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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-25
Truman Nav Not
Veto Control Bill

WASHINGTON, July 25-aA1-
Democratic Senator John Spark
man Of Alabama says he doubts
that President Truman may veto
an economic controls bin Because
il falls far short Of the sitter con
trolls he had requested from con-
gress
Sparkman Is enc OF seven senate
conferees who meet with . House
group today IN an attempt 10 COM
promise The seperate controls bills
passed BY the House and SENATE
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Deadline Tonight

Deadlnc for those who wash 10
register under the Gil training
bill applicable 81 those who wcre
10 service after July .. 1917 ox-
pires tonight at midnight.
The office of Gil Training IN
the postoffice building viii remain
open until midnight to accomo-
date applicants
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Boston Welcomes
Gen. Macarthur

BOSTON, July 25--t5't--Boston
will welcome General Douglas
Macarthur today when the five
star soldier arrives on a two-dsy
visit 10 Massachusetts,.
The highljght of MacArthur's
visit will be his appearance to-
night before special joint ses-
sion of the state legislature.
The legislative committee which
planned the event says MacAr-
thurs speech viii be Of major I'M
p0rtance.
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Dick (0ntin0 In
Jail Last Night

SAN FRANCISCO. July % -
f4H.-Accordion player Dick Con
tino. vino admittealy can't stand
confinement spent last night in
a five-by eight foot Jail cell here.
The u year old entertainer
pleaded guilty yesterday to d draft
evasion charge The youthful star
fed Fort Ord. California. last APP
Ri and was arrested some weeks
later.
Judge Michael Roche sent Con-
tino t9jail 70 await sentence Aug
uSt TIN.
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Masonic Notice

Speeial communication Of Dade
Lodge Nc il. z. & AN. Thurs
day evening, July 7slh. at SOC
o'clock.
e r. Degree vfiII be conferred,
E. n. as well as Master Mssons
are invited 70 attend.
BY order
HENRY HTGGS.
WIN
F. O. Weech.
Secretary.
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Key West. f1artac, has the
most equdble climate in the
country. with Gn uveFugs
rGn9e OF only Ia F4hmeuheil
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Suffers Al Her
Life Because Of
Lack Of Lore


died accidently, has closed
the case, Coroner Roy Ham
lin said this morning.
AT 1915 noon Hamlin
called Miss Stinnett'S law
yers in Chattanooga and in
formed hem of his action.
He received the eight page af-
fldavit from Miss Stlnnett's law
yerS yesterday morning. II Will
not be released to the press at
this time.
Hanlin says that in tho affi-
davit she says the baby died while
she was trying to deliver it un.
aided. Tom Guilluand of the Chat
tanooga News Free Press who
called The Citizen at / pm. said
that she said there were no visible
signs of life when the baby was
born.
Miss Stinnett. according To
Hamlin, said she had suffered
great pain and mental anguish
during the birth. She cried for
help but said she could not be
heard, evidently since her room
in the Greyhound Post House was
isolated, according to Hamlin
Her affidavit says that in fear
nd panic she deposited the body
IF the baby in the trasl1can Of the
Ladies Room of the Post house.
She further says, according to
Guilliland who has lust talked
with her lawyers. that all her If"
he has suffered because Of lack
# love, and that she has had a
nervous condition as result.
Her lawyer James f, Carroll
old Guilliland that Hamlin agreed
hat he win reconsnend closing
# the case to the Grand Jury
hould that step be necessary.
Meanwhile, the case is closed as
ar as Hamln Is concerned. He
said he viii file her statement
in case the Grand Jury should
call for ii.
a coroners' jury voted on July
10 that death OF the newborn baby
at Greyhound Key was by hands
and means unknown"
Hamlin said that he has not been
in touch since July 10 with For
rest Lamb. USN. who testified
that he had planned to marry
Miss Stinnctt. since July TO-
At that time Lamb said that he
had not been in communication
with Miss Stinnet since his ship
locked in Key West on July Is,
and ne heard about the death Of
the baby.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

Their marriage took place
November 25 i'm Ohev Sholom
Synagogue, Rabbi Harry J.
Kaufman officiating. The
bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Cohen and the
bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
Phillip Rogers and the late
Mr.. Rogers.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
7 urchiunis
Leaving to
Meet Family

The Italian Ambassador and
Signora Tarchiani will be in New
York the end of next week for two
reasons. They will meet their
daughters, the Signorinas Gene
We've, Dora, and Letizia Tarchiani,
who will leave Rome December
I21. They are due in New York in
the late afternoon or early eve
ming, December %. and the AM
bassador and Signor Tarchiani
will rush them off Immediately to
Carnegie Hall. There the famous
italian conductor, Arturo ToS-
canini, will conduct concert for
the benefit of the Italian flood
sufferers.
Early the following week the
Ambassador. Signora Tarchiani
and their daughters will come to
Washington where the girls plan
to stay through the remainder Of
the winter. Dora won her doctors
degree in history 10 days ago and
their parents are awaiting word Of
the result of final exams for Gene
We've on her doctors degree in
philosophy.
The Ambassador and Signora
Tarchiani have invited several
Italian lads who are students at
colleges in the eastern part of this
country to be their guests for
christmas which will make a gay
household at the embassy.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

Bride-elect Elizabeth Mary de
Sibour and her fiance, George
Hall Grimes, whose wedding will
take place Saturday at st. Johns
Church, Lafayette square, will be
honored at q number Of parties
this week.
An after rehearsal cocktail
party will be given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willmott Lewis,
jr., Friday afternoon. Mrs. Lewis
will be a member Of the wedding
party. 1t will be for members Of
the wedding party and young
friends. with only the parents of
the couple invited from among the
elders.
On Friday night, Mrs. Theodore
Douglas Robinson of New York,
the brides grandmother, and Mrs.
George Cutting of Warrenton, Va,
her aunt, will give a dinner at
the 1928 F Street Club. The en-
tire wedding party has been In
Ivited.
At noon on the wedding day
the ceremony takes place at 4
'o'clock-Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Miss Borringer
Party Honoree

Bride-elect Rosalie Barringer.
whose marriage to 1t. Thomas
Workman, U. S. M. c., Deem
ber 20, has been the impetus for
parties for several weeks. was feted
again last night.
Hostess at the affair was Miss
Carolyn Sample who will be a
bridesmaid in the wedding. The
party-a dessert shower-was held
in Miss Samples California street
apartment and guests were limited
to members of the bridal party and
a few of Miss Barringer's close
friends.
Miss Barringer is the daughter
of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Victor
c. Barringer.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Gala Reception Aboard Ship;
Mrs. Clark Lunch Honoree

It's anchors aweigh today for
the Canadian frigate Swansea
but last night-or at least from
$3.50 TO 8:30Ait was pipe the salts
aboard for q gala thank-you and
goodbye reception.
H. M. C. S. Swansea has been
docked at Pier since Thursday
on q courtesy call on the Nation's S
Capital and yesterdays reception
was q thank-you party for the
courtesies its officers and men have
enjoyed here since the mooring.
They have been widely entertaind
and all those who had hand in it
were royalty repaid by the ships
reception.
Since the 301-foot frigate (simi-
lar to small United States de-
stroyer escort) can comfortably
accommodate only about go guests,
invitations to the affair were at
a premium. But they went out to
all the top Navy brass-Canadian
and United StateS-in these en-
virons.
Gold Broid Group
Invited to the colorful affair
were the Commandant of the Po-
tomac River Naval District, Rear
Admiral George Fort and Mrs.
Fort; Rear Admiral Felix johnson,
director of Naval Intelligence, and
Mrs. Johnson; the Canadian Min
lister and Mrs. w. D. Matthews.
Capt. F. L. Riddle, chief of staff
to Admiral Fort, and Mrs. Riddle;
Admiral Sir Cyril and Lady Doug
las-Pennant and Air Vice Marshal
and Mrs. Hugh Campbell-he's
chairman Of the Canadian Joint
Staff.
Others on the list to greet the
frigate's captain-Lt. Comdr. J..
A. Korning-were the Canadian
naval, military and air attaches:
Comdr. H. N. Lay. Brig. H. E..
Taber and Air Commodore M.
Hendrick and their wives.
District Commissioner and Mrs.
r. Joseph Donohue. Mrs. Martin
Vogel. Comdr. and Mrs. P. E.
Haddon-he's chief Of staff to the
naval member Of the Canadian
Joint Staff-Capt. K. A. Theme,
commanding of the q. S. Naval
Receiving Station, and Mrs.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Father to Visit
His First Born

Capt. James Kirwin Sullivan
o. S. A., will arrive here Decem-
Der % from Fort Benning, Ga.
for his first look at his newborn
daughter, Henrietta Virginia Van
dergrift Sullivan.
The baby. born Saturday al
George Washington Hospital, is
named for her mother, the former
Miss Virginia Summerlin. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Horace Benjamin
Smith Of this city.
Mrs. Sullivan and the baby now
are staying with Col. and Mrs
Smith.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Exclusively Yours
Mrs. Bennett Champ Clark Misses
Stoge Opportunity of q Lifetime

Washington: the LIE Roy Eakin,
jr.'s' and Glen Eakin..
The reception will be held De-
cember 81 in the Chinese Room of
the Mayflower Hotel. Whether or
not the senior Eakins are de-
scendants of that small doughty
band that came over on the May
flower, I don't know, I didn't ask.
But Mr.. and Mrs. Eakin came to
Washington "in" the Mayfower
Six months after it was built they
moved in and have been living
there ever since. That was 2c
years ago.
The Eakins had been married "a
years and living in Kansas when
he decided to retire and move to
the Capital. Hence their Wash
ington days have been character
lied by pleasant and leisurely in
Movements with their respective
clubs. On hand at the 4 to Z re-
ception will be Mr.. Eakin's golf
cronies from Burning Tree and
Chevy Chase Clubs, and his wife's
friends Of long standing at the
Washington Club where she is a
member of the board. So devoted
is Mrs. E. to the latter that she
wouldn't have their celebration on
January l, the actual date of their
marriage, because it would con.
flict with the Washington Clubs
annual New Year Day reception.
Among the 20 members of the
family who will proudly share the
day with the happy, long married
couple, will be sub-debutante Suz-
anne Eakin who will be presented
to society by her parents. the Jack
Eakins. at a dance at the Chevy
Chase Club next year.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
White Photo,

Father William L. Quinn off,
ciated at the wedding of Miss Vir-
ginia Joan Dunn and Mr.. James
K. FACET in st. Matthews Cathe-
dral on December /.
The bride, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew j. Dunn of Frost
burg, Md, was escorted to the
altar by her father. Miss Norma
Lee Dunn was maid of honor and
Miss Teresa Shepperd was q
bridesmaid.
The bridegroom is the son Of
DR.. and Mrs. Frank FACET. Mr..
Robert Dunn and Mr.. William
Davis were ushers.
The couple will make their
home In Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

Theme, and the Secretary Of the
Canadian Embassy and Mrs. Ro-
bert Dunno were also among the
lucky so invited to the Swansea's s
farewell fling.
When they up anchor today the
Swansea will set sail for the blue
waters Of Bermuda. where the
Canadian Ambassador and Mrs.
Hume Wrong are vacationing, and
then will set a course back to its
home base Halifax.
British Porty
The First Secretary Of the
British Embassy and Mrs. Nigel
w. H. Graydon gave a house
warming cocktail party yesterday
in their new home at 27 Grafton
street in Chevy Chase. Their
guests were chosen from British
and United States press repre-
sentatives as well as members of
the diplomatic stats of Great Bri-
tain and the Commonwealth ma
tionS.
Lord Melville Douglas-Hamil-
ton. Conservative member of
Parliament from Inverness, who is
in this country on private busi-
ness, was in the company and
others included Mr.. C. r. A.
Smith and Mrs. Natalie Paine of
New York who are active In the
Common Cause, and Miss Jane
Drummond-Hay, secretary to
Lord Douglas Hamilton, who also
is his cousin.
Mrs. Dewey Hostess
The 1925 F Street Club was the
scene Of delightful small lunch
con yesterday given by Mrs.
Charles s. Dewey. wife of former
Representative Dewey. In honor
Of her niece. Mrs. Joseph Clark,
IT., Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Clark was recently elected
mayor of Philadelphia and has
been here this week attending the
of the American Mu-
nicipal Association. While In town
the Clarks-he's the first Demo-
cratic mayor of the Quaker City
n 10 years-have been staying
with her uncle and aunt.
At yesterdays party were q |
of old friends of the honor
guests, many of whom date back
to the days when the Clarks were
1ere during the war. He was In
;he army and she maintained their
1ome in Georgetown while ne was
,verseas.
The Clarks leave today for
Philadelphia and thence they will
20 to New York to sail aboard the
Queen Elizabeth on December IA
'or Europe. Incentive for the trip
abroad-if, indeed one is ever
1eeded-is the wedding Deem
Der % in Paris of Mr.. Clark's son,
Joseph Clark III. to Miss Felicia
Reed. |
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Holiday Dinner

Nu Alpha Chapter Of Kappa
Delta Phi Sorority will hold q
Christmas dinner this evening at
MAYORS restaurant, followed by
an entertainment program at the
home of Mrs. Boyd L. Bryant of
1890 Savannah terrace Sc.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Mrs. EmiIyDougIos
To Be Speaker

"The Shaping Of Mems Minds
will be the subject Of a talk by
Mrs. Emily Taft Douglas at q
meeting Of the Women's Alliance
OF All Souls Unitarian Church at
noon Friday in the church.
Mrs. Douglas is the wife OF
Senator Paul Douglas Of Illinois.
Last summer she acted as a rep
resentative Of this country at the
UNESCO meetings in Paris.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
De Sibour-Grin1es Parties Planned

Garrett will entertain at lunch
con for the entire bridal party at
their home on oath street.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
(Continued)

FOR WARM WELCOME ano colo
cash. see or cali Us before selling
your car HAINES MOTOR CO.
5000 Bladensburg rd., Cottage City
Md WA $500 or 10 Mass ave NV
ST. 1888 open ewes. and Sunday
TRUCK, van delivery. must be bar.
gain; cash. Call JU. 1856. or FIR
WESTERN BUYER mas ,mmeo CAST
for nice low mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES 1919 Ga ave. RA 1922
PREMIUM PRICES Tor clean, IaIs
model cars. EDMOND'S MOTORS
INC. CHI $500. Wilson blvd. q,
y Jackson Arl. Va tDr Lie No
STUDEBAKER '47-,51; also other
makes. METROPOLITAN MOTORS,
1900 Bladensburg I'd. LA. 6-9776,
1916 To Is51---An makes. Drive ir
with your title for more cash, OF
will pay on bal WOLFE MOTORS
18th and X SITS. NV. Elk. 1852
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for used
cars. l414 King st., Alex. Va.
soUTHERN DEALER in town THU
week; all makes and models con
sidered; highest cash price for {
clean car: IA. 4S0l.
MECHANIC WILL BUY 40 to 81
wrecked. damaged or burned cal
II reasonable. JU. 7-54S4.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH late $50 taxi; $4,000 mi;
$1,150 or best offer; T. and h.. sun
visor, 2-tone leather. Call 10; 2.
1850. 8 am. to 3 pm. rs
PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe A.
door: T. and h.: jet-black finish; l
owner; excellent condition; $1,295;
guar. ROYAL MOTORS. Chrysler-
Plymouth Is Kennedy st. To. 243s.
PLYMOUTH 1913 4-dr. Special do
very good; 81 .035. 10. 3-5O12. Il
PLYMOUTH 194S taxi; 1895; clean.
good condition; owner. 10. 6-17ss.
PLYMOUTH so 4-dr. Special de luxe;
going In service; SLABS or best offer.
PLYMOUTH '4s 4-dr. d. IL. sedan;
heater. defroster, foam cushion; low
mileage; one owner; not taxi:
$1.295. APP. 5400. -26
PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe se-
S nam u n asS why psy mo woI ~
sALERs, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
$500.
PLYMOUTH Sc. station wagon: S7a3.
HuTo ~ wHSIEs2LEiEsss;a A 1 H5inf Bia:
r eSssffSfs f s4s Ii Club aSs soape; Hydra
matte; 81, 293. Why pay more? So
| sALERs. 1871 Bladensb1rs Rd. IL
PONTIAC PONTIAC 1888 "e' sedan: r. and
h.; good transp.; sell for balance
ance S5,44 per month. WILLIAMS.
p IN sad 1877 & st ass n sedanests
tone green finish; only $685.; full
cash price. trade or terms accepted.
WILLIAMS, goth and R. I. ave; ne.
PONTIAC 1850 Chieftain ''s'i do
| luxe convertible; Hydra. T. and h,
runs and looks like new; today's best
6 6gy At 81, o99; excel. financing;
8 coAsT.IN PONTIAC. AT Florida
PoNTiAC 1851 4- SG. blue and e1sy;
a is5e eau RR 0q PkE SFlSs9 M Ne geo
i Pontiac so "s" streamliner sedan
cite; r. and h.; new Wv. tires;
luster metallic green finish; low
mileage; one owner; an exeeptionsl
Ghyslsr plymouth. 4s0O Wisconsin.
PONTIAC 1e49 club coupe; Hydra
Matte; $1,293. Why pay more: So
bank finsncing. AUTO WHOLE
SAVERS Ja5s' 1871 Bladensburs Rd. Ii.
ISTUDEBAKER 1850 convertible;
radio. WV. tires, overdrive, clean;
excel. low mi. car; S1.646. uCall
sTUDEBAKER 1851 a-door Star
| light sedan; 4 mos. old; very low
mileage, climatizer. white sidewell
tires: S1.595. EN-. 5O42 or
STUDEBAKER 80 Champion 4 door;
overdrive and heater, back-up light.
/ This car is just like new; $3.50.
KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000 Georgia
ave. IA. $500. -25
| STUDEBAKER so Land Cruiser;
car driven less than, 1900 miles;
radio, climatiZer. cd. Wv. tires,
| etc; one of the cleanest cars in
! town; S1,795. MCNEIL MOTORS.
4034 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 1886. -25
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ANGLIAS AS. black, S495. Also Pre-
feet AS, $685., 80 to 40 mi. per gal
i95l Prefect, green. $3.50; actually
driven less than 500 mi. Here are
$ more Of the fastest-moving used
cars on the market today Written
guarantee. HILL & TIBBITTS
liza Vermont ave, NV, Wash. 8
AUSTIN 1851; f brsnd! Hs ss fnmedia,,
a aeNoFS sA a 5s5 CO. MA Aats1rIzes
austin Sales, Service. Parts. Both
sizes 18th 81. at r NV. NO. 1857
BUICK a club coupe convertible;
f ior s eas, 6 ~ o% xs 1928 or best Of
BUICK; AZ. super conv.. 10000 mi.
an extras; 81 1876 or best offer. JU.
BUICK 1850 Special tde luxe, model
4-door; r and h., seat covers: one
owner. like new throughout: 81 .695
guar. ROYAL MOTORS, Chrysler-
Plymouth Is Kennedy st. tn. 2 saess.
top. like new u inside and e out: Sis. nss
Apt: 2o5. co. $500. .s7
BUICK 1850 sedanette; S1.3ss. why
R Rfy mG WaoIE "a Sssk na Rani aTs
densburg I'd. Ii. $500. " Do
BUICK 1910 Roadmaster convertible
4-door; new clutch, front end. paint;
$40. Box 213-H Star. 25s
BUICK 1850 late model 2-tone green
sedan; low mileage. r. and h, white
tires. seat covers. all equipment like
BUICK 1910 Special 4.dr.; splendid
cond. throughout; real bargain;
$500. 27o7 Woodley pl. NV. AD
0A.j4. -2b
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REAL ESTATE LOANS


CASH FOR Lss AND enc TRUsI
NOTES. incl LIST trust; on screage
quick settlement: white or coloret
notes IN D. c.. Nd. and Va. FULTON
r. GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
l4th and @ SIS nv Oh 1890
Brokers. attention
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates. 8 to 5-year terms ant
monthly payments: P. J. WALSHLEE,
INC 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. GAGS
tikST AND SECOND IkUSl LonN D
BARLOW REALTY Co, Realtors
1881 q st. nv ME 3496.
MONEY On SECOND T&uSH-W
will buy seeond-trust notes. D. c.
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENT CORP, 1912 " ave nv
National $3.50
ACCEPT end TR. NOTES for equit,
liam. home. rented $3.50 mo-.
trusts. $4,000; make offer above
Box 150-H. Star. "5'
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TRAIlERS

~ tt: sleeps 4; bottled
gas, refgr., oil heat, 4-wheel cleo
brakes; like new; $3.50. WA. 1852
:i:s. AsSs1s4s :? " r sls ssrs;
Sun. bet. IL and 8 pm. -25
FOR SALE-1947 thinner trailer. 81
it., refgr, hot-water heater. etc;
excel. cond.; $l,5S5 cash. OV.
G2IIinDlERs. LA SALES. ana Royal
ing. see these trailers. You may
trade your car on trailer. Small
down payment. long easy terms.
COLE AUTO Il TRAILER CO.. To-
Gated on WASHINGTON Baltimore
blvd. mi north of Laurel, tele-
phone Waterloo. Md, 539-W-12.
HEETER TRAILER SALES, Berwyn.
now has q lge display Of both new
and used trailers: very good assort-
ment; clean used trailers ranging
In size from ID 90 80 Il, priced
from $500 70 So $50. terms to
yrs phone TO Sill - -.
NEW, IS IT,. 2 bedrms., bath with
Lot ga. Woodley Hills Park, So, OF
w Als1ahsr 70 E RFNT Euts TRAIL,
Err. first 3 wks. July: small size;
family of 3: must be in TOP cond
PALACE. 1850; so it.. 10 mos, old
8 rms. with shower and flush toilet
picture windows. tandem wheels
cleo. brakes, steel exterior; excel
eond.; $3.50 down, take over nav
ments. Cali WA. 0044. -25
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1916 h-ton panel; low
mileage: excellent cond: fully guar.
anteed: S495 Ma 642O
CHEVROLET 40 Carry-all; -S495 fol-
: quick sale. 1908 You st. NV, DU
1926. -26
DODGE 1949 2h-ton dump; good
condition; $l,S00. Phone SH. 0317
INTERNATIONAL 80 K.B.-1; ice
cream truck with freezer body; low
mileage; excel. cond.; with license
for Fairfax Co. and Falls Church;
RESTAURANT, 6O7 s. Wash, st.,
Falls Church. Va. Phone FA. $500.
DUMP TRUCKS t33; 1945 Ford
dump; 194S Ford dump; 1850 Inter-
national L 1872. FIR. 1924. 90
VAN TRUCK. any size Job. prompt
service; Teas.: local or long distance
Ia. 1887; after 2 pm. GE. 14l6.
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MISCELLANEOUS

BUCYRUS-ERIE Model H3 Hydro
crane with go standard telescope
boom, 3s-yd. heavy-duty digging
bucket with teeth and tagline reel
mounted on Ford Model FS heavy
duty truck, equipped with vacuum
brakes. heavy-duty radiator. with
10.00x20 12-ply tires all around;
machine serial No. H3-S1127; slight
ly used. Call OV. 800. -25
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NORTH ARLINGTON--New subdiv.,
| 52 beautiful lots ready for bldg,
SOFT; front, min; 10000 Co., f.; sell
2-5675. CHI. 6644. No brokers.
SHEPHERD rARK-Rambler sites in
this choice location. We have lots
from $4,000 UP RA. 1900
FALKLAND, MD mi. from s S. on
Route 1856; signs Just beyond
st. Marks Ch.: old home, can be
restored L. w. GRooMES. 1889
Eye st.
500 DOWN will buy a 1a-aere lot in
our 50.acre DEVELOPMENT on Coles
vile rd, past st Silver Spring. IS
TEN LOTS with sewer water and
streets. in NV, D. c.; 3 Minis.
from downtown; For further in
formation. call MR.. ALBERTS, ST..
Attractive CORNER LOT. facing
Rock Greek Park; 70x114; Newland
ave. and .Sth ST.; $3.50. OWNER,
SLEEPY HOLLOW, vA.--Approx. ..
OWNER. Phone AK. 1882. weekdays
only. from 10 a. m. to 9 pm 80
QUAINT ACRES - Just listed: over
enc scre; r excellent view; Level. A, J;
Il Soc sssut 4ol s sRfIns Brook Forest
12O. ACRES. near Naval Ordnance
Lab, fronts on 2 roads: $500 per
acre TO. S57g evenings. --25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-25
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAIL

BEvERLY Beach on Chesapeake
Bay - Desirable lot. waterfront
privileges; terms; e EALB Box
sio Down for beach lots at selby.
on-the-Bay, Woodland Beach and
North Beach; all fine locations. For
more particulars and plats, call RA.
ANNAPOLIS AREA. waterfront: fire.
place. bedrms., scr. porch. hot and
cold water. gar, motorboat; bar
gain at $500. furnished; easily
winterized. 1886. MARY T. BOARD.
Month IN ~ BEACH pARK-one Of the
finest residential communities on
Chesapeake Bay; fine building lots
near beach front; from $3.50 UP;
only $50 down. KAY REALTY CO..
RA: 22oo; Sat. and Suns. North
c eiaSN Az BEACH. v1RGIN1A-s
FINE HOMES and cottages for sale
on West River and Chesapeake Bay
Building lots. On your way to Shady
Side stop at Ford Lumber Co.. Inc,
Upper. Marlboro. 1t will cost you
cash, 81 or otherwise. Buy or build
now and save When proposed new
road Is built then only 81 miles
from D. c. Spend week end at An
crews H9tel sRs le sS.d things az. ever Md
A4s!.~ Ms ssp RiSsS SCI Sa, I,at e: ~
bedrms., beamed ceiling in living
rm. with firepl. and dining rm.; oil
heat; . baths. This is the sweetest
e es z H Rsy F or La e5 sSsF can
be seen any time Sat. and Sun. MR.
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