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Arkansas State press., 1941-12-12

Inc Community Welfare
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plOte ellUIt,
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SIoito nave DSlIi lo4taI lIu
ISiit SoofSi Out ooise
ms y. /. associallon lI.ly
Ie"etefsl Oh Nom LiltIe hVeN,
Ias sdheh as us theme Tor tue
leafs work, knowing Ine Com
hullty Inrouga Inc SCHOOL" MIS-
l.. IA. hoLpnson, cnaliman Oh tue
Program Committee, made the III
tioauetofy remarks cvnceinlng the
theme suggested by That commit
tee. ALI leacners gave their hearty
approval ana expressed intense In
terest IN endeavors OF bringing
about d closer relationship berwe9n
the school and the community.
The Christmas Party was CIV
tn Wednesday night at the Y. W.
I. A. Gilts were exchanged.
Games and reIresnments were SER
we'd beng in charge CT Misses
Bright Smith, and Mrs. L. w.
Jamlson. Nus. E. King, president
Mrs, N. 1. Ripley, secrseary.
SCHOOL NEWS
The program has been initiated
Tor the sale of Defense Stamps
IN the School. Arthur Gray, Slh
grade, was the first student to
purchase a stamp.
The Band, under the able diree-
tlon OF Mr.. K. Alexander is max
ing series of Concert Tours. On
thanksgiving Day, it played at
Fargo, for the Queens Corona
ton and Social. The Band will
give Concert at Merrill High,
Pine Buff, Tuesday, December Is.
The Entire Nous" Club Of the
/ Girls Reserve, Sclpio Jones has
selected its officers for halle
school term. Florence Crenshaw is
president. There are % members.
The Xmas party will be given Fri
day night, December 10 at the Y.
( w. c. A.
CHRISTMAS CANTAT1Ap
The Glee Club will present a
Social Dramatic Christmas Can.
tata, "A King Is Given" THURSDAY
eVenlng December Is in the High
School Auditorium. The program
VIII be under the direct supervi.
sion Of Mrs. A. X. Powell, who
is directress for the Glee Club.
A large audience is expected to
witness this holiday affair.
The "DAGONS" have closed q
strenuous and eventful year OF
Football. 10 conference gamls
with 6 victories, 3 defeats, and !
game tied. Coach C. l.. Horn, be.
heves that the experiences of this
Season (their first in six years.
foretell Conference Victory for the
next year. The Athletic Commit.
tee viii sponsor banquet for the
boys ut which time, sweaters. Ger.
tificates and letters will be given
Outstanding players are given as
follows: Reed, Wright. Saulter
Stephens, Peterson and Seroggins
The Good Citizen" Club of the
9Th Grade has completed several
projects selected at the beginning
OF the year. Among them is the
purchasing of pictures for the
wall, flowers, for pots and the
flower box. The Club plans a
Xmas Tree and Party. Leila An
derson, president, Arthur Mae
Johnson, secretary.
The second division of the 7th
grade Better English Club. held
its regular meeting Wednesday.
November 26, in room 10, at OPS
q. m, Wreba Washington. the
Arkansas State press., 1941-12-12
THE MODERNlSTIC CLUB MEETS

The Moderistc Club held their regular semi-monthly
meeting on Tuesday night, December g. with Mrs T. r. Rut
ledge hostess. Due to the different reports rather
lengthy business meeting held Plans being forward
ed for the annual entertainment in February Miss Theoa
Coema was the only member absent Much praise Civ
en- the hostess for the unusual menu served
Arkansas State press., 1941-12-12
PERSONALS

Miss Bette Joe Henderson, 1903 Bishop St., spent the
Thanksgiving weekend in ST. Louis Mo- visiting her bro
Their and came back by the way of Alexandria, La and said
"helo to the boy friend who incidentally is "n the Army
now" She reports very pleasant Weekend
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
Touches All
Phases OF
Broughton S Recon-
mendatlons to Leglsla-
ture Include Keeping
Balanced Budget With
Wider Range Of State
Services

HaIcleh, Jan. o lAp) Governor
J. N"lviil" B~roughton made &c rec
concentrations 10 the General Assem-
bly, today in his inaujguraI me sage.
including Il suggestion the legislators
immediately adopt q resolution an
plaudJng President Roo~tNclts dc
tense and aId-t0-Brltain propramz.
The new governor 1ouChcd on al
most all phases of the State govern
mcnt in his Inst message and cay
NED Out ms pledges TO demand a re-
tucmcnt system for teachers and
State employc, and removal Of the
sale, tax from Essential food for
home consumption"
He called lor creation OF a now
lZ1h congressional district and lof
traBpoTiInnmcnt of legislative HHcla-
betrhID based on the 1870 cena4~.
lcterendum.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
Hopson Given
Prison Term

New York, Jan 9,-(AlD Howard
c. IIopSon, who created a vast utlll-
ties empire which finally topped and
collapsed of It's " weight, was sen
fenced today to five years mlprlson
mcnt on each of the y mail fraud
counts on which he Wa convicted
December 81.
The terms were to run concurrent
ly.
Federal Judge Alfred G. CoNc, who
presided during the eight weeks of
Hopson's trial, diSregarded a plea
ior mercy from HoDson's lawyer.
Hopson stood silently beside his
lawyer during the pleading
The onc-tmc head Of the billion
dollar Associated Gas and Electric
system, now q broken, feeble man,
was charged by Assistant L. S. At
torney General Hugh A. Fulton with
perpctrating onc of the largest frauds
if not the largest, in financial his
tory.
The government charged that
Hops0n ~dclraudcd stockholders and
various units Of the intricate.
pyramided Associated Gas and Flee
trio Sctup Of approximately 100000
zoe,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
Legislative
Of
20 Points
Carries Out Pledges 10
Demand Retirement
System for Teachers
and State Employees
and to Broaden Tax
Exemptions

Raleigh, Jan. 9-(AUD-Govcrnor
J NJ. Broughton made 4G particular
recommendations 10 tho legislature
today in his inaugural address. They
could be grouped INTO 20 major
points. He recommended that the
legislature:
l.. CONTINUE a balancrd budget.
2. Keep the sale tx but add eX-
Cmn:lnns for "~eascat."I food for home
cnneUmption." and n'aI-o 30 ~rtbetan-
tial changes or additions in taxes.
3. Provide retIrenrrt n"nar0naS tor
all State employees. including teach
CT.
T.. Enact Immediat" laws prohibit
ing the unrestricted and unrcStrained
selling Of so-called fortified wines.
5. Adopt a resolution immediately
applaljdlng President RooacVcIt's de
Tense and authoritarian programs.
.. Provide a new congressional oil
trlct and reappurtlon legislative
membership. Both on the basis Of the
1910 census.
T.. Provide adequate appropriations
for higher educational Institutions.
public schools, vocational education.
adult education, reasonable cxpan-
sion OF the public health program,
state hospitals and institutions, and
Tor reasonable increases in teacher
salaries if it can be done within
available revenues.
3. Provide reasonable security for
teachers III their JOBS set { goal for
a standard nlnc-monthS school term
and a twelfth grade, consider adj
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
Conference
Called On
Aid To Britain

Washington, Jan. 9-(AP)-Presi-
Gent Roosevelt called Democratic
leaders of the House and Senate to-
day to a late afternoon conference on
Legislation to give him virtually un-
limited authority to lend and lease
war materials to Great Britain and
other nations fighting the axis pow
crs.
The meeting, it was believed, might
clear the way for introduction Of the
bill tomorrow. Heading the list Of
those asked to attend were Speaker
Rayburn and Senate Majority Lead
er Barkley,
On high authority it was said that
the measure as now drawn neither
imposes a top limit on possible lend
lease old nor sets up a corporation
to handle such aid.
On the contrary, the bill was said
to make possible future appropria-
lions for the program in any amount
which Congress may vote, and to de-
legate to the administration full re
sp%onsibility for handling the aid.
Pending Introduction of the legis-
lation, efforts toward expanding the
output of munitions and increasing
the amounts sent abroad were being
stepped up.
One administration official report
ed that we are working hard on
plans for releasing airplanes tC
Greece and hope to do something
soon He said none had Deer re
leased TO Greece.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
Shipyard
To Be Built
At Wilmington

Wilmington, Jan. 9.-(AP)- a
shipyard which will build "a ships at
d cost Of about 81, 750,000 apiece dur
ing the next "a months Will be erect
cd in Wilmington right promptly,
it was learned today from the New
port News Shipbullding and Dry
Dock Company of Newport News, Va.
There Will be either SIX or eight
ways erected, depending on the
building schedule which IS adopted,
and in addition there viii be fitting
piers and shops.
The \eWport News company has a
contract with the United States
Maritime Commission To build %
ships, the FIRST of which viii be built
IN their Newport News yards.
According to Captain Roger Will
hams, vice president Of the company,
it is probable the number of men
who will be employed at the peak
of production viii be 1000 or more.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
Command


Washington. Jan. 9-(AF)-Con-
solidation Of the .Nrny's commands
at the Panama Canal and in the
Caribbean area was announced today
by Secretary StimSon to strengthen
western hemisphere deienses.
StimSon said the existing Panama
Canal and Puerto Rlcan departments
and the new Trinidad base command
would be unified under the command
of Lieutenant General Daniel Van
Voorhis. Canal Zone chief.
The purpose Of the move, Stimson
told a press conference, is to pro
vide a unified command for the en-
tire Caribbean area with the aid of
increased efficiency and particularly
centralized control of air detenses
and forces.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
S. Bonds
Are Lower
Morgenthau Attributes
Decline In Market To
Federal Reserve Board
Proposal

Washington. Jan. 9,-(AP)- Secre-
tary Mnrgenthau said today the Fed
eral Reserve Systems authorization
Plan had caused an u~nWarranted de-
cline in the government bond mar
ket."
Although still refusing to make any
direct comment on the proposal the
Federal Reserve System advanced on
January |, the Treasury secretary
told a press conference that 1T Is a
fact and not al opinion that the de
cline in the prices Of government
bonds started when the Federal Re
serve statement was made
He said that he could not put into
figures how much the value OF gov
ernn1ent bonds had dropped since
New Years but added that it was not
sufficient to "diSturb' him.
He described the Federal Reserve
plan, which he repeatedly called the
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
CLIO Strike
In Defense
Plant Feared

Washington, Jan. 9.-(AP)-R, J.
Thomas, president of CLOS United
Auto Workers Union, said today he
expected Go members employed at
Tie Ranger Engineering Company,
Farmingdale. L. l., to strike sometime
between 5 and p. m. today,
This strike SITUATION earlier today
aroused House naval committeeman
10 talk OF congressional action after
they had heard Rear Admiral John
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
Inauguration Is
ColorfuIC Ceremony
Inaugural Crowd
Breaks Records

Raleigh, Jan. 9.-(AP)-policc
handling the inaugural day
crowd today estimated that be
tween $4,000 and 10000 per
sons saw the parade un FaNette-
Vile street shortly after ,
o'clock.
1T, the largest crowd | eve
saw IN Raleigh" said Governor
!. NJ. Rrnughton, a lifetime resi-
dent of the capital.
IFS the biggest crowd I've
seen here added Former Gov
crn0r UocN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
UQnthQh

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Considerable clOudineSs to-
night and Friday; slightly warm
err tonight. colder in north and
Ntstein portions lIiaay.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
(Bv The Associated Press

EE
British desert troops swept beyond
Tobruk in the counter invasion into
Libya today, and royal air force
Headquarters III Cairo reported that
50 Italian planes smashed by British
dive bombing attacks had been
'Yound' at Gazala airport, 40 miles
west of Tobruk.
1t was not clear immediately
whether sWiit-striklns British me-
chanized units had reacHcd Gazala,
or the damaged fascist aircraft had
Been sighted by royal air force pilots
flying overhead.
Official reports from London, how
ever, said British troops were operat-
ing west Of Tobruk, which is 80 miles
inside the Libyan-Egyptain border.
Capture of GaZala would mean
that the British had driven 100 miles
Inside Libya and advanced a total Of
los miles from Sid Barrani, the far
thest point of Italian invasion into
Egypt.
Overnight, royal air force planes
Continued on Page Seven.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09
Raj Bombs
From Africa
To Germany
In Far East, Thai
Army Invades French
Indo : China, With,
French w
ing General With
drawal; Other War
News.
(Bv The Associated Press.)

Bnt2in'5 swiftly advancing desert
troops have driven 1920 miles into
Italian L!bva, the British command
in Cairo announced today, reaching
the fascist airpost at Gazala, 40 miles
west of besieged TObluk.
Thirtv-fjVc Italian planes were
taken at Gazala, a royal ar force
~Communlque said.
In Berlin, meanwhile, Propaganda
Minister Gocbbcls dropped a hin,
that Germany may be ~marshallng
her forces for another vast offensive.
Goebbels cautioned foreign cor
respondents not to regard the present
hull in operations as meaning indie
cision, declaring nazi offensiVes were
always preceded by intervals "of
most careful PREPARATION
Gcrmany'S enemies, he SAID, SCOT
fed at the long siege of inactivity
on the western ilont during the win
ter of l93940.
''Then on May 10, the great of
fenSlNe began in the west, which IN
the shortest time imaginable brought
France to her knees
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-09

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Evening star., 1941-04-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIACS. 1888 2-doors. 4-doors. coupes;
many many 70 choGse from. every one thoroushl,
ics many With t radios los. ana ma heaters: s every @
bs 'ssssaA ss''is fsss '''i irslns Vi s'ts NV NV
PONTIAC 1941 cTorpedo 's") custom 4
door sedan: two-tone hnish. radio, heater
defroster. seat covers and numerous other
H'sd s vT' e. soa At er.s ss
with new-car guarantees and service: Bis
allowance S. for your nF car IN tEsSs Fer ses;
Irving st. NV. Adams $500.
PONTIAC 1910 ''e'' 4-door touring sedan
torpedo-style body, beautiful. lustrous
baked enamel finish. spoGess interior,
smooth: powerful motor, tires very sood
- PAUL sRos.-oldsmobile,
$500 Wisconsin Ave. Woodley 216l.
,S' coupe. Beautiful meadow. green nm
1906 miles, reeets ht Il. 0efR IN.
Of its one former owner; only s515;
17es Rhod: L I.l.sa saE2AHfi 47e7 M. INC Du. 7s4s
PONTIAC 1887 esonomical ,,siy-cy!indsr
a car that made Pontiac famous: enjoy
ss s ons sas5 efms sna
,7ss ahod5. i E I.,.5g ssESART 1y.7 nj NC" "pu 7a4s
PONTIAC 1888 6-cyI. 4-door trunk sedan;
black hnish. spotless, mohair upholstery
nroT T4TS ysis s &. esSFTRY a# MoHGRss Ei' 5000.
PONTIAC 1897 de luxe coupe: radio and
heater; beautiful green finish; excellent
condition throughout: guaranteed: liberal
~ TRIANGLE MOTORS,
212l Bladensburg Rd. NE. DE. 6303.
PONTIAC 1910 Especial six1 2-door sedan:
very little by original owner: new-car con-
dition mechanically and in appearance:
reduced to sell: will make you good deal.
See 1t today at ARCADE PONTIAC, 1897
Irving St NV. Adams $500
PONTIAC 1899. de. luxe 2-door sedan;
black hnish; radio, heater; here is car
that runs like a top and looks like new;
MCKEE PONTIAC, ooo
300 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. $3.50.
PONTIAC 1910 De Luxe 4-door Sedan;
black finish like new: equipped with push
button radio: low mileage; one-owner car
that will give you new-car service in every
detail. S745, MCKEE PONTIAC, 22d and
PONTIAC 1883 de luxe 50" Special sun
sparkling spa cling white-Sall W tires; % Radio heater:
q beautiful car you would be proud to
own: see it for only $685.
- - MCKEE PONTIAC, ron.
PONTIAC 1888 De Luxe 2-door sedan;
motor thorouEhly reconditionsd equipped
eral tires; very clean interior and priced
to sell at once for S4s5.
MCKEE PONTIAC,
22d and N SITS. NV. Met. 0400.
Evening star., 1941-04-15
AUTOMOBILES For SALE.

sTUDEBAKER. 1887 Dictator coupe; beau
tiful two-tone blue and gray nnish, nearly
new tires; thoroughly reconditioned; 30-day
"'is'sn McMAHoN TSsahs cHEvEofE ss'f sr'e' s~''
1929 Georgia Ave. Georgia o100.
STUDEBAKER 1899 President Club Coupe
very attractive car, with push-button radio
and climatizer; low mileage by original
owner; interior and rubber excellent; S645
MCKEE PONTIAC 22nd and N sts. NV
sTUDEBAKER 1887 President 4-dr sedan:
known and the 1887 model was acclaimed
as. one Of the best cars ever built. This
fully guaranteed Trew Value used car.
driven by its original owner is in perfect
condition; jet-black finish and clean inte-
rior Equipped with radio. Now 1885.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.
1928 14th ST. NV. 14th g. Pa. Ave. g. E.
sTUDEBAKER COMMANDER 1888 cruising
sedan, with big trunk: finished in black
upholstery: trim and finish In Al shape:
and car test driven by our chief mechanic:
Butler Bonded: SAT down, balance to suit.
LEE D. BUTLER. INC, 1884 Penna. ave.
sc. AT. 43l4.
sTUDEBAKER 1887 four-door sedan, 6
cyl: immaculate: $3.50. Flood Pontiac,
1921 Connecticut. Wo. s401.
sTUDEBAKER 1884 4-dr. tr. sedan; bal
ance due, S103: 10: its yours for the notes.
MsRsGM I d THOMPSON, $3.50 Wisconsin
1941 Champion 2-dr trk.
sed,, demonstrator; substantial discount,
trade and terms; also 2-dr. Marks Stude-
baker. 2611 Lee hwy: CH. 5000.
Evening star., 1941-04-15

bTDsMoBIIE 1885 "6' convertible coupe;
snminned with heater. motor and tires fssr
above average; very clean car both inSlae Sna
and out. Ask to see used car no: ss,s of'
Price greatly reduced for inmediate safe.
H b LEARY, Jr.. & BROS"ooo
ST .nd Ave NE Hobart SUI.
Evening star., 1941-04-15
CHERNER MOIOtt,OO ronn
1-11 Florida Ave NV HOBART 5UOU.

MERCURY 1889 de luxe 4-door seqan; ian:
radio and heater: original lustrous blue
finish. fine performing motor and very gooo
tires: 3O-day written guarantee S2y9; AG
small down payment. easy terms: LOGhN
MOTORS. 354O 14th st. NV. HO 4lOO.
Evening star., 1941-04-15

0DsMoBILE latest 1887 de luxe town I
sedan; 10000 miles; one owner; upho,-
stery spotless. Party too i, old 10 eEHs. eaHs
unusual opportunity csT nAe new 0''o'
SROSSTOWN MOTORS.
1921 Bladensburg Rd. at N. Y. ave = F.
Evening star., 1941-04-15

0TDsMOBILE 1887 four-door sedan; one
euner. immaculate; S349. Flood Pontac'
Evening star., 1941-04-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FALMOUTH 1888 de luxe 4-dr. sedan. Fer
IsEs 81. ,.si5r Az s .SS,; sisy
:sa e SssE 'ss yrs sEs ::E 81
ss. sss 'r.s 'f; iSs :. .,.
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe coupe. The fam
lily that needs an extra car, or the business
man man or I woman that is looking toE depend;
isok no further for a susrsntesd use USED naae car.
finish Is equipped with heater and has good
THE R% s seis moroR Gsde eo and terms
1926 14th st. NV. 14th & Pa. Ave. Sc.
PLYMOUTH 1899 4-door touring stdan;
eauipp7d with heater: very low mileage
D one SEne looks and E
- PAUL BRoS.-Oldsmobi
522O Wisconsin Ave. Woodley 2161.
PLYMOUTH 1887 rumble-seat coupe;
r,Sdo,. radio and heater; one Of the cleansst '37
ttifully and win give YOU lot Of service
,sao EIijI. RHgI sRos;.oldsmosls E,R o,e,
PP.yogTM Pis d,2sDn 1871 special de adr sedan
ssso sedan; s4sS; ;6ss M Is$s ds / s:dooT sedan:
pooos 1000 COIlf. COupCt Dtt6. 1881
dan; s2e5, 1887 de coupe; S225. Down
nsns Morohs ie 'fhs 5dgs 09 c6nn sa
ave WO BIB.
PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe club coupe; radio
and heater; new paint Job; thoroughly re-
SSoaaadditioned Saad. ne !. motor and excellent tires;
down payment and % easy sfnmtee terms. LOGAN sasss
MOTORS, 3540 14th st. NV Ho 400.
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door touring sedan;
clean fiesl black nnish: very good motor and
terms toaAS MoFoRs'n SRsn PssReaIi Pssh and f'Sz X
PONTIAC. 1e40 txo-door sedan: one owner:
connecticSt TseS @o. s46i0 6io0' r0h'ia'' 422l
PONTIAC 1887 two-door. sedan, 6 cyl,
$3.50: immaculate. Flood Pontiac, 492l
Connecticut WO. s401
PONTIAC 1899 .two-door sedan. 8 CYL i'm
Connecticut. Wo. s4oio. 0n''A'' i
PONTIAC 1899 2-door sedan: Just out Of
mechanically. original finish very good.
Ess S esr ar nIy inssi9r immaculate spen-
4 20. ''' iati MCKEE E0fi PONTIAC,
Ind and N Sts. NV. ME. 0400.
PONTIAC, 1e40 four door sedan. Torpedo:
FlSSd Pontiac. 4sa1 a connseticus: masaicef ssTo vs.
PONTIAC 2-door. S75: good mechanical
condition. Phone Republic 6211 or Jack
son 2121-R.
PONTIAC 1898 four-door sedan, 8 CYL;
immaculate; one owner; S420. Flood Pom
iac, 422l Connecticut. WO. s401.
PONTIAC l941 6-cyl four door; low miles;
iGmmacglsts; Gnnn.a,sn, $50 Flood Pontiac 1921
PONTIAC 1888 coupe, de luxe; low miles;
immaculate; one owner; $3.50. Flood Pom
tiac, 1921 Connecticut. WO. S401.
PONTIAC '39 convert. coupe, 8 cyl: i'm
maculate; S547. Flood Pontiac, 1921
Connecticut. WO. S40I.
PONTIAC 1e41 4-door (Torpedo) sedan;
economical 6-cylinder car. used very little
by official of this company: new-car condi-
tion and appearance in every detail; liberal
discount; new-car guarantee and service
policy: big allowance for your car. For
better deal see ARCADE PONTIAC, 1437
Irving st. NV. Adams $500.
PONTIAC 1899 6-cyl. 4-door trunk sedan;
green finish 1-owner car for only $3.50.
KEARNEY MOTORS, 5O23 Conn ave
Evening star., 1941-04-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEHAKER PRESIDENT sedan, 1888:
beautiful gray hnish, gss-savins overdrive.
Srlhdshaker's eyclusivs clmatiser, mohair
balance to suit. LEE d. BUTLER, INC,
1121 21st st. NV. DI 1918.
STUDEBAKER 1940 Champion Club Coupe
low mileage; new-car appearance and per.
formance in every detail: very economical
car that We have reduced to sell at once
for S595. MCKEE PONTIAC, 22d and
SITS. NV. Met. 04O0.
STUDEBAKER COMMANDER de luxe Sc.
oan, 1888; equipped with hill holder and
heater, has had seat covers since the cal
was new; modern strling Butler Bonded
S4z down. balance to suit LEE D. BUT
LEE. INC. 1121 21st st. NV DI. 1918.
STUDEBAKER 1899 President four-door
SEA- sedsn, Original Ich black finish; equipped
truiy an outstanding car that will meet
S S%ith the approval OF the most exacting
be convinced Only $500; terms and
L P. STEUART. INC.
1725 Rhode Island Ave. NE. DU 7343
sTUDEBAKER 1910 Champion de luxe Sc.
dan: special at S54e: SOS down. JACK
PRY' Packard dealer. 18th and Pa ave
Evening star., 1941-04-15

MERCURY 1889 convertible CLUB coupe.
ferior and exterior in perfect condltlon'
Must sacrifice at once for less than ouI-
standing balance. See MI. Ehsoretsoh
Evening star., 1941-04-15

6IDsMOBILE 1887 2-door trunk sedan dan
Ss1 cyiinder: excellent black fnisn,
equipped with radio and heater sea- Iv covgasd uood
.I,hSsr Ask to see used car No. 567. Price
rreatly reduced for immediats sale.
II 3. LEARY, Jr., & BROS"oo,o
Evening star., 1941-04-15

PACKARD 1941 "l2O' 4-door Sedan; two
tone gray finish; super push-button radio;
never titled new-car warranty; big dis
count, big allowance for your car in trade.
MCKEE PONTIAC. 22d and sts. NV.
Evening star., 1941-04-15
MANDELL CHEVROLET.

OIDsMoBILE 1889 2-door sedan: in exr *
ceIlent condition MUST SACRIFICE e. Al
ONCE TO AVOID MORTGAGE PORES- IS
CLOSURE Only S479. See Mr.. Pasnlck'