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in our 5o-acre development on Coles
vile rd. past Silver Spring. Md.
Full price $1,000 q lot. RA. 22OO.
UPPER 10th ST. AREA-shepherd
Park; rambler sites. only so cents
RA. 2"00; ewes. GE. O5is.
RES. COM. LOTS on acreage. Tell
EsrS%E Is S9qE ne needs sao, MORGAN RI. REAL
aS ACRES, good frontage on Lees
land, nice stream; is mi. to Chain
BEATTY RsSfsl pf!esd co J2 K se do7Ho 7fHoENEFs M!4
BEAUTIFUL BLDG. SITE on Daniel
lane. lane. Chevy Chase. p: C.--BetWeen
frontage. ready to build on; also
have similar site on Daniel I'd. just
over District Line in Md. GEORGE
!. BoRGER. 643 Indiana ave. Ma.
FRXNcoNIA. VA, 30 min. from
lively Cleared 1885, araVel Vs dTiye. dfiyS.
well nearly completed. Ready for
boISins bo16a0g K R1 Bsi!a ssa3E 3TEourownNetsgh-
1893 i$th sT. NV; 42-ft. front.
PERRY ERR s. b. ~ s24' Fs5f; g. dS4s' RTlSe s Mh
VA sUBDIvIsION-2 adjoining lots.
each "a acres, 150-ft. frontage,
800 IT. deep; beautiful surrounding
hillside; near convenienceS; water
on property: excel. financing for
building; So. $50 ca or $4,000 for
both. Call OBIE L.. WARRINGTON
AGENCY, OW. 1922 "a
SILVER SPRING-We have 2 re.
corded lots in a court Just OF Geor-
gia ave. at Plyers Mill I'd, ready
TO go; sewer and water, etc: only
81 900 apiece; must be sold as q
group terms to responsible pur.
chaser WooDsIDE REALTY CO.
HILLCREST--A lovely lot on Both
and Camden. 75x157; ideal for
basement-type rambler; $4,000. vi.
LAKE BANCROFT: beautiful wooded
60. 796 So. IT. Priced $3.50. rerms gre.
4? hASEs u Co. o 2ofS GS wilson aHsd egd: TaE
sox2oo lots; Bsr-
wyn hRts.. Edmonston rd.; $1,000
ca. or $4,000 cash. all 4. TU. 5297.
SECTION In Silver
Spring, Acre lots. $1,000 per lot.
Call after 8 pm. JU. S-519s.
The valley" Silver Spring; will
subordinate. trust to builder propos.
Ing immediate construction. J. s.
HOMES. OR. 5l22; 10 am. to noon
only --23
CONTINUED on Next Paeel
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
PROPERTY FOR SALE

8O61a EYE ST. N.W.-1st. COM, base
ment street entrance; to shop or
business. st and End fl. now being
made into apis. Ow7e- leaving D. c.,
quick sale desired sTROUP, RA
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

NEW BUILDING. second commercial
downtown, 1000 50. IT.; suit. print
shop. machinery. etc. RA. 1920.
End COMMERCIAL. $500 SO. It,.
turing etc: VACANT; Apply ~ , H
1868 1st ST. s;E.-l-stery brick
edats 6lds oG sa IT, Ro HsS h heat eERN IN
4ah fl~.i AND mAi l. ?sTs SIS: N.w.-Lot approx.
3:200 50. it.. excellent for parking,
Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO,
srea-Bniidins 3Ox50 It.; maintains
tsmperstgre tempe R p, q dk 10 sds, degrees bslow
BIZ Bids cGysNnRriT washlRst9pi D Co., e; rs rs.
Downtown location. Agreeable with
business or ofhces. Vacant. Ia.
SILVER SPRING
Modern building. especially designed
for use by distributor requiring
showroom. ofhces and shop or stor-
age. $500 50. it.. excellent space.
Private parking. Centrally located.
Available about May /.
WEINBERG & BUSH
1907 H st. NV, Realtors, Ma. $500
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OFFICES & STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

GA. DESIRES unfurnished ONCE.
vicinity 18th and K. ST 8761.
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CORNER 9th and PA. AVE
300 9th st. NV. about 9 900 So. IT,
end f.. elevator, suitable for COM
mercial purposes or Offices; reason
able. Apply $40 F st. NV, Rm. 10
BOND BLDG. 1404 N. Y. ave. NV
Now available.
Room 431. ski #.
Room 419. l2x1Sft.
Room 332, 11xI7 It.
All rooms to be redecorated to ten
ants requirements
KASS-BERGER, INC. EN- 500
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT
6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

20. 900 SO. FIT. Of ground centrally
located; pvt. r.r. siding and office
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

plant in Kenilworth, Nd. at b q,
Hne Will sell plant on leased ground
or lease plant and ground. Also CON
slider selling equipment for removal
Call MIR. CAVE. LII. 4-14OO. -22
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PARKWAY ESTATES

months old, CT financed 3-bedroom
rambler, ideally situated for family
with Young children. Immediate oc-
cupancy; pay $4,000 cash and as
sumo monthly payments Of $61.63.
Directions: Out Rte. so through
Cheverly Shopping Center, turn left
al sign for Defense Heights and
Parkway Estates to 4S14 Rockford
drive DSs
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10th AND PA. AVE, GAS Pa. ave
EEsasonable. Res Apply $40 F st. NV,
Evans Va, BUILDING. 1920 New w York
ave ave eh;S nv. Available Immediately.
auirements. OI'f PENN N ses PRoPERTrEs, g2RT Es-
Suite 616. Evans Bldg, ME. 1107
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG. = Ofices
available for professional. interna-
tlofai: ;1otian: emphasizes and trade organ
THREE-ROOM SUITE Of over 500
So. It; Reasonably priced at 500 per
mo; kASS-BERGER. INC. EN-. S1OO
LIVE AT WORK-Suite arranged as
once and apt; See 924 Kennedy st
7;I4 n;x; Key Wo at SS2; S$2: Call OWNER; RE
1 OR Coon RMS. in law off, ofiices,
9l2 Dupont Circle Bldg, rent reas,
SSecretarial service, if desired, AD.
FURNISHED OFFICE. room. nea,
Statler, available Immediately Cali
RENT TO ARCHiTECT or licensed
enaineer: available May j. without
lease, about 800 So. it, good ioca-
ton; good windows; share toilet and
]anitoT service. Call J. W. BURCH-
F ST. AT 9th. 527 9th st. NV: BRIGHT
II6l 10th sT. NV, 2nd f.: . large
office rms; with pvt. bath and kit /;
LUs41NP Ss SeaslSRi sRRLTY yeFg CO. reas rent 9ib
VIC. MAYFLOWER HOTEL, at Conn.
ave, modern well furnished office
TO share, pvt bath; use of phone;
very reas. RE. 56S6. day or night.
1917 18th ST. N.w.-Avall. immed
Large bsmt. office; $50 per mo. Also
$500 oS'y coSN dss OfifI AVE. SWESce ST 25aS t fol
dr., dentist, etc; suite constg of
900 50. it. 4 lge., rms. recep. rm !;
immed. occup. Apply LEO NJ, BERN
SLElS 3 u M& = G{2o 81; Realtors l4l5 K st.
FURNISHED PVT. OFFICE in law
yEns yer,s suite Colorado Bldg. Ma.
DESK sPACE-Mail and telephone
service. Desk available with mail.
telephone, .secretarial and switch
I offices, not crowded. Located in
Suite No. 4. zin HIll Bids S39 nth st.
1ath AND ND N. !? Y, AVE. Nw.-Elev. off
bldg. 3 to = rm. suite. completely
decorated. in whole or in part; i'm
med: occup.; reaS. rent; elec., eve.
service and char service included in
rent. Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN 4
CO., Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME.
DOWNTowN-Pvt. office and recep.
rm., elev,. office bldg. newly dec
grated: immed. occup LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN e. CO. Realtors. l4l5
K, st NV. NE. 5400.
SPRING. suite of 3 Offices
and semiprivate washroom. opp.
Suburban Trust, end floor; can get
5-yr: lease at $50. RIPLEY g.
2 rms, lavatory. newly
decorated. 1st fl. front. Suit for
professional man, real estate Office,
etc. Apply CUMBERLAND APIS.
l4th and Thomas Circle. Ask for
Mr.. Mccarthy. -22
Piney Branch rd.--Real estate organ
iZation has Office space available In
modern building for lawyer, ac-
countant, real estate broker or man
ufacturer's representative. etc. Park
ing available. For details, call GE.
1897 ~
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4-BEDRMS.-S12,950

fully equip. kitchen, 2 bedrms. and
bath ond 1st H.; . bedrms. and room
for bath on 2nd A.; full bSmt. with
recr. room workshop laundry and
outside entrance. Convenient loca-
tion; liberal terms.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
UN. 1866. HY. 0636. WA. 1855
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$4,000 DOWN
Assume GI loan; 3-bedrm., 1-bath
home, all on one floor: kitchen with
dining area; fenced lot; gas &C
heat; reasonably priced at $4,000
$4,000 DOWN
Holm Hall rambler. at S15,95O: all
brick; l4-acre, fenced lot; 3 bed.
rooms, elec. kitchen with disposal,
washer.
1a ACRE
North Arlington. Colonial; frst-fioor
powder room, 3 bedrms. and bath,
rec. room w/frepl., garage, porch.
sundeck, small dollhouse: oil heat;
priced at $24,75O. Call Mr.. Tom
mast JA. $4,000; evenings. OV
BOSS & PHELPS INC
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It's a Honey

Four bedrooms, 2 of knotty-pine. All
throughout: basement. $14,750. $4.-
500 cash. Assume CT loan.
MILLS REALTY CO.
ANNANDALE, VA. FA. 0999
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HYATTSVILLE
Sin 5nn-TERMS

Zoned 1st commercial; semidet.: 3
rms; > complete apartments; auto.
oil heat, 2 baths: now being used
as day nursery; cash above $4,000
first mortgage: owner leaving for
farm: possession; lot Anchor fenced.
1905 Crittenden st. Close to every
thing.
w. w. Lewis, Realtors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-30
Costumes
BY ELEM SAKEs
Fashion Editor

NE jorrine note ii q COS
tune, and the fashionable
effect con be lost com
pietely. A handbag IS one
Of the most important
wordrobe accents ond
should Be judged il relo-
ton to the things with
which It will be worn, your
height ond, Of course. your
own toste. Paying otten-
tion to these things will in
sure costume harmony.
imports from all overtime
world ore oddino TO the
hondsosneness and novelty
OF fhe hondboo picture for
spring and summer. From
Fronce and ltoly come
T1ony new shapes, textures
ond leather treatments.
There olso IS much use OF
cloth and plostic.
Seward seaport record., 1952-02-29
President Asks For Supplemental
 AHA Appropriation

President Truman, in a sup 2 plemental appropriation request sent to the Hill last week, asked Congress to grant $1,125,O00 to increase the Alaska Housing Au- thority revolving fund to it's full authorized strength of $15 mil lion.
 Appropriations of $13,875,OOO have been made to the revolving fund, against which commit ments of approximately $13 mil lion have been made or are in progress.
 The fund is used to finance preconstruction loans to private contractors for purchase of ma terials and equipment, construc ton loans otherwise unavailable in the Territory for individual homes, direct construction in smaller towns where no private sponsors can be found, and small character loans to Indians, Aleuts and ESkimoS for conStruc- tion of minimum standard hous- ing in remote areas.
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VETERANS WARNED BY VA. ON LOAN RESPONSIBILITY

Veterans who sell their homes and let the purchasers assume the 4 per cent GI. loans remain personally responsible for the payment of the loan, according to the Veterans Administration
 The VA has cautioned World War II veterans not to sell their property without making certain that their interests are protected. The best way to do that, the VA said, is to have the purchaser pay cash or arrange, a loan in his own name.
 The VA pointed out that prop erty is more easily sold with the favorable 4 per cent G.I. mort gage remaining in effect-a fac tor that should influence the selling price.
 However, a veteran selling his property with the G.I. loan in tact runs the risk of later having to pay all or part of the debt re- sulting from default by the new owner.
 Should the new owner of the property fail to keep up the mortgaga payments, the holder of the GI. mortgage can fore close.
 When the proceeds of the sale resulting from the foreclosure do not cover the amount of the G.I. loan outstanding, the differ ence may remain a debt against
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GIRL SCOUT AND BROWNIE BAKE SALE SATURDAY

The bake sale which will be held by the Seward Girl Scouts and Brownies at the Seward Trading Co. store on Saturday, March i from 10 am. to pm, is to raise money for the March of Dimes. Any donations of cakes, cookies, pies, pastries, candies, etc, will be greatly ap preciated. Contact Mrs. Malin at Grafield 109.
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the veteran. The VA has to pay the holder of the mortgage for tha guaranteed portion of the debt.
 The veteran will then owe the government the net amount of that payment, plus interest.
 Veterans faced with the prob lem of foreclosure on property
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A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Dom Lee in Seward Gen eral Hospital on Saturday, Feb. 23, The boy weighed seven pounds and nine ounces. He has been named Eric Spencer.
 The Lees are residents of Sew ard This is their second son.
Seward seaport record., 1952-02-29

Mrs. LaPreal Bic and little son Tommy left Seward Thurs day on the Baranof for visit in the States. Mrs. Bic is the wife of Tormod Bic, district manager of Northern Stevedoring & Han ding Corporation here.
Seward seaport record., 1952-02-29
GAINES HEAD LIGHT REL LIFTED

Under date of Feb. 20, 1852, the US. Coast Guard Notice to Mariners includes the informa tion that the Gaines Head Light in Resurrection Bay previously reported extinguished has been relighted.
Seward seaport record., 1952-02-29
A STATEMENT TO OUR FRIENDS THE CITIZENS OF ALASKA
 By TRANSPORT
By AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATES

We receive so many calls every day from the travelling public wanting to know how we are progressing in the fight to provide economical transportation for everybody that we have decided to issue this statement to the citizens of Alaska:
 AS you know, it was ATA that pioneered C-46 air transportation between the States and Alaska. After conclusive tests we de- cided that the GAG - the Curtis Commando was the ship for economical air freight and low cost passenger trade between the States and Alaska. We started using these ships. That was five years ago.
 Streamlined Operations
 So successful have the C-46s been in the Alaskan trade, and so streamlined have been the operations of ATA, that we became the envy of numerous scheduled carriers. From the beginning - even unto day - our type of efficient operation has resulted in the lowest cost air freight and the most economical passenger transportation be- tween the States and Alaska
 We opened up new field of passenger travel and air cargo. On a demand basis, the business of ATA grew by leaps and bounds It was conclusivelv established by the investigations of the US. Senate Small Business Committee that the low cost nOn- schedule operations of ATA did not take traffic from the subsidized scheduled car riers.
 Compiled with Every Regulation
 Our company complied with every regu- 1ation and order of the Civil Aeronautics Administration Our maintenance and rou- tine were as perfect and thorough as that of the most rigid scheduled carrier. Yet the CAB started program of economic regula- ton harassment which finally resulted in our appealing to the Federal Court of Ap- peals in Washington, DC, for the right to stay in business to serve the loW-cost Alaskan passenger and air freight trade.
 The Federal Court sustained ATA in most of its contention in its reply to the charges of the CAB. ATA was ordered by the Court to prepare it's case for hearing, and rules were set down whereby ATA might stay in business and serve the public pending the hearing and the decision.
 AIR TRANSPOl ANCHORAGE FAIRBANKS
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SEWARD TAXI PHONES
 Main 54 or Main 55
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CAB Dealt ATA Another Blow

However, before the case could be heard, the CAB dealt ATA another blow. It slapped down an order cutting the gross weight of the GAG, when carrying passengers, from 48,000 pounds to 45,000 pounds. The edict became effective on 48 hours notice. and took most of the profit out of our operations.
 This order was issued in spite of the fact that a thorough investigation by the CAA of the GAG over the past five years has sus- tained the take-off and landing gross weight of the GAG at 49,000 pounds. The nvesti- gation showed the C-46 to be an exceptional carrier, and the 48,000-pound gross weight, with passengers to in no way endanger the lives of passengers and crew.
 The citizens of Alaska can come to only one conclusion The CAB will go to any length to kill off low cost freight and pas senger transportation supplied by ATA and other non-scheduled carriers.
 Are We in Business?
 Yes, we are in business, And we are going to continue fighting like the very devil to stay in business We are still bringing into Alaska very large volume of the perish able foods you eat and we are carrying the Dulh Ol lllS lOW -COSl PetSSeIlStl DuSlllGSS III and out of Alaska.
 Our Thanks 10 You
 All of us in ATA want to thank you for the wonderful support you have given to us in our fight to serve Alaska and to help in the development of the Territory.
 We are in there pitching for business and we aim to stay in business.
 When our case comes up in the US. Court of Appeals in Washington, DC, we sin cerely believe that this high tribunal will uphold our right under the American flag to stay in business, to make an honest living and to perform much-needed public serv- ice.
 When you see sleek GAG with big ATA on its tail heading north or heading south, you'll know that we are doing our level best to give Alaska the best in low cost air freight and passenger service. lT ASSOCIATES
 JUNEAU SEATTLE
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they have sold with the G.I. mortgage in effect can obtain as sistance and advice from their nearest VA regional office. Haul ii yourself with U-Drive Jeep Station Wagon. Phone
 NORTHERN CAB
 Main 54 or Main 55
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1949 N-ton pick up; like
new: owner dEiyssn; low mileage; IN
CSEV. is4S. sedan delivery; in ex-
ns9.. cellent conSi Ssok and iao b; new tires;
s4a5. Many other models to choose
from: pickups and panels; as low
as 500 down. MANHATTAN. AUTO
KAIsER-FRAZER. INC. both sides
Of 7th and r sts. NV, NO. 200
FORD 1885 1h-ton panel truck; has
1947 motor; $50: can be seen at
S97 N. Jefferson St, Arlington. Iii
CHEVROLET 40 la-ton panel; T, and
h., ladder racks; used very little BY
previous owner. $685.. NORRIS
HuGHES' 7614 Georgia ave. In;w.'
caEvkoLIEr Hi so sedan delivery;
.HtsTor dosn aTcks sna sxts5lSE cHgvnnEE r. 9 49e
upshur Ct; NV. GE. 9Io0.
speed axle: a bargain. sSs5. TRI.
ne. DE. 63O2.
WILLYs 1949 panel; has had very
careful use: Priced to sell SOB
MszaeEEsso sRaEK isol M1rea NJ. Dive. kalsas fa. as
CHEvROLET 1850 sedan delivery;
heater. excellent condition $995
MITCHELL'S MOTOR, KAISER.
FRAZER. 1901 Mt. Olivet I'd. ne.
Ii. $4,000.
CHEVROLET 194e M-ton panel
$S95; like new. ready to roll trade
MOTOR CO. (Fordl e2O Bladens.
burg rd.. ne, Ii. 7-S300.
FORD 1887 panel; S145. Ready fol
all types Of work. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO. (Fordl 4400 Benntnl
nSSns rS;; I;e.' ,d1I ~; 4-19il. ,al ,.,.,. gro,
Ready and able to do many tyre
/ of work terms and guarantee
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO. lFordl
j 4400 Benntng rd.. ne. Lu. 4.1011
FORD 1915 pickup; in perfect cond.
price S400. Oh. 4143. -16
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sAll

HUDSON 1850 e.cyl. Pacernaker; r.
snd aoh q; low n1g mileage; one owner;
HUDSON iS47 Commodore 20" 4-dr.
finish. blending custom seat covers,
immaculate condition. mechanically
tops: Here Is real value at S79S.
JUSTINE NICHOLSON. Chevrolet
| Oldsmobile Dealer tWA. 1905. AP.
2002). $500 Baltic. ave-. Hyattsville,
HUDSON 1881 Custom Super Six 2.
Sparkling black I finish.. ' spotiess isaEs: n.
terror. Same as brand new in every
yay; y, soN Must Be seen noT 70 be appreciated;
ave. WO 5000. la
HUDSON so Commodore "s" sedan;
r, h., o..d.. D. M, beautiful orig.
black finish and sharp as a tack
| throughout; driven less than $4,000
| miles; new-car guaranteed; terms and
S; trade. See and driys rr before you
~ aSdss4 s44f Peaier' Ss4s Ca ave: 1o. niw'.
HUDSON i94e Commodore "s'' club
neW seVDf tires e. asd sds5 b eleHR A. ST sSs4 4peaf
s5s5. MITcaEGi's ff. Sfaea Mofok fad ksiser: a:
Frazer, 222 2nd st. NV. Cat Const.
ave.), EX. 4lO5.
KAISER 1949 4.dr.; we are Offering
is equipped with r. and h. and ex-
cellent tires for the below-market
price Of only 1895. EDMONDS MO.
TORS tFord. ia. 2-4300. 3298
Wilson blvd Arl.. Va.
JAGUAR 1862 Mark Z; worlds fast
est sedan; $4,000; will consider
trade smaller car. NO. 5242. SH.
1874 after 6 pm. Ia
KAISER 1949 Traveller sedan-station
SasS Sas9n noE sosd Sae.K 5Snsas stns carr clean.
KAISER 1949 4-dr.; low mileage.
perfect cond.: S699. FLOOD POINT.
lac, 1921 Conn. Wo. S4Q0.
KAISER 194S; r; and h.. fully equip:
best offer. WO. S4S1. Ia
Evening star., 1952-10-10
so FORD

Panel delivery truck in extra clean
condition, carrying the famous
Chernerized guarantee. A real buy
CHERNER MOTOR COMPANY. 18th
and Florida ave NV SS95 10
Evening star., 1952-10-10
LONG BEACH
NEW 3-BEDROOM HOME
NEARING COMPLETION

Fine new home, few lots from Ches
Bay. masonry construction, largl
rooms. living room with pictur,
window, large kitchen dining room
3 bedrms.. bath with tub and show
er. electric range. refrigerator, wateI
heater and Bendix washer, yr. 'rount
heating plant, knotty-p pine finish
asphalt. tile floors. many other fea
lures, Lear garage, level lot, 70 +,
100; purchase now and select finish
details. Completed price S1I,95O. Of
approximately S9,95O without ga.
rage and heating plant. Reasonable
down payment and low month";,
payments for suitable purchaser.
Terms my be arranged.
AL Long Beach homes have Md
Health Dept, inspection. centrall!
distributed artesian water, electric.
ity, phones, hard-surfaced streets
regularly. scheduled trash and gar
bage collection and many othe
services. Three hundred and fft.
outstanding families have purchased
homesites at Long Beach-wherl
you buy actuaAt1eS and not promises
M. E. ROCKHILL, INC.
St. Leonard, Md.
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FAIRWOOD ACRES

FAIRWOOD ACRES
1896 per acre. Beautiful acre lots
with large trees. Build your own
house. Reasonable restrictions and
very good terms. Special deal for
this week end on remaining por-
tion. See and compare. Drive to
south approx. 5 miles to Fairwood
Acres on left. FAIRWOOD CO., DI.
1923. Open Sat. and Sun.
Evening star., 1952-10-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '4s Tudor; $s95; r. and h.
terms and guarantee. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO. tFord). 44OO Bennini
r r. ne: Lu: 4-10l1.
SKD one o4oeF So Tud91 n Ssves 81 2sS and h
EAST MOTOR CO. CFordl. 44ot
Benning rd. ne. LU. 4-1011.
FORD 40 VS. station wagon; r
and h.; exceptionally low mileage
eHLs es4Rs snd MoToss 5EeSs 81 iNc SsS' xaiser MT
Frazer. 222 Second st. NV. (at
Const. ave.). Elk. 41O5.
FORD 40 Custom Fordor "S": r. ane
n: one owner; excellent: ST, ,095
written guarantee. TRIANGLE MO.
IORS, 3O1O r. /. ave. ne. DE
FORD 80 Custom Tudor "s": r
antee. :ii TR1ANGLE EN- MoToRs. yreSEss :Sar SoIc
i. I. ave. ne. DE. 63O2.
FORD 81 Custom Tudor "6"; r. anc
n, perfect dark green; interior like
Sew s. Sa5 one vT,ttsn 1Tnsr; low mileage SsT
ANGLE MoToRs. ssStHp'fs soio r. !. ave ave
FORD '52 new customline Tudor;
$50 miles; still under orig. guaran-
ST. i.ssse. sSeu'G bu! ssTsff aSif. keOt' Is oTInser'
FRAZER 1947 sedan; s4eo: good
engine. runs the car, not the paint;
overdrive and radio. This is q bar
gain. WILLIAMS Il BAKER, Nash.
18th and M SITS. NV.
FRAZER '4S Manhattan; one owner;
terms; Ter E. MiTSAEfi mp Morek: ai ksis' sno
NE. Ii. 3-93o6. '0' e''''e' fo'
FRAZER 1947 4-dr.; r. and h.. Q. c.,
overdr.; where else can you get
excel: transp. in a postwar-mo
car for only $495? MARTIN LOM-
BARDI: 1920 Wilson blvd. Arl., Va,
1Wi 2411. "a. s-3S69. 10
9ha oeg good MiTeHEnEs f39aasf1 Ix MoTos T!ls
Kaiser-Frazer. 222 Second st. NV
EiiSSSH az SpHst, ave. Ex: 4IO5.
asFasfy Sny heetsE cs ctSn sf5n' MofoSs fSSss
INC. Hudson Dealer, 6949 Ga
ave. NV. GE. 2444. 10
HUDSON '51 convertible coupe; r..
n; very low mileage; looks like
new; new-car warranty; inventory
reduction price. $1.995. Call Carl
MOTORS, INC. Hudson Dealer
oS1o va. ave, n.W' GE. 2444
HUDSON Hollywood hard-top con.
yertible. bought Feb. 4, 1862. Cos
W; $50, sell for S2,450 or trade foI
older car; Car has radio and heater
Llfeguard tires and other extras
Call King 9-5536 or Temple 3S40
HUDSON so club coupe; gleamins
orig; black. r. and h., in finest
cond. throughout; guar; ST .395
trade or terms. WOLFE MOTORS
1871 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. DIAL
HUDSON 80; 6-cylinder. attractiy,
limerick green, fully equipped, r. aric
n. This beautiful step-down mode
Is the last word in comfort. Eye it
Try It! And you'll buy 1t. onl,
Chevrolet -oIdsmobiie Dealer DiASSWH IVA
z2O5: AP. 2002). 5000 BALTIC. ave.
HvattSville, Md.