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other members Of the congressional
group.
Yellowstone Park is where Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Charles K
Fletcher of California will spend ,
vacation on their way home. The,
left here Friday and will stay il
Yellowstone until the 10th, wher
the Representative will make a trir
out to Washington State. He viii
rejoin Mrs. Fletcher in Yellowstone
and they will then go to their home
in San Diego.
Senator Arthur v. Watkins of
Utah left a week ago today to join
Mrs. Watkins and their daughter
Miss Jeanene Watkins, and daugh-
ter-ln-law, Mrs. Don Rich Watkins
IN Orem. Later in the month
Jeanene and the younger Mrs. Wat
klns will go to California to visit
the formers brother. Mr.. Arthur B.
Watkins.
At Murray Bay
Mrs. Robert A. Taft. wife Of
Senator Taft OF Ohio, is at MURRAY
Bay, home of the late Chief Justice
and Mrs. William Howard Taft. for
the summer while the Senator is
busy at various between-sessions
tasks. Her only other plan for the
present is to join him in the earlv
autumn in California.
Just going fishing is the thing that
Senator Allen j. Ellender of Louisi-
ana considers a first rate vacation
There are good trout and other fish,
Tor sportsmen in the bayous of the
Magnolia State, and when the
Senator and Mrs. Ellender left Mon |
day for their home in Houma he was
looking forward to getting his
tackle In order as quickly as possible.
Senator and Mrs. John ]. Spark
man OF Alabama, left last SUNDAY
.or Florida, where they will take a
good rest before going to their home
n Huntsville, where they expect to
'ema1n until Congress convenes
again in January.
Also Alabama hound are Repre-
sentative and Mrs, Albert Rains
VINO left here Friday. They are
topping first for vacation in
North Carolina and in a week or two
VIII 60 on to Gadsden for the rest (
Il the congressional holiday. II
Mays Lake is the vacation resort
i Senator and Mrs. Joseph H. Ball !
4 Minnesota and their three chill. t
lren, Jennifer, Peter and Sara. They
EFT Tuesday for st. Paul to stay 8
bout a week and then will 20 to the s
AXE for the rest of the summer. II
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Trips Planned to Alaska.
Europe and Guatemala
Vacations Far and Wide
For Congressional Set
By Margaref Germond

Although the congressional con.
ungent for the most part lef
Washington during the early par
OF last week, few families are beins
lelzurely about getting off for home
or for trips elsewhere.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph C.
OMahoney of Wyoming, are among
those who have not hurried away
from the Capital. They have set
no day for their departure for
Cheyenne, but it will be in the near
future and en- route they will spend
a short vacation in Yellowstone
Park. In September the Senator will
be busy with special committee
work. In October he will be with
members of the Senate Appropria-
tlons Committee when they make a
survey Of conditions in Europe, and
Mrs. O'Mahoney may go with him.
Meanwhile their daughter, Miss
Agnes Doherty O'Mahoney is plan
ming to spend this month at the
seashore.
Representative and Mrs. Hale
Boggs of Louisiana also are still in
Washington. They will leave Thurs
day for New Orleans but will go first
to Long Beach, Miss, to visit his
mother, Mrs. William Robertson
Boggs. They will be accompanied by
their three young children, Barbara,
Thomas Hale and Corinne. Later
the whole family will be going to
Alaska with the congressional
group which will make a survey up
there.
En- Route TO Greece
Already on the way to Europe are
Senator and Mrs. Henry Cabot
Lodge of Massachusetts and their
two sons, Mr.. George Lodge and Mr..
Harry Lodge. They sailed Friday from
New York on the Queen Elizabeth
and will spend some time in Greece,
where the Senator will make a sur
vey Of United States activities. They
alse, will tour France, Italy and
England before returning in Sep
tember.
Another family group going to
Alaska will be Senator and Mrs.
Ernest Mcfarland of Arizona and .
their daughter, Miss Jewell McFar-
land. They left Thursday for ,
visit in Fairfield, Iowa, before going {
to their home in Florence. After
several weeks in Alaska they will {
return in time for their daughter to {
resume her studies at the University {
OF Arizona. II
Senator and Mrs. Zales N. Ecton q
also left Thursday to drive to their |
home In Manhattan, Mont. Their =
son, MIR. zales N. Ecton, jr., who
has been here from Montana State
College since June. left with them
and will 60 with them when they
join the group in Alaska.
A vacation in Guatemala is being
planned by Representative and Mrs.
Rolla c. McMillen of Illinois and
their daughter. Miss Martha Hath
away McMillen, who is now taking
summer college course in Boulder,
Colo. Representative and Mrs. Nc
Mlllen left Wednesday for Decatur
20 remain until later this month.
Their trip to Guatemala will include 4
visit in the Canal Zone also.
Miss Patricia Capehart, daughter
If Senator and Mrs. Capehart of /
indiana, already is in Guatemala, n
having Joined an educational vaca- B
ion party for stay of five weeks B
n the Central American country. &
Ter parents left Sunday for their &
lome in indianapolis and on the a
7th will start for Alaska to join {
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Merriam's wing, are pleading will
! ner to arrange the already sched
uled coming -out parties. Also, som,
OF the debutante group are eggin,
her on, promising to help with /.
list OF young desirables. She viii
have to come to a decision very soon
IN fact, expects to make up her min,
while spending the month of Au
gust with her very good friend, Mrs
FRANCIS 2. Garvan at Raquette Lake
N. Y. She has just gone up there fol
her longest vacation in eight years,
so Washingtonians will have to caln
their curiosity until then.
In the meantime, there may be
some competition from anothe,
quarter. Caroline Hagner Shaw, the
slim, good-looking brunette author
OF the Social List of Washington /,
has been toying for some time with
the idea OF starting a social bureau
similar to the one her mother. Mrs
Helen Ray Hagner, had. only on a
much larger scale. Long before Mrs
Merriam's death, the probability of
such service that would ARA nee
oenuts, luncheons, dinners, weddings
ana advise on protocol seating. be-
gan to take shape. The reason it's
not already established-despite the
continuous requests Callie Shaw gets
Tor all OF the above-is that her
book and Sunday radio program on
mooern manners have kept her en-
tirely too busy.
NOW the green directory of the
Capitals carriage trade is organized
on creased wheels with a. trained
force, and within the next two weeks
Mrs. 8. will make her decision. In
cidentally, she could, If she wanted
TO, reveal some of the most enlight-
enlng stories in Washington about
social aspirations. Hardly a dav
goes by that some one doesn't offer
ner anything from $40 on up to |
get his or her name listed in the
oook. But that isn't the wav it's
lone. AS a matter of fact, Callie
1as no control over who shall and
Vno shall not be listed. She has
delegated full powers to a secret
5oard Of Governors composed of
our women and one man who, be-
ween them. represent every circle
! Capital society. They do the in
estigating and their decision is
lnal. II
Experienced Foreign Service Of /,
Ger Glenn Abbey blew into town {
rom Tokyo last week and is stop
ing at the Army and Navy Club.
les now on months leave. In 6
'okyo he was on the staff of the i
United States political advisor to ,
ne supreme commander for the !
Lied powers tp. s.-Gen. MacAr-
1ur), and now he's slated to 90 to d.
atayia, one of the worlds worst E
'ouhle spots. Stunning blond r
.ay Sloane OF Warrenton and New
ork is going to join the glamorous r
lnks OF the Capital scene. During ;,
le past week she has been on a =
tsee BEALE, Page Dad 9
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Parties Gipeu
For Visitors
Beach Resorts -
J Attract Many
By Lillian Arthur

Mrs. Reginald Reindorp is bac
again at her old home in Bethesda
She is staying with her son-in-lay
and daughter, Capt. and Mrs. RUS.
sell Cole.
Just how long Mrs. Reindorp vii
be here Is. uncertain, but while she
IS here she is being entertained at
number OF small parties with only
Few guests whose friendship dates
back to the days when Mrs. Rein
dorp was a resident here and took
an active part in community af-
fairs. Her home now is in San Sal
vador, where Mr.. Reindorp is a
special. representative of the Inter-
American Education Foundation.
Another visitor from a country
south Of the border Is Mrs. Merrill
Cody and her daughter Judy who
are here on a short vacation and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton Kent in Somerset. Mrs.
Cody's husband Is the cultural At
tache representing the State De-
partmeht in Mexico.
AT Rehoboth Beach for August
are Mr.. and Mrs. Courtland Fereu-
son, who are planning to entertain
several old friends while on their
Mrs. Ferguson's roommate at the
Universlty OF Fontainbleau, Mrs.
Herbert Claypoole jefferson, will be
IN Rehoboth on the 9th with her
husband, who Is a member of the
faculty Of the Kansas State Aeri-
cultural College, and her two chill
dren to spend a few weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Ferguson, and a few days
later Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson will
De joined by Mr.. Ferguson's life
ong friend, Mr.. Robert Hawkins.
VINO Will bring Mrs. Hawkins and
'neir two children to stay few
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson have gone :
Q Henoooth each year for several ;
ears and they take part in the life ]
! the summer colony there. This
ummer Lucille Ferguson, Young ]
augnter OF the Fergusons, will be !
member OF a sailing club, and !
drs. Ferguson, herself q talented =
ianist, has accepted an invitation 8
. play at one OF the recitals of
ne artists colony late in August | r
efore the summer yacationists =
sparate for another year. IA
MIR. and Mrs. c. Eugene DOYLE will a
ave Mrs. March Clement with them \
'r part of August, while they are .
Ship Bottom, N. j. Also with :,
lem viii be their daughter, Miss s
llyn Doyle. and another daughter
40 ner husband, Mr.. and Mrs, John I,
toddart, and their son, Mr.. Cart n
right Doyle. They viii be away v
ath after Labor Day. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Glasser ,sf, \
riaay Tor q vacation trip to Ber- v
uda. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Culver Of ''
ew York, who have been the guests
Mrs. Culver's father and mother. =
a.. and Mrs. George E. Pariseau' I
r the past ten days are now in L
ehoboth for short visit before
ey return to New York. II
Mrs. Lawrence Myers and her twol hi
lughters. Margaret and Dorothy, W,
e spending some time In Mime be
ia, where they are visiting Mrs. wi
yers' relatives. fe,
1t. Brooks Setter and Mrs. Setter, th
e former Dale Sherman, a bride ch
two months, are back In Kenwood di,
tting Mrs. Setzer's father and II,
otller Mr.. and Mrs. Val Sherman.
ley have been in Chapel Hill for in
e first six weeks Of a training tn,
urse that 1t. Setter Is taking. mf
ley will go from here to Newport, we
,e LILLIAN ARTHUR. PAGE DIR t1r
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON COUNTY-30 acres Of ex-
cellent subdivision property, with all utili-
ties Rsady tor ens.p
.'e cH. oSoo. StSs'e OK. 2a1,i s1ii. " Il
ABOUT 195 ACRES, near near. Naval % ofdnsnee 1sase
either side of highway; miles from Silver
sndlaf sna e .eEss Ma. .f " ss5 isth and
y 5ss a .xscREs. out River I'd .rssnssd .;.}
Mr R sHR NTH hE st ssS i2f issfs ef
e.. e ACES SfazsG15 oN MAIN HIGHWAY. about 10
&c Rsffss fs1s St n sfSs Gss PSI St: 'SSi
IsfS,E IBsGfiSE,DERs, Iook TO THE EurusE.5o
very progressive section at wheaton, Price,
BROWN REALTY CORP. Realtors. DU.
SELDOM DO WE HAVE an opportunity to
offer . choice location as this. IA beautiful
acres with stream, wide frontage on Lees
pike within S9sk o RHsnsss
delay clay in Seeing this development property;
ssss frHa Fl E
sS5i; SVHh IA as2Gi sehE. sss cash. SIS moatn; non
prize sseS IS c1anss ss H 1ss Rar,st d
resds a'' J. ". Mev1ckER. r. trinidad 1873.
s3 LoTsmIdeai de- for OF or low price hous-
ing About 8 mi. over D. e. line near
District Heights Utilities available. Only
$500 per lot. Call Mr. Bartlett, TW. 5000,
ext. lis with BROWN REALTY CORP,
APPRox1MArGIY Afa.iH5s Ma, Ely Y ACRE, $500 block
N. washington blyd.; TT IT. frontage;
utilities in: priced for immeddisadte dsd sale sale.
r. n 6 ssIa H5NEs r. 3 s7ss SONS OK 1850; ewes"
PINECREST, Fairfax Co. Va, 20. min.
from downtown; large restricted home :
$1,000; terms. VERNON NJ LYNCH &
SONS. z mi. out Columbia pike. Alex.
baO6 Closed Sunday.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcen..,.

DETACHED BRlCk-9 apts. Our price Of
h4 s.n srss s:e: saa hss :.s
also much less per unit than builders are
borrowing under LIST trust loans On new
buildings: Lot and building are suited for
is located in Westover Hills, : popular
rental section Of Arlington. The price Of
A2soo IN our opinion is an sn exceptional SN "a
vaEGAsEE fGi fxs MI fRoPsKfY 1l'idsf 1ooasso IT,
fenced, landseaped large house, double
e. b.oGe fo1e T 4s41
100 BLK. PENNA. AVE. NV, two s.
T. CARR. MA. 2S6b. IS
vicinity y6d y e 18th IT,, and .ss sssk
WaoD SS5o Or nFAiTG IA eyre @ til pm BRIGHT
ssoTNIT SoT FAAi AfT IN he he best location Of town
so ysaE' ssfs cHsSMxS slSISS fssa "
aS a1nDeteg Ssah:S s9w and II sooa
sSise ssIe Eaee!lent r.taTs seo on ~ nysss-
$3.50; ewes. FIR 537s: exclusive agents. IS
HOME OWNERS AND iNvEsToRs-Trade
in h9%s t9ssrd the Of
several of various prices and locations
Priced from $4,000 to $4,000, Call
RsxY Rsy Morss cR sH Reaeo7, aso7 Tth ST ssss
Smnp siioppins center0pet. Brick. AS unitsM4
with 2 bedrooms; INV. gas , heat 1tenants q,
doors fas ~ and S beautiful tiled baths; facing
Govt: park; less than two, years old
Priced less than sh annual ode rent; will
msn snax Ms s00a scHEPr TfaEP SleSS nis san
aSa svs RI c1s% ,sq9, .ns Ef i, FL monthly vii,
e.: RE; 1850; q; 4l6S; ~ .o.. - II
ii Ink. rms, baths: nicely furnishedii
gas heat: income approx; saoo mo 1.1m, pricsd sd
OUTSTANDING downtown investment ! IN
nsds the hssr Of 1850 I 5Sdns ssnsfs fsnns Si
exceilently rated national Companies;
should hOy vs.d TsSsn at csy he Gass d
Conservative CO investor, this makes an ideal
bepE TA se IFS Tsh sHN0R
so srosfs SaR + sEoRsETo&k aS sA s4s; mus,
os fss f. ssts fsssFe 49, afths
DI 4015: ewes, EN-. 64O7. 10
PASTOR-LUTZ. INC.-Near, g st. NV:
business property with 8 stores: present
lease only 2 yrs ideal for any type
business; priced at $4,000 down. balance
terms. Call MR.. DELL, Elk. 2555. %
FIvE-UNIT APT..Not q converted bldg: !:
mr.. the Westchester Apis. NV. A sound
Investment. Consisting of three a-bedrm.
apts. and two 1-bedrm. apis;
residential sections income $4,000 yrly.::
oil heat, det. brick: All units consist OF
liv. rm, din. rm., bedrns.. kit, bath and
Both of above bldgs. are only 8 yrs. old
and the type which is hard to md today.
Owners leaving town and have priced to
sell quickly. Call LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO.. AID. $500. -6
Evening star., 1947-12-04
sToREs FOR RENT.

SUPER MARKET IN D. C., located in new
coiored thiatsr nnd store
9e'p. " sHsE fs Re.ltol: a f9se
ssEdsosNbb:FFLo6hA ) e bFL 6A SAGE RseG with front vim
IS sasS .tor. 81.
50. with large plate glass window: heat
sTTsnssd.. !. <. WEfNBERa CO.. Realtors,
bo%H46wR 1aSa 81 ~" sleets se s'?g from 9th and
sna use e ys;S s%s PE 7s5 ,tsr.
excellent condition; vacant; very busy
sSSS fiji ess E. ESo Ms 5sSS
a.a ANP p PARK sR, fD d., ,o,sfiss
i25 font retail Apps Susass, sasns Rss FffsF!9.
STEIN g. CO. 1415 K st. NV. ME. 540o.
5S9s S4s s59Sk 5flei e sn s
Es;ss :'' 9s;; EAs'iss
ssTSSs &sD %akTGo3ysE; E;*s q: ma M
9pon SA ssyassz 7sz sR e 81 ssck sssD
STORE HoIi FOR RENT. lis Randolph st. NV
Can be USED for dry cleaning or xrocery
SS8 INDIANA AVE. N.w.-store and 2
upper nrs.: downtown; entrances on ST.;
approx $500 50. IT,, bldg. equipped with
elevator. oil heat; Immediate possession
For further details; apply leasing dept
NV ME. 6400. -5
r. I. AVE. NE.-New store building, ap-
prox. 5000 So. it.: street and ground nool
levels. will divide or lease entire building
BELLEVUE GARDENS, 1854 Nichols ave
..T..sAAppprox: 1000 $50 g. #; s1@5 per mo
LARGE STORE with loading platform in
rear; heat furnished: S1O0 per mo: 81 3
st. NV. Inquire HENRY 9ALUs. 92C
N Y, ave NV, phone Ma 1862. -
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.


IIoe AMP 1ioa5s MI oLyET PLY! 15[:h'! KR MEM -
dhy diste Fess eceupaney. Term lease can bs ar
ssassa ss sRSzs dsl
srCoSb q 1y; ;coMME8efAL, M sssf 500 to 1900 .a
to- ton iasft of workroom M room and oices. furrier. sil
ysIsmth etc BS,ldns equipped ItS With aaSins 9hs
d:s1lfis asse 9.2R hlsy y EN- e5
sss &; M HTNp}MaEA6 ME 64949E 4R4E. N.w-store and md
Hpproximatsiy appse lima $500 So. It. Bids eauipped
with elevator. OF heat; immediate s1i, pos pos
ssssen ssp Leo pof iuEahs5 sfia' sDP eo
& ST. nv NE. 549o: IT,, o.us,,ie1 si5 ..
aaaT sasn sraSE syS7y
gerie. etc. Call sH. 9702 days; sH. 6S4s,
ss' sss srd ST. N.w-1ss floor: 2 rms;
ten tenant sseS or phons ph co. seS5. e
spproa spps 4 1000 So So. IT,; fioors and base.
ment; LIST floor and basement vacant, End
moor rented: apts., ss7;So. Per perm mo; sni
isoid' Eoid md Ind noor for future exp.nsion Of
sasB q sns %S fa's ssR 9ssd e. f5f
ATTENTION. FLEET owNERs-storase
space, garage space, once space: all com
bined in one location: will rent part.
Apply $40 Delaware ave. s.w, DI. 6996.
DoWNTOWN-2nd coml.: vacant; 3-story
brick. 23x93. just recond.; hne display
space 1st A.. ofnces upstairs; oil heat; new
NHak sFHaf bufdNT y h0Ta ain6EESr.t 6E 7ssG
cIai, store front, rooms and bath; $3.50
month. MRS. PETER DU. 1884, to
4:30 pm. % ,
DOWNTOWN, 9th and Eye sts. n.w.--Good
location for real estate office. beauty par.
lor, electrical, plumbing, radio. etc. Rental
2.STORY BRICK BLDG, rear Of 1881 10th
st. n.w.-AboutN $50 So. IT. on each d.
Vacant. D. CoNNoR & SON. 2426 Pa.
ave. NV RE. 2426. 10
door, suitable for business or ONCE. Will
remodel to suit tenant. Call Mr.. Gray, with
VIM. M THRocKMoRToN, Realtor, D1
6O92 %
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coMMERcIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

PROMINENT CORNER, Wilson blvd, Ar, r,
building for long-term tenant, Owner
McCLAiNE PROPERTIES, Chestnut $500
WISCONSIN AYE; near new ppvs hHspitsl; n'ts tEst
eeeeEtchs .dve9tns ieGa is value. All
leasing. j. A. WEINBERG Co. Realtors
i7o7 Il st. ne. Ma. $500. 4
4-FAMILY UNIT potential commercial;
good location; brick BLDG. oil h.-w heat;
priced right; other smell nal properties
baths, Q Kitchens: annual income, $4,320;
could be substantially increased by turning
bldg into ofices with retail business on on
r. rs1s.ln sRs II w c6SNsR Ssssf to SEX ss
NC, RE. 3216; eyes,. Ho. 1000. Il
sPECuLAToRs, ATTENTION! New brk.,
nd-masonry, building; dimensions, 40x60
on. lst commercial lot 10oxx25o; wonders wonde
fsl eaRR ass BIS waa Sass'S Svd
FEikRsT EnR pG pcGo9MEac1AL sMESac1AL corner property Site.
in Montgomery County, Md; consisting OF
l6147 So it.; on 2 hwys. to Balto.; excel.
loc. for gas station. grocery store, .S etci;
sass: ssis; slsss5oe svss Tn. cs5 7ose. Mr. POWELL 9'
1900 BLOCK 7th ST. N.W.-Large store,
over 1000 So, it, can be remodelled INTO
three, i5-ft. stores; lge. brick basement Z
ss sp';; Income on end preed st low
figure. LEWIS BROWN. Ma. 674o: ewes,
end end cSoSaShMERc1AL. nr. srd and L sts. !. e;
-semidet brick. g rms. and bath; ideal
shop; price. $1,000. FLOYD Z. DAVIS
CO., MA O352.
Evening star., 1947-12-04
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

OVER 90 1000 so. FIT. Industrial ground,
fenced, with 500-ft.. railroad spur; level;
water, electricity and telephone in: several
small bldgs and sheds on property: 2
blocks from D. C. line in Md; reas; price;
immedate sur Cal MT tssk HISS
g. PHELPS. INC. I417 K NV. =
INDUSTRIAL LOT In heart Of Silver
son. Sligo 1000. -5 =.
$1,000 50. Fl. industrial land; leyel; all
utilities available: one block east OF Ieie-
ing the city Of Alexandria, Va; SOC SO.
It. ccsaIIle MIR. PAINTER "o. sSsl or
FMA0GRt M0 US. HIGHWAY NO. 1-1mmed.
south ot PentaEon bldg od less than min; mir.
heavy industrial ground in Metropolitan
area. Ready for use: R;R. siding avail
Reasonably priced; Box 25l-Y. Star. -
lington. Sewer and water; railroad siding
available: Price. 81 q. f.; terms NE.
HINES g. SONS, OK. 1b6O: eyes,, GL.
S210 or UN. ST73.
Evening star., 1947-12-04
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

orsss 81 aass .: :Ra Sas RTn; noFSk
s4 1sSs Fk6eR FEaSesas09TEihk s. cheap
RICE MOTOR CO. 1924 Bladensburg I'd.
sem; sss. s.sys sss, s;
oSr ahs oad. ffom both
SGs n i'' kaR ?sssas' So nss e. ans 'sss a.
SMoc 1912 DUMP TRUCK. 2. s@ens @ ;1s.!- M
iSS SopGE 9v is4s * pisFap aass low mileage, s On.
Of the hardest trucks TO get, VIII sserihss.
HaiaAi f9T $liS96 sssh OF OF terms LIIySd6SSdsToN ISdS
age: 6-ply tires; frst 81 800 taxes i.
issh iss Or st. tsTR. ne; Ek lVbsasroN bsSs MoTo
MACK ls4l. model Eo with osrwood
Sss E sss5 'if RHo dVH hSsS e.
pSDGE 1888 sten panel. THOMAS
sDSins, & Nd, Nd sH M 1857; .Ss. nsa 81. . f4oa.
INTERNATIONAL 1s47 M-ton pickup;
tarpaulin cover. 81 ,695. collie MOTOR
G9 0an s23S Georgia ave, 81 S2a2. e5,:,,
COLE MOTOR CO. s232 dsorTis ave-
INTERNATIONAL 1912 h-ton panel; excel.
motor; new tires; passed AZ insp.; clutch.
brakes. transmission. motor all in Al
shape. no dents in body or tenders: s7s6.
STONE, 1917 14th st. NV. AID. 1858. a
CHEVROLET 1912, l-ton canopy (pickupl;
very good condition; new paint; s72o.
For f66 isaii SALE oes GMc TsRsUcKs 1899 and 1s4o
"a ton vans; $3.50 81 ,:99 and $500 g each s. EXCEL @
Q0 I, at -
FORD e lie 1887 ton and half panel truck; new
%SSr $685. 52sf
eaR4saRR GG saR sth fsss 81 petup $3.50 a. Isl Can
g sIss Fan. st St. Fs & Ess s.h'
CHEVROLET Il sedan delivery; new con-
Thoroughly oyerhauled. new paint Job: must
Can e 'sen 6 seen 7:so e sm. 70 pm zoe Ken.
6DsSDsE ia1o 1H.ssn M truck; .e closed I, seay.
Apply 371s 41ss ave" Cottage City UN.
FORD 1910 A-ton panel; win trade for
s5sJ c.pt ades esna MODEL 81 .nd
foi 1h ton truck for sale. new. 70. 1914.
INTERNATIONAL 1871 panel delivery;
e sshs psqsSn
Ssay SsSs fsod ssnaislss; aass; $50 ksons MR
Soay: Sas Only Is. 900 miles eae.l sond.: pr.
ysts owner; MI 1888, GL. 3o7e,. -
B. C. inspection week ago; S325. 1872
81, 81 st s.T ne rstox te 9 pm Ta1i c,.vro,.,
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earl: very GOOD rubber. 4-wheel drive;
excel; performsnss in v 1noE snd ise. sSs sss
st WnLYs;1ovERE.AN6Rv 70 6v 1EAaER' PA soh
CHEV. 1912 11a-ton dump truck, $3.50.
Call Elk. 073s, 624 N. J. ave. NV.
Good running cond., good tires. Can b
seen at 22nd and r. !, ave. ne. x. g. e.
SERVICE STATION. NO. 5144. %
CONTINUED on Next rsss)
Evening star., 1947-12-04
LOTS FOR SALE tcent. :,

KENsNdTON-Choice buildins, lot, l00x
Easy ecS; terms. % O. L. HuRDoGK. sH. zsli /,
sEvLRAL WELL SITUATED individual lots.
Sleepy Hollow section Of Fairfax. Prices
range from $1,000 to $2,760. For further
call MAC LINDSEY. Realtors,
CH. 5000: ewes. CO. 1888. 10
MANOR CLUB ESTATES, " acre, level.
wooded, 15O-ft. frontaee; excel. rest. fully
community Of small estates; lust
" hr. from downtown; membership in one
Of the best country clubs included in price
Of lot: quick cash sale wanted; owner Is
$3.50; ewes vi. $3.50. Ext. 1856. A
SILVER sPRING-Eivs beautiful building
ALL ali utilities now " In: paved street with
curbs and cutters. and no street assess
ment, Price 81; ;ePo sash; hs ssch This rErs i
Realtor. sligo 1922. 9 to 6 daily. %
COLORED-2 lots, 50x10s, containing
ne; excellent location: Call MIR. SHEP-
PARD for particulars. DE. 1851. =