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Seward seaport record., 1951-09-10
WANTED TO RENT
PROPOSALS TO BE MADE AT KODIAK FISHERY HEARING

Following is a list of the pro- poSals which the Fish and Wild life Service will announce at Kodiak, with brief statements regarding the reasons:
 1. Open season, Karluk dis trict, to be from June Is to July 15.
 2. Open season, Mainland and general districts, to be from June 16 to July IS; from July 31 to August 13; and from Sep tember 10 to September 3O
 3. Open seasons, Afognak dis trict to be from July 10 to July IS; from July 31 to August IS; and from September 10 to Sep tember 30.
 4. The Red River district to remain completely closed, it be- ing the intent of the Service to suspend all fishing for one red salmon cycle 6 years), the plan to be altered only if unexpected rehabilitation of the respective runs occurs.
 ,. Alitak district to remain completely closed except for the eastern portion of Olga Bay which will be opened in such a manner and at such time to per init the taking of surplus chum salmon which are believed to occur in that area. 1t is the in- tent of the Service to continue this program in the Alitak dis trict for at least five years unless an unforeseen rehabilitation of the red runs occur in the dis trict.
 6. Drift gill net fishing to be prohibited in all of the Kodiak area.
 For those who do not under stand the reasons for these pro- posals, the following brief state ments are made. In all areas the early runs of red salmon have declined continuously for sev- eral years, and only by de- layed opening can we be assured of anything like adequate early seeding. This can be borne out by the failure to obtain the regu- latory spring escapement at Kar- lux and Red River, despite early closures in each district.
 The closing of Red River ap- pears to be an unWanted neceS- sity. Despite the fact that the district was closed for most of the 1851 season, the Red River eScapement will be not much more than 60,000, or 90,000 short of the regulatory requirement, which in itself is less than the system should receive to assure the future of the fishery
 Alitak for many years has been declining in production, and the 1851 total run has prov en to be less than 70 percent of the average for the years 1944- 1850 which were extremely poor. The overall decline from 1940 to 1851 has been greater than 70 percent, and the escapementS in 1947 were the lowest ever re- corded for that district although escapements in 1948, 1949, and 1850 fell even lower. Since the runs of the next several years will be produced by these ex- tremely poor escapementS they can be expected to be the lowest ever recorded; it is believed by the Service that total run in 1852 (and following years) will not even approximate essential escapements.
 The prohibition of drift gill nets is proposed only to prevent the expansion of fishing effort in an area which already is suf- fering from over-exploitation; new fishery connot be permitted in an area which for several years has shown an alarming de-
Seward seaport record., 1951-09-10

BALMAT REALTY
 338 4th Ave.
 Phone MAIN l32 Several homes for sale. vo buildings. Lots of floor ace. Good furnaces. ,ts in city. Buy now while ailable. ,reages, lots. Close to city.
 NOTARY PUBLIC
Seward seaport record., 1951-09-10

HOW have gas prices been kept from getting ''too high"? Partly through improvement in refn- ing methods, developed by big companies research We've learned to get more gas out of every barrel of crude. (And it's better gas; gallons now do work that took only 25 years agoD
Seward seaport record., 1951-09-10

WHEEL luggage carrier. two h tires & tubes, $50. I. D. E. Gen. Del. 29-3Op
Seward seaport record., 1951-09-10
'' Honestly y, now
 aren't gasoline
 prices too high?"

Everyone who can remember ,ukat things used to cost only ten t,Uenty years ago may wet think of those times as 'e good old days" Recalling them, and the extreme bargains offered during the depres- sion people hate asked Standard such questions Honestly, notO-aren't gasoline prices too high?'
 In answer to question like that, Standard asks you to consider the broad situation. All prices should be kept as low as possible. But in judging what's ''too high,'' let's see what's happened:
Evening star., 1951-10-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1850 Champion Regal
4-dr. sedan; beautiful grove green
f1nish. with Climatiger. heater and
defroster;. driven only $4,000 miles
by careful owner; an immaculate car
and q real value ct ST AS. Butler
bonded. Visit our inside sed car
evenings. LEE d. BUTLER. INC.
sTUpEBAkEk % is Il command.e Conn Da Ply !sii vs.; vs.
Hydra; S1.693; over 100 others; 6%
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bls.
sTUDEBxkEk asn6Gass Ia Il Il sesssoS esm@.nd.r n.-
gal de luxe convertible; good eond.:
light; breeze protectors. color silver
gray 3 orig. tires, new battery;
81 .095, Naval ofticer has orders
overseas Phone days; Ii; $500;
WILLYS '4S all-met station wagon;
$500. Over 100 others. So bank
financing. Cars are cheaper at AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
Rd., Ii. $4,000.
WILLYS 1851 sta. wagon; dark red,
ov. DR., practically new, 1000 mi;
no accidents; orig: price, $500.
Must sell. $1,625. FA, 1868. "a
WILLYS '4S all-metal station wagon;
1893. Over 100 others. So bank
financing. Cars are cheaper at AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1881 BladensburE
Rd., Ii. 3-S80O.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

KAISER '4s sedan; equipped; S593.
Over 100 others. so bank financing
Cars are cheaper at AUTO WHOLE
ssAJLJERs, 1881 Bladensburg Rd. Ii
KAISER ,4s sedan; equipped: s5s3.
Over 100 others. 5es bank financing
Cars are cheaper at AUTO WHOLE
ss,AJLERs, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii
LINCOLN 40 Cosmopolitan sedan;
financing. Cars are cheaper at AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensbure
Rd., Ii. $4,000.
LINCOLN 90 Cosmo. 4-dr. sed. COM
pany official car; lpstrous maroon
s$ss July rsHNR fasR insl gMAs HsdJa Js dniys: Nc
1900 Pa. ave. Sc. TR. s247.
LINCOLN 40 Cosmopolitan sedan;
$1,193. Over 100 others so bank
managing, Cars are cheaper at AUTO
MERCURY so club sedan; overdrive;
1923; over 100 others; SD bank
AUTO WHOLESALERS, l73I Bla-
deasburg Rd. Ii. $500.
ssaSSalpsped: Sas like new: 81. 1876. call JU
MERCURY '4s convertible; r. and h,
new top, smooth and powerful mo-
tor. tires like new. See and drive
this 1-owner selected car: traded
n S On mes sw Or Pontiac y1 ana asrasses aas To-
duced to lbs. only $500 down.
coAsT.1N RoRTIhc. AZ Florida
MHsc11sv axs; n;s At At. ,;,;s 1900, a 10
AUTO WHoLEsALERs. ssI i7si Bla. a.
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-ss00
NJ. G.. 1851; 1943. equipped. Also
Morris convertible; 81 1896. JACK
PRY. Ltd. since 1899: 14th and
MIG new 81; S1.943. Also Morriss
livery. JOHN OXFORD MOTORS,
80 ysls ucsesa Lee nws; sst Arl'' Va ia. $3.50
nM drve, seat covers @ GOOD feo eond f. cissn Sysp
$3.50. NO. 9S22 or 10. 3-9549. 10
NASH '46 sedan; equipped: S493.
Cars are cheaper ct AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg Rd., Ii
NASH 40 sedan: equipped S493.
Over 100 others. 5es bank financing.
Cars are cheaper at AUTO WHOLE
3-SS00
NASH RAMBLER convertible demon
strators f2l, fully equipped, tnclud-
ing overdrive and Wv tires; 81 .595
Cali Mr.. BISHOP. OIL. 1900. %
OLDS 40 Rocket sedan; equipped;
$1.243; over 100 others: 5et bank
finaneing; Cars are cheaper at
densburs Rd. Ii. 3-SSO0.
oLDSMOBILE l94s "9s" 4-dr. Sc
can; r., h., spotlight. Wv. tires;
81. 1926. 4102 32nd St. Mt Rainier.
Md, UN. 360S. 5-S pm. 3
OLDSMoBILE 40 "9s" conv. coupe;
5000 miles; new black top, green
leather uphols.; has been garaged
since new; for sale by owner; 81 1876
OIL. 6790 after 2 pm. Ill
OLDS 40 Rocket sedan; equipped;
S1.243; over 100 others: 5ee bank
financing; Cars are cheaper at
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bla-
denShurg Rd. LII a-SS00
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PREFECT 1851: Ford sed. product:
Ss(, $s4(,o 1qr or as4as best soffer. After 9 Pm.
PLYMOUTH lo49 club coupe; in new.
car condition; original owner; Wv.
saf ls' Sc. 1ad sSi. h. sisS fss ~eR w. ss4 s}ssp
PLYMOUTH 1851 spec. de luxe aS cran-
brook 4-dr.; black. r. and b., direc.
sigs., airfoam cush., lots Of extras;
r3W1nner; 2.500 mi. $3.50. 10.
PLYMoUTH 80 de luxe aH coupe:
S1,243; over 100 others; 5Go bank
MnnS flnansing 1,s Gsrs ar are cheaper ct AUTO
very seod eond., +. G h.; ses5. Ai AUTo q
OUTLET. 2150 Bladensburg rd. ne.
PLYMOUTH '34 coupe; excel. cond.; !;
ss5. Ss inspect; e;f. szSI SsIppr0ved; good tires;
PLYMoIIH = is4s Special de luxe 4
ar: sedan; black: heater. radio. a
cond.; $1,O95. Butler bonded. Visit
our inside used-car showroom. Open
Sat. Sun. and evenings. LEE D.
BUTLER INC, 1121 21st st. NV.
PiYMouTiH H5t1i so de luxe COUPE: g
financing. Cars are cheaper at AUTO
W TRgHoLTsALEEsi sLEs96 l7s1 Biadsns6urs
PLYMoUTH 1910 a-dr. sedan; good
condition: S175., Call any time, Ii.
poSTac Sfs ISL at DE- tsfa IKE ss ns Station
showroom condition. So 5a5; new. "
car guarantee. ROYAL MOTORS.
Chryslsr- G n -Plynm9uth, snn9 4ioo Ga. ave.
roNTIAcc 1851 s-cyi conver. cpe. ;
maculate; low miles; S2,499. FLOOD
POdNpTlAC. 4221 Connecticut. Wo
PONTIAC. so. streamliner, 8. 4-dr.
sed,; r. and h.. hydramat., custom
seat covers and undercoat; low mile
sss sonst;,,,t,dsg. by orig. owner; 81 rs. 1920
sat; and Sun. and after pm. on
PONTIAC 1915 2-dr. streamliner
defroster;' ssS5. $685. AUTO T ourLIEHTs. IT
2150 Bladensburg rd. ne.
PONTIAC 81 station wagon; low
miles. new warranty; So. 400. FLOOD
PONeTIAC, 1921 Conn ave. NV, WO.
PONTIAC 80 club coupe: fair cond. !;
Sl2o. 4os W st. n.e' AID. $500,
STUgEBAKER Commander 81 VS.;
Hydra; 81 1913; over 100 others; SCI
bank financing. Cars are cheaper at
AUTO WHOLESALERS 1871 Bla-
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
STUDEBAkER 194S Commander ''6''
Land Cruiser; blue; compl equip;
overdrive. Climatizer, defroster
radio. WV. tires. many other extras;
q beautiful one-owner car, in ex-
ceptional cond. and will give years
Of good service; only ST 1875. Butler
Bonded. Visit our used car show
room. LEE D. BUTLER. INC. 112l
sTuDEBAKER iS isi 1iH 1913 eh champion AN y Regal
5-passenger Starlight coupe; beau
tiful gray finish. economical ever
drive, Climatizer and defroster; q
one,owner car In exceptional cond.
Butler bonded; S1,095. Visit our in
side used car showroom. Open Sat-,
Sun. and evenings. LEE D. BUTLER,
INC. 1121 21st st. NV. DI. 0I10.
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TRAiLERs
GARAGES

PRECUT ALUMINIUM and wooder
lifetime garages and utility bIdgs.
DIRECT from factory to you; high,
quality materials and workmanship
Increase general value OF YOU
property and protect your car ane
weather attractive financing. lO&
cash, 30 mos. to pay. Garages de.
l.X20, S495: l4x2O. s5l9: 2ox2u
%o3: util bldes, slightly less
Tnese hides may be used tor liV
ing s1sc, purposes fbss In some areas. 70,
you. We also MAKE small struc
lures for tool house. play hous,
or light storage For informatior
without obligatlon. call Mr.. Justice
"A; s-5300. BERKEY PROPERTIES
INC. 3321 Lee hwy Arl,. Va; oper
AhrMSua Afi1ls Sas fnf BTLbnsc SIR III 1920 On IN
sulated;. windows, skylight, and g.
4. overhead door. GIACALONE 4
son. S41S Georgia ave. 81. 5525
ele E ST. N.w.-sinEle metal garage
naGf pEbERa 5iGsafs r REsfhh EsHafEhshIns c5 go Pe
GARAGE WANTED for ri i car in monthly
vicinity 18th and Rhode Island ave
NV. MI. 1890 after z pm. %
aluminium and Wood Garages.
Utility Bldgs., Cottages
Lifetime Warranty.
Buy at our factory and save SIS
preeut preiab- or completely erected
fines oeelh at S325; easy terms
30 montha to pay.
One of Americas LARGEST Mfss.
OF Buildings and Fences
VISIT Our Factory and Village
oil Models. Free Estimates
GENERAL INDUSTRIES CORP.
1109 JEFF Davis HWY, U. S. Ma.
Otis S0l6. Arlington, Va. -21
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$3.50 End TRUST NOTE, pas
$3.50 q mo: q s%; s2,soo. Mr.,
End TRUST DEFERRED purchase;
well secured; $4.7I5; payable $50
mo-. 68; only 50 800. RIA. 341S.
trust, 6%; no dealers. Box COX,
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MISCELLANEOUS

WILL BUY OR SELL your trailer.
Lnnggage and house trailers sold.
1000 Central ave. Sc, HI. $3.50.
1881 VAGABOND-2- -bedrm,, de luxe
~ IT., fioor-type heat, shower. fiush
toliet, awnings. porch. immed. pos
sess.. at suoSt. savings XII. 9-70lT
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TRAlLERS

MOTOR0LA. model 4Ol car radjo.
never been used; fits under the dash
OF any car; $40 with aerial. SH
6204. after $50 pm.
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1907 H st. NV. MA. 500
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

RossLYN-s,6O0 50. #. Of open
space, ideal for labs, etc: 2 other
spaces OF about 1000 50. #. each,
l with truck dock. A. NJ. ROTH
sfoRE BLDe. located on Rt., Gil,
Gainesville, Va. Nicely furnished
Rent reasonable; also living quar-
ters available. v. F. LUKE, Gaines
Vile. Va. 10
STORE, VACANT-Suitable tailor: st.
level. 500 per mo. Also base
nent rms. with concrete floor. sos
up. Silver Spring. Md. 81. 5533.
GROUND FLOOR SPACE In heart
of financial district nr. 18th and K
sts NV Approx. 200 So. It. Of
plate glass display window; immed.
occupancy; reaS. rent. Apply LEO
NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO., Realtors,
1415 K st. NV, ME. 5402. %
CLOSE-IN DOWNTOWN business
building on important trafic street.
Two-story and bsmt. Over 1900
50. #. floor area. Show room. Of
fees, rear alley. Suit. for distrib-
utine ofices, national organization.
Immed. possession. See Mr.. Norris
WEAVER BROS, INC, D1. $500;
evenings, CH. 923S.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

FA'R HONEST APPRAIsALs of aII
MCKEE Ms 6sde PONTIAC, 1884 [ s.. nv
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars any
max. any model. See Mr.. Dunnirl.
gan. ROYAL MOTORS. INC. 4iOO
Georgia ave. NV. TU. 243S.
WESTERN BUYER has 1mmed. cash
ior nice low-mileage cars MORRIS
HOGHES. 1912 Ga. ave RA. lI22
WILL PAY the highest price for used
Chevrolets Fords and Plymouths
Drive in. Appraiser on the properly,
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO, S7S5
Wis. ave. OIL. 600 Open ewes.
cars. II can't
meet your price, will sell II for Won
BRENTWOOD WHOLESALERS. 1910
Il. l. ave. ne. UN. 90l9. -l5
N, C. DEALER paying hish prices for
FORD OR MERCURY 1850 Custom; ;
light color, less than 10000 mi. ;
S1.3o0-Si 400: no wrecks. No deal.
ers: please. Phone DI. Sl93. %
DON'T sell your car till you see us
Just opened big new lot on busy
corner. We need 300 cars at once
You name your price, II we can't
BUY 1t. we Will sell 1t for you at
your price. 1901 Mt. Vernon ave,
wE wA!eIsnsziai WISH 1o TT HiRf a794 d,,;, ,.,lb lb
aaeliveT coal for US by the ton. See
NE 3545, or. SOLO. "'' A.-.i -i4 A
LADY WILL PURCHASE clean 80
40 or Al car; reasonable; no deal
ers. IL r St ne Ifs
Evening star., 1951-10-09

LANHAM PARK, MD.
Out Defense Highway
Lovely Lots
$3.50 to Sl,45o
500 Down-S20 Monthly
City Water-Phone-Hard Roads
Eieetricity-Good Bus Facilities
denshurg, turn rtght at Peace Cross,
out Defense highway GU. S. Route
5O miles to ONCE and sign Lam
ham Park"
Open Daily and Sunday 10 to Dark
M. LEO STORCH
Developer
Union 1640
Evening star., 1951-10-09
BoATS
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY "74" for sale; reason, going
in Service. BILL" 4IO9 Queens
bury rd., Hyattsville. WA. 1880.
HARLEY-DAvIDSON 1914; new tires:
motor IN Al cond.; price. $40.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
TRUCKS FOR SALE

C ;sVROLET '46 h-ton panel; ex-
sedan delivery, ready for work;
Ford 40 I-ton pickup; Chevrolet
Al t2-ton pickup, new paint lob,
lst s ~ 80 n3ci hiton panel; ShsyEolst ~
sHESv tsERS through aEsgh 54S GeneEai m MotsEs, as
5725 Wisconsin ave. OIL. 600
cHESRoLET 1s4e m-,on panel: low
mileage: excellent cond.. fully guar
anteed: -S495, MA. 1920.
CHEVROLET '4S tractor. Air brakes
Saddle tanks. New engine. Al
cond. SHERIFF MOTOR CO., 300
cHEvRoIEsT Y. dfis 'fT;RucKs-le4s rt H-.on
panel. $3.50: 1947 1-ton panel, $3.50,
These trucks are in excellent con-
dition with very good tires. HERTZ
DRIV-uR-SELF, 1921 L st. NY.
CHEVROLET 1p47 s.-ton. with deliv-
cry body, suitable for dry cleaning;
peri. cond.: must sell at once. S400.
Can be seen Sun, till noon. 1901
New Jersey ave. NV. 3
FORD 1946 ha-t ton panel: excel cond |;
S515; trade and terms. AP. 0267.
GMC 1850 HCRA 622 tractor. Al
throughout. SHERIFF MOTOR CO..
300 R. ]. ave. ne. Ia
peri. cond.; Ss95; terms. COOPER
MOTORS. 5l00 Wisconsin ave-, Wo.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY -RtfI1

so 600 so. FT. Of ground centrally
iocated: pvt. r.r. siding and Office.
Ma 5SS5
SILVER SPRING-New bldg. so by
80; mr.. Georgia ave. and Colesville.
Owner will desisn 70 specitieations
S;W. D.C.-up to $4,000 50. II. OF
level ground, at very low rental II
taken in large tracts: railroad at
prop. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880. g
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oUT-oF- TOWN REAL ESTATE

NEW MARKET. yA.-Beaut,fuI o
story stone house: 9 rms, Q b.; full
bsmt-: hot-air heat; mod. kit; oak
trimmed and oak fioors; 2 rear
porches, lge. fr. porch; acres with
frontage Of 1900 It. on main high
way No. II. Handicapped with
beautiful hedges. shrubs; ideal for
price alone. ONLY S1S.500. Isl
trust, $40. 900. $500 cash down.
A real barg. ALVIN B FISCHER,
927 18th st nv. ST. 1896.
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LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE : m

NORTH ARLINGToN-A acre, Ram.
bier Site, on Westmoreland st.; ali
utilities in; Ss.175. Cali OK. Se15.
FOREST HnLs-pesirable lot. sox
pyic. pyS, mr. IL $sth $a Gad snd sraRdyylne sts.
pIsToN' SSs Rsslter. on re-. & Isl. htsr MID s
rambler sites from $4,000 and up.
RA; 2200; eyes,. GE. 051S. -12
LOTS, over 1-acre each; 10 min
o, e.. IN Faifax County; restricted
woopEb wSSoSSISlf'0r Lor roT Y aswthorn as7a biaeb
g. 7eh y; frontage; 1o,691 50; It.;
3 BEAUTIFUL ACRES, between 2
country s4I SaoS clubs. reasonably PRICED.
Sssi1Ia on opshs. ss,. to rss ,essss
BUILDERS-DEVELOPERs-Have sew.
eral THOUSAND acres. of various sizes;
ideal close.in locations for $l2, 900
bones and better; c. LOUIS cAPuT1.
on SSffitHRl HaRDrsURFAdED 81 ROAD close close in.
acres, 4 acres, 10 acres, 10 acres,
80 acres. 30. acres; water and gas
avail: Good for subdivision. SMITH
vrss w AALLLNuTT, Sr.; SH; 4646. Ill
=: frontage in restricted area Of
e -'e' '"'f'H'e' oN' o.g9 nii
ARLINGTON-3 very good rambler
lots; nice locations. CAPUTI. Real
tor. FA. 2122. -f3
SILVER SPRING. lots near Phila.
ave. and Piney Branch rd.: 50x1ti5.
Street and util in; $4,000 each.
COUNTY INVESTMENT, INC, Ju.
$4,000: eyes,. LO, 5-2716.
80 ACRES near Colesville section.
Only $500 per acre. Ideal for sub
division. terms KENSINGTON REAL
TY CO. LO. $4,000. 10
FAIRFAX cOUNTY-1O-aere wooded
homesite with stream. long 'front.'
age on black top road; 22 mi. from
downtown Washington; attractively
priced at $500 per acre. Call Mr..
Smith. DE. 4101. once hours: vi.
emma 1894. evenings.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
160S goth st. NV. DE. 4101.
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DOWNTOWN BUILDING
e; eoNsTRGcr1oN. 20 uNEfMf4E6 NEHfdEASbfAyS ThR
LOAD, HEAVY-DUTY ELEVATOR.
LOADING DOCK. EXTREMELY Y
WELL ADAPTED FOR DISTRIBU-
TOR OF HEAVY MERCHANDISE
WILL MAKE SATISFACTORY FL
SIBLE BUYER. CALL Mr.. SMITH.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
Realtors
1907 II st. NV MA 5000
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AUTO 3 TRUCKS WANTED
teontinued.
CENTRAL MOTOR
SALES

CENTRAL MOTOR
SALES
Don't sell or trade your car
until you have your car ap-
praised by us.
THE USED CAR BAROMETER
Any price you get above our
appraisal will be like find-
ing extra money. We do ask
that you bring your car ia
for appraisal. We have the
equipment and facilities 10
check your car, which Is a
free service to you.
CENTRAL MOTOR
SALES
1925 Conn. WO. 9236 or EN- 9754
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

NEAR Goth AND K ST. NV
ing: s rooms. bath, h.-Wh.; can
easily be converted for business,
plus living quarters. Priced for
quick sale. S15.150: conv. terms.
q; T RANDOLPH. RE. 2137: TR.
1855. ~
LIST CoMMERCIAL-lcs6 18th st.
sll brick; Sla-ft. finished bsmt. with
front entrance. DI. 10i5 til Q pm
WM: SAUNDERS CO. INC. %
MODERN MOTOR COURT, II rms,
units, s tiled baths, oil heat, fine
deep we'll, storeroom. linen room,
neon signs, besutiful blond mafog-
any metal furniture. 266-ft. 'front.'
age on main dual highway in Va.
$3.50 daily income at capacity.
Price. S45, 600, For sale by owner.
Box 13l-R, Star. 10
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BETHESDA

FIRST COMMERCIAL
Large center-hall brick and stone
house, in excel. cond., l block tc
post office and banks, plenty OF free
parking space; very desirable fol-
professional bldg. Hot-water oil heat,
financing. E. NJ. FRY, INC. WI
Evening star., 1951-10-09

SOS
'51's
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR.
100 CARS WANTED I'M
MEDIATELY FOR EX-
PORT. OUR NEED is
URGENT. WE WILL TOP
ANY OFFER YOU HAVE
HAD BY $25 OR MORE
IF YOUR CAR IS
CLEAR. IF FINANCED.
WE WILL TAKE CARE
OF ALL DETAILS
DRIVE IN WITH TITLE
OR CALL FOR FREE
APPRAISAL.
OPEN TIL 1OP.M. DAILY
MA. 5571 MA. 5572
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED
S-l5 DESIRABLE LOTS wanted BY
ouilder-Silver Spring. Bethesda OF
close North Arlington. Cali Mr.
COHEN. RE. S4s4. 3
WANT LOTS, parcel: D. c. or Viz.
gtnia; for row, semidet. or apis
Give location, builder. P. o. Boz
5597. D. C. 10.
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RELIABLE
MOTOR co.

101 New York Ave. NE.
Il BLOCK EAST OF N. CAPITOL ST.
"a
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HUDSON 1851 Hornet conv.; very
few miles: with all accessories.
S2.400. OF. $3.50. Iii
KAISER '4S sedan; heater. seat COW
ers, excel. motor; very clean. See
this selected car today. reduced to
S795. only S265 down. 1S mos. to
pay. guaranteed for / yr. or 10. 600
miles; CoAST-IN PONTIAC. 427
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4I4 IZLn ST. S.W.
Modern, new once bldg. in the hear
of the s.w. market. near Govt. agen.
etes. Call R. A. HUMPHREYS. Real.
tors. MA 1920
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Mrs. Harry B. Denham, IS
Widow Of Bank Official

Mrs. Harry B. Denham, IS
widow of a vice president of the
Columbia Federal Savings anc
Loan Association here, died Tues.
day in her home, 1917 Biltmort
street NV, after a long illness
Mrs. Denham was born in Lou
doun County, Va, the former
Margaret Elizabeth Wynkoop. She
had lived in Washington for more
than SIS years. Her husband died
10 years ago.
Mrs. Denham was a charter
member of the Francis Asbury
Methodist Church, 3146 Sixteenth
street NV. She was long a mem.
ber and past regent of Con-
stitution Chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution.
Surviving are a son, Albert o.
Denham. 2311 Forest Glen road,
Silver Spring, and two daughters,
Mrs. j. w. Beiswanger, Drexel
Hill, Pa, and Mrs. Margaret D.
Brigham. Santa Monica, Calf
Five grandchildren and four
Observation-Disclosures also survive.
Funeral services will be held al
10 am. tomorrow in the Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Union Cemetery. Leesburg, Va.
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in repair for the 174 patients in
the home. He also, until a few
years ago. delivered newspapers to
patients twice a day.
Helped to Cheer Others.
Officials said today Phil
through the years, visited all the
bed patients and tried to cheer
those who were downhearted. He
was devout Catholic and al
ways assisted the priest who Wis
tied the home for services.
He was also a member of the
Shut-in Society and spent his
summer months for many years
at the Shut-in Society Home in
Baltimore. Later. he began send
ing birthday cards to hundreds of
sick persons to entertain them.
He never knew what it was to
walk or dance or enter into sports,
but Mr.. McGrath was always
cheerful. ~-...
During an interview several
months ago, the invalid expressed
his formula for living. mo time
to gloom over myself. Got my
mind on my work. .-
Mr.. McGrath is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Joseph F. Carmody
and Mrs. Joseph Leaman, and a
brother, James McGrath, all of
Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. tomorrow at st. AIMS
Church, Wisconsin avenue and
Yuma street NV. Burial will be
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-02-01
Hungry Legislators
And Clerks Seek
New Capitol Cafe

They are getting hungrier these
days on Capitol Hill, it appears
Legislators and their clerks must
stand in line longer, waiting fol-
seats in the restaurants.
With this in mind, Representa-
tive Gathings. Democrat, of Ar
kansas, introduced a bill yester-
day for an additional Congressional
eating place.
Under his measure, this would
be provided in the Old House Office
Building, the only one which lacks
"a restaurant or cafeteria.
A big new restaurant to serve
both the House and Senate would
be built under the plaza off the
east front of the Capitol, under
pending plans. But this is tied
to plans for extending the east
front, and these have been dis
cussed for many years. without
action.