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Evening star., 1939-08-04
FOREIGN Markets

LONDON. Aug. LPl.-Prices swerved
narrowly both ways in stock market deal
ings today. Attendance by traders, how
ever, was far below normal in view OF the
long week end recess which includes a
bank holiday British funds, wobbly at the
start, finished higher Trans -Atlantics
moved listlessly and mostly a shade lower.
japanese bonds were under moderate press
ure. few buyers nibbied at oil and rub
Der securities while kaff1rs and coppers were
neglected. Domestic rails weakened fol-
lowing a hitch in wage negotiations. In
dustrials moved narrowly both ways.
Evening star., 1939-08-04

England has a campaign for the
hoodlighting Of all playing grounds.
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Insurance Stock

NEW YORK. Aug. (Py.-Investment
Bankers Conference Inc:
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MISCELLANEOUS

Chevy Chase Club Ist 444s l04 -
Col Country Club lst 4Hs l03 -
Ter Ref g. VIII Corp lst 4l4s 103h -
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Many children Of Japan are wear.
ing ancient war uniforms.
Evening star., 1939-08-04

PARIS. Aug. 4 LP).-Bourse prices drifted
erratically in lstless dealings today.
Traders saw nothing very exciting in re-
Rome military agreement. Gold mining
shares and Royal Dutch were firm on
arbitrage demand Rentes closed down
tn I'm confines
Evening star., 1939-08-04
Federal Lund Banks

NEW YORK, Aug. 4 H1.-Federal Land
Evening star., 1939-08-04

LIVERPOOL Aug LP.-Reports of
crop damage plus short covering in the
wake of higher Canadian shippers offerings
buoyed wheat futures today. Closing
prices were up u to So penny.
Cotton futures advanced 2 to 3 points
on little Bombay and speculative demand
but the market generally was pre-holiday
affair
Evening star., 1939-08-04
BONDS

PUBLIC UTILITY.
Evening star., 1939-08-04

Aug. >. July 90 Aug. 3.
1889. 1899. 1885
Bills discounted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

What a young-and-easy Anne
Adams frock this is! You'll love
pattern 41ss for its smart appear
ance, its cool comfort and Its easy
up-the-side buttoning that lets you
In and out speedily and allows
flat-spread. quick ironing. You
may cut the whole dress on a
straight-grain, but If you use the
popular checked fabric. make the
bodice and the center skirt panels.
front and back. on the biss-it's
smart, Notice the nice use of
tucks and buttons at the shoulders;
the easy bodice fit. Cut the neck
in 4 simple round line or a sweet
heart shape. And because you
can't wear your heart on the cool
wisps of cap sleeves, you might
want 10 make the pockets heart
shaped.
Pattern 4i33 is available In
misses and women's sizes u. Il.
Is. Is. 20. so. ~. 81. So. IS and 20.
Size is takes ~ yards S5-inch.
Send is cents In coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly size, name, address and
style number.
East. West. North, South
wherever your vacationlsnd lies
youth have more fun under the
sun II you bring along gay new
cistumes for every occasion. So
hurry-order Anne Adams Sum-
mer Pattern Book today! Packed
with bright. quickly sewn styles
for sporting. summing. dancing.
travelling. sightseeing and just
staying at home. wearahies for
tiny tots, betwixt- and betweeners,
fair-and-twenty. frankly forty.
Best OF all, every pattern is simple
for even the first try" seamstress.
Send now. Book. Is cents; pat
tern. ioc: book and pattern to-
gether. IS cents.
Send your order 10 The Tacoms
Times. Pattern Department. sis
Pacific ave. Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

riage. A sense of inferiority,
sense of conflict between ideals
and reality, a sense Of guilt or fear
as the individual faces adult re-
sponsibilities these things must
he outgrown as the individual pre-
pares for the marriage experience.
If they are not outgrown before
marriage or eliminated in the early
stages of marriage adjustment they
can become a source of serious
trouble.
The psychologist who undertakes
to readjust an unhappy marriage
must learn whether the source of
trouble is a delayed development of
personality or a deep-seated neu-
rotic weakness that makes the
individual really unfit for marriage.
II the former is the case, the cure
may be simple. II the latter, the
cure may be long and difficult
or even impossible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
A E(QGlG llG G4TI@5

uas made-to fix up the hole IN
The floor and replace the tsise
sprinkler unit
AS she pounded out the letters,
one part Of her brain was occupied
with thoughts centering aoous
Rayburn and the plant. HAD No
made any significant moves sns
ever had seen -.
OF course. he had access TO ,ne
blue-prints. or had until reeen'iy'
hut he couldn't take them from
the plant without discovery.
Impossible
sh. had always checked them
in herself when they had CUSTODY
Of them, and personally saw MIN
nut them in the safe and set the
time lock. No. that was impos-
sible.
But that hole in the floorl Look
ing right down at the draughtlng
table in the room where Rick had
worked!
If only Major Barringer were IN
town. If she could get him on the
phone. Shed try to call him in
| Washington from her home that
night.
The false sprinkler unit kept
bothering her. Then a possible
solution flashed into her mind.
A camera might easily be placed
in that bottom drawer, its lens
projecting through the hole left
when the false sprinkler was
pulled out. 1t would be simple
to photograph anything directly.
below,
That was the way the plans
had been copied! She saw it all,
now. Rayburn could easily re-
move a small roll of film and carry
it away without detection.
She remembered, too, that he
had insisted on retaining his same
old office when he was promoted.
The desk was where 1t always had
been. 1t must be fastened securely
to the floor.
That was the solution! Rayburn
was the guilty man, not Rick!
Her heart leaped as she realized
now that she would be able to
prove that Rick Leslie was not a
spy-that he was the innocent VIC
tim of a plot!
Ito BE Continued)
(Register and Tribune Syndicate)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
TO QUESTIONS

Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
/. Aluminium.
2. Alaska
3. The Platte.
{. Ailter.
s. In Egypt. on the Nile river.
8. Track.
Z. Palermo.
8. os-tra-size; not os-tra-sise'.
Q. Carbon.
10. No: they are mammals.
Peony roots were worn about
the necis Of children In olden
times a. guard against sickness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
Learn These
Smart Summer
Beauty Slants

n you want to avoid "sqiint
lines'' IN summer. wear . bit OF
cream around your eyes under
your sun glasses. II. In spite OF
the sun glasses. exposure to sun
shine encourages wrinkles across
your brow. wear special anti
wrinkle patches while you sleep.
These are to b moistened slightly,
plastered over the wrinkled areas,
then removed next morning.
The pale. pastel makeup you
liked last spring won't Be smart
once you are tanned. Choose pow
der which matches exactly your
suntanned skin and = vivid red
lipstick rather than = pinkish one.
DON'T BE CASUAL
ABOUT HAIR
The fact that you have adopted
a casual. easy-to-manage coiffure
doesn't mean that you can adopt
q casual attitude toward hair
grooming. Have hot oil treatment
regularly to counteract the drying
effects Of sun and salt water.
brush your hair every night and
have . shampoo At least once q
week.
Use your fsvorite anti-perspir-
ant three times q week instead OF
twice . week.
Substitute light perfume for the
heavy. heady scents you liked last
winter. Don't overlook the Inn
portAnce Of scented colognes.
Let your summer jewelry Be a.
cool looking a. = crystal bowl Of
Ice water. Massive bracelets and
enormous necklace - unless Of
glass or . plastic with . frosty
look about it-contribute nothing
toward = crisp-as-lettuce appear
ance.
Feet win Be moro comfortable
Il the same shoes are not worn
two days In succession. Wearing
fresh stockings every morning Il
= must" Of course.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
Pre-Msrriase Training Can
ONLY Indicate What's Ahead

relationship
standing authority the family.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

Pre-marriage training can only
indicate to the individual the prob
lens he must meet. 1t can make
him see the broad picture of ad-
justment and the part he must play
in II.
But, In the final analysis, 1t is
the individuals own adaptability
that must bring him success.
Personality Is hard TO chart. 1t
is made up of many obscure ele-
ments reaching deep into child
hood.
As the child joins others in
school. in play. in cooperative ac-
tivities, his personality must de-
velop flexibility. He must learn
to get along with others. As the
individual grows older. social con-
facts test his ability to live happily
with others. But marriage is the
supreme test. Successful marriage
demands full emotional maturity,
as 1t is the supreme human expe-
rience.
All the complex adolescent trou-
bles Of personality are magnified
II they are carried over into mar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
Photographer At A Wedding

Dear Mrs. Post: I photograph
many weddings and some of the
future orders for my work come
from very fashionable families
whose weddings will probably be
the last word In smartness. I've
always just worn ordinary day
clothes at no matter what time
of day the pictures were taken.
My wife thinks. however, that per-
haps when going TO these very
smart houses I'd better dress in
conventional clothes. What do you
think about this?
Answer: agree with your wife,
because it would be less conspicu-
Gus if your clothes were similar
to those of the wedding guests.
At the same time I think you
need not wear a cutaway coat in
day time nor tail coat in the
evening. A plain dark suit, white
shirt and dark tie, in the day
time, and tuxedo DINNER clothes)
at night, would be all right.
Copyright, 1897
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
'Nobody Likes Me-"
Is a Common Cry
Too Many Persons Content to Let Matters
Slide Instead of Trying to Help Selves
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey. don't especially feel sorry for myself
but my personality is such that alarms every and
then mean when say personality. that people general
rule do not find charming and gracious We all to
like that in the of Others when few of my
friends always walking away with all whenever we go
into crowd. and find myself in the background feel
inferior could scream.
don't want to unreasonable jealous but it is
fun to places with chum and my sister and sit back
while they walk away with all the attention
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10

No one pays any attention to
what I say but they hang on to
every word my sister utters- have
noticed this happen to other peo-
ple. Some girls. like myself. just
don't stand out In . crowd. and on
the other hand, less attractive
girls like my chum and my sister.
can win both men and women
wherever they 60.
Why u 1t that there are some
Of W who are not liked especially
while other persons. with no more
character or mental ability. can
walk away with the honors wher-
ever they got DISCOURAGED.
I am afraid you signed yourself
too well when you signed Dis
couraged." No person with youth
and enthusiasm should be discour-
aged. The trouble with most Of us
IL that we take ourselves too scri-
ously. We want to be the center
Of attraction wherever we 60 and
feel sighted or inferior when we
don't get all the attention We
crave.
! read . splendid article called
Nobody Likes Ne" one time. II
said that most Of VI think that
people don't like us. We want
them to care about us. but II il
common to FEEL that someone
.lss does not like u.
It also stressed the fact that II
We are suffering from handicap
ping ohsessions we can dig back
into our minds and usually bring
them out into the sunlight whore
they can get . bit of light and
understanding. Often It takes the
Md Of . professional psychologist
to help along these lines, but
many persons have done wonders
for themselves by having the cour-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
JUNGLE JEOPARDY

Joseph Calleia. who recently
scored in "Juarez" and "Algiers,"
plays the role of an anarchist
killer who controls the destinies
Of 10 people stranded in a jungle,
in RkO Radios Five Came
Back"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
Taste
Today
TWO WOMEN HAVING THE
SAME NAME
BY EMILY POST

Dear Mrs. Post: An aunt and a
niece, both unmarried and both
living in the same house. have the
same name. When writing to one
of them how can l address the let
ter properly and at the same time
make 1t clear which one Ii meant ,
Answer: II important to make
sure that letter be given to the
one for whom II is intended. the
niece should be addressed Miss
Mary Smith, younger" and the
aunt Miss Mary Smith. senior"
There would be no other way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
RE CIPES
TOMORROW,S MENU


BREAKFAST: Raspberries
and cream, dry cereal, pop
overs. coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Cream Of pea
soup, ham, sandwiches, fruit
bowl. tea, milk.
DINNER: Beef tongue, raj
sin sauce. broiled parsley po-
tatoes. buttered beets. cucum-
Der salad. tropical pineapple
pie, iced coffee, milk.
Tropical Pineapple Pie
lone 9-inch pie)
Pineapple filling: One No. 2 can
crushed pineapple and syrup. y cup
sugar. u teaspoon salt. 4 table,
spoons cornstarch. i cup cold
water.
Combine the pineapple. sugar
and salt. Heat quickly to boiling
point. then add cornstsrch which
has been dissolved in the cold wa
ter. Cook until thick and clear.
Cool.
Cream filling: 2 cups milk, y
cup sugar, u teaspoon salt, 4 ia
blespoons cornstsrch. y cup cold
milk, 5 egg yolks. y teaspoon va
nills. 8 teaspoons butter.
Combine the milk, sugar and
salt. Heat to boiling point, then
add cornstarch which has been dis
solved in cold milk. Cook over
direct heat until thick and creamy,
stirring constantly to avoid scoreh-
ing. Remove from heat and add
slightly beaten egg yolks, vanilla
and finally the butter. Cool.
Place cream filling in a pre-
baked pie shell inches in diane
ter. On top Of the cream filling
place the pineapple filling. Garnish
top with slices of pineapple, cher
ries and whipped cream.
Sliced bananas can be added e
the cream filling II you like theil
flavor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
A-PsYCHoLOGY OF MARRIAGE

Marriage is in reality the supreme test of the individuals
ability to adapt himself to life.
In primitive societies certain amount of experimenting
educates the young and the young to dual fe
Modern society is too complex for this approach, and
must rely upon intelligent training preparation for the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
The Meaning OF The Word Lady

Dear Mrs. Post: If a woman is
tactful person-tactful defined
as someone having kindly consid-
Grafton for others-would you con-
slider this person worthy of being
called a lady?
Answer: l would consider kind
ly consideration one of the essen
tial qualities of a lady, certainly.
But the complete portrait of a
lady like that of a gentleman. is
impossible to draw in one stroke
of a pen. The nearest that I can
come to one most important quail
ity is that lady is one whose
instincts can be counted on to
behave with honor and courage
and good taste in every circum-
stance of life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-10
THE sUFFx YOUNGER"

Dear Mrs. Post: On your print
ed slip showing correct suffixes
you explain that "Jr." tmeaning
junior) Is a masculine suffix and
would be improper if used after
a woman's name. You advise the
use of younger when necessary. l
have noticed recently that a we'll
known young New York woman
who has become a professional en-
tertainer is calling herself Caro-
line Lefty, Jr.," and l wondered
what grounds she had for doing
this.
Answer: Socially the names Of
daughter and mother cannot be
confused because the mother is
Mrs. John Smith and not Mary
Smith. In the case Of Caroline
Lefty, II her mother is also a
professional person and therefore
known by this same name, the
daughter should add younger" to
her name in order to distinguish
herself from her mother. My au-
thority for the use of younger as
a feminine suffix in preference TO
junior, was that of the late DIR.
Frank Vizetelly, editor of the
Standard Dictionary. In his opin-
ion, junior was as masculine as
esquire. On the other hand a
widow whose daughter-in-law has
the same name is addressed Mrs.
John Smith, senior. So 1t may
be that junior should be accepted.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
MORTGAGE SAIL

MORTGAGE SALE
The undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction at the, Court House door.
Upper MARLBORO, Maryland. on TUESDAY.
MARCH IA. 1889 AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
AM. all that tract of land, containing
forty-one a.! acres; more OF, less; located
Aceokeel: tSs n: and about ten Io' miles from
Georges County Maryiand improved BY a
two-story dwelling house and barn. stable
and garage combined, meat house and
CHICKEN house. under a second mortgage
and subject to first mortgage of So 500. 90
and interest. exact amount Of interest due
will be announced at the time of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
Il cash upon ratification of sale by the
Court; balance in months from day Of
sale. deferred payment to bear So interest
per annum from day of sale. and to be Sc
cured to the satisfaction of the under
or purchasers; cash deposit of 100000 will
be required on the day of sale; revenue
stamps etc, at expense of purchaser or
purchasers.
...o + VAN CLAGETT,
mh4, 50 Upper Marlboro, Maryland
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FARMS WANTED

WANTED-SMALL FARM OR ACREAGE
with water front accessible and reasonable
Box 399-T. Star.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES COUNTRY
place or small farm. not more than $50 per
month. Box 4,3-T. Star
PARTIALLY EQUIPPED. NEARBY MARY
land: large house: 25 acres or more; sign
lease. 2l01 Washington ave-, Alex.
with small houses, good roads: reasonable
MR.. HUNTINGTON. oxford 0345
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

Ssas .ss lss? s efSD p5ds: sSs5 Ss5: ,aS5 sSS
F1rd 1894 5., dual stake. $215; International
son Chevrolet. i437 irving st. NV. . Adams
FORD 1895 pickup. new finish: recondi-
Ma3hea Mnfer "a ana .sl .esnlaranteed S325. WaIfield
FORD 1898 1zton pickup, all-steel body,
IN, IN use only few thousand miles finished
eay Tires spness eSceent neH s4ng sar
amteed. Stsuart Motors. 9th and N. Y
boKp befRs2 1sa5 5,,l ,i5orinch stake only sags
goes. 18th and NJ SITS. NV. Dist. 5sO3.
FORD 1884 h-ton panel; reconditioned
bapsain At s1ns s1ss and ta1r,l looks fne % real
s4oSSO' let Co. 1soo Nichols ave- '&se Sc. Atlantic
DODGE GS,L + III 1888 pickup Ha-ton. nearly new;
nW nn1s s9G5. ns} 5fss Logan Motors, 354o 14th st
need. needs panel win buy this one. Logan n
Motors. sth and M SITS NV. Dist. 5s03
GhlEyR6tEr aal ya1xErrd i h9Ss onehaf ton panel
motor in tpiop condition Ave- fve fine eTires tires
looks iopk and runs almost like brand-new
hs our f Honest ep Prce ot saso sasa
O"eHS MOtOr Co., 63-1 ia. ave.
bue aa0 with o baes esnf fen5e 5nshsa
body, bod interi2E in perfect condition: Ave
est class business Honestly Priced at $3.50.
Liberal terms. Owens Motor Co. 6323 Ga.
CHEVROLET 1882 ia-ton. panel body:
runs well; good tires S35. Chestnut 1910
CHEVROLET 1885 panel truck: brand new
tires; unusually low mileage for this year:
and New York ave. ne " = Pot 81 Ds5 1875 iS'
DODGE PANEL DELIVERY. 1884. 1880
Rhode Islnad ave ne.
DoDGE POI pickup, 1895; low mileage; excel
SON, Sandy Spring. Nd ae Ashton As t5n't Isl. r'ef
az aition;; black, no iettefine sss5. e"s coum- tn
ola 0416-J.
ton tor oVSe0se Vs Jackson SON isssj 1888 st. south Airing
FORD 1897 truck; l57-inch high stake
pedy; new mot rebuilt);. motor used only
se se n mllsS s$a5 chassis as solid as new saer
Wis ave. ave. VS. Wis. s7s7' HHSo service inc' ''oo
FORD 1888 l2-ton panel delivery; this
thu ownef heT sny e99 miles on
You ~ S s3 lei 1n2 ss 0anfs' aPa
1915. Fully euaranteed "aIsan Teams LOT onag omiy
sunday TIL 9 pm. STANDARD MOTOR
SALES. 1908 14th st. NV. North 229s-
condition; 1884 Ford sedan delivery, 1894
Ford pickup. 1890 Ford dump truck 1890
Ford panel delivery: every one a bar
r. l. ave. ne.
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK 1895; s.-ton
panel Good condition. SIPS. 23OO Penna
ave. Sc
MOVING VAN. &c. M c.; excellent con-
dltlon good tires; sacrifice, 500 cash.
Cali Atlantic 5463 after g pm
TRUCKS Chevrolet, / Ford Federals
/! international ! Dodge All these trucks
"a tons. Will have salesman at yard
sunday afternoon from 3 to T. Get ir
touch with Mr., Jeffries. Real .bargain
DiSposlng OF these trucks ourselves; g
,ruckS for 81 $50 Eisinger Mil Lumber
Co. Bethesda. Md Wisconsin o40O
Evening star., 1939-03-05
FARMS FOR RENT.

TENANT WANTED, LARGE EQUIPPED
turkey and stock farm. Montgomery County,
Nd: $50 acres crops and 800 acres fine
pasture on Potomac River bottoms. 200
bine truck and other equipment; cattle
and sheep. JOHN B. SHEPARD, 500 Cum
evenings only.
POULTRY FARM WITH HOME AND
equipment. including chickens: y, mile from
District line. Box 442-T Star
Evening star., 1939-03-05

.6o-ACRE FARM SITUATED ABOUT :
miles west Of Alexandria. on hard surface
road. Sand and gravel on property; also
Fs1I hsye ~ yirsin o timber. Apply A S. DON
andria. Va. Phone Alexandria $40.
COLORED-S4, ,5OO-CASH. 81 900.
COLESVILLE. Md a.: 7-r b.
house: h.-ah.; elec; attic: gar; running
water; on hwy. MR.. CANT H. l. COLE
MAN CO, 1910 Eye St NV Call Met
.}SSS or Ashton S4-F-13
Evening star., 1939-03-05

LINCOLN-ZEPHYR sedan 1885, a beauti-
full. spotlessly clean, one-owner car: the
finish is perfect inside and out with tai
lored seat covers since new: radio. heater:
$3.50 down. your car in trade balance Is
mos. Atlantic $500. Steuart Motors. 8rd
and ne
Evening star., 1939-03-05

FORD 1885 de luxe club coupe. new ton.
new rings. nne rubber very attractive and
sporty car; reduced to sell at once al S395;
only S95 down and balance small monthly
payments. Hill d Tibbitts, lIl4 Vermont
ave. NV. National HShn 3
Evening star., 1939-03-05

LAFAYETTE 1895 victoria: an opportun-
only 1899; tires, motor excellent: fully
guaranteed and easy terms. Nash Motors Of
washington, 4l6 Fla. ave. ne. Atlantic
Evening star., 1939-03-05

LAFAYETTE 1887 4-door trunk sedan:
Nash-built. original car throughout; ey-
ceptionally clean and sound; rubber very
good; bargain price, S415. Fully guaran-
teed. Nash Motors of WASHINGTON, Ala
Fla. ave. ne. Atlantic QO6n
Evening star., 1939-03-05
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FRONT ROYAL VIRGINIA-TEN-RooM
house two bathrooms; l block off main
900! % For further h particaiars pt s address MRS
EDW. WOOLSTON, Upperville. virginia
Evening star., 1939-03-05

FORD 1928 de luxe Fordor touring sedan
pany factory equipped radio has had the
oest OF care like new in every way: save
S;,a from neW-car price. Hill a. Tlbbitts
Evening star., 1939-03-05

FORD 1897 60 coupe the thrifty sixty
model that owners report excellent gas
mileage. dandy finish clean interior. fne
Tupber; nice car for $3.50: only S59
IITd ddTh' y yoaIance to suit. Hill g. Tibbitts.
IiIf vermont ave. NV Natl $3.50
Evening star., 1939-03-05

FORD 1884 Tudor sedan. black finish eX-
terror well worth Sl5a: only SIS down and
small monthly payments on balance Hill
o. 90 Iiooitts, 1114 Vermont ave. NV. Nail.
Evening star., 1939-03-05

LA SALE 1898 club coupe; very attractive
car, finished in black. one-owner car that
will give new-car performance in every
detail looks like new. save considerabl BILE
from new-car price: NOW Sa45. PACKARD
gath and SITS. NV. Republic O145
Evening star., 1939-03-05

fORD lg32 coupe de luxe with rumble
St SSeat y. 4. motor, good rubber runs and
HmHKs LOOKS swell; act quickly a bargain for only
III m". only so down. small monthly pay.
i@nehts; men Hi d Tibbttts, 1114 Vermont
Evening star., 1939-03-05

TOEDS!!! FoRDS! FoRDsl-Coupes.
!Noors doors, Victoria. 1892 934-la3S
an bargains Any demonstration Some
nave tndsvf fadi9S 9;i, Trade and terms, See them
ave. Silver Spring. Md Shep. 6io6