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AUTOS FOR SALE tccns. /,

CHEVROLET 80 styleline de luxe 2,
dr.: light gray finish and blue sea-
covers. Equipped Low mileage; yer!
good tires. The ideal family car
1.495. Terms or trade througt
General Motors. Call OIL. 600
Open evenings. Guaranteed by you
Chevrolet dealer. CHEVY CHASl
MOTOR CO., INC. 7726 Wisconsin
ave.
CHEVROLET 80 de luxe 2-dr. Per.
feet windsor blue finish; The nev
Air-Ride Wv. tires really SET tn.
car OF. Purchased new in 1851 ant
traded to US by the original owner
A real bargain at the low price o
81, 1,495. Call Oh. 6100. Open eve
nings. Guaranteed by your Chevrole
dealer. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR co.
INC. 7725 Wisconsin ave.
CHEVROLET 80 de luxe 2-dr. W.
have a fine selection, low mileage
fully sauigPed 50 sn GaeVrglesS VFrglEyRofe4 ss Ri
33rd and II sts. NV, MI. 1916
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

TOP DOLLAR cash for your proper.
ties. any condition or location,
white or colored: immediate action.
ST. 1920; evenings. OV. 30S6.
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AUT0M0TIVE MISCELLANEOUS
BUICK MOTOR, 1889. special, 4.O0C
mi: 2 Premium tires. almost new;
bait, used 4 mos. 81. 1887 aft. z
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/ II. a. HUMPHREYS
lsos N. Capitol st. Realtors. ma. so 5oSo'
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DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. 9l0 18th st. NV.
rear Conn. and K. New. modern
attractive desk Space for those who
want the best. Receptionist. switch
board, mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 1866
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

CORNER 9th AND PA. AVE. NV
| Part Of End floor, well arranged for
business purposes; elevator; reason
DoWssNr6WNMR sSss Ss7i NJ Sc 500 location. abe a6ou,
1000 SO: it,. 2 floors; reasonable
SNAIL MAI SWAMI TMiAiNUFAcTURING BUTID.
Wth G ex6el SSo iesdis ss E faeisiss nsS OlaF aF
1st and M SITS. Sc: CARL G
gosINsKI CO; CO, S,An IA; 2254; N1e
soTsEs reas aoO &C. e. os ,01 H1 3sS s55a g.
REAR ,4s4 CHURCH ST. N.w.-sne
comml; new bldg. 1000 So. ft.i
lS-ft; aE garage age deor' 1907 sen eement moor
rage in rear. Suitable any business
Ma. 140S. RA. 1161. %
and dressmaking. etc. Unusual OPP
poItunity for experienced za;,ad party adty t. t.
In Good Hope Hills-Naylor Gardens
area: surrounded by ,l.5O0 family
PSodasiGfnIS PSens rs 1rsB6io InsE;i s1eS per mo
$3.50 TUXEDO RID. Cheverly, Md;
Building. 35x7O. with apt. on End
fir., on 10000 So. it,. of land. zoned
Industrial, 150-ft. street frontage
viii sell or rent; Owner. Mr.;
LABoFIsH, 527 Madison st, ne; - ~
shop: ideal for plumber or car
penter; reasonable. WA. 3232. -
2nd f.. 91x41. Open
| space. Modern. air cond.. plus, 8
offices MA 1896 -
AUTO REPAIR SHOP FOR RENT,
1881 Virginia ave NV. Suitable
| for the small businessman: Ample
space to work On 8 cars; 19, LOO Per psn mo 3
NORRIS REALTORS. 723 2otf
st. NV. RE 65S5. =
RIGHT IN THE HEART OF DOWN; Dt1yg1y;
| WfNpoW; MSN0 REAsoNABLE Rent
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRE'
| CIATED. Ma. 6346. 10
EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL location
Falls Church; 4 rms. and bath; Is
| door; available now: $50.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
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2 SUBURBAN ESTATES

1. Four-bedrm. rambler plus maids
rm.; 23x32 iiv. rm. with huge stone
firenlace; iSxi5 din, rm:: bedrooms;
ISxI5, I5xl5, 12x14, 10x14; full
baths plus maids room with ful
bath; 10x14 kitchen with DISH
S-car garaRe; Z acres Of beautiful
4 ground.
NJ Three-bedrm. rambler, 8 acres
.ifv. rni., 16x26; din. In. 16xl6
;bedrms., 12x16, 16xl1' !lSS ISx3V
3uI baths; Q freplaces; hot-watel
lAa these two outstanding home
while there Is stin time.
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
Realtors. 4 FA. Aoxt
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STORE VALUES

1853 Kennedy ST 800 so. it., incl.
heat and hot water. $175 mo.
1000 Eye st. n.w.-14x60; incl. heat
and hot water. full bsmt.. $175 mo.
l245 22nd st. n.w.-Store and 4-rm'
and bath apt. S175 mo.
rs H st. n.w.-Lge, store hot water
heat furnished. $3.50 mo.
second commercial, 1913 9Th st. n.w.'
15x40, $55 mo.
18th and Columbia rd.--2nd-dool
ONCE or store, plus apartment. Si2o
silver spring-small store. incl. heat
hot water. gas and electricity. 300
mo.
AZ II st. n.e.-Lge. store and apt.
hot-water heat. S176 mo.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
lsos N. Capitol st. Realtors. Ma. e 500
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Exquisite OrlglnaI
Brick and Stone Regenc

Brick ana Stone Regency
One of the more substantial homes in
nearby Va; conv. to Pentagon OF
downtown D. C. Slate roof, copper
guttering and flashing, f1ankina
brick garden walls and built-in ga
rage, Front entr. hall has tiled Va
bath and mirrored vanity. Dignified
15x24 living .rm., firepl. with SLATE
facing and hearth. Lge. windows
overlook rear garden. Formal din
rm., exceptional kit with built-ir
breakfast area; 1st Il. study or So
larfum and small secretary for desk
and telephone. Up winding stairs to
3 master-sized bedrms., many walk
in closets and 2 complete tiled paths
and space for maids rm. Custom in
terror appointments seldom seen any
more. A home for discriminating
people. Minimum $4,000 cash
needed with very substantial monthly
payments. Your personal inspection
invited. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc
xrRo 7 oo uuv nH G1ohe nW 5000
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STORES FOR RENT Cont,
Store and Apartment

737h sth st. s.e.-Large store and
5-rn. apt. with bsmt. Ideal. for
delicatessen. grocery or other busi-
ness; 5-yr. lease; S165 mo. Possess
sion now RE. 1916. CHAPMAN
REALTY co a
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First opportunity for new ofices in
busy Georgia ave. shopping center
Two suites. Tremendous advertisine
and Wheaton area. IA. 41S1
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Annandale. Va. Phone JE. 2-7447
Closed Sundays.
HOMES OF FAME

Three-bedrm., aH-brick. 46-ft. ram
blers. Huge bsnnt. with outside entr
with deep firepl.. dream kit. sepa-
rate din rm.: the most desirable
location in Arl. Going faSt-call
now. $20,950. with $3.50 cash.
ARLINGTON REALTY
1912 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Continued.l
1O17 18th ST. NV.
NOW

Now available, suite Of Q or 8 rms. !;
also singles; near parking areas
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HURRY!

This value cannot be surpassed True
Atlantic red brick Colonial-very
simple in design-very spacious in
size; & rooms, tiled bath, log-burn-
ing firepl. complete bsmt. has
painted walls and outside entr. Hard
wood floors throughout. Auto. ga.
heat. Nicely equip. kit; select n:
Arlington location. Must be sold
quickly! Asking S17.950 with ap-
prox. $4,000 cash. Quick poss.
G1lxxHI,s0i%4 Hrf ori1oo1O
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

y ACRE, - wooded 70 22oo,ft; IT., 1fss0ntSags' 11s! Ss
ssn as1r E atiitiss Ra1s caqr'@a: 5A @ sss lot; nsn
LOT; high and excellent
Shirley hwy. and Route 236. Priced
$3.50. Cali WO. 6641 Sat. through
Monday, or after pm;
IDEAL FOR MOTOR COURT-Ap-
prox.a 2 acres; south SIDE Of Lee
s~nfa ssrgtdle; Ja 10 s4ss4. ssRts per So IT. BY
CHOICE RAMBLER sITE-15O It.
frontage paved hgwy. with city
water; nr. Manor Country Club.
$1,000. BY owner. ia. 2-4524.
NEAR LAKE BARcRoFr-corner lot.
90x15O; high ground: good view;
$4,000. BY owner ia. 2-45Z4.x
LOVELY. ELEVATED 1-aere lot in
Langley Forest, near Mclean. Va;
restricted area on State-owned road;
$4,000. Call JE. 1860 for fur
oh her HRk1 iRfG5msGt}R SURFACED RoAD-Two
acres; 4 acres; two 5-acre tracts:
10 acres; 15 acres; 90 acres; two
35-acre tracts; 80 acres. Water and
gas avail. SMITH w. ALLNUTT. SR.
SH. 1916 or Ashton 2194. a
FOR SALE BY OWNER-One bldg;
lot; 105-ft. frontage, level ground
with lge. beautiful oak trees; To-
Gated near Oxon Hill. Md. Call 81.
TWo 1So0' NICE WOODED LOTS across
from Nat. Lutheran Home, near 18TH
and Douglas st. ne. 101x14SxlSl; ;
sacrifice for $4,000. Call MT.
Dougherty, QN. 9266. ROGER MOSS
Realtor, 2f25 r. !. ave. ne. Ho.
CHOICE LOT over " acre, located in
beautiful Ridgewood Village, Md,
overlooking Rock Greek Park; CAL
Mrs. Grant, co. 6246. PAUL P:
STONE, Realtor. MA. 1879. 1o1t
18th st. NV.
18th ST. NV. 1890 bloeD; cornnSsl nS
Ma. 179S or. WA. 4915 ewes. 10
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

ave- and South Capitol st. Sc
Modern: price. $4,000; terms.
BARGAiN, T. near 9th and H SITS. NV;
3-story tapestry brick 5lds; ga moo nod
leased to printer; 3rd floor monthly
bargain. bargain Mr.. oDUM. RE. 52l6.
AUNT APT, beautiful det. brick
With apt deep as rsaf bedrms yaTa 0p. v rm with With
irepl:. din. rm., all;eiec; Kit: 2 other
l-bedrm. apts., all with pvt. en-
frances. Substantial cash required !.
RUTLEY & BAIR, ST. 291l. RA.
Mt PLEAsANT-Briek. semidet; only
Si6.50O: rms, 4 bedrms, 2 baths,
rage; deep lot. call OR 0o4s Or
pE. IIT;, sISs as1ss. copI KEALTY ayel BROKERS'
foeHfao s'e,; fine Constructor. brick; liy.
cnncrete @ p; pp;orches; Individual gas
heat: tenants pay for all rllJ 1sll;;
approx. $1,000. INCOME poE4thff sth 4
K. WINSTON & CO., 905 10Th ST.
MASS. +; g AZ SaTvE., o'Gg. mr. Scott circle. de luxe
H.nnit apt. property, recently done
over and beautiful; priced at about
& times annual income; expense.
very low. Ideal for doctor's mems n9mne
and ofices, plus income, SIS,,Uve Sn,
cash VIII handles;x dnsxoN Sal !, NC 60, 1sa i0ss
nth st.. NV. ST. 1900; eyes,. po
cSSsSaSSiERcrAr. SsaSSiE BLDG. on Ga. ave, i1
silver spring-2 floors with finisnec
bsmt. all-brick const.: income
sPpToz, 20 900 IS ,ass Ds5 sr Ga irn nMopRss 3 hfa
cation. aEhItf u. ~ 7Ssoso. Ju. 1880
lEouR.uN1r BRICK in BRENTWOOD
Village: will net 1Ose on SsSs50tox IN n
ii.v T5iSi won't !ast !sIses !pns with cf RoaEF ME
MOSS. Reaitor. 2125 R. I. ave. ne
MHS0SiESYo.SMGAKER-1o H0Si SoSMGA units near Cap.
itoi. Have 6 times income. Qutci
sale. RE. 0493.. GH- 1905. ,r,,.,o \.
244O NICHOLS AVE. S.E.-Nnst o o
sold; 1st comme5cial property; =
sonabie oiier refused. CAN NO. 6145
ILLNESS CoMPELs disposal Of capi.
tol Hill property; excel. invest, gross
monthly rent exceed $40; reaS
Terms to responsible party. RE
0727 weekdays. -
lAPARTMENTS-6 Units, Dupont CT
Gle area, Very high nett 5000
& cash h wiz ilIa-hn5sal handle downtown. , time
a rgnuii gunits, os ocsapitoi Elm area. HiEh ne
!. fCali Franklin. MEzzANoTTE & co
sT- S652 or DH- 1915
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN TO-DAY. 2-6

Falls Church; nearly new bungalow
in clean community. with all inn
Kit. -dinette comb. 2 bedrooms. bath,
pull-down. stairway TO storage attic,
util.. room. a.-c heat. Priced at
S125Q0 with reas. down payment;
immed. possession. Well worth your
Drive out Lee blvd. to
Annandale rd. Jefferson Village
shopping center). left to KenfiR DIR ;,
riuht to Hedrow lane. right to 100
Hedrow lane and open sign. (Follow
directional arrows.)
C. L. Hanowell Co., Realtor
FA RT7T 71Q2 A9O0 4
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BUSINESS PRoPERTY FOR SAIL


ALEX, 10000 SO. it. of c. COM
mercial ground, all improv.. 90c 50.
#. Easy terms OF will trade for in
duStrial ground. A. M. ROTH, RE.
NEAR UNION STATION-Two stores
and 2 apts.; shows good return on
small investment MIR. PERRY. DI
NEAR 5th AND N. Y. AVE. NV
Fireproof warehouse with 18-ft
overhead doors. front and rear;
1900 so. #. Income $235 per mo-,
can be increased. or possession can
be had after July /. v. L. TOOMEY,
Jr., Realtor. RE. 6371; eyes,. EN-.
1867. --4
$3.50 o ST. N.W.-1st commercial
lot, 47x135 deep; over $500 50. #.
Nr. B. & O.. freight terminal and
Union Market; 10000 used bricks
a%a,299 and zoe lge. timbers aos1s, inel y xa7I +
Ewes EN- S2RT q
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4455 CONN. AVE.

4455 CONN. AVE.
35-ft. t.x80-ft.. plus ONCE space and
center. location with separate entr.
to TV studio. bowling alley and Of
fee oldg.; mr.. Woolworth. Jellett.
Best g. Co.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
Observation-Disclosures
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$4,000 DOWN

S2,U0O DOWN
Oficer transferred with little notice
move in. Lovely, almost new, ram
bier with unusually low cash down
payment and monthly payments;
also low due to large GI trust. 1t
is on a large level lot; bedrooms
and bath on 1st H., pulldown stair
way for storage. Since buying
owner has had special insulation
throughout. Also included in. this
price is a valuable air-conditioning
unit for summer comfort. To see,
come to
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd, GIL. or OK. PISA.
-6
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INDUSTRIAL pRopERTY-REN1
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

sos II ST. NV, ard noor; 3 large
rms. Kit and bath; modern oIag. R
F ST. AT 9th C527 9th st. n.w.l-
elevator; reasonable. Apply SO F
CORNER 10th AND PA. AVE. t945
Pa. ave. n.w)-Bright. attractive
ofices, elevator, good location; rea-
sonable; Apply $40 F st. NV
BROOM SUITE of over 900 50. #
Reasonably priced at 500 per mo
KASS- BERGER. INC, EN-. 800.
ENTIRE End FLOOR. over Kennedy
Electric Co., 920-922 Kennedy st.
n.w.-Avail. immed.; $125 per mo;
beat 2dA aad eee &c fv5n Wo 9sSS phGne s QWhHE F
EVANS BUILDING--142o New York
ave. NV. Available immediately
rooms PENS Il nsss HSRE s.
suite 616. Eyaps Bldg. ME. llO7'
sgle. ONCE. 11x16 #. windows with
street fr1taee ont onH Itis 5 ana pERsY anES
Hay Co. 81. e24a. 5
conn. AVE, Chevy Chase. D. c.,
Corner office, 2nd floor, 3 rooms ano
bath: newly decorated; excellent
location for doctor. dentist or any any
professional ONCE. Very reasonaole
rent. THOS.. j.. FISHER & CO,
INC. 73S 18th st. NV. Dl. 6s3o'
015 EYE ST. N.W.-Three rms, with
pvt Law, stone firepl. in recep. rm
$75 per mo. to approved client. Can
Elk. Ala. MR.. ARGONIS.. a
OFFICES, 5 rms. entire End A.; good
for any business; part could be used
for living quarters If desired; on
34th st. near r. /. ave. in MI.
Rainier. Call LA. 6-9547 any time
SILVER spRING-ohces ava,l; II
mod, air-cond. bldg, near Hecht
ffGio;MfPsseoS ri; fseaSA & s GRAY. 81. e1oo; Q
49so e ? ceoNN. & IN AyE.-up to 1900 50:
it; new. modern, air.coaid:; 1Iio:s easy
DOWD, OR. 1900. p =.
CONN. AVE. at Albemarle-Desk
space or share offce; air CONC;
secretarial services. r. DOWD' On
AIR1IJIpNiGroN-Large, Ring modern ONCE
Vic. Glebe rd.-Col. pike. ia. 2-9559
WISCONSIN AVE-. near sears-ons
room faeing Wis.,; $40. Wo. 0192
,G,7,r I01U15T0xrNT TTCHT AMI
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AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE

'40 4-dr.; Landcguiser;
maroon; radio and heater; oySr~
drive; / owner; excel. eond: $l,z1o'
RON PONTIAC INC, 1890 WIS. ave.
Bethesda. OIL. 5000.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 2;dE:
sedan; overdriYe. climattzer. low
mileage. garage-kept car. spotiess'
$3.50. Can EN-. S399.
'4S sedan;. o:d.e
eGuipped, SS93 You pay less at
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1881 .Bias
densburg Rd. Two city blocks OF
fine cars, SCI Bank Financed.
so starlight coupe,
equipped, 81 ,095. You pay less as
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1881 Bla-
densburg Rd. Two city blocks OF nne
cars. $50 Bank Financed.
STUDEBAKER 81 Regal de luxe
sedan; equipped; 81 .495: You pay
less at AUTO WHOLESALERS lT5l
Bladensburg Rd. Two city blocks OF
iine cars. '5ss Bank Financed:
|STUDEBAKER ,46; overdrive. heaters
defroster; good condition; $3.50,
terms. LU. 1-Q3S4, ~
WILLYS At all-metal station wagon:
overdriye, r. h., very good tires. low
mileage. 1 owner: $745. MORRIS
g HUGHES. 1914 Georgia ave n;Nss
RA. 1122. ~
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

WANTED FORD '3S or '39 de luxe
coupe; in peri. cond. VIII pay casn.
JE. 3-1196.
u Am LOOKING FOR . nice clean
40. so or 81 2-dr. or 4.dr.. Cnev-
rolet, Ford or r1ymouth. No dealers
Please call ME. 6345. ask for JOE
FAIR, HONEST APPRAIsALS Of an
MekEE Mskis PPoNTi1IAsc. i1is 1884 Z St. nv.
ME. 0400.
SOUTHERN BUYER In town for one
week; highest cash prices paid Tor
good clean cars. Ia. 4S01.
WESTERN BUYER has lmmed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. NORRIS
HUGHES. 1919 Ga. ave., RA- ll2z.
WILL PAY the highest price for used
Chevrolets. Fords and PlymoutnS.
Drive in. Appraiser on the properly.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.. 772b
WIS. ave, Of, 6100 Omen ewes.
GOOD MAN for bad cars; lunkefS,
$50 and up: Can IA 1863; nm
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars. any
make, any model. See Mr.. Dunnin-
kennedy st. NV. To. 243a..
CARS WANTED
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GARAGES

GOING no FLORIDA? store your
car FOR 9 or 3 mo- in heated down
town apt. bldg. S15 mo. GE. 4937
%
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WANTED-1O0 CARS
'36-'52. Bring title. II car is financed.
we will pay of balance. No dickering.
Immediate cash. See before you sell.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES, 1346 Que
st. NV. DU. $500.
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CADILLACS WANTED
'41-'52 models. See us before you
trade or sell your Cadillac. We will
pay you top cash price. HoYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1345 Que st. NV,
Du. 1900.
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1881 Chieftain de l,xs
sedan coupe; 8 cyl; exceptionally
clean: very low MILEAGE; Hydra I,
and b.. Wv. tiresi 81 .096, DENNIS.
RE 3S11; EN- 4059 evenings. 81,
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LA THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES SALIVA. tcort.l

Washington, D. G.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1852
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CARS WANTED

ITown & Country Motors
1886 Wis. Ave. OR. 9100
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'46 Lincoln $685..
NEW MOTOR; car in terrific eondi-'
tion; r. and h., overdriye; $3.50
down. Bank Financing available.
REINES
Evening star., 1952-11-02

TlHE guide said, 1--WE
l. seen a freight train 60
right across them fats out
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~ TIE

the time to travel twenty miles or so since
they had left the highway. Now their trail
angled toward the western mountains.
Pringle studied the terrain through binoc-
ulars He spotted the wreck. pair of silver
wings crumpled among tall stakes of yucca.
The truck climbed to within half mile of it
and was stopped by the steep wall of draw.
Charley, the guide, helped them carry the two
big camera cases on up to the wreck.
1T WAS small cabin airplane The engine
was half buried in the ground fifty feet away
from the wings. and the tail assembly was in
fragments.
There she is, " the guide said. They took
the bodies out last week. Two of them - two
men. They amt got them identified yet who
they were. Plane had been stolen = out on
the Coast. the way hear it."
Pringle gunted. The guide had been talk
ing all the way from Santa Ana.
'fYou can get good shot of her right like
this the guide said. IF you want me in
picture. don't mind"
Frenchy said politely, "I,m sorry, but /
think maybe you will have to go down and
move your truck instead It shows up in the
background"
why, it's clear down the mountain" the
guide said. 'But it don't matter to me-" He
disappeared, stumping away on his high
heeled boots
Pringle said. Il didn't think about that guy
being on our necks."
Il did" Frenchy said
They opened the cases. The cases did not
contain cameras. but sledge hammers, crow
bars, and an acetylene torch. Frenchy's also
contained an automatic pistol which he stuck
in his belt, inside his shirt
Pringle said, Il didn't think of anything
like that either"
Frenchy said, II did,"
Pringle said. you're great brain,
Frenchy." He pumped up the acetylene
torch, ignited it. and went to work on the lead
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FICTION

Il - SSCAA a nCl&uL O01u ~
right across them fats out
there. plain as sunshine. only upside down.
That's what mirage can do out here in the
desert
Watch that rock, :" Pringle said
The pickup truck walked over the ledge
with bang and a jolt. Pringle and Frenchy,
passengers in the cab, grabbed the window
frame and hung on.
The guide said, Upside down. and smoke
coming out of the smokestack of the engine.
real as you'd want her." The guide was
leathery little man. his arms curled around
the steering wheel. "And the nearest rail-
roads one hundred and ten miles away"
"Ah, the desairt, Ffenchy said, broadening
his accent. Grim, meesterious, foreboding,
inscrutable."
You'd think 50. once you see one of them
real mirages, the guide said. Can get man
lost even if he knows the country"
Don't say that, - Frenchy said. Get lost
some other day, if you wouldn't mind .
The driver ginned. He said, 81 amt about
to see double today, not having had drink
since morning."
PRNlcLE was tall and ugly. with an earnest,
worried air. Frenchy had round, happy face
and big knuckled. peasant hands. His hair
was thick and black. They both wore low-cut
shoes and summer suits and white shirts which
were soaked with sweat.
The late afternoon sun was binding and
hot. A gusty wind, hot and smothering,
plastered their shirts against their backs and
occasionally flung whiriing clouds of dust
upon them. The desert was the bed of a fossil
sea. ringed around with pink and purple
mountains. White salt fats cleaned here and
there in the distance like lakes. glimmering in
heat waves.
They had been riding in the truck for more
than three hours, one hour to cover the forty
miles by road from Santa Ana. and the rest of
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Gus system often cause strange
behavior mistakenly tagged as
personality problems.
Common hGsGrds: Age 10,
statistically the safest year of life.
is now past. So is period 6 to IL,
which presents greatest rheumatic
fever hazard. but heart conditions
first noticed in adolescence are
often traced to childhood rheu-
matic-fever attack and great care
nes<st be taken to ae0id recurrence,
which is common until age Is.
tuberculosis also ranks relatively
high.
Other threats: Anemia, vita
min deficiencies, protein stsrva-
ton often found in conjunction
with adolescent's enormous appe-
tite and Unsuitable craving for
sweets. Cancer is rare; nevertheless,
it killed more than $500 boys and
girls under IS in one year. Cancer
specialists recommend removing
any pigmented mole before the
age of IL.
Emotional picture: If anti
social behavior (destructiveness,
stealing, etc. appears, expert
should be asked whether this is just
adolescent high spirits or serious
emotional problem. Nervous tics
often appear. ages 2 to 9. but
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Cool Comfort
For Burning Feet

comfort while the temperature scars. SO
easy to apply this frosty white medicated
cream - 50 lasting In Its soothing relief. A
and corns. Don't delay. Get Ice-Mint today.
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of children l to ID. Active diseases
most often encountered are heart
disease, TB, rheumatic fever.
Other threats: Cancer, not
ably leukemia Cancer of the blood)
is not uncommon.
Emotional picture: This is an
ideal time for Second Life Epoch
exam because it marks break from
about-the-house to schoolchild and
synbolizes beginning of independ-
ence. Personality pattern is now
well formed and it is possible for
an expert to make a good assess
ment of mental capacities. At this
age, don't count on a child to
grow out Of problems indicated
by tantrums, hitting, refusal to
eat. ETC., although these symptoms
may later be replaced by others.
Prompt treatment is advisable,
since this is the age when therapy
is easiest, cheapest and has best
chance for success. Physical check
up is a must" before any emo
tional treatment, however, for
temperamental problems are often
first symptom of disease.
Remarks: Much poor hearing
in adult years can be avoided by
prompt treatment of middle-ear
infections common in ages to IL.
Regular dental care now due, in
cluding sodium fluoride treatments
and repair of decayed baby teeth.
Do not rely solely on health exami-
nations provided by school; school
health authorities are often mainly
concerned with detecting active,
contagious disease.
PUBERTY EPOCH
(abomt age IL; may be as late as IS
on I6)
What's happening: Arrival of
puberty, with accompanying de-
velopment of secondary sex charac-
teristics, marks end of childhood,
beginning of manhood, woman
hood. There is new rapid growth,
with spectacular lengthening of
arm and leg bones. Violent changes
in metabolism, endocrines, nerv-
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should be treated now if still
present.
Remarks: Social aspects of
physical problems are important.
Minor disfguements such as birth
marks, excess hair on girls body.
protruding teeth should be treated
early. Acne, a surface skin infec-
ton, can and should be treated to
prevent permanent scars.
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Skin Dry itchy?

Medicated Resinol-rich in lanolin-
acting in place Of missing natural oils.
relief to dry. itchy. irritated skin.
while il helps Nature heal. Try il.