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Evening star., 1951-12-10
THE EVENING STAR B-5
Washington, d. G..
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1881

engage in a variety Of activities,
while their children are cared for
in the Y nursery. When it was
inaugurated in 1916, the partici-
pants themselves did the teaching
and shared the responsibility Of
nursery supervision. This year,
there are three full time instruc-
tors employed to teach swimming.
exercises. dancing. golf and bad
minton.
Arts and crafts. guest speakers.
book reviews and luncheon parties
also have been added to the pro-
gram this year.
Evening star., 1951-12-10

toilette that matches a we'll
known perfume.
4. Every daughter of Eve will
want an apple of Lalique crystal
filled with a wonderful French
perfume. Made. bottled. pack
aged and sealed in France, this Is
a gift that women would like to
use frequently. The container is
equally bewitching.
S. EACH MONTH has a BIRTH
stone and each month a flower.
Evening star., 1951-12-10

Center: A beloved perfume
classic. Elegant women since 1928
have worn scents made by this
famous French perfume house
/. A bottle of eau de toilette by
the French couturier who
launched the new look" Two
impish fragrances are available
in this flacon with the hounds
tooth check encircling the base
and the travel cap.
Evening star., 1951-12-10

2. Present the gold lacquered
box on Christmas Day. but keep
the key until the right moment!
A new and exciting French per-
fume is contained in the bottle
inside the locked box, which later
on may be used to house jewelry.
8. Breathless young things who
are whyling around town in their
petticoated and crinolined fash
ions will enjoy having the big
four-oun bottle of eau de
Evening star., 1951-05-20
MOTORCYCLES Cont,

HARHET A1a. ave- ta42 sesshsp. s1sq 51R "a rsit It
HARLEY flRIisYi DAVIDSON 1s4s ~"
DIV, with passenger side car; $685.
or best offer. Call FA. s0s3: -21
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1850 "a" over
head head c5 5o99 70 miles asssa s7s6 or orb best
HARLEY DAVIDSON ie47 "e1r over
head. Will trade for car. Ii. 1888.
HARLEY-DAvIDSoN 1941 model 45;
HARIEY ilRI Ss'n 1856 6n0as "74 E. oh.v. oii with
buddy ssat, saddle bass, spotlights;
guaranteed quick sale, S693. BLA-
0GK stxsS spfns SYGnE sa Gq $3.50 S open Ga aFs Fs
HARLEY aha NPij, iDAvIbsoN %, 1s4s: II 900 se,
Engleside 96-W-22. 80
INDIAN l94S; "a Gu. in. buddy seat.
saddlebagS, chrome bars: excellent
cond Will sacrifice. $3.50. SH. 5703-
SERVICE CYCLE, late 40. recently
oyerhauled; 81 40 or best offer. Call
IA. 2-006l Sunday only
MOTOR sCoOTER-Cushman AS;
new tires. paint motor Just over
shIsstR! sis!saj = gscooTIk; dSfI excellent ssn-
aocF2ilIe ajDiGnj see sa1s' g. appreciate g: 5'
MOTOR BIKE-whizzer Pacemaker;
exc. condition: cost Ss25; sell for
SII5: Gall Lo; 3,759S.,o
CUsHMAN SCOOTER la49. 1R9s Rs C.
MoFSR fIsIsS TtR BikE4 e1tTaS whazer ls8s sBsne
bike; $50 or best offer. Gil. 704s.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Percy Jones Named
TX. I. Grand Commander
Percy Jones was installed grand

Percy Jones was installed grand
commander of knights TemplaI
of the District last Monday.
Other officers are: Roy A
Plympton, deputy grand COM
mander; r. L. Kause, generals
simo; r. r.. Kaufman, captain
general; r. N. Babcock, senior
warden: A. C. Stark, Junior war
den: j. L. Allen, standard-bearer:
L o. Miller, sword-bearer: j. G
Mathes, warder; j. D. Yerkes
captain of the guard; Rev. Ed
ward G. Latch, prelate; DR.. Frank
E. Gibson, treasurer; Otto B.
Roepke, recorder; l.. E. Gelbrick
inspector general; Roland Rich
ards, assistant inspector general;
w. L. Hunt. instructor general
and E. B. Wise, assistant instruc-
tor general.
The conclave was followed by
a banquet in the Washington Ho-
tel, with Representative Clifford
Davis of Tennessee as the guest
speaker.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Legion Auxiliary Takes Part
In American Day Ceremonies

Mrs. Bertha w. Fichthorn, pres
ident. Department of the District
Iof Columbia, American Legion
Auxiliary, and members of all
units will attend the II Am an
American" Day ceremony today
at 3 pm. on the east steps of the
Capitol.
Department and unit color
bearers are to report to Miss
Lucille Brady. sergeant at arms,
at 2:45 pm, for participation in
the flag procession, which will be
headed by Capt. Gail T. Judd and
the Legion national guard of
honor.
Mrs. Sarah Deery, department
treasurer, has been indorsed for
department president by Sergt.
Jasper and United States Depart
ment of Agriculture Units. Mrs.
Eleanor Ascher of Jasper Unit
and Mrs. Mabel Publiese of Agri-
culture Unit have also been in
dorsed by their units for vice
presidents on the ticket of Mrs.
Deery.
National Cathedral Unit will
celebrate its fifth anniversary at
g pm. Wednesday at the home of
the president, Mrs. Marie Keyser,
110 Wooten avenue, Chevy Chase,
Md. Post members are invited.
Mrs. Ruth Mummers, chairman
and members of the poppy COM
mittee of United States Depart
ment of Agriculture Unit will meet
Evening star., 1951-05-20

master of the oasis; Thomas
E. Fahy, historiographer; John j.
Sedoti, master of the wardrobe:
Raymond w. Caldwell, sr., captain
of the bodyguard; Albert j. Forte,
sentinel of the tower; George w,
Warren, sentinel of the desert.
The grand commander ap-
pointed the Rev. James A. Magner
as chaplain.
Representatives of the Supreme
Divan at the annual convention
in Montreal, Canada, will be
Grand Comdr. Myers and Robert
F. Handley, past grand COM
mander. Alternates, James A.
Collif1ower and John E. Lynch.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
VFW AuxiIiaries If
Annual Encampment

Department President Margaret
Wardle of the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars Auxiliary announced last
week the annual encampment will
be held at Northeast Masonic
Temple June 16 and II.
Col. j. J. He'll Auxiliary elected
Helen Wynne as delegate and
Irene Bury as alternate to the en-
campment.
Margaret Kull requests reports
on the poppies being made by the
various auxiliaries.
National Capital Auxiliary
elected Ethel Orme and Margaret
Burch delegates and Gladys Glenn
ents and Mary Chaplin alternates.
At 3 pm. today a VFW Aux
iliary marker will be placed on the
grave of Bessie Haislip by All
American Auxiliary in Cedar Hill
Cemetery. Contact Hattie Byram
at LA. 6-4766 for the meeting
place.
Delegates are Hattie Byram and
Freda Foster. Alternates, Ella
Treynor and Helen Hughes.
On Monday at 7:15 pm. All
American Auxiliary will hold a
party at Mount Alto Hospital.
The Past Presidents Club held
Its annual banquet Tuesday at Ca
sino Royal. Retiring President
Ruth Keene was presented with a
gift.
The new officers are: Virgie
Evans. president; Thelma Trout,
vice president; Ethel Orme, treas
Iurer and Margaret Wardle, secre-
tary.
The National Capital Junior
Unit installed: President, Fay
Cooley; first vice president. Jean
Robson; second vice president,
Bonnie Kemp; treasurer, Betty
Robson; chaplain, Patsy Robson;
conductress, Marlene Harman, and
guard, Muriel Kemp,
Evening star., 1951-05-20

tomorrow at the home of Miss
Orvene Nelson. 4433 Faraday place,
N. w.. to continue work on the
units quota of 5000 poppies.
A sale of home-baked cakes and
cookies will be directed by Mrs.
Hazel LeFoe, for the benefit of the
department building fund, on Sat-
urday, from 10 am. to 9 pm, at
Sears Roebuck's. Gil Bladensburg
road NE.
Mrs. Mary Hargraves, president
of Washington Police and Fire
Unit. announces the unit and post
will hold an evening of games for
the patients at Mount Alto Hos
pital, on Friday from 1880 to
$50 pm.
All members of the auxiliary are
invited to attend memorial serv-
ices, conducted by the Jewish War
Veterans on Friday at 8 pm. at
the Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation. 822 Eighth street NV.
Color bearers are requested to re-
port at 7:45 pm, to the depart
ment sergeant at arms. Miss Lu-
cille Brady.
Henry c. Spengler Unit will
meet at the Legion Club Wednes-
day at s pm. Mrs. Henrietta De
Avies, president, will preside.
All unit contributions for main
tanning the food tent at Arlington
National Cemetery on Memorial
Day should be sent at once to Mrs
Ida Orr. 2039 New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV, or Mrs. Sarah Deery,
2431 Newton street NE.
Other meetings this week:
Tuesday, Army and Air Force
Unit, New Colonial Hotel, 8 pm;
James Reese Europe Unit. 1914
Vermont avenue NV, 8 pm; Fri
day, Victory Unit, New Colonial
Hotel, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
OES Activities
In LocuI Chapters
Chapter notices this week:

William F. Hunt-Thursday
Mothers Day. Monday. Home
Board with Mabel Britt.
Acacia-Wednesday, Star Points
with Mrs. Madeline Dean. Fri.
day, lingerie party with Mrs. Dor.
othy Deitrick.
Federal Thursday, initiation
Saturday, rummage sale. 1101
Fourth street S.W.
Treaty Oak-Monday. Home
Board with Viola Hodson.
Martha - Wednesday, Star
Points. ..
Ruth-Monday, past matrons
and patrons honored. Saturday
lawn party, S to 7 pm. with Eddia
Anderson.
Hope-Wednesday. mems night
Lebannon-Tuesday, initiation
Bethany - Thursday, Home
Board to entertain Campbell-Loef.
fer Sewing Club, 1870 pm, Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home
Saturday, Endowment Committee
with Mrs. Ruth Mettler.
Congress Lodge-Monday, 9th
anniversary.
st. John's-Monday, past ma
irons and patrons night.
Bethlehem Tuesday, grand
visitation. Honoring birthdays
Thursday, Home Board with Mar
Igaret Phillips.
La Fayette-Wednesday, Bethel
No. 2, Jobs Daughters. to exem-
'plify their work. Tuesday, rum
mage sale. 1107 Fourth street
S.W. Friday. Star Points banquet
Continental Hotel. Saturday, bake
sale, Thomas & Slye stand, Cen
ter Market.
Harmony-Monday, buffet sup
per, home of Anna Hammond
Star Points with Irma Lanman
Thursday, initiation.
Washington Centennial-Mon-
day, Ways and Means. Mae Gill
lard group, with Edna and Fran
.ces Taylor. Tuesday, Home
Board with Martha ZSakany
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Spanish War Veterans
Activities This Week

The chairman of hospitaliza-
ton, Mrs. Mary E. Chaplin, and
members of the Spanish War Vet
erans' will visit Soldiers Home
Hospital today. Meet at the Up
shur street gate at LAS pm.
Transportation will be furnished,
The department will participate
in the "I Am an American Day.
services at the Capitol today.
Contact Mrs. Marie A. Lucas, de-
partment president.
On Monday. Admiral George
Dewey Naval Auxiliary will meet
at 921 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Officers will be installed by the
department president. Mrs. Mary
Will. president, will conduct the
meeting.
Col. James S. Petit Camp will
meet Tuesday at 921 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc. Comdr. Will
liam Friedman will preside.
The Past Auxiliary Presidents
Club will meet Wednesday at the
home of the president, Mrs. Ella
I. Ford, 1918 H street NV. Phone
Metropolitan 1859 if you expect
to be present.
William Mckinley Camp, Sons
of Spanish War Veterans, will
meet Wednesday at 921 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc. John w.
Shughrue, president, will preside.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary
will meet Friday at 1912 Ninth
street NV. The president. Mrs.
Laura B. Kinghorn, will preside.
Any new members brought at this
meeting will be counted in the
membership prize
offered by Calvin B. Lucas.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp will
meet Friday at 1912 Ninth street
NV. Comdr. John S. Macaboy
will preside.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
TRAILERS Cont

If YOU WANT A GOOD BUY in
used trailers. see BALMARs TRAIL
Err SALES, Route l, Beltsville. Nd.
GLIDER 194S, 27 #; located in
D. c.; for sale by. owner: shower.
elec. refgr., apartment-sized gas
stove, aluminium ext; beaut. cond.;
immed. poss.; S1,7s5 1885 down,
$50 mo. for "a mos). EN-. 4294.
1s mos. old; like
new; aluminium h.-w.h., 7 Gu. IT.
refgr.. gas range. twin beds. See
nightingale. Trailer Court, Lot Is.
3 mi. south Alex, U. S. Route l..
1851 34-FT. LIBERTY; priced for
quick sale; many extras: set UP on
lot ready to move into: financing
available on terms up to years:
Located in trailer court behind
Wahl Trailer Sales. 9505 BALTIC.
blvd See THOMPSON
ALMA ALUMINIUM TRAILER. 27 it.,
3ia years old; shower, toilet; rea-
sonsble. C. E. HUGGANS. Vinvent's
Trailer PIX. 5000 Kenilworth.
Rladen shlirR Md
Evening star., 1951-05-20
BOATS

RICHARDSON CRUISER - "sanga-
mon" 30-ft,, twin cabin, vacuum
reverse control, new toilet and an
5sv Phsas stons aga 0Veh Electric se
pump. Buda 81 h.p.. engine; ideal
for weekend living. Needs painting
but sound. Inspection invited at
Capitol Yacht Club. $3.50; Call
ST. 1865 weekdays or KE. 3-663o
after Z pm. and Sunday.
I4-FT. V-BOTToM, ready to so, fully
equipped. with sla Champion; SS2oc
SPEEDBOAT, Honduras mahogany;
70 it. long; foam rubber seats, new
14O-h.p., Gray marine engine. per-
feet cond.; ready to run. Call An
napolis 7oo1 or write Box Al, Riva'
lift. f CHRIs-CRAFT sPEEDBoAT,
95-h.p., Chris-Craft motor; excellent
condition. Phone South Shore 1924
FISHING PARTIEs-chesapeake Bay.
Eastern Bay Gooses, Herring Bay
, Tessr; CAPT; KING Siiv, Wa A:,4lSc 4l9@.
Graymarine; 81 800. oil. 3919, 20
WE HAVE 1851 new 2S-ft; Steel
craft available for early delivery;
choice of power and color. This Is
a safe and beautiful boat and has
lions for to,.t DeSPs % GaIeg Ley. and
Price depends on power selected.
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Maine and NJ st. s.w. ST. 4145.
sLooP. 5 Indian Y Landing 90, center
6 in; sails outboard; welded trailer;
rok eSReF aiRf sfs1as 5E c4aiss4 s7sS5' .7as s D.
for private charter by hour or day
For reservations, Ii. 4-1604. pa
21-FT. CABIN CRUISER. like. new.
al accessories and extras lst ST.
"DIANA"-5s-ft' diesel yacht, Just
refinished outside; beautiful, COM
Portable: sea-worthy. all equip,
ready for summer cruising. For
appt.. call FIX 3n62
MERCURY HURRICANE MOTOR, used
ssa min w1EnlARD III IsTss Ra5 t9f 92s, 1855 save
Ex. C. G. CUTTER. rs #, in good
condition. protane gas, heating sys-
TEN. Can be used as 2 apts 81,
500 Sea-Gem III. at end OF dock
Corinthian Yacht Club. End and '
st5 sw ,r MR syv GHRIsTIAksoNS nIlIS Ih,SseI -,r
less than 10 hrs. sos upshur st. st.
CABIN CRUISER. "a twin cabin
Gray 6 motor. Delco plant, dingy
fully equipped, sleeps 4; older boat
lots Of service left, Consider trade
for car. EN-. s752.
oUTBoARD MOTOR, Firestone. 3H
h.p.: used very little; in excel. coad
sRm Rsas soiI RA' ximiisr s7Ts; ~ Comet. 81 s1a5
SALsHn At asiiinE Mama isss e Cali iG XII s-S44s
2a Fl. LONG. GIFT. BEAM BOAT
small cabin, Gray motor. v bottom
excel. cond uN. 1858 after r.,
CABIN CRUISER, 36-ft. Sport Fish.
errnan. 10l2-ft. beam, oak keel and
cabin sleeps 4, large galley and tot
let; Kermath marine engine, no.
hip. See boat 13SSs5 or Steward
Corinthian Yacht Club, or phone
OWNER, FIR. 1894.
sALE-54-FT. KETCH "Alga," equip
for living. BUzzARDs POINT
YARD. Sat; pm. and Sun. 20'
suitable 3,.d for living on board on. Cal
MARTIN 90. o4.5 h,p.; used e j less s
FOR SALESNew and used 12 and
"a. foot outboard boats; also used
9h1ESeRewe6 s6o n9tGr Mtirs w. n S1 6nen
JENh1N6 1Uu maine ave. s-W' OpeA
all day Sat. and Sun;
CABIN CRUISER-24 IT.. 7-ft. beam;
. hunks. toilet; motor recently over
hauled; must sell: 5000. Can be
seen at Wilson L. Jones wharf
Deale. Md.
54-FT. CoNsoLIDATED-Twin 40
h.p. diesel; good living accommada-
tions; "Javlin." Shown Sunday
10 to 3. 500 Maine ave. s.w.;
week day phone, LO. 5-1"65.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

Saturday, Ways and Means card
party, 8 pm, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wolverton.
Brookland-Monday, G. M.
Sorority. Sun group, noon lunch
con. home of Mrs. Dorothy Pres
ton. Moon group, 8 pm. home
of Mrs. Neva Clayton. Wednes-
day, 45th anniversary. Saturday
past matrons buffet supper, home
of Mrs. Nannah Bale; bake sale,
10 am, Masonic Temple, Twelfth
and Monroe streets NE.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
TRUCKS FOR SALE

cMS 1888 sesd ssas mas va e2a is47 fun ao air.
aI.. aItion; .,d Tg; SnIg.s oloo days: OR: a5ts'
FosD eSsi s4s 4s SesdsS Fls dump; m-yd. 300 Sod,.
I'D; hoist. fish plated. built up
springs. hid. tires, 2 sp., axle only.
to go to work; S1,795. Mr.. Lewis.
LooAN bI ASoo tFor0' iii 18th st. % NV
FORD 1e4s h.ton pickup; good
cond,; owner; s725. Call 81. bsa6,
FORD truck '4s na-ton: stake body;
r. and h.; excellent cond. WI. 1921.
CHEVROLET 40 h-ton pickup; ex-
Gel cond,. new tires; $3.50. WI.
FORD '4s h-ton panel; .,r;. r; and h; h;
r1s sssfifice; Ii, s;ss77. .,..u.. 81 90
EDGEMooR MOTOR CO. Tord},
5335 Wis. ave. NV. OR. Soa3.
FORD 80 a-ton pickup; 1000 MI;
NV. or. soe3.
4-YARD CONCRETE MIXER. on 10
wheel International, $4,000. 10.
&C 194S 2-ton dump truck; 3h-
yard. Garwood body; good condition;
81 1850. RE. 9346. Call Monday
rosp etss5 1888 an nMeton 70 pa stake sody $500
or best offer. WI. 1852.
REQ 194s 2h-ton dump; 3-yard
body; 2-speed axle; excellent cond.
throughout. Call OV. 1858. CHI. 0S1S.
WILLYS 194s panel jeep; in good
cond. CHas ice cream unit that fits
truck for street selling during sum-
mer months;l Truck. $685.; ice
1875, NE. Me- 43o4. between 10 am.
INTiRNATIoNAL ME 4 sI 1s47 KB5, chas-
sis and cab, good tires and condi-
tion; also several 1887 COE Inter
nationals. owners. Call TR. 5000.
GMC pickup 1850, de luxe cab; TO-
600 miles: like new; private owner;
CHEVRoLET A-ton truck. 1s47. de
luxe cabin, heater, 4.speed trans
mission. Call WA. 1925. 20
DGRsa S9ISsa low miesse DaRe saee conner conner
out Of business; ss95 or best offer.
FORD rs a-ton pickup; clean, good
condition. SHERIFF MOTOR Co.
900 Rhode Island ave. ne. 30
TOhD 1901 N8uCtIC VI pdACt u uIAo
new streamlined bodies. Are you CON
your business? II so, contact US
for an exceptional trade or deal.
LOGAN MOTOR CO.. 3540 14th st.
REQ" a;S" 1871 aSi Egg. H.si dump truck; E2I less
ths9 sasa $500 miles. Tower s64s $50 or
CHEVROLET 1s4o h-ton panel: low
mileage: excellent cond.: fully guar
anteed: S495. MA. 6420.
INTERNATIONAL t2) 1916 1h-ton
KS trucks. special panel; owners
driven. 915 R. I. ave. ne. NO.
DoDGE 1s47 1M-ton: excel, cond. !;
be seen at $3.50 Georgia ave. NV,
ESQ Station. phone RA. 1880.
BRocKwAY TRACTOR 154w and
eriE. owner; ,,r DR.; 6. j. LAuoH1LIN. GILL
GMc i1i-ToN Truck for sale e by
b1dy 6ss 0Tnsf oS mleass; GOOD good tres
cellent mechanical condition. Can
be sen sS S0srrES Soe1 18th st. NV. Ask
lsf7 p .Ias1a EES ozS and chassis; So ssaS.
IFEDEhALS 1898 S-ton dumps Ao);
used only l year; 4-yard bodies:
these are GOOD.
Federal 1q4o 4-ton sieeper.cab trac-
tor; f1ne road truck: excellent
throughout.
White 1e46 WA26 tractor; excel.
cond.: low price.
Studebaker 1850 1h-ton stake;
5000 actual miles; like new
throughout
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.. 900 R. I. AVE.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
TRUCKS FOR SALE (cent. !,

AUTOCAR TRACTOR. Fruehauf ma
condition. S priced for immediate
sale. Can be seen any day. ROSE
HAVEN. 2 miles from North Beach.
or North Beach 540l. 2Os
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Muskineum Alumni

j. Knox Montgomery, vice pres
ident of Muskingum College, New
Concord, Ohio, will speak at the
annual meeting of the Washing
ton alumni of the school to be
held at 6 pm. tomorrow at the
River Road United Presbyterian
Church. William L. Louden is
president of the Washington
OrolIn
Evening star., 1951-05-20
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

TRUCK TIRES AND TUBES-Imme-
date delivery. 6:9oxl6, S-Dlg' o6x,g 6;5oS =
6-ply: 700x20, S-ply: 7.50x20, s.
ply; 7.50x20. 10-ply; S.25x20, 10
ply Also 6.40x15, 6-ply whitewall;
6:1oxl6; 4zply xhite.Wall; CHEVY
Bethesda, OIL. 6100, Mr.. Anderson.
REBUILT MoToRs-Re,
new the life of your car, almost
any model available. Ford. Chew
rolet. Dodge Plymouth. Buick
Chrysler. De Soto. Olds Pontiac
Studebaker Champion and Willys
Terms as low as Sl1 monthly. In
stallation can be ARRANGED. MONT
GOMERY WARD. Alex. Va. AL
1900
4 TIRES, Goodyear. 7.60x14. Wv.
brand new, never been used; best
TIRES t2l, 6.50x16; excellent condi-
ton; S25. DU. 1850.
DUMP TRUCK BODY. ga yards. sH
CAR RADIO. new. Silvertone. $40;
also grill plate Call RA 1878.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

Other newly
elected officers
are: Charles E.
OH a ra, vics
6 r a Id COM
m a n d e r;
T h ON as F.
c u m m / n g S.
grand scribe:
r o b e r t F
Handley, scribe
OF Cne eXcneq-
uer;; Thomas A.
Baldwin, grand
C h a m b erlain;
w i / l | a m
T h o m pS on,
Evening star., 1951-05-20
AUTO & TRUCKS WANTED

PREWAR CARS that are nice and
chevs.. and other brands as well.
NV. HARRIS AUTo SALES; ask for
Mr.; Coward or Mr.. Williams. TU
eAik. Ain. HoNEsr ApPRAIsALs s Of an
NNskSEsooSoNffAc NS = e 1854 { 6 NJ
TRUCKS to haul brick and building
oapply; ospply experienced only Call Tu,
v VI III J. PAY Cash for clean cars, an,
ROYAL MOTORS. INC. Is Ken
FoR 9Ss' WAkS VI eS WELCOME ana cold
saap sas sss sss or HasEg fa g So4os s5Sss se1s
HI' Nd. WA sSs $50 or le 81 Mass. 'xe ave. NV NV
ST. 22SS. open ewes. and Sunday.
WILL PAY TO THE OWNERS of
clean prewar cars the highest prices
In Washington guaranteed; Fords,
SALES $ s' 500 S'sli aeoTsis nAsNs ave. A?H9 r.
1926, ask for Mr.. Williams. -23
STUDEBAKERS l947 to 1851. also
MOTORS, fs s5zs 1900 BladensburE !d..
AUTos FOR SOUTHERN TRADE
1885 to 1949; spot cash. PREST-
WOOD, 5S06 Ga. ave-, GE. 9S44.
HAVE 1850 wILLYs station wagon.
5000 mi" cd. and heater; need
AIasFa atgn or 10 ton 5egsa5 truck for po trip to
I BUY WRECKS, flre-jobs, ex-cabs
run down cars "46-51" for salvage
and rebuilding. JU. 7-54S4. 81
age; no dealers. GE. "943. -26
CLEAN ,l9-4l model car: preferably
Ford. Chev or Plymouth for cash.
Call TU. U460.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low mileage cars, MORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Ga. ave-. RA. 1922
PREMIUM PRICES for clean, rate
model cars. EDMoNDs MOTORS,
INC, CHI. 1900. Wilson blvd. at
ss,J Jackson. ATi- Va 'Dr. Ii'. no
1915 TO 1esl-An makes and sta.
wagons. Drive in with your title
for more cash, or will pay OF bal.
NV. Elk. 1862.
price for clean car, '36 to ,4s mod
els. 4310 r. ]. ave, ne. UN. 9010
OWNER OPERATED TRUCKS wanted
to haul bldg. material. OF. 9275.
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Francis Myers Heads
AIcanfara Caravan

Francis B. Myers was elected
grand commander of the AL.
hambra, Alcantara Caravan, al
the annual election.
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RSA-SUNBEAM

Golden Flash. $50 &C. outstanding
suberbly smooth performance; Ban
tam BSA l25 &C. proved finest in
its field. See all three and others
on display. Buy now. Motorcycle,
tires, batteries. saddle bags, goggles.
accessories at low prices. parts, re-
BLALocK CYCLE CO.. s117 Ga.
ave, Silver Spring. SH. 6050. across
from B & O. station. Open Monday
ond EriJov EVENINGS 20
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These and many more priced right.
Ser them today. New Ariels and Tri-
umphs for immediate delivery.
Parts oil accessories.
ALLIED MOTORS
olo bth st. NV. RE. 5O13, -21
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MOTORCYCLES

ARIEL 1850 square 4: Al condition;
$500 or best offer. Call UN. 3479.
ENGLISH MOTORCYCLE is45
Matchless. FScel. cond: $3.50. 1905
Marlboro pikef 10. S-0559. 30
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SPECIAL

Top allowance on your old motor
cycle, traded either on later model
1916 and Ar trade -ins Open Fri
day ewes. til Q pm Cash. trade.
or terms HARLEY DAVIDSON
SALES & SERVICE. 1865 31st st.
nRnC 20
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committee and nominated officers.
Elections will take place June 20
at the Kenneth H. Nash Post club
house, 224 D street Sc. The post
will adjourn for July and August.
The sale of the American Le-
gion clubhouse at 2437 Fifteenth
street NV. having been completed
as announced by Department
Commander Walter L. Morgan
last week, the n in business on
the agenda of the department Ex-
ecutive Committee meeting Thurs
day evening at the club will be the
selection of new temporary head
quarters. This will be the last
day the Legion will occupy the
building since it must be vacated
on May 25.
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Mercury Outboards

% tUNOIN1Nt NtS
Mercury, the finest, still available
Most sizes in stock. incl. Hurricane
Super 10. Trades, terms. Parts. mo-
tors and boat accessories, marine
supplies at reasonable prices. Ex-
pert repairs, all motors. Rentals by
day or week. BLALOCK CYCLE CO..
slit Ga. ave, Sill. Spg.. SH. $3.50
Open Monday and Friday evenings.
Across from B. g. o. Station. 80
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At a point near Puerto Rico,
the Atlantic Ocean is $4,000 feet
deep.
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RUNABOUT

RUNABOUT
left. Ventnor, 104 hip. GRAY marine
engine: cylinders. dual carb.; per
feet cond Can be seen Sun. Buzz
1st st. s.w. $3.50. Weekdays. ST
o45o
outstanding runabout, The Shep-
herd: free demonstrations in the
beautiful and fast convertible
model: 1s and % #. models from
S31o5: immediate delivery.
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Main Ave. and M St. S.W. ST. 4145