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The Washington times., 1933-10-11
McGrGdy to Speak
On NRA and NeQrO

Meaning of the NRA to the
Negro" will be the subject Of dis
cussion at a massmeeting tomor-
row night at p. rn., at Lincoln
Congressional Temple, Eleventh
and R Streets Northwest.
Edward F. McGrady, Assistant
Secretary of Labor, will speak.
The Washington times., 1933-10-11
ThieUes Drop Loot
When Police Pursue

Shattering a show window in
a clothing store in the 1000 block
Seventh st. N. w., two colored
men took several suits and fled.
Police attracted by the noise Of
the breaking glass gave chase.
The robbers dropped their loot in
a nearby alley and escaped.
The Washington times., 1933-10-11
THE BILTMORE

1910 BiltmOre st. n. w.
0LD.FAsHIONED HrspIaee; srsat rooms thaR
lend themselves to the sharm and warmth ef
things Colonial.
Large living reom and dining room eoAnsetsd:
massive fireplace; perch, and hsdreams
kitchen. pantry. tiled bath. shower.
Free Refrigeration Garaae Rpae0
Resident Manager ADams e4oS
Real Estate Mortgage & Guaranty Corn.
1910 X Street n. w
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Lip Reading Glasses
DralU Bio Attendance

Opening night for lip reading
classes at the Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital attracted
the largest enrolment in the his
tory of the class. No charge is
made at the classes which meet
every Tuesday at 8 p. m.
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For Quick Relief Al0vays Say BAYER Aspirin
When You Buy

Now comes quick, amazingly quick relief from
headaches, rheumatism, neuritis neuralgia. Re-
lief often in few minutes the fastest safe
relief, It IS said, get discorered
Those results are due to scientific discovery
by which Bayer Aspirin tablet begins to dis
solve OF disintegrate, in the amazing space Of two
seconds after touching moisture And hence to
start taking hold" Of pain few minutes after
taking.
The illustration Of the glass, above, tells the
story. A Bayer Tablet starts to dsintegrate al
most instantly you swallow it. And thus Is ready
to go to a0ork almost instantly. This unique Bayer
discovery means quick relief from pain for you
and yours. Fewer lost hours from headaches.
DOES NOT HARM T
The Washington times., 1933-10-11
RunaGniG Held Likely
To Recognize Soviet

BUCHAREST, Oct. II U.S).
Recognition of Soviet Russia by
Rumania in the near future was
believed certain today following
Premier Titulescu's conversations
with Russian emissary.
The Washington times., 1933-10-11
Birthday Tribute
To First Lady"

LOS ANGELES, Oct. II HN.SJ-Maury Madison weIknown
author today dedicated his ldeS
composition the First Lady of the Land the occasion of he
birthday anniversary 1t tolloWS:
MANY HAPPY RETURNS!
Lines to Eleanor Roosevelt Her Anniversary, Oct IL
BY MAURY MADISON
M-May we wish you many happy returns of the day
A-And in tribute to Eleanor Roosevelt say
N-New friends and old exclaim Happy Birthday!'
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PGn-Americdn PdrLey
To Hold to Schedule

MONTEvIDEO, Uruguay, Oct.
IL (U.S0.-Reports that the Sew
enth Pan American Congress,
scheduled to meet here next
month, be postponed were Off
cially denied today.
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neuralgia or the pains of rheumatism. And Safe
Relief-for Genuine BAYER Aspirin does not
harm the heart.
When you buy, though, see that you get the
Genuine BAYER Aspirin The best way is never
ask for aspirin by the name aspirin" alone. But
if you want Bayer Aspirin's quick relief always
to say "BAYER ASPIRIN"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15
HURRAH EVERYBODY Nom Is Better Again
 Rheumatism All Gone

It's just wonderful-we are all So happy again-Dad acts like he was Balanced with Nom last night after telling her no woman on earth could make meat pie like she can. Pa is right but I say cccoanut custard instead.
 Oh but I sure am glad = just think a week ago Nom could hard ly walk-her knee was all swollen and pained her something awful Grandma said it was the worst rheumatic she ever saw.
 Then Dad came home one night and said, Mother, there's a bottle of Allenru. It stopped Ed Davis rheumatic pain right short in 4d hours-he says it will do the same to you!" And Ed Davis was right for Allenru is guaranteed by Ju- neau Drug Co, Butler Mauro Drug Go. and leading druggists every where to end pain, agony and swelling in 48 hours or money back it works so fast that excess uric acid starts to leave the body in "A hours-it has helped thousands of people who suffered from rheu- matic pain. neuritis and sciatica to get well and back to work again. An s ounce bottle for 85 cents. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15
SkUlLCUARDS FOR MINERS
 IS DEVELOPED

A new skullguard for miners has been developed and a sample is on display in the office of B D. Stew art, Federal Mining Engineer. The guard is being tried out in the Hirst- -Chichagof mine and is said to be meeting with favor.
 The guard resembles, somewhat, the war time helmets, and is made of bakelita composition reinforced with heavy canvass. The weight as a whole, however is light, only 12 ounces. Rubber shock absorb CTS rim the inside hat band, about one inch apart. Two types ar; made, one for wet places and the other for dry. The helmets ar> both waterproof and acid proof.
 It is said that the helmet affords decided protection from both fall ing rocks and timbers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15

Buckley has often said nobody knows what I have had to take from Sharkey,1 and it is indeed well known that the Cob is not the easiest person in the world to get along with.
 Lacey Hired Again
 Petty incidents of friction, that have mounted over the years, fin ally grew into an open break when Lacey was hired again to super wise Sharkey's training. When i; came to choice between Lacey and Buckley the latter had to go
 Dempsey and Tunney made huge sums as champions; Sharkey has yet to earn dime with his title In the last three years he has had three fights, including the one which gave him his title on dis puted decision, and his net from the three was not more than s50,- 000, if that much.
 This figure may seem important money, but they hardly pay the running expenses of a heavyweight king with big establishment to keep up.
 Sharkey grossed about $5O000 for his Walker fight; $30,000 for his battle with Camera and around $40,000 for his title winning bout with Schmeling.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15

and achieving results with their four way attack against public enemies" for income tax evasion, Kidnapping crimes, interstate com merce violations and abuses of the 3.2 beer law.
 The chief income of racketeers until this year was derived from
 illegal traffic in beer and spirits The Wickersham report estimated that gangsters were receiving be- tween and 3 billion dollars a year from this source.
 Turn to Other Fields When the depression stopped d much of this illegal liquor income, there came an increase of reports of racketeers in other fields, such as Kidnapping and extortion from industries and coercion of labor or ganizations to levy dues on indi- vidual workers.
 Prosecutors found themselves against a terrific problem in at tempting to forestall this new and growing form of racketeering. With their moos of bombsrs, acid tosSers, strong arm sluggers and machine gunners the gang leaders employed weapons of strikes, boycotts and violence to frighten their victims into submission.
 State Attorney General John J. Bonnet made a public appeal for help, saying, If I can get the sup port of victimized business men l feel perfectly sure We can end the whole business of racketeering.
 In several instances lately vic- tims have been persuaded to come forward and give evidence. Har- assed by threats and financially unable to any longer to pay trib- ute to racketeers, their indignation is overcoming their fear so that more and more they are cooper ating with prosecutors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15
DOUGLAS NEVIS
MODEL RESIDENCE IS
 BEING BUILT, DOUGLAS

Jim Barrass new home on St. Anns Avenue is nearing comple- tion and when finished will un- dotpbtedly be model residence. Started only about three weeks ago the structure has progressed rapid ly. It is a two story, six room house with full concrete base ment The roof of composition shingles is already on The owner intends to have furnace installed for uniform heat throughout the dwelling.
 The lot where the new building stands was the site of Wm. Plat ans grocery store before the fire. Yesterday two lots on the avenue adjoining the property, were ac- quired from the city by MT. Bar lras.
 St Ann's Avenue is gradually be- coming one of fine homes, and when the new one is completed will make good addition to those already built.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15
rMENUS7 1 lRAeD DAY
By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE PARTY REFRESHMENTS
 The Menu Assorted Cakes Fruit Punch
 Salted Nuts

Orange Drop Cakes One-half cup butter. One cup sugar.
 One half cup orange juice. Two teaspoons lemon extract. One eighth teaspoon salt. Eight egg yolks.
 Two cups pastry flour Two and one-half teaspoons bak ing powder.
 Cream butter and sugar. Add rest of ingredients, beat minutes Halt fill greased small muffin pans, bake 10 minutes in moderate oven. Coo and frost. The cakes can be baked in small paper cups.
 Orange Almond Frosting Three tablespoons butter. Two tablespoons orange juice. One tablespoon lemon juice. One-eighth teaspoon salt. One egg.
 One and two-thirds cups sifted CUlitSCLlOllST sugar.
 One half cup shredded almonds. Cream butter, add fruit juices, salt, egg and sugar. Beat two min utes. Let stand minutes. Beat un- til creamy, spread on cakes, sprin- kle with almonds.
 Any leftover frosting can be spread on small sugar cookies.
 Chocolate Brownies One-third cup butter. One cup sugar.
 Two squares chocolate. One half cup nuts. One teaspoon vanilla. One eighth teaspoon salt. Two eggs.
 Two thirds cup flour. One third teaspoon baking pow der.
 Cream butter and sugar Add rest of ingredients, beat three minutes Spread to thickness of one quarter inch on shallow pan. Bake 10 min- utes in m d CT te oven. Cut in squares, sprinkle with confection- CTS sugar.
 Fruit Punch, Serving 20 Two cups sugar.
 Four cups water.
 Six cups iced tea. One cup lemon juice. Two cups orange juice. One cup grape juice. 8 cups iced water. Boil sugar and water 4 minutes. Add rest of ingredients. Chill and serve in glass cups. Add number of ice cubes or one large ice cake to punch before serving.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15

The eastern division of the na- Ational road, from Cumberland to Wheeling, cost $13,000 a mile, a staggering sum in 1927.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15
GooDIE SALE

Saturday, June IT, at the Am erican Beauty Parlors by the Luth- eran Ladies Aid Home cooking reasonably priced. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15
CHAMPION TO BOSS HIMSELF
 AFTER JUNE 29
Johnny Will Manage Jack One More Battle
 Personal Friction

NEW YORK, June 15. - Jack Sharkey, heavyweight champion of the world, and his manager, John ny Buckley, have definitely come to the parting of the ways.
 It is learned authoritatively that Sharkey has privately announced he will cast Buckley adrift and manage himself after his fight with Primo Camera, June 29.
 Friends of the little fat man who lifted a $50 a month sailors cap off the Lithuanian's skull, and, after years of patient slavery, re- placed it with $l,0OO,O00 heavy weight d.adem, are aroused at what they term Sharkey's "ingrat- Jude to the man who made him.
 They should have known that gratitude is not one of the bright CT words in the lexicon of the fight racket.
 Needs More Cash
 Although reputed worth at least $500,000, of which Buckley him. self is a very prominent part, it is an open secret that Sharkey could stand a little more ready cash. So, too, could John Buckley.
 Jack is said to have plenty of money tisd up in first mortgages, md is all steamed up over his small" earnings for the last two years
 However. it s.not lack of cash 5ut increasing sonal friction which has caused his split with Buckley. Sharkey likes his trainer All Lacey; Buckley is less than fond of the trainer who once punched him around.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15
HOW SHE LOST IS POUNDS OF FAT
For Less Than $1.O0

Will say in regards to Kruschen: :: I took it to reduce. lost IS pounds after using one bottle and feel fine. Just bought one more bottle to-day and expect to lose IS mere pounds. now weigh 148 and feel fine" Mrs. Harry Robin son, Akron, Ohio (Jan. 6, 1933).
 Once a day take Kruschen Salts -one half teaspoonful in a glass of hot water first thing every morning. Besides losing ugly fat SAFELY you'll gain in health and physical attractivensss constipa- ton, gas and acidity will cease to bother you'll feel younger more active - full of ambition clear skin-sparkling eyes.
 A jar that lasts weeks costs but trifle at Butler Mauro Drug Co., Juneau Drug O. or any drugstore in the world-but demand and get Kruschen and if one bottle doesn't joyfully please you = money back
 -adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15
Duce Honors Farm Work
 By New Order of Merit

ROME, June 15.-Premier Mus solini has recognized the dignity of farm labor by the creation of the Order of Rural Merit.
 Its decoration is star with de- grees signified by gold, silver and bronze pendants The badges are restricted to real dirt farmers
 The order parallels the Order of Labor Merit, previously created to show national appreciation for ex- ceptional industrial workers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15

Old papers at 'rhr Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15
By NOEL THORNTON


 NEW YORK, June 15.-Racke- teers, composing brigand organiza tions, which extort an annual tol estimated in billions from legitl- mate business in this country, have fallen into sudden chaos.
 Frightened by sweeping attacks from federal and state prosecutors and attempting to slave off bank ruptcy threatened by depression in illegal liquor traffic, gang leaders are branching into new fields in a frenzied effort to continue the flow of easy money into their pockets Racket Leaders Changing As the rackets change in charac- ter so the racket leaders are giv- ing way to new regimes.
 The throne of Al Capone in Chi capo is reputed to have been talk en over by Murray Humphreys. With the alaying of Larry Fay and many of his cohorts the
 conspiracy to ccerce" business
 in New York has been carried on by younger leaders, typical
 of whom is former bantam , weight champion Charley Phil Rosenberg. He has just received three-year sentence for rack eteering tactics in the Bronx poultry markets.
 Attorney General Homer s. Cum mings has ordered an inquiry inte evidence of racketeering in New York's fish narket and trucking industries. These two businesses ane the poultry and milk dealers ars said to be the chief contributors to the annual bill of more thar 3OO0O0,0O0 which the State Crime commission estimates this city pays yearly to gangsters.
 Fight On In Chicago
 In Chicago States Attorney T I Courtney is beginning re- form of all outlaw" unions in ar effort to eliminate the Sl8,000,0ot which the Chicago Employers as sociation estimates will go into the hands of gangstsrs of that city thi; year.
 Federal authorities have moved in full force into New Jersey ts examine evidence that many g. beer brewaries are controlled by "public enemies"
 The situation has reached the at- tention of congress, with senator Royal s. Copeland of New York introducing a resolution before th- 2 commerce committee to inquire inte racketeering in beer, milk ana ooh- CT fields, recommending Legislation to eradicate the evil.
 Detrcit Inquiry Started Detroit has an inquiry under way following reports that rum run ners are trying to move m on 0i'e legal beer business, but officials re- port that the city is more iree oi gangdom influence that IL Has been in six years. Detroit aulhori- ties. among whom was Prosecutor Harry s. Toy, gave the racKe.eel machine A severe setback Wher they obtained convictions to Dreas I'D the notorious Purple Gang three years ago. =
 Federal authorities have beer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15
SKAGWAY BOYS ON WAY
 HOME FROM UNIVERSITY

Lewis and Robert Dahl, who's. father Dr. P. I. Dahl, is a physi- clan in Skagway, passed through this port on their way home tc spend the summer vacation. They have been attending the University of Washington and were passsn- gers on the Princess Norah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15
Rail Auto Sets Record

LIE MANS, France An .automo- bile on rails broke European rail road speed records, reaching 101 miles an hour in trials near here The previous mark was 100 miles an hour between Berlin and Ham, burg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15

This is the first of three arti- cIes dealing with rackets and racketecrs describing some of the changes that have taken place in their ranks under the ccmpuIsion of law and altered economic conditions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15
YOUNG MEN SIGN UP
 WITH FORESTRY CREWS

Taking advantage of the govern ment's labor emergency conserva- ton work plan, Herbert Savikko and Franz Kronquist signed up with the Forestry Bureau in Ju- neau the first of the week and on Tuesday were taken into one of the crews being sent out.
 
 Let the auverJisenierlts help you make your shopping plans.
The Washington times., 1933-08-11
6S Homes and Estates for Sale
District of Columbia

Ray ST. s, E., 1923 (between 18th and
% 10Th. and G sts., S. El-6 large
rooms and bath, porcdhiffS;: e9uppSSd fTr op.
portunity to buy home for less than rent;
$1OO cash and $50 mo-; keys on prem
ises. Call Mr. Clark, National 3OO7
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Rentals
Board and Rooms
THE SOUTHERN CLUB

14OO N. H. Ave. dormerly the Italian
Embassy: family hotel of distinction
and quality. with true Southern, hospital
private baths; moderate rates.
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S6,5OO-MARIETTA PARK

Never before has a home in. this beauti-
fui section been offered at such low
price. A modern, practically new and per
fectly refinished six-room home right in
Sc, 500 is truly unusual Just call and ask
to see it; you'll be glad you did SO. Pho Phone
R. M HOOKER. Metropolitan, 1868
EVENINGS. 5 TO Q, CALL Columbia 2322
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Lots for Sale

HYATTsVILLE HILLs-Price $3.50 So
cash. $5 mo-. ami. Zantzinger. MA. 537O
LARGE LOTS or = acre tracts. close in.
Terms. Arthur Carr. Hyattsville 159:
COLoREpI6 beautiful lots. 2Ox1o0 #.
in D. O. SS2 80. 4 lots, $72 so: 81
down, 81 month National 1859
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10 WduGCU-NIIoCCIdN
WANTED to buy wholesale and off-sale
beer license. Mac. care Breniser & Co.,
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Furnished Rooms

A NICE OUTSIDE ROOM
In fireproof bldgY each room with run: run.
PRS PsS, wstef and setsoE Se es esf 81
$3.50 wk.: double. Ss.50-S1O: transients
reasonable. The Grafton Annex, 1888 De
Sales ST. N. w next door to Grafton Hotel.
'--I room com reasonable. I'll iii 'i1th St. n W
ATTENTION-Prlce unequaIed. Large.
airy rooms. with private baths or run.
ming water, near showers. New furniture;
sSsaSF s snsf or fsS7 dSgP' S SS gsek 81
Also smaller rooms cheaper.
A ST. n. E.. 641-Large front Ink. room,
next to bath. reasonable: Lin: 2808:
B ST. s. E.. 504--2 Ink. rms. I'd floor
froEt. near CAPITOL. SO week:
CHI 6eSs Gn baS S2li seSfs 5y eEsvs s55
sm ST. $50 y VIZ f1!0sEaFfES pedt2 hot FSns %a
DESIRABLE ROOMS, with spacious, lobby
and pssrrlors; single: S2S monthly up; up;
Tao Tse9 Eote fSS PGGny GraG 1f5o eoHa ave
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1886 10Th St. n W.
ami. SEQ mo: 2 connect. rms: SIS ca.
EVERETT HOTEL 1880 p ST n W
We We never eve Close Close NAt $50 we = '''"'
r ST. N. E, 3O7 (near Union stationI-
Large front on Tm alcove' Ii l. X * neatly
1hlI duullo. S-f.OO "A L. UOOO-ns
GORDON HOTEL. 916 10th St. n W.
Largo double rooms. near showers. twin
sSEo Sd or rco%s SS1s' sS BEDS HD SS asS
hour elevate: md swttchbosrd service
H ST. NE. 519-2 attractive front Ink.
rooms. semi bath. $3.50. Line. 3O73,
q ST: N. E., 321--2 clean frt. l.hk rms.
nx. ba well fur..7 windows 8 closets. reas
EYE ST. n. W, l9IO-Large bright
rooms; semi-private bath; radio reas
IRVING ST. N. W, 1633-Attractive rm
adj. ba.. uni. tel. SIS mo-; elec refrig
KALORAMA RID. NV. 1903-Lg., ID II.
front rm.; smaller rm.; cOnv. Reas.
[ ST n W. I322-Very reasonable
clean cool rooms, running water. COM
pletely frrn.. So wk up: also Ink rms
L ST. n. W.. 1515-Clean, double rooms
homelike near bath. Ink. So week
LOGAN HOTEL 20 LOGAN Cir.-50 rms
SO baths. elev rms. with phone 81 up;
wkly.. SIS mp; mo. $40 up. NO 5000.
I0NGFELLOW ST. n. ". 119-Furn.
froBt room. reasonable. GEorgia s657.
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De Soto
Essex

1929 ESSEX COACH-S89. Perfect cond.
NORTHEAST BRANCH
L. P. STEUART, INC.
141 18th st. N. E. Lincoln 3422
Essex Sedan, 1920-A fine piece P1CP
of transportation. Easy terms. OlOO
INSTANTANEOUS MOTOR co.
HyattsViIle, Md. Greenwood 1900
~SN1S~0~SSeSNNNNsNN~A
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Automobiles for Sale

HNWVV884VU11OS aW8 OsgAO
BUY YOUR USED CAR from me.
chanic salesman. He knows the actual
condition. ,Handley Motor. $3.50 Georgia
Ave: N w
ATE MODEL UsED. CARs--Lowest Pr1ces
USED CHEVROLETS AND FORDS
OURISMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO.
626 a st N b lincoln 10000
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Chevrolet

Chevrolet
Chevrolet 1880 Sport Roadster Q1G0
splendid mechanical condi- OxOV
ton: good rubber: clean upholstery
low mileage make this car an out
standing buy Of the day
LUSTINE-NICHOLSO MOTOR co.
HyattsviIle. Md. Greenwood ZOO
Chevrolet CabrioIet 19S1-Low QOQ7
mileage; a snappy car, with OAOO
poppy, quiet motor; here is
a peach of value
NOLAN MOTOR co.
iii 18th st. n. w. & Conn. Ave. & st.
Chevrolet Sedan, 193O-One of QOA7
the finest used cars in the UAt
city; don't wait; come and
see it today. Your own terms.
NOLAN MOTOR co.
I'LL 18th st. n. W. & Conn. Ave. & \ st.
Chevrolet 1881 Coach You Q91S
and here it is In perfect condition
and ready to give you years Of de-
pendable. economical service. Com
pare the sSTfoHLMAN
1907 NJ st. n. W.,
gath and Penna. Ave. n. w.
Chevrolet 1881 Coaoh-Black. C99S
with cream wire wheels, per" SDOOO
feet motor and excellent tires; as
snd sSin 'ndaS denonst1atoS aRq o win prov. S It;
value DoAoH6E Ae1 6IE cHEVRotET eif VI; tisi
1920 NJ st. N. w. Dist. $500
Chevrolet 1881 Sedan-You'll Q0EE
spend your money wisely wisely, in 1SV0 ~
th; snd hs. new IT. tr. n eS5aSs 's9Ss?
in the city with this one and you'll
buy this car at this price. Ask for
S-' IoNoHoE CHEVROLET RoLET. .,,o
Chevrolet 1889 spOrt Rdstr.- C0CS
very clean throughout and OOUO
ready to roll: real buy.
BARRY-PATE
1860 Park Road AID. 1O202
Chevrolet Sport Roadster, 1882 QQ7Q
Low mileage. not a scratch OO OO
days; rumble seat, etc. We are MEM
bers Of NRA: your car in trade. bal
MANDELL CHEVROLET
18th and Good Hope Rd. 8. e.
Atlantic 4402
Chevrolet 1889 Coach-Chevro. COOK
let 81 Coupe. $275. See Mr.. OOCO
Barnes, 1923 14th st. N. w.
1882 Chevrolet Sedan-5 wheels. QNQE
low mileage; just like new: OtOO
small down payment. bal. easy terms.
LUSIIN e. N1ChOLSON MOIOh ".
HyattsVille. Md. Greenwood 23O0
CHEVROLET COACH, 1931-Low mile
age, paint. upholstery motor & tires all
in perfect condition; will sacrifice to
quick buyer, $295. Priv. owner. Call
Ray Wesberg. GE. 1928.
1880 CHEVROLET Coach. Perfect. second
series. new tires. wire wheels. S105.
2024 14th St. n. W.
Chevrolet 1889 Sedan-Ask for @A10
car No. 480 and you'll see D4 1U
one of the cleanest, smartest. best
because at this price this car will be
sold in a hurry. It's perfect.
DONOHOE CHEVROLET
1920 M st. N. W. Dist. $500
Chevrolet 1882 Deluxe Coupe QH9S
A real spt. job. with six wire sDfOO
wheels. new tires and in perfect con-
dition throughout; see it today at
BARRY-PATE
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Sc Houses and Estates for Sale
Suburban

81 900 BUYS modern broom house and
garage, on beautiful lot, nearby Mary
land; or will rent. only $50 Ph9ns AZ AZ
Station. D. O.
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Real Estate
Waterfront Property

AT SACRIFICE-4 rooms and bathroom
cottage on salt water. near Washing,
ton. Large plot. fine trees. immediate
poss. Only S64O. $50 mo. Sterling 9251
GuIS A DE AYE REACHL2 cnttages cleo.