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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-01

THE MINUTE you feel a cold
COMING ON, take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea - STEAM
ING-HOT-on going to bed. This
herb laxative helps by clearing
the bowels over night. Sather's
Pharmacy. 32-5ts
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-01
Church Ne.Us
HoIY COMMUNION

Rev. Thurlow Baker, priest
William Osborne Hart, Missionary
Morning prayer .......... 11:15 a. IN.
Holy Communion, the first Sunday
of the month at 5 p. m.
st. Veronica's Guild, the last FRI
day afternoon of the month.
ST. Agnes Sewing Circle, the Sec
ond Friday afternoon of the month.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-01
BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH


Rev. Sherman Bondo, pastor
English service with communion
1880 a. m.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-02-01
DELHI PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CHURCH OF CHRIST

CHURCH OF CHRIST
Clyde Lindsey, minister
DlUlo SCIOOt III d. III.
tendent.
Morning worship ............ IL a. m.
The Lords Supper, anthem and
sermon.
Expression Groups ........ $3.50 p. m.
Evening service ...... 1880 p. m.
Special messages of various types.
The church with welcome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
Two Famed Movie
Comedians Dead

HOiLyWOOD--Ghafisy Chase.
~. and Robert ]. wlldhsck. ss-
two veteran comedians u the films
died within a few hours Of each
other Thursday.
Chase. famed for his ability 70
play two comic roles In ihs sam.
picture. died Of a heart atisek
Wildhaek. vino snsszsd and snorsd
his way 10 fortune In movies and
radio. died % = pulmonary siiment.
Win no other equipment than
an understood mns,acbs. Chase
became a top-botch comedian IN
the days when mos; ~ the screens
funny men used slsDor.ts make
ups. NE ~as born n Baltimore
and began hls msoyls career when
he was II in The Old Hsl Roach
Keystone Cops series. Shortly be-
fore his death. he mad written. al
Tected ana acted in a series of
comic shorts for Columbia
Ills wife known professionally
a. Bebs Eitlngs and two dzags-
tefs survive.
Among Wlidhscks recent rolss
vas the voice and snsez< for Snow
White and the Seven D~affs"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
VIM. Cundsirom
Is Heart Victim
Dies Suddenly on
Fishing Trip

Seized with : heart attack whiis
On = fishing trip of salmon h~~eh.
William q, Uundstf.m, ~. ssssst.
ant manager II tbs Bank % Cali.
fornIs. dlsd before help could reach
him Thursday sftsrnosn.
Death of tbs ~siI. known banker
and lnseterats fisherman eams -
shock 10 hls many ffisnds and
snqusintaness In Tacoma.
IN sopplsd osst - ~ epibess<
moinfboat In tbs mlaist NJ . essn.
mrsation with his fishing eoppsa.
ion, Atsornsy Owen Hughes. In ths
middle Of the bay shortly bsfoss
D. m.
Hughes reached his side befofs
cnndstrom vent down. nnd MD
him sfiost until Carl selsan. 10,
i72i 30, 18th a.. snstbrr friend ~
the victim. pulled sioaxslds and
lifted GundstFnsn intn hls boet
1hs ten raced 10 the posnf De-
fianes bostnouss In Nslssn's ests
board. and carried gundstrDm
ashore. rolios with lnhaIsios sp-
psrstss and extra oxygen tanks
xsfr summoned. Tho sfflsers ar
Continued oa Page ~. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
100000 Blaze
Hits Aberdeen

ABERDEEN Firemen inv-rtl-
gated possibility Of ineendisrism
today after fire destroyed the Pol
son Lumber and Single Co. plant
last night, causing a loss Of
$500. 900 and throwing 400 men
out of work.
The fire was the second ma jor
Industrial blaze on Grays Harbor
In four months. Last March !
an $500. 900 fire destroyed Aber-
deem Plywood Co. plant, killing
two workmen.
Famed by an unusual north
wind. the flames foared through
the Poison kilns. sswmill. planning
mill and shlngle mill
Despite efforts of ali avail
able firemen In Aberdeen and
nearby Hoquiam. the fire Quilted
the mills before IL gaz brought
under control.
The fire started in a drying kiln
at 5 p. m. Earlier = small fire
was extlnguished in Poison shingls
mill. which was the last 10 be
destroyed when the main blaze
broke out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
More Canadians
Land in Britain
GREAT BRITAIN

Thousands Of Canadian soldiers
and airmen have landed at . Brit
ish west coast port with almost
complete equipment. IL was am
noupced today at London.
The ample equipment Of the nrw
arrivals WIS In contrast with the
first contingents from Canada.
which largely Ser. equipped by
Great Britain.
The same ships brought planes
built In Canada and which viii BE-
piioted by both Canadian svia tors
and the Raj.
The new arrivals constituted IN.
largest Canadian forces landed AZ
any one time since thu oit break Of
war. They included = group OF
volunteer nurses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
May Construct
Warships Here

Plans for immediate enlargement
Of tbs seattle Tacoma shlpbsiisis
ins Corp. yards ssrs revealed ri
day by navy offiessls
Admiral ssmasl ~. Rsh'ns.a.
chief 81 ibs nsvy's osss.n ~ ships.
announced the shspmaiaisx and -
pairing fseiiltis. N tins satlfs pa
elfls coast are sistsd for lmmsaisss
expansion.
~ . Lamont. president ~ ths
Seattle Tacoma shspbslldlaT Corp.
At the msms time said hs - is~vinx
for Washington. u. G., immediately
10 regard 10 tbs ss~ program.
Details ~ the psepassa saiasEs-
msnt ~ tins bss sslpysFGs ssss and
ms affiliated Todd ssffsttigE sn1
repair doets 81 seattle vefs not
revealed However. II 10 knows
that executives ~ Tbs shipyzfsis
snd navy officials have already d.
voted much attention 10 Ihs psssss'
biiiy Of sscb a pfoi~sss
Tns iossi sniDyards eeuid ifas
mssis.tsIy doahls ifs msssbsnt vss-
ssl probation without distsfsbx
existing shops. machinery % other
facilities. according to Walter l.
Green, E~asssl manager.
rhs Tacoma pAsnt 1. tsiisssd 10
bs s~ss equipped for sonstraetson
~ asstofysfs 90 othss ~sfsslps 40.
pfoximatinK ths ssxs ~ the t~s
passenger cargo sssseis psvssnssy
bsinx bsaIs they ara tia fest long.
sns Of izsTs tsos each
~ shs necessity arises. fhs Taco
ma plant can ~ materially ca
lafxed to include ways fos building
. baIf.sssxsn additional sHips ~
Dnes
Tns yards esrrsntiy employ
st,esst 60 .efkmsn. saa have D<sn
sbls 10 exceed sfs construction
~ n<dule with lsss psrsonp<l
HAIL No. IL slated 70 -
launched Aug I. and Hull No. ,
about 20 days thefssftsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
Burgundsr Re- Hearing
Asked by Attorneys

FuoSNNs ANA journeys Tor
Robert burKuSsisr. x5-ysat-el5 con.
asmns1 murderer. Friday ASKED
the state supfsns eSurt for . re-
hearing on ths yaaIsb's pisa fof
nss trial fer ihe staying ~ Jack
Peterson. Phoenix auto salesman.
Attorney G. r. Mckinney sought
the rehesring On grounds shs
supreme court Overlooked various
important phasss ~ the ess< IN
turning DORM the youths FIRST pie.
for a rstfial
bsrguDosrs original appeal vas
denied Juns .. and he sas ordered
executed In the states leibsl gas
chamber August . The motion
for . rshsafing does not serve To
suspend ths execution.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
Consumption
Law Today
In Canada
Man Power. Indus
try. Property
Con Be Seized
CANADA

A sweeping bill. giving Prime
Minister w. l.. Mackenzie Kings
cabinet almost unlimited power 10
conscript man power. industry.
wealth and property. becomes Law
today with the routine formality
of royal assent.
The emergency CONSUMPTION bill
passed last night by the house Of
commons and the senate. IL model
ed after Britsin's emergency pow
ers act under which Prime Minister
Winston Churchill's cabinet Is con-
Quoting the war.
Royal assent TO canada's con-
soription bill was expected TO be
given shortly after tn new COVER.
nor-general, Lord Athlone, was
sworn into office later today. Lord
Athlone Is the kings representa-
tive In Canada.
The emergency CONSUMPTION
bill permits the cabinet to rule
by decree. and will enable Gan
nda To utilize every resource
In waging total war.
II was passed unanimously
by the house and without a rec
ord vote. the members pound
Ing their desks 10 signify their
approval.
The senate. In turn. rushed II
through the required three read
ings and passed II In iess than an
hour.
Government Senate Leader Rsoui
Dandursnd told the upper chamber
that the calling up of men under
the measure would begin before
the next session Of parliament
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
At 1913 Armistice Site
Hitler Hands German
Demands to French
Nozis Discloim Desire to Humiliote
"A Brave Enemy; ItolY Is Forcing
A "Surrender" 10 Her. Too
HISTORY REPeATs-BUT IN REVERSE

AT Compiegne, where Germany gave up the in 1918
Adolf Hitler today handed France armisee in us
rebuton for the harsh terms of Marshal Ferdinand Foch
The ceremony was in the railroad coach moved
TO the identical spot where German delegates asked France
for terms % years ago
The French delegates took the armistice pro-
posal from the German fuehrer and went TO a mill
tary tent, set in the nearby forest for their
There, communication facilities established
by the Germans they transmitted the terms TO Bor-
deaux, where aged Marshal Henri Philippe Petain and
his government waiting.
A little later, at $40 the French delegates re-
turned to the railroad coach where German chiefs
waiting
In Bordeaux il expected council Of ministers
would consider the terms Immediately. There
still hint of their content from official
but there a penttude of indications that they
will be severe. Full capitulation and military
patton of France believed TO be the German
demands
preamble to the armsce conditions, read to the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
Sen. Walsh
In Revolt
Over Policy
Will Resign. Rother
Than Vote for
Oversees War

~ q ntN Al rAN .sn.t...
'''''''
|'s'" = "ais"s OF 'ne senate saNs
affairs committees. Friday declared
himself against giving aid 10 the
.in.. "a. ,ola IN. ..,.,. n. ,.,,,,.,
- a.. =, -. .,
'eh NV PAa i''h'' Una" '"'e
TOT Nh'.ea states entry I'M" any
thing except a defensive war.
Walsh's remarks wen. made In
one of hi. tnfr~a,,ent fiao, s,xs.h,.
lie spoke after Sen Claude p.np.r
u M. ren.x M. annual 20, s,.,s
aid short sf war for IN. s,,i..
.rf thu t.,.D,s.,.. p.ury.
com. Isees,.v a, our aaa, 4
am going 4. h. nr,,.rrs Ia
NEE, them hat 4 am M, ..,,.
eut Ia l,xt,. ,h-a- w.,.s
said. .I~t all IN. .,,x.,.
ax~re,~. that x,.h .,x. ala A
the allie. hu, ma, an. xnx.x..
men, h~c.... ,h., ,a,,,,, h. :.
act os un,.
His yolc. ouv.r,,, Win ,.,,,a,
Walsh .sld ina, ,no.. Ir ,..c,n'
s,hillty must rx.rcis. e.u,ions
To ne. how far "a. Ga, 20 a.
too y,.kv-too a.n,.,oo.s n.
added
Tn. un,,.. s,.,.. w.,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
Take a Look
AT Europe
Nv W. l.. WHITE

EMPORIA - What else could
France have done A country OF
forty millions. with about two
fifths of its best mechanical equip
ment captured in Flanders. trying
TO hold out eighty million Ger
mans. which. with more than forty
million Italians. makes II just a
little better than three against one.
The British army, having lost
its entire equipment in Flanders,
Is out of the war for at least six
months. You can't turn out tanks
and rifles in less time. even though
the British last week were trying
To buy from us some old Enfield
rifles, condemned since the last
war and now hardly worth their
junk value. which only shows how
desperately they were trying TO
help France and themselves.
France knows she will be treated
az conquered province. stripped
OF Alsace Lorraine and her
colonies. Eventually the Nazi
armies will set up a puppet gov
eminent, ruling France through
the French Fascists. These traitors
will ride high. wide. and hand
some on Nszi bayonets, governing
with spies instead OF through an
elected parliament
And France Ia where she Is
today because her people
hoped for peace. France suf-
fered more than any other
country from the last war.
She rebuilt her devastated
area without benefit OF Ger
man PREPARATIONS. She with
drew her armies from the
Rhine and signed with demo-
cratic Germany the Iocarno
pact because she hoped for
peace. She allowed the Nazis
to reoccupy and fortify the
Rhine because she hoped for
peace. She advised the Czechs
to surrender the Sndeten
areas to the Naxis because
she hoped for peace.
She thought the Nazis could
he satisfied and tried not to
believe that they were really
In earnest about their new
religion, according to which
the world must become q
hierarchy ruled by the Aryan
Germans. with other races
stratified In layers beneath IL
like the caste system Of
India.
Because France wanted peace
she hoped for IL. These false hopes
were nourished in German gold
spread lavishly over France by a
horde of spies and traitors an
advance guard Of the German
mechanical divisions. preaching
peace. Some day. when the Nazis
are in mood TO brag. we will
know who was paid TO DO what
Certainly their influence reached
high up into the old Daladier
ca blnet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
Rozor Replaces Gun:
Equally Effective

BosT TON Peter Riley and
James Fleming told police they
were held up al razor edge ina,sad
Of the usual gunpoint BY four
Negroes and robbed Of ~. Tho
victims said one man asked for a
match, two Others whipped out
rszors and a fourth rifled their
poo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

y tsfsaNo,
Pittsburgh 900 800 ;2i-- II o
Brooklyn :. 022 $40 00x--ie Is o
Klingsr. Bauers 80. Lsnshsn
~. Lanning 81 and lopez. Fer
nsndez 49,. Fitzsimmons. Kim
ball ~. Tsmulis fsJ and Phelps.
Chicago .... 900 III 20o-5 II 1
Philadelphia %. 1oi 001--s 2
Lee. 5. johnson 10. Root 90
and Todd: Brown. Pearson ~
and Atwood
Cincinnati 0lo o,o ooo-s /,
New York D. 900 00s 0is--s 2
Derringer and lombard: Cum
bert and banning.
American LEAGUE
Boston .... eos 900 0Io-4 10 4
Cleveland o.. COS 600 osH--7 = o
Wilson and Desagtel-: Milnar
and Hemsley.
Philadelphia Sol III s0o-Iz IL o
Chicago -. 900 600 100 =
Ross and Hayes. Knott. VIE
Land 90. Appleton 49, and fresh.
Turner.
Washington at St Louis might
gamel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
Roy Misener 10 File
For u. S. Senator

SEATTLE - Politicians doubted
today that Rep. Warren Aagnus0n
would become a candidate for
United States senator because MS
close friend. King County Ase@s-
sor Roy Hisener. announced for
the post late Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
Knox Tells Why
He Aecsptsdp ost

snasss Ann f.at rynnk Mnna
- q. -. $500
>" sy
nomination - s-efssssr - tn
navy bssas'ss ss preseason
said that sss s~sp a'm
Nstbsnsi oessess /" n's :
tissfs qss~sti"n. Nh@s 40
should have Inc nnsssa e"peuss =
ins p~spss' fsssssises ~ ~
Congress n NJ psM 49,
has acted sfsh s~hsteesisi us
nifty On ssssy nsfi1ssi assess
psop.ssi.
rhs sdfninissfstion " ~ nAsy
dsp~ssfsens V ~ No ssnss posa'sss
rbs navy knnws no persy - =
Tina ~ kfkMA0<t0<14 naval H4UM@e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22

BOISE. Ida. Coal weather and
trace 81 rain st high attitudes
today gave fireflgh,sfs an oppor.
iunity 20 check 81 fires in three
southwestern Idaho forests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
(BULLETINS)

BERLIN-Chancelor Adolf Hitler tonight ordered that
the armistice railroad coach and other memorials at Com
piegne be brought to Berlin after the negotiations ~ the
French concluded
ROME-ROme radio said tonight that il France agrees
TO the German armistice terms Italy will cooperate with
Germany in military occupation of France. The radio
indicated military occupation of the German armstice
prerequisites
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
Aprieois Being Picked

WHITE BLUFFS Harvesting
II the apricot crop xss In fun
swing today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22

nERIN-T>r AsGriff today
s&sevsed sl1as Frsncs's ss,ese-
~ s-.'s--A'r ea@s-uYss a~s
|nsrA>ll.a n~se f.llrw inss Ger
~. kssa~. TA<y " - en-
es<s es~ssrm.sssr sFsh~ r~p~vt
Ts~ .-wspsPr s-s~ss~1 sh~s
wses oevs~sa fresps ~~tesp1
nr~~s n.y. fsus6 ~ hsssspsa,pa
sssls n ~ sse~ks - ~ 8 -
rr~s~e s&sus ssss1lss ysrSs
ss~ss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22

LEWISTON. l<sshs Leon Sic
griss. -. drowned IN ssaks river
xhlls swimming ~ Lewiston ps"-
nlclpsl beach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22

Public hearings on stlmsons
nomination were called At the In
.istsnee Of Republican member. AZ
the COMMITTEES.
stlmsan. prominent R~pnhiis
can. was nominated To the cabinet
post Thursday. together ~lth Col
Frank Knox. 1880 COP vics pr~ss.
dental candidate, Win was named
secretary Of the navy.
Letter Not Revealed
II was believed the senate naval
affairs COMMITTEES slso will order
public hearings on knoss nomins.
ton when II NESTS tomorrow. tn.
action ON both nominations thus
would he deferred until after the
Republican national convention.
which will last through nsxt week.
woodIing. = Kansas Democrats
leader. resigned. effective upon
confirmation Of s,imson by The
senate. His letter OF resignation
wa. not made public by thu White
Mouse ON ground. that u was too
personal
Other sources said u was writ
ton on ssbestos.'
Questions Asked
Carlson. q Kansas friend ~ the
secretary. charged In = formal
statement that he was removed
because he ooopefsted with the
chief Of staff and our army offi.
oisls instead u Harry I. Hopkins
secretary Of eommeree) and Sec
rotary Morgsnihan tsserstsry of
the treasury"
Carlson then asked whether
woodfing wss removed beesus~
he opposed the sal. and ,fapsfer
Of military supplies that va need
oursslve. -
WAS h. removed bvesuse
be fasarsd . program ~ ms
tionsi defense for our nstiss.
instead ~ intsrsestiss In E.-
rope :" he continued.
Was he removed In Tho In.
ter~st ~ ibs shisd.t~ term move.
nsest. ~ MAS u lsersase the la
t~rnstiesal b@akess csaia net
esstrst him.
This !. no lime 10 a~esise
the p~opi~. They are satisi~d
10 the TRUTH
Under csfison's resolution. shs
Joint congressional COMMITTEES
would be directed to
Il Make . full and eomplsss In.
vestiRstion 81 al the eircam-
stances surrounding Nj Wood.
rings dismissal "
- Detsfnlne uhst influences
= are Al work IN our nation 20
involve vs In The European war
= inyss,igsis the sale II our
= war supplies Ia foreign gov
sfnmrnta~
Chairman Morris Sheppard. ~
the military affairs COMMITTEES.
said that 5tiuaop. former s~efs-
tsry u stats under President
Herbert Hoover. would bs asked
70 testify ~ ths public bssrings
Ths administration. meantime
counted on q esrtsin ard ssxabls
senate mn snftty for ths eoofifma-
tim 81 10Th easinst members
when their names finally are scat
- sNs ffe...x
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
/. D. Cracks
Critics Of
New Cabiuei
They're possisos,.
Not puiriolic.
He Declares

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snse 10 eemmsnt M AIfxe1 ~
Lannon'S assertions th~t ncmine-
sl-n ~ M twa Republicans II Mo
eshsnst y Indicative tkss ~ hn~
siv~r them assurances NJ will NJ
s~~k : shifsl ssfn.
Th~ psessis0s ssia ihas sftsr
retiring an Nc sp~el&t train rAuru-
day slshs. ~ turned shs sWsive
esnsass msissr aver ~ me- mln1.
ana fssis that his rauenSntcns ~
M s""s sPfss~
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
WASHINGTON A

MASu>.ro>A demand fur Print congressional investigation
into tho Of Harry Wenzs resignation
Friday
affair. committee called for pahnc hearings lhs nomination
Henry l. stm.an his
Carlson. R-pshass. b
h.a-~ calling s~ investigations fsis~ss pahsssa
which weear,ms ssps~se1
~ fesc~a Of asce h-eaase sppssg NJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
Woodring Removal Probe
Is Demanded in Congress;
War Policies Are Issues
Representative Asks II Secretary
Was Removed" Because He Opposed
U.S.. Intervention In Europe"
tRllI.I.ErIN)

wtsHi>eroNs~. Gerald y Nse. n n y. sesass~< rssas
ess~s~ pe~ssss
Ws~<ssu rs>s~~s ~s~s
s,~s esss guarded Asuss~ss
seass sight
Evening star., 1940-10-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1885 4-door sedan: good paint.
good goo motor. motor clean clean. interior aad VIII give
osf ne eaTs !. Snz
1887 Irving st. NV. Adams $500.
PONTIAC 1887 "8" 2-door touring sedan;
paint, tires. motor and general condition
very good; will give you many Thousands
nscshH fEs SIP, poS. Oyer SO osher t,ne cars At
ess s,sd.4 dss Sos .0qnn: IN :u:s:n
condition: S neville tires; interior I'M
maculate; general appearance like new:
;S|:sS$ ;sSE 4s 7'' ryHs Sa' " 'sss
sls.n ;a c;T; me mechanical order and tires.
18th and N. District 5sI7.
PONTIAC 1886 6-cyl:; s-door touring
., PACKARD WASHINGTON.
gath and Sts NV. RE. O145.
PONTIAC 1889 2-door trunk sedan: low
mileage; one owner orisinal condition;
"a, 1!1S h1SceLF g: ne. sARK MOTORS 4Rs ssoo,'
with radio. heater; Just like brand-new: a
real bargain for $685., with written guar
antee and very liberal terms at low cost.
Superior Motors. 1909 14th st. NV. Dupont
PONTIAC 1887 de luxe "e' strs.mlinsr
500 month. Roper Motors. 1880 r. I. ne.
PONTIAC Lag lag ns~ Sw s;dT s4,HTgk t5qnk; s6s'.
1928 Goth st. NV. DI. 9141.
PONTIAC 1895 4-door trunk sedan: black
finish. clean throushout. radio. heater;
'' LINCOLN PARK MOTORS.
141 18th st. NE. AT. 5000. =.
PONTIAC 1910 Torpedo 4-door; trunk.
radio, heater; $685..
POHANKA SERVICE.
1926 Goth st. NV. DI 9l41.
PONTIAC 1896 coupe g.; radio. heater;
motor, tires good: clean inside and out:
30-day guarantee; S. cash, Sl7 mo. Auto
Brokerage Co. 4th and Pa ave. NV.
PONTIAC 1884 coupe. Sl39; must be sold
to satisfy creditor. Open evenings and Sun
day. Parking lot 219 End st. NV.
PONTIAC 1895 sport coupe: radio. clean
hnish and upholstery, 3 nne tires: best
1886.
PONTIAC 1897 convertible coupe; has
new top. genuine leather upholstery. One
to offer Very clean Motor snd tires
to only 1878. Liberal trade and terms.
Lustine- Nicholson Motor Co. Hyattsville.
Md. CIR. 200.
STUDEBAKER 1899 Commander 4-door
cruising sedan; one careful owner: $4,000
antee: 1896 WILLIAMS MOTOR CO.
Studebaker. III Bladensburg rd. WA. 0s60.