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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-24
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The Tuesday night major league went into it's third game of the sec ond half with the Sicks Rainiers winning over the Triangle Club 3 to l, Don Abel beat the Triangle Cleaners 3 to l, Parsons Electric beat Standard Aviation by a score of 3 to l, Hennings won from Ju- neau Florist 3 to 1 J. Stout had high series with a 560. J. Snow had nigh game with a PA. 200 club mem bers are: Stout PIP, Scott 200, Snow PA, Stewart 210, King 208, Hagerup 205. Five strike king. w. King. Tour strike kings: Smithberg, Snow and King. Pabst Blue Ribbon wln- ners: Smithberg 2, Ripke, Hoyez, Snow, King 2, Hagerup, Mork, Bar rager, Haag, Stewart, Lindstrom 7,
 Standings to date:
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GIRL SCOUT TROOP 8
 HAS ELECTION OFFICERS s

Girl Sc-ov Troop No. 8 met at VIC Moose Hall Tuesday, January g and new officers were elected as follows: Susan Friedman as Presi- dent, Ruth Jones. as Secretary and Violet Pekovich, Treasurer. Darlene Gross as Sergeant at-Arms and I Gs reporter.
 We discussed requirements for our sewing badges and planned what to sew at the next meeting. I treated the girls to cookies.
 Diana Bost, Reporter.
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SCORES OF
 BASKETBALL

Mt. Edgeoumbe iI, Juneau High 39 Seattle U 67, Central Washington
 66 (overtime). Eastern Oregon College of Educa-
 ton 75, Whitman AT. Vanderbilt 58, Tennessee 57. Georgia 60, Mercer 58. North Car State IA, Va. Tech 66 La, renee Tech 65, DePaul 63. Eeloit 89, Lawrence Il. Wichita 75, Creighton 62. Ohio Northern GA, Indiana Tech 35 Oklahoma City 52, Baylor AS (twc
 overtimes).
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Wii LOOKS FOR GOOD YEAR; NO TROUBLE iS
 EXPECTED BY DRAFT

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. 24-tP- The military draft will not seriously affect operations of the Class 5 Western International Baseball League, Roy Hotchkiss says.
 Hotchkiss, owner of the Spokane Indians, said nearly all members of the league are farm clubs of Pacific Coast League teams and none eX- poets a player shortage.
 Hotchkiss said the WILL is look ing forward to another good year"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-24
VESSEL DRIFTING

A report has been received by 17th District US. Coast Guard head quarters here that a 39-foot boat the motor vessel Bogdan, with nc one aboard, was last seen drifting southeast toward Nagai Island near Unga, Saturday at 10 am. Andrew Foster reported the vessel.
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Standard Aviation
THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE
 SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW

The Thursday Night lMens League will bowl on the Elks Alleys tomor- row night as follows:
 At 7:15 pm.-Pacific Northern vs Alaska Light and Casters vs Pan American AirWays.
 At 9:15 pm.-Juneau Drug vs Alaska Coastal Airlines and Caro Transfer vs Sweeney's Bar.
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FIGHT DOPE

Here are results of fights last night:
 At Buffalo, NY-Sandy Saddler, 130, New York, outpointed Dave Shade, 133a, Detroit, 10 non- -title) .
 At White Plains, NY. = Roger Donoghue. 153, Yonkers, NY, out pointed Louis Ortiz, 147, New York, 6
 At Los Angeles = Fl Conscripto, 142, Mexico City, outpointed Fred die Herman. 139, Los Angeles, 10.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-24

ball players as Ralph Branca, Brooklyn pitcher, outfielder Joe Ad- cock and pitcher Herm Wehmeier of the Cincinnati Reds; Mickey Mc- Dermott, Boston Red Sox pitcher; and Cass Michaels, Washington Senators second sacker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-24
HOCKEY 6AmES

VANCOUVER, BIG, Jan 24-tRi Victoria defeated Vancouver B.; in a Pacific Coast League hockey game here last night.
 The second-place Cougars rationeo the Canucks to one goal period while scoring two in the first, two in the second and four in the final frame
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-24
HARRIS SOUTHBOUND

Elmer Harris, representative of the Alaska Salmon Industry, is a Juneau visitor for a few days en- route from Kodiak where he has been on business to his headquar- ters in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-24
MAY BE DRAFTED IN
 EMERGENCY
By JOHN CHANDLER Associated Press Sportswriter)

Professional and amateur athletes got implicit notice today from De- fense Secretary George Marshall that 4F's probably will find them elves drafted in the present emer- gency if the necessity demands.
 If inducted, Marshall said. the men could be used in non-combat duty, thus relieving more Of the physically fit for the fighting front
 The question arose at a session Of the House Armed Services Com mittee in Washington yesterday when it was recalled that many ath- letes who failed to pass Selective Service physical examinations were deferred in the last war.
 May Draft 4Ps
 A new bill proposing to draft 13- year-olds and establishing univer- sal military service and training system now is under discussion.
 Although it was not specified Pentagon officials later made il plain that if it was decided to draft the ATS, not only athletes but men from all walks of life would be af- fected
 Officials of major league baseball and football immediately gave full support to the proposal, many oi them pointing out that the athletes themselves would prefer such serv- ice.
 Exemptions
 Actually, unless the internationo situation requires drastic changes il mobilization requirements, sucf sports as major league baseball ant football will feel little effect un iel present regulations.
 The present draft applies oa-y tt men from 19 through 25 yyars oi age, and exempts veterans of Worlo War II and ma. 4led men With de- pendents. Rosters of most of tht professional clubs are stocked witt players who saw service in the las war, are 26 or over, or are married Players Called
 Fry Palica, 23, Brooklyn Dodger pitcher who failed to pass his phy sical last November passed a nev examination yesterday. He suffered high blood pressure, but now is ex pected to be inducted within thre' weeks.
 Others Who r.igl1t te called fo limited service include such base
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SpoYis Briefs

Secretary of Defense, said that ath- letes who fail to pass selective serv- ice physical examinations may be drafted for combat jobs.
 New York-The grand jury hear ing testimony on the Manhattan college attempted fix" adjourned until Friday after hearing Junius Kellogg, the player who reported the bribe, and his coach, Ken Nor ton of Manhattan.
 Miami, Fla = Marge Lindsay of Decatur, H., shot a four under par 72 to take medal honors in the 18th annual Helen Lee Doherty tourney.
 Knoxville, Tenn.-Tennessee gave it's head coach, Bob Neyland, life time contract as coach.
 Berkeley, Calf. = Herm Meister, assistant coach at Pittsburgh, was named line coach at California.
 Madison, Wis. = Ivy Williamson and his five coaching aides at Wis concin uere piveO salary boosts
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Mrs. Olive Talbot of Skagway IS at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-24
Douglas Frosh

AM. LEGION AUX. FOOD SALE
 Fri, Jan 16-i,.oo a.m at Vic Powers 716-2t
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Madison, Wis. = Ivy Williamson and his five coaching aides at Wis consin were given salary boosts.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-08-01
ANTELOPE PREFER WEEDS
BUT EAT CROPS TOO

AFTER READING the article en-
titled Antelope Control Weeds on
Range" in the July l issue of Mon
tana Farmer-Stockman I would like
to make the following comments and
/ think most of the farmers in Carter
county will agree with me.
We are definitely not worried as
to how much grass the "pronghorns"
take away from the cattle on the
range. Nor are we especially inter
ested in the statistics as to what per-
cent of weeds an antelope eats. What
we know without benefit of research
is that 40 or so head of antelope can
eat much more grain, to say nothing
Of what they tramp1e and destroy,
than they are worth. They may pre-
fer weeds, but one year they also
ate up whole field of beans which
we had hoped to harvest.
We farmers find it rather difficult
to enjoy anything that destroys crops
and continues to be nuisance in our
fields Mrs. H. C. B.. Carter county.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-08-01
This Coffee Bench
Is Easy to Make
By STEVE ELLINGSON

IF YOU DESIRE colonial coffee
bench like this one pictured with
Roy Rogers, his wife, Dale, and his
son, Dusty, you can easily make one
by using full size pattern. You
will find this a really practical piece
of furniture and when given
smooth finish it's a handsome article
to have in your home.
To obtain the full size pattern No.
70 for the colonial coffee bench pic
tured, send Is cents in coin to Steve
Ellingson, Montana Farmer Stock
man, 1885 Saticoy Street, Van
Mugs, California.
Other patterns you will enjoy:
No. SIS Outdoor chair ........ soc
No. Sc Rocking Horse ....... SOC
No. 81 Barbecue Table and
Benches ..... .75c
No. 81 Garden Chaise ....... 75c
No. SO Confo-C haise ........ 75c
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-08-01
Letters to the Editor

Constructive letters on subjects of general
rural interest will be published under this
heading space permits. Comparatively short
letters must necessarily be favored, although
excerpts. from longer letters may be used.
Montana Farmer-Stcckman may or may not
agree with the opinions expressed
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-08-01
SURE!

chicago Automatic Fire Control units are the
most beautiful and efficient units ON the mar
ket. Before you buy, see this long, sleek, at
tractive fluorescent hght-fixture design Of
Automatic Fire Control with outstanding
features.
No Refilling
"a Hour Protection
Simple To Install
= Stops All Types Of Fires
Can Be Used Automatically or ManuaMy
Completely Automatic You do not have
TO go near the fire. Chicago Automatic
Fire Control smothers the fire auto
matically.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-08-01
SEE YOUR NEAREST "QUONSET" DEALER

listed below He will show you how "Quonset" will meet
your farm storage problems and poy for itself in money
sowing service
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-08-01
DEALERsHIPS AVAILABLE

few deaIerships are available for honest, de-
Dendable, permanent men. If fit this de-
gcriptiOn, We have an excellent opportunity
for you
Evening star., 1951-04-04
our own importation direct from Holland
SISAL RUGS
in glorious colors

The utter simplicity Of design the eleon smooth finish and
deluxe look OF these siso rugs set them up Some
thing truly unusual The beautiful eolos present de-
ightfu interest with self-tone block pottem Nicest
feature the size range allows you to carry ensebf
ing Ideo either one color or contrasting Come in,
see these beouties And note these very attractive prices
decorator smart coors Lemon peel, eeesheII mist
green, hunter green, cocoa brown and silver eroy.
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from French Indo-C china
RUSH BLOCKS
each, SOC

Firmly woven Of medium thickness in rch natural shade
that looks cool and reloxine, ond sets scene
thots difficult to equol. These we will noke up to the
size you wont at no additional charge For exompie
will make you oxl2 rug all block securely fastened.
for $500.
WGL-FIoorcoverines Sixth Floor
|. 8. also Bethesdo-chesy chqse
Evening star., 1951-04-04

of imported peel cane

Mode by hand by expert eroftsmen coIfAsio hos greet
touehness and strength yet it's of the ehtest Re-
mokoble feature Of CoIfAsio is its vast fexbity It's
perfect beside fireplace swimming pool . exceed
iney comfortable and exceptionally cosy to core for It
mixes we'll with other furniture but its cool, oiry design
does wonders tor summer porch terroee. Why not
use Colit-Asio this summer your porch bring It
inside, come next foIF
|. Occasional toble 11.95 s. Extension chair. 27z5
& Settee. zl.9S T. Rocker. 1850
s Choir. 1880
W6l-Summer Furniture, Sixth Floor
-. also Bethesdo-Chey Chase
Evening star., 1951-04-04

NOW !! !! !! !!


AT the Civil Defense Vol
unteer Registration Office.
in the Veterans Service
Center. 1400 Pennsylvania
Ave. NV, volunteers may
enroll for any OF the serv-
ices for which they are
best qualified. The office
is open from 1000 AN.
until 500 PM. on week.
days-closed on Saturdays.
The telephone number is
ME. 2l46.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1949 Champion Regal
SUCCESSFULLY T1mTasd sRiei 10 Champion asS sedan:
s saver era sS45 81 ss Al n0'a1 aUro fsas sALEs Is
INC. 9723 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring. Md, Washington's newest
Kaiser Frazer dealer. -26
STUDEBAKER '3S Pres. 4-dr.; T. and
h.. 3D.. excel. cond.. orig. paint;
$3.50. BY owner. 10. 3-692S. -25
STUDEBAKER 80 Commander Re-
gal de luxe 4-dr. sedan; automatic
transm.,. radio, heater. many other
extras. less than 10000 mi; on this
Rs5fsss oRs fac fse aos2 wis! McNE aTe n1 NO.
EN-. 1886. CO. 2153. -25
STUDEBAKER AZ Champ. Regal de
eEnss ey new eaf top si1sg ysTy lGs %sNEi M Sne %o
TORS. NC, 4os4 wis. ave. NV,
EN-. 1885, co. 2153. -25
STUDEBAKER AZ "Comdr" 4-dr.; r.
and h., most attractive tan fin.; low
mi; absolutely spotless. A Give away
YoN MoroRs, 44S7 BsnnirE I'd.
sT6DEB4KER 1851 Champion
white-wall tires, auto. trans, under
coat, heater; S2.095. terms. NO.
TRIUMpH 1850 4-door sedan; done
1000 miles. brand-new condition;
Wo PElsee aosa $500 or near. Contact as
WILLIS STATION WAGON, from
orig. owner; low. mileage. 1895 or
best offer HUI SC1S -25
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PRIVATE PARTY desires 1946 or
later Plymouth sedan IN top cond
must be reasonable price. GE. o929
TRY TRIANGLE. We pay premium
price for extra-clean cars Bring
yours to either location, TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 1888 r. I. ave. ne. or
3010 r. I. ave. ne. -2S
MERCURY 1949 black 4-door: excel
cond., with custom radio, htr.- and
overdr.: will pay S1,100 cash. VI.
0244, leave message. 24s
SOUTHERN BUYER in town, will pay
premium price for good. clean cars.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES 1919 Ga ave-. RA. 1I22
PREMIUM REM PRICES s;on.s for clssn, s5,r,ss Isse
INC, CH. 1900. wilson blvd. at
n jackson. Arl.. Va fDr Lie No
WANTED ANY MAKE. any model.
clean, used cars immediate cash
waiting at PARKWAY-FORD. 3051
M st NV. MI. olS5.
MssKTGEooPoNTiAc Ms GEo6 1884 q nv
1915 TO Ie51-An makes and sta.
wagons. Drive in with your title
for more cash. or will pay of bal
WOLFE MOTORS, 10th and K sts.
NV. EX. 5562.
AUTOS FOR SOUTHERN TRADE
'36 to '50-Spot Cash
Prestwood, 5S06 Ga. Ave, GE. 9s44
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

one aD owner; fssU good goo neA cond. as15 s1 south,
ern ave. Sc. Apt. 302. 25'
WILLYS 1850 .4-w.d. l-ton pickup;
5000 mi; stake sides; heater; step
would would cost $1,000 new. write or or
see at Apt. 80. 342l Tulane dr..
w. Hyattsville. University Hills Apis.
FORD SAD Galsi 1a9s r-s stake body. Ias heavy
duty; excel. cond.; Sl,750. Call AT.
DODGE 11a-ton stake body truck;
dual wheels; 1st-class cond. IA.
cHE31:. 1885 Ha-ton panel: Excel.
condition. Fine tires. SIS. RE.
FORD ORD 1s4a h-ton pickup. Perfect
DUMp TN BoDY HERCULES, .2ia-cu.-
yd.; s #. by 7S in, Tin. dble. arm
"'iSe New Mo- Morrison Son service bodies for
service work, 1a-ton and a4-ton
prices. s: j, MEEKs' SON, 62S
DODGE TRUCK, 11a-ton, 194e; re-
ttrlgeraat.ed &. body; for Si.loo. Can
sHpDEBAkER 1s4s 1-ton pickup, n
ike new never USED commercially !,
driven only 10000 miles; heavy
duty rear springs; 4-forward speed
transmission. grill guard, heater;
Ss95. Call MR.. BISHOP, AP. 800.
wILLYs. '4s ieep; panel; average
fSnditi9R; 81 a6si good tires heater; S5S5o. $3.50
CHEvRoIIT 1e49 1o-wheel stake
body 6.400, 2-turn truck; r. and h;
24-tt. body; brand-new tires; low
mileage; S3.50O5 LU. 4-5O12 -26
LUGGAGE TRAILER. 2-wheeI. heavy
duty with extension side and hitch;
$50. Vienna 4S2-MX. -25
AUTO CAR TRACTOR for sale, in
gooo condition. Refer to Mr.. Beck.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER co.
1917 81 FORD foPa DUMP TRUCK, partially aa
wrecked highest bid taken. Written
bids made to BOND sHOLFORD, laos
G st NV. Truck located at 3rd
and M sts. ne. 20
al ELCAR, 27-ft., sleeps 4. new
heater. 6 Gu. #. Frigidaire: $1,000
or best offer. Call WA. 364S. --25
CHEVROLET 1850 2-ton with 12-ft
stake body; can be purchased with
Daybrook taileate lift: new guaran-
tee. NESBITT EQUIPMENT Co,
INTERN2TioNAL 1888 s4-ton panel;
good cond; excel. rubber; S295 or
best offer WO S75S or WI $685.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
TRAILERS

TRAILER, 1949 M-system. 25h-ft
excel. cond.: S1,s95. CHI. 5000, Ext.
HEEIER TRAILER SALES serwyn
now has o lge display Of both new
and used trailers; very good assort-
ment: clean used trailers ranging
IN size from lS 70 33 II. priced
from $500 to 81. 7So, terms. Q to 5
Evening star., 1951-02-24
GARAGES

FOR RENT-Brick garage with ce-
ment A.. vic. Maine ave and NJ ST;
s.w.; sgle. SS; double, SIS. ST. 5892.
GE0RGET0WN-G wanted. vic
33rd and Que; lge. enough for 80
Mercury conv. NO. 41SS. ewes. -25
METAL GARAGE FOR SALE, $50.
Cali after 8 pm. LO. 5-2f35. --25
GARAGE WANTED in vicinity Mt.
Pleasant ST. NV: excellent refer
ences If desired. HO. 1861. --25
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS

sI-FT. RAISED DECK cabin cruiser;
sleeps 4; sturdy, tight hull; Cam
bridge built; eft Ain. beam
hauled and inspected Jan. 8. 1851
55-h.p. Van Blerck conversion on
model "B" in excellent condition
marine clutch and reverse; boat
completely equipped: needs minor
work on upper structure; sacrifice
at $500. Will take car in trade
IL 3-2400 day; or ia. 4-0570 night.
DuNPHY, 2 runabouts, IA it.. ma
hoeany; / brand-new and ! in new
cond. Reasonable. OR. 1919. 20
FISHING BOAT. 46 IT. Can be seen
at Rhode River Marine Railway,
Edgewatsr, Nd. 25'
194s CABIN CRUISERS tBee Gee}
80 fl, sleeps 8 in 2 cabins. Price,
$3.50. LEONARD RODGERS BOAT
YARD, shadyside' Md or call
TTRGjscoSffTTi TIj IjSfTi' EXP. CRUISER, Ia ia4s
"a #, 115-h.p. Chrysler marine
engine; marine toilet, built-in icebox,
fresh water tank and sink. fully eapd >,
very fast boat. Will demonstrate
Sacrifice at S2.40O. Cash or :erms.
Docked at Beverley Beach MR.
ALVEY, DI. 1910, 9-6 weekdays;
Sat. and Sun. inquire Dawes Store,
entrance to Beverley Beach, Md.
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

TAILGATE LIFT. Daybrook hydraulic;
NESBITT EQUIPMENT CO., OV.
2490 "a
MOTORS. old S-cyiinder Buick models
40 and 80, Dodge. Plymouth, Chrys-
Ter 6-cyl., De Soto. Guar. good
cond. Also 1949 Nash s-cyl., per-
feet. RE. 1866. -25
FOR SALE new 700x15 6-ply
truck tires. JE 3-7209. -25
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NASH. 1851

RAMBLER STATION WAGON
Easiest operating and most econom-
ical station wagon in U. s. 25 miles
per gal. Of gas. Has radio, heater,
all welded steel body. overdriye and
or best offer. viii take older car In
trade. vi. 5000; ewes, 10. 9-9513.
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The American Trailer Co.
Presents These Bargains

'194s Fleetcraft 19-ft.; bottle gas
stove. dinette, new paint. sleeps 4;
real buy at $3.50.
l945 Alma 25-ft.: bottle gas stove;
Venetian blinds; low down payment
and less than $40 mo. buys this
comfortable trailer home;
1910 Schult Aristocrat GIFT, tandem
wheels, elec. refgr.. bottle gas stove,
h.-w- heater, stainless steel shower;
sleeps 4; ready to go at ST. .450.
l949 Cozy Home, 23-ft.; new paint
elec. refgr., bottle gas stove; built
in baby crib. This is a real coy
down and s4s per mo.
194s American, 2s-ft.; .elec. refgr,,
bottle gas stove. INV. heater. This
trailer has a 14-ft. liv. rm. and is
one Of the best buys on the East
Coast. Less than $50 mo. will buy
this one.
We believe we have the best selec-
ton of new and used trailers ever
assembled on any sales lot; over SO
used trailers to select from. many
different makes and models of new
trailers, including Sparton. Ameri-
can, Travelo. Howard. Palace. Vim
dale. Vagahond Richardson, Travel
others. Our sales lots are located al
the following addresses.
Branch Lots
Berwyn. Md, TO. 5035.
1744 Richmond hwy, Alex, Va.
OAK a ( Grove Grow, Trailer Ct. "A mi so
Alexandria on U. S. No. l, OV. 2s01
Patuxent River, Md. Great Mill
447l
Ask our statesmen about our Low
down payment and easy financ,
plan All lots open o to 8 weekday
and Sundays.
MAIN OFFICE
American Trailer Co.
403o Wis. Ave. NV, wO. 1891.
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ST. MARYS
ON THE PATUXENT
Chesapeake Bay Properties

Hour from D. C.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, North Beach
-year-round or seasonal cottages
from $4,000 to $4,000; choice
building lots, residential or COM
mercial from $500 with liberal
terms. Inspections invited Sat. or
Sun. or phone Mr.. Fowler, Woodley
S7l6. evenings after 8.
Chesapeake Company, Inc.
wash. Blvd. Chesapeake Beach. Md
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All advertisements offerine
automobiles for sole must in
elude octusl selling price OF cor.
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LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3-to- -5-year terms anc
monthly payments. p. J. WALSHE
INC. 1115 Eye ct. NV. Ma. GAGS
CASH FOR Ist AND END TRUST
NOTES. incl lst trust; on acreage
quick settlement: white or colorec
notes In D. c.. Md. and Va FULTON
r. GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
l4th and g SITS NV D1 $3.50
Brokers attention
2nd TRUSTS BOUGHT-Top prices
immediate cash Call day or night
I. c. HOOVER, RA. 2ssl. GIL e676
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST Loans
BARToW REALTY CO, Realtors
1881 @ st. NV ME. 2496
MONEY On SECOND fRUST-w
will buy second-trust notes. o. c.
nearby Nd or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP 1872 ave NV
National 5S33
TRUSTS, 1st End and 3rd; Nd. VI. .
.. c.; wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO.. 9o5 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1879
q. az, So INTEREST. according &C
classification Of security and locs.
tion; no charge for apprafsals
MOORE d Hill CO., 732 17th st
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wagon; original owner; undercoating,
heater, $4,000 miles; $3.50. FA
FORD 1s41 convertible cpe.; 1s4s
s.nsb,,yy SAR WHoIEsALERs' p 1900 Rla-
FORD is4s custom Tudor 8; Ss r. and
ss'; original owner. oW. os5o.
FORD 1850 Custom Fordor: ali ex-
only 1900 miles; cost s1.oS5; 60
Ing In service. sell for $3.50 dis
count; bank financing. Call WA
FoRHH 40 custom convertible: fully
S1,425. OR. 4s4s. -2B
FORD 1887 Tudor sedan; 4 new tires:
new new ast battery; excel; eond,; 5000 or
FORD 194a FordoT custom sedan;
| excel. cond.; radio. heater and over
drive; low mileage; pvt. party; ST.
345. JE 3-S371. -25
FORD 1899. This is a prewar car
but it is better than many late
body; only si7ss Williams 4
BAKER NASH, Goth and M NV,
FORD 1851 Custom Tudor; powder
81 slus; 600 fully M1 Equipped sIss 1900 miles;
FORD 1s4s 4-door Super de luxe;
| heater, good tires. new battery;
upholstery and running cond. excel. !;
one owner; "a, 500 miles. Navy off,
ST ger wants ysnts quick SALE 1915. Gail
FORD 1919 Fordor Custom; r. and h.,
seat covers. tires: like new; a real
&oroRs'nig 1eoS '1sR; VS.. ave- SiAspASR st aue
FORD 1899 de luxe Fordor sedan:
radio, heater, good tires and paint;
good goo or5a Tgnning cond. OWNER; $3.50,
FORD is4a convertible; yellow. S' r.
and h.. overdrive. Wv. tires. di-
rectional signals, all-leather inte-
a1ior: .s1,375 or best offer. 10.
FORD 1850: 1000 miles; RAD radio,
over payments. GE. s4s5. @s5
FORD 1947 VS. CLUB coupe; driven
$4,000 miles and in excellent condi-
ton: owner going overseas and
would like to sell at once: can ar
range bank financing; $765. Gail
FoR0' 1850 sedan; 81, ,ss4. Look
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bla-
densburs Rd.. Ii. 3-ss00. -25
FORD 1949 station wagon; dove gray
finish; heater, interior and exterior
trade sas 3, or terms. PARKWAY-FoRD.
| FORD 1949 Tudor Custom sedan: r..
h.. seat covers. spotlight; dark green
finish; excel. tires powerful VS. en-
gine: 1895; cash. trade or terms.
PARKWAY-FoRD. so61 NJ ct. NV.