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Evening star., 1951-01-16
hollywood Diary
Paramount Calls Jean Arthur
To Make q Movie in the Sprinu
'6y SheiIoh Grohom

Celeste Holm's A. year old
Danny is just emerging from a
month of quarantine after whoop-
ing cough-in New York. He was
very upset at missing the open
ing night of King Lear wise
cracked Celeste. She leaves the
New York run of Affairs of
State" June /, makes a movie
here, then later takes the play on
the road.
You'll see Burt Lancaster's "Ten
Tall Men" in Technicolor. Burt is
trying to make a deal with How
ard Hughes to borrow Renee
Jeanmaire of the French ballet
for one of his two leading ladies,
Released by the
North American Newspaper Alionee
Evening star., 1951-01-16

pENN Free Parking. Don De Fore.
" Lizabeth Scott in Dark City,"
at l. 3:05. 5:15. 7:I5. 9:25.
Evening star., 1951-01-16

KEMNEDV Double Feature: House
AAAaAsAsAS~A OF Frankenstein, ut
2:o5, 4:40. 7:20, a:55. House of
Dracula" at $3.50, 6:10. $50.
Evening star., 1951-01-16

r0G 0MV Joan Fontatne. Robert
Ryan in Born to Be
Bad" at 6, $50, 9:4o.
Evening star., 1951-01-16

CHV0V Bette Davis in "All About
SsSA Eve" at $50, 9:1O.
Evening star., 1951-01-16

GEc0 Silver Spring. Nd. Free Park
SSS ing. Double Feature: Ann
Sheridan. "Alcatraz Island" at 6:25,
Quentin at 7:25. 10,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-16
Appoint Juneau Man Midshipman Officer Al Naval Academy

Midshipman David J. Sperling, USN, 22, has been selected to serve as Midshipman petty officer first class at the U. s. Naval Academy, Md, during the coming fall term. He will act as assistant mastering petty officer.
 Sperling entered the Naval Aca demy in July of 1948 after graduat- ing from the Juneau High School.
 He recently returned from an eight-weeks European training cruise to Edinburgh, Scotland and Rotter- dam, Holland. Following this, he spent 21 days leave with his sister, Mrs. E. Ely, in Portland, Ore.
 Selections as petty officers at the Academy are based on relative class standing in aptitude for the service, leadership, conduct and aca- denies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-16
REMUNERATION CLINIC
 IN SESSION WEDNESDAY,

Parents in this area are again reminded of the 1mmun1zatlon Clinic, Wednesday, October IT at 10 am. to be held at the Juneau Health Center. Immunizations Will be offered against diphtheria, tet- anus and whooping cough as well as smallpox. Booster shots will be given.
 This Immunization Clinic is pri- marily for babies and preschool age children, although there were a number of school children who had not completed their series when the Immunization Clinics were diScon- tinued in June, who may do so at this time.
 Parents with school age children who wish them to finish their immu- nizations are asked to write a short letter of consent, or the child will not be given any at this clinic. The Juneau Health Center is located at 122 2nd. Street.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-16

. EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-16

by Carol Beery Davis, vice president of the concert association and fall flowers were arranged for the tables by Mrs. Henry Green and Mrs. E. L. Hunter, Jr.
 An informal reception in the hotel lounge followed the dinner party.
 Tonight the doors will be open at the Twentieth Century Theatre at 7:15 and the concert will start at o'clock sharp.
 Members of the concert associa- tion board and membership com- mittee will assist at the theatre as ushers and will be present at the reception in honor of Gramm and MT. and Mrs. Schapiro in the Bara- nof lounge following the concert. Single tickets to the concert will be sold at the box office tonight. Donald Gramm. to be heard here tonight, is noted for his decided inclination to sing songs in English. He says, T have always felt a great need for opera to be sung in the language of the listening public. More and more as I sing I feel that the public has a right to know what is going on, not just in 8 general way, but to know each and every word"
 1 This season Donald Gramm fea- lures six songs from the famous Schubert cycle, Die Schoene Meul- lerin" (the beautiful maid of the milD which tell a story of young love and its tragic ending. These will be sung here in English pro- grammed for the first time by any major recitalist translated from the 1 German.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-16
fl Arrive, IA leave on pa1ifie Northern Planes

Eleven persons arrived and IA left on Pacific Northern Airways flights in and out of Juneau Monday.
 Arriving from Anchorage: w. R. Webber, J. N. Fitzgerald, Dr. A. L. Martin, Edward Weiss. Charles Jones, Oliver Anderson, c. II. Cur tis, Nadia and Linda Aga.
 From Cordova: Agnes Dogney Otto Gothenburg.
 Leaving for Anchorage: Marion. Connie, Jack and Goodwin Trent, Bett Hall, Mrs. Louise Spenger, Col L. L. Johnson, w. B. Kimball, J A. Herdlick, E. K. Guerin.
 For Cordova: Wesley Beaver, MT Parker.
 For Yakutat: J. w, Johnson, John G. Bowen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-16

Five concerts and five triumphs is the record established by Donald Gramm (picture above), bass bari tone, and Maxim Schapiro, pianist on the first half of their Alaska Music Trail concert tour.
 Tonight at o'clock at the Twen- tieth Century Theatre, they will present their Juneau concert. first of the 1851 -52 season of the Juneau Douglas Concert Association.
 Kodiak, where the visiting artists gave this year their first Alaska Music Trail concert last week, was a "sell-out" and other concerts at Cordova, Seward, Anchorage and Fairbanks. where the Music Trail is in it's second year, were presented to full houses.
 Because they are bringing music to Alaska that Alaska would not have except for their concert circuit, the Alaska Music Trail is accom- plishing a special cultural purpose in the territory, Mrs. John Me- Cormick. president of the Juneau Douglas Concert Association told guests at dinner on the Baranof Terrace last night.
 The dinner, which honored Gramm and MT. and Mrs. Schapiro gave members of the concert asso- citation membership committee and others who attended an opportunity to meet the visitors and to heal brief speeches by Mayor Wainc Hendrickson, the Schapiros and MT Gramm.
 MT. Schapiro said that Prince Rupert has now joined the group of concert cities. And when sug- fested that Prince Rupert call theil concert series by another name thar Alaska Music Trail, the town re. piled in the negative. We want tt be a part of the Alaska circuit they said" and Schapiro was proud oi the story as he told it.
 Both Mrs. Schapiro, who is hert on her first trip to Alaska, ane Gramm, the young baritone who is said to have one of the finest voices on the concert stage, are thrilled with the north. T had to see Alaska. My husband claims it as his second home and is proud thai you have made him an honorary citizen of Juneau" Mrs. Schapirt told the concert association mem. bers at the dinner last night.
 The informal dinner party wa presided over by Mrs. Mccormick Clever decorations denoting tn, Alaska Music Trail were planned
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-16
Clothes for Korea Will Be CoIIe(ted

A shot in the arm was given to the Clothes for Korea drive Tues day at the Rotary Club when Rod Darnell of the Triangle Cleaners announced that his driver would make home pick-ups of any cloth ing donated. Anyone having warm clothing for Korean relief is asked to phone 507 for the collection ser vice. The drive will end Thursday evening.
 Speaker of the day was Bob Cow ling, at Bowling Motors, who pre- sented an autobiographical sketch and related how his interest in taking apart car engines as a youngster led into his purchase of Mccall Motors in Juneau. He out lined his company's plans for ex- pansion which will include the sell ing of Rootes cars made in Great Britain. RooteS is the manufacturer of Hillman- Mink, Rover, MIG and Jaguar.
 Junior Rotarian Jerry Wade gave an excellent talk on the Teen Age club emphasizing the efforts being made by Juneau's younger set to improve the club. At board meet ing last Friday, Wade said that smoking in club rooms had been outlaWed.
 Guests at today's meeting were pr. Dwight Cramer, Ketchikan; Maurice Powers, Anchorage; Will jam A. Johnson, Everett, Wash. Philip Hale, Fl Cajon, Calf; and It Gordon Hanna and It. William B. Lynch of the Salvation Army. B. Frank Heintzleman will repre- sent the Rotary Club at the Alaska Day program to be held in Sitka on Thursday, October IS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-16
Princess Louise
 Leaves Souihb0und

The Princess Louise arrived in Juneau Tuesday at am, and de- parted southbound at am.
 Arriving from Skagway: MT. and Mrs. Dennis, Miss A. Steele.
 Leaving southbound: Mrs. B. Me- Kenzie and two children, B. F. Johns, Mrs. A. Moore, Miss Hedi Richmond, MT. and Mrs. George Baggen, Carl Bartell, Irving Kitch, Lois Johnson, J. Geyne, J. Johnson M. Jenkins, H. Lee, MT. Verga, MT and Mrs. Vanderveer, MT. and Mrs J. L. Brown, R. Berg, J. McGinnis J. w. Read.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-16
Board of Health
 (onvenes Today

The Territorial Board of Health convened in Juneau today for its annual meeting Members of the board who are here to attend the two day session include: pr. Dwight Cramer, Ketchikan; Mrs. Katherine Kehoe, Juneau; Dr. Asa Martin, Anchorage; Donald F. Gordon, Fair banks; and the Rev. R. Roland Armstrong, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-16
ALASKA POTTERS MEET

The Alaska Potters will hold their first class in the new club rooms over the Purity Bakery, October IT at 500 pm.
 Instruction in wedging will be given and members are reminded to bring their shelf curtains.
 A short business meeting will pre- cede the class work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-16
LittIefieId Gefs
 30-Day Senienee On Firearms Charqe

Ralph Littlefield, who was wounded in a gun fray with Mike Fuchs on August at Fuchs Gla- cier Highway home, was tried yes terday in the US. Commissioners court and pleaded guilty to the charge of careless use of firearms.
 Judge Gordon Gray sentenced Littlefield to 30 days in the Fed eral Jail and 60 days suspended sentence. Fuchs has not been tried for his part in the affair and is now out on $500 bail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-16
GHIGLIONE LEAVES
 FOR WASHINGTON, DC.

To attend budget hearings in Washington, DC, A. F. Ghiglione, Commissioner of Roads for Alaska, left last weekend. Following his stay in Washington, Ghiglione will travel to New York to attend the meeting of the American Society of Civil Engineers.
 The road commissioner is chair man of the society's joint committee on snow, ice and permafrost. Ghig- Hone will read a paper before the group on the problem of icing on roads and airfields.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-16
Alaska Day 10 Be
 Observed Thursday

All territorial offices, banks and schools will be closed Thursday in observance of Alaska Day, otherwise business will be conducted as usual. The day marks the transfer of Alaska from Russia to the United States in 1867. The transfer was made at Sitka, the first capital of the Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-16
Waller Barron Rites Wednesday Afternoon

Funeral services for Walter O. Barron will be held at the Carter Chapel, Wednesday at 2 pm. Major Eric Newbould will conduct the services and interment will be in the Pioneers Plot at Evergreen cemetery.
 MT. Barron died at his residence on Willoughby on Oct. 13. He was born at Canandaigua, NY, on Dec. 30, 1876. He was member of the Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No. of Juneau. He came to Alaska in 1919. He spent some time on the Taku River where he had mining claims near Tulsequah, B.C.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-16
LICENSE TO WED

SEATTLE, Oct. 16-lR-Notice of intention to wed was filed here yesterday by Charles B. Hendrix, 24, Seldovia, Alaska, and Candida J. Tipton, 20, Woodinville, Wash.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
OPERATING % FARM
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

CONGRESS HEIGHTS S.E.-S. 600
II. soned for apts.. all utils,; on pro
age on one street. Cash offers only.
". L. ToOMEY. Jr., Realtor. RE
N. ARL.-Nev subdiv; So beautiful
bldg. SOFT. front, min. 10000 IT.
Few blks. schools. bus. shops. Sell all
or small groups. OWNER. ia. 2-5575
or CHI. 6644, No brokers.
rARK-Rambier sites In
this choice location. We have lots
from $500 up. RA. 1900.
WOODED LOT, beautiful view; 10
minutes from White House. MISS
EpMoNsTON, Wo. $500. 5s
BUMDERS-You can finance low cost
houses now. / have 4 detached
house lots in nice section ne. D. c.,
with sewer and water for only S4.-
400. win take 22x3s houses. Ma.
1 -85 100 At a. tract. two 5 a.
tracts. 10 q. tract and rs a. in one
tract; AL on hard surface road:
w ALLNUTT. Sr. -4
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

FARM WANTED-Near Silver Spring.
WIN pay all cash for good deal. ~.
FOR ss2LE-To settle estate. Q acres
room room untinished.' other buildings
property. Phone Vienna 2SW3. So
SO ACRES, 20 cleared; l00-year-old
6-room dwelling, fireplace, porch;
outbuildings, good well, branch and
creek; lots of fruit, power line:
i. s. M 50 n and rfS busIine. iGS SO mi. nv vest St
down. d ia@onH; So mo-. TE. r. 4fsia H8iooo' soSo
PRINCE GEORGES coUNTY-6-rm.
house, all modern improvements;
elec. stove and Frigidaire; IS acres
of land. % acres cleared: lge. to-
bacco barn, tobacco beds, chicken
house; timber on farm; with $1,000
farm equipment extra; So, $50: Isl
trust $4,000. payments sos per mo
WEST REAL ESTATE. Call Mr.
Ferrall. 10. 9-9300i -,
SIX X-ACRE PLACE, with bungalow OF
9 rooms and bath. also 2 tenant
houses; on hard road in Northern
Mont, Co; SIC, 600. 3. &. Ruble
Poolesyille. 21S4. with RIPLEY a
RoMER Realtors.
GRAZING FARM. near WincnesIer
Va.--400-acre grazing farm GOO
bottom land). stream water; houses
WILLIS. winchester. Va. 4
SUITED FOR BEEF CATTLE. 100
acre fArm near BarneSville; farm
noose OF rooms and bath and
nreplaces; large barn and 6 or q
several acres of Nmber: water in All Iii
nelds; eommuntefs' train near; S30.-
600. Z. X. Ruble. Poolesyille 2IS4.
with RIPLEY & ROMER, Realtors.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
TRAlLERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn.
now has o Ice. display OF both new
and used trailers: very good assort-
ment; clean. used trailers ranging
from $500 70 So $50. terms 9 TO
yrs Phonf TO 5111
HOUSE TRAILER. GAIT. Prairie
Schooner; sleeps 4; everything in
trailer practically new. Very good
condition. 1915, Call MA. $3.50.
Ext. 240 bet. 9 and 1:30. 20
HOUSE TRAILER, Platt, "a #,
equip. good cond., $3.50. MR.. K. II.
SEIDEL. Elwood lane. Glenmont,
Sill. Spg. Route /. Nd %
1948 19-FT. HOUSE TRAILER; good
cond.; $925. Call AK. s655 or UN.
PLATTE 1946; 26-ft. trailer; $500
cash. will accept suitable car in
trade. Must sell immed. 8 pm. Ii.
'4e LIGHTHOUSE TRAILER. fulls
equipped. 81 it.: $3.50 down, balance
easy terms: MRS. WATKINS, Vienna
151W3; Sun. i0 to q wkdsys, Ma
HOUSE TRAILER In gopd cond. with
Q rms. attached. Ss0A terms; Pine
lawn court at Fairfs circle. Eves
or sat. and Sun. in D rson. p
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STORES FOR RENT.

NEW ST0RE-1Sth and South Da-
kota ave. me-, perfect for dry clean
ing; corner of 3 busy intersections;
only store in area. GE. $500 or
as n IN 0sI. sT. N.E.-Larre store "a and
bsmt.; heat; Sl15 mo. LISS REALTY
co. l012 H st. NV. NE. 666S.
CORNER large new store. 1926 L st.
NV. next to Columbia Hospital, ex-
Sail esli RG fos aazo aas business long lease
64.4 GA AVE. between Super AdsP
and bank; 1895; very populated
location JACK cooPERSMITH. RE
s13 KENNEDY ST. NV. opposite
Kennedy Theater-In progressive
shopping location Suited to any
business Or service shop, APPROX
viii rent for 4-month term or
loneen Cali MR.. FOX. LA. $4,000;
s9Ss 18th ST. NV, OPPOSITE cava-
lier Hotel-Store or office and small
apt, S100. RA. 2036. "a
6I6 7th ST. S.W.-SpacioIs store on
streetcar line. across the street from
school; truly location worthy Of
vol.r Investigation; $S5 mo. j.
GERALD JUSTINE. Az 9Th st. NV,
sss II 81. N.w.-23x1a1 IT. to 60
II desired: want offer, WOODWARD
& NORRIS, 1923 goth NV. Re
BARBER SHOP. available in 6oo-unit
apt. DEVELOPMENT In Arlington on CO.
lumbia Pike; S100 mo. Call Mr.. Smith
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. AL.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1850 de luxe 4-dr. sedan;
low mileage; heater; peri. cond.;
$1,135. CHI. 1854. -5
AUSTIN 1919 4-dr.; 1 owner; except:
clean; low mi; $685.. MANHATTAN
AUTO & RADIO CO.. authorized
Austin sales, service, parts. Both
sides 9TH st. at R NV. NO. 1857.
AUSTIN 1850 4-dr.; immaculate;
S995. JACK PRY SALES & SERV-
ICE 18th and sts. NV,
AUSTIN I947 4-dr sedan; S396.
MANHATTAN AUTO q RADIO CO..
Authorized Austin Sales. Service.
Parts Both sides 7th st. at r NV.
Buick is47 Super sedan. $500. Why
pay more? 5ec bank financing
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bla-
denshurg Rd., Ii. 3-SS00.
BUICK 1850 sedanette coupe: 81 ,4S3.
Why pay more? So bank financing.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bla-
densburg Rd.. Ii. 3-8S00.
BUICK so Super Riviera club coupe:
r, h., white-wal tires, Jet blk. I'm
ish; very low mileage. Same as
new; $2,095. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1345 Cue st. NV, Du. 5000.
--S
BUICK. 80. Super sedanette; r, h.
and pynahow. Wv. tires; beautiful
blue finish: exceptionally nice con-
dition: S1.795. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. 1345 Cue st. NV. DU. $500
Evening star., 1951-06-04
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
BEVERLY BEACH on CHESAPEAKE
Bay - Desirable lot. waterfront
priyileges: terms: z. KALB Bog
SHADY VS. sIDE. e. MD.-ses A.. W. AN.
DREWs for best lots, houses and
acreage. on West River and Chesa
Bay. $500 UP. West River 5741. .
ATTRACTIVE WATERFRONT HOME
--Supurb view overlooking South
River on 9 lots. Riparian rights. 8
bedrms.. 2 baths, redecorated. Ideal
for boats. WO. 0719. 10
REHOBoTH BEACH, Delaware
large dhle. house on 100 #. by 100
IT. lot, containing one 6-rm. and
one 7-rm. house, completely furn.
and ready to occupy. Price, $40, 1000.
with $4,000 cash. MR.. CROSS. Ma.
1879 or AID. 1892. or TRICE
OWNER WILL SELL from Q to 5
acres from his holdings on the
Patuxent River, which Is conven-
lent to Long Beach, Scientists Cliff
Solomon's and Prince, Frederick.
This is the most beautiful location
in Calvert County. You'll appre-
ciate the excellent Grabbing. dsh-
ing and beautiful beach; best Of
hunting In season; State road to
estate. Box 370-C. Star. -5
ATTRACTIVE modern white cottage
on large shady corner lot; available
now. owner in serviee; good terms.
Miss Allen, GE. STA. ROBERTS e.
LATIMER, GE. 1870. "A
Evening star., 1951-06-04
Are Your Friends
Whispering Things?

Do they say YOU ought to trade in
that old car of yours for q smart.
later model? Well. that's where
WE shinei Used Cars. Exceptional
Used Cars. Clean, like-new Used
Cars. Priced right. Easy terms II
you wish. See these bargains at
Montgomery-Stuhbs right now!
81 Mercury SPIT. sed. sheffield
green hn;;r. 4 h.. y. seal, T.,
ice and title, list price,
SASS. Sale price &71oo
'61 Lincoln "I21" sed.. blk. satin
A. tinS Hyd. DR.. w.T.tirss. o..
wheels: SSe ss'' eost m'' new OsaTss .ppro9., On
si.s. ss;ass, showroom showroom $2795
81 Mercury Clb. Cpe.. beaut.
dr.. Z. and h., WV. tires. I.
shields, U. seal, nylon interior,
5000 act. mi, traded on 81
Lincoln conv., car sold new,
$2,S7s. Special to- T73QS
day .----.,.---- Y&S~'
80 Lincoln Cosmo. sedan, Jet blk.
fin., $4,000 act. NIL; Hydra.
dr.. r. and h.. WV. tires; cost
appro1. $4,000 new. S77o5
80 studebaker Champ. Glib. Cpe.,
beautiful green fln., 0'drive.
plastic $. COW, 1900 act. mi.
like new inside and out; truly
ns"-''f appearance $l345
80 Mercury Glib. Cpe., black satin
fin, $4,000 act. mi. h., def,
plastic 8. cov.j impossible TO
duplicate like ne" S1595
40 Ford "s" Tudor sed., dark
green finish, 10000 MI, r.
and h.. s. covers, Al motor
Sal..in sna saF''' '-', truly . $ll45
'49 Mercury SPIT. Sedan, banning
blue fin. r. and h., low MI.
Saia. Sns o"ner' rare $l345
40 Mercury Glib. Cpe., beaut. blue
fin, T. and h.. o'drive, plastic
covers. low mi. one owner;
dnIy TRY to duplicate $l345
4S Studebaker L. Cruiser sedan.
beaut. maroon fln., Gust. up
uVASsT II anu uss UN6IuElFGs W.
". tires, excel. mtr, and tires,
anlg snl,y I Guaranteed $1245
'4S Dodge Club Cpe., fern green
fin. fld. dr., heater and def.
5. covers, immac. G1nAE
cond.; today only 1IOT)
'4S ChrysIer New Yorker Sedan,
beaut. blue fln.. fd. dr., r.
and h., Wv. tires, low. mil.
one owner, luxury car
priced to sell; fully G170E
guaranteed Ql%%)
TOP IS For Your Present Car
"OUR REPUTATION WARRANTS
YOUR CONFIDENCE"
M0MTGOM ERY .STUBBS
LINCoLN.MERCURY DEALER
37l5 Blodensbuvs Rd.
z Blocks Over District Line)
AP. 1929 AP. z400
OPEN go; SUN, lie
Evening star., 1951-06-04
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET AZ 4s-passenger school
Ga. ave- silver spring. Nd. sH.
CHEVROLET 1949 carryar: pvt.
owner. AP. 5071. "A
CHEVROLET I946 A-ton panel: low
mileage: excellent cond.: fully guar
REQ 1949 1-ton van-type. Oft. body.
dual wheels; $4,000 miles: new con-
dition; $1,000 or best offer; terms
arranged. 1925 NJ st. NV. MI.
INTERNATIONAL ;sTEEg h-ton panel. Is4e;
AL throughout: trade for passen-
ger car or sell $475. Call Rockville
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TRAILERs tcont.)

1913 SCHULT, 33 IT,; 2 bedrm.; g.
cu-ft. refrigerator. apt stove;
water heater; 5 clothes closets:
excel. condition; OW. 9400, ext. 331
Evening star., 1951-06-04
AVIATION
BoATs

OUTBOARD MOTOR, boat and trail
er, $3.50. Lu. 1-0743 after 8 pm.
FISHING BOAT, 42Iax1O; new
Chrysler Royal motor, 165 hip, 2
to-1 red gear; fully equip; ready
to run; $500. Box 447-E, Star
II
FISHING PARTIEs-chesapeake Bay.
Eastern BAY GooSeS Herring Bay;
reser. CAPT. KING. WA. 4192.
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FARMS tcent.l

Z MILES d. C. LINE, 22 acres. B.
level land, on hard-surfaced road.
Barn, , cottages and some equip
ment incl. Inspect by appointment.
NO: 6755 until 8 pm. YOUNG g.
FeuR etR hNe ACRES, 400 block Southern
ave. Sc. At very low price of S22. :
T. PAUL MUDp CO., 24oS Mime
sofa aye. Sc. LU. 4-43s2. Ewes.
I4S-ACRE OPERATING FARM
On Seneca Ridge, in Fairfax County
Assets include: l.. Beautiful view
of mountains and Potomac valley.
.. Growing community Of fine coun-
try places, 3. Within commutipe
distance of Washington. 4. Wei
watered by 3 springfield streams. 5.
Competent farm operator who will
remain on the property. 8. Out
standing building site. Price, in
Guiding crops. stock and equip
ment, S43, 900, $4,000 1st trust
available. For details and appt. to
inspect, call Mr. Smith, DE. 410l
ONCE hrs; Vienna 1894, ewes.
~ FRANCES frances POWELL HILL
Exclusive Agent. 1908 Goth st. NV.
GO TO THE COUNTRY
So. 500 down. Live IA mi. from d. c.
on this nice 50-acre farm: pretty.
modern 6-rm. bungalow; nice neigh
bors. good road; 80 acres cleared.
Ii. 3-5366 until 9 pm
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Trailer Values
GARAGES
VACANT -

- New garage bldg, 2nd
comm, about 1.400 so. IT., two
10x12 overhead doors; same size
bsmt,; rear yd,; office. 1924; gas
furnace, compressor lift; for rent
or sale. 1882 Ontario rd. NV
W. C. GERBICH. MI. 4047 or RE
1894. 4
TWO-CAR, 2-story garage: suitable
for business or storage. Apply 403
Sth st. ne. D. c. WEATHERSTRIP
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FAIRFAX COUNTY

FAIRFAX C@UNTY
on Beulah rd., 10A acres.
offering . excellent building
sites. overlooking area for lake
fed by spring. 80 min. from
downtown Washington. Price.
$500.
10 WOODED ACRES. ira
versed by Little Difficult Run.
This tract offers a beautiful
knoll, convenient to State
maintained road; electricity.
telephone and miles of bride
paths. Price. S425 per acre.
For details and appt. to in
spect, call Mr.. Smith, DE.
10l, ONCE hrs; Vienna 163-
ia. ewes and Sun.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
Exclusive Agent 1f{1S pOtb CT NJ u
Evening star., 1951-06-04
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job; prompt
service; reas.: local or long distance.
TA. 1887; after Z pm. GE. 1416
~
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STUDEBAKER $50
1885

Champion de luxe 2-door: save $500
from new car cost on this low
mileage carefully cared for -owner
car; orig. finish. seat covers. clima-
tizer. defroster good tires and con-
standards. LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
1121 2lst st. NV, DI. 0110. Open
ewes. I'LL y. "A
Evening star., 1951-06-04
927 F ST NV

927 F ST. NV.
Entire end h.-lonR lease. $500 per
mo. RA. SS06. =
COLORED-1312 18th ST. NV
Downtown 1st commercial; 4-story
>Ayow brick; oil heat; contains three
=soom and bath apartments also
eQor store; owner anxious to
wilk take terms with rea-
2cwm payment. To inspect
A. NJ, DRAISNER. 1404
INA, 1886. -