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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28

Mrs. j. r. Wood, Sardis, is the
guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B,
Floyd having come to be with
Mrs. Floyd while she recuperates
from a minor operation which she
underwent at the hospital Mon
day.
Accompanied by Boyce Jones
the Tiger team will go to Baton.
Rouge after the game in Natehez
Friday to see the Ole Miss-LSU
game Saturday when they will
see their former schoolmate "Dy-
Mantle" Farragut in action with
the Rebels. Coach Shields who
has been in New Orleans for med
ical observation this week will
join the Tigers at Natehez Fri
day.
RsEEE
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Rape, Gulf
port. were guests of Mr.. Rape's
mother, Mrs. Bertha A. Rape,
Sunday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
Reuctivuted USO
To Have Fund Drive

Claiborne Koch has been APP
pointed county chairman of q
fund drive for the reactivated
USO, Edmund Taylor, Greenville,
state chairman, announced Thurs
day. Quota for the county is 81 $50
A meeting to organize a county
committee will be held at the
Little Theater, Pascagoula High
school, Monday at 3 p. m.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28

set was to continue as the class
goal.
The meeting was opened by
prayer by Mrs. Frank Rogers and
Mrs. Sam Mcdonald voiced the
closing prayer. A devotional was
given by Mrs. Stauter.
During the social hour refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
Anniversary Party

The original forest are of the
United States is estimated at 800
million acres - nearly half the
country's land area.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
BY Alice colmcr

Inc CHleI event OF tIe week
will be the Jackson County Fair
held again this year after a lapse
Of 10 years and everyone is an
ticipating it - those who can re-
member the fairs Of former years
and those who are going for the
first time.
Old timers Will be greeting their
friends, home demonstration
members will be comparing their
success in canning and culinary
arts while they swap recipes and
All clubbers will be proudly dis
playing their blue ribbons. FRI
day has been designated as school
day and hundreds of school chill
dren from all over the county will
joint the throng.
Bob Head, a student at Georgia
Tech, gleefully wrote his parents
this week that his fraternity had
secured a 1924 model Information
al Harvester hearse to enter in
the annual "Ramblin' Wreck CON
test az. homecoming. He also
proudly boasts that it hits on all
four cylinders. What innovations
the fraternity will add are d Sc
cfet yet, he said.
At a committee meeting one
evening while the members re-
Taxed from their problems, the
discussion Of football games came
up. One young matron who lives
about a block and a half from the
stadium said when she started
walking over to the game the pre-
vious Friday evening the cars
were already parked nearly to
her house at seven o'clock. An
other committee member said,
why its so hard to get a park
ing place my husband took our
car w at %six-thirty to get a
parking place and left it," and
then caught a ride to the game
later in another ear.
Spencer Beebe was in town last
weekend and said they were quite
pleasantly located at Mt. Dora.
Fla. Ruth is already a member
of the Woman's club and taking
an active part in PTA activities
and the boys are delighted with
their school activities.
A pleasant event of the week
was the family supper given by
the Presbyterian church Wednes-
day evening. Members of the con-
gregation gathered at the Com
munity House for a pot luck sup
per. There was no formal program
just a gathering Of the church
families from the Oldest members
to the eradle-rollers. Most of the
families were represented by two
generations. and several by three
generations.
Visits In Meridian
Mrs. Duncan Mcdonald left
Saturday for Meridian where she
will visit her mother, Mrs. c. w.
Brooks.
Miss Charlotte Gibson, mem
Der of the Moss Point high facul-
ty, attended homecoming at
MSCW last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcintosh
and son, Kenneth, Fairhope, Ala,
were weekend guests of Mrs. A.
p. Macarthur and Miss Ella Nc
Arthur.
Mr., and Mrs. Ben Crews, Jasp-
er, Ala, were guests of Mrs. J. +.
Hassell and Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Hassell Sunday.
Miss Pauline Colley, New Or
leans, spent the weekend at her
home here.
After the game guests Friday
evening of Coach and Mrs. K. V.
Shields were Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Newcomer and Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. +. Lee, all of Laurel.
Mesdames Norman Mars and
Jack Blizzard and Miss Ella Nc
Alb. a.xar4 Hs..,-I... -. hH.I-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
IN . POINT.
Social Events

FISHING Trip
DR.. Floyd Mcleod and two
friends from Magnolia, Ark, ar
rived Tuesday for several days
fishing.
Nh. and Mrs. Jim Tom Hobby,
Gulfport, were overnight guests
of his parents, Mi. and Mrs. d. B.
Hobby Monday.
Mrs. Allen Ross. Mobile, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lassiter.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Martinez
are expected home this weekend
after a vacation of a fortnight as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Lee
Blanc in New Orleans. They also
visited Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Ellis
in Natchcz and relatives in White
Castle and Houma, La.
Mrs. Glennon Hill who UNDER
went an operation at the county
hospital Monday, is reported do
ing nicely.
House Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Campbell,
Anderson, Ind, and MIR. and Mrs.
Wayne Philpott, Clearwater, Fla,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win MARTINEZ last week while
waiting to move into their new
homes. The Campbells are in resi-
dence ON jefferson and the Phil
potts on C%herubuseo. Saturday
evening the party was joined by
Mrs. J. b. Gibson and enjoyed an
informal barbecue at the Martinez
home.
MI. and Mrs. ID. B. Floyd, Sar-
dis, were guests of their son and
daughter-in-law, MIR. and Mrs.
D. B. Floyd, Jr., over the week
end and were among the specta-
tors at the Tiger-Laurel game Fri
day evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Irwin Joffe and
young sons have moved into their
new home on Griffin drive where
they have purchased the former
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Hooper. MI. and Mrs. Hooper will
continue to occupy an apartment
there until their new home is
ready for occupancy.
The Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Cas-
tie attended the missionary edit
cation institute at the Gulfport
First Methodist church Wednes-
day.
Business Trip
w. NJ. Dutton and II. r. Hum
phreys OF the Standard Fish Meal
company and a director of the
Mississippi Export railroad spent
Tuesday in Mobile on railroad
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28

Oysters were among the first
foods to be canned in the United
States.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Turner and
daughter, Martha, spent Sunday
in Sunflower and Chatom, Ala,
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Norman Mars, Philadel-
phia, left Thursday after a visit
here with her mother, Mrs. w.
A. Coulson, and her aunt, Mrs.
Martha Parker.
Misses Jeanne Patch and Mar
guerite Welborn spent last week
end in Lumberton and Laurel
respectively.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28

leans attending the Southeast
Florists meeting. He also attend
ed a school of design.
Miss Ina and Jesse Thompson
spent Wednesday in New Orleans
Miss Dorothy Mitchell, sopho-
more in voice at University of
Tulsa, appeared on a half hour
broadcast over a Tulsa radio sta
ton recently. Miss Mitchell has
been chosen as member of the
cast of Faust" to be produced
by the university.
Anniversary Party
Miss Adah Head left Thursday
for Cox's Creek, KY, to attend
the golden wedding anniversary
party of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Samuels. Miss Head was a guest
at the wedding of the couple. She
will also visit relatives at Shep-
herdsville, KY, before her return.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
Fishing Party

Fishing Party
Dr.. j, Mac Bell, Mobile was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G..
Lennep for the weekend. He and
Mr.. Lennep went aboard the
latter's houseboat moored up riv-
err Friday night and were joined
Saturday by Austil Pharr, Jr.,
Tommy Greaves and c. Hume,
Mobile, and S. Binion, Evergreen,
to spend the weekend fishing.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
Business Trip

0hoitANso zap
w. M. Dutton and II. r. Hum
phreys Of the Standard Fish Meal
company and a director of the
Mississippi Export railroad spent
Tuesday in Mobile on railroad
business.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-15
Friday. April Is. l949

The first round of the east-West battle over the Atlantic pact wound up in the United Nations assembly last night with a final Russian charge of hypocrisy"
 The accusation was voiced by Andrei A. Gromyko, Soviet dep- uty foreign minister, in reply to a statement by American delegate Warren R. Austin that the alliance is not aggressive and that the United States does not want war with anyone.
 The Russian delegate declared Austin's spech concerning the de- fensive character of the pact was thoroughly hypoc ritical and false"
 Gromyko charged that the truth about the purposes of the treaty would be found in speeches by American political leaders instead of by ''pompous phrases about the struggle for peace and security" ] U. s. secretary of state Dean Acheson indicates he expects the cold war with Russia to last long time.
 Speaking informally before del egates of the Inter-American de- fenSe organization in Washington yesterday, Acheson gave the i'm pression that the western world has taken the initiative away from Russia during the last year and a half, but that the end of the Strug- gle is not yet in sight.
 Diplomats attached particular 1 i m D ortance to the Secretary's words in that they reflected the views of Americas foreign policy
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-15
Friday. April IS. ls4s

chief at the end of a particularly successful period of western di- plomacy.
 The communists still were hold ing up their end in the battle of words.
 The cominform bulletin in Blu charest declared today that Reds all over the world will unite to smash the aggressorS" in any fu- ture war.
 It said Russia, China, the "peO- ple'S democracieS" of Eastern Eu- rope, the colonial peoples and communists in every country would join to win any war that might be unleaShed.
 The bulletin is a publication of the communist international in formation bureau.
 The United States demanded to- day the early release Ot VlaSta Vraz, American relief worker held in a Czechoslovak prison for a week by Czech police. Miss Vraz told a consular official she is be- ing detained during an investiga- tion of suspicion of political ac- tivity."
 Westerners speculated today that the failing health of Bulgar- ia's communist premier Georgi DimitroV has taken a turn for the worse. The Sofia government said yesterday Dimitrov had gone tc Russia for medical treatment.
 The Greek government reported today that fighting has broken out again all over Greece. Il claimed 1O7 rebels recently were killed and IA captured II placed gov ernment losses at Is slain and 5t wounded.
 Pope Plus XII in a Good Friday
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-15
Pliers Set New Record; Will Try For 1000 Hours
THE NOME NUGGET

FULLERTON. Calf. (P)-Wlth a new worlds endurance record on their log, Dick Riedel and Bill Barris droned on today toward their goal of 1000 hours-six full weeks aloft.
 They sailed past the 726-hOur mark established in 1899 by Wes Carroll and Clyde Schlieper of Long Beach, Calif., and radiOed to their home field here:
 We feel wonderful and the en~ gine's purring as smoothly as 1t did on take-off 30 days ago"
 Riedel and BarriS, however. did not officially receive credit for new record until they hit the 727 hour mark at 6:44 pm. PST yes terday. Barris was at the controls of the little Aeronca monoplane Sunkist Lady and swooped low across the field to salute the crowd.
 Their best previous mark was 568 hours.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-15
o join battle on the pact.

to join battle on the pact.
 Congress is expected to act soon on a bill lifting U. s. admission bars to additional thousands of Europe's displaced persons.
 A House judiciary committee has completed work on a measure to liberalize the DIP act of 1948, eliminating allegedly discrimina- tory features and boosting the ad- mission quota from the present 205,000 to a possible top of 100000.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-15

tween the separate bills passed by each house to continue the Mar shall Plan for Is months.
 A full-scale debate on the North Atlantic Alliance shaped up today in the United Nations assembly as result of Russia's opening blast yesterday at the l2-power treaty.
 The United States and other countries have demanded the floor
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-15
Internation'l News
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 headed today for swift approval in the U. s. House and Senate.
 The s5,58O, 100000 measure was whipped into shape late yesterday by a conference committee which had to iron out differences be-
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-15
HOSPITAL NEWS

Sally Carrigher was admitted to the hospital for medical attention. encyclical from Vatican City asked that an international regime be instituted for Jerusalem and it's surroundings. The plea was sent to all Catholic bishops in the world.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

DODGE 1s47 custom club coupe; low
mileage: r. and h.; beaut. forest
eser sle plastic s:s Ss.t esytss 500 fos
best oner NO. b07s. 30
DODGE 1941 taxi; owner driven: peri
"; 5sel before ,o4s 4 80 custom 40 4-aoo,
| tires. heater: 1900 miles, original
owner; So,145. sH.. 1874. 20
DODGE 1a4l eps;: h fluid L. drive; T. ,and and
trsnsp. at the low price Of sba5.
3o-day warranty. LodAN,s Ford; i;
2017 Va. ave. NV, ME. 1858; -2l
DODGE ~ LuXIry S Liner; Lii ,2v 2,dr;; ci.. r, r
Ssa5. cash. trade or terms. Logan $
30-day guar LOGAN tForO, 2o17
ys; eye. p1x p1oxEi ME do,3s4iih,.. ssss 81 s7a.
osAsssES eve 81 ! p1. osHR 5s2o' cARs' ,oo s''
o0Pfs car has had had eseeiient eii care and been
sTiyen only 800 mi; sovai See this SIn Sns;
TORS 5sSz Home st g raeksrd a4o o1.n s Ksn Sem
DODGE 1s4s gray custom sedan;
st,sE9 g luxe sT ifug%Ss5p'' PsS5' $1,000. or best
R11fTso RabTo enEy nKEyApfoS 60. Aastin AahhHaikE dtaier
sales, service. parts. Both sides Of
pobcf 7sb 4 Il iisss ND 1,dr ne fse.nsy asSy over
sis;ss $Is:se af!s' :ses es' ssSo ;Hs es'h
DoDGE 1888 4:dr. sedan; r. and
%por:ssen 10 sSSd 1850 1885, b.s a.r srf5S pu
DoBGE 1912 club coupe: r. and h;
% st once. $3.50. oR. sess. : @ai 1ei'
DODGE 1s47 custom club coupe:
loads Of extras; this car has only
been d!tvs1 sa ds 15e m BY ,S;. S.f ownssp
sa.e. ssESTwooD MOTOR r.
DODGE 1910 de- luxe sedan; mech.
peri. with orig. shiny let black nm
lsh; $685.; Cash. trade .o or terms.
DODGE 1895 ssd; 1s4e motor; SI7b.
Good transportation. 2s06 T., I.
pso1ah sSeia e. 1899 4-door sedan; newly
painted; S46O or best offer. 2003
klinsls I'd. NV. after 8 or sll day
popGE JOYCE 1s4s beautiful dark green
miles; S2,176 or best offer. Iw.
pobSE aSbG 1885 s-dr.: radio and heater,
loE Hilssss, eris. owner. 5000. Call
pSD;eiSs s; IlSs's; III tI;qeYr -. .;sssaY.n; s4ss or
Evening star., 1949-02-20

LINCOLN club coupe, 1947: radio
heater wh,s;sdeYa, s,o 'Fss 81 sSss SSss-
finish; fully equipped; this car is
the most distinctive and best-look-
ing one on the highway, Don't be
afraid Of the price; CAL US nod Tor h. a
demonstration: Selling VI '9oo oev Dev
'sx sssgs '' DsiiatY DnaYrfow rfsoyws R!lef MoroRs ) sR
LffNcoLS fNGe S'H 20 O. 4-dr.; H Nj Meresfs motor
I-Seek oIs a. sxssl; s;sh,m. mechanical .1s conc
slIeIs i,ss5. ''yse Ask operator Ssst for Ashton
51O5. Sun. or evenings.
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1888 sedan; solid
clean body. fine mechanical condl'
sa .ea ssss s5d e. Be- 4ss 1sarss s;
LiNcoEN-z n; 9ir zEfHYR sedan: specia
built with 1912 Mercury motor vs.
has 1S4s trimmings; truly. truly s.se re-
Tsrms %arns0iss ssoo aSS0a essh. ssa mo- to oo re.
Interested in this type Of car. nc
s:mii and and s pm. ROPER d! 11!!sc
LfNconNezEPhYK 4 L az; RiSi 1888; good run:
ming order. motor 8 years old. pas,
p: {. Inspection: $3.50. co, 32s9. i,
hnM2INl motor: a.tone paint Job; s seat coy: coy:
ers. spinner hub s.nd caps; etc; ..t car nr.r In
LHfs'c!oGAA::zEFaYR RI! MA: Il SsYR 1910 4.dr.; black;
radio and heater. 6-ply tires; ons
owner; good condition: $500. ,227
LffNsRcosiN-aEpHYR fsR Ii ZEPHYR 1s41 club aaS coupe;
orig. black finish; equipped: ,thi,
one is clean throughout and Is .
fast seller; 2 ee.lookinx car With
s!ssss ssss 0' naYoWss 211fi ts's aMeToRs I
i125 18th st. NV, RE. 0303. &c
ssab s 0sls' or best S~oa., of,.r. I'm I'm 4sSa
MERCURY 1947 convertible: fully
equipped: excellent condition: oring, orig
owner: s1,7bo; Call AT. 1891
MERcfRY SsRefff - 1sas q club coupe; r. snt
h., Wv. tires. fog lights, side mirror
siessS siesssp peal.r, snei r. II 1873. ' 80 20
and heater and Columbia oyerdrive
| Sl,s75 or best offer below. UN. ALA
MERCURY 1910 sedan; T. and h.: ney
PhoDe Ho,Dt' Emerson rasuaei sss5. I " '0 20: 0
MERCURY 1s49 4-door: beautiful
Berwick green; equipped with r. and
B., "a. etc: thi: one !', has beer sen
care Of. Because Of duplication Of
stock y, ias AZ f9Teca Ma%n e %wsR 1e Mn w.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

cash. oris. owner Call 81: 80 3ap''
FORD 1s4s Gust. Tudor "s": r. and
list, S2,021; sacrifice. $1,s76. al Ak,
roRD olES' Al de luxe. sedan cpe.; good
send -. 4s s.. mot05 s.r Sc VI T. asss sSSs tlrss ao
rSKD S1pO is41 9a Geii iisSt S aray de luxe Tudor
soed; orig. owner; $3.50. OR. 9s1s. g.
roR1 sSSe T Ssa7 =; CON Convertible: maroon Al
ssss'''n sssess ors e." osas sasss''s siSss 80
FoRB s2SS late 1s4s Super de luxe "s"
club coupe; radio, heater and slip
covers; perfect cond.; $3.50. VI.
rok6, sSs 1910 coupe: good condition. d Il
FORD 1891 Model A roadster; excel .ea
Midd!sssR Wf1 SssR. lane Bethesda: go %d.
running condition; $3.50 or best
of1er. Can be seen Sat. ana sun
sss. e. SssD ss s$ss ;Sss ss ,. oiSs
rosp 1,sj Ri Ist. 1873 is4s black Super de luxe
cony.: r. and h; Al cond.. actuai
mileage under S.7O0: owners 3rd
car; 1885. Cali OR: 4953 20
FORD 1887 Tudor; S235. GLASSER's b
USED CARS. INC, No. 1 Fla. ave.
ne AD. 3o12. .23
FORD lS46 de luxe Tudor sedan; r.
and b. seat ceVsss sftuai Roesaiii. m.isaff
rosp roSsSpD' 1s47 super de luxe Tudor;
dark green finish; r. and H.; care
fully used by one owner. clean as
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 301O r. 1
FORD 1946 de luxe Tudor; one-ownsr
car; gray finish, spotless upholstery
fine VS. motor: an outstanding car
and only S1,246: guarantee and
terms. TRIANGLE MOTORS, 1888
R. I. ave. ne, co. 0SS2.
FORD 1e4s %" Super de luxe club
coupe; r. and h., II months old;
S1,695. Can be seen at Alexandria
Police Headquarters, 8 am. to pm
FORD 1883 1883 Tudor; excellent eondi-
ton: S595. Gall AID. 1914 between
naR radio. iSas heater 'i seat al Covers; io:sSG
miles; original owner; like new: ST.
500. DE. 640O, Ext. lie.
FORD 1910 De luxe coach: splendid
condition: S4q6; terms. $10b down
$35 month. No trihers. ROPER
1880 r. !. ave. ne. 2fs
FORD 1910 VS. do luxe Tudor; r. and
H.; l owner, fair ccnd.; $500. oW.
best o6er under. AK. 1911.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
NASH 10;
oTnSM0RVv,E ,

oLDsMoBILE as "es" convertible
dGaoT, disioned hheasMd heater snd detrosters Pre-
MUM white sidewall tires. Less
than $500 miles Priced for quick
sale. 5000. LUST1NE.N1CHCL
SON MOTOR CO.. INC. $500 Balti-
Evening star., 1949-02-20

1898 town sedan; gray:
heater; $3.50 cash for
104 Atlantic st. Sc.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

ana H., VGus blouSs' .nA
oPfs. oPss: owner. 1lss; Ii. fs4 s4ss. sls 10th st
rsxnir1nbC C is4e "82" club sedan;
r and ri HyaraMsStiise ISis:ps1 Plaid ,I1 R.sti: r,d:
tinen tires Iifesuard tubes; beautiful two:
ZONE hnis{i: So, 1915: terms. HoYLE
MOTOR SALES, 1s46 Que st. q nv
cbREDjILLAC AZ f1VS' 1910 7-pass. sedan; *
mech; $500 MR.. DORIAN 44aS s.e
Fails Terrace sc. Twining lo32
cADIILdC i94s Fleetwood. series so
dr black ,,,s actual 1.do. mIssfe das ,pe.Se1 sSee
MI, tirss Hydr. Drive, under sea,
heater. undercostins. oil hlter
owner lsayins eo1ntry; r., cost IT. s4ods' ods,
Phone Ap. $500, Sun. 10 am. until
cADiII.AC 1p47 late model beautiful
blue and cray sedan; low mileage
Eydrs:.Matic,. heater. radio, Wv
GYes, lots Of extras; cost $4,000
fts dryer, sacrifice, $3.50. Cal
Evening star., 1949-02-20
CHEVROLET 1a47 4-dr. sedar

iii 18th st. NV. D1. bS03.
CHEvR6IET 1s47 M Flsstlin. .l11.nt Aero ro,S e: ::
dan 2,tons blue; .nv.r excellent er,sin, cona o%n
e; ssl,57b. call after 4 pm; 20: co.
cHESy$hoLEr, syeS,. 1aay AsEe 1;ssn ;:sss; ssss
c1HEvFoLET 1SS Fls sTs. p!s4 1s4a Di az az saas'
| GLAssER S USED CARS, 155 Fla.
| ave. ne. DI. 1870. -23
CHEVROLET 1888 coupe: S2ab or
best offer: Call TR. 1885, or see see at
cHEv. !a4s cdr: I. and h. Lovely
and Va. insp.: terms: 1895. FRANK
cHIyr M TT fasa 81. 4-dooI; vi gsS. = and h. orig
shiny fnish, black; why ride street
cars when you can buy this one for
S8s5. FRANK SMALL. Js., IN. INC
5000 Psnna. ave. s.e.' TR. s247'
oAEvRoII Ahs gs5L Ir 1s4s rl..tlin. 4-deor;
one owner: 81: bs21. 20
caIXRoLFr Sa7E o. S.,t 1ss; e.r a-d. sss :nd e. H.
CHEVROLET 1888; GOOD condition.
esn..f.' sSisIsnss sass ND. 500 Or = Ssst
! ChEVhULET 1877 4-QOoI seuhn'
tone; radio. heater, defroster 600
5ySH4n @jjs;; Tgns ~ 1Is. Il5s new: 81 a5. 800.
c22EvkoIET 2MHkaoS, TA' 1s4S alS0' tvo-aoor;. Gsood
mechanical condition; original own
er; $3.50 WO. 9619. '20s
CHEVROLET 1889 sedan; motor and
front end Just overhauled; $500 or
CHEVROLET 1912 Fieetline 4-dr. Sc
dan; r. and h; for quick sale, $s25
cash TEXACO SERVICE STATION,
s20l Wis. ave, Bethesda. Nd. WI.
cHEWRoLEr 1a41 e-dr.: in excel.
cond;, owner mechanic: $500. Call
cHEvRoLET 1s4s club coupe; only
$4,000 miles. owner posted abroad;
6sss 1sS ot,er siTss sRe vs. Pstssfr' shsf s'Sz' or
CHEVROLET 1910 Spec Dc l. a-dr.;
very lean. economical ear, With
high trade-in value; original blue
| finish; seat covers since new; radio
and heater so-dsy ewnsr.rated
hodAsso ssos s5Fordo, I'LL 18th N. NV
cHIvHoIHr 1s4s Aero sedan; =. and
h., access, air cushion tires: low
mileage; like new; orig. owner; 81.
IT'S best offer. Lu. 93be. 30
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extras; excel. cond.; treated like
sfoy sis7s al or t: best lts o.1 oF'sSt w. ssss
sedan; peri; eond:.; fully equipped;
cahEvsoLET II ;tiS 1Ai 1883 ss' s-dr.; new motor,
less than 5000 miles; new. paint
Jest sest 1fier. 1ae1e'' caii Wo. 1924 or wo.
cafEs1tRoLEr 1s4e rleetmaster s..
and heater, sunshields. white VA VAL
e:asf cash, trsd. or Or terms. WILLIAMS,
cRAEvRonEr Fl sTf st 1872 sGn s1ec,ai ss de luxe
peri. mech. and clean throuEh9ut;
$SssS cssh trade .v. 81 Of ssTp'' sGtp ,t WIZ Ne
sdnp! ason. ists sresn sde
hsaisF' s4sds or .%'A's terms. WILLIAMS. & l.
cHfysoLET AZ e 12th 1885 s. mn master ep..; a.
900 miles, excel. mechanical condi-
tion and rubber; no. accidents; orig.
private owner. Price 1915 90. sA'
cGaSES1eiRoLEr 1912 Aero 2.dr; s-
or terms. PENN MOTORS. 1lth and
caEvRoIET 1s41 Spec. d. luxe 4
dr.. sedan; one owner; exceptionally
Clean mech. peri. Price $3.50 $Sn
oAahvkoiEr ahi soIE 1s4s rleetline; l driver;
r. and h.; seat covers; 81, 7eb Or
ssss ssga. Offer Ma 7772, Ewes: Lss sH
cHEvRoLEr 1895; good motor. tires
and body. heater. sealed beams;
$500. Call AT. 1871. 20
CHEVROLET 1947 panel sedan de-
livery truck; one owner; good rub
ber: low mileage; S996. IA. s64o.
CHEVROLET 1p47 sport coupe; bat
tleship gray; with de. luxe radio,
underseat heater. defroster, seat
covers and new air cushion tires;
81, 400 or best offer. MR.. DAVID
CHEvRoIET 1887 2-dr.; radio.
heater, excel. tires; passed '48 p: c.
Tsrns TPa''! JET G1s!Na &oToR sSEn. Sfisi III; s7HsS
Niehols ave: Sc. II. !0336.. 40
CHEvRQLET 1e46 4-dr. sedan: beaut.
green finish, r. and h.. new battery,
S5ss;' S9sS P':'' ;s'..'s 'i'''a'S e
Evening star., 1949-11-07
Win, Lose, or Draw
Short and Sour
By FRANCIS STANN

That the then why the Redskins hosted Admiral
John (Biick) Whelche to their shoulders after beating the
Seeers yesterday and carried him the steps
leading to the dugout They