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Evening star., 1951-06-29

him time to get his bearings be-
fore sticking him in the lineup,
The temptation to insert Run.
|nels at shortstop must be over
whelming. Pete was due to re-
port here today at time wher
Gene Verble and Sam Dente, the
Mats shortstops. are hitting .217
and .236, respectively. but Bucky
wants Pete to become acclimated
to his surroundings before at
tempting to play.
AS Series Opens Tonight.
Against the Athletics in a twi-
light-night double header opening
a five-game series tonight. Bucky
will employ Bob Porterfield and
Fred Sanford, both seeking Their
second win with the Mats since
being unloaded by the Yankees in
the deal which sent Bob Kuzava to
New York. Alex Kellner and Sam
Zoldak will pitch for Philadelphia
Harris is satisfied his pitching
staff finally is straightened out
but the Mats hitters can't take
advantage of it. For the second
straight game they failed to cap
italize on excellent hurting when
Sid Hudson dropped a 80 decision
yesterday at Griffith Stadium as
the Yankees moved within a hall
game of league leading Chicago.
For seven innings Hudson un-
leashed one of the best efforts oil
his career. He held the Yankee:
to one hit for six innings ano
when he got into difficulty in the
he promptly eased out OF
1t by inducing Joe DiMaggio to hill
into double-play.
Luck With Morgan.
But the Mats weren't blasting
Tom Morgan and when they
twice had him reeling they
couldn't get lucky. On both
those occasions they lined into
double-plays.
The tight pitching battle was
broken in the eighth after Johnny
Mize opened with double. Bobby
Brown hunted and Joe Collins,
running for Mize, was safe when
Hudson's throw to Eddie Yost at
third was wide. The bases were
jamed when Johnny Hopp batted
for Hank Bauer and walked.
The 6.857 customers visioned
Hudson again extricating himself
from trouble when he famed
Pinch hitter Mickey Mantle, but
Cliff Mapes batted for Morgan
and rammed double to right
scoring all three runners. Mapes
attempted to take third and was
whipped out.
Sam Mele started the Mats
second with double and moved
to third on Mickey Vernon's
|grounder. Yost walked, but Clyde
Kluttz smashed a liner to Mize
who stepped on first base for q
double-play.
Verble singled In the third and
after Hudson struck out. Gil Coar
fSee MATS. Page C-3)
Evening star., 1951-06-29
Yonks and Red Sox Collide:
Mats Delay Using RunneIs
BY the Assoeioied Pres.

Another vital baseball series
gets under way this afternoon at
New York's Yankee Stadium.
This time the world champion
Yankees are taking on their peren-
NAL rivals, the Boston Red Sox.
IN one of those Branch Hickey
double-headers," the first game
starting at 1:30 pm. and the sec
ond at $50.
Naturally. there will be two ad-
mission charges. Big crowds are
expected for each game, since the
Yankees are only half a game
behind the leading Chicago White
Sox, while Boston is only 211
games back of the defending
champions.
Kuzava to Start.
Vic Raschi and Bob Kuzaya
late Of Washington, are Manager
Casey Stengel's pitching selec-
tions. For the Red Sox. Steve
O'Neill is countering with his
young lefthanders. Chuck Stobbs
and Maurice McDermott. Ted
Williams and Joe DiMaggio will
take part in a home-run contest
before the night game.
New York was the scene of yes
terday's most important game.
too, except that this matched the
Brooklyn Dodgers and the Giants
at the Polo Grounds. The Giants
won and cut the Dodgers lead to
five games as a result of two
homers by Monte Irwin.
Billed as a good-field, no-hit
club the Giants have turned out
to be the major league home run
leaders. Twins second clout with
two on in the eighth was the
Giants 84th of the season, three
more than Brooklyn.
Irwin hit Nos. II and IL off
Ralph Branca, who took a Az
edge into the eighth. thanks to
leaky four-error defense by the
Giants infield. Don Mueller's
single and bunt single by Whitley
Lockman set it up for Irwin to
blast Branca's first pitch deep into
the upper left-field seats.
Sheldon Jones. who relieved
Dave Koslo in the sixth. poured a
third strike past Gil Hodges, home
run king, who stood with his bat
on his shoulder. for the final out
of the game. The potential tying
run was on third base.
Another Dawn Game.
The National League staged an
other of it's dawn" games, due to
rain Interruptions at Cincinnati
where the Pittsburgh Pirates final
ly edged the Reds. rs, in a game
ending at 12:39 am.
1t was the second early morning
workout for the Pirates in six DAYS.
They struggled until 12:47 am.
last Friday with Brooklyn with
light failure and rain contributing
to the travesty.
The Pirates got away on top
and had IL lead after six in
nings. 1t barely lasted. Rain held
up the game three times-for A
minutes in the third and 25 min
utes in the ninth. Bill Werle was
the winner, Ken Raffensberger the
loser.
Eddie Sawyer's efforts to shake
the Phillies out of their day.
dreams by banishing Mike Goliat
to Baltimore apparently worked
in a 80 win over Boston in 10
(See BASEBALL. Page C-3.)
Evening star., 1951-06-29
By Burton Hawkins
stor Staff Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-The
Mats are desperate for hitting
having acquired Is zeros in sue
cession, but Bucky Harris ism
going to rush his promising rookie
shortstop and a potential fine hit
ter into action. The Mats man
ager is content to nurse Pete Run
nels along for several days.
Runnels comes to the Mats from
Chattanooga with a .357 batting
average.
"A kid coming up to the majors
like that is bound to want to make
good SO bad he can taste 1t,
Bucky said. Consequently he
tightens up and doesn't play his
natural game. I'm going to give
Evening star., 1951-06-29
YaIe-Haryard Team Wins
Track Meet in Belfast
BY the Assoeioied Press

BELFAST, June 29.Charlton
Lewis Of Yale won three events
yesterday to lead the combined
touring Harvard Yale track team
to an 83-42 victory over a Queens
Trinity squad.
Lewis won the 100-yard dash
in l0.1. the 220 dash In % sec
Ionds and the broad Jump with
IA leap of % feet 2 inches.
Evening star., 1951-06-29
Larsen Reaches
Quarfer-FirlaIs
At AtWirl1bIedorl
Richardson and Potty
Defeat Dutch Teom
In Doubles Match
BY the Associated Press

WIMBLEDON, England, June 90.
Art Larsen of San Leandro,
Calf, the American champion,
advanced to the quarter-f finals in
the mems singles division of the
All England lawn tennis cham
pionships today with a victory
over Torsten Johansson of Swe-
den, 6-3. 7-5. Ga.
Larsen used his lob to neutral
lize the Swedish Davis Cup play
.er's rushing tactics.
The American was ont of four
United States survivors from the
Starting field of 128 after the
third round of play. The re-
mainder included two Austral-
ians, two Frenchmen, two Swedes,
one Italian, one Dutchman, one
South African, one Brazilian, one
Englishman and one Hungarian.
Other Americans Survive.
Other Americans still in the
tourney besides Larsen are Herbie
Flam of Beverly Hills, Calf: Dick
Savitt of Orange, N. j., and IT.
year-old Hamilton Richardson of
Baton Rouge, La. Larsen was the
only one seeing action today. The
others all play tomorrow-Flam
against Hans van Swol of Holland.
Savitt against Josef Ashboth of
Hungary and Richardson against
Armanda Viera of Brazil.
Frank Sedgman of Australia,
seeded No. in the mems division,
entered the quarter finals today
with a crushing Go, 60. 6-1
defeat of Fausto Gardini, the
young Italian who yesterday upset
lninth-seeded Gardnar Mulloy of
Miami, Fla.
Richardson and Bulge Patty of
Los Angeles. the defending cham
pion whom he knocked out of the
singles two days ago, teamed to
win second-round doubles match
from Ivo Rinkel of the Neither
lands and Van Swol, Ga, Cd,
Cd.
Althea Gibson Ousted.
Althea Gibson of New York. the
first American Negro ever to play
in the women's championships,
was eliminated in third-round
match today by Beverly Baker,
the switch-hitter from Santa
Monica, Calf, 6-1, 6-3.
Doris Hart of Miami, Fla, third
seeded in the women's division,
advanced to the round of is with
la hard-fought Cd. rs victory
lover Mrs. Nancye Bolton, long
Australia's leading woman player
Nancy Chaffee of Ventura
Calf, turned back Arvilla Nc
Guire of Piedmont, Calf. 6-3,
6-3.
Fourth-seeded Shirley Fry of
Akron, Ohio, dropped only one
game as she coasted through the
third round with a 6-1, 60 win
over little Susie Schmitt of France.
| Mrs. Rita Anderson of Holly
wood reach ed the WON MS
quarter finals by defeating Mrs.
u. w. K. Story of England, 60,
t8-6.
Evening star., 1951-06-29

Z Like the Louis -Sayold fight, Irish Bob
Murphys conquest of Jacob LaMotta packed
Keith's and other theaters throughout the
Nation Not with movie patrons but with
fight fans who were willing to pay for what.
formerly had been free. At Keitf's, once the
TV was snapped off and the film show re-
sumed, there was concerted rush for the
exits.
Ona theater spokesman put it this way
Business on fight nights is terrific So ter
rife it's little frightening. We don't know
but what we've got monster by the tail"
Obviously, he was thinking OF the future
Evening star., 1951-06-29
Probable Pitchers

|. Detroit at Cleveland-Trout fs-a, VS.
Lemon G-6).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PHILADELPHIA at Brooklyn-Roherts (S-61
Tvs. Palica f1-2l.
New York at Boston-Jansen tS-61 ai
Spencer t4-1l VS.. Bickford (S-T
Pittsburgh at cincinnati-Dickson t9-6)
Evening star., 1951-06-29
Scarborough Leaves Hospital

/. BOSTON, June 20 tP.Ray
Scarborough. Red Sox pitcher,
was released from the Sancta Ma
ria Hospital yesterday after an
overnight stay. He was struck be-
hind the right ear by a thrown
ball during Wednesdays game
Eith the Athletics.
Evening star., 1951-06-29
BY the Associofed Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington at Philadelphia i21. pm,
Sanford 1-4 and Porterfieid q -0} VS..
Kellner {5-5) and Zoldak 1-2).
st. Louis at Chicago-Byrne t2-2) VS..
Boston at New York (e). 1:3o pm. and
$50 m-MeDermott f4-4) and Stobbs
l5-3) VS.. Raschi 1f-4 and Kuzaya
Evening star., 1951-06-29
NATIONAL
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
New York, 5; Br'kiyn, 4.
inningsD.
Phila.. 3; Boston. 2 tf0
Chicago. g.; st. I. 0 lr1l.
Pitts, z; Cinci.. 8 tnl.
Games Today
Phila. at Brooklyn IND
New York at Boston fnl.
Chicago at st. Louis tn1.
Pitt. at Gin. twet gr9.
Games Tomorrow
Phila. at BROOKLYN.
New York at Boston tn}.
Chicago at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh at st. L. tne
Evening star., 1951-06-29
Major League Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN
Yesterday's Results

Yesterdays Results
New York, 3; Wash. 0.
Detroit at Chicago, rain.
Only games scheduled.
Games Today
Wash. at Phila. t2), 600
Boston at New York f2),
st. l.. at Chicago t21.
Detroit at Cleye. (2).
Games Tomorrow
Wash. at Phila., 200.
Boston at New York.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Evening star., 1951-06-29
Favores Getting Rugged Tests Match Play Begins PEA
Win, Lose, Or Draw
By FRANCIS sTANN

THE EVIDENCE NOW overwhelming that televising of
major sporting events houses will fill the will
few of Holywood productions the question is Where
at all?
Evening star., 1951-06-29
Yankees II Shutouts
Only 5 Behind Totol
OF Other Seven Clubs

When Tom Morgan and
Joe Ostrowski combined yes
terday to blank the Mats. 80,
it was the 18th shutout of
the season for the Yankees.
This is only five less than
the total of IT. turned in by
the rest of the league.
Evening star., 1951-06-29

(See KILLER, Page C-3o
Evening star., 1951-08-30
AUToMoBlLES FOR SALE

PONTIAC yellow convertible 1919
S-cyL; HYDRA, Wv. tires, T. and h.:
$4,000 miles: will sacrifice at 81 ,476
or best offer. sH. S642 evenings.
PONTIAC 1850 chisftain sedan;
Over 100 others. AUTO WHOLE
sALERS, 1881 Bladensburg Rd., Ii.
POHTiXC SiYX, 40 club coupe; r. and h.,
ssas sssa covers; very clean; $3.50. ao GE'
PONTIAC 80 convertible Hydra. "s":
nsh sha si7sSE asE REL RELIABLE tiasS noroa Ei9 81
co, 10i n; Y: ave: ne. MA. 6971,
sqRGpEsAilkER qRf til Il Pc; 80 sa,ly chsmpion COW
Over 100 others. AuTo WHOLE
SALERs, 1881 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii.
sTTSSEsAKEE 1s4l c9na., sedan.
MoToRs Hof Ss0r isSo se adansb1RorTAMs I'd y
sTUDEBAKER $50 4-door comman-
.Ss ana ana sgt $i5t,; e; is; o zs7S:: 'i1eS '@so u.
oHsr ioo otheTs. MaH AGTo0 pay wHoGE STs
SALERs. 1881 Bladensburg Rd., IL
sTiUiDSHHGSAkER 1s4s Champion star
light club coupe; heater. oyerdrive;
gs5tect To 81 paint; 1aao s1;isC; KIsK :; No AZ
sTUpEBAKER fSHSi ~ starlight c5l; COUP.
others. xuTo WHoLEsALERs. 17Si
Bladsnsburg Rd;, II. 3-8800.
vertible; heater and oyerdrive. excel.
cond.; S1,100. CH. 6029 from 8 to s.
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Champion Re Regal
de luxe 4-dr. sedan; overdrive and
miles. new-car guarantee and terms
$I.795. MCNEIL MOTORS, 4034
Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 1885 CO. 1858
sTUDEBAKER AZ starlivht coupe
Sss Sts,s w6T x6ToD DSyH DWHoGHsarS1Sys %Gss 1yss 17s
sTUDEBAKER i94s 4edoor Cham.
| pion; Climatizer. overdrive, gray nm
iSh: In perfect condition; excellent
rubber, perfect mechanically. Bargain
Fordj. iii 18th St. NV. Di. $500
STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion con.
| yertible club coupe. A sparkling littl,
beauty "babied" by former owner
looks and runs like new; excellent
top. tires, interior and motor; every
extra you would want plus overdrive
BCLS w 10 ~ niles per Bbll0n gas
Only S995; $685. or trade down; Il
months terms; 30-day guarantee
Hurryl LOGAN Ford1. iii 18th st
sTUDEBAKER i947 Commander Q
door sedan. You will hardly be ahl,
to flnd Q cleaner one in q year O
looking. Words cannot describe II
Come see; you'll buy. Only S995
| $685. or trade down; Is months
terms; 30-day guarantee. LOGAl
Fordl. iii 18th st.. NV. DI. $500
STUDEBAKER 81 convertible Cham
| pion. You are bound to be prou,
Of this practically brand-new baby
only 5000 mi. Just right for you
| Labor Day week end. Canary vel
low. black top, white-waii tires
automet tic shift. r. and h. Way un
der new car list at $2,095. witt
LOGAN LOGAN MoToRs tFord), si7hiss soi7 Va
ave. Nv. ME-. 2S1S.
STUDEBAKER 80 4-dr. Champion
Priced way down for q car in thi
immaculate condition. only 81. .3e5
MANY extras include r. and h., over
drive, It's got to be good to carr
our II 600 mi. or ! yr, guarantee
LOGAN MOTORS Fordj, 2Ol7 va
ave. NV. NE. 2S1S.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PACKARD so Ultramatic drive Super
4-dr. sedan; satin-like orig. fawnI
gray finish. like new: air ride Wv.
tires, all hand fooled de luxe up-
ilolstery. rear center arm rest; full
snEtht toa air foam comfdS seftS fr9It tnne ane
custom nylon seat covers; plus built
in S-tubc radio, underseat heater
and defroster not and cold fresh air
blower system. Many other extras.
we a5s. have sibSon Sbty os bosded tis car M i a,iG
price, S2,295. Your 40 or Al car
can easily be your down payment.
CAPITAL PACKARD MOTORS. 7gl1
Georgia ave. S. s., Md. SH. 3904.
Opposite Hot shoppe. Closed q. this
PACKARD '4S small "S'' de luxe f.
Or. sedan; | owner low mile
car. with Packard's finest de, luxe
equip. plus outside sun visor; hand
tooled tailor made seat covers, di-
rectional signals, hot and cold fresh
air cooling system. One Of Packard'S
rarest family models OF distinction.
BEN Risan It also SoSsr5 carries
Ceiling ST. .645. Our price sI.295.
Your 40 or Al car can easily be
your down payment. CAPITAL
PACKARD MOTORS, 1911 Georgia
ave, 8. s.. Md. SH 1904. Opposite
Hot shoppe. Closed this sat, Sum-.
Mon. -3l
PACKARD az Clipper "6' sedan: jet
black factory finish. like new w.s.w.
tires, custom factory leather up-I
holstery, built to order for your
comfort and wear. Packard's most
popula- line. You 'n,tst seen sndI
buy this car for S995: IT'S. Pack
Ia Your s'@s 10 SoG0n or Al I0ncap eaf can easily
be your down payment CAPITAL
PACKARD MOTORS, 1911 .Georgia
ave, s. S.. Md Opposite Hot
shoppe. Closed this sat, Sun, Men.
PACKARD late 40; o3rd series, can't
be told from so model. Beautiful
TSyDasn ;nads 'aHd a%n.r niih as, YsIs pask.rS GS
finest equip. This car must be seen
and driven to be appreciated. Call
US or come out for demonstration.
Remember this is Blue Ribbon
spaafd sfs4s prie: si4ss saF xoSr nslq5
payment. CAPITAL PACKARD
MOTORS. 1911 Georgia ave-, s. 81,
Nd. 81 3aO4. Opposite Hot
shoppe. Closed this Sat. Sun. Mon.
PACKARD 40 e-cyl.; r. and h.. ex-
Gel; cond. inside and OUT 500.
Nah aAtCA NAe. Oc1c'
PACKARD 0ate1 1919 custom con-
vertible: cost $1,000; hve new tires,
large radio, temperature control
heater: unexcelled conditions; 5000.
HO. 06S6 after z pm. 30'
PLYMOUTH 1916 Special De luxe
sedan; equipped; $593. Why pay
more? over 100 others. AUTO
WHOLESALERS; 1871 Bladensburs
PLYMOUTH ~ :-dr.; runs like a
hot rock; has good tires; too: It's
MOTORS. 1911 Georgia ave. s.. s..
Md. sH. 1904. Opposite Hot Shoppe.
Closed Sat. Sun, Mon. ia
PLYMOUTH. 80; excel. tires and
cond. AT motor. heater; $l75. TO.
PIIYMouTH 1a4s 4-dr.; +. h. Good
fnish. New tires. Al motor. S995.
Can be seen at Wayne and Ga.
aves.. sil spr.. Md. JU. T-9445s
PLYMOUTH 40 4-dr.; gray spec.
de luxe, no radio. 19, 1000 miles, orig.
owner; $1,000. OW. 1868. -31
PLYMOUTH AZ de luxe 4-dr. sedan; ;
orig. gun metal gray finish. in excel.
shape. equip With =. and h. etc:
very good tires and mech. excel;
30-day warranty; only S947. GMAC
EMERSON e. ORMT. 1889 Penna.
ave. Sc. at Sousa Bridge. Ii. 3-"4oO.
Evening star., 1951-08-30

MANI AMXsSNN1iiATT1S' FAN AU1To-KAisER-FRx.
zER, INC; both sides OF 7th at R
AUSTIN 1916; excellent value; S395.
MANHATTAN AUTo-KAISER-FRA-
st. NV, No. 7557. p
AUSTIN 1850; one owner, low mile
age; secs. MANHATTAN AUTO
KAISER FRAZER, INC. both sides
Of 9TH ct r st. NV, NO. 1857. -
AUSTIN 1850 4.dr.: sun ROOF. radio;
$996. JACK PRY. Ltd. 14th and P
prufiTC;K 1850 sedanette; equipped;
81 .493. Why pay more? Over 100
Biadeusburg Rd., Ii. 3-sS0O.
BUICK '4e pynafiow sedan equipped
q lo9s. Why pMSzET pazE TloEe1I SssIERs 3ysF ,791 199
BIadensburg Rd.. Ii. .3--8S00.
BUICK 4s koadmastsr sET.z 4-dri; 81 ,o. 7; and n5
Hs.,t new s.r tres Ri s.SSS5s sttsr iSI pn' q
Wv
Evening star., 1951-08-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER ,1s convertible Iss Com. Com:
waiian bronze with matching top
and white-wall tires. Perfect In
terror. with many extras, such a.
oyerdTive, r. and h.. side mirroT. 1oT
LOGAN LOGAN MOTORS STcSss'ti eFord9. ds soi7 Va:
ave. NV. NE. 2S1S.
81 VS. Starlight COM
guar. still In effect, So. .375 or best
offer. OW. 1870 after z pm. 80
sTUDEBAKER 1913 CHAMPION 4.dr::
in top condition. overdrive gives
extreme gas mileege; elimstizer.
oSs o61tpr soss sss5 aoa oq tSsS. yo do%S Sps Il
months, terms; 30-dav guarantee.
LOGAN (Ford). I'LL 18th st. NV.
sTuDIEiBXkER 40 Champion con.
s6'S5' ssSo6 miles; u'sPsS5i ssPP,s5o. T~' Al, eesa'
sryDEBAKER 1s41 Champion; -,sf excel.
orig; finish, .6% lev pileasgsa ssga hesster.
xfdT SLATE faSI SEIivERY cySS 1851 WHY.
4 wheel drives. Phone Rockville 450O
LOT QemOnSLratloni no ophgations
MARVIN MOTORS, 24S No. WASH
ington St. Rockville, Md. -D
WHITEHALL TIRES
METROPOLITAN MOTORS. 1900
Bladensburg rd. ne. =.
GIVE US A BREAK!
LOOK T.4ESE CARS OVER. YOU'LL
GET YOyyE MONEYpG WORTH ALI.
DEALINGS Under ONE ROOF IN
CLUDING PAYMENT. CASH, TERMS
OR TRADE.
1887 Olds, 2-dr. SIS
1910 Olds. sedan ----------- $50
1899 La Sale. sedan ---------S125
1910 Buick, 4-dr. Sl35
1941 Pontiac, sedan S245
194I Buick, 4-dr. sedan S2S5
1941 Chev., 4-dr., new paint secs
1941 Packard. sed., new paint S295
1912 Buick. sedanette ---$295
1915 Packard. 4-dr. ------S496
1946 Dodge. 4-dr. --$515
1947 Plymouth. 4-dr. --------$530
1913 Nash, sedan S5S5
1916 Ford, sedan SR"0
1947 Ford Fordor -----------$635
1947 Chevrolet. 2-dr. -------$ $tS5
194a Ford. club coupe -- S945
1949 Mercury, 4-dr. $945
] $50 Mercury. conv., like new, 81 ,6p5
Many mcTe to choose from; serving
the Waeilington public for over 81
| years. EERSONS AUTO g. AP-
| PLIANCF. CO.. 9Th and o SITS. NV.
| DE. 400; weekdays, 8 until 2; 3
to 8 SATURDAYS.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
TRUCKS FOR SALE

'4s PLANES panel truck; special.
eolri4sS es5l M5; eisEE; T6Toss q; oloO' ToWSN ~ 4
CHEVROLET, '46. 94-ton pickup, re-
cqnditiSned; s1Eo TO %,,,R Ready for work $e45;
ton pietSp; Miys se eDifGsd fofd, .toS f. aSFe Sick l.
uP; ,46 ,studebaker, 1s-ton pickup;
~ Ford, sedan delivery. '39 G.M.C
II 12.ton stake; and others; CHEVY
THAss 1isA ave- MOTOR df; 3, &C. &C. INC. 75s6
1873 THAMES PANEL PANEL, english iI
Fordl. Perfect in every way. Only
5000 miles, 80 miles to gal. Excel.
Tor cleaners. grocery. etc. $3.50, or
best offer. Ii. 7-37s5. Thurs, 81
CHEVROLET. '4s, 111-ToN stake
81 $50; 10. S-1193. Il
CHEvkOLET i946 Ha-ton panel: low
antssd: ssd:; s4ss sEssl'Rt "a sVgs sHao fully Fuar
sssf VIII aula 'SP SPiv. V'nsl; Ts:. sSlS5 sSsS
, wilI sell for $1,000; sundays and
aso isss tin & eau Il 10 1861 siSS4l Weekdays s1
DODGE 1947 2-ton lift. van body:
nne condition throughout. SHERIFF
OnC 1901 HCRA-642 tractor. O,O00
miles; new tires and new guarantee
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.. 909 r. I.
sTUDEBAKER 1s4s 1-ton; dual tires.
9-ft. box body; excellent condition
Ghroushout. SHERIFF MOTOR CO.,
300 r. /. ave. ne. .
FEDERAL 1941 tractor: military type
COE: 4-wheel drive, 529-inch engine,
EXCELLENT condition: S4s5. SHERIFF
MOTOR CO.. 900 r. I. ave, me-
GMC 1850 HCRA-622 tractor; i0.OOx
SgexsstTTssSS Se stTsS FTll rsnrSbIr air; tlns condition.
FEDERAL TRACTOR. 1e4s, MOI Model
MA29; 9.oOx2O tires. vac. brakes; /
owner, clean: $3.50. FEDERAL
WASHINGTON. INC. 1920 Georgia
CHEVROLET 40 h.ton panel: ike
new; 5000; OWNER. sH. 3126. -3i
WILLYS-JEEP 1913 panel deliyery'
+; and h; Al condition; excep-
TORS. INC, Chrysier-Piymouth
400 Georgia ave NV, IA. 1900.
FORD 1850 h-ton panel: owner:
500 mi; almost like new; l,O95,
guar. and terms. TRIANGLE MO.
Tors, 3010 r. I. ave. ne, DE.
INTERNATIONAL 1850 dump truck;
1947 Dodge. Both in Rood condition
Evening star., 1951-08-30

800 Mercury. conv., Ike new, 81 ,6p5
dany mere to choose from; serving
the washington PUBLIC for over q
PLIANCF CO.. 9Th and o SITS. NV.
DE. 400; weekdays, 8 until 2; 8
to 8 SATURDAYS
Evening star., 1951-08-30

CHEVROLET AS h-ton panel: in
excellent condition throughout;
guaranteed; terms arranged; SS45.
STOf1LMAN CHEVROLET
= 23rd, and M SITS. NV, MI. 1646.
FORD 80 Acton pickup; driven BY
its one owner; radio and heater;
guaranteed; terms; S995.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd and NJ SITS. NV. MI. 1916.
DODGE 80 h-ton panel; low mile
age. looks and performs like
r. new truck; o guaranteed; terms ar
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd and M Sts. NV, MI. 1646.
TRUCK VALUES
Ford 1h-ton truck. utility body. S296
~ GMC lh-ton c: q c. S645
'4S GMC h-ton pickup ---- S7a5
A6 Chev 1-ton panel S445
'46 Chevrolet Ha-ton PANEL S395
46 Intl 1z-ton van - S645
'46 White 2-ton c. a. c. S545
AS White 2.ton van S746
Al Dodge and Chev 1a-ton
vans in GOOD cond Ready to
go to work. 10 to choose .o..
GMC Truck & Coach Div.
80 M st. NE. NE. o5O5
Evening star., 1951-08-30

LOOK ThESE CARS OVER. YOU'LL
GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH. ALL
DEALINGS UNDER ONE ROOF IN
CLUDING PAYMENT. CASH, TERMS
Evening star., 1951-08-30

BUICK 80 Roadmaster Riviera coupe;
Dyna.; r. and h., Wv. tires. Cost
S2,O95. RELIABLE MOTOR CO,
lOl y; z: ave. ne; MA. 557l.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE

GMC Truck & Coach Div.
30 M st. NE, NE. 06O5
Evening star., 1951-08-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 40 conv. club coupe;
r. and h. seat covers, GOOD top,
Wv. tires. l owner; sold In Jan,
rsSG rstl: sS0So Il :fssb sisssI msss ses not down
a. GOLDEN, INC, 263 Carroll st.
NV, GE. 1903. ---31
CHEVROLET 194S Fleetmaster 2-dr.;
2-tone green: r. and h.. new tires,
fine motor; / owner, $995 cash or
1885 down. WOLFE MOTORS. 18th
: and =, x ! nv; Ex. 1852. 80
spevas aod sss Mastsr tsrs ds sss sen an
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. me-
CHEVROLET club coupe; de l., black;
new Jan. z, AS; r. and h., undercoatt,
Wv. tires, new seat covers. excel.
sonpletsiy sePSicsd. oWNER. !z sH.
CHEVROLET 1850 cdr. 5-pass. Sc
dan; gray. r.. and h.. l owner, low
milsage; written Guarantee: Sl,3gh.
CHEVROLET 40 club coupe; r. and
h., seat covers; car is absolutely
Der; S1.ss5, $4s5 down, bal. in
eeeLPpSSSSSi, S pSSi NC. aS;s $50 Carroll 8. s;v-
CHEVROLET 80 de luxe 2-dr. sedan;
real low mileage, tires like new;
one OF the cleanest cars in. the
IS mos at 6fe. SCHLEGEL q
GOLDEN. INC, 363 Carroll st. n.wn
GE. 33n3. III
CHEVROLET '4s 2-dr. sedan Fleet
master: r. and h.. seat covers, WV
tires. Runs like new. Sure We take
trades. S995. S335 down. bal. in
GOLDEN. INC. 263 Carroll st. NV.
GE. 1903. 81
CHEVROLET AZ Aero sedan equip.
$593. Why pay more? Oyer 100
CHEVROLET Al 2-dr.; good body;
clean inside; fine mech. cond.; S376,
terms. ST $3.50, 511 7th st. s.w.