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Varied Sports
College Boxing.

College Boxing.
Maryland, 4; Duke, 4.
Penn State, 5la; Western Mary
land, 21a.
South Carolina. III; North Caro-
lima State. u.
Clemson, 61a; Georgia, IA.
Syracuse, 4: Virginia, 4.
Citadel, AZ; North Carolina, 3k.
Wrestling.
Michigan State, IS; Wheaton COL
lege, S.
Ohio State, 2lh; West Virginia,
~.
Washington and Lee, %; North
Carolina State, 8.
Davidson, "a: Duke, 8.
v. P. T., II; North Carolina, 9.
Lafayette, 6: Johns Hopkins, 2.
Franklin Marshall, "a; Pittsburgh,
. 0.
Lehigh, 301a; v. M. l., Ia.
Mercersburg Academy, 80: Tome
School, 0. rss.
Princeton. 16; Penn State, ~.
Hockey.
Chicago Black Hawks, 4: Toronto
Maple Leafs, 4.
Syracuse, 4; Philadelphia, 2.
, Minneapolis, 2; Tulsa, O.
,, Kansas City, Z: Wichita, l.
Detroit Red Wings, 2; Montreal
Maroons, 2.
Hershey, 8; New York Rovers, l.
Pittsburgh, 3: New Haven, /.
{ Williams, z: University Of New
r Hampshire, 8.
Swimming.
Johns Hopkins, 10: Gettysburg, IS.
Allegheny, 80; Washington and
jefferson, rs.
Penn State, 46: Carnegie Tech, 20.
Mercersburg Academy, So: Balti-
more City College, II.
Rifle.
Navy, 1890; Georgetown. 1876. =
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Cut in Flight of Golf Ball Threatened BY Lked T. S. c.
c. j. FIVE FACING
TROUBLE ON ROAD
Pitt, Penn State Waiting
on Successive Nights
for Eager Hoyas.

- DORGErOWN, now tied for
first place in the Eastern In
teroollegiate Basket Ball
~ Conference, faces probably
Its toughest pair Of games Of the sea-
son next week end when 1t meets
Pittsburgh and Penn State on sue
cessive nights.
Pitt Is defending champion Of the
title the Hoyas are after, and Penn
State upset the title-holders In their
first meeting last week to tie George
town for nrst place.
Should the Hoyas get even q much
- An even break, they will establish
themselves - definite threats for the
1888 championship. But the Mesmer-
men came through in great shape to
capture their opening conference tilt
from Temple last Monday and dis
PEELED any doubts that their showing
was . Hash in the pan by routing
Maryland on Wednesday.
Aiming to Win Beth.
FOLLOWING that victory, Mesmer
has scrimmaged his team against
George Warrington and was satisfied
with the results. He plans to use the
same lineup which started the
Temple game, which would be Murphy
and Schmidt at forwards. Petroskey 1T
center and Basin and Nolan, guards.
Thus far Pitt has defeated North
western and Fordham, but has lost
to Wisconsin, Kentucky and Butler.
Penn State has beaten Pennsylvania
and West Virginia for its major VIC
tories although losing . close one to
Notre Dame.
BY capturing both games George
town would stand . good chance for
the league title Is usually in the past
the team which has won three out Of
It's five home games has captured the
championship.
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Net1nen Banned
For "Open'' Play

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Jan. is
R.-The Executive Commit
tee Of the United States Lawn
Tennis Association today barred six
amateurs who took part in an open
tennis tournament at White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va, last October
IL from participation in events
played under the associations
auspices.
Players listed were Bryne Bauer,
White Sulphur Springs; Robert A.
Papps, Milwaukee; Hugh Miller,
Charleston. w. Va; Robert p.
Parker, White Sulphur Springs;
Gordon Riath, Waterbury, Conn,
and Merlynn ?. Stevens. Milwau-
kee.
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Plans to Study Business.

p lGHT now. everybody I hear
from wants a job," he said.
I've got to find out first what mines
all about. expect to do . lot Of
travelling. I'm no crusader, but I
have some idea about the liquor
selling business. Some Of them may
work."
There is no particular moral to this
success story, although Gene Tunney
has known what it means to get up
off the floor and win out. The occa-
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Show Is Skipped
By Livingston
LIVINGSTON, boxing

HOWARD LIVINGSTON, boxing
promoter and matchmaker at
the Rialto Theater. announced last
night that there will be no card
next Friday night. as planned.
The RiAlto was chartered pre-
viously for Friday by other interests
Livingston promised an attrac-
tive show for next week. Jessurur
or joey Archibald probably will be
featured.
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CARDS LOSE AGAIN
DESPITE AMBROSE
Big Forward Scores 10 Points, but
St. Joseph's Wins by
1894 Score.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. is (F.-
= st. Joseph's College scored its
eighth victory Of the season today by
defeating Catholic University Of WASH
ington, 43 to- "a. It was the visitors
third straight defeat on State tour.
Catholic took the lead at the start
on Ambrose's field goal, the first of
nine which be scored during the after
noon, but the winners quickly forged
ahead and led, 10 to is. at halftime.
Goals by Johnny McMenamin and
Matt Goukas put the Hawks far in the
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Duke Gives Maryland Scare.

Duke Gives Maryland Scare.
THOSE lengthy pot shots finally
began to find the cords, however,
and Duke gradually closed the gap
and then tied it at 1928, with Bob
O'Mara authoring long 2-pointer.
For eight minutes Of the second half
Maryland passed wildly and muffed
scoring chances, failing to score until
well into the ninth minute, when di-
minutive Adam Bengoechea pocketed
foul to give the Old Liners 1-point
lead.
That foul shot apparently brought
the slipping Terps out Of their
lethargy, for Norton and George
Knepley collaborated to boost Mary
land into q 1925 lead. Duke pulled
up to 1884 and twice more narrowed
the margin to points.
But Maryland elected to freeze the
ball when the clock showed only az
minutes to 60. Dukes frantic efforts
to grasp the ball in the waning
moments opened the way for Coleman
Headley's clinching snowbird.
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WILSON, MARCEY WIN

Despite cold and blustery atmos-
pheric conditions, Walter 8. Wilson,
treasurer Of the Washington Gun Club,
won the regular weekly trophy yester-
day with . fair-weather score Of 10
out Of 50.
julius Marcy won the 25-target
handicap event for the second straight
week with q score Of ~.
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BLUE FIVE BRACES,
SCORES 54-43 WIN
Southeastern University No
Match for GaIIaudet in
Basket Play.

- ALLAUDET, seeking to redeem
I itself after poor showing
the night before against
Maryland State Normal,
staged comeback last night to defeat
the Southeastern University basketers,
54-43.
Accurate long shots at the outset
OF hostilities gave the Blues a lead
that never was overcome by the South
easterners. Deering, Ludovico and
Drake led the winning attack with
18, II and 10 points, respectively.
Madden Tailed is points for the losers.
Line.upS.
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WILSON TEACHERS LOSE
Wyomissing spurts in Last Half
to Score $3.50 Victory.

Wilson Teachers played genial hosts
to the Wyomissing Teachers of Read
ing, Pa, last night, allowing the latter
outfit to trample them, $3.50. in .
basket ball game in the Wilson gym.
Wilson trailed by only points at
the half, but Jonson and Grimes
pulled out in the final period to put
the invaders far in front. Thomas
and Clark paced the losers with 10 and
8 points respectiyelv
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~" BASKETERs SCORE.

Y. M. c. A. nosed out the Trinity
M. E. quint, 1921, last night In
Y. M. G. A. Sunday School Basket
Ball League tilt.
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LITTLE HOYAS BOW

BALTIMORE. Jan. Is Especially
Gilman Country School scored its
fourth basket ball victory in defeating
Georgetown Prep, IS to Is
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LEAD ANACOSTIA LOOP.

BY defeating the Question Marks.
42-17, last night, the Anacostia Cards
took the lead in the Anacostia Com
munity Center basket ball loop.
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L.ine-ups
Totals 10 Q47 Totals

Totals - 947 Totals l31O al
Score Ct half t,ms-Psnn, Is; Navy. II.
Menss 5s5. Kosio6. Stanley. ssiC N: ncFsrisened Fsiseed
S}. G!iette; ohesauiers t3). Lynch, Laney
VI, ferson:f Mon:f'ld so1a2i..:,s,..no 81: ~, .-
PouEherty. MenIel (3). oustsfson t91.
Iko1lon (4) Stanley. McFariand 81, Gii.
rye ss1 ~: .ea1 eCan1es9Tiers. Lynch a.. ingram
wiSsSfe iESssSferee-Pat kennedy. umpirs-Dave
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The 1ine-ups
Totals Is 4 40

Totals. Is 40 Totals 1e 335
Free throws missed-Maryland, Wheeler.
johnson. kulltts: Duke. Borsman, Thomas.
Personal fouls-Meryland. Mccarthy.
Norton, Hesdley. rAullits fO: Duke. I'd
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No Change This Year.

"A HINT of probable change in the
golf ball is contained in the an
nual report Of the United States Golf
Association Executive Committee for
1888, presented at the recent annual
meeting.
The Implements and Ball Commit
tee has been casting a weather eye
on the length of the ball, says the
report, forecasting a change. But
any change won't affect play in 1888.
They have to give the manufacturers
time to get their equipment ready.
The old balloon" ball of 1881
weighed only 1.58 ounces. Against
strong head wind it was a headache.
On the putting green it jumped
around and it wouldn't drop into the
cup like the ball that preceded it.
So the U. S. G.. A. has quite a lob
on its hands to cut down the length
Of the ball without returning to the
unsatisfactory ball Of 1881.
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Maryland
Continued from Page B-6)

Island, ILL.,, boy often with his fight
and 1t was tribute to his gameness
that Mitchell remained on his feet,
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started to click in the second half,
with the frail Ed Swindeu connect
ing frequently.
Only occasionally did Duke zip the
ball around in an effort to shatter
the zone defense. however, and those
two men in the corner at times could
have played q session Of chess while
waiting for q pass.
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PHOTOGS SEEK GAMES.

Stewart Bros. Photographers want
basket ball games with 13O-pound
teams having the use OF gymnasiums.
Call Lincoln 1895.
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WAR POLO TEAM WINS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

opeci&l OlSpAtch to Tho 0t0f,
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 1s.-In IN
overtime contest at the Pikesyille
Armory tonight, the War Department
OF Washington polo team defeated the
ll0th Field Artillery trio, l511 to llh.
with 1t. 8herburn registering the win
ming goal.
Maj. Harmon Of the Wsahinston
squad was credited with seven soals.
being the high scorer Of the battle.
Summary:
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WILTON MANN, clean-cut Duke
15S FOUNDER. outgeneraled New
ton Cox, Baltimore soutA Apaw, to place
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SPHERE NOW RUINS
PAR AS YARDST|CK
Mere Length Discounted as
Games Greats Tear Lonq
Courses Apart.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

A1ES1 move OF the united
States Golf Association, &C.
cording to well-founded rumor
~ in golf circles, will be, to cut
down the length of the golf ball and
make it tougher to score.
The solons of the game, greatly con-
cerned over the low scoring accom-
plished by the top-notch pros, are in
substantially the position of 1928 and
1929, when they moved to outlaw the
rabbit" ball of the booming 20s and
brought into existence the so-called
balloon" ball of abhorred memory, a
ball subsequently replaced by the pres
ent eminently satisfactory sphere.
Specifications of the present ball
are these: The sphere weighs 1852
ounces and is 168 inches in diameter.
The whole situation is involved with
a wide difference of opinion on the
part of the royal and ancient of Great
Britain, which has steadfastly clung
to the old rabbit ball on the ground
that conditions in Britain differ from
those in America.
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Has Funny Angles, Too.

IT HAS its funny angles, too. When
the balloon" ball came into use
in 1881 at least two Washington
golfers who couldn't get anywhere
with the new sphere quit the game
in disgust.
Others found it so unsatisfactory
they didn't get much enjoyment out
of ball that couldn't be hit into a
head wind and didn't putt very well.
But the present ball has been satisfac-
tory in every way. The trouble is it
has been too good. The pros have
been converting tough golf courses
into race tracks with it.
Gents like Jimmy Thomson, Sam
Snead, Vic Ghezzi and Ralph Guldahl
knock the ball so far they play second
shots to para holes with pitching
clubs and they make par-5 holes into
moderately long two-shotters. The
fourth and fifth holes at Pinehurst
both are par-5 affairs, around ATS
yards. We've seen Thomson play 'em
many times with drive and a No.
iron without favoring wind.
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Par Made Ridiculous.

YOU can look for early action by
the Implements and Ball Com
mittee OF the United States Golf Asso-
ciation on the golf ball, even though
manufacturers are equipped to turn
out only the present standard sphere.
However, action will be taken only
after a series of tests have been made,
and ample warning will be given to
the manufacturers, who must change
expensive equipment whenever any
change is made in golf ball specifica-
tons.
Reason for the change is that par
has been made ridiculous by the low
scoring pros, who take modern golf
courses apart with such regularity
that there isn't any such thing as par
as a scoring yardstick Particularly
IN the South, the pros have been
whaling the daylights out of par, and
knocking the ball so far that mere
length doesn't count any more
Legislators view the entire situation
as resulting from not only an increase
In skill. but as possessing potentialities
that must be curbed, or else the whole
golf situation will be tossed out of
line, handicapping will be ruined and
par made to look silly. as it usually is
whenever the pros get together.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE,

Totals 17 43S Totals a
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER 1885 Dictator sedan; In
superb condition; one OF studebaker's
most ATTRACTIVE models, with its graceful
narrow radiator. smoothly streamlined body
ana lenders: ~ to ~ miles per gallon;
rich black hnish automatic i1ill holder,
oyerdrive: $50 radio with built-in overhead
new-looking inside and out. Has had
splendid care, Owners name on requesU J.
Butler Bonded; over $500 OF new price.
st. NV.
TERRAPLANE de luxe 1884 sedan, looks
:r.l and runs ms; on has radio heater, many
Evans-Palmer. Inc 14th and L sts. NV.
WILLYs 1887 4-door de luxe. radio equip
pea; reasonable. Call Mr.. Wright. Cleye-
land 2O4b. between 4 and pm
Evening star., 1938-01-13

CADILLAC 1887 5-pass. touring sedan,
series 80; black paint, white, sidevall
tires. Cadillac radio; this car has been
be in more perfect condition, 81 .395.
e. c. G. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.,
1222 Ind ST. NV. Natl. $500. Open
EVENINGS
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BUICK 1897 soc" convertible sedan.
II you're going to Florida and want one
Of the sportieSt looking and sweetest rum
once. Equipped with built-in trunk. &
wheels. two fog lights, radio heater. new
custom-built Penna. sidewall tires. leather
upholstery. This beauty has everything
modern to please the most critical buyer
Smart cream finish that will command
attention everywhere. Former owner was
for only Sl,245. Terms convenient. Norris.
Inc, 20ls l4th st. NV. Open ewes.
North 3949.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

Advertisements OF automobile
dealers appearing under this class
ifcation are required to contain
the firm name aud business address
or the ,pord Dealer"
Evening star., 1938-01-13

CHEVROLET 1897 de luxe town sedan:
bultt-ln trunk. finest condition. many ex
tras: great SAVINGS. only $3.50: new-car
terms. Mr.. Roper. Evans-Palmer. Inc,
cts
Evening star., 1938-01-13

BUICK 1888 de luxe Victoria coupe model
90: looks and runs like new: most popular
sacrifice. S46g terms. Mr.. Roper, Evans
Palmer. Inc, 18th and L sts.
Evening star., 1938-01-13

CADILLAC 1887 club coupe, series so; the
paint. white sidewall tires, Cadillac radio.
this is one perfect car; $1,:'95. C. C. C.
Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co., 122.222 22..nd
St NV. Natl. 1900, Open evenings
Evening star., 1938-01-13

CHEVROLET 1896 2-door master trunk
sedan radio and heater, $40: 1885
master coupe. $3.50; 1896 2-door trunk
sedan. S4.5; 1879 master coupe, $3.50.
1885 4-door sedan $3.50: 1873, master
coach Sl15: all fully guaranteed. Barnes
Minors. 200 l4th 81. u
Evening star., 1938-01-13

BUICK 1896 4-door model 81 trunk sedan,
$3.50; 1895 4-door model Al trunk sedan,
S5a5: 1886 model 46 coupe, bullt-in radio
and cleo clock. $495; terms; guaranteed.
Barnes Motor. l12l l4th ST NV
Evening star., 1938-01-13

FORD 1895 de luxe coach. not scratch
Sn .hs ONE RT ask Tor
ence; terms TO suit; S.S5. Mandell
Chevrolet. 1900 Nichols ave. Sc. Atlantic
4
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CHEVROLET 1896 master coach: the black
finish is like new. clean upholstery. fine
tires; performs perfectly $3.50. See this
one and compare our price. Pohanka
Service. l126 3Mth ST. NV. District !l4l.
Evening star., 1938-01-13

BUICK 1885 --pass. Limousine. black paint.
all good tires. spotless interior: you can
readily tell this car had the best of care.
i is unusually clean; SSa5. c. c. c.
Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co, 1929 22nd
Ct. NV. Natl 1900. Open evenings
Evening star., 1938-01-13

CHEVROLET 1896 de luxe coach, best in
town. Honestly Priced al S445. Liberal
terms. Owens Motor Co. ;i:'G% Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1938-01-13

CHEVROLET / a35 de luxe coach. Nowhere
in Washington, MARYLAND or Vircinia can
Price of $3.50. Liberal terms. Owens Motor
Co. 63,3 Ga axe.
Evening star., 1938-01-13

guarantee this car for 30 days: Slf,5,
Arrow Garage: rear 1876 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-01-13

FORD 1884 Tudor sedan. excellent condi-
ton throughout: $50 underpriced Ask for
car No. 6O6-A: terms to suit: S1SS
Mandell Chevrolet. 1900 Nichols ave. Sc.
Atlantic 44Oc
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CHEVROLET 1888 master coach. Quiet.
powerful motor, -spot.eSS interior, five fine
tires, excellent finish. Honestly Priced at
S2l0. Liberal, honeSt General Motor terms
Owens Mnlnr Co ii.,.,.i Ga
Evening star., 1938-01-13

PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe coupe in beauti-
full autumn brown finish and performance
that will delight any driver: ideal for
couple or business man who is looking for
Z bargain in nearly new automobile; all
stery; dual wipers and tail lights; We want
some action on this automobile so have
priced It at only 1856: terms convenient;
Internationally guaranteed. H. B. Leary.
Jr, & Bros, 1921 14th st. NV. Open
Evening star., 1938-01-13

CHEVROLET 1888 roadster: new paint
and top, fine, tires; runs perfectly; an
attractive little car and real bargain
at Sl95. Pohanka Service. 1926 10th
Evening star., 1938-01-13

PIERCE-ARRoW 1881 7-passeneer sedan:
this Is the small 139-in. v. b.; 8 wheels.
tor. tires. black factory finish IKE new; @
two heaters and driven only AZ 900 miles;
years of good service left for only S295
NV. National 1851
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FORD 1895. Tudor. -$l9S; repossessed:
radio. excellent condition; SIS down.
81 1;97 monthly. Stored At 1904 South
Evening star., 1938-01-13

PLYMOUTH 1887 four-door sedan de luxe,
6S36-R. iSs
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PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe coupe; very best
condition: Jocks like the latest: great sac
rifce. S579: new-car terms. Mr.. Roper,
Evans-Palmer, Inc. 14th and l. SITS.
Evening star., 1938-01-13

AUBURN 1925 convertible coupe. model
$50; excellent black paint. all good tires.
surely this car is real value at S295. C.
C. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922
22nd st. NV. Natl. 1900. Open Evenings.
BUICK 1924 de luxe sedan original paint,
tires. upholStering; will trade for smaller
car Adams 0992.
BUICK 1895 de luxe custom sedan: looks
almost like new. white sidewall tires,
built-in custom radio, etc; sacrifice, $195:
pew-car terms. Mr.. Roper. Evans-Palmer,
inc. 14th and L sts
BUICK 1890 coach. only S75; . real honest
Chevrolet, 1437 Irving st. NV. Adams
64ll. Open evenings.
BUICK 1888 "57" sedan; 8 wheels: paint.
tires. motor, brakes etc. all in. superb
condition: This popular car will move
quickly. Butler Bonded. owners name on
request; 1927. LEE D. BUTLER. INC.
1l37 sth st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-01-13

STUDEBAKER 1894 Dictator de luxe
with the famous double dome cowl for
safety: free wheeling automatic starter;
also has radio and heater uses no oil be-
Is to & miles per gallon. A steal at S2.5.
Stanley H. Horner. Inc, Dec. 4609, 1929
Evening star., 1938-01-13

PONTIAC 1898 2-door sedan: truly a fine
chanically and in appearance: sacrifice at
$3.50. Arcade Pontiac Co. 1919 Irving st.
nw Adams 0515, or large lot at New
York ave and BladenSburg rd ne,
Evening star., 1938-01-13

FORD 1888 de luxe coach good tires.
paint and upholstery: mechanical condition
excellent: Sll0. Col. 4677 after pm.
dltion: 500 Col. 4617 after Z pm.
FORD 1894 de luxe coupe. radio. heater,
upholstery. like new. original green paint
rubber and mechanical condition o. K. new
Col 1919
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FORD 1925 coupe: artists and engineers
have combined their talents In this lux
urlous Ford coupe to produce a car OF dis
tinguished appearance and Superlative per-
formance; as near to new in every respect
as is possible and backed by our famous
3o-day guarantee this car is real ''Trew
Evening star., 1938-01-13

CHEVROLET 1888 coach. ACT quickly, a
real value. Sold as is for only Sl45.
Addison Chevrolet, 1897 Irving ST. NV.
Adams 54ll. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1938-01-13

CHEVROLET 1886 master de luxe sport
sedan, built-n trunk: black finish. I
know the history of this car and know 1t
has had good care; You may contact orig
price since Jan. l. Call Mr.. Bowles. Col.
Evening star., 1938-01-13

PACKARD 40 touring sedan; Is modern
roomy. well:appointed body With large
ouilt-in trunk. with all Of Packard's fea-
lures, including never-changing style. Had
and Is like new throughout: h-day trial
ana Butler Bonded. $5S7. LEE D. BUTLER,
INC. ll31 18th "a
Evening star., 1938-01-13

FORD 1897 Fordor trunk sedan. black
carefully. broken in: $500 miles: Sl45
down, take over payments. Lincoln 1O4aO.
Apt. 3l2. South l4s
Evening star., 1938-01-13

STUDEBAKER 1872 sport coach; new
paint. two spare wheels in fender wells
trunk, good tires: runs fine; $3.50. Po-
hanka Service. 1926 goth st. NV. Dis
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FULLY. used l mo-: absolutely perfect; un-
usual discount. Mr.. Rosenberg. 1918
Conn. ave,
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FORD a16 Tudor sedan. like new through
out; cltys best buy; reduced $1NO. Ask
for car No. 111I-R; terms TO suit S341.
Mandell Chevrolet. 1900 Nichols ave. Sc.
Atlantic 44On.
FORD 1894 Victoria-Sickness and unem-
ployment. need cash. Call Met. 1916
after 3 evenings, 1Rs
Evening star., 1938-01-13

STUDEBAKER 1884 Commander Regal Sc
dan; Driven 1900 miles by oficial of
local insurance arm tname on reauesp.
With this low mileage naturally il, is in
side mounts: roomy. built-in trunk. mohair
upholstery and economical S-cylinder motor
real BARGAIN at S3s7. LEE D. BUTLER.
Evening star., 1938-01-13

PONTIAC. 1898 sedan: paint like new
average: low in price at S249. Arcade
Pontiac Co.. 1419 Irving st. NV. Adams
O515. or large lot at New York ave. and
Evening star., 1938-01-13

STUDEBAKER 1888 de luxe 4-door trunk
sedan: built for long economical service
this unusually attractive Studebaker has
give: its ss-horsepower engine provides ali
the power any one could ask: its automatic
choke. vacuum spark control features
assure long life. performance and econ
omy: finished in a beautiful golden beige
IKE new. excellent tires and Immaculate
interior this car is rea! bargain: priced
special with heater at only $40. The Trew
Motor Co. 1929 14th st. NV. l4th and
Pa. ave Sc, 14th and Chaplin sts De-
catur 1910. Atlantic 434O
Evening star., 1938-01-13

sTUDEBAKER 1898 o-door trunk sedan
radio; attractive gray finish, large built-in
like a new car: S545. Pohanka Service
ll?f goth st. NV. District 9l4l.
Evening star., 1938-01-13

PONTIAC 1894 2-door sedan. large trunk;
IN fine condition mechanically and in ap-
pearance Only $3.50. Arcade Pontiac Co.,
1419 Irving st. NV, Adams O575. or large
lot At New York ave. and Bladensburs
Evening star., 1938-01-13

FORD 1886 5,,pass.. 4-door trunk: ex-
terror. radio and a splendid motor; you
cannot frd better value in clean car.
S:}95. c. c. c. guaranty. Capitol
Cadillac Co. 1..,,1. :!,.nd ST. NV. National
Evening star., 1938-01-13

CHEVROLET 1913. sport coupe, rumble
seat, fine motor, very good tires ,spotless
interior excellent transportat alton for only
Sl65. Addison Chevrolet. 143. Irving st.
NV. Adams 54Il. Open evenings: