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Winning Contract AUTOMOBILES for SALE (Cent.) AUTOMOBILES WANTED (Cowt.) Based on the Storv of the Fabulous Jungle Adventure By CHARLES J. ROLO. j Wingate's Raiders-No. 26 That Raised the Curtain on the Battle for Burma. Illustrations by L. H. Greenwood. Winning Contract AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (Cent.) AUTOMOBILES WANTED (Cowt.). By THE FOUR ACES. f)LDSMOBILlTl940 6-cy!inder 2-dr. sedan: PLYMOUTH WANTED—Quote your price, beautiful 2-tone finish, like new; radio and we will try to meet it, Sanders Motors, heater, priced to sell quickly at $805. 05 1100 R I ave. n.w, HO. 9704. Best Line of Play ether cars priced right. Jack Pry Motors, PONTIACS urgently needed lor essential 16th and Pa avc. s e workers in local area. Never before have North dealer. OLDSMOBILE 1937 2-dr. sedan: motor we paid so much for cars. Arcade Pontiac East-West vulnerable. excellent, clean, good tires, soldier must Co 14.07 Irving st. n.w.. AD. 8500. sell. $550. Sunday to 5 p.m weekdays PRIVATE CAR in best condition wanted Duplicte bridge. after 6 D.m.. A. B, Cory, 542 20th st. s for cash, will pay good price. Glebe Arlington Va Apt. 444 2629. 19* A A Q 6 4 PACKARD 1041 "120" sedRn: stored since PONTIAC is our specialty: the top cash 97 K 6 Dec 1041: radio and heater: owned by orice at Wheeler. Inc.. 4810 Wisconsin. retired ngval officer, driven only 6.400 OR 1020 Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer. 0 6 3 miles, a new car. Hisconsin 7374. PONTIACS—1009. 1940. 1941. Will pay A K 10 6 2 PACKARD 1041 7-pass, de luxe sedan top cash prices. Brown Pontiac, Inc., 4 gray finish: 5 good tires, radio and heat- CK 4 7 00 A 9 5 A K 7 Packard Motor we er in A-l condition. PONTIAC WANTED—Quote your price 97 10 94 N 97 7 Bales. 1242 24th st. n.w. RE. 0123. will try tt meet It. Sanders Motors. 1100 A 8 5 3 PACKARD 1941 TOO" 5-pass, sedan; 5 R. I. ave. n w HO. 9764 OJ 10 97 WE 0 A Q 5 This car FULL RETAII new tires: dark green finish; PRICE paid In cash for 4 2 looks ana runs like a new car. Packard your car no chizriing: we need cars. S A Q 8 3 Motor Sales. 1242 24th st. n.w. RE. 0123. Williams Auto Sales 1929 R I. ave n.e. A J 7 PACKARD 1937 coupe, first reasonable NO 8018 offer takes it. Call after 5.30, Sligo A PRIVATE PARTY with a good cal. call A J 10 8 3 2 5192 NO. 8018 I will pay you a high cash 97 Q J 2 PACKARD 1941 super "8" 6-passenger orice. Williams Amo sedan; magnificent car. driven only 15.000 BE SURE TO SEE LOVING before you sell 0 K 8 miles, been in storage 18 months, overdrive to get the most cash. Ail makes urgently A A 9 5 and electromatic clutch; priced moderately. needed. Loving Motors. 1919 M st. n.w. Loving Motors. Packard metropolitan WANT BEST PRICE for your car? See The bidding: dealer, 1822 M Ft. n.w Loving before you sell. We pay the high cash Loving said the was in ... PACKARD 1938 model 120 4-door sedan: price. Motors, 1919 M st. n.w The native slyly lifted the floorboards of his boat. When Japs opened fire he paddled upstream. Villagers enemy great strength North. East. South. West. good tires; original black finish, spotless CONVERTIBLE COUPE wanted irom pri- 1A 197 1A Pass interior: only $695. Royal Motor Co.. vate party. No dealers. Will pay war The Japs had been too thorough about wrecking the The boatman explained that the Japs had allowed him on and remarked jubilantly to Wingate, “I can just see myself Packard dealer. 15 Kennedy st. n.w. RA. price. Phone Mr. Dietz, WO. 9662 after 2A Pass 4A Pass 2 p.m. dugouts. The Chindits went back into the jungle, lay a Then he down to a bottle of in Calcutta." 7720. the river because he was moving corpse. slyly sitting champagne Pass Pass PLYMOUTH convertible coupe: radio STUDEBAKERS W ANTED—194(1 and 1941 for 24 hours and then tried in another 1937 up crossing tomatoes This remarked the “You'd better and heater Parkway Motor Co.. 3051 M models; Quote your price, we will try to lifted the floorboards and disclosed a cargo of enraged brigadier. lead of meet it. Sanders 11U0 R. This time there were no boats at all and Wingate, West's the heart 10 was st. n.w. MI. 0185. Motors. I. ave. place. to de luxe 2-door: n.w HO 0764 and salt under the corpse. Wingate bought the cargo realize, John," he said, “that the rest of this trip is going PLYMOUTH 1941 special i through his field glasses, spotted Japs on the west bank. covered by dummy's king and won black finish. 19.000 miles. A-l condition: CHEVROLET OR FORD, 1906-37: a good, the and salt be no picnic. Concentrate on getting out alive." East’s ace and the ace and an- guaranteed; terms. Logan Motor Co.. 18th dependable car wanted; cash. SL. 8898. Again they marched back into the jungle, tired and and persuaded the boatman to dump corpse by 3.51. st. n.w.. between K and L. RE. 14* very low in spirits. It began to look as though they would and ferry them across. At this point villagers informed them that the Japa- other diamond were returned. South Open evenings until 9. to the north. After PLYMOUTH 1932 4-door sedan: good mo- never get across. They spent that night in a sort of Three-quarters of the party had safely reached the nese were in great strength 3 miles won the second diamond, played his owner. tor and tires; $100; private petrified forest of stunted trees and mulled over ways opposite bank when a Jap patrol spotted the boat and crossing the channel from the island to the mainland, queen and Jack of hearts, then ex- a trail the ace Plymouth 1938 sedan, with trunk: WILL PAY TOP CASH PRICES of getting back. opened fire. The boatman quickly paddled upstream and Wingate’s men set off along rough Jungle pitted cashed of spades and threw fine cellent motor, good tires, seat covers, For Any Make or Model Car. with bee.n Just before noon a found a dugout on a the men on the east bank faded into the jungle. When the with great holes 5 or 6 feet deep. East In another spade. East appearance: just the car you have PACKARD MOTOR SALES CO patrol heavy looking for Trade and terms arranged. 1242 24th St, lake near the Irrawaddy and quickly carried it to the Japs had moved on, the boatman returned and finished They had not gone very far when Wingate saw a could not lead a diamond or South Service, 623 H st. n.e. AT. N.W._RE._0123._ Market Auto ANY MODEL CAR. TOP CASH PRICE. river. Wingate and his officers ran their glasses over the job. burning torch coming toward them. It was no more than could discard a club while ruffing 4600. Our buyer will call at your home or office de luxe coupe: good a the dived into Are PLYMOUTH 1937 any time. Open eves, and Sun the opposite bank. There were no Japs in sight. Wingate's force was now on the island on which 30 yards away. In flash, Chindits in dummy, so East led the club tires, radio, heater: car completely over- McMAHON CHEVROLET CO.. a at the side of the trail and waited low West's hauled: $395. Mr. Carle, WA. 7922. Eight men had crossed when to their surprise the Calvert’s column had fought battle with the Japs on the positions tensely. three. South played and luxe 6323 Oa. Ave N.W._OE. Ol 00, PLYMOUTH 1940 2-door black de Chindits saw a boat heading upstream. Wingate hailed it. way in. Jefferies felt that the worst was behind them (Continued Tomorrow.) Jack fell to the king. Then South coach with heater: motor overhauled: car WE BUY ANY MAKE and tires good condition. Cash. WA. CAR. Drawings copyright, 1944, by King Features Syndicate, Inc. Text Copyright, 1944. by Charles J. Rolo Published by the Viaing press. finessed through East for the club 19* CALL DURING BANKING HOURS, 7059. FR. queen and never lost a club trick. PLYMOUTH 1939 true k sedan: radio, __ 6005._ healer, cood tires: excellent appearance; CASH!! CASH!! This line of play would win if guaranteed mechanicallv. Trade and terms arranged. Market Auto Service. 63.'! H YOU WILL NEVER DO BETTER. Uncle Corner either opponent had the doubleton THE USED-CAR MARKET Ray's st. n e. AT. 460(1. of spades or the singleton king PLYMOUTH 3-door sedan, radio, heater, IS AT ITS PEAK. Fires need oxygen in order to king one AND WE ARE PAYING and in view of East s defroster; very clean car throughout; burn. That is why they will go of spades, and Sunday. Mc- EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH CASH owner. Open eves, out when vulnerable bid was better than a Mahon Chevrolet Co 6323 Georgia ave. PRICES FOR CARS, they are "smothered." ALL n.w OE 0100. MAKES. finesse, which was When we smother a fire, we keep simple spade PONTIAC 1041 8-cylinder super Stream- CHERNER MOTOR South’s alternative. liner: low mileage: carefully driven by one CO., it*from getting oxygen from the air.
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