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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
SCH0OLSSCHEDULE
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
County Grammar Grades Plan
Event May 9 At The
Legion Stadium

The second annual May Day mus
lcal festival for grammar schools
throughout New Hanover county
will take place on Thursday even
lngg, May 9, at Legion stadium, it
Is announced by H. M. Roland,
county superintendent of schools.
A chorus of $50 elementary pu-
pills from the various schools, train
ed by Miss Marian Floyd and pub
lice school music teachers, and di-
rected by Albert Brown, will fea-
ture the program, which will in
clude songs, a May pole dance and
folk dances.
Last year, 5000 persons attended
the event, Roland said, and this
year many more r expected.
Teachers and pupils have been pre-
pairing for the festival for several
weeks, and gay costumes a n d a
variety Of musical numbers a r e
planned.
The hour for the event has been
tentatively set at 8 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Social Service Meeting
Attended By Mrs. Ellis

Mrs. L. o. Ellis, executive secre-
tary of Associated Charities of Will
mington, left yesterday for the North
Carolina conference for Social Serv-
ice workers to be held in Winston
Salem Monday. She will attend an
executive meeting this afternoon in
the Robert E. Lee hotel with Miss
Hariot Elliot presiding.
Mrs. Ellis will urge the conference
to hold its next meeting in Whining
ton and kilograms have been sent
by Mayor 7. E. Cooper, the Associat-
ed Charities, Welfare Department,
county commissioners, city commits
sioners, Mrs. Walter Sprunt, and
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21

or merit rating plan" of the Unem-
plovment compensation commission,
through which an employers contrl-
button to the unemployment COM
pensation fund may be reduced as
his labor turnover is stabilized.
Employment office records do not
substantiate the fear, expressed IN
some quarters, that many people
would be thrown out of work be-
cause OF the establishment of a min
imum wage.
Another function of the Whining
ton office of the NOSES is the gui-
dance and transfer Of workers from
one section to another to meet en-
ployer demands, by means of its
clearance system.
Clearance System
The clearance system also ope-
rates on a multi-state basis. This
serves the three-fold purpose of
providing employers with the type
worker who cannot be secured To-
cally, assisting a particular type IN
contracting an employment oppor-
tunity when none exists at home,
and tends to reduce migratory evils.
Increased use of the local NOSES
office by employers in the Whining
ton section has prompted the SER
vice to place renewed emphasis on
it's program of o~ccupational re-
search. based upon the desire to as
sist applicants to find not Just a
job" but the type of work f o I
which they are best suited.
The information gathered in con-
centrated research will also become
valuable material that will assist
the local office in referring only the
best qualified and most experienced
workers for job vacancies.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Army Recruit Bureau
Notified OF Vacancies

Word has been received from the
Charlotte recruiting station of 228
vacancies for foreign service in the
U. S. Army, Sgt. S. w. d. Bennett
announced yesterday.
Panama is to receive 108, 81 for
the infantry; field artillery, s;
coast artillery, 81; air corps, IL;
engineers, 8: quartermaster, 6; and
for the chemical warfare service, 2.
Hawaii will receive 120: 63 for
the infantry; field artillary, 20;
coast artillary, 80; engineers, 5: and
the chemical warfare service, 2.
The Wilmington office will re-
ceive its quota within the next few
days to be filled from the following
counties: New Hanover, Bruins
wick, Pender, Duplin, Columbus,
Onslow, Sampson, Robson, Jones,
and Baden.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Passover Services Are
Planned At Temple Here

The Temple of Israel will hold spe-
cia1 services Monday evening and
Tuesday morning in observance of
the Passover Festival being cele-
brated by Jews throughout the
world, Rabbi M. M. Thurman an
nounced yesterday.
Rabbi Thurman will preach on the
topic freedoms Wondrous Story
at the 6 o'clock services Monday
evening and will discuss the sub
ject 1.-The Four Cups at the IL
o'clock services Tuesday morning.
The congregation will recite the
Seder service, which commentaries
the deliverance of the Jews from
slavery in Egypt to freedom in the
Promised Land. The Passover Fes-
tival will be celebrated throughout
the week, Rabbi Thurman said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Minor Cases Heard
In Recorders Court

Leo Hughes, negro, charged with
giving the name of Jack Brown in
purchasing an automobile is being
held under bond of $500 to be heard
in recorders court April %.
Herman Sykes, negro, received go
days on tn county farm, with TO-
day stay of judgement, for violating
the liquor law Of North Carolina.
John McMillion, negro, will be
heard April % on the charges of
larceny of gasoline from Hughes
Bros. on Market street.
Lorenzza Redd, charged with as
sault with a deadly weapon, was
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
2S7l JOBS FOUND
BY LOCAL BUREAU.
,.ort Of Noes In Southeast
N0lr roN. c. Described BY
Manager Moore
p, ROB MATTHEW'S
staff Writer

If ISL persons we're
A j., public and private en-
pace during the past year in
rloyll's ,.r-fG of Fender, Brunswick,
the CIV! ',,s and New Hanover,
C9-u.'g,H n. Moore, manager of the
N ,]1.3'minston office of the North
Nllll' .n5 STATE Employment service,
's1 ,n,nrovers of the Wilmington
h!ar verified the acceptance of
sect0n nno7ber of persons who were
taa' naval FIR their consideration in
relei-,. TO orders given to the
1 [sSp' Noses office. 80
loC a., +icllye represents many diff
lmt p Of industry and num-
leI'I' ,,nes OF occupational groups
ef.'5 Composed of 527 women and
-'977 7,3irr and construction led in
fn9ostrial grouping with 1,7S0,
tIs .somesrlc and personal service,
a innli5tng hotels and restaurants,
Il,a,,s5 With d total of $50.
lo''' Ten III Transport
commercial service and dis
h,,,;oo there were So, in chemi-
'.l u, OVID fertilizer work, 1876, agricul-
ao1 narslils, 80, water and rail
.nnsnortaso on. 10, lumber Is, pro-
1.;orar service 10. food II, mis-
~.ranaor,s manufacturing IA, print
;ag and publishing 4, machinery
AVID uttl.ry work 8, and govern
m men projects, 147.
ocaroat.onalIy, there were 279
,rs+-snen of various types, 27
l,rss nersous for inside and out
.:+s work. 297 production workers,
,,orbfre and manual, SO clerical
workers using machines, 12S in
..~i-mional and outside service
workers. 8 maintenance workers,
.;o rersonaI service of the domes-
,c VIE 1914 unskilled of varying
oocrastions, and 10 professional
and administrative.
nnring the year a total of 14,03S
rsrs7ns filed original applications
~ renewed a prior registration. Of
This number. 1856 were men and
1858 women.
In addition TO employment serv-
ioa the local NOSES office admin
isters unemployment compensation
rrogram. Original claims are ac-
certed here and claimants report
weekly on a scheduled day to file
their c.utinued claims.
All claims are forwarded to the
central office of the Unemploy-
ment Conversation commission in
Raleieh for processing, after which
checks for eligible claimants are
drawn and sent back to the local
office for distribution.
The two divisions are thoroughly
integracei. AS work is secured for
claimants, their claims are closed
until such time as they may again
become unemployed and eligible
for the continuation of benefits.
Eligibility for compensation is
based upon certain minimum earn
inss made during a base period of
the year, while working with an
employer or employers who paid
tie tax.
Maximum amounts a claimant
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Emmanuel Presbyterians
Plan Special Programs

The Coastal Hawaiians'' will ap-
at Emmanuel Presbyterian
church hut on Friday evening,
April 26, at s o'clock. Charlie Tay-
lor, ventriloquist, will also present
his wise-cracking dummy.
The program is sponsored by Cir
Gle No. 4 Of Emmanuel church. A
small admission will be charged and
the public is invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Wade Files Approval
On WPA Work Here

J. E. L. Wade, public works
commissioner, filed with county
commissioners Thursday a copy OF
President R~oosevelt's approval OF
appropriations for WPA projects,
under which is one for improving
the streets of Wilmington.
The Wilmington project calls for
s555, 5000 to be spent or improving
city streets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Youths Open Forum
Plans Meet Monday

M'Kean Maffitt, superintendent
of the water and sewerage DEPART
ment, will preside at the next meet
ing of the Youth Open Forum to
be held Monday night, April %, at
s o'clock at the Y. NJ. C. A.
Reports will be heard f r o m
various committees, followed by
open discussion, on matters Of in
terest.
The public is cordially invited to
attend these meetings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Square Dance Sponsored
Bv Recreational Center

The Community recreation center
at 1924 Castle street is sponsoring
a square dance at s o'clock Monday
evening, April %.
The dances are held weekly at the
center and have proved popular in
the community, recreational leaders
said Yesterday. The public is invited
to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21

released. The court taxed his wife,
Dorothy Redd, with the costs.
Various other charges were con-
tinued until Monday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21

the Wilmington Ministerial associa-
ton, inviting the conference to con.
slider Wilmington next year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Police Cite Case Of
Absent Minded Person

Wilmington police believe t h a t
they have discovered the original
absent minded man.
He is J. Q. McDaniels, of sol
East Fourth street, Savannah, Ga.
The local officers discovered a
suitcase of clothing lying deserted
on Water street between Princess
and Front streets Saturday morn
ing. Investigation showed it to be
the property of McDaniels, W h o
spent Friday night at the Orton
hotel in Wilmington.
At last report, the suitcase was
resting at the police station, and
McDaniels had apparently gone on
his way.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for the kindness and SYM
pathy shown us during the death
of our beloved mother, Mrs. Sarah
J. Evans.
THE EVANS FAMILY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21

Glazed pottery bases in plain
c%olors, also lovely hand carved
Alabaster bases. All complete
with stretched silk shades. Just
the size for occasional tables or
end tables.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
Radio Engineer Says:
DODGE Engineering SAVES
MONEY IN MANY WAYS"
Geo. v. Sherman, of Station
WBBM, Chicago, Tells Why
He Bought Dodge

IT HAVE to laugh when l hear
L people say that all cars are
alike today" says Mr.. Sherman.
AS an engineer, I know this
simply isn't truel Why, my
Dodge has something that no
other car can possibly match
and that is Dodge engineering.
For years Dodge engineering
has led the way in new ideas,
new advancements-and Dodge
owners have reaped the bene-
fits in longer car life, big saw
ings on gas and oil and the
lower upkeep cost"
If you want to know what
car gives you most for your
money, here's a clue: 4,O6l
engineers bought Dodge cars
in the last ~ n7onths!* Men
who know a great car-me-
chanical engineers. civil engi-
neers, automotive engineers
agree that Dodge engineering is
matchless in the industry.
But in today's magnificent
Dodge Luxury Liner you get
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
Why All This Work?
10 Fe e| Bright
Ke ep Bowels Right

Your /" not your best when elmi- .
nation iS slowed up. Temporary
constipation can ge, you down.
make YOU feel dun. slug gish, head =
achy. Stuart'S Laxative Compound
Tablets bring quick. welcome re-
lief. Yet they're gentle as rain. Chill
dren like them. too. Never harsh or
habit forming. No bad after effects
Medical tests prove they actually
holN correct chronic cases by en-
coura ginG "rcgularity." You don't
have l." keep up full dosage TO got
real stuart results. Try them today.
Ask for genuine Stuart'S Laxative
COMPOUND at Your druggist ESQ
and 6oC
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
Crude Oil Price
Cut Brings Protest

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8. (UP1-
Il. E, COLON, president of the Cali
1ornia. Gas and Ool association and
of the Kettleman North Dome asso-
clation. today protested a Feb. re-
duction in posted prices of Califor-
ma crude-oil as ill-timed and plac-
ing an unjust burden on producers
The reduction was announced by
standard Dol Company of Califor-
MIA. So far no other major pur-
chasers have followed the step, Col
lom said.
COLON, vice president of Cont
mental Oil company, said the pro-
ducers already had borne a large
share of the burden of curtaileo
production and reduced markets.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08
California Gulf Resort
Threatens Competition
For Valley Tourist Trade
BY PAUL JENKINS

We went for fish, but we came
back with information of startling
nature!
Flying down to the Gulf of Call
fornia last weekend to hook about
a thousand pounds of fish, my two
companions and got more than
fish.
We found that Arizona is uniting
with Mexico to.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08

even more than great engineer
ing. You get the most beautiful
car Dodge ever built-biGger,
wider, gorgeously styled intcri-
ors and more new ideas than i'll
any other Dodge model!
Why not have your Dodge
dealer demonstrate this mag
nif1cent new Dodge? You II
wonder how Dodge can sell
such a big. luxurious car for
Just a few dollars more than
small cars.
October. 1898. th,oueh ,Scrt"n.tot. 1859
Latest figures aVatI9BIp.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08

% Divert winter tourist travel
away from Imperial county and
San Diego TO BODYBUILDING resorts
on the Gulf of Mexico!
t2) Give Arizona-heretofore an
inland desert state-itS own seaport
connecting with Arizona by fine
hard surfaced highways, thus di-
verting away from California the
shipping traffic from that state.
1t sounds weird and strange. but
that's what we found. Let's begin at
the beginning.
Saturday morning at dawn, I was
at the Mexicali airport ready to
climb into the airplane of Albert
G. Cage. Riverside. assistant gen.
eral manager of the Nev-Cal. His
ether guest was S. A. Cundiff, also
of the company We were to fly
south 1856 miles to a point on the
eastern side of the Gulf of Califor-
mia termed Punta Penasco tRocky
Point. Never having been further
south of the border than Alley
Nineteen. I did not know what to
anticipate.
| Had I known what to expect. my
curiosity first would have been
aroused by cream colored Waco
4-place plane bearing the name of
a new Mexican airline. And I would
have paid more attention to a fine
appearing Mexican pilot who ex-
planned this new line has just been
established. connecting Mexicali
with Punta PcnaSco and several
other points.
Why All This Work?
In fact. ] should have become sus-
picious that he took time to draw
a diagram explaining where an air.
port is being built at that remote
point. and how the new runways
are not complete and a bit tricky
to the uninitiated. Why should a
new airline start to such remote
God-forsaken point? And why was
all airport being built? And why was
the new Mexican railroad heading
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-08

Eyes -. to all three questions!" replied my
grocer. "Airway is famous for its mellow
richness. Price is low because VIC order direct
from nearby roastcr. And you can try your
first pound on a moncy-back guarantee"
Evening star., 1940-07-07
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
q15 l0th ST w MA Soo-

200 ACRES. FREDERICK PIKE. NEAR
looking over VA '0"-
buildings and dairy -
FRED B. CUSHMAN, 1O6 North Adams st
Rockville, Maryland. Phone Rockville 3s9.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

FORD 1898 Fordor de luxe: black white
tires, spot!essly clean inside and out, driven
very little by captain in the Navy name
on reauest; S495; 100 down, Is months
to pay. LOGAN, 354O 14th. DI. 563l. No.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

$40 DOWN, $40 MONTH.
Large lots few choice ones left. Edmon-
ston rd, turn at Cross in BladenSburg to
East Riverdale; owner on premises. Edmon-
ston rd. at Jefferson ave. Phone Warf1eld
H3i2
Evening star., 1940-07-07
UPPER MONTGOMERY

150-acre dairy farm, in operation, 1875
acres, cultivation and pasture, 20-cow
block barn, also frame barn and other out
motor; stream; 35 mi. from District line;
priced for quick sale S6,S50.
COUNTRY HOME-97 acres. with IL rm.
granite stone house, 100 yrs. old; charac-
teristic small paned windows, high ceilings
center hall bath, pipeless furnace; spring
with gas motor; . streams; "a mile frontage
old stone quarry; dignified country home,
suitable for undermining; 20 mi. from
Washington. Priced for quick sale because
of owners health. $4,000. MASON w.
GRAY Real Estate, P. o. box %. Pooles-
VILE Md Phone PnnleSVille ooQ1
Evening star., 1940-07-07
FARMS WANTED.

Is ACRES UP. ELEC. AVAILABLE. 35 MIN
utes' driving downtown. State buildings
location, improvements. stores. surround
ings, roads and terms. l.. JACOBS. 912
] 9th st. NV. Apt. 10.
DESIRE TO PURCHASE A GOOD FARM
reasonably priced on very reasonable terms.
What can you offer. Box 154-H. Star.
SMALL FARM. WITHIN % MILES OF
Washington. State particulars and prize.
Box 376-H, Star.
WANTED-SMALL WATER FRONT FARM
or acreage: reasonable State price and
location. Box 375-H, Star
SMALL FARM UNIMPROVED OR I'M
proved State exact location. size. price,
terms. Box 3S0-H. Star
SMALL FARM HOUSE. AMI: COMMUT-
ing distance D. c.: please state terms.
Box 321-H. Star.
WANTED TO BUY SMALL FARM WITHIN
25 miles of District. State lowest price
and terms. Box 400-G. Star.
RMS, ALL MODERN IMP, 10 ACRES
or larger; within 20 mi s.. of Alexandria
Not over $1,000 cash, bal terms Box
p64-C Star
Evening star., 1940-07-07

FORDS 1885 de luxe Tudor trunks; blue,
black, green; your choice S2G9 each; guar
anteed in writing 30 days: 1Ore down,
balance easy. LOGAN. 18th and NJ NV.
District 5Sl7
Evening star., 1940-07-07
BUILDERS, ATTENTION!

Own 35 acres in Falls Church, Va with
all improvements will work with re-
sponsible builder on any reasonable terms;
demand for cheap homes believe would
property; property divided into lots 75xl so;
F H. A. approval; open for proposition.
Call OWNER, National 1644 or TAYLOR
T155, Sunday.
NEAR MASSACHUSETTS AVE. AND MA
comb slot 65x125 #, falling to rear,
fine trees; $4,000.
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER
111Q ST NV MA. l166.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

! 43 ACRES-DESIRABL WATERFRONT
property on Great Wicomico River. to-
gether with S-room dwelling, barns,
oyster house; Also other outbuidines. 81
acres of seeded oyster shore. Good harbor
Tor boats. White sand beach. Good fishing,
Grabbing, bathing, hunting boating, etc
L. u. McGILL. ReedYille. Va
Evening star., 1940-07-07
PATUXFNT RIVER

200-acre farm on deep-water harbor, 5
miles from Chesapeake Bay; complete set
farm buildings; good road; electricity avail
able: no better opportunity on the lower
Patuxent at the price, $500.
THEODORE F. MENK.
1924 Goth NV. 9-5, Hobart 1907.
Evenings and Sunday. DU. 4S27.
Evening star., 1940-07-07
CHESAPEAKE RAW

ITO acres, having 5OOO-ft bay 'front.'
age, near st. Jerome's Creek: an outstand-
ing harbor 18th century house in floor
repair and tobacco barn; a reasonable offer
VIII be considered: nonresident owner has
no use for the property.
THEODORE F MENK.
1I24 Goth NV. 9-5. HO. 1907.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

4 ACRES; GROOM HOUSE, ELECTRICITY,
cash. ~'-''
3 acres on highway; 6-rm house garage
well, stream electricity; price s., $50 cash
II B mitchell /. Ierndnrn VI -
Evening star., 1940-07-07
SUMNER HQMES

PROMINENT GOVT OFFICIAL, DEsIPFs
20 purchase or rent a nice place near bay,
ocean or in mountains. What can YOU
oner reasonably? Box 16s-H. Star.
NEAR BAR HARBOR. ME-FOR SALE
ern conveniences; garage; private beach
ana boat AL condition; very reasonable
Call Adams 4316-W.
SUMMER ESTATE ON CAYUGA LAKE
t.rs ~: f'~d4 4-room house, plus servants quar-
landscaped grounds: $4,000 value, Sell
farcs az 3o'' rEG, or more off to lquidate nheri-
ecutor, 1900 Virginia ST., Charlestnn "
Va, '' N"iies'oh' W
Evening star., 1940-07-07

A, NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW, MOD
ern. with basement; 20 mi. D. c.. S3,150,
5000 cash bal. monthly. other bargains
Call PAUL T. POWELL, Herndon, Va 1873
Evening star., 1940-07-07

CHESAPEAKE BAY
Wlthln miles of Annapolis, SO acres.
Colonial residence of telescopic design: re-
modeied two years ago; every modern
convenience; hot-water heat. oil burner
elec pump; 900 IT. water 'front.' finest
posSlole view. STEFFEY, INC 336 N
Charles St. Baltimore Nd ~
Evening star., 1940-07-07
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

bUlLDEfLS, 4 EN ION.
90 acres, on prominent corner, near
Army Navy Country Club: excellent for
high-class homes Reasonable to reSpon-
sible party. FRANCIS C. HE1GLE, Ma.
Evening star., 1940-07-07

BUICK 1898 convertible sedan: radio.
upholstery; Al condition; low mileage; a
one-owner car fully guaranteed by our
warranty cost new, SlA795; our price
Evening star., 1940-07-07

BUICK. 1885 2-dr. touring sedan: radio:
very clean: runs perfect only $3.50; E-Z
terms. BIOS Ga. ave. RA. $500.
BUICK 1897 special coupe original black
fnish; upholstery like new: an outstand-
ing buy; fully guaranteed S447.
TOWN g. COUNTRY MOTORS.
JOY 14th ST. NV MI RnA0
Evening star., 1940-07-07

low. 3 yrs. old: thoroughly modern in al
respects; lot. 1.67 acres; river frontage
zoo #. with riparian rights: hish-clas.
nreIghborhood. Bargain at $1,000. STEF.
FEY. INCn 1886 N. Charles ST., Baltimore
Evening star., 1940-07-07

BUCK 1898 sedan 4-dr de luxe; un-
usually good car; fully guaranteed. bar
Evening star., 1940-07-07
PATUXENT RIVER

- PAIUXENT RIVER.
107 acres in Anne Arundel County. 15i5
miles from D, c. This is a high-lyine
wooded tract having 1000 it. river front.
age; bargain price 81 $50
THEODORE F MENK,
1924 Goth St. NV Q to <, HO 31oz
Evening and SUNDAY. Du 4So1
Evening star., 1940-07-07
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FTRGINIA-BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME,
new brick, anil; 80 mi. D. C; near lake;
fruits, spring; sacrifice CO. 1o407.
JUST THE LITTLE PLACE YOU HAVE
been looking for. unfinished four-room
house. with about . acres, beautiful stream
and county road on two sides: Exeellent
auction Saturday, July 13 E. C. THOMAS,
phone DI. 2147. 1927 Eye st.
FOR SALE OR RENT-S-ROOM. HOUSE.
modern improvements corner lot half
$50 per mo-: located in Shenandoah VAL
ley. MRS ROSE LARRICK, Middletown,
Evening star., 1940-07-07

CHEVROLET 1884 master 4-door sport
refinished slate grey; 9 red wire wheels,
good tires and 1t runs perfectly; S145.
Pohanka Service. 1928 Goth st. NV. DI.
Evening star., 1940-07-07
GARAGES FOR RENT.
TRAllERS FOR SALE.

LUGGAGE TRAILER, inclosed; two wire
WheelS; good rubber; bargain. Shepherd
YOU EXPECT MORE in VAGABoND
ano YOU get II See them at Cherry Hi
Camp o ! Berwyn. Nd
AUTO TRAILER, practically new, sleeps
Z, complete with stove, screens and hitch
par Bargain for quick sale Terms ar
RANGED. Phone Shepherd 1855
TRAILERs, new and used; easy to deal
Camp Rt. | BerWyn Nd '''''
TRAILER: Frue-Haus-van. Call Taylor
1886. Georgia 1919
DE LUKE MODEL 1910, elect. brakes: fne
INFERIOR httings; big saving. H. A. Sager,
TRAILER. custom built Covered WAGON;
cost $1,000: sleeps 4 pvt. toilet, lavatory
Must sell pvt person. Will take 5000
gown and assume unpaid notes of Sl99
Laylor 919s or 272 Carroll st. NV
TRAILER. Clare built with camping equip
ment; including wall tent, II by IA #:
gasoline stove, Coleman lamp or will
sen separately as luggage carrier; . wheel
IN excellent condition: reas. EN-. 1899.
fully equipped for 4 s5S5 sSStNEF od low dooT GSSn
payment, years to pay. Also full line ,
and 3 room models up to 26-ft. tandem
Tor luxury in mobile travel Factory rep
rr,esentstive, House in Tree Trailer Park,
Route No. l. Rprwyp ND
Evening star., 1940-07-07

CADILLAC 1892 de luxe sport coupe; six
wheel equipment. rumble seat original
blue finish that shines like new white
wall tires: runs perfectly: very sporty;
Sl35. Pohanka Service, 1926 Goth st.
NV. DI DIAL
Evening star., 1940-07-07
AUTO PARTS.
AUTO SHOPPING SERVICE,

MOTORS BODIES AND PARTS. ~ Ford
~ - plymouth, "a Pontiac and others
Evening star., 1940-07-07
SEAsHoRe PROPERTY.

NORTH WILDWOOD, N. J.-Ist FLoo
OF cottage, modern furnished apt,
rooms; month or season. Randolph 695
ewes.