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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
2 Impossible Spots

Also loaded aboard the Plym-
outh as part OF its load OF over
1000 pounds was other special
gear - ropes, block-and-tackle,
shovels, picks chains an d
special tools. Many times during
the journey these proved 10 be as
valuable as food. As a final pro-
lection for their vehicle. the ex-
petition shipped ahead supplies Of
vital replacement parts in case
these should be needed along the
route.
Along the entire route from De-
troit 10 Magellanes. at only two
points was the expedition forced
10 abandon its original plan 10
travel the entire distance by auto
mobile. These two impossible
required shipping their
Plymouth a total distance OF only
about 400 miles out Of the more
than 1900 miles travelled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
McEV0Y'S, INC.

W8all0f1 '. YMBlWaHeg A Wnak MAln m iiA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
'36 Packard4 Door SEDAN M Price e2e6
 MERRIAM c. HILL 9B Willow st. Dial A-1e4S
DEPENDABLE \ USED CARS

Xi Dodge Deluxe 4.dr. Sedan. Jet Black, Fluid Drive, beautiful condition.
 '4i Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan. Gun metal gray. Low mileage. Heater. New tires. like new. 70 DodRe a. dr. Sedan. Radio, Heater. Cadet grey. Like new. 30 Dodge q. dr. Sedan. Jet black. Heater. Low mileage, original owner.
 ,S0 studehaker Champion Black 4-dr. Sedan. Low mileage. Beautiful condition. go Packard "e" A.dr. Sedan. Gun metal finish. Low mileage. Like new.
 'a5 Plymouth 2-dr. Sedan. Very nice. Original owner ......,.... $l06 'S0 Plymouth 2.dr. Sedan ..... t42b 'S7 Deeoto spt. Coupe, Radio 9076
 TRUCKS lp30 Plymouth Sedan Delivery
 Low Mileage .,..,.,.I... 442b MALCOLM w. STARR
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
Business Service

M suaiDsS Services AssnAsrss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
NOTICE

sTATEE. {. ss w c9NNEGfyTISSuT; g IN EfyS SSS: DIs: SSES Sa1rS eSyREL Ss yNRELLRExsSs Rss M i'iH SAo%N, ass1 late of the town Of Waterbury, The Court of Probate Tor tho Dis. trlct Of waterbury, hath. limited and allowed six. Fnonthg from the date hereof for the creditors. of said estate Go exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect te present !i., their accounts, . .2 proUSEly Ssts ss. barred Q recovery, All persons in. d0btOd Co said estate are requested Co make immediate payment to
 MARK A. TIERNEY,
 i7i Bank et. Administrator, Waterbury, Conn. f2.sssSt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
Machinery. Elsc. 6 Tools

-MxCAvATTNo CONTRACTOR = Phone for rates. Complete equip- ment. salvatore Cocchiola. Dial 4-A029.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
LETTER FROM LIONEL

pear Editof.
 In harrled times like the present, with the world torn by the horrors of war, 1t is appropriate that we take the time to listen to a story. That story iS "The Christmas Carol" written by Charles Dickens to prove that the forces of good will always supcrsede the forces of evil. There are many Scrooges and Tiny Tims in this world and . univsrsal lesson Is to be learned by their story.
 It Is my earnest hope that llsten- ers will receive Q large degree of hope and inspiration from the events portrayed iIl 'srhe Christmas OArol'' that they will relax for Q half hour and enjoy tho procession o& scenes end music.
 May ! invite you, personally, Co listen. The broadcast takes place Thursday, [ ?. TIi., Hollywood time over the NBC Red network, on Christmas Day.
 Sincerely
 Lionel Barrymore
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
Legal Notices
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS. IR5cT M Ss 'gy;s1C WATEENnuRY. N.u .,S ss' gP2. ,Sf, ssSsTEATrS sSsET SV4iAvA of AvA sS sSSRAiNtHuiskXs, late of the town of waterbury, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the. Dis. trict of Waterbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hsrecs for sASS esSSisoFS, Sai s,.;. Ss Ssse soa sottiement. ThosO who neglect to present their accounts, properly at- Gebarred recovery, Ali persons In: dObted Co said estate are requested Co mako immediate payment to ATTY. CLARENCE VI, BALANDAt
 Administrator, c. [, c, 0AS Bank at.,
 Waterbury, Conn. isss0~St
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
DEEMS TAYLoR-LTN0UHsT

DEEMS TAYL0R-LINGUHeT
 Add to your list of Dld' You Knows:
 The fact that Deems Taylor, noted music critic, can speak Hungarian. The eminent composer and conn mentator for WATR.Mutual dlss played this unusual talent Thursday evening on America Preferred" the musical program produced by tho United states Treasury Department. Joseph sMgeti, the Hungarian vio. linist, was the guest of honor, play- ing several fine selections to the ace compartment of Alfred Wallenstein'a 'a orchestra. Upon tho completion ot the program, Mfr. Taylor turned tc Mir. gKigeu and asked him to say Q few words. Speaking extempora aneouSiy, the violinist paid tribute to the United States for its valiant stand in international affairs, and pledged his personal efforts to the furtherance of the Allied war ef- forts. Then MT. Taylor asked him tc repeat his message in his native tongue. Mir. Sglgetl did 90. And for his final comment Mir. Taylor also spoke--in Hungarian. It was the sigTi.oH announcement that the pros gram would be back next week. same time, some station,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
Dial Doings
SURVEY RETURNs IN
By JIM PARKRR

SURVEY RETURNS IN
 Rssults of Radio paiIya annual poll Of editors and writers have been announced. while Jack Henny's show. took top honors in tho ~hGst program" division, competitor Bob Hope was selected as "best cogne- dian." Following Benny's br0adcaae were the Hope show ln second place and Fibber AIcdee In third. ,Wlth news highlightlng the broadcast schedules, n, V. Kelteuborn again garnered first place among cosnmeaa- tat0yS while Raymond Gram Swing moved into the second spot formerly held by Lowell Thomas. Guy Lcglas bardo end Glenn Miller retained theiw hold on first place among tho sweet and sWing bands Of tho xiar tion. Kate Smith and Bing Crosby copped tho hcncrs In tho pop singer classificat ation, wnile Lily pons Mxad Richard Crookn were tho favorites among classical voCallsts. "Aldrich Eainiiyn 7orged into 9irHt place among dramatic serials, 9e- placing "One Man's Family" 1" "RadiC Theatafe retained its lead among dramatic shUws as aid 'Tnfornatio11 please" an tho ulin category. chicago UniversltyS 'Round Table" series jumped into first place among edu- cAtloaaAl programs while the ''Lone Raugern made its appearance in the winners circle, taking first place in tho chlldren's program classification.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

late soldierv Kate smith iOinS Eddie bowling 0n tonlghts we, The People" Christmae party brOadcast, CBs at Q. In present. ing . Chriatmas fantasy on to- nIght's broadcast, Oracle Allen will have Edna May Oliver az her kuest. Show is 0n NBCsRed At 5,sO. WATR's lineup of post. season football gaSmea, North w south on December 2T; Texas A. & N. and Alabama ln the Cotton Bowl, January i; and East vs West on January 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

FOR BETTER 9MRVICE--Cail Rssso sells Waterbury Towel Supply O.. 002 Hast Main Gt Dial 6-i577. Goat, Apron and Towel Supplies also Er- dustrial Dry-C Cleaning Service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
NOTED IN PASSING

Set fer Q holiday opening in New York is Eddie Cantor's new stage show, "Banyo Eyes," The musical comedy was tried out In New Haven several weeks ago. |. Dorothy Kllgalfen'a guest on "vOlce eR Broadway" via CBS tonight at 0.lB will be Rise Stevens, Met star who made her film debut opposite Nelson Eddy In "Choco.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

Ha wlIl DO d strange feeling for GAnny el1nms, above, when she appears before Che "Sp0ellght Bands" nAlcreph0mo % Che guesS oe Nat Nran0wymme's 0eohestFR tonight at l0stS over station WATR. For lt will be che Arst tlme lm over four years that Ginny appears with an orchestra other than Kay Kywef'g. dlnny broke away from Che Kyaer CT. ganlxatlOn recently and is Aoing all right by hoFaelf--aa you VIII zee ln her forthcoming movie, 'pIAymates." As Q result Oe her work in this picture Ginny was offered Q lcngsteFzm contract by N. K. O,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
RADIO RAaEBLTNos

Gladys swaFthout, singing staF eG sunday's 'Ramily MOur," ls one oe those slNfoFtunate foaks who have a birthday on December aS. She savs, "When | wae Q Httle giFl, Q birthday cakO used Co finish osf eur ChrlStsmas dinners, but.gio enc over paid much atteSl- tlon Co iG Except me, os c0urse.S MEargo wlll stay on the Xavier
 Cugat hroadeasts when tho Mhumba King moves from New York te Chicago che flrst of the year. Irene Wicker, whose s'@lnging x.adyn programs have the approval of parents becAuse they aFen't ''scary,n is now feaAured on Timer sanctum NEyVteEy," ono Of radios halrsralslngeSt shows. |. DevOthy Mcvltty has been chosen Auaerlca's outstanding ce.ed sin. ger im che "EEour of Charm coGn- petition. Photo reaching my desk reveals Miss Movltty as . decker" @ veil as Q fine vocalist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
sl wsntsd-Roard or Lodgings
For Rent Re0l Estaes
7s Apartments and Tensmsnts

FIVE ROOM -- Newly built home, 1st floor, steam heat. l1S Sylvan Ave. 4.S202,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
.Announcensents
Special Notices
Autonsobiles
MesO Car Dealers

] Auss and Truck Dsaisss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
PACKARD

FAOhARO ie4i Packard 70" 2 Door Sedan io40 Packard l20 Sedan l0l0 Packard Super 6 Sedan i04i Buick Sedan 1889 Packard i20 Sedan l038 Buick Sedan Ie4i Nash Sedan 1889 Cadillac Sedan 1889 ChTysler Sedan l04i Studebakev Sedan 1888 Zephyr Conv. Sedan Packard Waterbury, Inc.
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 Open Evenings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
..FTJRNACES-

And Chimnoys cleaned and repaired by experts. Cali 4s647e Waterbury Heating O., 3S Spring gt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

ae-A0-At @tudehaker Champ. gedans sT to 4l studebaker Comm. Sedans 3g.S7-A0 Chevrolet sedans 9e to 90 Plymouth Sedans
 - Many Others -- .N ]. c. MOTORS, INC.
 studebakeT Sales and Service lT Willow St. Dial a-2iSt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
LiUe Stock
sgys, POultsy. Supplies

CHICKENS -- 16c 10; Roosters, IBc lb; Broilers, i7C ID. First class Nsaltyy Mkt Moved to "A Union. 22e Baldwin Ut. 3se0o6. Wanted waitress. Apply co Meadow Ct.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
ss Houses For Rent
Business Places Fer Rent

LARGE E-C Centrally located parking lot for lease. Gail 6-1343 between 2s4 or 7sS ?. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
Clothing snd Footwear

IADY's = Raccocn Coat, size 90, l04l model. Sacrifice due to size. Tel. S-020e niorningse
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
Announc .iisemes
Lest and FOuna

LOST - One blaclk@nith's anvil on waterbury Prospect Road. Reward, Joseph Kris. Tel. Bep Seymour.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23

CADILLAC
 USED CAR SALE 70 Buick Sedan 30 La ealle Conv. Coupe, R & II 90 Cadillac 0i Sedan 90 Dodge Sedan 90 Packard T-Pass. Sedan So Pontiac Sedan 30 Dodge Sedan
 Many Others to Choose From Cadillac Sales 6 Service OO4 watertown Ave. Dial S.ii4c
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-23
Hmsuranca
XMAS TREES

Arc an added hazard ln every home. 30 prepared h the event of fro with adequate Fire Insurance. Consult ma soF Eates
Evening star., 1941-12-05
THE NEWEST NOTE IN
MID.sEAsok FooTkoTEs
CABARD|yE
RED CROSS
SHOES
60
EXCLUSIVE WITH THE HEcHT co.
EXCLUSIVE WITH THE HEcHT co.

Welcome reunion in town your TO-
~orite gobordine SO supple, so SOFT,
so like glove. Arrived only few doys
ooo, to bring you welcome change from
your suedes Shoes done in the Red
Cross manner with slick touches OF
clever decoration. Something to wear
right owoy, when it is very new. :. and
to keep on wearing through the spring.
You'll want at Ieost one pair for the
holidays. Come in and try them on -.
You'll see what we mean. In smart
black.
eMain Floor Shoe Salon The Hecht Coz
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-18
By WALTER d. BINGHAM

MEMPHIS, Tenn.-(SNS)-
In a fast and thrilling, basketball
game, the Booker T. Washington
Warriors dropped their first con-
test of the season to Hooks Broth
ers Athletic five in a 25 to %
score. This was the prelim to the
LeMoyne- -Philander Smitn fracas
which saw LeMoyne on top by a
80 to 10 margin
The Warriors led throughout
most of the game-at the end of
the first quarter 8 to 7, half, 1911
and 10 to II at the END of the third
period. But the Hooks five over
came the leaders and came out on
Top at the end, which is what real
ly counts.
Nelson Earle led the Warrior at
tack by ringing up points, and
James Day was the boogey man for
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-18
Elan, Townsend
Lead Morehouse
Eleven In al

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
Leon Mansfield ElaIn of Sarasota
Florida and Murray Luke TowSend
of Baltimore, Maryland, have been
elected to lead the Morehouse Ma
room Tigers on the gridiron in
1941.
Elam, who was shifted from
guard to fullback the past cam
paign to fully utilize his great de-
fensive ability, has been a men,
ber of the Maroon varsity since
1888, earning his letter the first
in 1889 and, last season, proving
one of the hardest plungers in the
conference in his first try as n back
field performer. Elam is also a
reliable blocker and deadly tackler.
The crack line-backer is a jun
lor, Science major, members of the
Science and Math Club, and
member of this student honor roll.
Towsend, graduate of Douglass
High in Baltimore, has also been a
member of the Maroon gridircn
ranks since '38 He was won three
straight letters, starting every game
at guard even his freshman year
and all others through the past
year until the Clark game in which
he incurred a broken leg.
The Baltimorean is Junior, var
sity debator, a Business Administra-
ton major, member of the Social
Club, and is also active in various
other campus Xtra-curriculars.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-18
Warriors Drop Opening
CAGE Game To Hooks 5

the Hooks aggregation by ringing
the bell to tune Of IL big points.
Good floor play was turned in
by CasWell Of B.T.W. and Gene
Mcintosh Of the opposing quintet.
LeMoyne and Kentucky State
take to the floor again tonight as
they fight it out. The Warriors will
plav their first conference game
Friday with Ripley, Tennessee, a
bunch Of YelloWjackets that al
way have stingers to throw away.
The starting lineups on last
Friday night were as follows:
B. T. w. Earl, f, 8; w. Mont
gomery, f, 4; Caswell, C, 3; King, g,
2; DaviS,g, 2.
Hooks: Mcintosh, f; Hatliff, f, 6;
Day, C, u; R. Hooks, g, 8; SUIT
ton, G, 4.
Subs: B.T.W.: Shields, 4; Dan
bridge.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-18

AlabamianS muffed three set-upS
that would have cinched the game.
1t was while this miserable COM
pertinent was being recorded that
the victors took flight and went
away to glory.
FLAY BY PLAY
Hornburger tossed in a startling
loft to take the lead of 2. Younger
echoed with 2 and the game was
on. Younger, fouled by Johnson, l..
Coates tailed on Smiths foul and
Clark led, 42. Hornburger, 2.
Younger, 2, and Citizens, fouled by
Robinson, made it Clark, IA.
Hornburger, /, fouled by Coates.
JacoX, 2: Brinkley, 2; Citizens, l,
fouled by Smith. Hornburger. /,
fouled by Younger. Brinkley's bas-
ket tied it up, 1910, Bringley
fouled Citizens who failed. Brink
lev put Tuskegee ahead, 1910, with
beauty.
Clark too kline out and dug in
quickly. Hornburger fouled JacoX,
l. Coates brought down the house
with a back-handed lay-away, top
ping of magnificent passing and
bouncing spree. Clark led, 1912.
younger, .; Henderson, 2, and
JacoX, fouled by Smith, put Clark
ahead 1912. Brinkley missed a
gratis. Smith, 2. Henderson, fouled
by Brinkley. ran up Clark'S final
tally of the half to 10. Porter, Tiger
reserve, clipped two in a row
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-18

Again, as at Tuskegee ne swept
down court like a gale and, as at
Tuskegee, All American Abbey
Henderson was waiting. AS at TuS-
kegee, Henderson deuced beauti-
fully to take the lead, 40-39, identi-
cally as at Tuskegee, as the null
titude shook Sunset Casinos foun-
dations with emotion, eclat and
acclaim.
Then again, as at Tuskegee, the
ClarkS cleVerly cracked a Tuske-
gee maneuver, bounced the ball
around until the Tiger defense was
tricked into leaving frosh JacoX
unattended on the northwest
corner.
With poetic grace, this youngSter
from Harlem, JacoX, lofted a mu-
sicmaker as the final whistle
screamed-Clark ~, TuSkegee 80.
gfntm H.
TUSKEGEE A TARTAR
Edward Adams' boys may be a
laugh to Florida and Xavier but
to Clark, they are a pain in the
we'll know neck. 1t was a ball
game as all Clark-Tuskegee
tangleS are.
Paced by big, burly, bad Horn
burger the Cheehaw troupe ripped
Clark's fancy patterns to shreds
and stormed through time and
again to take the lead or tie the
books up in knot.
Even so. with a 1888 lead. the
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-18
Prisoner Removes rs
Bricks, Escapes Jail

Haley had completed serving a
90 days sentence for violation OF
the prohibition law January 1St,
He was under six years probation
for the manufacturing of liquor
and the city case revoked the parole
and the federal parole administra-
tor had asked that he be held after
completion of the local sentence.
Police announced that they were
continuing a widespread search for
Haley.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-18
lBy Ric ROBERTS
Money Was Made In
The "Steel Bowl;
Come Show EN- All

BIRMINGHAM, Aa.-They're still singing Erskne
Hawkins Tuxedo Junction in this big sprawlng town OF
$4,000 Negroes They're still talking about the oteei
Bowl with an eye January l, 1912
But the pandemonum, the rush and the hurry OF tne
first annual Steel Bowl is more. Here today IN thls
forum will attempt to give you breakdown on the tst
annual Bowl game. -
will attempt to hint to you many able men of my and
vour race what mistake you've made-how dismally you
have missed the boat. . :, - r.
"Only thing about the Steel Bowl we don IKE, I've
many saw is that Negro did not have the WIS.,
on-Would not take the risk" Well and good.
I'm afraid that would still be waiting Tor Bowl
oae five wears from TODAY if we had depend
nancersthe Bowl figures are too big, too thoroughly
laden with the nitric threat of ruin and disaster Tor the
average mind. /" % :. - -
Race men with money enough to finance such game
are not interested They had tough enough assembling
the pile they now Race men with the dream OF Bowl
empire have nothing but the dreamno cash. We might
have spent the next decade searching Tor the Negro WIN
both the dream and the dough. Too bad too bad
Pull up have look at the white promoters OF the
Steel they Jared in this first venture Examine
the figures they made fine contribution TO
NEGRO
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-18
Henderson, Younger,
Jacox Rally To Nip
7 1uskegee Cat, 42-39
By RIC ROBERTS

ATLANTA Ga--(SNS)
History repeated itself at Sunset Casino Saturday
night where Clark defeated Tuskegees stormy Tigers AZ
to 80.
AS at Tuskegee in the STAG semifnals ten months
Tuskegee led by the identical of then 80 to 8 with
60 seconds to go.
Again. as at Tuskegee before 4000 Saturday before
9OO AlAmercan Sonny Younger snached that ball away
from Brinkley Tuskegee tried to 'freeze' it.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-18
EUeHybody Welcome

year will be bigger and better Birmingham did not
awaken importance this honor until New Years Day. 1t
foupage Morris Brown section atop the OSOOO
circulated Birmingham News stun them into the swing of
New
Birmingham will be ready and willing next time.
plan m public relations for the Commttee to have
Erskne Hawkins will be there to dedl
Junction official Steel Bowl theme with
his band, too to swing it.
We the STAG and the Midwest Conference sold
trouble both the CIAA and the Southwest
the affair gets the momentum.
Every will be mailed official invitation within thirty
bigger better Steel Bowl Set Fordas
Morris Browns Peach Blossom events will
final proving grounds just they did in 1910.
Pasadena $4,000 at New Orleans $4,000 at Dallas
$37500 Mamthe should be worth at least
$4,000 Birmingham in the future.
We masters-Hurt Kean, Taylor Abbott Jefferson
Bell Ncks Lewis ambn Gayles and all other national
championship bring productions to Birmingham
world especially white fans who crednce to
Roy Cohen playing this Let them
we'll taught by who know what foot
ball about Pm thinking like Morgans gang
"en of Orange Virginia States 1887 Troans
Bring them to Birmingham Make history!
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-18

Airplanes have cut the time re-
quired to travel from Barranquil-
la, the seaport of Columbia, to
Bogota, the capital, from $50 to
5000 hours to less than three hours.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-18
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-(SNS)-

BY removing sixteen bricks from
the walls which adjoins the cleo
tricity department warehouse, Rob
ert Haleyya federal parole violato1
made his escape through the ware
house door of the. Tuscumbia City
jail Saturday morning. Another
prisoner IN the Jail reported that
he did not hear Haley when h1
made the escape.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-18

Holes up to four and a half
inches in diameter can be bored
in metal, plastic and fiber boards
with new attachment for either
power drills or carpenters braces.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-18
Who Made Real Dough?

collected $104o12 from the Steel Bowl promoters
have done $1O4O2O worth OF puS
That Then let's look around and what hap
pened to the unselfsh staged for
folk by those the other side.
Wiberforce divided $335650 and the four
officials paid total of $232ooa record Tor 1our OFFICIALS
all Negro grid history!
Expenses with $4,000 yet to be paid Dishonesty
individuals the promoters than
S5OOO0 BIG BUSINESS and merits the support
of our colleges and conferences.
Not very far away when this dramatiza
ton Of title will lump of at least $35Oo
these items and hope for the time wen
YOUR a Steel Bowl bid
Don't a Steel Bowl drafts: Morris
Brown $9411O; Wberforce $S2875; Referee, $5000 UNI
pre S57O0 $4,000 Field Judge, $1,000; Rush
$18750 Parker High Band $4,000; Savoy Cae S2oooo;
Davis Hotel S127OO Park Board $946.00 etc.
divide three This writer contrary to
ports, still been given dime.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 194O de luxe Commander
cruising 6-passenger sedan; beautiful desert
air-conditioning unit; owned by prom
inent Washington real estate dealer. who
gave 1t the very best of care. This Is really
a dandy car. II you see 1t you'll believe 1t.
It's SO nice we have it on our new-car
showroom floor at I'LL 18th st. NV. And
it's priced at only S729: your present car
"a months to pay the balance; w. A. T. A.
written guarantee. LOGAN MOTOR CO.,
District $500
Evening star., 1941-08-17
AUTOMOBILES eop GALS

PONTIAC 1885 4-door de luxe trunk Sc
dan; private lady must sell account i'll
ness. good condition; passed inspection;
sacrifice: S125: IA. 4377e
PONTIAC 1924 sedan; motor oyerhauled
seat covers; Si25, Call HO. 1880 Monday,
y to q.
PONTIAC 1910 Torpedo sedan; low mile
age, air conditioned. immaculate condition
RCCKNE 1898 4-door sedan; fine run
ming condition; good tires; sacrifice. 7:}O
22nd st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1899 Commander 4-door
sedan: one owner; clean as new; low down
payment. Burrows Studebaker 900 M st.
Sc. AT 1896
Evening star., 1941-08-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC latest 1889 de luxe special 4,
door trunk sedan radio, heater; 10; ;o4o
new car: Govt. engineer transferred to
Trinidad. S5g5. 90 Crosstown Motors,
1921 Bladensburg road ne. ~.
PONTIAC 1889 club conv. coupe: very at
tractive car in the best Of condition me
chanically and in appearance: reauceo 10
sell quickly for S645 top price 1or your
car in trade MCKEE PONTIAC, 5lOo
Wisconsin ave. Emerson $500.