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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
F. D. Silent ON
ANOTHER Term
Result of M etings
With Farley Still
L. Mystery

Observation-Disclosures
Roosevelt returned to the
capital today for the windur
of congress with his political
partnership with Postmaster
General James A. Farley still
intact but not publicly insured
against future rupture.
He motored TO the White House
10 confer with the house and senate
majority leaders. Rep. Sam Ray
burn. D.. Tex. and Senator Alben
w. Barkley, D.. Ky. The confer
ence was expected to develop a full
review Of the legislative situation
and Mr.. Roosevelt will learn at
first hand the prospects for sd-
ministration bills in the adjourn
ment rush. He will stay in WASH
ington until congress leaves.
A weekend Of speculation
over the third term question
ended In = meeting between
Mr.. Roosevelt and Farley ut
Hyde Park and an uniIluminst-
Ing statement from the presi-
dent.
Farley previously had implied
that the report of third term
break had been inspired. II is
that some OF Farley's
associates felt that an earlier story
saying that New Dealers wanted
to Gust him from his cabinet job
also had been planted-but with
out impugning the good faith Of
the reporter who wrote 1t.
Would Farley support,
Political Washington was inter-
ested In the fact that neither Far
ley's weekend statement nor Mr..
remarks at Mondays
Hyde Park press conference direct
ly approached the two questions
which have the capital by the ears.
They are whether Mr.. Roosevelt
wants a third term and whether
Farley would support him IL he
sought one.
Best information available Is
that Mr.. Roosevelt is determined
that the Democrats shall choose
liberal candidate TO run on a liberal
platform in 1910. Whether he
would seek denomination remains
as much a mystery as ever. An
opinion widely held here is that
there has been no third term show
down between Mr.. Roosevelt and
Farley and that none is likely to
come until mid-autumn OF later.
May he n Truce
There may even be something OF
= political truce during the weeks
following adjournment Of congress
but 1t should end with the first
frost. Political big shots are scat.
tering. Farley and John ID. M
Hamilton, chairman Of the Repub-
lican national committee, sail We'd
nesday for Europe-on the same
boat. Congress is due to scatter
before Aug. and Mr.. Roosevelt
expects to leave Immediately there.
after for Hyde Park and north
Atlantic cruise.
When party leaders again con
verge on Washington, however
the third term and related issue,
will press for decision.
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accused Japan of "a gross violation
of its solemn undertaking; to pay
for the Chinese Eastern railroad
and ended its note:
THE peoples commissariat
for foreign affairs warns the
Japanese government and also
Japanese concession owners
that while fulfilling its own
undertakings, the Soviet gov
eminent will unswervingly de-
mand also from the Japanese
side strict observance of
treaties concluded, and unde-
Waiting observance of Soviet
laws on the territory of the
Soviet Union"
The note was the latest word in
a potentially serious dispute over
the Sakhslin island concessions.
Russian courts fined Japanese con-
cessionaires $4,000 for alleged
failure to comply with labor agree
ments. The Japanese refused TO
pay. Japan has sent destroyers to
the area.
Assistant Foreign Commissar S.
A. Lozovsky handed the note to
Japanese Ambassador Shigenori
Togo, an official communique Of
the Tass agency disclosed. 1t wa.
an answer to a japanese note.
Russia's answer "resolutely re-
jected' Japsn's protest which, il
said, defended systematic viola
ton by concession holders of theil
contract undertakings, even fail
IRE to pay fixed rents, and viola
ton of Russian laws" Japan, thu
note said. was striving to defend
at any cost the unlawful actions o.
concession owners
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Russia Accuses Japan of
Bad Faith in Angry Note

MOSCOW-Russia, in an angry
note to Japan, has accused Jap
anese concessionaries and the jap
anese government itself of bad
faith, it was disclosed today.
After reciting alleged violations
of Russian laws by Japanese coal
and oil concessionaires on 'Russia's
half of Sakhalin island, Russia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
DALEY Growers Meet
To Consider Markets
Report Excellent Prices in East for
Blackberries; Bush Black Season Now

PUYALLUR-Blsckberry grow
er-members Of the Washington
Farmers' Products Control Board,
Inc. win meet Tuesday evening at
Redmen's han to discuss the dis
posal Of their 1889 tonnage Of
Evergreen and hush blacks.
The season for bush blacks ia
now on and crates for fresh ship
ment are beginning to come to
the platforms in quantity. Reports
from easte-n markets report good
prices and growers are urged to
continue the shipping campaign.
However, some viii eventually
have to Be turned into the cannery
and this disposal viii be discussed
1t the meeting.
Ths Evergreen harvest, accord
ing to growers. will begin in some
sections Of the valley within the
next 10 days and while the Con-
troll Board win ship several humid
nd tons fresh. plans TO sell the
remainder are to be settled. Sew
eraI offers for the latter tonnage
have been received and growers
win make their final decision Tues
day.
= =
4 letter was received Tuesday
By Mayor william P. Loughlin
from Carl Forslund, president Of
local No 35e. Farmer Union.
urging that the city do something
about elimination Of Canadian
thistle and other noxious weeds
growing on vacant lots n well a
n occupied areas Of the city.
II y pointed out in the ietter
that now u the season when seeds
from thess pests are spreading
and that cooperation on the part Of
H. city can prevent this. psrticu-
larry Y = campaign u started at
ne ladies' auxiliary u the Daf-
Eodil aeris Of Eagles win meet
Wednosdny evening at . o'clock
q RednAen's han On West Stewart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
CASH AND HOSE STOLEN

Theft Of SIS from the trousers
Of Merle Z. Van Devort. 3109 No.
It'll st, was accomplished by
light-fingered caller who entered
the residence by means Of an open
window. police reported Tuesday.
Haakon Albue. 1i19 So. G st. re-
ported the theft of so feet of gar
den hose.
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" feather Data

Forecast for Westinghouse
tonight and Wednesday; overcast
on coast: little change in tempera-
ture; gentle northwest wind off
the coast: light variable winds
over sound and straits.
At Tacoma, s a. m. Tuesday,
wind north m.p.h. Barometer
3002. steady.
Rain last "a hours, none; since
July /, 1908 inches; since Jan. l,
1854 inches, a deficiency of 4.to
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p. m. from Piper's chapel. Chris
tian Science service will be follow
ed by interment in the Calvary
cemetery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Swain Glover -
Wednesday, 1880 p. M, from the
Methodist church in Oakville,
Wash. under direction of Tuelfs.
The Rebekah lodge, Carnation
chapter, of which Mrs. Glover was
charter member. will officiste.
followed by interment in the Oak
wood cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
Do FALSE TEETH
Rock, Slide or Slip?

FAsTEETH. q powder 20 be sprfnk-
led on false teeth keeus them more
firmly set Make your loose plates
more dependable with FASTEErH.
You'll feel more confident with
ftrrner dental plate Mildly alkaline
FASTEErH also checks sum soreness
burning sensation or rash due 20 the
chafing OF a loose vsbblv plate or 70
excessive acid mouth. Get PAsTEETH
~ any drug store. soE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
SKATER, Y, ENTERS
ROLLER-SKATING MEET

CLEVELAND-'T can still skate
rings around some of the younger
folks" said 72-yesr-old Charles d.
Pereina. as he filed his entry for
a roller-skating meet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26

Last rites for Samuel o. Gerard.
IS, of 4b06 So. Yakima ave. who
died Monday in local hospital,
will be held Wednesday. 1880 p. m.
fom Piper's chapel with Rev. r. H.
McGinnis officiating. followed by
interment in the New Tacoma
cemetery. A native OF Eugene.
Ore. he was employed by the Irv-
ing-Jones company and was a
member of the Garage Employees
union, No. 46i. Surviving are his
wife. Theresa: two sons. Wendell
and Lawrence. Of the home; his
mother Minnie Gerard Of Tacoma;
three sisters. Mrs. l.. II. Young,
Portland. Mrs. William Patterson,
San Diego. and Mrs. George Fret
hsge Of Tacoma; two brothers.
John NJ. of Seattle and Frank w.
Of Dayton. Ohio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
THOMAS HENDRY

Last ries for Thomas Hendry,
IT. of the Exeter hotel in Seattle,
who died Sunday in local hos
pital, will he held Wednesday, IL
a. m. from the Bonney-Watson
chapel in Seattle. Born in Scot
land. he had lived in the United
States ~ years and had worked
for the Northern Pacific railroad
~ years. In 1882 he retired as
travelling auditor Of the road. Sur
viving are his daughter. Mrs. J..
f. Beggs. and a son John Burnett
Hendry, both of Seattle. A sister,
Mrs. J. G. Lindsay, lives IN Scot
land.
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To Wed Live Alone, Like It" Autho,
Fiance Gets Plenty
OF Kidding And
He Expected 1t

Vt. hoR-ANo uflufffpnn u
1889 has had TO take so much
razzing. both public and private.
as Thomas II. Roulston who on
August 1 will marry the live
aloners' chief sponsor. Marjorie
Hills.
Ever since she published her
first book for the nations spin
sters. Live Alone and Like It."
and then followed IL up-by way
of books and lecture pla torn
with further advice on how to get
along without man. charming
Miss Hills has been the country's
No. live-aloner.
How is Mr.. Roulston. wealthy
president OF a chain Of grocery
stores. taking the kidding?
Well. he ducks it when he can.
But when he can't (which is most
OF the time) he says CALAMITY.
Now, don't you think was pretty
good to change her mind ?"
And then he changes the subject.
BRIDEGROOM A
REAL SALESMAN
Blushingly. Miss Hills admits
that perhaps he is a little pleased
with himself (as what man
wouldn't bel at having sold on
marriage a woman who publicly
admitted she could live alone and
like 1t.
Miss Hills is coming in for her
share of kidding, too. even though
it is admittedly a woman's privi-
lege to change her mind
For her answer Miss Hills,
looking flustered, protests, Il
never said that living alone was
better than marriage-only that
1t had its compensations."
FROM WRITER
TO SPEAKER
Marriage is the fourth step in
Miss Hills career-and she is
sure "this Is going to be the most
fun OF all"
After having made a success In
the magazine field she gave up
her job on Vogue magazine to
write books.
Her books-directed toward the
women who have their jobs and
their own apartments-were so
successful that she toured the
as lecturer. talking to
those same women, and soon made
a name for herself as a speaker.
She intends to fulfill the speak
ing engagements she made before
her marriage plans, but says she
will not make any new engage
ments. She does intend to con-
tinue writing.
SHE DOESN'T
FEEL GUILTY
Mr.. Roulston, widower, who
owns two large homes - one IN
Brooklyn and one on Long Island
has two interests outside his
work, gardening and golf. Miss
Hills shares his enthusiasm for the
first. but not for the second.
Both like to travel and after
their marriage will sail on the Nor
mandie to spend August travelling
on the continent.
Win Miss Hills next book be
an about-fsce and point out the
advantages of not living alone
Perhaps; I really don't know
saws Miss Hills, who doesn't seem
to feel the least bit guilty about
deserving the spinster ranks.
IF the hve-aloners have learned
to make the most of their present
lot In life they will find 1t much
easier to make a marriage success
full, should they ever change then
minds. meant, in all my books
to put across the idea that 1t is uI
to a woman to live graciously, nc
matter what her circumstances.
With that Marjorie Hills leaves
the live-aloners TO like u-of
change their minds.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Mrs. Tillie Reap - Wednesday,
AIS p. m. from Mellinger's chapel.
David Boudin - Wednesday, 8
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WILLIAM SMITH

Private services for William
Smith, 40. of 1903 Tacoma ave-.
who died Saturday in a local hos
pital, will be held Wednesday in
the c. o. Lynn chapel, and will be
followed by cremation. He had
been a resident of Tacoma two
years and is survived by his wife,
Margaret of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
OBITUARIES
OLAF NELSON

Olaf Nelson, SIS, Of Woodland,
died Monday at his home. He was
a native of Sweden and had resided
in this vicinity Al years. He was
member OF the A. o. u. w. and
also of the Swedish order of Val
halla. Surviving Is his wife,
Margarita Nelson of the home.
Funeral announcements will be
made by C. o. Lynn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
JESS GREENLEy

Jess Greenley, 70. Of 1923 SO.
Tacoma ave, died Sunday in q
local hospital. Funeral arrange
ments are being made by Mel
fingers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-26
JOHN RANO
JOHN OSBORNE

John Osborne, SO, who had re-
sided at the Milwaukee apart
ments. died Sunday in a local hos
pital. Funeral announcement by
Mellinger's.
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Funeral services for Charlotte
v. Norstrom will be held Wednes-
day At 2 o'clock at the Wrigley
and Clements chapel with Rev.
A. h Morris officiating. Burial
will ~ In Woodbine cemetery.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

door and four-door sedans; liberal dis
fSGa s:. :y ilss sos e. ns sd 6.
oIDsMoBILE 1888 6-cyl. de luxe touring
2-door. Finished In . beautiful desert
immaculate upholstery and powerful; auiet
motor; fully su.ranssed osan I'm d Tibbtts'
Immaculate and performs perfectly. Also
dGS5 @ 0uTns sssa s. s. the prs,
sf2sRASS aasaS MI MS%oR SALES. 1865 ftSa issh
eadp1. aas e' brssso sss .dS Spso sad
siss KSsss
E FRI FRI
hNHsIi: ANGLE M0JoRs' MOT 14ol R. I. ave. ne.
oLDsMoB1LE 1888 8-cyl. 2-door trunk Sc
only $3.50. See US before you trade trade. We We
I ,eqs o uiss sos a.ss %sss
ave. Silver Spring. Md.
PACKARD 1887 model s-12O-C b-pass.
flub eI sedan: roomy trunk: one-owner car
%e de.p eu:Son astS,s seats dSsn ts
lored in like-new broadcloth; special de luxe
equipment banjo steering wheel electric
solutely could not be better. to assure that
lasting 1O0es satisfaction We offer our
R. g. g written guarantee; good trade on
look and YOU will need no urging to buy
Call Ma; $3.50: Hill Tibbitts. lila Yer
mont ave. NV.
ceiient Condition. H' Col. 4oSsiW HaVt coupe e1'
PACKARDS-193R "S'I convertibis cI,,h
coupe very beautiful special 'enD,e MAROON finD fno
ish with red leather upholstery. white side
pree pa tires o sss sos5 sass ass ssxe sSso at 015
trunk ugl -, Ss sedan s745: We also have several
are in excellent condition and are ready
for immediate delivery: carry 1907 writ
ten guarantee; we finance ali our own
fl snf 4th .ns Sss sts
Dupont 1900.
PACKARD 1887 sedan; AL condition,
1hee Hheels de luxe beautiful % . original black
terms and trade STANDARD ois MoToR oTcI
SALES. 1908 14th st. NV. North 229s
PACKARD 1885 convertible coupe. r. s.,
tires, .ssl: solden-voice Motorola radio,
etc; the snappiest thing in town. S395
takes 1t. Owner. Columbia 9s"l.
PACKARD 1897 model 190 convertible Sc
heater; low mileage new-car appearance
ana performance in every detail; truly a
f1ne PACKARD for S775 PACKARD. 24th
and SITS. NV. Republic Ol45
PACKARD 1885 model 12O 4-door sedan;
thorouehly checked by our expert Packard
mechanics and fully guaranteed; rubber like
new very clean interior; low price at S485.
PphCkARD. gath and SITS. NV. Republic
PACKARD 1897 club sedan; very attractive
ana sporty car that's in excellent condition
mechanically: 3 very good tires spotleSs
interior: reduced to sell at once for S57b
ppfhtClhARD, 24th and N sts. NV. Republic
PACKARD 1888 ''6'' 4-door trunk .edon.
low mileage by one careful owner: economi.
ca h,cylinder. whit. sidewall tires with at
tractive maroon finish. radio equipped:
your opportunity to own q PACKARD Tor
only Sl15., PACKARD, gath and N sts
NV. Republic OI45 - '''
PIERcE-ARROW de luxe conyertjble nhse.
Ton. wheels; good condition: only 81 900
mlIes; VIII pass inspection: payments SlI
month; VIII take reasonable offer for nv
equity Woodley 2a35 '
Evening star., 1939-07-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe Bypass. 4-dr:
trunk sedan; without doubt, 1t is hard
ns.a. 70 ten It Is So used car; not only its ap,
tires: Just one Of those outstanding cars at
= a,d doarssin c' , price; Eoed @ allegiance On your
Yi14 Vermont ave ave NV Nov HILL O. 1'00i''''
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe coupe: less than
s:ia s.Ia = ss545. Eddie Adams Motors. sheD-
RILYMogTH Ia1 , 1925 s:d9cI trunk :ed.n: mo: I
!sst: 1aa:z s57S. Eddie Adams Motors. Shepherd
PLYMOUTH 1882 P. 3: series sedan: all de
snd sfi tx. and 1895 aSor es a.t
r. r. sI.;sS SssaesT iSt saoo dsoqsi. ave sSs 81:
sedan with trunk; driven By lady school
car &. IA never driven il BAD xs.th.r: ' must must
P ST. NV. Michigan osi4.
PLYMOUTH 1898 2-door trunk sedan
hnish and upholstery clean ana show no
body with safety siass: hsdfaulie dr brakes isesi
5 very good tires; bargain price; 1878;
guaranteed; easy terms. steuart Motors.
Sunday.
PLYMOUTH 1887 2-door trunk sedan;
large trunk: original finish appears new:
brakes: 5 very good tires; custom radio
S465 guaranteed; easy terms. Steuart
Motors. 9th and N. Y. ave. NV. Ma. 5000.
Open Sunday.
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe 2-door trunk Sc
dan; low mileage. like new in every way;
sacrifice. Call Mr.. Polk, Alexandri0 567,
bet. and IL noon. to 10 pm. Dealer
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe. 4-door trunk Sc
dan; original black finish like new, me-
chanically perfect, low mileage, one owner.
Guaranteed. Sacrifice. $115 down, bal
ance in II or l 8 easy payments. See Mr..
Polk. Gladney Motors, 1916 King st.. Alex,
va. Alexandria 567.
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door trunk sedan;
this car was painted robin egg blue for
automobile show in 1887; very low mile
age; special today. sos down. balance 3
months Kearney Motors, 5013 Conn. ave.
Wood. 9SsS.
PLYMOUTH 1882 sedan "A CYL; fne con-
dition throughout: D. c. inspected; $s7.
Sun: 955 Fla. ave. NV. Dec O35S.
PLYMOUTH 1888 convertible coupe bar
gain, $50 cash. Call Geo. 5292. Sunday
or evenings.
PLYMOUTH 1893 de luxe sport sedan. car
No. $50: driven but a few thousand miles;
car will suit the most particular buyer:
only S5o5 during our two-day sale. Phone
US and we will bring 1t to you. Mandel
Chevrolet. 1900 Nichols ave. Sc. Line.
94ss
PLYMOUTH 1885 coupe; excellent floating
power motor, new paint Job. good tires
heater: $3.50. Owner. call Berwyn 240.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe convertible coupe;
all extras like new; only S465; terms. Mr
Roper 1870 r. ]. ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1899 4-door trunk sedan:
miles: viii give large discount 500
down.. bal. In "a months. Kearney Mo-
tors. Inc. 5013 Conn. ave: Wood. esss. :
PLYMOUTH 1886 de luxe coupe; original
runs like 9 one.year -old car; ask for car
No. 200. Only S345 during our 3-day sale
M1ndell Man alss Chevrolet 1900 Nichols ave. Sc
little model is perfect. beautiful black
nnish. entire car proves careful handling
fT.yy 4y 9yneri 70 priced n dSyn to s445: H: B.
HHehHf' Hobast aa6o az; BROS 1921 14th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe coupe; original
black fnish spotlessly clean interior; mo-
tor and tires far above AVERAGE: a real
Guaranteed; liberal trade. Oc coass.1n. t. % Inc:
407 Fla. ave. ne Atl. 1000.
PONTIAC 1895. 4-door trunk sedan: heater.
new ne,s nnisa ssao and new tires tires special holiday
car lot, S206 Georgia ave, Silver Spring.
PONTIAC 1888 two-door sedan. 6 cyl. i'm
maculate: one owner; s595. Flood Pontiac.
All Connecticut. Woodley S401.
PONTIAC 1884 de luxe sedan; excellent
tires and paint; perfect mechanically every
saere sis5 isf 'na 1908 aFsea % sv: :0nfs
Miss Thomas.
PONTIAC IS" 1888 4-door trunk sedan.
An attractive car that will give some one
many miles OF good service. Gray finish,
perfect tires. quiet motor, clean interior.
S3s5. Pohanka Service. 1925 Goth st. Nv.
Dist. 9l41.
PONTIAC 1885 6-cyl. de luxe 2-dr touring
sedan. car No, 364; carefully handled; low
MILEAGE; excellent condition throughout: We
ask your inspection OF one of the best buys
In town: only S395 during our two-day
sc Line. 94ss.
PONTIAC 1898 "8" 4-door trunk sedan.
radio and heater Al condition. almost
new car runs like a charm; . real buy at
only S615; terms and trade. STANDARD
229s. IVA
Evening star., 1939-07-02
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

trucks if wanted. Reasonable offer accepted
Line. 10as HOLIDAYS. Line 4ala.
CHEVROLET truck, 1934; 1la,ton panel:
once. Reas. Republic 214l. 43o 1lth st s,w
CHEVROLET pickup 1898, in new-car con-
dition; very reasonable. Call Shepherd
1852
CHEVROLET dump trucks 90 1895: more
man man Ia TONS reasonable. Phone Geo.
CHEVROLET 1885 panel delivery. Ex-
n' ss5 msfasefa aoToRs f4oI r.
ave. ne. Decatur 6302
Q. W. Selby. 223 2nd st Sc -
FORD dump truck. 1885 good condition;
fToa sood tiEes VIII sacrifice for quick sale. Call
FORD 1897 1A-ton, dual wheels, panel
for sale in such unusually good condition
owner changed his equipment to smaller
unit which makes it possible for us TO
of,sr one this truck baraain: also will take trade
ana make good allowance. will arrange
SPECIAL terms II desired; surely real value
Gan Ma. $3.50 and we will bring it to your
E3RR TsbR, model model Il CHASSIS and cab factory
Motors. 955 Pa. NV Dec 035s.
FORD 1887 11e-inch stake pickup, An
iSneo IN green: has had best of care; tires
IKE new: real buy at this price. 1895 Hill
q Tibbltts. lila Vermont ave NV. Ma
tional $3.50.
FORD 1889 panel delivery. Driven 1900
miles. Perfect 500 discount. New-car
guarantee. New-car terms TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 140l R. I. ave. ne Dec. 63O2.
FORD 1885 panel delivery. Fully recon-
dltioned. Refinished in dark blue White
sideWall tires Guaranteed S335. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS, l40l R. /. ave, ne
G. M. c: 1885 134-inch w. B. hydraulic
"-yard dump truck; body has chute and
!oad divided partition; mechanically per-
seet; dual wheels, recondtioned to pass
most Ilsld y. c. inspection. Hill & Tib-
pitts. l1l4 Vermont ave NV Natl. oS5O
Evening star., 1939-07-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1887 ."6' 4-door sedan: radio
tdss tsSas'lss 2a.m. lossas
ROLLS ROYCE, mechanically very GOOD:
must oe seen to be appreciated. iTI3
RIGGS place NV. A.
sTuDEBAKER 1884 "8" sedan; steel body
nns tires; quiet and economical mechani-
terms. sKINKER. 4477 Conn NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1887 de luxe coupe, imrnac-
ulate. CYL. S4OO, Flood Pontiac 1901
Connecticut. Woodley s401.
STATION WAGON. 1888, used BY DR.. Lead
petter; International; immaculate: S695.
alood Pontiac 1921 Connecticut. Woodley
STATION WAGON 1898: 5000 for $500
equity. or hiehest bid 5.6s5 miles; splen-
did condition. North s244.
TERRAPLANE 1898 4-door sedan: driven
only $4,000 miles; your inspection viii
care: oriGinal black finish, upholstery clean
and shows no wear tires like new. perfect
motor; far above average condition; 1928
Pohanka Service. 1928 Goth ST. NV. Dist
PLYMOUTHs - 1899 demonstrators and
company onhcial cars. driven q few thou
sand miles: choice of colors; all are 4
door touring sedans. Some are equipped
with radio and heater. VIII give liberal
allowance for your car In trade; new-car
slaTantee service and terms; Will be sold
II. i b. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS,
1872 You st. NV Hobart 5000.
Evening star., 1939-07-02

low mileage by one careful owner; economi. .
cal t,cylinder. whit. sidewall tires with At
vractive maroon finish. radio equipped
only S775., PACKARD, gath and N ats.
NV. Republic OI45 1 ~ o'e'
Evening star., 1939-07-02

PACKARD 1897 club sedan; very attractive
ana sporty car that's in excellent condition
mechanically: 3 very good tires spotleSs
interior: reduced to sell at once for S57b
PACKARD. Gath and sts. NV, Republic
Evening star., 1939-07-02

piERCE-ARROW de luxe convertible phae-
ron: wheels; good condition: only 2I 900
miIes; VIII pass inspection; payments Sll
nonIh' VII! take reasonable offer for my
equity. Woodley oa35 " -'