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REGULATION wv"
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months. is required for furniture
and soft surface floor coverings
The bill approved by the Senate
would extend the controls to Dec
ember 81, with the down payment
required to be no more than 70
per cent, and the installments te
be limited to two years.
In a report preceding the House
vote, a majority of the House
Banking committee said Regula-
ton w bears most heavily on
persons of limited income and in
many cases undoubtedly effective
ly excludes them from these mar
kets."
On the other hand. the commit
tee said sit gives to the man OF
financial means. in effect, priori-
ty of rights to buy whatever he
wants and whenever he is willing
to pay the price"
Amendments Downed
Opponents of the bill sided with
Mr.. Humans argument that
elimination of the controls would
contribute to initiation dangers.
The House defeated an amend
ment by Rep. Monroney D-Okla)
to continue the controls to next
year and another by Rep. Buffet
(R-Neb) to keep controls on auto
mobile credit purchases.
Rep. Crawford R-Mich) declar-
ed 'to remove these controls at
this time is dangerous. Prices are
perfectly ridiculous. This bill will
help the big boys and the fl
nance companies. but will hurt
the little businessman"
Rep. SABBATH D-Il) said "they
told us when they killed OPA that
prices would not 60 up, but look
what happened"
Rep. Monroney said the bill
"adds more fire to initiation" Aft
er the House vote, he told report
ers that there was little if any
prospect that the Senate could
prevail OF the House to accept
its views.
Rep. Brown (D-Ga) described
as bunk" the argument that the
inhtallment controls would have
anything to do with initiation. He
said "it's time to get rid of regi-
mentation."
Banking Chairman Wolcott (R.
Mich) asked the House, if the con.
trolls r necessary to prevent in
~flation, why the administration
had removed controls on all but
a few consumer items.
Rep. Spence (D-Ky) said "i1
seems homogeneous that a mai
who has established good credit
should have it regulated from
Washington"
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NEW YORK, July %. P -
Wage increase for radio officers
aboard Atlantic and Gulf Coast
tankers of eight companies were
awarded today by James Lawrence
Fly. as arbitrator of issues be-
tween the American Communica-
tions association (CIO) and the
onerators.
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PACKERS BLAMED
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minded as to the operations OF
legitimate trade unions and other
progressive organizations, but has
not taken any action to investi-
gate the cause for the meat price
gouge which is nov going On.
"a thorough investigation of the
control OF our national meat sup
ply by a few packing companies
and their banks is the proper
function o. our government at this
time"
The Institutes statement said,
''in comparing markups, a fact
casually ignored is that last May
the government was paying sub
sides at the rate of $3.50, 600, 900
yearly, which subsidies had to be
paid by the consumers in the form
of taxes. The subsidies ranged
from eight to II cents a pound for
popular cuts of beet at the retail
level.
Black Market
Moreover, the figures, with ap-
parent deliberateness, overlooked
the fact that last May there. was
an extensive black market in beef
and black market prices we're in
part reflected in the price actual
ly paid for cattle.
Ignored also is the fact that
since last May there have been
substantial wage increases in the
meat packing industry and costs
Of materials have advanced sharp
w."
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GRAND JURORS
Continued From Page One)

kept in the institution is made
quate; ''out buildings are in bad
shape and should be r~epaired';
new tubs Or shower baths should
be installed as the present ones
"are badly rusted and unsani-
tary;" and fire extinguishers have
not been refilled since February
1916.
prompt and vigorous steps"
should be taken to transfer two
mentally unbalanced persons who
are confined in the county Jail 20
institutions, the jurors urged. The
Jail was described as clean and
well operated.
]. D. James was the only justice
OF the peace whose records were
found TO be out Of order. The
records Of Justice F. G. Fowler,
missing in June, Were reported
back in place.
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PLAINTIFF TAKES
STAND in SUIT
Counsel Argument. Com
pleted; Jury May Get
Case Today

WENTWORTH, JULY q - a.
Mrs. Frank Eggleston, plaintiff in
the alimony and business partner
ship case against her husband,
today testified that she had left
him because he threatened her
life.
Mrs. Eggleston took the stand
after Judge Hubert E. Olive had
denied a defense motion to non
suit the partnership action in
which she is seeking half-interest
in the lucrative oil business of
her husband at Spray.
The plaintiff, also asking 81, 500
monthly alimony without divorce,
testified in rebuttal to defense
testimony presented during the
week-long trial. She denied much
Of the testimony presented by
council for her husband, including
the statement made by a defense
witness to the effect that she had
threatened to ruin her husband.
The witness broke into tears at
ore point during her testimony.
Later, she testified that she sepa-
rated from her husband because
he threatened her life. She added
he had beaten all her love out
of her heart.
Mrs. Cu1as Robertson. a Leaks
vile registered nurse. testified she
had nursed Mrs. Eggels.on in. 1913
when she had pneumonia. She said
Mrs. Eggleston told her not to
leave her if anyone came to her
hospital room, including her hus-
band. The witness said she noticed
Mrs. Fggelston's neck was swollen
and added she became suspicious
when Mrs. Eggleston insisted ON
keeping the upper part of her body
covered with bed clothes.
Arguments by counsel began this
afternoon and the case is sched-
uled to go to a jury tomorrow.
~ people who discovered
New Zealand came from Raitea.
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MANNION

BALTIMORE, July %. - (P -
Joseph F. Mannion, 48-year-old
Baltimore World War I veteran,
was nominated today to be nation
al commander of the Army and
Navy Legion of Valor, at a bust
ness session of the 57th annual con-
vention here today.
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Nothing's Really Square
About Times Square

NEW YORK up - Patrolman
Sol Cohen was on duty at tn.
police information booth in Times
Square a. And Street when q shy
little woman in a lavender dress
stepped up.
Gould YOU tell me- where Timer
Square is?' she asked.
you're standing right on r.,
lady" Cohen said.
The little woman locked around
in beWilderment.
But it ism square" she pro
tested.
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NEW BERN MARINE
KILLED IN PLANE
CRASH AT BEAUFORT

NORFOLK, Va, July % - ZAP
- First Lieut.. Charles Dudley
Kerr, USMC, was killed when the
fighter plane he was plotting was
in collision with another Navy
plane during a divisional tactical
flight nea- Beaufort, N. c. tc-
dya.
Kerr made his home with his
wife, Mrs. Barbara Emily jenkins
Kerr, in New Bern, N. C. He was
a veteran of 10 months service
with a scout bomber squadco On in
the central Pacific theater.
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GRADING

RALEIGH, July 22-WR- Mar
keting specialist R. S. Curtis said
today that grading has started on
a total of 50, 1879 pounds Of wool
collected during the recent week
by the farmers cooperative ex-
change in a marketing program
sponsored by the state agricul-
ture department.
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TRYS TO DROWN

MYRTLE BEACH, S. c., July %
- (y - Mills Camp, Grover, N.
c., barber, threw himself into the
surf here today when he heard
that his son, Jerry Rollins Camp,
9, had drowned. He was rescued
by an auxiliary coast guardsman
who had sought to bring in the
lad.
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NAV PURCHASE BULL ISLAND

CINCINNATI, July u R -
Powell Crosley, Jr., Cincinnati:
automobile manufacturer, sale
tadav he was negotiating for the
n,1rchase of historic Bull island If
~ Atlantic ocean, about IS miles
north of Savannah, Ga. The islanc
- .hout seven miles long and foul
,oilex wide, Crosley said, witt
abo,1t 1000 acres of land above
high tide.
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JEWISH

LONDON, July %. -(P)- Colon
ial Secretary Arthur Creech Jones
told the house of commons today
the 1880 Jewish passengers of the
immigration ship President War
field who are being returned from
Palestine would be disembarked in
France.
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Orders Ashes Strewn
In Quiet Woodland

PITTSFIELD, Mass. W.R-Mary
Calef Durant Marti of North
Adams asked in her will that he1
ashes be scattered unde signated
in Berkshire County woods.
SIT is my request and desire
that I have no funeral, no cere-
mony or service of any kind, but
that 1 bee remated and my ashes
strewn on high ground in wood.
land, a distance far from any
habitatioa or picnic ground near
North Adams, and that nothing
mark the spot of such disposal"
She left a $500 estate.
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INVESTIGATION

KINSTON, July % - U,D - Of
ficers today continued their in
vestigation of the fatal shooting of
Albert Harper, 28-year-old Negro.
while Coroner Raymond T. Ja1-
man delayed his inquest pending
further details.
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SENATE GROUP
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operation Of government agencies
this fiscal year remaining to be
passed before adjournment. Seven
others have cleared Congress.
The Senate today placed final
Congressional approval on interior
appropr i a j n S total
ling $194, 587, 859. This included
$84, 52S, 038 for Western reclama-
ton projects.
Another large appropriation Dill,
calling for $225, Geo, 900 to finance
Army construction programs here
and abroad, was approved by the
House Armed Services committee.
It is separate from the War de-
partment's main supply bill which
has not been passed.
OF the total, the Army would
spend 500, 900, 700 for building IN
this country and $125, 900, 600 over
seas.
Committee clerks said the farm
bill compromise would provide
$3.50, 900, 900 for agricultural pur-
poses during his fiscal. year com
pared with last years expendl-
lures Of s1,275, 600. 900. President
Truman had asked 81, 1873, 500, 900.
Brooks Satisfied
II think we have preserved. ev-
erv essential element of a we'll
balanced agricultural program,
Brooks said after the agreement.
"It will encourage high production
essential today for the demands
FOR food upon the United States
end at the same time preserve
the fertility Of our SOIL"
In addition to continuance OF the
main farm program into 1913,
Brooks reported these agreements
Of the Senate = House conference
group:
J.. A S2e5, 900, 900 fund to make
benefit payments and meet other
costs Of the farm program on 1947
crops. The President had asked
$3O1, 0oO, 900 but the House reduced
this to $165, 900, 900. The Senate
then had tried to increase it to
1926, 900, 900. OF the final total $24,-
600, 900 may be used for expenses
of the farmer committeeman who
plan and check the programs.
2. A SOS, 900, 600 federal fund for
school lunches with the provision
that pennies paid by students able
to buy a lunch rlay be counted
as part Of the local contribution.
Local agencies must match the
federal funds dollar for dollar.
The House originally had barred
use of funds paid by students for
this matching.
Heavier Share
Brooks said the %con1erees put
states and local agencies, includ-
ing school boards, on notice that
they must carry a heavier share
of school lunch costs" from now
on.
3. A SIS, 600, 900 loan fund to al
low veterans and tenants to be-
cone farm land cwners. The Sen
ate had voted $40 600, 900 and the
House nothing. Brooks said the
funds can not be used to buy
farm lands at inflated prices"
4. Acceptance Of a House pro-
vision that will require meat pack
er. to pay costs Of federal meat
inspection which In the past has
been chiefly by government funds.
The House provided a $4,000, DOC
revolving fund which packers are
to replace by fees. The Senate at
first struck out this requirement
and voted a $11, 14o, 900 fund but
Senate conferees yielded Or this.
s. Acceptance of a Senate pro.
vision for continuation Of the fed
eral crop insurance program CT
an experimental basis with a S.
600, 900 fund to meet costs. The
House had voted only 100000 600 tt
liuuidate the present program.
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RAINS BRING RELIEF

RALEIGH, July % - P) - Re-
cent rains brought much-needel
relief to North Cardinals comm y
cial cantaloup and watermelon
crops and yield prospects were
improved, it was reported by the
federal-state crop reporting ser
vice.
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ATTACKS GAIN
continued From Page Nv.

'Htl
down at Pandadn, near M.
Eastern Java. "'-dAg IN
The most powerful att.
that at the East end " Va,
There the Marines were w., Java,
take all Key points as o1Is q
possible to prevent Roo o99 at
scorched earth ce~struction publican
sugar plantations and o, Flt1
centers. 'eInesy
Dutch ard Republican rao...
the fighting conflicted o1,o' WITS Of
CARDS the ferocity of figh.;o az ge'
Dutch said that Resistance ne
light. and that troops 1era |a'
of schedule at some points aleac
Republicans said that the;r IAs
were slowing up key BRIDE. men
other such detectives in t5s ana
OF the Dutch regulars. V'A
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CRITICIZES OWN COUNTRY

OSLO, Norway, July %. -(P)-
DR.. A. W. Vivver Hooft, Neither
laands clergyman, criticized his
country toda yfor events. in Indo-
nesia at the opening session of the
World Conference Of Christian
Youth.
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HEARTED R N

R.,;.v.d IN s mins,ss q double your money b'rE
when eYcess stomach acid causes painful. sunoca1
ING "a. sour stomach and heartburn: doctors usually u
prescribe the fastess-actine medicines Inq Rs11., ,os
Symptomatic MISUNDERSTANDING tnose,n ,or. in =
nav or return bottle to us for double money back 2Sc
CElL,ANs for Acid Indigestion 25f
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THE NEWS
STATE ORLD
IN BRIEF
FORMER PREMIER ARRIVES

SINGAPORE, July %. -(P)- SUI
tan Sjahrir, former premier OF the
Indonesian Republic, arrived by
plane today en- route to the United
States, India and Australia on a
special mission and declared the
Indonesian army had arms and
ammunition for a long war"
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PRINCIPALS ASSOCIATION

CHAPEL HILL, July % - R)-
The annual meeting of the North
lCarolina School Principals asso-
citation will be held here next Mon
day through Wednesday.
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OPERATOR FREE

CONCORD, July q = WH - D.
G. Cline, Concord filling station
operator, was free under S. 0
bond today pending a corone.'s
inquest into the death of John
Oscar Vow, 38.
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INSTITUTE

RALEIGH, July % lP -
Plans for an institute In driver
education and training, to be held
at Chapel Hill, August Ills, were
announced here today.
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EXPENDITURES

WASHINGTON. July q. -(P)-
The Army Engineers today au-
thorized expenditure of $4,000 to
alleviate flood conditions in the
Florida Everglades.
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CLOSEUP OR DO BETTER

RALEIGH, July % - or - In
an order allowing increased rates,
the state utilities commission TO-
day warned Polk County Tele-
phone company of T-yon to either
improve its service or close down,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-23
LEGISLATION REQUIRED

WASHINGTON, July ~ = F =
Rep. Harrison O-Va') ro!a d
House agriculture subcommittee
TO-DAY that export of surplus poul-
try for foreign relief apparently
will REQUIRE legislation.
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NEGROES HELD

DUNN, July % - UD - Off
Gals today held two Negroes with
out bond in connection With the
fatal stabbing of Annie Mae Viii
lliams, 20, at Linden, N. c.
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APPOINTED

RALEIGH, July % = (R - Ed
ward B. Rice has been appointed
engineer Of the North Carolina
district of the U. S. Geological
survey with headquarters here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-23
The Weather

Weather bureau report of Temperature
and rainfall for the "a hours ending q
p. M. in the principal cotton growing
areas Int elsewhere:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-23

The most important exports o.
New Zealand are butter, cheese,
and meat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-23

~ people who discovered
New Zealand came from Raitea,
fnear Tahiti.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-23

Germs only the dcg-leg between
Wilmington and Florence.
Weather Conditions
Evening star., 1947-05-25
ouT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

HUNTING LODGE SITE. 1s5 miles from
Va, $50 acres. 100000, board feet OF
sEost stEffR assT REsEFY co sse Rears
132s s41s 8 eITY w. RE sof ssos rentbed-
City 46773 or write MRS, K. MOONEY,
$50 Oriental ave, Atlantic City Nss J.
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug hsherman's haven in one OF Florida
Gulf Coasts fastest-growine, restricted
Somesites. fronting t1o or near ae1 salt Sater
community bGas dock privileges; haTd
month. Immediate possession For beau
tiful illustrated free booklet write or
nE Sh2nf flfs fsul wEsEES Hs5EsSn BucHANA 6ciz Real
MOUNTAIN LODGE for sale, near Laporte
and Eagles Mere. Pa.--Native stone, pine
baths. buiit-in two-car garage; modern
So acres 15 clearedl ad-
joining State Forest and Loyalsock River;
off paved road; suitably furnished; price.
$4,000. For particulars address Box 32o'
FLORIDA, sf ) NIL mi. below Stuart, 40 mi. north
west Palm BeachWover $50 acres on No.
200 acres subdivided into 5-acre tracts;
other compel eEner s,f sH sen
you? Priced low at $4,000. for quick
sale. TAMMARo. MA. s059,
FIvE-RM., FURN. BUNGALOW, mi.
north of Deland. Florida, Hwy. II. For
quick sale, $4,000. J. D. GOODWIN. 237
Stetson st. West Deland, Fla, i
COUNTRY HOME in central New York
State-Lge., spacious, Colonial type, with
one acre of land; commercial possibilities.
MI 0567.
FOUR 6-RM FRAME HOMES with ample
lots and electricity: in town. 4 mi. from
Seaside and North Beach, Md. 35 mi.
from Washington; $4,000 ca. UN. 0416.
BAYSIDE, N. Y.-Beautifully constructed
8-rm. house: can be arranged for 2 apts.;
freplaces, rec. rm mr.. schools. bus, rail-
road station. GAUSS, GE. 1922.
FOR RENT. WILDWOOD. New Jersey
5-rm.. furnished apt. for the month of
June; ocean front; $50 weekly. Call WA.
1905 after PM Monday.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcent. s.. ] !.

CHEvR0LET l94I dump truck; new mo-
tor. excellent tires; reas. priced st 81. loo,
bngE bAbPlg ll5g 4Ron Rosh 8 a4p NV IA aoI ,i.
lsft ~ st Community Radio Shop. RAY
cHaEEvTRRoLEr CHE 1888 1-ton stake; runs good; @
HERsoN's AUTO g APPLIANCE Co. ia
oHEvRoLET Il Roll II -son saoo panel looks and run.
SONS AUTO 8 APPLIANCE Co, ia o
cHEYEoLPT Ii HE P iss afee tow truck with HoI@es
MsAHos aGasf eRa eaaeRoLEa eIasf f Nc NJ Hs5s ssas
eHRyaonET sfEsia nEs 1876 e1oe son panel good-run
niag an,z condition; s225. 81. 744s or vi
ssa .sses s.as as4f usasr % i4ss i: !.
sssSs sa,ssn q stasS ssSsS H1sRkss a's
s,s & + ssSs asss., '.'i fss
lsHs Boa E.. sssa s :P Also
z 1e4l. 16o,in. wheeibase; new tires,
SoKD sa sish phmp PhGns qRudK k 1872 1917 eomps.ey
Hillside; Nd Phone III 17o5-w so
FORD 1887 sedan delivery. excellent tires
sss5 m0teh Phons vi sS sgSb battery
FORD. 1e41 11a-ton dump; in excel cond !:
asal piEfs5o 8 ssgs sssh isEns
.@sssasnoaf; @ $500. Toysf soss' s'' Esp e.esp
body. N excellent condition. GOO good tires: res
$765. BILLHIMER & PALMER MOTOR
CO, BIO BIO Hamilton St.. Hyattsville, Nd.
TSkp WM lse1 5spss ssa stake body nj asn
FORD 1925 1s-ton truck, stake body;
stalled. Can be seen Mon thru Friday
GMc 1s4e. model cc-sos, s-sard dump
body and hoist, division boards included;
condition good as new. 1850 miles: also
Monday. See Mr. Hasek, A. p. wooDsoN
G2c s iss + oh e. psae ans May Sc seen
Gnc. ei9 Il ia4i S" soson sse1 dump, 1o-whssler;
cheap. Can be seen after 5 o'clock. FIR.
GMc 1887 1s-ton; 'ss olds motor: 200
mss and SINCE Good reeond aond and fSgghts
pckup Be seem ali e day im sundas Mon aSao
day until, IL noon $500. 3o02 JENNY
ISIr rS;; RsnsingtSSn s Z M4aS,, ,ooo -,
bdy $50 Can ss Be- seen 0a at '1ssf 1asns
RaH Es1afs 4 l5ss fon 5sns sSso Sooa
sssS Pssss sgiEHK III cry FfEE
&gERSAThoNAL M + Il I 1914 1h-ton long s Wheel
base; $4,000 actual miles, new stake body,
80 it. long. C. E. THOMAS 4301 ST.
Barnabas I'd, Sc, Washington 20, D. C.
Can BE seen at Yordon's Corner.
aa~a Ss1r ssa5 ssa s RcE aoToRs i7s a
MhcR SenePaff TRAcToR "a H AND TRAILER in so good
cond., tires are good. Call before pm.
PIYMoUTH 1887 M-ton panel truck,
good running condition. good tires: may
1s,z Tssr 1lr5 NV 21st St nv n;ut,, s.,,u.r ~
asSkv aisy1 RSsoT %4f ~ s 5gmed dsSlsyeiy
Twin TiSii CO coAeR 1885 glass panel; runs m good,
new battery, ideal for huckster or delivery;
S225. FIR. 1857 by II noon,
TWO 11z-TON ARMY STAKE trucks. good
condition: reasonably priced. THE PAUL
SAM DISTRIBUTING CO., rear 1907 4th
Low BED TRAILERs. for moving bull
dozers, rollers shovels; suitable for all
purposes: Gallon road grader. hydraulic
blade: 10-wheel Mack truck. long chassis,
air brakes; 2-bag concrete mixer on 4
wheels with Leroy 4-cylinder motor. .2121
ONE 1896 GMC van body, $780,, l Is4o
bse P9dss Sody ske abS s0d stG5 Old s0a
1O0-h p. motor. less than yr. old, ST 900;
special price for all g. CASTLE CON-
TRACTING CO., WA. 1857 OF UN. 1856
Evening star., 1947-05-25
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANACOsTIA MOTOR Co.-De Soto, 194I.
club coupe, radio, heater, fog lights, spot
Light; one owner Can be seen at Texaco
station, 1873 Nichols ave. Sc. S1,375,
guaranteed; Terms. 1912 De Soto club
Gegpe. ce!ps. radio: heater and spotlight, low
anteed, S1,4a5. 1925 Hupmobiie sedan.
extra ordinary cond. Clean, runs hne,
BUICK, l94l Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan.
S1.615. Black, radio and heater; original
owner: low mileage, excellent condition,
privately owned. Call Fri. after p.m., or
Sat. and, and Sun. all day. MR.. GETBEI.
BUICK 1888 4-dr. sedan; looks good and
BUICK 1885 Special 4-door sedan: radio
$50 cash. 6262 Walker MIN rd. Sc.
SStTh sad.I sh Is3S Century, oa De luxe 4-door 6e
7th st. NV, Ma. OSLO. -25
BUICK 1912 4-door; r. and h.. 10000
miles. 81 .495 or trade for smaller car.
FRIENDSHIP MOTORS. 1920 Wisconsin
ave. Bethesda. OIL. S225. -25
BUICK ~ Super sedanette: radio, heater,
defroster: $4,000 miles; $3.50 or best
offer below. Call between 12 and /, GIL.
ZOO. Ext. 16 go
BUICK 1899 coupe: good condition. good
tires, new paint. S795, ST. 1858 -e6
FORD model A 1923: motor recently
overhauled, new tires. $500. TR. 1915.
BUICK 1941 convertible club Super: e3.-
600 miles by one owner; shiny black; has
tires. red leather upholstery. custom radio
under-seat heater, spotlight;. excellent en-
TORS. 1920 Rhode Island ave. NE.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY WANTED.

ASses oehaaSa i%sn VIZ iof 54ss 5S
WANTED TO RENT cott.ss or vito f6om beaeb aeF-
friserator; within 70 miles of Washing
ton. for the season; rent in advance
WANTED-Furnished 4-5 bedroom house
on water within 30 miles from WaShing-
ton s mos, June 15-sept. Is. FIR, 9922!s
WILL PAY CASH for home on the bay or
on river State location, particulars and
PEt1Is ,oSsTsc1Ep RSS TsE f5sr ,urp cottage for
year around; s mi or less from Annapolis:
Responsible eouplf UN. 356S rs
nished Will consider buying. B. P.
kLlBAN, RA. 1888, Sla Somerset pl; NV,
wANTED-Beach cottage for one week
from August 4 to August 10, in or near
Woodland Beach; must be first class, to
accommodate , adults and . boys. SH
4eBEDRooM HOUSE at beach; pay Up to
$1,000 for long season. Box 1876, Star.
REHoBoTH BEACH or similar locality
small family wants to rent cottage, "a
weeks, starting June /. EN- 95S3.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY wanted-What
have you to offer2 Owner will accept a
Seae OF ncey g. doWg
payment on cozy hve-room and bath
bungalow with an attic that could, be
yapd no Seat eas oAe snd
Frigidaire; close to schools, churches and
transportation.
both a, small lst and end trust note: total
monthly payment of S65.l0 per month for
both, which includes principal, interest.
taxes and insurance. ,,,,
622I G0th ave. Green Meadows, Hyatts-
vile. Md, No phone at present time. 20