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Registrations Tagging For Midget
Football Teams; Better Hurry, Kids!

Leagne rules say that only three
boys in each age group are per-
mitted on each team. This dis
tributes playing strength and
evens competition.
Last years midget teams, the
Pirates and the Beavers both had
winning years, the Pirates 7-2 and
the Beavers 5-3.
Boys hoping to participate in
next falls football program should
get in touch with Clark immedi-
ately so he will be able to CO.
operate with his sponsors i'm sup
plying equipment for all boys. Any
adults interested i'm serving as
local officers are also encouraged
to contact Clark.
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Mast Opening
Driving Range
Early In June

Kenny Mast plans to open the driv-
ing range at his new golf course
southwest of town shortly after the
first of June he said this week.
Tees and lights are now on the
course and are being installed. The
pre-cut office building for the driving
range is now being formed by the
students in vo-ag classes at Bluif'on
high school and will be moved to the
course soon.
Six temporary green's will be put
into play later in June so persons
purchasing charter memberships will
be able to get in some golf this sum-
mer, Mast said.
Permanent green's are now under
construction They have been plowed
but none of them have been seeded,
Mast said sand and dirt will be
hauled in to the permanent greens
before they are ready for play.
Fifty acres have been placed ir
grass and Mast has been busy with
his fairway mowers bringing the
lengthy fairways out of the IS year
sleep they have enjoyed since the ole
course was abandoned at the start
of the Second World War.
A bridge over Little Riley Greek
has been constructed for movement
of the fairway mower. Smaller foot
bridges may be built later. Water
pipes are being laid now.
Mast said that memberships in the
public course are still available and
can be obtained from him at any
time. He urged persons who have out
standing membership pledges to
make their payments as soon as pos
sible. Memberships are $50 for the
season with family memberships cost
ing SIS.
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relays and several of the field events.
Qualifiers for the district will be run
Friday, May 16, with the finals set
for the following day.
District winners will be eligible to
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THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1857

enter the state qualifiers and finals
the following Friday and Saturday.
The state meet will also be held at
Bowling Green, supposed to be one
of the best tracks in Ohio.
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WASH PAINTED WALLS from
the bottom up to avoid hard-to-
remove streaks caused by water
running down a soiled surface.
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Beaver Racket
Wielders Edge Out
Defiance, Quakers

Bluffton Beaver netters squeezed
OUT pair of one-point victories over
the week end as they took matches
from Mid-Ohio League rivals, Defi-
aace and Wilmington 5y idenric:l
4-3 scores.
Saturdays match at Defiance went
down to the wire before the Beavers
number two doubles team of John
Kraft and Nussbaum pulled out a
6-1, 4-6, GA victory over Menshian
and Martin of the YellowjackctS.
Top singles player George Bailey,
un5eaten Emil Kreider and Kan Yaw
Lu all won their singles matches in
easy fashion 20 set the stage for the
climactic doubles final Defiance had
tied the match only shortly before as
Clemens and Mekus of the home
team topped Bailey and Krei'ler ST,
6-2, GO.
Bluffton rang up their second
straight victory Monday afternoon on
the Wilmington courts as their three
big singles men, Bailey, kre:det' and
Lu swept thr;ugh to victory Oh top
If 3 tight doubles win for Bailey and
K1 cider.
Bailey disposed of Wilmington'G tor
Imam, Perfect, in straight sets, 6-3
; go, kreider topped Shelton 6-3, g.;
and Lu won his third straight with &
rs, 1-6, GA conquest of The 4 m {
teams Ferriss.
Home Matches Today
Ti.is afternoon Bluffton plays it.
first home match of the year wnc,
they met the powerful Toledo Rock
et3 on the college courts. Satmda!
, they travel to Indiana Tech. Closin'
out a busy week they will meet &c
! darv;lle in a return match on TN
t college courts next Wednesday. Las
, ncntll the Beavers defeated Cedar
2 lville 4-3.
: Bluffton is pointing for the Mo
Ohil tennis tourney which will b
held at the college courts May 17-1s
Teams from Defiance, Cela.vill:
Ohio Northern Wilmington IN
y Bluffton will be entered. Ashland an
i Fifdlay will be the only lcagu
y SCHOOLS which will not field tenn
squads this year.
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PIANOS-Used uprights from sos
toned apartment uprights' SOS
up, Dozens of other bargaine
ST: $500. PIANO MART, MART l0I55
| the .ibrary.l
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FURNITURE. UNCLAIMED-French

FURNITURE, UNCLAIMED-French
love seat $50; din rm. t table with With
o. es ssw:r ssC S1 :oia el SSC chair f se
Victorian sofa, $50; dresser, $40;
bed. So; love seat, $50; Early
Amer. sofa; bedrm. set, SOS;
sofa and chair, $40: din. rm. set,
SIS; desk. SD; innsrspri9g mat a.,
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Isss QUEEN ST. Ne, 8 blocks
sS Sd o 1St COR and S1 4 st: se
laundry and locker ~ Includes clue sO heat
and h.w. Reduced to S6l. so.
sdTdEluARRT BROS, INC. DI. 2
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

SPLIT HARDWOOD. delivered. "a
and 10 in. THE ALASKA COAL
CO. Ma. 3.5SS5 or OF. 4-7300.
FIREW0OD FOR DEALER-lOO
cords dry. seasoned; round and
slab oak and pine; in subdivision
on hwy. 20 min. TO downtown.
Best offer. M. M. CoLGAN, WA.
7-55lHT
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 81

SOFA. ANTIQUE Victorian loveseat,
Just like new; cost $3.50, will sell
for $50. Lounge chair, cost $125.
will sell for S25: Just like new.
1Sth-century sideboard. like new.
small and dainty; will sell for So
3 beautiful antique chairs, will
sell all 3 for So. Marble-top an
tiaue dresser: 3 drawers and beau
tiful mirror, like new: will sell
for S35. Victorian antique marble
top table. S35. Call between
pm. until 10 pm, AID. 4-6S04.
SPACE HEATER. Perfection Stove
Co. automatic, oil burning mode
F-2132. output 81 900 BTU,
only slightly used: $40. ia. o.
41stu
STENOMASK, good as new, late
model. Pc. 2-4329.
TARPAULIN
Used. 10 o.. &c 50, IT.; also new
dropcloths, canvas: 10000 items.
25l3 NJ st. NV. FE. 3-6345
TIRE SALE. Full caps. guar, Is
mos. z 1917 .60x15, 7.50xl4, S795:
670x15. $685. Add So for snow
tread Rec. ex ALL-SERvICE TIRE
CO.. 1894 Ga. ave. RIA. 6-9S50
l1061 Viers Mill I'd, Wheaton
Md. 10 5-444S. 4726 Annapolis
I'd. BPb'g. Md. WA. 7-6699, 2044
Lee hwy, Arl,, Va. JA 4-4SSo,
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HI-FI EQUIPMENT, tape recorder.
speaker enclosure and ampliner
II. 7-7351.
IRONER. IRONRITEi rent or buy;
$3.50 per week. DOWD'S.. 441S
Conn. ave. EN-. 2-7300.
KIT. SET, chrome. Formica-top
table, 9-pc. mahog. din. rm. set
and rug Very reasonable. 713 Sth
st Sc. IL. 6-3355.
ORGAN. electronic. new model;
special clearance, reduced 20cc.
KITS, 1880 @ ST. NV. RE.
7-6212
OVERCOAT. camers hair: fine
condition. OIL. 4-0576.
PIANO, Concord. spinet: mahog i,
( looks and performs like a new
piano: only S345. Lay-away now
for Xmas, KITS. 1880 G st. NV.
RE 7-e2l2
PIANO, upright, good playing cond.,
SIS; delivered and tuned free. RE.
7-4434.
PIANO, steinway square. ia.
S-6377.
PIANO. grand. steinway; refinished
in ebony. like new, completely
rebuilt. ia. 2-35l2.
PIANOS-Used uprights from sos
up; new spinets, 1895; recondi-
toned apartment uprights S295
| I'm nnzanq of 0fhRr bargains
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saTTLE AND LIVEsTocR

SPECIAL HORSE AND PONY AUG.
I 5tSs 80 saL p t HiidEsYS+oss G SSRSl
CHI. S.S022.
SADDLE MARE with full set Of
tack, well-mannered and gentle.
$40. OIL. 2-O525, after ; pm.
STITCHING, well-bred dam Of cur
rent winners (Settum Up Joel.
DISCOUNT and others with vean-
foal Also 7-year -old Bull Moose
mare. Give-away prices. No facil-
tiles for wintering tn. 2-S52S.
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PIANO. grand. steinway; refinished
/ in ebony. like new, completely
| rehuilt IA o-35lo
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PIAN0S-JORDAN'S are holding 9
big clearance sale with prices re-
duced on dozens Of new and used
spinets. consoles, grands and up
stSIeS s types' and finishes sI in many AZ
fine makes. A sale you don't want
to miss II you are interested in a
piano Reduced items in all four
JORDAN stores: Corner 18th and
G SITS. NV (phone ST. $4,000
9332 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
(phone JU. 5-1105); $3.50 Lee
highway, Arlington (phone KE. s.
$1,000; 2415 Princess Anne ST.,
Fredericksburg. Va. tphone Essex
linRtOn stores ODen evenings
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col End ST. NE, Apt. ga
rms. kit. and bath: incl. heat and
h.w.: $40. See janitor.
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IRONER. IRONRITEi rent or buy;
500 per week. pooNWyD's.. 44ls
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ROOMS ruRNlsHED-N.W.
Sc a DAY UP per person. llOl i7tl

l.W.-Just newly dec
I single; southern ex-
% week
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PIANO. Steinway upright; rebuilt
and refiniShed in ebony; tuned
and looks new; $500. LII. 1-4l44
PIANOS-Buy now and save. Pre-
Christmas specials Used floor
samples and new, large selection
Spinets and consoles. Everything
reduced to make real bargains
Knabe, Fisher, Everett. WurlitZer,
Estey, and many others. A small
deposit will hold for Christmas
delivery. KITS ALEX. STORE,
1921 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex. Va.
Open until Q pm. Park at door.
PIANOS, PIANO BENCHES-Stein-
way, Knabe. other uprts. Sl25
up. Steinway, other Strands. $3.50
PRuL e GoIrsA falTef f7sSe 1 coium rIss
rd. NV, AID. 4-592s. $50 to 6.
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1878 HORNER PL. SEE rms.
S4 Sc sod S SsS bSTei Hornet Gsns ip p area
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special clearance, reduced 20ec
KITS, 1880 @ st. NV. RE
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FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, electric hammers,
Wallpaper steamers. ladders. paint
spravers. sanders. polishers, rug
scruobers. etc. FOLK FLOOR
SUPPLY. WO. 6-052S
CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generators.
sod cutters roller, etc RENTAL
TOOL g. EQUIP CO.. JU. 5-504O.
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TVS. 1857 demonstrators: II" and
~; all mokes; one-year guaran-
tee; Sl5 monthly. Free home DEM
CO. 5-3359. 1914 II ST. ne.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

LADY desires room and board In
Va, pref in Springfield or Fran
coma area. FL. ANA.
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CONN. AVE.

A. S. Gardiner & Co.
1851 L st. NV. Ma. S-0334
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FURN.-Maple secretary. mahog-
any bedrm. set with box mattress
and springs: sterling silver coffee
set, 3 pieces; Apostle spoons mot
sterlingl; small frame mirror; =
phono. and many fine records
vacuum sweeper; old chime clock.
OIL. 4-0576.
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1879 r ST. NV, Apt. 203--
Enc: dinette, kit. and bath: incl
all utils.; S62 so. See manager.
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GEORGETOWN, 1907 o9th st.
Pedrm:. liv. rfn.. kitchen, bath:
utlls.; lease $40 mo. HO. 2-3I6S.
COLUMBIA RD., ISf4-Efhc. and
l-bedrm., convenient location: S75
and up: utils incl. Du. 7-Rn6a.
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TOOLS

y yS ss%S 4 zz IS fF4 4IRf 81
WINcHEs, BLOCKS. FALL ROPES,
WHEELBARROWS, $3.50: RAKES
USED HAMMERS, soc; PLANES.
10000 BARGAINS-PARKING
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THE WADE

190l 18th ST. NV.
Available Immediately; down.
town; ] bedrm.. liv. rm.. kitchen,
redec.; SS4 80 per mo. Tc inspect,
see res mgr. No 102. or call BOSS
& PHELPS. INC. Ma s-9300.
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PIANOS FOR RENT-NeW and used

spinets. consoles, grands and up
rights at moderate rates from 81
monthly up) with option to buy.
Hauling extra. JORDAN'S. FOUR
STORES: Corner 18th and G SITS
NV. (phone ST. .3-9400; $3.50
Lee highway. Arlington tphone
KE S-5060l: 1882 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring tphone JU. 5-1105):
gals Princess Anne ST., Fredericks-
burg, Va. Silver Spring and Ar
lington stores open evenings.
PIANO. Huntington spinet, walnut,
excellent condition. $3.50. LA.
9-l2Sa.
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FURN.-Living, dining and bedrm
suites; lge Chinese rug. NO
7-4272. 3430 Brown st. NV.
FURN.-Sofa and chair. very sub
stantial; refrigerator; reas. offer
AID. 4-l144.
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$500 COLORADO. AVE, NV. Apt.
30-1 rm.. pullman kit, bath.
wood burning fireplace: incl. heat
and h.w.; $50 so. See janitor.
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PIANOS Wide selection Of recon
ditioned uprights, Smartly styled
In new durable finish, especially
suited for recreation rooms: pianos
fully guaranteed. and fine values
for beginning students S195 up,
including local delivery CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. l10S @ st. NV
nj z-S4R4
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PIANOS - Steinway, Knabe and
other fine pianos in superb condi-
tion. greatly reduced. Lay away
now for Xmas. For better musical
values. KITS. 1880 g st. NV,
RE. 1922
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APIS. FuRMIsHED-D. c.
lcoNTINUED)

1Si5 LAMONT ST. NV bed
rms. Nv. rm., kit. pvt. bath:
S125. incl. utils., gar. DU. 1854.
1900 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Beaut,
tel; air-cond.. newly dec, din,
rIn., maid and linen svc. avail,
also gar. and. TV: S164.50, incl.
all util. and switchboard ave,
HUI. $1,000.
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tcoNTINUtpl

DlsHWASHER, James. de luxe. ex-
eellent condition; very reasonable
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ENCYCLOPEDIA, World Book, LIST
In sale. recommended for elemen-
tary and secondary schools; order
now for Christmas and give your
child Q future as we'll as q pres
snt; $40 down. So month. Co
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FIREPLACE gas or cleo: logs,
screens. andirons etc ACME
STOVE. l0ll 9TH NV. Ma S-S952
FOAM CUSHION REMNANTS-A
price; free to churches. schools
Scouts. make kneelers. Ill has
socks. toys; shredded CSC pack.
GILLILLAND, 2l45 F NV. Elk
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SHERATON-PARK Area bed
rms, adults only, SIPS month.
Utilities included. ST. 3-S546;
l-9 pm
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IHI-FI EQUIPMENT, tape recorder
speaker enclosure and amplifer
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Barbershop Bellies

EXCEPT FOR an occasional manicurist,
II barbershops in the United States MAIN
tain mans world, one Of the last sanctums
still avoiding togetherness. How long this
will last is problematical, especially If
American males had tonsorial parlors
stated like Swedish ones. Instead Of
banter about baseball and bookies, Swedish
patrons can either stare in rapture or
make polite social chit-chat. Some Of them
may even think of matrimony
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Stating the barber chairs of Stockholm
emporiums are curvaceous crews of smiling
Swedish lasses, equally adept with scissors
or straight blade. Some Of the barbershopS,
like the one shown here, even use two
platoon system. A lather girl, serving her
apprenticeship, assists each lady barber
with the soapy preliminaries. Chosen for
her skill with the razor, she must also be
pretty, lest the customer shun both shop
and shave
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GN,wlyjV* Rbst Graduate
zNS Course in the
ART OF HOSPITALITY

Your speciality is Magic with the Waring Bendor,
Temptor of palates. Cook in new world of leisure and
xuy-Graduate to the Waring Ice Jet Blendor Attach
ment-in 80 seconds trays of cubes yield crushed ice
apenty for desserts, drinks and party servings Your
reputation lost will be made with the Waring Coffee
Mill, Blendor Attachment for coffee blended and ground
to taste Any hostess be gourmet cum laude with
Warning. See your electric housewares dealer
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Continued From Page B. !
dealer admitted. at a Corpora
ton Counsel hearing. two weeks
ago. that he sold q twice.
wrecked car as a new" COM
pany demonstrator with only
10 miles on the speedometer,
although the car had travelled
more than 5000 miles with its
first owner who was unable to
keep UP payments.
This transaction was uncov-
cred when the first owner
spotted the second owner wash
ing the car In the street, rec
ognized it and told the second
owner of the cars history.
District regulations for auto
dealers require completely
itemized contracts delivered to
buyers at the time Of sale. The
regulations also require every
conditional time payment sales
contract to contain the follow
ing notice in l0-point type just
above the line for the Gus
toners signature:
Notice to purchaser: 1t is
against the law for the seller
to permit or request you to
sign this document before all
blanks above have been filled
in by the seller and he has
signed this paper certifying
that the above information Is
correct"
c. T. Nottingham. superin-
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to Conrad w. Cardano. license
investigator.
This small loan with its high
interest rate. added to INSTALL
ment payments mad finance
charges. is often more than the
buyer can afford to pay. If his
payments lapse. the finance
company will repossess or
snatch his car on the street.
Bonding Urged
Leo Fitzgerald. chief of en-
forcement for the Once Of
Licenses and Permits. says re-
medal legislation is needed to
control used car dealers and
auto financing. He also pro-
poses bonding auto dealers.
Fifteen other States must
be having the same problems
we have here because they have
passed laws controlling auto
financing" Mr.. Fitzgerald says.
The State laws limit finance
charges between 5 per cent
and rs per cent. Charges by
District finance companies in
some instances have totaled 20
to so per cent. investigators
said. In most other respects,
the State laws are similar to
the Districts regulations for
auto dealers.
Senator Monroney declared
that "some INSCRIPTIONS used
car dealers in the District"
arrange with servicemen buy
ing autos to start joint &C.
counts in savings institutions.
Joint only in the sense that
the serviceman puts the money
in and the dealer promptly
takes the money out"
The Municipal Court Of APP
Ipeals in 1851 ruled that q time
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District Seek NewLows
For Used Car Dealers

tendent Of licenses and permits,
said:
Even with this warning on
the contract. examination of
our complaints would lead you
to believe that old saying--a
sucker is born every minute, !
don't think the District can
take every used car buyer by
the hand and keep him out
of trouble"
Buyer Naive
In almost every auto sales
complaint brought for hearing
in Municipal Court before q
corporation counsel or district
attorney, 1t is clear that the
customers approach to auto
buying is extremely naive.
The complaining witness
usually admits he signed papers
without reading the contents,
If the auto salesman has q
signed blank. conditional time
payment contract, he is able to
Ill in prices and financing
charges completely different
from the verbal agreement
made with the victimized Gus
toner.
Criminal prosecutions often
fail to come to court because
auto dealers will give up excess
sive claims, rather than face
court action where evidence of
illegal actions might be turned
up.
Mr.. Nottingham thinks the
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day for a diasnostic test ad-
vised by Belgian and American
physicians.
The l6-year-old prince will
leave the hospital tomorrow
and rejoin his parents who
have planned a tour Of the
United States. Whether he
viii return to the hospital at
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problem Of used car sales is
closely linked with the lack of
regulation here Of financing
companies.
I'VE have all the authority
and power we need to con-
troll the Dealers" says Mr..
Nottingham.
But we now have under
consideration the possibility Of
licensing the finance COM
panies which do . business Of
$50 million or $40 million a
year in the District"
Could Control Interest
Some auto dealers are
owned" by finance companies.
Mr.. Nottingham says. II the
finance companies are licensed
by the authority Of the Dis
trict Commissioners, the Dis
trict could establish time pay
ment limits and interest charge
limits.
Mr.. Nottingham is chairman
Of a Legislative Advisory Com
mittee considering finance COM
pany regulation. The District
has more than $50 new and
used car dealers and about
20 finance companies with
more in the nearby suburbs.
with new car dealers, our
complaints are at minimum. .
Mr.. Nottingham says. But
when the public goes to these
used car dealers and the finance
companies. they should just
keep repeating to themselves:
Buyer beware"
If a potential customer has
no money for q down payment.
often q used car salesman will
drive him to a suburban loan
company to borrow money for
the down payment. according
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Belgium Prince
Enters Hospital

BOSTON. Sept. 4 (R.-
Prince Alexandra Of Belgium,
who flew to Boston yesterday
with his father. the former
King Leopold. entered Boston's
famous Children's Hospital to-
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10 later date is not presently
known. Hospital authorities
indicated that whether he re-
turns will be determined on the
basis Of the checkup begun to-
day and to be completed to-
morrow.
A few days may be required
to interpret the tests.
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payment agreement to pay
monthly installments. including
insurance and finance charges.
creates q time price" different
from a cash price and is not a
violation Of the Districts usury
laws.
The license office gets an
average of one complaint a day
on auto sales practices and
financing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05
Eemn0nts-FidSy only
mems Stacks reduced
for clearance
were S.09
and more


$50 sIseks in Q wide vssiesy
Of fabrics end eeIoEs ineIud.
ing Stub weave Fsyon and ace
tete, Foyen eeetete fibeFoHs
end eestete end oaeFon BEN
gales.
IS washable SonfoViEod cot.
ton flanHeletts and aeetase
Fayon robes in broken sizes.
Were 500. Now l.ee
IS sports shirts reduced for
cleoronce. Shirt and Iona
sleeve styles in washable Son.
forized cotton and royon. Pot
terms and solid coIors. First
quality and irreoulors. Were,
or if perfect 2.99 and more.
Nov --l.00
200 silk end Eoyon neektiss.
Were l.50. Now - ese
so boxed tie bar and cuff
link sets in non-toFnishcble
gold and silver coIored metoIs.
Were $50 to $50. Nov. l.6s
Please add 1922 Federal tax.
Down Stoirs Store. Mems Wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05
boys dress suits
regularly 1926 VV

IS ivy league striped VsyON and
seetate suits in sSsoEtsd eoleTs,
sizes s 10 Is.
button styles, tspaFad Stacks.
81 dress suits in sayon end aeetSIe
patterns. Asserted eoIoVs IN sizes
s 70 >.
Down Stoip Store. Boys Wear