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Seward seaport record., 1952-03-14
Pumici+e May Be Token From ku+mui

The House this week passed without dissenting voice Dele gate Bartlett'S bill which would permit the removal of pumicite from certain sections of katmai National Monument.
 The bill would confer upon the Secretary of the Interior the authority to supervise the re- moval of volcanic ash from the katmai National Monument for a period of IS years along the shores of Shelikof Strait.
 The House Committee on In terior and Insular Affairs in ap- proving the legislation prior to House action stated: Field studies are now being made in Alaska in quest of other sources of pumicite. This building mate rial has not been found in suit able quality outside the katmai Monum ment. There are known to De nuSe QudnlltlcS or tillS mate rial available in accessible loca- tions along the shores of the Shelikof Strait, within the Mon ument.
 The Department of the Inte- rior, while usually not approv- ing such commercial operations within national monuments, eX- presses the belief that the con trollCd removal as provided in this bill will cause no permanent damage to the monument. The Department further joints out that rain and tides will obliter- ate the effects of such removal operations
Seward seaport record., 1952-03-14
NORTHE OUND AIR TRAFFIC SHOWS SHARP INCREASE

Pan American World AirWays' Alaska routes carried 2,641 pas sengcrs in February, a gain of IS per cent over the same month last year, D. E. McMorrdn, re- gional traffic and sales manager, announced this week. Traffic northbound from Seattle to Alas ka points showed an increase of 22.3 per cent over last February. The southbound passenger in crease was Is per cent.
 McMorran said that present record-breaking northbound vol tune indicates an "early start in the normal spring and summer heaVy-raffic period this year" Cargo handled on the Alaska clippers also showed a sharp in crease last month, rising 23.5 per cent over the volume han died in February, 1951.
Seward seaport record., 1952-03-14
MRS. GOODWIN ENTERTAINS JUNIOR WOMEN'S GLUE

A social meeting of the Sew ard Junior Women's Club was held TuS sday evening, March H., at the home of Mrs. I ny -.. /; Goodwin. Hostesses for the meet ing were Mrs. Florence Perry and Mrs. Ginger Kane.
 At cards Mrs. Thelma Toole won the prize for high, and Mrs. Alice Coleman took the booby prize.
 Refreshments of sandwiches, coffee and dessert were served following the games.
Seward seaport record., 1952-03-14
NEW COMMANDER FOR l7TH COAST GUARD DISTRICT

Captain William w. Kenner was scheduled to arrive in Jul neau on March Il to succeed Rear Admiral Joseph Greenspun as commander of the 17th Coast Guard District.
 Captain Kenner served in Alaskan waters in the '30s and until his recent assignment was Assistant Chief of the Coast Guards Office of Personnel in the Coast Guard Headquarters in Washington Mrs. Kenner and their daughter, Hilda Mary, will join Captain Kenner in June.
Seward seaport record., 1952-03-14

JUNIOR WOMEN BAKE SALE
 The Seward Junior Women's Club will hold a bake sale Satur- day, March IS, at McMullen's.
 The sale will begin at 1O:3O a m.
Seward seaport record., 1952-03-14
TIP TO MOTORISTS

Don't push that law of aver ages too far when it comes to taking chances on the highways.
Seward seaport record., 1952-03-14
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The Nome nugget., 1952-11-21

flowing lines that combine brilliant new
beauty with more vision, added roominess,
greater all-around comfort and safety. You
get greater performance, too, because the
Plymouth engine has been increased to
100 horsepower, with a new higher COM
preston ratio of IL to l.
And Plymouth brings you this great
advance in engineering and design at no
advance in price. In fact, of the body
types this year are priced substantially
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-21

to,oer ;. to give you the most sensational
Plymouth value in history! For the COM
plete price story, see your Plymouth dealer.
See the first truly balanced car in the
low-priced feld-now. Make arrangements
with your dealer for demonstration drive
~ soon. Compare this car on perform
ance, on appearance, on price. Then you'll
see for yourself why the new 1858 Plymouth
offers you the greatest car value your car
dollar ever bought!
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-21
Hb01T 3p@g aozzzANIM5eahwar/

It's at your nearby Plymouth dealers =
the first truly balanced car in the tow-priced
field = the roomiest, most beautiful, best
riding Plymouth ever built!
Because of the true balance built into
the new Plymouth ride, you get the softest,
steadiest ride and the smoothest handling
you've ever known : almost gyroscopic
stability on all kinds of roads.
Because of the true balance built into
the '53 Plymouth's all-new design, you get
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Australia Increases Power

Electric power stations now un-
der construction in Australia will
more than double the country's
present generating capacity Of
I2 ,250,0 900 kilowatts.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Design Chosen for Stamp
Honorina Newspaper Boys
BY the Assoeio,sd Press


The Post ONCE Department
yesterday announced the design
for the 3-cent commemorative
stamp honoring newspaper boys.
1t will go on sale at Philadelphia
October 4.
The day has been designated as
Newspaper Boys Day. and the
international Circulation Mana
gers Association and regional cir
|culations managers will be meeting
in Philadelphia at that time.
The stamp. in special delivery
size, viii show at one side q news
boy delivering his papers and at
the other q torch held by a human
hand, symbolizing free enterprise.
The stamp win bear the legend !:
|'tIn recognition Of the important
service rendered their communities
|and their Nation by America S
newspaper boys"
The youngsters carrier bag
bears the words: BUSY Boys
Better Boys"
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Man Held After Theft
Of Drugs From Store

A. man who police say has a
record Of drug addiction was ar
rested yesterday in a narcotics
burglary.
He was identified as James M.
Ellison. %. of the $500 block of
Window place NV.
Detective Sherwood H. Herring
Of the narcotics squad arrested
him at his home. He suspected
Ellison because he knew he lived
near the looted Peoples Drug
Store. 4445 Wisconsin avenue NV,
Police said Ellison admitted the
job and would be charged with
housebreaking and arraigned this
afternoon. They said they had
recovered.a "a quantity Of the stolen
drugs in his home.
They said the burglary i1etted
him 400 morphine sulphate tab
lets. $50 other tablets Of a mar
cotic derivative, q quarter-ounce
of tincture of opium. quarter
ounce of alcoloid Of cocaine and
Ia quarter-ounce Of hydrochloride
Of cocaine.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Tokyo Wives Unhappy

Only 10 Of 500 Tokyo wives.
asked what kind Of husband they
would chose If they married again.
voted for zone like my present
husband"
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-15
Mountain Climber Hit By Lightning
 , Times Survives

SEATTLE, (P)-A young moun- tain climber struck five times by lightning as he and a companion stood atop Mount Stuart in the Cascades says he considers him self "the luckiest man there is, to be alive"
 After the third bolt, I thought I wanted to die," Alan Robert Grant, 19, Seattle, said yesterday.
 Grants companion, Paul Erik off, 20, was killed in the storm that struck just after they reached the summit of the 9,470-foot peak Sunday.
 Grant spent three days on the mountain waiting rescue. He was recovered by a Coast Guard heli- copter Wednesday and brought to Seattle.
 Grant said the first bolt knocked them both to the ground, and after the second bolt he found he could move only one leg.
 'The third bolt was the worst" he said. ''It took me up and tossed me over a 20 foot cliff and knocked me out"
 Grant said when he regained consciousness he could hear Erik off screaming on the summit. There were two more bolts, he said, and the fifth scored direct hit on Brikoff's back. When Grant reached Brikoff's side he found him dead.
 Grant said heat from the light ming was so great it melted cans in the pack on his back.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-15
NOTICE

Pursuant to an Order of Court entered on the 7th day of August, AID. 1852, mo- tice is hereby given that a General Term of the District Court, Second Div ision, Territory of Alaska, will be held in the Court House at Nome in said Division and Territory, commencing at the hour of 10 o'clock am. on Monday, September 8, 1852, and to continue thereafter according to further orders of the Court.
 Given under my hand and with the Courts seal affixed this 7th day of Aug uSt, AID. 1852.
 (SEAL) Norvin w. Lewis
 Clerk of the United States District
 Court for the Territory of Alaska,
 Second Division.
 Pub Aug 8, Is, g, 29, 1852
Evening star., 1952-02-12
TRUCKS FOR SALE

INTERNATIONAL 1850 t-1s4 2H-ton
dump truck; 81. poo miles; So, 200
or best offer. Phone, KE. 3-59Ss.
MACK TRACTOR, 1s4s EEr. new
motor, Mono shift trans. Mack trac-
tor, I948 EQT, Mono shift trans,
Trailmohile trailer, 1850 nat S2-it.
6in tandem an alT 5a3F brakes. an IraiSEle tandam
vacuum brakes. Thompson trailer
nat, 2S-ft. aluminium vacuum
brakes. Above equip. must be sold
immediately. Best offer. MI. 6li6.
cHEv. 1850 sedan delivery; neater:
owner driven; no lettering; has had
best Of care; low mileage; $l,Q5O.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES. 1345 que
st; g;g;; <, Pg. $500. 500 -, ..nony mI9 az
new; $625. Call MR.. CARL, Ma.
EEES, sISS sEFSR. RfEsEesn TRucK abc BODY; Il IT,;
SIg5: Gin. Of insulation, reach-in
tyne body. AP. 3041. '-1S
DODGE '46 Ia-ton pickup; excellent
running condition; all good tires.
Ar excsllsnt buy on ai,s t1aass Ts5Ests, 1FdTdt,
TYRHcRs YnGeiRps' Ar Ari'' stake, xa; pickup, dump,
ia it suit YOU, MANHATTAN AUTO,
KAISER FRAZER. INC. both sides
of 18th at r NV. Open daily, 3 am.
to 8 pm; SUM-, s am. to 4 pm.
FoRp S4j s7qSi PANEL TRUCK; 4-spseed s
BRAKES AND CONTROLS. 14l1 1
Evening star., 1952-02-12
AUToMoBlLEs A FOR SALE

NASH rambler station wagon. 1851;
condition. 81 800. 10. 9-9513. --12
NASH 1910 Ambassador "6'' f-dr.; r.
and h.. defroster. seat covers. new
oInsMosfIR SInss sGfiP " u siseSs ssss 4-dr.: ex- !
cellent condition.; driven less than
5000 miles; $3.50. Call OWNER.
IA, 5-7793. after pm. -l3
OLDSMOBILE 40 Futuramic Hydr
isasn ss. & S4To sS9T15 wdfasALERg y 9es xss gsY
Bladensburg Rd; Two city blocks Of
oGDsa6BR hns 4s saak K. Finaaced sea dalnos.
like new, finest cond.; $765, terms,
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne. :
OLDS 1949 convertible coupe, model
76"s T. and h. and Hydra-Matic
drive; Wv. tires; 8 40; CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 1895 Connecticut
ave. Wo. 1895.
OLDS 1851 super del. "ss" 4-dr.; r.
CENTRAL SnR hsaSnToise MoToR sIlEf SALES $50 4sas
Matte: i owner; bsantiigi finish.
like new throughout; SI,8a5; guar.
ROYAL MOTORS. Chrysler -Plym-
outh. Is Kennedy st. NV. TU. 243S.
,4s cony.; green; Wv.
tires. r. h.; $1.3s5. Can arrange
to finance. Ii. 7-1464. -I6
1850 4-dr. sedan; black:
SPECIAL sss5 de luxe model; S1.45o. or.
1s4e clipper-type sedan;
'ROPER. 18th and r. /. ave. ne. .
1888 4-dr. sedan; new
500. After 9 PM. PM. vi. E6 S627. Aei;; @is
1888 2-dr sedan; htr.
and extras. $59.95. BLADENSBURG
CAR WHOLESALERS, 2150 Bladens-
iIEs oSp1;TH 1881 cranbrook 4-door.
This car Is In showroom eond;;
MOTORS, chrysler:Plymeuth. IS
Il Ksnnedy DIS st. nv. Tg. 24SS. Ia
rk47@o9TH I7eS M = mos: adr old cTs9Sr9os p1asd &
sell; oSl,7oo. Privately owned. ia.
PLYSouTH 1871 Special de s luxe
coupe: coupe: radio, s.e, heater; splendid con- !;
pLaaoGTH aHd 4s a-dr. hge special ei d. luxe
finish: S695. EDMONDS MOTORS
(Ford@, ia. 2-4300. Wilson blvd. at
N. Jackson, Arlington. Va.
PLYMOUTH, IaEn.. TN, 81 &c camSridss - club club
at AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1881
Rladensburg Rd1 Two city blocks of
rnYMoGTH ~ sa5S saqk speeiai efaanesd e. luxe
81 AUTo Tc WHoIasALERs, S5Iss LII Pay 17sf sssI
Bladensburg Rd. Two city blocks
nc 81 y,fns,rc fins cars 5% Bank FINANCED,
sfessi s1'eas eonai'is97 5E. s7441 Tires like nf"
III Special de luxe q
psiss.e psGT; sras Ssl5 ahe e. g. seSs SS9d 'napf
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr. Cranbrook !;
fect Ssry Gy 1ss5 sR5ilsass5 ga ss1sSs'utely
PONTIAC Bi streamiiner de luxe
sedanette; r. and h., beaut. French
gray finish. Looks and performs
IKE new; $l,S95. HoYLE MOTOR
PONTIAC 194s station wagon; :. and
h; and Hydra-Matic drive; 81 ,175.
pGNTsss pGSNnnssticut ad ave; ae.w woi 3ss6. ,.s...
radio, heater. seat covers. Hydra
Mio sese DRIVE foSdSn S9 mileage and in ex
%aEHEgR szssRslGRs 1nG yalus ssS
GEM. 47OS), $500 Wisconsin ave.
PONTIAC 1895 2-dr. sedan: good
bargains with no down payment.
BLADENSBURG CAR WHOLE
SALERS, 2150 BladenSburg rd ne.
Ia
PONTIAC AT Streamliner 4-dr.; T.,
h.; ! owner; orig. finish. Top cond.
q roughout; $685.; guar. ROYAL
Kennedy st. NV. TU. 243S. -12
Evening star., 1952-02-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1910 club coupe Stream.
liner; =, h.; sacrifice; S295, terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. /. ave. lie.
PONTIAC AZ 4-tir. sedan; T. and h.:
s; eo1s,; excel. cond.; S995; terms.
EPoNrIac 81 Isc 1851 chiettain de luxe .s.
club coupe; r. and h., Hydra Matte
drive, Wv. tires; $2,375. CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. AllIz. 1926 Connecticut
PONTIAC 40 Silver Streak sedan:
si; At AUTo ro WHoLEsALERs.m H5i1ss j n m ISL Isl
q ns cars Bank 'iis Finsnesd 1aSsas
PONTIAC '4s de luxe "s'' station
out, excellent motor, fne tires. To-
days best buy at 81 ,095. only $36S
doyn w os mSnaS oSsS to s Rsy opsn
til g. coAsT-M PoNTfAc. 4s7
Florida ave, ne. AT. 1900. LA
PREFECT 194S. black, $3.50; Anelia
194S. beige, $500. Both top-notch
cars. also We have other makes TO
cars; up to IS miles per gal. Of gas;
easy to drive and handle in this
Wash. trafne today, easy to flnd
parking. space: come in today for
demonstration or cali cur salesman.
sanDRs si SEass ONE wSss oss to ySSi Oldest Hh ForS
Dealer fNA. ss6O). 1ii4 Vermont
sfUbEBxkER fTii BAKER 40. Champion la SPAS
senger coupe: 2-dr., T.. h.: clean
condition; good tires. S1.o35. Days,
OIL. 1400, Ext. 657; eyes,, OIL. 4oSS.
sTUDEBAKER 1913 cpe.; good motor
and heater. Special today, $495.
BLADENSBURG CAR WHOLESAI.-
ERS. 2150 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
sTupEBAKER 1s47 cOmmander
business coupe; r. and h., overdrive.
MERsoN R e 4 THSoIMPsoK. TSIM son aRa9siier: chrssier-
lane. Bethesda. Md. wi. a615. Mis
STuDEBAKER 81 REGAL de luxe
at AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871
Bladensburg Rd; TWO city blocks
Of tne cars. 5ss Bank Financed.
cd. equip.; $s93. You pay less
at AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1881
Bladensburg Rd. Two city blocks
of fine cars. So Bank. Financed,
STUDEBAKER so Regal de luxe
club coupe; equip; 81 ,093. You
pay less at AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1881 Bladensburg Rd. Two city
blocks, Of fine cars. SO Bank FL
nanced.
WILLYS so all-metaI station wagon;
Z. and h.. overdrive; S1,375. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR SALES, 1925 Con.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

s24, ,443 WORTH Of 6qs second trust
notes. Well secured on z different
properties made by home owners:
For sale at reasonable discount or
Will trade. These notes are seasoned.
Harry DREIsEN. ma. 7792 . or
ss,aso 81 1oSE SECOND TRUST. well Sc
cured: payable $5S.76 monthly;
good discount. Elk. 7400.
81, 700, 6%, $40 q month, well Sc
cured by modern bungalow. SILVER
Spring area. For quick sale, Sl;gT6.
sue US' T9KRIsf 9R4sf NOTES $500 payable
S55 per mo. at 6eo, $3.50; $500
psyadbls .$57;;SS9o 80, per .. mo- 10 81 asI5 ~
arGHEsr PRICES PAID for 2nd trust
notes. Day ST. t567: might. Oh
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2Mes to 4% DISCOUNT
MR.. QUICK, RA. 341S To-
Evening star., 1952-02-12

. or 5 ROOM sTTTTE-One large
bright room Originally ~ Of about
300 So. #. and End room about
200 50. #. each with separate en-
trance. Tenant has taken larger
space in same building. Suite has
lighting, Venetian blinds. complete
redecoration Building has beauti-
full new entrance. lobby, elevator,
etc. RENT IS S125 MO-, INCLUD-
ING ALL SERVICES. Location Is
1920 Z ST. NV; available immeli-
Phone ADLAI MANN, Ast.. ME. 1901
Evening star., 1952-02-12
BUSINESS PROF. FOR RENT

9th AND F SITS. N;w.-Large, bright
tor. Reasonable. Ma. S025. -i3
DOWNTOWN, F st. location: about
1000 so. it., 2 floors. reasonable.
.es4oRY EAi seY'i BUILDING, with IL ONO ofiees,
basement and storage room; can be
with some remodeling; building now
30 days. Cali Mr.. WAGNER, $50
to II am. for appointment to see
cos esnqFffki FfkkEPRoof 70 14ofi fBiu1LD1NG-1diood
ing; will rent as entirety or desk
space: Washington Lee shopping
poWSToWN ssRIs1 TN CoRNEk1i 5etO 800 50. IT,
EosfNsKf s5th gfEfice e. If Na SeSEss sss Carl
coRNEE ssn stn a AND Pa 5,d AYE; Ne N.Y.
top Souf Reasonabie asoE m Ma hs sosS Gof eefa
ROSSLYN-Units of $40 So. It. each
in bldg. zoned industrial;. S75. per
mo. A. M ROTH, RE. 1880. IA
GOOD FOR SMALL. used car lot or
"a; ne. Lot is s5xi60, s45 mo. Io,
SILVER ISEi SPRING One blk. from
bank, Peoples. Drug and Safeway;
rooms, full bSmt.. full attic: VIII
remodel; s95 genifant ST. ST. 554s;
FffRsT FffERssTi; % GoMMIRciAL. HdflS2ii Conn. ave-
Furn. house and liv. quarters; 1st
a. for business, 2nd d. compl. apt;
ideal for antique shop. beauty parlor
or prof. FIR. 1476 or Ia. 7S45.
1886 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV
1000 So: #. on second floor; eleva-
tor building: vii .l,. partition to s9 sHit VI
BERNSTEIN & CO.. Realtors. 1415
K st. NV. ME. 300:
e26I eth ST. N.W.-Approx. 5000
50. #. concrete frs, flreproof bldg.
truck entrance from street: immed.
occup. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
q CO.. 1415 K st. NV. ME. 54Q0.
II20 18th ST. N.W.-3-story bldg,
n whole or In part; 1st FIR. approx;
cars; will remodel to suit tenant;
1st and 2nd commercial bldg; reas.
rent. To inspect. call ME. 5400.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415
X st, NV,
Evening star., 1952-02-12
STORES FOR RENT

'sss 2ssI al .sf5s *5ao3 shoB
.5sS 5shSSDRPS,nSS DRSS sTss sHsKTFf IA SISo Sb
bst: 4fsfn suit isofs for VAN any business; M avail
immediately. Apply PENN PROP
ERTIEs, Evans Bldg; 1920 New
NE. MARKET-s-story bldg, ap-
prox. 1Sx70, front and rear entrs.
Further details call Mr. Adams,
/; R. TgRNsIE1R,; TURNER; Realtor' 500 7th st.
FSMNfSr ~ 66kNaEEirst gE 75n1 Me and pEg Nfy
1883 ti sth 81. n NV, cor. sth and
EfS5 EfGSE55da sosEFH 5esSs0lf aRf Rs1No1 aS1 hss
heart Of Brookiand, ideal for any
type business; S1l5 per mo. Jo-
sEPH E. BRUNO. INC. 9o3 II st..
as0S siS' GiEGRSiA itj ;iSLV' AVE. N.w.-store 20
BY 30 IT,; can be enlarged; also
Earaee; $3.50 mo. MUNsEY TR1sT
RSs TTNTFR ESsStf Pegi e1gSiENN NA s9s s9sG
or beauty Shop. in 6-store progress
sive. center. in nearby Maryland;
\; G; sMITHY 18th CO.. s11 15th, st.
I458 PARK RD.-Furnished apt. and
salesroom on main floor; 500 mo.
iii PoToMAC AVE. Belle Haven,
Va, few miles past Alexandria. Lge.
store and apt; now avail: will lease
reasonably; thriving neighb1rhoodi; S,sHi
SsSsss sss i nv: tgsT5ffs IL s5s5' SSAITz CO. aals
Bethesda. Avail. April l. Ideal for
doctors offices. or will remodel into
store. Approx. 1900 50. IT,; ABOUT %
saoPP1NG HOP eiItE1s CENTER EEAftt fLtocATiSN. in
Virginia. corner Columbia. pike and
Glebe-Large and small store avail.
for childrens clothing bakery. Ia
dies ready -to-wear.. mems haber-
dashery, interior decorator. etc;
f. Inspect eail LEO N. BERNsTEIN
/ Co. 1415 K st: NV. ME. 300.
ARLNGTON'S FINEST LOCATION,
facing Hecht's new dept. store; new
air-cond. bldg, ready for occupancy;
corner or other arrangements avail
able; H, l.; RUST co, Ma $780,
eise H. IN NEnKppTox. & nN Masn i7Eso. e with
full bsmt.. 2 show windows: immed;
occup.; reas. rent. To inspect. call
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K
CoSiRNER sToREw20xeo. plus full
bsmt. New Hamp. ave. Just beyond
low rent. MR.. PERRY. D1. s724.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

PARCEL sufficient for 1s to ID de-
tSshed tsa In homes 4.a$ss excellent PAUL. &C. MnSn l9Es
1s.xCRE WOODED TRACT for ram
blers: goned. subdivided and staked
out into 29 bldg: 81, !Eodtss: Eds: e e. spprox; I <
Clermont subdivision on Franconia
NICE LOT on sauesmore st., off Mass.
ave. Glen Mar Park, Md: next to
5915 Namakagan rd.; 16.2O0 IT,;
LARGE GROUP Of lots. suitable for
low-cost semidet. homes. in nearby
Md nrasf excel eon terms 70 ssaoe s sdsT Mr
Rosenblatt, AID. 4152, with SIDNEY
2. MENsH g CO. Ma: GAO. -12 {,
SLIGO CREEK PARKWAY block
OF New Hampshire ave; Q ndjoin.
ing lots. OWNER. Call Ju. 6-4097.
BLvD.-1h-acrs lot, near
Bethesda, with 150-ft. frontage.
pGiesa eaii MR. S'iE Ho1Ak6 6fs'0aRa1ay T. u
sMITHY Co. s1l 18th st. NV.
M. IT, sSGGSi sSGSiEY, s-acre building 9iI site,
facing 4s6 It. on Emory lane: ideal
GE. 1870; eyes,, GE. 90S4. Is
81. .25O, OVER 1s-ACRE-Lux Manor
area, nr. Old GEORGETOWN fd.; also
larger acreage pieces from 5000 per
acre up. ARLIE i: JOHNSON
REALTY CO., INC. 1915 Livingston
st. NV, OR. ZOO. la
CORAL HILLS, MD.-To builder
only. 16 lots. all utils. available
Cash, terms or trade for acceptable
End trust ct prevailing discounts
ROE eHoiSE LOTS and -, scrsss.. yss,s
MORGAN REAL ESTATE, CH. $3.50.
At the circle In Clarendon. IL
SEVEN ACRES-Zoned commercial
with large frontage on Route I'll
nearby Fairfax County; only cents
PEI foss; a. MORGAN REAL EsTATE'
cEINroN. fhi sSs0. Mp-Lot 100 by zoo
JOHN A.. WENTz. Realtor. Phone
rW6lTHrsSs 6b.sss s1sS' ACRE-Levsl. wooded
200-ft. front. near 3. Falls Church;
high eiev.; utils. JAs 7-3579. --2d
GROUP OF IL LOTs-Ail utils.
streets cut TO grade; priced $l2:-
800. DRAPER REAL ESTATE, Ju'
SHEPHERD PARK-$4 500 for {. MICS
OF 60x16Q It. Also others eYetlaple
KAY REALTY CO., INC. HA. 22gO
Evening star., 1952-02-12
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs Of all
MekEE ekis PoNT11iHSc. Is 1884 aI'G.' I st. NV. T..
soS6fIiH2ERGi Sfi 2i BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. Ia. 4S01.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
WILL PAY the highest price for used
ChevroletS, Fords and Plymouths.
Drive in. Appraiser on the property.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., 7725
Wis. ave-, OIL. 6100. Open evenings.
GOOD MAN for bad cars; junkers.
$40 end up: Call Ia. 1869; i'm
100 MORE OLD CARS. any cond or
tors. etc. Highest prices. sH. si02.
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars. any
make. any model. See Mr.. Dunnin-
gan, ROYAL MOTORS. INC, 10
Kennedy st. NV. TU. 243S.
PRIVATE PARTY wants late model
car: can nay all cash. JU. 7-9442.
TRUCKS with driver to haul brick
BROS. 900 Hamilton st. ne. ,Tu.
0661. -12
piete our stock; we pay highest dol
lar in town. LOGAN MOTOR CO..
53O1 wis. ave. OR. 2617. la
A DEALER FROM N. G.;
Paying big prices for '36 to '49 cars.
5S06 Georgia ave. NV. GE. 1884.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
TRAlLERs Cont

1s49, Liberty 1851, sacrifice.
Left on sale by owners. 1000 Cen
sFsRfSS tFEs1 sss msssioN ns HI ifSe a63sE TRHL. I
Err, all steel. aluminium, insulated
const.. 2 hedrmss hv. rm., kit. bath.
Need 1880 cash to handle or trade
in on Va. home. Call TIE. 5753 OF
XII. S-S224, Temple Village. Lot
147. -17
Evening star., 1952-02-12
TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont. J

FORD 1949 Danette; ideal unit for
dry cleaners, hardware. carpet de-
livery; showroom appearance and
condition; only $995. Terms ar
ranged.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd AND NJ SITS. NV. MI. 1916.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
TRAlLERs

ROYAL TRAILER. 2O-ft., sleeps 4;
bottled gas, clean and good cond |;
$3.50 er best effer; .nw11. VA; Ssg2 sgd TiS T.aS
models. also parts and accessories.
BAIMER TRAILER SALES at the
neon clock on D. 8. No. 4. Belts
cash, bought, sold. stored.
House or lnggaee trailers wanfed.
1000 Central ave. ne. n. 9450.
,4.rT. COVERED WAGON, Sia-
minum.covered. Sleeps 4. Clean.
Kitchen. built-ln water tank, car
Hgiit circuit; heater, stop and turn
lights. Ideal for travel hunIing,
CH. O656. Il LIZ