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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-06

! that the skunk may recognize him
he'll hike away from there fast.
Willy was just poison to the skunk
colony at Congressional. He doesn't
know how many he killed, but there
were lot of dead ones around when
Witty stopped using his popgun.
Now Wilfred has turned crow
shooter. That's the way it is with
those of us who have sporting blood.
We cut our eye teeth on rabbits and
we work up to elephants. Not that
there are any elephants around Con-
gressional. but a crow happens to
be pretty fair sort of bird to hit
and kill. The crow won't sit and
wait for the gunner to pot him. and
if he happens to spy a gun he tells
all the other crows about it. You've
heard him telling crows in the next
county there's man with a gun
around
Cav. cav" they say.
Heads up, brothers, here comes
that man again. And he has gun"
They can literally scream it for
miles.
Now Going After Crows.
So Witty is getting his hand in
for his fall bird shooting nowadays
by trying to pot crows. The black
birds have found that by digging
down little under the sod of the
fairways at Congressional they can
turn out white grubWorms. There's
nothing a crow likes better than a
juicy white worm. And hates worse
than Witty Cox, now that Witty
has learned how to hold a shotgun.
But Wilfreo has just about given
up on those bass down in the pond
alongside the 10th fairway. For two
years he tossed plugs into that pond
and untangled backlashes on one
of those mo backlash'' reels, with
no success. He did snag one little
bass. That is he thought it was a
bass, until sinister Joe Pies came
along and told him it was a sunfish
which couldn't keep out of the way
of the gang hooks on WHY'S plug
One day Witty was kidding around
the locker room about how good he
| was as d caster.
Come on down and I'll show
you," he told one of the club men,
bers.
The other fellow happened to
have casting outfit in his car, so
he and Cox went down to the pond
Wifi tossed one out and got the
great-grandpappy OF all backlashes
The other fellow, with a smoothly
singing reel, tossed out, jiggled the
plug a time or two to simulate q
struggling minnow, and "whoosh," a
2-pound bass hit. Right before
WHY'S astonished eyes, the other
fellow caught two more.
Witty tossed his rod down. "Take
it, Warner" he said to his assistant
That guy must have fish oil on
that plug
One day last spring Walter Hagen
came to town and moved out tc
Congressional to chin with his pal
Cox. During the conversation
around a couple of tall ones Witty
let the information drop to Elephant
Hunter Hagen that there were bass
in the pond. They fitted Waite,
out with bass rig. On his first
cast he hooked the prize bass of the
season, Az FOUNDER, and landed
him at WHY'S feet.
you gotta have that touch,
laughed Walter.
Nuts" said Witty.
Yes, that sporting blood will gel
you into trouble. But there are 8
lot of headaches ahead for the crow:
at Congressional, now that Cox ha!
learned to shoot
Well, If not straight, at least often
Today, weather permitting, Ken.
wood women will be hosts to the
feminine players from Chevy Chase
Congressional. Indian Spring anc
Washington in an informal tourney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-06
Word Of Proise From Scribe
Puts Fire in Bobe,

Here was kid with everything
but he was so lazy and dlsinterested
I don't know yet how he ever man.
aged to get up ambition enough to
go out for football. You had to keep
after him all the time to get him to
do anything. Turn your back on
him for a little bit and he wouldn't
do anything. And he didn't want
anybody else to do anything, either.
Leave him with group of players
and he'd put stop to your practice
in that part of the field.
That's the way he was through
his sophomore and Junior years.
Don't ask me why I strung along
with him. I don't know now.
And then here's what happened.
Some newspaperman who had seen
him make a couple of plays when he
was in the right mood, wrote line
about him saying that if he pulled
himself together and worked hard,
he could be an All-America.
well, you never saw such a
change in a boy. Once he figured
he had an outside chance to be an
All-America, nv body could stop him.
He worked hard, took off weight
and sharpened up his play. He was
the first boy on the field for prac-
tice every day and the last one off.
He whipped up the whole squad. I
didn't have to give the boys any
pep talks. If he found anybody
loafing, he either popped him up or
bulldozed him.
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Grid Proves Is Followed
By Success as Lawyer.

In the games he was ripping,
tearing tiger. I'll never forget the
game he played against Navy that
year. He just busted up that whole
Navy line by himself. We lost the
game but it was a darn shame. We
should have won it for Connaugh-
ton, if nothing else.
when the season was over, he
was chosen as an All-America. He
had done what he set out to do
and it showed him what he could
do if he wanted to. And that was
the greatest thing that ever hap
pened to him. He wasn't just a big,
sluggish kid any more. He was a
man.
after he was graduated he went
back to Georgetown and took the
law course He got his degree and
was admitted to the bar While he
was going to law school he played
professional football for a couple of
years, found he didn't like it and
quit. He began to practice law as
soon as he got his degree and now he
is States attorney in illinois, one
of the main ones-and is doing very
we'll He keeps himself physically
fit and is great-looking fellow.
And I really believe that all the
success he has had was due strictly
to that one line in newspaper that
said he had a chance to make the
All-America team"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-06
'NuIuucutuk' Held
Agility Teacher
y the Associated Pres

~ Inc ASSOCldLeo fTeSS.
EKLUTNA. Alaska.-Some rec
ord-seeking college high jump
ers and pole vaulters might try
the Eskimo sport called "nalau-
catuk." It's like blanket-tossing.
A popular game, the boys
stretch a walrus skin tight, and
Johnny, or maybe a girl. steps on
it. BY successive losses, Johnny
is thrown higher and higher into
the air. He always has to land
on his feet or he's out, and an
other player succeeds him.
Another jumping game is the
"ahgrakauk," in which the play
ers kick high in the air, both feet
at once. They reach unusual
heights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-06
Marines Take Close One

QUANTICG, Va. Nov. (SpeciaD
After trailing, 6 to 2, until early in
the final quarter, fighting Guam
tico Marine football team pushed
across touchdown to beat the Fort
Myer Cavalrymen, to 6, here yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-06

SHOW VICTORSHeres Capt Humberto Marbles of the Mex
team and his mount Resoet with which he the
Challenge Trophy chief prize of the first the
annual National Horse Show, in at Madison
Square Garden New York Capt Marbles gave fautess per-
Torrance the of the difficult military
in 81 handsome trophy
Amory HASKELL president Of the show Wide World Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-06

Three years ago-Value of
Kentucky Derby restored to
$4,000 added, an increase OF
$4,000 over 1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-06

Today a year ago-Ray Blades
named manager of st. Louis Car
dinalS.
Evening star., 1939-03-17
Winning Contract

Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
The Wrong Denomination
South, dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
QJ1o2
v109
AKQ3
%J87
ATS N AK93
<1098 8 <7654
- ASS &9542
A864
AKJ53
<J2:
4 KQ10
The bidding:
South West North East
~ Pass ~ Pass
~ Pass 2NT Pass
Pass ~ Pass
Pass Pass
With hearts massed in back of
him, declarer had no play for four
hearts and actually managed to play
the hand in such manner as to go
down two tricks, whereas three no
trump was Of course laydown and
should have been the final contract.
South blamed his partner for the
3our-heart bid, but North contended
(and We believe properly that fol-
lowing his partners three-spade bid
he could not bid three no trump
with no stopper in clubs and that
6outh's three-spade bid was very
bad.
This last we agree with entirely.
With 5-3-3-2 distribution, South's
hand was suitable to no trump. Fur
thermore, he held great strength in
one unbid suit and an honor in
~the other. Hence he really had
little to fear from the unbid suits
and should simply have bid three
no trump over his partners two no
trump.
You were Oswald Jacobys part
her yesterday ana held:
A864
vAKJ53
J2
KQ10
Both sides were vulnerable.
The bidding:
You Maier Jacoby schenken
!: Ps:: Ps:: INT IN Ps:: Fs::
(O
Answer-Your correct bid is three
no trump (this question is ex-
planned in today's hand.
Score 100 per cent for three no
trump, 40 per cent for three
spades, 0 for three hearts (you have
already rebid your f1ve-card heart
suit orce). 0 for pass (since you
have a soune opening bid, there is
no reason why you should suddenly
drop the bidding).
Question No. SO.
You are Merwin Maier's partner
Q1os764
vxx
xxx
4 Xxx
The bidding:
Maier Burnstone You Schenken
- "A co
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
Evening star., 1939-03-17
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Fish are -blooded animals,
and they are well fitted for life in
the sea. Warm -blooded animals, on
The other hand, would not seem
able to stay in the sea with COM
fort, except perhaps in waters of the
torrid zone.
Yet certain warm -blooded animals
have learned to live in the ocean,
and seem to like it. They even
swim in the chill waters of the
frigid zones.
Whales, seals, sea lions and sea
elephants are among the animals
Of this kind. Instead OF legs, they
have flippers. They not only swim
well, but they can stand the cold
water because of layers of fat. or
"blubber," under the skin.
Sea lions are classed as "larpe-
cared seals" They swim about the
Pacific Ocean. Sea lions of the
North Pacific are of large size,
sometimes reaching length of l2
to Is feet They may weigh over
half ton.
Thousands of sea lions gather
on islands in the breeding season.
At that time there are fights
among the old bulls.
California sea lions are not near
" 30 large, but people like to watch
them sporting about the coast.
There also are sea lions south of the
equator. in Pacific waters near
South America and Australia.
Another warm -blooded animal is
Evening star., 1939-03-17

the sea otter. It is related to otters
which live on the land or In fresh
waters, but it spends its time In
the ocean.
Sea offers are found in the North
Pacif1c. They grow to be about
four feet long. They have short
legs, and the hind ones are thick
and webbed, being something like
flippers.
sea otters may be seen in pairs,
nut not IN large herds. They feed
largely on crabs and other she'll
fish.
Evening star., 1939-03-17
-Warm-BIood Sea Animals

Thanks to the greed for fur.
men have killed off most of the
sea otters, and the animals are
in danger of dying out. One sea
otter hide was sold in Europe for
$1,000.
The walrus is another warm
blooded animal of the ocean. AL.
though a relative Of seals and sea
lions, it is classed in another fam
lily.
Walruses live in the Arctic Ocean,
and sometimes are seen about the
North Atlantic and in Bering Sea.
Those OF Bering Sea often weigh
more than q ton.
This story is the last in our pres
ent series about the oceans and
ocean life. We have taken a fast
trip through the mighty depths
which cover almost three-fourths
of the globe. We have spoken of
some of the odd animals which live
in them, but the oceans are the
home Of thousands of other kinds
of animals, some Of them Just as
strange as any we have mentioned.
lFor nature section Of your scrap
1<As R3
Tomorrow: A Little Saturday
Talk.
(Copyrisht, 1e30.)
Evening star., 1939-11-01
AuroMosites ron SALE


roRp lsasa 1sss b.e. O. luse s.aan; .eu1RC:S X,th
tray 11,irrish. white s,deval tires: looks ana
IKE BE-. s sDbon os';s n: s ess: p.s:
1.eSf l1Si e, .ss sslns: Be- ssos MOTORS
FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor; custom radio:
All good tires: best overall condition; S325;
mont sye. NV. nv. N.tsl. $3.50. ssS.'' A1l' s.'
FORD 1887 tudor sedan. one q the nnest
many later models; Black finish: iarse lug.
& space y in Bros: ss:. 1871 ssn' 1its satS NV H. He
exceptionally clean inside and out' 5 fine
ave. 'oas NV. Natl. , as5o' S0'''' ill4 vermont
FRANKLIN 1882 4-door sedan; one owner:
Tood Sons.c 4s ccnn 2oo wscdle1 ox ssss s4
Fisher body with no sdrsit ventiistion. s Gus.
best tires hydraulic brakes. all.steei con-
price sss6: W. a. +. A. susrantee: low
cost terms. Emerson Orme. Buick. 18th
and N sts. NV. Dist 800
Ia SALE 1885 4-door touring sedan;
and save $50. Merson and Thompson.
Ghrysler. Plymouth $3.50 Wisconsin ave.
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR p37 coupe this remark
ably clean car will be sold at tremendous
sacrifice. IT !. perfect in every. respect with
teed Liberal trade terms to suit buyers
convenience. The price will surprise you.
Car may be seen at stenart Motor Co.. 3rd
and II SITS ne. All. $500.
MERCURY 1899 4-door trunk sedan: white
mileage. spotless condition: $3.50: guar
;P5ssd; y.1css ,1x;sos. T.. tsrmS A sI'bSitts
OLD oLDsM9nILE Si. laa7 s:a9oT trunk - .ea.n
owner spotlessly clean inside. and out; 5
best tires; hydraulic brakes: knee action;
e.:s term ARc%pE
ave. and Bladensburg I'd; ne. Line s522.
oLDsMoRILE 1888 4:door trunk sedan;
f:he, s1dy nnds
yea ~ Ions sns xeli 70? $3.50; easy terms. rms
sass 81 neSrAS ne n1eon s5s and s'den'
oLDsMoBILE 1889 demonstrat tors: Biz dis:
miles; son new,ssr C;s suarsntee fair ALLOWANCE
"th yoal " az e'E Dist pshsn1. Service 'lso
brakes; smooth motor seod % rubber Clean
throuahou,: plenty Of dependable trans
DOT rtat1on lot only NSN easy terms. EfneT.
son L. orme. Buick. 18th and M sts. NV.
Dist. 500
OLDSMOBIIE 1898 4-door sedan: smooth
6-cylinder L-head motor ftne tires,
knee-action smoothness hydraulic brakes,
; flne tires: S215: easy terms PACKARD,
Gath and N sts. NV. Re. O145.
PACKARD 1aas 4adoor sedan: economical
anty. Owner. 1903 r. I. ave. NV.
PACKARD 1888 model 100 4-door sedan:
sturdy and reliable motor very aood rub
ber. clean interior: will give you many
thousands OF miles of safe and carefree
service for only s295. large trunk rack
pACKARD and eft Ranuhlir
Evening star., 1939-11-01
AuToMoellls. ron SALE

rLYHo4TH 1888 "a ilxs 4.door trunk
5rsH: r.. u S9sF Gs one e:.n S III:
from sSnssr 70 bsnssr -H and Inc s'G .h@ns ins
sss fully pvsn Sn, 'rS s. sass: o.n o.s.
special at sb4S. Liberal trade 1t the Trew
Motor Co.. 14th and Pa. ave. Sc, or 1925
green hnish and upholstery. hardly soiled;
o cons ". . only NJ: :as ssos srfns
p.;HY jsI lgss q ns Yse sssas:s afa
fully appreciate value; viii !sserinee for
quick sale today; unusually low milsafe.
nx r. 3 Hesszt Hss., III 4soo snd sro' 1891 18th st.
PLYMoUTH 1899 4:dr: tourinE sedan; an
opportunity to Hst . nyactisally new car
srs. trunk Sisef nnsh Treat % your ram: fs%.
lily to this hne Transportation this winter;
win sacrifes now for immediate sale. H.
Il Rob.fs assr, 1865. g. and Bros 1891 l4sh NV
PLYMOUTH 1897 Dc luxe 4-dr. tourins
still care for their cars; black finish; per-
radio equipped; see It, then compare. s445.
i H.: 3 Lessy aaE6 Jr.' & Bros 1891 14th NV.
PONTIAC POI, 1899 az, 4-doer sedan; one oxner;
@.es 4aai CONN esi Woodies $50 s461. f'00a r0n''ae
PONTIAC 1897 4-door sedan: one owner;
immseulass; Gnnn s:a.L $40 Flood Pontiac. 4@21
PoNTIAc 1889 S:dooE sedan; 5000 miles; Is;
Conn. Woodiesyo ss4o1. '000 ~ '~~1
beautiful dark green nnish, All good tires
D1fs: ss1or r.eo . and nest eea.
Northeast Motor Co. go Bladensburs I'd.
PONTIAC 1898 de luxe coupe-For superb
psnd.bility. here's the car eGs foP you! na ver, cry
low mileage. perfect black fnish. good tires.
radio equipped and 1t has passed ?: c. in
os ssss G.: xssnts 44o or
i4th and Pa. ave Sc. or 1896 14tS St. NV NV
roNTAc Ac. 1sas ssynd.. .SI 4d9S5 1nes tTSn.
driven g. 400 miles 81 orisinsl owner: viii
snsTsf snens. es S.is se cs t.
PONTIAC 1887 club coupe. opera seats:
10000 actual miles; attractive desert sand
finish: custom radio ana heater: clean as
Sa,9 tr.. and !, s aq. n.a!
EuaI.ntsed; easy terms LEo RoCGA' H; NC
ave. NV. Emerson 1900:
PONTIAC 1898 4-door trunk sedan: sra,
draulic brakes; all-steeI construction; knee
action comfort: brand-new appearance and
guaranteed: easy terms. LEO ROCCA, INC.
direct factory Dodge dealer, 4301 Conn.
ave NV Emerson 1900
PONTIAC 1881 sedan: looks and runs
GOOD: will Giye some one many miles Of
aood service: S75 PohankA Service. 1926
10th ST NV. Dist. 9l4l.
sTUDHBAKER 1898 4-door sedan: radio
and heater; vary low mileaGe: excellent me-
chanical condition; paint and tires like new.
$25 down, SIS month. Loving Motors.
Conn. ave. At N st. NV. Rep. 2436.
Evening star., 1939-11-01
.AvroMos,Lrs FOR SAIL.

FORD Is lss7 .9,nr Tudor sedan; black fnlsh;
A ss rrant atd:S s e ths g*S Eo.d F9ra S.. car @ N
NicNols ave. Sc. Lincoln 2O77,
op 1ss5 g: qss 9s. FSeoT s,.1 ss n9s
ffis vs2moss ave term; M. HILL H sssc sn00f''
terms; liberal allowance for your old car
TF'dts e.r o M ' 7ss st0 rGsS ssa r. .ns sv. s: az
Lincoln so7S. Ford dealer. ' '''
FORD 1888 convertible coupe; top and tires
s;xcelien;. excel Il, s. smooth motor; leather uphol-
isS; ;a Hill + riSSisss,' iliz Vermont Pave ave-
FORD @ 1895 Dc luxe sport ph.eton; must
car. Chestnut $685.. evenings.
shows wonderful care; radio. excellent tires;
S265, convenient terms. Loving Motors
Conn. ave. at st. NV. Rep. 2430.
FORD 1899 coupe; custom radio and heat
Used es only sss5 t.ls a.
HI! q Tibbitts, liza Vermont ave. MA.
FORD 1888 Fordor: ORIGINAL fnish. GOOD
sease. ins i1ae y 10Th tns st. ns;
FORD 1887 De luxe Fordor touring sedan.
ado ssa mh sSnPppa psa Nth
800 down. TR1ANo1E E'1SS9 MoroRs. Ssfansee n4oi
r. !. ave. ne. Dec. 1902.
FORD 1899 Tudor trunk sedan; little mile
exec excellent tires; ,spotlessly clean: $3.50: low
cost terms. Hin g. Tibbitts, lila Vermont
ave. NV. National $3.50
FORD 1894 Tudor sedan; clean. sound, de-
kt.k
buy ioH.aost teqms FIJI sal
4 Tibbitts. 1114 Vermont ave Natl. as5o.
FORD 1899 de luxe Tudor sedan; used
only two months; excellent condition:
NET Sseei ssss sss'ns E.t 81 will sacrifice for cash
FORD iI 1887 Dc luxe Tudor sedan; new
ssoo Can cl0 col sissMs issss" Desl.s Desil.sn '''''
FORD 1924 4-door sedan: any demonstra-
sl $50 Hill q Ttbsitts l1i4 Vermont
FORD late 1884 Dc lux. coupe seldom
sacrifice for sl26. Can owner, Line. 743l
FORD 1898 coupe; rumble seat; radio and
hHset h,sinf:s smart ma personal car and thrifty for
Aili g. T1obitts. 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
can hardly be told from new: new-car suar-
Sntsc; $3.50: terms Barnes Motors, 1923
18th St NV:
FORD 1895 phaeton: excellent top and
tairs; faultless overall condition. S"1Q
any demonstration. Hill 4 Tibbitts, 11l4
vermont ave. NV. Natl. 1850.
FORD 1897 de luxe "s5" 4-door trunk
sedan-This late model finished in lus-
green sticksr It's like new in every de-
tan and is fully guaranteed. Here's Trew
S409; Trade and terms at the Trew Motor
Co. 14th and Pa. ave. Sc and 1929 I4th
St NV. Call Atlantic 4340 for q demon
stration.
Evening star., 1939-11-01
AuToAloalles goe sAIe

:sst ,:Ss sss
q se.'fs &eeaa %as ssss''
rAckARp 1888 model 1901 8 ds luxe
throughout; 1000 miles; cost over 81. 700;
sn' Dec: pss:,si s11s asd Barnes Motors 1870 18th
PACKARD 1895, sedan: here is : Car that
clean clean and ready to drive: GOOD rubber:
Buick. 18th and NJ sts. NV. NV. Dist. 500.
Open evenings.
PACKARD 1897 "12O' convertible coupe:
new top new desert sand fniah, red wheels
ovsr. duses ssna.on EaaG .s :aa .SsI.n n
teed: easy terms. PACKARD. oath and N
PACKARD 1887 economical e-cylinder q
door trunk sedan; thoroughly checked in
coa codd own r.. snors and fully suarantesd very
n SIS. nv. RepuSlie o11s. 1sAD' "''" anu
ftu,a1AAsI9 PACKARD 1s3s A.door sedan: new paint.
anteed: very GOOD tires: clean interior:
&is sss .nd ssss :.s s'fs: n. 4 sti
e.i';EiA rAi'SKARp aIvi 1ea5 f.. a-dUoI trunk sedan
sns se i1sSsE :stfs'ni sss asis5 :HS 18th
en0 ~ 9tS " W. Ncpupuc Ol4D.
PACK, PAcKARp 1887 lso" de luxe sedan:
f'eSay ae,n n,sn LIKE ntsr9r
fauitless Performance; fuii Dc luxe EQUIP. EQUIP.
ment, Including radio and heater. s5ss:
.a 's'ne: g. ss se", %nh Mt1I a0e5, s
Bird and H sts ne. Atlantic $500.
PLYMOUTH 1887 gray. 2-door sedan: one
owner: immaculate: 1865. Flood Pontiac
422l Conn. Woodley 84O1.
PLYMOUTH J. 1898 4-door sedan; II 900
Pontiac. 1921 Conn. Woodley s4o1 ''''
PLYMOUTH 1899 d.. luxe 4-door touring
sedan; large trunk: factory sunmetal nm
ish; de luxe steering wheel; little MILEAGE
ny one private owner. brand-new appear
tires; any demonstration: $3.50: suarsn. an.
TED e easy y terms: LEO RoccA. NC. direct
5000 miles. and ike new; black snish, With ias
red leather upholstery; white-wall tres
custom radio. And Demonstration YOU like:
sots st. sa;, ~ te'Ts Dis. fSh.nk. Service 1lse
PLYMOUTH 1884 coach. black; sood tires
t!.nsDortstion for the low priee q sssc
sss &C. M Moor s5ve en- this a 1oc:y
oppos: Sears. Roebuck Atlantic O" "
safety, steel body. Immaculate interior.
smooth-runnins hoatins-power engine. 5
terms PACKARD. cath and N SITS. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe coupe. care
an4ck autly o.iyen ey one owner; unusyai; for
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door trunk se-
dan; looks and runs like new car; S425
193S de luxe 2-door trunk sedan, S335
1888 coach, 1925. 1887 de luxe 2-door
trunk sedan, radio. $395. Barnes Motors,
1929 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-11-01
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

state road IN good white neiehborhood, IL
miles from Washington. Elec.. phone,
school bus ana mail route. $500, $50
SONS Z miles out Columbia pike. Phone
Alexandria S3a-W-2. Closed Sundays.
BUnDERs-THIs Is THE BEST oPPoR-
tunity in Arlington County. Beautiful
wooded tract, utilities available Property
fronts on 2OO-ft.-wide Lee blvd, located
west Of Glebe rd No brokers. GUY
WHTTEFORD. National 243"
ACRES. BURDETTE (NEW CUT ROAD
opposite Burning Tree Club-High eleva-
ton: wooded: hard-surface road. Bargain
H. l. RUST COMPANY.
1901 18th ST. NV Ma 500.
Evening star., 1939-11-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

6fUDEDAKER 1885 coupe, 4-passenTer;
RADIO and heater; excellent motor prac-
t!cally new tires. clean interior, above
terms a1d trade. Northeast Motor Co.
g2O Bladensburg I'd. Me- oppos. Sears.
Roehuck. Atlantic O2O0.
sTuDkBAKIR 1885 Dictator coupe: gray
nniSn ana upholstery exceptionally clean;
motor: tires sood for thousands OF miles:
smart personal car and thrifty for busi-
ARCADE Pontiac. i4iS frvinr st. NV.
sIUDEbAkER 1898 4-dr. trunk sedan.
popular Commander model; Judged the
most beautiful car Of 1898; Euri-metal nm
IN; hrse trunk; VIII sacrifice for immedi-
ATE sale; . real bargain at 1896 H. B.
Leary: JrS 4 Bros. 1921 l4th NV. Ho-
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WlLLYS 1910 de luxe sedan. demonstrator;
biue two-tone upholstery; nice reduction.
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sturdy and reliable motor. very Good rub
ber. clean interior: will give you many
thousands OF miles of safe and carefree
service for only S295: large trunk rack.
PACKARD. Gath and N SITS. NV. Republic
014S
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PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door trunk Sc
1888 de luxe 2-door trunk sedan, S3o5.
1888 coach, 1925. 1887 de luxe 2-door
trunk sedan. radio. &395. Barnes Motors,
1929 14th st. NV.
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FARMS FOR SALE.


65-AcRE FARM-WELL WATEREn AND
fenced; ihard road A ine lQ.room house.
plements. Only $4,000. terms: DAN ABB
9OTT. Camp Spring Md. Clinton COW.
NEAR oLNEY INN.
About 200 fertile acres with more pos
abilities for really charming small estate
than anything know Of Old Civil War
house with Colonial lines, nice shade. high
elev; everlookine beautiful Rock Creek
y mile: Some lsrse timber, etc. And the
price. only Sl1 500. S3, 500 cash payment
JOHN A. BRlCKLEY,
Harr BldE. Dist 1921: Eve. Adams Q771.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
6oNT LOSE YOUR PROPERTY BY FORE
closure; We may be able to set cash for
sultstion cordially invited. RsssTdless s,,,a Of \
LIAMS, personal property and real estate
auctioneer, MA. 2620. once, $40 N. Y. ave.
WANTED TO RENT OR SELL
property In the District Of Columbia ana
nearby os oMsontsomss5yyr syrS County MY No ne.,tor.
I'll 10th St. nav. Natl: O165.
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PACKARD 1898 4-door sedan: economical
anty Owner. l1O3 r. L ave NV