davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-03-16

The Stamp Corner
By james WoIdo Foweetf

"
Postmaster Albert Goldman Of
New York has suggested q series
Of stamps to be added to the
Heroes Of Peace set in honor Of
"those who chavez established
foundations to promote the we'll
being of mankind throughout the
world through the advancement
of knowledge" He mentioned
John D. Rockefeller. ST.; Henry
Ford and Andrew Carnegie. The
name of Andrew w. Mellon cer-
tainly should be added to the list
in recognition Of his endowment
of the National Gallery of Art and
Che Mellon Institute of Industrial
Research. Among other philan-
thropists deserving of considera-
ton would be: George Peabody, !,
John Pierpont Morgan. sr. and
jr.: George Eastman, Henry WAL
ters, w. w. Corcoran, julius Ros-
|enwald, John D.. Rockefeller. jr.:
Walter Loomis Newberry, John
Heron. Thomas Barlow Walker, !,
William Rockhill Nelson, Henry
E. Huntington and Henry Clay
Folger.
The General Services Admins
tration Stamp Club will meet in
room 6340. GSA Building, Nine
teenth and E streets NV. tomor-
row evening at $3.50. An auction
|of stamps donated by members is
scheduled. Visitors welcome.
Columbia Post No. 833, Veterans
|of Foreign Wars, unanimously has
Endorsed the projected stamp for
the American forces fighting for
freedom on the Korean front.
More railroad stamps are indi-
Gated. The Baltimore g. Ohio
having been accommodated sets q
precedent for other lines.
The Treasury Department has
ruled that copies Of Sir John VIII
sons book on the royal stamp col
lection at Buckingham Palace
will be admitted to the United
States through customs even
though they do contain full
color illustrations of demonitized
stamps.
Canada may bring out a Queen
Elizabeth stamp, showing her
majesty with her two children.
The Woodbridge Stamp Club will
assemble at 2206 Rhode Island
avenue NE. tomorrow evening at
%. Business meeting and auction.
Public invited.
The new 80-cent air mail stamp
will be placed on f1rst-day sale
at Honolulu, Hawaiian Territory,
Wednesday, March 26.
A commemorative for the ses-
quicentennial of the admission Of
Ohio to the union almost GER
tainly will be issued on March /,
1853.
Jamaica on March 5 issued two
stamps for the Boy Scout jam
Evening star., 1952-03-16
o5th Division Unit
Has District Chapter

Ninty-flfth Division veterans
were entertained by Col. and Mrs
william c. Shure, former division
chaplain, at a buffet supper at
the VFW Clubhouse, 1900 New
Hampshire avenue NV. last
Tuesday.
A washington chapter Of the
95th Division Association, with
headquarters in Chicago. was or
ganized.
Interested veterans are urged to
contact either Mai. Gen. Harry l.
Twaddle, U. s. A.. retired, 971e
Elrod road. Kensington, Md, OF
Arthur II. Rice. 2231 California
street NV. for further ir1forma-
ton.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
OES Activities
| In LocuI Chapters
Chapter activities are:

GIldptCI uCtlt1tkCO dICs
Lebanon - Tuesday, associate
might and entertainment.
Federal - Tuesday, Friendship
Club with Mrs. Barnard Furr;
"wednesday, Home Board with
Mrs. Helen Wheeler; Friday. En-
baSsy Dairy luncheon. II am.
Acacia - Tuesday, entertain
Iment.
Joppa Lodge-Wednesday, mems
might. Members of Joppa and
lPetworth Lodges will be guests
The grand master will be honored
Esther - Thursday. Dramatic
Club to present Mrs. jenkins
Bright Idea"
Columbia Tuesday. obligation
might. ~ - .,'s9'.. Z : . :. 2
st. John's-Monday, reception
Evening star., 1952-03-16

boree Caribbean games. The val
ues are I'd and Cd and the de-
sign includes vignette of King
George vi, a map inclosed in a
fleur-de-lis, clusters of tropical
fruit and the royal crown.
w. ]. Eek, Washington philate-
list and world traveller, and his
wife, were in Cape Town. South
Africa on February 81.
Paraguay has brought out a set
of eight air mail stamps to mark
the fifth centenary Of the birth Of
Christopher Columbus. The main
design shows the casket in which
the discoverer's remains are sup
posed to rest at Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic. Values and
colors are: 10 centimos. blue; 20c,
green; soc. violet; 40c, orange; soc,
brown; guarani, blue; 2g,
orange; 5g, brown.
The Scent Lafayette stamp will
go on sale at Georgetown, S. c.,
June 13. 1t was near that town
that the gallant French ally OF
George Washington landed on
June 13, 1777.
Myron Rullman, ST., has COM
piled the following list of post Of
fees in the United States having
names relating to the alphabet:
B, Bee, KY, Nebr., Va; BIB, Beebe,
Ark. Ill: CIV, Gee Wee, Tex; d,
Dee, Oreg.; FE, Effie. La, Mimi;
G. Gee. KY; H, Aitch. Pa; j. Jay,
Fla, Me-, N. Y. Okla; JIM, Jay
EN-, Wyo.; Us. Jayess. Miss; JY.
Jaywye, Mo-: KC, Kaycee, Wyo.;
OLA, Della, Md: OK. Okla. w. Va;
OK, Okay, Ark, Okla; PD, Pee
Dee, N. c.; PD, Peedee, s. c.; PL,
Pc Ell. WASH: T. Tea, s. Dak.;
TGS, Teges. KY.
The Annapolis Stamp Club will
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Bridge Players
By Moreoret l. Fisher

Ichan-Dr. w. s.. Benedict rated
the double awards. their runners
Iup In the two Mitchell sections
being E. q. Harris-J. r. McGhee.
1t. Col. John Geddes-Paul Neff,
r. A. Ashton Charles johnson and
Michael Michaels-Vic Zeve.
In the non-winner game, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Barnard, Thomas
A. Laf1ey-Robert Pasternak de-
llivered high scores. seconds going
to Louis Fruitman-R. E. Mullen
and Rita Levi-T Thomas Snyder.
Big event Of the year for Wells
distaff set is slated for next Sat-
urday. It's the Women's Auxil-
iary's annual pair championship,
Ipopularly known as the Bennett
Cup match. The contest, open to
members only, follows the BIZ
monthly business luncheon meet
ing at the Burlington Hotel. Host
esses are Mrs. j. r. Belt, Mrs.
Lester Gibson and Mrs. Myrtle
Mcmahon.
Master points were the bait at
four local clubs last week. AT
Agriculture Clubs Saturday mat
inee, Mrs. Dora Schwartz Harold
Dahlbeck and Clara Mercer
Daryl Williams were the winners.
Mrs. Marianne Boschan-Sue CAN'T
and Hardee Allen Miller Roberts
the runnersup. The same night.
Mrs. Stanley Beasley Francis
Drake and Sue Gannt- -Frieda Ken
yon led at the Chess Club. sec
onds to Mrs. Mildred Linderman-
Harold Dahlbeck and Mrs. Ida
Terrant-Dr. j. p. Snyder.
At the Wright Club on Sunday,
1t. Col. and Mrs. D. D. Brodie
tied with DR.. N. A. Brigham-J.
Fred Staver for Howell master
point awards, Mrs. Elizabeth
Sheehy-W. r. Garrett trailing
closely. The Sheehy- Garrett COM
bination turned out a big top in
Ms position at the Count Club
master-point game Tuesday night,
with Mrs. Dora Schwartz-Mrs. w.
B. Russell their runnersup. E-W
first spot ended in a tie between
Is. B. Brummitt-G George Robertson
and the John G. Kunkels.
Penthouse Bridge Leaguers at
the Federal Security Administra-
tion wound up their seventh 10
game individual average series on
March 6 with Gene kaufman the
winner and Eugene Davidson the
runnerup. Next series starts with
the March 20 contest. Top scores
i in the March 6 Mitchell fell to
| Davidson Kaufman with q 66 per
cent game and Lenore Brown
John Alexander. Herman Fink
Henry Wells and Mrs. B. B. Jones'
Paris Keener placed.
Other local winners last week
included:
AoRIcULTuRE CLUB. Mar. i'll. Mrs..
Mildred. Linderman.DouEla qroves
1. Mrs. Mildren Downham-Mrs. J. g.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

for Iva Toone, associate grand
conductreSs. Entertainment.
Treaty Oak7 Monday, Home
Board with Mrs. Chandlee Pidg-
con
Brookland-Wednesday, Connie
Field will be hostess to the past
matrons at home of Elsie Milstead
Bethany - Friday. meeting
March 26. 1890 pm, Sunshine
luncheon with Ziolet Fleming.
Ruth-Monday, honoring Feb
ruary. March and April birthdays
Martha-Tuesday, Home Board
with Mrs. Edith Haughey; Friday,
Naval Lodge members and fami-
lies, guests; Home Board tour
New York City, Hyde Park. West
Point, May 30-June l. Contact
Mrs. Beulah Schwartz. The Past
Matrons' and Patrons Association
elected: Mrs. Cleta Morrison,
president. and Robert Little. vice
president.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Next Sunday Washington team
fans will go to Baltimore for the
third attempt to wreSt the James
q. Stone trophy from the Monu-
ment City forces. Baltimore
players, twice winners of the cup.
have challenged Washingtonians
to a two-session match. initial
round to begin at pm. at the
New Howard Hotel. 10 Howard
street.
Ten teams will be filled in or
der Of applications received, ac-
cording to Vic Zeve. local chair
man. Entries should be made
through him at National 1876;
Mrs. Margaret L. Fisher. Adams
1860. or Paul Golden, Columbia
1896. Mr.. Golden will referee the
intercity match. The Stone
trophy will rest with the winning
unit, but the top team nets sub
stantial master point awards in
the board-a-match play.
In Richmond last week end,
David Murray, prominent local
bridge star, set breath taking
pace in the open pair event Of
the Richmond Bridge Associa-
tion's spring classic. Paired with
William Woodson Of Burlington.
N. c., Murray chalked up 70
per cent game in the qualifying
round and a II per cent game
in the finals to sweep the 62-pair
field with a 60 match point mar
gin.
Finishing in the master point
division of the opens were Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond j. Fetzner,
fifth, although Mrs. j. r. McGhee-
Charles Lovenberg and Mrs. M. L.
Fisher-James G. Stone, winning
sections tops, and Mrs. Florence
Millspaugh Richard Freeman,
Charles Johnson Henry Stearman,
section .runnerSup, performed
creditably in the qualifying round.
Gale Allen-John Holman and the
Roger Wrigleys were winners in
the open consolation game Sat-
urday night.
Another triumph was scored for
Washington forces in the team
match on Sunday when Mrs.
Jenny Bryant, r. j. Fetzner. J. r.
McGhee and Michael Michaels led
the 18-team field with 80 wins in
81 matches. This was Mrs. Bry-
ants second team victory within
a week. David Murray and North
Earolinians Woodson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Holderness, were close
seconds with 291a wins, while an
other D. c. team, Mrs. M. L.
Fisher, j. G. Stone. George Black.
A. K. Darby and Kitten Rockwell.
the latter of Luray. Va. took third
awards with 20 wins.
Top scores were worth two
master points for four duos in the
winners contests at the Wash
ington Bridge League last Wednes-
day. Mrs. j. r. Belt-Mrs. Agnes
Fischer, Mrs. Anna Kaplan-Robert
Reynolds, William Jacoby-Jerry
Kibbey and Mrs. Marianne Bos-
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Other local winners last week
included:
AGRICULTURE CLUB. Mar. i'll. Mrs
June Hodgkins-E. M. Kenis0n.& 2. MIS-
Mildred Linderman-Douglas Groves.
1. Mrs. Mildren Downham-Mrs. ]. q
Evening star., 1952-03-16

w. j. Eek, Washington philate-
list and world traveller, and his
wife, were in Cape Town, South
Africa on February 81.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

The model for the scent Grand C0ulee Dam
the reproduced herewith Slated to sale at Grand
Couee Wash, ercusiDey May IS, the stamp shoos
Oeo OF the dam, irrigation farmer at toork and
transmission line and toDers Fday fans should
their eaddressed envelopes to the postmaster Spokane
Wash
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Ss.esbogrne. {. Mrs. John deddes-Mrs. phamie
IA1SSfpstklEws CLUB. Mar. Ill. Col. and
Mrs: p; 3. White, MAI. w. D. Castie-Lt.
srodie. Mrs. Mls y; csToen:sr Got snd MTs. ..D p 2
ARLINGTON DUPLICATE Cr.uR. Msr
I'll. 1t. Col. and Mrs John Geddes.
Mrs. 2. 2. Brodie-Mrs. Edward Hruby tied
with J. Fred stayer-Lewis @. Tubbs.
CAvENDISH CLUB. Mar. Ill. Ben
Kom- Robert REYNOLDS. 2. Or. Lewis Lang
CHESS CLUB. Mar. 6--I. Frieda Ken
grns sSnnW GMsFrets M1s b;.i. Mr. and MIS- ESssr.
lMalsmith. Mrs. =. A. st. John-Mrs. T. Z.
coMAaIssIoNED OFFICERS MESS
BRIDGE CLUB. Quantico, Mar. -.
Frteda Kenyon.Lt. A. C. Cecere. Q. Mai.
Ic. 8. stewart-capt. q. J. Collins.
FEDERAL BRIDGE LEAGUE, Mar. TO-
!; ": RsiTsns;R. G, Teylor, Margaret
Robertson Williams. Is. 0a'"Ai sslor-
GAO BRIDGE LEAGUE. Mar. 1O-i.
Mrs. y. r. Belt-Mrs. John Vanderschaaf.
MIS-. Herman Fink Henry Wells. 2. Lenore
WsLGsWsn-HsIye Wssssr MnS, Moniey. MIS- Helen MacKay-
11ss dssSs: M:
lC: e Meissner-Mrs. Dors schwarts. 3. g.
Mrs. Harry Packard-Mrs. Alice Wilson. :
WALSH CLUB. Mar. 81. Douglas
Groyes-E. a; Ward. Mrs. Eva slater John
mnaryills. naloths ~ Rits Leyi.p R. Anderson
Mrs wRIGHT axSIE. CLIP Mar f. 1S1 M. NJ and
Henry Pao1fni. , -. =. -'''f .
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Bridge coIendor

TONIGHT-4Wright Club, 6317 Blair
road; pair game fopen). q.
TOMORRO RROW-Federal Bridge League,
1900 New Hampshire: team and pair
games (0penl, 7:45. Wright Club. mas
Ter Ter point point, pair game topen). tcall
TUESDAY-Agricuiture Club. 1855 Euclid;
pair game (openD. 7:45. AndrVvs Air
point pair game. 7:45. Cayendish Club.
1921 K; pair game lopen). 9; Count
Club. 1914 seventeenth: pair game
WEDNESDAY - Stephan Studio. 1856
Euclid; master point pair game (open),
1890. Washington Bridge League,
willard Hotel: master point pair game
lopen). 7:46. YMCA. 1856 @; rubber
THURSDAY Alexandria Bridge club,
lopen). 7:45 lcaii TE. .40o5). Chess
Club, Gordon Hotel: pair game. .7:45.
Penthouse Bridge League. Federal Sc
curity Administration North Building;
FRIDAY--Arlinston Duplicate Club. 41a
70 sopen5. s:15. Stephan % Studio. pair
sATTsDaY sams tGPen,iw en- iwbL 5 women's Auxiliary.
Burlington Hotel; business meeting,
11:30, luncheon. pair championship.
Chess Club. pair game. 5:45. walsh
Club. 1923 Twenty-second; pair game
7s4b.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

have comprehensive hobby show
at Carvel Hall Hotel March 27
and %.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
PRICE REDUCED
604 VAN BUREN ST. NV.
OPEN SIINDAv o rO a

Detached brick, living room. fireplace
dining room, kit; End mr., 8 bedrms.,
toilet; oil heat: garage. FRANK nj
SULLIVAN, D1. 3434, WO. 4153.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
3711 MILITARY RID.

S23.95O
This b-bedroom. 3-bath older home.
situated on an 11.365 50. It. lot,
Is close to Conn. ave. Blessed Sacra-
ment Grade. Jr,, and Senior High
Schools. 1st a. has beamed ceiling
Iiv. rm.. din. .rm., kit, pantry and
breakfast nook: 2nd q. has 4 bed
rms, 2 baths. stairs to heated room
on third floor; lge. side porch; Gear
garage; maids rm. and bath in
6smt. Home needs redecorating
to offers. Directions: Out Conn
ave. to Military I'd. and right TO
our open sign.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
WESTGATE RAMBLERS
5109 ALLEN TERRACE
$19.750


Sparkling new det. brick rambIers.
beautifully built and tastefully dec
GRATED. Situated close to elem
school and located In one of the
tlnest residential areas in the coun-
tion area. combination liv. din rn
With fireplace. large modern equip
kitchen, 3 excellent bedrms. and
modern @ tile bath. Excellent closets
tool shed. Exceptionally good flnan-
ing, Come out today and take your
cnolce OF B homes ready for i'm
mediate occupancy.
Out Mass. ave. ext. to
Baltimore ave, right on Baltimore
ave. 8 blks. to Allen ter. left on
Allen ter. bear right enc block to
w. B. WRIGHT
REALTOR. EXCLUSIVE RrruDrp
6O2l Wis Ave NV EN- Ean1s
Evening star., 1952-10-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

rm. semidet. brick; gas heat; full
hSmt.; small down payment. For
appt.. call LII T-lh27 or LA R.AflAd
Evening star., 1952-10-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

COLORED-l3th AND BUCHANAN
terms. Mr.. BRoWNE. RA. 605s. s.
COLORED 5-rm. frame house
st. NV. Call Ma. 1919. -
COLORED-vARNUM ST, mr.. 18th.
close to Rock Greek Park. Det. A.
bedrm.. 3 baths, spacious brick home;
presd y5s or mmed sss Ssas tae tsrm
" CLIFFORD sHERTzER. RE. 22O1.
COLORED-Unit block Rhode Island
ave. NV. Brick dwelling: owner
occupied: house in Al cond.; con-
tainS 8 floors and full bsmt.. baths.
on 2nd and 3rd floor. and shower
6ath bath. IN a., ,bsmt Saa electric lights, auto
session. House size viii suggest
goi,a good income to you IN addition to
sOed spect 0Gn ca oiE6 GF6RGs sHsFtfrs soRER T9 in
{SSi; dSSo s4s Indiana ave. e NV. R'sz: IA:
COLORED-COLUMBTA RID. and
18th area. Lge. .3-story brick home.
Apt. on 1st fl. Of lge. reception rm.,
Nv; rn., din. rm., kit, bedrm. !;
bedrms. and 2 bathrms. on upper
mrs; bath and finished rm. in bsmt.
open sun decks. Excel. income. Part
~ furn. Small down payment, bal
Ike rent. INEZ CUSHARD, OR.
COLORED-13O 8 ST.-s rms: oil
heat, hardwood mrs. gar; SIN. down
payment. LA. 6-4044. NO. O829.
COLORED-350O blk. Park I'd. NV.
Vacant. 6 rms, full bsmt., S15,95O.
$l.75O down. 300 blk 18th st. e.
Lovely row. brick, refined neighbor-
hood; substantial cash. AD. 3s49.
CoIoRED LOOMING HOUSE bust
ness for sale. $500 cash; 10 rms;
$500 mo. inc. JU. 7-6109.
CoLoRED-41 SHERMAN CIRCLE
OPEN SUN. 90
Attractive brk.. s rms. incl. breakfast
room and large sunrm.; garage: ex-
55SS5ENsoN 5S5E' CO. ma: 1856; Ewes pE.
COLORED-Grant Circle N.W.-This
spacious 6-rm. brick house is in i'm
throughout. hardwood floors. bsmt'.
auto; heat; garage: Reas. priced.
Mr.. Bradley, DE. 1862.
410 N st. N.W.-Lovely brick home,
formerly used as doctors of1ce and
residence. In excel. cond. Mod
Kit. and bath. Priced right.
700 Block Shepherd st. N.W.-Colo-
nial brick: Six spacious rms, fun
cellar. Close to schools and shop.
ping center. Price unbelievable.
1900 Block varnum st. N.w.-A most
attractive. Six bedrms., Ia baths.
Don't miss this!
Beautiful corner brick and stone, 3
stiSory, siS rms, 2Ea baths. hot-water
Park rd. The price win SUR surprise
you. Mrs. Hayes. NO. 1893.
Beautiful 7-rm. tapestry brick home,
on Grant Circle nr. N. H. ave. NV.
Hot-Water gas heat, hardwood floors.
Price and terms, call Mr.. Williford,
Six rms, tiled bath. 2 porches Easy
.erms, Nr. 3th and Buchanan.
Mr.. Thomas. NO. 1909.
Nr: 9th and French sts. N.w.-s
rms; baths. oil heat. garage,
nnlshed G5 bsmt. Mr.. Parks. IT,, DE.
NJ: Howard University. overlooking
porch. fun celiaf.' TGAi Terms to 'tSht sait
you. Mr.. Parks. jr., DE. 1852.
First Commercial-Six rms, hot
water gas heat. Ilth st. at You
NV; Only S12,950. Terms. Mr.
THOMAS w. PARKS CO., DE. 11eo
cdGsL1oRIED.NEAR ds1 r! 10Th and Critten-
brick home. 4 rooms on 1st fioor
reasonable price and terms. ST
| 1896. JU.. S-4296. Brokers' CO.
| operation invited.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
4535 RENO RID. NV.

Bran spanking new; 3 bedrms.. q
are twin siZe) Ia baths. full bsnt..
screened-in side porch, sep. din.
rm.. solid concrete driveway; near
Bureau Of Standards. Shown by
sppt at any time. S2s,95O with
excel financing
Evening star., 1952-03-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYSLER 40 Windsor sed.: WV.
tires, I; and b.; excel. eond.; S1,650.
cHRxsLIh 1889 Royal; clean; sSe5.
II; 4.S953. "a
mirror. undercoated; actually driven
Call for demonstration. Only 81 1916.
2-day money-back trial, 4-month
written guarantee. HILL q SAND
ERS, WaGsh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
ckoAsLgEsY2 Is station geTmSnI Waeon avs With
HSsog; HS' g5;ss5in1 = excel condition. $500.
CROsLEY 40 station wagon; Just
majored; $685.. Can be seen at
cA1si9Y Ak; 5els ,Ig Or ST; ssI9: ..- 2
signals; good cond.; $500. GL. 4792
after IL pm.
CR0SLEY 80 station wagon; dark
blue; :. and h.; up to 40 miles per
back trial. 4-month written guar
antee; HILL & SANDERS. wash. IS
30idess 30I1es Ford Dealer tNA. $500, 11I4
excellent throughout. SsI5; p is43
2sSorr' 2sSSoor' new paint, new tires, ex.
aEgloEs5 aE. 'oES75. INC" Jo. 7-eoso; eyes
cIk,ossLEY ,ss y 1e47; motor 10 mo. old;
soTo e cfs1 $50 o0sa eonv wa eaups ses4 4ood
METRoPoLfTFAN a MoToRs, ereSs S4YisSj gsoGj
DE SOTO 1851 a-door Custom; syery
access; low mileage; must sell to
settle estate; s2.ls5. IA. ASA.
DE SOTO 1s4s de luxe sedan; r. "a and
h, visor. beaut; inish, orig. owner;
rS 81 ,I50; J60o AZ; 1929 eyes. 3
MARYLAND MOTOR SALES, 4iSi
II. /. ave-, Brentwood, Md. AP. 1870.
DE SOTO 1s47 blue 4-dr. sedan; r.
ano n. n:. Wv: tires, sun visor; $795
apt. 25 0ss' s Jo. ene5 5.1ss7i! eiis 4th St Sc
DE SOTO 1897 4-dr.; new brakes and
eond.: 500. S 'tdis GR. 49sffo a sfo0o running
DE SOTO 1941 conv. club coupe;
JUa JJ9Unnins 9ls55ss ssssnd'' $3.50 or best offer.
DE soTo Is41 4-dr. custom; tires,
SssSx $SS5; will finance $500. Ju.
DODGE 1851 4-door coronet; oyro-
dr;ves Magsc ,,tn many extras. Looks and
car garaged, beautiful blue blue paint: t
rIg orig; owner; $2,1S6.. OV. 1915 s.
II n, eaE in good cond.; $3.50. Cali
DODGE 1887 4-dr.; new paint lob;
motor Just rebuilt, excel. transp. !;
$$lgS; $ssr VIII finance entire price. JU.
DODGE 1887 4-dr. sedan: heater. neat
new seat covers, good tires; good
DODGE 1862 Sierra sta. wagon; met.
green, r, h., Gyro:; 1000 mi; still
in gparantse period; save over $500,
sacrifice, So, OBS. JE. 3-9542. .
DODGE '46 custom Cdr: blk. r. and
h; $685., ACE-HI AUTO SALES,
n13N. az y. Z; ave; NV. RE. 2S4S.
SS9yers. 900 miles. $1,795. Cali
DODGE 1887 coupe with new motor;
runs and looks like 1851 car: r.
CAR af wHo$ssiERsB $ssf sB554fREHSSgRa 5f5a sIaa9Rss
pSBSE sa5S Enc.zs5aoss 4zs5; $ ,,5al and b, h;
Psoord. 1886 Wis. ave. NV, OR.
Do1GE sS3e ,sg 3c4,d 4,dr;; Sc; T. and h !;
sSPP9o5gO, $685. wis. ave. NV, Or.
DODGE 1850 wayfarer; 1000 miles:
daTk TaI green; $1,000 or best offer
DODGE 1910 2-dr.; good paint CO.
ing in service. $345 or best offer.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Additional
Automobile
Ads on
Following
Poee
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1949 convertible; green,
1000 mi. new top. fully equip;
3g orig owner; $1.275 or best offer.
CHEVROLET 1850 styleline de luxe
S-dr. sedan; custom radio. uphol.
and finish like new: special. S1.295,
CAR CAR wIoLEsALERssl sai[ ssls415PEHssHRa s15S siaaeRs
burg I'd. ne.
CHEVROLET 1947 Fleetmaster sed. ;
I. ana D., motor completely over
S1g5; BLApENsBURG CAR WHOLE
SALERS, 2150 BladenSburg I'd. ne.
gain ao Sl66. JE. 3-15s0; Sun. JE.
CHEVROLET .1946 Fleetline 4-door.
S;,,T. c,, !. and h.; S695. EDGEMOoR
ave; NV, OR. SO93. --~'--
CHEVROLET l948 Fleetline Aero
seaan; sa1a dark blue; r; and h.. slip
owner; $3.50. CHI. 1900, EXT. b4s
after 10 am.
CHEVROLET 1941, good condition, r
and h.; $175 cash. Ii. 6-55b6.
CHRYSLER 40 New Yorker 4-dr.:
+: and h., seat covers, automatic
trans. low mileage, very clean. /
MAJOR MoToRs M5fT3aasOus s4So SSooius stysf sflsS. fa
Alex. :. va. XII. s-4o7i. Open Sun, a.,
CHRYsLER 80 Royal sedan; radio.
heater, AUTOMATIC transmission,
beautiful o-tone finish. immaculate
carefully driven one-owner car.
PlymOuth Ply ao. GEM. 47os). $500 Wiscon-
CHRYsLER. late 1s47 4-dr, sed: ed
and h., fluid drive, 4 brand new
TS1W. TSsOWH. tires, excel. cond. $1,075.
Va! ysoo TE' T!oFeass fsss, dr. Apt. 4. Alex
CHRYsLER 1871 r. and h.; 4 good
tires; new transmission and fluid
. drive; interior peri Must be seen to
be appreciated. -$400 or best offer.
& Cal 1 oL. 5000 after 4 pm.
ChnYSLER 81 4-door sedan; good
st. sthniRs nW., e4pa' Rps. AZ Sl@0' 1912 corco5an
cHRYsLER 1851 windsor 4-dr.: ::
dark blue; all extras; 10000 miles;
CHRYSLER l94S Windsor club coupe:
on on exGfl Xff nanc. eSnd W dss,aad dsscrlce; secs
CHR5sLER 1e4s club coupe; r. and
like new; $1,195. 81. 1928.
CHRYSLER 1888 Royal coupe; r. and
M runs like 1851 car; uses no
QAi VIII pass u. c. 1nSp.; used only
few miles per mo. by orig. owner;
BURG CAR WHOLESALERS, 2I5O
Bladensburg rd. ne.
CHRYSLER 1851 Imperial 4-door
sedan, club coupe and New Yorker
4-door sedan. All with fabulous
vs., $50 h.p. motor. All fully
equipped, less than 10 mi. Never
titled. $500 and up. Call XII.
S.7554 or EN-. 1896. 3
|CHRYSLER 1850 New Yorker, New
port, radio. heater, automatic trans
mission, beautiful two-tone finish,
nylon upholstery. immaculate. Very
low mileage. One-owner car. So, 145.
WHEELER, INC. ChrySler Plymouth
(EM. 470S). 1890 Wisconsin ave.
CHRYSLER 40 club coupe; r. and
j IA. 4 a-zsa51 Essl buy sl46 or best ot1er.
cHkYsLER 4s Town and Country
convertible; like new in every re-
spect; must see to appreciate; ST.
145 or best offer. JA. 2-7395,
CHRYSLER AT 7-pass. Crown I'M
perial sedan; black finish, T. and h.,
elec. windows, w.-s.w. tires; excep-
CAPITOL CADILLAC -OLDS CO.,
1922 22nd st. NV, ST. 1900.
CHRYSLER 81 Windsor de luxe
Highlander 4-dr. sedan; r, h.; peri.
cond.: 10000 mi; looks like new;
$2,295. ia. 5-6956.