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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1894 4-door sedan. 7-passenger:
s175. Flood Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut
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PRICE, $9,25O.OO.
INCOME, S1,71O.OO.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

Four-family brick apartment. ne. on
one of main arterial highways. Newly
papered and painted: oil heat
H. G. SMITHY CO Ma. 5904.
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Field yesterday afternoon. In the
nisl1fcap. Key West Conclis used
three pitchers TO hold the threat
snins attacks of Hcadside Pirates.
who bowed to. the champions. 8
70 2.
Displaying as beautiful pitch
ing duel as ever seen round this
neck o. the woods in many day,
Dickey Navarro, using slow
tantalizing underhand delivery
very effectively, bested Mario
Sanchez, former Pirate mounds
man, in a ten-inning battle broken
up by third. baseman Carbonell's
single with the bases full.
Navarro, who has that battling
underhand delivery. should have
scored shutout but two costly
errors on one play in the 9th
round gave the Blue Sox their
only runs of the game. A fairly
hard-hit ball to shortstop by AL
berto Acevedo that got away
from John Navarro and leftfield-
er Rueda accounted. for the Sox'
pair of TALES. Tony Castellano
got two of. the four hits allowed
the Sox.
Although Mario Sanchez was
touched; for II safeties, he de-
serves a, lot of credit for holding
down the hard hitting Trojans to
three runs. Time and again, San
chez squeezed out. of tight spots
without damage.
The Sunday before, Sox lost a
la-inning. game to Trojans. 6 to
5. Last in standings, the Sox
have played great games but
have received bad breaks.
Box score
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BLUE SOX TO PLAY
lin Fl. MYERS NEXT
NDDAY ONE GAME
WILL cARRx STRONG NINE:
MOLINA. ourFIELDER. IS
LEADING HITTER AT Pres
EMIT
BY PEDRO AcuInARs

Blue Sox, member of Monroe
County Summer Baseball League,
will travel to Ft. Myers next
Sunday for a game in that city.
Sox have lost two overtime
games in league play in the past
two Sundays. Al week ago Sum
day. they hooked up in a 13-in-
ming affair with Roadside Pirates
and lost 6 to 5. Yesterday, they
battleds for. 10 innings with Tro-.
jams and went down 8 to q
Mario Sanchez pitched a great
game for the Sox yesterday, but
errors were the cause of his,
downfall. The placing OF, Gabriel
Garcia behind the plate has
strengthened that department.
Gafciass arm is. much more ac-
curate5 than, Manolo Acevedo's
throwing limb.
On the team are two other
pitchers; G, Diaz and Howard
Gates. Tony Casteliano is first
basemaH AL Acevedo, second
basepan: NJ. Acevedo, third base
man; Fidel Lopez, shortstop;
Honky Molina, leftfield; ]. Gar
ella, centerfield; AL Rodriguez.
rightfield. M. Medina is the
coach and Frank Caraballo the
MANAGER.
1t; is possible that Fred and
Puby, Carbonell and Mario Her
nandez of the Pirates will also
make the trip to Ft, Myers.
Leading hitter of the club at
prese1t, is Molina, followed by
Casteilano and j, Garcia. Close
behind. are Gabriel, M. Acevedo
and F. Lopez.
Diaz and NJ. Sanchez have both
pitched a game in the Summer
League and both lost, in extra
innings.
The club expects to- leavea here
Saturday and return Sunday
night.
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REDS INCREASE
LEAD OYER IDLE
CARDS; CUBS WIN
YAN<s BLAST, TIGERS. RED
sox AND INDIANS SPLIT
TWIN BILL, BROWNS TAKE
TWO FRoM MATS
Especial to The citizen,

NEW YORK; June 5.-Cincin-
matt Reds increased their lead
yesterday afternoon by downing
New York Giants, 4 to l, while
st. Louis Cardinals were idle.
Reds knocked Carl Hubbell out
lof the box before King Carl could
retire a batter. Derringer went
the route for. the Reds, scattering
| IL hits.
Chicago Cubs walloped Phila-
delphia Phillies, to A. Big Bill
Lee was forced from the mound.
Cubs had the second game under
control, 2 to 0, when the game
was called because of Sunday
law. Dizzy Dean was pitching
| for the Bruins.
Pittsburgh Pirates and Brook
Ign Dodgers divided twin bill.
With Tobin hurting seventh
bali, the BUGS went to Z to 8
victory in the opener, but were
flovercome IA to l in the nightcap.
Pirates committed four errors in
this game.
New York Yankees forged
ahead by winning a single game
from, Detroit Tigers, as Boston
Red Sox were splitting. twin
bill. Red Ruffing was credited
with his eighth victory although
he left the game in the eighth in
ming. He hurt his. fingers in the
fifth catching hard-hit ball
Bob Teller hung up his eighth
victory as he let down the Red
Sox with six hits while his team
mates pounded, out ID safeties for
a 10. to 2 win. Lefty Grove linn
tied the Indians to seven hits in
the nightcap, so Bisox won, z
to /.
st. Louis Browns. snapped an
ll-game losing streak as they
took both ends of a doubleheader
from Washington Senators, s. to
4 and IL to 8.
Chicago White Sox doWned
Philadelphia Athletics, IA to 8, in
the curtain-raiser of a, double-bar-
rell affair, but dropped the night
cap. IL to. 6.
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LEGION To TAKE
OVER LEAGUE

Present junior baseball league
willibe reorganized by the Ameri-
can Legion Post No. %.
All interested are requested to
meet at the baseball grounds
Tuesday at 4:30 p. m.
II is. the desire of all the mana
gers of the present Junior League
that the Legion take over the
circuit and appoint George Wat
kins as commissioner
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LEGALS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
Florence w. & Harry +. Issler hold
er Of Tax Certificate No I'll, issued
the 9Th day of July, A. d. 1886, has
filed same in, my office and has
made application for a tax deed to
be issued thereon. Said. certificate
embraces the following described
property In the County of Monroe,
State of Florida, to-wit:
Island of Upper Matecumbe,
PIT. Gov. Lot /, Sec. %, Twp.
SIS, Range 81, liz Acres, as re-
corded in Monroe County Rec
ords. Book q, Page 176,
The assessment of the said prop
erty under the said certificate Is
sued was in the name of H. o. &
w. H Russell.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law, theprop-
erty described therein will be sold
to the highest bidder at the court
house door on the first Monday in
the month OF July, 1889, which is
the 3rd day OF July, 1899.
Dated this 10th day Of May,
1899.
{SEAL1 Ross G Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe
mays5-29. june5-12, 1883
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
GERS HIS WISHES

CLEVELAND. Ohio - Louis
Gallo of this city who once said
he preferred prison. in this coun-
try to freedom in Italy, has been
sentenced to is months in. the
penitentiary on liquor law vio-
lation charge.
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the game. Bethel seemingly was
the most effective, allowing one
hit in four innings but in the.
meantime hitting five Pirate bats
men with pitched balls on the
side. neck, arm. and hip.
Box score:
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D1SCHARGE
8PrQhgte Law 1881
IN THE COURT OF THE COUN-
TN JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY,
STATE or FLORIDA. IN PRO-
RATE.
In re the Estate OF
STEPHEN r. LOWE.
Deceased.
TO All Whom It May Concern:
Notice lis hereby given that I.
Grace Lowe. have flied my final
report as executrix Of the estate OF
Stephen +. Love. deceased: that
have filed my petition for final
discharge. and that I win apply TO
the Honorable Raymond r. Lord,
County Judge OF Monroe County,
Florida. ION the Twentieth day OF
June. 1879. for approval OF same
and for final discharge as ex-
ec1trix Of the estate OF stephen F.
Lowe. deceased
Dated this 27th day Of May.
1898.
As Executrix Of the Estate Of
stephen r. Lowe, Deceased
Mays; jnne5-l2-19.1s3
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LEGAL NOTICE

In compliance with the law gov
erning the preparation of the an
nual assessment roll of the EVER
GIsADES DRAINAGE DISTRICT
taxes, notice is hereby given that
said assessment roll has been COM
pleted and q meeting OF the Board
of Commissioners OF Everglades
Drainage District will be held at
the office of the, District, 400 County
Court House, Miami, Florida, at III
o'clock A. II. June 22nd, 1889, for
the purpose. Of hearing complaints
and objections to the contents OF
such roll and the method and man
ner OF preparing the same
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
EVERGLADES DRAINAGE DIS
TRICT.
G. H. REEDER, Secretary.
Mayo; june5-12,1939
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= sPoRTs&
UNEUCKY BLUE SOK LOSE ANOTHER
OVERTIME GAME; CONCHS WHIP BUGS
Single BY Jackie Carbonell In Tenth With Bases
LOADED Brought Victory To Trojans;
Quintan Lopez In Bad Shape
~ OIL. MILAN,

half of the tenth In
loaded audcaced sharp single just inside
Trosns Seafood Grill 2virtqEY
doubleeader at TFnnbo
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nlng.
Runs batted-in Gates, Villareal
q Leo Gonzalez, Pena 2. Ogden,
Garcia: two-base hit: Torres:
three base hits: Acevedo. Villa
real; bases ON balls: off Lopez s.
off Malgrat 1, off Carbonell 3:
struck out: by Lopez 2. by Lucilo
8. by Bethel 4. by Malgrat /. BY
CarboneH 2: hit BY pitched ball
BY Bethel S Davila .. Barcelo.
Castro. Torres: time of game:
40; umpires: Griffin and Yradi
HOW they stand.
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was scored
Score BY innings; r
Blue iSox - 900 900 02O o. 2
Trojans - 900 020 900 II 8
Rims battedlin: John Navarro.
]. ,Carbonell: two-base hits: G..
Garcia, John Navarro; double
plava Rueda to Joe Navarro;
passed ball: Joe Navarro; bases
on,btlls: off Sanchez 2, off d. Ma
varfo 4: struck out: by Sanchez
/. by D. Navarro l; batters hit by
pitchers: Sanchez CD. Navarro).
d. Navarro C. Garcia); time of
game: 2:05: umpires Griffin at
the plate, Ward on bases.
ccnchs Down Pirates
In the niahtcap, Conchs won a
9 to 3 decision over the Pirates.
Playing q close game until the
fifth inning and holding the
Conchs 10 one run and six hits,
pitcher Malgrat weakened in the
sixth stanza and Hamlin's crew
put over three tallies. The rally
was featured by a three-bagger
off the bat of Julius Villareal
with two men on board. This
gave the Conchs a lead which
they never lost. Specs CarbonelI
pitched the remaining three i'm
nings for the BUGS and allowed
one hit and two runs.
Quintan Lopez. who made his
appearance in a Key West conch
uniform, received a warm well
come from the fans as thunder
ing applause greeted the tall. slim
hurier when he marched to the
firing line in the first inning.
Lopez was forced out Of the
game in the second inning with
the scoreboard reading 20 IN
favor Of the BUGS. This was
probably due to the heat.
Midget Lucilo and Robert
Bethel pitched the remainder Of
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st. Louis ----------------- 5. IL 1
Chase, Kelly and Early; Kra-
mer, Mills and Glenn.
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x-Ope down when winning run
"a was scored.
Score BY innings; r
Blue sSox -. 600 900 02O o. 2
Troians - 900 020 900 II 8
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Grove and Desautels; Hudlin,
Drake. HUMPHREYS and Pytlak.
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DeEElnRer ana LlQInp@IQlss f1up-
bell Lohrman and Danning.
ST. Louis at Boston, double
header, postponed, rain.
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Pippen, Framelee and Haynes
Lyons and fresh.
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Bagby, Wade and Peacock; Fell
Ter and HaInsley.
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AMEnICAM kEAoUE
F;rsf Csnrnn
Evening star., 1939-10-31

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
LARGE WAITING LIST OF CLIENTS FOR
homes in NV Wash $50 up. Write, phone
Or see STROUP. 5:}12 Ga. ave. Rand. 500
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SUBURBAN pRop.-sALe OR RENT.

CHICKEN FAPI Mr. BOWIE. 8 A. 4 R.
and b.; low prize; terms. rent. trade HOG
FARM. nr. Beltsville, so "a: 81 $50; terms.
Nr. Warrenton, Va. so a, ) r; make offer.
Shore cottages. $40 mo. up lis c ne:
sec it. 421o Jenifer st: reduced COL
ORED. .5-r. and b fiat; ami; E. Col Hts;
$40; n E. RYON CO., 1915 N. Y. ave.
Natl 1907
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CP DICE RMS. K. $50: 3 RMS, K. S55
Modern freproof BIDS: elev.. refg,, secre-
tsrlal phone service: mirror doors erand
Belmont I'd. ny. Hobart 50s3.
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711O 7th ST. NV.

Eight rooms bath, lavatofy floored attic
full basement; screened: garage: hot-water-
oil heat gas refrigerator, gas range: extra
large 55x20O-ft. lot. Sacrificed at SO. 500
Open for inspection. Terms.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
q:5 N Y Ave NV Realtors Natl 97a7
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SACRIFICE

1924 Quincy st. Wine brick hf
in new house condition; most conven
location. Open from to q p m. daily.
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New brick sate roof air conditioned,
oil burner: spacious lot: F, H.. A. terms.
Come and see is all we ask. 364S 35th st.
ne. lust off r. l. ave. Open daily. N c.
HINES a. SONS, agents
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APARTMENT SITE FOR SALE.
CpanuiluoO)

PRICED MUCH UNDER 81 PER FT., m
Md: few IT. from District line. Utilities
| Call quickly If interested. No brokers.
GUY WHITEFORD National 2432.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

I WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR YOUR C.
property brick or frame white or colored.
GulGk Settiement: no commission E H.
PARKER 1915 x St NV District 3lOO.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME,
white or colored any condition E. A.
BARRY. 343a l4th ST. NV. Col 6OsH.
l PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
old D houses: no commission MRS
KERN. 1892 Woodley pl. NV. Col 2615
ALL CASH NET FOR D c HOUSES TPIs
ad is net for purposes of obtaining listinps
Quick action E A GARVEY Dis. 45"S
Ewes and Sun. Geo $500 1926 VI ave
GET MY PRICE BEFORE YOU SELL
I personally will nay cash for your c.
property white or colored G G DUTY
1Oo4 Vermont ave National 44s2
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
c. property if the price is right Frame or
brick. larae or small. condition immaterial.
r A HUMPHREYS.
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HAMPSHIRE HEIGHTS.
NrEUT nETAruEn pPICK

f1AMf SnInE 11E10n ..
NEW DETACHED BRICK
Bungalows. air conditioned: side. porches
full basement tile bath. Priced from
S4,990-S31 MONTH.
DRIVE OUT NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. u
MILE PAST DISTRICT LINE TO RAY RD.
TURN LEFT. 200 FEET TO HOMES.
SAMPLE OPEN DAILY TO PM,
OPEN.
NEAR SHOPPING CENTER
In Silver Sprng-Naw, detached brick
homes recreation room For informs ton
to inspect. phone
THos E. FARRELL CO. REALTORS,
t2l 10th ST NV Ma n165
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Will, TRADE,

This new brick home in Chevy Chase D. C.,
of e rooms, " baths. automatic heat. built
in garege. and very nice lot. Call J
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ALL CASH AT ONCE

For any house In the city. white or colored,
resardess of condition EARLE w MAN.
SON 1927 Eye 81 NV Dist a313 Sc
COLORED PARTY WANTS TO BUY OR
: room home, NV. or n section. T. M.
CHAPLIN, Ills st. NV North 1O444
Ar
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VACANT-OPEN FOR INSPECTION s0s
Delafield pl nw.-&100 cash. S45 monthly
wiz buy this e-r2omsand-bath ortck house;
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
WOODBRIDGE GARDENS
2311 32nd ST. Sc.
ST 350 On
BUNGALOW.

On large lot in Edmonston OIL heat
Close to bus and schools 81 $50 $500
cash Low monthly payments. For In
formation call Sh AL = or Ge f46O
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CUSTOM-BUILT GEORGIAN,

owner leaving town. to sell beautiful
home less than 2 years old. Has special
detail throughout. Unusual paneled club
room, with parauet floors and fireplace:
den, side porch and ]avatory on ground
floor: 2 large bedrooms. baths: finished
3rd-floor rm.: maids room and bath in
basement; air conditioned: 2-car brick
garage This corner lot home. conveniently
located is an unusual offer.
I'D ANK pHTI1 TBS DIST 1d11
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EXCEPTIONAL, RIJY

6-room. 2-story brick with slate roof IL
baths. oil burner; insulated weather.
stripped; hardwood floors. chestnut trim,
ash doors; near school and streetcar. price,
ST. Atlantic O63f
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1861 OWENS PL. NE.
$3.50 cash. balance like remit rooms
and bath: 2 back porches: automatic heat.
garage, concrete front porch. OWNER
Dist. 2724.t Evenings Woodley O432.
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santimu, gray-green, shows him
with his arm outstretched Nazi-
like-though he insists that his to-
talitarianism is strictly local
product.
"Ulmanis is known in Nebraska,
where he studied and lectured 80
years ago, after hastily emigrat-
ing from Czarist territory
values, colors and designs of
thea other seven stamps are: IS,
orange brown a government Office
building; SIS, yellow-green, President
Ulmanis home; los, gray and 40s,
brown, views of army garrisons;
20s, carmine-rose, Independence
Monument, Riga (shown hereWith) ;
30s, deep blue, eagle holding tri-
colored flag. and 35s, pale blue,
railroad station
The Moral Rearmament Com
mittee, 81 Gramercy Park, New York
City, has issued an attractive red,
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BY Frederick e.. Russell,

Just because one front tire starts
to show spotty wear on the same
wheel where its predecessor wore
evenly is no reason to assume that
the front end has gone out of align
ment. I recently switched tires
around and found that the newcomer
on the left front wheel very quickly
suggested front-end trouble. Moth
ing had happened to the car to sug-
gest reason for this sudden change
in tire wear, yet there it was as
plain as day. But I did not have
front-end alignment checked In
stead I worked along lines of sus-
pecting the rear wheel and tire
which had been transferred to the
front.
Checking that wheel and tire
combination on special dynamic
balancing machine we found that
it was badly out Of balance Spe-
cial weights cured the "tramping"
and checked the tread wear.
What Price Gas Prices?
I am not going to attempt any
conclusions from a situation I ran
across in Southern city but the
matter seems to me to be worthy of
consideration.
On my way South the gas stations
were having price war in this city.
All of the regular gas-so- called
second grade gas-Was selling for 16
cents a gallon. That was cents
below the posted price in surround
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National Assembly, April II, 1899,
year II of the Fascist era"
A new series is being prepared in
recognition of King Victor En-
manuel of Italy as Emperor.
1t has been announced that the
Union of South Africa will bring
out special set of stamps to COM
memorate the 250th anniversary of
the landing of Huguenot settlers.
PoStmarkS of the submarine
Squalus, commissioned March l and
lost off Portsmouth, N. H., May %,
will be valuable
Miss Agnes johnson, president of
the Fidelity Stamp Co.. City Bank
Building, since its organization in
1884, has resigned her office to &C
cept a position in Hollywood, Calf.
She left Washington on Friday eve
ming after attending a farewell party
given by friends including Otis Beall
Kent, Victor w. Rotnem, Merle w.
Loveless, Clarence F. Burton, j. G..
Stephenson, Roy c. Frank and
others.
First-day sales figures for the s.
cent baseball stamp, Cooperstown,
N. Y, June 10. are reported as
633 500 stamps, 398199 covers can
celed.
The Associated Press Feature
Service reports: "Diminutive Latvia,
which lies next to big Russia on the
Baltic, has just issued eight stamps
to advertise the fact that it became
dictatorship five years ago. That
date is called National Unity Day
The small nation won its indie
pendence from Russia during the
World War, and heavy -shouldered,
energetic Karlis Ulmanis became the
first prime minister. Latvian poll
tics, however. were rough-and-
tumble, with 20 parties often repre-
sented in the national parliament.
So, in 1884, Ulmanis quelled the
pickering and opposition by clamp
ing on martial law. He was recog-
nlzed AS Latvia's strong-man.
"One of the new stamps. a So
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NEWS OF THE MOTORING WORLD
do Not Assume That the Trouble Because One
Front Tire On Your Car Starts Showing Spotty Wear

ing territory. was told was fortu-
nate In needing gas at the time, but
having filled up with the bargain
fuel I began to wonder. Engine
performance was Immediately below
par. So much for the first part of
the story.
On my way North I again drove up
to the filling station in this par
ticular city and asked for 10 gallons
OF the same gas. Large signs pro-
claimed the price as being 16 cents,
the same as at all the other sta
tions in the city. But when I came
to pay I found that I was being
charged 20 cents gallon. The 16
cent price was for third grade gas.
protested, claiming this to be some
thing of misrepresentation, but
went my way suspecting that I had
probably bought better gas than
when formerly passed through the
city. And that is exactly what
happened.
In spite of all the humbug in SELL
ing methods we motorists still con-
tinue to get just what we pay for.
Mechanic Joe Speaking.
Il haven't seen it mentioned in
any of the advertisements but you'll
get better oil mileage with the en-
gine equipped with an oil filter
There are two simple reasons for
this.
"One is that a filter increases
capacity. You add about a pint
more oil and that lessons slightly
the burden on all of the oil in the
Evening star., 1939-06-18

RAMON PEYToN COFFMAN,
Author OF the daily feature
Uncle Rays Corner" printed
each 1Ueek day in The Star,
1oos a philatelic uisitor to
Washington on Monday and
Tuesday. Born in Indian
dpOliS, July "a, 1896. he Uds
educated at the University of
Wisconsin and at Yale, taught
school in Ne1D Jersey. then en-
tered journalism as a reporter
on the Milwaukee Leader, no1o
makes his home at Madison,
Wis. His books include: "The
Child's Story of the Human
Race" "The Age of Discovery"
"NeW World Settlement" Our
America" "The Rounding of
the Republic" and "The Story
OF the United States" In
philately, he specialises in air.
mail stamps and cOUerS. He
has been a nonresident men,
Der OF the Washington Phi
lateltc Society for several
gears.
Evening star., 1939-06-18

ton Federation of Junior Stamp Col
lectors. Jefferson room, Mayfiower
Hotel, Connecticut avenue at De
Sales street NV. Bourse and ex-
change. Distribution of exhibition
prizes.
Wednesday evening at 8-Wash-
ington Philatelic Society, Jefferson
room, Mayhower Hotel. Program
arranged by Edward B. Martin.
Thursday evening at 8-Washing- 8
ton Philatelic Study Club, HoteI
Washington, Pennsylvania avenue at
Fifteenth street NV. Miss Irene
M. Pistorio will read a paper on
the early stamps of the Italian
States.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Community Hobby Show, Silver
Spring Armory Model airplanes
and motor boats, camera art, stamps,
etc. Capt. Rogers. Mr.. Kunze and
the stamp editor of The Star judges
of the philatelic section. Public
invited