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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12
Claims Filing
DeadIine Extended
To March %

WASHINGTON, d. c., March II
(JACL ADC)-Eight private bills
for the relief of persons of japanese
ancestry have been favorably re-
ported by the House Judiciary COM
mittee, the Washington office of the
JACL Discrimination Commit
tee announced today. The House
is expected to approve them when
it considers its private calendar.
Six of the eight private measures
authorize the admission into this
country OF the adopted, minor Japa-
nese children of American citizens;
one provides for the entry of mi
nor child of a United States citi-
zen; and the other admits the ia
pan-born wife of an American CT
tizen and her minor son by pre-
vious marriage.
All are House measures. Congress
men Melvin Price Cd, ILL.,, Albert
Thomas Cd, Tex, Harold D. Do
nohue 3D., Mass), Clark W.Thomp-
son 3D., Tex, Lloyd M. Bentsen
| Cd, Tex, and Paul j. Kilday Cd,
Tex introduced the private bills
for the adopted children.
Congressman Price also sponsor
ed a legislation for a mother ano
her child while Delegate Joseph r
harrington (R., Hawaii introduced
a measure for adopted children.
Hisako Suzuki, adopted son o
Sgt. and Mrs. James jenkins; Ku
Mo Itoh, adopted child of Staff Sgt
and Mrs. Herman w. Robertson
Manami Togo, adopted child OF Cp
, and Mrs. Robert j. McAllen, JoSepl
} Yukio, adopted child of Sgt. ant
Mrs. Juan M. Valdez; and Kazum
2 Yamashita, adopted child OF T-Sg'
and Mrs. Edward w. Gentry, ar
/ the japanese orphans who nav
= been proposed for entry into thi
country as the natural-born child
} rem of American citizens.
/ Mrs. Harumi China Cairns an
: George Thomas Cairns, wife an
d minor son of Thomas L. Cairns, al
is the beneficiaries of another priva
t, bill, while Motoko Sakurada, mine
e son of Shizue Sakurada who he
+ self was the recent beneficiary of
le private legislation to restore her
n merican citizenship, is also havil
n the racial exclusion provisions OF Il
law waived in order to enter tt
country for permanent residence.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12
Congressman AnfuSo Urged to Consider
Restoration of Rights to 0. Workers

of Japanese ancestry for some OF
their evacuation losses.
This measure, like those, is re-
medal legislation which is intend
ed insofar as possible to correct the
discrimination and losses of that
mass and arbitrary wartime treat
ment." Masaoka said. Congress
has already approved that idea and
therefore this subcommittee should
act quickly and report out bill so
that Congress can act upon it this
year, before adjournment
UNLESS early action is taken by
this subcommittee and the House
it will be another year before Con-
gress can pass upon the merits oil
this bill. Justice delayed is justice
denied" the JACL ADO director
said.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12

WASHINGTON, D. c., March II
(JACL ADJOINING Masaoka, ma
tional JACL Ado Legislative direc-
tor, has urged Congressman Victor
L. Anfuso Cd, N. Y, chairman of
the special subcommittee appoint
ed to consider legislation to restore
pay, grade, and seniority rights to
Nisei postal workers who lost their
positions because of evacuation, to
report favorably on the measure
without public hearings. This was
reported today by the Washington
office of the JACL Anti-Discrimi-
nation Committee.
The special subcommittee was
named from the membership OF the
House Post Office and Civil Service
committee to consider identical le-
gislation introduced by Congress
men George P. Miller CD and Cor
don L. McDonough and Norris Poul-
son (RO, all OF Calltornla, WHICH
would place all Nisei postal emplo-
yees who we're separated from the
service because of evacuation ten
years ago on the same basis as their
colleagues who we're not so treated
The JACL ADO official pointed
out that the legislation was meri-
torious and justified on its face anc
that it did not heed public hearings
because the measure was of non
controversial nature.
He declared that this legislation
is clearly within public policy ant
congressional intent expressed IL
the so-called Evacuation Claims Ac
of July 2, 1948 and its subsequen
amendment of Aug. II, 1851, whicl
were enacted to compensate person
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12

No one appeared to speak against
the granting of rule and the House
Rules committee acted unanimous
ly.
Congressman Celler explained
that while he did not approve OF
every section of the proposed bill
he felt that overall it was an inn
provement over existing law and
that, accordingly, he was for its e
nactment. we can't get perfect
legislation, so every improvement
like this is a forward STEP he told
the committee. He emphasized
that he had incorporated additional.
not minority. views to the Judiciary
committees report on the measure,
saying that the Walter bill had una
nimous support from his committee.
When Congressman f. E. CoXCD.,
GaD. acting chairman of the Rules
committee. asked Congressman Wal
ter if there were any witnesses OPP
posed to the bill, he was told that
during several months OF hearings
by a Joint Senate and House sub
committee only one group express
ed opposition to the measure in Its
entirety. Congressman Walter eX-
planned that this group expressed
this opposition because the JONI
committee was unwilling to accep
its proposal for the pooling of un'
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12

WASHINGTON, D. c., March II
(JACL ADC)-The Senate Judiciary |
committee has informed the WASH
ingto office OF the JACL Anti
Discrimination Committee that it
had favorably reported three pri-
vate bills for the relief of persons
of Japanese ancestry.
Senator Warren G.. Magnuson
Cd. Wash) sponsored the bill to
restore United States citizenship to
Mrs. Helen Sadako Yamamoto, OF
Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Yamamoto
was born in Seattle, married, and
has two sons, both born in the Uni
ted States. She left with her fami-
ly for Japan in 1889 and was strand
ed there during the war. Her two
sons returned to the United States
in 1949 and are, now attending
school in Seattle. Her parents also
reside in Seattle, as do her sisters
and brothers, a World War II vet
eran. Mrs. Yamamoto voted in
the political election in Kisaruzu-
shi, Chiba- ken, in April, 1947. She
claimed that she did not know at
the time that such action would
expatriate her under the terms OF
the Nationality Act of 1910.
The bill provides that within a
year after the effective date of the
measure Mrs. Yamamoto may take
the appropriate oath before any oil
plomatic consular officer Of the u
nited States and thereby regain he
United States citizenship.
Senator William F. KnoWlant
(R., Calif) introduced the bill t.
authorize the admission of MlSak'
Watanabe Maruno and her child
Irene Terumi, as the wife of Georg
T. Maruno of Los Angeles, Call
This husband is presently employee
in Japan by United States occupa
ton forces
Senator Harry P. Cain tR., Wash
is author of the measure to perm
the entry of Hidemi Nakano, adopt
ed minor child OF Master Sgt. an
Mrs. Seigo Shimoyama, into tn
country. Sgt. Shimoyama, OF Ken
Wash, has been in the Army sint
1912 and is presently with the Tecf
nical Intelligence Section OF tt
United States occupation forces
Japan. Both parents are America
citizens.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12

WASHINGTON, D. c., March IL
(JACL ADC)-The Department OF
Justice released to the Washington
office of the JACL Anti-Discrimi-
nation Committee the names OF 81
evacuees whose claims were adjudi-
Gated in 1851.
Mike Masaoka, national JACL
ADO director, said that these adju-
dications are not to be confused
with more than 1900 other claims
which we're compromised and set
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-12
Newspaper Guild Asks N. Y. Papers
To Quit Using the Term Jap

nized as an accepted abbreviation,
otherwise it is not.
The request was made by the guild
in keeping with its constant opposi-
ton to the use in newspapers oil
terms of racal, religious or national
derision.
MONTREAL, Quebec, Canada
March 12-The Quebec JCCA is
seeking the banning of the word
Jap" in newspapers when referring
to people and things Japanese.
This resolution was one of three
approved at the annual general
meeting of the Quebec JCCA held
recently.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Heavy Rains Reduce
in Korea 10
Minor Patrol Clashes
BY the Associated Press

SEOUL. Sunday, July 81
Heavy midsummer rains drenched
the Korean peninsula today and
reduced pre-dawn ground fighting
Ito patrol clashes and artillery
duels.
Sodden Allied infantrymen
clung doggedly to positions on and
near Old Baldy and T-Bone Hills
on the western front, scenes of
most of the fighting in the past
two weeks.
Maj. Gen. James c. Fry, COM
mander of the United States I'd
Division, declared he had no in
tention of giving up the two out
post hills and added:
There's a limit to how far you
can allow yourself to be pushed" !"
He said that should the Reds
gain complete control of the hills
they would be in a position for a
direct assault on the main Allied
line. The Chinese Reds hold the
crest of Old Baldy which they
seized last Tuesday after bitter
se-saw fighting.
The steady downpours-prob-
ably heralding a bleated start in
Korea'S rainy season-grounded
Allied air activity except for a few
close support missions by B-26
night bombers.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Truce ParIeys Resume
Staff Officer Talks
After 7-Day Recess
By the Associated Press

MUNSAN. Sunday, July 27.-
Top level Korean armistice talks
called off for seven days by AL
lied delegates-fall back today to
staff officer discussions on a
vaguely worded Communist re-
quest to reWrite the truce docu-
ment.
The Communist reason for re-
queSting the staff talks is osten-
sibly to discuss "details of word
ing" The chief Red negotiator,
North Korean Gen. Nam II, has
admitted that the only issue
blocking a truce is prisoner ex-
change. Primarily, the Reds are
concerned with getting back 2O,-
600 Chinese in Allied camps, only
6,400 of whom have said they
want to return to Communism.
The staff talks begin at II
a. m. g p. m. EST, Saturday,.
A series of fruitless secret ses-
sions apparently resulted in the
Allied walkout Saturday-the
fourth time Chief Allied Negotia-
tor Maj. Gen. William K. Har-
rison has called a recess whether
the Reds liked it or not.
The walkout came after the
usually calm U. N. command ne
gotiator accused Nam of utter
hyprocrisy."
Gen. Harrison's rebuke to Nam
was one of the strongest speeches
he has made in the conference
tent and his voice quivered with
emotion.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Football Pool Winner
Has Trouble Sleepinu

He never had any trouble Sleep
ing until he won a $4,000 football
betting poDl. Thomas Stephen
Houseley told a Liverpool eng
land) magistrate. He won the pool
a year ago when he was a bus
driver.
When he recently was accused
of driving a car drunk. a physician
testified that Houseley had been
suffering from lack Of sleep. "He
has q highly developed neurosis
as result of winning $56.000.'
the doctor testified.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
"A Health Employees Win
Awards for Efficiency

A group of "a National Insti-
tute of Health employees has been
awarded $4,000 for efficiency.
The largest amount ever given
under the Federal Security Agency
Incentive Awards Program, the
money went to the members of
the glassware section of the Labo-
ratory Aids Branch.
This section cleans. sterilizes,
repairs and distributes glassware
to the laboratories. During the
last six months of 1851 the section,
with no increase in staff, increased
its output 20 per cent above the
similar period in 1850.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
545 Children Pass Tests
In Red Cross Swim Course

The Red Cross announced to-
day that 545 Washington young
sters had passed beginners tests
In its learn-to-swim program. This
lis about 100 more than last year.
Instructions in swimming will
continue until August 20 at public
swimming pools operated by the
District and the Interior Depart
ment.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

FOUR GREAT SERES-hs fobuovs Hudson Hornef luxurious
cormoaoro Eight end Six spsesocucr Hudson wasp and
,hriHy Paeomakev New DvaI-Range hydra-se Drive o.
ovsrdvive end Sosx Sufety Glass nsd. anisIare are
optono Of sxtru cost all 81 HUdsons.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
KAIsER 1g4s 4-dr. sedan; equipped

KAISER 194s 4-dr. sedan; equipped;
TToWS g. COUNTRY Y MOTORS. 5$sS SSi
Wis. ave. OR. 0100. Open ewes.
La SALE 1898; in excel. cond.: a
real buy: S5 down. Si295. TOWN d.
COUNTRY MOTORS, 1895 Wis. ave-,
OR. 0100. Open evenings til 10.
LINCOLN. 1916 de luxe Custom conv.;
beautiful "rcck mink" maroon finish.
wall tires, radio, heater. master
control conditioner. new top. Truly
beautiful automobile. Sacrifice,
5000. Give terms to responsible
person. ROPER" 18th and Rhode
MERcuRY ITHReq sYe' 1888 aie; club coupe; radio
heater. overdrive. many other ex-
school 1880. Vienna 6S.W-1I.
MERCURY 81 convertible; heater.
radio. radio. spotlight, So overdriye; over, 1000 1900
Going overseas. must sell. No dealers.
1921 Delaware ST., Chevy Chase.
MEkcGkY III; JURY; 1s4e sedan; white-3all e
terms; te1I,a; W ROPER" 18th and Bhode sh.
MIG 1851; i owner. excel. condition, i
to duplicate; sacrifice for S1.5s5.
Call Al; Al .;5Is 23a9 or ov. 1900. Ext 20,
NC GN' 1851 aGAYiai Mark II; s1,es7. JACK
NASH Ash tta is47 900; gnu private ate owner,
light btoB blue: low. mileage; $3.50. XII,
NASH iis41 4-dr. sedan; completely
TORS, 5336 wis. ave. OR. 0100.
Open ewes; til 10. .,oov -
black orig, finish; new p white-waii
tires: bed type: excel. mech. cond;
unusually nice. S1,095, terms. LIB
ERTY MOTORS, 3rd end X sts. NV.
NksH 1850 Statesman 2-dr.; S1.@45.
This, is one of those cars that
many extras, but it has the famous
upholstery show careful ownership.
Personally tested and ok'd by Mr.
mo terms Asf if der Gssirea sai Por any used
LIANS g. BAKER, Nash Headauar-
tiers Tor ~ years. 29th and M
Nash niSS4e Ambassador Cdr; 81 ,.e5
Ambassador overhead-valve g." is
a powerful car, the best that Nash
makes: finished in q conservative p
tone brown. you'll be. proud to own
Nash. some to WILLIAMS g. BAKER
Goth and M sts. NV. go
NASH 1850 Gust. Statesman sedan;
spotless; runs like new; S400 custom
equip. $1,350. MA. $3.50. Ext: 622.
NASH 1947 4-dr. "8oo' sedan: good
offer. WI. 2o53. -21
NASH-$1OO free for trading my fully
equipped 4-dr. 194S Ambassador on
onpsNns new Mash; or vi Tiil sell EN- lsal; as,;
Futuramic: still being drafted; ST.
100 or best offer; must sell in
days; D. c. tags. FIELDING. HO.
OLDs ,52 "9s" 4-door; e-tone gray:
loaded with accessories; 5000 miles;
SALES. 1920 r. I. ave. ne. HUI.
oIDs '4e "ss" 4-door sedan: exc excel.
cond.: new tires, r; and h.; very
mesS sSaaa eond ddF trss EssFn Ike f5sx
immaculate; $3.50. DI. $3.50 $40
oLDs '5a 4;dr. sedan; sensational
classic. "9S' type. This gorgeous,
beaay has seaeq oSea s5oo Sfesaa eaa eaup
ment. Like brand-new. $3.50 ac-
tual miles. Save $500. Take
S3,195. WASHINGTON MOTOR
CO.. 119 o st. ne. RE. 1856;
-19
OLDS '38 4-dr.; r. and h., new seat
covers, battery; not mech. peri;
$3.50 or best offer. After 6 pm,
7220 Spruce ave, Takoma PIX. 30
OLDS, OLDS. OLDS 194S; 1905.
1871. S265 and 1910, S225. Come
to WILLIAMS & BAKER for your
merry Oldsmobile or a good used
Nash. Washington's Oldest Nash
Dealer. Goth and M sts. NV. 30
OLDSMOBILE 1941 sedan HYDRA
Matte drive. radio. heater. $295;
terms. $50 down. ROPER" 18th
and R. I. ave. ne. 20"
Evening star., 1952-08-19
LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

12s LOTS for sale in close-in Pr.
seml-detach. houses. Balance de-
tached. Adj. neighborhood OF attr.
to responsible builder. See Mr.
Norris, WEAVER BROS, INC. DI.
APPROx. $50 ACRES, having partial
frontage on Arlington blvd; formerly
Lee blvd; avail. to sewage facilities
now under construction; get ready
for spring building in one Of the
best sections OF Fairfax County Va;
w. S. HOGE. jr., ia. 10000. -l9
SPRINGBROOK - 6-acre tract for
se sntFgG GofssaSs gstats views pTloed A. iOT REs-
TWO ADJ0INiNG LoTS. Drum Point,
Block F. Section 3; viii sell very
reasonable. OWNER, ST.. 6O10. 30
LEAVING COUNTRY - Sacrifice for
$1,000 by option on houses on
apprqx a,s acres M rand,,p land part ca1l sd'9i nm
SHERWOOD FOREST. in the Coles
VIE section OF Silver Spring--Acre
lots: $1,000 Agent on ground ewes.
until dark. Out GoleSyille rd. pL, oRoTfe cute
9 sSsrRood to Roode ro5est fSS iei' RoBfNsoN 81 5S
REAL ESTATE. Ju. 7-71l7 s5 aftep 9
2OsS BIDG. LOTS IN KENSlNGTUN'
ready to build; nr. bus, school, shop
rssa1 ST c3o, -21
spnioO zoNED sEMIDETACHED, Ar
liTlgton. THOS. G. MAGRUDER Co.
IA 1313l -21
ARiINGToN-7o,ooO So. it., zoned
apartments. THOS. G. MAGRUDER
co. IA. o-313l. -2l
22 ACRES of rolling woodland. 8
minutes to Wheaton shopping center
and tranps. THE TILSON CO.,
REALTORS. 957 Thayer ave., Silver
Spring, JU. $4,000. 30
Evening star., 1952-08-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 194?-type Clipper sedan;
terms; ROPER" 18th and Rhode
D. 1910 6-cylinder convert
ible; motor overhauled in July, body,
top and tires very good. $3.50: LO.
40 convertible; really a
beauty; red body. black top. yellow
and red interior; 81 ,295. PENNY
MOTOR SALES, 1920 R. I. ave. ne,
1s4e: good condition;
$II0o. ia. 5e6$s6. go
lar :; ard h. l., rebuilt III motor. new clutch;
1910 4-dr. sedan: l94s
cali RE. 5479. 900 D st. s.w' 10
Hydra -Matic. Light grey. Fully
ss equipped. 5xS Extrs@ely Dot2J;, low mileage.
pnG 11$T Trying 1gA St. nw ,x AD, .,;S SSoo oo,n.
ARCADE SS P'Af PoNTIHc FLA eappeI co, q4s7 fS 1rv.
PLYMouTH y : 4-dr sedan: black.
piYMo6Th I'M fH 1871 1871 a-dr. sedan bis black,
s9ne euSTRy SSas dGSo MoToRs II Ss5 5ss6 ToMN WiS
ave. Or. 0100. Open ewes. It'll 10.
PLYMOUTH 1941 coach: radio,
ROPER" 18th and R. I. ave; ne.
PONTIAC 194s Silver Streak IS" de
luxe club cpe,; r. and h., Wv. tires.
HYDRA; dark blue: excep. nice;
S1,195. Wo. 1894, ewes. and Sun.
PONTIAC 1852 4-dr.; Hydra, full de
luxe equip; new warranty; very low
milegage; heavy discount. $2,696.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 4221 Conn. Wo.
PONTIAC 1910 conv,i r, and h., Wv.
eoUNf9 eGs5 SsS SoToRs SeT9 sa5 ssse T0WN Ws ave-
1851 chieftain IS" de luxe
4-dr.; T. and h, Hydra: S545 down.
CITY MOTOR SALES. 1881 Bladens-
Pontiac ONT Ea5 n,t5 1850 convertible coupe;
Matte xStE nsih s. aas Sk cec sSe GuARANE Al HEfEa
CAPITOL CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE
CO., 1929 22nd st. NV. ST. 5000.
PREFECT .4s sedan: very nice con-
Of 7th at r sts. NV. No. 200.
ID
RENALUT Isl 4-door: heater equip
ped 35 miles to gal; low mileage;
$795. 2-day money back trial. A.
month written guarantee: HILL g.
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer (NA. 9850). lila Vermont
STANDARD 194s conv.; equipped.
black; a fine buy; S. down; S295.
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS, 1896
WIS. ave. OR. o1oo. Open ewes.
1851 4-dr. Commander
d0wS Ws" Gir9 i anS naSohhop n HyaTa; dr. ss95 S295
Bladensburg I'd. ne
STUDEBAKER 81 V-S Land Cruiser:
auto. trans, custom heater and de-
frester. full .nylon trim and other
outstanding features. Truly one of
Americas outstanding luxury cars.
New-car guarantee. S2,095. MCNEIL
STUDEBAKER. 141S p st. NV, CO.
2l53 EN-. 1856. -22
sTUDEBAKER 40 Commander 4-dr.
sedan: has heater, good tires; good
running condition, overhauled mo-
tor: will sacrifice. S165 or best Of
fer under. Can be seen at 902 11th
St NV. 10 am. to 10 pm. -19
Evening star., 1952-08-19
FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH-Emily's Beach
Haven, on Potomac River at 1st st.
Cottages and unusual apts., cool,
all cleo, baths, hot water, swim, fish.
crab. co. 0611 eyes,, Mon. Thurs:
EPPING FOREST. furnished cottage
on waterfront, compl; modern
dren: Sos weekly. WA. 1899. --1a
BEACH. Md rms. Il"
porch; accom-. 8: rent by week: cleo.
Frigidsire; gas range. inside law
NORTH REACH. MD
$25 wk,; INQUIRE at 242 9th st. ne,
Ask for MRS. HILL.
Md. 2 furn. cabins avail, Sat af-
ternoon. 23rd; by wk. to college
graduates; in restricted bay beach:
drive down anytime 4 h miles beyond
Prince Frederick, or phone LYNN
MILES, Prince FREDERICK. 155ooW.
TWO NEW e-BEDRM. HOUSES. vic.
Belvoir or ouantico, waterfront prop
erty: furn. or unfurn.:: boating
privileges. Cali XII. 9-s9o6 or AL,
Ol0p. sya
Evening star., 1952-08-19
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
NEEDS FIXING

We have a nice selection of cottage.
M WSodSnd RsT Scb Beach ased and le6ai5 ofa
price. $1,000 and up with small
cash down. Also many reasonably
priced lots. KAY REALTY CO..
RA. 1900, Mon. Wed; rest of week
Evening star., 1952-08-19
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEW. 40 h-ton panel in the best
antee. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
tFordl. 440O Bennins I'd. ne. LU.
4-1O11.
CHEVROLET 1850 2-ton stake body;
2-speed axle: $4,000 mi, like new.
Studebaker 1852 stake body: 2,7OO
mil. Going out Of business. Lo.
DUMP TRUCKS. Dodge. REQ, chevro-
LETT, small front end. motor: tractor
Quick es, Way truck crane. IA.
CHEvRoLET ~ 1M-ton cab and
chassis; $795. Long wheelbase, good
easTsntee; ONSoRrHhESAsT S MoToR s5R
G9. 9o1 lF9Fd), 44oO Bennins rd. me-
FORD 40 F6 8 cyl. dump truck; excel.
mech. cond.; $500. Going in other
business. RA. 1922 before 3 pm.
BRoCKwAYs, model 2eo-xw; one
with sleeper cab. one with regular
NAY yIN sIdH TRUCKS 47os Baltimore % ave
CHEvRoLET Al h-ton panel: &c good
q. r. ANDERSON. HU. 394s. I'll
INTERNATIONAL 1916 a4-ton pickup
true truck; nIspSivs sGod eond s425 n6 Can ads be
8 8 BE0i 7i 12th 12sh and Brentwood rd.
1949 A-ton panel: ex-
eellent condition throughout; S945.
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer (NA. 9S50D. lila YER
mont ave. NV.
FORD 1850 package delivery; excel
lent condition throughout; 1.595.
HILL 8 SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer (NA. aS50), lila Ver-
mont ave. NV.
CHEVROLET IS4s cab and chassis;
short wheel base, 2 tons. 2-speed
axle. new engine. new paint: excel.
cond,: only S795. ARLINGTON
MNloToR. Nlcnro C0. 1Fordl; slsI7 19I7 n;
FORD 1851 Ks-ton pickup; de luxe
cab; low. mileage; good as new.
IiNsdToN GaS5Tea MoToR &C Go. 1onHj; aFordj. 1917 Af
N. Moore ST., Arl.. Va. OW. S7S7.
DODGE 1947 2-ton stake-body truck;
good condition, good tires, Price,
Evening star., 1952-08-19
TRAlLERS
GARAGES

WARDMAN PARK AREA-Car space;
concrete garage. $3.50 mo. Ho.
5l00, Ext 700. -21
500 3rd ST. N.W.-Pvt. automobile
parking spaces for rent. $3.50 mo,
Apply SIC End st. NV. 10
1923 o ST. NV car. SIS; near
10th and Mass. ave. BARRY. ME
2025. 80
GARAGES FOR RENT-Brick garages
with concrete floors. So per mo.
9th and Buchanan sts.s NV. ,OL'
NEAR 14th AND N SITS, N.W.-brick
garage for l car. 1924 Vermont ave.
NV. CO. 1904. 30
Evening star., 1952-08-19
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED
(Continued.)

A DEALER FROM N. C.
cars. 5s06 Ga. ave. NV. GE. as44.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
ance in CASH Call Mr.. MILLER.
ME. 1920: evenings. La. 6-5194.
End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call MA. 6540.
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
101 K st. NV. 11th and K)
Evening star., 1952-08-19
VACATION PLACES

REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL. = ocean,
front apts and cottages. clean; Aug.
30th on; $50 per wk. up. OIL. 1888.
KITTY HAWK, N. C.-Furnished
ocean front cottages: $50 and $75
per week. DU. 1894 10
AVAILABLE AUG. 23 through Sept;
new 3-bedrm. cottage on Atlantic
near Ocean City, Md Phone Fen
wick Island, Delaware. Dickinson
$40. ~