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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON 80 Commodore "8" sedan.
Lustrous black finish. radio. heater.
and seat covers, WV. tires. This
TAL fi5 L iPmisa!ats CO. e.
HUDSON 1s4S 2-dr. "6"; r. and h.;
immac. throughout; only $995. Cash.
trade or terms. WILLIAMS. r. ].
ave. at Goth st. ne. -21
HUDSON 1949 4-dr. sed.: r. and h.,
2-tone green finish; your old 40,
Al or AZ car will handle the down
oT ssse eone noaaN e a9d aoTos a55Ys co
bso1 Wis. ave. OR. esi7. -
HUDSON 80 Commodore "6" club
coupe; manderin maroon: white
wheels; heat and music; 1000 miles:
not blemish on it. At 81, SAB it's a
steal. LOGAN Ford, I'LL 18th
st. NV. DI. $500. Open till 8 pm.
HUDSON '4s Commodore "6' 4-dr.;
i Ki, s:4o7i. A. ess7. &2s -
with heater and .overdrive; q clean
economical car that can be used
tSr s bosn RlEasis anf se cSIysar Sa
Plymouth; 1900 Wisconsin ave,
LEfNMcofNezErHYR m fNoszErHYR 1887 with -is Ford
motor and hydraulic brakes; SIS
MEKcuRY III tRi '51 2-door sedan: lust iustri-
Gus satin black finish; radio, heat
er. overdriye, spotlight and Wv,
tires. An exceptional buy. S2 .095:
CAPITAL AC-OLDSMOBILE
CO.. INC. 1922 22nd st. NV. ST.
MERCURY 1e4s club convertible;
radio and heater. seat covers. orig
inal finish. excellent tires; low mile
age; must be seen to be appreciated;
best buy in town in q sports model
for only 1895. Terms. STANDARD
Cue1, AID. 1859. 10
MERCURY 40 dark maroon club
cony,; white top; radio. heater, spot
81. $500. Open tili Q pm.
MERCURY ~ club cpe.; two-tonee
covers: just ike new all over. used
very little by careful man; S1,3a5.
LOGAN (Ford). I'LL 18th st. NV,
MERCURY 50 adj; :, and h. Wv.
MOTOR SALES. 3400 River 'rd..
Alex. Va. XII. s-4071. AL. 6SS7.
M. G. T. C. 1a4s Super CHARGED
Excel. cond.: 81 .525. LA. $3.50,
Ext. 102; after 5 pm, AL. 2146.
NASH 1e47 sedan; r. and h.. beanti-
full green finish; inmac. throughout;
only S795. Cash, trade or terms.
WILLIAMS, R. /. ave. at goth St.
ne. -21
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L o s T
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 194S A4-ton panel; excellent
$3.50 cash. Cali CH. 5000. 30
l949 l-ton pickup;
equipped with pipe racks, spare tire.
.leater and defroster; excellent rub
Der and In new-truck condition;
Sl.095. Also SO la-ton panel; ~
s4-ton pickup with .4-speed trans
mission; 80 sedan delivery; all guar
anteed. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
Co. 7725 Wis. ave. NV. OIL. 6lOo.
DODGE ii stake: dual pneum attic;
RADIO. both sides Of 7th st. at
r NV. NO. 1857. 20
ICE CREAM truck for sale; ready to
roll; good clean shape; tight box;
$3.50. Small investment, large re-
turns. Ask for GEORGE. BIS H st.
INTERNATfoNAI (2) 194a K-7 2la-
ton dump; good condition. good rub
Is4o ls-ton panel; low
mileage: excellent cond.: fully xuar.
anteed: S495 Ma 6420
FORD 1916 "a a-ton pickup; perfect
body and running cond.: never used
for heavy hauling or rough work;
low mileage; S495 cash. WA. 5755,
INTERNATIONAL 1949 tractor KB-
FL. 30-ft.;. refrigerator; tandem
trailer; Cali Ashton 6234. 20
FORD 1947 f2-ton pickup; heavy duty
transmission; excellent condition
throughout: S593. Why pay more?
BE bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd., Ii.
3-SSO0.
CHEVROLET 1a47 sedan delivery;
S4S3. Why pay more? SO bank
financing. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
over 100 others, 1871 Bladensburs
Rd.. Ii. 3-SS00.
23 REQ TRACTOR. with 100 White
motor; $1,000 cash; good shape.
1916 model. WA. 5o3S. ---21
FORD 1850 FL lhton panel; one
owner; $500 miles; extra clean;
S1.145. TRIANGLE MOTORS. 1888
r. /. ave. ne, CO. 0SS2.
1850 s4-ton green panel
truck; rear doors; extra seat; heater:
ladder racks: carefully driven; 5000
mi; excel. for all repair trades or
package delivery. $1,000 or best Of
fer, OV. 32S3 -2l
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TRAlLERS

TRAILER. ideal for camping; sleeps 4;
easy to pull includes small icebox.
Call 81. 4366. --22
TRAILER. i wheel. steel body, COM
plete, sos. Also duo-therm oil heater
WiIlston pl., Falls Church. -19
SPACE FOR RENT--Large lots, mod
ern bath house. sewer and water
miles from Laurel Md. on Brook
Bridge rd., of U. s. No l. Fair
view Trailer Court. Phone Laurel
CASH for house trailers. Bring them
out. Also luggage. 1000 Central
AMERICAN HOUSE TRAILER. Ia4s
~ IT. 3 rms. elec. brakes, Al
eond. XII. S-SSl5. 30
BEETER TRAILER SALES, Berwyn.
now has, lge display Of poth nev
and used trailers: very good assort-
ment; clean used tratlers ranging
in size from lS 20 33 = priced
YRS phone TO XII
WANTED-Used house trailer. Write
P o. Box 4S5. Fairfax, Va. giving
full particulars -o1
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AVIATION

1916; licensed to March
1852; Just reconditioned by factory;
low hours; S2,700. Call VUNCAN-
NON. FIR. 1922 or AP. 0520.
NAVION 4-passenger, just reicensed,
$50 hours total time; gyro panel
VHF, marker, omni. heater, excel
lent condition.: hangared at Ma
tional: worth $1,000 will sell for
$4,000 cash. BYRON, INC. DU
1900 or MI. 1884. 20
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

s4.925 End TRUST, payable $50 mo-;
secured on row brick; $4,000 B., and
L. With $1,000 down. viii sell Tor
1880. DAVID N1MITz. RE. $685.
S.. a5.7I-Deferred purchase. and
trust note: payable $50 per mo. at
6qs interest. Bldg. and loan 1st
trust, excel. security, well seasoned.
fine payment record, entire balance
due in years. VIII sell for $1,000.
SIS, zoo ssnd-TRusT NOTE. payable
S57 per mo-, secured by 3-year-old
brick home in Silver Spring area.
Substantial cash above trust. attrac-
MIR. RUSSELL, Ma. 5005. 80
RETIREMENT PR0GRAM-S75 mo,
for approx. Is yrs. Buy 1st-trust
mtge., well secured for $4,000, 5ee
I HAVE EXCEL. $500 2nd-trust sc
note, payable at $44 per mo-; will
sell at $500 discount. note orig; for
S3,100; paid down to S2.971. Phone
DI. 6579: ewes, OR. 2909. RI !.
SECOND TRUST, 5-YR.--S3, 500 End
trust. payable S67.67 per mo-, back
of $500 orig. firSt trust paid down
to S6,S00, 500 discount. MONO
HAN REALTY. OF 1000. -24
s2.365.11, End TRUST. go, $23
inter. and prime. monthly; for sale,
$1.40o. HARRY DREISEN. Ma.
7772 anytime. -l9
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MONEY WANTED

SAFEST AND BEST SECURITY in
the world is a FIRST trust on an
American home where owner has
on the purchase price. We have
many such loans for your invest
ment portfolio at 5%. anortized
monthly. Cali for further details.
j. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO.,
OK. or CH. 44S7.
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GARAGES

STORAGE SPACE WANTED, about
1920 it,; private gar, masonry or
metal will do. SH. a7S3. --Ia
WANTED GARAGE or space for single
car west of 18th st. NV. Call MR.
BUTTS, EX. 6400, Br. 756, during
day. or NE. 1851. after $50 pm.
1929 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Lge.
beautiful garage, $40 per mo. ia.
4S45. -I9
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

JEEP CRANE, dual wheels, 2-speed
than 1000 miles; in Al condition;
S795. CAIRO GARAGE, 1907 Ger
81 CHEW. MOTOR. 80 Ford motor.
for truck or car and parts for Ford
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AUTO 6 TRUCKS WANTED

WANTED-Clean, four.wheel drive
take-off. Approx. 5000. wo. 1859.
PREwAR CAR for basic Transports
ton; Sl25 or less. oW. 0765 after
FAIR HONEST APPRAIsALs Of Of all
MCKEE Md Ede dPeoNTTAc. 1884 L St, NV.
FOR FOR, war warm WELCOME ana cold
sosa sonn ss sss or asEs AL 8 SoToR s53se seDs
5000 Bladensburg rd.. Cottage City.
Md WA $500 or l6 Mass ave NV
ST. 228S opep nves and Sunday
PREMIUM PRICES for clean rate
model cars. EDMoNp's MOTORS,
i 4 Jackson. T zri. va "AS10 Or PISs Iie No .
1 BUY OLD woRN-our car, ard
t1pcks 81 so6 for junk Call after 6 p;m,.
CARS sia iva WsNrED-1mmed. cash; r2R iree
i;IS EDaEMooR { MOTOR Co. 5ss5 is: Wis.
AUTos T FOR SOUTHERN TRADE;
$3.50; sDot cash. PRIESTHOOD,
6so6 Georgia ave. NV, GE. 9s44.
GOOD BUY WANTED, at fair cash
. price; no dealers please. MR.. La
MAR, DI. o731, weekdays. -l9
WRECKED CARS, BURNED CARS,
salvage taxis. rundown cars; '46 to
81 only. JU. 7-54S4.
I946 70 I95l--An makes. Drive in
with your title for more cash, or
win pay OF bal WOLFE MOTORS.
18th and K sts NV. Elk 5562.
NORTH CAROLINA dealer win pay
oyer the market price for 100 nice
clean cars. 1901 Mt. Vernon ave-.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
y HUGHES. 1912 Ga ave-, RA. 1872.
WILL PAY CASH TOR ciean cars any
make any model; see Mr.. Dunn
Georgia ave NV TIL D432
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BOATS

FISHING PARTlES-Chesape Bay
rsssr'I reser CAPT Pr KING, VA 4ie2.
194S 33' OWENS twin flagship. loo
h.p.: used very little; new-boat con-
dition a5ns no,i. Loestsa sssS South 8iVsr, Pnone
WANT An OUTBoARD for better tlsh-
ing? See the complete Evinrude line.
Teims to suit. S. KING FULTON;
500 Maine ave, s.w.. EX. 3406: --22
15-FT. LYMAN SPEEDBOAT. 22Ha-h. p
and sts 3hR 5-hsr pSt9r Sss9 oer fully squiPpsss PISS
1s-FT. CABIN DAY CRUISER, now
in use; 1875 or best offer. BeinE
tTs1sferEsa RE call Otis sits nsa6 mod mSd.,,
to t chSpse trom f. fTom l. IT, s44 4 &
E or more. S. KING FULTON. s03
Maine ave. s.w.. Elk; 34o6. --22
Sleeps 4; 1391h;p. Chris .eSr, Graft ten en-
ished. h viii stand the most rigid in
spection. $4,000. Located Wood
Annapolis 1892. -22
BY OWNER-1951 Steelcraft sedan
cruiser. 20 it, sleeps 4. Fully
equipped. Extras. 1l5.h,p. ChryS-
Ter Grown. Phone Taylor e4sa.
WOLVERINE SPEED BoAT-14 IT.
% h.p. johnson Sea Horse; and IA
IT. .all-steel trailer. All equip. in
peri. cond Make offer. Cali OIL,
1S.FT. S2f. BoAT-1nboard, Wisconsin,
eondtion ePs5ns complet. G00E With bunnae fe
cushions, etc, $500. AID. LAG;
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MOTORCYCLES

HID. 45-45; good cond.; recently
passed D., c. insp. 1st Sl00 takes it..
ia 007G. -21
THUNDERBIRD 1851 Triumph: $500.
1922 Franklin ST., Alexandria, Va.
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BETHEL
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

TO APPROVED TENANT, July 2s
through Labor Day-Nicely furn
cottage. at Rehoboth Beach. Della
SstS:. SSaTe: ocsan ssan block %T 6sSTm9, %61TTc
HAM, shoreham Bldg, RE. 31I7 or
WOODLAND BEACH-cottase. sleeps
Sk 81 mSdsr2 %k a,sS ssSSnveniences' $50 per
COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGE. nr. wa
ter; gas, cleo. bath, refgr.; sleeps 10;
COTTAGE For RI REM. G'f; By the week,
on the beautiful Potomac; good
swimming. fishing and boating: ideal
for children; lift. rowboat included
nth Nth rental. Call ST. 1914 or GE
COLONIAL BEACH = Quiet, direct
Aug. iith. RE. 22s5 for folder
COLONIAL BEACH. VA. - Furn.
bath. elec. and gas. SH.. S763. 20
COTTAGE. nice. on beach. with lge,
sart rsiff' All cony.; s@ q os45 s0fSR TR HsIsn
COLONIAL BEACH bedrms.. bath.
din; rms kit; gas and cleo; S45
pasfRAiBEf d IL no, BAY lSlf; FRONT coTTaaesE, naae
YENDELL:. shadyside, Nd, West
EPPfNG sIS o'ga FOREST, Mp.-Month of
Aug. Furn. cottage, modern con-
rsnienssS; Ssfs peri. cond'; 500 Sk-
NORTH NOR; A. REACH-c1ean COTTAGE lin
en-; transportation If desired; wk.. or
rEIlnP sH P1 uffER fiTl aftfs ffo6R in downtown
ST.; $500 So. #. floor area mel
finished ofices. electric elevator;
terry distributors, eIectronics. etc.
See Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS.
INC. DI. 5000; ewes CE .923s.
MODERN BRICK WAREHOUSE, steel
roof: 11,500 50. #. floor area. Extra
outside land. Conv:. located; Avail
30 days. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER
BROS, INC. DI. $500: ewes. CT.
9. CAPITOL sT.-11.o 900 so. it.. level
ground runs to rear street; con-
tains / large shed and small office
bldg: owner will make alterations
for desirable tenant. Call Mr.. Knapp,
NE. 1143. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
GEaLEsViLLE Eai1EEssSVEiLLE AREA-5 rooms. q
fenced lawn; ami; sleeps s. UUN.
NR. BEvERLY-2 cottages. ami,
available now, reas. Boats available.
Good fishing, grabbing. NO. 1900.
COLONIAL BEACH-waterfron cot
tage and Emily" family apts. all
cleo. hot water, bath: pvt beach
and wharf. Inspect $50 wk.: S175
mo. CO. 0611, ewes. Mon.- Thurs.
Ia
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates. 8 to year terms and
monthly PAYMENTS. P. j. WALSHE.
INC, 1116 Eye st. NV, MA. 646S.
CASE FOR tst AND emo rRUsI
NOTES, inci 1st trust; on acreage:
quick settlement: white or colored
notes IN D. c.. Md. and Va. FULTON
z. GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
l4A and 9 ats nv DI $3.50
gIRsT AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY Co, Realtors
1881 q st. nv ME. 949S
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsH-wt
VIII bug second-trust notes, D. c.
NATIONAL NoRTGAdE 4 INVEST.
MENT CoRpes 1919 N Y ave NV
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VACATION PLACES
LOANS

MAINE SEA COAST-S-rm. cottage.
elec. kit. Comfortable. attractive;
sleeps 8: S65 wk. WI. 0353. -22
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SUMAER HOMES

IN MOUNTAINS OF PENNSYLVANIA
-Beaut. 4-bedrm. country house, all
conv. Also log cabin; swimming,
,nsnlnt; solI near: Mrs; =. Ph1l5IFS,
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CT LOANS
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK. any size sob, prompt
sssyss sar aTsas ,s ocai or long "a distanes i4fs
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MIMOSA COVE, nr. Deale-New yr.-
around cinder block house, on water
front; $4,000. Also a few water
front lots. Call West River 347l.
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Pacing Chesapeake Bay, located on
a corner lot overlooking the bay is
this pretty cottage containing )
rooms and bath. screened porch
large dormitory room on 2nd floor
Can easily be converted into an all
year place. This is an excellent
BEITZELL
1918 4 st. NV, DI. 21n0
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAIL

BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake
Bay Desirable lot waterfront
privileges; terms: Z KALB Box
II Mayo Md
e TO s ACRES on Patuxent River in
Calvert County: good harbor for
boat: sandy beach; good fishing and
hunting. WO. 56S7. -19
SUMMER HOTEL at nearby Chesa.
Bay development. completely
equipped and furnished. Owner
wishes to retire; will make real sac
rifice, WALTER NJ. BAUMAN, 1877
K st. NV Ma 622q. 20
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FAIRHAVEN ON THE BAY
st 50fl

Located on one of the prettiest spots
on beautiful Chesapeake Bay is this
pretty English cottase. LarEe Nv
ing room, fully equipped kitchen,
complete bath. lovely bedroom, ga
rage and beautiful lot. Less than a
block from the bay. Boating, fishing.
swimming, hunting. A truly safe
place for children.
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COLONIAL BEACH, VA. - Furn.
waterfront cottage; scr porches,
bath. elec. and gas. SH. S763. 20
COTTAGE. nice. on beach. with lge.
porch; restr. area of North Beach
Park; All conv.; S45 wk- 10.
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COLONIAL BEACH - Quiet, direct
Aug. 11t6. RR aas5 0ns FOR toider idssr
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE WANTED

CASH FOR WASH. and nearby Md.
properties. Immed sale. ANY cond.
Ewes: 10: s;sgsg Days; II; S-o2lb
Real Estate Co 1l05 Pa. Ave, Sc
Evening star., 1951-10-23
Gilbert J.. Penturf, Sc,
Retired Policeman Here

Gilbert J. Penturff, Sc, a re-
tired Metropolitan Police private,
died Saturday in Mount Alto Hos
Epital Of heart disease. He lived
at ZIG Standish drive, Forest
Heights. Md.
Mr.. Penturff was stationed in
No. 6 Precinct when he retired in
May. 1947, after more than "a
years Of service.
Born and reared in Princeton,
wv. Va, he served with the Army
in France in World War I.
Mr.. Penturff was a Mason and
a member Of the American Legion
Association of Retired Policemen
and the Policemen's Association
here.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Bertha H. Penturff; three
brothers and a foster brother.
Funeral services will be at 10
am. tomorrow in Hysong's fun
eral home, 1900 N street NV.
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
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Mrs. Louise D. Ayers,
Retired Army EmpIoye

Mrs. Louise DeWolfe Ayers, GA,
IA retired employe of the finance
department Of the Army, died
yesterday in the Marlboro Apart
ments, GIT Eighteenth street NV.
Mrs. Ayers was a Federal en-
ploye for nearly "a years before
her retirement in April. 1850.
Born near Russell, Iowa, she
later moved with her parents to a
farm near Victoria, Ill. She came
here as young woman.
She was the widow Of Grover
w. Ayers, who died here in 1910.
She is survived by sister, Mrs.
Ethel DeWolfe Cole. of Toulon,
III.
Funeral services and burial will
be on Thursday in Galva, III.
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I o m o fr o W IN
F or t Lincoln
Cemetery.
Funeral Serv-
ices will be at
II am. at the
E p / S copal
Church of Our
S a v our, Six
teenth and Irv-
ing streets NE.
Mr.. B o S well
was S e n 1 o r
warden of the
church and had
been a member
of the church
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VeStry Tor rs years.
Pallbearers will be Oscar F.
ElliSs. Raymond L. Ferguson.
George A. Gather, Louis w. Plow-
man, Robert Lee Sartain and
Edward r. Stauffer.
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expect as to date Of delivery And we think
you may be delighted to discover that the
waiting period is not so long as might be ex-
pected-for SO fine carin such great demand.
And we think you will find, too, that once
we have your order, it's wonderful, salts
tying feeling to know that each passing day
brings your Cadillac closer at hand.
But only when that day does arrive, and
you take to the highway, will you know how
yell worth waiting for Cadillac is.
FOR only when you experience its mag
nitlcent performance for yourself-so stimu-
lating to the spirit and so restful to the body
that you actually look forward to those
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Alton 5. Boswell Burial
To Be in Fort Lincoln

Alton S. Boswell, IS. who died
Sunday of heart disease at his
home, 1901 Thirty-eighth avenue,
| lHyattsville, Md, will be buried
Evening star., 1951-10-23

There are many motorists in our community
who have reached that position in life where
they feel themselves entitled to a Cadillac
and yet, for one particular reason, have.
postponed placing their order.
They have heard, and quite rightly SO,
that there is some delay in delivery of new
Cadillacs. And SO, they have decided not to
visit us until the car can be had more readily.
To them we say there is no bette, time to
order Cadillac than right now. For each day
you delayJs costing you its price in motoring
pleasure and satisfaction!
When you stop in at our showroom, we
will talk to you frankly about what you may
Evening star., 1951-10-23

Standard equipment, seees5ories and illustrated sael
moments behind the wheel-will you realize
how completely Cadillac stands alone.
Of course, if you have already placed your
order for Cadillac = then stand firm in
your purpose!
Dealers who sell other cars are undoubt-
edly beseeching you to switch your prefer
ence-for the sake Of immediate delivery.
But just remember immediate delivery
means not in demand You are waiting for
cadillac because so many wonderful people,
like yourself, want no other car. And they
kno'0 that their waiting will pay its rewards.
So stand firm. And be patient-for each
day brings you closer to your hearts desire.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
OPEN, 90
CIRCLE THIS AID

Then come to 1925 No. Barton ct.
SIsu Lyon nv, villasel 70 inspect this lovely
gain too. For only SIS. 75O with nice
~ financing. We offer 23-ft,
hv.-din. rm. WITH firepl., left, bed
rrl. with twin closets, another eood
size bedrm. and equipped kitchen
with pantry and lge. bath all on one
mace room, laundry room and Ige.
room for recreation. Nice lot ali
fenced. and the house is equipped
with alum. awnings, comb. screen
and storm windows. and screened
front porch. This is surely the most
LOT the money you will find. To
right. to 1925 and Open Sign. Mrs.
OBrien on premises IA, S-0255.
The CARROLL BICKLE CO.. OW.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
RAMRT,ER 50n

Here Is house you must see to an
preciate. 2 ,bedTms., liv. rm., din.
lot. rear yard fenced: ali city utii.
close to bus, primary school; excel
terms. Take over lge. GI AZ trust.
ArfaX Realty, FA. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29

George Beesd show in his sper dogs before the occdent
which crippled him. occasionally took visitors Ground his
eorden His companion here is Dr. Loewensten unofficial
Show biooropher
II NOWN Shaws Corner, the uncovered two-story
N in the sleepy Hertfordshre village of Ayot St
recently become public shrine There George
Bernard Shaw lived and wrote for nearly half century
Shaw the house to the English National Trust In 1874
condition that he could live there during his lifetime
with twist of true Shavan humo he made provision
for its upkeep
In accordance with Shaws Wishes the house is today
exactly left and Is being preserved literary shrine
just Shakespeares birthplace Visitors tour
the home and garden of the famed playwright and wit who
dominated the world of letters for SO many years.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-06
SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO HANDLE OPS PROBLEMS FOR SMALL RETAILERS

JUNEAU-As part of an Office of Price StabiIzation program to give careful consideration to the pricing problems of the small re- tail merchant, the agency today announced creation of the posi- ton of special assistant for small retailer problems.
 A first task of the special assist ant will be to make a basic deter nination regarding small retail CTS. This will be a determination as to whether sales volume or other criteria should be used as a basis for deciding when small store has special problems under price control.
 The special assistant will work continuously with the OPS Re tail Industry Advisory Committee in planning tailored ceiling price for small merchants, a major part of whose business is in consumer durable and soft goods.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-06
Joyce Eordose. Queen
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 Carefully the judges reviewed The girls accomplishments. be- hind closed doors in the Coop club room. Their work m selling Fair Queen tickets was major consideration, but t 5. as as Stock told the judges:
 "All the girls have worked very hard. l wish we could make each one of them queen"
 Each girl was interviewed by the judges-aboui their schools, about their jobs, about what each intended 10 do with the S200 prize money. After being dismissed so ;he judges could deliberate in private, the girls were called in again for further discussion. IL was tough decision.
 The girl who nnaIiy won me judges unanimous ballot is graduate of Palmer High School. Class of 1851. Blue-eyed and blonde, she stands five feet, eight inches in height and weighs l22 pounds. In a few weeks she will become a freshman at the Uni versity of Alaska, where she will pursue a pre-nursing course. In line with her ambition 10 become a nurse, she has been working this summer at the Valley Hos pital. The $200 prize money will help detray her school expenses.
 As a part Of her duties in reign ing over the 1851 Matanuska Val ley Fair, Queen Joyce dined with Fair Board members Sunday night at the administration build ing and participated in the draw ing for Fair Queen prizes.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-06
ARREST IMMINENT ON LOCAL ASSAULT CASE

Identity of a soldier sought for attempted assault at the Matanu- ska Hotel Sunday night is known and his arrest is imminent, Police Chief Bernie Bouwens announced today.
 M. P.s at Fort Richardson have been charged with the responsi- bility of returning the soldier to Palmer to face charges.
 A search Sunday night follow ed the escape of the soldier from the hotel. Dressed in civilian clothes topped with a gray sat- in jacket with fur collar, the sol dier was described as being blonde, about five feet eight inch es in height and weighing ap- proximately 180 pounds. The des-
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-06

Palmer will never lose it's air port without the consent of CAA and without the consent of the people of Palmer, Gov. Ernest Gruening asserted last week dur ing his brief visit here with Gov. Thomas Dewey of New York.
 He referred to the Palmer Air port scandal" as a disgraceful misrepresentation Of facts and an example of basic ignorance about Territorial land values. The of- fer of a bonafide client represent ed by Jack Maze to purchase the land for S200,000 embarrassed leaders of the smear campaign, Gruening said, but the Territory has not yet been reimbursed by the Federal Government.
 However, the governor didn't quite close the door entirely to the possible sale of the present airport.
 If the people of Palmer were assured a bigger and better air. port, they might conceivably con- sent to the sale of the present one"
 Gov Gruening said that he was much more satisfied with the Alaskan defense picture than he was a year ago.
 Tt has taken constant prodding of those people in Washington to