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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-20
Asp Wins Race

NEW YoRk-Wheatly stables
Asp. a contender for the triple
crown Of the Derby. Preakness and
Belmont stakes, made his first start
as a three-year-old a winning one
yesterday when he turned back
five rivals including three Ken
lucky eligibles in the featured
Briarwood purse at Jamaica.
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Chief Mccormick
Released by Club

SPOKANE, Wash. - Levi Nc
Cormick. released by the Seattle
Rainiers of the Pacific Coast base
ball league. was given up today by
the Spokane Indians of the West
ern International league.
The former Rainier outfielder
had been working out as pitcher
with the Indians. but Manager
Eddie Leishmsn revealed his per-
Torrance Tuesday against Wash
ington State college had finished
his hopes.
Mccormick previously ha d
played for the Indians and Lewis
ton, Ida. of the same league.
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winning pitcher, Epperly: losing
pitcher. Thomas; IL hits and runs
off Thomas in TX innings; and 0
perly In 8: / and o off Ballou in /;
runs responsible for. Epperly Q,
Thomas z: struck out, by Epperly 2.
Thomas 8. Gabler /; bases on balls,
off Epperly 2. Thomas 8: stolen base.
Burns; home run, Jennings: two-base
hits. Wright. Oil; sacrifices. Jen-
nings. Epperly; runs batted in. Haw-
kins. Fernandes. Burns. Wright. Ep-
perly. Barrett, Jennings 8; double
plays. Storey TO Wright to Burns,
Burns unassisted. Muller to Frederick,
Ballou to Wright to Burns: left on
bases. San Francisco 8. Portland Q:
hit bv pitcher. bv Thomas /: balk,
Thomas; wild pitch. Epperly.
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PACIFIC TRACK WINNER

SALEM, Ore.-Pacific univer-
sity defeated Willamette 1871 to
57la in the first home track meet
of the season here yesterday. JUS
tin Weakley OF Willamette was
high point man, scoring Is points
by winning first places in the jaw
elm and low hurdles and a sec
ond in the pole vault.
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Stolen bases. Milroy, White. O'Brien
q; sacrifice hit. Porter: two-base hits,
Larson. Abbott. White; three-base
Milroy; left on bases, Washington s,
Tacoma IL; IL hits, 4 runs off Baker
in nine innings; hits, run off
LoQuvam in y inning; 6 hits. 4 runs
off Cole in innings; / hit. no runs
off Porter in Innings; struck out, by
Baker 4. LoQuvam 2. Porter o; base
on balls, off Baker 4, Loquvam 2,
Cole !; winning pitcher. Porter: los
ing pitcher. LoQuvam: hit by pitched
ball. White by Baker; time OF game.
IS. Umpires Weisgerber and Clarke.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-20
Major Leagues

NEW YO1K--Two victories are
: long way from = pennant. but
two straight shutoua shout out
loud that maybe the Boston Red
sox pitching stan isn't ~ feeble
- the experts riding the Yankee
bandwason judged 1t to be.
TWO games. two victories. two
ehutouts- that's the record the
ned COX had - they moved home
% open the sesson today in first
place Jim Bagby. chip off the
cd block. followed up Lefty
Groves opening day shutout BY
blanking Washington again yes
ferday. TO. allowing only five hits.
Carrie GehFinger and Hank
0reenberg Touched off the De
trolt peWerAeuse with their
lethkl bafs and tn Tigers
woa their flrst game ~ beat-
ing ~ Drowns. ~.
Creenberg hit . homer with
CehrinEer on base and triplsd with
Campbell aboard. cehringer's
homer accounted for the other run.
Tommy Bridges had the better Of
Y1rnon Kennedy. although each
allowed only ssven hits.
= =.
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Les Weber
Too Clever
For Angels
Se0ttle Hurler Is
In Form; Campbell
And Archie Shine
Nv UNITED PRESS

OAKLAND maintained It's Pacific
Coast league leadership by a half
game today only because the sec
ond place San Diego club was shut
out by Hollywood. Meanwhile
Seattle won its second straight
over Los Angeles TO move into a
tie for second. Portland sunk a
bit deeper in the basement not
unusual place to find the Beavers
when San Francisco won its
third in row.
Sacramento staged q come
back behind the tight pitching
Of Norbert Kleinke and turned
back Oakland, AZ. The Solons
went to work early on Ben
Cantwell, scoring q run In the
first and another In the second
on Chef Wieczorek's home run.
Sacramento added Its final pair
in the sixth when Art Garibaldi
again singled a run across and
scored himself on Larry Barton's
hit. Oakland scored In the fourth
on Marvin Gudat's single and Cecil
Dunn's triple, and again in the
sixth when Dunn doubled Gudat
home.
Wayne Osborne pitched his fifth
victory in a row for Hollywood
when he turned San Diego back
with six hits for a 20 win. Don
Violin and Bernie Uhalt scored
the Stars runs in the third inning
on hits by Uhalt and George Man
dish and infield errors.
TWO IN FOURTH
Seattle took . two-game
lead In Its series with Los
Angeles by winning FL behind
Les Webber's six-hit pitching.
Lou Stringer scored the only
earned run off Weber in %
innings with a fourth inning
homer.
A walk TO Harris, George
Arches double and Gilly Camp
bells single scored the Rainier
runs in the fourth. Johnny Fallon
retired in the seventh after giving
UP seven hits. Gene Lillard fin
ished.
Ted Jennings timely hitting
which has sent him to the top Of
the leagues averages, brought San
Francisco an SO win over Port
land. Jennings got three hits in
four trips, including an eighth
inning home run with two men
on base.
Bill Thomas set up the first
Seal runs when he walked Ted
Norbert and hit Harvey Storey
In the fourth inning. Jack
Burns singled Norbert home
and Storey scored while Al
Wright was being thrown out
at first.
AL Epperly drove in the run that
clinched the game in the fifth
when he singled with Burns and
Sprinz on third and first. Sprinz
himself scored when Johnny Bar
rett's infield hit bounced over
Freddie Mullers head.
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OAKLAND

Losing pitcher. Cantwell; innings
pitched. bv Cantwell 7: at bat off
Cantweli 26: hits. off Cantwell Q.
Holmes q; runs scored. off Cantwell
I: runs responsible for Kleinke 2.
Cantwell 4: struck out. by Kleinke s.
Cantwell 3. Holmes g. bases on balls.
pitcher, Christopher by Kleinke: left
on bases. Sacramento 8. Oakland 4:
home run. wieczorek: three-base hit,
Dunn: two-base hits, King. Dunn;
runs batted In. Garibaidi 2. Vice.
zorek. Dunn q. Barton: sacrifices
Marshall q. erik: stolen base. Carl
baldi; double plays. Cantwell 10 Luby
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-20
Roman Clicks

LEXINGTON, KY. E. Widen
er's Kentucky Derby candidate,
Roman, turned in his first record
workout of the year yesterday by
clicking off half mile on a sloppy
track in the amazingly fast time
of al flat. The colt Travelled the
distance handily and cooled off
well.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 2, Chicago 1.
Philadelphia at New York, rain.
Pittsburgh Mt st. Louis, cold
weather.
Only games scheduled.
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OREGON NETMEN WIN

SA L Z M, Ore.-University Of
Oregon's tennis team downed Will
lamette university yesterday. six
matches to one. Bud Gilmore was
the only victor for the Bearcats.
winning his fourth straight match.
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MAJOR SCHEDULES
h United Pres
NAIIONAI IEAGIE

St Louis at Chicago
New York At Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit At Cleveland.
Washington AZ New York.
Philadelphia at Boston. two games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston !, Washington 0.
Detroit I, st. Louis ..
New York At Philadelphia, rain.
Cleveland At Chicago, cold, post
poned.
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losing pitcher, FaIIon, Innings
pitched. Fallon Z; at bat. off Failon
%; hits. off Fsllon =; runs scored.
balls. off Fallon 8: left on bases, Los
Angeles 3. Seattle 8; home
run. stringer; two base hits.
Mayo, Archie, vanni; runs batted In.
Stringer. Archie, Campbell; sacrifice.
Weber; strikeouts. by Weber 8.
Fallon 8; stolen base, Gyselman, Me-
miec, Schuster. Archie. time, / :55.
Umpires, Farris and Snyder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-20
OF IDAHO WINS

CALDWELL Ida.-The College
OF Idaho baseball team won both
games Of a double-header from the
Eastern Oregon College Of Educa-
ton here yesterday. 1873 and ST.
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Vt The
ALN4ndnss
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Seattle 2, Los Angeles l.
Hollywood 2, San Diego o.
Sacramento 1, Oakland 2.
San Francisco 3, Portland 3.
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TIGERS PRESSED TO DEFEAT RAH-RAH IN 10 HEATS
ON THE LAM

iZAxK WALTON LEAGUE favors Chamber creek ex
e.lvsg Cor boy anglers. Adult aneisn are urged 70
leave hat stream for the youngsteA Iacoma Sportsmen
have takn the sane action win you join IN the SPIRIT
IA nocsy game . bulldog IN hs ring couldn't
specified committed suicide Some takes
Ssu !. ss e s. y g. s o. living night & tough way out
but 10 N ssv wsy out after al
4 Gum Dips In Ink. Scratches -.
TACK QUILL Tiger president and manager Of the North
Coas Bus service takes exception to your old aeghbors
classification Of Seattle the best minor league town In the
Gun y ardent in boosting WI baseball as he is in
prswi.g under bus seats for stray Dimes not only took
E hat 81 e; ,.ss ;. . pen - can send into III.
IN psrsouli encounter ana phone
Pr y E s: ssss c '.ss = ss
havs ~ neck The extent Of saying Seattle the greatest
ssasss not bad baseball town but must bow long way
couple q our Western international league cities
- = s.sSsif s.s - sfss,.l popaissis. ..'''
. sssa Aas SPOKANE drew mere than twice it, official
And my GOOD friend Spokane the baseball
town n The Western International lsssus
seven times population s..st.
equal wenachess
Sans which than the Yankees play
Hot and Cold. Sdys He...
Seattle Hike many cities, Is a hot and cold baseball
town. When the team winning the fans there give the
Rainiers good support However Seattle has pretty
black marks against It's record a baseball town
The time II not 30 far back when Seattle just
ordinary ball town. And, II you ask me- leopard can't
change his spots
Tacoma . q city Seattle . .
At the fans Tacoma three Western
international finished
ana Yet spite the downs Of the
attendance
In fact there few cellar per-
form than either Of the other that finished high
loyalty Tigers
place. Tacoma drew 1900 fans
The Guy Goes Woy Back -.
IF THE Seattle Chamber Of Commerce proud of Seattle
q = baseball town. let say how many people Seattle
drew the last time finished in the cellar And then
how that attendance stacks up against the population Of
the city =.
SEATTLE drew less 100000 people
xmiSheo IN the cellar. 20 Tacoma ball
viii outdraw Seattle the
tive population that Tacoma viii around loOUuo
seattle large 20
10000 equal This regardless Of how the finish
"A their respective leagues
han town. Wenatchee this Of the country
1T Iscema won't back Seattle
Il TIE Seattle Chamber
ersnvtncing.
r. syoue the only spread propa
Of the Seattle Chamber Of about Seattle
thing
should Tacoma baseball
really loyal boosters
Dsar lacks Parsoa me ss found lost dime under my chair
Al gA oA IN apologize Not myself printer
eague city
~ nation Seattle" But TIE emitted
- hppsndf Nut ekay ssck thank Now
&ns hnnts H..
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Coast Ball in Boxes
LOS ANGELES
SEATTLE

4 Batted for Holm in eighth.
b Batted for Fallon in eighth.
C Batted for Carpenter In ninth.
Evening star., 1940-12-09

csd or In the last column Print the opposite
me WORD from which have removed IeteredCu
correctly It's poetic
Answer
Out
M COMPANY-CANOPY ,axninrD.
a. TRAINED-TINDER tnrevoodb.
tUl REvENUE-vENEER 10
Wl vfNEoAR-oAfNER unoyss ahssd),
~ RoMEo-MooR
Evening star., 1940-12-09
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.

When people begin to call each
other names q fight is pretty sure
to follow. That is what happened
when the two cousins, Chatterer the
Red Squirrel and Happy Jack the
Gray Squirrel, accused each other
OF stealing. They called each other
all the bad things they gould think
Of until the very trees turned away
their heads. Then they started
fighting. They fought until they
couldn't fight any more. They were
too tired and too sore to tight any
more. But their tongues could still
90, and did 90.
1t was at this point that Sammy
Jay stepped in. This is shameful,
positively shameful" said Sammy,
and to have heard him you would
have thought that never in the
world would he have been guilty of
making such a disturbance. You
are making a regular scandal in
the neighborhood and shocking all
your neighbors. This cannot 60 on.
Now what is all this trouble about?
Disputes should be settled by a
judge. Why not choose a judge and
each tell his side of the quarrel and
let him decide what shall be done?"
This sounded reasonable, and all
the neighbors insisted that it was
the only thing to do. Finally Chat
terer and Happy Jack agreed that
they would leave their quarrel to a
judge. But when it came to choos-
ing judge they started to quarrel
all over again. You see, each wanted
some one he thought would be IA
vorable to him. Finally Sammy Jay
lost patience.
Look here!" said he. You don't
either of you like me, and I'm sure
I haven't any particular use for
either of you. I wouldn't fly around
tree to do either one of you a good
turn" This wasn't strictly true, for
Sammy has done both Chatterer
and Happy Jack many a good turn
However, he is forever quarreling
with them, so it was true that they
didn't like him.
"As long as neither of you likes
me and I like neither of you, why
not leave your quarrel to me? You
will be sure that will favor neither
one"
Just the thing" cried all the
other little people. Sammy is the
very one to be judge"
So finally it was agreed that
Sammy Jay should be judge and
Chatterer and Happy Jack should
each in turn tell his story to Sammy
while all the other little people sat
about and listened. So the whole
party went over to a certain big
chestnut tree, where they felt sure
they would be undisturbed. All the
way over there Sammy Jay kept
chuckling to himself. Judge Jay"
said he to himself. Judge JAY!
Judge Jay! 1 rather like the sound
OF that, Judge Jay! Judge Jay!"
Evening star., 1940-12-09


EVENING STAR FEATURES TODAY
Star Flashes: Latest with Bill Coyle. WMAI. 4:30
Star Sports: Late sports by Ray Michael WMAI. pm
Christmas several daily of annual
campaign sponsored B. c. and Warner Bros
Theaers WMAL.
Star Operas Recorded of Wagnes Lohengrn in special
broadcast for Washington schools with
DR. Edwin N. c. WMAL 23O Excerpts also
THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS
7:30-WJSV Blonde and Dagwood Christmas shopping too
early.
s30-WRC Alfred Walensteins Symphony plays Marriage Of
Figaro Overture In Hall of the Mountain King Mosz
kowski "Malaguena." Richard Crooks aria from
Lalos "Roi d'Ys"
e00-WJSV, Olivier Rosand Russell
Gail Patrick Mile Favorite Wife"
930-WOL. This Premiere of show featuring Comics
Joe Laurie, Senator Ford and Harry Hershheld
e35-WMAI4 Society.
100-WRC Musical salute steel
103O-WMAI. Radio Earl Harrison director of Alien
105-WOI Aida starring Rose hampton and Giovanni Mar
tneli, the last performance of this Monday night
presented by the Chicago Civic Opera.
SHORT -WAVE PROGRAM
s5-BERIIN: News in English. DJD 1l7 Is m. DID,
1854 % m.
s3o-LoNDoN: Speaks" by GsC
s:3O-VATICAN Broadcast HvJ,
31O6 m.
l000-LONDON: within Fortress" meg, 313 m;
meg, m. m.
English. lit meg, DID,
4mep m meg m
Evening star., 1940-12-09
Boundaries Marked

Brazil has announced that mark
ing of the boundaries between Brazil
and British and Dutch Guiana has
been completed while the dividing
line with Venezuela is almost deter
mined
Evening star., 1940-12-09
POINTS FOR PARENTS

By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE,
Negative directions may suo-
oeSt undesirable activities to chill
dren that they would not think OF
othertDise
Evening star., 1940-12-09

When the Sunny school teacher
ast Baby why her came to Sunny
school, Baby should hab said so
her could learn to be a better child,
but her said, so I'll get somethin'
on the Christmas tree!"
Evening star., 1940-05-19

FOR LEASE
unusually large, desirable apartment
cool and comfortable, with 3 exposures,
overlooking the city and National Cathe-
dral. consisting Of living room dressing
room, breakfast porch. kitchen. = bed
rooms. baths. solarium. den and ample
closet space: $4,000. Apply res mgr
APT J. Alto Towers 3206 Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1940-05-19

DECATUR HEIGHTs-ENTIRE end FL, 5
rms, bath; pvt. entrance: garage; large
yard; mr.. transp. and schools ideal for
Children bargain, S37 so. Hobart 1899.
ARLINGTON-LIVINGR ROOM, BEDROOM
dinette, kitchen, private bath and entrance.
Admits Phone 0yford
Evening star., 1940-05-19

MASSACHUSETTS AVE. EXTENDED
Intersection Walkonding and Tuscarkwas
Roads room apt. furn.. newly decorated,
all improvements, screened porch. beautiful
suburban setting; no children. Rent S31 so.
RA. 1851
Evening star., 1940-05-19

? RMS, KITCHEN & BATH APT. PVT.
ent, So 2lst st. So. Arlington, Va.
Jackson 2l3S-W
Evening star., 1940-05-19

bhAND-NEW BUILDINGS.
COOL, QUIET LOCATION.
1927 Flower ave, Takoma PIX. Md,
lovely apt, liv. rm. with freplace). 2,
$3.50.
:. 1903 Flower ave.-Lv rm, 2 bedrms.
dinette. bath, gar, S62 so; others from
gu AoSS PTyrT pEhrrv ~ MA coon
Evening star., 1940-05-19

SUMNER MONTHS 4 ROOMS, , BED
rooms. furnished, elec. refrg., yard, $40 90.
Temple 442S-J
Evening star., 1940-05-19
BOULEVARD APIS.

ALEXANDRIA, VA
S42 50-Combination living bedroom,
dressing room, dinette, kitchen and bath.
$40 .50-Large living room, bedroom, di-
nette. kitchen and bath 4 closets.
$50. .50-2 bedrooms. large living room.
dinette kitchen and bath.
Apply resident manager or phone Temple
4240.
. blocks south of last traffic light on Mt
Vernon blvd, left-hand side of street.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

ARLINGTON $40 gath ST super
new apt, 4 rooms, bath, shower, porch,
pvt ent,, garage heat; adults. Call
WHITE, jackson 154T-W
Evening star., 1940-05-19

CLARA BARTON HOUSE. GLEN ECHO.
Furnished-unfurnished all ami.
porches. large grounds, on Potomac; 20
min. drive out Mass. ave. On car line;
adults. Bradley 50-R.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
1920 TUCKERMAN ST. NV

THE. NORWOOD,
i343 East. CAPITOL st.. Apt. 14-5 rooms
Evening star., 1940-05-19

ALEXANDRIA-EXCEP COOL,
furnished apt. ideal for group of bachelor
men or women. Entire ground floor of
high ceilinged brick house, 4 large rooms,
including larse Colonial kitchen. Adapted
to entertaining. Brick terrace in large
yard: 3 flreplaces: 500 utilities incl.
Temple 1854.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
co-oPERATiVg APTs. FOR SALE.

OWNER WILL SACRIFICE EQUITY IN
1-bedroom. 4-room apt. in Hampshire Gar
dens. Emerson 1927.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

SUITLAND. MD RMS. ELEC. KIT
and bath. 4 exp, in new house; employed
souple preferred; Eighth house past D G.
S. store on MayheW I'd 100
Evening star., 1940-05-19

ARLINGTON. VA.-UNFURN. 4-RM APT,
private bath, continuous h. W. garage;
10c fare: adults orly. CHI. 1870. 19'
zoos N. HIGHLAND ST. ARLINGTON
2-bedrm. apt available June Is to Sept.
l5 completelY furnished. CH. 3h2O
Evening star., 1940-05-19

e6n M ROOMS KITCHEN & BATH.
poo.Oo 400 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
ond Large kitchen, tile bath plenty
oAAA closet space: 24-hour elevator
SSS m and switchboard service. See res.
YSN.NO mgr. MISS McNEILL CO. Q33o.
CONTINUED on Next Paso.)
Evening star., 1940-05-19

1915 POTOMAC AVE SE.-3 ROOMS,
Kitchen. bath; heat. light. gas furn.; adults
OnlV Lincoln
Evening star., 1940-05-19

TAKOMA PARK. 81 CARROLL AVE
Furn. 2nd f.. living rm bedrm dining rm.
kitchenette. porcheS. S475O SH. 2645
UNFURNISHED. 2 ROOMS BATH. STOR-
ase space. Oxford 0334 1882 Wilson blvd,
Arlington Va
Evening star., 1940-05-19

14l5 GIRARD ST. NV RMS, KIT,
bath: refg;; "a mo. rent free. See MAN
AGER, Ant Il
Evening star., 1940-05-19

ia ST. .N.W-3 RMS. KITCHEN
bath. reasonable
134S EUCLID ST. NV RIM. FUR. OR
unlur south expos, unlim. phone. In
Evening star., 1940-05-19

1919 C, ST. N.E;;-2nd FLOOR, LIVING
room. large bedrm, kit bath large
closets. pvt. entrance: including heat, elec,
gas, gas refg. AT 1904
Evening star., 1940-05-19

TAKOMA PARK. 624 CARROLL AVE
unfurnished, rooms and bath, garaee
bus stop.
Evening star., 1940-11-17

HEVROLET 1898 I2-ton pickup; newly
Limited 3 good tires. very clean, mechan-
{aIIy reconditioned and guaranteed; S315.
ADDISON CHEVROLET
1922 14th ST. NV. Hobart 1900.
{HEVROLET 1888 pickup; canopy top;
cod condition; passed D. c. insp.; $50
II 3657-J.
Evening star., 1940-11-17

FRAILERS new end used: easy to deal
tith. Elcar Coach Co.. Canary Trailer
lamp. Rt 1. Berwyn. Md.
kOUSE TRAILER with awnings, good con-
|ition; will sell cheap. 10O4 Wisconsin
I've, Bethesda.
6OING TO FLORIDA; rent my trailer. '3S
hodel ''Trayel-ome," sleeps 4. ice box
ieater, etc. Box 35-A, Star.
Evening star., 1940-11-17
AUTO PARTS.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

{sED MOTORS parts and tires for all
hakes car and trucks; lowest prices. 300
Ia " DE n2hS
Evening star., 1940-11-17

HEV. 1886 panel truck; spare tire in
uded: Gwner has no further use for:
I25: terms, S5 per wk. Coale, salesman,
Evening star., 1940-11-17

pottery blue finish; upholstery a fne grade
of velour; like new; one look will convince
you this is real buy; liberal trade; small
1924 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. CH
4lO0
PLYMOUTH 1910 coach; 10000 miles
private owner Shenherd 6ASl Il
Evening star., 1940-11-17

LA SALE 1858 de luxe sedan; beautiful
| condition; only $3.50; terms. Roper Mo-
! tor, 1870 r. /. ne.
LA SALE 1910 4-door sedan. Torpedo
model; $500 nSles; sacrifice; leaving city.
3Quo.M
Evening star., 1940-11-17

|hIEVROLET 1887 h-ton panel; repainted,
| good tires, fine appearance: S215.
ADDISON CHEVROLET,
1922 f4th St. NV. Hobart 900.
|HEVROLET 1899 24-ton, also 1885 panel
[hevrolet, also garden tractor and power
| wn mower. l.. L. Lohr farm, Fairfax,
Ia. 1g-W-1.
Evening star., 1940-11-17

IHEVROLET 1910 heavy-duty 2-yard
lump; equipped with 2-speed rear end
.O-ply tires and cab protector; also inter-
Xational 193S 2-yard dump.
CHEVY CHASE MOTORS,
r1O5 Wisconsin Ave Wisconsin 1886
Evening star., 1940-11-17

|AGABOND the coach that has everything,
N display opposite Canary Camp. BALTIC.
r;-S RorWyO Md
Evening star., 1940-11-17
leae elge cse.g,gs; sslS.

PoH PoHANkA s Isl SRRvIEE. WE 500.
1928 Goth st. NV. Dl. o14l.
OLDsNoBHE 1898 S-cyl.. 4-dooI trunk
interior: must be seen TO Be appreeiAted;
yppSsgsi ypS y condition. Pfntesed fcr auick sale.
0LDsMoBiLE 1910 70 club coupe: S0o6.
iiss sosS y. Nv. 81 sili.
Evening star., 1940-11-17

LA SALE 1885 conv. coupe: tan nnish;
brown leather upholstery. tan top. radio,
heater. Excellent performance and an
pearance. $3.50 cash. Owner. WI. 4219.
LA SALE 1899 4-door torpedo-type Sc
| dan. Cadillac-built VS. motor. original
| black finish. custom radio. white sidewell
| tires; very low mileage: S745 Loving Mo-
| tors, your Packard dealer, .421 l4th st.
NV Republic O503.
Evening star., 1940-11-17

PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe 2-door sedan:
black finish, fine heater, dandy motor good
rubber; will give you safe and carefree
service; reduced TO 1855
H B. LEARY, Jr., & BROS.
Evening star., 1940-11-17
AUTOMOBILE LOANS.
TRAlleES FOR SALE.

loans ON AUTOMOBILES. 80 PER
ear. WASHINGTON AUTO FINANCE
|ERVICE 2337 Champlain st. NV. IL
Evening star., 1940-11-17

OLDSMOBILE 1896 2-door sedan; S295.
POHANKA SERVICE.
1929 Goth St NV. DI 9141.
OLDSMOBILE 1887 4-door touring sedan;
radio and heater, very low mileage and a
car that has had very good care and one
that viii give you many miles OF good
service: S305
WISCONSIN MOTORS. INC.
1o45 Wis. Ave. MI 2974. IL
OLDSMOBILE, 1899: excellent condition.
radio, heater, new white-wall tires. Oliver
Evening star., 1940-11-17

BUICK 1899 "61" 4-door trunk sedan:
radio heater; tremendous power with eff
cheney, knee actisn, hydraulics plenty of
walls radio. heater; $685. FEDERAL
MOTOR SALES. 23:35 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
AT 612S,