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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-15
Paraletic Vet

CONCLUDED from page p
from the wait down. This happen
ed in September, 1916.
When he returned to the Uni
ted States, however, he and Miss
Gardner remained good friends.
He also decided to cotinue his edu-
cation. Last week he earned his
bachelor of arts degree in socio-
logy from Virginia Union. He in
tends to study law.
Although he is bed-ridden, he
has numerous activities. One of
them is inventing. A special heavy
duty wheel of his has been patent
eded in the United States and
Canada.
He is a member of the Omega
Psi Phi fraternity and state secre-
tary of the Virginia chapter of
the Paralyzed Veterans Of Ameri-
ca. The latter groups member
ship is predominantly white.
Jordan and Miss Gardner be-
came engaged last Christmas. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Jordon, ST., of Norfolk.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-15
Lucas Declares Presidents Civil
Rights Bill Is Still in the Running

WASHINGTON, June Is. (ANP)
The Presidents civil rights pro-
gram has not been tossed "out the
window" declared Senate majority
leader Scott w. Lucas last Mon
day, nor has any of the other ad-
ministration measures.
On the same day that Senator
Lucas made this statement, the
Senate Judiciary committee pass
ed by voice vote an anti-lynch bill
which vas the first of the civil
rights measures to clear a senate
committee during this session of
Congress.
After meeting with President
Truman this week, the Illinois sem
ator back-tracked the statement
which he made several weeks ago
that the repeal of the Taft-Hart-
ley law, extension Of reciprocal
trade agreements on the ''must"
list in this first session of Con-
gress.
When this decision was made it
brought widespread criticism upon
the leadership Of the Congress
from minority groups and other
national organizations as we'll as
from many of the "Fair Deal"
senators themselves.
Soon after this statement was
released, Sen. Hubert H.. Hump
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-15

hrey said in a speech before a ma
tional organization that this con-
gress "must" consider something
more than Grades and pacts", it
must consider the "human rights"
TO this country.
Sen. Lucas told newsmen after
comforting with the President that
it would be impossible for Con-
gress to adjourn by July 81, and
assured them that "the leadership
is behind the civil rights program
as always"
Although Sam Rayburn, who
was also at the Presidents confer
ence, promised that the house
would go right to work on the adj
ministration's housing bill, it was
defeated by the House Rules Com
mittee the following day.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-15
Truman Praises
Georgia Mayor

WASHINGTON, June Is. CAMP
President Truman praised Mayor
James Peterson of Sopertown, Ga,
last week for daring to unmask
three members of the Ku Klux
Klan in his town recently.
The President i invited Mayor
Peterson to visit the White House.
Of the May Fl incident in which
he walked into a group Of five
masked members of the Klan and
ripped the masks off three, the
mayor said:
II notice that DIR. Samuel Green,
grand dragon of the Ku Klux
Khan, has indicated that he plans
to bring legal action against me.
I hope he won't be that indiscreet.
I would like to say that if he
brings legal action, he won't find
it so pleasant, for there r. other
angles to this incident that l would
not care to mention now. But if he
persists, they will be vigorously
pursued.
The fellows involved in this in
cident and their associates for the
most part are my friends and
neighbors who have been led a.
stray. They are wellmeaning citi.
zens, whose indiscretions, if this
might be the case, have been
brought about by undue influence
of strong, selfish and unwhole.
some leadership.
They have not stopped to think
Of the damage being done to oul
organized institutions or to The
very safety and well-being of thei1
families as well as of all Of u.s.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-06-15
Leads 1000 Negro
in Philly

PHILADELPHIA, June Is. CA
NP)-One of the most unusual
nom Christian religious sects in
Philadelphia is the group of 1000
American Negro Hebrews. Leader
Of this group is Charles H. Pal
mer, 33, ex-Catholic and native
Of Hagen, Ga.
Among the rules of this cult are
members cannot have their pic
lures taken; members observe Sat-
urday as their Sabbath day; mem
bers learn to read, write and speak
the Hebrew language. The group
uses a calendar said to coincide
with the first calendar made, al
though somewhat different from
the we'll known calendar used by
the Jews.
This Hebrew religion is differ
ent from the Jewish, Palmer is
quick to point out. He explains
the difference as follows:
"The Jewish people are a race,
but the Hebrew people form a
group that follows a cultural pat
terra way of life and form of
spiritual living"
Palmer came to Philadelphia
about eight years ago, and founded
his religious group five years ago.
He operates. the H'Baith H'Sapar-
ium Israel bible School of Is
rael) at 1916 South street. There
his students learn what he terms
+" a form of living to which the
/ followers have adapted life-a
way of life, spiritually and ma
terially."
At the same time he runs a CO.
operative Hebrew delicatessen at
| 2O15 South street.
Besides ideals, Palmer teaches
his followers the Hebrew Ian
guage and culture, he said:
"In studying the ways of the
Hebrews it was spiritually reveal
ing to me that I had the divine in.
clination to live as one"
His philosophy is: "Without
spiritual, mental and moral clean
illness, man remain grossly unac'
quainted with truth, freedom, anC
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First Time Here

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business, love, marriage, divorce,
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at Smiths Trailer Camp. Hours
10 a. "a. until 10 p. m.
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Giving truthful Advice on All
Affairs Of life. Give names, date
and actual facts.
Hrs: 10 to $40
Located on South Market ST., just
outside of city limits, South Dixie
at Gulf filling station, Troy, Ohio.
Dayton and Troy bus passes the
door. Look for sign.
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Readings Daily and Sunday, 8
am. to 8 pm. No office hours on
Tuesday. Wilmington Pike, (Route
68) Just South of Xenia City
Limits In Studio Trailer. Watch
for Sign.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Deaths Reported

lFron the, D. C. Bureau Of. Vital statisties)
Theodore Murphy, SO. 1913 keafny 1t. ne.
Florence Mclean. II. 142s crittenden
gtts Heednsr. "a. Arlington. Va.
Hoaert Hail, 81, Soldiers Home.
eolly Pressinser, II, New York City, N. 7.
David Reidy. 90, 1905 Massachusetts,
MATTHEW Neslon. 90. "A Plata, Mo,
Samuel Behavries, SO, 3f20 Upton 81. NV.
Ethel Baney. so, Alexandria, Va.
Mary Caspar. Al, 635 Allison st. NV.
Edward Polcen, Al. 22o7 Taylor st. ne.
Preston shrisves, ~, Rhode Island
ssS s;t ssaShc,m, sa,I " 9ss sss sSe gy .a..s y
Emma Clarkson. 81, l41O swami ct. NV.
st.n isd rrostSr aSrxon r. 80 st. sIan, nM :,
Bernard Price, SO, 1899 18TH IL. NV.
nls ra1lk Delaney e. 4s6 n,, an g. S,y.
Amanda ane ai Msai.eo 81 80 SsNsEysss Nyrsie st. Ms s.
arneda Taylor. 4s. NeS Harvard It, NV.
Infant Jacaueline Weaver, 1899 'cofeoran
at
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Spanish War Veterans

Meetings this week:
Monday-Col. James q. Petit
Auxiliary.
Tuesday-Col. James 8. Petit
Camp.
Wednesday - The President
Club, home of Ella Ford, 1918 H
street NV.
Friday-Astor Auxiliary. 1921 K
street NV.
Delegates of Harden Camp to
the national convention at Tampa.
Fla, October 9-13 are: Harry
Chaplin, Grin Bailey, Peter Rosele.
Alternates are: Frank Blazy. Will
liam Watts and William Griffith.
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Camp
gave a party for the auxiliary Fri
day. Guests were National Sec
retary Louise Williams; National
Treasurer Bertha Finky and De-
partment President Gretta Lud-
wig and her staff.
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Business Groups
Two Speakers Listed by
Restaurant Men

AS part Of its drive to improve
personnel relations in Washington
restaurants this year, the Wash
inston Restaurant Association
will have two speakers on that
subject at meeting in the Wash
ington Gas Light Co.. Elev-
enth and H streets N. W., at $50
pm. tomorrow.
DR.. Charles E. Bish, principal
Of Mckinley High School and lee
turer at George Washington Uni
versity, will talk on Handling
People" and Walter W. Burdette.
director. Bureau Of Food Inspec-
tion, District Health Department,
is to discuss Sanitation Educa-
ton"
Other meetings this week are:
Monday.
Electric Motor Service Associa-
ton Of Washington-Dinner meet
ing, Burlington Hotel. $50 PIN.
D. c. Petroleum Industry's Conn
mittee--tuncheon meeting, Will
lard Hotel, 1880 pm.
Thursday.
Northeast Busii1essmen's Asso-
ciation-American Security. &
Trust Co., Eighth and II streets
NE, $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
| OES Acfivifies
| In Local CHAPTERS
Special chapter notices:

Temple Chapter, Is, Monday,
grand visitation.
Miriam, %, Monday, grand visi-
tation, 9:l5 pm.
Bethany, Monday. home board
with Mrs. Estelle Catlin. Thurs
day-infirmary committee with
Mrs. Catlin.
Electa. 2. Tuesday, grand visi-
tation.
warren q. Harding. 81, Tues
day. initiation.
Friendship, II. Tuesday. initia-
ton. confederation Of changing
grand chapter meeting dates.
MiEpah, Tuesday. rufnrnaee sale,
Fourth street s.W.; Home Board
meeting; Thursday-dinner, Fair
fax Hotel, $50 p.m.;;' Friday. re-
hearsal, 1910 Wisconsin avenue
NV. at 7:30 pm. for grand vista
ton.
Esther. 5, Tuesday. Infirmary
Building Fund Committee with
Miss Agnes cruickshanks.
Chevy Chase, SO, Wednesday,
special meeting in honor of Past
Matron Grace Detrick.
Cathedral, IA, Wednesday
Home Board night Birthdays OF
July. August and September hon
ored.
Hope, 80. Wednesday 28th
birthday party.
Naomi, Monday. $50 pm. re-
hearsal for officers. Wednesday
initiation.
Treaty Oaks, Monday, initiation
honoring August, September and
October birthdays.
Martha, 1, Wednesday. 8 pm.
Star Point Society with Mrs
Gwendolyn Zuch.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
CiyicCuIendur
zonins, Troffie. Taxes
Are Georgetown Topics

The Georgetown Citizens As
sociation will discuss soning and
tratic problems at the first fall
meeting at 8 pm. tomorrow in st.
Johns Parish Hall. Raises in taxes
also are scheduled for discussion.
The shipley Terrace groups
new officers will oflciate to-
morrow at q meeting at the Oxon
Terrace Apartments. Widening OF
streets in the area and a request
for a Suitland Parkway exit will
be discussed. Plans may be made
for a halloween party next month.
The City citizens will ap-
point a nominating committee
tomorrow for next months elec-
ton, while the River Terrace
association will elect new officers
wednesday at . meeting in the
River Terrace Churchhouse.
The weeks schedule follows:
Monday.
Georgetown-St. Johns Parish
Hall, Potomac and o streets NV,
s pm.
Mid City - Thomason School,
Twelfth and l. streets NV. 8 pm.
Northwest Council-Palisades
Fieldhouse, Dana and Sherrier
places NV, 8 pm.
Shipley Terrace--Oxon Terrace
Apartments, 2503 Southern ave-
nue. Sc. 8 pm.
Wednesday.
Burroughs--Taft Junior High
School, Eighteenth and Perry
streets NE. 8 pm.
River Terrace-River Terrace
Churchhouse, Anacostia avenue
and Clay street NE.
Thursday.
Hampshire Heights-Executive
Board meeting. home Of o. Ellis
worth Rue, 421 Decatur street
NV. 8 pm.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Ben Hur News

A. L. Saulman. national preSi-
dent and other officers will attend
the National Fraternal Congress in
Washington September ~. A. 8.
Bradshaw. district supervisor, and
Mrs. Bradshaw Of York. Pa, will
be present. United Court will hold
a reception for Ben Hur officers
Tuesday at Pythian Temple. Mem
bers Of four local courts ana their
families are invited.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

ddy. Sundays ana holidays are
counted the sape as other days.
Marie PARKS, 81. siYs connestiess ne lieut. ave-. ave-
rsss ssa s vs Law a. s ss. ksss'essss So Wss. M
Roy snlIss4 Sndduth; ,rs 81, ssi41 1st q. ny. ana
lorraine schWaner. Is. Sial tolorsdo
vssss ~ ri. 5ssa5s: g. s xinshs,s:E "a
"Al Almsa. sss eobe. 45 eorser. q Rf IL. sna a.s
NJ s.i:. aisls e ss ssTsss spssas !: ~
Jay xss.s Ednonds a4 81 fessa ssaa .. ash It. ans
and Catherine Washington. 10. 1907
s7.,;s KI: y r. ss. Ess as|ss. sn,ss Il ss ~
'hissa Sa fs1s ssssa ias g. Sa:A SO .ssnsses es
Tssi, n:;;is as5s a: ss;
s1:fE .i sssA - g. al Af'1hsS HIs xoenl..., xxs
A,tsa ssshsanlssEsss ssshsan 8 s'fss:Tf IS. AisOn Fiji 81. NV
and ray Williams. 90, $40 Jefferson
Jean Barrett, 20. OF Holyoke. Mass
ARGUE Thrower. 21, 1881 Cue st. NV,
ana Dorothy Saunders, 20, ee9 L St.
Sherwood wisetnan. 80, 1899 n st. nv,
and Ella sedlacek, 90, 120 Peabody t.
virgil Hoyins. 10, Of ycelina, Ohio. and
Mary. .Cepcee, 1e, 1890 B St; Sc,
and Lille Mack, b, 11ss Ssevens I'd.
James Kane, az. 1pas Nevton st. ne,
and Geraldine Ralph, 22, 1914 Morn.
John Y@ursbs, @ %. ,sf ss !ssasnsssseEn, = Q, : Pa, :
Guy Perrin. 81, and Babbetta Blumer,
IS, both Of 12lO Helbroek terrace ne
Haryey Herndor; 21, o. Vienna. Va. and
Robert zings, s6, Of Madisen, wis, ana
Mary Cooksoti, 26. Of Arlington, Va. .
Marion Allen. SO. oil Elliott st. ne. :.
Lawrence Losetoy, p, 1419 Rhode Island
ave. NV, and Marianne Paepas, 20,
AoII Jnd at NV
Evening star., 1949-09-25
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, SEPIEMBGR as, islS

Mrs. James, national security;
Mrs. Vina st. Peter. past presi-
dents parley and Pan-American
study; Miss Beatrice Malatesta,
poppies; Mrs. Pierce. publicity,
and Mrs. Donna Stephenson, re-
hAbilitation.
A junior member, Miss Lucille
A. Brady, was installed as presi-
dent Of Sergt. Jasper Unit IS,
Wednesday night at the Legion
club. Mrs. Merle Cerulla, out
going president, arranged impress
sive ceremonies. with Mrs. Edythe
M. O'Connor, past department
president, as installing officer.
Installed were Mrs. Anna Oil
bert and Mrs. Eleanor Ascher
vice presidents; Mrs. Rose Kauch-
er, historian; Mrs. Catherine
Smith. chaplain; Mrs. Leila 8
Price, sergeant at arms; Mrs. Es.
telle Mead and Mrs. Edith Miles
color bearers; Mrs. Sophia Voult-
sides ana Mrs. Helene B. Jones
color guard Mrs. Irene Vogel
custodian; Mrs. Emile Schuler
secretary; Mrs. Helena G. Bonner
treasurer.
Meetings this week:
Sunday-Bunker Hill Unit, SO.
cial with Mrs. Nenla Ashford
Falls Church, Va, 1 to 7 pm
Police and Fire Unit, coffee hour
Mount Alto Hospital. 7 to . pm
Tuesday-Serseant Jasper Unit
party. Mount Alto Hospital, 7:3t
pm.
Friday-sergeant Jasper Unit
Executive Committee with Miss
Brady, IL w street NV. 3 pm,
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Births Reported

From the D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistics
Crist and Mary >AlorAflo, tirl.
joseph ana Mary Ash, boy.
Clinton and Bertha Bearor. sirl.
Henry and sonya Bens, boy.
John And Doris Botts, girl.
George and Leila Button, boy.
James and Mary Clasgett, boy.
peye and Pearl Cowser. girl.
Michael and Agatha DiBella, girl
Anthony and Mary Diekemper, girl.
QepfGe, Jf. and Geneva Finch girl.
Willis Jr. and Gladys Georgia, boy.
Earl and Mary Grimm. boy.
Bill and Mary Hoyer, boy.
Edwin and Lucy James, girl.
Ebert and Phyllis Jennings, siri.
William Jr. and Frances Kehoe, cir
Clarence and Ardith Khotts, boy.
Hugh and Agnes McDefmott, girl.
Robert and Maxine McLarrsn. girl.
Marshall, Sr. and Evelyn MAley, boy.
John. Jr. and Mary Mann. boy.
William and Margaret MerrymAr, Girl
Henry, Jr. and Carol Miller, boy.
John ana kathleen PeAzanite, girl.
Thomas and Edna Piper, bey.
Harry ana Mary niehardson, boy.
Marshall and Dorothy. Robbins, boy.
William Ana Martin Smith BOY.
Joseph and Jean smith. boy.
Earl ana kdith stuart boy.
George, Jr. and Rita Thomas. girl,
William and kathryn Tonter, girl.
Vincent ana Mary Tfapsnotto, girl.
Hurley and Ruth WEtford. boy.
Willie and Ollie Clay, girl.
Evening star., 1949-09-25


simple solution of the loading problem
would be to enlarge the loop made by the
buses for their northbound trip. Such enlarge
ment would permit placing destination signs at
reasonable intervals around the loop where inbound
passengers would be unloaded and queues formed
for boarding outbound buses
officials Of the Capital Transit Co. have
from public ofcials in charge Of the free parking
spaces, which would have to be reduced In number.
The entire area occupied by the terminal and
the parking spaces is under w. E. Reynolds COM
missioner of public buildings. The fact appears
to be entirely overlooked, by the officials, that the
Evening star., 1949-09-25

Arlie A. Adkins as commander
and Delton E. Agerton, Cornelius
Pluchino and Albert G. Crossetto
to be vice commanders. Clarence
E. Gunter and Alex c. Mavrico
were elected adjutant and finance
officer, respectively. The new ON
GERS will be installed by Depart
ment Comdr. Charles K. Dunn
and his staff next wednesday
evening at the Legion Club.
Henry Milans. q member Of this
post has recently been appointed
al chairman Of the department
Child Welfare Committee by De-
partment Comdr. Dunn.
Clark v. Polling Post will partic-
ipate with their colors and Chris
tian flag Sunday afternoon, Oc.
tober 9, at services in Constitution
Hall comemorating the founding
Of the Central Union Mission.
where the post has been especially
active. Department Chaplain Will
liam B. Adams Of this post has
been reappointed by Department
comdr. Dunn to serve q second
term while Ray Hough has been
appointed as q member Of the
Department Youth Opportunity
Committee.
National Cathedral Post will
install the following officers
Wednesday at 8 pm. at the Legion
Clubhouse:
Fred B. Uhrich, commander;
Dial r. Sweeney. Charles r. Clarity
and Haven D. Umstott. vice COM
manders; James D. McQuade
adjutant, and Paul w. Umstott
finance officer.
Meetings this week:
Monday-White- -Whitmire Post,
3195 Naylor road Sc.
Tuesday-Housing Post. Legion
Club: James Reece Europe Post.
1914 Vermont avenue. NV.
wednesday - National Cathe-
dral Post. Leslie and Douglas Nc
Nair Post. Legion Club: Kenneth
H. Nash Post, 224 D street Sc:
Department of Agriculture Post,
luncheon, noon, Room 6s62. South
Building.
Thursday-Potomac Post, Le-
eion Club.
Friday-Stephen P. McGroarty
Post, Legion Club.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Rebekah Lodge News

Meetings this week:
Monday-Esther Lodge, S, 8 pm.
419 Seventh street NV.
Tuesday-Schuyler Colfax, 8
pm. S22 Twentieth street NV:
Deborah Lodge IL, 8 pm, 419
Seventh street NV.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
ROyal Neithbors

The camps Of the Royal Neigh
bors Of America Of the District Of
Columbia will hold an initiation
at the Raleigh Hotel on Thurs
day at SIS pm.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
An Intolerable Bus Loading Situation;
Now Is a Good Time to Recruit Members
By Jesse G. Suter

Brass Hat Free Parking Prevents Proper Bus Loading
loading conditions at the terminal at Thir-
continue hardship
buses at this point This IL despite the
citizens committees and the Capital Transit CO.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
AUToMoSILIs WANTEp

cHRYsLEk 1e4S windsof 4-door
dealers. Box Also. Star. o5'
cAs mANIhH so pFivsssl' of ~ 0nnes moss
Dodss Or Plymouth, especially with
c%EvkSii RhN Gt2 1sas .easn Ssns from Rs private
ssgsnssf; Cali Du. 1925 after 8 os. am.
pf fusSifko sSfko ,s4s suburban; cash; %, Drl.
rIRIFysARffr FIN fr'fiA SAnMff n sasss sass; 1910 Ford;
n, WIN psy ns. up TO to s499 cssh ssso if good
raSI sfn.sies s0ca easH if Tor siss sse mode.
USED GAR WANTED in GOOD condi.
ton. State price. Private sale. BOX
CASH waITINa wsii4Na for sriyat. ears, any
lsts MODEL Ford: Plymouth or
s5sa s. sedan 'sa'' Or club for essS. ss
psIi1 psivE i1s71 Il ous' ssafi LARGE BuIIpisse,
please bring title With YOU Tor hiSh-
easa ponsr Rsl's mode. 0ess " ias pay ss s
Ance due. Call ..Bo" Lamar, used
iii 18th st. NV nv. Open s am. to
rsfP ffsiAxols-we pa, premium
plar make and model priye DRY. STiys y9g5s
HoToKs. soio r. /. ave. ne. Or
1s2S 1oID Il Il 5usT 5ssT'iA 4 Il niiirsurs, g. A,sh..
sss. bu. ssss. b9 slss, skENT.
xIHop xIaod .1s' Mofos e.s. cS; 9S.n i7 an. sn'es e
rArRs." H." HONEST ArraAIsAIs on ali
makes Of cars are assured At
VIII YtSS FAY TOP cash price tss ..,.I!,,l slsss
&C. .6ad shd,rlinFton Busins" Center
waNfEDG1sse Ford d. lux. coupe
ssss soneshf sslf En- e soes' coupe. WI. Ra'
'sS.HgA!ss:kA !: faHSHt ssaS SS &c. 'tt1 iiss
prewar cars. will furnish cash to
fs s6fo Sf1vi52l is2lss ssd 1s4 81, SGena Seors. NV.
rRxxs DEALER Ei9Gj GDjEsrEaArE-Nseas
Is :sn IL rs; ;stIs.i TAsiKsFTf ssK Hlfi s:
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price for your 1g46 to 1919 car. II
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o., or ava can VIZ w5E1A hon sNoroRs' 6o1o
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only charse ii. your. car - sold. no
shafsst fstr, i Ssr x srF F,rs seldi, aa, MORRIS sls
rREMI1M afHsf1a fvs fR1eEs eh 1ssd sss good clean
late model cars. MR.. GRAVES D1.
sTuDEBAKERs and chevrele.l la47-
1850. METROPOLITAN MOTORS.
n; 7. ave. ana BlAdensours rd. Tn.
MoRE CASH FOR YouH CAR, new
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1895 70 lb4l MODELS
100 needed for southern trade, I'm
ssl.se sssa. ,:.na s.,n +; l. MoT9is' a1ga 1a2o
WANTED. 100 CANS
's6 TO- '4e Brink title. Il car is I'm
sneed We Eill pay on balance. No
aiesernl sacs Ed tnsdiissS nm aSyia sssh srs sss es
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CHEVROLET OWNERS
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Meetings this week:

Meetings this week:
Tuesday-Pentagon Auxiliary.
1900 New Hampshire avenue NV.
Observation-Disclosures Circle, Nil.
itary Order Of Lady Bugs, 4ls
Washington Loan & Trust Build
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