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Evening star., 1934-07-05
WOMAN ENTERS RACE
Mrs. H. F. Burroughs, Sr., Seeks
Office in st. Marys.

Office in st. Marys.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEONARDTOWN, Md, July 5.-Mrs.
Henry F. Burroughs, ST., yesterday an
nounced her candidacy for the Office
of register of wills in st. Marys.
Mrs. Burroughs. who lives in Chap
tico, Md. is president of the Parent
Teacher Association of the Margaret
Brent High School and is considered
one of the most progressive leaders in
st. Marys County.
She is the second woman to an
nounce her candidacy for this office.
Mrs. Addie Maddox of this city also is
a candidate. The Office is now held by
Mrs. Anita Camalier Norris Thrift.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
Japan Improves Radios.

Japan plans to increase the power
of its broadcasting stations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11
IS TO DISCUSS PLANS
 FOR NAVY VISIT

Plans, just launched for the en- tertainment of visiting Navy of ficers and men and the Army fliers, will be informally discussed by the Chamber of Commerce at it's noon luncheon at Bailey's Cafe tomorrow, it was announced today by Curtis G. Shattuck, Secretary. Included in the Navy representa- ton here will be aviators from 12 planes and officers and crews of the submarine expedition.
 The personnel of the latter, about 1,600, will be the largest number of visitors ever handled here at any one time. It is expected there will be about 500 in the airplane expedition which is accompanied by several mother" ships.
 The semi annual financial report, approved Tuesday by the Board of Directors, will be submitted to the membership tomorrow, MT. Shat tuck said. A complete list of Chamber members, the first to be printed, will be beside the plate of everyone attending the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11

sportsman who was wounded in a bear hunt in this vicinity. Word received today from Mrs. Council from Rochester, Minnesota, where her husband is doing special medi- cal and surgical work at the Mayo Brothers clinic, stated that they expect to return to Juneau the middle of this month.
 After most pleasant trip to California on the luxurious yacht, they remained three days in Los Angeles and went by plane from there to San Francisco. After sev- days in the Bay City they again boarded a plane for Chicago where they had a delightful time visit ing A. A. Humfrey, formerly of Alaska, and devoted two days to seeing the Worlds Fair. In Chi cago pr. Council purchased a new Chevrolet car in which they mo- tored to North Carolina to spend some time with his family. On their way north from Carolina pr. and Mrs. Council stopped over in Washington, D. C., for several days, and while there had an evening with Delegate and Mrs. Anthony J. Dimond and another with MT. and Mrs. Paul Gordon. They also went through Mt. Vernon and other places of interest in the Capitol City.
 Though the entire trip has been most enjoyable. the heat in the middle west is terrific and both are anxious to return to the tenn perate climate of Juneau, Mrs Council wrote. Both sent regards to their friends here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11
PARKS FROM TIlz SILVER FOX Where we gently trim your lOx

BARKS FROM TIlz SILVER FOX Where we gently trim your lox At the Silver Fox Barber Shop We are all enameled up tip-top Shining like a Rockefeller dime And working most all the time Our business now is really Booming And looking better in the looming u. 0. Reynolds on the first chair Is a real artist anywhere
 Just recently from the States Works hard and never hesitates Does any job that comes along Except to sing you a song.
 Van does that in a riddle
 But sounds better on the fiddle
 While he works to the letter
 He likes his sourdoughs better.
 Don't forget, we'er here for service And not the least bit nervous.
 We'll do your work as you like
 And we're not going on a strike So please don't forget to stop At the Silver Fox Barber Shop.
 adv. J. D. VAN ATrA. Prop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11
STAR AIR LINES
 SEAPLANE STOPS
 ON WAY TO WEST

At noon today the Star Air Lines seaplane on which Col. Otto F. Ohlson, General Manager of the Alaska Railroad went south last week, stopped in Juneau on its return trip to Anchorage. The plane is piloted by Steve Mills and left Seattle yesterday and reached Ketchikan at 6:55 o'clock last even- ing. The plane remained in the First City all night and left this to continue it's flight.
 The plane stayed here only long enough to take on gas and allow the pilot and passengers to have luncheon here. There was a full load of passengers on board bound for the Westward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11
. sse xese 70 sss .
 , IS PATSY ANN . INs DANGER? . . . . . . es ess .

With Kenneth Corliss appointed as dog catcher and poundmaster to. gather tn all unlicensed dogs, one of Jnneau's most prominent and well-known waterfront char aeters is said to face possible im- prisonment on account of having no; irass tag. sAs IT
 Patsy Ann known up and down the Pacific Coast as the deaf white dog that meets all boats, has no license to operate as official greet eri,for the City of Juneau. and where isa poor ladysd dog to get the tremendous sum of $4 to make her status in society legal? Not l6ag ago a woman tourist from San Diego. California. had her picture taken with Patsy Ann as the first -aet of her Juneau visit.s saying that before she left home, she had heard of the fam ous canine.
 Nobody knows what is to become of Patsy Ann.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11

President acted as he did because of the unaltered opinion of the De- partment.
 List Of Measures
 The approved bills were as fol- lows:
 l.. Giving Erik Nylin, former Burkau of Education employee in Alaska. the right to apply to the U. IS. Employees Compensation Conmission for compensation.
 g.. 3, 4, and 6. Authorizing Douglas, Fairbanks, Juneau, Skag- way and Wrangell to issue bonds for public works.
 T.; Removing protection from sea 1ione. At the last moment, at the insi4tence of Senators who opposed the original provisions, this bill was{ amended to provide that the secretery of Commerce should have soIe{ authority to issue regulations fesp&cting the killing of sea lions
 Changing the date of the eeueeal election and the date oi fhe konvening of the legislature.
 lRepeaIfng the Alaska Bone pFy xsaE. 10. R1pealing the mining act oi 1oi3 fu its application to Alaska ond Y )ine the Territorial LeeislA- 1a1re fhe right to enact such nltn-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11
OFFICIALS OF ELKS LODGE EXPECTED HERE BY PLANE
 BOUND FOR CONVENTION

Charles O. Fowler and Thomas M. Donohoe, are expected to arrive here this afternoon or tomorrow on Gillian Airways plane on their way to Kansas City where they will attend the National Elks' conven- tion, according to word received by R. J. McKanna, Agent for the Alaska Steamship Company here.
 The men expect to fly directly to Kansas City aboard the Gillian plane. MT. Donohoe, of Cordova, is District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler and MT. Fowler is Exalted Ruler of the lodge in Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11

ing laws as desired by the resi- dents of Alaska.
 II. Transferring certain grounds and buildings at Sitka from the Federal to the Territorial Gov ernment.
 12. Making possible commercial fishing in the Yukon and Kuskok- vim Rivers.
 l3. Remitting rentals due the United States from the Alaska Matanuska Coal Company.
 IA. Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to remit coal rent als when operations are suspended at his direction or with his con- sent.
 IS. Making provisions for small homesites and providing they shall be surveyed without cost to the ap- plicants.
 Is. Permitting Alaska Railroad employees at Anchorage to buy residences owned by the govern ment.
 IT. Giving relief to the estate of Nellie Lamson.
 18. Granting citizenship to resi- dents of Metlakatla who migrated 1 there from British Columbia. 19. Authorizing, but making no appropriation for, flood control of the Salmon River at Hyder.
 Breaks All Records
 It is interesting to note that, ex- elusive of departmental appropria- ton bills containing items for the Territory. more Alaska measures were passed by the Seventy-Third Congress than by any previous Congress since Alaska has had a Delegate. However. it is not the number of bills which he goi through which pleases Delegate Di- mond so much as the fact that several essential rule laws are now placed in the statute books.
 PWA Makes Allotments | Public Works Administration al lotments of $l0s,0oo for Juneal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11
M. AND MRS. COUNCIL HAVE ENJOYABLE TRIP THROUGH MANY STATES

pr. and Mrs. w. w. Council have covered a. considerable portion of the United States since leaving Juneau on May 3i aboard the Hut ton yacht Hussar for Los Angeles. pr. Council made the trip as phy- sician to David McCoIloch, wealthy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11
STOCK PRICES ! NOT AFFECTED,
 GRAIN ADVANCE
Alcohols Extremely Heavy, Preventing Much
 Progress Today

NEW YORK, July II. = Stocks generally failed to show the lead of soaring grains today and trad ing, after an early expansion, turned dull.
 Some issues, especially special ties, advanced to several new year tops but the heaviness of alcohols retarded much progress.
 Todays close was irregular.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11
/. CLOSING PRICES TO-DAY

NEW YORK, July 1l.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today 22A, American Can l00A, American Power and Light 7B, Anaconda 15, Armour B 55s, Bendix aviation 15ss, Bethlehem Steel 34, Calumet and Hecla AS. Chrysler 41A, Curtiss- Wright SIS, General Motors 32A, International Harvester 33A, Kennecott 22ss, Ulen Company 2, United States Steel 40as, Warner Pictures 5, Pound $5.04, Nabesna bid 1.45, ask l.53, Electric Auto Lite 23.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11
Charter SIT District No 1;
 REPORT OF CONDITION THE First National Bank of Juneau

or puSneSS L Loans and discounts s 44o5lsos United States Government securities ..~.. bonds and 336,25O0o Banking house. $60ooOO0; Furniture and fixtures s1 Real estate owned other than banking house - 5Ooooo 10 Cash in vault and balances with other banks 4e7s8l4o 2 Redemption fund with United States and due
 from United States Treasurer 25ooOo
 TOTAL ASSETS .. slsso4547a
 LIABILITIES e Demand deposits United States Government de-
 public deposits ~--s s359249 IT, Time deposits postal savings public funds and
 deposits of other banks -..-.-~-~,-- 74s772s7 districts,
 other subdivisions municipalities 1445o106 United States Government postal savings deposits 19o846 Deposits including cashiers
 checks outstanding sos7764 items to
 Secured by pledge of loans andtor
 investments $ 33497238
 cb Not secured by pledge of loans
 andlor investments 1 112328856
 Co TOTAL DEPOSITS - s1 ,45s2so94 2 Circulating notes outstanding 497OoOo Common stock shares par per
 share soo M ooooo Undivided profits-net ~--~-~~.----~------~ 424sss4
 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT -~~ l42493s4 TOTAL LIABILITIES slsso4s47s, MEMORANDUM: Loans and Investments Pledged
 to Liabilities s2 .-..~~~s ssAooot 33 stocks and securities 2950oc0- s5 TOTAL PLEDGED (excluding rediscouns) s 5ssoooo 36 : Against circulating 5ooooOo tb' Againts U S. Government and postal savings
 ee, Against public funds of States counties school districts, other subdivisions muni- cipalites - u TOTAL PLEDGED ....-...- -s ssssoo0o Territory of Alaska, : T. E. bank solemnly of knowledge belief.
 E. Correct-Attest JOHN RICK BOSCH, H. TRIPP, rectors this l1th July 1884 (sEAI) l. sTABLER, My March, II. l936
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11

pressure is moderately Gulf of AL Alaska and the Pacific States Columbia moderately Berng southern and the
 
 the Gulf Temperatures fell yesterday in Southeast Alaska change
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11
NOTICE

To Whom Is May Concern: Since June 10, have had no connection with Thu the Keyhole." adv. PAUL BROWN.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11
PASSENGER ON YUKON

Tom Martinson, employee of the Copper River and Northwestern Railway, is a passenger on the Yukon for Cordova.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11

assemble at Washington and will leave here in formation.
 Dr.. and Mrs. w. w. Council of Juneau were visitors in Washing ton during the week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11

ATTENTION B. F. 0. ELKS
 Regular meeting tonight. Initia- tion. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11

A substantial financial load was removed from the Territory in the allotment by PWA of ss7 900 to be used in connection of the new Pioneers Home at Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11

The army airplane squadron which will fly to Alaska soon will
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11
TWENTY DIMOND BILLS ENACTED; ONE IS VETOED
Every Bill of Delegate, Re ported Out of Commit
 tees, Passes Congress

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and $51 800 for Wrangen were made during this week. The moa- ey will be used for municipal inn provements. A loan and grant of $1l8.000 for the City of Seward for construction of a power plant cannot be used, since Congress re- fused to pass bill authorizing Seward to issue bonds.
 Congress made three specific ap- propriations for public works in Alaska. For the Alaska Road Com mission there was provided .e4so 600 and the Agriculture Department supply bill carried $35O.O00 for roads in the national forests. An additional s57o8s7 was provided for national forest roads in the de- ficiency appropriation bill, bring ing the total to $920.e57. sss, Since Congress adjourned PWA loans and grants inclusive of Sew ard, total $242 900, and &200. 900, or | approxlmately that amount, VIII be spent on the Federal building at Ketchikan.
 Leaves This Month l Now that the congressional ses- sion has ended. Delegate Dimond is devoting his time to securing Public Works Administration aIlot- ments for Alaska and to other pressing matters relating to thu Territory.
 l The Delegate plans to leave fol the North sometime next month (July) unless some unforeseen emergency should arise which woulc require his continued presence here.
 A substantial financial load was removed from the Territory in the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11
PWA Makes AIlotments

Public Works Administration al- 1otments of $103,0o0 for Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-11

Forecast vicinity beginning July H. Partly cloudy and Thursday; variable winds
Evening star., 1934-08-08
sAr.E-AuroMonrrRs.

RIO coupes; two 6esutiea, both mechani-
Cloud eeupe cut down 70 SlS7; exeeneni
shape. for cnly Sf0T: GOOD trade. easiest
q. G. O. terms or surety plAh 81 1own.
80 months time Your present ear viii
Nolan'A I'LL Eiahteenth NV.
STUpEBAKKR 1879 Commander HeRal
sedan. ssgs; ertxinai black nnish. with 9
ehrume Ntcei Wheels. Spotiess Bedford core
uphcssteFy. powerful and smooth IS" mo-
cor. with free wheeiipg and safsty. Ela4s.
A fine family car at low upkeep. Lee ID.
Butler, Inc 11bS Champiain 81. NV.
8TuDEBAKER 1884 President Resal se-
dan. driven only 600 miles, Ike new N
every detail: beautiful maroon hnish. geet
covers. metal tire covers. etc mo1ern
free wheeifng and All autouaties featarss'
at q great saving. x12T5. Lee ID. 8uslef.
Inc. 21kb CnmpiAln st. nv.
Evening star., 1934-08-08
sArE-AuroMoHnxs.

1915 Z 81 nv rhsus M Sefo.. 3.
8rUDEBAKER fpaa Commander eounes
secs; orieinal fnarcon and Blue nnish,
motor. rumble seat md automatie stsftinx.
Butier. Ire aiks champlsin 81. NV.
wfLLYs-RNIQHT 1881 sedan; ID unusu-
and. very clean; SSs8: cqsnplstsiy. suarnn-
Ted ted ,r5y ri5sy csnss a Esiassis,snsd xs ssrs.ins-
De -flgmouth psalery. -.
AUTOMOBILES at Wesehier.s auto auction.
o2s n nv. evaE1 "Wednesday and eAtur-
day. 40 an. CsaAllr . tod axsortment.
PARTS--PARTS
fcr An Cars and Trucks.
Aute qlsss lnsts.ied end nepalE wcrk
Ta Florida Ave. NE. Worth i04os.
Evening star., 1934-08-08
sar.E-AUTowoBrr.Es.

P0wTTAC 1859 VS. KDort coape. strikins
xnaeoan ftrz1kH IN oxG9ttN1t G8204tscn.
feorny ccInforsabIe runnle seats vaEI sod
tres al around unusually iow m1eske
ons. 81 best bus on eur noors e oniZ
1fbststs. iii4 Vermont ave. nv Open
PONTIAC 1872 -Es ssdan. green nntsh
Ioeks sks new. apotlsss interior tires ase
tier: S44S. Lee d. Butler. Inc 21eS
PONTIAC 1882 a.f0er te9an; used veFy
ssss. Cal EoFtk 94ss-J eve.
Evening star., 1934-08-08
ssr.F-aUromoBrLEs.

Pontiac 1913 sxdan. oriE5nal paint IKE
nsw npUs1esa tu1eEfar. exceske1t notnr- Al
Food tires. real nua ear fer $ee5. Lee
d Butler Inc 1166 c1amplnIn 81. nv.
PONTIAC 1894 1-door ss1an. very care
fsiiy driven Z months; unusual elscounA
PONTIAC fffsa aedan: paint. tires. motor
and generml enuafff0n ike new $685.
sermn' trade. l. 2. Stewart. Inc. 1893
I4th st.
OcKME-gTUDEBkKER late 1888 sedan'
driven verg little Ike new: $500; glaYan-
iced and terns II desired. Barnes Mosorn
fT1o i1th. Open until Q pm
Evening star., 1934-08-08

CHEVROLET 1889 coach, ss6b; mechani;
shiny black anish. seat covers Tina eeI
has been used very little and renecN tne
trade Sold on our Money-Bac GUARANTEE.
LAO Rocca. Inc, Dodge and Plymouth Di-
rect Factory Dealers. New YORK ave. ne.
Evening star., 1934-08-08

CI4EVKOiET 1882 ds luxe coupe; refin'
ished IN dark blue lacquer clean interior
q black wire wheeia. trunk fack. ~ 1913 800
tgansenE tatlon $3ss Lee D. sut'er- ihe''
Evening star., 1934-08-08

CHEvRoiKT 1898 sedan; black; low mile-
aee; not 8 scratch on this one. new-caf
atierantee 80 dApss your car 70 trace.
kaierses eaHy. $3.50 Manden CheTrolet
Co. Inc, 1890 Good Hope "a. sc. At
Evening star., 1934-08-08

CHEVR0l.TT 1891 sedan maroon nnmh
lust ike new. upholstery clean ana shows
10 wear tifes very s9oa. noS9. goa s9,,bh
Al nv District ai41. -
Evening star., 1934-08-08

CHEVROLET 1888 B-window coupe. low
mileage. fully senipped. newar new-asr s,s. sna,ran.
to suit: $500. Manden Chevro,et Co.. Inc.
faSn Gaa6 fnpe "A ee ATlarttc 4400,
Evening star., 1934-08-08

FRANKLIN sedanh 1880 and 1929; both
shanicsi q iii condition throusholt; good rub
Der snS TOP, paint and interior very
&34B and s4eb. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 2lbS
Evening star., 1934-08-08

FORD '33 convertible eabrtolet; De luxe
model rumble seat, sqgippsd With heassr,
quality original tires, five wire wheels. mo-
tor Just barely broken IN; nnish perfect
,sassEo, sssE s.ig We B. f.rms mondS dSr eaT sSs Wi
likely be |. ,nrst payment Open nights
Evening star., 1934-08-08

FssEX 'aS. 80, 81 coachesi unusually
Food transportation; good tires. good mo-
tors, clean throughout and cut way down
10 close out The lowest priced is nov
SsT. easy O. c. Q. terms or surety plan,
Al down 20 months time Your present
nIshte Noiantx iii RiRhteenth NV
Evening star., 1934-08-08

CHEVnCI4ET late 1898 de- luxe master Sly
sedan; 1000 miles; bought this car
tent care, Priced for quick cash sale S4bb.
Phone HHepherd 24ib
Evening star., 1934-08-08

CHEVRoLET 1889 Victoria. 5-pass.. $2eb:
only SO down: no siEners needed, Just 2
sNceiisnt Condition, Century Motors. 1908
17th At NV. North R232.
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ESsEX 1882 Pscemaker sedan; blue paint.
Rocd tires. excelient motor. very clean
S3a5, Lee d. Butler. Inc, 2l55 Cham
Main st NV
Evening star., 1934-08-08

FORD 1884 V-s de luxe Tudor sedan,
demonstratoT; driven only 3.o09 miles.
be bought al d considerable savins. Phone
NEnf MAJ Giark
Evening star., 1934-08-08

La EAIsLR 1879 5-passenser sedani q nns
roomy car with excellent paint and tires,
Whlpcofd upholstery; lt's spotless. surely
unusual value at $346. c. G. O. guaTan-
tee. capito! Cadillac CO.. 1222 2snd st.
Evening star., 1934-08-08

HUDSON 1890 coach; spare tires, trunk
and real Hudson performance: 5000 pay
nents 70 suit Britt Motor Co.. i423 Irvins
Evening star., 1934-08-08

Essex 1881 coach; long. sweeping. full
crown tenders. beautiful hnlshi tires IN
excellent condition. Al motor. Very spe-
ciai at Sla0; trade or terms. Packard.
Evening star., 1934-08-08

oRAHAM late model sedan: 4 repossesssd
ear can be bought for the small balance
OF @22B, no down payment required. %
New York ave. ne. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1934-08-08

FuRp late fo1R VS. 6e luxe Fprdqg.
Efs1kS and runs tks new usHsual cordt-
ton. earflees. e9eS. Essy terms.
Lineoin oi0S,
Evening star., 1934-08-08

FORD 1929 coach--.This car has been
oyerhauIed in our shop and 10 In hne
condition. Priced at sf2s; terms Britt
Motor Co. 1423 Irving NV. CO. 3147.
Evening star., 1934-08-08

cKEyRoLET 1882 sedan, $685. only SO
joh: easy monthly payments. This car IA
4 great aacrinee; in the best Of conditson.
nss iars inSoS iath n Il n,se nv. NortR SSS2.
Evening star., 1934-08-08

spares mounted in tenders; trunk rack on
rear. An almost new car at big Teduc-
ton. Sold under our Money-Back Quar-
woSsh Di.tries Fsesssssy Dealers. New
Evening star., 1934-08-08

cHFVRoIFT 1927 a-door sedan, runs
hnei $40. a419 Conn. ave- Cleveland
Evening star., 1934-08-08

1929 sedan. STAG. Coed
ksRf yusininR order Fifty ether recondi-
TONED BARGAINS. Bel Motor Co, 400 New
York ave nv. De Soto-Plxmouth Dealers:
Evening star., 1934-08-08

cHEvRoI.ET 1884 master ee luxe coach.
dfIoual Money.Baek Guarantee plus 80
days free service. leo HoccA. Ine. .Doost
ard Flymouih pistsist raeteJy Dssiefa. 2
Evening star., 1934-08-08

CHEVROLET late 1890 sedan. .slp5; very
fne shane. trunk rack: good looking; no
down payment recuired. 80 New YORK
Evening star., 1934-08-08

YoaD 1871 Tu6of sedan. clean thfcnen.
cut lew nfleage. nes tires. sxcslens
n sssA.risslsy q AZ, eiTy nssK 5i i,tsRRsAqKs AZ
Leo Roeca, fne,. DcdEs and Plymauth ""
rect Factory Dealers. New YORK avs
Evening star., 1934-08-08
sAr.E--AuromoBrIEs

sss ssssFsss sws-ssss ssss.ssfss ssu. ssesss eesss
funsb;e ssns. ent 70 f1g7, Eeeneoee six-
psYe-whkei ds tuxs spert roadster ace
fppantixy. bFa9siful eaaafg cream nnlsa.
seat, new TOP and eat. To sz95. Late y
coach. nns Urea 9eoA Interior. oflGinas
1nAsh; Ececid rrtse. 80. Gooe wansss
a@mn, TO months strne Your prs.enf car
will tsknly be q fret payment. Holar o.
Evening star., 1934-08-08

FORD 1881 coupe. S17b; only S1B down.
This car is IN excellent condition. NO
eigners needed. Century Motors, 1905 l4th
st NV, North a232.
Evening star., 1934-08-08

DODGE 1884 de luxe 4-door sedan: care.
fully driven $500 miles BY employe q
this Arm: finish is black. and sold with
new -car qua rantee Leo Rocca. Inc, Dodge
and Ply4aouth District Factory Dealers
NJ.
Evening star., 1934-08-08

prIcf. JAZZ Lonh- bNe- NIs.a- Q % -
YORDsI FoRDsI FoRDei 1893 Y-s sport
q ia1s sggg stzs .Ioe ias2 ,gss ys I. TnSS5; na:
800 800 res.,.f rss ss sossf 800 ,p9r.
sT.S sHsS. I.Tn,. saqe acsor iss iGsR o'
Evening star., 1934-08-08

HUDSON 1929 sedan3 a fiie car for every
dag use and q pleasure TO drive; Sl7s.
los lss dpwn .sIn. ps.msnaso stn Rriit Motor Co.,
Evening star., 1934-08-08

CHEVROLET 1881 sedan. painted black
&22g. Ed terms. l. p. steuart. Ines 1871
Evening star., 1934-08-08

rCRD 1889 VS. de luxe roadster: stun
ntnE black fnish. Bfnartly striped and vita
red wheels Factory rebuilt motor perfect
performance; extra quality; SaT5i terms.
trade. Hin q TihhittS. lll4 Vermont ave
VA NJ fAnen niMhtS
Evening star., 1934-08-08

PIERcE-ARROw 1880 sedan. S5e5; nm
ishsd in q. beautiful blue. with cloth in
with q great deal Of individuality Lee D.
Butler, Inc, 2l55 Champlain st. NV,
Evening star., 1934-08-08

FRANKLIN 1929 sedan. model l35; f4
wire wheeis. brand.new tires; In splendid
price is very moderate; 82Db. Mtd-City
Auto Co, I'LL 18th g. NV, De. 601l.-
Evening star., 1934-08-08

iaye sedai. special st 500.
Erononssxnt oepencacje &rd Ytfy sse4se.
ofaer fecnndits0ned hMr@etHs Bel Aotcf
Cp. $50 New Tork ave. nswss De cote~
Evening star., 1934-08-08

DODGE 1884 de luxe sedan; driven but
4. 600 miles by Dodge Motor Company ofIi-
ciai; Sl4S down balance Is months Jack
Pry' i4th and Que SITS Also Dodge-Ply.
mouth Dealers. Silver Sprfng. Nd, ana
Evening star., 1934-08-08

La sAIIE 80 cabTioiet; maroon nlish.
stery, wire wheels, side mounting. meter
carefully reeheeked and fully suaranteeai
extra special equipment. and WQndertul
value at this outstandipg price OF $4S7i
good trade, easiest y. 9. G. terms. Your
present ear win likely be first payment.
Evening star., 1934-08-08

aasE ousraatss, Les. Eoess: IFe:: e Dodss
NeM Hark ave nA. Ma. faa2.
Evening star., 1934-08-08

CHEVROLET 1888 coach. clean cut. iow
rniieaes, fully eauipped- Your car ~
Cheyfclst 60. Inc. 1870 GOOD Hope ra'