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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18
News From Voncleove .
Valentine Theme. Used For Annual
Junior-Senior Banquet And Dance

Bryant. The guests were served
fried chicken, rice and gravy, po-
tato salad, peas, tomatoes, nuts,
and pickles, rolls and ice cream
and cake. Afterward the group
was entertained with a movie and
dance.
The Dramatic club gave their
play Friday night before a large
audience. Between acts Richard
Steelman rendered several guitar
solos. Little Margaret Roberts
gave a dance number accompa-
MED by Miss Clara Ellis at the
piano.
Saturday night a Valentine
party was given by Miss Jean
Bond for her Sunday school class
of juniors at the church. Those
enjoying the occasion were Bar
bara and Betty Ravens, Beth
Beach, BERTHE Kay Roberts, Joe
McCleskey, Wayne Scott, Annette
Cunningham, Otis Sheffield, Kip
Ply Rouse, Judy and Ben Ellis,
Linda Merle and Lee Wyn En-
trekin, ]. c. Harris, Jr., and Mary
Ellen Tillman. Games were played
after which sandwiches, cake,
candy and cold drinks were en-
joyed.
Mrs. Grady Patrick gave a par
ty for her primary Sunday school
class of the Baptist church Mon
day afternoon in her home. Games
were enjoyed followed by refresh
ments.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18
Porents Of 7. w.
Hudson Were Wed
Sixty Years Ago

A very unusual and a very hap
py event was the recent celebra-
ton of their siXtieth wedding an
n~iversary by the parents of Thorn
as Warner Hudson of Pascagoula,
MI. and Mrs. c. A. Hudson at
their home in Hays Creek, Miss,
where they have lived for the
past AZ years.
Mr. Hudson will celebrate his
88th birthday March Is. Mrs
Hudson was rs, October. 9 of last
year.
The descendants of this unior
are six children, Mrs. c. S. Will
liams of Moorhead, Mr.. Hudson
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18

of P~ascagoula, Mrs. Jack Bush of
Greenwood, Mrs. W. E. Oliver and
Charles Martin Hudson of Win
ona, and the Reverend B. w.
Hudson of New Orleans. The fam
ily further numbers thirteen
grandchildren among these be-
ing Miss Laura Marie Hudson OF
Jackson, Mrs. Nell Hudson Null
key of Alexandria, La, T. w
Hudson, Jr., of New Orleans and
Carl Allen Hudson of Pasca-
goula, all of whom are children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson of Pas.
cagoula, and six great grandchil.
dren.
The occasion was made a gals
one by members of the family ane
numerous friends.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18

The Junior-Senio banquet was
held Saturday night in the school
study hall. The Valentine theme
was carried out and as guests
were present. Evelyn Jennings
read the welcome address and
Beatrice Ellis gave the prophecy.
Roberta Knorr presented the class
will and Joyce Mitchell the re-
Spouse. Besides the Juniors and
seniors in attendance, others pres
ent were members of the school
faculty and their wives or hus-
bands, the trustees and their
wives and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Bryant of Wade, parents of Coach
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18

attended the Ryals reunion In
Pascagoula on Sunday.
Vertis Ramsay of Pascagoula
was guest of his mother Sunday
afternoon.
C.. c. Tatum of Castle Springs
was a visitor at the Methodist
parsonage Saturday.
MFR. and Mrs. c. A. Bryant of
Basin visited their son, r. E.
Bryant Saturday night and at
tended the Junior Senior banquet.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18

The largest clock in the world
was built for a Jersey City, N. j.,
factory in 1924 and measures so
feet across the dial. The minute
and hour hands alone weigh near
ly four tons.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18
A RESOLUTION
OF The
Jackson County Ministerial Association

WHEREAS, righteousness exateth a nation, and sin is a reproach to any
people"
WHEKEASs: The Church must keep alert to conditions which affect the
total e'o OF Its people, and raise its voice against those practices which
aegrades mi to help promote those activities which enrich life,
WHEREAS, It has been called to attention the corruping influence
OF tn Carnival Festivities, timed at a season when every Christian should
be thinking of the great sacrifice made by the Master,
WHEREAS, The Carnival Festivities tend to lower the moral life of or
communities; the economic waste runs to a high figure; and the degrading
influence on the Youth of our communities is keenly felt,
Therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, First, That the undersigned members Of
the Jackson County Ministerial Association make known their objections
to these festivities to the public, to u various congregations. and to those
who sponsor such activities,
Secondly, That we urge our people to consider the pagan aspects of these
festivities, and to show their disapproval by refusing to support them in
any way
Thirdly, To urge u people to make this period that relates to the death
and resurrection of our Lord of great spiritual significance.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18

Not a single bird in Africa has
become extinct,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18

The cardinals red hat as a vest
ment dates from 1245 A. d.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-04-02
community center.

community center.
 The 1947 and 1948 champions Peggy McMu,do and Jean Olson both were students of the base high school.
 Three teams from the ba, e, representing the high school ju- nior high ard z ade sch"ol, Will participate ID the h= '
 The team from the BPW will be chosen ~t the, meeting Mon' day night. President Justine Hinckel reports. The Rotary Club team w,ll be chos or
Kodiak mirror., 1949-04-02
Teams Preparing For Spelling Bee

There's nothing we'd like better than to send in some spell CTS to carry off most of the priz es in the Kodiak Island spelling bee on April 22"
 Such was the statement of su perintendent of Schools George Smelling at NOE yesterday when he accepted an invitation to ent CT the base students in the annu' al spelling championships at tb'
Kodiak mirror., 1949-04-02
KODIAK MIRR

Tuesday. April l2. The EocaaA Junior High School team, de lending champions. is expected to be strong his year as well as fhe loca h gb school and grade 8 h l 0,lntets.
 An, lroup of five people may form a team Lone wolf spoilers al.o will be welcc med. Many prizes and trophies will be a. wa, ded the winners
 Mr and Mrs sherman Sprae- her have returned from 8 several we. ks vacation outside
Evening star., 1949-02-28
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

SEE F6HASsA Ss sER11eE RSkH i19S 19S 2osh s1ih i
~, nv. ,ls. p. antl 30 srupERakERs, an,
N. Y. ave. and BladensburE I'd, TR
STATION WAGON for blind salesmen;
we can't afford 4 high price; must
i'H!9g sa3Ps sI1sa FOR tn THE BLIND PROD
WoSLp LIKE TO BUY a nice clean
automobile for cash. No dealers
please. Mr., LAMAR, N ST; 5sss3. ,
cash o., 11acre lot. for '4s or 40
AuToMoB1EE eis Il " WANTED at once by
travelling man; have all cash. Cali
LINCoLN-zEPHYR 1910 or 1871.
Rsg ag highest PFsf + in 1895 t99d fGnd Rsede
ANY is1Snq MAKE aEsf OR OR No MoDEL ii'4 wrecked
cars; cracked blocks, etc. Open
CHEAP OLD CARS WANTED, HI.
$3.50; EFeeked' 7oGo eTscked Sdntr9 running
Will ht FAY 4 HIGHEST DOLLARS for
clean used automobile; LEO ROCCA,
INC; 430l Connecticut ave. NV
cnr'aL% for 4S. u US pra inmediats ht' CASH ASH
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut.
MUST PURCHASE dependable used
car Immediately; prefer late model;
will pay all cash. Call between 9-o
weekdays. no. 6079.
HOLD RI JUST A MINUTE. get high,
est cash price for your new or used
WooD MOTOR Co, 17i7 Rhode
island ave. ne. Open 9 am. to
WANTED, used ears, any year, any
make or model. for export; imme-
diate cash, no waiting: Contact AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC, 1871 Blad-
"WiS SVfSuIs IWsITTH VIM" More SIS for
your ear. No delay. Open 9 am. to
4 pm. Open Sunday. 10 am: to g
pm. WINN MOTORS. 159 Florida
ave. ne Elk: 2696:
MORE Cash FOR YOUR CAR, new
or used. Drive in, bring your title
and get cash. WOLFE MOTORS.
FAIR iite rs HSrksT ( it' 'AFPRAsALs T s'ea on a.
HskfsR6sfzc Hskis & ffss IS iisss assured St. =:
We esrs WAIT s ose. se ma b. 70 usfH
eessiil 'eP CHARLES aiis . 3. DiL1s. ME-. Sses
or WI. 0463 after g pm: g..
BuICK-Wll pay highest cash for
FIooop PoNi1Ac, PotNri1 4s2i connecticyt:
PONTIAC-Will pay highest cash for
Eaoop poNT1He, asi i3msasassi'c sssi 'connscs,cus.
Evening star., 1949-02-28
OFFICIAL NOTICES

OF THE DIgTRICN
OF Columbia, February %, 1919
a publie hearing having been held
by the Commissioners Of the DistricS
OF Coium moia In the matter Of closing
n the District Of Columbia, said
that the aiiev ares n SQUARE @ sps9i1s S9ff,
closed. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that under date Of February 9, 1915,
snsy ors have ave prepared the following
o5oe5 fa e.. nS0Rl2laRe n0RlplEREp;, Ihst pursusnt
3O7' approved December is. 1889,
the alley area as shown in grsen
On plat filed in the once Of thN
surveyor OF the District Of Columbia
and numbered as Map 1927 IL 6ers~
oX ordered CLOSED; same 70 taxa
senect On and after March 81. 1e49:
sbntt'Is sfi6 t5sa 50 closed 70 revert 70 the
on said map; the said CLOSING ts
take effect on the effective data
sforeSaid, according to Item lG
described as follows Is) Eiosinss
Pruabliis alley n sousrs 5711 sxsead.
ing I'M. irem 53rd strset TO Branch Aves
a" Any and ell parties interested
must fls. IN writing, with the COM
missioners,, D; c.. objections, If any.
TO this closing before March 81,
s4s, otherWlss said closing shah
oscoms effective on and after that
gaze gaze n accordance with the proviss
YOUNG, Guy Mason, doEpoSN peS Il.
YOUNG. Commissioners Of The DiSs
fe2a.24.2b.2s,2s,mhl,2.s,<,B,7,s,e,Io e. .2s,2
Evening star., 1949-02-28

PRoPoSALs-For furnishing pspefa
for the United states GovernmepS
Printing ofice.-sealed proposals
yin sta & F'iivsS IN S. uns5 loom 10 q sh. 1oia
esnmi.'esw espi1ol. w.shinston, sh n''5 B, e. fos
furnishing the paper for the PUBLIC
paper for the use Of the Govern.
ment snt. dspt5tmsn fs bs nstret fno g.
beginning April /, 1915; deliveries
to be I o. b. Government Printing
ing, Washington, D. C., The pro-
S eqSss sa F II. 1s sva 1psns g @ as d
by the Joint Committee on Print
for the interest OF the Government
whose bids are in conformity vita
the requirements Of the proposal
The COMMITTEES reserves the right p
other part. Il, IN It's opinion, such
action would be in the interest o.
the Government, Blank PROPOSALS
containing the Instructions. scheas
tained by addressing John J. QevinSa,
Public Printer, Washington %, R
c. Contracts will be entered tntS
for supplying the quantities re-
quired, whether more or less thaA
srsph is Of the inItructions: The
set forth in detail in the schedui4
comprise; Paper, 100000 pounds
newsprint paper; 100000 pounqs
cataloE news paper: l, ,7eo. 900 peunSSs ne
pounds english finish book pspefS
10000 pounds machine-hnish hook
end paper; 1,240,000 pounds odses
book paper: 100000 pounds ANTIQUE,
book paper: 10000 u p99Snds p9En lai4
antique r.sst.ns soSk papts tsx oSSG Soo2
SO 500 zoo pounds supsrealsndsrsd
coated book paper; 2,bso,690
pounds mimeogrAph paper; 100000
pounds duplicator copy paper; 260,s
S.S o.o.p pouness nesooeoS1 y Dosaas saass' vrsss vrs
paper; 246,0o0. pounds map pspeN
10000 pounds manifold paper;
100000 pounds bond paper; 46o,.
900 pounds ledger paper; 100000
pounds index paps5i pa psG6 $4,000 pounds
paper PAPER; 10000 T,S sounds % Irsft % pspss:
100000 pounds tag board; f6,O0n
sheets lithocosted cardboard; 5000
sheets railroad board; $50 ,Q99,
pounds wood cardboard: 10000
pDsss pGsssboard; I0 1Soseoo S;u poInds news news.
board; 10000 pounds binders boarM
10000 pounds chestnut cever
board. In cases where more th4nr
1000 reAms are called for, pr6<
reams or more. By direetior Of the
Joint COMMITTEES On Printing,
JOHN ]. DEVnNY, Public Printey,
Washinston, D. C., February l6
1949. te.s1,2sE
Evening star., 1949-02-28
AUCTION SALRS

ADAM A. WEsCHLER . son, s3ss =
tioneers.-TrusteeS sale Of two 1B1{h
EaSsS': ne.S :. 1i:H.. S:sS IT, % Cos dS:da:s snd ss
trHst recorded in Li6sr No. 7ssssli
records Of the District oi columSiasy
and at the request OF party secured w
VII effsr for sale 81 Dusilc suctisaTg
sth day Of March, is4s. at s:doe
o'clock pm; the foiloTing,deseribsA
Rt50RfI'g to%f Lot IT e1sered eas psrS d Of 9e
Of Lot Eettered e" IN IN Fendell. % Trass :
tees subdivision y Square nYmbersAs
per plat recordsd In he ssVd Once &C. q tSsa
ss'S5!sF e ! =! p; psssl!ss sss 8 copsss'
sboo.oo required Of nufehSssr p
sale: Examination OF title. eonve75 I
ancins. recording, revenue stamaell
ssEnsd snd notaEial fees at cost O plSin in,
within torty;nve days from day. S
right 70 ss;sll properly ct risk aud
ten days advertisement Of such ressisS" i"
Washington. b. e. or deposit may s.
forfeited, or without forfeitinE DER
ssys. DSis tafp''ss; ssss Rss oE' .. .auis:ss
i6sEpas Ii5sss ssainst s,fHI1 sS,sfHssITsnE gH!ehassf,
sslds g. wv: y: A. scHRiIR25a is2SaS iSs5IR .lssH
THOMAS J. OWEN 4 SON, auctiongs-.
tees sale Of desirable tWo.storSf
524 Varnum Street. Northwest. BpF
virtue OF a Deed Of Trust recorded =
IN L!ber, No, s2s4. at folio (eb dds
NE Land Records OF the District 6S
GoIumois, We shall sell In front Of
day Of March A. D. l94s at $50,
division in squsrs numbered sixtS-. t
sssen sSe city 81 Of fsSSTsh Ws,snitoAA Addis,en
plat recorded in the Once Of ths3 ?
Sis in Liber 81 s. At ittes toifo Pa p colsT ssi5
BLOCK 81 now taxed as Square a226,
isn6 iisrms &c Of sale, All cssh. Deposit o.
FERNS q .sis e ). eomsl.a ssms q siss saa
within thirty days from date Of saia.
risEnt risE TO 70 res. resell ths property ct tie
chaser, after fve days advertisemsnS5 10
OF such resale in some newSpapeS."
published IN the District q CO.
lum6is; Or deposit may be fer3eitsdt1
or without forfeiting deposit. truSS
asEa,,,.q !esai or eouitable rights asainss
tteulars at time OF sale. All conf
vfeyanclnE.. We q, recording and reyenu%
MSsamOe ss' scHAF2iRfPlt Il s2ii Fl DYIsRfis gSmfHss
scRIXENER. s.. JUNIOR r te;fRo;e
Evening star., 1949-02-28
PROPOSALS

Of the District OF Co.
lumbia. Director OF construetton.
D. ca., February 81. 1915, sssis3
ppr2peSals will be received IN Room
SoS, DEtriet Building, 18th st. and
[pssytvsnis & b. ~ ,,nt,i aye NV; Wssh;astoa
and read for Soil InvestiSaties n
the site Of the proposed Oxon RIM
Hsmentary School. ne: .eornsr 1ok
Mississippi ave. and 4th- st. aa..
ttpns may be Obtained in ROOM 4s7.
2:lslSs aszsS sld' ST.! e. sss9mSSSi ss9SS E.s
GOVERNMENT OF the District Of Cd
resr-;; D, C.. ,Februsry 25;s ie49.
SeAled Pfeposals will be .recetveft N
Styset tie ;;snd PennsyIvania Avenus
200 pm. EST March :, 1915.
and then publicly, opened and: read
for The construction Of Combined
sSs sYse gbos: s:Tsr Is.nS Sci1.y 11.y II n strss
PTejest consists a Of A:sRSs s4o lin. nh IT. ln u
80" die, briok and concrete masonry
sewer and so lin. IT. Of 81" and
- dia. terra Gotta pipe sewer N
OPEN CUT and 80 lin. #. Of 81" dis.
nraI,. serra eotta pipe sewer IN TUNNEL.
AOPS"A b1o4lp dIIu SpGCluC49
nis3s,1n t,Dns may s,t3b ss tq3btainsa in Room 1S5.
Ext. 237sl fe 25 2s, 90 mh1 .2,3.
GOVERNMENT Of The District CO.
lumbia, Director of Highways. b. G.
washington, February, "a, leie.
Sealed proposals will be received al
Room 500; District Building, 14th,
WASHINGTON 4: D. G, until 2 pm.
Eastern Standard Time, March IN.
1949. and then publicly opened and
read for improving the surface road.
way OF K st. NV. from Rock Creek
to Key Bridge: including the con.
struction OF, ramp roadways con.
pSSStns nSVy at RSsf Sgf, creek rd and Petomas
aaa oaant.s axe are aoe as aausls ys4ds
s-inch reinforced cement concrete
roadway pavement and $500 linear
feet Of cement concrete curb, OF
sltsInates; i.6oo SQUARE yards q
asphalt top and binder and 1905
linear feet of combination cement.
concrete curb and gutter. The at-
tention of bidders Is directed TO Ehs
rsouired contract provisions cover.
contract and to the use Of domestic
materials. Attention OF ths bidders
Is particularly called 10 the require
ments as to conditions OF employ.
ment to be observed and minimum
rasf Hssf rates rs. to be Dsa qndsr I'm rs9 SS
ment Service. for the District Of
Columbia, is Mr.. Robert A. Morrison.
503 K st NV, Washington, D. ca
Proposal form may be obtained .at'
Room AZ PSt6fct 9Gd6 rTt.ndios Budns ,s1s s-
foOA Os o6 90 roh1
Evening star., 1949-02-28
1114 Vermont ave. NV, Wash .
Oldest Ford Dealer. MA. 9s50. rs
dnENYA

largest indoor showroomS We try
to keep at least 100 cars on display
at all times. Most cars have radios
and heaters; easily financed and If
your car exceeds the down payment,
We pay you cash difference.
HILL & TIBBITTS
1I14 Vermont ave. NV, Wash 8
Oldest Enrd Dealer. MA OSLO. -oS
Evening star., 1949-02-28
STETART MOTORS guaranteed used
S245

Or highest ofier takes this 1887
Lafayette (Nssh) 4-dr. sedan; heater,
good tires can be seen at 5s76 n
Wash. blvd, Arl., KE. 6s6S. rs
Evening star., 1949-02-28

MERCURY 40 club cpe,; r. and h =.
low mileage; beautiful maroon fin
ish; $2.l95. Carries a Chernerized
Evening star., 1949-02-28
LEGAL NOTICES

HENRY GILLIGAN, Attorney.
The UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate Court-In re. Es-
tate OF Martha Y. Crossman, De
ceased.-Administ No. 1O,535.
ORDER NIS1.-Henry Gilligan, Ad
mlnlstrator, c, t. a., of the estate
Of Martha Y. Crossman, Deceased,
having reported to the Court that
pursuant to decree passed in the
above entitled cause, he has sold
SAID decedents real estate. to wit
That part Of original Lot Az in
Square 3l31 in the City of Wash
lngton, District of Columbia, being
premises, G06 Randolph Street NV.
more fully described in said report
70 S. ]. Thomas for the sum OF
$4,000. all cash, subject to brokers'
commission in the sum of $500
Under the terms and conditions sci
forth in said report. 1t is by the
Court this 23rd day OF February
la49s ADJUDGED. ORDERED anc
DECREED, that the said sale BIZ
ratified and confirmed unless cause
to the contrary be shown before thf
1lth day OF March, l949. provided q
copy OF this order be published In
the WASHINGTON Law Reporter once
not less than ten days prior to said
last mentioD<d date. and in The
washington Star three times at least
ten days prior to March II. 1899
T. ALAN GOLDSBOROUGH. Judge
tSeal) A true Copy Attest. ELLA
A BROWN, Deputy Register of Wills
Tor the District of Columbia. Clerk
OF the Probate Court fe25 2RoS
Evening star., 1949-02-28
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job: prompt
service; reas: local or long distsnes
IA. 1887, after 6 pm GE. 10
AVAILABLE IMEDIATELY = 194s
Chevrolet vans, stakes. panels ana
trset. PtBLic SERVICE DRIV,,UR
SELF, 1923 L st. NV. ME 7Oll.
EEW PANELS. vans and stakes ny
the hour, day, week or year; S1EE- @
D-iv-Ur Self. col Que st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-02-28

THos. J. OWEN & SON. auctioneers
435 Southern Building ng-Trustees
sale OF valuable two-story row brick
buildings with store on hrst fioor
and apartment above; being known
as premises No. 1928 New Jersey
avenue Northwest. BY virtue Of q
certain deed Of trust duly recorded,
in Liber No. 1857. Folio 507 ct SEQ ;,
Of the land records of the District OF
Columbia, and at the request OF
the party secured thereby, the un-
dersisned trustees will sell at public
aTcti9n r;,..SIr in =, frSnt Of the premises; On
l949, at $40 o'clock Pm. the .fol-
situate in the District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being part OF
original Lot 9 in Square 523, being
more particularly described by metes
and bounds in said deed of trust;
said property being now known for
purposes OF assessment and taxa
ton as Lot $50 in Square 523
Terms Sold subject to prior build
ing ing association first deed of trust
Prior prior second deed eo6 of trust for sp-
1o,]nocs tieulars Of ,,a which VII be be an an
chase price above said trust. to be
paid in cash. A deposit of $500
required. Conveyancing. recording
etc. at purchasers cost Terms to
be complied with within 30 days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and re-
sold at the discretion Of the trustees.
WADDELL r. THOMAS. CLARENCE
R T1GN0R, Trustees.
Evening star., 1949-02-28
STATION WAGONS

sTATToN WAGON '46 Ford. super de
luxe heater excellent Gond 90 Day
suarantee; 1900. Call ST 143l- e
FORD 1910 sta. wGn: new rubber;
low mileage; original owner; Ss2o.
EX $500, Ext 515l. -
Evening star., 1949-02-28
AUCTION SALES lcent.) }

c. G, SLOAN 4 CO.. Auctioneers.-
eteck and Packard baby grand
pianos, Oriental rugs, ONCE {urni-
ture, bedroom, dining room and liv-
ing room furniture, large lot ster-
ling silver and plated ware, book
cases, file cabinets. large lot books
lamps. mirrors, radios, pictures,
china glassware. Chinese art objects,
beds, box springs. mattresses, two
electric pin ball machines, etc, At
PUBLIC auction at Sloan's, us 18th
St. Wednesday. March end, at 10
am. From storage concerns. estates
and private owners. Now on view
Terms: Cash. c. G. SLOAN a. CO,
Aucts., Established 1891.
Evening star., 1949-02-28

FORD le4S Tudor Super de luxe; r.
and h.. beautiful black finish; excel
lent buy at ST ,59b. Carries q Cher
neriZed guarantee
Evening star., 1949-02-28

FORD 1947 club coupe; r. and h.;
orig. maroon finish; S1,595; carries
Chernerized guarantee.
CHERNER MOTOR. co.
I'LL Florida ave. NV, Ho. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-02-28

CHERNER MOTOR co.
I'LL Florida ave. NV, HO. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-02-28

FoRR ssRo1sS 1s4s es.g EoTdoF sas and hi es
carries a CherneriZed guarantee
Evening star., 1949-02-28

LINCOLN 1a49 4-dr. sedan; r. and
h, overdrive; S2,S95.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
I'LL Florida ave. NV. Ho. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-02-28
AUTO rRUeKs-sALE Cont. /,

1871 PANEL DODGE, 1-ton pickup:
SUPPLY OFFICE. 17o4 18th st
SUD spTDrRakfR PE ssO9 1a4z Ext b.tscn ass; pickup
This truck Is as clean as new and
priced a. $9s5. studebaker one-and
half ton. 152-in. wheel base;
equipped with heater and s@5xeo
10-ply tires all around: new. priced
at ,S1;;075. MCNEIL MOTORS IN IMCs;
4034 Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. 1856.
DODGE 1910 s4-ton panel, S295; new
painted sacrifice price. HI. $3.50
no4sE IN 1880 psrtsst '0a eondsaa RfRs sss5
TO immediate buyer or best offer
AID. 0500. i
'atyA1at 6ody, motor Just sf' ovsrhsuled; sSaSs
co. 036s, between s and 500
WHITE 1941 2Ta-ton. with 14-ft. van
body; $500. Call Mr.. Hearn. EX
III, JoHNs-MANv1LLE CORP
1SsTERSS2rioNaH Eli Ss22 IL AL 1887 1m-ton With
Aft. van body; $3.50; Can Nj.
VILE VILE coRP., 5N a9s ST.; 5th Gl St. NV. MSs
DODGE 1871 1-ton panel; tires
practically new with spare, Pr Priee
Can be seen Mon. at 1921 Blair
rNTERSAr1oNAL m 1871 KS. 1ls-ton
stake. equipped with hish rack stake
body, in good cond. San be used for
s.s s;sss s4e s'tf carvY PFisfd caAsE MooR SHSs
co, 1928 Wis. ave, Bethesda, Nd,
FORD ia41 sedan delivery, in good
cond., new paint, just past inSpec-
tion. s445 or best offer. FA. 1888,
Evening star., 1949-02-28
AuroMoBILEs FOR sALE

FORD 1916 super de luxe Fordor; seat
covers and h.; $1.2e6. This car
carries 0 CherneriSed guarantee.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
1711 Florida ave. NV, Ho. 5000
Evening star., 1949-02-28

CHERNER MOTOR co.
It'll Florida ave. NV, Ho. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-02-28

CHERNER MOTOR co.
It'll Florida ave. NV, HO. 5000
Evening star., 1949-02-28

FORD 1e47 convertible; maroon fin
ish r. and h.; real buy at $1,595;
carries a Chernerized guarantee.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
I'LL Florida ave. NV, Ho. 5000
Evening star., 1949-02-28
TRIJCK VALUES

TRUCK VALUES
rs GMC pickup; looks Ike .o.
4b GMc AcR b2s C &c $50
40 GMc lt7-ton, c 4; c. 2a5
'35 GMC 5-ton. c q c as
'45 GMC 1l7-ton, c a. c, new
motor ESD. axle S3n
al Chevrolet panel del. 80
AS Ford li7-ton. c & c, lTb SD
a. Chevrolet l l2-ton. c L. 92
al Mack COE. 2-ton, c e. 49o
45 International 1-ton van
Al cond. IS5
40 Chevrolet 17-ton panel 80 l95
open until 1880 Saturdays,
GMC Truck and Coach Div.
g. AhAh 4
Evening star., 1949-02-28
MONEY BACK
MONEY BACK

2-day trial, money-back guarantee
4-month guarantee This sensa-
tional double guarantee takes all
the risk out of buying a used car.
'46 Pontiac Streamliner ST. ,595
AZ Ford de luxe coupe ,3a5
Al Nash 500 4-dr. 1926
Shop in comfort at Washington'S
largest indoor showroom We try
to keep at least 100 cars on dis
play at all times. Most cars have
radios and heaters; easily financed
and II your car exceeds the down
payment we pay you cash difference.
HILL & TIBBITTS