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Evening star., 1951-11-04
Eisenhower Bockers Lose
Stossen Support Until Primary

Eisenhower. The Generals name
will be entered there and unless
he requests withdrawal, it will
stay on the ticket.
Senator Taft isn't going into
that primary. but the name of
Gen. Douglas Macarthur might
be entered. Recent appeals by
his rooters to let his name 60
into this and the Wisconsin pri-
Imaries haven't produced any pub
lie change in MacArthur's dec
laration that he is not candidate.
He could remain silent and his
name would go into the New
Hampshire list. He would have to
give his permission for any full
f1edged effort for him in Wiscon-
sin.
Politicians forsee circumstances
under which New Hampshire Re-
publicanS would be given a three
way choice between Gen. Eisen-
hover, Gen. Macarthur and Mr..
StasSen.
What happened there might in
f1uence greatly the Minnesota re-
suits a week later on March 18
April !.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
GWU Gets $4,000 Grant
For Rheumatic Research .

The National Institute of Meta
Ibolic Diseases and Arthritis has
approved a $4,000 grant to
George Washington University for
further study of a theory that
rheumatic diseases may be caused
by an unusual type of microbe.
Principal investigator will be
DR.. Thomas Mcpherson Brown,
professor of medicine at the uni
verSity. who was head of a team
Iof researchers which reported on
the theory to the American Rheu-
ImatiSm Association in June.
The research team, made up of
doctors at the university and at
Mount Alto Hospital. voiced hope
that the troublesome actions of
1.-THE microbe could be prevented or
controlled by antibiotic drugs.
Clinical studies at the George
Washington University Hospital
and Mount Alto showed that
|aureomycin. chloramphenicol and
particularly terramycin were nffec-
tive in treatment Of rheumatic
diseases.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Uruquuy Tronsit Restored

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay. Nov
g (P.-Bus and street-car service
was resumed here today after a
48-hour strike by drivers. They
were among some $4,000 workers
made idle in sympathy strikes
since october Is.
Army and Navy personnel con-
tinued to handle ship cargoeS as
longshoreman stayed away.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
BY the Associated Press

Backers of Gen. Eisenhower ap-
parently will have to do without
any help from Harold E. Stasser
until the latter tests his owr,
chances for the 1852 Republican
presidential nomination.
Thus if Gen. Eisehower-whc
returned to the United States yes
terday for military conferences
with President Truman and other
leaderS-becomes available in the
presidential campaign he may be
contesting with Mr.. Stassen foi
vital Midwestern delegates.
Mr.. Stassen, former governor OF
Minnesota and now president OF
the University of Pennsylvania, il
reported to have passed the woro
to his friends he is going to run
on his own in next years early
primaries in New Hampshire, Min
nesota and Wisconsin.
Won't Tie Himself Up
Although he has had nice thing!
to say about Gen. Eisenhower, Mr.
StaSsen made it clear recently HI
hasn't Endorsed the the Genera
and doesn't intend to tie himsel.
up with the draft-Eisenhowel
campaign. Whether he woulc
swing to Gen. Eisenhower later il
he feels his own chances for the
nomination aren't good remain.
an open question.
The draft Eisenhower contin.
gent. operating without any pub.
lie assurances the General /;
either a Republican or available
for that party's nomination, vi
tally needs more strength in the
Midwest, where Senator Robert
A. Taft of Ohio is strongest.
Senator Taft, an announced
candidate, counts heavily on the
big-state backing of Illinois. Ohio
and possibly Indiana in the con-
test for nominating convention
delegates. He considers himself
strong in the Dakotas, Nebraska
and Colorado and has announced
he will enter the April ! Wiscon-
sin primary.
They Eye Midwest States.
The Eisenhower camp appears
to have Kansas, the Generals
home" state, in the bag. Gen
Eisenhower hackers are flirting
with the Republican governors OF
Colorado. Iowa and Minnesota
and they intend to get his name
in the Wisconsin primary if they
can.
With the support of Senator
Thye, Republican Of Minnesota
MIR. StaSsen is out to corral Min
neSotas delegation. Gen. Eisen-
hower's name will 60 into that
primary, in all probability. since
the General couldn't force a
withdrawal if he choose. And the
new Republican Governor, c. Ell
mer Anderson, leans more toward
Gen. Eisenhower than toward Mr.
StasSen.
Mr.. Stassen. who won the ma
jority of Wisconsin's delegates ir
1948, has been beating the bushes
in that state again. However
some of his 1948 supporters have
gone over to Senator Taft and he
is regarded as having an uphill
battle there. particularly if Eisen-
hover delegates can get on the
ticket.
One such aspiring delegate got
a cold turn-down recently from
an Eisenhower aide when III
wrote the General. But some can
didateS for delegate might get or
the ticket with a slogan sucf
as II Like Ike" even if the Gen.
eral fails to give the permission
required under Wisconsin law fol
entrance of a slate.
May Collide in N. H.
Mr.. Stassen's projected entrance
into the New Hampshire primary
first on next years list. may brins
him in direct collision with Gen
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Women's Medical Meetino

The Women's Medical Society
OF the District of Col>;r' d will
hear a talk by DR.. C1o.geanna
ISeegar-Jones, Of Johns Hopkins
Hospital. at $50 pm, Tuesday
in the District Medical Society
auditorium, 1718 M street NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Barney House 10 Mark
5Oth Anniversary Today

Barney Neighborhood House
470 N street S.W.. will celebrate
its golden anniversary this after
noon with a reception from 4:3(
ito $50 o'clock.
Membership in this institution
which started in 1901 is almost
l 200.
Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, president
of the board, will head the recep.
tion tomorrow. The reception will
Include an art exhibit, a musica,
program and tea.
Evening star., 1951-11-04

Virtually eliminates sweating
and cold spots. Permits easy
operation of your windows &.
trim and handsome in design.
Saves 800 on your fuel bill.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-01-26

Alaska Steamship company re- attending the com pany 1851 annual agents meeting at Seattle. January I5-1S. are pie tured with three new Alaska Ter minal and stevsdoring Company fluid-drivs fork lift trucks in a Pier 42 freight shed during q re- cess between sessions
 These Alaska Line officials are centering their efforts on develop ing improved freight and passenger service for the extensive company territorial operations which range from Ketchikan in Southeastern Alaska to Kotzebus in the Arctic.
 From left in lift truck cabs: ". J. Manahan, assistant general traf- fic manager. Seattle; T. J. Malon- ey, Anchorage agent; and. atop right truck, Frank Burns, CordoVa agent
 In left section. third row. from left: E. F. Herr, ssldoyia agent Cwfth hat extendsd1, U. ". Kill
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-01-26

right: 0rrin Kimba1l, K Kod a agent; D. M. Ramsey, sitka agent; H. E. Chesebrough, terminal agent, Seattle. K A Cross. assistant gen eral passenger agent, Seattle. and G. s. Duryea. general freight and passenger agent, Anchorage.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-01-26
JIMMY EARLY CELEBRATES SIXTH BIRTHDAY JAN. 19
 WITH GALA PART

The Charles Early apartment over their store = Wrangell Radio and Electric was the scene O. gala party last Friday afternoo-- when Mrs. Early entertained 0 group of children to help celebrate her son Jimmy's sixth birthday.
 Cowboys and cowgirls took over" the apartment and although Ms Early reports the shooting" va. heavy, there were no casualties - except to the ice cream. birthda. cake and candy that followed the Wild West fray.
 Invited guests for the enjoyable afternoon were Bobby Moore. Terry sharnbroich, Johnny Smith, Fri, 0tteson, Linda Goodrich, Barbara Herrin Bonnie Mae Grant, Alta and Ailene Neyman, Harry and ter " Dierks and Carol Jean and Paul Evans.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-01-26
BASKETBALL TEAL LEAVES FOR KETCHIKAN:
 MAY PLAY PR. RUPER

N- ansell Wolves. high school basketball team. lefl yesterday morning Tor Ketchikan. and weath- Ter permitting. for Prince Rupert.
 Games were scheduled at Ketch- kan last night and tonight and and at Prince Rupert on Saturday night
 The team made the trip to Keteh- kan on the Consul D. owned and skippered by J. N. (Red) Steear.
 A group of rooters flew down to join the team. among them MT. and Mrs. George Gunderson. Fred Gun ningham. who have sons play ing on the team Jas did their fathers when they went to Wran- gsll Highl Ann Diven, Peggy Hartley. Rose Kalkins. Alora Petit crew, Joe Pstticrew Mira steear also flew down for the occasion and Neil French whose son Is one of the players
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-01-26
Page Three
Territory
 Gets S5,6O5.O2
 National Forests

A warrent for $5,605.02 is being sent to the treasurer of Alasl a covering the territory's share of National Forest receipts for the fis- cal year I950, according to B. F. Hentzleman, Regional Forester, U. S Forest Service, Juneau, Alaska
 Sum represents 25 per cent of the total receipts received from the Chugach and Tongass National Forests in Alaska except for tiu- Der sod on the Tongass Forest.
 Such payments are made in u-u of taxes each year by the fede1s! government to Judicial divisions having national forests within thoir boundaries. Federal law provides that the money Is to be used for roads and schools in the First aua the Third Judicial Divisions where the two national forests are loeal- ed.
 ruoHe Law sG5, 6Oth Congress. approved August s, l947, authoris- ed the Secretary of Agriculture to sell timber from the Tongass Ma Ional ro,esJ. IL provided that the receipts Oy held in the U. s. Treas -ry undl Indian rights to the lana ~ad t.aUef afe finally determined Receipts 50 deposited during the fiscal year 1850 amounted to S77,- .1tS.o4 Total from date of the Aet is $340.76745.
 In addition 10 the 25 per cent received by the territory, 10 pc. cent Of the national forest receipts is made available to the Forest Ser vice for use on forest roads an trails. This amounted to S2,2420. for the fiscal year of 1850.
 Since 1908 the total amount the territory has received for it's = per cent of National Forest receipt lis $75S,853.3G. Amount received b. the Forest Service for use on roads and trails since 1908 totals $295, .495.63.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-01-26

lingsworth. manager Alaska Ter minal Company. V. V. sipprsll general agent. Seward: second row. E J. F. Zumdisnk operating manager, Seattle; R c. Gardiner, Fairbanks agent, F. A zeusler. executive aa- sistant 10 president, Seattle: and staggered front row: D. R. Rem bargsr, assistant general freight agent. Seattle; H. 5. Green, Jun eau agent. R. l. Miller. Petersburg agent. A. N. Mcclellan. freight claim agent, Seattle; ". R. Wood, Ketchikan agent; and R. D. Kel- sey, Valdez agent
 Right section. second row. from right: H. N. Peterson. general traffic manager, Leo Mccormack, Wrangell agent, D. E. Skinner, vice president and general manager, Seattle; R. c. Rose, assistant gen eral passenger agent. Seattle: J. J. Dillon. Nome Agent. J. D. Nelson, assistant general traffic manager, Seattle.
 First row, right section. from
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-01-26
MISS DEVENNY H0NE

After being delayed by Weathe. for five days, Miss Patricia Dsyeu n.y. registered nurse and daughIe. Of Mir and Mrs Ralph Beyenny arrived home yesterday via Ellis Air Line from Ketehikaa
 She came up by Pan American plane from Seattle Sunday but bad weather prevented a landing at Annette Island and passengers were carried to Juneau After several days in Juneau the overloaded passengers were returned to An netts and yesterday. at first break in the weather Miss Deyenny came up from Alaska's First City.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-01-26
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, WRANGELL PRECINCT. FIRST DIVISION
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF LOUIS CHARLES LEMIEUX, deceased
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Lucilley Lemieux has been appoint ed the administratrix of the estate of Louis Charles Lemieux, deceas- ed All persons having claims a. gainst said estate are required by law to present, with proper youch- CTS, said claims within six (6) months from the date of his notice to Lucille Lemieux, Wrangell, Al. aska.
 LUCILLE LEMIEUX
 Administratrix First publication Jan. 5, 1851 Last publication, Jan. 26, 1851
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-01-26
2 SOUTH ON PRINCESS

Princess Norah, of the Canadian Pacific Steamship Company, took ? passengers south when il sailed from Wrangeil Tuesday evening Both were from Petersburg and were Dean kaylor. well known cannery man and Mrs. Harold Lee pioneer Petersburg resident
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-01-26
IEAYRs FnR sEATTIE

Henry Tiny Bowman left yes- tsrday to join his mother and faith CT. Mir and Mrs. Henry Hank Bowman in Seattle 10 remain until he is called into the [. s. Army.
 He recently passed his physical examination at Fort Richardson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-01-26
INTERESTING BOOKLET IS DISTRIBUTED BY
 BANK OF WRAHGFLI

An interesting booklet giving facts and figures on population Of Alaska. as well as leading towns and cities Of the U. s. and the world, is being given customers and friends of the Bank Of Wrangell
 Besides census figures there is a good map of the United States. a section containing facts Of general interest and another section giving important dates of history.
 Contents reveals that in the years between 1940 and 1850 the population of the |. s. increased 1S.975,07O. Population was 131, 66s,275 in 1940; the 1850 census showed the population at 150,644,- 345.
Evening star., 1951-07-08
WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT

FURNISHED MODERN BUNGALOWS.
Colonial Beach. Va; gas, cleo, show
er; week, month or season. c. Beach
3I51 or Wo, 2155. So
COTTAGE. attractive; for summer
pleasure or winter living. All mod
cent to Annapolis. GE. s231. 70
WOODLAND BEACH-For rent. July
and Aueust; A modern 5-rm fur
nished brick bungalow RE 57ll
MouNfAIS 81: ilHs Si$el1; Ixkl-rRoNr cottage. s
Md, Sleeps 6. Avail. July IA. Lo.
o2siR. BAY-FRoNT COTTAGE; avail.
W West Rive kiver s3esn. n yESDEiL. END shady HaiH
cEDARHtRsr ftHei MHj on the bay; ali-eiec.
coEoNIxI yoi H24 BEACH. Aeha or vA.LFurnis5ed 1st
four-room cottage; large fenced in
yard; running water. elec. Call
RA; g31s after
front: available after July 2s. 1881.
o.kM. COTTAGE, with gas, cleo
tricity, water; North Beach, Md;
refs; required Gail MI. 3063.
SEPT. 80 DU. .' s6si. 6si wa 'Gas' 1913
ige. screened porch ali utils.; s45
wk. Call Mon, LU. 4-6sOO.
COLONIAL BEACH. VA. = Cottage:
spe1 open sdat@e;; date; Aug; s1o LIS; Aug, p;
EPPING FOREST, MD. on Severn
Private community. club PRIVILEGES
2-bedrm. mod cottage; boating. fish
ing, grabbing; week or mo-; several
car pools to Washington. PAUL. IA,
WARP 2o5a - On Or on premises Sun:
accommodate s; clean; all mod.
CO.. incl. hot water; S35 wk. sH.
" a. ..RFRoNT COTTAGE. South
River, on private estate; cleo kit.
boat; wk. or mo. Phone West River
COTTAGE. waterfront
modern, wonderful for children; 80
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic
Md.-A community of professional
graduates and their families. Lots
vacancies in furnished COTTAGES @
- miles beyond Prince Frederick
Literature on request. Because of
cancellation; l Ice: and ! small cot
sasS dFdl!. DeSlnnlng July Z. MRS.
MILES. Prince Frederick. Phone
BAY RIDGE, MD.-Prom August +.
$50 wk.; 3 hedrms., . baths. lge
porch. Telephone Bay Vista 1888.
GREEN GROVE. COLONIAL BEACH
Complete summer home; quiet, cool.
direct waterfront. Avail. July 2lst-
A9s; foIser 4th' Laurel Md, ss2-M for
LAKE JACKSON lots; close to
water; moving to another city. TIE.
COLONIAL BEACH-Furn,shed Cot
taee The Victor: rooms, bath
water. II. 6-6l9S after 6 pm. 70
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER, White
Stone. Va.-Three and four room
cottages, furnished with modern
eonyeniences; on river near Tides
Inn; sand beach, fishing, Grabbing:
boat included: by. season, month or
or call L. G. WALKER, White Stone.
Va; Telephone Irvington 1884.
LONG BEACH and 4 bedrm. cot
tases; ? on waterfront. others i'm
mediately adjacent to the Chesa-
peake Bay. all conveniences; rent.
500 wk. and upwards: rented by yk.
mo. or season. Drive down to in
spect or phone Prince Frederick
3OS-J for details NJ. E. ROCKHILI.
INC, st. Leonard Md
Evening star., 1951-07-08
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHOBoTH BEACH, DEL.-For rent.
So wk. up. Call Mon. EN-. 1897,
OCEAN CITY MD.-New modern du-
plex apt; l blk. ocean; accom-. to
IF You WANT TO RELAY. see a
beautiful 5-rm. cottage. with bath. A
vear-around home with all modern
conl enlences. INV. oil heat and auto
water heater: LOCATED on the beauti-
Plenty Of fishing Grabbing, swim vim
place for a retired business cple.
Outdoor firepl.. | util. house. plenty
of shade trees. Also one 34-ft,
viii sleep 4. kit. and toilet. with
Chrysler marine engine. Will sci!
house Or boat separately. Reas. Call
RiEHSo,BoUTHi iHaS, 9TH BEACH, DEL.-Attrac-
tive new cottage in lovely pines asS sec sec
nished. Reasonable to desirabl. ten
ants Available from August 16 on.
OIL 5737 or DU. 3341. -
HERALD HARBOR-5 bedrms:, all
Firehouse for BAUER COTTAGE on
= Chestngt r6, e. yaientins C,oyaIIea bl9eks
from Beverly, Beach where the
Rhodes River empties into the Bay
Beautiful cottage located on 2 lots
with Z large maple trees and un-
usual shrubbery; bedrms., liv. rm;,
kit. "A It. long. equipped with
Estate gas stove and GE refrigerator;
2 porcheS, each 20 fl. long, screened
for summer and glassed in FOR WIN
ter: garage and bath house; loft.
easement from cottage to bathing
beach; good furniture, and boat can
be purchased at giVe-away prices.
Go to Beverly Beach and turn rient
to beach store; follow our signs 70
the Porter cottage L. r. PORTER
townerl, XII. S-7S59 or OW. 3VH4.
WEST WILDWOOD. New Jersey. 5
rms. and bath BUNGALOW; sleeps 4
to u; S6U week, includ. util. LA
BUSGALows. apartments. cottages.
Week, month. season. Free lists
BAKER REALTY co. 30 E. Oak
ave wildwood. N J.
RENT-SEA SHORE, Ocean city,
N J,--Four- bedroom and bath lSt-
floor apartment. block from guarded
beach and boardwalk. August and
September S4o0. On premises, oo9
First street.
REHOBOTH, near ocean, new 3-bed-
room apt; also smaller apt. close
in both nicely furnished, P. j.
ROBERTSON. 10 Philadelphia ST.
Pehnhoth Phone SS77.
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Waterfront Residence

washington Once.
Phone Rockville 2l63.
Evening star., 1951-07-08
AVIATION

RYAN. PIT %. Make me and offer;
owner will be AT WaSh,-Va Air
port. Sat. and Sun FA. 1851. S
AERONCA CHIEF 65. 1916, licensed
Feb, 81; receiver, sensitive alti-
meter; mrs gas: engine ship fabric
perfect; t30 hrs. air frame and
engine. One of the best Aeroncas
In U. s.; $3.50, Phone LO. 3-32l5
10
LUSCOMB-All metal. excel. cond.
HI. 9516. Located at Hyde Field.
sS.FT. TRUSTCOTT. de luxe, 3 yrs.
old, cost new. $1,000 plus ST 900
extras. Can be seen at Thompson S
Boat Yrd;. Eastport, Annapolis. Md.
Ask for Henry Thompson. S5. 900 or
highest offer.
T CRAFT. 1856 hrs. TT. on AnE: z
hrs. since TO. completely recov-
cred. Feb. 81; new metal prop;
excel. cond., owner leaving town
TIE. 2lS9.
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J. S. CAPPS
COLOREn
A RAMBLER

CALL LEONARDTOWN 3I4
HOLLYWOOD MI
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WILL PAX Cash for clean cars. any
ROYAL MOTORS INC. Is Ken
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AUTO 8 TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for clean cars, any
ROYAL MOTORS NC. Is Ken
Trucks faSC s HiH HWiHANrEp-psckage deliv-
cry or walk-in vanette, / to III
tons G94s-'51 model, used); must
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FOR FOR WARM WELCOME .no cold
cash see az call US before selling
yoeuorr ca car a HaAINEs MOTOR CO:
Nd WA $500 or l6 Mass ave n "
ST; 22SS. open ives and Sunday
PREMIUM REM PRICES s,o,q;.,c ,1r c,san, ,sss
Nc !. CT. Il $500, WiisSn tlyd =
1916 TO Iss1-An makes. Drive in
with your title for more cash, or
will pay OF bal WOLFE MOTORS.
18th and K SITS. NV Elk 5562
or 1881 Essex car
for parts. Phone IL 6-6452
500 CASH for 1946-1947 Plymouth; ;
one owner, clean car. Evenings after
six, CO. 0626.
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
over the market price for 100 nice
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TOP CASH PRICES paid for any make
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DIXON or MRS. MCKENZIE, AD.
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$4,000
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5000
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CO.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WIG CADILLAC MOTOR, can easily
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Also ! Willys Geep) motor, S45,
ana - c. ratio heads. for loo
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i9l! DODGE MOTOR, transmission
= ;I0ex17 good tires. JA.. s-7So1.
tube. nsS '@Sfs' 1f' 147s s7s for 1 tire and |
5 BRAND-NEW GOODYEAR TIRES
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DUMP TRUCK BODY, s-ton st steel
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JUNKING 194l Nash 4-dr. sedan and
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WHAT'S THIS?

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MOTORCYCLES

BE INDEPENDENT of public trans
portation, buy q Harley Davidson
"125" light weight. used 1949's
S195 UP. New 1e51's,. 1895. 100 mi.
per gal parks anywhere. Learn to
ride in 8 min. good selection Of
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races Frederick. Md. 4th OF July.
a. D SALES a. SERVICE. 1865 31st
st. NV. MI, 0602, IS
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MONEY WANTED
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

WELL SECURED 2nd trust on white
property. 3d. $50 note. payable S33
mo. 81. Only S2.450. RA. 341S.
81 356.s4 2nd-TRUST NOTE, &c,
nai,h payable S23: int prin.; mo-; for
SEN. Ma. 7T72, SH. 1922. --l0
end TRUST NOTE behind 3 NJ L
lst trust on we'll built Petworth
brick home. sold to responsible
party with approx. S3, 900 down
payment. Attractive discount. Sun.
and ewes. call TU. 1858. weekdays.
ST 1859.
ST, 900 DISCOUNT
value appx. S3.lO0. Further info.
Call MR.. RHEA. OW. 1898.
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West Shorehan

Enjoy the sparkling change Of pace
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pine-laden air the tang and
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Plenty OF good fishing, swimming,
boating. Grabbing. One OF the re-
naming sheltered and deep harbors
peake, pc south Of Annapolis. An es
tablished, congenial summer COM
munity where. you can buy a
choice site, and build your own
summer home--for less than your
FROM D. C. Use Central ave,
route' PA, proceed to Mayo road
Follow signs on Mayo road to West
Shoreham. Come today for sure!
CHAS. H. STEFFEY INC.
Realtors Since 1911.
Evening star., 1951-07-08

Wanted - 100 clean, low
mileage postwar cars for
two of Washington's largest
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dealers. All cars offered
must be in Al condition.
We buy any make or model
Get the most for your pres
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