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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Wonnen's Clubs
PEO's to Elect Officers Today;
Dentists Wives Hold Luncheon

DR.. Dochert.- spoke on the subject,
Gods Heart in a Garden"
Mr.. Bowden, husband of the
District organizer, was the speaker
last night at the annual banquet
Guests included the husbands OF
members.
Dentists Wives Greeted
The recently reactivated Wom-
ems Auxiliary Of the District Dem
tai Society received greetings
from Or. Marcus H. Burton, So
ciety president. at its luncheon
meeting yesterday at the Wood
mont Country Club.
Sharing the program with DR..
Burton was Dr.. David j. Fitz-
gibbon, chairman of the national
convention of the American Dem
tai Association to be held here in
October. DR.. Fitzgibbon stressed
the important part that auxiliary
members will have at the conven-
ton.
Honor guests at the meeting
were Mrs. Leonard A. Scheele,
wife Of the Surgeon General of
the Public Health Service; Mrs.
Bruce D. Forsyth. wife of the as
Sistant Surgeon General of the
Public Health Service, and Mrs.
Neal Harper, wife of the head of
the dentistry department at Wal
ter Reed Hospital.
Mrs. w. L. Smallwood, educa-
ton and recreation chairman of
the auxiliary, has been named
to be the auxiliary's entertain
ment chairman at the convention.
Mrs. Paul HOFFMAN,, president
of the group. was in charge of the
luncheon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Modern
Marriage
How to Defeat
An Inferiority
Complex
By Dr.. Poul Popenoe

What would be the best way,
Ethel inquiries, to help a boy friend
who has an inferiority complex?
That would describe all of us,
/ suppose. Ethel. The inferiority
complex is universal, in one form
or another. A man feels uncom-
Portable (this applies to women as
welD because he is not sufficiently
recognized and appreciated, be-
cause he is not accomplishing
what is expected of him or what
he expects Of himself. He tries to
make himself feel more comfort
able in ways that psychologists
call compensation.
This may take a dozen or more
forms. Your friend, to Judge by
your very interesting description,
is making use mainly of two COM
mon forms Of compensation. He is
a buffer and he is a poser.
These fellows are often anus
ing, If you don't get riled too cas-
lily. The buffer finds many in
genious ways to make himself feel
important. One is ancestor-wor-
ship. Persons who think they have
not much else to be proud of can
at least take pride in the fact that
one Of their ancestors came over
on the Mayflower Gas is true of
30 ,000, 900 other Americans).
Bluffing can take almost every
form you can imagine. The poser
is closely related to the buffer
and can assume as many dis
guises. One is the deep stuff"
pose. This fellow is always quot
ing Plato. Aristotle, Nietzsche.
Freud or some other authority
to confute you. Or he may pose
as an inventor. He doesn't have
time to support his family prop
erly because he has been working
Tor years on proposition so far
ahead OF time that EinStein could
MT make head or tail out of it.
II ne ever gets it on the market
the Won'tD 1t will make a new
era IN civilization. Or maybe he's
Ia prophet-the kind, of course.
that is without honor in his own
country. "You won't believe me
now" he assures you earnestly.
but mark my words, make a note
lof this. Stain will be assassinated
on New Years Day, 1854. Don't
TASK me how I know, but three
years from now, just remember
that I predicted it. I bet you'll be
astonished!" His predictions are
always carefully dated years
ahead.
How can the victim of an in
feriority complex overcome it?
There are three steps that any
lone can take:
l. Recognize your disabilities
frankly. Don't try to fool YOUR
self. OTIS easier to fool yourself
than to fool others.)
2. Change your disabilities il
possible. If you can't change
them, ignore them. Act as if you
didn't have them.
5. Finally, pick out any strong
points that you have and develop
them. Every one has some strong
points. some real assets in life
Make the most of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
To Fete New Members

New and prospective members
of the Washington Branch, Amer
lean Association of University
Women, will be honored at a party
to be given at pm. Friday in the
branch lounge at 1875 Massachu-
sets avenue NV.
The party is being sponsored by
the Membership Committee, head
ed by Mrs. Edward A. Chaplin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Card Purty Slated

The monthly card party of
Court District of Columbia 212,
Catholic Daughters of America,
will begin at 8:15 pm. tomorrow
at the clubhouse, 2 Scott circle.
Mrs. DAFT c. Daily, the general
chairman. will be assisted by Miss
Florence Eichen and Miss Sarah
O'Neill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
.Bozdor Next Week

The Phi Sigma Sigma Alumnae
Association has postponed its ba-
zaar to $50 pm. next Wednes-
day at the Indian Spring Country
Club.
The bazaar was to have been
held last night hit the change
was made In Difference to the
Washington Committee for Israel
Independence Day" Bond Issue
which gave q dinner last night in
honor Of visiting Prime Minister
David Ben urion Of Israel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Opti-krs. Elect

Mrs. Robert M. Derrick has
been elected president of the Sill
yer Spring Opti-Mrs. Club. Other
new officers are Mrs. James E.
Fisher. secretary, and Mrs. Harold
T. Gordon, treasurer.
, 1951-08-07
Re.hearings Ordered In West Point Custer

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7 (NS)- The superintendent at West
Point today ordered rehearings for all cadets suspected of cheat5
ing o examinations andannounced that those who have admitted
violating the honor code will be given a chance to resign.
, 1951-08-07
Joint Committee
Formed 10 Help
Trenton Two"

The National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People joined with the American
Civil Liberties Union and the
Princeton Committee for the
Trenton Six in announcing con-
tinued and joint action in the de-
tense of Coils English and Ralph
Cooper, the two men convicted at
the retrial in June and sentenced
to life Imprisonment for the STAY
ing of an aged storekeepr. The
other four were acquitted by a
jury.
For purposes of facilitating
joint legal action and fund rails
ing, the three organizations have
formed the Joint Committee t
Free the Trenton Two. Under
terms of the agreement among
the cooperating organization
"there will be full cooperation in
arranging the legal defense of the
defendants through appeal, as
far as the Supreme Court Of the
United States, if necessary, and
through a further trial if the ap-
peal proves successful"
, 1951-08-07

"Asla>s people will have great
er confidence in our spoken prom
ises as they see democracy pract-
iced by u Army" White said.
eve hope that this welcome an
nouncement will be speedily fol-
lowd by another on Europe and
the United States. The American
boys in the Far East are no diff
ferent from those at home or ir
other countries. All are entitled
to full democratic treatment"
The Army's announcement came
five months after Thurgood Mar
shall, NAACP special counsel, re-
turned from an intensive investi-
cation in Korea of the courts mar
tial Of Negro servicemen and
charged that "these cases are
rooted in the Jim Grow policies
still persisting in the Army"
Marshall placed the responsibility
for continued segregation upon
General of the Army Douglas Mac
Arthur for failure "to implement
the Presidents order for the eli
mination of segregation from the
, 1951-08-07
Company Changes
Jim Crow. Policy

Following a request by the
Memphis, Tenn. youth council of
the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People
the Sears and Roebuck Company
in Memphis has for the first time
included Negro students in its
scholarship program, awarding
5000 scholarships each to Sylves-
ter Jones and Louis Owens.
, 1951-08-07
Weather Forecast

Mostly cloudy with scattered
showers and thunderstorms.
warmer today. Highest near 80
North and upper sos South
portion. Partly cloudy tonight.
Lowest 50 to 68. Wednesday
some cloudiness with little
change in temperature.
, 1951-08-07

In a decision announced by
John H. Bosshart, New Jersey
Commissioner Of Education, Sam
Sukup, owner of the Highstown
Swimming Club, was found to
have Disseminated against Ne
groes. The Ease was brought by
parents of five Negro children
who yer not permitted to swim
in the pool.
1t was the first case to come
to a public hearing before the
Commissioner Of Education un-
, 1951-08-07

armed services"
IN HIS REPORT ON Korea, the
NAACP lawyer concluded "that
as long as we have racial segre-
cation in the Army we will have
the type Of injustice of which
these courts martial are TYPICAL,
The NAACP has consistently
opposed segregation in the armed
services. In addition to sponsor
ing legislation to end military Jim
Grow, the Association urged exc
cutive action to. that end and was
instrumental in having the
President appoint his Committee
on Equality of Treatment in Arm
ed Forces. The committee recon-
mended abolition of segregation.
The Air Force and the Navy pro-
ceeded to the Indignation Of their
services, but the Army has Jagged
behind. The recent announcement
is the first positive action the
Army has taken on a large scale
to eliminate segregation.
, 1951-08-07

der New Jerseys law against
discrimination.
The commissioner found that
Sukup had excluded the children
from the pool in June, 1919, be-
cause of their race and color. He
found that Sukup set up certain
qualifications for admission to
the swimming pool which were
nothing better than evasions of
the real reason, which in this
Continued On Page
, 1951-08-07

VERNA HARRIS, 80, Of 1905
Macarthur Ave. was handed a
fine of $1OO and court costs, and
was sentenced to three months in
the Workhouse after pleading
guilty to charges of carrying con-
cealed weapons. She told Judge
Paul Sherer she did not intend to
shoot Perry Herd Of 800 S. Broad
way, but that he "made me mad"
when he made a remark concern
ing her father. She admitted shoot
ing another man in Crown Point
two years ago, but emphasized:
Nothing was done about it,"
DRUNKEN DRIVERS: Herbert
Moore Of 2O3 N. Irwin st., 500
CONTINUED on Page ~
, 1951-08-07
Walter White Seeks End
Army Segregation

The Armys announcement that it is ending segrega-
ton in the Far East Command was hailed by Walter
White, executive secretary of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People, as an important step
toward the total abolition of Jim Crowism in the nations
armed forces.
, 1951-08-07
POLICE
BEAT
By JIMMIE JONES

A 2O-year old woman, Mary Will
liams of 353 w. Fifth st. was
held tothe Grand Jury by Com
mon Pleas Judge Robert U. Mar
tin under $1,000 bond on charges
of soliciting for prostitution a
member of the Dayton Division of
Police. Her attorney, Paul Prear
requested and was granted a pre-
liminary hearing for Aug. IA.
, 1951-08-07

hurt everybody and help nobody. They are
vors (bts cancers eating away the sub
stance II our democratic way of life.
Other important cities, like Pittsburgh
and Cincinpati,, have established successful
Mayors Committees on Human Relations
to study these sore spots and provide in
telligent, soothing remedies of mediation
and Cancellation. Such projects nave worked
out ~splendidly wherever they have been
tried. There is all the reason in the world
to sincerely believe that a Mayors Commit
tee on Human Relations, representative Of
, 1951-08-07
Attention: City of Dayton
New Jersey Orders End
10 Swimming Pool Bias

The owner of a Highstown, N. j., swimming pool was
ordered by the state to allow any one to use his pool re-
CARELESS of the swimmers race.
, 1951-08-07

a broad cross-section of the entire comm
unity, would work out s~plendidly in Day
ton.
Whenever enough public-spirited lead
ers get together and demand that such a
committee be set up here-it will be set
up here!
But this is not going to happen "all
by ITSELF" Nothing good ever does!
Here is a wonderful opportunity for
somebody to start the ball a-rolling. Who
will answer the call to action? Where are
the public-spirited leaders of our ommun
ity?
, 1951-08-07
GAN EDITORIAL)

JAN EDIIOKIAI)
Everybody who has lived in Dayton
for any length of time knows that the Gem
City Cor the Air City, if you lke) is back
ward in race relations. Segregation and dis
elimination are widespread here in educa-
ton, employment, housing, recreation, and
a host of other fields. Such conditions are
injurious ito all our citizens, regardless of
race or any other distinction. For segrega-
tion and discrimination Commonly known
Crow are expensive, dangerous
w lries that nobody can truly afford. They
, 1951-08-07

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. z ONS)- Federal Judge Michael J.
Roche TO-DAY sentenced Accordionht Dick Contino to six months
in the San Francisco County Jail for draft evasion.
, 1951-08-07
II To Investigate Defense Dept.

WASHINGTON, Aug. z UNS)- Stephen T. Early, former De-
putty Defense Secretary, wa rushed to a Washington, D: G., hos
pital today when he suffered severe abdominal pains Early was
press secretary tothe late President Franklin D. Roosevelt
Evening star., 1951-07-03
VACATION PLACES

FOR RENT-Cool. comfortable, beau
tifully furn.; stone house; only So
elevation; recently remodeled:
baths. 4 bedrms.; by season, month
or year. DI. 1899 weekdays or
Bluemont 2691. 3
NORMANDY APARTMENT. Ocean
City, Md.---Lge. de luxe / and 3
bedrm. apts.; directly on ocean;
completely pine paneled; Beauty
rest matt: elec. kits; pvt. beach;
maid accommodations; one or two
choice spots avail. July-Aug. GE.
2466.
NEAR ROCKVILLE, MD.-Attractiye
Lodge in quiet wooded setting; 40
minutes to D. c.; nice streams:
electricity, telephone: for family
only; by week or until Aug, L, 81.
6430, Rockville 3l92. g
COLONIAL. BEACH, vA.-Seven-room
cottage. furnished; all modern con-
veniences; $50 q week; July and
August. III. 3-542O. -5
Evening star., 1951-07-03
TRUCK VALUES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIAS '4s black. S545. One Pre-
feet '48. beige. $685.. 80 to 40
of the fastest-moying used cars
saaransse g NJ naiKfs HILL 'esa' 1ssElTs. RE1sHsn
Oldest Ford Dealer. Ma. $3.50.
delivery: $1,5sb. MANHATTAN
Austin Sales, Service Parts. Both
sides 9TH st, at R NV. NO. 1857.
Afh MsNATTAN r AT AuTo So'es 4 fSno RApio ce e..
Authorized Austin Sales, Service.
Parts: both sides 7th st. at r NV,
AUST1Ns 1851 4-dr.; 1000 miles.
Presidents personal car. ST ,295. And
1850 4-dr.; 1895. PERI. JACK PRY.
LTD; 14th and ? n:w;oo ,,,
@fFe %aoLEs2TERs log l7sd Sfhfs Apmo
BUICK. 1s49. Super sedanette. $4,000
mi, excel, cond., l owner and
driver. garage kept. r. and h., all
extras. looks like new car, $1,000
taads' Sr best 1 0f45ezz, 4szs1s terms, VIII accept
sedan. r. and h. new tires. S. c.,
ff effer. XXI KE. $.5s5o. si'9'O OF 0es'
BUICK 1912 sedan; S4s3. Why pay
more? Oyer 100 others. AUTO
MHoLEssslsESs. WI "a s1ssSS.. 1871 Rladens6urs
BUICK 1947 Super 4-dr.; r. and h.,
seat covers. beautiful black finish
$995. HoYLE MOTOR SALES, 1916
Que st. NV, DU. $500. %
Evening star., 1951-07-03
WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT

BEACH-Lge. 7-rm. cot
tage, elec. kit; Aug. Ii through
Sept. 80; near water. DU. 802l.
REHoBoTH BEACH. DELAwARs-
Available July Il to 28, right on
me ssa'h sesps ssaut5a G s0sasR sasRross sD
LONG BEACHN2 and 4-bedrm. COT
tages 2 on waterfront, others i'm
mediately adjacent to the Chesa-
peake, Bay. all conveniences; rent,
$50 wk. and upwards; rented by wk.,
mo. or season. Drive down to in
s4sss sosJ for OF dess enons RriRcf ErsdsTGk
INC. st. Leonard, Nd.
FURNISHED MODERN BUNGALOWS,
Colonial Beach, Va; gas, cleo. show
er;- week, month or season. c. Beach
FgRNIsHED, MoDRRN BUNGALOWS,
SOSRaal xesf ssa'h nonh sa or sss Season. sles
GREEN GROVE, Colonial Beach; the
best at beach: direct water front,
quiet section. Available July 81
august 4: Call Laurel. Md. S92-M,
on sr cHEsAPEAkE iGissa BAY-Beaut. turn.
house; by owner; ami; fine beach;
COLONIAL BEACH-Furnished cot
tage, The Victor; 4 rooms, bath,
electricity. 1st and Bryant. near
coIoNAHL ofIsss Il SEaeT ssaass aStsr xa SvsfootnS p
Potomac; 2 bedrms., bath. din. rm.,
kit; gas and electricity; S45 a
week. NO. 1919. IS
COTTAGE, attractive: for summer
pleasure or winter living. All mod
ern electrical conyeniences. Ada
cent to Annapolis GE. 1891, -9
WOODLAND BEACH-For rent, July
and August. A modern 5-rm., fur
nished brick bungalow. RE. 5711,
Ext. 3198, 8:30-5. q
BACK BAY BEACH cottage near
Galesville, Md. Two bedrms., conven-
fences, clean, quiet and comfort-
able; ige. lawn; swimming; fishing;
DESIR. BAY-FRONT COTTAGE; avail
able Aug. J.; on week or month.
West River 6393. WENDELL. Shady
scfENTisTs synsi fists CLIFFS, Port Republic
Md.--A community of professional
graduates and their families. Lots
available, i cabin for sale. A few
vacancies in furnished cottages
rented by the week. On the bay
"A miles beyond Prince Frederick
Literature on request; Because oi
cancellation. lge. and / small cot
tage avail. beginning July 2. MRS
MILES, Prince Frederick. Phone
155-W through Wednesday. -
Evening star., 1951-07-03
TRAILERs

GLIDERS. La SALES, and Royal
coaches. For finer trailer home iiy-
Ing. see these trailers. You may
trade your trailer on a car or
trade your car on q trailer. Small
COLE AUTO & TRAILER Co. 10
gated on Washington Baltimore
blvd. 4 mi north Of Laurel, tele-
phone Waterloo, Md, 539-W-12.
hEETER TRAILER SALES, Berwyn,
now has Q lge display Of Doth new
ano used trailers: very good assort-
ment: clean used trailers ranging
from s'zs ssdd f5o 20 y 7s e $s ssrt e priced
YRS phone 70 .s1i1
TRAvELITE Al. IS IT.; interior good
exterior 5on needs minor repairs; $3.50
LUGGAGE TRAILER for sale, reas.
enable. AL. 6S93. "a
27-FT. TRAILER. $500; hot water
kelyinator refrigerator. $3.50. A.
MUST SELL equity in 1850 Columbis
house trailer. 5000 and balance
$46.50 month. 23 it.. 8 mod. rms.
no bath, can be seen after July 10th
Ii. 3-5573. -5
FOR THE BEST In trailer homes. see
our display Of Spartans. Americans
Travelos. Howards. LTrotwoods.- Pal.
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bonds. Victors. Vindales and other
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if naIy nsy dETave9 Also ses oI
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4O30 wisconsin Ave NV, WO. 1921
Evening star., 1951-07-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 194s convertible: low mile.
shTouesout asS W. i4sss' dW. ss-c!sIs sis5 oond
PONTIAC 1941 4-dr. sedan; 194s
factory rebuilt engine: neat appear.
das sun n00s steq tsnaiRE REEdsss sSnasIgn sR os6
PONTIAC 1850 s-cylinder catalina
coupe; sleek. black finish: r. and
r. and Hydra-Matic drive; Wv
ai45 sE1s caP1rof chis sfr 4 riImE%asSlass
MOBILE CO., INC. 1922 S2nd st
PSoNNTi1Ac. 1s4s club coupe; Hydra.
Matte drive: ST ,SSs. Why pay more9
sfSTo ~ bank WHnl WflnsnSsng sI % Oyer 199 others
densburg Rd. II. 3-SSOO.
PONTIAC 1949 de luxe sedan coupe:
r. and h.. seat covers; very clean;
$l.399; only S467 down. CIPco
guarantee; open ewes. TIL @. COAST
~ PSooNNTIAC. 427 Florida ave. ne.
PoNTiiAC0 az 4-dr. "s"; orig. owner. o
ave. Sc, Vi. 7s4s or ma. $e64. ''
Matte driye 81 ses so WSy Ws9Snps; Day ASore mora?
AUTO WHoLEsAIERs. 17si Bia- ::
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financing. Over 100 others. 10 AUTO gro
w nMdHoILIEsAALJEsR6S, Js6SS, 1871 Bladensburg
ISTUDEBAKER l947 Champion 4-dr. !;
r n, overdrive; $S95. See our lse.
SELECTION Of studebakers, 1941 thru
1srtibes adsS ana aps Iand eeussr, 1upss con-
cars offered for sale at substantially
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one of the. country's Oldest and
most reliable Studebaker dealers.
MCNEIL MOTORS, 4034 wis. ave.
sTUDEBAkERR' R'2 Is y ADJ Dr. Lana anal cruiser; s
:iimatiseT; priced do below Faale MARKET ke,ocs st
f PAkks. SszosA "a. ssas, SAT after tH PM. NM,
sTygaDsEBAkRER yas 1s4s Champion sedan; ms
managing. Over 100 others. AUTO
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sfGDEBAkEsRs I'll hs kklssoG, Gs4s cb,mn p.s., =.
luxe conv.; beautiful canary finish
Wv. tires, r. and h.. cd. and many
merly owned by diplomat, guaran-
teed; 81 ,195 cash, trade or terms.
WOLFE MOTORS, 18th and X NV.
WILLYS 1949 station wagon: heater,
economy overdrive; in excel. cond. !;
renects f1nest care; guaranteed: |:
u l.095. cash, trade or terms.
WOLFE Nx TTa5 MOTORS. 18th and x NV.
STUDEBAKER 1949 Champion sedan;
SS93. Why pay more? SO bank
financing. Over 100 others. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburg
Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
CHEVROLET 194s Fleetiine Aero
sedanette: orig black. Wv. tires, r.
and h., many other extras; peri. in
every way; S995 cash, trade or 1885
down.
WOLFE MOTORS
18th and K NV. Elk. 5582. -
CHEVROLET 1919 styleiine de luxe
sedan; cleaning black, r. and h. 4
Dir. lights, many other extras; peri.
IN every way. very low mileage;
S1,295, cash, trade or terms.
WOLFE MOTORS
18th and K. NV. Elk. 5562. 4
Evening star., 1951-07-03
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTEp

WANT TO RENT with option to buy
small yr.-'round home on water
front; preferably South River. An
napolis. WO. 905S. ---5
CASH BUYERS avail. for lots and
cottages within 40 mi. of D. C. Mail
all particulars to KAY REALTY CO.,
bb06 Ga. ave. NV. %
Evening star., 1951-07-03
MOTORCYCLES

HID. 1949 "74" o.h.y.; S475 W.,
take old motor or a car in trade
Make me an offer. La. 6-4854. -3
BE INDEPENDENT of public trans
portation, buy a Harley-Davidson
125" light weight. used 1949's
S196 up. New 1951's, 1895. 100 mi.
per gal, parks anywhere. Learn to
larger models, S175 and up.a Cash,
terms 81 trade. " mile motorcycle
races Frederick, Md. 4th 81 july.
H. D. SALES g. SERVICE, 1865 3Ist
St. NV: MI. 0602. -S
New Ariels and Triumphs for irnmedi-
ate delivery from S668. Good selec-
ton low-priced used machines,
ALLIED MOTORS
912 9th st. NV, RE, 5o73. "a
Evening star., 1951-07-03
LoTs 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

Route Ice; signs Just beyond
st. Marks Ch.: old home. can be
restored L. W. GROOMES. 1889
0TAISTI ACREs-city. water; over
one acre; excellent level. A.. J.
y KESSINGER a. CO.. SH. 4544.
LOT, 60x14o; 8 doors from wis. ave-;
on beautiful Chevy Chase blvd
ORAN 8. CRAWFORD, Wo. 1855
Evening star., 1951-07-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates, 3 to 5 year terms ans
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma. 646s
CASM ASTr FOk ,st AND emo rkue
quick settlement: white or colores
notes n 2; G.. Nd and va FULTON
+ GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
l4th and q SIS NV Ol $3.50
Brokers' attention
~IkSI AND SECOND Trust LOANS
BARTOW REALTY CO., Realtors
1881 @ g. nv ME 3496.
Will buy second trust notes, %. G
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENI Matscn. GoRp BE- 1872 " y eve ~
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST loans
available; minimum rates. imme-
date commitment; free appraisals,
BERENTER d. CO., Ia. 1880. 4a23
Georgla ave. NV. -6
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
21afo TO 4es DISCOUNT
MR. QUICK Pa 3d1S 70
Evening star., 1951-07-03
LOANS

End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
24-HR: SERVICE. Contact Mr.. Green.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO., 10I4 K
SC. NV. MA. 6540
SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAILABLE
AND NOTES PURCHASED, CAII
MR; MILLER. ME. 1920; EVE
-N1NS1S. 81. 6221.
SECOND TRUSTS, D. C. and
nearby. Free appraisals.
CAPITAL COMPANY, MA.
1856; evenings, DU. 1862.
1ke
Evening star., 1951-07-03
AUTO g TRUCKS WANTED
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FOR WARM WELCOME ana cole
cash. see or call Us before selling
your car HAINES MOTOR CO.
$500 Bladensburg rd., Cottage City
Md WA. $500 or 10 Mass, ave n "
pSF,sIIN. 81 SISs. 9gsn SSI3 eyes. and Sunday
Rese car. 'kiGbs EbsoNDs ne slsSo MoroRs s
INC, CHI 1900. Wilson blvd, a
q, y Jackson Arl Va iDr Tic No
1915 TO lss1-An makes. Drive ,r
with your title for more cash, OF
win pay Of bal WOLFE MOTORS
cLEaN LEA anf PRkwAR "a ns snd Ex S.ts sSe2 mod.
cars wanted by Carolina dealer;
top prices. BRENTWOOD WHOLE
SALERS, 1910 r. I. ave. ne. --5
AUTOS for Southern trade; 1885,
1850; spot cash. PREsTwOOD
5S06 Georgia ave. NV. GE. 9S44
Wanted - 100 clean, low
mileage postwar cars for
two Of WaShington's largest
and most reliable used car
dealers. All. cars offered
must be in Al condition.
We buy any make or model.
Get the most for your pres
ent car. Call us and a buyer
will call on you at your
convenience. ~
PARAMOUNT MOTORS
3345 BENNING RID. NE.
II. $4,000 Ii. 3-6555