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Evening star., 1950-11-10

uiar Chinese troops probably were
sent into North Korea by Soviet
officials and their 'Manchurian
puppets"
Mr.. Straight. national chair
man of the committee. pointed out
that "this does not mean that
Mao has lost control of Red
China" He said the 1881 Japa-
nese invasion of Manchuria was
launched without the knowledge
or consent of the Japanese gov
ernment, which was nevertheless
a strong government.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
Iconoy Show Open Today In Odd Fellows Temple

A canary show and an exhibi-
ton of African violets opened to-
day in the Odd Fellows Temple,
419 Seventh street NV, spon-
sored Jointly by the National Ca
pital Canary Club, the American
Border Fancy Canary Club and
Evening star., 1950-11-10
Child Books on Display

Original drawings. book inscrip-
tions and first editions of illus
trated children's books are on dis
play in the Central Public Library,
Eighth and K streets NV. The
exhibit. from the private collec-
ton of DR.. Irwin Kerlan, will re-
main until November 80.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
Art Dealer to Give Talk

Erich Ursell, Washington art
dealer, will speak on Good Design
in Ceramics and Other Crafts" at
8 o'clock tonight in Friendship
House, 619 D street Sc. Mr.. Ur-
sell replaces the scheduled speaker,
Mrs. Paul Smith of the Cleveland
(Ohio) Museum, who will speak
instead on November 81.
Evening star., 1950-11-10

A recent bride, she is the
former Miss Marian Nan
Franke, daughter of Mrs. Ben
5an1tn F. FRANKIE of La Crosse,
Wis. The groom, 1t. (jgJ
Eugene Rasche Schelp, U. S. ~,
is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur P. Schelp of Quincy, III.
The ceremony took place In
The Chapel, United States
NaDal Air Station, Corpus
Christi, Ter.
-HeSsler Photo.
Evening star., 1950-11-10

the Metropolitan African Violet
Club.
The exhibits will be open today.
tomorrow and Sunday from 10
am. to 9 pm. Judging Of all ex-
hibits will start at II am. tomor-
row.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
ZIP COATS
Regular 1895

AlI-wool eobordines in black, green,
wine, toupe and grey in sizes 10 to 8.
Two coots sfor the price Of one because
of the toast warm oII-wooI interIinine
that keeps you we'll protected when the
frost comes and comfortable in mild
weather if you zip it out!
Thrill coots-Fovrth Floor
Evening star., 1950-12-09
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT.

ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT
It's almost unbelievable, the number Of people
we have in mind right who are ready and
willing and able to pay cash for homes, no
M tier the location, no ma tier the price.
no tier the terms. Regula ation TX" is
no stumbling block. In October, tho
month the regulation became effec-
tive, there were, in Washington,
more sales Of property than in
any other month Of the entire
year! Yes---people really
standing in line to buy
your property. And staff
Of sixteen statesmen is prepared
to give you the service and results
to which you're entitled. List your
home now and get the benefit of one Of
the most sensible Of listing plans which
includes Window Photo Display at no added
cost. Don't waste time II mali cnal 2345.
Shannon Luchs Company. 1905 St. Northwest.
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Construction Starts
On 'CountY's Biggest
Co|ored Project

Construction of what may be
the country's biggest luxury ele-
vator apartment building for COL
ored occupancy has just been
started in the District.
The building will have 413 units
and is the latest large-scale prof.
ect insured by the Federal Hous-
ing Administration in this area.
The mortgage is insured for
$3.594,000 by FILA.
The building will be of five
and eight stories and will have
three elevators. It will have a
lobby and will be air conditioned.
Owner is the Rhode Island. Inc,
of which Fred Schnider is presi-
dent and Melvin H. Schlosberg
is secretary-treasurer.
The project will occupy a site
at the northeast corner of Rhode
Island avenue and Thirteenth
street NE. which is leased for 80
years by the developing corpora
ton. The site contains 84,e48
square feet.
Owner of the site is listed in
FHA records as Mrs. Dorothy
Haider. Mrs. Haider identified
(see CONSTRUCTION, Pg. B-3)
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Home Building Drop
Here Continues With
'1,47O Units in October

Home building in the Wash
ington area continued to decline
during October although single
family house production rose to a
higher level than for the same
month last year.
That was reported today by the
Bureau of Labor Statistics, which
said that 1.470 new dwelling units
were begun in October. In con-
trast, builders started 4,520 units
in the same month last year.
OF the October total, 1920 were
single family houses and $50 were
apartments.
In the same month last year,
1000 single family units were
started. plus $500 apartment
units.
For the last four months. the
number of units of all types of
Evening star., 1950-12-09
Movinq-|n Time at Elevator Projects
Tests MettIe Of Apartment Managers

a merry-go-round that ran "a
hours a day for seven days a
week." he said. We've been at
it now for over two months and
things are only now beginning
to slow down to more-nearly
normal"
Mr.. Betor seemed to be a good
man for the job. He answered
dozens of phone calls while we
were talking to him, conferred
with half a dozen workmen. re-
piled to inlfumerable questions
gave innumerable directions, and
came up smiling.
In all the hustle and hustle, Mr..
Betor was unfailingly courteous,
seemed to know just what he
should do, and yet didn't find it
(See LEWIS. Page B-3D
Evening star., 1950-12-09
BY Robert J. Lewis
Reel Esfote Editor Of The Stor

The manager of a big, new
elevator apartment building has
to be a combination teacher
diplomat, administrator. tech
nician and general handyman.
When hundreds of people are
moving in, calm disposition and
a sense of humor help. too, Fol
the manager is the center around
which the entire moving-in proc
eSs sWirls.
He COR she) must be able to
keep hundreds of details in mind,
turn from one thing to another
in rapid succession all day long,
simultaneously supervise a staff
of workmen and deal with hun
dreds of importunate tenants
and yet, at the same time, remain
unfustered. courteous and help
Evening star., 1950-12-09

(See LEWIS. Page B-3D.
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full when a strong -willed new re-
sident demands the impossible
Immediately
We had an idea this kind of
a job was tough, and we wanted
to prove it. So we went to see
Mr.. Betor the other day.
Quebec House Manager.
Mr.. Betor (his full name is
Theodore Leroy Betor, pronounced
bee -tore") is manager of the
new Quebec House. In the last
two months. he has had to cope
with literally thousands of prob
lens involved in the race to put
finishing touches to $50 apart
ments on Quebec street. just east
of Connecticut ave. NV, as al
most that number of tenants
moved in.
"It was like dancing a jig on
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June probably has resulted from
the July curbs on housing credit, "
BIS said.
The full impact of the Oc-
tober II curb on single family
starts. however, may not be felt
for several months because of
the large backlog of commitments
made and applications filed prior
to the effective date of Regula-
ton X"
In the first six months of the
Evening star., 1950-12-09

(See CONSTRUCTION, Pg. B-3)
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houses has suffered a drop from
the corresponding months of the
previous year, BIS figures show.
The agency pointed out that
single family housing started has
been declining at the rate Of about
400 units a month since July. but
in each month of this year, in
Guiding October, the volume has
been higher than for any cor
responding month on record.
Some of the slackening since
Evening star., 1950-12-09

year, 10,450 new single-family
houses were put under construc-
ton.
In the next four months (July
to October), another 1910 units
were begun, inspite of the curbs
on mortgage credit.
Thus, total of 1850 single
family houses have been started
in the first 10 months of the
(See RUu DING Page B-3)
Evening star., 1950-01-19

Gibbs stopped the car. He started
to choke the girl ION an impulse" :"
but she broke away. Before she
was able to run far, he struck
her over the head with a lug
wrench he obtained from the car.
Later he threw the wrench in a
creek.
Covered Body.
Gibbs dragged the body to a
garbage dump and covered it with
leaves. After a trip to the COL
lege campus to get a shovel in
the basement of the college dor
mitory, where he lived with his
wife, Gibbs tried to bury the body,
but found the ground too hard.
That night, he returned to the
scene Of the Staying and dragged
the body under summer cottage.
He took $14 from the girls purse,
later spending the money. He
also took a ring which police
recovered from gas station toilet.
Evening star., 1950-01-19
IF. & N. Student Held
After Confessing He
Killed Stenographer
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. ia
haggard, unshaven student Is held
in the Staying of attractive Marian
Louise Baker today after walking
into the Office of the Franklin and
Marshall College president to
|stammer. I'm your man. I did it"
State Police Capt. Fred Gleason
said Edward Gibbs, 25-year- old
married CT student. signed four
page statement that he choked
and beat the 21-year-old college
stenographer to death January 10
ION an impulse"
No charge has been filed pend
ing Gibbs arraignment today.
Investigation of Miss Bakers
death had produced few clues
since her body was found under
summer cottage 2 miles south
of Lancaster last Saturday.
AS State and local police con-
tinued their probe, the case came
to a dramatic climax yesterday
in the Office of DR.. Theodore Dist
ler. F. and M. president.
Distler Gives Version.
DR.. Distler gave this version of
events:
He was discussing some college
matters with his assistant, Max
Hannum. who also serves as public
relations director.
Suddenly, Gibbs appeared in an
outer office and told Myrtle Doner,
DR.. Distler's secretary, II want to
see those men. They're my
friends"
Mr.. Hannum called out to him,
leone on in"
Obviously under great strain,
Gibbs walked slowly into where
they were sitting and announced,
I'm Eddie Gibbs. Oh, no. You
don't know me. You want me-"
Mr.. Hannum protested he and
DR.. Distler had no desire to see
Gibbs, but the Air Force veteran
insisted, Eyes, you do. I'm your
man. 7 did it,"
After taking to Gibbs for a few
minutes. Mr.. Hannum accom-
panied him across the college cam
pus, walking arm in arm and wav-
ing to other students as though
nothing was afoot.
At Mr.. Hannum's office, Gibbs
was turned over to State police.
Later. Capt. Gleason gave this
account Of the Staying as related
by Gibbs in his statement:
Gibbs, member of a prominent
family in Pitman, N. j., became
acquainted with Miss Baker when
he went to the treasurer's office
in the college to cash his CT
checks.
On January 10, he saw her
waiting for a bus on a Lancaster
street corner and offered her a
ride. She accepted.
They drove to a lonely lane and
Evening star., 1950-01-19

An only child, Gibbs was grad
uated from the Pitman IN. J3
High School in 1943. Principal
Henry Cooper said he was in
telligent but not a good student"
mostly because he would not de
Evening star., 1950-01-19

vote enough time to his. studies.
His father. j. Lester Gibbs,
and two uncles operate a lin
oleum plant in Camden. N. J..
One. uncle, Walter S. Gibbs, is
Mayor Of Pitman.
Evening star., 1950-01-19

Now Mrs. Filbert brings you the freshest,
ssUeetest margarine you ever tasted! It's
feady-to-serve and Miracle Wrapped"
fresher when you buy il # fresher after
1sys in your refrigerator! This brand-new
GoLD-ALUNINUMW WRAP makes the differ.
snee-and only Mrs. Filbert's Golden
Quarters Margarine has it!
It's PURE ALUMuNUM-colored gold! It's
fspor-tight-seals in Mrs. Filbert's fresh,
sweet favor right up to nsealtimel After
meals, protect whats left in this super
sough, parchment-lined wrap. 1t seals out
Evening star., 1950-11-01
TRAlLERS (cont.)

ROYAL 1850 new apt. trailer, with
picture windows; S3,650; terms
STANLEY H. HORNER. INC. 405
Fla. ave. ne. Ii. 3-1203. --6
SPARTAN ROYAL Mansion 40 d.
luxe; 33 it.; refrigerator and bath
Butane; excel. cond. 10. 2-7415. g
FOR SALE 2-wheel luggage trail
er; steel body. built-up sides, canvas
tarpaulin; 1,500-lb. capacity. Phone
WI. 5000. y
WANT LOW-PRICED TRAILERS
Cash waiting. Bring them out.
Trailers bought, sold, stored.
1000 Central Ave. NE, HI. $3.50.
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LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

FALLS CHURCH - One-fourth acre
level lots, partially wooded. Priced
from $1,000 to S2,sOO. 30% cash,
balance on terms. OWNER, GIL.
ARLINGToN-1O Level lots (for
detached houses); sewers in. water
available; near Pentagon Building
$2,250 ca. EDW. BOWERS, RE. 2O29.
$40 DOWN, $40 PER MO- acre.
$685.. 1mmed. poss. 25 min to
D: G: oyer Shirley hwy. OWNER.
LOT. 7ox165 it.. off Silver Hill I'd. ;
reasonable. Call AT. 1897 after 5.
LANHAM PARK-Defense highway,
beautiful homesites, 75'x15O', $3.50.
S100 down-$15 monthly. City
water. schools; bus, electricity. etc.
Sunday. THOMAS F. HALEY
Realtor Hyattsville O107. "a
TWO-THIRDS ACRE, Greenwood, al
Lauham Park. 80 feet front, $50
feet deep, city water. Just off
Defense highway. $4,000. Terms
II desired: T. F. HALEY, Hyatts-
vile 0107. "a
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

;Ss 5stz 'ss:s s5sSss .sSs
rI4hoGrhw Ists 81 HI wis5hsS hS 44dr 4Iee radio, excel
mech. cond.. practically new
tires; $195; Terms. HoYLE MOTOR
SALES. 134S Que st. NV. Du. $500.
PLYMOUTH 1947 special dc luxe
sedan; cleaning black: r. and h.;
spotless interior; fine motor; nearly
new tires; $995. cash. trade or 1885
down; VI. WOLFE M2ToRs. aeaS 18th and
PLYMOUTH 1948 de luxe 4-door:
owner; 500 or best offer. or. 27si.
PLYMOUTH Al sedan; full price
Bladensburg Rd.. Ii. 3-8e0O. "A
ps safe sMs,RIs glaGs to buy your your car"
1000 actual miles, tan finish like
etc; orig. PVT. owner; $1.395. Cali
PLYMOUTH 194S 4-dr.: r. and h.;
black finish; l owner; S1.l96. S395
down; Inspection guaranteed. ROYAL
MOTORS, Chryslsr7 Plymouth. Is
PLYMOUTH 1910 business coupe; r.
mech. cond: $685.: ROYAL MoToRs.
ChryslsTTIIPlymaoouth. TI 10 Kennedy st.
NV. TU. 2439. 3
PLYMOUTH 1941 4-door; black; r.
and n. equipped; new tires; excel.
cond.. $3.50. RE. 6135. -3
PLYMOUTH 194s Spec. de luxe cony.;
saG A. seaLEoEs effE osPf'iay y eoEpss e15fss r.
263 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park. D. c.
PLYMOUTH 1s4e Spec. de luxe 4-ar.;
1850 mi: S1,345. HORNER'S COR
NER; 9Th and Fla. ave. ne. AT.
PLYMOUTH 194e Special de luxe club
coupe; radio and heater; low mile
age; excellent condition; S1,15O.
Wo. 6970. Apt. 506. after 6 pm.
PLYMOUTH 1s4s; 5000; cash or
terms; $500 down; $40 a mo-; A.
door sedan; leather upholstery; orig.
swnsF SpeefTon excel cSnd Snd yarH guaranteed in
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe 4.
DR.. sedan; As mi. 81 ,675. AID. 1868.
Cal bet; and 9 pm.
PONTIAC 194s 4-dr. sedan; r. and
Rheess III Hsdss other turn .Ttr,s sisnaIs ehsSme
!; s MOTOR SALES. S '1Rsnssq. 1873 i4th {
poNTTixc 1s4s streamliner "s"l l a.
dr.; radio, heater, seat covers; this
car has had excellent care; a real
bargain; Ss45, terms. HoYLE MO
TOR TOE SALES. 1345 Que st. NV. DU.
PONTIAC 1s47 4-dr. streamliner: r.
fb1ausbot anG n; defs; oe excellsnt condition
GOLDEN. 2es Carr Carroll 1Ga.na st.. TaEoms a
Park. D. c. GE. 1903. -3
PONTIAC 80 chieftain 2-dr.; radio,
1000 nj; sSS'i7S Or" Or best bsse',stHa. ofssr.
fSSTlae Ssi 1ssS: 1850 chistta,n "s" de Nh luxe
new: only 5000 mi; viii accept
trade; cost S2,550; sale, s2.O5O.
PONTIAC ie41 club coupe; priced to
go in hurry! This smart black pre-
war club coupe will not last long:
sag t. hke only 00t ssas shsn dT.xf PxskwhS < tsn
FORD, ao6l M St. NV. Nj. o1ss,
PONTIAC SssF sce'i 1913 aea s" syn 4.door sedan.
z HyG9s 200 miles miles; Fadio. a.,e: heater:
s9Ho ssGEeTs dovn sacTifes me at s1.soo; only
sTUDEBAKER ~ commandePp P' Star.
lite club coupe: radio. heater, over.
drive: SS95. METROPOLITAN MO
TORS. 1000 Bladensburg I'd. s.
sIUDEbAkER 1888 sedan; privately
owned: clean; had good care; S275.
TIE. 5955.
sTUDEBAKER '4s Champion 2-door
sedan: T., h.. slip covers; Al shape;
one owner; can finance: S795, make
sTUDEBAKER 1915 1-docr Champion; Cham
r, and h.: good cond.; $685. or best
offer. 1907 34th ST.. Brentwood.
UN. O226. "a
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

cabin, chassis, in very good condi-
ton. 5000; must see to appreciate.
See Mr.. FULMER. weekdays between
9-o:30. 1855 Ft. Myer dr.. Rosslyn,
FORD la-ton panel 1947; runs, looks,
drives like a 6-mos.- .-old truck: the
first S595 buys it. KENYON PECK,
INC, 1925 Wilson blvd. CHI. 9OO3.
CHEVROLET 1-ton panel: repainted
and ready to put to work: one OF
the best buys in town for only S295.
Terms. KENYON-PECK, INC, 1896
Wilson blvd. CHI. 9003. .
CHEVROLET 40 sedan delivery, TO-
900 mi, heater and defroster, very
clean, good rubber; special price, 2
days only, S1.045. We also have
several other pickup and paueled
body trucks worthy of your inspec-
ton. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.,
7725 Wis. ave, OIL. 6l0O. GUS
TONER SATISFACTION OUR Ist
CONSIDERATION. 3
DODGE 1947 1h-ton 160-inch wheel
base. 12-ft. platform body; one
owner; Al cond; reduced to S595;
guar. and terms. TRIANGLE MO-
TORS. 1888 r. I. ave. ne. co.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE (cont. J

cheap. SHERIFF MOTOR Co. 900
R. I. ave. ne, MI. 5000 IS
DODGE 1916; 1-ton. panel type
body. special built. good running
condition.: $3.50. Call MI. $3.50 til
8 pm. ask for JOHN r. JORDAN.
5
DODGE 1912 dump; Gar Wood body;
chassis. cab. motor. tires. in fine
condition: ready to put to work; will
sacrifice for S475. Terms KENYON
PECK. INC, 1926 Wilson blvd. CHI.
0nD9 y
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TRAILERS

HEETEK TRAILER SALES. Berwyn,
now has a lge display Of both new
and used trailers; very good assort-
ment; clean, used trailers. ranging
in size from l8 to 33 IT: priced
from $500 to S2,750. terms Q to
yrs. Phone TO Fill
1948 OVERLAND for sale; all alumni
mum, % IT.; fully equipped; private
owner; cash II possible. Fairfax
Il
AMERICAN '4S 27-ft. Tandem wheels;
like new: mod. equipment; new avn
ings; no dealers. S2.295. Woodley
Hills Trailer Park. Lot 81. MAR
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

DOCTOR Residence and ONCE in
remodel to suit tenant. Inquire MA.
FURS. oFF1cE-wnl share with acct.
or lawyer: S25 mo. F st. mr.. Hecht's.
RE. 23I3; eyes, ia: 1852.
lawyer only. Barr Bldg, 91o 18th
OFFICES FOR RENT. suitable for
doctor, dentist. real estate, beauty
shop. lawyer, etc. 1915 Ga. ave.
rAkT1SILys FTkN. ggt: a once; Ice 2e.h s12
MobERN. H RI NEW A1R.coND1T1oNED
bldg. 2.4o0 So. IT. on 2 floors; rear
parking; on Union Station Plaza
oWMnR ySlaSle On RoI lesss ssec April l.; So
ALLISON BIDG.gofhce Space, 800
location: S a1S ri B. Zee E. Asos e. geo obs
EVANS smLpNs; i. ,42c 3, New n y, xer, ,!,s
ssiIsSss s00Ts Pa n Tsss ss,rT Aes1 E
474 z st. nv. ME 1907
684 So. FIT. Of air-cond1tioned of1ct
esie sfa oce ef hsas sa and d0le e u1n
no parking. problems Of the down
town locatien; rent; $500 EeGo per mo Q
write 4306 Rhode Island ave.
X ST. NEAR 15th-Front rm., large
offlce. Also desk space, DI. 3131o OF
MAR "a fbuuPPaoNr fbuPoNr c1RcLE-spacious 2
room suite. with Law; small, newl!
remodelled once BLDG; unlimited
parking close by. Inspect daily
2144 p ST. NV. GORMAN 2
YOUNG, DE. 4444 "a
1O17 18th ST. N.W.-Convenientl!
located Offices in this modern bldg.
S25 UP. For more information. SCI
Mr. Posner. RIM 301. or call KAY
REALTY CO.. INC, RA. 1900. -;
NEAR 21st AND M SITS. N.W.-Sec.
ond-foor offices; air-conditioned
reasonable rent. LINKINs 20.
18th iii sassj SS6 PA. AVE-. s45 Pa. "a ave
n.w-Bright outside rooms. goot
location; reasonable. Apply 80
st. NV, Room 10. .
p sT. AT 9th, Atlas Bldg. 527 9th
ct. n.w.-Bright rooms. convenien
downtown location; reas. Apply S1(
J st. NV. Room 10. q
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

35 ACRES with bldgs at Sanford City
limits; five truck farms; s.. 500;
will exchange Write for full in
formation. P. o. Box 264. Orlando.
Evening star., 1950-11-01
LOTS g. ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Confinued)

APPROX. 8 ACRES TRACT. 25O-ft
frontage on State road; 25 min. to
d. c., on neW Indianhead hwy;
reas. terms. HI. 1928. -3
CHOICE ACRE LOT, fronting on
country road. with electricity Best
section. nearby MONTGOMERY County.
Only 1895 per acre. Easy terms.
KENSINGTON REALTY CO., LO.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR REM
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

JUNK SHOP AND YARD, 2nd COM
mercial; will lease with option to
buy. Sun. OIL. 5944; weekdays,
ST a716 =5
Evening star., 1950-11-01
AUTOS s TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job; prompt
service: reas.; local or long distance
IA. 1887; after pm. GE. 14l6.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Terms on some cars listed above.
KENNY MOTORS
2150 Bladensburg Rd. NE, Ii. 4-s27o
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FRAZER AT Manhattan: r. and h.,
orerdrive. good tires; $3.50. OWNER,

Sysrdrixs; SW nXs good tires; $3.50. OWNER,
HubsoN ftfi eis4s Super SO" sedan; ra-
dio. heater; perfect 2-tone blue nm
ish. Wv. tires, spotless uphol., ex-
terms. TRIANGLE GoToRs. ST;5ss tSdi5 so1o
,I2;,o r; !; ave. ne. DE: 1904; =
lovely clean uphol.; very fine cond.
throughout; reduced to $795; guar;
terms. 1888 R. 1. ave. ne. TRI-
BASsdE AnsbE M9TGRs 4S s1asr &C. g. oss2 o1,S co,s
faily car ,tsr,Ip teagiIpped; low mileage This
way; Must be seen to be appreci-
ated; 1895, cash. trade or terms.
BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wisconsin
HaYes;oM aye;; NO; iose 5000; n,u,,s,u, .o,,s
ssedan; ssla r.. r; and h.; 500. Call sH.
HupsoN sye'' 1887 rerraplane a. 4.dr.
sedan; usable, If right front brake
drum repaired; making round trip
for saw Or 'G iarm ay idss ss
operation. $40. 61a4 18th T I'd.
No. Arl.. Sat. or after $50 week
HUDSON 1910 "s" 4-dr. sedan: good
running cond.; S14b, Jo. 2-sis5;
HUDSON '4S Super "6" 4-dr. sedan;
fully equipped; $4,000 actual mi;
owner. This car is in unusually fne
cond. throughout. Must be seen to
be appreciated, 81 1875 cash. trade
or terms. BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis
consin ave-. Wo. 5000. .
blue; equipped: better than aver
age; 1896. SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
263 Carroll ST., Takoma Park, D. c.,
GE. 1903. 3 /
KAISER 1949 sedan; equipped; an
outstanding value; S1.295. SCHLEG-
Ell, g. GOLDEN, 263 Carroll St,
Takoma Park, D. c.. GE. 1908. "a
KAISER 1851 de luxe 4-dr. sedant
fully equipped with radio, heater
seat covers, white tires; 5000 miles;
Solar Gold; S1,995. ARCADE POM
TIAc CO, 1437 Irving st. NV,
AID. $500. .
MERCURY AZ beautiful yellow COW.
New black top, spotlite, white tires,
chrome wheel disc, radio and heat
er, leopard skin upholstered thruout.
Can finance thru bank. viii accept
Al car in trade. Only $3.50 or best
offer. DU. 2S3S. %
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All advertisements offesins
automobiles for sole must in-
eluds oetuoI selling price Of cor.
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GARAGES

1929 MASS. AVE. NV. Garage
with single furn, rm over 1t. i
GARAGE wanted for 2 trucks ano
storage; 900 to 1000 50. #; zoned
2nd coml. Call SH 4465. i.
for upholSterer, mechanic or other
profession. Apply 40O3 Gault pl.
ne. ALBEN MARKET. 3
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MASON HTRST
Annandale: Va: Phone FA. 7447.

COLORED-In Benning. Deanwood
Marshall Hgts. and Fairmont Hgts
CHARLES F. A. LONGUS, Broker
1888 Benning I'd. ne, LU. 4-6143
C0LORED-7 miles from D. C. in
acre. $50 down, bal monthly. R,
H, BEST, INC, Realtors-Builders
WI. 1888, or ewes. Mr.. Burklun, WI.
62SS. )
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10-ACRE BUILDING SITES
High elev.. fertile soil, elec., paved
highway, close to bus transp.
schools, stores. ETC.; at Clarksburg
Montg. Co, Md; $500 per acre. {
years to pay. Only few left. 81
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MANOR CLUB ESTATES

A beautiful level wooded lot in Q
section of fine homes. within walking
distance of Manor Club House anC
Golf Course. Water avail. Pur.
chase Of lot includes active member.
ship in Manor Club to qualified pur-
chaser. Price S2,250. Call r. H
BEST, INC, Realtors Builders. WI
3633, or ewes, Mr.. Burklin. WI
6oSS q
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HOMEWOOD

WHERE A LITTLE BUYS A LOT
In beautiful rolling oak woodland,
there is the spot for your home.
You can have half acre with q
wide frontage or as much more land
as you like You can build your
own house with the protection of a
sensible, restrictive covenant. You
will be within minutes of the
Shirley hwy. and within an easy
half hour Of downtown. The average
price is $500 per homesite. Terms,
S100 down and S25 per month. Cali
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