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Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08
windsors Land at
Bermuda hdrbor

ABOARD S. S. ExCALIBUR. At
BERMUDA, Aug. 8 (UP)-The Dukc
of Windsor treated the crew Of the
American steamship Exc1libur to
beer today before landing at Ham
ilton, en- route to his new post AZ
governor of the Bahamas.
(The custom of treating the crew
to beer or splicing the main brace
is an ancient one for British kings
The Duke and Duchess were In
high spirits as they came IN sight
of Hamilton and completed landing
arrangements. The crew rigged up
bto,oms to land the Dukes car and
trailsr.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08
Weds San Dieqan

The marriage of Miss Lorna Ham
erson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
v. l.. Hamerson of Ell Centro, and
Kenneth Block of San Diego was an
event of last weekend, the family
announced Thursday
Mrs. Block is a graduate of Cen
tral Union high school.
The wedding party went to Yuma
Saturday afternoon for the marriage
service. The brides parents; the
bridegroom mother. Mrs. Harry
Commadt; Mr.. Commadt; and the
bridegrooms sister, Miss Roberta
Block witnessed the ceremony.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08
Fl Centre Fines
Total &42.5O

Police department revenue from
general and traffic fines total $549.-
SO during July, according to the
monthly report issued Thursday by
Police Chief Ernie Cox.
Sixty-seven arrests were made
by the department during July, 40
of which involved charges of drunk
eness. There were 251 traffic cita-
tions issued.
Forty-nine persons were certified
to the Salvation Army for food and
overnight shelter during July.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08
Border Clubs Vote
39.2 for Wiukie

CALEXICO, Aug. 8.-At a joint
session of Rotary and Kiwan.s
clubs here Wednesday secret bal
lot cast by the Al men present re-
suited in a presidential vote of:
Willkie-39.
Roosevelt.
In addition to the presidential
poll Ed Fletcher, candidate for
congressional representative, show
ed pictures he took on a recent
trip 10 Central America. Harvey
r. Hastain, candidate for state as
semblyman, also was present for
the luncheon,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08
HUSBAND TIRED OF
HER, WIFE COMPLAINS

Evelyn Rensselaer, said in q div
cree complaint filed Wednesday
that her husband, Leonard Rense-
laar, had convinced her he no
longer cared for her.
In her complaint she said they
married at Yuma in 1886 and sep.
arated at Brawley last Monday.
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most of ife's troubles have rings in
their noses if you're not afraid to
stand up and look for them. Now
will you please take this back where
you got it? will send you bill for
repairing my lawn"
1t was a thoughtful Kewpie who
led Beelzebub back to the Dodge resi-
dence. with a finger hooked through
the bulls nose ring. If he believed in
himself? Hmm.
Ar THE Dodge residence Kewpie dis
covered a state of extreme excitement.
The entire household and some police
were out by the bull pens, all talking
at once. Kewpie's appearance caused
a hush. Nickie broke the silence.
"Kewpie" she squealed. we we
were just about to scour the country
for you"
Kewpie noted the amazed stare in
Jasper Dodge's eyes. A tingle went
through Kewpie's spine. Hah! He had
the old boy on the run. This was the
time to strike!
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THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
BEELZEBUB THE BULL

covered no one was hurt. He would
brood about it. And If Beelzebub lost
in the show he. kewpie, stood an
excellent chance of not only losing his
chance for promotion but also of
getting fired entirely.
1t was at this dark moment in
kewpie's thoughts that voice spoke
to him. A voice almost in his ear.
Young man," it said, will you
please get that bull off of my lawn"
Turning, Kewpie perceived the face
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You can come down now" the
elderly lady said. Kewpie came down.
He came down with peculiar feeling
that he had learned something. A frail
little spinster with an umbrella had
demonstrated way of life to Kewpie.
"Th-thanksw he said. Il i didn't
know the brute was so easy to handle
He found himself being inspected
by shrewd gray eyes. "H'mph! Young
man. you can handle anything if you
believe in yourself. You'll find that
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of a small and elderly lady looking
severely at him from an upstairs
window in the house.
IL can't!" Kewpie said That
brute will mangle me if get down"
'Tchah" said the lady. Fiddle
sticks! Whose animal is it? One of
Jasper's?"
Eyes. ma am" said kewpie.
Thought So" she said testify
"Well, stay where you are. then"
The window closed sharply and
kewpie was left alone. But moment
later the front door opened and the
elderly lady appeared. In her hand she
held a rolled. silk umbrella. She held
it at the bottom. as though it were a
club Beelzebub looked at her. snorted
ferociously. paved the lawn and
lowered his head. Hey" Kewpie
cried. Look out! Stay in the house"
She ignored this as she advanced
toward Beelzebub, holding the UNI
brelDa grimly in front of her.
Mess up my lawn, would you"
she snapped - and reached out quick
ly with the umbrella to catch the
curved grip in Beelzebub's nose ring.
She jerked sharply on it. "Well.
you've done all you're going to, can
tell you. Behave yourself!'
Before Kewpie' sbulgingeyes Belize
bub wilted. "BAW-W-W-W" But
there was a plaintive note now.
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underbrush as a gorilla rushed at the
men. The beast came like a cyclone
until he was perhaps thirty feet away;
then he stopped abruptly and was
silent The Jungle was SO thick that
the ape was invisible, and it stole
away without the slightest sound.
That same gorilla made seven similar
rushes before the hunters lost its
trail on a steep hillside. Evidently he
was trying to brighten them away.
One specimen, which was finally
killed, embalmed and sent to the
American Museum of Natural His
tory, came much too close for COM
fort. Harry was just crawling under a
fallen tree when the gorilla gave
terrific roar and charged. Harry just
managed to raise his rifle. He fired at
its head and the impact of the bullet
knocked the animal down. The gorilla
stood up again. evidently dazed.
Harry fired a second time and the huge
beast dropped exactly fifteen feet
away. That gorilla meant business -
he wasn't fooling. And he could have
literally torn Harry limb from limb.
for golilla's strength is that of
twenty men.
Personally, l have no hesitation in
stating that l don't want gorilla as
a house pet, even though Gargantua
did start life as one.
ROY CHAPMAN ANDREWS
Oiree,os, Amssieon MVssvM
Of Mutual Hisfory
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ASKING FOR MURDER
Continued from poos ten
Continued from poss ten

1t came to him suddenly that she
must have known he'd noticed her all
these weeks. A terrible excitement ran
over Bush Tanner. His hand slipped
down from her throat and fitted around
the curve of her young shoulder.
Pretty You said itv' The hand
gripped her. You come with me-"
Now the girl, of her own accord,
moved closer. She put her hands on
his thick shoulders. Yes. the coat was
warm and soft. For just a second her
gray eyes held fright as they went past
Bush Tanner to the momentarily
lighted street outside.
He muttered something and seized
her. She was relaxed in his arms
There was sudden noise outside.
Mari's arms locked tightly around his
neck. All in an instant something
exploded and splintered the glass of
the window. Mems hoarse voices cried
out and there was the terrifying sound
of running feet in the dark. The girl
felt Bush Tanner go limp in her arms.
Shattered glass fell again. Tannen's
bulky figure collapsed to the floor.
Mari stood looking at the dead
thing at her feet. She felt a sharp
twist of pain in her shoulder where his
hand had been.
Doors we're being flung open down
the street. whats happened? What
is it? Is someone hurt?"
Mari walked across the bare floor
and opened her own door. wide. Her
voice rang out: Here! Here some
thing has happened! She stood framed
in the light. 1.-The outsiders thought it
was Lukev'
Someone down in the street shouted,
SIS Luke there? Is he all right?'
The mill fires flared again. No. no
they never gave her the filters! When
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4 SHORT time ago saw the gor-
~ lila Garga1tua at the circus.
4 = The huge ape was restlessly
parading back and forth across his
cage, and if ever there was murder in
an animals eyes it famed in his each
time he glared at one of the spectators.
Carl Akeley, the great African ex-
plorer, did not believe that gorillas
deserved the reputation for savagery
given them by their discoverer, the
Frenchman Du Chaillu. But Harry
Raven, one of my colleagues who has
killed three gorillas, is inclined to be-
lieve that Du Cbaillu was more nearly
correct than Akeley. He says that,
like most wild animals in the field.
gorilla will let you alone if you don't
bother him, but if you think the great
ape is an inoffensive, gentle beast
you've made great mistake. The
natives in Africa are deathly afraid of
gorillas. Often the animals come down
to their plantations to eat the crops.
If they are disturbed in their depre-
dations they sometimes become muir
derous killers.
Hary's experience convinced him
that the gorilla will bluff to a certain
extent He told me of one band of
nine which he was following in dense
jungle. He was going cautiously along
ridge with several Pygmies. Sud-
denly, without the slightest warning,
there was a terrific combination of
screeching. roaring and thrashing of
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they came you could see the street,
you could see figures creeping stealthily
toward her house and Luke's. Luke"
Mari cried, hes not here. He went to
the big town yesterday morning to tell
the bosses! She stepped aside and let
the little crowd of people come in.
The End
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maneuver. The bull could not turn as
sharply.
But the drum of hoofs was soon at
his heels again. Kewpie could almost
feel the hot breath of doom on his
neck 1t was getting hard to breathe.
He stumbled once, recovered and put
on a webbing burst of speed. Trees
sped past in vague blur. Trees whose
lower limbs were hopelessly out of
reach. kewpie gulped for air. He was
getting tired. But if he slackened his
pace he was finished. Kewpie sobbed.
1t was all over A mere matter of
seconds before he could no longer pick
them up and put them down. Already
his feet were great weights, 1t was
like running in nightmare. He didn't
seem to be getting anywhere. Yet
Beelzebub didn't seem to be catching
up either kewpie didn't know he was
webbing 50 from side to side in his
headlong rush that the bull was hav-
ing difficulty in drawing bead on him.
Then down the road Kewpie saw a
small white house. In front of the
house was a tree. A tree whose lower
limbs could he negotiated. A tree that
could be climbed like ladder.
"A BAND of white-hot steel frightened
around Kewpie's chest. With hope in
sight, terror seized him again. Maybe
he wouldn't make it. Maybe he didn't
have enough left in him to get to the
tree before Beelzebub got to him.
Kewpie tried to shout A rasping pant
was all that came out. 1t was nowhere
near as loud as the sound of Belize
bulbs hoofs. II there was anybody in
the house they couldn't hear him. Not
that it would have made any difference
anyway. They couldn't save him.
Then, all of sudden, Kewpie found
that he was actually climbing the tree
and that Beelzebub was raging be-
meath him, paving the earth. splitting
the air with roars of fury.
1t was several long gasping seconds
before Kewpie could realize that he
was actually safe in the tree. His hands
trembIed as they clutched the trunk.
Beneath him Beelzebub circled and
snorted A very fine bit of lawn was
being torn up and flower bed or two
reduced to champed earth.
But kewpie didn't care He wanted
to laugh. Then he discovered that he
didn't want to laugh. He had saved
his hide all right . but he hadn't
gained anything by it. Viewed in the
cold light of reason, what had he
accomplished? 1t was good bet that
Clarence would bear the full blame for
connecting the dose he had given
Beelzebub. The evidence would be
scattered probably and no one would
know what actually had gone down
Beelzebub's throat That would prob
ably finish Clarence with Jasper Dodge.
On the other hand. had he, Kewpie,
finished in any blaze of glory? Pretty
soon they would be coming along and
they would find him sitting ignomini-
ously in a tree He would get blamed
for running any number of pounds off
Beelzebub. Jasper Dodge would begin
to think about that, once he dis
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Here" he said in an offhand man.
ner. lis the bull. - uh - held his
attention as you told me to. Then l -
uh - brought him back. Is MIR.
O'Shaughnessy all right?"
Hes gone" MCKEE said. 81 don't
think he'll be back. You we're wonder
full. Kewpie. You saved my lifer'
,'Harumphr' Jasper Dodge said.
"A beautiful bit of work, Van In
CHAM. We appreciate it, H'mph!
Amazing! Don't see how you did it.
Uh - we're tremendously grateful
and - Id like to do something to
prove it,"
well. "Kewpie said casually, how
about a junior partnership"
0ASPER DODGE blinked. "Eh? What?"
"Of coursew MCKEE cried. Then
Kewpie and can get married! Right
now he couldn't keep me in stockings"
There was a moment of what has
often been described as pregnant
silence. A moment during which
Jasper Dodge looked from Nickie to
Kewpie as the assorted facts began to
fall into place in his head.
"Ah-h" he said finally, Il begin
see! Hmm. Nickie. l was almost
fooled by one young bull-thrower. l
don't intend to be fooled again. If you
want to marry Van Ingham, go ahead
and marry him. But he's going to
prove he can handle people before l
consider taking him into the firm
"You needn't worry about that.
sir" Kewpie said confidently. Il -
uh - learned a thing or two today"
did your" Jasper Dodge MUIR
INJURED. well. did you learn what to
do about young lady who wants to
marry you but won't because she isn't
sure you can keep her in stockings?"
kewpie scratched his head. He
looked at Nickie. Her small chin was
thrust out stubbornly as she returned
his gaze Nickie had made her terms
and she intended to hold to them.
Kewpie thought of the little old lady
who had hooked Beelzebub by the
nose. He sighed and reached out to
grasp Nickie's dainty nose between
his fingers.
Nickie squealed in astonished rage.
LED 60 by dose! Led 60, you
6ruder'
Kewpie shook his head. mot until
find out whether you love me or your
stockings most" Pain replaced anger
in Nickie's eyes. The fire left them and
mute appeal replaced it.
''Cewbie" she walled. "I'll behabe!
Plead led 60 by dose! It'll 60
barefooded ib you day.
Whereupon Jasper Dodge smiled
slightly, and thoughtfully led Belize
bub away.
The End
Evening star., 1940-06-16
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE

SALE OUT-OF-TOWN VALUABLE FARM
BIO acres, TO be sold at public auction JUNE
WENTY-SEVENTH, ELEVEN A M. 3 miles
southeast of Orange, Va. in order to SETTLE
up estate of Joe Kennon: "a in good timber
For further information. MRS. B. S. ASHBY
Orange, Va, R. F. D. No. ?, Box No. 20
leo e %,
Evening star., 1940-06-16

black finish very good; fine radio; excellent
floating power engine and safe hydraulic
pTakeS: or Ysy: safety glass and many other fine
AUTO SERVICE, 51O0 Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1940-06-16

PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe 2-door touring
sedan; admiral blue finish; exactingly re-
conditioned in our famous shop; fully
guaranteed; marked far below our former
price for our big Vacation Sale now in
progress; only 1895; special terms to suit
you because We do our own financing
STEUART MOTORS, 9th and N Y. ave
NV, Open Sunday
Evening star., 1940-06-16

(4-door); original finish like new, radio
and heater, low mileage by original owner,
very good tires interior spotless; low
Price: NOW S595. Many other fine cars at
AaRECADE PONTIAC, 1437 Irving st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

dan; demonstration will convince YOU
that this car. is as good as it looks; one
owner kept beautifully; reduced to sell
quick for $500; best trade and easiest
terms. H1LLER sTUDEBAKER, s206 Ga.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

ioating-power engine, safe hydraulic
brakes, 3 like-new tires, clean interior:
splendid and economical family car reduced
TO sell at once for S395. Many other fne
cars at ARCADE PONTIAC, 1437 Irving
ST, Adams SSDO
Evening star., 1940-06-16
PLYMOUTH BY KEARNEY,

PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe 4-dr. trunk Sc
dan. The economy of Plymouth plus its
excellent riding qualities assures you of
many years of trouble-free transportation
with this Trew Value. Finished in a dust
proof gun metal this car is fully guarNn-
teed. Now S515. The TreW Motor Co
1926 18th st. NV. and 14th and Pa. ave
sc. Our 26th year" Open Sundays
Evening star., 1940-06-16

OLDSMOBILE 1889 2-door touring sedan:
low mileage by original owner; new car
condltlon and appearance in every detail:
| Iuiiy guaranteed and top allowance for
at a great saving
n a JFApv Ir O. mas
Evening star., 1940-06-16

OLDSMOBILE 1885 4-door sedan S-cyltn-
ger; excellent paint. 5 very good tires. clean
| fine cars at LEE D. BUTLER INC IISi
21St NV. District 1918
Evening star., 1940-06-16
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

WILL TRADE STOCK in hish-erad.
6ui!ding project for good used or 'rstsue new care
Box 254-E Star.
WANTED to buy, cash. 1888 standard
Coacn chevrolet or 1888 master coach
Snevrolet must be clean and price right
loI4 L st. NV.
CHEVROLET or Plymouth, '36 or ~ coach
81 a55 Ssdsn; Si. Please describe fully. Box
WILL WILL GIVE S1OO and 1884 Ford coach for
oSth S1o or soa istsr mSdel Ford chev. Piym
PAY CASH. '36. '37 Chey, or Plymoutb
oris; owner State cost, make. mileage
conoltlon. Box 244-E. Star.
WANIEDI200 cars and trucks. any age
any condition.: top prices, free haulins:
cash at once. Decatur O35S I7s
WANTED LATE-MoDEL CARS
wen pay top cash prices tor any late.
mNaei 1i car Open evenings Cali North
1927 dhe MANHATTAN AUTO 4 RADIO
Co. 17o6 7th st. NV
DON'T SELL UNTIL YOU SEE Ms
BARNES MOTORS, 1920 l4th St.
CASH FOR ANY MAKE CAR.
WE PAY OFF THE NOTES
<,o, Leo Rocca Inc.
430l Conn. Ave Emerson 1900
AUTOMOBILE TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
TRUCK for hire BY day, local hauling
Phone Hobart 5ls3
Evening star., 1940-06-16

PLYMOUTHS-1934 1885. 1895. 1887 and
1888. ? and door sedans S145 to S5l5;
thoroughly reconditioned, fully guaranteed
liberal trades. terms to suit. Mid-City
Auto Co, 1711 14th ST. NV. Decatur $3.50
open ewes. and Sun. Washington's Oldest
De Solo and Plymouth dealer
Evening star., 1940-06-16

OLDSMOBILE 1887 4-door trunk sedan;
oattieship gray finish. custom radio. effi-
sient Se5l L,head motor, knee-action comfort
Evening star., 1940-06-16

PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door touring sedan:
exceLent hoatlng-power engine; safe hy.
interior and well worth 1885
~ H E. LEARY, Jr., & BROS.
l3"1 14th ST. NV Hobart 4Qnn
Evening star., 1940-06-16

L1NCOLN-ZEPHYR 1910 sedan; maroon
finish white-wall tires radio heater seat
covers: 1000 miles by prominent business
man; sold for 81 .662. now only Sl.345;
SALES. H1lS 18th NV Qunnnt Sain
Evening star., 1940-06-16

PACKARD 1887 6-cyl. 4-door maroon
touring sedan; heater upholstery never
been exposed clean as new; 3O-day writ
ten guarantee: only S479: 1OT down
LOGAN MOTOR. 3540 14th st. NV DI
Evening star., 1940-06-16

PLYMOUTH Iy3b 4-door touring sedan:
quiet and excellent floating power eneiT e:
safe hydraulic brakes safety glass and
many other fine Plymouth features. 1926
500, H E. LEARY, Jr., & BROS,
Evening star., 1940-06-16

LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1895 4-door sedan
roomy six-passenger car that is beautiful
in every way, mechanically guaranteed
satisfaction, radio and heater equipped
priced to sell quick for 1859: best trade
and easiest terms. HITLER STUDE-
BAKER. S206 Ga. ave. SH. 900.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

OtDSMOBILE 1887 4-dr. de luxe trunk
sedan; custom built; paint. motor, inter-
| lor' tires perfect: owner transferred out
| 500 Main ave sv
Evening star., 1940-06-16

lLINCOLN-zEPHYR de luxe sedan: equipped
with radio and heater fender streamlines,
finished in beautiful gun metal with cream
stripe. tire practically new mechanical
condition excellent. This most modern
appearing car can be purchased today for
only sob; terms as low as 500 down.
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET. 7lO5 Wiscon-
Evening star., 1940-06-16
JUSTINE
HyattSYiIle. Nd GR oonn

PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe coupe: very
clean sold with w. A. T. A. guarantee;
S245; $40 down, balance monthly
H, B. LEARY, Jr. g. BROS,
1St and N. Y. Ave. NE HO. 60l2.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

PLYMOUTH 1888 town sedan; a one-oyner
car fs,T,, IN perfect condition inside and out:
1ully guaranteed: priced special for 3 days
only. S465. Mcmahon Chevrolet. 63S3 Ga
ave. GE. O1OO 0'' >a'
Evening star., 1940-06-16

LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1899 coupe-Beautiful
black finish, white-wall tires: truly low
mileage; one former owner. name on re-
quest. This is an outstanding value at
GREEN-LINDSAY. Ford, Mercury, Zephyr,
2525 Sherman ave NV Adams 5000.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

PLYMOUTH 1888 P. c. coupe very clean;
sold with W. A. T. A. guarantee; Sl@5;
H B. LEARY. Jr' & BROS,
1St and N Y. Ave NE EO 60l2
Evening star., 1940-06-16

LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1896 sedan motor very
Spa ssenger car that will give you best Of
service at this low price of S265
H. B LEARY, Jr., g. BROS,
I3o1 14th st. NV Hobart 1900
Evening star., 1940-06-16

PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe town sedan:
nearly new tires. ,thoroughly .reconditioned.
Priced special for 3 days only S3S5, Nc
Mahon Chevrolet 6323 Ga ave GE Oi00
Evening star., 1940-06-16

LINCOLN 1885 custom sedan; one owner;
unusual condition all-around; 10000 act-
ual miles; cost new. g. 4.S00. Drive better
Evening star., 1940-06-16

OLDSMOBILE 1888 de luxe Cdr trunk
sedan. This is really an outstanding buy
PoWerful 6-cyl, motor. beautiful sea" green
nnlsh' tsi' nne hot-water heater and other ex-
and good tires. Liberal trade and terms
NOW S565. The Trew Motor Co, 1926 l4th
81 NV and 14th and Pa ave se "Our
| 26th year" Open SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1940-06-16

| PLYMOUTH 1895 coupe-Radio heater;
low mileage: S2o5. GREEN-LrNDSAY
| g525 Sherman ave. NV, Ford Mercury
| Zephyr. Adams 5000
Evening star., 1940-06-16

~ PLYMOUTH BY KEARNEY.
le3I 2-door trunk sedan; original blacl
nniSh. Special sale price. 1925 Terms to
suit. Kearney, Plymouth-De Soto, 5O3j
Conn. ave WO qSSS
Evening star., 1940-06-16

MERCURY 1889 club convertible coIIpe:
black finish, white-wall tires, radio and
heater; $4,000 miles: owners name on re-
ance S7a5: fully guaranteed; easy terms:
Ebera! trade allowance. LOGAN SFpVIS-
CENTER 20l7 Va. ave. NV ME oSlS
Evening star., 1940-06-16

MERCURY 1910 company official car. lust
reieased Tor private sale: used LOO miles
oy department head. Tremendous discount
new guarantee. best trade allowance; same
as s.rt t5rand-neT condition. LOGAN SEPVIS-
CENIER 2OlI Va. ave. NV. Me oS1S
Evening star., 1940-06-16

| MERCURY 1889 de luxe sedan: the same
tnriu you get from buying brand new
black finish; marked far below our former
| price for our big Vacation Sale: act today;
| special terms too. because we do our own
financing. STEUART MOTORS, 9Th and
/ NJ. Y. ave n Omen SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1940-06-16

PLYMOUTH BY KEARNEY
1910 conv. coupe; company car; low mile
age; large discount. Kearney, Plymouth
d De Soto. 5023 Conn. ave. WO. 9Sss =
Evening star., 1940-06-16

LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1897 4-door sedan;
priced far below our original marking for
our huge Vacation Sale now in progress:
equipped with radio and heater: highly re-
conditioned in our famous shop: reduced
TO only S495: special terms because we
90 our own financing; see this car today
SIEUART MOTORS. 9Th and N Y ave
Evening star., 1940-06-16

| FORD 1887 Tudor sedan lowest price we
nave advertised for top-quality, highly
cation Sale; goes to first buyer here for
only S2S9; special terms because we do
our own hnancing: act today. STEUART
| Sunday "' Opeh
Evening star., 1940-06-16

PLYMOUTH 1887 convertible coupe; gray
new black top, thoroughly reconditioned:
only S365; Burrows Motor Co., 2l15 NJ