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Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
POULTRY MEET SLATED

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. II. CUP)
Cooperative federal-state poultry
and egg grading and inspection OPP
erations will be discussed at a west
ern states regional poultry grading
conference in Sacramento, Califor-
mia, September % and %, the re-
gional office of distribution of the
war food administration announced
Saturday.
Attending will be national Off
cials and poultry experts from Cali
fornia, Oregon, Washington, Idaho,
Montana, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada,
and Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11

Hitler's hangmen.
The Official German Transocean
news agency identified the con-
demned men as Karl Goerdeler, ex-
mayor of Leipzig who was named
as leader of the conspiracy; Count
Wolf Won Helldorf, Ulrich Won Has
sell, William Leuschner, Josef Wir-
mer, Trott Zu Soils, and Paul Le-
jeune-Jung.
CALLED COWARDS
In passing their ordained
sentence, the Nazi Judges bitterly
denounced Goerdeler and his ac-
completes as traitors who had been
plotting with the Allies to over
throw the Hitler regime and estab-
lish a dictatorship that would
make a "cowardly" peace with the
United Nations.
The court insinuated that the
cnospirators had been in touch with
the Allies secretly since 1942 when
Germany still was waging success
ful war on all fronts.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
Americans Seize
Italian Towns
In New Thrusts

RENE, Sept. II. (UP)-American
troops captured the important towns
of Prato and Pistoia northwest of
Florence Monday and advanced
northward to engage Germans in
the outer positions of the Gothic
line.
u. S. Fifth army units who were
revealed for the first time Monday
to be operating near the center Of
the Allied line across the peninsula,
made a surprise advance by crossing
the Sieve river 13 miles north of
Florence.
Strong patrols were sent across
into the mountainous region beyond
and approached to within three
miles of main enemy positions in
the Apennine sector of the Gothic
line.
While British and Indian troops
of the Eighth army were slowed by
bad weather and fierce enemy op-
position in their drive through the
preached Adriatic sector Of the
Gothic line towards Rimini, the
Americans on the western side drove
north of Iucca and engaged it's
forward positions.
Prato and the larger town of
Pistoia, 10 miles northeast, both
are on main highways and a rail
line leaeing to Bologna, key city of
the Pc Valley northward. In their
general advance in the western Sec
tor, the Americans also occupied
the town of Veccchiano, four miles
north of Pisa, and crossed the Ser
chic river at several points.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
CIRCLED FIELD

II thought We had hit the water
for sure" Warner said.
CIRCLED FIELD
Pool took the plane up and cir
cled the field, and the engineer
Charles Scott of Turlock, Califor-
mia, squeezed the broken line with
his pliers to stop the leak.
But we still needed some fluid
to make up for the juice lost,
so we could get the flaps down" "
Pool said. Luckily we'd been too
busy on the way back to drink
our coffee or cans of orange juice
one Cf which was conveniently
torn open by a shell fragment.
So we poured it all into the hy-
draulic fluid container. 1t was
just enough to bring the pressure
up SO we could land"
The crash crew stood by as Pool
brought the plane in low for a
perfect landing, holding the wheel
less tail up until the plane slowed
down and the tail clattered over
the landing mat.
The crew jumped out and headed
for the interrogation room.
I'll be along in minute Riel-
ley said.
In a moment he joined the
group. In his hand was a small
crucifiX.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
OKEH AS STATE FAIR

SACRAMENTO, Sept. II. UP)-
The board of directors of the Cali
fornia state fair Saturday author
lied its president, Fred H. BiXby,
Long Beach, to appoint all COM
-mittees necessary to stage a fair
in 1915. Philip Van Dusen, acting
secretary of the board, said that
whether or not the fair will be held
next year depends on whether the
army vacates the grounds, now used
for military storage, within the next
six months to give time for repairs
to buildings and grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
EX-MARINE FACES CHARGE

CHICAGO, Sept IL. CUP)-Stuart
Ray Nahin, 18, Hollywood. Califor-
MIA, who was given medical dis
charge as a private in the marine
corps, is under 1900 bond on
charges of illegally wearing the uni
form of a marine lieutenant and
cashing worthless checks.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11

Alberta, to Dawson creek Is in ade-
quate for heavy transportation.
Spring floods knocked out several
bridges, forcing O'Harra to make
long detcurs, and turned the road
into a quagmire in many sections.
One day, he said, they we're able
to travel only 16 miles because the
bus slipped over the mud and into
bitches alongside the road. An
other time, the bust was dragged by
seven caterpillar tractors over q
l20-mile washed out section.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
EMPTY BOTTLES STOLEN

A report from Ell Captain Bar,
Asst Man street, Saturday night
stated that eight cases of empty
beer bottles had been stolen by two
unidentified Mexican boys.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11

Prince Felix of Bourbon-Parma,
consort of Grand Duchess Char
lotte of Luxembourg, is pictured
in France, where, serving with
the Allied forces, he looks for
ward to an early return to his
country. After the tiny princi-
pality was overrun by the Ger
mans the royal family fled to
Lisbon, where the prince and
his six children were taken
aboard the USS Trenton,
brought to Washington where
thew uara White House oiasts
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
isMs(eAs TAX sNs)

- In fact there are S267 separate oil companies in this
nation competing for your patronage AS result the cost
OF regular gasoline to you exclusive of taxes dropped
from 297c per gallon in 1920 to l34c in 1899 And the
quality climbed from 81 octane to rs
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
GASOLINE PRICES IN MAJOR WORLD ciTlEs*
ION CT obout Jan. 10. 1882

Well, in 1889, the last year before the war; gasoline
cost less in the United States than any other nation
in the world The average price throughout this country
was 1870 per gaonncluding taxes The average price
throughout the rest of the world was 33 7c per gallon
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS

CHarra said accommodation
were good along the road with
gaaoline and oil available at sta
tions every hundred miles. Meals
and lodging were available at army
engineer roadhouses.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11
AIcon Highway
Gets Bus Run

ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Sept. Il.
CUP)-Mud as stiff as putty clung
to the wheels Of his 37-passenger
vehicle as Kenneth OHara of An
chorage edged across a half washed
out bridge on the first bus trip
over the Alaska military highway
but despite the hazardous driving
conditions he holds steadfastly to
the belief that the road has great
potential commercial value.
OHarra, only 34-year-old pic
neer Alaska busline operator, and
two mechanics, Donald Cross and
Charles Porter, brought the big
bus here from Columbus. Ohio, a
total of 4723 miles, in ten and Cne-
third days of driving time.
SOME BAD SPOTS
O'Harra, who will use the We
hicle for the first scheduled bus
line operation between Anchorage
and Fairbanks, praised the section
of the highway between Dawson
Creek, British Columbia, and An
chorage but said the southern sec
ton of the road from Edmonton,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11

- That's why we predict that gasoline prices after the
war Will be lowest right here America For our Conbe-
tve Free Enterprise System has demonstrated time and
again that can bring better products people
lower prices than any system yet devised by man.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11

ing the interior of the plane with
an oily fluid.
II thought We had hit the water
for sure" Warner said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-11

inns Sees sponsored BY the people Oil Company dedicated
adnSSlon OF how and y American business functions We obe yos
eee 10 Sead IN any suggestions criticisms offer Writ
the President Union Oil Co.. Union Oil % Los angeles H. Ca
AMERICAS ELxIH FREEDOM srRsrrnruRps,s
Evening star., 1944-11-10
LOTS FOR SALE,

WOODsIDE PARK, Silver Spring, Md
Large lot 45xl6a t. on Pale PAL 81 arive az
sRVfRah cHocE Iors IN one a of the
finest sections Of Silver Spring. OSCAR
DREIsEN. 81. s6o5; ewes. and Sundays
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES, restricted
section: contains s3ad So It. S3 900
Rb nMm6er o rees ca
Wo; $500 until pm. EDW. H. JONES
NEAR COLUMBIA PIKE in Arlington, Va;
many lots, high and low; with good trees.
all public utilities available; about 3 blocks
yfp5 MSRHIkIssR a. StS9 st e1sH topS
nsna2 h2mf for No ;l a5 sos agsosS St. 1om homs
built community; PRICE &C, Sl,25o; ,,3 as as
IA AseS oss5 sGt io5 Sss ve1mont gna ave NA sl5I
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C., corner Bend and
Rittenhouse SITS. ,t47xl25l and also the
Hit'e' fine corner '' lots ali all improvements at
home section BEALL TURNER y GO.
eAEVY En- VSS' CHASE sf aES N St.
near 32nd; 45xi25: all improvements, for
$3.50; lot I9loGxXio99, Mckinley st, near
smpton, st. near 33rd. at $500, each.
T6se o5 P 9EA Geafd TRN II very c R osss
MINNESoTA AVE. Sc. SECTIONS fine
lots each 4Ox96; all improvements; zoned
for homes or apartments; one block from
st St Sc. all improvements. excellent bus
service, fine neighborhood, adjoinS 3742 lst
St, at Sl,250; four building sites on At
dollar homes project. at $3.50 each; paved
street: al improvements; bus in front
BEALL TURNER & co; RA. oss5. l!05
HOLLYWOOD PARK Sc, Near Hillcrest-
Several fine building sites for the better
Buy now for your postwar building
ADFLBERT w. LEE. 3211 Pa. ave. Sc.
Ii. 1000
Evening star., 1944-11-10
FARMS FOR SALE,
FARMS, $4,000 up JOHN BURDOFT
r. F. D. .. Silver Spring. Md: phone
Ashton 1886.

r F D 9 Silver Spring Nd: Dhone
OWNER IS ANXIOUS TO SELL s9-acre
good crop and tobacco land: price $500;
2area nd 5erns mi 6Is REsrfY sas f eo
elusive Agent, RA. 500.
FARM. Z acres, house 2bx22; chicken and
large sink: fruit trees: water, in. chicken
houses; good roads; 3 mi. north of Bethes-
ds, -Approx $4,000 cash required. BOX
1e6 ACRES more or less, full-bearing
orchards, good house. 2 springs, many out
buildings, some need repair; situated on
price CT $4,000 cash; this place is located
Just 3 hours, drive from D. C. in W Va.
SIC Stock q FARM: a:' near Louisa, Va: sa5
acres, Is pure-bred Hereford cattle, team,
crops: $1,000, terms consider trsde
SSkcRE SSGkNcHH PHas5Ffa RETfREMRNr asft FARM near La
Plata. Md; convenient churches schools,
1EoSNA IEoNARR sNIphR fls'1ss e Plsta, si Ma s''o0O
suitable for cultivation, half in excellent
ington; near public, TRANSPORTATION. stores
room house. needs repair Timber and wood
H S{f 'AiR a sF co 6r0Rsn phone Terms
FAIRFAX--15o acres. s. rooms and bath
1apSe barn D., stream n ot fRser slssoo
FOR SALE--l6S acres at Fort Meade
Junction on B. g. O.. r. r. Set Of farm
buildings; most productive soil, suitable
for grass and grain and near Laurel and
Bowie racetracks. Price, $4,000. C. F.
iIs-ACRE FARM. Seeded. near Broad Run.
IS mi to city; - down, terms. Feed for
sale. AT. 0S41.
III ACRES. S-rm house. so acres clear.
balance oak timber and grazing; well
fenced and watered; good road, so mi, to
city; property vacant; owner transferred;
rare bargain at $4,000 cash. A. 6.
ANDERSON, 4253 Fairfax drive, Arl, Va.
oxford 3240.
Ia-ACRE FARM in Valley of Va, near
Woodstock 7-room house, outbuildings,
electricity; 5000. terms. LU. O12s.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

/. >, , ACRES OR MORE, for chickens
snd vegetables, fertile S,, SOL terms SI10 IS1
Colesville. Md, r. F. D. ,. Call Ashton
iSa ACRES. s25 per acre. Near Hughes
vile, Md. Just off No. 5 highway. Plenty
of saw timber, any amount OF pulpWood
and flrewood; property is nicely rolling
fad Readna Ts TafES9 CHEVY CHASE EsE ef REALfY CO
EN- 1900. 34o3 Connecticut ave: Over
1000 acres for sale in or near Washing
I-a-5 TO e5 ACRES, 1lzc to Sc 50. #,
you in financing your home FULTON r.
GORDON, Owner. 1927 Eye ST.. NV. DI,
PfUTuRE H6MEsITEs; acres, rieh e garden h
Easy terms; 3 q acres on hard surface
roaG, near Seabrook, Md. 81 900. Easy
blvd, Hyattsville. Md. WA. 1854, day
51scRE q.ts TRACTS, with o5o-ft. frontage on
Route 240, at Clarksbure, Montgomery Co.
Md; cleo, tel, and bus al property, ST 900
oydArR essh 5rast St S;g S2fG cash. balance easy
Just BEYOND Silver Spring, Md, west of
georgia ave, about 3 acres of land suitable
for development' al utilities ayaIiIlsolse' II e
ACREAGE FOR CoLoRED-I0 acres land,
corner two paved boulevards in Maryland,
3l2 miles from Seat Pleasant; price;
for colored for 50, 300 BEALL, TURNER
q CO., Randolph 0ss5. 1lo5 Vermont
ave National 6l3l.
JIo ACRES, very cheap Just south Of
Alexandria, speculation at S325 per acre.
value viii increase, investigate. EDWARD
z. Caldwell, OR. 2244.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
HOUSE IRAllERs.

good used models Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route /. Ber.
wvn. Md Tel Berwyn 45
CONTINENTAL AND INDIAN. new: terms:
trade. modern trailer village HILLSIDE
TRAILER VILLAGE. $500 Marlboro pike
Sc. Hillside. Md.
WASHINGTON TRAILER headquarters-
New tandem-w wheel Schultz on display: also
Groom Travelos and Americans, many used
trailers and lugsage trailers; 12. ks and
"a mos. financing plans. Call us today for
appraisal. Repairs and all types of service
work: We have Barnes, International and
Duo -Therm. heaters in stock. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO.. INC. Open until 8. 4O3O
PALACE 1911 TRAILER, 2s IT,, . doors,
metal top. rooms, all modern features;
tires and general condition like new: bar
Apply PoToMAc 's TRA1LER da. PARK' pa i.fshsed i mi
south sN of Alexandria on mt. Vernon blyd.,
Evening star., 1944-11-10
Uncle Ruy's Corner

In the heart of Africa we may
find natives who carve elephant
tusks and use them in making trum-
pets. These persons belong to the
Azande tribes and are noted for the
bad habit of being cannibals.
The Azande natives have given
up that habit to some extent, but
travellers are careful about going
into the region where they live.
After all, no one likes the idea of
getting to be part of a meal!
Bad as their taste may be in
regard to food, these savages have
skill in carving ivory. With their
crude cutting tools, they are able
to make pictures and designs on
the elephant tusks which they
handle.
Elephant tusks supply the world
with most of its true ivory, but
the mammoths of long ago had
ivory tusks. The mammoths are
spoken of as hairy elephants" and
that is a good name for them.
Many mammoths used to roam
through Southern Europe Thou
sands of mammoth bones. have been
dug up around caves Which were
used by Stone Age people.
Artists of the Stone Age made
pictures of mammoths on the walls
of their caves and elsewhere. The
pictures show animals in the shape
of elephants, with long hair on their
bodies.
From time to time. Stone Age
people used the tusks of man.
moths for carving. They scratched
the outlines of bears and other
animals on the tusks.
Ivory keeps part CT its value even
though it may lie in the Ia air,
or under the ground. for a long
period Hundreds of mammoth tusks
have been dug up in Russia, and
have been sold on the worlds ivory
markets. Some of these tusks are
believed to have been left by man.
moths which lived a thousand GEN.
turies past.
In Ethiopia 5000 years ago there
were men who killed elephants and
sold the tusks to Egyptians. The
Egyptians carved this ivory and
turned it into various shapes They
made ivory hairpins and combs, and
cut figures of men and women. One
valuable relic is a small ivory statue
of King Khufu. the man who or
dered the building of the Great
Pyramid of Gizeh.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
T axe NY Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Common Expressions from
Shakespeare.

The expression, "a brave new
world now often used derisively in
speaking of impractical dreamers
who plan quart of milk for every
Hottentot. is from the fourth act OF
"Tempest" 20 brave new world, that
has such people in it,
What the dickens" occurs in act
III of The Merry Wives of Wind
sor.' Mistress Page, in speaking Of
Sir John Falstaff, exclaims: Il can
not tell what the dickens his name
Is. What do you call your knights
name, sirrah?"
IN tell the world" is not mod
ern slang. In act II of Measure for
Measure" Isabella says threaten
lngly to Angelo: Sign me a present
pardon for my brother, or with an
outstretched throat I'll tell the world
what man thou art"
Speak low, when you speak love-"
from the popular song, is from
Much Ado About Nothing" act II.
Don Pedro, trying to persuade the
beautiful Hero to go walking with
him, murmurs. as he draws her
aside, Speak low, if you speak love"
Too much of a good thing" is
pure Shakespeare, LAS You Like It."
act III. Orlando, proposing 10 Rosa
lind. is shocked when she says that
she will take him and 20 more like
him. She explains. why then, can
one desire too much of a good
thing?"
For free copy of my new pamphlet
giving the curious and interesting ORR
gins OF scores Of military words and terms,
send a stamped (3-cent), self addressed en-
yelope to Frank Colby in care of The Eve
ming Star, Ask for MILITARY pamphlet.
(ReleaSed by the Bell Syndicate. Incl
Evening star., 1944-11-10
MONEY TO LOAN.

COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto, furniture, signature. GEN
ERAL ACCEPTING CORP. 5303 Baltimore
ave, Hyattsville, Md WA: 31Sl Formerly
Southeastern Discount of Hyattsville.
WHEN YOU NEED a personal loan, Slo0
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VESTMENT CO.. SIT 9th st. NV. DI. $3.50
MONEY ON SECOND TRuST-We will
buy Second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md
or Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE INVESTMENT CORP. 1919
ave NV National 1888.
MONEY on first second trusts; prompt
or D; e. property. THE AMERICAN CO.
SALARiED LADIES, if you need money. see
Mr., Green. NATIONAL FINANCE CO.. lola
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Ist TRUST LOANS on real estate, low
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WILL BUY well-secured 2nd trust notes
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NV tEA T76NA I2s
Evening star., 1944-11-10
AUCTION SALES.
TODAY

ADAM A. WESCHLER g. son, auctioneers.
Trustees sale of 5o13 Central ave. Sc
BY virtue Of deed of trust recorded in
Liber 1850, folio SO of the land records
of the District of Columbia and in default
of the payment of the note secured there
by, the undersigned trustees will sell at
public auction in front of the premises. on
the tenth day of November, 1914, at $3.50
o'clock pm, lot 2 in block 3 Of the sub
division called Marshall, assessed as lot z
in square 1929 with improvements thereon.
Property sold subject to two prior deeds
of trust, further information of which
will be given at sale. Terms: All cash,
subject to two prior deeds of trust and
unpaid taxes and assessments, If any. A
deposit OF four hundred dollars t$400.00)
required of purchaser at time of sale. and
sale to be complied with within thirty
recording. revenue stamps
and notarial fees at cost of purchaser.
HARRY BERMAN, GEORGE B. FRASER,
trustees. GEORGE B. FRASER, attorney,
MunSey Bldg Oc3lno2 $50
Evening star., 1944-11-10
FROST, MYERS & TOWERS,
By Elizabeth r. Young, 723 18th St. NV,
ATTORNEYS for Runk and Seastrom.

NOI1CE lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
undersigned have, as of September l. 1914.
formed a limited partnership to continue
the business heretofors conducted by Sam
Of Hanna and David for the continued
transaction. of iewelry business. and re-
lated activities at 1921 Connecticut Ave
nu NV, in the City Of Washington,
District Of Columbia, under the firm mime
Of "Runk and Seastrom." The names Of
the general partners interested in said firm
are: William N Runk, a resident OF the
District Of Columbia, and Marcus E. Sea-
stronl, resident of the State of Maryland:
and the names OF the special partners are:
Scott B, Appleby; . resident OF Nassau, b.
". Il, and Frederick n. Towers. Walter
a.nis r MsF tbs and Nstret 5mIstt i gohnsscn resi-
amount Of canitsl which said special part
pleby, S35 000. .00; Frederick N. Towers,
$1,000. 90: and Walter Z. Milier. 5000 90.
The remainder of the total capital Of
S70,000.00 has been contributed by vii.
liam N Runk,. The partnership is to
commence on the 1st day Of September,
1914. and sail terminate on the lst day
OF January. 1855, unless sooner dissolved
by those contributing q majority Of the
capital. Certificate Of Limited Partner
snip I wa was signed by US October 18th: 1914;
ss an.s Segs ssaes e os tos Pe Pss pstrs su o the
s6N Ra6 MaRe1s lsdssT5s e ssssrRoML sH RMoMLAa seo n
2. APPLEHY, FREDERIC N. TOWERS
EMMETT 1. JOHNSTON. WALTER e.
~ ~oc1s1s.2o.2s. .7e, ,e7 mol .2,s,s.a,1o.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS,

TIRE RECAPPING, S-hour service, by ap-
pointment. Leave your car 8 am pick II
up at pm Finest grade materials used
Expert Workmanship by experienced re-
Gaping mechanics All work guaranteed
Ample parking facilities. PALDER &
HANNA, 47I6 r. I. ave. Hyattsville, UN
12l2: 1903 Lee hwy, Arlington. OK OQ12
AUTO PAINTING. body. fender work and
mechanical repairs on all makes of cars
and trucks. MCMAHON CHEVROLET CO..
1913 Georgia ave. GE. 0100.
RECAPPING IN WASH, one-day service;
leave car 8 am. ready at B. grade rub
Der, guar work: car protected under cover,
not left on street or lot For appoint, call
LU. OS34. LU. 1917 Plenty of grade 1 and
tires and tubes in stock, pass and truck
CONSOLIDATED SALES CO., 1896 H St
ne. LU 0S34, LU 1O77
Evening star., 1944-11-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HOMES FOR SALE OF rent needed for cash
clients in nearby Maryland. HYATTS-
VILE INVESTMENT CO., 1908 BALTIC. ave,
Hyattsville. Md. opposite Pep Boys Store
UN 4O40
and farms ALVIN EPLING, 5S0S Balti-
more blvd. Hyattsville. Md WA. 4s54
list YOIIR MARYLAND and D. c. prop
erties for sale or rent with j. NOBLE
BOAz, 7240 Wis. ave. Washington 4, D. c.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY for sale with US
We are urgently in need of houses for sale
in city. suburban and nearby Maryland
Personal attention to all listinss. LA
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Evening star., 1944-11-10

CONyERTIBLEs. CONVERTIBLEs!
ig42 Packard convertible.
1941 Ford convertible coupe
124o Packard t6) convertible coupe.
JACK PRY MOTORS, 18th and Pa. ave. Sc.
sCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN-ofier
1921 I9 Be- De Soto custom sedan; r. and h.
l94l Ford super d. !. Fordor: r. and h.
1871 plymouth super d. l. 4-dr.; r. and h.
1874 1874 Chsyrolsetf, s. Ist,. town SEDAN; r. and h
sss PsmoSth 4:df de- sSy Sxe sedan sedan
1899 Ford de luxe Tudor sedan.
1879 iaeof ar sedsh and ns h.
siS$7 chrysler royal a-door.D HD L.
scHLEdEI & eoIpEN. gsy Carroll st.
Takoma Park. D. c. GE. 33o2. Open Sun.
AZ Dodge de luxe sedan, nuid drive. r.
.44s plymouth de luxe sedan. heater.
4S Che Ghlsvrolss sI,ss Aerosedan ae,ns sna
~ Buick special sedan.
~ BUICK super sedan. sI. and h.
~ Packard Clipper sedan. r. and h.
sask Century nsM Yeedsr sedan sedan a and and h.
~ Buick Century sedanette, r. and h.
70 oldsmoRile Torpedo sedan, r. and
4o Slndebaker Champion sedan: over
,, drive; r. anC h.
'39 Buick special sedan. r. and h.
Al Ford 5-pass. coupe; heater.
~ Chrysler Royal sedal. r. ami b.
a Oids sedanette. hyd.. and h
ID Pontiac sedan. r. and h.
40 De Soto sedan, oyefdrive and heater.
Corvertibles:
40 Packard "12o" COW. coupe. r. and h
20 Mercury conv sedan, r. and h.
Al Dodge 6-pass convertible coupe, fluid
drive and heater
Many others In stock
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TREW VALUE CARS.
80 Buick de luxe 4-dr. sedan; radio and
heater
80 Chryser Royal 4-dr sedan
Al Chrysler New Yorker 4-dr. sedan; radio
and heater.
80 Dodge de luxe 4-dr. sedan; radio and
heater
40 Chrysler d. l. DIR. sedan, radio. heater.
Al Hudson de luxe 2-dr. sedan; radio
heater
Al Hudson Commodore 4-dr. sedan; radio
heater
'3S Chevrolet 2-dr. sedan.
Al Nash de luxe 2-dr broughan. heater
81 Dodge 4-dr. sedan.
'37 Dodge 2dr. sedan.
-. Plymouth de luxe 2-dr sedan.
AZ Plymouth special coupe.
so Dodge E2-ton panel truck.
OPA prices or less
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