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Evening star., 1952-10-05
Ceiling Price Posters
Go Up Tomorrow in
Area Grocery Stores

Starting tomorrow, Office of
Price Sterilization ceiling price
posters will go up in the 1000 re-
tail grocery stores in and around
Washington. District Director Vim
cent A. Holmes has announced.
"These posters. which display
dollars-and-cents ceiling prices for
nearly 400 market basket items,
make it possible for local shoppers
to tell at a glance what the CELL
ing price is for a large number of
important grocery items" he ex-
Iplained.
Mr.. Holmes said Washington is
one of the Sd cities throughout the
country where community pric-
ing has been put into effect. The
territory covered by this OPS pro-
gram includes not only the District
and Alexandria, but also Prince
Georges and Montgomery Counties
in Maryland, and Arlington and
Fairfax Counties in Virginia.
In All Retail Stores.
1t was emphasized that all re-
tail stores in this area must post
the OPS ceiling prices.
Depending on their volume Of
business, grocery stores are divided
into four groups by OPS regula-
tions. Heretofore, ceiling prices
for these 400 or so food items have
varied from store to store. Under
community pricing, the ceiling
price of a given item will be the
same in all stores of the same
group. There will be different CELL
price posters for the Group /,
and 4 stores. Groups l and 2 are
smaller independents. and Group
4 is comprised Of supermarkets
and chain stores.
Eve feel sure that both grocery
retailers and grocery shoppers in
this community will welcome this
program" Mr.. Holmes said. 1T
means that the grocer is saved a
lot of weekly calculation on 40C
items he carries and for the shop
per, the posters will show at a
glance the ceiling price for a spe-
ciflc item"
The posters measure II by "a
inches. They list ceiling prices
for such items as cheese and but
ter. flour and flour mixes, rice, tea
and coffee. baby foods, cereals
canned meats and oleomargarine
Meat Poster Due Soon.
Fresh meat prices will not be
on this poster but will be on a sep
arate poster which is expected to
be issued in the near future. Since
they were decontrolled by act of
Congress. fresh, canned or frozen
fruits and vegetables are not ON
the poster.
Community pricing does not
change the general level Of food
prices, either upward or down.
ward" MIR. Holmes explained, "but
it should make shopping easier for
the housewife and bookkeeping
easier for the retailer. The grocer
may sell below ceiling prices but
he cannot sell above the ceilings.
If you shop at a neighborhood
grocery store or in a supermarket
or chain. look for the OPS poster" !"
Evening star., 1952-10-05
Two Stounton Papers
To Back Eisenhower
By the Associoted pgess

STAUNTON. Va, Oct. 4-The
Staunton News Leader and the
Evening Leader. Democratic pa
pers since they were founded il
1890 and 1904, will announce to-
morrow their support of Gen. Els
enhower. Republican candidate fol
President.
In 1948, the papers supported
the States Rights ticket.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
Man Injured in Leup
Trying to Escape Fire

A man who leaped from the
second floor window of his home
when fire broke out on the first
floor was taken to Emergency
Hospital yesterday with a broken
right hip.
Laurence S. Howard, 18, colored,
OF 2807 Olive avenue NV, jumped
when a fire started in the kitchen,
firemen said. They quickly ex-
tinguished the blaze and damage
was slight.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
Dance Group to Meet

A new group in modern and
social dancing for adults will meet
at 8 pm. Wednesday at the
Thomson Center, Twelfth and I
streets NV. under the direction
of the District Recreation De-
partment.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
YMCA Has Dance Course

A 10-week course in ballroom
dancing has been announced b,
the YMCA's central branch. 173t
G street NV. Glasses for men ant
women will begin at 7:15 pm. or
Friday in the assembly hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
THE g|e&Iirn GID
FrontC Covert

GHAKEsPEARE claims all that glitters is not
- gold" but in this case it is The perforated
nylon gloves on our cover girl are sprayed with
non-tarnishable N-carat gold. These Kayser
creations are washable and quite inexpensive.
The earrings are by Sutain.
On the other hand, the gold slip above would
be on the shopping list only of millionairess. 1t
too is nylon impregnated with 24-carat gold.
Made by Luxite, it and companion petticoat
are available on special order.
The gold knit stockings at the left are hand
made of metallic lastex in full, knee, or ankle
length. They're by Gustave.
All in all, it looks as if the new years girl
will be pretty precious JOAN SHORT
Photographs by PeIIeerini
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

Internally very neat, dainty and
shipshape in every way. -. Made
entirely of absorbent cotton con-
tanned in slender applicators for
easy insertion. No belts, pins or
external pads. No odor or chatting.
Invisible and unteh By Wedrer.
Causes no bulges or wrinkles to
show through. Easy disposal. {.
Popular among college girls, secre-
taries, teachers, travellers, house
wives. Makes you feel free and
active. Buy Tampax at drug or
notion counters in 8 different alb
sorbencies: Regular, Super, Junior.
Month g average supply goes into
purse. Economy box for 4 months.
Tampax Incorporated, Palmer, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
It's about time
YOU started
to use Tampax
How oboVf Il, lody? H0ven't you
been bothered long enough by
belts. pins, pods, every month?

Tampax actu-
ally takes the
place of all that
outside bulk.
and yet gives
you sanitary.
protection Of a
very efficient
and satisfactory
kind. You will
be delighted by
this doctor in
vented product
which Is worn
Evening star., 1952-07-07

DR.. OrrlS Robinson ofhclated at
the marriage of Miss Edna Bea-
trix Warren, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester G. Douglas Of Silver
Spring, and Mr.. Edward Swanson
Davis. He is the son Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Davis.
The ceremony took place at the
Calvary Methodist Church. There
was a reception at the Hotel 2400
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
left on a wedding trip to Miami.
They will reside in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1952-07-07

Miss Janet Ladd Ewerhardt,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Paul
Ewerhardt Of Alexandria. became
the bride June % of Mr.. Edward
Horace Dengel, jr. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dengel Of New
York City.
The ceremony took place at the
Fort Myer Chapel with Chaplain
John F. Orzell officiating. There
was a reception at the Belle
Haven Country Club. The bride
attended Mary Washington Col
lege of the University of Virginia
and Mr.. Dengel attended Man
haitian College.
Evening star., 1952-07-07

The Hotel 2400 was the scene on
June % of the marriage of Miss
Harriet Rosen, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Rosen Of Boston,
and Mr.. Alvin Gayle. He is the
son of Mrs. Faye Gayle of Bronx.
N. Y.
Rabbi Solomon Metz of1ciated
at the ceremony. There was a re-
ception also at the hotel after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Gayle left on
a wedding trip to the Pocono
Mountains. They will reside in
Union City. N. j,
Evening star., 1952-07-07
Installation Set For Club Officers

Mrs. Marguerite de Andrade, q
secretary in the Brazilian EN-
bassy. will be installed as presi-
dent of the National M. Eleanor
Breckenridge Club Of Washington
at ceremonies Friday night in the
Alexandria YWCA.
Other officers to be installed by
Mrs. Penn Howard, charter men,
ber of the club and hostess for
the evening will be: Miss Marcella
Swanner. vice president; Mrs.
Frank L. Mason, recording secre-
tary;; Mrs. John Dennis, CORE
spending secretary. and Miss
Frances Harris, treasurer.
Honored guests at the affair
will include: Mrs. Erich w.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
Sonqsters Here

Mr.. and Mrs. George Edward
Sangster and their three children
arrived by motor Saturday from
their home in Springfield, III
They are staying with Mrs
Sangster's mother and grand
mother, Mrs. Paul j. Yoder and
Mrs. Leona Kidwell, in their home
on Rock Spring road in Airing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sangster formerly
lived in Washington and Arling-
ton where the three children,
Paul Edward, Jaqueline Hayden
and Dinah Lee, were born.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kahn of
Lorton, Va. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Mari
lyn. to Mr.. Art Hurwitz, son of
Mrs. Joseph Hurwitz and the late
Mr.. Hurwitz of Lockhaven. Pa.
An August wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1952-07-07

Schwartze. newly elected presi-
dent Of the d. c. Federation of
Women's Clubs. and Mrs. Gertrude
Parks, past president Of the D. c.
Federation, both of whom are
members Of the club.
Following the installation cere-
monies, a social hour viii be held
in the dining room.
Evening star., 1952-07-07


Miss Sarah Elizabeth Lipps,
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Ebert
B. Lipps Of Aldie, Va. became the
bride June 20 Of Mr.. Robert w.
McNair. He is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William d. McNair.
The ceremony took place at the
Presbyterian Church in Aldie with
the Rev. William Smythe and the
Rev. James Kennedy officiating.
There was a reception at the
Lipps' residence. Mr.. and Mrs.
McNair will reside In Herndon,
Va.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
AIunnoe Picnic

Members Of the Washington
Alpha Phi Alumnae Club and their
families will attend picnic at 4
pm. Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William r. Enderle, ZIG
Wood street, Herndon, Va.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
Chapter Meeting

A business meeting of the!
National Secretaries Association. |
Capital Chapter. viii be held at 81
pm, July IA, in the YWCA,
seventeenth and K streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-07

The B'nai Israel Synagogue was
the scene on June Is of the mar
riage of Miss Betty Ruth Epstein
and Mr.. Donald S. Berlin. Rabbi
Henry Segal officiated at the cere-
mony. Following a northern we'd
ding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Berlin will
reside in Silver Spring.
The bride is the daughter of
MIR and Mrs. Aaron Epstein of
Washington and Mr.. Berlin is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Berlin,
also of this city.
Evening star., 1952-07-07

Miss Patricia Ann Broome,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
s. Broome of Washington. became
the bride June 81 of Mr.. Kurt
Krantz. He is the son Of Mrs.
Richard Krantz of Germany and
the late Mr.. Krantz.
The ceremony took place at
the Trinity Episcopal Church
with the Rev. Ray Ryland Of
floating. Following a wedding
trip to the Pocono Mountains, Mr..
and Mrs. Kranz will reside in Alex
andria.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
CIorks Return

Associate Justice and Mrs. Tom
Clark. accompanied by their
daughter, Mimi, returned to their
apartment at 2101 Connecticut
avenue early last week after al
fortnight's stay in Texas.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
-Troup Photo.

Miss Margarete r. Seely. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown H.
Rowe of Richmond, Va. became
the bride June 81 of Mr.. James
Louis Trumbetic. He is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Trum-
bette of Brockway. Pa.
The ceremony took place at the
Second Baptist Church here with
the Rev. j. Ray Garrett officiating.
Following wedding trip to Flor
ida and Cuba. Mr.. and Mrs. Trum-
bette will reside here.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Dresses! Ensembles! Suifers!

Misses SIS Dress Ensembles, $685.
Misses SIS Suit Dresses, $lo95
Misses SIS Royon Prints, $lo.o5
Misses SIS Pure Silk Dresses, $lo.o5
Misses SIS Cope Coot Dresses, $l9o5
Juniors SIS Royon Toffeto Coot Dresses,
$loo5
Juniors SIS Silk Striped Dresses, Sloo5
Juniors SIS Spencer jacket Dresses, $l9D5
Juniors SIS Pure Silk Prints, $lo.o5
Women's SIS Silk Shontuno Dresses, $1oe5
Women's SIS BoIero Dresses, $l9.o5
Womens SIS Redineote Type Dresses, $1o.o5
Women's SIS Prints! Dark Bosics! $l9.o5
Womens S3oo5 Sheer Jacket Dresses, S2o
Womens $39.95 Silk Shontuno Dresses, $40
Womens $3o95 Spring Prints, $2o
Misses $4o95 Silk Toffeto Dresses, $50
Misses, S4o95 Coot Ensembles, $3o
Misses, S4o95 Sheer Royon Suffers, $50
Misses $4o.95 Royon FoiIle Suits, $50
Misses $49e5 Silk Shontune Suits, $50
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Easter Accessories

EASIER Accessories
$3.50 Colfskin Handbags, $l2.S5 s'Y. led rs.,
Sl250Colfskin Boes, 1886 tsls. FED. ra.,
Sl0e5 Plostic Potent Boes, $7.85 tsls. FED. re.,
S7.e5 Royon Foille Boes, $5.85
$3.50 to 81 Fobric Gloves, $l.85
S. Leather Gloves, $3.65
S5.95 Nyion Blousettes, $4.45
S395 to S. Glitter Jewelry $z.85 tps. -. rs.,
50 Colored Stone Pins and Eorrines, $l.S5
lplus fsd. Taxi
S3.95 Compocts, $2.85
Sis Nylon Stockings, Sis l3 prs. $500
S2.95 to $4.95 Silk Scorfs, SIPS
Sl50 Loctopine Both Oil, 81 tsly. ed Is.,
35c Cleonsing Tissues, 4 boxes ST
.3-Pc S525 Moy Chess Cologne and
Lotion Sets. S2.75 dls.f.d. Tex,
Evening star., 1952-03-09

= ''''O' w 'OOtSs 1VO6tS660O
So95 and S795 Nylon Slips, $5.65
S495 and $5o5 Slips, $3.85
SlO.95 and $l2.95 kylon Gowns, $7.S5
S395 Royon Gowns, $2.85
$3e5 Cotton Pojonos, $2.85
S395 Royon Pojomos, $285
$395, $4.95 Slimtite Girdles, $3.15
SIPS Mlon Ponties, $1.85
Sl.l5 and SIPS Royon Pontes, S4c
SIS Dorothy Bickum GirdIes, $8.85
$3.50 Nylon Foundations, $o.85
$3.50 Character Girdles, $l0.85
$3.50 Franco Foundations, $l0.85
s. ond S5.95 Cotton Brunch Codts, $3.S5
$895 Cotton CIokoy Robes, $6.S5
$l295 Nylon Busters, $8.85
Evening star., 1952-05-24
TRAlLERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES, Cherry
Hill Trailer Park, Route l, Berwyn,
Nd. authorized dealer for several
makes Of new and used house trail
81 sE'i Hc1sR 81 e TRAILER. sleeps 4; mo-
To5 de5n 4ssS sss stove electric Friglda11re' s1
Lot No :; weodiey HIS. Alex; Sg a5:
TRAILER. SatH - Nsy M9Cn; %%o1 1951, 81 m bedrms ms
ef.fT. EA CAIfF. Aiffshql5s 1880 all-alum., fully
ee9qi6Pped ee9qi6P 2,c qncl; flush toilet @ @,, and .als
p,u; toy truck. elec: brakes, etc:
extras; all for S3. 500. Inspect at
private garage. 1901 L st. NV, cor.
18th and L OPP. Thomson School.
Drive this outfit to H-Bomb Project.
Aiken 8. c.. and sell it for $4,000.
sRs se;e eiessaG; sSSG; sdS each; BrandSSlns
1850 sS Liberty sETSi CARAVAN. % sV IT.. ex-
perm. lot NIGHTINGALE COURT,
lot 2e-A, 3 mi. s, Alex. on U, ,oss. s. l.
TRAILER AND PORCH; oriElnslly
sSo5tsman sacfce eIae sf1 1464 to,. Mobile pile
water. tiled floor. Lot 80. TEMPLE
TRAILER. Alex: Va. 25'
or roadside; JU. S-3S67. -25
FAMOUS HIGGINS lightweight, fold
ing camping trailers and camping
equipment for rent; bumper at
tached: fy-proof and mosquito-proof;
commodious and ideal for family use.
1851 LIBERTY 30-foot tandem wheel
all-aluminum trailer; equipped with
shower and toilet and wash basin.
Can be seen at 205 Woodland dr.,
1918 SUPREME 2S it.. sleeps four:
$1,000. Cherry Hill Trailer Park
MR.. OLIVE, Berwyn, Md, TO. 6S44.
SI-FT. ALL-ALUMlNUM CABANA:
sleeps 4; $3.50. CHI. 1905. --26
TRAILER WANTED-Have $1,000
cash: want at least 26 IT. with
shower. Write MIR. j. A. WOLFE,
EODS. Indian Head, Nd.
1850, %. aluminium housetrailer;
Grove Trailer Ct. 1901 Richmond
hwy. LIT. R. E. MAILER. 25'
Evening star., 1952-05-24
TRUCKS FOR SALE

1851 pickup; like new;
never used eaneps saaesh' on 'res rear SPsrs Pers
terms. QUEEN MOTOR 1 SALES, 79oS @
cGsTga cGGs9rgia ave. aye n;Ws ;gso GE; 1900. .I25 i
Sg9eFeEveG Ss4V 6est eondtIoI fs luxe cab beasr
1860 h-ton panel; recondi-
toned and guaranteed; S945. Also
Dodge '4S 1-ton pickup, excellent
saaranteed; hss ss4s And a1S 1eE chevroist s1s
1946 1a-ton panel, ready for work;
tricians; S595. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO. INC, 7725 Wisconsin
ave. OIL. 6IO0. Open ewes, PA
FORD. F-6, fiat steel bed; all s.25 by
brakes; m ps 81 ioe f5NeS dE. A 54ss ss Dogs 00SSef
sTUDEBAKER i95S h-ton red. pick
antee: used for display; less than
s., 200 Snne niles; sells ~ f9E 81. s$5 will taEs E
8S5t Sstudebaker). ddsb 600 Benning rd. n.e.'
sTUDEBAKER 1852 1h-ton cab a and
chassis; green. 7:50xl7. S-ply dual
rear. long wheelbase; front shocks:
used for display: less than 500 miles;
new car guarantee; terms: sell for
AUTo s shLEs Eske studsSskeT1 ST dsoa 1ENNtN isS5
Benning I'd. ne. FIR. 1922. -25
FORD 1a4S 1a-ton pickup; clean
unit. ready to go to work; $lg5.
ARLINGTON MOTOR CO., 1917
North Moore ST., Arlington; Va, l
FORD 80 1s-ton panel; runs good;
passed D. c. inspection; SI50 or
best offer: RE, ABB. ---25
CHEVROLET 1947 4a-ton panel; new
motor; ,,n theropgf,ly H15%g leeond;; clean lea
ToR p!o Co. s1s2 iai7 HsH1SqToM Nsrth MooSe NO. &c.
Arlington. va; 1 block south Key;
STUDERAKER so 1-ton pickup;
IKE new; 10000 miles: 1895. small
%R SGSn BRiGKRY Esynens a paEivsstsl4y ss4ys4o owned
CHEVROLET 1860 sedan-delivery;
offer. 10. 1850. ~ @U2b VI
NTERNATIoNAL is4s N-ton pan panel;
extremely low mileage;. orig. owner
very good cond. good tires; only
Ssg0i NJ es$a San MUMMAs. wo. s75s or
FORD ie4s F-7 tractor; s1.O95 o,
best cash offer. Must sell GMC 194E
2R-ton. good cond.; 1896 or best
cash offer. Brandywine 3312 OF
FORD 1s41 eh-yd. dump: Sc steel
hoist; motor runs fine. .UN. 1920,
s to 4 PM; MA. 1888 after 5 pm
FORD STAKE '3s; good cond.; $50
Call JAMES s; LUCAS, 1928 Wylie
METRO ii iNTERNaT1oNAL sHpi i94s '
ton; in good eond.; all blue; $3.50
FORD 1887 VS.; van body; in excel.
Lent Lent condition.; reasonable. Cal
FoER 81 os1li STAKE BODY lumber TSS trucks
in perfect condition; mud tires on
issG SsGne ftfR MR WHITE. VIZ n!flna'lFnr fA 47i5
FORD 1916 k-ton pickup; exceiient
,cond.; $475: Phone Lo. 7-S7sl
caEvFoLsr GfITfso am fsas asd 3 Pon Pm' S canop,
clean; / owner; $695. Tower 5iO0
NORMAN MOTOR Co. $500 Bal.
timore ave, College PIX, Md. --25
ssfs esfsd fo sSnd s5S Rvates a. bss owned sl c cs
$500. JU. 1853. -25
CHEVROLET 1850 1-ton stake; ex.
cellent condition: sell reasonable
Call AID. O506; AL. 1900. -25
1946 / ton; dua
wheels; runs wonderful; perfect
body. $3.50 for terrific value a.
ALCO, 4th at Md, ave. s.w.. RE
1856 25@
CHEVROLET h-ton panel; S795
Very clean: very low mileage. GE
1900 7400 Ga. ave. --25
CHEVROLET 1850 sedan delivery
T. and h.: has had very good care
excel. cond.; 1895. KIRK MOTOF
CO.. 1000 Georgia ave. NV, Ia
Evening star., 1952-05-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1851 "6"; 2-tone green,
streamlined body, good condition:
sBSSd BSS at tisss sss5. syt 5x ss5fE ospfF ass sSod
finish with special plastic top. COM
Si,S95. Town & COUNTRY MO-
TORS, 1896 Wisconsin ave. NV,
OR. 0l00. Open ewes. til 10. Us
PONTIAC 81 Catalina Super de luxe;
r. and h., Hydra-Matic drive, two-
tone blue and gray, matching leather
"a mos. to pay. QUEEN MOTOR
SALES, A SSoo 74oo Georsia ave. Sa;w-
l94s sta. wagon IS" Hydra
beauty; S975. OWNER. 634 Galiatin
Pontiac 194s 2-dr.; se95. HONESTLY
equal to new car; has everything
desirable; in perfect condition. About
the best in D. c. ALco for value.
sTTDEsxKER AZ Champion 4-door;
SlSosnts SlS0 down \, pay payment me and assume
mos; Or $40 cash, Ii. 3-65SS.-25
and heatsr oversFSe SaS 4aSGa reeenty eseo o1ero
STUDEBAKER l94S Commander Re.
gal de luxe 2-dr. sedan;' light green:
radio, heater, cd, seat covers; good
eeoonnda.; private party; $1,000. GE.
sTUDEBAKER AZ Commander Star
nght coupe; r. and h.; overdriye;
must sell today; $500 or best offer
qnSer; gTSe N,nsn can be seen all day at
sTUDEBAKER 1949 Regal de luxe A.
dr.; radio, heater, overdrive; 81 $50.
By owner. co. 427S. -26
STUDEBAKER 1949 Champion STAR
fhs coupe SSsGdy dn n RSssis RS'afE
sItDEabaAREElRo oSGsi 1850 export mo- model
Champ. de luxe black sedan; excel.
sTUDEBARER 1919 coamSmander Com 4.
sYcel; & eko cOna.; GS1 sS;o 600 actual miles:
sTtpfb.kRR 2aSi "a '-iS9s. 1898 conv. sS coupe:
equip; S795 Why pay more? Si4s
DOWN; easy credit. Wash.'s Largest
MHoEEsxhEs NfRGfahShlsss Psi RsrleE b.ensSa4e ASn9
sTSDEBAKER l, 1850 s-door sedan;
sl:2e5. TOWN & Country MO-
dR 69Rs; 3, Ssss S,sy Wisconsin sSa, p aye nys
| "
STUDEBAKER 1850 starlite club
coupe; r. and b., o.. d.. looks Ike
PoIrTAN MOTORS. 1900 Biadsns-
sTu66EiBsAKER 1a47 Cdr; radio.
climatizer. new tires; S795: terms
and trade. 7400 Ga. ave-. GE. 7400.
WILLYs late 1850 station wagon:
! beautiful green finish, completely
| equip. incl. o. d. and Wv. tires.
Must see to appreciate: S1.319.
! TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS. 5336
Wisconsin ave. NV. OR. 0100. Open
ewes. It'll 10. -25
WILLYS 1916 Jeep; yellow, 4-wheel
drive. heater; $4,000 miles, . spares
| mounted, 6-ply; 2a-ton Capstan
winch. orig. top and sides; $3.50
cash. XII. S-2647. --35
WILLYS. new '52s. sedans. station
wagons and jeeps JACK PRY. 14th
and P NV and 5000 Conn. ave.
AUTOMOBILES. excel. cond., used,
really low prices. Small down paw
ment. reasonable terms, Phone MR.,
BARON, ST. 1855 until 8 pm 26s
ALL KINDS used cars listed. USED
CAR DIRECTORY, Box 81, Brent
Evening star., 1952-05-24


WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1851 auto Immediately. Call DI.
! Would LIKE To BUY a clean
late-model car. preferably with radio
and heater; can pay all cash. ME.
We NEED CARS regardless of make;
highest prices paid. Don't sell or
trade until you give US the oppor-
price. We viii pay on balance ii
any, All cash. See the salesman
at our convenient downtown drive
in location, $50 to $50 week ends.
HILL g. SANDERS. Wash's. Oldest
Ford Dealer (NA. 9s50). lila ver-
mont ave NV.
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid foI
good clean cars; IA; 4s0I:
Tgets$ jjanEers ,mm.d;Sio Sao removS and up. Cal
cash price for clean Chrysler. Mr.
Dunniean. ROYAL MOTORS. INC
(Chrysler-Plymouth). Is Kenned.
st: NV. TU. 243S.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. casl
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Ga. ave-. RIA. 1872
FAIR. HONEST APPRAISALS Of al
mekEr mskss poNT1Hsc ef safs are as.. assured =. q
NpfASA Nj StOGi DEALER IN town .hl, week
don't trade; sell to your advantage
AL cash: big prices now. WILLIAMS
4. !. ave. q 10th St. ne.
Evening star., 1952-05-24
AUTOS 3 TRUCKS WANTED
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WILL BUY 1851 Cadillac coupe
or go" special from owner. Low
mileage necessary, No dealers. COL.
FLANAGAN. KE. 3-6459. IA
crosby or other small car. for less
than Sl00; wanted by private party.
AP. 3262. -S5
N. CAROLINA DEALER. In town, will
pay, top price for clean. prewar cars.
Call TU 1177. -25
PVT. PARTY would like to buy late
model car; must be in excel. cond.
S-S9S3 Ok
PVT. PARTY would like to buy clean
low-mileage 1851 Buick RoadmasteI
2-dr. Riviera. OR. 2700. Ext. "a
HUDSON HORNET 81 or '5e: 4-dr !.
HYDRA Matte. Will pay cash. ia
S-l669 -o6
Evening star., 1952-05-24
GARAGES

NEAR n. CAPITOL AND II STS.-
One-Story brick building. second
commercial; suitable garage. shop
or warehouse; about 40x50. E. P.
SCHWARTZ INC. 1014 Vermont
ESQ end ST. S.E.-Nice. clean, dry
garage for rent. -25
GARAGE-Large, private; rear 261S
University pl. NV. $40 mo. Call
LGE. BRICK GARAGE for shop or
storage. at NJ and 9th SITS; S35.
TU. 1887. 10-2; 6-S daily. 20"