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Evening star., 1949-11-06
U.S.. Rubber Co. Introduces
New Extra Quality Tire
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

DETROIT. Nov. 5.-A new
longer-life automobile tire, claimed
to give more traction than any
yet made, was announced here
today.
The new casing, Of the low
pressure type, has been put into
production by United States Rub
her Co. after exhaustive tests. So
improved is the traction and pull
ing power Of the new tire. COM
pany executives said, that the
need for chainsf in most winter
driving is virtually eliminated.
. Besides the greater traction
and safety features. the casing
also has scuff proof white side
walls. This has been accom-
plished by a curb guard rib of
rubber around the outer rim Of
the white wall, so designed that
1t acts as a protecting buffer
against the curb.
The new tire has been named
the Mid-Century United States
Royal Master. It Incorporates the
company's air ride principle of
low pressure construction and will
be sold as an extra-quality casing.
replacing the present Royal
Master.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished By the
an ba.bes S
isss. Rsis.os: smisss ss 'ss::
aeS up zoo; as s,nes gs0'aS: aD. !os5: sss: NJ NJ
lissS'; up s-nss " rsaas,ssaII: Ems ssaII;
sSsas sp No. rs HaSa5ss assass.h '?as: ga
osessrd msss run eSi1snis various varieties
katahdinl. .. 8 i, Size A. unwsshed,
sasg sas as' ,:IY .na .s s,sd n:s.. ns.s.s
nary ns g tair qualify. 1.O0-fb; 5o-pound
p.,,.. fssIt.y Quotations. -
foultry - Market slightly weaker on
fowl and pullets, dun On others; receipts
moderate; trading light, some carried;
sSlsIss nalI.. sE;t III poonds, sss mostly ss5S
sS,. ss; iishtveishts. 17-is: ducks. ss-4o
Livestock Market,
cATTLE-compared last week: High
Others a' ,oasr' sssaa' bess.e se se
| steady; COWS unevenly SOL 80 lower; buns
generally steady; stocker and feeder cattle
sn ss and loUer ova ~ ersd.s loHsI
scattered odd lots good and choice grain
a;s,1 tsd steers g. and yssrlings 27.0O-3e. 90. ia.
GOOD short fsd snd grained IN medlnm ~. ..asa ana
Ias.snn,cil I%sasm S.;ss: cSs II: 5000 ana
and good e3.5o-as.5o: 5V common and msolum mum
dunn 1s.00-22. 90: Gamers and cutters
4:0o-l7. 90; odd head high-sood. young
s. Ga hfsss srSs. as1o 0us .a f9ed
:oo; shelly esnnsra down an te sussss s.se
bulk soos ssasas. 'fs suls Rssi 17so ss.
5000: common and medium 1900 IL 90;
cutter lightweight bulls down to 400.
medium and D rood vs ssociers snd i.sdels e1s
medium ls.5o-si.56; fsw interior srsdss s
cALvEGoeod and eho.e. ve.lers 200
more than 800 lever. Coed and choice
sfsas sssns aa,n ssp 5af common msse ana ana
ssas md shse: Ss ss9 sse:
oSGsGs; 4oS Is. IsoSes1 SonpSp oo and medium 200
stance. 1;Oo:i Is "a on On over 40 i$S. H. bar: s
sssIe. .1a sts nd oGsf sss .s Rs
s4oesee Is. TOO 80; sso:sos IS,
81. iEosa.G is.975o: 5Ss 1es.lsa RS: &c.
17.60-17.76;. sows under. 400 lbs. 1880
1875; GOOD x0O-4b0 lbs. 14.50-14.76:
sheep: Wooled siaughter lambs weak TO
80 Tower; ewes unchanged, Weeks tnp
lambs 2f, 90. closing top $3.50: bulk 5.
day. supply GOOD and choice scaled 7B-e7
lbs at %. .O0-26 .00.' odd lot los nound-
ers "a 90: few Gull to medium offerings
12. 00-21. 90: good and choice ewes 100.
90; common 4. .0o-8. 90.
Grain Market.
flour-Receipts, 1880, 100-pound
wh.at-.Rsceipts; none; shipment. sosss
red winter gerlicky, SPOT domestic. 2.0S;
Ecyenber, S.os; No. 8 red winter gar
% cornWRecsipts. s; % 800 ,o7s bushels; ship-
ments. 1897 bushels; stocks, 3,735.245
oats-Receipts, 2,2o6 bushels: ship
ments,. none; stocks, 318,30b bushels. No
Bsrisy@Receipts. 1891 bushels. ship
ments, none; stocks, 124,705 bushels.
Rye-Recefpts. none; shipments, mons:
stocks. 163,407 bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts, 47,674 bushels;
shiumeuts, none; stocks, 326,o07 bushels.
Millfeed-ReceiptS, 627 tons.
Butter and ksgs.
EgFs-Market about stsAdy on , large.
slightiy stronger on others; receipts mod
crate, demand SLOW. Wholesale prices:
receipts, too few sales to quote.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul

Chicago, Milwaukee. st. Paul
q Pacific Railroad earned 42.002,-
284 in nine months ended Septem-
Der 80 VS.. IS. 1856, ,258 year earlier.
United Carbon Co. net income
for nine months ended September
80 was $1,97l.727 or $2.48 VS..
I$2,284.773 or $2.s7 In the same
1948 period.
Glenmore Distilleries Co. earned
II ,352 ,885 or $1.28 In nine months
ended September 80 VS.. $1,657 $50
or $1.57 year earlier.
Chesapeake Corp. Of Virginia
had net income Of t1,280.o66 or
$2.77 In 40 weeks ended October
. vs.. $2,518,l21 or $5.44 In the like
1o48 period.
Warren Petroleum Corr. earned
81. 100. Gas Or 10 cents In three
months ended september so Va.
12,243, ,42o or $1.32 ! year earlier,
Shellmar Products Corp. net
income for nine months ended
September 50 was 4I,14o. SIS or
$2.e2 VI. 3l,530.244 Of t3.sT Ii the
same ls4S period.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Bond Market Quiet
Except for Missouri
Pacific Obligations
BY the As.oeiated Prsss

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The
bond market closed an uneventful
week today with minor price
changes and lacking in feature
except for renewed strength in
Missouri Pacific loans, which ac-
counted for nearly third of
the volume.
Every one of the seven MOPAC
issues listed on the stock exchange
was traded in today's two-hour
session. with six advancing frac-
tions to new highs and the sew
enth-the series H" 5s-finish-
ing unchanged at the old l94s
high. Today's performance was a
repetition of almost daily acts put
on by Missouri Pacific bonds all
week.
Rise After Strikes End.
Brokers had varying explana-
tions for the great interest OF
buyers in the bonds, including the
theory that their prices were "be-
hind the market" in view of the
fact that the road is now fully
operating in all departments after
a lengthy strike. Turnover in the
seven bonds was $3.50, 900. COM
pared with total sales of $780,
600. largest for q brief session
since trading was resumed on
Saturday early in October.
Elsewhere the trend was not
conclusive in today's market and
price changes generally small.
There was a rather unusual in
terest in some foreign dollar
bonds. including those Of Bel
gium, Chile and the City OF
Copenhagen, all of which ad-
vanced.
One Bell Telephone Co. of
Pennsylvania bond sold today at
121. up a fraction. Higher prices
also were paid for Central of New
Jersey 3hs and New York Central
refunding IS.
On the lower end were Peoples
Gas convertible IS and Southern
Pacific 41as. There was no busi-
ness in Government loans.
Weeks Changes Small.
The market made virtually no
progress in the week. There was
little in the labor news to infiu-
ence a price trend in either direc-
ton.
The steel strike situation re-
verted to the deadlock stage after
Bethlehem Steel broke the ice by
reaching an agreement with the
CIO steelworkers. There were no
concrete developments in the
seven-week-old coal strike.
Long-term United States Treas
ury bonds continued the upward
swing that has been in progress
of and on for the past several
weeks. The weeks best gamer in
over-the-counter trading was the
partially tax exempt 2A per cent
issue Of 1965-60, which closed at
lib 20l32. bid, q rise of 1882.
Closing prices in most cases were
high for the year.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. D. C..
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, lel9
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Nov. 5 F,.-With the food
and textile components at new highs for
the year. the Associated Press index Of 35
important wholesale commodity prices this
week advanced to 16o.81 on Friday from
1853. 10 week earlier.
The index, whose base year, 1925, equals
100, was at 179.4s year ago.
Non-ferrous metals, industrials and
grains and cotton also advanced this week.
Only the livestock part Of the index de-
clined.
Fridays index, with comparable figures
for week ago and year ago, follows
Evening star., 1949-11-06

CHICAGO, Nov. Rp.-Grains sank un-
DER scattered selling pressure on the Board
less than a cent in most cases. althouch
rye fell more than that at times. The
market orened with small losses which were
extended late in the session.
The easiness in rye followed news that
. Lake steamer loaded with 195,O00 BUSH
els Of Canadian rye from Fort william was
expected to arrive here later In the day.
This brought the amount Of Canadian rye
here IN the past three weeks to around
survey by q Chicago Grain arm dis
closed that harvesting Of corn is rs per
cent completed in Illinois and Indiana;
Yields are lighter than last year. good
part Of the harvest has been placed in
open hslds, presumably to await higher
Wheat closed h-H lower, December
2.12f; corn was "a to 1 lower. December
l;1sN,a; eats were Unclaimed y lower.
December 73s; rye was to 2A lower.
December 1 .3e-1 .3ss.: soybeans were ha-1h
lower, November 2 % ss-s4, and lard was
3 cents lower to cents q hundred pounds
higher. November 9.37.
Evening star., 1949-11-06

No wheat. corn-New: No. . yellow
d;l6A; No, 3. 1.1o-1. .13; No. Z. or .0sa+
No, heavy. white. weeviiy. 75h; No. /
white, 76h-77. soybeans-Track Chicago,
No. and No. 2 yellow. 2.1g-219h TN
dianO. Bsrley-Malting, 1.20-1.62 nom
inal; feed, 90.1 .22 nominal
Evening star., 1949-11-06
BOND SUMMARY

Furnished b. the Associated Press.)
selected list sf active bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange, showing the
high, low and closing price for the week,
and the net change from the previous
weeks close.
Stock and Net
Evening star., 1949-11-06
CURB SUMMARY
Furnished By the Ass.

Turnishsd By the Associated Press.)
A selected list Of active stocks on the
New York Curb Exchange, showing the
high, low and closing price for the week,
and the. net change from the previous
weeks close.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Nov. s 43.-spot non
ferrous metals prices today: Copper. 18ls
| Is cents . pound, New York; zine, 9A
cents pound, East 8t. Louis
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Nov. Qp.-Dividends
Pc Stk Of Pay
RITE riod Record ahie
Evening star., 1949-11-06

.RAtes Of dividends "a the foreroinr
the last quarterly d i-snn1ai deciars Z. !.
tton. Qnless otAerwiDe noss6. special Or
extra dtyiAs4da .afe not included.
pt e Part or. ur rund.I rule. VI Vsl.
ysrssnt: .tar H;.,a.11 1'so sxtrs g extra, Pin.
cash vaiue en ex-dividsnd date. 1 Ds. 81
e.Tss ss r .:s sss .osf sT th 4
( DECLARED 81 paid this year, a sco,lmu-
#latiys is.,,s With diyidsnds in arrearh.
pr no action taken q last dividend meet-
'inB. { neclared 1919. peyA6ie "a 1910.
= Lauidating dividend xleyahle III stosk.
s.acs ss. go vAlue undstsfminsd q dscla@
Evening star., 1949-11-06

The index advanced today to 1910
compared with 160.51 on Friday.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
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Or, sesd SIS check or N. o. for asxaai
.uhscriDtisn. or $40 fer SIX months, Ssth
sssc Stock s5ess ss' soea D:s
lIshe4 last msnth. Containt over 10000
Einancial Facts to Fortify and Improve
Yeur Investment Decisions. Mere than
500 Advance Orders received before puA-
licatfon! An Yeur Money Back in 80
Days II mot satisfied.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Washington Stock Exchange

AND INCLUDING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER l.
Evening star., 1949-11-04

Quietly but, efficiently, the Ma
tional Gallery of Art is preparing
for Washington one of the greatest
art displays this Nation has ever
seen-the art treasures of the Aus
trian Emperors.
Padded "dollies," loaded with
priceless paintings, yesterday
glided along the marble galleries,
handled by expert teams. A ruler
measurement and a quiet word
from Chief Technician Fred Rieth
brought each picture to perfect
eye level.
Along one giant marble stair
case lay a huge ladder. while neatly
folded in the corner was the gor-
geous tapestry that would soon
hang high on the limestone walls
Here is a dull spot: it will need
a rub or two" said DR.. Ernst H
Buschbeck. curator of the picture
galleries at the Kunsthistorisches
Museum in Vienna, whence came
the leading collection that arrived
at the Naval Gun Factory week
ago. DR.. Buschbeck was touring
the collection with Restorer Fran
Icis Sullivan.
There is a scratch in the corner
that will need a touch of varnish,
Evening star., 1949-11-04

dered that Mr.. Wickes remain In
the Washington area. pending
further hearing in the case on
November 10. A question of
whether the local court has juris-
diction is involved. Mr.. Wickes
told the court he wants to return
to Argentina.
Mr.. Wickes denied he is a man
of great wealth, that he had
forced his wife to board a plane
from Argentina for the United
States and that he has denied
Mrs. Wickes access to the child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wickes were mar
ried in 1916. The child is still in
Argentina.
A new set of Hungarian stamps
commentaries the poet Aandor
Petofl, who died 100 years ago.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
'Wickes Files Answer
In Child Custody Suit

Robert Boal Wickes, member of
a prominent Fairfax County (Va.)
family. yesterday filed an answer
in District Court. denying charges
in a suit brought by his wife,
who is seeking custody of their
2-year-old daughter.
The wife is Mrs. Helen A.
Wickes, "a, Providence, R. I. Be-
sides custody of the daughter, she
wants maintenance. No divorce
suit has been field.
On October, 81, District Court
Judge Henry A. Schweinhaut or
Evening star., 1949-11-04
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. + B.
~, 4

of the District for District of1i.
GERS" He referred in particular
to appointments made to the staff
of the House subcommittee inves-
tigating crime here.
Ralph Donnelly, council presi-
dent, suggested delegates sound
out local citizens associations on
this point.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Northeast Delegates Hit
Transit Music Opponents

Leaders of the opposition to bus
and streetcar music came in for
a verbal trouncing last night.
Two delegates to the meeting
of the Northeast Council described
certain of the antagonists at the
recent Public Utilities Commits
sion hearing as "rabble-rousers"
and "riff-raff." The discussion
came up when one of the delegates
was giving his account of the
hearing, at which he had testified.
Frank E. Harrison called on
the council to oppose going out
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Eaypt's Business Coins

Egypt's business has shown i'm
provement following the recent
release Of most Of Its Jewish in
ternees and the removal from Sc
questration Of many Jewish Arms,
Cairo reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
OES Activities
In Local Chapters

Special notices
District OF Columbia Grand
Chapter. Apple Blossom Session, ."
Monday. 80 pm, Masonic Tenn
pie. Reception 10 Most Worthy
Grand Matron Edna H Hamilton
Esther chap,er-Thurscsy. I'M
tiation. Saturday. Home Board
card party. Broadnoor Apart
ments.
Martha Friday. honoTlng
members birthdays
ALPHABETICALLY. members Of
Cathedral and Treaty Oak Chap
tiers. guests Also honoring moth
ers.
Bethany-Friday. honoring May
birthdays. Bethel No. 6. job s
Daughters. initiation
Columbia-Tuesday, line on
GERS night.
Chevy Chase-Tuesday, Ofticers
Club with Mrs. Hannah Brann.
Joppa Lodge-Wednesday. mi
tiation. Mothers Day program.
The chapter is sponsoring Clare
Rice for Queen Of the Night OF
Thrills
Congress Meeting called
of Monday.
ST. Johns Lodge Monday
meeting called of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

Joseph II Niiars--ngrxdAv.
hono-ing mothers. Tuesday A.
ernoon Bridge Club with Ms
DIVA BraSAler. WEDNESDAY Club
with Mrs. Rose R<sdwen
Ruth - Tonight. services q;
Douglas Memorial Church Mon
day. roast beef dinner. SsAnshs4-y
Temple, 30 10 : pm Saturday
nigh; OF games with Mrs. Anna
LAmeroS-
Trinity - Thursday. Gran 4
Chapter officers guests
Mount PleaSans-F-l6ay. Grand
Chapter otacsrs guests
1884 MRtrons and Patrons As
ISOLATION. Saturday banquet. *+&l
Wisconsin avenue NV.
1929 Matrons and Patrons As
soclation. Saturday. card party.
with Mrs, Ray Wondeyly.
Brookland Thursday. Star
Points With Mrs Ruth Williams
Federal-wednesday. Ways and
Means with Mrs O.iie War;.
Thursday. dinner. Fairfax Hotel.
Naomi-FTiday. eingo party.
Masonic and Eastern Star Home
La Fayet'e overwhelmingly
Star PORTS with Mrs. Mary
Bright.
Treaty Oak -- Friday. Acorns
with Mrs. Ruth Perry
Acadia-Tuesday. Mothers Day
program. Friday. card club with
Mrs. Ethel Meyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

pSars hare h~~r MACE Tex tefs
oggAn.rzE1g e. ta14es auxiliary II
con gsscs4er w1sA ttse VAST ssssss
Acre % the rrase-aal Cs-xser Q.
Eaglex
The installation. 2nte~ Ire c.
fectsoa @: Z d! Tes2ak. pas; pres
Gent q Virginia Stale Acre. al
TAKE place al 40 Saith ssrrrs u W
today 81 pm T9se ytt,sx,,s,sr
and eiaartss work vii Ne exempt.
Ted by The Baltimore aux9gssrv
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ncEs IA sl4zsSr~ AseMza
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
FED l.. WILLIAMS 4 FED L.
WILLIAMS. Jr,, Auettenesrs.
ANTIQUE AND MODERN,
GENUINE MAHOGANY AND
OTHER FURNITURE,

THIS TUESDAY, :. p NJ
Early American crotch mahogany
dreSserS and chests, crotch mRhosany
Ch!ppendaie twin sire beds hne pine
apple top poster mahogany twin beds,
mahogany chairs, mahoEany Gov.
winthrop secretary desk, 'shera-
ton" inlsid mahosany a-pe. dining
room suite, drop-leAf cherry wood
table. sterling silver tea and eonee
set odd pieces other silver, hric-A-
brac. good LIVING room chairs. diyar
sofa. ma hosan 2-glaSs door. medium
large bookcase. room size and larger
rugs, breakfast sets, walnut lU-pc.
dining room suite. odd sofas. inner
spring mattresses odd chests. odd
dreSserS and numerous other desif-
able clean household effects,
Clean. better grade, interesting. worth.
while furniture, sold by auction each
Tuesday at O'clock here in our
auction house. Public inspection
every Monday. All OF above 20 be
sold At -
WILLIAMS AUCTION HOUSE,
als NEW YORK AVE.
THIS TUESDAY, May ard, at M.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

WILL PAY ALL CASH for clean
cars. new or used. Call me now or
ssiss 1lhsgtRssSy sh . seiti Rs,r, GENE
dR5sI2i 33si 10 '4a. by pvt. party.
sH se34 Phone an. anSti M, s ), DAY.
clean 3s to II 'I MODEL I cars; '0 Tor
this reason we are paying more
souTHEAsT MOTORS. 18TH and
x En- fEe yo ss t ta tss you moth.
Will TRADE my 1919 chrysl.r New
Es,tfI for and s sso or ssR
f Gals 70 kS si,Sss f Fl f. th sSS Roper
pays the best price for any make
ssn %@s:! sor eSTf CO. = ;5S!
We PHn' Will fiI' BUY YOUR CAR. An,
% %ik1 100 81 n %har Sa Mo SS5 ssIss
1904 Hampden lane, Bethesda. Nd.
WANTED coNvERTIBLE. 80 to ~,
ppsl sis1i 4S s Ss 70 ss.s se u.ss cars.
Call me and let me know what you
have. Mr.. TATELMAN., ME. 572s.
IF You HAVE A CLEAN CAR you
the coLIE MOTOR CO. ssss oeor.
WE BUY JUNK and wreck cars
Gos hf JSS.. RUBBER WASTE VAS
G ven pay ~. Dre m nsss price, 7ei+
PoHASkA SERVICE, NC. iiss
goth s nv Elk $500
tvrt gin Rim
hold title, until ear Is sold; then re.
Z. & II, MOTORS. 1oel Bladens-
"WiS WiTH VIM" More SIS for
your car No delay Open 0 am. 70
sR F." wf RRsn a SSnssi 'f Is ~ IS y
MoIE CASE ros iouR CAR. new
81 ana u': %. p sas " wo sEns sSoro ~:
hold GIS III II J6sf 7: !. aiNuTf. SCI ss' a,rn;
est cash price for your ne new or q Use gssd
%ooB bo MOTOR esn3 O 60. s's isi7 SF RSod.
Island ave, ne Open 0 an to
WAITED: USED car. e; an, 80; year, ,,,, an,
WHoIEsALERs Nc I7si bad,
fhIh, uONESI AFFhAAshLc on I'll
a askis fac f isas 'i'u :. ~.
AN IN DIRE NEED of good clean
ia as to sou1 fh.s p'f aoro efss sth
A RI Fl ose o 81 s Of = to 40
cars. We need so clean cars At
once: top prices paid; II We cant
for you at no cost You keep your
title until car Is sold. Buyer will
sssll-s,. Your convenience r, sS SGa
ROPER" PAYS BEST PRICE for any
son. ROPER MOTOR CO. Dupont
Fgm RETAIL PRICE for your car.
. ,ef'0R' sTssi, Il. used SIS S.F and sfa on
sfn sssI s5r Mso iS5f P aaS r In S
aye. ne: or 1877 o st. ne ME. 3oSS.
THE NATIONS CAPITAL used-eaf
wholesalers - ons thousand cars
needed At once. and titles must t
Sc ssss Sssus shs. n you 'G r.s p a.
praisan before YOU bring -FOUR car
in. We don't cla.-1 to pay more
than anyone else but We wont be
S IN sse nee. = or 81 eo os' ears stss
chesrolets. Pords and Plymouth club
coupes. 30 to ~ models.
Buick and Pontiac ss ed 'e .ss ~ e
are I'd z srest demand e present;
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 1925
Com ave. nv. wo. 1886 or IN.
/ PACKARD CLIPPER
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SN\ Au>illarics

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avenue SF tGae@aAY rssnsnk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

Romania Is building locomotives
and freight cars for Russia. under
a new pact
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AUTO AUCTION.

xAO 3 y NV 4&Ns
Buy or sell this modern way only II
bid 10 satisfactory. Never guess what
your car is worth. SIS entrance fee
f cn5s s iiss 3 z. Tuf.i sssss,e PM
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HORNER'S
CORNER

CHEVROLET 1946 carry-all subur-
condition; new-car appearance
throughout: S1,245.
BARRY-PATE CHEVROLET
l130 Conn. ave. NV RE. ISIS.
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AUCTION SALES

PUBLIC AUCTION
is'z acres country estate, a4ans
Route a. near Hest Friendship
a. miles west e' ElAeett City. ia
Howard CO MRrylsne
Al modern s-Foofn dwelling double
gaTAge. hetse barn. ttS Excellent
location along hiEhwRy feT STOCK
dealer, or business location or fht
country homs Terms announced al
SaEe
MONDAY MAY q IRsa.
at Otst An irSTt
RsAi estate all BE- offered at Il nean
Beg!HnInE a. 10 am and lasting
all day, wlli SCI fne iol antique
furniture glass china many pieces
IehntShed antique furniture Open
for inspection SUNDAYS MAY ] and
=. - Saddle hofsts ponies hOxt.
etc Come early Luncn served n
MELVIN p BLACKBURN.
II W WALTERS
Emmtrt r BcwiHA AuetloneeF, Pred
erirk No r l. Kelly. CLERK
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SIMMS MOTOR CO.
1924 18th st. NV. co. 46l1. i
1919 FORD Club coupe. custom gray.
Z. and h. seat covers: 5000 mi:
1e46 Dodge maroon custom 4-dr;
heater: S1.145.
paint: has oyerdrive; very clean.
1870 Pontiac "6" 4-dr sedan; r.
and h, SC. I-owner car $685.
1913 Ford Tudor. maroon r and
h.; 5000 mi: 81 LES
E. & H. MOTORS
102I BIadensburs I'd ne. FIR 1873.
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AUCTION
FURNITURE
ANTIQUE AND MODERN EARLY
AMERICAN CROTCH MAHOGANY
CHESTS. BEDS pRESSERs, ETC
AUCTION
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WILLIAMS AUCTION HOUSE

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WILLIAMS AUCTION HOUSE
als New York Ave
THIS TUESDAY. MAY ard" Pm
Fine crotch mahoEany chests and
dresSers, high-gTaae crotch nshoE
any twin size beds. sheraton" ma =
ho8any ape dining room suite,
splendid LIVING room ehairk. mahox =
ony = gisss-door bookcase, mshos
any tables of various kinds and sizes.
dropleRf cherrywood table. kterlink
silver tea and COTE set china, glass
ware, oytr-R -hrac, mRhoShny Secrt e
tArS. Gov. winthrop desk, odd sofa
beds, odd blue velvet Early American
sofa, odd medium-Rrade chests and
dressers, inner spring mattresses
marble pedestAlS. mahosAny hall
seat, lined oak Junior dinette set
boxes of glassware and china, room J.
size and other russ, several used
Persian throw russ. numrr Gus other
very desirable household effects