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Evening star., 1949-05-17
Let's Rejects Move
To Return Miss Bailey
To Job Temporarily
Judge Will Not Give RULING
Pending TnoI Decision
On Legality Of Dismissed

District Court Judge r. Dickin"
son Let's, in an opinion today
ruled that Miss Dorothy Bailey Is
not entitled TO get her Federal job
back while the courts decide
whether her dismissal under the
Presidents loyalty order was
proper.
Miss Bailey. an $4,000 year
Official OF the United States En-
ployment Service who Was accused
of Communist Party membership
and associations. had asked for q
temporary injunction putting her
back TO work while her case Is In
litigation.
Judge Let's wrote that Miss
Bailey asks too much" and Ia too
impatient,
Test Of Loyalty Program.
The result OF today's ruling Is
that the Government has until
mid June to answer her request
for a permanent injunction rein
stating her--a legal issue which
may test the constitutionaIity OF
the entire loyalty program.
II the disloyalty charges were
false. Judge Let's declared. the
consequences are indeed serious TO
the plaintiff. On the other hand.
II the charges are true. and this
court should reinstate her. the
harm TO the Government OF the
United States might be perilous
In the extreme
Miss Bailey. he said. should de-
sire a full hearing on the merits OF
the controversy. which can be
held only when the defendants
have filed an aswer or otherwise
met the issues set up In her CON-
plant. Judge Let's noted the time
requirement for this is not yet UP.
To grant the interim relief asked
by Miss Bailey. Judge Let's wrote.
would in effect nuilify the Presi-
dents executive order and the ae-
ton OF the Loyalty Board taken
pursuant thereto all before the
court has had an opportunity 70
determine the controversy on It's
merits"
Public Interest Cited.
The jurist asserted that II the
Injunction were granted and the
public interest affected. no in
junction bond could compensate
for the impairment Of The pub
lie interest
In tfacircumstanees such as are
Evening star., 1949-05-17
Jones londis Posses Bor

NEW YORK. May II P,,-
James M. lands, 20. former dean
OF Harvard Law School and former
chairman OF the Civil Aeronautics
Board. has passed his New York
State bar examination His name
was listed among 6s5 successful
candidates yesterday. Mr.. Lands
successfully completed his frst
bar examination last August In
the District Of Columbia.
Evening star., 1949-05-17
Heavy Vote Due Today
In Roosevelt Fight
For Seat in House
Bottle With Tommony Will
Drow More Thon so, 900
To Polls in Monhotton
ey the Assoeiossd Press

NEW YORK. May lives,
Side Manhattan voters. aroused
by a noisy and bitter campaign
decide today In a Congressional
election whether Franklin D
Roosevelt. jr.. gets over the first
hurdle in his political career.
Tammany refused TO give young
Roosevelt the Democratic NOM
ination-which would have hand
ed him the election on a platter
and ran Municipal Court Jus
tice Benjamin Shalleck against
him.
Mr.. Roosevelt's name was on
today's voting machines as can
didate Of New York States Lib
eral Party and the -Four Freedoms
Party. q newly formed group.
Between $4,000 and $4,000 votes
"a heavy turnout for q specia
election--were expected to be cas-
In the normally Democratic 2otf
district between 8 am. and 7 pm
There are 1896 qualified TO vote
Roosevelt Casts First Vote.
Mr.. Roosevelt. UP early. cast thu
first vote in the 7th election dis.
trict Of the 5th assembly district
Il feel very optimistic" he told
reporters. After voting he said
he was going home for breakfast
and then would tour poliins
places throughout the district
Judge Shalleck voted an houi
later.
1t was largely a Roosevelt -Shal.
leck fight. but Republicans pre-.
dicted the Democratic split vii
give the election to their candi-
(Gee ri .EfwTT0NS Pare Al
Evening star., 1949-05-17
Lewis Bids Big Steel
To Contract Talks
BY the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, May 17.-Ths
United States Steel Corp. today
announced receipt of a letter from
John L. Lewis. president of the
United Mine Workers, in which
he offered to meet" on q new
coal contract.
A spokesman for Big Steel
said the letter was received by
Harry Moses, president Of the
H. c. Prick Coke Co.. subsidiary
In the past Mr.. Moses has been
a principal figure in negotiations
between the mine workers and
the steel companies which own
coal mines.
Mr.. Moses refused to comment
on the letter other than to say
one had been received. He would
not disclose the text Of the letter
or say when he would answer 1t
Mr.. Lewis already has arranged
to meet with Southern coal mins
operators May IS at Rluefield
w. Va. Nothing has been ar
ranged toward negotiating q new
contract with Northern Goa
operators.
The current contract. nov
identical for all three groups. ex'
pires June 30.
Spokesman for the commercial
coal industry In Western -Pennsyl'
vania said the Lewis letter Il
Mr.. Moses took them by surprise
Spokesmen for two other stee
companies which own extensive
coal mining properties said the!
knew nothing about the letter sen
Frick. Jones d. Laughlin Stee
Corp. and National Steel Corp
sources said their firms had no
received any word from the UNIV
ehieftAin.
Evening star., 1949-05-17
Quuke Shakes Lima, Peru

LIMA, Peru. May IT. GA
strong earthquake which lasted for
q considerable time shook Lima
at 2:28 am. (EST) today. The
shock was preceded by a milder
one Just before midnight.
Evening star., 1949-05-17
Third ofEast Reich Voters Reject
Red Ticket for People, Congress-
Observation-Disclosures
Russians, Shocked,
Hold Up Election
Returns 20 Hours
BY the Assoeiofed Press

BERLIN. May 17.-Eastern Ger
many has dealt Communism a
severe blow in Soviet-controlled
territory, official figures in the
Peoples Congress election showed
today.
OF 12,024,221 valid ballots.
cast in the single-ballot election
Sunday and yesterday. 4.0a0,272
were marked no"
The Communists had hoped to
roll up virtually solid "yes" vote
for their hand-picked single slate
candidates so they could go to
the foreign ministers conference
in Paris next week with govern
ment for Eastern Germany which
would match that Of the West.
Returns Held Up 20 Hours.
So shocked were the Communist
officials that election returns were
withheld 20 hours after the polls
closed, and the Soviet-controlled
press cried double cross" at their
political allies in the Eastern zone.
There were 13,533,071 persons
eligible to vote. OF these, 1881
234, or 95.2 per cent, cast ballots.
The valid ballots totaled II, ,042 ,221.
This was the vote:
Yes Gin favor of the hand
nicked single slate): 7,943,949 or
66.1 per cent.
No: 4,080,272. or 33.9 per cent.
The Soviet zone elections bu-
reau announced the figures.
The Communists. playing on
German nationalism, had thrown
heavy propaganda artillery into
the camapign to give them a vir-
tually unanimous Endorsement in
the vote for the screened slate OF
1000 delegates to the congress.
Disappointment Evident.
The bitter disappointment of
the Russians and their Commu-
mist leaders was reflected in Tae-
gliche Rundschau, newspaper Of
the Soviet military administration,
which blamed Lying propaganda"
for the big "No" vote.
Soviet policy was the only issue
in the election. All the candidates
had been chosen by the Social
Unity (Communist) Party and
splinter elements of the Christian
Democrats and Liberal Democrats,
all welded into popular front"
with Russian blessing.
The Russians even set aside de-
notification laws in order to let
former Nazis vote and swell the
total. and the Nazis, hot for a
strong, central. unified Germany,
were happy allies.
The obvious evidence of protest
in Eastern Germany possibly
could compel the Russians to scrap
their carefully planned strategy
for the foreign ministers meeting
on Germany. They had planned
to present the Peoples Congress
which has 500 hand-picked dele
gates to represent West Germany
as a government for the whole
country.
Taegliche Rundschau. long be-
fore the figures were made pub
lie, let the cat out of the bag. 1t
accused the Christian Democrats
and Liberal Democrats in the
Popular Front of double game"
of swearing allegiance to the
Evening star., 1949-05-17
Communists Reported
In Abandoned Honkow

CANTON. May II R.-The
Communists were reported today
to have sent one army into the
evacuated Central China indus
trial center of Hankow while
pushing another within 225 miles
Evening star., 1949-05-17
., Oon S Mafren

A. prr cent sa}es tAA iot ts9s
pa>uht. aioS1e ~3th a aslafwa pAY
ralSr fof gfae civ : - 600 sorkrya
today ~as un i.s aay Ia enact
ulenl
The omnibus Distract taA ega.
ineua3nk the sAles levy and other
measures passed Yesterday - the
senate bs s-to-.l vote was
expected 10 be Arnt 80 conference
today by the Hous
Little or no d4gae4.tS ~as sx-
pected 10 be encountered III COM
promising tic difference brtwTea
the House and senate tax hiils, ae-
coroinE TO statements by both
House and Senate spokesmen,
The sales tax would START by
August
Meanwhile. District officials said
they would have authority. though
not enough cash on hand 10 begin
payment Of the $3.50 pay raise for
CLASSIFIED city workers. As soon 40
the President signs the revenue
bill
Three Groups Excluded,
This does not apply to pay raises
for police. firemen and school
teachers, but Chairman MCMILLAN
o, the House District Committes
said he will call up pay bills 'R
these employees just as soon - tas
revenue bill Is signed. The Dis
trict Committee already has rec
commended these pay bills. ana
they now await action on ths
House calendar.
Senate action on the revenue
bill also cleared the ~ay for niiai
congressional action on the o4A-
tricts appropriation bill for tas
year bcginning july /. Already
passed by the House, where q
s4.4oo. 900 cut WAS made because
there was then no new TrNenus
bin action. the 800 600 900 supply
bin has been the subject OF sem
ate committee hearings. but has
not yet been placed on the cali
endar.
| Senator Hill. Democrat Of Ala
bama, head Of the Senate sub
committee In eharge Of the Das-
trict budget. said he will call his
group 10 pass on the supply meas
urs as soon as the House Senate
conferees have agreed on the rev.
enue bill
Raises Realty Rate.
While the House and Senate
are in disagreement on horns
items, both houses have paSaed
bills for n sales tax. is-osnt In
crease in the real estate tax rate.
now 81 per 800 OF value. for . 80
per cent increase in liquor license
fees and for . revision ~ The eItys
income tax. for both the peFsonal
incomes and unincorporated busi-
ness.
In disaRreemen. are senate
proposals TO double the eitys
taxes on liquor, 10 impose q sfp-
arate l-cent-per pack tar on eig-
arettes and 10 soften the seneral
sales tax plan Of the House by es-
emptinR restaurant fnsals up To
81 so, rs well "a groceries. and all
medicines instead Of only pre-
scription draga
Senate passage Of the ball cam.
yesterday afternoon. after the
sales tax and substitute proposal.
had been subjected 10 debate or
and on for 10 days In the sens,e
sometimes marked by anffy
clashes.
Party Lines split.
After substitutes wrre beatrH
down the Senate passed the bin
by . rollcaIl vote o, 20 20 Al. IN
which party lineA wers split.
lTwenty-Eix Democrats joined with
~ Republicans In voting for tlas
bill, and IL Democrats and
Republicans formed the Anal op-
position.
The vote vas much cloast yea
Continued on Page As. Col -
Evening star., 1949-05-17
D. {. Pay Raise
|s0n Way After
Sales Tax Wins
Revenue Bill Posed
By Senote. 4S.2l;
Goes 10 Conference

DISTRICT vi Rrx tstsf MsT-
eSsnIs 20 SAT Sa2es TxN
p&gs A.
POINTS CF DIFFERENCE he-
Iaren SrfsAte and He1aSr $aA~s
Tax B4las PASt A. ;,
Evening star., 1949-05-17

(See BERLIN, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1949-05-17

tSee ELECTIONS. Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1949-05-17

(See EISLER, Page A-60
Evening star., 1949-05-17

Continued on Page AS. Col
Evening star., 1949-05-17

(See CLAY, Page A-6)
Evening star., 1949-05-17
Guide for Readers

A. AascSzss fsaA Ae~se~r~
GO & a. 80 = @ "a, -, ia 49,. ssss.' - - :. -. CENTS
Evening star., 1949-05-17

tSee WALLGREN. Page A-4D
Evening star., 1949-05-17

(See CHINA. Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1949-05-17

Some sun this afternoon; high about 30
Low tonight about So. Partly cloudy and
warm tomorrow with chance OF an after
noon shower. Full report on Page A-2D
Midnight, 81 6 am. 81 IL am. ST
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Polish Scientist 10 Probe
Cause Of Big Rubber Fire
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

LIVERPOOL. England. Nov. 10.
The fire department called in a
government scientist today TO in
vestigate S2.000,000 ($5 900, ,O00)
blaze in a dockside warehouse
packed with rubber and oil.
Firemen waded through foot
deep molten rubber, trying to keep
the flames from spreading. At
noon, "a hours after the fire began,
a fire department spokesman said
it was under control.
DR.. j. B. Firth, director of the
Home Office forensic science lab
oratory at Preston, stood by to ex-
plore the ruins for the cause Of
the blaze.
The warehouse was 1900 feet
long and 800 feet wide. Flames
swept through its entire length.
Evening star., 1949-11-10
County Firemen Hit
Police in Incident
Involving Cameraman

The Prince Georges County
Volunteer Firemen's Association
last night directed that a letter
be sent to the county commits
sioners protesting the alleged mis-
treatment Of Vincent A. Simmel,
an official of the organization, by
two county policemen.
The association acted as the
result Of an incident at the Prince
Georges General Hospital last
week.
Mr.. Sinmel complained that
he was roughed up by policemen
after he objected to the way they
were treating Paul Schmick. a
photographer for The Star.
MIR. Schmick said he was man
handled when he tried to take q
picture Of q Lanham schoolgirl
who had been missing for 10 hours
and had just been found by
searchers. She was being carried
into the hospital at the time of
the incident. .
Mr.. Schmick said the policemen
involved were Pvts. James H.
Burgess and William r. Little.
About 125 members Of the asso-
citation who attended last nights
meeting at the Glenn Dale Fire
Department hall directed Floyd B.
Heimer Of Branchville. their Sec
retary. to draft q letter Of protest.
The association includes repre-
sentatives Of 28 fire departments
and eight rescue squads.
"Our members feel pretty
strongly about this" Mr.. Heimer
declared today. mot only because
Of Mr.. Simmel, but because 1t
could happen to anybody.
That's no way to treat the
average citizen"
Mr.. Heimer said Frank r. Ny
mark Of Mount Rainier, associa-
ton president. and other speakers
from the floor urged members to
be present at a hearing on the
complaints before the commits
sioners at the County Service
Building. Hyattsville. at 1880 am.
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Czechs' Ex-Soccer Coach
Repohed 10 Have Fled
by the Assoeiatsd Press

VIENNA, Austria, Nov. TO-
Press reports said today Ferdi-
nand Daucik. ex-coach Of the
Czechoslovak national soccer team,
has fed to Vienna.
Daucik, formerly one Of Czecho-
Aovakia's most popular athletes,
had been In charge Of the Czech
national team until early this
year, when he and his wife were
arrested on spy charges.
Daucik was acquitted for lack
of evidence, but he was sent to
= concentration camp at lava,
Slovakia. He recently was re-
ported to have escaped.
The press reports sid friends
helped Daucik and his wife cross
the Austrian border.
Evening star., 1949-11-10
10000 Soviet Refugees
Worry Swedish Officials
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

STOCK HOLM. Nov. TO-
Sweden is becoming increasingly
concerned about the growing in
flux Of refugees from Soviet
dominated. countries. a cabinet
officer told Parliament last night.
Ellie Mossborg, minister Of the
interior, said some 10000 refugees
had ned to this country since the
war. Nevertheless. he said,
Sweden was still sticking to its
policy Of admitting these people
who come mostly from Poland
and Eastern Germany.
Evening star., 1949-11-10

The California giant redwoods
are believed to be remnants Of
great forests which once covered
many sections of the earth,
Evening star., 1949-04-03
STATION WAGONS

PLYMOUTH 1941 station wagon
original owner; new tires. good con
dition; sacrifice 1855. DU. 1878
Ext 602.
MERCURY 1912 station wagon; r. ant
h.; excel cond. throughout; S97o
OWNER. AP 1924.
FORD 194S5 original owner; T anc
h., very good tires: clean; ~ 500
HU. 1920 after D pm, LU. 64o"-
CHEVROLET 1a4s Suburban Garry.
all; like new; mos. old; 81 6s5 OF
best offer. Olympic s905.
FORD STATION WAGON, Super d.
luxe, 1941; excellent running cond.i
r. and h; just passed Z. c. lnsp
owner leaving town, sacrtf1ce. HO
1000, Ext 12, any time.
CHEVROLET 80; motor rebuilt Z
new tires. new front end. new bat,
terry; S575. MI. 1868 weekdays
poDGR E STATION WAGON 194s tex-
port type): radio, heater. seat COW
er3, upholstery. 6-ply !. p tires
5000 miles. DE. 61O0, Apt. 709.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

TRUCK CLEARANCE
PICKUP
1e4S Ford. model F-2, cab and S-ft.
express body, less than 1000 miles.
New-truck guarantee. Owner driven.
Air-change heater, radiator grille
guard: Liberal trade and terms;
STAKE TRUCKS
194S Ford. model F-5, cab and stake
body; less than 5000 miles; new
truck guarantee. Used by US only.
Liberal trade and terms; 81, 1a5.
1S45 Ford l "a ton stake body; L,W B.
Low mileage: owner driven; excel
paint, clean and mechanically per-
feet; SS95.
DUMP TRUCK
1e41 Chevrolet liz ton, 2-speed axle;
unusual condition. ready for work;
CAB & CHASSIS
1s46 Ford 1h-ton, L.w.B. Trade
and terms, S795.
1910 Ford 1ta ton, L.wB. Turn
signals and heater. Lot OF trans
ports ton for S4a5.
Truck Department,
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
Ho 5000. 1881 Florida Ave. NV
10
Evening star., 1949-04-03
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AUTO IRUCkS FOX HIRE
NEW PANELS. vans and stakes, by
the hour. day, week or year STER-
aETT OPERATING SERVICE (Hertz
Driv-Ur-S -SelO. 20l Que St. NV.
DUMP TRUCK AND DRIVER; gravel
delivered. GIL. s319 3
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - I94s
Chevrolet vans, stakes, panels and
uickups, for hire by day. wk; Or con,
tract. PUBLIC SERVICE DRIV-UR
SELF, 1923 L st. NV, NE. 70l1.
80
DUMP TRUCK for hire; "a ton; by
the hour, week or contract: very
dependable service. Call AT. 1888.
VAN TRUCK. any size lob; prompt
service; Teas.; local or long distance
IA. 1887, after 6 pm, GE. 1916. A.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
TAxIcAB FOR SALE

TAXICABS, 1916, 1947, 194s Plym.
ouths. All cabs guaranteed to pass
D. C. inspection. Easy terms
BOBEY MOTOR SALES, 1901 Mt
Olivet rd ne.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
AUTO TRucKs-sALE Cont.
FARMERS BUY

Best truck value in town; 1898 .Dods'
ls4-ton panel. 4-Bpeed Transmission
3 good tires. / new tire. no oil; sl35
Gas Station. 4th and Fla. ave. ne.
Sunday. am. TO 9 am.
1914 CHEVROLET lha-ton; c. snc
c.; S1gj.
194s podge 1Ia-ton; Ike new
1915 International Ks 2-speed
1925.
194S Dodge I-ton stake: 81 .3e5
1875 Chevrolet pickup de luxe
1886 Chevrolet tz-ton panel: s595
1871 Chevrolet 1iz-toni l2-ft. plat,
S395.
4-s.eeDer cab tractors: air brakes
late models.
5U othe- truck BARGAINS. Va. anc
D. c. inspections.
We buy and sell Army trucks snt
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
GMC truck dealers. 5000 Lee hwy.
Arl CHI. 1000. 1901 Oronoco St
Alexandra. OY. 1900.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

atgttRN G&&a Hl4srt sEusa ne
N.sG aces ss-- ssssl AaE
b. u=I s,-uss slFs kzs+
uu thas u.F - tRN rEe ss
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Evening star., 1949-04-03

FORD 1910 d. luxe coupe r. ard b.
and batter Prize. saa5. Phon,
roRD is5- Fordor d. luxe; tre.p.
ssas. terms TOWN Il cousTRl J
and Western OR, oiGo. "A
FORD 1e4s Super de luxe Tscof
$3.50 III $500. Sesi s1itisne
rom Is47 sedan-eoaoe super d.
/ owner: lsess mileage. si.ias
roRp is4s rordor maroon custom
si,soo. ee'sh IN s4as - s1a'ps Or m ssss @ .-1 ~s
FORD lfa4s Forder sedan and b
excel eond 1883 MILLS NO
TOR CO. $500 n ST. nv. AD. 1900.
FORD ia4s club coupe Super do lsaxe
original one-ownsT solgh. this ear
from is Rew and tt'& n ane eofsds-
Ion; seat eosers ksnee new. under
latin. ,Hist1ns' go-asssn snd .ss ? s..ss %. DE- :,
tocss ssss; s 'rors,. y Phi issR a' st. 'fs' ns
A81tFE wv
tires. paint: Al eerd,, *4S5 o.
best efyer OF ssAs.
FORD 1917 Tudor. rAdio heater, sssi
covers must sell siiss OF bsK&
offer. TW. g-i2 II aoon. after 5
FORD 1888 s-dT V-s fs Asyts miles.
practically al in Wash Kept Ia
sfaEs ard pArpsrsG eY / ewnsF
aAint, tires and nsechAnseRi eone8-
s1ep perfect fully sGasptssd. ~ $50
FoRp vs. d. hns coupe .rsm
original gamer SIS IN bsEulifal cos
ditsna Ideal :er eoupls. Ras 109lss
OF lazSsEs space rgral hsse fash
seat covers and hsatss; sts-ass
0xnsr-rstsd Kuarsnttx si.iEs
Eash cg terms LOGAN tfef04
LII lsth " nv Df as03
FOkD - E1pxf de luxe posGcr
doa't believe It's paasahss to Ean
them nicer thar sksaA rsSsgd1sxs 81
price. Immaculate conesti1n- sisk
factory radio End heater HavsTfcss
gray Mnish sr&yksss. De- iu1e ap-
hclstsry wfihsgt o mar; si.sss
cash or terms so-eKy ownsr-gsise
guarantee. LOGAN ty0rt), I'LL
Isth %. n.x N sslss 80
F0kD ia4f Tedos VS. seaan. ~
engine. Ara h. $3.50 CAL Nh
EExNKwoRTH. WA 7Tse.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

SALES. 1901 MT. olivet I'd, ne.
CHEVROLET 1885 4-dr. de lnxe. good
cond.;- 6. tires $500. e417 Eastern
ave. Takoma Park. SH. 1924.
CHEVROLET 1s41 conv. club coupe,
black top. h.. clean in and out; ffne
eond.: should see to appreciate. Ssa5.
CHEVROLET Ie4s Fleetmaster cdr.
sedan; owner: like new. with plas-
tic seat covers. r. and h.. sun visor,
shades and undercoating, 81 ,695 or
CHEVROLET 1855 aedr. sedan; passed
va. INSPECTION: S175 OF. 1887.
CHEVROLET 1941 club coupe with
numerous accessories: exceptionally
good condition throughout; SS75 or
best offer. HI. 800, Ext. 6sS9. "A
CHEVROLET I946 bus. coupe 1000
mi: excel. cond.: pvt. owner; 81 so
or best offer. 81. 49l2. g.
CHEVROLET conv. club coupe. 1870;
.op sns eood n shsps spSt' ssss .Hs ss Ap soI SfT
Ext. 507. or see x. HAMED. Kalo-
ciHaRVfRoaETs iaMVf ssaEase 1s47 Aero: radio and
heater, plastic seat covers. excel.
CHEVROLET 1886 NJ. 2-door; mech
anies, tires, body GOOD: tenders nm
isher. upholstery fair; S2so. CH.
CHEVROLET 1888 z-docr sedan: good
condition.; economical transporta-
tion; $3.50. VI. 1850.
CHEVROLET 1941 5-passenger coupe;
very good eond.; price. 5000 or best
offer. Call 10 to 3. FR. 7S17. --3
Evening star., 1949-04-03

CHEVROLET 1a47 FleetmastsE 4-dr j;
cGREvRoLEr re RtdJ 1910 spec. de luxe ..
door. Here's fine buy in one OF
Chevrolets best models; 7. ana q; :
excel. all-around shape: only So S6.e q
terms. trade, guarantee LoGaS
Ford. III 18th st. NV. DI. 5oo3.
CHEVROLET AZ 2-dr.; original one
owner said he cared for car too well
I Car reflects his attention; Honest
mileage is very low, r. and h. white
wheel discs se-day cs.b on teams
LOGAN Ford. I'LL 18th st. NV,
cRIvRoLEr HI Roll 1s47 taxicab, with PUG;
r, and h.; excellent rubber, uphol-
y,sry;o 9wner Sar driver; no,asy low mileage,
$500; privately owned, like new.
Can Ii. a744 for demonstration
Sunday only. ao
CHEVROLET. 1899; COUPE r. b.: 500 500
STATION. 10th ard Taylor sts. NV
cond., original owner; recently paint;
ed. heater. 4s.50o mi. $500: 51e6
3Sth g. No. arl GL' o. 5S45 ,oas
mptoF ao1d lsal eond sas SEQ Or eess
offer. DE. $500. Ext. 775 or TIE.
CHEVROLET. - 1s43; l.. 2,d0or doc :, sedan; aae
fully equip, good tires. UN. 1851 :.
CHEVROLET, 1e47. 4-dr. sedan: new
car condition. low mileage. origtnal
cwner; 1895 In accessories: Sl,695-
zoos Mass ave. NV. DI. OSLO.
CHEVROLET FleetmaSter, last 1a4S
tbrand newl 2-door, 2-t. dove gray:
white tires, beautiful. 81 .9es- Phone
1566-R, Frederick, Md
CHEVROLET. 1888, 2-dr- Master de
luxe; good cond.; all extras $3.50,
cREyRoEEr HI soii Ar Fleetmaster sedan;
10000 mi; gets ~ mi. per sal /;
motor and finish In perfect como. I,
tires GOOD for 10000 nj; % extras;
car. must sell; Sl,475. RE oef5'
CHEVROLET business coupe. 1871;
onSfltsa eonsition: ssoS S warheid e4i..
one owner: low iiieass; new-car
S535 down. ROYAL MOTORS
Home of Packard; IS Kennedy St
cHEvRoTET Ole 1s4e "a Pleetlias: FEET ss On road
Jan. At: perfect 4-dr. sedan; 25. 600
miles; owner going So. America this
week: Sl,375 Sligo S041. IS
CHEVROLET 1e4s Aero sedan;
fender skirts. turn lights, seat COW
ers,- heater, defrosteT. wheel discs,
grill and trunk guards; original
owner; 81 ,6e5 or best offer. TW.
$500. Ext. zee.