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The Washington times., 1938-05-13
SOCIETY TO HOLD
'GYMKHANA' FOR
CHARITY FU Nd

Society's field day will be held
tomorrow at Warrenton, when the
horsy set participates whole
heartedly, with no holds barred, in
the fourth annual Gymkhana at
the Stuyvesant show ring, for the
benefit of the Fauquier County
tuberculosis Association.
There are 80 classes in all, rang
ing from a baby show, to be judged
by dignified local matrons who
count, to a mule steeplechase and
musical chairs on horseback.
Most spectacular event of the
day. with performances beginning
at II a. m. and admission fee only
Is cents, will be the aged automo-
bile race - provided enough old
Cadillacs, Lincolns and Brewsters
over 20 years old can be rounded
up, and enough owners can be
persuaded to risk their lives on
the twomile speedway" along
Route is to Tom Frost's filling sta
ton and back. Robert C. Win
mills Rolls-Royce is favored to
chuff in the victor.
A IS prize will be given to the
hardy school boy who can catch
Oscar on the hoof. Oscar is a
medium-sized black pig, whose in
nate slipperiness will be further
embellished by a thick layer Of
grease.
A picturesque class will be the
pets of adults, for the judges have
been broadminded enough to an
nounce that any and all pets may
be entered. Last years winner
was Mr.. John Hinckley. of War
renton, with his prize gray gander
on a leash. Mr.. Taylor Hardin,
of Middleburg. was a close second
leading his mysterious What Is
It?" entry around the ring at the
end of his leather belt. What Is
1t" was cute little pickaninny
of dignified and sober mien, whose
ring manners left nothing to be
desired.
For children their will be pony
costume classes, potato and three
legged races and plenty of booths
selling balloons, candy, soft drinks
and popsicles.
The Washington times., 1938-05-13
PIoyoff
Marion RrOLUn Beats
Betty MeckLey

Marion Brown, youthful Manor
and Indian Spring Club champion,
added the low gross award for the
Phyllis Keeler Miller Memorial
tournament to her many laurels
yesterday when she shot a great
round Of 81 at Washington Golf
and Country Club to defeat Mrs.
Betty P. Meckley, Middle Atlantic
champion, in a playoff.
Mrs. Meckley recorded a round
Of 44-40-84 but could not over.
take Miss Brown who went out in
Al and returned in 40 to take the
prize the pair tied for in the event
that was played earlier this
spring.
The Washington times., 1938-05-13
GALENTO CHOICE
TO DEFEAT Mann
BY HYPE IGOE

NEW YORK, May 13 Q.N.S0.
Though he doesn't know the
meaning of the term, Tony Gal
ento may be walking into the
shoes of a man of destiny" to-
night. When I asked If he thought
himself such a character of fiSti-
ana the other day he growled a
warning for me to: Speak Eng
liSh."
Tony thought that I was calling
him names. He warmed up to me
when I informed him that Wash
ington, Garibaldi, Napoleon, Well
ington, Steve Brodie, Reggie Nc
Namara and Babe Ruth had been
men of destiny; never-to-be- forgot.
ten chaps!!
This is the night on which the
pudgy-wudgy inn keeper makes or
breaks himself so far as ring des-
tiny is concerned. He is fighting
Nathan Mann ten rounds in Mad
iSon Square Garden and it is not
going to be anything like straw
berry festival for either one of
them. Personally I pick Galento
to prevail over the Connecticut
battler.
Look for a most desperate en-
counter. my franS, most desper-
ate! Nathan Mann is a modest,
clean-living, non-drinking and non
smoking young athlete from Ham
den, Conn.,, who thought himself
far enough along the road to fame
to tackle Joe Louis and his murder
GUS punches. He will match wits,
stamina. power and punches with
Tony who smokes giant cigars,
quaffs tankards of the foaming
amber while training and who guz-
zles spaghetti by the yard as a
bedding for four inch steaks.
Galento is positive that he can
whip both Joe Louis and Max
Baer, Nathan Mann, Tommy Farr
and Gunnar Barlund are just so
many pawnS to be flicked off the
chess board of fame.
With all his roughhouse, unor-
thodoX, outlandish technique as a
man of the gloves, I think he will
out-slug the mild-mannered son of
brick setter"
The Washington times., 1938-05-13
FARM CREDIT WINS

Farm Credit took a 7-to-4 deci
sion from Red Cross in the U. s
Government Softball League.
The Washington times., 1938-05-13
DOROTHY KIRBY
PLAYS MRS.PAGE

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 13
QNSO.-Two youngsters were
paired against veteran stars in
the semifinal round of the all
star Dixie women's golf tourna-
ment today.
Miss Dorothy Kirby, 18, of At
lanta, defending champion, was to
play Mrs. Estelle Lawson Page of
Chapel Hill, N. c., national cham
pion, while Marion Miley Of Lex
ington, KY. was bracketed against
Mrs. Dan Chandler of Dallas.
Neat and victories over Betty
Jameson and Mrs. Frank Gold
thwaite of Fort Worth were the
stepping stones which led the
Misses Kirby and Miley into the
next-to-closing round.
The Washington times., 1938-05-13

day greeting tomorrow to Earl
Coombs, Yankee coach.
The Roosevelt Speedway on
Long Island, which was given a
terrific ovation in the press OF
the nation two years ago, is being
chopped up into building lots.
GEORGE MARSHALL was presi-
dent of the oval JAKE POW
ELL, Silver Springs represent
alive in the major leagues, is con-
templating having his name
changed back to Paul, which it
was before his grandfather, for
reasons unknown to JAKE, elected
to use the longer one .GUNNAR
BARLUND, who shellacked BUD
DY BAER several months ago,
competed for his native Finland
in the 1882 Olympic Games. :.
JOHN M. BAILEY, captain Of
Catholic University'S great base
ball team of 1926, is the national
treasurer of the Young Demo
Gratis of America.
Only seven members of the
crack Duke University baseball
team hail from North Carolina
Following his untimely auto
accident before the Penn Relays,
DON LASH has been bothered with
a bad knee, and not head injuries
as previously reported. The knee
trouble may result in LASH giving
up his successful career on the
track DEL BISONETTE, for
mer Georgetown baseball star, who
went to the majors, is running for
the Maine State senate. :. POST
MASTER GENERAL JIM FAR
LEY is said to have been another
who cashed heavily on LAWRIN
in the Derby Latest odds on
the WAR ADMIRALrSEABISCUIT
match race are 13 to 20 on the
ADMIRAL and 13 to 10 on the
BISCUIT DON McCANN, for
mer Georgetown University half
back, who later played with the
Apaches and the st. Mary'S Gel
tics, is burning up the falrways
these days . They say the De-
The Washington times., 1938-05-13

troit Tiger pay roll tops the New
York Yanks' The Mats alone,
is the only club in the A. l..
that has not been rained out
so far this season
Pittsburgh pro grid Pirates will
train at st. Francis College, Lo-
retto, Pa, instead of Hershey,
previ ously announced .NINO
BONGY, which is the ball-field
moniker for ANTONIO BONGIO-
VANNI, Cincy outfield rookie,
owes his big league tryout to a
history professor at the Univer-
sity of California, CHARLES E
CHAPMAN. The prof kept rec
ommending BONGY all last sea.
son and the Coast League aver
ages proved that the prof knew
something besides history, because
NINO led the loop in runs scored
and total hits. Don't be sur
prised when you read that BILLY
MCCARTNEY will take over the
management of MAX SCHME-
LING.
CHICK KENNEY.
The Washington times., 1938-05-13
WOMEN'S
RIGHTS
and LEFTS
BH Lillian Rirev-

Is there one boy in Washing
ton between the ages of 10 and
16 who does not wish he was
The Washington times., 1938-05-13
X X Footnotes X X

The Hoya Georgetown University's weekly newspaper
launched campaign for 150pound football team and printed
ballots for Only three votes received from th
entire student body "A schooboy phenomenon has beer
uncovered down South He is j. DEVAL of Isrouma Hgl
The Washington times., 1938-05-13
Klein Sets Pace in
Met. Open Tourney

NEW YORK. May 13.-Shooting
one under par for a SO, Willie
Klein, of Wheatly Hills, N. Y, a
dark horse, lead the first round of
play in the Metropolitan Open golf
tournament.
Klein's SO gave him a one-Stroke
lead on his nearest competitor, the
defending champion, Jimmy Hines,
Of Lakeville, L. l., who had a 10.
Others with 70'S were U. S. Open
Champion Ralph Guldahl and
Horton Smith, Of Oak Park, III.
The Washington times., 1938-05-13

Harvard, Penn
and Navy crews
compete for at
Annapolis, May
81, comes from
tn e collection
of the la t e
r o D M A N
w A N A M A K
Err, and is hall
marked l." Lon
don 1920" 1t
was m a d e by
hand by Girls
PIN FULLER,
famous silver
smith of that
neriod Birth
The Washington times., 1938-05-13
MAROONS HOSTS
IN TRACK MEET

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 13
Episcopal High School trackmen
will be host to Hill School of Potts.
town, Pa, and Woodberry Forest
Academy. of Orange, Va, in the
biggest track meet of the cam
paign here tomorrow
The Washington times., 1938-05-13

School, Baton Rouge, La, whot
jumped 6 feet 612 inches recently
The famous Adams Cup which
The Washington times., 1938-05-13

standing in
Johnny Cat
loth's cleated
shoes?
If there Is
his name is
p r o b a b y
Reginald or
at the very
worst Percival
a n d he'd
rather t q K e
his music les
son than go
out to Grit
fith's stadium
and see the
Mats n | a "
Evening star., 1938-04-14
AUTOMOBILES For SALE.

PONTIAC 1887 2-door sedan; in Al con-
dition;; here is real car at very rea-
rHnnS naaa baS. nre. % to SUIT h. ms . .n
satisfy any one about to purchase = new
We pass on to you. Priced at only S5a5;
tsrms ss w. sssndsra Nons Sss Motor Sales 1908 l4h
sTUDEBAKER 1887 Dictator cruising
equipped, large trunk; new-car appearance;
%sRes1y % At LEE ssq fs5Hs NE
ll31 lsth st. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1874 President State sedan.
nsh sdo suto very
LEE PsgFE sGTEGR fsE fae is HEM4yA s'h ST. s1rs
sTUDEBAKER 933 state sedan, s-wheel
es fdh ouR sRfs1y nIl'sd SALE LEE RoE s.
BUTLER. INC. ll37 18th st. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1887 St. Regis. Here's your
TO drive one Of Amsrea M
finish, tires, motor and entir. condition
is 10Y sa4 pced nov sa at oD
1895. few thousand miles is ali that
st onee Nos Nosrs nafsn ns foT sTh See
Open eve. and Sun. North 3o49
TUDEBAKERs-We can sell you tn.
finest transportation In a studebaker
fine studebaker features; priced from S57
up: over 200 fine cars to select from
LEE D. BUTLER. INC. 1877 18TH st. n ".
WILLYs taxicab 81; used a few months
and driven :..35l miles: special price dur
Ing our REMOVAL SALE at S4ai WHY'S
Washing ton. Inc. 1916 18th st. NV.
WILLYs 1928 De luxe sedan: almost neu
car. has only 1000 miles: priced at only
S5a5. 1898 WillYs coupe. almost a new
car. reduced Also one 1898 i7-ton light
delivery open truck, almost new. S545
All fully guaranteed for 40 days or 1000
miles: nev-car terms for financing. We
purchased these cars from local finance
cars for yo,r own satisfaction STANDARD
Motor Sales. 1908 J4th ST. nv. North
',2aS
Evening star., 1938-04-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
PONTIAC 1885 de luxe convertible coupe
paint, motor. tires like new; $40. At
lantic 1880 IA

PONTIAC 1885 de luxe convertible coupe;
pant Jnen, metor, tires like new; $40. At
PONTIAC 1888 2-door trunk sedan, "s";
sacrlhce; Sa1 S2!5; terms. Acme Motor Sales.
PONTIAC 1894 4-door sedan. S265: black
model on the market; e the Price l has IS BEEN s.tis
cut sod.v so it Is , real barsain; see this car
1893 th efss ST. terms w peca1r sasHaTt 4sna 1nc
PONTIAC 1887 s-cyl. conv. coupe, s7a5:
the sportiest car. on the road. beautiful
cream finish. black canvas top leather up
npsery cyt dpven 9r ss sod sS
Steuart,s written guarantee L. P. Steuart,
Inc. 1875 14th st. NV. Decatur 4so; "
PONTIAC. 1898 demonstrators and COM
coaches, town sedans, touring sedans and
sport Sport coupe; several colors. and many
At considerable savings Full trade allow
ance for your old car Arcade Pontiac Co,
direct factory Pontiac dealer. l4la Irving
st. NV, Adams O515.
PONTIAC 1888 :-door town sedan; at
tractive, new brown metallic finish. large
5Tiln foIm rnnk clesn !nsds ne rss per
ll26 10th st. NV. District 9141.
PONTIAC 1888 de luxe convertible coupe:
. new tires; private owner: S"95, cash or
terms. Owner. Dec. $500 after pm. I5'
PONTIAC 81 o-door. This is a clean
little car. Free wheeling synchromesh
transmission: low-speed, heavy duty motor
Only $4,000, 900 down, 81 90 no. at
Logan Motor, 354O 14th NV. next to
Cavalier Hotel.
PONTIAC 1896 "S" 2-door sedan. S4g5.
For a finer car. bigger savings see this
today for sure. Immacul ate black finish.
hester, clock and all d Ial equipment II s
a real low-mileaee car and condition
shows unusual care. Give 1t a fair trial,
Norris Inc, 20IS 14;h St NV North
3a49 Open evenings and Sundays.
PONTIAC sedans, 1881 models, i've to Sc
lect from: every one will give many thou
sands nf miles of carefree transportation:
priced from 500 to Sl5a See them today
AT Arcade Pontiac Co. l4ia Irving St n " =,
or large lot AT New York ave. and Bladens-
burg I'd. ne. Lincoln $500"
Evening star., 1938-04-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1888 four door sedan used
nsw ny mem5er Of stock exchange Arm since
Flood. dealer. 1921 Conn. Clev. s4OI.
PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan; truly low mileage car in practi-
Sy saiiy new-car condition. Beautiful mildly
WITH preferred past Faiiy uneondi,on s"S oar
ally guaranteed. See 1t today il YOU are
interested Insrs ID in saving real money. H. B.
Potomac 1900. Open evenings and Sunday
PLYMOUTH 1887 two-door touring sedan
carefully driven low-mileage car that
LOOKS @ IKE it Just came from the showroom
Immediately EVANs-PALMER, IN INC, 20 4sss ss:,
Conn: ave. next to Hot Shoppe,.
pLYMoggTH rnoiIA s 1913: coupe auiet, powerful
ceen pe ne tires clean INTERIOR
Liberal, low cost General Motors terms
Owens Motor Co. 6i.3 Ga. ave.
PLYMOUTH 1913, door sedan. and 1882
OF condition Exceptional values at Si.5
each. Schlesel and Golden, Dodge -Plym-
9nth dealers eanrgt, 33;! Carroll St. Takoma.
door sedan black finish. low mileage. de
lnoe ods, accessory sn1a, sr1up A very popular
Plymouth dealers. :i}3 carroll st., Takoma,
D. c. Georcia 1850.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe 2-door touring
sedan built-in trunk and many extras,
iuh W i)uS DidCh ilillSn ncN-caT appearance
and condition; attractiVely priced Schlegel
Golden Dodge Plymouth dealers 3:}3
Carroll ST. Takoma. D. C. Georgia 1850
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe custom sedan;
credit sacrifice; only 500 90, terms Mr.
Roper. 1880 R. l. ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH de luxe 1897 sedan finest
condition: must sacrifice. S535.OO. Mr..
Roper, 80 R. l. ave. ne.
new credit sacrifice. S393; small pay
ment; take up notes. Mr.. Roper, 1880
r. l. ave. ne.
PLYMOUTHS--A fine selection. from Sa7
TO 500. all especially priced during our
REMOVAL SALE; all models all years
Your Plymouth is HERE See them today
at LEE d. BUTLER. INC, 1877 18th ST.
NV.
PONTIAC 1897 four-door sedan; six
cylinder; used by Army colonel since new;
best buy in the city; S125 See Mr.. Flood,
dealer, 4"2l Conn Clev. s4OI
PONTIAC 1888 two-door sedan, with
trunk; used by Army Capt. Lind since
new: 80. See Mr.. Flood, 1921 Conn.
CleV. Sful. Dealer.
PONTIAC 1898 green 6-cy two door Sc
dah. low mileage; used by dealer: huge re-
duction. Pontiac 1883 grey four door Sc
dan. with largest trunk. radio heater de-
frostcr. used very little. Pontiac 1898
beige convertible coupe. black top. red
ieatner, real value. Pontiac 1888 black &
iour-door sedan. radio heater. defroster
nest buy in the city. See Mr. Flood dealer
A.|l Conn. Clev. S4Ol.
Evening star., 1938-04-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

excellent condition. has new tires and is an
exceptionally clean car; Formerly owned
by an attorney OF the Federal Radio
Commission. who purchased this car new.
This automobile is in equal condition TO
any late-model car and has been earased
and serViced at the Wsrdman Park Hotel
We fully guarantee this car and il is A
great bargain at $2a5 Standard Motor
Sales, 1908 14th st. NV. North 229s
Evening star., 1938-04-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

WTLLYs 1887 sedan, d I1jYe. Al ro157.
tlon excellent motor. very economical ear
oue. 80 miles per gallon, upholstery is
sspo.ie5S; nody, tenders and general condi-
tnspection; real bargain a. ONLY A5a
terms Standard Motor Sales, 1908 IAN
st. NV. North 229S f'n
1925 DEBAKER-President State Sc.
dan' black finish broadcloth upholster7.
ofic!aI. pURING Our REMoVAlLn Vln sAIE, sAI,
Sb41 LEE D, BUTLER. INC iI37 al,
A., NV. Studehaker dis'ri iblItor
Evening star., 1938-04-14

FORD '3S Tudor; used by company Off
clal. less than 1000 miles: new-car guar
sntee latest model: chromium mo!ding
So discount Logan Motor I'LL lSfh
ST. Never closed
Evening star., 1938-04-14

DE SOTO 1885 sedan; excellent end pow
terror; truly worth $50 NOR --o1~ price
S3o5. Packard Washington NJ Car Co.
cath, NJ and N SITS. NV. Repucilc O145
Omen evenings
Evening star., 1938-04-14

DE SOTO 1887 two-door touring sedan
A good looking big car that brings you the
economy of a small one. Drive it just
few miles. then ask the price--vou'N be
surprised how low it is. EVANS-PALMER
INC. 4432 Conn. ave. Next to Hot
Shoppel
Evening star., 1938-04-14

FORD 1897 convertible club coupe 4 =
PASSENGER with de luxe radio: driven since
new hy local newspaper editor: real value
S5s5. See Nr. Flood, 4H"l Conn. Clev.
Stnl. Dealer.
Evening star., 1938-04-14

FORD 36 de luxe coupe. oricinal gull gray
/ oaEed enamel, turned in By doctor, only
one owner: AZ S}96.dD his car is a buy:
and Va. ave. 4 " Me-. .,SlS
Evening star., 1938-04-14

DE SOTO 1887 de luxe 4-door sedan;
guaranteed to please every buyer looking
for the unusual in fine car transportation
All dual equipment; smart gun metal fin
ish; Immaculate upholstery and a power
full motor. This car has clas-. See it
today if you are interested in big saw
ing. Internationally guaranteed. H. B.
Ieary, Jr. s. Bros, 1921 IAN St y w
Potomac 1900. Open evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1938-04-14

FORD de luxe Fordor, 1887: viii sell S46S
equity for S21:.5o and transfer unpa id
notes of StS.;i5 each: S100.Ou cash will
make deal, bal. can be arranged with
owner. North lnnnO. Ext "4N
Evening star., 1938-04-14

FORD 193. convertible sedan. heater.
radio. built-in trunk. white sidewall tires
chromium hub caps: only driven $500
miles. Former owner well known in
Washington, Name on request Price.
5, 10 Warf1eld Motor Co. @5.5 Sherman
ave. NV
Evening star., 1938-04-14

1903, 4 disc wheelS' fendnr tjtaiI Wis bIars
paint. radio. heater; this is certainly a
hne clean car: you will find it priced far
below the market. g! '!.615. c. c. {. Guar
arty. Capitol Cadillac Co, l'!!23 @"nd St.
u Nal I:tNn Omen Sun and
Evening star., 1938-04-14

FORD 30 Tudor. trunk. radio, heater de
!u%e Steerlne wheel, original green finish
drlFen l4huo miles by prominent attorney
Logan Motor, :,lst and Va. ave. NV
Evening star., 1938-04-14

DE SOTO 1922 sedan real Chrysler
product that has depreciated far more in
price than it has in value. Clean inside
outside and underneath. Tndav's special
st 81 69. EVANS PAL MER, INC. New
York and Florida aves. ne.
Evening star., 1938-04-14

FORD de luxe Tudor. radio and heater: a
/ car that was used carefully by an Army
colonel S!9o is a reasonable price; any
! Gar down payment. or 81 go down. bal!
Nl'oN mo. No co-Sencrs. LoGan Motor,
= ] 81 and Va ave. u Me- nSlS
Evening star., 1938-04-14

eedsn TadIo and ar beater e6ujpped o de nxe
accessory group. lustrous black finish, new
car appearance and condition; 45a.
Schlegel g. Golden, Dodee-Plymouth deal
ers %33 Carroll St. Takoma. D. C.
Evening star., 1938-04-14

CHEVROLET 1920 coach, $4,000 miles
'ery clean. original owner: good mechani-
cal CONDITION, tires. pant upholstery
Evening star., 1938-04-14

FORD 1898 black tWo-door sedan S.
horsepower: hsed bv very careful driver;
S6!o. See Mr.. Flood. dealer. 42cl Conn
Clev Stni
Evening star., 1938-04-14

PACKARD lH::, J-pasS. touring sedan.
l"O-C; large trunE, dark gray paint, all
good tires, fine. clean upholstery. radio,
| heater; this car is IN splendid condition.
500. c. {. c. Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac
Co. l@,9!',, Ind s.. NV. Natl $500. Open
{ 1oH
Evening star., 1938-04-14

DODGE 1885 2-door trunk sedan. SAG;
this clean. beautiful car is a real honest
bargain; metallic gray finish, hydraulic
brakes. foating-power motor. Convince
yourself and see it today Sold with L. P.
Steuart's written guarantee Easy terms.
l. P. Steuart, Inc, 1928 l4th ST. NV. De-
t1ix AS0S
Evening star., 1938-04-14

FORD 1887 model s5 coupe; low mileage;
new-car appearance and performance in
every detail; 800. Packard WASHINGTON
Motor Car Co, 24th. NJ and N sts. NV.
Republic 0145. Open evenings and Sun
6ayc
Evening star., 1938-04-14

FORD 81 de luxe Fordor touring sedan,
Geo. Wash. blue. white tires. radio. vanity
mirrors. clock, heater; only / 900 miles.
Sells new for $3.50, az S5S5. This car
Is a treat: any car in traGe: used by
official of Coca Cola Company. Logan
OF fIo
Evening star., 1938-04-14

heater, an eXceptionalIy clean car with
very low mileage, has original tires. also
has seat covers and many extra acces
sOrles; this car is real huv e. only SSa5.
Easy terms. Standard Motor Sales. 1905
Iith U Nnrfh .,.,Is
Evening star., 1938-04-14

DODGE 1885 coupe. Jet black color. busi-
ness model, with large rear impairment
an ideal car for pleasure and business;
conservative looking and has lines of dis
tnCtIon. Here is a car you probably have
been looking for for months come in
before It's sold. Fully guaranteed. real
buy al only S%95. Standard Motor Sales,
Evening star., 1938-04-14

OLDSMOBILE 'S' 1886 !-door trunk Sc
dan; the original attractive blue finish is
Just like new; large built-in trunk; spot
less inside. fine tires. perfect mechanically.
S5a3. Pohanka Service. 1126 Goth st. NV.
District
Evening star., 1938-04-14

FORD 9}1 Fordor touring sedan: hiilt-in
trunk, spotless interior. looks and runs
Ike a new car; heater and other Access
sorleS. Nowhere in Washington can you
heat this fine car at onr Honest Price of
$50. Liberal General Motors terms
Owens Motor n
Evening star., 1938-04-14

CHEVROLET master coach 1851: trunk
and heater; will sell equity OF Sal .a6
for 80 and transfer unpaid notes
Of SHs.HS each: Sion. .0o will make deal
balance can he arranged with owner
North 1nnnD ES
Evening star., 1938-04-14

OLDSMOBILE 1897 .-door trunk sedan
| just like new throughout: black finish
large built-in trunk. Spotless interior, fine
| tires; mechanically perfect; you won't find
nicer one in town; $50. Pohanka Serv-
| ice. l.f 2hth st. NV. District 9lal.
| OLDSMOBILE 1896 1-door sedan This
car runs and looks perfect: So. No turn
in. Call Republic 800 or 80 G ST. w
| Dealer
Evening star., 1938-04-14

PACKARD de luxe phaeton: open car big
s-cyl. with trunk rack; stored in Ward
man PARK garage since new. most out
standing value; 500. See Mr.. Flood.
dealer 4ool Conn ClnY 240l
Evening star., 1938-04-14

PACKARD 1886 model l2o-B touring Sc.
dan; high-erade car that's in the pink Of
reduced TO S595--full trade allowance for
your car. Packard WASHINGTON Motor Car
Co, 24th. NJ and SIS NV. Republic oli5,
PACKARD 1885 de luxe 13o door. trunk
sedan This car Is one OF the famous
"l"0" series which skyrocketed Packard
sales to a never before known volume.
Its dstine uished appearance is character
istic OF all Packard cars while its smooth
ride and sparkling performance Will make
YOU marvel. Finished in black that Sparkles
like new. with SpotleSS interior, eX-
cellent tires and mechanically recondi-
toned from stem to stern. this car at its
taalchionSth low pIlce IS ieat @ oHT, rTleeo
Motor Co, l5'.t l4th ST. n ", 18th and
Pa. ave. Sc. lith and Chapin SITS. De-
catur Atlantic J31U
Evening star., 1938-04-14

CHRYsLER 1885 So coupe. S395. Take
this sporty model out on the open road
for demonstration today. VIII attract
ettention everywhere. Smart jet black fin
tsh. Clean as pin inside and out. It's
real bargain. Internationally guaran-
teed H. B. Leary. Jr.. & Bros. 4500
Wisconsin ave. 'corner Albemarle street.
Potomac 39HI Open evenings and Sunday.