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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-02-16
Leonard English BOrgIin
Dept. I'D, 1st Shift

Dept. I'D, 1st Shift
Leona Smith, inspector on line
No. 6, was one year older on
February 5th. She was passing
out homemade cake and store
candy and both were very deli
cious and accepted by all. We
wished her many more such
pleasant occasions. Two days
later, Feb. 7th, Leona and her
husband, Charlie, celebrated
their 32nd wedding anniversary.
Charlie is Tool Grinder in A.
A very pleasant young couple,
always smile on their faces.
God bless you and may you
spend many more such happy
years in the future as in the past.
Congratulations to both of you
from all of us.
Blood donors from D 1st, last
week were: Hazel Gill, Andy
Holmes and Robert Kay. Thanks
to all of you.
Benny Tomaszewski, the in
spectOr CD i'm our department,
bowled for the first time at the
Palace Alleys week ago, Satur-
day, and had an average of 78
for four games. Very good, I
would say for the first attempt.
Just imagine what his game will
be like with few lessons from
Hank LaWecki. Chester Angus
tyniak take notice because
Benny is natural. His hidden
talent has been found.
George Thrun, Sergeant of
the Guards at the Main Gate, is
to be highly commended for his
good deed when he assisted Pat
Patterson from the main gate
to the plant door last week when
the driveway was a mass of ice
and very dangerous for per-
son to walk on, especially when
a person has bad leg as Pat
has. George also assists smany
other employees in various ca
pacities such as calling the cab
for our blood donors.
Nina Schmidt, Packing Ma
chine No. 2, took off work for
couple of days last week to|
celebrate a very special occa-
sion wedding anniversary
on February 25th - "a years of
lovely welded bliss. On several
instances, | have kidded with
Nina, but / am really sincere
when l wish Mr.. and Mrs. Sch
midi many more. such pleasant
events.
The ever smiling Alice Cody
was the center of attraction at
party held in the dept. for her
on February End to commem-
crate her birthday which was
two days later, February 4th.
Another party was held for
Alice and her mother who had
birthday on the same day.
Everyone present had a real
good time. Congratulations to
both of you.
A very nice potluck lunch
was held for a very nice guy
named, James Holland, who is
going into the Armed Forces in
the very near future. Jim is a
very popular young fellow and
l know he appreciates all of you
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-02-16

this very funny, then we re-
membered that many people are
deceived by "bulI".
Dorothy Kazmierczak, after
February 9th, will be absent on
pregnancy leave. Her friends
had a luncheon and shower for
her earlier i'm the week.
Her birthday over, a certain
feller,
Penned a greeting for Bernice
Keller.
Pleasant to him this small
endeavor.
His philosophy this: "better
late, than never
Let us emphasize again, any
one having advance information
as to birthday dates, will help
us greatly to publish such items
before and not after they hap
pen. Thanks in advance for your
cooperation.
The following women have
been invited to spaghetti din
ner by Mary Jankowski to be
served in her home: Eleanore
Kucharski, Frances Lubinski,
Harriet Waddas, Caroline Dress
Ter, and Pat Wingerter. We'd be
willing to wager that the spag-
hetti will be as savory as Mary,
herself.
Alma Harper, instructress, is
seen, of late, behind the wheel
of a shiny Power-Glide. We like
our 1916 model.
Don't know what we're going
to do! ALI our friends seem to
be going to 'L". (No pun in
tended).
Max Sucker manages to get
in the news. His name appeared
in the Blade in connection with
a story about squirrels that have
made a nest under a part of his
roof, causing a leak. Max just
didn't have the heart to chase
them out, as they have some
babies. This makes Max both
human and humane.
1t would make pleasant read
ing if some flinty hearted land
lords were as considerate in Civ
ing a home. to human children.
Irene Cameron Malosh,
Dept. E., 1st Shift
Stella Vass wants to thank
everyone for the lovely gifts and
cards she received while at home
convalescing from her automO-
bile accident. She said the Union
Journal meant so much to her
too. 1t kept her in touch with
the people she works with. We
are glad to see you back too,
Union Office RHY
Dorothy Bellamy wishes us to
thank all the Union members for
the lovely flowers she received
while she was in the hospital
recently. She says, they really
make you feel grand and she
wants to. get back to work soon.
The Baby is doing fine and his
daddy wants to teach him to be
a boxer. (Already??)
We heard from Freddie Rice
and we are glad to announce
that he is back home. Hope you
will hurry and get back to work
Freddy.
Sorry to hear that Ethel Bun
yak was ordered to the hospital.
She called us on Saturday to tell
us she had to go to Riverside
hospital. Keep your chin up,
Ethel and we'll be seeing you.
RHY.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-02-16

port that three of our people
were injured badly i'm an auto
mobile accident on their way to
work during the icy weather.
The injured are Larry Talbert,
Thalia s'Ted' HubbelI and Irene
Eyre. We hope you re cove r
soon and we will be happy to
see you back to work.
I hear the car was demolished.
We wish to welcome the new
Iy hired people on the 3rd shift.
Among them are Jerry Howell
and Doris Mathews on Plug
Tamping and Emily Zeiler on
Silliment.
The new men are r i C h a r d
Swonger, James Alcorn, John
Horgan, Wayne Barnby, Wen
dell Betz and Ben Laird. I hope
l haven't missed anyone.
We are also h Apply to see
Ginny Fry join us on the 3rd
shift. Her happy smiles are well
come ones.
Congratulations to Mr.. n d
Mrs. Bielwaski on t IN Ell r 10th
Wedding Anniversary on Febru-
ary 9th. Frances works on Sill
menting.
Happy anniversary also to Mr..
and Mrs. Connell on Feb. 10th.
Dottie is on Sllimeting, also.
Congratulations are also due
to Shorty. Since our stewardess,
Myrtly Kintz, has bid, success
fully on the End shift, Shorty
has taken over her duties. She
is doing a wonderful job. Keep
up the good work, Shorty.
Who had icicles on her? And
who asked the guard to take
them off?
Al Tucker TuchOIski
Dept. b, ALI Shifts
Our deepest sympathy goes
out to Al "Hom" Matuszewski on
the death of his father.
Glenn Orlowski had a real
night on the alleys last Friday.
Good enough for the Jackpot.
The league this year is really a
close fight from the bottom to
the top.
John Lukasik is still looking
for the receipt but he feels much
relieved after talking to cheer
full R.H.Y.
They tell me that the secret
of I'M orni ing Glory" can be
traced to Celia Ryan, right?
Joe, Dobrzynski, Mike Felt
man, and Adam Sablowski had
a good time at the regular meet
ing of the Holy Name Society
last Sunday. A nice bunch of
guys.
Young Barrett Kiff, son of
Barry" of the threaders, is get
ting a real reputation as boxer
at Paris Island, Marine Base.
In his last go, he defeated an op-
ponent who weighed in at 219.
Barrett weighs in at 179. The
boy really has style.
j The new face in B is Glenn
Mattin, formerly of Dept. d.
Jim Vinson, Dept. ID, End Shift
Theresa Reiter claims that
Jan. 9th marks her 18th we'd
ding anniversary. We did not
doubt the date, but the seven
teen years! That would have
made Theresa about twelve
years old when she was mar
ried-what!!
Alice Kosinski, watching a
trained bull act on .TV, seriously
inquired concerning the sex of
this animal. At first, we thought
Evening star., 1951-06-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1850 s-cyl,; Hydra. dark
green, r. and h., all other acces-
sories, perfect cond., $500 miles;
81 695. Days, ST. 0562; ewes, AL.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Regal
de luxe; r. and h, and .. d. Seat
%ToRs S9ofFS ow sAnEss All saSS sSS MERcuEY MTsS
Alex KI. s14o7f. eO0 N''e I'D o''
sTUDEBAKER 1910 club cpe.; perfect
economical transp.; looks good; full
kLEiN MoSToRRss~. Rs~ $scl sSHn' M % St. Vssx. n.w.
sTuDEBASKER 1851 Commander A.
door sedan; famous VS. engine,
pany of1cial car offered this week
title, guar. and bank terms; Sl,995,
MCNEIL MOTORS, 14l9 P st. NV,
CO. 2153, EN-. 1886. %
STUDEBAKER '4S Commander 6-cyl.
convertible coupe. Many accessories
including r and h., hill holder, etc.
Original lustrous beautiful green
finish. black top. spotless leather
Government ofhcial ceiling price Is
S1,450 At our price of only 81, ,095
you actually save 1855. Also several
equally good buys. Sedans and club
coupes from S7g5 up. Trades ac-
cepted. Liberal terms. Open till q
pm, Saturdays and Sundays till
pm. COLUMBIA MOTORS, 14th snd
Ella; ave. NV. AD: 1860. 10
running condition; $3.50. LO.
wILLYS 1887 green four-door sedan,
cheap transportation; $50 or best
offer. oxford 1876. Sc
Evening star., 1951-06-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDsMoBME 1860 "es" 4-dr. sed..
!. r. and h.: Hydra-Matic. Fully equip.
Orig. owner. S2,095. SH. .2765. --6
OLDS 1916 '9S'' convertible, WV.
tires; r., and h; good cond.: for
oLDsMoBiLE late 80 Sss" black
Matte drive. Wv. tires; $500 miles;
one owner: S2,500. DE. S455. -
oL9smosbaE i.Ssn BILE wS4 S4s nav mnre5 5
SALERss i7si Biadensburs Rd.
oLDsMoBiLE 1850 Hydra-Matic Sc
dan coupe: 1883. Why pay more7
pc bank financine., AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. JJ15 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
oLDsMoBILE 1946 "9s" 4-dr.; all
extras included; beautiful Jet black,
whirlaway Hydra-Matic; a dream
SSst sss sss5 ownfE STyeious sASE saEs
Nash, 29th and NJ sts. NV. Ho.
oLDsMoBnE 1850 Hydra-Matic Sc
dan coupe S1.6s3.. Why pay more?
LeRs eaak a75fni5nsd 75f BIad.nsSurs An3 Rd L
3-SS00.
MbE psg me4s 1s4s cPRTo5 PTo ssfHa5 %HEsa sss2
Frs; 1881 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
3-SS00.
PACKARD '48 black 4-dr. Clipper
MERCURY MOTOR SALES. 34oo
River I'd. Alex. XII. S-407l. 10
PACKARD 1941 de luxe sedan; clean
best care. orig. finish, excel. tires;
looks. drives like 1850 model; S465;
terms. Sl55 down. ROPER" 18th
and R. !. ave. ne. g.
PACKARD 1912 Clipper sedan: $3.50.
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLESAI.-
alssoo aEs; 1881 5iadensours Nd' LII
PACKARD 80: r. and h.: good cond.;
S22h Call after $40 d m VI 501n.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1916 de luxe Clipper; r.
and h., WV. side walls, cd, seat
covers; excel. cond.; $S95. SH. 1850.
PACKARD 1850 2-dr. sedan. Heater.
defroster. overdriye, undercoat, l
sTnss best Lsss esr tns1 5o iGSSS sssss mi $1,000
PACKARD l942 Clipper sedan: $3.50.
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLESAL-
Frs; soo 1871 Bladensburg Rd. II.
PLYMOUTH late '4s, reg. 40 Special
de luxe club coupe; fully equipped; /;
excel. cond.: 81, ,050 or best offer. ST.
8S40, Ext: 326. days; OIL; 1886, ewes,
T. and h.; original owner: $3.50.
Seen at RIDGLEY'S SERVICE STA.
~ 1900 osG Jefferson Davis Hwy. Alex.
PLYMOUTH 1s47 Special de luxe se-
bank financing. AuTo WHOLE
SALERs. 1871 Bladensburs Rd. Ii.
PLYMOUTH 194s taxi; new Dodge
Call Lincoln $4,000.
PLYMOUTH 1s4s Special de luxe 4,
mil miles: sAsfl si.1SS sShG ow $40. sna n igeoO s
PLYMOUTH 1910 club coupe; r. and
h., good tires; new ring jon; S275.
LA. 6-61S4. 10
PLYMOUTH 1871 Special de luxe
sedan; radio. heater, beautiful con-
dition. original finish like new. S495;
terms. $165 down. ROPER" 18th
psTM6uTH a9s ii Il ays; isss ne s-dr. sedan; GOOD g.
condition. never wrecked, one owner;
PGY8ouTIHi PGY8ouTIi 1917 ps9 + Special de luxe wG Sc
dan; 1898. Why pay more? SO
SALERs. I5aS 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
.PIYMouTH PIYfSSSi 1s47 4-dr.: real nice
and clean; fine shape; $es5. Terms.
81; 3450; 51l 5th st. s.w. -
mil; looks and RI runs ike 'Dsy:' new; writ- rfE
ten guarantee; 81 .295. I7O5 Mt.
Vernon ave. Alexandria. Va. ,Alex-
andria 223So. Sunday, IL to 8;
PEYMoUTa fysRioSS II 1917 Special de luxe 0 Sc
Ssn Ssnt ssss sasnelns Mhs RuTo Paz %0vsI wHoEE II
sALERs. 1871 Bladensburs Rd. Ii
PONTIAC 194s HYDRA Matte con:
yertible; S993; Why Pay more ioi 5% z
sf11 ssfEns narsaisff iasf Bsae0sbuia ASFo MH0fa Ia
Pontiac on ilssopa Ya4o de luxe streamliner
sedan; radio. heater; finest condi-
tion; S395. Terms, S14O down.
ROPER. 18th and r. l. ave. ne.
PONTIAC 1947 de luxe sedanett,
Streamliner: radio, heater, beautiful
condition.: looks new; S795: terms
ROPER" 18th and r. l. ave. ne.
g.
PONTIAC 194a de luxe 4-dr.; r.. h
and auto. drive: 8 cylinder; driven
clean. S1,650. Phone ia. 1899.
PONTIAC 194S Hydra-Matic con
vertible; Sa93. Why pay more? 5r;
bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
sALERSs 1881 Bladensburg Rd
Evening star., 1951-06-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

new NsPras asSl $685. 1885, Ptoob to6epsss PSI
n.G TIAG 422l CONNECTICUT. Wo;, s400.
cpe.; Hydra-Matic; r. and h.; clean
throughout. 5 fine tires; reduced toI
warranty. Open ewes. til 0. COAST
IN PONTIAC. 427 Fla. ave. ne,
PoNTiAC AS station wagon: beaDti-
igl maroon finish, perfect tires, me
for S1,095. Trades accepted. Liberal
and Sundays Til 5 pm. COLUMBIA
MOTORS; 14th and Fla. ave. NV.
PoNTiAC 194s Hydra-Matic con-
sALERSsss 1881 Bladensburg Rd.
F2MhAS ae4s = and Saf E. Sonvertisls %w t9ss
low mileage: excel. eond.: single
owner; S1,250 or best offer. Call DE.
O150 before s:l5 am. or after z
Pontiac 1e4s station wagon;
ogr 6gqFa selling apa prce e. Y92a 4s5 DfEtsft HuTo
BROKERS', INC, 2aof 14th st. 7; W.,
Pontiac 1iie41 de luxe sedan; radio.
neateri nneSt condiIi0n; S465;
ST. and r. I. ave. ne. 6"
PONTIAC 1916 2-door. clean as
pin. inside and out; fully equipped
and guaranteed; price. S695. Terms.
or trade through G. M. A. c.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., 7725
Wis ave, OIL. 6100. -
PONTIAC 1912 sedanette. $3.50. Why
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS
1871 Bladensburg Rd. LIZ 3-SS00.
PONTIAC 1912 sedanette. 1888. Why
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS
1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SSO0.
PONTIAC 1947 4-door sedan; fully
equipped; excellent condition.. price,
$995. Terms or trade through
G.. M. A. c. CHEVY CHASE MO
TOR CO., 7725 Wis. ave, OIL. 6100.
PONTIAC 1912 sedanette. 1888. Why
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
PONTIAC 1947 conv.; for quick sale
by orig. owner; excel. cond,.- new
tires. h.. r, new top: $1,000. Leav-
t,,1 "a Set uyT
Evening star., 1951-06-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR. SALE

AUSTIN 1850 de luxe 4.dr. sedan: /:
AUSTIN 1919 4-dr,; / owner: except;
lusN, AUTO u & RADIO Co. authorized
Austin sales. service. parts. Both
sides 7th St. at r. NV, NO. 1857.
S995. JACK PRY SALES q SERV-
AUSTIN l947 4-dr. sedan; S396.
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO CO.,
Authorized Austin Sales Service,
Parts; Both sides 9TH st. at R NV
BUICK HH 3s' % super, Riviera club coupe;
naH: isa vesy sosS aGs miaso5sfl HoglE sss MoToR 4
SALES. 1S4o Que st. n.W., Dp. $500
BUICK so Super sedanette; T.. h.
and pynafiow. Wv. tires; beautiful
blue finish: exceptionally nice con.
dition; S1.795. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES 1345 Cue st. NV. Du. $500
BUICK 1914; Special sedanette: r
and h.; S345. ALEXANDRIA NASE
CORP, 1705 MI. Vernon ave-, Aex
andria, Va. Alexandria 233o, Sun,
sUlsk aood kcoadition: Slask ssoS Io. eng sa75a
BUICK 1a4e Roadmaster; $3.50 o
best offer. CHI. 5147.
BUICK 1850 sedan coupe; 81 .4es
AUTO WHoLEsAls,- 1871 Bla
densburg Rd. Ii. irSs0o.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED Gent. !

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be re-
Branch. Real Property Acquisition
and Utilization Division. Public
Buildings Service, General Services
Administration, Washington, D.. c.,
up to 800 pm. Daylisht SAVINGS
opened s qaf pubicls. S0i to lease sna for shea
July I6, 1851. and ending July Is.
1853. for use for parking purposes
OF the area known as the Grand
Plaza. situated at the southeast
%2 SornsT Of l4th and D Streets; NV:
Masnipstoa ,sf be D. All bv Proposals e se
auired deposit and submitted on the
form Of proposal which may be OBJ
tanned in Room 1922 Of the Gen
eral Services Building, 10th and F
Streets, NV. Washington. D.. C.
The General Services Administra-
ton reserves the right to reject reject any any
when such rejection or waiver is in
the interest Of the United States. II
more than one proposal be. offered
to any one party, by, or in the name
Of his or their clerk, partner, agent,
may be rejected Bidders are re-
ouested to visit the property and
inform themselves as to all condi-
tions. II being understood and agreed
that the property shall be leased by
the General Services .Administra-
that the present lessee shall have
the right to remove his signs. lights,
portable wooden buildings and per-
sonal property. d. E. DOYLE. Act
ing Director. Real Property Acoui-
sition and Utilization Division.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
MOTORCYCLES
rRAILERs

NOW is THE TIME-3-wheel scooters
with stainless steel boxes for selling
fee cream, co, S269. Is
Evening star., 1951-06-05
'TraiIer Values
GARAGES

TWO-CAR, 2-story garage: suitable
for business or storage. Apply 403
Sth st. ne. D. C. WEATHERSTRIP
co. 20
FOR RENT-Garase, single. concrete
floor; 81 per mo. 4l0 Cedar st.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
$495 AND UP

10es DOWN. 80 MONTHS To PAY
Preeut aluminium garages and utility
buildings. Put them up yourself or
we will erect them. For details call
ia. $4,000: ewes. Overlook 5525.
BERKEY PROPERTIES. INC, 1921
Lee hwy, Arlington.
Evening star., 1951-06-05

uEETER FRAnAER SALES, gerwyn.
nov has Q lge. display OF 1oth new
ment; clean used traflers ranging
In size from lS 20 30 r. priced
from $500 to SO $50. tesmS . to Z
yrs Phone TO sill - -.
Leaving town; $3.50. CO. 1851,
LIGHr-wE1GHr MOTORCYCLE
Used only 2 mos; accessories. Must
sell immediately: $125. OR. 1892.
HOUSE TRAILER. 24-ft. Prairie
Schooner; sleeps 4; everything IN
trailsF d,,o pracsisaally Gs1 nsY Very aSss sS0d
Ext, 40 bet. g and 1870. -5
eauip.. good cond., $3.50. Mr.. x. H.
sEIDEL, Elwood lane. Glenmont,
1915; e6-ft. trailer; $3.50
cash. will accept suitable car In
trade. Must sell immed. 8 pm. Il.
HOUSE TRAILER in good cond. with
2 rms. attached. $500, terms; Pine
or Sat. and Sun. in person. -
Trailer Values
IS American, q ft.--------- 81. i55
4s 4s sshSIt, sshhSIIt 3 f. f. s.-ss1i Il .sSs .sSs
40 Superior. 25 ft.r-------S S2,l95
40 Ironwood. 30 It. So. 595
American Trailer Co., Inc.
1880 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
WO. 1891.
Evening star., 1951-06-05
FARMS Cont

FARM wANTED--Near Silver Spring.
WI pay all cash for good deal. ~.
co To THE couNTRY-s2.s Soc
down. 6o ab,, Live I've. L miles from D. G,
MODEM c Groom SUAebu bansaloR; ai%: Dfniiss aies
neishbors; good road; 80 acres
YouNo Z 4 BOWERS BOWERS SSS.' Go. O'm'
SIkOUt CAIALOlI-Earms, non.es
EAYss' PqEsAinsFss' Mails Mailed waa5E.rs ER5E sTEoy7 s%y
Washinaton. 81 sas9. sas9' '''''
FOUR ACRES; 4100 block Southern
aye Sc. AT very low price Of So.
2oOI or Or, ABOUT - gents per So. IT.
f9Ssa aUsA6 aye. Sc. Lu. 4-43s2. Ewes,
FOR sAIE~so acres, store and ga.
rage, sit. on hard road. Suitable
HfST Ter BUSINESS. near Fredericksburg.
rS0; no SLosEo 5sEo AN ESTATE, this so-ssr. s
market; modern farmhouse Of 6
rooms and bath, bank barn, 2-car
garage and several other bldgs.; be-
ing offered complete with all stock,
crops and equipment; $37 900. A
activities in Mont. Co. E x.
Ruhle Poolesyille 21S4. with RIPLEY
60-ACRE GRAZING FARM, only 80
min. drive from Silver .Sprg.; mod
erni2ed home with bedrooms in
nice setting; several outbldgs.;
stream; schools and stores close;
-S2S.750. Phone ClarksyIlle 7S6-J-5.
44-ACRE COUNTRY ESTATE
Berryville. Va.--Lge. center hall mod.
home; 4 lge. bedrms.. 2 tile baths.
2,saI garage. Various fruit trees.
430 ACRES
& mi. from Middleburg, Va. on paved
road. Strictly beef-cattle farm.
HOWARD r.. SCHAFER. WI. SAL.
S005 Wis. ave, Bethesda. Nd.
NEARLY 500 ACRES, one Of Mont
gomery Co.'S finest cattle farms.
All bldgs. modern and in excellent
repair. Beautiful a-rm., 3-bath
house; new heating system. Good
fenced 4 streams, plenty Of shade,
over 100 acres in bluegrass. A
real money-maker; $S0.000.
close-in Montgomery County. 100
acre dairy farm, new 30-cow Wash
barn. machine sheds. T-1n1. modern
house; commute to Wash Cali
agent, g BEST INTTIICUM,
Poolesyille 3411, Barnesville. Md
Evening star., 1951-06-05

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame; white or coiored;
quick settlement. Call Mr.. MILLER
ME. 1920; eyes,. 81. 6221.
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COTTAGE AND HOME near Beverly
Beach; ami; something very nice:
good swimming, boating. grabbing
and FISHING; long pier; Only q few
ssstEa0fs Sssth ReasOnsbl.. phoas %ssk sS g
EPPING FOREST. MD. t32 miles
Wssh.l: delightful home; 8 bed
rooms, completely furnished: ali
modern conveniences; swimming,
grabbing; $3.50 season (June. July
Aug.). DU $3.50. %
COTTAGE, de luxe; 2 rooms. bath
porch, on beautiful waterfront es-
tate; $1O0 per month. MI. 1870
COLONIAL BEACH-Modern cottage
gas. cleo, bath, $50 .wk. Sleeps g.
sss0 s4S wf ifotf1eEsi esi rs No slss $751; sleeps 10
SMALL COTTAGE overlookinE bay:
saGn s asies Wesk pTVnss 81 cph pier VIZ ses as7S e.
BEVERLY BEACH COTTAGES mi
p. c.. season, mo-, wk.: modern
baths, hot and cold water. Ho. 672O
COTTAGES for rent at North Beach
Md. Cali at THE LYDIA ANN COT
IAGE. 5th and Dayton ave-, North
WATERFRONT Colonial Beach. Va
Apt. 2 bedrms., kit. din. rm.. bath,
Gas, elec. S45 week. NO. 1919. II
WOODLAND BEACH-Furnished cot
tages, modern conveniences; near
beach, $55 and 500 weekly. An
napolis 1929. 7'
WOODLAND BEACH-3 bedrms.; on
the water; ami; hot shower;
BEVERLY BEACH-7-rm. rambler
accommodates s: boat dock. beach
BEACH. % miles D. C.
New cottage. furn.. ami. incl.
auto. h.w.; mod elec. kit. Avail.
June Is. BY week, week end. or mo.
BEACH, VA. = Cottage.
furnished bath electricity. gas in
cluded. Call after 4:30 pm, SH.
S763 IS
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sEAsHoRr PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

REACH, DEL, for rent.
lovely ocean front; 3-bedrm. apt;
immaculate. EN-. 1897. --6
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AUTO 8 TRUCKS WANTED

1916 TO l951--All makes. Drive in
will pay on bal. WOLFE MOTORS.
18th and K SITS. NV. Elk. 5562. .
FAIR. aUNEsT APPRAlSALS o. 40
Heksss.ssfHc HekEss g fsss Il: tss. ai'uss' :. =
Will PAY CASH for clean ears. any
ROYAL MOTORS. NC Is Ken
FOX ess' WARM VI IN WELCOME and cold
soap sesh sss sss or HasEs All = oR SsSts 'stos VS.
5000 Bladensbure I'd, Cottage City
ST 22SS. open Aves. and Sunday
WESTERN BUYEk mas immed. cash
foT nice loE mileass cars MoRRlSs sS
pKpaus HpaHEs 7SiH shcfs ds iCr sss elsan M 1sa
NC. en-. 4sQ0. Wilson blvd. al
N jackson Arl. vs. fDr Lie No
good cond; all cash. ST. $3.50,
PREwaR r 1IR CARS a Swt that are clean insid.
GOO good oIs; price. Would ike 5 or 8
194o and Al Cheyyys and Fords,
also Plymouths. Also would like 2
or IS3H FOIQS ana CONVEX tlDieS.
Com TO 800 Georgia ave. NV. or
call TU. 2636. Ask for MR.. WILL
LIAMS or MR.. COWARD. %
WANTED 100 CARS
80 to 80 Bring title. II ear y
fnsneed We win pay OF balance. No
dickerine. immediate cash See De.
fore you sell HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. l34h Que Sc nv Do 1900
'39-'41 Cadillacs Wanted
Immediate cash. up to retail ceiling
price for clean prewar Cadillacs and
La SALES. Drive in our convenient
downtown location; plenty of park
ing. SAFEWAY MOTORS. 1900 14th
st. NV. tat NJ. NO. I'LL.
CADILLACS WANTED
80 TO so models See u before
you trade or sell your Cadillac. We
will pay YOU TOD cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES l345 Que ct NV
TOP CASH
ALL MAKES
We pay of any balance
Bring title No delay
PARKWAY-FORD
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE WANTED

4 TO 4 ACRES. creek desirable. 90
miles Of Washington; phone ia.
5-706s or write Box 116-E. Star
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Many Other Fine Buys Available at Both Locations
Both Lots Open . to .; Open Wednesday. ste4
Evening star., 1951-02-18

st. Johns Episcopal Church in
Mount Rainier was the scene OF
the wedding of Miss Eleanor
Elaine White and Mr.. Harold
Morris Randall Friday evening
the Rev. Robert Clarke officiating
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson
White. The groom is the son of
Mr.. Herbert Preston Randall and
the late Mrs. Randall of Silver
Spring.
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White Photo.

"11t1s 1ts 1ON1 H L1tOs
Miss Doris Marie Kenney, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A.
Kenney Of Hyattsville, and Mr..
Robert T. Sommers, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Sommers of Greenbelt,
was married February 3 in st.
Jerome's Catholic Church in
Hyattsville, the Rev. Raymond
Cahill officiating.
After the reception at the Chew
erly Legion Home, the couple left
for wedding trip to Miami Beach.
They will reside in Rogers Heights,
Md.
Evening star., 1951-02-18

The Ninth Street Christian
Church was the scene yesterday
of the wedding of Miss Rose Marie
Grosperrin and Mr.. Ronald Roy
Hicks, the Rev. Lloyd Black
officiating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Grosperrin.
The groom's parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. William M. Hicks.