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been forced back TO their original
positions. German reserves later
renewed the drive toward rula
but at a very slow pace. dispatches
said.
ITO the northwest (wher. the
Germans are driving toward
kalinin) the war bulletin said that
several attacks were repelled by
Red army defcnses and that the
Germans suffered 5000 casualties,
including 1900 dead. Failure Of
the Russian communique To give
exact positions made II impossible
TO locate this front definitely
I-On the southwestern sector
around Bryansk slone. the
Russian dispatches reported fur
Their gains by the enemy. but said
that Russian sirplanes were heay-
lily attacking German panzer units.
The Red Star said the Russians
inflicted heavy casualties In tins
sector before retiring TO new posi-
tons.
On the southern (UkraInel
front. the Russian war
dispatches Acknowledged, the
German offensive against the
Donets basin continued un-
abated, with great pressure on
the Meiitopol sector and east
ward against the industrial
cities.
At kharkov. the newspaper IL.
vestia said. home guards and al
reserve power were called up for
the forthcoming battle" (indi-
eating that the enemy was nearing
that important Ukraine city,. Men
and women are digging trenches
and building tank traps in a great
downpour Of rain, the dispatch
said Home guards are patrolling
the streets and boys and girls have
taken over factory jobs as the
men leave for the front"
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Former Tacoman Begins
Serving Term in Jail
PORT ANGELES. Mash.

PORT ANGELES. Wash.--John
n. Nelson, %. formerly Of Tacoma
and subsequently coast artillery
corporal at Fort Worden. began a
years term in clallam county jail
for negligent homicide.
Nelson pleaded guilty in su-
perior court He WAS arrested fol-
lowing a crash al Sequim last May
in which the automobile he was
driving sideswiped another car and
pinned i4-year-old Jimmy Fenerly
against a utility pole, innicting
fatal injuries.
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for the ceremony. Mayor Harry
! ?. Cain and Commissioners Val
Fswcett. Holmes Eastwood Robert
u. o'Neil, Ahner r. Bergerson and
John N. Roberts VIII represent
the city. while Commissioners Rob
ert F. Gleason. Guy Melton and
John Sehlarh will do the honors for
the courthouse.
AL of the male judiciary - SUI
perior Court Judges r. d. Hodge.
Fred G. Remain. Ernest NJ. Card
and Joseph A. Mallery and Jus
tees Of the Peace W. A. Richmond
and Clarence +. Layton-wil be in
attendance.
Gala Banquet
After the iedication ceremony
il completed the entire party viii
proceed to the Winthrop hotel for
a gals banquet which will get
under way at 7.so P. m. President
Tohin will make the principal sd-
dress Of the evening.
A regular meeting Of the loint
council No. IS is also slated To be
held during the evening A full
round Of entertainment has also
been arranged.
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Daniel J. Tobin. president Of
the International Brotherhood OF
Transfers, viii be the principal
speaker at the cornerstone laying
End dedication. which will be held
az Sis o'clock Wednesday eve
rine.
Teamster officials from % locals
Of the Washington state POINT
council will inspect the building
from 5 TO 6 o'clock. More than $50
teamster officials from all over the
state are expected to be on hand.
Other national labor leaders who
will be on hand are John NJ. Gil
lespie, international secretary:
Judge Joseph B. Padway, national
counsel for the ALL and the Team
tiers; Dave Beck, international
wee president for II western
states and British Columbia
City and County Officials
Tacoma city and Pierce county
officialdom will also be on hand
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-FOUR TACOMA TEAMsTER UNIONS TO DEDICATE NEW BUILDING
Daniel ]. Tobin, International
Teamster President, Will Speak
cornerstone Will Be Laid at Ceremonies
To Be Held at Sis P. M. Wednesday

NATIONAL labor dgntarieS attending the American
RECREATION OF Labor convention in Seattle viii come 10 Ia
coma IN body Wednesday to dedicate and Law the corner
9th st. " ~ ~
william Green president Of the American Of Labor
heads the list visiting labor leaders
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-15

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 inyes, In y. y. Defense
Bonds.
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City and County Officials

Tacoma city and Pierce county
offieialdom will also be on hand
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SCIENTIFIC OPINION

Scientists say the red appear
anee Of the planet Mars may be
granite rocks or red clay giving
back the rudy reflection in the
suns light.
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vALuABII LAM

Tho Yea district IL probably
EnElsnds moAi ysluab!s sKrscul.
tufsl land Areas saitaDls for
msrsst gardening thsfs yfodaes
ss much az 800 ar acre.
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L amsiers Arc
40 Years Old
First chossos Hoso
On Oct. l. 1901


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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

osYRACUsE. N. r.. March 70
Mollis oiallarsnxi,
widow Of Alfred. 0iallarsnxi,
who died In ths electrie chair q
Sing Sing prison = 1o5e, = On
Of the piotters of he murdsr q
Joseph Carlucci. Syracass con-
tractor, in 1888, tsstifi for tn
state today I'M The III dsgrsG
murder trial Of Anthody Nadils,
charged with being TX actaal
killer Of Carlucci. *
She testified that 0iallarsnzt
and Nadile LEFT the CialloronSk
home In New York city a
March IL, 1853, osteaaibly a :
hunting trip, and did MT roeurA
for two dayS. Car1ucci 49, 6lain
In the suburbs q 9yToclaDo -
the night Of 1Garch -, ~.
Mr.. Anesllna Caslneel npo
wife Of CoR1nool q ~ 8nAo
was kil1o6, W11l rUturn ~ H.
witness stnnd lGcnday In ~
direct exanAiGntlpn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
!. 5. Reporter
BY naziis
Espiensss Activities
Hiatsd N D ~

SHERLtN, March 80 - "a 80
: 3E11an news
youae Anni eican 3 ~ GfiAan,
Richard {. ottelGk, haA been ~
restod on "stfong suspicious Of
espionage" In favor Of N "ene-
my power"
Authorized sources declined to
tarnisA my further information
except What the United States
naturally II not m enemy
power" and tthat "the alleged
espionage ae1l@ ttiee were not In
conAection with Journalistic
work"
TO queGtions on the charges
they replied, "The trial will
bring that out. )"
Hottelet, for four years m en-
ploye Of the United Press, came
from BROOKLYN ana had taken Z
year Of post graduate work Ut
Berlin UniverSify. He II In his
early 20's.
informed sources indicated .
preliminary hearing would b
held Tomorrow.
Authorized sources said Hot.
Bee RxRODIERPags :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
1|llroIlg| Attends
Demo Banquet
Kennedy Principal
Dinner Speaker

= The possibility OF effecting
some form Of traffic control
along South Macomb county's
heavily travelled highways
struck sympathetic note last
night when m enthusiastic group
Of more than 80 outstanding
county democratic leaders, "a
thered at Medea hotel banquet
tables, heard State Highway
Commissioners g. Donald Kenne-
dy review the accomplishment
Of his department and voice 4
bid for reelection to the office
which he now holds.
Commissioners Kennedy, intro
duced by toastmaster Albert A.
Wagner, chairman OF the Ma
comb county Democratic COM
mittee. % "A man who has serv-
ed Michigan for eight years and
one who = prepared to carry on
the work Of our crest governor, -
spoke forcefully and In = brisk
manner. He touched upon the
widening Of Gratiot avenue
through the City Of Mount Glenn
ems, the paving Of MILO from
Richmond to Memphis, proposed
Be- DE1GO0 Pare 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15


oThe reported landing OF near
IL 100000 mechanical British
troops In southern Greece and
the tuning up Of hundreds OF
German warplanes at Bulgarian
airports indicated q new Balkan
war front was in the making to-
day.
Neutral diplomats arriving at
Belgrade from Athens told OF the
Decentralization of the Britons at
Ave ports-and said they expect
ed both British and Greeks to
deny Il officially for strategic
reasons within IL huors.
The ports were not named, but
Salonika has been mentioned
most frequently in speculation Is
to how q German thrust against
eastern Greece might be most
effectively met. Flame-throwing
machines, tanks and anti-aircraft
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Bitter BaAsmlW Near
All Observers Predict
NAzls MASS SvVARAS OF WARPLANES
ON GRECIAN-TURK BORDERS

and anti-tank guns were men,
toned among items Of British
equipment.
German circles asserted the
Balkan crisis was reaching q
critical stage" and swastika-
marked fighting, bombing and
transport planes were wheeled
from wly-occupied hangers.
A reply from Turkish Presi-
dent Ismet Inonu to Adolf Hit
ler's March 4 offer to look after
the Interests and well-beins" OF
Turkey was said by DNB, Official
German news agency, to be en-
route to Berlin.
The nature Of Inonu's message
was not disclosed, but the Turk
ish press declared that Turkeys
national policy-one Of alleg-
lance to Great Britain and oppo-
sition to German penetration Of
Bulgaria remained unchanged.
Air raiders exchanged heavy
blows across the English Chan
mel and the North Sea In q con-
tinuation Of the stepped-up cam
paigns which both Britain and
Germany launched after enact
ment q the British aid bill in
Washington Tuesday.
British warplanes blasted at
such industrial centers a. Gel
senkirchen, Dusseldorf and Rot
terdam. The German High Com
mand declared damage to Ger
See WAnRage 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

~ oOWkAR - 1o4oVAkVo
oror the second time In a.
many nights. q Jury a the stage
Of the Mount Clenneuo High
school auditorium votDd Z 70 8 70
acQuit Karen Andre q murder.
Actually TINT Jury 49, hung.
but for dramatic pnepuDoD fore
man Dert NunnelGy fppotted .
not guilty verdict Int night Ii
Z smashing climaw - tl,e annual
junior play, 'Ihe Mloht q Ism
uary loth."
HouDswivss "a huslnans msn
outvotsd thrse ot1ugnGya inelu6-
ing Nunneley, ~ ~ 1o1lo11nGs
On rspostinGs ~ viEGtgE ~
jury We eonDnro1 ~ H. 49,
played aeeeptnbly. " ~ Deyse-
chen. flnd Xaron - lGund
guilty, - von1Rougn wouI1
s sssss 5Is:ss: 'i ssss4
- 016v ~ ~ ~ -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Death Claims
Aged Resident
Services Mondoy for
Williom Nevermon

nTuneral services for william
Neverman, IS, Of 81 Pine street,
will be held Monday. at 2 pm.
from the Hubbard Funeral Chap
d with the Rev. Jacob Wulf-
mann, pastor Of Zion Evanseli-
cal church, officiating.
Mr.. Neverman died yesterday
1ollowing = long Illness. Born In
Macomb county, the con of
Charles and Fredericka Never
man, he was for years . well
known farmer.
A daughter, Mn. Frank Al
brecht of CRAWFORD, N. J. and .
sister Mrs. John Arm. Of Auburn
HEIGHTS, survive him. Burial viii
b IA Clinton Grove Cemetery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Ray township \ j
Resident Dies
Long illness FatoI
+ to A. n. Stsffsn

oAugust H. Steffen. n, lifelong
resident Of Ray township, passed
away at his home, 4l46 Ono
road, ut 1890 o'clock Friday
night after m extended illness.
He il survived by two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Hilda Bentley and Mrs.
Lilly Pentz, both Of Ray town.
ship, and four grandchildren and
one great-srandchild.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday afternoon ct : o'clock
nom the residence and ct ESQ
o'clock from the ONO Lutheran
church. Interment viii be IN
Meade cemetery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
lake and Ills Hat
are texas Bound
These Tskss 70 cslIsa I
Jeb - veeoeioa Tsjo

OBis Jake Thsut lGscomh
county's CHIEF law endorsement
o6iesr, = q his WY - Texas
where man aro men md every
body wears I'm Gnllon hafa
Sheriff Hheut = planning "a
speuding 10 dayS @ NE ranch
near Brownsville be4ore roturn-
ing to take up HI duties horo,
lecving Mount Clsmens sariy
~ = nsslEinG ~ trip b. au>o-
mpbiles tn1ihg with him hi own
~ Gn116o hak
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
We n !! =
AIlileullo6 y So
Pm RslpsaIvs MsssA q.
Niehwsy oncjaseg Seys

owsisht fietiopS - ~
hlack-top and srevsl ru6ds 1ron
ma including lelzl scath - ~
state line VIM b rigld1y Gn4oeee4
azter March - q 3 p. ~ - ~.
Duboo. naintmnnco enGmone -
thi0 dl1trict Tor ~ stoeo 01yev
dGpnstnoat today in1o1gno0 -
1e6in1hb County Aee4 ol411nl
uoslrictions a eenGeooe W
u o9e pounds por - 9
M go for blae1r - - oI1!
- Dubss ~
H sane rsgeg 6llro wlm
0ooA from and ino01ne
ID NJ thumb da1e -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Plan 10 Ease
Food Embargo
is Sought
Guorontse Of Food
Not Reaching
Noxis Needed

WASHINGTON, March IS -
R-The United States, il was
learned today, is acting a q
friendly intermediary" h On
effort to determine whe4her
Britain and France can work ~
mutually satisfactory agroounants
permitting food shipmants - I'M
occupied France,
Informed SOURCES said. hoW-
ever, that the United Stotne ttnen
had made no pEOpooalG - -
question, but w1S ectinR ~ Z
channel for tntefch1AGD q
views" This country, Il y1ND S1ltl
was not attempting To- -
pressure eithsr . Hritn1 6
France to conform u any 1efi-
can viewpoint. & " Il
President Roosevelt ibid MI
press conferences Friday TINT tgo
major points Weeo lnvolvU n
the general GU ie -
.~~~ - ~ 2.l.s.! s3Sll |.
.tries. EhaGaf ~
l.. a clear 4 gtG6k 49, - =
the facts concerning the actual
need Of food in any specified
area.
2. Guarantees that food ship
ped to any unoccupied area (such
as unoccupied France) would not
be transported into any other
area.
Since there is no direct diplo-
matte communication between
the Vichy and British govern
ments the State Department -
acting rs q transmitting agency
has forwarded the information
and requests to the British gov
eminent, either through the
American ambassador In London
or the, British ambarsador here.
Cation Henry-Haye, the
French ambassador, has repeat
eddy urged that the British
blockyde be lifted to permit food
shipments, PARTICULARLY wheat, to
be made to unoccupied France.
The British have refused to re-
lax the blockade, except for
American Red Gross shipments
Of milk and vitamin foods for
French children.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
'StavsngsI' SsIe
NsIs nugs Iotal
Ssles $IA. Is
0n elsss I've Weeks

nplddjng was brisk yesterday
g ~ 'sooavgnesr" Tax aa1e
Wj,oa ~. parcels oeSeEDd q auc.
III wsfs cold Tor ~ 046. -.
1upesvisoe Earl Stoae. ~ To-
Totaa sales Scr n 10 wsoks
p0gloq total 31eleloo1y, Stsns
&13lq1 - ~ pogee1o
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Fascist Planes Pound Greeks

oRoME Morch l5--(AP)-Dspotches from the Control
Abonion front todoy Indicted thot hundred: OF ltoon
phones we're bombing Greek lines in strip
,ono hiooy northeast Of TepeIeni in oempt to dis
LODGE HE Greeks from mountain positions
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
52nd Blast Victim Dies

eDOVeR. N D.. Morch l5-tAP)-The explosion which
DESTROYED the Hercules Powder company plant at neoroy
Kenv clorned its Sind victim today when Roy Hull, ~
a Of Stonhope died Of injuries received in the bIost
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Greek Lines Still Hold

MATHEWS Morch l5-tAP)-The Greek lines In Albania
(wsre reported still unboken today otter six days OF violent
oon ottocks apparently oied at smashing the long stole
mate in the Tepeleni sector
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Clipper to Bring Envoy Home

oLiSBON Portugal, March l5-tAP)-Col. WlIIom J.
Dorovon an unofficial American observer in Europe con-
fared with spons Ambassador Nicolas Fronco here today
On what was believed to be American old for Spon re
noned to eove By Clipper for the United Stotes ote
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

nROMe March l5-(AP)-The ito|ion high commend on
nounced todoy that four enemy ond two ltoon planes
were shot down in fighting yesterday the Greek front in
Abono in which the Dolly War Bulletin said ltoion filters
continually ottocked Greek positions
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

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Ash 6 az q IN sss q d; "
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
More Americans Leave Orient

1YokoAAAAA March l5-tAP)--The Amerieon liner
sidst Pierce soiIed for the United stotss This evening
crowded viii, Americans leaving the Orient Asrcons IN
H. orent have been under long stondno odce from Wo:
cton to 90 home unless they hove compelling reasons TOR
Satoy3ne
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Road Chairman Mum
On Go Proposal
Lsaslsy 10 Silent
o. lsbes Uaien pIsa

OHarry w. v. Lumley, chair
man Of the Macomb County Road
Commission, today refused COM
ment On . proposal he received
from the State, County and Nu-
nicipal Workers Of America,
Clio.
Lumley said he received
"something like that" The pro-
posal from EoGs Baker, field rep
resentatite, aske d substantial
wage increases, = one week vaca-
ton with pay and dismissals
"only for Just and stated cause"
among Other requests,
Lumley said the proposal
pro6ab1y won't b discussed at
thu. commission On Monday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
|slnailians Arrive u Heel
Ceaaf Cnard Scouts Channels

|nNNAst4lklsToN Morch l5-tAPl-coost guard plones
- pu ~ Great Lakes for ce-free chonnes TO permit
ese possbls assumption Of shipment Of vto iron ore TO
dofonso industries.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL
ESTATE IN. RONED By TIRE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
sT6RtA T5R ENGLIsE.BAsEMENT. 5sG.Bf R5icK
'DWELLINA,G I NC \, Known =; AS PRE-, .l'Es
By ;g 1f,He Of. d csytain deed Of trust duly
recorued, in Liber No 7l2l,. Folio 81 ct
seq of rhe land records of the District
of Columbia, and at the request Of thg
trustees will sell. al PUBLIC auction: in front
Both DAY JULY, AID. 1871, AT ; O'CLOCK
premises, situate in the District of Co.
East % feet front by fun depth thereof. of
liams and Jardin's subdivision Of Square
numbered One hundred and ffty-nne
q so. as per plat recorded IN the Once OF
the Suryeyor for the District OF Columbia
TERMS OF SALE. one-third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash, balance
and two years. with interest at six per
centum per annum payable semi-annually.
from day OF sale, secured by first deed OF
trust upon the property sold or all cash, a.
the option CT. the purchaser. deposit of
81 10000 will be required at time OF sale.
Examination of title. cOnveyancing, record
ing revenue stamps ETC., at cost of pur
within 30 days from day sf sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to forfeit
said deposit or TO resell the property at the
the foregoing terms after five days ad-
vertisement Of such resale in some news
PRF Of Pu9hsa RoT m fors5q be dcDos D. f.
Trustees may avail themselves of any legal
or equitable rights against the defaulting
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY
By BRUCE BAIRD. President.
(Seal) Attest: HER BERT B LORD,
Assistant Secretary.
CHARLES H. BRADLEY,
tyla d&d,sex,sun Trustees
Evening star., 1941-07-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET tank truck, 1885, 737-sallon
capacity. For sale cheap One 2-inch
Bowser bulk plant pump. oxford 0430.
CHEVROLET 1lz-ton; ceb-over-englne; s
months old. Cost S1,S00 new: accept
offers. Shepherd s173-J or II. 5343
CHEVROLET 1e4O pickup low miles se,
S525: Ford 1888 1-ton panel. S3a5; Chew
rolet 1887 i7-ton panel, motor overhaul uled,
S325. Chevrolet 1885 i2-ton pickup, S235.
ADDISON CHEVROLET.
1920 14th St NV Hobart 1900.
CHEVROLET 1897 Iiz-ton panel. recondi-
tiored like new: 1884 lz-ton Chevrolet
with Bother BODY. 1896 1iz-ton Dodge
ate. 1885 l-t9n Dodge panel Also other
r'okes from sos Up. Diamond Motors,
FORD 1898 dump truck with 2-yard BODY;
'cGGv To g; f70e mecha meal shap-: S:}4g:
w A 7 A written guarantee. LOGAN
To-C Ct CO. lsth and NJ SIS. NV,
Evening star., 1941-07-24
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

MOTORCYCLE. Indian. 1910: excellent
condition, must be sold, no reasonable
offer refused
MITCHEL'S MOTORS. INC
I5O1 4th ST. Wv. Hobart $500. -
Evening star., 1941-07-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLYS 4-dr. sedan. 1910; this econoni-
cal car IS your chance to cut your driving
costs IN hall. S425 90. Trade and terms
MITCHELL'S MOTORS. INC
1907 l4th St. NV Hobart O6OO 25s
STATION WAGON l93a Ford. s5S5 i'm
maculaie. Flood Pontiac. 1921 Connecti-
cut. WoodIey s4Ol
STATION WAGON, 194I Mercury: blue
with genuine leather seats, heater. low
mileage. VIII consider trade Call Loudoun
Motors, Leesburg Va. 81
Evening star., 1941-07-24
IRAILERS ECR SALE

Truck TRAILER, 1-ton @-wheel, for sale,
50. Call Fall Church 1851.
SCHULT. Plymouth Travelos; new and
used: convenient terms. American Trailer
Co. :. mi south of Alex, Route /
VAGABOND the COACH that has Every
thing On display opposite Canary Camp
Balt0 blvd. Berwyn. Nd
TPAILERS. new and used: easy to deal
with ElCar Coach Co Canary Trailer
Carnn Rern.rto
Evening star., 1941-07-24
AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE

PONTIAC 1889 4-door de luxe touring
sedan. blue finish like new. radio, heater.
Whits,waII tires splendid eeEnomca fam
MCKEE PONTIAC, 5100 Wisconsin ave.
Emerson $3.50
PONTIAC 1910 2-dr. touring sedan one
low mileage beautiful metallic 2-tcne
by our aoFdsS EpW, n9-c3i1 G. apsMs sgs;. CO S1o3'
s22 Potomac Ave. Sc. FIR. 1922.
PONTIAC 1892 coupe: s45
TRIANGLE MOTORS.
PEI BladenshurE Rd NE DE. 6303
PONTIAC 1896 4-door immaculate, $500.
Flood Pontiac, 422l Connecticut. Wood
PONTIAC 1885 "6" 4-door trunk sedan;
original black finish very clean, good motor
and tires; $3.50 50 down, s1a.3 month:
MOTOR CO, 3540 l4th st. NV. Hobart
400
PONTIAC 1885 de luxe coupe For economy
plus safety this guaranteed Trew Value
and heater. IS hargain a. the low, price
and FUZZY re6ondifioned. Now only s475,
THE TREw MOTOR COMPANY.
1925 l4th St NV. 14th and Pa. Ave. e.
sTUDEBAKER 1a41 Champion club sedan;
cllmatlzer new driven 275 miles owners
illness causes sale. oRouke, Federal Mo-
sTUDEBAKER 1899 Commander 2-door
sedan This car commands your attention.
II has been thoroughly reconditioned in our
own shop and triple-checked for safety.
ecOromv and dependabllity. Origlnai gun
metal finish, good tires, spotless interior
at only S595.
THE TREw MOTOR COMPANY.
1925 l4th St NV. 14th and Pa Ave Sc.
STUDEBAKER 1898 de luxe Commander
~ 't0T sedan. OVpTdrtVp radio
sacrifice: private. DE. 4594
sTUDEBAKER 1910 CHAMPION 2-DOOR
IRG SED. RADIO AND HEATER. Low
MI BY ! OWNER. FULL GUAR S545:
TRADE AND TERMS; OR 500 DOWN SIS
MONTH. MARKS STUDEBAKER, 26Il
LEE HWY. CH. 5000
TERRAPLANE 1897 2-door sedan: i'm
maculate inside and out: economical to
operate This car has been thoroughly
CHERNER1ZED and is fully guaranteed for
your safety and comfort: only 500 down
and SILL per month
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
III Florida Ave. NV. Hobart 5000
Evening star., 1941-07-24
ATTENTION.

New models Just arrived, Schult.
Plymouth and Travelo: convenient terms,
Amerlcer Trailer Co, 403O Wisconsin ave.
WO 1920