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DULL, Il. QUO .OU
One-bedroom apis. with sleeping ac-
commodations for or 4, Si45 mo:
2-bedroom apis, with sleeping &C
commodations for or a., S162.5
mo. All new furniture selected BY
outstanding decorator. See agent
on premises or call ME. 5402.
ALEXANDRIA
Mt; Vernon blvd. and Bashford lane.
Nicely furnished liv rm., bedrm..
kit. and bath apt. Conv. to Natl
Airport and downtown Wash; sion
per mo. Call SHANNON a. LUCHS
Co. 1908 II st. NV. MA. 2345
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
9510 Kenstone dr., wyngate, Be-
thesda. 2-story Cape Cod with 4
bedrms.. . baths. full bsmt.. fenced
yard. Children invited. Drive out
or call WI. S097 for appointment.
SITS
1903 Pendleton dr., Hammond Hills,
Wheaton. Mod, 2-leyel rambler with
3 bedrms., / "a baths, beaut. furn.
incl. baby grand; borders on wooded
park. Key at 1906. Take Georgia
ave. to Viers Mill I'd. to Pendleton
dr.. -
1900 18th st, NV. DI. 0222
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ALEXANDRIA
GEORGETOWN
GEORGETOWN

1905 p St. Apt. 5-May DC seen. I
to &. Charming Broom, bath apt.
in smart apt. bldg; . adults; $3.50;
utilS incl NO 47GR
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1882 WIS. AVE. NV.

Several nicely furn. 1-bedrm.. liv.
nm. kit. and bath apis. Very cow.
location; rents $3.50 to 500 per
mo-, incl. heat and hot water. To
inspect, see janitor on premises.
H. G. SMITHY CO.
Bill 18th st. NV. ST. 5000
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The BrOadmOOr

1901 CONN. AVE. NV.
Beautifully furnished living rm., din
ing rm., bedrm.. kitchen and bath.
S175 per mo. including util. To in
spect see Res. Mgr. on premises.
is
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222 Farragut st. NV.

HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
Large 1-bedrm, living rm.. dining
rm.. kitchen and bath apt. Beauti-
fully furnished. Rent, $l25 per mo.
Available July 1. Call Mr.. Hughes
with H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST. $500.
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Fgss1sHE 'sns!Es, sss se assi
ATS ~, N NHiAIaS ST. NV. mr.. Wash Wa
oniy non on drink sir;, SOS. c. call I' W.
3s6a bet. Oil am. and 50 Pm.
1919 IRVING sT.-Lge. front Tm
BED.LIv. RIM. kit. cleo. refgr.; !
| blk Library of Congress and car
line; gentleman; $40 wk. LII. 4-7I0o
CONN. AVE. AND CALIFORNIA ST
immediate occ,; sos, HUI. 1888
1918 Goth ST. N.w.-studio rm. kit,
bath a sSes seeRns pfh for bqs
and and c tsnesi bus: References' 'm15 '
o13 18th ST. N.E;-Furn; apt. Two
rooms. kit. bath, utilities; good
1875 c ST. .N.E.-2-rm. apis, very
s sles1 sem 4p s1 and share baths
Nicely furn,: sos mo. incl. util:
e Emn IL ADULTS RA, s49I G h.f1fE
ICOMfLEI ELI OhN. 'b-TUl. anu DdlL
apt, incl. dishes, linen, kit utensils
and all utilS.; no children; now
avail; 100 mo. IE. 3-1141. IL
LOVELY LICE, RIM. and kit. in beaut
home; tennis court: family; nice for
summer. OIL. 5000.
AVAILABLE TODAY-Roomy, private
nice. 2-bedrm. apt, Conn. ave. OR.
81 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Ground floor, rear; l room. pvt.
auto. heat hot water, electricity
and refgr., utils. MRS. KELLY on
COLLEGE, elt pARK-one bedrm.. pvt.
bath and entrance; all utils.; $40
caiiFoRN1A ST.. west of Conn: ave.
Beautiful apt. in the. embassy sec,
ton; 2 bedrooms. living room. full
dining room. large kitchen: bath.
reception hall; 5000 mo. Elk. "4s9.
e21e Both ST. Sc, 2 rms. semipvt.
bath; all utils. furn,; $40 mo. vi.
1878 after pm. -15
1876 IRVING ST. N.w.-3 bedrms.,
liv. rm din. rm.. kit. and bath;
Also liv rm.-bedrm. comb. kit. and
s Boss. Both avail Immediately EiS |l'
BASEMENT APT. 2 rms. kit. bath,
partly furn,. utilities; S47,5 3US
Taylor st. NV. I'D
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RE End floor, nicely furnished;
entrance, pvt, bath, kit, liv.
6edrm.; mr.; shop. center and
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Treasure Is Found
After RecIuse Dies
In Burning Home
BY the Assoeiafed Press

DUNELLEN. N. j.. Nov. IA
Police sifted through tons Of
charred rubbish yesterday for q
treasure in cash and bonds hoard
ed by a 75-year-old man who per-
ished in flames that revealed his
secret.
Police Chief Norman B. Schuy-
Ter said quantity of paper money
already has been recovered from
the ruined Seven-room house of
Oscar Vogel and the total amount
probably will reach many thou
sands of dollars"
MIR. Vogel, whom neighbors be-
lieve was a retired sculptor, was
found in a smoke filed hallway of
his Undetermined home Wednes-
day when firemen smashe d
through a barricaded door.
Coroner Robert H. Jamison said
the recluse suffocated while trying
to escape.
Firemen said the scene that
greeted them defled description.
Mr.. Vogel had filled all seven
rooms with old papers and maga-
zines, books. tires, boxes, bits of
clothing, tree twigs. rickety furni-
ture and discarded junk of all
kinds
Most of the money was found
floating in thigh-deep water in
the cellar. flooded by fire hoses.
Police end firemen salvaged soggy
bills and bonds from a mass of
debris piled ceiling high.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
ramalier Presses Fiqh'
To Allow Fences

Commissioner Renah F. CANA
lier has served notice that he will
press for authority to allow the
erection of fences at the Mt. Ver-
non Place Methodist Church and
the Southwest Health Centers
Commissioner F. Joseph Dono-
hue objected to the church's petl-
ton yesterday. observing the
Commissioners last year turned
down a similar request for the
Southwest Health Center.
The church, at Ninth street and
Massachusetts avenue NV, asked
permission to erect 6-foot
fence around adjacent property
1t owns. Church officials said they
Evening star., 1952-11-14

purchased three lots there for an
annex they hope to build.
Meanwhile. the church has
opened up the property as a play
ground for neighborhood chill
dren. But drunks who frequent
that area commit depredations
and so the church wants the
fence erected to discourage them
John Batson, superintendent OF
trees and parking, objected to the
Ichurch's request. He said it is
against the law to have fence
that high. He said he would
agree to a 42-inch fence. But
Commissioner Camalier, who pre-
sented the petition to, the board,
said that would not do any good.
He pointed out the church agreed
to set back the fence 21a feet
from the sidewalk.
Mr.. Camalier said the fence
should be sanctioned. since. the
city is gaining playground
without putting up any taxpayers
money.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Killed as 2Ov Vehicles
Pile Up on Turnpike
By the A.soeioted Press

KEARNY, N. j., Nov. lahore
than 20 Notwithstanding bus
and two trucks-piled up today in
two chain-reaction accidents on
the fog-shrouded New Jersey
Turnpike, killing two men and in
juring at least seven others.
The spectacular crackups oc-
Cured in dip in the highway
between two bridges on the north
|ern end Of the high-speed toll
road.
The victim, John White, 40, a
truck driver, of Hialeah, Fla, and
an unidentified hitchhiker, died
when their truck smashed into the
second truck on the northbound
lane. Both vehicles caught fire.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
New Foces in Congress
Farm Boy Who Lost Legs in War
ToFinish Out Vondenberq 7 erm

! A Michigan farm boy, cripple,
in World War II. who served near
ly six years in the House, comes Il
the Senate to complete the unex'
pired term of the late Senate,
vandenberg. He will be up for re-
election in 1854.
Charles e. Potter. Republican
defeated Senator Blair Moody
Democrat, in a spirited race fol
the coveted post. Senator Moody
had been appointed by Gov. VIII
liams on April 3, 1851, to I'LL tn,
vacancy. but he had to fight fol
the seat in the November election
Representative Potter, now SO
took an active part during hi
House service on the Committee OF
Un-American Activities. He wa.
a member Of the House Education
and Labor Committee and former.
lily on the Marine and Fisheries
group.
Looked Into Communism.
He participated in the Un-Amer.
|ican Activities Committees hear.
ings last February on the spread
of communism in Michigan, par
ticularly in the labor movement
During the campaign he charged
that Senator Moody was a captive
|of the CIO.
A tabulation Of his voting on Sc
leceted issues showed that labor
groups generally rated Mr.. Potter
as voting wrong" while the Coun-
Gil of State Chambers of Com
merce and Property Owners OF
America usually indicated ap-
proval Of his positions.
Mr.. Potter was born on a
farm in Lapeer County, Mich. OF
English -Scotch-Irish stock. AS q
youngster. he got the nickname
of "Chuck." He helped pay for
mis- education both in Lapeer High
School and Michigan State Nor
NAL College, by working.
From his college graduation in
1888 until he enlisted as a private
in the Army in May, 1912. he
was administrator of the Bureau
OF Social Aid in Cheyboygan
County.
Lost Both Legs.
Wounded three times in France
during the Battle of the Bulge
while serving as an officer with
the 28th Division. Capt. Potter, as
a result, became double amputee
Eventually, he was transferred to
Walter Reed Hospital here, where
he was fitted with two artificial
legs,
After separation from the Army
with the rank Of major on July
10, 1916, he was vocational re-
habilitation representative for the
Retraining and Unemployment
Administration here until he re-
signed to run for Congress. He
came to the House first in the
Both Congress and served there un-
til he ran for the Senate.
In 1851, he won an award from
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
as one of the Nations 10 out
standing young men of the year.
The Senator-elect is a member
of the American Legion, Disabled
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Beam 10 Take Over
Embassy in Moscow

Jacob D. Beam. a career For
eign Service officer. is going to
Moscow soon to be acting head OF
the American Embassy there.
State Department officials said
he will be Counselor Of the EN-
bassy, with the personal rank OF
Minister. He will be in charge OF
the Embassy in the absence OF
Ambassador George Kennan, who
has been declared persona non
grata by the Soviet government.
Mr.. Kennan, still regarded by
this Government as its Ambassa-
dor to Russia, is expected to act
as a consultant on Soviet prob
lens in the State Department
here until President-elect Eisen-
hover takes Office next January
Evening star., 1952-11-14
2 Men Sought in Stabbing
And Beating Of Hotel Clerk

Police today sought a motive
in the brutal beating of a hotel
night clerk early today.
Chris N. Trifillis, 63. night clerk
at the Fox Hotel, GIG Fourteenth
street NV, was found by an occu-
pant of the hotel about 4:30 am.
He had been beaten about the
head and stabbed in the right
arm and side.
He is reported in critical con-
Idition at Emergency Hospital.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Church Committee Notes
Improvement in Films

The Catholic Bishops Commit
tee on Motion Pictures said today
there had been a gratifying in
crease in wholesome and moral
themes in Hollywood movies.
The Most Rev. Michael j
Ready. Bishop of Columbus, Ohio
committee chairman. noted the
increase in his 1872 report to
the Catholic bishops of the
United States at their annual
meeting at Catholic University.
Evening star., 1952-11-14

Ne'O center of interest! Our BRAEMAR w,,y
CASHMERE'S Contoured Waist BRAEMAF
Inspired by Italian fascia, its waist cunningy
knit to fit -. and define tiny middle! Top news
indeed with your circle skirts box.op suits Like all
Braemars, it's Scottish.born White with red or
navy; solid oxford or black Sizes 34-4O. .2oo5
TWO SHOPS ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE NV.
1877 AT DU POINT CIRCLE 4481 AT ALBEMARLE STREE
Evening star., 1952-11-14

SENATOR-ELECT POTTER.
American Veterans, Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, Amvets. Fraternal
Order Of Eagles and Kiwanis In
|ternational.
MIR. and Mrs. Potter live at 3743
IGunston road, Parkfairfax, Va.
Evening star., 1952-06-09

NOIN1tOI I OAtD
1897 East-West Hwy, 8. S., 81. 1904
Evening star., 1952-06-09
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont,

1850 Windsor 4-door;
$4,000 miles; original owner; must
sell Immediately; S1.695. or best
CHRYsLER so II. Y. club coupe; r.
and h.; auto: trans; this car is
ara est: s. ;sS5; sqsran: ROYAL
kennedy st. NV. TU. 243S. 10
'46 T.. c. conv.; good
transp: S4OO. XII. s-4529. 10
CHRYSLER late 1949 Windsor ton-
vertible; cream color; new black
top; h. and =; Wv. tires; years
Me. 1868 or GE. 1898. 3
DODGE 40 Coronet sedan; equipped;
$1,195 only. 9 city blocks Of fine
cars; AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871
Bladensburg I'd.
DODGE 1910; motor in good eond. {;
heater pvt. owner; S235. Call RA.
DoDSGE 81 Meadowbrook 4-dr. sed.;
one owner. deceased; $4,000 miles;
FORD 80 VS. Tudor: heater. over
drive: l owner: top condition. ST.
GhTysleT7PlzRsuth' " fE. azss Is Kennedy yo ST.
FORD 1850 2-dr;; light green; good
condition: S1.195 or best offer. Call
ST. 1900. MR.. PRIDDY, sH. 7623.
FORD AZ v-s convertible coupe:
host fiaS hsser res Rs" wS fGp fs Che
only ssssp pe5tess coHsriN cfS PoNfc e EfT Ts
6psn 4oa Florida losSin.. ave- 81, ne. AT 200.
FORD 1851 4-dr. Custom; s-cyl., T..
owner; s1,7s5. ssG4iS 81. nds5sa Sose or 0tS gN.
FORD so sedan; equipped: s., les.
fne cars. AUTO wHoLEsALERs,
1871 Bladensburg I'd.
HUDSON 1947 2.dr:; gray and black:
saalS s4as. oW1 sRa 5bsa bsater excellent fS buy
HTDsoN soS ii "e"; r. and h.; sos
HuDsoN aSSi 40 Commodore "e" 4-door;
equip: under. 19. 900 MI; orig. own
er selling only because going over over
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1898 4-dr. Sc.
clean: pvt: Si75. Cali EN-. 5Oa2
LINCOLN '46 club coupe; r. and h.,
ton; $3.50, NE. $3.50 after $50;
miles; like new; si,5es; pvt. party
Church, yE 2-9s14; nights ans
Sun. XII. S-s549.
NASH 1916 4-dr. sedan: owner
81: ooo miles: good tires; 5000 o.
St. NV. or cali pU' 800, p 0o ws =
NASH '46 5-passenger business coupe;
$475 cash. SH. 6455. 10
NASH AZ sedan; equipped; 1894. only
s14s 4s d1Tn .2TTo witt sity vs SlGcks Of m,
NASH 40 sedan; equipped: Ss95. onl,
cars; AUTO wHoEEsHTERs' 1asi i
Bladensburg I'd.
NASHES 1946 to 1851. from S595 Il
. 81 ,695. Why come to Williams ano
Baker for q. used Nash? You &C
for bread. to the hardware store
for . saw and hammer: some come
to Nash. headquarters since 1880
goth and NJ sts. NV. for your used
NASH Be thrtfty-go Nash! %
MERCURY 40 station wagon:
eGglppsd; eity S1o:ks sss5; only & s2ss down; NM z
WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bladens6urS
oLDs 40 "ss" 4-dr.: r and h.
out: 81 .495; guar. ROYAL MOTORS
NJ TIi IrirSdyI9nSuth' SInS 10 kenneoy st
OLDSMoBILE '46 "ss" sedan;
equipped; $595, only $149 down
Two city blocks Of fine cars. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1881 Bladensbura
OLDS 1949 "as" conv.; blue with rec
int: high-clas car for medium Is.
money; 81 S35; pvt. owner. $50
Wis. ave. Ch. Oh, Md. 5 to 8 pm
PACKARD 1886 Super 4-dr.; r. and
h.; l owner. original finish. new
tires, Immaculate cond.; an unusual
ler-Plymouth, 10 Kennedy st. NV.
PACKARD 1850 Ultramatic; good
cond., sacrifice for only 81 ,495.
Call JA. 7-6931. after 8 pm. Ill
PLYMOUTH 1941 sedan; $3.50. Ho
Evening star., 1952-06-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AUsTINs '4s. s5s5; 40. s7s5; so,

AUSTINS 4S. $685.; '49, 3796; DO,
$s35 Also sek dsesr pR% tSr S otas5
and p NV. and 5000 Conn. ave.
AUSTIN AZ 4,dr. sedan; motor in
excel. cond,; 2s mi. to gal. around
sSEr; o9SsT easy AS 4s41 t. park; $3.50 or s sest
BSIGK 1881 Roadmaster ng.neia e9ng Eel
spotlisht;; $3.50. OWNER. ,Wo.
BUICK 1910: r. and h., good cond.;
cash S225: seen at 244s Alabama
BUICK '4s Super convertible; radio
and heater. windshield washers, elec.
push-button windows. new top;
need money or best offer; 81 200.
BUICK 1888; r. and h.. new battery.
8 tires; good mechanicai 60, condition;
BUICK '46 sedan; equipped 1896,
only $149 down. Two city blocks Of
fne cars: AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg I'd.
BUICK 1850 station wagon Super:
excel cond: equipped: $1,995: TOWN
& COUNTRY MOTORS. 1896 Wis
cH1fLEac fXei IA, ii Gps41 black sedan: good
condition; $3.50 or best offer; some
terms avail. See at RANDS AMOCO
STATION. Seminary rd.. Fairling-
caDiLEac Adj La 1851 4-dr. "sa" sedan: ns 2
tone blue; 300 actual miles. Price,
$4,000. II you have smaller car in
trade and balance in cash. Cypress
CADILLAC 1s47 "7b"; beautiful
drive. r. and h, push-button win
dows; a mechanically perfect. large
clean 4-dr. sedan; $1,000. oV. 3437.
CADILLAC 1s47 "e2" Special; r,
Clean @ e; car: ot ov' 1sf s4s7. ''A 10 tS00
CHEVROLET i949 conv.; Wv.
feet; ST, ,Ss5. No. si6o. g
CHEVROLET '37 2-dr.: owner going
IN service, must sell; S175. OR.
CHEVROLET 1850 styleline 2-dr.;
beautiful green finish; row mileage: !:
to choose; 8 '345 each; CHEVY
cEvRofEf XIV sSf Tt 1873 aeS styleline de luxe 2
sedan; fully equipped: grey finish
MorosS Es CO, nc. AH'3 s7a5 wis. sAsSE ave-:
CEEvRoIEr HI K VI 1s4s skyline de luxe 2
Chase eT EGy MofoR %5lfess g. 8 24I inc cHEgyy ggS
wis. ave. OIL. 61O0.
CHEVROLET 1a47. 4-dr. sedan.
equipped; clean inside and out: don t
MOTOR CO.. 7725 Wis. ave. OIL.
800.
CHEVROLET 1915 4-dr. sedan: r. h.;
good condition.; $495. Low down
cHEpn pnxment ntr NE dG. sS5G. :,S .,,,n. q -,
good throughout: T. and h.. ex-
cellent tires; $3.50 or best offer.
1913 23rd ave. West Hyattsville.
T,,s NJ Of &, Aver Az ID I'd .u,,,,n.d. 9 s59os
fine cars. AUTo- WHOLESALERS,
1871 Rladensburg I'd.
CHEVROLET 1897 converted to club
bus cpe.: 80 D. c. inspected; lady
owner; S195. HO. S214 after pm.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
STORES FOR RENT

New 6riek ;tore aoE HWf ~ once nocAT,9S iTE5S;
$50 81 Tse ne; b HoLLEY-THoMPsoSS..
1850 SEQ sa5SsG' conn. AvE.-so-,.. ,ro1,... mI,
5000 So. IT, IT, Of 'GHU EASEMENT nS IT,, .uaee ptas
VIII subdivide for responsible iSI
tenants. AID. 1900.
44th AND SHERIFF RID. N.E,-Iarse
modern store with five rooms. kitch-
en- and bath apartment, suitable for
Army A1i2I FEM sRoPERriRs@ ii&R@efsstfsS; aasNs
RADIO. TELEvisION repair and an
6rsnra 69ianee store in 2 new addition in
centef IN emse eIose SldS; 8. and SHOPPING
area Of Is stores, including bank;
no compe tition: parking facilities
fIs;s "a; 4oo1; eyes,. GE. 1886. FA.
NEW YORK AVE. AND 9th ST. nv NV;
soIner StaIn store, new, ideal for drug
Ions lon lease Lease. PAPANIcoLAs INVEST,
REsTaURANT-Excellent opportunity mlS
LOT capable restaurant man, in new
sbSolGiGn sbonniI In flreproof ONCE bldg. and
a srOv6s ssnssf sTsa IN of q f5ossSy STORES VA a.
Guiding bank: no competition; park
ing facilities. FA. 45O1; ewes, GE
. 1899 & or "a; 64Sti; 10
<a worEsbnn EkNDlANA St;tb AYE: N,W:;-stcre and
next Or. MR.. EDWARDS, ST. 6l00.
new; immediate occupancy:
GOOD location, 200 blk Lee hwy
Seeg Seeppins 4ess center cent, n dk Falls Church,
1903 EYE; EYE ST. ST. NM&Eaeellent EA; EXC s To-
cation for any type business; good
downtown location at reasonable
Rrse RgEise; rvs vs12S mo; NO. WASHINGTON
10th 9th AND Ant n; ny. Y: AVE: nv mod
dows, approx. 1900 So. T it.; T pvt.
Parking avail. viii rent individ-
ssis s Me; SSs5, sSss5nee coMET Efasf sEaEr7 aEals
CO. 1908 N. Y. ave. NV. II
RENT OR SALE, lge. l-story store,
9th NV; rear alley. Good for mfg.
OWNER, AD. s6o9. s'' or Box SSGo 1fsHa, fsna
lRLINGToN-stere for rent in busy
,EsikABLE CORNER iSSRi STORE in bsmt.
rent, EDMUND NJ o'suIL1vAN. VAN
l4UI Eye 81. NV. MA. 7S4S. -lCl
'5l3 s,G sMAC0MB ST. N.W.-Entire
End apt. Of rms. s.ofy Kit. iaii and DSmf Satb
excel. location for beauty parior. no.
tlons, dry goods. souvenirs, antiques
Or Laundry. STORY d CO., ME-.
9O2 i4th ST. N.w.-one-story store:
show windows; $135. z. p.
SCHWARTZ, INC, 1Ol4 Vermont
ave. NV. DI. 6210. %
1913 BLADENSBURG RID. N.E.-bO0|
SO. IT., suitable for ONCE, showroom.
storage or shop. sos mo. DI. 412O,l
MR.. KRAKOWER 10
SHOPPING CENTER, containing al
stores in nearby West Hyattsville.
Opening for beauty, delicatessen or
variety. Contains 1000 sq. It,
Ample parking. Available imme-I
diately. Call Mr.. Holland. II. g. /
sMITHYo CO.. s11 18th st. NV,
L..
Evening star., 1952-06-09
TRUCKS FOR SALE

TRACTOR; It4 cT Eros.way nssIsS, LOT; 1874; model I
qyerdrive; sI,375. Apply T1O Rhode
1NTERNaTfonAL sFifha aYfi IA 4s n-.on a panel;
$4,000 mi; good tires: excel: eond ;
VIZ w, ARE Ti2S WILL STOCKED With with a
nice selection Of used trucks of vari-
Gus models and types. For example: !:
~ Chevrolet. hs-ton panel. heater;
chassis Ss 2-speed aetp axle new SaG motors. soe
S495: IA Ford. 12-ft. nat bed. S4S5;
20 Dodge, Aa-ton pickup, heater.
Sc45 Terms to. suit the .pur.
TOR TOR CO. eSu"i iFord). I'd Ass@ 1856 Wis. ave. ave-.
W. OR. 5000 p
DODGE TRUCK, 1947, 1-ton step-in
paneled body: perfect condition;
STiG sfs e i4 n ks s. ns tssctsr
air. 100000 tires: $3.50. Inter. p
ton. rebuilt motor $3.50; REQ. IL
G. q c.. S195: van body. 20-ft.
freight or REFER. S575. AP. S041.
STUDEBAKER 1e47 1-ton pickup:
perfect 'cond.; s5s5. Cali La. s-s4s4.
CHEVROLET 1s4s h-ton panel; per
feet condition; S796. LA. 6-9494.
FORD 1s47 h-ton; excel cond.; $3.50
or best offer. GE. 7340 after 8
CHEVROLET 1s46 dump: 3-yd. body.
excel. cond.. tires excel. completely
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. INC.
7125 Wis. ave. OIL. 800.
CHEVROLET 194S Ez-ton panel; re-
conditioned and guaranteed; SS45
3aS5 "a. Wis; vi lr ave oil 8l0o. ,.,. =.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. INC.
7725 Wis. ave. OIL. 6100.
DODGE 1850 h-ton panel; looks like
new, reconditioned and guaranteed;
S945. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR Co.
INC 7!25 WIS; ave; OL; 800:
Al shape; $1.1T5. This is being
sold due to discontinuing our de-
livery service. SANITARY CLEAN
ERS, 1920 14th st. NV. CO. 2171.
CHEVROLET f946 1h-ton, rack; ex-
cellent condition: well cared for,
private owner: 5000 or best ofer.
FORD, Fs tractor. air brakes, saddle
tanks, 5th wheel. 100000 tires.
button on dashboard. 2S-ft. trailer;
$4,000 miles. Call OIL. 9223. 10
FORD so F-2,. exceptionally clean;
VS. engine: 4-speed TRANSMISSION,
S-ft. body; Al condition; only S995.
MONROE FORD
1887 East-west Hwy. s. s.. 81. 1904