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Call ia. 1890.
BIG VALUE

Masonry rambler, COW. to Pentagon
and D: c.; good-size liv. rm.. lge.
kit. with built-in dining nook; 2
twin-bed rms: tile bath; scr. porch:
1ull bsmt. with recr. rm.: fenced
shaded yard. Sl3.950. with $4,000
cash Call IA Al fan
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HOUSES FOR SALE--VA.
SOUND INVESTMENTI

Two-bedrm. Westmont brick semidet.,
liv. nm. dinette and equipped kit.
on FIRST; full bsmt.; Stran-Steel con-
struction; close to buses, shops.
schools. on quiet street; ideal for
small family, or will return 1879
gross income as q rental property.
PRICED below market at S10,950.
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LYON VILLAGE


Beautiful home on corner
lot In this most desirable
neighborhood. Entrance hall,
lse.. liy. and din rms, kit.
with breakfast nook, cool
screened porch all on LIST floor.
3 bedrms. on End floor. En-
trance hall. End floor and
stairway are lighted BY beauti-
ful bay window. Full bsmt.
with oil h.-w.h. Detached ga
rage. Home in perfect condi-
ton and decorated throughout
most attractively. Priced to sell
this weekend at S26,500. For
further information. call Mr..
Pat Morrison. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co
NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2055 Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-6SOO
Open TIL Q P M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-21
LORCOM LANE
AREA

There are few homes In the
Lorcom lane area avail. at q
price as low as $3.50 This
Endorsement, brick Cape Cod
has liv.. rrn. with firepl., sep
arate din. rm., well-equipped
kit. bedrm. and half bath on
LIST A.; 2 fine bedrms. and bath
on End d. There Is also q scr,
pch. of the liv. rm. and q gar.
House Is 3 yrs. old and In ex-
cellent cond. Existing FILA
mortgage may be assumed. The
location is outstanding, high
on a hill Just 2 blks. on of the
wide Lorcom lane parkway.
See this one early. Open 2 to g
pm. today and tomorrow. (Sat.
and SUM- To reach: Either
out Lorcom lane extension Of
Pentagon Network to N. Monroe
st. and left to house or out
Lee hwy. to Lorcom lane and
right on Lorcorn lane to N.
Monroe st. Follow green and
gold exhibit house signs to
23o1 N. Monroe, an exclusive
WIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-21

CHECK THIS LIST

CHECK THIS LIST
l-5-room brick: 2-1h
baths; 3-Oil hot-air heat;
Gas hot-water heater:
room; 6-Anchor fence; =
Venetian blinds: Equipped
kitchen; 9-House to be
decorated according to your
taste; 10-Only $1,000.
These are 10 good reasons why
you should see this fine home
before 1t is too late. Phone
u. 6644 TIE. 734:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-21
MCLEAN. VA.

BY OWNER -
Attention doctors, dentists. realtors
ANTIQUE dealers-Ultramo whit,
shingle rambler, having 4 bedrooms
2 tiled baths. 2 living rooms, den
formal dining room and knotty pine
kitchen equipped with garbage dis.
posal automatic dishwasher, LIFT
refrigerator and de luxe electric
attached garage; on 12.OO0-s 1T
corner lot. This house was designed
for use as home and ONCE for pro.
fessional man or could be used by
ANTIQUE dealer. Excellent location
on main thoroughfare. next to Safe
way. in thriving community, miles
from D. G.. 500. 800 or best offer
Call OWNER. EImWood 3R7q. ~
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BRICK RAMBLER
BY OWNER

yrs. old. $4,000. Lot 76,x13O';
conv. located to bus; quiet subdivi.
sion. 3 bedrooms, living room with
IN porch: full basement, plastered
back yard fenced in: storm win
dows throughout; fully Handicapped
Open Sunday.
2112 BEECHWOOD RID.
''LEWISDALE" SUBDIVISION
WEST EVANSVILLE, MD.
Out New Hampshire ave. NV. turn
right on Riggs I'd. approx. / n miles,
turn right into Lewisdale on Beech
wood I'd.
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Attractive asbestos and
frame home in the location OF
the high school OF Alexandria.
This fine home has living
room, dining room, equipped
kitchen on LIST floor; 3 bed
rooms and bath on End floor.
Full basement. oil heat. Lear
garage. and a corner lot. This
home can be purchased for
less than S1l.6OO, with only
$1,000 down and small
monthly payments. Call today!
AL. 6644 TIE. 1874,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
1862 DITTMAR RID.

Built of rustic long-range Va. stone
each stone set on line so as to
show each individual with its true
colors. Living and dining rooms
SO designed to make entertaining
pleasure; center-hall bedrooms. mi
completely finished attic with full
bath; kitchen cabinets that will
amaze you; recreation room pam
eled: very artistic fireplsce: h.-w.h.,
root. that retards heat: Handicapped
lot inciosed on front and side with
stone wall; shade trees. Priced under
market value. Open daily. Call CHI
1871. --22
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peter |. hagan

3 BEDROOMS AND DEN, S1o.95o
One of the biggest little houses on
the market; has Just about every
thing you are looking for: fruit
trees. fenced shaded lot garden spot,
double gar; pine-paneled rec. room
in big basement. oil heat; modern.
equipped kit. and close to everything.
50. 500 down and $40 mo. or make
an offer.
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW. S11.45O
SPRAYING bungalow type with lge.
rooms and modern bath. excel. full
bsmt. and one of the best planned
kits. found today; $1,000 down and
easy terms.
" ACRE. COOL SHADE
with big exp, attic. Very clean in
Nv: room with built-in bookshelyes
room and beautifully customed all
slee. KIT. Top value at $13,25O.
CHEvERLY. u ACRE
Large Groom brick home in this ex-
elusive neighborhood is always de-
sirable. but this A-acre shaded lot
makes this property q premium Of
ferinE. Features 24-ft living room.
hrst-door den, tremendous dining
room. side screened porch and 81
excellent bedrooms. Under SEQ. 900.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14
Hits Gray Market

A new OPS regulation fOrbids
gray market" operations in steel
and steel products.
NO CEILINGS ....-.. ......... -..-.....
There are no OPS ceilings on the
amount an auto dealer may allow
on car traded in.
MUST POST CHARGES ......-.. 80.
All service establishments are re-
CURED by OPS to post a price list
of charges to customers.
USED CARS LEAD ......... .... -..-
Used car sales lead new car sales
in this country by better than two
to one. according to OPS.
LOOK FOR TAGS ......-.. ...-..-.. 80.
OPS requires that all goods sold
in department stores and similar
stores be price tagged.
MUST GET BILL ....-.... ......... 800.
A detailed invoice must accom-.
pany all sales of farm machiI cry oil
or over $500 according to OPS
MORE CATTLE .--..-... ......... 90.
OPS estimates there are now
about Z million more cattle OF
farms than last year.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14
It Was Fun, Anyway

NEW YORK - up - After 20
long years it finally happened -
Arthur Wagnare, a ships steward,
finally got an answer to the bottled
notes he's been tossing into the
ocean these many years.
He's been using one-gallon bot
ties for the notes which ask the
finder to write him or Sam Finkel-
stein, another steward. When the
Constitution locked recently in
New York, Finkelstein received
letter from one Donate GigiantO
of MARSHA, Italy, which said:
my dear Sam: I've found it,
your bottle with this message in
it where you wrote to get it back
and I'm doing it as you sed. Well,
I've founded it at the seaside. l
should like to know why you did
it because l never found it any
thing, but this 1 think it must be
something very important"
Sam and Art aren't so sure now
just what the point of the whole
thing was.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14

CINCINNATI, Ohio A new
chemical protector against plant
diseases which every year cause
farm-crop damage running we'll in
to the millions was disclosed here
tonight by the Dupont Company
during a session Of the national
meeting Of the American Phytopa-
biological Society.
This important addition to vital
farm chemicals will be available in
limited quantities in 1852 as MAN
cate" fungicide. Chemically it is
manganese ethylene bisdithiocarba-
mate. the sixth in a series of organ
ic plant protectant materials, based
on derivatives of dithiocarbamic
acid, developed by DUPONT agricu'-
tural research.
Pending final review by govern
ment authorities, "Manzate" is ex
pected to be recommended specific.
ally to control anthraenose, gray
leaf spot and Septoria leaf spot OH
tomatoes, and early and late blights
on both tomatoes and pOtatOes-all
major fungous infections which an
mally take a heavy toll of these
crops.
The new fungicide has undergone
extensive field testing for several
years, both by DUPONT investiga-
tors and federal and state expert.
ment stations. During the past cea-
son, more than 100 investigators in
80 states. Hawii, Canada. and Mex
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14
announces New Chemical To
Control Tomato And Sbud Diseases

leo have evaluated the compound
for disease control with such crops
as tomatoes, potatoes. apples, GER
cal grains. cucumbers, squash,
melons, celery. tabaccO, ornament
ais and a variety of other vegetable,
fruit and nut crops.
While DuPOnt's recommends
tions for use of "Manzate" will be
confined to applications on tOma-
toes and potatoes at the present
time, further tests to control dis
cases on other crops will continue
through 1852. according to DR.. 3.
l.. Richards Jr., Dupont plant
rathOlogist who reported on the
new material.
AS a chemical to control tomato
diseases, "Manzate" fungicide offers
a single treatment which is effect
i've against all major fungOus en-
emies, both fruit and foliage, of the
tomato plant. Previously two or
more chemicals have been required
in alternate applications to control
the various diseases. This ability to
rely on one material relieves the
tomato grower of critical problem
in timing his sprays to effectively
apply the right chemical at tie
right time to combat each disease.
AS a potato fungicide. "Manzate'
has proven particularly effective in
cases where both early and late
blights were equally severe at the
same time.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14
Chilean Christmas

SANTIAGO, Chile - (P) - A
white Christmas is going to have
tough competition from the local
type of Yuletide this year in San
tiagO.
Plans are under way for a fes-
tive celebration in a local park.
Stalls sponsored by the Embassies
of different countries will bring the
traditional Old World touch to an
occasion which will take place in
midsummer heat.
Cotton snow and paper mache
reindeer is the best that can be
produced.
The traffic through several of
the main streets in the downtown
area is diverted, and cOlOred lights
are strung across the streets from
the buildings. Crowds stroll along
in the evenings, enjoying a breath
of air and perhaps feeling cooler
for having seen the shop displays
with cotton wool powdered with
bOracid, and the warm-clad Santa
Claus.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14
Il PHONE GALL
MAY 81 We YOUl
Right tori
Under Delanayp5 Ne1y
Satey-RepO'ldbiliy Lam
HERE ARE THE FACTS:

If you drive the new Responsibility Law applies
to you and every car truck and operator in
the state of Delaware.
If your car or truck kills or Injuries anyone damages
property in excess of slOO-REGARDLESS OF
BLAME-you may have TO prove financial response
by up to $1,000 face loss of your right to drive.
Farm Bureaus liability and property damage insurance
in force BEFORE the accident will automatically pro-
tect you against financial loss and against loss of drv
ing rights under the new Safety-ResPOnsibly Law.
Every insurance requirement of the SafetyResPon.
sibility Law is met by Farm Bureaus liability and
property damage protection This COverage meets re-
qurements of similar laws in all 4S states.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14
SELBYVILLE
By Mrs. Kathryn Browne

Miss Mary Ann Adkins, nurse at
Milford Memorial Hospital, Milford,
Delaware. spent Tuesday evening
and Wednesday with her parents.
Mrs. Ida Townsend, better known
as Grand Nom Townsend, enter
tanned at the Townsend family din
ner on Saturday evening: EX-Sena-
tor John G. Townsend, Jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tubbs and son, Bill, Mr..
and Mrs. Billie James and son, Mr..
and Mrs. COvingtOn Townsend and
Mrs. Inga Tubbs of Selbyville, Mr.
and Mrs. P. SavOry of Washington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Townsend and
son, Jack, and friend of George
town. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Town
send and family of RehObOth, Mr.
and Mrs. John G. Townsend 3rd. of
Ocean City, Md:
Mrs. Ray Holloway and son. Ray,
Jr., visited her daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. William Collins and
daughter through the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Lynch, Jr..
and son of Frankfort and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kelley were Sunday
dinner guests of Mrs. Kathryn
Browne and son. Van.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Peters enter
tanned at a Canasta Party on Fri
day night, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.
Holloway and Mr.. and Mrs Emory
Stevens.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Roland West were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Wilgus
and Mrs. Nettie West on Saturday
! Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha E. Long and
family entertained to dinner on
/ Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Joshua Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holloway
visited their son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles G. Dukes anC
daughter, Linda. in Wilmington
Manor on Saturday.
The capital of the Republic o
India is New Delhi.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14
New Waikiki Farm
Refrigerator

A walk in refrigerator freezer
that can be built on the farm is
new us. Department of Agricul-
ture development.
Earl Grouse, agriculture engineer
with the Delaware Agriculture En-
tension Service, says the walk-in
has won the approval of both the
farmer and his wife. 1t can serve
hot only as a place to keep the fam
lily food supply, but as twO-temp-
erature refrigerator for keeping
meat, eggs. vegetables and other
products before marketing.
The design of the walk-in is
planned as as a seperate structure
or as part of another building, The
farmer can do his own construction
work, but Grouse recommends get
ting technical help to install the re-
frigeratiOn equipment. Cost of con-
structiOn, at late 1850 prices, is
about $1,000. says Grouse.
The entire unit is 10 foot, Z inch
es long; 8 foot, 8 inches wide: and
S foot high. The chill room has a
$50 cubic foot capicity. The freezer
room has about 100 cubic foo
capacity.
Working drawings for the two.
temperature walk-in may be had by
writing to Earl Grouse, Delawar'
Agriculture Extension Service, Uni
veTsity of Delaware, Newark.
leaflet giving more detailed inform
alton may also be had from hi
Office.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14

FL Salvador is the smallest Cen
trail American republic.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14
All Story Written On A
National Scale

The story of boys and girls All
Club work, and its developmentsin-
10 the two million strong organiza-
ton it is. is now put down as
written record in THE All Story.
Sam Gwinn, state All Club leader,
said that Delaware's delegates to
Club Congress this year had receiy-
ed copies of the first printing. 1t
was released for the first time to
celebrate the Both anniversary of
the National Club Congress.
The book was written by Frank
lin NJ. Reck, with help from COM
nittee of 4 II leaders. They attemp-
ter to clarity the beginnings of All
work in the United States, and all
parts of the book are backed by
written evidence. Said Gwinn. THE
size of the research task done is
amazing. This is an excellent story
of All and it should soon be avail
able to all All members and lead
ers."
Fourth, says "The All Story"
was a simultaneous discovery IN
many areas-a point in the develop
ment of education. In most cases
the people behind the first move
ments were county school supeTin-
tendents who were unsatisfied with
the way rural children were being
taught. The All policy of learning
by doing came from these first eX
periments in teaching practical ag-
riculture.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14

The capital of the Republic of
India is New Delhi
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Career Climax

MOOSE JAW, Sask. = up - J.
j. (Jack) Hence, engin GER of the
royal train from BrOadview to
Moose Jaw during the visit of Prin-
cess Elizabeth and the Duke of
Edinburgh, now has retired after
AZ years service.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14
Schoolgirl Coming To
America

SINGAPORE = Up Miss Alice
Tay, II, of Rallies Girls School has
been named to represent school
children of Singapore at the New
York Herald Tribune Youth For
UNI in New York in March. 1852.
She was chosen from among COM
petitors from eight schools who
wrote essays on THE World We
Want"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14
Gets Around

MINNEDosA, Man. - Up = One
of the oldest practicing physicians
in Manitoba, DR.. ]. N. Andrew is
travelling his rounds in his 10th
automobile. Besides all the cars
he has worn out, he has used
about 40 different horses in his
long career.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14
Machinery Exhibit

NEW DELHI, India - (P -
Foreign exhibitors have been in
vited to join with Indian manu-
facturers and industrialists in the
ninth Indian International Indus
trial Machinery Exhibition.
Scheduled to begin February 8,
1852, in Delhi, the exhibition hopes
to attract "all kinds of foreign ma
chipery, tools, and appliances as
are conducive to the growth and
development of small, medium
scale, and cottage industries"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-14

Excellent trout. grayling and sal
mon fishing is found in Alaska's
Katmai National Monument.
Evening star., 1951-04-28

LINCOLN 40 4-dr. sedan; green:
oysrdriye, oma nwn.r r. 9 snd 20 h.: Wv. tires:
Call 10. 10000. Ext. 355. .--29
1949 Lima tan 4-dr.
sports sedan; overdrive. heater. I'M
derseal and seat covers. Priced for
quick sale; $1,000 or best offer.
Call Re. 1916 to inspect. go
Evening star., 1951-04-28
MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR sCOoTERS: cushman, le47
S1l5; I949, SI45. Both in Al
windshields. buddy seats. and mans
NiATCHLESs 500 &C.: 5000 :S actua
1928 or EN-. 401O. -29
1881 JAVA DE Luxe. Single, less
than 400 mi,. has. twin exhaust,
vindshield and saddle bags. etc
Sacritice price. Call HU. 5072. -29
1916 HARLEY DAVIDSON n on with
coisaI & sMiT2 MsFG2 ". wy $685. ssSf e0nd Sal'
HARLEY 194S "74"; o.h.y.; fulE
equipped. low mileage. S400. AP,
HARLEY 1s47; red, fully eouipped
excellent condition, S295 cash. WO
aaRgEY.DAv1DsoN aISg 1e47 .7" "|SU over.
oaithersburg tMd.J 669-J. so
HARLEY DAVIDSON "74" overhead;
pTiSsa pTETo sn,rsg for quick ,S sale; THRIFTy
INDIAN 1910; priced to seil uuiek
sos full price. THRIFTY AUTO
SALES, 230l Benning I'd. ne. III
3-1l97. II. 3-1845. -29
YOU CAN HAVE A NEW "TRTUMPH''
get the best for less? See ali 8 nj MODES I
plus the Ariel 61-in. super de luxe
SQUARE 4. Used machines from sos
up. Parts. ell, accessories.
ALLIED MOTORS
912 9th st, NV, RE. 5073 --3
Evening star., 1951-04-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1850 Land Cruiser;
stmatifsT stc besut,3 SyfrdTiys .s. Tg tiFss fS
matching nyion interior 'A low low
aeNsE aissff MoToRs Saesf 4osa ST. wisoc5sin saasS
sTUDEBAKERR r. 1917 1877 commander
iHa siSls scr9iIfMS oIMsfEap HaaEivs MoToR ana CO. B.,
SS;29o Wilson blvd, Arls Va. oW.
sTUDEBAKER 1e47 Commander;
motor oyerhauled: r. and h.. over
siiye VIII nanes' saoldiI a. Al sisa ashaDs SO $aS'
|STUDEBAKER ls4g 4-door sedan:
s1,245. Cali KE. 3ees1s IS
Lu. 1-s543 % i's' coupe SO -
ys15hFs sSSSF Il fS4s 4s.s;s a5y.d. l-son piehssD;
bbsttery. Sl15 or best offer. OK.
MILITARY JEEP 1913; rebuilt: excel.
cond. 1915. Phone WO. 1891.
Low PRICE SPECIALS
Fontlae t 1g4i 4-dr.; T. and h.,
studeSatker. 0sp fs4o ad---ssSsss a-dr.--------s sSs
Hudson. 1889 Coupe I---$ $16o 100
Packard, 1898 Coupe -------- $50
Ford, 194l Tudor -Sl5d
Buick. 1898 4-dr. S 500
Ford 1887 Tudor --------- SIS
Dodge. 1889 2-dr. ,--..-----$175
to choose.
4th and Maryland Ave. s.w.
RE. 1856 go
FORD 1913 Custom club coupei over
drive. radio. heater; $4,000 actual
miles; l owner; green finish. white
wall Hires. Car absolutely same as
new throughout. Must be seen to
be appreciated. 81 ,205.
BELL MOTORS
SOLO Wisconsin Ave. Wo. 5000
OLDsMOBILE 1949 "S8' club coupe;
Hydra-Matic. radio and heater; b.
600 actual miles; beautiful two tone
nnish. This car in nev-car con-
dition throughout, must be seen
TO be appreciated. S1,695.
BELL MOTORS
500 Wisconsin Ave. wo. 5000
Evening star., 1951-04-28

ANY MAKE, ANY MODEL
Drive in open lot see Mr.. Beach. fol
cash, trade, terms.
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-28
NO SECRETS HERE
TRUCKS FOR SALE

l1s-ToN STUDEBAKER, stake body
truck, actual mi, 5000; 5000 and
take over payments. AT. 3179. 80
100000 tires: full air; Ike new
throughout. SHERIFF MOTOR CO.
300 Rhode Island ave. ne. 30
FRUEHAuF TANDEM.AxLEi semi
trailer. Soft. van. SHERIFF MOTOR
CO.. 900 Rhode Island ave. ne. 80
INTERNATIONAL 1949 1-ton Metro;
excel. cond.. 25000 miles. all new
heavy duty tires. Phone HU. 6666.
sTUDEBAKER AZ h-ton pick up
truck; $685.. GE. 0437. Ewes. SH.
FORD 1e4e h-ton pick UP cylinder;
excel. body and mechanical cond.;
$575. WA. 5755. 30
JEEP I943 willys; excellent; S495.
CENTEALx IE I'M MOTORS, 1901 oronoco
CHEyRoLET i94e h-ton panel; low
mileage; excellent cond.; fully guar
anteed: S495. Ma. 6420
AUToCAR 1887 c.o.E. tractor. S.
inch w.b.; 9Th wheel; vacuum brakes
tires; i94s Hercules engine; 81
D.. G. inspection: Plenty of miles
MOTOR hEyl, Erl': co; "a a705 Jefferson Iss Ra7is
FORD '46 sedan delivery; maroon
paint, mech. Al. perfect type for
elite class delivery; guar terms 4
Spring. ST. 1904. "'" Lag e
FORD 194S 1a-ton panel; low mile
ase, new paint; best offer. 474 L
st. NV. RE. 1928, 81. 0032. go
1850 GMC PICKUP-This truck is
Just like new, l careful owner, ac-
tual 10000 mi; Just took the gov
ernor off Of it, never been driven
over 30 mi. an hr.; only 81 ,095.
pI. $500. logan (Ford). I'LL 18th
CHEiyRoLET 1e41 A-ton panel truck;
cash. FA. 746s. go
MORRISON service bodies; 1850
4-ton sizes. suitable for plumbers
and electricians. S. j. MEEKS SON,
FORD 1850 panel truck; model FL;
$500. Cali ali RA. eiS4 Sat. S0afteIo9' after g.
or Sunday after 10. go
TRACTOR -. 3-ton Federal; sleeper
cab. 9TH wheel. saddle tank: good
S9nditi9n: ). sl,65o. MR.. cURLEs
FORD vs. iS4e pickup; heater, Hu signal
lights; AL condition; will guarantee
truck; actual miles. 81 900. This is
II; SS95. CENTRAL MOTOR CO,
1901 Oronoco St. Alexandria, Va
ov. 1900. ask for Tony; open Sun
day: II am, to 5 pm. 80
CHEVROLET 1949 h-ton pickup
truck; new cond. Phone OK. 260l.
Evening star., 1951-04-28
GARAGES

2l2 E ST. N.W.-Single metal garage,
suitable storage or parking: SO per
mo. FEDERAL RENTAL CO., 9l5
New York ave. NV, ma. 7416.
LARGE BRICK GARAGE FOR RENT.
In the rear of 141S You ST. NV.
Rent, $25 per month. Call B., r,
SAUL CO., MA. 2100. -2S
Evening star., 1951-04-28
STUDE. '46 PICKUP

$685.; 2-ton. brand-new factory
motor; completely refinished and
otherwise conditioned s to meet
BUTLER BONDED STANDARDS
HELPER springs, good tires. LEE
2. BUTLER. INC. 1l21 21st st. NV.
Sat. and Sun. till s. -29
Evening star., 1951-04-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Packard Henney Hearse

Mileage 10000; mahogany
table. electric 3-way loader;
9 white-wall tires; good con-
dition; paint good as new; in
terror draperies installed 2
years ago; good motor: this
car cost S4.250 in 1910; will
sell for 81 900 cash. Inspec-
tion by appointment. No deal
ers. ia. 3775.
Evening star., 1951-04-28

OLDS '46 "76" sedanette; radio and
heater; excellent tires; mechanically
perfect; nice car for S795. Cash.
terms or trade. COLUMBIA Mo-
TORS, 14th and Florida ave. NV
AID. 1929. Open 8 am. to pm.