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BEHIND THE SCENES
:, IN WASHINGTON
BY RODNEY BUTCHER

WASHINGTON. May OO.-Ii
~ Rep. Otha D. Wearin, New
Deal candidate. wins the Demo-
cratic senatorial nomination in
Iowa over Sen Guy Gillette, there
seems no question that President
Roosevelt will insist on holding
Congress in session until II gives
nm government reorganization
DILL such as the House recently
defeated.
That, at least, is the assurance
given by New Dealers interested
IN the Wearin campaign, who re-
gard the contest as more impor-
tant to the administration and its
policies than any other primary
TO date and are exerting them
selves accordingly,
Anti-New Dealers among Demo-
cratic senator's have been QUICK to
agree as to the significance of the
Wearin-Gillette battle, for the adj
ministnation's effort to defeat the
conservative Gillette is its FIRST
open attempt to pushaan. incum-
Dent Democrat out of the Senate,
The struggle to, make the Demo-
cratic party Roosevelt New Deal
party is now off in fun swing and
aVeryone is beginning to get onto
he fact.
The Iowa primary Is also, the
lrst occasion on, which, the
New Dealers have invaded, the
middle west in that struggle; and
The psychological effect of victory
or defeat it is admitted on both
'ides. should be enormous.
Alibis are: being prepared in adj
vance. however. Opponents Of the
administrations willis contsnd,4 III
Gillette is defeated. that he was
sWamped by political misuse of
WpA and other federal rnachinervl
And New Dealers already are
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might explain that there is real battle between
the Democrat organization and determined group
of "antis" led by Solicitor Zeb Nettes who IS OPP
posing A. Hall Johnston for superior court hdge,
We are not acquainted with the stnat9n IN
Polk, but the -Buneombe fight would Lead one to
believe that where heroic measures are deemed
the, politicians sti want absentee bal
lots and lots of them.-Hickory Record
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MISSING THE SIGNS

Men fail to heed the danger signs
AS they 60 on in life,
rms brings to them, and others,
|, too,
I Much grief and bitter strife.
A voice from out the unseen calls
Stop, think, my hayward child,
Can boastings come from out
your soul
Because of your last mile?
Think on your way, for just ahead
lhere are dangers now unseen
And Son there'll be no lamp of
Grace
Down in your soul to CLEAN.
Will God for'er your sins for
bear?
Will He not turn the tide?
viii you not reach the place, and
soon,
Where doomed men all abide :?
Can God your sin and shame for
get,
That flows q mighty flood,
Less they are put from out His
sight
Beneath the Savi0ur's blood.
Don't try to reach your Journeys
end
And not obey the signs,
For all who do are sure to miss
The land Of joy sublime.
This message may not stir your
soul,
1t may not reach your heart,
But hear Christ say come unto
Me,
Ye that from God depart.
BY Geo. d. Greer.
New iron and steel plants are
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LIFE DAY BY DAY
By WICKES WAMBOLDT

favor of that ring and what can
Nh Hopkins do for him? As long
as practical local politicians are
allowed to say who shall and who
shall not have WPA jobs, just so
long is all that talk from Washing
ton about preserving the inalien-
able voting rights of WPA workers
Just so much language.
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PLANTS BY MILLIONS: Nor

PLANTS BY MILLIONS: Nor
man Bitch, who has handled bill
lions Of plants in years, advertises
that he is now wholesaling by the
millions from his cabbage plant
farm on the corner of Fleming
and First.
Potato nomenclature here diff
fers from what is colloquial in
the eastern potato belt in this
State. Here, what is known as
the seed potato is there slip pota-
to. A potato sprout there is
pototo plant here. They knew
their potatoes there but their
terms were wrong, since "seed"
and "plants" are. the approved
terms, officially.
Did you ever plant or "set out"
potato plants, when the sun was
broiling hot? AS ijobs CO., that's
not such a hot job. And did you
every muddy the roots in dry
weather and plant in late after
noon, when the sun didn't shine
and gnats swarmed around in
hordes and bit ferociously, and
hands were too muddy to fight
them from around the neck and
ears? Those were the good old
farm days.
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m e e I l II * ana
made to vote for
the rings candi-
dates fol. t h e
precinct commit
tee.
"Those in IA
vor of our candi-
dates" the ring
chair m a n was
quoted as saying,
Twill step over
to this side and
be counted; those
opposed step to
the other side"
T h e ra d j o
speaker went on
to assure his lis
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-sz:e4I; JUNE }. \
PLEASANT GS5S

1 #: TT55H? :S:SsSS,1, c:IR55;T 5I.
picnic pier dinner a, ' q sa ;ss
day. - w. WiIso, ~
,., Mr.. and Mrs. +.
FAMILY Of StanlsS', Lee SaoL, /
end end wit with the iattes spent tie y
Rev. +. { 'I pfi.H Hamilton
'b 5sa 'S nj. bed e With nj ss.ss,
d.H S5t, and Mrs. ''BtG Si g "a
vi spent Ss y' o. Hend.I
me formers o., nsr (@y night \
''' :, w W. Orr. W !
., Mr.. and d; Mrs. sIsryi, , |
the t ,atter's par reS9t Sunday /
+. Hamilton. '>' Nr. and }
Miss Sylvia D.
Kathleen Orr. a banks and \
end with Mr.. s spent the !
Drake Of Charlo r,ta MIS- ID
Mrs. Henry GRAY ,,a |
yln' i, and Mrs. ]. II. wa Wa,@s
f a., Mr.. Cleveland Xi %I,ssl 4
is i'll. '@S' ffld.y \
Mr.. and Ms. Waltz. p |
tied Mr. and Mrs. P Pi,J, Ltq}
ton Sunday. '''''a'd y
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewv. n.
dalgher; Ann, Of HcS;g LEND VI |
visited VI Rev. and Mrs. 'CGDf e q
Sunday. w. l.. u
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WORSE THAN SYPHILIS

Well, the Congress of the Uni
ted States has just passed bill
authorizing the expenditure Of fiji
teen million dollars to assist the
States to stamp out certain social
diseases. But in the bill there is
no mention whatever Of the worst
of the social diseases-corrupt pol
itics
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THAT MYSTERY AGAIN

: The United States is committed by law to the
purchase Of silver in world markets until (a) the
price reaches $l.29 an ounce or until (b) 1t mas
on hand third as much silver as gold Cufrent
world price, after four years of indomitable BUY
ing, is less than 43 cents, q far cry from Sl.zS.
Current u, S. silver holdings, after the spending
Of millions of good hard dollars, nowhere near
approach a third of our gold holdings Tor the
simple reason that our gold holdings have con-
stanty increased. - "a: tn, =
And as for what we are going 40 win all
this expensive silver, now that we have got 1t and
are, still getting it, no. man. knows. No one pre-
tends to know, Seventy-one recognized economists
including such men, as Ayres- and Kemmerern have
found the contentious originally advanced IN be-
half of the slver.buying policyzto be demonstrabiy
I"invalid," and they have urged ITS apanaonment'
Senator Barley this week introduced a. bll to dis
continue silver purchases, except, of silver mined
in this country bys June 80, but this bill will get
nowhere And that's the curious parI Oh tne whole
silver. business, for while nobody can pc found to
Justify the policy. the government WON'T listen to
motions for it's epsali-Charlotte, News
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A JOB TO BE DONE

Ny attitude toward our kind OF
politics is what it would be to-
ward any dirty, communicating
mass am willing to hold my
nose and go to work to clean it
up. And that, | think, should be
the attitude of every citizen of
the United States.
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One Saturday. night cotton mill hoorer whom
Knew, was paying his grocery bill 1t made nies
hole in his pay envelope. Handing back the smail
change due the grocer said, well, you nave tnat
much left to put in the collection tomorrow
.'Doa't you worry about thas" replied the iaoorer'
~ took the Lords pay out first" He was just an
unlettered man. but ne had learned the great les
son of stewardship.-Mrs. S. J. Becker IN Sunday
School Times
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MOST OF 1T PREvENTABLE

Twenty-Five years ago had you
learned that somebody had been
injured or killed, you probably
would not have had the slightest
idea what caused the accident.
But today you would Immediately
think Of the automobile, and you
would likely be right! The motor
car has become this nations big
gest manner and killer. Last
years (, awful record is forty
thousand killed, one million two
hundred thousand hurt!
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POLITICAL PROPHECY:
"There'll be q hot time in the old
town" if Clarence Coston is as
good at political prophecy as he
is at soloing.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-06-03

Recently | heard a radio speak
er deploring the fact that WPA
workers in one community had
been put on the spot at precinct
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-06-03

RICH AS CREAM: The South
ern Dairy Products Journal says
the farm value of North Caro-
lina's milk and cream totals about
$20,000,000 ayear-or a $50 per-
cent increase in ten years. Some
class to Mrs. Bossy.
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UNO

UNO, June 3.-Miss ,Goldie
Lanning, has returned to Barber
ton, Ohio, where she holds a posi-
ton, after spending a few weeks
with her mother, Mrs. s. B. F.
Lanning., -. ~
Little. Phyllis Whitaker, who
has been staying with her sister,
Mrs. John DeWberEy and attend
ed school IN Macon, Ca, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Holbert call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hol-
bert, Sunday. :
Mr.. Marvin Pickens, of Brevard
CCC, spent the week end with
mother, Mrs. Sue Pickens.
Mrs. P. H. Foster and small
daughter, JOAN, who have been
visiting her mother, Mrs. w. d:
Greene, have returned home.
Quite a few from this commun-
ity attended the program at Ed
NEVILLE Methodist church. Every
one reported a good time.
Mr.. j. l.. Whitaker had as ,his
dinner guests on a recent Sun
day Mr.. and. MIS-. Carol Whit
aker and children. of Shelby, also
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Whitaker,
and children of Union. S. C.
~ ---T Z
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Tbere,s something suspicious about that story of
a dog being graduated from 'ne, husnpiiie' Ind,
HIGH school He, must have been teachers pet
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-06-03

The King. of England has become famed as a
artist. He can ohshge his clothes in
las, t;,os ths II takes France to change cabinets
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-06-03

Business .manners;,, The sucker who is spending
his money acts naughty, the smart guy who is get
ting it acts humble. ..,
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CONVENIENT RIDING: The

Greyhound lines, entice more dol
lars to Asheville' by establishing
a schedule of eight buses from
Hendersonville daily, but it is con-
venient for shoppers.
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EIpST nAHIIA. The

FIRST DAHLIA: The first dab
liza observed this season is along
side the yard of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Randall on Washington
street.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-06-03

An Italian, volcano. exploded the other day, but
the natives went right ON, about their business
Probably thought it was the Gzechs up north hold
ing their elections. -~ -. ,ta
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WOULD MAKE A DIFFERENCE

One could take far more inter
est in political speeches if one
could know that. the speakers
themselves believe what they say.
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TORONTO HAS Ropm D.,

TORONTO. Ont, Jun. , :
According to the T",,.'.
directory Robin Hood I, VITO :
DuhdaS street Fast.
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Great Britain owns ,ho,.
fourth Of all the land On N'' ...'
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More than 10000 cows COW. IN Cali.
fornia are known to shave produc-
ed forty pounds or more. of but
ter each in a month.
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New iron and steel plants are
being established in Brazil.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1888
BIBLE THOUGHT

PLENTY FOR THE COLLECTION
Reader to God the things that are S0f g
MARX l2:lO
The Washington times., 1938-05-11
BY Carl Anderson
BY Robert Storm
BY Lyman Young
BY Herman
BY EdWina

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE.

FOR sAL@2-sToRY BRICK 0ARAd1
or warehouse. detached, on alley corner.
II Losan Circle. North 1888.
FACTORY OR WAREHOUSE ON B. d o.
r., r.. between 4ethesda ana Rockville.
Md. opposite Confessional Airport, stu
ated on hard-surfaced road. y mile from
route $40; contains approximately &
acres. with large warehouse building and
small bungalow; suitable for watchmAn'a
livinE quarters. Easy terms for reliable
party or arm.
J. E. KELLY.
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Phone Sundays. Weekdays,
Rockyille 15.J. Rockville 203.
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FARMS WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY is INTERESTED IN
buying farm. preferably quarter section;
ton In MONTGOMERY County or or nearby Va.
Must be reasonable. Please give descrip-
ton. terms. etc. No agents. Box 3s1A.
Star.
buy farms. Write or call me at once CIV
ing full description price and location. If
y9 sh price Is rsht Ts nseye Te en- fn
D. MEAsEIL. 1887 Connecticut ave-. Wash
inRtnn. d C a.
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SEVERN RIVER SHOW PLACE

SEVERN RIVER SHOW PLACE
Must sacrifice lovely home on the
Severn, about SCOTT. frontage; modern
home. all conveniences; in the most ex-
elusive section on the river: cost about
$50 900; II sold Immediately will sacrifice,
Sl7.5O0. Box 2S3-Z. Star.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
(C0ntinund

l9EAUTTUL sUHDINd SITE, cHEvY
ton. very reasonable for cash. Box
2. 5 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS OF LAND
cnpto eon.d or ave and
and apartments. part zoned for group and
semi-detached houses and apartments;
Or aDartment DEVELOPMENT At risht price;
", ;. sewer. gas; electricity and bus serv-
4sss :So5 S: :.ss street and xn'sos's
wood building IL: nw 's sr 'c sasc 7th and Under
Corner ouesads and ssnd sts., Chevy
Chase. D. c.. at barsain: viii make two
:. row-house lots: 1872 feet wide. 4th
e. ne. near Rhode Island ave: paved
s ftEett AZ ImNREsvsmsnts , ss7S each
esI R.ade!eh asss' N aSs HsIE9 sfsl ave
NEAR ALEXANDRIA.
:se oEns5 ssyqt '9 IN .sa pfs
ciated. Mexandria 1898.
H11LCREsT-5Ox17O
Alabama ave- Sc EVENINGS ' Or sund., ' at.
ernoon. Lnc %n, 1000 1000, ~, ,rr
1s4s H g. ADfNF NV w. IEE bst. 1900.
BATTERY PARK,
2 lots 81 IT. by ITO f.; only $3.50 each.
E. M. FRY, INC,
Hampden Lane at Wis. Ave. Wis. gao.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.!
BUILDING LOTS-ARLINGTON COUNTY.
80 lots at $190 each: all wooded sewer
At property. Water within 1000 it.. ~
lots at 5000 each: water and sewer within
100 it. North Of Lee highway ga miles
from washington. N. c. HINES SONS
Walnut $500
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BEAUTIFULLY WOODED
lots in choice sections of Ar
lingtOn and Fairfax Counties.
Terms. Will finance and build
your home.
w. S. HOGE, JR.,
Wal. 7940. Eve, Wal. 9158.
ATTENTION BUILDERS.
Large number of lots suit
able for low and medium
priced homes. Priced right.
Good proposition for builder.
See Mr.. Walter,
B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 18th NV. Nat. 21OO.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

oxoN HILLS CHOICEST ACREAGE. $500
per acre: over 5 acres $500. Last chance
costa. b. c.. r. 2.
Q AND ACRE TRACTS ON NO. HIGH
way. near Washington; suitable residence.
tourist CAMP trailer camp. night club, or
most any kind Of business. Sold reasonable
and on reasonable terms. Box 52-A. Star
NEARBY MD.-41s ACRES.
BARGAIN at S275; $50 down, $40 per
month Call Walnut $3.50
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

RENT. SELL OR Trade BEDROOMS.
bath h.-w.h.. cleo. almost Ia-acre lot;
trees, apt rented; bus Y block. Wal. 1919
TRADE 1895 BUICK SEDAN FOR LOT IN
good location. Call Sunday or evenings
after &. Columbia ASST
WOULD YOU LIKE TO EXCHANGE YOUR
home as part payment on new home?
1 can offer you some very attractive propo-
Sltions. LESLIE .. MEASELL. Adams 1853.
1857 Connecticut ave. NV. WASHINGTON.
n 1850 "
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s sStiIa} lg3s club convertible coupe: 5000
s sfin miles WASHINGTON blue finish. pig
s n inferior; clean as q pin in every re-
S SPEC. Special $685.. AIS Motors Inc.
; S,G4 wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. Walnut
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
cHATTEL AMP sEcoND-TRUsT NOTES
purchased. 1-day service. BOB HOL.
LANDER. 1908 II st. NV.
CoNsoLIDATE YOUR BILLS; RIBUDdEr
reasonable rates-prompt and courteous
service. Loans on Enforcement real estate
or collateral. See PEOPLES MICE CORP
l3O6 h I. ave. NV. Decatur 5000.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
interest on hrst trust on improved D. c.
JfIsE I. HE1sKKLL. 111s EYE ST. NV.
QUICK LOANS. 1st AND End TRUSTS
Ior taxes, improvements or to pay bills:
smail payments COLONIAL INVESTMENT
CO. 1429 L st. NV. District $3.50. 12s
WE HAVE MONEY FOR FIRsT-MORT-
cage loans on improved property in or
within 10 miles Of the Distlict. Interest
A. prevailing rates. Prompt action. LOUIS
F; SHOEMAKER, 1918 K st. NV. Natl.
sECoND-TRysT LOANS NEGOTIATED
within four days. Money available for taxes
and f1rst-trust loans. Small monthly pay
ments. Reasonable rates. W. T. COTHERN,
BIB New York ave. NV. Natl. 7416. IL
QUICK End TRUST MONEY
LOW INTEREST RATES.
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STORES FOR RENT.
(Continued.) ,.
lunchroom, barber shop. beauty shop; rent
''.'' JOHN R. p1NKErT, INC.
1909 N. J. Ave. Dec. b61O.
COLLEGE PARK.
Large store. near university; suitable
Il Shar rent
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
3403 GA. AYE.-sToRE. KITCHEN m
rear; 5-room, bath apt. above; back porch;
building in back with Earage: new Delco
81 hp. .os nsR t,s.n
$3.50: you'll buy If you inspect same.
OWNER. 700 Quincy ST. NV.
DoWNToWN WAREHOUSE BLDG. 32xs0,
ON All 0 des Pree fsl s%su doNs
Bss II ~ If s: e $ ss:sSss
equipped; ine condition. doing good bust
srfs 5a On Roase
MRS. WALTER E. SEIZE. DARLINGTON, Nd.
SPECULATIVE COMMERCIAL Lot. 3s0x
with Good Hope rd. This new route is to
Southern Maryland. leads directly to Pa.
ave. is almost completed as 4-lane
concrete drive in the District and we
understand the contract has been let by
Maryland for their part, Priced below
value at SIS 600. Ask for Mr. Burch.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
17l9 K st. NV. National 1855.
DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL.
store sVe rms mr. and b.t s. .n NV ,b ground
any business or invest; priced under
SIC 900 to close estate. Call F. c. HEIGLE.
Natl. sSS2. Sunday. Woodley 9lO0.
VACANT-NEAR 2nd AND PA. AVE NV.
Brick BIDS 24x14O: 25-ft. side alley;
equip. for bakery; bargain.
3742 18th st. n.e.-7-room modern
house: large lot: suitable for stores; terms.
LLOYD R. TURNER, 500 9TH s.w.
100 FIT. BY 200 FIT. ON GRADE.
FACING THREE STREETS
R. R. SIDING. SOME BLDGS
PRICE. SIS 600 (TO CLOSE ESTATE.
L. w. GROOMES. 1910 EYE ST.
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FGHD 1880 rumble seat coupe; black nm
ISL lSh. tlreS like new. reconditioned motor
why walk when the down payment is
only 81? Ars Motors. Inc, 1914 Wilson
olVo. Arlington. Va. Walnut $3.50
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FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor trunk sedan.
attractive blue steel body smart broad
Slotn interior, custom built-in radio and
neater. tiptop motor fine tires; S3TS .
hammond Motors, 5000 Wis, ave, wis
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UNION AARKET-WAREHOU9 0Ox4O.
whole or part. with oflces or without. 1900
9TH 1t. ne.
EXCEL. FlREPROOP WAREHOUSE, DE-
Il exceptionally low rent. Pot 400.
OUT oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION. sUBURBs; Pc
can trees; Rock Hill, o. c.. on highway; lot
hlx91; reasonable. For Information, 400
BUNGALOW. garase. apt. rooms and bath:
palm tree on lot; all clear; for house in
p. 9. Call Adams O761.
SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON
Coral Cables. Fla. Z. L. BURTON, Gil
st. NV. National 1851.
NORTH MIAMI. FLA.-FURNIsHED COT
tsse containing living room. 2 bedrooms.
2O96.J.
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rOHD 1888 roadster: new finish and top
fesondltioned in every respect. sporty
Joo. compare our down payment of only
W. AIS Motors. Inc. 1924 Wilson blvd
Arlington. Va. Walnut 1890
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IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
small acreage equipped dairy or blue grass
coy home-convenient yet auiet-I have
$50 Of these places for sale. including some
nne Colonial estates. These properties are
and range from 10 acres to 5000 Most Of
them are within Is miles Of washington
Annandaie. Fairfax County Va at the end
Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandris
S69-J-1 Address Route s. Alexandria Va.
(Closed Sundays)
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FORD 1885 Tudor sedan. black finish with
green trim upholstery clean and unvorn'
smooth drumming VS. motor 5 good tires.
sturdy dependable; 1925 Hammond Motor
Co. 5000 Wisconsin ave- Wis f;55O.
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FORD 1887 cabriolet: leather Interior firSs
top. very clean; radio; one owner who gays
~ tne best OF care; Butler Bonded; reducefi.
to S495. Lee D. Butler. Inc. I1o1 SIsts
NV. Dlstrict 12IS or District al q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06

FORD 1894 Tudor and coupe. both clean.
ootn perform excellently: the coupe has
d la:i3 roadster. in splendid condition. A.
SI2o. Hammond Motors, 5000 Wisconsin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-06

FORD 800 Tudor; better than average:
reaSonaDle; private sale. Saur's. 300s