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Evening star., 1951-01-27

a S he a p
preached t h e
wreck.
The accident
occurred o n
January 13 at
C h o n ] u, ac-
cording to a
letter received
from Pfc. Clay
tom Doucette.
19,V by h i S
mother, Mrs.
Roseile DOu-
cette, of II
s i x t y first
NJ Il
Evening star., 1951-01-27
Korea
Continued From First Page.)

NSoAASAAANN l cAAA Nv o5S'f
away at Red Koreans who had in
flltrated United Nations lines dur
ing the Womb stand of early
January.
Associated Press Correspondent
Tom Stone said an estimated three
Red Korean divisions-about 30.-
900 troops-had been cut down
SO per cent.
Many of the Koreans were
reported killed by their own off,
GERS as they attempted to desert.
One Allied officer said some Reds
had discarded their uniforms and
Joined bands of refugees moving
along roads to the south.
Lull Causes Speculation.
Intelligence officers attributed
the comparative lull in fighting to
one of four reasons:
/. Red Koreans are pulling back
after having fought as buffer
troops while the Chinese prepared
for a surprise power drive.
2. The Reds were so battered by
Allied artillery and air power that
they are pulling back to regroup.
3. The enemy might be pulling
back to Parallel 38, the old border
between South and North Korea,
for political reasons.
4. There is a remote possibility
the enemy still might be hiding in
the area overrun by Allied troops.
Jets Strafe Allies.
The Reds struck last night in
one of their infrequent air raids.
Three enemy jets strafed Allied
positions near Kumyangjang.
The North Korean Army COM
munique broadcast yesterday by
Moscow radio said Red planes had
shot down eight Allied planes
Wednesday and Red Army units
had sunk two Allied warships
Thursday.
There was no Allied confirma-
GlOIl VI GllCSe CldlIllo.
The Allied drive along the west
ern front was the first big push
since Chinese Reds jumped into
the war in late November and re-
versed Gen. MacArthur's "end-the-
war" campaign into long retreat.
Allies in Bayonet Charge.
Allied soldiers yesterday made
the biggest bayonet charge of the
Korean war, storming up Hill 156
5 miles south of the airbase town
Suwon.
When they finished taking the
hill, they counted nearly 500
bodies of Reds sprawled in ankle
deep snow-victims of the flashing
bayonets. planes and artillery.
Sixty Red defenders of the
hill were taken prisoner
Bugle- blowing Reds were re-
pulsed last night miles west of
Suwon. Inside the war-wrecked
town, Red infiltrators attacked
with burp guns and small arms,
but were driven out.
Another 200 Reds were slain in
the Allied occupation of Kun
yangjane', II miles southeast of
Suwon. Navy Corsair planes
helped the attackers put down
stiff resistance from grenade
hurting Communists.
Ridgway Explains War.
Every man in the United States
9th Army, from private to general,
was issued a statement today by
the 8th's commander, 1t. Gen.
Matthew B. Ridgway, answering
the two most frequently asked
questions:
why are we here? What are
we fighting for?''
He said the answer to the first
question was a simple one-the
9th Army was in Korea because
OF a U. N. directive.
I The general. appraising the
second question as of far greater
significance, told his men they
must check Red aggressions over
seas before it moves "step by step
to close in on our own homelands
and engulf our own loved
ones in all its misery and despair" :"
Evening star., 1951-01-27
Sonoto Recital Set

Jan Tomasow, former concert
master of the National Symphony
and George Silfies, pianist, will
present a sonata recital at S pm
tomorrow in the Phillips Gallery,
16o0 Twenty first street NV. '2
Evening star., 1951-01-27
District Soldier Injured
In Blast OF Wrecked Plane

A District soldier is in a Tokyo
hospital with injuries suffered
when bombed airplane, smolder-
ing on a Korean airstrip, exploded
Evening star., 1951-01-27
Robins Winter in Canada

BRANDON. Manitoba (P.-A
flock of 25 robins is spending the
winter in a field near here. The
robins are plump and appear to
be healthy and very active.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
Woman Doctor Appointed
VenereaI Disease Official

DR.. Daniel L. Seckinger, direc-
tor of Public Health, today an
nounced the appointment of DR..
Aurora Oteyza Rivera as assistant
Evening star., 1951-01-27

ALLIES WITHIN 13 MILES SEOUL-Open indicate
Allied advances today the Korean front with black
representing Communist opposition. Warships continued
pound mchon (bomb symboD and teamed with artillery and
planes to plaster Reds the line from Suwon You South
Koreans landed at nchon and stayed for hours Allied
forces within 13 miles of Seoul
tured Suwon. -AP WirephOtO.
Evening star., 1951-02-14
$4,000 Income Ceiling Applies
To 7O4O-A, Simplest Form

blind in 1850, he gets an extra
$500 exemption, and if he was
65 in 1850 he gets still another
$500 exemption.
So a man who was 65 in 1850
gets $1,000 exemption when he
files a return. If he was 65 and
blind, he gets $1,000.
And each person filing a return
gets a 5000 exemption for his wife
If she flies jointly with him
or had no income of her own
plus 5000 if she was blind, and
another $500 if she was IS in 1850.
(Remember: You get only one
$500 exemption for a dependent
and no extra exemption because
a dependent was IS or blind.)
There's no necessity here for
a step-by-step explanation of fill
ing out form 1040-A. It's so sim
pile, all you do is follow the di-
rections.
But be sure of one thing: If
you file Joint return with your
wife on form 1040-A, be sure both
of you sign it.
See previous stories in this series
for detailed explanations on hus-
band-wife problems, deductions,
exemptions, and SO on.
Evening star., 1951-02-14
LANCER 10 Fight Sale OF German Embassy Here

Senator Langer, Republican, Of
North Dakota, will seek congress
sional action to block the pro-
posed sale of the 70-room German
Embassy in the 1400 block OF
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Terming the announcement of
the embassy's sale an outrage" "
Senator Ianger said the "Commu-
nists would howl with glee" if
the building were to be sold. Off
|cials of the Justice Department,
which includes the Alien Property
Custodian's Office, have said that
only an act Of Congress could stop
the sale now
Attorney General McGrath has
Evening star., 1951-02-14
Former Yugos|av Envoy
Sues Hotel for $4,000

Constantin Fotitch, former Am.
bassador to the United States un.
der King Peter of Yugoslavia, yes.
terday sued the Hilton Hote
Corp. in District Court for $25 ,00(
damages.
Mr.. Fotitch. who lost his posi-
when Tito came into power
charged the Stevens Hotel in Chi
cago with negligence complain.
ing he fell over luggage an EN-.
ploye placed behind him in the
hotel lobby. He said he sustained
cuts, bruises and bone injuries.
The suit says the fall occurred
on June 80, 1850. Mr.. Fotitch lives
here at 5000 Quesada street NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-14
Sullivan and Mrs. Brannan
To Head Democrat Dinner

Former Navy Secretary John L..
Sullivan and Mrs. Charles F.
Brannan. wife of the Agriculture
secretary, have been named CO.
chairmen for the Democratic
Party's Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
on April IA.
The dinner will be held in the
National Guard Armory.
Democratic National Committee
Chairman William M. Boyle, jr.,
said:
1.-The Washington dinner and
the others which will be held all
across the Nation play vital roles
in enabling the Democratic Party
to bring it's program and princi-
Piles before the public in the criti-
cal days in which we now live"
Evening star., 1951-02-14

announced opening of bids Friday
Senator LANCER said he will in.
troduce a bill tomorrow to prohibits
the sale until after signing of a
peace treaty with Germany.
The North Dakota legislator
said that, if his bill is enacted
1t will leave it up to the West
Germans to decide whether OF
not they wanted to keep building
Evening star., 1951-02-14

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withheld from all of it, except for
no more than $100 in untaxed
wages, interest or dividends.
CYou can see from this that
Form 1040-A was meant mostly
for people who had full tax
withheld from them in 1850,
although some leeway was made
for those with a little extra
untaxed income-of certain
kindO
If YOU had income of more
than $1O0 in untaxed wages or
interest or dividends or any un-
taxed income at all from any
other sources, like rents or fees
or farming, you may not use
Form 1040-A.
If your income was under
AZ 000 and for some reason you
don't fit the rule for using form
104O-A, you may use the lo4o
short form.
Just remember, though, the
under-$5, 900 people, using form
1040-A or the 1040 short form,
are allowed a standard deduction
of about 10 per cent of their in
come for personal expenses like
charitable contributions, medical
expenses, and so on.
Automatic Deduction.
They don't have to claim the
deduction or prove it amounted
to 10 per cent. They get it auto
matically. It's already allowed
for in the tax table used to figure
the tax on people using those two
forms.
If their deductions actually
were more than 10 per cent,
they'll lose money filing on form-A
or the l040 short form. In such
a case, they should use the 1040
long form.
There they'll have to itemize
every deduction, to prove they had
1t, but they may claim the full
amount of their deductions. thus
cutting down the amount OF their
income to be taxed.
All that follows applies only toI
those under-$5 900 people who
may use form 1040-A:
Just answer the questions on
the form and send it to the In
ternal Revenue Collector for your
district.
You don't have to figure your
tax. You supply the necessary in
formation and the collector will
figure your tax for you. Don't
send any cash or check.
He'll Send Tax Bill.
If he finds you owe any tax
In addition to whatever tax was
withheld from your pay-he'n
send you a bill. Then you have
80 days to pay up after he noti-
f1es you.
If he finds you have a refund
due because you were taxed too
much in 1850, he'll send it to you.
Since, in order to use Form
104O-A you must have had all, or
almost all, of the tax withheld
from you in 1850, you should
have receipts from your boss
showing what he withheld and
turned over to the Government.
Every one who had taxes with
held in 1850 should have such a
receipt. It's called Form W.. a
withholding statement. Some peo-
pie will have more than one re-
ceipt if they worked for more
than one boss in 1850.
When you fill out and send in
your form 1040-A, you must at
tach a copy of each form W.
given you by a boss.
Be sure to watch the questions
on Form 1040-A about being
blind or over IS.
$500 Exemption for Each.
Every one filing a return gets a
$500 exemption. But If he was
Evening star., 1951-02-14
Senior Aqe Group to Meet

Mature Americans, Inc, non
profit organization devoted to the
interests of people over so, will
meet at 7:45 pm. tomorrow in the
auditorium of the Thomson
School, Twelfth and L streets NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-14

The U. S. Reclamation Service
says crops valued at more than
$500 million were produced on ir-
rigated Western land in 1949.
Evening star., 1951-02-14
Your Income Tux
By james MorIow
Associated Press Stoff Writer

Although Form 1040-A is the
simplest to use in making youl
1850 income tax return, not every
one may use It.
You may if your income was
under $4,000 and full tax was
Evening star., 1951-02-14

This is ninth Of II stories explaining
who hos to do whot about filing his
1850 income tax return.
Evening star., 1951-02-14

withheld from all of it, except for
no more than $100 in untaxed
,.4...4 ~. Iiuida,ndc
Evening star., 1951-01-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

% guar. D.. 'o {: and va. eAiras lnspeeeion eeRai;
HAITIAN AUTO ' x RADIO Radio sS c.,
authorized Austin dealer. both sides
As4s q ts st 1851 s. late latest No moSsi oSs7 4dS
brand-new with many improvements:
only S529 down. immediate delivery;
all financing by us on easiest terms;
good trade: completely equipped;
S1.5s5. MANHATTAN AUTO q
Service. Parts, Both sides 7th st
At R NV. NO. 1857
BUICK Al Super conv; radio, heater:
blue finish; black top; S295. SAFE
NAY n MOTORS. 1900 14th st. NV,
BUICK 1e4e Roadmaster black 4-dr.
sedan; radio and heater. just like
new inside and outside; nylon seat
covers private owner; $1,995 or
best offer. OR. 0415. -
BUICK '46 Rdmstr. 4-dr.: light blue:
redo gadio and heater; !iks new; only
ToRs Tors 1893 1893 1ssh Saar st. sArEWAY n'w No 1 NJ
BUICK 194s 2-dr Super sedanette;
direct from owner; mileage less than
$4,000. Excel. cond.; Sl,400 cash
SH: 1859. 81. 6677 ewes. 4
BUICK 194l Special 4-dr. r. and h.,
s1Sa son 69ay ssa5 ns RoYhs 1sshanics MofoRs f9ns
Chrysler-Plymouth, Is Kennedy st.
BUICK 1910 sedan: S2e5. Look for
our big ad, AUTO WHOLESALERS,
LII Bladensburg Rd, Ii. 3-SS00,
our big ad. AUTO WHoLEsALERS,
1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii. 3-SS0O.
our big sd. AUTO AUTO WHoLEsaIERs, Saadi seGk Is.
l73I Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-8SO0.
BUICK, 1916 sedannette, super. fully
eeauipped ECU Ssg5. Can arrange financ-
BUfCK' 1850 Special de luxe 4-door
sedan; fully equipped; excel. -cond.;
best offer. Cali LU. 4-3645. 81
BUICK 1949 Roadmaster convertible
black. red leather upholstery, r. anc
h., Dynahow; low mileage; one.
Ssa5e SYassaF eaf odsy %ssh rarantss Al sporty ssyT
FLoWER MoToRs. iis5 18th A St s
BUICK 40 Super 2-dr.; black; r. ant
b. DIIynahow' excel cond. throughout
hlowER nix', ER Mss9STToHs' ssST' 1isS 18TH St
Seat covers. 4 very Clean sSa ca Car ane Ton d
mechanical condition. Tires almost
new T. 1ns nspeston sae2 6peh nsnse esss I'll Frs
coAsT-IN PONTIAC. 4as Fla. "a ave e
ne, AT. 1900. -3l
BUICK Al; excel. cond.: newly over
hauled; good tires; body and paint;
must sell $3.50. MI. 1884. 81
BUICK 1947 station wagon; +. and
b.; fine cond.; S1.15o. Cali Gathers
BUICK 10 Super convertible; "a rec
| leather upholstery, new tires, r. ane
| h., like new, I1.000 miles; 81 ,S95
REDS KAISER 6, FRAZER. "a +
st. me-, ME. 1855. 81
BUICK 1850 Roadmaster sedan; low
mileage. Excellent condition, one
owner. S2.4o0. JU. 7-7612. 6a
CADILLAC 40 convertible; ligh,
gray finish, black top. r. and h.,
cond. S2,965. AKERS OLDS-CAD.
lilac CO.. Fairlington Shopping
CADILLAC Al "e3p 4-dr.; origina
black finish, radio and heater. stan
WAY Va MOTORS, 1900 14th st: NV.
cADlLLAd Adj LAC 1850 .ea" 4-door; se,ec.
Conditioned air heater; Hydra- :
Matte; white-wall tires; elec. win
dows;, plastic seat covers: under
Beautiful baby blue finish. This
car is in absolute showroom con-
dition, and we believe the most
ssrms sransiiul GoYs GGea!lac n MoToR tHoR fges; sAGes
1896 Que st, NV, DU, $500. 3
Evening star., 1951-01-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDsMOBILE As "es" Hydra Matte
big S' ad' ieq15Ti AuTo WHoIEsAIERs. ALE lfSi
Bladensburg Rd.. Ii. 3-s800.
PACKARD l941 sedan; S395: Look
saLERs rs 1's 1sl g A1s9 Maotl Rd Il
PACKARD 1s41 "11V, 4-door: one
owner; low mileage; new tires, beau
tiful body, top mechanical condition;
S395. Royal MOTORS, Chrysler-
9lymsath; TEy saas Is Kennedy st. n NV
PACKARD 1910 "6" 4-dr. sed.: gray,
motor has been completely over
hauled, uphol good; r., h. and
overdrive, tires excel. s225. 57l5
4th st. NV. MRS. MILLER. a
PACKARD Ar 40 40 sedan ans small msIo' s. r. ana
trade or terms. WiLLf2Ms. (. l.
PLYMOUTH 1916 4-dr. sed.. Ss45.
Can arrange financing. JU. 7-6ll
PLYMOUTH '4s. light green. late
model, l owner, 4-door de luxe. h.
and $. c.: mechanically tops; 81 .025.
Call GE: 300. Ext. 62. 81
PLYMOUTH AZ 4-dr.; black finish.
ART ae hoToESs a ysFS 10Y ZOO doleaass asod f5as Hops
PLYMOUTH Ie4s 4-dr. special de
b; 81 ;14S: TREW MOTOR co.
p2YMoTrHsl 92!h enS ia 1915 sze ne eenyeTt fR Bower
top, excellent paint and mech.
SSnd'; needs tires; s445. RA.
PLYMouTH 1885 e-door; r. and nd h.,
re 9s1ut Sslt ,sas snsins o.r exes ,os. cqnd $50
PLYMOUTH 40 de luxe coupe; i'm
mac. throughout: $995. Cash. trade
or. 9r terms: WILLIAMS. R. I. ave. at
.:sss e, s4s 1oss Special ,sl ss DE- qss s;s
ID. AUTO wHoLEsALERs. 17sf
PLYMOUTH is4e sedan; S1.1s4.
Look for our big ad AUTO WHOLE
SAlLERS. 1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii.
PLYMOUTH 1e47 station wagor: r.
and h.. very low mileage; a choice
wagon; S975; for background on
this car see M. Beattie: CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES, 1926 Conn. ave,
WO. 9236 or EN-. 1854.
PLYMOUTH 1947 convertible coupe:
sn., orlsi,nal flnish like new; r. and h.;
ioa5f fe'fRdsss0hsH fRRW MoroRs sueSsntesd; co sfb
paYM9I1riaa i9G 9lsi ave; ;s5 re- . FIR. l53s;; s; s
$l95: Cash. trade or terms. viii
LlAMs, r. I. ave. at Goth St ne.
PLYMOUTH 1e4s special de luxe A.
Or. sedan; ORIGINAL finish like new;
eoSers tsfi0r shW hSssF Moos nna o sss
pIYMoHrH M 81 ia sVe club DE- cpe pR iSSa orisins
gray finish; radio and heater: one
SWyInsr; WIY S34S; 4-mo; guar. SAFE
pE2Mo6ut1T1H TE2 6t11 .ss 4-dr. sedan; new
ggenerator; battery and seal beam
lights; S175 cash. 10. s-4SOS. 81
FONTIAC 194S station wagon; Hydra;
immaculate: 81 800. FLOOD pom
PONTIAC 1919; r. and h., Hydra.
Matte. a.! access, owner. excellent
ssoonndd.; s1.50o or best of1er. AK.
PoNTfiiAC 1s4e sedanette; s7s5. iook
for our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. IdG6s. 1871 Bladensburg Rd., Ii.
Pontiac 1910 sedan: sa45. Look
Ior our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. l5nS. 1871 Bladensburs Rd.. Ii.
Pontiac 1a4e "s" 4-dr.. r. and h
beautiful finish. fully guaranteed:
$S95. ,S2a5 down. ROYAL MOTORS,
nlM'' nhFss!TeTrPlymsuth' Tn s1as 16 Kennedy st.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 4-dr. Champion;
6lack; radio, heater. signal lights:
d $50: RA. 2447 after 6 pm. Il
CDETTAT Geo
Evening star., 1951-01-31
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

PLYMOUTH CAB. private owner; give
price. all details: Box 392-L. Star.
SAVE 500 on 81 Hudson: buy my
1850 Hudson 500 below appraisal;
VII consider trade. Call 10. 3-714s
sssh, sh,, 1 M2sHATTHN AN 1TfT!HlSs1!TRsa'ats AHTo (
dealer S9 + both sides 7th st. at r NV,
wEsTEfRN BUYER has ,mmed cash
HUGHES 1912 Ga. ave. RA. 1872
100 CARS AT ONCE-1946 to 1851.
All makes and station wagons. No
soaE car e sys you VI the msss Rishess sss
paid for tow We. viii pay pay off 81 BALANCE na.
he essh Y RonrR Tsh S15 Ill., sth fst snd
> Z & stsi Nv, tx: 5562.
MODEL cars. AiEps hpaoNp's NJ eissDr MsoDroRs isss
INC. CHI. 1900. Wilson blvd. at
n Jackson. Arl.. Va. CDR. Lie. No.
WANTED ANY MAKE, any model,
waiting ssn ussd ss ar AlHYs5sts scsh sssh
FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs Of all
Ns NNsskSSEzaoSsonffAc SSEzaSso 1884 Ai'uss' { & NV v
wouLD G gsYyi LIKE TO PURCHASE from i.
private owner a late model 2-door
used car IN good mechanical condi-
ton; would consider very clean
convertible. Cali Mr.. EDMoNsTofN.
Dl: $3.50. "A
ANY MAKE. ANY MODEL
Drive In open lot See Mr.. Beach
for Ca cash, trade. terms.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1947 Champ. 4-dr.
sed.; in excel. cond. fully equipped.
S725. Can arrange financing. Phone
sTuDEBAKER 1o4s Champ. Regal.
r. and h. and overdrive. excel. cond.,
orig. owner. S1,150. WI. 0a43.
Il
STUDEBAKER 1850 sedan; 81, ,494.
Look for our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
| SALERS, 1881 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii.
sTUDEBAKER-1s4e 4-dr. sedan;
oyerdrive. heater; 10000 mi. only;
$1,300; excellent condition. ia.
sTUDsBAKER sSfsi 1s47 sedan; dark blue.
s.,e and ssag b od ggiceS aet d5Iis
LAC CO.. Fairlington Shopping Gem
ter. Il
sTUDEBAKER 194s Champion Recall
de luxe cony coupe: r.. climatizer.
overdrive, Wv tires; horizon blue
| with black top and red leather up
holstery; S1,295. MCNEIL MOTORS.
| 4034 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 1885, co.
sUNBEiAM-TALBoT 100" sedan: 8
mos mos. old; $500 mi; showroom son-
1881 Va, ave. NV IL
owner: $1,000 or best offer. will
consider trade. Lu. 1-4272. 1106
Good Hope rd. s.e.. IL to Z. q
SPECIAL, $69
Chevrolet 1894: new tires; excel. run
ming cond. 713 o st. NV. DU. 9eos.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
MOTORCYCLES

GOLDEN FLASH BSA 1851 model;
bantam BSA competition and de
luxe 1851 models now on display.
Fine stock used motorcycles at bar
gain prices: Trades and terms.
ave-. Sill. spR.. SH. $3.50. 3
Evening star., 1951-01-31
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD l946 1-ton express: extra.
heavy custom-made steel body; excel
cond.; orig. owner: $500. ST. s4s4
INTERNATIONAL 1e41 1-ton; SIT
MALoNEY's' s2S INC. Seea siss issS' oeorsis Gsa;
ave-. Silver Spring. Md. sH. 1880.
CROSLEY '4s truck. good cond. S3s5
or best offer. R., and h.. / extra
tire: RE, 1865 all day. i
STUDEBAKER AS; like new: l-ton
pickup. forward speed trans. hwy.
duty rear springs for overload, grill
guard. heater. Driven only 10000
miies. Never used commercially.
DODGE AZ h-ton panel; good mech.
cond.; good body; ss2a. 10. s-ss7s
DODGE 194s 1h-ton.- dual wheel
stake body; 1st-class condition. Ia
sTuDEBAKER ias4s ss-ton pickup:
heater. defroster; Al cond. and
appear; 1925 MALONEY'S, INC
Msld26 sl26 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
INTERNATIONAL 1871; Metro body;
excel. cond.; reasonably priced. RA.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job: prompt
service; reas.: local or long distance
ia. 2937; after Z pm, GE. 14l6.
FORD. ONE-TON STAKE. for light
hauling. day or night. Ii. 4-2651.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
L O S T

S100 by . certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to q neighbor with.
out. flrst getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
q Block South of Key Bridge.)
1917 North Moore st OW. S7s7
Evening star., 1951-01-31
FLORIDA PROPERTY.
"YOur Vacation Home

Your Vacation Home"
And a snug fisherman's haven; ideal
climate on Florida's Gull Coast;
fertile homesites. l to s acres; near
SAT- Salt water; convenient to Gulf bath
hard road; elec.; titles guaranteed;
priced as low as S4S5; S45 down.
Sl5 month; immediate possession;
plenty Of room for fruit trees.
flowers and vegetable garden. We
nave 2 few extremely. desirable
the bay. priced about $3.50 on same
terms. Call Mr.. Tucker. with j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. ME. 1143 or
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Wanted For Cash
1910 to 1850 Fords. Chevrolets.
Don't sell or trade until YOU con-
tact WARREN SANDERS. Bladens-
burg rd. and N. Y. ave. ne. Ii.
4-4219
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rRAILERS

1916 TRAvELITE for sale. Cali WI
S124 after 5 O'Clock. -
HEETER TRAILER SALES. Bervyn
now has a lge. display OF both new
and used trailers; very good assort-
ment; clean. used traflers ranging
IN size from ls TO 33 It. priced
from $500 to So 750. terms 8 to
yrs. Phone TO Bill
American Trailer Co, Inc
PROUDLY PRESENTS THESE
BARGAINS IN NEW AND USET
HOUSE TRAILERS.
1912 Schult 20-ft. $685.
l946 American -- 25-ft. SI,21s
1916 Travelo 25-ft. 81 .5aE
l94b M-System GIFT. 81 .59s
See these and many other models oi
both new and used house trailers
at our main ofice.
Open 8 to 9 wkdys. and Sundays.
4030 WIS. AVE. NV. WO. 1921
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LOANS lcont.l

SECOND TRUSTS PURcHASED-Get
| tion for appraisal
T. D. BURGESS REAL ESTATE
2524 Pennsylvania ave. s.e., VI. 2SO2;
| evenings. 10. 9-9513.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAL

WEST RIyER-very modern home,
brand-new: glass, frame and brick
bath. all modern conveniences; glass
wan overlooking scenic natural
beauty of sepisecluded location !;
water on 3 sides of house; lot is "a
acre peninsula; suitable for year
round living. partially, furnished: ::
price. S15.500. wisconsin 2916
after 7 pm.
SELBY. on Chesapeake Bay, 5OxI 90
lot. DU. 1861.
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TOP DOLLARS
For good. clean cars. any make OF
model. Call Bill Golden, GE. $500,
SCHLEGEL d GOLDEN. 1l0 Carroll
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AuToMoTlvE MlscELLANEoU.
GARAGES

WANTED--Double gar. for storage
space. vic. of 18th and r. /. ave
ne. Phone NO. 4243 or UN. 1921.
GARAGE WANTED. vic. 14th and
Girard NV. RE. 4142. Ext. 1886.
oeiore $50; AID. 0572 after 7. II
Manager. HU-S7Il. 5
WANTED-Garage, vic. Of 18th and
M NV. Call DI. 5000 Ext. 391 bet. 8
and 5 pm. IS
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LANHAM PARK

Prince Georges Countys largest
homesite development.
Lovely lots.
75' front. 100 deep
$3.50.
500 down-S15 monthly
City Water-Modern School-Electric
Phone. Bus. etc
Guard against inflation-buy your
1nture nomesits now before prices
Directions: Bladensburg road tc
Peace Cross. Turn right out Defense
highway (Route SOD miles to large
sign Lanham Park" Open daily
T. r. HALLEY-HYattsvil o1O7 .
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AUTOS o TRUCKS WANTED
tcontinuedl
CADILLACS WANTED

46 to so models See us before
you trade or sell your Cadillac. We
will pay you top cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES l345 Que st. NV
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SPECIAL, 500
Ford 1895: excellent running condi-
ton. 113 o st. NV. DU. 960s. II
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SPECIAL, $69
Olds 1888 4-dr. sedan; excel. run
ming cond. 713 o st. NV. DU. 96Os.
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All advertisements offering
automobiles for sole must in
elude oetusI selling price Of cor.