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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-18
zAHTEvA SOW.
R'u||5IJE GLEDE
DA R DAN FL .
Bo zahtevala, da Sc
Dardanele demilitarizi-
rajo in odprejo ladjam
vseh Zdruzenih narodov

LONDON, 16. septembra. -
Tukajsnji diplomatski krogi pri-
cakujejo, da 'bo Russia v krat-
KEN objavila zahtevo, da Tur-
CHA uniei vse vojaske utrdbe v
Bosporu in Dardanelah in da Sc
dovoli prost prehod skozi vazno
morsko ozino, XII veze Sredo-
zemlje in Crno morje, vsem lad
jam Zdruzenih narodov.
z ozirom ma dolgo odlasanje
.Turcije in z ozirom ma prelom
z Nemcijo, obstoji tukaj Wits,
da bo ruska5 zahteva dobila pod
poro cd strani Anglije in Zed.
draw. " .
Finci v boju z nemskimi cetami
LONDON, 16. septembra. -
Med Finci in njihovimi nem-
skimi zavezniki, XII so Sc imeli
do vceraj umakniti il dezele, je
prislo do vec ostrih spopadov,
in moznost cbstoji, da bo Fin
ska ". teku-nekai dili. Nenaciji
formalno napovedala vojno in
stopila v tabor Zdruzenih naro-
dov.
Pogajanja "a pogoje premir-
ia med Rusijo in Finsko v Mo-
skvi Sc med tenn nadaljujejo. E.
no porocila pravi, da Russia "a
hteva restoracijo rusko-finske
meje il leta 1910 in $30O,00Q,-
900 vojne odskodnine.
Ruski strah pred zaveznisko
popustljivostjo
MOSKVA, Is. septembra. -
v ruski javnosti Sc pojavlja
rastoca domneva, da bodo An
glezi in .Amerikanci proved po-
pustljivi napram nacijem,t c i m
bo koncana vojna.
Znacilen clanek v tenn pogle.
du pise V "Pravdi---- znani ruski
~casnikar Eliza Ehrenburg, kje,
sarkasticno komentira O clankih
XII so izsli v nekaterih ameris
kin listih v zvezi z odkritjen
nemskih grozodejstvih v Lubli
nu in Babijaru. v omenjenit
clankih sc sugestira, da so Mem
ci postal krivi, ker v njih hran
nj bilo dovolj vitaminov, in ds
Sc nacije po vojni nanovo vzgo
j s filmskimi slikami. Mel k
drug ameriski clankar je sve
toval, da Sc Hitlerja in drug'
vodilne nacije internira ma ka
KEN otoku blizu California.
Ehrenburg nato dostavlja:
ITO nj smesno, temvec stras
no.. Kriminalci morajo biti kaz
novani. Mi moramo odstranit
raka ID srca Europe in bono t.
tudi storili. Mi ne maramo no
benin zavetisc "a fasizem v vo
jasnicah Madrida, ma argentin
skin pampah, ali v spalnic
Franco Won Papena."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-18
'pADALNA pEHoTA j pRI5IAlA
;TUDI OBJ REM; UDARE( OBJ BOX
|JE 'NA(RT GEN. EI5ENH0WERJA
LONDON, 18. septembra.

LONDON 49, septembra. - Gen. Eisenhower je
vceraj podvzel drzno operacijo katere ocvidn
e priti Nemcem OBJ Segfriedovi ni box in udariti
pot Berlinu Holandiji je prstalo soce
zra6nih transportov in gladerev padano pehoto XII e
"a hrbtom sovraznika zavzela vec krajev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-18
VOJNA KONFERENCA V
QUEBECU ZAKLJUCENA

QUEBEC, 16. sept. - Pred
sednik Roosevelt in premier
Churchill sta danes zakljucila
svojo drugo konferenco z ma
znanilom, da so bill narejeni vsi
zakljucki glede zavrsitve vojne
v Evropi in "a unicenje "barba-
rOv ma Pacifiku."
Evening star., 1944-09-10
LIST Sponsored by Daughter
Of Naval Landing Expert
By the Associated Press

~ tAS 1ooOSlotCo tCsos
HINGHAM, Mass, Sept. 9.-The
LIST 943 was launched today at the
Bethlehem bingham shipyard with
the daughter of a naval captain,
who two years ago created an am
phibious training program that pro-
duced thousands of invasion-wis
crews, christening the ship.
The tank carrying landing craft
was sponsored by Miss Margaret
E. Clarke, Lilac Hill, Annapolis, Md,
daughter of Capt. w. P. O. Clarke,
chief Of staff for the Atlantic Fleet
Amphibious Training Command.
Miss Clarke was accompanied by
her father, who in June, 1942-only
five months before the American
invasion of North Africa-was di-
rected to organize landing craft
fleet to mount that assault.
His staff had trained 5000 men
and 800 officers in the special tech
nique Of manning LISTS before the
first Of the 300-foot landing ships
was commissioned in October, 1912.
Capt. Clarke was awarded the
Legion of Merit for his extreme
initiative" in readying both crews
and ships.
A native of California, Capt.
Clarke was stationed at the Naval
Gun Factory at the Navy Yard here
from May, 1927, to December, 1929.
In late 1924 and early 1925 he made
a trip over the Andes Mountains in
South America with Gen. John j.
PerShing.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
U-Boats Intellectual,
Allied Leaders Say
~ the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated Press.
With the principal U-boat oper-
ating bases In the Bay Of Biscay
neutralized by Allied operations In
France, enemy submarines have be-
come relatively Intellectual" Pres
ident Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill said last night.
In a statement released through
the ONCE of War Information, the
two Allied leaders described the
exchange rate" between Allied mer-
chant ships sunk and U-boats de-
stroyed as profitable"
The joint statement:
Last month, due to the effec-
tiveneSs of the Allied operations in
France, the principal U-boat oper-
ating bases in the Bay of Biscay
were neutralized. AS a consequence
the Germans have been forced to
operate their underseas craft from
Norwegian and Baltic bases, thereby
stretching even thinner their diff
ficult lines Of operation.
The exchange rate between mer-
chant ships sunk and U-boats de-
stroyed continues to be profitable
to the United Nations cause. While
U-boat operations continue they
are sporadic and relatively inef-
fectual."
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Social Leader Held
In Jail on Charge Of
Taking $4,000 Gems
By the Associated Press.


RIvERHEAD, N. Y, Sept. s.-
Socially prominent Mrs. Job Taylor,
II, charged with stealing $4,000 In
jewels from friends while guest
at their homes, remained In Suffolk
County jail today rs District At
torney Fred ]. MMunder sought an
exact appraisal Of the tewelry.
John Hulsen, chief investigator
OF the district attorneys Office, said
q jewelry expert had been engaged
and his report would determine the
amount Of bail Mr.. Munder would
ask to be set in court Monday.
May Ask $25,oee Bond.
II the present value is sustained,
Mr.. Hulsen said, the district at
torney will ask that bail be set at
$4,000 for the attractive, dark
haired Long Island and New York
city clubwoman.
Mrs. Taylor. 24-year-old mother
Of two children whose husband is
overseas with the Army, is accused
Of taking the jewels, which included
$25, 900 ruby and diamond clip,
while at summer parties in exclusive
Westhampton Beach and East
Hampton and in New York.
Accounts of her wedding here on
April 18, 1941, describe her as a
descendant of Benjamin Harrison,
a signer Of the Declaration of In
dependence, and Presidents William
Henry Harrison and Benjamin
Harrison.
She is the daughter of the late
Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Lincoln
Flinchbaugh of Cincinnati, Wilkes
Barre and Philadelphia. Her hus-
band, an attorney before he entered
the service, Is the son of DR.. and
Mrs. George Taylor, jr., Pittsburgh.
Maintains Two Homes.
Mrs. Taylor, who maintains homes
in New York and Westhampton, was
held in 5000 bail in Westhampton
Justice Court on a charge of first
degree grand larceny and in a Sec
ond arraignment in East Hampton
Justice Court was ordered held with
out bail on similar charge. In
both cases she waived examination.
Stanley Fowler of Riverhead, her
attorney, said he believed Mrs. Tay-
lor, accustomed to wealth, became
involved in financial troubles after
her husband entered the Army and
apparently regarded the alleged
thefts as borrowed money"
Some of the jewels have been re-
covered, Mr.. Fowler said, adding
that he was certain full restoration
would be made.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Husbonds S Air Medal
Presented to Widow
OF Fighter Pilot

Tho widow Of IN Army Air
Forces fighter pilot. soon to
60 overseas IS q Red Gross
worker, yesterday was pre-.
scented the Air Medal awarded
her husband five days before
his death.
Fifty star assistants stood at
atk alton during tie ceremonies
at Red Cross headquarters ~
Maj. Gen. James M. Bevans,
assistant chief Of air stalf, pre-
sented the medal to Mrs. Jean
A. Ferguson, Marion, Ohio. Her
husband, Capt. Robert ]. Fer
guson, was killed April 5 while
on q combat mission with the
9th Air Force.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
American Bar Head Calls
International Law Weak

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-The present
system of international law has
remained lamentably weak" In its
ability to meet modern problems,
Joseph w. Henderson, Philadelphia
president Of the American Bar AS
sociation, said today.
In talk to the International As
ISOLATION of Insurance Counsel, Mr..
Henderson said international law
lis weak, chiefly, I think, because
the organization of our community
of states has not proceeded apace
with other developments"
ut has not brought security and
1t has not kept the peace" he de-
clared. What vitality would there
be in our national law If we had
not succeeded in organizing our ma
tional community?
II offer no blueprint of my own
But I insist that on the outcome OF
this issue depends our really winning
the war"
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Dining Room
and Dinetta

Reg. 1895 Lyre Back Ma.
hogany Dinette and Desk
Chairs, Aubisson uphol-
stery seats --S7.75
Reg. $45.OO Swedish Mod.
ern Dinette Buffet, hand
rubbed finish ---S24.75
Reg. s49.95 Solid Maple
Refectory Dinette Suite.
from model home dis
play. AS is----S27.50
Reg. $3.50 Oval Mahoe-
any Dining Room Table.
leaf missing -----$29.9 95
Reg. $3.50 Modern Ex.
tension Dinette Table.
toasted mahogany; floor
sample; as is is--S37.50
Reg. $59.95 Large Mahog.
any Drop Leaf Extension
Table --S S47. 81
Reg. $3.50 Hepplewhite
Mahogany Buffet, floor
sample ----------$47.5O
Reg. $66.5O Solid Maple
Colonial Refectory Di-
nette Suite, table opens
to seat ten-S S55 m
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Miss America
Continued From First Page. }

announced for the finals by Master
of Ceremonies Bob Russell.
Miss Florida" 19-year-old blond
Virginia Warlen, also a two-way
winner in the preliminaries, came in
third; with Miss Chicago" Elaine
Steinbach, 10, a brunette, taking
fourth, and Miss Birmingham -
Betty Jane Case, 18-year-old blond,
taking fifth.
Miss Ramey said she had con-
sented to engage in a War Bond
selling tour of the country, visiting
the SIS largest cities under the
auspices of the Treasury Depart
ment. She also has been offered
several movie contracts.
When she won the title of Miss
Washington" August 10 Miss Ramey
told reporters she is interested in
poetry and is something Of a song
writer. She attributed her trim
shape to an addiction to lawn
moving.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Soviet Radio Renews Plea
To Spain 10 Gust Franco
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The Mos
COW radio tonight renewed its appeal
to the Spanish people to oust the
regime of Generalissimo Francisco
Franco, the Federal Communica-
tions Commission reported.
Saying the foreign press" con-
tinued to comment on intentions
of widely known Fascists to seek a
haven 'in the affectionate arms of
Franco" the broadcast said the
Nazis, dreaming Of their colony on
the Mediterranean Shores" already
were packing to join the SOC, 1000
Germans it said already were living
in Spain.
Evening star., 1944-09-10

Reg. $1,000 Mahogany
Early American Knee
hole Vanity and mirror,
1895
Reg. $500 Modern
LINED Oak Dresser and
mirror $42.5O
Reg. $54.5O Mahogany
Dresser with large at
tached mirror, hand rub
bed finish ---$42.5O
Reg. $65.O0 Toasted Ma
hogany Modern Dresser
and mirror ------$45.OO
Reg. $149.OO Four Piece
Mahogany BEDROOM
Suite e------$115.OO
Evening star., 1944-09-10

Reg. $29.75 Steel Coil Box
Springs, floor samples,
twin and double sizes,
$23.75
Reg. $49.95 Single Studio
Couches with pillows
tapestry upholstery,
$s4.5o
Reg. $3.50 Steel Coil Box
Spring and Mattress Out.
fits, double size only.
Complete --------$39.95
Reg. $69.5O Sofabed With
Bedding Compartment,
spring construction,
As.a5
Evening star., 1944-09-10


resentative, as regional supervisor
and legal member Of the Insurance
Claims Council.
A native Of Pierre, 8. D., Mr..
Walker served with the 32nd Divi-
sion during the World War. and was
wounded In action.
He came to the District In 1924
and was the first clerk Of the House
Committee on World War Veterans
Legislation.
His son, 1t. Richard H. Walker,
U. s. N. Is in the South Pacific on
submarine duty. His youngest son,
Pfc. Crichton T. Walker OF the Ma
rine Corps, was killed on Saipan
June 16.
Mr.. Walker Is chairman and mem
ber Of the vestry of st. Mary's Epis-
copal Church, Arlington. He will
be accompanied to Honolulu by his
wife and daughter, Susan Jane.
Evening star., 1944-09-10

IeLlI1uB, 6Il8.
Gen. Frank T.
Hines, admins
traitor Of Veter-
ans Affairs, an
nounced yester-
day.
Mr.. Walker, ,
who lives at 1915
North Twentieth
road, Arlington,
has ZEE n as
sociated with the
Veterans A d.
ministration for
Is years. He has
served as Gen.
Evening star., 1944-09-10

Reg. $27.5O Channel Back
Fireside Occasional Chair
AS is ---------$13.95
Reg. $19.95 Button
Tufted Scoop Seat Lounge
Chairs ---S14.75
Reg. $24.50 Button-Back
Lounge Chairs, spring
construction ---$18.88
Reg. 1895 Mahogany,
Large Colonial Platform
Rockers. Beige, blue or
wine tapestry ----$24.50
Reg. $3.50 Tapestry Up
holstery Wing Chairs,
coil spring base---$27.75
Reg. $500 Lawson Love
Seats, coil spring base,
choice of rose or beige
tapestry --------$39.95
Reg. $79.95 Modern
Lounge Chair, made by
Pullman, fine construc-
Evening star., 1944-09-10

Reg. $159.OO Four Piece
Modern Walnut Bedroom
Suite with chestrobe,
$124.5O
Reg. $1S1.00 Four-Piece
LINED Oak, Modern Bed
room Suite ---$149.5O
Reg. $316 Modern Studio
Bedroom Ensemble, in
cludes double headboard
for twin beds, large dress
er and mirror, full-size
chest and chair-Bleach-
ed Prima Vera finish -
floor sample ---- $245.O0
Reg. $6.95 Walnut Mod.
sfern' Vanity Benches,
s4.SS
Reg. $10.95 to S13.75 Odd
/, Modern Bedroom Chairs,
some with upholstered
backs -S5.95
Reg. $3.50 Modern Wal
nut Mite Table. Drawer.
AS is s------S5.95
Reg. $14.95 Solid Maple
Colonial Mite Table with
drawer ------ S9.75
Reg. $15.75 Four-Drawer
Walnut Chest S12.95
Reg. $17.5O Mahogany or
Walnut Five Drawer
Chest S14.75
Reg. s24.5o Maple, Solid
Panel Twin Bed --$16.95
Reg. $500 Modern Wal.
nut Vanity and Mirror,
floor sample
Reg. ss4.5O Haywood
Wakefield Champagne
Twin Bed, floor sample,
$19.95
Reg. $3.50 Modern
Lined Oak Double or
Twin Size Beds $24.5O
Reg. s39.50 Large Mod
ern Walnut Dresser
sample. AS is is-----$24.75
Reg. $119.O0 Bleached
Modern Twin Beds, one
pair only from model
home, floor sample-as is
both for -------$39.95
Reg. $500 Solid Yer.
mont Rock Maple Dresser
with mirror S39 95
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Carl Walker Named
10 Posi- in Honolulu

Carl NJ. Walker has been ap-
pointed manager Of the Veterans'
Administration Once In Honolulu,
succeeding Dr.. Q. w. Dodge, who Is
Evening star., 1944-09-10

Reg. $4,000 Modern Wal.
nut Bedroom Suite,
$169.50
Evening star., 1944-09-10
BEDDING

Reg. $9.75 Redipped Col.
lapsible Metal Cots, $3.95
Reg. $1O.50 Twin Size
Cotton Mattresses, floor
samples ------S5.95
Reg. $1,000 Helical Tied
All Metal Coil Springs,
$6.75
Reg. S24.5O Headboard
Beds, choice of walnut or
m a hoga a ny headboards
with spring on legs. Com
plete for - S14.7s
Reg. s24.5O Redipped
Sliding Daybed with pad.
opens to sleep two, STATS
Reg. $29.75 Hotel De
Luxe All Layer Felt Mat
tresses, twin or double
sizes ------------$18.38
Evening star., 1944-09-10

Reg. $119.75 Four-Piece
Modern Walnut Bedroom
Suite ------ ----$95.O0
Reg. $115.O0 Three-Piece,
Colonial Maple Bedroom
Suite ------------$99.O0
Reg. $169.5O Modern
Prima Vera Bedroom
Suite, includes dresser,
vanity and double bed,
sample-As is ----$99.50
Evening star., 1944-09-10

Reg. 1896 Modern
Leatherette Upholstered
Sofa, bleached frame,
$4s.s5
Reg. $3.50 Five Piece
Fiber Living Room Out
at. Sofa, chair, rocker,
cocktail and end tables,
1895
Evening star., 1944-09-10

Reg. $1,000 Four
Piece Walnut Twin,
Modern Bedroom
Suite, floor sample,
$77.o0
Evening star., 1944-09-10

Reg. $29.75 Modern Rose
Wood Step End Table,
$18.88
Reg. $26.50 Modern
Bleached Record Cabinet
with drawer ------$19.75
Reg. $3.50 Modern Wal
nut Flip-Top c sole
Table ---------$19.75
Reg. $1o.95 Baby Sulky
Carts ----------$3.98
Reg. $11.5O Unfinished
Baby Play Pens ---$4.98
Reg. $5.95 Bedroom Ot-
tomans, upholstered in
Chintz -$2.98
Reg. $4.75 Sturdy Folding
Utility Chairs with metal
hinges ----------$2.8
Reg. $34.95 Walnut Mod
ern Seven-Drawer Knee
hole Desk SIG. so
Reg. $3.50 Large Ma
hogany Kneehole Desk,
$28.85
BEDROOM
Reg. sss.95 Mahogany
Wardrobe, floor sample,
$19.95
Reg. $3.50 Lined Oak
NJ 10 d ern Dresser with
mirror ----------$E7.5O
Reg. $500 Large Chit
forobe With Mirror, beau
tiful matched veneers,
floor sample ------$49.95
Evening star., 1944-09-10
tLESS sacrifices its entire accumulated stock of odd
s, slightly damaged pieces and model home samples

Reg. $4,000 Extra Fine
Lounge Chairs, custom
built spring construction,
floor samples -----$59.95
Evening star., 1944-09-10

Reg. $139.50 Three-Piece
Modern Living Room
Suite, spring construc-
ton -------------$99.50
Miscellaneous
Reg. $10.95 Solid Maple
Colonial Coffee Table,
$6.95
Reg. $12.75 Solid Maple
Flat-top Desk with
drawer $12.75
Reg. $3.50 Walnut Glass
Top Cocktail Table, $9.75
Evening star., 1944-03-09

The Four Aces VIII BE- pleased to an
swer letters from readers II Q stamped
(3-cent), self-addressed envelope 10 In
closed with each Communication ad.
Evening Star. II you desire the pocket
outline Of the Four Aces system Of
contract bridge send with your request
70 the -Four Aces, care OF The ¥ing
large-st4e envelope and you win receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1944-03-09

Vests opening lead of the dia-
mond three was taken by dummy's
ace. Unless East held the club
ace, South was faced with the loss
Of two clubs and two diamonds. He
could get rid of one diamond loser
by 1inessing for the king Of spades,
so he planned to take this finesse.
After drawing two rounds of
trtmps, South could play West for
the spade king, by leading his sin
gleton and putting in dummy's jack:
or he could play East for the king
by cashing the spade ace and then
leading the queen from dummy. If
East covered with the king, South
would trump and later discard on
the spade jack; If East played low,
South could discard Immediately.
South saw a clear-cut advantage
to the latter line of play. Even If
West held the spade king and the
queen would lose to it, South would
meanwhile have gotten rid of one
diamond loser, so the spade ace was
taken and the queen led, and when
East played low South discarded a
diamond. He still had to lose a
diamond and two clubs, but he made
his contract.
Yesterday you were Oswald
Jacoby's partner and, with your side
vulnerable, you held:
4 K 987
= A j 10 1854
The bidding:
Jacoby Lightner You Schenken
10 ~ CD
Answer-Five clubs. A four spade
bid would leave you one trick lower
but would be dangerous. Very likely
If you can make four spades you can
also make five clubs, and with far
greater safety.
Score 100 per cent for five clubs
30 per cent for four spades, 20 per
cent for pass.
Question No. 1,64o.
Today you hold the same hand,
and the bidding continues:
Jacoby Lightner You Schenken
10 ~ So So
5A Pass CO
What do you bid? Answer tomor-
row.
tReleased BY the Bell Syndicate. Incl
The Four Aces VIII be pleased to an
Evening star., 1944-03-09
VISIT 70 ths DOCTOR
h a,e 15h CENTURY .

ground. A fire was lighted near the
spot, and at the end of . year the
jar was taken out. What was left in
the jar was supposed to make hair
grow.
The doctor" was warned to wear
gloves when he handled this remedy
so that hair would not grow on
his fingers!
The so-called ointment of the II
apostles" was popular for a time.
This was rubbed on the body as a
liniment, and a prayer was recited
while the rubbing was being done.
AS time went on medical schools
were started to train both men and
women as doctors. One of these
was at Salerno, Italy, and it grew
famous. Not only did students 60
there but also persons who wanted
to be cured. Prince Robert Of Nor
mandy, son of william the Con-
queror, went to Salerno to be treated
for wound in his arm.
In 1924 law was made by En-
lperor Frederick II that q doctor
must have a license to practice. To
get the license he had to pass an
examination. That was q bic step
forward, but 1t was not enough to
make sure that there would be good
doctors.
Too little was known about medi-
cine for any one to be a great expert
In the field. Drugs Of many kinds
were used, but most of them were of
no value.
The Moors-people of Moslem
faith-had control of most of Spain
during the Middle Ages and their
doctors were widely known. The
city Of Cordova had so hospitals. At
least one Moorish hospital had mu-
sicians and story-tellers to amuse
the patients. II drug was Of no
help to man, the music and stories
were expected to do some good to
hts mind.
Evening star., 1944-03-09
Uncle. Roy's Corner

Queer kinds Of medicine were
used in Europe during the Middle
Ages. We have records Of q number
Of them, and here is one example:
Let raven be burned and put
the ashes in sleeps suet. Then rub
It on the head and 1t will cure"
Just what that was supposed to
cure is not plain, but another item
from an old Celtic book gives .
remedy for badness. Mice were
placed In q clay jar and 1t was
carefully covered and buried In the
Evening star., 1944-03-09

The 500th red ribbon signifyini
eight Red Cross blood donations and
membership In the Gallon Club
has been awarded Mrs. Lillian Bron.
stein, Red Cross nurses aide,
Evening star., 1944-03-09
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BUICK wanted: name your price. viii
try .,on, 70 meet it. oIGo EloOd Pontiac. 1921 Con-
essential war work. Bendail Pontiac. TE.
CADILLAC wanted; name your price. will
1fsslsSt 1TsVSo,ET Mo xaStso saoS; ,or w., rors.r
S4scs OLE I9ao Is41 SEDAN gganted
tIy .o meet It. Flood Pontiac. 4sai Con- m
pbsSI'eas' DODGE AND ND ecfHHssYsLER wanted; name
iiss; 1921 connsetieS.. Wo. 500 0D .0n
ca Cash prlcs. Sofkfs Bendai u sfaSa- pon
FORD wanted: name your price. will
FokDs AND cHEEyGRoIETs urgently need
afe prfss ffol foE eT'rs avg good ae cars
s1nnsced, s sTs t. nsst so i 500 S5o0d Pontiac 1921
PLYMOUTH needed for essential war work
er; will y, pay premium ] cash price for clean
fLYM6Gfn eGpise IE Ssis ,sur
CON tTs to mess Wo 1T s4do rood Pontiac 1921
any year or model. Bendall Pontiac. TIE.
PONTIAC, will pay premium cash price for
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pRIyATE Party '1Ss with . good car. call
Price 9 o'1s Williams Sils Aupo paS you high cash
aAxE YOU, FoRGoTrEN to call Adams
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s. SUE M ESlpa To SEE E Lovise before you sell
Full RETAIL PRlcE SE'' paid ani' in Cash ss no for
Williams Auto TO sses isss K nesd s1e cars
PRiyafE' PARTY will pay cash for clean,
PRTvATE PARTY win Hta pay any price teOi for
Clean clean oTTmieage aeaH car Late model pre-
Chseyrolet, Ford or Plymouth Cali sH
CHRYsLER 1s41. 1910. any model. We
pay the high price; Let us prove It
Inc s4Re tsS wssSnsR sls Pontiac az bead eS
PPontiiae. PPonIttiiae. .oI Phone At 1900. coast-In
WANT BEST PRICE for your carr See
Loving before you sell. We pay the high
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oNNLh wants 1871 CneVrOlet.
WANTED IL BTY from private owner
l94l or 1912 Chevrolet or 1871 or 1912
Pontiac. BE able TO quote mileage, price
and condition of tires. Call Ex. 1884
INDIVIDUAL wants late model G. M,
Ford or Chrysler make; faultless conoi-
ton; cash. Glebe RG29
WILL BUY for cash, Buick, Cadillac or
La Sale, 7-Seater. color black. low mile
age. Must be in good condition. Write
44lS Lowell st; or phone OR. 2574
] WILL BUY CARS, any. make, any cond-
ton; will guarantee highest price: or will
Sell for you on commission basis Frank S
Used Car Lot so4 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
AT. 113?
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for 1899
1885 sedan must be in good condition
and hays good tires, Wo. 1885
sood good used car will pay cash, Cali Trni-
TRUCK, i ton. stake body: any make; pre-.
fer l939-4l model. Will pay all cash
Call Mr.. Breneman, Federal Contracting
Co, 915 New York ave. NV. MA. 7416
STATION WAGON wanted Ford. Ply.
mouth or Chevrolet, 1910 or 194l, eooc
condition No dealers. Cash. WI. $685.
after pm.