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Evening star., 1947-04-09
Bruen Lost to British
For Walker Cup PIoy

LONDON, April 9.-Great Brit
aims Walker Cup hopes took nose
dive today when James Bruen, husky
Irish holder of the British Amateur
golf championship, announced he
would not be available because of
an infected right hand.
Bruen, who would have been auto
matte first choice for Britain in the
match to be played against the
United States on st. Andrews old
course, May 1917, also will be out
of the British Amateur scheduled
for the week beginning May 26 at
Carnoustie, Scotland.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
HOW THEY'LL FINISH
Nationals, 4th

Ferrell, 40-year-old coach, AL
Evans and Frank Mancuso prob
ably will share the bulk of the
work.
The pitching is questionable.
once he trimmed off some OF the
excess weight he was carrying IN
Orlando, Early Wynn was looking
the part of one of the best right
handlers in the American League.
Despite his advancing years, Bobo
Newsom is a pitcher who should
be good for IA to Is victories, and
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Buxter and Levin CIosh
Toniqht in Russle Bout

Bad boy Laverne Baxter of Texas
and Dave Levin, who combines skill
with strength, meet in tonight's
main event rassling match at Tur-
ner's Arena. Baxter was disquali-
fed for using rough stuff last week.
Jan Blears and Stu Hart join
forces to meet Jim Austeri and Kola
Kwariani in the two-man team,
match. Other bouts are Rough
house Jack O'Brien against Tony
Milano, and George Macricostas
against Harry Finkelstein. First
match starts at a.45
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Out-of- Towners Start Action
.InNotionoI Duckpin Tourney

George Burrows at the helm, shot
into sixth place with 1888.
Fred Miller and Norman Prather
totaled 672 to gain second place
in mems booster doubles, with
Daniel Palmer and Vincent Huff-
man retaining the lead with TAT.
Rachel Culp and Anna Sarbacker
took over the lead in women's dou-
hles with 637.
Evening star., 1947-04-09

Harris have not been impress
sive to date, but If one devel-
OPS into a starter and another
into a good relief pitcher they
will solve many problems for
Bluege.
Meanwhile, Ossie's big headache
is at shortstop. Therein lies the
Mats big weakness, with the
opener less than a week away.
--STANN.
Evening star., 1947-04-09

little Mickey
Haefner was a
14-11 h r ! e r
last season with
a team not as
good as the
present model.
The pitcher
who may lift
the club over
either the Yam
KEGS or Tigers
Is Sid Hudson,
who looks 10
g a m e S better
this spri n G
than his 8-vic-,
tory season in
1916. Milo Can
dini, w a i t e r
Masterson, Rae
S C a r borough,
Marino Pieretti,
Tom Ferrick,
Luther Knerr
and Lum a n
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Editor to Speak on Trout

Mike Hudoba, associate editor OF
the magazine, Sports Afield, will
discuss trout fishing at 5:45 pm.
Friday on Station WARL in one OF
the series of weekly programs spon-
sored by Izaak Walton League
chapters in Washington and North
err1 Virginia
Evening star., 1947-04-09

h
round out an
otherwise good
infield consist
ing of First t
B a s e m a n
Mickey Vernon,
Second b a Sc
m an G erry
Prid dy a n d
cecil Travis,
the rejuvenated
third baseman.
AS they now
are constituted,
however, Wash
ington looks to
run fourth.
The N a t s
strongest point
is their hitting
and speed afoot.
Last year, with
Travis having
his worst sea-
son and Buddy.
Lewis available
Evening star., 1947-04-09

For the third straight year Ossie
Bluege is managing Washing
ton Ball Club that figures to mn
ish In the first division. by
Bluege's own admission, the Mats
are potential third-place finishers.
1t is difficult, however, to ap-
praise the washington Club IN
view of the shortstop situation.
Dissatisfied with Johnny Sulii-
vans play so far, Clark Grlmtn
and Bluege have admitted they
are seeking a replacement to
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Vinson's t.omer Wins Come

LEXINGTON, Va. April O.
Freddie Vinson of Washington hit
an eighth-inning homer to give
Washington and Lee University a
9-8 baseball victory over Penn State
Yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Mrs Horne, Ex-Tennis
Champion, Dead at IS
BY The Assoeiatsd Press

s BY The Associ0fsd Press 1s'
ATLANTA, April 9.--Mrs William
w. Horne, IS, who as Miss Helen
Chapman won the National mixed
doubles amateur tennis champion
ship in 1903, died at her home here
yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
FoIIs Church Nine Beaten

Culpeper scored runs in the
ninth inning to defeat Falls Church,
6-5, yesterday in a Northern Vir-
ginia Conference baseball game at
Falls Church.
Evening star., 1947-04-09


chock full of uncertainties.
Stan Baumgartner, the old Philadelphia pitch
er turned sportswrter tells the story this week IN
the Sporting News after riding bus across
Florida with Adams the same day the outfielder
had been traded by the Cardinals to the Phillies
Joe Garagiola, the kid catcher, is not ex-
ceptional in any department. throwing, running
or hitting reveals Adams. And If the pitchers
keep the ball above his waist he won't get any,
thing more than numpty -dumpty over the In
field"
The new Philly is pessimistic over the return
to good health of Terry Moore and Whitley
Kurowsk He says Dick Sisler never will make an
Evening star., 1947-04-09

SAME OLD Florida, Babe Ruth stopped on
few minutes at Washington National
Florida for two weeks rest ana did
what many times when he the Sultan OF
swaade couple OF kids happy The Babe Is shown with
Lunden, and his brother Jimmy sons OF the Rev.
John D. Lunden III Spring street, Alexandria Va
Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Win, Lose, or Draw
The Cords Aren't So Wonderful, After All
By FRANCIS E. sTANN

It has remained dsgruntled player named EVn
reveal what most Of the counys foremost
experts the long, bitter 1ss National League pennant
dramatic Series and during this Spring train
Evening star., 1947-04-09

because he ball. Harry Walker starred in
the world Series mistakenly kept the ball low
to him whereas high balls are his weakness
George Munger isn't ready and adds Adams Johnny
Beazley isn't to the next whether his arm WIN
hod nm Alpha field bunts and Erv Dusak while "a
fine long ball hitter hit 24o last season. adams hse
Evening star., 1947-04-09
The Ex-Redbird Has RuffIed Feathers

these things he Is quoted as say
player. There lot OF uncertainties
on the that only player on the team KNOWS
about -, - - -.
That during his interview there can oe no
both feet the neck OF Manager
have Of the happiest
Adams peevd at Dyer because
told he wasn't going 70 play
regularly. -. 49,
1--WE quickly that Eddie was going to play only 1ne
fellows he had managed minorthe who had made him.
Adams Nov I'm not saying whether ne was
right or wrong protect All say is that was
tough outsiders :, -. -,
wear ago the way things looked breaking into the
Card outfit would kind tough even 32o hitter Win
like ingshot ana close reiate
Redbds had In the outnelo were oa
Musia1 Terry and Enos Slaughter.
Musial shifted TO nrst pase anu
before Moore Adams admits the same time ne
was told lie wasn't going to play regularly
His interviewer Reached for q Typewriter
Adams revelations those of pop-of ball player Inc
fellow hasn't that reputation contrary he is known to De
normally sofspoken But his isn't an unusual
e II considered that he just the world champions
to a sixth place club
The probably correct when ne suggests
that ball PLAYER gets teams ability as nobody else can
discover whether he can learn SO much
more about the than anybody ese ncuong
competition the Red Sox ana the experts oe
neone are going to pretty silly the Cards collapse
On the other Adams right he wasting ms Time oeins
hall paver especially hit better than oo once IN ~
might well to take ea1 from the
in the bus-Baumgartn Wnen
stan that fire to baseball he got out ana aug
up typewriter
Evening star., 1947-02-10
IA the EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
OFFICES FOR RENT tcoN1

OFFICES FOR RENT tcokT.l.
SHARE OFFICE, mail and telephone serv-
ice; experienced operator. L. J. coWIE.
500 Eye ST. NV lib
APPROXIMATELY 500 50. IT,. s1a5 .
mo-; occupancy February ID. Ho. 66o0
reasonable rentals. EisEMANs. 7fh and
ENiTaIsiRPRisE BLDG. 174o x st. NV
dress. s3 per mo. Representative on
sssn'ffs sSaa fath 81 IT, Y iNsR-one large once ef,
In newly remodeled building; ideal loea-
RRa,y en t1s any Tx business ssoa Sr profession KAY
optical business. close to medical center.
reagonabls rent, immediate possession.
cENThAL efs FL "oIot oGIootcATIoN-pesk space. ely fur
nished, with .switeh ehboard service: mail ad-
dress and s,. telephone ;,hs answering service;
DENTIST or PHYSICIAN. share once with
dentist. new. modern. medical center loca-
fl9a fath sT Can c6E H. eoi 81 NEWTON, NV: s4ass
18th st:@Entire SECOND floor; rms. Law.
hSSS' sSS BfScK saS K b & 81 FA sWnd Jsse door 500
NC. washlnston Bldg, Di $500.
$50 r ST. NV, Room 20S-Private office
sass sa MsS f. ns4 hak e St nA Tor sss
WE HAVE several good Offices for rent in
r1n'sNn q1s rms s0csSn snsaite and eomplete d. Cal
rent dept. DIXIE REALTY Co, MA. $3.50
IO11 ST. NW.-suitable for clinic,
gr9fssSi0nal P1ps,H Rh 4soo or business ofees DR.,
6EsiRaBLE. iR M 4SST 4DSSoTwNTowN, disnited To-
cation; exceIlently lighted ONCE, suitable
for architect, ETC.: $50 mo. Phone Wo.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
TRAjlERs.

UNIVERSAL 194l, 1s-ft.. with awning
excel cond., neat and clean. Old lot 25.
washington Tourist as; Gamp; s,,cr.,,lcon. l9
SALES; ss95 Wasninetoass @ /! as Baltimore blvd
suRPnus StfMsdi ~a GovEsSMEST TRAmERs, as is.
Slo0 and up. New Hsmp. ave. extended,
srATEs 81 Iias RI; TRAILER 4Hf fTksNspoRr CO. u
fiEsG ffEaREEeoaen for nas
8 setilsa sssfs quickly HSf from
plans yons needs and desiEes se can q lIsa aa
Finance TO, "a months if desired. Hig-
Ss5s: FIGHTER Ma TRAGa Pbss. sAlEs ~ s6s s
er Court to buy your new schult; Travelo,
american Hogsd or lmmsr n trasI apssateS eSaJn by
aMEsicaM TRAILER, CO, NC, Phone
oV. $500: Just miles south Of Alexandria
Gs 1s4s F0uss GLIDER HOUSE TRAlLERs All
sSIIis ccIIE TRAILER II CO.. ss:ss dsorsia ave.
stssE sozY ses.acsa sseSAca Ms fsas II t.. rms, sleeps
msttr.. m IT, boy sprinS. bed davenport, vens-
sereened sae sinds goHs sGRporr
HOUSE TkAHERS, fuly EQUIPPED, Ior im-
nedate delivery. l.. e. p. MOTORS, Rfgss
and Chillum rds., ia. 1900.
NEW LlBERTY TRAILERS-Immedia de-
livery 3-ro0rn, tandem, heated floor; terms;
new and used HEETER-WALDEN TRAIL
Err SALES. Rt /, Berwyn, Md To Sill.
ACCEPT good trailer as pit down payment
on 6-rs row brick: ne; vacant; needs re-
CONTINENTAL and Glider house trailers-
An models on display for immediate de-
livery. 1873 Rhode Island ave. ne, MI.
OLGA
NATIONAL-l942 lodge. fully equipped
and perfect condition: priced low at $1,795.
AMERICAN TRAILER, INC. 1880 Wiscon-
sin ave-, phone WO. 1881. -1A =.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
FARMS FOR SALE.

100 ACRES Prince William County. Va,
8 miles from Richmond highway. 81 miles
Large 6-room house fireplaces, in good
eonditipn all "a yoo
SsIean sEgIa inyes'mfaf Vs Elmwooa SSosH sss 1 Mfa
WILL SELL OR RENT part of small farm;
oysters, fsh, etc; seclusiye and quiet St.
tion, Leonardtown, Md, Ii. ,50b9. III
LEEsBURG-An exceptional estate Of 40
acres. with excellent old brick rick, home over
20x20 living room with fireplace. large din
ing room with fireplace, with glass sola-
sm para .d1nns poom eae WITH pses ana
schoolroom; on the End floor there are 4
With fSe Ssos oor
glassed-in sleeping porch; the basement
has kitchen, laundry, etc; storage space
home, he net there are horse and cow barns. g.
room tenant house, corncrib tackroom.
pink brick slave quarters. stone garden
pond, big spring. with pool stocked with
trout; fenced and cross-fenced with stone
walls, rail and board fences; summer house
derneath which IS cosiroom and original
ieeroom. The estate is beautifully land
scaped End commands magnificent M view.
HGex aGe rug s7s7 i0tms',0 snes TE' Gag sod4 EBNER
Rupiey Bldg, s15 King St, Alexandria;
FAIRFAX CoUNTY-Ideal small farm, s
acres Of beautiful gr9dqstve valuable and bsst
hss.T i1y. Em sna dreei.ss 4 home q ..ss, !ss,
charm, beautiful shade and yard; several
sttraesive .aa Pm. and BATH banaaiOw An
excellent location, near shopping center inter
so0d &c B. scee's Totsl prce afs sas5o
transferred. A good buy. Act quickly. Also
wHITEsEL REAL ESTATE, Vienna ~ gso.
oahFV1i onT Of Ta1s Ts woRLD-1n fashionable re.
sort section. mighty Atlantic Ocean and
Stmste in aee and Ssaaty
dence. Cape Cod style. built by fastidious
people of good taste. has 8 rms. and dinette,
that That viii make any woman's heart beat
screened porch. custom built Venetian
Snss Sns for IN this s0xa Section R0, ss
REASTYN sNGe.g Georset0Tni T.I psT FARMS n.ar
by a very fine. old. l3-room brick house
and barn with cotton conerete silo: many Y
Rfver: Rfsepii9i good nsSins. boating and hanfias
@Sass,e !aos $ Arlington R'oi Ridge I'd. ia f5o4'
ass ACRES, 3s miles from Wsshington,
Just of of Rt. 200 acres cleared, fer
sary outbuildings; 10 fair condition; spring
running through farm; price. Sl2:50o.
LUPTON, 3114 10th I'd. N OW. 1898, OK.
0S59. 10
40 ACRES. all cleared. along Rt. gil,
about So miles from Washinfton..on one
Of the fastest highways price. S13. 500.
Call Mr., De Ramus, with BICKLE &
LUPToN; 31l4 10th I'd. N. oW. 1898
Evening star., 1947-02-10
OFFICES WANTED.

1902 L ST. N.W.-2nd floor, newly re.
modelled; 2 large attractive rms. and bath
ideal for insurance, real estate or gen
office use. Call rent dept, LEO NJ BERN
STEIN g. CO.. l415 K st. NV, ME. 54OO
LAWYER desires 1-room office. unfurn.
1Ux15 or larger; rental, $40 to $50. Box
1907 n sT. NV. medical center-a rooms
private bath. storsgs room rent $50
SILVER SPRiNG-Large ofdce room, new
building. suitable for any business Call
CHARLES II. ONO, 81. 6l78; eyes. OIL
.iss X ST. N.w.--s-story and basement
building suitable for once use approx
200 SO. IT.. has display window On first
floor; will lease entire building. Call rent
department, LEO M. BERNSTEIN L. CO.,
I4l5 st. NV, NE; 5400. -14
DOWNTOWN FINANCIAL SECTION. near
10th and x sts. n,wI-ysry attractive and and
WORK: sppfoximately Ss5 50. it.; besatifalis
pds es Ms seissa EW1 T. & modsfe s4eo
SMALL OFFICE OF. desk space In vic.
Woodbridge or Brookland. HO. l650.-lU
DOCTORS, DENTISTS - Several attractive
suites in modern History downtown med
ieal bids near ail SSsn aownsSwn j hospitals lt;Is
reas. rentals: Apply resident manaser. the
caIl rent dept, LEO NJ BERNSTEIN. d
AFPRoxiMATELY 400 to 500 feet. in
location suitable for investment security
business; prefer 10Th ST., north Of ST..
soIoRIBFiasT SsEiea2RS Ns5sPi 81 sraoSb sas
Desirable n W. location RE 5214. 10
Evening star., 1947-02-10
AUToMorIyE M,scELlANEous.

AIR. SANDER for car painting, etc: prac-
tically new. immed: sale; S35 cash. Call
MR.VAILLETTE. FIR. 5a54 before nooa.
shock absorbers. rear ends new hub caps,
grilles. seal-beam lights. water and fuei
ass asks ssasss cyl heaas a5 Rats sss &C.
1910 Montana ave. n.e.. FIR. 1910.
BATTERIES for any car, good So to $40.
GSlr PoNT1Ac A: % OWNERS Frs Ar ATTENrfoN. EN- @ We
lust saye arg a Of
will also fit other models of General Mo-
tors cars Prompt PIT AMI T1tc neat insSallati9n
lEsinF I! me- R 9s FoPs: 1888 or later
Price. $3.50. Ii 0031
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de-
livery: new shipment just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever seen; suitable for
merchants. farmers. fishermen and tour
ing; low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO..
as Tsfss Tifa RSnas by the Den
Nap electric process: beautiful tread; q
hour service: electric-treated sections II
capped @ at ARCADE PONTIAC Co. wash
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1437
Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick. efficient
y "A SPECIALIZED PISTON RING service
Piston rings for every mechanical NOV
ing machine, automotive commercial, air
eaes power
farm lighting plants and tractors, hy-
draulic hoists. pumps, etc. PISTON RING
SALES, = SERVICE 14oo st. NV. NO.
LINCOLN crane, 1e cylinders. Can be
sen .ln at nIn Ra 18th St ntsen.s Sc t,nss stc
selection of Philco and Motorola. Expert.
prompt installation: MANHATTAN AUTO
& RADIO CO. 1706 7th st. NV, WO. 1857.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
STORES FOR RENT.

1888 X ST. N.W.-Harwill Bids, desir-
fee and reception rm-; can be rentec
separate or together; Applications ae- C.
offrcE 81 pic SA "a tssa tWsSskkRooM SPACE. ? Iisht
airy rms. top hoor. located on on 18th atd.m St,
i,Sei issi 'fE Eye e ST. N.w.-Two-room once
suite available for immediate occupancy
ROBERT w. SAVAGE, S13 Union trust
Building. MA 1890. IL
STORE FIXTURES and 2year lease; $45
Tent. low cash price. Call OR. 6Q"6 or
i45s PARK RID. N.w-Excellsnt for ladies'
apparel camera shop, sales of1ce or studio.
700 so. IT., heated. DU. 1854 or MI 1854.
1o-YEAR LEASE or less. on 7th st. NV.
between and M: suitable for any bust
w rent sa IF Ss MRS. 5ease ES5 fureet co
III 18th ST. Nw.-Entire store bldg, 3
stQty and bsmt.: approx 1,S00 So. 1t. per
hoor; elevator. large show windows, alley
in rear: long-term lease desired. DRURY
REALTY CORP, 1887 st. NV. RE.
STORE VACANT. rooms in rear. s rms
and bath above: $50 per month. CHARLES
R HENDERSON, RE. $500; ewes, RA
pRujGsToRE, equipped with hxtures, in
shopping center, reasonable rent. Sl3o
Baltimore ave, College Park. 10
eIi3 ST; N;W.-soo So r. parking l,s 4 n
CONNER g. RYON INC.
SEVERAL GOOD STORE LOCATIONS for
several parking lots Ma. 463a. l6e
Evening star., 1947-02-10
ACREAGE FOR SALE,

NEAR WHITE OAK and new Naval Ord
nance plant; over 100 acres; ma may sell IL in
Hs s5sSss fssh' aRS % ~ sts saSn
s5 6whe4 es Ex Esaas soS t0 or sGM EN- dsa NE
FIVE 25-ACRE EsTATEs-;11s Is mile front
age on River and Bradley rds.' oysrlookiins IN
Ylia Of land. forest Shade and streams pre-
served. Motor right UP on these. beauti-
fully landscaDsd hills and select t. vd big ,l
able able IT to no home builders FULTON r.
GORDON. owner, 1927 Eye st. NV, D1.
523o tn Pm Brokers s,sa attention. rsd ny ny
aTTnSToN agsrss s5sF fSE e
f. Of lst-comm ground in xe1ssiIs eTsslent M M
ored apartment. SHOPPING center develop
msR p4sTs VIZ ysp'' WITH Rsf rRsK is HF hfE
90 60 ACRES. y miles from D. c., Just on
2 No. phone eneea and ss9 !. aore vim gY
accept small down payment. BY OWNER
NpAR NJ s'Po FOUR coRNERs-as acres. soo,ft
subdivision. CAN ALVIN REALTY, Ex.
ATTENTION, BUILDERS and developers,
Several tracts in Arlington and Fairfax
counties, suitable for immediate develop
Rsg1 S Reators prsef Fas chareh 4a
eve eyes. ni2 and Isl Sun. % co. " 1888 or cH. 1885.
SO ACRES, hieh:, level GROUND; IN In Brandy p ";
homesites, priced for quick sale. Call
YVoNNE E. MARTIN, DU. 1647. DI. 2704.
10 OR MORE ACRES on Conn ave-. suit
able for developing and building. Call MR..
MUSE. EN-. 1900 10
miles above Fairfax: 900 1T. on State I'd.
all high ground all cleared; wonderful
location for home: view of mountains and
valley: will sell all or part of this tract.
call MISS KING. CH 0T23.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
What do you bid now?
Take Ny Word for It
By Frank Colby
WORDS TO WATCH.

The word antarctic has been rather
prominent in the news of late. As
our explorations in the antarctic
proceed. the word becomes increas-
inely important. Let us, therefore
become better acquainted with Il
than we are at present.
First of all, antarctic should no.
be pronounced, "an-AHR-tik,' al
though the radio will bring you
that pronunciation oftener than not,
Likewise, the companion word arctic
should not be pronounced AIR
tik." Do not omit the first &c" IN
arctic. and do not omit the first IT
and the first &c" of antarctic. Be
sure to say: AHRK-tik and ant
AEIRK-tik.
The origin of the words Is un-
usually interesting. Arctic is from
the Greek arktos. "she bear" Ant
arctic is from anti, opposite" plus
arktos. "she bear" Now this would
seem to suggest that the arctic
region was named for the polar
bears which inhabit the arctic zone.
This particular bear (ark-tos), how
ever, is heavenly one, and refers
to the northern consultations Ursa
Major cGreat Bear'D' and Ursa
Minor cLittle Bear. Ursa, you
see, is the Latin word for she
bear" These consultations are more
familiarly known to us as the Big
Dipper and the Little Dipper.
Now the ancients believed that
the Dippers had been placed in the
heavens by zeus, and that they
formed the outlines of a big and q
little bear. And since the constel-
lations are situated almost over the
North Pole, the polar region itself
was named for arktos, "she bear"
hence, the arctic, or arctic region.
This explains why the southers
polar region is called antarctic-it
is opposite to the arctic.
Copyright, 1947, the Bell Syndicate, 1ncD
Evening star., 1947-02-10
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Ist AND and TRUST LOANS on real
estate IN 2, G.. Nd; and ". sdsa NIB DRA1s-
HaF' Is AND sfoe a.s !. ~ rla1Hsr NLoASSs9rrenp,
ss sad sS9EsssHi SEsEf co
9th st NV RE $3.50.
MOORE 4, HILL CO.. S04 18th st. NV
MONTY on SECOND TRUsT-Ws vi vi
or va Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE d iNvEsTMEsMTIr CORR 1915
1st, end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS, 1-day
service also End trust notes purcnasee ,SEaSS
REALTY CO.. Az 5th st. NV, EX. 549a
MONEY on frst and second trusts E prSSmp9' pro- mp
Virginia or D. C. property. THE AMERI'
Can 60; so. @ l5th; trIuS, IA so$s ,rv ,na
trust notes on D: G.: Nd. and Va; house
and farms. FULTON R: GORDON 1872
Ist TRUST LOANS on real estate; lov
rates: term or monthly payments. J
WALSHE INC, 1115 Eye st. NV MA
641S
Evening star., 1947-02-10
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont,

AolNNNSDtA6S USN SNse N~Sn -.
PLYMOUTH 194o de luxe .-dr. sedap;;
seen weekdays after 5. Sun. all day: ST.
O50. 31S 10th st, ne. 10
PLYMOUTH l941 TAXI; recent new Dodge
5 mGtop prcs ezcsss ssss ssnaten csn be snd
60S1. lo
PLYMOUTH 1899 coach, excellent condi--
ssh soa sG s siin nshiaaa assrs g. xT Wv ss
PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan: new paint. very
sSsf fsss A6Ro 81 s5ssi RsBr6 ad3 CO.
r stS. NV. -iO
PLYMOUTH '3a 4-door sedan; Just over
hauled good condition; $500. Call, PL.
s799 after l pm. 10
kPLYMoUTH 1910 de luxe taxi; Dodge mo-
tor, r. and h., good mech. cond.; 500;
excel. transp.; will finance. Gil. 2foo.
PLYMOUTH de luxe 1912 business coupe;
new tires recently overhauled; one owner;
perfect condition: $1.190. CHI. 0317 liz
PLYMOUTH 1s41 de luxe s.door sedan;
acing at $40. ME. sI0ll. 1925 st. NV.
PONTIAC 1885 de lpxe. 8 a-door black
sedan; radio, heater electric clock; new
osfs orisnai eaie5s owner au ssoo sS ' GE, 1906
PONTIAC 1941 s-cyl. sedan: o-tone; low
Imileage. clean. See TO appreciate. 81 .395.
Call SH. 1868 early am. or after pm.
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PONTIAC 1a4l s-door sedan: radio and
heater, , new tires, 81, 100; private own
er. 7l2 E st. Sc, weekdays. IA
PONTIAC 1897 4-door trunk sedan r. and
h.: $3.50: will take trade, cash or finance.
GRADY MOTORS. 4S,o Hampden lane,
BeShsiIaa 1ad Md VI 400 90, nutton lh r1ahs
heater; new tires, excellent t. mechanical ne !
sale sale. si.ion. DU. $3.50. To
PONTIAC ''37. sedan: good condition: new
rings. good tires; $3.50. Hillside 04a2-J.
PONTIAC 1912; excellent condition, new
1852 Belmont rd. NV. DE. 3141. Can
soSTf.e Rs Sssn ee ana Torpedo pm 4-door sedan;
some body work; paint and interior good;
private party. Can be seen at l3l Varnum
PoNTfAc convertible, 1s4l; ere cream m. col, col
sTuDEBAkER STU 1912 4-dr. skyway Com
mander: $4,000 mi; radio. heater. clima-
tier. hill holder; $3.50. OIL. 1900; ewes.
sHT1uDEBaKER Commander 1e41; radio,
heater, air conditioner, etc; S1,100 cash
or 5000 cash. balance financed. Call
DU 2477 during office hours. 10
STUDEBAKER h941 Commander 4-door
saan sfma y6 as Eadi4 ss sSSs aoo sSDf5sn @ sasR
Dealer, 20!7 Va. ave. NV. Me. 2Sls.
sTUbEBaKER iTGiH BAKER 1899 Commander 4-dr. sed :;
sr eS sscree affs sae 1855 se Phone a" M
pm. Sat. or Sun. CPL DeWITT, 10.
STATION WAGoH-poatiae 19dI; 1; perfect