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Evening star., 1942-07-31

Beaut. Montgomery Co. Est.
Sl50000 = Equipped 26o-acre stock
farm, with 11-rm; mansion. baths, To-
rice white board fence. swimming pool
$50 #. long. stocked with fish: new. mod
ern brick tenant house, located on rear
of farm. possession al once; SS6 900 down;
owner retiring. JOHN BURDOFT. r. F. D.
:. Box B. Sill Spr.. Md. Phone Ash
ton .IS46
Evening star., 1942-07-31
TIRES FOR SALE
TRAllERS FOR SALE.

FOR 6ALE-House trailer, good tires,
fully equipped. Phone MA. O462. c. Meade.
Evening star., 1942-07-31

NEW HOME ON a1a WOODED ACRES,
paneled living room with fireplace, . bed
rooms. recreation room. screened porches;
garage. automatic heat and hot water;
new school: 30 minutes by bus. l5 by
rail 10 city terminal OWNER. Lanham,
Md SIS 900 Hyattsyille 5434
Evening star., 1942-07-31

NEARBY VA.--MODERN BRICK HOME. 9
large rooms, bath, entrance han. hniSheo
basement. air-conditioned heat. stove. re-
frigerstor, screens and shades go with
BRICK garage Yes. you can move right
in. perfect inside and out; price, So,250,
Evening star., 1942-07-31

TWO, JUST COMPLETED. 5-RM.. BUNGA-
lows. nr. Falls Church. Va Full basement.
built-in garage, fireplace, oil heat, spacious
Npstairs: large lots. Alexandria S4O..
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LOTS FOR SALE.

10 LOTS (S.ED, 25xI2O EACH, NEAR
Congress Heights; quick sale, $50 each;
terms. $40 down, SIS month. MA. 1868;
eve TR. 0310 2.
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ARLINGTON-S945O.

than year old; living room o4xIIr with
fireplace, bedrooms. bath on 2nd floor.
Sloe screened porch, full basement with
iaE, oil neat wooded corner lot with
s,resm in rear; 10c bus: substantial cash.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER co.
CH, 3j31. 2o5l Wilson Blvd. Gil 3434.
Evening star., 1942-07-31
COMPLETELY FURNISHED

Army officers family leaving city must
eeli new. attractive 2-bedroom Stucco bun
ealou., Venetian blinds Lot l50x55 I'm
res!ats possession. Located miles from
ahpltol BOG. Phone WA 4O6S 1TsS
Frederick rd, West Lanham 1iiis Nd
Evening star., 1942-07-31

WASHINGTON A. KANE. Realtors.
lH1S Kinc 81 Dial AL. 1871
Evening star., 1942-07-31
SUBURBAN PROPERTY roR RENT

ACRES, WITH BROOM HOME IN
Silver Spring Nd. right at bus; S110.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
1904 Wis. Ave WI 2431 j.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. 303 HIGH STD
rms rms den. x b. bss lav; "a acre, ga
A. and N. clause; S110. after pm.
Evening star., 1942-07-31

oLDsMoBILE 194l streamliner sedan; ra-
dlo and heater; almost new tires; very
low miieaKe; l owner; best OF condition
COAST-IN PONTIAC,
500 Block Fla. Ave. NE. AT 1900
OLDS 1899 de luxe sedan: excel. condition
new tires, radio. heater, fog lamps Price
reas Private party. Glebe 2445
CLDSMOBLE 1910 2-door trunk sedan;
metallic gray hnish. tires on this car are
practically new. not reerooved, but the
whole tread, runs perfect STAB ARCADE
POnF1AC, 1437 Irving st. NV. Adams
oLDSMOBIE 1941 model % sedan: radio
ana heater: 2-tone finish: S1,1OO. Buick
Lot I'LL pm 1145 nth st. NV
ase' 5 good tires: sa75; private '~ onner. Mna.
OLDsMoBILI I941 "76" sedan: radio.
neater, excellent tires, low mileaee: terms;
guar: S06b. WHEELER INC, Chrysler
Plymouth, 4610 Wisconsin.
PACKARD 194l de luxe 10 trunk sedan;
beautiful black finish, white-val tires,
radio. heater; only 81 .O95. zELL, 24th
and n SITS. NV. RE. 0123.
PACKARD 1910; excellent condition: 5000
cash. 1927 49th st, NV. Wo. as2H.
PACKARD 1910 sedan: 6-cyl, radio heater,
tires perfect; 500. Buick Lot till .
pm! 114S 17th u. NV.
Evening star., 1942-07-31

DETACHED, LIKE NEW.
4400. terms Five-room BUNGALOW.
STAIRS to large attic: fenced yard. bus at
door Randnlnh 42A2
Evening star., 1942-07-31

NEW 1-ROOM HOME AND 5 ACRES OF
ground. located on beautiful Potomac
River. rs miles from D. c.; h,-wh. and
Kohler plant for furnishing light: .property
located at Cherry Hill, Va miles from
Richmond hwy on hard surface road;
reasonably priced cont enient to train.
See MIR. j. E. INMAN, at Govt, plant.
Evening star., 1942-07-31

Five rooms, white frame bungalow in ex-
ceient condition mr.. > bus lines schools.
stores. lOc zone: fun basement. coal, INV.
h, tile bath, modern kitchen, large storaee
attic; garage. Substantial cash payment
REQUIRED. Excl agent
Kicker Properties, Inc,
Corner Wilson Blvd and Courthouse Rd
DTloFd OSLO. Chestnut 0gna.
The Detroit tribune., 1942-07-04

10 Negroregistrants for Selective
Service who have been deferred
in Glass liza or lib because OF
dependents.
There is scarcity OF Negro Of
fcers in many branches Of the
service, especially in such techni-
cal branches as Field Artillery,
Antiaircraft Artillery, Engineers,
Chemical Warfare Service. Signal
Corps and Ordnance Department.
The VOC program. therefore, o.
fers especial opportunity for Ne
gro Claes IIl-A or Ill-B regis
trants who have technical train
ing.
A registrant applying for this
training as volunteer officer
candidate must FIRST be classified,
or be eligible for classification, IA
Glass Ill-A for reasons OF de-
dependency only and must not be
subject 10 deferment because cI
occupying~a key position in In
duetry. Following agreement with
the local board TO be voluntarily
inducted to compete for a COM
mission. the registrant, at his own
expense. must appear before an
Army examining board which de-
termines whether he meets the
physical. mental. and ability stand
ards for officer candidates.
The application OF the registrant
must then be approved by the
Corps Area Commander before he
becomes eligible for induction un-
der quotas allotted by the Corps
Area Commander 10 the applicants
State.
The Detroit tribune., 1942-07-04
Need Negro For
Army Recreation
Seek Applicants
In New Field

WASHINGTON - AMP Never
before has there been so great @
need for trained recreation leaders
for the army and navy as now. es-
peciallv for the Negro units Of the
lighting forces. Thus far, no Ne
groes have been commissioned 10
give physical training program.
although hundreds Of white sports
headliners. whether capable or no,
have been given such appointments
This. II is reported. will be the
function Of the army specialist bu-
reau, just completing organization.
Army specialists say they have
no authority 10 place men, but have
to await requests from the war de-
partment. which in turn makes re-
quests only when the men in the
field solicit these appointments.
Hundreds OF qualified Negro 3
are being held IN allowance or ig.
nored in these training programs
which II they are helpful TO the
white troops are equally helpful and
necessary for the colored troops.
Applications have been solicited
from a number Of Negroes which
are now on file. pending whatever
decision the army chooses 20 make.
With physical fitness program
emphasized by the navy. and with
the induction OF a large number OF
Negroes into the new naval train
ing program. there should be an
equal demand and posts for Negro
physical education experts.
The navy has indicated IN very
curt letter TO a would-he applicant
IL will do nothing In this matter.
. The army has not been approach
ed. other than 10 ask for a number
OF applications from qualified men.
After these applications and full
details had been submitted. the
men. who had been hurriedly asked
10 submit their qualifications, were
told there was no peed for them At
present and their names were being
placed on "hle for future refer
ence should there be such need" ="
Welfare workers know there +
just such a need now and are urg
ing others 20 join in the demands
on the army and navy that qualified
Negroes be placed in service. with
or without commissions, just as
have been hundreds OF other mea
who have figured In sports.
The Detroit tribune., 1942-07-04

had seen much service.
He had been Just about the
youngest in the regiment in the
other war. He was 10 when he
had carried his seriously wounded
white Lieutenant to a field dressing
station under heavy German fire.
That was at Sechault, near the Ar
gonne, in those desperate days to-
ward the end Of September 1918.
The Germans we're pouring shell
fire on the regiment and three men
in one singnle group had been
killed and the Lieutenant griey-
ously hit-but little Hughie Ham
ilton didn't look for cover. He
stepped etralght into the fire -
found his wounded officer and car
ried him back. And the gfateful
French had given Hughie a Croix
de Guerre with Palms.
That had all happened "a years
ago. And yet he was still shy lit
tie colored boy when talked villa
him just the other day. He'd stuck
TO the regiment. II was his ouifi..
He was proud OF II. II fought the
Germans once he said modestly,
"and | don't mind hghtin' 'em
again."
lie was q private In the last war;
this time he's sergeant-Sereeant
Hugh s. Hamilton--Croix de Guerre
with Palms 369th Anti-Aircraft
Regiment. Army OF the United
States. A Number One Soldier
IN A Number One Regiment.
The Detroit tribune., 1942-07-04
What Is
The Negro
Fighting For?
Tells Of
Patriotism
And Sacrifices

We often hear e asked Why
are Negroes hghfine and dying on
the various battle fronie9 The an
swer is in the loyal hearts and pa
iriotic minds OF fourteen millions
Of loyal Negro citizens Of the Unit
ed states OF America. The answer
Is to-day. as II was with Negro
soldiers in the Revolutionary War.
the War Of 1872. the civil Wa.
The Spanish-American War. World
War No. and the present War
for Survival. We are fighting,
sacrificing and willingly dying for
The complete and lasting freedom
Of our country and the universally
accepted dignity, equality and pros
perity OF the common man in this
and other lands. We are fighting
for freedom of speech. freedom OK
religion, freedom from fear aud
freedom from want. We are fight
ing and dying 10 establish more
perfect democracy, also FOR the mo-
t.yation OF light, and world pro-
motion OF understanding cqualop-
portunity for development and the
right 20 enjoy life. liberty and The
pursuit Of happiness.
in these principles Of deccncy
IN mind We are marching side by
side with one billion united broth
ers Of the fighting forces of the
United Nations We have been in
the United states for S23 years. We
are Americans and have been an
essential md progressive part "a
the moulding ~ THIS county into
the greatest mos' progressive and
most peaceful nation in ali the
world the Arsenal OF Democracy.
We. as minority group. are yet
10 obtain our full rights as cifi-
ztns. We have yet 10 receive the
fullest support of our government,
in the solution OF our problems.
We have yet 10 attain our full
Stride in the march OF modern
progress and 10 prepare better
road for our posteriiy We hope
only for greater opportunity IN
democracy. both now and through
out the years 10 come.
on this July Fourth 1912. TIE
i66th birthday OF the independence
OF the United States OF America,
our nation is at total war with Gc-
many. Italy Japan and th, r
lesser partners. This means that
l5O 900 900 Americans are ready Il
needs be 10 sacrifice eve yihing we
have and all we can produce 20
rid the world Of slavery ana
treachcry. Fourteen millions ul
loyal American Negro citizens are
100 per cent with America and-lhe
United Nations, and we are sacs.-
hcinr lighting, dying in order 20
help win the war. also TO win the
peace after the war promote inter
racial understanding. Christianity.
brothetly love and common decen-
cy. not only for ourselves hut for
all peoples of The earth for all time
10 come This IS why patriotic
Negro citizens throughout the land
are SO willing 20 hehi and labor
and die to help win victory
The Detroit tribune., 1942-07-04
Quotas Raised For Volunteer Officers

Announcement by the War De-
partment OF increased quotas for
volunteer officer candidates stresses
this opportunity 10 obtain COM
mssIoned rank that is presented
The Detroit tribune., 1942-07-04
Commentator
Pays Tribute To
Sah Regiment
Tells Of World
War Troops In
Radio Broadcast

rditer'. Noie-The following
article by Frazier Hunt was
the substance Of a ccast-to-coasf
broadcast by the noted war cor.
respondent who paid tribute TO
Americas famous 369th Negro
Regiment which has gone to
war again. Mr. Hunts analysis
~ the news i presented over
CBS every Tuesday. Thursday
and saturday by the Radio,
Tele,Ision and ElectronIcs de-
partment oi the General Elec-
trio company.
gr FRAZIER HUNT
Evening star., 1942-06-08

world whose value is incalculable
today.
The details of the Itabira deal
deserve mention.
The British government began by
expropriating the Itabira Iron Ore
Co., paying shareholders a total of
$4,000 pounds ($3, 3,725,000). These
shares will be given free to the
Brazilian government when Brazil
expropriates (for compensation the
Victoria Minas Railway, a British
owned railway In Brazil, the nat
ural carrier Of Itabira ores.
U. s. Loans $4,000, 900.
A 20-year Export Import Bank
loan Of $l4,000.000 to Brazil will
finance Brazilian imports from the
United States of rails and cars, road
machinery and mining equipment
to exploit Itabira on a big scale.
This money does not leave the
United States. but pays United
States exporters for their goods
shipped abroad.
Brazil, in turn. undertakes to pro-
Evening star., 1942-06-08

duce 100000 tons Of Itabira ore per
year for three years, taking penalty
for non-fulflllment and receiving a
premium for exceeding the total.
The three years start from the ex-
preparation Of the Victoria Minas
Railway.
theoretically. half the Itabira ore
is for the United States, half for
Great Britain. In fact, probably all
will go to England during the war
Brazilian experts believe they can
get Itabira producing at full speed
within l8 months. This Is con-
sidered optimistic by other observers,
but at least a start will have been
made.
Price for the Itabira ore is fixed
for three years at 100 milreis per
ton about So, approximately dou-
bic what can be obtained for the
ore in peacetime. OF this price, rs
cents per ton exported is discounted
and applied Immediately to reducing
the sl4000,000 loan. The British
purchases Of the ore are to be
Evening star., 1942-06-08
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON G, MONDAY JUNE s. 1912

Percy Farquhar, today white haired
bald and deaf. has come out of the
mess with clean hands and a clean
reputation.
Neither Brazil's federal govern
ment. nor Minas Geraes knew how
to get out Of those grinding gears
In 1895 they ground in reverse
Fritz Thyssen, the great German
1ndustrialist, came to Brazil, bought
property on Ilha dos Gobernadores
IN sight Of Rio de Janeiro, and an
nounced he would smelt 1tabira iron
there. Thyssen was stopped by the
British government which forbade
British holders TO give Thyssen ac-
cess to the mine.
British Steel Independent.
Under the present settlement Bra
iii hooks up with United States
and British steel. and British steel
becomes independent of the Euro
pean steel cartel. That independ-
ence gives Great Britain a trump
in the postwar organization OF the
Evening star., 1942-06-08
Brazilian Mountain of Iron Ore
May Save British Steel
Triangular Combine With United States
Expected to Play VtoI Port in War Effort

it by moving in on the Brazilian
picture.
Dummy companies and banks
hired lawyers. bought newspapers.
Politicians were made and unmade
by that innocent pile Of iron which
meant so much In terms of big
steel politics. From 1922 onward
Itabira became "an issue"
Farquhar himself was accused OF
every known offense. from con-
spiracy to baby snatching. Yet,
after two years of being ground in
the cogs of European steel politics,
Evening star., 1942-06-08

and adventure magazines are most
in demand. 1t was said.
Persons who wish to contribute
magazines are asked b. the Red
Cross to take them TO District head
quarters. 1880 e street NV.
Evening star., 1942-06-08

financed under lease-lend procedure
The contract will be reviewed at
the end of three years and adjust
ments made in the light OF condi-
tions then existing
Copyright. 1912. Chicaso Daily News Inc.)
Evening star., 1942-06-08
D. G. Red Cross Wants
MAGAZINES for Sick

The District Red Cross today ap-
pealed to the public to donate maga-
zines to It's library on wheels to
supply reading material to persons
In hospitals. Stories Of the West
Evening star., 1942-06-08

tees of Ashland (Ohio) College as
a representative of the Southeast
ern District of Brethren Churches,
Evening star., 1942-06-08
Made COLLEGE Trustee

Thoburn c. Lyon Of this city has
been elected to the board OF trus-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17
Nav Make Its Subsidiaries
Responsible to Congress
RIG Expects to Renew q Request
for Billion Additional AufhoYifx

WASHINGTON, Dec. II Up
- A move in the next session
to break up the spreading or
ganization of the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation and make
some of its subsidiaries separate
agencies directly responsible to
Congress was predicted today by
Senator Taft (R-Ohio).
The RFC, largest government
financial agency outside the
Treasury, expects to renew a
request for $4,000, 100000 addi-
tional borrowing authority which
went untitled by the 18th Con-
gress because of a controversy
over the method by which the
Board of Economic Warfare OBJ
tains funds from the RFC.
Taft told reporters that when
this question came up again he
had no doubt a move would be
made to take such agencies as
the BEW out of the RIGS
sphere, clothe them with statu-
tory instead of executive order,
and require them to obtain ap-
preparations directly from Con-
gress.
"Some of these organizations
are doing things Congress never
dreamed about when it first
authorized the establishment OF
the RFC," Taft said. II think
there ought to be intermediate
audits of the accounts and that
each corporation doing a sep
arate line of business ought to
be accountable to Congress"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17
They Sometimes
Call Him The
Little Flower

NEW YORK, Dec. 17-tR)-
The name of this game is guess
who's back in the kitchen"
And now the clues:
He suggested recently that
coffee grains be use more than
once, and cooking experts from
his wife to California knicked
him out of their stronghold.
Yesterday. with new determine
ton, he bounced in again with a
recipe for-"pasta faggioli."
Ingredients, he said, are ba-
con fat, chopped onions, an old
ham bone, seasoning, elbow
macaroni and kidney beans.
AFTER you eat it," he told a
public hearing on nutrition,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17

scores of war operations, rang
ing from direct loans TO the
British to financing salvage pro-
grams.
Jones said the RFC was right
much in the position of a hen
with big setting of eggs add
ing that there were a lot of
things which required attention
land if there is nobody else TO
do it, we do it," Most of these
came in the form of requests
from President Roosevelt which
the RFC fulfilled "as best we
can" in any way it was pos
sible to do so.
Twenty three programs now
being financed by the RFC or
subsidiary organizations w e
listed by Jones as likely to in
volve monetary losses.
Included were premium prices
paid for raw materials such as
copper, excess freight charges
paid because of submarine
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17

losses. transportation by planes
of strategic and critical mater
ials, provision for aviation trans
portation TO the Amazon Valley,
development of cargo airplanes
and financing of the synthetic
rubber program.
Jones said the RFC was over
o m mitted on $4,000, 900, 900
borrowing authority by about
81 800, 100000 and needed $5,-
900 100000 more in order to
carry on its work for the next
year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17
vandals Who Stoned Bus
Sought BY Deputies

Deputy Sheriff Harold Hen
derson today sought small boys
who at 6:45 p. m. yesterday
threw a rock through the win
dow of a bus going north on
Gratiot at Clinton.
Roman Maeder, of 1887 Mel
vim, Roseville, attempted to nah
the boys, aged about 10 and IL,
but was thwarted when they
climbed into a culvert at Yer
mander street. Henderson later
questioned some boys who de-
MED knowledge of the wanda
lism.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17
zinck Services
Sci for Tonight
Fresev Women. IS.
Posses Awoy

Prayer services will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock at the
Schwarzkoff Funeral home in
Utica for Mrs. Amelia Zinck, IS,
who died early this morning at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Boeckenhauer, of Fraser.
She had resided there for the
past IL years.
Surviving, besides the daugh-
ter, is a brother, Charles, and a
sister, Mrs. Emma Hake. both of
Cincinnati.
Following the services tonight,
at which the Rev. Theodore
Wuggazer will officiate, the
body will be shipped to Cincin-
natl for burial services.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17

Senator Danaher Or Conn.,
said he favored establishing the
BEW on a statutory basis so that
it would finance its worldwide
programs of developing, produc-
ing and purchasing war mater
ials with direct appropriations
from Congress, instead of draw
ing the funds from RFC through
directives authorized by an ex-
ecutve order.
Secretary of Commerce Jesse
Jones told the Senate Banking
Committee recently that the
RFC was providing funds for
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17

Excessive use of first and sec
ond gears in driving consumes
gas unnecessarily because the
motor runs faster and uses more
gas per mile than when driven in
high gear.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17
Sen Taft Predicts Move to Break Up Spreading RE&

"you think you can deAf -
Louis or . political party
He II short, wears wi6os
brimmed pats and h the mayoa
of very large city. ~
No prompting. please. 4
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17

Owls have two pairs of eye
lids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Tires-USed

GUARANTEED TIRE TREADING SINCE
1928 PASSENGER AND TRUCK MO-
TOR CITY TIRE SERVICE. 1871 Grstiot.
4 6.50x20 6-Ply Tires
TUBES LIKE NEW l3at5 MACK.
1000 GOOD used tires. all sizes passenger.
truck, also recaps 1909 West Warren.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
AUTOS WANTED

ATTENTION PAY highest cash puce
for your car, See me nrs'
AL FREEMAN STORE sl1H MACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Automobiles Wanted

At YOUR DOOR CASH
JUNk A$p WRECkER CARS
TOWNSEND sqln7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
THE CREAM CAR BARGAINS OVER TO
Automobiles Wanted

900 CARS for Junk SiO-S200 Immediate
service. Detroit and vicinity Consumers
Scrap Iron Company Trinity 1880.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
IN the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

MOTORS PeruHi Sot lIet OycrhauIcd
WI NrTT a SONS 24sll NICHlGAN
MOTORS All marrs rer..' m.f"rorsf
Motor ReuHaIdey. Inc $500 3 L3rrof
AL. MOTORS EEBtuT
DAVIS t22Q CAss TE i-oS38
CONSULT ne enlarged Fra F-'a's rf'trEs
m ne hiE sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
ChrysIer Branch
5n2h Woodward

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me-. dgs s-ressCriss me p~e'
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terms g -~.~'Ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
ChrysIer Branch
5q25 WoodWard

5000 Cass sos Woodward
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

Ia sAlLF 1870 ,0rpedo TX sedan fac
-sco and hea'er Tres gorgeous
maroon finish almost rev car. sac -
ar or trade NJ GreCcry heated SHOW
room 1868 rrA'i0t