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Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
National League
Turns Into Eight
Club Flag Battle
PhiIs Wallop Re ds
To Narrow Maroin
OIL Leaders

NEW YORK, May 8. CUP)-An
eight-club pennant race-the dream
of all baseball magnates-waS an
actually today in the National
league.
Only two and a half games sep
arated the league-leading Reds from
the last-place Pirates. The gap
from second to seventh place was
one game.
What were Sundays second-divi-
sion clubs all turned on the upper
strata clubs yesterday and whaled
them. Most humiliating defeat of
all was handed the pacemaking
Reds. Leading 6-3 going into the
eighth, Cincinnati blew an 81 de-
cision to the PhillieS. Johnny Van
der Nicer for the fourth time this
season failed to finish and set the
stage for the Phils' triumph by his
wildneSs. The Phils' five-rm rally
in the eighth was crowned by Chuck
Kelins triple with the bases loaded.
Pittsburgh knocked off the Bees,
3-2, when Pitcher Jim Tobin dou-
bled in the ninth scoring Lee
Handley. Pepper Martin stole home
to give st. Louis 10 victory over
Brooklyn and a tie for second place
with the Dodgers. Big Bill Lee
pitched and batted the Cubs to a
4-2 triumph over the Giants.
High spot of the Giants game
was Carl Hubbell's return to the
box for the first time since August
% last year. Coming in as a relief
pitcher in the eighth. Hubbell was
accorded one of the finest ovations
ever handed a ball player by the
crowd of 5000 at the Polo Grounds.
He faced six men. retiring them in
order, the first three in the eighth
on three pitched balls.
Idle because of rain. the Red Sox
regained their American league lead
when the Yankees were southpawed
to defeat by the White Sox, 5-3
Edgar Smith. Athletics castoff, let
the YankS down with seven hits
and inflicted the fourth defeat on
them by a southpaw Yves Ferrell
made his first start and. despite
only five hits, was beaten by wild
ness.
The collapse of the Detroit Tigers
continued as the Athletics plastered
the BengalS with a 6-5 setback.
dropping them to the American
league cellar. Rookie Bill Nagels
homer was the winning blow
Scoring six runs in the seventh.
Cleveland routed an old jinx, Ken
Chase. and beat Washington. go
The Indians had waited % innings
before giving Willis Hudlin a run
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
Statistics Reveal Cause
o. Los Angeles Slump
Batters' Averaoes
Fall; Dom
DaHesandro PAGES
Ry UNITED PRESS

The reason for the exhibition OF
skidding put on by the Angels OF
the Los Angeles Pacific Coast league
in the past three weeks was to be
found in averages released today by
statistician William MCGEE of San
Francisco.
The Seraphs, who have won only
five of their last II games after
an early-SeaSon 19-game winning
streak. no longer are represented
among the five leading hitters.
On April "a, three of the first
five batters were Angels; Jim rip
Collins led in home runs and runs
batted in and three Los Angeles
pitchers were undefeated
Today the Angels haven't a bat
ter among the first five; Collins has
added only two home runs to his
previous total of nine and has bat
ted in only 43 runs. a gain of three
He still leads in those two categor-
les, however,
The leading hitter of the league
this week is Dom Dallessandro OF
San Diego who boasts a mark of
400. Spencer Harris of Hollywood
dropped to second place with an
average of 1893; Rosenberg of Port
land has 1878, Puccinelli of Holly
wood is fourth with 371 and DOM
inic DiMaggio of San Francisco is
hitting 800.
Ira Smith of Sacramento and
Charlie Lieber of Los Angeles are
the leading pitchers with three
wins and no defeats each. Doug
Van Fleet of the Angels also is
undefeated but he has seen no ac-
ton in the past fortnight.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
&c. Tennis Club
Completes Season

Ell Centres tennis club wound up
the seasons activities Monday night
at meeting to map plans for next
years play, according to Bill Max
well. secretary.
The annual county singles cham
pionship will be played the first
three weekends in November, the
group decided and division for
players under i3 years of age will
be included in the tournament.
After reports of the president
secretary and treasurer the group
adjourned until September 25, when
the club will resume activity.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
Kelley Leads in
Amateur Tourney

PASADENA. May 9. CUP)-Ren-
ME Kelly of the University OF
Southern California led the field
today into the second qualifying
round of the southern California
amateur golf championships.
Kelly is the southern California
collegiate champion and is cousin
of state champion Roger Kelly. He
had a So for the first 18 holes yes
terday, one under par for the An
nandale course.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
CaIexico Ball Win
Nets 18th Title
In II Years

Calexico high schools baseball
team stacked away its togs for an
other season Tuesday and returned
the valley championship to the
Bulldog trophy case where it has
rested for 13 of the past IA years.
Calexico sent Brawley highs de-
Tending champions to their third
defeat of the season and maintain
ed the Bulldog perfect record Mon
day afternoon by defeating Bob
Erskine's charges 1872.
Ralph Skiles went the distance
for the Brawley nine but errors and
timely hits paved the way for his
downfall. Armando Valencia hurled
winning ball for the CaleXicans
to chalk up his sixth league victory
against no defeats.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. May 9. UP)-
Prices improved but business again
was slow In early trading on the
Los Angeles stock exchange today.
Hancock Oil went TO a new high.
up 2s points so 42is on sale Of 2Jn
shares.
other sales included: Roberts
Pub. Mkts. 100 shares 3$4 unchang
ed; Transamerica 100 shares 5% up
y Richfield Oil 100 shares up u
Consolidated Steel common Joe
shares "A unchanged; the pfd. 10o
shares 9 up Is; Gen. Motors 10Q
shares 44& up q; Ryan Aero JOG
shares 5k up u; Taylor Milling
100 shares ~ down Is Yosemite
Portland Cement pfd 100 shares
SO unchanged; Edison common JOG
shares 26 unchanged: Southern Pac.
100 shares 13h up y.
sales in early trading 300 shares,
II issues up. two down. four un-
changed.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
Low Scorers in
Match Announced

Les Rogers, Wayne Elvander and
Ward McPherrin, who shot 76's over
the La Mesa country club course
Sunday in team matches with Bar
bara Worth, tied for second low
gross Curley Vesey, Barbara Worth
pro, announced Tuesday. In the
blind bogey, Louis DeVita and Won
Azhderian tied for first. Also TAX
ing places in this event were Lee
Lamberson, Curley Butler and Tu-
ney Williams.
Mrs Ernie Beale of Holtville took
second low net honors in the wom-
ems sweepstakes. She shot an 80
to 13 handicap.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
GaIento Stars in
Exhibition Bouf

DENVER, May 9. CUP)-Tony
Galento, the New Jersey bartender,
knocked Phil Johnson, New York
Negro. to the canvas three times
last night in their four round ex-
hibition fight.
Twice in the second round and
once in the fourth Galento dropped
johnson. Galento. who weighed 24O
pounds before the exhibition, meets
Champion Joe Louis for the heavy
weight boxing title on June %.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
100 Valley Track
Athletes to Run
In District Meet

More than 100 Imperial Valley
track and field athletes will jour
ney to San Diego Saturday to COM
pete in the district meet at the San
Diego State college track.
Valley trackmen, winners of
places in the annual county meet
will be pitted against the best ath-
letes in San Diego county's Metro
politan and Southern leagues in the
meet.
Coaches predicted the valley ath-
letes would hold their own, how
ever, in the annual district meet
ing.
Winners in the San Diego meet
will represent the district in the
Southern California finals.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
PhiIIies Sell Lou
Finney TO Bosox

PHILADELPHIA. May 9. CUP)-
The American league Athletics to-
day announced the sale of Lou
Finney, first baseman and out
fielder. to the Boston Red Sox.
Officials did not disclose the
purchase price it was believed to
be approximately $4,000. Finney
mas been with the AS five years
but only once, in 1886, did he hit
over 300
The National league Phillies sim
ultaneously announced the release
of Shortstop Eddie Feinberg to st.
Paul of the American Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
Ambers Scores
Impressive Win

PHILADELPHIA, May 9. CUPl-
former world lightweight champion,
Lou Ambers of Herkimer, N. Y
was regarded today as an even
money bet to regain his title from
Henry Armstrong this summer af-
ter an impressive victory over jim
my Vaughn of Cleveland last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
T.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, NAV 8. lUPJ-
Hogs. saleable 400. slow. about
steady. top 7.s5. bulk 7.6o-7.75. Do-
cal s,5o-7: sows 4.s5-5.50.
Cattle. saleable 400. Generally
steady. Good fed steers 950-9.s5
some held higher. Plain steers
down. plain grass heifers 7.25 down
Medium cows 6-6 rs, cutter grades
s-6.60; bulls 6.75 down: calves 200
slow. mostly steady. Nealers 300
IO. SO: calves $50 down.
sheer saleablc 100. Lambs steady
mediu INTO good 70-76 lbs. lambs
z fAO-1.6b.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
Eagles BowIers
Sink 2O-30

In a game as close as a Scots
mans purse, Ell Centre Eagles
Bowling team Monday night de-
feated the 2O-3O duck pin cham
pions, 1850 to 1916 in the FL Centre
Alley.
Red Bernard Of the 2O-30 and
j. Pepper of the Eagles were high
scorers with marks of 1875 and 1877.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09

'perial would decrease interest in
league play, cause serious injury
to many lighter Imperial players
and make the season too long, drew
a schedule which will pit Brawley
against Ell Centre and Calexico
against Holtville in opening games.
FL Centro, Brawley, Holtville and
CaleXico teams would each play Inn
perial once in a non-league engage
ment, coaches agreed. Games would
be played on Tuesday nights.
The action of the coaches, Bob
Erskine of Brawley pointed out.
will not be official until principals
approve the schedule and the mea-
sure to exclude Imperial from the
football league.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
PRISONER DENIES HE
STOLE CLOTHES HERE

Fred Duckworth, 20, Mexican.
denied in police court Tuesday that
he had stolen a suit of clothes in
El Centro April /.
He was arrested in Calexico this
weekend and returned to El Centro
to face trial. He will be tried in
police court Nav Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
CHICAGO GRAMS

CHICAGO. MAY 9. IUPJ-Wbeat
ruled strong on the Chicago board
Of trade today, reflecting increased
fears. Of crop damage in the south
west as well as unfavorable reports
from Canadian and American spring
" heat areas.
Grain receipts included IA cars Of
wheat, SO Of corn. and 26 Of oats.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. May 9. CUP)-
Hens, Iegnurns. ~ ~ jh lbs. 15c
Hens, leghornS, 5 Z u lbs. =. 15c
Hens. leghorus. over 4 lbs. :. 15c
Hens. colOred. 3 y to I lbs. . 21c
Hens, colored, I lbs. up ...... 21c
Broiiers. over / Up to p lbs. 13c
Broilers, over ] and up to 2L 14c
Fryers. 2iz lbs mp t. g. lbs. 18c
Fryers, Colored. 34 to 4 lbs. 2Oc
Frrers, LeghOrns. 2la lbs. to 5 lac
Roasters. colOred. AZ lbs up >. &c
Old Roosters, coIored ...... 12c
Old Roosters, leghorn ,.... &C
Stays .................. 15c
Ducklings. over 5 lbs. ....... 1Sc
Ducks under 3 lbs. ............ 12C
Old Ducks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0Sc
Young geese ................. 1Sc
Young tom turkeys, 20 lbs. up 21c
Young tom turkeys IA TO 20 lbs. 19c
Young Hen Turkeys, 9 to il lbs. 21c
Young Hen Turkeys, IL lbs. up 21c
Old Hen Turkeys .......... lac
Old Tom Turkeys .......... lac
Capons under Z lbs. .................. 24c
Capons, s lbs. and up ......- 26c
Rabbits no. / white 3h lbs
II i- Ibe II r.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
Cayarretta Suffers
Broken Ankle

NEW YORK, May g. CUP)-Phil
Cavaretta, Chicago Cub outfielder,
was in a hospital today suffering
from a broken right ankle that will
keep him out of the lineup for a
month or longer.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
Markets At
A Glance
Hy United Press

Stocks higher
Bonds higher: L. S. Government
at new highs.
Curb higher.
Foreign exchange steady.
Cotton mp as much as so cents.
Wheat up = III: corn = up 10
Y off
Rubber firm.
Silver unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
Valley Football Coaches Vote to Exclude
imperial from County League in 1899
TEAM NOT STRONG ENOUGH, MENTORS
AGREE; MATTER TURNED TO COUNTY ;
PRINCIPALS FOR APPROVAL

Imperial Valley grid coaches Monday night voted to
exclude Imperial high school from payn the valley league
season, drew tentative schedule and offered both
measures to the county principals for final approval
The valley coaches who believed the entrance of I'M
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
l.. A. GRAINS
ANGELES, May 9

Los ANGELES, May 3. lUIJ-
California Urams---sacEed
Milo No yellow go. $1.22h -127 u
Wheat. No. ] hard ...... S1.35-1 40
Wheat, No. ] soft VIII. e.. S1.35-1 40
Barley Bri. (Western) $1.07h -l12H
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANG ELES, MAY 3. tUPJ-
Butter: extras 24c, prime firsts 22c
standard 211sc. uDdergrade 2lc.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
Yannes, Sailor Jack Coggins Carded
In Main Event Thursday Night;
Harris, CoIima Clash in Semi

Bobby Yannes the Pacific Coasts fastest rising heaVy-
weight boxing and Sailor Jack Coggns, the heavy
weight who looks and acts like Joe Louis will batter each
other in the ten round main event at the Ell Centre athletic
clnh Thn1sdav NIGHT COggns is undefeaed in six starts
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
l.. A. BANKS
Z. A. HAY

Los ANGELES. May 9. UP) -
Transamcrica .....-...... 5A b%
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09

SELL farm produce through
Post Press Want Ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-09
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, May 9. OUP) =

SpOts Closed higher, mlduHhs J'V4'
sales 324 bales.
Evening star., 1939-08-06

week, before she had decided that she couldn't
afford anything but a sweater Cissy had just had
her hair done, too, andit looked perfectly
full, in flat curls, upward. Cissy looked lovely.
"Oh, no." Hartley said She wouldn't do
at ALL No motion. Not fluid"
WELL" Elizabeth said. So Cissy wasn't
fluid She felt warm glow towards Hartley
She fished again for the comb, which was not
there He began to give directions. Don't
look at me- Look - look sort of half back -
towards the Campanile. And come fast, just as
you were before. No, don't want your hair
combed want it flying. Wind! You know
motion"
Elizabeth went back. She went back over
the bridge and came fast, looking back towards
the Campanile just eleven times, with Hartley
running around like a jack rabbit swapping from
all sorts of angles Nobody paid any attention,
but she felt sort of silly When it was all over
he scuttled off, without hardly saying thank
you.
He might at least have asked me to have
choc malt, she thought. But he was sort of
funny looking, with that maroon sweater and
the camera and all those books 50 it wouldn't
have been much fun anyway.
When she got home, Felix. the Filipino boy
who worked for room and board and $40
month, was huddled over the dining room
table, with his notebook and lot of math
problems, mumbling to himself, and Nom.
with polka dot smock over her georgette, was
Evening star., 1939-08-06

about, SO that's how 1t is, eh! and you knew
he understood, even if he didn't really know
in his mind what was bothering you
And for once, he was some help. He knew
the Adams boy. and he knew something about
his camera work. too Doogan, in the physics
department, had told him something about It,
He went on to tell about the camera and she.
in her turn, didn't listen, and Father knew that
she wasn't really listening. But she was SYM
pathetic, so he talked on, and was happy, and
they both had to rouse themselves to say good
by to Nom, when she rushed out to her camp
fire meeting, all done up in fringed chamois
and beads.
Your mother would like it if you'd go with
her once or twice, on special occasion like this
one -- to show you're still interested in the
movement" he said, warily.
Il know Do you think ought to-
She wanted to please Nom. She really ad-
nred her for her energy and enthusiasm but
Evening star., 1939-07-23
FARMS FOR SALE.
<@-Al-AN

6h:AcRE sALT-wATER FRONT FARMS
sandy beach. nsh, oysters and crabs; good
MATTAERs Ssu CO. Gssn esmbriase. S'ee Md SS'!o'
loo-AcRE FARM, Situated On ROUTE
90 4 miles vest Of Fairfax Courthouse
County. 7:room house, and necessary out
buildings. Well watered by stream and we'll
116 acres suitable for hieh-slass sub,
I'll rs acres; so miles from Alexandria. Va,
once. The owner Of this properly is not
able TO use it and is in, need of money;
Her husband died several years ago and
timber Large s-room house which is in
need OF new windows and paint, This is
sale. $1,000; terms. all cash
IN 80 mostly small poTon
one size; 8 miles from Alexandria. Va,
near Franconia. Improved by old farm
nf and OUT iha xooa Te
watered by springs.
IT This tract is in the section where sub
% hs asted woud make an
poultry and truck farm as the soil is good,
and in former years the owner made
good living and saved money running a
~, This IS in an estate and is PRICED sed very
low to settle the estate. Price, $4,000.
Doniphsr Bldg, aiexandria, Va Phone
Alex. $40.
MONTGOMERY T0R e0YNTY eSI,E FARMS
7-room frame house, excellent condition;
bright. CHEEKY rooms; bank barn. corn crib;
chicken house, hog sty. wagon she'd small
r'c acres corn l'e Price SAT- * oon Possession
1o acres, improved with two-story
frame frame house. ELECTRICITY; mesthouse chicken
Hard road frontage. wv
loe alton. Price $4,000. " Laying Houses,
8 acres, Route e4o, improved with mod;
beautiful shrubbery, Price. $1,000,
p2ee T2ends g wishes to rer n
this section of Montgomery County it is
WORT while to look it over
will 5saee ss s saey eqspped s sbppns nTen mix o.
FRED MsE1'Gs'9Hi + eusAMAN ii 100 North Adams St.
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville $3.50.
Montgomery County Farms.
Reduced $500 for quick sale. :25 acres,
Dirt road Mosy @s To% Moode
near Riding and Hunt Club. Price. $1,000.
Terms.
40 acres M. manor CluD, on paved
road No buildings, beautiful building site.
stream. Whole or part. $50 per acre.
8 acres. 6-rm house, Laytonsville Sec
tion Price $1,000 Terms
so TO 100 acres. $50 per acre; IA miles
from D. c. line.
81 acres, Poolsville section: 5-rm. house.
electricity, 1000 young apple and peach
trees. Price. $500. Terms
Manv other large and small farms listed
for sale.
]. E. KELLY,
Oxley Bldg. Rockville Md
Phone weekdays, Rockville 203.
SUNDAYS. Rockville l5-J.
Evening star., 1939-07-23

sEASHoRE HOMES AND BUILDING LOTS,
repossessed for taxes, at give-away prices.
ALL CITY-OWNED, priced for quick sales.
Excellent opportunities for small hotels
boarding and rooming houses or private
homes Lots all sizes, suitable for any use.
For full details and prices write City Hall
Cape May, N. J. Request Booklet T.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WILL TRADE NEW Ar. COTTAGE ON
small house. Natl: 1920. Woodley o747. "
SHADY SIDE. TER-FRONT cor
tage with rowboat, 4 rooms, BATH $25
week. Greenwood 243S
COBB ISLAND. WOODLAND POINT. OLD
Cedar Point. The best fishing ducking,
grabbing Sn and SAILING. mostly surrounded
cYtts cy water beng dnG always cool. FURNISHED
beautiful wooded sites; il YOU want real
salt water, See ANDREW NORRIS. resident
agent Cobb Island by Routes 5 and via
Waldorf and La Plata: or
e15 10th St NV. Natl soe5.
LOG CABIN.
New. rooms and bathroom, cleo.
artesan well, large trees; S1,S50.0O; easy
terms Located at Cedarhurst on Chesa-
peake Bay tnear Shady Side. Md. 81
miles d. c., good roads. Also inspect new
cottages at $1,000 $1,495 and S2.45O.
Bldg sites for sale, $500 down, $5 90
monthly. Cedarhurst has seawall cleo,
boat harbor, pier, bathing, fishing. etc.
BAUMAN. / Thomas Circle Natl. 1929.
Woodley 0747.
BAY CLIFF ESTATES. ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay to Is acre tracts. $3.50 acre. 55
miles from Washington. Take Solomons
I'd.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY.
Prince Frederick Calvert Co. Md
Phone 2-M
Evening star., 1939-07-23

HERRING BAY COZY COTTAGE FOR
rent. on bay, accom-. s; also smaller one
bing: electricity. water committing dis
tance; make reservations. Woodley 3232.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

COVE POINT BEACH, FURN. COT
taees for rent by the week or month.
OWENS REALTY. Met 1858.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY FOR SALE
At Cape Anne on Chesapeake Bay 27
miles from. D, G.; furnished cottage on
the water front: 5 rooms. bath. electricity.
The house is practically new, very pretty
and at one Of the finest legations 81 in this
by Marlboro and road No. 4 to Chesa-
peake Beach road. 2 miles by latter TO TO
feet; wooded. near the water: as low as
S95.0O. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 K
CAPE ANNE AND ST. CLEMENT SHORES
cottages should be secured now for ~ the
few are available. LOUIS P SHOEMAKER,
1719 K St NV. Natl. 1866,
FOR sALE-4-RooM COTTAGE, / BLOCK
ADAMS. Sd. Colonial Beach. Va. Phone
Dahlgren (VaD 156.
BEACH PROPERTY WANTED IN TRADE
for small business. Randolph 1892.
HERRING BAY. MASONS BEACH
Furn. cottage; accom- 6-s: available Au-
gust 6; S12 week. Box ASST. Star.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
A Real Farm.
Southern MARYLAND.

SOuCneTn maryland.
1l2 HOURS DRIVE FROM THE DISTRICT.
300 acres. 40 of which are either under
cultivation or in, pasture. stream in each
field. Fruit trees. crops, grape vines. etc
Large masters residence, . baths, screened
porches. electricity; > tenant houses. new
garage. machine house about 4Ox4O', to-
bacco barns and other necessary outbuild-
ings. Completely equipped with new farm
machinery, including FARMALL TRACTOR.
There are Guernsey milk cows, 10 steers
and heifers. so hogs, 3 sheep and . horses.
For sale with all stock, equipment and
growir crops. Attractively priced. IT
MUST BE SOLD. For full particulars call
MR.. PARKER. THOMAS j. FISHER g.
COMPANY. INC DISTRICT $3.50
Evening star., 1939-07-23
FARMS WANTED.

FARM. ABOUT 100 ACRES. WITHIN 20
miles D. c.. Give price. location. descrip-
ton OF farm and buildings. Box 900,
80 OR MORE FARM ACREAGE, NEARBY
Maryland or Virginia. Box 73-Q. Star.
23+
WANTED-TO HEAR FROM OWNER OF
farm or unimproved land for sale. VIM
HAWLEY, Baldwin. Wis.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

GROUND FL. WAREHOUSE. 35x14O FIT.
. ofhceS. inclosed loading platform. Cen
Irad n W location; suitable any business
DIXIE REALTY CO, Natl $3.50.
INDUSTRIAL STORAGE SPACE AVAIIA-
BILE for contractors and equipment. by week
month or wear B. & O. r. R. watchman
on premises. Rep. OO27
Evening star., 1939-07-23
SUMMER CAMPS.
PETER PAN SUMMER CAMP
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
2TO IL YEARS OLD.

Swimming. hiking. nature studies, music.
dancing. individual tutoring Reasonable
rates Transportation furnished free.
l604 Park Rd. NV. Adams 2734.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
(C.onfiruod

I tACRE, WOODED, ON PARK RD., VI
CLYDE HINES. Chestnut 244O.
Evening star., 1939-07-23

CHEVROLET 1886 de luxe coach suaran-
teed to pass d. c. inspection tests one of
the best cars on the market for business
and family use. Al mechanical condition
throughout Ave fine tires: nowhere in the
city can you beat this one at our low
Honest Price of $3.50: pay 500 down
BALANCE to suit you. Owens Motor Co.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
FOR SALE-FARMS

FOX SALE-FARMS.
.. farm on main highway, with bus
nne. electricity and telephone: beautiful,
modern house of 7 rooms and 2 baths:
garage, chicken house. young apple orchard,
spring. stream, about IL acres Of land.
Fairfax County. Va, place. less than 30
minutes drive from the city ofdces. Price,
$4,000.
171e x st. NV. Natl. 1166.
Evening star., 1939-07-23

i1bUOGE ibrd,GSdE 1885 touring sedan. Al condition
apcuHaIly paIIly used only 16 months by one owner
RuicE IRsuMiIceG e. 10 $3.50 for days only. wade
90 90 inc, Used Car Lot, S2O6 Geor.
ga ave. SILVER Spring. Md 49,
Evening star., 1939-07-23

FUIQ 1870 Coupe. SnS5
WAKEFIELD MOTOR CO
FORD, Mercury Lincoln Zephyr.
t.oL Iftn 81. NV. Adams 5000
Evening star., 1939-07-23

CASH FOR ANY MAKE CAR,
WE PAY orr THE NOTES.
Leo Rocca. Inc.
6-7-0-ll N. Y Ave NE Natl 1921
Evening star., 1939-07-23

TSRD rSlst, 1888 go 2-dr. trunk; radio.
ga1Ton Unity so means 20 to - miles on one on:
at NSa Sas9 pl gIaSGolne I1iG specially priced today
Evening star., 1939-07-23

BROOM COTTAGE. TRICITY;
Cedarhurst. Md; $4,000; take electrical
equipment. farm equipment, livestock in
trade. Box SO, Star