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ganization. into the stin email
Reichswehr.
The Reiehswehr resisted. Roehm
insisted, and Hitler cut the Cor
dian knot by killing Roehm and his
chief lieutenants.
1t seemed at the time To be a
complete victory for the Relehs-
wehr. but It was connected with
Goerings murder OF two apoliti-
cal" generals. not of the Nazi per-
suasian. Won sehleicher and Won
Bredow. With this, Hitler. at the
very moment Of yielding to them.
uttered a terrible warning To the
officers corps.
An underground tug OF war has.
therefore, existed since the very
foundation OF the Third Reich. oe-
casionally the struggle brought
manifestations TO the surface. The
army defiantly held funeral serv-
ices for the slain generals. The
army chaplains publicly protested
the anti-relieious measures and
propaganda Of the party. The
army tried to protect prosecuted
civilian conservatives. That Pas
tor Niemoeller could preach 20
long, and that he still lives, though
interned for years, Is doubtless due
To persistent army pressure.
Furthermore, though the Of
ficers' corps unanimously wanted
the end of the disarmament clauses
Of the Treaty of Versailles. and the
building of an army equal TO that
Of any European power. many of
them did not want war. but only a
strong army for bargaining pur-
poses. Actually, that was how Hit
Ter first used tin his series of
bloodless victories. The officers
corps warned Hitler In anticipation
of every radical step. Having got
ten the army they wanted from
they were not at all en-
thusiastic about being led to war
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the High Command and the Hitler
government occurred IN January.
1855, over two matters: The Blom-
berg case. and the march into
Austria
General Blomberg wss the medi-
ator between the officers corps
and the Mani party. The officers
corps regarded him as a compro-
missing character and dangerous TO
them. They used the occasion Of
his marriage to a light lady TO
force his resignation. At the
same time thirteen other gem
erals were dismissed. and In
these dismissals there was q
repetition Of the Roehm affair. For
although the army won, in tina
case of Blomberg. and Also against
having Goering ss his successor.
Hitler dismissed the leaders Of the
opposition against his politico-wsr
plans. Chief of these was General
Won Fritsch who opposed march
ing into Austria. perhaps for mill
tary reasons that he believed II
would precipitate great war;
perhaps because Of word n
honor given by the German army
to the Austrian.
In the fail Of the same year.
the chief Of staff. General Beck.
resigned following a series OF DIFF
ferenees of opinion with Hitler.
Beck. a. chief Of staff. was re-
sponsble for drawing up the whole
war plan and apparently would not
draw one to suit Hitler.
The successor Of Beck A. staff
was Franz Halder. Marshall Brau-
chitsch had the high command Of
the army. The chief generals
were. ksitsl, Won Book. Ritter Won
Leeb. Won Witzleben. Won Bisako-
wftr, Won Klsist. Guderian. and
Won Runds,edt. This was the act
up which won every campaign w
To the Battle Of MOSCOW.
In this period Of nnbroken NE
torres. At least until the Russian
rupture frictsons between Hitler
and the army were suspended. the
officers corps accepted Hitlsf's
political leadership a. essential 70
winning the war and~~indssd he
emerged IN their minds as = polisi-
cal genius. Hitler. on the other
hand. left the military campaigns
N the generals - everything wss
hunky 6ory until the var IN Rus
sia began.
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Letters Keep Husbands at
War in Family Circle

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L~saurd Methodist Ghure
Wonen's society Usil meet Thurs
day for a 1880 luncheon tn ina
church social hall. followed b. .
business meeting. Articles suit
able for Christmas Kiffs w1l be
on sale. There viii be an exchange
Of gifts. Serving ca the luncheon
COMMITTEES ALL Be Mrs.. W. ".
Johnston. Mrs. A Engh and Hrs.
A. Soaring.
fife circle viii meet thursday
At IL o'clock TO decorsts the chapel
for christmas Those who plan
70 stay through the noon hour are
taxing their o1n lunch.
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under his leadership. which they
distrusted. There In evidence that
some OF them warned the western
powers to oppose the reoccupation
of the Rhineland. and il Is known
that the army only undertook to
march into the Rhinelands with in
structions to retreat II encounter
ing opposition.
The first open break after the
Roehm affair between members of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17

oinatlon of tradition. morale. military
science, code and continuity which the world
mas known. since the middle of the Fish.
teenth century, as the Prussian army. I, Ia.
iinaily suffered the same fate As every Other
traditional institution of German life-fhe
eclipse. ,..1'.'-''s" " - ih'o
ms destruction has been piece-meal and
began long before Hitler came 10 mower
through the systematic penetration into the
kelehswehr of Nazi cells" This was re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17

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Mrs. Johnston. who halls from
Lone Jack, Mo. learned about en-
gines from her husband. a former
airline mechanic who IL now an
Air Force technical sergeant. Her
first lessons were on the motor of
the Johnston's own two-seater,
which they sold FOR enough to
send her for a year TO an aeronau-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17

uow = kesn hanesna fnaa
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sisted oy the Reichswehr which required
loyalty to its own code, and its own code alone
BACK IN 1881 two years before Hitler the Rechsyehr
threw out three Schernoer a The
most famous of them because he repened and turned
munlst IN his ee-because they discovered to be
Naz agents in army ranks = =
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First Woman Mechanic
On American Airline

When Shorty" Johnston walked into an American Air
lines hangar at laGuarda Field the other day picked up
wrench and went to work 1l00horsepower motor
marked the beginning of minor revolution in American
aviation history. For Shorty" is Mrs Marane Johnston
26 height feet and she's the first mechanic
ever hired by an airline.
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teal school In Newark. n. ]. she
passed the tough three-day CAA
examinations with q high grade.
and armed with her license. pro-
ceeded 10 pass the even tougher
test Of convincing an American
Airlines personnel official that
pint-sizc gal was the man for the
job.
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As II Seems 10 Women
On the Record
BY Dorothy Thompson
Hitler and the Army
By Dorothy Thompson

Il i impossible IN single column to hrou ..fs.....
light upon what has happened in (,er.r III sa,isient
o. the German General Staff shakeup i hardly ~ es
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IMR NEEDS THE WIRES
/" THIS CHRISTMAS

millions fellow citizens In the
millions factories hpads who
those gallant the 'front.'
There Christmas gift that be fighting forces
than output possible planes ships and supplies bringing
Victory closer.
Long lines Nation serving this gigantic
gram calls teIe
phone history.
OF Long Distance lines this
year purely personal The
copper would require needed still
fighting
your cooperation keeping Long calls
has helped keep these lines clear for calls We AK
holidays especially To
wsr-buy please make only calls thar
We appreciate your friendly help and understanding
"Tks Ndsr lssa Drive sa-wn yss isvsss -
ksdsss security fwsssk ~ Wdsr lsanf
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Urswssn Ave Ts<pks~s
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

Had The Etas d4 Se psE c1TRT Of e1um5 OF
a0dhf sTANRp afTpDsy the sGPPY MaisF
! COMPANY, INC, 1885 l4th Street, NV,
WASHINGTON, D C.. Debtor@C.Bankruuptcy
To the creditors of the above-named debtor
and other persons in interest: Notice is
sYfn h he ssd Rs h dfS
| tive Supply Co,nrany. Inc, filed a petition
in this court proposing an srransemer: :
chDf Il Of hs Ae Of s
to bankruptcy; and that a meeting of its
sFsd,Ors S be held s6 noa on the 18th day
once Of the UNDERSIGNED Referee in Bank
ruplcy, $40 Investment Bldg. 5th and
< SITS NV, Washinston. D G.. at which
time and place the said creditors may at
tend prove their claims, nominate a
trustee. appoin. a committee OF creditors,
Famne on e of ns aner
proposed ARRANGEMENT. and transact, such
other business spnD m FN cqms before
states Tor the District Of Columbia Holding
MIEHM Rhnf1qRez fVsN io ies ssann Mste s. Nw Of
!. NJ ut,I; 4iG4; Ghdpte5 1aTo 1, VT ths sre6iters
Notice n a hereby ySRf given er thsf OK
-. 1912. the said william T Evans flea
a petition in this court stating he desired
time 10 pay his debts out of his future
Earnings and praying that proceedings be
the provisions Of Chapter - of the Bank
ruptcy Act: and that a meeting of his
creditors will be held on seventeeth day
Of March. 1912, at IL o'clock AM, in my
ONCE $40 Investment Bldg, 18th and K
StS. NV, Washington. D.. C., at which
time and place the said debtor shall sub
NIT his plan for composition or exten-
sion and the said creditors may attend
prove their claims, examine the debtor,
present written acceptances of the plar
proposed and transact such other business
as may properly come before said meeting.
FRED j. EDEN. Referee in Bankruptcy.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Notice to Contractors.
Board of Education. Prince

Georges County, Maryland.
Sealed bids for furnishing labor and
Raes for hs PssS Fbs Of
ceived by the Board of Education at the
until eight o'clock PM, Monday, March
16, 1912, and then at said office publicly
Plans and specif1ca tions may be ex-
amined at the office of the Board Of Edu--
eson Upper 1dsmI Mspyan ane st
s1s s may may e ssssned !, fEe% % Ypmsn
Which viii be refunded upon ths-return Of
the documents in good condition.
Bias shall shall be submitted on each indi-
his individual bid lump sum bid for the
ad shss Dudps Y It : onsf hs ieF hsn e T toa es Of
w BID sEcTRiTY@safslhs 5id mus must b be &C: &C,
form form Of Bid Bond attached hereto, duly
executed by the bidder as principal and
i.ss than fye per esntum go Lot Of the he
the three lowest formal bidders within
sds snd Hays hf f'e sf ehef or
bonds will be returned to the three lowest
bidders within As hours after the owner
and the accepted bidder have executed a
contract. or if no contract has been SO
executed within 30 days after the date of
the opening Of the bids upon demanc of
the bidder at any time thereafter so long
as he has. not been notified of the ac-
ceptance of his bid.
Attention of bidders is particularly
called to the requirement as to condi-
tions of employment to be observed and
minimum wage rates to be paid under
the contract.
No bidder may withdraw his bid within
thirty days after the actual date OF the
opening thereof
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Prince Georges County, MARYLAND.
NICHOLAS Z. OREM. Supt.
fe27 .mh6
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LEGAL NOTICES,
EDWARD N. CURRAN. United States At
torney: JOHN H. MITCHELL. Assistant
United States Attorney.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
Plaintiff, VS.. KATIE CATHERINE MARTIN.
Defendant.-Civil Action No. 14.46S.-The
object of this suit is to recover the full
sum of S1,075.25 with interest and costs
upon a debt for hospital services owing
by the defendant to the plaintiff. and to
credits levied on under an attachment
issued in this suit to satiscfy the plaintiffs S
25th day Of February, 1872. ordered that
the defendant, Katie Catherine Martin.
cause her appearance to be entered herein
Sundays and legal holidays. occurring
after the day of the first publication Of
this order: otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as, in case Of default:
Provided a copy Of this order be published d
once week for three successive weeks in
the WASHINGTON Law Reporter and the
Evening Star before said day JENNINGS
BAILEY IE Justice. tSeaD Attest; CHARLES %
JOBE, Deputy Clerk mh6,13.2O
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PROPOSALS.

CoMMIssIoNERs, D; G: WASHINGTON:
until , O'Clock pm. March 12, 1912. and
then publicly opened. for widening, paving
and repaving the roadway OF Independence
Memorial Circle, including connections to
Circles, with about 14,43o square yardS Of
plain cement concrete base course. 5'O5G
2425 tons of asphaltic concrete surface
course or with respective alternates: The
work will also include the. construction OF
The attention OF bidders is directed to the
special provisions covering sublettlng or as.
signing the contract and TO the use OF
is particularly called TO, the requirements
as TO conditions of employment to be OBJ;
served and minimum wage rates to De PAD pa
and plans. The Director. District Of Co
W. Jones, sos E Street NV. washington
d c, mh3.6t, exSu.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS;
Board of Education of Prince GEORGES
Sealed bids for furnishing labor and
building at T, B, Prince Georges County; ~
Maryland will be received by the Board
Of Education at the office Of the County
NeS g Until efg ssh ana SeSsh 1Ssh
at said ONCE publicly opened and READ
Plans and specifications may be ex-
amined at the office of the Board OF EdE-
cation. Upper Marlboro, Maryland, and at
the office of Upman g. Adams, Architects,
sos 18th street NV. washington, d; C.,
and may be obtained from Upman & Adams
upon deposit of $40 per set which, Will
be refunded upon the return OF the docu-
ments in good condition.
The Board of Education reserves the
right to waive. any informalities in, or
reject any or all BIDS.
BID SECURITY-Each bid must be &C
companied by the certified check Of the
bidder. or by bid bond of surety COM
pany app1 owed BY the owner. duly, exc
cuted by the bidder as principal, in an
amount not, less than ~ of the amount @
Of the base bid. Such checks or bid boncs
will be returned to all except the tnree
lowest formal bidders within three days
after the formal opening Of bids and the
remaining checks or. bid bonds will be
returned to the three lowest bidders within
AS hours after the Owner and the ac-
cepted bidder have executed a contract, or
if no contract shall be executed. within
thirty days after the opening OF the bids.
Upon demand of the bidder, so long as ne
has not been notified of the acceptance OF
his bid.
thirty days after the sctual date Of the
opehIa5 BoARp ietep' OF EDUCATION. PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY, MARYLAND.
NICHOLAS OREM. Superintendent,
March &, 1912. mn.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

PUBLIC AUCTION -5 ACRES AMI
dwelling. Saturday. March :, 1912. 2:0t
pm Located on south side of Centra
avenue ! "a miles beyond Capitol Heights
Prince Georges County Maryland
ADRIAN 2 FISHER Trustee.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE : s5RooM WHITE STONE sTe,'sE
walls is in thickD and 5l2-acre limestone
farm. 2ia hours 600 miles from Wash
lnston. a mile from Berkeley Springs
from Potomac River Electricity. phone,
driven well, running water. bath, fireplace,
new cellar. new steam furnace. Iron hre-
mar stoker. Garage. Small apple orchard,
other fruit 10 large walnut trees berries,
flowers House newly rooted: large porch
sides Price. 81 $50. OWNER, Box . o.
Rerkeley SPRINGS, W. Va. -
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FARMS FOR SALE.

{a ACRES ON STATE ROAD; HOUSE,
eiec.: 70 miles D. c.: $3.50 cash. BOX
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS. ALL
FRANCIS L. THOMPSON, III W: Montg.
ave. Rockville. Md. Rockville 444
OLD FARMHOUSE. CONTAINING g
rooms, barn, outbuildinss,. electricity. 100
acres beautifully rolling land: fine trees
springs. streams: 90 miles from Wash,
gravel road. Fairfax 254J -
55-ACRE FARM BY OWNER ACCOUNT
health; IS acres high state cultivation
balance woods Is miles downtown Wash
ington. u mile off Baltimore blvd, on
State road: large home and yard, modern
conveniences. never-faillng spring. oafn'
good poultry houses, other buildings. Bar
gain. $3.50: with stock, machinery, crops
complete, $500: terms. Appointment, WA.
$500. Branch 331, or Laurel 220-M
YOU ARE INVITED TO INSECT THE
DEFENSE FARMETTE;
Near Sandy Spring. Mo.
Brick house. seven large rooms. two
baths oil burner, barn, etc. Your own
Chickens and garden is your defense
AGAINST high prices.
II you like purchase with Defense bonds
The builder Will accent $500 in BONDS
tissue price, and allow maturity value as
part of purchase price. ,,
CHAs E. CONNER Builder Ashton @42l .
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jlOs ST. S.W@OFFICE ROOMS,
all utilities furnished: parking available.
Ma 1885 MAURICE FITZGERALD. 1911
6 st. NV.
ception room and part of Secretarial serv-
ices: $50. a23 18th st. National 3049.
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YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT THE
EARMS WANIEl.

WANTED TO RENT FARM WITHIN 90
miles D. c., house with modern conven-
fences and parn, will pay good rent Tor
right place. Box 352-K. Star. IL
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. February -. 1942.-Publlc hear
ines having been held by the Commission
ers of the District OF Columbia in the mat
the District of Columbia. as hereinafter
described. and the said Commissioners be,
ing satisfied as to the equity. Justice and
advisabillty of said cloSingS, and that the
property owners. NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVEN that the said Commissioners nave
prepared the following order: Ordered,
Act No. 307 approved December 10. 1882,
the street and alley areas as shown in
green on plats filed in the office of the sur
yeyoI of the District Of Columbia biz sndo snd num-
hereby ordered closed, same 10 take effect
on and after March 30. 1912, the title TO
the land comprised in the areas so closed
to revert to the abutting property owners
hereby ordered closed being described as
follows: l. Closing. part of Deyonshire pl.
north of Cortland pl NV. including a
proposed transfer of jurisdiction TO the
he relocatiop Of said Devonshire nIi :,
square I01S located west Of 18th st,
be snd M Sts N 3 Gi0slns so1sTe psFs
1855, and closing pat, of Summit pl NV
ties interested must file objections. If any,
in writing, to sad closings. within thirty thirty
ton as inserted at the beginning hereof.
otherwise said order shall become effective
on March 80 l942, and the street and
and after said date become closed IN ,ac-
cordance with the provisions of said Public
Act No. 3O7. approved December 15. 1922
JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG. c. W, KuTz
trict of Columbia fe2T,l4t,exSu
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LOTS FOR SALE.


APT. HOUSE SITE, lO0xl5o, 925-933l
LongfelloW NV. will trade on NV. 4-famlls
fatS. OWNER. MA. 1895
HnLCREsT-50x1O0; CHEAP. NEED
cash 1901 Ala. ave. Sc, tel: AT. 4943
. LARGE BLDG. LOTS IN COLONIAL VII,
LACE. Va, | min. 10 bridge, oVerlooks an
D c.: BLDG permit. plans and prlorltles
for two 4-family units: 2nd trust 70 re
sponsible builder. Owner. VICTOR II,
SCHULZ Decatur 6400.
- sEMI-DETACHED LOTS. SUITABLE
for three S-family fats or II semi acheo
houses: near heart of Clarendon, Va. write
or phone Mr Walter.
B F. SAUL co.
a25 18th ST. NV National 2l0o.
100000 SO. FIT, WHOLE OR PART, SEC
ond commercial. row house and warehouse
ground 1850 #. on B. & O. Railroad
ANY broker.
lO40 Woodward Bldg. MA. OIl1.
ZONED FLATS
OR 24-UNIT APT. JUST RE-SUBDIV1DED.
loOxl2O. facing paved Atlantic st: Sc,
Ia block to new shopping center and pus;
close to Boiling Field: on grade: sewer ana
FOR QUICK SALE, $6,95O0O.
RA. 14s5. TIA 1880.
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OFFICES WANTED,

AT ONCE, . OR 3 ROOM SUITE IN ES.
tablished office building. Call Ma. 0965
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
0EEIcES For RENT.

80 ACRES WATER FRONTAGE, II MILES
D C=S3.OOO cash. Box 216-L. Star.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER 1910 (President) club Sc
dan: maroon finish. radio, climatiZer. over
drive; beautiful car. Ike new in every
BUTLER. INC. 1121 21st st. NV. D1. 1918.
TERRAPLANE 1895; also parts: radiator
fhe nlA
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| guarantee; Ss25: trade and terms. LO-
GAN MOTOR CO., 18th st. NV. between
and L. Republic 1881.
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q ACRES on STATE ROAD; HOUSE
eiec 10 miles D. c.: $3.50 cash. BOZ
2i5-L. Star.
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trunk, original black finish spotleSs broad
cloth upholstery, very good motor and
excellent tires. An unusually clean car,
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS.
2424 18th St NV MI 5000
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SPECIALS FOR 3 DAYS.

1905 l4th s.. NV. tl4th. Near Quel.
North ooQS North l41n
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OLDSMOBILE l941 model aS I-door
sedan, custom radio and heater. hydra
matte drive mo clutch, no shift: $500
! down. Is months to pay. Your car may
! be the down payment.
PAUL BROS S-Oldsmobile.
5000 WISCONSIN Ave Woodley H1R1.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1889 Special 2-dr. trunk sedan.
operation this Trew Value guaranteed car
will give you years of dependable trans
Now S666 TREW MOTOR Co. 14th and
Pa. ave. Sc.
BUICK 1941 Century sedanette; dual tone
MOTOR CAR CO, gath and N SITS. NV.
BUICK l94o super club coupe radio and
age very fne rubber rubber all around, an ex-
ss7 c,rroII sfHLEeEt in 4sE pf + GOLDEN 6 or 1900
gU!cK sedan an 1G49 a,3. SPECIAL black low
condition. No dealer. Phone CHI. 1883. g.
BUICK 1910 super 4-door sedan: must
steresfed se s9ds T. 5lA AFmg Illinois Dont sTe es
ssd.o' ezselient SeoaditiSn; &c $3.50. acali
Scott Key Apartment SOB. 8.
BUICK 1885 4-door trunk sedan. with
radio; good clean car: S"l5. Phone Trini-
BUICK l9tl Super nve:Pass. club coupe:
81 0Sb cash Ho. S467.
BUICK 1899 Special 4-door touring sedan:
black finish. fine tires: $500. LOGAN
MOTOR s. So., l,st1 Isth ST. n.w' between X and
BUICK 1910 Super 4-door sedan; black
finish. radio and heater a chauffeur driven
car that formerly belonged TO an Allied
diplomat. a car that is like new in every
respect: Sg95:. 30-day written guarantee
LOGAN MOTOR CO, 18th st. NV, be-
tween and l. Republic 3251.
BUICK 1910 sedan, model 81; excellent
tires, radio and heater; cash or terms
1875 Park rd. NV. AID. 2ln0.
BUICK 1871 4-dr sedan; radio and heat
er; Sl,O79 $3.50 cash will buy this beauti-
sidewalks one owner; you will 20 far to
find car as nice as this; need quick cash.
FIR. 05a5 after Il.
BUICK 1895 4-door trunk sedan: original
bright black finish, heater. extra good rub
ber. fine mechanical shape; S245 cash.
LOGAN MOTOR CO,
3540 14th ST NV Hobart 400.
BUICK 1899 Especially sedan: black finish.
low mileage; one owner; new-car perform
r,... n. IL. 81 -.