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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-20

of N. Y. are visiting the Leath-
erwoods on Pacific Ave.
Mrs. Helen Walker is occupy
ing "Cozy Cottage" in Fleetwood
Heights for the remainder of
the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews of Mem
phis, Tenn. arrived at the Lipp-
man cottage, also Irving Robert
son Of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Smith of
Cambridge enjoyed a weeks va
cation at the Saxon cottage.
Mrs, Edith Simms Jackson of
Boston, made an impromptu
visit to Oak Bluffs Monday. Ar
irving on the noon boat and
departing on the 1870 left her
very little time to see our beau
tiful island. An informal lunch
at Edna Washingtons, a car ride
to Vineyard Haven with Irene
Ford, and back to the Highlands
for brief visit to Hobby
House." Miss Ford's cottage, then
on to the boat left her a little
breathless but very happy, and
eager to return In the near fu-
ture.
On Saturday night a get-to-
gether party was given at the
home of Mrs. Marian MacFar-
land on Circuit Ave, by Miss
Jackie Cohan, Miss Jerry Briggs,
Miss Barbara Roy and Miss Car
men Henri. The invited guests
were Eddie Washington, Barbara
Marsmend, Raymond and Peter
Morris, Tootsie Turner, Enid
Bradshaw, Jenny Lou, Dutch
Holly Jr., Mildred TeXeira, Mia
Washington, Howard Johnson,
Herbert Devine, Eddie Sylvia,
Robert and Gertrude Mitchum,
Betsy and Eleanora Jordan, John
Randolph, Toni Hopwood, Patsy
Rice, Susan and Grace Frye,
David and Edward Morris, luke
and Donald Shelton, James and
Tony Galloway, Eth Randolph,
Jason Simms, Clarence Hogan,
and others. The refreshments
served were sandwiches, cookies,
cakes, punch, potato chips, pea
nuts and candy, and "Real-
gone time was had by all"-end
quote, Eddie Washington.
Phil Edmunds' band played at
a dance held at Cape Verdean
Hall in Vineyard Haven, Thurs
day night, Aug. 4. It was well
attended, mostly by the younger
set. Highlight of the evening
was luke Shelton's vocal rendi-
ton of Fool That I Am" and
Temptation, which created
quite a sensation. "a second
Billy Eckstine," said Phil Ed
mund.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-20
VETERANS
WORLD WAR n

WORLD WAR II
Beth men and wemen who served
in any Of the armed services In
World War Two are entitled 10
purchase ss . homs---slngle, tive,
thrsa or four family houses. Il
Necessary that they have an Hen
oEabls Discharge having bssn In
the service At least 20 days and %
least 5000 cash.
lst and and Mortgages placed slso /
Fire lRsuFaRee On Real Estssa snA I
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rooms an dwiIl vaeste. Price 8
terms reasonable.
rs CONCORD SQUARE II
rooms. z baths with steam heat
oil burner. FurnituFs included.
Price S72o. $1,000 down. Bal
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buy at the price Of $4,000. Ia
come $500 monthly. Cash dowR
payment Of $500.
GREENWICH PARK ID rooms.
furnace oil burner. Price $500,
- $1,000 dOwnE-Z terms.
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back pisxxsss opp. Washinatea
Park $751; rooms with baths
coal b gas ranges. Inc. sal.
month. Price $4,000. with
81 900. down.
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5-e rooms and modern baths.
house newly shinsIsd with weed.
Beet looking house on ssyses,
fenced in yard. Near 70 gsrIlne.
Apt. avsiisble. Rsssonabls price
and Terms arranged.
"eROoKLlhE"
COREY HILL - MASON TER
RACE EXCLUSIVE neighboshsod; /
Duplex "a 8 n room heuss hsv-
ing z car garage, sepeessa steam 4
heaters with ell, ; sun paFIeEs,
each house has z baths, al hard
wood floors, white eombinsfioa
sinks and tubs and oil plumbinx
modern. Exceptional boy fsF
Brookline properly, ReasensbIe
price, terms arranged.
TO LET
LIST YOUR VACANT ROOMS
WITH BOUNDARIES ROOM I
REGISTRY for selected and
recommended parties. With o.
without kitchen privileges.
WALNUT AVE. - 3 rooms with
modern shower ready for immadi-
sfe occupancy, furnished. ReRs
reasonable. Ideal apartment Foy
nswIyweds.
ckTAWBA ST. - Z roems AND
bath. $iz per week.
HoLWoRTH ST. - uafuFnished,
Z rooms, use 81 kitchen and bssh,
Sil per week.
ROWLAND ST. - Z rooms Ter
student, $500 per week each.
ROWLAND ST. y Garage for rent,
$1,000.
NOTARY PUBLIC
T. Z. ROUNDTREE |
80 Humboldt Ave.
Evening star., 1949-01-13
ReburiaI Rites Today
For 6 Area War Dead

Six Washington area servicemen
OF World War II, in addition to
others already announced were to
be among 18 reburied at 2 pm.
today in Arlington Cemetery.
Marines from the Marine Bar
racks, Eighth and I streets Sc,
were to comprise the guard of honor
and the firing party. The Marine
Band also was to participate, and
escorts for the next of kin were to
be furnished by the Army, Air Force
and Marine Corps.
O11ciating chaplains at grave
side services were to be Maj. Al
bert L. Atkinson, Capt John Dono-
van and 1t. Col. Henry Tavel.
The six from the Washington
area to be reburied are listed with
their next of kin as follows:
Corpl. James Odell Hall, son of
Marie Deuterman, 1718 Bay street
Sc; T/Sergt. Samuel P. Jones,
husband of Mrs. Adrienne Jones,
1905 South Capitol street; Pfc. Ger
aid M. Dufficy, husband of Olive X.
Dufacy, 3742 Twelfth street NE;
lst 1t. Leroy c. Hackett, son of Mrs.
Esther E. Hackett, 4607 Twenty
fifth street, Mount Rainier, Md; Pvt.
Ralph L. Pierce, jr., son of Mrs.
Cynthia M. Pierce, r. r. D. No. /,
Lorton, Va, and Pvt. Willard l..
Watson. son of Mrs. Mabel A. Wat
son, Brooke, Va.
Evening star., 1949-01-13
Scholastic Art Contest
Opens Here Feb. 26

A scholastic art contest for junior
and senior high school students in
Washington and nearby Maryland
and Virginia will be held in the
District from February 26 to
March IL.
Regional School Art Awards in
the 1949 Scholastic Art Exhibit,
sponsored nationally by Scholastic
Magazines of New York and locally
by Frank r. Jelleff's, Inc, will be
given in creative, pictorial and
graphic art and in photography, de-
sign, commercial art, posters, sculp-
ture, crafts, costumes and ceramics.
Gold achievement keys and Ger
tificates of merit will be awarded
winners in the regional exhibition.
Winners here will go to the national
exhibition in Pittsburgh this spring.
Experts predict an all-time record
sugar production Of 228,0OO tons in
Jamaica this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
7 axe Ny Word for 1t
Frank Colby
Granted; but a fact

Incredible? Granted; but fact
nevertheless.
am led to believe that South
ern California school of speech for
broadcasters has actually been
teaching that such pronunciations
are correct and that, as the stu
dents have left the school, they
have carried the insane misuse with
them to other parts of the country.
I should like very much to hear
from speech students whose teach
ers have taught or are teaching the
''yoo" sound in such words. Write
to me in care of The Star. giving
full particulars. You have my word
that your identity will not be dis
closed by me.
Readers can help stamp out this
AFTERNOON" nonsense by clipping
and saving today's column. When
you hear the mispronunciations on
the air, send the clipping to the
erring broadcaster and invite him
to check the accuracy of this ar
ticle by consulting any good die.
tionary. He really ought to know.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07

During recent years an absurd
trick of speech has been heard on
the radio with increasing frequency
that of giving the long 'u' sound
(yoo) to words in which 1t should
never occur.
1t first came to my attention when
Californians in large numbers re-
ported broadcasters as saying
"nyoon" for noon and "afternyoon"
for afternoon.
wrote several columns about the
error and reports of the errors in
creased. An announcer was heard to
declare that a certain brand of
aftershave lotion has a "cyooling"
effect on the skin. A woman broad
caster urged her listeners to try her
sponsors chicken nyoodle syoop."
I myself heard a newscaster mis-
pronounce all these words on
single 15-minute broadcast: after
nyoon" for afternoon, "tyoo' for to,
too, and two, "dyoo" for do, "syoon"
for soon, "dyoom" for doom and
"tyoOr" for tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
JACK BLANK SAYS

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chase Of an "Arcaue Pontiac Good
Will Used Car" from us is assur-
ance Of complete satisfaction
Pontiac 194S S-cylinder Stream
liner de luxe 4-door sedan; driven
very little; like new, fully equipped,
and guaranteed; beautiful car
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Immaculate: guaranteed; Sl,695.
Pontiac 1946 4-door Streamliner
sedan; driven only 1000 miles;
beautiful condition; guaranteed ST.
Buick 1916 4-door sedan; beauti-
full black Duco: real bargain for
some one; 81 1896.
Pontiac 194S s-cyl convertible
coupe; Hydra-Matic drive. radio and
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Pontiac 1912 2-door Torpedo Sc
danette, 6 cyl; fully guaranteed;
Chevrolet 1915 4-dr. sport sedan
radio and heater: excellent condi-
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condition: $685..
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
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Where Pleasing You Is a Pleasure i"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07

Bridge has this in common with
the game of chess, that 1t Is indis-
pensable to success to be able TO
visualize your opponents moves
some steps in advance. A neat Illus
tration Is provided in today's hand
The final contract was reached
without much ado. South opened,
naturally, with one club. 1t will be
noted that while the hand is within
one trick Of game, 1t is nevertheless
not . sound opening bid OF two
clubs, because 1t lacks the prescribed
minimum of four high-card tricks
(not 5h, as popular superstition
has it,. There is never any danger
In opening these freak hands with
a bid of one. 1t is inconceivable
that the hand will be passed out.
With so many high cards outstand-
ing, one of the three players re-
naming is bound to find bid and
afford the opener another oppor-
tunity.
Vests overcall and North's free
bid require no comment, but South
was hard put for a satisfactory
rebid. # partners hand contained
two aces, the slam was very prob
able. Blackwood would, of course,
be completely impotent in this case,
because a bid OF five diamonds
would be required to indicate one
ace and that would automatically
place declarer in a slam contract at
clubs, which would just as auto
matically be down. South's choice
was probably the best, and North
had nothing further to say, in view
of the fact that he had already
made free bid.
The king Of spades was opened
and East followed with the three.
Declarer's six was marked singleton
because, if he had another, East
would have had a doubleton and
would have started to echo on the
lead of partners king. The lazy
player would continue with spade
on the theory that it could do nc
harm. But West looked ahead FOL
q trick or two. Since he himself
was void of clubs, there was fail
chance that partner had something
In clubs that might be f1neSsed II
declarer found out soon enough. In
order to prevent such action, West
decided to deprive declarer OF en-
tries to dummy if possible. This
would be possible If declarer's hand
contained only one heart. At any
rate, it did not seem that anything
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
BENDALL'S SPECIALS
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

CHEyROLET-Will pay highest cash
for 40, AZ. AS; immediate cash.
FLooD PONTIAC, 422l CONNECTICUT:
ELoop PONTIAC, 43$i Connecticut:
PoNTIAC-Will pay highest cash for
46. A, As; immediate cash.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut.
FORD-Will pay highest cash for '4e.
AZ. As; immediate cash. FLOOD
PONTIAC 492l Connecticut.
OLDsMOBILE-Will pay highest cash
FLooD PONTIAC, 49ai Connecticut.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07

could be lost by the heart play, so
out came the deuce.
The trick was won with the queen
in dummy, a discard of the six OF
diamonds was taken, and a club
played to the queen in the closed
hand. The news was out, but it was
too late for declarer to do anything
about it, since he had no way to
enter dummy. Note that If West
had continued with a spade, de-
clarer would have ruled and laid
down high trump, finding out
about the bad distribution in time
Copyright, 1919. by Charles H Goren)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
Test Your Horse Sense sD.ew c'o".

den products most nearly resemble
cabbage.
Rutabaga Kale
Rhubarb Parsley
4. The word "timbre" should make
one think primarily OF
Musician Lumberjack
Farmer Explorer
| S. Most of our hospitals have been
built by our
County governmt Churches
City government Fraternal orders
6. Gold sweat" indicates that 4
person is tackling new problems and
| thus learning new facts. 1t means
he is temporarily out of his depth
and struggling. But it often spells
the difference between success or
failure, for you can shed barrels of
"hot" sweat doing routine jobs. You
deserve one point for each correct
judgment in determining which
tasks generate cold" sweat.
Cold Hot
Sweat Sweat
Pick and shovel
work
Salesmanship -
Public speaking
WheelbarroW
pushing
Singing a solo
Score yourself as follows: o., poor;
"a, average; ST, superior; 8-10, very
superior.
Answers TO Horse-Sense Quiz.
1. Potatoes. 2. 100 square rods. s..
Kale f. Musician. 8. Churches. 6. Public
speaking, craftsmanship and singing q solo
generate cold" sweat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07

Hindu. The Chief Justice of the
Bombay High Court, Mohamed Ali
Chagla, is Muslin.
The Mayor of Bombay, DR.. Mas
carenas, is a Christian, while the
chief commissioner of the city police
belongs to the fire-worshipping Parsi
community.
The Bombay Presidency stretches
along the West Coast of India with
an area of 76,493 square miles and a
population of over 21,00O,O00. The
Bombay city alone has a population
of about 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
Cosmopolitan Tradition
Is Retained by Bombay
BY the Asseeioted Press

BY the ASSoeIoted FFesS
BOMBAY, India.-True to its CO.'S
mopolitan traditions, the admins
tration of Bombay is manned by
representatives of all the important
communities in India.
The Governor, Sir Maharaj Singh,
is a Christian. He is related to the
royal family of Kapurthala. The
Prime Minister, B. G. Kher, is q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07

ALEXANDRIA USED CAR CO.
Plymouth 1946 4-dr: blue, Al cond
throughout; $3.50. =
F org 49 Tudo5 very clean ssa inside
oldsmobile 40 4-dr.; excel. car, very
De Soto 80 4.dr: motor everha uled.
a real buy: $685.
Ford SO cow. coupe; new top, excel.
motor. orig. paint; $3.50.
Plymouth '35 4-dr.; new paint. per
feet rubber motor excel: 1895.
Ford SO 27dr.; good transp' excel.
140s King st., Alexandra. Va. ov.
41.7. Open daily till 9 pm. s
'4s BUICK sedanetts; like new;
and hesteT:' s. miles a,s45
'4S Mercury club coupe: black.
radio and heater; low mile
AS Chevrolet Aero sedan:
green. fully equipped 1,e45
room fuiyy EQUIPPED ~ 1896
ceIlsnt CONDITION 1895
Al Chevrolet 4-door F1eetline;
ii mf suieR Special club coupe BE-
40 De Soto Club coupe; black
radio and heater b45
III Pontiac 4-door Custom Tor.
pe 49, $4,000 ,t"4o assua NV miles se, 9es
hwy, Arlinston. Vs., l mile from
Sunday. 10 to 4 oW. 1853. .
STANLEY H. HoRNER, NC, Buick,
Horner's Corner, Florida ave, 9Th
to 9Th ne AT 6464-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07

Score one for each of the first
five problems. The last counts five.
I. The word ''cobbler" refers to
which one of these farm products?
Potatoes Corn
Soy beans Tomatoes
2 How many square rods are
found in an acre of ground?
40 square rods 100 square rods
80 square rods 800 square rods
.. Which one Of the following gar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07

PONTIAC 1899 2-dr.; heater and COW
fsro5wMyAaNH ua MoT6 easss sa1s e. s5 9so
PONTIAC 1910 2-dr.: good rubber;
orig; paint; priced to sell; $685.. MT
RAINIER MOTORS. 1912 Rhode Is
land ave, WA. 204l -
PONTIAC 194S Streamliner s-cyl. de
luxe luxe sedan cpe; in perfect condi-
gray color, radio. heater. seat COW
ers, direction lights and other
eq9lp.' S@'46o. Pvt. owner. TIE.
PONTIAC 1a4s station wagon: 5000
miles by one owner. new condition,
aAYNER, ST. 44al evenings. -
PONTIAC 1887 4-dr. sedan; 6-cyl
cheap transp.; S295: terms KIRK
MoToR co. 1000 Georgia ave. NV,
Pontiac 1888 s-cyl. 2-door sedan;
good tires. good interior. radio,
heater; clean paint Job, new Ia47
motor; 5000 MI, front end over
hauled recently; .S795 cash Call
Oh 300 Ext. 600. between "a
PONTIAC I947 cony. club coupe 8;
like new. $4,000 miles, r and h
one owner; S2.lO0; may be seen at
3.n9 Macomb st. NV ID
FON llAC 194 4-or S-cyl-; r. and
h excellent condition, original own
er: cash $l,095. After $50 Fri,
al-day Sat, Sun, Franklin 1885.
PONTIAC 1870 6-cyl. 2-dr.; LOOKING
for a nice-looking car that's de-
pendable? Here 1t is. Has had the
best of care and shows 1t. Blue-gray
finish, sparkling interior with seat
covers, radio and heater; very nice
motor, good rubber all around: 30
day owner-rated guarantee; S745.
LOGAN Ford, I'LL 18th st. NV
PONTIAC AZ; all acc, new paint.
tires; Sl'25o or best offer. 1904 5th
PONTIAC 1899; radio. heater; S6c5
or best offer Call Lu. 6026. If
no answer. TR. 1923. 3
PONTIAC 1910 2-dr.; r. and h., fog
lights: $500 or best offer under.
TR. 1850 any time. 3
STUDEBAKER 1910 4-door Cham
pion; owner, carefully driven; orig.
paint; heater. . new tires, seat COW
erS; S615 EN- 1883
STUDEBAKER 1947 Commander club
coupe, climatiZer. clock. seat covers,
$4,000 miles; S1,1a5 or best cash
offer PL 0536. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
Goren on Bridge
By chorIes H. 6oren

Both sides vulnerable. South deals
NORTH
AJ97
0AKQ74
o432
WEST EAST
AKQ542 A1083
0J962 01053
n975 HAl0S
q &J972
SOUTH
A6
0S
oKQJ6
AJAX Q10863
The bidding:
South West North Eas1
club 1spade 2hearts Pas
5 clubs Pass Pass Pas
Opening lead: King Of spades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
Word Game

Find 80 or more words In
TITUDE,
meaning, height" Average is SO;
limit, 80 minutes.
Rules of the game. Words must be OF
four or more letters. Q Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of IS" such as
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only one
are not used. A list will be published
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion coupe
clean and neat as . pin; original
fore f q Isl, is SHINING; excel
service todss at only $685. es cash 'or
antee. LOGAN 1Ford), I'LL 18th
st. NV, DI. $780,
STUDEBAKER 1947 Landcruiser; 10
mo. old. 1000 careful mi. all
90 mi. to gal. perf. cond.; finance
avail; S2,375; pvt. owner. WI. 3743.
STUDEBAKER 1887 4-door President
s Sshn with o Me5d good condition;
sTUDEBAKER 1912 President 8 club
fbs ody S ssysa' G m9asFn
tubes. Wv. tires; 1-physician own
er: excellent buy: 81 .l45. OIL. 2246.
sTUDEBAKER 1947 Champion Regal
de luxe 2-dr. sed;; heater. orig.
owner; Al cond.; SLABS. Wo. $40.
STUDEBAKER 1913 Champion; Regal
de luxe sedan, radio, climatizer and
detrosters; overdrive, hill holder and
turn signals: a very clean car: New
sale price s1'ss5. ' Buy T from Pc a re.
liable new car dealer. CAPITOL
Reafer' s"s Philadelphia ave. sH'
sTUDEBAKER 1912 President Land
Cruiser; low mileage; excel. cond,
inside and out: tires good; equip.
with heater, overdrive and hill
holder, etc; owner has 3 cars; must
sell 1; price. S1,15o. Call FA. 4326.
STUDEBAKER 1871 Champion 4-dr.
sedan; radio, heater. overdrive; one
owner car with 1915 motor; newly
painted; 5000. Call oV. $500, 4:3O-
WILLYs 1871 coupe; almost new mo
AUTO fhS Au 51g as IS. Sales ss every
Cars i6s fin "a terms 70 is mos:
THEE 1hSG n' p st cH i5 ER r 1a}s
Dodge, $3.50; 1884 Chevrolet. $50:
1895 olds, $3.50: MT: RAINIER
Mo,ToRS; 32l2 Rhode Island ave.
COyINGTON's UsED-CAR CENTER.
80 c cSsxaGfat conV' --------s 2'a a95
ii P aekaPd "1eo" sedan LIZ, re
~ Packard club coupe 645
80 Dodge 2-dr sedan 5445
Mana ssdF me co sflss51FGs M N!
CO. Packard dealer. 1901 wis. ave.
Bethesda. WI. 4400. Open Satur-
DAYS.
1884 FORD convertible coupe - S95
1897 Ford Tudor sedan 1875
1888 Buick sedan, radio and
heater. ----~-..-- 465
1899 Pontiac sedan - 45O
1894 Oldsmobile sedan-- as
1897 Chevrolet sedan $50
Others to choose from JOHN S.
REECE. l114 Half st. s.w. 10.
WHY BUY ANYTHING but best?
~ Ford, r. h., very clean ,545
40 Dodge custom, r. and h. ,545
as Mercury sedan, r. and h. ,4a5
~ Plymouth Spe. d. l., =, h. s95
~ Packard "160" sed., r., h. Sa5
Al Ford See this one! Sa5
Al Chevrolet, like new, r., h.. 945
These are choice cars. many others
to choose from. e. g. H. MOTORS,
1921 Bladensburg I'd ne, Just
above Sears. FIR. 1873. -
SOME I-OWNER CARS FOR SALE.
~ Chev. conv. $685. down $1,s95
~ Chew Fl. sed. 595 down ,195<
40 Chew. Fl Aero 565 down 1895
AZ Chev. FIN. Sed. 535 down / 1915
'46 Chew. SIN. sed. 495 down 1,495
AZ Chew FL sed. 1915 down 1875
To-
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CENTRAL MOTOR co,
Sterrett Motor Service

Your friendly Ford dealer for Silver
Spring and Northwest Washington
offers these quality used cars at
considerable reductions.
1877 EaSt-WeSt, HWY
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CHEVROLETS WANTED
For cash, any year or model Will
pay the highest price. KIRK MO-
TOR CO.. 1000 Georgia ave. NV,
ia. $500. =
FORDS WANTED
For cash, any year or model Will
pay the highest price. KIRK MO-
TOR CO., 1000 Georgia ave. n.v.s
ia. 1900. =
PONTIACS WANTED
For cash, any year or model. VIII
pay the highest cash price KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Georgia ave. NV.
ia 1S0O 3
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