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Evening star., 1949-10-01

Automobile Salesman
Progressive Chrysler-Plymouth deal
ership in progressive community has
opening for l exper. salesman to
complete small sales force. All re-
plies confidential. Address Box 42S-B,
Star. Z
6ARBER SHOP porter-shine boy, col
ored; 6-chatr shop; aged or handi-
capped considered. Atlantic 1908
sGuEfHfNr 9I 1TiRE AsSf And pHorosTAT Or
ERAToR. Apply MOHICAN kNGI;;
NEER1NG SERVICES, 50 Laurel
sve.. Takoma Park. Nd. -
Evening star., 1949-10-01
! REPAIRS AND SERVICE ,can.. D.,

The index finger of the Statue
of Liberty is eight feet long.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

AOSoA luNSA eAoSAC
Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
8 to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
7 times or longer consecutively
Bic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles. SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE 81.
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line -- SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily. s am. to pm.
Saturday, S am. to . pm.
Sunday, IL am. to . pm.
Leave your ads at the Business Once.
llth and Pennsylvania ave: at any
Of the Branch ofices throushout the
city, or
PHONE STERLING 5000
Claims for errors plust be made in
time for correction Before second in
sertion
If advertisement was prepaid. re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
q serial number with date and identi-
fes your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make q note OF the
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case of adjustment.
Evening star., 1949-10-01

LOCAL SERVICE
AGENTS CHRISTMAS CARDS.
astest-selling boxed assortments
25/$1. 5OI$1, 25IS1.95. imprint
folders free. Complete personalized
gift line. GATTIS CO., 1924 18th
Evening star., 1949-10-01

BOOKKEEPER's ASSISTANT, gen
knowledg Of bookkeeping. ability tc
type. exper. on bookkeeping machine
desirable: 5t2-day, 3a-hr. week;
leave and hospital plan. Call Mr.
SAKE at WI. 6622.
I. S. TUROVER
4725 Bethesda Ave. Bethesda, Md
Evening star., 1949-10-01

FIRE AND CASUALTY underwater
for fis, insusnngs csl RE oss; 1900. tipping essen
FOSTER MOTHER wanted for 2 littl,
girls, 4 and Z, and their Widowed
Father; 500 monthly plus pvt. rm
and connecting bath in lovely home
A maid cleans once a wk. Otherwise
applicant will perform all househole
duties. Opportunity for Christian
white cultured gentle-woman. ageo
3O-4b, to acquire perm. home nS
matrimonial possibility. CH. 21o3
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored. expert.
enced; good hours and good pay
Apply in person, OAKLAWN PHAR:
MACY. 1920 10th st. NV. DO NOT
G.a'W. VSN AND COOKING. live in; ige
pleasant rm. and bath on End mr..
good salary, pleasant working cond.
perm. work. WO. S774. 3
HOTEL MAID WANTED-Apply ready
to work, one who Is not AFRAID o.
hard work; $40 per wk. RE. O90O
HOUSEKEEPEK, white, who can COOK
to live with family Of 2 in Arlington:
references required. KE. 3-5643.-s
Jewelry Store Saleslady
Exper. j., good salary, apply FREDLANL
JEWELERS.. s541 Ga. Ave. 3
OFFICE HELPER requiring .typini
and general clerical work: intelll-
gent, responsible: accurate: Apply
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, MI. 5000
Ext. ZIG.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Form Convention Called

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Oct. (H).
Some 500 delegates of farm bu-
reaus in several cities will come to
HagerstoWn for a regional con-
vention Thursday and Friday.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
SAI.ESI,ADIES

Ready-to-wear and millinery; expe.
rienced only need apply. Excellent
salary, steady position. Apply 1T
1913 Conn. ave. %
SATESWOMAN, q to 35 years Of
age; excellent opportunity for per-
marent employment in neighhor-
hood apparel store; salary, $40
Der per week and discounts on pur-
chases. Apply MR.. CRAuN for
appointment, NO. 222e. -S
Evening star., 1949-10-01

UPHOLSTERY, RUGS cleaned, moth
proofed in your home; expert serv-
ice. Call Lockwood 5-0355.
VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repaint-
ed. retaped, recorded. PARK AVE.
ave, Riverdale, Md. UN. 1915.
COMPLETE AWNING SERVICE. avn
ings recovered. awnings repaired and
removed. CITY AWNING CO.. $3.50
Georgia ave. RA 800.
Evening star., 1949-10-01

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Our business is growing and We need
l more experienced man who Is
producing and wishes to make a
change. One of our salesnen last
month, working part time. made
over $1,000 commission. Write
Box 25-D. Star. for interview. .
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Have opening for one salesman.
SHAPIRO, INC, Oil 18th
Evening star., 1949-10-01

SWEET CIDER AND APPLES
Grimes Golden, Stayman, and Deli
cious. Honey and apple butter.
Products sold direct from our own
orchards. PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS,
Out Ga. ave. to Glenmont, Md,
right 5 mi, Rt. 1872, at high water
tower w w. MOORE, Sandy
Evening star., 1949-10-01

PAINTING??????
And you don't know whom to calf
Phone the Sherwin- Williams Paint
Co.. DE. S2O2. for free advice. Wa
will help you select q painter to ft
your fob from our long list Of reput.:
able painters A free service Of
Cberuip VUjllia pos paipfs
Evening star., 1949-10-01
FINCHAM & co.

49O1 Queensbury I'd, RIvefdale, Nd.
UN. 1888.
We have vacancies for 3 women In
our sales department: requirements:
must have automobile, be over II
years Of age and must enjoy meeting
the public. We will train you for
positions paying $4,000 per year II
you qualify. Your earnings will start
during training. Call in person be,
tween 9 and II am, Monday and
T,,eyday for interview -
Evening star., 1949-10-01
OFFICE CLERK

OFFICE CIEHh
Permanent 5-day week; excel
lent position for person adept
with figures; nice telephone
voice; experience with MGR
5000 machine desirable; Local
references required. AMERICAN
LINEN SERVICE CO., 2241 8th
st. NV. Ask for Mr.. Harab. IL
Evening star., 1949-10-01
GRAY'S GIFTS

3414 14th St. NV TU. 4744.
Novelties, personaliZed stationery,
smart greeting cards; party fun ia
vors and Jokes, toys, trademarked
undressed dolls, expert doll repair;
costume to order Open ewes. Sun.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
REMODELING

REMODEIING
From Basement to Roof
Fences of All Types
PAUL KLAASSEN, SR.
Private Contractor
1905 14th St. NV. GE. 1646.
FALL SPECIAL
Painting, papering and plastering at
lowest possible prices. Free esti-
mates. Call TR S674. @
Evening star., 1949-10-01
RADIO TECHNICIAN

Radio and television repair depart
ment of large Conn. ave. electrical
appliance store has opening for ex-
perienced radio repair man. white.
Excellent chance to advance in
electronic field. Regular promotion
depending on willingness to work
and learn: For appt. call MR..
KELLEY Or G2QQ IL
Evening star., 1949-10-01

HOUSEKEEPER, white, who can cook
to live with family Of 2 in Arlington;
references renuired KE. 3-5643.-S
Evening star., 1949-10-01
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

A limited number Of selected alco-
holic patients accepted for under
standing medical care. NORWOOD
SANITARIUM, WI, HOO, OIL 1865.
The Valley settler., 1949-11-04


j.: THE NEW FARM BILL
BILL but don't be surprised
Republic
in the out
business)
along without much money pst like Tanners
helpless th 1t1-
Saying that tho
always"
ittl9 oduoaton
slick
unlike
po1itcans) His mobility
et1ng to
Butt By Boy, changed.
Of frs organaa6o @ nnso, 1929 o6mo S1onr nad lot
of
the However,
hick can't dioron-
propaganda and the real goods
diamonds they during The moth
this
party
other portions the population outnmber them
ont
The Valley settler., 1949-11-04


gothor pooling
PRODUCTS asing their supplies rendering other This
spiritual
Golden Faith
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-09-22

the club won for their float in the
Fireman's Labor Day Parade.
Mrs. Harvey Selby, Christmas
Kit Chairman, displayed beautiful
homemade articles with patterns
that members eargerly cut off to
use in making Christmas gifts of
their own. The Club members seem
interested in the Agents demon
stration.
Garrett Park Club Meets
Mrs. Allard Sanders entertained
the Garrett Park Homemakers
the evening of September 14th.
Mrs. Vernon Lamb and Mrs. Har-
old Horn brought the garments
they made for the Children's Kit
the County Clothing Project Lead
ers are preparing for the Extern
sion Office.
Clarksburg Club Member Ill
Mrs. James Burdette, of the
Clarksburg Homemaker Club, well
coined a large number on Septem-
Der 18th. Mrs. Russell King, Presi-
dent, presided.
The club was concerned over the
illness Of Mrs. Edgar Briggs, one
of their older members. A basket
of fresh fruit was sent to her by
the club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-09-22
"StOry Hour
Programs To
Begin At Library

The Rockville Public Library in
vites children who are in the first
and second grades to attend the
Story Hour series opening at the
Library Wednesday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 28th. The Story Hour for
this age group will be held at $3.50
pm. on each Wednesday afternoon
for the next four weeks through
October, 10. "Noah's Ark" has been
chosen as the theme of the first
Story Hour series and children will
hear wide variety of animal
stories, poems, and records.
These stories for younger school
children open a series of Story
Hour programs planned for this
winter at the Library. A series
of adventure stories for fifth and
sixth grade children will open on
Tuesday, October 4th, and will be
followed by a series of Christmas
stories for children of the first four
grades.
Story Hour programs are open
to all interested children of the
specified age groups regardless of
residence. All Rockville children
are entitled to borrow books from
the Library without charge with
parents permission. Parents I'M
acquainted with the Library are
urged to visit the newly enlarged
Children's Room and sign Library
cards for their children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-09-22
HOmemakers Club OF
Croydon Park Enjoys
Successful Meeting

Accident Prevention was the
topic discussed by project leader
Mrs. Earl Matlock at the first
fall meet of the Croydon Park
Homemakers Club which was held
on Monday night. Eighteen men,
bers were present, and two pros
pective members, Mrs. Margaret
Freeburger and Miss Mary Ratliff
were welcomed by the president,
Mrs. Everett Trumbo.
Reports were heard by Mrs.
Helen Coleman and Mrs. Charles
Haines.
The Sunshine Chairman, Mrs.
Louise King, will be busy, what
with the report of illnesses of six
MEMBERSHIPS. Anne Begley, Mrs.
Doris Mroz, Mrs. G. o. Mills, Mrs.
Paul Sheckels, Mrs. Harry Thomas
and Mrs. John Whip.
The regular meeting of the club
will be held on October II in the
Extension Office. Miss Turner will
give a demonstration on outdoor
cookery and special hints for MAX
ink an attractive Thanksgiving
Day dinner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-09-22
"Open House" At
Girl Scout Thrift
Shop Is Planned

Fall and winter activities, of in
terest to all Girl Scouts in the
County, were outlined at the first
seasons meeting of the Operating
Committee of the Girl Scout Thrift
Shop at 812 Pershing Drive, Silver
Spring, on Monday. Local Scouts
should keep in mind the Open
House, planned for Saturday, No
vember IL, at which time they are
asked to bring a toy which will be
sold at the shop. All Girl Scout
Thrift Shop profits are used for
the camp fund and camperships-
by the different Scout troops
throughout the county.
Additional used clothing and
household effects are needed by the
shop, and especially sought are
baby clothes, it was reported.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-09-22
Negro Homemukers Club OF
Sandy Spring Hold Fair

The Homemakers Club of Sandy
Spring held it's Annual Commu-
nifty Fair on Saturday, September
II, 1949, at the Elementary School.
The Community as whole was
represented by the articles on dis
play. The exhibit committee deco
rated and set up the exhibit, which
was very creditable. The following
classes were represented:
Canned Goods, Sewing, Handi-
craft, Field Crops, Flowers, Bak-
ing, Poultry, Fruits and Vege-
tables.
Miss Beatrice A. Bianchi, newly
appointed Home Demonstration
Agent from the Eastern Shore;
Mrs. Mary M. Tibbs of the secre-
tarial staff of the Extension Serv-
ice, and Rev. William R. Brogan,
Local County Agent served as
judges. They reported to the Local
Home Demonstration Agent, Miss
Ethel L. Bianchi, that the quality
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-09-22

Members of the Operating Com
mittee are: Mrs. Adolphus Station,
chairman; Mrs. P. C. Alexander.
secretary; Mrs. T. B. Larrimore,
chairman of the pricing commit
tee, with Mrs. Milton Conn as her
assistant; Mrs. Joseph H. Swat
ford, Colesville; Mrs. E. D. Means,
District 8; Mrs. Sabina Miller,
District 1; Mrs. Parry Borgstrom,
District 6; Mrs. Wenzel Habel,
manager of the Girl Scout Thrift
Shop; and Mrs. Henry L. Buck
ardt, publicity.
The shop will be open every
week day except Monday, from 9
a. m. until p. m.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-09-22
Montgomery
SideHghts
By Elsie White Holmes

We almost missed the deadline
this week-and had intended to
write something special in cele-
bration of the tenth anniversary of
this column. Seemed hard to re-
alize how the years had rolled
along until we got out a snapshot
taken ten years aegean that
slender person with dark hair and.
bright eyes that needed no specs"
be the same one we see reflected in
the mirror-thirty pounds heavier
with grazing hair and bi-focals?
This is National Dog Week, too.
Should have gotten up good story
about the pooches-goodness knows
the Haines family does not lack
material. There is Lady who was
taught by the Billhimer children
to chew gum, and Butch, a born
clown who.rolls his eyes and talks.
Both Ernie Tanner of WGAY and
Brooke Johns of WBCC have in
vited Butch to appear on their
programs, but he is waiting for
television.
Want to hear a funny story?
Charles Merry of Rockville, and one
of his co-workers at Sears store,
went fishing two weeks ago and his
friend slipped on a rock and sat
down flat in the water. He did not
catch fish so he came back last
week for more fishing. Following
Charlie along the river bank, he
remarked, Fright here is where l
slipped into the river last" Turn
ing to hear the rest of the story,
Charles found his friend sitting in
water up to his neck-he had
slipped on the same stone!
Almost as funny is the story
about the car load of soldiers,
strange to the vicinity, who thought
there was a bridge over the Po-
tomac at Whites Ferry. On Labor
Day after dark they rolled merrily
over the bridge approaching the
old canal and shot out into the
river. The water was low and they
were able to escape before the car
filled with water. One of them must
have been scared out of his
britches" for next morning a pair
of army trousers floated into Sem
eca, according to the police.
=
Perhaps we should build more
bridges instead of hiring so many
assistants to the Counsel to the
County Council-three were ap-
pointed on Tuesday. It is going to
eb pretty hard to make thrifty up
county residents understand that
we need four lawyers to fill the
place of Barney Welsh land he a
Republican--wonder how many it
would take to fill the place of a
good OF Democratic lawyer?)
What really puzzles US is which
of the gentleman is the assistant
to the assistant to the County
Counsel of the County Counsel, and
which is the assistant to the as
sistant to the assistant Of the
Counsel of the County Counsel
sort of .dizzy-huh?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-09-22
Md. Extension Leader
Touring In Europe

Miss Venia M. Kellar, assistant
Director of the University of
Maryland Extension Service and
we'll known to Maryland home
makers as founder of Rural Wom-
ems Short Course, left for Europe
on August IL, sailing from New
York on the Swedish liner Grip
sholm.
After visiting at length in Swed-
en-, she will fly to Denmark,
Switzerland, France, Italy, Eng
land, and New York. Upon her re-
turn to the United States, Miss
Kellar plans to take an extended
leave of absence from the Univer-
sity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-09-22

of the exhibit as of much higher
calibre than in previous years. 1t
shows that progress is being made.
There was an attendance of APP
proximately 200 persons repre-
senting communities as far away
as Lakeland, Maryland.
Club officers are Miss Corrie
Alcorn, President; Mrs. Alice
Awkward, Vice President; Mrs.
Marjorie Awkward, Chairman Of
Exhibit Committee; Mrs. Lucy
Hopkins, Chairman of Recreation
Committee, and Mrs. Zadie Riggs,
Chairman of the Program Com
mittee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-09-22
Engagements Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Adlai Stevenson
Magee of Chevy Chase announce
the engagements of their daugh-
tiers, Miss Marilyn Joan Magee
to Mr.. Ben Lomond Roberts, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Thurman
Roberts of Damascus, formerly of
Chevy Chase and Miss Suzanne
Magee to Mr.. Francis William
Maddox, son of Mr.. Marvin Evans
Maddox also of Chevy Chase.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-09-22
Correction!

The Travilah Jamestown
Homemakers Club will meet on
Monday, September 26, 1 p. NJ, at
the home Of Mrs. Frank Howard
instead of at the Jamestown
Church MS was previously reported.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-09-22
Why Not?

Another thinker in matters mill
tary doubts if the far-flung guild
ed missile is the weapon of deci-
sion. If he means not by long
shot, let him say so.-The State.
Evening star., 1949-04-30
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

II1-ACRE with 1O0-ft. frontage on
B. c. M. c. GIBSON, DU. 427l.
OUTSTANDING COTTAGE - North
en-, bath, and : sleeping porches;
gar. with small apt. in attic: prop
erty in excel. cond.; small down
payment. exclusive with the EXECU-
TIVE REALTY CO. Call ST 1855
TALL At sAi ArIMBEtRs, IhMBsEtRs mr.. pin.y Point
8 rms. bath, year around house:
terms or cash; price $3.50. Great
IsKk nls 3IaSs 3f.cksoS e. " ,s5oin,ns sS3S S at,
near water: total $500; fishins.
swimming and Boating. ow- $500.
AT HERALD HARBoR. on the Sew
ern River; nice lots and very rea.,
senable. See R. s. HALL Down Han
You II = Ant hssT0' SEEN NorHrN. til
you see Drum Point Beach! That's
what every ones saying pardon our
grammarl and you will too: when
tSh sSis S aeek a END i for It's 1I third straight
season. Just wait TN you see miles
and miles of sparkling, white, sandy
beach stretch out before you: the
famous sporting and fshing waters
acres Of the most desirable building
terspersed with four count 'eml
ehsrmins,, freSh-wateI lakes: . pri-
vate yacht basin for yaehtsmen
Just the besinninEi Is there any
development anywhere that offers
so many natural features? So
much VARIETY A new section has
been opened this year-for the first
time-and the price Of lots a is phe.
soxI45 lot in this veritable para
dise.-with terms as low as loss
down, balance small monthly pay
ments. These lots are goinE fast;
that's why We urss you to come 3Ss 3Ss
directions: Throush Upper Marlboro
on Route to Wells Corner, right
on Route 4l6 through Prince. Fred
erick. then take Route : for y
ss.ss R,sf 'G pR6s t9s Solsr stsR esn coRp esln
ey. Southern Bids. RE, S43s. IL
WEST RIVER water front; dble.
walls sad floors, knotty pine Nv.
I'm with & nrepl, s,r5,,,sf SeaFmS; a,,,nes eae1 q
boat and motor: $500. GE- e4as.
COLONIAL BEACH. yA--sna St. and
Lee ave: woodridge cottaEe. = lots.
CHARLES MATAJA. 1914 Newton
CoTTAGE. clean, completely furn.;
iir. rm. on LIST a.. porch on 3 sides.
lge upstairs rm.. eony- 70 ruS-
$1,000 cash. for quick sale. Call GE
FiiES. COTTAGE. oserlockins chess-
sitchen: $500 cash. csli ca.
Evening star., 1949-04-30

MASON EEaCH. Dest Nc Fus-
ntshee :-eeerosH apartment bet
saa colo sktey siSr .rtC SIEVE AHs
r,tTiEeFMtas. meath ct SeEsan THE
ERRS Ate e,hourrs ave -
NORTH BEACh, III IN ST sn
sSt,ss, ssrsss, mSnth ssSa 70 Q: ts.s'n iHg.'''
SCIENTISTS CLIFF Port Republic.
Mo ISOLATED eottEEe, aae beach Ter
rsri for season 70 COLLEGE Eya6ua,s
$50, Some furnishes ec;!AEeS tOr
rent by week May, June ana ssp-
cottages: lGrxs recreation rEE- Drive
down 6 Elties heyonc Pranee Fred
eriek. Phon. AT. ooSl erss eniy.
LONG BEACH. n.~. year around
every sr.' s,s' eOnr' . .lssp' .: on r,.s Har;
vk. June. July. Ausgst. 81 90 uk
Owner on prsmises I'll p m
MoDERS COTTAGE. or H.rrlns Bay.
Deale. Nd completely furnished tor
Ssn.. ol d. gns Summer Season sss sT n,, :,
able July l or Is $50 8 SEEK s5S
week If rent Tor sesson paid in
SHERWOOD FoREsT--,3- eedrr cot
avsi immed % MAY ssih inclusive
COLONIAL BEACH. Modern
BUNGALOWS. furnished except linens.
MRy-Sepi 5 rms and bath. shower
wee Weakly % or monthly. PP .ers.nsd % a! f'sSa sSt.
Including porch Phone woodies
.lb5 after 4 u
COTTAGES for rent a. North Beach
Nd Cali AT ASA a
FSkS. APTS., modern baths kiik
excel swimmins, bostlns. $3.50 sea
son Located at Chalk Point, No
Mr. CLAYTON. pu. .s4s. before 8
pm SO
SHADYsIDE. MD.-oottase risht on
Bay, season; refsr, slsc gas. run
ming water. MRS. YENDH.l, West
river 6ap3
NO. BEACH-Furn, apts ss modern
as your city home. lGe fenced lawn.
blk from pier Season only. refs
REQ Sth and Dayton ave Open
Sat. and Sun. AT. 1855 Monday
Evening star., 1949-04-30
TRAilEeS FOR SALE

sacRntct, Rasi .el @4> sE'ts r.
100 Cs3 FRiT-Ts RE sES@ tAl
+oIp Moa fFg s-s Eu -
ssse. pas- ThsFn, ssa, vtns, -
sroRrs AND CAMPING rKattIK
Tfefwond EsnEsF ln~t1 serps
three. IN saaA after Sm >9aa
1919 Housf rwailIR marked es
beautiful private lot ntsF AaS.ss
Cal NO s31a between 400 j.
BOAT TEAiLtRs rhrensieH iars ~
sealed eh~e ponpi~st slth uhH'
i9e' rR co - st6aA sssloasl6 s,.Sil - ~ tFsi
Aft. s-xa ~ TANpus r,e,'
cena ~ at4e OF besE aTe' FAtEp
HI Trailer Para CAPT VIRT
BorSr TRAuER, faf's equipped a.
s.etp csn 0t, 5te9 !
hitch for chevro.et and hr2gF'
spginss exec eoaa Fras "a
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.hsppns .Iis ,oI sss.s see' ., psEss ,ssm. s, Fs,
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LUcCaGF TRAiiER. frnaonasle slde,
and marker lishts exec! eoHaHsea
Sen- LeEsn a-s@ac ii
iets sHrlT Luxury Liner, stsf
less .ee! SAX sho~eg aush Toilet
Pa 0os Besi oref II
GlIDER, IS Z, slt,ps .l-s rrt
sood condition saaS After g nm
sunday ses BLACK tIsiier s..t q
wsshinston Tourist Court AL.s'
raas as's ssurfsron a. lu,. ss,n hoa,.
trailer excel eone COS: new sS
POO. ncIlhcs. 81 pas PA AssS
,si7 scHrlr. s-rm hea. ,,aiitr
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bed eiee yenE9lslor new l1w oylCr
~ SOS VAIL TRAILER sAtEs
End ave and caleSt HE RI bet
i.ih snd 9s ave SILVER sefinS
BnTrrR II r. LIVING ron uss In
trailer coach See oar campistr lin,
traiieTs TRAILER VILLAGE SALES
ssnl wash -Baho. blvd, BerAfp
Nd Cali TO 6Ssi
GLIDER house trsilrrs; some model
with buiit-in showers ana auSh tot
lets Small down payment, I'd mos
10 pay. COLE TRAILER CO, s@j.
Ga ave, 81 $500
'ss NATIONAL LANDOLA COLONIAL
NATIONAL TRAILER SALES. aon.
Baltimore ave Riverdsie WA 4g03
TRAILER. 81 e., used 3 mos 1915
model, cost S5lO0. sacrifice -
600 VI a2o@ -
both mssoni'a and aluminium Prieee
from 81 i,ea6 up EssY terms
Richter Trailer Sales
Herwyn, Mo Call TO hnaS