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The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1934-11-28
Irrigation Group
Elects Norelius
Oroville Man Named Second Vice
President At State Institute
Friday

Delegates at the annual Wash
ington irrigation institute, held last
week at Ellensburg, elected Guy :
Finley of Yakima, president, ane
named L. M. Norelius, Oroville
second vice president. james
O'Sullivan, secretary of the Co.
lumbia Basin commission, was
elected first vice president.
At the closing session Friday
night B. H. Kizer, chairman of the
Washington state planning council
explained plans for the reclamation
and power development at Coulee
dam, and urged that some system
which would prohibit spectators
from boosting land prices in the
basin be devised.
Il believe the only way sue
cessfully to accomplish the settle
ment of that project is to corral all
the land into federal or state own
ership, squeezing out the specula-
tors at a low price and reselling
with only the water charges added
he declared.
Referring to the power situation,
he said:
There is grave danger that un-
less there be adequate preparation
we will find ourselves with too much
power. Then it will be a liability
and people will say we've spent all
that money and now have no use
for the power. It behooves us to
make an intensive study of our
resources to find out how we can
use that power"
Frank T. Bell, federal commits
sioner of fisheries, has proposed a
plan by which the government
would take over the land at SIS or
$40 an acre and in connection with
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1934-11-28

been practically completed down
Grand Coulee from Coulee City to
the project.
Ahead OF Schedule
Two contracts are expected to be
completed long before their
scheduled time is up, namely, the
government railroad and the ex-
cavation for the railroad and high
way rightS-of- leading down to
the project. David H. Ryan, builder
of the railroad from Odair to the
project, expects to complete his
contract by December 8, when a
golden spike" driving celebration
will be staged. The railroad and
highway excavation by Crick g.
Kinney is far ahead Of schedule.
They have already moved a total
of $4,000 cubic yards of common
earth and $4,000 cubic yards OF
rock.
Work is starting on second
group of houses in the reclamation
bureau engineers camp. Some OF
the houses in the engineers camp
will be ready for occupancy shortly
after Thanksgiving.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1934-11-28
Few Rural Homes
Have Running Water
Home Specialist Urges Farmers
To Install Hot And Cold
Running Water

AS economic conditions improve
every farm home in the state should
plan to install running water, de-
clares Gladys Gallup, extension
home management specialist at the
State College of Washington.
Only half of the farm homes in
the state are equipped with run
ming cold water, and only IS per
cent have hot running water, &C
cording to a recent c. w. A. survey
made of 5000 Washington farm
homes. Over 40 per cent of the
homes carried water into their dwell
lings by hand while about 10 per
cent had hand pumps in their
homes
Where springs are available, the
installation of running water in the
farm home is fairly easy and can
be done with little expense. After
curbing the spring with concrete it
can be led into the house by gravity
if it has sufficient elevation or with
a hydraulic ram if below the house.
A spring must furnish at least three
to four gallons of water a minute
for installation of a ram. Hydraulic
rams are relatively inexpensive and
there is practically no operating ex-
pense after installation.
Wells More Expensive
If surface springs are not avail
able on the farm, wells will have
to he relied on for the supply Of
running water. The ideal method
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1934-11-28

of raising the water from we'll
although more expensive than other
methods, is through the use of an
electrically operated pump. Such a
pump takes the water into a pres
sure tank where air pressure causes
the water to flow when the faucets
are opened. The next best alterna-
tive is a good gasoline pump or
windmill. While water can be
pumped into a pressure tank by
hand, this should be the last resort.
Once running water with pres
sure tank is installed, it is but a
short step to eliminating kitchen
drudgery, providing indoor bathing
and toilet facilities, maintaining a
lawn and providing the modern
conveniences every farm family is
Untitled to.
Assistance in planning running
water for the farm home may be
secured from the local county agent
or from the Extension Service,
Pullman.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1934-11-28
Kartar

Thomas Sutherland, who is work.
ing at the Warden Sheep company
ranch, is spending few days va
caticn; first going to Republic, ant
from there to Spokane, and ther
to coast points before returning.
Mrs. j. A. Pendell scent Wednes.
day visiting at the 0. A. Cove home
Ed Chuck was called away for {
few days owing to the illness of his
mother. Mr.. Chuck was truck driver
in the CCC camp on Whitmore
mountain.
Everybody is busy now preparing
for Thanksgiving vacations.
M. H. Davis was on Whitmore
mountain looking over the timber
that was burned in the forest, and
it was reported he was also looking
out new roads to be built into the
camp later on.
Fred Will is now hauling his
winter wood which he is cutting
from Whitmore mountain.
Homer Hedington is reported to
be i'll with sore throat.
Smith Condor made a business
trip to Omak, Sunday.
Dave Meyer and son of Okanogan
spent Sunday at the o. A. Cove
home.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Condor.
Several are taking horses now to
the valley and selling to the horse
buyers at very good price.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Pendell and
two children of El1nerton visited at
the j. A. Pendell home over the
weekend. They also made a bust
ness trip to Okanogan Monday.
The children will remain a few
days with their grandparents.
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> EARL DeCAMP, Prop.
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The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1934-11-28
TWO COUPLES GET
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued at
the auditors office in Okanogan
Saturday to Floyd Schierman and
Miss Irene Hamilton, both of
Everett, and o. j. Marchant, Wen
atchee, and Miss Mary Workosky,
of Tonasket. Their witnesses were
G. l.. Pennington, Omak, and Helen
B. Fitzgerald, Wenatchee.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1934-11-28

this idea make the power of the
Grand Coulee high dam appurten-
ant to the land. Ten horsepower
would be allotted to each 20 acres
for heating, lighting, cooking and
general utilitarian purposes.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1934-11-28
DIVORCE SUIT FILED

OKANOGAN-Suit for divorce
against Mrs. Lena Lee Wallace was
filed in superior court here yester-
day by Charles NJ Wallace, who
testified that his wife was now
confined in the Eastern Washing
ton hospital for the insane.
They were married in Kentucky
in 1906, the complaint stated, and
have no children.
Evening star., 1934-07-31
sAIF-AIrTnMnRIFs.

pCwT7ACy 1879 aeGMn. drfvsn cnfy 600
mira 1aYk kfEe Gnkah just Ike neW. up-
hcisteTy has been pretected By seat eeverx
raecfzn nfratiT perfect. Your most czreful
Isss psct5o.1 Invited Nez car guaFrnsrs
xB@a terms PohsnkA Service, 1ISs goth
81 nw Df pf4f
PONTIAC 1898 sedan original paint ike
rev sposlssE interior. excellent motor al
rood tires A real One car for S325. Lee
b Butter Ice. 2i55 champIain 81. 4 y
PONTIAC 1884 tUo-dooF sedan; very care
f1liy driven months. uuUs1A oppoT-
suntty. baR discount CT. 3s3t. 34te Conn
ps1NT7Ac 1899 -s'' sedan. green 1nish
i1oks IKE ENW spotiesz interior tires are
rev AL around sound mechanical condi-
ton. SAB lee u. Butler Inc. G155
CbAmpisin 81 nv.
lent red wire wheels excellent tires very
clean interior. appearance anc condition
throuzhouf are the best. S675- L. p. Sseu-
arf Inc 1878 1Ath 81 nv
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sarrarvToMorugs

sTUDERAKER 1891 Sport sedan; . wire
#NrhA&s h&AlE M4NAAtAANs 0tLAtAAat ia-HAA ~
eeriog beautiful. wonderful motor, me-
ehanacaliy rechecked IN detail and cut TO
only SALT ncCG trade. any terms to Suit
lsuyer in reaSen Open nights. NolanS
311if EfgAteensh St nv.
ETUDEBAKEH 1879 C0mmander Rsxal
redan. Ss95. 0rfGinal black finish. with :
chrune steel wheels Spotlcss Bedford cord
upholstery powerful and smooth = motor
Wi4h free Wheeling and safety glass A
fne family car at low up-keep. Lee d
Butler. Inc, 9l5s Champlain st. NV.
STUDEBAKKR 1888 Commander coupe
&Gns. original maroon and blue hussh.
very low mileage excellent rubber snd
motor. rumble seat and automatic start
ing safety glaSs and free wheelinE Lev
-. Butler Inc. 2i5a Champiaiu st. y.
PORD late 1898 de luxe sedan: nev-esr
condition; your own terms. L. P. Steuart,
INC
Is2i I4th 81 DE- 4ssa.
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sALF-AuToMoRuEs.

PONTIAC 1870 coach. SlpS A roea. clean
car In splendid running order. rood tires,
economical depenG8ote tFaNsD0f tafoH 81
q kow price Lee y. Butler. Ine-. 21B6
Champlasn 81. nv,
REQ F7yinE Cloud coupe: hne motor. en-
cefIsut Interior. Good. ssTvtcea6ss car At .
low price Of only <1kT; GOOD uslde- easy
q @ G, terms or surety p@nn- " ooWn,
20 months to pay. Cpen n1Ehts. Nolan q.
sTUpEBAKER 1894 President HeGAl sedan:
driven only 600 niles. Ike new IN every
detail. beautiful maroon n1ixh seat covers.
metal tire covers etc modern stream
tEzss sli-sseei body safety glass free
W ceiling and aA automatic features. at .
great szvins ~ 1f5. Lee ID. But4ef. Inc.
2l55 Champlstn 81. nv.
gTUDEHAKER late 1891 sedan. Sih0.
looks and runs ike new, used months
IS private taXlesb. newly painted co
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sAIR-AIrrnMnRrIEs.

TxRRAp1-ANE 1919 'sS' coach low mile
aEe locks and runs like new. good tires;
Ss4S. terms 70 suit. black car. aluminium
wheels, Saunders Motor Co. 1898 l. St
n,w Me- ea35.
WHIPPET 1929 coach new hnish. good
tires. motor recheckad mechanically over
hauled xrraSed fabricated. washed. pol
tShed new battery. and this car IS ready
20 go a. new low a only Sis1. Euod
trade. easy O.. c C. terms or surety plan.
= down. 20 Tontbx to pay. Open niKhtS.
Nolans. fil1 Eighteenth ST. nv.
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FORD 1888 coach. beautiful black finish
with cream wheels and stripping run very
little excellent tires, everything exactly
perfect. and the price is down to S5o7:
GOOD trade easy G c. c. terms. Open
nlRhts Nnlan,s ILL EiRhteenth st. NV
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FORD 1929 coupe: the fastest-selling used
car in America good rubber. fine motor;
| plenty Of good transportation. Cut to only
| S127; easy U. c. c. terms or surety plan.
| 81 down. 50 monthly. Open nights. No
| lan's III EiRhteenth NV.
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FORD 1929 coach; motor retuned. poll
tires, general condition Al. Cut to Sl37;
easy c. c. c. terms or surety plan. So
down. S1l monthly. Open nights. Nolan's,
I'LL Eighteenth NV
Evening star., 1934-07-31

CHEVROLET 1880 de luxe sport roadster.
A real beauty; excellent finish. mtItor quiet
and powerful. good tires. top Al. Hon
estly Priced at Sl95. and it Is easily
worth the money: any demonstration you
want. liberal O. NJ. A. C. terms. owens
Motor Co, 1923 Georgia ave.
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CHEVROLET 1888 master 4.door sedan:
black finish unblemished, clean velour up
holstery excellent tires: mechanically the
best Ideal family car at S495. with Tri-
angles Blue-Ribbon Guarantee and 80
day. no+cost service. Triangles Open-Ai
Used-Car Display 18th and Rhode Island
ave ne Omen evenings
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CHEVROLET sedan. 1892. clean cut. low
mileage fully equipped; free wheeling. syn
balance easy: price $325. Manden Chew
Tolee Co. Inc, 1884 Good Hope rd. Sc
At aAn0
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beautiful black enamel paint, red wheels
radio. bumper bars. See Mr.. Taylor.
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FORD 1923 coupe: four new tires. new
paint; clean inside; good motor. Ready
surety plan 81 cash 81 monthly. Open
nights Nolan's iii Eighteenth NV.
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FoRD 1888 VS. Tudor sedan attractive
black finish with cream wire wheels and
stripping. reflects great care by one owner
inside and out: good tires; S495. with Tri-
angles Blue-Ribbon Guarantee ana 80
dAy no-cost service Triangle's Open Air
Used-Car Display. nth and Rhode Island
ave ne Open evenings
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FORD 1891 coupe: motor in excellent con-
dition. beautiful new finish. good tires
any demonstration YOU wish. Honestly
Priced at S245. and il is easily worth the
money: liberal terms. Owens Motor Co.,
1923 Georgia ave
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CHEVROLET 1883 master coach; clean
maroon finish. black trim and wire wheels
attractive velour interior; driven very
little and motor shows Il: S465. with Tri-
angles Blue-Ribbon Guarantee and S0-day
no-cost service. TTiangle's Open-Ai Used
Car Display. nth and Rhode Island ave.
N q Omen evenings
Evening star., 1934-07-31

CHEVROLET 1891 coach. maroon finish;
five GOOD tires; excellent motor. thoroughly
reehecked inside and out Ready 70 40
for only S237; good trade. name any terms
in reason. Open nights. Nolan's. I'LL
Evening star., 1934-07-31

BrftY la5s NODE b7 tsdan. pot 3
teyatth on 10 black eSish. mohsiI up
teAstssy tpoale@s excellent tires. Nlnd-
fi1Ee n Handy. Inc Rosslyn. Va ~
Evening star., 1934-07-31

CHEVROLET 1888 sport sedan: very low
mileage lnot a demonstrAtoF): built-in
trunk, lots OF extras. finish like new; new
car warranty: any demonstration you
want Cost S7eS Honestly Priced at
S725: liberal terms. Owens Motor Co.
Gapa GeorRiA ave.
Evening star., 1934-07-31

FORD 1880 coupe: good motor. good tires.
clean inside and out. Special price. S177;
good trade. easy u. c. c. terms or surety
plan. 50 cash. S12 monthly. Open nights.
Nolanis III Eighteenth NV
Evening star., 1934-07-31

CHEVROLET 1882 sedan, S295; only SO
down: no signers needed. only Steacy
joA. easy monthly payments. This car Is
a great sacrifice. In the best Of condition
Must be seen to appreciate: Century MO
tors. 1908 i4th ST. NV. North 1882.
Evening star., 1934-07-31

FORD 1891 sedan: finish very rood. up
holstery clean very good tires. motor per-
feet; S225 terms PohankA Service, l126
pnfh st N nj DIAL
Evening star., 1934-07-31

CHEVROLET coach 1880; marvellous con-
dition. hnish like new; Sle5i on easy
terms CAPITOL Motors. 215 Pa, ave- Sc,
CHEVROLET 1929 cabriolet; rumble seat
f4ne pairt four practically bTand-new tires,
GOOD motor renewed battery clein INSIDE
and out Csn to $I4S; good trAde. easy
al C. C terms or surety plan, y7 down,
$40 monthly Open nights. Nolan'S. III
EfrAtafnth 81 NV
Evening star., 1934-07-31

FORD 1929 Tudor; paint very good. up
hoistery clean and shows little wear; tires
like new Only S115; terms Pohanka
Service. 1925 10th st. nv. DI. 9l41.
Evening star., 1934-07-31

CHEVROLET 1889 de luxe coupe; refln-
ished in dark blue lacquer. clean interior,
& black wire wheels. trunk rack. all good
rubber. attractive personal or business
transportation. S3T5 Lee ID. Butler. Inc,
Evening star., 1934-07-31

Pr7lS,K la9i model ~ pass coupe. com
pieisiy rsNonoltlonsd BACK Daeo hplsn
fiks nea Ngoa uFet windYidfe A HsDoT'
trr pnssiyu va WHAT 1887
Evening star., 1934-07-31

CHEVROLET sport roadster. 1881, rumble
seat; not a scratch on this one; upholstery,
tires and top like new excellent mechani-
cal condition; your car in trade, balance
TO SUIT: S1o9. Mandell Chevrolet Co, Inc.
lna4 Cnnd Hnne I'd AT AAOO.
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FORD 1880 Tudor. S1s5 rennished in
black Summer seat covers. excellent motor
top and rubber See this before you buy.
Lee d. Butler. Inc 2155 Champlain st. NV
Evening star., 1934-07-31

FORD 1888 de luxe coach; Just like new
car throughout; your most careful inspec-
tion invited: S495: terms. Pohanka Serv-
ice 1925 Goth st. n W. District 9l41
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FRANKLIN sedans. 1890 and 1929: both
of these beautiful cars are in excellent
mechanical condition throughout: gooc
rubber and top. paint and interior very
clean. Don't fail to see these cars. Prices
S345 and S495. Lee d. Butler. Inc. 2155
Champlain ST. NV
Evening star., 1934-07-31

CHEVROLET 1928 business coupe; good
TRES and paint; good piece Of transporta-
ton; cheap $50. Owner. Ma. 1920.
CHEVROLET 1884. any model: save $40;
will finAnce Ma 1870.
Evening star., 1934-07-31

CHEVROLET sedan. 1888. de luxe, like
new; weiled tenders, 6 tires and wheels
metal tire cover built-in trunk etc; low
nileage; your car III trade balance easy;
S4o3. Mandel Chevrolet Co. Inc. 1884
Good Hope rd. Sc. At 400.
Evening star., 1934-07-31

CHEFRoLET 1888 standard COACH beau
tiful original finish. fine tires, motor
uIiet and powerful any demonstra tion you
wish. Honestly Priced at S425 and worth
the money: liberal sermS. Owens Motor
CO EH23 Ga ave
Evening star., 1934-07-31

FORD 1894 VS. standard coupe: rumble
s4st black nnish straw stripe. less than
900 miles. substantial saving; terms
ARRANGED Br. Fielding. I7l3 Hobart pi.
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CHEVROLET 1888 sedan, S3g5: only sos
down. This car is perfect throughout.
Come in drive and demonstrate for your
self. Century Motors. 1905 14th St. NV
Worth n232.
Evening star., 1934-07-31

CHEVROLET 1880 sport roadEter; new
beige sport finish. upholstery and top are
shield: S2lp. with Triangle's Blue-Riobon
Guarantee and 30-day, no-cost service
Triangie's Open-Air Used-Car Display.
18th and Rhode Island ave. ne Open
eVeuingx
Evening star., 1934-07-31

FORD 1888 coupe: run but little. fully
guaranteed: everything exactly o * Spe-
terms. Open nights. Nolan's. III
Evening star., 1934-07-31

BUICK ffYaa modsi Nc sedan, powerful
eaT fEat has mad exceptional care nnian
ans upholsterN like new NlEeI ioss
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| FORD 1892 sedan: brHnd-new 1898 mo-
| Tor, original f1nish excellent tires. perfect
condition throughout wonderful buy
| for only S4s7: good trade, easy U. G. G
terms Open NIGHTS. Nolan S. III
Evening star., 1934-07-31

FORD 1883 de luxe eoech; ? perisct tlres'
speedometer reads 62l 5 miles; fully guar
anteed. and the price is down to S537;
good trade. easy @. c. c. terms. Open
nights. Nolan's. I'LL Eighteenth st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-31

MiARhON rs sedan: Mojave brown finish,
gcod tires. good motor good battery and
it's cut TO only S167: good trade. easy
y, G. c. terms. or surety plan, 81 down
sig monthly. Open nights. Nolan's s.
III EIGHTEENTH st. NV
Evening star., 1934-07-31

finIsh. nlotor in fine condition. clean up
hoksery. i've excellent tires, has had best
OF -ssre At hands Of former owner. Hon
eStly Priced ct $500; liberal G, NJ. A. c.
terms, Owens Motor Co. 6323 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1934-07-31

CHRYSIER 1925 six coach. GOOD paint
and tires and runs fne See this for only
SIS. Pohsnka Service. 11s6 Goth st. NV
Evening star., 1934-07-31

FORD 1881 model coupe. Al condition,
sIJb: Gtudehaker roadster 1891 model.
Al condition S375. Pauls Auto Repair
rear 1919 I 81. nv. Phone ME e4lo. i
Evening star., 1934-07-31

cHRYsLER 1888 ''6'' sedan: black paint,
built-in trunk good tires excellent motor.
clean interior: hne car for S675. Lee D.
Butler. Inc. Si5S Champlain ST. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-31

FORD 1899 roadster nev oiiVe-sIeen
paint 8 Jumbo Airwsy tires. excellent
condition. GOOD battery. Snappy clean.
and cut 70 only 1897. good TRACE, easy
20 months time. Open nights- Nolan 5
I'LL Eighteenth 81. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-31

CHEVROLET 1891 sedan; maroon finish
tust like new: upholstery clean and shows
no wear tires very good. motor quiet;
Seo5; terms. Pohanka Service. 11s6 Goth
st NV District QI4I
Evening star., 1934-07-31

CHEVROLET 1894 coach: run less than
$500 miles; guaranteed TO be one OF the
best in the city; matched horns, matched
tail lights matched windshield vipers ana
lots of other extras. Cost over S7oO:
Honestly Priced at S625. and worth the
money; any demonstrat ton you wish. Must
be seen to be appreciated, liberal terms
srranked Owens Motor Co. 6323 Ga ave-
CHEVROLET 1881 sedan S235; only $40
down. looks and runs practically same as
new: easy payments, no signers. Century
Motors, 1905 14th ST. NV. North 9232,
Evening star., 1934-07-31

DE soTo 1899 sedan; new fnish, clean
inside extra good tires fine motor. good
battery. A wonderful buy for only S207;
rood trade easy G., c. G. terms or surety
plan. 81 cash Sl4 monthly. Open nights.
A-FatN E4EAF
Evening star., 1934-07-31

FCHp 1892 A-egt coupe. exceptionally
fYrs condition bsrRain for some ore on
easy term Capitol Motors. 2l5 Pa.
Evening star., 1934-07-31

BUICK 1928 coach: Arshsaa sand eoaey
famous standard kfx nsocsI. ssusF&i ceFloa-
tipn rgcei3snt fntsrteF sisar Npoa FEbesT
d q n terms 81 afFe4y rlsE - down
fig faonthiy, Opsn ni3bts. Eolsna llAl
E-aEaaka-lf ~
Evening star., 1934-07-31

equipped low miieases your car n trade
balance 70 suit $500. Mandeu Chevrolet
90. Inc. 2a4 Good hope rd. sc. Al. 900
Evening star., 1934-07-31

FSSEX 1852 Terraplane coupe: attractive
Niue finish. black trim, sun metal wire
wheels. slip covers rr0aect interior. me-
chanicMfly tiptop. and gooc tires SSa5.
with Traansie.s Blue-Rt6eon GUARANTEES
Cpen-Air Used-car Display l7th and
Rhode Island ave. ne. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1934-07-31

| FORD 1892 coupe maroon nBish excellent
| tires motor thoroughly reconditioned. good
battery clean upholstery Special 81 only
S3G7. good trade easy q. g. e terms. OF
Kurety plan s8T down 20 months 20 pay
| Open nights. Nolzns. iii Eighteenth
Evening star., 1934-07-31

ESSEX 1891 sedan; large window body:
only one owner; mechanical condition ex-
cellent, new tires A wonderful family
car $3.50, Saunders Motor Co. 1923 l.
81 NV. NE tiaah
Evening star., 1934-07-31

DODGE 1925 sedan See this for only
S65, fehanka Service. 1l26 2oth st. nv.
Evening star., 1934-07-31

| FORD 1891 sedan. neW paint hne
/ tire Food spare clean INSIDE motor re-
checked and tuned Special ct S237 good
/ trade. eaSs q. c. G. terms. or surety plan,
~ down 20 months time. Nolans. I'LL
I st m
Evening star., 1934-07-31

FcFu 1891 coupe sport modeA Fumolf
seat clear fine tires. Fecondittoneo motor
aFd q wonderful value Vt only S2J7. rood
tYnds. EASY o. g. c. terms or surety
pian - down sIG monthly. Open niahts
Rrlar.ls I'LL EaRnteFnfh rt
Evening star., 1934-07-31
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rctoy, Eoc4 tsfsH R@V6 funnina e1neissen
Cut 80 80 easy q q n tRr11s o. FzgsfF
NoiAn.s III E9sht4~Yfn a. rw
Evening star., 1934-12-23

ing efficiency unequalled in years.
The squadron Is commanded by Maj.
r. E. Whitehead, Air Reserve, chief
of the medical section OF the Bureau
of Air Commerce and holder of a
transport license Of the Commerce De-
partment. With the cooperation Of
Col. Muhlenberg, Maj. Whitehead has
undertaken a program Of reserve
training which for the first time gives
Washington the nucleus at least Of a
squadron which should be ready for
field duty on short notice.
Maj. Scanlon, who was combat
pilot In France and member Of the
Army of Occupation in Germany, Is
one of the true "early birds" He
Is one Of the scant handful of Army
aviators who learned to fly prior to
the World War, his air career start
ing In 1916. He came to Washing
ton as commander of Boiling Field in
July, 1919, Immediately following his
return from Germany.
Quantico Contract Awarded.
The Navy Department has awarded
a contract for relocation Of Hangar
No. 20 at the Marine Barracks, GUAM
tico, Va, and for construction Of
additions to the building after it is
moved. The amount Of the contract
is $38, $50.
A contract also has been awarded