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The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09

WASHINGTON, D. CLAMP
When the National Alliance of
Postal Employees holds it's eleventh
biennial session in Baltimore on
Aug. 10, keen interest will be CEN
tered in the fight for the leadership
of that organiza ton.
At this early date, there are five
candidates for the post of preSi-
dent; Lafayette F. Ford, who has
held office for the past four years;
Trazzvant Anderson, of the railway
postal service, former columnist
who was asked to choose between
his newspaper work and the postal
work not long ago; G. N. T. Gray.
the welfare officer of the organiza-
ton for five years; Percy l.. Con-
rad, clerk in the Newark Post
office and Percy r. Hines of Chi
cago, who for four years edited the
Postal Alliance magazine
Over a hundred delegates will
assemble in Baltimore for the three
day. session to be held at the Sharp
Street AME Church, representing
the 70 branches of the alliance.
But the fight for the presidency
is the chief center of interest es-
pecially here in Washington, where
Mr.. Gray has his office and has
been actively engaged in the well
fare of the $4,000 Negro postal en-
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Achievements OF
Negro Depicted
In Large Panel
Glass Will Be
Carried to Monrovia
During August

NEW YORK C1TY-(ANP) - a
symbolic stainedglass window, de
signed to be taken to Monrovia, Lii
bei ia, and installed in the assembly
room of the College of West Africa
has been placed on temporary ex-
hibition in the rooms of the board
of missions and church extension
of the Methodist church, $50 Filth
avenue. New York City.
According to Walter F.. Walker
Librarian consul-general in New
York. "the window typifies the as
pirations of the republic Of Liberia
and will be forceful and constant
inspiration to the students who pass
through this school to live up to
the ideals of useful citizenship"
TO MONROvIA
The window will be taken to
Monrovia in August by the Rev. R.
L. Embree. of Carmel, NJ Y, for
mer president of the College OF
West Africa, who returns to become
principal Of the leading industrial!
training school of Liberia, under
missionary auspices. The College OF
West Africa was founded in 1882
by Melvin B. Cox, first foreign
missionary of the Methodist church
and his service is commemoratec
In panel of the window with his
challenge, Let not Africa be given
up"
The artist who designed the win
dow is Alfred James Tulk, mural
painter. of Stamford. Conn. He re
Gently spent a year and a half as
a resident and teacher in Liberia
and is familiar with the college and
its people. The M. j. Mclaughlin
studios in New York produced the
window from Mr.. Tulk's design.
All the characters shown are Ne
groes, and this is believed to be
one of the first stained glass win
dows ever made honoring the
achievements and labors of the
race Mr.. Tulk thus describes the
design:
"The all-embracing living tree
symbolizes the growing Liberia with
its roots in the earth of primitive
Africa. Natural forms of vegeta.
ton are in its branches,-the palm
banana, eddie, paw-paw, rice, bread
fruit, pineapple and the nationa
flower of Liberia.
COLLEGE IN CENTER
AT the heart of the tree is tn
College of West Africa, source O
learning and social relationship
necessary in the development O
growing youth. In the center abov
it are typical students representa-
the academic courses of the Col
lege. To left and right are give
the practical arts with which bool
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09
Green Probing jim, Crow
In Federation Unions

constitution of your organization
requiring citizenship, creating any
discrimination against Negroes
creating discrimination against any
other race, prohibiting any dis
elimination because of race? If SO
please quote the provision. If not,
is there a provision prohibiting
discrimination please quote.
Is there any provision in your by
laws. ritual or elsewhere requiring
discrimination against Negroes?
Any other race? Quote provision
This information will be available
for the Fair Employment Practice
Committee in attempting to meet
this question of diScliminations
against Negroes by the trade
unions.
This is the most comprehensive
and far-reaching step yet taken by
the American Federation of Labor
to gather reliable and vital data
ON this question,
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09

WASHINGTON, D. c. (SNS-
AS result of the Executive Order
issued by President Roosevelt on
June 25th, under which a Fair
Employment Practice Committee
has been established composed of
six members of which William
Green, president of the American
Federation of Labor is one, a ques
tionnaire has been sent out by
President Green to all national
and international unions for the
purpose of securing information
about the number of Negroes who
are members of AFL unions, the
extent to which Negroes participate
in the committees that run and
regulate the activities of the unions
and the extent to which Negroes
attend the various national con-
ventions
Questions such as the following
are included in the quesLlonnalre:
Is there any requirement in the
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09
Appoint Mitchell
ToWorld Congress

brook, Henry Luce, Eleanor Roose-
velt Anthony Eden, Duke of Wind
sor, David Lloyd George, Fiorella
LaGuardia, Dorothy Thompson.
Cordell Hull and dozens of other
international greats.
Streit's suggestion is freedom for
all men equality thorough union
now. The first step toward union,
he suggests, is for American clti-
1ens to ask their representatives
in Congress and the President to:
Invite at least the people of Can
ada, the United Kingdom, Fire,
and New Zealand to form with US
provisional Federal Union model
ed broadly on the United States
Constitution.
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09
See Bitter Fight
At NAPE Meetinq

ployees for the past five years.
Recent issues of the official mag
azine of the organization have
carried bitter vituperative articles
assailing Mr.. Gray and his record
and he in turn has gone on rec
ord as saying he is ready to carry
the fight for the election right on
the floor of the convention.
According to the constitution of
the Alliance, every member in
good standing is privileged to vote
for the national officers. This
means that hundreds of ballots will
have to be mailed out and return
ed to be counted before new
president can be determined.
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09

NEW YORK CITY-(SN.S0-
Representative Arthur H. Mitchell,
only colored Congressman has been
named by Look Magazine as one OF
fifty famous personages selected by
the magazine to head a hypotheti-
cal World Union Congress, based
on ideas set forth by Clarence K.
STREET, president OF Federal Union,
Inc, an organization championing
a union of the democracies on the
same general clan as union of the
48 states.
Rep. Mitchell is listed and pic
tltred along with such advanced
thinkers as President Roosevelt
Winston Churchill, Lord Beaver
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09

The L. S. Department of Agriculture, through its Farm
Security Administration, is busy engaged in effort to
relocate 5000 southern farm families that have been dis
placed by the War Departments expanded army pF0gram
family is shown moving FROM the Camp
Croft area upper right family and their neighbOrs from
Camp Stewart have just arrived in their new home
near Hazchurst Ga center road sign in the Camp Stew
art Ca area warning pasSersby lower left
of prefabricaed houses at Hazelhurs Farms inc,
near HaZchurst, Ga lower right farm family IS so""
,eavi,o their home Whestone S. c. in the Spartan
burg army camp FSA not only helps to relocate a
lies but also provides for them rehabilitation loans -
Farm Security Administration photos.
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SPIKES RUMOR

NEW YORK-(ANP)- B.
Granger, assistant executive secre-
tary of the National Urban league,
has spiked the rumor current here
for the past few weeks that some
labor post in Washington is being
readied for him, and emphatically
stated that he is not particularly
interested in leaving the Urban
league with which he has long been
identified
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09
Project Being
Launched by st.
Louis NAACP

ST. LOUIS-(S N S)-The st.
Louis branch of the NAACP
through President S. R. Redmond,
has lust launched a commendable
project, which, according to those
who have heard of it, as well as
the sponsors, should receive
the support, not only of the Ne
groes of the state but of the whites
as well,
In letter sent to Governor For
rest G. Donnell, President Redmond
asks that marker be placed along
Highway II, pointing out to the
world the birthplace of DR.. George
Washington Carver, the Wizard OF
Tuskegee who was born in Newton
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09

your dIIeCbiuu'
j. IA nice, we'll known out-of
town boy was coming to see me
and now he has stopped. He won't
even write me. / am just as nice
a girl as any other girl in this
town and everybody else says so
but somebody wrote and told this
bows mother that 1 was bad girl.
He told me everything that was
said about me and said that he
really loved me and he did not
care and wasn't going to stop COM
inc to see me. All of sudden he
stopped and won't even write me.
That's what worries me.
Ans: Whether you know 1t or
not your friend has quite a way
with the girls and his neglect of
you isn't caused as you think by
idle rumOrs that you are bad
girl" he has greatly exaggerated
this story. think you will find the
real reason for his absence can be
traced to a very cute and pretty
brown skin lassie.
u. U.-OOI1lCOllC CA1AON q VI lSN III
our window, was it just an enemy?
I am going to have baby and l
would like my husband to stay home
at night. He says he is going to be
better since our last fight, he said
that before should 1 believe him or
not?
Ans: A mans true character
seems to pop out on him when his
wife is with a child. That's one
way to tell good husband. If he
remains loyal and true during preg-
nancy consider yourself a lucky
woman. Too many husbands today
take this opportunity to romp and
gallivant around having good
time at their wife's expense. I fear
that the brick that came thru the
window resulted from some vi y0u
husbands running around,
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09
Seek To Erect Marker At
Birthplace OF DR.. Carver

ton of him which will do much
to promote the national morale
which is so vital at this time," the
letter concludes.
Letters written to Gov. Donnen
in jefferson City, endorsing the
placing of such a marker in honor
of DR.. Carver will be highly appre-
ciated as a real service to the
racial group.
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09

county, about six miles northeast
of NeoSho.
DR.. Carver is one of the most
distinguished scientists of our
times and easily takes his ranks
among the outstanding Missourians,
the NAACP request points out.
HE has been honored by many
organizations and it is especially
fitting that his state show recogni-
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09

are going with is well worthy of
your affection.
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09

L. E. WI am 40 years old and
I have been married twice. My
first husband died and my second
husband and I have been separat-
ed going on 4 years. My first marr1-
age was a happy one and 1 have
two grown girls but my second mar
riage was a miserable life. I have
been going with a man II months
and 1 like him very much and he
seems to like me. I would like to
try married life again do you
think this man would make me a
good companion? I am SO very
lonesome at times.
Ans: You are still young wo-
man and there is no reason why
you should deprive yourself of the
love and cOmpaniOnShip of a good
husband. Your girls are well able
to look out for themselves. now
thanks to the fine education you
gave them and I am sure if you
talk the matter over with them.
uiey will offer n0 objection To your
plan, Iii. my OpiniOn the man you
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09

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The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09

A D-My husbands grandfather
is in possession of some money and
have asked him to loan me some
of it. Do you think I will be success
full?
Ans: All you will get for your ef-
forts is a REFUSAL. Grandpa is
a shrewd old gentleman and he in
tends to hang on to his money to
the very end. He knows that a
loan to you would be very poor
risk and that maybe he would get
his money and maybe not .... SO
give up the idea of pulling his leg.
Q. B-I want to leave my hus-
band because he is SO mean to me
and likes to draw knife on me
every time he gets angry. Please
knowledge is augmented and made
to bear fruit.
''In the top panels are the ideals
toward which the youth of any
country must strive,-God and
country. Liberia, the nation, is
symbolized by its flag and seal, its
flower, the presidents mansion, the
lighthouse. The Good Shepherd
symbolizes the Christian faith
which is the hope of the world.
$50 by these ideals and with
hard work on the part of the stu
dents taking full advantage of the
excellent opportunities given tc
willingly by the faculty of the Col
Iege of West Africa, Liberia can
grow to her full stature"
The Phoenix index., 1941-08-09

tell me if It will be safe for me to
leave him?
Ans: Not if you intend to stay
in the same town. No man with
such an uncomfortable temper as
your husbands will bear aggravat-
ing and that's about what will
happen if you stay where you are
now. When you do leave .... put
plenty of mileage between you and
vor husband and keep your where
aboutS secret.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1910 Torpedo club coupe;
equipped with heater. very low mileage, in
terror is spotless and outside finish Is like
owner; looks and runs like new car;
only SS15.
1925 GOTH PeHAsEt 81: NV sHRE1GE DIsiF,et sr41.
PONTIAC 1910 de luxe 2-dr. sedan: a
one-owner car, finished in 2-tone blue:
very low mileage, tires like new. car
that will give you new-car service in every
detail. Can arrange terms as low as $50
down and $500 per mo-; fully guar. in
writing.
sss pot1Dsc aDw, Ave. &; APAMs 5El c9i pR. 1929.
Open Sunday.
PONTIAC 1910 de luxe 50 4-door touring
sedan; beautiful maroon finish, excellent
condition; 90-day guarantee; "A months to
pay.
,.oo suPERJoR MOTORS; ooo
PONTIAC 1899 de luxe a-door trunk Sc,
mileage car; must be seen and driven to be
"' COMMUNITY MOTORS. INC.
$500 Hampden Lane. Bethesda WI $500.
PONTIAC 1887. 5-passenger sedan;
equipped with rSdiE very clean black nm
very good tires; a very desirable car at a
low price; only $3.50. L. P. STEUART,
INC. l125 r. I. ave. ne. Dupont 7343.
PONTIAC 1910 Torpedo sedan; air condi-
must sacrifice. EN-. 61s3.
PONTIAC 1913 2-door special de luxe Sc
dan; beautiful maroon finish Very clean,
exceptionally good tires, steering shift seat
covers, perfect motor; S415
H. b. LEARY. Jr., 4 BROS
lst and New York Ave. NE. HO 6Oi2.
PONTIAC rs business coupe; equipped
si practically new tires and very clean. A
g04 Drive this one on your vacation
Liberal trade and terms. BUY WITH
CONFIDENCE from
H. B. LEARY Jr., & BROS
Isl and New York Ave. NE HO. 60l2.
RoLLS-ROYCE 1925 hm.: chauffeur driven
excellent condition: cash only Mr. Morri-
SON North 9R59 after : pm.
STUDEBAKER. S26s 1886 sedan. very
clean car from bumper TO bumper Motor
and tires, far above average. This car is
one you'll be proud TO own and SATISFIED
TO drive. real barsain at only S36s
Ask TO see Used Car No. 1924
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON,
Hyattsville, Md. WA OS0u.
STUDEBAKER 1910 de luxe 4-door sedan:
RADIO, climatizer 5000 miles. Ike new,
S125. II. i341-R after 5 pm
STUDEBAKER 1885 sedan. 4-door: trunk
radio and heater; an exceptionally clean
ST ssI S1a2: year written euarsntee
burg I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1941-08-10

PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe o-door touring
conditton; ~a erte'uy sSarsnteed ante IS down, SIS
0'''' TRIANGLE MOTORS ~
1401 R. I. Ave. NE. DE. 500.
PONTIAC 1899 de luxe 2-door touring Sc;
dam powerful S-cylinder motor. beautiful
Tado and n'h Very ys ean
Sti stsndns buy at at only s555. ARCADE pom
T1AC. 1897 Irving st. nv. Adams 5000.
PONTIAC 1895 4-door touring sedan II this is
and runs exceptionally fine: very good
only irS ss sssn ARCADE stas PoNTIAc 1Gs7 ir
wing st NV Adams $500
sedan Exceptionally clean finish and up
nearly perfect will give you lots of service
RcSDF sFs fSo FoNF s to 1s rSns sny s saw
Adams $500,
PONTIAC 1887 8-cyl. de luxe 2-door Sc
dan; fine motor good rubber. clean in
terror and will give YOU many thousands of
pree OF noW eTeen ss aha sRtsef sf5eS @
1437 Irving st. NV. Adams $500.
PONTIAC 1910 4-door 6-cyl. S725: i'm
maculate. Flood Pontiac, 1921 Connecti-
cut, WO. S4Ol.
PONTIAC 1896 sedan; 3.do9r; trunk; has
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO, o. go Bladens-
burg rd. ne.
PONTIAC 1910 club coupe de luxe "6",
500: immaculate. low milease; Flood
PONTIAC latest 1896 de luxe trunk Sc
dan: $1,000 miles: one owner; equal to
sS$S $ S y cro's'oWh Motors BisdsnsOafs S. I'd
PONTIAC 1910 Dc luxe 2.doer sedan:
new: one owner: car driven very little.
appsr appesrance: ?H,y1' now s745. MCKEE PONTIAC,
35nd and sts. NV. NE. 0400.
PONTIAC 1889 coupe; an exceptionally
nice car for business or pleasure, me
clean finish and upholstery excellent
rubber only ck5t S5s5 PONTIAC
5100 Wisconsin Ave. EN- $3.50.
PONTIAC 1910 de luxe 2-door touring Sc
dan; performance and appearance to COM
pare with a new car spotless upholstery.
very clean finish, flne motor and excellent
MCKEE PONTIAC
5lo0 Wisconsin Ave. EN- $3.50.
PONTIAC 1899 club coupe; an exception
mileage one owner; smart finish and up
holstery,. excellent motor and tires; now
WHY ~ MCKEE PONTIAC.
500 Wisconsin Ave. EN- 1859.
PONTIAC 1889 de luxe 4-door sedan; truly
an outSt anding in every respect. I'M
maculate throughout. hne motor ano
practically new tires, low mileage; q very
N''e A MCKEE Pontiac
300 Wisconsin Ave EN- $500
PONTIAC 1889 4-door trunk sedan; power
full but economical S-cylinder motor that
is tuned to perfection; finished in attrsc-
tive blue baked enamel and clean as pin
inside; steering wheel shift and other late
al faa aaFNf all
a real bargain al only S515.
FEDERAL MOTORS.
2335 Blsdensbure Rd. NE. AT 672S
PONTIAC 1884 coupe; clean black finish,
very good tires; has had only one owner
since new; unusually low mileage, fine
mechanical condition; Sl45.
POHANKA SERVICE
ll16 Goth ST NV. District ql41.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

TERRAPLANE' s14s. 1885 coach This
will make even the most discriminating
buyer a lot OF car for very little bit of
money. Excellent motor and tires and
unusually clean in every respect. Reduced
for immediate sale 70 only Sl4S. Ask TO
see Used Car No. 1911.
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON,
Hyattsville, Md. WA 0s00.
TERRAPLANE 1886 4-dr. tr sedan:
one-owner car with very low mileage; orig
inal paint, 4 brand-new tires; So down,
S154S month. MERSON d THOMPSON,
1859 Wisconsin ave. WI. 5l95. Open
Sunday. 10 to 8.
TERRAPLANE 1896 cabriolet: finished in
beautiful light palm green and equipped
with new top; very good leather upholstery;
f1ne tires and motor; smart looking and
smooth performing and priced at only
S249; pay 50 down and $3.50 a month.
w. A. T. A. written guarantee. LOGAN
MOTOR CO, 18th and M SITS, NV. RE.
3251. Open Sunday.
WILLYS ] 339 2-dr. sed; good cond must
sacrifice at once; SlS5. Sun Motors, G55
Fla. NV. DE 035S
DE SOTO 1941 SEDAN
Not demonstrator, but my private car.
ROY JAMES,
RUSSELL MOTOR CO,
Columbia Manor.
3S0l BLADENSBURG RID. NE.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER 1884 2-dr sedan low mile
age. immsculately clean; bargain, Ss5.
terms 316S 18th st. NV. DU. 316s.
STUDEBAKER 1899 Commander sedan; jet
black finish: spotless interior; motor com
22nd and N SITS NV NE. O400.
luxe sedan: $4,000 actual miles, has cli-
matizer, underseat heater, has had seat
| covers on since new. For sale by owner,
S4s5. Will take car or cash, balance
| monthly. Shepherd 1892.
STUDEBAKER I941 land cruiser de luxe;
radio, climatlzer. overdrive, white SIDE
walls dryfn winS 1000 mil miles original s5 pres
| STUDEBAKER 1884 Dictator coach ex-
ceptionally good condition, very clean in
| side. nice finish, runs perfectly; at $50 fup
price it's real bargain pay only " down
and SO month. w. A. T. A. written guar
antee. LOGAN MOTOR 90, 18TH and M
trunk sedan; almost brand-new; only
S6J5: written guaranty; years 10 pay.
Simmons Motors, 1887 14th ST. NV.
North 2l64. L
STUDEBAKER l941 Champion sedan;
green: only 100 mi: forced TO sacrifice
for 500 Can be seen at is s ST. NV.
Dupont i1l2.
STUDEBAKER 1898 6 4-door trunk sedan;
this car was formerly owned by a colonel
in the U. s. Army, original beige nnish.
17.147 actual miles. f1rst-line tires, spot
less upholstery, overdriye, in excellent me
months to pay. MERSoN & THOMPSON,
$3.50 Wisconsin ave. WI. 5195. Open
Sunday. 10 to e.
Evening star., 1941-08-10

PONTIAC 1899 de luxe 4door sedan; truly
an outstanding in every respect. I'M
maculate throughout. f1ne motor ano
practically new tires, low mileage very
nice family car for only $3.50.
MCKEE PONTIAC
nlnn WISCONSIN Ave EN- $500
Evening star., 1941-08-10

OLDSMOBILE 1898 Il 4-door trunk sedan;
the best of care bv former owner low
mileage Special today S445.
COMMUNITY MOTORS. INC.
ASnO uo,ondsn Lane tBetheSdal WI. $500.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
AUTOMOBILES For SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe o-door touring;
original black finish; upholstered in mo-
| hair: carefully used by ! owner; tiptop
condition; guaranteed; SIS down, Sl5
Evening star., 1941-08-10

OLDSMOBILE 1899 20 4-door sedan; ra-
oio, heater; a one-owner car; low mileage
See and drive this car today. Specially
priced, S595.
Evening star., 1941-08-10

PONTIAC 1910 Torpedo club coupe
equipped with heater. very low mileage. in
terror is spotless and outside finish Is like
new. driven very carefully to one former
owner; looks and runs like new car;
Evening star., 1941-08-10

OLDsMOBILE 1885 4-door sedan; radio
and heater clean finish and interior; mo-
tor and tires very good only Sl99 EZ
Evening star., 1941-08-10

OLDSMOBnE 1910 6-cylnder 4-door tour
that is spotIess, upholstery immac aculate.
equipped with heater. driven very little
by one owner; looks and runs like new
car: only S6a5.
Evening star., 1941-08-10

PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe coupe and 2-door
sedan; original lustrous finish, very clean
upholstery, motor and tires excellent; low
LINCOLN PARK MOTORS,
III eth ST. NE. AT. $500
Evening star., 1941-08-10

PLYMOUTH 1873; coupe; clean finish and
upholstery, mechanically Al, tires very
good. only S.i3g: EZ terms.
GEORGIA AVE. MOTORS,
Evening star., 1941-08-10

PLYMOUTH l94I special de like coune.
push-button radio, heater. erav finish new
car euarantee; substantial discount: i'm
mediate delivery "
SIIpEPJOP Nf0rnpc
Evening star., 1941-08-10

PONTIAC 1889 4-door trunk sedan; power
is tuned to perfection; finished in attrac-
tive blue baked enamel and clean as a pin
inside; steering wheel shift and other late
model features dual EQUIPMENT all around;
a real bargain at only S515.
FEDERAL MOTORS.
Evening star., 1941-08-10

PACKARD 1888 super f-passenger trunk
sedan; equipped with wheels, radio and
heater; attractive eun-metal gray finish.
beautiful upholstery, center armrest in
rear seat; $685..
LOVING MOTORS-Your Packard Dealer,
2421 14th St NV RE O5O3
Evening star., 1941-08-10

o.,9 l4th ST NV. DU 1900.
PLYMOUTH 1871 special oe luxe 4-door
SEDAN black finish, no runnng boards
heater; 1900 miles: co. oficial car: bie dis.
count; can be bought for 500 down. bal
months: new-car terms KEARNEY
MOICRS 3o2t Conn. ave. WO 5IlJ
Evening star., 1941-08-10

OLDSMoBLE 1888 5 4-door trunk sedan;
original finish: tires. upholstery Al: me-
chanically perfect. very eood USED car
Driven by one owner and with many miles
OF trouble-free service lef..
Evening star., 1941-08-10

PONTIAC 1899 club coupe; an exception
ally clean car that has had fine care. low
mileage, one owner: smart finish and up
holstery, excellent motor and tires now
only S565.