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Evening star., 1950-05-29
Produce Markets

-, Baltimore quotations furnished bv the
United States Department Of Asriculture:
poultry, butter and esas we're eteIaS,ss. not sys.
soItdI soIe today because OF the Memorial Day
bic. $50: equivalent 10 loads sisusSter
sssfeEs s,eIy d.,v and loads stock cattle trading
mand broadest on slaughter steers ' and md
stock cattle and these selling generally 80
eiasses eatt. m6stv shap sst
ll5o pound steers. 90. .5o-31 90: bulk early early
ins 14b pound sYo %ei9hts nsa sS's iseipd S6
s5d medium: 90: 5000 f09%Sn soss
sSse. sSSsz6S SYs sand ssea sS
stocker steers. 2s.OO-S3 90. caves Aho
Calves. 400; fairly active; ton. on
nrasgner; otherwise mostly steady with last
practiesy tie few sorted shSice vesiers
2'oo9o-aa7.oo 90 bulk good and ehaice veaisrs,
57oo c1is LIZ; ecsmmo1 dn5o snd M medium. 5000
HOES LOO; active. generally so cents
nigner on harrows and gifts, sows clear
eegt. ing sioTly. few under 400 pounds, 26- so
same am .s advance; early bulk good and choice Ice
~, top, l-0Ui 22U-24O pounds, 20 80
2d:0o; 240-260 pounds. l975-20 so: go
3oo pounds, 1s:75-1925: 300 pounds up,
1873 down; 120-14O pounds, II 7.5O-ls. %:
Dounds' pounds 2925,25:75; b. sows under 400
scarce. none sold; stays quoted o.O0-3 90
sarbage-fed hogs, 1.50-2 90, under price
of same weight grain-feds.
Sheep, $50; early estimate included
double deck Of spring lambs that sold
late Saturday; today's offerings Include
one load old-crop wooled lambs and few
lots spring lambs and ewes; spring lambs
generally 90 higher than last Thursday
with good and choice 73-SO-pound aver
ages at 81 00-32.O0; early top, 80 90:
ewes UNCHANGED: good and choice ll8-
150-pound weights, 1OOO-l1 90: Saturday
sales included g decks country graded
good and choice $3.50 pound spring lambs
at 32.00-40.
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts, 1895 10O-pound sacks
Wheat - Receipts. none; shipments,
81 900 bushels; stocks. 2,05S,34I bushels;
No. 2 red winter garlicky, spot. domestic,
2.40; May, 2.40: No. red winter Rarlicky
spot, 2.35
corn--Reeeipts. none: shipments. none;
stocks. 1,g14.S3S bushels.
stocks; 99.3l0 bushels; no quotations.
Barley-Receipts. none; shipments, none;
stocks. III 1874 bushels.
Rye-Receipts none; shipments. none:
stocks. 1854 bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts. none; shipments,
none; stocks. 21S .057 bushels
Mfllfeed-Receipts, III tons
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Auto Plants Expected
To Produce 5,25O,OOO
Cars by Years End
ey Dovid ]. Wilkie
A.soeioted Press Av.eme,ivs tdi,et

Aksoeioted Press Avsomesi~e Editor
DETROIT. May $50 far this
year the auto industry has built
more than 2.s0o 900 vehicles, II
should do at least as well in the
next five months.
How long the industry can go
on producing at record levels with
out overtaking its market con-
tinues to be widely discussed in
trade circles. There was an cas-
ing of in productions and demand
in the final quarter of last year
and much talk about the great
sales effort that would be needed
in 1850.
But to date this year few re-
tailers have had to exert much
sales effort. Orders have been
rolling in faster than have the
cars from the factory.
1t is fairly we'll agreed through
out the industry that the long
Chrysler strike stimulated fears
of shortages and brought many
buyers into the market. But
Chrysler is back in production and
it is carrying on one of the big
gest promotion campaigns in it's
history.
Aside from allaying fears Of a
car shortage this summer. Chrys-
ler's reopening is giving a big push
to the industry's overall output.
Many industry experts are ask
ing whether the Chrysler resump-
ton and the fading shortage fears
will bring a drop in retail demand.
Normally sharp decline in new
car demand is due around the end
Of July.
But there hasn't been any
thing approaching normal in the
automotive industry since it re-
sumed peacetime operations on
July /. l945. 1t was we'll into
the final quarter of last year be-
fore an easing of output and
demand developed. Even October
car sales last year totaled nearly
466, 900. In addition, $4,000
trucks were delivered by dealers.
Last year the industry built
1887 1897 passenger cars. There is
little doube it will turn out $780,
o0O this year. Added to the 194s
output this would make a three
year total Of more than IA million
passenger car assemblies.
The industry never came even
close to that volume in any pre-
vious three-year period.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Stocks Edge Forward
Despite Trading lulI
Preceding Holiday
BY she Assosiased Press

NEW YORK, May 29.-Prices
perked up today in the stock mar
ket. despite a general pre-holiday
trading lull.
Gains ran from fractions to
around a point, with only isolated
spots of weakness. The market
will be closed tomorrow for Me-
mortal Day.
American Telephone was fairly
active att lines an da little lower,
and a few Of the utilities followed
that sagging movement.
Childs Co. continued a favorite
and moved to a new high. Colo
rado Fuel & Iron also made a
new high after directors declared
an increased quarterly dividends
and an extra.
Goodyear and United States
Rubber also touched new highs
without much activity. Other rub
bers, however, were dull.
Among the major groups steels,
motors and radio-television made
fractional gains. Rails were mixed
and quiet. while oils and chem
icals were unchanged to higher.
Today's mild strength comes
after week that ended with a
net loss. On only one day did the
market get ahead. Prices on
average, however, still are only
slightly under a four-year peak.
On the higher side were
Bethlehem Steel, Republic Steel,
General Motors, Chrysler, Stude-
baker, Santa Fe, Union Pacific,
Barnsdall Oil, American Smelling
American Cyanamid. Dow Chemi-
cal, Union Carbide. Philip Morris,
American Tobacco. United States
Plywood, Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt,
Emerson Radio. Philco, Lockheed
and Celotex. ..
Higher prices paid for Third
Avenue Transit Corp. took the
spotlight in the bond market
after a proposal for harassed New
York City transit fares. Other
wise the bond market was slow
United States Government securi-
ties in the over the counter
market were unchanged.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, May % lPl.-salable hogs
higher all weights butchers; sows 25 cents
higher. instances as much as so cents
higher; top, 20.50; most good and choice
pounds, pounds iS.755o Ss5osi IS; S9o.3so s poGnds'
19.25-1975; few 330-35O pounds, 1875
1925; small lots 150-lS0 pounds, 1879
20.25; good and choice sows under $50
pounds, 16.15-1S.00; few choice light
weights as high as 1880: -6OO-pound
VENTS, 15.25-l6.75; early clearance.
salable cattle, 5000; saalble calves,
300; active; steers and yearlings, so to
100 higher; least advance on medium
to low:.good grades: heifers mostly sc
cents higher; cows and bulls. $3.50 cents
hieher; vealers strong; load choice 1918.
steers, % 29; 81 5o-3e 80; medium to ow-sood
$780,; load choice 1,1O0-pound heifers
held above 31.59; most good and choice
heifers, 29.00-31 90; good cows, 2225.
240O; common and medium beef cows
1S.75-22 90; cutters, 17.00-1S.50; can.
ners. 15.00-16.75; medium and good sau.
sage bulls. 22.00-23.50; vealers, $500
down.
salable sheep, 500: slaughter lamb.
steady to strong supply negligible: decl
choice 110-pound No. l skin-fed lambs
26.75, the top; short load medium South.
west shorn lambs, $780, native springer
in small lots, 2S.0O-30.00;. ewes dull
weak to so cents lower bidding 800
down on 200-pound fat ewes; deck 15O
pound Gull to choice offerings. $50.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. May 20 1P-Foreign ex-
change rates follow Great Britain in DOL
lars, others in cents,: Canadian dollar il,
New York open market ga per cent dis
count or 90.l2h United States cents,
Europe--Great Britain (pound), 2.SOh,
UNCHANGED; Great Britain 30-day futures,
500, unehansed; Great Britain 6O-day
90-day futures. 2.79it, unchanged: Bel
gium tfrsncl; 1.991s. unchanged; France
.franel, ;2si Of q cent, uneha need;
cent; Italy Oira). .16ta OF q cent, un-
changed; Portugal tescudo), 3.47, up
OF O. cent; Sweden fkrona), 1887 un-
unchanged
Latin Amersca--Argentina (free). II 20,
unchanged: Brazil nree), $50. unchanged;
Mexico. 11.67, UNCHANGED: Venezuela
tBolivarl, 30.05, unchanged
Far Esst-Hong KONG dollar, 17.bb,
Evening star., 1950-05-29
New York Produce

NEW YORK. May % G9.-Butter ttwc
aays a2ic. receipts o pts 500 oie; easy Whelesale
than 90 score (AA), 81 cents: p2 score
tA)' 59h; 80 score tB). 571z; SO score
Wholesale eggs were higher today. Two
days receipts totaled 27.667 cases. Spot
Midwestern-Mixed colors. fancy heavy
weights.. 36-36h; processed, 37-37h; ex-
q h-32h; processed,. "a; current receipts,
29-32; dirtiss. 3o-30h; checks, 2sh-29h.
Whttes-Fancy heavyweishts, 3S-3Sh:
processed, 80; extra / large, 35-35;
extra large, 321a-33: extra 1 medium,
Browns-Fancy. heavyweishts. 36h-37;
extTs ! large. 34h-35: .
fancy quotations are based largely on
exchange trading.l
Whites, extra fancy heavyweights: Al;
fancy heavyweights. 1913: others, large,
1895; medium, 35; pullets. IS.
. Browns, extra fancy hsavyEeiEhts; 3s;
1894; mediums. "a; pullets. %.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
New York Cotton

NEW YORK May 20 1P.-cotton fu-
lures were irregular in forenoon trading
today. Scattered liquidation and hedge
selling about Offset light trade orders.
Traders anticipated an increase in the
mid-May cotton parity scheduled for an
nouneement after the close of trading
on Wednesday. Traders felt that the
loan has lost much of its force as a mar
ket factor because future prices are al
ready we'll above loan ideas.
Noon prices were % cents q bale lower
to 10 cents higher than the previous
close. July. 1925; October, 31.90, and
December, 31.SI.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Washington Exchange

Potomac Electric Power common-50 al
15h4, 80 at 1874
Garfinckel common-25 at TN, IS at
l7Aa, 75 at l7h.
Capital TranSit-10 at 80.
Garflnckel common-3O at 17h.
Washington Gas $3.50 pfd.-l0 at lO7h
washington Gas S425 pfd.--3 at 1O4.
woodward & Lothrop common-2O at AZ
Potomac Electric p3.6Oeo pfd. "A"-4 at
47h. / at 47k.
Garf1nckel common-5 at l7h
Capital Transit lst pfd. 4s-Si 900 at %
woodward & Lothrop pfd.-1O at iO7.
Potomac Electric Power common-5O nj
15A. 500 at 1874.
Notice-This exchange will be closed
tomorrow, Memorial Day.
Evening star., 1950-05-29

Cherry -Burrell Corp. earned
$151 ,870 in six months ended April
80 VS.. SIS, ,585 o year earlier.
Diveo Corr. net income for six
months ended April 80 was 1885,
927 or 70 cents VS.. $269, ,1OS or so
cents in the same period last year.
Evening star., 1950-05-29

Hourly sales on Che ExchanEe To-day:
1900 am. $50 900 1900 noon 500 ooo
100 p.m-- $40 900 900 pm. 900 600
4unit Of trading 10 shares. sIn bank.
ruptcy or receivership or being reorganised
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed BY such companies. Rates Of divi-
dends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements. based on the last quarterly
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. CID Called. Ex dividend
stock dividend. Cash or stock. eDe.
clared or paid SO far this year. payable
IN stock. estimated cash value on ea. .S.vi.
or paid after stock. dividend or spiit-up.
< Declared or paid this year. an accumuls-
this year. dividend omitted. deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting.
Declared 1949 payable in 1850. Y Equi-
cash value undetermined on declsration
date.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
M. Y. Bond Markell
list NCLuDEs ONLY sxLECTEp issUEs

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Associated eressl
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Mo Pae IS 7S-- 7eA
Morrts&E IS s. 90
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NOTN IS 81 ct S9Ss
N Y c IS 2ol3-. oeia
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N Y c As qS 50
NYNHtn4MS'e2 ASA
NYNHH4s9a07 6e3A
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N Y o W Is IS 2A
NY sW RI Sc 81 ASA
No Pac 4izs rs loYS
No pae q o. 1o73i
| Ohiu I'd IS IA 1cel&
Pac G&E 3s ~ 1o4sA
P tat 2s.s as looiS
PennCo Is SO Z lo3
PennRR 4iss65 io3
PenRR 4RssS4E 96.a
tennR Sk4s So lo1ts
PhPet ev2&ss75 lo7bs
SLSP $Ms:o22 STA
StLSW 1st4sSo lis
Seaoin4 tes3Oia 65SS
Soconv avs 20 ssiA
So Pac 4ths Al 93
Soupac cy 3stso lo61t
SO Ry gn IS 50 1oA
So Rwy As SO -
rhiro ave 6sfs0 25iS
Third Ave 4S6a 81
On Il Mo IS 6S 1oAi1
Wstn On IS 40 eS1s
WstEcv2 6SsTS 11o3s
Westhse Il CIV
| 1855 73 cid 1oAss
! Wis Cent Is 20 rs
Evening star., 1950-05-29

80 ~ 4ANNSS@AS WI
lFurnished ~ Il
FOREIGN l:Is
Australis3I4s57 S7A
Bran 3sas \ ser ~
Colomeia IS 20 A6A
CoxtaRica SGl 2SA
Denmk 5hs SIS S65s
Mex Is lo-63 q
sm aSd pa
NORWAY 3hs 81 SeA
DOMESTIC I:Is
Am Airl IS 90 S1h
Am&Fp 5seuS0 Sc
AmT&T SMs5s l7e,I
AmT&T 2ssssI llp
AmT&T CASTS 1ooiA
a T S , 80 Is 127L
All CAL 3s.s63 1o4
A c I As So los
Bdso ev4h2010 AN
Bell Pa IS so c 121b
Can Sou IS So lo<i4
Can Nat 4Es5f 11<L
Can Pae IS perr lo5
CGa 4hs2oaGB 80
cRRNJ Sk4s g. -
C&Nw 4i4s % s5
ciev On T 5s73 lo7b
ColSSo AVS so ~
Col Gas Shs7l 1o2z
Con I'd cv3S63 IDOL
Det Ed cv 3s 80 l16
HAM Inc IS 81 5e
&c 4As 90 s41
'CCSI IS 63A lo3s-
fntGtNo IS SOB eeiA
Lac Gas 4.as6S ll7
Lautro N inc rs 96
Lehv 4x2a0SD S6i1
MiehCnt4hs7 eAi.
MKT ad bs67 -
Mo- Pae IS n p lO2iA
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, May 90 GR.-spot non.
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, oOH
pound. Connecticut Valley: lead. IL
East st. Louis.
Evening star., 1950-05-29

ABc vndcp so
Ainsvorth l
Alum Ito 2.40a
Alum Co Am ..
Am Maracaibo
Anch PostPr "a
ArkNatGsA.30e
Atlas Corp WV
Brit Col Pw B
Brown-FDis. so
Burma Ltd
Cal&EdmCp.1
Calf 81 Pw 60
can Marconi
Cessna Airc Ag
Cherry Burrell
Cities Serv "A
Claude Neon -
Clinch Coal l.
Colts Mfg lie +!
ConsMng&S 3a [
CCar-Na- -V.03e
Cont F&M1 go
Crown Cen Pet
Crown DRUG
Dennison Al
El Bd g. Sh 4sf
EQUITY Cp 07e-
Eureka c Ltd
r FchildE&A.35g.
FordMotFr.06g
Evening star., 1950-05-29
Dividends Announced

BY the Assoeioted Press
Evening star., 1950-05-29
N. 7. Curb Market

'NLY SELECTED ISSUES
.l5 Imp Oil Ltd Il 22le
3 IowanlG&E wd 2e
= JefiLakeSul 80 12ba
3l1 Kaiser Frazer. 81
, Kirby Pet i7g 1e1e
ase Lanston Mon . 18iA
6A Lefcourt RI ise- l&iA
Iva LongIsland Ltg ns
4A Louis l. & Z 2 34iA
3as Mid Sta Pet a.e 11ib
zsb Mid-W Abr 20 AIs
Ns MonroeLoan 20 3aS
Ms Nat Fuel @ 80 15,&
5se Nat Union Rad 4tA
5La New Mex&Ariz e3A
"a Mag Hud Pow. l71s
o1e Northrop Airc .
oB Pancoastal OH 2se
~ Pantepec Oil S3l
5Se Raytheon Mfg 1o1S
sM Royalite Oil.26- 12ba
IA Segal Lock&H ia
2h Standard Brew LIS
~ Std OIL KY "a 40
5M Std Pow g. 1t 7
2m Sterling Inc 6M
2H TngSoMampAe Ia
oes Utah-Ida 8 he- 3st
ls Walthm Watch "
Ns Ward Bak var ~
6iA Woodley Pet "a 13ht
se' WrightHar Ice l3<
Evening star., 1950-03-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 194s stresmliner "s"
Sedanette; beautiful 2-tone finish.
+. and h.. S. c.. outside sun visor; a
aT ssT eon msafs ser ss and in de
this one. Reduced to S1,396: "a
ewes. tili 8. CoAsT-IN PONTIAC,
405.a! Fla; ave, ne, At. 1900.
coupe; fully equipped; 500 cash to
equal to Si.3oo. Ii. s-573s. 80
PONTIAC l947 6-cylinder club coupe;
Mccoy eeNtD;lo eMNoD;TloRs. NC. nit 1883 $3.50 Penn Penn:
sylvania ave. Sc. LU. 1922. lis
1e41 2-dr.-This is TO-
days best buy! SO hurry on down
and see this. fine, car today; low
f2sn f%gr DsSoSfooi NoTos 0n G6 sisS Sord S4aIa
1901 MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-410O.
1885 49,: very nice shape,
ssJysam o color; sls5 or best otter.
ros1iaa a fS3' ,s!s ssssnesss !,,z assr n
ssIleEsd interior: only sI;ls5,
Dealer; 1901 MINI. ave. ne, Lu.
Pontiac 1s41 streamliner. s-door;
sssflinesF ssltl s4;5 az Can nsE oR 4ssa gsahanlia
PONTIAC 194S sedan-cpc.: Hydra
Matte. radio. heater: This is .ont.
eaf y asT CASH ssf eGaden rae on
terms. BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis
consin ave. WO. 5000. 10 :
PONTIAC 1917 streamliner sed.:, q
gray; sac, 81. ESQ. KI. S-s13S. =!
PONTIAC 1889 club coupe; splendid
condition.: sacrifice; 81 l49. full price.
ROPER" 18th and R. l. ave- is. ne
PONTIAC 1e47 streamliner IS" club
It's beauty; $3.50 down. Ss15 bal.
in easy payments. WARREN SAM
pERs, :o1o Bladensbure rd., re-
PONTIAC 81, ia4e "s'' club conv.: fully
equipped: one owner. It's beauty;
msnts nH a0SR. WARREa RE . sxNpERs:' ' ssio l
Bladensburg rd.- ne. Ii. 4-2l2I.
PONTIAC 1e4e 4-dr. sed.; r. and h..
black finish. good interior. Glad to
and trade. SID wELLBCRN MO-
TORS, 5000 Ga. ave: 81. 1898.
PONTIAC 1913 s-cylinder sed.; very
b.. Hydra Matte transmission. low
mileage. Glad to demonstrate.
Guar. Terms and trade S1,495.
SID WELLBORN MOTORS, 5000
Ga. ave. 81. 1893. Ia
1887 Commander A.
dr.; ok: S45. KENILWORTH AUTO
CO.. 1901 KeniiWorth ave. ne. vi.
AL Open Sunday. 19s
'4s conv. coupe; r.
and h.: 3D.: S1,395,, $50 down.
METROPOLITAN MOTORS, NY.
ave. Bladensburg road. "a
so comm. sedan;
equip; S1,595, Se5 down. METRO
POLTTAN MOTORS, N Y. ave,
Bladensburg rd. "a
STUDEBAKEB le41 Champion sedan;
1916 motor; radio and climatizer;
good mech. cond.; $500. WI. 1850.
-l9
Evening star., 1950-03-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

~ OsytO =. O.N
PACKARD l94s eonv. CLUB coupe; :.
aes sne dreetiohs e1iaHam sisnss snshon powder
blue With black top; S1,795. Call
PACKARD 1910 4-door; motor excel
lent: lent: sss 5ody G slsan; tires practically
racKARD asH Ra5' 1sSS 2S iss5 i3S| dc luxe is sed.
Company oficial car. driven very
little; new car title and guar; list
price $500. save S3o4: down pymt
eSFos s5aa Has MooR eE 0 5atf s1sr naRslns gprinS
Phiia. ave, S. S. Nd. 80
PACKARD 1912 Clipper" sedan;
ments. AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1881
Bladensburg I'd. Ii. $500. ga
PLYMOUTH 40 sedan: equipped q
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS.
1871 Bladensburg rd. Ii. 3-ssO0;
PLYMOUTH 1885 .4-door; mechani-
Mccoy MOTORS. INC. 1888 Penn
sylvarlia ave. Sc. LU. 1-9732. -ls
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door sedan; pri-
yate owner; completely overhauled:
heater: S376. AP. 4172. -19
PLYMOUTH 1946 4-dr.-Don't take
dse Tis shs sGe lamys SsssesE Sesatv
esK @ofoR 0a5y ~. sssS EeFd b,eer. SosTHEAsT sS1
p MINI; Vmoi, ays; ne. Lu; 4-410Q. -19
aependable TRANSPORTATION? You will
sss5. NoRTHEAsTTl MOTOR a55 Or CO, g.
Ford Dealer 44oo Bennine I'd, ne.
fLfMogtYTiHI 1850 a,ar: sedan: Els r. and
oeS % slsso So 'bbis b. ois IL sasn
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe sedan; in.
tuli price. s RosER. 18Th and siog ( T.
rIYfMo6;rH 1s41 Special de luxe as' 4
thrcughout good Terms, s44s. SID
WELLsoRN MOTORS, 5000 Ga. ave.
rETMoGTH Ply; taSii 1s4s Special d. luxe luxe 4
dr.; very clean throughout. r. and
vi WELEBosN isaof ans aoToRs sFeas $500 $3.50 sIp as
PIYMoUTH 1919 4-dr. sedan; special
de luxe; approx. 10000 mi; ST $50;
pvt. owner; call TR. 4"ss or 10,
PIYMo%6jTH 1s4s Suburban: 1-oWner 1g
car; condition excellent; 81 4e5.
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr.; owner: orig
inal spotless black finish, r. and b.,
exceptionally clean interior. excel
lent engine; only S345. ROYAL
MOTORS. Washington's oldest Pack
ARD ARD dealer. dealer. Ii Kennedy st. NV.
PLYMoUTH 40 2-dr.; ~ ensine:
! owner. original blue finish, priced
for quick sale: S395. S135 down.
Oldest Packard dealers, Is Kennedy
st. NV, TU. 5000. 80
PLYMOUTH 1941 business coupe;
$ss5' or best Offer 1901 Georgia
PLYMoUTH. 1e47 4.door sedan r.
and h.. new seat covers, excel. cond.
S1,15o or best offer, TR. e032 after
PLYMOUTH 40 sedan; equipped
quality car. $3.50. $3.50 down. Why
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS.
1871 sladensburE rd., Ii. $500:
fLYMouTH 1e47 Special de luxe f.
door; fully equip; one owner. IT'S
2 beauty; S265 down, $500 bal,
In easy payments. WARREN SAN.
pERS. 2010 Bladensburg I'd, ne,
LII. 4-212I. 20
Evening star., 1950-03-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1888 4-dr. sedan: mech.
peri, clean: recently oyerhauled;
S175 cash. Ii. 4-6a95. Pvt. owner.
PLYMOUTH 1s4s 4-dr. sedan; As"
pGY%oUTH fi9Sj III ,a:s'' loss sed.: new is bst,,
radio. good tires. compression; cash
to owner: $3.50: Call WI. 2e06. 10
PLYMOUTH 1886 cony.; 40. Dodge
eona and s75 r 0fa{ IG 1.sas' sRS !D' in fs fS0d
PLYMOUTH 1882 4-dr.: 1880 mi.
on perfect motor: S325 or best
offer. CH. 674@, e-5, sat. sun.
raHsouTH ssass very s .s.n :Dfs sto ss ss.s ss
PLYMOUTH 1871 Special de luxe i.
DIR. sedan: black orig, fin; r. and h.;
5,as sood ra,aS tires; .,,; seat covers; mech;
ranged. MIR. SMITH. sligo 1877.
:S9; sss ssoa' $50 "a Or Best Ssr. iss?a Ss?th
PLYMOUTH 1897 coupe: heater. four
e A9r0 w. cqf q2f iaCj opeR Rssilns.sh suns.g 49, is
PLYMOUTH 1889 coupe: runs fine:
sos. KENILWORTH AUTO CO..
1901 Kenilworth ave. ne. vi. All.
pESMofGHTaa i1's4a Suburban cutility
fs59. fs5,I q51a Du! sasS' a@sGnsh'; s1'6s6: MI
PLYMOUTH 1898: car In excel. cond.;
radio; S100. AK. 1883. --19
PLYM. '36 4-dr.: excel. gas.oii MI:
new top. IT,, paint. htr. Bars. $3.50.
WI. 5OO2, Sat. Sun. or after 8.
PONTIAC 1886 Torpedo 2-dr. sedan:
RANDALL MOTORS, INC, chrysier-
Plymouth Dealer. 18th and NJ SITS.
PONTIAC 1887 80" 4-dr. sedan;
RANDALL MoyToRs, NC, s cSrys-
ler-Plymouth DEALER, nth and M
sts. NV. FIX. 4SO0. --1s
PONTIAC 40 4-dr; r, h., WV. tires,
in trade. $1,700. GE. 443s. 10
PONTIAC 1947 convertible; / owner;
perfect leather interior. AL engine
soan soa tires RoYAE spaEaRssS aofoEs SsS Ws,ns so
Ksn5.d2 tSns Oldest e Pscka5d T Isad pssler Il
coupe; beautiful condition; radio,
heater. etc: sacrifice: S575; original
owner. ROPER" 18th and r. /.
ave. ne. 1Ss
Evening star., 1950-03-18

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a perfee ssfae cendton saa ss75 81 ssser mss asn
ias I NHzDiN. :Sn5.t'Ss Joa 5.sSss 0s Or es!I: AZ.
CHEVROLET cafSgs 1s4a deluxe a1soor is.
flSss; falSSssss; 1000 miles. si'ss5:' ia t. s'wgS:
cHHiEysRoLEr 1s4s club coupe: Ils Under
oHEysoLfG isst e3yfIs 1888 ar GO ssas scse radio s
heater. 4 new tires, good running
caRSHoESEIT iGRa SsT 1a4G. r. 5psssens.r 54ss Club
coupe; a-tone, r. and h.: other
extras: very clean; s1'os5. MI.
oHEvRoLETs os9 1s4s Aero s sedsns:
aui5sed sad iSl0rs Il psrf sona fels
nnanee service men Of ali branches;
sl.ls5 and up. 1901 ny. Vernon
cHEy aHTsy AlsS,; is47 Va Rleetmssf.r Tn sao4i 1e
and h., low mileage, in excel. cond.;
for sale by. original owner; can be
financed: S1,095. GE. 1891. 10
CHRYSLER '42 Royal 4-dr.: i owner,
+. and h.. overdriVe i and ID f fiuid drive e.
Sss5. $500 down. ROYAL MOTORS,
Washington's Oldest Packard dealer,
ID heuucuy ST. n.N.,- III. oSUU. --SU
CHRYSLER 194s Windsor, black, 4
dr.; 1 owner; new tires, Fendix. +.
and h., defroster, plastic seat covers;
Sl.495, EN-. 934s after 2 pm. 20
type 4-dr: fully equipped. sun visor,
r. and h., etc. Very low mileage,
. garage kept, 81 .495, terms to suit.
MORRIS q HUGHES, 1914 Ga.
ave. NV, RA. 1872. -19
CHRYSLER '42 New Yorker 4-dr
SEDAN; r. and b., good tires. new
caRsYrsLMER M :4s :s'' New Yorker eony.
coupe; cost new $4,000; r. and h.;
new condition; $4,000 miles; ]
owner: trade for cheaper car or
81 .675 cash or S475, bal. small
notes DU. 1887.
CHRYsLER Al New Yorker sed.; r.
and b., excel. cond.; S525 or best
offer. OW. 7043. --fg
CHRYSLER 1910 New Yorker sedan;
r. and h.; one-family owner; $3.50
CHRYsLER 1S48 cow; r. and h.,
Gyromatic, very well kept; 81 600 or
cHRYSLER .194s windsor 4-dr. Sc
S.T, dan; 8 !; ans Isos T.; pvt owner; $3.50.
cHRYsTER YSS3a7-as Royal 2-dr. se-
dan: new paint Job; good running
eond.; must be sold; $500 or best
edsr. eo9 10th st. SER FR, 64Ss;