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Evening star., 1948-06-23
Driver, 19, Found Guilty
In Traffic Death Of Boy, 9

Camillus H. Wells, 10. of the 1900
block Of Fitch place NE. was found
guilty in Municipal Court yesterday
on a charge OF negligent homicide
in the traffic death of a 9-year-
old boy.
Police had charged that Wells,
who is colored, was driving with
faulty brakes on February %, when
he struck and fatally injured a
bicyclist, Harold Middleton, colored,
Of the 45O0 block of Dix street NE.
The accident occurred at Forty
ninth and Eads streets NE.
Judge Ellen K. Raedy set next
Monday as the day for sentencing.
A jury returned the guilty verdict
after celebrating for an hour and
a. half
Evening star., 1948-06-23

pushed down the inspection line
These racers were built by the Noon
boys-Thomas, IA: David, Is, and
John, II. They are the sons Of 1t.
Col. and Mrs. Thomas Noon, 1902
Cheverly avenue. Cheverly. Md.
Thomas and David raced last year,
and disdainfully added their COM
ments on big cars"
I'VE weren't streamlined last
year." they said, but with these
babies, watch us go!"
Many OF the cars bore names-a
Flying Tiger motif was introduced
by Michael r. Reineck, 13. of 237a
Champlain street NV. whose car
"Sharkie," had a sharks teeth and
eyes painted on the front. And the
racer Of James Mullen, jr., II, Of
l408 North Fillmore street, Arlington,
bore the words, Jimmy Cracked, "
followed by the picture of an ear
of corn. It was named, he said. by
his father, whose favorite song is
the ballad, Jimmy Cracked Corn"
Calendar Cowgirls.
Two of the vehicles even bore
likenesses of scantily-clad cowgirls,
of a type seen on calendars.
Ropald Thring. sr., chairman Of
the Inspection Committee, urged
drivers who plan to appear today
for inspection to come "as early this
evening as possible" Members of
the committee will be at the Armory,
he said at $50 pm.
Gail T. Judd, director of racing,
announced that all boys whose cars
were inspected last night should
report to the Armory tonight or
tomorrow night to receive their
racing shirts and crash helmets.
Those who do not pick them up at
the Armory may get them the
morning OF the race at the starting
line.
After the cars are passed. they
will be kept under guard at the
Armory until Saturday morning.
Then they will be transported to
Derby Downs in the order they
are TO race.
fRedd The Star for tuH Derby
cODSTG0e,J
Evening star., 1948-06-23
Brass Rail Case Hearing
Is Nearing End Today

The special grand jury investi-
eating gambling here presumably
was near the end Of its study Of the
Brass Rail Case" today, following
additional testimony yesterday con-
corning a shooting in the cafe at
1899 Seventh street NV. last Jan
uary.
Among the witnesses was DR..
Ernest o. Dickerson of Freedmen's
Hospital. He said he brought the
special grand jury hospital records
on the two men wounded in the
shooting.
Evening star., 1948-06-23
Mrs. Mezzanofte Seeks
Divorce; Charges Desertion

Mrs. Claudia Stone Mezzanotte,
6103 Wilson lane, Bethesda, today
filed suit in Montgomery County
Circuit Court, asking an absolute d.
vorce from Matthew N. Mezzanotte,
on grounds of desertion.
Mrs. Mezzanotte Is the daughter
Of Paul T. Stone, widely known
builder. Her husband is a violinist.
She said in her suit that they
were married May 18, 1916, and that
he abandoned her more than 18
months ago.
Through her attorney. Arthur J.
Hilland, Mrs. Mezzanotte also said
they have no children.
The husbands address was given
as 3730 Davenport street NV.
Evening star., 1948-06-23
Nearly 100 Sleek,
Grovity-Powered
Cars Inspected

A fast, hotly contested series OF
heats in Saturdays Soap Box Derby
was predicted today by racing Of
ficials, after inspecting the first
group of midget cars turned In at
the National Guard Armory.
Nearly 100 of the sleek, gravity
powered cars were checked last night
against the rigid construction spe-
cifications laid down by the All
American Soap Box Derby Com
mittee.
The huge floor Of the Armory was
swarm of activity, as Inspection
Committee members, cars, anxious
race drivers, proud parents. inquisi-
tive younger brothers and sisters,
and drilling National Guardsman
mingled in one great panorama.
Heartbreak for Some.
It was a scene of temporary heart
break, too, as some drivers were told
their cars would not pass. But each
contestant was advised on how re-
pairs should be made, tools were
furnished him, and, in most cases,
the vehicle was wheeled into the
approved" area before the session
ended.
Drivers will have until Friday
night to redesign their cars IN &C
cordance with the rules, which were
written primarily to assure a sale
race for drivers and spectators.
Although cars were covered with
everything from oilcloth to aluml-
mum. nearly all OF them followed a
sharp, "tear-drop" design.
The almost-universal swing To
sharp streamlining was explained
by Donald Meyer, 13, of 5710 North
Twenty-flfth street, Arlington. He
said he didn't get anywhere" when
he raced in 1916 with = "junky
bulky old thing"
"A Real Speed Buggy"
This year I have a real speed
buggy" said Donald, as he caresSeo
his low-slung, aluminium covered
racer. An almost identical car was
entered by Donald's brother, Joseph
II.
THE racing fever has swept oul
neigllborhood," said the boys father
Linwood Meyer, who said he wa
closing his business on Derby Gay
Two of his trucks, he said, would
bring members of Donald's Boy
scout troop to the race course. The
Scouts, who will root for Boy
Scout victory" will be part OF .
crowd which ofilcials estimate Will
number at least $1,000 persons.
Designed Like Tank.
One of the most unusual cars to
be trundled onto the floor was that
built by William Swami, 13, OF the
German Orphan Home. His entry,
which he predicted would carry him
to the city championship, was de-
signed in the likeness OF an Army
tank.
His vehicle was at first disquali-
fed by Judges, who said 1t was 4
pounds overweight. Under the rules
combined weight of car and driver
cannot exceed $50 pounds. George
w. T. Christman, superintendent OF
the home, advised william to re-
move 4 section Of pipe covering q
steering cable. The car then swept
through the inspection line.
Like the four other cars entered
by boys from the home William s
car is red and is decorated by .
red devil painted on . splash OF
white.
Watch the Red Devils" is the
slogan of the five contestants.
Another brother act" appeared
as three white cars, each decorated
with one green shamrock. were
Evening star., 1948-06-23

n q m e s ana
brides she later
learned from
the FBI.
Mrs. Frances
Cecilia Roche
La Marr of the
1900 block OF
S / x t e e n t h
S tree t NV.
, complained she
had identified
p i C t ures of
John Hurley"
under arrest in
ST Paul Mimi.
last December
for violating
Evening star., 1948-06-23


1t to q gas pipe
outlet was q
rubber hose.
Aroused, he
assured his wife,
Edith Elizabeth;
his daughter,
Lucille, 10, and
two sons, Brad
ley, "A, and
Ronnie, 3, that
he was all right.
They returned
to their second
floor rooms to
DIRE SIS, b u t
Sborflv T.nrilIe
Evening star., 1948-06-23
Bullet Wound Is Fatal
To Man Just Saved
From Death by Gas

Saved from a death by gas,
Gordon D. Wimberly, 48, of 1880
D street NE, died early today OF
a gunshot wound.
Members of the family told police
they found Mr.. Wimberly about 4:30
am. sitting on a kitchen chair. His
head was covered by a blanket and
Evening star., 1948-06-23
Grange Porty Tonight

The BeltsviEe Grange will hold a
card party at tonight in the Ber-
wyn Elementary School. Proceeds
will be used to furnish a room at the
Prince Georges General Hospital,
Cheyerly.
Evening star., 1948-06-23
District Woman Sues
To Annu| Marriage 10
Man With S Wives

A Washington woman asked Dis
trict Court yesterday to annul her
marriage last october to a man
whose penchant for acquiring new
Evening star., 1948-06-23

fRedd The Star TOR tuH Derby
coperage.)
Evening star., 1948-11-24
TRAlLERs.

TRAILER REPATRs-Tops, painting. cabi-
satEs @stss a.Tvzg Md FSeSe r6 dRAER
FoUR-wHEEL TRAILER. suitable for boat
Gs ss Ssssss s RsaSET R1fsS s2G2 .xes Wa 'es eea
300 cash for quick sale. See ToWNLEY
ss-FT. iS4a PAIAcE TRAILER. venetian
b!nds' b,d Coleman range good cond TE
NATIONALLY FAMOUS COACHES in = ma
spaIsan sSns and aodss slsmnqm rssnf
Nsw Nj sSph9ss ISS Ussp TGTss gRAsR SesS COACHES
in late models. Low down payment and
easy =, terms err Ct 6% interest AMERICAN N
eH ssstb ofk AsE eF0vs fFsss
No. l. Open daily and Sunday o am
e }nsf41 pW PaSns ev Ssoi s,za, and models.
also good used .trailers.. We are equipped
f. II s:ys iis!sE EsIsEi 81 Is
aisp.5 aas haAsslf HaE sRassi sAss
5000 Baltimore ave, Riverdale. Md
SILVER LAKE MAINLINE 1e47; butane
heating and cooking. carpeted throughout,
aoTsa sGSs swn1Rs TRssER, E 3l asf sleeps g. s5 cost
ss,150; for quick sale. $3.50. Laurel
Magic Chef range, eft. refgr, carpet, g.
gal hot-water heater. Parked at Temple
Trailer Village, Lot 254. Ov. 42S7. PA
SCHULT TRAILER, 1941 sleeps 4. 1914
It. long. porch sleeps 2, flush toilet, insu-
lated. at bargain, On main Lot l64.
Temple Trailer Village, Alexandria. Va.
PAEACE Is41, 20 it.; perfect condition:
sacrifice, SS2b. ST. 5403. -2S
io47 Duo 2s-it. TANDEM, electric brakes,
electric refrigerator, bottled gas range,
rug, Venetian blinds, awnings condition
like new. See to appreciate. 81 ,060
under list price. Privately owned. See
below Alexandria, 2S"
Evening star., 1948-11-24
BRADT,EY HITI,S- Md
STORES FOR RENT.

BEAUTY PARLoR, bakery, variety store
locations available in new shopping CEN
ter in Silver Spring. Md: thickly popu-
lated area. Call Mr.. ,Kiely,, LEO M.
BERNsTE1N 2 q ET S1So 4 co. Realtors 1416 st.
N. CAPfToI AND NEW YORK AVE-Mod-
ern store, under construction, for any busi-
ness or commercial use. D1. 65O1; ewes.
FALLS 1so CHURCH, new stores: / store,
30x60; 3 stores, 1sx45 with full base,
ment; S225 and S125 per month. EAkIN
PROPERTIES. INC. FA. 1873 or FA: 140O.
1910 X ST. N.W.--Store, in new 7-story
parking garage; excellent location for
auto accessories. liquor, florist or personal
finance CO.; attractive rental. cAFRITz,
l4O4 st. NV DI 9OSO
LARGE STORE. 1lO9 Tth st. NV; With
BETHESDA STORE-Cor. Old GEORGETOWN
I'd. and Wilson lane, right in the heart Of
this rich trading area. trafhc count is
heavy and advertising value alone is worth
rent; about 1900 So. It. floor space. For
key to inspect, call A. H. BACAS. Realtor,
FIVE NEW STORES in Manor Park. 3. c..
3rd and Sheridan st. NV: Peady for oc-
cupancy. Corner store, 47x7O. dble. show
window, suitable for any business. Others,
2Ox6O, wide thoroughfare, plenty parking
SPACE. Rent o,eaas.: ,eas: Call BASIL B. ALL
STORE, modern front; cor Georgia ave,
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR sALs.

DoWNToWN CoRNER LOCATION, con
$sooo 1000 s!Re'iss f ssa' tSa
BE BY oWSER-Mt. OWE Pleasant section: 4
RESIDENCE no S4oE.rs 'no4s oP ss.nss Rdas
$I:UNIr CORNER modern apt: blds. near
hysr 0'va srss R'? spss from sassfGe ana
FuIl Ili bsmt bt ineinerator oil heat a Ma Mua9t
i0s 5ssossa aanus 'sR' sR sso6 3R
Sr SrErz%9ilSs6 R9i s6Ss CORNER APT. pLpe.-1d..l
munity: annual income income ss.4oo. MITCHELL
TTeS f%S sRaoM 81 I'll FRAME r. HeusEs: sts MONTH,
phVfs Fsavfs CO. 60 NH pf'es $751; s0'oo FLOYD T.
$1,000 CASH win buy this downtown busi-
psSDery nd s oscs and as @
iarnish own heat and ilsht Price. sss,soS. sasoss
Rh4ns Rh sHSSS Esshst sest eas S9 2eSS &C., I5o 81
RScASF.. R;S; T.. s1Alfrs 1Alfrs. = occupy one. rent
ee sefs eD Oh ksh
newly decorated: semidetashed b5ick.
SEAR sfaaS9 waITEs seq2e ah D. ossy sssS all Brick
detached 4-unit apt, 20 rooms exeep-
tionaliy large; all 5-room units; apt avail;
rear; screened rear porches; separate
Easements; lot s0x2oO; near every con-
venience: never any trouble to rent here.
swer. sH. 1852. WoODsIDE REALTY co.
FOUR-FAMIL APT on Srd st. NV. near
New Hamp. ave.-Corner, modern BLDG: 2
apis have bedrooms Price. S26, 900
WALTER M. -BAUMAN, 1927 X st. NV.
fNyEsTSESr IA ssIs Sy wq r6ktr 9K41 ,s.up,t ,r,e.
apt. excel NV. loc: over $4,000 yearly
INCOME; Price times rental: RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE. SH. 1903 till 9.
ern 9-unit brick apt: over $1,000 yearly
income: tenants pay all utilities. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE, SH 1lO3 till Q
Evening star., 1948-11-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

DUPONT CIRCLE vIC.-For rent; 28 rms =.
7 hoors and ~ basement; suitable for ,. Of
27 LARGE ROOMS. s baths, elevator. oil
heat; New Hampshire ave. NV. near Du-
pont circle; ideal for doctors ONCE, en-
s@sss @ % oe:aPsasy jan 1G f5 Lssse. = slSSo @
Property ss i q afSs REALTY sI zsuses so
RoWSTowEN Res1ssTf r. BTltD1Nc, S5l 4 1920 s' .Q IT.
taboutl in splendid clean, 3-story. fre
proof building. second commercial zone;
Ist floor, rear and side loading entrances;
Tasio ssie EsnI co
927 6 ST: N;w.-Entire End floor, heated,
sGfIbSG TAHHSGTGS IN fEA1TG SE f$SS
area, 260l, wilson blyd, suitable for
Mss sfssnF WIPE 5as so sesl1s 5s4s alley garage Call
WAREHOUSE. Alexandria, so2 N. Fairfax
New hreproof, zoned industrial, 1900
WAREHoGsE WITH sToRE in n front @ Sso1
Wilson blvd. Arlington; $4,000 50. It.. with
large parking area. Call MRS. WAYS,
WARHHousE. Alexandra. 1os No. LIE. st.
Y block from King St; store IN front Of
ss:. Has 1no ca MIS- ii f WAsy yfNs No. 0a ss4s sale
1000 50. Il mezzsnins; j BLOCK from
II; siding. Call MRS. WAYS, No: 3343.
northern suburban location, best suitable
for national company, for storage and
Distribution plant or light manufacturing
sired. Box 475-J, Star -2S
Evening star., 1948-11-24
AUTO PAINTING.

DEPARTMENTALIZED SERVICE is best
for your car, regardless of make; super
fine painting. fender and body work at
CORP. 500 Montgomery St, Alexandria
1880.
Autos PAINTED, BAKED, $50 so: spark
expert body fender work. 2o15 L st. NV.
CoMPLETE JOB. s35 up: work guaran-
AK01
Evening star., 1948-11-24
MOTORCYCLES.

MOTORCYCLE, Harley-Davidson, model
AZ. good cond..- $500 or best offer. Call
VI. 54sl, 4 to 6 pm. 3
sa15AN ss66 Ap 5ess s'4o' excellent conoissl9n' ms
HARLEY 1916 As: excellent. PAUL
ANDERToN. Box 164-A. Univ. of Md,
CUsHMAN CIHsIis IL Transmission MODEL re-
built and painted in our shop; perfect
condition; guar for 30 days; looks and
fcAH M MoTo-scooT SALES CO., 1901
Georgia ave. SH. $3.50. 26'
CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, blue, brand
new, never used, 81. 9122. -2S
HARLEY Y-DAVIDSON 194l "61" oh.v.,
overhauled in April, lots of chrome, 1895,
or best offer under: must sell immed. for
cash, new car coming in this wk ia.
Evening star., 1948-11-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-le4s che7.
rolet vans. stakes, panels and pickups,
for hire by day, wk or contract PUBLIC
SERVICE DRIV-UR-sELF. 1928 L st. NV.
NEW PANELS. vans and stakes, by the
OPERATING SERVICE tHerts Driv-ur.
Self 20l 9 st NV. NO. 33ll
VAN TRUCk-Large or small jobs; prompt
service reas. prices: local or long distance.
IA. 2a3!: after 7 pm. GE. 14I6. 24'
NEW PANELS, vans and stakes. by the
hour. day, week or year. STERRETT
Sen), 20l @ st. NV. NO. 3311,
Evening star., 1948-11-24
LOTS FOR SALE.

e ssh II sES&i 'Ss; BsEs1,SS
sPEc1sE Mass Aye b4keAN&tt.nt,on nf AT 72t builders
Commercial corner, 1O0x100, in Brookland
A real chance to build small park shop
stores; department building on rear Of
sSn'es Set sSsSs easy Ts''l sEfs
W W Will WILL FINANCE and build wS4 you a
sqyss nSWs nc1Rsds fGmplsts srchtecturs
division Of wide homesites. located out
Colesville rd.. opposite Burnt Mills Hills.
Sun. or call Robert Heater. 81. 1000,
ssss ssss sFAHE ST.. NESk 4EtAM tNMzoned for 2s row
feqms hsrsss rRSAs S9e% 01 no%N 8 sSSI7 Ss S e
APT. HOUSE LOT, 70 IT. wide, on paved
$3.50; near n. H and Aser I'd. owner.
aSs.r sf,.r aiilsIs; 5S vii sisEss S5.S
cREsTWooD tor. ideal for california
csl ea0e1 Ap dosi, s sHocKEY Sa MOO MooRaEAb IL B.
X1sT%esSHAfD 5s "osdsa 1 aLts IL esrys I'd E
Washburn, GE. 261s. MARSHALL J.
CHoiCE BUILDiNG LOT; Cleveland PARK. PARK.
!sst aSan "iss 81 81 saAzo z 'es R!a!
sHIiE siiVER sPRiNG&Lot HA GoI e5x11o; Sligo Park
area. Community Of lovely homes; price.
e 200 o Gs k.Nvasb oMEEE sH ?7ss som. s{a
ers. see these lots in the exclusive ne.
Du. s4ss.
Evening star., 1948-11-24
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.

REAR 1900 BLOCK ST. NE, behind
Atlas Theater, on Soft court. 2-story row
brick buildings. From approx $50 so. It.
to 6,1O0 50. IT, Suitable storage; repair
DRURY REALTY CORP, 1887 X st. NV.
WAREHoUsEs-5,OOo to $4,000 50. it.
venient northern suburban location, best
suitable for national company, for storage
and distribution plant or light manufac-
turing State type of business and term
lease desired. Bog 475.J, star. -2s
APPROX. 5000 SO. FIT, end comm. rear
9th and E sts. n.w.4 floors and elevator;
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STORE VALUES

sa IT, 5000: heat and hot water included.
3746 10th st. n.e.--5.300 50. IT,, End
commercial. in large shopping center. $500
SO r st. n.w-1st commercial: store
under construction. $500 mo.
622 9th st. nw.-First commercial. II
rooms, $3.50.
$50 .1st st. n.e-2nd- comm. 2-story
brick bids. INCLUDES paved parking lot for
222 H St NV, 1st comm. S75. r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtor, SOS North Capitol,
MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-11-24
FLORIDA PROPERTY.
FLORIDA GARDEN FARMS

Live like q king on an once boys salary
cinity Of Ocala and Silver Springs: good
roads. electricity; in Florida's finest eli
mate for year-round living. Bathing.
fishing, hunting, and free from hurricane
worries. Total cost for s acres, $3.50:
$50 down. S15 month. Special this week
only for 10 acres. $500. All farms well
groves. Complete details and literature
available through owner. GEO. w. ROB-
ERTSON, Realtor, SOL Wis. ave, Be-
thesda. Md. WI 1887 30
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

SUITE OF s OFFICE ROOMS for rent. in
mo; Gan z; n; Fry NC: wi: $500: .25
G aSy physieisn Pl01ess' rooms in sai
Conn and R location; recently remodsled.
sall AZ IL? from from 1o., to oc. m o,a1s.
ssIs s, ,%msd., s. 579Si 81: ' 1918 '., '.
ave- ave-. in sethesda 'fr business DIST district; suit
able for small manufacturing or ofhce with
stHifss es W. RfnS SsoS g. Ea
CENTRAL BLDG. corner sth and g SITS.
nw-Lsrse 2.window once ayslla5lss Iqs
4of S. rent s. fD p1 soso sssS5es
ONE ABORT isxis Fl. and one sxls:
$50 each per PEI menth' aaaa corner 7th and D
and K SITS, n,w.-several desirable offices
En-! EMTERPK1sE aS 5EALTY Co. Ex, s4oo;
snd saFf slG 1sh st .i desk
mail. sxitchboard and stenosraphic serv-
s6 sG1rE ee 81 oFrfcGs on Ga ave, in Gs silver
Spring. Md; ideal location in heart Of
6usRess section rms d.,,. and pvt bath
EVANSVILLE. MD-oround floor, on
Route /; corner once, 2 or room suite.
private parking spaces: in ONCE bldg;
reasonable rent. WA. 1901, WA 6641.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM or suite Of rooms
with seeFetarisl services Phone RE: 5a7O.
WE HAVE A LIST of desirable spaces suit
able for office and commercial use In the
Dupont Circle and Conn. ave. area. Avail
1000 50: IT.: Cali Mr.. Mitchell. with RAN;
DALL H. HAGNER adso & CO., NC 1921
ONE ROOM, Ss5-Two rooms, 500. See
NlEN MEHT liz Vt sn1nT so6Ns Re $500 and
G SITS. NV, completely renovated. reason
able. Call Mr.. Franklin, with WEAVER
BROS. INC, Washington Blds DI. 800;
SMALL syasii ~ FtRNisHEp taSHi PRIVATE oface,
financial district, reasonable. Call at 317
Woodward Bids 26'
50. IT,: i floor designed for professionals,
doctors. dentists. studios: brokers, insur-
800 50. IT. or more; ready for inspection
now; corner building, wide thoroughfare,
n1epty marking Call PASII. a ALLISON,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

200 -YEAR-OLD quaint log house par
TALLY restored. q Charming old mill and
approximately one mile frontage on a
wide, picturesque mill stream with .
"a in woods and "a tillable; located on
Lee hwy. within 36 miles Of washington
at Buckland, Va. near Warrenton and
Vint Hill; excellent transportation to
washington; two large freplaces; house
improved with Philgas range, GE refris-
orator, 234ft. frontage on Lee hwy. For
reduced to S14 900. GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO.. exclusive agents, 2S40 wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va. CHI. 3S3s; eve. and
Sun, FA 4424
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

NEARLY 3 ACRES on high hill, between
Annandale and Shirley hwy Price. $4,000
81 1000 down. bal, $50 per mo. MASON
HIRST, -Annandales Oldest Firm. Phone
FA, 7447 Closed Sundays.
BE THANKFUL You can buy 3 acres, fine
wooded land in Vertian Park for only 500
down; full price: S965. TELEPHONE Gil
Evening star., 1948-11-24
TRAllERS lcont.l
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DoDGE 1899 3-ton panel; must .h sell IN. ns
FORD. late 1s4e; 15s-in. cab and chassis
lights, grill guard, low mileage. 3421 I4th
aoSEsxlS Il ais go pRfesD sSts USED rRucKs1A
large selection Of 1889 to ~ used trucks
are selling less than wholesale. See today.
Other truck bargains and Army truck
parts and service at Alexandria truck
plant, 1901 Oronoco St., Alexandria, Va;
oy Iso9 GENTRAh MOTORS CO s, 2s Is
ea esm'eSsFsISe oWaEs TO- SS oe sss4
FORD As stake 1la-ton; dual rear auxil-
iary springs, oil fllter. oil bath cleaner;
used less than 1000 mi; sells new for
IS 1Hss'G mos; acc accept trade.in, call Mr.; Lewis.
DI. $500. LOGAN Ford), I'LL 18th st.
PLYMOUTH 1887 h-ton pickup; 1925 or
best offer. r. and h., good condition. cau
FORD ia46 1-ton pickup; excellent condi-
ton; S995; by owner, l017 7th st. n-.ws
eHESRoLEr SRe1; 1899 stake body truck; motor
S275 or best offer CO. 47s6 any Time
BRockwAY 1941 2ls-ton. with i6-tt.
stake body: $4,000 miles. original owner.
A good buy at $3.50. Phone UN. Sl0Q;
CHEVROLET, 1910 panel. h-ton truck;
dition; bargain at S545 LEE p. BUTLER,
INC. 1884 Pa. ave. Sc, II. 7717.- 30
TSees exeeent S43 4Sn 4bper sk a1f HR Tsr
Rainier, Md rs
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

PAY Cash for houses, lots or acreage;
free appraisal. SCOTT SANDERS, 1919
20 VIII VII 81 Buy Il or 0e Sell es Your - property roper
frame or brick white or colored; also
specializing In GI homes. Please call Mr..
WALTER MILLER, ME. 5400; eyes, DE.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGES WANTED.

SINGLE OR DOUBLE. at Conn. and Nor
son st. NV. OR. S9Q5.
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RsT-TRUsT Loans on real estate; lev '
rates; 2 or year yea, etyT terms mar and monthly y
TRUSTS. ist, ind and 3rd; Md. Va. and
D. c. wk.s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 9O5 N. Y ave. NV. RE. 1912.
Ist AND end TRUST LOANS on real es-
tate in D. c.. Nd and Va. MR. DRAISNER,
14O4 L st. NV, MA. 4157.
LOANS ON ZEAL ESTATE-1st and md
trust. No red tape Quick service: HENRY
SALUS, established 1924. MA. 1852
MONEY oS SECOND TRgsI-We . vi xill
q " Ressopabs sa.ss kP SAP1oNAI
n; z avg; NV National 1893.
ed according to character of loan: no
f3 fs9 As1 M iass sns ssssuRs;TT R;T loAstpronD.
saii COLONIAL 1NyEsTNENr CO.. sl7
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES twhite or
colored)-Quick settlement Prefer per-
ne Z: aoRpoN. 14s7 Eae St. ias nW 81. 52s3.
FIST FIST ANS 1sfsnifat;N SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors. 1881 @
st. NV. ME. 2495.
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TRAILER REPATRs-Tops, painting. cabi-
network, new paneling, etc. Free esti-
mates HEETER- WALDEN TRAILER
SALES Berwyn, Md. Phone TO. BILL
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

FINE PROPERTY ON RT. /, n. Of Laurel
-6 rms. 4h a.; commercial; S12,5O0;
terms; take home Miami, Fla. - 3 houses
Bowie. colored; l make shop, oficeS, apts
etc; 2 lots; 53rd mr. e. Cap. 6-rm. br
Bryant st. 6 rms. n. Of Flor. ave ne
Mr.. RYON. GE. 6146. 20
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.

SECOND TRUST and chattel notes pur-
chased for cash: 24hr. service. BOB
HOLLANDER. 14l1 Pa. ave-, MA. 974".
50 900 End TRUST SEASON NOTE on ex-
elusive Bradley Hills prop, owned by sub
stantial doctor scientist: payable $40 mo.
at ST 500 discount; low 1st trust COMDR.
MCCORMICK, ST. 1852. "a
2nd DEED OF TRUST NOTE in amt Of
$4,000. pay S125 per month, int. So,
yrs secured on property located on 9th
st. at New York ave: sub. to a LIST trust
sell at a very attractive discount. Call
MR.. CLARKE, DI. 635l.
WELL-SECURED 1st trust mortgage on
nearby Maryland property at AZ payable
Sl00 mo. O'BANNON REALTY CO.. FIR.