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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-25
START SEARCH Ten Persons Died m
 FOR B0RCNAES Mystery Plane Crash
Broadcast Sent Out 10 Put Him Under Arrest-Na-
 tion=Wide Hunt ...

Y Federal authorities and police oi the 48 states were asked today py Detective Edward J: Hickey of Hartford to cooperate with the agents of Special Prosecutor Hugh M Alcorn in the search for Enoch Borgnaes, New York accountant, who has refused to surrender for arrest on bench warrent, charging him with general conspiracy to de- fraud the City of Waterbury.
 Guard Volumes of Evidence
 At the same time the aides of Alcorn prepared to remove the volumes of evidence gathered by the grand jury to date, to the Hartford office of the special prosecutor where it will be studied and stored until such time as needed in the trials of the 27 accused by the grand jury. Detective John Sponzo, who has guarded the evidence and ex- hibits during the 12 weeks of the probe, will be transferred to Hart ford. from the courthouse.
 Late September Seems Date
 
 will be no necessity of presenting the evidence until late in September for reliable authorities indicated that there would be no trials until that time. Although June 2l is the final date for filing preliminary motions by defense counsel, the arguments on these motions will take considerably more time.
 Attorney Josiah H. Peck Of Hart ford, defense counsel for former Controller Daniel J. Leary, stated today that he would not file motion asking for a change of venue. T expect to make motions preliminary to actual trial" he said, but as yet I have not made up my mind what they will be-"
 He then continued. T have no in- tention to make a motion for change of venue"
 Other Counsel Reticent
 Other defense counsel whose opinions have been sought on the question of change of venue to an- other court apart from Waterbury, uCClIicu LO COuliIlCIlC. IC iidu UcCli expected, that in view of the dem- onstrations against the principals in the case by the citizens of Wa terbury on Tuesday, definite action might have been taken to have the trials conducted in another city.
 Detective Hickey said today that the general broadcast, announcing Borganaes as fugitive from justice had been sounded this morning. He said that in the event the accused is out of the country, the federal auth critics will have charge of his extradition when he is found.
 Federals Interested
 Federal authorities are also re- ported to have personal interest in the case, by virtue of their in- vestigations of income tax returns which were filed by those who ap- peared before the jury.
 Although Thomas s. Smith of Hartford, collector of internal rev. enue for the Connecticut district has declined to comment. 1t Is ru-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-25
Flames Issued From Motor as Big Transport FeIl All on Board Believed Killed Before Fire Had
 Consumed Wreckage
BY HENRY E. HENSON ynited Press Staff Correspondent

Cleveland, May 25-(UP)-Flames streamed from motor of a trans port plane just before 1t crashed last night, killing 10 persons, wit nesses said today. The plane seemed to explode as 1t struck the ground and was enveloped instantly in flames. Not until early today, two hours after the United Air Lines sleeper plane fell out of the sky almost within sight of its destina- tion, the Cleveland Airport, had the ruins cooled enough for the bodies of the seven passengers, two pilots, and stewardess--to be removed. All were burned beyond, any pos- sibility of recognition.
 The plane, bound for Los Angeles, had left Newark, N. J., Airport at 7:30 p. m. (EST) last night and had been due here at 10:l5 p. m. It crashed approximately three miles from the airport at 10:17 D. m.. near the suburban town of Independence.
 Mystery In Crash
 The accident was one Of the most mysterious of any commercial plane crash because it was without a read fly ascertainable cause. The plane was a Douglas twin-motored trans port equipped as sleeper. Flying conditions were excellent, visibility unlimited. The Terrain over which it was flying is flat, and, 10 minutes before the crash, Pilot James l.. Brandon, of La Grange, H., vet eran of the Commercial AirWayS, had radioed that all was well.
 But all was not well as Brandon brought his big plane through the clear night toward the airport. The airport toweririan sighted it and reported it about to land. Then something happened. Witnesses on the ground several miles away said they saw flames shooting from one of the motors, and, judging from the sound, they believed that only one of its motors was operating. A few seconds later flares shot down from the plane and lighted up the
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WACES-HOURS
 BILL TO SENATE
Passed House Last Eve= ming By Great Majority;
 Fight Is Expected
BY ALLEN c. DIBBLE


 Washington, May 25-(UP) The House sent the embattled wages and hours bill to the Senate today where it faces a consolidated southern fight for wage differentials. A pow erful administration drive defeated attempts in the House to amend the provisions for universal standard for wages and hours after al- most 12 hours of debate. The House voted, 3l4 to 96, at 10:45 (EST.). last night to pass the bill in virtually the same form as writ ten by Chairman Mary T. Norton, D., N. J., of the House Labor com mittee.
 Southern Opposition
 Southern opposition in the Sem ate will be stronger. It was bull warked by the support of Sen. Pat Harrison, D., Miss, who will be one
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MRS. STYLES BRIDGES STRICKEN

Concord, N H., May 25.-(UP)-Mrs. H. Styles Bridges, wife of the U s. senator from New Hampshire, was stricken critically ill today in her automobile while enroute to a dentists of- flee. Unconscious, she was sped to Margaret Pillsbury General hospital by her chauffeur. First reports indicated she may have suffered brain hemorrhage, but her physicians, Dr. Donald Me- Ivor and Dr. J. Dunbar Shields, said the nature of her illness could not be determined fully for several hours
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ney S. Cassel. Cassel, who con- ferred with him for more than an hour today at county courthouse and who has also been in conference with Hickey on innumerable occa- sions during the past couple of days is counsel for Attorney Ralph c. Coppeto, brother of Philip Cop peto.
 Missing Since January
 Philip Coppeto has been reported missing since early January. An nouncement was made early in March by authorities of the grand jury that he had been sought un- availingly as witness for the grand jury.
 The reliable authority also said that Coppeto. during his absence from the city, has been recuperating from an illness in western hos pital. It was reported that he read that he had been indicted by the grand jury in a newspaper.
 The authority for this information also said that Coppeto termed the charges against him, ridiculous" and that he would return to fight them forcefully.
 The bench warrant secured last
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OTIS SKINNER ILL

Woodstock, Vt.. May 25.--tUP.-- Otis Skinner, veteran actor stricken seriously Monday night, was report cd much better" today at his sum- mer home, "On the Green" He will be 80 June 28
 His daughter, Cornelia Otis Skin- ned, herself an actress, was at the bedside after hastening here from New York city, Her husband, Alden Blodgett, accompanied her, but re- turned to New York last night.
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NAz|S PROTEST
 CZECH TROOPS
Want Them Removed From BOrder-Charged
 With Being Violent
BY WEBB MILLER

Copyright, 1888, by United Press,
 Berlin, May 25. - (UP) Ger many prepared a sharp, official pro- test to Prague today against border incidents and the presence of Czech troops in the Sudeten German re- gions of Czechoslovakia. The semi official DNB News Agency an- nounced R. Ernst Eisenlohr, German minister at Prague, had been in- structed to protest sharply against repeated violations of the German frontier by Czech government that there is no possibility of specification. in the Sudeten region as long as Czech troops remain there, and tc urge their withdrawal. Reliable sources revealed that Eisenlohr went to Munich on Sunday and received instructions from Fuehrer Adolf Hitler and Foreign Minister Jochim Won Ribbentrop to make the protest.
 Protest German Shooting
 Eisenlohr delivered on Monday, an official protest against the shoot of two Sudeten German peasants by Czech border guards at Eger, an incident which caused indigna- ton throughout Germany.
 The Czech minister, Dojtech Mastny, called at the German for eign office on Monday, where he was given a protest against the border incidents.
 The protests were accompanied by a strong newspaper outburst against the incidents and against Great Bri- tain.
 The latest border inciednt was re- ported by DNB.
 Czech Plane In Germany
 It was asserted that CzechoSlovak
 fro-t;y,,ad ny@ DaOn
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Thousands Of Germans At Funeral OF Tluo Comrades Killed By Czech Police
Phil Coppeto WiH Be Home Within 1ODays
One of Two Witnesses Who Has Been Much Sought; Has Been Ill-Wil Furnish $25,O00 Bail
 on His Return

Philip Coppeto, head of the Abrigador Diggers Con- pany who according to the grand jurs report received almost threequarterS of million dollars from the city
 period of eight years will return to Waterbury and
 render to agents of Special Prosecutor Hugh M Aco and the grand jury within ten days it learned from reliable sources today It believed that this message given County Detective Edward J. Hickey by Attorney Sid-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-25

France in the case of aggression. We are ready to defend France it. self. We will be perhaps summoned to defend other great powers. We are ready to cooperate to preserve and defend Democracy
 Russia, Troyanovsky said. "does not appear to be menaced by im- mediate danger" But, he added, I've can not wash our hands of the present European situation. We have our principles and we are tied by our treaties. We will be faithful to these principles and to these treaties"
 Democracy Different
 Our democracy is different from other democracies," he said, but we prefer any democracy to Fas- cism. And we tender our hands for collaboration and solidarity to all peace-loving countries, to all
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POPE ADDRESSES GERMANS

Castel Gandolfo, May 25.-(UP)-The pope, addressing 3 German pilgrims at gen. eral audience of more than 1,2O0 today, said: Your presence makes us particularly happy be- cause you are German pilgrims come to the pope during stupid and menacing atmosphere of a moment in the history of the world and especial ly in German history"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-25
S0uiet Enu0:y Makes Report
 On Aggression
Ready to Defend Nations to Prevent Attack; Will Defend France Her.
 self If She Is Menaced

New York, May 25. - (UP) - Russia is ready to join France in the defense of Czecosovka against aggression Soviet Ambassador Alexander A. Troyanovky asserted to- day He spoke at the annual luncheon of the American Russian Chamber of Commerce international conditions Declaring that "a firm stand against aggressors the fundamental solution of the present international tension he said I've ready to defend Czechosloyakia with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-25
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington May 25-(UP)--Gov- ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through May 23, compared with a year ago: This Year Expenses Last Year $6.S34,654,S74.18 $6,694. .74S.2SS.7l
 Receipts $5,417,24s,505.92 s4.36o.15s,O77,s
 Gross Deficit $1,417, ,406, ,3Gs.26 $2,334 4.5S9.210.Sa
 Net Deficit $1,s5s,ss4,O1S.26 $2.9Ss.57e,7G0.s
 Cash Balance $2,G53, $l,724.s40.s53.G
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DIES OF BURNS

Hartford, Conn.,. May 25.-(UP).-. Funeral services were held today Cor William O'Neil, Windsor Locks, who died yesterday of burns suf- freed Monday at the shop where he worked.
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The Weather

Cloudy, Mild Tonight; Showers on Thursday
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The Washington times., 1938-07-26

MASS. AVE. N. e.. 2Os-one room and
shower bath, $50: to 3 rooms, kitchen
dinette. free Frigidaire, shower bath and
porch, SS5. See resident manager.
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GET in on the ground floor of this grow
ing center large Colonial brick house;
suit club, hotel apis plant; reas CIR.
"S5a-J, P. o. Box 80 Badensburg. Md
S5,750-Eighteeu brick garages, rear of
Conn. Ave. and Porter st. Will prove a
good investment
JOHN F DoNoHOE & SONS
3l4 Pa. Ave. S. E.
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Fords, 1892 Coaches, Coupes, Sc coo
dans-All in fine shape Priced pO"
to sell quick. Choice $e9. terms
GEORGETOWN MOTORS
3342 NJ St. N. w. WEST 1850
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Ford 1895 Tudor VS. - Motor 0Q6Q
thoroughly overhauled. front poO"
end entirely rebuilt and rebushed: near
ly new tires. See it today: bargain.
terms.
PARKWAY'S BARGAIN BASEMENT
3040 NJ st. y. w. WEST OlSl
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Ford 1897 "S5" Touring Sedan GEIR
miles just broken in for its new owner
Has built-in radio and custom seat
covers Save over $3.50 on this special.
STANLEY II. HORNER, INC.
1929 18th st, N. w. Decatur 1909
iii 14th St N. w. National 1861
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Tudors. 3 to choose from.
in different colors. Every one is in o. X.
mechanical condition; many thousand
miles of carefree service at low cost. Any
old car and Sl29 is all you have to pay.
These are truly bargains and easy terms.
Call Warren Sanders, Hill & Tlbbtts
ll14 Vermont Ave. N. W. NAH. $3.50.
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FORD 1895 Tudor Sedan--Orignal fac
tory finish in black with green stripe:
new plstons and rings; custom seat COW
my! What buy for only $50. Call
Warren Sanders Hill & Tibbltts, 1114
Vermont Ave. n. W. Nail $3.50.
The Washington times., 1938-07-26

FORD 1897 VS. Sedan. S295-Must re-
duce inventory. Too many Fords. See
this car today because It's price is Tar
below wholesale. Hurry. 1t won't wait.
l.. P. Steuart, Inc. 1925 14th st. N. W.
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FORD, 1897, club Cabriolet--Original
black finish Not mar or a scratch on
il. 1.OOO actual mileage. Has all ap-
pearance and performance of brand new
Save $500 on this money back guaranteed
car. Your present car in trade and easy
terms. S595. Call Warren Sanders, MAJ
$3.50. Hui & Tibbitts. liza Vermont
Ave N w,
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FORD 1887 6O-h.p. Tudor Sedan-OriginaI
factory finish in blue; the economical
VS. motor in new-car condition and ap-
pearance long, easy terms, and full al
lowance for your old car S445. Call
Warren Sanders Hill & TibbItts, liza
Vermont Ave n. W MAI. $3.50.
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Tudor Sedan Original blue
Powerful and economical motor, 3 practi-
cally new tires. spOtless interior, splendid
family car Reduced $3.50. Long, easy
terms and fnll trade allowance. Call R.
W. Thompson, EIll g. TIbbttts. Inc, lll4
Vermont Ave National $3.50
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WlLLYS

WHY'S 1897 4-Door Sedan-This COO
economical car has been Cherner- pOO
ined Sold with 30-day uncon- DOWN
ditional guarantee. Uncle Joe makes
it easy TO buy. Only $50 down and
balance, S5.25 week See it today.
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
1711 Fla. Ave. NV. North e56S
WILLYS 1887 De Luxe Sedan. The best
value in town, at $365. Only $95 down
and IL months for balance. Fully guar
anteed. Superior Motors, 14th and ?
Streets. Dupont 1900.
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FORD. 1887 Coupe. Model SO h.p.-Gray
finish: motor excellent: very clean in
every way; low mileage: shows the best
OF care given S465: terms are easy and
trade your car Call Warren Sanders
Hill & Tibbitts Inc, 1114 Vermont Ave.
W NAH $3.50
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Double Duty" circulation of the Herald
and Times produces twice the results
at one cost
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TODD PLACE N. E.: I24-6 rooms. bath
oil heat. garage: $4,000.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
733 10Th ST n W MA O352
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.CHRYSLER

NTK1 OLEK
Chrysler 1888 Royal Touring Sc G160
dans-Company officials cars. PAcO
run very little and cannot be told OFF
from new. $3.50 off Plymouths, 1888
company officials cars 500 off.
GEORGETOWN MOTORS
3342 NJ st. n. w. WEST 1850
CHRYSLER six" 1897 Royal Trunk Sc
dan. Radio heater. like new. Also beau
tifuI 1937 Six Royal Coupe with radio,
etc. at $645. Best terms in town. 1907
guarantee in everything. Superior Mo-
tors. 14th and P SITS. Dupont 1900.
CHRYsLER 1888 "6'' Tudor. S245-New
finish; custom covers; radio. Skinker.
4432 Conn. Ave. N. W. EN-. 1856.
CHRYSLER AirfiOw 6-pass. Sedan. Looks
as modern as 1898 model. real bar
gain at S245. Superior Motors. 14th and
p Streets DITpont 1900.
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APARTMENT RENTED
10 Apartments-FurniShed
LNnnAAnnahN
Apts.-Furn. or Unfurn.

= ST. n W., 2224-2 rms. kit, $40; 3
rms. kit S45: rooms $50; newly deco
rated. nicely furnished.
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FORDS-FORDS-We have on hand one
of the finest selections of good. clean
Fords in the entire city ranging from
1881 to 1897 models which we offer
you at the best values and most CON
venient terms in the city with a real 100
per cent guarantee. II Will certainly
pay you to visit us before you buy a
Ford car. Superior Motors, l4th and T
Streets. Dupont 1900.
The Washington times., 1938-07-26

MARYLAND AVE. N. E, s21-Barbara-
Finest location in Northeast. 2 rooms,
kitchen. bath apartment. Heat, hot water.
refrigeration free. Rent S42.50 and up.
Redecorated. New ranges. To inspect see
janitor or call Mr.. Clarke. District 2434.
Other apartments available
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INGLEsIDE TERRACE N. W, 1870
Brick rooms. baths. ......,.... .$62. so
FIDELITY MORTGAGE INVESTMENT co
1l05 ST. n w MA 243l
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SUMMIT PLACE ". E., 1866 rooms,
bath, oil heat: $3.50.
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PLYMOUTH 1887 Touring Sedan-Origi-
nal finish like new: large trunk, clean
interior. radio. heater. low mileage own.
er's name on request; $597. Butler bond
ed. Lee D. Butler, Inc, Il2l 21st ST..
N. W. Dist. 1918.
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LINCOLN ZEPHYR

LINCOLN Zephyr 1896 Sedan, S725-
Sage green finish. like new. car equipped
with radio: motor has been retuned.
Low actual mileage. Car cannot be told
from new, fully guaranteed. Call r. w
Thompson, NAT. $3.50. Hill & Tibbtts,
1ll4 Vermont Ave. n. w. Open eve
mngS.
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TERRAPLANE

STUDEBAKER 80 6-WheeI Conv. Sed.,
$40 down. Triangle, 2 N. Y. Ave. n. W,
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PLYMOUTH 1887 4-DoOr Sedan, S395-A
bargain that, will amaze you Forced to
reduce inventory at a great loss H. p
Steuart. Inc, 1925 14th ST. n. W. DEC
1903. Closed Sunday,
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FIRST ST. NE. 2OO3-e rooms t6 bed
rooms). bath. hw.h.. elec gas. Will re
decorate for reliable tenants.
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STUDE. 1885 Conv. Cpe.. $685.; President.
New green finish; underpriced. Skinker,
1915 10Th n. W. DI. 431O. 1749 NJ at
Conn. n. w. DI. 4743.
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FORD 1896 Phaeton-S435. Nile green
finish like new: genuine leather uphol-
stery. A completely renewed motor; fully
guaranteed, Call r. W Thompson. NAT.
1850. Hill Tibbitts, lil4 Vermont
Ave n w
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STUDEBAKER 1895 Cruising Sedan-Black
finish; clean interior; radio good tires;
low mileage. Famous for gas and oil
economy. Owners name on request. $497.
Lee u. Butler, Inc, ll2l 21st st. N. ".
The Washington times., 1938-07-26

oLDSMoBILE 1894 & CYL. 2-Door Tour
ing Sedan. S195-A good running car
with lot more. Must reduce inventory
at any expense. l.. p. Stcuart, Inc.
1925 14th st. N. w DEC 4SO3.
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PLYMOIU.,jTH:I~'''''' OI:s.,j:I~''

Plymouth 1888 Coupe-RumbIe QO1O|
seat; runs and looks above the pG1O
average: tires nearly new; your old car
may make the down payment.
STEUART MOTORS
6th T. N. Y. Ave. NV National 3nnO
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10TH ST. 6. E.. 324-6 rooms. bath, au-
tomato heat. $4,000.
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TERRAPLANE 1885 2-Door Sedan. S345
A late model in good running condi-
ton. Will sell at a ridiculous low price.
Must reduce inventory at any expense.
L. p. Steuart. Inc. 1925 14th ST. n. ".
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Mrs H. found this 2ne od highly profitable results and The 0d
Of homes D.
q ONE low
FORD

1888 FORD OWNERS-Think Of it! Your
1898 Ford Tin average condition. and
only Sl.95 weekly puts a Chernerized
1895 Ford in your hands. Hurry! This
offer is for a limited time
CHERNER MOTOR co
17I1 Fla. Ave. N. w. North 1855
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HUPMOBTLE BILE

HTPMOBILE 1888 b. Luxs Sedan aide
mounts; powerful, quiet motor; all good
tires: any old Hupmoble and S175 takes
this bargain. Call Warren Saunders. MAI.
$3.50 Hill Tibbitts, 1ll4 Vermont
Ave N W.
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FORD 1887 Club Conv, S545 Green fin
ish. radio Price value sknker 1915
2oth n. W. DI. 43lo 1749 N at Conn
Ave N, W DI 4743
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HoUsEs-S55.OO TO $4,000

EYE ST. N. F.. 1876 rooms and bath,
elec., gas; Arcola heat; $1,000.
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PACKARD 1895 Model lob Sedan
Blue finish, fine motor. very good rub
Der, spotless interior; reduced to S575;
truly a bargain. Packard Motor Car Co.
"4th, M and SITS. n. W. Republic O145
The Washington times., 1938-07-26

1895 Dictator 4-DooP
Trunk Sedan-Iike brand new. Equip
ped with many extras, $395. Call US for
home demonstration. wise. 6767. Mckee
Studebaker, $500 Wisconsin Avenue
The Washington times., 1938-07-26
GRAHAM



HUDSON 1875 De Luxe Custom Trunk
Sedan Excellent appearance. Has had
wonderful care. A real bargain At S2g5
Liberal terms. Fully guaranteed. Su
perior Motors, iith and ? Streets
DIlDOnt 1900
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PACKARD

-DEMONSTRATOR
'OHANKA SERY. 1126 GOTH ST. N W
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1894 FORD OWNERS-Uncle Joes does
it again. Your 1884 Ford lin average
condition) and only $22.34 monthly
puts a Chernerized 1897 Ford in your
hands. This offer is for limited time
only. so don't wait, come to ChernerVl!le
today.
cHERNER MOTOR co.
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OLDSMOBILE

OLDSMOBILE 1885 Sport Coupe-Slx cyl
inder; beige paint: excellent tires: spot
less interior and splendid motor. You
will find this clean car real value Sl45.
c. &C. guaranty. Open evenings and closed
Sundays.
CAPITOL CADILLAC co.
1929 22d ST. n. w NAtional a3oO
The Washington times., 1938-07-26

2 Blocks West of Wise. Ave. at River Rd.
Beautiful semi-detached home. on large
lot containing rooms g bedrooms). tile
bath with shower. toilet in basement: 2
porches new condition throughout, and
equipped with EectroluX refrigerator.
Magic Chef range and oil burner.
Mt. Vernon Mortgage Corp.
Room oO7 Machinists Bldg. MAI 5536
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STUDEBAKER 1894 Commander 4-Door
Trunk Spdan-Driven very little: new.
car condition and appearance; original
finish; Immaculate inside and out: low
price, 'S325. Packard Washington Motor
Car Co. 24th, NJ and SITS N. W.
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RIVERDALE-6 rooms, kitchen, bath !:
ami; convenient; $40. Hyattsville 493.
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43RD PL. Y. W. 1922

9TH ST. N. W.. 2s33-wardman Park
vicinity: 4 bedrms baths, auto. heat:
excellent condition; $3.50. col. 6673.
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Plymouth 1885 Ssdan--Driven pA.)x
very little. looks and runs like PtOO
siX-months-old car. Marked down 800
during our 2-day sale to $43S
MANDELI4 CHEVROLET co.
1900 Nichols Ave. $. +. Atlantic 4lO2