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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-09

miI1ung Ser Stride In ftaotlide an-
|gelegenbeiten onloen tperoe.
gs lit be5eidneno, oaB ieine ame-
rifaniiben 8einher nnter Ser Sub
rung Srn. goops gerabe bieier Sal
tling oes Diftators ibr beionoeres
8oblnollen befunbeten. MngenI6ein-
lib beitanb ia Der Saupt3tpef ibres
8eiudes gerabe barin, Die WeGr bon
Eitos 9oleran5 Die nur 6urh I'M
beredtigte vgingriffe" 5eittpeilig ge-
tort .iDeroe - bon 1leuen1 in Mmerifn
5ii perbreiten.
Sr. gbbp NOR anItdnbig genug,
auf uoie anoere Seite" au @ort fonl.
men 5n laiien. gr begab fih nit orei
8egleitern au Dem ieiner5eit einge-
ferferten gr5bii6of Stepinac, Der,
bon Staates tpegen ieiner firbli1en
8iiroe entboben, ols lblibter Brie-
iter in Dem Sorf6en &raiic Iebt. Ser
8eipre6ung 5nii6en Dem gr5bii9of
nno BEN amerifanern 1pobnte na6 Der
rIfi. SreB" Elm 8eantter (Boliaei-
beamter?) als 9olmetid) BEL. @ort=
lib beiBt es in Dem 8eribt:
gr5bii6of 5tepinac iagte, es lei
i6tper, uBrielter alts5ubiloen, neil
bas Gigentltm Ser Stride bonn Staat
bel6lagnabmt ipuroe". 9lub biloe Die
reltgiole gr5iebnng Der &in0er elm
belonberes Broblern, neil tie brei
Sabre lang Ole S6ulen bes 5taates
beIu6en niiiien, ebe iie Die religioien
Sdulen beiuben biirfen. gr COB au,
baB belte mebr 2elte in bic Stride
geben als Dor oem &rieg, 1inb ingte,
es gebe piele 0eitglieber Der &ommu-
niiten=8artei, oie MIR aus @ngit Ser
Stride fernbleiben.
sluf bie Srage, Oh Die Stride nit
Der &omml1niIten=Bartei 5aiammen
arbeiten Tonne, gab er Die Intmort:
vsln politii6en uno ipirtl6aftliben
Sragen ltnb mir ni6t intereiliert. gs
liegt anf Ser Sano, baB Die Stride
ni6t enti6eioen fann, mer Die 8ab=
men betreiben uno bie 6abrifen bauen
ion."
Ser Brdlat bei6iperte li6 oariiber,
oaB er ieine Bflidten als grabiidof
nid)t erfiiaen fann, neil er oas fleine
Gorf ni6t perlaiien oarf.
slnf oie Srage, Oh er bas 2anb
ni6t perlaiien ipolle, Inn fret au per=
oen lagte er, er tpolle BEL ieinem
Golf bleiben.
Die 5tpeifellos iorgfaltis getpdbl-
ten uno pabri6einlid) na6tragli6
5eniurierten 8orte oes @rabii9ofs
fonnen i6perli6 als 8eltdtigung Der
in Sugoilapien angeblid beitebenoen
Eoleran5 gelten! 2eioer Derben lie in
ben meiiten Ser uns au @eiidt ge-
fommenen rneltralen" 3eitungsmel-
oungen unteri6lagen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-09

tpie elm &ino na6 &ranfbeits gnoe
in oer Wutter S6oBe rubt :.
Seimat, in Ser 8riioer SGnoe
lteig enlpor 5u neuem @lan5,
oaB i6 in Ser Serne oetfe
ltol5 an bid, o Seimatlanb ="
0ie fommuniitiihen @emaltbaber
in SEN logenannten golfsoemofratien
unb lire ureaftionGren" nationaliiti=
iben @egbereiter ertparten, baB Ole
tpirtI6aftlide 8efriebieung Ger bon
ibnen bertriebenen Deuti6en unb oie
ausmer5ung bes Seimetgefiibls in
ibnen ben &ebtsanipruh Der 8ertrie-
benen auf ibre Seintat gum S6meis
gen bringe unb 10 init Ger 3eit ben
Haub 5u einem re6tmdBigen 8eitb
tperoen laiie.
slngelibts bieier Mbii9ten unb an
geiiGts Ser tatla6li9en @nttpiMung
erbebt iib Die Srage: SIT Der enbgiil-
tige 8erluIt Der Seimat unbermeiblid
uno MIR cine 3eitfraee2
9ie Sei1natpertriebenen in Der
Sopiet<3one niiiien i9tpeigen, ibr
Seimatberlangen erltiden ooer noe.
nigItens perbergen, ba iie ionit leinet.
megen au 5riebensfeinoen urb
ariegsbranbitiftern geitenpelt mir.
ben. Wie itebt es aber NIT bem Sei=
|matperlangen Ser in 8eits0 0euti6lano
lebenoen 8ertriebenen?
sSsn ben politii6en He6nunsen, oie
Die communication Staats fiibrungen
in ser Eide6o-Slouafei, in Holen
unb Ser Sotpiet- Gone iant ibren Muf-
traegebern i'm 4renl anitellen, itnb
Ole oeutlhen Seilnatpertriebenen in
8eit- -0eutidlan6 cine @r0Be, nit Ser
Tie re6nen miiiien, obne tie ri6tig
faiien 5u fonnen. Die erlte Mnnabne,
Die beutl6en Seimatnertriebenen
piirben ii9 burd ibre gnttpur5elung,
Qtomilierung uno 8erelenbung 6em
8olide1pismus aus 8erapeiflung in
Die @rme tperfen unb 10 mitbelfen,
fgan5 Deutlblanb au elmer Iei9ten
8eute bes rotten 3aren su MAIDEN,
eruies iid als falI9. 8as als Ger
It0rung aaer 8inounsen geplant mar,
i9uf cine neue 8inoung: oas gemein-
lame grlebnis oes unre9ts, bie Ser
| folgrng Inn bes Deutidtums ,pinen,
oie 8ertreibung aus Ser &eimat, Die
neue l1m1pelt; Die Bertriebenen erIeb-
ten ii9 iiber alle lanbsmannIhaftli-
den Sbranfen binpeg als cine &c.
meinidaft bonn eleihen 5didial ge-
i6lagener Meni6en. Die seraubte
Seimat nber tpur6e in Der grinnerung
al, einem Seiligtum, bon Dem 5egen
lrn6 &raft ausging. Dte &offnung,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-09
Nrtmat Dr1trrn 11nh ttturgrtt

Seitlide Bolitifer rno 0itli6e 3ei=
tltngen - idreibt ,gbriit utntertpess'
(NiindeD = 5eigen itd 0fter iebr
beiorgt Inn 6as Sos Ser Seimatper-
triebenen in t=0eutl6lano - ooer
pielmebr ser noeutl6en un1iie6ler
ooer Der ra6geidobenen Deutlden"
@dbreno oiele in Der 0euti6en 0e-
mofratiiben &epublif (Slt-0euti6=
lunos) angeblib pollig glei6bere6-
tigt in oas ltaatlidbe unb pirtidaft=
li6e 2eben eineeglieoert ieien Mir
ben lie in Ser Deuti6en 8unbesrepu=
blit (8eit=0euti6 6lano) nit Ibiibt in
i6le6ten tpirti9aftli6en 8erbdltnii=
len, in Scot uno glenb gebalten uno
Ieien BON SEN tpeitli6en Snperialis
item uno Ser Mbenauer-Gegierung ba-
5u auserieben, oen oeutiben v&epan=
6ismus" llno u&epiitonismus" &C.
geniiber oen frieoliebenoen 80lfern
oes Sitens 5u entfa6en. Sn SEN po-
litild uno mirtibaftli6 eingeglieber-
ten umiieblern in Ger O0H iei bage=
gen infolge Ser ginglieoerung ieber
@eoanfe on Die Hiidfebr in bie alte
Seimat erloi6en oie Staatsmanner
Der 989f bdtten au6 oie beutigen
Staatsgren5en als enogiiltig amer.
fannt uno perii6ert, oaB Die DO&
feline @ebietsforoerungen an Die
Na6barn babe.
Sir Sic oItli9en HoIitifer lit 6as
Seimatproblem Der 8ertriebenen i'm
Sinne ibrer materialiitiI6en Sbeorie
lebiglt6 elm tpirti6aftli6es Yroblem
Sino getpiiie mirtl6aftli6e 8e6in-
gungen erfii1t ooer lit audi nur Die
Soffnl,ng auf sic grfiiuung Der tpirt,
| Idaftli6en 8eoinsungen ftarf eenug,
10 lit bas gertriebenenproblem in ie.
Ser Siniibt rgeloit". 0as @ort Sci
mat ielblt feblt Dem bolibe1piitiiben
8ortlbas, uno ser 8egriff Der Set
mat lit Dem bolideuiitii6en Meniden
fremo, Oieier fennt MIR 6as nioaia.
liItiihe 8aterlanb", bas rBaterlanb
oes merftdtigen 8olfes", mo es
glei6giiltie lit, an tpel6em Srte oer
einaelne lebt unb ,arbeitet; LIBERAL
oient er ia Dem io5ialiitii9en @ufbau,
iiberaa umtpebt i'm Der @eilt Sta'
Inns. ltno tpenn Die @enoiien Stalins
oas 8ort Seimat in BEN Wunb neb.
men, Damn nur, INN es 81, berunebreu
uno su enttperten. 60 ettpa in einem
i'm ,Blid nod Polen' beroffentli6ter
@eoidt ~@ruB on meine iMeiiihe
Seimat", mo- 3. g. bie erite u,16 bie
bierte Stropbe lauten:
r&eimat, in Ser Briioer &6noe
! 1peiB ih bid IN gutter &ut,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-09
.mtr hahrn rim Gpfrtg 80. d"

Sn Sen letten Sagen bat oie itaot.
li6e S6ulbeboroe bon Minneiota
entI6ieoen, oaB mebrere S6ulbiItrif-
te, oie NIT fatboliiden 8farri6ulen,
be5iebungstueiie @emeinoen, 8orfeb-
rungen our ltnterneilung bon &in=
bern Oem fir6li6en @emeinoeber,
bano ni6t anseborenoer gltern ge-
troffen batten, our gnti6doigung fir
iol6e GienItleii itungen feinen gln-
ipru6 erbeben f0nnen auf itaatli6e
Silfsgeloer. gs banoelt ii6 Inn Biers
(mo Ser Streit gu beflagensperten
8elterungen gefiibrt bat), 8luffton
unb gudman. Am I6lperIten miro
ourd oie gnti6eioung Bier5 betrof-
fen, mo- Dem @emeintpeIen runo ST.
900 porentbalten lperoen.
gs banbelt lif oa Inn eigenartig
gelagerte 8erbdltniiie = Inn @e-
meinmelen, oie fat ausi6lieBIi6 aus
aatbolifen beIteben unb mo MIR fa=
tbolilde Bfarri6ulen porbanoen iino.
Sir oie Winoritdt ser &in6er, tpeIhe
oie Bfarrldulen nidt beiuhten, tpl1r-
oen in oen Bfarri6ulgebGuben
&dumli6feiten 5ur 8erfiigung ges
Iteat, in oenen bie &inber Ser unite
rem &laiien bon 2aien unterri6tet
muroen. Sn einem San l6eint oie
9ebrerin au6 0em Srtspfarrer SEN
Sausbalt gefiibrt 5u baben. 0ie ltaat-
li6e S6ulbeboroe bat, iotpeit uns be.
fannt lit, feline 8ei6meroe gefiibrt
iiber oen Stano bes l1nterri6ts in
oielen ,gtoti6ulen - ooer lpie INNER
man tie nennen tpia -, lpobl aber
iiber Die religioie atmoipbdre, bie in
BEN Gaumli6feiten berri6te, mo- -
entieblid! - 8iloer oes Seiusfinbes
un0 Ser 8ottesmutter an oen @dn-
oen bingen, 10 oaB 6ie S6ul5immer
~Ii6 in ni6ts unteri6ieoen" bon BEN
|angren5enoen Bfarridul5immern.
Die S6ulbeborbe lit bonn iuriiti-
| iben Stanopunft i'm &edt, ,no cit,
Nppen an sic @eri6te miro unleres
grabtens ni6ts niiten. Mber tros=
Dem lit es geraoe3u grotesf, 0aB ~6er
Staat" Steuer5ablern borentbalten
fann mos ibnen 5ufonmt als ibr
bere6tigter Inteil an oen Steuerein-
finften, 81 oenen lie beigetragen ba-
ben, tpabreno lie glei65eitig ibre ei'
genen S6ulen unterbalten uno 10 Die
Steuerlait Ser @eiamtbeit nerrin-
germ! Man mag itd nod 10 ial6ungs-
bon auf bie Srennung bon Stride uno
Staat uno Die @eiebe berufen =
bier liest cine fraiie @e6tsperletune
unb cine faftii6e 8eiteuerung Der
@etpiiiensfreibeit por! Das unredt III
um 10 unertraglider, als Winionen
Ser Steuergel6er ausge,porfen tDer'
BEN fir itaatlide Mnitalten, in 6enen
Inntirelisi0ie uno itaats., un6 seien.
i9aftsfein6li9e Eenbenaen often uni
unter allerlei Earnungen gefor6ert
liperben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-09

.Seimat, in Ser Briioer &1n6e
tpeiB ih bid IN gutter @ut,
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-11-01
Large Norwegian
Exhibit Will Be
Held In Seattle

A large exhibit of Norwegian
merchandise in Seattle is in the
offing. Gunnar Rasmussen. Scan
dinavian representative of P n
American World Always Seattle
office, reports that he conferred
last week with representatives of
81 Norwegian companies interest
ed in the project,
The exhibit, to feature over 500
600 worth of sample merchandise
will be held at Frederick & Mel
sons, probably around the 18th of
May next year. The companies in
volved mostly do business in the
Norwegian art and furniture field
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-11-01

also be dancing by the Nordiska
Folkdancers, directed by Gordon
Ekvall Tracie, who will appear in
authentic Scandinavian folk cos
tunes in two scenes. Valpurgis
Night, and Midsummer The cast
will include a member of the Bal
let Academy in the role Of King
Winter and John Nordeen. alias
Skrellboom, as the Speechmaker.
both parts in pantomime; and
there will be singing by talented
young girl named Karen Lund-
quist and an appearance of young
children acting as little Santa
Clauses.
jeanne Nielsen will take part in
the sketch as solo dancer.
Lucia Makes Different Entrance
Dancers from the Ballet Acad-
envy are appearing through the
courtesy of Mr.. Marian Ladre and
Mrs. Ladre, who head the Acad-
envy. The cooperation of Mikael
Scheremetiew is one of the great
assets of the program.
The Lucia and her court of at
PENDANTS will make a short ap-
pearance following the sketch.
They will make their entrance
from the back of the auditorium
and proceed to the stage, where
the Lucia Bride will be proclaim
ed as such by Mayor Allen Pom
eroy. Background singing will be
Continued, on Page S.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-11-01
BY Lii FOldes

To say that in 1851 Gustaf Ha-
HANSON won the longest bicycle
race ever held in Sweden is to ov-
ersimplify the matter. For it was
the strange circumstances under
which he won that made him the
idol of a nation and caused hin? to
be known as Supergrandpa.
Go home to your rocking chair
the judges told Hakansson, g.
year-old truck driver, when he
tried to enter the contest. You're
26 years over the age limit"
It was to be a tremendously
taxing race. The course would eX-
tend almost the entire length of
Sweden - from Haparanda, just
south of the Arctic Circle, 1904
miles down to Ystad, SWeden's
southernmost city
The newspaper Stockholms-Tid-
ningen. which sponsored the COM
petition and put up the Grand
But nobody offered to pay Gus
tat Hakansson's rail fare. SO he
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-11-01
King Halls Ike

King Haakon Of Norway recent
~ sent a telegram to President
Elect Dwight D. Eisenhower, in
which he said: please accept my
best congratulations. Glad to be
able to say, for the first time, that
I know the President personally. I
wish you the best of luck"
In reply to the message, Dwight
D. Eisenhower telegraphed as fol-
loves; Many thanks for Your
Majesty's greeting 1 hope we shall
resume our cooperation for the
welfare of our two nations
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-11-01
SWEDEN'S SUPERGRANDPA
The Story Of An Amazing Feat

Prize of 5000 kroner (S100O),
warned cyclists not to enter the
race unless they were in top phys
ical condition. From more than
1000 men who applied, the judges
selected so young athletes as con-
testants and transported them to
Haparanda by train. There they
had a scientifically planned rest
and lived on special energy diets
for days before taking off
Continued on Page 81
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-11-01
Phew! It Took Lots
Of Work To Beat A
Machine - 4 Hours

City employee ]. ]. CSwede)
Robertson proved recently in Ell
lensburg that ne could lay drain
pipe faster than a power shovel
could dig the ditch ahead of him.
After 4 hours and 642 feet of
trailing the machine, Robertson
won his bet by catching up with
the power digger.
City public works superintend-
ent Steve Menek said a good days
work for one man is to lay 800
to 400 feet of pipe in S hours,
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-11-01
Average Swedish
Income 500 kr.

Average income in Sweden dur
ing 1851 was Kr. 1920 (S1,1S4 g,
according to Central Bureau of
Statistics. The largest income
group. kr. 5000 to kr. 10000, ac-
counted for 40.4 per cent of the
total 1882 21 private tax payers,
while only 0.6 per cent referred to
incomes of more than Kr. 10000
CSC. 000).
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-11-01

posed Swedish Community Building
It's two years ago since the last
of a series of annual Lucia festi-
walls were held in Ballard, touching
off Lucia contests and pageants
i'm several major American cities.
This years event has no cOnnec-
ton with the Ballard affair and
is sponsored solely in the interest
of the Swedish community. The
all-Swedish committee of arrange
ments, headed by Gust Benson,
chairman of the Booster Club, is
endeavoring to link the celebration
as nearly as possible to the home
land tradition. In one respect 1t
has been successful from the very
start. For the festival program
takes place on the same day as
Sweien's Lucia brides will be pro-
claimed and feted throughout their
country.
Selection of finalists will be
made by panel of judges on or
after the date of the contest dead
line, November IS. Readers of the
Swedish language newspaper, the
Svenska Poster, will vote on their
choice for Lucia by ballots in the
December 3rd issue of that paper,
which will also feature pictures OF
all finalists. All the girls will take
part in the Lucia festival program
December 10. The Lucia will De
announced that evening.
Girls, 16 through "a years Of
age, are eligible to enter, provided
they reside in western Washing
ton and are of Swedish birth or
descent or Swedish-Finnish ces-
cent
Musicians, Singers, Dancers
Plans call for a program of var
led entertainment at the festival.
The Booster Club Trio, including
Mikael Scheremetiew, Doris Jahn-
son and Thorsten Nyman, will
start off the program with must
cal selections. Choral numbers
will be presented by the Runeberg
Chorus under the direction OF
George Halvor, with John Sund-
stem at the piano, and the Swedish
Ladies Chorus, directed by Can
iced. There will also be a talk
on the proposed Swedish Commun-
ity building by a speaker, as yet
unnamed.
Carl Bergman, champion Seattle
POSTMASTER Club speaker, will be
master of ceremonies.
Sketch ON Program
One Of the highlights of the pro-
gram will be the presentation Of
a sketch depicting various tradi-
tons and moods linked with the
changing seasons in Sweden. Mix
ael Scheremetiew's well-known
Youth Chorus will provide sing
ing, in both Swedish and English,
and group of IA dancers from
the Ballet Academy in Seattle will
appear in the final scene Of the
sketch with the chorus. There will
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-11-01
SAS Polar
Trip Made

The first Scandinavian Airlines
polar flight from Los Angeles to
Copenhagen was successful. Car
rying % passengers, the Arid
Viking spent % hours, SO minutes
flying 1852 miles. The route via
the frigid polar regions is 1000
miles shorter than by way of New
York.
Scheduled service will be started
by spring, if both the United
States and Canadian governments
approve. According to recent re-
ports the flights from the West
coast would be routed via San
Francisco and Vancouver, &c.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-11-01
Swedish Lucia Festival In Seattle Dec. IS
Three choruses, Ballet Dancers, Fokdaneers To Appear

festival program
Seattle, Saturday
sponsored
Swedish munity Bul in Seattle
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-11-01

Alice Rodosi, mezzosoprano, will
be soloist at the Svea Male Chorus
concert Friday night, December
II, in Mckinley Auditorium, Sc
attic Pacific College. She will sing
some new Swedish songs she ac-
quired during recent trip to
Sweden. The male chorus is under
the direction of C. H. Sutherland.
Evening star., 1952-07-14
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LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

] have block of IS lots
IN Fairfax County. at Arl. line.
Excellent location for $4,000 to
property. Development begun eA but ut
prefer to sell as is at right price.
Owner IA. 2-5575. LA
BUILDERS-P. G. coun.
ty. 6s lots ready to go. $500 per lot.
RETER IIE 1RssEJ. J. HAGAN. uN. 1855
FRANKLIN FOREST
Better than - acre. high elevation.
partly wooded; $500. Call after
B PM, weekdays. GIL. 5124. lie
r: G: COUNTY-7O acres subdivision.
preliminary plat. grade plan. 15
ae4e %aa IN. Il @sSh'9ston sss5 WH' ia54 900
5;;ACRE WOODED LOT. with stream;
mi. out Shirley hwy. IA. 8-6363
after pm. III
in "a acre! Dogwood,
Dominion dr.. near WASH. GOLF &
COUNTRY CLUB. DE. 7713. 14s
1O-LOT SUBDIVISION. 8 extra acres.
VIII sell as whole reasonable. FA.
60 ACRES. 20 mi. d. C., in va.
fronting on dual hwy, rear on State
road; preliminary survey for streets
and lots completed. Excellent in
ysst9e1t; YES asaE Shown by appt. only.
LARGE LOTS IN vA.--water. gas,
eisctrls .o on property. Call OWNER
rakoMx ak; SfSs' PARK lots. Mis 2i4,tt.
frontage. nearly 10000 So. IT,;
Zoned C: 3 blks. to stores and bus;
favorable for terrace apartments;
A MODERN e-room room tile home. fun
bsmt.. having road frontage Of
373 feet. 3 or more acres, south
and near cloverleaf on 3O1: large
enough for Q restaurant, cabins or
gas station. Call HALL, Marlboro
ONE ACRE, Fairfax Co.. 2 biksl off
Lee hwy. 3 mi Fairfax cir; $1,000
or best offer. OW. 1910. -I6
AREA-l6 nice size lots.
ready to go; sewer and water in.
MODERN REALTY CO, JU. 1880.
CHOICE BUILDING SITES, over u
acre; 5 miles from Annandale. Va.
Route 236. Desirably restricted
Heavily wooded with oak and dog
wood: Cleared of all undergrowth
and brush. You can inspect every
foot Of these lots. Reasonably priced
e s. s..S5es .S5S ca. Financing arranged.
CLOSE-IN; city water and sewer;
DEWEY NJ. FREEMAN. 1914 Branch
ave Sc 10 S-Vr00
Evening star., 1952-07-14
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

AUSTIN 194s. $4s7; AZ Fiat. S197;
81 Anglia. $687; 81 Hillman. conv.,
$1.%S7; 81 Humber sedan, 1000
mi: 81 .7S5; ~ Jaguar. 81. .495; 81
EIflnS ETsnch Psugeot s9s sedan Ian 81 Is7; so
cOny., 1000 mi. 1917; so Fiat
custom conv. cpe., S1,245. sold new
for 5000. JACK PRY. Ltd. 14th
and P NV.
AUSTIN so sedan: tip-top condition;
$685.. MANHATTAN AUTO KAISER
FRAZER, INC, both sides Of 9TH
at r st. NV. NO. 2700. -15
AUSTIN '4S 2-dr. sedan; very clean;
$545. MANHATTAN AUTO KAISER
tF4zEE e \ 81 NV. NC N6 6ots s7oo sddss Of 9TH
BUICK 1916 de luxe super sedan
terms on trade. ROPER" 18th and
BUICK 40 Super 4-dr. sedan: :. and
h.; one-owner car; $55 down OF
$349 cash. and will guar. to pass
p: G.: inspection. AGNER MOTOR
BHick BHHiccF 1859 1 " super ssi s'ei conv.: radio.
heater. elec. windows. Ezy Eye glass.
light grey finish, red leather up
easy miles: So. 395. HOYLE Mo-
TOR SALES. 1345 @ st. NV. DU.
BTicK .4s sedan: equipped; sss5.
fine cars. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg Rd.
BUICK 1947 4-dr. Super: fully
saaIed. sss1igd sssg Sg kE slEss 65Ss %Stor Eyer
coupe coupe. sseritice. suDsa ss4s terms. n 4S s4S
down. $2l month. ROPER, " 18th
cap1LEAc ads { I; fss; 1850 s1" sedan. 2-tone
Sas Ssst., fals and ffUiPRs&S Eith Esas
IAc-oLDsMoBiLE CO., 1929 Ssnd
cxDILEGc iY Use sedan: eagipp@ed; @
S,IIs. Si.l95. :, only MI. ssss U dDyp. w,ofE z sity
slSffi sSIERs g 1881 rns eiIs siadensb1rs sd.
$2,1s5, only Ssa9 down: . city
blocks Of fine cars; AUTO WHOLE
ss'sasS' IS Io% ae s5ss ss. down. oRn bsfanee
from-Fords,. Plymouths. Bucks,
Pontiacs and Mercurys: 2-drs. and
4;drs.; S equipped: Mccoy No MOTORS
os5stSss5 :.: s.s e.: ;.ssss $685. sHs
CHEVROLET 1898 late: I. owner;
55. 900 original miles; excel. condi-
ticn; 5000 cash. IA. 5-9O36. IA
40 4-dr. sedan. sd;
above average: needs little fender
work; guar. to pass d. c. inspec-
&shrR i'sR HoSros 6S"s sAISs. is \ .t yIss 8:
CHEVROLET az club coupe; very
good throughout; r. and h., excel.
tires; $3.50 or best offer. 1913 23rd
ave-, West Hyattsville. Nd. on Aeer
1s47 convertible; radio.
heater. new top, dark blue finish.
Al mechanical condition. $S95.
WHEELER INC. Chrysler-
EN-. 47OS. 1900 Wisconsin ave.
SO 2-dr.; excellent
cond.. clean upholstery; S195 cash,
CHEvRoLET '3s a-door sedan; far
above average; guar. to pass p. c.
inspection; S295. or terms. AGNER
MOTOR SALES. Is NJ st. Sc. Ia
CHEW. 1919 q. /. 4-dr. Fl. sed.,; gr.
0Ri ORn.r; sl.as5. best 81. . sH.. 1896.
CHEW. 'se and 'se Hupp. 4-drs.: re-
Gently inspected; owner must sell
one at sacrifice: 329b ca. AID. 1894.
CHEvROLEr ~ rieetline: a-tone
sIny SIny. Ia E saEEocd ..res. slsa loSEs ansS