davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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he had an eagle. six brides and
three bogeys. His card for that
strange round:
P:s,,.r Pss ga ga 4s$$t 5s45s--ss
Rsssl.r Bss 5sS 5sS $55 $5s s$3-ss-7S s$5-$s-7S
Charley was three over par
for six holes and ready to quit
in the afternoon when suddenly
he decided it wasn't worth get
ting mad over. He settled down
and from seven through 18 was
six under.
Doser was three over par .or
the first seven holes. and from
there through the 36th vas two
under. He played brilliant gclf
in the afternoon. Doser is one
of the few pros who prefers
match-play golf, because he says
in Is holes a home pro can knock
out a big name, where he has
little chance over the usual To-
hole medal route. lie was a PGA
cClAAA1A1dAAo1 o1d Aud1 ICL ~AlIldllSt
before moving here.
Gilbert Has Hard Luck
Romans. after going is holes
without a birdie, had four on
the last nine in a comeback
that netted his place.
Hard luck story of the day
was Billy Gilbert's. yet his hard
luck resulted from a tremendous
lucky break.
Gilbert came to the 484-yard
dogleg par-5 18th. or 36th need
ing a birdie-4 for 147 and a
playoff with Romans, Doser and
Oatman. He hooked his drive,
and hit a wide hook on his Sec
ond that was headed for the
parking lot and out of bounds.
But the ball hit a stone bench
on the 18th tee and bounded 2
inches over the 18th green. Gill
bert tried to putt from the heavy
grass, knocked the ball 5 feet
past the cup, and missed the
putt for the playoff.
CA4rAe.
Evening star., 1955-05-24
WoodmontBoys
Get 7 Berthsin
HighSchoo|Go|f

Woodmont Country Club,
which advanced to the Mary
land State team finals in one
of the biggest golf surprises in
years. yesterday produced the
medalist in the 22d annual In
vitation Schoolboy tournament,
plus another qualifler, as further
evidence of its stepped-up golf
program.
Warren Krick, runnerup for
the Middle Atlantic Junior title
last year. was low by two strokes
with a "a as 100 boys from 80
schools played for the 16 places
in the title flight in the first
tournament held at Norbeck
Country Club.
Krick represents Wilson High,
while the other Woodmont play
er to make the title flight was
Bob Lerner of Bethesda, who
had an 80.
~" ANAsSJok hNA PkASS
Because the field is so evenly
matched-with the exception Of
Deane Beman meriting the IA
vorite's role-the medal round
did not produce any major sur
prises. Beman tied for second
at rs with Sonny Severson of
George Washington High, the
Virginia Junior champion.
Bethesda Chevy Chase placed
four boys in the championship
flight, st. Johns three, Mont
gomery, Blair, Bladensburg and
Wilson two and George Wash
ington. Mount Vernon and Kra-
mer Junior High one each.
Krick is in the lower half of
the draw with Beman and if
both win in today's 'first-round
matches at Indian Spring they
will meet In the second round
tomorrow at Woodmont. How
ever, both have tough matches,
Beman against Carl Lohren of
Blair and Krick against Harvey
johnson of Mount Vernon.
Four players with Bis lost out
for championship fight berths
In playoffs. The first to win a
playoff berth was John Redman
of Kramer Junior High, who
birdied the first hole.
Championship flight pairings:
3 pm.-sonny severson, George
Washington t76l, VS.. Bob Bell, Be-
305 pm.--Bill Dudley. Bethesda
(sol VS.. Chris Gilhertson. st. John
$40 p.n.-John Owen. Blair ts1l.
vs.. Bob Lerner, Bethesda 800.
3:I5 pm.-John Redman, Kramer
(s1). VS.. Keith Bowie. Bladensburg 800.
$50 pm.--John Grubb st. Johns
(sn VS.. Chris Van Horn, BladensburR
3:a5 p.m.-Joe Loda, st. Johns (79l.
ys. John Dunn, Wilson 800
$50 p.m.-wsrren Krick, Wilson
(74) vs.. Harvey johnson. Mount YER
s:s5 p.m.--carl Lohren. Blair 90,
vs. Deane Beman. Bethesda 76).
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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN.
Results yesterday
No games scheduled

Games To-day
wash. at N. Y. S:15
Chi. at Cleve, I'M
Det. at K. C.. nl,
Boston at BALTIC. I'M
Games Tomorrow
wash. at N. Y. 400.
Chi. at Cleve. tnl;
petroit at K. c, tni .
Boston at BALTIC. I'M .
Evening star., 1955-05-24
PITCHER FANS ~,
GETS THINNING TIE

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May
"a (P1.-Al Hauser, NIT
pitcher, blazed third strikes
past % Boston College bat
ters yesterday-but the best
he could get was a 13-in-
ming, 8-8 tie with the Eagles.
The reason?
Hauser walked II men
and his mates committed
five errors before the game
was called because of dark
ness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Jewel HoIdup
Nets $4,000

NEW YORK, April 6 R.-
Three men wearing white gloves
today robbed a Lower Manhat-
tan Jewelry firm Of $4,000 in
uncut diamonds and $4,000 in
cash, police reported.
The robbers entered the Offices
of Louis Verbeeck & Son, on the
ninth floor of "a Fulton street,
shortly after 8 am.
One Of the men drew a pistol
and forced Charles Militana.
an employe. to open a cage. The
three men then herded MIR. Ver-
beck, Mr.. Militana and a third
employee into a washroom.
grabbed the gems and money
and fed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Actress Terry Moore
Tells of Striking Oil

HOLLYWOOD, April 6 R-
Movie Actress Terry Moore says
she has been notified that an
oil well near Oklahoma City in
which she owns a one-eighth in
terest has started producing.
She said yesterday that she
became interested In the lease
after talking to Gilman Charles
w. Dobson of Oklahoma City
during a plane trip.
The actress said Jockey Eddie
Arcaro also owns a one-eighth
interest in the well, the first of
Is drilled to start flowing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Pulitzer viii.
Sets Up Trusts

ST. LOUIS. April 6 Pr
Trusts in the estate of Joseph
Politzer, for 43 years editor and
publisher Of the st. Louis POST
Dispatch, were established in his
will, which was filed today. Mr..
Pulitzer died last Wednesday.
Net income from the trust
funds are to go to Mr.. Pulit-
zer's widow under terms of the
will and after her death the
estate is to be divided equally
among his two sons and two
daughters.
The will specified that when
the estate. the value of which
was not estimated, is divided,
the shares of stock Of the Pulit-
ger Publishing Co., publisher Of
the Post-Dispatch, are to be
distributed as far as possible as
the one-fourth shares Of the
sons. Joseph Pulitzer, jr- and
Michael E. Pulitzer, a lawyer Of
Beverly Farms, Mass, or to their
surviving sons.
Joseph Pulitzer. jr., succeeded
his father as editor and pub
Usher Of the PostrDispatch.
None Of the publishing COM
pany stock is to be distributed
to the daughters, Mrs. Elwood
r. Quesada Of Los Angeles, and
Mrs. Louis Hempelmann Of
Rochester, N. Y, or to their sur
viving children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Nurse Permits
.Urued Here

A need for the licensing Of the
Districts some 1.500 practical
nurses was cited by DR.. James
A. Cannon at a meeting OF the
nurses association last night.
Addressing about 10 members
Of the practical nurses group.
DR.. Cannon urged that central
agency be set up by the nurses
until licensing is put into effect
here.
He noted that under the pres
ent setup there Is no guarantee
that nurses sent into District
homes meet standards Of prac-
tical nursing. He urged mem
bers to put an estimate" on
themselves-to see that they
meet all requirements.
Another spokesman, Mrs. Nell
F. Stephens, an undergraduate
nurse holding a practical nurses
license in Georgia, also asked
that licenses be granted here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Argentine Police Seize
Priest After Service

BUENos AIRES. April 8 tR.-
Police disclosed yesterday the ar
rest Of the Rev. Rolando Fede-
rico. assistant parish priest Of
the Roman Catholic Church in
suburban Boulogne.
He was taken into custody
after the Palm Sunday service
and charged with disrespect to
President Juan D. Peron. Six
teen other Argentine Catholic
priests have been jailed on SINH
lar charges in the past four
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Japan Rejects
Asia Site for
Peace Talks

TOKYO. April 6 R.-The
japanese Foreign Office tonight
rejected q Soviet proposal to
hold World War II peace talks
In Tokyo or Moscow and again
insisted on New York as a site.
The Foreign ONCE statement
was issued without apparent
realization that Prime Minister
Ichiro Hatoyama had made a
conflicting statement earlier in
the day to the Foreign Affairs
Committee of the lower house
Of the Diet (parliament).
He said he did not think
Japan should insist on New
York.
Kyodo News Service said the
Foreign Once was shocked and
embarrassed by Mr.. Hatoyama' s
statement.
Although the views were di-
vergent, Mr.. Hatoyama has said
the Foreign ONCE handles all
contacts with the Russians.
Target Of Politicians
In recent months Mr.. Mato-
yama'a political opponents have
accused him Of running a two
headed government, saying one
thing himself while Foreign
Minister Mamoru Shingemitsu
said another.
The Foreign ONCE, In an
nouncing its rejection of the
Soviet proposal to told the talks
either in Tokyo or Moscow, said
cit Is already common knowledge
throughout the world that New
York has been chosen" for pre-
liminary talks to restore diplo-
matte relations, broken since
World War II, and to end the
technical state Of war.
It expressed. doubt as to the
"real intentions" OF Russia in
proposing Tokyo or Moscow after
agreeing, in a note dated Febru-
airy Is. to any site which the
Japanese government should
consider the most suitable"
Meaningless Arguments"
The government accused the
Russians OF raising arguments in
their latest note two days ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Justice Who Tied Knot
Asked TO Undo Work

GREAT FALLS, Mont. R.-
A Canadian has written to the
Great Falls justice of the peace
who performed his marriage
ceremony in 1914 that he wants
the justice to unite the knot.
The man wrote from Fort
Qu-Appelle, Sask. that his wife is
living with another man. Justice
John A. Isaacson wrote back
that he could not unite the mari
tai knot and advised that an at
torney be consulted,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06

which "have already been rem
dered meaningless
Japan wants the talks held at
United Nations headquarters in
New York because both coun-
tries have diplomats there and
Japan will ask Russia, among
other things, to agree to her
early admission to the world
organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06

least as per cent Of all fires In
the United States were started
by smokers and careless use Of
matches. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Oldest Drawings Found

PARASITIC Oldest human
drawings yet discovered are in
the LaScaux Caves of France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
25% Fires Laid to Smoker

CHICAGO.-Within the past
10 years 1t is estimated that at
Evening star., 1955-08-12

'53 Windsor; r. and h..
Wv. tires, low mileage, new-car
condition; 81 .397; 4-mo. guaran-
tee HILL & SANDERS. Wash. IS
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st:
NV. No, 7:ll11. Open ewes till
Evening star., 1955-08-12

DODGE '54 Royal VS. 4-door; %
tone green, fully equip. r. and h..
auto. trans, power steering. Wv.
tires, seat covers: like new; Sl,795.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS Co.
7O2O ARL. RD.. BETH. OIL. 6-770O
Evening star., 1955-08-12

CHEVROLET "a Bel-Air 2-dr. sed. !:
The cleanest "a In town. Equipped
with T. and h., beautiful india
miles. Original owner. No dealers.
Sl,395. LO. 7-OU63. Ia
1852 4-door Styleline;
cleaning black finish, Wv. tires,
r. and A., seat covers: Q steal at
Evening star., 1955-08-12

BUICK '5S Special Riviera; 7. and
CaithneSS Buick, Inc.
77O0-774O Wis. Ave, Bethesda. Nd;
OIL 6-hnl2 OIL. 6-h0O0
Evening star., 1955-08-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 2-door sedan: heater;
SERVICE CENTER, 5s5 N. diebe
AuSTIN.HEAiEY "a; e.os5. Pvt.
ooSSner. never raced. Blue. AP; =
AUSTiN's, 1851 thru 1865: ii to
select from recent trade ins start
ms at $l95. Largest selection Of
foreign and American cars. Deal
er for Austin -Healey, Austin Of
England, MG-Magnette. MG, Nor
Porss5s, Msre.ds%E; as% Benz; isc WHY'S,
1910, 7th at r st. NV, NO. 4
200 Branch sales, 1910 King
St. Alex. Va, XII. S-55@5.
BUlCkS--Selectior Of models and
eolors. HORNETS CORNER. Buick
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii
BUICKS-sTANLEY H HoRNER
INC. Downtown I'LL 14th. Con-
venient to all hotels. ONCE build
ings. real estate and financial dis
trict Dl. 1898.
BUICK 80 Roadmaster Riviera Sc
daa; fully equip, orig. owner; bar
gain, $500. AID. 2-S309 -12
BUICK 50 de /. 4-dr. sport: Se49.
HORNER'S BUICK DOWNTOWN f,
III l4th. Park in. DI. 7-3993.
--12
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BOATS

CABIN CRUISER, steelcraft, 26.ft.;
sleeps 4; Completely equip. Must
sell this wk; end: $1,000; will n
LIFT. CAPE COB sailing dinghy,
with trailer. 10. S-9060, Ext. Az.
daily; JE. 3-155l, ewes. and wk.ends.
ao-FT. 1865 steel satticraft EXPRESS
30O-h.p. Chrysler Imperial. See
Steward Charlie KinE at coTin-
MiRRcuRY iRisci MARK e5, electric, start.
ing, less than mo. old. with new
14-ft., boat. Life preservers' etc; c.
Including slip sSsS Ssam0lIa tsae
MfFihs saiei ieavins; Us! $3.50 'e call eves.. EN-.
2-ssO0, Ext 35s. LAsSlTER,..
FISHING PARTIES, CHESAPEAKE Bay.
reser.. CAPT KING, 10; 4-5s4S
daytime: WA. 7-4l92 nishts. VIZ
FISHING fsHh PARTIES taken out from
rS'f: Ep Ef:l,WaaRps, app TN. TN. 1850.
4O-FT. WHEELER. brand-new 155-
h.p. NordberR motors, water pres
sure: 3 cabins, sleeps g., flying
bridge. dual control; ready for any
me SIS. 600. viii take substantial
loss, VIII take a trade. ,Tu.
TRAILER, TRAILER to haul 10 to Is IT. boat.
Approx. 800 lbs Small tires. Newly
built. UN. 4-175l after 8 pm.
CHRIs-CRAFT 24-toot Express
ing $4,000. Write JACK H. VAIL,
1869 West Sewells PIT, I'd, Norfolk,
Va; or phone Norfolk JU. S-Tl23.
FOR sALE-small sailboat, @la-h.p.
Johnson outboard. boat trailer;
S5a6; ELL, ell seq E%a,vfsnS sonaiti9F wi Can
center-deck runabout;
10-h.p. Mercury Hurricane. trailer,
all accessories; $3.50. LA. 6-49l9.
MERCURY cRUISER-New condi-
tion; gear shifts reverse and neu-
tTa Orig fSs5 sSans S4GS usea ss sSS after sfaP
CORRECT ORR r CRAFT, Adams, "a IT.,
. in: 65 h.p.; equipped for skins
wASP raSfe REcSNT HscHSHFn MODEL Sii CRUISER.
twin engines; 1894 foot; not over
80 inches draft. Seller must be
willing to take Y 1901 owens
dition in trade. Box 6f-s. Star.
CUSTOM CRAFT 1854 1S-ft. cabin
cruiser; fberglassed, new Mk-55
Mercury dual wheel trailer: all for
81 $3.50. XII. 9-4350. Ia
BOAT, IA feet; Just completely re-
finished; IA h.p. Evinrude motor
lust checked. Trailer. oars. cush-
ions, anchor. Phone ia. 4.ls97.
IA
/ year old, IA it., Evin-
rude motor. 10 h;p, windshield
reasonable. kI: S,s3o4 -
luxe, 3.3 h.p., clean, little used, top
running; Si5. JU. 5-7940.
Evening star., 1955-08-12
FENNER MOTORS

De SOTO 1854 hardtop: black and
yellow. power steering, power
brakes. r. and h, Wv. tires.
9 600 miles 81 500 of list. s.. BOB.
Evening star., 1955-08-12

CABIN CRUISER, steelcraft, 26-ft.;
sleeps 4; completely equip. Must
sell this wk. end; $1,000; Will n
nance. IA. S-2025. Ia
lift. CAPE COD sailing dinghy,
with trailer. 10. S-9060. Ext. Az,
daily; JE. 3-155l, ewes. and wk. ENDS.
Evening star., 1955-08-12
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE
OAK BLUFF. sQgTa RIVER AREA

OAK BLUFF. SOUTH RIVER AREA
5 IFnSn rms; and bath, lse lot; .nS excel Il
RosE1sP Pres 4 srSRtS S9GSSG 7ef oeTef iefh st sy
Sat" sat." and Ssii Sun. - west @ r River 4@2i. "
SNUG HARBOR-Nicely furn. cot
tage, ami. sleeps IA: 2-car ga
rage: boat and motor; only So. so,
easy terms, or rent. $50 Wk. ~.
FOR sALE-Pleasant 4-room cot
taee, large porch; nicely furnished;
nice corner lot. all improvements:
Chesapeake Bay vic. RA. 6-lt32
CAPE aig 0f LOCK- oSSRiHTi HAVEN. MD,-Year-
around home, 8 rms. . baths; gar,
screened porch. Priced, SlS;o9o'
terms " IS desEsd s,ysTsde % m and FR Ri1eTvew
dr.. Phone West River 6622.. Ia
CHESAPEAKE BAY HOME, 4 rms.
bath; % mi. out. Front and rear
screened porches. elec stove reIsT.
nonshy aH5n; s0'GoG; e zlNE zIGGC 4 Co g.. Ne Sh
EDGEWATER BEACH, MD.-sunny.
home; BY OWNER. Write Rte, .
Drum If 'PoINT-oesirable lot. near
beach club. Sacrifice for cash. TIE
LSRE iBARcRoFT-BeautifuI lake;
beio8 tsIos Market r9s evan tSiue 81 No r. reasonable
ofier refused. Builders welcome,
En- 3;3222 EsoS or TA; .s;sls Sisds3' sroo9 mI9
new bungalow, nearly completed
all improvements. Small down pay
mept, reasonable terms for bal
ance. Price. $4,000. Choice selection
of other cabins, some waterfront.
Priced from $4,000 to $1,000. rea-
Sonable terms. Manassas 97-W.
LONG BEACH, near St. Leonard,
Nd. - Several furnished cottages
for rent; exclusive residential col
Cny. with fine beach and private
harbor: boats available. Rentals
from $40 to Sl00. Phone Prince
frederick (Md 30S-J.
EEELD ESTATES. Plum Point, Nd.
SCI; SGdn R95eh Rsdyeea 577s9o ys5.,onna 1d
ranch-type hse,, VI. old. Also sum
mer cotss. Sherwood Forest 47l1.
rm., 20x25. knotty pine. fireplace;
din. rm., kit. . bedrms.. bath: l6o'I
waterfront, 150 deep. owner in
Fla. Sand beach. Bargain. Slo, 900,
Call Mrs Poor. West River 5505,
associated with B. NJ. ODUM. Ia
SUNRISE BEACH on Severn; hr,
downtown D. c. Wooded, Level Il
acre; beaut. pvt. beach 3 blks.;
elec., tel. BOATING, swimming. Cost,
$1,000; sell. $S95. Must sell,
owner will finance. OIL. 2-7634.,
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-oppor-
tunity through cancellation ocean
view apt. 3 hedrms;. accommodate
5 persons. $40 Ek: Aus; y e to
4th and Atlantic. L. T. oRAvATTE.
oSAAN "a sIPRSS FRoNr COTTAGE. renxiek
Island. Nd. from Aug. Is, Sl25
VIZ. After Sept, l@. S75 wk.. TE.
REaoBorH SIaSdSorH BEACH Lovely apts.,
rms. @ TIE. 6-7549.
REHOBOTH BEACH-Aug, 2O-Sept.
3: 3-bedrm., bath cottage, sleeps D.
Outside hot or cold shower. OIL.
REHSoSBBSorH BEACH sEAsHoRELwe
in the ocean block avail. l. 2 and 2
bedrms. from Aug. 13 through
Labor Day at Rehoboth and Dewey
Beach. Also 4-bedrm; apt. at reas.
summer rates; HARRY RAPkIN. PkI.
stVEh2E t9fa 2T S'as Coon INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES and ocean blk. homes
in Rehoboth Beach: also 6-room
furn. year-round cottage on Co
1umbis ave-. h:.wh.' $1,000; 3
Im. furn; bunEslSw goS with .o%n,sts Two
HARRY napkin, ReaItor. Reboboth
Beach. phone 4096 or S595,. IA
ERBY. BEACH. l0-rm., newly dec.
house on lse. lot; suit. for summer
dwelling or business place. Box
394-L, Star. Ia ..
PVT. BUYER desires LIS acres of
property bordering on bay or salt
water tributary. Give description.
BOX 239-S, Star. Ia
WILDWOOD, N. j.. 2O6 E. eth
Modern apt, sleeps 8, SS5 per wk.;
bungalow, sleeps 3, SO per wk,,
nr. beach; sundeck, all-electrlc kit.
Evening star., 1955-08-12
WATER FRONT ESTATE

super hwy to Wash. 260 It. salt
water frt.. all-year beaut. home Of
broWnstone with s rms, . baths
approx. 8 yrs. old; garage with apt.
above: boat house. pier: on approx,
3i7 acres overlooking Chesapeake
Bay. Excel. bathing. Grabbing, flsh-
louis A. STARTLING. 721 10th st.
NV. Wash. D. c. RE. 7-1729; or
Sat. and Sun, call West River
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTlvE MlSc.

16 OLDS "8" parts: good motor;
automatic transmission. WA. T.
3S41. Ia
SCHOOL BUS, Dodge, excel. cond.,
low mileage, good rubber; seats AZ:
8 yrs. old JE. 2-s2s4 after pm.
Evening star., 1955-08-12
BARGAIN-BAY FRONT
WATERFRONT PROP. w'TD.
VACATION PLACES

WANTED-COTTAGE or IRe. lot, in
or around Selby-on-Bay area. JU
S-937S. Ia
Evening star., 1955-08-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cHRYsLER 1919 Royal 4-dr.: 7.
and b.; original green finish; AL
cond; s49S.
PARKWAY FORD
3O5I M ST. NV. AID. 2-0ls5
cRRYsLER 1923 Windsor club
equipped with power steering. r.
and b., auto. trans, Solex glass; q
well-kept. 1-owner car properly
foRd,tionsS s9E ,nE sS,, end sTasp guar ou'''an0-
WHEELER, INC.
CHRYsLER- R-PLYMoUTH.IM IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALERS
1900 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-l020
so CHRYSLER
NEW YORKER 4-DOOR
New pearl gray finish. harmonizing
S-tube radio, heater. turn signals
and Tiptomatic drive; excellent
condition throughout. See today's
outstanding value at only $685.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
OLDSMOBILE DEALER, 200O WILL
SON BLVD, ARLINGTON, VA, ia.
7-e400.
CHRYSLER '53 Windsor -dr. de l..
beautiful Mediterranean finish: one
owner car, fully equipped: this has
to be. seen to be appreciated; Spe-
cial for today. 81 495. Closed Sun.
AIS MOTORS. 1911 Wilson blvd,
AL, va "a S-tl0g p,05So,S9p one Gd.,ars 1f The
iafffss ia tSe metTo en1ssiera'm0u'n area. is oefS
CHRYsLER 1871; dark green, needs
minor repair, but in good cond.
S75, or best offer. IA. 2-ol24.
CHRYsLER '53 Windsor; r. and h..
Wv: tires, low mileage, new-car
sSndit2h tss HILL ss"sa / sAs6ERs Rs %ash fSss5n s
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st;
NV. No. FIN. Open ewes till
0. Sat. till 5
CHRYaLER 1862 saratoga VS. 4.
dr.; radio, heater, power. steering,
other extras. original light grey
finish. must be seen to be appre-
ciated Guaranteed price, Sl .l25.
ADDISON CHEVROLET
18th and Fla. Ave. NV, HO. 2-7500
OPEN EVENINGS
CHRYsLER 1852 Imperial hardtop;
ing, power brakes. torque DR.. r.
and h.. Solex glass, WV; tires,
other extras: beautiful low
mileage, I-owner car: an outstand-
ing value for only S1.445.
WHEELER, INC.
cERYsLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALERS
$500 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-1020
cHRYsLER 1858 windsor de luxe
4-dr: shimmerirg black finish that
looks like new: has auto. trans,
heater. turn sigDalc, power steering,
many other acc: owner: garage
kept; very low mileage; today S
super special. $1,195.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
3o0O Pa, Ave, Sc. LIZ. a-aS27
CHRYsLER 1851 VS. club coupe,
radio, heater. green finish with
harmonizing interior; low mile
PARKWAY FORD
3O5l M ST. NV AID. 2-0ls5
CHRYsLER 194s New Yorker Sc
dan; orig black flnish. r. and, h,
auto trans, seat covers clean
WHEELER, INC.
CHRYSLER-PL OUTH-IMPER1AL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-l020
CHRYSLER AS NY. 4-dr; inspec.
passed: r., h., A. dr.; fine eond.. low
mi. tires like new. NO. 1882 an.
CHRYsLER1947 convertible; and
h: excellent transportation; Sl45'
CARS, INC, Que st. and Florlda
ave. NV. HO, 2-9bsS: IL
'46 CHRYSLER SEDAN, $95
AS OLDSMOBILE 4-DR., $50
as PLYMOUTH 4-DR., $3.50
'49 STUDE. COMDR. 4-DR.
$3.50
FENNER MOTORS
YOUR NE. DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH
1886 BLADENSBURG RID: NE. -
Ii. $685. OPEN TIL 9
CHRYsLERS-'50 Newport; T. and
h., S64g: so Imperial sedan. blue,
r. and h.. 5000. HORNER'S S COR.
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th,
No. 541-A-Mercury 1850
$685.
4-Door blue finish. Fully equipped.
Low mileage, one owner excellent,
Colonial OldSnObile Co.
Evening star., 1955-08-12

for Century runabouts.
Safticraft cruisers. Order now Tor
quick delivery,
46-ft. Dawn cruiser with ny eridge'
twin engine, excel. eond. Slo.s5o.
1947 40-ft. Wheeler, dual controls,
new 155-h.p. twin NordDerES. ship
to shore phone, dual controls,
shower. pressure water, ready for
extended cruising.
Gift new al-mahogany lapstrake;
27 m phi, built by fine swedish
craftsmen: beau, immed. delivery
1854 25-ft. express, sleeps 4 with
1857 Chris Graft Riviera. IKE new.
1857. chris-ciatt Sportsman, with
1888 81 Eft. safety Craft cruiser cruiser
with twin 150-h.p. Gray motor.
ship-to-shore phone ------ $500
2S-ft- Trustcot sedan, very nice.
Gift. Roberts Fisherman With Gray
60-h.p., never used ------ 81, $50
Boat trailer for 49, inboard run
1855 12z chris.craft outboard WITH
l0-h.p. Scott outboard, controls
and trailer. Complete --$ $500
l947 Chris Graft express cruiser
excel. cond. .-------- 5000
194s q 1T. Cruisalong Cruiser. nice
TRADE AND TERMS AccEPTED
Steelcraft-W Washington Co.
Maine Ave. and NJ ST. s.w.
IN
Evening star., 1955-08-12
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD la4s h-ton pickup: heater,
good tires: 9 real clean one: S395;
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Pord Dealer. 1900 l4th st NV.
NO. ,7-llll. Open ewes. till 8; Sat.
FoRp Oh ? 80 90" panel delivery. eco.
nomical delivery ct its bestf Truck
ranty. MONROE FORD. 1881 East.
evenings til .. JU. 5-7s64.
FORD 30 P-6 tractor; practically
new. for your trucking needs. Truck
ranty. MONROE FORD, 1881 East.
West hwy, 81. Spg.. Nd. Open
FORD 80 F-2 r pickup: a Sood solid
sfa5. MONROE FoRD. 1857 East.
evenings til 0 pm. JU. 5-Ssol,
JEEP TRUCK, 4-wheel drive. paneled
delivery; equipped with beds, for
surf fishing 436 Orange street
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