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3 Areas Will Discuss
Regional Sewer Plan
Urged by Arlington

Alexandria. Fairfax and Falls
Church will consider an Arlington
County request to unite in a Joint
study of possible regional sewage
and water facilities.
The request is due to come be-
fore the Alexandria City Council
Tuesday night: before the Falls
Church City Council tomorrow
night. and before the Fairfax
County Board of Supervisors De-
cember 6.
Arlington has asked each of the
communities to appoint two men,
bers to an interim committee to
look into possible creation of a
regional sewer and water author
ity. Arlington appointed Robert
w. Cox. member of the County
Board. and B. Alden Lillywhite OF
the county planning commission.
Arlington has suggested that the
other communities also appoint 6
member of their governing bodie.
and planning commission mem.
Der as their representatives on tn,
committee.
To Study Bond Issues.
Among the questions to be con
sidered by the committee is wha
effect recent sewer bond issue
in Arlington and Fairfax nigh
have on any recommended re
glonal plan. Attorney General j
Lindsay Almond of Virginia ha.
ruled that the So million Fairfax
bond issue cannot be used for &
Joint sewage treatment plan, bur
it has been suggested that another
vote could be held if surveys show
a joint proposition would be
cheaper.
Arlington meanwhile is goine
ahead with plans to enlarge its
existing sewage treatment plant
for which a S2,617,00O bond issue
was approved November 7. Mr.
Cox, who proposed the joint sur.
vey. said he expected the commit.
tee could report. however, before
construction of the additional IA
cilities actually begins.
Alternative Methods Suggested.
Several alternative methods oi
sewage disposal have been sug.
gested. Nearby Virginia commu.
mites could pipe sewage under the
Potomac River for treatment al
the District plant or one bis
nearby Virginia plant could bt
built.
The committee is expected tt
recommend which alternative i.
cheaper. and whether a regiona
authority would be the best
method of operating water anc
sewer facilities.
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after three years apprenticeship as
an iron worker. He first worked
in Baltimore and shortly after
came to Washington.
The field he prospered in was
structural iron. There are few
Government buildings construc-
ted since his arrival here that do
not contain the products of the
Gichner Iron Works. And many
of the older ones. such as The
White House, have been strength
ened with the Gichnek product.
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Court
Told Lewis Case
is Challenge
Gambling Arrests
Impugn Integrity,
Defense Contends

A motion to quaSh gambling
charges against William (Snags)
Lewis and 19 other defendants was
taken under advisement yesterday
by three judges who heard the
case described as "a challenge to
the integrity of the State Of
Maryland"
William H. Collins, defense at
torney. told the panel in Prince
Georges County Circuit Court
there is enough to be done in
the District to occupy law enforce
ment officers there without going
into the State of Maryland"
He referred to the fact that
Lewis and the other defendants
were arrested in raid at Bladens-
burg in March, 1949, ordered by
United States Attorney George
Morris Fay of the District, and
carried out by deputy marshals
from the District. Lewis and
some of the defendants were in
dicted by both Maryland and Dis
trict grand jurNs.
"The full intent of this raid was
to suggest that the United States
Attorneys Office and marshals
office in Washington are honest
and no one else is" said Mr..
Collins.
Jury Hung in First Trial.
Frank M. Hall, another defense
attorney. argued that Federal au-
thorities took evidence from the
raid into the District, made what
use OF it as they were allowed to
do. "and now are passing the buck
back to this court-asking you to
pull their chestnuts out of the
fire."
Lewis and 13 defendants face
retrial in the District on gambling
charges that arose from the Bla-
densburg raid. When they first
were tried in the District last De-
cember. the jury was unable to
reach a verdict.
In the motion argued Yesterday.
defense attorneys claimed the
search warrants that resulted in
the arrests were illegal for three
major reasons: an incorrect ad-
dress was given in the warrant as
the gambling headquarters: tie
warrants did not specify the
probable cause" for suspicion. and
that the warrants were issued to
unauthorized persons.
Bowie Speaks of Address.
States Attorney A. Gwynn
Bowie said the fact that the gam
bling establishment was listed as
being in Colmar Manor instead of
Bladensburg did not matter be-
cause there was only one 431O
Forty-sixt street in either COM
munity.
Mr.. Bowie said he did not agree
that all facts leading to issuance
OF a warrant have to be set out
IN the warrant. He said the court
OF appeals in the District already
had decided that the warrants
were issued to authorized persons.
Assistant States Attorney Her.
vey Machen argued that the ap-
peals court in the District had
ruled in effect that the search
I warrants were legal.
Judge Charles c. Marbury, John
B. Gray, jr., and Dudley ". Digges
took the motion under advisement,
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Montgomery Chest Unit
To Hold Jomboree

The Montgomery County Com
munity Chest and Council viii
hold a Red Feather jamboree. al
8 pm. tomorrow at Leland Junior
High School, Chevy Chase.
The. event is open to all Chest
workers and contributors. Awards
will be presented for outstanding
work and cooperation in the cur
rent Chest campaign. An enter
tainment program has been ar
ranged. A
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of his 80th
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs.
Gichner S t 90 d
for aim o S t
three hours in
t h e receiving
line. The ball
room and the
adjoining Chi
n e Sc r m
were filled with
guests.
Mr.. Gichner
came to this
country at 18
from Vienna
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Chest Tries 10 Equal
Record for Last Year
IBy This Weeks Gifts

/ Community Chest leaders hope
their current drive will match last
years contributions this week.
i Chairman Hugh K. Dufheld has
asked solicitors to accomplish this
by Tuesday. 1t means bringing
in more than 100000.
| At last report-last Tuesday
the drives nine units reported a
total of $3,042 900. That is Y pei
cent of the Washington area goal
which is $4.260.0o0.
i Last years campaign stopped
after reaching s3,557.000. Mr.
Duffield has stated that a bigger
amount this year is assured"
Something Else Planned.
Even with that in. the campaign
will continue for at least two more
weeks, however.
Workers have been urged to
approach all prospects and turn
in all reports during the next two
weeks. Subsequently. Iced plan
to do something else-the nature
of which they have not made
public-to try to make the entire
goal. =
If the drive should reach the
goal, it would be the fifth to do
so in the Chests 81 years of cam
paigning here.
Leaders are convinced there still
are tens Of thousands of residents
who haven't made contributions
but can be persuaded to. They
hope to inspire them to give
enough to assure full activity for
the Chests los member agencies
next year. -..
Is Hospitals Included.
The agencies include IS hospi-
tails and such organizations as the
Salvation Army. Boy and Cir
Scouts, YMcA and YWCA, Boy.
Club of Washington, and Trav-
elers Aid Society.
They were short of funds this
year, with the result that leaders
have reported many have beer
unable to serve all those needing
help.
Some solicitors have done very
well this year, however, and bigger
gifts have been coming in, accord.
ing to Mr.. Duffield.
More campaigners will receive
Red Feather oscar" awards Iii.
week. Army Secretary Pace will
present them to workers of tht
Government Unit at its meetine
at 1890 pm. Tuesday at the Hote,
Washington.
Others will be presented at the
Business-Employes I unit lunch.
con, at the Willard Hotel. anc
the Special Solicitation unit
luncheon in the Washington Ho.
tel. Senator Margaret Chase
Smith. Republican. of Maine will
address the latter group.
The Business II unit also will
meet Tuesday at the Willard
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Silver Spring 6. o. a.
Women to Celebrate

The Women's Republican Club
OF Silver Spring will hold vic
tory dinner at $50 pm. Tuesday
at the Stone House Inn, Four
| Corners.
Honored guests will be Mrs.
Leona Rush. reelected to the
General Assembly, and Mrs.
Kathryn Lawlor, new County
Council member. Miss Gilmore
Kinsman is in charge of dinner
reservations.
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Auto Accidents
On Slick Streets
Are Numerous
Nine Are HospitoIized
In Metropolitan Area;
None Is Badly Hurt

Automobiles Drawing the Metro
politan Areas weather glazed
streets piled up in near-record
numbers last night. but no fatal
accidents were reported.
Harried police had difficulty
keeping their reports current be-
cause Of the rapid succession OF
property damage accidents.
Police scout cars investigated
i12 traffic accidents between 3
pm and midnight, but they esti-
mated that there were at least
500 crashes during the daylight
hours and up to midnight.
Before the storm was six hours
old. at least three persons had
been hospitalized in Washington
one Of them a Metropolitan
motorcycle policeman two in
Arlington and four in Alexandria
None was considered in serious
condition.
2 Hurt by Hit-Run Drivers.
Hit-and-run drivers accounted
for two Of the injured.
David Galford, 10, of $40 H
street NE, was standing beside
his car talking with another driver
about minor collision they had
on Shirley Highway near the
Pentagon. A car skidded into him,
injuring both legs. He was taken
to Casualty Hospital.
Albert j. Reid II, colored, of
1861 Kramer street NE, suffered
head injuries when struck by a
car at Gales and Fifteenth street
NE. He was taken to Gallinger
Hospital.
A two-car crash at Braddock
road and West street in Alexan-
dria sent four persons to the hos
pital there. The injured:
Mrs. Helen Schmid, SO, of 19
East Bellefonte avenue, head in
juries: her huSbnad, Hammond
Schmid, 36, minor bruises; Her
man K. Kopp, Sc, Of the Belle
fonte avenue address, bruises and
fractured ribs; his wife. 81, cuts;
Mrs. Elsie Travers. "a, of 208
Hume avenue. cuts, and the
Kopps' niece. Pamela. 4.
Two Fairfax County accidents
sent two more to Arlington Hos
pital. They were: Emily Lillard.
IL, Achsal, Va, who suffered
jaw, injury In crash on Route
211. and Mrs. Mary L. Lord, Is,
of Fort Meade, who received face
cuts when two cars crashed near
Centreville.
In Washington, Motorcycle Po-
liceman James A. Havenner, 80.
of 1417 S street Sc. suffered cuts
and an injured right arm when
his cycle skidded as he crossed
the Eleventh street bridge.
Woman's Nose Broken.
Mrs. Shirley Bethards, 81, of
EO4O 1AdI4OdS dtC11QC NE, Sul1cIC CO
a fractured nose and cuts when
the taxi in which she was riding
figured in a three-car collision on
the Taylor street bridge over the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad tracks.
Police estimated damage to the
three cars at $500. Allan A. Muir
ray, jr.. %, of 1907 Irving street
NE. was driver of the cab in
which Mrs. Bethards was riding.
Driver of the other taxi was
Charles Steele. 80, of $685. Poto-
mac drive, Brookmont, Md, and
the third driver was Frank A.
Reister, 81. of 1922 Porter street
NV.
All passengers escaped injury
when Capital Transit bus
crashed into an iron fence at the
corner Of Thirty-fifth and G
streets NV. The driver was Ell
bert Nellis. 40, of 416 Eleventh
street NE
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Porkine Meters Voted Down

BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va,
Nov. rs (SpeciaD A proposal to
install parking meters in the
downtown section here has been
defeated by 80 vote in the Town
Council.
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Birthday Fete Konors
Fred ). Gichner, 80

The founder of the Fred S..
Gichner Iron Works received last
night at the Mayflower Hotel on
the occasion of the anniversary
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN, brand-new, latest model;
equipped, incl. directionsl signals,
heater and defroster, leather uphol..
Financed by us at lowest down pay
MANHATTAN NAN srF SellSi AuTo 4 0P RAIDS i5Ioe co, o.
Authorized Austin Sales Service
Parts, both sides 9TH st. at R NV.
priced 4-dr. today; equipped; ST.
4SO, 1925 down. JACK PRY, Conn.
BUICK Al Special 27dr.; r. and h.;
defroster; good tires. S495. 5017 N.
payments. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1131 Bladensburg I'd.
BUICK 1947 Roadmaster;. r. and h.;
s6g5 dGT9 RoXAL MoToRs FenSsdI Nc e.
NV. TU. 2439. ~
BUICK 194O spec: 4-dr. sed.: heater;
very clean. good motor and tires;
Panssd re- $751; SO s51 dG"n' Il st. nv nTloed s5s'
Buick 194s super conv.; blue, r., h.,
and other desirable extras; very
clean inside and out; Sl,595;
ACKERs oLDsM0BILE-C -CApILLAC
CO. Tairlington oS Sh0pping gg5n centtre'
BUICK 1941 Super 4-door; black; r.
and h., plastic seat covers; good,
clean car; $500. 6 to pm. GE.
Buick 1912 Super sedan: radio.
heater; fine condition; s695:
BUICK Is sub saper a Il sas ne and se
h; black finish. very low mi; 81 .045:
BUiCK 1913 S-dp.; r. and h., Wv.
tires; like new, mech. perfect, See
this taios car and belieys; at s15a5
MoToRs, sS5Te, 81; 81. 7sS5. ssSs5@0hs'0h' logan Dss
BUICK 1916 Super 4-dr.; w.s.-w.
tires; r. and h.: Al cond.; 1 owner;
S1,O45. OR. 31oo before s pm.
BUICK so sedan: S1,994; will de-
1871 Bladensburg I'd.
CADILLAC 1941 conv cpe.; beauti-
full cond.; radio; Hydra-M Matte; $S95.
ROPER" 18th and R. I. ave, ne.
radio, heater. Hydra Matte plastic
seat covers, tires almost new, spare
never used let black finish, excel.
cond., ST ,595. terms. HOYLE MOTOR
N1A1Iiop lofO <SuG ots A.W. III. COOO.
CADILLAC 1941 Fleetwood; little de
luxe sport sed:, splendid cond., 1895.
ROPER" 18th g. r. I. ave. ne. 26"
CHEVROLET 1910 ,2-dr spec, de
luxe sed.; passed latest D. c. insp.;
very. clean all round; dark green
finish; financed S25 down: total
price. 1895. RE. 1857. SOL H st.
CHEVROLET 194e sedan; $500. ST..
CHEVROLET 194e stylemaster Sedr.
sedan; r. and h.; new tires; good
eond;: $3.50. Call TIE. 1919. 81
CHEVROLET 1882 coupe; $100; runs
like all get-out; good tires, new
battery. FA 81S1.
CHEVROLET, 1898 coupe, fair condi-
ton, good tires; S100. Phone JU.
1892 after $50. -27
CHEVROLET 194S 4-dr. Fleetmaster;
$4,000 miles; clean; all accessories:
Sl,250: cash or terms. RACINE
MOTOR CO.. 5000 N. 10th ST..
Arlington. OW. 5443. -27
CHEVROLET 1916 station wagon:
excel. mech. cond.; r.. h.; very
clean thruout; a buy. SS95: terms.
4404 Rhode Island ave. ne
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

OLDSMOBILE 1946 club coupe, g.
cyl; Hydra-Matic; r. and b.; clean
car; Reserve Ofhcer; S1.095. DU.
$780, Ext 4s4' Call after 2 p. pm
oLDsMoBILE, AT "es" club sedan.
Beautiful 2-tone green; hydramatic,
r. and h., nylon seat covers; excel.
cond. inside and out; new tires all
around; owner; 81 ,495 cash. Must
sell by Aug l: Ii. $1,000. Ext
7-6o23; eves' HU. 5000, Ext. S41.
oLDsMoBILE 1885 2-dr.; r. and h.; :;
goeedd eond.; s135; easy terms: Ii.
oIDsMoiBILE '4e Hydra-Matic club
sedan; 2-tone blue; $S94; will deliver
Tor fr;, Sd79 3. On; i easy wklyy. pymts. AUTO
oIbsMoBfLE iHE fs4a '9 ass5 5BifaeaSautS Rocket de
luxe club sedan; GIN. gray, Wv.
tires, r. and h., Hydr., plastic covers.
Enjoy Rocket perfection; $2,095,
cash, trade or terms. WOLFE MO-
TORS 18th and K SITS. NV, Elk.
OLDSMoBILE 194s s-cyl. club sed.;
r., h. and Hydra-Matic drive; bar
gain. 1915. ACKERS OLDSMOBILE-
CADILLAC CO., .Fairlington Shopping
Centre, Alexandria. Va, oV. oS5O.
oLDsMoBILE 1e47 "7e" club sedan;
Hydra-Matic. radio and heater: top
mechanical condition throughout;
payment. 21 months to pay; 60-day
open eVes tffe til O. coAsrRP rlniPsftlSNq poN
TJIAACC, 407-27 Fla. ave. ne. AT.
oLDs 1a47 "ee"; T. and h., II Hyd.
drive; new-car cond.; S1,295, S435,
down, Guar. ROYAL MOTORS, INC,
6 GnrysisT1Plym9uth' " TI1 SIa9t Is Kennedy st.
oLDs. - hold holiday coupe. "ss': blue
body. black top; very clean; low
mileage; fully equipped; one owner;
Horsins' HOSE Sons5Seres o@ s3oSS e eoo' ca Nr
OLDS. 1910 custom cruiser; HYDRA
Matie M1 eeA drive; orig. owner; $500.
PACKARD 1887 conv. coupe Ss oISsso";
new top, battery and heater; good
tiSss, ssss, $3.50 cash or best offer. sH.
PACKARD 1910 club coupe: So Ss45;
1000 Ca; aye. IA, $500: -27
Ar meeh nsf7 GRP:r eoaa ae t6s5 r sag s8s
NC, c6rysler-Plymonth. Is Ken. Ken:
nsdy St NV. TU. 2439: Pr
er must sell, S429; consider terms
~, ROPER 18th & R. I. ave. ne. 20,
h.. clean interior, good body. excel.
mechanical cond.; S545. JET MO-
TORS. oJSe" Jse" 2726 Nichols ave. Sc,
PLYMOUTH '48 convertible; blue;
S1,194;, will deliver for S195 down;
easy wkly: pymts. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg I'd.
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-dr.; radio, heater.
runs good; cheap transp; sos full
price. HOYLE MOTOR SALES,
1345 Que st. NV. DU. $500. -28
PLYMOUTH 1910 2-dr. sedan; ex-
cepty clean inside: good running
cond. and tires; S495. HU. S1S4.
PLYMOUTH 1941 coupe; S75. Call
before pm. AID. 1858. -2S
PLYMOUTH, AZ sedan; equipped, r.
and h., spotlights. fan, new paint,
good cond.; used short time as taxi;
S235. LU. 3-S142. -27
PLYMOUTH '48 convertible; blue;
S1.194;. will deliver for S195 down;
easy wkly. pymts. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg I'd.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR REM

COTTAGE FOR RENT-Aug. 12
through Sept. 2; suitable for or 8;
fishing, boating, swimming; Chesa-
peake Bay. committing distance; $50
Wek; ami. IA. 5106. IS"
BXCK BAY BEACH-Waterfron cot
tage; restricted; lge. screened porch,
lge. fenced lawn, ami, hot and
cold running water. UN. 0239. As
COLONIAL Emily; family
apts., ultramodern, pvt. wharf and
beach CHI 1922 or CO. 0611. -
COTTAGE FOR RETIRED COUPLE
or sickly person; wonderful place;
yearly lease, $50 mo-, Aug. through
Labor Day; 500 mo. Call MI. 1120.
Available July % to Aug. 5 and
Sept. 2 on. AK. $500, Ext. 2S2.
COLONIAL BEACH-sleeps Q. Gas,
cleo. semibath, shower lge. yard.
Call LU. 4-66S9. -27
BEVERLY BEACH - Accommodations
4 girls, or small families. Week ends,
week or month. Pvt. home. all mod.
improvements. NO. 1862. -27.
NORTH BEACH, ami. cottage; avail
able August 1st. CHI. 0S56. 81
COLONIAL BEACH-Rooms newly
furn., 2 blocks waterfront. AT.
BEVERLY BEACH rms. nicely
furn., Frigidaire, 2 screened porches,
large yard. Cali OR. S343. 81
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GARAGES

1882 14th ST. NV. trear)-Garage
bldg. fog rent, over 500 So. #; ideal
for shop or warehouse; $50 mo.
KAY REALTY CO., INC, RA. 220O.
CAR PORT for sale; portable garage
made of weather proof, f1reproof
tarpaulin over metal frame; $40.
10 S-2599. -27
1 SHOULD LIKE no RENT a gear
limousine, in the s'W. section Of
Washington. Call MR.. PULMER,
ME. 1920. 20
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CAPE LOCH HAVEN
THIS WEAR

The most beautiful salt waterfront
development ever offered near Wash
ington; 25 easy committing miles
over wide highways, over a mile of
sandy shores with large shade trees.
A place for the family to vacation
IL months a year Large sites at
1895 up. Terms II desired. Drive
out Central ave, Route 214, to Mayo
rd., follow signs to the cape. SMITH
BROS, Managers.
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MONTGOMERY County

900 beautiful fertile rolling acres; $50
acres in permanent pasture. 9-rm.
very attrac. .200-yr. old English
brick country home. All completely
rebuilt and moderniZed, nothing to
do but move in. Buildings set back
"a mi. from hard road, lovely drive
way. All electric and telephone
wires are underground. 2 mi. of
board fencing. Lge. stocked lake
fed by spring. Center hall master
bedrms.. l on 1st floor. Very modern
equipped kit. lovely liv. rm. with
firepl., library with firepl.; servants
quarters; a home with, 4 modern
baths, 1 powder rm., full basement;
powerful Crane heating unit; at
tract. 2-car garage. and lovely ter
race. Prop. surrounding lawns,
flower, shrubs. and shade. 3 ar
Gesian sparkling wells. and many
outbuildings all compl. rebuilt,
very attract. tenant houses. guest
house modernized log cabin. 20C
yrs. old. 4 rms, bath, powder rm.
shower, oil heat. 40. stanchton
Wash. dairy barn. lge. bank barn
with 16 stanchions,. also. box stalls,
attractive calf quarters. huge mach
shed and poultry houses. This
attract. property is reas.. priced
JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville. Md e.
r. FAD 2 Silver Spring. Call Ash
ION, Md, 3646. -26
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MOTORCYCLES

CUSHMAN '46; balloon tires, gear
shift, accessories; very good cond. ;
Sl00. FAIRFAX 81 III. -26
PRICES-1949 Triumph. 500 &C.,
twin, bargain at S495; BSA $50 &C.,
late model. low mileage, S295;
trade, terms. BLALOCK CYCLE CO,
Sl17 Ga. ave-. Sill. Spg.. SH. $3.50.
BSA BANTAMS-The most economical
Transportation; l25 miles to the
gallon; full de luxe. with rear
springing, wet batteries; pass any
inspection; 500. On display at
snAI9Gk ave'- sil. sps GYCaH sH $3.50 S0o Sl17 Ga
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1946, "a o.h.v.:
all extras and accessories: must
sell; sacrifice. SH. 2479.
'46 MATCHLESS, 500 &C.. sgle; good
good tires. No. 1858 bet. 5 and
q III.
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SUMMER HOMES

BEAUTIFUL SUMMER COTTAGE for
sale. Newly furn. completely mod;
screened porch; 3 bedrms.; lovely
water view, dock. Beverly Beach, Md.
West River 4OS3 or TIE. 6O26.
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AUToMoTIvE MIscELLANEoU:

FACTORY REBUILT MOToRS-We
have available for immediate deliy-
cry Ford '29-'47, Chevrolet '34-'47,
Plymouth '34-'47, Dodge '34-'47.
We can ordc: Ruick. Chrysler, De
Soto, Olds., Pontiac, Studebaker and
Willys; terms as low as S11
monthly; installation can be ar
ranged. MONTGOMERY WARD,
Alexandria, Va, AL. 1900.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sesnd'; $1iS. JET JET MofofRsss fef T. me. ss,
27@5 Nichols ave. Sc. 10. 2-o$se.
PONTIAC 1e47 ,4-dr., 8 CYL; excel,
ave. NV. a GE. 7454.o 4oA0 AfAaS@'
PONTIAC, 1941, good cond.: going
d3+ss in ssrgics; Z E =; $500. LII. 1-sssa, Gan
PoNT1Sc Dai5 '4s chieftain de |. sed sedan
q oWner: gsst; s1.s5o. 'oRSi' en- 4g$s, g:Soo mi''
runs fne; $sS5:0' terms. tern, i0oRs Royal ailI
MOTORS. Chrysler- Plymouth. Is
sfGpfszzkERp sTfGffassz Il pT Is47 IT, Rexsl SasS de % luxe
commander. radio and heater: ex-
tvq terms; r. KIRK 1s6o MOTOR. 1000 Ga.
sTUDEBAKER 1ESij nAi fseo' 1e4s Land cruiser; mas
4-0692 or 5228 Sth rd., S. Ari.. Va.
sTUDEBAKER. Al Commander; 4-dr
r and h., excel. paint and tires;
W0naeriai geof! shak family tarns car; mech, per
STUDEBAKER 1917 Comma1der Re
gal de luxe 4-door sedan; r. and
h.; s1.1e5, oW. 1880 after 5 pm.
TERRAPLANE 1895 4-dr.; mo motor
and tires good; body fair; $50 or
best offer. Can be seen rear Of
S240 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring.
q -28
FORD 1947 super de luxe .'8'' Fordor;
r.. and h.: dark gray finish: interior
nice and clean; Al mechanical con-
dition; 81 ,O95; guar and terms,
TRIANGLE MOTORS
3010 r. I. Ave. NE, DE. 1904.
-26
STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion de
luxe 2-door; heater, seat covers;
new rings just installed in motor,
excellent tires; S1.095; guar. and
TRIANGLE MOTORS
1888 r. I. Ave. NE. CO. 0sS2.
-26
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FARMS-FARMS

S1s,25O-5O acres; grazing, spring
fenced; barn and other bldgs.
S1S,5OO-2l0 acres: good grazint
land; older house on beautiful set
ting; has real possibilities; barns
stream, fagstone quarry, good TIM
Der: on good road.
barn, other bldgs.; good grazing
well watered.
S16.OOO-1O0 acres, barn. other farm
bldgs. stream good grazing ant
truck farm. House has water ane
electricity, but needs repair. 2:
REiIiAH GOSS. CHI 5682
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and Howard House TrailerS
With complete bathrooms, elec. refgr.,
INV. heaters, etc.
Financing at So
VACATION RENTALS
Open 8 to o weekdays and Sundays
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4030 Wis. Ave. WO. 1891.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED-10 acres or more. partly
wooded; 6-7 rms, structurally
sound; within Communication range
Of D. G: Box 268-S. Star. 26'
quick sale; 40 years experience han
ding Virginia real estate. B. M.
A sMITH; Realter. RsaHs 34os Columbia
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Willows Beach COLONY
A SAFER PLACE FOR
YOUR FAMILY

LAKE JACKSON
A 12-mile fresh-water lake. 81 miles
D. c., near Manassas, Va. Now. is
your time to see our special offering
of log cabins at prices and terms
you can afford; from So. 500 to ST.
900; all modern improvements. See
them now while they last. Drive
out or call Manassas 97-F-4. Once
open weekdays and Sunday.
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VACATION PLACES.

ATLANTIC CITY-Cool, attractive
rooms and apt; close to beach; reas.
rates; all conven. with kitchen privi-
legeS. Inform, Adams 9597. s"
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Beach cottage:
. bedrms., liv. rm. kit; screened
porch. Avail. July 29-Aug. 8. no.