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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-09
JSC AUDITOR Tells
ACTUAL, PROBABLE
COMPANY LOSSES

How Juneau Spruce Corporation
arrived at the sum of 81 OPS 900 as
the amount of damages asked in its
suit against local and international
longshoremen was detailed this
morning in District Court, at the
trial before Judge George w. Folta.
Armed with voluminous records
of the company, Mare Boles, COM
pany auditor, was called to the
stand by plaintiffs attorney, Nor
man Banfield, and questioned
about items in the J.S.C. financial
statement for the fiscal year end
ing March 81, 1949. The statement
later was entered as PLAINTIFFS ex-
hibit No. IA.
Boles testified that the loss OF
profit was SSH, 1929, which, plus
the actual loss for the year-S524,-
821 .37-brought the sum to ST.
o35, 943.66.
Freeman Schultz, J.S.C, manager,
continued the testimony he had
begun when court adjourned Fri
day noon, and was ss-examined
briefly before Boles was called.
In reply to a request by Defense
Attorney George Anderson as to
when plaintiff might rest its case,
Banfield indicated that only one
witness would follow Boles, and
that the defense case probably
could begin tomorrow morning,
possibly this afternoon.
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.BARAN0F IN SUNDAY,
TAKES Is 50UTHB0UND

Steamer Baranof, southbound on
Sunday afternoon, locked at 1925
o'clock, sailed at o'clock and had
three passengers disembarking from
the Westward and Is embarking for
Seattle and Ketchikan.
From Seward, passengers were Z:
Alfred F. Halverson, DR.. Lawrence
Lowell, R. Burke.
For Seattle: Mrs Bess A. VIM,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Shabaldak,
Ronald K. Whitworth, Mrs. A. ].
Alter, James Alter, Gerald Alter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy L. Mansker,
Linda Mansker, Mrs. Jennie Ser
void, Mr. and Mrs. l.. K. Moser,
Paul Wilson, Lynn Wilson, Mrs.
John Holberg, Stanley K. Tyler, z.
Chase, Neal Sims, Raymond Jones.
For Ketchikan: B. F. Kane, w.
G. Aud, Henry A. Gerstman, Mr..
and Mrs. John E. Putnam.
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y ABOARD pNA
sunday FLIGHTS

Pacific Northern Airlines carried
% passengers yesterday with ar
irving and 10 leaving as follows
From Anchorage: E. L. Holland,
Jack Altman, Eugene White, Mr.
Gunderson.
To Yakutat: A. C. Felker, Mrs
Jeanne WEIGH, Robert WEIGH, G. M
Schumacher, C. w. Broome.
To Cordova: Mrs. p UtneSs.
To Anchorage: Virgil Mount, H.
Lucas, Walt Hutchinson, Harold
Stewart, Mrs. H. Stewart, Ralph
W. Braher, George Schmidt, E.
Gibbons.
To Kodiak: Mrs. E. T. Gross, ].
Bartenson, S. T. Jacobsen, E. P.
Floe.
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DOUGLAS
NEWS
EMERsONs, NEW BABY


A baby boy was born to Mr.. anc
Mrs. James Emerson, May 5, at
Pullman, Wash. The baby has been
named James Anton, Jr., and Joins
two brothers, Michael Anthony
three years OF age, and Patrick
Allen who is two years. Mrs. EN-
erson is a daughter of Mrs. Alex
Demos, the former Annabelle Ed
wards.
The maternal grandmother, Mrs
Demos, was honored yesterday
Mothers Day, with free shows, din
ner at the Salmon Creek Country
Club and free rides by taxi COM
panies, for having the most grand
children, according TO contest
sponsored by the Goth Century
Theater in Juneau. Maternal great
grandfather, August Aalto, also oil
Douglas, now has 10 great grand
children.
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pAA TAKES 81 ON
WEEKEND FLIGHTS

Pan American weekend flights
carried 81 passengers in and ouI
of Juneau Airport with rs arriving
and 38 leaving as follows.
From Seattle: Lee Voorhees,, c.. E.
Albrecht, Maurine Harigel, Lee
Lucas, Nina Rottach, Samuel Ross
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Suite, Mrs
R. A. Reischel, Melton Boyd, Mrs
Bill Dean, Marcia and William
Dean, r. E. Sheldon, James JET
fers, Dale Roberts, Theresa john
son, Oscar Rolstad, D. c. White,
H. c. Burminger, Miriam Ristine.
From Annette: Helen Amos, Da-
vid Duncan.
To Whitehorse: c. w. Robinson
DR.. F. w. Jaron, Leo Pilson, Harry
johnson.
To Fairbanks: Robert Aste, Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Wilson, NJ Wilin,
Leonard Berlin, Col. John Moves,
Mrs. James Stevens, E. j. Nelson
John Butrovich, Lille Angerman,
Bruce Decker
To Ketchikan: H. E. Carson.
To Seattle: P. J. Carmichael,
r. L. Holland, Don Foster, w. l..
Nance, DR.. Pames Googe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Collier, l.. C. Cheney, w.
Paulson, Virginia Phillis and in
FAINT Karen, Sandra Phillips, Hart
sci Phillips, Albert Nelson, E. Fox,
John Brilliant, c. H. Hillerman,
Fl. l.. Faulkner, Floyd Guertin, Mary
Ball, P M. Tate, Thomas Gunder-
son.
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HALIBUT BUYERS
Open MARKET This
MORNING; HIGH IN

Arriving over the weekend and
unloading this morning were 10
fishing boats lack from the halibut
Banks in the Cape Flattery- Cape
Spencer Area. They are as follows
with owners in parentheses: Julia
D. Uke Puustinen) with 5000
pounds small, 1000 medium, 1000
large, selling to the Coop on flu
lures; Frisco Frank WILSON, SELL
ing to E. C. Johnson, 1000 pounds
small at 10 cents per pound, $500
mediums at 1412, 1000 large at
l41a; New Amy willis Marks
selling to E. c. Johnson, 1000
pounds small at 10 cents per pound,
5000 mediums at 141a, 1000 at
Az; Hi selling to Engstrom Bros,
100 pounds small at 10 cents per
9ound, $500 at 14l2, 1,400 at 141a;
Mabel K. Gester Weise) selling
to Engstrom Bros, 1900 pounds
mall at 10 cents per pound, 1000
IIlCQlulil dJ ITO, lOo idl &c az 10.
Dixon selling to Alaska Coastal
Fisheries, 1850 pounds medium
T. Is cents per pound, $500 large
at 13; Tern tom Leite) selling to
Alaska Coastal Fisheries 1000
1ounds small at 10 cents per pound,
$500 medium at 141s, 5000 large
at 1412; Evolution (Jim Marks
.elling to Engstrom Bros, $500
1ounds small at 10 cents per
oound, 5000 mediums at Az, 500
arge at Az; Tonka (Rennard
Mckinley selling to Engstrom
Bros, 1000 pounds small at 1412
,ents per pound; Tenakee (Ronald
John selling to Engstrom Bros,
GO pounds small at 10 cents per
pound, 10000 medium at l4R, 4,500
at 141a.
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SEATTLE, May g. Up = Chris

SEATTLE, May - Up - Chris
Lample, who will direct construc-
ton and administration OF the
C.A.A. commercial airports at An
chorage and Fairbanks, said today
he expected to fly back to Anchor
age in mid-week. He came to
Seattle last week after conferences
in Washington, DC, on what he
said were routine details about fl
nancing and other phases CT the
airports for which Congress last
year authorized $12,500,000.
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James c. Petrillo (above), presi-
dent of the American Federation
Of Labor Musicians, with a party,
will arrive in Juneau about June
20, aboard the Corsair. The visit
here will follow the AFL Musicians
Convention at San Francisco which
meets June 6.
President Petrlllo has especially
asked Anita Garnick to supervise
the program on his visit to Alaska
and she will invite musicians from
Anchorage and Fairbanks to come
to Juneau and participate in the
welcoming.
The Petrillo party, besides visit
ing Juneau, will make brief stops
at Ketchikan, Skagway and Sitka
on the Alaska trip.
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BPW's 10 Install
Officers at Banquet

New officers or tne Business
and Professional Women's Club
will be installed tonight at 7:30
III the Gold Room of the Baranof.
Invitations for the semi-formal
banquet have been extended to all
BPW members and guests, with
special invitations to Acting Gov
ernor aid Mrs. Lew Williams ano
Mayor and Mrs. Wairo Hendrick-
son.
Guest speaker will be Mrs, Mil
bred Hermann.
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cover the frame work. Frank Her
mann gave a report on Friday
nights Mt. Edgecumce A'Cappela
Choir concert sponsored by the
Lions club Hermann said arrange
ments had been made to bring the
choir back again next year earlier
in the season.
Lion Pete Wood introduced Rev.
Herman Boyer, executive ecretary
of the Cancer Society, who pre-
scented the film.
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COUNCIL MEETING

A regular meeting OF the Doug
last City Council will be held this
evening in City Hall. Ordinance
No. 80, pertaining to new closing
hours for liquor establishments,
will be given its third and final
reading. This ordinance closes
cocktail bars at am. Also of i'm
portance will be discussions, with
contractors present, on the Fifth
Street improvement and housing
program.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-09
TACORA AT BOAT SHOP

The 38-foot trolling boat, Tacora
which was sunk near DUPONT this
spring in a collision with the M
S. Forester during storm, has
been raised and towed to the
Douglas Boat Shop, where it has
been put on the ways in prepare
ton for a complete repair job.
The entire aft section of the troller,
which was rammed, Will have to be
rebuilt. VIM. Boehl, manager of
the boat shop, estimates the work
can be done within about six
weeks, thereby getting the boat
out for the last half Of the TROLL
ing season.
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NOTICE

City Drivers licenses for the two
year period June l, 1949 to June
l, 1851, are now available at the
City Clerks office and must be Sc
cured by June first. 191 ct
C. L. Popejoy, City Clerk
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EASTERN STAR

Honoring members who are moth
ers, Tuesday, May 10, 8 o'clock.
Special program.
81 2t Alice Brown, Sec'y.
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CALLED COMMUNICATIONS

A Called Communication OF Gas
tineaux Lodge 124 will be held on
Tuesday evening, May 10, for the
purpose CT comforting the E. A.
Degree.
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Watch for Rummage Sale and
White Elephant Sale, to be held
in the Social Hall OF the Methodist
Church the afternoon and eve
ming of May 81. 81 st
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Trollers Attention! Stop at Mad
sens today for your supplies.
Spoons, plugs. sinkers, etc., at re-
duced prices. ITO If
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FROM SITKA

Mrs. r. H. Cameron of Sitka is
at the Baranof
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RUSSO TO HEAD EAGLES

At a recent election meeting
of the Eagles, Aerie No. 1T, Guy
A. Russo was elected Worthy Presi-
dent of the organization for the
coming year. Fred Alberts was
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Red Cross Entertoins
1,018 in Hospitals

A total of 1,O18 hospitalized
servicemen and veterans were en-
tertained by local organizations
and individuals through the Dis
.trict Red Cross Entertainment
Service in February.
This was reported today by Mrs.
William H. Rippard, vice chair
man of the service. She said 755
Junior and senior hosts and host
esses, 558 entertainers. as we'll as
many committee members gave O.
$50 hours in the service. Fifty
four community groups partici-
pated.
Two hundred entertainment
events, including 161 in the hos
pitfalls. were provided during the
month
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
md Time o{ Showino


Ambassador "Flaxy Martin; !;
lis, 3:20, 5:25. 7:30 and $40 pm.
Capitol-"Force of Evil; 11:05
am, LAS, 4:30, ITO and 9:55 pm.
jStage shows: LOS, 3:45, $50 and
9:15 pm.
Columbia -"C Command Deci-
sion"; II am. Ito, $40, $50,
TAO and 9:55 pm.
Dupont-"The Red Shoes: 2::3o
and $3.50 pm.
Hippodrome - Carmen; 2:25,
6:10 and $40 pm.
Keith's-"So Dear to My Heart"
11:15 am, 1:20, 3::25, $50, 1885
and 9:45 pm.
Little-"Pygmalion"; II am.
1890, 2:2O, 4:l0, 6, 7:5O and GAS
pm.
Metr n-"The Lucky
Stiff; 1870 am, 1:30, $3.50. $50,
7:35 and 9:35 pm.
National Slightly French;
11:45 am. lao, 3:35. $50, 7:25
and 9:20 pm.
Palace - Family Honeymoon;
1920 am, 1:25. $3.50, 5:35, TAO
and 9:45 pm.
Pix-"Wild Youth; 2, 4::40, 7:30
and 1905 pm. -.
Playhouse -" "Saraband";; 1925
am. 1:25. $3.50, $50, 1885 and
$40 pm.
Translux-"Paisan":: 10:45 am,
l, $40, $40, 1885, GAS and II pm.
Warner-"Flaxy Martin: 1915
a.m., 1880, 1928, 6. 1886 and 11:10
Fp.m. Stage Shows: 11:50 am,
l2:25, 5, TAO and 1910 pm.
Evening star., 1949-03-11

it concerns itself with the peo-
pie affected by melodramatic
events rather than with the furore
and hubbub of the events them
selves. 1t does not apply the
cliches of Production Code pun
ishment to prove that crime does
not pay. Instead. it reaches into
its hero's mind and grasps his
tortured, slowly-drawning realiza-
ton that he has chosen wrongly
in his way of life. It establishes,
rather completely. the sense of
impending doom that goes hand
in hand with crime.
Force of Evil" is a brutal, hard
hitting motion picture ana there
is hardly a happy moment in
it. 1t should not be avoided on
this score, however. If it is not
happy, neither is it sad, since Mr.
Wolfert has leavened his tragedy
with some hope that little men
will not always have to be en-
broiled in large and evil events.
Mr.. Polonsky is another writer
turned director who adds evidence
that the story-tellers behind
Hollywood's typewriters are not
the ones responsible for Holly
woods shoddy storytelling. He
has proved himself an expert di-
rector. evenly maintaining a
brooding mood throughout Force
of Evil and lending its tragedy
both suspense and something like
classic inevitability. The film
moves forward. not swiftly. but
|relentlessly and inexorably toward
ultimate retribution for cynical
gangster. for small. "honest" pol
icy banker and for the confused
young lawyer who thinks he
knows the easy road to riches.
Mr.. Polonsky has summoned
some fine performances from his
cast. Mr.. Garfield is properly
taut. hard and bewildered as the
lawyer. Thomas Gomez con-
tributes a superb performance as
his elder brother who has run a
small policy bank but wants Moth
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Rent Rise REQUEST
Studied by Tyson

James G. Tyson. District Rent
Control Examiner. today took
under advisement the case invclv-
a request for a rent increase on
apartments at 2l00 Connecticut
avenue NV. after a hearing to-
day.
The petition for the rent rise
was filed by H. L. Eust Co., the
building agent, which sought in
creases ranging from SIS a month
on apartments now renting for
$3.50 to $3.50 for apartments
now renting for S125.
Evening star., 1949-03-11

ing of the big business of gang
sterdom. Howland Chamberlin.
Marie Windsor. Roy Roberts and
a whole list of others add effec-
tive characterizations.
The new screen heroine "intro-
duced" in Force of Evil" is
Beatrice Pearson and, while hers
is something of a subordinate
role, she does it well enough. She
has. incidentally, an extremely
musical rhythm in her speech, but
this seems to stem from the
Polonsky Wolfert collaboration.
Throughout all of Force of Evil"
there is a novel combination Of
realism and this poetic rhythm
that almost makes it allegorical.
It is highly effective.
1t also is highly gratifying to
come upon a film that has a
thought or two to communicate
and manages to do it while tell
ing a story.
II
Fred Sanborn, who has bright
ened many a stage show in his
day cas- vaudeville favorite, IS
back to brighten the current one
at the Capitol. His pantomine
still is comedy of high order and
his xylophone playing. whenever
he settles down to that, proves
he is a skilled musician. Others
on hand are the Dunhills. polished
tap dancers; Mary Mon Toy, the
Chinese singer of American dit
ties, and the Herzogs, aerialists.
Evening star., 1949-03-11

it is just as bad as it's predecessor
1t should be good for 10 years
more of radio jokes if for virtually
nothing else.
Craig Rice's novel of the same
title is the basis of the Benny
produced farce, but something ter
rible' must have happened to it.
AS rewritten by Lewis r. Foster. it
is more a mess of gags than a
mystery. They are not funny gags.
certainly not up to the profess
sional standards of the perform
ers mentioned. Nor for Marjorie
Rambeau, Irene Hervey and sew
eral others who play minor parts.
j. G.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Heurinq-Week Drive Slated

The American Hearing Society
will sponsor a health education
drive during National Hearing
Week May 8-14 under the direc-
ton of David Resnick, public re-
lations counselor, the group an
nounced today. The organization
has 1913 chapters, including the
Washington Hearing Society, 2431
Fourteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Metropolitan
Continued From Page ca

Continued From Page ca
THE Lucky Stiff" which opened
at the Metropolitan Theater yes
terday. Benny is not in this one.
He is merely its producer. but with
Brian Donlevy. Clare Trevor and
Dorothy Lamour doing the acting
Evening star., 1949-03-11
ADVERTISEMENT.
Do FALSE Teeth
Rock, Slide or Slip?

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sprinkled on upper or lower plates. holds
false teeth more firmly in place. Do not
slide, slip or rock. No gummy, gooey,
pasty taste or feeling: FASTEETH is
alkaline (non-acid);., Does not sour.
Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
Evening star., 1949-03-11

A survey shows that Mexico
City has 10000 street sellers COM
peting with stores.
Evening star., 1949-03-11

Now that the year-long
wait for Gas Heat is
over, for heavens sake
don't 60 off half-cocked.
Tell your heating or
plu msblin 6 contractor
you want an American
S tandard Gas Fired
Boiler. 1t is recognized
as the best, but costs no
more than the others.
American Standard
Heating and Plumbing
Equipment is distrib-
uted locally by Thos.
Somerville Co., Wash
ington, D. c.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Macarthur
Continued From Page C-4.)

Garfield, it has become superior
melodrama.
1t is superior, of course, because
Evening star., 1949-12-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER '37 4-dr.; black. one
owner car. excellent cond.; sos.
sMTpESakER MHft fs,li no. 80 s7oe; Commander A.
good good tires: Feoo sSS6' ''1SI WI. e4.o' 0 49,
sTUDEBAKER 1947 Land cruiser. A
luxurious car. with gas-saving over
drive. climatizer, and radio. This
ar S can the be orsn eac Tor les ve thaR t
and you will buy It; 81 .295. BEN
MING MOTORS, 1900 Benning I'd.
sTUDEBAKER io4s Champion 2-dr
Equipped with gas-saving oyerdrive
SESSINo 81 i !! - HoToRs' S5o5 i6oo Bennins
sTUDEBAKER l94s Regal de luxe
4-dr. sedan; r: and h.; low mileage;
easy eoe iaans teams AKoR f1tss faefls MoroR e.
81 Carroll ave. SH. 5000.
STUDEBAKER 1889 Champion; orig.
black paint, heater. very clean; 500.
NORRIS & HUGHES. 7e14 Ga ave,
WHY'S vii soIq ie4s station wagon; heater,
overdrive. undercoating. excel. cond.;
owner going overseas; $3.50. TIE.
wiIIYs "4s" station wagon; radio,
heaisF oN,s and MoUg Gys5drlye Ss95 ER
MCNDo Mo1OR, CLARENDON ClTCle,
Arl., Va. CHI. 4300. DEALER 96.
WILLYS 1910 sedan. splendid con-
dition' SI79. terms. $50 down.
ROPER 1890 r. l. ave. ne. 3F
TAXiCABS-Four 1947 Plymouths.
Excellent condition. Redios and heat
ers. Can be financed; $500 each.
Call. MA. $500. Ask for GEORGE
DAY. -
WILL TRADE my 1947 Buick Road
master maroon sedan for late model
taxi or a lighter car suitable for
taxi. Call 10. S-9265. 4
'3S NASH, r. and h.. o.d., 3 new
tires. Excel. cond.; 1854 or best
offer AK Ro01 Ii
Evening star., 1949-12-04

PLYMOUTHS 1949 a
DOOR SPECIAL DE
LUKE SEDANS, 10
MILES OR LESS, SOME
WITH LOTS Of EXTRA
EQUIPMENT. ST, ,645,
$295 DOWN LEAVING
YOUR BALANCE 81, $50
FOR "a MONTHS AT
$68 PER MONTH. THIS
INCLUDES YOUR $50
DEDUCTIBLE COLL
SION, FIRE & THEFT,
WINDSTORM, TORNA-
DO & COMPREHEN-
SIVE INSURANCE FOR
2 YEARS. ER
READING THIS AID,
PLEASE CALL 81. 5000
OR 81. 1908 FOR FUR
Their INFORMATION.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Buy a, Modern, Used Car
An Economical 1Stndebaker
"a. Studebaker. 81 .84k

40, Studebaker 81 ,845.
comdr., Regal de luxe stylike eps.s
overdrive and climatizer. Save $500.
48 STUDEBAKER, 81 ,495
Regal de luxe, Comdr., 2-dr., over
'48 STUDEBAKER, ST ,495
Ch.. COW. cpe.. r., h., overdriye.. neY
wv: super balloon tires. new blaAe
izas'is Is issTUfDEBAKER, III s1,s4s
Ch., 5-pass. Stylike cpe., r., h.
~ STUDEBAKER, 81 ,195
Ch. Regal de luxe sedan, r., b.
~ STUDEBAKER, $685.
Comdr. b-pass; spe:. overdrive, clims-
OTHER BARGAINS
~ Tord super de luxe 4-dr.. T.. b.
'4s Pontisc g" super stresmline -
'42 Chevrolet, Fieetline sedan, r.. h.
Al be Soto Custom club cpe. S6e5.
- Pontiac streamline cpe., r., b.
q chEsslsr Windsor 4-dr. sedan. :.
,,44o Chevrolet cpe; sse5.
'3s Chevrolet 2-dr 500.
MCNEIL MOTORS, INC.
4034 Wis. Ave. NV EN-. 1886.
(Open Ewes and SUM-
Evening star., 1949-12-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON 1949 Commander club
coupe; r.. h., other extras; / owner:
low mileage: ST 1895; trade and easy
TRICT MOTOR Co, 1868 l4th st,
NV. MI. 1000.
HUDSON FACTORY DEALER.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

500 AUTOS wanted this month.
t:lean cars only; extra bonus for
l owner and garage-kept cars: will
also sell your car at retail price Tor
S25. Don't delay, deal today. Morris
& HUGHES. 7614 Georgia ave-. NV.
Will SiEi s1fdi Trade m, AZ Buick Road
\ master maroon sedan for late model
taxi or q lighter car suitable for
81 sE5z.Ss. Is sEESEE sASSSsu zSg az sFh5a 15hs5a
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALs on an
makss Of cars are assured at
MORE MT oeSH; casH FOR TOUR oAE. nsv
or used. Drive IN, bring your tttl9
and get cash. WOLFE MOTORS,
18th and q sts. NV. Elk $3.50
CAROLINA AUTO BUYERS INC.
We want cars regardless Of price;
don't trade on q new car or sell to
any one until you give US the op-
portunity to buy at your price. We
need 100 cars, 1899 to 1949.
If car is not paid for will pay
Oh nalance and pay cash difference.
One of Washington's oldest exclusive
used Car buyers. AL cash or certi:
fed checks. Call for inspection and
purchase Of YOUR car between noon
and p.m. Closed Sunday.
MR.. SANDERS. NO. $3.50
~
Evening star., 1949-12-04
1949 PACKARD
$2,995
1850 PACKARDS

10CU I ANhATtDS
2 Company Executive Cars
At Savings of Over $500, Ea.
135-hp. Packard "S' de luxe 4-door
sedan, with o.d.; $2,270.
135-hp. Packard SO" 4-dr. sedans
equipped with r. and h.; $2.206.
BOTH CARS HAVE VERY Low MILE.
AGE AND WILL BE SOLD WITH
NEW-CAR TITLE AND FULL FAC.
SPURRIER MOTORS
131 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va, GL. 400.
Evening star., 1949-12-04

1949 Models Like New
FORD, 81 ,495
CHEVROLET, 81, ,495
PLYMOUTH, ST, ,495
Immediate delivery. Very low down
payment. "a mos. to pay balance.
Central Motor Sales
Retail at Wholesale Prices,
1925 Conn. Ave. EN-. 1854, "A
Evening star., 1949-12-04

'48 STUDEBAKER $1,395
regal 'e'i de lux; Oh; Sedah: eiini.
tiZer.
'47 STUDEBAKER 1885
Commander 8 pass. Star
nght. coupe; climatiZer
and new rubber.
'46 STUDEBAKER $845
Champion 4-dr. sedan; r.
and h.; owner car.
40 KAISER --- $1,545
Climatizer: WV. tires;
nyion seat covers.
40 PONTIAC s4e5
Torpedo 8; black; 4-dr.;
radio and heater.
'46 CHEVROLET se45
2-dr. sedan; r. and h.;
new rubber.
"a CHEVROLET $125
Coupe; excel. motor: good
tires.
Bowman Motor Sales, Inc.
1880 Georgia ave. NV.
Your Studebaker Dealer
Open evenings till 9. Ia. 1000
Evening star., 1949-12-04

PRE-HOLIDAY SALE
'4S Packard, Super 4-dr. ,52S
Fully equip, like new.
'4S Chev., Stylmaster 2-dr.--S1,14S
Beaut. black. like new.
AT Plymouth 4-dr. de luxe SS96
In new-car condition.
'46 Plymouth, 4-dr Sp. De. L. S7eB
Like new, loaded with extras.
AZ Packard, 4-dr. Clipper - S59b
Fully equip; very clean.
AZ De Soto, 4-dr Custom $496
Fully equip; clean.
Il Packard. 4-dr. Clipper $441
Equipped; clean.
Al Dodge, 4-dr. Custom S326
Green; heater; clean.
40 Packard, "160". Custom S S3o6
Extra clean; fully equip.
80 Oldsmobile, "6'', 2-dr. S29H
Looks good; runs good; b.
81 Ford Convertible 500
r. and h.; good condition.
ALL CARS GUARANTEED.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
Is KENNEDY ST. NV. Tu. 3200