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Evening star., 1950-06-15

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Local 246 of the AFL Milk Drivers
and Dairy Employees Union, had
an II am. appointment with q
National Labor Relations Board
field representative.
That agent. they said. was to
discuss the unions charges OF un-
fair labor practices against six
dairieS where the union claims it
is locked out. The union contends
it is striking only at three dairies.
Ching May Enter Dispute.
There were growing indications
also that Cyrus S. Ching. Federal
Mediation and Cancellation Serv-
ice director. might enter actively
into the picture unless it improves
greatly within a few days.
Regional Director Martin J,
O'Connell and Cancellation Com
missioner Henry G. Baker. jr., who
have been trying to work out q
settlement between the union and
the dairy industry group. gave
Mr.. Ching a detailed verbal re.
port today on the situation.
They said they do not plan to
ask Mr.. Ching to act at this time.
The conference with Mr.. Ching,
they explained. was merely TO
give him complete fill-in on the
situation" at their first oppor-
tunity since the strike started at
1880 am. last Saturday.
All Details Given to Ching.
They not only gave Mr.. Ching
a day-by-day account of the ne
gotiations but also showed him
all the statements. demands and
proposals by both sides.
Mediation efforts thus far have
been on regional level. The Dis
trict is In Region of the Federal
Mediation and Cancellation Serv-
ice. with Mr.. O'Connell in charge
and Mr.. Baker as the chief
trouble shooter in the dispute.
The negotiating session from
7:30 pm. yesterday until 3 am.
today was the first face -to-face"
meeting of the union and industry
negotiators since last Monday.
Have Used Separate Rooms.
Although they have been gath
ering since Saturday in the same
suite at the Wardman Park Hotel.
they have occupied rooms sepa-
rated by larger room where Mr..
Baker and Mr.. O'Connell have set
up a bargaining table"
kilograms and messages con-
tanning charges and counter.
charges as well as requests to
answer specific questions. largely
on the strike or lockout" con-
troversy. have shuttled back and
forth.
Spokesman said early today
that both sides made a real at
tSee MILK, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1950-06-15

sorts The Star
is delivered by
carrier or Is
on s a lie at
n e W S tands.
You can order
The Star mail
ed 10 you any,
where in the
Evening star., 1950-06-15
BY the Asseeioied Press

Democratic tax law drafterS were
reported today, after a surprise
secret huddle, to be in virtual
agreement on a billion dollar plus
excise tax cutting bill that could
avoid a Presidential veto.
The session understood to have
been attended by Democratic
Evening star., 1950-06-15
Read The Star
While on Vocation

Only The Star can keep you
In close touch with the Wash.
ington scene while you are on
Vacation.
At most nearby summer re-
Evening star., 1950-06-15
Two Yonks in q Red Prison
By William c. Smith and
Elmer G. Bender
Edited by John Grevsrl

BY American standards. life is
impossible in Chinese villages.
Nevertheless, some $50 million
Chinese live in villages, where
poverty is one of the facts of
life, and the Big Dream is just
enough to eat.
1t gives funny feeling to hear
those bone-poor, often hungry
Evening star., 1950-06-15

Chinese feel sorry for the people
of America, where the leavings
from a workingmans table would
Evening star., 1950-06-15

Second Of q series Of orticfes by two
United Stotes Navy men who were
prisoners Of the Chinese Reds for i9
months.
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Prospects for Adjournment in August
Brighter. Page Al
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One Small Pittsburgh DOisy Signs with
Union. Pose Al
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MiIkStrikeT Talks
Show Progress;
Resume Today
Union, Doiries Meet
'Foce to Foce' in
Long Night Session

NesotiatorS in the Six-day old
dairy dispute prepared to resume
bargaining talks at pm. today.
A night session that recessed
at am. showed signs Of progress,
they said
Before returning to the confer
ence table, however, officials Of
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Longer Spy Sentences Asked

(See TRUMAN, Page A-2)
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(See PLANE, Page A-2.D
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(see FUND DRIVE. Page A-41
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(See MILK, Page A-3J
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(See LINCOLN, Page A-4.)
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Some cloudines5. high near 80 today. Fair
tonight low about 81. Tomorrow mostly
fair, high near "a. tFull report on Page
Evening star., 1950-05-13
TELEvISIoN HlGHLiGHTs

100, WNBW-American Forum of
the Air: After the Marshall Plan
What?" is discussed by Senators
Edwin c. johnson of Colorado and
Homer E. Capehart Of Indiana, Will
lard L. Thorp. Assistant Secretary of
State for Economic Affairs, and c.
Tyler Wood. assistant administrator
for operations, Ecopomic Co-opera-
tion Administration.
1850. wMAL i T1ollywood Screen
Test: Betty Furress has the guide
role. -
500, WNBW-Saturday Night Re-
vue: Jack Carson is guest emcee.
500, WOIC-Ken Murray: Pat
O'Brien and Louis Armstrong ap-
pear.
900, WTTG-Cavalcad of Stars:
Comedian Jack Pearl, famous for his
Baron Munchausen roles, is guest.
Evening star., 1950-05-13
Bond Set for Man Charged
With Attacking Woman

A Washington Navy veteran
charged with attempting to rape
a 20-year-old District woman was
released yesterday after a habeas
corpus hearing in Prince Georges
County Circuit Court, Upper
Marlboro.
Judge John B. Gray. jr., set
bond at $1,000 for John Campbell
Shaw, 2 %. of the 500 block of A
street NE.
Shaw was arrested last Tues
day by County Detective Wilson
j. Purdy. He was charged with
attempting to rape the woman
May 3 in an automobile near Dis
trict Heights.
Police said Shaw waived pre-
liminary hearing and had been
held without bond for grand jury
action. The habeas corpus pro-
ceedings were filed by Attorney
Robert W. Mccullough.
Evening star., 1950-05-13
Airline Schedule

There are Is scheduled airlines
in the United States. in addition
to hundreds of n-scheduled and
private carriers.
Evening star., 1950-05-13
HighIights Of odoy's Programs
RADIO HIGhLlGHTs

$50, WRC-Spring Concerts: Solo
ist Teresa Stitch Randall sings Err
mani Involami," from Verdi's "Er-
nani";; $50 in Love-" by Cole Porter,
and "Romany Life" from Victor
Herbert's THE Fortune Teller"
700, WRC-You and Miracle:
Ray Milland. Mercedes Mccain
bridge, Dean Jaeger and Selena Roy
al star in a special Cerebral Palsy
Association program. e -
1880, WRC-+Joe Di Maggie Ehow.
t"Old Aches. and Pains" Luke Appling
visits Joe Di Maggie. -.
500, WEAM-Twenty Questions: !:
Singer Johnny Johnston is guest
panelist.
1900 WEAM-Chicago Theater of
the Air: Nancy Carr and Richard
Tucker star in Verdis ia Traviata. F."
1880, WEAM - COP. Report:
Speeches by Republican leaders
from the eleven States President
Truman has passed through.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
Business Anticipates
0utpouring Of Gl
Insurance Cash
sy the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Business
Is trying to divine the extent to
which it will hit the $4,000, ,000, 900
Jackpot which the Government
will disburse during 1850 in the
form of veterans insurance pay
ments. Efforts already have been
made to sound out ex-GI's re-
garding their spending plans, but
it is doubtful whether, up tonow.
bases for reasonably accurate con-
clusions have been obtained.
According to one analysis just
completed by the National Indus
trial Conference Board, the 49,
100000 veterans-who will share
In the insurance dividends to be
paid out during the first half Of
1950-will not, for the most part,
spend in haste. It is said to be
their present intention. at least,
to spend slowly and bank a por-
ton of the money.
Would Lessen Impact.
If sales traceable to the dividend
receipts are spread out over several
months. it is the boards opinion,
there will be little reason to look
for the windfall to have a major
or immediate impact on business.
But. it adds, retail sales benefit
months after such windfalls are
used to build up bank accounts or
are invested in bonds"
Veterans are said to have re-
corded their intention, in a recent
poll, to put CT per cent OF their
dividents in some form OF savings
They also plan to use 80 per cent
presumably of the 81 per cent? to
pay off mortgage. consumer and
other debts. The discharge OF sucn
debts. 1t is pointed out, will make
possible larger purchases through
expanding individual credit.
Reference to the comparable
windfalls of 1947 and 1896 dis
closes that two-fifths of the 1947
bonds were spent in retail stores
within six months, and only one
fourth or less of the 1896 bonus
was similarly spent within the
same time. Conditions varied con-
siderably in both years. Needs
were more urgent in 1947 and
debts were more pressing in 1896.
Television Holds Spotlight.
Evidence at hand, observes the
board, indicates that one-third to
one-half of the dividend will be
spent at stores within six months.
CThe bulk of the checks will be
distributed in three to four
months.)
Past spending patterns lead to
the presumption that home fur
nishings, apparel and general mer-
chandise will feel the most imme-
diate benefit. One recent survey
purported to show that Is per
cent of the veterans will use their
dividends to buy television sets,
and, it is the consensus, hard-line
sales will be spurred more than
soft goods.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
German Farmer, 80,
Slain by Red Guards
BY the Associofed Press

HAMBURG, Germany.-An 30
year-old German farmer was shot
dead by East zone guards on the
British Soviet frontier. He was
in the corner of one of his own
fields, across which the boundary
cut to a depth only sufficient to
contain his body.
Reporting the incident, the
British frontier control inspec-
torate added: '"The Russians later
refused to allow him to be buried
In the British zone. This is only
one of many barbaric incidents
and it is felt that more publicity
should be given, not only in Ger
many but throughout the world
to such conduct"
Evening star., 1950-01-02

about rounding up the goats. The
two men surveyed the island re-
Gently. Mr.. Whitehead observed:
Bad"
But, added Mr.. Clary:
We've got 'em out of worse
places than this
They'll have their chance to-
morrow and Wednesday. If sue
cessful, they plan to round up the
goats, pen them and ship them to
Texas. There Mr.. Roberts and Mr.
Smithwick will supply them for
producing serums and vaccines.
Estimates of the number Of goats
on the island range from $500 to
7,000-maybe more.
How many Mr.. Whitehead and
Evening star., 1950-01-02

|Smithwick of San Saba got wind
of the goat population and made
a deal with the islands owners
for the crop-or whatever num-
ber they could catch.
The owners are Mrs. Jean M.
Schmidlapp of Cincinnati and DR..
Carl Schmidlapp of New York.
Ten or IL years ago they put few
dozen goats on the island to clean
out the underbrush near theE
waterfowl hunting lodge. The
goats nibbled. browsed-and null
tiplied.
So Mr.. Roberts and Mr.. Smith
wick dispatched Mr.. Whitehead
and Mr.. Clary 5000 miles from
Texas to see what they could do
Evening star., 1950-01-02
Dr.. R. 6. Steinmeyer
To Address Rotoriuns

DR.. r. G. Steinmeyer, political
science professor of the Univer-
sity Of Maryland, will address the
College Park Rotary Club at a
dinner meeting at 6:15 pm.
Wednesday in the university din
ing room.
DR.. Steinmeyer, a former presi-
dent OF the group, will talk on
his recent trip through Europe.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. BIS
z

It would spread the insurance
coverage to more persons and in
crease the benefits.
Mr.. Green said in a statement
that repeal of the Taft-Hartley
Act remains the primary legis-
lative objective of the American
Federation of Labor"
However. he said. the Votes
taken on this issue at last years
session of this Congress do not
augur well for success at the Sec
ond session."
"Labor's best hope is for the
election of new Congress.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
2 Texas Cowpunchers to Start
Goat Roundup on Virginia Isle

iof goats-said to be thousands
which frisk about this tiny island
13 miles from Virginia's eastern
shore.
Few Virginians know that Par
ramore has a thriving goat COM
munity. Visitors seldom see them,
for the goats-shy and agile
stay in the thickets and play
bashful whenever any tourists
show up.
But Texas Ranchers Percy Rob-
erts of San Angelo and Lewis
Evening star., 1950-01-02
by the Associated Press

PARRAMORE ISLAND, Va,
Jan. 1.-Two Texas cowpunchers
will take to the saddle tomorrow
morning on this 10-mile dot Of
Virginia in the Atlantic Ocean on
what may be the toughest round
up of their lives.
The Texans-Joe Whitehead
and Cliff Clary-won't be looking
| for cattle this trip.
Instead, they'll be intent on
corralling an uncounted number
Evening star., 1950-01-02
Green Says AFL Seeks
More Social Security
By the Assoeiofed Press

William Green, president OF
AFL. said yesterday that broad
ening of social security provisions
is foremost on labor's list of
measures which no longer can
be considered controversial"
The bill, passed by the House.
is pending in the Senate, where
it is given a good chance to pass.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
London Saloons Revive
Holiday Ale GurIond'
By the Assoeioted Press

LONDON.-Saloons in London
have revived the holiday ALE Gar
land" The custom dates from
Medieval times and was last OBJ
served in 1896.
Each public house hangs out
two hoops Of evergreens, barley
ears and holly berries. Some add
. lantern. Originally the garland
was an establishment to the ale
stake, the sign which used to tell
the official ale-taster that q new
brew was ready for him to savor.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COMFORTABLE COTTAGE In quiet
Severn River community; suitable
son. Call 81. 1859 ewes.
NORTH BEACH--a4-rm, cottage: by
81. 81 sssi! g n':i ss O from rom fsS ilsS snd md
LGk. eai nfiEERN. COTTAGE accommodate mSs
8 persons. ami. pvt pier, near
IeSnagss9sa Lee sdtf..e Nd I'd sSs wf as9 s S.s
wooDIaND Noo sfs BEACH. LAT .'e Clean W. eotssss. ss.
asfsdaRGsaSss aeGern eony eli oaSs asss after rsEa
3Ev. BEAcH-ciean cottage. screened
russ tnd AZ coTTa9sE. sTTH9sEE G eH NIL iss9 Wash. nj
saltwater beach; sleeps 4; ami;
conaN4Hiy sTa5I Nay 81 IT, SstS =,
tage. 4 bedrms.. ami. Call ia.
SUMNER GidS2si atse1 corfAGGcedarhurs. z e;R: on
the bay; sleeps 9; by, wk. or mo-:
CoLoNTAi. BEACH. va.-e-rm. bun
salow. newly decorated; gas range,
ysisSsI't1g Tasts %ons2 or season sssS Rfnt
coI0SiAL slTOSi BEAcH-"EmiIy' family
apts.; LIST and Bryant sts.; superior
accommodations, pvt. beach and
wharf; inspection invited. CH. 1922.
COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-cottages
for rent by week or month: COM
pletely furn.: ref. REQ. vi. 1870
COLONIAL BEACH-6-room house.
mod. bath. refgr.; large lawn: Dem
nison st. next to Baptist Church;
$40 wk. incl. util. Inspect May q
through June IL, or call TIE. 6s26
,anT,I after May 3I5v 3II15v nm ,,,,-s
cottage with stove. Immediately
clean, sleeps 5. EN-. 1892. -27
MASONS BEACH. DEALE, MD.
Lovely two-bedroom waterfront apart
ment, completely furnished; all mod
ern improvements.
THE ERBs, MELBOURNE AVE.
ore
Evening star., 1950-05-26
REAL ESTATE LOANS

TRUSTS, 1st, End and 3rd Md, Va.
.. c.: Ek.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
vGSsr &C., s95 rsIysT n T. aye g .xS NV. RE Isl2.
low rates; s to 5-year terms and
monthly payments. p. J. WALSHE,
INC. LIS Eye st. NV Ma 646S.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts. Mr..
KUICK, ST. 5000: eyes,, RA. 341S.
WE HAVE facilities to handle large
first-trust loans, S500,00O and up
MA1R1cs SarS e NJ lGx sA1omoN atsSes! Co. rasss Res
Estate Loans & Insurance Brokers,
9l7 Barr BLDG. DI. 2l72; -27
-BARToW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
1881 q St: NV Me: 2496
win buy second-trust notes. D. C..
HaTfo5NAi neaTFR5 IA e ys hsasoaa9ls g Essss
NpSs9a Witt ENSES|Tp .s9sssSs stN'3 fsis .S.. s"s1
MORTGAGE LOANS. 4-4h-5S. No
Hill CO, 73S t7th st. NV.
CASH FOR lst AND End TRUST
NOTES incl LIST trust on acreage;
quick settlement: white or colored;
r. GORDON. The Colorado Bldg.
l4th and g sts. NV. DI. $3.50
SECOND TRUSTS BOUGHT, ton
prices. Cash today. Call RA. 22S1
Gil. 1915, day or evening.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
TRAlLERS

TWO TRACTORS and two trailers
Bladensburg I'd. ne. D. c. service
FOR sALE-schult house trailer
res rs4 ~ exee eel aps sSnd size sI4sS Taass ess
er terms. Can BE- seen lot No: g.
BEAT HIGH RENTMown q trailer
Good cond. Best offer. Can be
financed. Inquire after pm, Lot
259. Temple Trailer Village, Alex
HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn
now has q Ice, display Of both new
and used trailers;, very good assort-
ment: clean. used trailers. ranging
In irons size s5S 50T 70 = sstSo T. 80 terms. f OEce
NEW AND USED trailer homes on
display daily, 8 am. to pm; ST.
075 and up; pay on easy terms.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., 4 miles
south of Alex. on Rt. l. Phone 0v.
Want HOUSE rRA1LERs-pay Cash;
bring them out; buyers waiting,
1000 Central ave. Sc, HI. $3.50.
194s zIMMER 2s' with cinder-6lock
oer ia lot 81 uSf Temple rSsleT Sefes Slsss T
1916 27-FT. AMERICAN, with 23-ft.
addition. Must sell; S1,4OO cash.
Lot 17S, Temple Trailer Village,
Alexandria. OV. ALSO. -2S
TRAILER. 24-ft Royal, 1912 model;
new tires; S1,250; easy terms.
ALVIN EPL1NG. UN. 0313. -26
Attention! Attention!
See the new 1850 Concession Trailer,
q fully equipped kitchen on wheels.
$685.. down payment, bal, $63
monthly.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4O30 Wisconsin Ave. NV, WO, 1921
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

1947 sedan delivery;
very good cond. throughout, has
only, been driven 24,Q0O mi, black
6assr flnise IKE nnTC. nsy; only ss4s; CHEVY
FoRD eGe'' Is u = VS.. sioY; Ya-ft. van; m29 ex-
eellent condition throughout. co.
SMALL DUMP BODY for use on ps Dick
up truck; removable when not in
9se; use Hydraulic type dump; SIS. OIL.
DODGE .9I . l94e s-ten 2 dump: 5-speed
Garwood hoist and 3-yard box,
peri. cond, $4,000 mi; S1.I5O.
MARvEx MasS s. i; Fans Gu1MosI' GsS2sb' " a56 &
new truck appearance, low mileage;
priced to sell quickly, 1895. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO. INC. 7725
cMEvkcfEr Mis aSfii OIL 1s44 Sl9o' nton IsE pisEuD
with de luxe cab, and gear SHIFT
on, STERLING column; the fastest
selling truck on the market today;
CHA CHASE MOTOR CO. INC. 7725
%sss. lsta Clean sG9 inside pisdup ssd out 10y
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO, INC,
7725 Wis. ave, OIL. 6100. -27
ChEvKoLET oLET 1942 12-ton stake; ex-
sess9s ssessnt condition; $3.50. Call KE.
FORD 1947 A-ton panel; exception
ally low mileage. very good cond.
real buy. AK. $500. Ext. 652. II
DODGE 1946 acton panel; excep-
PRICED at only S545. VAN MOTOR
SALES. 22O1 L st. NV, ST. 778S.
PLYMOUTH 40 pickup truck; good
motor and body; $275 or $50 cash,
pa pa; SlS mos CROSSToWN MOTORS.
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A SAFER PLACE FOR
YOUR FAMILY

LAKE JACKSON
A. 12-mi. fresh-water lake; 81 miles
your time to -Sn see our Special Offering
Of log cabins at prices and terms
you can afford; from $4,000 to
$1,000; all modern improvements:
lots with lake PRIVILEGES; S295 for
both:, terms. See them now while
sas 97-F-4. Once open weekdays
and Sunday.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
MOTORCYCLES

BsA. See the Golden Flash, $50 &C,
37-h.p. motorcycle that all America
wants: S216 and small monthly pay
ments will buy. Ali sizes and models
BSA available. BLALOCK CYCLE
GO. Sdl7 Ga. ave., Silver Spring
MOTokCYcLE 1s4a Harley-psyidson;
"a fat head, buddy seat and SADDLE
bag. $275. WO. 9670. -2s
CUSHMAN SCOOTER 1913: excelien,
condition: auto trans. Sacrifice. 500
W0. b625. -2S
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BOATS

BEAUTIFUL HOME AFLOAT, s room.
and bath; attractively furnished fol
comfortable living; innerspring mat.
tresses, ample closets, 2 toilets. full
tub, large gas stove, Servel refriger-
ator, etc. Also Chrysler marine en-.
n1iina sinH and all equipment @ Tor crutSing ans
Shown by appointment. Box 45-K,
MAKE ME AN OFFER on my s2-ft
cruiser: fully eauipped. sleeps 4. OIL
Mt: McKenney. TIE. 6o15 or TIE
FIsHING PARTIES. Chesapeake Bay.
For RESERVATION. eaIl cxfT. an
CHROME PLATING-we specialize in
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1elFT. afars fTi nSDRoPLaNEa. iS Rl aolc " SS Sld
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CABIN RUNABoUT, 27h #. long. ~
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USED s5 of ourscxRp sss 81 MSfok sSf sH sAIE@ sGSo
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RENT ouTgoARps BY da, Or ve.l
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JOHNSON % h.p. outboard; perfect
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sIaEock fsE2s rags eSc1s ss.Feen Str 4 slss g.
LIGHTNING CLASS SLOoP, built
194s. used little. stainless rigging
and all extra equip. Just com,
33-FT. CABIN CRUISER, ideal fish
ing or pleasure craft, docked in
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1S Sneh a,r. Al JoTHNsoN TSSs MoroR-. With
lent condition; $50. Wi. s2e2 after
YOU MUST SEE THEM to believe 1t.
Car. tops or decked runabouts, par
TALLY assembled. S65 to $3.50: fin.
ished boats, $3.50 to $500. DE.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
TRAILERS
NEW AND USED

s Used s1se models Els of aS scHUIT ESn nW AMERT1 a
CAN. TRAvELo and HOWARD
house trailers with complete bath.
rooms. etc. .refrigerators. h.-w
heaters. etc. Ask about our low
down payments and financing plan.
VACATION RENTALS
Open o to s weekdays and Sundays
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4030 Wisconsin Ave. NV, wO 1921
Evening star., 1950-05-26
IT'S
CAPE LOCH HAVEN
THIS YEAR

The most beautiful salt waterfront
ington;. .25 easy committing mules
over wide highways, over a mile oi
sandy shores with large shade trees
A place for the family TO vacation
Il months q year. Large sites al
out Central ave-. Route s Si4. 70 8aye 8e
I'd. follow signs to the cape. SMITH
Evening star., 1950-05-26

PREwAR CARss including converti-
ples; top prices. TOWN g. COUNTRY
MOTORS. 5336 Wis. ave. OR. O100
FAIR. HONEST APPRAlSALS Oh all
HskkiESs,sosffifAssc ffss IS tss. 't''Sso :. nv a.
at once. don't wait too
long. get highest cash price now,
bring car to MORRIS g. HUGHES.
7614 Ga. ave-, RA. 1922,
FORD '49 Custom Fordor, equipped.
Must be In excel. cond. Cash. GL.
14Q5. any time. -2S
CONyERTfBLES and other prewal
models; top prices. TOWN & COUN.
TRY, 1898 Wis ave-. OR. O1OO
WANT 100 DAMAGED CARS, 1885
through .1949. any make or model.
for wrecking yard. vi. 9S63.
BUSINESSMAN desires postwar car
or new car with low mileage; All
cash. Gail GE. 977O,
MORE CASn EOR YOUR CAR. new
or used Drive IN. bring your title
18th ano z sts nv Ex $50
PVT. PARTY wants to buy AS or 40
4-dr sedan from original owner;
must be good cQpd.: OW. 1895. -2s
1886 TO f941 MODELS
100 needed for Southern trade: i'm =.
mediate cash. r. l. MOTORS. 1920
Evening star., 1950-05-26
AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

Used AUTO PARTS. all makes. mod.
els; reas;; guar; WARREN's AuT,Sc
block north Of Benningl VI 1858
AUTO PARTS-Buick, La Sale, Lin.
coin, Ford, Chevrolet and most 9th.
ers. Motors. doors, wheels. tires
etc. at lowest prices. KENILWORTE
AUTO CO., 1901 Kenilworth ave.
vi. ALL. 30'
REBUILT ENGINEsLWe have avail.
able for immediate delivery the fol.
lowing factory remanufactured en-.
1SSS-1e47 Ford.
l92S-l947 Chevrolet.
1933-lg48 Plymouth.
1933-194S Dodge.
1936-l94l De Soto.
1871 CAT Chrysler.
We can order Buick. Pontiac. .olds.
%SS bsasl Rs SGs2 GST'ssI snd ssys
engines. Use our time payment
plan. as low as S11 per month Ii
faetory-rsbuilt transmission. MONT.
GOMERY WARD, Alexandria. Va.
AL 1900, AL 6S11
Evening star., 1950-05-26
ATTENTION

Pun sized lots on Chesapeake Bay,
Just beyond the new bridge, S165
and up. You must see them, Dial
&c. 1928. MI. GAG, Ext, 302 or
ST.. $3.50 after 9; for information
and direction. -26