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The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-21

GORDON BRANNON, GM SIC
and Mrs. H. c. Brannon why they
had not heard from their son,
Gordon, GIN SIC, for what seemed
to them an endless time. The let
ter, written in a breezy style, de-
scribed a recent encounter with
Jap planes.
We've had a little excitement
around here" Gordon sas. "a Jap
plane dived on us and dropped a
bomb that just missed our stern.
We shot it down and also second
one that dropped bomb that just
missed our bow by so yards. An
other one came at us, but was hit
before it dropped a bomb" He
looked up, Brannon says, and saw
another bomb released. 81 thought
sure it had us, but it missedi Four
planes were hit and / think we got
two for certain. Sure was nice to
see them hit the water" Gordon
has sen lot of dead Japs, he says,
and expects to see a lot more be-
fore the war is over.
He asks his parents not to wor-
ry about him-"as long as l see the
planes first my gun will always be
blazing, and you know we're
trained not to miss"
Gordon wants to know about
things at home, and wishes he
could be here to work on the car,
NOW the lawn, and eat fried chick
en- on Sundays. Maybe I'll be
home about the first of the year.
I don't know for sure, of course. I"
His letter was duly passed by the
censor.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-21
118 Enroll In
Red Cross Swim
Glasses Here

The American Red Cross Swim
ming Campaign started this week
at Waikiki Inn pool and proved to
be a feature attraction with a total
enrolment in the four classes of
118 boys and girls. Thirty-one are
taking the first beginners class for
children years old and under.
The second beginners class for
those 9 years old and older has the
largest enrolment, As. Thirty are
in the intermediate swimmers class
and IL are in the advanced class.
The age range of the whole group
is from to Is years.
Glasses will continue through
the coming week with the final
tests being given on Friday, July
28th. Leslie Ross is instructing
with Gloria Kenworthy and Rem
dali McKechnie as assistants for
the beginners classes.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-21
Submarine On Which
Former Resident
Served, Is Missing

The submarine on which Addison
Pinkley, a former Coolidge resi-
dent, was serving has been Off
cially reported missing by the War
Department, according to word re-
ceived by Mr.. Pinkley's wife, who
makes her home in Tucson.
Addison Pinkley is the son of the
late Frank Pinkley, first custodian
of Casa Grande Ruins and super
intendent of Southwestern Nation
al Monuments. Frank Pinkley and
his family made their home here
for many years.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-21
Pump Water
To Increase
Water Supply
One-half acre foot Of addi-
tional water apportioned
to district lands.

to district lands.
An additional one-half foot OF
stored and pumped water has been
made available to lands in the San
Carlos Irrigation and Drainage Dis
trict through the second appor-
tionment made by Project Engineer
c. J. Moody, effective July IL.
The appointment this year had
been only 2.5 acre feet of water for
each acre which Is insufficient for
the needs of the landowners. With
the addition of the new apportion-
ment, the total available water is
now 80 acre feet for each acre
of land within the designated area
of the Project. This amount of
available water is entirely suffi-
cient for the cotton crop and with
such flood waters as may be later
available should assure a reason
ably good fall supply for alfalfa.
1t is pointed out that this appor-
tfonment was made possible
through decision of project and dis
trict officials to pump more water
than was originally anticipated.
No increase in storage has occurred
in San Carlos reservoir SO far this
year. Unless above average rains
occur to add to the storage behind
Coolidge Dam, it is declared that
landowners on the project can look
for no further allotments of water
this year. A continuation of the
extremely dry conditions which
have prevailed for the past few
months will result in exhaustion of
the water supply now in the reser-
voir by the end of this year.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-21
Denniston Presents
Lions Club Program

How to act and how not to act
as wartime businessmen was the
general subject of a paper present
ed at the Coolidge Lions Club on
Wednesday night by J. B. Dennis
ton. The article, written by an
Eastern executive, told of the COM
mon difficulties of help and con-
sumner goods created by the war,
and how the businessman should
react to those difficulties.
The program followed a lengthy
business session. There were "a
members present.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-21

. Sgt. Wayne Goodman, his sister
Mrs. Clara Wooten, and Miss Beu-
lah Brice, all of Florence, were
visitors at the ranch home of Mr.,
and Mrs. William Ray Wednesday
evening. Sgt. Goodman, who re-
turned home on surprise furlough
from Italy on Monday, has received
the Purple Heart and will remain
in the states until he has complete
ly recovered from his wound,
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-21

. Mrs. w. F. Handy and friend,
Mrs. S. M. Poston, who have been
making their homes in Texarkana,
Texas, to be near their husbands,
Lieutenants Handy and Poston, ar
rived Thursday to spend week
with Mrs. Hamby's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Hamilton.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-21

S-Sgt Thomas 3. Smith is ain
France and in combat" accord
ing to a brief note received by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Boyd
Smith, on Tuesday. It's pretty
rough at times" Sgt. Smith says,
and right now he would be in
style for Days of '4e celebra-
tion. ~ haven't shaved for nearly
thnee weeks and If remember
correctly I've only washed my
face twice and changed socks
twice in that time. My clothes are
black-the color of the ground"
He has not received any letters
since he left England, Smith
writes, "but guess I'll get them
when we get off the front lines"
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-21

0 Harold Cudd left Wednesday for
his home in Fresno, California,
after spending week with his two
aunts and their families, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Newcomb and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Watson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-21
Gunner's Mate Tells
Of Close Encounter
With Enemy Planes

A letter from New Guinea con-
tanning Japanese souvenirs and a
breath-taking account of his expe-
riences, explained this week to Mr..
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-21

Q Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fisher of
Phoenix, former Coolidge residents,
were overnight guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Stringer on
Tuesday. The following day they
were the Stringer's guests for lunch
at The Spanish Kitchen. Mrs. C.
B. Sprinkles and Mrs. A. G. Hup-
fel were also guests.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-21

. DR.. and Mrs. Claud Jackson and
son Ray left Wednesday for San
Diego to visit the Jackson's son,
Pfc. Harold Jackson. They plan
to be there week or 10 days.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-07-21
STATE TOTALS
(40o Complete, % incomplete
Precincts)

United States Senator
Evening star., 1944-10-02
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM IVES T,vIT ED r. enN a,

ADAM A. WEsCHLER q son, auctioneers.
Court trustees sale Of 1882 Chevrolet
eus court BY o 6e Of i1 st GTdsr Of Of s %
Jones, Case No .42s-2s3, the undersigned
trustee will sell by public auction at rear
of No. 1910 14th ST.. W., Tuesday, October
3. 1914. at II O'Clock am. 1889 Chew
Cash. JAMES A. WILEY. Trustee, In
%Da% HaspE SON. sssaSas
E,Attractiye sale Of used and new house
hold furniture in, groups and desirable
E st. NV, tomorrow commencing O'Clock
am Modern high-erade bedroom. living
chests Of n drswers ktchen cabnets abies
chairs; studio, sofa and Murphy beds;
spiral and box springs, spiral spring cots,
ZED L. WILLIAMS and Zed L. williams,
r., auctioneers-Auction at Williams Aue-
ton House, 91s New York ave, Tuesday
ad o tnS Hsed
daily-all TO be sold at public auction
Late model ''Westinghouse" electric cook
suite, 3-pc. maple bedrm suite. dark burl
walnut oedrm. suite, enameled tgreem
dinette set. good wardrobe trunk, odd
dressers and chests, wood and metal beds,
mahogany wardrobe chest, walnut, break
fast set, studio and rollaway beds, ma
hogany secretary desk, fancy and plain
small tables several rugs radios. % bent
good Victrola and records. Numerous other
effects. We appraise estates for attorneys,
trustees, corporations and individuals.
Reasonable charges. Auction sales of real
conducted anywhere. For any detail infor-
nation pertaining to this particular sale
or any other property you are considering
selling, please call the auctioneer. Phone
Evening star., 1944-10-02
SUBURBAN SALIVA (contl

GROOM HOUSE and bath, asbestos shin
gled, on lot 75x210 it.: electric pump,
shrubbery, fish pond, bird bath and house,
chicken house, storerooms 90 fruit trees.
grapes and berries. Located on Virginia
St, Southern Villa subdivision Just of Lee
jackson highway. miles west of Alex
andria, ] mile from Linconia School and
church. No agents. Any evening after 5
o'clock or anytime Sunday Price, S5,50O:
So, 300 cash, balance easy terms A. D.
DONOHOE, Route 3, Alexandria, Va %
D-HEWN LOG HOUSE. $50 years old,
and 10 acres of beautiful woodland, located
in Fairfax County, miles above Chain
Bridge, on Great Falls rd.: large bedroom,
living room 15x25 with beamed ceiling.
beautiful pine-paneled, beam ceiling dining
room, huilt-in bath with shower, oil-burner
heat, drilled well. flagstone terrace. . ele-
CANT wood-bul ming f1replaces. II you have
ina maglhation, creative instinct and lire to
work outdoors this is the place for you:
owner in Army and family is moving.
$1,000: terms. Write Can't E. w. TIP
PEIsT, 73 Bryant st. NV. or phone DU.
BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED, unusually we'll
constructed English type home, situated
on wooded knoll Six rooms, with bedroom
on first; living room approx 1923, fire
place, modern kitchen. basement. h.-w h.
Located in beautiful Langley Estate re-
gion. Exclusive neighborhood. Large lot,
with more land available. Bus. service
near schools and stores; 3i2 miles from
q C. Sl0.5O0: terms. Call Miss King,
CHI 0723. COLONIAL REALTY CO., 2939
Wilson blvd CHI 5554
Evening star., 1944-10-02
OFFICES FOR RENT.

ATLANTIC BUILDING. $50 F st. NV
Available in suites Of 2 or more rooms
Total space available consists Of ap-
nroximately $4,000 square feet on five
floors Annual rent of 81 90 per square
foot includes heat, water, electricity, serv-
ice of two elevators, janitor and char
service. For further information and in
speCtion call Mr.. Inlay or Mr. Fenner,
MARK WINKLER MANAGEMENT, RE
300, lll1 Vermont ave.
, LARGE ROOMS on md and 3rd floors of
$40 18th ST. NV, 5000 per month: office
furniture of present tenant may be pur-
chased If desired: available Oct. /.
HENRY J, RoBB, INC, 1924 VT. ave,
STEWART BLDG, 9th and D SITS. NV.
Bldg, now bene remodeled suites or in
divdual Offices available now: reasonable
rent JEROME S. MURRAY, 1881 G
DESK SPACE or single office for rent;
mailing and phone address; secretarial
service. |. j. COWIE, 500 Eye st. NV.
CONN. AVE.-l,600 square #, newly deco
rated. fluorescent lighting; immediate oC-
cupancy. Write Box IA, Star.
FRONT ROOM. in attorneys office with
reception room; furnished, sos month.
Room COB. 1919 ST. NV.
3 MODERN ROOMS and bath. new condi-
ton, near. Georgia ave. and Florida ave,
suitable for contractor. architect, etc;
white only; 500 per mo: all utilities furn,
About 500 square feet of new fire
proof office space. @nd floor: available
about Nov. J. S400 mo
Also 1000 #. Of 1st floor space; 5000
Evening star., 1944-10-02
MONEY TO LOAN.
st TRUST LOANS on real estate:

1st TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates: terms or monthly payments. P. j
WALSHE INC. Ills Eye st. NV MA. 646S
MONEY on first or second trusts; prompt
action; reasonable rates. nearby Md, Va
or D; c; property THE AMERICAN CO.
sECoND-TRUST LOANS on YOUR home
small mo payments. Call Mr. Berman, MA
12G9; -, 40 METRO co, 2o3 Woodward Bids;
TO $4,000, repayable monthly, come to
BANK OF COMMERCE IND SAVINGS.
7th and SITS NV. National 7011; H st.
MoNHy n NeTEh &c csDspli spcoS4 TX III1 u
or Va Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
ave NV National 5S33
MORTGAGE LOANS-Lowest interest rate:
large and small. MOORE e. HILL CO, SO4
eth st.
MONEY LOANED at lowest rates of in
terest. Diamonds, jewelry. watches. gold
and silverware. cameras. typewriters. guns.
etc. accepted as security No advance ar
rangements necessary ROSSLYN LOAN
CO: Rosslyn; Va Chestnut $500
on your auto; furniture or Signature
GENERAL ACCEPTING CORP, 5303 Balti.
more ave- Hyattsvile, Md. Warfield 31Sl
Formerly Southeastern Discount of Hyatts.
vile.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Coloniai stock
farm. near Louisa. Va; e25 acres. OWNER,
s25 2lst st. NV. city. District 3a64
10 ACRES. Groom dwelling large tobacco
barn barn sG stable corn house, garage; Z mile
auire JoHNsToN's STORE, BOWIE, owe Nd.
Tf1PhGns rH1PKFS H9Tis T.RN 2+7l ~ .ors tn.t.
and fireplace; brooder house. large hem
house, turkey pens, etc. An excellent
cessful operations; "a cash r. P. RIPLEY.
81 1889; (sun. and ewes. WI. $500; Mr..
1873 ACRES, s-room house, good barn.
other outbuildines; only $3.50 Terms
sMAL L MTHRRR1Ck TARM + 6easnst0n as4as g+5 352
henhouse. turkey pens, stream; on State
na r9ad' aG rear Transportation in Mont Co
1E N G90q sH ssa san fGT ssso" sna eves R.
GENTLEMEN's COUNTRY EsrArE-An
Annapolis; old Colonial modern a rare
beauty among the stately old trees. box
drawing living, dining, library and break :
fast rooms, modern kitchen on st floor; 4
bedrooms and . baths on 2nd floor; fire.
places three tenant houses, satisfied share
tenants, excellent crops: large tobacco
tractor, farm implements; tobacco barns
Taised m oWNER VIZ Rnf5f RE. '5s 5s1s 0nes crop Is
from WASHINGTON; 5-room house, electricity
installed: mostly under cultivation: price,
s4,a5o, half cash BUELL. FARM AGENCY,
ONLY sos Down: price, Se,s5o-Fine
s-room house, elec., barn. 5 acres, 'front.'
ing paved highway: % miles from D. c..
line; nearby Md. o. L. MURDOCH. Ken
Evening star., 1944-10-02
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

6 TO IS RMS, D. C. or Md; all cash; ten
ants not disturbed; no dilly- y-dallylne;
mean business. E A. GARVEY, Dl. 450S;
ewes and Sun. GE. $500, Thomas Circle
WE PAY ALL CASH tor ne. ana Sc; prop.
MILLER 800 18th st; Sc. FIR eloo 100,
you cash 1t won't take us long Prompt
attention. R A HUMPHREYS. Realtors,
SOS No Capitol MA 61;tn
LIST YOUR 'R0PER1i tor quick sale
with GEORGE w. ROBERTSON, - Hesketh
ST. Chevy Chase, Md WI. 35Si; spe-
Clalizlng in nv. properties,
HILLCREST--6 or : room house, all cash:
gas heat preferred. Box 321 TX, Star. -
ARMY FAMILY needs > or 3 bedroom
house. furnished or unfinished, in NV. or
Arlington Adams 7lS4. -
LIST YOUR Virginia home with a reaitor
THOS G. MAGRUDER CO. POSI- Wilson
blvd, Arlington Va. CHI. 3l3l' GIL. 3434
ewes CHI. 51S1.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its value
today. Our opinion entails no oblig ations.
Ask for Mr. Browning, VIM. H. SAUNDERS
CO, INC, established 1887. DI. lUl5.
Realtors. 1919 K st. NV.
FROM OWNER of desirable N w. semide-
tached or detached brick desiring quick
cash sale. Call RA. 54l6 3
IMMEDIATE CASH-Prompt personal ap-
praisals at today full value MITCHELL
QUICK, DI 5"51 or RA 34lS. l5'
WE HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash for
homes in Arlington or Falls Church. S.
SCEILLINGBURG 461 ) Lee hsWy. oxford
1884: after 6 pm, CHI 45l2
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Uncle Rays Corner

A statue of Cupid helped to start
a young Italian on the road to fame.
known as Michael Angelo cor Mich
elangelo) the artist lived in Florence.
and in that city he carved statue
of the god-of-love
The statue was bought by cardi-
nal who believed it had been made
by an ancient Greek or Roman
truth later. and was far from being
we'll pleased. Other men at Rome.
however, saw the statue and wanted
to meet the young man who had
made it.
That event led Michael Angelo
to Rome at the age of 20. In Rome
he spent much of his time during
the Sc years which remained in his
life.
He cut statues for the Vatican,
and his chisel brought forth huge
statue of David for the city of
Florerce Another of his statues,
representing Moses. has been called
the most sublime ever chiseled from
marble"
Perhaps equally famous are his
paintings on the ceiling of the Sis
tine chapel When he was 80 years
old, Michael Angelo was asked by
Pope Julian II to decorate the
chapel ceiling, but he protested,
saying:
1T is not right that I should be
given this task. 1 am more a sculp-
tor than a painter. Raphael is the
artist who should paint the ceiling"
Despite his protests. the work was
assigned to him. For four years he
labored on it. Dividing the ceiling
into nine sections, he painted on
each a scene from the Old Testa-
ment of the Bible. The figures are
not perfect in form, but they seem
very life-like. During much of the
time he was painting them, he lay
on his back On a scaffold IS feet
above the floor.
Twenty-Five years after he fin
ished his work on the Old Testa-
ment scenes, Michael Angelo was
asked by another pope to make a
painting of The Last Judgment
To this task he also gave four
years. 1t was his last important
picture. During the remaining years
OF his life, he served as architect
OF St. Peters. He died at ripe
old age. less than a month short
of his 89th birthday.
Michael Angelo was filled with
energy. and seemed never to grow
tired of what he was doing. There
were days when he ate only a crust
Of bread while working on a statue
or painting. He possessed a fiery
temper and took part in bitter
quarrels; put the energy in him
and his love of art drove him on
to one success after another
Evening star., 1944-10-02
HolJsEs FOR SALE Cont

COLORED-426 Lamont st. n.w.-2-story
Colonial brick, rms, bath. h.-w.h. (gas),
Frigidare, garage; possession: substantial
down payment MA. l40S, RA. l161. %
COLORED-Brookland 18th st.-7-rm.,
11a-story bungalow spacious liv, rm. with
sarage; good condition; priced better than
any house in $500 block for cash. Call
Mr.. Demouy for appointment TO see. Pur-
chaser must have $1,000 cash. JAMES
E. SCOTT, DE. 1913, TR, 2749.
COLORED-Kingman Park--Unusual buy;
yrs. old beautiful condition throughout;
hardwood floors, oil heat, modern kitchen,
tile bath, built-in tub with shower. rec,
reation rm. with bar. extra kitchen and
for $1,000 cash. MR.. WADDELL, DE. 1l6o;
II 1858 evenings and Sundays.
COLORED-Brookland detached
7-rm home; h.-w. oil heat, tile bath
spacious yard, beautiful shrubbery: Ss,ooo
MR. WADDELL, DE. 1160; Ii. 6563 eve
SoLoREB- u, s; cspitoInnig m y odms,e g; ::
apt, h.-w.h., oil; excellent condition
Price, $1,000, substantial cash, bal; easy easy
terms. Possession with deed. Call MR..
Tois3Na ToI SREn pI. u s3l2 a9o Vacant. St me-
near i4th, bay-window tapestry brick, s
rooms, bath, full cellar, NV h.; in IN
good condition; possession. HOHENSTElN
BROS. 7th and SITS. ne. FIR. 5000.
COLORED-Beautiful house near 9TH and d
Eve trolley and bus passes by; built-ln
bath, perfect condition toe Just ne
place for wife and you. big rooms and
oil heat. House like this is hard to beat
5000 block 18th st. n.w.-s large rooms,
auto. gas heat; price and terms reasonable
j w ROUSE, exclusive agent, Dl. 10S3.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
J. ROBERT ESHER, Attorney,
Columbian Building.

CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
e0 S.fsS5 t2E he NooNAN 6sSS q Ps Go
IN, vs., ARTHuR JAMES NooNAN, De;
of this suit is to obtain an absolute di.
vorce from the defendant on the ground
motion of the plaintiff, it is this goth
day of September 1914, ordered that the
defendant Arthur James Noonan, cause
his appearance to be entered herein or
Sundays and legal holidays, occurring aftei
the day of the first publication of thi.
order; otherwise, the cause will be pro.
ceeded with as in case of default Pro,
vided' copy of this order be published
the Washington Law Reporter. and Tn,
W. ODoNoGHUE, Justice. tseaII At
test; CHARLES E, STEWART. Clerk B,
DISTRICT r H coaRT MsNEILl 6r At1espey tern ,N,rrr
Holding Probate e courSNo SfS o, s4 GGlpmaia 5i Ad
ministration.-This, Is to Give Notice Tha
the subscriber, of the, District of Columbia
the District of Columbia. Letters of Ad
ministration on the estate of Charles S
Shotwell, late of the District of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claim!
70 exhb the sane H With hFleoS the voucher Ssnft
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub,
scriber, on or before the 9th day of Sep.
tem6er, AID. l945; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit OF
Ssd sb eStse Gyen undeT hapd th
H. MCNEIL SI5 18th street NV. Seal.
Attest THOMAS c. sCALLEY, Deputy
REGISTER Of wills for the District OF Co.
lumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1941 Century sedan: magnificent
car in excellent mechanical condition;
ing price. LOVING MOTORS, 1919 M
BUICK 1898 Century model go convert,
s6a5 ROYAL MoToR Co PACKARD
Csa,GT Il Kennedy Ken sc,vart,s,s St nv RA 712o
ful car, shows exeeent Care eeoT radio 'tsn and
prce EoVNG t64d s MoToRs as of5Gs ials ssi'ss st
CADILLAC 1898 80" special 8 sedan:
* 34n1 900 m1Ies; M 81 radio do, and heater. CAPITOL
SATURDAYS and Sundays.
CADILLAC l942 model IS formal sedan;
CAPITOL CADILLAC CO, 12S. 2and st.
G9sff sat s and cfab Snn COUPE Chevrolet
FLOOD PoNTAc 4si fss connecticus sTnss xsrraRs5 W.
CHEVROLET le41 coupe. SID WELL
6GiH1EEyRRoLIT Gi1E R 1899 town sedan. SID
1900: Open evenings.
CHRYSLER 1888 six coupe. SID WELL
BORN MOTORS. 5000 GA. ave. sH. 1900
CHRYsLER 1911 New Yorker convertible
InpholSfery Inn fluid drive radio and heater
nfa nj MoToRs fef 19h and and
tnRYsnER isi RT 154a bT New Se47 Yorker sedan SUD
WELLBoRN MoToRs, 5000 Ca ;seISa: ave. R sH'
1900. Open evenings
CROSLEY 1874" station wagon 5000 miles
NO priority required LEO ROCCA INC.
1901 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900 Closed Sum
DE SOTO 194l 4-door sedan. SID WELL
BORN MOTORS 5000 Ga. ave. sH. 1900,
P6RN P6 soTo St slpS coupe @ SID
DE SOTO. 19i! club coupe. 1s41 De Soto
4-door sedan. 1941 Lincoln custom s-pass.
1850 Ms Psekad sssan
s coupe. 1889 Chevrolet town sec sedan. M is4i safi
l94l olds &, 2-door sedan, 1888 oids q
dan sfp fas5Gp MoToRs t9wp 5000
Ga; ave. SH. $500. Open evenings
DODGE 1910 de luxe business coupe; radio
Conn. Con ave- EN-. 1900. Nes Closed tS Sunday. 4'oi
DODGE 1941 custom 4-door sedan; radio
INC; 1901 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900. Closed
Sunday.
WEILBoRN MOTORS. 5000 5000 ca. seosV awe. 81 81
4500. Open evenings.
FORD 1889 de luxe Tudor sedan: heater
LEO ROCCA, INC, 430l Conn. ave. EN-
1900 Closed Sunday.
FORD 1879 de luxe Tudor sedan: heater.
LEO ROCCA INC, 1901 Conn ave EN-.
1900 Closed Sunday.
FORD model A 1881 Fordor sedan; this
car looks and runs like new; must be seen
to be appreciated PARKWAY MOTOR
CO.. 3051 M st. NV. MI. 01s5.
FORD 1885 coupe; new battery and brake
lining; ceiling price. OIL. 6446.
La SALE 1910 convertible coupe; gray
finish, red leather upholstery, driven very
ceiling price. LOVING MOTORS, 1919
M st. NV.
HUDSON 1885 eight 4-door sedan: radio;
original black finish; $3.50. ROYAL MO-
TOR CO., Packard Dealer, Is Kennedy
st. NV. RIA. 7720.
LINCOLN 1941 custom S-passenger sedan.
SID WELL.BORN MOTORS, 5000 Ga. ave.
6H. $500. Open evenings.