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Evening star., 1949-06-22
Fight
nse<s From FYrxs Fase

,cont.nleSs From FtTss Fasr
Anc knocked CO MS s!kS~s
saeath saeaec hun back = Tgh;
and a letl 10 Ine tAee A pair @!
eeautirS
DeiAnes Separates Men,
Aeo4s then. Representative Ne
lAney. Democrat cf Sss Sefk
Jumped In between them wtsh sls
200 pounds Af Cox walked Away
OIL, came back IN TAO az three
minutes
Mr. SABBATH aosaoned him 90
with hand and ctcwd a
congressgnen gathered around X
stop any further nst swinging
Neither Mr. Sahath nor Mr. CO,
would leave the acoy Ia talk VIII
reporters al frs;
Mr.. Cox has been one Of ths
leAding foes Of the housing msas.
ure. He was the only ore Il
make a speech against II al
Evening star., 1949-06-22

law % ne and not CO The record
Mr. Palmer ] have raoe t,e
objection and Il Is On the record.
Tne Court That is correct
Mr.. Kelley WIN you pleas
mark this document Government
Exhibit No. isS for icentttScat1 t1on
@. by Mr. Kelley Do yoa
know q Mr.. n. p. Shapiro from
la Burnside avenue. East Hart
ford. Conn.,
A. ! know an H p Shapiro.
do not know II that is the exaci
address
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Alobomo Lesislotvrs Open,
Heorines on Anti. Mosk Bill

MONTGOMERY. Ala June 2,
taN,-~Ofsieiais and supporters os
the Ku Kiux Khan wete ready "a
carry their battle 10 keep their
masks on 10 . Legislative commit
tee today,
Public hearings on D hill in pro-
hihit the weArins os masks IN
public vas scheduled By the AouAs
judiciary Committee at sam A.
least tao ofTacers of The Khan sefs
prepared TO come before the group
10 oppose the bill
The anti masking measure Sas
introduced by Senator Henry MiEs
Of Tuscaloosa County. II already
has cleared the Senate by an ever
whelming margin,
william Hugh Morris, state al"
rector for the Khan, and the Rev
Alvin Horn. Baptist minister from
Tailadesa who 10 . member of the
Klanx board Of directors, have
already sald they will testify.
Representatives of seadins vet
eran ORGANIZATIONS in Birmingham
last night demanded . resolution
that public offscials STATE publicly
whether they are members of any
hooded or suhvefxiss group.
We're pretty ssll fed up, said
David Solomon ~ neetinE last
night called by the Gen. oorsas
Post Of the American Lesion 70
discuss action against hooded and
white rnbed Fnohs.
/ Another resolution, asked ia~'
enforcement offieials 10 determine
to the best of your ability
whether any ofsesrs under them
hold membership in such orders
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Beotinqs
Continued From First Page

Continued from rlfN rage
Edgar HooverS assistant and had
been told the FBl would Dc
everything possible in their luris'
diction
Some members OF the Judiciary
Committee said they. too. think
the FBl may be ptobins activities
OF the Alabama noes For that
reason. they said. they might hold
of until they are sure they ~on
hinder FBi activity,
Representatives celler, Demo-
erat, OF New York Byrns. Demo
crat. Of New York, and Walter
Democrat, OF Pennsylvania decid.
ed 10 confer this mornins Mi
Celler is chairman Of the fun Ju-
dietary Committee Mr.. Byrne Is
chairman Of the subcommittee
now holding hearings on broad
civil rights legislation. Mr. Walter
is a member OF both the Judiciary
and American Activities Com :
mittees.
Celler Approves Talk With Victims
As for calling in Alabama resi-
dents who have been beaten OF
threatened. Celler said
Il think II should be rrist u
our mill and certainly would
aoet and approve IT.
Mr.. Byrne said he would es
guided by Mr.. Ceilef's suggestions
! The whole idea originated witf
Mr.. Walter. He said
We don't gant to interfere tn
any way with efforts that may be
underway by the Justice Depart
ment or by local authorities. But
we should find out how serious OF
widespread this Is,
/ Congress. he said. should find
out what Is behind the Alabams
incidents. whether local authorit,
has broken down and whether
State and Federal offcials lael
power to act because OF loop
holes In existing laws"
! Unable 10 Fix Responsibility.
Mr.. Battle said he Is very muef
Evening star., 1949-06-22
., - a a~a t.aess

PORT SMITH A. tsE-s :.
Ar H. yeRs ~cl- ygs44sa srad ctssress
aezw thar ~ accidentally k&llea .
vcurEeg nreNssart Almost S~sWn
wears aka we11se esEaassssfa tsF1k
what ie &c - ssae Germans
Sheriff Prentice Asa3Ga ~ As
Charles 0arrs am1ke6 trta RS
ntssct YESTERDAY ard volunteered
tss information that ~ xese4 has
swear old nrushrs Preston or No
serneer - Ist2
Ow~rs uas ne4nk nsa6 wstsssvsst
q fa.maI ehArgs Sinets- MAaegA
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Acheson
Continued From F1rxt PAGE

mentum which has been stasnu-
lated ey that policy This mo
nsntam. in NV opinion. sAs
responsible for the lIfting o. the
Berlin blockade, the conveniag Of
The Council Of Foreign Ministers
meeting and the accomplishments
al that meeting.
y have expressed 20 the com
mi,tee my conviction that further
progress toward our objective over
the months ahead wili depend on
the action We take 10 maintain
this momentum
In departure from custom
President Truman issued 4 state
ment anAlyI.ng results OF the
four week Paris conference n few
hours after Mr. Acheson returned
from the Paris meeting yesterday,
Little Progress on Germany.
Reporting genuine progress
toward conclusion OF an Austrian
peace treaty but little progress
on Germany. Mr. Truman said the
conference results reveal the cor
rectness" OF this Government S
foreign policies.
The results again underline
the necessity OF pursuing these
policies with calmneSs and de-
termination. as the only sure road
TO the establishment OF conditions
in the world where peace and
freedom can live and endure. he
declared He added that he was
confident there VIII be no
slackening of our efforts
The President did not specify
any policies, Presumably he had
IN mind the Arm refusal 10
compromise democratic principles
in dealing with Russia and ef-
forts to build up the strength OF
nom Communist Western Europe
through such measures as the
European Recovery Program, the
Atlantic security pact and its
related arms program.
Mr.. Acheson will meet with the
House Foreign Affairs Committee
tomorrow
Little Progress on Germany.
President Truman said "it must
be frankly admitted" that little
progress was made regarding Ger
many. He said the American
delegation tried to develop a CON
structive program" for peaceful
German reconstruction that would
safeguard the interests OF all Big
Four powers.
Mr.. Truman emphasized. how
ever, that the Western powers
were determined not p to COM
promise" democratic principles as
basis for German unity. and were
equally determined not 70 jeo-
pardize the basic freedoms as they
now exist In Western Germany
merely TO obtain a national poll
tical unity"
On the other hand. the President
said. the Soviet sought q return 70
the Potsdam system which the
Russians had rendered unavoidable
by their misuse OF the unlimited
veto" He added that they refused
to recognize progress made ir
Western Germany since ls45.
Evening star., 1949-06-22

meeting yca txed - ser.e7se.
IS
A. Ne am scrrv. ! sRs thsrk
InR ~ the rsesi:nx II fhe cicQsserx
No. this was the .sse !! think NJ
that time I knew !! wRs cnsn1ng
IN a. a certain time far FegsstFa
ton, In order 20 seSasses as .
rctss. although r&gfss not have
known thas~~I might have 1ss'
covered that ~her ] sg>oks "a rtu4
on the phone In any event
remember ne called me IN WASH
tngton,
Evening star., 1949-06-22

disturbed about Tire mot opeGa.
items In the vicinity el hlrrnlnk'
ham and tsAt ne toe has tseen
unAale 10 pin deem responsibility
II seems like tsas Khan IN ssgns
instances he Said and In others
II seems 10 hr groups al workers
The federated NJ klux ktAn
has offered 10 gise saDo 10 any
body who can prove its members
have been involved
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Youth Admits Killing Brother
7 Yeors Aqo in Pistol Accident

sass ~ ssr@sss ass vgs~8s s~ ssts-
he@rxng na sAAfx~ - rvNa.
szrtAFy rAarA@A 80 sssFs
re sssssE- Naas Cs~Fm. seAs ss-s
ns Aks Bcssss~ss lt~s xss~rvs as
tesg h4s gesr.n<a~xse% sa. s~es ssvg~s
asss
C~.sAgsr. F~~wagezn a~.s = tszvs
sSFoS 'ss ae-at u~H~ as~sss -
gassIt Ssa't fy~ft sw wan ssssns
nrn Sass SsseNss ssax rSEsaF~ws
that ars tgss3 nap ssrs feAn4
a. oAs pgsss2 Ans wsss Asss ~s
RAJ gssrt { g. ~ ttas C~FwAaa.
sasers~ Akatgx ssrSs$Rs
CNwEnacsstc e&EgNa ysAsf cav
a. Tire nsns~ss ksrs essasas &.
- Anxs~s tsa~4r nAsnss ara 10 trs
s4tTe asaAgr Nj Cax ~vns ever
akAGn - ~assw NJ SaA8ts "a
ssg4lnE ard Ire t~e ennErsv~e Win
p3snts NJ srssuF~s
Nj Coa nes~d aSay ans Aat
down l&QEssgax
Mr. SAssta Then Gaia ined tsF2aa-
sraa44s consent te ses1a&Fa sfs 80.
bate time ~ Rad rsl4neA Aasssssss
Ihrn after AlnosfS lsaaef
Martin aA1 nAss hls stAsernrEst
IN Opposition 50 TIRE es8 Ire
1aeky. white haired aeaa nf Ire
ncaas< rose stts hfoas sFnIls ana
AAA
Nj Saeaksf yield ~tsn nair
utss 10 my collfasus Ire gensls-
mar Ggam Georgia Mr. CeX
Nj Cox proceeded sith h5s AZ
stgasent against Ire housing EasAs'
are and there WaS no reference ~
either pEsncta&! 90 ths asisirA'
tIan
Evening star., 1949-06-22

Panamas new modern 81 900. :
900 private hospital has just beer
opened.
Evening star., 1949-02-28

IL you're really finicky, if you always want
the biggest and best for your money.
Then here's the set for you! ~ square
inches of teIerjsiOn i'm set that's power.
packed, with pictures that are clear and razor
sharp. Of course, CE's famous Automatic
Synchronization, Automatic Clarifer and
Dynapower included, too. And the
handsome cabinet will lend distinction and
charm to any room. For big picture tele-
UisiOse visit Sun Radio.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-30
Yom Kippur Dance

Continued from Page One)
Spiwak. In charge of the rattle
to be held at the dance will be
Miss Evelyn Uretsky.
1t was announced that proceeds
of this affair will go towards
Meier Shfeyah Children's Village
in Israel. The children's village
has been maintained by Jr. Ha-
dassah for twenty-five years.
There are 400 boys and girls at
the village, ranging in age from
10 to IA years. Half of the child
rem come from outside of Israel
from Yemen and Middle Eastern
countries and from Europe. They
are in Israel under the auspices
of the Youth Alliyah youth
Immigration movement. The
rest of the children are under
privileged youth born in Pales-
tine who have been recommend
ed to the village by the Social
Service agencies of the country.
In reputation, methods and ac-
complishment with problem
children" the village can be COM
pared to Boys Town in the
United States.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-30
Jewish Broddcosts
For October
Announced

Rabbi julius Gordon, spiritual
leader of Congregation Share
Emeth st. Louis, for the past 20
years, will speak over continent
wide hookup of ITS ABC's 'Mes-
sage of Israeli.
Rabbi Gordon, who has trav-
elled extensively in Europe and
Israel, is a member of the Ma
tional Executive Board of the
United Palestine Appeal. During
the war years, he was member
of the Executive Board of the
U. S. o. He is author of the
book, I PITY THE PERSECU-
TOR, and a. member of the Race
Relations Commission. A gradu-
ate of the Hebrew Union College,
he holds the degree of Doctor of
Hebrew Letters from that insti-
tuition.
First to deliver a sermon series
on the Message of Israeli for the
current season, Rabbi Gordon'S
topics are:
Sunday, October Q
THE WHITE FAST
Sunday, October g.
SUCCAH VERSUS PYRA-
MID
Sunday, October 10
WHY l BELIEVE IN GOD
Sunday, October 23-WHY
BELIEVE IN PRAYER
Sunday, October 3O-WHY l
BELIEVE IN IMMORTAL
ITY.
The program takes place from
10-1O:3O A. M.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-30
Two Ancient SYnagogues To
Close In Turkish City

ISTANBUL (JTA)-Two syna-
gogues in Istanbul will close
down shortly because the Jewish
population of this city has de-
clined so greatly as a result of
the immigration to Israel that
there are not enough worshippers
using the synagogues to warrant
their remaining open, it was re-
ported here.
The synagogues, both of which
are nearly eight centuries old, are
among the most ancient in Tur-
key. The religious appurtenances
will be distributed among various
temples in Turkey while a num-
Der of Scrolls will be sent to
Israel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-30
Hungarian Jews Dedicate
Memorial To Thousands Of
Budapest Victims of Nazis

BUDAPEST (JTA)-The Chevra
kadisha of Budapest this week
consecrated a huge granite and
marble memorial in honor of the
thousands of Hungarian Jews
who died as victims of the fas-
cists and Nazis. Thousands of
Jews and many leading govern
mental. religious, cultural and
Jewish Community leaders at
tended the services.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-30
RABBIS OPPOSE

Continued from Page One)
rael and destroy the historic and
religious significance of the Holy
City. It would fragmentize the
noblest religious symbol of 5000
years of history. 1t is a mischiev-
Gus political scheme. unwanted
by both Jews and Arabs" Mr..
LipskY said.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-30

group Brande University students returning Campus
the nations first Jewish nonsectarian institution
higher learning after outing the nearby Charles River
background The Castle beautiful feldone. ivy-cove
structure which is the largest of ten major buildings comprising
the University home.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
GARAGES FOR RENT

GARAGE. ,asa l29 Carroll St. Sc. IA
1865 GALLATIN ST. Nw.-Dry 60
rage, near wide corner alley; reasons
able: RA. S943.
BRICK GAR, waterproof; suitable
for storage; mr.. 10th and Lamont
SITS. NV; 81 mo. 81. 9583
1924 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Psrking
space for ! car; So monthly; cen.
trally located Call Mr.. Shifrin.
FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO., 915
New York ave. NV, Ma. 7416. -2S
ALLEY GARAGE, approx 500 so.
it,, in rear of 1929 K st. NV;
suitable for commercial use; reason
able rent. Apply LEO M. BERN.
STEIN 4 CO., Realtors, 1415 X st.
NV, ME. 540O Il
DOUBLE GARAGE for rent, for stors
age or cars; 4723 Georgia ave. NV.
DoUBLE STONE GARAGE. zoned 1ss
commercial; good Brightwood loca.
tion, of Georgia ave-; S25 mo. RA.
65l0.
REAR 18th ST, near R. I. ave.
story, approx. 2.40O it. on 2 floors;
$50. PLANT g. GORDON. INC.
oNE-CAR METAL GARAGE, rear OF
Woolworth Store, $500 block Ga.
ays;: REA1.7y S5 ME per N. NO ossG5 GUARANTY
GARAGE TO SHARE with another
party. good locatpn: also ONCE
space for rent: reasonable. GIL. 1892.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

LARGE SHADY LOT. 1O6-ft. front,
right on water. Riparian rights.
Gradual sloplng sandy beach, ideal
from Washington. S2,450. Cali
WATERFRONT HOTEL-Attractively
furn. throughout. IL double sleeping
rooms, running water in each; liv-
aentse ns saar.sES I od0 tor Tegoa5 go5
payment. North Beach, Md. Mr..
CO.. INC. RA. 23OO. ~
THREE WATERFRONT LOTS; 100
1t. frontage on Wicomico River. near
oystering and hunting. Call WI.
81 81 after pm.
ON BEAUTIFUL Chesapeake Bay
107 acres. l,S00 1T. Of white sandy
beach; fine home with breath-t taking
view of bay. tenant house, 3 tobacco
tractor and all farm implements;
one of The most beautiful spots on
Chesapeake Bay, 40 miles from
Washington; $47 500. Call OWNER,
Sun, DE; 5o64 before IL am. and
SHOREHAM BEACH-Water front
cottage. S7-ft. front; price reduced,
best buy of season Other cottages,
$1,000 up. Water fronts. W. E.
Tsif GRIsER; Rivsr Beyerley eyer Beach, phone a9.
BEAUTIFUL SALTWATER ESTATE,
suitable for a waterfront subdi-
vision or place to build summer
and year-round homes; big demand
here for rental and sales; 100000:
ate Box 79-A, Star. ~
WE HAVE a number of new year.
round masonry homes near Deal
Beach. West River and Chalk Point,
as well as several waterfront lots
fo
,il% llI@ H st: ne. E. L. NEWsoM; ii.
THERE is ONLY ONE, Lake Jackson,
near Manassas, Va, 81 mi. D. c.
For sale. beaut. whole log lodge. >
den, kitchen. bath, ! acre land. fac
sale and possession. Call Manassas,
w W.; Trg g71E;d lpdH Or drIye r ee11t,. ~
SOUTH SOUTH RIVER pARk-Fine all-year
din din. rm., Wv. > bedrms.s mod kit. and and
bath Hol osslT gar; szaere sfsr lot; mr. busline.
EDGEWxTER BEAcH-Fine an-year
windows, din. rm., 5 bedrms., mod
ern kit. and bath; modern heating
plant; beautiful shrubbery.o very
large lot; bus service; $16,5OO. Box
sCIENTIsTs, CLIFFS, Port Republic.
Md.-Cottages and lots for sale to
professional college graduates in re
stricted s0-cottage bay colony with
large community hall. sandy beach,
artesian water; leafiet available.
D. C. phone. some evenings. AT.
O651. Turn of Solomons Island rd,
4.6 miles beyond Prince Frederick.
FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH-Furn.,
. bedrooms and bath. year-round
house: knotty pine walls thruout;
large inclosed porch, beautiful lot,
good roads. swimming, boating, FISH
ing BRANDE. GE. 6057.
WILL BUILD your vacation cabin on
your own lot in Calvert County Md.
Call WA 1927.
LAKE JACKSON, 2 lots facing lake,
next to panorama, reas. Dial RA.
AVALON SHORES. shadipide, Md;
5-rm. cottage, 2 bedrm., liv;, rm:,
din. nm, kit, 3-piece bath z
screened porches. electric refgr.,, gas
stove, all furnished. on 9 lots l5O-
IT, front, lo0-ft; deep, blk. from from
TWO LOTS. Lochaven Beach. Md.
corner lot 5Ox150; S1,250; 60x20O,
$1,000. Trade for automobile. ST..
ANNAPOLIS RD.. MD.-spacious
house with baths, furnished; va,
cant; beautiful grounds; about 2
acres; water on 3 sides; boat house,
guesthouse; price, $4,000. It's a
dream. ZIRKLE CO., RE. 1898;
Evening star., 1949-02-27
STORES FOR SALE

DAMASCUS-An opportunity to buy
a splendid business consisting of
grocery store and feed store. fully
equipped can only be appreciated
BY inspection. Adjoining the store,
vet separate, is house OF roomS
and bath; heat. electricity; ia
house. store. all Stock and fixtures,
Health of owners is the reason 1or
selling at this low price. Call Jerry
williams Damascus 626l or FRED
B. CUSHMAN. Realtor, $40 Fred
erick pike, Gaithersbure, Md. Tel.
If YOU ARE LOOKING for a small
one in good location. lst fiocr,
store and storage room with 3 rooms
and bath on second floo-; small
basement; nice clean property in
good condition.; acre Of land for
garden; price. Sll 900. Store in a
THRIVING town Own and nd "A 43roem Gfgsa h1gie
MAN. Realtcr, 80 Frederiieek6 ie6 pike
quarters in Va. Call AT. 4944 foI
further information. -6
VARIETY STORE, 6031 Dix st. ne
Call weekdays after Z p.m.; Sats
FRTIT M Sqnfio sTokE aEl ssD ssT NovElrYEs1.-
zoo, cash total cost. l27 B ST. Sc
WE ARE LOOKING for store ioca,
tions. Many of our clients. includ-
ing out-of-town organizations, are
interested in stores for all lines OF
retail business List your proper
lies with US for prompt setion, Can j.
CO, Realtors. l4l5 K st. NV, ME.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
MONEY WANTED

WANTED, $1,000 at 80, personal
home construction on a 3-acre tract
near Falls Church, Va, on Route so;
good refs. Box 3S9-X, Star. -27
NEED .S5O.OOO for 1st trust loans at
So interest liberal disc; D. c., Md,
Va. Box l0-A, Star.
HAVE list TRUST NOTES on D. C.
and Md. property available at lib
eral discounts; interest, ) to SO
owner occupied. Box SA, Star.
FROM PRIVATE PARTY, $4,000 to
$4,000. three-year term, interest
security; excellent reference. A card
to Box I02-A, Star.
End MORTGAGE, 5-yr. note, have
two, small notes: l paid at S25 per
mo-, at $50 per mo. Will sell at
a discount. OV. $500. ask for MR..
NOTION Call Sun. and Mon
MONEY WANTED on lst trust on
private home in Mclean, Va; house
under construction; 5l2M interest,
payable monthly Alex 1926
Evening star., 1949-02-27
REAL ESTATE LOANS

WILL BUY 2nd TRUST NOTES, D. C.,
Nd. or Va; reasonable discounts.
Mr. QUICK. 81. 773l; ewes, RA.
CASH IN ONE DAY-1ndividual
wishes to obtain md trusts on b. c.
residences or will purchase your
property for cash in one day. GIL
MokfGaGE TSR1 RG lI62. IoANs, 4s.41.es I5 81,
F5sded Gsd aSapge to Tor chaTaSteE q
MOORE & HILL CO. sO4 II St. NV.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
l33I g St, ny NE; 2495,
viii buy second-tTust notes, D G.,
NATIONAL MoRTGAGE 4 INVEST
MEMT NE CORP: 1912 N Y ave. NV
Is. AND End TRUST LOANS. promp,
foSins cali eoLoNiAt lNHEsFMGST Rf5sfT GSFI
LOANS = On 9'R REAL a. ny EsrATE, ~ $50 Isl and
iMee M Henry sAlUs Saa SSes estab 9a5ck is54 SsS4.
ma; 1862, l104 Vermont ave. NV.
low rates; 3 OF 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P j. WALsHE,
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES
white or colored)-Quick settle.
ment Prefer personal calls ia
telephone calls. FULTON r. COR.
DON 1427 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50
Brokers. attention.
TRUSTS, 1st, End and 3rd: Md, Va,
D. c.; wk's service ADAMS REALTY
co. 9o5 NY. ave. NV RE. 1912
2Ss
end AND Bird TRUST NOTES pur.
chased; prompt quotations JOHN
ZIRWES, INC, RE 6a45; ewes.
VI. 1875. -
FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST ONLY
3 or S year terms, cu-rentsrateS 0!
interest payable Semiannually
MI nVn Z DATTTC m
Evening star., 1949-02-27
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
SELBY ON THE BAY
MONEY TO LOAN

end TRUST LOANS MADE and notes
discounted on res. prop. in D. C.
Occupied by owner. Box 12-A, Star.
EXCELLENT 1st TRUST LOANS on
clean NV. and suburban Montgom-
cry County property. SH. 1882.
WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
QUICK. ST. 1922; ewes. RA. 341S.
and-TRUST NOTES purchased on
colored or white properties in Dis
trict of Columbia; reasonable dis
count. Call MR.. J. CLARK, Oil 9th
st. NV, DI. 635l.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

1916 A. J. s., 1880 miles, fully
cond. GE. 5S17 bet. IL and 4 pm
INDIAN 1914 30 cu. in; needs paint
runs we'll cash or trade. S195. OIL
ROYAL ENFIELD 1947 500 &C.; sc
miles gal; new tires; 1925. WA
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 194s 1a5 &C;
chrome trimmed: accessories; S275
Bsa os sefs MoffoRcfeLEs SfFeGR YM scea go 1e47
Call weekdays, 9 to ;. ST. 5525.
CUSHMAN "52" motor scooter. I947;
good cond.: has been looked after;
$3.50. EN-. 1917.
Low COST TRANS? Sure. With a
conditioned used lightweight from US
Appearance, performance. economy
he ana neV aJs aan He y1as arel w snd
Triumph. ALLIED MOTORCYCLE
SALES; 81 Gth st. NV; RE. 55073
condition; lots OF chrome; about
5s95v otfel R @ ca nec Co mS5a! se3a $500 OF
MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman, perfect
condition.; $500 or best offer. WI
B.S.a. $50 &C. 1s47; stored all
winter; excel. condition; must sell;
off Carroll ave, Takoma Park.
HARLEY-DAvIDSON 1884, $3.50, and
Indian Chief. 1910, $500; good
MOTOR sCooTER, Lawson, good
cond., SO CT best offer. DU. 3S41
CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, l946,
esesfn exec e conditoa extras s0o
1915 HID. "a o.vh.; low mileage
perfect condition; lot Of extras. ME
aas S9so ;vu1yzFa Gis N st MoApp At ;s sixp s,oo
Fairfax 1878. Call to 8 pm
MOTORCYCLE. Indian 194s: 5000
miles; lots of extras; sacrifice OF
will trade for car. UN. 1871. -
1917 HARLEY-DAvIDsON; $4,000
MnEop miles with l1aagp al eKtyas IT IR, s3s4 -
just oyerhauled; SlOO. 81. 0510. 81
HARLEX od6 n94s mode IL, 125 nr,s. men!h
MATCHLEss I946, 500 &C.: 1900
miles. this machine has plenty Of
power, new tires. battery. saddle.
bags, rubber-mounted handlebars
cTshNaN ftaG q 0sst Mofds HfF s6oorEk 81 i3a7 81
dltion; sell cheaply. Cali NO. o0ss
-27
1913 TRIUMPH. 500 &C.: completed.
equipped. Call ST. 9S92. 27f
CUSHMAN SCOOTER, Al cond.
gear shift, over 500 in extras
SacIinee, q = n, snd S@3' n M nan Nv ofeV ~oS &C.
SALISBURY SUPER SCOOTERS are
here4-You have always wanted one
now you can get it,. side cars tC
match. 6a hp. fully automatic
The finest scooter in America to-
day. MARYLAND CYCLE 62t
TRAVIS MOTOR, for bicycles. $50 mi
per gal. fits all balloon tire bikes
attach in 30 min, for girls, boys
men, women. We ship anywhere
S75. See it at MARYLAND CYCLE
623 Sligo ave, Silver Spring. Md.