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Long HOmers May
Bring Back Lament
Over Rabbit Ball
Continued From Page CID

(ConClnued from rage I'LL
let loose a wild pitch. Adcock
got to first base when AL
Dark made a bad throw
on his grounder. He stole second
and advanced to third on Catch
er Sam Calderone's poor throw.
Jim Pendleton went in to run
for. Adcock and scored on the
wild heave,
The league-leading Phillies
lost again to the Cardinals, but
the second-place Cubs also were
beaten. Brooklyn won and
gained on both leaders. The
Cardinals and Braves ar only
a game and a half behind.
The Phils' defeat came in a
game that Curt Simmons would
have won 80 of 100 times. He
gave up only three hits. but the
Cardinals beat him in the 18th
inning of a night contest. 10,
when Bill johnson doubled home
Rip Repulski.
The defeat was the first Of
the season for Simmons. His
efforts were matched by Joe
Presko of the Cardinals for nine
and one-third innings. Stu Mil
Ter and AL Brazle, who got credit
for the victory, finished.
Pirates Climb to Sixth.
The Cubs failed to take advan-
tage of the Phillies' lapse and
went down to a 4-3 defeat at the
hands of the struggling Pirates.
BY their victory. the Pirates
moved into a tie for sixth place
with the Giants. That's rarif1ec
air for them.
Little Murry Dickson went all
the way for the Pirates, who
looked as if they were about to
drop another one when the Cubs
scored twice in the eighth to
break 1-all tie. But they came
right back with three in their
half of the inning. Pete CaStig-
lone knocked in two runs with
a timely single after Cal Abrams
homered.
The Dodgers edged Cincinnati,
SIS. Roy Campanella tied the
score with a home run with one
on in the eighth, and Joe Black
threw just one ball to gain credit
for the victory. Catcher Hobie
Landrith of the Redlegs let the
winning run score on a passed
ball in the ninth.
Cleveland Gains Ground.
In the American League, the
Indians gained a half-game on
the idle Yankees when Early
VIM pitched them to a 81 de-
cision over Philadelphia. The
Tribe now is one game behind
the Yanks, who were rained out
at st. Louis.
Both Indian runs came about
the same way. In the third,
Dale Mitchell singled, scoring
Ray Boone. who had singled and
gone to second on a sacrifice.
In the fifth, Mitchell again sin
gled, this time scoring Wynn,
who had singled and advanced
on a sacrifice.
Bob Porterf1eld hurled Wash
ington to a 80 victory over
Chicago and the Red Sox pulled
their average up to 500 by bomb
ing the hapless Tigers, 1914.
Sammy White knocked in five
runs and George Kell went into
the league lead in batting with
a .457 average. The loss was the
Tigers 18th in Is games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30

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Peden Given Chance
To Take Over as Mats
First-String Catcher

Continued From Page CID
with a neatly executed bunt in
the third inning.
That developed after Wayne
Terwilliger walked to start the
third. Peden sacrificed nicely
and Porterfield got Terwilliger
across with a single to left. That
run doomed large as the game
progressed, for Rogovin checked
the Mats until Peden unloaded
his homer. The Mats added an
other run off Joe Dobson in the
ninth when Jim Busby walked.
went to second when Jackie
Jensen grounded out and scored
on Clyde Vollmer's single to
right.
The Mats stirred up only five
hits, but three of them figured
in the scoring. Meanwhile. Por-
terfield, who likewise permitted
five hits, allowed only two run
nerS to reach second as he reg
istered his first win after three
defeats.
Shea to Start Saturday.
Porterfield's fine showing, cou-
pied with the fact that Spec
Shea is ready to take his first
turn on the mound, has buoyed
the Mats. Harris has abandoned
the idea of wedging Shea into
relief roles before handing him
a starting assignment. Shea is
ready and he'll start against the
Browns Saturday" Harris said
Spec has pitched only two in
nings since March IT because
of alternating ailments in his
shoulder and arm, but after
pitching batting practice yester-
day the chunky right-hande1
pronounced himself fit and rar-
ing to go.
Nelson Fox was the only White
Sex to reach second base in the
first seven innings against
Porterfield. He doubled with
two out in the third but was
stranded when Ferris Fai-:
grounded to Mickey Vernon. Bob
Boyd singled in the eighth ard
shifted to second when Fox
walked with one out, but Fair
hit double-play grounder to
Shortstop Pete Runnels. rne
third double-play the Mats gave
Porterf1eld in support of his tlne
pitching.
Chuck StobbS. recovered from
cold and an asthma attack
will start tonight in the operel
of three-game series with the
Browns. who will counter with
Virgil Trucks.
NOTES.: Gil Coan telephoned
the Mats in the clubhouse after
their triumph and reported he
batted 20 minutes against a
machine yesterday in Washing
ton. p. The speedy outfielder,
who broke a bone in his right
ankle April S, reported he can't
put any weight on his leg yet
and, on advice of the club physi-
clan, hasn't attempted to run -.
He says he won't rejoin the
team until it returns to Wash
ington.
The Mats own four victories
and two of them have been shut
outs. In two games at Co.
miskey Park the Mats drew only
1914 customers, but the weather
was cold and threatening both
days.
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20 Ru ps-aIai g. Hacker. Abrams ABRAMS
Ward. Runs batted inward. MikSis,
Sauer. Abrams, Castiglione 90. Two-base
hit-Miksis. Three-base hit-Hacker.
Home run-Abrams. Double plays
Miksis to Fondy; Serena to Miksis to
Fondy Left on bases-Chicago. s;
Pittsburgh: &: Bases on balls--Of Dick
SON, >; of Hacker, 3. Struck out-By
Hacker, 8; by Dickson, s. Hits-Of
Hacker. z in IA innings: off Klippstein.
l in y inning. Runs and earned runs
OF Hacker. 4-3: off Klippstein, 90; of
Dickson. 3D.. Winning pitcher-Dick-
son (2-2). Losing pitcher-Hacker U-2).
Time: O3. Attendance-S.744
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wouldn't delay. Trolling small
bucktails on the bottom is still
the right ticket. The success of
Shad fishermen have been re-
ported over e. over again in the
same places, so 1 let it go at
that. Try lighter tackle this
season for greater Snort. Buy
your tackle from FISHERMEN,
not statesmen, at Mills Co., 9th
e. f SITS. NV.
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MiceIi to Fight Sexton

DETROIT, April 80 (P.-Joe
Miceli and Johnny Saxton, a
pair of hard-hitting welter-
weight from New York, have
signed for a 10-round bout at
Olympia Stadium May q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
Baseball Players Sought

Players in the 1913 age group
are sought by the newly organ
lied Kensington A. C. baseball
team. Boys interested are asked
to call Lockwood 5-0993 or Oil
yer 2-5965.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30

Y a n K e e S -
Browns scuf-
file at second
base here the
other mig h t
indicate New
York'S clout-
ing c a t cher
r a n ks with
the Einsteins
and Edisons.
In tn e
midst of all
the fist swing
ing ere
stands Y 81
in mack chest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
indians, 2; Athletics,

Runs-Joost. Boone, Wynn. Runs batted
hit--Joost. Stolen base-Glynn. Sacrifice
Boone. Left on bases-Philadelphia B;
Cleveland, 8. Bases on balls-Of Kellner,
l. by Wynn, ]. Runs and earned runs
OF Kellner, 90; of Wynn. IL. Wild
pitch-Kellner. Winning pitcher-Wynn
(2-O. Losing pitcher-Kellner GID.
Time-1 40. ,949.
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pleasure ana
the No. 40 e.
No. All are
the choice of
the experts.
The salt wa
ter A n g ! e r
should be en-
couraged by
recent reports
OF ROckflSh
in the Bay.
Eastern Bay
should be the
+ IRIS t place
to trU r. T
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sSacrificed for Black in 9th.
Cincinnati - O2O OO3 00O-5
Brooklyn ------ 200 O1O OFT
Runs-Adams. Greengrass. Marshall
(2I, Mcmillan. Gillian. Snider. Robin
Reese. Runs batted Hutchinson, Cam
PAMELA 80, Snider. Landrith ca, Adams.
Marshall (2). Two-baSe hits-Snider.
Campanella, Furillo. Three-base hits
Landrith Robinson. Home runs--Snider.
Marshall. Adams, Campanella. Sacrifice
Williams Double plays--Snider to
Hodges; Hodges (unassistedl. Left on
bases-Cmcinnati. 4; Brooklyn, g. Bases
on balIs-Of Judson, l; off Church. .;
of Erskine, ! Struck out-By Judson, 4:
by Erskine; 8; Hits-Of Erskine, in
innings of JudSon, 8 in 8 innings; off
Labine 2 in l hs innings; of Black 0 in
q inning; eff Church, ! in p inning.
Runs and earned runs-Off Judson. 5-5:
OF Church, LOO. off Erskine 5-4; off
Labine, 90; of Black. 90. Passed ball
Landrith Winning pitcher-Black (2-D.
Losing pitcher-Church (O-D. Time
$50. Attendance-3.679.
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|AIM aEi8 M6A5fRALL
lI>8$E::2sE5zZ BEAT
y j go By BURTON HAWKINS

ST. LOUIS. April 3O.-Yogi
Berra has been pictured as a
fellow whose mental processes
are slow, but pictures of that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
Hunting Saturday Game

A game for Saturday is sought
by the Arcade Pontiac softball
team. For further information
call Walter Smith at Ludlow
4-O936.
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Additional Sports
on Next 3 Pages
TACKLE FISHING
By "SdIfv" Mills

Tomorrow Trout season opens
in Virginia. The light action
Fibre Glass Conolon Fly Rod
will afford the greatest fishing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30

Runs-Pafko, Adcock, Pendleton. Will
liams, Rigney. Errors-Spahn. Logan,
Dark. Calderone. Runs batted in-Ad-
---Adcock. Sacrif1ce-Lockman. Double
pla ys-Spencer to williams to Lockman
Dark to Lockman; Dark to williams to
New York, s. Bases on ballsmoff spah o.
l; off Hearn, 4. Struck out-By SPAIN,
3; by Hearn, z; by Wilhelm. !: Hits-Of
Hearn, in 8 innings; of Wilhelm. in
SPAIN, FL: of Hearn. 90; off Will
helm. 10: Wild pitch-Wilhelm Winning
pitcher-Spahn GID. Losing pitcher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
Yesterdays Major League Box Scores
Dodqers g. Redeos Pirutes a. Cubs TO-
Pirates, 4:Cubs, ;
Totals &c 1O24s Totals 31s271o

Ran for Atwell in 9th.
4Struck out for Klippstein in 9th.
4Flied out for Montemayor in 5th. -
SRan for Kiner in Sth
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Lohrke, Run batted in-Johnson. Two
base Hutchinson. Sacrifices-Rice, Ash
burn. Double play-Burgess to Hammer
Left on bases-St. Louis, 4; Philadelphia.
8. Bases on balls-Of Simmons. 9: of
Presko. L; off Miller, l; off Brazle, 2.
Struck out-By Simmons, 3; by Presko,
3. Hits-O6 Simmons, 3 in IL innings;
of Presko. 4 in 9h innings; of Miller,
o in inning: off Brazle, O in ! q
innings. Runs and earned runs-Of
Simmons 10. Winning pitcher-Brazle
I'D. Losing pitcher-Simmons (3-D.
Time-2:26. Attendance-16.321.
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Braves, 3; Giants, z
Totals 80 gig

Totals 81 y T. Totals 80 81 Il
ran for Adcock in 9th.
fGrounded out for Crandall in 9th.
walked for Westrum in Sth.
SRan for Holman in Sth.
GGrounded into force play for Hearn
in Sth.
Milwaukee - OO2 900 OO1-3
New York 900 100 OIO-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
Cardinals, !; PhiIIies, O

Totals 80 3 1913 Totals SO 4 50 10
'Ran for Bilko in 10th.
walked for Jones in 10th.
+Flieu for Burgess in 10th.
ST. Louis - 600 900 600 OIL
Philadelphia 1850 600 900 900 00-0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
Totals 80 8 1868 Totals "a 10 81 8
"Hit into double play for Judson in


1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
4Struck out for Erskine in eth.
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Evening star., 1953-10-18
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WITH Low OF NO DOWN .

PAYMENT y
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'52 Henry, J, ---- 1895 sos
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AZ OldS. S295 500
4-dr. sedan: r, h.; Hydramatic.
'51 Ford Sl.295 $136
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40 Mercury S695 500
Convertible: r, h.
so Chevrolet 1895 500
4-dr. Fleetline; r, h.
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5000 BLAD9lENSBuRG RD. Me-.
Evening star., 1953-10-18
/ AUroMoBILFs FOR SALE

equipped; original sparkling green
finish; perfect tires; absolutely per-
feet throughout; S55 down, terms to
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PFiSe FCrd, sSss Ssss da see aSa ss nA aANDtEq 4a
FORD 1850 Tudor sedan; fully
P1NEY BRANCH MOTORS. ~,
FORD is51 Victoria hardtop col coupe i
tone blue. spotless interior. very
low mileage. one owner. Take car
to your MECHANIC without depos't;
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h.. oyerdriye, excel. tires and paint:
guaranteed by your friendly Ford
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balance easy mo. payments Full
price. only $795; TAKoMA (FORD)
sd Silver c4 sprns7 s72S Sd PinHy yT So0a gTaHsh
FORD 40 super de Luxe club coupe; /;
Jet.black finish. radio, heater; good
solid transp, real sharp little car;
See Monday at HANDLEY-FoRD,, IlTSS ORD,
S323 Ca: ave. NV. ia. 9-S416,
FORD 1949 Custom VS. Fordor Sc
dan: looks and runs good; priced
yery YnyplpT low; gqaraInttssd: only $685..
ne, Lincoln $4,000; 18th and NJ
SIS: NV. Executive 3-1430.
FORD 1851 Custom "S" Victoria Sc
Can; custom equipped, including
Fordomatic,, radio and heater: very
spNTsy s%EEo1n modsl; ,iTII igTIIaTanteed; 81 495.
ne, Lincoln $4,000; 18th and NJ
sts. NV, Executive 3-1430.
otner useful custom accessories. 2
tone green finish, glare-proof glass,
5000 miles; save first years depre-
citation at S1.995; top allowance for
YOU. car. MCNEIL lstudebaker),
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s9s s4 .ssaiass ssafias S625 5G s4dsf. Bays TH
FORD 40 convert; we are forced to
reduce our price on this one with
winter coming; blue, r. and h.,
Wv. 3D.; just overhauled, excel.
sp1d:G s0nd:; gI1anrSntssd; 1nan S795. $75 down; Ha
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FORD 40 Custom convertible "s";
beautiful cream finish, radio, heater.
tfs as sTss down real teqs qasaT to DSai St
S595. See at HANDLEY- FORD.
6323 Ga; ave. NV. ia. 9-S416.
FORD 40 Station wagon; r. and h.,
new tires and clutch, low mileage.
1-oWner car. This price is no mis-
take, and does not detract from its
perfect mechanical cond., S695. S75
down. Guaranteed. SLIGO MO-
TOES, WHY'S dealer, 962 Sligo ave,
8. s., Md. JU. 7-90SO. Open Sun
FORD 40 Fordor: good condition, 2
toned, red and ivory; / owner. Bar
gain at 500. JU. s-4157.
FORD ~ S-cyl. station wagon; ex-
Si fSroushOat ahhtsTt sso6 as5 GOO e. 4ss4 4eSHait01
FORD '36 Falcon sedan; customized
'4S Mercury motor. Call Sunday, !
to d, Or. 4-9624.
FORD, 80; runs well but needs head
light wiring repair; SIS. RA. f-9302.
FORD Al club coupe, '4S motor and
new 2-tone paint; $500. Rear 2509
FORD so Custom "s" Tudor; with
radio, heater, tailored covers; very
low mileage; one-owner car, abb
solutely immaculate; little as S65
down; terms to suit your needs on
good credit: full price, S995. See at
HANDLEY- FORD, 1929 Ga. ave.
NV, ia 9-S416. Closed Sunday
FORD 1851 conv.: low mileage, one
owner; new top and w.S.w. Tires, r
and h.. custom painted and equipped
Priced for quick sale. S1.150. -RA
Evening star., 1953-10-18

DODGE 81 Coronet 4-dr.; r, h.
Gyro.; S1295.
CAITHNESS BUICK co.
5115 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 6-55S1
lis
Evening star., 1953-10-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON 1853 Hornet sedan; light
blue with harmonizing blue IN
terror Of nylon Hydra-Matic' radio.
heater. solex glass; new-car title
and warranty; Mr.; Carts personal
onstrator Save over $500; S2.S5o.
CALL CARL MOTORS, 77o1 wis.
ave-, OIL, 4-2121.
HUDSON 194S Commodore "as
beaut. plastic covers. new engine:
$3.50; 90-day warranty. CALL CARL
MOTORS, 7701 Wis. ave-, Oh.
JAGUAR 1858 Mark VII saloon; orig
mint min condition; hi & $500 % or best iisS. ofier.
TIE. 6-3941. LIS
intelligentiy maintained; $2,475.
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Open weekdays til 8 pm, Satur.
JAGCAR so NIX 5 sedan; superb
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LIMITED. 20l2 Duke St, Alex, va.
XII. S-6446. open weekdays til 8
p.m., Saturday til pm.
JAGUAR Mark T; immaculate; fiesta
ivory, ,H;M.V.; custom radio, Mar
cnal nghtS; taSe Volkswagen OF
Morris in trade; $1,000. LO. 7-702S.
JAGUAR XIX 12u nardtop coup6;
11,O00 miles. S2.950. Original
owner, OIL. 4-lS46. -iSB
JEEP. military; excellent mechanical
cond.: $500. Ii. $1,000. Ext. 556f3.
or KE 7-007a.
JEEP 1915; peri cond. can be seen
| on week ends; price, $275. Ask op-
orator for Fairview 2-2334. lis
KAISER 1947 4-dr. sed.; body and
! paint peri; requires little motor
work; S275. Phone AP. 7-456S.
Evening star., 1953-10-18

THESE One-OWner cars VIII please
the most critical buyer.
SEE BARNES-SANDERS
Corner 14th and Florida Ave. NV.
DU. 7-9435. Open 8 to 8.
Evening star., 1953-10-18
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FORD ,53 Victoria; r.. h.. Fordomatic,
WV. tires, many, extras; blue: cost
1850; sell. S2,f95. TIE. $3.50.
FORD 80 de luxe Tudor; sea mist
green finish. WV. tires. seat covers.
heater; excel. throughout; S895;
written guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS.
301o r. !. ave. ne. DE. 2-6302.
FORD 1852 custom club coupe: fully
equipped; lustrous wine finis1 in
$195 down, terms to suit your needs
on good credit; full price, 81 1875.
See at HANDLEY (Ford), 1929 Ga.
ave. NV. ia. 9-S416. Closed sun
day.
FORD 1949 Custom "s" Fordor; orig
inal finish; radio. heater. tailored
ssas fSaousOn fSSsTs as With little s sFe 5 DsoIeS; doRS
terms TO- suit your needs on good
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NV. IA. 9-8416. Closed sunday.
FSaR aster s 2raSsS sSGnYeTtIsls trssn h na r1dG Win
matching interior, You inherit plenty
of unused miles in this Al special
at only S695. PARKWAY MOTOR
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FORD 80 convertible. With sungate
ivory finish and full leather interior.
q steal for the first one With $795.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO., 3051 M
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FoRD 81 custom VS. Tudor sedan,
with sparkling. green finish and
deep-pile upholstery;. exceptionally
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transmission to cut driving fatigue.
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FORD 81 Victoria. with radio, heat
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only 81, i,295. PARKWAY MoTQR
FORD 81 convertible with radio;;
car is only ST ,295. PARKWAY Mo
TOR Co. 3051 " st. NV. AID. 2
01S5. Open 8 to 8, Sat. till o..
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TOR SALES. 1717 R. I. ave. ne,
FORD 1855 1855 conv.; has s. hip. VS.
engine. good cond,; S1Oo. ,call
FORD SO conv.; r. and h.. motor
overhauled: new. top: $150. Ever
green 4-4421: after s. ia. 9-2076.
FoRDs '53. Custom 8. Fordors;
equipped, radio, seat covers. turn
signals. light green and dark green,
low mileage. one owner; 81 l,S45;
bank financing available. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga ave-, RA.
FORD '53 Victoria: r. and h.. Wv.
tires, green glass. extras. Superior
cond. Cascade green with black
top. Oficer being transferred over
seas. May be financed. S1,945. AD,
2-O273. 81
IT'S NOT A FAMILY CAR
But my 1910 Chevrolet business
coupe viii make a reliable second
car. Good paint: new engine G7,
900 niles); good tires; radio,
heater. BAD points. Crack in wind
shield. tenders need paint. Price,
Evening star., 1953-10-18
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FORD 1850 Custom VS. convert: =.
and h.. cd, new top. new Wv.
MOTOR SALES. I'll N Wash. St,
Alex. Va. oV; 3-071l, XII 9-47l1.
HENRY 81 2-door; Need second
sons sond Pss5 GTnsI nS dealers snf la n 1851
HENRY j.. 1858 six-cylinder two
door: Immaculate; $500. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut. WO
6-S400.
HENRY J 81 "6"; overdrive. heater
Wv. tires. light gray, low mileage
I owner, standard financing, $3.50
HENRY J 1851 6-cylinder. Popular
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ME. S-2SlS. 2017 Va. ave. NV,
Open evenings.
HENRY J, 1851. custom. 6 cyl. trunk,
S595, terms. RA. $500.
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SALES, studebaSer Dealer. M 533s
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HENRY 1851 2-or.; heater, de-
trosters. exceptionally clean. won
SeTfg sgaE pa seGnSRtss SP6s TsdnsCportstTn 2
wis: an and ! Ellicott. KE. 7-l$Os
R42IIMAN 4IfIM n So; So se25; good condition; t2
terms arranged JU. 9-2S74. --1s
HILLMAN 194S MINK Convertible
nssdS Tspars but SsS wS1derfg Ss6o bS;
HUDSON 1851 super "6" 2-dool
brougham; heater. tailored seat COW
ers; q, good. buy. S1,095; 2-da!
money back trial; 4-month WRITER
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. III
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300.
HUDSON 40 Super "e"; h., r. ney
S. C. and tires; excel. motor; goot
uIn uGond,; reas; TU, 2.4S26.
cept trade; reasonable. RA. 6-3OS9.
HUDSON 1851 Commodore 4-dr
green finish; S1.050. JE. 2-0Ss5
HUDSON 40 club coupe; fully equip
Pvt, owner. Save 5000; only S595
TU. $4,000 or Poplar 2-4153. 81
HUDSON 81 Hornet; overdrive, r
and h.. directional lights. Gooc
cond. Reasonable. Call HA. 2-7394
HUDSON 1851 4-dr.: r. and h.. su
permatic DIR. This grey beauty i
maculate. Take car to your mechanic
without depost. A very real week
END special; at $995. BELL NO
TORS. 5010 Wis. ave. WO. $4,000
HUDSON 80 2-door; r. and h.; $S95
STEUART. TRUCK CENTER, 2OO1
West Virginia ave. me-, LA. 6-S020
BUICK 40 Super 2-dr.; r.. h.; S895
ICAITHNESS BUICK co.
5115 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 6-55S1
DODGE 81 Coronet 4-dr.; r, h.
Gyro.; S1295.
ICAITHNESS BUICK co.
5115 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 6-55S1