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Milford chronicle., 1949-06-17

and Mrs. +. G. P. Jones.
Norma Lee Parker, from here,
was one of the graduates at the
State Teachers College, Salisbury,
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. William Gordy
are on motor trip up the Hudson.
E. F. Powell, retired employee
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,
who has been a patient in Wills
Eye Hospital, Philadelphia, for
some time. has returned home
where he is recuperating.
Children's Day exercises were
held Sunday at IL a. m, in the First
Methodist Church with the follow
ing in charge: Beginners Depart
ment-Mrs. Ford Brewington,
Sup't.; Primary Department, Mrs.
Victor Carmine, Sup't.; Junior De-
partment, Mrs. George Truitt,
Sup't., Special Music.
The Daily Vacation Bible School
sponsored jointly by Mt. Olive
Methodist Church and First Metho-
OASN SAuA ShSSB OpShSu hOhuoy oAW
will extend thru June oath. Ses-
sions will run from 8. a. m. to 1880
a. m. each day for the two weeks
period. Among the teachers who
have volunteered their services are
Mrs. Ray Wilkerson, Jr., Maxine
Quinn, Connie Roswell and K;fh-
crime Tappan.
Mrs. Leon Bailey spent few
days of last week in Wilmington,
attending the graduating exercises
at Goldey College where her daugh-
ter, Miss Nancy Bailey was one OF
the graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Brady of Bal
timore are guests of Mrs. ROxic
Phillips.
Richard L. Mutchler, seaman ap.
prentice, u. S. NJ, son of Mrs. Am
Mutchler, 222 Railroad Ave, here
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Evans have
purchased the former John Ed
ward Holloway property, after
wards purchased by Amos F. Nc
Cafe; then Lloyd Cullen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Evans will occupy the same
with their family. Mrs. Evans has
come from Panama Canal Zone
and Mr.. Evans will arrive later.
Mrs. Everett Davis of West Phil
adelphia is the guest of her sister,
ln-law, Mrs. Walter Hudson ard
Mr.. Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stratton Burbage
motored to Selbyville on Sunday
and visited Miss Clara Holloway.
Mrs. Stratton Burbage motOred
to Philadelphia to visit her sister,
Mrs. Walter Long, who is in the
Temple University Hospital,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellis and
children of Lancaster, Pa, motor
ed here and have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Evans. also
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Whal-
ey at Selbyville, and Mr.. and Mrs,
J. Horace Derickson of this town
Captain Edward S. Hickman and
daughter Doris are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William c. Hickman.
The Loyal Workers Sunday
School Glass met at the home OF
Mrs. Jennie Parsons on Tuesday
evening of this week. The Sunshine
Sunday School Glass had 25 mem
bers present on Sunday morning
at the service.
On Saturday, June II, at ten o.
clock, Mrs. Dorothy Holt, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Holt, was
united in marriage to William Il
Murray, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Orlan.
do Murray.
The wedding took place at The
home of the brides parents. This
ceremony was performed by th'
Rev. E. l.. Bennett of Criseld, Md.
! After dinner at the Avenue Res
taurant in RehobOth, the newly
weds left for a wedding trip. The!
will be "at home" upon their return
! i'm Cedar Neck, where Mr.. Murra!
. is engaged in the hatchery busl
ness.
J Their attendants at the marriag
/ were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Dukes
Jr., brother and sister of the bride
The bride looked lovely in a whit
} suit with blue accessories.
RIoouVfad Ado GOT Tae11Yfa
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-17
OCEAN VIEW

The past week has been well TAX
en- up with a reception to the new
minister at Bethel Methodist
Church, the Rev. Donzel Wildey,
his wife, Mrs. Wiidey, and their
young son Clay, on Tuesday even
ing. A covered dish supper was
enjoyed with refreshments of ice
cream and cookies. A program was
rendered while seated at the ta-
bles. The blessing was made by
G. f. McCabe, who has been an
active and loyal member for over
so years. Then the singing was
led by Mrs, Vernon Cobb with Mrs.
Dorothy Holt Murray at the piano.
Group singing by Mrs. Amos Me-
Cabe, Mrs. Elizabeth Graef, Mrs.
Mabel Dukes, Mrs. Gemza and Mrs.
Lille Mae Evans. Speeches were
made by Mrs. Francis Derrickson,
president of the w. S. G. S.; Harry
H. Dukes, End, superintendent of
Sunday school; Thomas E. Hick-
man, former superintendent of the
Sunday school; Thomas w. Walls
ton, chairman of the board of stew
ards, after which Rev, Donzel Will
dey make an address.
Mrs. Alice Lathbury gave two
5 humorous readings, which added TO
the entertainment.
Then on Wednesday evening we
attended the graduation exercises
held in Lord Baltimore High
+ School.
The program was as follows:
4 Professional by Ruth w. Evans
invocation by Rev. d. Wildey; sal
ntatory address. David Allen; mu.
sic by Mrs. James Mitchell; intro.
duction of speaker by Willis Nit.
chell; address, Hon. Wallace Wood
ford of Dover; presentation of di
plomas, Prof. Fred Graef and Amos
f. MeCabe; presentation of awards
by MIR. Graef; soloist, William Col
Inns; valedictOry address by Mis-
Norma Quillen; class song by II
members of class; benediction b.
Rev. Wildey; recessional by Rutl
w. Evans.
MIS-. FoiiCi AnUCA SUM- JOSuui
Quillen and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
Kempster attended the graduation
exercises of their niece, Miss Mar
garet Quillen at Bethany College
West Virginia, last week. Mrs
Beemer also attended.
They will also attend the mar
riage of their niece and cousin
Miss Margaret Ethel QuilleI
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mr'
Joshua Quillen to Francis Eal
Brown on Saturday, June Is, at
o'clock in the Third Christia
Church in Philadelphia, 61st an
Oxford streets.
The marriage of Miss Melba Ms
RE Davidson, daughter of Mr.. an
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-17
DELMAR

Mrs. Florence Hastings has re-
ceived word from Mrs. @. Arthur
Bullock, recording secretary of the
NNational Federation of Music
Clubs, that she has been reelected
to the Board of Directors by very
complimentary vote. According to
the Bylaws an election constitutes
term of two years. Mrs. Hastings
will attend the fall 1949 session in
Seattle, Washington, September
18th through 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Banks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Banks and William r.
Adkins are attending the National
Convention of Lions Clubs in At
lantic City, June 18th to 18th. The
Banks and Adkins are delegates
from the Delmar Club.
Mrs. Clara Phillips had Mr.. and
Mrs. c. e. Bryan of Portsmouth,
Va, for her guests over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grove acd
children of Wilmington were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
BOnsall, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Willis, Jr., of
Catonsville, Md, were weekend
guests of Mr.. Willis mother, Mrs.
w. N. Willis.
Ida Elizabeth Phillips, small
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Phillips is a patient in University
Hospital in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Pusey have
returned from Indianapolis where
they attended the automobile races
and also did some visiting in the
city. @
Anne Jones, who has completed
her sophomore year at University
of Delaware, has returned to spend
the summer with. her parents, Mr.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-17
REDEEM

McColley Sunday School will be
held at 10:30 a. m, Sunday, June
19 and pratice for Children's Day
program directly afterwards. All
children are urged to he present as
it is the last practice.
Sunday, June 10, at 500 p. M,
the McColley Chidren's Day pro-
gram will be presented. Everyone
is welcome. Come and bring your
friends, relatives, neighbors and
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-17

McColley w. S. c. s. will be held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Woo
drow on Thursday, June 80. Lad
les are asked to bring cakes and
fish pond articles. There will be
home made cakes and ice cream
for sale.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-17
Graded Eggs

Eggs which are not graded Off.
cially. under either federal or fed
eral-state programs, cannot carry
the letters ''U. S." before the grade
designation on the label.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-17
WoOlen Blankets

A blanket should contain at least
Is per cent good wool to be fluffy.
resilient and warm.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Legion Auxiliary
Membership Rally
Tuesday Evening

Gen. John Thomas Taylor, di-
rector of the Legislative Commits
sion of the American Legion; t.
@. Kraabel, national director OF
Rehabilitation Commission: Ralph
H. LAYERS, director, Economic
Commission, and Leonce R. Le-
pendre, assistant national adju-
tant, will assist in a membership
rally, sponsored by Mrs. Pearl
Heagerty, membership chairman
American Legion Auxiliary, at
the Legion Clubhouse Tuesday
evening.
Subjects for discussion will be
rehabilitation, child welfare,
Americanism and service to COM
munity and Nation. and how leg
islation is accomplished to effect
mandates in the respective fields.
Unit secretaries are requested
to send in per capita sheets and
remittances for renewals to de-
partment headquarters at once.
Mrs. Leta Zaller, chairman OF
the National Membership Com
mittee, has offered an award OF
s25 to the department having the
highest percentage Of renewals
paid up by November is.
Mrs. Grace Conway, past presi-
dent of United States Department
of Agriculture; Mrs. Sarah Deery
department treasurer. and Mrs
Eileen holland of United States
Department of Labor Unit were
the recipients of prizes awarded
20 volunteers of the Women's
Section, District of Columbia
Savings Bond Division OF the
United States Treasury who
Evening star., 1949-11-13

red ea E4sa i44s and nHas ave-
BENJAMIN. Martin, 2S, Los Angeles, Calf
eas,, end Ruth McElroy' 30 Long Beach
Levi Rayfeld, 35, 14s7ha, " st; NV, and
John Stein jr., rs. 1907 Lamont st. NV
and Anna Jones. 25.s 146s Girard St
f'asn1''o snd johnnie Gss' Gaines, II. esS Eye
Elijah N5shs IT,, s2: 40 sra st; nv : and s
Alfred Holmes a. 49, p.sr Carro!isoufg 81
Freddie HHsoFs Fischer. Sn IT, s41 18th pl Sc. and
Alice Torbst 49, l2s M.va ls'h ar St station ss
and Dempsey Smith, %, 334a 18th
Robert Link. 90, 1874 New Hampshire
ave; NV, and Barbara Bullock IL
Robert T sro;tzel, 10, Naval Air Station
and Rosemarie Schaefer, 1s, 3ll4 18th
Dans snd kuS MneF 1 q? H. 7$i Ss Sfa Morton s
Jackson Haltiwanger.. ~, 1885 Penn s.. St,
ne, and Alice Scott. 80, 30 Randolph
%1ss %sgs .sgs;,ss ss g. ry? IS s t.. ns S. see
and Norma Russell, %, chilren's Hos
p1tal, 18TH and w StS. NV.
John Homberg, %, and Margaret Sperry
Robert Spear. 26, $40 c st. ne, and
Mildred Durham, 80, 1343 Saratoga
Leroy roy wilson, 80 and Amelia crump, "a
both of 1929 Eye st. Sc.
George Grasby. jr., 90, 1914 virginia ave
s.w.. and Mary Mickens. l6, 1863 G
ST S.w
Edward Gladstone, %, Brunswick, Md.
and Ruth Simmons, %. 1885 Ritten-
James S' Britt -. 2l2s 4th st. ne. and
Betty Mutchler, 20, 800 Rhode Island
ave. ne.
90, both OF 24I2 Chain Bridge I'd
Rudi Heinz. %. Boiling Air Force Base.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Jewish Seminary TO Honor
IS Synagogue Presidents

Fifteen presidents of syna-
gogues affiliated with the Jewish
Theological Seminary Of America,
Seaboard Region, will be honored
for distinguished service to their
communities at a luncheon at
1880 this afternoon In the Adas
Israel Congregation synagogue.
900 I street NV.
The Seaboard Region OF the
seminary. with headquarters In
New York. consists Of Maryland.
the District of Columbia, Virginia
and North Carolina.
The citations will be presented
by Judge Joseph Sherbow OF the
Supreme Court of Baltimore. M. /.
Speert of Baltimore, president Of
the region, will preside. The clos
ing address for the three-day con-
ference, which opened Friday, will
be given by DR.. Ben Zion Bokser.
rabbi of Forest Hills Jewish Gen.
ter, New York.
Reports will be submitted by
Joseph L. Mendelson of Washing
ton: Jacob w. Scher, Baltimore:
Reuben Goldman. Richmond, and
B. Morton Gittlin, Charlotte, N. C..
Basing his discussion upon the
reports, DR.. Israel M. Goldman,
rabbi of Congregation Chizuk
Amuno, Baltimore. will speak on
Planning the Year Ahead"
Evening star., 1949-11-13

On Thursday Takoma Park Bethel
No. has Masonic and Eastern
Star Night, a Thanksgiving serv-
ice and the election, with Miss
Janet Twigg expected to succeed
Anacostia Bethel No. S will have
line officers night, De Molay night
and election on Friday, with Miss
Jean Wilson in line for the top.
Saturday night at the Midtown
Bethel No. l Miss Martha Murray
is favored to step up. This will
also be grand visitation. The
bethel will present Mrs. Thelma
Goodman, grand guardian, a
Christian flag for the Grand
Council.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
District Court Branch
Sits in Justice Building

Due to the shortage Of quarters
for District Court judges. the pre-
trial branch of the court will con-
tinue to hold its sessions, until
further notice, in Room 1918 OF
the Justice Department building
This was announced yesterday
by Richard L. Collins. the courts
assignment commissioner. The
room is on the first floor.
Chief Judge Bolitha j. Laws Is
presiding at the pre-trial hearings
Judge Burnita Shelton Matthews
the Districts first Federal woman
Judge, now uses the court room
previously used by Judge Laws fol
District Court cases. It is located
in the Municipal Court building.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Deaths Reported

tFrom D. C. Bureau Of vital Statistics)
William Humphries, 81, 1910 l. st. NV.
John Conlow, s3, Soldiers Home.
Alberto Chester. s2 3I0o Douslas st. ne.
Isidore Hershf1eld. so, 1901 Columbia I'd
John Scatter. 7e. 2647 Myrtle ave. Sc.
Maxwell Cooley, rs, Chevy Chase, Md.
Charles Phenning. 70, Bureau OF National
Homes.
Walter Robertson, II, Brewster. Ohio.
Elizabeth Ruiz, 81, 1913 T st. Sc.
Jennings Hamilton, SO, Waldorf, Nd.
Charles Dages, As, 1908 Kenyon ST. NV.
Hazel Bishop. A, 5322 Broad Branch I'd.
NV.
Pauline Garrison. A, 24O l4th St Sc.
Donald overly. /. Langley Field. Va.
Edith sgeeney' dnfanti ssd,i isIo 18th st.. ne.
John. Tapscott, "A. 646 g, st. ne;
Gnssie s Burrell e. 3d S3d1 Cha. chamnlain st. NV.
Linnie Daniels. 81. 144S T st. NV.
Clarence Walls. A, 1898 Champlain 1t.
NV.
| Ida Thompkins. 35. 54s oath St NV
Geraldine Wiasker. 20. $50 Columbia I'd.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

TOP Prices fer sood clean { 9 used e,fs;
YsE9STrs YT4NTfoS' syej .t1To njT; 6MNIssso MA; Issso:
price for your 1e46 to .1949 car. II
car is sold at your price, our: only
charge is S25, no charge Of any
kind, II car is not sold. Car Is
available to you at any time. Keep
IN @ or cal can BELL MOTORS. SOLO
rxih, XII fEeii EosEsG wG' APPsA1sAIs speS on all
%skSs rs FIX FAX 1854 { St: NV.
moEE ME otSS casH FOR YOUR CAR. new
and get cash. WOLFE MOTORS.
rkY ath hrEaScIE sRd Ell We psy 5x 9ssa p5sn,um
prices for extra clean cars Of popu-
either Ell nAAI location. cnd 'tIi TRiANGLE MO-
TORS, 3o1o R. I. ave ne. or 1888
NORTH "a; Il CAROLINA DEALER back in
town for one week; prewar cars
ogths, ooggtah9s, Dodses and Pontiacs. IA.
ALL CASH for clean '4e-,4s Pi,m-
outh, Dodee. Chevrolet, club coupe
Or dr.; Can handle inspection.
MR.. LAMAR. DI. 1855.
NASH WANTED-Will pay top dol.
AUTO SALES, 1923 Rhode Island
$500 Cash by private party for best
car offered; no dealers. 616 Silver
Spring ave. 81. 1909.
Want to buy 4-door 40 mdl., with
heater. seat covers and radio; have
AT 4-dr. Chevy to trade; have been
offered 5000: It's q deal at 1850.
Call ]. A. McENRUE, 10. 2-3S7S.
car bargain. No dealers, please.
I WOULD LIKE TO BUY Q well-kept.
popular car, late models preferred:
can pay al cash, handle Inspection.
MR.. EpMoNsToN, ST; 1883. az.
PoHANKA SERVICE. INC. 1925
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Births Reported
(rrom the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics }

Carroll and Eleane Alber, boy.
Alexander and Catherine Allen. girl.
Roland and Jeanne Amateis, boy.
Murray and Bernice Anglin. girl.
Julius and Iva Arnett, girl.
Noah and Virginia Arnold. boy.
Max and Blanche Bayat, boy.
Robert and Phyllis Bell, boy.
Vincent and Rosina Bsmonte; boy
Harold and Rita Bleicher, girl.
Carroll and Mildred Bolstad. boy.
Floyd and Helen Bookhultz. girl.
Francis and Peggy Brew. girl,
Roland and Frances Brisson, boy.
Herbert snd Joan Broyhill., boy
Ernest and Frances Castan. girl.
John and Catherine Cieary. girl.
james and Mary DAILY, boy ,,v
ijnbo f' and md Timea Drndich, boy.
James and Marjorie Estep, boy:
Patrick and Catherine Fitzpatrick boy.
william and Hazel Frye, girl.
Rodes and Mary CARLY, girl.
Yale and Pauline Goldberg, girl.
Myron and Agnes Gowans, girl:
Frederick and Marsaget Haddoek; boy.
Herman and Cealator Hall, boy.
Roger and Katherine Hansel, girl.
Hubert and Mildred Harris. sifi:,
Sydney and Maria Harrison, girl.
Verna and Trecie Hayes, girl.
Morris and Louise Hewitt, boy.
Roy and Frances Higgins, girl.
Charles and Mercedes Hill. boy.
Elwood and Mary Hooper, boy.
George and Nancy Huegel, boy.
Luther and Katherine Ingram, girl.
Clement and Lillian James. girl.
George and Helen Jones, girl.
Ernest and Dorothy Kausch, Eirl.
James and Sally Kennedy, girl.
BENJAMIN and Dorothy King, boy.
Frank and Gladys Kustein, girl.
Francis and Theresa Lacoste. boy.
Arthur and Margaret Lasher, boy.
William and Ruth Lawless, boy.
Bernard and Florence Leefer, girl.
James and Ethel Luskey, girl
Peter and Mary Mcguire, boy.
Joseph and Julia Malloy, boy.
Robert and Charlotte Mangene, boy.
James and Elijah Mann. girl.
Louis and Helen Mesard boy.
Homer and Louise Morrow, girl
Alvin and Virginia Mum. girl.
Walter and Elsie Myers, girl.
Isaac and Margaret McKillop, boy.
William and Audrey Nashwinter., boy.
Alvin and Martorie Neuman, girl.
William and Ida Ootes, girl.
Vladimir and Eva Outrata, boy.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
| achieved outstanding results dur
ing the recent Savings Bond OPP
portunity Drive.

achieved outstanding results dur
ing the recent Savings Bond Op-
portunity Drive.
George E. Killeen Unit will
hold a benefit card party at the
Killeen Clubroom, 1904 M street
NV, Wednesday at / pm.
James E. Walker Unit will meet
Friday evening at the YWCA
Annex, 1719 Thirteenth street
NV. with Mrs. Marie Punches
presiding. AS the regular meet
ing fell on Armistice night, 1t
was decided to postpone the
meeting until this week.
Members of Police and Fire Unit
will assist at a coffee hour at
Mount Alto Hospital next Sunday
from 7 to 9 pm, sponsored by
Comdr. L. P. Clements who is do
mating the refreshments. Mrs.
Beulah La Scola, president. re-
quests volunteers to help serve.
Mrs. Margaret BussiuS, presi-
dent of Government Printing Of
flee Unit, has arranged Thanks
giving party for the patients at
Mount Alto Hospital Tuesday at
pm.
Woodbridge Unit will give party
for the patients in Building D OF
Mount Alto Hospital next Thurs
day at pm.
The unit will meet tomorrow
night at 203l Rhode Island ave-
nue., northeast. Mrs. Gladys Day.
president, expects the members
who dressed the 80 dolls for the
Salvation Army to turn them in
at this meeting.
United States Department OF
Agriculture Unit accepted the
following new members last
Tuesday night: Mrs. Ann 3
Baker, Mrs. Mary Alice Boles'
Mrs Alma Virginia Cooper, Mrs
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Spanish War Veterans
Meetings this week:

Meetings this week:
Monday-Col. James S. Petit
Auxiliary.
Tuesday-Col. James S. Petit
Camp.
WednesdayAGen. M. Emmit
Urell Auxiliary. Department Presi-
dent Gretta Ludwig will make her
annual inspection. Admiral George
Dewey Auxiliary, turkey dinner
Northeast Masonic Temple, from
5 to Z pm.
Friday-Gen. Henry w. LaWton
Auxiliary, anniversary. The de-
partment president will make her
annual inspection:
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. ldW, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. Dait three tull days
and receiDe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other dQuS,
Evening star., 1949-11-13

Lydia B. Payne and Miss Grace
Romeo. Mrs. Elizabeth F.
Clagett. a charter member, was
reinStated.
Members of the unit will sell
Christmas T. B. seals at the
booths in the main building of
Woodward g. Lothrop's on De-
cember 7, where Mrs. Adelaide
Miller will serve; at Woodward
e. Lothrop's north building on
December 20 and % and at the
Hecht Co. on December 13, where
Mrs. Helen Shaffer will sell seals.
Those who wish to volunteer for
duty on December 20 and %
should contact the community
service chairman, Mrs. Bessie
Brosnan, at Randolph 4189.
Mrs. Dorothy Murray presided
over Cooley Mccullough Unit las>
Tuesday. when plans were dis
cussed for the units child welfare
and rehabilitation work at Christ
mas. Arrangements have been
completed to raise funds for re-
habilitation work by holding a
benefit dinner at the Fairfax
Hotel on November 30.
Meetings this week:
Monday-Woodridge Unit, 2031
Rhode Island avenue NE, 8 pm.
Tuesday-Potomac Unit, Pail
sades Fieldhouse. Sherrier and
Dana place NV, 8 pm; United
States Maritime Unit, Legion
Club, 8 pm.
Wednesday-George S. Patton.
jr.-Tank Corps Unit, Legion Club,
8 pm.
Jobs Daughters
The four. elections this week
is led off Wednesday by North
east Bethel No. Z with Miss Bev-
erly Freeman the likely winner,
Evening star., 1949-11-13

American railroads had S125, 900
invested in road and equipment
per mile of line in 1948.
Evening star., 1949-11-13

DODGE ,49 business coupe. Ye9,n 9I
studebaker '49 4-dr. sedan; ike new;
Ford 10 Tudor sedan. See this car
before you buy any car. $1,295.
studebaker '4s 4-dr. sedan: low mile
Studebaker AT 4.dr. sedan; q
mechanically, perfect car; 81 .04e.
studebaker Al 4-dr. sedan. This car
Is worth much more than We ask;
S345.
dan; new paint, good tires. Climat-
iser; good motor. Priced to SELL
AMsEsRRicAN SERVICE CENTER. Stu
debaker Dealer, bS5 North Glebe
rd., Arlington, Va, OW. 7722. y
Evening star., 1949-11-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLYs le42 sed.; very good os eond; !;
orig. paint; $3.50 cash or $l00, bal.
small notes. 1740 14th st. NV,
wfhEYs Am4Go ssTEAkfHiioSS sEkHii STA9 WAGON 1s47,
perfect cond. good rubber, radio,
$1,095. Call KE. 3-6665. .---13
BUS, 43 passenger, 1888 1nterna,
tional; in perfect condition; good
tires; must see to appreciate. $495.
COLE MOTOR g. TRAILER co.
5000 Ga. ave. 81. 5000. -l3
SPORT CARS-Collector leaving coun-
try, must sell Z roadsters at sacrif1ce:
All have high-power. reconstructed
engines and clean appearance: Some
rebuilt throughout and perfect IN
trich, $1,000; '33 STUTZ. model
$3.50: 81 CADILLAC W-1e, 5000;
'27 PIERCE Phaetonette, $3.50: '33
LINCOLN Wiz. model *" S476.
clean? IL S?ooi Yes, clean is the word for
this 1941 Nash club coupe; radio,
Weather Eye heater. excel. rubber.
A well-mafntained, economical car
that will give you many, many
trouble free miles. Only. $449.
MONROE, 1887 East-West hwy,
Evening star., 1949-11-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK 1947 Super 4-dr.; r. and b.,
maroon finish. custom seat covers;
IN peri. cond.; 81 ,344. S344 down,
bal. I'm. through bank.
KLEIN MOTORS
1901 M st. NV. EX. 1900.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
ANACOSTIA
QUALITY

Your Guarantee of Value
At Chrysler -----$1 ,495
wssss wpassr 5e 5psss club 10y
immaculate throughout. r. and b.;
guaranteed.
'48 Studebaker r----$1 1895
Champion 2-dr. sedan. dark blue;
climatizer. nylon seat covers; guar
anteed.
'46 Dodge ------$1,295
:. and h.. low mileage, mech. per.
feet, q cream pun; guaranteed:
'46 Plymouth 81, ,095
Special de luxe 4-dr. sedan, r. and
hntssd H.; complete motor overhaul; guar
AT Studebaker --$695
a-ton pickup truck. eft. body.
mech, good, new paint Job: guar
'39 Buick $395
5-pass. club coupe: black finish.
mech. good, bargain.
'38 Plymouth -----$195
4-dr. sedan, T. and h.; good trans
portation.
'38 Chrysler er---------$99
Imperial coupe; mechanics special
bargain.
MANY MORE cANAcosTIA QUAIL
ITY') CARS TO CHOOSE FROM.
OPEN DAILY. TIL 8
SUNDAYS, 1916
ANACOSTIA
MOTOR co.
CHRYSLER-PLYMO DEALER :.
18th and Good Hope Rd. Sc.
AK. 41O0
Evening star., 1949-11-13
OPEN DAILY TILL g.:
SAT. TILL B; SUN, 10 TILL B.

Shop In comfort at Washington' s
largest indoor showroom. We try to
keep at least 100 cars on display at
all times. Most cars have radios
and heater. Easily financed and II
We pay you the cash difference.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Reputation
Is Something
YOU EARN

II you were to ask the many
people who purchased our
spic and span used cars,
you'd find our reputation
and prices are tops. We are
proud of that distinction
and will endeavor to MAIN
tain the highest standards
In quality Of our cars, prices,
and the methods by which
we sell.
INSPECT THESE TODAY
'4S Studebaker Ch. 2-Door, has
'xs studebsKer ch. coups----3 s.. .oSS
~ studebaker Ch. 2-Dr.----$1 .0S5
Al Buick Sedanette S4S5
Il Hudson Sedan - $3.50
40 Packard Convt. ------- S2b6
'39 Studebaker Sedan - 1895
'37 Packard Sedan -- 3185
BENNING MOTORS
studebaker Dealer
1900 1enning Rd. NE.