davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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$1,000

GIs. $500 cash and a total
monthly payment of $50 buys
q Glenmont Village rambler: 2
large bedrooms. living room,
1"xl@ kitchen: stairs to attic;
utility room; show home, l2500
Georgia ave. 10 minutes out
Georgia ave. from District line.
Open daily. u til dark.
Earl J. Preston, SH. 9193
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BRICK BUNGALOW

BRICK BUNGALOW
Prewar and in immaculate cond F.;
foyer entrance, 5 rms. and bath on
lst A.; stairs to expandable attic:
full bSmt., gas heat. outside en-
trance; close to all conveniences;
&3.700 cash, balance in one trust at
~
4 BEDRMS., $15,950
Immaculate Cape Cod. built in l949
on i7-acre lot Just a few miles from
Silver Spring; liv. rm. with flrpl..
t,ncrete side porch, din. rm., mod
ern equipped kitchen with table
space; full bsn1t., oil h..w h, built
in garage: $500 cash, balance in
one trust.
WOODSIDE PARK
Outstanding new brick rambler in the
best section of Silver Spring; center
hall. liv rm 33x14 with frpl. and
picture window, guest-Size din. nm.
large all-elec. kitchen with garbage
disposal and dish washer, master
bedrm. with bath and twin closets.
. other lge. bedrms. and full bath
on 1st f.; huge bsmt.. shower bath.
attached garage; large screened
porch, very large level corner lot;
price S29.O0O
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Ga. Ave, 81. 800, I'll .;
IA
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Sl4.50O AND UP
Brick rambler. 3 bedrms., ige. liv. rm. r.,
full basement built on choice nearby
Silver Spring locations; completed
within 80 days. Terms to suit. SH.
10ll until q pm.
YOUNG BOWERS CO
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NIB, IJW
ASSUME Sll ,42S.77 CT LOAN
This is your opportunity to purchase
a large two-bedroom bungalow with
living room, dining room, we'll
equipped kitchen. fun basement. ex-
pansion attic. Monthly payment
$50, includes taxes and insurance,
SH. 10l until q pm.
VOTING pnyUnDo
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IT'S SO NICE

To have . house around the man
and this Is just the house Brk con-
Struction, 5 immaculate. vell-ar-
ranGed rms. plus huge bsmt and
lge. expansion attic: Esrden-Sixe lot
with cement patio. Some additions I
features. storm windows. oft. refEr
$3.50 elee. range. Venetian blinds
and rear screened porch. Priced at
S13,q5Q
ARLINGTON REALTY
1904 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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COLORED, $3.50

OOLORED, S6,JoU
modern kit. unfinished attic, gas
heat, on nice Handicapped fenced lot
walking distance to Pentagon and
Navy Annex: will submit GI con-
tracts. Shown by appointment by:
RUDACILLE REALTY CO.
10y n. Irving St, Arlington, Va.
OK. 4I61. -I6
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGiNI
ARLINGTON

Lovely 4-bedIm. Dutch Colonial, lge
liv. rm and din. rm., equip. kit,
small down payment; owner asks
but ST $3.50.
THE GOSS CO,
Realtor. . a.m.-S pm, OW. 354b
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4-REDRooM uouSr

. or 10 acres; lge. soft. liv. rm.
with fireplace. din. rm. and kit. full
bsmt.. 12 mi. D. c.; priced S15.50O
with acres; S1S,5NO with is acres.
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S9,95O-GI

Attractive semidet. brick. on South
Ivy ST. Living rm.. dining rm.. kit, ,,
and side screened porch on lst n !.
bsmt.; attractive yard; only $500
cash required; with or without
furniture.
WALTERS g. WAKEFIELD
CHI. 414l oW. 1898
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RRIcR RI1NcA1nw

BRICK BUNGALOW
"a acre, IL miles D. c.; near Lees
burg pike; . bedrms., liv. rm.. lge
Kit. and stairway to expansible at
ue; full basement; priced at $I1,-
$50.
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Mr.. COLLEGE HEIGHTS EST.
Riggs Valley. l mi. from
Univ. of Md: Colonial brick home.
Williamsburg roof. : rooms. 3 baths.
built-in garage. small barn. chicken
house; about / acre of land some
fruit and berries; real buy at
A. H. SEIDENSPINNER. REALToR,
WA lnIN Or WA 4 RaS q
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DRIVE OUT LEE HIGHWAY TO OUR
OFFICE ADJOINING FAIRFAX HIGH
SCHOOL AND LET US SHOW YOU
THESE AND THE MANY OTHER
PROPERTIES WE HAVE LISTED.
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SOLDIERS HOME

DOLII1 LINO I1OA4I
This area grows and pros.
pers. A well-leased store with ,
apts.. furnished brings in
So 900 per year now: good
financing and only So $50
asking price. For details phone
Everett Scott. co. 1000. exL
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Sorority Tea
Slated Today

Miss Louisa Wilson, president
OF the Washington Panhellenic
Association. will be the honor
guest at tea to be given from
to 6 pm. today by members of
the Washington Alumnae Chap
ter of Alpha Omicron Pi. The
tea will be held at the chapter
house at the University of Mary
land.
Invitations have been extended
to the presidents and Panhel-
lenic delegates and alternates OF
other sororities as we'll as to the
presidents and house mothers OF
all active sorority chapters or
the Maryland campus. Univer-
sity officials also have been in
vited.
Mrs. Helen Hughes Littell is
chairman of arrangements for the
tea. She is being assisted by
Mrs. Gene Juster, Miss Carter
Prescott and Mrs. William
Wright, president of Alpha
Omicron Pi.
Miss Wilson is lawyer with
the Department of Justice.
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Girl Scout Week
Will Open Today

Girl Scouts of the Washington
area will join in a Nationwide
observance of Girl Scout Week
which opens today with the en-
phasis on Scout activities as they
relate to civil defense.
The annual celebration honors
the memory of Juliette Low
founder of the organization, whose
birthday was October 81.
All of the seven Girl Scout dis
tricts in Washington will hold
special programs during the week.
Today many of the local Scouts,
dressed in uniform, will attend
church services.
Each day of the week will be
devoted to a different Scout ac-
tiyity. The schedule is as follows:
Monday, homemaking; Tuesday,
citizenship; Wednesday, health
and safety; Thursday, interna-
tional friendship; Friday. arts and
crafts. and Saturday, out doors
A defense program for the
Scouts is being worked out in
cooperation with the National
Security Resources Board.
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AAUW Official
To oBeHonored

DR.. Helen D. Bragdon, new gen.
eral director of the American AS
'sociation of University Women,
will be honored with members of
the AAUW headquarters staff at
a tea to be held from 4 to pm.
today at the national headquar-
ters, 1884 I street NV.
The reception will be given by
the eight branches of the associ-
alton in the metropolitan area.
Branch presidents receiving with
the honor guests will be Miss
Dorothy r. Swift. Washington
Mrs. Arthur E. Young, Arlington;
Mrs. Edna C. Belts, Bethesda
Chevy Chase; Miss Lois M. Bur-
man, Alexandria: Mrs. Yaro J.
Skalnik, Falls Church; Mrs. Louis
%. Regeimbal, Silver Spring: Mrs
John B. Struble. Kensington, and
Mrs. Peter P. Lejins. College Park
Mrs. Essy Key-Rasmussen is
chairman of arrangements. AS
sisting are Miss Mary Louise
Brown, Mrs. Joseph w. Redding
Mrs. Struble. Mrs. Elsie Cooper
smith, Mrs. w. H. Franklin, Miss
c. H. Price and Mrs. Fred A. Clark
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UDC Organizes
ChHdren|s GROUP

The Fairview Chapter of the
Children of the Confederacy has
been organized as an auxiliary of
the Gen. Lewis A. Armistead
Chapter Of the United Daughters
Of the Confederacy.
The new group, with 80 charter
members, ranging in age from 5
to 13 years, was organized by Mrs.
William c. Harllee. third vice pres
ident of the District Division, UDC,
and received its charter from Mrs.
Benjamin Yancey Martin, presi-
dent of the Gen. Lewis A. Armi-
stead Chapter.
Annie Laurie Martin is the pres
ident Of the junior chapter. Other
officers are Douschka Thach, vice
president; John Harllee, jr., secre-
tary. and Barbara Becker, treas
urer
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Dr.. Sockmon
To Address Club

DR.. Ralph w. Sockman, minister
of Christ Methodist Church in New
York City, will be the guest
speaker at meeting of the Wom-
ems City Club to be held at $3.50
pm. Tuesday at the clubhouse.
DR.. Sockman is minister of the
National Radio Pulpit and is q
director of the Hall of Fame for
Famous Americans. He recently
was appointed associate professor
of practical theology at the Union
Theological Seminary and has
been visiting professor at the
Yale Divinity School. He is presi-
dent of the Church Peace Union
a Carnegie foundation, and Ii
chairman of the World Peace
Commission of the Methodist
Church.
DR.. Sockman was a delegate te
the first assembly of the Worlc
Council of Churches at Amsterdam
in 1948 and is a member of the
Central Committee which meets
every summer. His latest book
''The Higher Happiness" is the
January selection of the Religious
Book Club.
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Army Daughters
.Group Plans Tea

The Junior Group of the Wash
ington Chapter. Daughters of the
United States Army, will entertain
prospective members at a tea from
4 to 6 pm. today at the Dupont
Plaza Hotel.
Daughters of regular Army Of
ficers stationed in the Washington
area interested in joining the Or
ganization. have been invited to
attend, according to the junior
group president, Miss Mary Fraile
Miss Eleanor A. Schoonmaker
Is chairman of the tea.
In recent months the junior
group. aside from It's social pro-
gram. has been active in ar
ranging ward parties at Fl. Bel
voir Hospital and circus trips fol
orphans.
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Educator to Speak
To oNeWconb Club

DR.. Paul E. Flicker, executive
secretary of the National Asso-
citation of Secondary School Prin-
cipals, a department of the Ma
tional Education Association, will
address the Newcomb Club of
Bethesda at 11::45 am. Friday.
The club, which is headed by
Mrs. Flicker. will meet at her
home. l Carvel road.
DIR. Flicker visited Western
European countries on a special
educational mission last spring
and will speak on the topic,
Western Europe Five Years
After"
Hostesses for the meeting will
be Mrs. r. Earl Iffert, Mrs. A.
Nelson Sayre, Mrs. Lane w. Hill
dreth, Mrs. Galen Jones and Mrs.
Earl Armstrong.
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plain and fancy aprons, fancy
work articles and unusual tree and
table decorations. There will also
be cake and candy and white ele-
phant tables.
A magician will be on hand to
keep the children entertained and
there will be a "funland" too.
A fashion show will be a spe-
cial feature of the luncheon to
be served from noon to 2 pm. A
snack bar will be opened at 3 pm
Chairmen include Mrs. Stanley
CARRIER. fancy work: Mrs. William
Leahy, aprons; Mrs. S. Percy
Thompson, cakes; Mrs. Ralph
Thurman. candy: Mrs. Warren
McNeill, Christmas decorations,
Mrs. Norman Munster, children;
Mrs. F. F. Hall. white elephant;
Mrs. Francis O'Bryan, funland;
MIR. and Mrs. David Dickerson,
parish hall decorations; Mrs. w.
c. Pollard and Mrs. j. H. Clark,
luncheon, and Mrs. Jaquelin A.
Marshall, publicity.
St. Stephens Benefit
Religious articles will be on
sale at the benefit bazaar of the
st. Stephens Mothers Club to be
held at 7:30 pm. on November 8
and 9 at the school hall, Twenty
fourth and K streets NV.
Other booths will offer fancy
work, aprons and toys. In addi-
ton, homemade cakes and other
refreshments will be on sale.
Mrs. Joseph Schaffer, chairman
of the Ways and Means Commit
tee, is in charge of arrangements
for the bazaar. All proceeds will
be turned over to the school.
Kitchen Benefit
The Bykota Society of the Falls
Church Presbyterian Church will
sponsor a bazaar from l to 8
pm. Saturday in the church par
lors and memorial hall to raise
funds for the purchase of addi-
tional kitchen equipment for the
church. Mrs. Austin M. Safer
is general chairman.
Turkey Dinner Thursday
The annual turkey dinner and
bazaar of the Ladies Aid Society
of the Georgetown Lutheran
Church will be given from $50
to 7:30 pm. Thursday in the
church basement. Wisconsin ave-
nue. and Volta place NV.
Proceeds from the dinner will
be used to continue the renova-
tion of the church kitchen which
has been accepted by the society
as its project for the coming
year.
Mrs. John C. Stats, president
of the society, Is being assisted
in planning the dinner by Mrs.
Ollie Stombock and Mrs. Almeda
Snarr. Members will assist In
serving the dinner.
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Council Plans
New Project

Oscar r. Ewing, Federal Security
administrator, will be the princi-
pal speaker at the silver jubilee
dinner and dance to be given by
the Pioneer Women's Council of
Washington in celebration of the
organizations 25th anniversary on
November 10 at the Hotel Statler.
Abba Eban, the Ambassador of
Israel, will also be an honor guest.
A highlight of the dinner will be
the launching of a new project,
the establishment of a children's
village in Israel by the Pioneer
Women. A delegation of women
leaders from Israel will assist in
the ceremony.
The delegation will include Beba
Idelson, member of the Israeli
Parliament, and Elisheva Eshkol, a
leader of Histadrut, a labor fed
Grafton.
The children's village will be sit
uated in the Negev. the southern
area of Israel. on 1000 dunams Of
land acquired by the Pioneer
Women. Forty buildings, includ-
ing dormitories and schools to
house several hundred children,
will be provided.
The dinner program will include
entertainment by Dvora Rosen-
blum and Nachum Melnick, who
will present repertoire of songs,
dances, satire and drama in cos
tune. Leon Brusiloff's Orchestra
will play for the dance.
Mrs. Murray Frank is chairman
of the silver jubilee celebration
and Mrs. Alvin Morgenstein is
chairman of reservations.
Mrs. Morris Golden is president
of the Pioneer Women's Council
of Washington.
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own Club to Aid
Hearing Society

Aid to the Washington Hearing
Society has been selected by the
Town Club as a major project for
the coming season. The club plans
to purchase a train ear" used In
the education of children with
defective hearing.
Mrs. Arthur c. Smith, jr., is
welfare chairman for the club
which is headed by Mrs. James
IO'Donnell. Organized IL years
ago as the Junior Alliance, the
club has assisted Thomson School
as one of its principal activities
Aid to Thomson will be continued
this year.
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Margaret Manning, vice president:
Mrs. Bea Callahan, treasurer:
Mrs. Anita Shumate, correspond
ing secretary, and Mrs. Estelle
Ross, recording secretary.
Mrs. Carter is a director of the
National Retail Credit Association
and was last years winner of the
International Bulletin Award.
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Heart Guild Party

The Metropolitan Heart Guile
will have a card party at 8 pm
Wednesday at the Woman's Clut
of Chevy Chase, 7431 Connecticut
avenue, Chevy Chase, Md.
In addition to cards, the party
will also feature a cake booth anc
a white elephant sale. Mrs. George
Nathan is the chairman, assisted
by Mrs. Michael Harris.
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PEG Luncheon Set

Frank M. Settler. curator of
anthropology of the National Mu-
scum, will show colored slides and
talk on his expedition to Australia
at the reciprocity luncheon of the
PEG Sisterhood to be held at 1890
pm. Wednesday at the YWCA.
Chapter P will be the hostess
chapter for the luncheon. Reser-
vations which may be made with
Mrs. w. D. Wedel. close tomor-
row.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Phi Delta Gamma
Honor Students

Women students of the graduate
schools of George Washington
University will be entertained al
open house teas to be given Thurs
day and Friday at Columbian
House by Beta Chapter of Phi
Delta Gamma, graduate fraternity
for women.
DR.. Vera L. Mowry, new national
president of the fraternity, will be
in the receiving line with officers
of the chapter. headed by Mrs
S. G. Craigie.
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Mrs. Rozo to Speak
Before AIunnoe Club

Mrs. Raza, wife of the Military
and Air Attache of the Embassy
of Pakistan. will speak on "The
Birth of a Nation" at a meeting
of the Washington Alumnae Club
of Wilson College, to be held at
Is pm. tomorrow at 1884 I street
NV.
Mrs. John Wanner is the presi-
dent of the club and the other Of
ficers are Mrs. LIE Lamar White,
vice president; Miss Anne Briefly,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Margaret Moore, recording secre.
tary, and Mrs. David Scott, treas
urer.
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Luncheon Meetino

Mrs. Harper Sibley of Rochester,
N. Y, president Of the United
Council of Church Women, will be
the guest speaker at luncheon
of the Petworth Woman's Club
to be held at noon Thursday at
the Grant Circle Methodist
Church.
Mrs. Sibley, who is in Washing
ton for the Greater Washington
Preaching Mission, has been a
participant in the Oxford Con-
ference of "On Faith and Order. "
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Benefit Proqrum

The Washington East District
of the Asbury Methodist Woman S
Home Guild will sponsor a pro-
gram from 2:30 to pm. Tuesday
at the Electric Playhouse. Tenth
and E streets NV, to raise funds
for a new dining room. The home
is located at Gaithersburg. Md.
Mrs. w. r. King is president of
the district.
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Willard Hotel.
Miss Francie
Rowe, interna-
tional president
of the Credit
w o m e n S
Breakfast Clubs
of North Amer
ica and a men,
Der of t h e
w a S h i n gton
club, was the
installing Of
fcer.
Others W h o
took Office last
r;obt ,xyoro NEico
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Card Party Tomorrow

A smorgasbord and card party
will be sponsored by the Little
Club at 1890 pm. tomorrow at
Stansbury Lodge, 1882 Georgia
avenue NV. Mrs. Harry Hutt is
chairman.
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Officers Installed
.BvCredit Women

Mrs. Ellice Carter was installed
as the new president of the Credit
Women's Breakfast Club at the
annual banquet last night at the
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Won0en's Clubs
Bozoor Season Now in Full Swing;
OAR Benefit Scheduled Wednesday,

Halloween with all of its propelled witches and wideyed
pumpkins uhers the annual schedule of of women
in the District
There will be exception this the variety novel
attractions designed the funlover well the
early Christmas shopper Arks the gay s0s fall festivals turkey
Evening star., 1950-02-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1871 Club coupe, S494; S94
AUTO wHoLEsAHERks S%5 Hiss 14si Rsy%shsS: Siad
ensburg rd., Ii. 3-SS00. 20
FORD 1946 station wagon; equipped;
a,, quality car: $7s4;; $50 down,
sAEERs; dl e. S5f f75f BiadsHsDurE MzoLa. I'd.
FORD iS49 Custom Tudor; r, and
h.. seat covers, a radiant green
en- oiso oc lay caq mtass sscaI FGTd aSsrsn9se Meter
81 :495. HILL & T1BBITTs. I1I4
Ford Dealer. Ma $3.50. W6
FORD 194S Super de luxe IS" sta
rion arJ wagon; iod~ beautiful u DARK green,
ton ahq H0dY 4monsh M sheeeas dsy 'Gnai sr;a
money,back guarantee. HILL &
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. IA.
FSRaDo ao 1895 TUDOR; heater, blue sf in,
EsREs sahEs 1873 1sSsSa Que st. HOWE 1--WE D6 ne50s s5S5
roFD saay 1sas s9os 7gs gssos sss ssoRSss dsss
s4HERss Hz s. i4si Esf BlsdeHsburs MHo1s "a.
FoiksD' 'SsSoi 1875 super de luxe convertible;
car, s995: 4-month. 2-day triai
money-back guarantee. HILL g.
ssrs Wsba Oldest a4 SeFd SsF%0fs pesiss iss ma Nx
GRAHAM ssaHi SUPER CHARGER, IN no use
| every day. 1t will surprise you how
much oyo you get for so little. s275.
HUDSON :1e4e 4-dr. "s": orig. 2
tone finish; l owner; fully equip;
teed: S745: $3.50 down. ROYAL
MOTORS, Oldest Packard Dealer in
Washington ,T1a a5St 10 Kennedy st, NV,
LA SALE 1910 4-door; equipped;
excellent condition; $3.50. UN. 2559.
LINCOLN 1s4e sedan; equipped
quality car, sI,s94, $500 down.
sALERs, 1871 Bladensburg I'd. Ii.
LINCOLN 40; 1 owner: orig. finish;
r.. h., .overdrive, spotlight; $3.50 OR
best offer RU. 4157 after @. g.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1912 4-dr.;
sreen; r; and h. motor Just over
haSfd ER MoToRs soFssin e e491 l135 @AHoW f5th ss
LINCOLN 1915 sedan; equipped. a
quality car; S1.s94, $500 down.
WHY pay moreI AUIO WHILE
sAL.EsRs, 1871 BladensburE I'd. Ii.
MERCURY 1913 sedan. equipped; a
quality car; S994; 5000 down, small
wfsssEkdly ,g;p gaymenss mt s, rghy Why pay p9ss'
MRRo6RT fRisS5T Fd s4s 4 3df ass0e sedan; s mech
FLOWER D MOTORS. INC. II 1G55
18th st: NV; RE; 1899. 5
81 s1;74S; &. ! HoRNERs sASS CORNER. sth
MERCURY 1949 4-door sport sedan:
radio. air conditioning heater and
overdrive for economical operation;
snappy pick-up; plenty Of power;
very little change "a 3 in 1880 1880 medsls' d,as
snd seeS you ssvs sase by oyer seHs bsns
financing: 3-day driving trial: 30
day warranty. Butler Bonded cars
make good or. we do. LEE 2. BUT
LER. 1l21 21st st. NV. DI. OHIO.
MRRcuRY HPfa 1isl 9 1s4s S;R sedan. equipped: a
quality car; So94; $500 down, smai!
xGTo ssSt5S wRfHsoaEEasA,LERss RfsalassAs,LERs i7s1 esn Bad
NASH 1917 Ambassador; heater,
sieia' si.i4b. cAPfTAI sfTi i''eisi GARAGE. used
cars, 6312 Ga. ave. NV, ST. 300.
NASH 1916 sedan: equipped: a quail
ity car: 1854: $50 down: Why
pay1 PaS msIs sIsdensSurs Auro rd ThGsseo n1 slsseo.
NASH 1e4s Ambassador 6 sedan: r.
and h., overdrive and other extras;
as clean a '4S as you will fnd any
Wilt WiLEiAMs Pfs'e BARER, iesz Nash. ss1s
Evening star., 1950-02-06
AUTOS FOR SALE lcont. }

CHRYsLER 1916 Royal sedan; heat
err; above-average condition; has
had excellent care; real value,
S995: terms. HOYLE MOTOR SALES,
1345 Que st. NV. Du. $500. 10
caEYsLER 3aR, sdIa "a; BLACK AZ a;d5;; excel
NER, 9Th and Fla. ne, AT. s4s4
CHRYsLER 1s41 club coupe; orig.
green paint; r. and h.; tires good;
$395. MAYFLoWER MOTORS,
INC, 1125 18th st. NV. RE, 4232.
CHRYsLER 1912 New Yorker town
sedan radio, heater, automatic
ing value. $595. WHEELER, INC,
1890 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 1890. IS
CHRYsLER 1e47 Windsor sedan;
radio heater, automatic transmis-
sion; "hrst choice" WHFELMOBILE,
week. WHEELER INcs, SSsn' 4sd6 s65'sS Wis. a
NV, EN-. 4SOO. 3
CRoSLEY 1e49 Cdr; r. and h.. Just
Terms' MiTcHEI1's NJ. Hell IS MoToRs, ofSi soaS 81
End st. NV. tat Constitution ave. ,
Elk. 4105. Open Sun. till . pm.
CRosLEY 1947 2-dr.; low mileage,
excellent appearance; S295. NIT,
CHELL's MOTORS, e22 end st. NV.
nd.n lat CONSTITUTION eI,s VII ayeJ, Ex. 4lo6.
CRoSLEY '4s station wagon. excel.
INSPECTION; Terms and trade. Only
sSl3ii sSaBiio MANHATTAN ~ TAN. A4To & 4
sales, service, parts; both sides 9'e,i Of
7th st. at r NV. NO. 1857.
DODGE 1946 sedan. equipped; a
quality car; S794 SIfS0 dnvn
Why pay more9 AUTO Who'll E.
SsA4LsRs; SSoo 1871 Bladensburg I'd,
Dodge st eaESfasI 1887 sedan; recently Cs over
otter; wi. 1855. $50 Hish f1V st. or [ pest
DoDGE 1940 2-dr.;- owner: mech.
day guarantee. MAYFLOWER MO-
ppSCRs. INC, 1125 18th st. NV.
DoDGE is4s sedan. equipped: eds i
pay more? AUTO WHoLEsALERs,
1871 Bladensburg I'd, Ii. 3-SSO0.
D9DsE 9DsErs1s - Lgsxg5y Liner 4-dr.. s445.
me-. neHHEEs H4s s4S4. 4SS44RNER' 9th and ds Ella
senger coupe; original gray finisS
like new. Clean interior reflects the
excellent care # has received. Equip
pee pee snaI,,ort WITH rradio; heater, defroster
PTiee. s. ;o45.' CHEVY PvYet; CHASE AsGmRa5e Moe
ayeF IoR of' co. a, INC" INC" 7725 Wisconsin
DODGE 194s 2-door de luxe; r. and
h;i aoi ass4 1900 NJ mi; s, s1'195; private,
FORD ORD 1s41 Club coupe. s4s4; sS4
AUTO wHoLEsATI1EsRss. T1ss 17si 7RssynsntS: siad.
FORD '4s IS" Tudor, Super. black;
stds r., T., n,,s,, $; C.. spot and backup lights,
FORD is4B Tudor SEDAN TA TRe eco
nomical and easy to handle six
cy!inder model. No sacrifice of power
WIN wi ,oa thiS 30 h,p: engine. S796. Save
driving trial, 30-day guarantee,
we do. LEE D. BUTLER, 11si a1st
st. n'w' DI. Clio. Open till pm.
FORD 1885 coupe: new tires and
mlSsion; 1925. DU. 9235.
FORD 1949 sedan; equipped. a quail
ity car. S1,294. $3.50 down. Why
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS.
1871 siadensburg rd.. Ii. 3-8800.
FORD '46 Tudor sedan; the 6-cyl
model, equipped with radio, heater
ana seat covers; economical driv-
ing and dependability; S795; save
by low rate bank financing; 3-day
driving trial: 3O-day warranty
Butler Bonded cars make good or
We DO. LEE D. BUTLER, Ii2I DIST
st NV, DI. 0110. open till o pm.
FORD 1e4e sedan: eouipped
quality car. 81 ,294. $3.50 down
Wny pay more? AUTO WHOLE
SAdERS, 1871 Bladensburg I'd. Ii.