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Evening star., 1952-02-15
|Goldsboro Road Bus.
Service Opens Today

The Bison Bus Line will begin
service today on . new. line from
Massachusetts avenue extended
and Goldsboro road to Fifteenth
and K streets NV. 3
Ray Walters, president Of the
line. said last night the route Win
go over K. Seventeenth streets
land Massachusetts, avenue Il to
1Goldsboro road. following q line
abandoned by Capital Transit 90.
last year.
The fare will be, IS cents for
lone-way rides between the District
and Montgomery County, and is
cents for rides within the county.
No rides will be permitted between
points within the. District, he
added.
Mr.. Walters said the first bus
outbound viii leave the downtown
terminal at 6:45 am. followed by
buses at 7:45 am, and 8:45 am.
After q 5-minute wait, these buses
will leave for the downtown
terminal at 7:15 and S:15 am.
with the last bus leaving at o:45
am.
In the afternoon, outbound
buses will leave Fifteenth and
K streets NV. at 800 PM. 1850
pm. and $3.50 pm, and they will
make their return trips starting
at 4:20 pm. $40 pm. and $40
pm.
This line will service Woodacres.
Sumner, Westmoreland Hills, Glen
Mar Park, Glen Echo Heights and
Mohican Hills communities.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Thirteenth Of a Series.

Thirteenth OF Series.
freeway. The new parkway.
through lover-Archbold Park.
would link the ffeeway-and Key
Bridge-with the upper Northwest.
Together, they would create a
rapid bypass to downtown for mo-
torists now using Massachusetts,
and Wisconsin avenues. Both
projects are In the Districts new
road program. They would cost
about 81 million.
The elevated idea is new. It
would parallel Canal road, running
a half mile on the old Chesapeake
and Ohio Canals south bank.
Canal road would retain west
bound traffic. The elevated would
be one-way eastbound.
so Years on Paper.
The connecting parkway. how
ever. is far from a new idea. AS
Arizona avenue, 1t has existed on
paper for almost 60 years.
It would run about 8 miles from
the west end Of the elevated, north
almost to Tenley Circle. It's south
terminus would be Macarthur
boulevard and Foxhall road. It's
north end, at least at the outset
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Kaufman 10 Receive
Brotherhood Award
For Civic Activities
-

Joseph D. Kaufman, merchant
and civic leader, win be guest Of
honor Tuesday at q testimonial
dinner at the Shoreham Hotel at
which he will be given the Broth
erhood award Of the District
chapter Of the National Confer
ence OF Christians and Jews.
Everett r. Clinchy, president Of
the national conference, win pre-
sent him with a scroll inscribed
with q citation of outstanding citi-
|zenship and community service.
Senator Mcmahon, Democrat
|of Connecticut. will make the
principal address. Rabbi Norman
Gerstenfeld Of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation. will pay
tribute to Mr.. kaufman, who is q
member of the congregation. Rab-
bi Gerstenfeld, the Rev. Philip
Hannah, chancellor of the Cath
olic archdiocese of Washington
and Dean william Stewart Mel
son, head of the School Of Re-
Iligion at Howard University, will
offer prayers at the dinner.
Interior Secretary Chapman,
who was awarded a similar cita-
tion in 1850, paid tribute to Mr.
Kaufman today in a statemnt re-
leased by the committee arrang-
ing the dinner.
"Mr. kaufman epitomizes the
true spirit OF brotherly love and
unity so necessary in the world
today" Mr.. Chapman said.
"For more than 80 years he has
been an outstanding civic leader
in Washington. He has been in
the forefront Of all activities that
have increased understanding
among the diverse groups that
make up the population OF the
Nations Capital. He has carried
into the multitude Of community
organizations, with which he is
associated, the great principles Of
tolerance and unity for which the
National Conference Of Christians
and Jews stands. He is a citizen
|of whom we can all be proud, a
tireless leader in the cause Of
social justice and Of good will
Iamong all races and creedS."
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Leans
10 Automatic
Tax Cut Law
Big Fund Surpluses
Cited by Maryland
Senate Leader
By J. B. zatmon
Ssor sieff Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. l5.-Legis-
lation calling for an automatic
tax reduction when, the States
surplus exceeds a certain amount
lis being considered by Senate
Majority Leader Louis I. Cold
stein. Democrat. Of Calvert
County.
This was revealed yesterday by
Senator Goldstein, after he lost
his fight for immediate Senate
action on q favorable Finance
Committee report on a bill pro-
viding for a Is per cent cut in
1851 individual income tax pay
mentS. ss
Instead, the Senate acceded TO
a motion by Minority Leader Rob-
ert Kimble, Republican, of Alle-
gany County. to delay considera-
ton Of the report until 2:30 pm.
today.
At that time. the Senate is ex-.
pected to take up q companion
measure. which would lift the
States 3 per cent sales tax from
gas. electricity and household
fuels. The Finance Committee
was to act on this bill earlier to-
day.
Concerned by Disparity.
Senator Goldstein told reporters
he Is concerned over the constant
disparity between estimated and
actual surpluses.
He cited figures by the State
Controllers Office, which showed
that the Treasury has had a gen.
eral fund surplus over estimates
every year since 1899 in amounts
ranging from over "a million to
more than $40 million.
At the end Of the current fiscal
year on June 80. the surplus is
expected to reach nearly $14 mil
lion. although it was estimated
at only about $4,000 during the
1851 session of the General As
sembly, the Senator asserted.
Meanwhile, a House bill de-
scribed by its supporters as
a major step forward in curbing
corruption Of public Office holders
was on its way to the Senate.
The measure, passed by the
House yesterday. would result I'M
loss Of their jobs by State en-
ployes who claimed possible self ]
incrimination in refusing to an
swer questions at hearings.
During the debate on the State
bill, mention was made
Of the current crime investigation
in Washington.
Delegate Leroy Punaphrey, DEM
ocrat. Of Prince Georges County
said removal Of the self -incrimina-
ton excuse would prevent what
we've seen happen in Washington
certain police officers riding
around in fiashy cars and living
on q scale they couldn't possibly
afford on their salaries.
when you ask, Where did you
get it?'. they reply. It's none Of
your business" Mr.. Pumphrey
said.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Second in . Series.

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field. They said, however, such
q council would serve chiefly to put
the present machinery for settling
Of conflicts on a sturdier basis
and. perhaps, tend to broaden the
Machinery now exists to allow
consultation on zoning conflicts
between the District and the adj
jacent Maryland suburban areas
in Montgomery and Prince Georges
Counties, officials explained.
Owing to the nature Of coming,
disputes In this field are unlikely,
except along land boundaries.
Thus, there is less chance for
such conflicts to arise between
District and Virginia suburban
Jurisdictions because the Potomac
River serves as the boundary.
Mile Border.
But the District has q 25-nile
land boundary adjoining Prince
Georges and Montgomery Coun-
ties. It is along this line that
occasional zoning conflicts have
arisen In the past and can be
In the future.
Right now. the District Zoning
c Commission Is faced with q request
from q developer to zone conn
mercial" q tract Of land at the
boundary between Prince Georges
County and the District at Riggs
road. Before the hearing is held
and d decisi6n made, the District
viii obtain the views Of the Mary
land National Capital Park and
Planning Commission as TO the
effect Of such coming on the ada
Evening star., 1952-02-15

property officer. As an acting In
spector, he has taken the place
of Inspector Beverly c. Beach.
who In turn replaced Inspector
Albert I. Bullock. now on leave.
The changes are effective Mon.
day.
With the transfer Of 1t. Peters
there will have been q complete
turnoved In personnel In the su-
|perintendent's ofiice since MAI.
Barrett retired last fall.
About q month ago Mai. MIr-
ray announced the transfer of
Miss Helen O'Conor to the De-
tective Bureau. She first was as
signed to the safe squad and now
handles general correspondence
for the bureau. Maj. Murray said
she asked to be transferred. Like
1t. Peters, she long served on Mai.
|Barrett's office staff.
When Miss O'Connor left Mai.
Murray brought In Pvt. Yancey II.
Garner. With the transfer Of 1t.
Peters, no addition was announced
for Maj. Murray's office.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Bond Referendum Urqed

The Arlington School Board has
been urged to request q reteren-
dunn this spring on q new school
CONSTRUCTION bond issue. The
Northwest Arlington Civic Asso-
citation made the request at d
Injecting attended by nearly 100
members Tuesday night In the
Rock Spring Neighborhood House.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

cent land in Prince Georges
County.
In cases such as this, where the
potentialities exist at the bound
ary line for q decision by one
jurisdiction to affect property
values adversely in the other
Jurisdiction, consultation ma
chinery has been operating for
the last five years.
Limited Power.
It takes the form Of an informal
staff level "co-ordinating commit
tee. which has power of recon-
mendation only. In most cases.
however. recommendations have
been followed by the responsible
county officials and the District
government. The committee is
headed by John Nolen, jr.. director
|of planning for the National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commis-
sion; Robert o. Clouser, executive
Officer Of the District Zoning Com
mission, and William c. Burrage.
planning engineer Of the Mont
gomery County regional Office Of
the commission.
The kind OF questions that oc-
Icasionally arise have 10 do pri-
marily with designation Of land
at the boundary line as suitable
for commercial or apartment de-
velopment instead Of for single
family houses. Since the Wash
ington area has had only slight
industrial expansion. designation
of land for industrial use has not
been q matter Of conflict.
Actually, say ofiicials. the num-
Der Of cases il which divergent
zoning interests have arisen up
to now has been negligible. num-
|hering seldom more than q half
dozen q year.
Essentially. zoning activity con-
Germs itself with determining
whether . particular site Is proper
for q particular use. There Is,
therefore, plenty Of room for
widely divergent opinions that,
within . particular jurisdiction,
may be fully supportable. Itkyas,
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Area Council Would Aid in Zoninu

Establishment Of q Greater
Washington Council. such as pro-
posed by District Commissioner F.
Joseph Donohue, would aid in the
solution Of coming problems that
crop up periodically among po-
ltical jurisdictions within the
Metropolitan Area.
That was conceded today by a
number of officials in the coming
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Press Club to InstuII

Truman T. Felt. newly elected
president Of the National Press
Club. will be installed at q party
at Q pm. tomorrow In the club
auditorium. The Navy Band viii
give . concert beginning at . pm.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Gleason Heads orphonuqe

RICHMOND. va. Feb. Is Up.
Emmett Gleason Of Charlottes-
vile has been elected president
of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Virginia Methodist Conference
orphanage here. A
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viers Mill PTA Supper

"A box supper and dance win be
sponsored by the VierS Mill Ele-
mentary School Parent Teacher
Association tomorrow at 8 pm,
In the school building.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

There viii. be bridges with ramp
connections at Reservoir road, New
Mexico avenue, Cathedral avenue
and Massachusetts,.
Traffic will feed in and out on
the present street system near
Tenley Circle. Eventually there
may be a two-block extension up
to the circle.
A proposed southbound ramp
from the present freeway into
Rock Greek parkway VIII help
push the traffic flow downtown.
Another related project is the
Washington Circle underpass,
which must be built, planners say,
before the new flow is created.
Sunday: Bus.bays ON Six.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
Ladies' Night in cheyerIy

The Cheverly Mems Club win
hold q Ladies Night" tonight ct
the American Legion Hall. Chew
eriy. Md. Members and guests are
invited.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
BY Jsnes G. Deone

An elevated highway and a
|brand-rlew parkway may be in the
Northwest's future.
The elevated would be q west
ward extension Of the Whitehurst
Evening star., 1952-02-15

1t. Peters, o.
longtime aide
and conndante
Of exp oltce
Chief Robert j.
|B Jarrett, win
head the statis-
tical work. sue
ceeding Capt.
Earl Hartman.
|. Capt. Hart
man will attain
the rank Of
inspector and
becom e the
d Q par tnlent's
chiaf CLARK ard
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Adds
Aide 10 ]
transfer LIST
1t. Peters to Leave
Police Chiefs Office
For Statistical Work

Police Chief Robert v. Murray
today announced he is transfer
ring 1t. Lewis Peters from his Of.
fice to thepolice statistical bureau.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

then, chiefly for problems arising
along the boundaries where two
supportable opinions may come
into conflict that q means Of re-
solving the difference was needed
Up to now, the few cases en-
countered have been handled ade-
quately by the o-ordinating COM
mittee method in this area, off,
cials say. A greater Washington
Area Council. however, might well
strengthen the system and. per-
haps, give 1t more authority. Like
wise. 1t might open the way for
additional means Of consultation
between individual jurisdictions
officials said.
For Planning Problems.
The bill to bring about reor-
ganization Of the National Capital
Park and Planning Commission as
the National Capital Planning
Commission. likewise, is q move
designed to improve planning
phases Of the regional problem.
The bill would provide for Q
National Capital Regional Plan
ming Council, to be made up ot
representatives Of regional. local
and Federal agencies. Such q
council would have co-ordinating
responsibilities in matters Of q
planning nature, including coming
Virtually all Metropolitan Area
Jurisdictions have indorsed legis-
lative creation Of q National Capt.
tai Regional Planning Council
such as Is proposed In this bill.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

Sunday: Bus-bays on Six
teenth street and Connecticut
avenue.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

Sunday: Another article In
this series will deal with some Of
the avenues o Greater Washing
tom Council might explore to
facilitate private and public com
struction.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD AZ De Luxe "6" 2-dr. Sc
dan; cd. r. and h.. new Tires, new
I'm, 90; 900 mi; i;p; pvt; owners no dlrs;.
Eiectromatic and overdrive, new W top;
only S1,495. ROYAL: MOTORS.
INC. Chrysler-Plymouth. 400
Georgia ave. NV. ia. $500. IA
PACKARD 1910 4-dr. 6 cyl: r. and
nterio2 RG'Gf mmaeuae 1Sss sampTtes a EsGH
as5es eas5 IL e. 75ss s5a' or t5ie 9U sssEss rsSEs
PACKARD 1871 de luxe sedan; beau
tiful condition; looks like new: runs
excellent; !S395, terms. ROPER.
PAeRARp ssR 1aS 90 :, de ave: fnxe ne 4-dr sedan
S1o95 d95 H. RoYAh Ra5Enal MoTdRs SEoH ash 1%c SR!y
Chrysler-Plymouth. 4100 Georgia
ave. NV. ia. 1900. "a
PACKARD 1851. series 200 complete
y equipped. Al condition; just
5000 5000 cash or VIII aecept clean,
at Boys Shell station, N. Capltoi
at Eye, Monday through Sat. -25
PACKARD 81 4-dr. sedan; r. and h..
Ultramatic. Wv. tires and many
0ne 0'm. 0yRsr; We 4S$3 sS;ls5. Cali after after 6
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr. sed.; s1,35o.
MR.. RAY. EX. 1898. -23
PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe Cdr;
10000 miles; inside and out per-
phSGoTTa pfeSti SSTS isss "a 6s95e 4df shiny 6isek
{ialsh An! j., tires; nm motor and body PEI
owner; 5000. HO. 9286. %
cond; nice appearance. good tires;
pIYMoGTH f9;iIi iii 4YGl ia5i Cambridge sS 4.dr.
NASH; i7o5 Mount Mount 1@aNGrsaA Vernon ave-.
AL. 1880. ewes. til 9.
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr.. Cranbrook
sedan. fully equip:; black satin. i'm;
only, ., S1.645: PARKWAY FORD
PLYMOUTH As, excel. cond.: r. and
n white white walls. seat covers; $3.50.
PLYMoUTH 1e41 4-dr. sedan. one
condition: bank financing; new tires,
must must sell Immediately. Cali Ii.
PLYMOUTH '4s 4-dr. sedan; r. and
h; 20; 900 mi; sgl, owner; 5000
cash: Oh. 1858 after pm. -25
less than 10000. actual miles; rich
green. orig. finish; S1,245. MASON
MOTOR CO, bath and Benning I'd.
ne. Open 8 It'll 8. "a
PLYMOUTH 81 cranbrook club
coupe; a showroom piece that cannot
be told from new; r. h., dir. signals,
Wv. tires: 10000 mi. S1,695.
L. P. STEUART, INC, Bath and
Benning rd. ne. Open 9 It'll 8. III
1910 de luxe sedan; ex-
cellent condition; S295. terms; $50
down. ROPER" 18th and R. I.
ave. ne. o4s
Evening star., 1952-10-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUEEBAKER 194S convertible; ri
and h.; overdrive; good condition:
$3.50 HO. S740. -23
STUDEBAKER 1851 Land Cruiser;
automatic transmission. r. and h.;
just like new in every respect; new
sTUpEsAKER. 14is ? st. NV.
co. 2l53. "a
STUDEBAKER 80 Champion; hand
some It.. blue, orig. finish; like new:
T., h.; ideal for low-cost driving; ST.
145. L. P. STEUART. INC. 34th and
Benning rd. ne. Open It'll 8. -24
STUDEBAKER 1896 de luxe sedan;
very best condition.; almost new
ROPER" 18th and 4. i. ave. ne.
sTUDEBAKER 1947 Land Cruiser:
Al condition, cverdrive. radio and
htr.;, orig. owner; $500. Call NO.
WiLLYs 1859 "e" station wagon;
heater, overdrive; very clean; eco
nomical; one-owner car; Sl.245.
WHEELER. INC, Chrysler-P
CEN. 470s). 1890 Wisconsin ave.
WILLYs 1941 4-dr. sedan; ready to
run; 500 cash for quick sale be-
fore Friday. Ii. 3-5159. -24
WILLYS 5l Jeepster. Hurricane 4:
1000 miles; 1S mos. old; new-car
guarantee. 81 .195. 10. 7-SS70. ---2i
WILLYS 1947 station wagon; good
condition; $685.. OIL 1881. ID
WILLYS so station wagon overdrive,
clear, leather uphols.; one owner;
80 day guar; Sl,195. "a mos. to
pay. STEUART MOTOR CO. (NA'
$nQ0l. 9th and N. Y. ave. NV
WILLYS 1949 Jeepster; r. and h.,
Cd, beautiful maroon finish. Wv.
tircs; SS95, no down payment 81
to 80 mos: BLADENSBURG CAR
WHOLESALERS, 2150 Bladensburg
I'd. ne. Ii. 1855.
STATION WAGON, '52 Nash Ramb-
Ter; Y. and h, overdrive. $500 miles;
ST. ,S95. HORNER'S, 9th and Fla.
ave. ne. AT. 6464.
CHRYSLER 1949 4-dr., Handsome
blue finish. heater, other accessories;
l owner; appearance reveals excel,
care and maintenance; easy bank
terms; only S1.199.
RON PONTIAC, INC.
1890 Wis. Ave. Bethesda. OIL. 5000
Evening star., 1952-10-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PLYMOUTH $50 Special de luxe 4-dr.

80 Special de luxe 4-dr.
sedan; r. and h., Sc, owner; 90
clutch; Sl,400. OV. 64S6. -2S
PLYMOUTH 194S 4-dr. sedan: light
stSfP & ths fRazRf WHoHEs9ER GE Rffi 81 SSsS
pFane5 siaqsnSeqFf siI1sr sDrins dG Nd pi5ey 5G
so Cdr; r. and h.
S1,395. 500 Mapleton ave. Takoma
Park See after 8 pm. or Friday.
1851 4 dr.: Cranbrook.
heater, signal lights and seat covers.
This is a, one-owner, late MODEL
car. Priced to sell today. at only
sd Se I4a 6as6se doMn n sma TseaFiV msenV
payments. SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO., INC. 1002 E. w. hwy, Silver
Spring. Md. JU. S-3l5S.
194s de luxe conv.: {. CYL.
Hydra. r, and h.. fully eauip.. black
xs6 xR6A6E Ss'T poNRRAC SfFS Co. ci'i2 i2a sfgS
ing st. NV, AID. $500. ga
luxe. Hydra Matte. STONE gray,
white wall tires. undercoating and
rug-lined trunk. nylon seat covers.
fog lights o-nS fully eqoippeSd; Driyats Cn,
BOB 5 wAcKER Err at ME. $3.50 after
poNT12d 3 ST 2iln 1851 4-dr. "so chieftain ha
de luxe: r. and h.; looks and runs
Ike e ney Sng gTitten @ ggarantee; Sl;99S;; S;
Vernon ave, AL. $3.50, ewes; til 8.
'52 4 dr.. de luxe "S'; radio,
htr., tinted glass, other extras; low
mileage; cannot be told from brand
g0I0 Mimi LII 1-2n1k
PONTIAC 1850 . dr.: Silver Streak
"6" Heater, straight transmission;
Sl.49J: No down payment; gLAD-
ENSBURG CAR WHOLESALERS,
2llS d5.e Bladensburs rd,. ne. Ii.
PONTIAC AT streamliner: r., h.: blue,
S795. L. P. sTEUART, INC, 34th
and BenninE rd. ne. Open 9 I'll g.
PONTIAC 1861 s-cyl, cataline epe.
r.. h. plus spotlight and other
AKERs OLDsMOBILE- CADILLAC
ee2andaa eo SaalinTsOn Es o1 sh0pp$55s 5$5S center
PONTIAC '52 Chieftain de luxe, "s."
2dr.; r. and h.. sun visor; Hydra
Matte: Wv. tires; seat covers; o. 600
actual mi; So, 1906. PENNY MOTORS,
1OGO n. 1. ave. ne. LIN. O-%SUu:
PONTIAC '46 4-dr. streamliner 81:
orig. blue finish. r. and h., good me-
chanical condition: this is the good
cheap transp. you've been looking
for. Only S575. low down payment
balance in small payments. GREEN
WAY. MOTORS. 5000 MINI. ave, ne,
LII. J-35l6 %
PONTIAC 1859 4-dr.; light grey;
Hydra new warranty, new title; i'm.
maculate; 5000. FLOOD PONTIAC.
1921 Conn, WO. $500.
PONTIAC 1912 de luxe club coupe;
beautiful condition; runs and drives
like new car; 1854, terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
PONTIAC '51 2-dr. chieftain de luxe
sed.; r. h., HYDRA; 11,000 orig. mi. !;
tires; Today; 81; ;S95. PARKWAY
PONTIAC 1852 de luxe "S" convert.
coupe; Hydra-Matic. r. and h;
fully equipped; light green; owned
by the office mgr; $2.745. ARCADE
P90NTSILAoCC 9SLoC CO., l437 Irving st. n5w.,
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion de
luxe 4-dr.; r. and h., overdrive
transmission; perfect 1-owner car;
S1.295. MCNEIL STUDEBAKER,
4030 Wisconsin ave. NV, EN-. 1886.
pa
Evening star., 1952-10-23
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

A TOP PRICE for late model car, any
make. Mr.. Dunningan. CAPITOL
PACKARD. 7911 Ga. ave-. SH. 1904.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS of all
makes of cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV, ME.
Would LIKE TO BUY a clean
late model car, preferably with radio
and heater; can nay all cash. ME.
6345
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. NORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga. ave. RA. 1872.
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1881 auto Immediately. Call Dl.
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. IA. 4801.
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
top prices for clean used cars. Call
WOULD LIKE to purchase from q
private owner . late model Cadillac.
Call DI. O731.
PICKUP TRUCK wanted: from pvt.
party. Call WO. 6400, between SO
pm. Ex. 124. "a
A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying big pricse for 1896 to 1850
cars. 5S06 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 9s44
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont

INTERNATIONAL 1947 KB-s Metro:
good cond,; reasonably priced. Cali
MR.. HUGHES, RE. $3.50. -26
Dodge 1889 ia-ton pickup; runs
good, needs body repairs; $75. Call
81. 9473. -26
body; good cond.; $500. Call 81.
Evening star., 1952-10-23

8s-FT. RAISED-DECK CRUISER, deck
house, Gray marine engine ship-to-
shore phone and many other extras;
In good cond.; $4,000. SHADY
TROLLING FOR ROCK. trout, blues;
Herring Bay Bloody Pt.. Sharps,
GooSeS. For reservations cali
CAPT KING. WA. 4l02.
BUYING OR SELLING-Consult us
first; largest yacht brokers in the
Chesapeake Bay area. THE WASH
INGTON MARINA. 1900 Maine ave
s.w. RE. 1897.
SOFT. CABIN CRUISER with full
Marine engine; S1,S0O. Call GIL.
400, Ext. 72S, after s. -2S
CRUISALONG, 194T. 2 hunks. head,
sins:: ne: sf'ssS 1889 5E spse74 Marine en-
Evening star., 1952-10-23
LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

2nd TRUST NOTES urgently needed.
We pay highest cash prices. Call
VIM. L. WAKEFIELD CO.. OW 1878.
$1,000 FIRST TRUST, payable S35
mo-; SO interest; beach property;
any reasonable offer. AP. 0655.
se.9SO. SECOND TRUST. payable
$3.50 per mo-; well secured on
nearby Md. brick home; price, ST.
S15. SH. 1876; eyes,, JU. $3.50.
end TRUST-6-year note; $4,000 for
Govt, employees. BERGMAN REAL
TY CO. IA 1850. ST. 9433. 20
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AVIATION
B0ATS

ONE-FOURTH SHARE all-metal Lus-
compe, newly licensed. good engine.
G y GIL. 04SS. --26
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fRAlLERS
GARAGES

DUPONT CIRCLE area Unlimited
parking space S16 per mo. DU.
6644. -25
DUPONT CIRCLE area. Brick. with
water and electricity. Suitable for
parking or storage space. $50 mo.
DU 6644. -25
PARK YOUR CAR In rear 1850 Cir
ard st. NV. Only So mo. Phone
Manager. NO. 754S. -26
143I NEWTON ST. N.W.-Garage for
rent suitable for car or storage;
S11 mo. TU. 1884. -26
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NEW TRIUMPH TWTNS-All models
available Priced from $767. THE
Best Motorcycle in the World"
ALLIED MOTORS. 100 9th st. NV
WHIzZER MoTORBIKE Guar:
D. c. inspection; SIS or trade for
outboard motor. ia. 6474. -23
MOTORCYCLE, must sell. 1852 $50
&C. Triumph, new. 1914; now 4
mos. old. $500. Call TIE. 1924.
HARLEY MOTORCYCLE.
$50. Good condition. Call GIL. 929S.
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.
MOTORCYCLES

FOR SALE-Internattona tractor,
W-30, on rubber; excel. cond.; 1925.
Ii. 1886. -26