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Milford chronicle., 1952-03-14

mar, Monday evening, following
3 long illness. He was the son Of
the late Daniel and Elizabeth Es-
tap Bolen, Of West Virginia. He is
survived by two sons, John T. and
Harry BOlen, of Delmar, and by
one brother, Elliott Bolen, also of
this town, and by 9 grandchildren
and 4 great-grandchildren.
Sgt. Macmillan Lucksho Jr., who
has been serving with the Air
Force in Alaska, for the past two
years, is spending a 80 day fur
Tough with his parents here. Fol-
lowing his furlough, Sgt. Lucksho
will report to Patterson Air Force
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-14

Base, in Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. Grover Elliott is a patient
in Beebe Hospital, Lewes.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-14
CAMP ARROWHEAD

Owned and conducted BY Col Ralph /. sasse,
native Of Wilmington and former head coach Of
football at West Point and Mississippi state.
Send your boy TO camp the Delaware shore. Boys
TIA have grand summer in pine woods on Rehoboth
Bay near ocean. Bungalows, excellent equipment.
Cruises in sheltered waters. Sailboats SALT WATER
POOL. Riding for every boy. Fishing, arts, crafts
woodcraft nature study. Nurse. Inclusive fes Eight
weeks-June 22nd to August 10th. Catalog.
Col Ralph L Sasse RID, Lewes, Delaware
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19

and faith / found Grass material
ism and indifference to the ideals
of our prophets and to our hertz
age. The synagogue seems no
longer to be the sanctuary it was
in my boYhood days. Instead it
has been transformed into a
soul-less mechanism whose honor
pursuing masters are eternallY
competing for recognition and
publicity. The synagogue of my
young days was house of wor-
ship and learning and warmth.
My new synagogue is a modern
structure devoid of soul and con-
tent. It houses parties. card
games and politics and emptiness.
I did not expect the holiness
of the old rabbi who nourished
his congregation with depth and
pietY and faith and folk-humane-
ness. But I did expect my new
synagogue to be at least a reas-
enable facsimile of the old one.
In this. too. it has failed. The
congregants. it is true. are de-
voting themselves wholeheart-
eddy to the cause of Israel. But
the giving seems to derive from
externals rather than from in
ternal devotion. The philan-
thropist takes precedence over the
scholar. The mark of leadership
is participation rather than pietY.
The old Sabbath "drosha" has
given way to dry and whitening
sermon. The men at the helm are
the ameiratzim lignoramuses).
"Yet I know I shall never again
foresake my old-new faith. even
though its keepers in the syna-
gogue seem almost to be making
every possible effort to ALLEVIATE
the interloperS, such as I am.
The voice of neWneSS is dissonant
to their ears. He who refuses to
hearken is rebel tand goddess in
their eyes. The old precept Gift
up your heads, We gates" seems
to be no more.
IF I have troubled you with
this letter. il is only because I
myself am deeply troubled. I
realize you are too busy a man to
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Letter From a Reader

that respect the price of vanish
ing would be insignificant along
side the long-range accomplish
menet.A
I'm the end I was also jolted
out of this faith. Hitler came and
when I Witnessed the indifference
Of the world to the fate of my
people. I realized that I had all
the years been a victim of de-
ception and. perhaps. of self-de-
ception as well. Now I was a
wanderer in a void. There was
neither stopping nor going for
ward. And then another war
came and death and destruction
and pestilence and horror and de-
gredation of the human species,
Where was my faith now and
whence would it lead me?
Then the answer came. / re-
turned to my fold and my faith
as of old. l made my fathers
path my path. Slowly 1 returned
to worship and synagogue and
congregation and tradition. This
was a most difficult step to take
I feared its shattering effect upon
my children whom I raised as
agnostics, atheists and universal
lists.
But here again disappoint
'ment dogged my footsteps. Where
I hoped TO find solace and spirit
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
Continued from Pace 4s)

be attained, I believe, men would
first have to abandon differences
and barriers. AS often as I asked
myself the question why 1 was
demanding of the Jew to make
the first sacrifice on behalf of at
tanning universally, l invariably
arrived at the conclusion that it
has been always the historic for
tune and destiny of the Jew to
blaze new trails and that if we
showed the way to the world in
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
The Celery City

reply fully; but do hope TO hear
from you. It is symbolic that our
paths have converged."
Evening star., 1952-03-14
T eIevision Tomorrow

u
Big Top M Dill Hss! ,a nah'uss as Meet Tie Troops; = Govern
Playhouse 8
nsts ksMs
S,
Ma~ss
KID end Circle Rasad nsh Wants knsE $780, nit
Evening star., 1952-03-14
FROM. HOLLYWOOD
By Bob Thomos
Assoeiosed Pres, s,off y,i,.,

Lou Costello dropped his usual
role OF funnyman and urged his
fellow comics to adopt q code for
television behavior.
"Television can be a tremendous
force for good or for evil" re-
marked the little comedian. "To-
days kids are influenced greatly
by what they see on TV. And
some Of the comedy material ON
TV can certainly do them harm.
"Some comedians don't realize
that they can't use the same ma
terial on TV that they use in night
clubs. on the stage or even in pic
lures. The fact is that the kid
audience is the most important
factor in TV. Kids can make or
break a comedian. And it's impor-
tant that comics do not use matte
rial that win give them wrong
ideas"
Among the principal offenders.
added Costello, axe the comics
who use unmanly gestures such as
stroking the eyebrow with the lit
tie finger.
Costello also criticized comics
who go into contortions as though
they were victims Of q disabling
disease,
He added that he was also
alarmed by the use Of drunken
ness In an effort to get laughs.
How would you like to come
home and find your child had
found some liquor and drunk it.
because it seemed funny when q
comedian did It on TV?" he asked.
ITS entirely possible -
Abbott and Costello have an
other rule concerning their COM
tedy: Don't scare the kids. But
they had to learn It the hard way.
Costello told the story Of
getting q phone call from a
mother In Kansas City, seeking
ibis help because her 8-year-old
daughter had been frightened by
the Frankenstein monster who
menaced Abbott and Costello in q
picture. Medical and psychiatric
laid couldn't overcome the girls
bad dreams.
Costello had the mother and
daughter fiy out and stay at his
home for two weeks. During that
time. he showed the girl the make
believe Of the movies. He took her
linto the makeup department and
lstomped on d Frankenstein mask.
Still she was frightened. At the
lend Of the stay. he held her hand
while she saw the Frankenstein
lilm. He hit at the screen when
the monster came on. Finally the
lgirl overcame her fear.
That taught me q lesson, /"
Costello remarked. s.F,rom then on,
we've had nothing that would
really frighten the kids. Even III
Imy picture. Jack and the Beam
stalk there's nothing really
frightening. Buddy Baer plays
the giant. but we treat him lightly.
instead Of as . real menace"
+
Evening star., 1952-03-14
On the Air:
Denny Kaye
Is the Boy
Tvs After
By Harry Macarthur

Live Bait Danny Kaye is the
boy they're trying b lure out Of
the holdout ranks into the video
ranks right now. Anumber
Iof people are after him with
offers Of fabulous proportions.
One figure mentioned by Variety
lis $500. 900. the fee Il reports the
comic was offered for a hour
| nv film, with six or eight Of them
| q year being suggested. Not
bad for q boy from the Borscht
Circuit. NBC televiSion exec
utives have been having talks with
Kaye. too, but nothing has come
LOT them so far.
Mr.. Kaye Is not the only enter
tainer entertaining fancy TV bids.
The network competition Is
considerable. Tallulah Bank
head. according to trade talk, re-
Gently turned down $40, 900 for q
TV guest shot. i. TV executives
may some day regret this high
priced scramble for talent. . It
lis being watched with interest by
the unions, according to Sponsor,
the trade magazine. !. !. The pub
lication quotes an officiaI Of IATSE
(the International Alliance Of
Theatrical Stage Employes) as
saying: Every time we get into
q discussion with the networks
they scream about the skyrocket-
ing Of production costs, but here
are NBC and CHS still raidinp
each Others talent and tossing
around millions in talent salary
guarantees. It's about time we
told them they're pointing the ac-
cuslng finger in the wrong direc-
ton"
Complaint, Legitimate-From
John w. Willis II think It is
perfectly ridiculous that at this
late date MICS announcers stiIl
90 not know how to pronounce
Senator Kefauver's last name.
What would they think If the New
York Times or The Evening star
persisted IN misspelling it?''
Chances are, Mr.. willis. they,d
never even notice. But 1t is a
SHY situation and MICS bows
aren't the only offenders, by far
-. It sometimes seems that the
only man who pronounces Senator
kefauver's name correctly on TV
or radio is Senator Kefauver i,im-
self. Could he be wrong?
Program Notes-Arturo Tosca-
MINIS next two concerts with the
NBC symphony Orchestra (to-
morrow and March 22) viii be
teleyised {WNBW). They'll he
the eighth and ninth telecasts
ior Toscanini, who did his first
in March Ie47. :. Two new pro-
grams VIII be seen on ABC-TV,
tWMAL-TV this week end.
Foursquare Court" q series fea-
turing panels of masked ccnyicts
and rehabilitation authorities, lis
scheduled for Sundays at ESQ
pm. /. "Stars and Starters, |" Ea
special oae-time only program
amateur entertainers,
VIII be seen Monday at. $3.50 pm.
=. !. Mcky Rooney will make his
~ acting debut CHS nv comedy
debut was made recently with
Jimmy Durante) next Wednesday
night on "Celanese Theater" inl
Anderson,s Saturdays
Children. 81. This is the sort
Of thing that is described as al
significant" first, if you'd like to
Know what's significant in some
quarters. I
Evening star., 1952-03-14
HiqhIights
Radio Today.

500, WTOP-Musicland. u. 8. A.:
The program salutes Florenz Zieg-
field. Bernard Sobel is guest.
8:15,. w G M s - The Library Of
Congress Concert: sViolinist Milton
Katims and Pianist Mieczyslaw
Horszowski play music Of Schubert,
Brahms and Hindemith.
Evening star., 1952-03-14

$50, WRC-Martin-Lewis Show:
Lizabeth Scott visits.
$50, WRC-Short Story: Anton
Chekhov's "The Darling" Is drama
tized.
1900, WMAL-Boxing: Lester Eel
ton meets Johnny Saxton in 10
round welterweight bout.
lO:05, WTOP Capitol Cloakroom
Senator Richard M. Nixon Is inter-
viewed.
10:45, WRC-Pro and Con: Repre-
sentative Lawrence H. Smith speaks
on rs World Government Feasi-
ble?"
Teleyision Today.
500, WNBW -Ezio Pima Show:
Patricia Morrison visits.
500, WTTG- Twenty Questions:
Mischa Auer sits in on the panel.
$3.50, WNB W--We, the People;
Brandon de Wilde, 9-year-old ac-
tor of Bfoadway's Mrs. McThing,
Is guest.
900. WNIAIe-You Asked for It:
Foot : tapping jazz, jumping frogs
and an Ice skating exhibition are
seen.
500, WToP- Playhouse of Stars:
Walter Hampden stars in MAKE
Way for Teddy"
$3.50, WNIAL1-Tales Of Tomorrow
Franchot Tone has the leading role
in 'The Diamond Lens"
10:00, WIT g - Cavalcade Of
Stars: Clark Dennis and Nancy
Donovan visit.
1900, WNBWC avalcade oi
Sports: Johnny Saxtop and Lester
FELTON, meet in . 10-round welter-
weight bout.
1854, WTOP- Hollywood Open
ing Night: The drama Is Prison
Doctor" with Cameron Mitchell.
l0:45, WN b W. Greatest Fights:
Film Of the Joe LOuis-Tony Cal
lento fight Of June. 1899.
Evening star., 1952-03-14

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1952-09-19
BoATS

EvINRUDE MOTORS and Thompson
boats; factory Representatives; used
motors and parts; rentals: service
tackle. SouTHEAsT SALES Co.
1850 EViNRUDE 2e.5; excellent con-
dition; $500. Slip 6S. Pentagon
lagoon. Week days. after $50; all
day Sat. and Sun.
FISHING PARTIES, Chesapeake Bay,
Eastern Bay. Gooses. Herring Bay.
For reservation call CAPT. KING.
WA 4192.
WANTED a cabin cruiser about 80 IT,
by IL It. beam; prefer twin engines.
Must be in good condition. Will
exchange attractive home, modern
beautifully shrubbed. Clear of en-
cunbrance. Call MR.. ODUM, RE.
5216. al
3s-FT. ELCbh CABIN CRUISER -
Sleeps six. co ytpletely, equipped. Call
Du 2032 for appointment. 2l+
Evening star., 1952-09-19

AUSTIN 194s: ses7: 81 Riley cony.;
$1.9S7: so Hillman. sedan. 1857.
JACK PRY. 14th. and P sts.
AUSTIN l94S 4-dr. sedan; good In
Wash. trafic; $3.50. IA. 5-9b44. 2is
AUSTIN 40 4-dr.: fine cond.: heater:
pvt. party; $670, or best offer. ME.
6.05 after q p.rn. 10
BUICK 1851 Roadmaster Riviera:
fully equipped and guar: has every
thing; Bucks finest. 1915 under
OPS ceiling. Only 1895. BRENT
WOOD MOTORS, 1717 r. l.. ave.
ne, DU. S1SS. LIZ
RUICK i49 convertible. Dynafiov. T..
h.; Wv. tires; S1.595. Terms. JU.
BUICK lear super convertible coupe; :;
$1,096; and 194S Super convertible
coupe at 81, ,1o5: Q f1ne cars fully
equipped and not only look like new
terms @ % and tradS T FEnERxr. IA NO No.
TORS, l4th and Pc. ave. NV. HU.
344O. -10
Evening star., 1952-09-19

oQCAhAah %. A-Ws i a. 1OOEs @Sx
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
top prices for clean used cars. CAN
soTrhkRNS 81 afIaS BUYER in town for one
week: highest cash prices paid for
good lean cars. ia. 4SO1.
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 Or
1921 auto Immediately. Call DI.
YVES TERN BUYER has rmmed. cash
for Lice .ow-mileage cars. NORRIS
HUGHES: 79I2 Ca; ave-; aA li22:
late mode, car. preferably with radio
and heater: can nay all cash. ME.
w0ttHlD LIKE to purchas. from =
private owner q late model Cadillac.
Cal, DI; 0731;
trade until you give US the oppor-
prics . v We 0aS viii 81 pay ape off balance sodi Il
any. All cash. See the salesman
At our I.,a eonyenient ME !. downtown q drive.
$50 20 $50. Saturdays. HILL q
bssIee ga. $780, 1iia Hae's vernons noTs
toy eSs' PPisSiicE for 40 or Al Buick
coupe; 1p. in ,. SOUND so condition, 20.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS OF al
makes Of cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV. ME.
LINCOLN 1e47 or ls4s Continental
Good condition. Call ST. 1852 days ss,
GCoD sSeii Il Nan Si1si foR nAD CARS and
trucks; iunkers $50 and up. Cal
TOP PRICE for late model car. any
PsEs Mr 7s Pqnnlnsan Ga sve sH GApBao 1891
WANTED BY PRIVATE PARTY-'4S
or ~ Austin. Morris or Hlllman.
All cash. No dealers. CAN WI. 9.3S.
INDIVIDUAL WILL PAY TOP Cash
PRICE for exceptionally good clean.
1910. Al or az Ford. LO. 7-9353.
-10
As Owners Operated Trucks
iWanted-to haul lex and building
supplies. To. 06QSN -26
Evening star., 1952-09-19
AVIATION

FOR SALE-Piper J3. good condition.
recovered last ". Price. $3.50. Call
FALL Clearance sALE-Aeroncas,
Pipers, T-craft. Stinsons, Cessnas.
Bellanca Cruisair. See Ash. save
cash. New modified maintenance
shop now open. Free estimates. CAA
licenses. Come out and get q good
deal. FALLS CHURCH AIRPARK.
FA. 2oS9. -2l
Evening star., 1952-09-19
AUToMoTivE MISC.
TRAilERS

LIKE TO- sell 33,ft. '52 Continental
on 5-rm. home in Alexandra or
Fairfax Va. Phone KI. s-4774 or
rWENTYosix wi; HIYosIs FOOT custom IS de luxe
1850 trailer. For sale by owner.
National Trailer Court. sos n Baiti.
more blvd. College Park. Phone 10.
1s4i A. NATIONAL HOUSE TRAILER;
good condition. Can be seen at
2e 2o2S 81 Lee e highway' Arl'' Va. $500.
HTEfHEEfRs HEfs TRAILER TRAIL SALES - cherr,
Hin Trailer Park. Route !. Berwyn,
Md. authorized dealer for several
makes OF new and used house trail
e: "a s:s 55se 4nzs> sss 1sS sis;S Fs
TRAILER iE % 1851 2-story as-ft. Light
house with 81. 900 in extras. Priced
to sell. Includes 2 bedrooms. living
equipped with garbage disposal. See
this week end; WOODLEY HILLS
TRAILER Trailer PARK. Hwy. l. So; Of
USED sis6aHas.h; MOBILE HOME, as-ft. Sle is4a
Travel Coach with toilet; s7aS.
TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE. Alex
andria. -25
ELCAR 40 26-ft.; complete. flush
toilet: attached porch. LOT 236,
WOODLEY HILLS TRAILER COURT,
miles south Of Alexandria. Hwy: l.
TRAILER. ~ National 25 it.; bottled
gas. refgr.; immediate poss.; $3.50
LOT Sc. EAST POTOMAC TOURIST
&C CAMP. A aaa aaine's Point: p; G;
shower. toilet. hot, water and heat;
excellent condition. $3.50. NIGHT
INGALE TRAILER COURT. Lot 81.
-2l
TWO-WHEEL GMC, 5xs. heavy duty,
all-metal with tenders and sides,
new cover and tires. Excel condi-
ton. Sacrifice. $165. 35l2 Decatur
ST.. Kensington, Md.
Evening star., 1952-09-19
TRUCKS FOR SALE

SEVERAL LATE-MoDEL SCHOOL
BUsES-Available for immediate de-
livery. Suitable for private schools
and employe tTansp. CHEVY CHASE
Sssb. MiTcHEELL's MoToRs. INC,
Kaiser Frazer. 222 Second ST.. NV.
Cat Const. ave.). Elk. 4105.
CHEVROLET 80 SEDAN delivery;
R9stnsss nRs s92si MTTcHELhs aS, No Al
mileage; good shape. GL. 1884. -2i
CHEW. 1947 34-ton sedan delivery
motor Just overhauled. good tires
$395. CO. 6795. -21
INTERNATIONAL 1912 II ton pick
up; $3.50; also 1851 Mack 4-yd
dump A-30; best offer. Cedar
ISTERNiATIoNAL 1851; eft. express
body. heavy-duty tires; excel. cond.
easy terms and guaranteed; 81 1875,
ARLINGTON MOTOR CO. Fordl
19I7 N. Moore ST.. Arl., Va, OW
FoRD 1861 h-ton pickup. We are
cylinder model. which is ready to &C
to work today. at only $1,095. See
it and buy i'll EDMONDS MOTORS
tFordD. 329S Wilson blvd, Airing
ton. Va. ia. 2-4300.
FORD 1851 pickup; very low mileage;
esseptl0nsIly exc elean; 81 14S Sora 60
co. lFord). 1885 Wis. ave. me-.
FORD 1917 1h-ton fiatbed; s3s5
1896 Wis. ave. NV. OR. S093.
GMC 1-ton panel; perfect condition;
$s95. ATLANTIC ELECTRIC SUP
r6Rn eLY co. 1Sas 3126 10th o4 st. ne 1S5 c:,c
paneled sae delyeries sood 50a co16 GaS afs
your pick at $3.50. See MR.. KING
at 55 Eye st. ne. -21
FORD 1851 panel truck; used as pas
Senger car only; mileage less than
offer. OWNER, TO. 5796. -21
FORD 1850 2-ton truck; big 6; 1874
inch wheelbase. q new 14-ft. all
diamond plated on metal body with
driven By owner; in excel. cond.
price, 5000. Elmwood 1870. -2l
TRUCK BARGAINS
init init Gss van; Bri'S and ssSs ssssSs
NATioNAL TRUCE RENTAL CO. co.
23l6 Ga. ave. NO. ZOO. Ia
CHEVROLET 81 model 61O3 tractor;
spseJ nssyy .x Suts :v sSxG Ss 11s s,.. eoD
sized Bndd Wheels; S spss. .s butt It up Sset e
trailer hook up and hand controlled
valve; 1O5-gal. saddle tanks; 36-in
NTH wheel; air horn; cab light sig
aeIi sns B1sss ezS~ a4oS o af'sE ef
Original cost $3,s03. Win sacrifice
for quick sale. $4,000.
MANDELL
CHEVROLET co.
1900 and 2245 Nichols Ave Sc.
Army Surplus Trucks
"a DUMP TRUCKS
Also SO others including pickups
panels. stakes, vans tractors. var
tfailers, school EuSeS.
All MakeS-Term9-Trade
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
oMG TRUCK Deal DEALER
;Sc{ 1900 ,6H.y Lee awy Ariy Va "a III 1895 eoS
DODGE 1947 1h-ton stake; 12-ft
pSnaY: s1syY Fsady sS = e to SoEk k ss4S Son;
selection of IL chevrolets. fords.
Internationals; each unit completely
reconditioned. We invite your. in
spection and road test; priced as
Dump trucks. selection of 4. 3-yd
bodies. each ready to go; '46s;
Dodge. Fords, GMC; priced aS low
as S69S.. We invite your inspection
and road test.
WHY'S a-ton panel. exceptionally
cared for. 12,pt, inspected and re-
Chevrolet 80 sedan delivery; lustrous
black finish; excellent value; $119S
International, Metro body. very good
condition. low mileage. completely
reconditioned and renewed; real
value. only SS42
Chevrolet '4S; 1a-ton canopy express
Does the work of Q pickup and Ii
entirely covered with tarpaulin sides
Remarkable value. $562.
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
$500 BALTIC. Ave. Hyattsville. Nd
WA. 1905 AP. 2OOS
Evening star., 1952-09-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1851 Commander State
6-pass. coupe, economical overdrive,
ciimatiZer and defroster, excellent
condition throughout; special Sl,795.
Butler bonded. LEE d. BUTLER,
INC. DI. 01lO. 112l 2ist st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 81 Starlite 5-pass.
coupe: automatic transmission.
Climatizer; / owner. You save over
500 at only $1,S45. LEE D.
BUTLER. INC, DI. Oll0. 1121 2lst
sTuDEBAKER so Champ. a-door
Regai de luxe: r.. and h., cd:
dark green; immaculate throughout.
OWNER. $1.375. LU. 4-462S. al
WILLYS SO 6-cyl. de luxe station
wagon. model 6S5; overdriye. r. and
sd6;asaS5; sdaa ,I2a1 oILMSTEaAD SI1a M MoToS SaSo CO:
WILLYS '52: Aero-wins; fully.
equipped: same as brand new. List
trade and finance. 3501 Mt. Vernon
ave, Alexandria. Va. TIE. 9704.
wILLYs JEEP 1851 6-cyl. 2-toned
grey station wagon; overdrive, radio,
heater; 81 300; also economy riding
garden tractor, recording pa. and
radio test equipment. WI. 7159. --2l
CADILLAC '5I "82" 4-dr. sed.; r.
and h., Hydra-Matic.- w.-s.w. tires,
Fleetwood interior. S3.549.
ROYAL MOTOR, INC.
YSLER-PLYMOUTH
400 GEORGIA AVE. NV, Ia 1000
CADILLAC '4S "62" 4-dr. sed; r.
and h. Hydra-Matic; / owner.
Evening star., 1952-09-19
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER desires lots or acreage IN
D. c. or within s mi. D. c. viii pay
cash. P. o. Box 5597. D. C. 10.
LOT FOR RESIDENCE IN N. AR.
LINGTON, " acre or over. cleared
or wooded. Phone AL. 1906.
Evening star., 1952-09-19
ALSO

Now is the time to look over those
S.acre trHcts near the Patuxent
or open with hunting, fishing and
bathing nearby and on a paved
road. No building restrictions. Priced
from $3.50 per tract with terms.
DIRECTIONS to Cape st. Marys, Md
stoplight (Route 81 to Guys Corner;
thence Route 235 to Cape at
Marys. Representative on prom.
erty daily and Sunday,
N. G.. HINES & SON
Phone: ia. 7-166O; Ewes, OW. 1890
Evening star., 1952-09-19

|oUTBOARD MOTOR, Martin "6O'';;
ia h.p., practically new: stand and
gas can incl; very reas. SH. b711.
4e-FoOT ELCo-Excellent condition:
$50 h.p.: $4,000: slip 3OS CORN
THAN YACHT CLUB; see Steward.
24-FT. MOTOR LAUNcH-steel hull,
convertible top; 95-h.p. Chris, Graft
and painted. June. Win consider
lift: CRIS CRAFT runabout: so
h.p. Evinrude, new paint and many
extras. viii sell or trade for auto
on %oG555 p5. o sss5 ls5ser boat Call TIE: S 1898
2s.FT. CHRIs-CRAFT. solid mahos.
speed boat with cabin; recently
overhauled and painted; seaworthy
anSe and fast. Asking $1,000. WA.
USED ENGNEmo,1so-h.p. Chris cgsft;
LET US winterize and store your mo-
tor in warm, insured building; $3.50
TRAL 3 SG 4UTsoARD ds94 co. $50 Eye st.
NEW UNUSED CHRIS CRAFT 5A-h.p.
oGutboard; 20cs Of; $500. cost. for
INNS. sanmsdlate AfSMfNuM snls TE EoaT aIs and
Mercury outboard. about so hours
service: 1895. Tu. 1928. GE. 56S9
III
REGATTA SPECIAL-13-ft. aluminium
&c luxe runabout, completely out
ntted from trailer to Anchor; $3.50.
Call LU. 1-4S24 or WA. 4O72.
19-FT. CABIN SAILER. sloop. Q
hunks: launched l month; reas.
BUZZARD POINT BOATYARD. s.w.
75-FT. x.C.G. CUTTER. equipped for
living: twin screw, minus l engine;
$S;O00 or o best offer. Call OWNER.
34-FT. CRUiSER, sleeps 4; fully
equipped: winter cover: reduced to
$4,000 for quick sale. GE. 1447.
32-FT. CABIN CRUIsER-Fully equip.
for living aboard; sleeps 8; $3.50
or best offer. For particulars cali
Gaithersburg 250-W or see MR..
GRISMAN at Selby Bay Yacht
1QEn CrrTY A A.;--
Evening star., 1952-09-19
FORD 81

Next to new-car appearance. Beauti-
ful Hawaiian bronze finish Custom
49, Fordor sedan, equipped with
r. and h.. Fordomatic, turn signals,
bumper guards. Carefully driven BY
diplomat. See this one today. Only
Sl,S95.
MONROE FORD
(Our Reputation Warrants Your
Confidence)
1887 East-West Hwy, Silver Spring
Open till 8. 81. 1904.
CLOSED SUNDAY
Evening star., 1952-09-19

1860 sTEELCRAFT, 2S-ft. flying
1850 STEELCRAFT 2s-ft. sedan:
$500.
194S Higgens 26-ft. sedan. with
Chrysler 1l5-h. p; $3.50
lift. Trojan, outboard with 25-h.p.
Mercury; 81 ,050.
14-ft. Oldtown, 1852 outboard with
new 10-h p. Mercury. S695.
loft. inboard and trailer. $3.50.
14-ft. Wolverine. outboard. Sl95.
1852 Century Resorter. with Chrysler
105-h.p.; S".750.
See at sTEELCRAFT DOCK. Maine
and NJ s.w.. ST. 4l45. -2I
Evening star., 1952-09-19
PROP. WANTED
VACATION PLACES

LAUREL LAKES, Edinburg, Va
Efnciency cabins; Fishing. boating,
swimming; special rates to hunters.
for folder and rates.
Evening star., 1952-09-19

As Owner-OpeEated Trucks
wantsa--so haul sk and BUILDING
Evening star., 1952-09-19
GARAGES
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

GARAGE for rent: $40 per mo. 411
Buchanan st. NV. ia. 1884. IA