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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10

Poised on the Purple Mountain just outside Ranking, and thrust ing toward Wuhu to the south west, the Japanese bayOnet is at the heart of the Chinese Republic, for Nanking is . city sacred both In ancient and modern 'slgnifi- canoe. Map shows the rapid ad- vance inland from the bitterly contested battleflelds around <, Shanghai, with arrows indicating Japanese drive against Chinese
 battleline. open fields once used by people of the past to cross streams that no longer exist.
 Then the Nationalist government of Chiang Kai-Shek made Ranking again the capital in 1927. The city had 0 new birth. American archi- tects and city planners, Henry Kil- lam Murphy and Ernest P. Good- rich, were called in to plan a mod ern city which should be Q world wonder.
 Many of the new government buildings had already risen. Their fate under Q Japanese occupation $ questionable. Parks, recreation grounds, swimming pools, widened streets, were planned. Five airports sent planes roaring into the air., and the atmosphere was one of youth and progress. It was to express in stone and brick the spirit of e China reborn. The population rose in Q few years from 100000 to nearly Q million.
 Ghost of the Republic
 On Purple Mountain, above the tomb of Sun Yat Sen, stands the National Observatory, and the blue and yellow "White House" of the Chinese Republic lies in the shadow of one of the most powerful radio stations In the world.
 Chlang Kai-Shek is reported to have left the capital, either for safety or to make 0 lastiminute inc speetion of the desperate defense lines. On Purple Mountain there are spirits, spirits which to the Chinese are vitally alive, the spirits of the Ming Emperors, of Sun Vat Sen, and perhaps even the spirit of the Chinese Republic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10

Retrospective. It doesn't seem possible we have bdged the gap between summer and winter It was only yesterday lawnowers clicking merriy and grass blades flying in all directions. Birds were singing Justify in the apple tree overhanging the garden lusty bee buzzed noisly around honeyed fountain. On the air hung the scent of sweet blossoms From the pond over the hill came the faraway gladstone shout of the youngsters happy at their sport The sky was no from Mother Earth radated that sweet scent connected only with the towering of the year Even the air hummed with the freshness of the midsummer day . , Even as the stiffness of December wraps a mantle around the countryside locking it carefully away until springs magic has sprung the lock-.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10
"Berry Here? So What?"

After Senator George Berry of Tennessee, labor leader and would-be peacemaker between the c. I. o. and A. P. of L., had visited the chambers out. side the room where William Green and John Lewis were conferrIng, assistants to the conferees hastened to offer newspapermen an official yer" sion of the Berry call.
 Senator Berry, 1t was said, had asked that the conferees be advised that he had ar. rived. The eonferees were Lewis, Green, Chairman Philip Murray of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee and President George M. Harrison of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. Ralph HetSel, secretary to Lewis, went inside to break the news that Berry was out side.
 Narrators of the official ver- sion admit that Lewis raised his eyebrows but say that the group remained silent and un- impressed,
 The unofficial version of the incident, however, insists that one member of the quartet didn't leave without posing for the newsreels and making c statement.
 At any rate, Senator Berry asked: "So What2"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10

est man would be willing to give hls flngerprlnts, but that Q crook would not, and hence wouldn't got . gun.
 There's 0 small clique of lobbyists which always appears at any state capital or in the national capital whenever 0 firearms bill Is proposed Department of Justice officials can rattle off c list of about c dozen names of persons sure to Do on hand If and when CummingS bill comes up for hearings.
 Here's How It's Pronounced
 International Secretary c. M. Bugniazet of the Brotherhood Uf Electrical Workers has been sotfle- what In the news lately, especially as c conferee at some of the A. F. of L.-C.I.o. meetings.
 It may Do helpful, for conversa- tional purposes, to report that Bug niaYets name is pronounced boon. Copyright, 1887, NEA Service, Incl ya-Set."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10
HOUSE TARGETS FOR TRUCKS

Vails Gate, N. Y. (UP)-A brick fireplace was demolished and Q large hole was gouged into the side of Joseph Gaffney's home when Q trail- er.truck crashed into the dwelling. Several months ago the front porch was ripped away by truck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10

Dear Ed Gosh durn if my eyes didn't almost come poppn right out of the old sockets when hit your town today and saw all them fancy Christmas trimmings on the poles along the streets and the great big pictures of "Santy mounted the front of every block Seems as though the old town perkng up for the holidays and trying to make everybody just chock full of the good old Christmas spirit Fellow says, get em feeling good and they won't care how much they spend" Clever birds those Chinese with all their old but true prover- bies bgosh Out my way the only way we know Christ is nigh is the sound of the sleigh bells and the fam
 flies getting ready to exchange visits with another and exchange their little personal gifts We country folk ant much for giving fancy gadgets like you City cigarette lighters and power raSos We just drink cider hard and straight right out of the old bung and stick piece of paper in the fireplace If want to light our corn-cob As for shaving, well Ma don't care much how look these days we just forget about shaving all
 together and try to look like the true Pioneers we're the shadows of Must be getting back to do the chores "Ed but just thought 1t would be nice to let you know that kinda liked your Christmas trimmings. Am bring ing Ma In with Aunt Bedalia to your Tree on the Green when she gets all lit up Don't get me wrong now Ed the Tree Yours for bigger and fesher eggs Nutmeg Pete"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10

Washington, D. O., Dec. lo.--The School of Nursing at the Catholic University of America, Washington, D. O., which had It's inception near ly six years ago as on obscure divi- sion of the graduate school, hos be- come one of the leading institutions for advanced nursing training in the country.
 With higher training in nursing education and administration as It's aim, the school has recently in- augurated courses leading to mas ter's degrees in these fields and in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10

az they usually are in their pro- phee!es, the government debt Is in for another sizable boost.
 Will Fight Over Firearms
 Attorney general Homer 8. Gum mings and lobbyists for munitions interests are glrding for 0 fight which will come when "the A. e." presents his proposed amendment to the National Firearms Act.
 Especially bitter opposition will be registered against Q proposal that any man buying . gun be re- Guircd to furnish his flngerprintS. Cummings contends that any hon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10

Breathers. Charles ID. Winters of Todd Road took in the annual auto accessory show at the Navy Pier in Chicago over the weekend Charley made the trip by plane from Newark to the Windy City Charley Denehy Jr. is laid up at his Plaza Avenue home with twisted knee following touch football game at Water. vile Park last Saturday between the Chase Grand Street Office and Research Department. The Grand Street team missed Charley for he scored the only touchdown of the game With him on the sdelnes the team will be the underdog for next Saturdays tilt with the Factory combine at the same park Rocco Mara, Joe Barry and Ralph Farley have secured Jimmy Ftz- gerald and his ork for the St. Johns Holy Name dinner dance in the Watertown Community Hall January 15
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10
Good Evening.
FIGURE SKATER
sY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

She may not have the eyes of Caudette Colbert Nor the unduating Greta Garbo gait, Her voice may not match K. Cornells
 But how that girl can skate. Her clothes are not up to Ina Caires
 Nor Kay Francis at any price, She may be second Charlie Mccarthy,
 But have you seen her cut figures on the ice? She's just little girl trying to skim along,
 Seen but very seldom heard, At the arena doing figure eights
 Skimming along like bird. She can't sing, nor can she act
 But at that she's pretty nice, Swift as the wind, just figure skater
 Who really cuts little ice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10
Early morning services.

Early morning services {. {. People are apt to be silent and humble at the dark hour just before the dawn The streaks of light from the church door Il. lumne faces, lined with and sorrows, but at the moment at peace with the world in silent contempla. ton of brief lifting up of their hearts and souls to God .. Neighbors unvisited pause for scant few onds to whisper condolences before they plunge into the silence of "D0mus Dei' A house of worship always like the hub of giant wheel at servicetime peo. pie focking from all directions forming the spokes The air may be bitter but the spirit fed by centuries of fighting Is strong and makes the trudger unmndful of physical ache. -.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING

Games, scooters cigarette cases, electric trains, Cocktail shakers, hghball glasses, antique chairs, Educational blocks, fur-ned gloves finely wrought ship And that's about oil on to-days shopping trip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10
Anslvsrs To Test Questions

Below are the answers to test questions printed on page c.
 1. 1O30.
 2. Simon Bolivar.
 3. A horse for drawing loads, especially heavy loads, aS distinguished from . sad. do or carriage horse.
 (. A species Of flea. B. John l.. Lewis.
 c. Vest because salt water has greater buoyanCy. 7.In the Dead Sea valley, 5 miles north of the Dead Sea. 6. Dr. Morris Flshbein. Q. North Carolina.
 10. Shakespeare.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10
The Mace.

The Mace .. That Is the title of a pamphlet just of the U s. government printing presses Compiled by Kenneth Romney sergeant-atarms of the House of Rep resentatlve of Congress Is intended for official use by that officer The several pages in the book, which, n- cdentay the Tower possesses through the courtesy of Rep J. Joseph Smith, give interesting and nstruc tive history of the Mace of the House of Representatives
 We never knew, for example, that the present Mace has been used continually since l842 It was bought torical value. The Mace rests upright pedestal at the right of the Speakers chair when the House Is In session. . When the House resolves into Committee of the Whole the Mace Is removed to lower pedestal by the sergeantat-arms. Whenever there Is disagreement among members, resulting In physical encounter or If
 member does not keep within orderly bounds in his duct the Mace presented before him and respect for the symbol of authority being great there are few instances where 1t has not brought about peace and quiet The present Mace consists of bundle of ebony rods bound together with silver band surmounted by silver globe on which stands silver eagle wings outstretched
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10
OCEAN TRAVEL

La oarbo has sailed Across tho Atlantic foam, Said farewell to Stokowski, She tank sho SO home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-10

Good Nlaht.
Evening star., 1937-10-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBlLE 1881 de luxe convertible
roadster. 81 40: tan finish; 6-wheel equip
and it runs perfectly: very sporty U and Dat. at.
tractive. Pohanka Service, 1928 2Oth 1t.
NV. District yI4l.
oLDsMOHILE 1888 coach. S275; radio;
ers. fne tires mechanically will pass your
most rigid inspection; very attractive car
that will g,s give some one many miles Of salts.
factory service. Pohanka Service, 1925
goth st. NV District 9141.
OLDSMOBILE 1881 de luxe Silver fash''
sedan; like new, Only $l49. Terms.
Evans-Palmer. N. Y. and Fla. aves. ne.
OLDsMoBILE 1925 2-door touring sedan;
nearly new tires :Se45. Wisconsin Motors,
a'0l M st. NV. West 2972.
OLDSMOBILE. 1896 4-door touring sedan;
built-,n trunk. knee action. hydraulic
brakes; brakes; low mileage; completely elesn;
s9"no s9n Is St new S1wqs West Wisconsin Motors
PACKARD-Handsome big "s' sedan, per-
ieci n condition; owner going abroad. sacri-
enough. Owner. Cleveland 449I.
si!!5. siaS sedan; Be.atiinl "Breystsr fnIsh,"
stery. dual sauipment;'' Packard custom
Evans and issms Fa .ves es trade
PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe coupe: appears
and performs like new; S345. Rutledxe
Of Hyattsville. As Md. ave. Greenwood
2i12
PLYMOUTH 1887 sedans. 4-doors with
trunks: company cars used little for display
purposes only: tremendous discount: full
guarantee and service. Rutledge Chrysler-
Plymouth, As Md. ave. Hyattsyille. Green
wood o4I,
PLYMOUTH coupe late 1892. Rumble
seat; excellent condition. cheap for cash.
Lincoln 4l92.
PLYMOUTH 1897 touring sedans: demon-
q a hon Ihx
1t Is through the performance Of these
cars that new-car sales are made. so you
see they must be kept in perfection condi-
tion at all times. Just nicely and rightly
broken in for the neW-car buyer. yet re-
duced SIZE from new-car delivered price.
four Of the most beautiful cars you could
Imagine. New-car guarantee and terms
better hurry for these bargains. H. B.
Leary jr., e. Bros Washington's Oldest
Automobile Distributors. 1612 You st. NV.
Open ewes. Pot. 5000.
Evening star., 1937-10-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON 1884 4-door sedan; this auto
mobile should attract ~ Hudson buyers.
in value for their money. This motor has
been completely taken down and over
ped with. heater, lugTage compartment in
rear. mohair upholstery. Finish is beau
titul dark, blue with cream stripe and
this car Immediately; $295. Terms ar
ranged Of course; Norris, Inc. 2O1S 14th
st. NV. North 3949.
complete, with electric hand; lustrou;
black flnish:. like new: a splendid car and
one you will be proud t, to own and drys
Lee D Butler. Inc. 1137 18th st. NV.
HUDSON 1895 convertible coupe, equip
ment considered, you can't match. this
v. radeS This OF ahe
Equipped with flnger-tip gear control.
rumble seat; metal tire cover, dual horns
finish: It's once in "a lifetime buy.
Internationally guaranteed: !S545: con-
neW show lodm aaars S 5rc
ave. tcor. Albemarle ST.. Potomac 3291
Open evenings.
LAFAYETTE 1925 coach. Nash built: driven
nearly new tires: sss5 RStedse eesifety. Of Hy.
attsville. AZ Md. ave. Greenwood 24le
LINCOLN-zEPHYR 1896 sedan: low mile
age age general condition. tires. paint uphol-
Stery. etc. like new; owned by prominent
Govt. omcial. Name on request. Butler
Bonded and well below market price. S197.
Lee d. Butler Inc. l37 18th st. NV.
$1,000 miles; original blue fnish. II there here
ever was perfect used car for x165. here
1t is. Guaranteed by Mandell Chev, Co.
ana PSoae Hope nsvs fd viii brAt Ihis
car to you
oLDsMOBLE 1894 coach. $34b. Duke &
Otey Motor Co., 1865 H st. ne. and 3I8-
800 ST. ne.
or
very clean. Duke & Otey Motor Co.. 1865
II st. ne. and 81 $500 II ST. me-
OLDSMOBlLE 1896 four-door sedan. with
trunk: two brand-new. Firestone tires: new
doned prce Ga 5adG Wecs coam
bia Sl06. Apt. loo for demonstration. Ia
OLDSMOBILE 1895 5-pass. coupe tcoach),
$40: the original black finish is perfect;
and shows no wear; 5 good tires; smooth,
quiet motor: \ real value at this price
pohanka Service, 1926 goth st. NV. Dis
OLDSMOBILE 1898 as" de luxe coupe.
rumble seat; driven only 10000 miles: sac
rifce, S395. Call owner. Columbia 2O75.
OLDSMOBILE 1895 sedan. S495: original
attractive green finish like new; luggage
perfectly. Pohanka Service, 1926 goth st.
NV. District Dl4l.
OLDSMOBILE 1896 5-pass. touring coupe.
500, the black finish is like new; large
pullt-ln trunk. D fne tires; performs per-
fectly. Pohanka Service. 1126 goth st. n ".
District 914l.
OLDSMOBILE 1885 4-door touring sedan:
bullt-in trunk. heater; really exceptional
condition; upholstery, finish. tires perfect
Butler Bonded; S641. Lee d. Butler, Inc
1l3. 18th st. NV
OLDSMOBILES. 1887. demonstrators and
company ofncial cars: real discount plus
liberal allowance on your old car. Pohanka
Service. 1925 Goth st. NV. District 9l41
OLDSMOBILE 1895 de luxe club sedan;
ed. Only So19; terms. EvanS-Palmer
N. Y. and Fla. aves. ne.
Evening star., 1937-10-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

PLYMOUTH de luxe 1884 coupe; almost-
new condition, rumble seat. Silver Flash
F.msr NJ s,srne nnd fs ;vs: s:r%s Evans
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe special sedan
6-passenger: excellent condition. Only
Si6S. Terms. Evsns-Palmer, N. Y. and
radio: heater, spotlight; bought January
Ior $3.50; sell S59O; no accidents: best
care. Emerson 1910.
PLYMOUTHs--1938 conv. coupe, black nm
Also !3) 1895 4-door touring sedsns: l
1886 2-door touring sedan. PRY MOTOR
CAR CO. Packard dealer. 5000 Conn.
PLYMOUTH 1894 sedan. . splendid car.
priced low for quick sale: clean and sound
and well kept; you viii have to act quickly
Lee d. Butler. Inc. 1l37 18th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1894 straisht-s coupe: new tires.
new brakes. = clean car throughout and is
in perfect mechanical condition: private
Potomac 231 5-J IA
PONTIAC 1880 custom coupe; rumble seat.
six wheels. ETC.; harness tan finish: looks
and runs fine. Only $40. Evans-Palmer,
N. Y. and Fla. syes. ne.
small down payment, bal. easy mo. terms
Mr.. Griffith. North O824. 6 to pm. Ib'
PONTIAC 1898 coupe; splendid straisht
spotlessly clean. black nnish, s very good
tires; S475. Wisconsin Motors. 29OI M
st. NV. West 2872
PONTIAC 1891 IS" sport coupe. sl45:
clean inside, rumble seat; smooth. quiet
motor; very attractive and economical to
drive; Pohanka Service. 1925 goth st. NV.
District 9I41.
PONTIAC 1885 cow. coupe; good top;
good running cond. beautiful maroon nm. /;
S315 cash. Dec. 539y. after 4 pm.
PONTIAC 1895 IS" 4-door sedan: bui.t-in
trunk: knee action. hydraulic brakes: thor
eughly clean and sound: good rubber: S495.
Rutledge OF HyattSville. As Md. ave. Green
wood 2412
PONTIAC 1886 six coupe; one owner: per-
feet throughout; terms. $500 New Hamp-
SHIRE ave. NV. Apt. 207.
STUDEBAKER 1884 Dictator" coach,
xa95. Very clean. Duke g. Otey Motor
Co, 1865 H st. ne. and 3ls-32O H st. ne.
STUDEBAKER 1894 de luxe Commander"
sedan. $3.50; six wheels. Duke d. Otey
Motor Co.. 1855 H st. ne. and 318-32O
III st. ne
Evening star., 1937-10-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER 1887 custom coupe. An
outstanding bargain for the smart buyer
Wno wants this years car, yet who would
also like to save first years depreciation.
rms coupe Is considered the best-looking
car car on the road by many. Equipped with
neater' All dual accessory group. heavy
fabric upholstery, beautiful. rich black
nnlsh with green stripe. Tires are hardly
worn. worn. .. You'll want It when you see and
convenient; Norris. Inc, 201S 14th st.
NV, Studebaker dealer. North 394g.
open evenings.
STUDEBAKER 1887 st. Regis sedan,
beautiful model with roOmy, built-in trunk
Planar suspension; heater ETC.: Butler
6onded. and Affords saving Of about $3.50;
our special price is S767. Lee ID. Butler
Inc, 1877 18th st. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1888 President coupe:
sleek. black model; l Of the smartest cars
economy; cost xl.2S3 new; had excep-
iionnl owner, name on request. Butler
Bonded, and bargain at S197. Lee D.
Butter. Inc, 1l37 18th st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1895 Dictator "6" cruising
sedan; exceptionally complete equipment.
including radio. over-drive, planar sus-
new General tires; cost new. 81 100. But,
Ter Bonded real bargain at S657. Lee
D. Butler Inc. 1137 18th st. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1898 Dictator IS" coupe;
stunning sport car; sleek. low hung; easy
riding, easy to handle; an exceptionally
economical car to operate. Butler Bonded
ADS1. Lee ID. Butler, Inc, 1877 18th
STUDEBAKER 1885 Dictator 80" sedan;
roomy. built-in trunk planar suspension; !;
de luxe equipment; built-in radio; car in
superb condition and is one of our best
buys. Butler Bonded: x4S1 Lee n Put-
Evening star., 1937-10-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

SIUOEbAkEH 1887 display cars and
demonstrators; 9 of these fine cars must be
We must clean out the 1887 models savings
up to $3.50. Act quickly IL interested.
Lee d. Butler. Inc. l13S Conn. ave.
Dlstrlct OllO.
STUDEBAKER 1887 cruising sedans: COM
pany official cars with extremely low
mileage: two of these perfect automobiles
for your choice; Hollywood beige or Glacier
built-in trunk: one with de luxe scces-
sorry group; recent price advances make
this an even better bargain; get behind the
wheel and learn Just why smart buyers
tunity to realize saving Of many dollars
oil either OF these nearly new automobiles.
See them at once: only two available;
convenient terms; new-car guarantee.
Norris, Inc, 201S 14th st. NV North
3949 Open evenings. Studebaker dealers
TERRAPLANE trunk sedan. 1895; with
elec: hand; driven "a 900 miles. A perfect
used automobile in every detail and must
be seen TO be appreciated; S395.. Car
No. I07. Guaranteed by Mandell Chev.
Co. 18th and Good Hope rd. Sc. Atlantic
44O2-O4. Phone us-we will bring this
car to you.
TERRAPLANE. 1882 coupe. with rumble
with wire wheels. The low price represents
large but generous saving on a small
interest all .Terraplane owners or ANY any
other smart buyer seeking value. S1s5;
terms made easy. See it now. H. b.
Leary, Jr., q Bros, new open-air show
room 1900 Wisconsin age. (cor. Albemarle
ST.. Potomac 3297. Open evenings.
WILLYS 1898 coupe: rumble seat: fne nm
@ ISn ana tires: Al mechanically: S165.
Rutledge Of Hyattsyille. Greenwood e412.
Evening star., 1937-10-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

ssSN SNsBs
WIILYs-S10O equity in new Willys ear
10, aot saie very reasonable. 500 9th st. ne.
TERRAPLANE 2-DOOR-1938.
Brown finish. dual horns, trunk snaca.
eIectric hand. etc, S525.
POSrTIVE GUARANTEE-CHOICE TERMS.
SkINKER MOTOR CO. INC
1216-2s Goth at M NV. Dist. 4s1o.
PLYMOUTH SEDAN-1937.
Gun metal finish, cloth interior. trunk.
nydraullc brakes. all-steel body; 1868
Sk!NKER MOTOR CO., INC,
-1216-2s Goth at M NV. Dist. 1910.
STUDE. "6' SEDAN-l934.
Blue finish, mohsir interior, steel body.
trunk. radio and heater; 1928.
SKINKER MOTOR CO.. INC
-1216-2s Goth at MNw. Dist. 1910.
PLYM. "P.D." SEDAN-1933.
Black finish. hydraulics. steel body, Tn.
famous de luxe six model S2s5.
SK!NKER MOTOR CO., INC,
-1216-2s goth at MNw. Dist. 4s1o.
OLDS IS" SEDAN-1934.
Blue finish. cloth interior: lots Of power
and room Big value at S425.
SklNkER MOTOR CO., INC,
-1216-2s goth at NJ NV. Dist 1910.
Evening star., 1937-10-14

CHEVROLET 1897 master de luxe 4-door
trunk sedan: black finish. knee action,
hydraulic brakes: driven little by one pri-
vate owner clean and sound as new
throuehout $3.50; guaranteed. Wisconsin
Motors. oqnl NJ st. NV West o912
Evening star., 1937-10-14

tires, all curtains; clean little car; 500:
q zeal buy; 81 down, S35O week: no en-
dorsers; bring $3.50 with you and get the
car. Logan tFordl, Sth and NJ stS NV.
I'LL lSth st. NV, 3540 14th st. NV. and
Evening star., 1937-10-14

CHEVROLET 1898 4-door sedan. II will
pay you to investigate this unusual auto
mobile; especially at this bargain figure.
Rich black finish. wire wheels. mohair
who is value conscious here is value in
economical transportation: S295: terms
considered. of course. H. B. Leary. Jr.. &
Bros, 1921 18th st. NV. Potomac 1900.
Omen evenings
Evening star., 1937-10-14

CHEVROLET. 1886 master sport sedan,
S4a5: the black finish is Just like new;
large built-in trunk. spotless inside fine
tires; you won't find nicer one in town.
Pohanka Service, 1l26 goth st. NV. Dis
trict DIAL
Evening star., 1937-10-14

CHEVROLET 1893 master coupe: perfect
mechan. condition; good tires etc; Mr..
Mays. owner will sacrifice. Sis. Truly
bargain. Accept small payment 3i23
Garfield st u W Cleveland oQnn
Evening star., 1937-10-14

CHEVROLET coach. 1886: driven 1921
miles: Can hardly be told from new; on
sale for three days only at S445. Terms.
Chev Co 18th and Good Hope I'd. Sc.
ATLANTIC 4402-04 Phone us-we will
bring the car to Won
Evening star., 1937-10-14

CHRYSLER 1897 sedans. 4-doorS with
trunks: company cars used very little for
display purposes only: tremendous dis
COUNT: full guarantee and service. Rut-
Ledge Chrysler. 4S Md ave- Hyattsvile.