davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-01-31
d Faith violetts, d, 2sos |

| SITS. NV, and Faith violette. 81. 2s0s
oTrs Twsnty;ssysnth St St nw sTd rru. mcco,
oRsrs iam. 20 eboda1 Both Of Il ia tennessee ave-
EDWARDS 81. Takoma' Park. Md.
GsaEh savan aav 5so5 0esSe c6evy 1as eSass pESs
Raymond Hawkins %: 11O4 Q st; Sc, and
Alvin Griese, %. Avondale: Md. and Violet
| Mackenzie, 81, 5701 Sixteenth st. NV.
Eugene Collier, "a. l467 Rhode Island ave;
JAMES mssn1Ynst Fhdmss st so faa7 Walter ST. se,
john nd shaeasnas An9s Msek go s $ ST.
ave. NV. and Juanita Fields. 26. 1894
Es:ss IsnEs Danlel R IS s. 4os Second st. NV. and
st: NV: and winifred Muffley, 81 54s
John 9as Kq Kess1e s1 @ Sss FL fns
Carl Whitley. 40. and Anna Porter, Al,
both n Of !i3g HssvaFd ar st st. NJ. nv. ..
and Mildred ortmeyer' 81 Alexandria
Zane Hunt. "a. esss Mscoms st; nv.
Sheridan sroadus, fI a1. 1877 Morton st. NV.
and corrine stanard, Is. 746 Morton
Walter obermeier. 30. crocker. s. D., and
Mary BALES allies %. 55os So 90 e St i,.s Sc; %
Robert Rehes gc.s. Ill I9 gn5 shepsszd rys st.
Harold Collins, jr;: "a. l21s You st; So,
and Helen Easton, 3s. 1872" Pennsyl-
and Margaret Torrilio, 20, i46o Euclid
william it7sat5iss sass y 'r e. srd and Z, Ora
George ,Rupprecht, IT,, 25., 1alS Rhode ID
Son son, 81. both q Trenton N J.
a bos.n S cls a 5ssl ehsRy chsss sa
Richard Torpey. SO, Rochester, N. Y,
and Emily Ward, 3d. Minneapolis
Taylor sl-'' Rosemond. 40, 500 New Jersey
ave. nv, and Mary carnod' AZ So7
wi5sm 5ossat Msnsea rs both q lsi aaa 0ia
Robert o'Brien: %, 334 Chsnning 81. ne
and and yacqusline Doyle. is' 1925 Mon
Morton rte -; stubins. %, and Louise Krup-
% ssolS Sc both 81 Of sass Msm nsssnsSuTa a I'd
me-. and Betty Hayes 10. 3346 Alden
william ii nj 'Pilttman. %. ans Lul chtheram,
Katherine MARITIME, SO. 720 l1th st.
willie Harris. %, and Sylvia Lewis, 25,
both Of ,1012 7th st: Sc. a.
and LaveIne Jabionski' "a. 1877
wisy Snepasan hampton, s "S Is, Al st. ne, and
| Mary Woody. 18. 1927 I ST., Sc,
Alfred nalmatser. a 7S5sS ;. sth St; Sc e
and Maria Cox, %, 1889 Columbia ro
Thomas Bourdouklis, 30, 1882 Jefferson
| ST. NV. and johnny Wilson, 20, 1134
Joseph Kennon. ~ 4Oso Blaine st; ne,
and Mildred Adams. SO, 7os Adrian
Malcolm childres. as, College Park. Nd.
and Mary Berger 49, 134e Hamilton
walter Wells 3s, and Addie Badgett. 4S,
both OF 3409 18th St. s:e.
4 Richard womersley, 20, Bladensburg. Nd,
and Claudette Antrobus, 16. 433 EVarts
Edward wi d Henderson. ss. ssoe Park pl.
NV. and Marie Whitner' 20 433 Ken
George 81 stillman, 80, 1867 Kalorama I'd.
NV, and ELLEN Roberts, 49, 1724
1 Kilbourne pl NV.
William Schenke. %, College Park. Nd.
and Mary Morgans 22, Bethesda Md'
and Sherry Sherwood 81 42s Evarts
william Martin. ss, philadelphia, Pa.
Arthur Kurle, rs. 53Ss 18th st NV.
and Mary Muldoon, 20. 1904 Newton
Carroll RI; i, Hudsins, SO. ss4s Clay pl ne,
James Lawhorn, 25, 1888 Linden st. ne,
and Shirley Hutchinson, 20, 1918
Swami st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-01-31
Deaths Reported

(By the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.
Frank L. Wells, 81, 1920 goth st, NV.
Kate M. Howell, 81, $500 14th st. NV.
Lewis w. Cass, rs, 1850 Woodley I'd. NV
william Loveless, 73, Brandywine, Nd.
George H. Sprehn. 81, 622 Highland ave
n.w
lawrence Maus, g. Arlington, Va;
Allen Hayes, Y. $500 Clay st. ne.
Freeman Hawkins, Al, Rockville, Md.
Margaret Brosnan, "a, 1851 Otis St. ne.
Mary J. Hartman, 76, Eiverdale, Nd.
Emily Emil HsEsssEd HoasEdns III a. sSas ssgs St nv
Alice r. candano, SO. 1921 18th st. NV
Rebecca Ansell, SO, 7701 Eastern ave.
Elmer N. Wallace, 81. 4119 1st st. Sc.
Lucy A. Ashby. 56, 2232 Minnesota ave
Bertha G. Burgess, 40. 1922 T st. Sc.
Philil I. Darr, As. 21s cornwell tr. ne
Elmer ]. Justh, IA, TIA Decatur st. NV.
james ". H. Blackwell, a. 1911 corcoral
csiiSsinn : sethea. y, a$1s 1zth st. NV.
Ella Thompson: 7o 1124 K St: Sc.
Catherine Lambert, So, 260S st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-01-31
Births Reported

(By the d. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics.
Sheridan and Doris Maitland, girl.
William and Alice Mccall, girl.
Charles and Margaret Mcdaniel, girl.
John and Evelyn MCGEE, girl.
Wilbur and Esther Moeschl. girl.
Arthur and Annette Morse, boy
Anthony and Euphemia Natoli, girl
Merle and Anna Nicely boy.
Paul and Anne Peksa, boy.
Norman and Virginia Piercey, girl.
Thomas and Maria Elena Pope, girl.
John and Mary PrezZi. boy.
Henry and Elizabeth Queen, boy.
Ora and Wilma Randolph, boy
Warren and Mary Reamy, boy.
James and Fac Reed. girl.
Esko and Jimmie Rupert, girl.
Harry and Leena Rupert, boy
William and Edith Starrett, girl.
Edward and Bernice Stauber boy.
jerome and @'llie Stolz, boy.
Frank and Pau. StraSburger, girl,
Toney and Thelma 7gen, girl
Kenneth and Joanna Turner, girl.
Walter and Elvie Unsworth, boy.
Cornelis and Dorothea Vreede, boy.
Walter and Roma Wilkinson, boy.
Isaac and Evelyn Woodson, girl
James and Mary Young, boy.
John and Eddie Neal, girl.
Clarence and Anna NOVEL;, boy.
Evening star., 1950-01-31

Richard and Alice o'Brien, boy.
Boyd and Anne Payne, boy.
Dartridge and Eleanor Pennix. girl.
Arvin and Luredean Peuues, boy.
James and Catherine Perkins, girl.
Enoch and Hannah Peterson, boy.
John and Pauline Poston, girl.
James and Thelma Proctor, boy.
Elijah and Lila Reid. boy.
Charles and Hazel Richardson, boy.
Dolors and Leola Robinson, boy
Leon and Dora Robinson, boy.
Herbert and Catherine Robinson, girl.
Roger and Dorothy Rucker, girl.
Gailard and Ruth Satterfield, boy.
George and Agnes Saunders, boy.
James and Abbie Scott, boy
John and Virginia Scott, boy.
Walter and Matte Sharpe. boy.
Willie and Martha Shepherd, boy.
Prince and Savoy Simmons, girl.
John and Muriel Simms, girl.
David and Ethel Simms, girl.
Herman and Pauline Slater. boy.
Frederick and Olivia Smith, girl.
Kenneth and Patricia Smith, girl.
Edward and Grace Stewart, boy.
BENJAMIN and Evelyn Strauss. girl.
Zedekiah and Mary Suggs, boy.
Andrew and Nellie Taylor, girl.
Evening star., 1950-01-31
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laW. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. toait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Lloyd Coble. %. 1915 Eighth st. NV, an
Mary Williams, %, 4S r ST.. NV
Milton Hanger, 90 1901 Fifth st. Sc, an
,Atha Gainey, ls, 81 Seaton pl. NV.
Edward Blatty, 30. Fourteenth and Ey
Evening star., 1950-01-31

James and Maize Fishing n, girl.
Peterson and Rosetta TOatley, girl.
Aionzo and Mary Tyler, sirl.
Charles and Helen Tyler. boy.
Thomas and Mardelle Walker, boy
Samuel and Carolyn Washington. girl.
John and Pauline White, t.irl.
James and Catherine Williams, girl.
James and Catherine WilIhAms, girls.
Cleveland and Pearl williams, boy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-09
EMER SON
NEW S
By OSCAR SOLES

James Duncan, Leamon Soles
and Clifton Norris made trip
TO Mccain Saturday night where
they visited Mrs. James Duncan
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morgin OF
Dallas, N. C. spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. c. Duncan.
Dewey Soles returned to ms
home in Chadbourn Monday at
ter spending a week with Oscar
Soles
Luther Soles of Rockingham
spent Saturday night and SIN
day with his mother, Mrs. Emma
SoleS.
JE. Batten and family spent
Sunday with relatives IN q
friends here.
Sgt. and Mrs. Raeford Morris
have returned home after sped
ing more than two ycal& .:
seas with the army.
Some tobacco grower We
finished barning tobacco while
others still have several barns to
nut in. We are hoping for an
extension of the market SO we
can sell at home.
Mrs. Ezra Norris visited '1r
and Mrs. Talmadge Graves sun
day.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-09
ia Train Cars
Accidents Last Year

RALEIGH, N. ca narrow
four-foet, eight.inch path spelled
Death for 20 North Carolinians
during 1919.
Last year" said L. r. Fisher
director of the Highway Safety
Division of the North Carolina
Department of Motor Vehicles
"that was the number of people
killed in the comparatively sim
pie process of crossing the less,
than.five.foot span between rail-
road tracks,"
Fisher pointed out that these
fatalities were the endproduct
of ia encounters between trains
and automobiles.
Inattention, recklessness ana
disregard of warning signals ana
signs were cited by the North
Carolina Department of Motor
Vehicles as the leading causes
of these highway-rail interesc
ton accidents.
"In sipte of the fact that ALL
highway-rail Intersections are
marked by the familiar white
crossbuck," Fisher said, and
that all but very few crossings
are further marked by the
round, yellow approach sign
drivers continue to trust to luck
rather than their eyes.
1T is a never-endnig source OF
amazement to traffic safety au'
thorities that so many people
manage to get hit by trains in
the first place. Compared to the
number of Neutrality-suspicious. in
the country, the number of high
way-rail intersections is infinl'
tesimal. In addition-and in con
trast to many road and street
intersections such rail inter.
sections are clearly marked"
Fisher listed the following
safety rules that should be OBJ
served by all motorists:
l. Slow down and double your
caution at all highway.rail inter.
sections.
2. At multiple crossings be
sure that ALL tracks are clear
before proceeding.
8. Never assume that you know
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-09
NEWS FROM
OLD ZION

The ladies of the community
served dinner at the Old Zion
Weslyn Methodist Church Sun
following services conducted by
Rev. S. H. Wood.
Rev. Wood and his family are
leaving this week for conference
at Colfax after which he will be
assigned to another church. Mrs,
w. J. Suggs, Mrs. Harry Suggs
and Miss Bobby Suggs are Off,
cial delegates to the conference
and will attend along with the
pastor and his fanny.
Tillman Gore was in this sec
ton Saturday and reported that
he ony had one more barn OF
tobacco to gather.
Miss Cleo Suggs, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Suggs. who
is completing training at the
State Hospital in Raleigh visited
her parents here Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-09
LATE WANT ADS

You help a cripple (chronic
asthmatic) when you make
your newspaper subscription
payments through ME. All
orders, in person or mail, given
prompt service. Thanks in
advance, Troy G. Boswell,
Cerro GordO.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-09
WEDNESDAY, AUGr1sr

the train schedule on railroad
tracks familiar to you so well
that caution can be thrown to
the winds.
4. Be especially alert at night
and during cool weather. Cool
weather prompts the driver to
travel with his windows closed
thus muffling the warning wills.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-09

o. "
tie g of approaching ,,.,.>,
Fisher listed rse Us''s
IN connection with ~ sS's;E i
for safety signs ~. e'aps
operation Safer. !!...
n norsd during July BY 81, =
men Mt. as a part Of T. j., 'ae D.
Traffic safety prog,. Cont:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-09

Prepared from records and information which has
audited verified.
Frank c. Norris C. P:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05

Native New Yorker
Miss Gibson. a native New
Yorker. and who has competed
in national indoor tournaments
and the national clay court
championships. recently defeat
ed Mrs. Johnson with ease.
The slender New Yorker. play
ing with poise made an excel.
lent showing in the opening set
against an opponent of long
experience and former rank"
according TO tournament Of
ficials.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
Clown 5 Top
Batting Star
10 Colorado

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo
Sam H arts ton, Indianapolis
Clowns outfielder, was bought by
the Colorado Springs Skysoxs
this week and has already re-
ported to that team, member OF
the Western League.
Hariston, when bought by the
SkySor, was leading the Ma
tional Negro American League in
batting with an average of asa
including l6 home runs and IL
doubles. He had scored 40 runs
and collected 20 hits in 81 games
this year
Indianapolis currently is lead
ing the Eastern division of the
league with 81 wins and l6 losses
for a percentage of .628. while
Baltimore Elite Giants are closest
rivals in division with 10 wins
against 9 losses for 500 average
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05

Robinson. Larry Dolby. Den
Newcombe and several o.he.
major leaguers teamed Up for
a Transforming tour last year.
However. Robinson stated that
he is interested in nasferr.inc-
ing the destinies of the Maya
queE club"
On Bench
The brilliant Brooklyn Dcoger
second baseman has barnstorre d
each year since becoming & ma
or Lacquer and made fair
rOuud 81 the banquet circuit. re-
porting overweight eacn year
causing Branch Hickey number
of headaches.
Spending most Of his time on
the bench. while directing the
play Of his team. may help 20
keep the National Leagues Most
Valuable Player in playing con-
dition."
Should ne fail TO retire or be
sold next year, he will start his
fourth year in the big time, since
ciashing the "all-white" setup in
1916, with the aid Of Hickey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05

Miss Gibson executes forehand
and backhand strokes. Her sense
of position is quite keen and she
offers fast service to the net,
above the average for women.
For the past few years, she has
practically dominated tennis play
in competition in exclusively Me-
gro tournaments. Observers point
out that she will be much bet
ter player once she masters her
alert. fast and speedy maneuvers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
Flight Bug j Bites
Joe Louis Barrow

Apparently, former Heavyweight Champion, Joe
Louis will attempt to regain his title vacated in March
l949. His opponent will probably be Ezzard Charlie
champion In AZ states Louis of course,
that he is returning the ring order pay off his in
come taxes for 1917 but appears that Joe has been Bit
ten by the fight bug
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
DAWSON WINS

SYDNEY. Australia Freddie
Dawson, Chicago welterweight,
left for America on weekend az
ter registering his fifth straight
knockout. His fifth victory was
over Jean Mougin of France.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
Miss Gibson Cracks Tennis Bors;
Defeats Her First Opponent
First 10 Compete
In uSLTA Meet

SOUTH ORANGE Minis Althea Gibson made
history Monday as she defeated Mrs Virginia Rice John
son New Haven Conn., 6-1 6-3 in the first OF the turf
court championships of the Lawn Tennis Assoca-
ton was the first time in the history of the organiza
ton that Negro had participated in court tourna
under the auspices the United States Lawn TenI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05

Should Joe re-enter the ring
and win his title. he would be-
come the first ex-heavYweisht
champion to succeed in recap
turing" the coveted crown.
Presently, it looks as if Louis
will get a crack at Ezzard
Charles title. However, there is
a possibility that the Bomber may
be denied a shot at the title IN
September.
Although Louis repeatedly stat
ed that he would not attempt to
fight again. it is apparent that he
has decided that he has nothing
to lose by ''tackling" Charles or
anyone elsewhere in the heavy
weight division
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05

George KeI may be batting
1853 and Jackie Robinson $40.
but Old Man Weather is right
In there smuggling too. Seems as
If IL is hitting around 500 this
week. The rain cooled II off
just long long enough TO heat
up the Yankees. incidentally
their percentage coming into
Detroit was .s32 and they are
pushing the Tigers ga.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
Angott, West, Davis
Top Speedway Card

John L. DAVIS. lightweight, be-
gan drills this week for his Aug.
9TH fight at Motor City Speed
way with Harold (Baby Face
Jones.
Sam Angott. former lightweight
champion, will box Sonny Boy
West from Seattle on the same
program. Both attractions are
over the ten-round route.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
Robinson 10 Manage
Puerto Rican Baseball Team

Brooklyn-Jacke RCt.1son announced this week that
ne will not barnorm this fall but will manage the MAYA
quez club in the Puerto Rcan League from mid October
70 mid February
Evening star., 1950-10-01
TRUCK VALUES
TRUCKS
SUMMER SALE
CENTRAL MOTOR co.

GMC TRUCK DEALER
5000 Lee hwy, Arl.. Va. CHI. 1000.
Other truck bargains, Army; parts
st., OV. 1900
Evening star., 1950-10-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1850 "e1" 4-dr. sedan;
glossy black finish, r. and h., Hydra
Matte. Wv. tires, dual radio speak
err. undercoat; driven only few
miles; So. s95; terms. HOYLE MO-
ToR ssSS. SALES is4S Que St NV: Ms 8U'
CADILLAC 40 "62" sedan: 2-tone
gray, low mileage; heater. 2-Way
radio. seat covers. Owned by COM
ton; $3,295. oW. 1850. CH. IiOe.
Open Sunday and evenings. 1926
1888 Wilson biyd.. Arl.. Va. II
CADILLAC 194S, 90 sedan; black
trade Gas ssa terms lsSSS x%oco 'isi Sra SssS i4G
CADILLAC 1949 model SO sedan
excel. horizan blue enish, r. and h.,
Hydra-Matic drive, white tires; So,
145. CAPITOL = CADILLAC -OLDS-
MOBILE CO.. 1222 22nd st. NV.
ST. $500. CCC guarantee.
CADILLAC 1941 4-dr. sedan; immac-
ulate .cond., low mileage, T. and h.,
mechanically perfect, D. 6. inspec-
tion guaranteed. Private owner;
1915. VI, 5706. 1882 27th st. Sc.
CADILLAC 1910 7-pass.; :. and h..
excellent condition; $475. 500 18th
CADILLAC 1947 model SO sedan:
Fleetwood interior. r. and h; and
Hydra-Matic drive, excel. 2-tone
gray finish and white tires; 81, 1,695.
CAPITOL CADILLAC C-OLDSMOBILE
CO. 1922 22nd st. NV. ST. 1900.
CCC guarantee.
CADILLAC 1941 4-dr. sedan; private
ly owned; 1878. Call DU. 4501.
Hydra-Matic, r. and h.; q very de-
sirable, 1-owner car; So, ,995. AKERS
OLDSMOBnE CADILLAC CO., Fair
lington Shopping Center, Alexandria,
Va OV. 0350 >
CHEVROLET 1947 black coupe; in
PsoDaTs PsT fSnSstiS1 SGpp 5000 MGCKMAN MGoIos
ne. Sun. call AID. 05S4. Il
Evening star., 1950-10-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1949 Super convertible; gray.
r. and h.; traded from orisinai
2KEas aKnfs on DsS eaaIllas GApae ass
Alexandria, Va, oV. $3.50. -
BUICK 1s47 convertible; r. and h,
good; S1.175. AKERs oLDsMO-
BILE CADILLAC CO. Harrington
Shopping Center, Alexandria, Va.
OV. 0350. .
BUICK '3s Roadmaster sedan: r. and
haul efess aeW res sesn' SIG tor on suiek SSfs
sale. 81, 56i4 or Tu. $500.
BUICK 1850 4-dr. black sedan; 5000
miles; $1.950. or best offer. HO.
BUICK 1910 4-door sedan: Super 8;
excellent cond.; must sell quick.
leaving for service; $300 or best
cabLAd Gsf 81 245s seaaS aag ti@s sa sunass Fsst
light, washers; beautiful inside and
out, mechanically perfect; ST 1895.
viii show at your address. DE. 6471.
CADILLAC 1910. 4-dr. sedan. beau
tiful blue finish, r. and h., good
ealss ony s4ss shSsl Rf6a WhS ANS pfsssRs sRER e.
CADILLAC i947 Fleetwood so Special
4-dr. sedan; radio and heater.
whitewall tires. sun visor. HYDRA
Matte drive and plastic seat covers
Pelow eiSs market ns price ss6 +.stsa cash
susTsnteed slaqs 9f TERMS PAUL sRoTAEss ss1sfa
OLDSMOBILE. 500 wis. ave. NV.
Wo 2161. open ewes. til 8. sun.
cADfLLAc II oi 1s41 conv. coupe; excel.
cond.; S7s5; r. and h. cail Sligo
CADILLAC Fleetwood AZ; most beau
tiful car ever made and still is;
Hydra-Maticc drive; carefully driven;
IIfsguard 1h ar oSu tubes I got ~s new car o1S today
For quick sale, ST .o95. See any
CADILLAC 1s47 SsoS Fleetwood f.
DIR. sedan: black; all extras INCL. r.
Like new mech ash and ., otherxiss. Rys.
CAD1.IAc LAC, 1s4s "sa" 4-door: maroon
finish: Wv. tires; full equipment;
81 sssS oa owA Also A9o lg4s fSRS sRokE III ifses fNe
next to Turner'S Arena. 22o1 14th
CADILLAC 1949 4-door: '"62". black
royal master; Wv; tires: r; and h.;
miles: S3,295; like new. OWNER.
CADILLAC 1e4s "s2" sedan; r. and
h.. Hydra-Matic. plastic seat covers,
prac, new Royalmaster Wv. tires;
beaut 2-tone finish; S2,395; terms.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES. 1345 Que
st. NV, DU. $500. -6
CADILLAC 40 Fleetwood go Special:
$4,000 miles: beauti. black. clean;
$500 or best offer: Diplomat going
abroad. DI, 4704, RIM. 203.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

GMC heavy duty 2h-ton stake; local
or long distance. with or without
driver; reas. rates. LO. 5-3442. Il
VAN TRUCK, any size job; prompt
service: reas.; local or long distance.
ia. 1887; after 7 pm, GE. 1916.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
L o S T

500 BY o certain man In Arlington
who sold his car to neighbor with
out frst getting an oner from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il block South of Kew Bridgel
1917 North Moore st OW S7s7
THE NATIONS CAPITOL
USED CAR WHOLESALERS
How to Sell Your Used Car
Contact the dealer that handles a
novs ss volume Se srkes Of ears we he sTs nsuf tbs
largest used-car wholesalers in
Wash. Shop your car. then bring
it In to US for final price. We
send our cars out Of town, where
the markets are much higher than
and Southern markets are the ha-
rometer of the used car prices.
We are In direct contact with these
markets daily. We will gladly ap-
praise your. car with no obligation to
you. We do suggest that you bring
We have the equipment and facili-
ties to check your car thoroughly,
eliminating all guess work, giving
you full benefit Of getting top dol
rds 5s We se eaSsass sas se to certain SS 0es1s as4s
market at present. We will post
daily cars that are hot.
80 GAADILLAGS; COUPE pEvILLE
AND PLYMoUTHS
'46 AND Al FORDS, CHEvROLETS
AND PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPES
al PONTIAC AND BUICK
SEDANETTES
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1925 Conn. Ave. WO. 9236
or EN-. 1854
Evening star., 1950-10-01

INTERNATIONAL 1947 "a ton panel.
looks and runs like new, fully guar
anteed. terms arranged only S745.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
1907 M ST. NV MI. 1916
CHEVROLET 194s "a ton pickup
excellent cond. throughout several
rom. Guaranteed. Only 1895.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
330T NJ SIT NJ w MI 1646
Evening star., 1950-05-01
6. W. Sails 10 Victory
In Annapolis Regatta
Speciol Dispatch to The Stor

ANNAPOLIS, May George
Washington University's sailing
team left here last night with the
annual spring invitational dinghy
regatta championship in its pos
session.
The Colonials came from behind
to edge out Navy for first place,
311 points to 309E, in the two-day
program on the Severn River.
Maryland was third with 274,
while Boston College took fourth
with 26912 and Georgetown fifth
with 254.
G. WIS skipper. Bob Howard,
sailed in all IL races with his crew
and collected 157 points to take
individual honors. Jack Martin
of Maryland was second with 1856
and George Collins of George
Washington third with 154.
There was a dead heat between
Navy and Boston College in one
race, which accounts for the half
points.
Ohio State took sixth place with
232 points, followed by Dennison
College of Ohio. 209: Harvard
1872; Lafayette, ITS; Cornell, 149;
New York Maritime College, 1877;
Lehigh, 116; Drexel Institute, 1lO
and st. Johns of Annapolis. 80.
Evening star., 1950-05-01
Unbeaten WI. Play!
Falls Church Toniqht

Washington-Lee. unbeaten as
defending Virginia State school
astic baseball champion. and Falls
Church, winner of six straight,
oppose tonight at 8 o'clock on
the Washington-Lee diamond.
Coach Pete Rockwell will call
on Jack Fogarty. a three-game
winner. to extend Washington
Lees victory string through IL
games.
For another game starting at
Mount Vernon will visit George
Washington.
The District public high title
race goes into its third round to-
morrow with Eastern and Cool
idge hoping to preserve unbeaten
records. Eastern travels to Ana
costa, while Coolidge meets Tech
at Central.
In other title games Chamber
lain visits Roosevelt, Central visits
Western and Wilson entertains
Bell. all to begin at $3.50 pm.
Two games are scheduled in the
Metropolitan Catholic League
st. Anthony's and De Matha op-
pose at Magruder Park and Con-
zaga meets st. Johns on the
Ellipse. Both games begin al
$3.50.
In other games Maryland Park
visits Bladensburg at b2:30 and
Friends entertains Dewitt at $3.50