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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Baltimore Il. Newark 3-5s
Rochester s-3. Montreal - To-
ronto s-5. Buffalo Sc Jersey City
!. Syracuse 4
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Afternoon usms
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Runs halted IN. Jewell | Ncaamse
I Mccormack ? Jolle. l. 1rssief q
two base Int. Jewell nonstii. Ratio
three base hits Mccormack home
runs Joiley. TfaKler stolen hsses
Sickle double plaYs Martinez -
Heolnnis "a raieonl Chflstonhef ~
Ratio 10 rseohHfs left on bases. We
nstehee T. spoksn ? haae on balls
off Christnph.r I OtF1yDn : struck
out bv Christopher 4 OFsnn Z
Time ~ ssfne , hours. umplf1s.
Cole and NcnnFlehl
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus ia. Indianapolis s-5
To edo % Louisville Is HilRsu-
Zee -. St Paul Is. Kansas City
3-I1, Minneapolis I1-a
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Totals 10 ~
/ Ran for Harris IN ninth.


winning pitcher. clemenee losing
pitcher. Oppelt. innings pitched by
clemence "a. Davis u, oppelt. q
plus. lsek!te =. Garretson !, Bremen
q at bat. off Clemenee 80. Davis
OnpsIt .. Iseklte 10. 6arretson y,
Bfenner Q. hits. of Clemence II. OPP
pelt 8. Isokite 3. Garfetson 3. hren.
ncr 3. runs scored. of Clemenee =.
Onnelt 7 Iseklta s. GHrfetEon 4
n J. runs responsible for. Gle
mence Q oppelt 6 lsekite s. Garrett
son 4 struck out, by Clemsnoe =,
Isekite q bases on balls OF Gle
menee 5. oppeit 4 lsekite /, Carrot
son !. Bremen ! Wild pitch. lseklte.
left on bases. Salem o Tacoma 3.
home runs. Lightner Petersen. Firpo,
Hartman. three -hase hit, Llghtnef'
fWo-base hits. Williams 2. Harris.
Knoll. Shirley. Farrell. runs baiteo
in. Knoll 2 Harris 2. clabaugh VIII
ANS 4. Iightner 8. Petersen Harri-
man 2 Firpo 4. White. Shirley sac.
rtfice. Clemenee double plays. Farrell
to Shirley to oarretson Rleksft TO
shirley. time. 2 20. umpires. Nelson
and Clarke.
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Doslna nltehsf. FiomlnaI lnnlnss
pitched. by Fleming "a Gay = plus
nj bal. off Fleming - Cav . hits
of Fleming "a. off uay 4 runs
scored. on Fleming q Gay = fins
responsible foF. pippsn ? Fleming
2 Gay J struck unts by flppen q
Fleming I auneti.f bass on
balls. Oft Tlppsn = Fleming left
on naaes OAKLAND 7. iialis sfsnd =
home run. chfsa.sff three base hiti
W raimandi tNnshasr hits IhfiHs
taphef. W naimofai ThFlsioff Dunn
I1bY. Herman runs halted In "
nhlmnndl a rlpprn 4. Dunn 2 1hfaas
tophsf. Ghflatoff 4. KAhls ManKa
stolen haarh Dudat ? G~HfistophsF
time J ~ umpifes, aazneo. Edwards
and Powell
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Tgssle s88as ~ ~
fssa tse snsgsatf To- sessnkhs
b nan fos nufns iR seventh
3 fasssd fes Eppssty In seyetthL
sss $500 s.ss.sa ssssfsst
Winning ptssu~xs ssutss sssiaq
pssTbss. NsilsHa sHnlnss. pisstss4.
b. nslisns u spgssis I ~
Hslland 1 syp~fls . fslns ssksssAs
III Nssiaaa nnlesfg ft4n@ 20
spysssEsis faF AsEfsna q HpFeffy
sEsssss ytss ~ Wstised NAakA
s..ss aa s..ii. aff NslieHa 3 ekfsstv
y run. tssttsf - riht~tl 4tieS.
~tsssaasas. ttasfes, F~sfu4nffess eAfhs
snxsiflees tSfswft tlnISa, I1atdss.
aasfs~ss. sssrlsn ns~s rthoen1.
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ssfss. sssi ~ FFim / f,s~ss : sss~s
IN 0.lEs OF fsssss a. fsa~he@e nits
tisssns. fans nstkSa 10. t~eefuanste8 y
Asskz s@esifRss FssH des3Hte pieyss
NFfsnt ~ hslfn1 nit~y ~ nssfnss
stnss 80 assDis~s. e&sAtae sna
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Cleveland II. Chicago 81
nostnn a. Washington 81
New York - Philadelphia "a
Second game ter tnnings
~ Louis -. netfeli a.in. first
game eleven innlnkN
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Three full hla~sd@d fns1isss have
sssn shs National A. \ u
asexshloa crown Jim Thorpe IN
1912 rast Eikins sa 1871. ard
Wilson ch&riss 10 isz7.
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kalnE pitcher 9sstafns fnnlngs
pit hea ~ Osborne = Hiftnff
faaf aA a. Dat of fhlsBfas > HHft
fsaf - hfta off Dssalfna ? hfst
mr. . Test ~ H8ts ~ rstHgsns Z
Uttfnsf IaNA fIns tfsfsd Oft
Dstsans = Rltfusf = Tasl runs
responsible tor flarfo~ , nsh0ns
Hftfnsf etfsH*k ut - Danes
rast 4 BonetAef hasss on baii6
eff RyaFfeN 2 DsfrFns asa 81
bases. Garland = Holly sa~d u HfeHs
f8us I4sg ThffsfoBissf TO Nste
hRAa Chapman 4 Esbhs runs hsfAea
IN. fubs = Sweeney fis%sH =
C~ffleDIhsf Chapman Imffge .
Igman eAefiflns DeffuN aoHbss
play Chapman - lass - ~ Raj
nnndi tine zW a1Eifss Edwards.
Powell ard Aexxs9
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i<slfHs Ffssasf ~ NanaH8s
pIAhs1 DebAsf a Hisf Mfiet1sh
In 81 rite Hff Iaufs4 fist D
II siaHahtln fAlfs @aessa Sff Cab
lfe u4i : afns fsss~atsihis fsa
fgsfstl = DsBiss A ffs.l 4 ssslNs suE
~ pfFsif 4 bans& On tssiis oft ftFfett
1abasf a hasi Asisnx slto 4
isft IN bsass Sacramento , ttHttsff
y Ms ~ pitefsf. by az ! Mstettsn-
In tsafsr fln fitst sso hss~ hlts
~tssas~Ht~fs Glfl . seHtlitx 4 - hsab
uaf1beioI nAnaxy saeFffts n%hesB
double pfags u Williams ~ HanateS
- Barton. NlsffsssiaI ~ u Nsllasfss
20 barton Aln8sas 70 Barton us6s
GiIss. sbgdsf AHa Faiis tine ~
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Injuns Win
Double Bill
With Chiefs
Spokane Adds 10
Lead: Vancouver.
Yokimu Are Idle


Spokane SO. Nenaiehee "a.
Tacoma p-s. Salem la.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Cincinnati =. Chicago "a
ST Louis Ia. Pittsburgh o.
nfnaklYn pss nassnn -.
Philadelphia Il. New York Al.
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Seattle s-3. San Dt@no 100
Oakland 1913. Hollywood "a
aan Francisco 40. Lee Anssleo
~
sacramento fz-3, portisad ~.
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Totals - > , ~ 2 q
Batt1d for pstebstt 10 am.
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Totals .........a7 al ~ II 2
a Baited for walker In fifth.
b Bnttsd FOR Tate in eighth
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5LO0 co EEO0 co El00 GO llJC s>
CroEs. I
 '1cl1 sa1 .'cG t Pro e Total

Gons+4r elso tao5 ora-ri1y cons .aHl2 rov5nao from tl5 9ro(Hcta Cf o2- I1tcG..n that Toar, ow1I1E to sAortt@1 o@ F-l r. tact dyrcro5nt.
 saG3 ~os r~lc. Ted It been los~t l. oQsrato tt
 of product on the "ect would shown a
The Valley settler., 1940-09-13

narttal list O.. the
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The Valley settler., 1940-09-13

on hes recently ra turned fro. S1war r r'<o for frssh V4~- tables 5r 6n5 t
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Bolo ~nc S 5rn1e (fro
 -E1ee.nlfur tor frog 3u
 Liver (froz9~) =froze o) |, l 1z-2 ec. (fro1o !, T.S cra33, Q. l ; socte 5Eor hcs off fo
Evening star., 1940-11-12

more than a score Of decorated floats,
half a dozen units of f1remen and
about $500 school children, who
presented in their formations the
evolution of the American flag.
The parade included entries from
nearby Virginia, Maryland and
Pennsylvania cities.
John l.. Lightner, president of the
festival association, said approx
mately 10000 persons witnessed the
two presentations of the pageant,
America on Parade" in which all
local talent was used; nearly that
many viFited the apple displays at
the market house headquarters, set
ting record, and more than 1000
heard the music program Sunday
night by the West Virginia Univer-
sity l00-piece band.
A stirring aspect of the parade was
the appearance of 260th Coast Guard
troops of the District of Columbia
National Guard The unit held ex-
tenSive field maneuvers, negotiating
rugged terrain with truck drawn 81
inch guns.
Parade awards included:
Senior band diviSion-260th Coast
Artillery, first. 500; Mickey's Boys
Band of Mountain Lake Park, Md,
$50.
Junior band division-Massanu
Military Academy of Woodstock, Va,
Evening star., 1940-11-12
EVENING c, TUESDAY,

first, 500; Romney (W. vs) High
School Band. second, $50; Morgan
County (W. Va0 Schools Band,
third, SIS.
Drum and bugle corps-I. 0. o. F.
Of Hagerstown, Nd, first, $35.
Drill teams--Parsons (W. Va.)
Fire Department, first, $50 Western
Enterprise Fire Company of Hagers-
town, Md, second, $35.
Floats--Martinsburg Fruit Ex-
change, first, $75; Berkeley County
Junior Board of Trade of Martins
burg, second, $50; Radio Station
WEI, Hagerstcwn, Md, third, $50.
Honorable mentions-Berkeley Club
Ginger Ale, Berkeley Springs, w.
Va; Martinsburg Organized Labor.
Evening star., 1940-11-12
10000 Stand in Rain
10 See Martinsburg
Apple Fete Parade
D. G. Guard Muneuvers
Feature FinoI Program
Of Annual Event
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MARTINSBURG. w. Va, Nov. IL
An estimated 10000 persons stood
in the rain here yesterday afternoon
to see the mile -and-a- half parade of
the sixth annual Apple Harvest
Festival.
Henry w Miller. jr., of Paw Paw,
as king" and Miss Mary Lou Bull
lard of Wheeling, as queen" who
ruled during the four-day festival
that ended last night with three
dances, were in the first of the pro-
cession of floats, with their attend
ants. Behind them came the four
princes and princeSses of their ret
inue.
The procession included Is bands,
Evening star., 1940-11-12
Five Diplomats Appear
On Ticket-Fixino' List

Five members of the diplomatic
corps were on the list of those re-
ceiving warnings and cancellations
of traffic tickets for the last week.
They are Bruno Byne of the Ger
man Embassy, Buki Bayjoy of the
Turkish Embassy, Serge Krizman of
the Yugoslav Legation, Erkki Mix
kola of the Finnish Legation and
Dushan Sekulitch, also of the
Yugoslav Legation.
Evening star., 1940-11-12

4
Evening star., 1940-12-31
HOME OR INVESTMENT,

Rented. S45. Price, $3.50 Nearly
new rooms and bath; h.-w. heat, cleo
lights. 3 porches: near 18th and SITS
ne; lot, 191 feet deep to 16 IT. paved
Evening star., 1940-12-31
THOS j. OWEN a. SON. Auctioneers
l431 Eye Street Northwest.
TRUsTEEs' SALE or VALUABLE THREE.
As PREAfisEs NO 1894 LANiER
1927 r St. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or yALpAlLE THREE;
PLAcE NooRFTrHwEsT. " An'i1'
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded, In Liber No. ,741S. Folio 1859, ct
q ana s o me e s
secured. thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trustees
p on ss sRpAa THR 1 fsSn s4 Il 5
5AHTAHY' n,H4nA5HN az 1871. 81 At TWO THIRTY
snd and stuats IN &. psrci
Of Columbia, and designated IS and being
Tour I54). and One Hundred and Fifty
nye 155); In r. Lee Longstreets subdi-
Djat resorded il, Llber County 9. Polio 81
CT the District Of Columbia. Subject to
building restriction line established BY pro-
ceedings in District Court Case No. 1O67
IN the Supreme Court Of the District of
TERMS OF SALE: one-third of the
In two equal installments. payable in one
and two years. with interest at Six per
centum per annum. payable semi-annually,
from day OF sale. secured BY first deed OF
tIust upon the property sold or all cash,
5000 win be T required at time Of ossSie' sale
Of purchaser. Terms OF sale to be com :
piled with within Fifteen days from day o.
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk
days advertisement OF such resale in some
newspaper published IN Washington. d. C.
de19.23,27. 81 .ja2 Trustees.
Evening star., 1940-12-31

PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 2-door trunk
sedan: blue original finish, clean as new
throughout, fine mechanical order and tires.
and NJ District 5SI7
Evening star., 1940-12-31

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Brand-new detached brick of six rooms,
two baths, two ireplaces, attached garage.
at only S11.45O: your old property in trade.
Mr. Quick, RA. 341s or DI. 3100. BEIT-
Evening star., 1940-12-31
LEGAL NOTICES,
HOGAN 4 HAKTSON, Colorado BUILDING
Washington, d. c.

IN nI1sd THE s1o1 D1sTE1cT &c e. GogRT zc, OF 1.-THE THE
ae 9'Shi q WLAk hrGIsss aaYEs AcAap also
" 81 ss1Es Ssb
DATE OF .TRIAL.-The notification as to
to the validity Of the paper writing dated
the 10th day Of November. 1888, purport-
ing to be The last will and tes lament of
Acklen. Acxiin or Acklan. deceased. @ having M
been returned as to Elizabeth March Doug
La F9Fas ToUham mnS5 Watson A Scbos. Mrs
die Boris. minor; clifton Forde. individ-
na :ns sssbes Pofde ID Deas' e hor6 6sw
kins and H C Burnett, Executors of the
will Of the Hon. Nora Augusta Maud Du-
Howe Mrs kase T. LffRaaa Ponsa. Mrs MIS- soIh: Psains
Lockett Kaiser individually and as Gus
todian Of Franck Kaiser a minor; Duke
University Rollins College, University Of
% EGsts apG TnnoxI and h the ~ O n hs
Hayes Acklen. or Aeklan: or Acklin. de-
this 0t lsh t. DAY 01pd o 1t is BY 1916 e
raj the 5th es day Of Janaafs ssa HS" ns1 II.
said issues be published once one 'Ssee Weef for OF
four successive weeks In The Washington
Law Reporter and twice q week for the
same same. period I S IN The Evening Star the sub
Was the paper writing fled in this Court
and bearing nnE date the 10th day Of Novem:
said deceased? 2 Was the said deceased
at the time of the making and subscribing
or Of the acknowledging by him of said
paper writing Of sound and disposinR mind
and capable of executing a valid deed or
contraet' 8. Was the said paper writing
obtained or the execution thereof pro-
innuence. or duress or coercion of any
person or persons7 JAMES NJ PROCTOR.
cOGswELL, Register Of Wills for he pis.
trict OF Columbia Clerk Of the Probate
Court de17.21. .2s, 31ja471l
Evening star., 1940-12-31
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

INDIAN 1910 four: cannot be told from
new; lots Of extras: sacrifice Chillum
Serv. Sta. Chillum. Nd. or DU. 1884,
Evening star., 1940-12-31
THOMAS ]. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
1431 Eye st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE APART
BEACON" BEING PREMISES 1901

iN!n MENF Ho6sE sos Or kNo%A aA5SAsLA Is ApAHHs FHE
ezhSesT ezhS9N srRHEf hEEG N6sFHWEsr 6RFMsEs 1901
recorded in Liber No. 5767. folio 3io. Of
5e Of ae Of s e
thereby, the undersigned trustee viii sell
pI6i aget9n II frSns q The U5ssmsss
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the .iollowinG-de-
..sd. ssribed lsnd ~ & and premises, situate in the
lands and Edward ]; stellwasen. Trustes's :
sIyId SUBDIVISION 9i t,.r "ct16oqrns" per Flst
e e eeords 81 the oce sS 81 Il:
Slthin the foliowins metes and bounds:
Of Adams Mil I'd. IS widened and shown
G @ oo fe4 o the afo9ss.,d
once ac reeoTds and , ,Tunn1s thsnee Ys westerly
hundredths u76.52J, feet to the south:
eastern corner Of lot thiEty.nins t39) %, Of
c. .0e aSs enes no1heay as ahs
est line Of said lot ons hHndrea and
Widened: thence southessteriy with said
feet
place Of beginning. Said property being
St NV. washington. D. C.. Subject. to
building. restriction line twelve G2) feet
north Of the north line of Calvert st.
stamps. etc. at cost of purchaser. Terms
Of sale to be complied with within thirty
reserves the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of defaulting pur.:
chaser. after five days advertisement. Of
n sn'e %.shinssdn m iSms published
TERMs OF SALE; 4. deposit in cash Or
auired at the time Of sale. with one-quarter
Of the total sale price to be paid in cash
at the time Of settlement, balance to be
spectively. with interest at the. rate Of 81
per annum, payable quarterly. deferred
purchase money to be secured By drst deed
Of trust upon property
JAMES J. BECKER.
Surviving Trustee.
Evening star., 1940-12-31
ADAM A. wEscHLER 4 SON Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-SrORY
SEICk DWELLING. NO. 1925 18th
STREET NV. CONTAINING II

TRgsTEE.s !s,AI SALE or STORY
sooMs. Rooms 2 sM BATHS, fECNWTAIhlEf E:eW. HHaf' II
, BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in
" Se ths 6.tTiet St sfe Of one COZ
lumbia, and at the request Of party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustee will offer
10. sale BY public action In front Of
pc premises; Nr, on nv FRIDAY. THE THIRD DAY
in the District of coumSis ,e,
wit; Lot numbered ninety-five (a5j in
Luther g Billings subdivision OF original
lot numbered twenty-one (2l) in square
numbered one hundred and fifty-t G52),
surveyor for the District Of % Columbia 81 'fe in
L1sE TERns Of 1Piis SALE dI Fifteen per een,um
Of Of .he purchase-money to be paid In cash,
dollar for each s100 including interea at
payable semi-annually, secured By nrst
DEED OF trust upon property sold, or ali
sash saad At option OF purchaser deposit OF
$4,000 required OF purchaser at sale.
coIdinn nXadm,natlon . OF title. conyeyanc1nE, re-
At cost Of purchaser. Terms to be com
piled with within thirty days from day of
SAFE. otherwlse trustee reserves the right
70 feseu property at risk and cost Of de-
iauitins purchaser. after i've days adver-
published IN washington. D. c., or deposit
may be forfeited, or without forfeiting
deposit trustee may avail itself Of any
legal or equitable rights against defaultins
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
q TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
de2l,242 27.3 81 .ja3 Vice President
Evening star., 1940-12-31
THOS. . OWEN 3 Son, Auctioneers,
1431 Eye Street NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE. m
PROVED REAL ESTATE BEING A
THREE-SToRY BRICK DWELLING, !,
KNOWN AS S26 H,EVENTH STREET,

TIhEE;sToRY BRIcK, pWELIMaa' sa
koaTRslsr. koRMn e. s2s ELEVENTH STREET
reeosd.d ta' IN Liber No. . 5sos sa Il Folio q % sae
e eolumbi., and st The request Of The party
secured thereby. the undersigned will sell
A. ppslis spsten + troRt N q Ibs Pre- Pssmiss, o
5AhgAhY UAeEodk pa. s4 tn. At
nd nS 9.smsss .ns 'gs psns L Lot the aunssTs
subdivlsion Of lots , il Square ss numbered Innsh
per per plat recorded in the Once Of the Sur
is at Folio 6l: subject to right Of way for
y @ os s %h s TsaI prsss tass' q
Of way over the rear three feet Of Lots
nymberss Txsnty-three s2 ga; Tvsnt,, s% -four
'SiEai TERMS Is OF sHLk: Purchaser to pa,
one-fourth Of the purchase price IN cash.
two and three years respectively. with
interest at the rate Of six (6) Der eentunn,
per snnum and secured BY Deed of Trust
option Of the purchaser: taxes paid or ad-
justed to the date Of sale: purchaser e
.. e s.e On prss Il .I fIo e.
centum per annum; al conveyancing. re.
cording revenue stamps; etc. ct the ec.t
4 deposit Of $4,000 win be required q
the. time Of sale and settlement to b
within thirty 1922 days Of the date O. sale Ls
sold at the cost and risk Of the defaultinl
purchaser, after i've (5) days previou.
advertisement Of said resale in some news.
paper published in Washington. D. C..
J. WRILEY JACOBS.
Surviving Trustee.
o26 18th Street NV,
Ae,s. "a =, a u, n. n SasooSf3S so, 81 XII. - y
Evening star., 1940-12-31
HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT.

GENTLE COUPLE, . CHILDREN, WANT
detached 4-room house. large closets
white neighborhood have resided in Wash
ineton Is months; references exchanged
$40 month rent Give all details frs;
letter. Box 414-D. Star.
Evening star., 1940-12-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

MzEEcgRy MR. 1871 Dc luxe , 2-dO95 e sedan:
snss EooAk shRylscHsFE' esSsis rag soi4 eva ".
IA SALE 1898 opera-sest coupe. radio.
$3.50: SPECIAL dh reduced price. eousaGa s49s: 1@o @
Sss .'s ss4S S'isiR sR sa aasf'nss as
LA SALE 1887 .cabriolet: excellent top
and tires, hne motor and unusually clean
doT% Ssancs sarssn .aag oEes AN s4t J9
LINCoLN-zEPHYR 1887 4.door sedan;
heater, black fnish. white.wall tires. spar
good rubber; s3l9. Car No. 1893: 100
SdAN ish sTifa snd p ss
heater. black finish. white-wali tires, ex,
MOTORS, 354O 14th NV. Hobart 4100
MERCURY 1910 sedan: very beautiful car,
in new-car condition in every detail; fully
guaranteed; wholesale prices at retail;
at thu the year end we are giving you the
,ao,H H 2: LEARY; Jr.. & BROS,
ist iSTf and nftS 4 y 7. Ave- Ave. NE 10. 10 5e9 5eY9.
MERCURY 1910 sedan coupe; black; 5000
miles radio. heater. seat covers, new-car
sritsn sasrantes sn LodAN MoToRs sTsS seii Isth
and M District bs17
ofLDsMoBILE OLD n 1929 tOur.dOor sedan, Dc d
tiac. .422ii conneetieut Two 0Wo s4GYio. lOA
oLDsMoBILE 1910 20 4-dr sedan: smart
tory installed radio, heater and defroster;
a l-owner; low-mileage car: guaranteed;
1900 Hampden lane, Bethesda. WI. 1900.
radio. heater. black finish. clean uphoi-
stery splendid motor and tires; bargain
for $40. Unity Motors Inc. 1900 Hamp-
den lane, Bethesda. WI $500.
oLDsMoBnE 1910 (orand-new) 30 series
custom cruiser club coupe; 2-tone blue,
white-wall tires new-car guarantee; service
and terms: save LIST years depreciation.
Unity Motors; Inc 4s00 Hampden lane,
oLDsMoBILE 1899 20 club coupe; beauti-
owner l5w-mileage car: special today.
S625: trade and terms. Unity Motors Inc.
$500 Hampton lane. Bethesda WI. $500.
oLDSMoBILE 1887 6-cylinder convertible
coure: radio, heater: maroon finish, white
stery: tiptoD condition; guaranteed: lib
eral trade; rsaaNoeF SAX terms Morops
1401 R. I. Ave NE. DE. 1902.
oLDSMoBILE 1888 4-door trunk sedan;
cyl; original green; clean as new; runs
hne: radio, heater, all good tires; bargain
price: 100 down, balance easy LOGAN
SERVISCENTER, 2017 Va. ave. NV. ME.
2S1S
OLDSMOBILE 1899 ''6'' sedan: very clean
car. in fine condition mechanically and in
appearance: wholesale prices at retail: in
stead Tt selling our used cars TO dealers
at the year end We are giving you the
saving
H, B. LEARY. Jr. BROS.
1921 14th St NV HO 1900
1sJ and N Y. Ave. NE HO. 60I2
| PACKARD 1887 bus. coupe: original black
1882 actual miles. You will have to
see and drive this car to appreciate
Winterized: terms and trade
LOVING MOTORS, Your Packard Dealer :"
2427 I4th ST. NV. RE. O5O3
PACKARD 1898 6-cylinder cow. club
coupe; beautiful black finish; new black
top: excellent motor and tires; an ex-
ce2tionally well kept car; low mileage;
LOVING MOTORS.D'Your Packard Dealer I"
242! l4th ST. NV RE O503
Evening star., 1940-12-31
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

TWO 5-ROOM HOUSES. 5 MILES FROM
GonsEess Heights; With electrieity; s15 q
Fort Foote, Md
PART OF CAPE COD COTTAGE. IN sIL-
yer Spring; reasonable to young couple.
Michigan 6201, Apt. 700. %
4 HOLLY RD, CHEVERLY, AS 5 RMS
and b.: S36.5O: to adults; ref. REQ. ONEAL
ia. 1855 or DI. 6110 Ext. 277. %
GOVERNMENT PHYSICIAN, BEING TRANS
ferred from Washing ton, desires to rent
his practically new home in Arlington to
party BY lease from to
3 bedrooms, l "a baths. breakfast room,
screened porch, air-conditioned automatic
oil heat, garage. attractive grounds; 10
minutes downtown Washington: available
January Q; S100. Chestnut 0012.
CAMP SPRINGS, MD, 90 MIN. TO NAVY
YarG-4 rooms, bath, cleo, h.-w.h., range.
garage, trees: quiet mr. stores; S35 per
month: adults. Phone Clinton cow
s45--5 RMS, BATH, PORCH; FURNACE:
$3.50. CHI. 5977. 1906 N. Cleveland st.