New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1925, Page 26

NOT MONEY ENOUGH - T0 BUY AIRCRAFT Tetimony Heard That Army Finances Are Hampered Washington, Oct. 16 (A—Briga- diar General Fox Conner, finance of- ficer of the army, told the president’s alr board today that because of the onomy policy of the govern- ment,” the war department had been unable to increase the size of the ztmy alr service as recommended by (he board headed by Major General Willlam Lassiter, “So long as the ammunition re- werve s disappearing,” he sald, “all money demands Increasing due to exhaustion of stocks, animals r tained in service beyond their us fitlness and 40,000 officers and men are llving In war-time shacks, the war department would, ta my opin- ion, be quite unjustified in urging the Lassiter board program to be exclusion of all else, There would be little left for the rest of the srmy it the La#fiter board program were put Inte eftect without ingreas- ing tota! appropriatones. Genaral Connor told of other problems of financing facing the war department, “The department,” he sald, “has programs for strengthening our de- fensés both In the air and on shore, ifn Oahua and Panama a program for a slight Increase in the regular army other than air, the Natlonal Giuard programs, the organized re- serve officers’ training corps, and the citizsns' military training camps program; and others as well. “Altggether the war department has 13 separate programs; some of which have recelved approval and some of which have not. Taken separately each may make out a case of vital importance, But each would cost additional large sums of money and if all were put into effect the cost of the army would reach more than $400.000.000 1in a single vear. Under the present pollcy of paving off the national debt and re- ducing taxatien no such sum is available. Establishment of an alr corps apart from the army but functfoning under the secretary of war would of course increase costs.” In the 1226 estimates, General Conner gald, the war department ne- glected and curtailed many neces- mary things fn order to put every possible dollar into primary es- timates for the air service. The ap- propriation for the regular army was deereased by nearly five per cent, while that including contraet authorizatlon, for the alr service, was fncgeased about 25 per cent. Major General Patrick, army alr chief, desjrex, he continued, a total of 1.258 planes by July 1, 1927, and | estimates he would require $7.550.- A00 in 1927, for the purchase of new planes, TIn iitflon to this econ- tractural ohbligation of $2.150 nmj‘ must he met | he sald. “the “As against this, rtment has allawed in es- | #imnfes the sum of 89,900,000 r-rl 2100.000, more than the eztimate of | Patrick.” | | | de e —— City Advertisement | ACCEPTANCE OF CAMBRIDGE TREET by given that a hear held before the a of . Fublic Works, City of New tain, In Room 307. City Hall, at| 750 o'clock Tueeday evening. October 20, 1926 on the proposed taking of land for highway purposes. | from Kensington Avenue to Linwood | reet. the same to be known as Cambridge street; and establishing t and grade lines thereon Al auest Notice is he ing will be stree persons inter 1 ] to be are nt hear heard pros at said and be Abnve PURLIC WO RKS H Clerk ing. if cansy, in relation to th BOARD OF 6 Johneon. General Connor placed 1627 net requirements for the alr service ex- clusive of captract obligations at $16,760,000, and 1928 requirements at $18,860,000 without consiering indirect appropriatigns which must be Increased on account of deple. tlon of stocks. He sald a housing program has been submltted to con- gress Involving expenditure of more than a hundred mlillion dollars Deterforation munition reserve, marked, and vear was “modest in the army's sald, he am- was the situation was coming critleal, needed to reserve About £15,000,000 & malntain lished on paper.” EPISCOPAL CHURCH CHANGE ADVOCATED New.Program for Young Is Sug- gested at Conference we ve New Orleans, Oct. 16 estab. (P)—The Episcopal church mustyplace before Its young people a program of life which 18 not a mere catechism lite. Inogatlon or a decalogue of tlons, but rather a living Gospel of sympathelte cooperation Is the rec- ommendation of the general conven- tion of the church today by its foint commission on homa and inhibi- family “Our young people are alive every opportunity of report slen,” the gelf and secking leadership, has edge apd taneous will of their own." Th declares, young people, eager for knowledge | e turned fo the natural Source of such knowl- leadership—their parents ‘only to find that too frequently the men and wWwemen of this passing generation are elther lacking in In- terest ap so engrossed in their own work and pleasure that youth looks to them in vain for guidance. respect for law, for example, is born rather of a glaring example on the part of their elders than of a pon- expres- The Dis- report calls upon the church to drop the propaganda which is In- stilling in the minds of the young pgople of the idea that they are in revolt, “Because youth may have broken away from =omo tradyions and ta- boos, it does not follow they are in rovolt, They are seeking truth though by different meuns from those employed by their elders, Let the search be gulded. X X X X x “Modern condlitions are slowly but weakening home life, What with ¢hild labor, women in Industry, the growing evil of divorce and the encouraged drift toward congested city communities, the clhurch is face to face with problems of great mag- nitude nnder diffleulty calling for conscerated, organized and Individ- effort and prayer.” The report denounced dlvorce, de- claring that it the ratlo of divorce goes on increasing at present, “the whole conception of Christian marrlage will fade from the con- sciousness of the American people.” Christlan training enly will eorrect this condition. ual BACKING “FATTY". Stage and Screen Actors in Holly- wood Band Together For Mani- fostatign Favoring Arbuckle, Hollywood, Cal., Oct. 18 (A)—Mem- bers of the Masquers' club, an or- ganization of stage and screen actors, | planned to don overalls today and placard billboards with the war cr “We stand back of Arbuckle.” Such at least was the announce- ment of the club spokesman, Robert | Lideson, In response to an ultimatum issned by the board of education yes- terday, demanding that the former flim comedian, Boscge Arbuckle, be dropped from the enfertainérs at the Masquers' club revél slated to be | held in the Holfywood high school | |auditorium tomorrow night. | The board of education, after re- ceiving protests against Arbuckle's scheduled appearance, ruled that it would bring “undesirable publicity” to the high school if Athuckle was present. After a meeting of its council, the Masquers' club retorted | that “we are back of Arbuckle to a man and will hold our revel some- where else, some time next weel lor by malling to e {and place of hearing Dept. Unable to Pay Victim’s Bills in Full Washington, Oct. 16 (A-—=The navy department declared today that in returning bills sent to It by families of the vietims of the Shenandoah Adlsaster, covering funeral expenses that it followed the only cguree per- mitted by law Under the law the rulings of the comptroller general, navy officials asserted, $150 was the maximum ale lowed for burlal of a ||v'\|1|b\-r'(v! the y killed In line of duty. This, it declared, was allowed for the Shenandoah vietims, bnt in several cases bllls were recelved from fami- Ifes to cover additional expenses Theve have not been honoredg ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARING District of Berlin, ss; Probate Court, October 14, A. D. 1025, Eetate of Rudolph Guenthem late of the town of New Britaln, In sald district, de- ceased Upon the application of Fredetick Guen- ther praying th\t as executor he may be autherized and empowered to mell and convey cerfaln real estate, as per sald ap- plication on flla more fully appears, it fs Ordared, That ald application be heard nd determined at the Probate Office, in ew Hritain, In eald dlstrict, on the 21st dny of October, A. D. 1825, at 9 o'clock in the forennon, and that notice ba given of the pendency of sald application and the time and piace of hearlng thereon, by publishing this order fn some newepaper laving a eirculation fn sald district, and by posting & copy ot this order on the public elgn post In the town of New Brit- ain, In eald district, ‘and #hy glving votl to all parties in Interest, aither personally h one, prepald post- age. a copy of this order, and return make to this court of the Botlr BERNARD F. GAF 8u m m E At a court of Probate holden at New |5° Britain, within and for th 1strict of Berl!: in the County of Hartford and tate of Cdunect! , on the 14th day of October A, D, 192 Present, Rernard F. Gaffner, Judg Fetate of Ernesto Palaferri late of Britaln, in 1 district deceased. #’pon the petition of Ismaele Notarfran- cesco of Hartford nn., representing that le s the It Conular Agent of at lettars of adminie- tratio ay be granted on eald estate, ae per application on fila more fully appears, it 1e Ordered—that sa!ld application be heard | and determined at the Prohate Office in w Britain, in eald district, on the 21st day of October, A, D. 1925, at 10 o'clock in tha forenoon, and that notice of the vendency of gatd application and tha time hereon, by publigh- Ing this order In eome newspaper publish- ed In sald New Britain, having a clreula- tion in eald district, and by posting n ropy ‘theresf on the public sign post in the town of New Rritain, ‘n said district, and return mak BERNARD F, GAFF! Su ev Judge. NEW BRITAIN’S OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE FURRIER ‘ ce REMEMBER LAST SATURDAY— NEW BRITAIN'S 1 M 170 Main Street HERE'S MORE REAL COLD WEATHER ON THE WAY. See Our Selection of Moderately Priced Furs Tomorrow .EDWARD ESHKE Est. 1896 Telephone 618 OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE FURRIER City Advertisement CHANGE OF SIDEWALK ON ARCH STRERT ven th GRADE | Al persons Receiver’s Sale By order of the Superior Court for Havtford ("wml_\ I will sell, at public auetion, to the highest hiddei, on! the premises, the entire brick manufacturing plant of the Connlev ]"|r||*1en?m] Brick Company, located at Clavton's (‘rossing, N ington, Conn., Haven Railroad Line, con- sisting of 34 acres of land | and all buildings, machin- ery and equipment. Date of sale, October 21, 1925, at 2 P. M., terms $500.00 cash with check for 107 of pur- chase price on date of sale, halance payable sixty days thereafter. Charles .. McLaughlin, Tf‘m}'n rary Receiver 805 Main St,, Hartford, Conn, Tel. 2-2553. ew- he New o t | YES, SIR, 1MAY VORGIVE ,BUT | NEVER FORGET. | (T GAESISIE BUT NEVER FORGET | p—m—r L FORGWE ] ¥€s. (INDEED! ( $23.50, street, Superior Y| adst. filancial secretary Nnion, cis’ ment, church. |given and an address will be made by Rev. social will follow. uanfan hall, class, THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arrauged For Quick and Ready Reference, LINE RATES FUR CONSECUTIVE INSEKTIONS Charge Prepald 10 09 18 3 28 day days 1 line 1 days 1 1 1 line Iine line line 3 line 10 ‘ line $1.50 Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Count 6 words to a line. 14 linea to an tnch, wMinimum Bpace, 3 lines. Minimum Book Cha 35 cents, No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M, for ilunifl-fl Page on Eame Day. Bat. 10 Ads Accepted Over + convenien. Atk for a dave the Teleplione of customers. Call Want Ad" Operator, to ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lot," Monuments 1 AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For Sale ( NEW BRITAIN—Monumgntal works, 123 Oak St. Monuments Of all sizes and descriptions, Carving and letter cutting our_speclalt BURTAL VAULTS=Concrete steel rein- forced; water proof, hermetically soal- od, will outlast eltifer wood or nietal. Do not require lar Reasonably priced. Epectalizing on funeral work. ireenhouse, 617_Church St. clal” tor Saturday Vlower Garden Green- ROSES—10¢, and Sunday L] BOOKgon Commercial Trust Co. 58 10oft., Pleaso retur: above st. Reward It re- Clgar Store, 51 BOSTON BULL DOG—| turned ‘o Bridgett irch Tel. 1648, City Items Bee Chevrolet factory exhibite at uperfor Auto, 176 Arch street.— advt, Classifed ads aceepted for Inser- tlon in same day's paper up to 1 p. Saturday 10 a. m. A Nash Co. suit and overcoat T. F. McCabe, 49 Walnut agent. Tel. 45d.—advt. | Classified ads accepted for fnser- tlon in same Jay's paper up to 1 p. Saturday 10 a. m. Digplay of new fall dresses worth elng at the Mary Elizabeth Dress Shop, 87 W. Main, Prof. Bldg.—adut. Sce Chevrolet factory exhibits at Auto.. 176 Arch street.— M. J. Burke of 123 Cherry street, of Bricklayers' hats entered St. Fran- Iartford, for treat- No. 3, hospital, See Chevrolet factory exhibits at iperior Auto, 176 Arch street.— adwt The ladles' aid . society of the Swedish Baptist church will hold its annual autumn festival tomorrow 7:30 o'clock at fhe A musical program will be ening at . A. Chader of Bristol. A Talr tomorrow night at Lith- Park street.—advt. A first anniversary mass will be lebrated tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock at §t. Peter's church for the Jate Joseph Bardeck. Mr. Graham's children's dancing Sat, 2 to 6, Y. W. C. A.—ad+vt. NQYVey/ N . h #7\O incresse thi: tustre of Duco finish, use Duce Polish No.7, made by the same du Pont chemists who invented Duco finish. Applied and immediately re- moved, it cleans Duco in a jiffy. Rubbed briskly it brings out a besutiful lustre. Polish Duco With Duco Polish DUCO REFINISHING CO. 287 Elm Street Phone 1189-3 PAST x W TSNEAK QUT THEM MA AN DOLICE DA Is Well Policed il | s BUICK | “ADILLAC—roadster, 18 " —small black and white, col- lar._Finder Tel. 351-3, Reward. FORD SPARFE _ TIRE—mounted, 108t Thursday morning. Reward It retured. _Tel._263-14. FOX FUR 8( - on *Arch or Garden & return to Mies Mena Tel, 10! GOLD BAR P pearl Cal TAD oat_Monday afternoon Finder please 256 Lincoln St. N—Tost, aet with 6 small and aquarmarine center. Reward, & CLOTT artle! Reward. Broad St. LADY'S TANT=pockethook, rontaining re- ceipts and money Roward {f turnad_to 107 57-14, B LEATHER W/ on 4 between New Britain and Hart- ord, Finder plense notity MeCarthy's estaurant, 71 Church St and recelve ag, containing valuable Phone 3042-4. 62 een Thureday In_vicinity of Main and Churcli §ts., tearing envelope and removfhg diamond stick pin from paper fastened, | requested to return same to Herald Office and recelva re- ward, STEEP-SKI TOAT—Tost helween Sefron Drive Oak 6t return to 101 Sefton Drive, City. VELAND, andition ginal owni 1024—2 door medan, good w tires and all extras, Orl ‘agh_or_terms, _Tel, 663- COLE PAssenger touring ear. Good car for a mechanic, Price $200, K. M Searlo & Co,, Park Bt., Cor, Eim, Phone 110, Open ‘ovenings Uil 9, “¥ordor, 1034 model, priv- vate owner, Very good condition. 18 Hough_St., Plainville, . OAKLAND TOURING, 1817—In A-1 condi- tlon, mew battery, good tires, top and 475 for quick sale. Phone FORD=14"ton truck, 1933, new trans- misslon, new emergency brake, rear end, and starter, overhauled. In very good condition, Price $126 It taken at once. James A, Spinetta, 160 Maln St. Tel 219 _or 2485 . H FORD—2 door #edan, good rondition, g0od bargain, reasonable. Inquire 62 Falrview 8t o FORD COUPE, 1935—Tooks 11 Ford eedan. Rudolph's Gar Cherry §t. Phone 2051-3. al Main St._ Phone 2121, HUPMOBITE, 1023—(ouring car, counter balance erank shaft and In good condi- tlon throughout, & tires. Price 3575 Tormg and trades considered. X. M. Searle & Co,, Park Bt,, Cor. ElIm, Phone _2110,_Open_evenings till 9. LEXINGTON=Tate 1 wport: _model, Minute Man six, b passenger touring car thoroughly recondiloned and newly painted. 8ix wire wheels and good tires. Tradee and tern Bence, 61 Maf St, LEXINGTON=8 p brougham m firet class condition, paint and uphol cellent, brand new cordp, 1 spar A. Bence, §1 Mn\nfifl!. hone 2218 MAGK TRUCK=515"ton dump body. In A-1 shape. motor fust overhanled. Kenneth M. Searla & Co. Phone 2110, Open_ evenings_till_9 o'clock. NASH, 1323 touing, good © be een At 658 Church new; 1932 o 131 room, 7 mechanical sl excollent condition Good rubbor. Bargaln 690 Enst Maln Et. 1920-“touring ~ar In" A-fg condition. Price $100, K, M. Searls 0., Park §t. Car. Elm. Phone 2110, Open eve- Ings il 8 o'clock, . PAIGE, just overhauled, it sold: at_once. R Tost near rail- Finder re- Reward. SMATT, 8UM OF MONE road crossing on Main €t turn to 186 £o. Maln 8t Personals SUFFERERS OF HEART TROURLE— Astlima, dropsy, high blood pressure and paralysis, 1 will gladly tell you, free of charge, how my dear mother wae relleved, twithout druge, and her life raved Thip 1 feel = my dnty to hu. manlty. Address, Mra. A.:D. Spence. en, Conn. Store Announcements 1 | neo, RT.O, 1323—touring car, gond paint, fop and upholstery, § goad tires, éxcllent mechanical shape, Price $400, Yerma.al- lowed, trades consfdered, K, M. Searle & Co., Park St. Cor. Elm. Phene 2110, Open evenings till 9 o'clock. 1828—touring car, top, curtains up- holstery and tirew.very good. Mechanteal- Iv petfect. Terms allowed, traden con- sldered. Price 8550, K. M. Bearle & Co, Park St, Cor, Eim. FPhoné 2110, Oyln svenings t 9 o'clock STUDERAKER—#per, & tedan, In prime chndition, extra squipment at a bargain, Phons 1081, 18 Washington St. SGTAT.—for this month only, 8210 wa- ter color enlargement with every dozen photographs, Arcids Studlo, AUTOMOTIVE ACME TR #on Moto: Phone 870. MATOR CARS—8ales and Service, pital Bulck Co., 193 Arch 8t. Phone and _ Bervice, A Reputable Concern. Lincoln _streets, CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Sales “and service, Superlor Auto Company, 176 Arch St _Phons 211. CHRYSLER—4 and 6. service, Benveit Motor Eale TN CATS sh Mntor Co. est Maln._corne Saler and 250 Arch PAD BROTHERS 8. & F. Motor Sales earn Frankll =08 o FORD CARS and _ TRUCKS—Fordson tractor. Sales and mervice. Genuine pagte and accesrories. Automotive Eales & Servica Co., 200 E. Main. Phone 2701. HUPMOBITE CARS—Sales and Service, City Service Statlon, Hartford Ave., cor. Stanley St. A, M. Paonessa. LEXINGTON—Oa nd and Gray. grade motor car Salea and servic c 51 Main 8t Phone 2215 TNGTON, OAKLAND ana GRAY Wo- tor Care. Sales and Service. Hardware City Motor Co.. 6 Elm St Phone 2734 NASIT—motor cars, Res the new lme. faler and Servica A. G. Hawker. &% !{m street. ALNEMOBILY MOTOR CARS—'The Re- fined 8iz. Sm'th Motor Salea 100 West Maln STUDERAK Tes and o orp., 155 Elm Bt.. lione: 731, R MOTOR Albro Motor Phone 260. WILIN8-KNIGHT AND CVERLAND- * motor eara showroom and servire, 127 Cherry &t. *Tha 8leeve-Valte Motor.” R . Rudoioh Phone 2051-3 Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 Sales Co.. class condition, Price $400. Call 2877 after £:00 p. m, COLUMRIA, 1923—light six touring, pow- erful, fine running Continental Ned Seal motor, paint, top. tires and upholstery 11 eplendid condition. Bumper, enu hers, side wind-shiel motometer, disc wheels, auto-rain wiper, mirror, extra tire, monogram radiator cap, step plate The gond value In this ear will aurpri ANNUAL FALL CLEARANCE SALE ¢ sport touring; 19 Dodge coupe; 1924 Jewett 1923 Lexington sport touring; Mazwell touting. Many Others, Liberal Terms. Fair Trades. 1925 AARON G. COHEN, INC, 185 Park S, Open Bundays and evenings. Hartford, Conn. BUICK USED CAR DEPT, Have the foilowing Wte mode! cars on hand, correctly priced and In fine condition. Bulck 1924 touring. Chevrolet 1924 tourlng, Ford, 1825 Coupe. . Jewett 1923 coupe, Ford 1523 Coupe. CAPITOL BUICK CO. 103 ARCH STREET PHONE 2807, K, 1025-MASTER FULLY EQUIPPED. BOUGHT AUG. IST. BIG SACRIFICE ON ACCOUNT ILL HEALTH. TERMS CAN BE AR- RANGED. BOX 23-WH, NEW BRIT- AIN HERALD, SIX COACH, DEPENDABLE USED CARS DODGE BROTHERS— 1024 Touring. 1923 Sedan. 1023 Touring. 1823 , Bcreen Delivery, 1920 Screen delivery. 1924 Roadster with winter top. FORDS— 1023 1021 Bedan. Touring TERMS ARRANGED THE 8. & V. MOTOR SALES CORP. 155 ELM &T. TEL. 781. you. $475 to quick buyer. (Whitmore Palge-Tewett Co, 319 Fast Main St. By YES, SIR, AS WAS SAYIN' ITS A LON LANE THAT HAS NO T ’ URNIN BY CLIFF STBRRETT OPEN EVERY BVENING PERCY CROSBY ¢ Yes, noeep! AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks for Sale § GOOD VALUB- 004 used utation of in north- are a few to choo Your chanes to buy Connecticut, Many more 1924 1024 1024 Tudor, $400.00 ‘Tudor, $380,00, Ford, $385.00, Runubout, 8! Tourl Dodge touring, Small down payments, Tay as you vde ELMER AUTO CO., 22 MAIN ST, PHONE 1#h 8EE MR. GOSEELIN, HUDBON & ESSEX LSED CAR DEPT, OFFERS §ELECTED VALUES -Hudsen Coach, ballcon tires, small mileage. new paint and perfect condition throughout Priced to sell. 1925 —Chrysier -gport touring excellent condition, many extras and priced less than halt of . the * price of & new one. 1924—Hudson Bedan, balloon tires and thoroughly reconditioned, priced low, will trads for lighter car 1923—Maxwell “sport tourlng, paint new, good tires, and fully equip- ped. Two to chose from. 1323—Nush touring - has had careful usage, priced right, 1824—Ford, touring, , looks and rune 1'ke mew. & chance to mate $75 Priced lower than any place in the clty. ; 1924—Hudson Coach. absolutely right throughout, $100. Duco paint Job, attractively priced. 1923—Hudson Speedster, _ thoroughl overhauled and rephinted at s price that you cannot afford to mies, 1924—Maxwell touring. small mileags, had excellent care, Make us an ofter, eveland Sedan. Newly pain'- Perfect mechanically, ! ory equipment, © 4 bra- Jres, one spars, and extr: good buy at our price. vera] good open cars that ons can make a cohsiderable saving tn com- parison to prices of next spring. TRADES AND TERME CONSTDERED THE HONETMAN AUTO SALES CO, 128 ARCH ET. TEL, 2541, Don't walt buy now end save money, OVERLAND USED CAR DEPT, 1928 1923 Ford coups, Ford sedan. tourings, (3). late 1923 1021 1928 1919 rland touring. Qverland touring 378, Cleveland roadster. Overland closed delivery truch Bulek 6 touring, $75. R. 0. RUDOLPH, 137 CHERRY 87T, PHOND 1081-3. 1 MAIN PHOND nn. RENEWED FORDS 124 1924 1923 1023 1921 1923 1923 1934 1928 Tudor sedan (3), at 8318, Roadster (3), at $200. Roadster (2), at 3100, Touring cars (3), at $138. Coupe at $! Coupe at $325. '{lu.n truck. (stake wides), 5. 3% ton (panel bedy) st $118. Ton express at $300. OTHER CARS 1n'|:%|. 7 paseenger touring at 150. Reo, 1919, touring ear, b passenger, at 3100, Liberal terms e» all the above ears. AUTOMOTIVE BALES & SERVICE €O, 200 B. MAIN BT, PHONS 3701, ————— e SPECIAL USED CAR SAL® Brothers coups, 1938, Broths reen del'y, 1923. Ford tudor, 19! Nash wedan, 193¢, Mavwell sedan, 1928. Fofd touring. (2), 1933, Ford touring. 1923, Nash touring car, 1923 h coupe, 1924, A. 6. FAWKER, 68 BLM 8T. PHONE NS0 THE BEST IN USED CARS—THE MO- HEN & AMIDON SALES CORP. 388 MAIN ST, HARTFORD. OPEN EVE- NINGS AND SUNDATYS. TERMS. STUDEBAKER USED CAR DEPT. Studebaker, 192§ Duplex. Studebaker, 1925,8pec. conch. Buick, 1923 7-pas. touring. Bulck, 1923 Sport roadster. Chevrolet, 1924 Eport touring. Studebaker, 1922 Big § sedax, Dodge. 1931 Sedan ALDRO MOTOR SALES CO. 2% ARCR ST, PHONE 100, READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIEN) ADS FOR YOUR WANTS