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The times-news., 1938-09-22
CAST OF CHARACTERS

CAST OF CHARAC EKS
PATRICIA McGRAW-heroine.
She faced choice between the
Law and love.
LARRY KENT hero. He faced
an even greater decision.
TOM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
He awaited the processes of the
law.
Yesterday: Larry appears in
new car; hints Pat could influence
traffic court officers.
CHAPTER VII
Enveloped in one Of her moth
cr's big aprons Pat added anoth-
er place at the table; made an
extra salad, sliced Mrs. McGraw'S
rich. moist chocolate fudge cake
on a best plate--company touches
since Larry had accepted the IN
vitation to stay for dinner
Even while she hurried around
the warm Kitchen shifting the tam
talizinr odorS Of cooking food.
listening 10 the voices OF the boys
discussing the latest automotivc
news with Larry. broken frag-
mentS Of her owu conversation
with him on the way home kept
The times-news., 1938-09-22
Hendersonpille, Route 2


HENDERSONVILLE, Route =,
Sept. 22.-Mr. Robert Newman
spent the weekend with his sis
ter, Mrs. G. W. Walker.
Thurman LYDIA and Clifford
OwcnSgy visited their cousin, La
Faycttc Brown, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Stcpp of
Dana visited the lattcr's mother,
Mrs. Sue Pace, of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Walker
spent Sunday with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Wal
kcr, of Ashevillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Brown
was the supper guest of the lat
tcr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ley Rhodes, Sunday night.
The times-news., 1938-09-22
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have reported to the coach. Miss
Walker; therefore, there are
many substitutes this year. The
schedule up 10 date has not been
made.
The times-news., 1938-09-22

Uruguay will permit the ship
ping Of only 5000 tons Of pota-
toes out of the country this year.
The times-news., 1938-09-22

i nc clliOllilcHI IIllS AS''l III WV
high school is APO pupils where
as last year there were only 300
students. A large freshman class
was the cause of the increase IN
enrolment.
SCHOOL PAPER CHANGED
The school paper, "Thc Red and
White" is being changed. Instead
of the juniors having charge, it
was decided that the whole stu
dent body assist in the publica-
ton.
FOOTBALL GAME FRIDAY
Football has started at the high
school with Il boom. Thirty boys
have reported to practice under
the supervision of Coaches Stcph-
ems and Mills. This Friday will be
the opening game of the season
for the Bearcats, who will play
Biltmorc High on their local ath-
letic field. Last year the Bcarcats
won over Biltmorc II to .. A
close game is expected. as both
teams are anxious to win their
opening games. A large crowd is
expected to witness the battle.
The schedule after Fridays game
includes the following: Septcm-
Der 80, Mars Hill high, here: Oc-
tobcr 7, Swannanoa, there; Oc-
tobcr II. Marion high, there; Oc-
tober 81. Tryon, there; October
rs, Wayncsville high, here; No
vcmbcr i, Canton, there; Novcm-
Der II, Brcvard, here; November
IS, Marshall, here; and post
season game will be played with
some South Carolina team on
their soil.
SOCCER STARTED
The high school soccer team
has started practice. This team
practices every day on the new
field near the high school athletic
field. A large number Of girls
The times-news., 1938-09-22

Maximum tcmpcraturc-65 de-
grces. Minimum-46 degrees.
Mean-55.5 degrees.
Days rangc-l9 degrees.
Normal mean temperature for
Septcmber-6G.9 degrees.
Rainfall to date-3.0l inches.
Normal rainfall-5.04 inches.
The times-news., 1938-09-22
By FRED KANTROWITZ

The enrolment this year in the
nigh school is APO pupils where
as last year there were only 800
students. A large freshman class
was the cause of the increase in
Evening star., 1938-06-03
Wound Turns
DetectiUe to
LaU Career

James E. Kenney, retired detective
sergeant Of the police force, owes his
inclusion among the 200 persons to
receive law degrees from Columbus
University Thursday to the mistake
Of fellow ofIicer who shot him in
the arm on June night three years
ago.
Mr.. Kenney was on duty at head
quarters that night when he was dis.
patched to investigate housebreak-
ing at an apartment house at Elev-
enth and N. streets NV.
He was moving down the dimly lit
corridor when patrolman from No.
2 precinct, entering the building on
the same case, mistook him for the
reported prowler and opened fire.
The shot shattered two bones in
Mr.. Kenney's elbow, severing the
nerves controlling the wrist and hand
and he emerged from the hospital
month later with a disabled limb.
He was retired on pension.
Although he was then 33 years old,
Mr.. Kenney enrolled in the law school
at Columbus the following Septem-
ber and is being graduated this month
with honors. He lives at 3347 Eight
eenth street NV, and plans to open
law Offices in the District on admis-
sion to the bar.
Evening star., 1938-06-03
20 TO GET DEGREES
AT GALLAUDET RITES
Representative Voorhis Will Be
Principal Speaker at Exercises
Tomorrow Afternoon.

Twenty students at Gallaudet Col
lege will receive degrees at the seventy
fourth final exercises tomorrow at 4
pm.
In addition, two honorary degrees
will be awarded. One will go to How
ard Leslie Terry of California, a
former student at the college, who will
receive the master of letters degree,
and the other to fellow Californian,
Winfield Scott Runde, formerly a
member of the faculty of the Califor-
MIA School for the Deaf.
The address to the graduates will be
given by Representative Voorhis of
California.
Student orations will be given by
Vivian Byars Of Mississippi and Ethel
koob of New York. Norman Brown of
Arkansas will give the valedictory.
Evening star., 1938-06-03
SERIOUS CHARGE
HOLDS TW0IN JAIL
Contractor and EmpIoye Are
Accused of Contributing
to Girls Delinquency.
BY stat, correspondent Of The star.

BY Stan Correspondent OF The Star.
EAST RIVERDALE, Md, June 3d.
A 60-year-old contractor and one Of
his employees are being held in Hy-
attsyille Jail today under $4,000 bond
each on charge of contributing to
the delinquency Of minor after the
former allegedly attempted to effect
marriage between his employs and
a l5-year-old schoolgirl who has been
missing from her home here since
Tuesday. VI
The contractor, James r. Russell,
was arrested yesterday by Pvt. Rich
ard A. Pearson of the Prince Georges
County police force and State Police
Corpl. j. F. Blackstone on a warrant
sworn out by the father of the girl.
The warrant also named Herbert
Street, 20, of Brentwood, who was ar
rested later at his home.
At the same time police began a
widespread search for the girl, Florida
Agnes Hennen, at the request Of her
father, Gilbert Hennen, AZ, who stated
his daughter had been away from
home since Tuesday. Police said Rus
sell told them he had given the girl
money to visit her relatives in Cum
berland. but she could not be located
there, Officer Pearson said.
The policeman said Russell said he
made two efforts to have the girl and
Street marry, but the latter had re-
fused to 60 through with the cere-
mony. Her father also has objected
to the marriage, Mr.. Pearson said.
The ofncer also quoted Street as
saying after his arrest, Il didn't want
to have anything to do with the girl"
The contractor told police he made
one attempt to have the couple marry
when he saw the girl on her way to
school Tuesday morning, and drove
her to Streets home. He said he saw
her again the next day in Mount
Rainier and again drove her to Streets
residence. 't
Both times he met with a refusal
on the part Of the youth, police we're
told.
Evening star., 1938-06-03
A. u. WILL CONFER
HONORARY DEGREES
DR.. Gray Announces Deviation
From Usual Custom at
Commencement,

Deviating from its custom of many
years, American University will confer
the honorary degree of doctor OF laws
on four men at commencement Mon
day night at Memorial Continental
Hall, it was announced today by DR..
Joseph M. M. Gray, chancellor of the
university.
Those to be honored are Louis
Brownlow, director of the Public Ad-
ministration Clearing House of Chi
cago; Frederick Harold Stinchfield of
Minneapolis. ex-president OF the
American Bar Association; Senator
Burke of Nebraska and Senator Whee-
Ter of Montana.
For many years it has been the
custom of American University to con-
fer no honorary degrees.
At the commencement exercises
Chancellor Gray will present diplomas
to graduates of the College of Liberia,
Arts, the School Of Public Affairs ana
the Graduate School.
Evening star., 1938-06-03

and Walter Lambeth, in addition to
Mr.. Hancock, are not seeking renom-
nation; and there are spirited races
for their seats in each district
Campaigning for Mr.. Umstead's place
in the sixth district are eight candi-
dates: George Penny, ]. o. Atkinson,
jr., and Edney Ridge, all Of Green's
boro; Oscar Barker and r. H. Watkins,
both of Durham; Lewis league and
Bruce Carraway of High Point, and
Barnie p. Jones Of Burlington. @
Seek Lambeth's Seat.
Candidates for Mr.. Lambeth's seat
are George Ross Of Jackson Springs,
r. F. Beasley of Monroe, C. B. Deane
Of Rockingham, William o. Burgwin OF
Lexington and Giles Y. Newton of
Gibson.
A. D., Folger Of Mount Airy, Marshall
G. Kurfees of Winston Salem and
George Fulp of Leaksville are running
Evening star., 1938-06-03

for the post Representative Hancock
is vacating.
Paul D. Grady. a former member Of
the State Legislature, Is opposing State
Utilities Commissioner Stanley VIM
borne for denomination.
Ten Superior Court judges and IL
district solicitors also face opposition,
as well as thousands OF county and
township officers.
Evening star., 1938-06-03
NORTH CAROLINA |
|. VOTES TOMORROW
Senator Reynolds and Four
House Members Face
Opposition.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., June 3.-Sena-
tor Robert r. Reynolds and four men,
bers of the House of Representatives
have opposition in tomorrows State
Democratic primary.
Chief interest is centered In, the
senatorial race between Senator Rey-
nolds and Representative Frank W.
Hancock, veteran fifth district Repre-
sentative, who gave up his seat In the
House to oppose Senator Reynolds.
Each predicted today he would poll
an overwhelming majority Of the votes.
The campaign has been the quietest in
many years and devoid Of any clear-cut
issues. Mr.. Hancock In his speeches
described Mr.. Reynolds as the play
boy Senator
Opposition to Kerr.
Representative John H. Kerr of the
second district is opposed by Troy T.
Barnes Of Wilson; Representative
Graham A, Barden Of the third by C..
L. Abernethy, jr., of New Bern, who
ran against him two years ago; Repre-
sentative A. L. Bulwinkle Of the tenth,
by Ham C. Jones Of Charlotte, also q
former opponent. and Representative
zeb Weaver of the eleventh, by r. L.
Whitmire of Hendersville.
Representative William B. Umstead
Evening star., 1938-06-03
POST OFFICE SURPRISES
WITH 2 STAMP STYLES
John Adams Issue, Placed on Sale
in Capital, Brings Rush
of Philatelists.

Once again the Post Office Depart
ment has surprised collectors by re-
leasing two stamps in a single day
when only one had been announced.
The 2-cent John Adams issue.
placed on sale in Washington ex-
clusiyely this morning, appeared in
different styles of ordinary
rotary press and electric-eye press
Whole sheets of the latter show long
lines OF red dashes, while the former
are plain.
Members of local philatelic societies
hurried to the Philatelic Agency and
the Ben Franklin Station windows as
soon as it was known that the two
varieties were available.
Evening star., 1938-06-03
One Too Many Maryboroughs.

Australia has too many Marybor-
oughs to please two champion AK
men. They were entered for the wood
chopping events at the annual agri-
cultural show at Marlborough, Vic
toria. The men went to Marlborough,
Queensland, 1.500 miles away, and
when they discovered their mistake it
was too late to get to the Victoria
fptvu
Evening star., 1938-06-03
THREE DIE IN CRASH
Fourth Badly Hurt When Two
Trucks Collide and Burn.

HUNTSVILLE, Tex, June 3LP).-
Three persons were killed and a
fourth critically injured when two
trucks collided and burned 8 miles
south OF here last night on the Hous-
ton highway.
The dead were: DR.. w. M Rush,
30, veterinarian for the Texas prison
system; s. E. Ables. Houston, driver
OF an oil truck, and an unidentified
man riding with Mr.. Ables.
Dewey Fowler, "a, convict trusty,
serving a 99-year sentence for mur-
der, was injured critically.
Evening star., 1938-06-03
Toys Lent Daily to Children.

Toys made by public school pupils
OF Athens, Greece, are loaned during
the day to small children in public
parks and gardens under supervision
of municipal employe.
Evening star., 1938-03-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


FORD 1888 Tudor sedan: excellent condi.
terms. 1890 18th st. NV. 90
sI, r0RD 1924 convertible coupe, $3.50; ex.
chevy cSase csSas.tiSa Nd III West Bradley lane,
FORD 1887 four door sedan; driven very
payments. May be seen % at s7o1 20 iath ihSis s..
NV. apt 3l4, am. to 4 pm.
aoss aoRP },,l iot5 Tudor sedan and beauty
tons tns company offer today. Seat covers
mat.Ia raadorea smartly. heater. dual taillishts,
tIetai that @ @tirs cover and many other features
The price Of only s.s5 viii y mSke axe tbe mSnny Sen
yn, VnSeration az on even more pleasant. We urge
fsa ssl 70 i4sS fss f. t. H B Lea. oLsary Jr Bros.
Potomac 1900. anu ''eS>
TWCED 1885 de luxe Tudor touring sedan.
xosr SIr; THIS is the prettiest little car for
Ibl Ibuilt money lin{ o. on the market today. Radio
luxe equipment and a stunning sun metal
mnian ian with red trim. You'll like the motor:
youIl ur wde hasb VIII admire the fine condition:
LOT on!y S425. Thoro ro-proofed for your pro-
.Ee.ioh; a1a Steuart Motors. 9TH and New YORK
se. NV. open ewes and Sun. Natl 5000.
rOHD 1887 Tudor sedan You can see your
senection in this finish feet away: tbix
rearly new automobile has been preserved
briyen E', only ] 900 miles, you're practically
years depreciation. Large iueeaxe e cnms nrSs
partnent in rear. Check this price, SSn5
for reI yoyp you see and driye It. Thoroprooied
ana New York ave. NV Open ewes and
Sun Natl. 5000. "Ao
FORD rumble seat coupe 1875: original
Diack nnlsh one-owner car; perfect motor
sS sOoo tires and upholstery; ine condition
sthroughout price reduced for quick sale 10
SG62 liberal terms. District Motor Co.
I2l2 14th st. NV. Potomac 1000.
F0RD 1898 de luxe phaeton: very good:
So1s. Sag5; pNrrey Motor Co. 1875 L st. NV.
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MONEY WANTED.
PROPOSALS.

! SEALED PROPOSALS WILL, BE RE
ceived BY the County Board Of Arlington
County Virginia at the once Of the County
ManARer. Arlington. Virginia. not later
than 10 o'clock am. March 20, 1888. and
there publicly opened and read immediately
tthersafter; for. for the construction OF the
.sgg sexeq Of
itary sewer. All labor and material to
be furnished by the Contractor.
g. Plans, Specifications, and proposal
blanks may be obtained at the once of the
Sewer Department At the Arlington County
court House. upon deposit Of ten $4,000
dollars OF which ten fS1O.0O) dollars will
be refunded upon return Of same in good
condition within fifteen u5) days after
opening Of bids. II . bid is made. or nye
iS $500 ,.ss,1sa dells5s refunded if no bona nde
3. All proposals shall be on the stand
ard form furnished by the Sewer Depart.
ment and sealed and plainly marked. All
bids must be accompanied by certisied
check or acceptable bidders bond in the
amount of 5T made payable to the Treas.
urer of Arlington County. Virginia. Said
checks or bonds will be returned to the
unsuccessful bidders within fifteen O5)
days after opening Of bids.
4. The successful bidder shall furnish
. bond In the full amount q the Contract
proved by Arlington County. Virginia.
5. The County Board Of Arlington
County. Virginia, reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
ARLINGTON Es1RR G14YNCYi 3 iHXXHkRRaaIRkHAA,. XkRaIRkHtAA,
mssS'2i' sSsSn2Ri' A'n'sef ana Vs,a Soanss e Board.
Evening star., 1938-03-20
AUCTION SALES.
'OMORROW wv.

SALVAGE SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
To the HIGHEST Bidder.
HIGH-GRADE lS2O. OOO.0Ol WHOLESALE
STOCK uT DUPONT PRQDuGTs' @ @P0L5sHMEs. HIPS
HARDWARE. ETC,
formerly Of the
BALTIMORE GAS LIGHT CO.
Sale on the Premises,
80 LIGHT STREET,
Baltimore. Md,
Monday. March 81, 1898.
At 1000 o'clock AM.
Note--The above stock. consists Of .
full and complete line and assortment OF
Dupont Products. Polishes, Automotive ape
liances. Supplies. Hardware, etc. Most Of
the above stock Is In original cartons and
the attention of the trade is particularly
called to this sale. The same will be sold
in lots suitable to the retail and wholesale
trade: ae Terms: Cash: immediate removal
A. J. BILL1G & CO., Aucrs
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sAie

FORD iS2RI,tnH aSs1 Tudor % sedan; excel condition
after p pm. Net. 0b40. Apt: 422.
roRn 1,n 1870 ssS,, Sonys.tible coupe: new tires
sell: best cash ofler. Dupont 4s45.
FORD coupe. de luxe 1896; approx. 23.4OO
mile; Sa0o; good @ condition. Dupont 5735
whiDcord upholstery. Phiico radio: a se one.
fTns1 Tr.nrl. s Notch sh.s has h1s perfect
Ford hot-air heater. perfect mohair uphoi. fhfi
stery; original black fnish. Triangle Motor
Co. n: Y. ave. NV.
FORD 1898 de luxe Tudor; trunk. hot
ish: perfect car. Triansle Motor Co. 2 N Y.
FORD 1898 de luxe Pordor; trunk. Ford
Motor Co. No. 9 N. Y. ave NV.
fadio; reeondtioned meter nearly new
Steuart r., ~ Motors, 1401 R. I. ave. ne.
FORD 1888 de luxe Fordor sedan: new
ally sound throuxhout; very GOOD tires tires:
any test: Sls9: your terms. Steuart
Motors. l4ol R I. avg. ne. Dec. 5000.
eesn GeRD ,n.Ss 1as newly painted
. low priced. dependable family car for
only 3ll9; your terms. Steuart Motors
l4Ol r. !. ave. ne. Dec. $500.
FORD 1888 Tudor; attractively finished;
motor checked and ready for the best in
service; all tires excellent; $l69: your
n.e Terms Dec s'sasss ssoo Motors l4o1 R. l. ave-
FORD NJ 1872 81 de de luxe sport coupe; rumble
sonaitor. sonai or business car in best possible
Soso1. n4oi .ye yHpr nj. .erns Dec seS sseSar'
FORD 1895 4-door touring sedan; gum
metal fnish; low mileaKe by original own
er, heater, appears new and performs
faultlessly excellent tires: S429: easiest
terms. Steuart Motors, l4O1 r. I. ave
ne. Dec. $500.
FORD 1885 Tudor sedan; gun metal, ALL
steel body: custom radio and heater. tip
top motor; nearly new tires; exceptionally
clean. slip covers $685. your own terms
Steuart Motors, l4Ol r. I. ave. ne. Dec.
$500.
FORD 1898 coupe: private owner: good
condition: Sl5O. 1l09 Owen pl. ne.
FORD coupe. 1894; original nnish. clean
interior, good tires. radio and heater
sonal guarantee. Price and terms most
reasonable. Williams & Baker. Inc, ISIS
NJ st. NV: Pot. $40.
FORD Tudor. late 1895: owner must sac
rifice; S325: terms possible Looks and
runs Ike new; $3.50 miles. Mrs. Schultz.
FORD 1895 Tudor: black original finish
IKE new; perfect throughout: S2a5 1896
TUDOR trunk sedan, $3IO; terms. 1889
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STORES FOR RENT.

COR GEORGIA AVE AND MADISON ST
New corner building Just completed, With
large corner store and full basement Ac-
tive business center. Attractive lease with
low rental for hrst year to desirable tenant.
WAPLE q JAMES INC.
1924 14th St. NV. District 334s.
LARGE STORE.
Formerly occupied as post once. ideally
located and suitable for most any bust.
ness. Rent has been substantially reduced
from $50 to $65 per month. Full base
ment: hot-water heat. Key ut our ONCE.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 New York Ave. NV.
National 9797. National 9797.
VALUABLE STORE OR GROUND. FLOOR
once space, 1113 7th st. NV. Available
April l. Rent $135 per month.
w. c. e. A. N. MILLER,
l119 18th st. NV. District AGA.
802 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Storeroom. Entire First Floor $3.50.
Washington Loan g. Trust Co.,
300 st. NV. National 344O.
r. E. Department.
HYATTSVILLE,
Large store. BALTIC. Wash. Blvd. suit
able of1ce or any business; reas. OWNER.
Greenwood 1882.
Evening star., 1938-03-20
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WANTED-Used truck. 1888. 80 or ~
Chevrolet, la-ton paneled body. Call Geor-
gia 1853 or Randolph 1928.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

comm. zone: near Govt. Printing once
Apply 25 Eye st. ne. ,O'
GARAGE SPACE FOR RENT ROOM FOR
from 5 to Is cars or trucks; very rea-
sonable. Box AR Star.
and dry; cheap. 1914 PIX road NV.
SCAR AUTOMOBILE SHOP FOR RENT:
equipment partly furnished Apply CO.
lumbia pike and 8. Lynn st., flling statian.
Evening star., 1938-03-20

FIAT 1887 coupe. imported car: Al con-
dition: very economical. over SIS miles on
gallon of gas. A chance Of a lifetime to
Ssn Ss1s.n preeision,Ivlt car genuine
STANDARD MOTOR SALES. 1908 l4th
st. NV. North 229S
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FORD 1885 Tudor sedan; gun metal. ALL
steel body: custom radio and heater: tip
top motor; nearly new tires; exceptionally
clean, slip covers: S295; your own terms
Steuart Motors, l4Ol r. I. ave. ne. Dec
Evening star., 1938-03-20

cHRYsLER 1898 4-door touring sedan
built-in trunk; q wheels side mounts: one
previous owner gave 1T best care and it ap-
psaIs neH an duai
guaranteed. Tom. your chrysler Dealer,
1929 l4th st. NV. Pot. 2400.
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. CHRYSLER Imperial. 1898; heater, radio.
eiec clock; l.4OO miles. Temple 3679
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FORD 1895 Tudor; black original finish
like new: perfect throughout: So95, 1896
TUDOR trunk sedan, $31O; terms. 1889
19tn ST. NV.
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cHRYSLER 1885 Imperial 8 Airnow Sc
dan. with built-in trunk. radio and over
drive: bought Sept. q year ago, and in
storage mos: used only 10000 mi. and
nee. S675. Col. 1O1aa l734 Irving st. NV.
CORD convertible sedan: S97: in STORAGE
. years; have Just installed new top. re-
built motor. new tires. a real sport job;
cost 81. 500: lovely condition; terms. Rear
,23o ST. NV West O6l4
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CHEVROLET 1884 4-door de luxe sedan:
excel. cond:: pvt owner: 3.642 mi. Sacri-
nee. BIB Is st. Sc. Lincoln 142Q
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CHEVROLET 1888 6-wheel master sedan;
good paint. interior cleaner than hound S
tooth: all good tires and in the best Of
mecnanlcal condition. II you have 81
Ford or Chevrolet come in today. This is
yonr opportunity. williams g. Baker, Inc,
1Sl9 NJ st NV Pot H140
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DODGE 1885 4-door touring sedan; built
in trunk; original nnish and upholstery
clean and unworn; hne floating power en-
condition to give the finest service obtain
able: trade your 1888 Dodge. Plymouth,
Chevrolet or Ford and S25 month: full
factory dealer. No. Z N. Y. ave. ne. Ma
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CHRYSLER 1898 Royal demonstrator A.
door sedan with built-in trunk: driven little
for display purposes only: equal to brand
new: tremendous discount; full new-car
guarantee and service. Tom, your Chrysler
Dealer. 1929 l4th st. NV. Pot. 240O.
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I CHEVROLET 1920 coupe, eouipped with
new tires: excellent condition; only
S49; any terms you wish. Logan Motof
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CHEVROLET coach. 1884 master S2.5:
N GOOD condition; only one owner. Cali
Shepherd 4641.W oOs
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FORD 1929 panel delivery: good condi-
tion; sale price. $50 Warfield Motor Co.
@5.5 Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000.
Open evenings and Sunday
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CHEVROLET 1896 Tudor trunk; original
lack fnish' excellent condition through
>ut: S395 terms 1880 14ih Sc NV 50.
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Ord 1888 Tudor sedan: excellent condi.
On and appearance: fine tires; Slg5;
rms. 133A lAfh Ct a m .lns p,
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condition: Sl5O. 1lO9 owen pI ne.
FORD coupe. 1894 original finish. clean
interior. good tires. radio and heater;
original owner. This car carries our per-
sonal guarantee. Price and terms most
reasonable. Williams d Baker. Inc. 2s19
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CHRYSLER 1896 sedan 4-door 6-cvlinder
trunk model: has radio and heater: un-
luxe equipment. and has had excellent care
This car will satisfy the most particular
buyer and should interest any new-car
buyer who is anxious TO have and own a
well-built economical car at terrific
saving. Priced as a bargain at only S5a5.
Terms. Standard Motor Sales. 1908 14th
Evening star., 1938-03-20

CHEVROLET, de luxe 1885; driven little
over 5000 miles: radio and trunk; private
owner: price. S375. Call Col 1925.
Evening star., 1938-03-20

FORD Tudor. late 1895; owner must sac
riice; $3.50. terms possible Looks and
runs like new; $3.50 miles. Mrs Schultz