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SHOE SALESMAN

Excel. opportunity for aggressive
your.g man in our mems shoe dept.
good pay. with excel. working conds.
Applr Mr.. Ettlin Bird A., BOND
STORES. INC. 1895 F st. rs
STAG ROOFERS-Experien men
only Apply KNIGHT ROOFING CO.,
~ nSso Woodbury. Dr. Takoma PIX
SOCIAL CASE WORKER WANTED.
Member A.A.S.W. Modern pre-schooi
child care project. Ideal conditions
s Sal; to to $500 month nth ATLANTA
H soad. NV h Atlanta, Ga. His msS
sP Re rE,,,! SALESMAN n y NJ FoRMER
ZINE APPLIANCE OR INSTALL
HARD TO- GET MERCHANDisE.
SUCH AS COPPER, STEEL AND
ALUMINIUM PRODUCTS WHICH
SELL. ON SIGHT. ALL OUR MER-
esH5IT KEsTR}cr1o SSs' S pow N
coMM1ssio ty A You Owe # r. 20 ,
YOURSELF TO INVESTIGATE THIS
9-1e. 1852 PA. AVE. Sc
SPOTTER for small synthetic plant.
Must be neat and willing to work
Apply SUNSET TAILORING, 3511
sTA ar y Al TYprsr, for publish ls
cations, paid sick leave, free insur-
ance. ri. 1900. Ext. 215.
STOCK. SHIPPING and receiving
man. for hardware store: also asst
sales. exper. beneficial: Gil training
program available: perm. position.
MALONEY'S. INC, Sl26 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. .
Store Superintendent
RARE OPPORTUNITY
Have opening in rapidly expanding
ladies ready-towear chain; must
and must be able to handle people.
Such man will have the opportu-
nifty of learning the ladies' wearing
apparel business for future mana
gerial position
APPLY WILBUR-ROGERs
Or. call RE. 0335 and ask for Mr..
Friter for appointment
TABULATING MACHINE OPER-
ATORs = For Remington Rand
equipment; recent experience pref !:
essential work: excel. wages. Cali
IA. 64s5: after 2 pm, CHI. 6595,
TAILORING SALESMAN. One hun
dred sure-f1re. ,quick-selling fabrics
and three popular price ranges. Old
established house. guarantees salts
faction to your customers. This line
Is world beater: geared to public
demand. Complete outfit without
sosS; PLENTY OF sales helps Reserve
SALES DIRECTOR, DEPT. 1876. Box
%, Cincinnati 4 Ohm
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SALESMAN

For nationally known brewery. to
contact retail trade in Washington
between the ages of 3O-35, married
and must have ! years residence
or gainful employment in the Dis
trict. Salary and commission basis
Box oak, Star. rs
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Comptometer Operators

CO1nptOneter Operators
Experienced operators to work in
modern office in ne. section, pay
according to ability; pleasant work.
ing conditions; paid vacation. group
insurance. sick benefits. other en-
ploye benefits. Apply SAFEWAY
STORES. INC, l s45 4th st. ne. Il
COOK. white woman, exper. in cafe
terra work; good pay. Write Box
291- Star.
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SALESMAN
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
WITH LARGE LOCAL
AUNDRY AND DRY
CLEANING ESTABLISH
MENT FOR FIRST-CLASS
MAN TO CONTACT LEADS.
BASE SALARY, PLUS CON-
MIS- SION. MUST HAVE
S UCCES SFUL BACK
GROUND. APPLY IN PER-
SON BETWEEN 8 AND II
AM, OR BY WRITING.
MANHATTAN
COMPANY
1928 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
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HELP WOMEN

CLERK with knowledge Of
TYNE AND SONS. 1921 r st. NV,
between $3.50 and / pm.
CLERK-TYPIST. intelligence and typ
ing accuracy essential: 5-day week:
starting salary S2.450 per year. Cali
co; 6S05 for appointment,
small PIX switchboard in local of
flee Of large insurance company;
exper: not required; 5-day wk.; con-
genial working conditions. Apply in
person, 41S Woodward Bldg. 18th
and II SITS. NV. 3
- Interesting work,
good pay 40,hour week; paid vaca-
ton. GENERAL TYPEWRITER CO..
CLERK wrists fiiIT for credit office. ex.
cellent opportunity for advancement.
Apply KAY JEWELRY CO.. sol n
cIERk:TyP1sT, permanent position mIg
with wholesale optician; 5-day week;
experience not necessary. Apply
CLERK-TYPIST
General office work with well-estab-
lished finance office. Permanent.
Go ea AR my sso peri Rhod. k Isand
ave. Mt. Rainier, Md.
CLERK-TYP1sT for one of WASH
ington's leading ladies' specially
benefits and discounts. Apply Mr..
Miller, 4th floor.
PEIILIPSBORN
18th st. Bet. F and g.
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DRIVER

We desire the services Of a courteous
young woman, p to 35 years OF age,
who is neat in appearance and Ia
willing to give good attendance. Job
consists of making deliveries to our
advertisers. Apply Personnel. Room
5O6. Open weekdays. S:3O-5 and
Sat 81.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Continued on Next PaseJ
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COMPANION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

PANIoN-HoUsEKEEPER-Light
duties, driver license, not over SIS;
PVT, bath in Forest Hills home; /
block from Conn. ave. EN- O625.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, 1898
yrs. OF age; S22l mo. to start: s.
day, 40-hr. wk.; 20 days vacation
leave. Interesting work for motion
picture concern. Apply Rm. 400.
Tower Bldg, 14th and K SITS. NV.
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DIETICIAN

Small adequately stated and equipped
am. to Z pm. Call SUPT., OIL. $500.
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HELP MEN
ATTENTION.. MEN

ATTENTION, MEN
We have 6 job openings that
pay SIT per week. No exp.
necessary - we train you.
Must be avail. immed.
Apply 1929 18th st. NV. 2nd a.,
personnel div, 10 am. to IL only.
See MR.. LOCKYER -30
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TYPIST-Preferably but not neces-
sarily, with legal experience. Some
travel. S75 weekly. Box No. 270-L,
Star.
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DICTAPHONE
OPERATORS

openings for experienced operators;
air conditioned bldg. (Washington
hot summer is only mos. away !;
good opportunity for advancement
and special recognition for ability:
5..day wk.. 8 to 4:30; morning and
afternoon rest periods, sick leave
and other employe benefits; CEN
trally located and convenient to
all TRANSPORTATION. Please call for
appt.. MISS HOPKINS, ST. 461l.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DEMONSTRATORS
Refined ladies. 25 to 40, to conduct
sales parties of REALSILK famous
necessary. Earnings about S35 per
week; Phone Sunday only. ia.
2-5635.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. experienced;
offce in. medical center: secretary
and hygienist employed: 5-day wk,
Box Ann, Star.
DENTAL ASSISTANT
Experienced only. Excellent working
conditions; Sc. area. OR. 1875,
81
DICTAPHONE OPER.-5-day wk..
hosp: surg. serv. and life ms. pro-
vided. MUTUAL INSURANCE
AGENCY. 1901 H st. NV. Call
Mrs. Stout, MA. $500. 80
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CLERK

Office duties in major finance
CO.; no tipping required; must be
alert and have pleasant personality;
good hours and working conditions:
disqualification and life insurance
benefits ST 4S00
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-27
FWS ASKS HUNTERS ALERT FOR DYED" DOVES

If you see or shoot a brilliant red, orange, blue, or gree mourning dove during the 1851 hunting season, don't blame it on your eyesight-just remove the doves metal leg band and for ward it to the Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington, D. C., or 70 your nearest conservation official.
 The bird will be one of the new rainbow doves" that has been dipped in aniline dye solution. When released, its bright plumage will advertise to hunters and oth- CTS the importance of returning the leg band to the fish and wild life service.
 To stimulate public interest and collect more scientific facts in bird-banding recoveries, color dyeing of mourning doves, al- ready successfully launched in Florida, will be used this fall by other southern states, which are cooperating in the federal aid to wildlife restoration program, ac- cording to Director Albert M. Day of the fish and wildlife service.
 After the program gets under way, much additional information
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-27

department of the interior may deem proper.
 A revolving fund would be es- tablished through appropriations made by the Congress and the in- come accruing to the federal gov ernment through the operation of the facilities. Any surplus above the cost of operating, repairing and maintaining the roadside demonstration area would go into the federal treasury.
 Delegate Bartlett made it clear that the bill is not intended to open the way to construction by the federal government of chain of resorts along the highway The bill means just what it says, he declared. Tt seems ad- visable to build a demonstration center at a proper point which will serve as a model for others to be put up by private capital. It should be remembered, too, that the bill carries a provision which would permit operation of the facility by private interests.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-27
TOURIST FACILITIES

Delegate Bartlett has intro duced legislation providing for 7 the establishment along the AL aska highway of facilities for tourists visiting Alaska.
 The terms of the bill call for construction of roadside dem- onstration facility" by the secre- tary of the interior to consist of a building to accommodate the public travelling over the high way. These would be built to en- courage and establish pattern for the construction of similar fa- cilities by private persons.
 The bill further provides that the facilities would be operated and maintained by the secretary of the interior and that these functions may be delegated for a period no longer than 20 years 10 such persons or instrumental ties-public, private, corporate, or otherwise-andu under such ar engagements, terms, and conditions including the compensations to be paid to the United States as the administering agency of the
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-27
AIRPORT LEASES

The House this week passed the Senate-approved bill permitting 20-year leases of real estate on the CAA airports at Fairbanks and Anchorage.
 The legislation, sought to en- courage private interests to pro- vide adequate hangar facilities at the two airports, has gone back to the Senate to consider two minor amendments to the bill adopted by the House.
 At the present time the secre- tary of commerce is permitted to lease real estate on the airports for 10 years only which, accord ing to the House interstate and foreign commerce committee re- port, "has made it impossible for the civil aeronautics administra- ton to interest private persons in providing adequate facilities at the two airports". The committee further pointed out that private interests "are reluctant to under take the erection and operation of hangars because if they are to re- gain their original investment during the term of 10-year lease, the rental price per square foot of hangar space would be so high that few users could afford to utilize such space".
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-27
CHRISTMAS MAILING DATES

Christmas parcels for members of the armed forces overseas should be mailed between Octo- Der Is and November 15, the de- partment of defense has an- nounced.
 Parcels for delivery in Japan, Korea and the Pacific islands should be mailed not later than November 1. Parcels for military personnel serving in more remote areas should be mailed prior to October Is.
 Boxes destined for overseas must be of strong wood, metal, or fiberboard. Each box should be securely tied with strong cord, and loose flaps should be sealed with gummed tape. Unless com pletely packed and tightly filled, boxes may be crushed.
 Christmas cards carrying first class postage should be mailed prior to November 15 and those with air-mail postage prior to De- cember 1.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-27
DIR. GRAVES AT FAIRBANKS

pr. Earl F. Graves, Territorial veterinarian, is in Fairbanks and Big Delta area making tubercu- lin and Bangs disease tests on cows and goats.
 While there, he will test six buffaloes at Big Delta, prior to their shipment to the Yukon Ter ritory, where a new herd will oe established.
 Dr. Graves expects to return 10 Palmer sometime this week. on mourning dove movements in southeastern states and eastern Texas should be gathered by re- searchers. A better basis for set ting hunting regulations will give the hunter his reward for report ing the spotting or shooting of rainbow doves.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-27
WASHINGTON NEWSLETTER
By MARY LEE COUNCIL

Secretary CBob Bartlett Asskas Delegate Congress
Evening star., 1951-02-21
Sonntuq Post to Install

The William A. Sonntag Post
No. 644, Catholic War Veterans,
will install it's new officers at 8
pm. tomorrow at the Mount CAL
vary Church, Forestville, Md.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
43d to Be Moved
ToNorfoIk Docks
On Intercity Buses

The largest movement Of United
States Army troops ever attempted
by intercity buses was to begin
today between Camp Pickett, Va,
and Norfolk.
| Seventy buses running In car
avans Of IL on hourly schedules
VIII carry several thousand troops
to Norfolk docks to board ships for
foreign service.
The entire 43d Division will be
moved out of Camp Pickett by
Greyhound, Carolina Coach and
Virginia Stages buses during the
next three weeks, officials said.
An Army spokesman told a re-
porter that when the 43d leaves
Camp Pickett there will be about
ll0,0 600 men left at the camp.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
Piney Branch Sewer Buckers Seek Action

4 Residents OF an area that only
q little over two months ago suf-
fered such o serious flash flood
that cars were washing around in
the streets and a woman nearly
drowned met last night to seek
completion Of a storm sewer to
relieve such conditions.
The rally, held under the spcli-
sorship Of the Columbia Park
Community Club. is seeking to
keep in the District budget an
item for $3.1 million 10 complete
the Piney Branch relief sewer.
The storm water sewer Is now
only about one-fourth completed.
Arthur r. Cochel, president OF
the club and chairman Of its
Sewer Flood Control Committee,
told the rally his group feels that
now Is the opportune time to put
on the pressure for the relief
sewer.
Some 40 floods in the area, Mr..
Cochel pointed out. have caused
So million in property damage
and the latest nearly cost a life.
Secondly. he stressed that Har-
old A. Kemp. District director of
sanitary engineering. has included
in his budget requests an item
Evening star., 1951-10-10

munic a ti0n6 seff. smisn.
here before going to Korea on
September 1. A member Of the
7th Marine Regiment. he wrote
his wife that he was hit in the
back and hip from shrapnel Of a
mortar shell.
We've all been catching hell, y
he wrote from Japanese hospital
a couple Of weeks ago. He said
that out of his 48-man platoon
all but nine had been killed OF
wounded. He is now in q Navy
hospital in Yokosuka, Japan.
Sergt. Smith was born In Talla-
hassee, Fla. He enlisted In the
Marines in August, l941. and
served In the Pacific for 80 months
i'm World War II. He was In the
tinvasions OF Guadalcanal. Solomon
Islands and Okinawa and in the
liberation Of the Philippines.
Stationed here from 1947 until
his present overseas assignment
he was married in May, 1949. tc
the former Margaret A. Le-
Compte of Washington. They
lived at 205 Webster street NV.
until going to the Riverdale ad-
dress several days before he left
for Korea.
Also listed as wounded In the
same casualty report are Army
Sergt. Harold e. Goff, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin F. Goff Of
Waynesboro, Va, and Marine
Corpl. Robert E. Whetzel. husband
of Mrs. Robert E. Whetzel Of
Cumberland, Md.
Evening star., 1951-10-10

SUFFICIENT to cover completion Of
the relief sewer. This is the first
time In his three years as chair
man Of the Sewer Committee
that this has been done, Mr..
Cochel said.
He pointed ont. however, that
the sewer Is by no means "in the
Evening star., 1951-10-10

bag" The Commissioners must be
convinced. he said. and he urged
every one at the meeting. held in
the Lewis Memorial Methodist
Church. Fourth and Hamilton
streets NV, to attend the Com
missioners' budget hearing on Oc-
tober % to press for action.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
Muck Fire Durkens Town

WILLARD. Ohio, Oct. 10 P).--
Many residents of nearby Ply
mouth switched on lights yester-
day as smoke poured into the towr
from an underground fire In the
|mucklands area. Firemen have
been unable to discover the fires
source. It started last week and
crept underground.
Evening star., 1951-10-10

arriving there.
He is SlSergt.
Wilbur d.
Smith. 27, hus-
band OF Mrs.
Margaret A.
8 m tn, 5433
Fifty fifth
place, East Riv-
erdale, Nd, the
Defense De-
.partn1ent an
nounced today.
Sergt. Smith
was stationed
at naval COM
~
Evening star., 1951-10-10
Marine Wounded
|0n GuadaIcanaI Again
|Hif in Korea Action

4 Washington area Marine SER
lgeant. wounded In World War II
action on Guadalcanal. was
wounded in Korea--12 days after
Evening star., 1951-06-10
S4o5 AND UP
MOTORCYCLES

VINCENT 1850 Rapaide-c: $500 mi; ;
ridine s' doubIe; SSnG'' ss5o 5e sH Hoc 7oao D'n'
1947 INDIAN "74"; actual mi, 49,
900; best offer takes: 81; s159: --10
NEW ARIELS AND TRIUMPHS-For
4ads and saa. asvssz zELrb tE0R nofogs sSss
HARL2RY-DAvIIDsoiN Ri. ii 1876 9945>: new
paint tires and recent overhaul
sstpssa. sstTss; 4Sa2 @i $50 80 Chelsea Ig lane
SiIIs SGnd'; o5Ss $50 or best Offer Hyatts-
rSRiAEa NJ SaSa Sasd SarEF 1e4s; like new; $3.50.
INDIAN 1914 "74"; Al; two rebuilt
mot motors; rs. many ny extra parts; sl25-
B, cs 8 A. %4j RantsS; naasi 125 &C.; new 1ae con-
dition; driven SO miles. Cost S35o,
seen at Joe Heishman's. 1000 s.
CUsHMAN' sCooTER 1a4s; in ex-
es[leFt SIi fsoS condition; windshield; S14o,
INDIAN is4o "45" Bonville Scout:
magnetic wiring; good condition;
HARLEY DAVIDSON 81 "74" DIV
de luxe; 5000 miles; will sell very
wHIzzER MOTOR BIKE. excellent
condition; S75. Call WO. 4117.
CuSHMAN 1916; good running ccndi-
$50: MA. 3-5074.
SALISBURY super scooter 40; 6A
h;p:,, new carb.; bargain: S100. FA
3S5l Sun. or eve.
WHIZZER. 3 h.p. motor, on heavy
duty Schwinn; perfect cond.. lights,
auto trans, drum brakes. extras
Ok D. c. 81 insp; sos. WO. 2968.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON motorcycle 1919,
IN good condition. S525. JE. 81
Evening star., 1951-06-10
AVIATION

AIRPLANEs FOR sALE-PT.-1e's;
Stinsons, Wacos and Aeronica Cham
pion. FALLS CHURCH AIR PARK,
saaRE sRahIRRs EA' fA FIYfNa 1sFas CLUE, osS CESSNA
country pisns; tully y equipped is Incl. incl
WIS and stall warning; recently
recovered: kept In top cond.; must
have pvt. license. AcKERMAN. AD.
NAvIoN. So 500. excel. cond.: oE
radio and loop, Mitchell Omni range
VIE transnitter. vHF receiver.
pr loop. iares, gyro panel heater;
$50 hrs. total time. Worth $40. 900
on. today's market. BYRON. INC.
DU. 1900. MI. 1884. -12
FREE FLYING LESSONS with each
regular $3.50 sightseeing tour. Sat
and Sun. only. FALLS CHURCH AIR
PARK. phone FA. 29s9. 10
PT-l9-Hah interest; good shape;
FIELD Riis Cht5i Can x. sfs sis4oS. i 3 BEACON
PROPELLER, sensenich, model Ask
Best offer. LU. 4-4921.
LSsGoMBE !ssTss. sszs sll metal; EXCEL eond.
FOR sALE-4o-h.p, Cub. relicensed
sondision' TR. eEts Issa. se'0Es5a0 cail from sSR
1915 8 s iuscoMBE siR srLvArR. all-met.,
landing. lights. wheel pants, relic.
70 April, 80; low time; $3.50 or
best otier: will take car in trade.
AfkPi2NsEEs LANES FOR sALE-Au type,,
PT-19, Cessna lao, Waco. Aeronca
Champions. Stinson $50. FALLS
CHURCH AIR PARK, FA. 1888,
Evening star., 1951-06-10
AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

sTUDEBAKER '37 four-door: all
pa DartE Tr in 9a fgod condition. OIL. e,7C38,
PARTS for ,39 to '42 Dodge TRUCKS,
sa wbee tISnt Ss ena gen. starter; tter
parts for older Fords. Chevrolets
FAAtcyTSRiH', REBu1IT sBi GrSI moroRs11a.-
any model available Ford. Chew
rolet. Dodge Plymouth Buick.
Shrysler De Soto; olds Pontiac
Terms as low as S11 monthly. In
stallation can be arraneed. MONT
GS0MERY WARD. Alex. Va. AL
WRECKING - cARs-Many extra
offer refused. AP. 1881.
2. NEW TIRES and tubes. 6x16: Mo-
torola auto radio. TR. 461O.
14.FT. VAN, S100; motor for REQ,
= SEQ; nG, rear ear end; $50. AP; 3041
he. heads for 100-h.p. Ford, ,SI2;
extra wide fiat tread 16-in. tires;
EX. 1883 Sunday
Evening star., 1951-06-10
SPECIALS
TRAILERS

1947 ROYCRAFT aluminium trailer,
CANARY TRAILER PARK. los
GLIDERS. LA SALES, and ROYAL
coaches; Goa For S.i fineF di,s trailer bone liv.
trade your trailer on car or
trade your car on q trailer. Small
down payment, long easy terms.
COLLIE AUTO 4 TRAILER CO., To-
Gated on Washington Baltimore
blvd: 4 ,,, mi north Of Laurel, tele-
1915 SCHULZ. So It.: : 6edrms.; g.
heater; 3 clothes closets; excel. cond
S2.395. OW. 9400. Ext. 331. 10
hEEIER TRAILER SALES eerWyn
now has lge. DISPLAY Of 10Th nev
and used tfsilers: very good assort.
from II .s ssd5 t50% g i = 7sS g s.rI: =
yrs Phone 10 SiIl
MIDC0 loft; sleeps 4; new condi-
esi elSn' 81 Heneslsn aia6 shades etc; $3.50.
FOR sALE@a5.ft. ALEtsS; Homecrest Am Amer.
lean trailer with liv. rm. and compl,
bath attached; all conveniences of q
4-rm. apt; must be seen to be ap-
prsciated, Lot 81 Temple Trailer
rRAIIfR rRRiAilIhSfs AsTinSFia sAFSAiS Custom :bo,,,
xfh sSnS sRRtffty RohT esc isi
plant and 66-gallon water tank with
compressor; elec. refgr.. bottle gas
oven range. foam rubber mattresses;
sleeps 4; cedar lined closets. wall
trail true dolly: ready to roll. Make
NATIONAL HOUSE TRAILER. 23 IT..
modern improvements; bath with
plete, Cali before s pm. "a. Ss6s
PALACE Al al 1873 1879 soft. tandem. sim 3 rms.
exterior. $3.50 down; take over
HoSsf HRoSSasnfi TRAIER, Gf wh ia4s eo4t 4 it, rood
csond.; s925 or best offer. AK,
eUIcR QUICK CASH for house trailers; must
SsrIta, 6e reas, Bring them cut; 7099
eond q T. Let Gs i5 Sahtinssls SiG Rssut
Trailer Court, 3 mi. SO. Alex, ri. z.
UTiLITY lIisHTi TRAILER. sxs, s-ton cap,
heavy-duty tires, like new, $3.50.
Lansley Park Apis, nr. N. Il. and "ai
ygiA,SSTEEee%caResr HSs5i AS 5aes trailer, EN- 1919,
condition. Call XII. S-S247. -12
TRAILER, low bed, Stauffer lotion
hitch-on; excellent condition: 81 200,
subject to offer. BRODIE, Pooks
wANTEDwTRAnER HOUSE, ? or 4
wheel; sleep 4; s wks. from July 4 !;
must be in good cond: EN-. 33o7.
springs. Axe body, removable sides
and ends, complete with hitch; $50
RfcHARDSsosNs iS9s SS' 22-ftt. ;2sto1 tandem;
refgr.. water heater, toilet and
shower; excel. cond Sun, after
@2:30 pm. ALBRIGHT Low, No. 81
Ancient Oak Corner Court. on Lee
SCHULT. 25 IT.; burned up inside:
best offer. Also trailer frame. 81.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
AUTO 8 TRUCKS WANTED

DIRECT. FROM OWNER. 6-cyl. .
drs sedan; Pontiac or studebaker.
ts51 tion and priced reasonable. OIL.
FxiR, aoNEsr ArrRAIsALso soio Of an
Rszis e ffis fis rs. 't'uss' q =
VIII GY FAY CASE for clean cars, an,
Roy Royal MOTORS. NC. I5 Ken
FOR %AEM wEloomE and cold
your car HAfNEs MOTOR SSso Eggs co.'
$500 Bladensbure rd., Cottage City
Md, Wa $500 or 16 Mass. ave. NV
~; 22SS. open aves. and Sunday
BUYER mas rmmed. cash
aafs 'N seIa I3aess' e. .s: s:r' "a hHo1hkg 1asg
CAROLINA DEALER viii usy
oyer the market price for extra
~ xAils2x9andria; 29PGia TE. 97o4. Id
real estate location fa1 batw.ens s trsds aresS for
belt and College PIX. CAN Mr..
BENSON. bet. 1913 sunday. Or
Premium PRICES for clean, rat.
mTNoSdel model cars. .EEppMoNps MOTORS,
Jackson Arl We tDr lie no
1915 TO 1s51-An makes. Drive in
with your title for more cash, or
will pay OF bal. WOLFE MOTORS
18th and K sts. NV. Elk. 1862.
PRICES PAID for used
Gars' ozss la KinE ST.. Alex. Va.
soGTHE;RiSN DEALER in town this
week; all makes and models con-
sidered; highest cash price for a
clean car. IA. 1901.
WE ARE NOW BUYING ANY MAKE
car, any condition, 1896 to 1919.
BANNER SALES CO., ME. 6187
356 L st. s.w.
/ BUY old worn-out cars and trucks
for Junk; highest prices paid. T. w.
SHOMETTE, VI. 1890. 10
ANY MAKE, ANY MODEL
Drive in open lot, see Mr.. Beach, for
cash, trade, terms