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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
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WCIzUF Z OLUb
The postponed meeting of the
McGuffey Literary Club will be
held Friday May 7, 2 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Flora Coder,
with Mrs. Leila Hagenderfer as
sisting hostess. The program
chairman will be Mrs. Catherine
Griffin and Mrs. Maud Baker
will prepare quotations.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hervey,
of New York City, arrived Sat-
urday' evening for visit with
their respective parents and
other relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
c. Hervey, of Elwood ave-, and
Mr.. and Mrs Asa L. Griffith, of
S. Main st.
Mr. W.BR. Huffman returned
Friday evening from Detroit,
where he attended a Builders
Show, held in that city. H. B.,
Salter Company had a display at
the exhibition. t" =
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Huffman,
of Park ave-. left Sunday to at
tend the National Convention of
Exhibitors of American Foun-'
dry Association, which will be
held in Philadelphia this week.
They expect to visit. New York
City, Atlantic City, and other
points of interest while in the
east. They will be gone about a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hatton, of
this city, are enjoying a motor
trip through the South in COM
pany of Professor and Mrs. Otis
Hatton, of Akron. They will visit
New Orleans and other interest
ing places in the Gulf region.
Mr.. Samuel Berger, of West
field, Ind, spent the weekend
here at the home of his wife, Mrs.
Samuel Berger and also with his
son-in-laW and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Guy and daughter,
Betty Jane.
Mrs Meredith Hall, of Leesburg
township, was taken to Grant
Hospital April "a for observation
and treatment. Her condition in
only fair. She is in room All.
| Miss Mary Fisher, a patient in
Grant hospital, is reported to be
much improved, following sur
gerry performed early last week,
Miss Sara Wright, of the Col
lege of Wooster, is spending her
spring vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wright, of
S. Maple st.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Grau-
man, of Gahanna were weekend
guests of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grammar.
They attended the conferences of
the v. F. w. held here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Huffman,
grandson, Billy, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
l. Huffman were in Columbus
and visited with Mr.. Herbert
Huffman, who has been ill.
Mrs. Karl Hefti and daughter,
Jan, of Evansville, Indiana, are
guests of the formers mother,
Mrs. nellie Hopes, of w. Fourth
st. They will remain for a week
Registered guests for the week
end at the Oakland Hotel, were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Beardsley, OF
Fort Wayne, Indiana; Mrs. Chas
Church and daughter, Miss Jo-
sephine Church, of Van Vert
All are former residents of Ma
rysville.
Mr.. Richard c. Hervey, of Ell.
wood ave., is a patient in Grant
hospital, Columbus, following
surgery which was performed
last week. Mrs. Hervey, Mrs
VIM. Payne and Mrs. Leo Moore
have been with him for time
each day, and report his condi'
ton as favorable.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan Grotte
and son, Godfrey, were in Phila-
delphia last week on a business
and pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fuller, of
Columbus, were weekend guests
of the latter's sister and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Beightler,
daughters, oyce Ann and Nancy
Sue, of w. Sixth st.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03

. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hobart
are announcing the birth of a
daughter, Mary Rose, at the Fred
Cooper home, north of Marysville,
April "a. The baby weighed 8
pounds.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hervey,
of New York City, arrived Sat-
urday' evening for a visit with
their respective parents and
other relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
c. Hervey, of Elwood ave-, and
Mr.. and Mrs Asa L. Griffith, of
S. Main st.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
MT. ZION LADIES AID

The Mt Zion Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. Philip Crabbe
on ElWood ave, Wednesday af-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
Wednesday,:

Wednesday:
w. S. c. S., Group I, with Mrs.
Ralph Fox, o'clock.
w. S. c. S. Group II, with Mrs.
Burl Southland, 2 o'clock.
w. S. c. S. Group w in the
Little Chapel, 7:30.
w. S. c. S. Group V with Mrs.
j. N. Maxwell, 8 o'clock.
Girl Scouts, Troop l, Girl Scout
Room, 7 to 9 o'clock.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-03
CITY UNION MEETING
is HELD MONDAY

Mrs. w. r. Huffman of Park
Ave, was elected to the office of
first vice president of the City
Union of The Kings Daughters,
at the meeting fthe executive
board held Monday evening. The
vacancy was due to the resig-
nation of Mrs. c. B. Haggard.
The president, Mrs. Clair
Thompson, opened the meeting
with devotional period, using
the hymn, l Love to Tell the
Story, and reading the Scripture,
John l5:1-l5, closing with prayer.
l8 members responded to roll
call. Literature concerning the
Cancer Research Fund was dis
tributed, and it was voted the
City Union donate $40 to this
project.
Mrs. Ralph Guy was appointed
to serve as a representative on
the Youth Center Advisory board.
Announcements and special at
tention. was called to coming
events of interest to the. Order:
the group convention, Tuesday,
May 4, at NGrace Chapel, Della
ware County; Maplecrest Chapter
Day, June IT., at Bucyrus; all
county Kings Daughters evening
meeting, June Is in the Presby-
terian church.
The meeting closed with The
Kings Daughters hymn and
benediction.
GIRL scours.. TROOP
Girl Scouts of Troop ! will
meet Wednesday afternoon from
4 to 5 o'clock. The patrols that do
not have a name will be given
their names at the meeting.
All girls that did not go to last
weeks meeting will please come
this week SO everybody can be
put in patrol and won't have
it to do every week.
ENGLISH MISSIONARY
The Dana H. Johnson Mission
ary Society of the English Luther
an church will meet Thursday af-
ternoon at two o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Cloyce Moore, l39 Ell
wood Ave.
Evening star., 1948-05-11
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

SEE US BEFORE YOU<SELL. POHANkA
Fzk FzhyIGE nSsEsi s2S Pr IS on al
Gt sgs safs are assured Ml as a15d 5MdckEEPoNT1Ac
odest Nash h Dealer oa'e See wTLnAs
BAKER. INC, for an appraisal. 2s19 st
CASH GiS;i h4 F6R s'You YOUR CARVE buy, we sell
NoRTHEAsT Nc e41af1 TN MoToR CO. Ford Dealer5,
92O Bladensburg nd. ne. Opposite Sears)
WANTED TO BUY. clean automobiles. .ss
through AS Call MR.. CROKER, CO.
Cash CASH FOR YOUR cAR-Foras. Chevrolet
sTEuART SIT MofoRs. | srd and sss' me ne
BUCKS, Chevrolets. Fords, Pontiacs OF
any make OF car that has had good care,
" assf p5ss 5ss@ r. wi Rss rs 1888
CASH FOR YOUR CARVE buy. We sell,
5Eaff Hsfa ooR co give roFa R sa
1901. MINI. ave. ne. cat Benning rd.)
xsg "a Err NC 7sss nsss Re
money. See Henry Prentiss; No quotatloni
on phone AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC.
1871 BladenSburg I'd. ne.
BARNES-SANDERS MOTORS We want
cars regardless of price; don't trade on
new car or sell to any one until you give
US the opportunity to buy at your price
We need 100 cars, 1885 to 194s. If your
is not raid for. will Pay off balance anc
pay cash difference. No price quotation!
on phone Washinst1ns s.sb Oldest exeil5isf ssItsd
checks. See Mr.. Barnes or Mr.. Sanders
Only one location. Drive in big. open lot
1900 iM4th M st. nv nv tcornsT Of y nv;
price quota tons on phone. BARNES
NONE saGpsSs casa aotSss FOE YOUR cAI, 1885, :.
Wr We p0sS ModRs Rsys Eth q Or .n DaoRs s
assh aeap pree It ioT ss3 Your is4s g
as5 + ss5b aooh PTS II c. e call 7I
Sir {aPd moRr ays MoxfY aPfP FoR 1Sus g e caRw en-
will buy your car Immediately Ior toL
cash price; or you can name the price you
want for your car on our sell,your-cal
plan. Just bring your car and title. nama
your price. wen try to get 1t for you. i,
Nc no ssFse We e RI as sa neis
dealer I1s1 Florida va ave- nv" nc ho' 5000
sasaa to get eass thsm amp Phone pE ssos Tor buy:
NdIE f f es MooRs 81 dTSs IocAoE f E1ans sale
We We VIII WILL l. PAY sPoI CASE rRIcE 70!
clean used cars Call US today or drive z
sIEuART MoT9R Nc eaoo CO. 9th and NJ Z
WIN WITH WiNN"-Iop price Tor yougl
car: never too new, never too old sil
come to your home OF ofhce: plenty paEkins
space Open eves.. 8 m to ON Wasns Wasas
MOTORS. I59 Florida ave. ne. E&. 2b9S
PONTIAC OWNERS-If it's clean, your
price is our price. CENTRAL MOTOR
SALES. 1929 Conn. ave, Wo. 1885, EN-
OoDGE OWNERs-n it's clean. your price
is ou- price. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1926 Conn. ave. Wo; 9238. EN-. g754,
CHEVROLET OWNERS-It It's clean, youl
SALES, 1926 Conn. aye, Wo. 1886, EN-
PLYMOUTH owNERs-n It's clean, yeuI
SALES, 1925 Conn ave, Wo. e236, EN-
WANTED BIZ vETERAN-Late model used
ear; '46, Al or '46; all cash; urgent fol
priysts use. CH. OLA. a.
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TRAILERS.

3-RooM COMPLETE. elec: refgr. and
sGys seeps dopss bes o snF sHs M ina BSG sfs e
uS1VERsAI Sa11ii p pis47 % eua euft rrsidaire. hot
water. bottle gas: must SELL first $3.50 or
best offer. 127 Temple Trailer Village.
TRAILER HEADoUARTERs-we are dis
ttributoTs Of schult, Trayelo, American;
trailers now on display. Open daily and
RAER Sqnday CO. 5 me- e oB6 wseoaiiR sAe
ny, Phone We 1881: 4O'v WISCONSIN ave,
daa4dI JRAILER r. CENTER, CEN sutaor,sed fassory
ETC; % priced from sI.4s5 to sst' 81 sss5: easy 1
terms for your convenience. We carry q
Fss h tine make s aa nss
RHpfRf sFRdiEK as0g Bales tS
1918 ei iSsef sx1foSHI SH1o AND LANpoLA trailer,
now on display at NATIONAL TRAILEH
Phans Phdns WA Goos 1908 sai' ave. H'Vefoaie' Mo
LIBERTY TRAIIERs. 21, %, 27 and SO
Aso st coco aSSeu used a aars Il xtss
TRAILER R SALES, Wash.-Balto. blvd.
GIIDGR, for the finest trailer living in
the world: see the I94s models on display.
including a 6-sleeper, some models have
bullt-in showers and flush toilets; trade in
Easy terms. COLE TRAILER CO. $500
Ga ave 81; s2oo-s2o2. .,
each day thereafter. AMERICAN TRAIL
ER CO.: INC, 4030 Wisconsin ave. NV,
sew Mi6Co IkAnERss s775 to 81 ,e7s;
for sports. vacation or permanent living
VAIL TRAILER SALES. 2nd ave. and
SoeSye snd s 5d ays slVf5 gH HsnsHss sysS Nd bet 18th
TRAILER, David Bradley; all-steel body.
1.x4', complete with tires and hitch.
UN 1909 Ill
Evening star., 1948-05-11
Natures Children
SPRINGTAILS,
By LiIIion Cox Athey

Do not be too startled if you find
your basement or camp occupied by
any army Of high leapers who have
sought damp areas near stem pipes
or where water has entered. This
is clear proof to you that your
damp -proofing system is defective.
These small, soft-bodied creatures
are harmless otherwise. Their food
consists of fungi and algae.
Often on a trip to the woods
when you sit down for rest on
log, you are greeted by sudden
cloud of gray insects springing into
the air. They are springtails, which
are established near lichens and
algae. They spring into the air by
means of a strong spring; the tail
is curved tightly under the body
and when pressed against a surface
will when released send the owner
high into the air. Like the grass
hopper, the jumper has no stearing
gear and the leaper often lands into
greater danger than he leaped
from. However, the springtail upon
landing quickly rights himself and
Immediately seeks seclusion.
If these seekers of dampness are
established on your premises, the
first step is to stop the entrance Of
moisture. They you can treat the
springtail retreat to mild solution
of DDT which is not strong enough
to be fatal to bugs, but Is COM
plete knockout for springtails. This
is a 2 or 8 per cent solution and
you should spray the whole area
slightly. Too heavy a spray results
in a stain, and you would have
wasted time and material. When
you stir up an army of springtails
in the woods, you have merely dis
turbed their pleasant way Of life,
called their enemies attention to
them and that is all.
Evening star., 1948-05-11

Opening lead, three Of spades.
If you have never "kibitzed" top.
fight bridge player and are anxious
to do 50, let me caution, you may bs
in for a disappointment. The cham
pion in bridge, as in other sports,
makes things look easy. II 1t Is
mental contortions that you would
like to observe, my advice Is to seek
out some temperamental player Of
the second flight and you will be
more apt to have your wishes graft
fed. However, watching the real
champion at play (or work, If you
prefer may be good for your spirit.
You will very likely leave his table
feeling that you could have done
everything he did. And you, no
doubt, could have.
You will recall the definition OF
repartee as the retort you think OF
on the way home. The difference is
that the champ usually seems to
think of it at the right time.
In today's hand South was de-
clarer at a contract of 6 hearts.
North made an immediate jump
shift because he felt there was
good chance for slam and it was his
purpose to say so before the bidding
got too high. South made a
temporizing rebid in hearts and 1t
was sufficient for North to give Q
mere single raise inasmuch as he
had already declared slam inten-
tions. There was no doubt in South's
mind that he would eventually con-
tract for at least hearts, but he
embarked on q Blackwood bid, for
if he could check a sufficient num-
ber of aces and kings he might
chance a grand slam. Since hearts
had been plainly agreed upon the 4
no-trump was an obvious Blackwood
call.
When the three of spades was
opened South won the trick in his
own hand and saw that the slam de-
pended on the adverse diamond
holding and that he would probably
be called upon to make a guess. If
the evil moment were deferred the
defense would be apprised of de-
clarer's' problem and would most
surely put him to the guess. South
felt that a psychological advantage
could be gained by leading the
diamond at once. At trick 2 West
was not yet poised for the attack
and the sudden lead of the two Of
diamonds caught him of guard.
Fearful lest declarer were trying to
sneak through singleton, he
promptly took the ace and the
battle was over.
Whether or not West should have
taken the trick, we are not here dis.
cussing, but the fact is he was put
to quick decision and reacted in
a very human manner. At the out.
set South had a so per cent chance
to guess the situation (assuming
East did not have both honors.
which would render his task hope
less) but his quick action at trick
certainly increased his chances.
(copyright, 194s, by Charles H. Goren.)
Evening star., 1948-05-11
Take Ny Word for 1t
By Frank Colby
Words to Watch.

In the world of sports (and this
includes practically all sports broad
casters), the words athlete, athletic
and athletics have an extra and
erroneous syllable which hitchhikes
whenever the words are said. The
hitcthiker wedges himself between
the "th" and the a." thus: "ATH-
.uh-leet, ATH-uh-LET-ik, ATH-uh-
LET-iks" The careful speaker viii
want to avoid this intrusive vowel
sound.
It's really a small matter Of max
ing the tonguetip behave. Note that
in saying "ath" the tonguetip rests
lightly against the edge of the upper
front teeth. Now in saying the "l'
of the next syllable, the tonguetip
presses briefly against the upper
dental arch. If the tonguetip is al
lowed to drop after 9Th" and before
a." the "uh' is impossible to avoid.
But if the tonguetip slides quickly
from the 9Th" position to the "l''
position, the "uh" will not occur. Try
it and see. Be sure to say: ATH-
leet, ath-LET-ik and ath-LET-ik
Overheard on political broad
cast: "*** making the same old
campaign promises over and over
ad in-FIN-i-tum. The phrase used
is ad infinitum, without limit (end-
lessly)." But infinitum should not be
accented on the "fin" syllable. We
should say: add in-fin-EYE-tum
Here's good memory verse that
was written many years ago by
Jonathan Swift, English satirist ano
author of "Gulliver's Travels:
So, naturalists observe. a flea
Hath smaller heas that on him prey
And these have smaller still to bite
'em;
And so proceed ad inf1nitum.>
A reader tells me that he has
never been able to pronounce all
the consonants in the word asthma
Well, it's almost impossible to do
and one shouldn't even attempt it.
In the now correct standard Ameri-
can pronunciation the 9Th" is silent,
and the IS" has the sound of -
thus: AZZ-muh.
X
For a copy of Mr.. Colby's .leaflet. C-12
which explains simply and clearly all tht
rules governing "a" "an' and the" senc
stamped. self addressed envelope and 8.
cents in coin to him. in care Of The Eve.
ming Star. p. o. Box 80, Station 6, New
York 10, N. Y.
(Copyright, the Bell Syndicate. Inc, 194s.)
Evening star., 1948-05-11
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DODGE 194s 1-ton express; black finish
o sss HIS neG One only N6H III Esf Roo R fe5
~ IEe Rhet vii Buy 'o1 oT Sh0tRS14fs ss yoaf r
Ey SaEEykoLEI 1897 ,,; m7ton panel clean ;sne sne
MoToR he51 ReSs So ord YS@ bess s.o 1adas
car. car - AT. o2oo," wiz DD' SeH 1iS l5u'
CHEVROLET 1884 11a-ton- panel gooc
CONDITION; private sale s275. 1117 goth
DODGE 1912 excl panel; s575 or best
HhyFoT e1h GeT OK 1872 ton GIL pane 9asa truck s
Gel; acond. throughout; S1'1oo cash. D1
SfHEESvRoLET 1e47 van; sx7xe; truck in
sssssasL gST EsSSf s. soiz Ss
ply tires, 4-speed h. Transmission. grill guard
heater; only $500, actual miles; new-truck
THoMpsoa or M eHUscH at 5soe
needs a few repairs: viii make, some one
1Sf ToR CO. Oh ayatfsvl Nd. VA. 5s5o Mis
recentS balsan at sse5 Lus
TiNE1N1cHoLsoN 1ffsla MOTOR CO, Hyasts:
HsvRn, yiIs Md rT Wa a29o. n.rs, 1ls cis,r
to-get type. NORTHEAST. MOTOR Co
Used Car Lot 1901 Miss. ave. ne
ssrs ss Bsnninf Ii ri 4ioo 1--WE buy we sell is Gse0
CHEvRoLET with Boyertown package de.
livery body; l ton on % ton CHASSIS;
4 mos old; perfect cond-; extras: $1,000
FORD 1910 1a-ton stake body; running
condition; 1895 cash as is. Call MR.. HUD-
SON at MA. 1886 from am. to pm
DODGE 1941 11a-ton stake; low mileage;
IsTrFSA1ioSAI i1Sss fssg ls41 new Tres
DODGE 1la-ton 1886 fat-bed; completely
reconditioned and new motor; 500. AT
CHEVROLET 1s47 sedan delivery, per.
feet shape; only 4 months old: driven
only 3,1o0 miles; like new; ladder rack
saIy; price S1'675 with extras. call Ma
DODGE 1e47 s4-ton pickup; red; peri. in
low Siy mileage. hespe. NoRTHEAsT MOTOR CO.
(Ford Dealer), 920 Bladensburg rd. ne.
I'VE will buy and sell your car" AT
DODGE 1912 1s-ton panel; dark, green;
throughout. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
Used Car Lot" 40 Ssoi hnN MINI ave aye n1sd ns
O. ears ssnhi5f pf 14d1oo. we ODs' We 'e Ii$ Ise1
MACK Al model EMUT tractor: excellent
condition; good rubber, S995. HEO WASH
1NGTON CO., INC, 1881 Half st. Sc. Ii
r402
DODGE 1910 panel truck, ia-ton: Al
ccnd. inside and out; 5000 or best offer:
S new tires. Call ST. 1895 after $50 IN
FORD 1945 dump 2la-yard body; 3O-day
guar: Sl,295 HILL g. TIBBITTS, 1l14
Vermont ave. NV. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
G. M. c, 1888 stake body. good motor;
Ford 1889 stake body. good condition;
priced for quick sale. Call oV. $500 OF
DIAMoND 1e47 model 4o4-HH. : tc
ga tons; in excellent condition. onl!
10000 miles; 2-speed rear axle, SEE
tires. booster brakes: ideal for dump body
or tractor; $4,000 or best offer. Cal
pphrSRGiEr pI Sgsg ,s4a pane, delivery. recsntl, l
overhauled; looks good; $3.50; cash. trade
or terms. MrTCHELL'S MOTORS, INC
222 2nd st. NV. end and Const. ave.
EX. 4105. Ill
Evening star., 1948-05-11
AUTOMOBILES WANTED tcont.)

PLYMOUTH 0WNERs-Will pay up t
81 900 for 1910 Plymouths;. 75 unit!
sanfs ssnisd i sas snss Conn .vs SssNe Mo eass
eai GaaEivksoofLET OR FoRD-Need good uses
CIR Immediately; will pay cash, Gal
TIE T PLEASURE is ALL YOURS. georges
Motor Sales will consider 1t real pleas
IN Hns ether ilas Ca Case % your car viii be wortt
more money if you do business with US
22fa s2fhs eyes ist IN ana '% sts' ns RE
PRIVATE PARTY needs 194s car for bgsi
nsss Buiek Des Desdiae I'll easR Mo 5ot ssfs siesh 'a
or Mta chrysier. rak A GENE % %casIEBEsRY AZ t1s r
WOULD LIKE TO BUY car from "pri
vate party" that's very very clean, lov
mileage, orig. paint and with good bods
and tenders; have cash. cah aLy time III
vii Viii PAY ALL CASH foE late model Buiei
or Chrysler. GENE CASTLEBERRY' FR
PRivATE PARTY wants 1s4s or 1s41
Dodge or De Soto 4-door: cash. FA. 442o
DON'T SELL YOUR cAR and take = loss.
we are one Of the largest, licenssd use USED, !,
car dealers in Washington and wen sell u
s9E sna ssS only as s s$se esfs so
s so snA Ar TwsSTkp ssas; NE, M1EM,Ma9paDsIArELY- a9as
to As; win pay your price for clean Su1 cars
Gsneo Isg 's or can * k'yisSSioS 5sSs ~''o
INDIyIDuAL WANTS 4s .1,eaie Gr AZ tTsos medsi
WaNTED~CARs, 40 through AS. Price
no object Cali FIR. 1878
FORD OWNERS--Il it's clean. your price
is our price CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
43o6 Conn. ave, WO 1896, EN-. 9754.
';EWLY OPENED LOT will pay top cash
prices for cars; bring your title to TOWN
AND COUNTRY MOTORS, 5336 Wisconsin
ave. n W.. OR. 0100. oo
FORD OWNERs-Will pay up to $1,000
At at CENTRAL ST MoToR SALES, 1925 Conn.
ave. WO. 9236 or EN-. 1854.
prefer Ford, General Motors Of 8 cylinder,
chrysIer product Call to 9 pm. 9nS'
CGHaEvaRoIEr Ga aRoIr owNERs-wn pay up TO
81 900 for 1910 Chevrolets; 10 units
wanted at once, at CENTRAL MOTOR
SALES. 1925 Conn. ave. Wo. 1886 OF
Evening star., 1948-05-11
Word Game
Find 20 or more common English
words in
POLYZONAL,

meaning, consisting OF many
zones" Average mark is 10 words.
Time limit, 20 minutes.
Rules of the game-1. Words must be OF
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of s.. such as
bats" cats" are not used 3. Only one
form of q word is used. f. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-05-11
AUTO PAINTING.

CoMPLETE JOB. s35 up; work guaTan4
teed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext. Sc.
AUTO PAINTING-Complete job, $50; Sc
lect your color; work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV,
no. 1900.
Evening star., 1948-05-11
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.
AUTO LOANS.
MOTORCYCLES.

HARLEY 1921 49, in good cond.; bes'
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 1s4e "e1." Plenty
chrome. See 81 pm. CHI. 07S1. 2035 No
Kenmore. Arlington; good buy.
MATCHLESS 1947, 500 c., Pillion pegs
detachable saddle bags. Flanders bars, new
rings, valves ground recently; $500. OR
INDIAN CHIEF 1940 good condition; 1925
See to appreciate OR. 1854. 12'
YOUR CHOICE AT ALLCRAFT insures q
good buy: all machines 1st class Match
less 1947. $50 &C. with everything; Harley
~1947, "a" o.h:v., like new: Indian 194l
Scout. very good; B S. A. 800 &C., running
good, extras; Cushman. Powell, Salisbury
Servi-Cycle, Whizzers. 3136 No. 10th,
Arlington. OW. 4464. -12
1917 HARLEY-DAvIDsoN "74". oHv
beautiful machine: SS25. GE. 1897.
FOR sALE-l947 "74" overhead Harley
Davidson; like new. Call OK. 1927. Ill
THE NEW TRIUMPH with the sprung huh
194S Ariel q" ,0eE
1947 B.S.A. 350cc 525
1879 1915 \ Norton ob .79o 59oie E ne---- 4555
1S4a 1S4a IndIan i zo5a. ;54" dike nev5--- Z!
All guaranteed; trade; terms. ALLIED
MOTORCYCLE SALES, 2014 M st. NV.
RE. 5073. 10
Evening star., 1948-05-11
sTEBRETT MOTOR SERVICE, NC, Ford
Relatives haze a joii

ie47 Chevrolet, r. and h. -S1,925
1946 Chevrolet Fleetmaster; r., h. 1,725
1946 CheyroIet 4-dr. 1,725
1912 Buick Special 4-dr.; r. and h. 1,225
194I De Soto club coupe e 1925
1942 Pontiac club coupe 1895
1912 Plymouth 4-dr.--------- 1,225
1907 ieay ali WAYS ooi' -tee' N'--l ~ 2e5
These cars are in first-class cond. and
ready to go, and are sold with our 90
day warantee. BETHESDA MOTORS,
INC, De Soto and Plymouth Dealers,
1902 Miller ave. at Wisconsin. OIL. 1000:
Open Tuesdays and Thursday ewes, till
s; Sat. afternoons till 5. -13
Evening star., 1948-05-11
GARAGES FOR RENT.
PARKING LOTS.

LGE. 4-STORY GARAGE, suitable for cal
agency. repair and paint shop. in best o.
storage area, in heart of GEORGETOWN; reas
rent. Call WI 0S15 -12