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Evening star., 1952-06-11
Entertaining in the Capital Is Lively

ing, associate editor of two inter-
national publications. was host at
dinner last evening at the May
flower, entertaining in honor OF
the new Haitian Ambassador, Mr.
Jacques Leger. Other guests in
cluded Dominican Ambassador
and Sonora de Thomen. Uru-
guayan Ambassador and Sonora
de Mora, Mexican Ambassador
Rafael de la Colina, Haitian Am
bassador to the Organization of
American States and Nine. Dejean
and Peruvian Ambassador to the
OAS, DR.. Juan B. de la Vale.
Senator and Mrs. Paul H. Doug
las and Miss Jean Douglas, who
recently joined her parents from
Swarthmore College where she is
a student, Representative and
Mrs. Fred E. Busbey and the Ven
ezuelan Charge d'Affaires and
Sonora de Otanes also were pres
ent,
Evening star., 1952-06-11

Maj. Gen. Robert L. Walsh,
United States Air Force delegate
on the Inter-American Defense
Board, and Mrs. Walsh gave an
official Air Force reception yes
terday. BETTING the season their
party was garden fete and they
greeted their guests at the. en-
trance of the charming spot at the
side and back of their Georgetown
home.
Bars and buffet tables were set
up on the lawn and the company
of 200 or more included other
Air Force delegates on the board,
air attaches of all the countries of
the Western Hemisphere, some of
those from NATO countries, as
well as officials and officers of the
United States Air Force.
Another alfresco party was given
yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs. James
H. Purdy. who entertained in the
garden of their home. It was the
first of two such fetes planned by
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Judge Is Hostess

Judge Burnita Shelton Mat
thews gave a luncheon yesterday
in honor of Mrs. Hiram Cole
Houghton of Red Oak, Iowa, who
recently retired as president of the
General Federation of Women's
Clubs.
Luncheon was served at the
Washington Club and the COM
pany included Mrs. Harold H. Bur-
ton. classmate of Mrs. Houghton
at college; Nine. El-Khouri, wife
of the Syrian Minister, Mrs.
Bourke B. Hickenlooper, Mrs. Por-
ter H. Dale former president OF
the Congressional Club; Mrs. Har-
vey w. Wiley, founder of the
Women's City Club, and Mrs
Erich w. Schwartze. president OF
the D. c. Federation Of Women's
Clubs.
Evening star., 1952-06-11
By Betty BeoIe

After a party Monday after
noon at least go or more Capital
ties are ready to give the city
back to the Indians, or the
starlings, or whoever wants to
claim it. This most rapid con-
version to country living in his
tory took place on the beautiful
site of the Gale McLeans' Mary
land home known as Firth Of
Forth Farm.
High on the countryside their
extensive one-story house COM
mands an expansive. windswept
view of the surrounding land
that folds in undulating green
pillows toward the horizon. The
neat, L-shaped. white brick and
fieldstone dwelling looks out on
no higher object to mar its clean
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Miss Classy
Is Married

Miss Helena Deirdre Classy o1
New York City and Ensign Rich
ard Julius Rowland Barnes
U. s. NJ, were married June 9 al
st. Johns Episcopal Church. DR.
C. Leslie Glenn performed the
ceremony.
The former Miss Classy is the
daughter of Mrs. Helena Classy
Borcic, head of the United Ma
tions' Children's Mission to Yugo-
slavla. She was graduated from
the international School in
Geneva, Switzerland. and is now
attending Smith College.
Ensign Barnes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert L. Barnes of Wash
ington and Hanover, N. H., is an
alumnus of Dartmouth College,
and is now serving on a destroyer
in the Pacific.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

sweep of the manicured farms
and meadows of neighboring
Potomac, Md. Mondays late
afternoon sun turned the distant
folds of green into picture post
card perfection, and to cap it
all, not one, but two rainbowS
arched from the horizon directly
in front of the party scene to
directly over the heads Of the
assembled company. Gale said
he forgot and pressed the button
twice.
Guests drank in the scene
through the window walls of the
dining room. the living room or
the paneled library or out on one
of the f1agStone terraces or any
where on the wide greenSward.
They stayed until full, yellow
moon rose before their eyes and
lit the countryside all over again
1t was Gale and Mary's 18th
wedding anniversary that caused
the willing trek out of Washing
ton and a celebration that kept a
three-piece orchestra playing until
after / in the morning. Around
10 o'clock the orchestra moved in
side from the terrace and Wash
ington Architect John Hammond
took over at the piano in his
super syncopated style. The ire
siStible rhythm was Immediately
aided and abetted by Freddy Mer-
rill and Jimmy Gibson, the host
ess' brother, who beat time on
simulated traps. Both added pep
and amusement to the scene.
The Hopewell Darneilles were
also late stayers at the so-called
S to 1880 gathering, and the HAM
ilton Robinsons, Stephen Dorseys
and Creighton and Serita Peet
were there. Serita is going to do
a portrait of tall, blond, lovely
looking Nan Robinson, she said.
Diana Hopkins, daughter of the
late Harry Hopkins, supped at a
table on the terrace with Tom and
Maria Blake, Dorcas Hardin and
Alec Hagner. Diana just recently
here, is making her home
in Georgetown with Mrs. Tom
Joyce, a friend of her STEP
and will stay in Wash
ington this summer and take a
Job at Garfinckel'S.
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Exclusively Yours
Gale McLeons Celebrate Eighteenth Wedding Anniversary
With CocktoHSupper Their Beautiful Maryland Farm

Beauteous, redhaired Sally Bid
die, an Eisenhower worker, talked
politics with Alan McCall-Judson.
British First Secretary, while
Sammy Biddle, defeated D. c.
Eisenhower delegate, told yours
exclusively some of the cockeyed
and defamatory stories that were
circulated in a whispering cam
paign against him. Small time
politicking has entered the Ma
tions Capital.
Patty and Johnny Hamilton.
who've just completed their own
glistening new abode off Foxhall
road, were escorted by the hostess
through her wonderful conven-
lent, spread out house. Light and
breeze-Swept in it's structure, it
derives considerable charm from
combining fine old, 18th century
furniture with its modern style
architecture.
Ned and Helen Austin, fresh
from Bermuda, were there and
Middleton and Audrey Train, the
Larry HouStons, Nancy and Sonny
Orme, Ray Hazebroek who's On
the verge of becoming an Ameri-
can citizen; Johnny and Valerie
de Sibour, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Charles Riggs who are building a
beautiful home nearby: and Dick
and Peggy Hutchison who will
give big dinner tomorrow night
at the opening of the Laurel
.Raceway in honor of Lawrence
Sheppard, president of the United
States Trotting Association, and
his wife who'll be celebrating their
33rd wedding anniversary. Dick
is president of the Laurel Har-
ness Racing Association. Peggy's
mother, Mrs. Shirley Woods
Brown. who's nearing the end of
a three months visit from Texas,
was at the McLeans' with them.
Gale leaves Tuesday for their
summer home in York Harbor,
Maine and Mary will join him
later. Their son Locke. who goes
to st. Paul's School. is whipping
off to Europe with a group of his
contemporaries. Jimmy and Patsy
Gibson will take off for York
Harbor tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Young People
Take Lead
In Parties

Mrs. Charles David i4ayes was
hostess last evening at a dance
for her daughter, Miss Barbara
Hayes, who was graduated from
Georgetown Visitation Convent
Preparatory School earlier in the
week. The party was given at the
Chevy Chase Club where about
$50 of Miss Hayes classmates and
others of her contemporaries en-
joyed the dancing and the re-
freshments which were served
through the evening from buffet
table at one end of the room.
The only guests of an older gen.
Grafton who were included by
Mrs. Hayes were her brother and
sister-in- law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
S. Hight, jr., and Mr.. John c.
Hayes, paternal uncle of the sub
debutante honor guest.
Miss Hayes, who lis at least a
third generation Washingtonian,
is the granddaughter of Mrs.
Frank S. Hight and the late Mr..
Hight. The senior Mrs. Hight is
spending the summer with her
sister, Mrs. L. H. Greenwood at
Fitchburg, Mass, but still calls
Washington home.
Debutontes Dance
Washington debutantes went to
Baltimore for dancing last eve
ming when they attended the ball
which Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel Clark
Polk gave for their daughter. Miss
Joan Clark Polk. Dancing began
at 1O:3O o'clock at the Baltimore
Country Club with numerous
small and informal dinner parties
preceding.
The Misses Joan Carmichael, .
Louise Avril Clarke, Perry Durant,
Diana Sandefer, Andrea MacDon-
aid, Elizabeth Dallam, Faith
Hollowell, Mary Ann Brooks.
Lucille Ferguson, Alice Freer, jill
Jamison, Barbara Mahon, Helen
Ann Muir, Peggy Osborn, and
Marilyn and Sandra Whitlock
went from the Capital.
Escorts for the young ladies in
cluded the Messrs. Robert OFT,
Thomas Holden, Robert Davis,
Frederick Dallam, Edward War
field, Lionel Rowe and 1t. Lee
Maurice Holmes.
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Society News:
Parties for Visitors
From Across Pacific
AustroIio's Menzies Due Next Week;
Philippine Official Here Today

Deputy Chief of Protocol and Mrs.
Raymond D. Muir and Director Of
the Bureau of German Affairs of
the State Department James Rid
dleberger.
The Finnish Minister and Nine.
Nykopp will give their annual
midsummer fete Saturday after
noon June 81 from to 6 o'clock.
Midsummer Day in Finland Is
June "a but as the Minister and
Nine. Nykopp will sail June Is for
their homeland they advanced the
day of their celebration.
The party will be in their gar
den. weather permitting. and their
guests will be Finlanders living in
and near Washington. The Min
lister and Nine. Nykopp will be
away until the end of August.
Evening star., 1952-06-11

Miss Lucy NJ. Haynes.
Miss Lucy Mae Haynes, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Lucy Hitaffer Haynes
and 1t. Richard w. Murphy, jr.,
U. S. M. c., son of Mr.. and Mrs
Murphy, were married on June
in st. Francis Xavier Church
They are now in Hawaii where. 1t
Murphy is stationed.
The evening before the wedding,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ariste
Broadgate entertained the couple
at a pre-nuptial reception.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Il Varieties From The Potomac Rose
Society Selection Available In Three
Different Grades
z Years Old

Sturdy, WelI-rooted plants. Will be-
come bigger, fuller and bear more
flowers in succeeding years. Two or
more major cones.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Super QuoIity

Plants have bigger roots, heavier
branches and three or more large
cones. This size provides more
flowers the first year.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Exhibition Grade

The largest grade offered. Even
fuller bushes, heavier roots and
Smore numerous blooms. Give your
eorden that permanent appearance
quickly. ~.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-10-02

smoke around barns or any place
that combustible materials are
stored. Be careful with matches
and keep them in a covered con-
tainer out of children's reach.
Overloaded electrical circuits -
farm electrical systems are often
overloaded because of rapidly ex-
banded use of electricity. Improp-
erly installed additions are some
times put in to meet this situation,
causing fire hazard. A more fire.
quently found dangerous practice is
using too large a fuse in the cir
cult when a smaller fuse blows be-
cause of an overload.
Defective heating equipment -
early fall is a good time to check
and clean out stoves furnaces, flues
and chimneys, give special atten-
ton to defective chimneys. Along
this same line is careless handling
of flammable liquids.
Sparks on roofs - screen Chin
ney tops when chimneys are near
flammable roofs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-10-02
Care Can Prevent
Farm Fire Losses

Nearly 1000 farm people lose
their lives each year in farm fires,
according to the National Fire Pro-
lection Association. Care can pre-
vent these deaths, as we'll as the
economic losses caused by farm
fires, says A. V. Krewatch, extern
sion agricultural engineer at the
University of Maryland.
National Fire Prevention Week,
October 5-11, is a good time to
concentrate on the major causes of
farm fires and figure out ways of
eliminating them" Krewatch
points out, although fire proven
ton requires year-around vigil
lance"
Here are suggestions for pre-
venting some major causes of farm
fires, as outlined by the agricul-
tural engineer:
Smoking and matches - don't
Evening star., 1952-09-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AS convertible; canary
yellow with bl. top: red leather
gphol;tery; gsTT d'scI. T 60 and nd b; Wv; tires;
IS iS9asT9S gss MoToss, ias SSSH; 8 St. Ias. a,s.
40 conv.: canary ho yellow;
with black top; Wv. tires; leather
$s;s5o: i down, iV I1v1NGsToN i3!s!Ho mo: No
CADILLAC Al "75" 7-passenger;
r. and h: excellent tires: motor
recently had complete overhaul;
ones in far-above-tte- e-averaee W con- on
SALES. 1s45 q st. NV. ". D6. NSaSI. SsaS5.
CHEVROLET 81 convertible. dark
Ss Snd M %H WV WITT res sop eatSsr P4Ssrgde aer6r
LIviNGsToS { IS s SSa MOTORS ia5 8 St. It.
CHEyRoLET' 1897 e-dr. sedan:
heater, almost new tires, SC: good
s9nd:; s2Fsl must must sell. $165. DE. 9577
CHEyRoLET 40 sedan: equipped,
display ad explaining money-back
guarantee--why gamble? 2 city
sfEa s. hRs NC cars isf AUT4 Sh0mE
CHEVROLET '4s Pleetline sedan:
equipped S695, only SI4a down
See our display ad explaining mon
ey-back guarantee why gamble?
city blocks Of fine cars. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, INC. 1871 Bladens-
raEvkoIEr PHES gle Isl powergl,de 2-dr.
de luxe sedan: Sf92 in extras; per-
feet cond.: S1,75o. FA. 1876.
CHEv. 1850 de luxe conv,: yellow:
or best offer. OWNER, TE. 6209.
CHEW. 80 convert. cpe., Powerglide,
canary yellow, new black top. r. and
2, Wv. tires. A real beauty
agtn p ,14S; 2-,tas, 2-day moneyoback nor trial.
q SANDERS. WASH oldest Ford
dealer tNA. $500, lila Vermont
CHEW ~ '4s conv. coupe; heater, rio Seat
covers; excellent cond: throughout;
M Mi$9s Que st st. NV. Nv pU. M's3S $500 sAhsS' Ais
CHEW. As. club cpe., plastic seat COW
clean car. sa75. s-day money
antee, HILL & SANDERS. Wash. S
%sTmoIt Sldsst Tord s1s dealer e. tNA. es5o. 1I14
seat covers, beautiful light Au green en-
aoYhE f195sh AoroR \ 1eEneF gArss esE ,s1k q sss
rHR9sIEkP HI 9iT PU 4s ssoo; Sedan ,st .as .a+7.,.
Of 2 others). See our display ad
explaining money back guarantee
why gamble? 2 city blocks OF fine
cars. AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC,
1731 BIadensburg Rd.
IHRYSLER 1947 conv.; perfect con-
dition: $3.50: or best offer. Mr.. AL
,KosLEY a5s s ass IS station sd wagon; heater,
ef Best ofTer. sifss VI P,S9 Ss4S miles, Si @15 0r
1859 station wagon: 2
mos. old, driven only 800 miles:
owner in service and station
changed 1 month of ORIGINAL gua-
aRSee doWa sance bemfas maE m9 Seafr Be ssSe
original cost, $1,125: sacrifice Sa75.
Call bet. 4 and 8 pm, OR. S177.
De SOTO 194s Custom sedan;
equipped, 1895. only 1929 Gown.
See our display ad explaining money
back guarantee-awhy gamble? 2
WRoLEsAIERs, INC. NC iss1 5l' Bladens- @
,obGE ODE S9 80 coronet sedan; automatic
transmission: heater: defroster;
beautiful seat covers; Wv. tires:
A 1-owner car with exceptional
l1T Hileass sa, 5s5 q ToYLE e. MoToR ST05
DODGE 80 Meadowbrook 4-dr. sed.:
16.500 mi; excel. cond.: r and h.;
ST l,550. Ex. 400. Ext 309. III
Evening star., 1952-09-15
FREDERICKSBURG AREA
CuIPEPER AREA
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

1913 ACRES on Allentown rd.. near
Camp Spring Public School. Beauti-
ful Handicapped lots, preliminary
pIatt, very wide stream in rear Of
property. These h-acre lots can
bring. from 81 800 to S.. 900 per lot.
10 minis. to downtown Wash Owner
must sell immediately. leaving Stat te
Sept; lS. Call NORTHEAST DE-
1-ACRE LOT in beautiful Spring
Brook Forest near Silver Spring.
Splendid trees and streets are ali
paved, At least 25 attractive ram
blers have been started here this
summer. Also 2 fine lots lust /
niock on Georgia ave. Call JU.
1..3677. YELLOTT & CO. Ma.
COLLEGE HGHTs. ESTATE, s5xaos
utilities included; consider a trade,
IL sot o;io Dioek 9S ss,5 zoos Wells pkwy.,
FOUR BUILDING SITES, in Airing
ton. off Arlington blvd. Utils. avail
able. $3.50. FA. 1889. -15
GOOD FIRST COMM. lot on r. l..
ave. ne. for sale or will trade for
farm: Box 492-E Star. 16s
BY OUT-OF-STATE OWNER, lot In
Hough's Park. Oxon Hill, Md. !:
growing community. Call UN. 3793.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 194S custom de luxe;
peri, condition; S1.245. For details,
call 81. l41S. --16
PACKARD 40 de luxe sedan; equipped
Sl,oa5; only S229 down; (choice of
2 others). See our display ad ex-
Rhy EabeS ety beeRs edaFantes ot ne
cars. AUTO wHoLEsAIERs, NC.
1871 Bladensburg Rd.
PACKARD 81 4-drs 200" de luxe;
mileage under 1900; Al condi-
ton; must sell; SI,95o or best offer.
pRfFEcT RRI tsfi so dark blue. 4-door. -lS Blue
per gal. S795 2-day money back
trial, 4-month written guarantee.
HILL G. SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer INA. 9s50 lila Yer
PnIMoGTH IRsf tHfii nis; 3sss 4-dr good as trans.
ST 1.495. only 1929 down. See our
display ad explaining money-back
guarantee--why gamble? 2 city
sALERS. INC. 1731 BladensburE
1850 4-dr. sedan; ex-
taxi. 4 new tires, $625: CO. 514S.
P0NTiAC Sacp ~ 4-dr;; good condition lite:
PONTIAC 1941 sed. cpe., 6-cyl.; blk, |
s or best s off1r '0p;' AP. 77sl. 7si' Sen' $3.50
PONTIAC 40 Chieftain de luxe sedan:
equipped. 81: 1896, only S229 down.
play ad o. explainns Ghefn sae aonsy-bacf Ssr ataI
blocks Of fine cars. AUTO WHOLE
SALERs, INC, 1731 Bladensburg
P0NTIAc .Ae st-a.r,,,n.. ..a, s
out. Reduced to S795. Easy terms.
sss s$s IN, Ros4c 4RiS 'Ss: ~ rg,ds ~
q RaS sSe6 sYe5 sSfoF s? 5s6sl e. vonfsr- rs
extras. mileage Is, 500. Excel. cond.
1AsSr ! owner; quick sale, sl,79b, Wo.
PONTIAC S,,III ~ q 4,sr.; Id very good con-
PONTIAC 50; Hydro-Matic. all equip
Ms4s ssaSe ioT oob %5es poNr,xTrs nsE Tsrranty 1gSi
PoNTiAc" w" 1853 st'o' Catalina coupe;
de luxe, with dual range transmits
son son finished in stunning 2.-toneI
equipped beauty has been driven
2 few miles only. Save a ton. Take
$2, S95 today, WASHINGTON MO-
PoNTIAc 40 cRieftain; dark blue;
HYDRA Matic. r. and h., seat covers,
back-up. lights; almost new tires;
$1.545. 2-day. money-back trial.
& SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. INA. 9S50D lila Vermont
PONTIAC 40 convert. cpe; good r2 tan
top; light green; good tires; plastic
Seat covers, r. and h.; real buy;
Sl,595. 2-day, money-back trial.
4-month. written guarantee. HILL
q SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. tNA. 9S50D lila Vermont
PONTIAC 81 convertible 8 cylinder;
luxe white paint with continental
wheel on rear: Wv. tires. leather
int; r. and h.: sharpest car IN town;
S2.495: y down, LIVINGSTON
MOTORS. 1913 o st. ne. Elk. 1892.
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion de luxe;
and h, O.. d., excel. cond., low
mileage; $l.595 or best offer. GE.
sTUDEBAKER so starlite aE coupe;
lchoice of others). See our
display ad explaining back
guarantee-why gamble? 2 city
blocks of fine cars. AUTO WHOLE |
sALERs. INC. f731 Bladensburg I'd. |
OLDSMOBILE '98
81 HOLIDAY COUPE
Fully equipped, low mileage; original
owner. Officer going overseas. So /
Evening star., 1952-09-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA '51 green. 2-dr.; brown up
holstery, heater, equip, up to 35i
mi. per gal: an economical 2nd car;
1886. 2-day money back trial. A.
month written guarantee. HILL &
er INA. $500, lila Vermont ave.
AUSTIN le4e: see5; 81 Riley cony:.
t,9s7; Hillman sedan, $1.0S5.
.1sTfN }AGK Ply 4dr itth sedan; aas fts slack tan
leather upholstery, right hand drive.
exceptionally clean: good tires, ST.
095. 2-day money-back trial; 4
month written guarantee: HILL q
aasphFS aeais2 aA SsSas $780, nffa 1ae's Psns
BUICK auS; NV az Roadmaster: excellent
condition, radio, heater, and extras;
$3.50 or nearest of1er: 10. 2-I312.
BUICK AZ Super sedan: equipped,
Of 8 others. See our display ad
explaining moneyrback guarantee-
why gamble? 2 city blocks of fine
cars. AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC.
BUICK s glssfnsnneE issf supeF 4dr "a sedan: baby
blue finish, custom upholstery, per-
BUICK 1896: clean inside and out:
pDaSfG PASSED D. tod.I G. lnsSsstiqa 9TH ssoo 80
BUICK 194s Super; w.-s.. immaeu-
late blue finish. excel. mechani-
cally; $1,000. Orig. owner. TIE,
Buick SO Roadmaster conv.. :. and
windows: 2-tone. all-leather uphol-
extras. This car has been driven
less than 500 mi. Not q scratch on
II aoYEE SayE haeSroqs MoToR 8 SALES. Les isls que
st. NV. DU. $500. Ia
BUICK '52 Riviera 4-dr Roadmas-
ter, 2-tone blue. interior and exterior
condition; approx. $500 saving. Our
price. S3.195. LIVINGSTON MO-
TORS. 123 Cue st. ne. Elk. 1892.
CADILLAC 1851 7-pass. "75'' sedan;
sparkling black fin., Z. and h.,
Hydra;MYatie; Sap cGc Enarraan- Earan
BILE CO.. 1922 22nd st. NV. ST
CADILLAC 1851 coupe. deyille: r. and
h.. Hydra-Matie, Royal Master Wv.
tires. beautiful 2-tone green finish
$500, HoYLE MOTOR SALES;
caplSae sa2 Hus Il is4s aT FeetSoea RS saoG and H.
Hydra-Matic, Wv. tires. elec. win
dows. This is q 1-owner. chauffeur;
driven car. See it and you will
agree it has had the best Of care;
l346 Cue st. NV, DU. $500. --19
CADILLAC 1850 ..62" 4-dr.; r. and
h.. Hydra-Matic. rear seat speaker.
This Is a 1-owner car. with neW-car
TOR SALES. l345 que st, NV, DU.
$780, ---19
CADILLAC 81 "62" sedan; equipped
$3,495. See our display ad explain
ing money-back guarantee - why
gamble? city blocks of fine cars.
Rladensburg Rd.
CADILLAC AS sedanette; dark blue;
WV. tires: 7. and h.: low mileage;
immaculate condition Hydro-Matic;
TlsssS S,sS ia g an; 4 LIv.NSsSTosNs ~ oss2s go
iii
Evening star., 1952-09-15
SPECIAL BARGAIN

SPECIAL BARGAIN
Will Trade for Apt. Bldg.
Attention builders, specula-
tors and investors, 148,O0O
SO it., 1st commercial,
prominent corner facing
lge. Govt. bldgs. We have
recently had this parcel
zoned 1st commercial. 1t is
ready for development. A
real location for a lge. shop
ping center. We have about
100000 so. it. additional in
this parcel not commercial.
This is a real location for
immed. development. Act
today to secure this bargain.
Attention agents. B. M.
ODUM, Exclusive Agent, 931
H st. NV, RE. 5216.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1913 F-5: stake body: good
a,m.-1 pm, MI. 607e. Ni7 y
FORD F-3 so; panel delivery. a.
ton. perfect condition; 81 ,495 HILL
q SANDERS, Wash's Oldest Ford
dealer lNA. $500. lila Vermont
INTERNxTIoNAL 40 "K-e" c and C.
Yer Very ote.E clean; neT sg. paint. $685. or
INTERNATIoNAL Is h-ton panel.
Sust0m Suy sooa Bods s;s5 body HILL s00s
SANDERS. Washs Oldest Ford
dealer CNA. 9s5o). lila Vermont
ave NV. -l5
CHEVY 40 dump; good tires. quick
sale. as is. S595. HILL 85 SANDERS,
Wash's Oldest Ford dealer (NA.
9S5o), lila Vermont ave. NV. lis
FORD 80 F-3, A-ton stake; very
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SANDERS, WasI's Oldest Ford deal
er (NA. $3.50, 1114 Vermont ave.
NJ n-ton panel; 81 s7s5,
Like new throughout, ready to work:
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194s 1-ton panel; in
GREENWAY MOTORS. 5000 MINI.
ave; ne. LU. 4-3516. is
1851 L-172 with
fat body. Can be seen at MA
LONEY'S INC, Georgia ave. Silver
Spring. JU. S-3333. -l5
GMC panel, 1919; excel. cond.; SS75.
AL. 6941. --I5
FORD REFRIGERATOR truck; ton ca
pacity, 1871; body in good condi-
212 H st. NV. ST. 500. -1b
FORD AS Ls-ton panel; excel. cond.
beaut. black finish ideal for funeral
homes or florists; SS45,
Chevrolet 80 a4-ton pickup: recond
and guaranteed; terms or trade;
$995.
AZ Airport bus; good mech.
cond.; ideal for pvt. clubs or schools;
$595.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. INC.
7725 Wis. Ave. OIL. 800
Evening star., 1952-09-15
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

AUTOS y TRUCKS WANTED
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
top prices for clean used cars. Cafl
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week: highest cash prices paid for
good lean cars. ia. 4S01.
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1921 auto Immediately. Call DI.
YVES TERN BUYER has ,mmed. cash
for Lice low-mileage cars. NORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave, RA. 1922.
I WOULD LIKE TO BUY a clean
late model car. preferably with radio
and heater; can pay all cash. ME
6345.
WOULD LIKE to purchase from a
private owner late model Cadillac.
Call DT. 0731.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS of all
makes Of cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV. ME-
G40O.
GOOD MAN FOR BAD CARS and
trucks: junkers $40 and up. Call
Ia. 1869; immediate removal.
WISH TO PURCHASE 1a-ton pickup
truck. ia. 7-3076.
station wagon; all
metal: new or used. Call Elk. 0063.
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