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The Washington times., 1938-09-27
NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS

problem, may not be apparent
offhand. However, men Of COM
merce who have had dealings
with him have found him con-
ScientiouS, honest and fair. They
know he knows the farm prob
lem, and if that one can be
settled, many a business prob
lem will adjust itself automati-
cally.
Intertwined in this particular
movement is the coming issue
Of arbitrary price-fixing (Mc.
Adoo-Eicher bilD. Wallace has
been reluctant to accept this
nationaliStic idea, although
some of his experts have been
working inside with the National
Grange on it, and consider it
inevitable. ct lacked only six
votes in the Senate last session,
and about 80 in the House,.
Wallace is going to make two
speeches, at HutChison, Kans.,
September 30, and Fort Worth,
Tex, September 80, the first in
the wheat belt, the second in
the cotton belt. The tip is around
in ethereal political strata that
these two declarations will carry
some hint, probably just a vague
one, of what Wallace intends to
do about a new farm bill.
Expectation is that he will
slide closer toward Federal price
maintenance.
The Washington times., 1938-09-27

that Democratic National Chair
man Farley has been ap-
preached confidentially to sug-
gest a Wallace campaign mana
ger, or to take the job himself
"a delicate compliment). AS
General Jim is about ready to
step forward himself if Mr..
Roosevelt will only get off his
foot. he probably figured the
Wallace people we're telling him
rather than asking him. At any
rate, his answer is as yet un-
recorded.
Not only from this but from
other signs, it is evident the
Wallace workers carry the
pennyweight and prestige to
make an important effort - if
they go through.
Price-Fixing Next?
WHY business men would like
w the Agriculture Secretary,
who has had a rather expansive
and expensive view of the farm
The Washington times., 1938-09-27
AAA Quizzes South
On 2 Crop Quotds
Cotton and Tobacco Restrictions Meet
Opposition From GrOlUerS

'dum on marketing quotas Wher
the supply of cotton exceeds
normal years domestic consump
ton and exports, plus 40 per cent
for reserves, or when the supply
aproximates 100000 bales.
LARGE COTTON SURPLUS
The present supply, officials
pointed out. is 25,000,O00 bales.
They said this large surplus would
force Wallace to issue a marketing
proclamation between November
is and December l. The refer
endum must be held within 80
days following the Secretarys
proclamation on marketing quotas
and they must be approved by
tWo-thirds of those participating
in the referendum.
At the same time, it was dis
closed that most of the opposi-
ton to the cotton marketing
quotas comes from an organized
drive of Southern planters to
abandon the Administrations pro-
duction control program in favor
Of a domestic allotment program
which would peg the price of
cotton for the domestic market.
Although it is not yet definite,
AAA officials said that in all prob
ability the secretary will be
'orced to conduct a referendum
or flue-cured and hurley tobacco.
The Washington times., 1938-09-27
DR.. HNIecki
To Talk Here

DR.. Oscar Halecki, distinguished
Polish educator, will visit Wash.
ington october 7, it was announced
today, and address the staff of the
United States Office of Education.
DR.. HaleCki arrived in New York
yesterday and will make tour Of
the country, speaking under the
auspices of the KoSciuszko Four
dation.
In washington DR.. Halecki will
be the guest Of the Polish Ambas-
sador over the weekend. Noted
in the field Of diplomacy as we'll
as education, DR.. Halecki was for
merly expert advisor to President
PadereWski anu a member of the
Polish delegation to the Paris
Peace Conference. Later he was
a mem9er of the staff of the
League of Nations.
The Washington times., 1938-09-27
W0ge-Hour for Farmer

A NTI-MONOPOLY investiga-
"A tors (National Economic
Committed are sliding off
quietly into the farm problem,
too.
This committee is allergic to
publicity. Few announcements
have been made about any of it's
recent ventures. No exception
was made a few days back when
Chairman O'Mahoney appointed
Eicher and ISadore Lubin, head
of the Bureau of Labor Stats
tics, as a subcommittee to study
the farm problem.
OMahoney's C choice hints
what is going to come out of
that. The price fiXerS have con-
tended the farmer should have a
just wage for his labor like in
dustrial workers. Their old Nc
Adoo-Eicher bill would give it to
him. by directing the Secretary
The Washington times., 1938-09-27
BODY OF WOMAN
LOST OFF LINER
WASHED ASHORE
Mrs. Peiker Vanished
From Ship Saturday

The body of Mrs. Harry C
Peiker, wife of the assistant gen
eral manager of the Home Own
erS Loan Corporation, was washed
up on the beach near Coney
Island today. according to dis.
patches received here from New
York.
Mrs. Peiker, who was return.
ing from Europe on the French
liner Champlain, disappeared
from the ship last Saturday
night after putting her 11-year-
old daughter, Nan, to bed.
LEFT SEVERAL NOTES
In her cabin we're found sew
eral notes one of which read:
Il think this is the best way
out"
Mr.. Peiker met the boat when
it arrived in New York and
brought the little girl back to
their home in Arlington. He said
Mrs. Peiker and their daughter
went abroad early this summer,
and that while they we're in Lon
don his wife suffered a nervous
She cut short the trip and
sailed for home. The liner was
due to arrive Saturday, but was
delayed and did not dock until
Saturday night Mrs.
Peiker put the child to bed and
then disappeared.
When the body was washed
ashore it was first thought to
be victim of last weeks storm
but was identified as that of
Mrs. Peiker at the Kings county
mOrplla
The Washington times., 1938-09-27
Developing Tendencies

WTALACE'G FRIENDS seem
w 20 be crossing the path of
Roosevelt'S in these 1910 mean
derirgS.
Price-fixing advocates claim
the President is for their idea.
Leading promoter of the scheme
is Representative Eicher, who
carried the Roosevelt banner un-
successfully in the Iowa primary.
Eicher took So farm Congress
men down to the White House
one day last session and all 80
came away with the impression
that Roosevelt was willing. Since
then Eicher has been carrying
the Corcoran torch on the anti
monopoly committee. He has
friends who will tell you in all
The Washington times., 1938-09-27
29 ChinChiIIds
Sent TO Virginia

NEW MARKET, Va, Sept. 81.
Completing 3,00O-mile trip. $780,
900 worth of live fur arrived here
yesterday for the Shenandoah
Chinchilla Farms. The chinchilla,
20 of them. were brought from
IngleSide, Calf, to Washington by
rail by Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Helle-
son, operators of the farm. They
will be added to an initial herd Of
% Of the tiny animals who boast
the costliest fur on earth.
The Washington times., 1938-09-27

Chicago is
in t e r eSted.
One Illinois
business lead
er is particu.
larly active.
Use of names
c a n n o t be
peri m i t t ed
yet. They are
not ready to
start shoot
ing, But it
will not be
long.
M oVement
h a S pro-
crossed SO far
The Washington times., 1938-09-27
By Paul. MdHOn

Of Agriculture to allow each
farmer a managers salary in
computing the cost of produc-
ton, upon which basis minimum
prices could be fixed.
AS Lubin is the man who
worked out the wage-hour bill,
it appears the new McAdoo-
Eicher bill is going to be pro-
NOTED as a "wage-hour bill" for
the farmer.
The Washington times., 1938-09-27

(world copyright, 1898. by King
Features Syndicate. All rights re-
served. Reproduction in full or in part
strictly prohibited)
A NATIONAL organiza-
IA tion for Henry Wallace,
"The Farmers Friend" for
1910, is getting st arte d
under cover.
A group of outstanding bust
ness men, centering in and
around Illinois mot excluding
The Washington times., 1938-09-27

I.NSD. Faced with opposition
AAA officials today were can
Ivessing the deep South to de
Itermine the popularity of two vita
sections of the Administration s
crop control program-cotton and
tobacco.
The survey was ordered as re-
ports reached Washington from
field representative that farmers
in some sections are taking a
strong stand against the market
ing quotas of the current tobacco
crop. and there has developed a
popular movement among cotton
producers to life production re-
StIlCtlOnS.
REFERENDUM PROVIDED
Officials fear. it was admitted
that the cotton control
provisions Of the Farm Act may be
brushed aside in December Or
early next year when producers
hold referendum on cotton mar
keting quotas.
The cotton producers will be
afforded the opportunity to ap-
prove or reject the cotton marke
ing quotas system when Secretary
Of Agriculture Wallace, complying
with provisions of the act, con-
ducts a referendum.
Under the terms of the Farm
act. the Secretary of Agriculture
5 required to conduct a referen-
Evening star., 1938-04-17
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
Continued

FRONT LOTS ON THE BAY 5Ox1 so, $500,
This place is unusual. It has an ideal har-
sop and iT loeated near the best fishing
home on Potomac; all conveniences: State
road all the way; large. cool rooms. porches.
1sSns law g. saTaen; star use Of boat ETC. Apply
BAY RIDGE-NEW MODEL WATER
corner Sands "a aye and River drive For
SEVERN R1vER-sALE-e-RooM COT
tage; baths, tiled shower; in exclusive de-
South 2710 or cockeysville ls-F-4
Besen Bos HEaTcqdAsm Ma Sed4oams fRGEwATaR 2nz
bath. kitchen. large screened Greene % porch . eiec
sbeD. she lishtS; e 1s.J $3.50 for summer Phone
FOR sALE-3 LOTS. HERALD HARBoR;
block 50, Riverside drive; viii sacrifice for
sash paIl g. P. POWELL. gen. del. Takoma
WE HAVE. SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE
desirable fishing and duck hunting location
Pbo1s Pf the Tsensend patrxen Rlysr Open sqndsy
CO. SO MARYLAND ave Hyattsville. Nd.
SOUTH RIVER-WILD ROSE SHORES
Acre Acre Of land with view to chesapeake
Toons Bay modern 5ntla house; 3 years old; 5 bed
mment. JULIAN BREWER 4 son. Joseph
-, LdheEby. Annapolis, Md.
FOR FOR RENTETwo FURNISHED WATER
front ioe cabins near Annapolis, for quiet,
rehned families; modern conveniences:
TpoWooats, nettle net; reasonable Walnut
oNERLoOK1NG CHESAPEAKE BAY AND
Glbson Island; one mile water front, fine
oid forest trees and shrubbery: good
cam-heated house. large fireplace: this
property is the most attractive water
front on Maeothy River.
900 acres; s miles on Broad Water;
ideal game preserve; ducks geese. oysters,
Fsn rs e,osn ana shcs; crabs; virgin country; lower
\, Write HENRY P. SMITH. Annapolis,
Mo. Route No. > tFort Severn
io0-ACRE TOBACCO FARM WITH ABOUT
ttan,fa1 na1tm1ie tromtage on Potomac River: sub
stanIlal sG dwelling and good outbuildngs;
oo miles from D. c.: SlO,5oO: terms.
IHE MARYLAND REALTY.
~ loth 81. NV. National Soa5.
Fine River Front Farm, Equipped
River navigable for small craft: 10
acres, pasturaee for ]" cows: abundance
lruit, timber; 30x40 barn home overlooks
wafer: handy town: S3"5O including
horSeS cattle. go poultry, 100 turkeys,
machinery. furniture, crops: part down;
page pass - new, free 1000 bargain cataioe.
SSIEouI AGY, 255-CR, 4th ave, N. Y.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

NEAR LARGO. MD.-50-ACRE TOBACCO
farm. with house and stable and large
barn. will rent on shares to responsible
farmer with sufficient labor and teams.
Box 364-S Star
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MONEY WANTED.

s. 400 AS lst TRUST TO ERECT 5-ROOM.
aii-lmproVed bungalow in Rlverdale. Md
oy Govt. employe C20 years.: lot free and
clear. lol Wells ave. Edmonston Md. ~
Bt3UILDER BY WANTS SS75 FOR 4 MONTHS,
WIN give 81 1000. Box lal-S Star s..
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS

AUTO LOANS IN MINUTES, S25 TO
Ccouu: open eVeninss; AUTO MART. 2SO5
1eoIsla ave. Columbia T210
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ACREAGE
SUMMER HOMES.

WANTED-PARTY TO REPAIR VA. LOG
CABIN for use Of it as week end or sum
meT nome Tor > years Near electric line
and owners home MISS MAPGAPET
MONCURE. Rectory. Va
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MONEY TO LOAN.

PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC
0Sno-truSt loans. Loans negotiated prompt
~: Can w; T. COTHERN, 9l3 New York
ave NV. National 14l6.
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES
on on y e. real estate. Prompt service. P,
"ALSHE. 1l07 Eve st. NV. Natl GAGS.
quick LOANS TO HOME OWNERS. D. c.,
MG' va COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO..
500 southern Bldg. Dist 6I5N 10.
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OLDSMOB1LE 1896 4-door trunk sedan:
Just like new; clean upholstery flne tires
large built-in trunk. You won't find a
nicer one IN town. sos. Pohanka Service
ll'b 10th st NV District Q1lJ
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OLDSMOB1LE dix. cpe.. '36: Bermuda blue
nm; upholstering shows unusual care by
former owner tname on requestD Invites
most critical inspection. Won't last long
at S4S1. Lee D. Butler, Inc, 1877 18th
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

- - = w S.>S sSN S@6e'
sHEyR9LET stgs 81 1895 lt9n re lSft stake
used little s san sinseS S5s SAP a eoou ave 'ineS
at w st. Dec. O35s
CHEW. 1882 'a-ton delivery: Al condition
throughout; only SO. Call today. Sun,
200 Fla. ave. NV. Decatur 035S.
FORD VS. panel truck: almost new 10000
miles; guaranteed: first-class condition;
little used: giving UP delivery: price, S215.
Lorraine Pastry Shop, 1924 Pa. ave NV
FORD 1885 pickup, completely refinished
Ford l23! stake 1l2-inch wheelbase. S465
eId aeEd Moor l9o de luxe sedan delivery War
Adams Ada $500 5000. oo' 900 sherman ave. NV.
FORD 1884 dump truck, thoroughly re-
CONDITIONED t,nndl and, ready for work; dual
snecis WmeeS nrics SIX sood tires with hgh tread
Co. 1925 Sherman ave. NV Adams 5000.
DODGE PANEL Seton. 1896: excellept
eeonditlon: will rent by the day or month
Sale price $3.50: pvt. owner. Likens,
pa 9TH st. NV.
DODGE 1885 l2-ton panel S495. Fred
300 N1"' wa
FORD 1894 panel delivery, in good condi-
uon' 500 for quick sale. Barney's Radio
Co, 1909 M st. NV.
DODGE ISl) e 1898 l,s,ton panel delivery; will
town. District 5315. 30 ST. .to'r NV. 'eaVi"S
M: G. 1882 l2-ton, Ss7: G. M. c. 1881
part T7ton nS S62; Pm Manley crane So also truck
Fla. ave. NV. at w ST.
6 NJ. c. 1892 panel body; good tires: one
dH'f4 d;tid lion panel; both in excellent con-
eatioh' az must sell to close estate: cheap for
cash Atlantic 3.21W.
REFRIGERATOR BODY suitable for mea,
7l6 st. NV. ''' 'a''A w.
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TRAllERS FOR SALE,

HOUSE TRAILERs. fully equipped: for
sale or rent. Prices reasonable: Liberal
sound equipment. On display for public
inspection. See evenings. American Trailer
Co: Inc. 4511 Wis. ave. NV. Cleveland
EXCEPTIONAL BUY; modern, fully equip
ped; accommodates four: must be sold at
once. See Canary Co.. Berwyn, Md, on
Baltimore pike. A. Waterman.
FOR SALE-House trailer. 500; cash or
terms. Harry C. Smith, Cabin John Md .
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OLDSMOBILE con. cpe., '32; six Will.
equip: trefln. in beautiful two-tone beige;
looks new; economical six cyl. A real buy
SlSI. 5-day trial. Lee D. Butler, 1887
Evening star., 1938-04-17

BUICK 1885 model A. sedan, S395; a
better Buick buy. Get behind the wheel
OF this smooth,r running and distinctive
automobile. You'll want this one. Mid
night blue finish with light trim. beige
Whlpcord upholstery good tires, dual
Wlpefs and sun shades. This is a real
value. See 1t today. For dependability it's
Wndridge g. Handy, POI 5 North Moore St,
Rosslyn, Va. Walnut 23O@ Clarendon | 500
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AUToMoeIles Eop sAIr

AOToMoBiLEs FOR SALE.
pmddMfouIH TpodsfS 1887 de luxe sedan (trunk
Hslo7 down S:s month. Mr.. Roper, 1870
PLYMOUTH 1893 four-door sedan: motor
tlres. paint 81 st. ne.
M03IH eond.ioD sacscs sSt de luxs eH.eh nice
sun: ea2 Fla ave. NV. Decatur o35s
PLYMOUTH 1891 4-door sedan: splendid
uotot' aVe o'p @ Iuil pr,ce a30 North Carolina
medeb finest condition many extras: - sac. u.
Narce Nh RSne Sa5o eash sh take up notes, $50 mo.
eaYdM4forH eondslfo0 oI, 1895 trunk sedan; perfect
$40 Columbia O174.
PONTIAC 1888 demonstratnrs and COM
na pany oihcial cars. many to choose from in
coupes seVers toarns eoors sedsns ns and
purchase one Of these praetieaily new cars
ai ahce ior your old car. Arcade Pontiac Co.
greet a. factory Pontiac dealer, l4Is irving
ST. NV Adams 0575.
fPONfIAC fn sedans 1891 models. Ave to se-
iect from; every one will give many thou
SANDS OF miles Of carefree transportatior:
or large lot at New York ave- irslns ana g. nw
burg rd. ne. Lincoln 1922 -''aoe''-
PONTIAC 81 2-door, this is a clean littIe
car free wheeling, synchromesh trans
mission; speed. heavy-duty motor:
only SLAP 81 down. S1l mo. at LOGAN
Mosor' MotoI a94o l4th NV. next to Cavalier
PONTIAC 1887 four-door sedan; sly.
cylnder; used by Army colonel since new:
9esI ouy IN the city; S725 See Mr.. Flood
dealer, 422l Conn. Clev. s40l.
PONTIAC eight sedan, 1879; vIre nb..I,
excellent motor. good rubber new clutch;
private owner; 500 cash Cali Met
o.oI. Nights Berwyn 130-J. II.
ttONilAC 1888 two-door sedan. with
H' HeM' Sio9. See Mr.. Flood. 1921 Conn.
PONTIAC 1897 2-door sedan; practically
owner Georgia 1854
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OLDSMOBILE 1890 sedan. S19-Runs and
looks Q. k: motor quiet and powerful:
good tires all around. Mandell Chevrolet
CO. lSOO Nichols ave. Sc. Atlantic 44On
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BUICK sed.. .';}1 newly refin. mohr. Uphill,
small cyl, economical recond: fine
family car. A bargain at Sl51 Terms
10 suit. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 1877 18th
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

GARAGE SPACE FOR RENT FOR TO Is
cars or trucks. very reasonable. Box
3S6 T. Star
DOWNTOWN GARAGE.
REAR 1926 14th ST, SS
AFFLECk. 2423 PA. AVE. WEST 3O53.
GARAGE. 924 N St. NV, right of pub
lie street; garage No. 3 now available SIS
mo. Keys at 1885 10th st. NV.
GARAGE-Two floors; for repair shop.
154 l1th st. Sc.
BRICK GARAGE or repair shop; room
for 4 cars: S25. James M. Woodward.
Realtor. 733 Goth st. NV.
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CLDSMOB1LE IS 1897 2-door trunk Sc
dan. radio. heater defroster. The attractive
blue1grav finish is Just like new interior
SpotleSs and shows no wear; large bri!t-ln
trunk: perfect tires; performs like a new
car SS95. Pohanka Service. 1926 Goth
st. NV District 914l
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PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door sedan: many
all-steel body and hydraulic brakes. top
SHAPE meehanically; 3 nearly new tires;
yssZ saee4nG;, eg4G;, 3lee; say tsrrs ..se st22YSsTrs AZ
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sedan; radio. heater; priced for quick
sale, S693; terms; no trade Roosevelt
Gardens Ant. > 4Hl l1th st ne
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River, / . mi. from District line by Central
ave Lot .5oXl25. Price, 500 and up.
Terms $40 down. 81 mo. Cottages for
rent and sale.
zANrz1NGER CO, Natl 9aa3. CIR. 1919.
DESIRABLE LOT AT NEELD ESTATE.
!ea sonable for cash or will consider terms.
IlnCnln i43n
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BUICK 1885. model At convertible coupe.
Reduced price; special bargain: S445:
and 6-Wheel equipment. Tan finish
Adams-Brooks. 1920 14th NV. Decatur
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PLYMOUTH 1892 coupe; quiet powerful
motor; clean interior; five fine tires; ex-
celent finish: honestly priced at Sl25;
liberal low-cost terms. Owens Motor Co.
1923 Georgia ave
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touring sedan. You. too, can drive Bmick
al this extremely low figure Of 1913; dis
alnctlve dark green finish; all dual de luxe
equipment. good tires. mechanically per-
Iect. Has been carefully and sparingly
ariven en by its single owner; drive it today.
2ol5 North Moore st.. RossIyn, Va, Wal,
nut o3O.,. Clarendon ISHu ~
Evening star., 1938-04-17

PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe 2-door sedan.
with large, built-tn trunk; low mileage
orlginal Garfield green finish: many ex.
tras now S595. Kearney Motor. Inc.
50lq Conn. ave
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PLYMOUTH 1885 sport coupe. only 1893;
Pontiac l934 special sedan. $3.50; Dodge
1888 sedan. $500; Pontiac 1893 coach
only Sl99-and 80 other fine cars-all
prices. Arcade Pontiac Co.. l419 Irving
St NV. Adams O515
Evening star., 1938-04-17

PLYMOUTH 1895 Road-Kins 4-door Sc
dan: cleaning black finish large trunk
kearney Motor. Inc, 50la Conn. ave
PLYMOUTH 1898 4-door touring sedan:
only driven. little over 1000 miles: sacri-
nee Cleveland 9sss between am. and
: pm. Dealer
Evening star., 1938-04-17

PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe two-door tour
ing sedan. This is an uneoualed value in
a nearly new Plymouth that the most
prudent would be proud to drive Price
now is only S519: liberal terms, ETC. Coast
In. Inc. 4O1 Florida ave u
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OLDSMOBILE 1894 2-door trunk sedan
clean black finish; upholstery spotless;
uptop mechanical order. exceptionally
ll.N 2Oth ST. NV. Dlstrlct 9l4l
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0LDSMoBILE 1885 convertible coupe
WITH spring around the corner, not many
folks Will be able to resist driving this
,,Olds' home after a spin around the
block. This tropical green finish is sporty
and radio We could write a
page on its merits but will let you tell us
after you see and drive it. Oh, yes
the prlce-only S64o, with very easy terms.
Norris, Inc, 20lS 14th ST. NV North
$3.50. Open evenings and Sunday.
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FORD 1895 Tudor. S2S9-Original black
finish. low mileage. quiet. powerful vs.
motor, good tires all around nice little
family car. Phone us. We will bring it to
you. Mandell Chevrolet Co.. 1900 Nichols
ave Sc Atlantic 440o
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PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe DIR. touring
sedan. In condition, this car will stand
head and shoulders above any its equivalent
in price. Radio. built-in trunk dual group,
unusually low mileage and practically new
Silver Seal used car for your protectinn
See and drive it al once. TOM S-Your
Chrys.-Ply Dealer-Nev cars 637 N
Pot. @400. Open Sun.
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OLDSMOBILE 1887 club coupe next to
new car in appearance and condition: low
mileage by one owner name on request:
written guarantee, top value az SS95: trade
ana terms. Community Motors. Inc, 662l
Wisconsin ave. Wisconsin $500.
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OLDSMOB1LE &. 1887. 4-door touring Sc
qan; light green color: driven 10000 miles
oV original owner; extras; perfect condi-
uon: 800: terms: no trades. Telephone
Emerson 1890 for demonstration
Evening star., 1938-04-17

OLDSMOBILE IS" 1888 .-door trunk Sc
dan attractive, new dark blue finish
large built-in trunk clean upholstery. good
tires; performs perfectly: S2l5. Pohanka
service. 1926 Goth st. NV. District gl4l
Evening star., 1938-04-17

OliDSMOBILE 1885 2-door sedan bult-in
lueease compartment. black finish, appears
new lnslde and out. splendid motor; all eX-
celent tires; So45. Pohanka Service. 1925
ontl n Iistric.
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PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door touring sedan:
built-in trunk; looks like it was Just
orlven OF the showroom floor; spotlessly
onStratlon you like: nearly new tires;
trade your 1894 Plymouth Ford or Chev-
rolet as down payment balance easy; un-
Rocca, Inc. direct factory Dodge dealer,
NO. N. Y. ave. ne. National 1322
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CHEVROLET 1887 master de luxe town
sedan; butf-in trunk, attractive gun metal
knee action; appears new; 5 excellent
tires: $195 down. S2s.75 monthly; un-
conditional money-back guarantee Leo
Rocca, Inc. No. N. Y ave- me- Ma
tionAl 1872 Omen SUNDAY
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OLDSMOBILE 1897 coupe. has radio and
very low mileage. has original tires. also
has seat covers and many extra accessories:
this car is real buy at only $695; easy
terms Standard Motor Sales. 1905 l4th
n VI Nnrfh
Evening star., 1938-04-17

NASH six sed.. '35 tstreamline,: here is a
lines; formerly owned by prominent off,
cial tname on REQUEST. If you appreciate
end price. 1857. Lee D. Butler. Inc, 1877
st
Evening star., 1938-04-17

/ have We had car so perfect in every
way. barsain at 1929. Coast-In, Inc, 9Th
! and Florida ave ne 80 -
Evening star., 1938-04-17

OLDSMOBILE 1884 IS" 4-door trunk Sc
dan; a car of appearance and quality. me-
chanically perfect; excellent rubber and
beautiful dark blue finish; TO see and drive
this car is the only way TO appreciate its
exceptional value: guaranteed: S345, trade
and terms. Community Motors Inc 662l
WISCONSIN ave WIS nanN
Evening star., 1938-04-17

sedan. radio and heater equipped. de luxe
accessory group lustrous black finish, new
car appearance and condition. S459,
Schleeel & Golden, Dodge-Plymouth deal
ers, 333 Carroll ST., Takoma. d. c.
Evening star., 1938-04-17

AUBURN 1885 standard six sedan this
is ny FAR today's best value; listen to the
told from new; price S36S cossi-1p pe
Inc. 407 Florida ave ne ''