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Evening star., 1952-07-08
|S13.5 Million Voted
For D. c. in Closing
Hours Of Congress

Congress, before finally adjourn
ing yesterday. appropriated $l3.5
million for several projects and
services In the District.
Newest need approved was $1.2
million for planning a larger sewer
system in Rock Creek Park. This
was carried in the final Supple
mental Appropriation bill among
$2,115, 1866 funds for the National
Capital. chargeable to the District
budget. 2
Federal funds of $11.4 million
were made available for five Dis
trict hospitals outside the WASH
ington Hospital Center. The
money may be used on matching
basis for rebuilding, or renovation
Of institutions.
Reorganization Funds Denied.
Congress denied 100000 re-
lqueSted by the District Commis-
|sioners for expenses to put into
effect the new reorganization plan
for the city government. Both
House and Senate rejected the
city heads pleas for such funds.
Slashed by Congress was the
budget request of $725 900 for city
civil defense. The Commissioners
Ideplored the, item of 100000
granted for this purpose. claiming
much more was vitally needed.
Among other city funds carried
in the Supplemental Appropria-
ton bill sent to the President were
several items for operating ex-
|penses. including $125, 900 for Dis
trict rent control until April go
next year.
Funds for Flood Planning.
The Army Engineers finally will
be able to get some funds of an
undetermined size for planning
food control at Bladensburg, Md.
The House at first denied $50,-
900 for this purpose. The Senate
inserted $4,000 out Of the $780,
600 requested. House-Senate con-
ferees struck out the specific pro-
vision for Bladensburg but in
cluded funds for planning flood
control throughout the Nation.
The project at Peace Cross, Bla-
|densburg. labeled defense project,
will be allocated such funds out of
the appropriated money as are
given for it by the Army Engi-
|neerS.
Evening star., 1952-07-08
Leica Camera Company
Aqain on Auction Block

The company that distributes
Leica cameras and Leitz binocu-
lars went on the auction block
again today.
Attorney General McGranery
asked for bids for all outstanding
stock Of E. Leitz, Inc. of New York
City. The stock is held by the
Government as alien property.
The bids will be opened publicly
at 3 pm. July %. This is the
second offering of the stock. Bids
on the original Offering including
the high bid of $677.779.75-were
rejected as inadequate.
The company distributes and
repairs Leica cameras and camera
accessories, and Leitz binoculars,
microscopes and high-precision
scientific and optical instruments
manufactured in Germany.
Evening star., 1952-07-08
.Nuvy Blue Angel Killed
In JET Acrobdtic Crash
BY the As.eeiated Press

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, July
8.-One of the Navy's Blue
Angels was killed yesterday in a
plane crash. He was 1t. q. g.
ID. E. Bud Wood, jr.
The Blue Angels, a four-jet
plane acrobatic team, were prac-
ticing their precision formation
when the accident occurred. 1t.
Woods wife was among the spec
tators watching the exercises.
1t. Wood was the son of Mrs.
D. E. Wood, Columbus. Ohio. The
cause of the crash has not been
determined.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
TRUST Dept.

This Company acts as Executor-Ad Admins
trotor Trustee Guordion- Aoent--ond
il other fidueiory capacities. Our COM
Plete ond experienced Trust Department
offers the advantages Of group judgment.
responsibility and permonence When
your attorney drows your will, request him
to desionote Suburbon Trust Company To-
oct ii your beholf Inquiries ore invited
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Choir 10 Sine caniata

The nhOlp Of First e0hHreaAs
LlohAl Church viii Hlha MahdelAs
A0hh'A eAhlatA IA the Heart
FAnlA' At II AIN, lAm0r0W In
the church, Tenth end q AlVeslS
NV,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Trinity College Retreat
To Open Wednesday,

The Rev. Cyril F. Meyer. vice
president of st. Johns Univer-
sity, Brooklyn. will lead an an
nual retreat of students Of Trinity
College, Michigan avenue and
Franklin street NE, Wednesday
through Saturday.
Theme of the retreat is "How
to Get Closer to Cod" The daily
schedule will include mass. con-
ference. benediction. meditation
and charitable activities.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Church Radio and TeIevision

Baptist Church," the Nev, WllAOtl
Holder, pastor,
lilBO ami WWDe~#E1r, James
n, Mlefh, pastor OE Fourth Pres.
byteFlAh Church,
| PIN, WGFMaafhe rev, j
william Heuah, OF Walker ehapeI
Methodist Church, on nWefNM
Religious Heur,"
@ PM Woh="FuIl despel
Tabernacle" The Rev, hl6yd
|ehFlstlanseh,
TIs0 ,p,Elu WWbemFhe rev,
Joseph GedPa, OF the 6athelie
Church OF the Immaculate Genu
|eeptleA, on the itWRshiRgten
eathelle HeuFr"
TIa9 pMp VOL ~ Religleus
music and a brief seFmeR on
hVelee Of Prophecy"
q prMu WNAM-EeFmon from
Metropolitan Baptist Church BY
Or, ], Walter Carpenter, pastor
q p,Hln WWpc-pr, James II
MieFs, pastor of Fourth Preshy-
terrain Church,
0 pm, WWpC-Dr, ], Walter
Carpenter, pastor OF Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church,
Evening star., 1952-02-23

tionship of Social Worker and
Chaplain in Welfare Agencies" al
the Monday morning session.
Speakers at the afternoon ses-
sion will be Miss Elma Phillipson,
executive secretary, National Mid
century Committee for Children
and Youth. New York, and Clark
Tibbitts, chairman. Committee on
Aging and GeriatricS, Federal Sc
curity Agency, Washington.
A conference banquet will be
held at $50 pm. Monday. in CO.
operation with the Lutheran In
ner Mission Society and the Luth-
eran Laymen's Fellowship, at the
National Lutheran Home for the
Aged. Eighteenth and Douglas
streets NE. The Rev. Oswald c.
y. Hoffman. director, Department
OF Public Relations, Lutheran
Church Missouri Synod, will speak.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
TNlaVlAIAh,

ANtNVNHNWtV
Religious radio end telsvlSl0i
programs 10 ha heard tomevrOv
ever local stations Arel
1880 p,tnu WMAL.-''FAith FOL
Teday," presentation OF the tith'
Inc plan, sponsored by Seventh
Day Adventist Churches OF Nertf
America,
Radl0,
0Ieb ann WeERMeVie Aetel
Stephen Mentally on "Heur Of 81
Francis"
eIiB ann VOL -m The Rev
Crawford w, BpewR, eanen eI
washington Cathedral, on Les
sons In Living"
10 ann WMAI-Rabbi Norman
Gerstenfeld, OF the WashlngteI
Hebrew eeHgFegati0n,
II ann WFAN-service at Pet
worth Baptist Church on ION,
Look Out Of Eternity" by the Rev
q, Lewis Morgan, jFy pastor,
II an, WARL-The Rev, J
William Hough, Of Walker
Chapel Methodist Church, owe
Arlington Church Of the Air,
1850 am, WooK-The Rev
II, B, Roepe, pastor Of Trinity
Lutheran Church, broadcastl
from the church on Proper Len.
ten Observance"
1880 am, WEAM-The Rev
Isaac Steenson. Of Clarendon
Presbyterian Church. on "Arling.
ton Church Of the Air"
1880 am. WOL-"Centennia
Evening star., 1952-02-23
1omIine Methodist Church

Representative Bray, Republi-
can, Of Indiana. will speak at
pm. tomorrow at Hamline Meth.
odist Church, 450l Sixteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Area Churches 10 Observe
Red Cross Sunday

Churches thr0uahaut the WaAhs
lhatNn area VIII observer ''tled
Cross sunday t0m6lF0W In con-
neetlen with the annual national
fund drive, 10 was Anh0uheed tes
day. The leeal drive, opening M0ns
day, has q seal OF ei,Seb,b0o,
Bynag0aues Will observe today
as "Red eFess Sabbath"
6eeFae A, Garrett, feFmep Ams
bassadeP 10 ireland Whe ID general
chairman OF the leeal drive, said
the leeal seal represents the share
which eltlgens Oh this community
are asked 10 subscribe toward eeRu
tiRuaAee OF Red eFess services
curing the eeming year " Ia tha4
opportunity TO share In sending
Hepeiful aid wherever need eKists,'
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Alumni to Hold Service

st, Augustine's College Alumni
Chapter Of Washington will hold
a corporate communion service at
1880 am. tomorrow in Calvary
Episcopal Church, $40 Sixth street
NE. A breakfast will follow in
the home Of Mrs. Amanda F. Gar
ris. vice president of the chapter
of 1888 Owen place NE.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Preaching Mission Set
Az Presbyterlun Church

pr, Norman Il, Dunnlna, noted
hlhHllAh clergyman, VIII hold /
hlhAehlhA Mission t0marr0W
thl0unh heAt Friday In the FreAI
bylerlah Church OF The Plapims
NV,
Dr. Buhnlna VIII speak al the
II allilr ana TAO pm, services t0u
lnerF0wl tie VIII preach 40 speu
elal services Rt Z PIN, Monday
thfeAah Friday,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Church Adds Members

A total Of 246 new members
have Joined First Baptist Church
OF Clarendon. Arlington. Va, dur.
Ing the past year. 1t was an
nounced today. The notice also
stated that Dr. M. jackson White
will observe his first anniversary
as pastor Of the church tomorrow
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Is Singers in Costume
To Leud Church Service

A service in the manner Of the
early Christians of about 15(
AID, will be held at 8 pm. to.
morrow in Calvary Methodist
Church, 1859 Columbia road NV
Twenty-Five singers in costume
will lead the service, which will
be directed by DR.. Robert H
Bogue, O scientist at the Bureau
of Standards. Temple Dunn
church organist. will direct the
Oregorian chants. The public Il
invited.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Dorm 10 Address Dinner

Representative Dorm, Democrat.
of South Carolina, will speak at
$3.50 pm. Monday In the Eduoa.
tional Building Of First Methodist
Church, $500 Baltimore boulevard,
Hyattsville. Mr.. Dorm will talk
ut an annual Ladies Night dinner,
sponsored by the Mems Club,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Lutheran Group Plans
Bible Teaching PurIey

Church scheol workers Of thl
United Lutheran churches In tn
Washington area will hold Q con-
ference on Bible teaching ats sS,Sl
pm, tomorrow In st, Marks In
carnation Lutheran Church. Four
teenth and Gallatin streets NV
DR.. Earl 9. Rudisill, associate
secretary of the denomination'i
Parish and Church School Board
Philadelphia, will lead the meet
ling. The local conference viii be
one of more than 400 to be held
throughout the country.
Evening star., 1952-02-23


I or m q tie n
h v I h Q \ q n
Church, aia n
eapitel street,
The meetlna
will open at 10
am, Monday
and at 0 am,
Tuesday,
Dr., Ambrose
ReFlng, execu-
tive secretary,
Lutheran Well
fare Council,
New York, will
speak on "The
nnln nnA nnIn
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Sisterhood to Meet

The Sisterhood Of Congregation
Har Tzeon will meet at $50 IN
Monday at the Wheaton (Md0
Recreation Center, Viers Mil and
Claridge roads.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Lutheran Welfare
Conference 10 Open
Here on Monday

The AtlaRtleseeRtFal Regional
meetlhG OF the Lutheran Welfare
Conference In America VIII be
hela Menday and Tuesday al Rs
Evening star., 1952-03-02
baltimore
'Contir1ued From First Page }

tried to inject the Communist lin,
or make the magazine a Ref
"mouthpiece."
Tells Of Invitation 10 Hiss.
That phase Of the testirnon,
came after Mr.. baltimore had ex.
plained how he happened 10 In.
vlte Hiss to his home q few weeks
after Mr.. Chambers aceussd Ma
at hearings Of the House Commit.
zee on Un.Amerlean Activities and
IN O radio interview,
Hiss. former State Department,
omcial, Is serving O five year nriS.
on sentence. He was convicted TO,
perjury in telling q grand Jury
ne never saw Mr.. Chambers afte,
1888 and never turned over Statf
department secret information te
NM as Mr.. Chambers hac
charged. N
Mr., baltimore told the sub.
committee he could not remembe,
having known late in l948 the
nature OF the Chambers charges
lie declared he was only a casua,
~acquaintance of Mr.. Hiss but
That ne made the gesture" tc
Snow that friends and acouaint.
ances had confidence in Hiss he.
cause both sides of the story were
not known. He added that he
tnougnt such an invitation wa,
the decent thing to do" unde,
the circumstances,
Hiss did not accent the ;nu,+.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Charge Of Homicide
Filed in Girls Death
After Harlem Party
RY ihs AssaeIataa Prsss

NEW YORK. Mar. LA Har.
lem seaman was charged with
homicide tonight In the mystery
death Of Q pretty Milwaukee
teenager. the estranged wife Of
. Milwaukee colored man.
Police said blond Mrs. jeanne
Barbara Scott, l6. who came here
with q record Of delinquency and
use Of dope, probably died Of
narcotics poisoning.
They said her death occurred
here February l3-more than two
weeks before her body was found
jammed in q trunk on d palatial
Connecticut estate. Mrs. Scott
was the mother Of o 16-month-
old daughter.
Charged with homicide was
Barry (Bernie1 Robinson, 20,
whom police described as a seller
Of narcotics.
Robinson was booked after day
long questioning on reports that
q dope party had been held in a
Harlem apartment the day Mrs.
Scott is said to have died.
The cause of death, police said
will not be definitely established
until a report is received from q
toxicologiSt.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Greek and Turkish Flags
Join Others al NAT0

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS,
ALLIED POWERS IN EUROPE,
Mar. l.-Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover welcomed Greece and Tur-
key into his Atlantic defense camp
today.
Flags Of the two countries were
raised for the first time here at
SHAPE, u miles west of Paris
They have joined the United
States, Canada. Britain, France
Italy, Belgium, Luxembourg, Hol-
land, Denmark, Norway. Portugal
and Iceland in the North At
Ilantic Treaty Organization.
eve are organized to preserve
the peace and not to attack" Gen.
Eisenhower said at the flag-rais-
ing ceremonies. SHAPE itself is
the most peaceful of all organi-
cations"
Greece has 10 divisions; Turkey
I22. It has not yet been decided
what the two nations will con-
tribute to the NATO coalition.
Gen. Eisenhower will fly to
Greece and Turkey next week.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
LOST,

0lLLFQLD, red leather; ThurSdoV e1.1;===
=EioerM reward: NO. 1860. 2s
Black MALE SCOTTIE, vic. CIeveIend
a;.a, ave ana 31st pl.; DR.. Locke Animal H%-
g!ssI sag: Answers TO Jock. Call OR" f3ST
DdAACh BOOK with red trim, containins
At.n0ma state Club minutes; lost eithe,
III III tsn tnao6og5 or streetcar. Jan 81. ReWaTd
Evening star., 1952-03-02

days, is expected, to show little Il
any profits.
1t is understood the company
will use this to try to convince the
PUG it erred in allowing only the
recent small fare increase.
The January special dividend
came at a time. when the company
was waiting for a decision from
the PUG on a rate increase. The
company had pleaded poverty
when it sought the increase. The
resulting decision jumped the
price of a weekly pass from 81
Ito $2.10, termed disappointing
and inadequate by the transit firm
Mr.. Donohue declared that Mr.
Broadwater's speech had causec
wide comment and undue con.
Germ" He added that he felt thu
difference between the rs per cen
return Mr.. Broadwater deemed
essential and the ga per cent tn,
p. U. c. recently allowed could b,
adjusted.
He said the dividends have n,
relation to the service offered b,
the transit company. a
The surplus fund Of the compan!
last month stood OF better thar
90 million. After the special divi
dent Of $3.50. II waS reduced +,
about "a million. About 90 million
is tied up by mortgage require
mehts and can't be distributed
The surplus represents coinpan,
earnings over q span Of year
which were not distributed previ
ously as divide nds-but could hay'
been.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

tai Transit Co. also are pending
before the Senate and House
Commerce Committees.
Newest Of these is a resolution
before the Senate group looking
towards metropolitan area
transit commission. Introduced by
Senator johnson, Democrat, of
Colorado. and Senators O'Conor
Democrat, and Butler, Republican
both of Maryland, the measure
would give consent of Congress to
a compact setting up a commits
sion to take over jurisdiction OF
passenger carrying facilities in
the entire metropolitan Washing
ton area.
Other Legislation.
Pending before the Senate anc
House Commerce Committee also
are measures calling for an inves.
'tigation by the Interstate Com.
mission into the adequacy Of serv.
ice and "reasonableness of fares
on ell lines in the metropolitan
area. The 1CC would be required
to make q report to Congress
with recommendations.
Legislation also Is before q
House District subcommittee au.
thorizing study by o commission
of oil public facilities In the met.
ropolitan, area looking toware
better coordination. This wouie
involve roads. transit facilities
everything.
This bill is slated for an early
hearing before O Joint committed
OF the Senate and House District
fiscal subcommittees. These units
are headed by Representative
Smith, Democrat, of Virginia, anc
Senator Hunt, Democrat, Of Wy,
oming.
The transit company apparently
Is preparing for another stronl
campaign for a rate boost. It's Jan.
uary financial report, due in a few
Evening star., 1952-03-02
March Brings Snow
And Shiyering Blasts
To Large Parts Of u. 5
By me AsseeIe,sd Press

~ WV rEHSNsfN'e@ FFNeA
March tossed q blustery greet.
ing at scattered areas OF the coun.
try yesterday. A storm plastered
the East with UP to II inches of
snow and several Canadian border
states shivered in subzero cold.
Snow also pelted a strip from
Eastern Pennsylvania through
Central Illinois. parts Of Nevada
and Utah and portions of the
Oakotas. Montana and the Lake
Superior region.
A storm that roared into the
Middle Atlantic States on strong
northerly. winds dumped I'D to
IA inches of snow on Pennsyl-
vania and three to four inches
In Southern New Jersey.
The storm caused a chain re-
action ple-up of Is cars on New
Jerseys turnpike. There were
Two Storm-connected deaths in
the State. A crash on Connecti-
cuts Merritt parkway had 12 cars
locked together.
New York Streets Glazed.
The storm was headed toward
Nantucket Island and Cape Cod
which were buried under 20 inches
OF snow and 12-foot drifts earlier
in the week.
Five inches of snow glazed
streets and sidewalks in New YORK
City. hampering travel, before the
weather cleared. Idlewild and La
Guardia Airports suspended oper-
atlons during the storm. More
tnan 5 inches of snow had to be
cleared OF La Guardia runvays
before normal traffic was resumed
In mid-afternoon.
Elizabeth IN. j. residents. still
1lttery from three fatal airplane
crashes there in recent months.
got a new scare when the storm
snort circuited the air raid system
and caused the sirens to wall.
Crash Near New Canaan.
ihe scream Of the sirens was
accompanied by thunder from q
freak lightning storm that ac-
companied the snow.
Telephone Switchboards at no.
lice and fire headquarters were
damned with calls from appre-
hensive residents.
In addition to the 12-car Mer-
rlt parkway crash, near Green
wlch, four other cars collided at
New Canaan.
There were numerous other
sklds and single car accidents,
Ihe Norwalk Comm hospital
said 10 persons were taken there
within an hour with accident in
iuries. -
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Transit
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Continued From First Page.)
posed to city ownership Of the
transit system. He added thar
everybody he talked with, both in.
side and outside the Government
had this same feeling-that thu
best transit service is furnished
by private ownership.
He characterized the so-callec
Bingham Plan" as a last resort
to stall off public ownership.
This plan. involving semipublit
ownership, was evolved by Col
Sidney H. Bingham, of the New
York City Board Of Transporta.
ton. 1t would create a municipa
transit authority which woulC
take control of the transit system
by issuing municipal bonds to thu
present owners. Actual day.by.
day operation would be continued
by the owners. but the municipa
transit authority would contro
policy.
Points to Tax Loss.
Mr.. Donohue said this piar
would take from the District g.;
million now paid In taxes b.
Capital Transit. II would amount
TO O subsidy to the transit com.
pany, he said, and would have
TO be paid by the taxpayers.
Representative Patterson, Re,
publican, Of Connecticut, 10 work
ing this week end on O voluminouI
report he intends to submit tomor,
row or Tuesday TO Chairman
Mcmillan Of the House Distric
Committee, Mr., Patterson wa
named a one-man investigating
committee to look into local transit
matters.
He will recommend that thu
District Committee investigate tn,
transit company. He said whar
he has learned calls for q "rea
investigation"
He pointed out that such ar
investigation would involve the
hiring of an extra staff, including
accountants, engineers and law.
yers.
Chairman Mcmillan would moi
venture a guess as to what thu
committee will decide.
In fact, he had indicated thai
he felt it was q matter for tn.
Public Utilities Commission Il
settle since it was created to reg.
ulate the utilities in the District
Nicely Starts Study.
He said that Mr.. Patterson
might not be able to attend thu
Wednesday meeting since he hac
promised to speak at a rally fol
Senator Taft in New Haven
Conn. Wednesday night. If MI
Patterson can't, Mr.. Mcmillan
said, he will present Mr.. Patter
sons report to the committee TO
action.
Meanwhile, on the Senate side
Senator Nicely, Democrat, of Yves
Virginia, has started his own per
sonal study Of the transit com
pany. He is chairman of tn,
Senate District committee.
Senator Nicely said that if
appeared that an investigation
was needed, he would bring tn
matter to his committee TO
action. Commenting on MI
Broadwater's offer to appear be
fore either the House or Senat
committees to explain all, Sena
tor Nicely said if it reached tina
point there would be q lot NOR
people called to testify in ad
dition to Mr.. Broadwater.
Other proposals involving Capt.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
FOUND,

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Evening star., 1952-04-27
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHOB0TH BEACH. DELAWARE
Ocean block. rear, cozy Groom fur
nished cottage. Bath. maids room,
modern nod. eonV;: exclusive section;
NEW SUMNER RENTAL LIST ready.
Wide price range. BAKER REALTY.
2lO e; Oak ave. wildwood. N. J.
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. for june
and July, bungalow; permanent home
conveniences. MRS. E. LAUGHLIN,
6S. Park ave. phone RE. S516; for
ref: call Lockwood 5-132s., 30
front property. Most desirable and
convenient corner location; 2 semi
e. summer and winter; lge. screened
, porches. front and side of both; lge.
rms; ms e2 excel eel cond;; ondS furnished. VI
OCEAN CRY. MDDo.-Beautiful mod
ernistic 2-bedrm. cottage, on ocean,
sun deck. firepl,; 5000 mo. or by
: season Du; $3.50 Mon. eve. or
sEAsHdRE EsIsf bsf iofsS fSIS staF miles north Of
Graded sa ready m for " constr1ction.
MARTIN S. SMITH: Box 81, Bridge
sETaiAR4 Ellsi Ri bRaeH. Ra9nHf Be- bEG-New bunra
$3.50 season. S4oo j. season. Also Also
. bedrm. apts.. wk.. no., season.
L. T. GRAVATTE. Realtor. 1918 K
st. NV. MA. 0753.
~WELL-ESTABLISH TEAROOM
FOR SALE-Permanent home in
very desirable location for sale. At
tractive rentals for season." Phone
Rehoboth Beach. Del. 5451. MAE
HALL McCABE. Realtor. 27"
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-A spaci-
Gus, comfortable cottage with many
OnuSual features Wooded lot close
to ocean. Deal with owner. $780,
900. Box 3S0-R Star. -27
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL, right on
the beach, small cottages and apts.;
very clean, modern, 8 short blks.
fop foGm Juns Gsn'er o. sDssas5 ssss weekly rates
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Lovely 4-bed-
room boardwalk apt. available, first
half season. TowSon 6092. 81 Mur-
d0ck rd., Baltic, l2, Nd.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

NEW 1859 EDITION, Motors Auto
Repair Manual. now in stock. only
$3.50; best selection q ta ayto oS Sooks
in town. BARGAIN BOOK SHOP'
s0s 9th st. NV, D1. 5007. -27
TRUCK TIRES, S.25x2O, recaps; also
7.OOx17; Ford motors, 1O0-h. p. In
rear Of 1857 H st. ne. LA. 6-6256.
,4s or 80 FORD 4-dr.; new seat
covers: cost $3.50 new, sell for
$3.50: No. Q, cookie inch wheels
tires, tools; S5 both. OIL filter, 81.
NEW i 'HDMUNDs dual intake manifold
for '32-'4S Fords and Mercs.,, VS.
engs.. complete with lines, linkage:
air cleaners. $40. New 1913 Ford
radiator. $50. New Al Ford radla:
tor, $50. Other new and used Ford
PLYMOUTH '37 2-dr. sedan; dis;
mantled mostly; any part good
doors, glass and tenders. CY. 9l56.
TIRES, lOG discount OF list price
of brand-new FireStone and Good
year white-wall tires. RE. 0ls6 or
F0RD % Ss-A engine. everything ex-
cspt starter and generator 500
wHREcGiNG Nj; Hist model A Ford. will sell
parts or all. motor; completely re-
built and never used. UN. 7s46.
80 DODGE motor. good boat motor,
$50. KI. a-1375.
'lI CHRYsLER Imperial go. 9 eyltn.
der motor. S76. H. e-137b.