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Evening star., 1947-06-29

Dakota and ILLINOIS.
Amy Cowing Is the daughter OF
the late Senator AISLE j. Gronna OF
North Dakota. He helped put
through the Smith-Lever Law in
augurating the Extension Service
and subsequently became chairman
of the Senate Committee on Agri-
culture.
In her recent visit to the former
Dust Bowl community near Turtle
River, NJ Oak, which had plague
Of grasshoppers before the dust
storms beset it. she talked to many
farm families. Almost unanimously
the men declared it was the never
give up spirit and determination o1
the women which kept them from
abandoning their farms.
Human Welfare Is Single Aim.
Everywhere she found this genera.
theme Of living: "T1he greatest asset
Of any farm Is the family on the
the farm. Crops and livestock are
not ends In themselves, except al
they contribute to the welfare Cd
human beings"
MANY of these fearing
Americans" Mrs. Cowing said, ARE
third and fourth generations Of i'm.
migrant Nordic stock. They treasure
Americas blessings, yet have q
down to- earth conception OF the
needs of old world peoples"
She visited with children. in All
Clubs. She was in close touch with
the mothers in their Rural Home
makers Camps, where housewives
temporarily put their responsibilities
behind them to discuss ways Of i'm
proving homemaking. Training for
the highest type of community lead
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{. |. kiah Expected TO Gel
CheItenham School Posi-
By the Associafsd srsss

BALTIMORE, June 28.--Appoint
ment of Calvin L. Kiah, 36-year-
old war veteran and q Cambridge
(Md) school principal, as superin.
tendent of the Cheltenham Schoo
for Boys in Prince Georges County
was indicated at meeting Of State
officials here yesterday.
He heads the eligible list from
which the Cheltenham Board OF
managers is expected to name the
officer at a meeting next week
Board President Thomas B. Sprague
announced.
H. R. Harris acting superinten.
dent since October, 1945. would re-
main at the institution for colorec
boys. in his permanent position a:
assistant.
Gov Lane, who asked for a "ful
report" on conditions at the school
promised his cooperation in a mod,
ernization program.
The joint session of the board o.
managers and the State Board o.
Public Welfare urged prompt ap'
pointment of a superintendent, al
examination of the school plant BY
the States chief engineer, and pro
curement of new buildings.
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3 Bank Deposifors
Questioned in Probe
|0f Missing $4,000

Eight depositors who used the
night depository at the First Ma
tional Bank of Alexandria June 18
when a s26, 600 deposit Of the ]. G.
Penney Co. disappeared have been
questioned by Alexandra police. 1t
was learned yesterday.
Chief Of Police John 8. Arnold
said, however. his department had
no report to make on the progress
of the investigation. The Alexan-
dria police were called in on the
investigation early this week after
several days of investigating by
insurance inspectors, failed to dis
close what had happened to the
missing $4,000.
According to bank officials, three
Penney Co. employees carried the
$26, 900 to the First National Bank
June 18 and reported that they
placed it in the night depository at
about $40 pm. The bag contain
ing the money was not among other
| night deposits the next morning, &C
cording to the bank.
Insurance investigators earlier
this week placed bags about the
same size as the one containing the
missing money In the night deposit
tory to determine If 1t could have
failed to fall into the vault, it was
learned. There has been no official
report. however, on the outcome
Of this investigation.
Police declined to give the names
of the eight depositors questioned.
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School Paper Asks Support
|0f RecreationaI Projects
Social pi,pateh 10 The Star

ANNAPOLIS, June 2s.-Parents
are criticized In the current issue
of the Annapolis High School
weekly for spending money on their
own pleasure but baking at spend
ing cash for youth recreational
projects.
Student Editor Nancy stotz
wrote:
Everybody agrees piously that
something should be done to pro-
vide more recreational opportuni-
ties. but no large scale project has
been undertaken with the vigor re-
quired to push it through to success.
Our parents spend large sums OF
money for the things dearest to
their hearts-new cars, movies
clothes. tobacco and liquor-but Il
we teen-agers suggested that we
wanted a $4,000 or $50, 900 recre-
ational building and public beach
open to all, there would be cries
of extravaganza"
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Cub Scouts Visit AirfieId;
Solo and Meet General

A pack of % Cub Scouts whose
members wanted to 'see the air
planes that fly without propellers'
was given the run of Andrews Fielo
yesterday.
The young visitors from Pack 22S
College Park. inspected Uncle Sans
jet fighters, soloed in Link trainers
lined up for adult helpings of Gl
chow and shook hands with the
commanding general and the fighter
pilots.
The Cubs were greeted by Brig
Gen. Yantis H. Taylor, commander
of the field, and Col. Ernest H
Beverly, commander of the 4th
Fighter Group, which is equipped
with Lockheed P-80 jet fighters.
Many of the boys were model-air-
plane builders, and all interested IN
let propulsion. Some of their ques-
tions were technical enough to stump
the experts.
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Extension Aide Finds Farmers
KeenIy Aware of Responsibility

ership is here being extensively de-
veloped," she said.
At Kansas State Agricultural Col
lege in Manhattan, MRS. Cowing took
part In its nve-day extension work
shop sessions. The aim among the
delegates, from as far Southwest as
Texas and as far Northwest as
Washington, was to bring agricul-
tural and home economic research
to the public In terms Of direct.
simple, common-sense approach.
Milton Eisenhower, president of the
college, is becoming constantly
increasing influence in the agricul-
tural welfare of the Nation, she said.
While in Kansas Mrs. Cowing Wis
tied one Of the famous Flint Hills
cattle ranges. On one domain of
5000 acres she found steak on the
make" ON thousands, Of Hereford
cattle. The cowhands in many in
stances were working for their mas
ter's degrees from agricultural COL
leses and some were third-genera-
ton students at their respective
alma matters.
Speaks to Dietitians.
In Chicago, by request, Mrs.
Cow1ng addressed the clinic detitians
Of all the Chicago hospitals on pre-
senting nutrition facts in sentences
averaging from 18 to II simple
words.
The chief of Mrs. Cowing's service
is DR.. Gladys Gallup, sister of
George Gallup, a director Of the
American Institute of Public Opin-
ion. As an extension worker in a
Western State, Gladys Gallup OBJ
served the need for writing plain
talk" for the farm families with
whom she worked. When she came
to Washington her idea developed
into the Department Of Aericul-
lures reliability laboratory. To get
o background, her assistant, Mrs.
Cowing, began by reading the re-
ports of some 5000 county extern
sion agents.
AS first Government agency to
set up reliability yardsticks, this
unit has since co-operated with over
10 educational agencies. Its impor-
tance both as a public service and
as Government economy measure
have been referred to in the Con-
gressional Record. Foreign govern
ments also make frequent requests
for its literature on How Does Your
Writing Read?"
Mrs. Cowing, whose job is 10
spread the gospel of simplify with
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|. E. Borkhouser Heads
Mortinsburg Rotary
Speeial pispeieh 10 The S'ar

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, June
28.-L. E. Barkhouser. automobile
dealer here, assumed the post OF
president Of the Martinsburg Rotary
Club yesterday. He succeeds John
r. Poland, jr.
Other officers are F. E. Straw,
vice president; John w. Dean, sec
retary; Dudley Harley, treasurer,
and Percy w. Baker, sergeant at
arms.
Evening star., 1947-06-29

d e Z . 1 u ! IL 70
Mrs. Amy Gron-
ma Cowing Of
t h e Extension
Service of the
Department of
Agriculture. She
Is in charge of
a unit working
on the simplif-
cation of gov
ernn1ent publi-
cations for farm
families and re-
Gently has re-
turned from q
field trip to
Kansas, North
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|legionnaires Register
For Alexandra Convention

More than 100 delegates reg
istered yesterday at the opening
day Of the two-day American Lee
gion's 9th Virginia district con-
vention in Alexandria.
Herbert Mills. past department
commander, welcomed the delegates
and their wives at the opening ses-
sion at Gadsby's Tavern.
Others who welcomed, delegates
and auxiliary members were Mrs.
Alma Breckenridge, 9th district
committeewon1an; w. Glenn Elliott.
department adjutant;; Robert B.
Crawford, department commander,
and Edgar Parrish, department vice
commander.
Principal session Of the conven-
tion is to start at 1890 am. today
at the Cameron street USO building
Highlight of today's business session
will be a talk on universal military
training by Col L. B. Salisbury of
the War Department General Staff
The convention is scheduled to ad-
journ shortly after his talk.
Evening star., 1947-06-29
FuIIs Church |. O. OF.
Donates Hall for Dances

The Falls Church I. o. o. F. has
agreed to donate the use Of its hall
one night a week for dancing spon-
sored by the recently organized
Teen Age Theater.
Instruction in ballroom dancing
for students enrolled in the COM
munity recreation program will be
given for an hour before the other
dances start.
The first of the dances will be
held July 8. Proceeds will go to the
Teen Age Canteen
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Virginia to Inspect Autos

RICHMOND, June 2s fP.-State
Police reported today that inspec-
ton stations throughout Virginia
would be prepared to resume the
seniannual examination of motor
vehicles Tuesday and urged motor
lists to make early arrangements to
avoid the rush.
Evening star., 1947-06-29

November 6 e n
eral election.
Mr.. Chew, an
official S e n a t e
re or t er. has
been a resident
Of Arlington for
AZ years and is
a We eran Of
World War I.
He has been
chairman of the
county board on
three occasions
during his three
terms. He has
been a. strong
supporter of the
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So, $50 for Wuterworks

The Federal Works Administra-
ton announced yesterday it will ad-
vance $3.50 to Ocean City, Nd, to
finance drawings and specifications
for $220.500 worth of additions to
the waterworks system there.
Evening star., 1947-06-29
Virginia Teacher Tests Set

An examination for teachers who
wish to receive certificates for APP
Piled music will be offered by the
Virginia State Department of Edu-
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county manager form of govern
ment.
He is married and has two sons,
both veterans of World War II. He
lives at 1902 North Edison street.
Although he is a Democrat, Mr..
Chew will not run in the August 5
primary since the county board race
will be held on a nonpartisan basis,
both the Republicans and Democrats
having agreed not to indorse can
didates.
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out primertzing" in all Government
extension literature, makes her
home with her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Herbert, at $500 Fulton street NV.
Evening star., 1947-06-29
by Jessie Font Eyons

The farm people of our western
states are conscious Of their re-
sponsibilities both to the United
States and to the world at large,
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Chew TO Run Again
For Arlington Board

F. Freeland Chew, a member OF
the Arlington County Board since
1886, yesterday formally announced
his candidacy for reelection in the
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cation on August 20 In the Office Of
the division superintendent Of
schools, Fairfax. Anyone interested
in taking the examination should
report to Division Supt. w. T.
Woodson before August /.
Evening star., 1947-06-29

Nigeria has $500 miles of railroad
The State of Washington has 49,.
049 miles of highways.
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SECRETARIAL
SECRETARIAL.

Open all summer, day and
vacancies. DAY SESSIONS.
intensive course in shorthand
course in secretarial training
EVENING SESSIONS: News
July :, choice of % Besinr
Refresher training including
APPROVED COURSES FOR
applicants in private industr,
nations.
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Homer Bldg. Thirteenth and Streets. Ma. f74s.
evening. Apply in advance. LIMITED number al
July !, choice Of courses. "a special S-week
and typewrting, or C2Js complete approved dipoms
clasSes fst and 3rd Mondays Of each month.
ers' classes in shorthand and typewritinE, t2)
dictation and transcription.
CT yETERhNs Strayer graduates are preferred
and make excellent records in competitive exami-
Evening star., 1947-06-11
STORES FOR RENT.

ATTENTION. CHAIN STORE OPERATORS
Ideal location, downtown Wash, nr. l4th
and St for se volume fesa saar o Sfore re-
story once bids; additional space in hsmt.;
excel for remodelirg into modern store
Eas f!as ERo Lee faF'fiE a5fIs'Sn co 5a
6oSNECTIcGT IT AVE. near Mayfower-
ApSit an Sh shees sex
ARLINGTON, 3c1l Columbia pike - Isl
commercial zone; brick house, built a;
purposes: suitable for doctor, dentist
tearoom, ice cream parlor or any smaL az
retail shop Lessor may Suoesse anoy part
and bath upstairs and full basement;
situated close to large shopping cente.s
With lease to Responsible tenant. B. N
SMITH, Realtor, 24oS Columbia pike
isT CoMMERcIAL-Bsmt. on M st. bet
4th and 9th NV: suitable for Chinese
lsundry dry eleanps MR fTess "a sEocsTy beauty
rent. One may suit your business. Ma
sRM sgseAlow .asS ~ in s!ssr .tsP sDsns sas1
COFFMAN REALTY CO., Realtors, ST
455 or SH. 392S. Ia
q ST. NW.-One flight up. l to rooms
ideal location. suitable for retail shop
Stores available at corner OF aeoTgis
ave and Shepherd ST. Call till 2 pm. Is
NATIONAL REALTY CORP. RE. 1888
ao5 18th st. NV. IL
EXCELLENT women's shopping location
1To3 Connecticut ave; store contains l .50t
so. #. plus balcony 500 So. TT and full
basement: walls paneled; can MAKE avail
able attractive studio apartment IN SAM
building immediate possession
Small store. recently remooeled In lsrE
modern ONCE building near new Monleipa
Center; available Immediately.
Attractive store Connecticut ave, Dupon
Circle area; 200 so. IT. plus 500 50. it. bal
eony; will give satisfactory Ions term less
"a serenta able tenants J. A. WEINBERG
Co, INC, Realtors, 1907 II st. NV NA
$500. LIZ
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eAeMs EoR SALE tcon,mved,

sS siss: sood sutsaiidinss. 20 acres of tiiIabie
ssu.sa issss 8 asSa @osa.
sstsf sts WI Ne n csa soAzE s2os sRssfi ists
sTosE 81 sfsii HOUSE,, 8 rms. and bath: furnace
81 acres, with lots Of fruit trees: situated
on South Mt, overlooking Cumberland
es s N sPsrEs so s4 Eesd With sS
sOaEz sskcRf fos sakM lsia i ocatsd in one Of
sss County, WIN WITH all fences and bldes. modern
in every detail. the home is fully insulated;
has oil h.-w. heat; contains 2 nice bedrnls;
gam game DHs room, and Is Is so ioc. that there IS a
commanding view OF the country fU miles
around from all rms Is S outodgS S ARE are ba eIee &c
2-story chicken house and brooder mouse,
hoghouse tbuilt for breeding purposes} and
orchard of 200 trees. a wood lot Of approx
IL acres and the bal. is under high state
Of cultivation; adequately fenced with new
either cattle or horses; this property is
loc. on hard-surfaced road. approx. 20 mi.
from Wash. and conv, to railway transp.
Gan Ss cRARE an & HEsN ezcasss
realtors, Sligo 1000, ewes; till Pm. -16
VA. 45 MI: p. G. No, ! hwy, ds7 a, s.
hs; farm fully EQUIPPED, operating; pig
pen: ~ acres; $4,000; terms. Me. 1901,
Fl ACRES WITH COTTAGE; 4 rooms and
bath $50 apple trees; 10 miles from
Silver Spring: S25,000: substantial cash
required Phone owner at Ashton 1882.
-I3
WHO WANTS A I50-ACRE FARM in Mont
gosnery County on hard road. 25 miles from
White House? , tenant houses, barns;
plenty of road frontaee and good soil:
S12 800 Phone Mr. Able with SHANNON
d. LUCHS CO, 1893 H st. NV. Ma. 2345;
ewes. WI $500.
205Iz ACRES, 100 miles from Washington;
$500; good house and outbuildings; crops
in: machinery optional. Further details at
1912 Euclid st NV, Apt g. 49,
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NATIONAL TRAILERS, 1947, now on dis
play. e. FRED FAINTER. eQos Bs6imore sd6g
NOV MOVING RielSe' AND HAULING made easy and
thrifty when you rent one of our luggage
utility yssr EasrS ont5 anf bost as5 Ps
Err CO: INC. 1890 Wisconsin ave. NV.
GLIDER HOUSE TRAILERs, 1947 models:
with elec" refgr., bottled gas: also prewar
cooking stoves, cleo, refgr, gas cylinder;s. s.
Glider Glider makes makes America 5 luxury home on
wheels. COLLIE TRAILER CO., exclusive
Glider dealer, $3.50 Ga. ave: 81. 2242.
9Pfn sHRaaE AND ssf esfhffa U
fH slass aRd Rfef ii fzsrz les
1917 TRAiLERCoACHEsHWe invite you
to inspect our wide range of new models,
il aob nots sHs ns5on.s up anf RcHFER eamFun
SALES. 2. ss Route l. Berwyn' Md.
RnSt RENT 4 TR2HHInIER-Miscellaneous 2Hn hauling
5-ft,, 7-ft. and Oft treilers by the hour,
day or Ssek We san hlteh e yqSs eeI
ssss 1879 1ss fRtaA bic srRs.s GoseH vs IL ssSG
condition: sI,75o PHI GRAHAM, Apt.
FOR SALE-i946 streamlite trailer, 81
Il, II sleeps lee I Al condition furnished
can be slept IN $3.50. LII. ai9s. Is
AMERICAN 1916 '21' tandem, fully
equipped, s. 400 or best cash offer; com
pare with others before buying TEMPLE
TRAILER VILLAGE, Lot 113, Alexandria.
l3.
COVERED WAGON trailer for sale; sleeps
.; very good condition: bargain, $3.50.
CHERRY HILL TRAILER CAMP, IL miles
north on Route /
HOME COACH 1a47, sleeps 2 bottled gas:
$3.50. GARDNER, Cherry Hill Trailer
Camp. Il miles north on Route J.
HOUSE TRAILER Sx22. excel. cond.. $3.50.
Inquire J COOK. National Trailer Court,
Wash. blvd, Berwyn, Nd. Do not phone.
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WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALE.

BEFORE You BUY we urge YOU to see
Riverside Shores on the Potomac-We know
are, offering building sites as low as. 5000.
and with your residence you have fishing.
ms esns ana ana eaaE 8 a N s ask at do
follow j Sishois ;1ss aye. i snd So ga caD; st. i
sass ats fG hwg Gous as4 25 bs1a miles, ss
nsap Cant on sTyan ar rd s Routs r. 800 % g
ssofes ssof e p at ss ssD G z as2s f soS
selling agent. 426 Investment Bldg.
DEALE PARK. near post office. Deale, Md
year old: newly .redecorated and painted
completely furnished; new refrigerator.
garage: 200 #. from water, with water
Price. $3.50: ISABEL BROOKS, phone
West River S5-F-4. Ill
BUNGALOW, new modern; built for year; q r
financing arranged sEGAL Ii, a546
shSiE sEW :! pEvEtofaEsr. SE sPs1 On South River
only s5 miles 81 c.Beautifull eaa ~, hoaeIe
IocH Ioi HAVEN, 5ox15o-ft. lot, block C.
lot IL z blk. of beach; sale by owner
EFfrraG tf FOREST on Severn River near
rooms baths s,fsbe aFse
RSt'nss fer aTse fnhee ssfe aps $50 ios
Of house for the money; partly furnished:
easy terms. Key at Epping Forest Gate
H9gse. Ess WATER M. BAUMAN. Ma
SHADYsiDE. MD. Avalon shores-Beau-
tiiul modern bungalow Just finished with
5 rms; and bath Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Highly restricted development;
/ mi from Potomac Yacht Club. Ideal
home for fishermen; Lot 1ooxydIoo. Build nb
900 F. R, osTRoW & CO. ,exclusiye.
Eor oh-1 RE
2373 Open Sunday, 2 to g. -12
YEAR-ROUND HOME, completely fur-
uished-Living room. fireplace; dining
room, kitchen. sunroom. 4 bedrooms. bath,
oil heat, lovely gardens; restricted IT, pri- p
vate beach Committing distance of Wash
ington. Call HO. 5663. HEANEY d. CO.
YEARH'RoUND, a-bedroom house; large
screened. porch, oil heat, gas stove refined refined
and churches. Sacrifice $3.50, terms
MR.. BOND, ME. 59Io. 49, ,..
view of the bay; water and ELECTRICITY; S55o
each; exclusive. S. R. MARTIN 81 CO.,
Realtors, DU. 1866 or OR. 1885
LOVELY SUMMER HOME on the bay COM
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN 1S46 and PASSENGER sideear: good
INDIAN INDIAN MoToRcICLT, is43: 80 cubic
inches twin U. S, Army, type: bought new;
under 1000 mi; Just overhauled new
tires; best offer under $500. Write, Mr..
MoToRsCooTER 1946 oushman pack
age car: 3-wheel brake, 2 speeds forward,
l reverse, S235. Call MI. 0962 after z.
HARLEY 1888 (45). best con
dftion buddy seat. many extras, 1885
consider terms. ROPER, 1870 R. l. ave ne.
INDIAN CHIEF 1887 4-cylinder, in good
condition. ROBERT z. ESTEP, 523 7th
1912 INDIAN CHIEF. buddy seat, saddle
bags, new paint lob. special twin exhaust;
must sell, s435. 63s Morris pl ne, FIR.
9o1I 1HIARLEY-pavIDsoN 194a motorcycles,
models As, ready TO go at S4s5 each.
GENERAL MOTOR CO., 5000 Lee hwy,
AIS, 1916, 500 &C. Call ME. 1891, 70 7
HaRLEY-DAvrDsoN,1 1916 740-v. Inquire
X G. LEWIS, Rm. 543-A. YMCA, 1876
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90 ACRES, s-rm country home, shade. oil
heat, bath, phone, all necessary outbldgs:
i acre in fruit, land very fertile: small
DoPP fsdisn coIesTIle. s9aIf Nd. d can Ashton Md1
lao ACRES, with 3-bedrm.. house, all i'm
proyements. several outbuildings, farm ma
fhRsry ng and in Poe
terms: will sell all or part. HARRY q
ssThouTs sHaM1 Ss GREHN Rec FARM cATALoG-ove1
$500 bsrssins' 81 SfaT States saI4 s9aSf to sGas.
Woodxsrd Bldg. washington. D. C.. Metro
sSisfn sMAhI Films acres and independ-
ence; 5000 (no house,: near school
srowins town; plenty Of room for chickens
garden, fruits, berries, etc; beautifully
wooded lots: some have big oak trees 7C
to so ft high; there is plenty OF timber
own oS "4e log = cabin: two buyers have alread,
done SO; price. $500 and up. Drive out
Lee blvd. or Lee hwy. 35 minutes 70 Cen
terville. See our. big sign on right' Far
inston Is centsrviile-aRo turns s.sness oper
Traiiways bus passes US on Lee hwy; :,
SMALL ESTATE. FARM. Only $4,000 4
sas ta apds Pass ef sx thd miles fao
bath. Kitchen, 2 excellent barns with slate
so s4. 1s5 s5d stas psoSs fOF Ho ses
HrsfoiEle sTi aeS$ IoSps ofnS aTf aTavERNs5 Acres
As clear balance good timber, Ions high
way frontage, suitable FOR subdividlns: 3.
ton Ion Of Routes 40 and sic. Ask for B
l. HANEY Price, $12,500; cash, - ooo
balance terms. Boz 3s4-E Star. 13'
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All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK 1910 super 4-dr sedan: original
throughout; engine recently overhauled
Owner must sell at sacrifice, priced ST ,095
or best offer below. MI. 4224, ewes. GIL.
BUICK 1889 4-door Special sedan: clean,
radio and heater; must sacrifice at $3.50.
Phone between 5 and 9 pm. PL- 0156.
BUICK 1910 Roadmaster 4-dr.; new tires,
motor overhauled, S1,100. 1922 Wis. ave.
BUICK 1871 Special sedanette: $4,000
miles: only one owner: heater; good con-
ditioni S1,250. Call co. 64@9, 1l-4 2 m,
BUICK 1910 2-door Special: r. and h..
original black finish, new tires, clean in
terror, ir Al mechanical condition; an
owner-rated car, warranty; S1195. LO-
GAN MOTORS, $40 I4th ST. NV. -i2
BUICK 1897 Special sedan; must sell. slve
terms; SS67. ROPER" 1880 ?; I,
BUICK i941 de luxe Super sedan; wonder
ful condition; S1,195, consider terms.
ROPER 1880 r. l. ave. ne. IL
BUICK 1941 Special sedan: excellent con-
dition; RADIO, heater seat covers. tires
new: $3.50. LU. S1TS. Id
BUICK 1947 Super sedanetts; 900 miles;
all accessories; $3.50. Call after p m.
BUICK 1885 4-door sedan; perfect con-
dition thzoughout5 $500 Call Owens 5a17
BUICK 1885 4-door Roadmaster sedan:
good running condition, radio, heater. good
tiresi $3.50. Cali after 5 p.n., SH, 4le1.
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AuToMo7IvE MISCELLANEOUS.

AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERS-Immediat
delivery; new shipment Just arrived, the
neatest one you've ever. seen; suitable for
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC Co,
1897 irving st. NV, AID. $500, Washing
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION. We
carry q large stock OF good-auality seat
covers in popular colors. They will also
fit other models of General Motors cars.
Prompt and neat installation If desired.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irving st.
NEW-TYPE NEW A FIR TIRE REcApPING by the lat
est safety process; beautiful t-ead: 2-hour
service: electric-treated sections If your
tire is cut. See your tires being recapped
at ARCADE PONTIAC CO, Washington's s
Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1887 Irving st.
NV, AID. $500. Quick, et1cient service.
GUARANTEED REBUILT tranSmlssions,
shock absorbers, rear ends, new hub, caps,
zrilles, sealbeam lights. water and fuel
pumps, Jacks, cyl heads. floor mats, safe
ty glais installed j L. BRENNER & co.,
1910 Montana ave. ne. FIR. 1910.
MOTOR SCOOTER, American. 1916 model;
$3.50 Call after 3 pm, MI. 1884. IL