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Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
Petit Jurors Are
Selected In Sussex
Continued from nrss page,

District No. Irwin B. Hudson,
Jr., Selbyville, r. D.; Madeline
Whaley, Selbyville; Vollie Gray,
Frankford.
District No. S-Dorsey Johnson,
Millsboro; Mrs. Minnie McIlvaine.
and Martin Walls, both of Lewes.
District No. 9-Frank Joseph,
Mrs. Frances Graves and Mrs.
Olive Burks.
District No. 10-Mrs. Josephine
D.. Porter, Rehoboth,; Milton
Graves, Milton; William NJ Lowe,
Lewes, r. d.; Mrs. Hannah M
Morris, Market Street, Lewes.
The list of Additional Petit Jur-
ors includes:
District No. William B. Nor
gan, 3d., Lincoln; Sara Wilkins
and Alphonso Humes, both of Mil.
ford.
District No. Harry w. John
son, Cannon; Miss Bessie Brown
and Elwood Bennett, both Bridge
vile.
District No. 3--Nathaniel nj
Conoway, Nathaniel M. Leverage
and Mrs. Mabel Hatton. all Seaford
District No. 4-Linwood Lloyd
and c. w. Phillips, Laurel.
District No. 5-Marshall Green
Laurel; George It. Purnell, Centra
Ave, Laurel, and George R. Bur
rows, Delmar.
District No. 6-James Collins
Millsboro; Charles Ellis, Frank
ford Arthur T. Adkins, Dagsborc
District No. Kathryn Gray
Norman Bunting, both Selbyville
Clarence N. Rayne, Frankford, r. [
District No. 8-Arnold Steele
4 Georgetown, r. D.; Mary S. Bur
ton, Millsboro.
+ District No. 9-Mrs. Beatric
Wyatt, Eugene Wilson. both {
! Georgetown; Clarence West, Han
beson, r. d.
District No. 10-Howard Greer
Lewes; Mrs. Margaret Phillips
Rehoboth and Larry Baker, Miltor
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
SELBYVILLE


Miss Jessie X. Stevens, Religious
Instructor of Trinity Church in Sal
isbury, Nd, lis now the Religious
Instructor for Salem church, Sell
byville and is making her home
with Mrs. Madge Williams. The
quartet by Messers Earl Nichols,
Peter Whaley, James Flood and Ed
ward Brasure, was very much ap-
preciate by the congregation.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Derrickson
Sr., were very happy to have their
son and grand son, Major w. B..
Derrickson Jr., and w. B. the 3rd.,
over Thursday night, who with his
family has just returned from
spending two years in Guam and
expects to be stationed at Norfolk,
Va.
Mrs. Lizzie Esham is in the Bee
be Hospital, Lewes, having gone
there on Wednesday of last week
for an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wirrie Long had as
their guests on Monday of last
week, Mrs. Sydney Davis and Mr.
ard Mrs. Lloyd Livingston and
daughter Betty Lou, of Newark, Md
Capt. and Mrs. John Law, had as
their guests this week, their son
Major Robert Law, from Boston
and Miss Jane Watson, from Wash.
ington. Most of their time was
spent at Pittsburg Beach, in his
cottage. Capt. Harry Law, and they
also entertained Mr.. Mac William:
from Newport News. Va.
Miss Hannah Long returned tt
her duties as teacher in Berwyn
Md, last week, after spending som,
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Wirrie Long.
Miss Jill Achton, of Pennsville
NJ j., is visiting her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kelly thi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hollowa
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Daisey an
son, Gene attended the races a
Roosevelt Raceway and Freehol(
n. j. on Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Conn Scott an
family, Mr.. and Mrs. William La'
and son moved home from thei
summer homes, Bethany and Fer
| wick last week, after spending tn
summer there. -
Mr.. Leon Taylor returned to hi
duties with the Atlantic Refinin
Co., last week, after spending a fe'
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
RAYMOND TaylOr.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
Camel, ga Sullen Beasto

The. World Book encyclopedia de-
scribes the camel as "a shaggy.
awkward. stiff : legged, goose
necked, humpbacked beast. 1t has
a split upper lip, popeyes, loosely
hung jaws. and stupid sad express
sion on its too-small face. It's tenn
per is sad and sullen, interrupted
by fits of anger and rage. The
cameps personal habits are so bad
that it has few friends, even among
other camels."
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
Fred Burke Named
Head OF Firemen
CONTINUED from nrss page,

SSShsAiuco A3Siu 1iAss PAtej
President Baynard at the morn
ing session said creation of a paid
state fire marshal remains one of
the most pressing needs of the as
sociation. Burke, in a committee
report, told of the failure of the
State Legislature to pass the fire
marshal bill at the recent session.
Both Baynard and Colonel Slayer
praised the first state fire school
held recently at the University of
Delaware, Newark. The outgoing
association president also COM
mended the passage by the State
Legislature of the bill providing for
fire police.
Baynard recommended that the
fire school courses be continued
under joint sponsorship of the state
educational department and the
firemen's association; that a bill be
presented to the next General AS
sembly for creation of the office OF
paid state fire marshal; and that
the convention decide what further
action be taken on the gaming bill
which failed to get out of commit.
/ tee in the recent State Legislature
Luncheon Held
The convention opened Wednes
day morning with the invocation by
by State Chaplain, Rev. Joseph L
Jones of Elkton, followed by a tall
by Mayor Earl Sylvester of Har
rington. The address of welcom
was given by President Jehu Camp
er of the Harrington Fire Compan.
and the response was given b.
4 Burke.
Luncheon in the fire house wa
served by members of the Harring
ton auxiliary. Invocation was Civ
en- by State Chaplain JONES'. fol
lowed by talk by Frank c. o
!, Neal, Harrington, convention chair
man.
/ The principal speaker was Mil
ard E. Tawes, vice president of tn
Maryland Firemen's Association
| and comptroller of Maryland. Ber
T ediction was pronounced .by tn
r Rev. Daniel Pritchard. Harrington
: 900 Attend Show
3 Wednesday night 600 firemen an
their families attended a vaudevill
5 show held in the Harrington Hig
3 School auditorium.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
III Gus ton III HOme
Demonstration Club

The Houston Home Demonstra-
tion Club will meet Thursday even
ing. September 18th, at o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Edith Dawson.
The topic will be How to Be Well
Dressed All The Time" presented
by Mrs. Violet Goodwill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03

CTACE: Columbia has treated Kiss Me-
~ Kate" with the reverence it deserves as Broad
ways largest musical hit The result is an album
land one LIP record) which does the best job of
recapturing on-stage flavor I've ever heard. The
hits all here, done by the full cast: Alfred
Drake Patricia Morrison, Harold Lang Lisa Kirk
vocALS: Every singer in the business has waxed
part of the Kate score Victor has Alfred Drake
himself on four tunes. But Jane Pickens, his duet
partner is real help Best single platter is Frank
Sinatra's why Can't You Behave?" with the
skilled backing of Phil Moore (Columbia).
JAZZ: This same Phil Moore has been arranger-
conductor for Sinatra, Lena Horne Crosby. Others
Now he's helping launch Discovery, new record
label, with series of his own compositions. Try to
hear all of them. Good samples: Concerto for
Trombone" with great Trombonist Murray
McEachern; Misty Moon Blues" and "Fugue
for Barroom Piano; Calvin Jackson playing
Concerto for Piano"
CLASSICAL: Jascha Heifetz. with much charm
and lghtness, plays Beethoven's Spring Sonata"
(Victor) = music to match the season. = J.M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03

You Wmg dWdy from those" nagging
little cares knowing the fiat, pressed ends
of kotex prevent revealing outlines. And
you'll stay confident. more comfortable.
because the new kotex is made to stay soft
while you wear it. Gives you new softness
that holds its shape.
Just two of all the welcome features you
Seward seaport record., 1949-12-06
The C.adGe RoeGe4

The story is going around that because the Cradle Rocker expressed regrets over the ne cessity of curfew in Seward, and few residents have regis tered objections, the curfeW will be dropped.
 Sorry, Kids. No soap! The curfeW deal still stands.
 What we are trying to do is establish a good recreation pro- gram for everybody. A full scale, year round Teen-age can teen, athletics, dances, arts and crafts, etc.
 Among the interesting acti- vities so far suggested are an archery club, rifle club, indoor tennis or badminton, ice rink, ski club close to town, roller skating, of course, and other smaller activities.
 The Seward Athletic Associa- tion is preparing program, but in order to be effective, plans must be we'll laid, experienced directors must be found, and
Seward seaport record., 1949-12-06
IT WILL COST MONEY.


 Most everybody will admit that seven day week program such as this cannot be carried on indefinitely with volunteer help. Many are willing to de- vote some time, but no one is able to give the full amount of time necessary unless he is be- ing paid for it and it is real job that should carry salary.
 We are fortunate to have a person in Seward who has re- gently arrived from the States and has long experience with a good university background and training in this very work. Mrs. Edith Skinner is available, is educated, has the experience, is well recommended, and is ideal for the job. She would need assistance, volunteer as sistance for special projects, and the paid assistance of man in the roller rink and for main tenance.
 All this would require size able fund to initiate, but it could be done.
 NoW-We have the need, the building, the volunteers, the personnel, the population. All we need is the money.
 There will be meeting soon to discuss ways and means. In the meantime, let's talk over the idea among ourselves, so that, if a majority of young people and parents think it a good one, be ready to go all out to raise the moneys to put it over. Let us know how you feel. Talk with Van Nyman, Dick Beisner. Talk with the business men and Chamber of Commerce. Let us know what you want and how far you are willing to go.
Seward seaport record., 1949-12-06

The Public Roads mainten- ance crews were busy opening the roads Sunday after Satur- days heavy snow fall.
 &
 Wayne Kiernan, bridge en- gineer for the Public Roads, left Saturday for a vacation in the States.
 Wayne put in a full summer supervising the construction of the many bridges required on the new Seward Anchorage (Turnagain Arm) road.
 S&
 Mir. and Mrs. John Haapala also left Saturday for a vaca- tion in the States. MT. Haapala was resident engineer for the Bureau of Public Roads in charge of the paving of the Anchorage-Palmer road.
Seward seaport record., 1949-12-06
COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Wednesday. Dec. ? AMERICAN LEGION and Aux Hilary meeting.
 Dec. 8 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, nomination of officers, Meth odist Church Parlors, 8 pm. WOMAN'S CLUB meeting at Jesse Lee Cottage.
 Sunday. Dec. II 4TH OF JULY COMMITTEE.
 Monday, Dec. l2 EASTERN STAR meeting.
 Tuesday. Dec. l3 JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB.
 Wednesday. Dec. IA VOLUNTEER FIREMEN meet
 Thursday. Dec. Is RAINBOW GIRLS Christmas party.
 Friday. Dec. l6 P-TA Meeting.
 Saturday. Dec. 17 VFW and AUXILIARY DANCE.
Seward seaport record., 1949-12-06

The Seward Woman's Club will meet at the home of MT. and Mrs. George Green at Jesse Lee Cottage on Thursday, Dec. 8. This is the Christmas party meeting and all women are in vited to come and bring a gift for exchange.
Seward seaport record., 1949-12-06

People were having fun in the snow Sunday, even saw some dog sleds. Never had a ride on a dog sled and I dare anybody to ask me.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SPLENDID, nicely furn. Arm. and
bath septic Tank. year-round moo.
cottage; porches. completely eSuip
heatef. hesii 7-cu. It. Westinehouse refer.
ground. beauT. setting, l43-ft. fro. -
age on splendid harbor. easily &C
cessible to Solomon's Island fish.
excellent drinking water from deep
artesian well. Reasonably priced at
$4,000 LINKINS CO, 1878 N st.
NV, DI. s6ss; ewes, EN-. 44l4.
BY owNER-4os 9Th St, N. Beach,
Md-Lovely 6-rm. bungalow, bath,
oil heat; lge shaded lot. $3.50 for
quick sale. Small down payment.
INVEsTIGATE Southern Maryland
outstanding water water front from retire retirement mt
land and Virginia. Don't delay.
Request information; LEONARD
SNIDER, La Plata. Md.
BAY BEACH HOME, S4.5OO@Must
sell: Best cash offer. Box 262-A'
5sRooM COTTAGE, h-acre lot; large
screened porch; artesian well; cleo
trtcity; garage; beautiful shade;
cottage within 80 #. of st. Clements
Bay, salt water, fish. oysters, crabs.
SMALL BEACH ESTATE. Piney Point:
Md. approx. Va acres; 150-ft. sand
beach frontage. Potomac River: rear
of property on Piney Point creek:
private dock, beach house and beach;
residence is Groom winter home;
oil heat. gas cooking and hot water.
pa baths, completely furnished, in
GLIDING 2 electric refrigerators'
Venetian blinds, dishes, ETC.: de-
tached garage with servants room
wonderful water sports; restricted;
price, $4,000 Apply Bob Swami;
SWAMI STORE, Piney Point. or gall
BOAT BUSINESS, equipped, railway,
docks, boat house and site: must sell.
Make offer. Box 2s0-A, Star.
NORTH BEACH, MD..Year-,roun,d
fenced; ami, house insulated, Z
rooms and bath, large garage; 10.
Gated 2nd and Erie ave. 1880. :
Evening star., 1949-03-06
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 194T pickup. with
removable metal top, in brand-new
condition. Ss95 or best offer. Trade
sHas' sRa terms. RI 10 : 5soa Roosevelt ST. WI
CHEVRoLET l94s 1-ton stake; single
rear wheels; Sl.395. Guaranteed
to pass inspection. Can be seen at
622 59th ave. Capitol Heights, Nd
INTiERSAf1oNAL Wi RSHGi 1910 acton panel;
new paint paint tob' in good cond. $3.50
1915 W CgHiEvRoLET pickup; excel.
mech, cond., $3.50; Can be seen
week.-Mrs. rsar 1fr$ e S4sd hee MY top
4 low nGGM. miIease; = easily % fnanced; H sIaoo' o
slfSs Gs{' = snSi y; STiSSf A. M BODY TRUCK oMc
STUDEBAKER 1949 1h2-ton with
4f stake ,sss so tbas 5res heaYs mes ansy
Former owner changed business and
traded on new passenger car. Save
$3.50, yet get new truck barely
broken in; n,,r, ASs A for Tc MI NetS9a, :, !;
FORD 1912 H2-ton panel; eycel.; see
and drive this one. TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 30lo R. I. ave. ne. DE,
REQ ia4o C. & C, very fl, fps sSpa Saf :
TSpdluIeus OILY 'no'D
MOTORS. 3010 R. l. ave. ne. DE,
FORD ORD 1e41 1h-ton stake; excellent
cond.: 40,5O0 actual miles; S415 or
best offer. EN-; 65b3. .,. uoo,
CHEVROLET En- 1893 sod1 toa adaa paneI f0sa st
CHEvRoLET HE 0' stake body truck-A
right good, old truck but needs some
engine work; 500. OWNER, 1916
caEEsRoEET sFEafso Il; n i fs47 4-ton Boyertowr
kkIsTfNG kkGHs f9Ros'lehi N1eHohsoN eSS' MoToR f CO.
INC, 5600 BALTIC. ave, Hyattsvaille
LYNN YA, SPEC SPEED VAN, new, sell $500
use; most beautiful van built. H
L: DOBSON, washington Hotel, g.
CHEVROLET 194S a-ton; short
wheel base stake l9S SS5 mifaEs fasTfNF f1p
NicHoLsoN MOTOR CO., 1NG Nc
CHEVROLET 1910 sedan delivery,
good condition, S395. Sligo 5lg5o;
1s4s KsB-5, INT. 1h-ton; heater
13-ft. stake or fiat body; $50 act
mi; $4,000 or best offer. UN. 46os
CHEVROLET, Ford and Dodge Ia;
ton stake trucks, 1941 to 1916: all
trucks like new: very reaS; See al
TRUCK CENTER CO., 1895 Bad
ensburg I'd. ne. IR. 2535. %
DODGE 1h-ton stake. just passed
D. o. inspection; $295. D1. 1916
Fokb dsS X 1sss 81; seq; ssd delivery truck; seoa
SR fGpd;; 7e4i: S275' very reasonable &c Gan
FORD 80 model A panel: good run
ming condition, passed D. c. inspec-
tion.. Call NO. 023n Saturday or
FORD 1885 stake body. good condi;
tion; price. $3.50. Ford 194l smal!
van, excellent condition; S55O. Call
DU. 1857, WARREN S EXPRESS.
WILLYs JEEP, s4-ton pickup truck;
one owner; Al condition through
out. Used for light hauling. very
low mileage. Sale price. Sl,l95
Buy from q reliable new car dealer
CAPITOL MOTOR CO., Silver Spring
Packard Dealer, 92S Phila. ave-, SH
TRUCK, 1s4s, ton: needs some re-
pairs; make an offer. Box llS-x
WHY'S 1s4s panel delivery; run 9
terms on trade. MTTcHELL's MO.
Constitution aveD. EX. 4105. g
FORD 1946 pickup truck; originsl
paint; low mileage; SSss. oL. e792
Evening star., 1949-03-06
GARAGES FOR RENT

PRIVATE BRICK GARAGE, fit an,
size car, electric lights and water
$40 mo. 719 Sth st. Sc. TR., O679
GARAGE FOR RENT-Available i'm
mediately; $3.50 month. CHI. 1884
DOUBLE GARAGE for rent. Suitable
for storage. l749 Kilbourne pl. NV
AID. 9639. -
SCAR GARAGE with large storage
room above; located rear Of l42:
Harvard st. NV; can be used fol
storage or other purposes. Cal
MISS LUTZ. Elk. 2555. IS
Lear METAL GARAGE, rear o.
Woolworth store, $500 blk; Georgis
aveA So per mo. GUARANTY y
REALTY, INC, Ma. O5S7.
GARAGE, double. two cars: concrete
floor: can be used for storage: rea'
sonable rent. Phone RA. 03s7;
1913 ID ST. S.E.-Single metal ga
rage; suitable for storage or park
ing; 81 monthly; centraA located
Call Mr. Shifrin. FEDERAL CON
tracing CO., 915 New York ave
NV, MA. 74l6. y
Evening star., 1949-03-06
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY 194S Model 1926: Z months
old. 1000 miles; full price S245.
Call NO. .769
CUSHMAN, driven only 8 mos. ga
ragged, new condition, all extras
gear shift, practically overhauled'
1NDIAS NO S4SIi CHIEF 1s41: excellent con-
dition, buddy seat. saddle bags, $350
or best offer. ROBERT, AID. 57S5.
MATCHLESS 1946; 500 &C, all &C
cessories and extras; machine Is In
excel. cond.; $4,000 miles. CHI. 1b47'
CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER 1947:
transmission, BALLOON tires, several
cGsHMAN GfHI, M; SCOOTER q 81 ,e47; automatic
St clutch; E1;1 in .go9 good running cond'; $50
TRIUMPH, new, twin speed, in good
condition.; best offer. Wo. 30i4
MOTOR BIKE. whizzer, 1e4s model
fully equipped. run 20 mi, perfect
condition; S125 or best offer. OR
WANTED. ;pAan1 1a47 model "54" cushman
motor scooter. Phone WI. 1892
FOR YOUR RIDING PLEASURE.
choose Il. j. S, MatcnleSS, Ariel ano
Triumph for 40. Always an ex-
cellent selection of good used ma
chimes in stock; parts, oil and &C
cessories, at your motorcyclins
ALLIED MOTORCYCLE SALES, 912
MOTOR SCOOTER BARGAINs-Two
new automatic Motto -Scoots, S175;
two new transmission Moto- Scoots,
$3.50. You save $75 each. Terms,
trade. BLALOCK CYCLE CO., INC.
1719 corwin dr.. Silver Spring. III.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
LONG BEACH

This weekend will be your last chance
to see a large ocean going hydrauilc
dredge at close range. creating the
finest private yacht basin on the
Chesapeake Bay. Also inspect the
other development work done since
of Long Beach. Here you WI
find as existing actualities man!
natural attractions and improve.
ments alluded to or promised II
many other places. For example
note the following
At Long Beach you will find bathlng
boating, fishing, Grabbing and hunt-
hard sand beach, sloping gradually
to deep water, perfectly safe. fo1
small children Long Beach is
sensibly restricted. exclusive colony
of privately owned cottages, prl--
marily for summer use, but III most
cases used as a year-round vacation
spot and hide away from the cares
Here you will join congenlal people
who have found an ideal spot 1or
rest and relaxation.
Il is difficult to describe Long Beach
Adequately You must see 1t to ap-
preciate the many natural attfac-
tions and fine improvements mere
for your enjoyment, Good roads
artesian water. electricity and tele-
phones in an area of natural, roll
ing woodland beauty directly on the
shore of the open Chesapeake, Bay;
Beautiful homesites may be selected
from $3.50 to $1,000, depending on
location and size Terms if desired
on any lot Cottages constructed
and financed to suit your plans.
Frederick ' on % the solomons Island
road to St Leonard turn left and
follow signs to Office facing Chesa-
peake Bay. M. E. ROCKHILL. INC.
Room 201. 1925 K st. NV. .
Evening star., 1949-03-06
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MORTGAGE LOANS. 4Eo-4laeo-5ot,
graded according to character OF
loan; no charge for appraisals
MOORE g. HILL CO. sO4 II st. NV
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors
1881 G st NV ME. 2495.
MONEY ON SECOND iRUST-We
will buy secondtrust notes, D G.
NATIONAL NAT Il s MoRTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 N ave. NV
Is. SAND AND End Trust LOANS. Prompt
and cour.eeus, service. BsfoTs e,,R%7 SSr7
S4Ss G4 sl5 On 9R REA1 s nx EsriTE HE $3.50 ss and
End trust. No red tape Quick segv-
ice. HENRY SALUS. estab. 1924
MA 1862. 11O4 Vermont ave. NV
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES
white or colored-Quick settle
ment. Prefer personal calls to
telephone calls FULTON R. COR
DON 1927 Eye st. NV, D1. $3.50
Brokers. attention.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 2 or 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE
INC, 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. 646S.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

TRADE 2 BUILDING SITES. fine
Chevy Chase, Md: for water-front
cottage; not over So'ooo' w,
MODERN COTTAGE, . or bed!ms
water front; within 40 mi. Wash
ington: rent for season. Phone
ewes, NO. 32!i: -
home on bay or river. State full par
ticulars. Box 464-X. Star.
HOUSE OR APT. in or near Colonia
Beach; rent must be reasonable.
Write GEO BEALE 1910 N. Oak
land ST Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1949-03-06
FARMS FOR RENT

Ie5-A, FARM, for rent on shares;
Arm. bungalow, no Improvements,
mr.. Rockville Md. You must nave
farm equipment. RA, Ii0l. my
land. Fairfax County, Va; thorough.
iy fertiIized last year; will put out
MAI j, T. KINGSLEY, 209 Mills
Bldg, Wash. 8, D. c. Give re1er-
enceS. -,,.r
IO0-ACRE FARM in Va; electricity
and running water; suitable for
Chickens and livestock; tractor and
ali equipment available. Box 1l9-8'
Star
Evening star., 1949-03-06
ANCIENT OAKS

Unusual Va. country home; 1876 acres,
S15.5OO, $500 cash. THIS farm
must be sold in Z days. A bargain;
bedrms.. ia baths, completely
modern; for committing. % mi.
south Of D. c. and easily reached
via new Shirley hwy. Farm equip
ment included Real prime timber
Exclusive with JACK G. MAIZE,
Realtor, 121 So Royal st. Alex
andria, Va once Alex. 6sss: night,
AIoY SHlS
Evening star., 1949-03-06
FARMS WANTED

WANTED TO LEASE on long-term
hssIs with purchase option. Good
grass farm, 3O0-5OO acres, within
go miles Washington; good modern
house, several tenant houses, barns
farm buildings. fences. etc. Reply
giving full details, description loca5
tlon. rental Box 14S-A, Star: y
WANTED FROM OWNER-Wlll pay
casn for good farm in Prince Georse:
County, Md. Must be on hard-sur-
faced rd and watered by roaming
streams through property and iaa,T Ia
blGgs. that are usable; Call IA.
1912 or write 4l0 BOND Bldg, BOX
FREDERICK or Montgomery or How
ard Counties. in exchange for mod
ern brk house in Arl., Va. Box
r1-X Star
Evening star., 1949-03-06

STATION WAGON '46 Ford. Super de
Guarantee; $1,000. Call ST. 1851.
MERCURY 1e41: r. and h.. new
motor, rear end transmission. clutch.
etc: excel. cond.; 1925 or best
offer, can finance. OWNER, IK
station WAGON. 194s Dodge (ex-
port type); radio. heater. 6-ply
iow-pressure tires: 5000 miles; per
iect condition $2,10O. DE. 6l00,
Apt. 7O9 after 6 pm. -6
CHEVROLET 1941; heater, good
tires; general condition very good;
5000. ME. 24S5.
DODGE 1897; 1926. BELOW S
TEXACO SERVICE, 1901 Bladens-
h,,ro rd
Evening star., 1949-03-06
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old coast-to-coaSt service. Wflte'
nbone or call for your free copy;
STROUT REALTY. I'll n; WoodWaTo
bids. Washington. Metropoii'dh
Evening star., 1949-03-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMERICAN CROSLEY 1949 See the
sensational new models, larger
roomier. new design and new i'm:
proved motor; S949 delivered. JACK
PRY, 1888 18th NV. 1T4G Conn
ave. and 1889 Pa ave. Sc. Also
dealer for Europes finest cars. Up
town and downtown service,
AMERICAN 1912 coupe; sacrince
1915; terms, S125 cash, S2S month
ROPER" 1880 R. l. ave. ne. g.
new Dorset .d;stn sedand dsfiysrS eGsip-
JACK PRY. 1888 18th st. NV. Re.
5252; 10th and Pa. ave. Sc. Up
town and downtown service.
BUICK 1946 privately owned 4-dr;
Super: r. and h., air-ride tires new
seat covers. etc; S1,6s5; VIII taxe
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