davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12

The Iaeas constructed d 2,000-miIe
highway system that dWartcd Rome's
amOus roads.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12
CARD OF

We wish to thank our many
friends for the kindness and SYM
pathy shown us during the illness
and death Of our beloved husband
and father, and for the beautiful
flowers.
MRS. X. H. PERNELL
AND FAMILY.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12

Beacon fires in early lighthouses
We're sometimes maintained by
priests.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-12

The plated lizard can Shed its tail
While running.
Evening star., 1944-08-13
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO, Aug. 1c tP.-salable cattle,
900; calves, 100 compared Friday last
at all markets only few loads lons fed high
yearlinss held steady, rank and file strictly
lings $3.50 lower, with common. medium
and averaee-good grsees largely 1o to
90 down: ,slaushter heifers followed un.
numerous instances 100 OF. very little
change in vealers: in steers. fed offerings
predominated althoush generous run grass
almost entirely made up OF native ano
Southwest grass oherinss: stock cattle in
neslisble supply and slow market wealth
lngs, 1900; next highest price. 1875
sizable supply. l7;"5-17 90; but srassy and
in week closed the period at 2.Oo-l5 81
with demand narrow at decline: extreme
top fed heifers. 1880: new high on crop
cows s.oO-10, 80, strictly sood kinds such
as brousht I3.5o-l4 so early not wanted
at close; most grass bulls 7.5o-a 50: ship.
feeders ii OO-l35O
saia5le sheep 800 total 500; ,SoTn: com:
srrine lambs mostly 50-15 lower, Gull
ane comomn lishtweishts. 100 and more
as steaa9 ssry 100 on
to % lower: lower, grades steady to 81
nisner' slx !9aoS mLteo neoilIn 10 GnoiCt
early 15.00-15.10: nearly compare BILE kinds
later. IA :00:14 rs; closing top, so or
with bucks discounted l 90. Gull and COM
mon lightweights extremely Gull at 800
/ 900. mostly 600-9.50 medium to good
mon lightweishts. -9.25: shorn slaughters
| ewes. 1880: i've loads Washingtons,
5O-5.25: good and. choice 73-pound
pound shorn feeder yearlngs. $50.
Salable hogs. 500: total $500: hardly
enough hogs on sale to make a market
GOOD and choice 160-24O pounds quoted
Arm at 1875. the ceiling; hogs. o41
pounds up, along with most sows. 400;
also the ceiling: shippers took. 125: COM
pared with week ago, all classes fully
STEADY,
Evening star., 1944-08-13

A significant plan for the inte-
grafton Of sea and air services was
revealed in the exhibits which Grace
Line has just filed with the Civil
Aeronautics Board in support Of the
company's application for airline
operation between New York and
Nassau, Bahamas; Aruba and Cura-
Gao, Netherland West Indies; La
Guaira and Maracaibo, Venezuela;
Barranquilla, Colombia; Balboa,
Panama Canal Zone, and Kingston,
Jamaica.
The air route for which the Grace
Line is applying, parallels the COM
pany's steamship route to the Car
ibbean and north coast of South
America, and makes possible the
coordination OF schedules for
planes and ships.
A number of plane-ship timer
aries are planned, enabling passen-
gers OF make part of their trip by
plane and part by ship, combining
the speed required for a business
trip, or a short vacation, with the
rest, relaxation and social activities
Of an ocean voyage.
1t is planned to make the steam
ship and plane fares uniform on all
sectors wherever possible, and the
tickets interchangeable for both
services.
X X X X
More than 80 per cent of the
summer resorts from New England
to Pacific Coast are booked to ca
pacity through Labor Day, accord
ing to reports by hotels and resort
committees.
Pennsylvania reports heavy resort
booking throughout the State with
nearly 200 boys. and girls, camps in
operation. September reservations
have lead many New Jersey resorts
to extend their season into Septem-
ber and October.
In Virginia all hotels and resorts
report their heaviest season with
full capacity for resort cottages
Maryland resorts and the Chesa-
peake region report their greatest
season with many signs reading INC
space available" throughout the
area.
| August reserva tions for New York
State resorts and hotels continue tc
Evening star., 1944-08-13
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WE PAY TOP CASH PRICES for late. model
Hssd cars Phone At 400 oro95 Or Luz Luadlow ~
Mr. Paul Jones will gladly call at your
home and make you the best cash offer for
your car, ouRISMAN,MANDELL. ,; Chsy; hso
VIII PAY ceiling price cash for late-mode
4sfe eepbone ea5 e ese se0s s44 fpnd'0n no
PRIVATE PARTY will pay up to $500
cash for low mileage convertible or closed
phaeton; 1a2s-la3o Packard 4-passenger
py yo,R cxR TE T.. 4Iis nsa
mentsi We have clients waiting for all
Il 4. 81
SEE US n before for ssa you se nr So s sEkv
IGh GIhAkn pAYs A9s S! THE hw RhfTct a1a
Dodge. Pc Soto and Chrysler our speciality
MOTOR CO., Wisconsin at Albemarle,
iWo-DsoooR wANTEp-pv.; party wants
4as EsE'ea 5 da e. nssas sa used
Of ali makes and models; We will pay top
spse spse1pn ssor1 sFos yos ss eaE in d @
cPisa ssnSnys
es % .sa Shy5es sseFs Fords G .D sn
BARRY-PATE & ADDISON. 1892 14th st.
NV HO 1900
PRIvATE PARTY. 1a37-3s Plymouth
Chew. Ford coupe or 2-door sedan; cash
Rine RE. 1875, Ext. 1IOS..
FORD model A, preferably pickup. 5000
mechanical shaLs: no dealers. Hobart
CONVENIENT downtown location, top cell.
ing prices paid; specializing in Chryslei
products. RANDALL MOTORS, INC, 1856
18th st. NV, Ext. $500
NAVAL OFFICER, returned from 3 year.
Pacific duty. desires 1910 or later DODGE
De Soto or Plymouth sedan, or 2-door
cash RA. 6646
ATTENTION FORD OWNERs-If you
have 1941 Ford super de luxe 4-dool
c.. will pay you up to the ceiling price
of SSa5 for 1t, II your car is in GOOD sale
able condition :. and more than that II
you have a raoio and heater? Why shor
around? Go to the TREW MOTOR CO.
14th and Pa; ave. sc. or 14th and v SITS
NV. TODAY
Evening star., 1944-08-13

acteylene steel-cutting torches and
similar tools, according to Mr..
Slattery.
An art show consisting OF works
Of some of the outstanding artists Of
the metropolitan East will open at
the Cape May, N. j., Casino on
Saturday.
The exhibit, a popular feature
with Cape May visitors, has been
held each summer for five years.
A number of prizes will be award
ed to artists whose works are Sc
lected by the shows judges. Several
hundred paintings will be on display
for two weeks. The show is under
the direction of Frederic Num-,
prominent Philadelphia artist.
The Wildwood Crest Fishing Club
will hold its annual casting tourna-
ment Saturday on the beach at
Wildwood, N. j. At least Is mem
bers will compete in the three
classes that will make up the tour
nament.
Evening star., 1944-08-13
MARYLAND Tobacco Prices

UPPER MARLBORO. Md. Aug. IL Up.
Prices for tobacco ssgsed as the week
progressed on the Southern Maryland suc-
tion market with grades selling substan-
TALLY lower on Friday than on Monday,
the War Food Administration reported
Fair and low quality Of dull tobacco
showed the heaviest losses and weekly aver
ages as compared to the seven-day period
ending August 4, declining from 81 to So
per 100 pounds. Some of the tip and nom
deScript grades followed this trend.
The small volume Of good quality to-
bacco appearing on the warehouse floors
continued to sell at S62 per 100 pounds
price
Numerous reflections were made by farm
ers. Warehousemen attempted to support
prices by heavy buying.
-, Average prices per 100 pounds for a
limited number of United State grades
during the week ending August IL as COM
pared with the week ending August 4:
Heavy crops-Fair light red, $50. un-
changed; fair dark red $50. down ST; low
dark red, Sal, down s.; low green, S21 80,
Tips-Fair dark red, S53, unclaimed:
low green, SIS 80. down So
Thin crop-Light red. S62. UNCHANGED;
good dark red. S62, unchansed
Seconds-Good light red, $62, un-
changed.
ndescript-Commonest crude. Sll.5o,
UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1944-08-13
Baltimore Markets

Msrfet duii: susS:i baskets, 's.' q. !. Is,
2h-inch minimum, Maryland. Pennsyl-
yania. virsinia. summer Rsmbos, 2: :o0-b. 90.
VARIOUS s% varieties. nG unsrsded. 1.a-l6o. poor
Potatoes-Msrket slishtly weaker. Truck,
HeT H Y:r'sy }s sna chps u g. 'isk GSessIs
U. 8. Is. .2.75-3.OO few $40; 100-pound
sacks Cobblers. u. 8. Is, 2.75-325.
Sweet Pctatoes-Market weak: virginia
:n: :ns sGFtR f:'s!'aa sa'st5 esa Gold
Poultry--Market dull. Receipts light.
d rys.' :1 snd h.1 sT1er' ssS1ns hSsns and
to size. 2O-s3. Fowl: colored, mostly 2s,
c.ttl.-,5d! di's'tSsa camS:1.s %.r.s'' week ago:
Slaughter steers. heifers steady; cows and
bulls steady to weak, instances % lower;
pounds. 1880. weeks TOP; bulk low and
.yerage-Eood srassers, 14.5O-l5 90; me
ddu dium; 1sio0-l425; 81 mostly 1e.o0-i3:5o;
1900: fat beef-type cow-heifers, II 90
@ 60; fey outstanding head to 100: me:
common, s60-s.OO: canners. 50O-s 90;
shelly kinds down to 400: few good beei
bulls: 1880; top sausage bulls, 10 90: out
Ss sdum rssSt nsss 70 su6 set nnd
Io:0o-ls.s5; common ishtweisht down tc
Calves-25. Compared week ago:
ysslsrs steady: socd and choice. y zoo.
1900; common and medium, s.5O-13. so;
Hoss~soo. Nomin.lly steady; good
and choice 160:24O pounds: barrows and
siits. 15.05-15.3O, the latter price the
ceiling: quotations unch.nsed. Compared
pounds unevenly Is to so higher; sovs
sheepM75. Compared week ago: Fat
popular price; 1900 strictly GOOD and
ehoiee @ spring lambs, top and popular price.
dS;0O; common and medium, 9.50-12.5O:
ewes, 80 lower: fat liehtweisht offerings,
5000; culls down to LOO
waSnIR TwLa3SuRrRscsipts: $500 barrels;
mssi1s shipment; a,.n; 1asa stocks s,sasl DO;
with transit billing. I61 For spot wheat
no coRN-Reeeipss. esSs. P9 eai none shipment, ror.
ceiling price. No trade on options because
oATsLReceipts. none: shipments. s1s
bh;ts bushels, a. stocks, stock 51,i.l bushels No 2,
bushels
BARLEY-Receipts. none: shipments,
SS bushels: stocks. 5.033 bushels
OYBEANS-Receipts, none: shipments
5000 bushels: stocks. PA. .107 bushels.
M1LLFEED-Receipts. none
HAY-General market steady. For tim
othy, clover and mixed hay prices are
Z5Ou TO - .OO a ton. For all grades OF
hay below No. 3 prices are Irregular. New
hay not quoted. Old straw. market quiet
Wheat straw. No. ., II 90 to ls 90 a tor,
,,, Butter and EsEs.
BUTTER AND EGGS-Market firm Re
ceipts light Wholesale selling prices. in
Guiding commissions at Baltimore. nearby
current receipts. street sales. white and
mixed colors, a. pounds. 32-35
Butter receipts. 99.464 pounds: egg re.
ceiptS, $40 cases
Evening star., 1944-08-13
The Travellers S Notebook
Grace Line Plans lntegroted Air-seo Service;
$4,000 Women Working on British Railroads;
Capacity Bookings Reported by 901 of Resorts

pour In from near metropolitan CEN
ters with estimates Of the greatest
vacation at home" period In New
York history.
X X
The Army wanted a drink of
water. and consequently the Navy
got itself private spa, Publicist
Bill Sharpe writes from Southport
N. C.
This improbable sequence Of
events occurred some years ago
when engineers at then-active Fort
Caswell. N. c., drilled for drinking
water on the beach. They struck a
powerful artesian we'll, but the first
taste brought nothing but "phews'
and an order to cap the internal
stuff for eternity. The Army had
hit peculiar we'll which gave of
a steady flow of extremely salty
water with a temperature of sc
degrees.
When the fort was abandoned
the property was turned into a re-
| oOlb. 4llC llCW oWiiClo ClCdICu Oul
the pits in which had crouched some
Of Uncle Sans largest guns, walled
up the open (shore) side, untapped
the Army's luckless well, and found
themselves with two elevated, hot.
water swimming pools overlooking
the Atlantic.
The Navy reoccupied the fort fol
the war and thus fell heir to the
unusual pools which personnel a,
Fort Caswell uses in good weather
or bad.
More than $4,000 women now
are employed in the operation OF
railroads in England, according tc
T. D. Slattery, General Traffic Man
ager of the British Railways in New
York.
The trains. buses and trolley con.
trolled by London Transport, the
London equivalent Of Capital Trans.
it, employ more than 10000 of thi.
number.
Most of these women started a.
laborers or filters assistants bu
many are now handling such equip.
ment as steam drophammers, oxy
Evening star., 1944-08-13
Chicuqo Grain

CHICAGO, Aug. IL L'.-Sellins Of rye
futures forced that market down as much
as cent in late dealings today and the
liquidation spread to other pits, turning
earlier gains into sliaht losses.
Commission house selling OF rye was in
market, which had opened strong. Favor
able war news DISCOURAGED longs in the
wheat market Oats were weakened by
reports from the Fest that Canadian oats
were taking the market away from the
Midwest
| Wheat closed "a lower TO "a haher tbs n
the previous fnsh. September .53i.-ss
oats were Is of to .. up. September 6ss4
rye was 3 20 ] cent lower. September
September l.1O7s
December and May rye reached new sea.
sonal lows at one time at .o2a4 and
O43a reSpectiyely
Evening star., 1944-08-13
AUToMoDiIES FoR SAll (ceee.I

AUJOVNO0tIeS tO& SAbB (Soot.l I.
0LDs 1888 s.door trx; sedan: very Low
nease aa n At opA Pa price zoos S,l d. oaol .fte.
6LDsMoBiLE 1855 8 Cyl, ' door. ' trunk @
s good tires and heater, $345. 90 18th
SlpsMos1IE 81 81 ST sSssi 1874 4-dr. sedan r and
HAWKINS MOTOR Sa51e CO. 1901 CO colu@bis nss
eate eE6sAoBiIf saassRn' 1ssl ss nydrom.tie 4doo,
mechsnical condition Trade and terms
gENDALL oA1I PONTIAC, Kins St, Alexandria
PACKARD 1899 7-pass limo. formerl.
White House car. perfect condition, 8 yer.
5Ss0 srfs Moos.y ssinf No esisa 1891 sell for
eond; low mil. good tires; ali aces. wo
PACKARD 1887 super de luxe coupe. r. $.
custom r. and h. excellent tires Low
mileage looks and runs like new. storet
three years, one owner. 1913 14th st
PACKARD la4l model 10 club coupe; r
eo nd n H sssrsntesa ss1s sao HAWKIns INC MoToI
PAcRARD aeiSai D. 1910. 1ao convertible; below
ceiling price. Phone Sunday only, Berwyr
PLYMOUTH 1871 special de luxe 2-door;
heater. dark eunmetal finish; trade &C
cepted: want to sell today. 1929 14tf
HpTo%S M6aaRs 1881 soqps POO Tass % 'na W.
RlxMoSTM gs 1StS SSs To1os s5s0es sssS
st. NV. between X and L. RE. 1881
fgSneUTh RCsP sU1nff' ie4o d 4 luxe 4deor sedan
NV "s's 81. fs alss $50 ashs 1"s
e. SSF6ws $Ss tssp 500 vii. ess
ST2MouTH M9 sSt7 GssR 1sss ssnssss doGr sedan
RfGl ks51 Fl esss esessnt eend
G PG9M9GrH fSGH fifeS isss 4Soer sedan in Very
and SITS. NV; or call NE. 1882. Might
PLYMouTH 11S iss9 q i Dc luxe pels coupe orisins
green fnish, perfect tires, s2s5 cash. Call
ryMoura FL aS@ aftH5 sd T. eonSentpe coupe radio
and heater new top, mechanically per
YoN MOTORS. Georgia ave. and Kenyon
fLYMoUTHi 1912 4-door sedan; full,
equipped immaculate inside and OUT me
rae snd
TORS, Georgia ave. and Kenyon st. RA
PLYMOUTH l94l 4-door sedan; mechan.
ically perfect. spotless inside and out
guaranteed; trade and terms. KENYON
MOTORS; oeoreia ave and Kenyon st
PONTIAC, 1874; 6-wheel. 2-door sedan
with heater good tires; $3.50. Call Ho
PONTIAC late 1924 4-door trunk sedan;
pge9Se reas9naDie parH no Md dealers 's
and h: excellent condition; trade and
MooR NUTS I Sales SALES 4ts sne conn pTee EG sR
PONTIAC 1887 conv. sedan; color tan, new
mediateiy; will SCI! cheap. 1916 Downins
PoNfiAe T SS Hpf fs4i se dc luxe s 4-door dark OAR
sss sood ares viii faSe rsde dOWm sa s
s@nce @ in Is mos: BENpALL PONTIAC,
Rng 81 Aexandria ,na0 door TE 9ls
dealers. Phone No. 5O99 bet. i and s p.m
PONTIAC 1885 coupe; excellent condition,
sood tires and heater: owner going into
SS2T9lins SSS0 Is, ave: se Apt; ~, ,ona,,,on !5s
offer. Call GE. 1896 ask for HODGES
sTUDEBAKER PRESIDENT 1889 4-dool
sedan; oyerdrive; euStom-bullt radio heat, lea,
FR $3.50. I423 orren st. ne -
STUDEBAKER 1884 excellent condition;
passed D. c. inspection; best offer. 1920
Bryant st; NV. Ap:. ]: after pm.
sTUDEBAkER 1889 Commander 4-door
hauled: sos guaranteed; trade, terms.
LOGAN MOTOR CO.. 18th st. NV. be-
tween X and L. RE. 325l. Open Sunday,
WILLY MILLYs, , ls4: adoqr 'P sedan sedan rad,9, aaS
STATION WAGON. 1910 international;
good rubber. excellent condition, low mile
ase. Chestnut O9l6.
Ia ~ - n n NJ,
Evening star., 1944-08-13
Business Briefs
General Business Activitx has !

General Business Activity has ex-
banded slightly, according to the in
dex OF Business Week, which stood at
1856 in the latest week, compared
with 1851 in the previous week, 234.6
month ago, 1896 six months ago
and 1858 year ago.
Wholesale Commodity Prices re-
f1ected by the Associated Press in
dex of IS staples, closed the week at
l06.63, compared with l06.67 on Fri
day, 107.42 week ago, 106.98 a
month ego and 105.64 a year ago.
Activity in Wholesale Markets
showed little change in the last
week. but was above a year ago,
Dun & Bradstreet. Inc, declared
Buyers preference for quality items
limited sales OF replacement or SUBJ
stitute articles.
Farmers Face Shortages of nitro
'genous fertilizers for their next crops
unless larger imports of Chilean nj
trates for agricultural use can be
arranged, WPB warned.
State and Municipal Financing
scheduled for the coming week to-
tails $22,5l9, 900. compared with So
979,762 in the last week and week.
ly average for the year to date of
$2l ,606, ,945, the Daily Bond Buyer
reported. Principal item will be a
SIT 671 900 bond Offering by the Port
Of New York Authority on Tuesday.
Uncle Sam Was the Biggest Seller
of new securities in May, accounting
for $750.63l 900 of the s1,068, TAG 900
offered, the SEC disclosed. OF $l45,-
922 900 corporate offerings. indus
trial concerns issued $85, ,040 900.
American Brake Shoe Co. has
made a tentative offer to purchase
minority stock interest in National
Bearing Metals Co. by exchanging
one-half a share of American for
each share of National Bearing.
United States Gypsum Co. re-
ported net profit of $2,l70,266 or
Sl.58 share for the first half of
1914. compared with $2,645 1925 or
Sl98 q wear ago.
Evening star., 1944-08-13
FOREIGN Exchonqe

NEW YORK, Aug. L. LP.-Closins for
eign exchange rates follow tGreat Britain
In dollars others in centsl:
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, 9is per cent discount or 9006l4
United States cents. UNCHANGED.
Europe-Great Britain. oficial, buying
4O2: selling. 404.
Latin Notwithstanding. free. 25 o.
10 Of cent higher; Brazil. free, 515n
Mexico, 2O.65n II Nominal.
Evening star., 1944-08-13
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Aug - P,.-Earlier
gains OF 80 cents bale we're pared in
rise, in prices yesterday and in earlier
trading attracted increasing proft-taking
:, There was also some selling on the
disappointing July cotton consumption es-
innate by the New York Cotton Exchange
Futures closed UNCHANGED to IS cents
Evening star., 1944-08-13
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 12 [P.-The Secu-
rites Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchanse for August IL: 2.s97 pur-
chsses, involving $3.50 shares; 3.O65
90 short sales involving SIS shares.
Evening star., 1944-08-13
LEWES. DEL
BreakWater House

LeweS. Del.
Ocean fr0nt-reasonable rates-ideal for
restful vacation - fishing. bathing re-
stricted clientele-new owner mngt. Phone
2iSl.
Evening star., 1944-08-13
CURB SUMMARY
y the AssAelatsA Pres

"A selected list ef active Dteek en- the
New Ysrk Stsck Exehsnge, shsvfns the
Aigh, low and clesing prics fer the week.
and the net change frsm the psevious
Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1944-08-13
BOND SUMMARY
Iished b. the AssscisteA Prsss

"A selected list 81 active Bends on the
New YeEk Stock Exchange, shovins the
nigh. low and clesinE price for the week.
sna the net change fren the previous
Evening star., 1944-08-13

VI htDSoN super Six SeuuH
81 Chrysler Imperial s sedan.
81 Packard coupe.
'36 Chevrolet 4-door sedan
'35 Ford Tudor.
81 Oldsmoblle .edan.
1913 14th st. NV. Decatur $3.50.
PRETESTED USED CARS
- Buick super de luxe 4-door.
~ Dodge de luxe 4-door.
40 Hudson 4-door.
40 Ford Tudor;
30 Mercury 2-door
40 Studebaker 4-ooor
''39 Packard 5-psss. coupe
rs Chevrolet 2-door
'3S Hupmobile 4-door.
'3s Ford door
'3s Packard "6" 4door
~ Dodge coupe.
81 Ford Tudor.
'37 Packard 81 4-door
'3S Buick Al" 4-door
80 Ford de luxe Tudor,
80 Studebaker coupe
'36 Lafayette 2-door.
rs Oldsmobile n-door.
..36 Graham small IS" 4-door
'35 Packard "G2o'' 4-door.
'36 Chevrolet coupe.
~ Nash 4-door
Most cars equipped with excellent tires;
Terms or trade All financing arranged
nANH4rTaN M fIs r 0ui AuTo Pon RHD1o CO both
sides of 7th st al ST. NV. Open ewes.
Suns, holidays till ! p.m.
USED-CAR SALE.
w I-pdSs scudil' anu
40 Chrysler 1-pass. sedan; r. and h.
~ Buick Special, sedanette; 7. and h.
20 6Tsk Bus 5s Spsc e. ssada sedan r ann and h h.
- Ps5sn9s sonsise oia isaSs 3 sedan; HG and h.
30 Olds 4-dr sedan: r. and h
Al Plymouth club coupe: r. and h.
Al Mercury I'd sedan; r. and h.
40 Dodge 4-dr. sedan; r; and h.
40 Buick Roadmaster club coupe r. and n
80 Packard conv. coupe; r. and h.
Al DODGE brousham: r. and h;
~ Chevrolet spec. d. |. S-dr. sed.: T. and h
~ Ford convert. coupe: r. and h.
HYATTsvILLE BUICK CO. Warneld 4IlI
CHERNERIZED CARS.
1871 Llncoln-zephyr Pordor, T. and h.
1911 studebaker Commander 4-door Sc.
dan, radio and heater,
1892 1892 Iincon1Zephyr coin da conv seoan; na J. ana
1898 Packard pass; sedan r and h
ave NV. dial Ho 5000
sCHLEGEL GOLDEN.
1G4l Pontiac 8 4dr. sedan.
l94l Chevrolet master / 4-dr sedan,
1871 chevToiet tHsH Master d. i: town sedan
I94l Buick super 4-dr sedan
ia4d plymouth Z i. ,-dr. sedan
1889 Chevrolet Master town sedan.
1879 la3a 1ldsm9blle Go5s G,dar IdT sedsn, ses.r
l.
1898 Ford Fordor d sedan
1887 Chevrolet Master d. J. town sedan,
1897 Dodge 2door sedan.
1885 Chevrolet Master d. !, town sedan
Nearly all have radios and heaters
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. "57 Carroll st.
Takoma Park D. c. Georgia 800. Oper
ELL day Sunday.
GUARANTEED USED CARS:
1871 Pontiac 6-paSs. c. coupe.
1a4I Dodge 4-dr sedan, fluid drive
1a41 Plymouth sp de luxe 4dr. sedan.
1899 Ford cow. coupe.
1888 Chrysler business coupe.
1a41 De Soto 4-dr. sedan, r. and h.
LAS is cars:
la4O WHY'S knight t-dr sedan. S565.
1924 WillyS Knight sedan. $3.50.
1885 .Olds. 4-dr. sedan S3Ho.
1895 Studebaker coupe, $3.50.
We ask you to see these cars before vol
ouy Open Sundays. BILL MOTOR SALES
6431 Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1944-08-13

Rates Of dividends In the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semiannual declara.
tion. Unless otherwise noted. special or
xtT. extra 81 dividsnds % ase n not included sAlso
Hast year. fPayable In stock. 6 Declared
q paid 20 far. this year. b PAYABLE IN
dends paid Or declared this ysar.
Evening star., 1944-08-13

CHERNEK1ZED CARS.
1871 Llncoln-Zephyr Pordor, r. and b.
1941 Packard 4-door sedan. and h.
1e41 Studebaker Commander 4-door Sc
dan, radio ana heater.
1892 Lincoln Zephyr conv sedan. T. and b.
1889 Packard 4-dr sedan, and h
1888 Packard 7-pass. sedan. r. and h.
Many others, terms, trade, guaranteed.
CHERNER. open until pm. 1881 Fla.