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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-10-31
ARTS, CRAFTS MAN BACK.
 TWO MONTHS TRIP TO
 NATIVE COAST STORES

1 Max Penrod, assistant manager of 1 the Alaska Native Arts and Crafts clearing house, returned Saturday from a two months trip contracting store managers in native villages : along the coast from Point Barrow to Kodiak Island. He reports that the trend is from the novel items that sold immediately after Wol>d War 1T to the more utilitarian items made of ivory.
 Because of the Korean situation, the pieces carved by the King Is- land and Diomede Islanders from fossilized walrus ivory are practi- cally noneXistent. The islanders are not able to go to the Siberian coast to trade for the ivory and now are using baleen (whale bone) mastadon tusks and new walrus ivcry exclusively.
 At Point Barrow, Penrod board ed the North Star, Alaska Native Service supply ship. He left the
 North Star at Seward and spent
 week contracting the store managers
 at Anchorage, Palmer and Seward.
 The supply ship loaded a cargo
 of Reindeer meat at Mekoryuk on
 Nunivak Island for distribution to l the ANS schools at White Mount
 ain. Wrangell and Mt. Edgecumbe.
 The King Islanders who had work
 ed at Nome longshoring this past
 summer were taken back to King
 Island.
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I H E5 F ] A Y s
 EY-- GECRGE F.. SOKC1SKY
THE ROOF OF THE EARTH

Soviet China announces the in-
 vasion of the theocracy of Tibet an isolated country, sparsely set tied and devoted to the Lamaistic form Of Buddhism Only Tibet and
 the Vatican City are owned by
 religions; Tibet by Buddhism, al
 the head of which is the Dalai Lama, the Vatican by the Roman Catholic Church, at the head Of which is the bishop of Rome, the Pope.
 The possession of Tibet by the eominform, through Soviet Russia or Soviet China, which are identi- cal, would give to this Imperialist power a tremendous leverage in Buddhistic countries, which in- clude all the nations of the Indo- Chinese world Already Soviet Russia holds Mongolia and China, two very important Buddhistic areas,
 / Tibet is the highest country in the world, ranging from 12,000 to 24,000 feet toward the clouds. Its height has in the past given it protection against predatory coun- tries, although it has been invaded and conquered. It is surrounded by China and Turkestan, by Kashmir and Ladak, by India, Nepal and Bhutan. Its capital is the Holy City of Lhasa.
 The Tibetans call their country Bod; Tibet is a Europeanized cor ruption of the word which means high Bod It is a cold hard land. difficult for human life Out of 1t
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VEHICLE CENSUS FOR HERR. CIVIL DEFENSE
 pLAN E UNDER WAY

A complete census of all vehicles rail, raod, air and water-with the repair facilities to serve them, is being made by Col. J. P. John son, deputy director in charge of the transportation and evacuation division of Alaska's civil defense organization.
 Falling under this division IS the job of obtaining and providing adequqate transportation, supplies, and equipment where local facillt- ies or supplies are inadequate. The transportation division can not function until the local organ1za- tions have been set up, inventories taken and numbers and classiflca- tions of vehicles are made.
 Progress of the localities in thelr work will determine the rate ot expansion of the transportation dl- vision. But in the beginning, the territorial task is an admins trative one. As the program pro- crosses, however, more coordination of local efforts will be necessary and more guidance and assistance needed.
 Working arrangements with the highway department are to be set up and emergency road repair planned. Plans are to be agreed upon with the police services divls- ion for use and control of high ways (coordinated with the mill tary) and will anticipate evacuation of two or more localities in the same general area.
 At the outbreak of an emergency intensification of efforts are to De made to complete any unfinished plans. It may be necessary because of the military situation to change and revise plans already made.
 Tn the event of war-caused dls- astar. transportation will be need ed for:
 1. Movement of special clvll- defense teams and equipment.
 2. Movement of police.
 8. Movement of rescue teams ana equipment.
 4. Messenger service. ,.
 5. Movement of medical and health teams.
 6. Transport of rescued persons.
 T. Transport of the seriously injured and hospital patients.
 g. Transport of evacuees.
 9. Movement of food and emer- gency supplies, including water.
 10. Movement of emergency labor parties.
 II. Movement of persons or pro- perty under mutual-aid arrange ments.
 l2. Movement of engineering and utility crews.
 lS. Emergency mobile transport reserve.
 IA. Such other special services as transportation may be called upon to perform in civil defense.
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FOR SALE
PHONES 676 and POT

IMMEDIATE occupancy: Rebuilt ouonset. partially furnished, cleo tric range, refrigerator, water heater. Basement. Near St. Ann's hospital. S4,200.
 ONE BEDROOM house with some furniture. 5th Street. Available now View. Priced for quick sale at $2,750
 TWO BEDROOM house near school and Federal bldg. Furnished. Oc- cupancy in two weeks. COMPLETELY furnished two bed- room house near Northern Con- mercial Go. Will sell for cash or trade for good fishing boat. SMALL house off Gastineau Ave. Steel cabinets and plumbing fix lures to be installed. Would make comfortable home at low cost. SEVERAL business opportunities. Details by appointment. BUILDING LOTS in Juneau and on Douglas highway. DOUGLAS:
 NEW LISTING: TWO bedroom house, partially furnished. Con- crete foundation, basement. One block from school. Excellent view. ATTRACTIVE bargains in property on Glacier Highway and Lena's Cove.
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INVITATION TO BID

The Alaska Department of Health announces the Invitation to Bid for furnishing laboratory supplies, F. O. B. Anchorage, Alaska
 Interested bidders may secure bid forms and specifications by calling at Room POI in the Territorial Build ing, or writing P. o. Box 1881, Ju- neau, Alaska.
 Sealed bids in single will be re- ceived until 4:30 pm. November T, 1850, and then publicly opened.
 O. Earl Albrecht, M. D..
 Commissioner of Health. First Publication: Oct. 24, 1850. Last Publication Nov T, 1850.
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INVITATION TO BID

The Alaska Department of Health announces the Invitation to Bid for furnishing a one-half ton panel delivery truck, fob. Seward, Alaska based on the trade-in of two used cars.
 Interested bidders may obtain bid forms and specifications by calling at Room POI in the Territorial Build ing, or by writing to P. O. Box 1881 Juneau, Alaska.
 Sealed bids will be received until 4:30 p.m., November 15, 1950 and then publicly opened c. EARL ALBRIGHT, MD Commissioner of Health First Publication: Oct. 31, 1850. Last Publication: Nov. IA, 1850.
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IDEAS FOR FISHERY , ExpL0RT0RY. WORK
 IN ALASKA WAIVED

Walter Kerknes,. Alaska Depart ment of Fisheries biologist, is leav- ing Wednesday to attend meet ing of the exploratory fishing sec tion of the Fish and Wildlife Ser vice at Ketchikan on November z. He will represent the department at the hearing designed to bring out ideas and suggestions for ex- ploratory work in Alaska for the coming winter. The meetings will be open to interested persons.
 The FWS vessel John N. Cobb will be in Ketchikan and is sched- uled to work southeast Alaska.
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flow tho great rivers of Asia Ill torrents down the mountain passes
 The people of Tibet are of Mon- gclian origin, with racial admix- lures as the borders are reached Their spoken language is close tc the Burmese; their written lang uage is derived from Sanskrit. Their literature is wholly religious
 Tibet is probably the only coun- try where Polyandry is practiced that is. a woman marries a family of brothers. The religion is prim- tive, Monastic Buddhism, called Lamaism, the monks living in vast monasteries in poverty and chas- tity. The government of the coun- try is completely in the hands of the Lamas, among whom the great est is the Dalai Lama the eccles- iastical head, residing in Lhasa; the Panchen Tashi Lama is second in influence and often first in power. He sometimes comes out into the world and engages in politics.
 The Dalai Lama is chosen by metempsychosis. According to this Buddhistic doctrine, life is eternal; there is no death. The life of a heinz is in many forms through interminable ages. The soul of man may move, upon his death, into the body of a higher or a lower being, depending upon his goodness.
 This perhaps is as correct Q statement of Buddhistic natural law tKarma) as any other:
 According to the seed that's
 sown,
 So is the fruit ye reap therefrom.
 Doer of good will gather good,
 Doer of evil evil reaps.
 SOwn is the seed, and thou shalt
 taste
 The fruit thereof"
 So when the Dalai Lama dies, quest is made for a male baby born at precisely that moment, for the soul must find a body, whether of man or beast or insect. Once the Hierarchy among the Lamas de- cides that this particular babe is the one. he is taken to Lhasa, be- comes the Dalai Lama and for good part of his life is, in effect, the prisoner of his guardians
 The possession of the Dalai Lama is, therefore, of great importance politically in the Buddhistic world. among those BuddhistS who adhere to Lamaism. Buddhism seeded itself in Tibet in the Eighth Century as part of social revolu- tion-there was to be no distinc- ten between rich and poor, hum hle and great. However, at the end oi each great reform, the i.ch were rich and the poor were poor, which surprised the Tibetan sages.
 Tibet was conquered by the Mon gols under Kublai Khan, and thus China became the Suzerain over Tibet, an authority now claimed by Soviet China The Ming rulers Of China found it more satisfactory to deal with the Tibetan ecclesiastics than with laymen and thus the authority of the Lamas was con-
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE

SMALL houSes-all one bedroom. None of these are perfect and all require some repairs-at the price, however, they are excep- tionally good buys and for young couples wishing to save they offer a more economical and satisfac- tory form of housing than a small apartment. $1800-an old house with location close to Federal Building. $25C0-a new house requiring some finish work. $26Co-furnished With basement good condition. The location has superb view but is a long climb. Not slide area. $4O00-a good log cabin. Very fine lot.
 Mike Pusich house-a good substan- tial bedroom home-furnished Full basement, electric kitchen. Two lots-garage. DUPLEX-top condition and lJca- tion. Owners apt. one of towns best.
 INVESTMENT PROPERTY-iarg piece Of land with buildings-foT sale at city appraised value. A responsible tenant with bonded lease available that insures i0% return.
 BELLIES CAFE-mail inquiries Box 2324.
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firmed by the great power of China
 In the goth Century, Tibet came within the sphere of influence oi British India, which controlled the best paths toward Lhasa. The situation was complicated by Rus sian intrigue, the Russians, as fal back as 1880, seeking a sphere O. influence in that country, incident ally indicating to Lhasa that the Czar and his family might be con verted to Buddhism!
 AS Russian imperialism expands into Tibet, the peculiar nature of the country and Buddhism in it's Lamaistic form must be described and grasped.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-10-31
Red Shore BaiferV
 Fires Upon US. Ship
(By Associated Press)

Crewmen of the American Presi- dent Lines ship, President Tyler said in Hong Kong today that their ship had been fired on by Con- munist shore batteries when it ap- preached Hong Kong on Sunday One shell was said to have eX- ploded 100 yards from the President Tyler. The story has not yet been verified.
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WAITRESS at Percy's Cafe. 45-t
ANDERSONS GOING SOUTH

MT. and Mrs. c. L. Anderson will leave November 2 for Seattle where Mrs. Anderson will visit while Anderson goes on to Wash ngton, D. c. to give paper before the Alaska Scientific Conference next week. Anderson is Director of the Alaska Department of Fisher ieS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-10-31
GOA CARD PARTY

The Catholic Daughters have an- nouncedI a card party in the Catholic Parish Hall at 8:30 on November l6, Mrs. Ethel Multhy announced today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-10-31
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Application for a marriage H. cense has been made to the U. S. Commissioner by Charles Osborn Barter, a logger, and Eleanor June Hooker. Both are residents of Ju- neau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-10-31
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Pair of natural color per sonality glasses with plastic rim. Please call Home Cafe in Doug
 las. 644-3t
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WANTED

WANTED-to rent or sublet, l or 2 bedroom house or apt. R. J. Prueher, 20 Box 1235. 645-tf PERSON as part time mercantile investigator On a fee basis, for the City of Juneau and surround ing districts. In reply give age, qualifications, phone and address. Reply Daily Alaska Empire C1602.
 641-6t
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HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED wanted for part time work, competent typist with
 accounting experience, good sal ary. Address 20 Box 3081, stat ing qualifications and age. 645-6t
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Bob D!uxmaD-p Phone 691
 Fritz Cove Rd. CT 123 Front St.
FOR SALE

IA STORM windows at $500 each, 1 bed daveno $500. Phone 973 between 5 and 7:30 pm. 646-4t 4-unit apartment house in Douglas
 Apt, available for buyer. $10,500. Call Douglas 132. 644-6t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-10-31

St. Francis Xavier was known as the apostle to the Indies" for his missionary work in the Far East.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-10-31
FROM ANCHORAGE

Ellis w. Morgan of Anchorage is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-10-31

ORDER NOW-Xmas presents and
 cards that are different. Avon Products, attractively pkgd. Elec Xmas Trees. Mrs. A. H. Paulson, Phone Blue 657. 644- St
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ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom house, furnished, garage, basement, close to school, nice neighborhood. Red
 440. 641-3t
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30 it. TROLLER (31A34 resonable
 as owner about drafted. Call 911 for appointment between 8 and 5 pm. 642-3t
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electric range, GU. it..
 Norge refrigerator, Speed Queen wash machine, all in excellent condition. Bargain prices. Inquire third house south of ski trail on
 Douglas Road. 644-3t
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DAVENO set 2 pc. $100. Bed com
 plete $40. Heater portable $5. See at Lee Smith, near Airport. 642-6t
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OIL burning range, good condition, $45.00. Inquire The Snap Shoppe.
 641-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-10-31

.45 Ford cab chassis, '46 Dodge pan- el, AT Dodge panel. Phone TOY Fosters Transfer. 625-u
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-10-31

WOOD FOR SALE-Cut to order, $9 rick, SIS cord. HicAey's Mkt.
 Auke Bay or see Wayne Small
 wood. 592-3mo.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

CHASE MOTOR c
WIS. ave. OIL. 610O
CHEVROLET 194S f.
nnish. in excel. M
ideal for the fami
AFFORD a new car,
only, 81, ,095. CHEVY
CO., INC. 7725 Wis
Evening star., 1950-11-26
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1947 1h-ton stake; excellent
GMC .ie4s i;ton panel; excellent
s9ndi1l9n !. daie1p 4aoe1 miles iNs 500
Ex EE5xsphif sSaS Supplies. SIS 10th st. NV nsw.'
cakvsoIEr che ROLE 1850 n.ton pickup. MS0 de
lent mechanical condition, driven
only 1000 miles by one owner;
n'25. ToR g.. g. sfSo. sNS, 77sS Wisconsin sS ave
TRUC X FOR SALE. Private owner
2h-ton. Larse van body; New. Not
$500. Cg. 1000. EXT; 4s1. -27
ros1 sSed neser asss vs $780, hei'V es W4 psssg ss
LATE 1s4e DODGE pickup; excellent
rom 1859 a-ten p.s;ks,1yg; % psx sss
6RR.. 6RR. $3.50, s@osSsFd'' Sss6 Wis ave- NV.
FoRp S9rI9;n Is47 R;tSn SS%ot gicE3pD; ssP sss5.
5335 Wis; ave; NV; OR. S093.
FORD l94s F.3 stake; grille guard;
ssS'ss, NSTSR e sSaS SEoi' 5s55 vie. ave-
GMC 1850 la-ton pickup: r. and h.,
5000 miles; guaranteed. $1,200. OV.
CHEVROLET 946 1-ton panel; a bar
gain for only $495; terms. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS, 3010 r. I. ave.
FORD 1871 Iha-ton c.o.E. with 15-ft.
stake body: very f1ne 10-ply tires
all around. Al A,d mech; cond nd .ige-!t4og N9e!4 2
MoTosEss;; o0ss; 1898 R.. I. ave. ne.
1860 WHITE TRACTOR, sleeper cab
and 32-ft. Fruehauf furniture van,
fully equipped, ready for the road
excellent condition. o. A. NORTON,
gO6 Allen rd.. jackson. Mich. Phone
FORD TRUCK 1850 F-B: cabin
chassis; 2,0Q0 miles; $l,20o; gall
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TRAIlERS

FOR or! SAFE, H. ! ;1s4s ,,s Spartan Manor an
GE h.-wh., Frigidaire and Phiigas
stove; AL condition. Phone TIE.
HotsE TRAILER. 1s41 shul.z, M@3 H.
IT.. with porch and bath; excel.
Occupancy; $500. See sva at ieTeaae iss Teme
pie Trailer Village. Alex, cali after
pm Ov. 1911. -2S
1919 SPARTAN Royal Mansion house
5,siler' Tefns' s.th de luxe SO r.; excel. cond;
4a7 FRAZIER 1fih With VII 1hals hish Sides excel,
lent for moving: s75. EN-. 335S.
l94l SHULTZ HOUSE TRAILER, g.
IT.. 7x16-ft. ceiled-in room; new
GE home refgr.. bottled gas range,
essr,a:. asspes: ete:: s5o. all very good cond;
INDIAN; 27.ft.. 3 rms, TANDEM: fine
cond.; $3.50. car or small trailer in
,,tE trade; 1900 Key blvd. Rosslyn. :
It; by 9 IT. with springs and lights;
49, ssl; Paf'n'ea 1MfRlcaNH si1 sH gsatLERe gs41 Ere
formstion, se eali fPa1fa III. sasss $500 For s IN
1912 YAGABOND, 25 IT.. excellent
condition. 81, ,O95; must sell. "
LITTLE FARMS REsTAuRANT 26.
HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn
now has q lge. display Of both new
and used trailers: very good assort-
ment: clean. used trailers ranging
irors " size s,dG from n j y e 90 r. price!
yrs: Phone TO. Bill.
21-FT. sCHULT. sleeps 4. toilet, bath
ref, porch, fenced lot: 500. OWN.
ER, lot 81. Woodley Hills TT. Ct.
Rt. /, s. Alex. Va.
TRAILER HOUSE - Palace, FULLY
equipped, % #. So. can be col.
reas. Call 81. GAS.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

WINTER PARK, FLA. tnear Orlando
Attractive. roomy ,4-bdrm. house. ::
baths. large porches. garage. vii
rent. furn.; sale unfurn.; centrally
located IN congenial college and resi-;
Dental town. OWNER, WI. 540S.
DAYTONA BEACH-Guest home; ele.
gantly furn.: S15.S50. S1.s50 cash
bal: low rental. Ii. 6-378s. MI
ATTRACTIvELY FURN., large arm
apt. on Colonial dr.. Orlando. Fla.
by mo. or winter season; restricted
D. c. phone, CO. 5219. -26
10-UNIT ocean front court; liy
quarters, $3a, 800. ACME REALTY
FLORIDA - Homes. lots, acreage
groves. business; ideal living condi'
tions. Upper East Coast district
sSSsna ss1nsst values a.ssb. pii Fl. souTHARD. New
FLORIDA RENTALS-Furnishe cot.
tages, G. W. j. Carr, Maine Estate
Safety Harbor. Fla. near Clearwater
st. Petersburg and Tampa. 2s
FOR SALE adjoining lots, 81 IT
and 140 IT. gulf frontage extending
265 IT. to main hwy, choicest res.
idential location on west coast; re.
stricted;. practically impossible tc
SIG. 900 and 500 800. sea walls in.
OWNER, Mo. S' ss4s. s'"' ie'epn0n'
CLEARWATER. FLA, comfortable 1st
floor apt; wide lawn. trees: 1926
season. ia. S034. Il
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FARMS

REMINGTON. VA, log cabin, 5 acres
orchard, we'll; 4 rooms and bath
stone mantel.; $1,000. terms.
Cottage 2lz acres; highway II;
electricity; well; $4,000, terms.
so acres bordering stream; fruit and
outbuildings; dwelling burned; faces
gravel road; $1,000. terms.
Dairy farms, 200 acres; 80 COWS
and heifers. new born; Washing
ton market; silo, equipped dairy;
6-room house. electricity; $4,000,
terms.
ss acres, barn. silo and dairy
equipped and shipping to Washing
ton; s-room dwelling; metal roof
ETC.; 25 cows and heifers; $4,000
terms.
Stock farms: 100 acres. IL acres river
bottom. all tractor land. 80 acres
timber; Groom dwelling with meta
roof. two porches, electric; $1,000
terms.
Building ground. 100 acres. improved
road on either side. electric on bott
roads; well watered: $4,000. Ter
years to pay.
Modern BUNGALOW, basement. bath
electricity; about acres of ground
facing bus line into Washington
$4,000. terms.
b F. PERROW Remington, Va
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GARAGES

FOR RENT-Downtown area, 2-cal
garasge: finished End noor, part o.
small contractor. MR.. BENNETT
Ma. 6341, RE 1865.
FOR RENT-Sl5 month, End COM
mercial. metal garage, 10x20, To-
Gated 201S 9th ST. NV. MR.. AL
BERTS. Elk. 5a21 or ia. 6237.
GARAGE WANTED, OF Mt. Pleasant
carline above Conn. and K. Phone
ST. 5S17 mornings.
VICINITY OF 10th AND Il SITS. NV.
Call DU. 1850, Ext. 405. ere
BRICK GARAGES with concrete frs,
9th and Buchanan sts. NV; 81.
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TIDEWATER SOUTHERN

. MAH Y LAND.
/. SS-acre peninsula, 2.2S1 feet
water front. sandy beach, perfect
harbor, large majestic trees, paved
road. all utilities, Solomons Harbor
area; immediate possession. Ideal
sor sor, xanp camp. subdivision or estate.
2. solomons Harbor area. acre.
paved road, all utilities. perfect hsr-
3. Chesapeake Bay. 3N acres, 10
ro2m, modern home oyerlooking go
pletely furnished. all conveniences;
40 miles D. c.. paved highway; lib
eral mortgage. $4,000.
Many other desirable water fronts.
send your requirements. See sd q
REALrY AGENCY. opposite Court
House. Prince Frederick, Md. Tele-
phone 10s, 93-J or 225-J-1. Open
Sunday. Inspection BY appointment
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|19O-Acre Farm: $500

FO3OVO
holdings OF the first Governor OF
Md; only 35 miles to Washing ton,
D. c.; excellent committing, 2 mi.
to village: comfortable and inter
esting dwelling, rms. and 2 halls.
IS, new eornhouse, Stable stable; p Spring ing
ted streams, lake site reported
gravel pit: ideal retreat-a give
away" at this low price. E. 8. Be-
hannah. STROUT REALTY, Port
Tobacco. Md. Bareain Lists Mailed
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LONG REACH
Restricted Beach COLONY

ReStrlCted Beach Colony
Year around hide-away from the
cares, worries. and uncertainties Of
present-day living, In best environ
roads. central water system. lights
and phone. Long Beach is more
attractive in winter than most
beaches in midsummer. Inspect
now and be convinced. Several
houses ready for immediate occu-
compiete% % range 1T Of pr,ces' eSnSunsi0n tsrms to
suit on either lots or houses.
Drive 8 miles south of Prince
Frederick on the SolomonS Island
rd., turn left at st. Leonard and
follow Long. Beach signs TO once
81. Leonard, ma. Prone Prince
Frederick 30S-J.
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sood body: r. and h; 500" $1,000 miles. miies..
1850 sticker; best buy in town.
S2On; HU. 5000; Ext. 43s.
DODGE AZ 4-dr. custom; owner.
@0sss best Gasehas1 cef 81 sSss fsss e0nd' ss7'
DODGE 1e47 custom sedan: excel.
cond., new tires. low mileage. /
owner: $685. 81. 56is.
DODGE late. 40 Coronet 4-dr.; r.
and h.. clock. Wv. tires, directional
ssnqsE5 s1sa5. eHselisss eE 1855 '0nd' One owners
FAT COUPE. late 1s4s: in excel.
eond.. $500 or best offer; model
A.r 4 rorS, I'd in fair eond., new tires. ss5.
FORD s.SD. Az jssD completely ngs ressns.
HAITIAN AUTO l. RADIO Co. Au.
thorized Austin Dealer, both sides OF
7th St: ct r. NO. 1857. go
FORD 194e custom club coupe; low
esse ess pENfaaoN sSfftsos aoToR sissi slIss itis
Va. XII. $4,000. 'N'' 2S M2S
FORD 1947 super de luxe club cpe,.
l9aded eona Sysleshn ylsh saglpI; dcTUn' SynsE' excl.
@ s@s5 Nichois fasl ave- Is ss. MotSS yos s6sSsSs. sSsS
FORD 1s47 Super de !. "s" sedan: q
real nice, clean car, mech. OK: S695:
terms, or your car may act as down
payment. JU. 7-6313.
FORD model A Tudor sedan: excel
lent condition; $3.50. OW. 4440
any time 90
FORD 1919 custom Fordor; r. and h.,
ferred overseas. just spent S125 on
new paint. brakes, etc: must sell
now: S1,295 or best offer. QW.
SOUS. ~. 20
AUTO WHOLESALERs, 1881 Bia.
densburg rd., IL $4,000. -26
FORD 1887 sta ation wagon; r. and b.,
good motor and tires. Full price,
S495. 1900 Biadensburg I'd. ne
Cau RE. 2S96 any time. -26
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