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LEGAL NOTICES (Cont.).
MILTON T. BROOME. Attorney.
Columbian Building.
DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.—No. 69.792. Ad
ministration.—This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District of
Columbia, has obtained trom the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
of Administration on the estate of
Joseph A. Nash, late of the District of
Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 12th day
of September. A.D. 1948; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate Given under my hand this
12th day of September, 1947. BERNARD
J. COYLE. 1725 Hist st. se. zone 20.
• Seal) Attest: FRANK J. BURKART.
Deputy Register of Wills for the District
of Columbia. Clerk, of the Probate Court,
sel 7.24ocl.
" JACOB- n7”HA LPERTa iVorneyi
1511 K St. N.W.
DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED
Stetes for the District of Columbia.
Holding Piobate Court.—No. 69275. Ad
ministration.—This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, of the State of Nebraska,
has obtained from the Probate Court of
the District of Columbia. Letters Testa
mentary on the estate of L M. Andrews,
also known as L. M. McCoy-Andrews, also
known as Mrs. L. M. Andrews, also known
as Mrs. William E. Andrews, also known
as Mrs W. E Andrews, also known as
Leota Myrtle McCoy, also known as Jean
McCoy, also known as Myrtle McCoy, late
of the District of Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally authen
ticated. to the subscriber, on or before
the 27th day of August. A.D. 1948: other
wise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given under my
hand this 27th day of August. 1947.
x. tuttno. Minaen, iNeorasKa.
(Seal.) Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL.
Register of Wills for the District of Colum
bia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
se4.11.18_
H. WINSHIP WHEATLEY.
H. WINSHIP WHEATLEY, Jr.. Attorneys.
DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Piobate Court.—No. 69.753. Ad
ministration.—This is to Give Notice:
That the. subscribers, of the State of
Maryland and the District of Columbia,
respectively, have obtained from the Pro
bate Court of the District of Columbia.
Letters of Administration on the estate
of Mattie L Wheatley, late of the Dis
trict of Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
thp vouchers thereof, legally authenti
cated. to the subscribers, on or before the
3rd day of September. A D. 1948; other
wise they may by law be excluded from
all beneht of said estate. Given under our
hands this 3rd day of September, 1947.
WILLIAM J. WHEATLEY. 4011 Oliver
at . Chevy Chase. Md : G RAYMOND
WHEATLEY. 1006 Webster st. n.w. (Seal.)
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL. Register
of Wills for the District of Columbia,
Clerk of the Probate Court. sell.18,25
ROBERT M. GRAY. Attorney,
729 loth Street, N.W’.
DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED
States for the District of .Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.—No. 69.044, Ad
ministration.—This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, of the District of Columbia
has obtained from the Probate Court ol
the District of Columbia. Letters Testa
mentary on the estate of W. C Ruediger
also sometimes known as William C. Rue
diger. Wm. C. Ruediger and William Carl
Ruediger, late of the District of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims againsl
the deceased are hereby' warned to exhibil
the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on ct
before the 11th day of Septemoer. A.D
3 948: otherwise they may by law De ex
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 11th day ol
September. J947. IMOGENE I RUEDIGER.
2836 28th Street. N.W., Zone 8. (Seal.)
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL. Register
of Wills for the District of Columbia,
Clerk of the Probate Court.
se 1 7.24 .oc 1 ___
J. BERNARD FLAHERTY. Attorney,
1816 18th Street S.E.. Wash . D. C.
Filed Sept. 2, 194 7. Charles E. Stewart.
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THI
TTmtpri Si9t« for ♦ o nict.inf of
lumbia—John F. Flaherty, Plaintiff, vs.
Flcrence S. Catchings and Mrs. John A
Hennessey, Defendants.—No 1881-47.—
The object of this suit is to remove cloud
on title to lot numbered twenty-right (28)
in block numbered nine (9) in Arthur E
Handle’s subdivision of part of "Kosciusko
Place" known as Congress Heights." in
the District of Columbia. On motion of
the plaintiff, it is this 2d day of September.
194/. ordered that the defendants Florence
P Catchings and Mrs. John A Hennessey
cause their appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day. exclusive of
Sundays and legal holidays, occurring after
the day of the first publication of this
order, otherwise the cause will be pro
ceeded with as in case of default. Pro
vided. a copy of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter, and The
Evening Star before said day. <S> ALEX
ANDER HOLTZOFF. Justice. (Seal.) At
test. CHARLES E STEWART. Clerk. By
CLARA F. CONNELL, Deputy Clerk.
se4.1 1.18__
CHAS. D. SANGER. Jr., Attorney for
Petitioner.
Metropolitan Bank Bldg.. Washington, D. C
Republic 3331
Filed Sept. 9. 194 7. Charles E. Stewart
_ Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THI
United State* for the District of Colum
bia—In Re Application of UNA MABEI
MYERS BATTISTONE for Change o;
Name—Civil Action No. 3616-47.—Una
Mabel Myers Battistone. having filed a
complaint for a judgment changing hei
name to Mabel Virginia Myers Battistone
and having applied to the Court for sr
order of publication of the notice reouirec
bv law in such cases, it is. by the Court
this 9th day of September. 1947. ORDEREE
that ail persons concerned show cause, ii
any there be. cn or before the 4th day
©f October. 1947. why the prayers ol
said complaint should not be granted
provided. That a copy of this order be
published once a week for three con
secutive weeks before said day in The
Evening Star and the Washington Law Re
porter (S > ALEXANDER HOLTZOFF
Justice (Seal! A True Copy. Test
CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk, by CLARA
F CONNELL. Deputy Clerk. gel 1.18.25.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum
bia. Holding a Probate Court.—Estate ol
JAMES L COLLINS. Deceased.—Admin
istration No 67203 —ORDER OF PUBLI
CATION.—Letters of administration upon
all the moneys, goods, chattels, and rights
of James L. Collins, deceased, late of thf
District of Columbia, having been granted
herein unto Charles Perry Miller. Jr., and
Roy M. Perry on the 21th day of June
1946, no distribution, partial or other
vise. has as yet. been made to any ol
the persons entitled thereto as heirs at
law and next of kin of said decedent. It
having been made known to the Court by
the petition of said administrators, filed
herein on the IRth day of July. 1947. for
the appointment of a Master to ascertain
and determine who are the next of kin
of said James L. Collins, deceased, that
It is impossible for the said administra
tors to definitely determine who are all
of the persons who would be entitled tc
participate in said estate, and likewise
impossible to compute the amount dis
tributable tc each of the next of kin until
each of such next of kin is definitely as
certained. and it having been ordered by
this Honorable Court, the 21st day of July,
3947. that the petition and the proceed
ings to be taken thereon shall be deemed
a plenary proceeding within Title 19, Sec
811 of the 1940 Code of the District ol
Columbia, there has been issued pursuant
to said order the usual process of thi?
Court commanding all the parties in inter
est in said estate as hereinafter set forth
to appear in the District Court of the
United States for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate Court, and answer the
exigencies of the said petition, which said
process has been duly returned "not tc
uc iuuiiu a.' to I'tic xiercinmver namec
persons, and It having been shown by the
affidavit of Thomas C. Scalley. filed herein
that the hereinafter named persons are
nonresidents of the District of Columbia
and it benne probable that the unknown
parties herein are also nonresidents of the
District of Columbia, it is this *’nd day 01
September. 1947. ORDERED That Rossa
Grubbs Collins. Catherine Collins O Con
nell. Agnes L. Collins. Francis W. Collins
and his six brothers and sisters; Mrs
Frank J. Meier. Mrs. Helen White Free
W Pullen. Annie Pullen. Benjamin Frank
lin Pullen. Harry Collins. Minnie Collins
Mrs. James Waters inee Sarah J. Collins»
the heirs at law of Leonard Collins. Mrs
Edward Auldridge. Albert E Collins
William B. Collins. Sister Mary St Ursula
Collins, and all the unknown heirs at law
an<Snext of km of James L Collins, de
ceased. and all other persons concerned
having or claiming to have any right, title
Interest or claim in and to said estate be
and they hereby are commanded to ap
pear in this Court on the l.V day of De
cember. 1947. to answer under oath the
said petition and to show' cause, if any
they have, why they severally have any
interest in said estate, or why they sever
ally claim any right to distributive shares
in said estate, as well as. also, why the
prayers of said petition should not be
granted and a Maste: appointed as thereir
prayed, provided, however, and it is
further ORDERED That a copy of this
order be published in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star, the latter
a newspaper of general circulation pub
lished in the District of Columbia, twice
a month for three consecutive months
before the return day herein mentioned
the first of said publications to be not
less than 90 days before said return day
rS> ALEXANDER HOLTZOFF. Justice
(Seal ) A true copy. Attest: THEO
DORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills foi
the District of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court. se4,l 8.oc2.1«.no0.20
LEGAL NOTICES.
C. WALTER HARRIS. Attorney.
6*25 Bond Building.
DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding a Probate Court —-Estate of Earl
Hagerty (alias Harry E. Rogers). De
ceased.—No. 69555. Administration Docket
147. — Application having been made
herein for letters of administration on
said estate, by C. Walter Harris, it it
ordered this 9th day of September. A.D.
1947. that Loretta Hagerty and the un
known heirs of Earl Hagerty (also known
as Harry E Rogers), deceased, and all
i others concerned, appear in said Court
i on Monday, the ‘20th day of October.
A.D. 1947. at lo:00 o'clock a m., to show
cause why such application should not
be granted. Let notice hereof be pub
lished in the “Washington Law Reporter*’
I and "The Evening Star.'* once in each
of three successive weeks before the re
turn day herein mentioned, the first pub
lication to be not less than thirty days
! before said return day. Witness, the Hon
orable EOLITHA J. LAW’S. Chief Jus
i tice of said Court, this 9th day of Sep
tember. AD. 1947. (Seal.) Attest: THEO
DORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills for
• the District of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court._sell.!8,25_
DAVID A. HART, Attorney,
815 15th St. X.W.
DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding a Probate Court.—Estate of John
Gross Newman. Deceased—No. 69,555.
Administration Docket 146. — Application
having been made herein for probate of the
last will and testament and codicil of
said deceased, and for letters testamentary
on said estate, by David A. Hart, it is
ordered this ‘2nd day of September. A.D.
1947. that Robinson E. Beauchamp. Henry
N. Beauchamp Philip P Beauchamp. John
{t. Beauchamp, and all*others concerned,
appear in said Court on Monday, the 15th
day of October. A.D. 1947, at 10:00 o’clock
A M., to show cause why such application
1 should not- be granted. Let notice hereof
! be published in the "Washington Law Re
I porter” and "The Evening Star." once in
, each of three successive weeks before the
rciurn day herein mentioned, the first pub
lication to be not less than thirty days
before said return dnv Witnucs
| orable BOLITHA J. LAWS. Chief Justice of
I said Court, this 2nd day of September,
I A.D. 1947. (Seal.) Attest: MELVIN J.
l MARQUES. Deputy Register of Wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court.___se4.11.18
GUSTAV ALDEN HINRICHS, 1510 S *t. a.eT,
Washington, D. C.
1 Filed Sept. 9, 1947. Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE
United States for the District of Colum
bia.—In Re: Application of GUSTAV ALD
EN HINRICHS. VIRGINIA DIANE HIN
RICHS, CLAUDE ALDEN HINRICHS. an
infant, and DONNA CATHERINE HIN
RICHS. an infant, by GUSTAV ALDEN
HINRICHS. parent, for Change of Name.—
I Civil Action No. 3613-47.—Gustav Alden
Hinrichs. Virginia Diane Hinrichs. Claude
Alden Hinrichs. an infant, and Donna
Catherine Hinrichs, an infant, by Gus
tav Alden Hinrichs. parent, having filed a
complaint for a judgment changing their
l names to George Alden Harvey, Virginia
! Diane Harvey. Claude Alden. Harvey, and
l Dnnna Catherine Harvey and having ap
! plied to the Court for an order of publica
i tion of the notice required by law' in such
cases, it is. by the Court, this 9th day of
September. 1947. ORDERED that all per
sons concerned show cause, if any there
be. on or before the 4th day of October,
194 7. why the prayers of said complaint
should not be granted: Provided. That a
copy of this order be published once a
week for three consecutive w’eeks before
1 said day in The Evening Star and the
Washington Law' Reporter. (8.) ALEX
ANDER HOLTZOFF. Justice. (Seal.) A
True Copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEWART,
Clerk, by CLARA F. CONNELL, Deputy
Clerk. _sel 1.18,25.
ARTHUR F. CARROLL, Jr.,
Attorney at Law.
Hibbs Building. Washington, D. C.
Filed Sept. 9, 1947. Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP TH1
United States for the District of Colum
bia.—In Re: Application of ROBERT
MORRIS HYMAN for Change of Name
Civil Action No. 3611-47.—ORDER OF
PUBLICATION — CHANGE OP NAME —
Robert Morris Hyman having filed a peti
1 tion for a Judgment changing his name
to Robert Morrill Harmon and having ap
plied to the Court for an Order of Publi
cation of the notice required by law In such
cases, it is, by this Court, this 9th day ol
September. 1947. ORDERED, that all
persons concerned show cause, if any there
be. on or before the< 4th day of October,
1947. why :he prayers of said Petition
should not be granted; provided, that a
copy of this order be published once a
week for three f3> consecutive weeks be
fore said day in The Evening Star and
the Washington Law- Reporter. (S.) ALEX
ANDER HOLTZOFF. Justice. (Seal.) A True
Copy. Test: CHARLES E STEWART. Clerk,
by CLARA F. CONNELL, Deputy Clerk.
sell,18,25.
MOTOaCYCLB.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1946 No. 61 motor
cycle; all extras: $850 cash. Call STAN
LEY at OX. 4050 —18
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1941, 74 o.h.v,. lots
of chrome; good condition. GE. 4163.
GARAGES WANTED TO RENT
! FOR PRIVATE CAR in vicinity of 20th
and Penna. ave. n.w. RE. 7676, E. H,
BINGHAM 18*
! 1-CAR OR LARGER garage lor body a
fender repairs in D. C. or nearby. Bo.,
i 347-D 22*
GARAGE, suitable for plumbing shop; pref
1 erably ud in n.w. section. Call GL. 8766,
_ —18
_GARAGES FOR SALE._
GARAGE for sale; 1 block off Wisconsin
ave.. on Volta pi. n.w.; excellent condi
tion. Call HO. 0421. —23
10 METAL GARAGES. Income $46
monthly: $3,000. Trinidad 2020. —20
_AUTO PAINTING._
COMPLETE JOB, $35 up; work guaran
teed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext. i.e.»
I VI. 3539. Phone 5 to 7 D.m. only.
AUTO PAINTING. $39; best materials
used; immediate service; body and fender
work. 3510 Ga. ave., GE. 9842.
, AUTO PAINTING — Complete Job. $60;
select your color; work guaranteed. ADDI
SON CHEVROLET. 1522 14th st. n.w.,
HO 7500.
*40—Complete auto paint Job; all work
guaranteed. EX. 8991. 19*
AUTO LOANS.
IF YOU ARE PLANNING to buy a car from
1 a private party or dealer. It isn’t necessar,
to pay cash Our easy payment plan will
conform with your budget. Call us befori
you buy. Our staff of experts will be glad
to appraise the car for fair market value
and mechanical condition and assist Ir
procuring title and tags. No obligation.
Telephone Republic 1200. NOLAN FINANCI
CO., 1102 New York ave. n.w.. Greyhound
Bus Terminal Bldg.
-— — -*■ -~-- ■■
AUTOMOTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERS—Immediate
delivery; new shipment just arrived; the
neatest one you’ve ever seen; suitable foi
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
1437 Irving st. n.w.. AD. 8500, Washing
ton's Largest Pontiac Dealer.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION! We
carry a large stock of good-quality seal
covers In popular colors. They will alsc
fit other models of General Motors cars
Prompt and neat installation if desired
, ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1437 Irving it
n.w. AD 8500.
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the lat
est safety process; beautiful tread; 2-houi
1 service; electric-treated sections if your
tire is cut. See your tires being recapped
iiit ARCADE PONTIAC CO . Washington'!
Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1437 Irving st
: n.w.. AD. 8500. Quick, efficient service
WOULD YOU LIKE use of late model car
i 5 or 6 days per month; $50 cash deposil
! required Box 409-D. Star. 19*
NEW PLYMOUTH. DODGE MOTORS in
stalled. 48-hour service; $250: all makes
overhauled and guaranteed. FLEISHER’S
p. ad ar.i1 a•■»#* ct tv tt- w a 04no £>a
PARKING SPACE
SPACE FOR l CA&. in rear of 1920 L at
n.w.; $10 per month. HENRY J. ROBB.
INC., 1024 Vermont ave. n.w., DI. 8141.
_22
TRAILERS.
MOVING AND HAULING made easy and
thrifty when you rent one of our luggage
utility trailers and boat trailers by the
day^week or month. AMERICAN TRAIL
ER ^O. INC.. 4030 Wisconsin ave. n.w.
Phone WO. 3231.
SPARTAN MANOR, latest model, aluminum
channel-type ribs and exterior, thoroughly
insulated, elec, refgr. and bottled gas
BOULEVARD TRAILER SALES. U. 8
Route 1. Berwyn. Md.. phone Tower 6162
Only authorized dealer bet. Baltimore and
Richmond.
NATIONAL TRAILERS. 1947, now on dis
play C FRED PAINTER. 6009 Baltimore
ave . Rlverdale. Md Phone WA. 4903.
ONF OF MARYLAND'S LARGEST trailei
coach dealer invites your inspection ol
their outstanding variety of trailer homei
In aluminum and masonite constructed b]
America's leading manufacturers. Prices
and sizes to meet every need. Als'
Higgins campers and utility trailers
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, U. 8. Route i
Berwyn. Md Phone TO. 5035.
GLIDER 1947. announces the arrival ol
several more model 88-B's with hot anc
cold iunnine water, stainless steel kitchen,
large elec, refgr.. shower, and flush toilet
The be6t trailer on earth. 12. 18. 24
months' financing. COLIE TRAILER CO..
8200 Georgia ave. n.w., SL. 8200. or SL
8201.
RANGE, gasoline. 2-burner with oven:
Preway de luxe model; $20. LU. 4139.
TRAILERS (Confr.).
A SELECTION of the finest home trailer
coaches built. Howard, 8chult, Zimmer,
American and Travelo. Trailer parts and
accessories, bottled-gas stoves and fittings.
Open daily and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC., 4030
Wisconsin ave. n.w. Phone WO. 3231.
CURTIS WRIGHT FLAGSHIP — Your
apartment on wheels; light-weight alum
inum de luxe trailer coach; sleeps 6;
combination electric and ice refrigerator,
hot-water heater, complete bathroom with
I shower. Also the famous Trotwood de
i luxe trailer; electric refjigerator. Butane
, cook stove; sleeps 4: $1,595. The Trot
wood economy; $1,295. See ABC TRAILER
SALES. INC.. 9001 Wash.-Balto. blvd.,
i U. S. 1. Berwyn. TO. 4949
SILVER MOON ALMA 193fl. 27-ft.; 4
wheels, elec, brakes, bottle gas; best trailer
made, like new; $2,900. Lot 38, Wash.
Sourist Camp. —21
LMA 1942, 20 "ft.: hitch and accessories
j included; excellent condition; private. Call
ALex 3582. 23*
126' HOUSE TRAILER, sleeps 4: elec re
frigerator. plenty closet space; leaving
town, must sell. What am I offered? Can
i be financed. Lot 71. Temple Trailer Vil
j lagg- Alex . Va. _ 18*_
i TRAILERITES—Now is the time to have
your Duo-Therm and International oil
heater repaired, also your roofs repaired
and painted.
Trailer parts for immediate delivery:
Preway Si Coleman bott.e gas change
overs.
Preway Si Coleman stove parts.
Preway Si Coleman metal stove tops.
Hollywood trailer beds.
Trailer steps and moldings.
Sofa beds and folding chairs.
Warner electric brakes and drums.
Awnings complete and rails.
Electric speed water heaters.
Neison Si Kimball dolly.
Trailer light and brake connectors.
Seat covers for sofa beds.
4-inch chrome pipes.
Luggage trailer hitches and balls.
Water tanks and iceboxes.
Copper water line.
Windows and roof ventilators.
Preway Si Coleman gasoline stove and
ranges.
, Coleman hot plates.
: Trailer vent fans
I Trailer roof canvas aluminum paint,
t STANLEY H. HORNER TRAILER CEN
TER. 5th and Fa. ave. n.e., FR. 1221.
[Opei evenings till 8 p.m._ —19
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
HALF-TRACKS with winches, stakes, pan- '
els. dumps, trailers: all selling cheap.
RICE MOTORS, 1731 Bladensburg rd. n.e.
—18
FORD 1947 dump. 2lfe-yd. body, booster
brakes: passed Va. inspection; 10-ply
tires; 2.200 miles: $2,295. FA. 1667. 20*
BROCKWAY 1941 3-ton truck. 1941 1 ife
ton Ford truck. 1940 life-ton Interna
tional truck. 1940 l12-ton Chevrolet truck.
These trucks are being replaced by a new
fleet and are in various stages of repair.
Come out and see them. No reasonable
offer refused. MR. FREEDMAN, 4725
Bethesda ave . Bethesda. Md. —29
WHITE HORSE package delivery, $800.
Call MR. FALK. DU. 7800. —18
REO de luxe 1 Ife-ton large panel: very best
condition; bargain. $495; terms, $36,
month. “ROPER,” 1730 R. I. ave. n.e. 18*
ATTENTION, DEALERS—life-ton Dodge
truck with crane, like new, less than 3.000
miles. Will trade for new car or sell.
Prefer Chrysler product. STEELE'S GA
RAGE, rear 38 N. Y. ave. n.w. RE. 9560.
18*
INTERNATIONAL '39 1-ton panel body,
recently passed D. C. inspecton. NA. 947y.
18*
INDIANA 1936 2Ife-ton stake body; with
White motor, dual wheels, new rods, new
bearings, new $7*2 battery, new $50 tire,
sound body, sacrifled $295 cash; must
sell immediately. Open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
STONES, 1617 14th at. n.w., AD. 7363.
—19
CHEVROLET 1940 Ife-ton panel body; good
condition. Call NA. 4602. —20
DODGE 1947 Ife-ton canopy pickup; driven
less than 100 miles: would like to trade
for small 1947 coupe. A. J. THOMAS,
LI. 7685. —21
DODGE PANEL life-ton truck 1934 model:
good running condition and good tires;
$260 for quick sale. DISTRICT HARD
WARE CO., 2148 P st. n.w. —20
TWIN COACH; heavy duty rear end and
transmission; 6 tires, good rubber; $550.
DI 9791, DISTRICT EGG CO. —21
FORD 1941 dual-wheel life-ton stake, best
condition, terms. $300 cash. $51 mo.
“ROPER." 1730 R. I. ave. n.e. 18*
CHEVROLET pickup, good condition: $350
cash: private owner. SL. 7160. —18
WHITE “31” van: lge., all-steel body, good
running order; best cash offer. OV. 4064.
18*
GMC 1941 Ife-ton truck: covered top. good
condition; $600. 480 Indiana ave. n.w.
—19
DODGE 1941 1-ton panel; good condition:
$895, terms TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3010
R. I. ave. n.e.. DE. 8300. —19
ARMY TRUCKS. 1941 and 1942—One life
ton. 6 wheels. 8 tires, good canvas cover,
recently overhauled; other. 3-ton stake
body, cab over engine, excellent mechanical
condition. LI. 7122. —19
DODGE 1940 Ife-ton panel: good mechani
cal condition; $900. NA. 4118. —19
CHEVROLET 1941 1 Ife-ton dump truck;
a bargain at $950. HUNTER MOTORS.
901 Prince st., Alexandria, Va. ALex. 2334,
OV. 1439. —19
FORD 1947 pickup: new, never driven,
new car guarantee; $1,746. COLIE MOTOR
CO., 8232 Ga. ave., SL. 2242 or SL. 4871.
—21
DODGE 1947 pick-up: 1800 miles; same
as brand new: $1,645. COLIE MOTOR
CO., 8232 Ga. ave., SL. 2242 or SL. 4871.
—21
i FORD 1947; new. cab and chassis. 134 in.
i wheel base, dual rear end List price,
$1,937.35. COLIE MOTOR CO., 8232 Ga.
ave., 8L. 2242 or SL. 4871. —21
5 FORD 1947 stake-body trucks; less than
5.000 miles; for sale. See daily, 8-6 p.m.
Drive out Leesburg pike (Rt. 7). 5.2 miles
past Tysons Corner to W. B. KERN FARM
on right, opposite the old mill.
DODGE 1940 Ife-ton panel: A-l condition
throughout; $696. SL. 3727. 19*
CROSI.EY' 1942 Pickup truck, D. C. in
spected. overhauled recently; $395. ME.
9182. 801 H st. n.w. 20*
CHEV. CRANE, complete. IVa ton. dual
wheels, power brakes: this la a one-owner
truck, in excel, cond.; $695. JETT MOTOR
SALES, LI. 0336. —24
FORD 1940 *4-ton panel; this Is a one
owner truck and shows It; $795. JET
MOTOR SALES. LI. 0336. —24
MACK TRACTOR LIFT 1944; excel, cond.:
new rubber; sacrifice $500: due to can
cellation of contract. LOUIS VOULELIS,
810 Bladensburg rd. n.e. —21
DODGE 1942 ^4-ton panel, perfect all
around condition, must sacrifice; $770.
HO. 4460 or TR. 1953,_—20
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., OMC truck dealer,
offers 40 trucks at special sale.
Pickups, panels, metro bodies, stakes,
dump, furniture vans, refrigerated trucks,
tractors, chassis and cabs, semitrailers.
Army surplus cargoes and dumps. 4x4
and 6x6. half tracks, bridge constructors,
ducks, amphibious jeeps, sterilizer vans.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., GMC truck
‘ dealers, 3200 Lee hwy., Arlington, Va .
: CH. 7000, daily 8 a.m. to 9 pm. Sun. 10
to 3. To reach: Out M st. through George
town, cross Key Bridge, turn right on Lee
i hwy. (U. S. 29 and 211>: drive IV3 miles.
DIAMOND-T TRACTOR. 572-cu.-in. motor.
Chevrolet, 1941 dump truck.
Chevrolet. 3 937 panel.
Brockway. 1941. cab over engine, L.W.B.
Also, several other late model trucks.
Numerous bodies In stock, various types.
DIAMOND MOTORS. INC., 1025 3rd st.
n w.—19
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
VETERAN desires household moving, gen
eral hauling; vans, stakes, panels; wnite
help: reas rates. VI. 8260, Ext. 72.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY—1947 Chev.
vans, stakes, panels and pickups: for hire
by day. week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UR-SELF. ME. 7011. 1»
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs: experi
enced help, prompt service; reas. rates:
local and long distance. TA. 2937. 19*
VETERAN HAS TRUCK for moving and
hauling: will move you anywhere, any time.
MACK. TW. 0345. —24
H4-TON TRUCK, driver and helper, for
hauling cinder blocks, brick, trash, etc.
Call NO. 4012. JAMES A. 8MITH. •
m LLUOAtK-uiiMi’ lKUtK. Dy nour or
I job; reasonable; veteran. Call SH. 0878.
All idvcrtiif ents efferinf to
rn •biles for sale mast include aetaal
selling price of ear.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
BANTAM 1940 convertible coupe, com
pletely overhauled; excellent body, guar
anteed pass inspection; $695. 426 Eye st,
n w . NA. 9409 before 6:30.
BUICK 1939 Special 2-door sedan: $125
repaint. Complete mech. overhaul, new
I tires, radio, heater, electric clock, doctor's
car. in A-l condition ready for any trip;
$1,125, terms. SMITH NA. 8786. 38*
BUICK 3 942 Roadmaster sedanette. excel
lent condition: $1,800. DE. 8300, Ext.
61. 9:30 to 6; GE. 4073 after 6 p.m. —18
BUICK 1947 Roadmaster 4-door sedan,
completely equipped, beautiful dark blue,
plastic seat rovers, no mileage; $3,500.
I EX. 3483. Call 10 to 6:30 p.m. 18*
: BUICK 1942 Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan:
$1,650 or best offer under; good condition.
I PR. 5624. —19
BUICK 1941 Super sedan, original owner
driver; low mileage; per. cond.: new tires;
looks like new, $1,510. SH. 1601. •
BUICK 1941 convertible coupe: radio,
heater, defroster. A-l condition; a beauty;
81.595. EM. 6894. —19
BUICK 1942 convertible: de luxe equip
ment; perfect condition, original owner
leavihg country; $1,950. DU. 6937.—18
i BUICK 1947 Super 4-door sedan; com
pletely equipped; 600 miles; private owner;
! $3,100. OR. 6533, 9-11 a m., 7-10 p m.
21*
i BUICK 1940 7-passenger: $995. Call at
4900 Alabama ave. s.e.. Apt. 4, between
6 and 8 P.m. 23*
BUICK 1940 special 2*door sedan, in good
rond.: original owner; no dealers; $1,095
or best offer under. AT. 8223. —19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (Conf.l.
BUICK 1940 sedanette; radio, heater; ex
cellent condition; $2,425. Call MR.
PAIGEN, TE. 4422 between 8 a m. and
7 p.m. —18
BUICK 1941 4-dr. super.: good cond.: '
radio and heater, defroster; $1,425 or
best offer under. Call TW. 8231. —18
BUICK 1947 Super sedanette; approx.!
7,500 miles; one owner; all equipment; j
$2,975 or will trade for good, cheap car
and difference. Phone TA. 5150. —18
BUICK 1938 Special 2-door sedan; r. and
h., excellent motor, good tires; body in
A-l shape; original owner; $875. WO.
1020. •
BUICK 1947 Roadmaster convertible; radio
and heater; original owner; 4.000 miles;
$3,800. 5334 Baltimore ave., Hyattsville,
WA. 9842. —20 j
BUICK J 940 Super sedanette: radio, heater !
and chains: excellent condition: $2,400.'
Call DE. 5133 after 8 p.m. —20 !
BUICK 1940 sedanette. maroon, excellent;!
condition: best offer under $2,500. Call ! i
SEYMOUR FAIGEN, TE. 4422 between 7)
a m. and 7 p.m. —21 l<
BUICK ’42 Super sedanette; like new. all ■
extras; $1,575. MI. 1448. —20
BUICK 1938 4-door sedan: new tires, re- i
cent motor overhaul; $895; pvt. owner.! I
3255 M st. n.w. __ —21 1
BUICK 1937 two-door sedan: excel, me-11
chamcal cond.. completely overhauled, new i
tires; $450. Can be seen GOODYEAR.!.
Conn, and N st. Inquire service manager. 1 <
BUICK J 937 Special 4-door: motor, paint, i 1
body and tires excellent, custom r. and h., <
new seat covers; $045 or best offer under. I
Alter 5:30, 107 E. Windsor ave., Alex.. Va.
20* ( ]
BUICK 1941 sedanette. excellent condition. • .
$1,350. Call AD. 4301. Ext. 10, from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. • —j 8 i
BUICK 1940 Roadmaster convertible, new*
made .s ip coders; SI.250. HO. 7788. 19*
BUCK 1942 Super, in very good condition
radio, heater; $1,800. Call OR. 3480. —20
BUCK 1930 coupe. $350. Call EX. 44 45
between 9 a m. and 4:30 p.m. —18
CADILLAC 1941 model 01: private owner;
excellent condition; must be sold immedi
ately. am getting new car: price, $1,975;
or best offer below. Call GL. 9181. —19,
CADILLAC 1947 sedan: blue color; seat
covers, radio, heater; 3 months old. 1.500 i
miles: $4,500. 24 H st. n.e. ME. 3355.!
MR. GORDON. —25
CADILLAC 1946 black sedan. 62 series;
r. and h.. seat covers, six-ply extra-life
tires, 15.000 mileage; in perfect cond.; ;
price. $4,250. Can be seen between 9 and
5 p.m. Monday at 1418 No. Uhle st., '
Arlington. Va.. or call GL. 3541. —23
CHEVROLET ’41 sp. de luxe 4-dr.: black;
51 thous.; never wrecked; all new tires
and tubes, battery, plugs; excellent radio;
underseat heater, defrosters; $1,255 cash
TE. 7804. 18*
CHEVROLET 1937 2-door; fair shape,
heater and splotlight: $325. MR. O’BRIEN,
after 5 p.m., SH. 5088. —19
CHEVROLET 1942 Fleetline sedan; orig
inal paint. A-l condition throughout, new
tires, radio, heater, clock; $1,350. Call
after 4 P.m., GL. 4400. Ext. 461.
CHEVROLET 1940; car in very good con
dition, recently completely overhauled, new ,
tires, radio and heater; $1,075 or best j
offer below. Call from 9 a m. to 2 p.m. and
from 0 p.m. on. EX. 0363. —18 1
CHEVROLET 1933 coupe; just been over
hauled. passed 1947 inspection; 2 brand
new tires; $300. DU. 2522. .—19
CHEVROLET 1938 2-door master de luxe
sedan, good condition; sacrifice; $450 cash
EM. 7681.
CHEVROLET 1941 ex-taxi, T. and h.. new
tires and seat covers: Inspected; $050. ]
After 6, TE. 4521. 167. Hilton st., Alex
andria. Va. •
CHEVROLET 1936 de luxe town sedan; !
new paint, good motor; only $395. STONE,
1017 14th st. n.w., AD. 7363. —19
CHEVROLET 194 1 TAXI; completely over
hauled recently, new motor and tires; $800
or best offer under. Call NO. 7748 after j
5:30 p.m. —19
CHRYSLER 1940 4-dr. sedan. Leaving!
town Saturday, $800 or best offer under.
WT •((I'Tfl , u !
CHRYSLER 1942 New Yorker 4-dr. touring:
sedan; 40.000 miles: car just like brand-'
new; $1,795. COLIE MOTOR CO., 8232
Ga. ave., SL. 2242 or 8L. 4871. —21 I
CHRYSLER 3947 Windsor sedan; black;
heater and radio; $2,750 or best offer I
under. AT. 6684. 1784 Lang pi. n.e—20
CHRYSLER 1947 Windsor 4-dr. sedan;
2,500 miles, radio, seat covers; $2,900
or best offer under. FR. 8837. •
CHRYSLER 1941 New Yorker sedan; fluid
drive, radio and heater, excellent tires.
2-tone green finish, green sail cloth seat
covers: guaranteed; $1,395; terms. TRI
ANGLE MOTORS, 3010 R. I. ave. n.e., 1
DE. 6300. —19
CHRYSLER 3 942 New Yorker town sedan;
must be sold at once; $1,695. Call SH.
9845. —18
CORD 1937 Model 812 4-door sedan;
$1,200 or best offer under. HI. 4175.
CORD 19.37 model 812 4-door sedan, $800
or best offer under. Oliver 6735. —19 i
CROSLEY 194 1. good condition, many;
extras. $385. U. 7158. —21
DE SOTO 1946 club coupe, fully equipped,
$2,375 or best offer under. Call RE. 9787.
See at 809 N. Capitol st. —18
DE SOTO 1937 convertible coupe: com
pletely rebuilt engine, radio and heater. 5
good tires, body good; $750. CO. 7186
bet. 3-6 p m. —21
DE SOTO 1940 sedan: good cond.; pvt.
owner; only $895. Trinidad 2020. —20
DE SOTO 1942 custom sedan; r. and h.;
beautiful canarv color, like new. Immacu
late; $1,250. HO. 3566, Ext. 428.
DE SOTO 1941 Custom conv. club coupe;
heater, spotlight, fluid drive, overdrive,
beautiful light blue finish; $1,395. cash or
trade; or pay $495 down. bal. 12 to 15
mos. STONE, 1617 14th st. n.w., AD.
7363. —19
DODGE 1934 4-dr. sedan: motor over
hauled recently; clean appearance Inside
and out; $295. ME. 9182. 801 H st. n.w.
20*
DODGE 1938 4-door sedan: radio and
heater; $650. NO. 7941. May be seen
1741 Lanier d1. n.w. —19
DODGE 1938 4-door sedan: radio and
heater, black finish. $695. CAPITOL
MOTOR CO.. Silver Spring Packard
Dealer, 928 Philadelphia ave., SH. 3900.
—18
DODGE 1947 4-dr. sedan; military ma
roon, less than 8,000 miles; available
22nd Sept ; $2,350. 6811 8th st. n.w\
—19
DODGE 1947 custom 4-door sedan, gray;
30 actual miles; radio, heater, defrosted
and seat covers, whitewall tires; $2,550.
DU. 2301. —19
i DODGE 1938 2-dr. sedan: may be seen at
5815 Baltimore ave.. Riverdale, Md.; $595.1
MR. BO YUM. HY. 6460. I
DODGE 1941 fluid drive 4-door sedan: !
i radio, heater, motor overhauled and new
clutch just done, 2 new tires, mechanically j
rerfect, clean inside, good appearance; i
1,050. WI. 7666. i
DODGE 1942 4-door sedan; 30.000 miles;
radio; excellent mechanical condition; pri
vate party; $1,400. DU. 6688. 23*
DODGE 1940 club coupe; good condition; 1
radio and heater; first $995 takes it. RE.
3698. —21 ,
DODGE 3 942 2-dr sedan, perfect cond.,
$1,295. Call HO. 8615. * j
DODGE 1946 Custom 4-dr.; heater, seat
covers, clock: like new; $2,195. Call MR. !
LANE. DE. 4202. —20 i
DODGE 1947 4-dr.; r. and h.. beautiful
maroon -finish; 386 miles: $2,495; cash,
trade or terms. REPUBLIC MOTOR SALES.
1209-11 20th st. n.w. • j
DODGE 1937 de luxe coupe; radio, heater,
fog lights; 54.500 actual miles: condition
far above average; $575. CH. 0477. —19
DODGE 1942 custom 4-dr. sedan; fluid
drive, heater, radio, seat covers, spare
tire. Jack, good tires, perfect body and
mechanical condition; price, $1,395. Call
OWNER. TA. 0532. —21 j
DODGE 1941 2-dr. sedan: luxury lines. I
r. and h., new paint, new rubber. 3,000 i
miles since engine overhauled; $1,275.
UN. 1519. —18
DODGE 1941 4-door sedan; this Is a sky
blue finish and like new; It Is a de luxe
model with seat covers, radio, heater and
fluid drive; the tires are very good and
motor Is in A-l cond.; for a good, safe,
lazy driving car. this Is it: at $1,295.
MAYFLOWER MOTOR8. INC.. Washing
ton’s oldest and largest Lincoln-Mercury
dealer, RE. 0303. —20
FORD 3 939 convertible coupe; distributor,
fuel pump, new; $795. EM. 0222. —22
FORD 1947 Super de luxe; with all extras.
$2,196. COLIE MOTOR CO.. 8232 Ga
ave., SL.. 3242 or SL. 4871. —21
FORD 19.36 Tudor sedan; heater, good me
chanical condition: $396. RE. 6867. 801
H st. n.w. 20*
FORD 1947: new. with all extra equipment
including special upholstery; $2,296.
COLIE MOTOR CO, 8232 Ga. ave.. SL.
I 2242 or SL. 4871. —21
FORD 1940 Fordor super de luxe: heater!
and seat covers. 8.000 miles; $1,700 cash. i
Call ME. 2667 bet. 9 and 12 noon. —20
FORD 1939 d. lx. coupe; $925; like new.
EX. 8991. 19*
FORD 1942 de luxe Tudor sedan; dark
blue finish, excel, tires and mechanically
in A-l cond.; this is ideal economical!
transp. for our low warranted Drlce ot ■
$1,295. MAYFLOWER MOTORS’. INC.
Washington’s oldest and largest Lincoln
Mercury dealer. RE. 0303. —20
FORD 1941 convertable coupe Super de
luxe model: motor excel., tires new and is
equipped with r. and h.: this Is a very
clean sporty car and priced right at
$1,295. MAYFLOWER MOTORS. INC.
Washington's oldest and. largest Lincoln
Mercury dealei. RE. 0303. —20
FORD 1931 coupe; $200. Mr. Hart,
WITT-WILL CO., 54 M st. n.e. from 9 to
5. —21
FORD 1947 V-8 Super de luxe Fordor
sedan: radio and heater; 30 miles; $2,175.
VI. 6959. —23
FORD 1933 coupe, heater. 6 excellent
tires. $200. FA. 1707-M. —20
FORD 1940 convertible: needs $100 body
work: will sell as is for best cash offer
under $800. Phone UN. 2780. —19
FORI) 1946 Super de luxe club coupe;
black; 4.500 miles: GI returning to col
leg. must sell: $1,800. OR. 2222. —19
FORD 1937 Tudor de luxe: radio, heater,
spotlight, fog lights, sealed beams, good
rubber; $395. HI. 3928. 19
FORD 1938 Fordor: excellent condition.'
clean, neat appearance, economical to run:
$485. AD. 2944
FORD 1947 Tudor sedan: 5.600 miles: pri
vate party; $1,950. Call RA. 3937 between
5 and 7 p.m.
FORD *36 Fordor sedan: motor rebuilt:
body good condition: $350. 1335 Park
wood place n.w. after 6 p.m. 18*
FORD 1946 V-8 Tudor de luxe, $1,850.
! May be seen at Rubin Brown's Garage.
I rear 1746 K st. n.w. before 6 p.m . or by
i appt. Ph. EX. 3593 or ME. 0612. —18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
FRAZLR MANHATTAN 1947 sedan, com
sany official car. low mileage, excellent
:ondition. 2-tone paint, matching Interior;
52,595. JACK PRY, 16th and Pa. ave. s.e.,
rR 7203. —lp
HUDSON 1939 4-door »edan; good condi
tion; new tires; $700. Call after 6 p.m.
weekdays. EM. 0950. 21*
HUDSON 1947 Super six club coupe;
>2,100. RE. 1700, MR. HOLLINGSWORTH.
—20
HUDSON 1940 2-door; motor recently over
lauled. radio: $750. 6025 Western ave.,
Ihevy Chase, D. C. —20
HUDSON 194 7 Super 6 4-dr. sedan, low
nileage; accessories: best offer under
52.300. Call HO. 5536. 19*
HUDSON 1946 2-door sedan; like new. low
nileage; radio, heater, spotlight, fog lights;
51.850. SL. 4600. —20
HUPMOBILE 1928. its still a od run
ning car. has plenty of miles in tires:
5125. After 5 o'clock. Taylor 3526. 19*
..A SALLE 1940: new paint job. new mo
or job. new tires: radio, heater and seat
:overs; lst-class shape: $1,250. REDS
3ARAGF. 24 H st. n.e. ME. 3355. —2J
.A SALLE 1937 sedan; heater, good tires;
:ood condition; $500. RA. 7367. —21
jA SALLE 1936 sedan, r. and h., $425.
SUSCH MOTOR SALES. 2109 Benning rd.
i.e. 20*
..A SALLE 1938 ronv. coupe; radio, heater,
xcellent tires and motor, $695 or best
iffer below pvt. owner. PL. 0141. 19*
jA SALLE 1940 Model 52 sedan: $1,250
»r best offer below. 6-8 P.m., AD. 3530.
—19
jINCOLN 1946 club coupe: Grotto blue,
inish, like new, equipped with fog lights.
»ver drive and heater; car has low mile-!
ige and is mechanically perfect; to give;
rou many trouble free miles; priced at
52.795. MAYFLOWER MOTORS. INC..
Washington's oldest and largest Lincoln
Mercury dealer. RE. 0303. —20
.INCOLN-ZEPHYR 1936 4-dr. trunk se
jan, new r. axle, generator and coil; $345.
For demonstration, call SH. 3367. —20
LINCOLN 1946 4-door sedan: beautiful
valley green finish, equipped with heater,
■adio and custom plastic seat covers,
nechanically perfect; the only differencej
between this and a new car is a number; 1
meed at $2,795. MAYFLOWER MOTORS.!
INC.. Washington’s oldest and largest
Lincoln Mercury dealer, RE. 0303. —20 ,
LINCOLN Continental 1941 black con-1
/ertible; radio, heater: excel, cond.; owner,
eaving country: $2,295. EM. 1054.—21
JNCOLN-ZEPHYR 1938 4-dr . clean; pri
ate: $725. Call KLAUBER. NA. 0222.
ifter 6 p.m., DI. 5948. —20
MERCURY ’46 4-dr. sed.; r. and h.. 12.000
ni., excel, cond.; $1,950 cash or cashier’s
:h. Box 6256, Northwest Station. D C.
—20
MERCURY 1946 4-door: original black
inish, equipped with radio, heater and
spotlight; this car is not brand-new, but
s as close as you can come today: reason
ibly priced at $1,795. MAYFLOWER
MOTORS. INC.. Washington’s oldest and
argest Lincoln Mercury dealer, RE. 0303.
—20
MERCURY 1947: brand-new. never driven,
vith all extra equipment; $2,695. COLIE
MOTOR CO., 8232 Ga. ave., SL. 2242 or
>L. 4871. —21
4ERCURY 1946 4-dr., blue. 1.600 actual
nileage, $1,950. Can be seen after 5 p.m.
1223 S. 32nd rd„ Arlington. Va. OV. 4758.
19*
MERCURY 1939 4-dr. sedan; r. and h.;
lew tires; excellent condition; $995. DU.
#680. 18*
^ASH 1947 club cpe. “600”; new-car con
iition, with accessories; $1,875 cash. Box
198-D, Star. 18*
)LDS 8-78 club sedan: purchased Jan.
19, 1947; all extras; 9.000 miles; $2,350
>r best offer under. GE. 1000, Ext. 285,
:OL. KING. 19*
3LDS 1941 4-dr. sedan, passed D. C. in
spection. perf. cond., $1,250 or best offer
inder 1628 V st. s e. 20*
1LDSMOBILE 1940 convertible: radio,
leater; good buy at $995. DE. 4572. —23
[)LDSMOBlLE 1946 model 66 convertible
:oupe; Hydra-Matic, r. and h.; $2,345,
rade. SL. 2206.
3LDSMOBILE 1946 4-door black sedan,
Mydra-Matic, model 78. the big “8 radio,
leater. nylon seat covers; immaculate con
iition: low mileage; $2,350. NO. 2103.
3LDSMOBILE 1946 Hydra-Matic 98 series
1-door custom cruiser sedan; r. and h.,
white wheel rings; will trade for cheaper
'46 or ’47 car and cash difference, or sell
sutright for $2,695. UN. 0040. —18
PACKARD late 1946 Super Custom 4-door
sedan. 165 horsepower. All accessories,
custom, factory installed radio, underseat
heater, etc. For quick sale, only $3,600.
Dupont 4011, days; Sunday and evenings,
Adams 6128 18*
PACKARD 1942 8-cylinder Clipper 4-dr.
sedan; new tires, heater and radio; perfect
running order; $1,400 cash. Call AT. 1975
after 6 p.m. —18
PACKARD 1941 “110” 4-dr. sedan. A-l
condition throughout. $1,250 or best offer
under. FA. 1379-R. 18*
PACKARD 1946 taxi: 7 months old. per
lect condition: $2,050. Call between
i and 7 p.m. AT. 3635. —22
PACKARD 1940 club coupe. 110 series,
ft cyl.; excellent mechanical condition:
10-day guarantee: only $895. BENDALL
PONTIAC. 1611 King st., Alexandria. Va.
OV. 1600. —22
PACKARD 1947 sedan, fully equipped, r
and h.: $3 300 or best offer under. Call
NA. 9683. Ext 708.
PACKARD 1940 eluh rnuDP. radio and
neater; good condition; $950 or best offer
under. RA. 9219. —18
PACKARD 1936 coupe: for Quick sale.
F250 cash. After 5 p.m., 2000 No. Glebe
rd., Arlington. —19
PLYMOUTH 2 937 convertible; good con
dition: $550 or best offer under. Call
HO. 3001 between 6 and 7. —19
PLYMOUTH 1946 Special de luxe 4-door:
radio and heater, private owner, low
mileage. Apply GULF GAS STATION.
14th and Bennine rd. n.e.. 0 to 9 p.m.
SI .750 or best cash offer below. —18
PLYMOUTH 1946 SDecial de luxe coupe:
radio and heater: low mileage: $1,925.
Call EX. 3600, Ext. 101, between 8:30
and 5. —19
PLYMOUTH 1941 2-door sedan: one
owner. Original paint, like new. Interior
very clean. Mechanically absolutely per
fect. Tires very good. $1,195. AD. 4350,
Apt. 411, after 6 p.m. —18
PLYMOUTH 1940 4-door sedan, new tires,
heater, motor excel, cond. $850. LU.
3249. —23
PLYMOUTH 1946 Special de luxe with
over $400 worth of extra equipment;
51.895. COLIE MOTOR CO., 8232 Ga.
ave.. SL. 2242 or SL. 4871. —21
PLYMOUTH 1946; 7.400 miles: $1,850
'mh Pall Tg conn
PLYMOUTH 1947 de luxe sedan; beautiful
black finish, low mileage; cash, trade or
rerms: $2095 RE 1012. —20
PLYMOUTH 1948 Special de luxe 4-door
sedan; excellent condition: $1,775 or best
offer under. 506 Flower ave.. Tak. Pk . Md.
Phone SH. 6929 between 5:30 and 9 Thurs.
and 1 to 5 Friday. —19
PLYMOUTH 1941. original black paint,
good tires, motor and clutch; $945 cash.
Taylor 4651. 19*
PLYMOUTH 1941 2-dr. de luxe: r. and h..
fog lights: must see to appreciate: must
sell, $1,195. 918 7th st. n.e. after 6 p.m.
—19
PLYMOUTH 1946 2-door sedan; 3.000
miles; $1,900. OR. 2293. —19
PLYMOUTH 1941 super de luxe converti
ble club coupe; radio, heater, spotlight. 4
new tires; good condition; $1,195. Call EM.
3910 between 6 and 8 p.m. 19*
PLYMOUTH 1935 cpe ; new paint, sealed
beams- fuel Pump: just passed Va inspec
tion: $325 or best offer under. Call EX.
5530. ask for FAIRBROTHER —20
PLYMOUTH 1936 4-door: radio. 4 new
tires. 2 sparer; $450. 1014 Brookmoor
6r.. Silver Spring. Md. —20
PLYMOUTH 1939 2-door sedan: ladlo; *47
Dodge motor, $800. Call WA. 2635. —18
PLYMOUTH 1941 Special de luxe club
coupe: radio and heater; actually driven
52.000 miles; excel .tires, fine every way;
$1.185. WO 5330. —19
PONTIAC 1947 “8’* 4-door: 2-tone gray,
complete with nylon seat covers, fog lamps,
spotlight, backing-up light, radio and
heater; A-3 condition; $2,985 cash. Can
be seen at 1617 Mass. ave. n.w. from 9 to
5. or call HO. 1400, SH. 8104. —20
PONTIAC 3 947 “6" sedanette; new. black,
2-dr. Streamliner, radio and heater, de
froster and spotlight, foglights and seat
covers: $2,495. JA. 3 832.
PONTIAC 1938 2-door sedan: r. and h.,
seal-beams, very good appearance and
mechanical cond.: $625 cash. See at 322
Mass. ave. n.e. after 6 p.m.
PONTIAC 3 940 Torpedo “8" 4 dr.: by
original owner, 12,000 ml., radio, heater,
spotlight, leather seat covers, original tires,
new spare; very clean; $2,200. NA. 3771,
Ext 807. —22
PONTIAC 1947 streamliner 8. beautiful 2
tone grey: 1.200 miles: new-car cond.:
$75 seat covers, r. and h. and all other
accessories: $2,695 or best offer under.
TW. 8300, Ext. 256 after 6 p.m. —19
PONTIAC 1936 coupe: r., h.: new paint
job: body in excel, cond.: needs some me
chanical work; $325 or best offer under.
OL. 2500. Ext. 205. 8:30 a m. to 2:30 p.m..
ask for MR. BELISARIO. —19
PONTIAC 1941 “8” 4-dr. sedan: driven
10,500 miles; excel, cond.; $1,300; many
“xtras. Call NO. 1119.
PONTIAC 1939 2-dr. sedan, not many
lllllCO, IUU&A B11U 1 uua JUOt »» v.c»» .
must be seen eb be appreciated: privately
owned: bought new, $950. RE. 2907. 19*
PONTIAC 1947 convertible. R cyl.; r. and
i.. white sidewall tires; perfect condition;
B2.9SO. RA. 0121. —18
PONTIAC 1940 taxi; $«50. Telephone
TW. 2314. —21
PONTIAC 1947. 8.000 miles. $2.350. Can
be seen at CLEANERS & DYERS at Pour
Corners. Silver Spring. Md. —18
PONTIAC 1940 8-cylinder 4-door: excellent
:ondlt!on: low mileage. A buy at $1,080.
OWNER. RA. 7315 —21
PONTIAC 1937 4-door aedan: good condi
tion. radio and heater: just passed D. C.
Inspection; $585. Call EM. 4674. —20
PONTIAC 1939 4-door sedan; $900 or will
trade for same year truck. >« or Va-ton.
Car in good condition. Practically new
U. S. Air Ride tires. Call AT. 4784 be
tween 5 and 8 P m. 1417 Massachusetts
ave. s.e. 18*
PONTIAC 1942 Streamliner sedanetie
When you see and drive it you will think
It’s a ’47: all extras, original finish, low
mileage; $1,650 or best offer under. ALex.
2689.
PONTIAC 1947 brand-new 8-cyltnder 4-dr.
sedan; equipped with radio, heater, clock,
spare tire. A beauty, has never been
driven; $3,200. by owner. CO. 6504 from
6 to 8 p m. only. —19
STIJDEBAKER 1937 "6" sedan: one owner:
superior mechanically; exceptionally clean;
private: must sell; guaranteed pass In
spection: $495. 426 Eye st. n.w., NA.
9409 before 8:30.
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garden
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Children do not learn to speak in a courteous way from parents
who are, themselves, discourteous.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. j
STUDEBAKER 1939 Champion 4-door se- !
dan. needs body work, good tires, good
engine. $650. ALex. 9390. —18
STUDEBAKER late 1947 4-door sedan:
heater, low mileage. $2,095; 1947 4-door
Royal de luxe sedan, radio, heater, hill
holder, overdrive. $2,295: 1947 Regal 8
window club coupe, practically new. $2,495. !
METROPOLITAN MOTORS, N. Y. ave. and
Bladensburg rd. —22 ;
STUDEBAKER 1940 Commander 6 4-door
sedan: radio and heater: mechanically
perfect, looks beautiful; $995. LU. 4926.
—19
STUDEBAKER 1942 2-door Champion;
$975 cash. Private owner. Call Glebe
6499 after 6 P.m. 18*
STUDEBAKER 1938 Commander 5-pas
senner coupe: new 8eat covers, recent en
gine overhaul: new shocks and universals;
$695. Call DE. 5700. Ext. 31. —20
TERRAPLANE 1936. very good transporta
tion with good tires and motor, uphols
tery: $235. PR. 9541. 19*
AUTO AUCTION—If you wish to sell,
trade or buy a late-model new or used
car. attend our auction sale every Friday
night at 8 p.m. Washington’s original auto
auction. 851 1 Colesville rd., Silver Spring,
Md.. SH. 4400. Open 9 to 5 daily. —21
AUTO AUCTION—If you wish to sell,
trade or buy a late model, new or used,
car. attend our auction sale every Fri.'
night at 8 p.m. Washingtpn’s original auto ;
auction, 8511 Colesville rd.. Silver Spring,!
Md., SH. 4400. Open 9 to 5 daily. —30
AUTO AUCTION—Sell or buy a car the
modern way; sell only if bid is satisfac
tory; total fee, $5. You won’t go wrong
buying or selling a ear here. Big auction
sale every Tues-. eve., 7 p.m.. 1113 Va. mve.
s.e. or 1100 11th st. s.e. LU. 3666, —19
1946 PONTIAC station wagon_$2,895
1946 Pontiac “8” sedan _ _ 2.475
1946 Buick Super sedanette _ 2.595
1 fTT'l UVJUftC l UfWUl KUO 11 _ — i — I U
1942 Ford Super de luxe station
wagon . _ 1.495
1941 Hudson convertible coupe_ 1.195
1941 Pontiac 2-door sedan _ _ 1.245
1941 Pontiac “8” sedan........ 1.195
1941 Lincoln Zephyr sedan . 1.195
1941 Chevrolet Special de luxe
coupe __ - _ _ 1 095
1940 Buick “71” sedan 1.195
SIMMONS MOTORS. 917 M at. n w . NA.
2786.—18
BUICK 1942 sedan, r. and h. __ $1,595
Chrysler 1941 4-dr. sedan _ 1.195
Lincoln 3 941 club coupe 1.095
Hudson 3 941 coach _ 995
Pontiac 1937 sedan 295
DUNGAN MOTOR CO., 5806 Georgia ave.
n w. TA. 0238.—20
SPECIAL THIS WEEK!
1947 Cadillac. 4-dr. “62"_ _ $4 500
1947 Buick, 4-dr. “51”_ 3.250
1947 Buick 4-dr. “41” 2.850
1947 Buick sedanette “768” 3.295
1947 Plymouth Special de I. clb. cpe. 2.295
1947 Ford Super de luxe Tudor “8” 2,295
1947 Ford Super de luxe Tudor “6” 2,150
1947 Chevrolet town sedan _ 2.195
1947 Pontiac conv. cpe. “8”__ _ 2,890
1946 Cadillac 4-dr. ”62'’ .. 3.860
1946 Dodge 4-dr. custom _ 2.160
1946 Ford Super de luxe Fordor _ 1.796
Open till 9 D.m. BRENTWOOD MOTOR
CO.. 1717 Rhode Island ave. n.e., DU.
8576 or 8188.—21
A SELECTION of the cleanest cars in town:
1947 Chevrolet club cpe., r. and h. $2,150
1946 Hudson 4-dr., r. and h. 1.850
1946 Hudson 4-dr., r. and h. 1,850
1942 Buick sedanette. r. and h. 1,550
1942 Oldsmobile sednte., r. and h. _ 1,395
1942 Hudson, 4-dr., r. and h. .1.295
1941 Packard. 3 10. 4-dr., r and h. 1.095
1941 Buick, 4-door. r. and h. 1.595
3 941 Euick Super, r. and h. _ 1.195
1 94L Buick sedanette, r. and h. 1.495
1941 Chrysler coupe, r. and h. 1.15o
1941 Oldsmobile 4-dr. 1,250
1941 Pontiac 4-dr._____ 1.495
1941 Oldsmobile conv. coupe 1.595
1940 Buick super, r. and h- _ 1,295
940 Chevrolet 2-dr. . _ 1,095
1937 Lincoln Zephyr, r. and h. _ 350
1937 Chrysler. 4-dr. _ 350
KENNY MOTOR SALES, 16th and R. I.
ave. n.e. DE. 9894. —19
SEPTEMBER SPECIALS—
’47 Cadillac, series 62. 4-dr. sedan:
white tires, Hydra-Matic. compl.
equipped: 335 mi., 1 wk. old $4,650
’47 Buick, super, (3), 4-dr. sedans
compl. equip. . 3.195
’47 Buick. special. 2-dr., only 23
mi., compl. equip. 2,895
'47 Olds., sendanette, Hydra-Matic.
compl. equip.. 1.200 mi. only 2.695
'47 Chevrolet. Aero sedan, a beauty,
'46 Chevrolet. 2-dr . compl equip. 1,8951
'46 Buick. super, 4-dr., compl equip. 2,695
LEEDS MOTOR CO.. 5120 Wis. ave . OR.
4407.—18 |
HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY—
1042 Dodge, 4-dr. .$1,260
1941 Chrysler, sta. wag., 4-dr. . _ 1,645
1941 De Soto. 4-dr. _ . _ 1.345
1941 Plymouth, 4-dr_ _ __ 1,275
1941 Ford Sup. de 1. Tudor 1,195
MOORE-DAY MOTOR. INC . 6503 Ga ave
n.w., GE. 3242 and GE. 7241. Open Mon
day thru Saturday 'til 9 p.m._—19
SY WAG MAX’S DEPENDABLE CARS— 1
1941 Cad. ’’61” sedanette; r. and h. $1,895
1942 Olds Hydra 4-dr. sed ; r. and h. 1,495
1942 Plymouth 4-dr. sed : h.1,345
1941 Buick sedanette; r. and h. 1,195
1941 Pontiac club coupe: h. 1,145
1941 Chev. conv. club cpe.; r, and h. 1.395
1941 Mercury 4-dr. sed.; r. and h. 1,095
1941 Ford club coupe; r. and h. . 1,095
1940 Pontiac 4-dr. sedan; r. and h. 1,095
Cash, terms or trade. 801 Eye (I) at.
n.w. RE. 7300.—20
FALL SPECIALS AT WELCH’S—
'47 Chev. Aero FleetUne sedan_$2,395
'42 Packard 120 club conv. coupe _ 1,745
'41 Packard 120 Clipper sedan ._ 1,495
'42 Olds 68 Hydro club coupe_ 1,445
'42 Pontiac 6 sedanette_ 1,445
42 Chev. club coupe__ 1,295
'42 Chev. Aero FleetUne sedanette. 1,245
'41 Chev. Special de luxe town sed.. 1.195
'41 Plymouth Spec, de luxe sed. (2). 1,195
’41 Ford Super de luxe sedan_ 1,195
’36 Terraplane sedan _ 295!
Most) cars have radios and heaters and
are In good running condition: cash, terms
or trade. WELCH MOTOR CO . 617 Mass,
ave n.w., RE. 9154._—20
THE BEST FOR LESS AT JET’S!
1947 Frazer Manhattan $2,695
1947 Dodge 2-dr.; heater __2.445
1947 Ford S. de 1. clb. cpe ; h__ _ 2,095 !
1946 Ford conv.: r. and h. - 2,195
1941 Packard "110 ’ conv.: h 1.295
1941 De Soto 4-dr : r. and h 1.295 ;
1941 Olds "76” sedanette; r. and h. 1,295 1
1941 Stude. Champ, clb. cpe ; h.-- 1.145
1941 Nash "6" clb. epes. (21 -1.095
1940 Packard ”110 ' clb. cpe : r.. h. 1.095
1940 Olds "76" 2-dr.; r. and h-l.Ogo
1939 Chev. 4-dr ; h. _ - 695
1936 Dodge 4-dr.: r. and h- 395,
1935 Olds ”6" 2-dr.; h. - - 335
For cleaner used cars, rome to JET I
MOTOR SALES 271P Nichols ave. se.
LI. 0336; opposite St. Elizabeths Hospital.'
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Son—That isn't true, dad! It
wasn't that way at all!
Father—You shut up! I know
what I'm talking about.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED'
r.ET TOP CASH PRICE for your car
Quick deals, no red tape. Phone DE
6300 for a buyer to call or drive to TRI
ANGLE MOTORS. 3010 R. I. ave. n.e.
LADY' will pay all cash for new or late
model car. OL. 8220. -—19
VETERAN NEEDS ’4 1 or ’42 Buirk, Chrys
ler. De Soto or Dodge, in good condition,
for honeymoon; cash; no dealers. HO. 3119.
— 18
11,000 FOR GOOD 1940 Fords. EX. 8991
19*
CHEVROLETS wanted. 1936 to 1939; need
5 at once; spot cash. Call “ROPER. ” Du
pont 9765. 1730 R I. ave. n.e. 19*
VETERAN needs good, clean car for posi
tion. 1941-1947 model; cash. CH. 006C
after 6 p.m. —20
WILL TRADE Buick ’42 Super sedan. 27.
000 miles, r. and h.. excel, cond., for ’46.
’4.7 car; pay cash difference or buy out
right. EX. 4249. —21
HOLD IT JUST A MINUTE to get high
cash price for your 1946 or 1947 car and
older if clean. Drive in or call DU 2877.
BRENTWOOD MOTOR CO.. 1717 Rhode
Island ave. n.e.; open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
“WIN WITH WINN”—Top price for your
car; never too new. never too old: will
come to your home or office; plenty parking
space. Open eves.. 9 a.m to 9 p.m. WINN?
MOTORS 159 Florida ave. n.e . EX. 2698
3720 Georgia ave. n w.. RA. 7422.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS on all make*
of cars are aasured at McKEE-PONTlAC
1828 L st. n.w ME. 0400.
100 CARS WANTED IMMEDIATELY. 37 tc
’47; will pay your price for clean cars
Come to or call LIVINGSTON MOTORS
123 O st. n.e., EX. 6809.
CHEVROLETS—Cash for your car. no rec
tape. SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, 257 Carrol
st., Takoma Park. D. C. Georgia 3300.
FORDS-—Cash for your car. r.o red tape
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. 267 Carroll st.
Takoma Park. D. C. Georgia 3300.
PLYMOUTH—Cash for your car, no rec
tape. SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. 257 Carrol
st.. Takoma Park. D. C Georgia 3300.
BUTCKS. Chevroiets. Fords. Pontiacs n
We need them and will pay the highes
market value. SI HAWKIAS, 1333 14tl
st. n.w., DU. 4455.
I NEED 50 CARS, any m*)* or model, a
once, lor GIs. No limiter what I wil
pay. Ask for Mr. Hixson. COAST-ir
PONTIAC. 17th at Good Hope rd. s.e. Opei
evenings till p Phone LI. 067P
“ROPER” needs 1P36 automobiles; get th<
best price spot cash for yours; any mak'
or model. “ROPER." Dupont P765 IP'
FIRST VALUE used cars. WHEELER. INC
Chrysler-Plymouth dealer. 4800-48*20 Wis
consin. EM. 4800. 8:30 a m. to 6:30 p m
SELL Me THAT CAR you don’t need, fo
immediate cash. Call Mr. Thompson
STEUART MOTOR CO.. AT. 5800; eves.
TW. 8300. Ext. 116.
SELL OR TRADE YOUR CAR at Horner’
Corner. STANLEY H. HORNER. Buick
Fla. ave.. 5th to 6th sts. n e.. AT. 6464
PONTIACS WANTED—We will pay hlgl
cash dollars; any year, any model. WIL
LIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. at 20th st
n.e. AD. 8344,
CHEVROLETS WANTED—Will pay higl
cash dollars; any year, any model. WIL
LIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. at 20th st
n.e. AD 8344.
BUICKS WANTED—We will pay high cash
dollars: any year, any model. WILLIAMS
AUTO SALES, R. I. ave. at 20th st. n.e.
AD. 8344.
FORDS WANTED—Wt wil! pay cash dol
lars; any year, any model. WILLIAMS
AUTO SALES, R. I. ave. at 20th st. n.e.
AD, 8344.
PLlTMOUTHS WANTED—We will pay high
cash dollars; any year, any model. WIL
LIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. at 20tt
st. n.e. AD. 8344.
CASH AT ONCE—Top-dollcr prices ai
COAST-IN PONTIAC. 407-4*23 Florida ave
n.e.. AT. 7200 Open evenings
IMMEDIATE CASH, no red tape or hag
gling: we ned 50 cars right away and
will pay more than your car is worth if 0
can De had right now RHODE ISI-ANE
MOTOR CO.. 1620 Rhode Island ave. n.e
Phone MI. P774.
CASH for your Nash also ary other make:
highest price paid. WILLIAMS Ac BAKER
281P M st. n.w.. HO. 8700.
I WILL PAY ALL CASH for clean cars
new or used. Call us today or drive by
GENE CASTLEBERRY, 1640 Benning rd
n.e.. FR. 5231.
ANY MAKE, year or model. Let us sell
vour car; no charge unless sold; will sell
your car at your price. Call Victor 1105
or come to VICTOR MOTORS. 3720 Minn,
ave. n.e. IP*
CHEVROLET. Ford or Dodge. 1 P3P-'40-'41,
or ’42 model in good cond; will pay rea
sonable retail price, all cash. AD. 1114
—19
WE WANT CARS REGARDLESS V/T PRICI
—won i iraae on a new car or sen 10 anj
one until you get our big prices. Need IOC
cars—1935 to 1947. Absolutely high, cast
price. If car is paid for will give you cash
Tf car is not paid for, will pay on balance
and pa> cash difference. 3ARNES-SAN
DER3 MOTORS. Washington's oldest ex
clusive used-car dealers. See Mr. Barnes
for appraisal All cash or certified check
Only one location. Drive in open lot. 130(
14th. corner N st n.w Open 8:30 to 5
Closed Sunday NO. 1111
FORD, Chevrolet. Buick. Oldsmobile
Dodge. Pontiac. I need a good car and 1
want to get it from Its owner; will paj
cash. TR. 2535. —22
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL. POHANK/
SERVICE. 1126 20th st. n.w. DI. 9141
VETERAN needs clean car for business;
pay all cash to private party. Please cal.
AD. 8430. Ext. 7-B. —22
PACKARDS wanted. 1936 to 1939. need ?
at once; spot cash. Call “ROPER." Du
pont 9765. 1730 R. I ave. n.e. 19*
PRIVATE PARTY ne*ds car. '40 or latei
model. TE. 3101 after 7:30 p.m.
FORD MILITARY TYPE JEEP, any eondl
tion. cash purchase or liberal trade or
good used car or truck. Joseph Sullivan
PARKWAY MOTOR CO., 8040 M st. n.w.
MI. 0181. —19
MUST HAVE *39. '40. ’41 clean automo
bile; one only. I have cash. Call L. 8
WIGHT. SL. 3727.
NEEDED by pvt. party, late model car lr
good cond.: cash deal; no dealers. SL
3454 after 6 p.m —20
WE ARE IN DESPERATE need of goof
used cars, sell your car for cash to s.e
exclusive Ford dealer. Drive in or phom
FRANK 8MALL, Jr. INC. 215 Penna
ave. s.e., LU. 4343 or 1301 Good Hope rd
s.e . LI. 2076
MUST PURCHASE dependable used cai
immediately, will pay all cash. Call HO
6079 till 9 p.m._._
WANTED FOR CASH—Up to these price
1941 1940 1939 193V
Buicks ___ $’.300 $1,000 $850 $65<
Pontiacg __ 1.200 1,000 800 60(
Olds _ 1.200 950 750 60f
Chrysler 1.200 900 750 60(
■'odees 1.100 Poo 750 60<
Chevrolets _ 1.100 900 750 60f
Plymouth s. 1.100 900 750 60f
Fcrds 1.100 900 750 60r
Big premium prices paid for 1948 anc
194 7 cars BARNES-SANDERS MOTORS
All cash or certified check Drive in oper
lot. 1300 14th st., corner N st. n.w. Oner
8:30 to ft 30. Closed Sunday.
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Goren on Bridge
Both vulnerable. South deals.
4K873
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4 10 4 2 if 4 8
77 K 7 6 3 77 J 5 2
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The bidding:
South West North East
l * 1 4 Pass
3 O Pass 3 77 Pass
4 4 Pass 6 4 Pass
Pass Pass
Opening lead, six of diamonds.
The faultless dummy technique
which is an outstanding characteris
tic of B. J. Becker's game, was much
in evidence during the play of today's
hand, taken from an early round of
I the worlds championship masters
j team-of-four event recently won by
the team composed of Helen Sobei
Mr. Becker, Waldemar Von Zedwitz,
-v. **wu jum icpui ier.
The bidding herein recorded is the
(sequence adopted at our table, where
[Becker, my partner at the time, sat
I North. In preference to the orthodox
bid of one spade, I chose to open
with one club, a procedure with
which some players will take issue.
I felt that the bidding could be man
aged more easily if partner were
afforded the opportunity to respond
j at tlle 'evel of one. My partner, with
perfect grace and in good tradition,
responded with one spade. This, in
the big leagues is known as a "Becker
response.” In addition to his many
fine qualities, Mr. Becker has the
j secret knack of almost invariably re
sponding in the opener's best suit.
In order to make an earlv slam try,
;1 mac*e a jump shift in the only suit
; available for the purpose, and after
;the hearts were shown, I leaped to
four spades. This in view of my
previous activity was a distinct over
bid, but I risked such action because
I felt it would be desirable to allav
any apprehensions Becker might
i have about the complexion of the
trump suit. We promptly contracted
for slam.
The six of diamonds was opened.
Three rounds of trumps were drawn,
declarer winding up in his own hand!
The remaining diamond was ruffed
in dummy, eliminating that suit. A
low club was then led to the king,
and on the return, Mr. Becker re
fused the finesse, though normally
such play is against percentages with
only eight of the suit. His reasoning
was neat. If East held three clubs
to the queen, he was perfectly wel
come to the trick, since when he won
that trick, he would have to return
a heart, giving declarer the finesse,
or a diamond, which would permit a
discard of a heart out of the South
hand. When the queen of clubs fell-,
Mr. Becker could now afford the
luxury of the heart finesse. When it
succeeded, he called me sharply to
task for not having bid with suffi
When our adversaries held this
hand, they bid to seven spades. In
j that case, the heart, finesse became
I obligatory. When It held, declarer
had then to guess the location of
the club queen. With all the tricks
required, there was no safe way to
play the hand, and when North mls
guessed by finessing into West, the
contract was defeated a trick.
(Copyright, 1947. by Charles H. Goren.)
Take My Word for It
By Frank Colby
What Is the Origin?
Q. Common usage favor* “all
told" in such sentences as “there
were 150 members present, all told.”
I am of the opinion that the cor
rect phrase should be "all tolled."
i What is your verdict on this?—
C. L. S.
A- I'm sorry that I must dis
! approve of “all tolled.”
That “all told” Is the correct
expression is seen by looking into
the origin of the word tell. It is
from the Anglo-Saxon tellen, mean
ing "to count.” Therefore, "all
told” means "all counted.”
This old meaning of the verb to
; j tell is still used in banking, for a
i teller is primarily a counter of
! money. Also, among Roman Cath
olics, it is customary to "tell"
: (count) one's beads (of the rosary i.
i j Tell for "count" is often seen in
ithe Bible and in Shakespeare: "He
; telleth (counteth) the number of
. the stars.”—Psalms. “While one
with moderate haste might tell
'j (count) a hundred.”—Hamlet.
Now let us look at “all tolled.”
: There are two “tolls" in English:
'j < 1) a tax; (2) to draw cm- pull.
Hence, we speak of a toll bridge,
a toll road, a tollgate, etc. W* also
! speak of the tolling of a bell, that
| is, the striking of a bell by means
Ui jJUllliiK VXX LXXC xupc.
In neither of these ‘‘tolls” Is
there any meaning that could be
applied to "all tolled.” Therefore,
j “tolled” is an incorrect form.
Q. My friend and I do not agree
on the meaning of "mediocre.” Is
he right in holding that it means
“average in quality or ability”?
—R. J. M.
A. As the word is used today, it
means “indifferent; second-rate;
poor; below average.” We bor
rowed the word from the French
who pronounce It; may-dee-AW
kruh. The English pronunciation
is; MEE-dee-OH-ker.
Mediocre entered French from
the Latin mediocris, "In a middle
state between too much and too
little.” However, this Is really a
figurative meaning, for mediocris
is formed from medius, “middle,"
plus ocrls, “a broken, rugged, stony
mountain.” Strictly speaking, then,
a mediocre person is one who is
halfway up a mountain.
It's hard to believe, but It’s true
Mr. Colby's leaflet, C-2. Have gnr
HavF gotten.'’ explains the proper use
of these phrases
To obtain a copy, send 5 eenta In coin
and a stamped, self-addressed envelop*
to Frank Colby, The Washington Star. F <
Box f»P. Station O. New York 10. N Y.
1 (Copyright. The Bell Syndicate Inc,. 104' t
Word Game
1 Find 31 or more common English
words in
LIKENESS,
meaning, "resemblance, parallel."
Average mark is 28 words. Time
limit, 25 minutes.
Rule, of the O.m.—1. Word, mu.t be
of four or more lettere. 1 Word, which
acquire four letters by the addition of
•■a,” such as “bate,” “cats.’' are not used.
3. Only one form of a word Is us»d. ♦
Proper names are not used. A list will be
published tomorrow.
Anewer to BOLSTER.
belts lest slob tore
best lost sore rest,
blots lobe sole robes
biest lore sort rote
bores lobster sober rose
bolts sloe store ro.e
bole slot_stole_
Radio Taken to Concert
FAIRBURY, Nebr., */P>.—Curtis
Kroetsching, Fairbury high school
student, took his portable radio to
the municipal band concert. Young
Kroetsching said he wanted to listen
to his favorite “whodonit" as well
as to the concert,
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