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many dollars in replacing a split
leader or an overweighted gutter
There Is no securing to be done as
the basket has a tapered end which
will fit into any leader head.
The great danger from a leaf
choked gutter or leader comes from
the formation of ice during a cold
spell. A gutter 20 feet long, filled
with solid ice, can work up tre-
mendous weight, often enough to
tear out the metal straps holding
the gutter In place.
A leader or downspout which is
clogged up with leaves and twigs,
and full of water can freeze solid
and split at the seams badly enough
to call for a new installation.
Evening star., 1948-11-13

a. ..itect, 3211 o street NV; tt
erect one 4-story brick and cindel
block dwelling, 1885 Que street NV;
to cost $4,000.
Shipley Park Corp, owner: JON
athan Woodner Co. builder; Wal
lace F.. Holiday, architect; to erect
on 3-story brick and cinder block
apartment, SO units, 34l2-16-2o
Twenty-fifth street Sc; to cost
|Sl32, 900.
Evening star., 1948-11-13
Consolidated News Features,

For further information on produ
mentioned. please write to Room T24,
Star Building, inclosing stamped self-i
dressed envelope.
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Permits
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Georgia avenue NV; to cost $1o.-
900.
The Hecht Co., owner, Seventh
and r streets NV; James l.. Par
sons, jr., builder, 224 Homer Build
ing; Mcleod and Romberg, archi.
tect; to substitute stucco facing with
limestone. 1920 r street NV;
to cost $4,000.
Shipley Park Corp, owner; JON
athan Woodner Co., builder: Wal
lace r. Holiday, architect; to erect
one 3-story brick and cinder-block
apartment, So units, 2533-37-41
Southern avenue Sc; to cost $l44,-
600.
Rose Marie and Grosvenor Chap
man. owner and builder, 3211 G
street NV; Grosvenor Chapman,
Evening star., 1948-11-13
Oldest Andrews Sister
IWeds Record Executive
BY the Assoeioied Press

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 13.-The old
est and last to be wed Of the sing
ing Andrews Sisters is now Mrs. LOT
Rogers.
The former Laverne Andrews, 80
and the recording company eXecu.
tive were married last plight at the
home OF her sister, Maxene Andrews
Levy. Matron of honor was the
third member Of the tuneful trio
Patti Andrews Melcher.
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Godgets
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safe and is used with the standard
No. Is parallel cord.
It requires the use of no tools
contains no screws, eliminates slit
ting and stripping of wires ano
presents no danger from shorts
risky frayed ends or faulty con-
nections, and can be attached in q
matter of seconds.
This new plug is made of two
tough pieces Of plastic in an essence
of pearl color. The inner detach-
able unit is actually two rectangu-
lar plastic blocks firmly and per-
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Lewis
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rest of the country after 1t was
proposed by the National Associ-
alton of Real Estate Boards.
Flexible Policy Here.
The Districts rent control is
administered separately from
that of the rest of the country.
Those familiar with its operation
say the District administrations
policy has been more flexible
than that for the rest of the
country, in that increases, when
backed up by figures showing
justification, are easier to get.
However, boosts here have been
held to q maximum of about 10
per cent. The real estate boards
position Is that, if an per cent
increase previously was granted,
for example. Congress should
permit an additional increase to
raise the total to Is per cent,
as was possible In the rest Of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20
JUNEAU ARTISTS ARE
 DISPLAYING PRODUCT

The first window display of the work of versatile Juneau artists is now being shown by Alaskan Arts and Crafts in the window of the new Power store on Seward street.
 Vic Power is making the entire 12- foot window space available to AL askan Arts and Crafts for per manent exhibit.
 The work of Maxcine Williams which is now being shown includes kodachrome prints of wild flowers tint ted photographic landscapes, painted textiles and ties with ori- ginal Alaskan designs of animals and wild flowers, and hand painted l tiles and ceramics in Alaska wild flower designs. Mrs. Williams is al- so showing a Kodachrome cover pic
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20
LISTER, MCDOWELL, DR. MANN, GUESTS
 AT ROTARY CLUB

The Rotary Club were hosts to many notable guests at today's luncheon held in the Baranof Gold Room. Mrs. Mildred Lister presented the club members with several vo- cal numbers, Morning by Oley Speaks, This Day is Mine" by liar riet Ware. Trees and the favorite of almost everyone "Smilin' Thru"
 Mrs. Lister was accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Bert McDowell.
 The Rotary Club held their annu- al election of Executive Board mem bers and the following six were elected: Charlie Carter Horace Adams, Neil Friedman, Ellis Rey- holds, Robert Akervick and Carson Lawrence. President Homer Garvin announced that there would be a board meeting late this afternoon of the old board and the new mem bers were requested to attend so that they could elect new president for the ensuing year. The l948 Presi- dent will be selected from the group of new hoard members. The meet ing will be held in Homer Garvin's office in the First National Bank Building, at o'clock,
 Dr. Eric Mann, who is aboard tht Aleutian in port today, was gues of Horace Adams at today's lunch con. Dr. Mann is making shor tour Of Alaska to enlarge his know ledge of the Territory and its people for material to lecture in the states
 Dr. Mann is wellknown in Wash ington political circles and he ha. just recently finished featuring te two million people in the United States. He is a native of California and has lived most of his life 1T Los Angeles.
 Other guests at the meeting wal Eugene Card of Coos Bay. Oregon and members who have recently re- turned to the fold was Dr. R. H Williams who has been in the states attending school and visiting friend and relatives.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20
TODD (ANNERY WILL
 OPERATE THIS YEAR

Malcolm Stockwell, manager for the Todd Cannery. announced today that the plant will operate this year in conjunction with the Excursion Inlet packers. It was previously an- nounced that the Todd cannery would not open due to the lack of fish and that the Todd packers would join several other companies for the season.
 Personnel from the Excursion h. let packing company will be used in the assisting operations of the Todd cannery. It is hoped to start making gear ready about the middle of May and have the cannery ready for op- eration by the beginning of the sal mon season in August.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20
SAFEWAY STORES PLAN 10 BUILD
 JUNEAU BRANCH
National Grocery Chain Files Corporation pap-
 CTS with Auditor

The entry of national cham grocery store into Alaska was re- vealed today by the filing of Articles of Incorporation in the office of Territorial Auditor Frank A. Boyle for Safeway Stores, Inc, of oakland Calf.
 The company named Robertson and Monagle, of Juneau, as legal re- presentatives but the Juneau law firm could not furnish further in- formation concerning the companys plans.
 So far, there have been no chain stores in the Territory and the en- try of Safeway will mark the first such occurrence. The company did list legal representatives for the other three Judicial Divisions of Al aska which leads observers to believe it will come only to Juneau and possibly to Ketchikan on an exper- iinental basis
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20
SMASHING VICTORY

ROME, April 20.-tR- Returns from Italy's crucial elections in- dicated today smashing anti Communist victory and Vice Pre- mier Saragaz announced The Communists will not be admitted into Italy's new government"
 Saragaz. head of the anti-Com- nunist Socialists, told newsmen:
 The Italian election means a rebirth of democracy in Europe. The victory Of democratic forces is 2 great setback to Russia and Com munist plans for expansion.
 Italy is now part of Western Europe and not the Balkans"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20

ture which appeared on the June l947, issue of the Alaska Life Ma gazine, an article on wild flowers in the April l943 in Alaska Life, bull letin of the American Rock Gar den Society on wild flowers and the frontice piece in the July, l94l is- sue of the Alaska Sportsman.
 The present display will be in the window for three weeks after which time Alaskan Arts and Crafts plan to present the work of the Keithahn family, according to Alice Thorne, window dispaly chairman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20
Miss Lynn Hynes To Be May Bride
 0f Harry Aase

MT. and Mrs. F. w. Hynes of 949 Gold Belt Avenue announce the en- gagement of their daughter Miss Lynn Hynes to Harry Aase, son of Mrs. Laura Aase
 The wedding date has been set for May IS. It will be formal we'd ding and invitational, and will be held at the Lutheran Church. The Rev. G. H. Hillerman will officiate
 Mrs. Kenneth Allen will act as matron of honor and Miss Margaret Atkinson as bridesmaid. Olaf Aase brother of the bridegroom will act as best man and the ushers will be Terry Pegues and Les Hogins, Jr.
 Miss Hynes is former student of the Juneau High School and Aase is employed at Bert's Fcod Center.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20
FERMENTATION CLINTT1 T

The regular monthly immuniza- tion clinic will be held at the Health Center, SIS Main Street, at 10 am. Wednesday, April 21. Dr. 2. c. Carter, City Health Officer, will officiate. Children over six months of age who have not been immunized against smallpox, diph- theria and whooping cough, are invited to attend with their par ents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20

steadily ahead at two to one.
 Christian Democratic Premier Al eide De Gasperio hailed the returns as beyond his dreams and said they showed Italy's firm intention not to be Bolshevized."
 Pope Plus XII, obviously pleased with the results thus far, smilingly promised American newsmen Q statement in a day or two.
 There was some minor violence another raid on a munitions dump near Milan and a bomb explosion in Bologna, the northern city known as the Italian Kremlin," where the Christian Democrats also were roll ing up heavy gains.
 The returns raised hopes in Washington for decisive anti-Com- munist victory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20
ADJT. H. L0RENzEN,
 SALVATION ARMY, E
 AGAIN HOLDING BAG

Adjutant Henry Lorenzen of the Salvation Army announced today that he is again holding the bag A lonesome looking individual went to the SA Hall last night looking for a place to sleep and food. He stated that the fellow was young looking and rather unkept and feel ing it his duty to see that such per- sons were kept off of the streets. took him in and provided bed for the night.
 This morning when Lorenzen re- turned to the Hall to take the young man to breakfast the front door was wrecked The plate glass win dow of the door had been kicked out and completely destroyed. The fellow was gone.
 The damage was estimated to he approximately $40 for repairs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20
CHAPELADIES MEET

The Chapeladies will meet this evening at o'clock at the home of Mrs. M. L. Benedict to complete plans for their bean dinner to be held Saturday evening, April 24, at the Chapel-By- -The-Lake.
 All members are urged to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20
JwC TO ENTERTAIN DwC

The s5aneau Woman's Club will be hostess to the Douglas Woman's Club tomorrow evening at 6:30 o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple with potluck dinner.
 All mempers of both clubs and sheir husbands are cordially in- yited to attend Any member who
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20
JULIE IN 5

WASHINGTON-By a vote of T to ', or 2l more than the two- thirds needed, the Senate over rode Truman's veto and put into law bill to exclude some news papers and sellers from the social security program. The House vot- ed last Wednesday, BOT to 28 to override his veto.
 LAKE SUCCESS The United States said today it would pro- vide troops for Palestine ii other countries to be selected by the United Nations would join them.
 SEATTLE Washington's coal mines continued to operate as us- ual today, and a United Mine Workers Union leader expressed the belief the miners would not take any action over the fines levied against the union and John L. Lewis.
 SEATTLE Contract negotia- tons between the Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc, and unions involv- ed in the industry failed to pro- duce an agreement last night, President Prudencio Morl of Local No. 2, Cannery Workers Union (CIO) said today. He said discus sions centered around the hiring hall issue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20
WOMEN OF MOOSE
 PLAN TWO AFFAIRS

Tonight, at 8 o'clock, the Wo- men of the Moose will hold a special social session with games predominating.
 Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, all officers, escorts and chairmen will meet for special practice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20

has not been contacted for reser- vations are urged to call Mrs. E. P. Chester at c..;-:- 82O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20

In some places in the Aleutian Islands there are only 26 days throughout the year without some form of precipitation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20
STATES VISITORS

Frederick Lustick and Raymond DeBeleck from the states are regis tered at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20

Boys Lovi-s .veraIis at Graves, the Clothing Man. e56 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20
PRINCE RUPERT VISITOR

Charles Graham from Prince Rupert, B. C., is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20

Wantads bring quick results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20

HERE FROM PALO ALTO
 H. E Gray, from Palo Alto, is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-20
RUSSIA IS
 ROUTED IN
 GREAT TEST

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The Valley settler., 1948-04-02

CUAlIFtCATjONS Of EOAkC
In answer to some Of the questions raised
at the Quarterly lfeeting on March 3lst, We
reprint the following from "Sizing up Your
Coop" bulletin from the Farm Credit Admin
istration, Washington, ,. c.
1t is the function of the board of Direct
or. to prescribe the policies of the assoc
iation to all phases of its operat ions. The
management is charged Nth the re sponsi bill
ity of execut inE the polio les prescribed,
and also in comprehens lively reporting to
the board OF directors the manner in which
it has xecuted them. It is a definite
re spoons b i1ity Of the board Of directors to
see that the policies laid down b. them are
carried out.
1t is not within the duties of the direc-
tors to manage the details Of the bus mess.
Management is spec ialized job. The in
terference by individual members Of the
causes considerable confusi on and possibly
loss. Therefore this division Of RESPONSE
bility and action must be followed in order
to obtain satisfactory results.
TESTING BOARD I'll 85Rs
OSNOS a. -
to the board Of directors:
A. Do the board members make it the ir ner-
sona1 res~onsibility to renre sent the in
terests OF the MEMBERS and to direct the
assoc ion Tor It's maximum Welfare?
2. Do the members of the board Of directors
market or purchase through the assoc iation2
c. Does the board Of directors feel that
the members own and control the associat ior;
D. Does the board of diroc tors inform the
members as to their respons ibilities, dut-
les, and ownership so that they nay give
intelligent support and constructive crit
icism to their organization
E. In selecting their employees and mana
ger, does the board give consi derat ion to
the resOOnS ib il titles involved and the train
ing required for he posi- ions, or does it
consider primarily the applicants' rela-
tionships with the directors and their
feel ings toward them, how cheaD1y the ir
services be obt tanned?
+. Does the board nserva+ lively ana1yze
and cons der the audit and reports Of t he
c. Do the board members spend the assoc ia
Evening star., 1948-06-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

modern way; sell only If bid Is satisfac-
tory; total fee, So. You won't 60 WRONG
buying or selling car here. Big suction
sale every Tues. eve. 2 pm. lis va.
ave. s.e.. or 100 11th st. Sc. TR. 7113.
1 Anr shine
Evening star., 1948-06-26
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

SPECIALIST, Conn. ave.
location, will sell your car and net you a
high retail price which you receive In fuil;
80 days; you keep title until car Is sold
1hso sRocBS rsesit sMitoroRs 49s5 Conn. ave- Nv;
A6To, ADi n new W. wanted. Party returning ing
,fS MORE fe'yssy cssH foh 81 's1 Yo1R CAR 1885 to
WOLFE MOTORS. 18th and K sts. NV
HOLD IT Just a MINUTE at I'll aa to set hign ign
2a i ss5n Mook R5T6 in c. cal P9 ss
GAsT tssnf fok sSs FOUR 0nsR an bus TO
SoRaEAsT 5Eaff F'ea aofoR eas CO 5'e Ford esaer
920 Bladensburs I'd. ne. Opposite sears'
sTUpEBAKERs RI DEsS.ERs 1s47-4s, any body type;
cash IN : min TR 94a4, MEiddROPSSL1iAdS iadaofSMrg al
600 for 194o Plymouthsi rs units units, Wantso ,nasIa
VII 5ns ths 9s on safEs 9hss u9asS 9ss6
$1,000 for 1910 Chevrolets; ,,75 units
mads Taatfd sso once cENrE N sns Nc MofoR Pe 0a @
BUICK sGHc lOoV5 OooWNERsNWin pay up to ST 900
for 1910 Bucks. 20 units: wanted at once nee
CENTRAL, cE.t RAJ N MoToR SALES. 1926 Conn
ave. WO a236 or EN- 1854
/ WILL PAY high cash prices for clean
cars new or used Call me or drive by
today. GENE CAsTLEBERRY. 1910 Ben
ming rd. n.e-FR 5231 am .,,
1910 Fords; 10 units wanted at once; VII
ring the bell on other models also. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR SALES. 1925 Conn ave.
WO a236 or EN- 1854
PONTIAC oWNERs-Will pay up tc 81 ,o0o
for 1910 Pontiacs; rs, units wanted a,
once; will ring the bell on other moaels 5es
Conn. ave. WO. 1886 or EN-. 1854
Evening star., 1948-06-26
AUTOMOBILES WANTED tCont.).
Get NOPE MONEY FOR YuuR CAR-We


viii buy your car Immediately for top
cash price; or you can name the, price you
want for your car on our sell-your-car
your price, we'll try to get it for you. II
We sell your car at your price you pay US
II we d nS Ss os sa co efs Fora
fas HoSEsT 5s E0,ss xFFRssARs on a1 nese
pt s.s sars are sSSures M at dao6 a6EEpoNrAc
Oldest Nash psaier: See WILLIAMS 4
2 BAKER; y I'D NC; s;d0 for an appraisal as1s M st
BARNES s-SANDERs MoToRs-we want
ears regardless of price; don't trade on a
s the car to any to by at oa
We me- need fIts ioo Cars cars 1895 10 is4S If your
car is paid for will give you r cash; II car car
pay n a cash difference Washington $ Oldest ex-
elusive used car dealers. All cash or certl-
fed checks: See Mr. Barnes or Mr.. Sanders
qsS IsGo 'nf 18th a0ea.'on st. NV. a Corner % Of
2siP IA fzssailR! is ,.sS q.
to get them Phone De ea03 for q buyer
%ofoR 9 f9 or de.s 81 EITHER THE r. sHs
nv WrS Sr With VIA w1Ss.mor. sye Nor sss for
Wins 80 Mo4oas SSla5 0P:a P5s Florida 's ave-
10 10 CARS CARS WANTED 1MMEDIATELY-'ss
Come as to viii Or 0s ss yGq RSss fSf 'ssp
cAsE das rok 81 nS Youk "a cASW. ssos buy, W. sci.
5aff rsfS aofoR CO. vs oTa Ge.s
1901 MINI. ave. ne. tat Bennins rdl
BRiusiNEssMAN wants 1a4s car; pay a.
SAss snsh Yos w. oWN Sss rRcf fs snS Tor tms
ony 81 ifn i car IS ier sod id % Don't e sVs YOU @
away see US for the mns. TOP price 1hs
fsm fai fass Sa to Pas Psas LEEDS aoIoR
$40 Wis; ave nv OR; 44o7. oper
fSps %MEbaTi 81 z casassea a aaays s aSo clean
for Southern trade. all make. and models
aHobE 5Eenla sNb PISss Moroh co oa i5o
sas :!snH Is Az ALL ne fofksgTh.ts X our te. 70
kY M pesaLD sad Ma p4eys sess % Or Am ssos
YOU or can get more money for late mode
peosAtIb5 I5'Ss SMoToRs; is% sse.ee St. r.; asos Z
az rs IN nt need Of
/ i94s automobile; pay all cash. Call Wo
sET ssaa' raE haE !I5f Tof RETAIL PRICE for you
ss5: keep your title till car is sold. NJ
snns sharss YOUR CO. car is TO nfs sE 5
w vi; "a irsRnY ~ VIII M3 FsSSRGHAsE for mined
cash. 1871 or 1942 4-dr. sedan In soo'
iSpsiNs2psss isSTpssiiN2ssMas s''a needs x foS Clean 1s4s
a cheyroiet; viii pay al cash. Pson 10
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Evening star., 1948-06-26
est Your Horse Sense
By Dr. Georoe w. Crone

Score one point for a correct
solution to each Of the first five
problems. The last problem counts
five points.
/. Which one Of the following is
a baseball term?
Finch. Hot Corner.
Ringer. Coffin Corner.
2. Which one of the following Is
a sea bird used by the Chinese for
catching fish?
Cuckoo. Parakeet.
Cormorant. Mongoose.
3. Hominy grits are derived from
which one of these farm products?
Potatoes. Wheat.
Soy Beans. Corn.
4. A gelding makes which type OF
characteristic sound?
Whinny. Olnk.
Moo. Quack.
). The term american beauty
suggests the past tense OF which
verb
Eat. Rise.
Swim. Run.
6. Try to match the various garden
products shown on the left-hand
column below with the foods with
which they are associated on the
dinner table. You are entitled to
one point for each correct judgment.
Ia Blueberry. tv) Shortcake.
ID, Blackberry. tw) Sundae.
&c, Strawberry. (x) Cobbler.
Id Cranberry. tyl Pie.
(e> Pineapple. tzI Sauce.
Score yourself as follows: o.,
poor; 3-6, average, 7-8, superior;
9-10, very superior.
ANSWERS.
/. Hot conner third basel. 2. Cor
morant. 3. Corn. A. Whinny. S. Rise
jRose). 6. "a, Blueberry-Pie (y).
tb) Blackberry Cobbler {x). tc)
Strawberry -Shortcake W. Cd Gran
berry-Sauce %. (e> Pineapple-Sun-
dae (W).
Evening star., 1948-06-26
Children
RED BIRCH.
fBetuld nigrd.)
by LiIIion Cox Athey

Throughout the world there are
30 species of birch. II native to North
America from the Arctic Circle to
Texas and Florida. Their faVorite
homesites are along stream and
river banks and the shores of ponds
and sWampy forest land in the East
ern part of the United States. Nat
urally, 1t has been called river birch.
All of us know it. Sometimes ma
ture tree reaches height of 80 feet
with a trunk 5 feet in diameter.
There are two or three slightly di-
verging limbs that divide into many
branches and the branchlets tend to
form the irregular crown by which
We recognize the red birch.
The bark on the old trunks is dark
red d-brown, deeply furroWed, and
broken into closely pressed scales.
1t is one bark you can easily re-
member.
The pollen producing flowers form
the preceding season. You find them
clustered at the end of the twlgs.
BY April or May they reach length
of 2 or 3 inches The plstillate
flowers are the seed producing cat
kins that appear when the leaf buds
open and they are borne singly and
upright on the short, tWo-leaved
la teral twigs.
Unlike the seeds OF other birches,
the river-lover natures her seeds
in late spring or early summer. The
small, winged, nutlike seeds ride
the winds or are carried by water
and germinate quickly, once they
touch deep. rich alluvial soils of bot
tomlands. Here you find many baby
trees through the year. Young
stumps put out healthy sprouts.
Red birch is not a victim of dis
ease or to an attack by insects, but
it is often badly injured by slaps
from ice cakes, and young trees are
| Edislocated by spring floods.
The fruit is conelike and natures
in Nav and June. This is the time
to study them.
Red birch is made into hoops for
peach baskets and for rice kegs The
/ lumber is not especially valuable
but the tree is very worthwhile be-
cause of it's beauty and it's roots
help to keep streams within their
borders. The tree shades many fine
swimming holes and fishing spots.
Evening star., 1948-06-26
KING-RAY MOTORS

Merchants Of fine motor cars:
/ a4s Chevrolet Aero Fleetline y. 3n5
1946 Buick Super 4-door sedan ,95
/ o46 Chevrolet FleetmaSte- cedan hIa
1910 Clds "9S" 4-door sedan a93
You are invited to come, inspect these
cars 1919 atl st. NV. EX. 3oS. u