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talizing rhythms of the band. .
MRS. PERCY HUGHES and LOR-
MA MARM0N were enjoying
themselves watching the jitterbug-
gers going to town. MRS.
DOROTHY THOMAS rendition of
Il Can't Help Loving That Man of
Mine" brought the house down. q.
The featured vocalists of the eve
ming, RUTH MAJORS and DORO-
THY ASHBY, received many an
encore from the appreciative audi
ence. What two young gals
hearts skipped a beat or two when
ALFRED STEWART and OTIS
SKINNER waltzed by? (Or shall
we say Uttered" by?) Was
OSCAR NEWMAN quite interest
ed in MARY JANE CYRUS? .
Popular numbers played through
out the evening were Tuxedo
Junction." "Wham," Zone O'clock
Jump" and ITS a Wonderful
World" All agreed it was a great
evening.
Birthday Celebraters: BAR
BARA MALLORY and BOBBIE
MURPHY went on a birthday cele-
brating tour last Saturday evening.
(The tour consisted of a jaunt up
Fourth Ave. s., ETC., ending at the
Dreamland Cafe.) And various
other evenings were spent recent
ly in less happy manner. What
st. Anthony shiek spent one long
hopeful hour Sunday night at Jim's
Tavern, waiting for a certain St.
Paul damsel? She, in the mean
time, was waylaid on her way to
meet him by a Minneapolis gigolo
and went to the Faust theatre in
stead.
On Your Must See" List-THE
OPERETTA "OH, DOCTOR" star
ring JUNE HAWKINS, and di-
rected by that pleasing personality,
JEANETTE DORSEY. This
promises to be a banner affair and
will be held at Phyllis Wheatley
House.
wonder why the male Follies"
are postponed? Seems as if those
big strong males don't relish be-
ing clothed as feminine impersona-
tors.
This Weeks Quotation Worthy
of Remembrance 1.-THE fine and
noble way to destroy foe is not
to kill him; with kindness you may
so change him that he shall cease
to be so."-Aleyn. So, girls, don't
tear out each others hair when you
have that pet peeve.
And that's all for this week and
until next week, l am
Your old pal,
SAL.
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machines we've Of know that Maurice Strong is
salesman for the KOR Company which has music machines in many
of the night the vending machine
employ a Negro saesman!!
When Feler Needs Friend Some people in trouble
sympathy community Others have the
whole saying at her right good enough for him.
Checking the attitudes quickly the
Of individual should
the object sympathy understanding People who gh
hat their neghbo find difficult to obtain the goodwill of
the rebud nghbos when such goodwill might prove be life
You can't ignore the friendly bow greeting of people and
them feel sorry for when trouble along
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M. c. B.: My birthdate is Au-
gust Is. Please answer in the
Spokesman soon. l am between
two opinions and don't know what
to do and would like for you to
help me sir. Should 1 make a
change?
Ans: It's not a change of jobs
that you need but you do need
to make some new friends. 1t
seems that your home life isn't as
happy as it could be and that is
why you are upset. The man you
are with likes you :. but there is
too much difference between you.
Make other friends.
T. M. F.: What did my husband
mean when he said no other man
would mean anything to me and
my money wouldn't do me any
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Friday, May Il, 1910

same kind of work that ] had some
time ago?
Ans: Not the same job -. you
will get a job in private service.
There were several reasons for
your being cut Of the work you
had don't become discouraged
/. snap out of your depressed
feeling and make another contact.
G. H. c.: Please tell me if l will
get the money that l have been
expecting for the past three
weeks? My birthdate is Feb. IL,
1916.
Ans: It's my impression that
you will get the money but 1t
will be at least a month late. When
you wrote your brother he wasn't
in a position to send money, but
he has been working toward this
end and will turn you this favor
by the last of this month.
POTOMAC ST.: My husband
promised me if l would stop nag
cling at him he would do all that
he could for, me. / met him in town
and he gave me only $500 and l
feel that he loves someone else.
Am l right?(
Ans: There's not another wOm-
an that gets his money but it
goes to creditors each week. Both
of you have been silly and run up
bills and he is forced to pay them.
Why don't you go TO work and help
pay these debts of, then you and
your husband can live comfortably.
As long as you are head over heels
in debt you won't get along well at
all.
P. H.: You answered my other
question just right and l wish to
know now if l should build the
house? Also should 1 go ahead
and will my property to my son
or wait?
Ans: Building right now
wouldn't be altogether convenient
for you as you are short Of cash.
Don't give the idea of building up
Z. but wait until your income is
little greater than it is now.
Make your will if you like but
keep your property IN YOUR
OWN NAME as long as you live
and it will avoid unnecessary
trouble. If you have something to
give your son give it to him
when you see fit.
S. L. T.: Tell me please sir if
you think l should take my three
kids and leave my husband for he
treats me so bad?
Ans: No, you shouldn't leave
him stay there and make him
support his children. If you were
to leave he wouldn't do anything
at all for them, and it will be
mighty hard for you to bear the
whole burden. l do suggest that
you get a job and help out also
make an effort to get along with
your husband better. A change is
indicated very soon.
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good?
Ans: What he meant was that
if he caught you fOOling around
with other men i. g. it would be just
too bad for all concerned. That two
people would be sent to the hos
pital for treatment and he wouldn't
be one of them. Therefore, my adj
vice is not to tantalize him by
shOwering attention on every man
that looks at you twice.
A. D. H.: Will I'get back on the
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Question will free in this column for
Reply Send only 25c for AstrolOgy Reading and
Chart and receive by return mail confidential letter Of
Analysing three 90 Questions privately Sign full
name address, bhdate all letters and please include self
addressed, stamped envelope for your reply.
Able WALLACE this BOG Third
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ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION FOR
ADMINISTRATION, LIMITING TIME TO
FILE CLAIMS AND FOR HEARING
THEREON
1922
State Of Minnesota, County of Hennepin.
In Probate Court.
In Re Estate of Oscar H. Bockus, Decedent.
Order for Hearing Petition for Letters
Of Administration
IT is ORDERED that all persons inter-
ested show cause, IL any they have, before
this Court on Monday, May q, 1870, ut 10
o'clock A. N. in the Court House in Min:
Agnes Bockus, of Hennepin County, Min
nesOtA, for the appointment Of herself as
administrator, herein filed, should not be
granted.
Order to File Claims and for Hearing
Thereon
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that within
four months from the date hereof all cred
itors Of said Decedent file their claims in
this Court. Proofs will be heard and claims
examined and adjusted before this Court
on Monday, October z, I940 at 10 o'clock
A. M. in the Court House in Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
These orders shall be published in the
Minneapolis Spokesman and a copy mailed
to each of the heirs Of said Decedent at
least IL days before the date Of said hear
ing on the petition for granting letters Of
administration.
WITNESS the HON. MANLEY L. Fos-
SEEN, Judge Of Probate Court, this LIST
day Of May, 1910.
COURT sEAL)
ERNEST P. LORENZ,
Clerk Of Probate Court.
ALFRED A. DONAGHUE, Attorney
AIS Masonic Temple.
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The Worlds Greatest Singers of
Spirituals Are Coming To Twin
Cities Sunday, May 26.-advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-17

Lower broom duplex, newly deco
rated. Porch, garage, $500. $50
10th Ave. No. Cherry 1921.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-17

Five-room house, modern, garage,
Smelling Avenue. Priced $4,000,
good payment down. Call Geneva
3143.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-17

Room in private family. Married
couple or single man preferred.
Geneva 6148.
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A REAL BARGAIN: Modern 8
bedroom home. Garage. Owner
leaving city. Small down payment,
terms cheaper than rent. Drive by
1920 Fourth Ave. S. Call Bridge
port 6791. Frazier, Walnut 1860.
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Wait! Wait! Twin City Annual
Picnic, Harriet Island, June 16.
ADV
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Furnished kitchenette apartment
for rent. Call Regent 3176.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-17

One large front room all mod
ern. Man and wife or singles.
COlfax 2029.
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Furnished room for rent, Regent
0623.
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For rent, three single rooms, 1888
Fourth Ave. So. Colfax 1851.
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State Of Minnesota, County Of Hennepin.
In Probate Court.
In Re Estate Of Oscar H. Bockus, Decedent.
Order for Hearing Petition for Letters
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

7
oLDMoBILE 1889 physicians car, 4-door
heater; ssS5. cai kandoipR oiipRO a71s, 1se'0 ana
sna1;,,dn oL9s l940 Tudor trunk sedan: nsv-esr
eonolIion and appearance; radio and heater;
sacrince. s615; terms and trade. Dealer.
1908 West Va. ave. ne
oddDsM6lBdtE esd.s Slsat ] 1898 syl: 4-door tourinr
sa nfh nd Ave sss0 sood ss
l7oE ToHS S.is I e c99STf7 s% 'SoS9hss III ssoo
OLDsM0BnE 1910 opera-sest coupe; ma.
rfl rof9ln. white-wsL tires, radio, heater. low
bars I'd me- AT AZ s7ss. 29sI0' -''o S''oenA-
dan, dan, black M very 5000 eondition. slf GOOD
easy. LOGAN. sth and NJ. Di. 5si7. =
PACKARD 1897 4-dr trunk sedan: radio,g
dthEEoggh9pt' dE Bbso must sacrifcs. csl Nj. s9.ef,
PACKARD "12o" 1889 club conv. coupe:
pp1 lpmpm1aculate Best buy in town" JACK
PfACKAED fs6 ,E6tngs 1928 4,dOor trunk sedan model
$siiI month. IIEeoLN PHRK ,mofHoRs. HoRs.
14l. 18th st. ne. AT. 5000
PACKARD coupe: excellent mechanical con-
dition; Sl00, terms; s75 cash. WI 35?s.
III w. Leland, Chevy Chase, Nd
PACKARD 1897 and 1888 sedans Several
cars Some With radio and heater. p5En
payment as low as sos balance PAYABLE az
IS kennedy sO St. Nj NV. ''N'ro PA. Is';7i 77io.
! PACKARD 1880 I2O 4-door touring sedan.
6-wheel equipment, white sde-waH rss,
| radio and heater. de luxe equpn,-nt
Motors Your PscEsrd cHy desIef S2 42 I4s
st. NV. Republic O5O3.
PACKARD 1898 6-cylinder 4-door touring
million and performs, to satisfaction: re-
ac 1437 Irvins St. NV, AID. $500,
PACKARD 1878 convertible club cou3s;
heater. de luxe equipment; s595. WI.
! PACKARD 1888 2IO series 4-door sedan:
mscuate 9asS ash sa2 hsSe @
This hne car left with US to sell BY very
prominent Arlington County citizen; priced
a. a. onIy SOB 5000 IN original cost;
-'Au.' 'siHE KEN9oNipEc8 Y iSir aSs INC
"Arlinstons Own" Chevrolet Dealer 3D..
PACKARD '3s sedan; excel. cond.;, equity
/ S435: SIS mo. BOX ll%-Z. Star
PAtcRbAfD PAt2b Ed d3c d95s rods! i;o couDe; back
and heater; yerE a. rsct-vc car reduce 90
sell a. n7'p :IT Sy23; rsi for G., No. 's'.
1st and Eew York Ave. NE HoEsrt so1g,
HN NM j Isbf 1-UOOI IONTlla feCPug
| b-cyinoer deal with cvncr radio I'D
neater; good tires; sacrifice for quick tale.
| terms AT. 1903
/ PIERCE-ARROW 1898 7-pass. sedan: this
/ hne car has tust been traded from IN
I embassy where it chauffeur driven.
| II YOU want the best at a very low prics
see this value at only S2aT Lee D Butler,
Inc" III 2lst nv. District l@ls
PLYMOUTH: 1887 de luxe 4-door trunk se-
| oan. carefully driven by owner Sac 5000
! Terms. co. 6ls6-M. Dealer. welcome.
| PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door sedan; clean.
! good condition. new clutch, brakes. SOS no.
Lincoln 4sl6-W bet. $780, 80 pm. 20
PLYMOUTH 1859 de luxe sedan. with
4 heater; owned by minister; actual milrsSs
| 1906; Just nicely broken in: not soiled.
| guaranteed in writing. special TO-DAY.
/ S4S5: other rare bargainS
o w. ROSENBERRY CO.
1923 18th ST. NV NE $500
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WAFER FRONT PROPERTY.

WAIEK fkONI PKOPEkII.
81 2.50O-mIUNGALow; IDEAL SPOT Be
tween West River and Chesapeake Bay: 33
eisetricity "saPs wateP sas snruS6ery o%eTs wf
va d bn psb qGs
DU. 1874. after 4. Monday.
CORNER PLOT. CONSISTING OF FIVE
Subdivision Can be divided into two build
Ing sites facing inlet. 5000 cash. Box
COLONIAL BEACH vA.-LARGE COT
water and sewer eiec It's; lsrse I10-ft. lot
on water front; suitable larse family or
Say' %sg beoR R0eSs COST EAToN OTnsT saffRfs vs.
1897.
SACRIFICE SUMNER HOME ON WEST
River; : bedrooms; living room. kitchen;
heater; hs built for al!Iyear living: s1oq doyn.
iafse LIVING rm. 6edrmsi. i fuil bath
with shower; , lavatories, kit. complete;
gas. elec.: large. clean. screened porch:
sn R South as9s6 81 seass bank MAJ
VIII sacrifice to responsible party who
likes swimming and hunting at strictly
priVate waterfront; 2S miles from D. C.
sPORTSMAN'S ALL-YEAR HOME. so
miles Washington; excellent anchorage;
J. l-room residence Gurnished). modern
conyeniences: 2-acre beautiful waterfront:
$500 liberal terms. LEONARD SNIDER.
La Plata, Md.
o,- MARYLAND WATER FRONT.
front on South River and Fishing Creek,
both very close to Chesapeake Bay. Good
fishing. crabs. oysters, duckins and all
water sports Manor house tenant house
barn. Wooded and cleared land. About
milrS from ANNAPOLIS
sTEFFEY. NC. 336 N Chas. St. BALTIC. Nd
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AERoPIANES.
GARAGES FOR RENT.

GET YOUR CAR UNDER COVER FOR
winter: low rentals; garages in rear 400
14th st. NV. rear 21OS K st. NV, rear
2134 H st. NV, rear 2114 Eye st. NV.
JAMES MORRIS WOODARD. realtor, 723
20th st NV
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LdtDS.
YOU

can get a loan Of $4,000
II you can make monthly pay
mentS of S7.04.
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(Continued.)

LOTS WANTED.
EXCHANGE EQUITY OF 1895 LA SALE
as down payment on lot in Virginia or
Maryland. Randolph SS42
l TO LOTS MINNESOTA AVE. SEC
Describe fully and lowest cash price. Box
81. Star.
WILL TAKE YOUR LOT BEHIND CON-
Struction loan and build on same at once.
We design, sM1rT Sgilsi sRns 1sapeei co Nc
WI. 1854. CHI. O746.
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE
in D. G. Must be reasonably
priced. Phone MR.. HOWARD,
WI. 1927.
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rRAiLERS FOR SALE.


l.T..1 aoUsE rs!1I Trailer 1a,tt;, sleeps 4 s1.
for couple S215. Chestnut l4l4.
TRAILER, 24-feet. 2-room: cash or part
furniture. Coates Service Station Jeffer-
son Davis halfway. Alexandria. Va. y
YAGABOND, the coach that has everything
On display opposite Canary Camp. BALTIC.
blvd. Berwyn. Md
TRAILERs, new and used: easy to deal
Camp. Ri. l. Berwyn. Nd
ing; all equipped for persons. Small
down payment, 2-yr terms. House in Tree
Trailer Park. Rt. No. /. Berwyn, Md.
TRAILER. fat bottom: ball hitch; new
tires: D c. inspected; S35. 1345 st Sc.
SOLVE YOUR RENT PROBLEM, Purchase
traller-your monthly rent money will
pay. for it. Your choice OF floor plans.
Modsli 3,;lir PRICED from s64a Accommodates
Trailer Co, Inc, 45ll Wis. ave. Wo.
1922. Br. SPRINGS Bank Trailer Park U S
Hwy. No. l, So. of Alexandria, nr. Penn
Daw Hotel.
HOUSE TRAILER. bsrgain. s125.O 90; fully
equipped. Mr.. Walker. 2910 Jefferson
Davis Highway Trailer Camp.
'.-ToN CAPACITY. SKA body. canvas,
ribbed top; complete with spare tires, hitch.
registration plate. s25. WI 9123.
TRAILER, 90 foot, house style. with coupe
hookup: quick sale, Sl25. WA. 1854.
CALIFORNIA house trailer, 5000. Trailer
Camp near Capitol Airport, River rd..
Md. of Defense highway
VAGABoND TRAILER. "a #, new, 1910;
will sell 500 equity for S400. Mrs. Rob-
inson, Spring Bank Trailer Camp.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

PACKARD 1880 I20 4-door touring sedan.
6-wheel equipment. white side-wall rsst
radio and heater. de luxe equipn, mt
throughout; a BARGAIN: only Si95. LovinR
Motors. your Packard dealer, 2421 14th
81. NV Repuhlic n6O2
Evening star., 1940-11-03

PACKARD 1887 and 1888 sedans Several
10 choose from. rs and IS One-owner
cars. Some With radio and heater D1wn
payment as low as S95. balance PAYABLE at
S23.lp month. Weekend special only.
ROYAL Motor CO. Packard CealrTs
Is Kennedy st. NV PA. 71I0
Evening star., 1940-11-03

CHEVROLET 1898 2.door trunk ,S. sedan; ex.
SIS down. Dealer. 1906 W. va. ave. ne .
Evening star., 1940-11-03

OLDSMOBILE 1887 "6" coupe: sun-metsl
finish. excellent radio and heater; : very
good tires. very good motor: ask for car
No. 6S5; 1895.
H B LEARY Jr & BPOS
st and New York Ave. NE Hobart 6Ol2.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

PACKARD 1888 6-cylinder 4-door touring
sedan high-class car that looks likc 4
million and performs to satisfaction; re-
duced 10 S525 easy term Arcade Pontl-
&C. l431 Irving st d ". AID SSnn
Evening star., 1940-11-03

345 acres Of very productive land which
has been ard is now being used as a cattle
farm; on a hard-surface road 10-room
frame house with all modern improvements.
Evening star., 1940-11-03
AUTO PARTS.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
CHEVROLET 1898 t2D dump trucks; Gar
wood side braced body: good IO-plv tires;
perfect mechanical cond. Four Mile Run
Service Station. Arlington Co. Ivy 1854.
crare: dual wheels ready to work: $3.50;
see Mr.. Thomas. Leo Rocca, lie, Direct
Factory Dodge Dealer, 1901 Conn ave.
NV. Emerson 1000.
DODGE ranel. 1895: excellent motor and
tires must sacrifice; Sn5 down; Sis. easy
terms. DU. 9633.
cab dual yhsss Helper SPRINGS. S' s5-h'p. he
motor Make offer
TRIANGLE MOTORS,
1401 r. ]. Ave NE. DE. 5000.
FORD 1898 panel delivery; finished in
sreen; EXCELLENT tires. Thoroughly recondi-
tioned tione Motor has new rings Exceptionally
1401 R. I Ave. NE. DE 6302.
G. M. C. station wagon; metal body: 20
mos. old; cost .S1,100; for sale by owner
for $3.50: can finance. EN-. 2032.
G. M. c. 1888 1h-ton: stake body. long
wheelbase, 10-ply duals; good condition:
S125; ESQ Station, e. Riverdale, Md.
@: NJ. c. 1887 1la-ton; dual wheels. long
wheel base. complete with stake body and
HORSE BODY,
canopy. etc. These two bodies are new
Running lights and turn lights.
HORSE VAN
with combined utility of stake body; $500.
Warfeld 1896.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

FORD 1888 de luxe Tudor; Sun-metal
nnish, in perfect condition; S3as. lof
down, balance easy, Logan MOTOR. 18th
Evening star., 1940-11-03

3Oa acres, 20 miles from washington;
very fertile. well watered and lots Of bot
tom land 10-room frame house with slate
roof; large bank barn; $4,000.
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c2S Maple Ave Takoma Park SH o307.

Continued.

Recent construction. 2-story rooms.
paved highway: fne large barn, arranged
for dairy. Nov. silo and other bldes 25
miles D. c.. near water fronts. Replace
ment costs $4,000. Price, $500.
THEODORE F. MENK
Evening star., 1940-11-03

FORD 1898 de luxe Fordor sedan; dark
green finish. excellent condition: 1Or,
down, balance easv. LOGAN SERyISCEN-
TER 20l7 Va. ave. NV. Me. 2s1s.
FORD 1888 Tudor: S5 down. balance essy.
LOGAN SERVISCENTER, 2017 Va. ave.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

III dHu IVW IOTk Ave. Ne. Ho-art hOI2l
PACKARD 1897 A-door tourils sedpr,
b-cylnoer; deal with cvncr. radio I'D
hester; good tires; sacrifice for quick sale,
terms AT 1909
Evening star., 1940-11-03

FORD 1889 de luxe convertible coupe
black. white sidewall; only $4,000 miles;
driven by lady must sell today; $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

DODGE 1898 de luxe 4-dr. trunk sedan:
this fully Guaranteed Trew Value car @ was
driven by IT. one owner, I. is in hne
condition Finished in a dustproof gun
me al: equipped with heater; safe, de-
THE TREW MOTOR Co. i526 i4th st.
NV. and 14th and Pa. ave. sc. Our
26th Year.'
Evening star., 1940-11-03

DE SOTO 1893 4-donr trunk sedan: black
nlfh nnrfact soGtess interior rsdlo heatsT
forces US to liquidate: was S52s; save
s130; today c~lv S3aS. LUSTrNE-NICHOL-
SON HyattSVilln Nd War1eid oo00
Evening star., 1940-11-03
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

245 acres 20 miles from Washington on
q mile of hard road; newly fenced. S0'c
cleared ground In fne condition 6room
house and large bank barn, both in excel
lent condition; ST. 900.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

OLDsMOBILE 1897 4-door trunk sedan:
blue finish. powerful s-cyl. motor safety
grip tires. auto. transmission; was S44S
save 81 90: wholesale price, S34s JUSTINE
NICHOLSON. Hyattsville. wsrhelo 1000
OIL DSMOsIIE 1885 "s" coupe: S1as; black
finish: reconditioned, guaranteed: ready
for winter: S2S down, S11 90 thly.
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| throughout, good tires: runs hne: S5 down,
| easy terms. LOGAN SERVISCENTER,
| NO1I Va ave. NV NE. oS1s
Evening star., 1940-11-03

wood side braced body: good 1O-plv tires;
perfect mechanical cond Four Mile Run
Service Station. Arlington Co. Ivy 1854.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

| FORD 1897 convertible sedan; new top,
good tires, black finish, radio, heater
| Your 1894 or IS car as down payment
and balance easy. LOGAN sERVISCEN-
\ TER. 2017 Va. ave. NV ME- oS1S
Evening star., 1940-11-03

FORD 1899 de luye tr sedan; original
maroon paint. EQUIPPED with radio, heater
and many other extras. You must see
this car to appreciate it. Priced down to
S547.00. Lee D. Butler, Inc. 1886 Pa.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

>LDMoBILE 1899; physicians car, 4-door
ieater; S626. Call Randolph 2T1S
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RENYON-PECK INC
ga Rim fanfr n~rB Nb~-zT..

hTHHston own" CheVrOIet Dealer. =
PACKARD '3s sedan; excel. cond equity
for light car or best ofTrr: terms, bals 20
$40: SIS mo. Box ll3-Z. Star
Evening star., 1940-11-03

FORD 1885 de luxe 4-door, trunk: Lock-
good tires; one owner: 3O-day written
guarantee; S249. 40 down. s15 50 month
no co-signers. LOGAN, 3540 14th NV.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

FORD 1887 coach: trunk. heater; sacrifice
| Tor cash or S25 down, S12 month to re-
sponsible party; looks and runs fne; make
Evening star., 1940-11-03

PACKARD 1897 4-dr trunk sedan: RADIO
heater, W. s.w tires perfect conditi9h
throughout; must sacrifice. Cali Mr.. Speer,
CE. $3.50. a.
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Evening star., 1940-06-27
Burke of Hoyos in Good Spot
In Collegiate Golf; Higgins
Also Wins But Shea Bows

this morning; Cordingley against
Bill Gilbert Of Ohio State: Hall
against Stanley Kowal of Michigan
State; Alexander against C. Foster
Brown, jr, of Union, and Mcdowell
against Ed Meister of Yale.
The third consecutive rainy day
interfered with yesterdays plans for
the completion of the first two
rounds. So the tournament officials
reduced the semifinal matches from
So to 18 holes and rescheduled them
for tomorrow afternoon. Saturdays
final, however, will be a double
round affair.
Berl Only Upset Victim.
Despite the unfavorable weather,
the tournament has escaped with
only one upset. That came yester-
day when Warren Berl of Stanford,
last years defeated finalist, was
eliminated by Ramsel, who gained a
1-up decision.
Ray Higgins, who scored a 1-up
victory over aJck Selby of Princeton
in 10 holes, was the only other Hoya
to advance. He meets Tom Hoax
of Iowa, who eliminated Eugene
Durant of Ohio State, 1-up, in a
23-hole match that took the honors
in this respect.
Bill Shea, Georgetown's third en-
trant, fell by the wayside, bowing
to Alex Welsh of Illinois, 3 and /.