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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-25

Another newcomer adding weight
to GW's backf1eld in Steve Burda,
a 195-pound transfer from Po-
tomac Junior College. His ball
carrying gains weren't long ones,
out they were consistent.
Both of these new backs should
help Andy Davis. the Colonel
workhorse, who has added punt
ing to his other duties this year
Davis is ticketed for the brunt of
GW's running and passing as well
as playing defensive safety, and
any of the ball carrying that can
be done by these new backs will
leave Davis fresher for his other
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-25

However, small boats, in shore,
are getting Rock if the right spots
are covered. The Yellow Perch
should make their appearance
soon & South River plenty
boats available) will be the place
to fish. Buy your tackle from
FISHERMEN, not statesmen, at
Mills Co., 9Th & E SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-25
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
New York. 4: Boston, 3.
Only game scheduled.
Games Today
B'klyn at Boston e. t-n)
New York at Phila. (n).
st. Louis at Cinci. (n).
Chicago at Pittsb'gh tn)
Games Tomorrow
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Phila. (n).
Only games scheduled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-25
ADVERTISEMENT
TACKLE FISHING
by "Salty" Mills

I would like to tell you about
this guy & that guy catching a
lot of fish, but there "ain't no"
such stories around as far as the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-25
IiV Major League Standings and ScheduIes|G
AMERICAN

AMEh1CAN
Results Yesterday
No games scheduled.
Games Today
Boston at Wash. $50.
Phila. at New York.
Cleve. at Chicago (n).
Detroit at st. Louis tn)
Games Tomorrow
Boston at Wash, $50.
Detroit at st. Louis (n)
Only games scheduled.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-28
Vets Garry Out
Santa Claus
Mission Here
Continued from first page)

For five weeks prior to the ac-
tual event, members of the V. F. w.
Christmas Party committee, or
"Santa's Helpers, as they came to
be known, gather toy and clothing
items, made repairs to same where
needed, and gift wrapped the
items. Members of the Blue Hen
Auxiliary, headed by Mrs. Cath
crime Hubby, assisted with the re-
pair work and gift wrapping. and
helped decorate the post home in
preparation for Santa's visit. Eff
forts were intensified as December
22nd approached. with groups work
ing until we'll after midnight each
evening.
Shortly before noon on Satur-
day, post members began trans
porting kiddies from their homes to
the Post Home and more than 100.
some from as far distant as 20
miles, had been moved before 200
p. m. At two o'clock, odd Santa,
portrayed by Harold R. WEIGH, Jr.,
landed in a Cub plane, loaned by
the Milford Air Park and piloted
by Preston Cannon, and was greet
ed by the large group of enthusiasts
tic youngsters. Following the serv-
ing of refreshments of ice cream.
chocolate milk, cookies, candies.
and fruit. Santa ana his helpers be-
gan distribution of the more than
1000 gaily wrapped gifts and soon
every child was heavily laden with
packages. The affair was brought
to a successful conclusion with the
transporting of the happy children
to their homes.
Saturdays party was the third
such affair held here by the veter-
ais, and. like the preceding ones,
was most successful The commit
tee chairman, Gordon (Pete) Man
love, has kept a record of all nom
veterans who assisted with this
years affair and letters of appre-
citation are to be sent to each. the
list being too long for publication
at this time
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-28
MILTON
By
Walter w. Crouch
Phone
Milton 1885

Kay Draper. who is attending a
finishing school near Williamsburg,
Va, is at home with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Draper, during
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. c. Crouch left
on Sunday for a three day visit with
their daughters, Mrs. Catherine
Schweizer and family, Mrs. Vernon
Lucke and family and Mrs. Peggy
Graham and family. in Phila.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. George
T. Cannon and son Teddy enter
tanned his mother. Mrs. Matte
Peterson and son Bobby. of Dover.
They were the afternoon dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
Morris and family in HuTlOck, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Leon Black enter
tanned their immediate family at a
pTe-Christmas dinner on Sunday
afternoon. Guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Black and il, Mr. and
Mrs. David Dutton and Dave, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph L. Black, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Black. all of Milton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Pritchett
and Billy. of Newark. Del.
Miss Esther Weakley is spending
her vacation with relatives in Car
isle. Pa. She is accompanied on the
trip by Miss Shearer who will visit
her parents near Millersville, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DickersOn,
of Chester, Pa. are spending the
holidays with several of their rela-
tives in Milton.
Among the college students at
home until the New Years holidays
ere: Harold Belts. Margaret Loeb
erman. Sue Graves. David Donovan
and Lucy Darby All are at home
with their parents.
The Primary. Junior and Inter-
mediate departments entertained at
the Christmas program in tine
Grace Methodist Church on Sunday
evening. REGULATIONS. dialogues. So
los and group singing made up the
presentation. Each teacher of the
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-28
BROWNSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore Sr,
of FELTON,, were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cox on Christ
mas Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Anthony
and daughter were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pierson of
Houston on Christmas Day.
The dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond WEIGH were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Carton of Milford. Louis
farrell, Mrs. Estella Gardecka. Neal
Greene, of Wilmington and Lou
FARRELL of FELTON, on Christmas Day.
Mr.. FARRELL is spending two of the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH.
Mrs. Ray Cox and children spent
two days this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Olin Dill of Bowers.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Brown on Christmas
Day were Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Brown and family of Pennsgrove,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Brown and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
COverdale and son. Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Brown and son of Ches-
void, Edgar Wheeler and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fletcher Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Collins were
Christmas dinner guests of Mrs.
Catherine Fox at Cambridge. In
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Stubs were guests of the Collins.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-28

The 1912 eruption Of Mt. Katmai.
was heard $50 miles.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-28

may adjourn without the consent
of the other, and that the motion
was for a recess.
On the roll call on the motion.
five Republicans and four Demo-
Gratis voted yes. while two Repub-
licans and four Democrats voted
no.
During the nine days of the spe-
cial session this is what has been
accomplished:
The House adopted a concurrent
resolution limiting legislation to be
considered during the session AID
passed it to the Senate, where it
was reported out of committee IA
vOrably last Wednesday but no ac-
ton taken.
The Senate has introduced four
bills-twO for education personnel
pay increases, one for an emergency
appropriation, and one to increase
unemployment compensation bene-
fits and reduce eligibility require
ments.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-28

youth departments Tehearsed and
instructed their classes. After the
program, Santa arrived and distrib-
uted gifts to the children. The
Church gave each pupil, young and
old, gifts of fruits and candies.
On Christmas Eve Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. Clendaniel entertained the
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Fisher, of Wilmington, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl King. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Black, of Milton. Mrs
Mary Quig, Fat Walker and Randy
Benton, of Lewes.
Sunday evening guests of the
Lester Clendaniel's were their
niece Loretta Clendaniel and friend
Lita Bray of Cedar Beach
Lester Radke Sr. returned home
early Sunday morning after being
on vacation since thanksgiving. He
spent sometime with his son, Lester
Jr., who is stationed at the Great
Lakes Naval Base. in Michigan.
Later he travelled to North Dakota
where he visited a number of Tela-
t:ves in his native home. On Sunday
evening Lester Radke Jr. arrived
home to spend the Christmas hOlI-
days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Radke Sr., and his aunt
Miss Sarah Atkins.
Before arriving home for the hol-
idays, Charles Reed was transferred
to the Little Greek Naval Base in
Virginia. He received his boot
training at the Great Lakes Naval
Base.
Ralph Marvel. another Milton
Navy man, is also home for the
holidays. He, too. has completed his
boot training at the Great Lakes
Naval Base. After his return he ex-
poets to be transferred to another
base for further instructions. He
will spend his time with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Marvel.
and his wife, Mrs. Alice Samons
Marvel
Miss Sue FurgusOn left on Sun
day for Lawrenceville. Va. where
she will spend the week with her
mother. Mrs. Wallace FurgusOn.
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When grasses are kept growing.
your pasture produces more feed.
ing value
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Classified ADS get results
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Be Careful You Don't
Kill Your Holiday
Continued from first page)

President of the Delaware Safety
Council said, that December, which
is additionally the happiest time
of the year. is also the deadliest.
This is particularly true this year
since National Safety Council sta
tisticians estimate that the cOun-
try's one milliOnth traffic fatality
will occur sometime around Christ
mas"
Unfortunately, at no other time
of the year are We less prepared
by weather and physical conditions
to slow down mounting traffic ia
talities than in December. Besides
the usual reduced visibility, the
Delaware Safety Council pointed
out that the presence of large
numbers of drinking drivers on the
street constitutes a menace that
reaches its height during the
Christmas season.
The drinking driver" Mr.. Reed
er said, isn't a problem unique to
the holiday season by any means.
But his prevalence during the sea-
sons festivities points up the des-
perate need for widespread public
education on the hazards he ere
ates."
The Delaware Safety Council
pointed out that about one in six
drivers involved in fatal accidents
has been drinking. About one in
five of the adult pedestrians killed
have been drinking.
These figures mean that there
were about 5000 fatal accidents
last year in which neither a driver
or pedestrian had been drinking. "
Mr. Reeder said. And the Holiday
season had more than its share of
these accidents"
The Delaware Safety Council ask
ed all citizens to keep off the
streets this month if they have
been drinking. and to watch out
for those who have failed to do this.
If you are planning to attend a
Christmas or New Years party
Mr.. Reeder said, make your trans
pOrtation plans before you leave
hOme-either in terms of public
transportation or with a non
drinking friend"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bullock
and sons called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl McColley of Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs Anstine Stafford
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Collision and family on Christ
mas Day.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Bullock entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cahall and daughter Lynne,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson of Will
mingtOn, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Seeders, Corporal Roger HaymOn
of East New Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Hendrick
entertained their children and fam
lilies at a dinner on Christmas Day.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-28
Thirty Years Ago

Arley Slaughter. who pur-
chased the store, fixtures and
good will of John Bullock Of
Harrington some time ago. has
moved his family to town.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-28
Falling Hair

Worried about falling hair? Ac.
cording to tests, loss Of as many
as 100 hairs a day can be consid.
cred normal. The average. however.
runs between Is and so hair fibers
Evening star., 1951-10-28
GARAGES

WANTED TO RENT-Gar. or other
space for boat storage. Q2-ft. boat
81 81 Sps. or Bethesda areas. sH.
WANTED To RENT. near 10th @s and
Col, rd. NV. Call NO. $500 till noon
TWo-cAR GARAGE, also parking RI
IN IN tS6d GouNTRYE; ii ~ free vIs Care
s;mi..a and storage rag 1f car in return for
UPTOWN CONN. AVE, rear: first
COMM COMM suit: storage or shop; elec.
FOR RENT-a5xs5 con Concrete sfeo' truck
garage, on lge. lot, OF paved alley;
stalls vacant; will consider en-.
tsirety; rear 619 11th st. ne, WO.
63s LAMONT ST. N.w.-single metal
garage, suitable storage or parking;
~ Sio per ger mo; Federal RENTAL
1871 9Th ST. N.w.-Lot 25xs5, will
mold approx. o cars. Immed. occup;
reas; rent. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEiS S.Ws1 M& = 81: sSSs Realtors 1416 x st.
400 BLOCK Ist ST. N.w.-Approx.
1,I5O so. IT,, cement A.; excel. for
Sase oeeup csii sf Me- fSaS 54os. Fsns' Leo 6mfd n
BERNSTEIN & CO., Realtors, 14I5
lsif s T. pEEAr1ELp 1fTi pL. N.w.-Metal
gar: for / car, for rent; elec. light,
:. Tell,payed e !. pa alley, rlFs RA. $3.50;
Pa paved dasI alley; small car; s6 per mo-
PARKING SPACE close to Longfellow
Bldg; SIS mo-, day and night, less
for day only. 1922 N. st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-28
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD OR =. AZ g. stake body, IN, IL yood cond.
Saie f or trade; aNnSo see at 1909 Mass. ave
cIHEivkktoLfE.fP Eta 1850 flat bed I'd 2-,on;
2-speed rear. low mileage. ready for
work; ike new; our low price repre-
ssnts tremendous savings, Also
Ford 40 la-ton stake; Chevrolet AZ
A-ton pickup. a speed; Chevrolet
Al. la-ton pickup (extra 80. gal. gas
guaranteed CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
G0; oDsn INC, sSsn,,nss ssS Wis. ave. OIL. edoo. 500.
csHEyR9LET sg4s MASHAass 5sts ste siHEs gslkuD
Frazer. Incl. both sides 7th and
CHEvRoLET 1919 1-.on panel; 1895
MANHATTAN AUTO (Kaiser-Frazer,
1neo. both sides 7th and r NV,
sTGDEB2KER 1s4s 1-ton truck; van
body, dual wheels, perfect condition.
Best offer takes It., Potomac Park
TsS,l Tourist Camp, Cabin F-16. rear
GMS Id5. 477 I, S66 dump truck: very good
sGnd:i sP. :i,sa' 1000; low down Daymsnt' Dss
81 DoDGE PANEL 1-ton S truck.
,Srrpv 2 p;m;; FR 1895 after 5. -2e.
ANLEhNATAONAL TRUCK. Model L.
i3o, STAKE body with cattle racks.
Ss9d ,eSs shan ssai 300" miles, Phone Elm.
FORD 1851 FL half-ton pickup;
qe iuxe CAP. heater, very low mileage,
Ike new in every respect. SI,245.
JGT MOTORS. 2725 Nichols ave. Sc
DODGE '2Ri "a a-ton; closed as panel;
excl. excl cond.; must sell. S525. ST.
CHEVROLET 1-ton panel: . mos @@S Slo
Gs,l 1;s3o M ,es; s1'5s5 or best Gofsser.
SAS U.s. ists Pssn. iatoq ii. ssss. stake IS sss''
sssS ri o IT, sfS ss6 cs $S
FSE6 5ano 1912 s stake body truck; $3.50.
csii cslo rA' Nash 4aea' Ambassador SIS sl:aSo.
CHEVROLET 1850 a-ton; dual axle,
seen at Nance's ESQ Station. 3oth
1SffRNsTIoNaLs snf n # Dxi 81 4a SsS ton as sssk.
$3.50 PVT. OWNER. EN-. S174s
CHEVROLET 1h-ton; long wheel
base; motor overhauled, brakes good,
6 tires; screened all around. ~
day Saturday and Sunday. 2s'
CHEVROLET AZ half-ton panel Sc
dan; no lettering; excellent condi-
REQ 1896 dump; working condition;
best offer over $3.50. CHI. 540S;
DODGE 1947 h-ton pickup; looks
Apply 710s Chestnut st. NV. rs
CHEVROLET '4S h-ton canopy ex-
press: Engine overhauled; S79S.
a, asSs HyattSole Nd WA dsssr Is95
CHEVROLET '4s sedan delivery;
Observation-Disclosures. $500 Balto.
ave, Hyattsville. Md. WA. 1905.
vour Chevrolet -Oldsmobile dealer
III HseG aaar'sr 81 psne ssetu5y Sone
SicHoIsoN Nc SIS ias6 $500 n Bsito. sUsE ave-. Hs-
attsville, Md. WA. 72o5. Your
Chevrolet -Oldsmobile dealer for over
cafVRosET fevassffE e 30 century; mton panel me.
chemically excellent; deep blue I'm
M seen in; 'l sses. u LusT1HEH1cHoG Il SiSeH II e
SON fWA. 72O5)f $500 BALTIC. ave-.
Hysttsville. Md. Your Chevrolet
oldsmobile dealer for a quarter Ct
FORD AS h-ton panel; 4 speed
trans; 1880 hon. NIL; l owner;
$685.; 502 65th st. ne. HI. 4772.
CHEVROLET '46 h-ton panel. S545;
exceptional condition. HILL &
SANDERS, Washington's oldest Ford
dealer tNA. 9S50), lila Vermont
FoRp eSsi ''g 30 FL panel. ss45. black.
g. SANDERS, Washington's Oldest
Ford dealer (NA. 9S50). lila YER
sTUDiEBAkER 4s dump, s5s5: per-
body with hoist. HILL q SANDERS,
Washington's Oldest Ford dealer
INA. $500, lila Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-28
TRAILERS

DUPAGE custom built, 4 rms. and
oath. ready for winter or Q trip. $3.50
down. bal. at $50 q mo. See at VI
oiette Tourist Court. Route 30 and
Eair,aT Eah raiIfax l5sw va. MR.. GARDNER
scHuIT TRAiLER. AT. a7 #. tGs ions;
2-rm. porch attached; elec. refgr.
apt. size gas range; pvt. bath: or
permanent lot; price, $3.50. In.
apire T23o. Temple Trailer Village
THE RICH MANS trailer hom. 70,
tom built; like new: $500; viii sell
Pontiac convertible for tow car for
1Si5l.o 81 100; astt X PksiSir ss1Sa .cuooSssyv mSs
tank. electricity: near Coliege PARK.
terms. Cali no. Sill. 81
WANTED CAMPING TRAILER. Can
SCHULZ TRAILER AZ. 27 # LS1 ions;
rms, porch attached: eIec. refsr. +:
permaneus gas lot range ss,c. pvt. bath
aapire a %ss. Temple frazier i'VHi Village. ta.
lsifT.. sif1i. Hs, HOUSE TRAILER, new Us tis.,;
1870 ALMA TRAILER, frs. dO' class; LASS
fies5fie tandem rSst. rfSiriSerasi9n gas range
be financed after initial payment.
CAN any weekday. Ex. $500, Br.
4l65 or Box 4I0-x, Star. 2es
modern trailer 1a49; 3
rms shower and toilet. elec. brakes
t1oE La lss aleTandTis TEMPaE VI TRAILER ,S yIL-
PACEMAkiEsRk.. isRk.HSH1A y IT.. w. all-aluminum as
trailer. fully, equip. with awnings,
tanasm and elec. brakes. IA.
LATE MODEL ss-rr. TRAILER. beaut.
esnd es1d' apt G2iv rsngs s5 geo and .etgr s9od
pm. Lot 29-A. Nishtinsaie Trailer
SEARS l-wheel; with top frame anc
ssssson1 ssd az coysr: ysp, hitch for any car
2S-FT 1916 Travel Home Trailer
kksWiy paint painted. Reasonably priced
M SYSTEM system TRAILER. a7-,.. porch
ettachsd; caIi Kf ssssE sTessssenabie; sale or trade
NICE CLEAN FRESHLY painted hous,
gas saons 9Rls T'o H. sss sse at ana sinsls sI11
Creek P,way. Takoma PARK. N''
LUGGAGE TRAILER, ali steel /.
w Thee.; Speed King. size 4x5 IT.; $50
Will BuY OR SELL your trailer
7LSSssags 7HSS ss,ts1g and .vh house sraiiers sold
sleeps A. bottle gas; sacrifice 700(
Central ave. HI. $3.50. 80
TRAILER, luggage, new-built. gooc
strong; leaving town. must sci
25-FT. 194s Coy Coach trailer: res.
Sonable. Call 10. S-745S. a
STEEL AND OAK RACK BODY trailer
1.Ooxl6 tires; built for heavy load.
and rich speei. GE. 3453.
PRAIRIE SCHOONER 1850. 30 it.
WiIh bathroom, modern kitchen; like
with full awnings. 1T. M. D
HUNTER, Cedar Knoll Trailer
Homesites, Dumfries. Va.
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Loudoun County
HOnesites

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Young's
BROAD Run Subdivision. which is the
hrst development under latest re-
quirementS Of Loudoun County Plan
Since Section One, comprising Oh
homesites has been oversubscribed,
nave persuaded Mr. and Mrs. Young
to open another 200 acres Of their
gorgeous Potomac River estate to
development.
nifty to offer to my customers the
privilege to select your homesite from
over 200 well-planned and highly
desirable tracts carved from this
beautiful estate bounded for 3 miles
BY Broad Run Creek and Potomac
Every tract in Section 2 priced at
SLAB. Every tract in Section 3
priced at $3.50. First purchasers
to come get first choice of tracts.
COMPARE THESE FEATURES
/: Every homesite will be served with
24.foot Graded road, Of which 20
leet VIII be hard-surfaced with
CURED by Loudoun County zoning
z. EElectTieity available to every tract.
A. School bus right by property;
churches within shopping distance.
q haze De r. Sou want water frontF We
g. Do you want wooded seclusion9 We
7 haze Dc you e want wide open Dl0t' We
8; II it's view you long for-come and
look at Maryland's majestic Sugar
Loaf Mountain and Virginia's Blue
Ridge Range
WQGhinUfnn Uhirh ic dn rpninnt taS
over, fast new State highway and
Washington's Freeway, and 10 miles
10 Fisherman-We offer you tracts
on Broad Run Creek and Potomac
crappie, iarge-mouth bass. deep Pc.
tomac cats, as well as fish for the
children such as perch, sunnies, etc
You can have YOUR own dock on your
own tract for your motorboat and
fishing craft usable in this section
= of Potomac River Basin.
Land is fertile, trees healthy and the
neighborhood is one. of Loudoun
County's best and right in the mid
die OF Virginia's tremendous devel-
opment. Loudoun County is famous
sound government and low taxes, its
good farming and livestock raising
methods, its leadership in dairying
and horse raising, its good schools
ana churches and Its plans for better
ones. 1t offers the most complete
inducement to homeseekers of any
county near Washington. Its off,
cials are alert in planning for or.
derly and desirable development. It's
citizens offer you genuine neighborly
welcome and real Southern hospital.
ity In Virginia's traditionally friendly
manner.
Small cash payments accepted. Bal
ance to suit any reasonable require
OPEN ALL DAY sUNDAY-FRoM
DAWN TO DARK.
To reach: West on Route z fourteen
miles past Tysons Corner, take last
right turn before crossing Broad Run
Creek Bridge where Broad Run Lake
| is now under construction.
GET HERE FIRST FOR FIRST
COLEMAN C. GORE
LEESBURG. VIRGINIA, Phi. 49-W-1:
| ROBERT B. YOUNG
HERNDON. VIRGINIA. Phi. 53-w-3
COT0REn RESIDENTTAT, and lie
Evening star., 1951-10-28
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcon..)

FORD 40 F-5 stake. 81. 1875: 15s-in.
HILL. HILL q g SANDERS; wsshinsson''ss
Sst@oI, Oldest Ford a. dealer (NA. sS50). 11l4
sl5S Ssss 81 s San: s5sg ssss s.sssss. ssss
ave. NV. AD. O453. $50
G. NJ. C. AS Eft. stake; in top
Ssoond;, so good tires. heater. 1895.
s6ssMooR saS SRarsR5fs MofoR e6. Spen poIdp: sgp.
53a5 Wis. ave. NV. OR. s093.
work. s595. 3O.day guarantee.
open Sun EDGEMooR MOTOR
c1EysofEr soSi ,as "a ton panel; grill
S2ssfS $ss 5ssrsH5SS HofoR SB'n ssp
npsMoNns Sss5 WIS, aye; 2e. nv OR, sos3;
o steel van body. steel locking doors.
excellent condition. from bankrupt
which is below appraisal. Can be
use seen at 1876 Bryant st; ne: 49,.
tradsd on new panfl 81 wss fslivefE Th,s ,ass
excellent motor, ideal for many
types Of business. S795. MITCH
ELLIS MOTOR. .Kaiser-Frazer Dealer
III. III. o-o9ooJ. MonteIlo ave. ana Mt-
DODGE 80 u ton pickup; Brewster
green, chrome grill, r. and h.. plus
2 defrosters, mechanically like new,
rugged TOLERATED. utility truck
only q ,O6S. LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
mobile Dealer @ Tor over U'.stsr quarter
FORD rs h-ton pickup: real rugged
Wor6horss ready to 80 to work; only
$aa99; LUSTINE.NIcHoLsoN tWA.
Md. Your Chevrolet Oldsmobiie
dealer for over quarter Of a
cHEvsTRooLEr 4s 2-ton dump: s-yard
sSeed sody hesyy syis dsty Shx5N hydrauc hoist
remarkably healthy truck ready for y
work; only S1,344. Terms to suit
your reouirenents. LUSTINE-NICH-
OLSON tWA; 1900. $500 BALTIC.
ave- Hyattsyille. Nd. Your chevro-
quarter Of a century.
economical unit; s9s3. LUsTiNE.
NICHOLSON. 5000 balto. ave-. Hy-
attsyille. Md. WA. 1905. Your
Cheyrolet-o t-oldsmobile dealer for over
pearance and mechanical condition
tons; a remarkable value at S96e
LUSTINE-NICHOLSO (WA. 7205j,
5000 BALTIC ave-, Hvattsvjlle, Md
Your Chevrolet-Ol Oldsmobile dealer for
CHEVROLET al sedan delivery;
equipped with lite racks on roof
new tires and battery: mechanically
tops; only 1887. LUSTINE-NICHOL-
SON (WA. 7205). 5000 BALTIC ave,
Hyattsville. Md. Your Cnevrolet-
Oldsmobile dealer for over Q quarter