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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25
EAST TO RETURN

RALEIGH, Aug. "a Up Dick
(Magic) East, high scorer of N.
c. State colleges 1889 football
team, has recovered completely
from injuries plaguing him the
past two years and will be a can
didate for the wingback post this
season, Coach Williams Doc)
New announced today
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25

Errors: Hack 8, Lavagetto. Runs
batted in: Gallagher 3, Davis, Medwick.
Vosmik 2, Coscarart, Reiser 2, Dalles-
sandro 8. Two base hts: Gallagher,
Reiser, Davis. Home runs: Gallagher,
Coscar t, Dallessandro. Sacrifices
Davis 2. Double plays: Reiser, Cos
carart and Camilli: Mattick, Herman
and Bonura; Hack, Herman and Bo-
nura ?. Left on bases: Brooklyn 6;
Chicago 3. Bases on balls off Raffens-
berger = Bryant 2. Strikeuots by :
Davis 8. Hits off Raffensberger in
| 1-3 innings; Bryant in 2-3; French
8 in 4. Hit by pitcher by: French
(Camill). Wild pitch: Bryant. Passed
ball: Todd. Losing pitcher: Raffens
berger Umpires: KLEIN, Ballanfant and
Campbell. 7 me: Al. Attendance j:
(actuaD $780,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25
THE STANDINGS
American League
TODAY'S GAME

IODAYS GAME
NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-R-Probable
pitchers in the major leagues tomorrow
(won-lost records in parentheses):
American League
Chicago at New York (2)-Lyons (9-8)
and Lee (910) VS.. Bonham (2-2) and
Ruffing ops.
st. Louis at Boston (2) - Mills (O-5)
and Niggeling (4-1D VS.. Wilson and
Ostermueller (3-6).
Detroit at Philadelphia - N W o m
Q3-2) VS.. Ross (5-6).
Cleveland at Washington - Harder
(S-9) VS.. Hudson GLIB.
National League
New York at Chicago (2)-Dean (4-4)
and Schumacher (10-9) VS.. Mooty (8-5)
and Lee (S-4).
brooklyn at Pittsburgh (2)-Tamulis
60 and FitZsimmons (12-2) VS.. Heint-
zelman (6-6) and Lanahan (4-5).
Philadelphia at Cincinnati (2)-Beck
go and Mulcahy (12-15) VS.. Turner
(9-6) and Moore (6-6).
Boston at st. Louis (2)-Salvo (S-6)
and Posedel {8-15) VS.. Shoun 10-7) and
Doyle (2-D.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25

Guernsey, of Orlando, Fla, 81,
4-6, rs, Ga, Ga, in the other
mems semi-final.
Although the weather was more
suitable for football than tennis,
defending champions Alice Marble
and Sarah Palfrey displayed their
customary highly-polished game as
they became finalists for the fourth
successive year by romping over
Patricia Canning, Of Los Angeles,
and Virginia Wolfenden, Of San
Francisco. 6I3. 83. q
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25
YANKEES SWEEP i.
INDIAN SERIES
Win BY 3 To 2 As Bobby Fal'
ters After Nearly Achiev-
ing New Record

NEW YORK, Aug. 24-(R--Bob-
bv Feller couldn't carry the weight
of a no-hitter against the Yankees
in the stretch today.
For z 1.3 innings, he hurled a no.
hit game at the world champions, as
a crowd Of 5O,964 gasped. Only four
men stood between him and his
second such classic Of the year.
Then he faded, and before it was
over the Yanks pulled 3 to vic.
tory for clean sweep Of their
series with the Cleveland Indians.
Shooting at Record
Thus Bobby, who was shooting at
a record no American league hurler
has ever posted-two no-hitters in
one season-wound up instead with
his seventh loss OF the campaign
against % wins. Not since Ray Cald-
well did it for the Indians in ten
innings back in 1919 have the Yanks
been held hitless and only once be-
fore in modern times has an elbower
thrown two no.hitters in one season.
That was in 1898, when Johnny
Wander Nicer did it for Cincinnati.
The setback sliced the Tribes
American league lead to 3 1-2 games
over the Detroit Tigers. The victory
boosted the Yanks to within 2 IL
games of second place and six of
the American league lead.
In all fairness to Rapid Robert.
who opened the 1910 season with
no.hitter against the Chicago White
Sox, the breaks suddenly deserted
him in the eighth inning, just when
it seemed he would ride in with a
20 triumph. Ken Keltner had wal
loped his 18th homer with a mate
aboard in the second inning for all
the run-making through the first
seven frames, as young Altey DON
aid matched pitch for pi,ch with
Bobby.
Bill Dickey, first up in the eighth,
flied out. Babe Dahlgren scratched
a single through the middle for the
Yanks' first hit, and the crowd
roared. Charley Keller, batting for
frankie Crosetti, drew pass, Eel
lers fourth walk of the game up
to that point. Buddy Rosar went to
the plate for Donald, and here Lady
Luck left Bobby.
Heath chased clear to the left field
stands for Rosar's drive. speared
the ball, but dropped it for a single,
loading the bases. Heath roared in
to protest to the umpires that fans
in the stands mad interfered with
his catch. 1t was no use, and, after
Joe Gordon famed, Red Rolfe tied
the game up with a liner that
bounded into the right field seats
for a ground-rule double, sending
Dahlgren and Keller home.
Fireman Johnny Murphy put out
the Indians in their half of the ninth.
Then Joe DiNfaggio, opening the
Yankee half, blasted a triple to the
left field stands, but pulled into
third with a charley horse. George
Selkirk and Dickey were purposely
passed. Then Billy Knickerbocker,
who had replaced Crosetti in the
Yankee infield, broke up the ball
game with long fly, which went
for a single when Weatherly didn't
avap hothey chasing II
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25

z-Batted for Masterson in 5th.
zz-Batted for Carrasquel in 7th.
I'LL -Batted for Haynes in 9th.
Chicago recommendations 1O2 O01 O00-4
Washington -------- 600 600 O2O-2
Error: Appling, Case, Hayes. Runs
batted in: Wright 2, Hayes, Travis 2.
Two base hits: Kuhel. Travis. Three
base hits: Wright, fresh. Double plays:
Kreevich and Kuhel; Carrasquel, Po-
fahl and Sanford; Appling and Hayes.
Left on bases: Chicago 8; Washington
7. Strikeouts by: Masterson 6, Knott
1, Haynes 8, Rigney 2. Hits off: Mas
terson in 5 innings; Carrasquel 2 in
2; Haynes 1 in 2; Knott in 4; Rig
ney / in 2. Winning pitcher: Knott.
Losing pitcher: Masterson. Umpires:
Rue, MCGOWAN and Kolls. Time: 2:15.
Attendance: 1000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25

Eiror: Andrews. funs batted in: f.
Mccormick 2, Craft 2, Myers. Two base
hits: F. Mccormick, Craft. Stolen
base Werber. Sacrifice: Craft. Dou-
BILE play: Sisti and West. Left on
bases: Boston 8; Cincinnati g. Bases on
balls off: Erickson 2, Piechota 8.
Thompson 5. Strikeouts by: Errick-
son j, Thompson 8. Hits off: Errick-
son 6 in innings; Piechota 1 in 9.
Losing pitcher: Erickson. Time: 200
Attendance: 7,246.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25

Error: Appling. Runs batted in: Sol
ters, Travis, Turner. Two base hit !:
Wright. Three base hit: Hayes. Sac
rifices: Hayes, Smith. Double plays:
Pofahl, Bloodworth and Sanfor :;
Smith. Appling and Kuhel. Left on
bases: Chicago 8: Washington 5. Bases
on balls off: Krnkauskas 4. Strike
outs by: Krakauskas Smith 2. Wild
pitch: Krakauskas. Winning pitcher
Smith. Losing pitcher: Krakauskas
Umipres: MCGOWAN, Kolls and Hue
Time: :49.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25
Black, Burks Attend
UNC Coaching School

r. L. Black and Leo Burks, of
Wilmington, attended the first half
of the University of North Caro-
ina's annual two-week coaching
school which closed yesterday in
Chapel Hill
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATE.

Atlanta 16; Nashville IS tzfl
game called End, darkness
Birmingham 7-5; Little E1eH 5-A
(2nd game innings.)
Knoxville Z; Chattanooga g.
Memphis 6; New Orlears w
fnnings.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25
} STANDINGS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

American League
Chicago 4-2;' Washington 2-1.
Detroit 12-7; Boston Is.
st. Louis &; Philadelphia S.
New York 3: Cleveland 2.
National League
Brooklyn IL; Chicago 8.
New York Z; Pittsburgh 6.
Cincinnati 5; Boston 0.
st. Louis 1; Philadelphia 0.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25

Bears s; All-Stars 0; 1861 ue
with Detroit Lions; 1887 -All-Stars D.
Green Bay o; 193S-All.stars 20
Washington 16; 1939-New 1ofA
Giants 9, All-Stars 0.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25

A@A VI % AASiAhSi, NuhtS'pNlh W
Judnich 2, Gantenbein, Chapman TE'
base hits: SieBert. Laabs, Gantenbe
Three base hits: Siebert. Home RI
Judnich. Stolen bases: Berardi
Heffner. Double plays: Heffner, Be- 70
dino and McQuinn. Left on ba
Philadelphia 6; st. Louis II. Base 3D.
balls off: Potter ?. Auker 2, Heds"
l. Strikeouts by: Auker ], Pott2f
Heusser /. Hits off: Auker 8 IT
innings: Coffman, none in !; T'ot'I
in 2; Potter II in 8 49, Heussel A'.
in %. Wild pitches: Potter W'o1lg
nitcher: Trotter. Losing pitche l'.
ter. Umpires: Geisel, Ormsb,
Quinn. Time: 2:13. Attendance J'3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25
We have heard some favor.

dDlo COHIHcIltS OH Inc mOOel AR"
port built by Aero club members
that is on display in the window
at Hugh RacRae's. Take a bow,
guys and gals. The model pic
lures this airport as it will ap-
pear when completely finished.
sporting two hangers and a tiny
administration building, and is
complete in every detail, even to
a wee fence surrounding one
edge of the field. just in case
you're still wondering. the lights
that border the miniature airport
were made by placing capsules in
holes drilled through the ply.
wood, which in turn reflect the
light from bulbs placed under the
model. Clever, huh? An extern
sive search of local dime stores
finally produced tiny airplanes
small enough to be placed on the
runways, taxi strip, and in the
hangar, giving the effect of air.
liners swarming over the place.
The model was to have been
placed on display Monday. which
was National Aviation Day, as
project for that day but appeared
Wednesday,. Your scribe remind.
ed local citizens of that aviation
holiday by a few words about
private flying, via the air waves.
"Tailskid," the airport dog, is do
ng quite well these days. "Skid''
Ind an automobile had a mishap
With the animal being the loser, get
ing his landing gear damaged! Con.
equently he has been hobbling
lround on three feet, but frequent
'isits to the vet promise to put the
yet back on his feet soon. Skid
occupies a prominent place in the
affections of all the students and
many of the visitors to the airport,
The local seaplane float saw
use for the first time Tuesday
when an Aeronca OH floats land.
ed in the river. 1t seems the
pilot had difficulty in finding
the float, for he spent about a
half an hour circling over the
waterfront In search of the elu.
sive thing, finally landing across
the river and tying up there.
He later TAXED over to the float.
We realize how hard 1t is for
visiting pilots to see It, for even
we have to look twice sometimes.
Spins: The gas model tourney to
'e held this afternoon has been post.
'ond, we have been told by Jaycee
members in charge of the meet. It
vas to be held to select a representa-.
i've to compete in the statewide
contest to be held in Raleigh on
September 1. Local gas model build
ers may get a chance to compete
soon, we hear -. We were busy at
work on the model airport Sunday
when Mr.. Perkins, C. A. B. airnort
Inspector walked in after. looking
'ver the airport. Also inspected our
miniature, new job for him. we het
=. Heard the Renders and Herbert
Brooks refer to their Cub an a P.3s,
md were puzzled until a bright so,l
revealed that it stood for Piper 1895
>. Visitors of the week included
Major Kimble, flying an Army North.
up from Boiling field, Washington:
Horace Barnes, Lumberton airport
manager; Major L. r. 'Ashe. distribu-
or for Taylorcrafts in this state,
lying a Taylorcraft, of course: and
Doc Harrell, who flew his new Cub
coupe down from Goldsboro for ~ IN
admire. Also at the airport was
Kenyon Woody, who taught Warrsn e
Pennington to fly in the davs of
Tennies. VI
Did va know: There are s5s air.
1ners In the U. s.?
australia has about IN M
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25

New York ------.----- 600 600 O21-3
Errors: Donald, Dahlgren. Runs bat
ted in: Keltner 2, Rolfe 2, Knicker-
hooker. Two base hits: Mack, Rolfe.
Three base hit: DiMaggio. Home run :
Keltner. Double play: Boudreau, Mack
and Trosky. Left on bases: New York
Z; Cleveland u. Bases on balls off !:
Feller 6. Donald 8. Strikeouts by: Eel
Ter 0. Donald 8. Hits off: Donald in
innings: Murphy. none in I. Passed
ball: Dickey. Winning pitcher: Muir
mers and Basil. Time: 2:35. Attend
ance: 5Q984.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25

under arms. ~ S'
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-25

Did va know: There are s5s air
liners In the U. g.?
Evening star., 1940-02-18
AuroMosilss ron SAIL.

hYAOUTM late 1887 Dc luxe eoups; being
SFrtXysn Srt'Xynn yery htt,s has had sxcsllsnt care: :
nsM; nsvss nysn Nc ) ninutes troubjs.
E f.Ess: ssalssF ..F I'sS0 3! n:.;.a c;a:f sas eff
ssT 4s ssr..R .Rss osa. Z: fs s.. R a7sSs s:ss
uphelstery; driven by local phy1ieian; Just
s::s:s s::: s1s Y e $40 sis T1sdss' 1ss ss' 81
PLYMOUTH 1888 SPORT. coupe; {. s.. tires
sl%ost En- nsy' ~ e Psriset msehsnissiiy; sacrifice
PLYMoUTH q q 2.aoer: ..s,. .ussasn..sd, ,Ias me
asca isss sd0 t. .na Sy ns.sss xssn: sss
PONTIAC 1888 2-door trunk sedan; here's
and shows It; perfect motor and tires; spot
ssH slssn ss:e s:d e:ds sHs d
real S.rlsin at only S4o6; liberal trade
anu ' xRcADE-poNr1Ac CO.
n. z. Ave. q Bladensburx I'd Ne. a. 1892.
PoETlAc 1899 tvo-door seden. l2O-ineh.
tsaI Hf ianSSi s1. Girls SCHOOL
PoNTIAC 1887 4-dooT sedan; besutiiul
neH tires III: car = far aSeys sverass
IA 9dS sT: 81: seSs; "a;
S446; liberal trade and terms.
ARCADE-pONT1AC CO..
n. q. Ave. q 1lAdens6urg Rd. NE. Ii. 1922.
PONTIAC De luxe 'Winsor Prince" 2-dr
sedan. 1887; like brand-nev: sacrifce
$306. Roper. 1880 r. l.. ne.
Pontiac 1887 sport coupe; opera seats;
%o. SSo4, s4oll Flood Pontiac 4sai Connecticut
PONTIAC sedan. 1888; private owner;
looks good. runs good. D. c. inspection
sticker; S7H cash. Columbia 7257-J
PONTIAC 1889 s-cYlinder business coupe;
car that 10 equally suitable for business
or pleasure; this car looks like brsnd-new,
having been carefully driven but few
thousand miles; it's the outstanding buy
Of the day at our low price Of only S605;
most liberal trade and terms.
ARCADE-PONTTAC CO.,
~. q. Ave. Z BladensburE Rd. NE. Ii. R522.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
AuToMosllrs foR sAlR.

IoNTIAc 1885 e luxe "6' coupe; black
csfsfu'jy " : iocai sphyssisn; priesd q
81, hsss. hs al $50 ssr i4t Ssvn DE- sssi
PONTIAC loaA q luxe sedan; $50 q the
. e wil Alley Alley .s much o1n e paid on \ cn :
i4sh aA SHs Dass. bSsi 4on Ssan nay no'oaa "in
PoNTIAc 1888 1-door sedan; for 500,
nS saTssin ~ clean
ssiss S:ss:,s S:i: assss ss9a ave. md r:sSaa' t.
sTuDEBAKIR 1887 Dictator 4-dr touring
car L sas.n new q ss.rs
black hnish. radio and heater, and perfect
eessFgtsermips meehsniesllA: todsys prize enly
sTyDEBAKxR 1887 De luxe 4:door trunk
"a s.ss.s esSf ipf v.us out sass perfect ssxn used ss
Ssaiss es 9s .ss &. e III, ssSs
sTUDEBAKER 1887 cruising sedan; all
e0Ss Sn .aU .a issR nne
like: .S30b; suaranteed. LEO RQCcA. NC.
ave-; ave- NV. Vas oeorsis sss s1sS qss 0'i0 'e0ls'A
eruDEBAKER 1899 President cruising e.
Hitler 6tudebaker 926 Silver Spring ave-,
silver sprtng. Nd. shepherd 61OO.
ssas sss Hsa a9s
silver Spring ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
sTUDEBAKER 1897 Dictator. coupe; ex-
yI ysr Isprin55 1n5 ave. silver sprins' Nd shep-
TERRAPLANE 1894 coupe, $40; modern
steel, safety; best tires and all-around
April. PAUL BROS, chrysier Plymouth.
SEQ Wisconsin ave. NV. Wood. 2l61.
TERRAPLANE 1885 2-door sedan; fine
motor and tires; very clean throughout:
S3l9; guaranteed. Call Carl Motor Sales
Co. Georgia ave. and Peabody st. NV.
Georgia 2444.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
AuroMoe,les toa xAlr

rLYHouTH !sss eouPs: Al condition;
9fxNinAARsp III Io5TrooiA sALrs,
1903 1Ath et. NV. No. 2290 No. l470.
blEs2H2T!H blE.ss2H T,!S M laso z: ~: so.ps: ovl.In.l
99S 99S asnts: ewnsd % ! prominsnt citissn:
ss il es eced Sess sas i0u u y g sn Sns r.:
;xlh1'uTM el;slns' 1 lss7 ., e s, Lure scYPs Si.sE
aaI9 a5EI' ,s.RSt ,sssRts So % Sr,ttsP sas;sh.:s
~ S:;.ss ss'sa sssa c. g. 18Th . :s
PLyMoUTH 1888 convertible coupe; orig-
inal black nnish, leather upholstery, khaki
solSsI alSsIa: sS.s Ba.s1 .1ss:n ais:n
In sofs S.s4st sas 5ssi sssin Motors ss40 18th
.sasn Sset lass i..oE, adoG s d .Hs Tun.
as assn sssn :, olsss n.S: 9. a.sss s.sssn sn
custom radio and heater built in; $645;
full guarantee; liberal trade allowance and
soS wssS. Fora q desi.fs e 81 siSoo sntsSs
FRANK SMALL. Jr.,
2002 Nichols Ave. 81. lincoln 2o77.
PLYNoUTH :. 1885 6-passenser sedan;
orisino MGisG1os TaSio custom sip covers
Can III. Nexmsn. Tsylor ZOO. 200: De Deaier. iros'
PLLYMouTH 1899 2-door black sedan;
G 400 miles; must sscritice quickly; $3.50.
rtYaoTrH it.sI o.1.15. 1Ss. ss. .SdooI Sl40 odsTn
GhI';lsT:f iymSash. $50 wisconsin nS;. sv:.
.p cas i?s ssS sss s:..n.9 s1t Sess seasn dsn
ave. Woodley 988S.
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door trunk sedan. de
I; Il new tires: low milease: guaranteed for
orn ~ oass; vs.. spsciai %4 sda9 as. Kearney. 6o23
PLYMOUTH 1899 eonv. coupe: black. auto
matte TOP. red leather. VS. tires: driven
only 10000 miles: had only owner: new
sar sa., terms; % "a months to pay, Ksarney.
PLYMOUTH 1889 conv.. coupe: airway
VS.. tires. dual Air-tone horns, red sun
yisors. chrome wheel disco; only driven
s.QoU onahs miles; !, owner: tnsw-caI tsrmO;
ave Woodley ssss. ' ''N' ''"n
ppdLSYlMoUTM 1895 4-door black sedan:
$40: excellent motor. sood finish: care.
fully driven. Woodley $3.50
PLYMoUTH 1887: perfect MECHANICAL
SSnais1on; SmsFson e1ss msst sell At once sy owner
fLYMOUTHe-'39 4-door sedan. '3s T.
priced to sell quickly. Buy your used
Plymouth from an authorized Plymouth
BETHESDA MOTOR SALES.
$500 Wisconsin Ave. wisconsin 1887.
FALMOUTH 1887 4-door de luxe sedan;
clean. sound dependabie; good rubber;
$397; guaranteed. Call Carl Motor Sales
Co. Qeorgia ave. and Peabody 1t. NV.
HYMOUTH 1887 4-door sedan de luxe
low mileage. very clean interior; guaranteed
AZ months: terms and trade; $40. North
east Motor Co. Ford dealers, 820 DladenS-
burg I'd. ne. Atlantic 0200.
PONTIAC 1892 2-door; good shape; $40
NAY NAY Win 81 900. Logan Motors, $3.50
Evening star., 1940-02-18
AuroAAosllrs poa sAla

LyMOOTH less A-1r. touring sedan;
osssan. sssh sh;sssS css4: p1y e. .s,n.
.aSd,s'0T1 axdM,sS'T14 !eSss SSss7 g: u5s s:dsP; hPs..
1850 i. !. ave. ne.
fLYnouTH 1884 de luxe 4-dr. touEtng So
clean INTERIOR. win make economical trans
xcikxRp gsss sSn saa ss ; nv s;s.sis ke eias ef4s
sstxs14. stxs4ouTHa, 1888 ds luxe a-df: sedan: Il
Hns T. 'asS faiouss ssa:si. f:Ef osld'H s.ss sas
rLyMogTH 1895 Dc luxe coupe: black
n... nns.h sssi. sHse isod. dh.ls'' 1n' aoso N st.
s:s:s' xo 'ss' ''s'si 'sss
ssaf sona,,ssd ssds9 s,1s hss.:s j.. mssss
Hasen Ct, NV. Emerson 1662.
isss isss.
ccnnssssesast.: sss. wo: w.. s4oi.' '000 f0n'lae' 4Ssl
ss;;ss, 10 si'is ssn:s sssi Com con-
Sons.e' Sas1 sssaRs' 'sSS w.
PLYMoUTH 1889 Dc luxe sedan; original
Nj RoDs1 1eIse 1asc r. siT. .xs ssIm' 5000 miles,
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe coupe. S486;
tumble seat; ear Is same ~ brand new.
pon.t look for . parking space. drive in
Tib6its: iii Vermont @ Pvs ave. " Natl H ssso. ~ .
PLYMOUTH 1925 De luxe rumble seat
dGnn; TSonn.ea onl.nss ssso e e., months MsIson
PLYMOUTH 1898 4-door trunk sedan; .
Merson q Thompson, $3.50 Wis. ave. wis.
Sas ophxsI.ogTn LsI.. q n,!S g.s coupe. ,.d0
sHa' VIZ ave- ssSo wis. nsiisr sfss THOMPSON $3.50
g 600 I miles. asS. $3.50 5sn5 su,;:s.5 ;asn
PLYMoUTH 1888 de luxe 4-door touring
= new automobile. smoothness in oper-
.5o sTf.s s0s down q e sas Gan:
:Ss sss H.pSs!l 1ss scssyrs:s vi HsoS s5ni Nichols L
.a.ess Is. soGSs ssnssas!
sss OF S:s acsn e ssg s dn;
sale; terms to suit. Mandell Chevrolet,
1900 Nichols ave. Sc. Line. 94SS.
PLYMOUTH 1888 2-door De luxe: { new
Es Hastts9tee HSsaHsn excel condition; rea'
.sasn sT mess. hess s s qs. :ss. Sr trunk
new overall appearance and fauitless me-
cnanicai order; tires good for thousands Of
terms; liberal trade allowance. LEO RoCCA,
INC. direct factory Dodge dealers, 1901
Conn: ave. Emerson 1900
PLYNOUTH 1888 2-door trunk sedan: orig
inal biue nnish appears new. immaculately
power engine. best tires; S405; guaran-
teed; easy term, Purchase Of this car
enters era you IN the Wash. Ford dealers
FRANK. SNAlL. Jr.,
1853 Pa. Ave. s.H. Lincoln 2O77.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
AuToMosllas ron sAls.

& ssssr.assn asss :sifs :f :::s. ssS: :os =. &
radio: Vas = 500. Co. MAJ Z; "a down . sSsS
SSssse,.s. lsoe SieSols = ave-. ' Il. -'fflSsa flns.
O1D0loDn.x 1887 4-door se6an; Si1-
cylinder; radic and heatsr; gnpssally elean
sso Fes. 'snss i 4 A p e sondt:n, , as s.4
.as.'as s;se sssa5.is .dSos 81 sr1 Terms
ess:, n:s rssus ss tssso l.ssS: SRa ssa ssssl
stery clean and shows no wear: splsndid
e:hs drs:s. nGss. snss ,:n,ssS ssSn sS ss
nSdy: 5 9ne tsre;; bs.sain . prize: se25;
ssss sssr!l: Rsass ssss dealer dsls s0r'i. ave NJ.
QLDeMoBnE 1929 2-door trunk six-cylin-
der sedan. model 70; radio and heater;
iISssuaats eSsrm iu1 hi~ost a:. car, ,vns IKE
1905 1zth ST. NV. No. 2aas No. 147s.
oLDsMosILH Q 1894 2-dcor trunk sedan;
f as NV nuis s.na si s7ss 1864
0LDsMo3M.E 1898 2-door trunk. sedan:
% black nnish, radio and heater. white side.>
waM snn1,ts tires :sst covers: motor in psrfeet
Woedlsy $500: Apt. s1o.s. -
0lpeAo1nx 1898 model PISS de luxe
oaeiai; dark srssn xni:h; velvet uphol-
st.. @ nv p..tflee. aetf ssSs. S'01'' 1''n ana
t5unE :sd.n, e.e,iina.r: sisef Sni.h sns.
ysias Ike t tSis e,.e"h.re "Rs n s cie.n e.r nG
sssa x SH s'i's ~: $780,
ssT fl:s.sis:. aondtion sGia shroashoat; % % siissd
asod m dSSSSassDA S.ss.'A MOTOR SALE n es..u
s!S,nsllly hne nesh.niesi condition, eissn
wheels; hish- h-povered car sscriaeed icr
enS ss4S e; easiest terms AK s4th
5.1 1ss sSSR: sss.ssssa s;:ats sup
this P:isscs psrforming% iii il.sSea e!p'ea car 1 for
PAckxKb s4th and IS. sa nv. ..'t Re. tei ei4s.
PACKARD 1896 "120'' 4-dr sedan; this
xil si.: i've. never sC,.1 sasis,asti0n ssuipDsd
;s;. s:?sE 9Th :a :ss ~: e:
HSkAkAxsO 1907 OsR8SBeuB6E 4s0OOr Trunk
sedan. 12O-C;. excellent paint hne clean
upholstery; al GOOD tires and . splendid
motor: You simply cannot hnd value like
this Slsswhere in . clean car: S39b. Open
eveninss. closed sundays. c. c. c. Guar
. CAPITOL CADILLAC CO.,
1922 22nd st. NV. Natl. $500.
PACKARD 1887 40 s-cylinder convertibie
s0upS. radio. heater. smart appearance;
excellent cond. Hobart 2246
PACKARD l937 ...6'' touring coupe: ex-
csllent eondition throughout. ". A. r. A.
ROYAL. NOToR Co.
Packard Dealers. Is Kennedy NV. Ra. RIO.
PACKARD 1887 6-cylinder 4-door trunk
sedan; very bright sray nnish: GOOD tires;
Tssip snd heater; reduced 70 34a5, WIN
used-ear lot. Isis wilson blvd. Rossiyn,
W.; Use Key Or Memorial Bridge. Chest
nut 0s03.
PACKARD 1888 4-door sedan: looks good
terms can be arranged.
ROYAL MOTOR CO.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

PACKARD. 1898 6-passenger 4-door trunk
sedan. model 1901: black paint. spotless In
radio and heater. This is Q very clean
car $596: Open evenings. closed sundays.
c. c. c. Guaranty.
1922 22nd et. NV. Natl. $500,
Evening star., 1940-02-18

MERCURY 1899 maroon 4-door town Sc
ps rao; n,cp heater ,ln. man can't
each. which are In arrears. and continue
to pay out. Can accept old car in trade
Tor delinquent payments. Logan Motors.
2lst and n: Y. ave. NV. ME. 2S1S. Ask
Evening star., 1940-02-18

PACKARD 1888 4-door sedan: looks good
ana runs geod; NO reasonable offer refused;
terms can be ARRANGED
ROYAL. MOTOR CO.,
ID Kennedy NV: Packard Dealers.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

PACKARD 1897 "12O'' de luxe touring Sc
Sai dan; GOOD White aideyall tires, heater. black
motor. See this car and you will agree It
is . bargain at $3.50. Top allowance for
your car and easy terms.
ROYAL MOTOR CO.,
Kennedy NV. Packard Dealers. Re- 77l0.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

PLYMOUTH 1896 rumble. seat coupe: radio.
hsater; ft,i;. Outstanding In APPEARANCE and
& Golden 333 Carroll st., Tskoms Psrf.
D. Randolph 641e
Evening star., 1940-02-18

MERCURY 1899 de luxe 4-door sedan; lit-
tie used and looks Just like . new car. Inn
maculate In and out; sparkling economical
performance from its 95 horsepower VS.
motor; 5 excellent tires. factory-instalied
radio and heater: S775; guaranteed. LEO
03l5 GeOrgia ave. NV. GeorHia 41Gk
Evening star., 1940-02-18

PLYMOUTH 1887 business coupe: every
indication Of careful ownership; fully
guaranteed. only $349. schlesel u Golden,
Evening star., 1940-02-18

oLDeMOBME 1884 coach. e.cyl.: $lo5;
splendid condition; good rubber; Don't
$1,000 cash prize In Feb. Hill Il Tibbitts,
1114 Vermont ave.
OLDS '37 4-door sedan; heater, radio;
good con-; best cash offer; must sell; pri-
yate party Dist 3663