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Evening star., 1951-10-31

Z TOWl6 1dI11ly
had lived since l778.
DR.. Hoxton. dean of the school,
masters of the South" was head
master of Episcopal High School
for "a years. Born at the school
he served it as a faculty member
for nearly a half century.
Mrs. Hoxton was born in Alex
andria. She was the daughter OF
the late Charles and Mary Earle
Taylor.
After her marriage to DR.. Hox-
ton in 1908. she devoted her life
to the work of her husband. AS
the headmaster's wife, she led the
social life Of the school.
/ Her home was always open te
parents on their visits to the
school. 1t is said that as many
students returned to see her az
they did to see her noted husband
She is survived by a daughter
Mrs. William w. Mackall, 1915
Twenty-fourth street NV; a son
Archibald R. Hoxton. jr.. head
master of the Fairfield Comm
Country Day School; two sisters
Mrs. Andrew c. Pickens, widow
of Rear Admiral Pickens, with
whom she lived, and Mrs. Ar.
thur Bryant of Alexandria; three
brothers, Purvis and Sinclair Tay.
lor of near Vicksburg, Miss. anc
Frederick Taylor of Alexandria
and four grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at :
pm. tomorrow at Immanue,
Chapel. Seminary Hill, Alexan.
dria. Burial will be private in Ivy
Hill Cemetery.
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H. B. Mayhem, Formerly
Chief Of Chart Division

Harold Baker Mayhem, rs. for
mer Hyattsville CMd.) resident
died October 20 at his birthplace
Chilmark, Marthas VINEYARD
Island. Mass. it was learned here
today.
For many years, Mr.. Mayhem
was chief of the Chart Construc-
ton Division of the Navy's Hydro
graphic Department. He was a
1900 graduate of the Massachu-
lsetts Institute Of Technology.
For the last several years. Mr.
Mayhem had been cemetery COM
missioner of Chilmark.
He is survived by two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Theodore c. Meinelt OF
Chilmark and Mrs. Louis N. Cecil
Hyattsville; son, John Wesley
Mayhem III of Washington, and
two sisters, Mrs. Warren w. Cole
fHyattsville, and Mrs. Ernest May
hew, Chilmark.
Funeral services and burial were
held October % IN Chilmark.
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Mrs. William H. HeaIey,
IWife Of HOUSING Official

Mrs. Villain H. Healey, who
died Sunday after a long illness
at her Hunting Towers Apartment
Alexandria, was to be buried to-
day in Glenwood Cemetery. Fu-
neral services were to be at 2 pm
at Demaine's Funeral Home, Alex
landria. ..,..
The former Phyllis H. Albee, she
was the daughter Of the late
Henry w. and Clara Albee of
Washington. After spending sew
Ieral years in Brookline. Mass. and
Haverford, Pa, the Healeys re-
turned to this area several months
ago.
Mr.. Healey is regional land
adviser with the Housing and
Home Finance Administration
here.
Besides her husband, Mrs
Healey is survived by a son, by a
former marriage, John S. Brown
|of Cleveland; q sister, Mrs
Charles N. Blond of Alexandria
ia brother, Harry Albee, Newport
r. l., and a granddaughter.
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Benjamin F. DeAt|ey.
| Retired Merchant

Benjamin F. DeAtley, 81, a re-
tired merchant and lifelong Dis
trict resident. died yesterday al
his home. 1880 Allison street NV
An active Mason, Mr.. DeAtley
was member of Federal Lodge
No. /. FAAM; Mount Horeb Chap
ter. No. Z, RAM; Almas Shrine
Temple, Kallipolis Grotto ano
Columbia Commandery No. 2
Knights Templar.
Mr.. DeAtley was deacon emeri-
ltus of Fifth Baptist Church. where
his father was a deacon before
him. For many years Mr.. DeAtley
was president and teacher of the
Berea Glass at the church.
He is survived by three sons
Clarence, Louis and Ellsworth. al
Iof Washington: six daughters
Miss Emily DeAtley, Miss Ruth
lDeAtley. Mrs. Mollie Bateman
Mrs. Grace Fling and Mrs. Glady.
Spano, all of Washington. ane
Mrs. Mabel Donaldson of Melvin
dale. Mich: five grandchildren
and two great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at ! pm
Friday at the S. H. Hines funeral
home. 290l Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be at Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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John H. Gill, Former
Ringing Bundmuster
BY the Associuted Pres.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Oct. 81
John H. Gill, former bandmaster
|of the Ringing Brothers circus.
died yesterday at his home in
Columbus. He was 80.
Mr.. Gill was associated with
many Ohio bands including those
lat Ohio University, Denison Uni
versity and Ashville, Ohio, High
School. He was former music
teacher of the Ted Lewis orchestra
leader,
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Infant John W. GIocker,
Grandson Of Gen. Ely

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Hanson E
Ely of 2540 Massachusetts, ave.
nue. NV. have received word OF
the death Monday of their in
FAINT grandson, John Wesley
Glocker, in Albuquerque, N. Mex
The 6-week-old baby. who died
Unexpectedly of a heart ailment
was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore w. Glocker of Albuquerque.
Mrs. Glocker is the former Miss
Julia Ely of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Glocker will visit
her parents here next week.
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president Of Editors
Proposes Federal
Religion Department
By the Assosiuisd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Estab-
hshment of a Government De-
paftment of Religion with cabi-
net status was proposed last
night by Alexander r. Casey
Jones, president of the American
Society of Newspaper editors.
The department should include
representatives Of all the leading
church groups, said Mr.. Jones.
executive editor Of the Syracuse
IN. " Herald-Journal.
Speaking at a meeting of the
Queens County medical society.
he said he opposed socialized
medicine and President Truman's
recent security news curb.
He also touched on party poll
tics. saying:
Twenty years of any one party
with the same old gang in Office
leads to a closing of the eyes
to things that came up like the
Reconstruction Finance Corp.
and the Internal Revenue thing.
Interrupted by Bomb Scare.
"a word from the top, whether
it is in Government, a medical So
ciety or a pants factory, always
|straightens out the morals of the
Organization"
Mr.. Jones address was inter-
rupted by bomb scare-one of a
series that has plagued New York
police for months.
Police received a telephone call
from an unidentified man who
said the medical society building
would be blown up by a time bomb
lat 1890 pm.
-Four hundred persons were or
dered out of the building while
police searched it. When the "all
clear" was given. members of the
society filed back in and Mr.. Jones
finished his talk.
Reiterates Opposition.
Reiterating his opposition to
President Truman's directive to
Government departments to with
hold information which they think
might be harmful to national Sc
icurity, Mr.. Jones said:
Il know of no single incident
OF violation of national security
by any newspaper" in the past Is
years.
Mr.. Jones said he asked Presi-
dental Press Secretary Short for
a definition of security. and got
the answer: I'VE tried to figure
it out for six months and haven't
been able to do it,
It's not that difficult" Mr..
Jones declared. Security may be
defined as any information of
value to the enemy. balanced the
right of the people to know it.
In wartime. any item published
in the newspapers may be Of value
to the enemy-weather, carload
ingS, production figures. All of
these are of value to the enemy
but must be known to newspaper
readers"
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Roy A. Sullivan

MIAMI. Fla. Oct. 81 R.-Roy
A. Sullivan, 6l-year-old Miami
Daily News columnist, died Mon
day night after an illness of sew
eral months. His column. "Medi-
tations OF Highpockets," had been
carried by the News since l941.
Mr.. Sullivan was born in Kansas
City. and began his newspaper
career as a cub reporter for the
Kansas City Times.
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TruveI Council to Meet

RICHMOND. Va. Oct. 81. -
Recommendations for improving
IVirginia's advertising and public
Iity programs will be discussed at
the opening session of the three
day meeting Of the Virginia Travel
Council at Virginia Beach to-
morrow.
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Tom Berry, Ex-Governor

RAPID CITY, S. Dak., Oct. 81
IP1.-Tom Berry, 72, South Da-
kota's last Democratic governor
died of a heart attack here yester-
day. A colorful cattleman, Mr..
Berry was elected governor in
1882. He served two terms and
was defeated in 1886 by Leslie
Jensen, Republican.
Evening star., 1951-10-31

on the present rate Of taxation
and not the new rate, which goes
into effect tomorrow.
The payroll checks are going 10
10000 classified employees and
5000 per diem workers.
The Auditors Office has beer
working its employees four hours
overtime each day for the past
week and eight hours on Satur-
day and Sunday. 1t is estimated
that about 5000 retroactive pay
checks will be sent out each day
until the Office finishes the lob
Evening star., 1951-10-31

Checks for the retroactive pay
raise given to District employees
by the last session of Congress
now are going into the mails. All
employees should have their
checks by November 10, Arthur r.
Pilkerton, District Auditor. an
nOunced today.
The amount of the raise, going
back to July /, will average about
$l79.66, Mr.. Pilkerton estimated,
The tax deduction on the money
the employees are getting is based
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Micmoc Origin Is Mishmush

BRIDGEWATER, N. S. (P)-
Sketching the history of the ma
tive Indians of the Micmac tribe,
Thomas Raddall, noted author
and historian, said here that
only legends remain to tell us of
the possible origin of the tribe. u
While there was a belief they came
from the southwest, he said other
evidence points to Eskimo extrac-
ton.
Evening star., 1951-10-31

attack at her
h o m e. II /
Prince street,
Alexandria.
Mrs. Hoxton
W a S stricken
Sunday, t W @
weeks after the
death Of her
husband, Arch
ibald r. Hox-
ton. she died
at the Fowle
House, in which
members of the
r aylor and
F0wle fami1v
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HIT Mrnturiant

CARTER, ADA. In sad but loving remem-
branee OF our mother and mother in -law W.
ADA CARTER, who departed this life
twenty-five years ago today, October 81
1923.
God gave me strength to face It
And courage to bear the blow,
But what 1t meant to lose you,
No one will ever know.
But thank God for the many years
Which He loaned you to me,
For the success which I have attained
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. VIOLA BROOKS
Somewhere above this troubled world.
Safe beyond all grief and care,
She is waiting, resting in heavenly peace
LOVING. eON-IN-LAW, CHARLES
BROOKS.
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Charles P. Jones, Editor

MIAMI. Fla. Oct. 81. R.-
Charles Percival Jones, 81. retired
newspaper editor, died yesterday
after a long illness. Mr.. Jones
was for many years city editor,
Sunday editor and editorial writer
of the New Orleans Times-Pica-
Iyune. He retired in 1943 and
moved to Miami.
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Mrs. Hoxton, Widow
10f Episcopal School
headmasier, Dies

Mrs. Sara Taylor Hoxton. 73,
widow Of the former headmaster
of Episcopal High School. Alex
andria, died yesterday of heart
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Policemen's Association of b.
AaA G. will attend the services for
M~AM our late brother, WILLIAM L.
EtESSH LUCAS, which will be held at
&SSZ4 the Mcclure Funeral Home,
Ww 1870 9th st. NV, on Wednes-
pm 1ntermsnt 6ay qstSssT HSsoIp H. M.n9l a95 et q
'e- cIxRENcE SS;i!aHo 4. Eurz [9i e. President.
CHARLES L. wRIGHT. Rec. Sec. 81
lei 1oE; FLETERs; On Monday, October
nv She is survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Mtttie Owens and Mrs. Jennie Smith; two
naieces, eeS, Mrs Beatrice Nickerson and Mrs.
and mSny eas oer nephss rasve Elliott
friends. After pm Wednesday. oeto-
Der u; friends may call at Frazier's Fu-
neral Home, 3S9 r. l., ave. NV, where
Memorial Cemetery. % '' 1dOh 81
LEROY. OF 1909 Quarles st.
ne. on October 80, 1851, husband Of
Lee: Mclean, son Of Roy r. and Lucille
Mclean brother of Lawrence D. Mclean,
Mrs. Martha Clark and Mrs. Nancy saiter
/, at 2:30 pm. Interment Washington
National Cemetery.
MURPHY. MAURICE d. On Monday. oc-
tossT Io 70, 1851. At his residence. III
beloved husband of Annie Murphy inee
Francis Patrick and Thomas j. Murphy;
brother of Thomas Murphy, Sister Mary
Desmond Of England, Margaret Treacy
Ireland; grandfather OF Ann Cronin. Fu-
neral services will be held at the above
residence on Friday, November 2. at $3.50
an Solemn high requiem mass at the
Cnorch OF the Nativity at 10 am Rela.
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MURPHY, MAURICE d. The members o,
mN the Holy Name Society Of tht
Church Of the Nativity viii
HGSM meet at 121 Jefferson st. OF
NG 2bb Thursday. November / 1851
MGW NJ at 1880 pm, for the rect
~~ tatton Of prayers for our de.
ceased brother, MAURICE b
A. W. wILD1NG, President.
REV. SYLVESTER M. HOFFMAN,
Spiritual Director.
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LIlNHUUU. On, IueSday, OC-
toher 80, 1851. at Washing
ton. D. C., LINWOOD PHIL
LIPS. member of the Columbia
Typographical Union. No. I0i.
Remains resting at the James
T. Ryan Funeral Home, 3l7
s.e. Services at ST. Peter S
iday, November =, at 10 am.
Mount Comfort Cemetery.
Va
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ATLEY, BENJAMIN z. Federal Lodge.
n No /. p A. A. M, vii! hold a
!: ! e. E ! ::
Ny the purpose of conducting the
" our late brother, BENJAMIN
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lratha

PARNELL, ROBERT LEE, SR, OF 201e n
Lille Mae Parnell, father Of Doris Jean
Henry L. and Robert l.. Parnell, jr.; sor
Of Mrs. Clara Parnell, brother OF Rose
Dampier. William and Augustus Parneii
Services at Chambers Funeral Home
3012 NJ st. NV. on Friday, November =
at pm Interment Fort Lincoln Gene.
terry.
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LINS. Secretary treasurer.

PINKNEY. JAMES DRAPER. Departed this
DRAPER Pi1NSKNEY. devoted e husband q
Mrs GeoTeiana pinkney; beloved 2iS dstf.s father
Bailey. Mrs. Pauline Alexander. Miss
Evelyn Roberts. Miss Dorothy v. Green;
James d. and Clarence Green; brother Of
Ellery Pinkney. A host Of other rel
atiyes and friends also survive: Remains
resting at his late residence. SOL 9Th st.
Sc. where friends may call after pm.
Wednesday. Oct. 81, Funeral Thursday,
Nov. J., at l;30 pm. at the Ebenezer
Methodist Church 4th and D. SITS. Sc,
Rev. j. H. Peters ofiiciating. 1nterment
Woodlawn Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by
the John T. Rhines Co. funeral home,
Dol 3rd st. s.w. 80
PINKNEY, JAMES D. The ofhcers and
az, . members Of Morning Star Lodge
~ No. 40, I. B. P. O. z. OF w,
MA@ are requested to meet in ses-
~1l sion OF sorrow al the home
W~ ! $50 18th st nv. for our late
~ brother, JAMES D. PINkNEf-
~ at $50 pm. Wednesday, Octo-
ber 81. 1851 Funeral Thursday. No
vember l. at ] 30 pm. from Ebenezer
NJ. E. Church. 4th and D SITS. Sc.
ROBERT r. PLUMMER. Exalted Ruler.
c
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 194S; orig black finish; very
economical transportation; only
S345: 4-mo. guar. HILL g. TIB-
BITS, 1114 Vermont ave NV,
WaSh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, MA.
ANGLIA English FordD 81; COM
actual miles; equipped; cut your
trsnsp. cost in half; owners report
up 20 80 mi. per gal Limited
supply: Act now; ST ,049. HILL 81
TIBBITTS, liza Vermont ave. NV,
WaSh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, Ma.
AUSTIN 1851. brand-new, immediate
est terms, 81 81, ,585. n MANHATTAN IA Tan
AUTO z RADIO Co. Authorized
delivery. JACK PRY SALES &
SERVICE. 14th and P NV,
AUSTIN 194S 2-door.; excel. cond.
Priced right Tor immediate sale.
AUsT1N ASA Sf ia4s 500 Dorset 2-door Wts sedan,
fully equipped, $4,000 actual miles,
] owner. This car absolutely is in
Must be seen to be appreciated
%isoors,r S695, BELL Ell wn noT0RS' JSG% 599lo
AUSTIN '4a 5-pass, sedan; excel.
Ss95. JACK PRY, 14th and p St
NV Parts and service.
AUSTIN 1916 4-dr.; terms and trade;
S445 MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO
CO., authorized Austin dealer, 9TH
and r SITS. NV. NO 1857. -l6
AUSTIN 194S 4-dr.; exceptionally
clean, one-owner car with heater;
S695. MANHATTAN AUTO & RA-
do CO., 9TH and r stS. NV, NO.
BUICK 1850 RIM. Dyna. sedanette;
S1.793. Why pay more! 81 bank
financing. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
173l Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
BUICK 1910 4-dr. sedan; new l94S
motor. r.. h.; orig. owner; $3.50.
Call WI. 1898 after : pm. is
BUICK 1886 Roadmaster; r and h.
a prewar car that you will enjoy
driving; good tires. clean interior
and exterior: 500. ROYAL MO-
TORS. Chrysler-P Plymouth, Is Ken
nedy st. NV. TU. 243S. If
BUICK 194S Super sedan; S1.0g3.
Why pay more 81 bank financing
AUTO WHOLESALERS II73l B!a-
densburg, Rd: Ii. 3-SS00.
BUICK l947 Super sedanette; r. and
h.; orig, dark green: clean; S1,095.
KIRK MOTOR CO. 1000 Georgia
ave. NV IA. 1900. -l6
BUICK '49 Super sedanette. Why
AUETot t'5 WHoLEsALERs, IslA 1Hsf tl5fDi5is: Bia-
denSburE Rd, Ii, 3,SS00
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TRAILERS

MIDCo 1949. 1S,; all conveniences;
for quick sale, 500 or best offer
Lot No. "A, TEMPLE TRAILER
NEW AND USED TRAILERs-PIatt
Royal and de luxe; 40 #. New
Moon. with outstanding extras.
WOODLEY HILLS TRAILER CT,
ga miles south Alexandria, Va
TRAILER CONCESSION. has all Ak
lures; ideal for beach or construction
JOB: -S675. DI. 0044 IL
TRAILER, Spen, 1916, with hitch;
shape: Si25. OR. 465s. is
WE CAN SELL YOUR TRAILER,
cash customers waiting. HI. $500
1000 GentTsl aye cash paid; II
now has . lge. display of both new
and used trailers; very good assort-
ment: clean. used trailers ranging
in size from lS to SO # priced
yrs phone TO Bill
1880 ZIMMER two-bedroom; $1,000
down. take over $50 monthly pay
ments. Ii. $1,000, Ext. 41369. Mon
day through Friday. 16'
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BOATS

PR. ENGINES; Chris-Craft. 118 hp..
2-to-l red; used only in fresh water;
selling l or both less than u price.
MA: 1896. EN-. 1857. is
EoTICE-We can accept a few more
GTxE fT9STs 81 ghDAS l22l GRTgER 6eds DE
mates Indefinitely by Government
restrictions. The 1851 Steelcraft is
trimmed with solid mahogany and
stainless steel. Cushions are foam
fully finished. We atcsIS can offer he SeSU gen-
erous trade on your present boat on
either the 2S-ft. or 35-ft. models,
Priced from S6.575, terms arranged
See at STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON
CO., Maine ave. and M s.w. Phone
Sterling 4l46' Open Sat. and SIN
SPEED BoAT-I6-ft. white cedar
and :33 hp. Evenrude cupboard mo-
tor. 5000. 4002 4Sth St, Bladens-
wANTED9Row boat. double-scall- lI
lakes in good condition, with oars.
Phone TIE. 1647. -IG
OU1B0ARD MOTOR, 10 h.p. Mercury
Supcr, used + times, cost S312, sell
INTERESTED in buying used oxford
dition. PAT M6NROE, T90i Na-
tional Press Bldg; home, DU. 1887;
once, ST. 1856 ISs
CANADIAN I2-ft. nodded piyboat
with johnson 5-h.p. outboard motor
-S275. Phone GE. 1855 is
FEATHERCRAFT FLYER, aluminium
outboard racer. seats s: never had
to paint, calk or varnish Com
plete with center wheel steering,
deao-man throttle and Mercury l o
demonstrate Sat. or Sun; 1915.
eEABEE,. Martin, Soaking, Atlas,
Royal outboard motor parts. repair
service for all makes, outboards
DAN OUTBOhRD MOTOR CO, 6135
Georgia ave, GE. 3040.
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED
WESTERN BUYEk mas ,mmeo CAST

WESTERN BUYER mas rmmed. cash
for nice low mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Ga ave. RA 1922
PVT: PARTY pay cash for late 1850
Buick Super atone 4-dr., DynafloW
TOP CASH PRICE for clean postwar
cars. MONROE FORD CO, 1897
East-West hwy. Silver Sprg, Nd
PREMIUM PRICES for clean, late
INC, cH. 1900. Wilson H biyd, at
jackson. Arl.. Va. CDr. Lie. No.
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FOR RENT, double brick garage,
1922 Park I'd. NV. CO. 4S77.
1921 KANSAS AVE. NV, near Ga.
ave.-Double metal garage, suitable
for storage or parking; SO mo.
FEDERAL RENTAL CO.. 915 N. Y.
WANTED-Garage. l or 2 cars. Du-
pont Circle area. Call DU. 0666.
FOR SALE garages. large lot. near
Wis. ave. and MacOmb st. C. w.
STEERS, 141S H st. NV. 49,
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAvIDSON '42 IA" Flat
bead: buddy seats. saddle bags: com
pletely recond. Positively like NEW;
low mileage; spec. price, S245. Some
terms if necessary. LU. 4-17I7 is
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

REBUILT MOToRs-Re-
new the. life of your car, almost
any model available. Ford. Chey-
Chrysler, De Soto, Oids. Pontiac
Studebaker Champion and Willys.
Terms as low as SI1 monthly. In
Stallation can be ARRANGED. MONT
GOMERY WARD. Alex. Va, AL
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AUTOS G. TRUCKS FOR HIRE
GARAGES

VAN TRUCK, any size Job. prompt
service; reas. local or long distance.
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~ w JV " T. w II V'J7FJ
DODGE '46 I2-ton pickup; excel
cond.; guaranteed. terms arranged;
S595.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
:i}td AND M SITS. NV. MI. 1876
DODGE AZ 2-ton panel; used by
florist, AL cond. Guaranteed.
Terms arranged; S695.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd and NJ ST. NV. MI. 1646
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PROFIT

From the mistakes of others-our
fast-moving used car stock has US
in dire need again; for on-the-spot
caSll drive into either of our con-
venient locations for a free ap-
praisal at no obligation to you.
Open ewes. til Q.
Edgemoor Motor Co.
5335 wis. Ave. NV. OR. S093
1901 Wis. Ave. NV. WI. 1870
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All advertisements offering
automobiles for sole must in
cIude oetGsl selling price Of COT
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
BUY FLORIDA
PARADISE LOCATION

Homes; fishing and hunting; Citrus
County, Florida. near HomoSaSSa
Springs, a nationally known hunt
ing and fishing country. These de-
lightful home sites are beautifully
All the choice Florida fruits and
flowers thrive in this area Build
n home and spend winter and sum-
mer vacations here.
A splendid place to spend your re-
tirement. Lots 50xl25. at 5000.
highway 100x150. at $1,000. These
lots can be bought on reasonable
terms at speculative prices.
BEAIL TURNER & CO.. 1105 Yer
mont ave. RA. 0SS5. MA. 6l31. 1Ss
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AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED
lcontinuedl

CHEVROLETS WANTED - Must be
top quality 40 to AZ models; ter
rife high prices paid. JU. 7-54S4.
WANTED ANY MAKE. any model
clean. used cars. immediate cash
NJ st NV. MI. 0lS5.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS OF al
makes Of cars are assured az
MeKEEEEooPPoNTIAc 1884 [ st NV
1916 TO I95I-An makes and sta.
wagons. Drive in with your title
for more cash, or will pay of bal
WOLFE MOTORS, 12th and K SITS
NV, Ex 5562
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars, any
make, any model; see Mr.. Dunnigan,
ROYAL MOTORS. INC. Is Ken
WILL PAY HIGH PRICES for clean,
small prewar cars. Bring clear title.
MOTOR MART, INC. 1906 Georgia
ave. JU. S-5353. 30
TRY TRIANGLE. We pay premium
price for extra-clean cars. Bring
yours TO either location. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 1888 r. I. ave. ne. or
3Ol0 R. /. ave. ne.
STUDEBAKERS AZ to 81: also other
makes; immediate cash LA. 6-9776.
METROPOLITAN CAR WHOLE
SALERS. 1900 BladenSburg rd; ne.
81"
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SUMMER HOMES

FOR RENT-5-rm. house; gar; elec-
Lricity water front st. Clements
Bay, Md; $500 per yr. Call Great
Mills, Md. 1901 or UN. 7195. --lS
Evening star., 1951-03-16
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500 by a certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to a neighbor with
out first qettine an offer from
Arlington Motor Co
q Block South of Kew Bridge
1917 North Moore ST OW S7S7