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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ss65. WHEELER, INC. 1891 Wis,
Honsin ave. NV. EN-. 6277. 80
PLYMOUTH 81 coupe; motor, tires
exc. cond.; 500 or next best offer.
Exc. transp. DU. 1884. 80
PLYMOUTH 80 cpe.; runs and looks
fine; S215, S15 down, S1!.4S per
sS mS.' fssr Ex e5se 3 closed 2Rsed' sunday ID '0
PLYMOUTH '36 4-dr.; orig. owner,
G. Inspection: 1925. EN-. 5000.
PLYMOUTH 194S convertible; r. and
b. other accessories: 10000 miles;
pIYMSt,rH = ;sG5 To- 1S4l S41oos Sedan; sacrifice
s3a5; fine, q2iet gt motor, motor nice E'Is, sp-
pearance. 1000 Central ave, HI.
$3.50. 81
PLYMOUTH 1e4e de luxe 4-dr.: seat
cal condition; $895. FDGEMooR
hMoToR CO.. 6335 Wis. ave. NV.
PIYMoUTH ie41 4-dr. sedan; good
s485 EDdEMooR SFadeRSR' MofoR seft Rs'TstS co
ri 2335 GN3 3cy ygTt, W,s aye to;o NV: OR: so93;,
WHEELER, INC, 1901 wis. ave. NV.
rILYYM6oUTH " 1a4r sedan: c,ean: rt" only
s495, WHEELER; INC: 1901 Wis
pf fVNssinn VNsinnrfsTg.ai' sga' IL; ;oao EN-; eE." .-3u
brand new, save $500 S@,095; small
down payment balance through our
enanf; nI1nES Sigp 70 zoo p 7 coL5E M9SToR 5Sd6 q
roNTrSc Iefs HPfaGls' elaD Ma coupe, equipped, S
quality car; S1,194: S246 down.
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
SSAL5ERs, dL5EaR3s 1871 Bladensburg rd., Ii.
PONTIAC 1947 "6" 4-dr. Stream
liner; l owner; purchased new Dec,
l947;, $4,000 careful miles; r. and
h.; plastic seat cows. access: Bu-
perb cond;; owner going overseas;
Si;I95 or best offer, TIE. 07Ss. 80
PONTIAC t,f"I c.. ,46 @ chieftsln ssd; sdao besu5
down. soUTHERN Nc CAR '~Gi WHoIE- iiD
sALERs, 2l50 Bladensburg rd. ne.
PONTIAC 1e41 2-dr.; wonderful
for $50. RE. 1856. i'"' 'T'ue
PONTIAC 80 sedanette; / owner;
new motor, orig. paint; like new; a
bay beauty; Anf $3G5 or best offer. Hu.
PONTIAC Di iia4s club coupe. equipped;
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLESAI-
Frs 1871 Bladensburg I'd, Il
PONTIAC 1947 4-door sedan; equip.
with radio and air-conditioning
nomical. 9 cylinder model; interior
and exterior reflect. careful
owner S1,Q95. Save by low rate
bank financing: 3-day driving trial;
30-day warranty Butler Bonded
cars make good or we do. LEE D.
BUTLER. 1921 21st st. NV. DI.
0110, open till o pm. %
PONTIAC '4s streamliner IS" sedan
cite: Hydra-Matic; radio, heater;
$4,000 actual miles, same as brand
new: S1,395. cash, trade or terms.
BELL MOTORS, 5010 Wisconsin
PONTIAC lS4I '"s" 2-door; radio,
heater; very clean; one owner; $3.50
cash, or S15D. bal small notes.
Amoco sta, 1740 14th st.
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AuroAostles FOR SALE

PACKARD Al Clipper 4-dr.: r, and
h, beaut. green finish, clean inter-
ior, Al tires, excel. engine; guar;
%nros onlg s595s $500 down; NAL RoYAL pS "a
ard dealer. ] 8 Kennedy st. NV, TU.
PACKARD '4s 4-dr. "e": owner
spotless original black finish r. and
h.. in new-car condition, guaran-
soYAn ssea only MyofoRs ssRs WsshinstUn $3sS d0Mn
Oldest Packard dealer, is Kennedy
PLYMOUTH 1889 sedan, S194; S94
SgTo s4H9 wHohrsATERsy 1Rsl TfssEy Tsi SynsntS Sad
pnYMoEfra fnYssS5f f. b47 u asseS ss' Se luxe S 4r
tie. Il su guar ar sS75; ST $3.50 ea down ~ NS ED-
w WARp Ram MoT0R ITsSt,S S4 f;i, 5oSS Wis. aYe
9d heater practcay spff' new He mtoT aae
BORN MOTORS, INC, hoo East
West West hwy" Silver Spring, Nd. . 81.
PLYMOUTH 1898 4-dr.: heater, good
PLYMOUTH 1887 coupe; good run
ming condition; 500. Phone LU.
PLYMOUTH THO 81 z, 4;df ;os r; and HI ID. 40
me,M9T; nVMnrTu nI4o' ,olo "a aon3; aooon3;r+ib,o 80
top new oueh SaS yelow sHoSel1sh nsh psT pst
owner; $500 or best offer. Phone
pLYYMeoSUGTTHl 10TH 1e4o De luxe 2:ssr.;
Co. {; anq 81: R. 4soI s310. THOMAS MOTOR 9S
FtSNSSla dzsfS2n md4os Pas CO 2er. 5000 ssss e:
hwy. CH. 1000. Kaiser-Frazer
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 4-dr. Sc
dan; odss + and h. s8s5. By Own owner
'phYMo1TH GJGYi 1887, good mechanical
condition; heater; 5000. Rockville
pLYY1aouTH 1899; '4e motor, new
brakes. good tires, sealed beams.
pan sshf e0sS5i ss75 faa'H best osr ne}eS
pIYfMSo5urH 1s47 4-dr. black sR sedan.
with heater; car in excellent cond.
throughout; orig; ow%ner; $1,000 or or
PLYMOUTH 1a47 Special de luxe
club coupe: radio and heater; 81 ,050
0r orb best i offer. WILLIAM GLOVER,
100 2rd st. ne. %
PLYMOUTH '49 streamline 2.dr:
easy terms. CENTRAL MOTOR
SALES, 1925 Conn. ave, EN-. a154.
PLYMOUTH 1912 4-dr. Spec, de luxe
black sedan; r. and h., seat covers;
D. c inspec; $3.50 HO. 0213.
PLYMOUTH 1886 coupe S125 or
best offer: most parts renewed since
I946; pickup attachment selectlVe.
pTTYYMoUTH 1889 sedan. s194; se4
aUTo aGH9 wHoLEsAEfkg SRo XsfFy 19sI PsImi9is Bla
dens6urs rd., Ii. 3-sSoo S
PLYMOUTH 1916 Special de luxe
club coupe: black; heater; a, very
clean car: ss45; f cash aA ,IS1epee trade eer
18th and x SITS. NV. Elk. 5562.
PLYMOUTH AZ Special de luxe sed,.
$40; equip, $50 down. SOUTH
PLYMOUTH as Special de luxe: r.
h.: peri cond S9a5. CAPITOL
PGYMoUfH, 1885; good cond., $50,
Appleton 0551.
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-dr. sedan:
clean car; good tires and motor;
$500. terms. KIRK MOTOR CO,
1000 Georgia ave. NV. TIA. $500.
PLYMOUTH io49 Special de luxe
black coupe; very low mileage: T.
and h.: 81 ,445. EDGEMOOR MO-
TOR CO., 533o Wis. ave. NV. OR.
SUq9.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1947 Sedanette, white tires,
heater; 10000 miles; new1csr cond;;; !;
PONTIAC 1912 g" sedanette; looks
like a '46; radio, heater; original
paint; S575 cash, or S175, bal.
notes Amoco Sta, 1740 14th st.
PONTIAC. 1946 t"6") Streamliner
sed,; radio, heater; one owner; ndG per- per
notes. Amoco Sta, 1740 14th st
PONTIAC 1947 sedanette, fully
equipped, excellent condition, black;
delivered new. S2,174: price. 81 .175
or closest offer. Call CHI. 41Sl;
PONTIAC late AT convertible; grey;
excellent shape; low mileage; new
top, radio, heater. seat covers; one
owner; Sl,225. 3241 Prospect ave.
NV 80
PONTIAC 194e 2-door de luxe Stream
liner; $1,000 Black, Wv. tires,
fully equipped; 5000 miles; pvt.
owner. Call CHI. 9725, 10 am. to
n
Evening star., 1950-01-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1877 streamliner 5, de
luxe; r. and h.; elec. clutch; car In
excel. cond.: 1,095 or terms can be
arranged GIL. 1870.
PONTIAC 1941 2-door; new engine,
tires and battery; $500 cash. See
from til pm. in rear of 1924
18th st. NV. weekdays.
PONTIAC 1947 club conv. coupe ''6";
excel throughout, fully equipped, 5
new. WV. tires: S1.O95. Accept
small car in trade. NO 2723.
PONTIAC SO 2-dr. g; r. and h: good
condition; new tires: seat covers;
$500 or any reasonable offer. Call
LO. 5-279S.
PONTIAC 194O 2-door. only 1906.
WHEELER. INC. 1891 Wisconsin
n N EkE ROc-
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

-916 H st. NV
Housekeeping rms, Frigidaire; for
business couple or 2 men; S13, $14
wkly:; adults: DI.. 1865. -23
NV. SECTI0N-Attractiv room with
kitchen. for couple with child, ex-
cellent care given child; private
1447-49 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lge.
front Ink. room, gas range, refgr.;
for quiet couple; $12 wk.; no
drinkers. ME. 894s.
NEAR WASH. CIRCLE, G. W. Univ
and hosp; cow. to transp.; tele-
phone privils.; reas. RE. 1851. -23
2O1S o ST. N.W.-L.h.k. rooms, rea-
sonable.- convenient. transp. down
town. No phone calls. 81"
ST. NV, 1316-Small
room, running water, Frigidaire for
couple. $1,000. Also larger rm. 14th
CoiUiPIE AND INFANT-studio room:
sins sIsss ssTil; xk refE5 Ex GX 6S5s porch yard.
500 E CAPITOL ST. rm., refgr i,
stove. sink, all to yourself; eonv.
5000 QUE ST. N.W.-Very lge. rm.,
cooking facilities. Must be seen
9Th ST. NV, 8OS-3rd-fl. front bed
rm., dining rn., kit, running water,
refgr.; couple only; no drinking
ME. 4640. %"
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

FOR EMPLOYED MOTHER with child,
attractive room; excellent care given
child; call GE; S805. Pa
NICELY FURNISHED twin-bed room,
st6 O st. sinsis nW, eH''q9s e. q1s4 meas -ss Ss'i
HOME TO SHARE WANTED-By
retired ret woman, Govt. employe. Tel.
FOR OR MSSo5TTiHER SS5Ti AND CHILD, in pvt.
home; child care. television, Bendix.
81 3H Asb astb f FARRAcTA Rx e. sTNr. s3o7 bus
meals. GE. e6s1. ~ N23
14O6 10th ST. N.W.-Cool. conf.
bsmt. suite, bedrm.. sit rm., 2, 3
or persons; excel. meals. MI. 5774.
LARGE FRONT RIM. for . people,
Call ia. 1896. -25
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly
men n4I gdXa priyate Catholic home. Can
l4os 10 f6sH0s; 1sth sr. N.w.-pleasant Tan rms;
ear eaTlV bTeakfast %f SaSt If desired' good food;
1ioi IS 18th sti XIV N.W:-Large. airy room rooms,
private baths, showers; excellent
food and service: switchboard. 81
1904 q ST. NV: Good food. clean
rner Tms; sgIed gle and. and S6oa d6Ie for yoSng
WENDELL TERRACE-cool rms. lge
porch, lawn with croquet; delicious
meals; excel; trans: pleasant young
Neople; S47.50 mo. 1927 Belmont
=, Td; nv, MI 2435:, o ,
n.w.-Nicely furn. cool rms. for
young ladies and young men; run
ning. water; phone in rms; showers;
excellent BOARD. -22
DUPONT AREA-1726 N. H. ave,
NV, has lovely double rm with pvt.
bath. for couple or ladies; also va
cancies for men, in Washington's
most beautiful guesthouse; teleVi-
sion, social privils., phone in each
room: mod. rates. CLUB MASON,
NO. 6770. "a
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RMS. FURN.-MD. & VA.

ALEX.-Conv. to transp.; dble. rm.:
some PRIVILEGES; empl. cpie. or 2
girls: $50 mo-, TIE. 1857.
ARLINGTON-Attr.. cool rm.. next
to bath; bus L blk; 1st. A.; sgle.- or
CHEVY CHASE, MD.4Beautitui MD Beat mas n
ter bedrm. with bath; shade and
quiet. Call WI. 1897. -22
NICE ROOM, in new house: home
privils.; quiet neighborhood; near
transp:, shopping center. SIS week;
1915 DE RUssY PKWAY, Chevy
Chase. Md; large room. closet. semi
private bath; pvt. home; privil. WI.
sfGNfNYBRooK fff Room with 2gv twin
beds for 2 gentlemen; Sc each. uN.
Alex. tnew) LGE. DBLE. or sgle.
room. pvt. home with or without
kit. privl.. "a blk. bus. Temple S723.
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

1O3 c ST. Sc. nr. CAPITOL lge
connecting rms; Ink. Also single
and double sleeping rooms. -22
LOVELY LARGE master bedroom;
pvt. bath; gentleman. VI. 0S97.
-26
LARGE ROOM, twin beds; large clos
cts; bath; 2 adults; ldry. privls.,
AK. 1904. 1852 S st. s.e. -22
SUNNY ROOM, twin beds, pvt bath;
ideal for students. 1S41 Bay st. s.e.,
FIR. 2417. -23
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- Nice young girl to
share lovely furnished apt; con-
venient to Pentagon and Navy An
GeT mex; priyya6tee 6eor rroom' S45 mSnth,
MAN. AN q, $1 to ySY! y yrs. college educated
Columbia f rd iin MI aPa sa7s ga after S'e pm ann
STUDIO TYPE APT. to
ffrsansD.; $40; ' XTl. cH. 1900, Apt Apt.
LADY or couple to share 2-bedrm.
sapt:; avail. about Aug. /. Call 20.
18th @oSi AND CLIFTON SITS. nv? Nv
Girl to share 5-rm. apt. with 2
other girls. NO. 1890. -23
YOUNG MAN to share with another
man, 5-rooin apt. in Takoma PIX;
rent includes -utils,; SAT mo. Elk.
LGE.o tHso MASTER Iasi ri oBiEDRM., share 6-rm.
house with 2 others; 37th st. NV;
express to Pentagon; $3.50 ca,
wANTEDL-Young SsSi girl to share cool. e
3E-rm: apt. nr. Boiling AFB and
MAS. Call 10. 2-5296, ewes. -22
WANTED girls, 1898, to share
apt. bus fare downtown Wash;
after 6 weekdays. -23
14O1 EYE ST. N.W.-Rm. downtown,
to an emp. gentleman in bachelor
apt; > bath, showers, fans.
2 C0NGENIAL GIRLS would like to
share their nicely furn. apt. with
one other girl 1926. Ho. s349.
YOUNG GIRL will share her 3-rm.,
bath apt. with congenial girl; reas
rent, good section, and bus service
ia. 6056 ewes. -23
GOVT. LADY will share furn. apt;
Conn. ave. NO. 3593, Ext. 32-A.
90"
GIRL TO SHARE modernisticalIy
furn. 2-bedrm. apt. in NV. apt
bldg; on bus, car lines. EN-. 1928
2 BEDRM. FURN.; Arlington, to
share with young cpl. or bachelor
Phone MR.. CARR. CHI. 9003. -23
LADY TO SHARE downtown air
conditioned apt. with. 2 others; KIP;
$40. York Apt. RE. 0461, Ext. sos.
23a
Evening star., 1950-07-21
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

LARGE SLEEPING ROOM. twin beds,
ne, conveniently located. 2 car
FRoSir ls9sSi En- FM 0se1; se1,tnr,v.ts hath hs1 -.
fined home: $35 per mo. MI. 41S3.
-21
s19 r ST. N.E.-single room, double
month. mon SiS pu' 'GcS5he Tasni pfiViiesesa a1 s'o
MICHIGAN PARK-Cool, attractively
furnished dble. rm., convenient. New
det. home, for refined gentleman;
refs EXCHANGED. DU. 1894. -21
1O1 5th ST. NE, comfortable sgle.,
beautiful dble. cornerhouse, best
beds, ami, c.h.-w., nice location,
10 min. downtown. TR. 5O35. --23
653 MORRIS PL. N.E.-Small rm.;
S5 week. ga
Mr.. MARYLAND AVE.-Lge. front
rm., semipvt. bath; conven; reas.
AT: 1886. 400 18th st. ne. go
BACK ROOM-Plenty of hot water,
next to bath; on carline; So wk.
AT. 5000, 410 11th ne. Apt. 8.
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SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
SIS SINGLE; $24 DOUBLE
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS

1st and c sts. ne. AT. $500.
COLORED-LOVELY RIM. in new
home: dble. and sgle. rms; privils.
CoLoRED-LARE LIGHT airy room.
for 2: kitchen privileges: SIS week.
Apply after B. 1902 Orren st.
COLORED - CLEAN. comfortable,
front room. for couple. privileges.
coIoREbIGi4 III EYE EYE 81 81. SE.9sinsiss SGSe
room, clean. cool. for empl. adult,
some privils., So wk. TR. 6206. %"
COLORED-TRINIDAD AVE.-Master
bedrm. on front, new twin beds, for
l or 2 refined individuals. Call after
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APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED

Sc 6 rooms, pvt. bath, utils.
furn., good location. 319 Pa. ave.
NEW 1-BEDRooM APIS. for rent.
S6S per month, including utilities.
s.al ssar 90 Alexandria Va. Call XII,
COM. esSes AVE, Mr.. wARDMAN l Pk.-
Small apt. bldg, liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit -dinette, bath; garage; all utils.;
$125; ewes. OR. 54S9 pa
MEURlLEE APTS.-Specious / and 2
bedrm. apis; close to transp., elem.
and high school, shop. center and
theater 53rd and Defense Hwy,
Bladensburg. Md. WA. 1921
AVAIL. IMMED., ]. 2 bedrm. apt.
Accepting applications for / and 2
bedrm. apis; rent $50 and $3.50
includ. utils. August ! and future
occupancy. Conv. to Pentagon and
Navy Annex. LLOYD APIS, INC,
500 Tenn ave-, Alexandria, Va. OV.
1865 EUCLID ST. N.w.-3 rms,
kit. and bath apt for 3 or 4 adults.
See janitor or call AID. O531. al
APIS. AVAILABLE at Cobur ter, 51OO
Defense hwy. Bladensburg, Md
Close to schools and shopping CEN
ter, bus stops at door. WA. 276S.
1741 QUE ST: N.w.-Two rms. lit.
and bath; 3rd hoor; $75 o mo-, util. /;
8 closets. Phone DU. 922s. pa
Evening star., 1950-07-21
ROOMS UNEURNlsHEp
ROOMS. APIS. 70 SHARE

COLORED-LARGE DBLE. RIM
All home privils., empl. adults. AID.
2A76. -o3
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APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHED
GREENLAWN APTS.

Lovely garden type apts. in one-bus-
fare zone. bedrm., S85; 2 bed
rms. $97 so; incl. utils.
To reach-Chillum bus to New
Hampshire and Eastern aves. SH.
5000
Evening star., 1950-07-21

1926 goth ST. "a block Conn. ave.
and R--Living rm., GAIT, fireplace,
bookshelyes, .parouet floors. bedroom
with inclosed porch. Modern kitchen.
bath, House recently remodeled into
available now
Evening star., 1950-07-21
ROOMS WANTED

ELDERLY GENTLEMAN desires room
with private bath. between Conn;
Warren sts. NV. BOX 1861. Star.
ONE, TWO ROOMS, kitchen and bath;
unfurn.; in Va. or D. c. MRS. M.
TAYMAN, TIE. S214, ewes. -22s
Evening star., 1950-07-21

LYON VILLAGE APIS.
Spacious apts., with liv. rm., 22x12;
located in exclusive Lyon Village
only Ia mi. from Key Bridge; ali
utilities included. 1-bedrm., S83 so.
or 2-bedrm., 500. Call till $50 pm.
Lyon Properties, Inc.
CHI. 7O7O. Ewes, GIL. 6762.
Evening star., 1950-07-21

S4I.OU
1926 18th st. n.w.-Nice dbl rooms;
also singles; excel. meals. -25
Evening star., 1950-07-21
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcoHt.l

1888 18th st. NV
c.h.W. Call NE. $500 or GIL. 5316.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-08

Fun? You bet it's fun-too much
fan TO miss.
And there's no reason to miss it,
really, for this strapping traveller
is priced under many skies. Starts
ct figures Just an easy step above
the so-caIled Lowest Price cars.
What's keeping you from trying
one, when the nearest Buick dealer
is ready to demonstrate without
obligation any time you want to
call on him.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-08

This Ugged front end
~ sefs the style 63ie,
~ saves on repair ISIS
vertical bars ore
individually repla-eobie,
(3) avoids 10 ckinG
horns, p "a mo&es park
ing und guru9ing custer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-08

Z Cow the doors swing
open in warm welcome
at q thumb touch on a
button. How the broad
seats invite you to take
it easy. How the big
straight-eight under the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-08

CURE, we know-a car is enc
- cessity" these days. A modern
family "couIdn't get along without
one" Or so you tell yourself.
Come, come, sir! We know, and
so do you, the real reason you got
the new-car fever-and the kind of
car you are hankering for.
lou want a car with some fun in
it, don't you?
A car you'll get big bang out of
every time you see it parked i'll
front of your house-every time
you slip into its front seat-every
sweet and easy mile you travel
in it.
Well, come see what this beauty
does for you.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-08
07ERY Buick has
azgGR with IL goes.

HIGHER COMPRESSION FireboL
volye in-heod power in three engines.
New 1858 engine in SUPER models
NEW-PATTERN STYLING, with
MULTI-GUARo forefront, topper.
through Tenders, double bubbIe~
ioiiighis WicE-ANoLE vIsrBn-
NY, closeup rood view both for
word and back = TRAFFlc-RANDY
SIZE. less overall length for easier
parking ond gaToging, short furninq
radius ExTRA-WioE SEATS
Graded between the oxles SOFT
sUicE RIDE, from oil-coa springjng,
Sofeiy-Ride rims, jow-pressure fires,
ride-sfeudying forque-fube WIDE
ARRAY OF MODELS with Body by
Fisher.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-08

bonnet snans into rurria& ..fe st
your t0e-t0uch.
And then noie-
How smoothly you s,io avav an
the curb-espcci4iiy un-a i5sul-
flow is hund!in9 the .o3ver ..aas-
mission.
How firm and steady lie whole car
feels. How it holds on cur> Is, .ree
OF 'heel-over" and sway. isov
each coil-sprun& wheel qlichs(e2s
over bumps and rough snojs that
mean jounce and jiagle on most
cars-how buoyantIy road-lree a
Buick is.
i Dyaaao,o Drpc is standryd oa I;odbattTfsE. on
tionat at extra cost on SUFAK Gpd SfArL4h nc3ftt
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Savitt Plays Nasterson
In Tennis at Rye Today
BY The Associated Press

RYE. N. Y. June 29.-Quarter.
finals were on tab today in the
Eastern Clay Court Tennis Cham.
pionships. r.
i Two matches in the round oil
eight are scheduled today and the
remaining two tomorrow. Today
pairings:
Dick Savitt. Orange, N. j., VS.
Charles Masterson. Brooklyn, N
Y; Straight Clark. Los Angeles
VS.. Sidney Schwartz, University of
Miami.
Savitt, seeded second, is the
Eastern intercollegiate champion
from Cornell. Masterson, school
teacher, is seeded seventh. Clark,
a former use star, is seeded
third, while Schwartz is ranked
sixth.
Tomorrow's matches will pit
top-seeded Don McNeill of New
York against eighth-seeded George
Ball of New York and f1fth-seeded
Seymour Greenberg of Chicago
against Chile's Ricardo Balbier OF
Rollins College.
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Accurate Heuves Suve Comes
Williams Declares Kennedy
|Of Indians Is Underruted

edly saves a goodly number OF
runs for Cleveland pitchers that
would be scored were some other
outf1elder in his position.
Some of the 'strong-armed out
f1elders possess the type of arm
which is not suited for infleld
play. But Kennedy is an excep-
ton to this rule. He can throw
equally we'll while playing in the
inf1eld.
Just why there aren't more
baseball players today with strong
throwing arms like Kennedy's is
something can't quite figure out
There was a time when most big
league ballplayers could throw
well If nothing else. But in re-
cent years a number of weak
armed players have made the
grade in baseball. This is unfor-
tunate in way because an excep-
tionally good throw in a crucial
spot still provides the fans with a
big thrill. And such throws are
more valuable in winning ball
games than appears on the sur
face.
(McNaueht Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1950-06-29

positions is because of his wonder
full throwing arm.
It makes a big difference when
a team has a right fielder with
such a strong, accurate arm as
Kennedy has. The average fan
may not realize it, but a good
many tight games are won or lost
on the ability or inability of the
right fielder to keep a base run
ner from going from first to third
an base hit to right.
Kennedy can not only throw out
the average runner who attempts
to go from first to third on a
single, but more often than not
his regulations prevents a num-
ber of others from attempting TO
go for this extra base. Through
out a season. Kennedy undoubt-
Evening star., 1950-06-29
| Bob Matthias, 19, Goes
For Third Straight
DecathIon Crown
BY the Assoeicted Press

TULARE. Calf, June 29.-De.
cathlon Champion Bob Mathia!
goes after his third stright ma.
tional title tonight, and about q
rivals will be on deck to oppose
him in the two-night test of all.
around track and field ability.
The scene is the field of Tulare
High School, where 19-year-olc
Bob went to school and where q
year ago he won his second Ma
tional AAU crown after having
topped the worlds best in the 194S
Olympic Games at London.
Some 5000 Matthias boosters-a
delegation so strong the reigning
AAU people quickly granted Tu-
lare the national meet once again
figure to be on hand.
Our Bob" a cook looking, like
able, modest young man of 10, Is
heavily favored to turn back the
opposition.
Bill Adams to Compete.
Whether he will surpass the
world record Of 1900 points. set
by Glenn Morris of Colorado in
the 1885 Olympic Games. remains
highly doubtful. But the. Matthias
faction thinks he might do it, and
surely will improve on the 1856
score which brought the cham
pionship last year.
OF the 20 other entries, only a
handful, probably three figure
to give Matthias a run for the
title.
Chief of these is colorful Bill
Adams of the University of North
Carolina. who placed third last
year and left Tulare good humor-
edly vowing he'd be back this year,
stronger than ever.
Otey Scruggs of Santa Barbara
College. Brayton Norton of Santa
Ana Junior College, who'll COM
pete for the Los Angeles Athletic
Club. and possibly Floyd Simmons
OF Charlotte, N. c., shape up as
capable performers.
Exceed 1000 Points.
Matthias most recent effort
netted 1902 points, while Albans.
Scruggs and Norton have exceeded
1000 this spring.
Adams shines in the hurdles
Che won the NCAA high hurdles)
and broad jump, he's good in the
high Jump 6 feet 61a inches) =,
and can sprint 1916 in the 100
meters. He must improve in the
weight events and pole vault.
Matthias has been working on
his weaker events-the shoptput,
high hurdles, discus and pole
vault. His 1852 in the 1900
meter run is the best in the field.
Tonight's events include the
100-meter dash. broad jump, Shot
put, high jump and 400-meter
run. Events tomorrow night are
the 110-meter high hurdles, discus,
pole vault. javelin and the 1900
meter run.
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Falls Church Girl
Loses in Net Tourney
By the Asseciofed Press

ARDMORE, Pa. June 2e.-Top-
seeded Ruth Marshall, defending
titlist from Norristown, Pa, meets
Constance Caulkins, Peapack
N. j.. today in semifinals match
OF the Middle States Girls Grass
Court Tennis Tournament.
Second seeded Gwenyth John
son. Baldwin School, meets
Frances Mcbride, Plainfield, N. j.,
seeded fifth, in the other semi
finals macth.
Miss Caulkins earned the right
to play the champion yesterday by
defeating Gerry Hellek, Baltimore,
1-6, 6-3, 8-6. Miss johnson
defeated Belmar Gunderson, Falls
Church, Va, 6-1, 6-3.
Finals-Constance Cross and
Nancy Hamilton.