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Evening star., 1950-12-11
This Changing World
Red Victory in Korean Aggression
Will Pose Direct Threat to japan
Threat to Japan

every device at their disposal the
rearmament Of Western Germany
which until a few weeks ago was
anxious to cooperate in West
ern defense.
The American, British and
French governments even now are
giving no thought to equipping
100000 Spanish soldiers, who
could offer substantial support in
the new crusade against Eastern
tyranny.
The threat of Soviet aggression
in Europe would be immediate if
the Kremlin rulers thought there
was a real chance Of Europe unit
ing and presenting an effective
front against their expansionist
ambitions. But they know better.
They are convinced that the res
toration of Western Europe as a
military power cannot be achieved
for a long time, so long as the
rearmament of Europe proceeds
on a "selective" basis, that is, is
confined only to the members of
the Atlantic Pact, who obviously
have no desire to fight another
war.
The panic caused in Western
Europe by President Truman's
misunderstood statement about
use of the atomic bomb-a panic
which brought Prime Minister
Attlee posthaste to Washington
is an Illustration of how our allies
feel about war with the Eastern
aggressors. The fact that the
beneflciaries Of the mutual de-
fense assistance program have
done next to nothing to increase
their organized manpower is an
other illustration of the Allies
lack Of will to fight.
Rearmament Efforts Ineffective.
There are political and psyche
logical factors which until now
have made a sham of efforts to-
ward the effective rearmament of
Western Europe. Utter defeat of
United Nations forces in Korea
would further lower the morale of
our Western allies. This Moscow
knows well. 1t explains it's orders
to the Peiping puppets to remain
defiant and to press their demands
which, If accepted. would be tan
tamount to Western surrender. no
matter how our leaders wish to
coat the pill.
It is in the Far East that the
Western nations accepted the Red
challenge, in the hope that they
would meet only the military
forces of the Korean Communists.
We knew that even with our lin
tied forces we could defeat the
When this actually hap
pened the Russians threw in the
Chinese Communist masses and
behind them there is an impos-
ing Soviet ground and air force.
Theater for Decision.
This should make it clear. even
to nonprofessionals, that Moscow
has chosen the Far East as the
theater for decision. If the Reds
succeed in forcing us to evacuate
Korea after we have taken very
severe losses-we may, in fact,
have lost the bulk of our best
trained ground forces-it will not
be long before Japan becomes the
main target of Soviet aggression.
There are few, If any, plans to
re-arm Japan and we ourselves
with our new commitment to throw
our main forces into Europe-can-
not offer the same protection we
did before the outbreak Of the
Korean war.
These are factors which should
be In the minds of President Tru-
man and Secretaries Acheson and
Marshall, on whom falls the full
burden Of responsibility for this
Nations security.
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last June MILL
tary e KIP e r t S
thus described
the S tr a t egic
Importance of
the peninsula,
which now may
have to b e
abandoned by
United Nations
forces. We have
used up in de-
fenSe of that
country every
thing we had
available as a.
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S e e m S IN the
making as the
result of devel-
opments Of the
last few tense
and critic al
days.
It has mean
ing politically
for the 1852
p r e 81 d e ntial
elections.
r e p ublicans
in the Senate
apparently are
e m b oil d ened
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arguing tn a t
this will mobi-
lize the people.
The nature
and extent of
the mail and
kilograms pour
ing into Capitol
Hill indicate
that the people
are modified
ana understand
the seriousness
of the situation
very well. What
they are look
ing for are bold
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king once cried,
"A horse. a
horse, my king
d o m t or a
horse!"
| It's an even
money bet If
you t ke the
word of men
who have had
horses named
for them-that
the king wasn't
yelling for a
horse that bore
his name.
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Leadership Is Lacking
People Know Seriousness of Crisis;
Seek Firm Hands to Cope With It

dynamite the Washington log
jams is the busy Senate prepared
ness subcommittee, headed by
Senator Lyndon johnson of Texas.
It has been picking off individual
sinners: it has ambitious plans to
go after the first great squeeze of
preparedness. manpower.
Forced to Wait.
It Is having to wait, however,
for its first witness. Mrs. Anna
Rosenberg. Assistant Secretary OF
Defense in charge of manpower
problems. Mrs. Rosenberg right
now is having to spend most OF
her time trying to run down the
other AZ Anna Rosenbergs in the
New York telephone book. one of
whom might be the one a former
Communist once knew.
The Senate Armed Services
Committee does not seriously be-
lieve that Secretary Marshall,
who chose Mrs. Rosenberg; B. M.
Baruch, who begged her to take
the Job as a patriotic duty; her
ex-employer, Nelson Rockefeller,
etc, etc, are wrong; they are only
politicians who feel they can't
take chance on being accused
Of whitewashing Communism.
Mrs. Rosenberg's problem is TO
tell Secretary Marshall how to get
three to six million men under
arms with the least possible dis
location to industry, In a coun-
try where nearly everybody is
lucratively employed. Her testi-
mony will illuminate the whole
vast field Of unsolved problems
created by America at war for
which no plans or people are in
sight.
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By Doris Fleeson

The Truman advisers who want
the President to report to the
country In a f1reside chat and de-
clare a national emergency are
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McLemore
Of Man and Horse
Named Considine
Bv Henry McLemOre

I don't remember which one 1t
was-Joe the Fifth, Henry the
Fourth, Pete the Ninth. or Rastus
the Eighth-but some English
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1s4sS Special de luxe
clean, beautiful car, S1,195. Guar.
and terms. TRIANGLE MOTORS
30l0 r. l. ave. ne, DE. $500.
PLYMOUTH de luxe 2-door sedan;
Cali vi VI. s745. s'S0 to 'sh1i1aoh' pm Esf go
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 2-door Sc
Cali call vi. vi fa s94sa A. S000 '0h0'' SaI 80
PLYMOUTH 194S 4-door sedan: r.
and h, taxi; 81 900 or best offer.
y In xs3o excel; eond. Can TR. 23S3. 20
frnMouTa runs road 1910 or,x coupe; looks good
PLYMOUTH 194s 4-dr. special de de l.;
+; and n: other access, low MI;
6ess es1s ofer fSneE 81. ss ss5sn sne" sl29ii is or
PONTIAC 1888 2-dr.; radio, heater;
covers; excellent tires; passed in
spection last Thurs; cond. far above
average. $3.50 cash. VI. 1897. 20
f0NT!AC toN nas, !946 isa n cony, r. and h.; new
anteed. ROYAL MOTORS, Chrysler-
plymouth. 10 Kennedy st. NV. TU
PONTIAC '4s Hydra-Matic converti-
BILE. 81 .365; low terms; fast delivery.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1881 Bla-
PONTIAC 1s47 green convertible;
Sl,l50; no dealers. Telephone EN-.
Pontiac '4s de luxe station wagon;
extras;, l owner; driven very little;
guaranteed; sale price. 81 1896. Low
rate financine. CAPITOL MOTOR
CO, Packard Dealer, 1911 Ga. ave,
.SITI Silver spriEg. sH. 1904; =.
Here IS $ some real cheap Pi transp' "t1,; for
only S195. CAPITOL MOTOR CO,
yer Spring. sH. 1904. va "' @2S
PONTIAC 1888 de luxe coach; looks
good runs good; $95 cash, full
PTiee, pye. me- ROPER" 18th and 3. r; I.
PONTIAC 1949 Streamliner de luxe
sedan coupe; Hydra-Matic, radio and
heater. white-wall tires: very low
mileage; looks and runs. like new;
today's best buy at S1,995; low
opsn eGwn essment e1ss tin ciBo0 coAsFfS s9a5sntfs
Pontiac, 4O7!577 Florida 09 ave. n.e,' en-
PoNTiAC As Hydra-Matic convepti-
Bile, 81 l,365; Low terms; fast delivery.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bla-
PONTIAC 1s41 convertible 8 cyl;
r. and h.; excel cond: pvt. owned
S425. Can be seen at 621 z st.
STUDEBAKER AZ Commander Land
cruiser; radio heater and de-
frosters; a very clean car; guaran-
finsncing. CAPITOL MoToR Co, Co.
Packard Dealer, 1911 Ga. ave,
Silver Spring. SH 1904 -22
STUDEBAKER 1910 sedan; splendid
little car; only S249. terms.
UOFER' 1Sth ana Il. l. ave. lie.
STUDEBAKER 1941 Skyway club
coupe; splendid car; sacrifice: S2S5,
terms. ROPER" 18th and r. I,
ave. me. 20s
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

KAISER 1913; r. and h.; in good
condition: owner going in service;
must sell this week; S945. LU.
KAISER 194S sedan; heater; green
finish: interior is spotleSs; IS, 900
mi. Here is top quality at bargain
price. S995. Guar. and terms. TR1-
ANGLE MOTORS. 1888 r. I. ave.
LINCOLN 40 sedan; equipped with
overdrive; Sl,615; low terms;
fast delivery. AUTO WHOLESALERS.
1871 BladenSburg.
LINCOLN 1887 Model K sedan; alum
mum head and body; new Cadillac
carb.; dependable tranSp.; good con-
dition; best offer over $3.50. Rock
LINCOLN 1899 convertible coupe;
radio, heater; sacrifice, S13a cash,
r. I. ave. he. 2Os
LINCOLN l949 passenger coupe;
Hydra aydTa-Matic. radio and heater; seat
less than 11,O00 mi: by very
S1,995, low down payment. Cipco
guarantee. Open ewes. till o..
GoAsTr-1N PONTIAC; 44o7-27 FIori-
LINCOLN "Hl 20 sedan; Ad :'e9i Equipped dg With
overdrive; S1.675; low terms: fast
delivery; AUTO WHOLESALERS,
LINCOLN l949 convertible; r. and h.:
Or fSeS best %tss' oe4' qTnef Hu 4od5 d5ven $500
LINCOLN 1850 4-dr'; like new, blue.
Hydra-Matic. white-wall tires, fully
equipped; S2.450, $40 down on
approved apr credit: HAINEs MOTOR
MERCURY 1949; beautiful maroon:
SD0tleSS, 900 miles. n seat
covers; Sl.795. Can arrange f.
nance. 1904 11th st. NV. HI.
MERCURY '4s club cpe,; equioasd;
AUTO wHoLEsALERs' 1871 Bias-.
MERCURY MseIqRhi AZ conv.; r and h.. VEL
low, new black top. leopard skin up
Sp9i SSppo9tiligR3tt; 3tu $ .1o5 or best offer. DE,
MERcGGRiYYF GiYF 10 "a convertible; fine CON cond.:
orig: owner; 1880 or best offer.
MERCURY 40 club coupe; scuipped:
AUTO wHoLEsALERs' 1881 Bis-
fo1Sit;Sa fs3S sS$5 tsf%s RoSEF So5' as
NASH l94s 900" Super club coupe;
heater: very low mileage: excel.
cond. throushout; 1895 Guar. and
terms. 30l0 r. /. ave. ne, DE.
NASH 1a46 sedan; splendid car. at
real bargain; $685., terms "RO-
PER-" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
oLDsMoBnE 1e4a club sedan;
equipped with Hydra-Matic; 81 ,6s5:
low terms; fast delivery. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg.
OLDSMOBILE 1910 de luxe coach;
looks good, runs good; S179. full
price. ROPER" 18th and r, I.
oLDsMoBILE 1e47 "as" 4-door Or Sc.
dan; r and h, new Wv. tires;
$4,000 natural mi; has had perfect
care, must be seen to be appreei-
ated; owner entering service: 81 .375
or best offer. ia. 9445. 80
OLDSMOBILE 1949 club sedan:
equipped with. Hydra-Matic; 81 .685;
%5oS lev tsrms; yn IS v1s fast delivery; AUTO
oLDsMoBILE 1871 ss 3-door Sc
R1 RRI' sHSsaos sHSslj o0nd- By owner is 81 j?95.
OLDSMoBILE 1941 convertible cpe,;
beautiful car; $3.50, terms. "RO-
PER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
0LDsMoBILE As "7s" sedanette;,
equipped with Hydra Matte; S7S5;
low terms; fast delivery. AUTO
OLDSMOBILE '46 "7s'' sedanette;
equipped with Hydra -Matic; S7S5.
low terms. fast deliTery. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburg.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

Gmo yso 1Sa5 it5 .s:sa g:t9p Is-tt fISstse
$1,000 cash. OR. 1895. -19,
FORD F-6 3-yd. dump; peri. cond.:
S1.295. 1850 F-S Ford, 5-yard
dump; 5000 miles; best offer and
take ever payments. MR.. PERRY
MAN, Ii. 4-1S2&. -
GMC 1912 94-ton; stake body; $500
REQ 1948 a1a-ton dump; $4,000 mi;
excel excel -. cond Eoo steady in ygk y0Tk if you
FORD 1850 1-ton F-4 stake body,
dual wheel truck; less than 5000
miles. Cali OW. 1886. 20
FORD 194s black half-ton panel;
excel, cond.; $4,000 miles. SI,050.
No dealers. Call oV. 434o after
CHEVROLET 1s49 sedan delivery: !:
beaut. blue finish, low mileage, l
owner and guaranteed mechanically;
panel-hody trucks, Al to Al mod
have been reconditioned and ready
for work CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
CO., 7725 Wis. ave-, OIL. 600.
SCHOOL BUS, 1914 Ford, formerly
owned by private school: lots of
good dependable transportation;
MOTOR CO.. 7725 Wis. ave, OIL.
FORD 194e h-ton pickup; 4-speed
transmission: good condition. Call
Marlboro 3410.
NASH 1885 Lafayette coupe; clean
and fine appearance; excel. running
eGndisiSH; 81, fsSs. sl26 z best %! 9ftsr'
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED

NEED LOTS and acreage for immed-
late use: sewer and water preferred.
WA 5611. 10
WANTED, 10 to 100 acres, with
modest or no improvements, in Va.
within 20 mi. of White House. Mail
complete description and price. Box
BAY, Star
10 OR Mo- with sewer and water
in or readily available in Silver
Spring or Bethesda. areas. Call
MR.. NJ H. WORTH between 9 and
IL noon. TU. 2726.
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GARAGES

3l9 18th ST. S.E.-Double garage,
suitable storage or parking; central
ly located: S25 per mo. To inspect
New York ave. NV. MA. 7416. 30
GARAGE AND SHoWRooMVio. o. 900
So. IT. on street floor; End floor op-
tional; prominent downtown NV.
location; longtime lease preferred
Box 331-Z, Star. Ia
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MISCELLANEOUS

VAN BODY, 12-foot; like new. Ashton
3194 or Ashton 5077. 80
AUTOMOTIVE replacement parts and
accessories. Job lots, all new: half
price. Ashton 3194 or Ashton 5077.
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BOATS

FOR SALE--Luxury aux steel-bullt
motor yacht, SO'x17'6"x7'6", Just
completed 7,000-mile trans Atlantic
and Caribbean cruise; sleeps 10;
unusually completely equipped with
de luxe furnishings; two lifeboats,
lo0-h.p. Diesel engine. fuel capacity
800 gals. 0,500 miles,, 9-h.p.
Diesel generator. two sets new
lighting and starting batteries. sails
by Ratsey, hollow spars, large re-
3rigerator, large galley, hot water,
decks and sllperStrUcture teak, eight
tons inside mouloeo LEAD. three dou-
basins, three toilets, one bath,
roomy dining salon 16x12. large
teak-covered deck and charthouse;
ready for cruise to Caribbean or
Australia; lying New York. Box
14-FT. OuTBoARD, round bottom;
new, white with green water line;
Sl2b, or. 7413. -21
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L o S T
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

Chevrolet vans. stakes. panels and
pickups for hire By day, Wk, or con-
tract: PUBLIC SERVICE pRTv-UR-
SELF 1929 ct NV NE 7n11
ser Service; reas: G local 0oIe or long 1o distSnce
IA. 2937; after z pm, GE. 1915.
o0S
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

EXTREMELY desirable home for per-
sons wishing to change residence to
locality within committing distance;
IA rooms. baths, 5 fireplaces;
hunting and fishing lodge on Rap
pahannock River in connection If de-
sired. Call CHI. 6057. 81
NEW YORK CITY bed
rm. house; nr. schools, church. strs.
and station. Garage, deep lot, quiet
street. good neighbors. $4,000.
OWNER, EX. 2l13; ofice hrs. -25
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RAlLERS

HOUSE TRAILER. completely fur
nished. 5000; sleeps 4; very excel.
cond. throughout; sacrifice. 1000
Central ave ne. lie
HOUSE TRAILER for sale, 24-ft..
cond. VI. 1866. -19
USED TRAILER. accom-. 4; custom
built. Brandywine, Nd. $500 or
best offer. Box 462-X, Star. 2l'
TRAILER, 2-wheel. 4x6x2
feet; strongly built; excellent condi-
tion: S110. Cypress 9156.
SMALL HOUSE TRAILER. sleeps o:
take $115 cash; excellent shape
throughout. 1000 Central ave, ne,
HI. $3.50. -19
2S-FT. SCHULT TRAILER, bottle gas
stove: new duo-therm heater, on
permanent spot; will sell for best
offer. P, o. Box 254. Greenbelt.
HEETER TRAILER SALES, serTyn, S
now has lge, display of both new
and used trailers;, very good assort-
ment; clean. used trallerS, ranging
IN size from lS to 33 it.; priced
from $500 TO S2,75O, terms to s
yrs. Phone TO 6l11
WE WILL STORE and sell your house
trailer on commission or pay i'm
mediate cash; bring them out.
1000 Central ave. ne, HI. $3.50.
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BOATS lcont.l
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON. 125. 1913. sad
die bag, buddy seat and extras:
-S165 or oest offer FIR. 6429. 30
1948 INDIAN; low mileage, complete
equipped; excel. cond.; owner going
to Korea, CO, 5455, -2l
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r1OM6 hA4GEH COACdES
See the latest models that will sleep
equipped with hot-water heater
shower, toilet, electric refrigerator
with deep freeze unit. bottled gas
and cook stove with oven and broiler,
picture windows and Venetian blinds
American, 26-ft 30-ft. 34-ft.
Howard. 24-ft., 30-ft.. 35-ft.
kozy Coach. 2S-ft. 30-ft.. 34-ft.
Palace, 27-ft.. Soft. 35-ft.
Richardson 23-ft.. 31-ft., 34-ft.
Roycraft. soft.
Travelite. 35-ft.. Z sleeper.
Travelo. 24-ft., 31-ft., 36-ft.
yindale, soft.
Victor. 35-ft
Above trailer coaches may be seen
at onr home once or our sales
Wash. Bait. Blvd. Berwyn. Md. TO.
1744 Richmond Hwy. Alex. Va. TIE.
Oak Grove Trailer Court on Rt. /. 4
miles south of Alex.. Va. OV. 2SO1.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
1920 Wise. Ave. NV. WO. 1891.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

OCEAN BEACH. MD.-ocean front
commercial lot 100x200 #; pvt.
owner. Phone DI. 3141 days. WO.
SAP ewes. and SUNDAYS: --19
CHOICE LOT. on Rhodes River; lovely
view and surroundings: bathing and
boating; 50 800. RE. 2S17. -21
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER so Land Cruiser;
complete with oyerdriVe, climatizer,
dlrectional signals, Wv. tires, other
accessories; low mileage; buy from
Price. $e.295, Can be financed. E.
E. FRANKLIN, Fairfax 384-J.-I9
STUDEBAKER '3s Commander sedan;
!. and H.; excel. cond. throughout
very good tires: 2-owner car; MR.
MhnGBR1EN. ms 1888 Fairmont NV. no.
sTUDEBAKER 1887 coach; excel.
S99d.' needs no repairs: ms. guar;
WILIYs 1871: good ss; motor, MO BODY 9faf; fair
I pm. WA. 4e42'~ ~ SO
WiLLYS ~ station wagon; exception
$sS5 Saf W1ILYs !3s oP aiesFs NHsHfNaqoS fSHipPeS
CHAMPION ii sT6DEBAKER: motor
overhauled: 5000 miles; drives like
new; new; S350; Call AD. .052S;
NEW AUTO GLASS installed, any
SGsLLAAssERs, 155 Fla. ave. ne, DI.
FORD 1s4s Super de luxe "S' For
dor; r; h.; excel. cond. throughout;
low mlieage; l owner; 81, 1,095. Cash
SAFETY TEsTED-GUARANTEED"
PAUL BROS. OLDSMOBILE
5220 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 2I61.
30
BUICK l949 super convertible cpe-;
dynaflow, r. and h., plastic seat
covers since new: excel. cond,
throughout; low mileage.
SAFETY ED-GUARANTEED
S2,195: cash. trade or bank terms.
PAUL BROS. OLDSMOBTLE
b2"O Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 2161.
OLDSMOBILE 1949 "ss7 CONVERTING
cpe.; the famous Rocket engine with
Hydra-Matic drive, r., h, all de
luxe equipment low mileage;
owner; So. 296. Cash, trade or terms.
SAFETY TESTED-GUARANT
PAUL BROS. OLDSMOBILE
522O Wis Aye. NV. Wo. 2161.
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GOOD ROADS-ELECTRICTTY
$25 DOWN, $40 A MONTH

blvd ID to aoit5SaTs centerVilie. Si turn urn ieft
at traffic light on Route 2S
Coward Manassas) 4 miles
to our big sign on left
SMALL FARMS. Open every
day l to S pm. Every Trail
ways bus to Manassas passes
us. Bring $40 deposit. pa
Evening star., 1950-09-19

Manning Trailer Sales
YOUR MID-STATES DEALER"
D. S. No. 1 at Berwyn, Md. Tower 66S1
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SMALL, FARMS

An acre and independence
$500 (no house). Also half
acre BUSINESS lots on
State Route % for 5000, pay
able $50 down, SIS a month.
Plenty Of room for chickens.
garden, fruits, ETC.; raise
your own food and beat the
high cost of living and don't
worry about rationing and
boarding. You can use your
land as soon as you pay the
coz lau,13
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TRAILER BUYERS
HOME TRAILER COACHES

See Va. Trailer Co. before you buy,
.. s. |: Phone ALEX. S553.
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All advertisements offerine
automobiles for sole must IN
elude oetuol selling price OF cor.
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IENTRAL MOTOR co.

GMC TRUCK DEALER
5000 Lee hwy, Arl, Va. CHI. 1000
Other truck bargains. Army; parts
at our Alex. plant, 1901 Oronocc
st. OV. 1900.
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AVIATION

sTINsoN voYAGER 15O- Full in
struments, radio, etc: licensed til
April, 1851; Sl,100. BILL ERNST,
10. 2-1127. 30
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MONEY WANTED

LIST DEED OF TRUST NOTE in
amount of $1,000, secured on No. Z
61st. st. ne. Payable S64 a month
at the rate of 51aeo interest until
paid. Call Mr.. CLARK, DT. 1881. .
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CT LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SEVERAL So Ist-TRUST NOTES
of $500 each, secured on nearby
Va land. Box 4O-Z Star.
HIGH GRADE S3,35O End TRUST
H9TE Hsf,IE payable S33; s 90 per mo mo. for
10. 2-7S19. 30
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
(continued)

CHEVROLET 1e46 1a-ton panel. The
the excel. care it has received; fully
guaranteed, terms arranged; S645.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
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WESTERN DEALER
Desperate for clean postwar cars; all
cash Immediately. MORRIS &
HUGHES 1914 Ga. ave. n.w.. RA.
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OAO NA1eO oOO111
of condition; auto parts
in stock any make car; new auto
glass installed at amazingly low
prices. Phone DI. 1870. GLASSERS,
155 Florida ave. ne. go
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HOMEWOOD

Annandale. Va. Phone FA. 7447.
Closed Sundays.
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$3.50 NJ ST. NV. MI. 1916
TRUCK VALUES
,RIICKS
1nONhO
SUMMER SALE

JMC Truck & Coach Div.
40 M Ct N z ME nSnh
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PLYMOUTH l94ss Special de luxe
sedan; r. and h., black finish. A
clean, beautiful car, $1,195 Guar.
ana terms. TRIANGLE MOTORS.
3O1O r. !. ave. ne. DE. 63OO
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.
LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

4, AZ. So INTEREST. according to
classification of security and loca-
ton; no charge for appraisals.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-13
Permits To Build
Issued In Rockville
During Recent Weeks

Twin Brook Inc, 1920 Midway
Avenue, Rockville, to erect 80
houses on LeMay Road and Ar
ennes Avenue. win Brook; Rock
Villa Corp, 2919 Brandywine St.,
NJ, W., wash, to build home on
Van Buren, Street, Rockville;
Everett A. Trumbo, 1O7 Virginia
Avenue Rockville, to build dwell
ing at same address, Croydon
Park. 8r
Meadowbrook Inc, 1907 East
West Highway, Bethesda, to build
Is dwellings in Warren's Addition
to Rockcrest; Dallas B. Hays,
1915 Stratford Road, Bethesda, to
build home in Croydon Park; S. c.
Cromwell, 203 w. Montgomery
Avenue, to build home on Ander-
son Avenue; Norman C. Lynch,
Route 2, Gaithersburg, to build
home at 726 Beall Avenue, West
End Park.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-13
Political Issues Take
Limelight in County
And ssOld Line" State

Continued from PGge y r.
Frank I. Davis, Rockville, Reg
lister of. Wills,
Eugene E.. Rupert, Colesville
Mrs. Genevieve Wells, Brookville
Coleman. Diamond, Bethesda
Judge of Orphans Court.
Robert X. Maddox, Rockville,
Surveyor.
Mrs. Alice Hostettler, Potomac
]. Forest Walker, Gaithersburg
Mrs. Camilla o. Bowman, Silve,
Spring, Warren Browning, Beth
esda, Mrs. Mary Helen Gingery
Rockville, Ward w. Caddington
Silver Spring, ]. Ingram Medley
Bethesda, Democratic State Cen.
trail Committee.
Phillip Thorson, Glen Echo
Heights, James A. Lynch, Silver
Spring, William Lloyd Burdette
Wyattstown, Blair Lee III, Silver
Spring, Mrs. Elizabeth Assay, Beth
esda, Nathaniel T. Ely, Silver
Spring. Leonard ]. Williams, Jr.
Bethesda, Delegate to State Con
vention.
Members of the Democratic Vic
tory Committee, in addition to Mr.
Kelly, are: Charles w. Prettyman
Rockville; Vivian v. Simpson, Ia
koma Park. Charles Jamison
Poolesville; James H. Pugh, Chevy
Chase; Warren Browning, Edge.
moor; Charles B. Buscher, Silver
Spring Margaret Schweinhart
Chevy Chase; James w. Gill
Woodside; David Brigham, Ash.
ton; Alice w. Hostetler, Potomac
lanes r. Miller, Bethesda and Will
liam B. Wheeler, Colesville.
Three members of the Victory
Committee Kelly, Jamison anc
Schweinhart are recommended a:
candidates for public office; anc
two, Mrs. Hostetler and Browning
for party posts. According to the
Committee this is because of the
overwhelming endorsement they
received by letters, kilograms anc
telephone calls.
The Victory Committee, like the
Republican State Central Commit.
tee, which two weeks ago filed 8
slate, hopes to avoid a serious pri
mary fight. In its released state.
ment it says at is felt that the
election of these candidates will b.
milestone on the road to better
government in the interests of al
of our citizens"