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Evening star., 1951-10-28

We have had NUMBER ol
queries lately from would-bt
movie makers. Most want tt
know what type camera to buy;
others are interested in the sup.
Elementary equipment and a few
are curious about the use of sound
by amateur cinematographers. We
will discuss these problems today
Since the apparatus for taking
movies is always the first consid-
Grafton. let's first discuss cameras
as to type and application to anna
teur movie making. There are
three sizes to choose from: 35-
. NM; 16-mm., and 8-mm. These
designations refer to the size of
the film. The first. 35-nim., 10 the
size film used by professional
cinematographers in Hollywood
and elsewhere. Cameras that
shoot 35-mm. film are far too ex-
pensiVe and bulky for amateur
use. The 16's and the SIS are
the tools of the amateur and it's
up to you to make a choice of the
two.
A few years ago we would have
unhesitatingly recommended the
16-mrn. camera over the 8-mm.
but nowadays the Is has little
practical advantage except in the
neld OF sound. No longer do we
md the 8mm camera limited
to~one lens. one speed and with
no provision for special effects.
Tpday you can do just about
anything with the that the 16
VIII accomplish. ~
I, Sound With I6-mm. Film.
THE principal advantage left to
tie 16-mm. camera is in sound
movie filming. With the larger
MIN you can get a larger image
when the movie is projected.
Spund filming. however. is not for
the beginner or for the average
home movie maker. In the first
place. recording sound on film
calls for expert technical know
how. Secondly. the cost is pro-
hibitive to most of us. But one
important point to consider is
that if we use the 16-mm. cam
era and have a sound protector we
can. always buy or rent sound
movies to add interest to our
movie programs. Most camera
stores have film libraries for rental
purposes and q large stock of
sound movies for sale, and you
can take advantage of this factor
If you become a 16-mm. fan.
lIf you are not concerned with
the-sound angle, there is little to
ciKese between the two camera
sizes unless you take into account
the initial cost Of the cameras and
equipment and the more expensive
cost of the 16-mm. film. Most
makers Of amateur movie equip
ment have come to realize that
today's cinematographer is no
longer satisfied with a single-lens
camera that is greatly limited in
scope of operation. So, no mat
ter what size you choose. you can
shoot slow and fast motion as we'll
as at the standard film speed.
You will also be able to make dis
solves and fades, do single franz
ing, change from one lens to an
other, etc.
Modern movie cameras in either
size will either have a lens turret
or be equipped with a bayonet lens
mount for quick lens switching.
Either will make excellent movies
in color or black and white. And
you can choose a camera that
shoots its film from a handy mag
azine or select one that handles
greater footage per load in roll
form.
Your choice of camera should
Evening star., 1951-10-28
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Evening star., 1951-10-28
Pictures
Go on Exhibit

The fourth International Salon
of the National Sociological So
ciety, whose members explore and
photograph underground chasms
all over the world is due to start
at the Smithsonian Institution S
photography section November /.
1T will run through the month,
from 9 am. to 4:3O pm. daily and
Sundays.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
Calvin Asks Warren Ruling
On Unqraded Pay Raises

Acting Secretary of Labor Mi
chael ]. Calvin today asked Con-
troller General Warren to rule
that his recent decision on un-
graded workers does not bar pay
increases for 260 Labor Depart
ment workers under the new Fed
eral Pay Raise Act.
In formal letter to Mr.. War
rem, Mr.. Calvin argued that these
$50, employed under a special act
of Congress to revise the Con-
sumer Price Index. have actually
been graded under terms of the
Civil Service Classification Act.
Mr.. Calvin referred back to a
previous ruling by Mr.. Warren
which held that ungraded en-
ployes are excluded from pay raise
benefits. Il
Evening star., 1951-11-17
ID. {. Man Gets 8 Months For Passing Forged Check

A man was sentenced yesterday
at District Court to serve from
eight months to two years for
passing a $1,000 forged check in
payment for an automobile.
He is Albert J. Crapulli, %, of
the 1000 block of Nichols avenue
Sc. Sentence was imposed by
Judge Charles F. Mclaughlin. -
District Court Judge David A.
Pine sentenced Joseph D. Couzens,
%, colored, of the first block of
@ street NV. to serve from six
months to two years for stealing
a case of cigarettes, valued at
SIT. Judge Pine was informed
that Couzens is narcotic addict
and recommended that he be sent
Evening star., 1951-11-17
U. S. Somoun Governor III

HONOLULU, Nov. 17.-Gov.
Phelps Phelps Of American Samoa
is being flown to Honolulu for
emergency medical treatment. A
received by Gov. Oren
E. Long said a nurse was accom-
panying Gov. Phelps, but it did
not give the nature of his illness.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
TolIest Hong Konq BUILDING

HONG KONG, Nov. II (P).-
Hong Kong's tallest building. the
History Communist Bank
,of China, will open for business
Monday.
Evening star., 1951-11-17

to the United States Public Health
Hospital at Lexington. KY, for
treatment.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-02-15
HEREFORDS Produce Better Beef
Quicker and CIT lower Cost!

Little wonder that Herefords. the Beef
Breed Supreme, are the choice of live
stock men everywhere.
Their fundamental profit boosting fac
tors such as greater weight for age,
economy of gain, excellent percentage
of calf crops, lower wintering costs and
their consistent ability to get top mar
ket prices, are excellent reasons why 4
out of cattlemen prefer Herefords.
Write today for fascinating FREE book
let, "Plan and Profit with Herefords."
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-02-15
Cash Crops

Now let's reverse our thinking and
talk about cash crops. We can work
out a good rotation using cash crops
that will maintain soil fertility and
give good yield. When we do this we
usually have to bring in some feed
crops such as alfalfa or one of the
clovers. We can turn these legumes
under as green manure and supply
commercial fertilizer and hold up the
yields and get by without any live
stock.
When we do this we increase the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-02-15
Why 4 out Of 5
Cattlemen Choose
HEREfORDS

With producers who know beef cat
tie, it's HEREFORDS four to one, be-
cause of their earlier maturity and
economical production.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-02-15
Irrigation Plus
StOckSuccess
Irrigation Department
By Fl. L. DUSENBERRY

SU c G E S S F UL IRRIGATION
farming is livestock farming. Over
half the hay produced in Montana
comes from irrigated land. About
three-fourths of the alfalfa, over one
fourth of the barley and nearly one
half of the oats produced in the
state is irrigated. This means that
irrigation is producing a high per-
centage of the feed crops in the state.
1t also means that there must be
livestock on these farms to consume
this feed. The irrigated farm pro-
vides an opportunity for many diff
ferent types of livestock farming.
Straight Livestock
Lets look at the opportunity for
the man who wants to raise straight
livestock. By keeping about one
third of his farm in pasture, one
third in hay and one-third in grain
he can provide year around feed
supply. The feed will take care of
dairy herd, farm flock of sheep or
a small herd of beef cattle from
which the farm income is derived.
This system, which keeps about
two-thirds of the farm in forage
crops or soil conserving crops as they
are sometimes called, provides an
excellent rotation for maintaining
soil fertility. With this rotation and
with livestock running on the farm,
very little commercial fertilizer
would be needed to get high pro-
duction.
The size of unit should be varied
to fit the type of livestock enterprise.
Dairy farms will not need to be as
large as the beef farm. The beef
feeding enterprise will not require
as many acres as beef breeding. The
productivity of the land and the wa
ter supply will also influence the
size of farm.
Evening star., 1951-03-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

S}scE c,.5 5s47 4ds 4s,r .s. asssss
tip;top no osond; thTG9ghogs;, sg95
ave. Bethesda. oil. 5000. 5
PONTIAC l949 Chieftain club coupe
black; equipped with Hydra Matte
teetive grille guard. usd ''t This is sa one. one
owner car and Is in new-car cond
thronghont; only S1,645: RON
Bethesda. OIL. 5000. IS
PONTIAC 80 s-cyl. convertible; blue;
aydsaMssis soriss - Ia. r. h. bs,t other r aceeS @
Pontiac 1850 Hydra-Matic sedan @
cite, 81 ;S93. Look for our big ad.
SO bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
sALERS. 1871 Bladensburg rd.. Ii.
PONTIAC 1916 4-dr.. cylinders
Tanty; $S85. RON PoNTIAC. INC.
1890 Wis. ave-. Bethesda, OIL. 5000
resaAe soSa ssss ast7 kEssx a;sf Mo4oR seS e. 5s
z7S4 r. /. ave. uN. 1910. iof. g g.
ming condition; $3.50. Call Ii.
poaTf2c p5os1gai .4s conv. "e"; HnG HYDRA
MMaatic; Ne 3s5o ;; and h. new top: S1,l25,
PoNTIAc 1s47 "e" 4-dr. sedan;
nss Sls: 1s sfoss ns" raw f1e moroR s5Fn eo ss
roaae ess fps e. eye catalina ai S s.rd7tos d7sa
COW; below ceiling price; white
sid.ewalas no. Tnde, @ SRe o5S owner 1899 1890 mi
roSrIac IN Haeer 1917 ocH Torpsdo o Ss$S sedan;
netorno e seat clean s3Sefi threashoa easitsR.
Only S335 down. Written war
.snf! P8sSxe SRse sAsz SS7 rslis ~ & sss SeAsE
PONTIAC oS 1Seo: 1850 Hydra-Mattc sedan @s
ette., ST., 1898. Look for our big ad.
5% bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
SALERs, JJH5, 1871 Bladensburg rd., Ii.
mileage under 1900. peri. cond,
ST. i1a5; / owner: Wo. o751, %
STUDEBAKER AZ Champion 2-dr.,
$445. scHLEGEL & GOLDEN. 26S
sfuDHBAkERs.q7 fan5f X rs 81 cSsmp ssns Regal de
luxe 4-dr. sed,; r. and h.; very good
tires; in very good cond!tion; ex-
ssa,.. eel; appess5snee; y, Y g ss s7s5; Also
~SAA NAM = AZ oFN. ~.
sTUDEBAKER 80 Champion 2-dr.
With overdr.; S1.395. Phone KE.
sTUDEBAKER 194e Champion 4Odr
sedan; heater, cd. and spotlight
The economical family car; 5000
under OPS ceiling; S625. MITCH
ELLIS MOTORS, Kaiser Frazer. 1913
Dzft f. 1850 Il kessi sss9e &c iu1e
si5ss MsacIRY s8sR5 F. MoTos o Rvf5sElEs ssnEs
3400 River rd., Alex, Va, XII
$40 sss,4I07l: 4 ASK fog Joe r; Iii
r: and h.; clean in and out; 1895.
KENNY MOTOR CO., 4724 r. /.
ave-, UN. 4O4O. 3
STUDEBAKER 1942 Champion 4-dr
sed.; excel. cond.; 1895; seat covers,
heater and defroster. OWNER, AID
1925 before $3.50 pm IS
WILLYS 1913 jeep station wagon.
recently completely overhauled Ex-
cellent tires. BY owner, S995. OW
$500 or Ell. 1919. III
Evening star., 1951-03-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1851 brand-new. immediate
est terms; SI'5s5. MANHATTAN
AUTO & RADIO CO.. Authorized
ijsfH IN 81 St sedan st BIS sis 70 prom5t 7s
ssRyIcE, sEySIei 12th 2Aes and pfy = nv. SALES d
AUSTIN '46 4.dr. Terms and trade,
g. a1thoEAea MAhMAAITAM AstD AH19 3.ss7 RApI3p
and r SITS. NV. NO. 1857. Iii
AUSTIN '4S 2-dr Economical to run;
excellent condition. Easy terms. S6S5.
MANHATTAN AUTO g. RADIO CO,
auta9ri4eS ste d AHsti7 Ms 7ssa dealer 7th and
Ss95. JACK PRY. 18th and P st.
NV. Parts and service.
BUICK As 2-dr. sedan; excel. cond
oreownsT one S car; ", $500 or o1es best cash
ngSk sbsaeal aa eoaa ass5 ESQ., '5ss es s3d sS aS
BUICK 1899 s-dr. sedan; heater, 4
new tires and tubes, rebuilt motor;
64sa 6iean' .te tgseen finish; S27b. 81.
BUICK 1850 Special 4-dr.; Dynafiow,
r. and h., seat covers, beautifully
finished in dark green; only driven
al2.9oo0ee miles. 1909 guarantee;
Sl,LSo, $o95 Gown. ROYAL MO-
TORS, hrysler-Plymouth, Is Ken
nedy st. NV. TU. 243S. -S
BUICK 1949 sedanette: r. and h.;
excel cond.; has been carefully
maintained and looks like new.
Price. S1,575. WO. 4091. is
BUICK 1949 Super 4-door sedan;
Dyna, r. and h., low mileage, /
owner; $3.50. JA. 4-163O. III
BUICK 1947 Super sedanette; r. and
mechanical condition; clean through-
out. Priced S145 under ceiling at
S1.175: only 1892 down. Written
warranty. Open ewes. til 9. COAST
IN PONTIAC. 427 Florida ave ne.
AT. 1900. -9
Evening star., 1951-03-08
REAL ESTATE 7ANs

TRUSTS, 1st. 2nd and 3rd: Nd. Va.
.. c.; wk. 8 service. ADAMS REALTY
FfRss sGR gRrfsr 4 4 ioxSs sss NV W Re 1872
low rates; 3-to-5-year terms anc
monthly payments. p. j. WALSHE
INC, 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. f46S
CASH FOR ist AND end TRUST
NOTES. incl 1st trust: on acreage
quick settlement. white or coloret
notes u 2; G.. Nd and Va FULTON
z GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
l4th and @ sts NV DI 623O
Brokers. attention
FIhST AND SECOND Trust LOANS
BARTOW REALTY CO., Realtors
1881 @ st. NV ME. 249b
MONEY ON SECOND FRuSP-W,
will buy second trust notes, D. G.
nearby Md or Va Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE B. INVEST.
MENT CORP 1912 N y ave NV
4. AZ. So INTEREST, according &c
classification of security and loca.
ton; no charge for apprafsals
II, End. srd TRUSTS BOUGHT
white or eolored; pvt. money avail
MR.. WALKER, ST. 3991. -16
xnd TRUSTS BOUGHT-Top prices
immediate cash. Call day or night
I. c. HOOVER, RA. 1891. GIL. 6616
Evening star., 1951-03-08
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1889 la-ton pickup, '4s en-
desired. HU. 5I14.
FORD ~ sedan del. truck; good
eond.; $3.50. Call NE. s195, or eyes.
DODGE is4s 2-ton, cab and chassis;
err1 Excellent condition. S6e5. TREW
MOTOR CO.. 9th and Fla. ave. ne.
GMC 1s42 1h-ton, with 12-ft. van
$3.50. Mr.. SACKS, Ma. 7as4, SIS
ISrERNATioNAL 4 Il; 1iT 1s4e 1-ton m14 pickup.
1929 1929 tires. $500 or best offer. TO.
FORD 1887 a-ton panel body, 1919
me motor, ,ose1cel. excel. cond. Price, Sl75.
CHEVROLET '46 h-ton panel. driven
On 1000 mi; excel. cond.; $500.
3ANTEEN 3.el CO. 1918 Mt. olivet d.
FORD 1947 1h-ton stake body; ex-
esllent condition; good tires. FA.
DoPGGE 1s4a carrya1l: new pa paint
perfect, Must sell. $3.50. See at
sTtubEBAkER latest model 1866 -
Tn ton 1890 miles; heater: best offer.
IO. O4TU. g
FORD AZ 1h-ton stake body; $500.
as &C. At sv.s M0p5lgas 4 q station N. H. J. end
CHEVROLET 194s k-ton panel Al
condition; $795. terms. DU. 1891.
FORD ORR. '4s soSH; H;tOn sl pickup; only 5000
DEN, 263 Carroll st. NV, GA. 1903.
STUDEBAKER 1e4s b-ton uick1,p:
heater and defroster; Al cond.
and appearance. S7g5. MA
Lto1NEY's. INC. 1925 Ga. ave.
GMc iss4s; & 45o 'seHj series; 2-speed s
base; $i.is5. Hssa us'' AP. s64f' 6 Va Taeel
'39 GMC 1-ton van; perfect condi-
tion. Low price. 80 Claiming St,
sTUDEBAKER 1898 wreck crane;
750x20 tires. power take-off, heavy
duty 75-inch new cable, heater;
cash, S375. GWYNN JAMESON MO-
TOR CO.. Waldorf, Md, Waldorf
WHY'S 1850 K-ton pickup; pratt
cally new; 81 1896. SCHLEGEL &
GOLDEN, 263 Carroll st. NV, GA.
DODGE 1916 1h-ton hydraulic dump
truck; S595. This truck can be seen
at A. C. SERVICE CENTER, Bird and
Evening star., 1951-03-08
TRAILERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES. eerwyn
now has lge display Of both new
and used trailers; very good assort-
size from 1S to 33 r. priced
from S50e to So $50. terms q TO s
yrs Phone TO b111
PALACE TRAILER 1850, 80 it., 8
rooms and shower with flush toilet.
payments. WA. O044.
LUGGAGE, 2. wheels; inclosed body;
perfect cond.; hitch, lights, spare
wheel and tire: $95. SH. 1859.
wALCO TRAILER for sale; private:
used year; 81 IT,; sleeps 4; good
g new; 81 300. LEON RHINEHART,
Olympic 1855. -S
Evening star., 1951-03-08
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

YEAR ROUND HOME at cedarhurst
on the bay. .5-r@ furn. home,
equipped kit. lge. screened front
porch; only $3.50. including loft,
boat and motor. CALI OWNER. 10.
NORTH NORTH BEACH. Mp.-For sale Ml9 "
round house on waterfront to o. S.
citizen: can be seen by appointment
only. Box 415-S. Star. is
EPPNG FoREsT-5 high water
front lots Big oaks. Tel. s. Shore
42T2. Annapolis
BAY AND RIVER front houses and
cottages. bayfront hotel. large u
acre lots for sale on 40-foot street.
Shady Side Is an up-to-date COM
munity with Kiwanis Club, churches,
stores: gas. electricity. telephones.
33 miles from D. c., on peninsula
Bay. Can finance A. w. AN
DREWS. Shady Side. Md. Tele-
phone West River 5741 16s
GRAFTON, MD.-Concrete and stucco
cottage. 45 mi. from D. C. All-year
home compl. furn., large liv. rm.
with fireplace. 2 bedrms., bath, mod.
kit. din. alcoye, gas range and
refgr:, Overlooking Potomac River,
100-ft. pier, .26-ft. cabin cruiser
with motored tender. Sl2. 900.
JOSEPH F. SWAIN, INC.
WI. 3413, Realtors, LO. 5-3466
Evening star., 1951-03-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe Sc
dan: one owner; low mileage; very
clean: heater and turn signals;
$1.660. DE. 6710 during business
rfISYfMas6uTH ~ special de luxe AZ 4sdr.
sed.; r. and h.. custom nylon seat
covers rnd excel -. ruDSsr as sEsl 5sal clean
iS %9Hs ss's ss's and faI0.zA n: W. ~
pHPMSUYH HP S1gs 1889 4.dr.; good condi- con-
ti9n sand tires; S@25 or best offer.
owner who has given care. $3.50;
phone RA. 0l66 or Inspect at 1885
Kennedy st. NV. -S
PLYMOUTH '38 4-dr. sedan; fair
eSndtt5sr; SR asaa runs sood. $50 cash.
rLYMoUTH GAi lSGsHi 1s47 de luxe sedan; r.
TToNSI MOTORS. inc, Corner ssnei 1zsh h
and Columbia rd. NV, MI. 7754.
rnTMo1TH II sstEi 1889 green 4-dr.; heater; ms
Ssii esssl: uSs sons;; sss, private owner; s3$S.
PLYM0UTH I641 4-dr. sed.; good
RELIABLE I, Y SUPER SERVICE. 200
rLYMo1ra Lynn 81 III. ia47 sDee,a, de luxe y Sc
interior; IN excel. cond. throughout.
$H95, cash. trade or terms. WOLFE
MOTORS. sEaJo 18th and x SITS. NV, Ex.
PLYMOUTH 1s47 4-dr. sedan; exc excel
ca snf co sonas1Sp ss4o or s5sS 4sz4 q best offer
PLYMOUTH '36 sedan With, new 30
mos. battery. Tires fair. 500. 81.
PIYaMaouTH 1914, Special de ID luxe
seasisonD sSSDss s45 55.dtls tsimi hs''sE nss
18th and r. I. ave. ne. s.
ne eond $3.50 sses. 4sdE ksNsr + Moros sRS BIZ
Sc; 0S,ai! a124 r. !, aye. UN. 404o. %
radio. heater. Your choice Of blue
Swnsr or sray eaIs Both oy s,s 6s s ehSssp cns
MGI doesln chNENysle41;76elsym0uth' NN' 47es, 4soo Wis
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe
fiz HRaSS s. MS4SsH Hiiis c! i7Ss III: III
rfYmSura Il aSsi e. 1a2S a2So sp.c,a, de ID luxe
4dE TaEspS ssdsMn M6r6ss rofsser isd 49, MI RE
rEYMo6'rS il tSfj' H 1915 tHg0; 4.dr. Special de
H. hr1ss f1ssn REV Risa h5 MorSS ess CO. sas sss
pIYMonrn i1a 81 avi ie9s s s1ssi.l M 17ss Gs luxe
a4f55i'r REW ass'is Mofoh fea eo sss
pfYmoirH 9tR ena Fia a4s ave snscs TR 1s 17aS
sSaniea sSsaai spssleds; sond sses ssssrl0F TRAW No
TOR CO. 9Th and Fla. ave. ne,
PLYMoUTH 1s4s special de luxe A.
Call RE, 1886, Ext. 405, after s
rgL;YaMoUrH 's7 4-dr. sed.; ta. Over
hauled: ~ motor; Sis. See rep.
recpt,' pay less. OWNER, oW. 1927.
PLYMOUTH 40 special de luxe 4odr.
sedan; $4,000 MI; called to service,
must sell: sl.400. call Ii. 7c2S44'
PLYMOUTH '51: brand new; miles;
has heater and undercoating; 1855.
Phone waterloo 539- 10
r, n: back-up lights. directional
signals. nylon seat covers; low mile
$1,995. Cali Of. 5000. or can be
seen at S011 Wis. ave. Ill
FONTlAC 1900 Hydra-Matic sedan
So bank financing. AUTO % WHOLE. e.
SALdERS. 1871 Bladensburg rd.. II.
Pontiac '4s streamliner 4-dr. Sc
very good mech. cond., custom seat
covers. This is really an excep-
tionally fine clean car and q mar
Vicious value at S995. Cash or lib
eral 1. terms. COLUMBIA MOTORS,
64Ss ana ria. ave- NV; AD.
PONTIAC 1e47 streamliner "s" Sc
dan, +, and h., turn signals. back
up nsnts; dark blue I'm. beautiful.
ceiling price. S1,270; our price TO-
Day 1,095; guar. and terms. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS. 3010 r. I. ave.
roSirIR3GG. r6;si RG. !ss s3o2 I'D, ,.a.n .,,.t
SCHLEGEL d GOLDEN, 263 Carroll
Sc. NV, GA. 1908, q
Evening star., 1951-03-08
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS wANTEp

CHEvROLETS WANTED - Must bt
top quality 40 to AZ models; ter
rifle high prices paid. JU. 7-54s4.
WESTERN BUYER has ,mmed. cash
Ior nice low mileage cars. MORRIS
pkPaua RpaHEs 7g1S sRicfs S. a. sye "a ss
NC cH. 1900. wilson blvd. al
n Jackson. Arl. Va. tDr Lie No
WANTED ANY MAKE, any mode,
clean. used cars, immediate cash
waiting al PARKWAY-FORD. 305I
M st NV. MI. 01S5.
FAlk. HONEST APPRAIsALs OF ali
VS. MsakEsEzasoNfffiAssc fac rs 1854 ASSURED ss NJ. =
1916 "a Ttoo 70 1ss1-An makes and sta
wagons. Drive in with your title
Tor more cash. or will pay off bal.
WOLFE MOTORS. 18th and K sts.
TRY TRIANGLE. We pay premium
yours to either location. TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 1888 r. I. ave. ne. OF
3O10 r. I. ave. ne.
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars, any
make, any model; see Mr.. Dunnigan,
ROYAL MOTORS. INC. IS Ken
NEW lot opENING-win pay ton
cash dollar for clean used cars. RE-
Capitol and M. Ii. 3-I2i2' 10
PRIVATE PERSON wants good, clean
80 Plymouth. Chevrolet or Dodge,
No dealers. LA. 6-4372. ia
ANY MAKE. ANY MODEL
Drive in open lot, see Mr.. Beach, for
pTSTE IOT;oSSS ~
Evening star., 1951-03-08
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REFOSOTH
Two good buys for quick sale. One
in ocean block. Very desirable wa
teIfronI farm; Also rentals. H. W.
SOWG1LL, Realtor, phone $500.
Penn. ave. and First ST., Rehoboth.
Delaware.
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MID-WEEK SPECIAL

Chrysler 1850 Windsor do
luxe 4-dr.; radio, heater. un-
dercoat. fluid drive; 8 o. 8.
Royal Master Wv. tires worth
over $500. A beautiful one
owner car. 5000 miles. Cell
ing price. S2,295. tires free.
Buick 1946 Super 4-dr.: r,
and h.. seat covers; beautiful
gun-metal finish; $4,000 ac-
tual miles; new tires, new
clutch: rec. overhauled. Cell
ing price. $1.095. -.
Hudson 194s Commodore
"S" cl. cpe.; r. and b., seat
covers, undercoat, Drivefnas.
ter Transmission; new tires,
new brakes, new clutch. A
black beauty. $4,000 actual
miles, $500 below ceiling.
TERMS AND TRADE TO
RELIABLE PARTY
MOTOR MART, INC.
1905 Georgia Ave, JU. S-535S
or ST. S475.
Charter Member w. o. d. A. =
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TRAILERS (Cont.)
GARAGES

GARAGE, REAR Ia6 9Th ST. NE,
,S ~ per h month. Call p1. 1850. --8
used as machine shop and storage,
3001 upshur ST., call OR. 1865. IS
GARAGE for rent, $3.50 a month
4l4 Buchanan st. NV. Taylor 1854.
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WANTED Inn CARS
L o s T

500 by a certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to q neighbor With
out hrst getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
q Block South of Key Bridge,
l9l7 North Moore st OW a7s7
NO SECRETS HERE
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All advertisements otteTiHe
automobiles <or sole must in.
elude octGsI selling price Of cor.
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED

20 OR MORE LOTS desired immed:-
ately for construction of colored
semidetached residences. Win pay
cash, or terms, as seller desires
Must be in District; brokers pro-
tected: Please call MR.. BERENTFR
ia. 1890. g
BUILDER wants 10 to so or moro
start immediate building. OV. 32l3
Evening star., 1951-03-08

WILLYS 1949 6-cylinder station
wagons; wagons; r. b., oysrdriys; excel. by.
Jeep, like new, $1;350: 1948 WHY'S
truck; Al cond.: $3.50. WHY'S
HEADQUARTERS FOR NORTHEAST
AND SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON.
GORDON BROS. MOTOR CO.
offcial Willys Dealer. 1128 3rd IT.
CHRYSLER 1913 club COUPE, wind.
sor; radio. heater, automatic trans.
mission. A real beauty. First choats
one-owner car. Only S1.395. "a
WHEELER, INC.
Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer
1890 Wis. Ave, EN-. 47O8. -.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SAlEs :

WILLYS 1947 station wagon: r.. h,
o.d.; motor and cd. Just overhauIed:
kENHY KS Hsy M946s Ssf5 sash sss Esde aEd 9E terms rms
densburg I'd. me-. Ii. 1920. +
WILLYS 194S station wagon; sapd
cond.; $4,000 mi; good tires; S7e5,
1922 41st st. NV, EN-. 22S9. 40
WILL ACCEPT HIGHEST BID for
salvage, '46 Buick sed.; 80 Pack
ard sedan: 80 Ford Tudor. Thee
cars can be seen at A. c. SERVICE
CENTER, 3rd and M sts. me-; hD.
6429. 81
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WILL PAY UP TO:
RELIABLE

MOTOR COMPANY
101 New York Ave. NE.
q block east of North Capitol ST.
Ma. 5571. Ma. 5572.
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LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE
Continued)
HomeSiteS in HomeWood

Homesites in HomeWood
cred with oak trees and with hun
dreds of dogwoods; each lot con-
tains at least a half acre and some
are considerably larger; all are clear
of debt and may be had on easy
terms. Prices range from $500 to
covenant permits you to build your
own house and have 1t in a good
neighborhood. See
MASON HIRST
Annandale. Va. Phone FA. T447.
Closed Sundays.