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Evening star., 1952-10-03
SILVER SPRING
Estates SIG $50

SILVER SPRING
Forest Estates, $16,950
tile bath on 2nd floor; lge. liv. rm;;
separate din. rm.. equip. kit. full
bsmt., close to parochial and grade
schools and tranSp. Terms available
RAMBLER-$17,950
Full bsmt.. 3 bedrms., equip. kit. liv,
rm. with fireplace. dining area. in
Woodmoor near parochial and pubic
PARKWOOD-$26,5OO
Outstanding new hrick. stone and
redwood rambler on large corner lot;
receipt. hall. large liv. rm,. with in
IL" tomorrow's kit. with built-in
2 full baths with unusual glass brick
treatment, lovely side porch. concrete
driveway, full bsmt. with fireplace
for future rec. rm.. toilet, gas heat,
outside entrance. You must see this
home home ,,;I9 to appreciate al the many any
numerous to put in this ad.
Chicken Farm-12 Acres
In Montgomery County on Colesyille
rd.. approx. 6 miles from D. c.;
masonry brooder houses, II chicken
houses. turkey ranch, isolat tion
ranch, huge deep-freeze unit. Stor-
age warehouse. brick office building
and beautiful 3-hedrm. brick home
This is bargain for $4,000. with
&2S.0 900 financing.
Wood-Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Georgia Ave 81, 5700 til @
Evening star., 1952-10-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LEESBURG
LEESBURG
"FRUITLANDS"
Charmingly Restored
Southern Colonial
5-Bedroom, Az Aa-Bath
Home Situated on

One hour from Washington. just
out Of the corporate limits Of the
town OF Leesburg. on an excellent
hlghway, this gracious old home.
retaining all. Of its original wood !.
work, mantels. floors. etc.. has all
OF the modern improvements which
make make for comfortable living. Rooms
galley hall with interesting oris
inal staircase; drawing room cox
20 with original fireplace; dining
room (20x20) with original fire-
place and corner cupboards; break
fast room U2x131, half bath and
large all-electric kitchen. Two spa
ccious creened porches are attractive
master S bedroom wiz With tsfepH fifepiac. nSGrd Snd
private bath; 3 other spacious bed
rooms and 2 baths. On the third
moor are 2. large bedrooms and
bath. Full basement with 2 serv-
ants rooms and bath. Vapor heat
with oil burner; scar stone ga-
rage; stone chicken house; barn
;sInsa chine shed; All An fields ., watsred and
springs: many varieties of fruit
including apples, pears, peaches,
grapes. Strawberries and raspber-
ries; several nut trees. EXQUISITE
landscaping. including 200-yesr-
Ge.1hnlI eid EnSlish boxwoods; On express
city and within walking distance
Of the town Of Leesburg. Owner
Price. S4S.boo ''-' 'N''
George Mason Green Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
IA. 2-3S3S; Eve. and Sum, Gil. 6615
Evening star., 1952-10-03
WYNNI.EWOOD

ON BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT IN
HEART OF WYNNEWooD. CUSTOM
BUILT IN 1910.
A lovely brick Colonial Of unusual
charm now offered for first time.
First floor has through-hall entrance,
large living room with mirrored fire.
place, side screened porch of living
room, large dining room with picture
window overlooking terrace and rock
garden, de luxe electric kitchen. Mez-
canine floor has delightful den OF
bedroom with gas Dashboard radia-
tion heat and private bath. Second
floor has three well-proportioned bed
rooms, one with sun deck and full
bath. Third floor has one large fin
ished room which serves as a fifth
bedroom or hobby room. Basement
has finished recreation room with
fireplace. full bath with glassed- in
shower, practically new automatic
washer and dryer and 13-ft. deep
freeze. Attached garage. Asbestos
roof. A lovely brick wall incloses
the rear and sides of property.
Priced at $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
PUSH BUTTON

Brick rambler you can almost operate
from a comfortable chair. Liv. rm.
designed with wood paneling, Roman
with exposed beam ceiling, ultra
modern kitchen, 8 very large bed
rms, master bedrm. has built-in
vanity with hot and cold water.
large tiled bath with vanity wash
powl 4 TT. long. with medicine cab
met mirror same length, screened
porch with 14-ft. built-in flower
garden. Owner says sell. but quick,
for Sl6,950.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
OPEN SAT.
NOON TO 5 PM.
BRICK BUNGALOW

Located on main Maryland blvd. /
mi. over D. c. line: convenient to
schools. shopping and transp. down.
town. This 2-yr.-old brick broom
home with lge.. expandable attic and
full bsmt.; can be bought for 800
with 81 900 cash down. Will consider
your home in trade. Dir: Out Cen
trail ave. to Addison rd.. left to 2I1
Addison I'd. Mr.. O'Brien on premises.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
LIZ. 4-0040 FR. 5s94
Evening star., 1952-10-03
HILLSIDE

HILLCREST HEIGHTS
One of the finest ramblers in the
Heights; 22-ft. liv. rm.. full dining
rm.. kit. with more extras than we
SEE 1T, IS TO BUY IT. ABSHER
REALTY CO.. Ii. 7-4413 or LO.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
p T. KANE TNN

ARLINGTON
ONLY $11 ,450
CoZy 5-Room Home
from Pentagon; good shopping and
frequent buSline nearby; property
vacant. available for immediate pos
session; featuring cheerful liv.-din.
area, equipped kitchen, bedrms :.
tiled bath. auto heat. lovely yard,
nice trees. Can be purchased with
$3.50 cash payment and balance
less than rent.
Evening star., 1952-10-03

lU LEF i AL
ONLY $13,450
Finest semidetached, 2-story home.
in the Metropolitan area; 3 large
bedrms.; fully equip. kitchens. large
liv: rms, dinettss; fun bsmt. Easy
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
1922 Wilson Blvd. QW. 6inn Til 9
Evening star., 1952-10-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON. NORTH

<A4e44AN\A 4S4N, NNi1t i n
EXCELLENT LOCATION YET CON-
xENIEENT TO W. AND L. HIGH,
KANN'S AND HECHT'S - 3-bedrm.
brick, fTI;I s 3 years old; lst floor has 2
rm.. with f1repl., full din. rm.,
equipped kit; End floor has "a
bath, ! huge bedrm.. easily con-
verted to 2 twin size. Full bsmt..
gas heat; block to bus and shops.
VERY REASONABLY PRICED WITH
MODEST CASH DOWN.
FALLS CHURCH
NATURAL WOOD FINISH
New brick Cape Cod in restricted area
on large wooded lot. One twin size
bedrm. and "a bath on 1st n. Q
twin n-size bedrms and bath UP: extra
large closets throughout; large liv.
rm. fireplace: equip. kit. with natu-
raj wood cabinets; full bsmt.. fire.
place. Reasonably priced.
c. M. Haley, JE. 4-4677
II NO answer IF 3-TQRQ u
Evening star., 1952-10-03
$3.50 GOWN-GI

$3.50 2OWN-GI
3 BEDRMS.-s4 ACRE
This exec. det. home, situated on a
fenced-in 34-acre plot offers you
the tops in suburban living. Lge.
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. equip. in
most mod. manner, bedrm. and
bath on 1st H.: . bedrms on End
a.: beaut. Handicapped ground, and
off-street parking, are only a few
Of the many features of this dis
tinctive home. For details. call Mr..
McGinniss, ewes, TU. 1888; days,
MA. 5000.
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES, INC.
1928 K St. NV. d
$4,000 CASH
POSSESSION WITH DEPOSIT
Mr.. Md. u; new 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier, firepl., complete GE kit; full
bsmt.; lge. lot.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
JU. 5000 It'll 8 PM. 5
Evening star., 1952-10-03
GRovETON
BRICK RAMBLER
$4,000

A 3-bedrm. home. located 2
blks. from busline with Quiet
May oil-burning system. Va
acre of ground. new modern
refgr. and stove; excel. neigh
borhood; mr.. Catholic church
and public schools. Suitable
terms can be arranged to re-
sponsible party. Phone AL.
8844 or TIE. 7343.
A BEAUTIFUL sEM1DET. HOME
$14,700
Located in Del Ray area,
with 2 extra-lge. bedrms,. 2
closets in master bedrm., fully
equipped kit. separate din:
rm., very attrac. liv. rnn., full
bsmt., gas heat. outside en-
trance, lot 25x120. Monthly
payments, S63, House is IN
immsc. cond. Phone AL. 6644
or TIE. 7343.
AL BAKER & SON, INC
116 So. st. Asaph st.. Alex. Va.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
CHEVERLY

S15,500 &3.75O DOWN
A beautiful 3-bedroom corner brick
rambler, with equipped kitchen, f1re-.
place in living room, gas heat: q real
sacrifice.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
SMART PEOPLE

Play it safe by buying a home with
a big. lot for protection. This
fenced. has everything. First floor,
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. with built-in
dinette and den; 3 bedrms. and sun
deck on 2nd floor; h.-w.h. oil. .
car garage. large outbldgs. could
be used for tenant house; lily pond,
fruit. trees, very large shade trees,
hundreds of dollars worth of flowers
and shrubs. You couldn't ask for
more in a home than in this re-
markable buy for S19.95O.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
WAS 1T YOU

Who said I'd like q brick rambler
that some owner would sell at real
value See this 2-yr. .-old brick for
$72 mo. including everything. One
rm. in knotty pine, used as den or
may be used as 3rd pedrm.; lovely
lot 50X200 with dozens of rose
bushes. II it was yod, call us
Evening star., 1952-10-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

OWNER SAYS it's gotta go. Three
bedrm. rambler on corner lot, 4th
bedrm. partly finished. More extras
than a new Ford and only S2,750
sSted asSn OFTEN after do dsrk o lo Rh14Y sRa
Annapolis I'd. to S2nd ave. left $
blocks to 10th ave-. right to Emerson
and sign. ABSHER REALTY, Ii.
7-4413, LO. 1880. --3
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Brand-n new
3-bedrm.,. all-brk. rambler; bright,
sunny full basement; money saving
luxe eaupped Kitchen hHa 0gS 1S lot; e:
HUGHES, lafn 4p. 400 % til t pm NM H.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-S11,7 $50 is
cheap for this practical little home
in popular West Hyattsville. Sturd-
lily, built: easy to maintain. comfort
basement; S1,45O down. VIM. r.
HUGHES, AP. 400 It'll 9 pm.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Vacant Cape
Cod near new parochial school and
church; paneled recreation room in
basement; large expansible attic;
FHA financed with small percentage
VIM. r. HUGHES, AP. 400 till
HOUSES BY HUGBES-S55 per mo.
will buy this three-bedroom Colo
NAL. Features 20-foot living room.
family-size dining room, lovely tile
bath. Bargain price at S11 $50.
VIM. r. HUGHES, AP. l400 til 8
pm.
BEAUTIFUL LEWISDALE HOME on
Beechwood, T5-ft. lot, 23-ft. liv.
rm., 2 bedrms., full din. rm., paved
driveway, fenced yard. Direct from
owner and builder. UN. 1895.
THREE-BEDRM. BRICK, S6,25O fun
price,. 1880 down, buys perpetual
lease; slate roof. oil heat. copper
plumbing. separate din. rm.. yard;
beautiful safe community. schools,
shopping center. Open daily. in
Guiding Sat. and Sun. GREENBELT T
VETERAN HOUSING CORP, 40-A
Crescent rd., Greenbelt, Md. CIR.
PRINCE GEORGES - Hyattsville.
Open. Five-rm., 1iz-bath bungalow;
full bsmt.. oil heat: nice lot. Immed.
poss. Terms. See this today. RA
4343. 4
4-BEDRM., NEW BRK. BUNGALOW
Adjacent Andrews Field. Elec. kit, Va
acre lot, oil a.-c. heat. $1,000 down.
CRISMOND REAL, ESTATE
Evening star., 1952-10-03

DIRECTIONS: Out Piney Branch I'd.
to Parkside dr.. then right to 100
Parkside tccrnerl and open house.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
ON YOUR LOT

Burman g. Hammond will build oul
famous Charles M Goodman de-
signed. 2-level. expansible house or
your sloping lot. Other plans avail
able for level lots. Call EX. 527
FOR information. %
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Nows the time for

Hey, take it easy, Junior! Here comes big
dish ofshining, shimmering, grand tasting, good
for-you Jell-O! That ought to keep you happy!
And Mommy, too, because Jell-O gelatin des-
serts are so easy to prepare
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-08
Heart Specialists To
 Attempt Record Heart Beats of Beluga Whales

ANCHORAGE, (P) - Does a whales heart work as hard in proportion to it's size as the heart of man or a mouse?
 Does it beat as fast?
 These are the questions two noted heart specialists are trying to answer by taking electrocar- kilograms of Alaskan whales.
 Dr. Paul Dudley White, Boston, and Dr. Robert King, Seattle, are at Clark's Point on Bristol Bay where they hope to record on paper the heart beats of the bel. uga whale.
 Through their studies of oppo- site extremes in size, the scientists hope to establish some sort of a scale which will help to under stand heart functions in relation to the size of man.
 Tn Order to record a whale heart in action, they will load their equipment into a small boat and travel into the nearest school of white whales.
 The metallic contact of cardio- graph which normally is placed on the skin, will be incorporated in the point of light harpoon. Wires leading from the contact will transmit heart beats along the harpoon line to the electro cardiograph. A stylus in the ma chine will record heart action on a sheet of graph paper-if the whale cooperateS.
 It's a. new experiment and no one knows whether the whale will swim undistrubed, or whether he will take off at the first contact in a dive to the bottom or a speedy flight to the open sea.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-08
Tony Schwamm Surveys
 Aviation Work in North

Continued from Page One) the 4Ox6O buildings will be moved to Kotzebue by Jack Bullock for a community center.
 He reports that Quartz Creek Airfield has not only been de- layed by lack of equipment but also by frost. However, 2400 feet of the runway is now complete.
 At Point Barrow a public air port is being built as the US. Navy Field limits commercial flights, handicapping travel.
 More money has been spent in the Second Division, he stated, than in any other division be- cause the need is so much greater here where there is no other means of travel.
 The Department of Aviation has acquired 20 radio beacons and will furnish them to airlines for them to maintain in areas such as the lower Yukon to create air ways.
 By the end of this construction season Alaska will have 300 air fields and approximately 40 sea- plane facilities. During the past three years, since the organization of the Department of Aviation, 135 projects have been construc- ted or improved. An interesting factor in this department of which MT. Schwamm is proud is that only percent of the funds used have gone to administration.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-08
IF IKE IS ELECTED
If Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower is

If Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower is elected Presi- dent, of his first tasks will be to conclude the Korean Because he is successful military mander many Americans are hopeful that Eisenhower may be able to bring the in Korea to successful conclusion.
 Although there is slight chance that armstice will be signed before the electon these prospects dark as they have been the past four or five months If the present command reaches truce agreement in Korea, it will be direct relief to the present administration and constitute removal of one of the most troublesome campaign issues for the Democrats.
 If no truce is reached by the time of the election, and Eisenhower is elected the General will be faced with the alternative of stepping up the in Korea maintaining the present stalemate. There is some indication General Eisenhower will favor change in tactics in attempt to end the costly fighting
 If he is able to bring the to conclusion, it will be significant victory for the President, but if he only succeeds in enlargng the scope of hos tlities and US losses the General might wonder why he got into politics in the first place.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-08
ANZUS Ministers Launch Pacific Defense Plans

HONOLULU, (P - Foreign ministers of the U.S., Australia and New Zealand launched Thursday the first formal peace time system of military coopera- ton among the three nations.
 However, they adopted Ego slow' policy on bringing other non-Communist nations in the se- curity organization.
 The foreign minister of one in- terested nation not present, Joa- quin Elizalde of the Philippines, said in Manila his country and Japan may join the Anzus pow CTS soon in a five-power confer ence to coordinate Pacific defense against Communism. He did not say who would take the initia- tive.
 U. s. Secretary of State Dean Acheson told reporters the Anzus meetings had been "very inti- mate, very informal" and i've are all very happy"
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-08
JUN. Asks Information
 On Prison Camp Markings

MUNSAN, (P) - With United Nations warplanes pounding North Korean military targets in redoubled fury, the JUN. Com mand asked the Reds Friday for more information on how they mark their camps for JUN. pri- soners of war.
 The Reds have declared that all their prisoner camps are marked properly.
 But the senior JUN. truce dele gate, Maj. Gen. William K. Harri- son, has told them that U.N. re- connaissance planes have been unable to find camps marked as described.
 A note from Harrison rasking more information was given the Communists at Panm1njom.
 In a second note Harrison re- jected a Red charge that a JUN. warplane flew over the Panmun- jorn neutral zone Aug. 4.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-08
Labor Unions Demand
 Steamship Rate Probe

Continued from Page One) Anchorage Central Labor Coun- cil. asked that future hearings be held before the increases are granted. "I find this hearing far cical," he said, "in that it is held at short notice after increased rates have been granted. It seems that Alaska Steam merely is try ing to legalize action that already is a fact"
 Edward Aptaker, attorney for the Maritime Board, assured Paal that the hearing ''is not for the purpose of ratifying a rate al- ready in effect" And if the board came to the conclusion that a change is necessary, there will be action, he said.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-08
Special Session May Be Called If Prices Skyrocket

WASHINGTON, P)-President Truman, in a wide-ranging news conference, said Thursday he is considering calling a special ses- sion of Congress and plans thor ough canvass with Gov. Stevenson next week on what's needed for a Democratic victory this fall.
 The President made the state ment to a news conference to questions about Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall's statement that special session may be necessary eff food prices continue to get out of hand and skyrocket."
 On politics, the President said he would discuss with Illinois Governor Stevenson, the Demo- cratic presidential candidate, ev- erything that is necessary to elect the Democratic ticket in Novem- Der.
 To Meet With Stevenson
 Stevenson will come here at the Presidents invitation to sit in at a cabinet luncheon Tuesday. He said Stevenson had suggested to him in Chicago that it would be a good thing if they could get together to scusS campaign plans.
 Truman opened the conference by reading two statements. One urged all qualified American cit izens to register to vote in the coming election. He said when it comes to voting many other countries put us to shame" He urged newspapers, magazines, radio and TV, to arouse interest in the subject.
 The other statement said ga terrible drought" exists in sever al states and Thursday he anoc- ated 3 million dollars for emer- gency funds for feed to save dairy and beef herds in Kentucky and Tennessee.
 Asked whether he was pleased that the South Carolina Demo cratic convention had endorsed the Stevenson-Sparkman ticket, he replied he is always pleased when Democrats vote as they should. He added with smile that he is glad Gov. James F. Byrnes has been converted.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-08

It is only in comparatively re- cent times that it was known there is no Antarctic ocean.
Evening star., 1952-12-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HENRY J 81; s995; 8 cyl, overdrive:
Wonderful buy; economical to run;
$l99 down. low monthly payments;
diTsst % factSry STa dsaler I Hzr MANHATTAN nh
sides Of 7th At r st: NV: NO; 27o0.
HENRY j 1851 .-dr.: h.. excel. mo-
tor; clean throughout; S775; sell for
HnNRS flpaRSe Co. TAi 1as, ess4; S4cv,. .xc.,,.nt
TOR CO. KIP. Dealer. $500 Lee
hwy, Arlington. Va. ia. 2-700O.
HENRY J 1851 de luxe; beautiful,
like. new: $685.; terms. ROPER. :"
Henry %1p 1851; i sye; 7,eoo "a actual miles,
radio, heater, seat covers. like new;
ranged. jim MARKHAM. AID. $500
aassx ons owner lsSa ss5 &oRRauGHss sisga1 Hss
7614 Georgia ave. NV, RIA. 1872.
HUDSON 40 Commodore "s" sedan;
Sn pn:k }sSy fHy cHhR esdiPDea cAsG ffsS MoroR 8
NC. Hudson Dealer. 5s4s deorsis
HUDSON 40 super Six 2-dr.; beau
tiful powder blue f1nish, excellent
mechanissl condition; Our clossroIt
e Ssee s5 sbE%x SaAsE .se MoT9E 81
HuDsoN 1851 Hornet 4-dr sedan:
radio, heater. defroster and Hydra
Matte: ! owner; original milease:
ean ax. se,s' se bad for sl's76' INQUIRE s at
HnDs3S nn ;5Sig g'4e e-dr. Super 6: excellent
condition. S495. HORNER'S. 9Th
and Fla. ne: AT. 6464. 3
HUDSON 1850 Pacemaker, club coupe.
one owner. near perfect cond;; 60
ing overseas; must sac. for l,l25
Call 1t. CAMPBELL. oW. 94O0
JASSgtAtRRss;;. tRs; 80 xKlao, s2.S$1: '5s
Ss,s7S. JACK iSs PRY. 14th Mfis and p sInv; n.w
KAISER l947 4-dr.; orig. teal-blus
paint; Pal s..r r. s, h; This car rep .Tenressnt'
fSsS 6EN fnsaelng nsa aaTro ScHLEG q EsI % = COL
LINCOLN iis4s 4-dr. sedan; r. ant
n, Hydra, new tires; pvt. owner
81 ,495 or highest reasonable offer
| OIL. 1000 or WI: 1929. -
r.. Wv, tires. poreeisinized. sisns
lights. 1t. green; low mileage, J.
Call GE. 1852 Sat. 9-12r am. only
| Tor appointment. %
MERCURY 1850 2-dr.; 7. and h:
S141 after II noon. IS
MERCURY 1851 4-dr. sedan; over
drive, T. and h.: ~ 900 actual mi
Sparkling black finish. Spotless In
terror. Car absolutely in perfec
! condition in every way. You maI
take car to your own mechanic fol
approval without deposit. Week ent
! special, S1,695. BELL MOTORS
5010 Wis. ave. WO. 5000. -
MERCURY 1850 club coupe; r, h.
10000 actual mi. One owner. Darl
green finish; Wv. tires; cal
every way. You may take car Il
| your own mechanic for approval
S1.495. BELL MOTORS. b010 Wis
ave-, WO. 5000. -
Evening star., 1952-12-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1e49 Custom "S' Fordor;
heater, turn signals. undercoating.
Arabian green finish, exceptionally
good cond. throughout. 81 1,045. Writ
3010 r. I. ave. ne. DE. 63O2.
FSRR SssF.r ~ suDsr ns.t s SEDAN n.i radio
owner car: S725. WHEELER, NC,
Chrysler-Plymouth GEM. 47OS). $500
FSRS' cfS6on'H PLYMourH, aSs; BUICK. etc.;
older models; excellent Transports
tion; 15 to choose from. Sale price
saiers' : 1907 protected % money-baeE %
guarantee; first payment January
1858. You'll find the car you want
at AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC,
l13l Bladensburg Rd; ne.
drive. driye, radio: s .s,ia heater: seat covers
$l,295. written guarantee. TRI.
ANGLE MnooTdSoRs. LOTS 3o10 R. I. ave
FORD 1946 Super de luxe "S" 2-dr.
h.. good motor body and tires: clean
throughout: sell .$4s5 cash. ia.
FORD 81; fully equip; rordamatic;
or best Offer. eli. osoS. e.9oO G
FORD ri Victoria Tudor: hard top;
S1.695; carries our famous 3O-day,
no,cost guarantee. Open ewes. It'll
$40. closed Sun: PAGE-HUGHES
Falls Ch.. Va. JE. $4,000.
FORD 1949 Custom IS" cylinder
Fordor sedan: 2S. 900 mi. Blue finish.
Clean interior. This one-owner car
is positively in perfect condition
throughout, You may take car to
your own mechanic for approval
without deposit. Week end special
ave. WO. 5000.
FORD 1941 de luxe; splendid; sell for
balance due. $1s3. ROPER. 18th
and r. T. ave. ne.
FORDS '49s. sos; variety Of eolors
and body styles; sale price, low as
$795 and Auto Wholesalers 1907
protected, money-back guarantee
first payment January. 1853. You'll
find the car you want at AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC. 1891 Bla-
densburg Rd. ne.
Evening star., 1952-12-05
HoATS

EoR ROCK. trout, blues:
afSsss' afSa. w E0r ffSs. frssSssIvati0n' call CAPT
BUYING OR sELLNG-consult us
frst. largest yacht brokers II the
fNaT6pN fNaasiTS6pNNHsMfA sMfARffkA. 1900 Ms Maine MAS. ave.
7s,TFr. sT x Ex.c.G. CUTTER. equipped for
9oRk 91Rs RxM% s2SSp e ssss sss ssss@ cay
FAST CRUISER WANTED, late model,
80 IT. or more; top speed at least 20
knots. Not to exceed $4,000. Box
450-S. Star. giving full details. -
1852 Century 2O-ft. Sea Maid. with
1873 Chris Craft. convertible top and
1851 steeicraft 35-ft. sedan, ship-to.
shore phone, twin Packard motors;
used 1876 hrs. S11.500.
1910 steelcraft 26-ft. sedan. twin
Packard motors. foam rubber cush-
ions. ship-to-shore phone. 81. 800.
1949 Steelcraft 26-ft. sedan. $500.
261tt. Steelcraft sedan. $2,700.
33-ft. Owens sedan. excel. cond.
14-ft. Oldtown outbosrd, with new
Mercury J % 10 ssn9 cruiser. with stesrina
14-ft. Trojan. with Mercury 26,
steering. lights, cover. two 10-sallon
14-ft. Wolverine 1851. with Mercury
ind TO- nt.sr,rg new srailsrl cover Windshield
See at sTEELcRAFT DOCK. Maine
ave. and M s.w. ST. 414b. -