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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-08
Reds Take Hill Near Kae- song, Driven Off Another No iTajor Attack

U. s. EIGHTH ARMY HEAD. QUARTERS, Korea, Sept. 8-tR- Communist troops and tanks to- night were reported in Kaesong site of the suspended Korean truce talks, as Chinese Reds step- ped up probing ground attacks or the western and central fronts.X \ The United Nations command sarned from reliable source thai ajor elements of a Chinese div
 ton remained in Kaesong after !f Reds agreed to make the city
 faeutral area July 15. Red tanks We're reported moving into the area.
 Presence of such forces in Kae- song constitutes a violation Of :. the neutral zone. Actually, it has been the Reds who have charged the Allies with violating the zone.
 Kaesong, in western Korea a few Jmiles below the 38th parallel, is linear the scene of some of the heav- fest fighting. Chinese captured at least one hill on that front today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-08
Ship Movements

Aleutian due southbound Sunday at pm.
 Alaska scheduled northbound on Sunday evening.
 Princess Louise due to sail from Vancouver today, arriving at Juneau Sept. II.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-08
Russ Term Treaty 'Draft
 For New War Walk 0ui: Dulles Called 'Warnonqer'
BULLETIN

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S-tR The Russian delegates got into their automobiles and drove off from the scene of the Japanese peace conference today after they "disassociated" themselves from the treaty session.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-08
s Billions Added foArrlls Money Bill
Added Funds 10 Air Force; New Secret
 Weapons Provided

WASHINGTON. Sept. 8--tR-The Senate Appropriations Committee gave unanimous approval yesterday to $6l ,103 1865, ,030 military money bill, which members said provides for secret new weapons more ter rible than the atom bomb.
 The Senate committee increased by $5.000 100000 the amount voted by the House. The added funds were earmarked for Air Force expan- sion, with a recommendation that the Air Force be built up to at least 95 groups.
 Action Monday
 Senate Democratiic Leader McFar- land D-Ariz) told Senators he would call the bill up for Senate action Monday.
 Senator O'Mahoney (D-WyO) said some of the funds would go for the new secret weapons. He added that if Russia launched a new world war, she would be crushed in the same manner that Adolf Hitler and the German Nazis were defeated during the last war. The big committee increase for air power would go to the Navy and Air Force for plans they have not even submitted in detail to the Congress.
 More Later
 Closed-door testimony, made pub lie after it had been censored in many places, disclosed that Pentagon leaders had planned to ask extra billions later. probably in October
 As the measure reached the Senate it carried S20,O26, 0,05O for the Navy and Marines.
 The extra $5.000 100000 was placed under funds for Secretary of De- fense Marshall until the joint chiefs of Staff, with Presidential approval, submit specifications to Congress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-08
FROM SEATTLE

l.. J. Yolland of Seattle is at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-08

A short time later he rose from his fifth row seat and together with his Communist colleagues walked cut of the hall. But it was a false walkout in the sense of a Russian withdrawal from a conference.
 He Grins.
 Three minutes later the usually 'grim-faced Russian, grinning ap- parently at the excitement he had caused. walked back in again.
 The Russian, Polish and Czech delegates generally were expected to boycott the signing ceremony today. Gromyko, however, had called as am. press conference, perhaps to explain his position and take few last cracks at the United States and Britain and the treaty they so successfully spOn- sored here.
 British officials said that foreign minister Herbert Morrison, who ar rived last night, might speak brief ly when he signs the pact. No other talks were due, however, as nations beginning with the Argentine and ending with Vietnam advanced in alphabetical order to commit them selves to the pact.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-08
Sign for TTeeps

It was believed that the day would also bring the signing of a security treaty between the Uni ted States and Japan under which American troops will remain in Japan after peace becomes ef- fective. No plans for this signing had been announced, however.
 Forty-nine nations, including Ja- pan, gave conference secretary Warren Kelchner notice by last night that they would sign the peace pact. Of the 52 here, that left out only Russia, Poland and Czedhoslovakia. Technically they could still show up, but none of the other delegations thought there was the least chance they would do SD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-08
VISITOR FROM sKAGwAY

Cyril A. Coyne of Skagway stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-08

JUNEAU VISITORS
 MT. and Mrs. John Wright Of SkagWay are stopping at the Bar anof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-08

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Evening star., 1951-01-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

eAsp eond i56G asSo Phone oofrosSs or sss4 e1cst
PACKARD 1941 sedan: 1895. Look
for our big ad; AUTO WHOLE
PACKARD Al 11o" 4-dr.; l owner,
low mileage. new tires, beautiful
body, top mech. cond.. 1895. ROYAL
MOTORS. Chrysler-Plymouth. Is
* kennedy St; NV. TU, 24as, rs
e9ce Ssna eond neS fes Can aha Be 'sDss seen
sYe ssekdeSs egoDs sisfF 81 4Si4 5;29 and all say
Toss H5f sseds5 ssnna ssDn sHARsEY sE. ss s5 M9
PLYMOUTH 1941 2-dr. Special de
luxe; new tires, beautiful paint,
clean inside: $500. KIRK MOTOR
co. 1000 Ga. ave NV. ia. $500 $500.
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-dr.; new bat
terry and starter; motor excel
looks good; 1926. Call GIL. od0o.
PLYMOUTH 'ss 4-dr. sedan; 10000
issm m nsse s$s5 pessfEi MsYF1owfR fasie's9eo No
TORS. 1925 18th st. NV RE. 4232.
PLYMOUTH 1s47 4-dr. Special de
luxe sedan: orig. black finish;, like
sasj sDGsFSsS TREW 'nSe5lFe; MOTOR co 5n0 6th til
PLYMoUTH la4s 4.dr' Special de
uxe green flnish PEm ornp Ke ney cG and an
PLYMOUTH l94s 4-dr. de luxe; r.
and h., excellent condition; ST 900
or best offer: light blue finish. Gail
PLYMoUTni i ia4a de luxe club coupe:
81 's9s. 'H TREW WISH MoToR e11e Re" CO.. neatsl sth
ana Fla. ave. ne. FIR. 1872.
PLYMOUTH 1949 club coupe; 81 1,249.
LOOK @ for our big ad, AUTO WHOLE
ga 5aInS' ERS' 1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii.
Pf9MourH. f;ssSSi 1s4s. taxi; ss75; after
PLYMoUTHi' i' IL DR.. Spec. de luxe
T. and h; very clean, s995: GREEN
PLYMOUTH dal,IoJG 1850 4-dr: sedan; fally
actual miles; 81 '6o5. CIV 81. 9osi.. 100
PLYMOUTH 1871 special de luxe
4-dr.; r. and h.; top cond, through
out, out: A sr real cream puff: Only $495;
sisa oPsn oaanesns; sass ,5sf 2 eoAsTefN aaipfi
PONTIAC CO., 427 Fla. ave. ne.
PLYMoUTH 1a4l 4-dr... sed.i good
sf1n1 s9na.; Price &c sa75' Call DE. @SS55
PLYMoufH 1889 a-dr. Road XII Kins:
500; must sell at once. KE.
PLYMoUTH 1s4s club coupe: 81 .a4a
Lock for our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
SSALERs. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
PLYMOUTH '4s Special club coupe
rsdio, heater; beautiful dark green;
$l;095. WHEELER. INC. $500
WISCONSIN. chrysler-Plymouth, EN-.
'E.Sse'gE .!sssss .ss s#.nHHa 8! st '.%ts
PLYMOUTH 1889 Tudor sedan; me
eehsaannically Al; s195. Phone sH.
PIYMoUrH 1912 de luxe business hn
$3.50: pvt. party. DU. 1O46. -2s
r9NTsAc % TX s.ts, ~ 4,dT; d., ,h owner;
roSTIAcA late asooi 1850 station Vase wagon
8 clys,. Hydra. de luxe Royal Mas
ter Mid d-Century tires, SPOTLIGHT, r.
ana a5ta,fataI n all access .o 1900 mi; clean
-1dlIllcI SUuTS O4Z-J-E. ~
PONTIAC 40 de luxe Streamliner
2-dr., HIM. r. and h., seat covers,
Wv, durable dark blue. low mile
age; we've known this car since new
S1,615. RON PONTIAC, INC. 1920
Wis. ave, Bethesda. OIL. 5000. -2s
er. plastic seat covers: glossy black
finish: excellent condition through
out: $685.: terms. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1345 Que st. NV. DU.
PONTIAC 1s4s station wagon; Hydra.
immaculate; 81. 300. FLOOD POM
-TIAC. 1921 Conn. WO. s40o.
PONTIAC AZ 4-dr.. Streamliner "s'
r and h., excel. cond Sae5.
GREENWAY. 5000 Mtnn. ave. ne
LU 4-3516
PONTIAC 1910 sedan: SPAS Look
for our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd,
Ii. 3-sS00.
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Centinusd)

1864 X ST. N.W.-1st floor front
once, show window. very reas. also
assk isa5 sPsee @ ss.yssiil. sysil. PAUL LEPs, MA.
ruRNisHHMED HM sfIa PsivArE OFFICE for
rent In nicely furnished suite Share
reception rm. Telephone answering.
Downtown prime ONCE building, S65
per mo. DE. 9501. -26
1017 18th ST. NV. (above x st0-
spacious ofnces In conveniently 10
Gated building; S25 UP. ST. $3.50.
b5Os GA. AVE. NV, near Kennedy
st.,-very desirable .ofices; S35 up
Incl. .ssnllo al utils. and char service.
VERY DESIRABLE Wilson blvd. To-
cation consisting Of 3 rms. and
bath. screened porch. on 1st floor;
two blocks from Court House. S10O
per mo, Call ARLINGTON REALTY
S02, osoo 22o4 Wilson blvd. Phone
OFFICE s'gSi n LAWYERS SUITE n2I for
81, rsps 4S94ss. e. services Warner BH BIDS.
off1CE SUITE of 4 rooms, on 18th
st. near Spring I'd. Call RIA, 1879,
Law Nv, OFFICE; g1ns. private. ,.s air cond.;
facilities: avail: for Individual atty.
officE sPAcEaTaPomiao sPAceie.4 RMi oDeaf Park-Es5 ss
pecially suitable for contractors:
secretarial service available If de-
sired. Call JU. 7-9166. $40 TIL 5.
1900 BLOCK OF I4th ST. NV
300 50. TT, Of ofice space: also pvt.
once; on street floor. Will divide
to suit tenant. HO. 671S. -27
ALLISON BLDG. Office space. 300
to 700 IT.; free parking; good NV.
location. B. B. ALLISON. GE. o513.
SPACIOUS OFFICE now occupied by
lawyer; Y blk. Mayf1ower and Ring
Bldg; 17l3 NJ st. NV, ME. 3424'
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont }

JEEP PICKUP TRUCK. 1850. A4-ton,
with heater; like new; real bargain
NUS must sell See at 3342 M st. w.
DODGE 1899 la-ton panel truck;
soSSdd mechanical cond.: s3@5. 20.
CHEVROLET truck; 12-ft. stake
CHEVROLET 1850 2-ton stake prod
uce truck: 2-speed axle; driven l3,-
eSn Extras: ms casS s1St Ex s15 I5 pgs Fa i4s az
WHY'S 1o4s h-ton panel: low mile
age; reconditioned and guaranteed.
Price, $50. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
CO. INC, 7725 Wis. ave Open
CHEvRoIET 1887 lls-ton aiDSi fiat a bed:
good rubber. Would make ideal farm
MOTOR GO. 7525 wis. ave. Open
sT,enrn EYES and j Sun. !. q oL; 4 e1o0. -25
esd sss sSssie9s eHEY fSRe cEHss Mo
eyes: and Sun. oL. eioo. S ave esp peH
CHEVROLET 194S -1-ton stake; low
mileage; excel. mechanical condition;
lfs rsea 0sss $685. 'as eHsR9 eVa tsaasHs eassE
MOTOR co. 7725 wis. ave. Open
ewes. and Sun. OIL. 6lOO. -25
GREAT DANE semitrailer 32's" tan
dem: 10OOx22; airbrakes. insulated.
refgr.; $500 cash. or will finance
TO responsible party. Call EX. 2l6S.
Q am. til 5 pm -25
SPRING PICKUP SPECIALS
,4s stude: ha-ton p.u,; h. g. d. ss25
~ Int. A-ton pu.; h. and d. S795
Al Int; :.ton: s-ft. stake 1925
MALONEY'S. INC.
s12e Ga. Ave. s, s., Md, sH. 1880
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '46 4-dr.; r. and h.. excel.
body Al mech. cond., fully guar
anteed. S895, S295 down. ROYAL
MOTORS, Chrysler Plymouth, Is
poNT,si, pRsnnedy st; NV, TU: 243s; -26
AUTO WHoLEsAIERs' IViIA sSf P4s f4s1 pig Bla: la:
PONTIAC 1910 sedan: SPAS Look
sA1ER al rs Psi ~ saaenS6S12s A9n1 Waoh Rd E.
PONTIAC 1860 Hydra Matte sedan
sHTo sGpps MH9 s94 agGk for 9aF asl big ad
POS IlAC 1888 4-dr; pvt. owner;
PONTIAC 1917 s-cylinder; r. and
h.. new tires and seat covers; $1,000
ss cash or Gall Cail Ia / so $685. bet. 9 and
STUDEBAKER 4s conv. coupe; i'm
msculate; 81 1876 SHARKEY MO-
TORS, 1854 Penna. ave. Sc. rs
STUDEBAKER 1947 coupe. two-door.
dkoSoLITAF ds6iS};zT a MoToRs' 1900 pa
sTUDEBsKER 1s41 skyway sedan:
WEoLEsALERs; I7sI Biadens6urs
siUDEBAKER I942 Champion 4-dr.
sed; htr., c., overdr., Wv. tires.
good cond. Owner being drafted:
S395. No dealers. HI. 91s1. .26'
81 S1UDEBAKER so conv., Champion.
ses ann ke e. new eS yT si5d 5Fes GREENWAS ley Rs
5000 Mimi. ave, ne. LU. 4-35i6.
STUDEBAKER l94I skyway sedan;
$39o. Look for our big ad. AUTO
WWdHoL4EsALEsRsSs 1871 Bladensburs
; .j.El,, AER 1850 sedan. like new.
s$EHaogo1i4AS sH55gS92 No moFoRs -ygaS; 1900
k4,ns lste a., new Poss5.
good tires. and h.; invested 5000;
sell for s40Qe or best offer. IA.
sTGDEBAkEk * Champion sedan:
sss5. se WHEELER. HE eti INc.' Ouists'Q 4soo Wis.
c:onsln, Chrysler-Plymouth, EN-.
sTUDEBAKER 1s4s Champion spas
eena oSs sSues hsa;s5 $500 ovs5a o
WILLYs civilian ieep; $3.50 cash:
power take-off. BAILEY. PARKING
waaYs sood s4j rs Egdraee best Sfskes oeP z9o
baggase trailer. 1883 N st. NV.
THE NATIONS CAPITAL
USED CAR WHOLESALERS
WILL PAY UP TO
81 Cadillac ---$5,2 200
so, '49, '48, AZ Cadillacs
81 Fords, Chew, Plymouths
so Fords, Chew, PlymouthS
'49 FordS, Chew, Plymouths
Comparable Price Paid Accordingly
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1926 Conn. Ave, WO. 1886 or EN-.
1854.
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L o s T
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '46 half-ton panel; Al
mechanical condition; completely
overhauled, dark green color, guar
anteed: S645. CALL CARL MOTORS.
INC; 5949 Georgia ave. NV. GE.
HUDSON 1910 pickup; 4-ton, one
owner. a bargain, $40. CALL CARL
MMsoT0Rs. Ms Sass. INC, 5e49 Ga. ave. ns;w.,
FORD ie47 s-cyl. 1-ton panel; green,
brakes, doors, windows, ali excellent:
ready for work; $685.. Also Al
Ford S-cyl. 1-ton panel; same con-
dition: $685.. Also '4S Ford ha-ton
panel; Just like new; S795. LOGAN
Ford) 3540 14th ST., TU. 400.
JEEP PANELS, 194S. in good con-
dtion: $500 ca. or 81 100 for both
MAGRUDER. INC, 1888 Conn. ave,
D1; $50, Mr.. Wilson.
X. s. IS" International tractor: ex-
cell, GsIlent cond; must sell; reasonable
GMC 1916 Model FC303: 3-ton hy-
draulic lift body. 2-division board:
very low. mileage; good tires; In ex-
eel mech. cond.: reas. priced, $500.
Call M. T. Hasek. RE. $500. A. P.
wooDsoN CO., 9th st. at Miehi-
FORD PICKUP, 1s4e. s-cylinder;
oT oey 9stssry' esos' good tires $780, 2s: CAN
yrseently eve. Svsrhsgalssd; ssas Eoeods dsoo body;
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GARAGES

GARAGE wanted in the vicinity of
n. Capitol st. Call MR.. WILSON,
AT. 400.
your offer considered. RA. 1912,
-27
GARAGE, 2-story, lge. garage, can
be used for storage. plumbers use.
or painters use, etc: will give lease
TO suit tenant. Apply GORDON
BROS MARKET, 2740 14th st. NV.
-25
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

ARLINGTON-Atten builders. 2
desirable tracts for home sites; close
in; conv. to Lee blvd. Glebe 66S7,
SARAH SCOTT, Broker. -2S
DESIRABLE APT. SITE, S3x100. near
25th and r sts. Sc; will accommo-
date 13-unit bldg; price. $500.
isl. -' f'e"t'0'' f'''
FORCED TO SELL 7 and e/1o acres.
including knoll. overlooking Ba! "
trae estate at fashionable Isur.cy,
virginia; $4,000 will deI' er at no
extra cost. complete rans for un-
usual. modern. 3-bcdroom rambler.
BY Architects D2isert and Yerkes.
BpiLDERs ATYENTIoN-1deal build
Ing site. acres on good grade;
Clea rbrook la. near County I'd, Ken
sington. MOORE A. HILL CO, 732
18th st. NV. ME. 400. 30
ONE TO TEN-ACRE tracts: $3.50 to
1880 per acre: 5 years to pay
CLINTON NoRBEcK. Clarksburg,
Nd. q. k681. az
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LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Continued)

500 On, se5 MO. buys for $1,000.
%, % acres woodland; ITO mi. south.
GARRETT PARK. MD.-Lots 8. .. 10.
81 BLOCK g.; $1,000 cash for oil g. Box
coLoREDMse.loo. colon i'ar next to es3 Beth
cash as price, $1,000, Ali Vi utilities in.
BEHUT1IFfiUhL. BRADLEY PARK, level
wooded " @6d. lot; L { eoxloo, @ priced at only
BURGESS, VI. 2S02 TIL 9.
LANHAM, MD.-SOx275 lot; cleo,
sidss sfTms. .SsI cIc1Lx X NJ: ssaE saREGoRy TN.
ARIiNGToS-.s fiI Ton. O. lots @7s; for immediate
building, ali utilities available; cash,
$1,000 FALLS CHURCH REALTY,
100 FEET. fronting on beautitu, MIS
Lanham Severn road. 19l feet deep
h,o,t at kanham ilna Park. city water. one
cafeteria are just being installedS.
phone and electric available, and
adeauate Greyhound bus as well as
Pennsylvania train transportation
sfad 1850 iSf Easy TENNIS mmsdas Y s.sreg egdns Far
call T. F. HALEY. HYattsviile oi97
WOODED ha-acre homesites; only
T5o down; $50 per mo-; II mi. from
D G. in, Prince Georges County on
siaff eIfr6RD 5f sHEkHHER 81 s!ns ofIsd re- aao "
OR. 6s44. - AVE. 81
HILLCREsT-Desirable bldg. site so
by / 3 it.. no money down. pay SIS
m1ntnly nflp6gse until paid for. T. D.
sEsT Ess4TFfFSs PEEassSfGseS xl GseS eNei s P DldS Sites
ewes, OIL. 2142. j. RUPERT MOH-
rWd MER' STi;, STi; lS2s ni%c Conn, ave; NV. -2e
Nd: On paved St, level and land
street; each, so by 100. Owner
needs tmmed, cash. VIII sacrifice
at, at 81, $1,000 each. Near rail and bus,
evenings, WI. 6csa. BOSS &
PHELPS: INC. 1417 K st. NV. SO
SEVEN RESIDENTIAL LOIS, 5fx1cI;
modeEate price; Cali 10. 5-0l25 or
pnpr22 10 2-3443 after, ), pm. 29'
f9KI1ioNE DIRTY N,ts wooded wooded. lots. Greater
SITS; Price, $4,000. For sale in in its IS
entlrety. Terms can be arranged.
HUGH B. CONNER, 1927 K st
NV. RE. 5000. -25
BEST LOT BUY
2 to '4-acre lots. in exclusive sub
division nr. Mclean: limited num-
per OF good lots still left. Buy now
Wnlle prices are still reas.; lots
priced from Sl.s00 to 80, 500. de-
pending on size. Only 1Oes down,
small monthly payments. Construc-
ton money and builders available in
this area. OK. 0200 or KE. 3-5774
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BEST LOT BUY
WINTER PRICES!

one-haf to three-auarter-acre home
sites within 25 minutes of the
Pentagon; sizable oak trees cover
most lots and few have small
brooks: Every lot is at least 100
#. wide and there is a wide selec.
tion Of individual homesites. Prices
range from $500 to ST 900. There
are sensible restrictions that pro-
you to build your own house. Terms
500 down, bal. S25 per mo. Prices
VIII be raised next spring, so take
advantage Of this winter opportu-
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AUToMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS
TRAILERS

PARTS, 1881 Chevrolet; haven't
time to fix; separately or all for $50.
WA. 4132 after 6 pm,
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VAN TRUCK. any size Job: prompt
service; reas.; local or long dists
ia. 2937; after Z pm. GE. 1916.
FEDERAL DUMP TRUCK and diver
lor hire. Call DU. S416 or Ii.
9-o-oZ. -26
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TRAILER, luggage. all steel fully
Ap 600; ewes. AP. 1867. IS
TRAILER-Utility. 4'x6'. metal base;
sides detach. to l. hight: strrdv
carriage, bolt const., spare wheel :,
LAzUk. OR. 4o40, Ext. 1858, wkdys
TRAILERs bought. sold and dis
cash. 1000 Central ave. I've 'H1 HI. $50. 9so.
1850 zIMMER s4-ft., sleeps s, 6 fully
4'a2ls: Monday = through hSa'Oi Friday: hss:
HEETER TRAILER SALES. serxyn m
snS noS mas nas ,rlIs.r lgs display Of 1oth new
ment; clean. used traliers ranging afsy
from $500 to s. : 7SO. ssrms e. IS J pTieee te Z
yrs; Phone TO b1Il
AND LA SALLES-1951
eon1ensd mode,s ars r;,, now gym on display; an
elec. refgr. and modern conyeniences;
prices starting as low as S2,s95, de.
npered: small down payments and as
long as four years to pay. s232
Georgia ave: also our new ioc. At
WssteTloo; Ma. COLE MOTOR &
leo 539-W-12
Trailer Co., Inc.
PROUDLY PRESENTS THESE
BARGAINS IN NEW AND USED
HOUSE THRAILERS,
945 Homelike ----- ls-ft. $3.50
! IS42 american --- Gift. 1895
iS46 american ~ 25-ft. Sl,275
a46 Iravelo -------- 25-ft. 81 ,5q5
efo Piatt 30-ft. S2.295
pee tnese ana many other models of
both new and used house trailers
at our main ofice.
403o WIS. AVE. NV. wo. 1921
One OF the following branch sales lots.
90 1744 RIcHMoND HfGHWAY M aV1s
<,> ALEXANDRIA. VA. TIE. 1920.
go OAK GROVE TRAILER COURT,
"A MILES SOUTH OF
20 On mo; No l HIGHWAY.
ALL OPEN, 90, WEEKDAYS Sims
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, e1o 18th st. NV
near Conn and K. New, modern
attractive desk space for those who
want the best; receptionist, SWITCH
ooard. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 1856.
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MASON HIRST

Annandaie. Va. Phone FA. 7447
Closed SUNDAYS
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HAVE YOU SIS. 1000
II so 1t will swing this nice 10 acre
highway farm; easy committing 10
o; c. Bus service, room bungalow,
with water and electricity installed,
nice setting. good barn. 2 car garage,
and many other outbuildings. Total
price 1900. Very few like this
will come on the market in '51.
H. B. MITCHELL
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AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE

ALL OPEN. %. WEEKpAYs.sr1Ns WEE
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-10
Farm Accidents High
During Harvest

Farm accidents reach their Deat
during harvest season, according tr
William H. Henderson. SusseS
county Agricultural Agent. Harvest
hurry, long hours. and the intricate
machines farmers work with now.
adays make it easier for the care.
less farmer to have an accident
Mr.. Henderson gives a few point
ers on keeping your farm free
from harvest accidents.
|. Keep all shields and safety
guards in place.
z. Keep your machinery eepair-
ed, adjusted correctly and running
efficiently.
3. Always stop machinery before
oiling, adjusting, or unclogging it.
4. Do not wear loose or ragged
clothing when you're working close
to machines and moving parts.
5. Drive your tractor at a safe
speed, and use extra precautions
when you drive on the highways.
s. Keep small children away
from harvesters, and off of moving
tractors and wagons, etc.
z. Do not jump of equipment
before it comes to a complete stop.
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He Flew By Accident


BAKERSFIELD, Calf. - Up -
Just. 40 years ago, Henry A. Nc
GregOr made his first and last air
plane flight. Then. he abandoned
aviation in favor of repairing auto
mobiles. McGregOr, now Sc, is still
an auto mechanic. but he likes to
Ereminisce about his days as a bird
man.
He had seen but one airplane, he
recalls, when he built one in his
backyard. II flew by accident" Nc
GregOr recalls. 81 took it out to a
field and got in, started the motor
and TAXED forward. I noticed after
awhile that the bumps had ceased
and looking down / found myself
about 90 meet in the air, going
about IS miles an hour.
Il few for about half a mile
then settled back to earth. Then I
turned it around and tried it the
other way. It wouldn't fly. I know
now that was going against the
wind the first time and with the
wind the second time"
The next time McGregor attempt
ed a fight. his machine struck a
hole and nOsed over, SCATTERING a
wing. A few days later, a whirl-
wind came along and smashed the
thing to kindling wood.
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partitions are of wood construc-
ton with metal lath and plaster.
me store is heated and cooled
thLoush the same system. This
utlIlzes a forced hot water heating
system OF three zones, taking their
controlled heat from an automatic
oil burner. Humidification is done
win separate unit that has cool
ing and compressor features that
work from an evaporative conden-
ser on the roof.
! win the pressure of customer
/ demands for more modern facili-
ties presented q real problem in
salisbury! Most of these problems
were solved by the design of the
building and the design of the fix
lures used in the building.
On the first floor, which includes
the main spOrtswear and lingerie
department, the fixtures are in
picked oak with the deep new
american lacquer cOlors. All fix
lures are in picked oak with the
oeep new American lacquer colors.
All fixture glass is plate with crys-
tai clear optical grade to give un-
distorted views of the merchan-
disc.
onOe departments and mems fur
nlshings are on the mezzanine lev
Ell in a setting much like the in
terror of a Hollywood lounge. Mag
nificent flOOr-to-ceiling draperies
with built-in displays feature this
area. The displays are trimmed
with Honduras mahogany.
WOmen's coats, suits, dresses
land millinery are on the top floor.
A sweeping view meets the eye in
these departments, extending to
the dramatic dress circle at the
Camden street end of the floor.
Arthur Paul Hoppe, registered
architect, designed the store. Store
interior fixtures and color plan
ming were executed by Sidney
Schenker, member of A. /. A. of
Paterson, N. ]. These fixtures
were manufactured by Protzman
Brothers of Baltimore. The general
contractor was Charles E. Brohawn
Brothers, Inc, of Cambridge, Md.