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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
SALEM NEWS
By KATIE

Another reminder to please get
all meal and hotel reservations in
very soon. Saturday night we're
having Ham and for Sunday din
ner, Chicken. Let us know how
many to plan on.
Con gratulations Youngstown
on your 5Oth Anniversary. The
convention was a huge success. !
know our gang enjoyed the dance
immensely. Or yes, YOU should see
the latest addition to our house
hold. Brother Mike won a shiny
new MiNmaster. Guess you'll have
to get married now 50 you can
use it!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31

cial last week, hardly had enough
alleys to go around.
Don't forget the wedding of
Beverley Eatzly and Russ Peters,
June ?, at 7:5O p. m. in St. Pauls
Evangelical United Brethren
Church at 27O-6th SW. Recep-
ton will follow at 2S22-5th NV.
Juniors are all invited.
Let's all try to be at the regular
monthly meeting, June 5, at 100
p. III. We haven't seen some faces
for a long time.
Jeanne Morris, Reporter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31

Slc SplplcflllllDll nat elne NCile
bon Erpicftcn ill perwirflifcn be-
otlnc1 Die III Den iiipruiiiicben &C.
bletcll 'lplld)en DEM Shlporseu Mcer
lllb Der &uipil(hcn Gee Die 9totllr
unpcrn" iollcn. Sic ihliebcn 9ollrns
N!lrtcl cin, Die hlnberte bon &ilone=
tern lana lein ipllcn, orpfe &un1le
'lr Ecrbcllcrllna Des &oiieritroHens
llclicS llnO Stdllhefcn fin bic Ye=
pn'lcrllna lno Die Grieu0unu bon
Glcftrliitot. Gum Sell itehen bieie
EIlnc nph uuf oem Gopier, gum
Sell uirO obcr bercits baran Qeballt.
Saumgiirtcl uno &raitwerfc
Sblpobl cs lih lm perid)ieDene
tlone hunOclt, Nrcifen lie npd ollc
lnclnunocr I'M Don perid)icOcnen
Scltcn Der Die nutiirlirhcn @cocbenz
bcitcn Ill pcrbclicrn, Die Truouftion
III 'tciNcrn nocr gan, neue 3onen
plrt'tNaFtlld) I'll crid)licHen. Sic Slns
pflaiilln1 ppn Suunl0ilrtcln iiber
lpclte Strcfcn pcripIut bcr 3lpef,
Die Sano'tric)e in Der Siioufruinc
lllD al Der untcren SSulNa pur Den
S'nuinocn su ihilBen, bic Die eiaclt=
lihe llriahe fir Die itlnoia micocr=
fchrcloe SrufCnheit in nicicn Scrci,
d)cn inn. Sic gSinoc fpnlnlcn aus
Der mathematician StCppc, Sara
&lnl llO Still &lml, nOrDlid) Don
Fcr'lcn mo Slfuhamilton; lie trpf=
llcll nld)t nlr Die Grhc aus, innbern
pcrlpclen olld, Die frllchtbore &rlln,e.
Sle SalullNilrtcl, Die Die &ruit
olclcr SSinOe brcthen ipllcn, linD
;lplldjcn orciHi0 llllb blmbert Dieter
brett !lnb ic natb Den flimotiihcn
No;lpenolOtelten luerhcn Slpei bis Ill
lchs iolhcr @iirtcl binterciuauocr
anNcpIlanit. Sbrc @Gnoe bctrGot in
clnlNcn Nollcn nobciu tollieno &ilu-
meter. Gtlpa Die AGlite Der Giirtcl
pcrl1llit Den NlilEen entlano: am
llntcrlollf bcs llrul bon llrolif bis
iur ,Qtilnbunu in Die &aipiiDc Sce,
am llntcrlouf Der SSpl0a ppn Suru=
tom llbcr StulinNrab nah Slltrud)uu,
aln llntcraluf Dcs Son Don &prp.
bis nod 9ioltplp llllD am llntcrIolli
pcs Cones. 9(mOcre @iirtcl perDeu
uller o!lrh ous Sanp 0c,o0en, Ditlid)
Don Der 9SplNu bon &uibpithelp bis
SSloolnllromfu, Don StolinuraD bis
illnl &ollfalls llnD lpcItlil) pon Der
SSplNa bon Ecnia bis &umensf. Sic
Slrbelt hcNonn NIT Dem critcn
SrblltNlrtcl linns DeS Cones, 100 i'm
SdlIIc hiclcS e<ubrcs bcrcits LOO
A,cftar onNcpilanit wprDen iinD. Ser
Nunse Elun ioll bis 1865 uerluirf=
liht lucrOen.
Nit oielen 9luiforitllQsarbcitcn
Ncbt Der Sau ppn SQn,nlen, &roft:
lpertcn llnb ScwGiierllnQsanlaoen
einber. Gincs Der orDBtclr Stoll. llnp
&ra!tlpcrfe ioll al Der 9SoIoa bel
&llibDlrl)clp entitcben. Is iou Mus:
fou idbrlih nit einiNcn MilliorOen
&llolpattltllnOen Strom periuroen
uno sllNleit ein SclpGiierllnosipIten
Illr cine WtilliOn Aoeftar 2unO ipcis
len sMit bcnl Suu pes Sonlnes uilo
Der &raitpcrfc mllroc bcrcits heoon,
ncn; lie iollcn 1866 lpenialtcns il
Wcit ferti0 lein. oai,' lie benz Mos-
falcr eNlOuItricocbiet pierblnOert
Wiillipncn &ilomottltunocn Struln
liefern f0nncn. Sin slpeitcS orp6es
Stalnuerf fir Die GclpGiierllno unD
bic notwithstanding iol( nod,
in biclcm Sobr bel StolinNraO be-
NOllllcn lperOen.
Gbenfalls nod III biciem Salr io(l
Der hcreits nnr nen .lnniten 0Snlt=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
DETROIT, MICH.
ATTENTION
DETROIT LODGE 81

Now that the summer months
are here once again we will hold
our monthly meeting every first
Thursday of the first week in the
month. Therefore our meetinu for
June falls on the seventh. Meeting
will start at s o'clock at Carl'S Tap
Room S9S9 Gratiot Avenue. Kind
ly keep this evening free so YOU
may attend. This is only one way
of keeping interest alive for the
officers as we'll as yourselves.
Hope it isn't asking too much of
the members to attend their own
business meeting.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
Ziedener Picnic

The members Of the Ziedener
Flower Fund and all of their
friends are invited to our Annual
Picnic on Sunday. July lst, in
Cleveland. at the West Cleveland
Veterans Picnic Ground on Ridge
wood Drive. ID mile west of
Broadview. For "gemuetliche I'm
terhaltung' we will have Music,
Dancing, Games, Prizes and Re-
freshments. Please reserve this
date for a good time.
Frank Ham,
1886 Woodbridge Ave.
Cleveland 9, Ohio
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
2lms IT. Ee,ais, N1e.
S,uctd 1J

l(n'cre rcNclniBiae Munatspers
iunlmIuna mir bum SonntaN, pcu 3.
Nllni nm 3 Hin nahmittaNs im ct.
Spllls Nollle abQchaltcn. Ser &c
ihIur. haB mir im Mrnat Suni feline
ScrlamnlllnQ hobcn ipller, luurbe
i'll Der lcstcn Scriumnllllna rilfoGn,
dlQ Qcnlaht. llnier Sclcaut lpirD il,
niclcr Scrlummllnu Den &unpcn.
tiuns Scriht ubQcbcu. IS iiuD aud
anbcrc lpidltiQc @cid)GIte Ill erlcDi.
Ncn. Scslpc0cn IOlltcn Die afiialicpcr
iuhlrclh crld)slncn.
Geo Spclpcni. Sefr.
u RI
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
Noch IS Kriegsgeiangenen.
lager in der Sowieiunion

Vrenen. - Surh slusipertung
Scr ieit 9Sclbnadten porigen SabreS
elnse9an9encn arleasgeIongcnenpolt
fonnten nod minoritens So ariegs.
geIausencnlaser uno -Soipit6ler in
Der Sumietunion ernlittelt neroen.
l(nter Der Yolt beianOen iib aub
Nabrlhten bon lolhen ariegsaeian.
genen, Die - als iogcnannte Sriib.
uerurtellte in ~Sd)weiselaser" ge.
braht - bisber feiu 2ebeusjciNen
gcbcn fcnntcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
2lms 11et,, perf City
.3,utia A

3lpcia IL beihloR in ieincr lcbtell
Gerionlnlluna, Gin &inDcr= =Seit nit
See Grcunl lrnp Sudden absubaltcn,
om slpciten Spnutua im SUM, i'm
&crcinslufal 22S Git SO. StraHc.
,3ucrlt miro Die &criumnllunu ub0c=
hultCn lIno Dann 0cbts los. Sll'p pcr=
0cGt niht Den 10. SUM Inn ) llbr
nahnlittuas. Srinot ulle Gure Stint
ncr llnp Gnfclfinbcr, bunlit lle iidI
ullc fcnnCn lcrncn.
n Snntir1, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
NOTICE
DETROIT LODGE 81

Due to unforeseen things at
home as we'll as at work brother
Johnny Schemmel had to resign
as your corresponding secretary.
In his place in special meeting
Michael Teutsch 12Oll Stra sburg,
Det. 5. was voted for by the mem
bers. Also President Arthur Sci
ler resigned. In his place Joseph
leutsch was voted ior. Kindly.
take notice OF change of
address. Address all mail 10 YOUR
secretary OF above address.
Michael Teutsch, Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
&trdcn ,Sraucnucrcin Der Sountcrus
0cmcinoc

Is oiclle alien St)lpcitcrn sllr &C
rdlllNell Nad)ridt, DaR Die munotli-
dle Sser'anlnlllno am SpnntaN, bcn
). Sllli INN picr llbr nuhnittuos
'toltflloct, ulcih nah Dem @cnlcill-
Dc ,Scltbaufett ErOorunm. slllc Dit
Nllcner llnp ucbctcn. iir) sohlrcirh III
betcl!iaell, Ou Die Maiperinnlulllln,
allsfollcn mliHle lmp bubce piclc
lpld)tl0c (Sclcbuftc Ill crlcbi0cn iinD.
Slnnu Ncrbcrt, Scfr.
~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
Morrison vertruUt uUf
Deutschland, Oesterreich

8ien. Ger britiihe s(u6en.
nlniitcr Scrbert Morriion crflirte
bier an SNluB iener 8eiuhsrciie
ourh Seutid)lano uno Seiterrcid,.
Die beiocn SGuoer piirOen I'M Sale
zines 9lnsriiis eine 6uuerl1iiige Ser.
teioiauns biloen. CT mcjnte oud, oaB
in Ieuti6lano wie in Seiterrei6 Oie
Nrunolagen 81 elmer ltarfen Demo.
fratie beltiinOen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
CLUB sEcRETARIEsl

Notices arriving Wednes-
day morning at our office
cannot be considered for pu-
blication this same week in
the future.
Please, mail early enough
because we have to stick to
our dead line!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
2lms titles, Okie
3,uciq %

sllen Sd,lpeltern nes SlpeiNes 2s
nicne ;ur 9tahrid,t. buf Die llGdlltl
&criunnllllno am Spnntuu. Den 3
sunni lml , llhr nud)mittaos db0e.
hultcn lpirp. sllle Shtpeitcrl iiuo &c.
bctcu Der &crian,mlllna bsi;lnrph.
ncn.
e. Sltnthcr, Scfr
~. 81.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
SAXON MR.. AND MRS. CLUB

Our June the 9th meeting and
wiener roast will be held at the
O.. +. Picnic Grounds, located one
block north OF Dennick Ave. then
turn East.
Starting time will be I 90 p. IN.
Please arrange to be there
promptly. Wear your picnic
clothes.
Ludv Brenner. Rec. Secretary.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 4

Dear Sisters Our next meeting
is on Sunday June 5rd at 8 p. m.
The Convention Report will be
read. Please come and stay for
refreshments. How about some
new memberso
Elizabeth 'TiscEler, Seer.
"a, l., 7.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31

ne CletelanO
Society for the
Blind has had
a $4,000. order
for cotton pillow
cases from the
United S t a t e S
Navy!
And at last
the Defense peo-
pie are moving
to get some fun
damental pro-
duction started /!
Three Cleveland
m a c h i n e and
Hl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
2l,aS Salient, Otie
!2,ueia 1S

Mcbr ais 200 @Gite bctciIiaten
llh on ben Wtutterz llnp Sphter=
gontett, bas pom 3lpeiu IS am 20.
Wtai obNebultcn iullroc. Die Slide
lparen lchr it)nn 0ciiert nit Gjero=
nilnm Tlants llnp nit iueiBQcltiftell
place mats, cine Spriooc bon 9tclfen
filr icDe Mutter lllD Snhter. Sos
ErpNranm lpur ullsucscicbnct, bos
bon llnlereu ilulnen SohientOrhtern
g bis IS Sohreu) uufs bette barge
ltellt iuurOe. So lpor Si10cn, &la.
picriolp, Sbcoter, SanSen llnb mir
Dantcn ihncn nllc hcrilid}. SllNh bcm
&plnltec tilr Die quito slrbeit lnp nicht
ill perocNen llnlcren 0lltcll &ohin=
ncn fllr Oas quite Gllcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
Gcriammlunq ant 10. Suni

Siebe GereinsirblpeItcrn. llnicrc
ndtltc &criammllnN miro om
Spnntaa, Den 10. SUM I'M , llbr
ilahnllttuas, mcnl inlnler lpidtlOC
slnQclcQcnhciten au bcihlic6en ilnD,
abucbaltcn lpcrben.
Grltcns, lllllcre nclle &pnltitlltioll
nlllR pcrlclcn lpcrnen. Vrlnnt Sud,
Glre Sonltitlipn=S =Siihlein nit. pus
nit Sbr icDeu Glnft perfpl0t, Der
QeGnocrt miro. 3lpcitcns, lpcrbcn llll=
icre Sclnotcn Den Sericbt obocbcr,
Don Der &onpcntion in s)olln0stmpn.
Gu bite. licbc Shlpeltern bctciliOt
Gu(t un Der &eriummlllnN. Sn, Sps
sinlfpmitce fir cincn Dtpnat iino:
Marn Hutii)er, MarD Bid lunp &u=
tbcrirc Wtintb.
Slliunne &oermun, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
This and That from Washington

III ERE is bit of news that I
III hope will give you the same
kind of lift it gave me:
Evening star., 1951-06-12

| Government in recognizing Com
lmun,s6 China has certainly been
a formidable cause of recrimina-
ton between us. Yet the recogni-
ton in no way expressed approval.
It was merely the acceptance of a
fact. Mr.. Churchill made this plain
when he said in the House OF Com
mons:
zone has to recognize lots of
things and people in this world Of
sin and woe that one does not like.
The reason for having diplomatic
relations is not to confer COM
pliment. but to secure a con-
Ivenience."
But Mr.. Churchill went on to
|express the view,. which has been
consistently maintained by the
Opposition in Parliament, that no
such step should be taken by us
except in consultation with the
whole of the commonwealth and
also, of course. with the United
States. ,..-'
The British action was, there
Evening star., 1951-06-12
Ry Anthony Eden

LONDON, June IL. - Amid all
the conflicts and perplexities of
the world scene there is an essen
tial simple fact of which we must
never lose sight. The British
commonwealth and empire and
the United States need each other
and must live and work together
For upon their joint endeavor all
our present and future plans de-
pend.
Fortunately Anglo-American Of
fetal policies in the Near and Far
East are today closer than they
have been for some time. 1t is
Essential, however. that the les
sons of the recent past should not
be forgotten. I would. therefore,
advocate an early meeting at high
level with our American friends
to decide the future form of our
Far Eastern policies.
In the spring of 1949 Britain
and the United States, together
Evening star., 1951-06-12

fore, unhappily timed. We &C
tually granted ts1osnition when
the Colombo conference of COM
monwealth powers was assem-.
bling. Those powers, when they
did meet. failed collectively to in.
dorse our action: India and PAX
istan had already recognized Com
munist China when Great Britain
did so. Ceylon acted with us
Canada, Australia, New Zealand
and South Africa did not follow
suit. Nor Of course. did the Unit
ed States.
In the broader sphere of Anglo
American relations we need each
to understand how much the other
can contribute. The truth is that
our efforts should be largely COM
Elementary. The basis of CO.
operation is there.
Copyright, 1851, in the, United States
paper Alliance, Inc; elsewhere by CO.
operation press service. Reproduction
in full or in part in any Language
strictly prohibited)
Evening star., 1951-06-12
First USO Show to Tour
sy the Assoeioisd Press

TOKYO, June 12.-The Spot
light Revue" first osO show 10
tour Korea, has returned to Tokyo
and will entertain troops in Japan,
Okinawa. the Philippines and
Guam before returning to the
States in July.
The Camel Caravan" is ex-
Evening star., 1951-06-12
koreo Returns to Jopon

|pected here Wednesday night after
playing the Korean "foxhole cir
cult" That troupe viii return
home next week after giving three
shows in Japan.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR LEASE-Beaut. large
home conyerted into apis. LIST A.
has bedrms. with bay windows;
a,v.od,. Nv; rm;. din; rm:; storage rm;. bath,
] porch; End s f. iRl has k'b bedrmos alno 'fHnt din
bedrms.. liv. nm, kit and bath.
All. Al rooms rooms in this house are ex-
under entire house and rear porch
with new oil h.-w heating system.
cleo. telephone and city water.
M aoo IT. BY by 49o R9SSfssion f. ON one naref ef
the main hwys. This property is
located between Baltimore. Spar
rows Point. steel. plant and Glen
Martin airplane factory; less than
location Of roomingg house or large
restaurant. CHARLES P. DIEHL,
sPACIoUsl a-bedrm.. e-bath ranch
ferasned n9ms; completely 4rdnf g furp;; Ty set,
ciose.in ne Miami ee; CAN Ali Il. aDsSss. apHSSs.
BLUEMONT. VA. on Highway No. 7,
% miles from Washington. rooms,
all furnished. modern improvements,
for sale, rent or trade Hf for WASH nsshs
lngton property on easy terms as
rent, RA, 0925. GLOSSMAN. 3644
Marder st. NV. Washington. D. c.
WARRENTON. VA.-10-rm-. substan-
TALLY built frame home. Bath. hot
water heat, electricity and phone;
on q acres fine land 5 mi. from
,Warrenton, in small attractive vii
in D. c. Sl2,5OO for immed. sale,
only 81 600 cash required.
chicken farm, on 4 acres. only 3S mi
from D. c.; 5-rm. bungalow. clec-
tricity and water; broiier (chicken}
house, 2ox60 it.; new cinder-block
shop, 25X40 it., cement floor; in
small village. All for only $4,000.
Requires 81, 600 cash.
6-rm. home in Warrenton, all conv.
incl. natural gas; Sl5 900, requiring
- 600 down: A FLETCHER III.
Warrenton, Va. Phone 237-J for
appts. to inspect. Other properties,
including farms, available.
500 ACRrS on Blue Ridge Mts.. be-
tween Front Royal and Linden. Va.
Royal Va Va offered at at sa5 per per
acre, ana in Warren County, Va.
5 acres. with residence at Deterirk
Va. en- top cf Massenutton Mt.
range with electricity; near school
y
and othcr outbldgs.; near Maurer-
ries; oil FOR So, 500
| 100 acres between Browntown and
VenJenville,- Va. $4,000;
236 acres. miles south Of Front
Royal va l mile on Gooney Creek.
20S acres. with res. stock barn: r1a
miles on Shenandoah River; $50. 900
About =, miles northeast of Front
2@6 acres, with all stock and ma
chtnery, en- black top State rd.. j
miles west of Front Royal, Va; 6nG
apple trees. . barns and S-room
res. with store bldq.
81 .end!d grocery business on hwy
%; in, Front Royal. Va. $3.50
with all stock and fixtures.
Service station in Front Royal, Va.
S4,500 cash.
Large building on 211 hwy. al
Harvester farming machinery anc
trucks; also Oldsmobile car con,
10ox150 it. deep; $4,000. with
some terms
34o-ft. hiehway frontage by e25 it
deep on No. z hwy, and about T
miles out of Winchester, Va, going
toward Berryville; large business
building, also all equipment; 100000
with "a cash.
Truck slo2. with large business build.
ing at Maurertown, Va, on No. IL
highway, Sl2,50O.
CLAUDE L. RUST,
800 8. Royal Ave-. Front Royal. Va
Evening star., 1951-01-07

DODGE ~. 4-ton parcel delivery,
FioRD co., 1s; 1887 East ast,west wa4NRos h1y:
CHEvRoiET' AZ. 1-ton panel, new
s; FokD g. 'GHs i@s7 faaa: Eass.wess waoNRoE bSS
FORD 1917 convertible. r, h., orig.
Sell today, terms. Ho. S585. ''''
FORD 80 212-ton dump FL, 4-yd
BODY heavy duty hoist ami springs,
S;00X2o. S.25x20 tires; S2,975.
MONROE FORD co, 1887 East
FORD @HS' '46 ssegai snaO 1s"1i lston panel. new
MoHRoE iuFs9 FoRp she Co., oFaksS ias7 fsa5 East
west hwy. Sligo. 1901
FORD ,4s 8-cyl.. c.o.e. F-6. 1871" w.b.,
49, s;95xao, 2 7,59x20 20 tires, heavy
FoRD seS5nsSi co iass 4sS Gast-west MoNhoE hTg
FokD ORD IS 49, S-cyl. r-e 2-ton. s,yd
dump, 1874" w.b., 4 s.25x3O tires.
1;50x20 tires, heavy-duty springs
Sl.295. MONROE FORD co. I@37
EaSt-West hwy. Sligo, 1901.
F8RD Xxx nsS: lsSo stSn = end panel o9o go miles
FORD lRn'?i 80 s-cyl. Hs-ton pickup. $50,
10 6-ply tires; 81 ,095. MONROE
FORD GO, 1887 East-West hwy
TRUCK, Ford Hs-ton panel, excellen
hauled; Sl65. RA. 1916.
CHEVROLET 1a4S 2-ton stake body
| excellent condition, 81 ,245 Call r
o. Smith, WI. 1927 or OIL, 3O3s
CHEVROLET 80 1a-ton p:cfup
$500 miles; excellent cond. Me
FORD l949 'a-ton panel; very clean
1STEEfSA,Ii,pNAL ~ i; 1e47, KB-1 1s-to,
eondon eanf s5uca Used in by S?9d 8 & sohanss L. snEc
TRIO CO. Must Be sold befor,
Monday, 8 am; $3.50. Call RE
cHEvRoLEr 1880 1s-ton pickup; d,
duxe cab; . 903 mi; L owner
FORD ia49 panel Il; truck; SiS' excellent
fI2r a1qd'ti3n; do9a l owner; $1,000. Cal
FORD '46 1-ton, heavy-duty stee
body; excel cond.; S775 cash. 10l
roRD i ia4s h;T -ton on panel sret gray; doc doors
work; Ss95 Also 2 1947 Ford j. tor
| panels doors, grille. motor, tires, al
| in excellent cond. S7a5 each
LOGAN Ford. 354o 14th st. NV
FORD 1e41 TO- 5-passenger coupe. l4
cyl. good motor and body; S245
terms. HO. 9565.
FORD 1910 one-ton pickup truck: Al
condition: Sply tires; overload
springs: S"95. Elmwood 365S. -
CHEVROLET '46 panel; Il ton. Apul,
Ok. Ok bio. y Irving St. Arlington. va
CHEVROLET l947 A-ton panel; on
CWner; 5000 condition; S635. Cal
Wo. 7111 for information. 5
FORD ~ pickup; excel. cond.; rack
and tool box; overload springs; price
cHRvRnIEET1 a11is LEI 21a ia3s 1ls-ton stake
:ires, body all in good cond.: S295
LOGAN tFord), 3540 14th ST. NV
sTUDEBAKER 1s4e pickup; like new
can arrange financing; $685.. JU
INTERNATIONAL 1s41 fiat body 4
ton in fine condition; tires newl,
FORD 194S dump truck; in good con
dition; total note, 1856; make III
back payments, take over note
Phone JU. T-6117. -
FORD '46 sedan delivery: r. and h.
new tires; AL. 1927 Geranium Ct
NV, one blk. north Of walter Reef
Hospital. -
Evening star., 1951-01-07
DELAWARE

"Restmere, the 97-acre farm and
lovely home of the late Capt. G. P.
Hudson at the east edge of Dover,
Del. 11-room dwelling. oil hot
water heat. with city conveniences;
chicken house for 5000 broilers;
farm outbuildings; fertile land; low
taxes; stately shade trees. This farm
could be made into a subdivision of
the city of Dover, and it would make
featuring plant Plenty of labor and
no union diff1culties in this location.
Price. $4,000. CHAS. DUPONT
-PIDGELY & CO, Realtors, Camden,
Del. Phones Bedford 4041: Sundays
and evenings Redford 3551
Evening star., 1951-01-07
192-Acre Farm Sacrificed

ISl-ACIt T dIIII OdCI IIICtU
Gereral purpose layout with valuable
wood, apple orchard, beautiful
views. 3 streams, tractor workable
fields: good bldgs.: $4,000 inSur-
ance; attractive S-rm. dwelling with
cleo, willows and NAPLES. 35x45
poultry houses, ETC.: about so a.
for crops, pasture, wdlot.. approx.
225 apple trees; smart city and ex-
oellent markets 35 Minis, village
3l2 mi; only $4,000; immediate
possession. E. c. Brumback, STROUT
REALTY, Middletown. Va. Bargain
Evening star., 1951-01-07
Southern Maryland Estate

IOUUIINI1I 1t1tI1 y 1tftIO I0VoHVS
Due to death in family. 220-acre
farm improved by SUBSTANTIAL
built in l7SS, that can be restored
to it's original beauty; 3 barns and
2 tenant houses. long frontage on
paved highway with bus service;
land is productive; cigarette tobacco
and cattle are its source of revenue;
from Washington; S35. 900. can be
financed.
ARTHUR H. MAGRUDER, Upper
Marlboro. Nd. Marlboro 1868 or
Bowie 340l.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE
Attention, Home Builders

Reputable builders wanted for large
home development in lively and
beautiful suburban section of Wash
ington. D. C. 15 minutes from
heart of downtown. Exceptionally
fine lots at low cost. Can subordi-
nate part of land cost and arrange
builders construction loan. Repu-
table builders now constructing
homes in same tract. These homes
viii be Scid before completion
Con- Mr.. Tcuhr
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
1881 PARGATN

II you have cash or can do your own
financing quick, you can get bar
gain. 112 acres, about 10 wooded,
balance cleared. nice state of culti-
vation, in Loudoun, Co., Va; about
.2s miles to D. c. 7-room house,
bath. water and electricity; barns,
large poultry house, gravel road.
Will submit best offer above 81 800.
H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon. Va. Phone 135. Exclusive
ARenf
Evening star., 1951-01-07
Commuters Bargain

NUIIIIIIUCtI 5 Dbl gam
80 miles to Washington. D. c.. bus
within 2 blocks, in pleasant village;
about Ia acres; charming bunga-
lcy. in good repair (only 2h yrs.
Old; 4 rms. cleo. and Venetian
blinds: hilltop, lovely view of vii
LACE; steal at S4.206. I. ".
VaZquez, STROUT REALTY, P. O.
Box 206 Triangle, Va. Bargain
lists mailed free
Evening star., 1951-01-07
LOTS e. ACREAGE FOR SALE

FOREST G6OVE SECTION. Silver
Spring-Choice residential location.
privately owned, in new community
of lovely homes. Perfect elevation
and wooded. this 1l5-ft. frontage
offers immediate opportunity to build
the rambe- or ranch-type home Of
your choice. Visit site-premises to
be-1610 Sherwood rd. Cash price
uf $4,000. Paved street, water and
sewer connection already provided
not to lot line but up to building
site. Call OWNER. Sligo 3406. -
BUILDERS ATTENTION! Ideal build
ing sites; Z acres on good grade;
Clearbrook Lane near County Rd.,
Kensington. MOORE g. HILL CO.,
732 18th st. NV, NE. 400. 10
MISUNDERSTANDING wooded . @ acre
lots, Hunt Club section; $1,000.
Easy terms. ADAMS, WI $3.50. 7'
6-ACRE TRACTS-Near Clinton. Md
Can be purchased reasonably. Terms
i desired. Call MR.. NOLAN,
HifLcREsT. D. c.-sale by owner
Lovely view facing Govt park; 6,70o
So it; S2,950. WA. 1851. -
F0XHALL AND SHEPHERD PK.-A
beautiful corner IN each Of these
CO.. Ho. 677S. RIA. $3.50. -