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Evening star., 1952-05-11

NEW YORK.-Some 8 million
Americans will visit Manhattan
during the approaching summer
months. and, according to at least
one columnist, they had all better
spruce up and look like New York
ers or they are in for a grand
fleeing
For many years this depart
ment has taken upon itself the
thoroughly thankless task Of i'm
proving the midnight manners of
jaspers. says this Emily Post of
the saloons.
A casper" one presumes, is
some one who comes from the
country"
Few realize" our man goes on
that New York headwaiters
hackdrivers and room clerks can
spot a denizen of the hinterland
jungles by the cut of his coat and
the size of his tips. If visitor
wants the best he has got to dress,
look and act like local."
These pearls of advice come
from one Lee Mortimer, who
writes about night life for the
New York Daily Mirror.
Says he. "Headwaiters spot ex-
cowhands by loud sport coats,
white or two-tone shoes, rainbow
colored cravats. Lay off,"
Identical Respectability.
Strangely, Mr.. Mortimer's de-
scription of a casper" also fits
the ordinary undergraduate, who
indeed might prove to be the off,
spring of some locals" who are
accepted in the best clubs and
given the best tables. What passes
for respectability in ones home
town also goes in the big city. Mr.
Mortimer Notwithstanding, and
it is certainly good enough for
the stops on the bar beat.
There is hardly a cab driver in
town who will require you to don
a suit tailored after the New York
fashion. whatever that is, before
he accepts you as fare. And as
for room clerks in hotels, seems
to me they should be used to
seeing people from out of town.
Next to dressing well, says Mr..
NJ. the thing an out-of- -towner
has to do is tip like a New Yorker,
which. according to the Broadway
oracle. is plenty heavy. Regard
less of what the guidebooks say
Evening star., 1952-05-11
Nova Scotia to Open
Blossom Eete Nov 80

KENTVILLE, Nova Scotia.-In
the historic Annapolis Valley
apple blossoms perfume the air
again and Nova Scotians are busy
preparing for this years Apple
Blossom Festival, first big event
of the summer season. The event,
scheduled annually when the blos-
SONS are expected to be at their
best. will be held May 80 to
June 2. The festival includes
parades, folk dancing, a pageant
and the coronation of an Apple
Blossom Queen.
Evening star., 1952-05-11

Naval Academy; also the State
Capitol Building, where George
Washington surrendered his COM
mission as Commander in Chief
of the Continental Armies.
The ferry service from Sandy
Point. in its last few weeks Of
operation, is fast and frequent to
Matapeake. The ferry will soon
be replaced by one of the worlds
great bridges across the Chesa-
peake Bay and will be opened in
mid-July.
Famous Oak on Route.
Nine miles east of Matapeake
is Wye Mills, locale of the Old
Wye Church. established in 1922.
Here. too, is the famous Wye
Oak, said to be one of the largest
oak trees in North America. More
than 95 feet high, it has a spread
of 165 feet.
Ocean City is Maryland's big
gest seaside resort and it's bathing
beach is one of the fine ones on
the Atlantic Coast. The board
Evening star., 1952-05-11
0NAWA LODGE

n. /. Simmer and Son, own.-Mst.
Hosts in the Poeonos Since 1926"
cresco sta.-pa:R.R. Tel. cr.seo ss1l
P.s. Please "Ask Mr.. Foster or write
for rates and full color Vacation
Folder or Honeymoon Folder-BG.
, 1952-08-19
Governor Proclui1ns
Sept. 2 q Public
Holiday in v. /.

Governor Morris F.. de Cas-
tro has issued a. proclamation
declaring Tuesday, September
2, a public holiday in the Mu-
nicipality of st. Croix.
In issuing the proclamation
the Chief Executive states
that it is "for the purpose of
permitting the participation of
the people of S. Croix in the
Virgin Islands Carnival"
All plane schedules are filled
and even if additional persons
wanted to 60 to st. Thomas
there is no possibility of OBJ
tanning passage.
, 1952-08-19
Territories Wdrned
Fowl Disease
Outbreak by &C.

Port of Spain, August Is:
Warning of the outbreak here
of a fowl infection known as
Newcastle Disease has been
cabled to West Indian terri
tories by the Caribbean Com
mission, it was announced
today by E. F. H. de Vriendt,
the Commissions Secretary
General.
The outbreak was immedi-
ately reported to the Central
Secretariat by local officials as
part of the regular Animal Dis
ease Reporting Service main
tanned by the Commission.
Each month reports from the
various territories are tabulat-
ed and distributed in chart
form. Emergencies, as in the
Continued on page Al
, 1952-08-19
Seminar Will Study
Improved Statistics
For Western Poetic

United Nations, N. Y.-To
improve national vital and
health statistics. services so
that the data may meet both
national a n d international
needs, a regional seminar for
the Western Pacific is being
held in Tokyo. Training in up
to-date techniques will be CIV
en- under the joint auspices of
the United Nations, the World
Health Organizations Region
al Office for the Western Paci-
fc, and the Government of
Japan.
The U.N. and WHO are pro-
viding funds for a number Of
fellowships and the Govern
ment of Japan will provide
equipment and meeting places
as well as Is Japanese lee
turers. The U.N. is participat-
ing through the Technical
Assistance Administration, the
U.N. Statistical Office and the
Economic Commission f o r
Continued on page a
, 1952-08-19
Joseph Alexander.
Chrm. Democratic
Comm. Of VI. Returns

Joseph Alexander, Chair
man Of the Democratic Nation
al Committee Of the Virgin
Islands, arrived home after
two months absence on the
United States mainland.
Mr.. Alexander, who was a
member Of the Platform Com
mittee, arrived in Chicago
several days before the open
ing of the convention. With
Ralph Paiewonsky of Saint
Thomas, he was instrumental
in getting recognition for the
Virgin Islands in the platform
Of the Democratic Party.
Looking hale and hearty,
Mr.. Alexander had combined
a vacation with his trip. He
said that the Virgin Islands
received more publicity at the
convention than could ever be
paid for. Millions of people
had an opportunity to see by
their television sets, the signs
of the Virgin Islands and their
delegates. Some persons even
piled him with questions about
the opportunities for them if
they should come here.
A veteran Democrat, Mr..
Alexander, is a former mem
, 1952-08-19
~TwentY-seven Coun.
Against Special U.N.
Assembly on Tunisid

United Nations, N. Y.-The
request of 13Asian-Arab states
for a special session of theUN
General Assembly to take up
the Tunisian question has fail
ed to obtain the required ma
jority of 81 supporting replies,
it was announced at United
Nations Headquarters.
AS of the deadline date for
receiving replies on 20 July,
only % countries had replied
in the affirmative-eight short
of the required number-while
27 states including France, the
United Kingdom & the United
States, replied in the negative.
Two countries-Ethiopia and
Thailand-a bstained.
While representatives of the
Asian-Arab group registered
disappointment at the outcome
of the poll they indicated that
they would attempt to place
the matter on the agenda on
the forthcoming session Of the
General Assembly. scheduled
to heoin at IN, Headquarters
on IA October,
, 1952-08-19
Nine ST. Thos. Couples
Vie for Kino & Queen
OF Curnivul

q With less than two weeks
remaining in the contest for
the selection of the King and
Queen of the Virgin Islands
Carnival, August 81 to Septem
Der 2, Florence Roberts and
Alvin Nibbs, sponsored by the
Donk Shop, are in the lead.
Next are Carmen Nicholson
and Leo Sibilly, sponsored by
A. H. Lockhart and Co., and
Karen Phillips and Miguel
Fuertes, who are under the
sponsorship of the French
Shop.
Other contestants include
Norma Jeppesen and Richard
Miller, sponsored by Blue
beard Castle Hotel; Utah Her
bert & Ansley Francis, VIRGIN
Isles Hotel; Marilyn Moron
and Richard de Lagarde, Be-
Zero Shop; Beatrice Lewis and
Eric Freeman, Food-O Mat;
Margaret Kruger and Rafael
West Indian Comnany,
Gloria Thomas and Lionel
Emanuel. of the Virgin Islands
Corporation of st. Croix.
Votes are being sold at 10c
Nearly all Of the 10000
have been teten. The winners
will be selected at a dance to
be held at Grand Hotel on
Mondav, AUGUST rs. The con-
test close - nidnioht.
The Home Journal
, 1952-08-19

Der of the Municipal Council
for twenty five years, and was
it's Chairman for years.
Mr.. Alexander brought along
a copy of the Democratic cam
paign song which was sung by
Phil Regain. It is titled:
DON'T LET EN- TAKE IT AWAY
CHORUS
The farmers farmin' every day,
Makin'money and that amt hay!
CLAP, Clap
Don't Let EN- Take 1t Away!
The workers workin' every day,
Drives to work in a new coupe.
CLAP, Clap
Don't Let EN- Take It Away!
They'll promise you the sky,
They'll promise you the earth!
But what's Republican promise
worth?
So, when election day appears,
Keep what you've had for
20 years.
(Clap, Clap
Don't Let EN- Take It Away!
You helped to make it!
Don't Let EN- Take It Away!
The business man knows what's
in sight;
He's a fellow can sleep at night.
(Clap, Clap
Don't Let En- Take It Away
It's worth your while to stay alive,
Even after you're sixty-five!
(Clap, Clap
Don't Let EN- Take It Away!
They'll promise you the sky,
They'll promise you the earth!
But, what's a Republican promise
worth?
So, when election day appears,
Keep, what you've had for
20 years.
(Clap, Clap
Don't let 'em take it.
Continued on page ~
Evening star., 1952-07-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
FOR YOUR HOME.
COX z CO.. RE. 1888.

N. J. GREGG. 225 E.
Spicer: reasonable rates, fully furn-
ished 1-2-3 rms. communicating
hskpg apts.; all innersprings. Frigi-
daires, hot and cold water, hot
beach showers. central loc.. parking.
Phone 2-S465.
FOR RENT-Remainder Of season:
ocean front house with liv. room,
din, room, 4 bedrooms. dormitory,
bath. and Q half baths, screened
porch. Newly appointed 3-bedroom
cottage facing ocean. RAPK1N
REALTY INC 16 Rehoboth ave.
Rehoboth Beach. Delaware. Phone
Rehoboth 1906 lis
BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-Ground-
A. apt. close to ocean. bedrms., b.,
S75 wk.; de luxe 3-bedrm. ocean
frt. apt, fine furniture, rubber
foam mattresses. home comforts;
IA season begin Aug. /. $500 Phi.
Dickinson 1881 or call at 4th and
Atlantic. L. T. GRAVATTE. 151S
K st. NV, Ma. 0753.
MODERN COTTAGES AND APIS
Week month, Make reservation now.
GOULD, 5000 Pacific ave., Wild
wood-by-the-Sea, N. j. Phone 2-7701
REHOBOTH BEACH-Furnished cot
tage for sale or rent, corner lot:
Pines section. WI. 6023. 30
Evening star., 1952-07-18
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

20 ACRES at 5000 per acre; 8 miles
from District. in Maryland. Call
MR.. BLANKEN. TU. 1851.
ATTENTION BUnDERS-P. G. Coun-
ty. 6S lots ready to go. $500 per lot.
PETER j. HAGAN. UN. 1855
UN. 1885.
p. G. COUNTY-70 acres subdivision.
min to washington. 81 600 oeT G
acre. uN, 1886 WA. 1857.
ENGLEWOOD, FLA.-Lsot for sale:
125-ft wide, 534-ft. deep, on bay
shore dr.. overlooking Lemon Bay
and Gulf Of Mexico. Selling price,
$500. terms could be arranged. II
interested. call 10. $3.50. 80
$500 FULL PRICE; over Ia-acre lot,
near Fairfax. PENTAGON REALTY
CO., JE. 1880 or Crescent 396
after 6 pm. or Sunday. 80
NEAR CATHEDRAL-6 lots for semi
det. houses; pretty street, with all
improvements. GEO. D. MILLER
Realtor. DI. 1885, week ends WO,
0112.
iS ACRES--North Arlington location
nr. extension of George Washington
Memorial Parkway For sale as q
whole to settle estate, $3.50 pei
acre. GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
exclusive agents. IA. 2-3S3S; ewes
and SUM-, CHI. 9142.
Evening star., 1952-07-18

BELLEVUE FOREST"-Nearby Vir-
ginia; wooded lot with Soft. 'front.'
age, near Washington Golf and
Country Club. George Washington
me%9T5 NE Ha5 sepog PEwg and strasfoys Jgn
gas and electricity. $3.50. GEO.
MASON GREEN CO., ia. 2-3S3S;
evenings and Sunday. ia. S-3S3S.
LAST CHANCE; 2 nice lots. over
a-acre each, in newly developed sec
tiSn s0q ,r on AL H. elys rsas9nably Sss9 priced
WOODED, Brook Hills Estates. An
nandale, Va, topo incl. restr res
Write 215 w. Phila. ave.. Salisbury,
oIu5aANTIco AREAS acres for
$4,000 Half cash. 1000 it.. on lge.
siTeaB Mr. Rrown ToO % 'eas5t 4f5 fesa eSes en sn
Sun. AL. 1859. CHAs: r. HOFF,
INC 1907 Duke St, Alex. --l9
ATT.-Semidet. lots S575;
all utilities, good deal. Det.- lots
$1,000. some at $40; all utilities.
Also acreage, zoned apis. or semi
BREHME CO., e7Ii Ii4 New Hamp. Ham ave. ave-
FOREST, in the Coles
vile section of Silver Spring--Acre
lots; 81 200. Agent on ground ewes.
until dark. Out Colesville rd. Route
I'D, to Route 1873, left $40 mile
to Sherwood Forest. ROBINSON
REAL ESTATE. JU. 7-7117 after 8
No: p ARLfNGfoN-Nice Sio lot, eOxli5:
all uttls. Price, $1,000. H. A.
DARNE, JA. 7-S523. --l9
AREA-Sixteen nice-size
lots, ready to go: sewer and water
in: MODERN REALTY CO., JU.
SLEEPY HOLLOW vIRGINIA-cor-
ner lot, approx. q of acre; S3,70O,
JA 2-75O0 EXT f44 90
Evening star., 1952-07-18
VACATION PLACES

NEW 2-BEDRM. COTTAGE-Eight
miles north of Ocean City, Md;
blk. from ocean; July SIS week, Aug.
500 week. OIL. 7640. lis
mo. Overlooking Bull Run, good
fishing or boating Spring water.
R. s.. KINCHELOE, Clifton. Va.
BR. 41-J-4. go
LAUREL LAKES. Edinburg. Va. 100
miles from D. c.; fishing, boating
swimming; trout, bass and Dream;
no fishing license required for over
night guests. Efficiency cabins; elec-
trio kitchen and shower in each
cabin. Directions: At Edinburg, Va.
turn on Route 675, 8 miles to Kings
miles to place. Phone Edinburg
520-F-02 until PM. daylight
saving time. -lS
Evening star., 1952-07-18
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY sur
rounded by alley approx. 400 So:
IT.; vic; Of d- j st. ne. Call AT. SS47
sacoND e oAi s1sDstR coDsMMERcIAL. HOO block
0sie 8s Ssi5oWNHR e ne; aaoe So IT. Brs6sFs
DELICATESSEN-Very. very reason
able. 1914 7th st. NV. Call NO.
COM&L. SdS&iL LOTS ~. building 23x45:
$sSS sss ooo. Dsl EaE W. azs 74sa Bethesda sls No
BETHESDA--50-ft. frontage. on wis
consin ave-. running through to Arl.
rd.; approx. 10000 50. #. of COM
mercial ground; improved by lge. A.
bedrm. house with store front; store
now rented for $l1S.50 per month;
B. HALL CO., WI. $3.50. Evenings
call MIR. Laughlin. WI. 1890. 10
LEE HWY. commercial corner: over
10000 square feet, .zoned CONNER
cial. with 272-foot frontage on Lee
hwy. and with 7,512 feet zoned for
duplex housing improved with s.
sSss5f dEoRas ssfsfs Mason A GREEN GE e.. 53
2-3S3S: ewes. and Sundays, ia.
100 Fl. OFF CONN. AVE-. Kensing-
ton, Mo, nr. railroad siding. ideal
commercial. storage. ETC.: 81 per
so. f., for quick sale. COLEMAN
REALTY CO.. SH. 4123, or SH.
1928. 30
3 STORES, rent $4,000 VI, expenses,
roof and taxes. or will trade. for
larger prop. add cash; located on
Bladensburg rd. TANMARO. Rock
EXCEL. SILVER SPRING LoCATioN
on busy thoroughfare; shopping
center: 2 stores and office or. living
of .S4. $50 year. Owner moving out
Of town. Will sacrifice for less than
$4,000: all cash above first trust,
Call OIL. 0134. 90
Evening star., 1952-07-18
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give You any bal
ME. 1870: evenings. La. 625194.
immediate service. Call MA. 654O
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
LUl4 K ST. NV u1th and Il
Evening star., 1952-07-18
AUToMoTIvE MISC.

NEON SIGN. 15' long. %" high, 15''
letters. Reads: Auto Repairs: on
and-off time clock. Reasonable. Per-
feet condition, can be seen in opera
ton at 1909 M st. NV. Phone ST.
4795. 81
AUTO free-wheeI. hydra. grease lift.
MOTORS. 3rd bet. L and M ne.
30
USED AUTO PARTS-Raymond. the
biggest" parts man In the business,
has q wonderful selection Of used
and rebuilt parts; shocks, water
AUTO PARTS, 72 Florida ave. ne.
1905 New York ave. ne. MI 71O0.
Evening star., 1952-07-18

BUILDERS
We have so lots. 80 in Chevy Chase,
20 adjacent to Kenwood golf course.
at River and Goldsboro rd All
$4,000 per lot. Call JU. 7-71l7,
or EN-. 9317. Is
Evening star., 1952-07-18
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 3 to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. J WALSHE.
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma. GAGS.
FUNDS AVAILABLE for lst
properties. Cali Mr.. PERCY. IG. Ju.
$4,000. 319 Fig Bldg Sill Spg. Md.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
1881 @ st. NV. ME. 2495
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST We
nearby @ y MAJ Se1S1 or Va ss Reasonable sSS r. rates
NATIONAL MORTAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV,
National $3.50
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS.
2h to 40 DISCOUNTS.
MIR. QUICK-RA. 34IS. I9s
Evening star., 1952-07-18
AVIATION

DEEP CREEK air park on the bay;
bathing, boating, grabbing. fishing,
West River 6316. go
STINSON. C-85-I2 engine. 2-way ra-
dio, metal prop. all lights, seat COW
ers, fens. alt, T & B clock, pants,
good glass and tires: licensed to
March, 1858; S695. JE. 4-4031 or
JE. 3-S4S6. 30
Evening star., 1952-07-18
SUMMER HOMES

COTTAGE FOR SALE. prefabricated.
24x14. This is q floor sample that
will make nice summer home for
you. Priced way below the usual
selling price. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT CO., 2473 Sherman ave. NV,
Evening star., 1952-07-18
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$4,750 end TRUST for s2,750. Sc
cured On one Colonial brick house:
also other notes. S3,000-S5. 900. at
sub. disc. RE. 1881. WO. 1925.
TOP PRICES PAID for end trust
notes HAROLD B. BONART &
Evening star., 1952-07-18
TRAILERS

TRAILER, fiat bottom, AXIS; 6.O0xI6
tires; $50. XII. S-4155. -22
BAGGAGE, 1-wheel, with back light
and tarpaulin, $50. Call SH. 1896.
INDIAN. '4S, 2S IT.; full bath; dolly;
sleeps 4; very clean; terms; must
sell. TO. 5453. ia
AMERICAN TRAILER. 25-ft. TO.
5652, WILLIAM C. MURRAY. 80
1-WHEEI. luggage trailer, high sides;
HEETER TRAILER SALES, Cherry
Hill Trailer Park. Route 1. Berwyn,
Nd, authorized dealer for several
makes of new and used house traii-
ers. TO gill
OWOSSO HOUSE TRAILER, 1a49.
"a. it,, sleeDs 4. good cond. Owner
going overseas. Lot 81, CANARY
TRAILER PARK, College Park. Md.
30
TRAILER FOR SALE: 1851 Palace;
living -oon, kitchen. bath and bed
room. Lot 81. 34l1 Richmond
Highway. 20+
Evening star., 1952-07-18
ninuedJ lconhnue -i-

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic.
Md.-Cottages and lots for sale to
college graduates at restricted beach;
community bldg. organized recrea-
lake; 125 cottages. Literature on
request. Drive down any time. Az
miles beyond Prince Frederick. A
3-bedrnl. cottage just offered; $3.50.
SUMMER COTTAGE-Avalon Shores
tShady SIDE Maryland. Nice loca-
MARLBORO POiNTMSeverai lots left
IN this very select development A
location you will want to own. JOHN
L. EBY. Realtor. Stafford. Va.
LAKE JACKSON, mr.. Manassas, Va.
Sale choice 2 modern all-year round
cabins; ami; 4 rms. and bath;
price only $6. 800 end $500. terms;
these, any weekday. or Sunday
CHEsAPEAKE BAY. shoreham ii NIB Beach, Uds,
4-bedroom and bath house on large
wei vel landscaped corner lot over
Gesng eee TesT Eater sas .ays ssTeened Porshe hed
beach. good harbor; a real buy at
$4,000. terms. ME-. O5I9.
MIMOSO COVE. Deale, Md.-The
best fishing is at Herring Bay. The
best place for nice homes for good
people Is Mimosa Cove. It's. seclu-
see, or call WEST RIVER 1893. 30
ATTENTION FISHERMAN--Oysters,
crabs. fish at your back door. East
ern Shore on the Bay. Year-around
compl. furn. house. all improve
ments; ] "a acres on paved road;
~ a9o sast fsst on waterfront. $3.50.
SHOREHAM BEACH-This will sell
fast; 4-bedrm. furnished cottage on
large corner; 6 lots: water on q
sides; hagstone terrace aud fire.
place. Seeing it is wanting it. See
MR.. RICHARDS. West River 4741.
DEALE BEACH. MD. 9th and Main
sts.: aD-year house on water with
pier; screened porches, shade trees;
saso seasi priced; open week ends. VA.
chalk POINT, Md; 2-year.oId
bungalow. on large lot: rms. and
bath; suit. yr.-'round living. within
econmmutipg distance D. G.; sacrifice
S5.s96. Easy terms. ia. s-7974.
LOG CABIN-TYPE modern cottage; .
Screened porch; 2 lots in tall trees; trees;
Sc. 900, furnished: located at Ce-
darhurst on Ches. Bay, 81 miles
D. c. near Shady Side. Md, INQUIRE
n; NIB BdAUMAN. 1727 K st. NV. Ma.
WEST SHADY SIDE-Spacious q
story. 6-room modern home. half
acre lot; vacant and in excellent
condition; $4,000. Inquire at Office
at Cedarhurst on the bay or WAL
TER NJ. BAUMAN, 1877 K st. NV.
MA. 1929.
FIVE-ROOM AND BATH cinder block
winter and summer home; lot 210x
ITO; completely furn. On Parrish
Greek. Phone West River 6S61;
Evening star., 1952-07-18
AUToMoTIvE MIscL. Cont J

WINDOWS and top
lifts. Expert repairs by specialists.
All cylinders and pumps on hand:
tinted glass for all cars; wholesale
and retail. HERSON AUTO GLASS.
~ Florida ave-. me-, MI. 7100.
Evening star., 1952-07-18
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

WE NEED CARS regardless Of make:
highest prices paid. Don't sell or
trade until you give US the oppor-
tlIats tunits to buy or trade at your
any, Ali cash. See the salesman
at our convenient downtown drive
in location, $3.50 to Q pm. weekdays:
$50 to $50. Saturdays. HILL a.
SANDERS. Wash,,s Oldest Ford
Dealer. INA ss6O lila Vermont
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
TOP TOP PRICES for clean used cars. Call
WE E. NEED GOOD used cars for our
customers; Chevrolets, Fords, Plym-
ouths preferred; .194S through
csi lS3% mGdeli mo- ,Sa cash; b bring: your tltIe
CHEVROLET, l940 Upshur st. NV.
WE NEED FORD TRUCKS, '4S-'5l.
pick--ups. panels. stakes. dumps.
Must be clean and in top operating
s0na50n an See BfoS BoS Rodes flts Ys pxRaWs Rsy %
MOTOR CO.. 3040 M st. NV. MI.
0lS1 go
NOTICE: CHRYSLER DEALERS with
in 200 miles of D. C. Wanted, 1852
black Saratoga 4-dr. sedan, must be-
equipped with toruue converter,
power steering. heater. black tires.
Tadio; od May ntSi consider ela demonstrator
1000 miles. Do not write if car
does not meet descrip. Box 1860,
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. Ia. 1901.
LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1881 auto Immediately. Call Dl.
G0oD SSDE MAN FOR BAD CARS and
trucks; junkers $50 and up. Call
ia. 1869; immediate removal.
BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1913 Ga. ave-. RA. 1122.
FAIR. HONEST APPRAISALS of all
make3 or cars are assured at
MCKEE PONTIAC 1884 L st. NV.
ME. 0400
I WOULD LIKE TO BUY a clean
late model car. preferably with radio
and heater; can paw all cash. ME-.
wanted. viii pay top
cash price for clean Cnrysler. Mr..
Dunnigan. ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
tChrysler- -Plymouth) 15 Kennedy
st. NV TU 243S.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY clean car.
pre-war preferred, must be reason
able. LO. 5-1133 after q. 30
cars: any make, model
and cond., for wreck yd. and used
car lot. WARREN'S. Ii. 3-9434.
OWNER-oPERATED TRUCKS to
haul brick and building materials.
nEAJEp EpnN6 At -
Evening star., 1952-07-18

LOCATION for colored
s.; sSST9Hf ~ fsssTi ssss iOao 9th St: NV. "
r ST. - AZ 9th. SGT 9th st. NV;
bright outside rom, suitable for
light mfg, sales rooms and Offices;
conv. location; reasonable. Apply
!, $40 s1 F St nv, sss, Ro1m E o1s. Is. LIS
Bldg, 60O-610 F st. NV; large
bright connecting rooms; reasonable.
Apply Room 10. Is
small. private ofice:
air-conditioned. furnished or un-
furnished; receptionist, telephone
SERVICE immediate occupancy. Cali
OFFICE Izss with parking facilities. Call
10th AND PENNA. AVE-. s45 Penna.
ave. n.w.-Attractive offices, close
to Govt. depts.; reasonable. Apply
$40 T st. NV. Room 10. is
AIR CONDITIONED
Office space available for insurance
agency, accounting firm, public re-
lations organizations, doctors, law
yers, schools. labor organizations,
sales organizations, national head
quarters, industrial corporations,
etc; 2 floors. 1000 So. #. One
floor divided, one floor open. Mod
ern, new bldg, intercom. facilities,
and Muzak available. Entire bldg
air-cond. Reasonable rent. Located
on 14th st. NV. Call CO. O537.