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Evening star., 1949-09-16
Goithersburg High Pope,
Wins Place in Contest

The Blue and Gold weekly pub
llication Of Gaithersburg High
School has place dsecond in its
class in a Nationwide high school
newspaper contest sponsored by
the Quill and Scroll, honorary
journalism society.
The Gaithersburg High news
paper received $50 points out Of
10 possible 1000.
Evening star., 1949-09-16

It is still a mystery to police
who was driving a motor scooter
which smashed into a streetcar
loading platform early today, seri-
ously injuring one Of two or three
riders.
Owner of the scooter. Joseph
Novak, 60, of 1413 Rhode Island
avenue NV. was in Emergency
Hospital in serious condition with
head injuries. Another rider,
Edward c. McNaulty, "a, of 1905
Sidney road. Silver Spring. also
suffered head injuries but his con-
dition was not considered serious
at the hospital.
Pvts. Wilbert c. Weaver and
George I. Eppard reported the
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Six Join English Stoff
At George Woshinqto

Appointment of six new faculty
members to the English Depart
ment at George Washington Uni
versity was announced today by
DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin, president
Of the university.
The new faculty members are
DR.. Robert H. Moore. associate
professor Of English composition;
John @. Alice, Jr., assistant pro-
fessor Of English; Miss Alice 8.
Venezky. Miss Edith l.. williams,
Otho T. Beall. jr.. and Leonard A
Tropin. all instructors in English
composition.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Arlington Police Benefit
Scheduled for TONIGHT

The annual Arlington police
mems ball win be held at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Army-Navy Coun-
try Club.
Proceeds from the event. spon-
sored by the Police Beneficiary
Association, goes to swell q fund
for emergency needs Of members
Of the force and their families.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Youth Of 20 Is 65th
Polio Case This Year,

The 65th polio case of the year
In the District was reported to
the Health Department yesterday
from Walter Reed Hospital.
The victim is a 20-year-old man
who lives in the 2700 block OF
Seventeenth street NE. He was
taken to the hospital last Mon
day.
At this time last year, 80 polio
cases had been reported to the
Health Department.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Trade Board Names3
To Head Committees

Appointment of chairmen of
three Washington Board of Trade
committees was announced today
by Board President Frederick P.
H. Siddorls.
The new chairmen and the
committees they will head are:
Harry J. Miller, Public Order; O.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
District Truck Drivers
Meeting Today After
Contract Talks Fail

A union strategy meeting is
scheduled to be held in Baltimore
today as a result Of yesterdays
breakdown in contract negotia-
tions between the District Truck
ing Association and Local 639 of
the Truck Drivers Union.
Charles Bell, president, and
Linwood Trainham. business agent
Of Local 639, went to Baltimore
to confer with members of the
Executive Council of the Team
sters' Union.
The threat of a strike of Local
freight truck drivers was raised
after the union negotiators re-
jected and offer of a l31a-cent-
an-hour pay increase. The union,
which has authorized its officers
to call a strike if necessary, is de-
manding an increase of II cents
an hour.
Joseph McGarraghy. attorney
for the Labor Relations Council OF
the Trucking Association, said nc
further bargaining conferences
have been scheduled. THE situa.
ton looks pretty tight" he added
The refusal of the union to
accept the 1312-cent-an-hour in
crease-the same figure agreed to
by truck drivers in Baltimore to
end a two day strike Wednesday,
was unexpected. Officers of Local
639 had indicated earlier that they
would be willing to sign q new
contract based on the same bene-
fits obtained by Baltimore drivers.
Mr.. Trainham pointed cut that
Baltimore drivers under their new
agreement are paid $1.35 an hour.
Freight truck drivers in the Dis
tricts are now paid $i:15 an hour
and the 17-cent increase which
the union is demanding would
still leave them below the Balti-
more rate, he said.
Evening star., 1949-09-16

spend at least the cost Of the
house again to get it into any
sort of shape. But it will be the
beginning"
Mr.. living smiled a little.
I'm a carpenter" he said. "It
will cost me only the materials"
The numbers were drawn by
members of the crowd itself. And
Charles E. Beaner. 33. colored, of
1895 Benning road NE, drew his
own number. He is married, has
two children, and doesn't yet have
a lot for the. house. He, too. is
an Army veteran.
Vincent ODonnell, %, of 1910
Evening star., 1949-09-16

First street NV, an employe of
the American Trucking Associa-
ton. heard his number called also.
Il don't know what I'm going to
do with a house." he said. Un-
married. he is q veteran of the
Army Air Forces. He said he had
in mind using the house for a
summer cottage.
r. M. Small, 40, Of 1118 South
Thomas street, Arlington, said he
planned to use the house he
bought as an Office for his build
ing supply business.
After II numbers were called,
five additional numbers were
Evening star., 1949-09-16

drawn and the names were put on
a standby list in case any of the
lucky II failed to present a certi-
fled check or money order for
payment before the deadline. I
The houses are located in the
100 block of @ street S.W.: the
1900 block of First street S.W.;
the 100 block Of Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets NV. and the
1900 block Of Fenwick street NE
Thank you, folks" Mr.. Will
helm said as he ended the sale
We'll have 800 more OF these
houses to sell from time to time
as they become vacated"
Evening star., 1949-09-16

FVCS. WHUtTI =. WedVeI anu anu aV0e11Clo1
George I. Eppard reported the was unhurt.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14
HIATT WILSON

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long pointed sleeves at the wrist
Yer full length veil edged with
rosepoint lace fell from a lace
Juliet cap gracefully over the ca
thedral train of her dress. The
veil, worn twenty years before at
her mothers wedding, was caught
at the back with a spray of white
roses. She carried an arm cascade
Of white roses and stepanotiS When
the bride reached the chancel steps.
the bridegroom took her hand and
they stood facing the altar while
The soloist sang Because Ascend
ing the steps, the couple stood be-
fore the minister where they eX-
changed their wedding vows.
After the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson received their friends in the
vestibule of the church. The re-
Iception, served by the ladies of the
Jr w. S. c. S., was attended by
SO guests. A three-tier wedding
cake topped by a miniature bride
and groom standing in white we'd
ding bell centered the bridal table.
Other decorations were white can
dies and roses. Punch and coffee
were served with the cake.
The young couple left Immediately
after the reception for a honeymoon
in Glacier Park. The brides going
away suit was of forest green CAB
ardine with white straw picture hat
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14
O'BRH N PETRUSHA
Continued TIO71: Page One)

A wedding breakfast was held
at the Culmstock Arms, prior TO
the bridal reception given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
Gray in the afternoon.
Mrs. NJ " Murray, Mrs. Gillespie,
Mrs. Ted Bvfield, poured for the
reception. Mrs. Phil Anderson cut
the ca'-e. Mrs. Kelly Dashiell and
Mrs. William Bosch served the
punch. Sheila O'Brien took charge
of the guest book and Mrs. Larry
Sylvester was in charge of the gifts.
Mrs. Nan Bvfield also helped.
Mr.. and Mrs Petrusha flew to
Banff for their honeymoon. Mrs.
Petrusha's going away suit was of
white linen, with a white straw hat,
and green accessories. They are
now n aking their home in Libby
where both are employed.
Guests from out of town who
attended the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. M. Petrusha of Libby, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Carda of Ironwood,
Mich, Mr. and Mrs Robert Nicolai
of Odessa, Wash, Mrs. David Gil
lespie of Wenatchee, Wash, Miss
Mary Sullivan of Coulee Dam,
Wash, and Mrs. Francis Littig Of
Seattle.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14

Mrs. Rosella Burke is enjoying a
visit from her daughter and grand
daughter, Mrs. George F. Chrlsten-
! sen and Sally 10 of Stevenson, Wn-
mr.. Christensen will join them here
next week and they will return
with him.
Miss Joan Edstrom of Hamilton
came last week to visit at the nome
of Mr. and Mrs Frank Plckens.
Mrs. Pickens is Joan's aunt.
". F. w. Meetings the lst and 5rd
Wednesday of each month at the
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Post of Noun
tain View Cabins have their two
granddaughter, Susan and Nancy
Post of Couer d'Alene, visiting them
/ for a while.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Haag of Los
Angeles visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
III w. Post for a few days. They
went on a tour of Glacier Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Einar Mathlson'
Steven and Lillian Moholt from
Missoula visited at the Ingvar Ron
ming home over the 4th.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Union No. 1881 meets the End and
4th Tuesday of each month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flory Ollom OF
Snohomish, Wash, are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
u. Dennis. Sr.. of Libby.
Mrs. Dorothy Jensen and son,
Dean, of Seattle, visited over the
weekend at the Andrew Sauer
home Mrs. Jensen is a sister OF
/ Mrs. Sauer's. Mrs. Jensen returned
home Sunday and Dean will remain
for the summer.
Ed M. Boyes spent Monday and
Tuesday in Helena where he at
tended a Game Commission Meet
inc
Mrs. Fred Maurer returned Sat
Iurdav from a five weeks visit with
iher mother Mrs. Mary Bechtholt,
lin Monroe, Wis Mr. and Mrs
! Homer F. Elliott and daughter
Joey, of Minneapolis accompanied
Mrs. Maurer to Libby and will
= spend a month visiting at the Maui
! rer home. Mrs Elliott and Mrs.
Maurer are sisters.
County Commissioner Mahoney
had Harry and Charles Collinson
cut the large cottonwood trees lust
east of the Neils tracks on East
Fifth, last Saturday. The trees
were large and decay had made
them a menace to life and property.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank McClain re
turned Saturday from Spokane
where they spent several days last
week
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14
NEGRO GHOSTS WILL BE IN
LIBBY AGAIN THIS YEAR

The Negro Ghosts of Sioux City,
Ia, will be in Libby July 20. The
Ghosts, softball artists, are sched-
uled to play under the lights at
$3.50 that night. They have enter
tanned thousands of people in the
Northwest, playing for capacity
crowds in Seattle, Tacoma, Spo-
kane, and other cities in this sec
ton
Libby will remember the Negro
Ghosts visit last year, and their
special features-shadow ball and
slow motion soft ball.
Watch for the posters and future
notes and advertisements on this
coming attraction.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14

and white accessories. She wore a
.corsage of white roses.
They are now temporarily at
home in an apartment on First
Street, but plan to leave the 18th
of this month for their permanent
home in Red Bank, ~ j.. where the
bridegroom is an instructor of tele-
type in the Army Signal Corps
at Fort Monmouth
The bride is a graduate of Libby
High School and has since been
employed as a secretary in the Of
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14

l.. NJ. Miller and daughter, Myra:
Miss Wilma Miller, and Leonard
Ger, niger of Havre, are spending the
week visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Geringer Mr.. Mil.
Ter is a brother-in-law Of Mr.. Ger
niger and Leonard is a brother.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14

flee at Fort Monmouth. The groom
is a graduate of Hopkins High
School Granville, Ill, and worked
for the Forest Service in Libby be-
fore enlisting in the Army
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-07-14

Mrs. Leonard Ellis and daughters
left Friday on the bus for Stevens
vile to visit Mrs. Ellis's mother,
Mrs. H. M. Murray for a week.
Mrs. Ellis will leave the children at
Stevensville while she goes on to
Fl. Harrison where Mr.. Ellis is in
the veterans hospital.
Evening star., 1949-02-06

PLYMOUTH 1885 sedan; $500 or
PLYMOUTH 1889 2-dr. de luxe;
original blue paint, radio and heater:
rfYSouTTAA' rista; "a 1877 1877 Special d. luxe:
color: owner out Of country; $3.50
or best offer. 81. 0162. -
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-dr. de luxe; good
cG9n1disi9n' cons e, heater' seat covers S49b.
s. oLAssER's 5 USED CARS, No. /
seoa seef cseb sehd, osr paint s szGss Eli, $3.50 or
:: !; a' s;1:! t$s
PLYMOUTH Al conv.; r.. and h.:
low mi leather uph., excellent tires:
ay demonstraon mons tis' MoafconnhEGReYs t5ssf nnhGReYs
STUBPS MOTORS, INC. Lincoln
Msrcury SLsI - idealsaTIs6S. laI6. 1900 East.West
sanled; asIaesie Sasd s9sa tires. battery; 5000.
PLYMOUTH 1899 sedan; equip; runs
good; special at S345. BRENTWOOD
moToR M q &c Co. l7l7 R. I, ave. ne.
PIYMoUnTH 1s4s Special de luxe Sc
dan: 5000 mi; r.. underseat heater.
other extras; must be sold to settle
estate; S1.745 or best offer; cash,
trade or terms. BELL MOTORS. 5OI0
Wis. ave. WO. 5000. -6
PONTIAC '46 Streamliner sedan cpe.;
radio, heater: immaculate; $1,000.
SsLooD PONTIAC 1921 Conn, Wo.
PONTIAC 1s4s streamliner 4-door:
$4,000. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
Connecticut, WO. S400.
PONTIAC l94S Streamliner 4-door;
low mileage, Immaculate car; S2,100.
MooD W6 Iad% PONTIAC 1921 Connecticut.
PONTIAC i941 "s" 4-dr. sedan; r.
and h.. seat covers, motor overhauled
$3.50. TIE. 2064 after I o m. g
PONTIAC 1941 4-dr. de luxe 6: orig,
iGY s pslsfses. psrfses 4 Fs1nsoh ans h. slip eqxeEii
1915 Tornedon sedan coupe,
eT sTeelfHt sio6 6s0nshIS5 Fhoob Tssa poN spa ai a4si
PONTIAC 1e47 streamliner 4-door;
immaculate. 2.tone green; RADIO and
Eeater; 10000 miles; S1,700.
TEooR vs. s46S' 6eSoNr1Ae' 1921 Conn ava
(Conffnued on Next pago)
Evening star., 1949-02-06

CADILLAC 1s47 black convertible
Matte. ali accessories; $500 miles;
one owner; $3.50. Call HU. ss9s.
CADILLAC 1910 80" 4-door paint
Ike new, new seat covers and new
white sidewall tires, new clutch and
new brakes; motor has been over
ts.n hsgled Ell Ell enly 9,l $1,000 ae g. Can BE
CADILLAC 1e41 model 81 green eoa-
FLOWER GARAGE, 1908 L St NV.
CADILLAC l941; beautiful car; ex-
elfns condition ssdsn Mose sendssfn t~o
tone light gray; only 1000 miles;
Wv. tires. heater. radio: 5000 or
bes1 Gffer Call manager HOTEL
good running cond; and priced 70
9Ei 4e's5iy oEypsMosILE SsshL C.. S1pit9h a
c, 3GpG St nv ,o,s NA, 1900 oa.,. ,r,,,,
and Hyd,amatic drive; CcC guaran-
oLDsMoBIlLsEEo CO, 1929 2@nd st
chaiDDiLEEaAc &c 'fss; is4s Model So sedan;
tires, !: and h.: practically new
cer; CCC guarantee. Price, S3476
SAP1To5ks sS5ARSILtAG;oLPSshMosRaIdNd SAP 4 GO IN sadd
CADILLAC 1s47 sedan, Model 81
r. h. and Hydramatic drive: excep
tional cond. CCC guarantee; So, ,145
eaop1I24s eeo 94s Ssha st GS' IN sdd
CADILLAC 1e46 Fleetwood body 4-dr
blue black. Wv. tires. HSdsrsa,Ma.ie:
capisLSe aGsf sess Coma Mass I.t.ss ays model. nS
mi; General premium tires, compl
trade. oV. 5IoS or Ex. 4a4s, days
CADILLAC Al ,sed; r and h., ne,
81 seiallsntt toss' Rot0r' 81 'ss5' OF best offer
CADILLAC al "s2" 4-dr. sed.: Hydra
Matte drive. heater and seat covers
3ne,owInsT, I,n,, car owl. owned by prom rom
fEY's, 2o@0 M st. NV. Ma 1900
CADILLAC Al sedanette: this is tn
new. Very clean interior with sea
esss e Tsds Il ss nd esh CASTER erms P1ss
Iodhk Iesask For Sma1. iii fa'f0 lsth st. ns
cRbILEac R1, 1sse' 1s41 .4-dr. sedan; r. an
van MOTOR SALES, 22ol L st. "
csnp11Lsc 1.se' 1s47 "e2" 4-door sedan
Il. and h.; Wv; tires; Hydra-Matie
like new; $2,750; trade and term
On. 1861. $40 Wisconsin ave. nv
Evening star., 1949-02-06

CHEVROLET 1941 club cpe. 5-pass.:
appearance; full price, $3.50 or $40
cash. bal. notes DEALER. Ho. S5ti5.
CHEVROLET 194l "-dr.; radio and
heater; black; | owner since new;
Saeritlce. $500; cash. trade or terms.
WILLIAMS. R. ]. ave. at goth st. lie.
Evening star., 1949-02-06

DODGE late Nov: 1877 4-dr seoan
only l i mo. old; black, Wv. tires,
hea,eG n afrGsfeT seat sE f0SsIf s44a only
DODGE 1a47 cab: perfect condition
ia46 pit.,Od.' b St. ne, e. Mr.. irwin. s.
FORD 1946 Super de. luxe station
wagon; r.. h.: for sale by pvt; owner
$1,000 or best offer. FIR. sO53. vi,
FORD le4a Custom s-cyl;; ,hI fully
equip, 400 miles: Sl.asO; AID. 1901
FORD la49 Custom .'s' Fordor; like
new: below cost. 81 ,995. To see this
beautiful car, call GIL. .207g.
FORD 1888 3. sedan; ao,S 9rislnsl gina pssin1 s,f6
Dealer. Ho. 1858.
FORD 1859 conv. coupe; - englns
mechanically perfect; $595. GE
FORD 1894 coupe '35 motor; in soosS
condition; sos or pest oner. Cal
FORD 1899 I de luxe Tudor; r. and h
eash. neT si5sS; s5so down. csrn o WOLFE MOTORS
10Th and K SITS n W, EX., 5562..
FORD l947 VS. Tudor; dark blue
r. and h: cond like new; s. 81 '4a5 5
cash. trade or terms WOLFE MO
ToRs' TsH5 18th and X SITS NV Elk
FORD 1941 convertible; r. and h.
original black finish. excellent con
dition; $500 or best offer. DU. 52a6
FORD 1946 Fordor; blk, perfect con
dition. low mileage original owner
FORD is4s Super de luxe Tudor Sc.
owner; s1.25o or best OFFER; Sc.
at ss,I BIZ TR c i47s' 3; ne p to 3 TO-DAY OF
FORD 1897 .,, .so" # for ;..,, quick ss.. sale ale
needs rings; this as, car Hoxdr lsnt = peat rd up
rokD Isss Tudor ": VS.: .os1 ard nh h
$3.50 or best offes s,s sun" 1917
FORD 9a l945 conv nvt ela1 oRneT eGupe 81 HsM5 sS5
ccaaIi after foio i p'm.. prn AD. 34oa.
FORD 1910 Super eony: coupe; T
and h., Wv. tires, new-car cond
So ns1fv tTsde Haf mR teFni FcnALt4N "a FeSpooRR poR
FORD 1915, SUPER de j. TudcT, Us "
csll after II. TIE $3.50; r,,aor
esis esner E'ss car in MP PERT. eond,; onl! !:
fkiSselF d g5afSS5sss 5HS?sss. S!ss 1Ha 1888 <
FORD 1871 super de luxe Tudor; tn, +
@ is s4ns tGR auas{A Nj pMofSSs
age. looks and runs like new car
sssd sassss .na 1sdg:ss to R4sLE Il tss fse5 W.
TSdRSs' solo Il. l. ave. me- DE
Evening star., 1949-02-06

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Evening star., 1949-02-06

HUDSON 1a4S Commodore IS" sed.
fully equip; 1900 mi; absolutel!
BkENTWoop EKf nsN %u'i Mo4oR 81! p0c 60; slsaS ii
r ave. ne. DU. siss. -
HUDSON 1915 super 8 4-door sedan
perfect condition tused as extra carr
two-tone grey; radio, Weathermsste
heater; one owner, carefully driven
1000 ACTUAL In miles: can ian, arrsnse nfaIr m
JHEp. military type; actual miless
1900; good tires; perfect condi
, ton, S6bu. Phone FA.. 9s37;, g.
JEEP. 1947; complete, with full top
Fills 81 MonoRs 9aS.t;s,nn INC ,v. 2s2 Sae,S q st
JEEEfP, military; orig. owner. curtain
inclosed. good mechanical condi
! ton; S445. Call DE 6471 Sunday
JEEPSTER. 194s: low mileage. SAM
as new: chance to buy this pop
ulaI convertible at a big savings
s Fl asS MoToRs t5aas Or 1Nc ss5ms aaa hdch y 81
NV. (at Constitution aveJ. Exec
KAISER s 1s4s: 5000 miles; excellen
a sssssr:o sl,77S or best offer under
Kaiser is4s 4-dr. sedan, black
5000 miles, radio. plastic seat GOV
ers, Fulton visor; exc. cond.; ST .a25
Call PL. 0176 after pm. Sun.
KAISER new 1949 de luxe: $1,000
Save S357. Can be seen Sun. o.
ewes. WI. 1859.
KAISER l949 de luxe; beautiful Car
ribbean coral. overdrive and heater
rev car title and guarantee; So, ,495
| Call SH. S531: trade accepted.
LA SALE 1910; original dark gre!
finish, r. and h. This car is in toI
condition throughout and selling fol
| only SS95; 30-day guarantee. MAY
| FLOWER MOTORS, INC, 1928 1871
| st. NV. RE 03n3 -6
LA SALE 1887 4-door sedan: r. ant
h.: good running cond., good tires
| $500. FA. 0494.
LA SALE 1929 4-dr: new clutch
new battery; black finish; good cond.
| heater QeaksN; radio needs an
tennD: upholstery GOOD: $495. OIL
| 034a. EX. O656. "a
La SALE 1887 VS. 4-dr: new Fire
| stone Wv. tires and safety tubes
| recent complete motor overhaul
looks and runs like new; r. and h.
La oSH SALE 1916 door: heater. sea sea
covers, been overhauled, runs hne
| Ss15 or best o1er. WO. $500, Apt
| IA SALE 1888 S-pssssns.r coupe
2S22 Sunday I'LL noon.
Evening star., 1949-02-06

CHRYsLER '4s 4-door; r. and h. sun
visor, undercoating. chrome rims:
S2,575 cash or $4,000 cash and
take UP $4,000 per month: includes
insurance. Rear 6749 Eastern ave,
Takoma Park. Md. g.
CHRYSLER 194S Royal 4-dr. sedan;
sH1pIEY MORON fSfpAis SALES. s chr;ysier ;'Ge
CHRYSLER 1948 Windsor sedan: ra-
LEY MOTOR SALES. chrysler and
Plymouth dealer, Rockville 39l6.
CHRYsLER 1s4e Windsor; new tires;
$4,000 mi; r. and h.; one private
owner; perfect condition; $1,550.
cIHhR;YssIER III; s 1s4s windsor ,4-door Sc
immac. cond.; S1,7O0. Call Ii.
CHRYsLER 1a4s windsor convertible
psny car: $3.50. sHIPLEY MOTOR
SALES. Chrysler and Plymouth deal
er. Rockville 1915. -6
CHRYSLER 1899 4-dr. Royal sedan;
r. and h., good tires; $3.50 cash; pvt.
CRosLEY-NeW 194a models for i'm
mediate delivery: Also fey ,G new
CRoSLEY le4s station wagon; ex-
sssafsn saHs sea4HPs1r Tsal ApihiAc m19Ass okps SlHs5
NOBLE CO.. 1922 22nd st NV
Evening star., 1949-02-06

fer. Call OV. @G9S.
PACKARD 1941 de luxe club coupe;
radlo |, 1st ana heater; ssa5. pU. os55
Ss9 tsqpese o~ner low s4so %!sssss VIII 7Af nsD scc.p
RR6'i 1883 & tssss ca eouse Re 25S
6-cyl:; must sell. $3.50. WI. 2n75
PACKARD ,usii % la4! - 4-dI;; needs little
raekARp 1aCsk ATRG5k is4 1872 eohveriS. sa 1881 clut
eoupe l6-cyl0; excel. condition
! y9S Il ST MoToR !2Rs SALES ssol L,'S 4
St. sl'i NV. me ME. % a4os' sn0no"'' $40 ES'
PACKARD '4s Gust. sed; r. and h.
oyerdrive; like new throughout, car
serviced BY " US: ss,a7s; l' this hT repre- sa'
sen ssts nr,rs eyer 81 H0o saying from ns nsy
pNck.RRG n ( Ry. a Ma; Ill 1900: a. ..s :. :,
automatic clutch. Wv. tires. TIL,
finest car Packard builds: sold new
by us for $4,000. We invite youl
ysI9. TsG Sd.G Il 0nly y :; ss,Ss5 IHAiExs sSs
PACKARD AZ de luxe "s" sedan: r
and h: Wv: Royal master tires
attractive Egyptian sand. not 1
guar, S2,545. HALEY's, INC
2020 M st. NV. MA. 1900. -
PACKARD 1870 4-dr.; excel. transp
at low cost. only S395. S135 down
ROYAL MOTORS. INC, home o,
Packard. ID Kennedy st. NV. RA
1720. Open Sun. -
PACKARD 1941 Clipper; looks and
$ss5 down. sna ROYAL MoToRs, me- me-
home Of Packard, Is Kennedy st.
NV. RA. 17:0, open Sun. =
PACKARD 1871 "120" 4-dr.; r. and
h, | owner, new WV, excel. cond.,
beautiful orig. black finish: 1895
ROYAL MOTORS. INC, home OF
Packard, Is Kennedy st, NV. RA
7720, open Sun. -
PACKARD 1887 4-door; perfect corid.,
black; sac $3.50. TU. 4979 or 923
passed .. G Inspection: ali new
tires. new radiator, recent ring job,
perfect running order; $3.50. Phone
RUDOLPH SHnLIN. co. 1919. -6
PLYMOUTH 1910 coupe; new motor,
new super cushion tires, r. and b.,
body and motor perfect: S6e5, MI.
5000. 1901 18th st. NV. Apt, 226.
Evening star., 1949-08-23
THE EVENING STAR
fASHINCT0N TUESDAY,. kvauSt 23, 1949
SITUATIONS MEN Cont,

CLERK-CASHIER, honest. reliable
work; 6 to il pref DI. 1896. 24'
COLLEGE sTubENT desires perm.
part time work. Sats., Suns. and a
few afternoons a wk. Call WI. 93l2.
DRIVER. colored; clean record: D, G.
T. E. STUDENT desires part-time or
GRANT, MI. 6544. "a
LAW GRAD, LIN, exper" ,Isad Teai
employ. Box S4i-Y. Star. 27'
MAN, White, 3s. with new 1949 pick
Contractor. COZ BOX sa5-Y; Star; %.
PAINTER, veteran, excellent lnterlor eres
work; 81 70 hr;, Georeea.eeHwh ltT SaeH "
sTENO-sECRETARY, age 25. exp; in
once administ.. desires position
with future. Box 13-A, Star. 25'
YOUNG MAN, veteran, desires cler-
ical work; familiar with General OIL
i've routine, rapid typiStt have late
model car. Box 371-Y, Star. %.
WANTED, by registered and. gradu-
ate pharmacists. about 36 hours q
week. regular; well experienced IN
prescription work; Northern VIZ
ginia preferred. Address Box 3Sl,Y'
BEsTwAY BOOKKEEPING SERVICES
Reports, audits. taxes; low hourly,
daily or monthly rates. ST. 5000.
WHAT BUSINESS MAN needs q
bright and personsble young man
with good background and education
in his firm Box 151-T. Star. "a