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The Phoenix index., 1941-05-17
TRAFFIC VICTIM
Identified AS
JOHN WALLACE

ATLANTA, Ga.-tSNS)--rr
A 65 year Old man who suffered
two broken legs Sunday in traffic
accident had been identified Mon
day as John Henry Wallace He
IS believed of a Bedford Place ad-
dress.
His condition late Monday was
listed as poor
Investigating officers said the
aged man either ran or walked in
to the side of an automobile driven
by a white man listed as James
Walter Cooper, Jr., of F'airview
Road. The driver was charged with
reckless driving accident.
The mishap took place a Pied
mont Avenue and The Prado
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-17
II Per Cent Of
Draftees Are In
18 to 27 Group

WASHINGTON d. C-C6NS) -
Approximately II percent OF the
men inducted into the armed
forces under the Selective Service
Act before March l. 1941. were l8
to q years of age inclusive. Ma
tional Headquarters. Selective
Service System, reported today.
Only IL percent of the men in
Quoted we're III. the age group of
81 to 80 inclusive.
BY years of age. the 22-year old
9ge group supplied the greatest
number, contributing 1855 percent
Of the men acceptt d. National
Headquarters said.
Young men, l8, 10, and 20, who
elected to take their training at
the present time although not
subject to call, constituted 302
percent of all men inducted.
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-17
BALLARD OF THE FORTUNE
TELLER

BY LangstOn Hughes
Madam could look in your hand
Never seen you before
And tell you more than
You'd want to know
She could tell YOU about love-
And money, and such.
And she wouldn't
Charge you much.
f.. fellow came one Gay.
Madam took him in.
She treated him like
He was her kin.
Gave him money to gSSlble
She gave him bread
And let him sleep i'll her
Walnut bed.
Friends tried TO tell her
Dave meant her no good.
Looks like she could've knoWeu 1t
If she only would.
He mistreated her terrible.
Beat her up bad
Then went off and left her.
Stole all she had.
She tried to find out
What road he took.
There wasn't a trace
No way she looked.
p;
:
That woman could foresee
What YOIJR futllre meant
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-17
THE ONLY ONE WHO WIN
To w. III. Fl. Jr.

BY William Henry Fluff
Those who win are those who
stick,
Those who stick are those who win;
Those prepared the heavens rSsck,
Those who're not will not get in.
Those who swim will reach the
brink,
Those who can't will surely drown;
Those who land are those who
think
Those the world cannot keep down.
Those who cen endure abuse.
Those who always have smile;
Those who look for no excuse
Those who are no slave to style
Those who're ever looking up,
Those who see no stumbling stone
Those who'll drink the bitter cup
Those are they who will live on
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-17
Says There's
Enough Serious
Musicians In Race

South America and Australia and
play to enough people to cover all
of the operating costs"
The popular music field has
many Negroes who have establish
ed themselves as first rate musi-
clans. composers, alrangers, etc.
To cite Just few; Duke Ellington,
TO my mind one of the finest musi-
clans and composers in the world;
Count Basic. Cootie Williams. Sy
Oliver, Tommy Dorsey's manager;
Don Redman. Teddy Wilson, Flet-
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-17
CONFESSION
BY Villa b. Keller

III hold il out for God to see.
For him to soothe. its actual pain.
II strong He sees it bent Oh faith,
III never need to fret again.
For if I hid my stings AND wants,
And He mad not the power 10
know.
How could 1 ever ease my cares.
Unless 1 let my spirit flow.
It's He that makes my courage
great,
A will, that surges on and on,
s. While man stands over me and
jeers
When most OF my reserve is
gone.
I'll hold it out for Him to see.
For Him to weigh and judge its
fate.
J know His actions will be just,
I only hope I'm not too late.
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-17
Grand Jury Indicts
Dog Wagon Driver
For Murder Assault

BIRMINGHAM. Ala.-(SNS)
The Jefferson County, Grand
Jury last week indicted H. F.
Stokes. white, driver of a city dog
wagon on charges of assault with
intent to murder in connection
with the shooting OF Nelson Hogan
Hogan was shot in the back, testi-
mony revealed after Hogan had
repeatedly refused to permit the
dog wagon attendants to get his
dog.
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-17
His And Bits
BY MACK C. NANCE

IN COMPLIANCE with civic
courtesy, we often bow. ki-toW and
in many instances, expose an
idiotic skin down" to persons,
whom We know to be our moral,
mental and physical interiors The
name, Great Britain, will go down,
as the biggest joke in history OF
mankind. Again BE SURE YOUR
SINS WILL FIND YOU OUT.
The sons Of Caucasus, strain the
virtuous soil OF Gods own Africa,
with their wicked, and nefarious
blood. Let be: What right have
We to choose the time or place,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

Man Braddock, after wearing II
no more than Z year, and was
halted by Louis.
Baer then was It the height
Of wasting away % fine equip
ment as was ever given . heavy
weight.
Ordinarily, ! would pick the
2o-yeor-old Nova TO repea
against Baer. but II has yet to be
demonstrated that the Alameda
Adonis has fully recovered from
the severe attack Of septic poi.
soning that kept him In hospitals
for Z good share Of u months.
S's Nova's successful comeback
aentnSt Pat Comisksy didn't
prove much. HI took . l0-round
verdjct, but tha. sloW-moving and
ia thinking IFiihman didn't
chuck many punchsS Gtef the
shird heat.
Nova. had 70 b built W to
such N extent that his boxing
was limited. 80
7BAKR SWALLOWED BLOOD;
NOvA'NEKDEU THAtff0 COZ
Baer swallowed . bucket Of
blood from N ugly cash In his
lower lip In their pfevi0st3 ex-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
! T.|![''ii!!se's.
Dodgers
End Feud

nLAKELAND, Fla, March j
.-(R)-The Grapefruit Circuit
series between the Detroit IT,
GERS and the Brooklyn Dodgers
ends here today with the Detross
team pressing 20 tie the Nation
al Leaguers' record.
In the current six-game series.
the Dodears have earned three
victories 10 the Tigers two. The
chance 70 even that count rests
upon. the shoulders to Harold
Newhcuser and Fred Hutchin.
son, two Junior members Of the
Detrok mound staN.
Yestsrday, paced BY third
baSeman Lew RIGGS, the Brook
lyn boys went 70 work early
and scored = So triumph over
Bengals. Riggs connected twice
with the offerings Of Tommy
Dridges, once for 4 homer and
another time for . double.
~ the time Luther (1ud)
Thomas took over In the sixth,
the damage had been done, q.
though both he and Bridges IL
lowed only five hits, two legs
than their team mates made OF
thu y1athu1hors.
Feur o& The Brooklyn hits
were charged 70 Bridges, whose
occasional wildness sent thr0e
batGnen 10 firyt base on passes.
Thomas allowed only ono hit
and no walks.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

cursion, June I. 1889. before he
was quite eager 70 resign In the
18th stanxa.
But Nova was % well whack
ed that he twice went to the
wrong corner and stood still at
the bell not knowing just
where to 20 !. On = couple
other occasions.
Baer made the mistake Of d.
recting his entire stack to The
head the first trip.
He'll 60 ,after Nova's body this
time. !.
B11r lacked the urge l'sfors.
Hes rot = mad On nov.
rs i seems Nova told The home
'olks out west that Maxis was ?
gutter.
Basr has made up his mind
that NJ can fl>tten Nova with
such finality hat he and Hon-
man each bet $1,000 at 3 to Q On
the rsNaltr,in California;. They
ars shopping for : price On :
Knockout. : E
II Max &Baer fell THE same
way about Joe Louis, Monopclist
Mike Jacobs wouldn't ave r.
worry about = fall attraction.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Bather Nei,,e,,
StartPsuciise
Tonlo,1pw

CAR bximat9ly - high school
M 81 Junior high school tennia
ro65oes aro esgpected 70 turn out
11noerow whsq practices offici-
sJlv opsns II pesporatiou 1os
W. eea1ga which opegte @ April
Cooch ~ Djshl llsts Davs
Silboek WAE5on lLrouse, Doh
pont2s oocdo0 xukuk, Helms
lterdon, and Jor5y Charbeneau
q DtnmIou1 leldj1oa - hls ~
peospeoiD = ~ sipU1GA Dou6Jel
rnki1GB - Oti1l undee1dod,
1tohl nd "a IT,. roce WIll -
No e. w. peseSies sensta
Aj1A6aGh gochse1se should
~ peovD Illnsh q ! thegat =
~ ootloES 0fUopo Points VIII,
Qjohl oof6, The 0othoeD ooeu
elr DorAee Cit1ss, soAodulo
aGAInse osoGpp Pointe e. Friday,
- ltt r 80. II I,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Wings
.Qeath Finals
: Beat 1owks ~;
Lsafs, Toks Bruins

81 ~ Ne Aoooesoso4 $yo0o A
oThe Detroit Red Wings. WHOSE
playoff chances were % lightly
'egarded that they couldn't draw
full house for their home
.ames In the first two rounds Of
he Stanley Cup series. are the
'irst team to reach the finals for
Jockeys world championship
'rophys "a
Detroit earned it, place In the
oest-of-seven-games final by
whipping the Chicago Black
hawks FL In m overtime con-
test at Chicago last night. The
Wings disposed Of the Hawks In
two straight games after elm.
mating the New York Rangers
in three games while Chicago
was knocking out the Montreal
Canadleus. r
I As things stand now, the To-
ronto Maple Leafs look like the
most promising candidates for
the other place In the finals
They turned back the National
kea1va~ champions, the Boston
Bruins 2-1.in another. Overtime
tilt Saturday and took = 81
lead IN their ssven-gathe series
The. sixth game q this series Il
scheduled tomorrow at Toronto,
where the Leafs should BE- u
their best, and the Bruins still
are crippled by the loss Of their
Star center, Bill Cowley. ,
Although Detroit finis he q
third. trailing only Boston and
Toronto during the regular Ma
tional Hockey League season,
the Red Wings failed TO stir UP
much interest in their share Of
the playoffs. Crowds Of only
seven or eight thousand turned
out for the games q Olympia
Arena even after they had
whipped the Rangers. cup win
ners q year ago,
For several seasons the Red
Wings have been noted % Z
team that wins By making the
opposition look bad and that's
about how they handled THAR
most season scraps. Last nlght'l
game, played before 1855 Chi.
cage fans, was Z typical perform
ance. It wa. Z rough affair, pro-
during . dozen penalties, md
neither club showed . well OF.
ganized stack. Early IN the &C.
ond period Alex Motter drove in
q Red Wing goal while Ohicago'a
Johnny MAriucci waS Qerving {
penalty. Leas than TIRES minutes
later tn Hawks bro)De through
during Jimmy OrlandO'S ab0once
to tie the SCORE. =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

Ia IL ttaininy sssaSon. ave have
II pitchers It present md We
viii carry Ten Through ~ 60
san" u. sd 'bue ! ceftainly
can't name ths ~ NV.
o.
MIAMI DxAOus Rla.aGlke'
AIeCesnlek, 10Y peedstee
NJ hreks I'M ~ ClnelnaaA
! Rsds' satlls3a - ysass issass
q ~ sisdsa patsh ~ -
sen. lfst snly = - DsFtSrI-
= ins spsll I'll spsing ut -
Aaails & wSll WIN ~ frsat
seiiss. II ~ ~ ilist ,neGleg
80 dsas ~ s1oll &eoeraet A.
,Ao NJ . 4 ~ 49, pAx' oooot
'sswlGa 1aeruD esooA g ennp =
s1eatk 49,. 4 53
80: Us O. vi
! ONTARIO, cslik - yimmy
Dykes - noeo6 touol1o- 3aolIGEs
had . soo1jon q " oning ooo,o6.
ale4 foe hi Chio6oo W6jte o.
'6o1sgo today's e6ine WIN to1
Angeles. 0old p9Dod I'm OolnG
10 NAME ndQAoo NJ 'Vbo0 ~
JSo6A&@S, 49, go - n. .~rS In -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Louis Yawils as Baer Tries
to Even Score with Lou Nova
Max Wants No
More ofoe;
Lon Inst One
Nor. Zazget

. MA osevlss Opesle BADlae
oNEW Y OR 4, March 81 -
Make Adelbert Daer has nsver
been beaten Stwies he.aa ospsn-
ent.
! Ths sssswhils I'm t{srfiy
Butcher BOY squared .occounto
with poor Ernie Schaat, blub.
berry. Johnny Risko ma Ne hit
Farr.
And Il q my suseD That Her
Will reverSa things IL his A.
round rematch MIN Lo9.1aoYa &C
Madison Square Garden, I pell- q,
Max Baer, with his antics, -.
mains 10 attraction. but q lfjlco.
Jacobs prepares 70 hand3e M
othsr sellout Joe Louis yaWus.
/. The champion knows hs has
Bser's number.
Nova can't hit and u TOO will
Ing to be hit.
No cue Incapable OF hurting
Eouis II going 70 lift the title.
and flirting with the Negro's
iron dukes u . suts cure for Ia.
soFnnia.
Baer wants no moss of Louis.
The former champions manages,
Ancil Hoffman, again mada that
clear when 10 eliete1ted Silly
- - d n 4 n.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

LAKELAND, FL. -. Tie
4 Ostreit Tigers, whe have had
. teugh time trying - beat
0pooklyn's Florida team,
sDslnly composed ,of ssceQA-
slxlngesu, calIed % two youny
potcheru teaay. Hal NewheuDor
\ an Yleyd 01obell we're named
y SIlng ~ seriee finAls. The
DedeosD havo won three. eS
Z i've games - far.
e 90
MIAMI BEACH, rla;-AGieksy
Livingston, the rookie catcher
h Phillies rot from Brooklyn
81 NJ deal for Kirby f5irbe, u
i1nprovins - rspidly that. he
my 0ust Ben WaTten ~ the
clubs firss-stting' backstop.
Z o.
4 LoN0vEW, rox.-1lbsysss
TN ~ ~Dally De1tlFs j
yopeocdayt o1nno W1oke e.
/, D4Ilas 4sbels q yegt Wegth,
~, pu1Do1 ~ un1loo ut C
hsV1ng lhfoo 4ea Ioe1rt1 ln
go lanlng WltAeut onyeGo'ot-
! }lq)a11y belne @ ~ ~ NJ.
~, !. 0ook0 1saVagOtto ~
0e1>& C11nl0 On Wa1ke1 -
weso 0rewn ct tryint =
IAN 1EaasARpu(p. cails
unnaosr ytonkie Ifiseh II u
Y eptoA PIRATES = 10 &)oooR
= ~ GDDutjoa. c. he &itch1mG
( o61oA nov tim u W. eas1y
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Sports Roundup
-eddle Briefs

.SNEW YORK Moreh 3l-tThe Special News ssrdesl-
eks Wosh Max Beer hos bet $3.50 against $500 ~ stops
u Nova IN four heats and Is looking for Locks like
s Dodgers all set TO join the Cubs White So Protes
d Athletics the eoost neat spnoSonto Borboro Col
Coach Bernie Benon Will give the doubled to more than 100
Minnesota football cqndidpts: when spring drill: :tort to-
doy Jock Russell 6rooklns betting Proctce pteher row
wears No. Is which formerly decorated tho broad back OF Von
Ntunoo sIopsie Moxie Rosenboo Grated before Of
ethe English classes at Pitt the other day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
M IanklIlell
SET for AAU
Victory Would D
unprsesdsatsd

By 0GO80B 0TAUxB8
oANN ARDOR. Mich, March
31-(R3-MAtt Mann and biz
Michigan swimmers, who have
loaded down the Wolvorine tro-
ply case, with The spoils from
years of triumphs, ilgurs "a
building up the collection still
more this week.
rresh txom n eighth straight
conquest n the annual NationAl
Collegiate Athletic association
championship. he last and a.
pert Wolverines are going Aftef
. second consecutive National
"A. A. u. title.
The n. "A. u. chaup3onshlp&.
featuring III countxy's baaa tai
ent, viii ~ condAcAod r. IN
University ~ leiehieAn paol m.
day and Saturday. = 1ktchlGsn
wins the t1am CROWN aonin. Il
win haSa9 '&ecomplishsd ! TT
without prscsdent = t1nk a.
mails. II, M 'sst S1'ss
Coach llinp's 'sersatsst tlam
I ever h6ds ebeok PALS ~ three
points tor IN NCAA chemr.on
ships leSE Vpoek. vlcte9y this
week would eivG' Michigan tso
yer sweep o& ~ NCAA, III
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Williams s.
HoWie's Clash
for ely Tile
vletesy Lest Week
6ivss Sesviesnssn
Slight Edge

OHiSh, pressure basketball = n
store for local fans tonight when
they turn out 70 go Howis's
Service end williams Plumbers
battls On the hardwood court Of
the Mount Clemens High school
symnasium Tor the city cage
crown Of lo4l.
This marks the second time h
less than Z week that the teams
have clashed In pursuit Of the
mythical city title. Howis's won
. rematch last Wednesday eve
ming when Il edged out the
Plumbers $500 In one Of the
most spectacular tits Of the
playoffs. Up to that time VIII
liamS was indicated In the
playoffs and needed . win 70
clinch the crown. The service
men forced them to IN extra
gAme and In 20 doing became
odds-on favorites to win the
tournament. =
The game tonight viii repre-
sent . struggle between expert
euce and youth. Howie's with
s6th court veterans @ Bobcean.
Vo9kenant, and Moore ~ the
ltSbiIp. II the most Aggressive
Glib with . few more seaeons Of
BAN handling per man 70 Ito nd
vshfAee. WilliarnSI II the young
er md pefhaps faster team and
wllen "A form = ! really classy
o.t1t. %S6ouid they b hot TO-
n1f6t,s 1I0Wie's will have trouble
onsat1 bands.
Suece5s ID checkin1 Walter
QaPxnD, nioh scoring WilliaRis'
ceatets AVss Largely responsible
for Howte's victory. Gwynn's
effectiveness around the basket
was materially curtailed BY
Howie's close defensive fighting
around the basket The Plumbers
need Gwynn and Leslie puryt n
the game tonight to spark their
sttacle. With either one out OF
the contest the younger teams
chances are much slimmer.
The teams will probably start
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
CoLLEGE SCORING MARK

CHAMPAIGN, March u: -
Norbert Sterile Of Eveleth, MINI.
center Of the University Of I'LL.
nois hockey team scored %
points In 81 matches TO set . ma
(ional colaegiate record.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

Nichols koastanser 7eGl
to Take Tor Money II y e

OOnce again Il wss proved eat-
urday night thst . tournament
isn't over until the Last ball has
been rolled.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
ToDAv'S
GUEST STAR

Z Tom Many. y. Z. Pm:
s''yon Muneo. whose faovono
sscopoie got a two-Poge
spreod in sundoysN. Y. Dolly
News, holds q distinction en-
Ioyed by nobody else In Amer
lea Lorry MoePhoil won't
folk to him."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
TATTtE
TALES, q

Fritxie Ziyic Is getting IN
bad ropidly the way be is Ploy-
inc around with those set-ups
they're feeding him. Bill
M'Kechnie's son, Tommy, hos
formed q dance band In Pitts
buroh Leo Duroeher soys
he wouldn't trode Ills No. !
outfieId-joe Medwick, Pete
Reiser and Poul Woner-for
.dny other IN the NntiQnol
ieooue Plenty Of new foces
on the Tennessee football
squod this yeor-36 Sopho-
;rnoEes, III Juniors ard "a
Seniors Beer vs.. Nova Fri
doy will be televised to q reor-
BY Broadway theoter. Mike
Jacobs figure; that 10y. June
ormcho,. customers Within q
rodjus Of 900 miles Of New
York will be obis to see Louis
". Conn., Abs SimoN Is
~ MY. World 1s'eofuln's
"stor Of the week"
SPORTS
COCKTAIL $50 ~
~nyvhot's this obovt the
Yonks trying to get Buddy
..Hossett as q stond-in for Flosh
Gordon? 49,. The boys down at
J the Pensocoio ,novol dir base
wont something sold about
their basketball team which
hos won 80 in q row-ond
here II. is The Stevens
brothers have token over the
concessions at G r ar hill
Downs and wilt make their
first reoI killing there on the
derby :. Jock Keorns hos
odded Lee Sovold to His trovei-
ina troupe which includes Ne
Ito Bsttino and Pot Comisky-
q fine body Of men, wct? =.
Champion diver Helen Srlen-
kovich, who passed Up $500 a
week In the ocquocods to re-
! psoin an omoteur, works nights
a an, accountant In O, San
francisco hotel.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
CitysTOul.mannemt Scores

1Wo-p18N $780,
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Evening star., 1941-06-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

low mSass heater GTEna 6lsSS
1859 Wisconsin ave wi 5195.
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door trunk sedan: a
one-owner car with low mileaee. engine in
immediate sSISii sale Si59 MERSoN q p47fH5 TaoMP
SON $3.50 Wisconsin ave. WI. 5195.
PLYMOUTH 1888 conv; coupe, black finish,
tan leather radio, white;-wall tires, low
cas-: Terms KEARNEY MOTORS, 5023
Conn. ave. WO. 5115.
PLYMOUTH, 1898 de, luxe 4-door sedan;
new tires, heater, chrome wheel bands;
SAB. 90, easy terms KEARNEY MOTORS,
502a Conn. ave. WO. BIB.
PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe 4-door sedan;
orig ina blue finish an outstanding buy,
$4,000. KEARNEY MOTORS, 5423
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 4-door trunk
sedan. blue finish. reduced 20 sell quickly
for S645 90; neW-Car terms ~ months
10 pay, KEARNEY MOTORS, 5O23 Conn.
PLYMOUTH 1888 2-door sedan; excellent
brakes > very good tires, immaculate in
terror, splendid family car reduced to sell
car 0SS at ARCaDE PoHTIAC, 'G i455 35si irving s
81. NV Adams $500.
PLYMOUTH 1896 4-Goor trunk sedan an
eNCept.onally wel-kept car that Will satisfy
the most particular buyer; quiet. economi
cal motor, tires Ike new; dependable trans
pCrtatlon low operating cost, low down
payment: easy ,ermS; S@45.
EDWARD @. ADAMS CO.
50 Potomac Ave. Sc FIR. 100.
PLYMOUTH 40 business coupe: blue nm
lSn, excellent tires, good upholstery and
fine mechanically 500. Car No. l91.
II. B. LEARY. il, q BROS.
lGl2 You St. NV. Hobart 5000.
PLYMOUTH 40 de luxe coupe; push-button
radio. seat covers. BLACK hnlsh and very
good tires. This car is really a bargain
at 500. ASK to see car No. $50.
H B. LEARY. Jr., d BROS.
1921 l4th 81. NV. Hobart 1900.
PLYMOUTH 30 3-door de luxe sedan; this
is surely a very clean car, nice upholstery,
very GOOD tires. low mileage perfect blue
hnISh and perfect mechanically. This car
shows that II has had very best care.
tlne low cost transportation at only $50.
See car No. 40.
r. b. LEARY. Jr., 8. BROS.
1921 I4tn 81. NV. Hobart 1900.
PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe @-dr. tr sedan;
exec puonaly clean former owners name
on Request. Si35, IIaue ana terms, or small
down payment Da. % mos. MARKS
SIUDEBAhER, 36Il Lee highway. CH.
$500.
PLYMOUTH 1888 coupe: fine condition;
saCTInce sos 1uu price. Roper, 1880
Il l he.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 1897 sedan; Just reiniShed
in a beautiful light green, equipped with
radio and heater, upholstery very nice,
motor is in perfect condition. This car
will not be here long as We have reduced
the price to 1857 90. LEE d. BUTLER
CO, 1l21 21St ST. NV. DI. 1918.
sTUDEBAKER 1889 Commander 4-door
sedan; excellent gray finish. motor thor
oughly checked and fully guaranteed 5
very good tires, immaculate interior; priced
TO sell at once for $3.50. Car No 34O3-A.
L. P. STEUART, INC. 1925 14th ST. NV.
Decatur 1903.
STUDEBAKER 1910 President sedan; beau
tiful tan finish. radio, white sidewall tires
climatizer. rear center armrest, excellent
tires and motor; S145
LOVING MOTORS-Your Packard Dealer.
2427 14th st. NV. RE. 05O3.
TERRAPLANE 1897 4-door trunk sedan:
black finish, splendid economical family
car that's in fine condition mechanically
and in appearance; reduced to sell at
once for S325: car No. 3235-A. L. P.
STEUART. INC. 1928 14th NV. Decatur
4S03. Closed Sundays open evenings.
WILLYs 1889 2-door sed. up to 30 mi
per gallon; sacrifice S295; terms. Sun
Motors, 800 Fla. NV. DE. 035s.
WILLYS 1899 coupe; clean, black original
finish, almost like new inside, this is one
Of the most economical cars that can be
bought you'll have no expensive repair
bills and Will get lot of motoring plea l sure
out of u: you can't go wrong for only S329.
PAUL BROS.-Oldsmobile.
500 Wisconsin Ave. Woodley @16l.