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Evening star., 1950-03-02

II AlI-wooI Dresses in postel colors.
Sizes 10 to l8. Were S22.e5. Now
$l6.s5
AII-wooI Sport Skirts, 7.e5
We're sI0.95
81 Wool Sports Skirts in pIoin-eolor
fobrios, and big or little checks. Sizes
10 to l8.
90 AIl-wooI Skirts in plain coIors, checks,
and tweeds. Sizes 10 to s. Were S7.95
and S8.o5. Now -$5.e5
l4l Skirts and Vests in cotton corduroy
and velveteen, and wool fobrics Solid
ooIors. Sizes 10 to 20. Were $5.o5 to
Sf2.o5.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-03-15
SIMPLE GATE LATCH

c. p. writes: "Here is my idea of
q simple homemade gate latch
H-S1@
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-03-15
Fawsw Mechanics
Handy Farm Ideas
BY I. w. DTCKERSON
REPAIRS LADDER RuNo

9. T. writes: Here is d sketch al
o sazapAe way to repair broken rang
On ladder without the necessity OF
taking tire ladder apart. First saw
sne broken rslng so 1t fits flush iHa-
saese the rails. Then eat two blocks
ssx inches long and as wide as tire
Pass Then bore ho4e i'm each block
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-03-15
REPAIRS LADDfp

large enough for the new rung, drive
the blocks on to the rung, drive the
blocks between the rails at the
proper place, and nail securely 10
the rails. The rung is now as strong
40 when new"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-03-15
Good Business for Dealers

ID MAKES THE BgsY PUMPS FOR FARM
WORK -- INCLUDING suBMERsisEa.
0EEpWEkl AND RAM TYPES.
Evening star., 1950-10-05

exceedingly heavy, totaling 1917
killed, wounded or missing.
In World War II it fought in
531 days of combat, making four
amphibious landings, in North Af-
rica, Sicily. Anzio and in France.
1t suffered more casualties than
any other division, it's toll being
81, 4,224 killed, wounded and miss
ing. It's most costly day was May
%, 1914, when it stopped three
German divisions ordered by Hit
Ter to drive the 3rd into the sea.
On that day it had 995 killed and
wounded but again, as in World
War in France, it eventually
threw the Germans back.
There was 1859 days of uninter-
rupted fighting from the Mediter-
ranean to the Rhine and the
French awarded the division it's
fourragere (braided loop over the
left shoulder) for the Battle of
Colmar.
The 3rd's present commanding
general is Maj. Gen. Robert M.
Soule, vino was a reserve officer
at the University of Wyoming at
Laramie during World War I. He
was commissioned during the war
and served with the Army Expe-
dictionary Force in Siberia. Gen.
Soule has long experience in Asia.
He was assigned to duty in the
Philippines IN 1920.
In World War II, he commanded
Evening star., 1950-10-05
Architect Forfeits 500
For Altering BIueprints

Claude N. Norton, an architect
of the 1900 block of Columbia road
NV, yesterday forfeited $10O COL
lateral on a charge that he vio-
lated building regulations by
altering blueprints.
He agreed to the forfeiture after
a hearing before Assistant Cor
poration Counsel Clark King in
Municipal Court. Mr.. King re-
ported the architect drew plans
for remodeling a fiat in the 14OO
block of Clifton street NV. later
changed them at the order of the
building inspector to comply with
regulations, and still later changed
them back again to the original
design. The fiat was remodeled
according to the illegal plan.
Evening star., 1950-10-05

3rd's fame was won in Europe.
It was organized November 7,
1917, at Camp Greene, N. c., of
Regular Army units and went to
France five months later.
It won it's nickname of the
Rock of the Marne" Division in
it's first major engagement, hold
ing the Germans in their desper-
ate summer drive in 1918 at Cha
teau Thierry. Other units fell back
on both of it's f1anks but the 3rd
held. 1t won a French citation.
The division fought defensive
battle at Champagne Marne and
then took the offensive at Aisne-
Marne, st. Mihiel and Meuse- Ar
gonne.
In World War I it took 2,241
prisoners but it's casualties were
Evening star., 1950-10-05
By the Assoeioted press

The Bird Division, which General
Macarthur now has in the Far
East, has a long and brilliant COM
bat record in two World Wars.
One of its units, the 18th In
fantry Regiment, has served 26
years in China, but most of the
Evening star., 1950-10-05
Marquette Alumni to Dine

Alumni Of Marquette University
will heal the Very Rev. F. j.
O'Donneli, president of the school,
at a dinner at 7 pm. Saturday in
the National Press Club. A recep-
ton will proceed dinner.
Evening star., 1950-10-05

the 188th Glider Infantry. 11th
Airborne Division, through the
difficult Leyte campaign, where
his outfit spearheaded the landing
at Nasugbu, Luzon.
Evening star., 1950-10-05

Don't hoard. The fighting in
Korea has created no food short
age and none is in immediate
prospect. Let's be sensible. Don't
hoard.
Evening star., 1950-05-02
Mortinsburg School urning Out
7 ruined Aircraft Mechanics

night classes for those students
who must hold down regular jobs
while learning to become aircraft
mechanics. When a student com.
ipletes the courses here. he is IL
censed to become a mechanic OF
aircraft worker either at some air
field or with an aircraft company
Many of the graduates have been
employed at the Fairchild plant at
Hagerstown. Md, a few miles
across the Potomac.
Charles H. Bolton, formerly OF
Roanoke, Va, started giving in
structions to a few students at
the local airfield, where he was
employed as a mechanic. Soon de-
mands for training outstrippeo
facilities at the field, and Mr.
Bolton moved to his present 10
cation. Here he has room and IA
cilities to train more than 400 stu
dents.
Evening star., 1950-05-02
BY q stoff Correspondent of The star

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, May
2.-One of the few schools of its
kind In the east is busy turning
out trained mechanics and skilled
aircraft workers for the aircraft
industry.
Located in the outskirts of this
West |irginia city, the school,
operated by the Martinsburg Air
craft Service, Inc, has recently
observed its second anniversary
At present, there are nine in
structors teaching 81 different
phases of aircraft technology to
more than 200 students, most OF
them veterans.
The school. approved by CAA.
is the only aircraft mechanical
school In the seven States under
the Huntington regional Office of
the Veterans Administration.
In addition to its regular day
sessions, the school also holds
Evening star., 1950-05-02
Ramifications Shown
In Wicomico Gamma
By Two New Arrests
by the Assoeiofed Press

SALISBURY, Md, May 2.-The
arrest of two men from neighbor-
ing communities revealed yester-
day that last weeks special gam
bling survey by the Wicomico
County grand jury had ramifica-
tions throughout Maryland's lower
Eastern Shore.
The grand jury returned gaming
indictments against eight persons
after a five-day investigation of
charges made by the Salisbury
Times.
Two of those indicted taken into
custody yesterday were Stacy L.
Lewis, a coin machine dealer at
Cambridge, and Brantley Watkins,
operator of a tourist court south
Of Pocomoke City.
Each Held on $500 Bond.
They were charged with keep
ing, managing and having an in
terest in gaming devices, to wit a
slot machine" in Wicomico Coun-
ty. Each was released on $500
bond.
Four men were arrested and re-
leased on bond soon after the in
dictments were returned last Fri
day. The two others charged have
not yet been taken into custody.
James S. Hastings, one of the
four arrested earlier. was named in
four indictments and posted $2,000l
bond. He is a coin machine dealer.
Frank and Lester Parsons,
partners in a music box business,
and J. Edward Waller. who has a |
confectionery, face one charge
each and posted $500 bond.
Trial Due About May ~.
The cases are expected to come
TO trial about May %.
The jury was called into special |
session last week by Judge Levin
Claude Bailey after the Times
charged that county authorities
had grown lax in the enforcement
Of gambling laws.
The Times also published
story that gamblers had ap-
preached Alexander T. Grier, Re-
publican candidate in today's
municipal elections, with a prom
Use to support him If he would
fire the chief Of police, who has
been militant against bookmaking,
the numbers racket and slot ma
chimes.
Both Oscar Morris. editor of the |
Times, and Mr.. Grier were called |
before the grand jury. The jury
reported q conflict developed in
their testimony and there was no |
basis for an indictment.
Evening star., 1950-05-02
Manor Park Citizens Elect
Cruikshanks as President

Benjamin c. Cruikshanks was
elected president of the Manor
Park Citizens Association last
night at the last meeting Of the
season.
Also elected were John D.
Smoot. first vice president; Mrs.
Carrie r. Seaquist, second vice
president: Mrs. Elsie D. Harsch
recording secretary; Herbert G.
Powell. corresponding secretary;
Harry g. Corcoran, treasurer, and
Mr.. Cruikshanks and Homer j.
Smith. delegates to the Fedora
ton Of Citizens Associations.
The group voted to request that
the Upshur street hospital for tu-
berculosis patients be sold and
that Glenn Dale Sanitarium be
enlarged with the proceeds.
The meeting was held in the
Whittier School, Fifth and Sheri-
dan streets NV, and was con-
Quoted by Homer j. Smith, retir-
ing president.
Evening star., 1950-05-02

Mr.. Glenn has no cash register,
so the robber took the money
from Mr.. Glenn's pockets. police
were told. AS the man left, he
scooped up the radio from the
counter. Mr.. Glenn reported.
Police broadcast q lookout for q
man. about 80. 5 feet s inches tall
and weighing about $50 pounds.
He had brown hair, eombed
straight back and no hat.
Evening star., 1950-05-02
PiceZeoders
First For AN-Arovnd Sovinesl

Nc moer hew yev eek ef H. you're mensy ahsod with csuelss
vsk chsveIsfs ree6efsem naI essovandnsly lew ssss
ene high iEadsn valvs, s sdd Up
me lowest price for ysv Yes from anh chseIs sss
are The price leudsn
Evening star., 1950-05-02
IJopun Gets More Priests

TOKYO R.-The number Of
Catholic priests in Japan has in
creased almost IS per cent since
the end Of the war, according to
figures of the National Catholic
Committee of Japan. 1t lists TAO
priets. three-fourths Of them
foreigners, now in Japan. There
also are more than $500 nuns.
three-quarters of them japanese.
A recent survey showed about
140, 900 Catholics in this country.
Evening star., 1950-05-02
D. {. Police Seek Gunman Who GOT SIS at Radio Shop

Police today were seeking a lone
gunman who held up a small radio
shop at 727l2 Twelfth street NE
and made of with between $75
and 500 and q green table model
radio.
Lawrence Glenn, II. colored. OF
1922 Vernon street NV, CO.
owner of the Northeast Radio Re-
pair Shop. said the man entered
the store about $50 pm. yester-
day and produced q .32-caliber
revolver.
Evening star., 1950-05-02
IRYLoAD LEADERS
Cost less to operate per ton per mile!

They're oil businsss-hsss big rugged Chevrolet from b
a con figure bigger paouds lob
wide Of Usabs the
hard knocks like nothing at all 'hot
difference
on Chevro'ef trucks deliver the goods ehanes
you nave stop and " these new Pl trucks d They're
the finest Chevrolet Trucks
Far oheod with all these Plus lectures
TWO GREAT vAivEH%HAp
Iced
BASE WHEELS h
s.ua."
Evening star., 1950-05-02
Rotury to Hear Tydinos

Senator Tydings. Democrat, of
Maryland, will speak on World
Affairs and National Defense" at
. meeting Of the Rotary Club at
1915 pm. tomorrow In the May
flower Hotel.
Evening star., 1950-05-02

dietary bulk if you follow this advice:
Eat an ounce of crispy Kellogge
ALL-BRAN daily, drink plenty OF
waterl II not completely satisfied after
10 days, return empty carton 70
Kelloeg's, Battle Creek, Mich: Get
DOUBiE YOUR MONEY BACAl
Evening star., 1950-05-02
Now--Wonderful Relief
from Irregularity

~Just can't keep from writing you.
Eating ALL-BRAN every day brought
me complete relief from constipation.
Evening star., 1950-05-02

Medicines had failed
tostraighten me outg'
Mr.. A. S. Beatty, ST.,
Corpersville, Tenn.
One Of many unsolie-
tied letters from ALL
BRAN users. You.
too, may expect to
overcome constipa-
A.. d,,n kn lack of
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VACATION PLACES.

CAMP IN ADIRoNDACKS, upper
Chateaussy Lake-LuxurlouS cot
taSe, 2-Story ,ivlnE room. 4 bed
rooms. y baths; ami: pvt. beach
Available after Aus. for bal, OF
season. S@5u- For picture snd in
formation, call co nSnti ~
GUEST ROOM in private home. West
Beach, near water: Rood transporta-
ton; by week or season: sirls or
couple preferred Box S-M. Star.
FISHING SHACKS on the Shenandna n
River III the valley: beautiful seen
burg. Va.
SPEND YOUR VACATION on water.
front farm swimming. fishing crab
blns, etc: fine accommoGa tons
Write A DURING, r, p. d. 3.
Cambridge. Md
JUNE rs TO JULY I. S3S; delghtfuI
summer home In mountains on
Cacspon River; less than 100 mi
mod. well furn. cool; lge. screened
porches. OK. 22aa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25
REAL ESTATE LOANS

WILL BUY deferred purchase money
second trust. reas, discounts. MR.
QUICK. ST. 1859; ewes. RA. 6+lS
SECOND TRUSTS BOUGHT, tor
prices. Cash today. Call RA. 22si,
FlK s1s AM s sS.i y rEgsI Loans
LOANS on REAL ESTATE, LIST anc
Ice HENRY sALUs, .stsb. 1894
Ma 2Rn ll01 Vermont ave ma
low rates. t 10 sye Sp f terms ss's snG
monthly payments. P. j wALsHE
INC, 1115 Eve st. NV. MA GAGS
MORTGAGE LOANS. 4-4h-5G NJ
s Hn1ffrs cG Tor .ssssu,Iss,,Ssais MOORE \
CASH FOR LIST AND End TRUST
NOTES incl list trust on acreage
quick settlement white or colored
K GORDON, RI TSe 'c colo oa poI RIdr'
l4th and G SITS NV. D1. $3.50
Brokers, attention.
MONEY ON SECOND TRusT-w,
VII buy seeond trust notes, D c.
H neaaTrHS Md q " Rsssona9ls Essss
N MaNfn f9 5sssss 1919 N = ave, n"
TRUSTS. lst, End and srd Nd, Va.
D. C.; wk's service. ADAMS REALTY
CO. a05 n. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. LIST anc
md trust; No red tape. Quick serv-
zee. HENRY SALUS, estab 1924
Ma. 1862. l104 Vermont ave NV
sEGoNL TRUST MONEY AVAIL.
S StsLL Mr., MILLER. ME. l.20
EVES 81. 1901
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
WATERFRONT

cuckolds Greek, near clark's Landing
Beautiful 4h-acre wooded water
front site with small cottage and
large screened-in porch: 3 other fine
lent beach; water. ELECTRICITY. dock.
For quick sale. $500, terms.
Coombs Greek. near Leonardtown-2
excellent sites Of . to 3 acres: deep
water. fine community, fishing and
st. Marys City, estuary of St. Marys
River-LeveL heavily wooded sites
in large oaks and pines: ideal for
summer or permanent home; con-
venient to stores. beaches for bath
ing and grabbing. Only few more
sites left. the smallest LA acres and
st. Thomas Creek. part OF Sotterley
estate-only 2 sites left: 8 beautiful
homes now being built, all sold. An
ideal place for privacy and situated
in community of aristocracy.
II YOU ere interested ae III n. %sts4
we have something which will in
terest you. Now is the time to
make your plans for next year.
Have also an excellent buy for anyone
who is interested in an attractive
bar near Leonardtown. Price has
been reduced to sell:
II you are interested in a summer
cottage at Point Lookout. we have
the ideal place for you: Completely
fireplace in large. paneIed living
room; screened-in pcrehes on 8
sides; hardwd. floors; 2-car garage.
excellent beach. Price has been
reduced recently for Q Quick sale.
j. e. Caps. REALTOR
HOLLYWOOD, Nd
Phons Leonardtovn l2s-F-21
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LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE
I,ANHAM PARK

Just east of Lanham. Nd. tout De-
Tense highway: beautiful lots, wood
ed or clear, as you prefer; in ont
Of the fastest growing communities
in Prince GEORGES County and where
you can still get over acre OF
ideally situated land for $50: large
wooded lots. many with beautiful
old oaks, or clear II you prefer: pure
city water. phone service. fast bus
installed: close 20 schools, churches
etc; many lovely lots to choose
from: rs II. front by $50 #. deep,
only $3.50; convenient terms if de-
sired; come out and look around
Directions: Blsdensourg I'd. TO Peace
Cross, turn right, out Defense hswy
5 miles TO large sign. "Lanham
Park" at ONCE on left side of De-
tense hwy. once open daily and
Sunday. 10 am. till dark. THOMAS
p; HALEY, Resltor. Phone Hyatts-
trfIia
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BOATS

BOAT. 90 #. 9 yrs. old; inboard
over, fully equipped, also has cover;
f.; sleeps 2; excellent condition.
ASSAroG1Iissi. s4-n. T. s. trunk
cabin, sedan cruiser. sleeps 4 or 5
Fishing or cruising, Ask operator
for Gibson Island 81.
FISHING PARTIES. Chesapeake Bay.
Herring Bay, Eastern Bay, Gooses.
T Ell Tsse KING wa can .16S Apr. AN
CABIN cRuisER-c4 IT,: newl,
painted; in tip-top shape, ready for
4th of July cruise; one OF the most
economical boats on bay: cabin
sleeps ., has refsr., sink, toilet:
500 or best OFFER. See at Louis
Wards. Deale, Nd. or call Mr.
KELLEY. Ho. O6a6, Mon. through
AFT. PLYwoop RuNABouT, ex-
cupboard; 5000. WA. 1893. Ais
Goth ST, Mount Rainier, Md.-25
FOR SALE-l2-ft. cupboard speed
boat, good condition; reasonable.
e6-FT. RICHARDSON cabin cruiser;
1888; good cond.; sleeps 4; galley,
toilet; $4,000. NO. 52l2. rs
36-ft CABIN CRUISER-Msh. hull
ROYAL 3: $3.50, siiTo a45s. 20
ELGIN. 7H9-h.p.. l949; run less than
90 hrs: S95. 9-mm. LuEer pistol.
S45 or best offer. 10. 5-0765. ---25
FOR SALE OR TRADE, Old Town
row boat, q months old, 500. Prefer
to trade for larger metal rev boat
ss-FT, CABIN CRUISER; sleeps g;
bottled gas steve; Kermath engine
CHESAPEAKE BAY nshins skin. ga
s sSeIter eabin Gof Tebuit lsss sammsr
Mon Non OF Mr. 4Fs' P BERNARD hon' re- '?fO
lshsrman;, fast; little used, Al
cHEsAipkAkE BAY Built BOAT. "a.
t. long safe. sound, comfortable
and ideal all-around boat: good ma
fine engine; So, $50. Can be inspect
ed at Jerry's Boat Yard. Shady Side.
Nd. Further particulars, West River
So FLOATING HOME, sI.775. .l.c.
and cold run. Eater; radio and oil
zARD Pr. BoATYARp' Ist st, ~
BoAI-Runaeoui. 1s-ft., mahossny
hauled. needs Bendix; 500 cash.
oakwood I'd. and Shore dr.. Wood
14-FT. PLYBOAkD RUNABoUT,
motors up. g 90 h.p.; Anaeostia.
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$40 900 deal with $4,000 in cash
down payment; auto Gear iran;
chises; going business with a record
Of oNE-MILLiON-dolla income
doing the past years net; modern
repair department; ONCE and STOCK
dept. all in one BUILDING; iocs e. st
growing City Of Front Royal, War
rem Co. Virginia: S15,620, Auto
parts and accessories; SOFA; /,
customers notes, secured by titles
S2.162.10, customers acc. receiv-
able; $500, used cars: So ,o4O
machinery and tools; s3,59os; oflc &c;
ice cars. low, contract with dea
with rights of 10 cars per mo-, with
the promise of the company Of more
later on lease on bldg. can be OBJ,
tanned at $500 per month rent. =
Te ioeat IL her ve it BUSINESS IS S"'
Three story building with 10-yeal
s at s75 90 and will accept SIS.
900 cash and give terms on bal.
location in Front Royal, Va. the
fastest CROWNS city IN no vpe1nia brick
mansion; tenant house, cattle. barn;
sheep barn, running water in all
fields. electric; bathrooms ir
residence; radiators through house;
cost sos, 900 ana We Will sell az
$4,000 with $4,000 cash down
payment. balance in TO years:
located in the Valley, near Front
ss Ssys.i ' level farm, with all. grow
ing crops, cattle and machinery,
with 500 appie-tree orchard: s.
room res. 2 barns, 5 miles west Of
Front. Royal, Va; has tenant in
the house now, will remain II
wanted: $4,000.
270 acres of rich cattle grazing land:
running streams through land:
large modern cattle bank barns;
residences on the land take all at
only $4,000: located about Al
miles s.w. of Front Royal, Va.
e-acre tract of large shade trees. with
q SCOTT. well on property ready to
be completed: high location. over
looking Shenandoah River and on
No. ~ East Side hwy, out from
Front Royal, Va; $4,000 cash
CLAUDE L. RUST, 306 s. Royal
ave, Front Royal, Va,
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|
sTIcxwE1 L-wHErI va YAcuT CO.
| Fn- View ara ITssd Boats
/ inAs oe' stseicraf'. VA ho - ann
/ 1a4s "a steelcrstt Fisherman. TWIN
! paeksrds. "a -n-h ~ 500
/ la4p a. Ovens wiShermAn. twin
A''' screw. 0o-vstt phors' = rshinr
chairs. outriaers, nsh VETS
1898 a. wheeler. douhi. rabin p,ek-
.rd ard marine enEin' 81 900
i'" hridss. twin chrv.isrs 81 "sn
ls4s 40 Wheeler snnlcunss ~. ogH
1871 ss' eris crstt D. c., me-. '- =.
,o.o 1901 20: h I engines .1'. o,.u - zoo 20"
iois Ao' owens. resdy TO 60 500
isss a., D. e. Matthew. rybrid...
dual controls. beautiful scr = ~
1927 AZ y,eo 80, oon va, Just spent
IN ~. boat. All equipment new
including enEin. and telsvi.ion,
reelly beautiful boat that
ne4s "a cs sss: ,,s Graf. IT. run.NGst o 4:
1e47 Is' corree. Graft runaSor. 20
/ hp. real huv ~ $50
~ wolverine runsb bout with aa:sr;
1890 81 Peterson Yaeh, twin ce--E
sTTCKNELr- wFYrr 70 YACHT co.
rafavetts 1850.
Baltimore Nd. SUNDAY cell Ttlx. 2sse,
FISHERMAN
Here is = 20-ft. Lapstraks boat built
OF white cedar throughout, New 20
hp. Arnolt marine ensine, COM
pletely overhauled ready 10 30.
Can be seen ~ 170s Good HOPE I'd.
Sc: reasonable.
SEE Mr.. sEIoEL
vTNYARD 1915 double cabin, Aft.
extras; condition new; cost $50. 400:
make offer; owner buying larger
Eco 4e-ft. double cabin. sleeps a:
perfect condition; 1880: make
Annapolis 34-it. sedan. twin ensinss:
all IN excellent condition; SIS abO.
Matthews l946. An-ft sedan. plan ID.
twin engines: $4,000; make offer.
Matthews cruisers.
Kerpnsth marine engines
utnrt's- anTntsry 80 r'hf- boz.
MORTON & LOOSE co.
10 n "; Es ,s.c st. Baltimore l. Nd.
Ie-FT sPEEDBOAT, chryslef eo-he.
engine in good condition.
1888 Wheeler sun lounge, to-ft
eo-ft. skipiaek ssilbost
lS-ft. sailboat; q real bargain.
colt. estbost. aux. sleeps two.
Hartge's Yacht Yard
Galesville. Md.
Phone West River 724i
tcontinNed On Next Pasel :.
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MONEY WANTED

SHORT TIME LIST trust So notes or
new, mod homes; $4,000 and
$4,000; all come due In | yr: some
come due in Il mos. OV. 5000. J
T, MOTION REALTY. INC. 24lh
Mt. Vernon ave. Alex, Va. --25
1000 AT 81 LIST TRUST on 100.
acre farm near Laytonsville, Md
CHARLES G. PALMER. Jr.. 10
9-9a SO. :30-4 weekdays 2Rs
ARE you INTERESTED IN A SOLID
INVESTMENT: $4,000 needed tc
help Finance construction OF store
for AAA credit rated national chain
corporation; 20-yr lease and plans
are completed; good interest OF
share in return. Call ST O3S6, or
JE. 3-94l0. Call only IL familiar
with lge. chain store leases. 20
$1,000 EXPANSION CAPITAL needed
good rate OF interest. II you are
not security para1yzed write Box
BOIL. Star, or call RE. 1922
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25
AVIATION

PIPER CRUIsER-Excel. cond., IL
censed to Oct; bargain at $3.50
IA. 61ss; Ii. $1,000, Ext. $4,000.
1918 JIG. 6S-H.P. PIPER CUE. IL
censed, 1885. Can finance CON-
GREsSIONAL AIRPORT, Rockville.
Nd. Phone OIL. SSSs. -2b
CUB. Cessna, Luscombe. Stinson Gull
Springfield Airport. AL, s342.
ERCOUPE, late 40. converted to SIS
hip. 372 TT 70 SMOH; two-vay
Bendix.. primary group. Met-L-prop
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SUMMER HOMES

BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, Pa. 7s
miles from Washington--2-bed
apartment. Living room, kitchen. di.
uette, ami Furnished for rent b.
week or month Home NO. s43s
Once, Ma. s94S.
COTTAGES-House guests and Sun
day dinners. IS miles, Pa. mts
Swim, FISH. golf. CO. 1898 week.
DAYS only
house on Appal. Trail. Near bus;
S25 week, 5000 season. References
required SH. s913.
siOf FLORIDA ST, Chevy Chase Nd
Center-halI brick; 8 rms, . baths
screened porch and scrsened Sleep
July and Aus; an ideal summer
home. Open for inspection. Q TO g.