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Evening star., 1941-06-12

ositions from II survivors at
Recife. Brazil. where they were
taken by a Brazilian rescue snip
after being af1oat in open lifeboats
for 18 days after the Robin Moor
was sunk in the South Atlantic on
May 81.
Cargo Non Military.
Mr.. Welles pointed out that when
the Robin Moor was sunk she was
carrying cargo which contained
nothing of military character to
ports outside the combat zone.
The report from Consul Linthicum
stated, Mr.. Welles said, that;
The Robin Moor was undoubtedly
sunk by a German submarine at 8,
Greenwich time, on the morning OF
Nav 81, at latitude 6:10 north, lon
gitude 25:40 west.
The commander of the submarine
was fully aware that the vessel was
American"
Survivors in Good Health.
The report added that all the sur
vivors were in good health and that
dispositions had been taken from
them, with a comprehensive sum.
mary to be telegraphed to the de.
partment as soon as it can be coded.
Mr.. Welles said the full dispositions
made by the survivors would be
brought to Washington by special
courier. The summary Of the
depositions will be made public as
soon as possible after it is received
and studied by Government officials,
Mr.. Welles added.
Asked if the sinking was consld-
cred grave incident" the Under
secretary said he could not answer
such questions until the deposltlons
had been studied. He gave the
same reply to queries concerning
what action this Government might
take in the matter.
Meanwhile, the German Embassy
here awaited instructions from Ber-
lin about what diplomatic steps
should be taken in view of the State
Departments announcement.
Some quarters believed the Ger
man government might send note
to the State Department denying
the findings of the American Con-
sui at Pernambuco in an attempt
to get a German point of view on
the record before this Government
presents Germany with protest de-
manding satisfaction for the sink
ing.
Flat Denial Unlikely.
However, the prospects of fiat
denial by Germany of participation
in the tragedy were considered slim.
The Nazis are expected to hold to
their insistence-made in Berlin this
morning before the State Depart
ment announcement-that If Ger
man submarine caused the tragedy,
all the demands of international
law were observed.
Meanwhile, it was recalled here
| that the sinking of the United States
steamer william T. Frye on Febru-
ary %, 1915, by a German sub.
maine, also in the South Atlantic,
was the first of the depredations on
American shipping that preceded
the country's entry into the World
War, the Associated Press reported.
U. S. Protests Recalled.
In the World War the United
States protested many times to
Germany against attacks on both
American ships and British ships
carrying American passengers.
Notable among the latter was the
(See ROBIN MOOR, Page A-3)
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Beckett Is Expected
To Replace Edwards
In D. {. Police Post
Thompson, Detective
Chief, Slated to Ask
Retirement Soon

Inspector James F. Beckett soon
will be named by the Commission
ers as assistant superintendent of
police to succeed Inspector L. I. H.
Edwards, according to reliable re-
ports circulated today in the Dis
trict Building.
1t appeared, also, that Inspector
Bernard w. Thompson, chief of de-
tectlves. would apply for retirement
in the near future. 1t was said that
Inspector Thompson has told Police
Supt. E. w. Brown that he shortly
will apply for retirement.
Follows Examination Order.
These developments come on the
heels of the recent official order
of the Commissioners for physical
examinations of all men in the
Police and Fire Departments 81
years of age or older, plus a call fol
specific recommendations from Maj
Brown and Fire Chief Stephen T
Porter as to what men would be
retired for disability. Only yes
terday Chief Porter recommended
and the Commissioners approved
the early retirement of a group Of
firemen, including a number oi
those in official rank.
Heretofore some retirements IL
the Police Department have beer
forecast and today it was learned
medical examinations have dis
closed a fairly long list of police
in the ranks and in official capacl'
ties who have been given a B.
minus classification. This applies
to men found suffering from all
| mentS which might be corrected
by treatment and if so would per
nit them to continue at desk job
although they were not found 10|
per cent physically fit.
Several Officials Included.
It was said the B-minus list in
cluded two inspectors, at least foul
captains, three lieutenants, tWt
headquarters detectives and abou
10 police privates.
Inspector Thompson would be ont
of the inspectors listed. The nam'
of the other inspector was not an
nounced at the District Building
nor were the names of the captains
or other officials.
Speculation Immediately was re
vived as to what promotions nigh
be made to fill inspectors jobs
Among those mentioned for in
spector to take charge of the De
tective Bureau were Capts. Floyt
Truscott, Richard Mansfield, Johl
Fowler, Ira E. Keck, assistant chic
of detectives; Harvey Callahan an
Earl P. Hartman.
There also was talk that Inspecto
Edward Kelly, formerly one of tn
outstanding headquarters detective
in the department, might be asket
to supervise a rebuilding of the De
tective Bureau, but there was n
official comment on this point.
Inspector Beckett has served a
acting assistant superintendent an
is familiar with the problems of tn
(See POLICE, Page A-4D
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at dusk recently off the Libyan coast
and made the target for 500-pound
bombs. Her big and small guns put
up a terrific barrage, causing the
Germans to miss, but near miss
crumpled the monitor amidships.
The Ladybird went down in To-
bruk Harbor, Libya, burning like
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Women Buying Up
British Cigarettes
While Men Work
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 12.-Sex has
reared its head in Britain's
cigarette crisis.
Grumbling London men
blamed the lack of smokes to-
day on purchases by feminine
consumers. Some retailers have
refused to sell cigarettes to
women.
Some of them" snorted a
dealer, go from shop to shop
buying all they can. They do
this while men are working"
Other dealers reported hell
hath no fury like a woman
spurned on a cigarette hunt.
They accuse me of hiding
them under the counter" said
a harassed retailer.
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White House Cancels
Request to Withhold
Judgment on Sinking

Shortly after the State De-
partment disclosure of the con-
sular report on the sinking Of
the Robin Moor, White House
Secretary Stephen T. Early
summoned reporters to make
the following pronouncement:
You remember the other day
you were requested that judg-
ment be withheld on the sinking
of the Robin Moor.
The request then made TO
you is now withdrawn. There
seems no longer to be any rea-
son to reserve judgment
At the time of Mr.. Earlys
original request, he explained
that President Roosevelt would
appreciate reservation Of judg-
ment on the incident until all
the facts became available TO
official Washington.
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Stone Chief Justice,
Byrnes and Jackson
Appointed to Court
Republican Is Moved Up;
Senator Is Confirmed
In Minutes
By JOHN c. HENRY.

President Roosevelt today nominated Associate Justice Harlan
r Stone be Chief Justice of the United States
time he nominated Senator James F. ByrneS
Democrat Carolina Attorney General Robert H
Jackson justices of the Supreme Court
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes
whose retirement effective July l. Senator ByrneS Will
take the seat McRenodS who has already retired
will succeed to the place MADE vacant
by the elevation of Justice Stone.
Confirmed in IL Minutes.
The nominations bring back to its full membership
of nine and bring to of Roosevelt appones
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hell" and firing against the screech-
ing Stukas until her last dry gun
slipped under the water, it was said.
The Ladybird. famous as part Of
Brltain's Yangtze River patrol, was
fired on December II, 1887, by Japa-
nese shore batteries-the same day
(See LADYBIRD, Page A-16)
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japanese Supply Ships
Reach Huinun Island
BY the Associated Press.

by lIIt hSSUNIdVtU 7 ItOp'
SAIGON, French Indo-China,
June 12.-Arrival of a feet of heav-
lily laden Japanese supply ships at
Hainan Island, off the South China
coast, and departure of about 1000
japanese soldiers from Haiphong,
Northern Indo-C China, presumably
for Hainan, we're reported by re-
liable sources today.
Additional japanese warplanes
were reported arriving at Hanoi,
Indo- China capital where the jap
anese have a base. 1t Is supposed
they will help step up raids on the
Burma road into China.
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BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VICHY, Unoccupied France,
June 12.-Military dispatches
from Syria today said Australian
troops advancing along the
coastal road toward Beirut had
fought their way almost to the
outskirts of Sidon, Is miles south
of the Lebanese capital.
Fighting in this sector was re-
ported growing hotter and hotter,
with both sides suffering heavy
losses.
The French insisted, however,
that Sidon had not yet fallen and
that French troops were giving up
ground only a foot at time, de-
spite the relentless pounding OF the
British fleet, including battleship,
two cruisers and five destroyers.
Little Change Elsewhere.
The situation in other sectors, ac-
cording to advices received in Vichy
at midday, was changed only little
from yesterday. There was said to
be heavy fighting in the vicinity OF
Kissoue, 10 miles southwest OF
Damascus, where the French said
all British attacks had been repulsed
There was no detailed Information
from the Euprhates sector, although
the French denied Ankara reports
that Deir-Ez-Zor had been cap
tured. French military circles said
they had the impression that only
a few British troops were operating
in that northern sector, that the
British were using mostly Irao
forces there.
The French said there was almost
no British air activity yesterday
while French planes were used ef-
fectively against the long British
columns.
Latest reports from Beirut, how
ever. said British planes again at
tempted to attack that city and 1t!
port last night, but the anti-aircraf
defenses put up an extremely heav!
barrage. Further details were lack
inp
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U. S. Freighter Aground
In Foo OFF California

By the Associated Press
SANTA BARBARA, Calf, June IL,
The 5.0O0-ton American freighter
Iowan went ashore today in a heavy
fog at Government Point. Assistance
is being sent from San Francisco.
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Antonescu Quits Munich
BY the Associated Press.

MUNICH, June 12.-Premier Gen.
Ion Antonescu of Rumania left
here by plane today after a series
of conferences with German leaders
said to have included meeting with
Adolf Hitler,
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Many U. S. Light Tanks
Ordered by Australia
BY the Associated Press.

SYDNEY, Australia, June H.
The Australian government has
ordered a large number of light
tanks from the United States, Army
Minister Percy Spender announced
today.
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.Nozi Sub That Sank
Robin Moor Aware
Of|dentity, U.S.. Told
Undoubtedly Was
Victim Of Germans,
Consul Reports
BACKGROUND


United States merchant ship
Robin Moor 1UdS torpedoed and
sunk about 700 miles south OF
Cape Verde Islands in South At
ldntic on May 21, repeatedly By
German submarine. Succession
OF comparable incidents before
1917 led to PreSident1WilSon'S de-
cision to arm American merchant
UeSSelS to resist unrestricted sub
marine warfare.
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British Gunboot LodybId Sunk
In Stukds' Attack at 7obruk
Monitor Terror Also Destroyed in Ron
Of 500-Pound Bombs OFF Libyon Coast
By LARRY ALLEN,
Associated Press War correspondeI

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, June l2-Britans famous gunboat
Ladybrd 625 and the monitor Terror whose 5nch
helped ay shore deense Lbya have been destroyed
by Stuka dive bombers it reported today.
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Where to register See
map on Page "A.
When to register Todoy
between the hours Of $50
| pm. and $50 pm.
Why resister-To place
Yourself at the service Of
the community should an
emergency arise.
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sooner because of a scarcity of regis
trars.
So overtaxed were registrars yes
terday that an additional staff OF
nearly 40 persons were distributed
among the A schools at which ap-
plicants may fill out the service
blanks. The new helpers were
reached by telephone and were
1See CIVILIAN DEFENSE PP A-4l
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Summary of Todoy's Star

welfare center farm plan dropped
from District bill. Page B-1
Pedestrians death sends traffic toll
to 80. Page AIT
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Beirut Menaced
By Australians,
Is Miles Away
British Continuing
Drive on Damascus
With Tank Attacks
BACKGROUND

HdUing defeated pro-ArtS goU-
ernment OF IrdQ, British. last
Sunday inUdded Syria and Leb-
anon, held By Vtchy French goU-
ernment under mandate from
League OF Nations, in more to
preuent establishment OF German
toothold in Asia Minor tChich
might Serue as stepping stone to
Suez Canal. InudSton lCdS pre-
ceded By week OF reports that
German troops 1cere fltering
into Syria.
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Weather Forecast

Mostly cloudy, slowly rising tempera-
ture; occasional showers tonight and to-
morrow; lowest tonight about 80. Tenn
peratures today-Highest. Sc, at mid
night; lowest, So, 1890 am; 81, 2 pm.
From the United states Weather Bureau report
Full Details on PAGE A-2.
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Continued on Page A-2, Column l..
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ATiONAL-fORelGh
Associated Press and C4' Wirephotos. North
American Newspaper Alliance. Chicago
Daily News Foreign Service and The Stars
Staff Writers. Reporters and Photographers.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 1887 de luxe 4-door erunk
sedan; one owner; driven $500 miles;
Lpho lstery spOtleSs, built-in RADIO. hes ter
equal 10 a 1870 car; S:ia5 terms Cross
town Motors, 1921 Bladensburs rd. ne
STUDEBAKER 1870 Champion coupe;
$4,000 actual mileage; new-car guaran-
tee BURROWS Studebaker. 900 NJ st. Sc
AT. 1856.
STUDEBAKER 1893 Commander 4-door
trunk sedan oVerdrive; 1850 actual
miles perfectly clean car priced for i'm
mediate sale AZ S4a5. MERSON & THOMP-
SON. $3.50 Wisconsin ave WI. 5la5-
1888 STUDEBAKER Command club Sc
dan. beautiful blue finish radio, heater
and g4S-saving overdrive; many unused
miles in used Studebaker. Butler
bonded. only SiS1 LEE D. BUTLER
CO. 1921 2lst 81. NV. DI. l@lS.
1898 STUDEBAKER President sedan;
radio and heater built by Studebaker
Motor craftsmen: a car you can buy in
perfect confidence. fully backed by the
famous Butler bond Only S541. LEE
D. BUTLER CO, 1854 Pa. ave. Sc. AT.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


PLYMOUTH 1895 4-door de luxe, trunk
sedan, Al condition: radio and heater;
terms. Warfield s9l7
PLYMOUTH 1887 sedan radio; excellent
condition throughout; sacrifice, S265. EN-.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan; radio broadeloth upholstery like
new black finish, unusually clean through
out suaran,sfa SS2 dsT9 %Urdss mo- to pay
2l.l Bladensburg Rd. NE. DE. 1908.
PLYMOUTH late 1886 de luxe coupe; ex-
eeilent condition .,1n Throughout: must see to
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe 4-dr. IT, sed;
must see to appreciate: $40; $40 down.
low payments; take trade. Sun Motors.
s55 Fla. NV. DE. 035s.
PLYMOUTH. 1885 sedan; exceptional buy;
low down payment. Burrows StudeDaker,
9o0 M ST. Sc. AT. 5966.
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-doo- de luxe sedan;
beautiful Washingto ton blue finish tires show
little wear. upholstered IN spotless and
new IN every respect; 30-day no-cost
o.. nE1 EDWARD G ADAMS. GO, 5000
OPEN SUNDAY.
PLYMOUTH 1896 2-door sedan; original
black finish, mohair upholstery, heater; 30
day written guarantee: 50 down. including
tags and title: S16.s9 a month LOGAN
MOTOR co, :}540 14th st. NV. HO 400.
PONTIAC 1887 5-pass. sedan; black finish
very good @ k. motor and : very coed
tires very clean interior and will Give you
many thousands of miles Of excellent
S$75 L P. sTEUART. INC. TBS Rhode
Island ave. 2. Dupont 1}43
PONTIAC 1898 de luxe coupe: for the
man or woman who is looking for safe
and dependable small car this guaranteed
Irew Value coupe with custom radio and
heater is the answer. Good tires. clean
interior and Specially priced at S475; easy
terms.
THE TREW MOTOR co,
1926 14th ST. NV. l4th and Pa. Ave. S e.
PONTIAC 1880 6-cylinder "-door touring
sedan: bright black finish, radio and
heater; like new inside and out; an out
standing bargain at S6g5.
MCKEE PONTIAC.
5l00 Wisconsin Ave. Emerson $3.50
PONTIAC 1888 4-door sedan: 81 down;
truly very clean automobile with good
radio and heater. fine mechanical shape;
one-owner car that has had perfect
care.
Il r. LEARY, Jr & BROS
81 and New York Ave. NE. HO 61l2.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC, 1898 ,6-cylinder 2-door Sc
dan; bright blue finish; radio and heate:;
22nd and SITS. NV. Me O4Oo.
PONTIAC 1898 2-door coach: good condi-
tion; owner selling equity. Republic 400,
Apt. 1910.
PONTIAC late 1897 de luxe custom town
4-door sedan radio heater: driven r.
600 miles by one owner; can hardly be
told from new: upholstery spotless: S395.
terms. Cross Town Motors. Bladensburg
I'd. at New York ave. ne.
door sedan: radio heater, clock. de-
froSters: driven $500 miles, cannot be
tod tod +, from new; Upholstery spotless Govt
Town Motors. Bladensburg I'd. at New
York ave. ne.
PONTIAC 1910 2-door sedan truly beau
tiinl car hat is above o,snt average from
Lnblemished 2-tone blue finish. fine tires
and quiet, economical motor; sold With
our 3O-day no-cost guarantee: S165,
EDWARD G. ADAMS Co
So Potomac Ave. Sc. FIR. 1922.
OPEN SUNDAY,
PONTIAC 1895 g 4-door trunk sedan:
or and DasS res s5h very s dnan sG2d
month LOGAN MOTOR CO. 3540 I4th
ST W. Ho. 4l0n.
PONTIAC 1887 6-cvlmder 4 4-door tour
eegn nb share
fine tires and powerful, economical mo-
tor: an all-sround nice car; only S3a5
PAUL BROS, 800 Wisconsin ave. Wood
STUDEB AKER 1899 Commander trunk Sc
dan: orisinal finish ike new; MOTOR. tires
and general condition far above the aver
age 939 model; low in price: truly q
bsresln for S515. L. P STEUART. INC,
11"5 Rhode Island ave ne Dupont 7;43
STUDEBAKER '3S President sedan: black
hnlSh: very clean: radio and heater and
mechanical tod
car No 325.
H, B. LEARY Jr & BROS
lSt and New York Ave NE HO. 60l9
STUDEBAKER 1871 Champion custom
a-ooor sedan; driven only 500 miles your
opportunity 10 save ~l't5; carries full new
car guarantee. MCKEE PONTIAC, 11no
and SIS. NV NE. 0400.
STUDEBAkER 1871 Land Cruiser Skyway
series Commander. l.000 miles. beautiful
tWo-tone gray. doctors car. good as new
SO" less han original cost. Phone Ken
SlnRton TS4-R
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EIdLa M y anu TtIIIT@-
TRIANGLE MOTORS.

FORD 1871 super de luxe sedan coupe:
haroor gray finish, VhlteWall tires, broad
cloth upholstery: driven only 5000 mi :
Evening star., 1941-07-06

FORD latest 1898 model s1A de luxe
FoTG0r sedan driven $500 miles by one
owner, radio. heater clock. white-wall
tires upholstery and finish like brand-new
car: can scarcely be told from new; c445.
terms. Crosstown Motors, Bladensburg rd.
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El)NARJ u. ADAMS Gu.
s"2 Potomac Ave Sc FIR 1922
OPEN SUNDAY

and heater looks like rev: only S345:
liberal terms. SIMMONS MOTORS. 1897
J3fh c
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EDWARD G. ADAMS co,
SO Potomac ave. F. FIR. 1922.

PLYMOUTH 1896 @-door trunk sedan:
ORIGINAL black factory finish, fine tires and
upholstery; quiet economical motor. ready
for thousands of miles OF safe driving
See this car today az our low price OF
S945, s. down. balance easy
EDWARD G. ADAMS CO.
80, Potomac Ave SF FP loo
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

TERRAPLANE 1887 "-door sedan; private
owner. in exceptionally good condition.
low MILEAGE $50. RA. $3.50.
TERRAPTANE 1896 4-dr. r. sed; one;
owner car with very low mileage. orlrlnsl
pant, brand-neW tires, SO down - > -
q month. MERSON & THOMPSON. 6s59
Wisconsin ave. WI 5l"5-
WILLYS 1899 .-door sedan; cyl, very
economical. sacrifice. $3.50 terms. sun
Mnlnrs Mlh ELa ave DE- nAhs
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1870 Ford de luxe sedan. original black
finish: motor Just nicely broken in ex-
Cel!snI rubber. Butler bonded. only SG"1
DI l3IS
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ped with radio and heater: driven only
1000 miles and like new throughout:
economical S5-horSepoWer motor fine
rubber; clean as a new car. only $50
PAUL BROS, 800 Wisconsin ave Wood
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PACKARD 30 super club coupe. with
radio: blue firlsh. yerv good tres. clean
inside and out and perfect Mechanically;
$685.. Car No 4ni.
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H, B LFARY, Jr & BROS.
| & a nd Now York Ave- Y e HO E0l

PLYMOUTH 80 Roadkine sedan black
finish. very good tires and perfect mechan
ically. fine transportation al only S495.
See car No no}.
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PACKARD "6" IS conv. cpe- &c luxe.
no time. no trade Needs S55 TOP and
rlnes. See original owner Mon. Tues.
Wed eve. S-l0, Soc Sec. BLDG, 4th and
Evening star., 1941-07-06

TOFD N0CTT \ ITNI- rVvV Ol7I. I4I19
cIcon; goluE IL service. Gil. 0S"I.
FORD 1870 a. luxe Foroor sedan black
finish vrIte-wail tires. upholstery al|"FS
covered, heater, low mileage. one oWnef'
Evening star., 1941-07-06

FORDS, 1896 tf'. TuoorS and FordorS:
Sl79 up: very good condition and can be
bought for - down. balance easy terms.
LOGAN MOTOR co, $40 14th ST. NV.
HO AlnN
Evening star., 1941-07-06

1929 OLDS 6-GN sedan: sray finish. hot
water heater, Fisher body. no-dratt yen-
tllatlon low mileage: eXceller- condition.
Butler bonded: only S56. LEE D BUT
I.ER CO. llol rlsf 9. n " DI lolN
Evening star., 1941-07-06

OLDSMOBuE 1898 .6' 4-door trk. sed
priced for immediate sale. S5"6 500
down. balance easy terms MERSON Il
THOMPSON. 6S5h Wisconsin ave. WI
Evening star., 1941-07-06
TRIANGLE MOTORS.

FORD 1889 dc luxe Focdor sedan. radio
and heater. FOlkSrOne grey finish. red hubs
truly immaculate and perfect. guaranteed
Evening star., 1941-07-06

finish, smartly appointed interior large
luGsaEe space: very low mileage By one
careful owner nev-car condition through
out: 3O-day. no-coSt guarantee; low down
payment and easy terms. S695
EDWARD G. ADAMS CO
Evening star., 1941-07-06

FOPn I93, Tudor frunn sedan. LARGE mo-
toT radio and heater, nbeT-c!oth seat COW VI
toish j5rtorv motor excellent tires, ~t"5
4 eood prlce tor tnIs one: one owner
S1Q down and ~2l month. no Co-SlsneIs'
BE ~
Evening star., 1941-07-06

FORD 1910 5-paSSenger convertible club
oeTrosrers. tan leather upholstery. black
top. Rreen finish. new whliiS, siaeWSa noe all
ask only S-Ig Save >37G on his car.
SIS down. no noorsers LOGAN MOTOR
co Ford, III 18th st. NV. bIStrlct
5SOO
Evening star., 1941-07-06

GRAHAM 1895 siX-cvl. four-door sedan
trunk; radio Sis Randolph Sa15, any
Evening star., 1941-07-06
TRIANGLE MOTORS.

IFWT HN0Ht INIHIN ~ N.f d T'1I'-.
FORD 1870 5-pes sseuzer coupe clean
throuGhout, guaranteed, liberal trade easy
Evening star., 1941-07-06

HUDSON 1899 convertible brougham Sc
dan. maroon finish, wine-colored leather
upholstery factory radio and heater sns-
cal cat-Valk bumper grill This is the
dos sC!est baby in town. Sells new for
neariy 5000. We have i or our new
car uooT. 81 II ~ lSth 81 NV priced
az Nh3a, S5p down. Logan Motor Co
Evening star., 1941-07-06

4OI b-2oae lSiatld ave - y Z DE M
FORD latest 1899 de luxe convertible
coupe. radio heater: car like new through
out, cannot be told from new. 4 600 miles;
S5G5 terms. Cross Town Motors Blaoens-
burg I'd al New York ave. ne.
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HUDSON 1896 4-door sedan: excellent
hnlsh. fine tires, very GOOD motor equipped
LOVING MOTORs-Your PACKARD Dealer.
~ I'm ST. NV Re n1nI
Evening star., 1941-07-06
TRIANGLE MOTORS.

FORD 1885 de luxe coupe; black finish,
Inohair upholstery. motor has new rings;
very clean. guaranteed, 80 down. $3.50
Evening star., 1941-07-06

FORD 1855 d= luxe sedan. N excellent
cord ton owner leaving town no trade
IN 1855 IL G.enwood I'd, Bethesda
Nd WI S3~J
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PLYMOUTH, bra~d-nev 194l special de-
luxe Spas. club coupe. "-toEe maroon nm
lsh extras including tailored scat covers.
bumper SuarGs- etc: purchaser trans
fnrre6 cost Sa35 with extras. Spec!s. TO-
dav $3.50, rcW-car guarantee anc terms
CrCSE.owu Motors, B!adensburs Td, at
y. Y ave ne