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Evening star., 1950-01-25
Pediutriciun Lectures
On Child Care Tonioht

DR.. Reuben Sorkin, pediatrician,
will lecture on child care at $50
o'clock tonight in the Washington
Highlands Jewish Center, 141
Xenia street S.W.
The talk is part of the center's
civic affairs program, directed by
Elihu Platt, which will consider
various problems in child care.
Evening star., 1950-01-25

At the peak of World War II,
So 100000 Americans were work.
ing, 34,000.000 supplying civilian
needs and 100000 meeting war
needs either in the armed forces
or in war industries.
Evening star., 1950-01-25
WATCH REPAIRING

Our efficient repair department is
, fully equipped to repair and clean
Watches Also replace erystoIs.
Quick, efficient service! Guaranteed
work! Low prices!
Evening star., 1950-01-25
Smart Brass
Table Lamps
1898

New beauty for your rooms with
these cleaning solid bross table
lamps that come complete with
porchmentized shades. They
cont tornish due to q special fin
ish. Made with Sway switch.
rs in. tall, with vine or green
shode.
KGnnS-Lamps-T Floor
Evening star., 1950-05-07

give me my insulin?" Harnish was one of the
Oklahoma deputies. He hadn't said anything
about insulin before - And then, without
turning around, the sheriff knew he had been
duped. He had left his desk and his gun, he
had turned his back on the front door.
Two calm and competent men stood there
now, a gaunt one in tan raincoat, another as
big as the sheriff himself and looking exceed
ingly ready for action in slacks and an old
Army shirt. "Sit on the cot," the big one
ordered. He held his gun with every sign of
familiarity and it was bad gun, AS The
gaunt one moved nimbly behind the sheriff's
desk for the big hoop of keys and the sheriff's
.38 pistol.
ON THE cot, the sheriff had to hold his head
forward to keep from hitting glass case of
riot guns. The big man in the Army shirt
grinned bleakly but you could be sure he
noted that the case was padlocked.
The smaller one fitted key into the barred
door.
Right with you, Carl" he called.
Keep it quiet" Decker ordered
Silently the sheriff called himself every
name in rich vocabulary. 1t was my own
stupid arrogance, he thought. l deserve it.
Tomorrow every paper in the country will
say that Decker walked out of another jail,
that Decker is too smart for the law, that
Decker outsmarted another rube sheriff. If
Evening star., 1950-05-07

make pass at this man with the gun he will
kill me and do it efficiently: these are pros.
I'm whipped. and I'm fool. Tomorrow I'll
resign if I'm not laughed out of town.
He could hear the quick hollow steps as
Decker's confederate passed the front of the
bullpen. Here" Decker called quietly.
lHEN there was curse not quite finished,
thud, and a curious clang, as if furious
prisoner had belted the steel bars with all his
might. The big man guarding the sheriff
whirled to peer after his pal. With joy in his
heart the sheriff leaped from the cot and
clouted him in the back of the head. It drove
the big man through the door and against the
bars of the bullpen. His gun fell inside. but it
made no difference. For the sheriff had moved
nimbly to the gun case and now held sawed
off shotgun like big clumsy pistol.
The case was padlocked, as in any we'll
conducted prison. But the pins were out of
the hinges, so Barney MacAdams could get at
the display of trout flies he made to order.
Back up," the sheriff told the big man.
mo, come out" 1t wasn't going to be neces-
sary to go in after the confederate. He was
coming out. Tony Lessons, with the sheriff's
.38 in his belt, had his feet, Sam Spodle had
the arms The head bobbed Imply. Tony
and Sam dumped the unconscious man on the
cot "You all right, Sheriff." Tony asked
Continued on page Is
Evening star., 1950-05-07
7 ON "

outer Office, the big barred door changing shut
behind him. Sitting in the swivel chair which
was the only chair in town large enough for
him, he took police .38 from the center
drawer and laid it handy under the cubby-
holes. He felt little silly about it. 1t was
nine o'clock.
At nine-thirty, punctual as always, Tony
Lessons slipped quietly in the door, proud
little mite of man and as sober as judge.
"Carburetor," he reported. She's running
fine now My brothers out blowing by search
light His wife sent you few cookies"
Maybe it was little illegal to let prisoners
out to save their brothers crops. But GER
tainly it would be discourteous not to eat the
Evening star., 1950-05-07

cookies. Munching one, the sheriff led Tony
on back to his cell, Number on the left.
His six-cell Jail was now full. Across the
bullpen, the occupants of the right-hand cells
were disporting themselves with unusual
solemnity.
Marshall and Barney MacAdams were talk
ing through the bars - about their famous
visitor, probably, because they kept their
voices low Old Fitz lay curled on his cot
reading comic book as if it were Plutarch
in the original Greek.
Again the sheriff took up his post, eating
a cookie whenever he got feeling too solemn.
Normally his fox-faced little deputy, Ed Shull,
would have relieved him at eleven, after the
second show at the Bijou. But Ed was on
vacation.
To tell the truth, the sheriff had been going
home about midnight, leaving the Jail to
look out for itself. His wife worried about
a fire which would destroy the poor prison.
ers in their cages The sheriff had no such
fears; he left the keys under Old Fitz' pillow.
BUT tonight he would sit up. He would
never have put it so grandly, but he was sit
ting up for the honor of all small-town law
enforcement officials, on behalf of all hick
sheriffs like himself, and to prove that the
ordinary processes of law are good enough for
any prisoner, however celebrated. 1t had be-
gun to rain, gently, and the town was un-
usually quiet.
Old Fitz was asleep and snoring with note
of plaintive surprise. Occasionally a Car
started as somebody left the Owl Lunch on
Main Street, block away. The ten-twenty-
nine went through little late, honking
mighty blast for every crossing. The sheriff
hated to have those Diesel horns replacing
the old-fashioned train-whistle.
1t happened at eleven-fve, exactly. The
sheriff remembered later that he had let
Decker keep his watch, although it wouldn't
have made any difference, since the prisoner
could see the town clock.
Sheriff. Decker's voice was faint but
urgent. Sheriff, please! Will Mr.. Harnish
Evening star., 1950-05-07

Mice Jail you have here" Decker said
pleasantly. He spoke as an expert, and meant
it. 1t was good Jail. Old, of course, and
dingy, and with the smell of disinfectant
which goes with all public buildings. But
clean.
The sheriff's steady customers kept it that
way out of enlightened self-interest; they
spent lot of time here.
'Glad you like il" the sheriff said with no
mockery. do you want another blanket?
1t gets cold here at night
Don't think I'll need it, thanks" Was
there hint of challenge there? You couldn't
tell.
The sheriff went back to his desk in the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-08-26

The past and present will join
hands in celebration Of the Golden
Anniversary of the National Negro
Business League, August 29th
through September LIST, at Tuskegee
Institute, Ala. DT. Emett Scott, Of
Washington, D. c.. will be on hand
as one of the principal speakers.
For many years DR.. Scott was a
travelling companion for Booker T.
Washington during the formative
period of the league. and for 81
years served as the executive Sec
rotary of the organization. w. HI.
Williams, vice-president and secre.
tary of the Security Life Insurance
Company, Jackson, Miss, will rep
resent the present generation OF
tht young Negro business man. He
will give the keynote address. Mrs.
Fannie D. Peck, of Detroit, Mich,
is founder and past president Of
the National Housewives League,
and serving as executive secretary
of the Housewives League is Mrs.
Gertrude Talbot, of Chicago.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-08-26
For SALE
WANTED

A person or a number of people
to form a group to remove inferior
types of people that think
thoughts of hate to the brain of a
strong normal human being. VIII
furnish complete references for
strength of character, success in
profession, Charles b. Jackson, 1852
NE 9Th st. Phone S2-05S9
Sept23
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-08-26
FOR RENT

5-ROOM HOUSE In Liberty
City. Furnished or unfurnished.
Call 7-6053.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-08-26
HOUSE FOR RENT

Large 5-Room House for rent in
Brown Subdivision for adults at
27s1 NV 4Sth st. Apply next doof.
Ask for Mrs. Albert.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
iBABooNs MENACE
: AFRICAN TELEPHONES

BAHR Ell GHAZAL, Sudan
tP Running a telephone system
in this wild and remote part of
Africa has its own little prob
lens. Grass fires have been melt
ing the wires on a new line, and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13

10 YEARS AGO


Four Of the five members of
the Key West conchs, baseball
team, were injured travelling to
TT. Lauderdale in an automobile
wreck at 7:30 this morning when
the car in which they were riding
blew a right rear tire and turn
ed over several times on the
shoulder of the Overseas High
way, approximately one mile
from BonefisF Key. The injured
men are Julius Villareal, %, Sl9
Elizabeth street, who suffered a
deep abrasion on the left hand;
Julio Barcelo. "a, 1880 United
street, dislocated finger Of left
hand and abrasions; Cyril Griffin,
Knowles Lane, contusions on the
back Of his neck and chest; A.
Farris, service man, Key West
Naval Station, decorations Of
head and legs, and now under
observation at the Marine Hos
pital for injuries to his neck.
y \ X
Claimed to be the largest sail
fish caught this season, a GA
pound, seven-an -one-haIf foot
beauty was landed by George F..
Barton of Montour Falls, N. Y,
yesterday while on trip with
Captain Weatherford of the
Lucky Strike.
y \ \
A tract Of land fronting on the
highway at Marathon was pur-
chased this week by G. II. Meade,
of Wheeling, w. Va, from Nor
berg Thompson and A. Maitland
Adams, for $500, and an addi-
tional tract Of land was pur-
chased from the same owners by
George Vogstad, at price Of
$3.50
4 4 4
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph;
Many life of the party is d
washout a. home"
y \ \
20 YEARS AGO
Two Key Westers, presumably
King GornGz and companion,
have been rescued from dere-
lict launch in the Gulf and taken
to Cuba by the steamer Por-
treath.
y y y
Claribel Contreras and Robert
Dopp, who were successful in
winning = contest put on for
making trip to Washington as
guests of Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen
for the purpose Of familiarizing
themselves with the workings of
the various government depart
. mehts, will leave this evening on
the 6 O'clock train.
\ \
Announcement has been made
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13

balloons have been stealing the
butterfly nuts securing the insu-
lator arms to the poles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13

Should a rainstorm give your
shoes a drenching, dry them at
room temperature--never near a
radiator or fire!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
KEY WEST NEWS
OF Days Gone BY
- Taken From
u The Files Of
~ BtHs The Key Vest
JW Daily Citizen

that a committee of men and wo-
men who are interested in the
city-wide Identification Of Key
West, will meet at 8 o'clock this
evening It the Woman's Club for
the purpose Of organizing garden
club.
4 4 r
The Keep Off The Grass" sign.
on the court house square which
barred use Of bench invitingly
in the shade of tree has been re-
moved
4 4 y
A photograph of the Saddle
Bunches bridge Of the Oversee
Highway will be incorporated in
a 20-yolume set of books about
to be published by J. A. Richards.
Inc, publishers, of New York
City.
y 4 y
The dining room of the Over
sea Hotel which is so well adapt
ed to seating large numbers Of
guests, has been secured for the
benefit bridge party to be given
on Wednesday evening, April 80,
for benefit of St. Mary's Star of
the Sea, Roman Catholic Church,
it was announced today
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13

Brigadier Herbert Roberts,
commanding the southern divi-
sion of the Salvation Army, COM
prising Georgia and Florida, will
visit Key West on Wednesday,
April Is, and will conduct an in
spection of the local corps.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
rs YEARS AGO

Genera! Gerardo Machado,
president elect of Cuba, arrived
in Key West yesterday afternoon
at 400 o'clock on the P. g. o.
steamship Governor Cobb and
left three hours later by train
for Washington, where he is due
to arrive tomorrow. From the
boat, General Machado and
members of his party were taken
in automobiles to San Carlos
Institute, where he was welcom-
cd by urge crowd of Cuban
school children. On his entering
the building, the children sang
the Cuban national anthemn, and
the general and his encourage
stood at attentios until the sing
ing was over.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13

Announcement has been made
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13

Due to the great increase in
business in the county court
house, caused by the unprece-
dented activity in Monroe Coun-
ty real estate, there has been
considerable discussion about
the proposed enlargement of the
building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
Many a life of the party is d
washout a. home"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-13
20 YEARS AGO

Two Key Westers, presumably
King Gomez and a companion,
have been rescued from a dere-
lict launch in the Gulf and taken
to Cuba by the steamer Por-
treath.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

PVT. PARTY will pay cash to pvt.
SsI1 esner oT for oggSSesd oggSSesd clean 1e41 car.
PREWAR CARS, top prices. TOWN
g. COUNTRY MOTORS. 1888 Wis.
CHEvRoLETs WANTED -le41 to
and see WARREN SANDERS 20lO
roNTIACs wANTED&1szi to 1855;
MARREH VAR ES sANnERs 1SS sS solo q siadense he sse
burg rd. ne. II. 4-43l3
FORDS wANTED-I941 to 1850;
WARREN SANDERS 2010 Bladens-
burg I'd: ne Ii. 4-4313.
models: top prices. TOWN & COUN-
TRY, 1896 WIS. ave. OR. 0100.
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for
late-model low-mileage Buick. Olds
or De Soto: must be clean, must be
bargain. Write full PARTICULARS in
cluding price TO Box 435-E. Star.
FAIR. HoNRsT APPRAlsALs on al
Eskis 8 ffss Is tss. 't'nsf' .'
Want 0fSSi 1SS DAMAGED CARS, 1885
through 1919, any make or model
for wreeking yard. VI, ,tps63.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
REAL ESTATE LOANS

WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reaS. discounts. MR..
QUICK, ST. 5000; eyes,, RA. 341S.
TRUSTS, 1st. End and 3rd; Nd, Va.
D. c.; wk:'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CASH FOR 1st AND end TRUST
NOTES incl. lst trust on acreage:
quick settlement; white or colored;
notes in D. c.. Md and Va. FULTON
r. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV. Di
$3.50 Brokers. attention.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
--BARTow REALTY co. Realtors
MoSEY Si = q On q sEcoND on S1se TRusr-w.
will buy second-trust notes. d. c..
NATIONAL MoRTGAGE 4 iNvEsT.
Nasscmp.Gf MEsksm G9sss 5s5s 1912 N Y ave, a"
MORTGAGE LOANS. 4-4h-5%. Ma
charge for appraisals, MOORE \
SECOND TRUST FUNDS available for
income property at no discount.
a. M; DRAIsNER. 14o4 L st. NV
sECOND TRUSTS BOUGHT. top
prices. Cash today. Call RIA. 22Si
GIL. 1876. day or evening.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates 8 to swear terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALsHE.
NEARBY VIRGfNifA " NV constrnetion INST: HaGs,
and permanent 1st trust loans 20
home owners. McCLAINE PROPER.
TIES. CHI. $500. Il
Evening star., 1950-04-28
GOOD HONEST CARS

Al MARTIN MOTOR SALES, "Your
Direct FACTORY Studebaker Dealer"
Studebaker As Champ. conv., black,
new top, 5 new Wv tires radio
climatizer. cd, spotlisht, red leather
interior, 81 4g5.
studebaker as Commander 4-dr..
cd, climatizer, ] owner; Sl.Spb
Studebaker, ~ Champ. .-dr., cd
climattEer. very clean inside and
out; SI,la5
studebaker a. Champ, 4-dr.: radio
and climatizer, black; nice car;
Sllg6.
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT CARS
Dodge 81 2-dr,, good trans: Slpb
Pontiac 80; many sood mile left;
S34g.
Olds. 4-dr. swell cond; $3.50.
Buick @-dr., still runs; SOS.
StudeGakeT so Regal de luxe 4-dr
equip l1O0 mi; $l,795; new-car
guCrantee.
MARTIN MOTOR SALES, 4pOi
Hampdcn lane. Bethesda. Nd, WI.
100 or WI. 1901. so
Evening star., 1950-04-28
AuIoMosilEs FOR SALE

4 suaIity car; si.6sS' 81 sS ScSs:
more' AUTO WHOLESALERS 55i
sftiaSSfEasiSsSkfR sftiaSSfEasSsSkfR fia47 cAamp,On az sss
Sipdee&ker radio and air -eonditlon-
ine type elimAtiHeT. heater and de-
froStsr, motor thoroughly recently
SSsthA9lse SSs 40 pOn sn,, e, .s' ps,ss .s Eel
Thres-day driving trial S-dss var
rAnu. SAVE by low rate bank A.
naneins. Ike D, HuTLKR, INC.
ligl .lst 81 nv. DI, Oll0
STCDERAkER ~ sedan. SSet. Sat
WzoLksRtkss. i.i YSsff ff'iRssl Bisa.nsSpTs Asl1
sfupERAKER ls47 cemmSns.r
t-dr, and h, ,Eray; 81 .Ss7, NIL
Nash,'s o'dts, Ford Dealer, Ma.
srrDEBAKER al sedan. xssa. sa4
down. Small weekly paymtS. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. i7Sl RlAdenSsSrs
sTJDERAKER Ia47 commanSer ssd
Studeeaker radio and Air-eonditton-
inE type oiimatiEer heater and de-
tes tTestsI; seat covers En,oy Batlsrs
this bonded beauty: 81 ,leS, But
ley Bonded" Three-eay .driyins
trisl: j-5sy warranty. Save By low
rass eank nnancinE. LEE u.
BBprddER INC iici sist St nv.
STUpEBAKER II sedan. ssa4, sat
down: Small weekly pAymtS. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1891 Biaasn$l,qrs
sTUDEBAKER ie4s Champion 4.Sr.;
oNsrarive, radio. heater. ll.ooo &C.
tuai miles. This car same aS brand.
new in every way, Must be seen TO
be appreciated, take 1t to your own
AL 10
81, 49S. cash. trade or terms. BILL
MOTORS, Solo Wisconsin. NO.
sTUDEBAKER ls47 cdr. and 4ssr,
saSlp s., SaSS ga SAS down, MEr-
R0rqLITAN sSa R7iT.L s,rls MOTORS N. Y. ave
SrUDEBAKER la4s cow epe.:
equip, Sl.49S: SqS down. METRO
PoLrTAN MOTORS. N, Y. ave. and
, B1,s;assnsours rd. -
equipped. 4 quality psea car SGas Saa4 SSPs; sis;
down. Small weekly PAYMENTS why
pay mere AUTO WHOLESALERS.
wILLYs station waEOn 1880; heater.
81, $500, collie MOTOR q TRAIL
wIiLYs vi rs AS J..ps,.r eouv. Css eSsp..
equipped. quality car; Saa4. lS0
Sss Ssyn s%; ATfo fsfe1' %SaoEsRsy SiSHEiRss May
1871 BladensburS I'd. 40
WILLfS As JeepSter conv eouns
equipped A quality car; Spa4. $50
down. Small weekly payments Why
pay more2 AUTO WHOLESALERS,
7aI Blsdensburg I'd so
W1LLfS 1910 sedan; SIS or best
oner Cali JU. 1881. as
fRkfECT As; English Ford: black:
S6a7 HILL & TIbBTTTS, lllA Yer
mont ave. NV. Wash. = Oldest Ford
Dealer, Ma pSSO
Evening star., 1950-04-28
AUTO TRUCKS FOX SALE

livery; equipped; s7s4, $50 down, M
WaoLxEERys WIZ xasEly Iasn sadensS142 ASno
CRANE tG.M.c.), complete with boom
and. towing attachments. In good
mechanical condition. Transmission
and clutch recently overhauled in
our shop; S275. POHANKA SERv-
ss6: sSG7. INC 114o Goth St NV: -a5 5x.
wILLYs 1s4s all-metal sedan de-
livery; equipped; S794, $3.50 down,
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
FRUEHAUF semitrailer, 3O-ft. freight
van. air brakes. excel. rubber, size
1,000x20; $1,000. Greenbelt 1852
DODGE ~ pickup; just been recon
gslfass DeT{sft No syeFy Fillmore Eas JIM
truck; sss5; fully ifea eauips, s'afe ownsF nHas
very low mileage. MORRIS &
cHpGHES, 5Sl4 Ga; ave. RA. 1922.
semitrailer: 32,6". $4,000; will
finance. MR.. MIcHEHL, AID. 24oo,
REQ xsso 1s47 Z, ls s., van; 2-sDeed. rsss.,
WILLIS 1870 al-meJal SeQan Qe.
livery; equipped; S794, $3.50 down,
small weekly payments AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
DODGE TRACTOR, 1947, three-ton;
good condition.; fifth wheel, saddle
SPECIAL HARDWOOD STAKE BODY.
II it. long. 81 in. wide, AZ in. high,
1A-in. thick floor, painted, mounted.
tax paid; only 1925. S. j. MEEKS
SON. 622 @ st. NV, Wash. D. c.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
SEASHoRE PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-Month or season, at.
tractive country home fronting on
bay near ocean; completely furn.,
accommodates 10. Call 559-R or
write Box 161. Ocean City, Md.
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, completely
rooms and bath. large paneled living
room with fireplace, hardwood floors.
complete attic for a dozen cots If
desired, large screened porch on
three sides: 2-car garage; beautiful
view, excellent beach. For quick sale
price reduced to $500. ]. Z.
Phone Leonardtown 126-F-21. g
SEND FOR our free list of sales and
rentals. FRANK A. ZIRPOLI, Real
Estate, 1907 New Jersey ave, Wild
wood, N. j. Phone wildwood 5-5464.
Evening star., 1950-04-28

PUCH "125" de luxe model; 5000
miles. nearly new, 1919; stored dur
feet. shield and extras. $500. viii
sell for S275 WI. 1928. 56l4
Overlea rd., Sumner. Md. 80
II. ID. 40 MOTORCYCLE, o.h.v., 81"
fully equipped, Sligo 1872 after 12
MOTORCYCLE Harley-Dsvidson
1947 "a, fully equipped; $500 or
best offer. RE. 1929, Mon. through
HEARfIahsY-DAv1DsoN EIafas 40: oririn., Ms
extra chrome. Must sell. -$70O or best
ofier. 1888 N. Gath rd., Arl.. Va.
MOTOR SCOOTER, cushmsn, heavy
duty, recently oyerhauled: new
clutch, spray painted; $3.50. Ov.
6162. so
Evening star., 1950-04-28
TRUCK SALE

CHEVROLET AZ K-ton pickup: low
mileage, excel. cond. Same body
style as 1850 model. Guar. Trade
and terms: S795.
Stohlman Chevrolet
32s9 M st. NV. MI. 1916. -2s
CHEVROLET 1912 1h-ton express;
excel. cond:. passed D. C. inspec-
ton. Already to go to work for you
Terms; S345.
Stohlman Chevrolet
$3.50 M st. NV. MI. 1646. -2s
CHEVROLET AZ sed. delivery. Try
and tell this one-owner truck from
a new one. Guar; $795.
StOhlman Chevrolet
3289 NJ st. NV. MI. 1646. -2s
FORD AZ 1h-ton stake; practically
new tires; excel; motor. body and
Stohlman Chevrolet
3289 N st. NV. MI. 1646. -as
WILLYS AS panel delivery; show
room condition; ideal for florist,
druggist, etc. Guar. terms; S795.
StOhlman Chevrolet
3289 M st. NV, MI. l646. -2S
Evening star., 1950-04-28
SUMMER HOMES

ARE YOU LOOKING for q weekend
mountain retreat, SO miles from
cabin, frepls., good spring, SO acres
wonderful timber worth q couple of
thousand. Suggest doing repairs
yourself. Price. $500. Box 6O-E,
Star, or call HO. 6S0S, 40
Evening star., 1950-04-28
TRUCKS

TRUCKS
Dumps, tractors, pickups. flaps; you
get satisfaction here or your money
back: also immediate delivery on
new GMC pickups, panels. 1K2-ton
and 2-ton chassis, all with the
GMC "vorkhorse" truck engine.
Island ave. ne, MI. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
WATERFRONT PROP WANTEI

A DIPLOMATIC FAMILY wants to
rent a country house on waterfront
with AS bedrms., private beach and
yard; 30-5O miles from Washington,
to & pm. .
WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE two or
three nice lots at Lake jackson;
must be waterfront or close by;
price must be reasonable; please give
lot and block numbers. Box 395-Y,
Star
Evening star., 1950-04-28
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

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Evening star., 1950-04-28
"KENTMORR"
BAY FRONT LOTS
SAUNDERS POINT BEACH

II MILES FROM WASH.
The newest and finest Chesapeake
from $500 up. After being open l
year. it has become a proven project
where you can enjoy yourself the
year round. Excellent. safe bathing.
Opposite famous Thomas Point and
Bloody Point lighthouses at the
mouth of South River, and the finest
fishing grounds on the bay. Close to
Annapolis. See the parade of ocean
liners from your front door and nu-
merous sail regattas. Selective peo-
pie who are living in this area are
realizing the full benefit Of relaxing,
restful and healthful living. Club
house facilities available for all.
Drive down and see for yourself.
Starting at 18th and H ne, follow
Benning rd., turning left on Central
ave. (Rt. 214), follow this till you
come to new gravel cutoff and con-
tinue straight thereon to Rt. 253
and follow signs to Saunders Point.
BARSE STONEBRAKER, 1885 K st.
NV, MA. 44S3. Field ONCE, West
River 4102 or 1927. Owner and
developer.