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Evening star., 1948-11-04
III. 5. Asks Elimination
OF Sanction Reference
From Palestine Plan
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

| PARIS, Nov. 4.-The UNITED
States asked the Security Coun-
Gil today to delete references to
sanctions from British Chinese
Palestine proposal directed
mainly at Israel.
The resolution, introduced Octo-
Der 2S, provided for economic and
political sanctions to enforce peace
in the Holy Land. Shortly after it
was presented, reliable informant
said the United States would back it.
Later, however, other informants
said President Truman had inter-
vened to change the American dele
cations position.
The proposal was referred to- a
Security Council subcommittee, a
step some sources said was intended
to get the question out of the way
until after the United States
elections.
Jessup Offers Amendment.
DR.. Philip G. Jessup of the Ameri-
can delegation proposed today an
amendment enabling the Council to
consider action under chapter Z of
the Charter. That chapter sets out
what action the Council might take
lin respect to threats to the peace,
breaches of the peace and acts of
aggression"
While an article {seven) specify
ing sanctions is part of chapter
seven, observers quickly pointed out
that deletion of a direct reference
to sanctions softened the resolu-
tion.
The British Chinese resolution
Evening star., 1948-11-04

calls on Israeli and Egyptian troops
to resume positions occupied Octo-
ber II, the day a short but sharp
campaign started in the South. This
would mean a Jewish retreat In the
Negeb and an Egyptian advance.
Would Back Revised Plan.
The resolution provides that If
either side disobeys, the Council
could set up a f1ve-nation commit
tee to consider use of economic and
political pressure. Sanctions could
man trade boycott on the offender
and a withdrawal of diplomatic
recognition.
DR.. Jessup said the United States
Evening star., 1948-11-04

would support the Anglo Chinese
resolution with the suggested
changes.
DR.. Jessup also suggested that
Evening star., 1948-11-04

the five-nation committee should
advise the acting mediator, DR..
Ralph Bunche, in carrying out the
resolution. The committee would
Evening star., 1948-11-04

When you get back, he's finished the job.
He tells you why it's as good as new. And
how he could do it without heating the block
first or taking the engine out of the CAT,
because this new kind of Nickel welding
rod is so easy to handle.
What do they call it," you ask.
'Tbsy call it 'Ni-Rod,'" he says, but me
...I call it MY Rod'!"
Whatever you call it," you say, as you
drive away, 1T sure is friend in seed."
Every day, in many way, Nickel is your
friend in need. From your morning bus to
your evening radio, it helps things serve you
well. But you rarely see the Nickel because
its usually combined with other metals. -.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
The Weld that Saved the Day..
1pitb d friendly hand from Nickel Welding Rod

What tough break! To have the engine
of your Car freeze up and crack. And you just
married, with honeymoon lane stretching
ahead.
And what lucky break, when you find
out that the village welder can FIX it.
"You have yourself ssome lunch" the
welder says, "and I'll have you ready for a
fresh start by three"
While you're gone he gets to work, using
new kind of Welding Rod. Made with
Nickel, it makes tough YIELDS easy.
So,with the help of ''Y our Friend"
Nickel, he YIELDS the break 50 it will never
bother you again.
Evening star., 1948-11-04

That's why Nickel is called 'Yoar UnseeS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-29
Father Of 5, Who Slew
Man in Hobo jungle
In 1919, Is Acquitted
BY the Associated Press

SAN JOSE, Calf, Jan. 90 Ac-
quilted Of a Staying which occurred
in hobo jungle 20 years ago, Henry
j. Mueller was free today to return
to his family and his business in
Chicago.
A jury of eight women and four
men yesterday acquitted the 49,
year -old Mueller, junk dealer, Of
the fatal shooting of William Nc
Donnel near Los Gatos August 2,
1919. He pleaded self-defense.
Tears streaming down his face,
Mueller thanked the jurors and
declined the offer Of several of the
women members to help pay his
way back to Chicago.
Mueller admitted the shooting.
He told the jury Mcdonnell had
robbed his father years before and
then, in the Los Gatos jungle, he
suddenly came upon Mcdonnell. He
demanded the return Of the money,
Mueller said, and then shot McDon-
nell when Mcdonnell attacked him.
Mueller was arrested but subse-
ouentlysescaped. He was arrested in
Chicago several months ago on a
minor charge and through finger
prints identified as the man wanted
in the San Jose Staying.
The States case against Mueller
was a sketchy one. Most of the rec
ords were lost in a courthouse fire
many years ago. .5..#
Mueller is married and the father
of five children. In sending the ex-
tradition papers to California, Gov.
Dwight Green of Illinois said Muel-
Ter was reported by neighbors to be
industrious and to have made a
generally good record of citizenship"
during his years in Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-29

WED So YEARS-Mr. and Mrs.
Gerhardt A. sMeyer of 3117
Tennyson street NV. are to-
day celebrating their 58th
wedding anniversary. Mr..
Meyer, 80, was employed in
The Evening Star composing
room for A years, retiring in
August, 1888. They have four
children and FIVE grandchil-
dren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-29
SPRINGS to Be NutionuIized

TOKYO (P.-Now they may ma
tionalize Japans hot springs, long
a major. attraction for tourists.
Kyodo News Agency says the Wei
fare Ministry is considering such a
step to make sure the hot springs
are used for the public's benefit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-29

Al Union Suits. Cotton and wool or all cotton,
quarter Sleeves ankle length, medium weight All
sizes in the group We're $3.65-----S2 IS
a. cordison jackets. Royon and wool, pastel
color. Were $2O.95 o.
II FuII-Foshioned Isle Hose. Made in Broz
Sizes 10 to Y. Were s2.ss pr. ------$1.69
8 poirs WooI-Lned Gloves. Were 81 81 O.
IL Sport Shirts. Washable royon, long sleeves,
medium and large only. We're $3.50 SIS IS
81 Sport Shirts, royon and all wool. PIoids and
solid eoIors Were S5.95 to $3.50 -----S4.S8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-29

~ White Oxford Sport Shirts. Long sleeves, con-
vertibIe collar, two breast pockets. Sizes Az to
16h. Were s4.so----------------$3. 35
"a Pairs Honen Touehstone Shoes. Broken sizes,
odd lots Were IS
Mems Slippers. sheorIines, operas, mules Were
$685. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .95
81 Pairs Honon Shoes. Broken sizes, odd lots
We're slS.ss to $3.50 ------------$15.95
10 Royon seorfs. Were $6.50---------$3.25
rs pr. suspenders. Were s2.so--------$1.25
IS pr. suspenders. We're $3.50--------S1.75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-29

MEMS ACCESSORIES
AIl-WooI FIanneI Robes, medium size only.
Were SIS .S5
sRayon Robes, unIned Bold potterns, in medium
and large only Were $40 -----------S12.95
s AlI-WooI Flannel Robes, fireman red, medium
and large We're O-------------S1z
7 Rayon and Cotton Robes, nautical potterns.
Medium and large only Were $25 -S15.95
8 Water RepeIIent Joekets, sizes Sc to AZ only
We're $3.50 ----------------------$3.95
50 AH-WooI Leisure Joekets. Were $45 and $50,
$32.95
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Manor Park Males Turn Cooks,
Serve $50 at Turkey Banquet

Males at the Manor Park Citizens
Associations 25th anniversary Gel
ebration last night moved the Little
Woman into second place by pre-
pairing and serving banquet for
$50 persons.
The modest chefs insisted they
cook just for fun and often prepare
and serve huge quantities OF food
for many groups who eat in the
Albright Memorial Church at Fourth
and Rittenhouse streets NV. II 1t
isn't roast turkey. it's shrimp
feast, spaghetti dinner or oyster fry,
and they enjoy every bit Of it.
Carlos Dick" Dixon, an employe
of the Districts Sanitary Division,
started early Wednesday by roasting
the nine turkeys.
THE rest was easy he said.
Having fun lin chefs apron and
skull cap was A. B. Lowstuter, an
architect with the Agriculture De-
partment, who designed the church.
"A few of us do the cooking while
the rest drop by to sample it," he
said. But we all help out"
Anything left over is wrapped in
neat WaXpaper packages and sold
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Hospital Will Remove
Han|ey's SightIess Eye
By the Associoted Press

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 12.-Acting
Gov. Joe r. Hanley will undergo an
operation for removal of his sight
less right eye las soon as his general
condition warrants" Albany Hospi
tai reported today
An official of the hospital said the
72-year-old Lieutenant Governor
was in fair" condition. The official
described as very satisfactory his
progress in recovering from slight
attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. Hanley was taken to the hos
pital Monday for treatment of acute
glaucoma of the right eye, which
has been sightless since last Janu-
.ary. Glaucoma is diseased condi-
tion marked by hardness and in
elasticity of the eyeball resulting
from excessive internal pressure.
Mr.. Ranley's Office disclosed yes
terday he had developed pneumonia
Wednesday, but that the condition
had been pretty well licked
through penicillin treatment,
Evening star., 1948-11-12
| Uncommon Men Given
Plug in Hoover Speech
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Herbert
Hoover last night upheld "uncom.
mon men and women" against "the
cult of the common man"
The former President said in g
speech by telephone to the students
and faculty at Wilmington College
in Ohio:
I'VE must have this uncommon
sort of men and women if we are tt
have leadership in government, 1r
science, in education. in the profes'
sions and in the home
Mr.. Hoover added:
1T is a curious fact that wher
we get sick we want an uncommon
doctor. If we have a construction
job we want an uncommon engineer
when we get into war we dreadfullI
want an uncommon admiral and al
uncommon general.
Only when we get into polite:
are we content with the common
man."
He spoke from his apartment ir
a New York hotel.
Evening star., 1948-11-12

later for SandWlcneS. All the pfontS
go to the church.
About 20 male members Of the
citizens association volunteered their
services in bustling around the
kitchen sampling the cuisine be-
tween servings.
Another genial chef, Ray Stevens,
staff specialist in Agriculture Sec
retary Brannan's Office, confessed he
never cooks at home.
AS for washing the dishes, the
men have no part of it.
I'VE leave all that for the janitor," !"
they said.
Entertainment was provided by
the Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co.'S Glee Club Trio. In
spector Dick Mansfield, The Stars
safety director, gave safety chalk
talk.
| John A. Connaughton. president
of the Federation of Citizens Asso-
Citations, told the group church
workers scattered throughout the as
sociations denote the finest citizen
ship and assure the best COM
munities.
Leverett A. Meadows, president OF
the association, acted as master OF
! ceremonies.
Evening star., 1948-11-12
.25% Tax Rise Proposed
In Fredericksburg Budget
Speciol pispoteh 10 The S,or

SpeeioI Dispatch 70 The S'oF
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Nov
IA property tax calling for Is
per cent increase over the current
year has been included in the ten
tative 1949 municipal budget SUBJ
mitted this week to the City Coun-
Gil
NJ Percy Embrey, Finance Com
mittee chairman, said tax Of 81
per $100 of assessed value-40 cents
more than the current levy-will be
necessary to cover items in the
budget.
Revenue for the year has been
anticipated at $673,040 a jump OF
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Baltimore Man ScaIded
To Death in Florida Tub
By the Associoted Press

PENSACOLA. Fla. Nov. 12.-
Coroner L. B. Morgan said a AZ
year-old Baltimore man apparently
scalded to death in the bathtub OF
his hotel room here yesterday.
A porter found the body of the
man, identified by papers in his
possession as John Frooke, AZ, Balti-
more, in the overfowing bathtub
yesterday morning.
The coroner said Mr.. Frooke pre-
sundbly turned on the hot water to
take a bath, suffered weak spell
and fell into the tub. The water
was still running. An autopsy was
ordered.
Evening star., 1948-11-12

more than $4,000 over this years
income.
In the s67O,249 budget are items
of new construction amounting to
s119,931 .98, which include Sl8,931 98
for the health center wing of the
new hospital building, $4,000 for
courthouse alterations, and $4,000
for an addition to the city incinera-
tor
The school appropriation is listed
at $19O,235.50 as against $158,703.55
for this year.
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Hearing Group to Meet

The Parent Study Group of the
Washington Hearing Society will
meet in the society's headquarters,
243l Fourteenth street NV, at 8
o'clock tonight. Mrs. James E.
Walsh, ir., is president Of the group.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-16
Home Dry Cleaning Of Rugs
And Garments Is HuzurdoU.

The three terms, gasoline, benzine
and naphtha, are applied to hydro.
carbon liquids that from a fire and
explosion standpoint differs only
slightly. At low temperatures they
give of highly combustible vapors
or gases which form mixtures with
air that are decidedly explosive.
They are the most hazardous fam.
mable liquids used about the home.
Washing garments, rugs or other
articles by immersing them In gas.
olins never should be done In the
house under any circumstances be.
cause the gases or vapors may be
readily ignited by a nearby stove
or other source OF ignition and be.
cause the friction Of the garments
being cleaned may produce a static
spark sufficient to ignite tho vapors
or gases with serious, sometimes
fatal, results
II gasoline is used for such clean.
ing, It should be used out Of doors
in a place where fresh air Is circu.
lating freely. It is less hazardous to
use nonflammable cleaning liquid
such as carbon tetrachloride or, bet
ter yet, to send the articles to q dry.
cleaning establishment where the
hazards Of any cleaning are under.
stood and where they are avoided
by use Of special apparatus.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-16
,,p,on Sunfsh
,aeb or pumpkin

nor sunfsh, or pumpkin
he . sG5'i reaches , size esces q.
':ss: s t. os5::: y. with nass Rs' ss for OF
II ages s.; s,x,s in size. It has s been n
nr dsn .Ss @snlau boys fish" but Is
termed the ~ ,, adults as well. The
common s. s,,a.',.:.,lIv colored. There
a isl ana ne ether species Of fresh sa,
Is peTassgsS -. .Eo. presents more vari'
satec fs; ;,- 80, and markings than do
~ 81 :,,s ss:5 50 much so that .
4as.. sai'''5 description is practically
r,coss.ole.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-16
Simmered Eggs

Eggs cooked in the shell win look
and taste better il simmersd In
stead Of boiled.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-16

ton 70 VIII .t be paid upon publlca-
each AZ me tlrst contributor Of
"GraSSGGC epted saying or idea for
Nu.TasG;d5 Speakin'." Address
2, Ohio Ohio Margarine, Cincinnati
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-16

tSnhEE Up! Fer even the birds
i r:'s oils and they're still sing
" ~ s.-1 S,--2,4s:.s Neg Haven. Mo-
Evening star., 1948-09-27
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN, new 194S; prompt delivery AND
iareer roo nier, safety steel bodies with a
continental ,des:en; hydraulic brakes
eaupp ns heater P5sst aSd eesss sdsn y ony
and c2so efyIcs qssefeo MHNHATTaN i1sA IA H9r6
RAD1q RAJ pSoRs s9 so sesh 7sss s!Sf' of 7th at "
BUICK '46 Roadmaster 4 DIR; radio. heater
and seat ceye1s; d light blue finish M tip top
9asst FpEd lt d.se4 yerR2nt RG 1856 sys NV
BUICK 1889 Special 4-door sedan, equip.
1s ons 0sns IN PRICE, sss cong RIhN hfssER04
l.. ave: at goth st. ne: Pr
BuICK46 Roadmaster 4-dr.; radio, heater
excellsnt sMa st condition; ] Ss.oa5: so-dsy guar,
HILL & T1BBTTTs, lila Vermont aye: NV.
Wash.s oldest Ford dealer. MA. $3.50
BUICK 1910 Roadmaster 4-dr. radio and
heater, original black finish same as day
day guar. also in stock are 43 others
mileage HILL & TIBRTTTs, TIA Yer;
5s,1tr mont ays IA Piy; esSo wash''s Oldest F9Fd
BUICK 1889 4-door sedan has had extra
good care; heater and radio; priced to sell;
MoToRs soT Rssn me- s5aos g end edm st. NV nd at
BUfGK 1916 Super conv. Glib. cpe. = and
F. s$550 msesf ca CO Se' a5as osS after eSfe pm
blue, wonderfully. clean, fully equipped;
MR. Pue7; z1NiM' G'ES VI. IS ss55 su''A ~ ~
BUICK Al Roadmaster conv.; Brewster
green black top white d sdeTall .h tires new-
easn eyes tifo! tiii .. " sundsys @ til 5. sATeaER
BUICK 1a47 Roadmaster 4-dr; r. and h.:
sun visor: very low mileage; iks new u il
sSsEE ssgiis BALES as2 seh6 &c S:AFs7 ave =!
BUICK is4e Super model 81 sedan +. h ;
$685. Gean eaT s1d sny Dd
BUICK 1917 model rec conv coupe; r,
h. DARK green finish tan tsP teis 6hpo fssn
ca cADILLAc. i1-Is a5a .oLpsMoBiLE CO, 1925 ssnd
st NV, Ma 1900 81
BUICK 1887 Special 4dr. sedan; r. and
Of Offer of'f 81 p,ffs fss4 any any tms f1"o' 'oO'
BUICK la47 convertible; r. and h.. seat
covers and many other accessories; aoSo- @
4o00 Ga. ave NV, Ia. $500. -2s
ssef sona ssse ssSSs s:ss ss0s5 si ssd's
BujICK Al Special sedanette; beautiful
motor runs like charm: very clean.
attractive one owner; low mileage;
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| STONE, 1917 14th st. NV. AID. 1858
BUICK conv 1947 Roadmaster: light
ase: exc. cond.; one owner; S2.s50. VI
BUICK $40 Special 4-dr. sedan; mechant-
cally very sound paint slightly faded
$500 GE 1454 -
BUICK 1e4S Roadmaster Dynaflow pastit
seat covers, whitewall tires, r. and h.: less
than 600 mi: sacrifice at S3,3a5. LEEDS
MOTOR CO. 512o Wis ave NV, OR
4407. Open SUNDAYS 30,
BUICK 1888 convertible coupe; r, h
orig black finish, new top. Must be seer
to be appreciated. 30-day guarantee
ES.q5. 40 others. JET MOTOR SALES
k01oa Nichols ave Sc. Ii 4S01. ~
Evening star., 1948-09-27
1RAILERS.

4 USED TRAnERS, priced for quick sale
27-ft Continental. GIFT. Trayelite. 25,ft
American 19-ft Midco. VAIL TRAILER
SALES e5o5 BaltimoIe blvd Berwyn d Nd
HoRNER's TRAILER CENTER. 5th and
Fla. ave, ne. See the new Vasabond Royal
and Palace house trailers on display at
HORNER'S CORNER. FIR. 1921. ~
NoTICE-Mr. Melvin Balmer,, with 20
i 6uas IL oq snd noSTn 5sDsTns
equipped repair shop. Free estimates given
on ali repairs large or small. Call TO.
b111 New Liberty trailers on display.
HEETER- -MALpEN TRAILER SALES, INC
Tgaiief ViIlss.' Alsxan,ddITyis. va. Best
FRA TRA1LHR LEX GaLIihDER sleeps I 8: equipped,
plenty built-in cabinets and clothes closets;
price reasonable Apply 40" sth st. ne.
2s-FT. AMERICAN, manufactured March.
194s. equipped with electric; refrigerator.
hsasT OHn mt., es1y for erS Studio n
$500 Call EN- 1862 --29.
orner % Isavins soWn: s525 4s9a Calvert
70 Your AssURAScE Of the utmost in com;
IN in the he a3-ft. 5-sleeper. all aluminium
Royal Spartan Mansion; for magnincen1t
f,'t II six-sieep.r Superior and e9-ft Vindale,
all equipped with shower and toilet;
other leading coaches. priced from 81 495
SHd p.FR5a fKAEK md SALES Is
s9Tft HHTIoNAI 2V59H HOUSE TRAILER, 81 IT; good
condition; 81 .3t5 L. GERHART Lot ~
Canary Camp U. S, No, l. Berwyn, Md.
Evening star., 1948-09-27
S3I Wisconsin ave. OR. 340o:
- Rladensburg I'd ne, AT. 1890. -27
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

JaEr wANTID . " E ss sssS sss..s sase q sss ,ss
SsEAi %E Will StiF,r PAY TOP PRICE for your car.
Have customers waiting for al types
sd neSss d Hal H5sf SsssEs zeu g. e.
,.HEaP ipGs P26d 6ap 81 CARS N wASTEDGcash wait
yesr ,es rSunninS SIg ,s Or s'Eod not. H. $3.50.
in dire need OF 194S, -,
as as msds %s fsH1ERsEnI ss1 W Deko DWko nsass ssss
yepa MoaE on les NGSnhl Gponsld motors on. q
largest used-car dealers. seh your car o.
when your car Is sold: DONALD mo NO
TORS, INC. s2S ,r Fls soss Ave. me- LII, s0'''
1sy 12S o II; ffkI;raISsGIfETe IsG II Se' wan. the extra
sisan sst fhsm saa' apS Phone 81. s3o3 for buyer
noToRs n rc x locations. SOLO Il. /. ave. ne.
ssTu1SasAKER 81 15fa Il 45-'4s; Win pay sey, hane.
eyer Ist ip~sS p~Uss Ssh II ~ ~. .aa msD siD-
sSissST1ErHlY siesSf51Er e Best rRIcE for l.ss
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used. pEiys p. srssE yeuf , ntls and -
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Evening star., 1948-09-27
AuToMoTive MISCELLANEOUS.

USED-CAR PARTS, motors, transmitters
oifferentials, 70 A. most any make car
from 1880 to 1888. Also junk cars
wanted Phone Brandywne 33l2 or
1926. RANSOM MOTORS, near 7. B, Nd
JACK BLANK SAYS-Pontiac owners, at
tention. Get your tires at our new tire
dept General Squee-gee nonskid, pune
ture-proof tubes; barsains in all maze;
used and almost new take-of tires; See
Mr.. Kelley, Tire Dept. ARCADE PONTIAC
co. AID: $500. 1887 Irving St nv, nv
Wash's Largest Pontiac Dealers. Credit
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JACK BLANK SAYS-Pontiac owners. at.
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AUTO PARTS, used. new or rebuilt, ir
stock Also auto grills glass generators
starters. transmissions and rear ends
oil
Evening star., 1948-09-27
WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALk.
REAts ESTATE LOANS.

1st AND end Trust j. toANs Ms e SapIfsHks Fesl ss-
H04 L st. NV, MA. 4167.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE-1st and ND
trust. No red tape. Quick service HENRY
sALUs, established 1924. MA. 1852
Money snes YeFosn' On SECOND scs, rEgs1-xs w
buy second-truSt noIes D. C.. nearly Mo
Of ya. Reasonaslss rasss cHAp HAp1ohA1 gsA
\: ave, ny -;atT EatIonssl saI9s Ss33 3tv,,,. .,
eolored)-ouick settlement. Prefer per,
sonal calls to telephone calls FULioN
TRUSTS, lst, End and 3rd; Md' Va ano INC
Co. ao5 n Y ave. NV. RE. 1872. 80.
Isl AND end "RUsT L0ANS-Prompl
aud courteous service Before 6olroWalnTes
SN MoRTGAGE LOANS-No charge foI
srp,sisals. MOORE & HILL co" so4
ottJficK CASH for nd-trust notes long or
and sun. GE $500 1713 N st nT
row REALTY- CO Realtors 1881 G st
FIRsT-TRTsT LOANS on real estate; al er low S,T
rates: 3 or 5 year terms and mont ! Z
nsyments P j. WASHER, INC lIlo
Eve st nv. Ma. b4bs.
Evening star., 1948-09-27
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont.

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excIusiye used.car dealers- Al cash Or
open iot. 1900 18th st. nv. teornsr Of n
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only Sc Il car Is sold. Don't sive your
car away; see Us for the TOP price that
your car will bring. Any model accepted
from 1888 to 1913 LEEDS MOTOR co.
$40 Wis ave. nv. OR, 4407. Open
Suns TIL 5: weekdays till 10
MlMEDIATE CAsH-Urrentiy need so
clean cars, all makes and models, for our
Southern trade. r. ]. MOTORe, 1920
Rhode Island ave. ne: Phone Nj. 9174.
WILL PAY Up TO S1,00e FOR:
40 Ponttac2.
80 Cheyrolets.
40 FordG.
20 Piym0uthB
10 D1itts.
k320 Conn. ave. Wo. e21o, N. t761