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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-25
D. {. Juniors Regain
Simpson Golf Cup
Though Stars Lose
By MerreII WhittIesey

Province of Ontario's junior
golfers will go back home with
out the Simpson Cup, but the
Canadians gained consolation in
the third annual international
competition yesterday by win
ming the big matches.
The visitors beat Deane Beman
and Jerry McFerren, winner and
runnerup in the Middle Atlantic
junior championship this week:
John Dunn, the Kenwood Junior
titlist, and tied Larry Spellman,
who with Deane Beman was
named yesterday to the District
amateur golf team for the all
star match with Virginia.
For the week the Canadians
won three of the seven places to
the USGA junior championship,
won nine matches and lost five
in the various flights of the
Middle Atlantic junior, and won
the big matches in the Simpson
Cup singles. They were badly
beaten only in the Scotch four
some phase of the Simpson
matches.
It's unfortunate that more
District golfers did not take time
to attend the Simpson Cup cere-
monies late yesterday at Co
lumbia Country Club. Frank
Emmett arranged and directed a
most impressive golf show.
Nixon Presents, Awards.
Vice President Nixon tore
away from Senate session to
make short address and pre-
sent medals to the team men,
bers, and the trophy. Mr.. Nixon
said he regretted he did not start
his golf at the age of the young
sters present. The Vice PreSi-
dent said he hit his first golf
shot a year and half ago, but
conf1ded that he broke 100 for
the first time the other day.
THAT may not be good COM
pared to the scores these young
sters shoot" he said with a
laugh "but it's 40 strokes under
what shot few months ago."
The Army Field band enter
tanned for more than an hour
and the ceremonies included
presentation of colorS by the
VFW and few words from Will
liam E. Shannon II, vice presi-
dent of Columbia, Charles G.
Watson, former president of the
Royal Canadian GA, Eddie Ed
wards, president of the District
Golf Association and Bud Mas
terton, representing Simpson Co.
of Toronto. Ward Oehmann, golf
committee chairman at Column
bia, was master of ceremonies
The District team now has won
both matches played here by 8-3
margins, and lost Us last var
at Toronto.
Jack Lowrey, who beat Deane
Beman. George Shorer, who tied
Spellman and Hugh Patterson.
(See SIMPSON CUP, Page B-13.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-25
VonderbiIt's Beochcomber
Favored in Todoy's Soronoc

NEW YORK, July 25. (P.-
Alfred Vanderbilt, who has been
depending upon Native Dancer
to collect the greenbacks around
New York race tracks for most
of the year, falls back on the
second string today when Beach
comber tackles the $40, 000-added
Saranac Handicap at Jamaica.
Ten were entered for the Sara
nae, a mile-and-one-sixteen
race being run for the 46th time,
and it shapes up as an interest
ing duel of 3-year- oldS.
Beachcomber has won five
(See RACING, Page B-13D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-25
BasiIio Fights Graham,
Looks 10 Title Chance
BY the Associated Press

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 25.-
Carmen Basilic will be punch
ing for a chance at the world
welterweight crown when the
bell rings tonight for his 12-
round bout with Billy Graham.
Basilio, 26-year-old New York
State welter champion, has a
tentative date to meet Kid
Gavilan, the world titleholder,
if he can get past Graham, who
beat him once in two previous
meetings.
Odds on the match are ex-
pected to be about even at
fight time. The bout will be
televised nationally. with SYRIA
cuse and most of the Central
New York BACKED out.
(The bout may be seen in
Washington over WMAL-TV,
Channel z, starting at 8 p.m0
Graham won the first match
last August in Chicago. and
Basilio evened the score June s
in a fight that gave him the
State title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-25
Probable Pitchers
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN TEACTIE

Washington at -Schmit1
ca VS.. Lemon $3.50.
New York. at Detroit-Raschi 60
Phiisdeipnia at chicaso-KeIlner CTS,
VS.. Fornieles CID.
Boston at st. Louis-Nixon (4-3l vs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Milwaukee at Brooklyn-Wilson (3-7l
vs.. Meyer (S-4).
Cincinnati at New York -Baczewski
(4-1l vs.. Worthington (2-D.
St. Louis at Philadelphia (night)-
Mizell (S-5l VS.. Roberts l6-6).
Chicago at Pittsburgh-Rush (4-0) VI.
Andell (3-10).
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CopozzoIi Runs Well in Italy,:
Whitfield Fails to Set Record

1900 meters; George Brown,
United States Army, broad jump:
Ken Wiesner, United States
Navy, high jump; John Ellis,
New York AC, discus; Josh Gull
breath. Morgan State. 400-meter
hurdles and the relay team of
Culbreath, James Lea, Brown
and Bragg.
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Two Golf Teams Tie

Two teams tied with net TBS
in Washington G65CC's ladies'
day event yesterday, a blind
partner tournament. Mrs. H. H.
Goodman (94-17, I'D and Mrs.
c. A. Olmstead Q09-17. 92) had
70, as did Mrs. George H. Bailey
(85-8, I'D and Mrs. A. H. Adkins
Q2Sx34, eD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-25


Singled for Hooper in 9Th.
." Ran for Majeski in 9th.
Flied out for Hoskins in 9th.
Ran for Easter in Sth.
Westlake batted for Wight in Sth.
Ran for Upton in Sth.
= Batted for Westlake in Sth and
singled.
Cleveland - 100 O10 020-4
Runs batted in-vernon go, Coan,
Jensen; DoSg; Tipton; R R.EIsI Tive Tive
base hit-yernon. Stolen base-Ayila.
wiIliger to R1nnels to Vernon. Strickland
to Easter. Left on baSes-Washtngton.
9; Cleveland, 10. Bases on balls-On
Stobbs, 2; of Houtteman. 4; OF Hoskins.
l; on Wight, 1; OF BrisSie. 2. Struck
out-By Etobbs, 2; by Sima. 1; by Hout-
.s%Sn !; by Hosf hn,no!: Tit Si7S1
2 in 1 inning; on Stma, none in y
inning: on Houtteman. % In as
OF Hoskins, 1 in Q innings; OF Wight,
none in l inning; on Brtssie, l in no
inning; on Garcia, ! in l inning: Runs
and earned runs-On Stobbs. 4-3; on
Dixon. 90: OF Sima, 90 on Wight.
90; on Houtteman. 4-3; on Hooper,
90; OF Hoskins, III; on Brissie,. Ill
Wild pitch-Stobbs. Winning pitcher
Stohbs (5-5). Losing pitcher-Houtte-
man (4-1D. Umpires-Soar: Rommel
tendnpce-1b.Sb6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-25
HastY Road Favored
In S157,915 Fufurity
AT Arlington Park
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, July 25.-Another
record-breaking purse was offered
at Arlington Park today for 10
swift young thoroughbreds en-
tered in the Arlington Futurity.
The 6-furlong test for 2-year-
olds will have a gross value of
$157,915 if there are no with
draWals. making it the richest
2-year-old race in history. The
winners share will be SOL ATS.
Last Saturdays $154,300 Ar
lington Classic, won by Native
Dancer, also was the richest
stakes ever offered 3-year-olds.
Field Has No StandOut.
All but six in the Futurity field
have won one race or more and
there is no Standout, although
Hasty Road, coupled with Sea
O'Erin as a Hasty House Farms
entry, was listed at 2-to-1 in the
morning line.
Hasty Road has been out twice,
both times at Arlington. and has
won twice. He will be ridden by
Eddie Arcaro.
Mrs. S. L. Kopald's Donnajack,
the Hyde Park Stakes winner,
who will be ridden by Bill Boland,
is considered another strong
entry, as is Mark Leach's Mr..
Prosecutor. whose chief victory
was a triumph in the Bashford
Manor at Churchill Downs.
Mr.. Prosecutor will be ridden
by Johnny Adams.
Twelve contenderS-thoSe with
wins to their credit-will carry
1872 pounds while five colts still
seeking their first victory were
allotted lit and the fields one
lone filly, John Emery'S Cosen-
tina, drew ia.
DOnnajack Top Winner.
The non-winners are Dixiana
Farms Roman Spy, Wallace Gill
roy'S Go Man, Hal Price Head
ley's Pinetum and Hopes Baby.
and Mrs. T. M. Pruett's Val Vez.
Rounding out the field are
Saxon Stables Sir Boss, Joe w.
Browns Bobby Brocato, Brook
field Farms 1 Up, w. E. Britt'S
Rifted War, Louis Lee Higgins
Homestake, Robert L. Lancast-
er's O'Hagon, Sunny Blue Farms
Admiral Porter, and Karl Mae
tins and w. N. McKinney's
Gov. Browning.
Top money winner in the
event is Donnajack, with $780,
900.
Second place is worth $50, 900
with $4,000 for third and $10,-
600 for fourth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-25
WIN, Lose or Draw
By GRANTLAND RICE

NEW YORK, JULY 25.-"Marciano has two main factors
working his that should be quite enough bring him
victory LaStarza The speaker Gene Tunney
knows his way around
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-25

"These two Marciano factors" Tunney
continued, happen to be killing punch,
plus jaw and body that can take heavy
beating. Nearly every one seems to rate
Rockys punch the most effective feature of
his makeup. I rather doubt that. For
Marciano is easy to hit, or at least he has
been in the past, and he needs this rugged
ness to keep going. He might easily have
been knocked out several times in the first
Walcott fight if it hadn't been for his ability
to take terrific beating before his chance
came for the big punch that closed out the
show
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-25
Fights Lost Night.
By the Associated Press

MIAMI Fla.-Menos king" Solomon,
1909, Chicago, stopped Joe Rocky"
Tomasello, 1873, Matawan, N. J. az. :,
MACON, CAMERON Butcher, Rock
Island, ILL.,. outpointed Al KID Nc
Coy, Macon. 70. Middleweights. but
exact weights not available.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-25

Five years ago-Australia
beat Cuba in Davis Cup dou-
bles to gain North American
zone finals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-25
Major League Standings
SATURDAY JULY Is, 1853.
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Wash 6; Cleve., 4.
pet.. 3; N. Y, /.
Phila., 4; Chicago, 2
az inningS).
Boston, Sc; St. L.,
90.
Games Today.
Wash. at Clev.. . pm.
New York at Detroit.
Phila. at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at Cleve. CO.
1:3O
N. Y. at Detroit (2),
Phila. at Chicago (2l,
Boston at st. L. (2),
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Milw., II; Bklyn., 6
N. Y, 3: Cincin.. 1.
Phila 2; st. l., l.
Chicago, z: Pitts, l
Games Today.
Milw. at Brooklyn.
Cincin. at New York
st. Louis at Phil. In,
Chicago At PITTSBURGH
Games Tomorrow.
Milw. at Bklyn. (2)
Cincin at N. Y. (2l
nsk+s foA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-25
Games Tomorrow.

Milw. at Bklyn. (2),
Cincin at N. Y. (2l
Chicago at Pitts. 2)
St. Louis at Phha.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-25

Milw. at Brooklyn.
Cincin. at New York,
st. Louis at Phil. In,
CHICAGO at Pittsburgh
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NATIONAL.

Milw., IL; Bklyn., 6
N. Y, 8; Cincin., 1.
Phila.. 2; st. l.. l.
Chicago, z: Pitts, l
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DSRSi a aafs asn sgss ysS: es ssffltRs
MARTIN at ia. 2-441O. -27
FORD 194S FL S-cylinder la-t ton
panel delivery; repainted Ford red;
WAY FORD. 3o51 M st. NV, AID.
FORD AZ lh-ton stake; dark green
body: wood in excellent condition:
heavy-duty grill guard: signal lights.
W.ll guarantee Inspection $685.:
PARKWAY MoToR CO s95i y n
GMc iesa traetor. iaoE' sss oss" diesel, ie
with sleeper cab; repossessed; clean
$1,000. may be had for unpaid bal
ance of $3.50. SHERIFF MOTOR
CO., 900 r. I. ave. me-, AID. 2-5000.
INTERNATIONAL 1850 Metro. +"
Beautiful new-truck condition. .21.-
$l.295, terms. ROPER" 18th and
conc sssa,9isS sssS sSs5 E ftsis ssssg: sssg:
with Ford's Biz "6," 254-cubic Inch
engine. This truck is fully equipped
with S.25x20 tires, Gar Wood dump
body, high-loaded sideboards, and
CAB shield. fish plated. 2-speed rear
WALAt oyACIEO~utCoU IIdHSI1lSSlOH, duQ
f,en heater; this s. truck is In Al g eondi- nd
PARKWAY FORD. 3o51 NJ st. NV,
FORD .Ye9s 1h-ton with special
Dsey Sse sds sdsa f9E TRiaNE PaSRsE os MoToRg S%sT
rRalIMoBiLiEy aiI aye isfs; ns De traiiss sgO2 air
brakes; 61IaL No So-ft ysns ysn; good cond.; best
WiLLYs 194s panel: has had excel.
ssaSs5 faf MrcaEE Esiaz 50F MoToRs yS5f tfs%s fNc
Ex sl41os.' pd s. NV '&no at c0ns''''
WILLYs 194s pickup; passed D. C..
inspection. perfect throughout: $695.
FRANCIS & PARSONS, GIG Nichols
piVco aSs Sc; "a Iui ton tsssS Y.n.tt.. passed
pose truck; S4S5. FRANCIS 4
PAIRsoSss ! Ssoo Gig Nichols ave. Sc.
DODGE 1e4a ia stake body, per-
dsss sar cSaS'ts1 Soa Ie% I D. u.s. s4 asPsstSn Ssa%
Sc. LU. 4-2SSO.
CHEW. AT 1-ton panel ------- S295
Federal AZ 12-ft. stake - S345
Init. AZ 12-ft. stake $3.50
INTERNATIONAL 40 IE-ton panel:
excellent csnsat condition; s796. Terms
sTOHLMAN TS CHEVROLET
3ss9 N st. NV. AID. 2-162sI
GMC AS N-ton panel; new paint Job;
excellent condition; s745. Terms
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
$3.50 NJ st. NV. AID. 2-162S
FORD 80 dump chassis: s.25xoO
1Q.ply tires; 2-speed rear end: ex-
cellent condition; only S1'095. Terms
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
32S9 M st. NV. AD. 2-1628I
CHEVROLET 80 sedan delivery: ideal
for light delivery work; excellent
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
32s9 M st. NV. AID. 2-162S
CHEVRoLET 80 N-ton pickup: low
mileage, like new; excellent tires:
fully guaranteed: only 1905. Terms
sTOHLMAN CHEVROLET
32S9 N st. NV. AID. 2-162s
PICKUP BUYS
~ stude. %-ton low mil; --- $995
'4S Ford V-S. acton; bargain SS95
'46 Dodge. 2-ton; extra good 1895
Guar. 6 Months or 5000 Miles
BROAD STREET MOTORS
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
1901 w. Broad St.,
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Is MINUTES FROM d. C..
JE. 2-5100. OPEN EWES. TIL 8 PM.
TRUCK VALUES
40 GMc A-ton panel 1896
,44ss ,4s 2rd, Ford h1ton y; panel ,------- $55aa55
'4S Ford F-6 14-ft. stake - 81 .295
81 Chevrolet A-ton panel ST 145
40 GMC h-ton panel -- S145
46 Dodge 1h-ton c. and c. S475
80 International L-1S5 tractor.
,,445 ,4d Ford @EorS @ 1-ton yanette sIS5SS9
Al GMC 10-wheeler; Gross rating
General Truck Sales, Inc.
80 NJ st. NE. ME. S-O5O6
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l--- EVENING STAR Gil
Washington. D. c.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1854

FORD '37 Tudor sed.; good cond.; r.
and h.: price $3.50. ia. 2-97fi of
Ii. 5-6700. Ext. 7-2s00. -2s
FORD l949 Custom IS" Tudor; lew
nma!esss; M asssan 81 extras; really nice; $3.50.
FORD '4S convertible; carefully kent
since sEa new new BY one owner: traded on
ccond. throughout; shiny black. Wv.
tires. eood light top. many extras,
including r. and h. Only $S95, guar.
months or 5000 mi BROAD
SSarsh HOi Vs JE s5PSS s5foS 81 oD.n Ftali Ill
FoRD Gjm' AZ Super VS. Tudor. Van
should see 1t a leader In value,
special price. 1895; radio. heater,
sesS;:,- etc, goes with this .,give away"
STREET G5 MOTORS. Is auth ASthorisea ri; sHa1 Por1
Church. Ci Va, yE a1siSo. iNSS ;5i Open riii III
FGkD 80 Custom VS. Tudor: one
blue finish, fine motor. good tires,
equip; traded by lady on new 'S3
.ord; q fine buy at 1,l95; guar
entesd mos. or 5000 mi. BROAD
SSrS;sET Sea;sr MO MOTORS, Authorised Ford
Church, va" JE. $500. Open till
FORD 80 Tudor; r. and h., new Sc.
Gen. tires. Don't miss this perfect,
ssMsadssssssj sM sssss. 1880 Wisconsin ave.
FORD 80 .'6" de luxe Tudor; r., h.,
owner; 1915. 10. .-.07l. II
EGmD sIsan, '4s sagg Tudor syl +, h.; extra
Form sAR
ESQ., s6s 'iS'ai Rrsss ssR' psss: pissas',,fs
FORD 40 Custom Tudor; r. and "a h.,
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@ and see this immac. car. today.
MoSps ahS aoToRs 1s5Rs aFFaaSed FordS yA E9: 3
FORD 81 Custom "s'' Tudor sedan:
equip. with r. and h.. and Fordo-
matte trans; sparkling black nm
ish; this oo car Is in perfect cond.;
ss5 sucR CHEVY yves cRAsE R1lsfa TiS51 MoTos r.
CO., INC, 7725 Wis. ave, 81. A.
FORD 81 Victoria; r. and h.; one
owaer; low MILEAGE; like new; ST.
595. MITCHELL'S MOTOR, INC.
~ ~ ST,GI snf s. NV %nd at consto.
Spring rs coming Buy this immac.
chartreuse beauty at the off-Season
price OF only Sl.295, EDMOND6
MOTORS (Fordl. ia, 2-430O, 329s
Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va.
FORD 80 Country Squire wagon; r.
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FORD 81 Victoria: T. and h. The
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tires make this an outstanding buy.
See this one today. .EDMONDS
MOTORS (Ford). ia. 2-4300, 329S
Wilson blvd. Arl., Va.
FORD 1850 Custom Tudor: T. and h.:
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DEALER FROM N. C.
Pay big prices for 80 to 40 cars.
5SO6 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 3-9844.
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-ors AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

OXON HILL-Choice acreage for
high-class homes; Rrand valley view;
90 min: Capitol. Several 5-acre
tI,,;ds. ttrasts S2 600 per g,MSr & Special SIa. to
5so6 fs, J. LiylnsstOn rd. s'e' Washing
lSS sSn ACRES, $3.50 acre. ciose-in
Fairfax County. fronting on two
main paved roads: complete, open;
ready to s develop nov; builders
100000 LoT-No. . Parker ave.
Arcoia subdivision; " blk OF Geor-
eia ave. 81 600 or best offer LU.
RAMBLER SITES, n to , acres each
Go ea Te Terms rs sERSARp sEPR 'Gp b sRosis rs
Realtor. JU 9-0420: Ewes, Mr.
BTfInrSG SfHtI NJ toTsa 95issl in vicinity o, SIS
n9SOeG fTOm agf0'sTt sp Il Tsoe6 RE Hf
ESTATE: 459s st. Barnabas rd. Sc.
AFRRA6T1vE IF a1sTrH LOG HOUSE. furn.: wa? .
acres, on good road, between Fair
fax and Manassas; $2,700, y cash.
BGfLDiNG LOT. rs by 60: electricity
available; located Lake Jackson,
100 FIT. FRONT ON 26th PL. Sc
Alley, on either side, and in rear.
the II riss lots new sEsd are below srads but
for near future development at 20c
per foot. Will sell on terms; $500
cash and balance at 4hTe payable
on or before. VIM. T. BALLARD,
PoToMayeSs ORC MEye $! niS; acres, natures Sc own
landscaping: beaut. bldg, site; sold
only in one piece: terms. "a cash.
BILLINGsLEY REALTY CO.. EN-
100000 SO, TT, zoNED APIS, in
viii With A! AfDRF. me- fs" LII M 4:o447, SSafs
CHEVY CHASE. MD.@A Md beaut. ram
bier, bier site; close to Health Center.
$50 down. T Cali ifH'eSS owner FER 70.
NEAR SALT WATER PoToMAc-1h
mis-. new paved rd. frontage. 2S5 a.;
So Md ice n%NAR e ct S6x s65 G1 ssR M at SAP s45
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE. Bethesda. !.
~ acres. rolling wooded lot: desir-
able estate sec.; $500. OIL. 2-2364.
Lot sexeOO. near Northwestern High
ideal building site; s.; 900 or best
cash offer. UN. 4-435O. II
LOTS, 153-FT. FRONTAGE. 600
ft. depth: Oregon ave. bet. North
ampton and Rittenhouse: sale by
owner. call EN-. s-4765 after $50
"RR.A.1viENwOoD." virsinia's best sec
tion, S0-1Q0-ft. frontage. 210 it.
deep; wooded. city sewer. water.
gas: curb Call owner direct II.
LOTS@is acre or more: beautifully
wooded. near Falls Church: 81 $50
MASS. AVE. N.w:-s0x15o; 800
Rsgm RiS96 See owNER SEn s. w per egsas sqgSsrs foot
Md; 800 acre Reasonable terms.
OWNER. wo. 6-5s36.
INVEST IN A 3-rm. cottage on 8
acres in historic Virginia; easy
terms; opportunity to increase your
dollars: committing distance to
JOSEPH ". sEAY CO.
Exclusive Realtors. JE. 2-2620.
S1.1OO PER ACRE
Choice building sites. with frontage
acre plots: y mi. west Wash. -Balti-
more blvd. on Contee rd; salesman
on duty sunday. II to dark;
- W ". LEWIS; REAhIoE VI 44zs
ATTENTION, COLORED-Desirable
level corner, in excellent Woodbridge
location, 50x100. Bargain for cash.
Call Mr.. Allen, LA. $1,000. PECK
co.
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
xUr NEEn OTIS OF LOTS" We
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oO9 18th ST. NV.
Heat and Hot Water Egrnishea ON

o09 18th ST. NV.
Heat and Hot Water Furnished
L. W. GROOMS, 1889 EYE ST. NV.
CLAREMONT COMMUNITY
Small store in Claremont shopping
South. Ideal for beauty parlor.
Plumbing and electric wiring already
Installed. Would make good spot
for real estate once; Contact Mr..
KETTELL, ia. 2-5000, 313 N, Glebe
I'd. Arlington. Va. 20
LARGE CORNER STORE,
TREMENDOUS WINDOW
SPACE, APPROXIMATELY
LOO SO. FEET, TOP SHOP
PING CENTER, WASHING
TON, NV. PHONE NORTH
7-1639.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN '4S 4-dr. sed.: good tires.
recently overhauled. $525 or best
.11sTiss, 1fssF; "a; ds5 S1765e; So, ..o.n. sl.a.
1850 4.dr. s9dan: scono%icai SO mi.
per GAL. owner: low mil: S795.
1851 4-dr. sedan; as good as new.
traded in on. new Austin: 81 1885.
Your direct factory Austin. Henry
AUTo n.T No 7aqSSSc !SS opep ss sne sVs. mi iss
pm Established 1914
BUICK a 2-dr.; the prettiest car In
town. Like new inside and out. S275.
me-, MR, SAUL: co: 5-5774: t Il
pleteiy refinished. all extras. incl.
Dynaflow. A prestige auto for one
Guar GnS T' yr. fPSpoeessa1ai fSoeo nj Today only
HUGHES BUICK, 621 Arlington blvd.
Falls CHURCH, Il,l Va. JE. $4,000. Open
EGfciK y 81 Riviera conv.: Nile and
emerald green finish: r.. b., Dyna-
flow. custom interior. owrer.
Less than 10000 mi: Guar. / ".
odsE PxTH9GHss aRlE sSfcR sfs Re's sa RraGe Are
lington blvd. Falls CHURCH. Va. JE.
BUICK 1851 Riviera Roadmaster f.
oaint Chauffeur driven. No COM
Ssal'Sn Sso % IN p day & ofiIg SSar sss g: sss
buick. ss1 Arlington blvd. rails
Church, Va. JE. $4,000. open
BUICK 1HeSi Il is4s Super sedanette: en- new
not have scratch or a mark on e.
See it and compare Today only
sss sSScsl Rs sS1sS sSdSs w. sai W. A!lssssP ss.sS
sgRcR ERea sysi Si sDecisl s I; a-dr. ss,Soo mi
Mr.. CAMPBELL. RE. T-57ii. EXT.
7s6. l to 8: Lo. 6-5o7s after 8 :; IN
BULK '4s convert; r. and h.; needs
offer. Phone TIA. 9-s663 after 6 ?: m.
BUICK '5s Riviera 4-dr.: eyerything
Buick fs aeT 20 ssS Rosamasser aa seSanet.e;
signals, windshield washer. brand
new Fisk blowout proof premium
tires; forest green. This car is just
like new one. Come out and
sss5 sEss IT, bET III 41K Nh SoToss. soH saas Sals
Piney Branch rd.. Silver Spring; JU
BGfHcsRS' ls4e 4-door: sase: e-Tn rms
good: needs fender work. WILL
LIAMs & BAKER, 29th and NJ sts.
Buick 1851 super estate wagon; Dy-
nafiow. r. and h.. spotlight. EZe eye
glass, Wv. tires. This car was part
Of General Motors New York Motor
Show and was built accordingly. An
unusual luxury car In top cond..
fairly priced between dealers cost
and selling price. $1.995. Private
owner. OIL. 4-466S. IL
BUICK So Super Riviera 2-dr.: Dyna-
now, r. and h.: 5000 mi; ORIG.
oYneri $2,400. OIL. 4-2492. -2S
BUICK '52 Super convertible; beauti-
ful light gray with tan top, r.,
h. and defroster; full leather up
holstery; very clean; S,396 actual
miles. Only S2,597. EMERSON f.
ORME Buick, 17th and NJ sts.
NV. Dl. 7-1li2. Open evenings.
BUICK 1916 Super sedan; black ffi-
ish radio. heater. deftosters and
@ .ens trsnspcrtation TSTsas ssGuai for only sSs7.
EMxRSoN 4 oRME tBuicEl. 18th
and q sts; nv. DI. 7-ll62. onen
BUICK 1850 Roadmaster convertible;
inss: beautiful LIGHT Eray. new black
tor r ana D.. saTpSH dslT2sssSrH; Wv; ,5rsS E,rssS;
Quick 17th and ~ sts. NV. d.
s-1l62 Open evenings.
Evening star., 1953-02-27
AUTOS 3 TRUCKS WANTED
tC0nfinund. }

m DIRE NEED for clean. 80 to $50
autos, any make any model that
are immaculate. More cash for clean
cars because Of export trade. AGNER
MOTOR SALES. rs NJ st. Sc. Ii.
INfMEDIATRLY-clean "a
to 80 Ford, Chevrolet or Plymouth.
Any body style. Have all cash. Cali
MR.. MCKENZIE. Adams 4-S345 til
8 pm. 10
Evening star., 1953-02-27
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

LOT. OF $4,000 so. FIT. OR MORE
Industrial or End commercial; well
located northwest: part on railroad
siding. Price, $500 per SO. #. Call
M; zirkle, ST; 3:240o or II; @
INC. 1912 18th st. NV. -2S
APPROX $4,000 SO. FIT. One of
few remaining lots in College Park
area. $500 cash. THOMAS v.
LAKE, Realtor, AP. T-S400. Il
Evening star., 1953-02-27
LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$500 deferred purchase
second trust payable $52 mo. 104
BaRoMAS aa5s n ne. RAaLfY A esrs So SeSonsidsgeaS
e-1750. ST 3-9433. -6
Evening star., 1953-02-27
GARAGES
WHY paw RENTo
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

FAIR, RONES1 APPRAIsALs Of an
makes Of cars are assured at
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice loW-mileage cars, NORRIS
soUfaERsN SUtxkR in s town ' for Tor one one
week: highest cash prices paid TOR
!! good clean cars; "a. S.4S0l -,
cond.; good tires, Low mileage: reas.
1850 sS.foN WfLTYs pickup; per-
feet condti $3.50: must sell; no r
wheel drive. Cali u. S-0511 after 8.