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The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
Pay Pledges!

DIR. Leonard Weiner, 1949
CJA chairman, says that while
the drive by the Mems Divi-
sion is dormant until Fall, the
committee is anxious that pay
mentS be made on Outstand-
ing pledges as fast as possible.
The request is made urgent by
the fact that there is still a bal
ance of $1,000 outstanding on
the bank loan of $500 made
May 3rd. While it will be nee
essary to seek an extension,
payment of pledges and even
partial payments reduces the
loan and the interest charges.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01

This was the first post-Bar
Mitzvah held in Tucson. Attend
ants stationed in the center aisle
during the ceremony, friends of
Leroy, were: Jaqueline Howard,
Ruth Nevins, Hermine Fishman,
Kenneth Schacter, Stewart Cru
chik and David Steinborn. Little
Ricky Falkow carried the Tails.
In the procession were Leroy's
aunt jeanette Benet, uncle Alfred
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
BIG VictOrs

Winners of the debate on
Monday at the District Con-
ventiOn of the BIG held at
Idylwild, Calf, were the two
Tucson representatives, Day
Ann DObry and Phyllis Ber-
man. They will compete in
the national tournament to be
held in Indiana next month.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01

Sheila Marx, IA, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Marx, N.
Margaret, left recently with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Weininger, E..
5th, to spend weeks with the
latter at their summer home,
Michigan City, Ind. From there
she leaves for a months vacation
in NY,
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01

Harry Weinstein, Benson Hway.,
has been quite i'll the past few
weeks and he has the very best
wishes IF his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam LeibOff are
now in their new home at 2909 E.
4th st.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
photo by McVey, Photocenter)

Benet, both of New York; his
cousin Mrs. Seuer Verger of
Cleveland.
Over 500 persons witnessed the
Bar Mitzvah on Saturday. Her
man Novick of Temple Emanuel
was invited by Cantor Maurice
Falkow to chant the 'Musaf." "
More than 500 were present for
the post Bar Mitzvah and gala
reception which followed.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
Np JRtntHh
Uulpttnur

July
14-Shivah Asar B'Tammaz.
27-Rosh Hodesh Av.
Aug.
4-Tisah B'Av.
26-*ROSh Hodesh Elul.
Sept.
24-Rosh Hashonah,
*The second day Of Rosh Hodesh,
which is the first day of the new
month. is given.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
SHEVA PIONEER WOMEN

IF YOU'RE overweight, have
poor circulation, constipation or
arthritis try scientific Swedish
massage by a graduate. Call
4-1214.
The Arizona post., 1949-07-01
BIG

On June Is there was a board
meeting at Marcia Kosta's home.
Mrs. Richard Bennett was a guest.
The last regular meeting was
at the home of Zelda Koplin,
president. Four guests present
were Mrs. Irving Ostroy, Bar
bara and Sheila Marks and Jack
Waltuch. Social events for the
summer were considered, includ-
ing bowling on Tuesday after
moons, a swim party and a doe
party. Girls will assist BIB Wom-
en- with their Reno Night.
SHEVA PIONEER WOMEN
At the last meeting on June
80 at Anshei Israel, the film
Homecoming 1949" was shown.
1t depicted the opening of Is
rael to migration upon the found
ing Of the new State; the drama
tic closing of the Cyprus camps
and something of the placement
of refugees in the United States.
Sherman Moll recited a group
of original humorous poems.
Evening star., 1949-11-03

the pan. Then pour this sauct
into the double boiler with the
meat and mushrooms and let cook
for 10 minutes. Season to taste
with salt and pepper.
Slit large heated biscuits in half
and serve the strogonoff on these.
Julienne potatoes go especially
we'll with this dish and, oddly
enough, a tart cucumber salad on
the side has proved to be an ex-
cellent accompaniment.
Another recipe for strogonoff
suggests seasoning the strips of
meat when you cut them, and
letting them stand for 11a hours
in cold place. Blend l table
spoon of flour with 2 tablespoons
of butter, and add gradually / cup
of beef stock, l teaspoon of dry
mustard. S tablespoons of sour
cream and l tablespoon of to-
mato sauce. This must be brought
to a boil. Fry l chopped onion
in a little butter until soft and
golden. add the meat and fry
briskly for S minutes. Add the
contents of l medium can Of
mushrooms. sliced in half, and
fry minutes more. Combine
with the stock mixture, and SIM
mer slowly for 10 minutes, stirring
often
Evening star., 1949-11-03
TOCOOk
Pheasant

Spending the week end with
friends who are in the pheasant.
raising business. we enjoyed that
most noble of birds done to per.
fection.
A nice young pheasant was
singed and cleaned, and cut ir
serving pieces. These were
Drowned in about 6 tablespoons
Of fat, then the heat was reduced
and the pan covered.
Shred fine crisp head of cab
bage, and parboil it in salted
water for 10 minutes, then drain
it. Add it to the pheasant in the
skillet, and let all cook together
for 10 minutes. covered, with a
few Juniper berries thrown in
Salt and pepper to taste, add / cur
OF cream and simmer for S minutes
more. Dust with paprika and
serve good and hot.
You can substitute sauerkraut
Tor the cabbage if you wish. Both
are fine with game. In Europe
IN the plushy days. the sauer.
kraut was cooked in red wine O,
champagne.
Evening star., 1949-11-03
Report to the Housewife

ton. beverages, or deeply en-
bedded soil that cannot be removed
by dry cleaning or local spotting.
To do the job, he uses soft water.
controlled temperatures. and mild
detergents. Special equipment and
chemical agents prevent shrinkage,
loss of color and fabric distortion.
Wetcleaning differs from washing
in these respects: Garments are
dry cleaned first. Garments are
measured beforehand. Dyes that
bleed in water are set with chemi-
cal agents. Garments are given
individual treatment according to
fabric construction. There is no
violent mechanical action, since
Wecleaned garments are hand
brushed. These are the facts, so
next time somebody asks what's
wetcleaning." we bet you'll have
the answer. When starching
curtains. make enough starch for
all curtains in one room so they
will have identical crispness. .
Sour cream. instead of the usual
milk, sharpens the flavor of
mashed potatoes. Mash, add sour
c"eem. sprinkle with chopped
chives or parsley. .. An easy way
TO clean the grids of a waffle iron:
Place a paper napkin soaked with
household ammonia between the
grids and leave it overnight. The
ammonia loosens the brown
Cooked on" accumulation of
grease. Then it may be wiped
off or rubbed of with steel
wool. Waffles sometimes stick
on cleaned grids just as they do
in a new iron which has not been
seasoned" first. To prevent stick
ing, grease the grids with unsalted
fat or oil and then preheat the
iron thoroughly before using. To
keep grids in best condition leave
the iron open to cool after it has
been used
Evening star., 1949-11-03
Beef Strogonoff Deserves
Proper Preparation ]

There are cooks who boast
of their short cuts" in making
that famous dish. beef strogonoff
but it has to be done right or not
at all. It is a wonderful dish
and deserves decent preparation
You'll need 112 pounds of the
best lean meat you can afford
the thin "Delmonico" steaks are
perfect. but we'll hung top round
steak will do. Cut the meat
across the grain-that keeps it
from being stringy. Cut the beef
into pieces about ! inch long and
"a inch wide.
Put 2 tablespoons of beef drip
pings or butter in a frying pan
and when it is hot put in the cut
up beef. Cover the pan and let
cook very slowly for Is minutes.
Then add the contents of / can
of mushrooms or u pound of
fresh ones, cut in small pieces.
Let all cook slowly for 10 min
utes more.
Now put the meat and the
mushrooms in the top of a double
boiler. Put l tablespoon or butter
in the frying pan and blend in /
tablespoon of flour. Stir in u
pint of sour cream. Put over
very low heat and stir to mix all
with the meat juices remaining in
Evening star., 1949-11-03

It's little frightening the way
time has of creeping up on a per-
son. Here it Is November and
Thanksgiving only few, short
weeks away. Then it always seems
as if Christmas comes almost the
next week. Whether you've had
time to sit down and ponder on
, the question you will undoubtedly
be wanting some bright new ideas
about gifts, decorating and en-
tertaining. The neatest trick I've
seen in some time is the washable
parchment sheet of 80 artist de-
signed cut-out cookie patterns
that can be used time and time
again. There are cookies repre-
senting nearly all holidays. as we'll
as circus animals and an easy-to-
do alphabet. The turkey pattern
could be used to make cookie tur-
keys for a Thanksgiving hostess.
or to serve at your own dinner. Or
they could be used as place cards
or to make up the centerpiece for
the table. There's no end to the
ways you'll think of using them.
once you get started. You can
get this cookie-pattern sheet by
writing to Brer Rabbit. Depart
ment FS, New Orleans 7, La.
While I admit I'm a bit preju-
| diced when it comes to fruit
cakes. I realize many people
haven't time to make their own.
If you're one of those and must
depend on "store-bought" cakes
there is a new one on the market
that is far better than average.
It's made from an old Williams
burg recipe and approved by Will
liamsburg, Inc. Twenty-Five in
gradients, including fine apple
brandy and sherry, fruits, and
spices have gone into the max
ing. The cakes are first steamed,
then baked and wrapped in am
ber-colored cellophane to aid in
preserving its freshness. A little
note inside each box suggests you
moisten the cake from time to
time with bit of sherry, and
store it in a covered tin or crock.
The cakes come in two sizes :.
the 2-pound size is a solid round
cake, while the 3-pound one has
the traditional hole in middle. It
was the custom in the Virginia
Of 1923 eyes, the recipe is that
old to bake their fruit cakes
in tube pans. The cakes are put
up in very attractive boxes COW
cred with an fashioned
Evening star., 1949-11-03
By Violet Faulkner
Food Editor.

dotted Swiss" paper. and the
labels are printed in authentic
18th century style caslon type
Nice gift package for your
Thanksgiving hostess.
If a fruit cake doesn't strike
your fancy, how about box Of
candy as a bread-and-butter gift:
Candies are truly part of holiday
fare even if they are pound-adders
and we all go a little over.
board on special occasions. The
makers of Americas favorite DO,
of chocolates are currently intro.
ducing an assortment of 81 pieces
"a different kinds of fruits
nuts, jellies. nougat and combina-
tions all coated with rich vanilla
bittersweet or chocolate. It's a
package you'll be proud to present
and one your hostess will be hap
py to receive.
CARE sends us the information
that if you want your Christmas
food package delivered in time for
the holiday. orders should be re-
ceived by the middle of November
The package this year features a
whole canned turkey. one of the
famous Beltsville Whites, bred for
minimum bone and maximum
meat. In addition, there is one
pound each of plum pudding,
powdered sugar (for hard sauce)
chocolates, orange marmalade,
raisins, rice, bacon. coffee. "a half
pound tea substituted for Britain
and a half-pound of butter. The
price is $3.50. CARE guarantees
delivery to Austria, Czechoslo-
vakia. Finland. France. Germany
(American, British, French zones
and all Berlin). Great Britain,
Greece. Italy, the Netherlands,
Norway and Poland.
X X X
HERE AND THERE: Has your
cleaner ever asked you for permis-
sion to wetclean a garment? If so,
did you know just what he was
talking about? The National In
stitute of Cleaning and Dyeing has
found that most people aren't ia
miliar with the difference between
wetcleaning and washing. To set
the record straight, here are the
facts: Wetcleaning is a special
process used by your drycleaner to
cleanse garments containing mois-
ture-borne soil, such as perspira-
Evening star., 1949-11-03

The olAmecon fovoite horbueers bit Of
WEDNESDAY.
Double-Deck Hamburgers Mashed Potatoes
~ Green Beans Head Lettuce Salad
CruSty Rolls Butter
Canned Cling Peaches Lady Fingers
Double Deck Hamburgers.
pound ground beef tablespoons chopped onion
! teaspoon salt 70 cup oldfashoned oats,
"a teaspoon pepper uncooked
6 slices Of cheese tablespoons sauce
"a cup tomato juice
Combine meat, salt pepper. tomato juice and old
fashioned oats Shape into IL patties Pantry to 10 minutes
turning Put patties together with slice American
cheese. Serve topped with chill
THURSDAY
Pork Chops With Celery Stu11ng
Buttered Noodles Rutabagas
Ste,Ued Tomatoes Corn Mullins
Nut Bro1n Pudding Coffee
Nut Brown Pudding.
"a cup butter egg. unbeaten
/ IA
"a teaspoon salt dry bread cubes
12 teaspoon cloves u cup seedless raisins
u teaspoon nutmeg u chopped nut meats
teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon soda
tablespoons water
Cream butter with salt and spices Add egg. Beat
untn smooth Pour milk cubes
Combine with creamed mixture. Dissolve
to pudding Pour into deep 1quart
IN very slow 600 degrees F) to 1A
warm with lemon sauce Yield: Eight servings. BY "V"
Evening star., 1949-11-03
RHWhat$ CooRin( |
FRIDAY.

Fiue OF Founder Baked Potatoes
Glazed Carrots Spinach Salad
Baked Caramel Custard
Glazed Carrots
medium carrots "a teaspoon celery salt
tablespoon "a teaspoon summer savory
tablespoons butter "a teaspoon basil
"a teaspoon onion salt p cup hot
Wash the carrots split and parbo 10
butter and seasonngs u hot
casserole add the liquid mixture,
(375 degree F. Is minutes until tender.
SATURDAY.
Sausage With Sweet Potato Blankets
Lima Beans Mired Green Salad
NdpoeonS Coffee
Sausage With Sweet Potato Blankets.
l pound pork sausage links p milk
medium sweet potatoes Salt and pepper
! tablespoon butter Buttered bread crumbs
Brown links frying potatoes
boiling Salted water until tender Drain
butter salt and Warm milk and add Place links
in roasting Cover with tablespoon of mashed
potatoes sprinkle with buttered
$50 degrees for about Is
servings.
Evening star., 1949-11-03


Leg of Lamb Mint Sauce
Bro1Dn Potatoes Peas Sauteed CautfoDer
Maple Apple Elan Coffee
1 recipe pie crust bottle maple blended srup
tart apples tablespoon butter
Line by by 1-inch baking within "a of the
top with pastry rolled to snch thickness Peel and apples
cut in thick Slices boiling point Add
of the apple slices and until apples tender and
parent but not musy Repeat until all apples cooked Ar
pastry that slices overlap slightly
remaining siup apples and dot with butter
degree pastry apples
lightly Drowned Cut in 3inch Makes servings
Kidney Stew Rice
~ Baked Squash Cole Sla,u
$50 . Chocolate Cake
|~t Kidney Stew.
pounds kidneys Pepper
water 4 carrots diced "
2 bouilon cubes tablespoons lemon juice
large onions diced 2 tablespoons -four
/ teaspoon salt rice
Remove tubes from kidneys
with water boon cubes onions and seasoning Cover and
until tender Add lemon juice then thcken with -four
with smooth paste. ring cooked rice
Serves 10.
TUESDAY,
Shepherds Pie 1ettouer lamb
Broccoli Cranberry Cottage Salad
Pumpkin Tarts
Cranberry Cottage Salad
l envelope unflavored gelatin "a lemon Juice
"a cup cold water teaspoon lemon rnd
teaspoons horseradsh cayenne
Place gelatin in custard cup stand
minutes Place custard Of boiling until gelatin
dissoves Combine cranberry and gelatin Stir in other
have water. Chill until Arm Unmold and
serve in lettuce Serves 4 to 6.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
ANACOSTIA
QUALITY

Your Guarantee OF Value
1949 Ford ------$1,595
custom 5-pass. club cpe.; gum
metal; radio and heater, WV.
tires; one owner; guaranteed.
1948 Chrysler S1,695
Saratoga sedan; beige; radio
and heater; one owner; driven
app. $500 miles: guaranteed.
1948 Dodge - $1,695
Custom 4-door 5-pass. sedan;
black; driven app. 1000 miles:
one owner; guaranteed.
1s4s De Soto --~----- s1,es5
Custom sedan: light blue:
radio and heater; mech. good;
one owner; immaculate; guar.
anteed.
1946 De Soto --$1,395
Custom 5-pass. club cpe.; excep-
tionally clean; radio and heat
er; low mileage; one owner;
guaranteed.
1947 Crosley -- $295
Club convertible; mech. good;
driven app. $4,000 miles;
guaranteed.
1947 Studebaker s795
-Hz-ton. 6-foot body pickup
truck; dark green; mech. very
good; guaranteed.
1941 Chrysler -- $685.
Royal 5-pass. club cpe; light
blue; radio and heater; guar.
anteed
ANACOSTIA
MOTOR co.
SLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER
18th and Good Hope Rd. Sc.
AK. 4l00
Evening star., 1949-09-25
SPECIAL SALE

Many Others-Terms
Many of the above-listed cars and
others in stock have . radio, heat
spotlight. overdrive, white-wall tires.
Buy With Safety Prom
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1121 21st st. NV. DI. O110.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FOR SALE either of my cars, Chew
rolet AS conv. 81 800. or '4S Buick
Super 4-dr., $1,700; both excel
cond. Call TU. 2071 on Sunday or
NO. 1882 on Monday.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
GREENWAY'S
SUNDAY SPECIALS

~~>s~-~
At Studebaker 81 ,295
Champ regal de luxe 2.dr c5;nss i and oh, h:
other extras, new-car cond., show
rm. appearance, " down, terms
low as ST. per wk. moo-
Al BUICK --------$695
Special sedanette. T. and h.. plastic
Sc. beaut. orig. shiny black, !
owner, car looks and performs Just
like new, ls down. terms low as
III IL c CHEVROLET, $1,3e5
Fleetline aero sedanette, r. and b.
beaut. robins egg blue. 10000.
1-owner driven miles; exactly IKE
new. ,h down. Terms low as S11
'46 e; DODGE fSi $1,oe5
Custom club coupe, heater. Sc, beaut.
moss green. l owner, excel. cond..
very clean. 1s down, terms low as
III q oLDs. 81, 1895
"76 4-dr.," r. and h. beaut. apple
green ls9oo stlG ,,Ss actual miles oTne5. Sowp
AT PONTIAC 81 ,295
Streamliner 9 club coupe: r; ana o.,
black, low mileage, peri. cond. u
down, terms low as $40 per wk.
'46 PLYMOUTH 81 ,O95
Special de luxe 4-dr., r. and h.. Sc.
other extras, beaut. green. beaut.
car in peri. cond. " down, terms
low as $40 per wk.
40 BUICK $495
Special 4-dr., 6-wheel job. r. and b.,
beaut. custom seat covers, orig.
shiny black, Just passed D. C. in
spection. $50 down, terms low as
SO DE SOTO $345
4-dr.. r. and h.. beaut: orig. black; *
down, terms low as SO per wk.
Al PONTIAC ---- $675
A streamliner "s" 4-dr.,. r. and h.,
So, bssut. .,oI osis hlask; asvn1 neE19a. t.rn.
low as 81 per wk.
GREENWAY MOTORS
5000 Minnesota Ave. NE. AT. S61o.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
BUY A MODERN
USED CAR
A Guaranteed Economical
Studebaker

Studebaker
'49 STUDEBAKER
Commander Starlight coupe $1,o95
Overdrive and climatizer.
'48 STUDEBAKER
Commander Regal 4-dr. S1,695
Radio, custom seat covers. other
extras.
'48 STUDEBAKER
Champion coupe -$1,395
K. and h., and overdrive.
At STUDEBAKER
Champion 2-dr. S1,2e5
r. and h.
AT STUDEBAKER
Champion 4-dr. ~ S1,3e5
r. and h.. Wv. tires; like new.
At STUDEBAKER
Champion 2-dr -Sl,1e5
Climatizer and seat covers.
These are all one-owner cars and
have been completely serviced in
our shop.
MCNEIL MOTORS, INC.
4034 WIS. AVE NV. EN-. 1885
OPEN SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1949-09-25

HILL & TIBBITTS
WaSh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
l114 Vermont Ave. NV. ma. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Pohanka Service, Inc.
Oldsrnobile
co. OFFICIAL CARS
Substantially Reduced

Substantially Reduced
Very Little Mileage. New
Car Appearance. New-Car
Guarantee.
40 De Soto Gust. 4-dr., fully
equipped S2,3S5
40 Plymouth conv.. equip. S2,24O
40 Plymouth spec. dix. 4-dr.,
equipped Sl,SlO
40 Plymouth all-metal sub,
many extra features Sl,e21
LIBERAL TRADE-IN
"A MONTHS TO PAY.
A GOOD PLACE TO BUY, SELL OR
SERVICE YOUR CAR.
PEAKE MOTOR co.
DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH FACTORY
DEALER.
WISCONSIN AT ALBEMARLx
OR. 1000, OR. 2003
OPEN SUNDAY IL TO s.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

OPEN DAILY TILL 0.
SAT. TILL 8; 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. Most cars have radios
and heaters. Easily financed, and il
your car exceeds the down payment
We pay you the cash difference.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

PLYMOUTH 1887 Sedan; new paint,
PLYMoUTH 1s4a red conyertibles;
s1,ss5s MRs' %o. Sla. 55ss. ssn be financed
BEAT Ihseaatter; e good sond.' low mileage;
PLYMaoUTIH is4s' Special de luxe A.
Or, sedan; deep blue; excellent con
try. RA. Oa62.
PLYMOUTH 1885, 4-dr.; r. and h.;
pfTYAR2orAfXx. f,A2 AX. S9S3i 1870 convert. good
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-dr. sedan; excel
lent cond.: $500 or best offer,
"BILL," 5917 Georgia ave. NV. -25
PLYMOUTH 1947 conv.; r. and n,
saIi e5oGk 10 0thsE snss74 accessories; $5 s1:S5o
PLYSMoGTH = 'se 2-door; $50 as is.
pIYMoUTH ~: SdJT 1s4e 4-dr. sedan; 1850
miles: $1,695 or best offer. Days,
9a1lTg sall HH 1862; eyes, un. 1866. Mr.
PIYMoUTH T1Ys56i 1888 4-dr. sedan; Very
5002 wis: ave. Or. 1920. -25
PLYMOUTH 1946 4-door. How can
hauled Tt less than s 'tS' 70 mos. s'' ago; o. i
side and out: D. G.. car, backed
by our 30-day guarantee. 1t won't
Only SS95. NORTHEAST MOTOR
CO., Ford Dealers, 92O Bladensburg
ne. AT, 1000. Open evening, till
pgg g yin,,ru RIM ,oa, odoo-. ond mgS h :.
beautiful blue paint Job enhances
the appearance of this fine car
1907. The. interior of the car is
way above average. Motor and
Tunning gear in Al shape; over
now; honestly, they don't come any
better. Written guarantee; only
$685.. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.,
Ford Dealers 1901 MINI. ave. n.e.,
Evening star., 1949-09-25
ANACOSTIA
MOTOR co

CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER
18th and Good Hope Rd. Sc.
AK. 4l00
Evening star., 1949-09-25

1919 club coupe; practi-
cally new: Ecrf. cond.; original
owner: black. WV tires, overdriye.
r. and h. air conditioning unit,
turn signals; has car life insurance:
So, 100 or best offer. OW. 1928.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

CHRYsLER 1941 Windsor club coupe
pvt. owner; $500. IA. 4-089S.
CHRYsLER 194s (new Jan. 5, 40,
New 4s5heF 417 pvt seesn oEne dark sse
S7S3 cash. terms on balance. Cal
CHRYsLIR 1916 Saratoga sedan
radio, heater, automatic transmits.
sf445 N9 sSsf WhEEfEs fGzsFs Nc e1eahn.isRe eh25se
outste riding dealer, 4S00 Wisconsin
cHKyssER HMi SEN 1s4e windsor seq Sc con
green; heater: excellent condition.
outstandins dealer $500 Wisconsin rs
CHR,Yssgs IN, ssgR 1887 4-dr. Royal; e ex.
ceptional cond.. excel. tires, r. anc
h.; sac, $3.50 or best offer. GE
CHRYsLER gssSi 1s47 New Yorker; a rea
by for ,sn the business mes eaesgtive I,da Sc,
heater, turn indicators, se;lssc;. elec; clock X
furniture, fluid drive. 8 cyls.. 1.50(
act. miles, a car Of luxury for tn
diseriminatingo 4 asor, 6uyeGr; ,nc$ 81 AZ :aS0
n ~, st. sI.ys,. mn, MI. o1sl. 81 years years. o
CaRYsIER iess coupe; r. and h.
overdriye; fine condition; 1895
CHRYsLER 1899 sedan. in Al con
dition; $3.50. NO. 6515; HO. $500
CHRYsLER 1912 club sedan, will
less than 10000 rlileS' service an
in excellent condition; new Good
year Lifeguard tubes and tires. Ca
to be seen at 2701 Calvert st. NV.
CHkYsIsR siitS' Isso' 1s41 station s wagon
S595; fine cond.; $3.50 down, smal
J7s31o Bladensburs I'd. ne. Il
CaRYsIER 1e4s Saratoga club coupe
S1'Se5. EN-. 1925. ~2s
CHRYsLER 1887 4-door; origins
owner; low mileage; heater; mech
good; $235 for quick sale. CE
CHRYsLER sedan; excellent runnin
condition, good tires and battery
500; private owner. Tower 5179.
CHRYSLER 1e4S windsor green con
mileage: $1,000 cash. OIL. 57S7.
CROSLEY 1947; a car that has ha
excel care, for only $685. your ol
car accepted on trade. JUSTINE
NICHOLSON. 5000 blk. Balto. ave
Eyattsv!lle, Md, WA. 1900. Z
$3.50 or best offer. Rockville 3SS5
cRosLEY 1s47 sedan; heater. ne
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The Nome nugget., 1949-03-09
NEWS IN BRIEF

NOME-The efficiency of wo- men in public office will be dem onstrated next Saturday morning when the, local Girl Scout troop will take over the town from 10 until twelve o'clock.
 Troop members will act as Ma yor, Chief of Police, Fire Chief, City Attorney, City Clerk and the six members of the council.
 After fulfilling their civic du- ties they will be guests at the Of ficers Club for a luncheon with their Scout Council and leaders.
 At six-thirty Saturday evening the Troop will broadcast a spe- cially prepared program over WXLN.