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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27
JOHN PERE|RE,
 PRIVATE, HURT South Main Youth Injured in Action in Mediter.
 ranean Area

Names of more New Englanders were included today in list of 98C United States soldiers wounded in action.
 Mediterranean Area
 Agostinelli, Private Guerino, J. Mrs. Assunta .Agostinelli, mother 1s3 Eldridge street, Manchester.
 Brand, Private First Glass Joseph A. - Nathan Brand, father, Volun- town.
 Cammarata, Private First Glass Carl J. - Mrs. Grace Cammarata mother, 234 High street, New Bri- tain.
 Capasso, Private First Glass Har- old T. - Michael Capasso, father 197 Hurd avenue, Bridgeport.
 Carpenter, Private Robert J. = Mrs. Mable A. Carpenter, mother 705 Merritt street, Bridgeport.
 Ciccaglione, Private Joseph A. Mrs. Carmela Ciccaglione, wife, Is Center street, Torrington. Des Roisers, Private First Glass Germain L. - Mrs. Clara Des Roi- sers mother, 29 Hill street, Jewett City.
 Irezek, Sergeant Walter - Mrs Anna Irezek, mother, 139 Cove road Stamford.
 Dwy, Private Robert II. - Mrs. Hazel Dwy, mother, Route 2, Box 73 Gaylordsville.
 Fontaine, Private Joseph M. Delle Mrs. Margaret Delle Fontaine, mother, 449 Fairview avenue, Bridge port
 Grusz, Corporal Frank G. - Miss Stacia H. Grusz, sister, 9 Broad street, Seymour.
 Keller, Private Edward R. - Arr thur E. Keller, father, 32 Orchard street, Rockville.
 Kitka, Sergeant Francis B. Bruno A. Kitka, father. Box 22o Moosup.
 Lombardo, Private Thomas L. - Mrs. Frances Ieronimo, sister, 9t Locust street, Waterbury.
 Maloney, Private First Class Will liam G. - Mrs. Mary A. Maloney, mother. 2l3 Division street, Ansonia
 Martire, Private First Glass Frank Mrs. Martha Martire, mother, 93 Commercial street, Bridgeport.
 Masalsky, Private First Glass Bruno J. - John M. Masalsky, bro- ther, S56 Ia Park street, New Bri- tain.
 Mazzola, First Lieutenant Mich. olas c. = Mrs. Ann M. Mazzola, wife 25 Foxon road, East Haven.
 McDermott, Private Edward J. = Mrs. Mary E. McDermott, mother 90 Maple street, New Britain.
 Minicucci. Private First Class John s. = Mrs. Mary Minicucci, mother, 52 Dwight street, New Bri- tain.
 Mrozek, Private Chester s. Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27
5, ,785 Bond Sales
 Made Since D-Day
$25O6 O85 Realized in Fifth War Loan Drive to Date
 Fairgrounds Open AuspicOusly

Naugatuck, June 27-Sales of Naugatuck's fifth bond drive amounted to $2,5o6, ,oS5.25, 1t was announced today by Chairman Will liam c. Boies who reported there were 5,7S5 sales made since D-day.
 Purchase of "E" bonds now amount to $l86,9lS.75. Naugatuk's quota for bonds of this series is $665 900.
 Other issues of bonds in the drive have already netted $2,506, ,075 .25 which is well over the quota for these bonds.
 Workers in the factories, 1t was said, converted vacation checks, or portions of them into bonds. A number of employees in the factories have already purchased "E" bonds of the $500 denomination.
 The drive ends next month and by that time, it is hoped Naugatuck will have again gone over the top as 1t has done in past campaigns.
 We'll Patronized
 The opening day of summer play grounds here yesterday was marked by an unusually heavy attendance. A variety of games is offered for the children and special care is given younger children.
 Attendance at the four play grounds which had been used last
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27
STREET
 RESIDENT KILLED

Naugatuck, June 27-Petty Officer Ignatius Onorato has been reported killed in action in the Pacific war theater, Mrs. Ruth Onorato of Mea. dow street, his wife, has been noti- fled.
 Previously he had been reported missing. He was wounded in a Pa- cific engagement shortly after the war started.
 Petty Of1cer Onorato had been in the Navy since prior to the outbreak of the war and his wife last saw him 13 months ago in Boston when his ship was in port for a short stay.
 He formerly was a resident of Emerson, N. J., The date of his death was not announced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27

Others named by the governor in-
 cluded the following: Harold w Roberts, Naugatuck, trustee of the Savings Bank Life Insurance Fund of Connecticut; pr. Wallace P. Vail Riverside, State. Board of Veterinary Registration and Examination; Miss Grace E. Pike, New London, trus- tee, Mystic Oral School; Robert B. Whiting, Winsted, trustee, Connec- ticut Farm for Women; Carl J. Gade, Bridgeport; State Board of Examiners for Physiotherapy Tech nicians: Miss Mildred Richardson, Bridgeport; State Board of Exam iners for Nursing.
 Charles A. Moser, Stamford, and George P. Milnine, Lakeville, trus- tees, Southbury Training School: Charles c. Morris, Newton, Board of Control of the Connecticut Ag- ricultural Experiment Station; James A. Ward, Mystic, trutsee, Mystic Oral School; c. Dewey Nix on, Colebrook, John 2. LaBelle, Kil- lingly, and Curtice E. Phillips, Nor- wch, all to the Connecticut Mar keting Authority.
 Joseph W. Cone, Greenwich, State Board for the Supervision of Dams and Reservoirs; Dr. Frederick A. Reininger, Stamford, Dental Con- mission: George L. Warncke. Will ton, truste, Connecticut Building Eastern States Exposition.
 State Insurance Commissioner W. Ellery Allyn, Waterford; Ralph W. Matteson, New London; Harry W. Schwartz, New London; and Paul o. Holdridge, Ledyard; all of the Grot- ton-New London Bridge Commis- sion: Mrs Mary R. Downs, Danbury Miss Florence Warner, Waterford: and Mrs. Elizabeth R. McConaughy, Cornwall: all members of the board of trustees. Long Lane School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27
TENT SERVICES
 RESUME TONITE
Salvation Army Captain, Wm. BaiIlie of Bristol
 to Participate

Captain William Baillie of the Bristol Corps, former assistant at the Waterbury Corps, accompanied by some of his Bell City members, will participate at the Salvation Armys tent meeting on Thomaston avenue, Waterville, this evening. The principal speaker will be Rev. Evan Bergwall, pastor of the Wa terville Grace ethodiSt church.
 Rev. Milton s. Nilsson, pastor of the Waterville Union church, last evening spoke on "The Spirit of the Lord is Upon Me"
 Maj. Herbert Martin of New Ha- ven participated in the meeting as. Aid also Maj. James Beech BanGmaster and Mrs. Jackson Mar tin of New Haven played trom- bone duet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27
WILLIAM J. BAUKAS
 GETS BRONZE STAR

Naugatuck, June 2.-The Bronze Star has been awarded to Sgt. Will liam J. Baukus of 41 West street for heroism in a fire at a bomber station in England, March A. Sgt. Baukus disregarded his own safety and entered burning plane, ex- tinguishing the blaze.
 Lt.-Gen. James Dooiittle ordered the award of the medal. Sgt. Baukus has been in the service since March, 1943, and has been stationed in England.
 He is a former employe of the U. s. Rubber Go. and is the son of MT. and Mrs. John Baukus, An drew avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27
CLARA BOYD,
 23, SUCCUMBS Maple Street Residents Body to Be Sent to Penn. for Burial

NaHgatuck, June 27-Mrs. Clara Boyd, g, of l84 Maple street. died early this morning. Born in Mount Carmel, Penn, she had been a res- ident of Naugatuck the past year.
 Besides her husband Thomas, she leaves one daughter. Dorothy, of Naugatuck: her mother. Mrs. Edna Novinsky of Mount Carmel: two sisters, Mrs. Henry Knauff of Mo, Mrs. Andrew Kosivitch of Mount Carmel and three brothers, Thomas of tho U. s. Army; Joseph of the U. s. Navy and Edward of Mount Car mel, Penn.
 The body was shipped today from the Buckmiller funeral home 22
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27

year averaged about 100 each and was slightly less at the two new playgrounds, Prospect street school and Rubber avenue school.
 The other four pIaygrounds are at Hop Brook school, Central ave- nue school, Salem school and Recre- ation faeld and instructors were kept busy throughout the day.
 Inter-playground baseball games have been arranged for the Salem school playground Thursday and Friday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27
ANDY LACON|K
 ESCAPES JAIL
HOtchkiss Street Resident Fined S25 on Breach of
 Peace Charges

', Naugatuck. June 2.-Andrew La- gonik, 6S. of Hotchkiss street, was fined $25 on . breach of peace count and was given a suspended three month Jail sentence in bor- ough court Monday, the suspended sentence being on an intoxication count.
 William Balthusas, 50, of Hotch- kiss street, was given 60-day sus- pended sentence on a breach of the peace count. Police said the pair were in a quarrel Sunday with Lagonik allegedly hitting Balthusas with a paint brush. Dr. David Blue stone treated the latter for cuts on the head. Patrolmen George Smith and Walter Lyskiewicz made the arrests.
 Thomas Croquere, A. of Mamaro- neck, N. Y, was fined SIS on speeding count. Judge Thomas Neary presided.
 Over 5000 people were placed in
 British hoSnital domestic SfaffS in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27

Caroline Mrozek, mother, l63 Beach street, Bridgeport.
 Pereire, Private John Augusta Pereire, brother, 75 South Main street, Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27
Naugatuck Resident
 Accepts Additional
 Term As Fund Chief
Savings Bank Agent ReappOinted Starts New Term First of Next Month; Sister Mary MechtiIde of St.
 Francis Hospital Retained for State Nursing Board
NAUGATUcK

Hartford June 27 - Governor Raymond Baldwin has reapponted several members of various state boards and commissions to additional terms starting July to state posts Sister Mary Mechtide director St. Franciss Hospital Training School for Nurses member of the State Board of Examiners for Nursing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27
TURKEY suPPLANTs T-BoNEs

Boise, Ida. (UP)-At their aIl- nual convention here the Idaho Cattlemen's Association adopted a resolution favoring elimination of all beef rationing, then they ad- journed for their annual banquet. Alas, the hotel chef stuck by the OPA and instead of their tradi4 tional T-bones the cattlemen ate turkey
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27
PAYROLL MACHINE
 BIDS TABULATED

Two bids for the installation of a payroll machine in the city con- troller's office were submitted to city purchasing director Henry Bowling, this morning.
 The bids were $3,665 as submitted by the National Cash Register Co.,, and $3,015 by the Remington Rand Go. However the award will not be made until each machine has been given final inspection.
 The machines. according to the standards required by the control ler's office, must provide for a wis., ual record of ernploye earnings and deductions. total gross earnings, to- tai withholding tax, total credit for purchases, net pay and provide for employees earning record card.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27

New laws in Bermuda bar most Amerlcan-made autQmohllea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27

Park place, to Mount Carmel, Penn, where the funeral will be held Fri day. Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery Mount Carmel, Penn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27
LUTHERAN CHURCH
 AWARDS PRESENTED

Naugatuck. June 2.-Eight chil- dren received awards for attend- ance records at the children's day exercises at Immanuel Lutheran church Sunday, Rev. Harold Lucas, pastor, made the presentation.
 Patricia Kriedler won an award for a perfect record attendance and others who had excellent rec- ords included: Joan Mazeika, Rob- ert Mazeika, Paul Schlesinger, Clare Litke, Edward White, Jean Vagt, Robert and Frederick Lucas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27

Over 5000 people were placed in British hospital domestic staffs in a recent month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-27

Names of more New Englanders were included today in list of 98o United States soldiers wounded in action.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED, 2 or 3 bedroom house or apart
ment: Permanent. Call Emerson 2O04. .
gNFUkNlSHED, 3-bedroom, Northwest or
behesda or Ghfyy SCrd Chase
In ADVANCE. Call MRS. FINKE. OR 0sS1
WANTED-Small house tapprox. or 8
rooms), or f1rst-foor two-family house or
duplex @ apartment. r. G. Cliff, tel.
HOUSE OR APARTMENT, one or two
bedrooms. .unfurnished; Navy officer. wife.
esild. 1ssiIld. Call RE. 74oo. Ext. 1857. or sH.
REFINED FAMILY needs 1 or bedroom
house or apt, unfurn.: NV. section: per-
manent. ia 6252
GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE wants furn.
house. NV. . or 3 bedrooms. 6-mo. lease
or longer; 3 adults one 11-vr-old daueh-
ter: 2 mos advance rent. DI. 1887.
ELDERLY COUPLE wants small house or
Brighttwood or Falls Church; Jan. 18th or
IF YOU'RE GOING TO RENT your home
think of the management angle. Good
tenants are easy to find, but in addition
you need the highly perSonalized, profess
Slonal management which We are giving
10 scores Of homes in NV: and nearby Md.
LOOKING G hAiHEAb ~; to Jan. jan. Feb. March.
Professional man and family seek det.,
unturn house of T or 8 rooms, preferably
in NV: no infants on animals: fine ref
erences; permanent. non-Federal Job
status. Write Box l6T-V, Star.
PERMANENT ID. c. Federal man and wife.
loc.. before Mar. l5; local refs. Box
COLoRED = G = room house; best OF real
estate reference. Phone co. 5i3G "a"
Evening star., 1944-12-24
HOUSES WAlTED 70 DuY Cont,

HOUSES MANrED 10 BUY Cent J
value today, .Our. opinion entails no obliga-
sicpr siocprrAAssks Az G fcr NJ B5oy,nins os,1ds WIN y
5SSs WaS nET fR c.Ih sd.:s i. !, y, .ss.
aSek on Of DEAL p e pbons nssrsy ANN Nd t. Hs v q For
s:s$s' 81
CASH BUYERs-List your property for
cs Pres faca sab@tted ca
TABoR,s REALTY CO, Adams 1901.
WE AN SELL your property il located in
Est with Is for QUICK results ifss Estsblished Ils
1915; THos. 2 JARRELL CO: Realtors.
III 10th st NV. National 0765.
home for family and place 70 come back to;
has about 7.b00 for 3-bedroom detached
brick or hslf,irame house. located In NV.
ment, Kitchen equipped. Please send card
with phone number to Box a4s-v, STAR.
WILL PAY all cash for investment or resi-
SfRs'i SR PRsIsssR s1SsSEs HA Y pSoss and vicinity
cred, gyrchase or sell for YOU, " JOE
PAY HIGHEST all,eash prices fs. old
3 eS9ssi %ssa:, nH o n% eo ss MEs KERN
HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash for
homes in good location from $1,000
$4,000. See MecUNE AT. 100.
TIE +. NJ. BELLO REALTY CO., DI. 1924
where you get better homes and better
service. wishes all his clients and friends a
Merry Christmas and Happy and Pros
porous New Year" If you are on the
market to sell your home for a better year
we are at your immediate service.
8 TO IA RMS, D. c. or Md, all cash. ten
ants not disturbed no diilr-dallyino.
mean business. E. A. GARVEY, DI. 4508;
COLORED-Want house in Brookland or
near 18th and You sts. NV for doctor
VIII nay all cash NIL 0n14
Evening star., 1944-12-24
APARTMENTS WANTED.

NV FURNISHED, kitchenette: no chill
SpTSPstE fnd @kS or GoNdRfss Re s
within ons min ride coris Pedrm unfu5n
Mrs. SILVER, to 81 No. $500 Ewes, etc. &c.
WANTED, APARTMENT in Sc. washingston
near near ira @tranSportation; preferably furnished.
CoNsCiENTIoTs, reliable Army officer.
vile 4-year-old boy will take good care OF
eonS consider RS suitcase 3 to months. Republic
WANTED, unfurnished apartment in Be-
thesda or vicinity. preferably one bedroom.
Call Wisconsin 1000, Ext. 1914. 25'
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE will appre-
ciiaa,, ciate even this size apartment. EN-. 0423
; PROFESSIONAL young men ,s5.2D
need ! or bedroom apt, unfurn;. in NV
section: pre- preferably near or in downtown
pm. EX. 7.o6. All 3 are dubious. of
FURNISHED or unfurn.. 2 rooms. kitchen
pm. on Sunday. after on weekdays.
ONE-BEDROOM unfurnished apt, Brent
wo0d yiIase ELLA Car pay mOnths ad
NAVAL LII. AND WIFE desire furnished
apt. in apt. bldg. for d. wks., beginning Jan.
1St excel. care furnishings assured no
na5sn MONTHS IS RENT ADVANCED bSf for 3ga or
room furn; or, anfurn. apt. Army lieu
tenant and wife. Box 320-V, Star. 23s
CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY wants one
bedroom furnished or unfurnshed apart
ment in apartment building. Please write
Box 31S-V, Star. 23'
GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE needs furnish
ed apt, NV, 2 or 3 bedrooms mos. or
longer; 3 adults. one 1-yr. -old daughter:
months advance rent. DI 1857.
NEW ZEALAND NEWSPAPERWOMAN re-
quires small. pleasant apartment, liv.-bed-
room, kit. PAULINE SLOWEY, Allen Lee
Hotel
YOUNG NEWLYwEDs desire small apart
TR. 2424. Ext. 329. MR.. WALCUTT. 24s
CHAPLAIN desires two-bedroom furn. apt
or house for 3 adults and one yr.-old baby:
desired location near Camp Springs AAF
Suitland or Fairfax Village. Call Hillside.
DIPL LOMATIC COUPLE want furnished apt,
no children. no pets. Adams 0100, 207-F
BROOM APT. by naval engineer and wife;
best of references. Phone Me. 0377.
WANTED by mother and daughter, en-
ployed and student daughter two or three
room furnished apt. in NV. section: quiet
and refined family; no pets. Box 371-V,
Star.
CULTURED employed woman accustomed
to own home, needs or 2 room apt, fur
nished or unfurnished. Box 353-V, Star. :
WANTED, for January only, by Marine Of
icer. wife and well-behaved small child
sublet FURNISHED house or apartment. Phone
REsPoSsIBLE. permanent couple wish one
bedrm apt, furn.. NV. section: apt. bldg.
preferred; also consider unfurn.; refer.
ences furnished; $3.50 limit Noe. o629.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
ROOMS WITH 6oARD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-A few vacan-
cies for men and women in popular guest
house specializing in good food and service.
i7l2 New Hamnshire ave. NV.
1901 IOWA AVE. N.W.-Single front rm..
nicely furn. Available Dec %: clean.
warm home; excel. meals; employed young
person: restricted; S47.5o GE o6S2
WARM FRONT ROOM. twin beds. suit.
couple or parent and child. living room;
50 so weekly with excel. meals DE- 1749
1906 10th ST. N.W.-vacancies for young
girls: good food: conv. transp. AID. 675"
1908 STAPLES ST. N.E.-Newly furnished
front bedroom with soft twin beds: excellent
meals; come and see
SLAUGHTER'S-Deligh room to share
with one other girl immediately; plenty
of wardrobe space, single beds Several
other vacancies in the near future. See
MRS. LOCHRIE, 1927 10th st. NV. tnear
Dupont Circla).
I2i: 2lst ST. NV dble. Q sgles. good
to9d. LAUNDRY privils.; walk. dist. to Govt
1875 18th ST.. NV Nicely furnished
single and double rooms, running water
showers; elevator; excellent board. 27'
NORTHWEST : Lovely room for young
ily: board optional: good transp. GE. 55s7
Evening star., 1944-12-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ZONED FOR BUsINESS-2s.0 900 square
feet fronting 122 feet on Glebe rd and
100 feet on Wilson blvd; large house con-
Verted into four apartments; monthly in
se, store: priced @ - Ssood below 'e estimated
j. H BENofT. 5sGT N. Wash. blvd,
Arlington. Va. Chestnut 6677 or Glebe
PROFITABLE GuESTHOUsE in Alexan-
dria, completely furnished. including
linens: annual income, over 81 200: priced
TO sell quickly. IS21 300: $1,000 cash.
monthly terms. j. II. BENOIT. 5S67 N.
Wash. blvd. Arlington. CHI. 667T or Gil.
REINFORCED CONCRETE freproof bldg
on L st. NV, between 10th and l7th. con-
taining 1880 50. IT. which can be in
creased to $4,000. Frontage, 82ia IT. on
L ST.. l32-ft. depth freight elevator, Will
sell subject TO early possession, or will re-
model for suitable tenant under long-term
lease. JEROME s MURRAY, 1881 G. st.
coMMFFRRcIALo .Io' industrial ground. D. c.
and Md. railroad sidings all prices. e.
N LIGHTBOWN. WA 1925
BERWYN, MD.--2-story store and dwell
ing. with 3 acres land. on b. g. o. r. r..
sale or lease. g; P. B1CKFORD, Owner,
phone Bprwyn 1o4
a.,Isi SO. FIT. tapprox). 1st eomI.
Woodside Forest Silver Spring; 200 'front.'
age on Georgia ave. 126 deep to 2p
alley; very definite future possibilities;
ideal location for stores or theatfr. Price.
81 per # fer quick sale JAMES r. MA
HONEY, Woodward Bldg, RE. 24l1.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
HOUSES FURNISHED.

EoR RENT ] MONTH. beginning Jan, 9
PARK Call WO. 309I after IL am
REFINED COUPLE will share large. beau.
rage. rage oil oil heat heat; within '1 is min. a'I of wash
Falls Church 2323.
DO you NEED larger living quarters than
your present apartment? II so, our at.
tractively furnished Georgetown house d
rooms and garden, will be available i'm.
mediately. $500 monthly, in exchange fol
your l or !! room, NV. apartment. Cal
Decatur 9463 today, between IL and 3 pm
WILL EXCHANGE 4-bedroom, 3-bath
maids room. recreation room, for 2 or !:
bedroom furn. or unfurn. apt. or house
NV. Phone WI. 5l5S.
MODERN HOME, 30 mi. D. c., good hwy
elec.,, telephone: 3 bedrms, ia baths
compl. furn., incl. new elec. refgr., wash
machine; nominal rent to reliable tenants
Phone EGOROFF, Manassas 1i-F-l2 ol
RE E1nn. Ext G2Hho
Evening star., 1944-12-24
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

I-ACRE TRACTS. 15o-ft. sandy beach
frontage en- the Potomac River. mile
from Point Lookout and Chesapeake Bay
ST. Marys Co, Nd; large lake. safe harbor
for small boats on property. $1,000 each
tract: % cash. balance ) years. JOHN
A. BRICKLEY. 81. S551
FOR sALE-Cobb Island, nearly one acre
on Neale Sound, excellent condition. -
room house, space for , more rooms,
shower and elec-: fine harbor location,
junction Potomac and Wicomico rivers:
reasonably priced. Box 3l6-V, Star
SNUG HARBUR, Shadyside, Md, OIL the
bav; enjoy our bathing and boat harbor
this summer, build later; homesjtes. sl1
terms. See Mr. Allen on property or send
for booklet, WHIPPLE, 81 s. Calvert St.
Baltimore.
BENERLi BEACH on Chesapeake Bay-
summer homes and building sites Write
to7 catalogue Box ~, MAYO. A. A. Co., Nd
SEVEN-TENTHS ACRE land for sale. near
Wayslde. Md. on Piccawaxen Greek; -
room house: new boat wharf good fish,
ing, ducking and grabbing; State road to
gate. Reduced price, for winter. Phone
Wayside 2295 or apply to OHIO WISE at
Wayside store. Wayside, Md 24s
Evening star., 1944-12-24

hgick i2a5 adSor don seasn radio and
St, NV; MI; 0lS5;
and heater. good tires: excellent condition
TOR SALES. 443a Conn. ave. EN-. 9754
CHEVROLET 1912 a-door sedans te):
SPECIAL os luxe, excellent condition. JACK
PRY MOTORS, 10th and Pa. ave. Sc.
radio and heater, 5 tires. like new; want
Wo. 1900. CATHEDRAL BARBER sHoP,'
Mr.. Pitts.
cHRYsLER lsal Crown Imperial g.
market price WHEELER. INC. 4s1o Wis
eSh eaR9snER Ef 1888 81 4door uSS sedan. good tires
motor and upholstery; sasb. sss1 So.
Adams arlington, Va;
offer Telephone TR. 4l02.
FORD " super & de luSe X. sedan; s9od con- N,
by 8 am. Dec. -. a6s
FORD 1912 club coupe; black finish. ex-
10th and Pa. ave. Sc.
SsF. rSsp issS cs @l Sftra oss sGod condition. good
FORD, 1911 Fordor sedan. new motor ex-
cellent condition, S915; Plymouth coach
CENTRAL GEN MOTOR S Co. % si4s aII Lee hwy hwy
Arlington; Va. Open Sunday from 10 te
LA SALE 1889 club convertible; radio and
heater. PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. 305l M
Ii Col II q K 1889 4-dr sedan: good
condition: new @ paint; far below ceiling;
304 FIR. $500. Ext. 65l. 26'
LINCOL.N-ZEPHYR l941 club coupe: radio
and heater PARKWAY MOTOR Co,
3051 NJ st. nv MI. O1S5.
LlNCOIN-ZEPHYR 1897 de luxe sedan
fine condition, very low mileage, radio and
heater, etc. Taylor 6S14.
PACKARD 1912 convertible club coupe:
ms room. and very. low mileage. JACK
PRY MOTORS, 10th and Pa. ave. se.
PACKARD 1897 6-cyl. 4-dr sedan In
nice shape; Motor Just oyerhauled. S3a5
lSmbia i, pike, Arlington, Va. a5'
sonabe. Alexs iria 1890.
PLYMOUTH 1898 4-door sedan. Will sell
for highest offer yoday. 49l5 Monroe ST.,
Newton Village, Md. q mi. from Peace
Cross at Bladensbutgl.
PLYMOUTH 194I 4-door seGan; can be
seen at 1888 T st. NV. after 10 am. No
dealers. No phone calls, please.
PLYMOUTH 1942 2 door sedans t2).
excellent condition. JACK pRY MOTORS.
18th and Pa. ave. Sc.
PONTIAC late 1884 2-door sedan; finish,
Just ovsrhanied; saS5. In. 7tsSsi 1881. 1898 1873
fONTfxC less e.syl. 4-door trunk sedan:
excellent sI. 7S, MSStef, fair tires; $27f sssh; no