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Evening star., 1941-01-24
Miss Sophia Nichols
Engaged to Marry
Mr.. S. /. Chaconas

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis John
Nichols announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Sophia
Nichols, to Mr.. Stephen Louis
Chaconas, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Stephen Chaconas. No
date has been set for the we'd
ding.
The announcement was made
last evening at a dinner party
given in their home by Mr.. and
Mrs Nichols. Later the company
attended a dance at the May
flower Hotel given by Ahepa.
Miss Nichols is a graduate Of
the Marguerite Bourgeois College
in Montreal, Canada. Mr.. Cha
conas is an architect and a grad
uate of Catholic University.
Evening star., 1941-01-24

son-in-law and daughter of the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt; Maj.
Gen. Edwin M. Watson, the Presi-
dents aide and secretary, with Mrs.
Watson; Mr.. Frederic Delano, uncle
of the President; Mrs. Louis Nc
Henry Howe, widow of the Presi-
dents former secretary and close
friend; Miss Marguerite A. LELAND,
personal secretary of the President;
Mrs. James M. Helm, White House
social secretary, and Miss Malvina
G. Thompson, secretary to Mrs.
Roosevelt.
Following the dinner Mr.. Law
renee Tibbett, who with Mrs. Tib-
bett were at the dinner, gave de-
lightful program. He included
among his selections Il Love Thee"
by Beethoven; There Is a Ladye,"
by Winifred Bury; The Bailiff's
Daughter" Old English; In the
Silence of the Night" Rachmanin-
off; "Betsy's Boy" Jacques Wolfe;
"All Day on the Prairie" by David
Guion, and 'Tramps at Sea-" by
Herbert Stothart Mr.. Edward Har-
ris was accompanist for Mr.. Tibbett.
Evening star., 1941-01-24


Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Harold L. Ickes. and the Secretary
of Labor, Miss Frances Perkins.
Mrs. Hull Arranges
Plans for the Event.
Mrs. Hull each year has arranged
the dinner for the cabinet group.
Though she still is conValesclng
from her recent illness, she per-
sonally directed the plans for last
nights party, and her exquisite taste
was evidenced in the party's attrac-
tive setting.
Guests we're seated at a long
banquet table in the Carlton room
laid with gold-banded china, hand
some crystal goblets and wine
glasses. The mirrored plaques down
the center of the table were out
lined with pink sweetpeas and
smilax. Much of the silver used,
such as the graceful candelabra
holding white tapers, and the low
silver bowls filled with pink roses
and snapdragons which alternated
down the center of the table be-
longed to Mrs. Hull.
A profusion of ferns and palms
were placed about the room and the
mirrors high on the walls were
draped with smilax. Smilax also
was used in the picturesque balcony,
where the scarlet-coated Marine
Band Orchestra played as the guests
arrived.
Featured in the decorations each
year is the improvised bridge con-
Meeting the Carlton room and the
patio where the program is given.
Last night this arrangement, which
is one of the ideas Mrs Hull brought
back from South America, was even
more effective. On one side OF the
bridge was a fountain playing over
variegated lights and on the other
side was a statue, also illuminated
bv colored lights. Many ferns. beau
tiful potted plants and flowers were
arranged under and on the sides OF
the bridge and the general effect
was that of a charming garden IN
full bloom.
Former Cabinet Members
Attend the Celebration.
1t was the wish of the President
that all who had served in his
cabinet at one time or another as
well as the widows of cabinet mem
bers be included in this more or less
family affair. Three former cabinet
members were in the company last
night. Mr.. Justice Frank Murphy,
former Attorney General. was
present as we'll as former Attorney
General Homer S. Cummings and
former Secretary of Commerce Mr..
Daniel C. Roper, accompanied by
Mrs. Roper. Mrs. William H.
Woodin, whose late husband served
as Secretary of the Treasury, came
from New York for the function,
and also present were Mrs. George
H. Dern, widow of the late Secretary
of War, and Mrs. Claude A. Swan
son, widow of the Secretary OF the
Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wallace
Are Guests for First Time.
The Vice President and Mrs.
Henry A. Wallace were guests and
not hosts for the first time. Mr..
Wallace entered the cabinet as Sec
retary of Agriculture in March, 1888.
Among others present were the
Speaker of the House, Mr.. Sam Ray
burn, with his sister, Miss Lucinda
Rayburn; the former Ambassador to
Turkey and Mrs. Henry Morgenthau,
ST.; Mr.. and Mrs. John Boettiger,
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Members of Cabinet
And Wives Give Annual
Dinner for ROOsevelts
Mrs. Hull Arranges Plans for Event
And Vice President and Mrs. Wallace
Attend as Guests for First Time
BY MARGARET HART,

eed night by members Of
President
dinner to their
place individual dinners This
paid March
Inauguration of Mr. Roosevelt.
Cordeu President
mother Mrs Delano Roosevelt
on them the drawing Here the honor
filled
prevailed
Five cabinet members the of hosts for the first time,
the dinner last March The newcomers
Stmson Postmaster
Navy
Agriculture and Mrs Claude r. Wckard
nd the Secretary o Commerce Jesse Jones.
with the of the Secretary
of the Treasury Morgenhau General
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Miss Buckler Is Ill

Miss Maxine Buckler, daughter Of
Representative and Mrs R. T. Buck
Ter of Minnesota. is a patient at the
George Washington Hospital, where
she underwent an operation Monday.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
ONLY | CENT

Get a large cake of Ivory
Soap for one cent with the
purchase of one large pack
age of DUz, making both
for 19c.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
PERSONAL.
(Continued.)

a WIDOW WOULD LIKE a RErfRED.
refined couple to make their home with
her in Southern MARYLAND on the water
able charge. BOZ 2.L. Star. az
MoTHERLY CARE FOR CHnpREN m
suburban home, IS Der week; 1 block from
bus line. Berryman ave. and c. Hillside,
Nd. MRS. Z. WEBSTER. Recommends
tions given.
YOUNG MAN WILL ACCEPT ANY REA-
.onasle proposition. Free to travel. BOX
PERSONAL LOANS 10 KllPLoYED rH!-
pie for any worthy purpose. $50 TO $500:
Interest only for time money Is used. Dial
w. I. WALLER, Glebe l1l2.
CATION. PAYfNo BM.iS oR for any pur-
pose. lust rive me telephone call You
can get 500 and need repay only u 90
per week, which includes interest, the only
ss sanfs jxc3 MeSssn IL $50
SAIioREN 70 q YRs;; xEAR-Rs0I'g9MD As !sI'91.D
pIss piesseS Hpr parents sox n ss clsrtsys Nd
own method. R..gits ess.ctlvs for !. lis.:
time or money back; Write for booklet: NO
dssss 1875 coIumSls 81 aI.e1d "a Adsms Ssss: 80.
DR. q. W JoHNsQN. PEyT1sr.
while You Wait.
1oos eos ed5 18th st. wests5y SsSyolIs Hidss sos7s.
DENTAL LABORATORY,
Room eo1, Westory BIDS, COS 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-08-28

SALESWOMEN. Hecht Co.
requires the services of thor
oughIy experienced sales
women for permanent and
part-time positions. Apply
employment Office between
1912.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
ROOMS WANTED.

UNFyRN-will pay ssb mo: pvt; home.
son. 8. J. Dwight, 112 18th Sc. Apt 3. .
BY REFINED UNEMPLOYED LADY. furn.
room, kit. or grill privll.. NV. section
Sept. 1: reas. Michigan 1885.
FIRST-FLOOR or basement I'm. for white
man and quiet dog Reas. Yard. Give
particulars. Box BAL, Star.
YOUNG LADY, Jewish. Govt emp. wishes
reas. rm., apt: vic. Int, Conn. ave. VIII
share Box 2S-L- Star.
FURNISHED ROOM bath. by young couple;
garage; NV State price. details, refers
ences. exc. Box 492-R Star. 2s'
QUIET YOUNG MAN Commerce DEPART
ment employe, desires large single furn.
front room in the neighborhood bounded
by s, Wyoming. Connecticut and the creek.
Best of references; S25. BOX 47s-R, Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
MOTOR TRAvEL.

MOTOR TRAVEL.
CAREFUL LADY DRrvR DRIVING TO
or 8. Trinidad $500.
E LIVERPOOL. OHIO. VIA PITTSBURGH
Saturday morning. Aug. 80, 10 Am. 1e41
Buick sedan: room passengers. AID. 0093.
DRIVING 70 CLEVELAND, OHIO FRI.
day z pm; new car; can take three pas
senEers. Call Warfield 1899 after 8 PM.
DRIVING Los ANGELES SUNDAY, AUG.
81, can take two share expenses. Exchange
references Tel SH. 6306-W. 2Se
MAN COLORED. GOING SOUTH AUGUST
30, Al Pontiac, would like 3 passengers,
share expenses; refs. eych. WO. 2804.
CHICAGO, LEAVE FRIDAY MORNING.
take 8 or f. Good car. careful driver.
North 539s or MichiEan 6201. *. 225. 2se
WASH. TO ALTOONA. Pa: LEAVE EVERY
28s
Evening star., 1941-08-28
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

TAKOMA PARK-Front room. next bath.
double bed. newly furnished: with YOUNG
couple. SH 5445-W.
ARLINGTON (Cherrydsle, va,), 4O14 goth
st. n.-Front room, furn., double bed. con-
venient: 81 so for one: So 90, two; gentle.
NEW HOUSE. nice room for gentleman:
chw: adults in family: l blk. from
bus: SIS wk CHI. 1920.
ARLINGTON. VA. 1o7 8. Irving st;-2
lse. furn. rms. gar pvt. bath; n bl. bus
gentlemen. CHI. 0313.
Evening star., 1941-08-28

FINANCE WANTEDNLarHe applianc6 co.
desires to connect with discount 60. or
individual to discount customers notes
backed By conditional sales contracts.
Principals reply only. Box 471-G. Star.
MODERN EQUIPPED aANDWICH UNIT
and ice cream psrlor. large fountain and
counter; cigars snd ndo ciEarettes: , g aoo Ideal
down. 4-room apt. above. Illness must
sell. Ask only for Mrs. Desll. 1905 North
Capitol st.
Evening star., 1941-08-28

STORE in an excellent busfneSS location
Also 6-roona apartment II desired. 231i
Wisconsin ave. 81
Evening star., 1941-08-28

sinsle, i SO: double s1s.so ca; twin BEDS BEDS
conv: transp.; inner-spring mattresses.
Evening star., 1941-08-28

5eds bo Ire Cedar clos ehN, usi osHfp phone % IN
rm.: bus ct DR.: Eentiles. IA. 30s6.
1928 61st PL Nw.-Front room. private
entrance; gentlemen preferred: $50 single,
H36 double EN- 4ena
Evening star., 1941-08-28

STENOGRAPHER, IN LARGE
REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ONE
WITH EXPERIENCE PREFER
RED. OPPORTUNITY FOR AD-
VANCEMENT. REPLY IN OWN
HANDWRITING, STATING AGE
AND EXPERIENCE. BOX ass,
STAR.
Evening star., 1941-08-28

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RoOMIN0 HOUSE. ANAL, reesonabls rent.
Must sell Immediately for cash. Northwest
section. Call MA. 64e3.
LuNCmoOM to lease On the highvay;
plenty Of parking space. Ans new blildina.
Evening star., 1941-08-28

1881 OAK ST. N;w:-Private family. 2
hath. emnlnYed lady. Nth st. car.
Evening star., 1941-08-28

e2o4 QUE ST. Nw.-Large double room,
3 windows; neatly furnished Conv. loca-
ton. Bath with sh. $3.50 wk. no. 9707.
1341 . ST. NW-Newly decorated and
attractively furn. twin bedrooms, 81; also
singles 81 week
Evening star., 1941-08-28

GROCERY AND. MEAT MARkIT, doing
81 500 weekly. all cash; not connected with
any chain: business can be doubled with
little effort; hne fixtures; good lease: priced
riEht and on easy terms ALBERT II.
COHEN, CH 1881 Res. XQ onA6
Evening star., 1941-08-28

FRUIT, GROCERY AND DEL; downtown:
extra rooms. WIN make good man inde-
pendent living. $4,000 Necessary to
handle. Owner leaving city. Box ILL star.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
BOLIVIAN CHI

262o 18th st. n.w.-1 double, $50 each;
i single With private bath, SOS; ayala6ls
at once. Best Of beds: excellent bod: souxs
teous service: telephone In evsyH ro00-
Evening star., 1941-08-28

1913 18th ST. NV, Apt. .43-Rehned.
settled lady. Govt smpl,: nicely furn. room
Evening star., 1941-08-28
CHRISTMAS CARD
SAT,ESWOMEN.

An exclusive line Of cards especially De.
signed for business. professional men ana ,n.
Kit that practically sells for you. Prices
start as low as 25 for 81 90, all with names
imprinted Unlimited income opportunity
fol go-getters. Apply Mr.. Hofienberg,
cohen's, 1927 Q st. NV.
WOMAN, young, with selling ex-
perience, familiar with furri-
~ture periods, fabrics and colors;
hours IL to $50: age and refer
ences. BOX 81. Star. 28H
Evening star., 1941-08-28

446 KENYON 81. N.W.-.Very clean and
attractive room: by small private family:
ferred; single room, SIS; double. S4 each.
Q week. 30s
Evening star., 1941-08-28

sTAUNToN CALVERT. FORMERLY Or
Columbia, Missouri please phone Lyman
Fourt. WO. $500 in evening.
A PLEASANT HOME FOR YOUR AGED
loved ones, excellent food, homelike At.
mosphefe, experienced nurse. SH. 1900.
WOMAN, WHITE, SETTLED, REFINED.
with S-yr.-old daughter. thoughtsul and
eonsiderate and fully capable, seeks 4 real
Home" with a fam. Of one or two persons;
suburbs preferred; mod. salary. Call Oil
yer 1897.
MEN. WOMENl WANT VMf 8TndU-
lants IN ostrex Tonic Tablets pep I'D bodies
lacking vitamin B-1, iron, calcium, phos-
phorus. Introductory size ONLY 3bc For
sale at al good drusstores.
II SUFFERING. TRY DR.. LEDENDECKER.
Washington's woman chiropractor, splendid
for nerve. back trouble. Michisan 1120.
CARPENTER AND CABnlETHdAKER. gen
ersi house repairing; stores and once
IA. sSe2.
FOR A SLIM, MORE PERFECT FIGURE,
B treatments, S6. Ladies only. Call AID.
6946 -
Evening star., 1941-08-28

Q BEAUTYREST innersprine mattresses;
all In good coalition; used exclusively BY
present owner. Mattresses, 41k apiece. S26
Tor pair; washing machine, 416. WI. 7142.
CROSS s-CoUNTRY WIRE, 800 It.: poles
and gate included; $50. Call Oxford
Evening star., 1941-08-28

BEDROOM. HERE Is A GIGANTIC BAR.
GAIN" Twin Maple Beds, Chest-on-C Chest.
Dresser, Platform-Top Coil springs. Inner
Spring Mattresses. CUSTOMER HAS LEFT
CITY e MusT BE soLD jA{H1 IMMED1A1nsLY Ely" i"
Nights" ACME MOVING 4 STORAGE.
49ls 18th st. NV. 0eorgia 1000. OPEN
Evening star., 1941-08-28

DULL IAN OIUD.
1888 18th st. n.w-Single. double rms.
New baths. Beaut. furn. Unusual meals,
Evening star., 1941-08-28

1880 GIRARD ST. NV, Palmer House.
Large cool, newly decorated single and
double rooms, S22 .50-S32. so.
Evening star., 1941-08-28

MT. PLEASANT, 1715 Kenyon st. NV
Newly furnished rooms. SINGLES and doubles,
III baths. unlimited phone. MI. 5s72.
1918 10Th ST. NW-Young man to share
twin bedroom, board optional. Jewish
Evening star., 1941-08-28

VS. fs1ll Ss5sa.siS In: ns
is41 nAsYs; AsS; e. AqTnoMT.
s53S Ga. Ave, silver spring. SH. 22ee.
WASHING MACHINEs, Bendix. Acc
Westinghouse, q. =. Liberal trade-in allow
ance. Can be purchased on electric light bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Fighter Pilots Cold

Inside the Dispersal Hut. as they call
this pilots rest room. scattering of young
men lounge leisurely in chairs and on
tables. They glance UP to greet the visit
ing Squadron Leader with a casual word
or gesture. There is little conversation.
little gaiety-ouite a contrast with the
Bomber Squadron you are to visit later.
These fighter pilots are cold propositions
individuals.
The Flight Leutenant-they call him
Butch Che's shot down six planes to date)
shakes hands politely. He's q little
stocky fellow with a hard-bitten face.
Put on your Mae Vests" he orders a
couple OF youngsters trying to sneak out
the door, Man wants to draw your pic
ture"
I'VE call them Mae VESTS" he ex-
plains, indicating the puffy yellow jackets,
they are life preservers. actually. One
might definitely need them. over the Chan
mel and all you know"
A few Of the kids quietly play at game
called shove h'a'penny." very popular with
the r. A. F. They hit coins with the palms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

They have Polish, French and English in
that group. The Poles are the best Of the
foreign fighters. I don't know why. Some
OF the Czechs make good fighter pilots but
they're inclined to lack teamwork. We
have some good Frenchmen. too. But these
Poles-they're magnificent.
You see," he continues as your car
speeds along the wide runway criss-crossing
the airdrome. "a man must be more than
lust a pilot to be a fighter.-M More than
Just good shot. good mechanic, a
healthy athlete. The requirements are al
most Intangible An instinct. a flair. a
sixth sense reflex to kill before you're
killed. It's difficult to describe
Your car whirls round q corner where
sand-bagged barricades shield four Lewis
machine guns. the helmets Of the gun crew.
constantly on guard, glinting over the
parapet. You sweep past rows Of three
bladed Hurricanes backed into roofless
sand-bagged pits where they can get off
at few seconds notice. You stop before
q low, frame building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Smile at Lord HaU Haul

Under everyone's feet Is a small wire-
haired terrier. the mascot OF the outfit.
His name Is Pip-Squeak.
All this time the radio Is blaring with
nobody listening. Suddenly a familiar
voice comes on. 1t Is Lord Haw-Haw. the
famous Naz propagandist Don't switch
him off" several voices shout. They all
sit up to listen with amused expressions.
sometimes short, bitter laughs. It would
be surprising scene for Herr Goebbels to
look in on.
Later. as II at a signal. the room grows
tense. Somebody switches off the radio.
Then you hear what they heard before.
A droning hum overhead. rru-urr. rru-urr.
The unsteady roar OF German motors.
Get cracking" the Flight Lieutenant
barks. Everybody rushes outside. This
ceiling is low. It's grey misty day. Some
where above those clouds the deep-throa,ed
beat Of motors sounds plain out here.
Then from across the field comes q
louder. answering roar. Three Hurricanes
from across the wide airdrome take the
air and one skins Just overhead In an
Impudent salute.
That's Group K from so-and-so
Squadron. They're on patrol now. Let's
get over there. You might want 70 see
them when they come down. 80"
You hurry eoodbyes. Jump In the eco
and start across the wide field. rineel
with Hurricanes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Some OF the feto to .iehieh SO many SO much
-. part OF the personnel of a famous fighter
squadron :. ,chiIe this teas being sketched,
Lord HaU Ha,U" came on the radio :. they
listened and laughed dclightedIy the poster
on the ioaH pictures pilot tainting because
he forgot his oxygen supply -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Of their hands across marked board. Two
silently play chess in corner. They look
like French, or Poles, heavy eye-browed.
One man Enthusiastically losses darts at
the inevitable target on q wan. Most
merely sit before the small stove and
smoke.
On the walls are charts of plane types
and notices, and large poster picturing .
fainting Spitfire pilot above the words.
Sheer CarelessHessE He forgot to check
his oxygen supply, ETC." grim reminder.
There are several blackboards with
names and numbers. 'T think you'd better
omit those numbers" the Squadron Leader
says. 1T might give somebody Informal
ton"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Fighter Squadron Blank IN North So-and-So
at ten hours. You will be met by Squadron
Leader Such and = Such and conducted
wherever you request. -" Something like
that.
The squadron leader Is waiting for you
would you like drink first? Tea? Coffee?"
He is very polite. ''We1l run over to Group
B first. That should be interesting for you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
eGIRLS' SKI PANTS

Warm, wster-repellent c n
fabrics, fully lined. Cut
full and roomy. Knit an
klets. Brown, navy, wine.
Sizes 9 TO Is. j
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
new BL0USES

Shears, ssbsrdinss, rsyon e
multi hlament erepea VI
Tailored and dressy in
white and psstel,. Sizes
- TO 80. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17

Soft, warm, double plsids! G n
Overlooked stitched ends. I
Big 72xS4-ineh size. New
pastel patterns. Dollar
Days, S1,o0. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
Thrill Thousands Shoppers! Warm Apparel
Family That Make Practical Buy No

Rayon spuns. Rayon ace e n
tates. Prints. Princess, VII
jacket, 2-pisee and nau-
teal styles. Clever trims.
Sizes TO IL. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17

Smoothly woven, long G
wearing sheets made of
specially prooessed thread
that prevents fraying.
sIx90 torn size. , for 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17

saewy-white. Fine count q
W oven from round
threads that wear longer.
4Sx36 and 42x16.in.
for 500. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
+ Famous foundations

"Mirsele" lastex 2-way
stretch eor,elets and Cir
dlss with lace upiift bust
lines. All lengths. S.M.L. u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17

FLAMEwARE kettlesN
that WHISTLE when the I
water boils! Sturdy bake
lite handle. Save during
Dollar Days. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17

Women's BROWN motor q n
boots at q Dollar Days
saving! Lustrous fur
trimmed. Water repellent.
while they last!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17

1876 WOOL! Semie
built-up vests and pan
ties with reinforced
crotch, elastic waist. Tea
rose. S-M-L. /, for 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
CORD. KNOCKERS

BOYS wide vale eordu- q n
roys with elastic knit ~
cuffs, pleated fronts, bar
lacking. Broken sines, S
to Is. Partridge patterns. u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17

New princess styles and G
Jacket types in plsids,
prints, stripes, checks.
Fast color. Sixss is and
7-i4. 2 for sI.o0. u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15

The industrial workers group
includes maehinists. mechanics.
moulders. tool makers, forsmep.
weavers shoe workers and factory
employees. This group also buys
heavily Of used cars
The building ana construction
group il made up Of carpenters.
masons. plumbers. painters. labor
ers and electricians.
The transportation group in
eludes railroad. telephone and tel
egrsph workers. truck drivers.
firemen. engineers, taxi operators,
garage men and sailors
The merchants and statesmen
group consisting Of druggists, gro
GERS. jewelers., storekeepers, gas
and oil dealers. florists, bakers,
butchers, automobile dealers, cash.
iers and statesmen. also show Q
small gain Of only 20 per cent.
The financial group includes
brokers, bankers, contractors,
executives, manufacturers. corpo-
rations and realtors. This group
IL at the bottom OF the list. with
a gain of only rs per cent in new
car purchases.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-15


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For weeks and weeks the Steven Motor eonpsnT e<<Hb
Ishmsnt 81 helsns sssnus hons Of Chryzl>r 1nt
Plymouth motors cars has been undergoing nodtfniz4lou
sh the dea IN mind Il making cn< of ne nest
automobile homes in fhs Northwest.
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In fact. we've modernized everything but the
number on the door, and we II work that over
If you insist