davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-01-05

but our aviation is 50 superior to any,
thing in Europe that even in their
third year they outclassed the best
planes Germany and Italy had a year
ago. But not now. The Germans and
Italians have better planes now than
the Russians.
1t will take Germany another three
years to get ready. In that period her
planes, tanks and guns should prove
definitely superior to anything the
Russians can build. Italian material
too, will be increasingly superior to
the Russian. The Japanese suffers
the same disadvantage as the Rus
sian and weakens himself in China.
In the event of German expansion
through Central Europe Russia must
decide whether to honor her obliga-
tions to France and Czechoslovakia.
But if her airplanes. tanks and field
guns-especially these last-are out
classed by German equipment. Russia
will not help the Czechs. When it
becomes increasingly clear that Russia
cannot fight beyond her frontiers her
inf1ence in international councils will
fade and her isolation become more
real.
Foreign Advisers Needed.
Russia weakens her offensive strik-
ing power every day that she keeps
out foreign technical advisers. 1 be-
lieve the Soviets will start bringing
in foreign engineers again Four con-
tracts for assistance are already being
discussed with American aviation
concerns. The Red army is so dissat-
isfied, moreover. with the trucks now
being manufactured in Russia that
Evening star., 1938-01-05

Of the Russian soldier today Is propa.
ganda work among the civilian popu-
lation. Korea, Manchuria and China
proper are ripe for such work. Able
Communist agitators backed by indig-
nant masses might cut Japan's COM
munication lines to pieces.
In the west the opportunity Is great
er. The Ukrsinians still remember
the German occupation, and Moscow
keeps 1t fresh in their minds. Po-
land is the country, however, in which
Germany and Russia probably would
clash. Poland's frontier with Russia Is
peopled by Galicians, Ukrainians
White Russians and Jews-exploited
minorities who would 60 Communist,
Russians claim, the moment one reg
iment Of Russian troops moves into
Poland.
Stalin's View on Capitalism.
'"The history Of old Russia" Sta
lin said In 1881. rs the history of de-
feats due to backwardness. She was
beaten by the Mongol khans. She
was beaten by the Turkish beys. She
was beaten by the Swedish feudal
barons. She was beaten by the Polish
Lithuanian squires. She was beaten
by the Anglo-French capitalists. She
was beaten by the Japanese barons.
= They beat her. saying: You
are abundant-so we can enrich our
selves at your expense They beat
her, saying: You are poor and help
less-so you can be beaten and plum
dered with impunity.' Such Is the
law Of capitalism-to beat the back
ward ard the weak. The jungle law Of
capitalism. You are backward, you
are weak, so you are wrong, hence you
can be beaten and enslaved."
This explains Stalin's willingness
to sacrifice all to the army. The sac
rifice is cruel, but the army is good.
I do not believe that any army is
going to strike Russia again with i'm
punity.
Copyright. 1898. by the Chicago Daily
News)
Evening star., 1938-01-05

feelers are being put out for foreign
help them on artillery as well. Never
theless, their relative superiority in
weapons should decrease from now on.
Critics cite a third weakness which,
I think, is without foundation. They
talk of separatist movements among
border regions. Only in the Ukraine
has there been any organized foreign
activity, and there it has met with
small success. Moscow has seen to it,
moreover, that frontier armies are OF
other nationalities.
The essential problem is that Russia
grows weaker on the offensive. But If
this is so, God help the foe who is
tempted to invade her vast steppes.
She still has Gen. Winter, who de-
feated even the mighty Napoleon.
And she has new weapon which may
prove the best weapon of all-propa-
ganda.
Outclasses Japan in Field.
Suppose Japan attacks Russia
There is good chance that the Rus
slams will completely outclass the jap
anese in the field. In years of fight
ing against the Chinese the armies Of
Nippon have never enjoyed such swift
or sweeping victories as that Of the
Russians in 1929 when they swept
down into Manchuria, their small
army clicking as smoothly as a lawn
mower
But suppose the Russians do not win
the first advantages which their mobile
Far Eastern army and its allied force
in Outer Mongolia should give them.
One of the first things in the training
Evening star., 1938-01-05
imports totaled a2,s7s,2o,,o 900, IN in

imports totaled 92,s7S, S,2o7, 900. IN in
crease Of tes7, III 900, or 81 per cent.
Discussing the results in South At
lantic and Gull Coast districts, the
statement said:
South Atlantic customs districts,
including the ports Of Baltimore, Nor
folk, Charleston and Savannah, In
creased their aggregate exports during
the first 10 months of 1887 to 1884,
269. 900; exports for the same period Of
1885 were valued at $181 ,028, 900.
THE largest increase In exports In
this group OF ports was that recorded
BY Baltimore; 1887 exports from this
port were valued at $84, ,757, 600, an in
crease Of more than $50 per cent over
the 1885 exports of $50, ,928, 900. .Simi-
larry imports into South Atlantic dis.
tricts showed q substantial increase
from Sl2l ,087 900 In 10 months Of
1885 to $163, ,os5, 900 In the same period
Of 1887"
Evening star., 1938-01-05
By JOHN +. whitaker,

Chicago Daily News Correspondent.
MOsCOW-The Red army is for
midable In numbers, fairly we'll trained
and fairly we'll equipped. The purge
has not brought the collapse which
was predicted, but rather increases
mass morale, which heretofore has
crippled one czarist army after an
other. There remain two obstacles,
however. either one of which may
prove the undoing of Comrade Stalin's
efforts.
The first is supply and communica-
lions. The first and second flve-year
plans have industrialized Russia, but
productive capacity still lags woefully
behind. Twice as many Russian work.
ers still produce half as much as
Americans. Distribution is far from
being solved; even in peacetime the
railways cannot do their job. and there
are daily arrests and executions for
sabotage"
One Of the best qualified observers
told this correspondent two years ago
that he did not believe that Russia
could maintain supply on either front
past the third month of war.
Many Improvements Recently.
Much has been done. however, in
the last two years. The Trans-Si-
berian Railway has been double
tracked, the completion of the Turksib
gives rail link between Siberia and
Russian Central Asia. and highways
near both fronts are being built with
forced labor. More important, how
ever, has been the decision to make the
eastern and western commands inde-
pendent
The Far Eastern Army has not only
vast supply dumps and collective
farms, but its own factories in Siberia
and the Urals. The two Far Eastern
armies based at Khabrovsk and Chita
and the swift, hard-hitting expedi-
tionary force which undoubtedly is
based at Ulan Bator, the capital OF
Outer Mongolia, hope to be inde-
pendent of the West in troop reserves,
munitions and foods.
The second weakness is less obvious.
The machine came late to the Rus
sian. The American who learned to
drive an automobile when he could
hardly see over the steering wheel
drives better than his father, who
learned when he was a grown man.
The Russian has learned to drive we'll,
despite this handicap and makes an
excellent air pilot He has not mas
tered the development of machines,
however. He can copy a machine,
but he does not adapt, improve or in
vent as we'll as the German or Italian,
Russian Planes Lag.
Thus in the first year of the Spanish
war the Russian airplanes outclassed
all others there. The Russian bomb
ers and fighters were built on Amer
ican patents. These patents can be
sold abroad only after our own air
forces have had them for two years,
Evening star., 1938-01-05
Prison Strike Fooled.

: RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. S LP).-Nine-
teen convicts who, penal officials said,
threatened to lead a sit-down strike
at Caledonia Prison Farm were
brought here last night and placed
in solitary confinement cells at Gen.
tral Prison.
Oscar Pitts. superintendent Of pris-
oners, said the men had planned the
strike in protest Of the farm work
they were required to do
Evening star., 1938-01-05
PORTS PROSPEROUS
IN 1887, HULL SAYS
Secretary Gives Part Of Credit
for Revival Of Business to
Trade Pacts.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Secretary Hull, in . statement yes
terday, said 1887 was . prosperous
year for American ports because Of the
revival Of foreign trade. This revival,
he said, was partly due to trade agree
ments.
The Secretary Of Stale said United
States exports for the first II months
Of 1897 amounted to $3,02s s,s72 900, an
increase Of $500, ,s94, 900, or 3e per cent,
over the same period Of 1896, while
Evening star., 1938-01-05

Shopn here are fue generations of the Hayden family
Ihe .gandmother MS Sarah Haydon 81 stand
sanding ner to her, Seated Mrs daughter,
Nellie Le1DiS 49, and Mrs. Then1a Cogh the
Le hod,ng in & her lap her Leiois Ward
County, Va Ohere her Din sister Mrs Julia
and great great grandchld
TWo Zeb and HoUard residents of Washington
rhile third, Robert ues In Hyattsve Coghiu
in Alexandria. ~ '
Evening star., 1938-01-05
RED ARMY LACKS
SUPPLY SYSTEM
Production Still Lags and
Distribution Is Far From
Being Solved.

what is happening In purge
stricken Russia these days? The
Chicago Daily Ne,Ds sent one Of its
most experienced observers to Rus
sto to drsWer this and other tHtdl
questions. HIS findings are set
forth in q series of articles, of
Dhtch this is the ftth.)
Evening star., 1938-11-14

FORD 1888 Tudor sedan; motor recondi-
toned new paint. seat covers. Guaranteed
by Mckee service; reduced 20 Sis. Nc
Evening star., 1938-11-14

FORD 1897 convertible cabriolet, gull gray;
radio. heater. first-class condition. fully
guaranteed: S469 Logan Motors. 18th
and NJ sts. NV. Dist. $500. Ford dealerl
FORD 1895 Tudor de luxe beautiful gray
finish. clean interior 1nJj I perfect tires tn motor
ments on balance. Call Mr.. Thompson
Natl. $3.50. Hill G. Tibbitts lila Vermont
ave. n W.
s9HD saS Leo Lee s0 suteP ifo a l05 ast e 1aie
District 1918. Open ewes. and Sundays.
FORD 1887 Tudor touring sedan; built-in
trunk; here's car that cannot be told
from new. Butler Bonded; Priced $50
qnaer the market D,stEict s435 Les D. Butler
FORD 1885 business coupe; powerful and
spotless interior. Ideal car for sales work
aIst NV. District 12is Open evenings
FORD 1896 de luxe town sedan reduced
to 1897: motor. paint. tires and general
condition far above be, . the average Lee p
I3is. open evenings and Sundays
FORD 1887 Fordor sedan, black finish is
Just like new. spotless inside, tires like
new You won't find a nicer one in town.
1885. Pohanka Service 1926 Goth st. NV.
District DIAL.
FORD 1888 Tudor the black finish is Just
like new perfect tires clean inside. good
motor; you won't find nicer one; Sl15.
Pohanka Service. 1925 goth st. NV.
District 9141.
FORD 1894 Tudor black finish. clean up
holstery perfect motor. all tires like new:
I'll ffd Sod yGH %Sss as4.he. IS 81 b..s TusSs
E f5bltss Ssn MI Ssasaa Ss4moa AVE. AVE. S''0
Evening star., 1938-11-14

OLDSMOBILE 1887 5-passenger touring
sedan. 8 cylinder; gray finish; this is one
Of those unusually clean cars. 1t has
c. Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co. l222
22nd st. NV. Natl. 5000 Open Sun.
and eve
Evening star., 1938-11-14

FORD 1896 coupe; thoroughly recondltion-
ed by Mckee service and guaranteed radio.
heater and seat covers: truly fine
car: reduced to S245 Mckee Studebaker,
G1d0 Wisconsin ave. Wis. 616t.
Evening star., 1938-11-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER e3o Dictator custom coupe.
attractive all-steel body, finished in olive
sesn oqs aad BY by0Ss Mke.
duced to s495. Mckee studebaker. e70o
Wisconsin ave, Wis. 6767.
STUDEBAKER 1885 President cruising Sc
rubber excellent; reduced to 1895 and
stS5 stga.0akeT, 500 Wisconsin ave. Wis:
sTUDEBAKER 1875 custom sedan; dandy
motor. very good rubber; economical family
trlct m iefs. open as evenings .1 and 81 Sunday i
sTUDEBAKER 1888 Dictator 4-door trunk
sedan; motor Thoroughly, checked in our
own shops and is excellent very good
anteed by Mckee service; reduced to
s4s5. IN. Mckee studebaker, $500 Wisconsin
sTUDEBAKER 1887 Dictator cruising Sc
s5a Butter Bonded fe. D. sa,Ier Hpsso 1ne
evenings event lss and rs Sundays D1s'r''' 1918 Open
TERRAPLANE 1895 touring sedan built By
aeason eIes5 in,de Motor nd Co o, Rask excsp.onay
TERRAPLANE 1897 de luxe coach. private
owner, radio and heater. Al condition
2OO5 Naylor I'd. Sc.
WILLYs 1898 de luxe 4-door trunk sedan;
heater etc: driven only 1000 miles; sacri-
nee. $3.50. Owner. Col. 2075. Dealer.
WILLYS de luxe coupe, like new: low mile
age: economical operation Owners report
30 miles per SALON A fine car reduced to
1887. Butler Bonded Lee D. Butler, Inc.
li2l 2lst NV. District 1918. Open eve
nings and Sundays
IF YOU CAN PAY $50 per month and have
q car to trade REGARDLESS Of year or condi-
tlon can put you into modern up-to-
| minute reconditioned and guaranteed 1885
rord sedan, See me at once Warren
ave or call National $3.50.
AUTO PARTS any make car Washington's
largest auto wreckers. Every part guar
anteed to Mt or money back. Glass in
and Fla. ave. ne Dist 1910. Open
Evening star., 1938-11-14
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

R84hD or s3ysn5sf zense AD'HSTMENG
tice is hereby given that a public hear
ing will be held by the Board of Zonng
Adjustment in Room 800 District Building.
BEGINNING at 1000 am. Wednesday, No
sidering appeals pc filed under the provisions
1898 public No. 6S4. 18th Congressj
entitled An Act providing for the zoning
OF the District of Columbia and the reeu-
lation OF the location. height. bulk. and
uses OF buildings and other structures. and
5r,fs Of the uses Of land in the District Of CO;
Regulations promulgated Hereunder to
wit: "a. Appeal of the Brentwood Develop
ment Corporation for a variance to permit
the installation of bowling alleys in pro-
posed building on parcel 143i45. square
3934. said alleys to be located less than
200 feet from residential district %.
Appeal OF Harry Tinter for permission to
grocery store to a dry goods store at the
southeast corner of 9TH and Streets NE.
lot 80. square S6S. % Appeal of Joseph
Walker Tor a variance to permit the con-
Structlon OF a rear one-Story addition to
the eSs dweIling on lot SO, square 2::6, known
Madeline M. Savage for variance to COM
plete construction Of rear two-story
addition to the dwelling on lot los square
1853. known as 1902 Massachusetts Ave-
nue. SE. 2s. Appeal of John w. Lyles: ct
al for permission to establish a gasoline
'os,t.s 800 SOL sSs sSs ss,I. snd 500 square 3ss
coE: HAIRY BLAKE. JOHN r. LAPHAM
JOHN NolEN, Jr.. HUGH P. DRAM. Board
OF zoning Adjustment, District Of Columbia.
Evening star., 1938-11-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD 1885 Tudor; 5000 So. .25 down. 81:
sas bs aan hsSa Motor SS 1sth and
FORD 1895 de luxe Fordor trunk sedan.
black. $500, $50 down balance $21 month
Logan Motors, 3540 14th st. NV. Dist
EoRD Ee4s laa6 q luxe S Tudor trunk sedan
carefglly ,d11 by a high Govt: oflcial; s3sa
Logan Lesa Motors. 354o 14th st. NV. Dist.
GRAHAM 1892 Blue Streak sedan extra
St. NV. Dist. 1851
LAFAYETTE 1885 brougham: roomy .
large trunk very economical motor. fine
rubber. very. clean: this is fine little
Ca car Mc9s. [edueed to s3lS and guaranteed
5000 Wisconsin ave wis e7s7.
LA SALE 1898 5-passenser touring Sc
spotless interior. This CadIllac-built car
1922 "2nd st. NV. Natl. $500. Open
LA SALE 1897 5-passenser, 4-door tour
sas had fs sss eoxsFs ssr. ssa4 sS he
N crDs sd6 c'dss opsn Gs Sun Ias sa
da dark green nsh tires
perfect motor. new-car appearance. radio.
heater. Trade your 1898 Chew Ford
plymouth or DodEe pay only S25 month.
Bargain price OF $775. Call Mr.. Blessing
National 1850. Hill d. Tibbitts. 1114
Vermont ave.
NASH 1886 4-door sedan; o. K motor; fine
rubber very clean interior. Splendid fam
lily car, reduced to S297. Lee D. Butler
Inc. ll2l 2lst NV. District 1918. Open
evenings and Sundays.
OLDSMOBILE 1888 touring sedan. eco
nomical s-cylinder, finished in Jet black,
S345: truly a bargain. PACKARD. gath
and N sts. Republic O145.
OLDSMOBILE 1887 "6" touring sedan,
original finish low mileage one owner
very clean. like new: drive in safety this
winter in this practically new car; low
price at S615. PACKARD, Gath and N
sts. NV. Republic O145.
OLDSMOBILE 1887 5-passenger touring
OF those unusually clean cars 1t has
always had the best of care; S625. c. C.
ol ra
Evening star., 1938-11-14
HOUSES FOR SALE.
FASTEST SELLING HOMES
TN GLOVER PARK

IN GLOVER PARK.
ssss oossEKvATokY Fl. Nv
SSs6chEM ssso chsHLs55 ss5Gk MoNfMhY NHMMtYs'
rooms, : baths. recreation room, with
street fs.lsnfs' sARRs RAHEr9 Aai?i aees 60, INC.
Dist: 1911 or Clev. 95l7 to Pm
713 A ST. Sc.
sath sspns sep p9rsh M
nfe M 6o yard r4c.a II s sssce 0nsen a4 aaea
CAPfTAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
a25 New York Ave-. Hsel!StS S'W. Natl. s7a7.
6816 PINEY BRANCH, RD.
Located in Washinstons Best Residential
,o,.,r Section ,x,..
very ytrs.t lar recreation na room finished attic;
This home is an outstandine buy; modern
to the last word See this home. COM
a. s Ts IS IN You 'aa ~. ooy
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC.
1921 ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
,,,6 rooms, brick: l bath; !. Law, basement;
SCREENED @ breakfast room. recreation room.
So. 500.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Realtors
90 New York Ave NV Natl q791.
COLORED- PROPERTY ON
10th. near K NV; suitable for colored
doctor or dentist: owner disabled needs
cash. Bargain. Call D. RIFKIND. 7lO
l4th st. NV. bet. $3.50 and IL am. Is"
COLORED-G1RARD ST. N.E-7-ROoM
frame house with m lot 5OylSO
you want a large house at real sacri-
nee; act now. Price, S495O. With small
cash payment required.
JOHN QUINN CO., INC,
I04 18th ST NV Dist Mas
Evening star., 1938-11-14
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(ContinuedD

ARLINGTON, VA.
IL minutes from White House.
New Brick Homes In LEE VILLAGE
per month includes interest, principal,
taxes ss.. and insuranes, on F; H; 4, plan.
nished by The Hecht Co and open for
your inspection daily from 10 am. to 8
pm.
To reach drive over Lincoln Memorial
Bridge and out Lee blvd to Glebe I'd, turn
left to 9th st. and LEE VILLAGE.
JUDSON REAMY,
112G North Irving St., Arlington Va,
Phone Walnut 1910
Evening star., 1938-11-14

PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe 4-door trunk
only 400 miles; new title and guarantee
low down payment or trade. See MI Can
non Finance Co.. 2ond and SITS. NV.
District S6S1
Evening star., 1938-11-14

PONTIAC 1888 4-door sedan compare
this fine car with any car in town for
thousands of miles of carefree service.
Mckee Studebaker, 600 Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1938-11-14

PACKARD 1887 5-passenRer 4-door tour
ing sedan, l20-C; blue finish ali sood
tres. Spotless interior. splendid motor
YOU Will md this very clean car: S645
{, c. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co
~, 22nd ST. NV. Natl. $500. Open Sun.
and ~
Evening star., 1938-11-14
AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY.
ADAM A. WESCHLER g. SON. Auctlonecrs

AoDhI
ADAM A. WEscHLER d SON, Auctioneers
SSEAME S{ pMEE55SG @ u No d:I NEWfoN IsSf6S
NJ BY virtue OF certain deed of trust, re.
cor c6sded az IN Llber 69os At folio al one Of
payment of the debt thereby secured, and
ar me Teaqest Of the parry secured the
MoNbAY The FoWRTEENTR tSi5f II M RfeSYS' BAY OF oi
3 oooYEMRER ooYGHR 1921 AT At FOUR -FOUR THIRTY
situate and being in the District of Co
inmba IL s,a. and described as part Of ~ %
Pleasant Plains; as per plat Recorded
in NJ. the ottce Of the surveyor, for the Dis.
at folio 50. and described as follows: Be
ginning Tor the same on the north line Of
newton pl at point distant o5":i feet
east OF the southwest corner OF said lot
ana running thence east along said Newton
pl 1925 feet: thence north 100 feet to the
rear rear Inc IN Of said lot; thence west along said
lne l3So feet TO partition wall; thence
south along said partition wall 100 feet
to Newton pl. and the place of beginning;
Terms OF sale: $4,000 cash cas- ''a and ID the
balance payable $4,000 a month from the
day of sale, including interest at the rate
truss on the property sold. or ali cash
ssnnae a. the option o Of he d purchase The cash
acceptance of bid. Examination Of title,
eonseyancIng' eons a, notary fees recording, rev
purchaser. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days from the day OF sale,
otneerWise deposit may be forfeited or
without forfeitins deposit the trustees NAV
aVail themselves OF any legal or equ!. bile
rights assinst Hii n the 80 Edetsu,,ng pMrchase-.
aAhfE sHAREFS : hAGkGbEF' Z GMAG5HPEF'
no2 5s1o,l4 Trustees.
Evening star., 1938-11-14

ing sedan; Il cylinders. black paint fne
clean upholstery. all GOOD tires splendid
motor Our price certainly is right on this
car S625. c. c. c. guaranty. Capitol
Caolllac Co. %" 22nd st. NV. Natl,
Evening star., 1938-11-14

PLYMOUTH 1887 sport coupe; rumble
seat built-in radio. $4,000. miles black
finish Immaculate. runs fine. excellent
tires S495; Pohanka Service. 1928 goth
st NV. District 9l4l
Evening star., 1938-11-14

ored Quick acton No commission & sion
1926 VT. ave E. A. GARVEY. oEa5os Dist. 45os
Eve. and Sun Geo $500
CASH BUYERS. HOUSES. INVEsTMENTs
Adams 1855 or Mail 1435 Meridian NV
IN BUSINESS SINCE 1919.
/ will pay cash for your D. C.. property.
white or colored. G. 6. DUTY 1924 Yer.
mont ave National 44s2.
CASH FOR HOUSES
Any kind. GOOD or bad condition. Met
2025. DAVID E BARRY, 1907 st.
Evening star., 1938-11-14

PACKARD 1888 5-passenger touring Sc
Dan model 1904: 6 disc wheels, LARGE
trunk black hnish additional opera seat,
tIunk rack. radio and heater. This is one
OF those unusual cars: certainly priced low
at 81 395: C.. c. c.. guaranty Capitol
Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd st nv NatI
,33OU Opep Sun and oy.
Evening star., 1938-11-14

PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan lustrous jet-black finish spotless
mohalr upholstery. very low mileage ex-
that shows exceptional care: fully guar
anteed: liberal trade and terms: priced right
at only S549. CoaSt-In. Inc 4th and Fla
ave u All 1DQu One, eres ord S,.r,
Evening star., 1938-11-14

| PONTIAC 1885 4-door trunk sedan:
equipped with radio and heater: S4a5:
fully guaranteed. Barnes Motors. 1929
Evening star., 1938-11-14

PONTIAC 1897 touring sedan; radio and
heater. fine motor. excellent rubber. very
clean. fine family car: reduced to S591
Lee D. Butler Inc. 112l 21st NV. District
12lS. Open eve. and SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1938-11-14

STUDEBAKER 1884 cruising sedan; eco
nomical 6-cylnder fine rubber. very clean;
low price at S221. Lee D. Butler Inc,
1l2l 2lst NV. District 1918. Open eve.
and SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1938-11-14

PLYMOUTH 1886 4-door trunk de luxe
sedan. bring in your 1898 Plymouth and
pay Us only $3.50 per month we will
pay on balance due on your old car, Hurry
Thompson. Natl $3.50 Hill g. Tibbitts
Evening star., 1938-11-14

PACKARD 1888 model 120-B touring
sedan. large trunk. jet-black fnish, motor
duced to S595. Republic Auto Sales
Packard dealer. 6911 Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1938-11-14

PONTIAC 1898 convertible sedan: beautiful
beige color; wheels, large trunk compart-
ment; radio. heater chrome wheel trims:
an exceptional special car at big savings;
was 200. now S1.150. Arcade Pontiac,
14l9 Irving st NV Adams O515
Evening star., 1938-11-14

PLYMOUTH 1887 touring sedan. excellent
foatlne power engine hydraulic brakes
original finish spotless interior. economical
family car: reduced to $685. PACKARD.
"4th and SIS. NV. Republic O145
PLYMOUTH 1885 4.door sedan; excel
lent foating-power engine hydraulic
brakes, very clean, good rubber; eco
romical operation: reduced to 1925 and
Studebaker. 900 Wisconsin ave Wis.
W 80
Evening star., 1938-11-14

DODGE 1888 touring sedan: radio beaull-
full original dark green finish: very low
mileage, car that shows exceptional care
ana one that Will please the most exactlng
buyer. Offered at, a tremendous savings.
July guaranteed: liberal trade and terms.
CoaSt-ln. Inc ith and Fla ave. ne All.
L!NN- Open ewes and Sunday
Evening star., 1938-11-14

PACKARD 1897 IS" touring sedan orig
inal finish. 4 new tires radio and heater;
| special for today only S125 Republic
Auto Sales packard dealer. e9l1 WIS. ave.
Evening star., 1938-11-14

PONTIAC 1887 IS" touring coach, excel
lent green nnish. low mileage. new-car
appearance and performance in every
detail; reduced to S635 PACKARD. oath
and N SITS. Republic O145