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The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-17
Picacho News
BY Josephine S. Brown

Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Owen and Mr..
and Mrs. John Hall of Coolidge
spent Sunday at Picacho as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Castleberry.
Mr. Hugh Crawford, principal OF
Picacho school, spent Friday In
Phoenix, attending to school bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Largent
Of Coolidge were house guests
last week end at the home of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Little.
Mr.. II. NJ. Manning of Plcacho
Tavern spent Sunday in Tucson
Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie Castleberry
have announced the birth OF a
daughter at the Casa Grande hospl-
tai on Monday, Oct. IA.
Miss Gladys Perkins of Coolidge
social worker for Pinal county
Board of Social Security and Wei
fare, was a business visitor In
Picacho Friday.
Mrs. Hester Gavin and her
daughter, Miss Idessa Gavin, have
returned to their home in Picacho
after a years absence, during
which time Miss Gavin studied at
Lamson Business college in Phoe
nix for nine months. The past
summer Mrs. Gavin and her
daughter spent vacationing in Cali
fornia.
Health examinations of all chill
dren at Picacho school were con-
Quoted last Thursday by Mrs.
Marie Martin, Pinal county public
health nurse. Mrs. Martin weighed
the children, measured them, and
tested their eyes in order to es-
ta ablish a basis for comparing the
progress of each child at periodic
check-ups throughout the coming
year. School authorities will add
this health information to each
child's report card.
Hugh Crawford, Picacho school
principal, has been appointed
chief registrar of the selective
draft service for voting precincts
10 and 20. This includes the Plea
cho, Eloy, and Toltec school dis
tricts.
Mr.. and Mrs Carr McNatt spent
Sunday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. O. McNatt in Coo
lidge. Mrs. McNatt is the primary
teacher at Picacho school.
A Union Sunday school has been
recently organized in Picacho. The
Sunday school will be held in the
school building at 10;30 A. M.
every Sunday, and the people of
all church denominations are in
vited to attend. When visiting
ministers are available, there will
be church services at 1880 AM.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Carr McNatt spent
Sunday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w O. McNatt in Coo
lidge. Mrs. McNatt is the primary
teacher at Picacho school.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-17

Hugh Crawford, Picacho school
principal, has been appointed
chief registrar of the selective
draft service for voting precincts
10 and 20. This includes the Plea
cho, Eloy, and Toltec school dis
tricts.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-17

Directors-Natt Dodge, Bob Taylor,
Wesley Kirby, Nate Murray, Hugh
Miller, Charlie Cohen, Martin Talla
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28

n1er.
Sag aud unb Croft Hsuiabrl
Seute firth angetOmmen unO fHOR
iiebit gu mid BEL Dir, @Orslebem!"
sd psiB, Ou bif Elm braDer
Rerl!"
nDonn muBt BIZ aud pifen, nHs
rum ids 10 eilig babel Menf4enAs
tino, mas 1T Dir in bic RrDne ges
fobreng &auff Dir men S9inber fur
10 Elm 9~eioen9slb!"
Dos bate Tim beute ssrdbe nod
gefeblt, - Woripiirfe bon 9obgnfinp
gen! CT 5udte Die M9Ieln.
SD bob in Der 2otterie sstpOn'
men, oo tann,s aud nie0er gum Seus
fsl gehen. fpenn i9's du6 niGt gInu.
Eel Die Suuptfade, Id umiiire MID
tobei!"
.Rdnnff bu ober Iiigen!"
yWorum frdeff bu mid odnn9"
sd babe bid gar ni9t gsfrnst,
pober bu bag @eIO BAIT, in nller gils
bdft bu mir Die Moroseefdihte OOr'
gef6ninoeIt!"
.Sbu mir sinen sin3isen @efaIlen.
Sobenfin1en, uno b1r' duf BON benz
S9inber gu reoen. bu psrbirbt MIR
Fonft griinoIi6 bic 2oune. Wenn i'd
nit benz rpotript" BON Sieg ga Sieg
ee3ooen BIN. odnn fper0e in Dir Die
@efhtdte BON gon3 ALIEN er3Ghlsn!"
SD mill Soft bdntsn, tpenn ou in
bic Gage fommf!"
.Mn Dir bat man bod feline belle
6reube, bu bift Ser perniinftigife
Menf9. Der mir Biz beute duf metz
mem Grosnfpa3iersons btgesnet ift!'
Der bring fGngt bon slei9giItisen
goden an gu ipre6en unb entfernt
Ti9 bdIo.
@orsleben aber neiB ni9t. mas er
feinem Batter f9reiben foil. MenH
Der bic Mahrbeit erfiibre. mare er
nit benz @elbe binnen pierunoopon-
al Stunben in Berlin unb be5dblte
ytetIlttApSbY. utH IrlufeH VSiWtuHAS"
nollte er nihts gu tbun baden. lieber
bate er 5tpei Sabre nit leiner gdn5er
Tomilie troden Brot eeeeHen. Gin
Beamter aus Der often S9uls, fir
ben iebe S1ulbsn Gbrenihulben fino.
nit einem Seufaer fest sr Fh
TnlieBlin an Feinen Sdreibtifh.
Qieber papd!
Dos pfero eebDrt eigentliG niht
mir. elm 1ebr reider 5err ldBt Is
unter meinem Namen ldufen. meme
WerpfIintungen beftehen leoiglin ods
rim. bdB i9 es in ben RenneN reite
unb @u peiBt md, pelhen 6eibens
fpdB mir oas gibt.
MlFo 5ei berubist. Dor allen icII
fh bic quite Mdmd nidt oufrtgen.
Enufeno @riiBe BON
Gurem sshorfdmen Sobne
Grib.
Gortftsuns fOIst.)
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28
MISUNDERSTANDING

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! DOL
@orsleben.
ra4tbunOsrt." slsi4 Oaua8 Der
Gtollburf9e.
vSe9stdufenb!"
2angfam Iagte es @Orsleben.
Die 2eute ia6en fi9 Den tleinen
6uf1ren an. Wer mar benn bass
Muf ben 8erliner &ennplGBen tdnnte
man ibn ni9t. SEPT bate man teine
8eit, it9 nG6er gu ertunbisen. oenn
bas 8ieten purbs gum ~amifonten
Duell atpif9en Dem 9ufarenoffioier
unb benz tletnen StdIlburfden. 2angs
fam, uber adb tpuroe Der preis in Die
6Dbe g~etrieben, erit UNI Die bunberte,
0unn 5onf Die Summe auf finfaig,
f9IieBli9 duf afpanatg Mart.
unb Der patriot" fab nit sroBen.
glei9giiltigen Nugen auf al bic Men>
f9en. Die feinstipsgen in grregung
g~erietben.
observation-disclosures 4"
ptepfte Der feline Mnnn.
nM9t5ig." REF 9orsleben miirrif9.
9eptHenboft dntportete Der Stalls
burf9e.
rStebentdufeno!"
Limb bunoert uno oamit S9luB
fir MIDI" meinte Sorsleben dreers
li4.
Mber Der Stallburi9e piepite ni9t
tpeiter. Der t6ufar befam bus pferO
Sugef9ldeen.
Ntn mar maj srft redt neugisrig.
,@orsleben9" meinte elmer nit
GtentDrftimme. ,%iafpoll, ben femme id,
Der bat in Der prppin3 INNER uff
3iesen iefeffsn!1
Mdn Id9te. brdngte beron. f9nell
dber pur6e BON einisen Stallleuten
9IoB fir Sen nputriot" sef4uffen,
Ben Der friihere Srdiner unter fetner
Obblt behteIt. Mit 8Innten ging er
in ben Stall.
.@os meinen sic. Differ Smith,
babe in bds qfero gu tbeuer be>
sablt91
rMDbI taum, id ftelle i'm bOber
dIs ben .SulianA!"
Mber bic @portpreHe mar dnberer
Mnii6t. ppatriot" fei ben preis pcbI
tpertb. ober a9ttaufenb fir Sultan"
hGtte lie mtnbeftens erDdrtet.
VI.
Wein Iisber Sunse!
Wos Itn0 bas fir Gefni9ten9!
Du tduff Dir Elm Rsnnpfero fir fies
Observation-Disclosures Wldrt! Mober
boft Du bds @elo2 Mir limb in
srOBter llnrubs. fdreibe mir fofOrt!
Sn alter aiebe
Oein Batter.
Dos bate er ia tommen iebenl
Wie ii4 nun rdusliigeng Berubigen
muBte er feline gltern. Mama mar IN
Der Iebten 3sit bOIlifd nerpDs sefDes
fen un0 ME sr briiber nanba4te,
itonb pIOBIi6 9ubenfiusen i'm Gin.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28

Dos bate er ia tommen iebenl
Mie ii9 nun rdusliigen2 Bsrubisen
muBte er feline Gltern. Diana mar IN
Der Iebtsn .3eit b0Ilifd nerDOs genes
fen un6 ME er briiber na4bo4te.
itonb pIDBIi6 9pbenfiusen i'm Gin.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28
q2ein Lieber aunos!

Mos Iino baS fir @sf9i9tsn9 81
Ou toufff Dir elm R~snnpfero fir fies
Observation-Disclosures Mdrt! Mober
bait Du bds @elo2 Mir inb in
srDBter unrubs. f9reibe mir fofOrt!
Sn alter 2iebe
Washington Journal., 1940-06-28

LIMB mOrsen Mbsnb fDmmsn ete
gu uns. oamit mir infer geiHGftIt.
DIES 3uiammenorbsitsn gebEhrenD
fsiern!"
n@on 9er5en germ! Den Damen
bite t9 metne GmpfebIunseH gu Ta'
ben gu lssen!"
nDdnts febrl"
Der Banter REF cine Drof9te an,
e. battle eine sef9Gftli9e 8efprsduns.
rBetndbe bate i'd Die psrseHenl
Wlan tit elm sepI0stes Murm, 6err
bon @Orslsben!"
Evening star., 1940-05-10
LEGAL Norlces.
lowell J, slADToID. Is aass ssil1ls1.

LOWELL J. nHADF01Dt 70 Rust Building,
IN 7zz 1piiiInsEI pisTsEIc1Fs f. ,codR4a ceosssRsaa OF THE
unsss ssd siss' Re 81 ths Rsffs S e SS
MDRHbb DMRdEb14n h5wEERo EEHoFSIAs6 paEAa6cdhiAL dhAL
eucaeie & aesiSa wsn hG Tieho.o Pss1c ans
eompIsint Md5sd s9wer eve FalGcucci having nled
Nicholas Frame and Mildred bower Frame,
oTs.r ona hsyins ~ ,spplsd to the court ior a
ssn Of zpr 1s4 J. s' oRbsRHb 5As GsaEs
ersp b on on hseds show
Of May 1910. why the prayers Of said COM
plant SHOULD not be sranted:, provided, that
week tor three consecutive weeks Sefore.
Wasbtnsyton, dsy IN the EysninE Star and the
SSoSSsMvEs yyis!ss Hs!ssGs'es !ssa! !RANlkL trSs "
BY .pIa, MEAM3F ~ E. JoBE' Asst. CLERK.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
T., United NtAtes for the District Of CO.
1ESsmTltssfhol1HnNS EsTats Of PrGssss SNe coqssmin re
ApMiNisrR2THiEoN g sHE No kSo s5sssMos6ER Rsce5fs6
ssE os Pfgs saA SE1 AsD se
XTit,ns dated the s7th DAY Of 5ANgARY jai gaPss
Sesa 81 Sohn f knU < IT, w hand AND
Ing been retuvnsd mot to be foint' as
to Anna Knott stonsbraker, Ernest J.
eiis Aee Rno HSye Mss My Rash k1G. g
liam. Mrs; Maggie P. swindler, Mrs. Daisy
r Bedenbaugh, Mrs. Evelyn p. Clamp
Ps Hrnest Ms pat e m4s nst Wn . Charles aas
bricks. Albert Platt, Kathleen Platt. Harry
platt: nni. Jei D Plat, Susan P. Gallant, Mrs
Lula P, Roberts, James C.. Plat William
gusrite r creasey. MRS Catherine ?.
SR0y Nth Rp0' pa Iisfn nFs 'SssSa Ms5sl
F. Mays Clara v. HeInd9n. Mrs; Lille
Esret Plat Gritas; Mildred Platt' Nelle
Mstnbv pars sfan1 minor rs George MuTphy Sally
Murphy, Dr. George Croft. MRS. Florence ica
G Stone Mrs: Sarah c. Benson. William
Mseom PAGE ksherne GSs san MHRey Pst Rs
Mary Jane Knott, Ira M, Braden. Calvin
jane Mes ee Epsoepai es fSs chareh hsEs
shaTeh aTsnitsvilie s conn pickeas nsnGalsr star
No sS and s. aRa af of
Court this 18th sIS day 81 N March: rel 's 1o4o, 90
trial On he aoh hh bAS 81 NAY "a set s2 od
that this order and the substance. of said
sus Be nee week for four
SuSSessNe Weeks N tne Wasnlneton Law
same period in The Evening Star, the
substance of said issue being as follows:
Of the making and subscribing or Of the
acknowledging by him of the said paper
writing dated the 27th day of January.
1880. of sound and disposing mind
and capable of making a valid will?
BOL1THA ]. LAWS, Justice. (Seal) At
test: VICTOR s. MERSCH, Deputy Regis
ter Of Wills of the District of Columbia,
Clerk of the Probate Court
We consent: LYON g. LYON. BY RICH
ARD K. LYON, Attorney for the National
Metropolitan Bank of Washington, D. c.. /
Proponent and Trustee named in pur-
ported will. UNDERWOOD. MILLS g.
FITZPATRICK. BY H. LEE BOATWRIGHT.
Jr, Attorneys for Caveator. ap16,1923,
&c 30,ma3,7l0
Evening star., 1940-05-10
ELWOOD H. SEAL and WALTER L.
FOWLER, Attorneys for Petitioners.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

LL"oOD SLAL anu WALL
United sss for Ps5r ot sad Of Cor
the aeausson NE Of Iofs g. q St
40, 81. -55, 56 and 500 in Square 653 for
s School YHAS R 5hs PstTf t eonnt
H1 fip, 2S5SmoRDER OF CITATION AND
trict of Columbia filed in the above, en-
titled cause, and on motion OF counsel for
hs sag h day oi Msy i 0
That, the Clerk of the Court issue citation
to al parties in interest in the M LAND to be
in the aforesaid petition. to appear in this
Court on the 3rd day OF June, 194o, at 10
and T to show show cause. I # any they have, Why
the, PRAYERS thereof SHOULD not be sranteed.
and Why the land in Lots OTIS 22 %, 81, 3S'
in said cause, should not be condemned for
District OF Columbia. It is further ordered
the United States Marshal for the District
sought to be condemned herein, and found
by the said marshal. or his deputies, within
ordered that all persons having any, interest
in these proceedings be, and they are
hereby herr warned and rea9ired t9 appear in
June to answer, the said petition and to
continue in attendance until the Court
SIldll nave mace us ulldl OTQeI TdIllylIls
and confirming the award and report of the
condemnation jury to be appointed by the
Court to appraise the value of the respec-
the land and premises mentioned and de-
scribed in the aforesaid petition 1t is
be published once in the Washington Law
Reporter; the Washington Post the Wash
Stsp nd shs in
said District before the said 3rd day of
June, 1910. BY THE COURT: ALFRED
A. WHEAT, CHIEF JUSTICE. tSeall A
true. copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEWART,
Clerk. By c. E. STEWART. Jr.. Asst. Clerk
Evening star., 1940-05-10
AuToMosiLfs foR ALr.

FORD 1910 TUDOR sedan; company on
Ga nisl csr; c,, i0w miisase; tremsndons saying;
VIZ soi Nv .srm nv sas SIS
owner Govt ofhcial. name on request:
SsSess'sf s4ss sS7 ''ss w ts,. :1s ~. .0fAE
ssoRp ssa o.ls 1889 g LUXE TadST; $40: teTms
FORD 1885. tudor; original green: runs
IodAN sssyfsciEarSs eni soi4 Ss4'ess w. esss AZ.
low. mileage, Goodysars that show no wear.
Special today: sss5 big .ilox.nss: DIsnsy
Ga. Ca ave. @ dE Siss. so 1'00'a' 4he'' ooi0
FORD FORD 1926 1928 ds luxe FordOr sedan: Z neY
4fssay Tss@p.ss ssnfS al ssl' ssao '''tl'e c' Mr.
FORD 1888 coupe: Al condition.: fully
nr guaranteed; a real bargain for only $226;
,aos ss;TEAsgp4RD s;E n \ 2 MOTOR SALES
FORD. 1887 convertible sedan: new white.
wall tires. perfect condition throughout.
sS sSa fssf Sss:si Ssis loazss fs's
FOR ToRp. 1898 de luxe Tudor; RADIO. mohair
hoA7 5ss 72 9s.h om ana n b,ssiet ss,
FORD 1887 Tudor sedan: excellent black
finish. powerful and economical VS. motor
that's excellent, like-new tires and
spottless interior; will sacrifice to sell i'm
and new = HHaAKx HazR Ave- IN fES5s Hs5srt so1a
era, gray finish with red wheels. spotlight, fne
that we will sacrifice to sell immediately
st and nix 3 TaAKx; TGzi T. jf SkS5s 5 :, so,.
FORD l 1927 ,s5" Tudor sedan; economical
Der and interior very good. very clean
Interior and priced low at S347. Lee b.
butler. Inc, III 2lst NV. District 1918.
FORD ESoSRsD 1924 csbrioset; new top and paint.
LoGANs. 18th and M District 5sI7. '
FORD 1887 SO" Tudor: trunk space. orig
mai NAL fnish. factory motor. clean upholstery,
eood &C. Tires tires really clean car for only $3.50.
LOGAN MoToRs. $40 ma, G4th no 81 aoo5ssFi 5ssi.
No. %. Any car down payment.
FORD 1895 Tudor touring sedan; uphol-
Sesnt,fnl SSeld stripe mahogany dash This IS
only $3.50: SO down. $3.50 per mo-; no
indorsers No 27.A. Any car down pay
ToRD pSd Pile l93s s de luxe s5 coupe; .black IT,
every, detail. 3O-day written guarantee:
Ford hot-air heater; only S399 1Oes down,
Logan Motor 3540 14th DI. 5631, No,
IL Any car down payment.
FORD 1888 de luxe Fordor sedan; original
black finish, mofair upholstery like new,
yerys finest condition throughout. Blue
Ribbon guarantee: liberal trade; easy terms.
TRIANGLE MOTORS.
140l r. L Ave. NE. De 1902
FORD 1888 de luxe 'S5" Fordor touring:
radio. heater. spotlight, white tires, velour
upholstery. maroon finish. like new; driven
30-day written guarantee A real honest
to-goodness bargain at $439; 10ce down,
LOGAN MOTOR. 3540 l4th. DI. 5631.
No. 32. Any car q down payment
Evening star., 1940-05-10
AuToMoBllss ron ALE.


MERCURY 1889 z-door trunk sedan; fae-
torY naiah without scratch, interior clean
ensans; ensaom rsa,n nns lsirss. hydFauiic 6laLss
easy terms: liberal trade ailowance.
1a4o oocds dsANK AaE. gAALL q Jr. -.
MERCURY 1899 4-door touring sedan:
neW.csr condition mechanically and In ap.
Mtserior, tEte very Attractive car. fully guaran-
sitx sfso In MTltinE: S7Ab; most liberal terms in
city. SUPERIQR MOTORS, I4th and p
MERCURY 1899 town sedan; radio. heater,
sp1ftnstnt' nprf.ct waaiits-wan tires; black finish.
suarantee; lhersl rel, trade; easy terms.
1901 =. / Ave NE DE 63O2-
NASH convertible coupe: finest condition,
lMHqlGa ~ no heater; S45 full price: D. c.. insD.
oLDsMOBHE 1887 2-door touring sedan:
tG-cynnder motor that's e1cellent, interior
stsss st.ve = tnis car to-day; only S445. L. p.
21ssSnGaar1 PM Inc. 1926 14tht. NV. Decatur
Evening star., 1940-05-10
AUToNoslLEs ron sAls.

roRD u lSsa d. lug EprMdcr 81 tEynsi S7e; Ae
pistIIiict sssi. Nc. se.A. 80 20.
oSR s. nSSs I. g ,S3. aoI n. .ed.n slses
Rossinls Fsr Mcs % .SrssshS On IL, II s3,day wit
s54o 11sh: tn pi.tAriet S.AIaAi siieal: No Is: as. go
FORD 1894 De luxe coach; paint and
Arrow 0arage. rear 1902 9 ST. NV.
FORD 1888 "85" Tudor; black, very clean
car throuehout: only S419; e0;dax Mrtttsn
18th and M sts. District b817.
FORD 1888 coupe 's5"; blue, best condt-
sSa oaR g a;Ei in isss sslsn: :ad 412
bargain b 1yS Price, SSle; s io% % down. % baianc: is
easy. LouANs. 18th and N. 81. 6el7.
GRAHAM 1885 8 4-door sedan: motor.
500 cash. Hobart 1898
$40; terms. $50 cash, SIG month: perfect
condition. Roper. 1880 R. I. ne. 1Os
HUDSON, 1888 coupe; its original owner
kept 1t in the best of care; its appear
arlce and general condition will prove 1t
is priced right at S295; terms and trade
Arcade Pontiac. 1887 Irving st. NV. HO.
$500.
HUDSON 1888 touring sedan: orisinaI
black finish very good, rubber and interior
perfect, factory built-in. heater. very at
tractye car car that We will sacrihce to sell
'mmeo'hte1s f. 3. LEARY. Jr.. q BROS,
LIST and New York Ave NE Hobart 6012.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE,

FORD '36 pickup. '37 motor; Al condi-
1854. 10'
CHEVROLET 1888 1la ton, stake body;
In good condition; will sell cheap Better
Evening star., 1940-05-10

YOU EXPECT MORE in a vAGABOND
and you get It See them At Cherry Hill
Camp. o. s, l. Berwyn. Nd
TRAILERS new and used; easy to deal
with, ElcGr Coach Co.. Canary Trailer
Camp. Rt. Berwyn. Md
Evening star., 1940-05-10

BUICK 1889 coupe; very attractive gray
finish: one-owner car that has had the
best of care: new-car condition mechani-
cally and in appearance; car YOU will he
90-day written guarantee and the most
liberal terms at low cost in city at SUPE-
R1OR MOTORS, 14th and P sts. Dupont
1900 Open evenings till $50 pm
Evening star., 1940-05-10

FORD 1884 de luxe Tudor; excellent mo-
tor; excellent white-wall tires; dandy
llttle car priced right at .Sl45; YOU can
name your own terms. Arcade Pontiac,
1431 Irving st NV HO $500
Evening star., 1940-05-10
AuToAAoellls ron sAls.

HUD1oN THRRApLANK 1888 ds iu4s q
Ing, economical 6-cylin4er motor. radio
and heater exceilent ttseA perfect uphcl-
stery, tan 0ntsh, tiptop mechanical condt-
uon; 1!ue Ribbon guarantee; liberal trade:
TRIANGLE NoroRs.
1901 B. I. Ave. Ne. DE. 6302.
HUPMoBM,E de luxe sedan; looks, runs
insp. Roper. 1880 X. |. ne. 10. =
LA. SALE 1888 club c,upe; opera seats,
radio, heater. white sideWall tires, very
attrsctiye car that's In new-car condition
aSls snsnss aHe " sgs 1.ssn
Ely Il ana 81 RooRs nS ssri S srMs and
Stss Dupont 1900. Open eveninEs till
LA SALE 1887 4.door trunk sedan; radio,
neater. the most immaculate and perfect
one one .dn, IN city; has, very low mileage and
possible care: an outstanding value ct our
speciei low price Of $495. SUPERIOR
MOTORS. 14th and p SITS. NV. Dupont
LINcoLN-zEPHYR 1887 sedan; beautiful
roomy, car. original apple green baked
CHECKED % only sH1s lo% o'ct down. rnofSSshsy SS.dsy
and N sts District 5si7. ' -''A
MERCURY 1880 convertible club coupe; ex-
cellent condition throughout; attractive
blue. best top and white-wall tires, custom
radio. Gss heater. Today's special S7D5:
sasy sna Merms p,,est big tTsds Es at IooAFs 18th
Evening star., 1940-05-10
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

OLD CARS and trucks, any condition
Mr. Becker. Jackson 1854. les
CASH FOR ANY MAKE CAR.
WE PAY OFF THE NOTES.
Leo Rocca. Inc
1901 Conn. Ave. Emerson 1000.
BEST PRICES.
Cash at once for cars, whether
car is paid for or not. Superior
Motors, 18th and p stS.
Dupont 1900 Open Ewes, SUNDAYS,
Evening star., 1940-05-10

FORD 1898 coach: original finish: very
clean; smooth, sound motor: s fine tires:
$3.50 easy terms. LOGAN, 18th and NJ
DI 5S17
Evening star., 1940-05-10
TRAllERS FOR SALE.

AUTO TKUCKS WANTED.
CASH for 1935-36-37 ~ privately owned
stake truck. Call Ii. O952-W between
6 and pm 12s
Evening star., 1940-05-10

FORDS-Coupes. convertibles, Tudor. For
5or sedans, fully guaranteed, easy payments.
DE. $3.50. Washineton's Oldest De Soto,
Plymouth dealers. Open eve. and Sun.
FORD 1887 coupe: an ideal little car for
one who is seeking economy plus satisfac-
ton at low cost; priced right at S2a5;
terms and trade. Arcade Pontiac, 1437
irving st. NV. HO. $500
Evening star., 1940-05-10

FORDS, FORDS, FORDS-We have several
1885 Tudor and Fordor sedans priced to
sell at once and terms as low as SIS down
and balance. in Is months. SUPERIOR
MOTORS, 14th and P SITS. Dupont 1900.
Open evenings till 9::3O pm
Evening star., 1940-05-10

1sV ana NEW 9OIK i've y. Z. fiUDAIl QUE
BUICK 1889 special convertible sedan:
built-in Buick push-butto radio, heater,
tires with lifeguard tubes, beautiful golden
beige finish; real buy at 1855. Sold
with a written guarantee and most liberal
terms SUPERIOR MOTORS. 14th and P
SITS nv Dupont 1900. Open evenings
fill Q.3O n n,
Evening star., 1940-05-10

BUICK 1899 4-door trunk sedan: has had
exceptionally good care and really looks
and performs like brand-new real buy
at S755, with written guarantee and the
most liberal terms. SUPERIOR. 14th and
P SITS. Dupont 1900. Open evenings till
Evening star., 1940-05-10

CADILLAC 1880 4-ooor sedan; $50.
Flood Pontiac. 1921 Conn. ave. WO.
Evening star., 1940-05-10

BUICK 1889 model Al touring sedan
black finish, low mileage by original owner,
new-car condition mechanically and in
appearance: any demonstration you wish;
will sacrifice to sell Immediately,
H. B. LEARY, Jr.. & BROS,
Evening star., 1940-05-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1889 4-door sedan; with trunk.
special series. beautiful car in immaculate
condition; fully guaranteed by our war
ranty: one-owner automobile: excellent
buy for only SITS: terms
STANDARD MOTOR SALES,
Evening star., 1940-05-10

clean. sound. dependable transportation:
SIS down, BALANCE easy. LOGAN SERV1S-
CENTER, 2017 Va. ave. NV. ME 2S1S
FORD 1896 de luxe Tudor touring Sc
dan: equipped with radio and heater; Just
the car for your summer touring: $3.50;
only SO down. LOGAN SERVISCENTER,
20l7 Va. ave NV. ME. 2S1S
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
Miss Murray 10 Entertain
A. Tshoms tuesday

The sicna club Will meet Tues
day evening at the apartment o.
Miss Jane Murray In the Tahona-
Miss Charlotte HanIey viii lead
the study Of One Lord and One
Faith" by johnson and Mrs. James
II. Egan VIII review The Bold
Blades Of Donegal" by ssumus
MacAsnus. There viii BE- a dis
cussion Of current topics by the
members and at the evenings close
the hostess will serve refresh
ments.
Membership In the club includes
Mechanics Egan, Mark Doiiiver,
Lawrence T. BeSerihnsy, Neal g.
Gregory, J. r. Merrick. the Misses
Murray. Eblin and August Ohiin,
Hanley. Winifred Henriot and
Elizabeth Wilson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
Mr.. Harrison 10 Address
phiIomsihes Club

Philomathss club. mothers
group Of Bellarmins high school
will meet in the school al 100 on
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Fred
Harrison. y. J.. Of the faculty will
b. the speaker. hls topic being
Higher Education"
Other faculty members Will join
the members for the social hour
which Will follow the meeting.
Mrx T. l.. Manlsy u chairman ~
the committee and shs Ia saslstsd
by Mrs. Ralph Martin. Mrs. \.
narivscel. Mrs. Peter nanley. hra.
l. Moratil. Mrs.. John Miller. Mrs..
Dan Mack, Mrs. T. E. naulsy. hrs.
n. MinicAeci. Mrs. ". Mihclch. hfa.
r. haekie. Mrs. n. W. MeaDy. Mrs.
A. Meuoci. and Mrs. hArtslli.
Cars viii meet the bsiases from
1870 until 1.s0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-08
Women's Fellowship
Plans Monthly Meeting

Tho monthly meeting Of the
womsn's Fellowship of ths fnde.
pendent Bibis church VIII be held
Wednesday. AL unit welfare chair
men are requested 10 mset with
Mrs. r. L. Kendall At f0st5 o'clock.
The business meeting n ilst5 VIII
be presided over by Mrs. ". A..
Helnsnan and luncheon Al 1870
viii be served BY ladies ~ Unit 4.
Mrs. George Mcouffis. president.
DR. BrumbauKh. pastor Of the
church. win speak briefly during
the luncheon hour.
The afternoon meeting IL schsd-
uIsd for $50 o'clock. Mrs A. X.
WhssIsr leading ths devotional
study period which 10 70 be bsssd
on Or. Ffost's book. '-rhs Hsathsn :
Mrs. Marian Gemmsli win entertain
with a group Of whisiling numbsss,
Mrs. Frank Clark win continue The
study The BlbIs Comes Aliys" BY
Sir Charles MAfston.
the nursery wiiI be open under
the direction Of hothsr Wsibsy.
womsn ~ tbs Church and their
friends srs invited 20 attend tas
meeting.