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Evening star., 1946-06-22

FAMILY BOASTS THREE PLOTS-Capt Stan Stanton Oeft)
has been flying for Transconnenta Western Air
World Airline for l3 In 1912 his Jim
became TWA pilot Now second son Bud has joined the
firm first officer after duty Transport
Command The have flown together routes
several times The elder Capt Stanton his
Kansas City, Mo.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-24
Stranahn, Ed Grauely
Cinch Tourney Openers

PINEHURST, April 23.-(R-Ed
Gravely, three months ago naval
lieutenant, eliminated former Ma.
tional amateur champion Richard
D. Chapman. on the 22nd green
today in the opening round of the
north and south amateur golf cham.
pionship.
Gravely, Is, of Rocky Mount
matched stroke for stroke with
his more experienced opponent ir
pulling the days biggest upset
They finished the regulation 10 al
even, Chapman with a medal II
and Gravely with par u.
The break came on the fourth
extra hole, after three halves, wher
Gravely holed a 4O-footer for a bird
lie 4.
Chapman, who makes his home
in Pinenurst and is well acquaint
ed with the 6,879-tard, par 70 cham
pionship course over which thu
tourney is being played, had Grave
ly two down at the turn.
Frank .Stranahan, of Toledo, o..
the medalist, had an easy time dis
posing of Larry Dana of Bradford,
Pa, and 7. Stara.lahan toured
the course for medal 34-32-66,
six under par and two better than
his qualifying score of So.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-24
Coast Line, SpoHord
Win SoftbaH Opener

meet the Firemen, this year
managed by Spider Wolf. This
game is scheduled to get under
way at seven o'clock and in the
Inightcap The Senior Fraternity
mine will lock bats with Jimmy
Moore's City Opticians.
The Senior Class A league will
play three nights per week with
g ames book d for Monday,
Wednesda. and Friday nights.
The league is considered by
many fans to be the fastest loop
ere in years and is composed OF
eight teams. The club in the
league are Whites Ice Cream
Company, Spofford Mills, Sunshine
Laundry, Police Dept. Fire Dept,
Atlantic Coast Line, City Optical
and Senior Fraternity.
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Error-None. Runs batted in-Wasdell
Northey 2, SemInick 3, Richardson, Wy
rostek. Two base hits-McCornick, Wy
rostek, Mze. Three base hit-Seminiek.
Home run-Northey. Sacrifice-Newsome
Double plays Seminick to Newsome;
Rigney, Wick to Mize; Rigney to Mize;
Wick to Mize; Mccormick Newsome to
Judd: Kerr. Wick to Mize. Left on bases
New York IL, Philadelphia 5. Bases on
balls-off Feldman 9; Trinkle 4; Judd 4.
Strikeouts- Fe,dman 1; Emmerich 1;
Judd g. Hits-off Feldman in 1-3 inning;
Trinkle 5 in 5 1-3 innings; Fischer l in
1-3 innings; Emmerich 3 in innings.
Wild pitch--Judd. Losing pitcher-Feld-
man. Umpires- Dunn, Henline, Mayer
kurth and Stewart. Attendance-5,878.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-24
Wilson Rates Class
c Loop Over B Ball

DRAPER, April 23-tR-On the
eve of the Carolina League opening
tomorrow, DR.. T. u. Wilson, presi-
dent Of the eight-club circuit, pre-
dicted here today that the class
c loop would rate far above
class B ball Of last season."
The Draper dentist, serving as
president for the league for the
second straight year, also offered
little suggestion to club direc-
tors when he requested that they
not let their teams waste toe
much time going on and off the
field between innings. He also
cautioned against permitting the
infield to pass the ball around the
pitchers box so much after each
putout.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-24

A large crowd of fans turned
out to see the opening game OF
the season in the Municipal Senior
class A softban league at Robert
Strange park Monday night, de,
spite the cold winds that swept
the field.
In the opening game The Allan
tic Coast Line Champions manag-
ed by Frank Burns defeated the y
Whites Ice Cream club, to 8,
and in the nightcap the Spofford
spinners edged out a 6 to D
decision over the Sunshine Laundry
team. -,
The second night of play will
be tonight 7p. m. when the
vii: Iington Police Department
under the managership Of Coonle
Sellers and Norwood WOLF WI
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-24
Edward Sachs
Morning Watch
Backstopper Needed

DUNN Aprll Is - The Twins of Dunn - Erwin
need catcher and they need one badly. The combine
has enough gooo outfeders for three COMPLETE garden
patrols. They have two splendid first hase ,or
good lnIleld and what they lack in quality nm tho
mound they make up with quantity, having no less
than IL pltchers working out here But that catch
ing situation IS giving everybody in these two towns
the screaming meenies WV ~
The TWINS started out with Alton Stephenson be-
hind the plate and were going to build their mat and
pad stuff from there up. Alton is rated 90 . oond
defensive catcher, but also rates as weak b.++or IN
the first practice Stephenson was spiked and was
sent to the sldellnes with seriously injured foot Ever
since then the Twins have been using collection of
oudieds, pitchers and passing strangers behind the
plate
inc SITUATION is reversed at first base where the hot
test battle IN camp Tor first string berth is going on
Paul WIy hurley left-handed power hitter and Reilly
candidate from Joplin Missouri are evensteven at this
point No matter which wins the first sack spurs the other
will ge kept for autfield and pinch hitting duties
second Manager Jimmie Quinn veteran of several good
nu top ne nr w een holds forth
good b edPiy ~ and stu enough play
Italian dead ringer ON the d dr 1n ab bhe
should develop Of the circuits best shorteders
He brings an impressive record member of the
al hand st he showed an eg
sssa % his @
@ viii the nad s & caen
TWINS Bill Hsr pso ahc oer 6 @
Blne curing Dill IS the DIGEST at 80 and
much q give degree of eadynes to the
youthful DunnErwin entry Pressing Bill
local product Tom Sewel, Jr
opa @ to Be mob good hitter;
each day finds new prospect showing However
lanky Oliver Bass to fill
Of Southern Association warfare who to play in
his home this hitter, the cleanup
the Twins lineup Other gardeners impressed this
Shocks Stamper of Erwin, rai subject a
centerfield the league
Offer Jones, another product Holiday
GAINESVILLE.
On the mound will be collection of untred youngsters with
The best knuckebal
from Raleigh redheaded Bill Craddock short stoky pros
Boston is Arthur Foster. Highlander
Erwin Charlie Haynie another Highlander
Arkansas, Garland Roebuck Highlander from
Deng lefhander, Walter Herbert Highlander Bill Stephen
another highlander and Joe Cavns of BuletB Cavns
league these twenty
the rest of the hurting staff But each brings pitchers
Dunn by the time the weeks
away. entire cast may be assembled.
In short good hit good field uncertain pitching and doefu
catching the the Twins and from the
spotted around here they really doeful AS from
club president beboy hotel said
stay eve just haven't got a catcher
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-24
ROGERS DELIVERS
0NE-HlT PITCHING
Wildcats Take Seventh
Conference Win; To
Meet Wilson Friday
BY GENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

Kenneth Rogers came within one
hit of pitching a 'no-hit baseball
game at the American Legion
Stadium yesterday afternoon, A.
lowing only two opposing oatters
to reach the bases, as the New
Hanover Wildcats pounded out an
II, to Odecision over the Colds
boro Earthquakes for their
seventh conference win in eight
starts.
Rogers had the game well IN
hand all the way, but an error by
the Cat shortstop and single
into right field were all that kept
him off the Hall of Fame" list OF
hurlers. The lanky lad, who reg
ularly holds down first base,
struck out five Goldsboro batters
during his brilliant mound ex-
hibition, walking none.
While Rogers was gaining tne
snotlight. his teammates were Civ
ing him plenty of backing with
rms Louis Collie banged out three
hits for four times at bat, and
J. c. Price got two for three IN
the batting department Tor ire
locals, but was Sophomore jim
Gibson's three singles in as many
appearances at the plate that stood
out. Big Jim knocked in three runs runs
also. and stole second base WIN
'fo1tball' tactics.
Coach Leon Brogden also per-
rnitted most of his reserves 10
see action as the score cllmo oe,
putting in Paul Horton o NM
Austin, Levy Heath, and Gibson;
All of these boys turned IN goou
accent of themselves, and WIZ II.
mington fans will see plenty u
them in the coming season
From another angle besides tns
scoring view the contest prove
interesting. Brogden seems to n nay a "
found himself at last a good neg :;
ing second sa,s nassmap with tn '00s Short IT
r. price
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First No-Hitter Of Year
Pitched By Ex-Serviceman
lntra-Squad Game
Slated By Pirates

Manager Mickey Katkaveek
announced that the Wilmington
Pirates would hold an exhibi-
ton intra-sqaad game this
afternoon at 4 o'clock in Legion
Stadium.
Katkaveck said that the Sues
are rounding off practice for
the Kinston exhibition game
Saturday night and his starting
nine should took about the way
ii does this afternoon.
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Errors-Kolloway Lake. Runs x oa5tea N
Wakefield, Trosky, Hogan: Mo, Hr"
Two Two Wa Wakefield. Tebbets. Stolen base
osls Sacrifices Wright. Hodgin
T T,es Ho,,ble pisysLodigiani, Kollo-
aa. and Trosky; Mayo, Lake and Green
0ef Bases :; on balls-Benton 6, Dietrich a.
Naturalization /. Hits-off Dietrich
IN innings; Haynes 0 in 2. Passed
S.1II fresh. winning pitcher Dietrich
rn,nires-McGowan, Rue and Passarella
,Tinne-1:42. Attendance-6,l66
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-24
Farlow Walks Off
With Links Honor.

GREENSBORO, April 23-R,-
charlie Farlow, of Starmount Coun-
Try club, Greensboro, walked off
with honors in a metropolitan style
pro-amateur tournament held over
the Lexington Country Club
course today by the Cardinals
P. C.. A.
Farlow and two Of his three
amateur partners tied for best
ball honors in the pro-am affair.
Jack Garrett and Horace Blair
both Of Greensboro, teamed with
Farlow for Identical rounds of
32-32-64. Farlow and his third
partner, Pat Doss, also of Green's
boro, had 1886 for fifth
place.
The Greensboro pro also teamed
with Boyd Jaeger, of High Point,
to take top place in the pro-pro
event with card Of 31-32-e3
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Runs batted in Wick, Sykes, Price.
Gibson 3. M. Rogers, K. Rogers: Stolen
bases Gibson. Sacrifices HARRISON:
Passed balls-M. Rogers Bases on halls
off Best 7, Massengul 5. Struck out ~, ny
Best /, Massengul 8, X: Rogers >. hn.s
offNBest in 1 1-3 innings, Massengul
II in % innings Ralk- Massengul.
Earned runs wilmington Losing
pitcher Best. Observation-Disclosures and
Katkavech.
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Reconsideration, Sanford, Masterson,
Pellagrint 2, Steiner Runs batted in
Priddy 8, Spence 2, Heath, Travis, Di-
Maggie. Two base hits Heath, Evans,
York, Culberson, Wagner. Home run
Priddy. Sacrifices-Lewis, Heath, Culber-
son g. Double DISQUALIFICATION, Travis
and Sanford; Robertson, Priddy and
Sanford; Priddy and Sanford; johnson,
Wagner and York. Left on bases-Wash-
ington 10; Boston Is. Bases on balls-off
Masterson s. Wolff 8, Johnson 4, Deutsch
q, Driesewerd 2. Hits-off Masterson 4
in 6 innings; Pieretti / in 1; Wolff 4 in
4; johnson in (none out in 8thl !;
Deutsch o in 20; Driesewerd / in .2-3;
Ryba 3 in 1-3; Wilson in 2-3. Wild pitch
-Deutsch. Passed ball-Evans. Winning
pitcher Wolff. Losing pitcher Ryba.
Umpires- Boyer, Jones and Rommell.
Time-3:08. Attendance-1268 2 paid.
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New Hanover Trounces Earthquakes, 1 o
YANKEES WIN 80
OVER ANEMIC AS

NEW YORK, April 23.-(P-Al
Gettel earned his second decision
of the season over the Anemic
Philadelphia Athletics today, 80
hurting a brilliant four-hit shut
out for The New York Yankees be-
fore another surprisingly large
weekday throng Of 24,5S4 custom
ers
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Errors-Grimes, Etten. Runs batted in
-Etten 2. Three base hit-Keller. Home
run Etten. Sacrifices Etten, Harris
Double play-Handley, Wallaesa and Nc.
quinn: Left on bases Philadelphia 3
NeW York s. Bases on balls-off Gettsi
T. T. haffls z. Strike outs by Gettel &
E 8, Berry l. Hits-o4 Harris 7 in
,;t lungs; Berry in inning. Hit BY
p1sener-Serry KELLER. Losing pitcher
Harris. Umpires- Summers, P.nsreiI,
cIrleve and Weafer. Time-l 40. Att.n'
dance-24,548 (paid). n''en-
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CHICAGO BRUINS
TRIM BUGS, 81

PITTSBURGH, April 23-P)-
Billy Cox, rookie Pittsburgh short
stop, let a bounder go through
him in the eighth inning today to
break a IL tie and help the Chi
cage Cubs to a 81 victory before
1924 fans.
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Head Hurls Dodgers Into
Sixth Straight Victory,
so, Over Boston

BROOKLYN, April 23-P)-Ed
Head, an excl from Louisiana who
hadn't pitched a big league ball
game since July of 1914, today
pitched the first rc-hit, no-run EFFORT
of the ~7alor e sue Sc
as Brooklyn copied its sixth
straight victory, so over Boston.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-24
CARDINALS NOSE
OUT CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, April 23.- R -
The St. Louis Cardinal scored two
in the eighth to nose out the Reds
here Tuesday, to 2.
Both the Reds runs came on
aomers, by Haas and Miller.
The box score:
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
american League
New York 3; Philadelphia 0.
Chicago 5; Detroit /.
Washington 8; Boston 2.
Cleveiand-St. Louis (postponedl.
National League
Brooklyn 5; Boston 0.
Chicago 3; Pittsburgh /.
st. Louis 3; Cincinnati 2.
Philadelphia 8; New York !.
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Error Reese. Runs batted in-Reiser,
Walker, Stevens 2, Anderson. Two base
hit Stevens. Home run Anderson.
Sacrifice Mast. Double plays-Herman,
Reese and Stevens; Anderson and
Stevens. Left on bases-Boston 2, Brook
lyn s. Bases on balls-Cooper 8, Head 3.
Strikeeuts-Cooper 4, Head 2. Umpires-
Pinelli, Ballantaylte, ard Barlick. Time
1:45, Attendance-26,78 1877 paid.
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Catawba's Indians
Take Circuit Win

HIGH POINT, April 23-P)-
Catawba's hard hitting Indians
took advantage of 10 hits off Dave
Purrham, High Point right handler,
to defeat the Purple Partners, Al,
in a North State conference game
here today.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE
-ToDAY'S GAMES

-TOUAY'S GAMES-
American League
New York at Boston-Page (0-o) VS..
Hughson (2-0).
Philadelphia at Washington-Besse to-o)
VS.. Scarborough to-1l.
Cleveland at ST. Louis-Embree (o-o)
vs. Galehouse ,0-D.
(Only games scheduledl.
National Lee que
Brooklyn at Phlladelphia-Hig (o-O)
VS.. Hoerst ODD.
Boston at New York-Wright (o-D VS.
Koslo 900.
Chicago at Pittsbursh-Bithorn Q-o)
VS.. Sewell Q-0).
St. Louis at Cincinnati-Pollet u-o)
! VS.. Blackwell 900.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-24
SENATORS DEFEAT
RED S0X, s TO z

BOSTON, April % G The
Washington Senators Who had lost
four games to the Red Sox so far
this season, turned on the Boston
ians today and dynamited %
game by making six runs in the
eleventh inning for an 80 victory.
The big blow was a three run hon.
er by Gerry Priddy.
AMERICAN AT BOSTON
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Errors-R. Adams, Haas Runs batted in
-Musial 2, Klein, Haas, Miller. Two base
hits Schoendienst. Home runs Haas.
Miller. Stolen bsse-Maas. Double play
Miller to Haas. Left on base@St. Louis
5, Cincinnati g. Bases on balls-Wilks g.
Strikeouts-Wilks 6, Burkhart e. Barrett
/. Andrews 5. Hits off-Wilks 4 in in
nings; Burkhart l in 2 innings; Barrett
0 in innings. Winning pitcher-Burk-
hart Umpires- Conlan, Bosgess, and
Barr. Time-1 81 Attendance-3,958
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-24
WHITE S0X DOWN
TIGERS, 3 TO !

CHICAGO, April 2s.- Up Bill
Dietrich, bespetacled White sox
veteran, today gave the De1rol.
Tigers five safe hits and tashloneo
Al victory for Chicago over the
world CHAMPIONS and Tiger pl'ch'
err AL Benton oo
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PHILLIES WHIP
new YORK, 81

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-(P)-
After Manager Ben Chapman had
been elected in the first inning by
Umpire Tom; Dunn, the Phila-
delphia PhiIlies Knocked starter
Harry Feldman out Of the box and
went on to score an 81 win over
the New York Giants today. squar-
ing their two-game series.
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Errers-Cox 2, Merullo. Runs batted in
-Cavaretta. Colmsn, Pafko. Two base
hits-Cavaretta Q. Home run-Colman.
Sacrifices Passeau, Lowrey, Pafke.
Double plays--Gustine. Cox and FLEET
cher Left on bases-Chicago IL, Pitts
burgh 6. Base Gil balls-off Albosta 10,
Passeau 2. Strike outs-Albosta 3, Pas
seau 7, Gerheauser l. Hits-off Albosta
in 8 2-3 innings; Gerheauser 0 in 1-a
innings. Losing pitcher-Albesta. I'm
pires-Jorda, Reardon and Goetz. Time
2:15. Attendance-8,224
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When airing pillows do not
leave them IN the sun too long.
Heat drys sthe ratural ell and
shortens the life of the feathers.
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AMERICAN AT NEW YORK

x-Batted for Handley in It'll.
xx-Batted for Kell in 18th.
xxx-Batte for Berry in 9th.
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x-Ran for Rice in 9th.
xx-Batted for Wilks in 9Th.
xxx-Batted for Burkhs TT in 3th.
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Dial 2-3311 for Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-24

. -Batted for Tebbets in 9Th.
xx-Batted for Benton in 9Th.
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NATIONAL AT PHILADELPHIA

x-Batted for Fischer in It'll.
xx-Batted for Emmerich in 9Th.
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TOTALS --- 25
EBatted for Dietrich in TIN.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-24

x-Battsd for Masterson in 18th.
x-Eatted for Pieratti in 9th.
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z-Batted for Driesewerd in 10th.
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Filed Sept. 3, 1916, Charles E. Stewart

Filed Sept. 3. ls46, Charles E. Stewart.
IN THE THE 6 DISTRICT, COURT, OF THE
i9 Sfl6S IT, f. Ne medaLLG PLst Of p.n cGqm
vs., EDWARD J. McCALLIG- ct al. address Sat'
unknown Civil Action No 36lI2-Or-
ger OF Publication.-To Edward j. Me
Gailig and to all whom it may concern:
CaiIls has f1led in the sbove-entitled cause
a Complaint pursuant to the D. c. Code
Title 20 Sec. 7OS, Page Az. alleging
shat ha,t EdTard NaI ! MeCsllig disappeared on or
the Plaintiff, Edward H McCallig, as the
sole helr at law and next Of kin of said
absentee, seeks decree for the appoint
certain moneys and securities belonging
to said Edward J. McCallig and to distrib-
ute the same to Edward II McCallig as
soie heir at law and next OF kin. subject
against s said absentee and proper costs
and expenses OF this proceeding. Accord
insly II is by the District Court of the
united Ststes for the District of Colum-
bla this 3rd day OF September. 1916. or-
dered dheo, that Edward J: Mccallig and all
said Coure in this cause on or before Sth
day Of October, 1946 to show cause. il
any why Receiver, should not be ap-
as provided by law and PRAYED by said
be published once week for three con-
secutive weeks in The Evening Star News
Otherwise the Court will proceed with the
disposition OF the said funds in the ma n
ner proxideo by the D. C: Code, Title 20.
Ssc , ICs as demanded d, by the Plsintir.
STEWART. eek cIerk, by CLARA FNo5ss +. coNsE1k. L
Deputy Clerk se613,20
Evening star., 1946-09-13
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AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.

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ilSc. ID
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION. We
have Just received large shipment of good
quallty seat covers in popular colors They
vii. also fit other models of General Mo-
tors cars. Prompt and neat installation
If desired. ARCADE PONTIAC co, 1897
Irving st. W, AID. $500,
TRUCK BODIES REPAIRED and weldec
to pass inspection; new bodies made tt
your requirements. Truck body dept
FRED s, GICHNER IRON WORKS. INC.
1914 24th st. NV, Republic 24l9
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de-
livery; new shipment just arrived: the
EeateSt one you've ever seen. suitable for
merchants, farmers. fishermen and tour
ing: low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO
1887 irving st. NV, AID. $500. Washing
tons Largest Pontiac Dealer
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process; beautiful tread; .
hour service: electric-treated sections il
your tire is cut See your tires being re-
capped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO, Wash
lngton's Largest Pontiac Dealer 1437
irving st. NV, AID, $500. Quick, efficient
service
ONE TRANSMISSION wanted. Complete
for ! 94l Mercury. WA 5Sl5 -l3
JACKS, roller, ., l OK, L needs repair
ing but can be fixed: S65 SCHULTZ &
ALLEN, 473l Elm st, Bethesda OIL $40
FORD 1933-1a34 coupe. rear. transmission
lenders, lenders! doorS. etc. l045 No. vernon ST.
ArHnston- va. Gil. T020. -t III