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The guardian., 1951-07-14
CAMBRIDGE
ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH
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ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH
Req. B. A. GdIIotUay, D. D. Pastor
A good sized congregation
heard the pastor deliver a
timely Communion sermon Sum
day, July l, developing a
highly spiritual atmosphere.
Both senior and junior choirs
contributed mum berS which
seemed more than usually timely
and effective. Holy Communion
was served at the close Of the
service. Rev. Charles N. Bourne
invited Pastor Galloway to
preach, and st. Paul congrega-
tion to worship with his Mt. Zion
A.M.E. Church, in NarranganSett
Pier, R. l., Sunday, August IL.
Rev. Bourne was ordained at the
last A.M.E. Conference, having
been local preacher at st. Paul,
and assigned to the AM.E.
Church in Narragansett Pier.
The invitation is being favorably
considered. At night, Rev. Alvin
Johnson carried on another of
the class meeting" services,
where members of the congre-
cation sang and testified as the
Spirit moved. Rev. Galloway,
who suffered a mild indiSposi-
ton during the morning service
was present and feeling better;
but he turned the service over to
Rev. johnson, and another spir-
itual feast was enjoyed by a
large number. The senior choir
turned on two Spirituals which
were highly praised. Several
members received Holy Com
munion at the close of the serv-
fea
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Public Library
Events S-ExhibitS
EXHIBITS
CENTRAL LIBRARY
MAIN LOBBY
PUVIS DE CHAVANNES
GALLERY, End floor

Antique Automobiles - or -
The Days of Goggles, busters,
and Wells. The humble beginn-
ings Of the giant automobile in
dustry, more than so years ago,
recalled in a series of prints de-
signed by Clarence P. Hornung,
an industrial designer and anti
que-automobile enthusiast; anti
que automobile accessories, lent
through the courtesy of Mr.. w.
Nelson Bump and other mem
bers of the Antique Auto Mu-
scum - Larz Anderson Collec-
ton; and pertinent books from
the collections of the Branch
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WEST MEDFORD

" " 49, - - - -
Is your news item in today's
column? If not, ask yourself if
you took the time to mail or
phone in your news. This is a
simple request. Make it prac-
tice to cooperate with your local
reporter.
- Parks Now Open
Pastor Phillips conducte d
Shiloh Communion services last
week. The young Reverend is
making friends here. Although
the Christian Endeaver is now
closed until next autumn, the
young people, numbering about
35 boys and girls, held an in
formal and enjoyable party last
week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Isaacs. Pastor Phillips
dropped in, and as we said in a
previous column, the local church
youth are really discovering the
true values of Shiloh never fully
realized before.
The sad note of the week. was
the passing of a former Shiloh
pastor, the Rev. Frank G. Brook
ms of Boston. Although retired,
Rev. Brookins symbolized the
real old-time Pastor who de-
voted many years to church
and to its people. Rev Brookins
had a part in Shiloh's so years
and we of Medford share deeply
in mourning his loss. For he was
a proven Pastor.
The annual Church Picnic at
Salem, July 19, is less than one
week away. It might be proper
at this time to remind everyone
in advance so that the proper
arrangements can be made with
out haste. Other Picnic sites
have been chosen in the past.
But none were found to be as
clean and safe and less crowded
than Salem Willows which re-
tains its wholesome and healthy
sea breeze attraction throughout
the years. It offers both ocean
and pool swimming, shaded pic
mic grounds, fishing, boat excur-
sions, tennis, bowling, and a rich
variety Of recreation, including
dancing. The place practically
has everything.
Speaking of recreation. The
Medford City Parks opened for
the summer last week. Miss
Veronica Lanier, popular Girl
Scout leader, will be in charge
Of girl and children activity. The
park opens at $50 each morning
and closes after 400 Pm. The
swings, chutes and other Park
facilities are now going full
force, and parents are invited to
bring youngsters each day for
games and other outdoor recrea-
ton. Make it a date.
Medford police were mighty
proud of local youngsters last
useek, and very probably were
given some valuable crime clues
after a cash register containing
money was found nearby in the
Mystic River. The youngsters,
including an Arlington youth,
and Cynthia and Buelah Mat
thews, Barbara Britton and
Babba Williams, reported their
find to the police on the advice
of Mrs. Josephine Alves with
whom they were staying.
Mrs. Portia K. Bosfield, just
recently recovering 6 from an
operation, has been reappointed
as a Notary Public by Gov. Paul
E. Dever through his Executive
Council secretary, Edmund }.
Cronin, who signed the commits
sion. The term is for seven
years. Mrs. Bosfeld announces
she is ready to serve all those
who have legal papers and af-
fairs requiring Notary Public
service. She resides at 16 jerome
street, and is a graduate Of
Portia Law School.
Robert Lambert Of Lincoln
street is a member of the Med
ford chapter Civilian Air Patrol
which he says teaches young
The guardian., 1951-07-14

tiny particles that burst the minute
they bit liquid and, presto. you
have a luscious frothy chocolate
milk shake. Here's tho simple
recipe:
Place 3 heaping teaspoons instant
sweet cocoa mix in tall glass. Add
small amount Of milk and blend
Then fill. glass with cold milk and
stir until well blended. Top with
whipped cream il desired.
That's all there is to It; although
We advise you 70 make a pitsherful
for that hungry horde which viii
approve 80 highly Of the richness
"a favor Of this quick chocolate
drink.
The guardian., 1951-07-14

Ever since the days when Cortez
landed in America and drank the
delicious and strange "chocolatf
which the friendly Indians offered
him IN solid gold goblets, chocolate
has been a national favorite.
Now comes q new adventure -
a streamlined modern chocolate
product. an instant cocoa mix,
which makes a chocolate milk
shake or instant cocoa at the drop
Of a hat. This new product really
has 4-in-1 uses. hot or cold cocoa,
rich chocolaty frosting, quick
creamy fudge, or smooth chocolate
sauce.
Special processing has made
possible the quick dissolYing Of the
, 1951-12-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
, 1951-12-20
NATIONAL PUBLICITY "A WAY OuT


HE lime HAS come for the Virgin Islands to capital
ne on national publicity. For years this paper has been preach
ing that sermon, but it fell on deaf ears. 1t was therefore most
9raeHyn1g when word came, through the St, Thomas press,
that a group Of legislators had addressed a communication
to the New York Times, and through that means were MAKING
their thoughts known to the American public.
TO RECEIVE ANY attention whatever, the American
public must know what is happening, and the only way this
can come about is through constant and ceaseless lombard
ment OF the public with matters pertaining to these islands.
Senator's and Congressman must become Virgin Islands con
SclouS. However, the only way that these national LEGISLATORS
will even stop long enough to look around is if their consti-
tuents force it upon them. Politicians are an interesting lot
they lead as their followers would have them lead, and thew
notice the things which their constituents would have them
notice.
BUI HOW ARE all these things to be done? How do
we reach the eyes and earsof the nation so that our problems
become known? There is nothing mysterious or unusual in
the methods applied. The only trouble is that we out this way
have positively refused to. become Americanized in this res
pecta And this is the time to note that every other territory
has adopted the method.
JUST AS SOON as possible, the leaders here must make
contact with Influential citizens of both races on the main
land. These leaders, with their knowledge and voting power
will then be in a strategic position to pass our demands along
IN the very places where its airing will serve best. Then, too,
whenever a delegation heads north, make sure that thou
eands Of letters and hundreds of kilograms be sent to certain
members of Congress. Let those men know that the entire
population is behind the venture. Believe it or not, members
Of Congress were for the longest time p~erplexed at the repre-
sensations from the several Islands. Thy could not understand
two or three governments in SO small an area, and with such
a population.
NJ ur,- 49,
invited to send reporters to cover the Islands. There has
, 1951-12-20
Richmond


been some of thlt, but not
enough. Our people will never
believe what happened when
President Trum visited
these Islands, and with him
came a corps Of newsmen. The.
American reading public got
stories which never before hit
the pages of these papers. The
Norfolk Journal and Guide,
the Pittsburgh Courier, the
Chicago Defender were only a
few of the weeklies to say.
nothing of the famed import
ant dailies.
THEN there is another step.
which must be taken. There.
are any number Of native S on
the mainland who are constant
" by-passed. These men
would no doubt be only too.
glad to be kept informed, to
spread the word of the Islands
in many quarters, and to seek
the proper help, but we must
contact them.
IF we expect to get any
where with our pleas and sug-
gestions for such matters as
the Internal revenue, a com
missioner, the removal of Ger
tain restrictions on exports and
the ike, then we must look for
a better and more effective
method Of spreading the Cos
pei, and publicity is the ans
Wer.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC lg4S station wagon; Hydra.
TIAC 1921 Conn. wo. s4o0.
PONTIAC 1941 sedanette: fine shape.
| $3.50. $50 Maryland ave. s.w... ST.
PONTIAC 1888 "e" 4-dr. sedan; Just
gsSs.d gssSSssed p, G, INSPECTION; $3.50 a Ak.
PONTIAC .4s sedanes.e; ses4. Look
Sa1Ess rs Psi p1s 81 bo Taotz Kd. f.
PONTIAC 40 Chieftain +"s" sedan;
$I.594. Look for. our big ad. AUTO
WHOLEsALERs. 1881 Bladensburg
Rd., IL, 3-8S00,s% g.
PONTIAC 40 sedanette: 1894. Look
sALERs. 1871 Bladensburs Rd.. Ii.
PONTIAC 1910 sedan; s1s4. Look for
1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii. 3-ss00.
PONTIAC 40 chieftain IS" sedan;
S1.594. Look for our big ad.. AUTO
RRhoIEsALEss; Rd III a.ss9S 17a1 Biadensburs
PONTIAC 1910 sedan; $1e4 Look for
9gF 9gs, big s,ad.nssrn ad; AuTo WHoLEsALSERs
PONTIAC 194s streamliner sedan
mileage; S1,195; 76O-l6 tires. al
most new. Call OW. 6777. Ii
PONTIAC 1948, black; radio and
low mileage, garage kept. Must sell,
going into service. S1s325 or best
ofier. Call Ma. 1918 Friday and
Saturday. TU. 1855 Sunday. ii
PONTIAC 1941 4-dr. sedan; 8 cyls.;
$295. sAFEWAY MOTORS. 1900
14th st. NV, NO. ILL.
PONTIAC 1941 sedanette, r. and h.;
fine cond.; pvt. owner. 1895. 1905
Iowa ave: NV. IA. 1908. Ill $
ming condition. good. rubber; S395.
DAYTIME, AID. 4447: sun. 81. 1908.
STUDEBAkER 1947 sedan; heater
sea- covers; looks good and is
mechanically excellent; outstanding
value. only Ss45. WHEELER, INC.
Ghrysler plymouth. $500 Wisconsin,
EN-. 470S., ~ g
Evening star., 1951-02-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDs I946 4-dr; Here Is an an excel.
in the "Olds' line. Custom covers,
Hydra. Matte, radio. and heater;
beautiful condition throughout; 30
SaSS Sord sola va Ave. ssye
OLDSMOBILE 194g "76'' club sed.;
HYDRA Matte drive. r. and h.. up
holstery covers; top cond. through
out. very clean. low mileage. To-
day.s best buy. 81 495; only S499
sSMn til WIi''sn e. coAs4a sa4!isn'E SoNf2se 1Rsea
OLDs AS 4-dr. "9s"; Sl,295; r., h.
MAJOR or VA. 34oo River I'd.
Alex. XII. S-4O71. Ask for Joe, T.
oLps. '4s "ss" and "ss" 4-dr.: ST.
Rocket engines; low mileage; delivery
EiyeT BY rd;' Alex. XII. s-4o71. Ask
oEDs 4@ 2-dr. extra clean; iine
oLDsMoBILE rs 4-dr. ID s'I In beautiful
by Wv, tires and tailored seat
with HYDRA -Matics 0Eelpd'kea r. and e.. other gs
ssntee; si;3eS: LOGAN FORD NE NE.
oansM6siIzE LBS Ssiz Va iaes sse' 4.Sr aS sedan s
or best offer. Box 1873. Star. o.
OLDSMOBILE 1850 "9S" 4-dr. se-
dan; new cond throughout; low
mileage; garaged night and day
since new; 2-toned paint; original
owner; $1,000 cash. DI. 1922. or
oGDsMoBiLE IS; iSaG fsesi 10 "ss" Rocket Mii Sc
auTo % WaoLEs4LERs s9f ass our 7sI pig Bla. ia:
densbure Rd,, II. 3-Ss60.
0LDSMOBILE 1899 sedan: s14e.
s1gERa s1Gk fSr our I1as big ad AUTO N 5 WHOLE
oLDsM66fBGiGIiE 1889 sedan; s14s.
Lock for our big ad; AUTO WHOLE
sALERs, So 1881 Bladensburg Rd..
oLDsMoBILE Al sedan; s24s. Look
sALERs. * I II i7si T. BladensbuTs aSh3 MA1ah, Rd,
oLDsMoBiIE oagIi AS "ss" Hydra-Matic
club SI9 sS sedan A4o fT2as IoGk tUF RgF
a1Ss 55sSsR'0q1s is4s Rd ss T. 2ssee assas
i our big I ad. d AUTO eTaSi WHoLEsHaERs, s1Gk RsE
1731 Bladensburg Rd., Ii. 3-S800.
okDsMoBIaE I'D NO lie n Il sedan; S24g , Lock
oIDsMoBILE OH sioiHH; 40 "ss" Rocket Sc
dan; 81 .594; Look for our big ad.
equipped; u. .oSoo aesaal soti miles. rum Il,
soSd cond; Sl,4sb or best offer.
o11psMaoSssiLE 1s47 series rs al 4idr.
sedanaa Hydra-Matic, radio, heater:
6 absolutely In S Perfect Condition
so days. sss6. BELL I'LL. NOT MoToRs. ss!
bolo Wis ave. NV, Wo. 5000.
PACKARD 1897 Clipper sed.; =. and
$s95; only S29s down. written
warranty; Open eyes. I'll Q. COAST
IN PONTIAC. 427 Fla. ave. ne.
PAcKAkD' 1850 custom a-door; ex-
actly like new; gas-saving overdrive
and heater. white-walled tires; ap-
prog 50s less than original cost;
aE aAN asfs' asENssd'' sol7 7.'N Va. ave "a NV, !.
good oond.; $3.50 or best offer. OIL.
PA9KAnp eSa U. 1s4s convertible; ~ only
abroad; owner buying new car and
gives you advantage purchase his
clean used car; new black top;
maroon; all accessories; ST. 800
cash. MUNRoE. ST. 6756; home,
PaCKARD 1850 Super de luxe, less
than / VI. old, perfect cond.: cost
$4,000; will take $2.700: extras in
ciude ultramatic drive. radio with
front and rear speakers, white side
walls, rear wind shield wiper. heater,
custom seat covers. ETC.: low mile
age; driven only by myself. MRS.
DUNKLEY, sH. 1922, OIL. $500.
PACKARD 1899 4-door sedan; fine
condition: only two owners; 1925.
riYaSU4qIai fa9as I'll sa1es - sp.e, a. lux, ,,r,.
gray 4-dr. sedan: r. and b.: excel.
cond.; S1.34b. Ov. 1924. IL
Evening star., 1951-02-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PLYMOUTH 1o4s special de lux

PLYMOUTH 194s special de luxe
4-dr. with many extras including
heater. chrome window shades. seat
covers; stunning emerald green fin
ish; $500 under market value. at
only oaG :. ss95; % 3o3day "owner-Rated,, -
va. ave. NV, ME-. 2sls. %
PLYMOUTH late 194s Special de luxe
club coupe; fully equipped. clean.
private owner: S1,150 or best offer.
PLYMOUTH 1850 4-dr. Special de
luxe; low mileage. company officiaps
car: heater, signal lights, etc; ST.
595. Call MR.. WELLS. DE. $40.
. am to 8 pm. Mon. through Sat.
PLYMOUTH AZ Spec. de luxe 4-dr,;
r and h.. sun visor. light gray finish.
sCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. sss Carroll
St. GE. 1908. Open ewes. til 9. %
PLYMOUTH AZ 2-drs r. and h..
orig. finish. excel mechanical cond. ;
$495, terms. SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
263 Carroll ST., GE. 1908, Open
ewes. It'll 8. %
{ luxe: green finish like new; r. and
h.: Las. TREW MOTOR CO.
9th and Fla. ave. ne. FIR. 1872
PLYMOUTH 1947 convertible coupe;
original finish like new; r. and h.;
spotless interior; excellent top; mo-
tor reconditioned; guaranteed;
and Fla. ave. ne. FIR. 1882.
PLYMOUTH 1949 Special de luxe
4-dr. sedan; original finish like new;
soSsss' REV hss'sl MoToR e..
PLYMOUTH 1g40 2-dr. sedan; excel
lent MECHANICAL condition; $3.50.
rnFMSGgH 81 ss5si n club coupe; III Orig.
owner; S345; 4-mo. guar. SAFE
WAY MOTORS. 1900 I4th st. NV.
PE9MiouTH E2i dafti 40 special de. luxe 4-dr,;
fif srssn dARY eRs is6S 5ST GOOD %
rhSpMoTra h9ps 5Gi IL 4s ~ 4dr Special de luxe;
=. h. and WV; tires Gao titlel,
sgsb S seliys5y yao 1 Rlysr i9utes sl.H MAJRf
rL4%ourA faSIo}i Ast IS '9f SPECIAL SSs d de luxe q
dr.; r. and h.. orig. black finish; L
owner; D. C. car. 1895. $295 down,
1909 guarantee. ROYAL MOTORS,
chrysler- Plymouth. 15 Kennedy st.
rn4MoGTH nT TT 1885, 1889 de luxe; imnaeu- 1is
spection; Si95, full price. Terms
and trade. WILLIAMS. r. !. ave
PLYMOUTH 1910 sedan; good cond. !;
getting new car; $3.50 or nearest
PONTIAC 1e49. like-new, 25dr, sedan;
Hydra-Mati heater; 10000 miles;
81. .595. OWNER. CH. 1888. Ill
PONTIAC 194S sedanette. A snappy
: 6-cyl. with Hydra-Matic drive and
In, the best of condition; glistening
taiIored e 'iS seat iV Covers. f''i radio % heater
From one careful owner. Read his
signed "Owner-Rated" statement on
car; S1,295. LOGAN (Ford), 2017
Va. ave. NV. ME. 2S1S. %
Evening star., 1951-02-09
All advertisements offering
automobiles for sole must in
eIude aetusl selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 194s; orig. black finish: very
$e45; 4-mo. guar. HILL & TIBBrTTs.
LIZA Vermont ave. NV. Wash s
A0sTs 30sffs Ego d paaes SEDAN 2sse Rsster
radio. low mileage; only 81. 800.
JOHN CLIFFORD. 2515 H st. NV
AUSTIN Isl n 1851 sedan; s1,5s5; EQUIP.
PRY MOTORS, Factory Distributor
AUSTIN 1851 latest model 4-dr.:
brand-new with many improvements;
only S529 down, immediate delivery:
all financing by US on easiest terms;
sGPosas trade MAN29PfHN sGRP!ftfiy S1T6 f1SqTDDes d
RADIO CO., Authorized Austin Sales.
at r NV NO. 1867.
AUSTIN 16; perfect condition; one
aftasi fsesi anit mieage gev sS09o sae4o
; asking 500. Call ST. 34l4.
AUSTIN 1949 two-door: low mileage.
Heavy-duty grill guards. sun yisors,
white-wall tires. Many other ex-
tras. Only $685.: Terms and trade.
MANHATTAN ATT Sult AUTO nas,ds 3 RADIO 245 CO.; sod
BuICK esS '46 sedan; 1904 Look for our
big ad. AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871
BIadensburg Rd. Ii. 3-8S00,
BUICK 1941 Century; WIN lSfo
Fireball motor; runs and looks like
NJ. RS s7s4 aOs Or Sun. 81; sss2; 2, wv. Wv
cellent mechanical condition; tires
nearly new; two-tone green finish.
It's an .owne5cRased~ vIna bargain 1oi AZ !
Va. ave. NV, NE. 2S1S. .
BUICK 1947 4-dr. sedan, from for
eign service employe who cared for
this car as you would your liv. rm.
It's absolutely stunning. Interior
like a showroom model. Beautiful
blue finish. Radio. and heater. 30
day Owner Rated" guarantee; 1895.
LOGAN lFoRD), 2o17 va. ave. NV.
ME 2S1S. %
BUICK '49 Dynahow sedan; S1,5a4.
Look for our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
SALERs, 1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii.
3-SS00.
BUICK 194e Super Dynafow; low
mileage, private party. fine condi-
ton. T., h., seat covers $l,795.
ma. Bess; ewes, Lo. 5-203o. LII
Evening star., 1951-02-09
AUToMoBnEs FOR SALE O. AUToMoBlEs FOR sAts

STUpEBAKER 81 Landcruiser; auto.
matte drive. de luxe equipment; one
OW., 500S days; CH. 24ss ewes. and
sTUDEBAKER 1910 2-dr. Champion;
r. and h., seat covers; hillholder; new
ceiling upholstery. new. tires, fins
motor economical operation; $295.
OWNER WI. ,S306. III
STUDEBAKER AT Commander sedan;
1894. Look for our big ad. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburs
Rd.. Ii. 3-8S00.
WILLYS 1919 ali-metai station wag-
on; 81, 1,249. Look for our big ad.
I AUTO WHoLEESALERs, H3l Bla-
WILLYS 1949 all-metal station wag-
on; S1.249. Look for our big ad.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bis-
denshurR Rd LII 2-S8n0
Evening star., 1951-02-09

STUDEBAKER 194g Champion d.
seat covers, WV. tires, undercoat
and other extras; very low mileage
one-owner caE Sl.345. MCNEIL
MOTORS, 4034 Wis. ave. NV. EN-
1886. co. 2153. 10
STUDEBAKER, ~ 942 Commander 4
dr.; clean: mechanically good; $500
or best offer cash. Sat. 10 am.
to pm. only, AID. 1738.
STUDEBAKER 1880 4-door;. posi-
lively perfect: less than 1000 miles;
. $3.50. 1907 10Th st. Sc. o.
STUDEBAkER f94s Champion de
luxe o-passenger coupe. Orig. owner.
1895. XII, .S-957S. Ill
STUDEBAKER Ar Commander sedan;
$894. Look for our big ad AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
Rd.. Ii. 3-SSO0.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

WANTED from private individual, q
very clean '46 through so auto.
mobile. make or body style inlIna-
terisl. pay all cash. MR.. KIRBY !
NE. 6345; eyes,, TIE. 5000. Ext. lo1.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
HudHEs HES w 7eis Ga. ave-. Se' RA. fIsS.
1946 TO 1951--An makes and sta.
wagons. Drive in with your. title
for more cash. or will pay of bal.
WOLFE MOTORS, 18th and K sts.
WANTED TO TRADE a mo. old
Dodge Coronet perfect cond. for
1850 or 1851 Plymouth station
wagon. Cali GE. 1890 bet. 8 and
TRUCKS wANTED-To haul brick
and building supplies; TU. 0614;
CADILLAC WANTED-From private
owner; no dealers; must be clean,
Al shape; 194S or 1949; model 81"
Premium PRICES for clean, late
INC, CH. 4300. wilson blvd. at
N. jackson. Arl Va. tDr. Lie. No.
WANTED ANY MAKE. any model.
clean used sarS i%nsd1sse ss1 sssh
NJ st. NV. MI. 01S5.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS Of all
MckEE-PoNTfAc iss4 { Sc u.x'
ME- O400.
AUTOS FOR SOUTHERN TRADE
'36 to '50-Spot Cash
Az
Evening star., 1951-02-09
TRUCKS FOR SALE

s.: 300. Gail MR.. dIAsscocK, Ma
'csaaRR1viRoLET CHEVROLET 1850; crane. model
twrecker and body; $4,000 lb. capa-
CITY winch; rear mounted remote
control; driven less than 1900 mi.
Owner deceased, no reasonable offer
refused. HI. 5416. -15
WILLYs AS la-ton panel; as clean
guaranteed; price S795; terms or
trade. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO,
INC. 7725 Wis. ave, OIL. 6l0o eyes.
CHEvRoLEr che '4s 1-ton stake; excel.
apDroa ss6a sss terms saOs Of
trade. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO,
INC, 7725 Wis. ave, OIL. 61oo eyes.
rSTfRNArIoNAL ME AS s.-ton pickup;
a Tssa neh eSas egsvy Prss eaAss sf9I MOTIFS 5S5d
CO. INC. 7725 Wis. ave-, OIL. 600
FORD AZ a4-ton stake; good mech.
cond., body and care very good;
will snarantee D. e. inspection;
/ CHASE MOTOR Go. INC. a7a5
Wis. ave, OIL. 6100 ewes. and Sun.
.MG-TC AT: orig. black. green in
4 terror; special. $1,195. PRY MO-
FORD AS fa-ton panel, S7a5. Also
AZ Ford 1-ton panel. $685.. These
are in excellent cond.; good paint.
tires and motor. Ready for the Job.
Why wait for new one when these
will more than serve the purpose
LOGAN (Ford), 3540 14th st. NV,
TU. 4100. -12
GMC l941 I-ton panel; excel. cond.
throughout. A real buy at only S295.
-STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
83rd AND NJ SITS. NV. MI. 1646.
Evening star., 1951-02-09

GMC Truck & Coach Div.
80 M st. NE. ME. 0505 Ill
DODGE 1947 k-ton panel; Al cond.;
fully guaranteed. Terms arranged.
1896 Several other panels and
pickups to choose from.
.STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
83rd AND M SITS. NV, MI. 1646
Evening star., 1951-02-09
WANTED, 100 CARS
L OST T
y Cars Wanted

Any clean make or model How do
you know you are getting top price
for your car unless you get our
price before selling?
CIRCLE MOTORS, INC.
2401 PENNA. AVE. NV.
PIE h67R and Pc 22Q4 IL
Evening star., 1951-02-09
'46s TO sis

100 CARS WANTED
~ to 80, any make, any model. Will
pay cash. See US before you SELL
Honest appratsals on all makes as
sured. MONTGOMERY STUBBS
MOTORS. 3715 Bladensburg rd.,
Evening star., 1951-02-09
ON. THE SPOT

w Z AA1z kJA Y Z -
CASH
For your present car We will pay of
your unpaid balance. and give you
our convenient downtown location
for . free appraisal at no obliga-
tion to you. Plenty of parking.
OPEN DAILY. 8 AM. TO PM.
SAFEWAY MOTORS.
1900 14th st. NV. NO. I'LL
Evening star., 1951-02-09

AUTOS FOR SOUTHERN TRADE
'36 to '50-Spot Cash
Prestwood. 5SO6 Ga. Ave. GE. 9S44
Evening star., 1951-02-09
THE NATIONS CAPITAL
USED CAR WHOLESALERS
WILL PAY UP TO

'5l Cadillac ---------S5, ,2UO1
so, 49, '48, At Cadillacs
81 Fords,. Chew, Plymouths
so Fords, Chew, Plymouths
49 Fords, Chew, Plymouths
Comparable Price Paid Accordingly
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1925 Conn. ave, wo. 9236 or EN-
Evening star., 1951-02-09
PRIVATE CAR
OWNERS 8.

We just don't talk 10eo more. Do not
sacrifice your car for the wholesale
retail price. We buy all makes and
models. We pay of your finance co.
and take care of all title details
Call MIR. CASH, LII. 3-9877
Evening star., 1951-02-09

CHEVROLET 40 2-dr.: new paint.
excel. engine, Al tires. clean in
nbES tsripT aes asa terms eanTo, scHlFds sio$ 4
Open ewes. It'll 9. 3
CHEVROLET AZ 4-dr. sed.; equip. !;
bumper tips. fog lights, r, h.; tires
almost new, excel, cond.; pvt. owner;
!Sg45. XII s-g76s after $50 pm.
: walls: $3.50; going into service;
must sell. DU. 9229 or FA. 4S7s.
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Fees 60 10 Federation

Alexander B. Hawes, chairman
Of the federation's Suffrage Com
mittee. explained to the association
the provisions Of the Kefauver bill
and advocated its support.
1.-THE District is the largest COM
|munity west Of the Iron Curtain
with the exception Of some African
tribes-that does not have self
government" he declared.
The meeting was conducted by
the president In the Central Pres
byterian Church Sunday school
building, Irving street near Six
|teenth street NV.