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, 1935-03-24
SKEET TO Be
RESUMED HERE
Field Is Being Conditioned
On Sam Benito Highway
Near Brownsville

Preparations to resume Ekeet. n
highly popular type Of trapshooting,
are being completed here and the
first shoot Is expected 10 be- held
on the ne wfield Wednesday after
noon. according TO present plans.
The field. which Is being prepared
by Hurt BatSell. is located about O
half mile from the Brownsville city
limits on the left hand side OF tbs
San Benito highway going out. The
trap throwing apparatus is being in
stalled and the field Is being marked
off.
Skeet wa very popular In the VAL
ley about five years ago, and this
section developed some excellent
marksmen at this unusual sport Bob
Wade. Grover Singer, Vincent Stew
enson and Hurt BatSell. some OF the
best Brownsville larksmen. will like
ly be on hand for the first shoot.
The upper Valley developed some
excellent skeet marksmen and a club
at Donna for several years.
Competitions between the Browns
pile and Donna clubs were held
regularly. These two clubs Joined
forces In shooting at New Orleans
In n OF the first national skeet
tournametS. BatSell compiled one Of
the best records In the Crescent City
tournament.
, 1935-03-24
Ball League To
Reopen April

The Brownsville Playground base
ball league will begin It's second-
nan pennant chase April 1. II was
decided az a meeting Of managers
held Friday afternoon AZ the Bat
Sell-Wells Sporting Goods store.
The six teams now in the league.
the Fort Brown Yankees. defending
champions; Riwanis. Pan-American.
EIks. Eagles and Goodyears will con-
tinue IN the circuit during the sec-
ond half.
The Goodyears. who started the
iirst half race in poor form. came
back with a rush toward the end of
the season and are ranked as one
OF the chief ~contenders for the e c
ond half crown.
". w. Sutherland indicated at the
Friday meeting that he wishes 10
resign as president OF the Circuit,
and this matter IL 20 be- taken up
before the second-half race begins.
The Second-half will be two
rounds Of the schedule. ten games
for each club with each club meet
ing each other in the circuit twice.
, 1935-03-24
Good Catches Made
On Del Mar Beach

DEL MAR. March 23.-NumerouS
fine catches were made here Friday
and Saturday. and indications
pointed toward good fishing sun
day. The waters we're fairly clear
and the fish were biting at a ate
hour Saturday night.
The recent catches include.
Emmett Burns. Jr.. aged six. OF
Knoxville. Tenn. four sand trout
and two sail cats: Miss Gene
Shields OF Chicago. two reds: Eu-
gene Dueron Of Louisiana, one red.
three drum and two founders; Jo-
seph ID. Haines. Salina, Kan. two
big reds; Charles Abbott. Concord.
N. H. five reds and one drum: II.
Jefferds. Brownsville. two reds
and one trout: WI. III. Gomez.
three reds, three trout:
Teddy Fehrenback, Brownsville.
four reds: Mrs. B. ". Hardin. an
Brownsville, three reds: q. w.
Webster. Brownsville. six reds. two
trout; l.. G. Perry. San Benito.
seven reds. four trout: j. y. Heidi.
La Feria. three reds: Dudley Mar
tin, Brownsville. three reds: Mrs.
@. n. Roberts. McAllen. three reds
one drum, one trout: A. ID. Dickin-
son. ST., and Jr.. Brownsville. five
reds and one drum; y. r.. Barrison.
Mercedes. six reds and one drum:
r. F. RAIDER and @. <. Swift. Har-
lingen. seven reds: Mrs. Esther
Cunningham. Harrington. seven
reds; Alvin Henson. Weslaco. three
reds; A. n. Russell. Brownsville. two
reds: T.. d.. Mcbride. Brownsville.
three reds; Virgil Watts and Luther
Pailey. Harrington. "a reds and two
drums; Gene Bonner. Mercedes. WI
red: "A. Banta. Brownsville. n red.
Paul Usher and c. c. Wentz. OF
Brownsville. Is reds. one trout. one
pompano and one founder: Chas.
La Turno. Harrington, one red. In
addition TO these. Sc reds were
landed by regular residents OF Del
Mar.
, 1935-03-24
Valley Nine TO
Play Benavides

McALLEN. March q. - McAllen
Lions. one Of South Texas semi
pro baseball clubs will play from
25 to 80 games this season, already
has carded Is tits and opens its
season Sunday with the Benavdes
Merchants at Benavides, according
to Manager II. E. Kyler.
Loss OF Kenneth Alum, former
Arkansas sandlot player, for tryouts
with the San Antonio Missions was
reported by Kyler. as was the acqui-
sition OF Walter Howle, Of Rio
Grande City. former University Of
Texas athlete, for the position Of
first sacker.
Alum showed everything in his
early workouts with the Lions. His
fielding was the feature Of the
Lions early workouts and he plays
regularly at short. Howle Is a home
run hitter and figured in two de-
feats handed the Lions last season
by the Taft Tigers.
The Lions first IS games have
been arranged with the Benavides
club, whom they meet in a double
header Sunday, the Taft Tigers and
their perennial opponents. the Mis-
ion 5000 Rifles.
, 1935-03-24
TRACK MEETS
ARE UNDER WAY
Events Staged At Lyford,
Brownsville, Donna
And Lyford

-Four Valley track meets. involv-
ing thousands OF school students.
were under way Saturday morning
at Donna. San Benito. Lyford and
Brownsville.
Preliminaries in the Hidalgo coun-
ty meet were under way al Donna.
the preliminaries In the Cameron
meet were being held at San Ben
ito. the prelminaries In the Will
lacy meet at Lyford and q grant,
maj school meet was being con-
Quoted at Brownsville.
Finals In the San Benito meet
we're to be held under the flood
lights Saturday night beginning at
2 %. m.
Practically every school IN the
Valley. with exception OF Browns
vile. were represented in the three
county interscholaStic league events.
Brownsville. by reason OF scholastic
population. automatically qualities
for the district meet.
, 1935-03-24
Ten Bullpups To Be
Given Grid Letters

McALLEN. March 20. Ten
members OF the McAllen junior high
school basketball squad OF 1885 viii
receive letters for their plaFing. &C
cording to Coach Warren Napier"
Davis.
The ten are Armando Guerra and
Clyde SpeightS. centers: I. ID. Ma
gee. Jack Aiken, Isaac Trad and
Taylor Hatfield. forwards: Frank
Cantu. Van Woods. Ruben Happier
and Marvin Rolberg. guards.
Speights. Magee. Akin. Trad, Can
tu and Woods will be available for
the 1886 team and will provide the
team With one OF the largest groups
OF lettermen ever available.
Mercedes junior high school Tiger
Kittens won the Valley junior bas-
ketban title this season. They are
coached by Cecil Bean.
, 1935-03-24
Study Necessary
In Locksmithing,
Rommer Asserts

EDINBURG. March q. - David
Timlin. freshman az Edinburg Jun
Tor college. and former McAllen
high school basketball star, led the
College Bronc basketball squad in
total scoring for the season just
closed. according to Coach L. Z.
Chandler.
Timlin rolled I'D 1875 points while
getting around over the floor az
forward position in is games. He
shot &c field goals and IS free
throws for an average per game
score Of over u points. A total Of
q personal fouls were called against
him.
Gerald Stephens, Timlin's team
mate at forward, ranked second
with i4l points. Other high-Scoring
players were Melvin Hearne, So; Al
bert Rogers, So; Captain Harold
Sharp, Al; and Deacon" Della
Hunt. 80.
AS a whole. the team scored 228
field goals and ll3 free throws for
a total Of $50 points. Opponents
scored ST. points including 223
field goals and 125 free throws.
, 1935-03-24
Missing
AS Cambridge Wins

LONDON, March %. LPj-Amer-
lean athletes. for the first time In
several years. failed To play "a de-
cisive part as Cambridge scored %
IA victory over Oxford in their an
nual track meet run In a heavy rain
az White City Saturday.
Wilson Elkins OF Texas. finishing
second In the pole vault. and the
second place Of Fenton Gentry of
Virginia, In the shot put. summed
up the Americans best efforts for
Oxford.
Elkins was unfortunate enough I'd
run into =. r. Webster OF Cambridge
who, after winning the pole vault.
went on and cleared the bar az IA
feet. six and one-half inches. beat
ing the English record st n 1870.
, 1935-03-24
Real Stars Are
In Texas Relays

AUSTIN. March q. Up Approx
imately 500 athletes from the middle
west and southwest looked forward
Sunday to next Saturdays Texas
relay as the first major test OF the
outdoor track and field season.
Clyde L~ittlefield. head track coach
at the University OF Texas. predicted
the meet would be n OF the most
colorful in years. II will mark the
eighth renewal Of the Texas relays,
suspended In 1892 due TO poor buSt-
ness conditions. Acrowd OF 10000
persons is expected to attend.
Some Of the nations leading stars
will participate. including Glenn
Hardin. Louisiana States specialist
in the low hurdles and quarter mile.
Glenn Cunningham, former Cnivers-
ity Of Kansas star and the worlds
premier miller, and Jack Torrance,
T.. S. us man mountain shotput ar
fist. will give exhibitions Athletes
from 81 colleges and universities and
AZ high schools have been entered
and relay officials expect the list 70
be sYelled next week. Littlefield
has predicted several relay records
viii be broken or tied.
, 1935-03-24

HARLINGEN, March 70. Train
ing for Youth" was the subject OF a
talk before the Rotary club Friday
at the Madison hotel by Col. Walter
jenkins OF the Salvation Asmy.
Charles Huntey played the from
bone.
Visitors: T.. M. Bremen. John Hunt
er. Brown = lille: Omar Hunt. Indian
apolis: Ray Tolson. Mercedes; Chas.
Strong. 4. r. Brady and Bill Hunt.
San Benito.
, 1935-03-24
Outslu0
Houston Bluffs Isl

AUSTIN. March %. R- me UNI
bersitv OF Texas Longhorns swept
\ two-game series with the Houston
Bluffs here Saturday by winning an
old -time slugfest i5-7.
The steers walloped Stevenson and
Morrison. Buff hurlers. for Is safe
ties including a home run by Pitcher
Dick Midkiff.
Branch. who went the route Tor
the Steers, was touched for ii hits.
Caldwell and Whitehead. led az oat
for the Bisons with three hits each
, 1935-03-24

James Busby, weslaco. first; Pharr,
second.
Girls singleLFlorence Dockter.
Donna, first; Helen Bell, Pharr, sec
ond.
Girls doubles-Sarah Louise Wea-
yer and Mary Edith McFarling,
Donna. first; Katherine Melton and
Daisy Ellen Polk. Pharr. second.
The annual Hidaglo County lit
erary meet will be held at Mission
High School on March 80. Approx
mately $50 students participated IN
the athletic meet In Donna >.tur-
DAY. the large number Of entrants
neceSsitating, for the first time IN
the history Of League competition
In the county, separation OF the
events TO permit their orderly com
pletion.
The athletic meet was directde by
Principal A. M. Weir Of McAllen
High School. County League Direc-
tor-General Hugh Proctor Of Mis-
sion viii direct the literary event
next Saturday.
, 1935-03-24
San Benito Lions
Prepare For Ball
(By Staff Correspondent

SAN BENITO. March %. - L. II.
Warburton has been named by the
Lions club TO arrange for a team 10
represent the club in the playground
ball league.
Bob Collins reported to the club
Friday at the Stonewall Jackson no.
tel on the tour OF inspection made
by Valley citizens Tuesday over the
flood control system.
Everett Willis said prospects for
raising enough money to send a
delegate from the Lions Boy Scout
troop TO the jamboree in Washing
ton we're bright.
Charles Allison, vice president.
presided.
, 1935-03-24
IS TAKE CAMERON TITLE; SAN BENITO SECOND
Donna Wins Hidalgo County Meet; Mission Places End


Washington Senators III. Kansas
City /.
Chicago Cubs II, San Francisco A.
Cleveland Indians o, New Or
leans z.
Brooklyn Il. Detroit g.
Philadelphia Pills. 4, Newark o.
Pittsburgh Is, Chicago White Sox
New York Yanks Y, Boston Braves
st. Louis Browns 9, Buffalo O.
New York Giants 5. Philadelphia
AS 3.
Texas University IS, Houston
Bluffs 2.
Dallas 8, Fort Worth q.
, 1935-03-24
New Fight Arena To
Be Opened Mar. II

Manuel Jaramillo and Hilario Me-
drano are preparing to open a new
boxing arena in Matamoros az the
site OF the Colegio San Juan basket
ball court. Il has been announced.
They are planning 10 have their
first card on the night OF March a.
Both are well known sport enthusi-
asts- Jaramlllo has boxed profess
sionally in Brownsville. Harrington
and Matamoros.
, 1935-03-24
BAER TO APPEAR
y = p y 4
IN VALLEY RING
y y y y d
ASS RTS

McALLEN, March 10. - Max
Baer. worlds champion heavy
weight prizefighter. viii appear in
the McAllen Sports Arena some
time this summer as referee for
wrestling matches. according 70
George Poulos, Corpus Christi
matchmaker who this week reviv-
ed wrestling cards in the city.
you laughed at me when I
told you last summer that I would
have Jim Londos, the worlds
heavyweight wrestler. in Corpus
Christi last summer, but he
wrestled there and some OF you
saw him." Poulos told the huge
crowd Of fans at the arena here.
Now, I'm telling you that Make
Baer will appear here this sum-
mer as a referee in wrestling
matches"
Large crowds attended the
matches when Poulos presented
his first card at George Chappas'
arena in the downtown district.
, 1935-03-24
STEERS TAKE
BIG SESSION
Abilene Christians And
Abilene High Win
At Fort Worth

FORT WORTH, March %. CR-
approximately 1000 youths raced
the cinders against time and distance
Saturday in the 18th annual South
western Exposition track and field
meet TO shatter 10 records and equal
one. but IL remained for the fleet
footed University OF Texas runners
and jumpers TO retain the champion
ship in the University division with
a total Of 81 IL points. The Rice
Institute Owls finished second with
46, and Texas A. a. NJ. took third
with n IL points. Tulsa Univer-
sity scored IL points 10 get fourth
place.
The only new record established
in the university division was IN the
mile relay which Texas won In 3
minutes and IS seconds, beating the
previous record held by Texas A. a.
M. Of 8 minutes, 25:2 seconds.
Abilene Christian college won the
college division for the seventh con-
Secutive year. The Abilene boys gall
Hoped off with As points. North Tex
as Teachers college OF Denton finish
Gu oGCOA4Q Win G@ ROAAAbcs SAAC ~
ord was broken and NJ tied in the
college division.
Junior college honors went 70
John Tarleton at Stephenville with
40 points. Paris Junior college won
second place with 81 points, and the
Cameron Aggies third with IA points.
Abilene won In the high school
division with 10 points. Houston San
Jacinto won second with IA points
and Waco third with ii points. No
new records were made in the scho-
lastic division.
In the preparatory division, the
North Texas Teachers college fresh
men won first place with 80 points.
Texas University freshmen got sec
ond with 20 points. and third place
went TO Texas A. & I. freshmen with
10 points.
Nance. the George West timber
topper de luxe who won both the
highs and lows in the high school
regional meet at Kingsville last year,
placed first for "A. g. I freshmen N
he lows in the prep division at Fort
Worth. His time. however, was rela-
lively slow-27 flat. He cleared the
lows in 24.5 at K~ingsvilie last year
in beating Garner Of Victoria and
Tankersley Of San Benito TO the tape
, 1935-03-24
Picard Is Victor

CHARLESTON. S. c.. March %.
F1-Henry Picard OF Hershey, Pa.
Saturday won the Charleston open
golf tournament and first prize Of
S700 with a score OF 1T8.
Johnny Revolta, Milwaukee. fin
ished in second place two strokes
behind Picard and drew second
money OF $3.50.
Picard scored a 10 on his last
round while Revolta closed UP two
strokes OF the gap which separated
him from Pic" after "a holes with
Q Sc.
, 1935-03-24
Raymondville High Wins
Willacy County Pennant

LYFORD. March %. The Ray
mondville high school athletes won
the Willacy county interscholastic
league championship here Saturday
afternoon when they scored 90 Ia
points as compared to 80 for San
Perlita, their nearest competitor.
Lyford placed third in the senior
division with % Ia tallies.
The B" championship was won
by Willamar with 50 IL points.
Other scoring IN this division was
Lyford Ward SO. Raymondville
, 1935-03-24

The Fort Brown Yanks and the
SCOP nine Of MatamoroS will cross
war clubs on the post diamond al
2:3O p. m. Sunday, 1t has been an
nounced.
Bob Champion and Lefty" Var
gas. two products Of the Brownsville
sandlots. will likely twirl for the
post aggregation. Rudy Knapp Is
slated to do the hindsnatching.
Julio Cara Is expected to pitch
for the Scoops with Vasques doing
the backstopping.
, 1935-03-24
Hook AndLope
To Fight Friday
Especial 70 The Heraldl

Especial 70 The Herald)
HARLlNGEN. March 23.-"o1ero"
Lopez. heru-hitting Monterrey ban
tam. and Henry Hook. the Hoosier
Hurricane, have been signed for a
ten-round main event to be staged
at the American Legion arena here
Friday. II has been announced.
Hook won an unpopular decision
over Lopez in Brownsville two
months ago. and efforts to rematch
them have been made repeatedly.
This fight was by far the hardest
Hook had in his Valley campaign IN
which he did not suffer a loss.
, 1935-03-24

Wolves teeth, ground into a pow
der, were taken as q cure for pleur-
isy not 80 many years ago.
, 1935-03-24

The tongue Is not the chief organ
Of speech. The larynx Is the organ
50 important in vocal utterance.
, 1935-03-24
Class b Juniors
Ward Schools

Ginning bar Kennedy ana
Garcia GaF) tied for first; Liston
CH). third; Chavez GaFD, fourth.
Times: IS.
High jump|Carrol GosFD, first;
Martin UaFD. second; Tamez. H)
third: Williams CPD, fourth
Height: 4 It. 10 in.
Broad Jump Carroll GosF
first; Strickland UaFD, second;
Miller CSR), third; Rodriguez CID
fourth.
, 1935-03-24

La Feria, Stuart Place. Time 55.7.
Dorothy Thompson Of Harrington
won the girls singles, defeating A.
Hanna Of Fl Jardin 20. rs, 6-l in
the semi finals and Helen Spears
Of San Benito 1911, Ga in the
finals.
, 1935-03-24
Class A Juniors

Ginning bar-Myers LaFD. first;
Byron, GaFJ. second. Times: IS.
Old record: 80 Brady CID.
Broad jump-SpearS CSB), first;
Roach OaF). second; Durham, CID,
third; Byron UaFD, fourth. Dist
ance: Is f., s l-2 in, Record: Hen
sley. La Feria: IL IT.. ! ga inch.
High jump-SpearS CSB), first;
Roach and Byron LaF) and Coch-
ran CSB) tied for second. Height:
1 IT,, 10 in. Record: Hensley UaFD
five feet, ! in.
, 1935-03-24

Wilson Tract and San Benito tied
with % points each. La Feria Is Ia,
santa Rosa / 10. El Jardin 2.
so yard dash-DriScoll SR. Tar
water SD, Jeffus VT, Meadows,
WI. Time 81.
100 yard daSh-D-iscol SR, Tar
water SB, Meadows WI, Duncan
SB. Time ia.
440 relay-San Benito. Wilson
Tract, Santa Rosa. Time $50.
Ward Schools
La Feria Il. Port Isabel IA.
so yard dash-Garcia Pr, Scog-
gin. Rangervile. Strickland IF, Car
roll. Los Fresnos. Time ga.
10 yard dash-Garcia Pr. Scog-
Gin. R~angerville, Strickland If.
famex HG. Time II.
90 relay-Harlinsen. Port Isabel.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
Six Pieces
$l6.SO

"A beautiful, artistic set-comb,
brush, mirror, tray, puff box and file
everything she'll need for her
dresser.
The Washington times., 1935-09-03
RENTAL UNITING
tOith
Barbara Holmes
1000 BLOCK 18TH STREET:

1900 BLOCK 18TH STREET:
If you are still looking for
that downtown apartment where
one can leisurely walk to work
in the mornings, try this one.
AS you know, Sixteenth Street
is not only one of the most
beautiful streets in D. c. but
also one of the most exclusive.
This apartment is unfurnished
and consists of two bedrooms,
huge living room, mo d ern
kitchen nd tiled bath, dining
alcove and immense foyer. AS
this apartment is splendidly ar
ranged with lots of we'll planned
wall space. you can Immediately
visualize the many possibilities
that exist there. The rental
is $50.
DOWNTOWN,
FURNISHED APARTMENT:
Strangers coming into town
in quest of permanent quarters
would do well to investigate the
attractive two.room. kitchen and
bath apartments located in this
desirable downtown section.
When l visited this building I
was very much impressed with
the decorations and general ap-
pearance of the entire building.
If you are employed in the
heart Of the city, you can easily
walk to work in five or ten min
uteS. Rental asked is $50.
$500 BAOCK CONN. AVE.
Isn't this a dish to set before
a king. or queen, or both for
that matter? 1t is a suite con-
sisting of a large bedroom. pri-
vate bath and large Screenedin
porch. The porch looks down
into Rock Greek Park, assuring
one of pleasant view and COOL
ing breezes. The bath was par
ticularly large and attractive
with a color scheme Of white
tile and soft blue. The bedroom
held a double bed, chest of draw.
erS. easy chairs. bedlight and
desk and other attractive details
representing pleasing comfort.
With all of this consider also
perfect location zone step away
from the popular Shoreham
HoteD and car and bus trans
portation right at the corner.
Rental asked is $40 for one OF
$50 for two.
II interested in any Of the
Gbove places, Jill out the coupon
beloW and / tDtll be glad to oiUe
you the desired Information.
The Washington times., 1935-09-03
RODMAN STREET:

Snappy days are here again,
and one had better be prepared,
for cold weather is not so FAR
away, This is strictly for gentle
men. On Rodman Street is a
private home where they Will
take a few guests. One room is
on the front of the house and
was furnished in modernistIc
style. This would take care OF
a couple of gentlemen very
nicely. There is also Slng4e
room. The thought that is fore
most in the mind of the owner
is to provide for the comfort
and happiness of her guests and
she has taken great care to fur
nish a recreation room where
they can spend their leisure
hours. Rates are most reason
able.
1900 NINETEENTH STREET:
This is not a boarding house
or anything like it. 1t is a real
home offering a haven to men
and women away from home,
that want place to live and a
little social life. There are only
three rooms available and they
are very comfortably furnished.
In the evening there is a beau
tifully furnished living room
where some appealing entertain
ment or society is going on;
game of bridge, or a friendly
chat-all helping to make you
feel at home. The meals are
supervised by the owner OF the
house and she is noted for her
excellent cuisine. Hurry and
get settled for the winter
months. I am sure you will like
it there.
HARVARD STREET:
Up in Mt. Pleasant, in a very
lovely guest house, there are a
couple of rooms available now.
One Is a double room on the
front of the house, furnished in
mahogany, twin beds, and carry
ing out a beautiful color scheme
of blue. There are four win
dows giving cross ventilation, as
Suring one Of ample light and
air. The other room is single,
attractively furnished in walnut
with decorations of green. For
the comfort of the guests he at
tractive reception hall contain
ing a fireplace, is at their dis
posal, and it is very lovely
place to entertain ones friends.
If you are interested in some
thing just a bit different. try
these.
The Washington times., 1935-09-03
Financial
Personal Loan Companies

LOANS UP TO $500
On Autos Furniture or Endorsers
KRAFT LOANS. INC.
1903 Rhode Island Ave. G Greenwood 14OA.
The Washington times., 1935-09-03

II interested in any Of the
dboUe places, Jill out the coupon
beloW and / UAl be glad to oive
you the desired Information.
The Washington times., 1935-09-03
Unfurnished Rooms

KLISGLE RID. "Ol3-3 or 4 desirable
rooms private bath. good location.
STH 81 y. f.. 5?j-RoOms. l.h.k.. $l4,
SIG SIS: adull>. no radios.
COkORED-l22j Harvard y. W.-Large
front mid, rm.. quiet. emp. couple.
The Washington times., 1935-09-03

LOANS-S3OO or less. Domestic Finance
Corporation of Nd 1905 Rhode Island
Ave. Mt Rainier Nd. Phone DEC. 1874.
The Washington times., 1935-09-03
Apartments-Furnished "a

E ST. :. W. G!!-I.ovcy ?-rm. apt. I'd
fl. front: newly 1urn,. Frigd.: adults
q ST n. T.. Sl?-:i rooms. private bath.
porch. Frgtdaire; ami: adults: so.
Key zoo 9Th y f.
The Washington times., 1935-09-03
Houses for Sale

LOCUST RID. n. w. l5"O-Open Daily
Model home in Shepherd Park.
The Washington times., 1935-09-03
Automobiles for Sale

"a Ford V-s D. L. Tudor $417
'33 Ford V-s D. L. Tudor 1927
'33 Ford V-s D. L. Rdstr. $3O7
'32 Ford va Fordor .$247
$50 Down, BAL. 81 Weekly
'32 Ford V-9 Tudor =. $237
$50 Down. Bal. 81 Weekly
80 Ford V-S Coupe. .$227
$50 Down, Bal. 81 Weekly
'32 Ford va D. L. Rdstr. $2l7
$50 Down. Bal. 81 Weekly
'35 Ford V-S Tudor .$527
500 Down, Bal. So Weekly
'35 Ford VS. D. L. Rdstr. $557
500 Down. Bal. So Weekly
81 Ford Fordor ........$1e7
$50 Down. Bal. 81 Weekly
'32 Chevrolet Rdstr. -. .$247
$50 Down. Bal. 81 Weekly
'32 Chevrolet Coach -. $277
$50 Down, Bal. &s Weekly
81 Olds. Coach ........S .S157
$50 Down. Bal. 81 Weekly
81 Auburn Brougham :. .$2S7
$50 Down, Bal. $6 Weekly