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the 18th annual parade to display
their marching prowess, colorful
floats and bands to the $4,000
spectators who lined the route
from Ninth street to Seventeenth
street NV.
Threatening skies and a biting
breeze made things a little un-
comfortable for dozens of skimp-
ily-clad drum majoriettes but did
nothing to dampen spirited COM
petition for cash prizes and other
awards.
62 Floats in Parade.
AS always, marching units pre-
dominated. But 62 foats-all de-
picting the dangers of school-zone
traffic-and 81 bands were the
crowd favorites. In addition, by
official count, II motorcycles, 63
automobiles, six horses and 81
bicycles made up the line of
march.
Columns of more than 4,6OO
members of the District patrols
were joined by paraders from 20
States, including $500 from Mary
land and 3,700 from Virginia.
| OF those coming far distances,
the Georgia delegation was by far
the strongest, numbering about
$3.50. Most of the young South
erners waved Confederate flags,
and in unison gave out with their
best rebel yells as they passed
judging and reviewing stands.
Paraphrase Closing Line.
4 The now-famous closing lines of
Gen. MacArthur's speech to Con-
gress furnished three marching
units with material for their
safety slogans, one of which won
first prize for the Francis Junior
High School float.
"Old Jaywalkers Always Die,
They Never Fade Away" was the
prize winning slogan which drew
Laughs and hearty applause at
every point of the parade route.
Continued on Page A-10, Col. 81
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and India Are Charged
With Profiting on World Crisis
Legislators Claim Efforts to Soak Us
On Tin and 'BIuckmor for Wheat

is due to reach the House floor
for showdown vote Tuesday.
Representative Vorys of Ohio
Republican foreign policy spokes-
man, predicted some kind of a
grain bill will pass, but declared
it is another question how many
strings will be tied to it.
Letters between F. S. Miller
of New York, vice president OF
the Pacific Consolidated Corp. and
Senator Johnson, who made them
public, brought the tin contro-
versy Ho the fore The Senator
is chairman of a Senate Armed
Services Preparedness Subcommit-
tee which March 5 recommended
this country quit buying tin for
the Nations stockpile, due to the
unreasonably high price of SITS
a pound. By March 9 the Singa-
pore price tumbled to $1.33.
Senator johnson said Mr.. Mil
(To,,fip,o5 IN paoo Az TO1 <
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MRS. Mestu Arrives

NEW YORK. May u (P.-Mrs.
Perle Mesta, minister to Luxem-
bourg, arrived by air today for
routine" reports to the State De-
partment and to speak in various
cities. She has speaking engage
ments in Houston, Tex; Wash
Iington, San Francisco and Chick
asha, Okla.
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PIucky Koreon Moscots Leave U. S. Out
fits for Sheltered Life Poee Al
on the western front about 20
miles northwest of Seoul.
Reds in the center were pour
ing down from the north toward
a three -mile-Wide bridgehead on
the south bank of the Choyang
River more than as miles north
east of Seoul.
The mid-morning communicates
of both the United States 9th
Army in Korea and general head
quarters in Tokyo noted a stepup
of Red activities.
Increased Movement Sighted.
Air observation reported an
increase in enemy activity and
movement in the area southeast
of Hwachon during the day (Sat-
urday),' 8th Army reported.
/ HWachon, seven miles north OF
the 38th parallel, is Is miles
northwest of the Reds Choyang
River bridgehead near Chunchon
in South Korea.
+ The Reds repulsed American in
fantry in a six-hour battle Sat-
urday and expanded the bridge
head.
/ The general headquarters COM
munique said, Air sightings in
dicate acceleration of hostile ac-
tivity in forward areas and move
ment of supplies southwark"
| Van Fleet Lands ROK Men.
I Meanwhile, 1t. Gen. James A
Van Fleet paid tribute to the
fighting ability of South Korean
troops on the eastern and west
ern fronts and said they were
now ready ito make major con-
tribution to the war effort" He
said they had shown great ag-
gressive spirit all during early
May which furnishes a tremen-
dous example to the rest of the
Republic of Korea troops"
His statement apparently was
made to tighten the effects of
the collapse of the 9Th ROK divi-
sion on the central front during
the recent Communist offensive.
Planes Strafe Red Trenches.
Ground activity today was lin
/ tied largely to skirmishes. But
South Koreans had to repel a half
dozen Red counterattacks near
Inje, just north of the 38th Par
allel and more than IS miles
northeast of Seoul. At one point
the South Koreans were forced
back 400 yards.
/ Navy carrier-based planes raked
Reds in trenches near Inje.
Both Inje and Chunchon were
Red buildup areas. Another was
near Kapyong, 80 miles northeast
of Seoul.
/ At 9th Army headquarters, AP
Correspondent Robert Eunson said
(See KOREA, Page A-5.)
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To Wed Gronddud's Widow

HAGUE, Sask., May IL R.-
Corny Friesen, 35-year -old bache-
lor, plans to marry his grand
fathers 42-year-old widow on May
|27. Friesen's grandfather died a
year ago. His widow was his third
wife.
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By M. Sivorom
North American Newspaper AIIionee

BOMBAY, May 12.-The New
China is newsman's nightmare !;
and my assignment in Peiping, the
envy of many a fellow reporter,
proved a case of II came, I saw,
I quit"
Freedom of thought, speech,
publication and association, as it
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Russia Is Real Foe in Korea
And Could Call Off Chinese
In Moment, Marshall Testifies
Secretary Advises
Cautious Approach
To Avert World Wa
By J. A. O'Leoy and
Cecil Holland

Defense Secretary Marshall said
bluntly yesterday that Russia is
"our real opponent" in Korea and
warned that while a full-scale war
with the Soviet is not inevitable
it is "a very dangerous possibil-
ity"
His grim words came as Gen.
Marshall rounded out a full week
Portio Text Of MorshoIl Testimony Yes
terdoy. Pages Az and A-28
MorshoII and Macarthur Testimony on
Issues Compared. Page AS
Heorinq Puts Korean Issues Up to People
for Decision. Poee A-3
Major War Secret. crypto9rophy, Subject
ct Macarthur Hearing. Poee AZ
of testimony before the Senate
committees investigating the Mac
Arthur controversy with a cau-
tiously optimistic statement that
1--WE are moving toward a success
full outcome" in Korea.
Gen. Marshall did not elabo-
rate in any way on what would
bring about the successful out
come" in the bitter fighting with
Chinese Communists in Korea.
Previously in his testimony the
70-year-old soldier and statesman
had expressed the administra-
tion'S hope that terrific casu-
altieS" being inflicted on the Chi
neSe Communists would break
their morale and open the way
for a settlement.
Secretary Marshall said the
Russians could make the Chinese
Communists call off their aggres-
sion in Korea "in a moment" and
emphasized they could not con-
tinue fighting without direct sup
port of the Soviet government.
Soviet Build-Up Continues.
In his warning of the dangers
OF war with Russia, the gray
haired soldier said:
4 think the degree of danger
depends a great deal on how
We carry ourselves"
In his sixth and day-long ap-
pearance before the Senate Armed
Services and Foreign Relations
committees, Gen. Marshall also
testified that there is a continu-
ing Soviet build-up.
From intelligence reports the
General said he had gained the
impression that an increase in
Soviet power in the Far East
conveys a great threat to Japan. y.
Hokkaido Was Hazard.
1t was for this reason, he added,
that he exercised considerable
pressure" to have two National
Guard divisions sent from this.
country to the japanese island
of Hokkaido near Russian-con-
trolled Sakhalin.
MY own fear" Gen. Marshall
testified, was very great that our
hazard was there, and we should
terminate it as quickly as we could
do it"
At that point TWO lines of his
testimony were deleted for Sc
curity reasons from the transcript
of the closed hearings.
The testimony emphasized, how
ever, the views of Gen. Marshall
and the administration, as op-
posed to Gen. Macarthur. that
there is even greater danger of
Russia going to war in Asia and,
for the time being, in Europe.
U. N. Contribution Rising.
Other highlights of yesterdays
hearing included:
/. Gen. Marshall said the
United Nations allies are now con-
tributing an increased number of
troops to the Korean fighting and
that he thought there vert good
prospects" for further increases.
2. The Secretary indicated the
United States might not insist on
unconditional surrender" as a.
basis of settling the Korean war.
(See MARSHALL, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1951-05-13

ducers are taking advantage of
a desperate world situation" to
eet higher prices.
Representative Cox, Democrat
of Georgia, made the charge
against India and accused her of
trying to 'blackmail" Congress
into supplying million tons of
free grain. The Indian grain bill
Evening star., 1951-05-13

lis understood in democratic coun-
tries, does not exist under China s
new democracy.
The Chinese people seem to have
lost their voice, spoken as well as
written. Talk to any average Chi
'nese on events around him and
Evening star., 1951-05-13

lotest Quiz En-
on the Air"
show. A record
ing Of the con-
test b etwe en-
Wilson and An
q { ostio High
Schools will be
broodeost from
2:30 to 3 pm.
todoy on WMAL,
The Evening Stor
stotion. tn e
we e kIy high
Evening star., 1951-05-13

This is the first Of series Of articles
by one Of the few non Communist
correspondents permitted in Red Chino,
giving first -hond views Of whot is hop
penine Behind the Silken curtoin."
Educated in England and regarded as
Far eost authority, Mr.. Sivorom hos
worked 20 yeors for newspapers.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

Charges that Malaga is using
the world crisis to soak us" for
tin and India is playing the
United States against Russia to
get free grain were made in
statements here by American law
makers yesterday.
Senator johnson. Democrat, of
Texas, contended the tin pro-
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Wilson, Anocostio
Meet in Radio Quiz

The overose ose Of the fighter pilots
in koreo is 81. Did you know this'
A Washington high school student on
swered this question correctly in the
Evening star., 1951-05-13

school current events series is spon-
sored os public service by The Stor
and WMAl in cooperation with the
Boord Of Education. Don't miss this
new bottle Of wits.
Rodio Programs, Page C-S-9
Complete Index. Poae Az
Evening star., 1951-05-13
'26,5O0 Boys and Girls
March in Largest
School Safety Parade
4,600 D. c. Members
In Procession Taking
Four Hours to Pass

More than 26,500 boys and girls
of the Nations School Safety Pa
trolls paraded down Constitution
avenue yesterday in the largest
and most colorful procession ever
staged by members of the youthful
traffic safety movement.
It took exactly three hours and
SO minutes for participants in
Evening star., 1951-05-13

Byrd Coils Amendment Warning to Britain
on Red Chino Trode. Page A-24
Two British Territories Expected to Act
Soon on Rubber Export Bon Poee AZ
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the time the subcommittee was
organized. Now the chairman de-
MES ever making that promise on
(See TAX PROBE. Page A-4.)
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(See NIMITZ. Page A-l10
Evening star., 1951-05-13

Pictures Of PotroI Porode. Pose All
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Reds Massing in Hills
For 0ffense Despite
SheI|ing, Air Attacks
U. N. Guns and Planes
BIust Concentrations
In Central Koreu

TOKYO, Sunday, May 13 (4N.-
Massing Red troops today stepped
up their preparations in the
mountains of Central Korea for
a new offensive despite heavy Al
lied artillery and plane attacks.
Another Red concentration,
estimated at $4,000, was reported
PIucky Korean Moscots Leave U. S. Out
fits for Sheltered Life Poee AT
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Continued on Page AS. Col. S
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Behind the SiIken Curtoin

CONTINUED on Page AS. Col. A.
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on the western front about 20
miles northwest of Seoul.

(See KOREA, Page A-5.)
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(See CRIME. Page A-4D
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Mostly sunny and cool. high in upper
COS. Chance of frost in suburbs tonight.
"Details on Page A-2).
Yesterday Temperatures.
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(See SIvARAM. Page ABB
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(See MARSHALL, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1951-05-13

A. (See REPUBLICANS, Page AS,
Evening star., 1951-04-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
ANGLIA British Ford) late 194S A.
door sedan; leather seats, $3.50 cash.

ANGLIA British Ford) late 194s T.
door sedan; leather seats, $3.50 cash.
ANGLIA 81; black finish. 5000 miles,
statsa seatsE; $500 or best offer, XII
ANGLIA 1s4s; orig, beige finish; very
economical transportation only
$545; 4-mo. guar. HILL & TIB-
BITS, 1114 Vermont ave NV.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. Ma.
AUSTIN As 4-dr.; sun-roof. Special
at s619. JACK PRY. 14th and p
AUSTIN 1a4s e-door sedan; fully
equipped. $4,000 actual miles. one
owner This car is in exceptionally
BELL Ra eoaS5tFsa .hfSSf60u SSo sSsS
ave. WO. 5000. i
AUSTIN 1a4s a-dr. equipped sedan;
new battery and tires; low mileage;
asking. $625. EN- 1857. -
AUSTIN 81 sedan; $l;5s5; prompt
Service. ss1HSsbS ,}tS }AcK and Pfs : p.M SALES &
BUICK ia47 super @ CON Convertible;
80. 900 mi, 81. 100. Cali no. 1878.
BUICK 1910 Century 4-dr. sedan:
black; $195: ROYAL MOTORS,
INC, INC ! chrysler7ply%egth. 1,I seaI Is Ken
WHOLESALERS, 1881 Bladensburg
Rd.. Ii. 3-SS00.
BUICK 1946 Roadmaster sedanette;
inspection guar; $995. 1855 down.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC, Chrysler-
plymouth. Is Kennedy st. NV.
TU. S43S. IL
BUICK 1899 4-dr.- sedan radio.
heater; hsst a,.I IN gopd 9 e scesndition: 5000 or
BUICK 1850 4-dr.: nynsflow. fully
eouip.. Sl.760. Call r. 179s. 81
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BOATS

2O-FT. sAILBoAT and trailer COM
plete, reduced to 5000 for quick sale.
oGTBoaRD OUT SUHsi MOTOR, like new. Late
model. Make (Sea King) and IL
h.p. twin cylinder. Very easy motor
to start. S145. Must sell at once
Call MR.. MURPHY, LU. 1-1270.
BOAT. S-ft. car-top type, plywood
seashell. $50. HY. 1896.
42-FO0T CABIN CRUISER, $100 OIL
best offer; 36-ft. cabin cruiser
$1,S00; 34-ft. cabine cruiser, 81 500
36-ft. cabin cruiser. S2.450; 20-ft
Cruisealong. 81 900: 4O-ft. eabir
cruiser, unfinished, will consider
trade for good car. MILLER
BOAT YARD, end of M st. Sc. Ii
FOAM RUBBER for boat cushion,
and bunk mattresses. any size. shape
or quantity. LATEX FOAM PROD
UcTS CO.. S07 H st. NV. ST. 1855
OUTB0ARD MOTOR, johnson. II
hp., good cond., used very little
'46 model. SOS. CH. 7166.
FLAGSHIP engine power is quiet
ENGINE, Chris-Craft, 11S hip, 2-to-1
red; in boat. will demonstrate: peri
cond. Ma. S696 or EN-. 1887.
BOAT SUPPLIES. rope, life preservers
copper paiffN hooks, surplus bar
sains. GIcENER. 2513 M st. NV
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PACKARD ENGINES
MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR sCooTERs. (2) 3-wheel
AZ, ice cream cabinets available
Best offer. VIII trade. Shown Sun
and Mon. LA. 6-4142. II
MOTORCYCLES, I94I Harley-Dayid
son; new paint job; good cond.; bes
offer. AP. 1866. II
(3) CUSHMAN, deliyery-type. 3-whee
motor ScooterS; new conu.. never IL
censed; suitable Md. and Va. opera
ton; $3.50 each. WATSON AUTO
MOTIVE EQUIPMENT CO. Ma. S4sU
MOTOR SCOOTER. 1947 Cushman
Al cond.: new paint; many extras
Sis. WI. 1917. i
MOTOR SCOOTER. 1947 Cushman
mcde 54, with windshield and bndd!
ICE CREAM SCooTERs. used onl'
81 mos; excel. cond.; COST Sfoo
sell. SEQ. CO. S269.
1850 B.S.A. Bantam de luxe 125 &C.
purchased new last September. II
battery. windshield. Ideal cit,
transp.; 100 miles per gal.' lates
toe shit; guaranteed. Asking SOU
No reas. ouer refused. VIII accep
terms. uN. 1929.
WHIZZER MOTOR BIKE, good cond,
good tires; SO. Cali FA. 0063.
1912 Harley 45; good cond.; nev
tires, battery. Sell immed., S?4O
Nj. Sl4S. 1l2 Hamilton st. ne.
CUSHMAN ~; automatic trans, Gus
tom body, flanders bars. dual ex
haust. Reasonable. CHI. l454.
LATE 40 CUSHSfAN; excel. cond.
automatic transmission. Telephon
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1949 IA; DIV
hyuro glide torka $3.50. XII. S-713l
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1881: "a Gu
Al u
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR REM

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic
Md; furnished cottages for rent by
week to college graduates at careful
ly restricted beach, assuring con-
genial friends for all the family
Quickly reached week ends without
bridge toll, and some drive to work
daily. Large community building
with varied program; splendid. sandy
bay beach; good fishing area; pic
turesque cliffs, streams and gulches
mostly heavily wooded; abundant
Miocene fossils: fresh water lake
One cottage for sale, many lots to
choose from including bay fronts
Literature on request. Drive down
any time; 40 miles beyond Prince
FURNISHED COTTAGE. ami: 81
mi from District; refs. exchanged
WI. 3508 Sat. pm. and Sun.
COMFORTABLE COTTAGE, / block
from beach. Call WO. 1442 after
$40 m. Mon.
BAY SHORE COTTAGE for rent: will
rent now for the balance of the
year at reduced rate E. N. AN
DERSON, Jr., Plum Point. Md
Phone Prince Frederick 343-J2.
SOUTHERN Md; 80 mi. from Wash,
ami. 6 rms. 3 bedrms.; furn., with
direct short frontage; good bathing;
season rental. Box l6S-V, STAR
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

DIPLOMAT WISHES to rent furn
house on or near waterfront for
A months. Box l4fi-Y, Star il
WANT GOOD WATERFRONT acreage
349-S. Star
IT'S SAID: when you are old and
can afford one. you don't want it.
and when you are young and want
1t. you can't afford it, Isn't there
any one with a small cottage they
no longer want, that has good SWIM
ming and good drinking water for
children. 1t needn't be fancy, but
cant be over 1000 LO. 5-1476.
WILL PAY CASH for home on water
front not over 40 mi. from Wash
inston. State full particulars. Box
3S9-T. Star.
BUNGALOW, 3 or 4 rooms, in Ocean
City, Rehoboth or Eastern Bay
Shore, in developed community yr..
around living; pay all cash. Boz
420-T Star
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AVIATION

FLYING CLUB - Two membership.
now available to beginners or pilot;
in an established non-profit f1yinf
club. Call RE. 400, Ext. ia. u
PIPER CUB. Lycoming IS hp.; 1885
Fairchild PT-19, good cond.; 5000
HYDE FIELD, Clinton, Md Phon,
HI. 2SSS.
TAYLORCRAFT, 1916, newly re.
painted. radio turn and bank; $500
Falls Church Airport, FA. 29Sg.
LAST DAY before closing out, parts
fixtures. dopes, engines, 65 hip. meta
prop, pneumatic tail wheel, rs IT.
parachute, instruments. wings, ribs
benches, cable. old props. Springfield
Airport. AL. S342.
SEA-LAND PLANE, 1916 cub J3C
excellent condition, metal prop, 81
hrs. since recovered and engine tor
overhaul: always privately owned
total time $50 hrs. FA, 1851 after
8 pm.
FLYING CLUB SHARE for sale ir
1947 Ercoupe; in excel. cond. Least
expensive way to fly. Call DAN
EVANS 10. 3-532S.
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SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP EMORY FOR GIRLS-6-1:
years. in hills of Montg. Co, Md.
dramatics, riding. swimming, al
camp activities; strong staff Of ex
perienced counselors: give your chilC
a vacation in the country. Infor
nation. write CONSTANCE c. MUL,
LINK, Damascus, Nd. Damascus
366I.
CAMP ROCK RIDGE, a real countr!
camr: boys 6-12 yrs, girls 6-S yrs.
horseback riding, swimming, shop
photography, all-night camping trips
bonfires, ETC.; separate age groups
constant supervision by experiences
counselors; Rock Ridge has its owr
fresh vegetables, meats, poultry and
dairy products. Call or write for in
formation. GRACE NJ. BEARD. Hern-
don, Va. Tel. 27-W-11.
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AUToMoTIvE MIsCeLLANEoU.

GARAGE EQUIPMENT, tools ant
machinery for car repairs; stool
available If desired. Lo. 5-S723.
IS
TANK TRAILER, 800 gal. capacity
$15. FA. 1869.
ONE. 5OOxl5. white-wall tire. les
than 1000 miles. WA 1910.
FORD pickup body, brand new, whit,
paint; very reasonable. TR. 545S
1006 10th st. ne.
GARAGE EQUIPMENT. holster, 4
stands; other equip; reasonable. Ii
$685.
TIRE. TUBE AND RIM mounted
1000X22 u ply. $50. OV. $3.50.
cond. S35. 1923 model r Forc
motor, Al condition, $40. HI
Evening star., 1951-04-01

TRUCK REPAIRS
OVERHAUL FINANCED
Up to IL months; reasonable.
Rebuilt or new engines or
complete overhaul, rear end,
transmission, etc., any make
truck.
SHERIFF MOTOR co,
900 r. l. Ave. NE. MI. 5000
IL
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SPECIALS
TRAiLERs

9 WHEEL FARM TRAILER. seasoned
oak top and steel frame. tractor
hitch, XII it.. almost new; Sloo.
TRATInk tsiTIa1 7SE Utility aasef or luggage m 4xaxa
good tires, strong wooden BODY sou.
PRiVATE PARTY needs used house
trailers to sleep people: not over
GRIFFIN, 53i4 18th NV. WASH
MODERN iofSHH Z HOUSE R TRAILER for sale.
same as new. sleeps persons. Must
be seen to appreciate: year free
hsaSEMabE s5SnnqM sfas rkk2iLfE. Iii En- 'fs large body
LSGGAeE StSG; g., ,raRlASfI,ER-4-wheel. RAG, haul
over 1000 lbs. as is; $3.50. HU.
1913 Si30' 'ss-Fr. zIMMER TRAILER. .
$3.50. Call FA. 0S66 between /
LfnGGaGh fnGG a Z nj %TiRAnER-seo. 4oso N.
Washington blvd. Apt. 6. Arling-
We WGh' Buy Hpi all trailers, cash. bring
| them out, house or luggage. 1000
Central ave. Sc. HI. $3.50. =
WANTED-Small aluminium trailer
such as Sportsman. Trottwood. ETC..
| good condition; prefer to offer sail
boat and trailer as part payment
ALMA TRAILER. like new, used a:
| office; cash or trade. 81 $50. or besl
offer, OF. 9677, EX. 424S.
TRAILER. front end, good tires. will
make good hauling trailer. make
2S-FT. aluminium covered trailer and
! lge. addition; 2 bedrms., kit. din
/ liy. rm., lge. tile bath rm., new
| 500 mattress and S400 refgr., COM
plete 81 300, KI. ,S-3272.
eel. cond:; every convenienee; must
! COURT, College Park.
HLEIEk TRAILER SALES Berwyn
now has lge display OF poth new
ana useq trailers: very good assort.
IN size from Is 70 33 II priced
yrs Phone TO -51l1
HOUSE TRAILER, u IT.. on Ford
truck; clean; $500 or best offer
See. on Annapolis I'd. opposite Glen.
dale Sanatorium water tower. Phone
Bowie 502l. -.
CAMPING = Sportsman's lightweight
| trailer and AZ Frazer; ready to go;
sleeps 5, ice box. storage compart-
ments, air mattresses; everything
1917 aTF SS5s a6UsE TRAiIER RI Hdas for 5000; will
FOR sALEws7-ft'. is4e house trail
er; bottled gas, elec. refgr, all
weather porch; excel. cond; sleeps
g. See Lot 81. Temple Trailer
Village, Telegraph rd., Alexandria
ALL-ALBMINUM 194s ZIMMER, 81
4 IT., sleeps 8, dinette; excel. cond.
| must sell; save $3.50. CHI. 1857. %
LUXURIOUS 31-FT. TRAILER, 1850
model, mos. old; completely equip;
avail. Immediately. Call AL. 2464
1 IAtf ~ C,.w Iaxr
HOUSE TRAILER, 21 it., aluminium
clean; $3.50 or best offer. Call TO
/ 6297. Il
MUST SELL, So .695-26-ft. Spartan,
| Is mos. old, aluminium, hot water;
| like new. Lot Is. Nightingale Trail
er Court. u. S. Route 1. s3Ia miles
j or week ends Il
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

CAPITAL WANTED-Would like tc
borrow S65 900 under long term
.5Ga return on investment. A 2 to l
security. Box 3Sl-X. Star
$4,000 WANTED as first trust on
22-unit apt. bldg. located in ne.
EX 1850 ia 13O6
Evening star., 1951-04-01
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

FAIR PRICES FOR CLEAN. late
INC, 1g08 Ga. ave. JU. S-5853. OF
PIYMouITiHs. FoRDs. cHEvs.-w,
specialize; get our top prices before
B1adensburg Sg I'd, me- Ii. 4.os5s
PRIVATE PARTY wants good buy y or
PRIVATE PARTY wants 40 Ford sta.
ton wagon; no dealers. Monday. Elk
coNSEETIBLE eS Xii Les N MR ssation MEsn wagon
wanted by private party: will pay al
cash or trade 1949 Nash sedan
wLs1kKS BUYER mas immed. cash
HdHss HI gs 10Y zs19 n'esse a .ys cars MoEEIs
PREMIUM pRicEs for e' clean a isH late
model cars, EDMoND's MOTORS.
INC. cH 1900. Wilson blvd. at
n Jackson. Arl.. Va tDr Lie No
WANTED ANY MAKE. any model.
waiting at PARKwAY-FoRD. s05i
FAIR. soNEsT APPRAIsALs Of su
Gsi MGssikE5ttooSSoNffAc Ar 1854 f'1ss0 { s o.. "
1916 TO les1-All makes and sta.
wagons. Drive in with your title
for more cash. or will pay OF bal
WOLFE MOTORS. 18th and K SITS
Will Fay CASH for clean cars, any
make, any model; see Mr.. Dunnigan
ROYAL MOTORS. INC. 15 Ken
MECHANIC : viii buy postwar wreck;
burned or damaged car If reason
able. JU. 7-54S4. --S
FOR WARM WELCOME and cold
cash, see or call us before selling
your car. HAINES MOTOR CO.,
5000 Bladensburg rd., Cottage City.
Md. WA. $500 or 16 Mass. ave. NV.
ST. 22SS. open ewes. and Sunday.
AUTOS FOR SOUTHERN TRADE
'3G to 50s; spot cash. PRIESTHOOD,
5S06 Ga. ave. GE. 9S44 IS
my MAKE. ANY MODEL
Drive In open lot see Mr.. Beach, for
cash. trade, terms.
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 14th st. NV.