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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-11
MYSTERY CRIME
 NOT YET SOLVED
Pretty Young Girl Brutally Killed Few Hours Before
 She Was to Wed
BY JOE ALEX MORRIS United Press Staff Correspondent

Mt. Rainier, Md, Nov. 11.-(UP) -(UP)-A scrap of crumpled paper went under police microscopes to- day as 8 tantalizing clue in "the case of the missing bride," 8 story of mystery, murder anrd jealousy within sight of the national capitol dome.
 Fingerprints were smudged in crimson on the paper.
 They may tell how and why bright eyed Corinna Loring died in agony with a stout cord twisting deep into her throat as she sprawled in a country lane a few hours before her wedding day.
 Jealousy was the motive, police believe. They held red-eyed, haggard Richard, Tear, who was to have mar ried Corinna, and Aubrey Hampton, government clerk, her former suit or. They were. checking 8 report to-day that the girl had purchased substantial amount of life insur- ance few days ago.
 Plenty of Clues
 Clues aplenty were spread out on the desk of Police Chief Eugene Hummer, but they merely made the facts more puzzling. Among them were 8 few strands of hair, a grey glove with one finger less worn than others. Q peculiar knot in the cord taken from Corinna's throat, toothmarks on her hand and-how could mystery be complete with out it2-her wrist watch, broken and stopped at 9:05.
 The case of the missing bride be- gan in time sequence 8 week ago. Corunna Loring was a better than-average looking girl who worked at stenography in Washing ton when she could get job. She lived in Mt. Rainier and, in the last year, had been on dates more than once with perhaps four men. She was %.
 Man She Didn't Like There was one man she didn't like (Continued on Page 4)
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ITALIANS BEGIN
 TO CONSOLIDATE
From Makale to Adigrat Soldiers Are Building
 Up Big Fertilization
By WEBB MILLER Copyright 1885 By United Press)

Advance Headquarters, Italian Northern Army, Makale, Ethiopia, Nov. 10.-(Via Asmara, Eritrea, Nov. lO-CUP)-From Makale back to Adigrat scores of thousands of men are in motion today consolidating positions taken in the second big drive into Ethiopia.
 The soldiers are building cement and stone Notifications and ma chine gun emplacements, indicating they have come to stay.
 From Makale advance units have pushed southward and the army now dominates the Sceliot valley.
 The first airplane has landed on the rough air field, which is to be- come an important advance air base for future operations.
 Political officers are beginning reorganization of the area, pro. claiming the abolition of slavery and taxation. Ras Halle Selassie Gugsa,S who deserted to the Italians is being installed as chief of all Tigre province.
 The troops are resting when they can and bathing of dirt accumulat-
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CHRYSLER FREED
 FROM ALL BLAME
But Officials of Company Are Given. Unmerciful
 Scoring By Judge

London, Nov. 11.-(UP).-A ver- dict in the Depoer damage suit against the Chrysler Motor inter- ests, one of the most expensive on record and the longest in recent years, was further delayed today.
 Justic Atkinson, presiding. ad- journed court before completing his summing-up preliminary to a de- cision. He said there was no evi- den:e to connect Walter P. Chrysler, the American magnate. with the specific charge of Arnold DePoer and his associates with con- -spiracy to obtain Chrysler shares far below their value"
 Therefore, the justice said, the con- 'sr.-acy charge must be limited to Bernard Hutchinson, stephen Briggs and Joseph Fields. officials of the Chrysler works in London.
 Costliest Action on Record
 It was one of the costliest ac- ton on record, r eqliring $200,000 and lasting 62 days, during which 2,232, 900 words of testimony were tax, here and 100000 in the Uni ted States from Chrysler and other defendants.
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were numerous, notably in upstate New York.
 Although the democrats polled. . plurality of about 100000 votes in the state. republican leaders feel that trend was disclosed favorable to their plans to cut into the lop- sided majority by which the New Deal holds the house.
 Slump Coming Back
 Reports reaching Washington that Bascom Slemp, one time sec retary of the late President Cool idge, intends to re-enter politics are accepted as meaning that republi- can prospects are brighter in Vest ern Virginia. Slemp was represent ing Virginia's 9th district in con- gress when MT. Coolidge named him White House secretary.
 Slemp's ambition was to be chair man of the republican national committee when MT. Coolidge se-
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Final Netus Flashes
MOVIE MAN TO SEE POPE

Vatican City, Nov. 11--(UP)- )-Pope Plus today granted private audience to Charles c. Pettijohn of New York, general counsel for the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of film decency and urged that the good work be. continued. Monsignor Joseph Hurley, attached to the Vatican secretariat, introduced Pettijohn to the pope. Premier Benito Mussolini is sched- uled to receive Pettijohn at 4:30 D. m tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-11
EZRA WORKERS
 MAY LOSE JOBS
200 of Them in Danger Un- less They Are Trans
 ferred to Projects

Approximately 300 EZRA work CTS, idle because of the holiday to-day, will learn to-mororw whether or not they have been transferred to the WPA. The men had not been transferred up. to Sat- urday morning, although according to information released from the New Haven office of the WPA, the total number now at work in the state i1aS reached 11,000.
 State WPA Director Matthew A. Daly has expressed the hope that a sufficient number of projects would be made available today to bring the employment figure up to 15,000, the goal set for November IS.
 Coincident with his announce ment came the statement from Washington that no more EZRA runds would be allotted to Connec- ticut. The FERA grants were ofn- cially discontinued Friday.
 Waterbury Is Third
 Waterbury. with 77 projects sub mitted to the WPA, comes third on the list of Connecticut communi- ties. Bridgeport, with 102, is first, and New Haven second with 8S. Many of the local projects are now in operation under the WPA. and more than 500 persons had been employed up to last Saturday. whether or not the 300 remaining on the list will be given work this week could not be learned today.
 It was learned however, that the WPA traf1ic survey will begin to- morrow. This project. announced last spring as 8 tentative EZRA program, will employ between 20 and 30 white collar, or clerical work
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-11
PRESIDENT WAS SPEAKER OF DAY
Made Armistice Speech at Tomb of Unknown
 Soldier
(Full Text of Speech on Page 4)
BY FREDERICK A. STORN

bx FhEDEhACN A. SIOhM United Press Staff Correspondent)
 Washington, Nov. 11-(UP)-On the l7th anniversary of the Armi- stice, President Roosevelt stood at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier today and pledged America to new efforts for peace in Q world plagued by threats of war.
 Speaking before thousands in the white marble amphitheater of Arlington National Cemetery, the president re-dedicated the nation to an everlasting struggle to pre- vent new tragedies of war.
 A November sun drenched the solemn gathering as the president in quiet words served notice upon a world once more filled with talk of war that:
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"FUNNIES" SAVED HIS LIFE

Bridgeport, Conn, Nov. 1I-(UP)--Mich- ael Iammarano, 50, was saved from death today because of his habit each Sunday to set the comic section of the newspapers aside for a neighbor's boy who called at his room for them every Monday morning. The lad knocked on the door today and receiving no answer, called the landlady. Iammarano was found uncon- scious from Illuminating gas fumes and respond ed to treatment at hospital.
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INJURIES FATAL

Norwalk, Conn, Nov. 11-(UP)- Injuries suffered in a headon auto- mobile collision at New Canaan ear- Her in the day, caused the death of Clarence Meade, 2l, Vista. N. Y.. at . hospital here Sunday. Police held Coley Piatt, 21, Pond Ridge, N. T., c lifelong friend of Meade. who was said to have been driving without lights.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-11
BROKEN
 AT NOON HOUR
Went Way Past Mark of Some 6O,OOO Feet Held
 as Official
BY WALTER TRAVIS

Limited Perss Staff Correspondent.)
 Strato Camp Rapid City, s. D., Nov. 1l.-CUP)-Two daring army airmen in the worlds biggest bal- loon today scared higher above the earth's surface than aman ever be- fore had been.
 1:10 p. m.-Capt. Stevens claims to have broken all altitude records with mark of 73,000 feet-more than IA miles out from the earth.
 The ofncial world record Is 6l,- 237 feet. A Russian balloon in 1894 ascended 72,200 feet but the crew was killed in a crash while descend ing. Temperature outside. 63 de-
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SEVERE EARTHQUAKE

Athens, Nov. 11-(UP)-A severe earthquake shock was felt today. centering in the PhiIiataes region of Epirus on the east coast Sev- eral houses were reported destroyed and the inhabitants were panic stricken.
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Hartford, Conn, Nov. 1l-(UP)-- Anthony Kady, who celebrated his 5t0h wedding anniversary Saturday, was found dead in bed from . heart attack at his home Sunday.
 His widow, i've daughters and q son survive.
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Sends Note To All Nations Who Signed Penalties Armies All Dnuiing Into Heart OF Ethiopia
Italian Officials Are Protesting Application of Sanc- tions-MOst of Nations Have Started Them;
 Ethiopian Wounded Coming Home

Rome Nov. 11-(UP)-Italy has addressed a note to the league powers which have voted sanctions against her. protesting against their application ed officially tonight The sanctions voted at Geneva by leagues committee of 52 nations and are scheduled to become completely effective week from today.
 Most of the nations already have applied embargo on export of arms munitions to Italy On Nov 18 the
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TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, Nov. 11-(UPl-zoy ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year to Nov. Sth. as compared with a year ago: $2,817,S65,4 ,404.1S $2,511, ,8S4s s86O.6s $1.331, ,41O.2ss.ss $i.32s. .s24.s1S.73
 Deficit
 $1.4s6. 6.455,l15.50 $i,1Si.s0s.sA4.ss k1. ,416.s2 $1.70S.z7lss07.Ss
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Stratosphere Flyers
 Beginning To Descend
Reach Spectacular Height of TAI S7 Feet-Then the Big Balloon Began to Lose Gas-Over IA Miles
 Up-Take } Hours to Come Down

Strato Camp, Rapid City, s. D., Nov. II = (UP) = Drifting high the northern Nebraska plains, Capt Albert w. Stevens commander of the National Geographic Army air corp second stratosphere flight radioed at 125 D. E S. T that the giant balloon 74187 feet above sea level.
 That was height of over IA miles above the earth It was more than 900 the previous officially accepted
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-11
DERBY MAN WAS DROWNED

Bridgeport, Conn, Nov. 11-(UP)-The body of John T. Mullin Derby, was washed ashore at St. Mary's-by-the-Sea today and found by two boys who notified police. The medical examiner was undecided whether death was ac- cidental or suicide. He was identified by lodge papers found in his pockets Mullin was about 70 years old..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-11
Republicans Are Predicting Gain
 h Next Congress
Strategists of the c. O. P Believe They Will Cut Into
 Majority of Its House Point to Several Events That Have Taken Place
BY LYLE c. WILSON fTnited Press Stan Correspondentl

Washington, Nov. Il - UP)-Republcan campaign strategsts predict large go D. gains in the house of repre- sentatives in the general elections next year.
 Some republican increase is inevitable Indications in tradition are beginning to veer back to their old oorings
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embargo IS Scneduleo 10 1nclu0e loans and credits, 8 boycott on buying Italian goods and on the shipment to Italy of essential prod ucts, such as oil, coal and key metals.
 The note, it was understood, at- tacks sanctions at length on moral and puridical grounds.
 It denies the league acted justly in invoking the penal article 16 of the covenant for the first time against Italy, when 1t was not in- voked either in the 1892 Chinese Japanese conflict or the chaco war between Bolivia and Paraguay.
 The text of the note was expected to be published tonight or tomor. row.
 BY LOUIS F. KEEMLE
 United Press Cable Editor)
 The 17th anniversary of the Arr mistice found the Italian armies driving deep into the heart Of Ethiopia in the south, with indica-
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Final Edition Late Sport NssUs Final Nel0s FIashss
Evening star., 1935-04-19
SALE-AuTOMOBnES.

FORD 1888 VS. sedan; very attractive
gun-metal Job; new tires. Priced to sell
today, $500; submit your own terms. Csll
Gr q4s irVna st. na dd
FORD 1929 sedan; excellent running con-
Ses il today. Addison Chevrolet. i4s7
HUDSON 1881 small coach with trunk.
s1sS: sscEifice. Phone deorsia 6ios &C
HUPMoBILE 1929 4-pass., coupe; excellent
6laSn 6n,,;R nnish clean velour interior; 6.wheei
Logan Ford Dealers. $500 14th st. NV.
and l419 Irving st. NV. Columbia 10306.
NASH 1882 de luxe sedan: original finish
very good. nne motor and tires. very clean
interior and will give many thousands of
Emerson & Orme. 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
NASH 1882 de luxe sedan; clean inside
Tssl buy n: 81 GOWN and ssI.II per
22nd and NJ sts. NV.
NASH MAS 1871 coupe: beautiful. clean; excel.
Si4o. Mr.. Mack. 1903 18th st NV. '
NASH 1892 coupe: very good paint and
motor. excellent rubber and clean interior;
VIII please the most critical buyer and
priced low at 1895. Emerson & Orme,
18th and M sts. NV.
OLDSMOBILE 1881 sport coupe; refinished
black. cream trim and wire wheels. rumble
seat; spotlessly clean and mechanically
dependable; good tires; $265; 3O-day guar
antee Logan Ford Dealers. $500 14th st.
NV ana l4l9 Irving st. NV. Phone CO.
OLDSMOBILE 1881 cabriolet, with rumble
seat: driven and used very little: sacrifice
$500. Call Decatur 2175 evening.
OLDsMOBILE 1891 model de luxe sedan,
1896: in first-rate condition throughout
good tires; terms to suit. Toms Chrysler-
Plymouth. 1855 Conn. ave. Phone Decatur
1915 Open evenings.
OLDSMOBILE 1881 de luxe convertible;
brand-new leather-bound top. new first
grade GOODYEAR tires. genuine leather up
holstery. Sportiest. job in town at S315;
terms to suit. Addison Chevrolet. 1437
irving ST. NV
OLDSMOBILE 1890 coach. popular 8-cyl-
inder model good for many more miles Of
dependable transportation; $50 down. ball
ance S12 per month. Addison Chevrolet,
1431 Irving st. NV. Phone Adams 541 l..
PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe sedan. only two
months can be bought 500 down. balance
lS months; also 1894 de luxe sedan and
1924 de luxe coach. Jack Pry, Inc. 1872
14th st. NV.
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sALE-AUTOMOBuES,

PLYMOUTH 1888 coupe; car No. 578.
Rumble seat; thoEoughly sound and un-
usually clean; good tires all around: $419;
says free ssrScs Leo Roeea ne pq s9
dge-Plymouth @ Dealers. N. Y. ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1926 demonstrator de luxe
balance 1S months. Bell Motors. Inc. 418
New York ave.
PONTIAC 1888 sedan; excellent finish. 1ane
rubber and motor. clean interior; ready
low at S4S9. Emerson 4 orme. i7th and and
M stS. NV.
PONTIAC 1888 sport coupe; carefully
driven by naval oficer; clean and snappy:
$4I5. 3419 Conn. ave. Cleveland 1888.
PONTIAC 1888 8 Sedan; car No. 693.
Original finish without a scratch; me-
snaG f;r. faaltess;
Rocca. inc inc Direct % aAi5 Dodge -Plymouth s Deal.
ers. z N. Y. ave. ne. Phone National 1922.
PONTIAC 1888 coupe; excellent finish. all
nd esr for onS 4s
son & Orme. 18th and M SITS. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1928 sedan. only 500; runs
and looks fine. Act quickly: real bargain.
Emerson & Orme. 18th and M SITS. NV.
sTUDEBAKER President model F-E sedan.
S225: unusual condition in every way;
will please the the most exsctinG buyer; terms
Conn. ave. Decatur 3S76. Open evenings.
TERRAPLANE 1884 sedan $495; used
very little. Must be seen to appreciate,
practically new throughout Easy terms.
Century Motors. 1905 14th st. NV. Phone
North 9232.
TERRAPLANE 1898 sedan; quiet and pow
erful motor. spotless interior and good
rubber; clean throughout and priced 6elow
nr,a rs actual 1s,n value nd At S47S' Emerson
UsED-cAR, BARGAINS - Clean cars. at
tractive prices. terms to suit. 1923 Chew
rolet coach. S35; 1920 Durant coach. S35;
1928 Hudson sedan. S35; 1929 Pontiac
1929 Chevrolet coach. SIS: 1890 Ford
coach. S125: 1881 Ford coach. S195: 1881
Graham sedan, 1928; 1898 Ford sedan.
$40; 1883 Plymouth sedan, $3.50: 1884
dan: S395: 1888 De Soto custom sedan.
S495. Other fine bargains. Blanton Motor
Co.. Graham Dealers. 33 New York ave.
ne. Open evenings.
BUICK SPORT ROADSTER.
1929 de luxe master "6." 500. Terms
Phone West 1879.
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7.a50-PETWORTH.

BED ROOMS-6-CAR GARAGE.
Very attractive 5-bed-room home; newly
decorated throughout; parQuet floors; new
kitchen equipment; large concrete and
brick breakfast porch; automatic gas 1ur-
mace; deep lot; 6-car brick garage WIN
cleo and water: absolutely bargaln Cali
Immediately District $3.50. Apt. BIO
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CLEVELAND PARK.

$3.50.
A spacious. modern. 4-bed-room house
with oil burner built-in garage. elec
refrie I large porches and spacious. well
planted lot Excellent condition and S5ooo
less than original price
FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
o,- ,-.A G. NV District 1411
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sALE-AUToMoBILEs.
Ir-ks> .s-AN

tCOnIInuC0.t
ESSEX custom coach mGdsl PEs reS esi; sish ven
terms, S15 cash, $40 per mo. 3l6l l1tn
St NV
ESSEX late 1929 coach; excellent con- on:
sacfice sta3ai o!ssA ss5 any demonstartion. Phone
Cleveland 6S23.
FORD 1888 de luxe tudor; maroon finish
xt TsS Thess t5ssI like netSs na: s
ance Is months. Nolan's Super Service
Center. 22nd and NJ sts. NV:
FORD 1884 sedan. driven very little,
$4e5 1894 coupe driyen ven 1i1So mles.
FORD 1929 coupe; used very little last
years; perfect condition. new tires bar
gain. cash 145S Clifton st. NV.
FORD 1929 coupe; repainted black and
is in excellent running EaId Srder %
St, NV, and 1419 Irving st. NV. Phone
Columbia 1O3O6.
FORD 1880 Tudor sedan; clean as pin
and tight as drum; splendid conditionl
monthly payments. Nolan Branch super
Service Station. Conn. and Nebraska aves.
FORD 1881 sport coupes. choice Of three;
new op
Logan Ford Dealers. $500 14th St. NV.
and 1919 Irving st. NV. Columbia 10306.
FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor sedan. radio;
Pia a see Barsan ph9ne
FORD 1888 coupe-Here is car that lives
up to the name NOL-AN-ALYZED in
every respect its motor, tires, body and
upholstery are AL. S75 down. 1S months
to pay balance. Nolan Branch Super Serv-
ice Station. Conn. and Nebraska aves.
Phone Emerson S794.
FORD 1881 coach; new paint: clean in
terror. mechanically reconditioned. excel
lent tires; S215: fully guaranteed. Logan
Ford Dealers, $3.50 14th st. NV. and 1419
Irving st. NV. Phone Columbia 10306.
FORD 1890 sedan: one of the cleanest cars
On the lot. new tires. exceptionally good
engine Only Sl79; trade and easy terms.
Washington's largest used-car lot, 646
Penna. ave. Sc.
FORD 1884 de luxe sport roadster: used
one day only: 100 miles: practically a
new car: S475. North 4764-j. eve.
FORD 1880 coach; new tan finish. spot
less upholstery. excellent motor and tires;
SlS5; 3O-day guarantee. Logan Ford
Dealers. 1880 18th ST. NV. and l4l9
Irving st. NV. Phone Columbia 103O6.
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90 45O-MARIETTA PARK.

Beautiful large semi -detached orlck
home equipped for two families: rooms
and bath on lst floor; rooms and baths
on ond floor: :, electric refrieerators; hre-
at This price Call Adams 2464
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FORD 1881 Tudor sedan. finished In black
pss s1Ga ont NosS service oeHsea
1901. Conn. ave. opposite Bureau OF
Standards.
FORDS-Tudors. sedans. coupes. roadsters,
all models. priced right; payment plan to
suit your convenience; invite your inspec-
tion. 94l Water st. s.w.
SnS dependabe s4os
Money-baek gusrantee plus .s 20 days. ,drs free
Plymouth Dealers. N. Y. ave. ne. phone
FORD 1895 cabriolet; cal. No. 73s. Very
Great T savings ss ss5S; terms: M - Money: en!:.
Leo Rocca, Inc. Direct Dodge Plymouth
Dealers, New York ave. ne. Phore
FORD late 1881 convertible cabriolet; ike
new car in every respect Sacrinse; ce.,a ami nd
Ford 1880 .Fordor town sedan; praG, 'I.r
tically new tires; privately owned; Siean Ssa5
faf f4fh DstieG. st nT SonqSn Phon. s bseatur 5ss
FORD 1884 de luxe cabriolst. with rumble
seat; used very little; sacrifice. $3.50. Call
Decatur 2175. evening.
FORD 1881 Tudor: clean as a pin inside
and out; motor SerViced py oh our OWN NoIans SnTp
Gown, SlO.Sl per LlOulh LSoAoh
Service Center, Conn. ave. opposite Bureau
of Standards.
FORD 1880 roadster; excellent condition
throughout A very desirable car at Sl19;
easy terms Washington's largest used-car
lot. GAG Penna. ave. Sc.
FORD V-Ss-Washington' largest selec-
tion Of 1894 and 1888 Ford V-ss, al col
coupes Victorias cabriolets; S437 and up.
All NOL-AN-ALYZED; S65 down. S25
monthly. Nolan. III Eighteenth st. NV.
FORD 1880 sport coupe; excellent me
chanically. paint and top perfect; S145.
Mr.. Mack. Potomac $40. 1909 14th NV.
FORD 1881 town sedan; attractive blue
finish, exceptionally clean. excellent me-
chanically. good tires; S219; guaranteed.
Logan Ford Dealers. $3.50 14th st. NV.
and 1919 Irving st. NV. Columbia 1O3O6.
FORD 1881 convertible coupe. latest
model. with slanting Windshield, leather
covered seats: S75 down.. balance S16 per
month new leather bound top very sporty
tan finish. Addison Chevrolet. 1437 Twins
st. NV.
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PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe sedan. only two
months can be bought 500 down. balance
lS months; also 1894 de luxe sedan and
1894 de luxe coach. Jack Pry, Inc. 1872
14th st. NV.
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FORD 1890 sedan: one of the cleanest cars
On the lot. new tires. exceptionally good
engine Only S179; trade and easy terms.
Penna
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FORD 1880 coach; new tan finish spot
less upholstery. excellent motor and tires:
Dealers. 1880 18th st NV. and l4I9
Irving st NV Phone Columbia lO3O6.
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"a de luxe sport roadster: used
only; 100 miles. practically a
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OLDSMOBILE 1880 coach. popular 6-cyl-
inder model good for many more miles of
dependable transportation; $50 down, ball
ance S12 per month. Addison Chevrolet,
1431 Irving st. NV. Phone Adams 5411. 1.
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FORD 1881 coach; new paint. clean in
terror. mechanically. reconditioned. excel
lent tires; S2l5; fully guaranteed Logan
Ford Dealers, $500 14th St NV. and 1919
Irving st. NV. Phone Columbia lO3OG.
Evening star., 1935-04-19

FORD 1888 coupe-Here Is a car that lives
up to the name NOL-AN-ALYZED in
every respect; its motor, tires. body and
upholstery are All S75 down. 1S months
to pay balance. Nolan Branch Super Serv-
ice Station. Conn. and Nebraska aves.
Phone Emerson S104
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN sedan. model 500 price, S195;
particularly clean and dependable: excel
lent rubber all around; terms to suit.
Toms Chrsyler-Plymouth 1855 Conn. ave.
Phone Decatur $3.50. Open evenings.
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OLDSMOBILE 1881 de luxe convertible;
grade Goodyear tires. genuine leather up
holstery. Sportiest job in town at S315;
terms to suit. Addison Chevrolet. 1437
Irving
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BUICK 1928 sport coupe; very good me
Chanical condition tires and paint also
ok bargain at Ss5. Addison Chevrolet.