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Evening star., 1952-04-20
Chess
By Donald H. Muqridqe

Today most Of WaShington's
chess talent is at the Aberdeen
Proving Ground, enjoying the hos
pitality of the Army and match
ing their wits against an equal
number of Philadelphians in the
largest. chess match ever held in
this part of the world.
The match between Samuel
Reshevsky and Miguel Najdorf of
Buenos Aires, in progress at the
Manhattan Chess Club, has con-
tinued to be astonishingly one
sided. After winning the first two
games, in 80 and 81 moves, re-
spectively, the United States
grandmother has gone on to win
the third, on the black side of a
Nimzoindian Defense, in Al
moves, and the fourth. playing
against a Kings Indian Defense,
in 80. The fifth was twice ad-
journed, with Reshevsky, after IS
moves, still trying to win a rook
ending in which he had two
pawns against one. AS a New York
newspaper observed, This wholly
unexpected sequence of triumphs
is causing wonderment in chess
circles and CONSERVATION among
the many friends the South Amer
ican has made here"
In the first game Reshevsky,
after remaining on the defensive
for more than 20 moves, suddenly
lashed out from a confined but
compact position with a COM
pletely crippling counterattack:
White: NAJDORF. Black: DESHEVSKY
Evening star., 1952-04-20
|VFW Auxi|iaries
Ito Seat New Officers

Officers of National Capital
Auxiliary. Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will be installed by the de-
partment president. Mrs. Allene
Larsen, on Friday evening, at 1900
New Hampshire avenue NV. They
are: President, Mrs. Charlotte
Wood; senior vice president, Mrs.
Beulah Waller: junior vice presi-
dent, Miss Estelle Ginsberg; treas
urer, Mrs. Edith Hiser; conduct
tress, Mrs. Josephine Wright;
chaplain, Mrs. Kathryn Lawson;
guard, Mrs. Laura Weaver; trus-
tee, Mrs. Claire Lehman.
Mrs. Ailene Torrens, senior vice
president, will install the following
officers of All American Auxiliary
on Friday evening at 419 Seventh
street NV: President, Mrs. Grace
Fields; senior vice president, Mrs.
BERTHE Lewis; junior vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Ruth Clark; treasurer,
Mrs. Marie Hargy; chaplain, Mrs.
Margaret Lieb; conductress, Mrs.
Lena Roux; guard, Mrs. Helen
Green; trustee, Mrs. Helen
Gomez: secretary. Mrs. Helen
Hughes; patriotic instructor, Mrs.
Helen O'Brien; color bearers,
Aliene Torrens, Mary Piggott,
Helen Gomez and Ruth Wheeler.
A tentative date of May 18 has
been scheduled for the First
Brunch to be served by the de-
partment upon approval of the
auxiliary at the Lafayette Square
USO.
Equality Walter Reed Auxiliary
will visit patients in Ward D at
Mount Alto Hospital on Thursday
evening.
National Capital Auxiliary will
have an evening of games tomor-
row at Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
Sc.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
BY james BirchfieId-

place, where Pete, pilot for
American Airlines, is carving a
farm out of brush land and woods.
In three years he has built over a
house and cleared enough land to
support small herd of Herefords.
Pete came from Iowa, and we
found with him the Iowa philoso-
ply of clean fence rows. You
should move a fence a rod every
time you have to build it over" ,"
Pete said. Then you will always
have clean fence rows"
Pete is the second person we
ever met who doesn't like the Dig
cedars along the fence lines. Ou1
other friend doesn't like them be-
cause they remind him of ceme-
teries. but Pete's reason is because
they clutter up his fences.
Looking over the land he has
cleared, it is hard to believe that
one man, with little or no help,
could do it. One of these days,
If he keeps at it. there will be
rolling pastures where once grew
only thickets.
A horseshoe is, indeed, a lucky
thing. It is useful, too, and will
make an excellent gate latch or
a hook to hang things on. Every
now and then one of the horses
throws a shoe, and I start out
looking for it so that it may be
tackled on again.
You would think that a horse
shoe would be a difficult item to
find on 40 acres. But that is where
the luck comes in. I notice a lost
shoe, and then I walk out in the
field and pick it up. Never fails,
And then we have a day for
mailing on-when the blacksmith
comes. This is a very pleasant
day. because I get out of a lot of
Itiresome jobs just because I have
to be on hand to hold the horses.
No one has found out yet that they
will stand by themselves.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

ize no counterplay and perished
ANONYMOUSLY II moves later.
UL;.. DUSuruSvv pI..L. NAupnpE
Evening star., 1952-04-20

In the fourth game, Reshevsky
ventured an original and very in
teresting knight sacrifice on his
18th move. Najdorf could organ
Evening star., 1952-04-20

In the Divan's rapid transit
tourney on April IA, Norman T.
Whitaker resumed his habit of
winning, with 91a-11a. while Jan
Galvins, who learned his chess in
Riga, Latvia, made his first ap-
pearance in second place, with 90.
The other scores: c. D. Mott, 8-3;
D. M. Scheffer, 71a-31a: F. B. Cam
pomanes, IA; D. H. Mugridge,
I6h-4R: v. L. Eaton, 6-5; M.
Shultz, SIS; D. M. Stetzer, 3-8;
j. R. Rice. 212-8A;; K. A. Baer,
2-9; j. I. Puente, Oil. F. M. Du
Bois and z. r. Rode shared honors
in the B tourney. with 6-1 each.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Masonic Clubs 10 Hold
Joint Dinner Meetinq

The Masonic Clubs of the Dis
trict of Columbia, nearby Mary
land and Virginia will hold a
joint dinner meeting at $50 pm.
Saturday at the George Washing
ton National Masonic Memorial
Alexandria, Va.
Renah Camalier, grand master
of the District of Columbia, will
be the principal speaker. Omar
w. Clark, past potentate of the
Shrine will be master Of cere-
monies.
Tickets are available through
club representatives. The sale will
close tomorrow. For information
contact Robert L. Eaters, Ordway
7713.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

Small seeds have dificulty in
pushing through a clay soil, but
if covered with compost, vermic-
ulite, sawdust or other light mate
rial. will sprout easily. Cover the
planting row with a layer a half
inch deep.
Evening star., 1952-01-30

MosterfuIIy constructed by steorns g Foster,
with emphasis on the strong, seat edge con-
struction. The Hollywood bed is nnoveI Of
good looks and comfort, whether you use it as
sofa or bed This extraordinary special in
cIudes an extra firm box spring i. both rot-
tress and spring are covered with heavy,
striped ticking. For guest room, small apart
noent or as twin beds in any bedroom, here is q
chance to buy from the best and enjoy sov-
ines, too Plastic heodboord in ivory, rose or
green colors.
W6L-The Sleep Shop, Fifth Floor -.
also Bethesdo-Ch Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1952-01-30

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Evening star., 1952-07-27

bert Shimmon, q student at
Northeastern College at Melrose,
Mass. arrived yesterday to spend
a week with the Sawyers. He is
accompanied by his classmate, Mr..
Dick Turner. also Of Melrose.
Mrs. Aekermon Awoy
Mrs. Ackerman. wife Of Brig
Gen. John B. Ackerman, left Fri
day for Wheatland. Wyo. She
will spend several weeks with their
sons, Lawrence and Allan, who are
at Double 4 Ranch near there for
the summer.
Retired Rear Admiral and Mrs
Valentine A. Schaeffer are plan
ming a trip to California in the
next few weeks. They will 60 to
Coronado to make the acuuain-
tance of their second grandson
John Hill Schaeffer, who was
born there July S. The baby is
the son of Navy 1t. Valentine A
Schaeffer. jr., now on duty with
his aircraft carrier in Korean
Evening star., 1952-07-27
By Evelyn M. Dent

The Chief Signal Officer and
Mrs. George Irving Back will re-
turn today from Fort Monmouth,
N. j., where sthey were guests of
honor at dinner dance last eve
ming. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Back
went to Fort Monmouth for the
ceremony yesterday Of the pres
entation to the Signal Corps of
a plaque from the Royal Aus
tralian Corps OF Official Signals.
The plaque commentaries the
close association during World
War II of the Australian and the
United States signal officers and
personnel.
Brig. Archie D. Molloy, Military
Attache of the Australian Embassy
here and Army representative on
the Military Mission, made the
formal presentation at a ceremony
following the review of Signal
Corps troops.
The plaque, received by Gen.
Back with an appropriate short
speech, will remain at Fort Mon
mouth with other Signal Corps
mementoes and awards.
Others Present
Maj. Gen. John w. OBrien,
D. S. O.. E. D.. who is serving as
supply attache and also defense
representative at the Australian
Embassy. and Mrs. O'Brien &C.
companied Gen. and Mrs. Back
for the ceremony and festivity fol-
lowing. They also will return with
them today. Gen. and Mrs
O,Brien and Gen. and Mrs. Bacl
became close personal friend
while they were serving in Tokyo
Others in the party from Wash
ington who attended the ceremon,
and party afterwards were 1t. Col
L. w. Cumpston, staff officer O
the Australian Corps of Officia
Signals. and 1t. Col. A. Jacoby
technical staff officer, with Mrs
Cumpston and Mrs. Jacoby.
Porty After Ceremony
The commanding officer at For
Monmouth. Maj. Gen. Kirke 3
Lawton, and Mrs. Lawton wer
hosts at the dinner dance last eve
ming which honored the Chief Sig
! nal Officer and Mrs. Back. Tn
party was given in Gibson Hal
> one OF the officers clubs on tn
post, and the visitors from Wash
ington were guests at other club
at the fort overnight.
Sowyers Are Hosts
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Bickfor
Sawyer gave buffet supper part
Friday evening, entertaining i
their home. The company in
cluded Col. and Mrs. Rober
Thrift, Col. and Mrs. Georg
Seckinger. Maj. and Mrs. Ber
nard Reddy and Mr.. and Mr..
Richard Sawyer.
Gen. Sawyer's nephew, Mr.. Her
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Plaque Is Presented To the Signal Corps

waters. Mrs. Schaeffer, the baby's
mother, is the former Miss Beverly
Pearson, daughter Of Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. John Pearson.
Mrs. Pearson has been with her
daughter in Coronado for some
weeks and Admiral Pearson now
is en- route there for station, hav-
ing been transferred from WASH
ington.
Travelling also are Army Capt.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

and Mrs. Robert Walton Fleming
who will be of to Virginia Beach
Thursday. and after a vacation
there they will 60 on to Fort Ben
ming. Ca, the formers new sta
ton. At Virginia Beach they will
join Mrs. Fleming's mother, Mrs.
Warren L. Stephenson, and Mr..
Stephenson who went there Fri
day for a ten-day stay at the
Princess Anne Club.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
|Robinsons Hosts At Dinner Party

Army Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John
N. Robinson were hosts at dinner
Friday evening. entertaining at the
Officers Club at Fort Lesley j.
McNair. The party was in COM
pliment to their son-in-law and
daughter, Capt. Richard johnson
of West Point. and Mrs. johnson,
who arrived earlier in the day for
a weeks stay with her parents.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

Gen. and Mrs. Robinson had
with them for a short visit earlier
in the week their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Capt. and Mrs. John
N. Robinson, jr.. also of West
Point. Capt. Robinson has been
assistant professor Of chemistry
at the Military Academy for the
past three years and with Mrs.
Robinson was en- route to his new
post at ValdoSta, Ga.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
AUToMoTIvE MISC.
TRAlLERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES. Cherry
Hill Trailer Park. Route l. Berwyn,
Nd. authorized dealer for several
makes Of new and used house trail
1SDiAN, s1si ~ rs, 2si Is IT; full bath; dolly;
seif SLEEPS ro9 s yery S4Sa. clean terms; pS p1ss
TRAiiER--4xe body, 10
in. tires; S45 or best offer. TO.
1853 PRAIRIE SCHOONER. all alumni
mum, complete bath. 27.. long,
saeoo sse AleSsndria las Ill Temple Va. Trailer vl
SAVE Sl,25O on my brand-new so
Travelite. 41-ft., dual heating sys-
TEN, refgr. with deer. freeze COM
partment. step-up kit. step-down
liv.. rm. and bedrm., complete bath
with full-size tub. Reason for sacri-
can be seen ali day. Friday, Sat.
mi. MI north @ of Laurel. % Nd. N i1e on o. S. /.
Phone Laurel 922 or Elkridge sS7.
SCHOONER. 1s5o-51. 2s.ft..
tandem axle. electric brakes. never
pulled; fully modern; $3.50: $780,, Can ,,s be
Trailer Court. 2e4o Richmond hgy..
HoNaRp. A'sFsRfsisi an metal. bunk beds ss pcsch
TRAILER VILLAGE. Alexandria. va.
ANDERSON 1851 27-ft.; sleeps 4,
shower. toilet. dolly. and access
SORES; excellent condition, LOT 232,
WOODLEY HILLS TRAILER PARK,
Y: 8. I: SOUTH OF ALEX. 13s
1916 STREAMLITE. excel. cond.. 8
rms. "a 1T, new Cloric range. new
refrigerator. 0reeze chest; stainless
steel sink with mod. plumbings;
comp. bedrm., lge. chest Of drawers.
4-wheel chassis with 7.00x15 6-ply
. tires; like new; can be seen MIDGET
GRHLa w. Hyattsville. mr.. Airport.
AMERicAN MI aSsti HOUSE TRAILER, s 95ssft.,
elec. brakes; $500. Can be seen
3rd and Metzrott I'd. Berwyn. Nd.
VI. w. sS-wHrTE TRACTOR and Is
ton tandem-axie low-bed trailer, 8
IT. wide. Exceptional mechanical
condition. Total price, $1,000.
Phone XII. S-576S for demonstration.
/ Il
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Bargain-Franklin Manor
FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

REHOBB0TH. right or surf. New
Castle St, 2 large. houses, very
desirable. Box 93-A, Star.
BEACH, VA.-Furn. 6-rn
cottage for rent by week, month.
nar Mater elec;:. screened porch. RIA.
APT. OR SR'e RooM@s.' si@' nicely furn.i 1nis by
At woodland Beach. Nd. ds; Service
around the clock. INQUIRE EDGE
WATER BLDG. Mayo rd., next to
club house. or call Annapolis zoos.
cLIFFs-port Republic.
rooms; equipped for 6; avail. july
I2.19 to college graduates at re-.
sSricted beach. Total rent, s57.
pnope aIicr LYNN MILES, Prince Fred
BEACH Emily's as Beach
haven as. on Potomac River at 1st ST.
ali eee aba baths snuiTal bot Ssfsi sDts; coS 90.
beach, pier; swim. fish. GRAB crab. SCxS. Co.
WOODLAND BEACH COTTAGE. mod
eony;: ideal for family. reas. rates.
traa1.e Mster, ma. a. 4l2S Shore dr. Eds Ease-
JUST RECEIVED several fIlly
equipped cottages for rent for Aug.
by week or month at Chesapeake
5edcnp NOrth Beach and North
Beach Park. at $50 wk. up. Stop by
our office. Open daily or phone Mr.
Fowler. locally, WO. S7l6. ewes. after
$3.50. CHESAPEAKE CO, INC al
the stop sign, Chesapeake Beach
WOODLAND BEACH, e5 mi. from mi b s G
Cottages. mod. conv.; sandy beach;
Saa SaIi, WHY 5aya up; immed. poss. Anna 4 3.
BEVERLY IEACH-cottare for rent
at $40 Lakeview ave. For informa.
ton. cali CHI. 1891. -I3
COTTAGES FOR RENT - Electri,
range and refgr.; good boating anc
swimming: sandy beach. LA 6-539f;
BREEZY POINT BEACH, MD.--Mod
cottage: waterview.; near shore
lge. screened porch; avail. July ] lltf
to Aug. 3rd., Aug, nth to Sept. 7th
suit. 8: 3rd cottage ON left going in
Open Sunday OF. 9544.
SHERWOOD FOREST. 230 Noting
ham - 2-bedrm. cottage available
through July. Inspect any time. -:
lEPPING FOREST, Md -bedrm. cot
| tage on Severn River; all conv.
restricted. Aug. and Sept. Phon
| Annapolis. South Shore 1926. ---14
iBREEZY POINT BEACH, MD.-Cot
/ tage. all improvements avail. from
July 10 to end of Sept: sleeps 8
$50 per week. Lo. 5-1449. --13
Evening star., 1952-07-12
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

LONG POINT, on Severn River
fully furnished home; own beach and
write, LusHBAUdH. 29a9 Riggs
ave, Baltimore, Md, WI. 1851.
Saturday and Sunday on property.
CHALK POINT Completely
furnished 4-room stucco summer
cottage; modern electric kitchen and
complete bath. large inclosed sleep
ing porch; situated on nearly an
acre Of aTn sr sTees agS bsSnr snd nrS
leges. $500. with 81, 800 down
payment. Call OWNER, NE. 06S7.
NEW HOME FOR sALE-Hot-water
heat and mod. plumbing; to be sold
Sy rn ts low vstsT dSTn catona p6in
in st. Marys County. miles from
Leonardtown. Cali WA. 3373, OF
inspect property on week end. la
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic,
Md.-Cottages and lots for sale to
college graduates at restricted beach
bag bag beaeh
lake; 125 cottages. Literature on
miles beyond Prince Frederick.
srRsSETmIo SSttfgTs FTsHFs%sN int SsSsd ssssSS sS
Eastern Shore on the bay, The new
bridge opens this month. Year.
'round completely furn. house. Al
improvements; / "a acres; 400 It
on bay on paved road. $3.50
Call NO. $3.50 ewes. Pictures avail
LAKE JACKSON, VA. - "crick. s.
cabin; $4,000; 200 yds. from lake
Follow signs or call 10. 2-97S7. ID
sELBY ON THE.BAY--Lovely cottag
on an exclusive Chesapeake Ba!
beach; nicely furn.. firepl., all cleo
kit: 8 bedrms.. liv. rm. and bath
screened porch; lge. corner lot; SIS,
500. M. PAUL HANNAH. 732 l7tl
st. NV, NE. 400. Ia
BAY FRONT. year-'round home Il
being transferred. Lovely beach
Liv, rm. 14x26; 4 bedrms., storag
rni.. 2 baths, lge. util. rm.; gar;
bath houses and outside shower; o.
lot 96x166. Under $50. 600. s
mi. b. c.. Bay Vista 4S41. IL,
3-BEDRM. HOME on large lot over
looking water; elec. stove. elec. hot
water. heater; buiit-in sink: liy
ys.S5e. s1,ooo down sS5 : montf
Ne. 0619.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH, DEL-2-bedrm.
and bath aptS; and cottages: sE,n S5O 90
ys TS TINS nv and Fr Atssfc sfs aTe pi'kInSGn M p
GRAVATTE. 1913 K st. NV. Ma.
FOR RENT-Tvo-bedrm. cottages;
fit2 fSal' MJ $40 Baltimore ave- ofs Ocean
REHOBoTH BEACH, DEL.-Apts:,
new. modern. well furnished. central,
1z blocks to ocean. PAUL ROBERT
SON. 10 Philadelphia ST., Re-
hoboth phone SS77.
CAPE MAY, N. j.. apt. for rent.
modern. 2 bedrooms, hv.-dln rm.,
kit, bath; mo. or wk. 81. OO10.
BAY FRONT COTTAGE with 165-ft.
pier: lot. 100x125 IT. All modern,
toilet, baths and water supply cleo
trio stove. water heater and retrig-
orator. Colored or white. Maria
gansett and Myrtle SITS, Arundel
on-the-Bay, Md. Call ]. F. WAR
FIELD. MA. 4707. -l3
FOR RENT-Remainde of season:
ocean front house with liv. room,
din. room, bedrooms, dormitory.
bath, and Q half baths, screened
porch. Newly appointed 3-bedroom
cottage facing ocean. RAPKlN
REALTY INC. 16 Rehoboth ave-.
Rehohoth Beach. Delaware. Phone
Rehoboth 4096. is
WILDWOOD-Ocean front apis.
sleeps 8. SIS weekly. BYRNE CO.,
1910 Boardwalk. Phone 2-2S26.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
BOATS tcont.)

BOAT-Custom- built wood construc-
ton with forward cabin length 49,.
Beam. g; 5-h.p. Briggs & Stratton
inboard engine, excel. cond: with all
necessary equipment, cost 5000 and
will sell for 5000. Call A. HORAK,
Silver Spring 0655. 13*
38-FT. FISHING BOAT. ready to 20.
Inquire at Gulf station. Deale. Md.
SPEEDBOAT. II IT,, Dunphy. uni
versal engine; peri. cond.; $500 or
best offer. See at COLONIAL BEACH
YACHT CLUB. or call LA. 6-80s3.
FISHING PARTIES. Herring Bay.
Eastern Bay and Gooses. CAPTAIN
BEATTY, West River 621S. 30
FISHING BOAT. 194a, % IT,; fast.
12.FT. .LAPSTREAK DORY; 5 It.
wide. built Of white, cedar. with
reinforced oak stern, for outboard.
In peri. cond.: fully equipped:
ready for use. Can be seen at 2S27
Dumbarton ave. NV. Call MR..
OWEN. DE. PRO. or ia. 4-os2a.
Calm sTsfs sasi scRuirsER, Refniss.d miS
50; so, o.s.. IL beam. triple iinH plank
hull. twin screw: superb condition.
Fully equipped;. Chrysler Royal en-
gines: sleeps in separate cabins;
galley and head: ample closet space.
$1,000, but viii consider offer. ia.
si-FooT CABIN CRUISER. sleeps 4.
Contact CAPT. cHAs. x. DAWSON,
ss.fSoT @iSSi Nd: CABIN CRUISER - Ia Re-.
eond MAKE * oier onsa wa WA s5sP 55sPnins
42-FT. YACHT. equip. for summer
winter living aboard: long-ranse
cruising; shower, heat, finely apptd
terms. ATALLA. 500 Maine ave; s;w.
CHRIs-CRAFT SPEED BOAT. i12-
h.p., gray; very fast: ideal for ski
finished. See 4a4 57th ave, Capitol
MaMoGANMTd HiiSbts NJ A1Lf S1 fs-e1?ss7; s77-xi 1s Gsy
PTsSSieT aSsE YACHT Co.. Sc, Or Or sali
14-FT. HVoaa CHRIs-cRAFT outboard s Run.
about; 1895 N. Nelson St. Airing
ton. Va. la
2s:ft; Truscott, 1947. sleeps 4; beau
sS-f.. stssieIaft s,is!s s asS cruiser; ss7oo
painted this spring; 'Dt'eu TOP cond.; adG
15-ft. outboard with 5O-h.p. Evin-
rude, $500.
15-ft. inboard and trailer. $3.50.
l5-ft. Feathercraft with 25-hp. Mer-
curry. Practically new; windshield,
dual steering, extra gas. cockpit
EFT. Feathercraft and trailer; 1915.
New 10-h.p. Mercury Hurricane with
carriage, tank and extra prop; $3.50.
See at STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON
CO., Maine ave. and M st. s.w., ST.
4145. Ia
Evening star., 1952-07-12
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FOR SALE OR TRADE. SUB. d. c.
Five-yr. old concrete block. peri
stove and refgr.l. tile bath. liv,
rm.. dtnette; porch: att. gar. with
laun. rm.: central oil heat system;
cooling system: lge. heaut. land
scaped lot; few hundred #. from
Miami River, and nr. 8 of the
largest boat clubs in Miami;
$4,000. with $4,000 GI-FHA Isl
mortgage at AZ. OR. 704S. la
IF You ARE LOOKING FOR invest
ment in orange groves. timber lands
and cattle ranches, write for full
particulars to. q. JACKSON. JR ).
206 s. Main ST.. Orlando. Fla. la
with modern home: home
in the Hills Fla: about l5-acres in
In pasture and timber; on paved
road; $4,000. easy terms or trade
Write on this and other bargains tc
HAROLD M. VOLLICK, p. o. Boz
Ito. Orlando. Fla. la
Wanted-Small Apt. House
= PHONE TO. 1884
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|WATERF'T PROP. RENT tcens.

WATER FRONT COTTAGE. Cobb
Isiand-Furn.; avail. Aug. i sleeps
q; tiled kit... bath and shower, gas
and cleo; adults only. Further de-
tails, call La. 6-Sg9s: la
bath. porch, all conv.; row boat.
outboard; SIS wk. Inspect week
end, or call ME. 005S. FRANK s..
SMITH. Cape Anne. la
AVAIL. JULY go to
Sept 15, Fairhaven, Md.--Restricted
beach; comfortable accommodations.
Inquire Booth residence, or phone
North Beach 4464. la
Evening star., 1952-07-12

NOOLU LAAE TO purchase 1900 or
1881 auto Immediately. Cali DI.
COOP MAN. FOR BAD CARS an.
trucks; junkers $50 and up. Call
IA. 1860; immediate removal.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
ior nice loW.mileage cars. MORRIS
VIZ NEED CARS s; regardless rss;; Ha' Of make; W
highest prices paid. Don't sell OF
trade until you give us the oppor-
tunity to buy or trade at your
price. We will pay Of balance il
az any; o,r Al, conxsni.r cash see the salesman
in location, $50 to 8 pm. weekdays;
$3.50 to $50. Saturdays. HILL &,
SANDERS, Wash, s Oldest Ford
Dealer. tNA ss60), lila Vermont
FAIR. HONEST ApPRAIsALs of al
MsKGE MS GEod PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV.
1 Would LIKE TO BUY a clean
late model car. preferably with radio
snd heater. can paw all cash. ME-
wxNTED-1oo cars: any make,
aysd sda csP sGnf ot ''T wzz1sfalRF sitf
CGRsixssii.ER wanted. win pay 0lI sor
cash price for clean Chrysler. Mr.
tChrysler:Plymouth), 16 Kennedy
st. NV. To. 243S.
WILL PAY absolutely top money fol
any make of car that is absolutely
eleani from 80 to 81 models. Mr.
WILLIAMS. TU. 1926 or drive ts
wogIP sbSY SfGfkls Ifks fS iSs Buy aT ,..p 1s47
cond. call Wo. a so4o. anu IN iS GS0'
115-TON or 2-ton van, or stake; II
excel. cond. to pass d. c. insp. Pre-.
war pref. ia. OILS. Ia
PVT; PARTY wishes to buy 1915
Cadillac. 1850 or 1851 Pontiac Of
3S47. No dealers. 13s
S100 MORE FOR YOUR CAR
We need it now. 1901 Mt, Vernon
ave. Alexandria. TIE Q101 ii