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Evening star., 1950-04-03
By Katharine M. Brooks

Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife of the
former Secretary Of State, who
was among the first associate
members of the American News
paper women's Club, attended its
birthday party yesterday. The
club held open house in its head
quarters at 1904 Twentieth street
which recently were enlarged, and
the founders Of the organization,
Margaret Hart Candy and Katha-
rine M. Brooks, acted as hostesses
assisted by the president, Grace
McGerr.
The group Of Is woman news
writer's met April 4. 1882, to form
the organization and charter
members were asked yesterday to
pour tea. These included Vylla
Poe Wilson, Evelyn Gordon, now
Mrs. H. w. March; Elizabeth
Kuhn, now Mrs. William Murphy;
Flora Macdonald, now Mrs. Theo-
dore Joslin; Marie McNair and
Esther Prayer. Jackie Martin,
also a charter member. is in Eu-
rope. The first president, Kate
Scott Brooks, now honorary presi-
dent, and a charter member, was
there through the reception hours.
Others who were in that first
group to form the club were the
late Sallie V. H. Pickett, Elisabeth
Ellicott Poe. Maybelle Jennings,
Betty NOVEL; and May Kearney,
now Mrs. Frederick j. Ward of
Chicago.
Josephine Tighe Williams, a
news writer in Washington for
many years, and long a member
of the club, went to the party.
Among others who were helpful
to the organization in it's early
Evening star., 1950-04-03
bal Bohenne
IPOtrOneSSeS
Are Named

Hostesses In official society have
been quick to line up as patron
esses for the Bal Boheme on April
II, and for the majority of them
/ it will be their first participation
in this colorful event which in
former years was one of the high
lights Of the social season. For
those in residential society the
Bal Boheme is a welcome return
of an old favorite.
Mrs. Charles F. Brannan, wife
OF the Secretary of Agriculture.
is among official hostesses on the
patroness list. and others are Mrs.
Gordon Gray, wife of the Secre-
tary of the Army: Mrs. James
Edwin Webb, wife of the Under
secretary of State; Mrs. George
c. McGhee, wife of the Assistant
Secretary of State; Mrs. William
McChesney Martin. jr.. wife of
the Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, and Mrs. Eugene M.
zuchert. wife of the Assistant
Secretary OF the Air Force.
Mrs. Leverett Saltonstal and
Mrs. Russell B. Long. whose hus-
bands are members of the Sen
ate. are on the list. and others
from Official circles are Repre-
sentative Katharine st. George,
Mrs. Eugene Black, Mrs. Bennett
Champ Clark, Mrs. Felix Frank
furter. Mrs. Walt Horan, Mrs
Macgill James. Mrs. George F.
Kennan. Mrs. Jay LeFevre, Mrs.
Lauris Norstad. Mrs. H. Alexan-
der Smith and Mrs. Richard B.
Wigglesworth.
Patronesses from resident and
service circles of society include
Mrs. Francis Biddle, Mrs. Carter
Tate Barron, Mrs. George Bones
co, Mrs. Charles Adams Bake,
Mrs. Harold Roe Bull, Mrs. Will
liam R. Castle, Mrs. Charles
Thomas Clagett, jr., Mrs. Harley
H. Christy, Mrs. William S. Cul-
bertson, Mrs. William S. Corby,
Mrs. Charles S. Dewey, Mrs. An
DIRE de Limur, Mrs. John Allan
Dougherty. Mrs. Edward Everett
Gam, Mrs. Leland Harrison and
Mrs. Randall H. Hagner.
Mrs. James Lawrence Houglf-
telling is on the list, and also Mrs.
Emerson Howe. Miss Elizabeth
Butler Howry. Mrs. Olaf M. Hust-
vedt. Miss Mary Harris Howry,
Mrs. Eric Johnston. Mrs. William
Fitch Kelley. Mrs. McCook Knox,
Mrs. Hans Kinder, Mrs. Robert
LeFevre, Mrs. Emory Scott Land,
Mrs. Charles L. McNary, Mrs.
Joseph Charles McGarraelly, Mrs
c. Powell Minnigerode, Mrs
George E. Muth, Mrs. Lowell B.
Mason, Mrs. Elonzo Tyner and
Mrs. Hermann Warner Will
liams, jr.
Mrs. Duncan Phillips is chair
man of patronesses and Mrs. c..
Raymond Wire is chairman of
boxes, for which there now is a
waiting list. Reservations, how
ever, may be made by calling
Sterling 1912, Bal Boheme head
quarters.
Evening star., 1950-04-03
Exclusively Yours
Local Bellies About to Embark on Voyooe
And Three Gay, Giggy Months in Europe
By Betty BeoIe

A funfest-the kind that only
happens once in a lifetime-is be-
ing planned by three local bellies
and one from Baltimore. The
thought of the gay, giggly time
the four will have has yours truly
drooling with envy. Olive Wat
son. Nancy Trowbridge and Anne
Dickinson, respective daughters of
the Robert Clement Watsons
Sherman Trowbridges and Rear
Admiral and Mrs: Dwight Dickln-
son, will set out for Europe in
three weeks time with Peggy
Warner from Baltimore bringing
up the rear.
Three adventuresome months
will lie ahead of them when they
embark on the 21st for foreign
shores aboard the Dutch ship, the
Veendam. They are travelling
they say. "peon" class during the
entire three months, but it ISM
hard to figure out that these foul
will be in constant demand in the
de luxe department, wherever
they are.
Two weeks in London is the first
thing on the itinerary. then three
weeks in Paris, week in Switzer-
land, two weeks in Italy including
three days in Capri Git won't be
enough I can tell you now, a
week on the Riviera and, if they
can tear themselves away, a week
in Spain. They will sail from
LIE Havre on the, Nieuw Amster-
dam July Is. thus ending their
trip about the time most Amer
leans will be swarming over
That's where they're smart;
there's no point going to Europe
to meet and mingle with scads
of Americans and after July
they practically take over the con-
tinent. In the face of the big
American invasion this year, Euro
PCdI1 1iOUC1 hCCPClo . 1ldFC CNC1l
adopted the American plan, the
girls have discovered much to
their sorrow. This, of course
means more money to all on the
receiving end because no American
tourist is going to limit his winning
and dining to one hotel whether
he has already paid for it or not
All four prospective tourists
took part in the debut whirl oil
1914 and all four graduated from
college in '48, Olive from Vassar
the other three from Smith. With
16 years of such high class educa-
ton behind them they should be
able to get along in any language
Johnny Caswell and his bride
the former Carol Bradley, vii,
arrive in Washington Saturday
for their first visit home since
their marriage in December. They
will come down from Cambridge
where Johnny is a student al
Harvard, and they will be stay.
ing with Carols parents. the
Evening star., 1950-04-03
.Brit0ns Feted

1t. Gen. Sir Frank E. w. Simp-
son, who has come to this country
from England to give a series of
lectures under the auspices of the
Kermit Roosevelt Fund, and Lady
Simpson were guests of honor at
a dinner given last evening by
Maj. Gen. s. N. Shoosmith, Depu-
ty Commander of the British
Army Staff in North America, and
Mrs. Shoosmith.
Others who attended the party
at Downscrest, the Shoosmiths
residence in Mclean, were Gen.
Sir Neil Ritchie who is replacing
Gen. Sir William Morgan as Chief
of the British Army staff; the
British Minister and Lady Hoyer
Millar and Brig. and Mrs. r. c. M.
King.
Evening star., 1950-04-03
Society News
Society and the Press Attended
Anniversary Party of NewsWon1en

years who were there to wish it
well were Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Kauf-
man. the former famous as Radio
Joe some years ago; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Hart and Mrs. David H. Baer
Taking turns at the tea table in
addition to the charter members
were Miss Marguerite Griffin,
Florence Cooksley and Ruth Dean.
Others assisting were Mrs. Nelson
Huff and Mrs. James w. Boyer,
chairman Of the house commit
tee, who had much to do with the
arrangements for the party.
Representative and Mrs. Karl
LeCompte were there and Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Luther Sheldon.
the latter an associate member,
also wished the club many happy
returns of the day. Former United
States Ambassador and Mrs. STAN
ley Hornbeck were among the
callers and others included Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Amos A. Fries,
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly,
British Navy Comdr. and Mrs.
Frank c. Morgan, Col. and Mrs.
H. S. Kimberly, British Navy
Comdr. and Mrs. John Perrin, Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Hurja, Mrs. Roy
Holland, Mrs. Auguste Boaz, Mrs.
Harold Mosier, DR.. and Mrs. Fred
Cullen. Mr.. and Mrs. John N.
Slear, Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
Taylor and the latter's sister,, Miss
Estelle Catlin. Mrs. Roy M. VOL
win, Mrs. Chesley Prioleau of
South Carolina, who accom-
panied Mrs. William D. Wright
son; Mrs. John Cunningham, Mrs.
Frances Allen of Leesburg, and
Winant Johnston who told friends
his new book These Innocents"
will be out next month.
Evening star., 1950-04-03
Thompson-Kine

Mr.. and Mrs. Irven Stewart
Thompson announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Burnelle
Claire, to Mr.. Arthur Franklin
King, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Thomas King. The wedding will
take place May 13 in st. Paul's
Lutheran Church.
Miss Thompson is a student at
Strayer College of AccountancyS
Mr.. King recently was dis
charged from the Army after serv-
ing in Japan.
Evening star., 1950-04-03
To Wed In June

Announcement is made Of the
engagement of Mrs. Anna Tobolik
of Silver Spring to Mr.. Joseph A.
Scidleck of Washington, the wed
ding to take place in early June
Evening star., 1950-04-03
Schlossenbero Cohen

Mrs. Mary SchlosSenberg an-T
nounces the engagement OF herr
daughter Shirley TO Mr. Howard
Cohen. son OF Mr., and Mrs, Louisr
Cohen of PittSfeld. Mass, No
date is set for the wedding.
Evening star., 1950-04-03
Sunday Bride

OUTIUOT DIIUG
Miss Shirley Louise Stansbury
was bride of Palm Sunday. her
marriage to Mr.. Bobby Lou Rob-
ertS taking place in the Ninth
Street Christian Church with the
Rev. J. Lloyd Black officiating at
the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Sransbury
and she was escorted and given
in marriage by her father Mr..
'oherts is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Zella Roberts.
'ow lg the reception, the
couple left for a trip to New York.
Evening star., 1950-04-03
Ceremony

Church Ceremony
The marriage yesterday of Miss
Betty Gene Sparks, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Herbert
Sparks of Katonah, N. Y, to Mr.
James Albert Padgett, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Taylor Padgett of
Gastonia, N. c.. took place in the
Foundry Methodist Church.
The Rev. Frederick Brown
Harris offlciated at the ceremony,
which was followed by reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Padgett now are on
"trip to New York and on their
return will make their home in
Arlington.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

eloN OF the Ponnlnsula Conference
and :, J, Lewis alternate
The Sussex, County Levy Court
has named George T., Hearn, con-
stable for the Delmar Dist,
William u. Hurst manager of tho
DelMar Plant OF the William Erie
hotter Baking Company, was one Of
three managerS 'h0nOrod at recent
banquet at Allentown headquarters
of the company lor outstanding ac-
compliShments during l949, This
W0s the first occasion of this award
witch will be repeated annually.
Mr. Hurst came to Delmar as
Plant MNnNger IN l9tt. after serN
iNg NS Sales MNnNgor of the Wilm-
NgtoN plant of ESiohofers, tie has
70 years With the Company with
two years out for service IN the l.
y, Navy,
MIR and Mrs Horace L. Hearn, OF
this town, are announcing the on
RNgemoNt of thcr daughter Miss
Elsie Mae uearn to George Ray.
moNd Lowe, son at Mr., and Mrs
John r. Lowe. OF Laurel.
MiSS Noarn a graduate of Del
mar uigh school is employed IN
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
DELMAR

The Delmar Couulon club held
q formal dance March 81, IN the
Neaaoy building IN this town, Roh
AatorN ~ piece hand from lang
Icy ficld, Nao played from $50 60
Tao,
Mn and Mrs, Raymond Baker,
are receiving congratulations ON
the arrival or a son, Monday Nt the
Pen, Gen, Hospital Salisbury.
Mrs James Parks, is speNdMR
tomo time with her NateU Mrs a.
7. llltNmanp at lestoWtlle, who ia
m
Mira Norman J, Powell, Is a pat
lent IN Pen, GeN Hospital S0hv-
bury.
Mr. and Mrs, Horny Phillips were
sunday dinner gucHta Ot Mr., and
Mrs Carroll Elliott at ryNskm
Mr. and Mrs Henry Rash, are
bemg congrNUlatod on the arrival
of a son,
r. 7. Surgis is pateNt IN the
Wilmington GeNcral Hospitals
Mr. and MrA Richard Norris,
spont few days OF this week IA
Wilmington With Mr ANA Mrs,
Frank Wehh.
Mlsa Nancy lohnSON Ia patient
IN Pom, Gen, Hospital,
Mr. md Mrs, Willtam Hickey and
daughter Miss Rottte Hickey Og
W0shlnSton, d. &, spent the week.
end with relatives and friends IN
thta vicinity,
MrN Della Oougherty OF this
town, prosidcNt ot the Wtcomlcv
County Auxiliary WAS gueat Spoa.
ker at the covered dish Supper The
Ladies' Auxiliary 0t the Mardela
FWo Departments held Monday g0l
its momhers and their MMUles.
The Fourth Quarterly Confer,
cncC of First Methodist church was
held Tuesday evening, IN the social
hall of the church, with g00d az,
tendance, v L. Carmme was elect,
ed lay delegOtc 60 tho annual Ses.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

an operation
Mf and Mrs Pred Rogers visited
friends au saturday
Mr and Nrs Arthur williams
4ua SON. Dennis Nere callers iu
Milford iasf week
Mr aud Nrs Arthur Tucker aud
aaushfefs were sunday guests of
Nr and AIRS q Cleudauiel aud
family
N and Mr Rallyu Hoyt enter
tanned Af and Airs Brassufe Of
Millsb0fo 0n Sunday
Nr and Nl iiary lare aud son
were sunday callers 81 Nr ana
aif y 2 Fleming and family
Guests ot Nf and Airs ~
Elhns worth and daughter last
heek Nert Nisa Eleanor Aailor.
Richard IlliuesN orth Martin
totefdale 81 Milford Misses Betty
and Shirley Carey Phyllis Weker-
-oH Aiss Ghendobu Lynch. Miss
esdneg Fleming ali of Eiiendale.
MI- ollie James of Nilisboro. Mr
william Parker OF Dagsboro. and
NI and Nfs John B Deruckson Of
IlleudaIe
Ais Alice Brown 0f Milford was
caller 81 Miss Bessie Warren ON
Sunday
THE illendale Home Demonstra-
tlun club Nill meet al the home OF
NIs Aait Webb ou Wednesday.
esenme March - al p m Miss
Naufue Richardson viii speak a.
the group ahuut Blue Cross Hos
pliai Insurance hll members are
uteed fo ae present
Ar AND AIrs a o Marker and
family of Milton were callers 81
500 and Mf James q Webb and
family last week
Nr and AIRS Charles Filings
worth entertained guests Sunday
evening
Nlss Dori. Short of EIendale
arrompanird Nr and AIRS j s.
short tI of Milford. t0 phu4dtl-
phla fa ou Sunday
lles AHele CLARK rs ill with
Iasfippe at thls writing
Alias Joycg Webb student
nurse Delaware Hospital WIlmiu-
fen visited her parents Mr. and
Ars lRIn Webb during The MeeA
end
Mr Curtis ~ Ennis. ST.. has
been ilI but TODAY Is improving
Nrs Harry DeLoreuzo visited
hef sister in Milford last week
Edward beebe has purchased 4
Plymouth caf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
GLENDALE

d ME hauban Heafu and
a usa ana ffIemas
aaHuE fae weekend
a M Warren m0lo-
leo #eill. Aee leraef ou
n aDn Hefe guests 81 Mf ANA
Nltan aarea ana family
aa f l0hl 81 IefTlek k.ou
He sunday evening callers 81 AI
a. raaH Leverage of Milton
anc f aarle lee visited
ileaa heeE
E f hIrE ~ plu-
esIpaa spending sees aays af
aaHlt He
ha frsaoH 81 Milford DsIa-
caller 81 IaNl ol AaH-
Mebh Nho leeeta
ffeatHaen ll milford MemotlaI
tasBta milford Delaware Is SLOW
improving
Maile webb has beeu H
@ ppe
aoa Davis ha returned
Halat afle deleHru ElsH AIfl
H aau and famls MhHe PlalH-
aoE
ad r Aesa Hal aud
fofo Her- feoenf eues.
anl a Jam Iaaaes
lel Bake aHd family
entertained guests aH Sunday
Callers na 1 LaHreu
SUNDAY h Ars
en 0 Wilmington
M willard MesleE AH
anc aaae NeIIt ahd eiauo
AZ fe aHn ano Nrs
aau Perry au1 tam. 81 O.
aeloH
on aarsoa ane M Johl
DlessaH entertained to dm.
nr M Phyllis L1ckarsnu As and
lusHoffH anl aauea.
seq M AZ 1euaa Ihlt naf
laaH olhe 1of M8ss shfles
M EaHRsNoffl eudaaueh ehleI
and a Derncks8n
e izabefl eplceT has quest
aHd Ars Eober Workman
Chester lasf HeeE
m 9loa emf Hho has been +
Haueu rae Milford Memorial
haspfa milford returned home
Mae
ana M Matters enter
nal aa 81 touHe Teen aeefs
pa "Wednesday evening
he home 81 MaH Street 81
haaa q fae birthday 81 thei dau
f 5une Games euI Iobed and fe
eHneut- served
heIma AeBrooH 81 Milford
~ Ne parents ana AIt
aa aehHaaH aaau fas weekend
r M ireland aut
enjoyed - sa4
m Gaearf ushe
Ha tIeAere aH.
the n u PHaaaeIBHla
aea Heaus 81 Iau.
Nh. recovering iron
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

the office Of Culver's Men shop
here, Mr.. Lowe a graduate OF Lau-
rel High, is employed by the du-
Pont Co, at their Nylon Plant in
Seaford. The wedding is TO take
place IN the near future
Mrs. Florence Hastings. Presi-
dent of the Delaware Federation OF
Music clubs SO4 Grove Street. Del
mar has announced the nth IN a
series of additions for the Kelly
Scholarship Awards in music viii
be held this Spring in Delaware
Additions are being sponsored
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

by the National Federation Of Mu-
sic Clubs The q s. a. is divided
into four geographical regions for
addition purposes. A Kelly Schol-
arship consists Of S25000 prize a
year and may be held by a person
for as long as four years. providing
the holder shows Improvement
Applicants may be either vocal
lists or instrumentahsts who have
not reached their 18th birthday s.
March lst ANY composition not
more than 20 minutes ia length
may be played hy the applicants.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

Realized farm income AZ Mm
operators has dropped ID eaeh a1
the last two years after reaeann
q peak 81 l78 bMan do1ars n
1897 Gross income. m tha otnar
hand continued urwar4 Ia l8
and ia not shaw the Hrst postwar
drop until 1919.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

For Information write ar @
Hiss Eleanor Gillespie 5f5 Wsh-
nston ST.. Wilmmeton So Mrs. Eas-
rngs
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

Mr. and Mrs Paul Smith and
sons were recent guests of Mr., and
Mrs. y q Draper OF Lincoln
Mr Harvey I Smith, who has
been on the sick list, Ia improving.
Nh and Mrs Norman prettyman
are in with lagrippe
Mr and Mrs Leon Tucker OF near
Wilmington was Saturday evenlnR
callers of Mr.. and Mira William
Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs Oscar
Johnson.
CHURCH NEWS
Ellendale Methodist Church
ke,. James 0'Neil. pastor
sunday. March Goth
sunday school services at 10 a.
m la charge of T. " ireland. supt
Preaching az n Il. m by pastor
Evening service N. s. r. az g. IA
y 10
Worship service az 1f30 y. M
The New Market " $. G.. S. Will
he entertained at the homo of Mrs
John s lsaacs ON Friday evening,
March 2lth This meeting was post
poned due 90 weather conditions.
AN are cordially invited To attend.
The Junior N y T. viii be- ontor-
tanned by REGINALD Evans In Aprl
Watch for date
The Ellendale W s. &. S. Will
meet on Thursday evening. March
3Oth ut the home OF Mrs Lucy VIII
llams AN members are invited Ia
he presented
The Senior and Junior Members
of the N = r. and Roy. and Mrs
O'Neil and other members of the
Ellenddle community attended tht
special services al Calvery Metho.
dist Church. Milford Delaware, on
Sunday evening March 18th 20 hear
the Hotel Family" who presented
their message Ia Sacred Music, an
Who attended the services enjoyed
them very much.
Nct Olley's Methodist Chapel
Rev. James OMEN, pastor
sunday. March goth
Sunday school services.
nlOn Methodist Church
Rev. James O'Nell. pastor
sunday. March goth
sunday school services al . y. m
Preaching al 3 D. mn
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert u. NallOr. pastor
Sunday. March goth
Sunday school services at . y. m
Preachiue by pastor. No eyOnml
service.
Everyone welcome
Evening star., 1950-11-27
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1947 11a-ton stake; excellent
CHEvRoLET 1850 M-ton pickup. de
luxe cab, large, grill guard, excel
lent meehsnisal ann conditi0n nd ion driven
Dnise, DnS mff caEvy y CHASE saf SvRs5 Mo
TOR CO, INC. 7725 Wisconsin ave.
Truck FOR SALE. Private owner.
2h-ton. Large van body. New. Not
F0a1 sds9 1895 1sss vs. i. hstitoR . picssap as4p
GMc 1850 h-ton pickup: r. and h.,
5000 miles; guaranteed. $1,000. oV.
FORD 1e4e; inclosed van back of
S375. BRocKWAY TRUCKS. 470S
csoF Ss2slp0ls xuTo6AR ays R''sssz'5f TEAoToR,
sale by orig. owner; 10000 guar. ac-
tual mileage. This tractor. Al in
every respect. 1o.,oox2O tires, air
sasdss smasr asf Reason pIee fer sns cn1 nsss
CHEvRoiET CHEZ R sT'oi 1850 A-ton pickup;
10000 actual miles; a nice truck,
good tires. even has radio. Buy 1t
where you can always buy a Chey-
rolet at the right price; $1,Os5.
Arl.. Va. CH. 9oo3. -27
INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR '46 K-7,
and 2S-ft. Fruehauf trailer; excel.
cond.; reas.. DI. 2010. -27
CHEVROLET '4S h-ton panel deliv-
cry; excel. cond.; $3.50. Can be
financed. FA. 6053. Pr
FORD 1947 one-ton panel; black,
good mechanical condition.; guaran-
teed; price, $745. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO.. INC, 7725 Wis. ave.
OIL. 6100. -27
CHEVROLET 1946 k-ton panel; ex-
Iehent mechanical condition; looks
good: price, $595. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO.. mo-. 7726 Wis. ave.
Ola 61O0. -27
Evening star., 1950-11-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

rKARp oSsd4Se faSs1 :ssr ss ssd luxe Fsdo sdsn os
mileage; going s overseas; s1.4oO.
PACKARD 1910 "S" 4-dr. de luxe
drive. 'eiGD0 orig. an. ss' spotiess; s5a5. vi.
PACKARD aaeg2Ai 1s4e 2-dr. Clipper light
9; motor and carb. .overhauled in
Oct; excel. gas and oil mileage;
saa a SEs5S:''s $685. oasSk sHss5 slss
PLYMOUTH 40 5-passenger coupe:
clean inside and out; fine mechani-
Cal cond.; 1896. ROYAL MOTORS.
Chryslsr- Plymouth, Is Kennedy st.
rnYMoGiH nT ~; 24ss; eaS 4-dr.; new III tires.
In every way: S495. ROYAL MO-
TORS, Chrysler- Plymouth, Is Ken
nedy st. NV, TU. 2439. y-27
PLYMOUTH Al. leather upholstery,
excel. ceend.' guarantee inspection;
sssrres' sss s0ntinus Ih ssPsz Payment no sHtra
PLYMoUTH 1e47 Special de luxe
2-dr. sedan; r. and. h. orig. blue
5000. KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000
riiMc1ra 81 S. f." ie4a HA spseisl aseG de luxe
10000 actual miles; beautiful gray
nm; Ike new throughout; 81. .345.
hIEk h.Ws TH' MoT2E asoos co. 1000 Ga. aa ave
h., seat covers, less than 10000
miles, excel. cond., orig. owner;
days; 81. 5s37 after s pm. go
PLYMOUTH 1e49 4-door de luxe
black sedan; perfect condition;
heater and defroster; 10000 miles;
st. NV. 81. 81 ss4s. s. ssAr' iS@4 80 sa'h
PLYMOUTH 194s sp. de luxe 2-dr.;
radio, heater, directional signals.
seat covers, excellent condition;
$1.095. Box 1910. Star. 2ss
good condition; 10000 mi, heater,
P0NTiAc ia47 streamliner sedanstte, MNy
$794; don't pay more till YOU see
this one, AUTO WHOLESALERS,
l53l Bladensburg Rd., Ii. 3-ssO0'
PONTIAC 1895 2-dr. sedan "6"; heat
er: Looks and runs good. S95 full
price. ,HOYLE MOTOR SALES, 134b
Que ST. NV. DU. 5000. i
PONTIAC 1913 Streamliner "s" de
luxe sedan coupe: r. and h., Hydra
Matte. seat covers. other extras;
has had excellent care; Sl,195.
terms. HOYLE MOTOR SALES, I345
Que st. NV, DU. $500. Il
PONTIAC 1850 convertible cpe.; @.
800 miles; S2.250; heavy reduction.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 4221 Connecticut,
Evening star., 1950-11-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC Al conv.; '4s engine; ex.
eellent condition: $500. Cali Ho.
PONTIAC 1850. 2-dr. sedan 8 cyl:
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PONTIAC ,1947 streamliner 8 Four
door sedan; radio. heater; one
owner: low mileage car; absolutely
same as new in every way. Must be
saEL aay sseS aoros sas Co. trsSs 5S q WI, ter%:
NV. WO. 5000. -27
PONTIAC 1949 chieftain s two-door
sedan; Hydra-Matic; heater and seat
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new-car condition throughout; viii
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new looking; extra eauipmsnt in
cludes Hydra. radio. heater. sun
SS,Sof' SiS seat senth; covers; see Il before you
oLDsMoBILE- CADILLAC CO.. Fair.
PONTIAC I947 streamliner sedanette.
AUTO WHoLEsALERs. Isl Bls: .
denshurg Rd: II: 3-ssOO.
sIUDEBAKER 1949 Champion Regal
iuAC dLlu very low
mileage; runs and looks like new;
today's special at S1.295; excel,
financing. Open ewes. till 8. COAST
IN PONTIAC CO., 427 Fla. ave. ne.
sTutDEBAKER 1850 Regal de lux.
Champion; $500 miles. overdrive,
Ciimatizer, directtonal signals, seat
Gc9Us. Goyers. AQUA green. S1.os5. SH.
sTuDEBAKER 1e4e Champion 4edr
sedan: overdrive, radio. heater, seat
covers; black finish, white-wall
tires. This low-mileage car is In
exceptionally fine condition: will
please the most critical buyer.
Only $1,l95; cash, trade or terms.
BELL MOTORS, SOLO wis. ave.
STUDEBAKER 1s47 Champion Regal
4-dr. sedan: gray. clim. and def;
q clean 1-owner car that reflects
the care it has received; Butler
NC 1121 21st st. NV, DI. 011O.
sTUDEBAKER 1910 Champion; GOOD
running condition $3.50. OWNER.
OW. 1916. -27
STUDEBAKER 1e47 4-dr, REGAL de
luxe Champion sedan; r. and b., fog
lights, hill holder; looks and per-
forms like new; $s95, terms. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES, 1345 Que Ut. NV.
DU. $500. II