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Evening star., 1951-11-04

on the doors for national con-
ventions and big parties at ho-
tells. The guards sometimes show
up for embassy parties and we'd
ding receptions. too. Those with
out buttons. badges. tickets,
cards, ribbons, stickers or invi-
tations don't get in.
And if they persist. they are
shown to the door In a polite
buns rush.
At the British Embassy recep-
ton for Princess Elizabeth and
Duke of Edinburgh there were
no unlimited guests because the
Evening star., 1951-11-04

crashing as men. according to
Max Steiner, maitre d'hotel at
the Maytlower. They come back,
again and again. Sometimes a
"house officer" will spot them,
take them gently by the arm,
and steer them back out the
door.
It's a certain type of person
who does 1t. all right" says
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-21
B. |. A. TO
CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY

Elaborate plans are being made
to celebrate the fourth anniver-
sary of the Brownsville Improve
ment Association, August Is.
Dade county in general and
Brownsville in particular, can
proudly boast of the many
achievements of this organiza-
ton.
A great deal of credit is due
Mr.. Neal Adams, the dynamic
president and his staff, the board
of directors, for making this COM
munity a much better place in
which to live.
The public is cordially invit-
ed to attend this gala affair. An
elaborate feast will terminate
the celebration at the Masonic
Temple, 4818 NV 9th ave.
A big membership drive is now
on to enlist new members at one
dollar per year.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-21
ST AGNES NEWS

Sunday, July 22nd, the ninth
Sunday after Trinity. Choral
Mass, sermon and communion at
800 am. It will be our And con-
secutive broadcast over Station
WITT 1890 on your dial. This
'ervice is increasing in popular
ity with each succeeding Sunday.
Make it date to worship at the
broadcast service at st. Agnes
next Sunday. This is live broad
cast originating at the church. 1t
is not a recording. Church School
at 1900 am, Solemn Vespers and
sermon at 7:30 pm. To all these
services the public is welcome.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-21

that Joe Smalley is dead Dr.
Patterson's new car is Chrysler,
not a Buick, as we erred here
last week Isabel and Alec
Robertson shove off for the
Bronx and home Saturday am.
Mother Marie Wareham accom-
panies them in their '48 Dodge.
Private Eric r. Thompson, son
of the John Thompsons, 1918 NV
End CT, is fighting with the 18th
Infantary (Buffalo) Regiment in
Korea Charles Williams, Jr.
and family left Saturday for their
motor trip back to Berkeleyfi, Cal.
The Cosmopolitan Golf Assn is
cooking up a big tournament for
Labor Day weekend with the
city cooperating
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-21

General Supt. of the Wesleyan
Methodist Diocese; Rev. G..
Thompson, Rev. E. c. Grant and
Rev. c.. A. Humes of Nassau, Ba-
hamaS.
Executive officers elected
were: Deacon Chas. E. Gibson,
District Supt.; Mrs. Augusta
Newbold,. assistant; Mrs. I. G.
Bingham, president; Mr.. K.
Trotte. vice president; Mrs. J. c.
Johnson, treasurer; Miss Joyce
Hepburn, secretary; Miss P. At
W pianist.
The congress meets with the
Metropolitan Baptist Church,
Nassau, Bahamas, Rev. C. A.
Humes, pastor, in 1852.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-21
Church of Incarnation
News

Sunday, July %. is the ninth
Sunday after Trinity. Church
School at $50 am, Sung Mass,
communion at IL am, Laymen's
League at lis PM, Solemn
evening song, sermon, 7:3O pm.
To all these services you are in
vited.
The Social Workers Of the
church of the Incarnation are
sponsoring a Minstrel Show on
Monday night, July 80 in the
Community auditorium at 8 pm.
Tickets are on sale by the Guild.
Admission Is cents.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-21
BIBLE SCHOOL AT
ST. MATTHEWS

All children from ages to Is
are invited to attend a vacation
Bible School at st. Matthews
Baptist Church, 361 NV 18th ST..
Glasses begin Monday morning,
July % at $50 am. Parents are
urged to send their children out.
There will be a capable staff of
teachers to carry out instruction.
Miss Ora Lee Nottage will act as
supervisor.
Rev. N. F. Clark, pastor
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-21
Atlantic Coast Closes
SIS. & BTU. Congress

The Sunday School and BTU.
Congress of the Atlantic Coast
Baptist Association held its goth
annual session July Ills, at the
st. James Baptist Church, Rev.
J. L. Johnson, pastor. Temple
Baptist Church was hostess.
From the pre-congreSS program
on Tuesday evening through the
close on Sunday evening, each
session was packed with inSpira-
ton and information.
The Sunday School under Dis
trict Superintendent Chas. E.
Gibson, was lively with discus
Sions on timely topics. A course
on Personal Evangelism was ably
conducted by the Rev. I. c. Nick
ms, B. D., pastor of Olivet Bap-
fist Church. The Rev. r. G. Hall,
B.Th., delivered an impressive
devotional message each morn
ing.
The BTU headed by Mrs. I. G..
Bingham, the pillar of the young
peoples work, measured up to its
high standard as usual. Rev. L.
A. Thompson lectured on the
work of the Training Union every
afternoon.
One of the main attractions of
the meeting was the musical and
defamation contest on Friday
evening. In the musical contest
Misses Dorothy Curry and Irene
D. Pratt tied for first, Mr.. c.
Williams trailing them. In the
defamation Miss Joyce Hepburn
took first, the Misses Myrtis Will
liamS and Elnora Hodge winning
second and third prizes respec-
lively.
Sunday morning Olivet's Sun
day School won first prize and
Temple second. The moderator,
with vice-moderator /. c. Mickins
alternating, delivered the mes
sage at II am, and Olivet's choir
sang. Rev. J. A. King preached
the memorial sermon at 4 pm.
During the Missionary Hour a
group from Olivet presented a
play entitled "a Church Fight"
which delighted the congrega-
ton.
2 The Rev. H. w. Moss, pastor of
New Mt. Zion, Homestead,
preached the closing but inspir-
ing sermon Sunday evening. His
choir was on hand and sang for
the occasion. Moderator
Joseph Smith alternated.
Among the notable visitors
were Rev. E. A.. Culmer, pastor
of ST. Mary's w. M. Church and
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-21
ROTH AND Okla
ON FORUM

Vice-Mayor Burnett Roth of
Miami Beach, and Judge Kenneth
Okla will be the featured speak
ers at a public forum, Balance
Sheet and Challenge: Human
Rights in the South" sponsored
by Tropical Lodge B'nai Birth,
to be held Tuesday, July "a, at
BIS pm. at the Miami Beach
YMHA, 1886 Bay Road, Lodge
President Lewis Sternshein an
nounced.
"Due Process of Law Denied"
a dramatic motion picture star
ring Henry Fonda, Dana An
drews and Harry Davenport, will
be shown. Gilbert j. Balkin, di-
rector, Florida Regional Office,
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai
Birth, will be moderator of the
panel discussion to follow. Audi
ence participation will be high
light of the program.
Samuel Kessler, chairman, and
DR.. Lester Gordon, co-chairman
of the Lodge Anti-Defamation
League Committee, arranged the
meeting, which the public is in
vited to attend.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-21
New Home
Dedicated

Mrs. Willie D. Macon and
daughter, Mrs. Ola Mae Calvin
and children had their new home
at 1910 NV 10Th ave., Bunche
Park, Opa Locka, dedicated on
July /. The ceremonies were
conducted by the Rev. w. F. Fay
son and delicious repast was
served. They wish to thank the
participants and friends for their
presents and gifts.
Mrs. Lily D. Macon
and Daughter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-21
AcKAcH :

For quick comforting help for Backache.
Rheumatic Pains, Getting Up Nights, strong
cloudy urine, irritating passages, Leg Pains,
circles under eyes, and swollen ankles due
to non-organic and non-systemic Kidney and
Bladder troubles, try cystex. Quick, complete
satisfaction or money back guaranteed. Ask
your druggist for cystex today.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-21
THAT TEEN AGE Party at the

THAT TEEN AGE Party at the
Harlem Square Ballroom could
easily be tagged "The Teenage
Benefit Party. Proceeds from
this affair will go to the pur-
chasing of recreation equipment
for the 'Y' so come out and make
the affair a grand one "a
Race With the Wind" a, drama
in three acts presented by the
Tropical Guild, will have its
Curtain Call at 8:45 pm. Friday,
August 10 at the Modern theatre.
This superb presentation has
Miamian, Robert Earl Sawyer, as
its brain child.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-21
AR M STER r,
popular

INEZ AHMo EH, popular
NAACP worker and Eloise
HughS will be honored with a
birthday party in the lobby of
the Owasco hotel Monday, July
80 . . 1t. Herbert Newton of
U. S. Army motored to the Coral
City Monday. He was accompan-
led by Mr.. Godfrey Williams,
Miss Maize Brown and Yours
Truly . While students are still
raving over the fine time BTW
Alumni showed them at return
ing time, Pres. Elliott j. Pieze is
planning an elaborate send off.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-21

ROY MILTON, Lille Green
wood took Fl. Lauderdale by a
storm Wednesday pm. with his
popular blues. On Saturday the
band will take to the overseas
highway for one night stand at
the Lewis Brothers (Bubber
jack Bar on Petronia street.
Following this one nighter in the
Southernmost City, Al Goldman's
Harlem Square Club will give To-
cal dance fans a time of their
lives with Roy's outfit Play
it cool and join Liberty Temple
in a shirt and blouse dance Fri
day, July goth at the Elks' Club
on 18th ave.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-21

POST CARD: Grace Robinson
browns Famous Corner) cards
in from Ossining, NY. Having
a fine time. Just saw Buns drop
a double header to the Cubs" g.
There's no truth to the rumor
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Lund Week Proclaimed

( ANNAPOLIS, Sept. AZ. Up. -
Gov. McKeldin yesterday pro-
claimed October 7-1S as Mary
land Land Week to encourage con-
servation in farming.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
|U.5. MediatorsP Picked
|As IUE Talks With
GE Are Broken OFF
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Con-
tract talks between the General
Electric Co. and the CIO Interna-
tional Union of Electrical Work
Iers QUE) have been broken of !.
But the union has planned no
Immediate strike action and Fed
eral mediators have stepped in
with the hope of bringing a settle
1ment in GE plants working on
big defense orders.
Cyrus Ching, head of the Fed
eral Mediation Service, assigned a
three-man panel to the case to
seek to get the talks resumed.
The panel consists Of John r.
Murray. Philadelphia, chairman.
and Francis l.. Maher and Harry
Winning, both of New York.
10000 Affected.
The halt of negotiations was
revealed yesterday. The negotia-
tions affect about 10000 workers
in SO of GE's plants throughout
the Nation
The union has maintained that
Federal mediation was desirable
to guard against any interruption
of production.
The company took the position
that the area of disagreement was
80 narrow" that mediation was
not necessary.
But Lemuel r. Boulware, GEES
vice president in charge of in
Idustrial relations, said the COM
Ipany would not boycott any meet
ing the mediators might arrange.
The unions General Electric
Conference Committee, which
would have authority to call a
strike, will meet here next Thurs
day.
Stress Two Points.
Mr.. Boulware said IUE Presi-
dent James B. Carey had offered
repeatedly to enter into a con-
tract If the company would make
concessions on two points:
l. A guarantee that no worker
would receive an increase OF less
than 4 cents an hour as q result
of GE's offer to put a general
wage increase Of 212 per cent into
effect for all its 207 900 employees.
2. The company would agree to
liberaliZe its vacation schedule to
provide three weeks of paid vaca-
ton after Is years instead of
after 20 years.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Squore Dance Jomboree
To Benefit 'Y COTTAGE

A square dance jamboree for
for the benefit of the Silver Spring
Takoma Park Y Cottage will be
presented from $50 pm. to mid
night Saturday at the University
OF Maryland armory. College Park.
Teen-agers and servicemen from
Silver Spring Cottages advanced
dancing classes, will participate In
special novelty dance exhibitions.
Ken Smith will serve as master
of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1951-01-11
BROKEN SIZES. BROKEN PRICES!

DKONLlN OlZLO :.
AS simple as thot! These are odd lots, many Of them
relobIe goodness" of Jeeff apparel Carried regularly
dress you pick not ovoobIe in all sizes and colors?
coats furred and fures dresses from Sports Shop ca
Teens oppore . j.. broken sizes, yes; but vertoble
Coat Shops-Third Floor
e-woment slz5 to sl45 Fured Winter Goats, s1os
Stated I ae ses % @ T s sSe s aRe a ss s s" a of
Sizes 141a to 2o1s and SO.
le-Women's ssS75 to sllo Fured Dressy coos, sss
s ns we1 Ha Of with % s s
green. plum 221s "a to A.
l-Womon's s5975 Wool BroodeIoth Topper s4s
with small chin collar Of Grey dyed Persian Size 1872
3-Women's se5 Fures cnsuoI coots s45
In diagonal tweed Sizes 1919 to 1872 &
10-Womens $50 IS FuIess Dress coots s5S
sie s 2 ye 1s ana 'se " 0''A " 'e N s'
4-Women's Sis Toppers sSs
Sizes 2s to 1877. ~ ~ y N~
l-Womons s45 Grey Broodcoth Topper sl2S
Black-dyed
12-Womens s7975 to s9s75 Furred coots ses
Fitted or styles with collars Of Black Persian Lamb Beaver
Jayed Mink and sabdyed Squirrel Black taue
Sizes 121s to 22a.
soses and s975 SIS Fues ond couo ooo
Fitted Lamb
ys y @ yeGfe | % sms with apee s % to Bk s carmen red green pe
Street and All Jelet Branch Stores
2o-Me and Juniors s5975 se975 FurIess Winter coo s4s
Wool broadoh with zput Rabbit Innings pyramid fleece
coats bted fleece bodh pyramid
styles Black natural gold or tay Sizes to 1S
e-Msses' sllo BoIvio Wool Short Coats ses
With Beaver collars Taupe Sizes 10 to 16.
z-Juniors S65 BoodtoiIined Short Coots Slz5
In red WOO, size 9; black size 15
Juniors s7e75 Lopin- obbit) lined Short coot s5s
Navy blue wool, size II.
49, 4wuniors % sS975 Forstmonn Wool Short eoots seS
With Beaver collars in apricot Sizes 9 to 13
Misses s1s5 Fur ined Short coots. sl25
Sizes 10 and H.
Juniors Sl25 Beaver fued Short Coot, SOS
Fine red Fomann wool with
Juniors Sl25 Fur lined Short Coot, SIS
lined with 13.
2-Msses' sle5 Black dyed Persion Trimmed Coo SIPS
4oinch length coats black red WOOL IA
2-k4sses' Sl65 Fitted Dress Coos sl25
In fine black Formann wool with Blended Mink collars
2-Juniors' S69.75 Dress coots S45
and 49,
Miss sl25 Fitted coot sl08
With Blackdyed
4-Msses' S7e75 Double breasted Fitted Coos, S58
With capelet collars Black Pantomme WOOL Sizes IA and l6
2-Juniors Sl45 Furred Coots SlO8
Shoe SaIon-FOurth Floor
2O0-Lod IS to S595 Waterproof Rubber Footwear S295
First rubber with inside slide medium flat
heels Black white Also pat style boots with vveteen
hounds tooth checks automatic fasteners
Street collections also sur 73
Evening star., 1951-01-11

vi ! I\IO-o.
,fo-kind, but nonethees the foshion-rghtness, the
at does it matter to you if the sophisticated eoektoiI
My wont one, don't you . . come find it, and winter
to French Room fashions Misses, Womens Juniors,
ure hunt because PRICES ore broken, too!
Misses Dresses, French Room-Second Floor
s7s9s s7s,s do: to s35 IS, Dresses Dress o SIS to sz
S3se5 to S45 Dresses, SIS and S26
9syon Assorted eoos A' ''es "0 jewel
s4995 sE,s 5 to s5995 @ Dresses ss5 end sss
ss995 to s79e5 Dresses, s45 and s4s
@ @ n velvet or rayn crepe cocktail dresses natural "oo with black
s9s95 Wool Costumes, se8
S1o to sz35 One Kind Dresses Suits. s7S to s65
slrer Spring
Brides Shop-Second Floor
l4-s25 to s4e95 Bridesmaid Dresses, s12 s2S
greer .2s White peacock blue shrimp fuoha Sizes
4-ses95 to ss995 Wedding Gowns, sss to s5s
high yoked nees Sizes s to n 0sf but s
every style of
Womens Dress shop-Second Floor
35-Women's s35 and s3995 Dresses, SIS
s sea aG P p ay AND %h fsenon na s & tn crepe with &
7=~womens s55 and ss9s5 Dresses, Sis
Lace
sn s 'isss s Dead
Womens S3995 to s65 Romney Room Dresses, SIS TO S45
grey
Misses Dress Shop-Second Floor
Misses S22 e5 TO S29o5 Dresses SIS
sss; ;sss
Junior Deb Shop-Fourth Floor
50-Juniors SASS, Sl695 and Sloe5 Dresses, $40
ape ayon sheers with tucked rts vnecklnes lace trims sue
50-Juniors Sl995, 2295 SIS Dresses, SIS
One piece rayon " dresses with sdedraped skirts pastel
with necklne
Sport Dress Shop-Thrd Floor
SI295 to S2295 Dresses S795
classic
fashioned with braceetngth sleeves black royal
Sizes IL to 18
Shhrington Save Spring
Blouse Shop-Third Floor
S5!95 to SASS B'ouses, s. to so
Tailored tissue faie also wool
Boses styled with long short sleeves many with bead trims White
shutngton Spring
Teens s595 Skirts s395
50 vos psated Id all Gund and box peas
Street, ShuHngon and siluer Spring
Junior Budget Shop-Fourth Floor
5o-Juniors' sl095 to sl3e5 Royon Crepe Dresses s6
Baics cocktail dy styles with seeuns beads ayon velvet and
green red, aqua brown in the group
z2-juniors sle.95 to SIS Dresses, $40
Woods paste twocoor combinations in d tailored styles
5lS1250 to SIS Hats, S.
atteng Sailors otelevel pboxes
bonnets In wanted black, brown pasels
Budget Sports-Sreet Floor
71s495 and S795 Skirts s.
gabardines ared styles black
Sizes 10 to is.
JelleU Stores
Evening star., 1951-01-11

odd them oneoond but nonehee the fash
e goodness of eef oppore carried regularly What does mot to you the %
all o? You don't
Shop ouos French Room osh Misses
but ve hunt because broker
Evening star., 1951-09-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 demonstrator; new title;
S967. '48 Prefect; beige; $685..
These fast moving, English-built
Fords are ideal for economy and
ease of handling in today's downtown
MsSe ses 6r ssaa ea FILL E0s ANpERs 4
Ford dealer. Ma. 9s5o. Oi7
'4S 2-dr.; excep. clean dark
gray gray very economisali epiy one . l LEFT;
oldest Ford dealer (NA. 9850), lila
Vermont ave. NV.
AUSTIN 81 demonstrator. low mile
age; $1,395. Also dealers for MIG.
Morris Riley, Oxford, Jaguar, Ger
man WV, Hillman, Sonbeam Tai
bot; Humber, Alfa-Romeo., Allard.
Alvis. Aston Martin: Bristol. Daim-
gonda, Rover Manchester. Lea Fran
els. Morgan. Singer Standard. Tri-
urnph,. Wolsey, etc. JACK PRY
Ltd. 14th and P NV Largest re-
taller of imported cars in the world
AUSTIN 1948 4-dr. sedan; radio and
6ffeT 6fsfsIef IA s<feileBt sb4s cond; s07o or pest
AUSTIN 199s 4-door: S595. NAN
HAITIAN AUTO (Kaiser- Frazer, Inc. }
both sides 7th and r NV. NO.7557.
AUSTIN 1949 4-door;. special price,
$50: MANHATTAN AUTo Kaiser,
niR pEszefS No ING; 795s' soth sides 9TH and R
AUSTIN Al; low mi, very clean; s.b.
It's, radio; best offer over S400. DU
5720 till noon Sunday or week nights
AUSTIN 194S 4-dr. sedan; radio ano
heater. excellent cond.; S575 or best
offer. TU. 5000, Ext. 222.
BUICK 1941 4-door; r., h., new rebuilt
motor, generator, muffler and tires;
$3.50 or will consider trade. N1210s
Dewey rd., Viers Mil Village. Silver
Spring, Nd. lis
Evening star., 1951-09-16
WHY WAIT
A AuroMoTIYE MISCELLANEOUS

FACTORY REBUILT MoToRS-Re-
new the. life OF. your car, almost
sos. sas mofel 6odse sVafSa agmodtR qFd saeE SnsE
dhrysler. De soto oids. Pontiac.
Studebaker Champion and WHY'S.
Terms as low as S11 monthly In
stallation can be arranged. MONT
GOMERY WARD. Alex. Va. AL
MOTOR (perfect); transmission; rear,
and other parts of 194l Ford. 1901
Eastern ave-. Kenilworth, D. c. lie
NASH 40 2-door; model 5000:
wrecked in front; clean car. outside
HERsoN AUTO PARTS, MI. 7100.
WV. TIRES, s.2Ox15. U. s. Royal
tires, like new. RA. 0S70.
TIRES-Four 7.60xI5, two 7.1Ox15
two 6.50Xl6, all white WALL four
700xl5 Lifeguard tubes, all in gooG
shape; cheap. AID. 9100, MR.. K1FE.
PARTS for 1888 Ford Tudor. every
part except engine avail; also any
part from 194l Ford station wagon.
WHiTE-WALL TIRES, set of 4, new
S00x15, Firestone, reg. price. DE.
USED AND REBUILT motors in
WASHMoBiLE UNIT. automatic car
wash. used 4 mos. Call Sunday. OR.
RADIO. auto; fits 40. AZ, AS Chev.;
will sell for 500 or trade for Axe
boxer puppy. Write or see w. T.
SAVERS, COL Southern ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
AUTOS 3 TRUCKS WANTED

INDIVIDUAL WILL PAY CASH for
Ia-ton stake truck in good condi-
ton; prefer power tail gate. OF.
RIJSINESS MAN needs car; must be
priced right for immediate cash. MR..
LOMAR. DI: 0731. week days. --2l
FAIR HONEST APPRAISALS OF all
makes of cars are assured at
McKEE-PONT1AC. 1884 L st. NV.
AUSTIN '4s or '49 by pvt. party;
good con6itton; about $500 cash.
Gail FA. f36.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
TRUCKS FOR SALE
GM BUS-32 passenger, In good run.
ming copdition; S400. UN. 1895

GIN BUS-32 passenger. In good run
ming copdition; S400. UN. 2695.
CHEVROLET 1946 h-ton panel: low
mileage; excellent cond., fully guar.
anteed; S495. MA. 642O.
CHEVROLET '4S h-ton panel; ready
for work, SS95. Also Chevrolet 40
s4-ton stake. Ford 40 1-ton pick
up. Ford '49 h-ton pickup. CheVro-
let. AZ h-ton pickup. Ford AZ
sedan delivery Exceptional cond.) },
G.M.C. SO 1a-ton stake. Chevrolet
40 sedan delivery. Trade or terms
through General Motors. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO.. INC. 7725
Wis ave. OIL. 610o. Open ewes:
CHEVY '4s 1h-ton stake body;
Loadmaster, peri. cond. $1,050.
Call 10. S-1194, or VI. 0694. -16
CHEVROLET AZ; dump LU. 1-426o
CHEVROLET 40 h-ton panel; excel.
cond.; $3.50. OWNER, SH. 1926.
FORD '46 van type; walk in; S45o.
Brandywine 1912. lie
BRoCKEMA,Y WAY. 13Hi, 113Hi, tons; s17b cash.
FORD 80 F-6. S-yard dump; 5000
miles; S1.750. Brandywine 3312
CHEVROLET '4e N-ton stake truck;
$500. Call JU. SCOTT. -16
JEEP 194S Willys panel; new maroon
finish, excellent mechanical condi.
tion; S695. 4 ROYAL MOTORS
Chrysler Plymdl 18th. 41oo Ga. ave
Evening star., 1951-09-16

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Evening star., 1951-09-16
GARAGES

FOR RENT-Two-story brick garage,
N month. %I, Can MIR. DAILY Di. 7ss5S
GGAER2GE.. GE R2GE.oit5 Stone. t. 471s 9TH st. s.
Arlington. $40 month. CH. 1926.
WANTED, garage. vic. 10th and F
NV. Call H. LAMBERT. 1900 st.
NV ME- 0540. Ext. 214. lis
LARGE BRICK GARAGE, electricity,
water. firepl.; suit. for storage or re-
pair shop. 8 to 8 pm, Ii. 4-5O6O:
REAR 800 BLOCK OF 1lth ST. NE.
1gI5 MG 1StS S9S0sr ST, N.w.-Heated garage;
ROBERT W SAVAGE, 514 Union
Trust Bldg, Ma. $3.50.
for camp truck, Oft. clearance.
rd.. Fails Church, FA. 0687.
GARAGE FOR RENT. conveniently
located. reasonably priced. Call IA.
RRIcK BRICK GARAGES with concrete
doors. 81 mo. 9Th and Buchanan
UPToRE isi M coNN, St AVE. AVE. NV, rear; 1st
Comm vsSant sgit; Stova5e Wo ss16l Ss snOD' eie'
GARAGE, paved alley; small car; Sb
per mo ia. 4434.
LARGE 2-STORY GARAGE for stor-
age; Fairmont near 14th nsw.; SOU
hlsp one on F nr. 7th s.W. IL
ZsS7 or EX 9702 after 10 daily
Evening star., 1951-09-16
AUTOS 9 TRUCKS WANTED
(Confinuedl

FOR WARM WELCOME sno cole
cash. see or call us before sellinG
your car: HAINES MOTOR CO.
5000 Bladensburg rd., Cottage City
Md. WA. $500 or 16 Mass. ave. NV
ST. 22SS. Open ewes. and Sunday
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars. any
make any model. See Mr.. Dunnin.
gan. lIOYAL MOTORS. INC. 4I0C
Georgia ave. NV. TU. 243S.
WESTERN BUYER has mmed. cast
for nice low-mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES. 1919 Ga. ave. kA. 1922
WE WILL PAY the highest possible
price for used Chevrolets, Fords anc
Plymouths. Drive in. Appraiser or
the property. CHEVY CHASE MO.
TOR CO.. 7725 Wis. ave-. OIL. 6100
PRIVATE PARTY wants from pvt
owner, Packard six, model 110, 194l
to AT. Write or bring car. 1905
18th st; Sc; Apt: ?. ,,,,,,
'49-'50-'51 Chevrolet and pay you
the highest price. HERSON'S AUTO
4 APPLIANCE CO., ia o st. NV,
N. G. DEALER paying high prices G for
clean, prewar car. Call GE 1908.
WANTED FROM ORIG. OWNER, 1941
az 5-pasS. coupe. Chevrolet, Ford
Plymouth or Pontiac, in excel cond
throughout; will pay ceiling price
RUNDOWN AND WRECKED CARS
40 to 81 only. Get my highest
price before you sell. Call JU
7-54S4 any time.