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Evening star., 1946-04-07
Two More Dog Shows
Slated for Virqinia

Two more outstanding dog shows
have been listed for Virginia this
month in the 18th annual classic
of the Virginia Kennel Club In
Richmond on April 25 and the first
show of the Fredericksburg Kennel
Club at the City Armory there the
following day.
Leo M. Murphy, 424 Crittenden
street NV, has been selected to
judge Afghan hounds, dachshunds
and salukis and Arthur R. Forbush
5404 Galena place NV, will judge
the transporting group in the Vir-
ginia Kennel Club show.
Mr.. Forbush also has been chosen
to judge the toy group in the Fred
ericksburg event.
Entries for the Virginia Kennel
Club show close April 10 and ap-
plications for the Fredericksburg
judging close the following day
Application should be mailed to
Foley Dog Show Organization, Inc
2009 Ranstead street, Philadelphia
90, Pa.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Co|c|ough 10 Present
Prizes al Dog Show

Rear Admiral o. s. Colclough,
U. S. NJ, judge advocate general of
the Navy, will present the Presi-
dents Trophy for best-in-show at
the cocker spaniel speciality event
given by the Capital City Cocker
Club today at the Building Laborers
Temple, 525 New Jersey avenue
INV.
Events will get under way at noon
with an obedience class of 10
cookers competing in the first event
and the presentation by Admiral
Colclough will conclude the pro-
gram at 7 o'clock. Children's han
ding classes will be staged between
3 and o'clock as one of the shows
highlights with silver trophies and
boxes of candy going to the kiddies
competing.
Approximately 100 of the best
cocker spaniels in the country will
compete for the valuable cash and
trophies awards in the shows main
events,
Evening star., 1946-04-07
dc. ArchersCombine
To Stage Big Shoot

Most Of the outstanding archers
in the Washington Metropolitan
Area are expected to bend a bow
at Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV. next Saturday at 8 pm. in
the robin Hood Shoot" The con-
test is open to the public, the only
requirement being that partici-
pants bring their own bows and
arrows.
The shoot will be sponsored by
the Capital, Columbia and Poto-
mac Archers Clubs, all affiliated
with the National Archery Associa-
ton. A special team match among
the three will feature the program.
Expert marksmen expected to
participate include Sergt. Gilbert
j. Frey, Potomac Club prexy, Duane
Maine, president of the Capital
Bowmen and former Arkansas
champion; Walter j. Cronin. who
scored the sixth highest score clout
180-yard shot) in last years ma
t1onal tournament for men; Hamea
w. Hosford, Columbia head. and
A. e. Abraham Of Columbia.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Sports Program
ForLocuI Funs

TODAY.
Horse Show.
North End Show, 1870 am.
Dog Show.
Capital City Cocker Club Spe-
cialty Show, Labor Hall, II
am.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Dewitt at Roosevelt, 3:45.
Central at Georgetown Prep,
$3.50.
TUESDAY.
Baseball.
Friends at Anacostia, 400.
Bethesda at Wilson, 400.
Ga1thersburg at st. Anthony's,
$3.50.
Johns Hopkins at Catholic Uni
versity, $3.50.
Western at st. Adams, 3:45.
Coolidge at Blair, 400.
Fairfax at Westinghouse,
$3.50.
Track.
George Washington High at
Eastern, 3:45.
Boxing.
Jimmy McGriff VS.. Tony Falco.
Turner's Arena, first bout 8:45,
WEDNESDAY.
Baseball.
Gonzaga at Roosevelt, 3::45.
Central at st. Paurs, 400.
Quantico Marines at Maryland,
$3.50.
Track.
Westinghouse at Woodberry
Forest.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Aims
To Toss White on Nat

Bert Helion, champion Irish ham
mer thrower and all-around ath-
lete, makes his bow at Turner's
Arena on the Wednesday night
wrestling card when he tangles with
Ed (Strangler) White of Alabama
in a special attraction.
The show will be headlined by the
third meeting of Matte Brown, a
former heavyweight boxer, and
George (KO) Koverly, the Holly
wood villain. Each has won a
match and the rubber" engage
ment came as result of Koverlys
protest of foul" when Brown won
last week.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Statesman Gets Photo
Finish Tropical Win
Over First Reward
BY the Associated Press


TROPICAL PARK, Fla, April g.
Booted home by Nicky Wall, States
man beat off a flying challenge by
First Reward to capture the $10,-
000-added Tropical Handicap before
a crowd Of 9,517 at Tropical Park
today.
With the favored Historian, near
conqueror of the mighty Armed
turning up as a late scratch, the
race became scramble, with States
man and Silver Star Farms Chip
amink going to the post as the pub
lie choices.
Signator, which equaled the track
record of 1:0935 for furlongs a
month ago, broke first from the gate
and led the field of seven others to
the backstretch, where the speedy
but faltering Skytracer took brief
command. Around the last turn it
was Statesman running down Sky
tracer and Beldine and barely nos
ing out First Reward in a photo fin
ish. Statesman ran the mile and
one-sixteenth in 1:4325, one second
over the track record set by Cory
don in 1910, and paid s6.10, $3.50 and
$3.50 across the board.
First Reward paid $500 and $3.50,
while Skytracer returned $410 to
show.
For long-shot players the big
thrill came in the fifth race, when
Frances Stables Allpuch, which ran
in q $3.50 claiming race in New
England last November. beat such
high-priced speed burners as Tiger
Call, Legislator and Harvard Square.
Allpuch ran the 6 furlongs in I'LL
fiat, paying $4,000, $11.60 and $4.10.
Tiger Call was second and Legisla-
tor third.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

Sam Snead will play in the Middle
Atlantic pro-amateur tournament al
Prince Georges Golf Club a weel
from tomorrow in the first competi.
tive event of the season if Chairman
AL Houghton's plans materialize
Houghton has communicated with
the long-hitting West Virginian tt
get him in and thinks he has a gooo
chance of succeeding.
Chandler Harper, another star who
has done all right for himself on the
winter circuit, also will be in the
field If Houghton's power of persua.
sion has not diminished. The Prince
Georges pro expects to see a star.
studded lineup at the first tee fol
the tournament, annually one of the
seasons best affairs of its kind.
In tossing the Caulkins handicar
system out of the window for a new
and equitable method of figuring
strokes the Maryland State Golf AS.
sociation apparently made a movt
that will receive the unanimous ap-
proval of players. No longer will the
handicap figured on his early season
play be. a golfers rating for the en-.
tire season. Under the new system
the ratings will be revised aftel
every 10 rounds, and-more impor.
tant. on basis of the courses
toughness.
The MSGA system starts with rat.
ing courses according to their diff.
Guilty, varying from 10 for the easiest
to 73 for the toughest. The individ-
ual's handicap is determined by us
ing 80 per cent of the difference
between the average Of the last IL
scores and the same course rating
Thus, if the average for the last
10 scores is 81 on a 70 course, the
handicap is a. II the average is 81
on the least difficult links-a 10 lay
out, the handicap is II. 1t is obvious
that a player averaging 81 on the
least difficult course should have q
higher handicap than one able to
average 81 on the most difficult. II
the player of the easiest course was
on par with one from the toughest
layout, his average would be 86 and
his handicap IA, assuming the
courses were properly rated.
The MSGA directs its members to
take the players five best scores
for the initial handicap rating.
Fractions under one half will be dis
regarded and over one half will
count as a full stroke When five
additional scores are listed grad
ing begins on a 10-score basis.
When less than 10 scores are
listed the following rules will ap-
ply" the association directs: 18th,
9Th, 7th scores-deduct two from
net handicap; 9Th and 9th scores
deduct one from net handicap"
A two-stroke penalty will apply to
all members who habitually fail
or refuse to turn in all of their
scores.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Sneod May Play in PG Pro-Am;
New Handicap Plan AIIurino

To more nearly equalize the
number competing in each class,
the following classification has been
adopted and will be used in anna
Iteur sweepstakes under MSGA
jurisdiction.
Scores of two more than the par
on scorecard on any hole for classes
A and B, three more than par on
card on any one hole for class C.
are used in cases where a player
picks up. This stroke adjustment
plan Is used to prevent the loss
OF l8-hole scores for handicap pur-
poses only. Glasses A and B will be
allowed not to exceed two strokes
more than par on any one hole for
handicap purposes and Glass C will
be allowed not to exceed three
strokes on any one hole for handi-
cap purposes
"A 42-match schedule for public
high school teams was announced
Yesterday by Hardy L. Pearce. head
of the schools physical education
program, and Harry Pitt, president
OF the District Golf Association
Ihe teams will use Manor, Prince
George, Indian Spring, Kenwood
ano Woodmont courses.
Ihe annual individual chamnion-
snip tournament will be held Nav
81, June l and 2. at Manor. wind
ing up on a Sunday. The complete
schedule:
rsAnril Anril 9-Western vs.. Wilson, Manor
Rensal,. RRenssai VS. MCKINLEY. Prince GeorRes: Gret
ffi 1pri ieMAnsssslidfss vs. SSoldse 11dian sDTins
mckinley Woodmont o''use vs.
mont wilson VS. MckinleSS Es SensEs W9oa
roosevelt Us; Anacostia, Manor. 'o'' .
1pdian npT sn3ns n5 g1,E;Western vs. Mckinley.
ington; ton, Central vs.. Coolidge. Manor, WASH
Woodmont; v1Ss Roosevelt vs.. Western," "ESen Ken.
tnxapn Aprl Gooi,da G3oMi,dAnacostia VS.. Central Wash
TOM A central es,ern xs RoossSs VS. 0o9idge Washing
KinIey msy vs. Anasostia. Kenwood. ~ NC
monf May .@MSckinley vs., Roosevelt. Wood
Gas Nay Anaocofs1s ys coodgs ,!o
Central vs. Mckinley. Manor; Roosevelt VS..
Goonose; PRINCE GEORGES
May 14-Anacostia VS.. Western Prince
zee ;Georges; wilson VS.. Central, Manor: Cool-
May 17-Western VS.. Central. Mapor.
wilson vs.. Mckinley, WASHINGTON; Roose :
'eit VS.. AnacoStia, Indian Spring
Spring: Wilson VS.. Roosevelt. Prince
georges; Central VS., Coolidge, Woodmont.
, May 24-Anacostia vs.. Wilson. Prince
georges; Roosevelt VS.. Western. Manor
May 2S-Anacostia VS.. Central, Manor:
Coolldge vs.. Wilson. Kenwood.
May II, June l., June 2-12th Annual
Schoolooy Individual Championship, Manor
June western VS.. Coolidge. Wood
Godrsss mont; Central VS.. Roosevelt, Prince
June mckinley VS.. Roosevelt. Indian
Spring; Anacostia vs.: Coolidge: Washineto
Evening star., 1946-04-07
SoftboIt Buse-Runninq
Champions to Vie

Base-running champions from the
six elementary school softball clinics
conducted by the Division of the
District Recreation Department will
compete for the division title
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 at
Hearst Recreation Center.
The finalists, drawn from the
Georgetown Chevy Chase region,
are Jack Jameson of Hearst, Jack
Cady of Fillmore, Bob Randall OF
Janney, Charles Christensen OF
Lafayette, Billy Martin of Blessed
Sacrament and Tracy Nance of the
Key School.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Is First
Over Camden Jumps
By the Assoeiofsd Press

CAMDEN, S. c., april Clam
castrian, 1o-year-old brown gelding
owned by F. Ambrose Clark OF
Westbury, Long Island, N. Y, raced
home today to win the Springdale
Steeplechase, feature event of the
Carolina Cup victory race meeting
here.
Picture Print, owned by Mrs. E
Dupont Wier of Wilmington, Del.
was second, and Battle Cruiser
owned by Kent Miller of Louisville
KY, was third. Time of the 2-mile
race over brush was 3 minutes, 4:
seconds.
Also rams were Drintowne, Kitty
Whisk, Danny Deever, Refugio
Equirita, Favorite Son Qost rider
sixth Jump and Creamery.
F. Dollhouse was up on the win.
ner, j. Magee was rider of Picture
Print and E. Jennings piloted Bat
tie Cruiser,
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Skating Vonities Ending
Its Show Here Todov

Skating Vanities of 1946 termi.
mates a six-day engagement with
two performances here today with
a matinee at 2:30 and an evening
show at $50.
Gloria Nord, "the Sonia Henie
of the rollers" is the shows skat-
ing lead and is ably supported by
a cast that includes Mickey Meehan
Dolly Durkin and Frank Foster
Melva Moreno, Ann Marion, Larry
Fox and Terry Taylor.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

IOW H1tD II. d v IVOD ON,
Jack London and doubled as a
producer and actor during the early
days of motion pictures.
He enlisted in the Marines during
the first World War as a private,
won the Croix de Guerre and other
decorations and gained the rank of
major. After the war he promoted
boxing, rodeos and other sports and
became associated with Rickard as
a promoter in Miami. He later be-
came one of the first boxing referees
to be licensed in the District and
promoted other sports before being
selected as manager of Uline Arena
three wears ago.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Bowie Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claimins'
4yss5olss 45ybIe suy ase eseoees ss isio 1sons
AsadovsTsesls hsna Sessdls, eJemas, WV 200
Mdss Az gssh5 bss sss SSe
ksaso sna kssss sssoe pea:t allow
M ;9sSs s5s sss
Unfsr ffm.! c0YeF Y!T4ss: ssBausr' ,..'. s,so
o,58 5:0 Jsass TRs n. HRst EsaEs ss5Es
Oor ~HsB sSsSsrs ssds sSsS5 Claiming
yfs5TSlais faipsls snd ndhsass se l!aS n|ls'
olflS fims. Gal / IS. issmas' 400
wane Mn5e Taseae2 Ia sRs gfss gvsr raas
White Ford. Williwin, unitran and Charm
'nf FouRTH RAcE-Purse. .s3,4oo; Marl-
boro Handicap: 3-year-olds and up
sehoiafiShiD eSohe1s0n' 7s0 4sS 4sS Ia Ia
Tasel Padsett) 400
5anay Ans rapN0vsdays Rra vsaaa aspt cSsi the Wind
FIFTH RxcEMPurse. $500 added;
Bowie Handicap; 3-year-olds and up; !
aI;:Happy Buckle lciark) $40 $1I0 on!
Hillyer Court (Johnson) ESQ out
Cartridge (Roberts) out
Time, 1:452s.
Also ran-a-Milcave, Royal Flush.
&C. Ring and j. L. Friedman entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; the
Charlotte Hall; 4-year-olds and UP; Lie
Gabe Paul (HowelD $40 $50 $50
Prefect Clark 420 $3.50
Gypster (Snider) 4.30
Time, 1:4735.
Cod.
--vENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; the
Anchorage; 4-year-olds and up: lie miles
Romanicus (ClaggetD 4.S0 $50 2.7f
Cannikin Jemas) $40 3.7U
The Wing tScawthorn) 4.6O
Time-1:494s.
Also ran-Beggar, Saving. Goldbart
Capt. Caution
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. s2,4oo: 4-year.
%. olds and up; allowances; i. miles;
Genial Sam S. (Padgett) 500 4.Sf
Flange CLARK 29(
Time :492s.
Also ran-Ksar of Audley. steIl, Glsster
Eonert e. Lee Free Boy, Gre. Prince. 1or,
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Deep Run TriuIs Today

RICHMOND. Va, April 6 (P.-
The Deep Run Hunt Clubs annual
hunter trials will be held tomorrow,
beginning at 2 pm, on the clubs
course here.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
BoATs.

PROPELLER REPAIRING--Have your pro.
DE- e." vseeHoh eetsEa hs .ln. Iss :sp ssp
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REG0NDITloN YOUR BOAT the easy way;
portable rsn sanders Ss bels or assiatng type
$50 Maine ave. s.w., Executive S5i2. -i5
WANrEO-outpoard motors. resardless OF
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ss-FT. CABIN, CRUISER. new Ell Gray
tar9yznoas n VIZ 4ses.A ALTON pHrPps' Deale' Nd
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phiNTss pMhnisNS5nstSa r asscStys 4os
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kEnA1s sSR p mAksh AEkkfsHsys TsSSi SfSs mod s5
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sssss sS5o. sssS 4iaEEs Ass sSar
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built. attractive design. LARGO SPORT
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AT in good cond. $295. HI. 0315-M.
I5iS: b2nd ave; Sc. ,-16
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Packard S-cylinder motor; $500 cash
Call OWNER. RE. $3.50. III
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Evening star., 1946-03-15
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVY CoMDR.--Pay 3 months rent ad-
VANCE; "a unfurn. house, 4 bedrooms; 9 baths
se sseyo0Ti 3sls' a'F' April or NAY
2, be bedroom I, u unturnlshed 4, house or apart
time up % to 05H July T. NH S43s
RESPONSIBLE ATTORNEY. wife and baby
daughter. permanent. desires 2 or 3 bed
room apt or house, furn: or unfurnished.
SxvEE sEf PEets5sss ooMaASbS2ks SHS s7sl Wants b.a
5SEH hfuis fs M sS1S n..d,
April 18th my section Or No Arlington:
own expense and pay i yr.'s rent in a. iadd.
Yihss FERANESrIYl HS Sls Ass1SNtp e Regular Amy
furnished house or APARTMENT, iu located t u in
s4S s;x suburbs preferred. FIR. 5000. Ext.
ARLINGTON REPUBLICANS. Chairman
OF committee needs home to entertain Re
publicans to plan successful campaign;
mR mSs' pSWsoN "a m oANSnSto9 W s Gz e
Ex-SAHoR wants to rest and write. needs
2-4-room cottage or cabin, prefer Potomac
sis,; stsr mos rent advanced. Box 2sl-s.
Want TO RENT-By family of adults. 10
upper nv sec for term of yrs. phone one
GNFpRN;s TO 8 BEDROOMS. in I wesley
Chase, Md. by executive Of large corpora
M1n tH,T permanently located in Washington.
sdvanes es pboSs b1 9t rent asa Il
Fl PUsEc Sic HEAn1H TGaafs Pafsrdf4N at and family
or Nd ss"' WI Essiss' ssso
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM, unturnisbed;
D C.; will lease and guarantee superior
FsIe' EM assS eEesient references; need by June /
NAVY DOCTOR needs small home or apt
TRADER, .oI. 67f4. 47o5 q '1R'y g. Chelsea. sea-
ESS4szIIiIiAS sslIii a. NAVY OFFICER and family, mi
bedroom; Northwest section; up to $500:
r 0fat no BETS VIZ Ca. Pa0 oR 50 aias iRassnth; p
S,s5s5tsSSIssaHhp hi 4-bEpRoom HOUSES HOUSE de-
sesea oR 5fss 5sffsstsaen' rent not
School; 3 81 Bedroom house, furnished
SSr Srr, unn1juupnished: best references; urgent.
coLoRED FAMILY desires
444a ! = 8 room house or apartment. Call "a
FOUR YOUNG MEN. two Navy oficers.
t"o aoo,o government Specialists Al working on
QoCtoI ueBTeeS, would ike furnished
house or apt. Call Mr. ORTEGA, RE.
1900. EXT. 49l6 or DE 5935.
NAVY COMMANDER. permanent duty D
c., wife, child. must have . or 8 bedroom
unfurn. or furn. house or apt Auril 10
or eaTlier prefer nearby Va. CO. s329 IT,
ATTORNEY, veteran, needs . or 3 bedroom
uniurnlshed house or apt; permanent oc-
EXECUTIVE. with present
company over 20 years, and wife desire to
lease 2-oedroom furnished or unfurnished
apartment or house; no pets no children:
excellent references; will not consider. less
enan one-year occupancy. Phone National
Jamie WANTS A WHITE HOUSE with
green shutters; her mommie and daddy
want 1t, too, but weres not hidebound:
furnished or unfinished Can you helpp
REPUBLIC 1900. Ext. 1883. IT.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE. bedrooms, BY
permanent professional man. Arlington or
nearoy virginia; possession soon as pos
sible: family of adults, l child: excellent
references from present out country
landlord; $500 per month Call CO. 67s6
daytime or Falls Church 2S35-R after
ExCEILENTfH fHo RETERENSEs hFi: SNhds offered ed by
naval oftcer. Pacific veteran, Yale, wPB
seeking furn; or unturn.. house or apt;
term agreeable. 1t. KREBs, OR. 1880
A 4 or 5 rm. house:
In family. all employed. Call after 3 D m
Evening star., 1946-03-15
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

FRESH FROZEN HORSE MEAT, 100es
pure. .. g. inspected for human food,
prSnna prSpt af ssv.Sg syofs ss Thasf sK ns sess @
4. 4 I0ssl sd sssSlss7 distributor 2o67 IAN St
SGTTYs End the Rss y.'s q5s her as
ssFyices sGa TO. to all pet owners appt. only; sH
80: 1!sS .as i :ssst sss' cssn ss ds ss:4y
ssT1ee 'iRsSYiGss
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p.ss a Axe STeedns 5sE ps sove healthy sas stock
aeS soSpns pnss sz zefg s5os champion sired s 9sle
Rss 5ns 'Rz stalls Fs chash Ms HayB
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. : weeks old:
ana vs va ssss sSsssane
KAJBsBiTs, aJs breeding and eating. warneld
COCKER sPANIELs-Beautitul black pups.
asE1NGR Fails Dsfss0: chureh a5ssM es Es1 %
COLLIE. g months. old. for sale. Call
saMGsE s2ssM RTTESs sssori beaStu o P
females; f. healthy, ehqusebroken. $40. gall
BOXER PUP; show specimen. Call Fails
solicited. III
AIREDALE, male. well bred. months old !:
very gentle and lovable with children; $50.
Call Rockville 654-W
SCOTCH COLLIE PUPPY. female. 4 mos.
old, pure-bred. very reasonable. Ii. 1873,
RABBITS, N. q White. from reg, stock. 8
months old. SO each: hutches and crockes.
cheap. Call Silver Spring o249 after
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, Axe regis
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WIRE HAIRED PUPPIES: champion stock;
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Evening star., 1946-03-15
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phibisn! Fly the 1946 skyranger, 1.-THE
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commonwealth Distributor. COAS T A
AVIATION CORP. Southern Bldg. RE
IEEsBURo AIRPORT. Leesburg. Vain
mediate service on periodic inspections, re-
licensing Of aircraft, surplus aircraft modi-
hcation and conversion and all types of
repairs and paint jobs. Pickup and deliv-
cry service on all repairs. New and used
aircraft for sale. Hangar rentals, SIS per
mo: Phone Leesburg (Va) 4S5; night, Ii.
f Fl ri 81 oaer q .oS sS 50 S gus.
per hour. Pleasure hops. 81 80. LEES
Leesburg fVa.l 4S5: night, Ii. 1929 or RE
FffSSiANcsse fSiAsee YoTK S5aas AIRCRAFT purchases as
hrHush US; benefit BY our expert apprassl
compe5e Wbe ss for
ANcE AGENCY. 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
SACRIFICE Norseman Uc64A s-place COM
bination passenger cargo excellent licensed
airplane. Engine never majored. very late
1914 model, relatively very low engine and
airframe time. Best Of ,two-way radio
extra set new tires and tubes,
extra auxiliary tank. Ave gas tanks in ali.
carries useful load OF approxi-
mately 1900 pounds. Plane is ready to
go to work and is priced right for quick
cash deal. WILLIAM SERHUS, 1914 2lst
st. NV Adams 2400 liz