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Evening star., 1952-03-16
AUToMoBlLEs ron SALE

ANGLIA late 1850: top condition.
low mileage; 81 rn.p.G.; $685.. OF
best ofier. Ex. 0211. Ewes, Herndon
ANGLIA aaI so; beise: SECS. rreiect 81
green; $995. Both top-notch ears;
Iscs from ~ AN IN tSsss @ very sAss sseocmicsi q G
cars;lup to IS miles per gal. OF gas;
easy to drive and handle IN this
Wash. trefiic today. easy 70 find Q
parking space; come In today for Q
demonstration or call and our sales
Hn HIh sn sATpEERs HEiDE one wssS cs g olSesi SeS
Ford Dealer lNA. Ss50). lila Yer
ANGLIA RSnt s''i iasi: BIZ. n.y-car condition; ditto
,sss oh thar q 5000 200 nj; ~; =, r,1 p. sSao chains;
AUsT Il Ps;' astsous Sasa AS DARK f1Ss sseen:
!. and b.. spotless interior; fine low
back triaI 4-month written guar
aptee. HILL q sANDEN9, Wash. q
Sa9s nldssty y.rmont rosd perlsr s1s. ShA ssoo''
AgSHs ssp syo5o sssso as: aS :ssan :s1 II psIs 5sll'
mse6sn. cond,; spotisss Interior;
end d 4 special. S145. BELL MOTORS
SOLO wisconsin ave. n.w- Wo
AUSTIN lS4S z.dr. eooen; pricec
ysy below ,,s ,cssilinf; .,$sTe:vp $4gs: HAN. lzAs
INC, both sides Of 9TH ct r NV
Open daily 8 a.nl.-9 pm; sun.
AUSTIN is4s aA-lo" l-Sr.: orig
svssT ssgs az aood 91cs css4nditien. new L11' tires
|ACSTfHs 4s. s7e5; 80, sseB: '46
l SsgS. roreign @ SssieT Sr ler ,1 ,AHstinsl e e
BUICK Ie46 4-dr. sedan; {. and b.
Yseat coyers; fne cond.; S7eb; terms
|BUfsCjK 1910 super ssdanette; black
strsieht trans. $1.zO0. or best cf.
fer; (. and h.; seat covers; q. q
ssSg;s! ssSg; oss once ~ u. 4aoS. oaSs'lsasRes &C
iBU1CK 1915 4-df.: needs trans
mission york; S3eSi s;,,i KENMAY ~ 1cia As2;
. Z & y Z 9.
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Restaurant, 14th and H streets
NV; Southwest Memorial Post.
Seventh and H streets S.W.;
Bethea Weich Post. $50 s street
NV: T. N. T. Pup Tent No. !.
moo, 730 Eleventh street Sc.
Wednesday-Silve Spring Me-
mortal Post, 2425 Haden drive.
Silver Spring. Md: United States
Treasury Post. 1900 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV: Police-Fire
Post. 1909 Rhode Island avenue
NE; United States Naval Gun
Factory Post, 730 Eleventh street
Sc; Pentagon Post. 1900 New
Hampshire avenue NV: Depart
ment Of Justice Post. 101 Indiana
avenue NV.
Thursday - National Capital
Post, 1900 New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV; Daly-Rogers Post, 1908
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Saturday-Public Health Serv-
Ice, Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Church Groups Get Out the Vote
In Drive for Good Government

individuals. but one based on the
official pronouncements cf the va
rious denominations which
express great degree Of funda-
mental unanimity."
In Chicago last week. the presi-I
dent Of q group known as Greater
Chicago Churchmen pledged that
Protestant laymen viii take q
more active part In the city's
political life in the future. Speak
ling ct q dinner for Protestant lay.
men sponsored by the Church
Federation Of Greater Chicago. he
lsaid:
1--WE church people have sat
idly by and practically let the
lracketeers and hoodlums take
over the running Of our city, our
State and our Nation"
Action in Pennsylvania.
A campaign to bring out mil-
lion church votes In this years
lPennsylyania primary election on
April 20 is being undertaken by
the Federated Legislative Com
]mittee which represents IA State
Protestant groups. The campaign
lis described by the committee as
mon partisan and ''based solely on
our conviction that q good Chris
tian Is q good citizen"
Among other State church,
sponsored better government
groups are the Christian Action
Council Of South Carolina, the
Alabama Better Government
League. the Maine Christian Civic
League. and the North Carolina
Citizens Committee for Good Gov
lernment.
Meanwhile, councils Of churches
and ministerial associations are
continuing their own campaigns
flor better government.
/ In Peoria, ILL.,, last week, the
public affairs committee Of the
Peoria Council Of Churches spon-
Sored q public hearing at which
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1851 S-cyl. P-6. 15s.in. w.b..
!Sis; stake; ss;,7:. 7sozSS, S,, sDo Goo Tires nj
csHkSsoLE4 s2S9S Er q 2ssS D.si asstr eood S eond
ton: good tires; ,S6ss, HILL q
6esier saA. $500. liiz Vermont
cHEvkSIEr sHsi niHEr 1887 M-son pickup;
motor not running: SIS. on: 1850;
ready TO work, S4D6. OW. 6082. .
INTL; 1888 A-ton panel. sood shape:
$3.50. or would swap even up OF
:Isds s1s ns fsr sSss sSesk1s;s:. 12ss: car. 1881 Md
sIssn nih asrs sS sa ns:s. nissI oar.
specticn; "a months 70 pays. $ss5.
HANDLEY. . y ~ axqS EorS. osSS oeorsia ave-
DODGE 1919 Acton panel; excel.
essi cs hs' oSSs sss sn aasn j 's en- sess slsss
Fcsb FocfsbdsSi 81 .s- M-ton pickup: ir isrrill
suard; 81 .s45. :. EpuEMoOR NO.
TOR CO. (Ford). -5335 wis. ave,
nna;T;c or; s293; opep sunday;
ssss is: as.. '::h ::; sS $780, IS SSsS
sssSslSAkpa ssss. kEPpaarMcon "iss5r HoroR Rg'essSp cS
lFord, $685. Wis. ave. NV. OR
rsERs lbs 81 rDdaSooSS oSSlefHseo;r HoroE hats so
(Ford). 5335 Wis. ave. NV. OR
pSY2$E SEA 9RRsn }Rsa srRdssg; ssiss, .rucs. van.
ssRs sso. nsssi 81. sssS.' seSSy' excel e'nd iT5e'
Clean. ssc1so SPY sl.sroand soos vs5s
sHNDERs lffi n oMRSeE; TRScx slciEsNH lcENrrR. R iscs
2Srd d., e. nv; hE ls7$: sNA; $3.50 3, 2,
oyerhauled BY Hin d Sanders. Re.
nnished dark blue, Ready 70 80!
WSHSSh sHSpERs %ssS oiSess ssss rors
Dealer (NA. 9s5OJ, lila Vermont
ave. NV.
TONED throughout; S945. HILL /
.siIIl SaNIpERsS. S. Wssh;s gshn,s % 0ldess For; For
FORD .4e dump truck: excellent con; con;
heayy.duty tires all around; S6SS
HILL q SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldes
Ford Dealer tNA. 9S60). 1114 Veg
ISSTsHssis.xSfi: Sssi Az Az N;son ssp.: szss
R Fora Dealer srHHA eSA. Ssso'.s lila 'Sss Vss.
mont ave. NV.
ESfSo sieo. csli sifil fR. 4oasdl.a dlair condition
rSsR sss.r as s1s; rpaEM6E Rshp sS MSr6a sSc5a
co. (Ford), $685. wis. ave. NV.
/ OR. s093. Open Sunday.
federal DUMP TRUCK 'AS ~
ton: mileage less than 1000 miles
0rig. cost $4,000, will sacrifice 70
$1,000. Can DO. $3.50. --16
FORD 1897 h-top pickup; recon
diticned sngine; $500. WI 1912.
FORD 1e4s model ri pansl truck
AiR BRAKEs AND coNTRoLS
i INC. 14l1 I st. sc. II. 3-7660,.
IDODGE ~ ih-ton. b. d. stake
Sta; S4s5. 4ool l4th st. NV. Ri
! DoD6E panel iats is47; In perfes
wis. ave. NV. M. 02OO. III
iCHEvRObET 1896 Panel; perfee
thfoughouts motor newly overhaul
ed; inspect. guar; $3.50. 10. 2-614t
runnins cond.; si50. 81 best ono
al. al r.rFssgs sn1 s,,s st p.ss ss4s w. g1asz
FORD 1910 M-tcn panel truck; 200
running cond.; sis5. TR. III
alWTLLYs 1s4e panel delivery; drive
j only 1900 miles; excellent eond
81 8 tires; suaranteed mechantcaM,
No dealers. phons OWNER st
IWf1IIYs Jeep 1851 sedsn-deliyery
Evening star., 1952-03-16
R. {. Sergeant Heads
AII-American Post,
VFW Department

Robert e. Sergeant was elected
commander Of All-American Post,
D. C. Department, Veterans Of
Foreign Wars, at the last meeting.
Other officers are senior vice
commander. william c. Vining:
Junior vice commander. Basil B.
Allison; quartermaster and ad-
iutant, Arnold v. Hughes; chap
lain, Wilfred Spiller: advocate,
Edgar 9. Campbell; surgeon,
Robinson Sandford.
The date and place. as well as
the Installing oficer win be an
nounced later.
Department senior vice COM
mander, Albert j. Novak, chair
man Of the Encampment Com
mittee. will hold meeting Of his
committee In department head
quarters on March "a at other.
Members of the committee are
Robert F. Sutphin. vice chairman:
Matthew j. Kane. Walter Bunch,
William Mayo. Charles NJ. Am
bier. e. r. Spedden and Clyde w.
KERN.
The Firecracker Cootiette Club.
Military Order Of the Cootiettes.
will hold Q spaghetti dinner at
730 Eleventh street Sc. next
Saturday, from 8 to 8 pm. AL
members Of the organization are
invited.
r. N. T. Pup Tent. No. I. moo.
win have Round Up Night" at
730 Eleventh street Sc, on Tues
day at $3.50 pm, with 1852 dues
card as admission.
Meetings this week:
Monday - Washington Post,
1900 New Hampshire avenue NV;
Hyattsville Memorial Post, Amer
lean Legion Home, Colmar Manor,
Md.
Tuesday-Press Post. Trans Lux
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VIEW AuxiIiaries'
Activities Listed

The Past Presidents Club Of the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars Auxil-
iary will make their fourth annual
visit to Blue Plains. Home of the
Aged and Infirm. this. afternoon.
Entertainment win be provided
|by Q group Of accordionists and
each patient will receive q treat.
Members are asked to meet at
the home Of Mrs. Ida Emmert.
1870 q street Sc. at 1880 PM.
to assist In the packaging Of the
treats.
A meeting Of the club win be
held Tuesday evening at the
home OF Loretta Sherwood. 2605
Thirtieth street NE.
Columbia Auxiliary and Post
will present q regimental nag to
the Cadet Corps Of the Bell Voca-
tional School on Tuesday evening
Equality walter Reed Auxiliary
will hold q luncheon and fashion
show by Kann's at the Hotel Fair
fax on Saturday at 1890 pm
Tickets are available by calling
Victor 1859.
Treasury Auxiliary elected off,
GERS as follows: Mrs. Myrtle
Lanckton. president: Mrs. Devota
Klein. senior vice president; Mrs
Nina Campbell, Junior vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Anna Perry, treasurer;
Mrs. Augusta Herman, chaplain:
Mrs. Lucille Collins, conductress;
Mrs. Opal Bourne, guard: Mrs
Frances Cassidy, trustee.
Mrs. Thelma Trout. social chair
man. has announced plans .or q
reception and program honorine
the national president. Mrs. Ethel
Griffith. on March 26 at 1880 pm
at the American Association OF
University Women's Club. 1854
Eye street NV.
Meetings this week: Monday
Federal. Willard Hotel. Friday
All-American, 40 Seventh street.
and Equality-Walter Reed. Wash
ington Loan d Trust Building.
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|sWV Auxiliuries

i.
Admiral George. Dewey Auxiliary
will meet tomorrow evening at
s21 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Gen. M. Emmett Urell Auxiliary
will meet on Wednesday evening in
Pythian Temple with the presi-
dent. Mrs. Lenora Rosetti. pre-
siding.
Mrs. Polly Hotter was appointed
carnation chairman for Gen. Nell
son A. Miles Auxiliary.
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Auxiliary
win meet Friday evening ct e21
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
The department will visit Sol
diers' Home Hospital today at 2
pm. Members Of the camps and
auxiliaries are urged to attend.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
TRAILERs

VET WITH NEW TRUCK viii spot or
Ss' as. rssss sSS. ssEx ssssIss g. Ss1se
Isns SsS;, SS; sS-fs sit ssdE~: sSy :olD v
With Viii ' Busans Ss0'i sas range. nee sies. sP. ssfsP.
poily. neH hIsTA4 Ki. As.4o7i Or oV. 0 sss4. 0a
Axe oak body; $45. HU. 1884.
ANDERsON-Like new, never moved;
approx. 30-ft. all-alurn, body and
awning. sleeps 4; lisht interior;
%Sd .Esa s seat, wig 3 sSOwsI Tsfs1 Tish a S
toilet: a.-c. oil heat; priced $1,000,
y down. bal. monthly. AP. 1877.
bed. Cali TR. 652S.
MEETER TRAILkR SALES, Cherry
Trailer Rssk ass,.t sSsts for ! ssrwgn .sy.Tn
ers; trailer service, electric Welding
and trailef kitches installed. TO.
ae47 sRoaTss1AN TRAmER. as. D..
Tot iS cANAkY TSAiEEs Pk. ,coi,
1SSsS $40. s-bsdrm. an metal. Priced
at $2.e05 for quick gale: Lot II.
epring Bank Trailer Pk., 1874 Rich.
mS1d hwy. Alex. W. THURSDAY !. and
s7-FT. znnEgR TANDEM. shower
CsI ssiEIri; VA ho6 oesSSs SSSsssr' electric s sriss'
ROYAL sPARTANETTg 1881; So It.
;Ss:l so.. 'GSS slS. oR@ s46S 6s.' iut. 7fc i'
ALMA sILvERMooN--Like new
eompl.: snd Packard as luxe clipgDssl
rRAILRRCOACH. ~ IT,. tanduu
cold running water; new rfgr.. quicl
sale, 81, ,2D6; must be sold BY nool
Mar. 10. See owner, WILLIAM N
CARTER. Cherry Hill Tratlercoael
Evening star., 1952-03-16

EYIN1UDE and Elto outboard motors;
THOMPSON boats, new and used: serv-
sssr:ssa.ssTs: ass sas cas We Htfn s: 'ls.or'
Early Spring Bargains
ss cruiser s1a Il .as.sS ssssS eonds asi 1s47 aie
ously and extravagantly furnished
and equipped. Representing an IN
yestment Of over $4,000; now un.
Ss scon Tnsg 4sasT SF pcSrs
as; eaftierSft raised deck cruiser.
new 1850: In excellent condition;
sleeps 4 with dinette: 100-h;p:
TssEisiS T.4a nic.: gstn gsa7bdi dnnssr'iD controls
81 twin cabin cruiser powered By 3
Buda. diesel; very sturdy and COM
Portable and has cruised extensively;
hot-yater heat, nice galley, many
.semfSrts; ..s, z sood buy St sI,;;ssU S4;SSo. -.
soFWsrd srsa EiG10d PSiseG deck cabin: eh sleeps
T:ady ''a e nsad; ao For 1asos5a''f 3. ao6 .Ans''
G4'x9. 4ay boat powered By Q. Chrys:
Ter ipdustrial. .engine;. big Enclosed
cabin e. big .g,t iosN:rd saoin os n
cTSis- s-s-Eeng. 1877 .4B-h.p.. in beau
tifIil condition: winter cover. cock
pit cover. foam rubber mattresses.
many extras; only $500. ~
ssis s:i:F; !. 7;i5 s 5;s5S' S5a' condition bar
s;;S:E,i ;; ,sS EsSd = suzs yzszs r 'nau ,nb0.rd'
Other SooG iistings eomins in con-
iooEins for and get on our mailing
Evening star., 1952-03-16
The Week ID Religion .
By RELIGIOUS News Service

Religious groups across the
country are promoting programs
to bring about better government.
In some areas, these programs are
being undertaken largely BY
church councils and ministerial
associations. In other areas. the
movement Is being spearheaded
by rch-sponsored civic leagues
In either case. the ultimate aims
are the same: To arouse the In
terest Of church people in good
government, to keep that interest
alert and to put into public Office
individuals with the highest type
honesty. efficiency and religious
ideals.
AS primary steps In accomplish
ing these aims, both groups are
putting pressure on church mem
|bers to register and vote. They
|are also sponsoring regular forums
lat which clergy and laymen car
discuss governmental functions
land responsibilities, and are In.
viting political candidates and
civic officials to present their plat.
forms and programs at oper
meetings.
Screens Candidates.
One Of the newest church-spon.
lsored good government leagues Il
1.-THE United Christian Citizens o.
Baltimore. This group has an.
Inounced that it viii screen Mary.
lands candidates for the Unitet
States Senate and House befor.
the primary elections on May 5
The screening will be based or
answers to a QUESTIONABLE sent II
the candidates.
United Christian Citizens ha.
two main objectives: Full registra.
tion Of Christians and q full turn,
out Of Christians as voters. It
position toward politics was de-
Iscribed. BY o spokesman as mo
that Of any individual or group O,
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Dr.. WesIer to Head
/ oustmusters Club

DR.. william H. Wesler. Of 1901
K street NV. has been elected
president Of the Washington
Toastmasters Club.
Elected with him were Paul A.
Giblin, vice president; William H.
Brain, secretary: Joseph M. Gich-
ner. treasurer; j. r. German. dep
uty governor; Robert j. Klingen-
berger, sergeant : at : arms, and
Arminger 1. Jagoe, educational
director.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Cuiro Lions to Go

Because the lion is the symbol Of
British imperialism. Cairo will re-
move the bronze lions on Kasrel-
Nil Bridge.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Births Reported

nVXBs
Clifford and Mural Aleshirs.
Joseph ana Josephine Anusssvski.
Arthur and Jsccuelins Bordley.
James and Joyce Bryant.
John ana Mary ChurEoyich. n.
Edward and Alice Dempsey.
Harold and Virginia Ellis.
ETanklyn and Florence Jackson.
Emery S1nery ana and june june Myers. S'
John and Ann Netld:
william and Maxfie smith.
'l',. Sehn !, and gssNsy Nsr.. vsisSIise!los. Wsissn
James and Lottie willis.
Russell and .Ella Alexander.
Lewis and MaTlene Anthony.
Hritton and Margie ea1emofe.
HoWyer and Mable Carter.
Vincent and Adline Dorsey.
William and Marie Henderson.
kieharDd ksinahoIDa ana ana nfids Wiiiis kins. IissUn.
saEsisf |. .nd sPd db,1iiI. 6lGS;s Lnsssgs hsndsrs.
join MhAR and f bsisy fyles.
deors. eor and ana Wiiiiimss McRss.
Albert and Lpttie Paul.
Charles and Shirley Rhone.
George and Lillian Hobb.
Francis and Geneva Salters..
| Stafford and Mary Tcliyer.
Ge0rse and VirEinis YounG.
GIRLs..
Arthur and Anna. Anderson.
jacques and MichAle Bernier,
Albert and Idoma Conners.
David and Dorothy Deal.
William and Laura Edwards, jr.
Edward and Eleanor Elliott.
IClinton and Doris Hagan.
Donald and Ellen Howes.
Norman and Lucia Rebalsky.
Rsiston and Betty Rssai. S,.n
Lee lI,,I,. and .ad NSysIls srsH,. Adslnss; Anons.
Clifton and Catherine Awkward.
Basy and Helen Bell.
Melvin and Ada Belton.
/ Charles and Pearle Cayaraugh.
Leroy and Beatrice Cook.
Robert and Betty Cooper.
Ijobn and Dorothy Flowers.
Robert and Gretchen Gholson.
FREQ and Dorothy Gray.
dorsey and Ruby Green.
lCapies and Thelma Hair.
William and Queen Harrison.
Thomas and Yuonne Hornef.
Calvin and Willie. johnson.
Richard and Lonnie. johnson.
Isaac and Ruby LIVINGSTON,
HuEh and Lucy MCCAIN" ,..
Wilmer and Juanita Rogers.
oscar and Vilean SeeEers.
Norman and Matte White.
Thomas and Margaret Wood.
Earl and Barbara Wright.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
AUToMoTTVE MISCELLANEOUS

FOE ~ MERCURY, radiator. grill.
hood, front Tenders, head lights,
column shift. starter. FA. S422..
EIRB,-Dunlap white side-wal tire,
e70:l9;. less than 500 miles; s2e'
PACKARD 40 Henney ambulance: n
reas. Ia. o-4556, weekdays.
LONG sHACKLES, '32-'4s Ford and
Mere, 81 90 set; pull cable kits for
rear deck latch. Ford. Mere. ana
KING KuisToM, OF. 96SS. z7Si
Miller ave-. Bethesda. Open SUM-.
LIS.
WANTED-le4s-'4s loo-h.p. Mer-
egIy snEins. in perfect condition.
B TIRES, tubes. 6.o0x1e: battery
AL: car needs repairs; s$75. IA.
1929 6 pm. 17s
WMLYS 4-cyl.. (Jeepl motor. compl.,
Will Trade FORD 6.0oxid
tires, tubes and wheels, chrome rims
for 5 l6.ineh wheels plus 1 tire foI
spare. GL. 44O0, Ext. 100. Ia
FACTORY REBUILT MOTORS RE.
asy asy mode. sns s svs.Se Il Seuf foTd tRSs. cRs
chrysler, Be Soto oids. Pontiac
Otudeboker Champion and Willys
Terms 90 low as $11 monthly. In.
etallation can be arranged. MONT.
QOMERY WARD. Alex. Va. AZ,
l0UUs
Evening star., 1952-03-16
LocuI Ben Hur News

Mckinley Court will be host to
the delegates at the quarterly
session Of the Maryland District
Congress in Pythian Temple on
Tuesday. Representative Herman
ID. Fixsen will speak.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
TRACTORS

All tractors equipped with saddle
tanks and 9Th wheel.
TRAILERs
1915 Fruehauf. closed top ca ft;l,
1871 Fruehaufs (2). open tops I1a
1sz0 Frushauf. closed top Gao 10,
Cali Benny ct LENNEX MOTORS,
WA. 1890 or you may inspect equip
Inent ct 2423 Kenilworth ave.. ne,
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Electric Ruzors in Tunks

British tanks in Korea have
electric rasors to help the crews
shave when water supplies are
frozen.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
TRUCKS FOR SALE (cens.)

CHEVROLET '4e: 12-ft. stake body;
2-speed .r rear; excel. cond.; ss75.
FORD 1915 2-ton; 14-ft. stake body;
zoe; n excel. ecld.; priced to sell
CHKVROLET 1941 M-ton panel:
socd soss o;s4 sUna VA not .ssss sssss up; ss59s or
CHEVROLET model 600 2-ton dump;
excellent tires. completely repainted,
ready to 60 to work: "a months 20
pay; 81 1896. HANLEY-FORD. 632a
FSsps FSiH5si'a5 80 Us pickup; aM V.s Vs motor motor: on.
owner; flawless condition. TRI-
ANGLE M0ToRs. o5S0 so1o r. ]. ave
FORD 1851 new F-3 express VS.;
substantial sayings. Can arrange
terms and trade In. e27 Rittenhoues
ST.. Chiilum terrace. Nd. uN. 1913
WHITE I'D model 1e49 w. G. 2S.
r. sleeper cab; 11.O0x22 tires; II
excel. mechanical cond.; = bargain
at $4,000. Two white model 1850
$50 each. One international 1916
ss6o. VIII WHITE y MoToR etSed Co. Co. s4SS S4RsSS
Jefferson D6yiS hwy, Arlington.
We. can Mr.. Ashman. OF. 5000
Evening star., 1952-03-16

We WANT cars regardless Of price.
the opportunity to buy at your. price.
See se. GMsf M ON wARREN SsAiRsRis sASsiDERs sasi Il s.
a-ua.-7 p.m., TR: 3406.
,,lA4 lA4ssSx ssnns a12Tofss 27s' 81.
BUYER FROM THE SOUTH
Needs nice clean cars; price no OBJ.
ject; win pay on your title and
nsCaaiks slss ikSu o1. s.'a aooc Si9sEsnSSss 81. Ss,l
CADILLACS WANTED
EMBASSY MOTORS, Inc.
18th and K NV. RE. $500.
ATTENTION, SALESMENl!
Il you have e ,,S shcD your trsdeins ssie.s a
eisan inSR ears sasa MoNTooMERYsTUsIs NON zss ISSsI
Lincoln-Mercury dealer. S7lb hla-
densburg I'd. Ia =
CADILLACS WANTED
EMBASSY MOTORS, Inc.
18th and K NV. RE. 3S90.
L O s +
500 b. a certain man IN. AriinGtor
who sold his car to neighbor with.
atit frst getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Block South Of Key Bridgel
1917 North Moore st. 0W. 67el
WANTED-100 CARS
'30-'62. Bring title, II car 10 financed
We win pay Oh balance. No aiekering
Immediete cash; See us before yoo,,
Cue st. NV. DU. $500. -
CADILLACS WANTED
EMBASSY MOTORS, Inc
! 12th and Z NV. RI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

1852 CONTINENTAL
All-aluminum 3S-ft.. 2-bedrm... com
llste bath: de luxe reisr; and COOK 1k
ione.tefm financing; 81, ,106.
COLES
located 81 miles north. Of Laurel,
va. On q. 3. NO., ]. Phone Laurel
Evening star., 1952-03-16
BOATS (coat.)

EYuRUDE and Elto outboard motors;
Th0mpgon boats, new and used; serv-
lee and ra;rts nsed 1sa ,,tr p4tFrss; /, factory
Evening star., 1952-03-16

FORD 1s4s dump truck; $3.50 cash.
p sS:.d dTIgSK ..ss 1881, 1881 Ga:.'s,::: ne. s:::;
S,25 front; one 1919 0.M.C.: 2-speed
@ rear; oSos Sns 1850 Ford s-spsed rear.
AUT0GXR truck traeter Gro with
80" engine, 1000. tires. air and
vacuum brakes. saddle .tank1. 5:
speed overdriye transmission. A real
lot. 10 to be sold. Rec. price, 81 400.
See me, Mr.. BILL, for price S996:
trade and terms. 1909 Georgia ave-,
SH. 1925.
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tcontinued on Next Pass,
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CHEvROLET 81 4-dr. de luxe Style
line; like new; all extras; $l,7Sb.
CHEvROLRT 80 convertible: Power
glide, ali extras; like new; S1,57b.
CHEVROLET so conv.; light green,
with black top, h., r., Powerglide,
w.-W. tires and other extras; 10000
actual miles; S1.66o. or best omeF.
CHEvROLET 1913 sed. .deliv.; +. and
b., orip. black paint; new cost,
$3.50; 5. .. $79S. 81. 5357.
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CHEVROLET ~ Special Dc luxe q
perfect biz. oriS. paint; been - /
family since new; $396. MORRIS.
HudHEe, 7614 Georgia ave. EA.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
Attends Exhibition

MIR. and Mrs. John N. Dinsmore
have been attending. the 104th
Ekklesia of the Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity held in Toronto. Can
ada. The Canadian National
Exhibition was held at this time
which was also attended by Mr..
and Mrs. DinSmore.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
Now In Florida

Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Evans
Webb and daughter. Virginia Lee,
have concluded a visit with his
mother, Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb, and
have returned to their home in
ST. Petersburg, Fla.
Evening star., 1952-09-03
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Rhine
of Arlington, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Gloria Louise, to Mr.. Lloyd Har-
court Sontag. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harcourt c. Sontag also of Arling-
ton.
Evening star., 1952-09-03

BROOKS Pnoto.
MRS. ARTHUR H. HEINZMAN
The former
Miss Lydia r. Coward.
Miss Lydia Rachel Coward,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
j. Cloward of Puerto Libertador,
Dominican Republic. was married
recently to MIR. Arthur H. Heinz
man, son of Mrs. Mildred M
Heinzman of Arlington and the
late Mr.. Heinzman. The Rev. F.
Raymond Baker of11ciated at the
ceremony which was held at the
Second Baptist Church in Will
Del.
MIR. Cloward gave his daughter
in marriage and her only attend
ant was a cousin, Miss Nancy Gay
Coward. Serving the bridegroom
as best man was MIR. James S.
Gibson of Arlington, N. j., and
ushers were Mr.. Kenneth Stoll of
Baltimore and Mr.. David Conger
Of Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-09-03

Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church was the scene on August
16 Of the marriage of Miss Carol
Addison Bond to Mr.. William T.
Dreyer. DR.. William r. Wright
off1ciated at the ceremony after
which a reception was held at the
Hotel 2400.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison L. Bond
and Mr.. Dreyer is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester w. Dreyer.
Evening star., 1952-09-03

MRS. LAWRENCE ELLISON
The former
Miss Alma nj. Shaffer.
Miss Alma Marie Shaffer,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy l..
Shaffer Of Arlington, became the
bride on August 10 Of Mr.. Law
renee Ellison. son of Mrs. Pauline
Ellison and the late Mr.. Frederick
Ellison also of Arlington. The
ceremony took place at Clarendon
Methodist Church.