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Valley frontiersman., 1951-07-06
Airport Plans Are
 Announced by CAA

The 1851 national airport plan, listing 4,945 locations at which airports should be constructed or improved to meet existing and anticipated demands for air serv- ice over the next three years. was announced by Charles F. Horne, administrator of civil aeronau- tics.
 This is the fifth in the series of such plans prepared by the CA under the Federal Airport act of 1946. The act directed the admin istrator to prepare and revise an- nually a three-year forecast of airport construction or develop ment projects considered neces- sary to provide system of public airports adequate for the needs of civil aviation.
 No funds. federal or local. are assured by inclusion of a location in the plan. However. on the ba- sis of appropriations 10 be made by the congress. the CAA will in clude in its coming fiscal year program those locations in the
Valley frontiersman., 1951-07-06
VOLUNTEER SERVICE INVESTMENTS OPEN
 TO JULY IS ONLY

Jonn L. Mccormick, Territorial director of selective service, an nounced that any registrant be- tween the ages of l9 and 25 may enlist in the branch of service of his choice for immediate active service, even though he has had his armed forces physical exam ination.
 Mir Mccormick stated this does not apply to registrants who have received their orders to report for induction, and therefore do not have this privilege.
 This privilege is effective thru July Is, 1851, only. This does not apply to enlistments in any of the reserve components.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-07-06
Valley Visitors

Many visitors were being en- tertained this week by their friends and relatives as the Val ley blossomed out in full vacation splendor
 Brief was the visit of MT. and Mrs. Clayton Trott, sister and brother-in-law of Mrs. Ed. Blom On a circle tour from their home in Ontario, Canada, west through the States and east through Can ada, they enplaned at Vancouver for a three-day side trip to Pal mer.
 Here they were treated to a liberal taste of Alaskan wild game-moose served by their hosts, the Bloms, and caribou, smoked bear and buffalo at a dinner given by the Jim Hurley5. They also got in a day of fishing before flying to Victoria, Satur- day.
 Miss Lila Severns and George Severns, sister and father of Councilman Lloyd Severns, ar rived here Sunday from Kansas City, Kan. They drove to Tacoma and flew the rest of the way. They will be here for the rest of the month.
 Lawrence Laughlin of Cam bridge, Minn., is spending his two- week vacation at the Matanuska Experiment Station home of his brother Winston. He arrived by plane and will return the same way on July II.
 Out at the Butte, Dorothy Hur- ley's mother, Mrs. Cora B. Dow, arrived last Friday in return visit to the Valley. Many friends will remember her from her visit here two years ago.
 The James B. Orrs arrived on Friday night from Mckinley Ma tional Park to be the guests of the Tom Days. They were treated to a day of exploration on the Matanuska glacier Sunday by the Days and the Frank Trainers.
 MT. Orr presented his movie, "The Eruption of Mauna Loa" for the Kiwanis benefit show Tues day night.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-07-06
OPS Says Coal Prices No Longer Affected
 By Wage Increases

JUNEAU-Coal producers in Alaska are reminded that June 30 was the deadline for adding in- creases in wages to the selling price of their product, the Terri toriai Office of Price Stabilization said this week.
 Ceiling Price Regulation 3, dat ed February ?, permits coal pro- ducers to add to their prices the actual dollar -and-cent increases resulting from wage boosts of miners until June 30. After this date, no wage increases may be considered in adjusting coal prices.
 The OPS said increases in transportation costs may also be added to the producers price of coal until June 30
 Increases in labor and trans portation at the producer level may be passed on by the retailer, the OPS said.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-07-06
Fourth of July

CCOntlnued from Page U favorite pastime were on the pro- gram for the day.
 An enterprising youth named Skippy Coghlan, 8, rented out a horse at ten cents ride, three for a quarter. He was assisted by Gill bert Hjellen.
 The V.F.W. auxiliary sold pop corn, peanuts and hot dogs at a booth run by Mrs. May Carter and Mrs. June Nunally. At the Wa silla Grange booth, cake, coffee, pie and other pastries were of- fered for sale. Ice cream was free to all corners.
 Cut While Swimming
 Patricia Carson, daughter of Arnold Carson of Wasilla, was brought into the Valley hospital with a cut foot received while swimming Wednesday. It took five stitches to sev; up the nearly tWo-inch cut.
 Soldier Injured
 An over -exuberant soldier ot Fort Richardson ended his cele bration when admitted to Valley hospital with injuries received at Wasilla lodge the Fourth of July
 Taken to the hospital in an ar my ambulance, Pfc. Samuel A. Carver was found to be suffering from severe decorations on the hands and arms, allegedly re- ceived when he broke a window at the lodge.
 He was transferred to the Air Force hospital at Anchorage by Capt. James Yates, who made the flight for the 10th Air Rescue Squadron.
 Street Disturbance
 A street disturbance, the night of the Fourth, brought charges of disorderly conduct against two Anchorage men who received fines and suspended sentences in Commissioners Court July 5.
 James M. Carter and Kenneth R. Lawson were fined $50 apiece and given 30-day suspended sen- tences by U. s. Commissioner Dorothy B. Saxton, following guilty pleas made by both men. The charges were made by the Alaska Highway Patrol.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-07-06
LIST VESSEL Mo FOR ALASKA STEA

C. l.. Nelson, local released today the fol formation from the Alas ship Go. regarding the n of vessels destined for ports.
 SS George Olson, sched sail from Seattle June l3, at Seward and Anchorage. in; freight received in PalI
 SS Victoria, scheduled to from Seattle June 23. calling Seward Vessel in; no freight ceived yet in Palmer.
 NV Square Sinnet, schedule, to sail from Seattle June A, cali-' ing at Seward, Valdez and sev- eral other ports.
 NV Susitna, scheduled to sal from Seattle June 29, calling at Seward and Anchorage. Not in.
 SS John Quick. scheduled to sail from Seattle June 29, calling at Seward and Anchorage. Not in.
 SS Diamond Cement, scheduled to sail from Seattle June 30, call ing at Seward. Not in.
 MT. and Mrs. Bill Remple ars vacationing in Valdez this week
Valley frontiersman., 1951-07-06

plan which show the greatest need.
 For it's own guidance the CAA has estimated the cost of the work outlined in the plan at S662, ,000, : 900, which would require S323,- TOOL in federal funds and $338, : 100000 in local sponsor funds. Among the 4,945 locations listed in the 1851 planl30 are in the ter ritories.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-07-06
VAcATIONING OUTSIDE

Mrs. C. C. Bailey and daughter Jewel are vacationing with Mrs. Bailey's parents, Mir. and Mrs. O. E. Griffith of Bremerton, Wash ington, and renewing acquaint- ances at the Mason clinic in Se- attle.
 They plan to be gone about a month.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-07-06
BoYS MEET BEAR

Gordon GanschoW and Colln Mick reported yesterday morning that they saw a black bear cross Airport Road from the Snodgrass- Newcombe hay field to the woods on the other side.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-07-06

MT and Mrs Bill Remple ars vacationing in Valdez this week.
Evening star., 1951-01-24
AUTOMOBILES a FOR SALE
PLYMOUTH l941 2.door sedan;

rsSSoO5H s!ss !H4RksH Ise aof0ks sasSE ''Ss2 s5i
Penna. ave. Sc. -25
PLYMOUTH 1949 de luxe club coupe;
original blue finish like new; heater;
S1.395 TREW MOTOR co, 9Th
and Fla; ave. ne. FIR. 1889.
chemically Al; S195. Phone sH.
PLYMOUTH 1912 de luxe business
coupe; recond, motor; excel. cond.;
$3.50; pvt, party. DU. 1046. rs
PONTIAC 1nd ..t. ~ Id; dr.. r. b; 1 9wner
PoNTIAc late aS'V 1850. station wason;
ter. Mid-Century tires. spotlight, r.
and h.; all access, 4,20O mi; clean
asisSsnssa;r th,aSsnG1,; $50 s2.49S OIL. 254s'
PONTIAC II 4-dr.; heater, orig.
owner. Phone 10. 2-5S00. "a
PONTIAC l94S streamliner IS" Sc
dan; 2-tone, r. and h, HYDRA, GUS
ssTSs; %9ISE S5a SoroRss sass i5ts fssSs nd q
PONTIAC 1910 sedan; S245. Look
fed Rg. our " tss asssSd "a; 1871 Bladensburs
As0.h|A. oNcCOV,
PONTIAC 40 de luxe Streamliner
"-dr., HIM. r. and h.. seat covers,
Wv, durable dark blue. low mile
age: we've known this car since new;
S1,675. RON PONTIAC. INC, 1920
Wis; ave. Bethesda. OIL. 5000. .-.2s
PONTIAC so .S-cyl.. Chieftain 2-dr.;
low mi; $1,000, FA. a224.
PONTIAC '46 4.dr.; r. and h.. excel.
body, Al mech: cond., fully guar
MOTORS. Chrysler-Plymouth, IS
Kennedy st. NV. TU. 243S. -26
PONTIAC 1850 HYDRA Matte sedan
coupe; 81 ,s94. Look for our big ad.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bla-
densburg Rd., Ii, 3-SSOO.
er.. plastic seat covers: glossy black
fnish; excellent condition through
out; $685.: terms. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. 1345 Que st. NV. .pU.
mmacala.e; te!o sfasben soo Tssoe FEoop poN
TIAC. 1921 Conn, wO. $500
Evening star., 1951-01-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN so club coupe: executive
car with low mileage; beautifully
cared for: spotless green finish: a
luxury you can afford. $500. 30
TORS. 1l@5 18th St. NV. RE. 4232.
LINCOLN 40 Cosmo. conv.; beautiful
black finish; fully equip, including
Hydra-Matic; ROYAL Master tires.
Ks new nsx MAYFhoWER sGP S9l Mo4oRs a9fay
ll25 18th st. NV. RE. 4232. -36
LINCOLN '4S club coupe; r. and h..
overorive. w.s.-w tires; custom made
interior; low mileage: l owner car.
The buy OF the week 81 .095. 30
dSy guarantee: MAYFLOWER MO
TORS, 1925 18th st. NV. RE. 4232.
LINCOLN so COSMOPOLITAN 4-dr.
sedan; fully equip. including Hydra
Matte; luxuriously styled interior;
10000 miles: showroom appearance.
Today's pest buy at S2,695. 3O-day
guarantee. MAYFLoWER MOTORS.
LINCOLN l947 Custom sedan; r., h.,
METRoPoLITAN MoToRs. 1900 90
Bladensburg rd. rs
M. G. As TC roadster: $4,000 miles;
S9od Ssa1 c1nd,; On s. s. '$75. JOHN CLIFFORD,
MERCURY l947 conv.; new top. new
leopard upholstery throughout; r.
and h.. spotlight. Wv. tires, Cad.
hub, dual exhaust for smoother eng.
Sseo or best offer. DE. 939s after 4.
MERCURY so 4-dr. sedan: Roanoke
green finish; custom made interior;
& AK guarantee: M MAYFLoWER eNt1gs' MO- o
TORS. 1925 18th st. NV. RE. 1922.
MERCURY AZ de luxe 5.pass., @S coupe,
exSslIfpt sHhHfn.c. tiEes; nsoeai se45 = GAPiToL
IND 81. NV, ST. $500.
MERCURY I949 custom-built, con-
yerted TO so; plastic interior; ma
tires, wheel shields. fully equip;
4-dr. sedan; must be seen to be
appreciated $1,000 or best offer.
MEkcURY 40 s-Dassenger coupe! eo r.
snd ass,,ttf;,, h; oyerdriye spotless interior.
day guarantee. MAYFLOWER MO-
TORS. 1925 18th st. NV. RE. 1892.
MERCURY Al club sedan. very clean;
$4,000 miles: all extras; reason
soIe; $500. Phone UN. 42sy after
NASH ls4s Ambassador convert. ex-
eel. eond;, new top, good tires. This
driven, price $500. Mr. Mr., 'StS FAUs.
SET, WA. 1871 after pm.
NASH 1946 sedan; radio and heater;
excellent exec condition; 500 or best
NASH 1916 de luxe sedan; beautiful
little little car; lady, sacrifice; s495, full
18Th and R. I. ave ne. a4.
NASH 1916 sedan: 1894. Look for
our big ad. AUTO Wholesalers,
VA Bladensburg Rd.,. Ii. 3-ss0O.
NASH 40 sedan; S1,O94. Look for
our big ad. AUTO WHOLESALERS.
~ Bladensburg Rd., Ii 3-SS00.
Nnsa nieaFe ns4s I,fe fdr nss de luss ssad h 10y
MHoToR rs sgoo co, 1000 Ga. ave. Nv
NASH i947 4-dr.; s7oo: Immaculate
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. Wo.
NASH 40 4-dr.; overdrive, weather.
,, eye ,Lsating; 2-speaker radio; 81 ,275.
OWNER GIL. 44oo, Ext. 2s7, after z.
NASH 1916 Club coupe; black finisb;
beat this one. only S745. CoLoNIAt
OLDSMOBILE CO., l241 9Th ST. ne.
gust of Fla. ave., Ii. 7-a34O, Open
daily, to 8; Sun. IL 10 5. -25
NASH 40 900" 4-dr.; overdrive, r.
and h. covers, dark green finish. low
mil; $l,29o. GARY MOTORS, 1900
Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-331o.
oLDsMoBME 1o4s conv. coupe:
oLDsMoBiIE 1a4e 4-dr. rs" I Hyd2a-
Matte sedan: by owner; very clean;
S975. RA. 1868 Pc
Evening star., 1951-01-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
STUDEBAKER 4S conv. coupe; i'm.
maculate: 81 1876. SHARKEY MO.

STUDEBAKER 4S conv. coupe; inn
maculate; S1195. SHARKEY MO.
TORS, 1854 Penna. ave. Sc. ---25
STUDEBAKER AZ Champion sedan;l
value, only Ss65 WHEELER, INC,
1900 Wisconsin. Chrysler-Plymouth,
saaOls3kER IN llss23kER ls47 coupe, two-door,
equipped; $795. LA 6-9776. NET
RoPoLTTAN MOTORS, 1000 Bla-
sTUDEBaKER 1s41 skyway sedan:
S395; Look for our big ad., AUTO
WydHoLEsALERs, VI 5gSS 1871 Bladensburg
sTUDEBAKER 1850 sedan. like new.
ME4Ropori4Aa ssE5pged = t4S' m+oRs Ia ea71s ,aG6
sfn6nBsRER sfinS6fhss9fE RI is4o Champion ss coach.
RopER e" 'Hsia 18Th and is'fGs r. + ave. sls. ne.
generator, wiring. dist, carb.. clutch.
sen for 5000 or best offer ia.
sTuDEBSKEsRR is4s Champion s-pas-
senger coupe; heater. overdr; good
cond.; one owner; $500, 10. s-561s.
sTUDEEAKER 40 Champion de luxe
] sFnais o'osft Pra@ iter enas6er 44ooo miies; iHan
Cal or. / j 50. s to 10 pm.
NILLYS civilian jeep; $3.50 cash:
power take-of. BAILEY PARKING
LOT, rear 1741 New York ave. -25
Evening star., 1951-01-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS Al "66" sedanette; Hydra
Matic, r. and h., covers. dark blue
IT9Rs, 1890 Good Hope rd. Sc.
oLDsMoBBIIIIE 1e4s "es" TG Hydpa-
Matte. Club sedan; 1,249. Look for
our big ad. AUTO WHOLESALERS.
n, M nS,,Bn.i BBlnadensh1rg Rd:. Ii; 3.ss0o.
aufo I RHoLEs%nERg s9Gk R2T opT f4s pis Ba Ia
densburg Rd.. Ii. 3-ss00
OLDSMOBILE 1916 "76'' club sed.;
Hydra. green fin; low mileage; fully
seeet sssp sae Sesuts coLoNAn esT L IpsMo sTs5s Fe
BILE CO.. la41 9Th st. ne. Just
of Fla. ave). Ii. 7-934O. Open
oLDsMoBiLE is47 4-dr. Ss9sa; two
tone tone nad.te,, sIteen; fully fully eauipi; Hydra;
MAE fadef5G oIDsMoBE aa%5s faF oo sse' a{ Gota th
st, ne. Gust of Fla. aveD. Ii.
Obs 5 1919 "a IS" a-dr. sedan; $3.50
Or best offer; original owner. AK.
oLDsMoBlLE 1e4s sedan: a clean
car; radio and heater: attractively
aKERs eTifss 81 sodayS maTke e. Ts45 Ss
II lIntson ns shopping Center; ov. o35o;
ODS - f-uI. seodh' ana
ca Car hyass ssS res expo Il e. eaDnEAc eatI1f1des
oLDsMoBILE CO. 1aas sand st.
OLDs 40 model "ss' Cdr. sedan:
r.. and b.. Hydr., seat covers: this
eAPfToh alPSiaedns sn5 Plisee 81 sfl
oLDSMOBILE 1910 sedan; s35a5. I; LOOK
for our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
SALERs, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Il.
rae1xkD SsGH 1s4e 4-ar,; r; and h. and
I'd. NE, Ii. 1920. -25
PACKARD 1871 sedan: 1895. Look
snr fST rRs our pig al si.daI AuTo WHOLE "
:sa sss, lsas siso 2s Can 5ss 81 9gfsg ggfy
PACKARD 1850 ..s'; overdrive: excel.
, :ond 1.5oo. Phone Of; 1884. -25
PACKARD iaC! IR;I.a ~ a "lio' 10 a-dr. ! owner,
sody Top mech he@ eond sss sse5 0fsos1ldl Ro9hL
MOTORS. Chrysler-Piymouth. is
PACKARD I947 clipper "i65S 4-dr.
sedan; .overdrive: r. and h.. defroster,
are ssna s6nd sis neS tres Can and Be- usss ssen
sYs sgsskdsSs sgon. stssF Isl IA; S;2o and ali dsy
PLYMOUTH 1916 4-dr. Special de
%, luxe; .so Sg25. ~; 7.64s0. -2s
luxe sedan; S305. SHARKEY MO-
TORS. lisa Penna. ave. Sc. -25
PLYMOUTH 1940 club coupe: S1.249
Look for our big ad AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladnesburg Rd., Ii.
PLYMOUTH LSsa9i 1s41 2-dr. Special de
luxe; new tires, beautiful paint,
clean inside: $500. KIRK MOTOR
Co. 1000 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 1900.
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-dr.; new bat
{feearys and and ssarter; motor excel;
PLYMOUTH 1e47 4-dr. Special de
luxe sedan; orig. black finish; like
ssS; ssssSsi; spotlsss TsEw intsTi9E Sd%opr and h;
rITMonra fnd e. a'e 1873 as 4dr Ea 17sa sp.c. d.
1f sff4 sfeeR rRRW Rsh hs MoToR ReR CO.. and sfS h
and Fla. ave. ne. FIR. 1882.
PLYMOUTH '4S Special club coupe,
radio. heater; beautiful dark green
only ST .095. WHEELER, INC, $500
Wissconsin. Chrysler-Plymouth, EN-.
PLYMOUTH '3s 4-dr. sedan; 10000
actual miles: interior and paint like
Ten nsse; sss5 DfsIsi5i MSYr1owER wfasle'sGes %os
TORS. 1875 18TH st. NV. RE. 4232.
-26
Evening star., 1951-01-24
AUTOS g. TRUCKS WANTED
fconfinued)
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '46 half-ton panel; Al
overhauled, dark green color. gua:-
aanteed. $3.50; CALL CARL MOTORS.
INC; o949 Georgia ave, NV, GE
HUDsoN 1910 pickup; s.-ton. One
MOTORS, INC, 5949 Ga. ave. NV,
Fokp oa: -f54' 1s4'7 s-eyl 1-ton panel; s4s green,
ready for work; $685.. Also '47
Ford S-cyl 1-ton panel; same con-
dition; $685.. Also AS Ford ha-ton
po ofd 'ass ss46 kf i4as fs~ St. s7eT Fu IoqAs
REQ 1945 dump truck; s-yard body.
foS f,speeG @o1. axe ssoed good rubber ready
GMc 1915 Model d Fl Fcao3; Rii 'sos, s.ton 4 hy4
very low mileage; good tires; in ex-
Gel; mech. cond.;, reas. priced. 5000.
Gal N. T: Hasek. RE. $500 A. P.
MoopsoE ssD aSs y CO. 9th st. at Mjchi-
FORD PICKUP. 1s4e. s-cylinder:
nT new battery, oade good tires. $3.50. Call
DODGE ':94s :4s. IA tons. 1a-ft. va van:
.Io 5o4s aLn6te meter; s495' or best offer
crosby 194s truck; r. and h.: s9 800
FORD 1887 sedan delivery; kept UP
to high-standard condition; paint
body, motor. very extraordinary con-
ss sRsn NV, tSp4s 81: ssoal asF0Fo' iii 1I4 Issh
DODGE 1912 .1-ton panel. engine
VA "a iRsDeetlsn; $SSs, Ok 0aa asoo%S5 o0eS;
good mechanical cond.: S3a5. Jo.
,,;sS s;IssSnS after 6 pm. 81
BODY excel, eohs'' saseH' $3.50. vi. 5Sss s'sts
CHEVROLET 1850 e-ton stake prod
uce truck: 2-speed axle; driven IA
600 mi; cost S2.947' nIus Si7o
extras; extra $3.50, Ex. 1875; FA. Ie42.
WMLYs 194s 1s-ton panel; low mile
Price. IS; ss45. CHEVY HH CHASE sf@,St!SoP, MoToR
cyss eXss; and Sun; OIL, ,6loo. -25
CHEVROLET 1897 la-ton fiat bed;
f1%sk g0od rueper pp9r. Wo9ld S1l make ideal farm
MoToRr rt!es ce sas5 75 1is SHExx ave- cHAss dps5
ewes, and Sun. OF. eI00i. -Sb SeA
sTUDEBAkER 1949 I-ton stake; dual
Theels; excellent cond.; guaranteed.
TT1fed Tns ID sS92i 42c CHEVY CHASE MO
eyes; and Sun. OIL. sio0. GS5 'N
CHEVROLET 194S 1-ton stake; low
mileage; excel. mechanical condition;
nice. Priced ssa5. CHEVY CHASE CHASE
MOTOR CO. 7725 wis. ave. Open
eyes and Sun. OIL. 6100. -25
GREAT DANE semitrailer 32'6~ tan
Gem: lo0ox22: airbrakes. insulated.
refgr.; So, 800 cash. or will finance
to responsible party. Cali Ex' 2I6S
= m. I'll pm. -25
SPRING PICKUP SPECIALS
,4s Stude; 1a-ton p.u.; h. & d. Ss25
=! Int. Seton p.u; b. and d. STg5
Al Int. a4-ton: SIT stake S335
MALONEY'S, INC.
S126 Ga. Ave. S. s., Nd. sH 3a2o
Evening star., 1951-01-24
GARAGES

GARAGE WANTED, vicinity Missouri
and New Hampshire aves. Must be
Gry. Double garage preferred. Call
TU. 0500
FOR RENT-Georgia and Ingraham
single. 81. Double, SO. RA. 6157.
GARAGE, 2-story. lge. garage, can
be used for storage. plumbers use,
or painters use, ETC.; will give lease
70 suit tenant. Apply GORDON
=: BROS MARKET, 2740 14th st. NV
OK
Evening star., 1951-01-24
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

1916 OR I947 chrysler or De Soto
and $1,000 cash for 1850 Nash
Ambassador, custom 4-dr. sedan.
with 400 400 miles; Car has HYDRA,
Nv; wa pres; 5oam-rubber cushions,
purchased new October 26, 1850
and is immaculate. Phone FA. 1864.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
HudHEs III fs 10y 7sia Ralease aa aye Sars MoRRIs Sg
WOULD LIKE TO PURCHAsE from ma a
sedan. '46-'4s; would consider a
convertible In exceptionally fine cond.
ToN. TeS at p1. eash; e4so, Call MIR. EDMoNs:
100 CARS AT oNcE-1s4s to a 1881.
Al makes and station wagons. No
telephone appraisals, We must see
Soe5 sosb car ear, to giiye you the highest
PAID for aioe We will yoag psy 81 ssr DsIabss Is not
CASH u WOLFE G SGo5 MoToRas!e 5fa!e 1877 18Th more .ne
< sts; NV. EX. 5562.
AM INTERESTED in clean late-model
ca car; aI nave w ali cash; No dealers. MR..
PRIVATE PARTY wants 1947 Iud-
son or Buick. Box 147-K, Star.
PREMIUM PRICES for clean. late
1Ynuoel cars. EDMOND'S MOTORS,
INC. CHI. 1900, Wilson blvd. at
n jackson, Arl., Va. Dr. Lie. No.
100 CARS NEEDED for the South
Cal US for the highest dollar
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave
NV. IA. 4S00. 40
FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALS OF al,
MAKES of cars are assured al
ME 040O
ANY MAKE. ANY MODEL
Drive in open lot. See Mr.. Beach
for cash. trade. terms.
MOTORS. 1910 14th St. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-24
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

coLEsyILLE RD.1,About ai2 acres
cent to commercial area, 3S6-ft.
front on Colesville I'd; offer invited
LOUIS ?, sHoSiEMAKER. 1719 x st.
HoMl; shab With san he EXTRA nssa Lots Lot Of
house is 2-bedroom bungalow with
on NV. heat ano garage; located
in silver Spring in active residential
section; entire 3 acres and home,
.Sls.95O; Just the thing for builder
RIPLEY. Realtor, 81. Gill. Open
sIoO DN., sas MO. buys for 81 900,
%, 22 acres woodland; Ito mi. south
FoRciEDS TO SELL and e1o CsS acres.
including knoll. overiooking Bailan-
trae estate at fashionable Langley,
virginia.; $4,000 will deliver. at no
extra cost, complete plans for un-
usual. modern. 3-bedroom rambler
9y n1, AaISsRRiteets aSRs Deigert and Yeqrkes.
one To TEN-AcRE tracts; $3.50 0 to
CLINTON NoRBEcK. clarksburss, k s,
'1s ah 5:vs4s 1sqsss 4ass 81 q ss' 5sss
at Lanham Park. city. water. one
block from modern Lanham elemen-
taFy school IAN. auditorium and
cafeteria are Just being .installeal. .
ndSaM.. Prone and s electric available. and
Pennsylvania train transportation.
$3.50 Easy tsams Il aesired edild1Rs Fof
directions or further information,
call t. r. HALEY HYattsville Ss 9l97,
WOODED h,acre homesites; only
D. c. in Prince Georges County on
SEiSFoEb e ssE sHEkTzERo' III oHfdso re- 22Si,
Close 70 70 SILVER SPRING. several
SERSAKb II" +. BKosfusa.n Eess an0 RssiteF ssEeF.
H5lTLGEEsr-Dsst5aele Il ,5s s bldg. site, 3 80
monthly until paid for. 7, D,
SEAT PLEAsANT@3 level lev bldg. sites
ready for, DEVELOPMENT. sewer and
water. Call Mr.; Ingham. Ma. 1850;
f,Es fsyss. o OIL. 2l4a 9bf ~, J; RUPERT MoH,
TWO BuiLDING stii IGo LoTs s'ti in Il peacefai s
sssidential section Of Garrett Park.
Ma; On paved ST., level and land
sassa sset eae asheF so sever ss aRS s5S ovD.p in
at, $500 each Near rail and bus,
schools. Call Major Lane. Ma $500.
evenings, WI. $3.50. BOSS q
PHELPS. INC l417 K st. NV. -26
seven RESIDENTIAL LOTS, 57x127:
LO, 5-3445 after 5 pm. 90.
FORTY.ONE wooded lots Greater
Capitol Hts. location. 61st and NJ
sts.. Price. $4,000. For sale in its
HUGH B. CONNER, 1897 K st
NV. RE. 1850. -25
FORESTVILLE. ? blocks off Marlboro
pike-2o lots. 50x125 all Level and
CLEAR; water and sewer avail; price.
$4,000.
. acres level ground. 800 Wheeler
REALTY ,se ne. stS9oe is45 Good HfR Aope Ma ad
&c. LII. 4-3400 VI aQsR
Evening star., 1951-01-24
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

FACTORY REBUILT MoToRs-we
have available for immediate deliv-
cry Ford '29- Chevrolet '34-'47
We can order Buick Chrysler De
Doto. Olds.. Pontiac. Studebaker and
WHY'S; terms as low as SI1
monthly: installation can be ar
ranged. MONTGOMERY WARD.
Alexandria. Va. Al 1900
Evening star., 1951-01-24
AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRICK. any size lob; prompt
service; reas: local or long distance
IA 2937; after pm, GE. l4I6.
FEDERAL DUMP TRUCK and driver
for hire. Call DU. s416 or Ii.
Evening star., 1951-01-24
RAIlERS

1916 NATIONAL a5-ft, trailer. hot
water heater, elec. refgr. AL 0259.
TRAILERS bought, sold and dis
played; any size; bring them out;
cash 1000 Central ave. HI. $3.50.
1850 ZIMMER 34-ft., sleeps 6, fully
equipped; same condition as new
but cheaper. Ii. $4,000, Ext
4-22l9. Monday through Friday.
HEETER TRAILER SALES. serwyn
now has lge display of both new
and used trailers; very good assort-
ment; clean used trailers ranging
IN size from Is to SO II. priced
from $500 to So $50, terms 9 to <
Yrs Phone TO. 5l1l
GLIDERS AND LA SALLES-1o5l
models are now on display; ali
equipped with showers. flush toilets.
elec. refgr. and modern conveniences;
prices starting as low as So, ,695. de-
ilvered; small down payments and as
iong as four years to pay s232
Georgia ave; also our new loc. at
Waterloo. Md. COLLIE MOTOR Il
TRAILER CO. 81. $500 or Water
Evening star., 1951-01-24
AVIATION

RETURNING TO ACTIVE DUTY, will
sell my interest in Springfield Air
port. or, reduce inventory of new
and used parts. instruments, para
ehutes, tools and equipment; steel
Tor sale. include 1949 Taylorcraft.
$3.50; cub, recovered, $3.50; cub.
needs some fabric. $500; also cub,
ready to recover, with materials.
$500; Cos h.p. engines; cub,
Aeronca and StinSon: 10 parts. Carl
Alex. S342. -36
WHY PAY CITY PRICES? Let us
90 your aircraft and engine work,
Save up to sos on labor. EASTERN
SHORE AIR. SERVICE Easton. Nd,
Easton 1131 Wash. TU. 400
Ext 4ls after 8. Free pick up and