davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
Tribe 10 Move,
Bragan Says

SACRAMENTO. Calf. Aug.
IL (AP). The Cleveland In
dams are dead in their home
town and are going to move
out. Bobby Bragan, former In
dian manager, predicted today.
II feel they're going to
move :" he told a newsman.
They've got to.
They're dead there. When
you go you're more apt to see
5000 people than $4,000. and a
major league team needs few
&c. 000's to crack the nut"
Bragan is now managing the
Spokane club of the Coast
League.
"I'm only expressing my own
opinion, he said. ITS the
apathy of the fans in Cleve-
land that's going to drive them
OUT OF CQere.
"Sportswriters in Cleveland
don't help that situation, either.
They're frustrated managers.
They drive fans out of the
park"
If the move comes of, Bra
gan said, the Indians probably
would go to Minneapolis. which
has been pitching for a major
league club for several years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON
star star Writer

Los ANGELES, Aug. II. -
The Rams have been Installed
as 7-point favorites over the
Redskins for their 18th annual
exhibition game here Saturday
night.
The Ios Angeles eleven,
which holds a Us edge in the
preseason series, usually is the
favorite. 1t won by a resound-
ing ASIA score last year, and
the Redskins coaches we're i'm
pressed by its performance last
Saturday night against a cou-
pie of semipro teams. But the
Rams aren't a cinch to beat
their Washington rivals.
Quarterbacking, always a ma
jor factor, may turn the tide.
Bill Wade, who will carry the
Rams hopes. threw only one
touchdown pass last year while
derstudying Norm Van
Brocklin. The latter. now with
the Philadelphia Eagles, threw
20 payoff losses. True. Wade
didn't have much chance to
prove himself while playing be-
hind the outSpoken Dutchman,
but many Los Angeles observers
doubt whether he can cut the
ice anyway.
The Redskins coaches are
always impressed" by the
Rams workouts against the
sandlotters. But others, as
noted. are saying that Wade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
RAMS 7-PoINT FAVoRITEs
Redskins Underdogs
For Game Saturday

will have to prove he's a No. l
pro quarterback.
Many of the same critics say
the same thing about Eddie Le-
Baron, despite the fact that he
was No. 2 in the league in pass
ing last year behind Cleveland's
Tommy O'Connell. But Le-
Baron may be hurt by the loss
of Guards Red Stephens and
Dick Stanfel for this game. II
so. Head Coach Joe Kuharich
may be forced to send Ralph
Guglielmi to the rescue.
"In our system" one veteran
lineman was explaining. I'VE
have to charge the guy OPP
posite and pin him down at the
line Of scrin.mage. II we back
up-even q step-LeBaron can't
see over him. We've got to be
sharp and get the jump
Stanfel and Stephens are
thoroughly familiar with this
style of play. but Menil Mavra-
ideS and Galen Lack. who are
scheduled to replace them,
were not schooled that way.
They are accustomed to STEP
ping back and bracing as the
opposing linemer move into
them. Such tactics could be
damaging to LeBaron and the
Redskins cause Saturday night.
On top of this, many of the
players believe the training
season has been too brief to
See REDSKINS. Page A-22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
PROBABLE
PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

lock 10-3l VS.. Kemmerer C6-I0).
Chicago at Cleveland-Wynn t9-11l
VS. Grant (9-S).
Baltimore at New York-BTown "a
- VS.. Sturdivant 1-5).
~ NATIOHAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at Philadelphia (night)-
Acker (0-2l VS. Semproch 1890.
Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (nightl-
Rush i6-4D VS.. Witt t5-2).
Chicago at Los Angeles tnightl-
Drott 40 VS.. McDeVitt u-4).
st. Louis at San Francisco (night)---
Jones (9-s) vs.. Mccormick (S-4).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
ARCARO AND HARTACK HOT, TOO
Ycozo on 4 Winners,
Barely Misses Fifth

the ground for the Flamingo
ride.
On May q at Belmont. the
Panamanian youngSter drew
10 days for careless riding, and
the next day the stewards set
him down an additional Is
days.
Ycaza went to California in
July to win the $1l6,900 West
erner at Hollywood Park on
Ray Camps Strong Bay. now
one of the favorites for the
See RACING, Page AGO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
BY the Associated Press

Jockeys Manuel Ycaza, Ed
die Arcaro and Bill Hartack
stole the show yesterday at Ar
lington Park. Saratoga and At
lantic City.
The 2l-year-old Ycaza. the
Panamanian Pepperpot whose
disqualification cost Mrs. Eliz-
abeth N. Graham's Maine
Chance Farm a lot of money
earlier this season, bounced
home with four winners at Chi
cago.
Arcaro, the 42-year-old
master" and the 26-year-old
Hartack, national champion
the last three years. each rode
three winners.
Ycaza almost made it five at
Arlington, as his mount, Fall
mer, was nosed out by Prince
Khaled ($4.40) in the featured
Wheaton Purse. Willie Shoe
maker, currently leading the
nations riders, was aboard
Prince Khaled.
Wins on Long Shots
But the young Panama sad
die artist was doing all right,
with some big price horses
finding their way to the win
ner'S circle. He won the fourth
race with Black Widow ($i6).
the fifth aboard Monk Shoe
C7.60) and the sixth with
Wherehavubeen (Sl7.20).
Then he put the icing on in
the co-featured Willow Road
Purse. winning in a photo fin
ish with Hue and Cry over
Leather Button. Hue and Cry
paid $500, and a 81 bet to
win on each Of Ycaza'S mounts
would have returned SIT.
Ycaza rode Jewels Reward
in the $135.00O Flamingo at
Hialeah last March. but the colt
was disqualified for humping
Tim Tam. A month later,
Ebony Pearl won the $4,000
Johnstown Purse at Jamaica,
but was disqualified for inter-
fering with Nisht Amool.
Manuel cost Mrs. Graham
SS3, 200 in purses for those two
races. and he got Is days on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
BOSTON
WASHINGTON 800

MISUNDERSTANDING t.-li. Loser
-Monbouauette II ~.
HBP-Bv Fornieles CYasto u
Umont. Summers. Honaehiek. Soar. 7
-225. Asia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
WHITE Sox GAIN TIE FOR SECOND
Pitchers May Save
Lopez Rore Record

Minnie Minoso, slammed his
18th home run. MinoSo. who
also doubled. was the only In
dian with an extra-baSe hit
of the little southpaw. who
now has beaten every club in
the league in his turnabout.
Nellie Fox did the bat work
for the White Sox. who had
only five hits. He drove in one
run and scored another with
a pair Of doubles of Ray Mar
leski. now lilo.
HarShman, Johnson Win
Jack HarShman and Connie
johnson delivered a pair Of
seven-hitterS as Baltimore won
for the first time this season at
Yankee Stadium. HarShman
(9-10). carried by home runs by
Bob Nieman and Joe Ginsberg,
struck out nine in the opener.
He had a five-hit shutout until
Bill Skowron's two-out, two
run pinch homer in the ninth.
Art Ditmar (8-3) was the loser.
The Orioles scored five runs,
three unearned. of Johnny
Kucks (7-5) in the first inning
of the nightcap and rolled as
ex-Yankee Gene Woodling went
5-for-5 and drove in three runs.
one with a homer. johnson
(4-D struck out five and re-
tired 10 Of the last IL he faced
in his first complete game since
June 6. He BANKED the Yanks
after Mickey Nantes two-run.
f1fth-inning homer.
The Tigers did their scoring
on a walk and four singles with
two out in the fourth, and Jim
Burning cd won his first
since his July 20 no-hitter.
Hank Aguirre saved it after
Frank House hit a two-run
homer in the ninth. Bob Grim
was the loser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12

7 Doubled for Fornieles in 9TH: .
Took third strike for Buddin in eth;
. SinEled for Becuuer in 9Th: 4
Grounded out for Kiely in 9th.
BOSTON Onn coo 01n-3
WASHINGTON - 900 $40 20x-6
PO-A-Boston. 24-l2: WASHINGTON.
27-13 DP-Monbouauette to Buddin
to Runnels. LOB-Boston, 8. wash
ington, s.
2b-Klaus. Lemon. Yost SB-Bee-
quer. S-Valentinetti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
Roy's Longest Hot Streak
May Decide Homer Race
Sievers' Squirt
Over 7 Weeks
Presses Rivals
BY BURTON HAWKINS
star STAR Writer


Roy Sievers. Jackie Jensen
and Mickey Mantle are heading
for the stretch In a triple dead
heat In their quest Of the
American League home run
championship. but II the Sena-
tors slugger retains the form
he has displayed for seven
weeks he should wear down
even this formidable OPPOSE
ton.
Sievers is In the hottest sus-
tanned streak OF his career. In
his last 50 games he has COM
piled a .343 batting average, II
home runs and as runs batted
in.
There have been shorter and
more spectacular Spurts bv
SieverS-Such as his six homers
IN six successive games last sea-
son-but never has Roy held
his form for such a prolonged
period. He has boosted MS
season batting mark Of $40
and. like Jensen and Mantle.
has slammed 80 homers. Roy
is second only to Jensen in runs
batted in. with 80 to Jackie's
100.
Pressure Applied
Jackie. Mickey and Roy each
socked two-run homers last
night, and Sievers showed he
isn't likely to wilt under pres
sure. After Jensen cracked No.
80 in the fourth inning of Vito
Valentinetti. Sievers needed
only time enough to get to bat
in order to get even. Mean
while, Mantle was betting one
against the Orioles.
Sievers' smash brought a
throaty roar from the Grifith
Stadium crowd Of 1914 which
saw the Senators beat Boston.
6-3. Valentinetti, making his
first start after % relief APP
pearances. hung around for
seven innings and acquitted
himself nobly before yielding
to Dick Hyde In the eighth.
The only runs Valentinetti
yielded we're on JenSen's homer
after Gene Stephens singled.
Hyde gave up the other run
in the eighth on singles by
Frank Malone, Jensen and
Marty Keough.
Lemon Breaks Tie
JenSen's poke-his seventh
homer against Washington
gave the Red Sox a briefly en-
joyed 20 lead. Herb Plews'
single and Sievers' booming
shot into the centerfield
bleachers promptly tied the
score, and Jim Lemon sent the
Senators ahead with a mighty
solo blast into the leftfleld
bleachers in the same inning
of Billy Monbouquette. 1t
was No. "a for Jim.
The Senators added a run
in the fifth on singles by Plews.
Albie Pearson and Sievers. and
picked up two more in the
seventh of Leo Kelly when
Clint Courtney singled, Lemon
doubled and Ed FITZGERALD sup
piled a pinch single to score
both.
The SieverS Jensen Mantle
homer contest. plus the close
race for the batting title. could
assure stable crowds for re-
naming games in the league.
despite the absence of any pre-
tense Of a race for the pennant.
The batting race was tight
ened last night when Pete
RunnelS went hitless in five at
tempts. This dropped him four
points to 1871.
NOTES.-The Senator'S now
are only 212 games out Of the
cellar They've won 48
games. like Kansas City. but
the difference is represented in
See SENATOR'S, Page A-21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12

Now that the big guns Of his
White Sox pitching stan have
begun TO fire, al Lopez may yet
extend his amazing record Of
never finishing worse than Sec
ond as a manager.
Lopez hasn't much else TO
shoot for in his 18th year as a
skipper. His usual hopes of
swiping the pennant from the
Yankees were junked long ago.
when his aces. Billy Pierce and
Dick Donovan. and a trade
bolstered staff misfired.
AIS team was last two months
ago. seven games shy Of second
place and IA back of the leading
Yankees. Pierce. a 20-game
winner in 1856 and 81, was
AS. Donovan was 81.
Now the White Sox have
squeezed into a second-place tie
with Boston - with Donovan
winning six in a row and Pierce
winning eight of ii in that
climb from the cellar.
Orioles Sweep Yanks
Pierce pulled the White Sox
even with Boston last night,
winning at Cleveland, 81,
while the Red Sox lost at Grit
fifth Stadium, 6-3. That left
the White Sox is games behind
New York, despite Baltimore's
80 and 9-3 sweep over the
Yankees in a day-night double
header.
Detroit defeated Kansas City,
80. in the other game.
Pierce d2-8 gave up seven
hits, walked only one and
struck out seven. He had a
two-hit shutout until the sew
enth, when his ex-teammate,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-12
Fifth Straight
MAGISTRATES
Real Threat
Braves Leod Cut
To Six os Friend
Outpitches Spuhn
nl ths Alaoclated prom

Maybe Pittsburgh's persistent
Pirates. pulling In fans ana
crowding the leaders, aren't
Just along for the ride after all
in that National League PEN
nant race.
The Pirates. usually scrap
ping to escape the cellar at this
stage OF the season. have paired
good pitching with a steady
batting attack for a five-game
winning streak and a share Of
second place with San Fran
cisco. They have cut Milwau-
KEGS lead to six games.
They did it the hard way last
night, knocking of the Braves
by battering Warren SPAIN,
Ga. with Elroy Face protecting
Bob Friends 18th victory.
The Pirates now have won Is
of their last 81 games. They
get another crack at the Braves
tonight before starting a trip
through the West. They'll
send George Witt, So. against
Bob Rush, ga.
Reds and Phils Split
Cincinnati and Philadelphia
split a pair in the only other
National League action last
night. The Redlegs won the
completion Of a June / suS-
pended game. 12-ll, in Is in
nings. The Pills won the regu-
lation game. 5-4. in 10 innings.
Pennant-hungary Pittsburgh
fans gave the Pirates their
largest night-game attendance
in almost 20 years. The count
of 38.938 was second only to the
clubs record night-game crowd
of 1924 on August IL. 1910.
Friend, tying SPAIN for the
league lead in victories. out
dueled the veteran southpaw
before firing in the eighth. He
had the Braves BANKED for
seven innings but gave up a run
in the eighth and was charged
with three in the ninth.
Friend d5-12) gave up nine
hits, walked three and struck
See NATIONAL, Page A-22
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-23
VARIos


Mecan6grafa experts. toto copias,
Mimeog. Notaria, Servicio Immediate
Academic S%ecretartal Serv. FIR 3-S345.
Chamb. of Comm. Bldg. Room 904.
(4705) 10
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-23
31-VENTA cAsAS
HIALEAH

8 dormitorios, III 5ahos, techo tejas,
toldos. FILA. 1895 de entrada. Total
$12,495. 2s5 W. 80 st. TU 1892
1924 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06
tviene de b Pagins 5,

frente al actor-bailarin Gene Ke-
lily.
Dino Berisso, Ell actor italo-
hispanO, debut0 en- un role de
importancia en- la serie de televi-
sion de La Warner Bros, "Che-
yenne" iunto a Clint Walker.
Este programa es uno de los mas
vistos a traves de todoS los ES-
tados Unidos
Audrey Hepburn para SUI role
en- The Nuns Story, practical
"a en- un hospital de monjas en-
Roma p0r espacio de 2 semanos
antes de comenzar esta secuen-
cha, que comenzara a rodarse tan
pronto regresen del Congo Bel
ga donde actualmente Sc hallan
filmando.
Ell primer "club de admirable
res"-de Mike Taxa, es ell de
CabO Tres Puntas en- Argentina.
Antes de partir para ell Congo
eStuvo hospedada en- Villa Bor.
CHEESE, en- Roma. teniendo cos
tumbre de cada dia sacar a pa
scar Su perritc faldero, 10 cual
causaba tanta expectation para
suS vecinoS como ell cambio de
guardia en- Ell Palacio de Bu-
ckingham.
Ricardo Montalban, una de las
estrellas de Ia superproducci6n.
"Sayonara". esta teniendo un
exito estruendoso en- la obra tea
ira, "Jamaica", en- la escena en-
Broadway.
Muy pronto comenzars ell ro-
daJe de "Auntie Name" que lie
vara a la cabeza del reparto a
la gran actriz, Rosalind Russell.
quien con tanto exito cre6 este
mIsmo role en- Broadway. La sus-
tltulra en- la escena, Greer Gar
son, quien de este modo hara SUI
debut en- la escena norteameri-
cana. FL film sera dirigido por
Morton Da Costa, quien va lie.
go de New York para comen-
Ear todos los preparativos. Este
Director tai vez no muy conoci.
do en- la ~pantalla, 81 cuenta con
exitos rotundOs en- ell teatro, ha-
blendo dirigido, "Auntie Name.
mo Time for Sergeants" Y eli
exito del momento, 1.-THE Music
Man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

CADILLAC 1853 COW full power,
white black top. one owner
$1,000. TU e-6363
CHEV SIS Bel Air 20" ..tone hard
top sports coupe 2 and h. Wv
tires, other extras excel cund
no money involved take over nay.
menis; going IN service Sprine
aA.iR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

BETHEsDA Nh Of 6-77oo
CADILLAC - 4-dr mountain
laurel and white Under = 400
nj Scar family Must sell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
W T:ASIKSoM.AS FORD

TAKOMA FORD
s72h Piney Branch RID. Sil. spe
JU s-lnOO
CHEv. 'b7 "2iO" 4-dr wagon. fully
equip, ii,OOO miles. 2-tone, pow
erglide Wv, undercoating GA
i-SlHa, after 3 pm
CHEW. 81 Bel Air VS. hardtop 2.
and h powerslide, power steerins;
SlnNS
THACKER MOTORS
ieth and r Ave NE, IA d-d530
CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air sports
coupe lust like new Sos for my
equity and take over payments
lei al SOL Anl Gail MRS NEW
BERGER, PA S-lOe2
CHEVROLET ~ Bel Air hardtop.
pOwerglide, and h.. s-tone sold
and white low mileage SSaa
NASH-ARLINGTON
c0ib N. Moore s. .,,,
CHEv. 10 Bel Air hardtop ? and
h. straight SHIFT; Va Inspection,
Sh5O Ep p.5alS
CHEvROLET SO "eiOs i.dffNe.
dan, blue aud white. new AZ %,
pvt, owner. SDgb. IA. Assn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

CADILLAC 81 convert new top.
full power ~ 9aS other CaddyS
20 choose from pINEY BRANCH
MOTORS III $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

CADILLAC 1883 Coupe de vine
wheels, Continental Kit Beaut
deep blue with white top Must be
seen 70 Apprec oil. s-51Si III
nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANs-cafs or trucks. IN
IS minutes whether US paid for
or lot HFRsONs. 18th and o
nv, DE 2-74Ol
eAIsE CASH. reduce monthly pay
ments consolidate debts BY re-
financing your home no advance
fees Licensed consultant NO
7.5657 or feyes IA 2-b2t0
MORTGAGE LOANS. 81. 600 $50
OOO-Croup YOUR debts, lower your
payments refinance your property
and improvements, quick, honest.
courteous service on real estate
farms etc Only IN the state OF
Maryland Call Mr. ROBERTS
BALTIC Nd. day or night. suns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.
fLORI0a PR0PERIY

VIII SAY CASA Tor ! o. : water
area Cal Herinston sj-J-l or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
TRUCKS FOR SALE

REQ TRAILER-TRAoTOR: 5000
tires. Al condition. owner.
Call wa S-S5s3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
GARAGES

DOWNTOWN LOCATION. between
9Th and l4th on l. 81 NV
Fireproof brick | .car Earaae, 90.
hi parking Call BEiFIORE Co,
1901 18th 81 nv, DI 7-Ab29
GARAGE--2O n .x3O II with l2.n.
doors Will hold 2 vans, wide alley
rear lel 9TH AZ, sc OR f.HOh5.
SUITABLE WORKSHOP, STORAGE. 2.
story brick BLDG, a0x20, on alley,
mr. 18th and g ne, ~. f-B277.
TOR RENT. double for STORAGE;
brick, cleo concrete floor Near
Union station ne ~. n.sRf.
FOR RENT--a brick buildInss. Isx
10; ca, Ss so per month ROSS
y PHELPS, INC, ifi7 X st. nv,
Ma S-nB0O
GARAGE and yard snare enclosed,
suitable ior ladder storage, etc;
$50 mo a4Ol sherman ave. NV,
nv Park I'd IA, n-ll66
REAR 39it GEORGIA AvE,--one-
car metal Rarnge, wide alley. -
mo, MA, a-bb64
18TH AND y N.E.--pvt., concrete,
l0x2Oi excel for wbrkman's equip.
pat .os,eri incl cleo $40 mo-
REAR or ait v ST. NE. .pne-ear
eafane conv. location fEmo 70
inlpeet, call n. O. sM1fhY CO,
ST. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
AUT0M0TIvE MISC.

RADIO. s-wAY, 5O-wAtt. General
Electric ttaNil. reasonable. Lu.
AUTO RADIOs-'50-'5 Cadillac
and So SO Odds $50 ca four
ls-in hub Gays, -. Lu $3.50
ENGINE. 81 sludebaker VS.. SEQ,
IA .-i s9a
HOT ROD. custom aluminium head
Tor slratght ; also : mufuefs.
>45 or best oder VIZ. S-5na3
PiCKUP TRICK BED. Dodee. al
stee.. complete with Tenders and
!aii ssIs' frst SIS takes It.
TIRES. dsOxIs. : for SIC. also
OIL heater. $40. e.ee heater.
St2 So uggbss trailer So 50.
Pals Church, Tw a-1sgs
81 KAISER PARrs; 5000 meteor,
yvefdrite. reasonable WE D.
5tBa
Sill OR TRADE IS Chevy VS.
engine Tor Fefe fathead, 3i-'SS.
Gall RI. So 30
SUN TUNEUP TESTER,
$295. AID. 2-l58l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
MOTORCYCLES

1915 HID. "a" ohv. de luxe
model fully equipped. earage kept
Excel ecnd ia s-anH6
aARLEY- So. foot shift;
clean. 5000 condition; S4u0. u.
3-37.S q
MOTOR SCOOTER. 80 zundapp.
excel cond ia s-30s3
NORTON 81. 800 &c . 900 miles.
new mo ago. make ufirr or will
take auto IN trade VIZ. 5-3lTi
or WA 7-3sei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
AVIATION

iIiO SHARP MOL Flying Club, Inc
well organi1ed. Bonanza all-metal
Cessna 40 both ONNf and VHF
equipped ~ 800 He 4.7aS3
WANTED = Cracked or iunked
plane, must be cheap 10 2-6462
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
THACKER MOTORS

18th and R / Ave NE Ia 6-e5S0
CADILLAC 1888 Coupe De Vile.
fully equip incl power: s-iene
finish. must see 70 appFec 81 4A5.
JET ENGLISH FORD. 1854 Pa.
ave Sc Il 4-a30u
CADILLAC 81 De VILE hArdtop.
excellent como $1,000 value for
only <H.45
HFRSON'S 9th and NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

aOCEfN BEACH LOIS residen-
tial. directly on beach ! com
VIII sell at sacrifice KE $3.50
3 CHOICE lots. Ocean City. Nd
Cape Isle Of Wlght. COO yards 10
water; both " 300 OIL 4-s223
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED

HAVE $500 CT HOME loan
guar certificate unuSUEd VII.
coaSiuer small town or country
house 10 20 te m!les D c Mould
Ike acreage Can sd sorae cAah
~ Private party IL B-4oas Ids
Commonwealth ave. Bldg c Alex
sndria. Va
A Cab sUYER OR Will SELL
ON TRIMS ~ $4,000 5 z
REALTY co
WE HAVE CLIENT for q small de-
taehec "-hedrm. brick home. IN
Prince GeorEeS County. uY. District
ine. Under sls 0tO- Contact
Mt Sadier. AD a-Sk5H
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
fsgn x ~ Nv NY t-..,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
HIRST
COMMERCIAL GROUND

AnTiandale Va, CI 6-saan
CLOSED SUNDAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
THACKER MOTORS

lsih and r ] Ave. NE, IA e-d53o
CADILLAC 81 Coupe &c vile. me-
beautiful eond. must sell. will
not refuse reasonable oGer We
a.NrfN
CADILLAC SO Sedan Dc VILE: every
extra. full power sway seat. IKE
new. must see 10 appreciate. 80 4a5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
TAKOMA FORD

e725 Piney Branch Rd., eil. spg.
~, $1,000
BUICK so Series 81. with Road
master body; ! owner; SECS OIL
BUICK 1881 4-dr. super; neW-ear
condition $3.50 FALLS CHURCH
De Soto Plymouth. Lee HWY a.
hllSooN ave. JE e-33On
BUICK SIS cow. white With black
TOP auto. transmission. Z. and h
power steering. ~ 4a5.
LOGAN tFORDi
1880 10th 81 NV. DI, 7-5SOa
BUICK SO 4-door Special: ? ana
oyna, fun power: custom IN
teror one owner. special today,
~ Sg5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
BREWER MOTORS

Sill Wisconsin Ave EN- 2-7700
CADILLAC 81 $50 coupe. by
owner. all white under u Que
mi. factory installed air enad
and b all auto eies windows
and seat. autrnntc eve. new car
como sass Ma s-3n75
CADILLAC 50 COW: every extra.
fun power. ike rev, trade and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

Seven Corners. Falls Church Va.
OPEN TILL lO---JE e.5S5s
CHEVROLET 80 .-ur 90 g-tone
blue fully equipped low miles
CIV hwy $ $ Nd ~ ss
(continued on Next PAgsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
' y Ol4I d4IU y n. "
DE s-4-aB

CASH. TERMS OR TRADE
$50 Other Cars 70 Choose Prom
OUR ONLY LOCATION
CADILLAC 1854 SO series Fleet
wood eFerything power, one
owner S3.a9S RIA S-S0a0
CADILLAC SIS q Dorado Blarrit1
convertible. strtkins silver Hnish
with white orion Top. custom ssber
wheels, all power and electrical
equipment plus Csdiliac's custom
Continental kit SPECIAL. si,Ha-