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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-20
SUNDAY FIRE CALL

The 2-1 fire call yesterday after
noon at 1880 was 10 number &c
in the Village. SCOT in the chimney
had caught fire with no damage.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
FOUND.

RING. lady's. found at Hechingers ne.
store. Owner may redeem by describing
to MISS ROSENBERG. Hechinger's 18th
and H sts ne.
PUPPY, tawny male, part Collie, war.
coat. most affectinoate: found in vicinity
Of Bradley blvd. Md. Cali WI. 640S.
10 am. to 4 pm SUNDAY
Evening star., 1950-08-20

last war says ''the quicker the
entire Army adopts this policy
the better"
Another. Texan who has been
training these mixed companies
for many months, swears that it
is the "only" solution. He en-
phasizes that absolute impartial
ity is necessary. however.
There still remain a couple of
vital questions as to what will
follow when these. trainees, and
the draftees who soon will follow
them, are sent out as combat SOL
diers to man line outfits.
Officers would like to see them
assigned in the same manner as
they are in the 4th Division. They
feel that If Negro troops, after
training with notable success in
units where there is no discrimi-
nation. are suddenly thrown into
solid Negro regiments or batta-
lions they may be sorely let down.
What will be done about this
Is a matter for high level Army
policy to decide.
A second question is how well
Negro non-commissioned officers
will function If and when they
fino themselves handling white
soldiers. The best guess in the
4th is that they will do a bang
up job. provided they are not sty-
mied by some psychological fac
tor.
But as far as Fort Ord and the
4th Division are concerned, there
Is every evidence that this train
ing policy will succeed.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
s3,88O,773 Spent in Year
On Virginia S Highways
By th. Asseeiated Press

RICHMOND. Va. Aug. 19-New
rights Of way for widening and
Strengthening highways and COM
pleting the Blue Ridge parkway
cost a total $3,880.273 during the
fiscal year ended June 80, accord
ing to a report by the State High
way Departments right Of way di-
vision.
Primary highways accounted for
So ,203 $50 of the total. Urban prof.
ects, the Blue Ridge parkway and
secondary improvements (other
than Federal aid secondary prof.
ects) took $676,323.
The total was some go per cent
greater than in the previous fiscal
year, with the congested Arling-
ton-Fairfax area taking the lead
for high right-of-way costs. Prop
erty near the Nations Capital ran
up 10 81 per square foot.
The increase was due only in
part to rising right-of way costs,
which were reported to be in pro-
portion to the general price in
crease. The report said IS more
projects were handled than in the
Evening star., 1950-08-20
World Birth Rate Falls,
Mortality Slightly Up in '49
BY the Associated Press

GENEVA. Aug. 19.-The birth
rate fell generally throughout the
world in 1949 while the death
rate showed a slight increase over
1948, the World Health Organiza-
ton reported yesterday.
Figures from most Eastern
European countries were not
available for the survey, but the
organization said that general
and global' impressions could be
obtained.
The birth rate in the United
States was 24.1 per thousand in
habitants. compared with 24.2 in
1948. The general mortality rate
reversed the general trend and
was fixed at 81 per thousand pop
ulation. compared with go in
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Army Ends Race Bar
AT Camp in California;
Good Results Claimed
BY the Associated Press

FORT ORD. Calf. Aug. 10
The 4th Infantry Division has
been pioneering in ending all
segregation-and finds that it
works well.
Separation of colored and white
units has been completely elm
mated. All the men sleep in the
same barracks, eat In the same
messes and sweat out their
rugged training together on the
drill fields.
There is no coddling, and no
trouble.
The results obtained have been
more than q little surprising to
some Of the officers who during
World War II served with units
where Negroes were segregated
in companies. battalions or regi-
mentS.
Inevitably. these men resented
being set apart because of their
color.
Step Faftner In Plan.
Now, in the Army's progress
sive plan to eliminate the race
issue throughout its widespread
operations. the 4th Division per-
haps has gone step farther than
any other unit.
There are many units where
Negroes are serving with white
troops, but usually the Negro SOL
diers are placed together in regi-
ments and battalions. Some such
units are fighting today in Korea.
Negroes assigned to the 4th, a
training division like the 9th at
Fort Dix, N. j.. find they are treat
ed exactly the same as white men.
If they don't maintain the same
standards. they are told to snap
out of 1t.
And when they make good, they
are promoted.
The 4th Is turning out colored
non-commiSSioned officers in in
SASoSAAAS 0AA0 JIiCy dIS
doing a good job.
Officers believe the incentive
for a man to stand on his own
feet. comparatively in q sense. is
the main reason this anti-segre-
CATION program is bringing such
surprising results.
One of the unforeseen develop
ments has been to foster friend
ships between white and Negro
soldiers. Instead of the pair
ing of Of Negro with Negro and
white with white so commonplace
In other activities. there is a.
very evident tendency for the men
to mix freely in training and in
their leisure time.
Quicker the Better"
One white field grade officer
who had considerable duty with
Negro troops in Italy during the
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Quicker the Better"

One white field grade officer
who had considerable duty with
Negro troops in Italy during the
Evening star., 1950-08-20

previous year, and 1920 more
pieces of property acquired.
OF the 1862 parcels obtained
during the year, $50 were listed as
donated, 2,235 purchased by agree
ment, and 246 settled by con-
demnation.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Ambulance Delayed,
Nsighbors Assist
In Birth on Porch

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 up.
The ambulance was slow
in arriving. SO Mrs. Ethel
Treisman, 81. sat on the
front porch of her Brook
lyn home today-anxiously
waiting.
But the new baby came
before the ambulance.
Neighbors and a passing
cab driver. Victor Lock-
wood. pitched in to help in
the doorstep delivery. Taken
to a hospital later. mother
and son were doing nicely.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Girls Suffer Comedown

When TOO Of the International
Refugee Organizations staff in
G Geneva, Switzerland, recently
were laid of. many British girl
stenographers who had earned
$40 a week. tax free, returned to
$l4-a-week jobs in England.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Weather
Continued From First Page. }


dition. but added that no other
effects were expected here.
No Rain For Monday.
Today is due to be mostly cloudy
with showers, and high tenn
perature near 80. The rain also
is bringing down overall tempera-
lures. with tonight expected to be
cooler.
Tomorrow should be partly
cloudy and less humid, with no
rain in sight, the forecaSter said.
Offices of the Potomac Electric
Power Co, were flooded last night
with the usual trouble" calls
from citizens with blown fuses and
reports of live wires down. A
spokesman said there were no
poles down and no major damage.
A few transformers were put
out in scattered sections, darken-
ing the homes of citizens in small
areas in Petworth. Arlington along
Macarthur boulevard, and in
Beltsville, Md.
Police Wagon Rained Out.
Swollen sewers burst manholes
covers loose in the 500 block of
c street NE, and at Eleventh
street NV, between Girard and
Fairmont streets. One patrol
wagon had to call for help when
its motor died out from the rain
near Gallinger Hospital.
In nearby areas. several Struc-
lures were reported struck by
lightning. A barn at Wellington
and Telegraph roads. near Alex
andria. was struck and destroyed
in the ensuing blaze.
Houses also were reported struck
at 1108 Overlook drive, Hunting |
ton, at 80 Edgehill drive, Jefferson, |
and at West Del Ray avenue,
Alexandria. Damage was minor.
Traffic along the Baltimore
boulevard north of Waterloo, Md,
was stalled for time when water
rose to six inches in the roadbed.
The Peace Cross area at Bladens-
burg also reported its usual high
waters.
Wedding Plans Dampened.
One North Inglewood, Md. resi-
dent reported water had risen in
the basement of a neighbor nearly
to the first floor. w. C. Fletcher
of 5807 Reed street said his neigh
Dor was away for the week end at
the Eastern Shore.
The sudden downpour also put
crimp in the wedding plans of
young National Guardsman who
wanted ceremony I can remem-
Der" before leaving for active
duty September 8.
The youth, Harry Hunt. 10, of
701 Sixth street S.W., had sought
permission to be wed atop the
Washington Monument, but his
request was turned down. Then
he asked the National Capital
Sesquicentennial Commission if he
could be married in the Sesqui-
centennial Amphitheater.
That. too. was turned down, but
officials said he and his bride, Miss
Betty Hansborough, 10, also of the
Sixth street address, could be
guests at last nights playing of
Faith of Our Fathers"
The wedding was held at the
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Seventh and H streets S.W., but
the rains prevented the visit to
the amphitheater.
During the pre-show entertain
ment by the Connecticut groups
under the rain shelter, 1t. Gov.
William Carroll, who had driven
down to be on hand for the Con
necticut Night" was undismayed.
Wed give anything" he COM
mented, "for this rain in Connecti-
cut"
Evening star., 1950-08-20

In the century after their dis
covery in 1778, the Hawaiian Is
lands population diminished from
100000 to about $1,000.
Evening star., 1950-04-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD Ia4e station sedan: c3rd
series late lS4a and Just like new
throughout; 7. and h; .originally sold
%wsshinsson's Oldest Paeksrd Deal
er." lS Kennedy st NV. TU. secs,
PACKARD la4- Clipper cyl:
sl.095; loaded With equip. includtnE
r and h, elsc. clutch and o; d. Looks
and runs like new; gar. kept, Low
down payment: bank financiuE avail
able NORRIS 4 HUGHES. 76l4
Ga ave RA. ll@2, -l6
PLYMOUTH lq4S special de luxe T.
Or late model; carries Ia4a nsuns
has has tadiN and and hes,sy exSeP.i9nsl HPSia
BILE-CADnLAc CO. FSiTiinStSn
Shopping Center. Alex. Va. ov,
PLYMOUTH 1897 sedan. h good
transportation, Sl4A. terms. HOILE
MOTOR SALES. l34S Que st. nv
PLYMOUTH la47 special de luxe
2-dr.; blue, clean. ! l-owner car in
excel. cond.; priced TO sell at ;,9aS
80 day guarantee. MAYFLOwER
MOTORS; INC, ll25 18th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1871 business coupe.
heater, excellent transportation,
si75 or best offer. Call 81, p06s
PLYMOUTH 1889 coupe: new tires.
radlo; heater, good condition S":3.
GREYsT,oNE ESQ STATION, llth
PLYMOUTH 1898 business coupe
6laGk sood condition; SIS cash
PLYMOUTH 1870 coupe; STAG. $40
ooXn; small weekly payments, AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
PLYMOUTH la4a de luxe coach;
splendid car: S395; terms, ROPER"
lsth and R. ]. ave. ne. l3'
PLfMOUTH 1850 station WAGON, 10
mi, list price. S2.6os; yours for
MoToR Cash 4RaiLER 1isRi fI ''eSs co c9k6 PIE
georgia ave. Silver sprins. Nd.
rIfMoGITH 1899 special de eiS luxe
or best o4er. e caiI issr, Sreenselt IEnq sss% ;S"
PLYMOUTH Al coupe; sizes. 44o+
PLYMOUTH Al 4-dr. sedan xpIc,al
de luxe; S435. 4404 Rhode Island
ave: Brentwood. Nd. -I3
tion. private owner; 500 or best
PLYMOUTH 40 coupe S2"5. 44O4
Rhode Island ave, Brentwood, Md
PLYMOUTH-194s Special deluxe;
4-or. sedan; low mileage: Sl.l3U
81. ol13, If no answer call SH. 1519
PLYMOUTH 1910 coupe; Sl49. $40
down. small weekly payments AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1881 Bladensburg
PONTIAC 1910 sedan; sas4. sa4
down. small weekly payments. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1881 BladenSburg
Pontiac 1910: s4oo. CHI. s71s after
Pontiac 1910 sedan: 1894, Sa4
down. small weekly payments. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburs
Pontiac 1912 seoane.te: equipped,
quality car; 1894 5000 down,
small weekly payments. Why paw
more? AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1881
BledenSburg rd. IA
PONTIAC 80 4-dr.. passed inspect (:
500 or best offer. Can DU. 7a42
PoNTIAC-1s4s streamlined 3" Sc
dan: radio. heater. First Choice"
WHEELMOBILE S1.O95 WHEEL
ER, INC, 4S01 Wisconsin NV,
PONTIAC 1a4e "s" stresmIiner
conv.; r. and h.; one owner; new
top, beauty, S1,OS7: S237 down
Sl1.34 weekly. See WARREN SAN
DERS. 2O1O Bladensburg rd. ne. Ii.
4-43l3 ID
Evening star., 1950-04-13
TODAY'S VALUES
USED TRUCKS
ALL REDUCED

1949 Studebaker-s4- ton pickup.
Cost new Sl.TO0; our price S095
1g47 Chevrolet baton stake SS45
1946 Chevrolet 1H2-ton stake $685.
l946 Ford l-ton stake S675
1946 Chevrolet 2-ton panel 49, S645
Reconditioned & Guaranteed
Chevy Chase Motor Co., Inc.
1928 Wis Ave. OIL. 800
Your Chevrolet Dealer. -15
Evening star., 1950-04-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1e46 de luxe sedan beautiful
car: S695; terms. ROPER" 18th
oLDsMoBiLE ia47 4-dr. .-ss' series: |
d. dsrk s.Ss0o Siae, perfect eOnd-. 81 ils'-
oLDsSosIIE Ini MOBILE ls4s .es~ 4-dT. Ese sed.:
T, h; Wv. tires; perfect conc;
1855: MISS MELTON or MISS
oLDsMoBLE le4s sedan; equipped
quality car, 1904. 500 down,
more AUTo WHoIEsALERs. Isl
oI6sMoBILr Ii6ssMnoinII [d ia4o sedan: saa4. sa4
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburs
oLDsMoBnE la4a IS" Rocket
f-dr. sedan; black, r. and h, Wv.
tires; 5000 mi; Sl.9s5. DE. :76o
oLDsNosnE .t s.,n,i, lst 20 ,o,. :edsnsS,s n,I:,1
terms. Kirk MOTOR co' CO. 1000
Ga. ave. ia. $500. Ia
oLDsMOBILE ~ deluxe -: a reall,
seatcovers; must see to appreciate
|. 81 .ea5 or best offer. Cali vIcToR
= Dinl OCiOFe n . III. - 8
oLDsMoBILE Is4' sedanetIe; radio
"5fr "RoPER 'Nesnen, fsfh and r 'n' = ave e'as me-
OLDSMOBILE 1910 sedan; S394. S94
down, small weekly payments. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. l73l Bladensburs
oLDsMoBILE 1e4s sedan. equipped
quality car; Sl,094, 5000 down
more? AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1?3i
oIDsMoBlIE IDl5sssMn5faIi RI fs4a ~as" Rocket Mt4 de
luxe club sedan; black, Wv. tires,
r. and h. Hvdra-Matic: purchas sed
new q mos. ago; guaranteed; s.. 95.
cash. trade or terms WOLFE MO-
TORS, 18th and x SITS. NV Ex
oLDs la47 S. sedan; re edio, nes!sr.
MOBILE; si,e45 WHEEL ER, NC,
$500 Wisconsin NV; EN-. 4S9n,-l4
SIS 5e ter RoRERr SsEf rna aERsoN 1ss 5Hc ror 2oIy
ida ave. ne. HO. 97Sl IL
PACKARD 1870 4-6oor. T. and h.
@ hlcGk fnish; +, ,lCTog zeal sTy; Es s@23 terms
st nv DU $500. Ia
PACKARD 1850 de luxe 2-dr sedan;
10 mi: with everv extra possible:
list price. over S".70o; will sell;
So. sea; new-car suarantss; small
bank. COLE MOTOR q TRAiLER
rsgKsRb spEtns Nj, ja4s 81 csstom ssHE 1eo 4ar
only 1000 miles; cost S4.700 new,
yours for S2.395. 1t cannot be told
from new: seeing is believing. Cash,
1s5nf eF trsde re- s66 SOLE sNrSr MOTOR
PACKARD 1850 conv. Coupe; 10 mi,
radio heater, white side-wali tires;
list lSL price; over 3d. 700; viii sell ST. -
aoT9s ssSEs}s a!s TEAIER 5i7sE E,ns co nd s5ao So
PACKARD 1a4s super 4-door; spot
less black finish; r. and h.; over
drive; an electromstie clutch; like
"Washineton's oldest Packard Deal
er," Is Kennedy st. NV. TU. 3:03.
PACKARD 1a4s do luxe 4-door;
clutch: 'front.' t@'f and rear auSIliars
bumper guides; like new throughout;
RoYAh MoToRs 3 ss' WsshinstUns SIsS doMn
Oldest Packard Dealer" is Kennedy
PACKARD I947 de luxe 4-door: !
owner: beautiful 2-tone gray finish;
fully equipped and in excel. cond.
throughout: guaranteed; 81 ,295,
S435 down. ROYAL MOTORS,
'Washington's Oldest Packard Deal
err l5 Kennedy ST. NV. TU. 1908.
PACKARD 1897 conv. "1l0": spotless
blue finish; peri. interior and top;
loaded with extra in excel. cond.
throughout: S395. ROYAL MOTORS.
"Washington's Oldest Packard Deal
er," l 5 Kennedy st. NV, TU. 1908.
-l6
Evening star., 1950-04-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR sAtt

LA SALE 1899 os coupe orig
biue finish, 7, and h; tires good,
FLOWER MoToRs. INC. iis5
18th st. NV. RE. 1929. ia
LINCOLN me- IL. ss nsv black ow5sd SEDAN d5Soo d5;Sss
+; and h; cd: SLABS or best offer.
LiNCOLN-I94l sedan: radio and
heater, seat covers; an outstanding
only S5"5 WHEELER. INC, 1900
Wisconsin ave, EN-. 1890. Ia
LINCoLN-Z-PHYR 1910 club coupe:
black, r. and h., mech. AL tires
MoToRs; INC, 1928 18th st. NV,
MERCURY 1919 convertible; radio.
heater, signal lights, i095o actual
as brand new. Must be seen to be
appreciated. ST .S95 cash, trade or
sye serms; wo Bell sdoo MOTORS 500 OK WIS
MERCURY la49 sedan; one-owner
car; gas and motor saving overdrive;
radio, heater and defroster, hand
brake signal. Don't let the low price
R4ryf 1901 y99 Rp 81 p3Sn 5S} It's s9tler Bondsd
GOOD oR He We Do. ThTee hASs 2day NM drf1.
ing trial, 3O-day warranty. SAVE
BY LOW-RATE BANK FINANCING.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 1921 2lst
st. NV. DI.- -O110. Open till 8; Sat
urday and Sunday till 5. -16
MERCURY 1949 custom 4-dr. sedan;
seat covers, undercoating., 10000
same as brand new. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Sl.195 cash. trade
or terms, BELL BELL MOTORS, 500 Wis.
MERCURY l94s custom 4;dr. sedan;
derseal. 5000 actual miles, owner.
This car absolutely same as brand
new in every way; Sl;66aa5s 81 ;6a5 cash, trade
We. WO. $500. -1f
MERCURY Al station wagon; S475.
4404 Rhode Island ave, Brentwood,
MERCURY 1e4s club coupe; immac.
susrantee sUM n,,eeaS MAYFloWGR WEI MooroRPsss'
INC. 1928 18th st. NV. RE. 1922
NASH 1899 4-dr. 6-cyl. sedan: radio
excel mech. cond coado priced pSs PAM at s!a5 !s5
WILLIAMS & BAKER, Nash, .sI9
M st. NV, HO. S700. IA
NASH 1894 sedan; & CYL This is in
far better shape than the average
~ and It is yours for only Sl95
M st. NV. HO. $500. Ia
NASH 1946 Custom Ambassador A.
dr.; overdrive, radio, heater; one
owner; this car is absolutely in per-
feet condition in every way A steal
at SSa5. cash. trade or terms. BELL
MOTORS, 5010 Wis. ave. WO. 5000.
NASH l94a custom Ambassador
Brougham sedan; overdrive, radio,
heater, twin beds, 1000 actual miles
This car absolutely same as brand
S1,195 cash, trade or terms BELL
MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave. WO. 5000
Evening star., 1950-04-13
AuToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1910 club coupe =, and b,
MOTOR CO 1000 Ga, ave IA
PONTIAC laas club coupe radio
heater, splendid condition. S@3a,
!gll price ROPER 18th and = I
poNrISC la4a streamltner SEDAN
lent eond. 81 O9o. trade and terms
KIRK MOTOR CO, 4e@o Ga. ave
PONTIAC la4S ~" sedan coupe sx-
celltnt condition. private owner;
after . pm -lf
PONTIAC la47 setanette equipped,
a quality car. S2a4. >@oo down,
more AUTo WHOLESALERS J 81
B.pCenSburs 70 Ia
PONTIAC l9i7 g "-dr, =. and n.
very clean car thIouxhout, - naS
MOTORS, l@th and X SIS NV,
EX 1852. IA
PONTIAC 1879 sedan radio and
heater, body recently rrHnlShed. bar
galn priced a. only S',9S WILLIAMS
4 BAKER, Nash, csla NJ st nv.
PONTIAC ia4a chieftain s. dc luz
=
utul robins eSG blue finiSh, runs
and looks like new. q real bargain AZ
Sl.Sa5: Easy terms - months 70
pay. ao-day warranty; free D, c.
GoRsT1S a5BssGR p0ST1Ac 0Ssn cve1inss 3G I'll Y,of
ida ave, ne. AT. zoo IA
PONTIAC. la4S suesmliner Sedanette,
Hydra. fully equipped, immac c'nd.,
SLABS OIL 1890. ia
STUDEBAKER l94a Pickup; EQUIP
quality truck; Ss94, SINo down
Small weekly payments, Why pay
sTuDEBAKER Ia4s conv coupe
sohITAS fsS.H \ 'aeToRRsSs or S'TR' 4 = 4Nk.Ee .ys,
sTG6fssKER' TiGaSffhsssIs 'd, is4, Commander: 'g not
much for looks, but mechanically
GOOD; $50 or best ofier under See
at 31l E, Cameron I'd, Fails Church,
Va, after 4 pm. l3'
STUDEBAKER l94S sedan. equipped,
quality car; S994, $3.50 down.
mone, s%4 TsoHS HGTo %RHoTPs.LERy Rffnensi Khy PAY
BlsdensburA I'd IL
STUDEBAKER la47 Champion sedan:
one owner; 9aS and motor saving
overdrive. Climatizer, heater ana de-
froster; Studebaker's. answer to the
car; Butler Bonded s. I,0a5. BUT
LER- BONDED CARS MAKE GOOD
OR WE DO" Three-day drivpg
trial, 30-day warranty. SAVE 6Y
LOW-RATE BANK FINANCING LEE
D. BUTLER. INC. ll2l 2lst ST.
NV. Dl. ono. Open till g. Satur-
day and Sunday till 5. --l6
STUDEBAkER la47 Champion Resal
de luxe convertible. one owner;
radio, sas and motor saving over
drive, Climatizer, heater and de-
froster, Winter priced, but in time
for spring. It's Butler Bonded:
81 I.ea5. BUTLER BONDED CARS
MAKE GOOD OR WE DO" Three
dav driving trial, 30-day warranty
SAVE BY LOW-RATF BANK FL
NANC1NG. LEE D. RUTLER. INC.
ll2l 2lst St NV. DI. 0ll0. open
till 8; Saturday and Sunday till 5
Ia
STUDEBAKER la42 4-dr.: Climati7er.
excep. clean. new "-tone raint,
clutch. kingpins, springs, plastic $.
C., $3.50 Call IA. 5@7l
Rzlu
Evening star., 1950-04-13

SALES l34S Que st, NV Du. $500,
FORD 1s4e de luxe IS" Tudor sedan;
Mr.. WIENER. Lo. $1,000 pcs. Lis I'
FORD l946 super de luxe 2-door. r.
and h. plastic seat covers; good
eondition throughput; S795; terms.
st' ao9LE nlN: MSSToR 81! SRsos. SALES l'41 S1a que
Fordor; maroon finish, appearance
and cond.- excel, fully eauipped;
%ayp, Snly SSsS; S@Sp aor6dssyy 30 dsy ,N sHsra,'.ee
%fTcHEIIs ae1s Mo%oRs. asns as s90s snd Sss s3
NV. lat Constitution ave.). Elk.
41O5, open ewes. til 9. IA
FORD 1910 Tudor: engine overhauled,
r; and h.. new upholhstery' seat Gov
FORD 1913 Custom IS" Tudor; r.
one owner; ST .s7a: $ss2 down,
$3.50 weekly. See WARREN. SAN
n9. PERs: s:4sis. Scao sladen'0urs rd. d,4 4'e
FORD 49 custom 4-dr.: r: and h,
guarantee. mccoy MOTORS, INC;
rGSS 2SsS P1 aaS aye nd,t fe H. lrsaa2 ..a. I4
u OhD 1919 uuOI SuStOH ScQdN.
with all extras: 81 ;495: cash. terms
or trade. COLLIE MOTOR a. TRAIL
Err CO.. 5000 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring. Md. 81. $500. -16
FORD l949 4-dr. Custom sed.; radio.
heater. .oyerdrive and other extras;
or trade. COLE MoToR & TRAIL
Err CO.. 5000 Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring. Nd. 81. 5000. lie
FORD 1850 Tudor sed., with heater,
defroster. plastic seat covers; 81 ,695,
bank. COLLIE MOTOR & TRAILER
CO.. $500 Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring. Md. 81. $500. lie
FORD AZ Club Coupe, 1895; special
de luxe; fully equip; r. and h.; like
new; ! owner; gar. kept; low down
NORRIS 4 HUGHES, 7614 Ga. aye,
FoRD FOR; 1915 1915 IS" club coupe; r. and h.,
black, clean inside and out: Sss7.
S197 down, Sl4.14 wkly. WARREN
SANDERS: cole Bladensburs I'd; ne,
FORD 1917 club coupe; s-cyl. Super
de luxe; beautiful shiny black nnish,
7. and h.. in perfect cond.. S940.
trade and terms. KIRK MOTOR
CO, 1000 Ga. ave. ia. 4s0O. Ia
FORD 1887 Tudor: real clean, paint
Is perfect s5-h.p:. excellent cond.
$3.50, terms. KIRK MOTOR CO.,
1000 Ga. ave. ia. $500. --l8
Evening star., 1950-04-13
TRUCK SPECIALS

TRUCK SPECIALS
'46 Chevrolet -- $595
l7-ton pickup.
AT Studebaker ---- $645
l-ton pickup.
al Studebaker ---- $685.
lz-ton pickup.
'49 Studebaker - $1,695
Dump truck with dump body.
Where Your Dollar Buys
More
ASK FOR Mr.. BRoCHE
LEE D B u T L E r
1921 21st ST. NV. DT. O11o.
Evening star., 1950-04-13
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

eogsfAH HAks hoToRs 81 ss,'fs Sass 1--WE VIZ
ave. OR. 0100.
CHEyRoLETs WANTED - ls4l TO
aSS SSo SEE naRs WsssaN Gas sS6ERs 9sSf REi's II
PONTlACs WANTED-I94l to 1850;
WARREN En- SANDERS 1910 q sIadens. a6 rs.
burg rd. ne sL. II. 4,43l3. ,o-
%ARRES ESpT 8Se se16 sadens ad sse
coSyERr1BfEs oHss ri Rf Il, Ind e4Sis Sth.r prewar
models: top prices TOWN & COUN-
r.5R Try i3$s a0SrS1 W3s' aye. aye; 0Ri oioO;
Hskis FIX rs ss. 't'05f' St At
MORE CASH foR YouR CAR. new
o. used Drive In 6rins youz title
wEsTERN DEALER desperate sH Es0 for
clean. late model cars; Al cash or
audsEs iaSdis1s 7S1S shscks c.orfis MORRIS sai eS
immed. cash. METRoPoLiTAN No.
TORS. n: 7: ave. Blad.. I'd. TR. a474
car icT profession. ANY mOOeI from
80 70 ~ acceptable. All cash.
Want TO BUY 1897 to 1912 n car in
good cond., all cash. ST. $3.50, 5I1
WANT 100 DAMAGED CARS, 1899
through l949. any make or model.
for wrecking yard VI. 1853. 1Ss
COUPLE wishes to buy late-model
car or metal body station wagon.
medium or low priced field. from
pvt. party only. Dial OR. 1921.
WANT 1910 CHEVROLET 2-door;
will pay 1855 cash. Call Ii. 3-1666.
WANTED Northumberland car.
Austin. Anglia. Prefect. etc; in excel.
cond. Call RE. 0630. Ext 104.
1895 TO 1941 MODELS
100 needed for Southern trade: i'm
mediate cash. R. !. MOTORS, 1920
Rhode Island ave. ne. MI. 9774
CARS WANTED
How do you know you are offered
the highest price for your car unless
you drive In
CIRCLE MOTORS, INC. !
240l Pa. Ave. NV RE. Ss94. -15
SHIPPERS NEED CARS |
This week only; any make. any model. |
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 14th st. NV.
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