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The Washington times., 1936-10-01
Navy Yard Gun Plant
LARGEST i'm Country

Although Washington is noted
as a city lacking large industrial
firms, at least one plant here is
the largest of its kind in the United
States.
1t is the washington Navy Yard,
employing thousands of workmen
and engaged principally in the pro-
duction of big guns for warships.
The gun factory, central unit Of
the yard, is not only the most i'm
portant plant of its type in the
country, but is also Washington s
largest foundry.
Once noted for its shipbuilding
activities, the yard can now &C
commodate only light cruisers and
smaller warShipS, since heavy
cruisers and battleshipS cannot be
taken up the 20-foot Potomac
Channel.
This leaves the problem of han
ding the Navy's bigger ships to
other yards. such as those at Bos-
ton, Charleston, S. c., and Brook
lyn.
Established in 1899, the Navy
Yard began building wooden ships.
Many vessels engaged in the War
of 1912 and in the Civil War were
launched in the Anacostia River.
The introduction of armored
ships and the increasing size of
units in the first line of defense
spelled the doom of Washington
as a shipbuilding center and the
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
MADRID JA|LS
u. ). WOMAN

MADRID, Oct. I G.N.SD.-
Along with hundreds of others ac-
cused of spying and other activi-
ties connected with the revolution,
an American woman, Mrs. Jane
CienfuegoS, described as the for,
mer Miss Jane Anderson, of At
lanta, Ca, today is held in the
Women'S jail here.
Police refused to state the exact
nature of the charges against her.
and any chance of SympathieS
with the insurgents seemed dis
counted by the fact that she was
often seen in company with an
archist militia men, who fight on
the government side.
Mrs. Cienfuegos came from Ali
cante, August 16. and registered at
a hotel as an American newspaper
woman. She was arrested on Sep
tember 81, and taken to police
headquarters, then transferred to
the Jail Tuesday.
Wife of a Spaniard, she ap,
peared to be about SO years old.
VOTE AMERICAN
Faces Deportation
NEW YORK.-Alfred Fortmuel-
Ter, former editor of The Pro-
ducers News, a militant farm
paper published in Plentywood,
Mont, surrendered before Fed
eral Judge Julian w. Mack and
was taken to Ellis Island for de
portation to Germany as an
alien who had advocated the
overthrow of the Government Of
| the United States.
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
KNOX GREETING
PLANNED

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-PlanS
were completed here today for the
appearance Of Col. Frank Knox,
Republican vice presidential nomi-
nee, at the Lyric Theater on Oc-
tober 8, William P. Lawson, State
chairman of the Republican party,
announced.
A delegation of Marylanders
will meet Colonel Knox at noon
in Wilmington, Del, where the
nominee will deliver a midday ad-
dress. Arriving here, he will be
guest of honor at a private din
ner of State party heads in the
Lord Baltimore Hotel. His address
will begin at 9 p. m.
The visit of Colonel Knox will
be his second to Maryland dur
ing the campaign. He spoke be-
fore a large crowd at Hagerstown
August 10.
Jesse Owens, "the fastest hu-
man" and Olympic hero, will
speak here Friday night at meet
ing in the Fifth Regiment Armory.
Owens, who still has another
year to complete his course at
Ohio State University. recently
visited Governor Landon at To
peka, and then announced he
would campaign for the Repub-
lican party.
The track star will be enter
tanned at Morgan College at lunch
con and then parades will be held
in his honor-terminating at the
orroOrv
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
Driving Through
Red Lights O. X.
With Police

Several hundred motorists drove
serenely through red traffic lights
along Pennsylvania Avenue today
and right under the eyes of
policemen. In fact, the policemen
encouraged it.
Rain, it seems, seeped into the
master terminal box at Eighth
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
Northwest, shorting the circuit
and causing the lights to turn red
and remain that color.
II was during the rush hour and
many jams resulted before police
men arrived to assure the doubt
full drivers that, in this particular
case, failing to heed a red signal
would not mean an arrest.
VOTE AAERICAN-
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
MADRID SENDS
BOYS T0FR0NT
Continued from Page u

NSOHLlHucQ from rage
claims are to be reconciled, with
the enemies lines almost inter
locking. LoyaliSts command Bar
gas, but on the road from Toledo
to Madrid, the insurgents are re-
ported to have taken IllescaS. only
slightly more than 20 miles from
here, and near BargaS.
Another MadridiSt counter attack
at Maqueda, in the heart Of the
long, strung-out inSurgent line of
communications stretching so
miles from Talavera to Toledo.
Capture of City Admitted
The central inSurgent line on the
Madrid front meanwhile pressed
farther eastward towards the capi-
tai, attacking in the vicinity of
Sana Cruz De Reamar, while
several minor conflicts ragged in
the mountain passes of the Sierra
Guadarrama.
Admitting at last-capture of
the city was claimed by the
Catalonians three weeks ago
that Huesca remains in the hands
of insurgents. Madrid announced
that two important fortified
points defending Huesca, Quinto
Pass and Mt. Aragon, were taken
by radicals in furious struggle.
Thirty miles south on the same
front insurgents were pounded
back mile at Belchite.
100 InSurrectOS Slain
One hundred inSurrectoS were
killed when fresh attempt was
made to storm inSurgent Oviedo,
while loyalists said efforts to lift
the city's siege by an advancing
column of Gen. Emilio Mola's
troops were frustrated. Another
Molista column, preceded by air
raids and artillery bombardmentS.
battled slowly along the seaWall
towards Bilbao.
Increased activity on other
fronts gave point to the radicals
claim that even the capture of
Madrid will not end the civil war,
but that fighting throughout the
north, Catalonia, and southeast
will continue.
VOTE EAMERIcAN-
The Washington times., 1936-10-01

, Navy Yard was gradually turned
into a mammoth munitions fac
tory.
More than 5000 civilian en-
ployes are now at work in the
gun factory alone, making it one
of the largest single units OF
the Federal Government here.
Although only small craft are
now attached to the yard, bigger
vessels are sometimes d ock d
there, especially on the annual
observance of Navy Day, when a
light cruiser is usually detached
from the fleet in Atlantic waters
to provide here a visual educa-
ton on the might of Uncle Sans
"sea-arm."
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
AMATEUR ACTS
RECREATION
OF BESIEGED
Daily Newspaper Put
Out BY SPaniards
in Old Fortress

Hon the udlidnt defenders of
the Toledo AlcGsdr iDhiled GlDGy
the time betlDeen boHbinoS and
bombdrdmentS by staging ANA
teur theatrical performances is
disclosed for the first time today
by H. r. Knickerbocker in the
touoUino continuation Of his
dramatic tirSt-hdnd description
of the historic siege.
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
Fiction Writer Held
In Shooting Of Girl

NEW YORK, Oct. 1 u.N.SD.
Henry Parkes. q, fiction writer
and former Newark IN. j. re
porter, was arrested today on a
felonious assault charge, after
Mary Williams, 27, unemployed
secretary, had been found shot in
her Greenwich Village apartment
They had been drinking to
gether, police said. Miss Williams
with a bullet near her heart, was
eXpeCted to recover.
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
Flood Peril
Ends; Heavy Loss

WACO, Tex, Oct. l G.N.SO
Clearing skies and cool weather
today indicate a respite from the
rains in a large part of Texas
which flooded many streams and
did damage estimated in the mi
lions of dollars, but caused little
loss of life. Small communities
along the Brazos, Colorado and
other streams in the south cen
tral part of the State awaited
the crests of the torrents.
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
8-Month Sales Set
Mark for Pontiac

With retail deliveries totalling
1924 new cars for the month of
August, Pontiac Motor Company
has completed the best eight
months of any year since 1929,
according to C. P. Simpson. vice
president and general manager.
One year ago, August retail de-
liverieS were 1881
The Washington times., 1936-10-01
First Ticket Is Sold
For Hawaii Clipper

SAN CISCO, Oct. l
0.N.SD-R. F. Bradley, manager
of the California Standard Oil
Company aviation department,
had the distinction today of hold
ing "TranSpacific flight ticket
No. l" for the Hawaiian Clipper,
scheduled to leave here October
81, Pan-American AirwayS an
nounced.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
sALE-AuTOMoBILEs.

PLYMoTTH 1888 De luxe 2-door sedan:
black nnish, new tires. upholstery excellent;
es sssdlaS: M iaste e Senn' Mcnsn sa: om' o'ee'o.s
?LYMQUTH 1884 Hedel pr 4e luxe O..
dan: This car has been used tor 9 Will,
condition: no Dents on IA fsndsrs' fduh upho.sssPs SHS
s sSaS 81 s ser v:se se
sss l':e &: f. r.:
ssst s IKE :ssss
ing power engine With free wheelsng; clean
aovn S.rsi zsF, trade :Ssd .ha sFss ssrm. ssa %
coin ss7s' oren oI evening: 81 @ and nSns Sund.gs. n.
PLYMoUTH 1888 convertible .coype; new
osor aosths sT's n:
$40; .:ss ~ ...@s. . wiseen.in Mssers. ins;.
opsn essa :na .nsnInr. X ss'' ~" rn0ns west se7a'
PLYMoUTH 1885 4.dsor Se luxe touring
e sai s trade .nS ssns
TOMS ussd-6 stadiun. 1855 Conn: avs:
fnish. euist motor. clean interior, ex-
san.s, r; Any Z. sgsS sss
Ssi. 70 suit you. Owens Motor o.. 6sss
Qeorgia ave:
PLYMOUTH 1882 coupe, r.. .. model; must
b seen snd driver aon 70 spns5Cscdi.tsc ssC daHS
balance TO suit you. Any demonstration
you want. Owens Motor Co. 6323 O.: ave:
PLYMOUTH 1885. de luxe touring sedan:
are loos. snd runs runs, IKE e, new ..r nswrsfr .r,h
Toms Used-Car Stadium. 1855 Conn: ave.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
sALr-AuToMoBuEs.

pLYM0yTF 1885 ds luxe z.doer sedan:
ase: tires snd upholstsry perfect; ney.cer
stsau1s aH soit ists s Conn @oss sas rome
psn ssot.. s'as Il luz Ds Sn'se:l
trad: s1ss'es saa s:ra srs1 C. LEE GS
.ssnn.s rs sss .sa sansss nsGH: Lincoln oaoe
Sss as .sa 4: Sas s'Gs r.. n.. 'sd:s :s
sssddn sS h Jss JsSss sv. Toms Used
rLsyMoUTE !!s!n lsS. q luxe ;|:S t.a09E tou.lns s
soa. orians iunt sns nso |: ses.
~ s:. and ins oa o me-.
md 2. years Il nsesssary. You can ssys
ssIts Ss's: - Fl isSs ssss:
SLYMoUIH 1885 ds iuxs eeupsi iustr,S'ys ,'y.
sshss:i nsv od:n "a. So bod.:.mSSth :usEsssth
fSsns BE-: ssa a.S:sIs oarEo sss s Tsfoms Park D. O.
pSJAc 1884, 'sasa slsst PAINT slash
y:Ts :ooa I.s oot rsss sss'sss ss s.s. HG1 r.d
:sd shon. aees aes $685. MSr 1.S ss E.
PONTIAC 1898 5.psssengsr coupe; excel:
motor: ss4s. e e. G 6. c1?aS susisnty. cspi.oi
Nationsl $500. Open sundsy ana syeninss:
PONTIAC 1888 special 4.doer sedan black
ns n:s s o1a p:ras sss sgs:ry
S0HnnS 0ss sssda 1synshsS issS esnn sH sv. TOMS
Evening star., 1936-05-07
sALE-AUT0MoBlLEs.

oLDeM0BnE 1882 eonysrtible coupe; 2
Isslly clean car; ;.ssrsy srsy paint, good tires. Ire.
ss|ssI s|RsiIS 5:S'S.s S asss - !:
oLD6Mo9iLE "6" 1885 tourIng coupe; per-
ss sss1nss q aoos sr;l r.s PANT ai Win e ia
:s III s sS o:S ss "a
e 91a .1s:.ss lss4 ssF sSSIPs % esa ss
Dub y.psii;tion. sipscp nssssaisslIyy:
.sfsty ssstsd S ana su.asnssss: ] easy terms
w. Phone %ss sss .Hsans saa ''
IsSs ' Cons s:d:a ~
SIaIxs. fSSsaH ~ fs5S 9Th 3zss s1 d nv ~. r~oHsD
PAoKARP igsl club 'ea.n: bl.sk psint.
WE y. S..S: s r:s s'HS s.a s:. sss nSsG
sans q. NJ. fhsns Nssionsi $500 opsn
hSYM3TTH l.ss.G assa 'eaD, AZ eSnStSn
Swnsr: bsrssin. terms il desired. fs
PLYMouTH 1855 4-deeF touTinF sedsn.
o s poMsr .sa ':s s:.y vai: ass
AsAsdH AsAd shows We bsst sf care; s57S: Good
labor Tor 80 days. L. :. StsuSrt. Inc.
1928 18th st. NV.
PLYMoVTH 1898 ond sefie1 Do luxe coupe,
S324: Direct from orisinal and careful
ton indiests. Schlsssi 4 Golden. pcdss-
Plymouth Dealers. 333 Carroll St, Takoma
Park. 2: G. Phone 0sorgia 956e.
PLYMOUTH 1888 convertible coupe; excel
lent top and tires, attractive hnish on
rumble seat. Ane aostina.power igsSse '"snu enrin:
with free wheeling. hydraulic brakes ave
very rood tires: ideal for the top-down
payment. easy terms. with our famous
back guarantee. Triangle Ford Dealers,
Open eyeninRN
Evening star., 1936-05-07

eoups srIan. sssffv beo clean q Lux:
pin Dh, inside and e. out; fIll. fuar,nteed By
tras. ineiuains spetiisht. Chromium h Wheels.
etc. Priced at $3.50 below its new.car de-
livered price: has very low mileage; very
easy terms and 1S months to pay. Stand.
ard MotoE sales. 2022 14th ct. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1936-05-07
sALE-AuToMoBILEs.

FORD 1882 VS. tudor sedan: pept. q
as'iss e ssrs5 Conn s1nesc s Hssss
PoRD ss luz: g; Ssnss S: sas s.ss
so.n s stS % efs ss " s.R R0ss sna y sn'n
FORD 1889 eeseh; ,o.a Green na n1ish .ns5 vi
F:s sssu.T fe isss fIr Y4ts tsny Z, 'sis as
eD sDi lest q ssfs iis: sss: in
IiiUsa foli t.: Fsfoms Ps1s: ). 6. dso.sls eSss
EoRD 1888 tudor sedan: de luxe: xhits
de luxe two-tone. radio; almost brand-new.
Sen for ap Ynpsid notes; oniy $50 essh
E0RD E 1893 ds i luxe 3 sedan; ertsinal fnish fnish
lent mechanically; 8 very rood tires. clean
s54s Now sa9S addison rsa
1887 Iry.ns st. NV. Phors Adams 64ll.
FORD lss4 de luxe Tudoi .ed.n: erISIn.l
% Was s41b. s NoW ss7s Addison s. ess cssyroiet s
1887 irving st. NV. Phone Adams 64lI.
FORD 1885 Tud9r sedan; black fnish. tires
sssS S. s,iS; SSvn ::2so cSS month T.. Toms U:'d-o:i
FORD 1885 de luxe coupe; dual horns and
.moosh no.oT ,esy loN sa ne.se ss careful ss
owner. Priced below market: liberal trade
and terms. e: Dick English. 140l Pa: ave:
80 Phone Lincoln oso4. Open svsninss
FORD 1924 dc luxe Tudor sedan; matched
sssn nsss aas END out; tsSss mosS
trade and terms c. Dick Enrli.h. I4oi
Pa; ave: Sc: Phone Lincoln oso4. Open
sSE E9RD 1928 TO5dgF @ sSYrns sedaR 4. .is.s ess
% Raxlinas sa a1s nq p. 'tsMse sv. Sc . Line e osSs
FORD 1888 cabriolet, rumble seat; tep
sna sfs IKE w oto4 asso ss ss;
holsteTy; % sSis; small down D.s%sns sna
s 81. terms %ss029 %s.s ss M0sS, s:n sssnas
FORD 1929 sedan; new clutch, brakes.
new tires; good running condition; owner:
S75. For apopintment. Potomac 3672:
bosD FOR ugSc,4, nssS q luxe na.s :ef :sn sre sss s
fSwH om: 6sedc.r nSnh ssaaiam 1888 conn sS:
GRAHAM 1892 Blue stre.k sedan: beauti-
nne in S eensiIon. se very csS elean Int Interior. Re:
sassa sGs5 ,eT auss sss ssrRsn asn ana 1s
sRaAN sysa.I m5,el 1sSs is ':san :saaa ;Ss.0s
Rsrkss Ensss ssgs trade ans PSnn. ncoIn 1n
es6S sssn open .Y.n.ass va ss and sundss. '0n
HUDSON de luxe sport roadster: custom
sSss; \, terms ! y or trade Nolan. issh and
HUDSON 1884 de luxe sedan; well fender;
runs like new low mileage Priced way
sS73 5Sai open ni eveninss g; and Sundays. SUNDAY ,0
HUDSON 1895 de luxe sedan, 8 wheels, 2
side TGHnteq metal tor eiseyId,s hand iS
@ svery way. way. Prieed below market. liberal
trade and terms. Capitol Motors 21o Pa.
nings and Sundays
HUPP 1880 sedan. 8 wheels, tan. finish.
fine motor, good rubber. A real bargain
for only s145. L. P. steuart Ine- 1928
14th St NV.
HUPMoBIIE latest model 1885 6.eyl.
Columbia Motor Sales. Inc. 1899 i4th
st. NV.
sA sss nus vf.:.f SsHSs 9s;ss IS:
dan. black hnish with silver trim. motor
best Ct e.,n ntsrsl sas w
for, so, days L. p. steusft. Inc. 1925
| 14th st. NV.
| OLDSMOBILE 1888 touring sedan; perfect
| black paint. clean upholstery. good tires,
| fine motor You will like this car at S3q5.
| c. C. O. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.
1922 2Snd st. NV. Phone National $500.
Open Sunday and evenings.
| oLDSMoBrLE 1898 5-passenser sedan;
all good tires, spotless upholstery. splendid
| motor. Here is q very clean car at S165.
| c. C. C. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.,
1879 22nd st. NV. Phone National $500.
Open Sunday and evenings.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
sAIE-AuToMoRIIEs.

PONTIAC 1896 demcnftrator o-eyl. 4-door
4edan with built-tn trunk: beautiful green
nnish; new-ear suarantes: y9vr car sneygld egnd
H:ins HH:as s9I2 Roos ooar chsssan HSs . and
kslersms I'd. Just east Of 18th. Just north
.NAs !ss sssSs sSnSs1tIs ' sSns s
Sssa s.es s'san n.ri. oca .d. end
sSon. n.os 1sk osoB psa saa .v:aas: r "a
PONTIAC. 1855. sport coupe with. rumble
seat; or!ginal black paint; slstn A. plush in, IN,
ssrslsht 3 motor; good ruS6sr al around; round
$3.50: safsty tssted and Euaranteed; easy
sn d: sSon: M'sss: w..
PoNTTAc 1888 5-passenser tourinG coupe;
the tan paint perfect, upholstery spotless;
st sntIs !: IA esnso
So $500 iaSs SSsn sfsS snds, & ans .I:nn:. rhGns National
REQ l934. Flylng cloua sedan. e-cyiinder:
shpsore n uphofstsrs @ san aetaai s msfe. H
SSed VIII 1seh
ssaS s s..asss aad iSoi ias ,sss 18Th N hdnys ns
sTupEaAHR 1e34 comm.nder 81, Hegis
coach: g Wheels fender wells and built I'm
.do ana ns.s twin sosns ana ts
new. Priced way down. Liberal trade
M hea. aesIS osSs. oDss s,:uins: q. axs
and SUNDAYS.
sTUDEBAKER sedan. only $50; excellent
transportation: locks and runs GOOD. Act
ssuiekliysmsss isss ,1sh real sars,in. l. p stsuart'
sruDEBAKER 1881 sport coupe; rumble
terms Si6 ear. Nolan isth snd AZ
Evening star., 1936-05-07

PLYMOUTH 1895 coach: finished In gray;
12 900 niles. perfect car at q savins; !;
S625. sullivan Chevrolet, 2436 18th q.
NV Phone Adams 1922
Evening star., 1936-05-07
sALE--AUToMoBHEs.

6X ISas n.. sxS iooss eSssa soea WsIl aolss aoiss
yzSscSso hurry. L. 2. stsuart. Inc. 1928
efUDEBAKER 1882 sport coupe; eyiin.
ders. beautiful gun n-metal gray paint,
hi, steel |: ysss ys.s s..a Ehts ssr SIDE Sn
&C. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. Phone National $500.
Open Sunday and evenings.
T,EREsAPLANE IT IRA is3s sisht sedan, IN sxcep.
Inc bargain at $500; easy terms Schlegel
q Golden. Dodge Plymouth Dealers. 333
Carroll ST.. TX. Pk.. D. G. Gsorsia 1850.
TERRAPLANE 1884 coach, model X. $395.
dition and APPEARANCE schlegel & Golden,
Dodse-Plymouth Dealers 333 Carroll st.
Takoma Rark. o. G. Phone 0eorgia 1850,
wrLLYe- OVERLAND 1888 custom-bu 9;
looks and and run. nike IKE new; new; hre upholstery.
lumbia 7G36: evenings, Lincoln 7451-J.
Evening star., 1936-05-07
sALE-AUToMoBILEs.

ss rev ford Cal bse:ta. @ ~ es7i% nv sissa sSSS
Evening star., 1936-05-07

sruDEBAKER 1881 sport coupe; rumble
terms. SIS cash. Nolan. 18th and II,
Evening star., 1936-05-07

transportation. looks and runs good. Act
euickly-a real bargain. L. p. Steuart.
Inc, 1928 14th ct. NV
Evening star., 1936-05-07

DODGE 1888 .2-door sedan: original let
black Dueo, clean 20 as 80 PIN was 6ousht
4 months old; clean inside and out and
performs like q charm. Reduced 70 S596:
dewn payment. S145. and 1S months Tor
balance Standard Motor Sales, 2O22 14th
NJ m RhnnA Nnrfh OIL 30
Evening star., 1936-05-07
PARTSl
PARTSl

roe Al Cars and Trucks.
RcgERT HER9oN AUTO ExcHANoE. mo
Evening star., 1936-05-07

side mounted: metal top. ELECTRIC hand
gear shift. Reflects new-car condition in
every way. Priced below market. Liberal
trade and terms. Capitol Motors. 215 Pa.
ave. Sc. Phone Lincoln 0303. Open eve
ninps and SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1936-05-07

PONTIAC 1888 6-passengsr coupe; excel:
lent black paint. nne upholstery. splendid
Cadillac % CSo o.. 1sas a2nd q. NV. Phone Prone
National $500. Open Sunday and evenings
Evening star., 1936-05-07

HUDSON 1884 de luxe sedan; well fender.
luegage, compartment in rear; appears and
down; liberal trade and terms. C.. Dick
Enolish. 941 Water st. s.w. Phone Lincoln
Evening star., 1936-05-07

HUPMoBIIE latest model 1885 6-cyl.
sedan: used very little; new-ear suarantee;
Columbia Motor Sales. Inc. 1899 i4th
at
Evening star., 1936-05-07

DODGE 1885 4-door touring de luxe sedan.
with built-in trunk: late model, practically
- new automobile; mechanically perfect;
new. spotless upholstery; fully susranteed
save S235 from its new delivered price
n's 4 genuine bargain. New-car finance
ard Motor Sales. 1905 l4th st. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1936-05-07

HUDSON de luxe sport roadster: custom
built, Aerotype; only one like. Sacrifice.
S227; terms or trade. Nolan. 18th and
M stS NV
Evening star., 1936-05-07

fine motor good rubber real bargain
for only S145. L. P. Steuart Inc. 1928
1Ath
Evening star., 1936-05-07

PONTIAC 1888 special 4-door sedan; black
nnish. new tires motor perfect. upholstery
tmmaculate; 00-day guarantee: $50 down.
monthly payments to suit. Toms Used.
Oar Stadium. 1865 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1936-05-07

FORD 1884 de luxe Fordor sedan: private
1y owned; black enamel finish like new,
has two horns. tail-lamps and windshield
wipers. safety glass. clean whipcord up.
holstery: quiet. powerful VS. motor: tires
payment and easy terms, including our
famous. Blue Ribbon and r. g. @. 2-day,
money-back guarantee. Triangle Ford
Dealer, No. N. Y. ave. NV. Phone Ma
tional 1892 Open evenings
Evening star., 1936-05-07

ESSEX 1881 de luxe coach; just like new
perfect care Only S125; give terms. Mr..
18th
Evening star., 1936-05-07

oLDsMoB1lE 1898 s-passenser sedan;
s cylinders. perfect Hollywood green paint,
all good tires, spotless upholstery. splendid
motor. Here is very clean car at S165.
c. c. C. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.,
1922 22nd St NV Phone National $500.
Omen Sunday and eYeninRS
Evening star., 1936-05-07

PLYMoVTH 1898 2nd sefisI Dc luxe coupe,
hsS S.aslas .as and ss5saa
ton indicate. echlesel q Golden. DODGE
pss1Ssss Sss. sas Ga.re e. Takoms
Evening star., 1936-05-07

OLDSMOBILE 1898 touring sedan; perfect
black paint. clean upholstery. good tires,
fine motor. You will like this car at S3p6.
c. C. @. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.
1922 2Snd St NV. Phone National $500.
Open Sunday and eyeninRa
Evening star., 1936-05-07

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1881 business coupe. $50; 1881 de luxe
sport roadster. S175; 1881 de luxe sport
1929 coupe. $50 These cars are al fully
guaranteed. Schlegel e. Golden. Dodge
Plymouth Dealers. 333 Carroll St, Takoma
PARK D C. Phone Georgia $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-08-04

THE little brown -and-white fox
TERROR didn't have a chance
against the dog catchers, but
Il he put up brave fight.
One minute he was playing with a
bunch of youngsters near the corner
Of Ninth and streets southeast, and
the next two men were behind him,
welding huge nets.
Without a 1886 dog tag, the little
terrier clearly was transgressing the
law, but he didn't know about that
He seemed to understand well enough
though, that the arrival of the black
e-inclosed District of Columbia dog
pound truck boded him no good.
Children Powerless.
AS the two catchers took strategic
points at either end of the street. he
looked vainly for his owner. Then
he started running frantically-back
and forth. He probably would have
made his escape, too, if he had been
willing to leave the children, who were
powerless to help.
Then he looked about and the case
seemed hopeless. The little terrier
gave up.
AS he stood motionless in the street,
one of the catchers whistled to him
and he came over slowly, his body
dropping The catcher lifted him by
the scruff of his neck, and it was all
over. The District Pound had claimed
its first victim Of District dog owners
failure to provide 1885 dog tags.
The trouble yesterday was not always