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Evening star., 1952-09-04
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
Friido lay
Specials
F STREET MODE ONLY

Tomorrow is day for disposing of all odd lots and
broken assortments in summer and fall apparel and
accessories. You'll find exceptional bargains where
ever you look at the Street Mode. We will charge
and alter ...... ...
Evening star., 1952-06-20
aft Carnival 10 Draw
10 6. 0. P. Senators
To Farm Tomorrow

Ten Republican Senators will be
on hand tomorrow for the Taft
Carnival in Montgomery County,
but there'll be no political speeches.
The carnival will be held from
4 pm. to midnight at the AL
Marah Farm of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garvin E. Tankersley. River and
Burdette roads.
Besides Senator Taft, there will
be Senators Jenner and Capehart
of Indiana, Milliken of Colorado,
Butler of Maryland, Dworshak
and Welker Of Idaho, Case and
Mundt of South Dakota and Ma
lone of Nevada.
Some 20 Republican Represen-
tatives also will attend the carni-
val. Both Senators and Repre-
Isentatives will wear large identi-
flying badges.
There'll be no soap-box speeches,
but the supporters of the Ohio
Senator will buttonhole people
i"JuSt talking TAFT.
The carnival is aimed at demon
|Strating Senator Taft'S grass
roots strength in Maryland. More
than $500 tickets already have
been sold at $1.20 each.
The Senator also will get q
chance to meet the Maryland and
District delegates to the National
Convention. All have been in
vited to the carnival.
A Western rodeo will be featured
at the carnival.
Evening star., 1952-06-20

Alabama; Furculo, Massachusetts;
lFogarty, Rhode Island; Addonizio,
New Jersey: Pickett, Texas; Nc
Kinnon, California; Yates, Illinois;
Jones, Alabama.
Outf1elders-Bailey, West Vir-
Iginia; Rivers, South Carolina;
Priest, Tennessee; Senator Smath-
ers, Florida; Senator Moody,
Michigan; Zablocki, Wisconsin;
Roberts, Alabama; BlatnlK, Min
nesota; Fallon. Maryland: Gar
matz. Maryland; O'Neill, Pennsyl-
vania; Rhodes, Pennsylvania;
Jarman, Okla homa; Lantaff,
Florida.
Tonight's game will be the first
time this year so many Repub-
licans and Democrats have agreed
to get together.
Come on out to Griffith Stadium
tonight. Chances are you won't
be able to attend the Chicago con-
Iventions this summer, but if you
see tonight's show you'll be able
to tell your grandchildren you
were in on the second goriest
blood-letting of the year.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Commissioners Upheld
On Riverbank Boundaries

The Commissioners can tel
people who live on the banks oil
the Anacostia River how their
property boundary runs when II
leaves the shore and extends into
the water.
That ruling was made yesterday
by the United States Court of Ap-
peals in dismissing a complaint
that a wharf owned by the Stand
ard Oil Co. of New Jersey and Gulf
Oil Co. encroached on the water
rights of Mrs. Lottie May Martin,
3401 r street NV.
Mrs. Martin owns land along the
Anacostia near South Capitol and
s streets. She had asked District
Court for an Injunction, saying
the oil firms pier and piles, built
in 1946, interfered with her prop
erty rights. District Court dis
missed the complaint.
The Court of Appeals agreed
with District Court that the COM
plant should be dismissed.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Stockholm Cabinet
Meets After Soviet
Issues New Protest
By the Assocfc,ad Press

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, June
2O.-The Swedish cabinet met to-
day to study the latest Russian
blast in the furry of angry notes
exchanged between the two ma
tions following the shooting down
of a Swedish flying boat by Soviet
jet fighters.
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei
Y. Vishinsky handed the Russian
message to Swedish Ambassador
Rolf Sohlman last night in Mos
COW.
It emphatically denied the
Swedish version Of the shooting
incident, which has aroused a
storm Of anti-Russian emotion in
this traditionally neutral country,
and demanded an end to alleged
Swedish violations of Soviet from
tiers.
Russia Claims 12-Mile Limit.
The ill-fated plans-a Catalina
ply rescue craft with seven men
aboard-was downed Monday in
the Baltic Sea. All the crewmen
were picked up by a German
freighter.
The Swedes Immediately pro-
tested to Moscow, claiming that
the Catalina had been unarmed
and had kept at least miles from
Soviet territory. The Russians
claim their territorial waters ex-
tend IL nautical miles from shore
The Russians countercharged on
Tuesday that the plane had flown
over Soviet boundaries and had
begun the shooting which re-
suited in its being downed.
The Swedes angrily rejected
these charges Wednesday and re-
peated their claims that the plane
had been unarmed and over inter-
national waters.
TreSpaSSes Admitted.
The latest Russian note declared
these Swedish statements contra
dict the facts and are void of ALI
foundation" It also demanded
that violations of the Soviet
Evening star., 1952-06-20
2, Believed Ex-Emp|oyes,
Hold Up Hubbard House

Two men. possibly former en-
ployes of the. Hubbard House rest-
aurant chain, held up the HUB
bord House at e18 Fourteenth
street NV. early today and
escaped with $73. police were told.
Two men sat down at the coun-
ter and ordered food from the
countermen, Max Brown, 10, and
Robert Gavin, Is. the report said,
When the customers finished their
meal, they put their hands in their
coat pockets as if they had guns,
and forced the countermen into
the rear room, the countermen
said. Then they scooped the cash
from the register.
When the restaurant phone
rang, according to police. the rob-
bers ordered Mr.. Brown to answer
it and "say the right thing" When
he had finished one of them asked:
THAT was Ed, wasn't it?"
MIR. Brown said he knew then
the criminals were referring to the
night manager who bad just called.
In another. robbery, a colored
man escaped with $35 after yoking
a taxi driver at Fifty-sixth and
Blaine streets NE.
Police believe he may be the
same man wanted for q series of
taxi robberies over the past month.
Robert Ewelle. 40. of 1919 Queen
street NE, picked the man Up at
the Greyhound Bus Station, New
York avenue and Twelfth street
NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Know|and Accepts Bid
To Nominate Warren;
Deal Rumors Denied
BY the Assoeiated Press

Senator Knowland, Republican,
of California said yesterday he will
make the speech nominating Gov.
Warren of California for the
presidency at the Republican con-
vention.
Senator Knowland also told q
reporter there is no truth in re-
ports that Senator Taft of Ohio
Gen. Eisenhower or their author
lied representatives. have offered
him the Republican vice presiden-
tial nomination.
There have been reports that
both the Taft and Eisenhower
forces are considering Senator
Knowland. who will be A on June
26, as a possible vice presidential
candidate.
Special Story Printed.
The San Francisco Chronicle in
a special Washington story said
Senator Taft had personally Of
Ifered the vice presidential nomi-
nation to Senator Knowland if he
would throw his weight to Senator
Taft at the Chicago convention.
Some columnistS here have said
about the same thing regarding
Eisenhower forces.
There is not a word of truth
in 1t" Senator Knowland said.
Senator Knowland said that
Gov. Warren, who has California s
70 delegates pledged to him, had
telephoned and asked him to make
the nominating speech at Chi
cago.
Il accepted with great, great
pleasure, Senator Knowland said.
State Has 20 Votes.
The California delegations 10
votes at Chicago is second only
to New York's So and equal to
Pennsylvania's.
IF the time comes when Gov.
Warren releases his delegates at
Chicago" Senator Knowland con-
tinued, then the California dele
gates, an outstanding and repre-
sentative group. will meet together
and decide what we will do in
the best interests of the Nation
and the Republican Party.
1T will not be a decision be-
cause of any deal"
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Ball Game
Continued From First Page.)

expose Of the stuff that goes on in
professional rings.
When the game gets under way,
Fireball Wheeler, the Georgia
Flash, will be on the mound for
the Democrats, and Glenn Davis,
the Wisconsin Whip-Arm, will be
pitching for the G. o. P.
The lineupS:
Republicans.
Pitchers-Davis, Wisconsin; Pat
terson, Connecticut; Senator Cain,
Washington.
Catchers-Curtis, Missouri; Say
lor, Pennsylvania.
First base-Velde, Illinois; Ben
nett, Michigan; Jackson, Califor-
mia.
Second base-Miller, New York
Bulge, Idaho; Bishop, Illinois
(manager); Harrison, Nebraska.
Third base-Tollefson, Wash
1ngton; Bates. Massachusetts.
Shortstop Springer, Illinois;
Killings. California; Boggs, Della
ware.
Left field-Case, New Jersey;
Ford, Michigan
Center field - Ayres, Ohio;
Crumpacker, Indiana.
Right field-Sittler, Pennsyl-
vania; Brownson, Indiana; Hagen
Minnesota.
Coaches - Halleck, Indiana
House Minority Leader Martin.
Democrats.
Pitchers - Wheeler, Georgia;
Gary. Virginia; Gore, Tennessee
Catchers-Clemente, New York;
Harris, Arkansas.
Infielders - Mccarthy, Mime
sofa; league, Texas; Battle
Evening star., 1952-06-20
300, 900 Strike in Protest
On Jupun's Labor Laws
BY the Associofed Press

TOKYO, June 20.-A bou t
100000 japanese workers, includ-
ing 10000 seamen, struck briefly
today in protest against a gov
ernment attempt to revise labor
laws.
About 200 ships were tied up
IL hours. Other strikes were
largely token, workers leaving
shops only for a few hours.
Four unions-seamen's, private
railroad workers, miners and tex
tile workers'-joined the strike.
Splits in labor camps caused
many unions to call off the strike
at the last minute.
Evening star., 1952-06-20

frontiers should not take place in
the future"
The Swedish Foreign Once adj
mitted today that Swedish planes
had flown over Russian territorial
waters twice during July, 1851.
Wednesday the Stockholm govern
ment also admitted that a Swedish
plane had trespassed over Soviet
territory on June Is.
The search continued for a
Swedish transport plane missing
since June 13 and also feared
lost to Soviet attack. The Cata-
lima had been aiding in the hunt
for this plane when it was shot
down.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Washington Monument
Hos rs MiIIionth Visitor

Miss Barbara Hose, 10. of
Brentwood, Long Island. N. Y,
yesterday became the 26 millionth
person to go to the top Of the
Washington monument since the
structure opened in 1888.
She is a student nurse in New
York and was on sightseeing trip
here with her parents and a
brother.
Just one year and two days ago,
Mrs. William c. Seagle, of Indian
apolis. Ind, made the Is millionth
ascent.
Evening star., 1952-06-20

World War II and now is living in
the Alban Towers. His father,
Rabbi Barnet Brickner of Gin
cinnati, is regarded as a leading
member of the American rab-
binate.
The younger Rabbi Brickner
will be installed as spiritual leader
OF Temple Sinai this fall.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Seeing-Eye Dog Diets
To Reduce by IS Pounds
BY the Associated Press

BY fhe ASsociuted Press
DALLAS. - Eugene Norris, a
blind newspaper vendor, is wor-
ried about his Lady's figure.
Lady is his 10-year-old seeing
eye dog who is now on a reducing
diet because she is Is pounds over
weight. Mr.. Norris claims we'll
meaning people insist on feeding
her too many cookies and candy.
He likes the food gifts of some,
like the cans of dog food and milk
bone from department store
worker and the executive who
brings dog candy, which is nom
fattening.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Revoking Of | Lattimort
Passport Privileges
Denied by Officials

Informed State Department Of
ficials indicated today that the
name Of Owen baltimore is on a
precautionary" list. but they de-
MED fatty that the controversial
Far Eastern expert has been de-
MED passport privileges.
This was disclosed in the wake
of a published report attributed
to New York customs collector
saying the State Department had
taken passport privileges away
from the Johns Hopkins Un1ver-
sity professor.
Mr.. Lattimore's name was
placed on a precautionary list sup
piled customs officials, it was in
dicated. when he received a tenn
porary passport for trip he made
to England in January.
Mrs. Ruth B. Shipley, chief OF
the State Departments Passport
Division, told The Star it is "ab-
solutely not correct" that customs
officials have been notified that
Mr.. Lattimore's passport will not
be renewed.
No Application Filed.
Mrs. Shipley said Mr.. baltimore
does not have a valid passport at
the present time and has not ap-
piled for one.
"I don't think Owen baltimore
is trying to leave the country at
this time" she added. "He has
not communicated with us in any
way"
officials indicated. however,
that if Mr.. baltimore should apply
for a passport the department
would take a good lock at it. His
proposed destination. it was added,
would be of special interest in de-
termining whether the passport
WOulQ De issued.
MI. baltimore said he was
completely mystifled" by the re-
port published in the Baltimore
Sun saying he had been denied
passport privileges.
In a telephone interview from
his home in Baltimore. he said his
last passport has expired and he
has not applied for another.
Il have no plans for any travel"
he. added.
Accused by Mccarthy.
Mr.. baltimore has been accused
by Senator Mccarthy, Republi-
can, of Wisconsin of being a
Russian spy and the 'chief archi-
tect" of this country's Far East
ern policies. He has denied the
accusations in sworn testimony.
Procedure Explained.
Since passports generally are
good for two years, the depart
ment. when a limited passport is
issued. normally notified customs
officials so they will recognize
them for what they are and take
them up if they are offered for a
subsequent longer trip.
For that reason, it was indi-
Gated. Mr.. Lattimore's name was
on a precautionary list. The
short-term passport is not eligible
for renewal.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
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ment spending must be reduced.
and If it is reduced ! think that
is the best remedy.
Mrs. Smith: And our last ques-
tion, Senator Taft, comes from
Bill Connolly, from the Bronx,
New York City.
Connolly: AS a veteran Just
back from the Korean war, Sen
ator, it's a pretty tough prob
lem for the boys having to fight
Communists. on the one hand,
and read in the paper how your
Government is overrun by Com
munist back here. What are you
going to do about that, Senator?
Senator Taft: Well, I don't
think you are going to get rid
of them unless we have a Re-
publican Administration. If we
do have such an administration,
I think everybody whose loyalty
is in question ought to be re-
moved as a Government en-
ploye. and I think the informa-
tion is in the FBI today. I think
all we need is the men with the
courage and the determination
to rid the Government of
Communists.
At the end Of the question:
and-anSwer period, Senator Taft
made this statement:
Senator Taft: Republicans
and friends: We have to win
in 1852. We can't win unless we
put out an all out campaign with
our principles. We can't soft
pedal foreign policy. We can't
fail to point out the tremen-
dously disastrous results after
we won the war. We cannot
soft-pedal by refusing to men
ton the names of those who
are responsible for that policy.
Let us not repeat the mistakes
of the past and let us go to
work. organize. and present our
case TO the people Of this Nation.
Evening star., 1952-06-20

form Congrega-
ton at 8:15
o'clock tonight
in the Jewish
War Veterans
Building. 3147
Sixteenth street
NV.
A native OF
Cleveland, Rab-
bi Brickner was
ordained sew
eral weeks age
at the Hebrew
Union College
Cincinnati. He
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Rabbi brickner Conducts
Service Here Toniqhf

Rabbi Balfour Brickner, re-
Gently chosen as spiritual leader
OF Temple Sinai, will conduct his
first service for the Hebrew Re
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Gets Sight After Fall

After tripping over a doorstep,
Nicoli di Marta, So. of Leghorn,
ITALY, recovered his sight after
being totally blind for several
years.
Evening star., 1952-06-20

Buy Now-Pay Letter
4 Regular Charge Account
+ 3-Months Charge Account
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Evening star., 1952-06-20

ADVERTISEMENT.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-10
termed in Germany after Pearl

termed in Germany after Pearl Harbor.
 The Soviet demand meant that Kennan, then in Geneva, could not return to the Moscow post he had filled less than five months
 The State Department told Mos COW that Ambassador Kennan's statement accurately and in mod crate language described the posi- tion of foreign diplomats accredi- ted to the Soviet government"
 The 18O-word message, deliv- cred to the. foreign office by Councelor Film O'Shaughnessy, concluded by saying the US. gov ernment rejected the Soviet char ges against Kennan.
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-10
Russia Rebuked For Ousting Of U. s. Ambassador

WASHINGTON, (P)-The Uni ted States sharply rapped Russia Wednesday night for busting Am erican Ambassador George F. Kennan and for "systemati tically keeping foreign envoys in Mos COW from contacts with the Rus sian people,"
 A new American note to the Kremlin said the imposing of re- strictions on foreign diplomats grossly violates the traditions and customs in international in- tercourse developed over genera
The Nome nugget., 1952-10-10
Friday. October 10. 1852


 It said nothing, however, about retaliation and authorities fore cast that the Truman administra- ton will leave it up to the new president to decide whether to expel Soviet Ambassador Veorgi N. Zarubin or hit back in any other way.
 The note replied to the Oct. 3 Soviet demand for the recall of Kennan on the ground that he voiced "slanderous attacks hostile to the Soviet Union" Kennan had said in Berlin on Sept. 19 that an Americans life in Moscow is not much different from the exper- fences of American diplomats in-
Evening star., 1952-09-21
TRUCKS FOR SALE

WILLYS 1851 delivery sedan: low
mileage; good shape. GIL. 1884. al
CHEW. 1947 s-ton sedan delivery;
motor just oyerhauled. good tires;
iSSggssiRSS0TioSsI Ssgsi S2j SJssi 1912 n-.on at pick-
up; $3.50: also 1851 Mack 4-yd.
dump A-30; best oner. Cedar
INTERNATIONAL 1851: eft. express
body, heavy-duty tires; excel. cond.;
easy terms and guaranteed; 81 1895.
ARLINGTON MOTOR co. (Fordl,
1917 N. Moore st., Ari.. Va. oW.
S7S7. -26
GMC 1-ton panel; perfect condition;
$S95. ATLANTIC ELECTRIC SUP
PLY CO.. 1925 10th st. ne. Us
FORD 1916 1-ton; 1947 1-ton GMC;
paneled deliveries; good cond. Take
your pick at $3.50. See MR.. KING
at 56 Eye st. ne. al
FORD 1851 panel truck; used Is pas
senger car only; mileage less than
Sissr. OWNER. 10. 57aSs. 4ai
FORD 1850 2-ton truck; big 8: 1884,
inch wheelbase. Q new 14-ft. all
diamond-plated metal body with
Aft. racks; 10000. mi: has been
driven by owner; In excel. eond.; !;
price, $1,000. Elnnwood 3370. --21
MACK 1912 truck with l.260-gal.
tank; 76-ft- hose; pump and meter.
Perfect eond.; S7o6. OF. 6s0s.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
TRAILERs Cont

23-FT. 1852 OVERLAND TRAILER
shower, toilet, hot water and heat:
excellent condition. So. $50. NIGHT
INGALE TRAILER COURT. Lot 81.
1s41 NATIONAL HOUSE TRAILER;
good condition. Can be seen al
202S Lee highway, Arl., Va. $500
HGETHEsfRs fa Hsfs fRafiiLER fHRaafi SALES - cierr, aaa
Hill Trailer Park. Route l. Berwyn,
Nd. authorized dealer for several
ma makes OF new and used house trail
1879 ST.! sfivERroNE, s1: Rian 81 IT,, elec. rete
bottled gas; good condition.; 5000
Cal CAL III: 1881 or JU. 5-8351. pa
UTILITY TRAILER, metal and wood
c9nstruction; SIS or best offer. Call
FOR RENT, beautiful, modern Liberty
sWHEEf. s!9SftlSn GsI H,SArSs SA s-4ss4 .,..r
body 4X5X6, metal covered, water
Prooi; Aasa saossakable; excel. cond.; $100.
1850 PR2iR1E SCHOONER trailer
coacn. 26 IT.. with bath rm.. on farm
near ,Oakton, Va: $50. mo. or $40
r1tS iuS day help per wk. GIL. 1887,
PhlCED FOR QUICK SALE. very de-
ihl1aSie h9ms With S5oom nt,.sSsd and bath trailer
newly decorated. Phone TIE. Ss52.
gift. PALACE TANDEM, custom
nuilt, steel roof, awning; sleeps 4;
Fr1gidafre. bot. gas; very clean, AA-l
condition.; ST ,495. See ZEKARIA,
Lot 81. Pot. PIX. Motor Ct. Hams PIT.
1851 SILVER DOME TRAILER. %
T.; bath: gas stove; like new; 20-ft.
HOUSETRAILER-2 IT., sleeps 4,
Fine cond. Cash or terms. Must be
sold immed. Ii. 4-1100, LII. 7-64O3.
HEAVY DUTY FARM TRAILER-7.oo
x20 tires. All-steel construction. will
take 14-ft. bed. S136. OF. 6sOS.
Two-wHEEL LUGGAGE TRAMER-
t16; ~ - new ~ BODY A 690x16 ssGs1 tires. Ready
1S4s GLIDER. all cS1v conv.. excel. cond
Can be financed. Woodiey Hills
Trailer, Court. lot 245. 2730 Rich
CAMPING 1aS1E aS'' TRAILER, 1e-ft. Wee.
Tn I'm n, FI sleeps p 4 lrSS Gsn WI; 1900. III
2-wheel luggage trailer; metal OF
wood body. Cali 10. 5-IS54. -2i
TRAILER, Al National 20 it.; bottled
gas; rrefgr;: immediate poss:; reas
Is TRAVELO, Ss IT,. wheels
brakes, all aluminium, Frigidaire
toilet, shower, sleeps 4; excel. cond
Inspect Sunday, 9 AMI pm
Nightengale Trailer Court, Space 80
1t. SOLDINSKI: 3 miles So. or
y. 8. 1, Alex, Va. AL. 7424. Conv
for Fort Belvoir personnel. --2l
Evening star., 1952-09-21
GARAGES

NEAR PENNA. AVE. AND I1th ST.
SS;e:.-2-car brick. 16 by 26. Elk.
GARAGE for rent; $40 per mo. Ala
S12 E ST NV. single metal garage,
suitable storage or parking; $40
per mo-. Federal Rental Co.. 915
New York ave. NV. MA. 7416. pa
GARAGE FOR RENT, 1915 Monroe
st. ne. Tel. LA. 6-S769: call aft.
NEARH Il DUPONT crRcLE-privWates lot,
24-hour parking privil.; SIS pei
mo. Apply SHANNON & LUCHs
CO. 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
REAR 1867 II ST. N.E.-Brick 2-car
garage. in wide commercial alley.
Reduced. AUERBACH CO., DI.
FOR RENT-Double brick, elec.: shor
or storage. 6245 Sth st. NV. RA.
NEAR PA. AND MINI. AYES. Sc
Metal garage. 81 mo. LU. 4-3954.
LOCATION-2Oth and N SITS. NV;
24-hr. unrestricted parking space;
Sl5 per mo. DU. 6644, 1915 goth
COLORED MAN wishes auto-repair
shop to accommodate 3 or 4 cars.
DE. 1867.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont

TWo-YARD DUMP body and hoist;
Sl00; OF. 6S0S. -22
PLYMOUTH 1885 4 dr.; runs good;
Truck BODY. 7x1s IT.. gain. sides:
rts steel bed; SIS, OF. 6s0s. -22 .
GMc Ap l9S1 1871 's-tOn panel; s75. CAN
DODGE ifs65o h-ton pickup tIu truck;
wi With ods.d radio and heater; 81; 100.
INTERNxfiioNAL EiRlSsPi 1s4e pickup G2n truck;
$295; som :, Cali Ii. 3-0@95. 61o Nor
CHEVY lS4s dump: good tires; quick
sal sale as is: $595. HILL & SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, lIi4
s vermont ave: nv. Ma. $3.50. --22
CHEVROLET 1949 dump: 3-yard. q
mast sei s1s5 5Ffs or in best sxce as sOaS Sd:
At MARTIN LoMBARDIs. 1890
FORD l942 1is,ton stake: will sell
for S295. Call oW. 2411. -2I
WILLYS '49 PANEL, Al condition.
$s9ss-. $$sS5; MNITcHELLJLs,s MI as: IL MOTORS. INC,
CHEVROLET 80 SEDAN delivery;
business: $975. MTTCHELL's MO, MO-
TORS, INC. Kaiser-Frazer, 1901 Mt.
cREWk6d 3llyss r. IN ne, so.d II; $4,000;
1910 S-bUH lO"IJ. TACK.
ige. size, solid box. Call JA. 2-07S7.
CHEVROLET 1850 s4-tm pickup New
blue finish. Reconditioned inside and
out. $685.. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
SSE;i SSEo;io 1NC' 7725 Wisconsin ave-, OIL.
sTUOEBAKER 1e4e with lift stake
body. Good tires, clean inside and
out. $945. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
SSU;; SS6;a INC. 7725 Wisconsin ave-. OF.
REFRIGERATED FORD: body in vood
eondition; Very reasonable price. q.
di.,na Fl MACkE IE CORp., call NJ. C. Han
FORD so h-ton panel. peri. cond..
SsIs;. SSIS; also International AZ N-ton
IA; IA; 6,,434s. ,3511 I2th st. ne. oA
F0n3 cnn9 1874 PA 1h-ton stake; in excel.
M;,sS a. MARTN LoMBARDIS. 1926
CHEVROLET pickup 1851; in GOOD
shape. First $695 cash takes s9Ia IF
PACIFIC SERVICE STATION, 4s6S
EEao55. !. ave. me-. Hyattsville, WA.