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Evening star., 1949-02-27
| Taft Sees Slim Chance
OF Accord With Morse
On Labor Bill Chances
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

Senator Taft, Republican of
Ohio, said yesterday the chances
are mot very good" that he and
two Republican colleagues will
agree on q substitute for the Tru-
man labor bill.
Senator Taft told reporters,
however. that he believes he can
get together with Senators Morse,
Republican of Oregon and Ives,
Republican of New York on per-
haps all but two or three points.
Senators Morse and Ives are
drafting what they call middle
course" bill-one somewhere be-
tween the Taft-Hartley law and
the administration bill. They
want Senator Taft to join in back
ing the compromise in an effort
to- present a united Republican
front in the Senate.
Can't Make Deadline.
Senator Taft expressed his views
as the Senate Democratic leader
ship abandoned plans to try to
push the administration bill
through Congress by April l.
ITS apparent now that we
can't make it by that time" said
Majority Leader Lucas.
Senator Lucas spoke out after
Senator Ebert D. Thomas, Demo-
crat Of Utah, sponsor Of the ad-
ministration measure and chair
man Of the Senate Labor Com
mittee, asked that there be no
action on the bill in the COM
mittee until next Friday to per-
NIT the printing Of the testimony.
| Another reason Senator Lucas
revised his timetable is that the
Senate expects to be stalled in
definitely by a f1libuster, starting
tomorrow, over proposal to
change its rules on debate.
Senator Taft Is quarterbacking
q Senate group trying to preserve
the basic provisions of the Taft
Hartley law. The administration
bill would repeal the TIL measure
and replace it with q modified
Wagner Act.
Senator Morse and Ives want to
keep some Taft-Hartley provis-
ions. but not as many as Taft does.
Senator Taft said his idea of
the proper strategy never has been
focused on a complete substitute.
He said he has been thinking more
in terms of a series of amend
ments, in most of which he could
join with Senators Morse and Ives.
Senator Taft said he still thinks
that the injunction provision for
dealing with national emergency
strikes should be retained. Sena-
tors Morse and Ives had predicted
he would be willing to give up this
Taft Hartley feature.
Because the Democrats have
been pressing for speed on the ad-
ministration bills, Senator Thomas
request for q delay until Friday
came as surprise to the Repub-
licans on the committee.
Senator Taft said he had heard
a rumor that the administration
was writing a new bill and wanted
time to complete it. Commenting
on that, Senator Thomas said he
has had mo indication whatever"
that such is the case. A Labor De-
partment official also said there
was nothing to it.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

$4,000 a year, the approximate
amount to which DR.. Boyd now
would be entitled if confirmed.
Whether passage of the johnson
bill would affect the UNIV posi-
ton on DR.. Boyd could not be
ascertained. A UNIV spokesman
said the question was too specu-
lative for comment, since the bill
has not yet had a hearing. No
hearings are scheduled.
DR.. Boyd said he had had
nothing to do with preparation
Of the bill and did not want to
comment on it. He pointed out,
however, that while the inspection
service is only small unit in the
Bureau of Mines its work is so tied
in with other divisions that it
would not be as simple to separate
it as it might seem on the sur
face.
DR.. Boyd realizes that the oppo-
Evening star., 1949-02-27
UNIV Seen Revving Opposition
To Boyd as Mine Bureau Chief
Confirmation Unlikely
Without Compromise;
Post Held ID Months
BY George H. Hall

- $SaS~ it' tt0u
A Washington Correspondent Of The ST. louis
Post-Dispotch
The United Mine Workers has
resumed it's active opposition to
the confirmation of DR.. James
Boyd as director Of the Bureau of
Mines. the writer learned yester-
day.
Unless there is a compromise,
prospects for the confirmation
Of DR.. Boyd, who has served with
out pay for more than IA months,
do not appear to be very bright.
DR.. Boyd himself is said to think
his confirmation now is doubt
full"
Public hearings on the contro-
versial nomination are to open
March 7 before the Senate In
terror and Insular Affairs Com
mittee. Chairman O'Mahoney of
the committee said he favored
confirming Dr.. Boyd but he added
that he had received a number of
kilograms from UNIV officials op-
posing the nomination.
John L. Lewis. UNIV president,
apparently has decreed that the
nomination is to be fought, and
on the same grounds that the
union advanced when President
Truman first sent up the nomina-
ton nearly two years ago.
Not Expert on Coal.
The public position of Mr.. Lewis
at that time was that DR.. Boyd,
former dean of the Colorado
School Of Mines. was not an ex-
pert on coal mining and was COM
paratively unknown in the in
dustry, regardless of what he
might know about other forms
Of mining and mineral resources
in general.
1t was also thought that the
temperamental Mr.. Lewis was
piqued at not being consulted
about DR.. Boyd either by Mr.. Tru-
man or Interior Secretary Krug.
At any rate, the nomination was
blocked. the principal instrument
being Senator Millikin, Repub-
lican, Of Colorado.
The Democratic election sweep
assured confirmation of many
Truman appointees, but may not
benefit DR.. Boyd. The President
is not indebted to Mr.. Lewis, who
opposed his election, but some
Senators are. Notable among
these is Senator Neely, Democrat,
of West Virginia, who has said he
would go down the line for the
UNIV.
Compromise Bill Offered.
A compromise may be effected
through bill introduced by Sem
ator johnson, Democrat, of Colo
RADIO. which would divide the Bu-
reau of Mines into two sections,
one to be called the Bureau of
Mines and the other the Bureau
of Coal Mines Inspection. At
present inspection of coal mines
is only one of many functions of
the bureau. 1t is under the Health
and Safety Division, one of six
divisions.
Senator Johnson's bill proposes
that both the bureaus be kept in
the Interior Department and that
each be headed by a director ap-
pointed by the President. The
salary Of each director would be
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Architects to Honor
Navy Department

Admiral j. j. Manning will
accept for the Navy Department
a bronze medal award for out
standing architectural achieve
ments to be presented by the Asso-
citation of Federal Architects at O
banquet at 7 pm. Tuesday in the
Burlington Hotel.
Speakers for the evening will
include Brig. Gen. ]. S. Bragdor
of the Institute of Inter- American
Affairs. and w. E. Reynolds, chief
of Public Buildings Administration
Evening star., 1949-02-27

sition to him centers around his
lack of coal-mining experience
but he doesn't think that should
stand in the way of his confirma-
ton if his overall qualifications
as head of the bureau are salts
factory.
The Health and Safety Division
of the Bureau now is headed by
John j. V. Forbes, former chief
Evening star., 1949-02-27

of the Divisions branch Of coal
mine inspection. Present chief OF
the branch is M. j. Ankeny, one
of the Federal mine inspectors
who investigated the Centralia
(Ill0 mine explosion of March Is,
1947. in which Ill men were
killed.
Both of these men are expert
enced and are regarded as COM
Evening star., 1949-02-27

meeting at Z pm. tomorrow in the
New Athens Restaurant, 1741 K
street NV.
A short meeting to act on the
nominating committees recon-
mendations for the 1949 officers
and board of directors will preceds
a brief talk by J. Franklin Ray.
jr., adviser to the Assistant Sec
retary of State for occupied areas.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

Payments on your home
are made easy by renting a
room. Renting a room Is made
easy by advertising In The
Star. Call Sterling 5000. Open
8 am.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

petent and DR.. Boyd feels that he
can entrust the work of the in
spection branch to them,
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Carnegie Tech Alumni
To Hold Dinner Meetino

The Washington Alumni Clan
of the Carnegie Institute of Tech
nology will hold its annual dinner
Evening star., 1949-11-20
BELL MOTORS"
WEEK END SPECIALS

Drive These Cars Away In 10 Min.
: Cash or Credit
ALL CARS CARRY OUR
Famous Bell Guarantees and Service"
40 Chev. Fleetline ST ,495
Radio and heater. 1000 miles
'48 Chev. 2-dr. - ST 1875
Radio and heater. Royal master
new; sos down.
AT Chev. 4-dr. ---- $995
Equipped. This car absolutely
perfect in every way: Sa45 dn.
'48 Plymouth 2-dr. 81 1875
Fully equipped; strictly nsw-ear
'48 Plym'th cl. cpe. 81 ,295
saappss Tns ss WITH isn: ever, ss s1sna s1sI.
down.
'48 Studebaker 81 ,495
Land Cruiser. overdrive. radio
and heateS. Can't be told from
'48 Studebaker cp. 81 1875
Champion; Chan s'p equipped ,1 vi With ,sna.1 eli%a-
Can't be told from brand-new.
'48 Buick Dynaflo. 81 ,695
, This car can't be told from
brand new; radio and heater;
40 Pontiac cl. cp. $1,995
''chieftan 81; Hydramtic; radio,
heater, other extras. This car
same as brand-new. $500 dis
count.
40 Nash Ambas'r $2,195
Radio. heater. overdrive, This
is company demonstrator;
price includes new-car guaran-
tee and service; $3.50 discount.
'48 Nash 600 4-dr. 81 ,095
Radio and heater. This car per-
feet in every way; $500 down;
~ Nash Ambas'r 1895
Radio and heater. overdrive.
This This car car absolutely perfect;
'46 Nash 600 cl. cpe. SITS
Or 4-dr. sedan, fully equipped.
throushout; s175 down.
'39 Buick 4-dr. $175
Excellent mechanical condition;
can use new paint.
Is of those extra clean
cars to choose from.
BELL MOTORS"
SOLO Wis. ave. NV, wo. 5000. 30
Evening star., 1949-11-20
USED CAR BARGAINS
MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FRO
GRADY MOTORS.

GRADY MOTORS,
IINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER,
1909 Wis. Ave, OIL. 74O0. 20
BUTLER-BONDED CARS
s:UA5 aoepAY YH1vAAfRas WARkANT1 N.Y.
D. C. Inspection Guaranteed
DEPEEpABEE HoAEa4 T3hR!T1oN TaEIH
4s studebaker. $l,395; Champion.
Al studebaker, s1.195; Champion.
4-dr. sedan; maroon. climatizer. ra-
~ studebaker. M,1e5; Champion
'4s %asss. stduebaker, s7s5: Champion Sky
way 4-dr. sedan; green; Climattser.
~ r. ssudebaEer. stud, sr.'c s4sS; commander
~ Plymouth. S995; de luxe 2-dr.
sedan; black; heater.
40 Ford, Ss95; super de luxe 4-dr.
4s S chsvrolet, saasai r. saa5; aaa skymaster 2
AZ Nash, S795: 900" 4-dr. sedan;
blue; r. and h.
pass pssS,G.t sts5s ssss sssDe ;pesis ssf j. s5 Sn:
2-dr.: grAyi r. and n.
BARGAIN COUNTER CARS
'37 studebaker. $225; Dictator :s-dr.
sedan: black. heater. ,r.vr
"suTIEaa aod6 SosREp oR WE en6s bos MANI
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
STUDEBAKER
112l 21st St, NV. D1. o1 10; Open i
and Sun. to 5 o'clock: II
,oek cuEvROIET sedan $40
1888 Chevrolet sedan --------IS2
iodi nndae sedan 29O
io1i 0iGsmobile sedan 325
1889 Plymouth station wagon ls2
1887 Packard sedan ~
1871 Studebaker Champ. cpe.---12h
1898 Chevrolet panel - ~
1884 Ford stake 20
others to choose from.
JOHN s. REECE. 1114 Hall st; s.W.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

OPEN DAILY TILL 8
SAT. TILL B; SUN, 10 TILL .
Shop in comfort at washington's
largest indoor showroom. We try to
keep at least 100 cars on display
at all times. Some cars have radios
and heaters.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
THINK!!!!
Finest selection of bargains
for your inspection.
NO RED TAPE
HONEST VALUE

'49 CHEVROLET -
Styleline de luxe town
sedan; equipped with
radio, heater; immacu-
late throughout. low
mi; priced for immedi-
ate sale. Can be bought
for $500 down.
40 OLDSMOBILE
Convertible coupe SIS:
Hydra-Matic drive; fully
equipped, car like new;
in owners possession 3
mo-: mileage less than
5000. Merits your con-
sideration; $649 down.
'48 NASH ~
Model 900" sedan:
this car has everything
incl. whitewall tires.
For a real buy this Is
1t. Can be purchased
for as little as S274
At HUDSON --
Brougham, 2-tone gray;
low mi; 1-owner: q
beautiful car well kept.
Mechanically sound.
Come take look. you
can buy this car for as
low as S274 down.
~ DODGE
Sedan; clean. inside and
out, m e c h . n ically
sound: fluid drive;
radio;a heater: and
seat covers. Yours for
as little as 1924 down.
Al CHEVROLET -
Sport coupe: black fin-
ish: radio; heater: seat
covers; spotlight; direct.
signals; fog lights;
many other accessories.
This car Is truly an out
standing buy with only
S274 down required.
40 PLYMOUTH
Sedan; very sood
transp.; priced for I'M
mediate sale. Can be
purchased for as low
as 500 down.
'36 BUICK -
Century sedan; pract.
new tires: motor re-
placed less than 2 yrs:
clean inside and out.
Exceptional trans, at Z
very low prcie. You need
only $75 down.
40 OLDSMOBILE
Sedan; equipped with
heater; ready to go.
Here Is e c o n o m teal
transp. at an exceptional
low price. Can be pur-
cha sed with as little as
S74 down.
D48 FORD --
Super de luxe s-cyl.
Fordor; black finish;
radio: heater: seat
covers. Mechanically
perfect; tirs5 very good.
AppearancD outstanding.
Can be bought for 1874
down.
'46 CHEVROLET
Sedan; lovely .-tone
gray; radio; heater: l
owner; clean as q pin;
can be purchased for as
little as S224 down.
At PONTIAC
s-cyl. 4-dr. sedan; ra-
dio; heater; this is q
solid car; can be pur-
chased for as little as
S274 down.
'48 CHEVROLET -
Aerosedan; ere's a
Cream puff: this Is .
1-owner. lov-mi. car;
immaculate inside and
out; has radio, heater.
Can be purchased for as
little as S349 down.
'48 OLDSMOBILE - . !.
Convertible; Hydra
gray finish: RAJ 10;
heater. An outstanding
sporty car, yours for as
little as 1899 down.
JUSTINE NICHOL
MOTOR CO., IN
$500 Baltimore Ave. Hyatt
WA. 1900.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
HILL & TIBBITTS

WASH s OLDEST FORD DEALxK
1114 Vermont Ave. NV. MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
AUCTION SALES
Zed L. Williams b Fed L. WilhsA1b
IT,, AuctioneerS.
Tuesday, November 22nd 2 Pm.
PUBLIC
AUCTION
Furniture and
Household Effects

Williams AuCClOn HOUSE
91S New York Ave.
Numerous lots better-grade, new ana
used furniture, suitable for homes
apartments and dealers for resale.
New furniture from factory show.
rooms, all to be sold BY auctions
commencing at 2 Pm, Tuesday,
Fine ys duncan phyfe" style, 1o-ps.
mahogany dining room suite.
English" crotch mAhogany. 10-po.
dining room suite, In splendid con.
Very attractive bedroom suites.
Blond, mAhog., 6.pc. dinette set.
New platform rockers.
New, pleated-back. hv. room arm
chairs
Odd beds, complete.
Odd dressers and chests.
Odd chairs Of various kinds.
Old peir mirror with marble. base.
EBONY. Chinese-style, curto whatnot
Hsnd-carved. 5-pc.. solid-mshosany
ANTIQUE living room suite.
''Chippendale" love seat In vtns-eelsf
8 hand.carved, solid walnut, Vie
torian side chairs; very attractive.
Several used rugs.
2-pc. living room suite.
tique; about "a in. tail.
Numerous other effects.
Auctioneers' phone, MA. 2e7s. Ae0o
Evening star., 1949-11-20

WHOLESALE PRICES
DEALERS WELCOME
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
NO RED TAPE
$225 Al BUICK 81 ,295
4-dr., Immaculate.
S245 AZ BUICK 81 1895
Like new; Z. and b.
Sl95 AZ OLDS. $1,095
4-dY., :. and n.
$3.50 '48 PACKARD 1895
Fully equip; very clean.
$160 '48 KAISER $395
Fully eaIip.; like new.
$40 At CHEVROLET 1895
Very clean.
$3.50 '4s CHEVROLET 1926
4-dr.; like new.
sos 40 BUICK $495
6-wheel; very clean.
S85 Al OLDS. $495
-, Fully equipped.
TERMINAL MOTORS
300 Florida Ave. NE.
TR. 1415
Evening star., 1949-11-20

PONTIAC ls47 convertible coupe,
eauippsd. quality eari I $sg4sv evi Sg9c q
eXI.IR6, 17S1 Bladsnshurg I'd" IL
Evening star., 1949-11-20
AUTOMOBILES Fer SALE

CADILLAC 1a4e CONVERTIBLE
mi. new-car warranty. compl.
equip: discount, S3.975. trade or
finance. OF. 939S or EX. 424S.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
AuToMosnEs WANTED

lh1 IAIAN0Lks We Pay p1emlun
either location. TRiANdLE No
TORS, 3010 r. L ave ne. or 1889
ATrENTioN. T: /: ri; II AUTO OWNERS - Let
Bel! Motors get sas - hiEhsss ,aIs .ss.n
car is sold a YOUR price. our only
Kind i car is not sold. Car 10
available to you At any time. Keep
y1u' or title es y i.f Moross L es1s PIs sois
sPo sPoHASkA SERVICE. NC. iis5
10Th stnw Ex. $500 ,
&C Clean cars only: ez.i. bonus ioi
delay: cash today 1914 Ga. ave.
Faik, All ROsf Honest 1noasi &sirRxisals % AZ
nskis askHnsosfiac & fiss ;is iss. i'':s:' q: nv.
LATE MODEL MODEL CAR or small truck
in Al condition. ov. 1851.
l5S@ iron. faSo na ISIS: & $500 cash. Please
MORE CASE FOR YOUR CA1. nsy
and get cash. WOLFE MOTORS,
18th and K SITS. NV. tx 1852
ALL CASH for clean .46-'4s Pfym.
outh. Dodee, Chevrolet. club coupe
or 2 dr.. Can handle inspection.
Mr.. LAMAR, DI. 1865.
READY CASH for any private used
car bargain. No dealers, please.
/ WoGLD LIKE TO BUY . ~ell-fsss
can pay sn cash. handle inspeetisn.
MR.. EDMONsToN, ST. 1858.
TOP Cash for clean, late models.
MONROE tFord). 1897 East.WeSt
hwy, Silver Spring. Nd. 81. 1901.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

PLYMOUTH '3s: has '4s motor;
KLEIN MOTORS
23o1 M st. NV, Elk. $3.50. go
OLDS Al 4-dr.. "76"; Hydra Matte;
r. and h.; good cond.; $544 with
'''' KLEIN Iii IN MOTORS
2301 NJ st. NV, Ex. 1869. 20
OLDs AT sedanette:.. Hydra-Matic:
ssa s9a Il s49 "ssss'' asss, 81. .nf'SsassiS ssasasS
KLEIN MOTORS
23O1 M st. NV. Elk. s96g. 20
OLDs AZ 4-dr.. "6s"; Hydra-Matie;
!, and h.: immacualte; 81 ;1ss; ss1s
KLEIN MOTORS
2301 N st. NV. EX: 1859. 20
CHEVY convertible. Al; fully
equipped: in immaculate cond.;
sacrif1ce, S1,O95; low down payment.
KLEIN MOTORS
2301 N st. NV. Ex: $3.50. go
FORD 40 Tudor, VS.; peri. mech.
cond.: r. and h:: only S3SS; low
KLEIN MOTORS
230l NJ st. NV. Elk. 5000. go
OLDS '3s 4-dr., 6-cyl.: +. and h.;
recent complete oyerhal; $28S; very
low terms.
KLEIN MOTORS
cn0l M st. NV. Elk. 1909. go
BUICK Al Super 4-dr.; +. and h.;
also beau. custom seat covers,
41,2SS;. !$a78 down, very low pay
fnents, throush bank.
KLEIN MOTORS
1oo1 ~ - NV. n seee. -e1
Evening star., 1949-11-20

FONIlhC 1873 eur. SnLeiee1s, y, noE
NV, 0E. 1866. 40
PONTIAC 1916 4-dr.; r. and b.. loy
down. METRoPoLITAN MOTORS.
rooNTriaCs se 1870 so eiab' club coupe. s.p.ss.;
very clean and very . ..arl nice ioSSEipps; Sra ::
been Kept seryiced. r. and h.. s495; !;
easy terms; liberal trade; 150 other
cars. ,LoGAH, LOGAN, tFord,'- I'LL 18th st.
roSrirApel 9 NJ e. ss ssoaa asa.eyl. sedan, equip. /;
ossisTExps = MoToR e CO. 5000 vii
roSriHc sSs IKE 'isT ~ coupe sape sedan. s-cyl.:
ssya41asn.'is 44s oiMTlaD ssriH MoToR s1ssR g. g.
Pontiac le45 convertible coupe,
eauipped, quality car; ;;,-: $994,, ,r,;si S29o y
sALERs. 1871 Bladensburs I'd. II.
PoNfffxc 1dsfHS 1s47 de luz. convertible:
inE price. s7,16o. Boz s7s-J. e star.
PONTIAC 1924, excel. cond.; good
sisS %ctSr Or + best sna oer r. e. e. ssss Rss'
PONTIAC 1910 2-door: you can have
low.cost quality transp. at q reas.
price, carries our 3O-day guar. for
your protection and IL winteri3ed; !;
liberal allowance on trades, low
cost financins plan avail; only S395.
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.. Ford
Dealers. 920 BladensburE I'd. ne,
AT. 02O0. open ewes. 81
PONTIAC 1871 sedan; very GOOD
oss sSns ssS1 29ro VIZ sWsossaLzRs. aes Ms' ssI
Bladensburg rd., II. $4,000. II.
PONTIAC 1910 club coupe; S30b:
terms; rS135 down; splendid condi-
tion. ROPER" 1880 n. !. ave. NE
PONTIAC 1e46 sedan, equipped.
sas saslifg orss saf' AETo ss5 wHoLEsx1ERs. S "a @
i731 Biadensburg rd. Ii. 3-ss00.
PONTIAC 1917 convertible coupe;
eauipped, quality carl S9g4s ZOO
ynhw nav unArA9 AHTn WHOLE.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

hunter who gets here. A clean
super de luxe Fordor with r. and
h.; guaranteed to pass D. g. mechan-
SI70 down. Don't delay on this.
44S New York ave. NV. go
Evening star., 1949-11-20
4-MONTH
WRITTEN
2-DAY' MONEY-BACK
GUARANTEE
OVER 100 CARS
GUARANTEE

OPEN DAILY TILL o.
SAT. TILL s; SUN, 10 TILL 8.
Shop in comfort at washington,
largest indoor showroom. We try tc
all times. Most cars have radio1
and heater Easily financed and II
your car exceeds the down payment
We pay you the cash difference.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

1896 TO 1941 MODELS
mediate cash. 4. I. MOTORS. ] $50
Rhode Island ave. ne. VI. 9114.
CAROLINA AUTO BUYERS NC.
We want cars regardless Of pries;
don't trade on Q new car or sell to
any one until you give US the cp.
portunity to buy at your price. We
need 100 cars, 1899 10 1o49.
OF halance and pay cash difference.
One Of Washington's Oldest exclusive
used car buyers. AL cash or certi:
ned checks. Gail for inspection ana
purchase Of your car between nosR
and 8 pm. Closed sunday:
MR.. SANDERS, NO. 1856 -
1t3(l8 Evarts st, NE,
Evening star., 1949-11-20

pany oficial car: very low mileage;
r.. h.. defroster and seat covers;
list price, g, 503.6 90; save S30s.6b,
sale price, S2,395; nsM-ear guaran-
liable nsn new s.' car s dealer sr ''e cApfroL
MOTOR CO.. Silver Sprins Packard
dealer. SH. 5000. e2S PHILADELPHIA
ave. Silver sprins. Nd.
PACKARD 1e47 e-eylinder sedan;
ono owner. low mileage; Electro.
matte clutch. .overdrive. IT,. h.. de.
froster; new tires; very clean car
aors; nothinr serious. Our shop Is
too busy to handle this Job now. 40
81. .04E. Low term bank financing.
Buy from reliable new car dealer.
.ai,1a 9oT9R asss2 ST. s2 sssa sSo sDf5aas sas
rhckaRD fe ias1Dns s4s ass 1so seden erni t. Ma
defroster. white .ide.walled tires;
vas S1.se5; save $500; sale price,
$1,6g5: low term bank fnancing.
cA1To sye SILVER m1T2s spEns s1 ss. sa ssil sso. g.
PACKARD 1s47 clipper ''s'' sedan;
b. and defroster; one owner; low
mileage: fully guar arenteed; WAS ST.
4g5; save 5000. sale price. 81 :2g5:
low term bank financing. CAPITOL
MOTOR CO.. 7a11 Ga. ave. Silver
Spring. Nd. eH. 1904.
PACKARD A. .ciipper sed.. r. q h.
S.ps. ss bank e. n.ssss Il ssSs'qf afs
fNC.. isckerd. iI4O 29th st. NV.
ss sgss. + + = 4 N. Ma 1905. Open sY eyes.
PACKARD ii club coupe. r, q h..
sxsTdr sxss sy sT: n.nk 9n.nainr G moas MALEYs eas
INC. Psckard, ii1O Goth ct. NV.
lBet. 1 q No MA. 1905. Open yes.
rSGksARD, rs9hs lSOo' 1889 black sedan. 9. 1st
Is. fs' $3.50 essa 5.os' os Ii. Il % %1.4sss "oDD
PACKARD. ~ clipper sed.. has 1947
body lines, fully equip. new engine.
] year ago. S6g5. low bank finane.
ing, HIEY INC. FseEa,d; ll4o IL.
1905. Open ewes Sun. 10-5.
PACKARD '4S de luxe sedan and club
sed., both equip. with Z. 3 h.. one
owner, low mi. cars. Guar. by
HALEY'S INC. Packard. 1140 goth
st. NV. fBet. L ~ M. ma. 1905.
Open ewes. Sun. 1915. -21
PACKARD 194s "13O" club sedan;
Electromatic clutch, overdrive, r., b.
and defroster; . very clean car; one
owner: low miltAge; WAS S1,04b;
save $3.50: sale price. S1,7e6; low
ssf tern eanb ansnettns nsiI t .,s cAfTiT|oI ai|ysI
sHla2 sS2ls2. =. 40. '''' '
Evening star., 1949-11-20

MERCURY '4s club cpe.: r. and h.;
Ing. HALEY q. INC, Packard, 114O
goth st. NV. (bet. L and M. Ma.
sse Rssa asss ssss sos sae Club 'es epe D.IE
green. New top, new tires, r. and
h. Immaculate. Have to see to ap-
preciate. Only 1925. Low down pay
ment. See RIPLEY, 512o wis. ave.
Naasxsi ASH 9H 154e $500; 200" 4-dr.: 1900 s1 MI,
with standard equip; $1,000 or best
NASH 1915 300" sedan; radio,
heater; very clean; definitely under
ssiesd At vs.s ssso; SRlz WHzrER saas dSSn INc
@issonsin, @Snssslsdis 8Si.'ss7n. ~. es7 0e'e' l''i
kAsF AZ ,sss sass 'ss;s ssiss t. 4R ss5
sxsa 3sS7 slshol:SR 4s sSo st. 4.si. a. ..a orig.
txo,tcne green. vs.thsr-ssss ~ nectes; ecies
aA4sss E r. III IL .ss s:sf;f H. 1EsS NJ ,sSs Esq.,
NASa Ha 1917 1917 i ssasn; equipped; nne
ssns; es.; z9f z9fo saSS sWaSaSofGsaLrRs, fGsa KY PSI
NasG nlsffn'pszs 1szs fd so1 q s.ssSo Na9; radio.
. barEain; 81 ,245. LU6TINE-NICH-
OLSON MOTOR CO.. 5000 Baltimore
ave-. Hyattsyille. Nd. WA. 1900;
NASH 1S47 Ambassador 4-door Sc
| dan: II you can SPOT value We
| have the one you want. Equipped
| with radio, heatefs seat covers and
overdrive. Truly d GreAt buy for
the value minded. Sgg5. Low
| down payment. PARKWAY MO-
TOR CO. INC. aos1 NJ st. INV.
NASH 1949 super de luxe 900" q
DR.. sed. with oyerdrive, turn indi.
Gator Nghts.. airfoan cushions. seat
covers, heater, defroster. and air
conditioner; cons. twin BEDS: WV.
tires, finish like new. Kept In ga
rage. Purchased In January for
$2.l76: sacrifee for 41.6e6: Only
$795 cash needed. oW. 1921.
| r. and h., $4,000 MI; $1,000 or
best offer. Greenbelt 6611.
NASH 1g47 800 sedan; :. and h.,
gleaming original black finish; this
!. immacuiate automobile Is priced at
S09b and guaranteed, WILLIAMS
NaSh aS slsS; is4s super club coupe, :. and
H.. .. e.. beaut; 2.tone Antsh; bar:
gain Tor only $6eS; terms. HoYLA
MOTOR oAL1A 1346 oue st. p:ws
w. 0S4Vs SO