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lawn party on Friday at 210t
Tazewell street. in Arlington.

lawn party on Friday at 2106
Tazewell street. in Arlington.
The National Convention will
be held in Miami. Fla. the last
week of this month. Many OF the
members will make the trip by
auto, and many more by train.
Comdr. Carl Powell presided
over Front Line Post at the Gold
Chevron Club on Tuesday eve
ming.
The post completed arrange
ments to have its colors insured
and to have them sent to Miami
in the care of the commander.
Plans were discussed regarding
a dance to be put on by Front
Line and All-American Posts on
October 7 at the Colonial Hotel.
All post and department dele
gates to the national convention
were requested to meet Friday
evening in the Gold Chevron Club
with the department commander
Evening star., 1949-08-14

Thursday - National Capital
Post, 1919 K street NV.
Friday-All-American Post, 1919
K street NV.
Auxiliaries.
Potomac Auxiliary with Mrs.
Ann Columbus as chairman, en-
tertained large number OF vet
erans on the moonlight boat ride
on Tuesday. They were from Mt.
Alto and Walter Reed Hospitals.
Federal Auxiliary made their
monthly visit to B Ward. Mount
Alto Hospital on Monday. under
the directio nof Josephine Yanon-
ski. Toilet articles and homemade
cookies were distributed.
Following the meeting on Mon
day at the Gold Chevron Club.
1919 K street NV. there was a
joint social with the post.
The following auxiliary members
will attend the national conven-
ton in Miami, Fla: Mrs. Margaret
Wardle. Rhoda Kemp, Adelaide
Grant, Ruth Norris, Flora Magee,
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HORNER'S CORNER
Many Others In Choice Of
ColorS
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

RETAIL PRICE FOR YOUR CAR.
Let Us sell your car for you. II
car 10 sold, our only charge Is
S2b; no charge II car Is not sold
RIS q HUGHES AUTO SALES, 1914
Georgia ave. NV GE. 1865.
BUSINESSMAN needs i949 Cheyro-
let, new or slightly. used; viii fur
nish cash to take delivery and Day
bonus. GE. 9770.
BUCKS WANTED-I will pay high
s,s s,edei f.'f KIRK gi;0s MoTos 81 4oS6
Georgia ave. NV, IA. 1890.
CHEvROLETS wANTED-I will pay
highest cash price for any year or
model, KIRK MOTOR CO, 1000
0eorria ave. NV. Ia. 4600.
PLYMOUTHS WANTED win Day
n,oass' modei. XII Kirk PM MoToR Co. 1000
GeorEia ave. NV. IA. $500.
FORDs WANTED-I will pay high
est cash price for any year or OF
model. KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000
Georgia ave. NV. IA. 4SOO.
CADILLAC convertible 1e46 or 1877;
must be In excellent condition and
reasonable. Wo. 243l. IA
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1949 Commander 4-dr.
sories, good cond. Inside and out;
j.. .S1!%1 SPS0; Can sH; 7214.
low.mileage car: terms up to - mos.
e1s1roI 5Iafeaief cApfLLAc Et5fi o5SlGi
CO.. 1922 end st. NV. Ma. $500.
sTUDEBAKER 1899 Champion aodr.
sedan; owner used; 1915 cash. EDW.
BOWERS, 1875 st. NV. RE. .oa9.
sTUDEBAKER la47 Champion bust
ness coupe; eauipped; $1,000 or best
sTGpEBs4ts GdHbi AZ r. 1913 1913 s'ss; Commander
conv.; r, h., overdr,. other extras;
silver gray metallic nnish. black top.
Wv. tires; l owner; truly. excel;
1fsIssa TRiHSnp Il u MoToRss sn: ssar sId S terms
sTUDEsAKER 1899 4-dr. sedan; r.
seas, must sell; Si95. II 10th
sTubkBAkER II 6is 1910 Champ. e:dri; Aio r.
sTUDEBAKER 1910 Champion @-dr.;
hester: BY 6orisinai owner. me-
sTi1DEsAKER shania SaGe ,s47 81 eIub lSs coupe;
ETC.: e m,Iss ssI; VISA SS9s; & NOE H1s
7si4 Hi1 g.. & sV,Hss ave-. az. 1865 S'A'N11'' Mi5
sTUDEBAKER 1947 Champion Reeal
de luxe 2,door. radio, ehmatizer.
R. 4: 'pssn9S's ssH soa p il nd
Immaculate throughout; Guaran-
ssf sxRss 8 0Rls RxsA. fsssi ssis II.A@s n 4. ~
.a8DssSsrs H8 sssSs! 1870 ch.ms,.sss: .s r. s sas
WIIG1AMs & BAKER NASH. 3sI9
s44pssSsAKERA n 81 n;E AH; fS4i s19S; 1eS:mp,on ia ssr
aTs TRARolu W; oPlS Mosss ssss fsss 1853 ss~f T.
sTUDEsskrR fTfi BAKE fo' Gsss lS4s Commander
SSonv; a sorseous car c. r., with +; A., and
$$s S::s; 4 y; H.
STUDEBAKER 1887; recent seal
beamed hsadliEhts; heater; J., si%S; l;ni
sTGDhBaRRa Ma6hiBst1R isss elsss sass Star
light. club coupe; carefully cared
for; beautiful horizon blue oris.
,nish: white ,ss wheels, ia,u sllistsnin,s slnt, III,
fne tires, ovsrdriys; sets a9 M ,p.K.;
ssy saay ass terms. ssSS se' o%nsr sasn:
rated guar. LOGAN (Ford). I'LL
18th st. NV" pl. bs03. Open eyes.
sTuDEsAkEH dHH ssAakEH az Commander Sky.
sa;iSH.:xIk ;!;ia; ssh AZ iss$a iissss; ':s.s =.
esre e. manisht Sxhsh ssSs Slue sml ss.asiial : ap
Interiors, r. and h., fns tires; only
Sl.S96. S465 or trade down, bank
terms trmsy sG.dsH sSnS 9Tnsr 9r s,t s,tsd suar.
PTi Ssos SSasn svss sIs sns Sun; sSn,,ddx al.
coupe; 1873 &:dr.: lsle 4-dr.. equip:
ped, 81 .esa; eo:day guarantee; Is47
s53 sS5!! re sMse966RRs, ~ 4. 1S;s9' .y;s
rERsAPGANE EissinsIafa qisa7 coupe: formerly
owned By q company oficiai. II
you are seeking loW-cost, depend
able transportation. then look no
N,SoRefHrAs4 ,S5'eff At MSTon RsT os!y oeo s1lasa s1oIa
AT. 09o0. Open ewes. until o.
w,Iars ,s4a i. ads s.ss sdsn a. ,.:; ;1ss q!
ATTENTioN BODY MEN - l94l
Studebaker President 4-door sedan;
car Is wrecked. excellet Possibilities:
$3.50. oIssoN's GARAGE l4s7 p
Nc is4s; under 1000 NIL: cream
color; $l,6S6 or beat ofer; will ar
range terms. WI, 5241. IA
sPECIAL-English Jasuar drop-head
high powered, distinctive car has
1900 miles and Is considered TO
be lust broken in: 100 m. h. accei-
Grafton to 20 m.p.h. In 20 seconds.
4 gears forward, low sluns with SUI
sunmetal with matching leather and
Black top; costs S4.700 del, N. y:
$3.50 or near. offer. IA. 4-O?s6
Evening star., 1949-08-14
for a last briefing before the con
Vention.

Meetings this week:
Monday-Federal Post, 1913 x
street NV.
Tuesday-Joseph B. Kelliher
Thirty second and M streets NV;
Press Post, 1900 New Hampshire
avenue NV: Bethea WEIGH Post
Second and S streets NV; United
States Public Health Post. Willard
Hotel; T. N. T. Pup Tent, No. !
M. O. c., 730 Eleventh street Sc
Wednesday-Gen. Clarence r
Edwards Post, Department o1
Commerce Building; Treasury
Post, 1919 K street NV; Police
Fire Post, 1909 Rhode Island ave.
nue. NE; Naval Gun Factory Post
730 Eleventh street Sc; Penta.
gon Post, 1900 New Hampshire
avenue NV: United States Army
Air Forces Post, 1910 Good Hope
road Sc: Department OF Justice
Post, Willard Hotel.
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Births Reported
(From the D. C. Bureau Of vital Statistics J

John and Joyce Biselow. boy.
Edward and Grace Blair, boy.
Michael and Helen Brindzik. boy.
Beverly and Madeline Brumfisld, boy.
Norman and Virginia Carroll. boy.
Mario and Elizabeth Ciccone, boy.
Rooert and Mary Curry. girl.
Thomas and Helen Curtin. boy.
Irwin and Pearl Cutler, boy.
John and Maureen Daley. girl
John and Catherine DeCoff boy.
Paul and Anne Delaney, boy.
Carlton and Dorothy Doyle. girl.
Darrell and Adessas Dunn, boy.
Henry and Grace DuQues, boy.
John and Lorna Elmer. girl.
Arthur and Rosa Farouhar, boy.
Francis and Mary Farouhar. boy.
Frank and Mildred Farrell, girl.
Thomas and Jessie Finney, boy.
Everett and Linda Garlem, girl.
John and Gladys Garlock, girl.
William and Theresa Gately, boy.
Henry and Rosemary Gendron, boy.
Wilson and Margaret Gill, boy.
Donald and Mary 0oodhue. boy.
Keith and Hazel Hodgson, girl.
Robert and Catherine Horton, girl.
Herbert and Militia Hunter. girl
Ha rold and Mary Kay, girl.
David and Mary Kennedy. boy.
James and Mary Kerley. boy.
Joseph and Madeline King, sirl.
Haskell and Ida Laster, boy
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Meetings this week:

Meetings this week:
Monday - Federal Auxiliary,
Gold Chevron Club, 1919 K street
NV; National Capital Auxiliary,
Masonic Hall, Fourth street and
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Friday-All-American Auxiliary
Northeast Masonic Temple; Equal
|ity Walter REED Auxiliary, 4l9
Seventh street NV.
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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET l949 attrac. oak and
steel 4-dr S-paSs. model; with ma
room hood-top and tenders: driven
only 5000 mi, new-car guarantee.
Save $500
Chevy Chase Motor Co., Inc.
7725 Wisconsin Ave-, OIL. 6100
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Tenth street NE. to make articles
for the bazaar.

Hornet Circle, Military Order Of
Lady Bugs, are furthering plans
for a lawn fete at 442l Faraday
place NV, September IS. All are
welcome. Aliene Torrens Is the
chairman.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

The United States standard
mile at sea is e,08o.27 feet. while
British. French and German
versions range from 2 inches to
4 feet shorter.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. .wEscnLER = SON

AOAn - WE6SuLkh - 0oSs
Auetioneers
United States Marshals sale Of real
estate. BY virtue Of . writ Of execu-
tion issued out OF the clerks
ofice Of the United States District
Court for the. District of Columbia
and to me directed, will sell by
public auction for cash In front OF
the west entrance Of the Courthouse
on D Street, between Fourth and
Fifth Streets, NV, Washingon. D.
G., on Monday, August %, I949, at
2 O'Clock PM, all the right, title
and interest of the defendants, John
G., Ray and Victoria, Ray in the
District of Columbia to wit: Lot 4S,
Square 452s, improved by two-story
brick dwelling No. $40 Goth Street.
NE, seized and leyied upon as the
property Of the defendants, John c.
Ray and Victoria Ray, and sold 10
satisfy Judgment at law. Civil
Action No. M. C-SO0-4S, in favor Of
Lsndsrs' Ins;, Gorporation; ":
Marshal in and for the District. Of
Columbia. -21
Evening star., 1949-08-14

1910 Ford Tudor. $3.50
CASH. TRADE, TERMS.
FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC.
1901 Good Hope Rd. Sc. Il. 3-2076
PLYMOUTH 1899 gray cony., S54B
CASH, TRADE. TERMS;
FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC.
o0Ol Nichols ave. Sc. TR. 972l
CASH, TRADE. TERMS.
FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC.
1901 Good Hope I'd. Sc. Ii. 3.2018
MERCURY '4S 4-dr.; r. and h.: H.
600 Gjii chsH, iDol rRHbE, Ilini; !! TEiaGs. ifa1
FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC.
a0O1 Nichols Ave. Sc. TR. a12l.
mERGyRY 4; ,ag '4s; :. and h.; maroon
CASH. TRADE. TERMS.
FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC.
2O01 Nichols Ave, sc. TR, 912l.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

SPURRIER'S
NEW
Used Car Lot
sPURRIER MOTORS
The Most Beautiful Used
Car Lot in the Metro
politan Area-One and "a
Acres all Hard Surface.
'4s CHEVROLET
Club Conv. Cpe, :, 81 ,6s5
Al PACKARD
Clipper Sedan ----$S95
80 PONTIAC
Club Coupe ----$4S5
~ SIUDEBAKER
Champion Sedan $595
4s CHEVROLET
Aero Sedan ISL ,495
Al HUDSON
Sedan ------$1 ,OS5
'4s PONTIAC
Sedan ----------$l, ,24o
Al CHEVROLET
Aero Sedan ---$l ,3S5
Al CHEVROLET
Aero Sedan -----$l, ,l9o
'47 DE SOTO
Custom Sedan 81 ,445
At FORD
Super De Luxe
Fordor Sedan 81, 1875
Al PLYMOUTH -----$595
At PACKARD
Super Sedan 1895
'4s PACKARD
De Lx. 8 Sedan ST. ,745
AT LESS THAN
WHOLESALE PRICE
MANY OTHERS TO
&c.. CHOOSE FROM
AS LOW AS s2s5
BANK FINANCING
ARLINGToN's PREMIER
PACKARD AGENCY
3 Blocks South of Key Bridge
Fort Myer Drive
Between Wilson & Lee Blvd
Owens GLebe
o643 41l0
Evening star., 1949-08-14

zED L. WILLIAMS AND FED L.
WILLIAMS, JR., Auctioneers.
FURNITURE
NEW, USED AND ANTIQUE,
PIANO, ETC.
CLOSING AN ESTATE,
ALSO NEW PIECES FROM
STORES, USED EFFECTS
FROM HOMES, ETC.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
PUBLIC
AUCTION
AT
Williams Auction House
918 New York ave-, this. Tuesday.
August 18th. . pm. Victorian chairs,
early American sofa. old tables, VIC
tontan marble-top tables, ETC.; used
bedroom pieces. breakfast sets, nne
washing machine. odd sofas, book.
cases, beds, dressers. chests, odd
chairs, etc; new mahogany bedroom
suites; secretary desk, chairs Of vari-
rugs and numerous other. household
isfis .Pslpssas pson. gse DsnS con
signments of better Grade new and
used furniture solicited for our
weekly auction sales; goods from
homes, private owners, attorneys,
dealers, new stores and others; rea-
Sonable CHARGES. -16
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AUTO AUCTION.

Bu, or sell this modern way only Il
Sid is satisfactory. Never guess what
your car Is worth. IS entrance fee
only cost. Every Tues. eve, p,n..
100 I1th st, Sc. u. 3-9e6l
'38 BUICK SPECIAL
Low mileage. sood tires; only. 2
owners; new battery and motor job:
4-door; S2p5. OV. 4734 in ewes.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

CHERNERIZED
CARS ON SALE
IN VIRGINIA
AT SHIRLINGTON
30-Day-No-Cost
GUARANTEE
'49 Mercury So, ,095
2p0of 1H psWasy,, sEPAN VERY EN b4w s1Io MIbk,
AND HEATER.
4S Mefcufy-- 81, ,U95
tPo1R sPoSEx sEpAE noW u,ir.as' 4 ssARkt5Ns s1pSo
'48 Hudson sos
A.pooR SEDAN: A GRACEFUL.
EKs EKssouxj nND wAf4G AAPfG WEI Hf1rTh TfkEs. Gov
'48 Ford -$1,395
sgeEB FsNBAsPE RF 4N5 IySE rHsiFP2 HhafP2R Wifi Rh
RADIO AND HEATER.
'48 Ford 1928
TUDOR SEDAN; IN TOP coNpI.
TRoT TIoEi cwgvRas wIGH RADIO HEATER AND
At Lincoln. 81, ,495
VIM Rxpio' HiATERH AND OVER.
AT Dodge--------$1,49 ,495
4.DooR SEDAN; A FLUID DRIVE
'46 Plymouth 81, ,095
4SRSGs asf2s BEEzB4E EzRHE; sun visoE ds5ER9S6 9s6
40 Ford ST ,095
CLUB COUPE: ENGINE RARING TO
GO; WITH RADIO AND HEATER.
Al Plymouth $695
EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION; HEAT
Al Ford $595
CLUB COUPE; ENJOY THRIFTY
UPKEEP; EXCEP. CLEAN; RADIO
AND HEATER.
80 Mercury $495
l:pooR SEDAN: SWEET AND EASY
SHIRLINGTON
MOTOR co.
LINcoLN-MERcuRY DEALERS.
1hirlington Business Center,
Adjacent to Parkfairfax and
Yairlington.
OVERLOOK 1000.
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BUFFERS BEST BARGAINS
3o-day Guarantee. Down. Total.
AZ Stud. Champ. 4-dr.;
ovdr., :. and h. r.. =. 1855 ,395
80 Stud. Champ. 4-dr;- 35s l'0ab
40 Ford sta. was.; r.; h. $50 l'9Ss
MECHANICS SPECIAL 90,
50 Plymouth .2-dr. s 10 ) s2b
LEE D. BUTLER. INC.
IKEA Pa ave Sc. IL 3-11lG. IL
Evening star., 1949-08-14

NEXT TO A
NEW CAR A
CHERNERIZED
CAR is BEST"
30-Day-No-Cost
GUARANTEE
'48 Oldsmobile ST, ,795
GSSSE sSB5s kssIe DziSx 5iATrs 2s6 1sb zzbRS zBSS
'48 Plymouth 81, ,595
'ESSk ESSks Rs asb 50Hs kbss t0qGRR fRr StRaeS
'48 Ford 81, 1895
FoRpoR SEDAN: POWER is TOPS;
GoMPLETE WITH RADIO AND
'48 Ford 81 ,295
1ggaa Egs fzRAE: aEGAso2 2Rlo1GAb5 R2bi6 swssa 2Rb
AZ Chevrolet 81 ,495
sP9sR 42os WIFI fFRAs sADo IL 4sD IL, HG0fRs fofRs
AT Chevrolet 81 1895
rsa1TAsTEF 1MErYeAasE sAvofFfso sPnoe EAR asnSN sIno
'46 Buick 81 1895
4.DooR SEDAN; LoW-sLUNo AND
RHpio D AND HEHTER. i1a1 A1
'46 Mercury 81, ,195
CLIP IsH TTR GDgfT sA5Io s6EK ASp 514Ex HHxrIE Es
'46 Ford Truck $695
H1T2N WDpxrI: pIck,gP' s,69P Tires POWERFUL
~ Packard $685.
4-DooR SEDAN; THIS CAR WAS
BUILT TO LAST; RADIO AND
HEATER.
AZ Ford-----------$ $495
TUDOR SEDAN. FAMOUS FORD
FEATURES; FINE PERFORMANCE;
HEATER.
'39 Plymouth $295
4.DooR SEDAN: ECONOMY AND
pEPENDABiLrrY; HEATER.
CHERNER
MOTOR co.
1871 Florida Ave. NV.
FORD DEALERS
HOBART 5000
Evening star., 1949-08-14
At l1l2 Bladensburs Rd. NE.
REINEs

REINES
1871 wisconsin Ave. on. 3400
lll2 Bladensburg Rd. NE. AT. 1900
EASY FINANCE TERMS
Evening star., 1949-08-14
c. g. SLOAN 2 CO., NC,

Y. u. SLOhN y w., lNC.,
Auctioneers. Appr aisers.
Larse sale household effects Of every
description, including upholstered
dayenports and chairs, Victorian
desk, bookcases, chest Of drawers.
chifforobes, bureaus, door and table
model radios. large fiat-top desk.
file cabinets, mirrors, folding top
card tables. trunks. pictures, chrome
chairs. bentwood chairs. draperies,
china. glassware, bric-a-brac.. curios.
air conditioner, vacuum cleaners,
At PUBLIC AUCTION
AT SLOAN'S,
7l6 18th ST,
TUESDAY,
AUGUST 18th,
AT 10 AN,
BY order of the Union STORAGE \
Transfer Co. and others.
Terms: Cash. C. G. SLOAN & Coz
INC, Auctioneers. Established 1s9ls
Evening star., 1949-08-14
AUTOS WANTED (cont. !,

WANTED I941 or ie42 4-dr. sedan,
equip; good, clean job; no dealers.
Gf i; s1GDENsr-s4so Gi cash for Dr.y.t.
Al Al soI.h sondition H Ghsv; s; x. LEE.
AM INTERESTED in old steam or
Box 2s2-Y, Star.
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for
ds9r 1a4s or @ ,S4s car h in excellent con-
Want TO BUY 1884 to 1912 cars
In good condition; Have all cash.
PONTIACs WANTED II will pay
s'assa sea. etsf kRR sl5ss So1Sk 81 Ssy 1896 1895
Sc Gs0rsia Us ave srFoRr FS IA rot $780, SELL.
PoHANKA SERVICE, NC 1875
ionh H9Sh z; a.sn a. ,oE Xxx ,6S% sSGo' CAR, nav
e. IS: i. P;'!; s.!; HSfJSs II:
rafe, its as Horfsi f. ArrkAisAlss' aS M s'ss q q.
;Ei5 as5s s fiss IS iss. 't'''s' AZ: "
soiD r. # JUST 4 MINUTE. &c, nigh.
'f55 csss 1'E y01 s1ss sRsNf. & asfe
WOOD MOTOR co: 15i7 Rhode
cs1Auo AVk Nv Spen &'m' W
WANTED, usea cars. any year. any
make or model, for export; imms.
WH9LEssALERs, W9Es NC" 1921 .Sno sis.
TRY rRIANGLE-we pay prsmium
prices for extra clean cars Of popu-
lar make and model. Drive yourl
SoToSsas, soiio' K. /. ave. 1S'ns'ss n.:. q
WILL PAY top cash price for clean
used cars. BURLINGTON MOTOR
G49" Aasd asshdirlinston Business Center.
MUST HAVE clean, late model cars
IN excellent mech. cond. for busi-
ness; cash: Mr.. GROVES, d. O430.
OKLAHOMA DEALER. desperate for
preVsT ears ai viii ohnr furns RGea[ eaih ao to
H. AUTO SALES, 1914 Georgia NV.
USED CARS W44SSTED-1ese models
and up. Bring title. TOWN AND
COUNTRY MFR, 1886 Wis. ave.
ATTENTION, AUTO OWNERS - Let
s Bel. Motor, er get he - hFhsst retail
car is sold at your price. our only
charge is S25, no charge Of any
kind il car is not sold Car is
available to you at any time. Keep
your title till car Is sold. Drive
in or call BELL MOTORS, 5O10
cHHvRoftifSo M1s s9fi Wo ,4S.4i 1922 wanted. bring
5!s5s 4oss TG%S SSSs M1 AND co coUN5kY IF Ne.
1FOnW = 0TT 1@U U~TyU 80
Evening star., 1949-08-14

MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR
It's our belief that we pay highest
prices for late-model used cars. be:
cars for 36 years. See US drst for
top price-immediate cash. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO & RADIO CO.. Au-
thorized Austin Dealer. both sides
9TH st. at r NV. NO. 1857.
DONALD WILL PAY MORE for your
good enough, we'll sell it for you at
the top retail price and charge only
DoNALp MOTORS, INC.
One OF Washinston's largest used-car
dealers.
320 Fla. Ave. NE. II. 3-e57s
137 o ST. NE. NE. 3033
Evening star., 1949-08-14
OVER 100 CARS
AT
WASHINGTON'S
LARGEST INDOOR
SHOWROOM
4-MONTH GUARANTEE

OPEN WEEKDAYS TILL -
SAT. TILL 5; SUN, 10 TILL
Shop in comfort at washinston's
largest indoor showroom. We try to
keep at least 100 cars on display
ana heaters. Easily financed and Il
YOUR car exceeds the down payment,
We pay you the cash difference.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MIDSUMMER SPECIAL
1941 4tudebaker Com. 4-dr. S495
1a4l Chrysler conv. new top 495
1e46 Champ. 4-dr.; r., h., overdr. S95
l947 Champ. 4-dr.; r., h.. new
paint ,345
1947 Pontiac club coupe: r.. h. 1926
1947 Com; 4-dr.;. new paint,
overdr. and heater 1896
'o sond' d 'eNe1' 'oo ,Oab
Evening star., 1949-08-14

HILL & TIBBITTS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
1114 Vermont Ave. NV MA, $3.50
--l5
Evening star., 1949-02-01

low perch in Aliens Fresh is getting
under way, and ere long the larger
fish should be showing up. These
toothsome little fish average less
than IL inches in length and less
than l pound in weight. In fact,
nowadays, a yellow perch of that
size is a rarity, due of course to
heavy commercial fishing.
The yellow perch is carnivorous,
feeding on a large variety of animal
life, ranging from microscopic ami
mails up to minnows, crawfish and
young fish. Spawning takes place
in the early spring and is described
as follows: "The spawn is very Pc
culiar in that the eggs are cemented
together in single layer in the
form of long, hollow strings. which,
when extruded, are several inches
wide and folded, or plated like the
bellows of an accordian, but are
capable of being drawn out to the
length Of to feet. The egg
masses are not attached, to stones
vegetation, or other submerged OBJ
jects, but are deposited loosely in
the water. Spawning takes place
at night in water having a tempera-
ture OF A to so degrees F.. and
the Matching period lasts from two
to four weeks"
Evening star., 1949-02-01
Wright, SpiImon in Torrid Fight
For Clarendon BowIinq Lead

Don Cost. the national doubles
champion. shared the limelight with
1859 and AS, but his big counts went
for naught when Pepsi Cola, aided
by Jim Moores l57, bagged all thres
games.
Ruth King won a paid-up entry
in the forthcoming Lorraine GULL
tournament at Lucky Strike with a
1856 count In a Washington Ladies'
League preliminary at Hi-Skor.
But her Edmonds Optical team
wasn't quite so fortunate In losing
two games to Five Aces.
Miss GULL, who did not enter
the special tourney, fired 399 as
Hi-Skor Restaurant whipped Hi
Skor Alleys, 81. Leading Kiki
Casanova, despite 81 win over
Embassy Dairy. lost ground as sec.
ond-place Central Valet, led by Bob.
bic Jones l45-367 and Marie Jones'
l45-35o, whitewashed Virginians.
Kenny Hayre won the Rosslyn
one-ball handicap with 248 while
Novall Henderson was runnerup
with 245. A 243 gave Gene Hughes
first place in the Petworth one-ball
event and Earl Benders 252 was
best at Mount Rainier,
Evening star., 1949-02-01
Turner'S RossIe Royal
Draws 10 Twisters

Nanjo Singh, cobra clutch expert,
and Wilbur Mead, unbeaten protege
of Jack Dempsey, will participate
in the 10-man wrestle-royal which
tops Turner's Arena mat bill to-
morrow night. The March of Dimes
will benefit from the proceeds of
the show.
Mike Rollins, Henry Piers, Bibber
Mccoy, Fred Catone, Emanuel b.
MICA, Hans Steinke, Joe Kamaroff
and Marvin Mercer previously were
signed to engage in this novel event
which is designed to keep the GUS
toners happy, the referees busy
and, through process Of elimination
to provide a basis for the order in
which the boys will go at it in the
five man-to-man orthodox matches
which follow.
Evening star., 1949-02-01
By Lewis T. Atchison

@SwtS Vt&ufSSsb
Barbara Ann Scott can scramble
eggs and make muffns, and
thinks marriage and a career
don't mix successfully for a
woman. But the trim, blue-eyed
Olympic figure skating champion
won't have to worry about such
mundane matters for long
time. When she decides to hang
Up the blades she ought to get q
Job with the State Department.
Barbara Ann looks as fresh and
wholesome as pound of country
butter. She has the poise of an
old trouper and the savoir faire
of q diplomat. She handled her
little press conference at the
Wardman Park Hotel like some
thing she does every morning to
work up an appetite for break
fast.
Everybody had an idea she
thought Avery Brundage was a
mean old so-and-so for threat
ening to give her the heave-ho
from the AAU. You remember
how adrniring citizens of her
native Ottawa, Canada, Clipped
in and bought her canary
colored roadster as token OF
appreciation or gesture of good
will. But Uncle Avery shook a
finger and said, Naughty,
naughty, don't touch"
Needless to say, Uncle Averys
tender. pink hide wasn't worth
a worn farthing in Canada
thereafter. but Barbara Ann
gave UP the car-until she turned
pro-and went on to realize her
lifetime ambition cf carrying
Canada's colors to victory in the
Olympics. She now takes a very
sane and charitable view of
Avery's action.
After ALL" she reminded us.
HE could have waited until just
before the Olympics and then
protested because I had accepted
the ear. I think he did me a
favor. I might have been ruled
out of the Olympics if he hadn't
objected when he did"
The two Of them met at st.
Moritz during the games and
Brundage, extending the olive
branch, said he guessed she
thought he was the meanest
man in the world" And with
that the incident was forgotten.
Miss Scott, a self confessed
"old woman of co." knows all
the answers for press confer
ence. Give her a couple more
years and a reporter will have
to take along a district attorney .
to make her say anything that
might kick up a fuss. She was
equally at ease cutting up touches
with Bernie Goodrich and a
young man from the Canadian
Press about mutual friends back
at Lake Placid, or discussing fu-
ture skating plans.
She has. been working out at
Evening star., 1949-02-01
By Ben McAIwee

A bowling feud between AL
Wright, former champion, and Russ
Spilman, current pace-setter, flares
anew in the Clarendon Major
League.
With a season record 457 set last
night, Wright boosted his average
to l25. while Spilman, although los
ing ground to his onrushirg rival,
increased his average to 127-18 with
40l in helping jenkins Sheet Met
al beat Atwell Decorators, 81.
Wright, in cracking Gene Hale's
former season high Of 449 with
games of 1T, 139 and 141, supplied
the heaviest wallops as A. H. Cohen
Real Estate spurted to first place on
total pins by routing Andy's Yard
Service. Wright's big first string
was only a pin shy of Willie Pierce's
178 season high. Losing two games
to Huff Electric Contractors cost
Clarendon Newsstand clear title to
first place.
Roger Groettum also missed the
seasons high-game mark by one
pin when he sandwiched 1T be-
tween 131 and SO for a lusty 444
set that enabled A. L. Kelley & Son
to nick Burke Floor Sanding, 81.