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Evening star., 1952-07-01

been mentioned as the key to the
Indians 1852 pennant chances
Neither Lopez nor Greenberg has
given up hope he will provide
some long-ball hitting in the
stretch drive.
Lopez thinks Easter may re-
turn before the month is out
He said last night:
"If Luke has not regained his
batting form at the end of three
weeks, then he never will. Per-
sonally, I think he will snap
back and return to this club te
help us lot"
Luke, who came up to the
Indians from San Diego in Au-
gust. 1949. naturally was disap-
pointed. and just as naturally
wasn't in a position to say much
His comment was:
IF this will help me get m,
hittin' right again, then it'll heir
the team and I'm for it. Tn
looking forward to being bacl
real Soon."
Easter led the team in homer.
last season with q and drove
home 103 runs. The year before
he hit % homers and had 1Or
runs batted in. Although he hi
only .230 up to June l of the 1856
season, he finished the season al
.280 and last year averaged .27O
although crippled by q watery
knee.
This year. despite the lowest
tbatting average of any Cleveland
Evening star., 1952-07-01

ignoring his 1872 batting average.
I'D like to get in the game.
Of course" Yost said, ''but with
AL RoSen and George Kell on
the squad Casey is loaded with
third basemen." Yost would
have attended the game anyway,
as the Mats player representative.
They'll meet Monday and re-
quest, among other things, two
passes a game for every player
when they're on the road.
Despite his recent hot hitting,
Jensen expressed amazement at
his selection. "I hadn't even
given it a thought" Jackie said,
but it's a real thrill to make the
squad" t.. {. Traded to the Mats
by the Yankees, May 3, Jensen
said he doubted If Stengel gave
his approval to the deal. I'm
certain. from what I've learned
talking around, that the deal was
strictly front-of1ice proposition. :"
The Mats sturdy blond out
fielder says his development as a
hitter probably is traceable to re-
moval OF pressure. Il think q
young player breaking in with the
Yankees has it tougher than with
other clubs" Jackie said. 1.-THE
pressure there is terrific-it's
case of producing right from the
start or sitting on the bench. I
like to hit against right-handers
more than left-handers, but with
the Yankees I was benched against
pitching"
Jensen says he likes Stengel
personally, but doesn't approve of
his handling of young players.
when the count is 2 and O
or 3 and 1, he always has you
taking instead of hitting" Jackie
went on. "Bucky Harris gives you
a chance to swing under those
conditions"
Jimmy Dykes, the Athletics
manager, says Jensen's complaint
about Stengel's methods is justi-
fed and blames Irv Noren's fail
ure to hit with the Yankees par
TALLY on Stengel. +. I'VE played
Evening star., 1952-07-01
Pep Knocked Out by Collins
After Giving Him a Lesson

BOSTON, July / (P.-Tommy
Collins of Boston now is a mem
ber Of the group of boxing schol-
ars who have humbled their
tutors. A sparring partner for
Willie Pep not so long ago, he
gained a six-round technical
Knockout over the former feath-
erweight champion before $500
last night at Boston Garden.
For three rounds the willy Pep
gave the 23-year-old Collins a
boxing lesson. After that Collins
changed tactics and forced a face
to-face battle. Pep still was put
ting up a good battle in the fifth
until he stopped to survey the
damage after a two-fisted attack
on Collins head.
At that point Collins caught
Pep flush on the jaw with a left
hook to drop him. The bell rang
at the count of seven, and Pep
had to be carried to his corner
He barely made it out for the
sixth round. and the referee
stopped the fight after he had
been knocked down twice again.
Collins weighed 1902 and Pep
1854
Evening star., 1952-07-01
Casters Fate Depends
On Success Against
TripIe-A Pitching
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, July Luke
EaSter-such a big guy fans looked
for him to hit q homer every time
he came up-has left the Cleve-
land Indians for their minor
league farm club at Indianapolis.
The Indians optioned Easter,
their regular first baseman during
the past three seasons. to Indian
apolis last night on 24-hour recall.
In return. they bought Dave Pope,
27-year-old Negro outfielder from
indianapolis.
Whether Luke ever comes back
to the majors depends on his sue
cess against American Association
pitching in overcoming a slump
that dropped his batting average
to .208 and also made his fielding
unsteady.
Both Manager AL Lopez and
General Manager Hank Green
berg said they thought the g.
foot-4 Negro slugger would re-
turn. Earlier in the year Easter,
more than any other player. had
Evening star., 1952-07-01
BY BURTON HAWKINS

the Yankees the other day and
Stengel used Noren as a pinch
hitter against Bobby Shantz, "
Dykes said. "Noren couldn't hit
Shantz with a paddle and he
knows it. Stengel wasn't giving
him fair shake-not with several
hitters on the bench
available to use against a left
handler. He had Noren taking on
2-and-0 and 3-and-1 pitches.
operate on the same theory as
Bucky-you have to let 'em swing
at that fat pitch"
* X
Dykes calls Shantz the best
pitcher in the league, but admits
that when he first viewed him he
didn't like Bobby's chances.
when saw that little guy for
the first time I asked, Who's that
punk?' somebody told me he
was a pitcher and good one de-
spite his size !. said, he'd better
be good or he isn't going to stick
around long, =. Then I saw him
Evening star., 1952-07-01
Victor Over Willie Pen
To See Smith Battle
Flanagan Tomorrow
BY George Huber

Tommy Collins. the young Bos-
tonian who knocked out Willie
Pep, former featherweight cham
pion, In Boston last night, is ex-
pected to be on hand tomorrow
night when Gene Smith OF WASH
ington tangles with Glen Flana-
gan Of st. Paul at Griffith Sta
dium.
Collins bout with Pep was one
OF the series to determine an in
terlm champion, while Champion
Sandy Saddler is in the Army. The
National Boxing Association hope
now is to have Collins meet the
Smlth-Flanagan victor, with the
winner OF that proposed match to
take on the winner Of another
suggested bout between Fabela
Chavez of Los Angeles and
frankie Almond, the Canadian
champ.
Weights Still an Issue.
The question Of weights, already
an issue in this featherweight
elimination series, cropped upI
again last night when Collins
weighed 1904. well over the 1876
pound feather limit. FIanagan's
manager, Pinkie George, has ex-
pressed surprise that 126 was ex-
pected of his boy for tomorrow
nights fight. Smith, too, has been
a bit over the limit in recent
fights, but he is a smalliSh fighter
who easily can do 1876.
Smith will shoot for his 32d
straight victory in his return bout
with Flanagan. Glen was No. 80
when the District fighter won a
split verdict early in April, and
later Chavez became No. 81 with
a split decision loss to Smith.
During most of his career Smith
has been knockout artist with
the majority Of his victories won
in early rounds.
Smith Lacks Stamina.
His last two fights have gone
the limit, however. and Smith has
weakened in the late rounds. One
OF the reasons for his training out
OF town for this fight was to have
Trainer Whitley Bimstein
strengthen him for the late going.
The supporting card announced
by Promoter Goldie Ahearn for
tomorrow night is:
Jimmy Cooper against Ray Por-
tillo, featherweights, and Clarence
Hinnant against Claude Flagler,
middleweights. both for five
rounds; Eddie Gilchrist against .
Eddie Martinez, feathers; Red '
Gaddis against Walter Brown.
also feathers, and Jesse Gethers
against Dave Zimmerman, welters.
all four rounds. Action starts at
$3.50 pm. In case of rain, the
show will move to Uline Arena.
Evening star., 1952-07-01

pitch five innings against the
Dodgers in an exhibition and when
he had finished I said, I take
back everything I've said about
that little guy - he's a, real
pitcher"
ShantZ, who started the season
weighing las pounds. now weighs
139. More than 1000 Potts
town. Pa, fans will honor Bobby
with a night here July 18.
Sherry Robertson, late of the Mats
is batting 900 with the AS.
The Athletics are averaging less
than $500 customers at home
games.
Evening star., 1952-07-01

regular. Easter has hit II homers.
Rightfielder Harry Simpson.
who spelled Easter when Luke was
injured last year, will go back to
first again. Rookie Jim Fridley,
who bats right handed, and Pope,
a left-handed hitter who was hit
ting .348 at indianapolis. will
divide the right-field job.
Evening star., 1952-07-01
Tim Coss Sturs in Sturt
OF Tri-Stute Tennis
BY the Assoeiofed Press

CINCINNATI, July Tim
Coss, Swarthmore College student
from Washington, D. c., played
one of the finest matches yester-
day in the opening round of the
SD annual Tri-State Tennis tour
.nament. He defeated Jim Brock
hoff of Cincinnati, 3-6, 6-3.
Ga.
Brockhoff, a star high school
athlete, bafaed Coss at first with
his laundering volleys. But Coss'
GOODNESS and greater experience
enabled him to come back to win.
Evening star., 1952-07-01

LIE a 3 u e A / l.
Star squad by
Casey Stengel.
-. I'm having
a bad year so
far and didn't
dream OF get
ting on the
S q u a d." Yost
said, "but I like
it." It was
a nice gesture
by the Yankees
manager, w h o
is giving Eddie
some deserved
roooUnifion and
Evening star., 1952-07-01
AII-Sturs Add Two Irish

CHICAGO, July / (P.-Two
Notre Dame players. John Petit
bon, back, and Bob Toneff, tackley
have been added to the collegiate
squad for the All-Star football
game with the Los Angeles Rams
in Soldier Field August Is.
Evening star., 1952-07-01

PHILADELPHIA, July L.
Jackie Jensen and Eddie Yost
were surprised and elated at be-
ing selected on the American
Evening star., 1952-07-01

Today a year ago-Bob Feller
pitched the third no-hitter Of
his career as the Cleveland In
dians edged the Detroit Tigers,
81,
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18

FOR SALE-five adjoininglt t,
 beautiful wooded location '; Ton Mill Bay Road, $500 each.
 One large lot with cabin,
 $500. Also two bedroom
 modern fnlly furnished ,shome on two lots, $7, 900. t..Call Navy 492 anytime.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18

FOR SALE-Kenmore auto- matic washer and dryer, Westinghouse roaster with grill and 9 by 12 wool rug. Contact Panchot at Quon- set 439 Bells Flats after 5 pm weekdays and Saturdays and Sundays.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18
FACE 7

WANTED = Women help in crab cannery. $1.99 per hour. No experience necessary. Apply in person. Island Sea- foods. City Dock.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18
Clussifieds

FOR SALE-fishing boat, new engine, plus spare. Also Cook Inlet gear ready to go.
 Island Seafoods, City Dock.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-18

FOR SALE-1950 Chev. Bel Air with power glide. Also Universal 25 hp Marine en- zine just overhauled. Call Naval Station 209 or 61O. '
Evening star., 1952-10-06
INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

s BRICK ALLEY HOUSES. near 18th
sasb end x YoI; s.ru! Any oftsr Ea, considered;
approx. $3.50 not . cheap BLDG,
~. fSsfeS. ' ooGpsTEN 5HI sssasSnsadi skos.. S..
EE, 1888; eyes. ia: 2477. IS
gas heat: tenants pay ali utiis;
sekzDY a. 4 Son. 'iSIci 81. csi75S: e7ss.. Ss IT,
s:E.-New. 5-family. brick semidet.
One bedroom, tndiv. heat: on busline.
$35.950. equity cash. 10. 3-68S9.
s-sToRY BRICK BLDG.
IN excel. cond., mr.. Doctors Hospital.
income $11;1o0 now. win "a. p
Owner Own .. asking s., s92i 200. THIS 4 svs 8
INVESTMENT LfsTsiSSGSs wanted W i'm
mediately. Call Mamie Auerbach
for CONFIDENTIAL consultation. -AUER.
BACH CO. Dl. 65Ol. AID. 1907.
A LARGE 5O-RM. BUILDING suitable
for an organisation. club; or TO e:
on 9 prominent downtown corner.
PAHL Pay =. STONE; REsAddToR, ZEAL 1915
s.m sGsn esil al H;x Tx: 1854. sa 1873 before 10
LINCOLN PARK-Lge. house suitable
for rooming house business, can be
purchased very reasonably on cash
basis; house needs redecorating but
is otherwise In good condition.
sENf Myst Rs sslS soHo e settle estate. NEW
new SUBURBAN STORE BUILDING,
excel. opportunity for smart in
yestor: nets better than 111s; only
fsfss Pres :ne ass Ss CASH to pnS uN
rWo ADJOINING HOUSES. IL rms.
each. Ideal for rooming house or con-
valescent home, etc. Price, S1S,500
Evening star., 1952-10-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1861 2-door sedan; tan
leather uphol.;: up to 35 mi. per
gal; $795; 2-day money-back trial,
4-month written guarantee. HILL
Dealer INA. 9sbOJ. i114 Vermont
AUSTIN aHsi M "is4s English s.dr.; 30 1ood
ties .g9S .gSSd -. condt opnsd!t e sSod gas s nile
AUSTIN M 40 =; 4;ar.:o 10 low M mi. eqps: 4
Trial. Trial. + 4-month 'vy WEittsn (; GHarsntee; y
Ford Dealer NA. Ss5o). lila Yer
ATsTiiN4 %s3i 4'i; SO 4.dr.; htr., .qpd.. /
Back Trial, 4-Month written Guar
Oldest Ford Dealer tNz. $500.
AHsfM 1hRn ysr%9at 1S9ss 'ys yss5: NV 80 austin
JACK PRY. 14th d P SIS. Est. 1928.
ers; 1925. 10. 2-oI66 after 4: 80.
BUICK 1850 Super 4:dr: sedan;
now; low mi; excel. cond.; 81. .976.
BY OWNER, Vienna 22S-W. Ia
gUaS SsseT as4 clys ssss COUPE fes, rasS Ss
dov down: "RoPER". 18th and j :: I
BUICK HS; Il 10 Roadmsster: 4-dr.: r., h.;
Low mileage; perfect cond.; new WV.
sISsi3 siTss p; q ;4@S S cash 41S q best offer H
SsSssnj' sSSs s:s .ss f. =: r.
BUICK so hard-sop e-dr. Riviera;
$2.046: Super E:z Eye glass; very
clean. A.. Ho9FEsMIER's' 9FsI 9th aud Els.
stick. III; AZ: 1915, SasA' d. lux. .onvertib,.
heater. red lesther Sphoistery. Beau.
bank TOP. seeS. terms. :RopIR".
18th and r. ]. ave. ne. 7s
BUICK 81 hard-top .2-dr. Riviera
s@ger; eSISES sMo-tSne; et; S sapipped; SS'SgS. S'
BUICK 'b2 Roadmastsr Riviera coupe:
r. and h., DynafioW. elec. windows,
Wv: tires, de luxe upholstery.
beaut: 2-tone finish. This car driven
less <, sl' than n 500 miles. NIL ssye hundrsSs S9,
SASs g aG.ri is4s g. ao9lb as. b. neSs $3.50:
BUICK. 1912, dc luxe sedan: excel
lent condition: Sacrifices 1896.
Terms. ROPER. 18th snd 3; I.
BUICK =: is super eony.: pear, sray.
prac. new; interior spetlsss;. new
81 P sSSs. sRs hsas hss$ossoS ana pm. n v.:faass
Sunday, 10 s.m.-7 pm. .-7 :.
BUICK 81 2-dr. sedan; radio and
Si.SsS: SS E s.da9 9s1 monsS.bacE sa1b 10 tsisi. SSf.
4-month written guarantee. HILL
Dealer INA. ss50). 11Iz Vermont
sSIek OK; n:Hi 1850 SUPER s.d.a.s..: S green.
&C.; peri. cond:; 5000 nj: $i.675
or best of1er. ia. 7-e262. %
CADILLAC sedan 4-dr. % 1046:
dual radio. seat covers. heater and
sSsds nsx ss sun Ce ssSs oS%:r dsSr
.SeI; send:: $1,000. IA: 500: -
beautiful jet-blsck f1nish, :. and b..
Wv. tires; l owner; 5000 mi.
tbs car II perfect; Sl'4Sb. NA.
Cadillac 20 "e2" 4.dr.; 7. and h..
good tires: orig. glossy black finish;
exeel: meehan. conoa;; very clean IN
~ TOR .snn SALES. 1S4b que st. Nv.
cRDiIExS RDi ssxCS' 80 "ea.. 4-dr.: Eio r. h..
Hydra-Mstic: beautiful taiior-made
seat covers; 2-tone blue 1nish;
cHbzc 1aas Hs 8 & nE Ss pg 2ed.Ssess; sseo r. o l.,
tires; orig. navy blue finish; sbso-
HoYIE ]. Z = M3ToR nI2 ssso SAILS. 1s46 Cue
CHEvROLET 1915 4-dr. Elsstiips 90
dans excellent mechanical condition;
raM Ssaf covers: @ sedio ana & &hseter; Ss76.
rsPyiI ssPsy yiEIIt-rWIo WIos9 1Ss2; 2;...,,,. 3. /
1, sas sas h; hsS sest covers; ;l4ae w sTszcs9
CMEVRoLEF io41 4-dr. sedan, :. and
h. good tires, excel. '4S motor end
cssyaoseS sHesi SEE n BE oozz 4z.dr.. I.7s.e.|
trade: $500. "a. S-eSss. ~
Evening star., 1952-10-06

CONN. AyE.-Handsome once bldg.
occupies portion. Two sdd,t,onaii
% fiSoIs comprising 2 rms: foE lease
arm desiring permanent prestige
location on attractive terms. CO.
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
rooms PS f Tsss SsoTzER zSSs s.
DGPoNT S1Oi cISChR Saas eE oFficE slbS: hSI
12-story once bldg.;. 1346 Conn.
ave n;M, ofnces available. AD 5000.
car. parking lot in rear: next to
cah W. (. rRuNE RseSha[ wi. focs $500. leass s
SuITE-TMo large rms. .exeellently
furn.. Joint use Of reception room,
haRN n sax ai Ii,e: sy4ts. s ssss ssst location;
BOND BLDG, i404 N. Z. ave. NV
KASS.BERGER, INC, EM. S1O0.
- Professional bldg,
1000 II. once space or any part
Nc MoNp 81 p ssgq sEsggqPPERr. ioi7 7th .'s.
NORTH cAfTToL sT.-4-rm. suite
with bath; business or professional,
eau NO. 6601 Mon.-Fri.. "a Pm.
-S
OFFICE SPACE available adjoinins
Dupont Circle. Four small rooms, two
baths, approximately 700 square feet,
trance. xvaiiSSis November i. isSs.
Month to month basis or lease
q phone HU, 5000. ME; BRADFORD.
once on firSt fioor front. $50 pe1
mo-. Utilg incl. Call NE. S0ll
sT1p1o sHssn1o'ii iFioR DANCE or music 1Ia av.i,
on Conn. ave-. at Calvert st. Con-
tains 1,600 sq. e. ind win be avail
able IN 90 days. Please call Mr.
1H. 18th Sc. nv. " u 81. $500 $500. ~.
PRIVATE furnished room. use re-
caption room, for professional. Law
ONCE. 80 AlHAe Bldg. RE. SO67. q
Evening star., 1952-10-06

SPECIAL BARGAIN
Will Trade for Apt. Bldg.
Attention, Builders, specula-
tors and investors, 14S, 600
square feet, 1st commercial,
prominent corner facing
lge. Govt. bldgs. We have
recently had this parcel
zoned 1st commercial. It Is
ready for development. A
real location for q lge. shop
ping center. We have about
200, 900 %. It. additional in
this parcel not commercial.
This is q real location for
immediate development. Act
today to secure this bargain.
Attention, agents. b. M.
ODUM, Exclusive Agent, 931
H 1t. NV, RE. 5216.
y "a
Evening star., 1952-10-06
PROPERTY FOR RENT

SMALL WORKSHOP, downtown; also
storage space avail. 14o9 14th st,
nH MSp ssst%SHsRf s%. foob saS BSsSkERs;
a:ss Msns s.css tors fnG SIei al ;sRsi dssi
for once, plus storage; WIN Fe-
$sS:, s:s + sH's SfRsa;S s:s.'e2:1,s
sSsfkyill:' RSsky: &c. asss and water fufn,.a'd'
small s-rm. and basement row
house, LIST commercial, suitable for
real estate ONCE, mfgr.'s representa-
tive or contractor; low rent. Ii.
FOE FSsiIsi iIIssiAsELse,ooo 50. IT,. ss5-ft.
and once; gas heat. WIN build to
suit tenant; ideal for king :.size. one.
stop super service station; best
county; lew 1VSscs SiocHs OF r Key dsSH Bridse.
Lee blvds.; adj. new post once and
diner. Owner, 8: .: sPURRIER,
FOR LEASE In Arlington. LIST floor,
ice ana Warehouse: naSo.i ideal s'S' for con. Sa
tractor; packing area. OK. 2277
ENTIRE ELEVATOR BUILDING on
% 1000 su. IT. t. with iii good good retail store
or ticket once on ground fioor.
Suitable. for large national organiza-
tion. ticket once. CAN Mr. Holland.
II. O.. sMTTHY CO.. 81 18th st.
STORE BRICK. i725 Wise. ave.; stree,
level; bright and In excellent condi.
ton. 4 rms. and bath apt. on 2nd
mr.; full bsmt. Parking 4 cars rear.
reas. rent; good lease; avail. Nov: J.
JU. S-8220. -6
GA. AND N. H. AYES. NV.
Mod. 2-story bldg. (only yrs. old);
2.165 ,sq. It. Of store space on
ground door with mod. fixtures II
Ice. display windows; full End d
can be used for addtl sales hoor Of
storage space. full dry. bsmt.
Bryant a.-c. heating unit; wide
cali mWARD Z a 01siAp.s d. SHRiicH. tIIes ST 81
0460; after 2 p.m., TU, 1891. q
Evening star., 1952-10-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDsM0BILE. l941. de luxe sedan,
Sacrifice SSe5. terms. ROPER.
18th and r. I. ave. ne. 7s
0LDSMOBME 1851 Super "ss'' 2.
Or. sedan, gray; straight shift. r.
81 os turn een.s sh'; sae ets Ky S 9.siSs: ssiSs:
0LDsM0BTLE 1851 "es" Holiday do
luxe; r. and h.. seat covers, ETC.:
w.-w. tires, two-tone blue: original
owner. Must see to appreciate:
ioVS' SS;Ss0 az q esss sssz ofier' Owner leaving
0LDg 1850 "ss" convertible coupe,
beauty; tucs sf, ,ss5 s:n s-Sas sGS; monsya n aSa
antee, HILL q Sanders. Wssh.'s
Oldest Ford Dealer (NX. $500.
lila Vermont ave. NV. 81
PACKARD 40 de luxe "s" 4-dr.
ssssn ea SsS e'iESsss ss't SS SsasS .nd
rAckARD,. Si A1iii, AI iS4i, c4Oa; Sedan: beautiful
condition. Looks and runs like new:
gags. terms: ROPER. 18th and
rSCkASS 4; i asf; 1isi 1s1e limousine. 8 uas..:
hest Ssss .s,S .Gt,sr. Sy9 %2. 1895. Ss .,1a7,
sSsSsSS: VIZ SI5SSs$6 5Ss$ 81. SsoSriAc: A' 4sai
PIYMONTH 1867 cranbrook 4-dr.:
equipped; orig. owner: 1000 miles:
$1.S96 or best offer. AP. 77S1..
PLYMOUTH 1e4s; going overseas.
ss :s :na ssss ssss s';aa $780, Can ''Sssi ssi
riYMouTA r. RIO A. 1873 S5aO: :4-ar. sedan: low
Eag; Epaatleage; Like new; $l.Se5., ROYAL
ASSCss sssrss asc :v. z ssd5
rEYMoUrH. iSsnlosSr 1s4,, super de luxe
terms; $35 down. 'RoPER". 18th
saS 81 i s'' is1s. a. sOnv.r.,Dl. q club
@ sSnSit,on. Os s4s5. terms. a'' 'RSPEs". S5isas':
rESao1Ta Ssa s6a T. 80 sSs spseisi al d. lux. club
cps.; =. and h., blue. owner. 10000
Psss Ps' esr ess sSnd; s,sissi. sn:s oss.
rGYMSGTiH SS1ii 1912 de luxe; sra srsy:
state inspected; good tires; excel
lent .cond.; 1895. Phone IN.
rL7MHsoSuiTH 1851 club coupe: LII iishs
radio; $3.50: orig. owner. Call
PLYMOUTH 1S4S, 2-door sedan; r.
ss6 $780, n VA " Exceptionally SsPs good co9d':
|PIY%ouTTaa 80 . Special de luxe z-Sr.;
light green; heater. turn sig.. seat
covers covers 1900 i;00 nj: orig. oyner, very
with heater; SS. 600 miles; excel excel.
tires and finish; 81. $50. OR. T6S7.
PONTIAC 1e4e 4-dr. sed.: dark blue.
Suy seas s7SS SsS!eEs sdsy ysfs sss3
HILL Hill @3nsD saNbESs M,'1sn Mash ossst
Ford ], y ,5s ,Pssie5s d1{}I2 Vermont ave.
sT1bEisxAkEss aiHi EiNAi Ess'9:s }ss1 4-door nS Land
s::;::: 81 S vii sssss s'sss: NJ
sTUDESAKEk 1850 1885, h. and o.d..
IdssSoe dsS oezse SSH cSnS GslrGi S .y. SrouqS Price:
sTUbEBxK8ER 1881 Champion TG club
coupe; 81. 1896. Very clean. HORN
ERs 9th and Fla. ave. ne. AT.
sTUDEBAKER 1851 convertible. r.-
dio. climatizer. tan canvas top, Co
i owner, 81, ,soS. Beaut. ccnd. Or.
sTUSEsAkER sTfsa saiSf Gi%i fs6o Champion; IS very
heater; one owner, leaving; $3.50.
We. 7700. Ext. 146, week end and
STATION WAGON 81 Ford coun-
try SQUIRE: oyerdrive.. r. and h.: ST.
sgS. slaQ lHaoQRNER's' 9th and Fla. re.
|PvT. PARTY-(8 1881 cars, CRev.
convertible, power glide, radio and
heater. 1000 mi: $2.125, Chrysler
club coupe, windsor. under 10000
0msc radio TSrd Snd eat.n sod TGad m
$2, 1876. All cars in excellent cond.,
just like new. Call Mon, MRS.
MATEY. ST. 6533. --6
Evening star., 1952-10-06
STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON, this store contains over
fHssilities. Cal II, ALBERT H. COHEN
LOCATION WITH A FUTURE-New
shopping center. hardware, cleaner.
peosuty ppssTior' barber shop. Call
BETHESDA - store with 100 cor
parkins lot in rear. Next to self:
s!yase ". K rs1Ss r1s15Rddz vi. aG's sos. 5e:'' Gan
IR-CONDITIONED STORE. 1850 su.
#. incl. bsmt.: reasonable rent, un.
limited business possibilities; excel.
downtown location. Trans-Lux Bldg,
HMn. a4fn sf; "a ct a. y. Z. ave. VICTOR Ca
FULLY EQUIPPED GROCERY STORE,
doyntown, ready for business. Low
1904 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-16x71.
street. KAss:BERdER. Nc.. EN-.
SlssY M.eARTHuR BLVD. NV
Il s$ only. ''1ssi Cain aspefs M. RoHEs. N E.
VICINITY MEDICAL CENTER-Two
Servel. conditioned and gas-
1O12-1014 18th ut. NV. %
FALLS CHURCH. approx. 2Ox6o #.
On Lee highway; ample parkine;
reasonable rent. IA. 1920. JE.
3-7494.
THOMAS CIRCLE, on l4th st.-store
or of6ce. containing 1000 50. IT,,
plus balcony of 400 sQ. IT,. and
garage. for four cars; suitable for
real estate. insurance or distribution
type business. Call Mr.. Holland,
II. q. SMlTHY CO.. S11 18th st.
NV, ST. $500. %
sIx-sT0RE SHOPPING CENTER in
West. Hyattsville, has opening for
beauty. variety or kiddies' shop;
LOCO sq. It. Of space; ample park
ing: CAN Mr. Holland, II. O..
SMI5HY I51HHoYo CO.. s11 10th st. NV,
sii'S1 i'si issS 81 St: N:M.:-DesizssI. los.-
,Ss Ssii i, ,H2SsSSY SS RSP, 81; 41ss; 70 $$.s'
extended; for barber shop. appliance,
chtldren's shop. delicatessen or any
other type OF business. OR. $3.50.
14sh AIS ST., = dSd below " Rhode b = Island sye-
7SS PARK is. seSMAieat Si included.
safeway;- DAVID e. BARRY CO..
Evening star., 1952-10-06
BOATS

TROLLING FOE ROCK. trout. blues;
Hsrrins Bay: Bloody f.: sharps,
GAIT. KING. WA. 11Ss. '
BOATS, at sacrifice prices: brand
new. uncrated; used only as out.
side. display. All nationally ad:
vertised: wood. fiher glass and
metal. Models include outboards,
TO sell. No lay-aways, terms 4
desired. Must take immediate de-
livery. Free delivery within 80 mi
radius. g. KING FULTON. INC,
sos Maine ave. s.w. Elk. S406
STAR, No. 0s2, excellent condition:
stainless steel Figging; bargain, $3.50
OIL. O022.
WANTED-2nd-hand nat bottom row.
beat; II IT,: good condition. Oh
Evening star., 1952-10-06
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

WANT TO SELL your house for cash
and quickly7 Il so, call Mr.. Terms,
DE. T746. Prompt free appraigals
and d.ngs sCmpstsnt to adyiss' Tns az REAIIS aa56
MoDERN. clean. 2 or 3 bedroom
lIocation: H1ye 4; sgbstantisl Is =. a. ssss ssss.
I WILL PAY You CASH for your
SS9s 9se assons AK lpcfsaon S sscl 81.
WILL PAY. ALL CASH for small
Owner only. Wa. 41O6. %
MR. Lig8 pays ali cash for your home.
$685.; ssss: evenings. aS wo. sss7.