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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
BERLIN ADMITS BLASTING
International New, service CssI.

BERLIN, March 4. - British
planes penetrated western Ger
many during the night. carrying
out attacks apparently concern
trated exclusively on the civilian
population. % German authorities
announced today.
Strong German air force units
successfully raided Newcastle and
the Welsh seaport OF Cardiff,
causing large fires, IT was claimed.
II was understood the raid on
Cardiff lasted Ave hours, -
In addition an official announce
ment said. German planes heavily
raided British airports AT Mhden-
hall. Docking, Upwood. Westrayn-
ham, Wyton and Honington. where
planes were destroyed on the
ground and houses were demol-
ished or set on fire.
An earlier announcement said
German scouts advancing along
the coast of Libya. in North Africa.
repulsed British units. capturing
one British armored car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

Five traffic deaths in "a hours
sent Detroit's toll for the year up
to 80 today. One high school girl
was killed in a crash which injured
five companions. two of them crit
ically, and nine were injured in a
DSR crash.
At least four persons were In
iured in falls on the icy pavements
as a coating Of ice and snow made
both motor and pedestrian traffic
dangerous.
The dead are:
JUNE ALLEN. II. Of 1925
Appoline avenue.
JOHN F. JARDINE. 70. of 9OS
Lacrosse street.
DONALD BEATTIE, %, Of
S067 Indiana avenue.
ANTON FRANK DRUK. So.
of 1921 Dexter boulevard.
GEORGE r. JACKSON, rs, of
1905 Asbury Park.
Miss Allen was killed when she
was thrown from car in a two
car crash at Lindsay and Puritan
avenues.
She was riding in a car driven
by Jane Sanderson. Is. of 1885
Blackstone avenue. who was
slightly injured. Seriously injured
were Betty DeForest. 10, of 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Fired by Victory,
Greeks Pledge
War End
By A. r. ANGELOPOULOS
Init News Service stsh Corresposdent

iht sNFNr HefN"F ~" N"'''"t'''''"'
ATHENS. March A - While
Athens rang with the shouts OF
parading demonstrators cryin
Greece will fight on the high
command today announced that
British bombing planes had struck
a heavy blow at the Italian base
Of Berati.
Greek infantry and artillery
scored victories at several points
on the Albanian battlefront
In a city gayly decorated with
the Greek and British national
colors-in honor of British Foreign
Secretary Anthony Eden and Chief
of STAFF Gen. Sir John Dill. here
for conferences with Greek gov
crnment and military leaders =
these announcements were greeted
with wild enthusiasm. -
Meanwhile. II was revealed that
a break in the recent bad weather
enabled Greek troops TO resune An
offensive along the Albanian coast
and In the central sector which
resulted In important local gains.
Greek artillery. II was an
nounced. shattered five italian
counterattacks at various points
on the front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
+ Killed i'm ~ Hours:
Auto Toll for Year 30

Glastonbury road. and Ann Seges-
ser. 16. of 1885 Blackstone ave-
nue.. Both are in BEDFORD Recelv.
ing Hospital.
Jardine died at Receiving Hos
pital Of injuries received when no
vas struck by DSR car on Mich
igan avenue near Fourth street
Beattie died in Receiving Hospi-
tai from injuries received Febru-
airy u when his car crashed into q
tree on LOnyo avenue near Kirk
wood.
BUS DRIVER HELD
Floyd Irons, IS. Of 80 West
Sixth street. Royal Oak. bus
driver. was held for investigation
Of negligent homicide in the death
of Druk. who was struck by an
Eastern Michigan bus at Wood
ward and Columbia avenues.
Jackson died at BEDFORD Re-
ceiving Hospital carly yesterday
Of injuries received when he was
struck by a car driven by Emil
Hill. 80. Of 9O21 Quincy avenue.
on Six-Mile road near Ferguson
street.
The DSR passengers were in-
jured when a truck driven by
Alex J. Demshuk, 81, Of 230s0
Stauber avenue, crashed into the
rear OF bus at West McNichols
road and Glastonbury avenue yes
terday morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Net Pulls Tighter
On Yugos|dvid
BY DEsfDER GELEJI
ntI News serviee star Correspondent

F"fW' EV''''" E'es'
BELGRADE. Yugoslavis, March
4.-Yugoslav Prince Regent Paul
or Premier Dragisha Cvetkovitch
may go to Berchtesgaden In a few
DAYS to confer with Chancellor
Hitler and German Foreign Min
lister Joachim Won Ribbentrop, 1t
was reported here today.
The Yugoslav press ministry
however, denied rumors that the
regent had received Ribbentrop At
a secret meeting In Prince Paufs
country home In Slovenia near the
Austrian frontier.
Nevertheless, 1t became increas-
ingly apparent that Yugoslavia,
where the World War was born at
Saraje vo, faced an imminent
choice between continued neutral
ity and association with the Axis
powers.
Reports here say that Germany
has massed at least five divisions
$4,000 troops - In southwest
Bulgarian regions adjoining the
Greek border.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
King Vidor's Battle
Over Children Ends

HOLLY WOOD. March A.
GNS)-The prolonged battle be-
tween film director King Vidor
and his divorced wife. Eleanor
Boardman. star of the silent era.
over custody Of their two children
was ended today.
Under a court-approved settle
ment, Miss Boardman. now the
wife Of Harry DArrast. French
film director. will have actual Gus
tody Of the two girls. Antonio, il.
and Belinda. 10. and Victor viii
have the right Of reasonable visi-
itailOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Ship Hit
Island.
Italy Says
International News Service cabIs


ROME, March 4.-The high COM
mand reported today that Fascist
air bombers intensified their at
tacks on Greek bases. battle posi-
tons and troop concentrations.
The Italian recapture Of Castei
Orizzo island, 10 miles off Tur.
keys Asia Minor coast. was de-
clared to have resulted in the
killing or capture OF most OF the
300 British soldiers who had
seized the tiny island.
One British ship, from which
soldiers were being landed at Cas-
tel Orizzo. was said TO have been
hit by a bomb.
In Libya German bombers sue
cessfulIy attacked" docks at the
British-csptured east Libyan port
of Tobruk, the high command
announced. German bombers were
stated TO have strafed British
troops, camps and motor columns
at Agedabia. Us miles south OF
British-heh BengaZi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
7th Lapse Costs
Pdtro|man Job

Patrolman John T. Maher. So
Of 10146 East Warren acenue, was
discharged by the police trial
board today for drunkenness. 1t
was Makers seventh appearance
before the board. Three Of them
were for being drunk on duty. He
has been on the police force since
Feb |. 1927.
Maher is the third patrolmar
TO be fired since Commissioner
Frank d. Eaman issued an order
a month ago that all officers found
drinking on duty were to be i'm
mediately discharged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Strike Threatens
Schultz Theaters

Claiming its members were COM
PEELED to do janitor work. Local
22313 of the AFL Theater Mana
gers and Assistant Managers Tn
ion, today served notice OF inten-
ton TO strike with the state labor
board against the William J
Schultz chain of neighborhood
theaters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Conant's Son Seeks
Michigan Daily Posi-

ANN ARBOR. March 4.-James
Conant. son of Harvard Univer-
sity's president, James 3. Conant,
today extended his extra curric-
ular activities at the University
of Michigan to the newspaper
field.
Conant was one Of 30 freshmen
TO report for tryouts with the
Michigan Daily, student news
paper. He already is editor OF the
campus naval ROTCs monthly
magazine, a track candidate and
an ALA student.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Cologne Strdfed
Again by Raj
International NV. Service CABLE

LONDON. March "A strong
force OF British bombers again at
tackled the industrial German
Rhineland city of Cologne during
the night. starting a large number
Of fires especially on the cast hank
Of the Rhine. the air ministry an
nounced today.
Other attacks were made in the
Ruhr and on invasion ports In
Belgium and France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

nothing TO do except to tell big
brother Hitler shout them.
The whole attitude of II Duce Is
childish, Illogical and unfeason-
able.
what was seasonsbie sauce for
the Abyssinian goose IL inappro-
pirate apple sauce when applied to
the Italian gander.
THE delight which n Duce's
i mock heroic sons felt when
they dropped bombs upon un-
armed Philippians they do not feel
with equal satisfaction when the
bombs are dropped on themselves.
That Is understandable.
But why whine about 1t:
Moreover why fondly and fam
tastically imagine that II Duce's
armies-unable to check the
Canadians and the Australians
four thousand miles and more
from their bases--csn defeat those
brave and efficient soldiers when
fighting TO defend their home
lands?
The war. said slgnor Musso-
lini, will end with Britain's defeat
unless. at the risk Of their own In
dependence. her domlnions over
seas shall carry on.
The dominions overseas will
carry on and the soldiers Of those
dominlons, now victorious over II
Duce's forces In Africa, will not
feel unduly terrified at his empty
threat.
How empty the threat IL II Duce
himself makes clear when he de-
clafes, "Let Americans rest at
ease and not believe that as re-
cards them there IL q big bad wolf
which wishes TO devour them"
an any case 10 is more
likely that the United
States wouid be muaded By
the inhabitants Of the
planet Mars than By Arts
soldiers"
he assured, Signor MussoIini
sensible Americans are not worry.
Ing about any possible menace
from you or your allies.
There IL that modicum OF truth
In all this fanfaronade.
The United States will certainly
not he invaded by the Axis nor the
Asiatic powers nor any other pow
ers--nor will Canada nor will Aus
tralia.
We Americans will not allow
anything OF that kind to happen
to any of us nor will the Cana.
dians or Australians allow 1t.
And II we do not stupidity ex-
haust ourselves In foreign enter
prises In which we have no actual
interest, we will always be strong
enough to prevent Il.
We may not have power enough
nor reason enough to drive the
Axis powers out OF Europe and
Japan out of Asia, but II we hus-
band our resources and do not
commit utterly exhausting extrav-
agances we will have more than
enough ability and productivity to
prevent all Europe and all Asia
from driving Americans out of
America and from molesting our
friends and associates and blood
relatives, the Canadians and Aus
tralians.
ONCE II Duce inadvertently told
y this much of truth he should
have stopped there.
But he went on to say that he
unfavorable events OF the past
months "exasperate our will and
contribute to and heighten our
cold, conscious, implacable hate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04


IL DUCE h no longer q terrifying
i figure.
He Is an exposed and exploded
fable.
His threats are meaningless.
His acts are impotent.
He stands revealed not a. an
ogre but as an incubus heavy
burden to his own country, a dan
gerOus handicap to his allies.
He has come forth from his
hideaway like the grounding In the
Spring.
He has seen his diminished
shadow.
1t has foretoId stormy days
ahead for him and for his unhap py
country too as long as II continues
to follow his vain and profitIess
leadership.
II Duce IL no longer an inspira-
ton to his once deluded followers.
He should 60 back into the hide
away from which he ineffectlvely
emerged.
He should give the good people
of Italy an opportunity to advance
In peace and progress under more
competent and more civilized,
more helpful and more human
leadership.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
British Trawler Lost

LONDON, March 4.-UNSl-
Loss of the British trawler Ouse
with all its crew was admitted by
the admiralty today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
lent PrOfiteers Blocked by Windsor Board

CONTINUED from Page One)

against the enemy-a hatred rsdi-
ating from every heart, diffused In
every home and which h an indis-
pensable element of victory"
That IL . At and fsctusl express
siOn-an accurate and exact de-
scription of the horror Of war, the
hellish hatred Of II melting to
deviiish cruelty and insane de-
struction.
Those sentiments voiced by Sig
nor Mussolini are the repulsive
sentiments Of q savage.
They would come more suitably
from the head of the Camorrx
than from the leader Of O great
state-but there are many leaders
of great states who share them
and we In America must be care
full that the youth Of our own
peace-loving land do not have such
sentiments inculcated In them as
part of the curriculum Of foreign
war.
But those shocking invocatiOns
and provocations to ssvsgery on
the part Of Signor Mussolini are
as futile ss they are offensive TO
human beings of intelligence and
finer feeling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

C--Protest TO Bulgaria at the
- outset Of Naxi inflltration
instead OF waiting until half a
million men were near the Greek
frontier.
C-Protest to Hitler himself in
- stead of TO weak Bulgaria.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
COUNTLESS THOUSANDS

THE German Balkan army In
columns 100 kil0meters long ON
Sunday assembled at all APP
preaches to Bulgaria over the
Danube and crossed the river
over numerous pontOon bridges"
Heysing wrote.
Zach bridge accommodated
two motorized columns stimuli
taneously and In addition there
was a boardwalk for pedestrians.
Regiment followed regiment
and division followed division In
endless columns.
I'm the morning fog. countless
thousands OF motor trucks bear
ing tens Of thousands Of soldiers
armed with the most modern
weapons including the heaviest
guns-crossed the bridges"
"The pontOons sagged almost
below the surface Of fhe Danube
as huge tanks roared scrOss in
unbroken rows"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Ready TO Crush
AnyBa|kdn Foe,
Reich Warns
BY PIERRE j. HUSS

BERLIN. March A warning
that the German Balkan army
is ready TO take on any adversa-
ries and break any resistance il
might meet was published in the
Reich today.
Describing the German occupa-
ton of Bulgaria. Guenther Hey
sing. German war correspondent,
detailed what Berlin authorities
regard as the realities" of the
Balkan crisis.
He said Germany's forces in the
Balkans are ready to accept the
heaviest type of offensive or field
campaign TO smash any opposition
that might be offered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
LABOR PAPERS FIGURE

Records OF the Labour Gazette
published by the Canadian De-
partment OF Labour, show that a
six-room Windsor house with mod
ern conveniences brings average
rent OF between SIS and sat
monthly, the same rentals charged
for such dwellings in 1893.
Landlords charge an average of
$50 TO S27 monthly rent for
houses with incomplete modern
conveniences. the Labour Gazette
states. This also is the 1888 level.
Essex County Judge John ].
Coughlin is the one who sits as
mediator over any rent Difficult.
ties which arise in wartime
Windsor.
He was named chairman of the
Windsor rentals committee by
War Time Prices and Trade Board
officials shortly after an order-in-
council last September empowered
the board to peg rents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
s REASONS FOR INCREASE

In his decisions he news to the
line Of the regulation handed down
from Ottawa. He explained:
There are three instances In
which we permit rent increases:
"One Is where the rental IL
substantially below that paid In
similar property in the neighbor-
hood.
THE second IL where the
owner has made large expendi-
lures for repairs, such as a new
roof or new plumbing. Building
Of an addition TO a dwelling or
Of q new garage would warrant
rent increase.
"A third reason for upping
rentals would be a stable in
crease In taxes on the property"
IL the landlords appeal is de
MED. the tenant continues 10 re
side In the habitation al the pricI
fixed fair by the board
Evictions are outlawed, excep
for four reasons.
Tenants may be ousted II IN,
landlord wants the house for him
self or family. il the tenant re
fuses to pay proper rent, If he !
not taking reasonable care of tn
property or II he is convicted o
using the house for immoral o
Illegal purposes
Thus Windsor and other Cana
dian cities. vitality affected by IN
war, keep rents comfortably With
the pocketbooks of their alread
heavily taxed citizens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Modern Groom
Houses Fixed at
S25-S37 Month
This is the third OF q series
of articles on effects OF the war
on the daily life Of citiEens Of
Canada
By DOROTHY WILLIAMS

War is making Windsor. Oni2
a city of increasing consequence
Machines in her factories are
throbbing day and night in the
production Of war orders. Thou
sands Of soldiers are quartered
nearby.
General activity is bringing hun
dreds of persons 10 Windsor from
outlying communities a housing
shortage is anticipated. yet there
is no prof,eering by Windsor
landlords.
Reasonf The War Time Prices
and Trade Board Landlords must
have permission TO raise rents.
eVict tenants
Wiudsori'es are now paving an
average of rs per cent higher
rents than during the four years
prior 10 the war. figures OF the
Dominion Bureau Of Statistics
show. Rents are frozen at the
January. 1910, figure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
HAVE BEEN LAW

windsor rentals have been
very low" Judge Coughlin said.
"We feel that all the rent In
creases which have been made
are justified. In some cases the
landlords gave their tenants low
rentals because Of the depres-
sion.
NOW the wage earners are
back to work and the landlords
are bringing the rent up to the
normal figure"
Judge Coughlin has heard ap
proximately 1000 appeals from
property owners who wanted L
raise rents.
When he felt the landlords case
was well taken. Judge Coughlir
allowed the higher tariff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

nothing TO do except to tell big
brother Hitler shout them.
The whole attitude of II Duce Is
childish, Illogical and unfeason-
able.
what was seasonsbie sauce for
the Abysslnian goose Is inappro-
pirate apple sauce when applied to
the Italian Gander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

CINCE II Duce inadvertently told
u this much of truth he should
have stopped there.
But he went on TO say that he
unfavorable events OF the past
months "exasperate our will and
contribute to and heighten our
cold, conscious, implacable hate
Evening star., 1941-04-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1910 4-door sedan: radio. heat
er, seat covers white sidewall tires: driven
ike neW Ss95 youT fS car sro in i0GK tFsde enc LINZ
COIN PARK MOTORS, 14l 18th st. ne.
MERCURY 1889 club convertible; radio.
NV, Adams 6205. Ask for Mr. Molloy.
car. Radio. heater, seat covers. Recondi-
ward maroon. Priced low in line with our
TeeSiy srE6aRT 1Plsf MoToFRIs. Ri' Sth and
N. Y. ave. NV. Open Sunday.
hrss 6s,I 9t3 De s4o, lg1s 2f09F 5scf S e9
like new throughout; S695. LOGAN MO.
TORS, 18th and NJ SITS. NV. RE. 1851.
MERCURY 1899 town sedan; original Mer-
s Rsn oo6o hRSh mes 2Gk: ks ew
tdhroushout, perfect mechanical condition;
9Q-dsy guarantee in writing. PRICED az
MOTORS, 18th and M sts. NV. RE. 3251.
MERCURY 1910 2-door sedan; very at.
trsctive green finish. very low mileage by
one careful owner: can scarcely be tod
LiNGroN tHse MOTOR CO. CO. Rosslyn. a "i Va. Just
across Key Bridge. CH. 1874.
MERCURY 1899 4-door sedan original
spotless upholstery; thorouEhiy susrsntesd:
FRED MOTOR CO..
100 Georsia Ave. NV. ia. 1900
MERCURY 1888 Tudor; used very little
by one careful owner: looks and runs Ike
new fully guaranteed; liberal trade easy
'''' TRIANGLE MOTORS.
14nl Rhode Island Ave. NE. DE. 1902.
NASH 1910 5-pass 4-dr trunk sedan. S.
cyl Ambassador; this car certainly is in
remarkable condition; gray finish; excel.
tires; spotless interior heating system;
S645. c. c. c. Guaranty. Capitol Cadils
lac Co., 1929 22nd st. NV. MA. $500.
Open evenings, closed Sundays.
NASH 1895 4-door trunk sedan: gray nm
ish: exceptionally clean Interior good tires
and motor; S245
LOVING MOTORS-Your Packard Dealer,
2427 14th st. NV. Republic 0503.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

LA SALE 1888 VS.: low mileage, excel
lent condition; sscrifce: $500. Call Du-
pont 1000. D. Mercury.
LINcoLN-zEPHYR 1898 4-door sedan; an
imnaculate one-owner car; serodynamic
lines; new-car condition at fraction ot
new-car price; economical thrilling per-
derselling policy makes price only S545.
Weekly S ef 81 R4F or6Rs GSa sn'f ePb PSR west
Station. Sta e Ii e s16G open pc s sunday iHS'e'''O"
Satin black fnish clean upholstery new
wv. tires radio; sbbssss has had the best of
TOWN 4 coGNTRY MOTORS
17O7 l4th St NV. MI. 6900.
L1NcoLN-zEPHYR 1910 convertible coupe,
dsSered last A Apf sf'ra n sDsfs oye 0yeT
eisn:made whistle costing H $40; snE Very low low
red leather interior; really the smsrtest
car in town; liberal trade on your car.
L1NcoLN.zEPHYR 1910 4-door sedan;
original lustrous black baked enamel finish;
radio. heater; oyerdrive; new-csr appear
lTcE ToSS iSiS : &, dSQSfRr SN NoT9Rs Ef ssoo.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1898 4-door sedan: ma
room, heater: good condition; traded by
prominent Washington radto anneeTn,GeTT Guns T
tname on reQueSt. Only S537. STYLE
MOTORS, INC, 71o l4th st. ne. FIR.
s100.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1898 6-passenger Sc
dan; radio: clean broadcloth upholstery,
dark green finish. very fine tires finest
mechanical condition; fully guaranteed.
liberal trade; easv terms.
TRIANGLE MOTORS.
2l2i Bladensburg Rd NE DE. 63O3.
MERCURY 1871 sedan coupe. maroon:
radio, whitewall tires, 300 MI private
owner; SIPS cash for S275 equity NO.
2S12. 1895 Jackson st. ne. Mr.. Wilson.
MERCURY 1889 4-door sedan: dark blue
finish, spotless whipcord upholstery radio
and heater; one careful owner; perfect
motor and tires.
1707 l4th st. NV. MI 5000
MERCURY 1910 conV club coupe: maroon
with black TIM uhite-uallS radin. rlin
Evening star., 1941-04-27

CHEVROLET 1910 master de luxe touring
sedan; original black lustrous finish, COM
plete dual equipment, nearly new tires;
guaranteed in writing 90 days. Only Shla.
your car as down payment, as long as "A
months on balance. LOGAN MOTORS,
18th and NJ SITS. NV. RE. 395l.
Evening star., 1941-04-27

CHEVROLET 1887 de luxe town sedan;
reconditioned and thoroughly checked for
thousands of miles Of trouble-free serv-
ice; reGuced to S345 during our two-day
sale; exceptional terms. Ask for car No.
2sI. Phone US, we will bring it to you.
Evening star., 1941-04-27

MERCURY 1910 cow club coupe: maroon
with black top, white-wals, radio: run
1000 miles; must sell, SS25 DU. 2344.
Evening star., 1941-04-27

10 N-f0.
BETHESDA MOTOR SALES.
$500 Wisconsin Ave WI 2657
Evening star., 1941-04-27

De SOTO 1885 coupe: bargain; Sl25
STERRETT OPERATING SERVICE,
POI Que St. NV. North 331
Evening star., 1941-04-27

CHEVROLET 1899 master de luxe town
sedan Also 1887 Ford Tudor trunk sedan.
viii sell either car at a great sacrifice
Can finance through local bank TO suit
ynu Clehe 153Q
Evening star., 1941-04-27

80 BUICK RoADMASTER SEDAN, s
wheels, radio and heater, white-walled
,,rss ms,Sr, G",tt Sniy on. Sy0a%,S oan.2 69 Down
Evening star., 1941-04-27

DODGE 939 2-door sedan: clean as a
new car; uStrouS black finish; good tires:
iaolo; perfect interior: unusual value at
Evening star., 1941-04-27

DODGE 1887 2-door sedan: repoSsessed;
any oem;' SI95; So down, low payments.
Evening star., 1941-04-27

DODGE, 1887 de luxe 4-door touring Sc
gan; black finish very good. excellent
Hoatlne-poWer engine. safe brakes clean
Evening star., 1941-04-27

DODGE 1888 de luxe 4-door sedan: If
you've been shopping around for a GOOD
used car and have failed TO visit us .
your efforts have been wasted! We have
in this guaranteed Trew Value car one OF
the best buys in town Clean, smooth
running, mechanically perfect. Now only
Evening star., 1941-04-27

DODGE 1871 custom sedan: fluid drive
WhlteWall tires, de luxe heater. seat covers
driven 3,lOO miles by private owner. WO
S1S3. 1897 Military I'd