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BETHESDA CHURCH NEWS

On Sunday morning our pastor,
Rev. L. c. Harris, delivered a
very interesting, and inspiration
al message, taken from the 18th
Chapter of st. John, 18th verse
Theme, MY Friends" who and
what is the definition of friend I?
A friend is one who will share
your SORROWS with you, as well as
sharing your joys. One who
sticketh closer than a brother, "
said Rev. Harris.
Senior Gospel choir and Musi-
Cetts furnished the music.
Preaching at the p. m. ser
vices. for our pastors second an
niversary, was Rev. Floyd Mas
sey Jr., pastor of the Pilgrim
Baptist church in st. Paul. His
theme was There's Greatness In
Little Hills" taken from the 65th
Psalms, 18th verse. We enjoyed
this message very much.
Beautiful solos were rendered
by Mrs. Violettia Walker. Mrs.
Anna Moody, and Mrs. Judson
Phillips, Pianist accompanies
were Mrs. Clara Smith and Mrs.
L. c. Harris. A whistling number
was given by Mrs. Leola Young.
Words of encouragement were ex-
tended by the various officers,
members and friends.
Next Sunday, October 5th at
the II a. m. services, Rev. E. A.
Caters. representative OF the
Theological Seminary, Inc, from
Des Moines, Iowa, will be the
guest speaker. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
Bethesda will observe Mems
Day Sunday, October II. Keep
this date in mind.
Sarah Benson, reporter.
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Twin City
CAMPHOR CHURCH NOTES

CAMPHOR CHJhOH MULES
Last Sunday morning, with Rev.
Jerome Del Pine presiding, we
has as guest speaker. Honorable
Eugene Mccarthy, United States
Congressman. Congressman Nc
Carthy chose for his subject, The
Close Similarity of Christianity
and Democracy" Both, he said,
demanded acceptance of respOn-
sibility, externals are not enough,
a good citizen and a good Chris
tian has to live these principles
vitality and fundamentally in our
every day lives.
COMING EVENTS
Please remember Prayer Ser
vice on Wednesday evenings at 7
p. m. Vesper choir rehearsal at
the church on Tuesday evenings
at s p. m. Senior choir rehearsal
at the church on Thursday eve
nings at 8 p. m.
Sunday, October 5, 1852, is
World Wide communion Sunday
and we are asking that each of
you come prepared to contribute
for the relief of human suffering
through the Fellowship of Suf-
fering and Service" Remember,
Christ said. I'm as much as you
have done it unto the least of
these, My brethren, you have done
it also unto Me" so please be as
liberal as possible.
Sunday, Nov. 2 is Rally Sun
day. let each and every member
do his or her best so that we may
achieve our goal.
Sincere and heartfelt thanks to
Rev. and Mrs. c. T. Parker, those
who participated and those who
assisted in making the Tea and
Musical program such a success.
Those who failed to attend, really
missed a delightful program, a
sCrumptious tea and a wonderful
opportunity to become better ac-
quainted.
Mr.. and Mrs Reeder Turner
and family and Mr.. Thomas
Welsch were visitors.
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Mrs. Earnest Hayes
FutoIly Injured

Yankton, S. ID. - Mrs. Earnest
ruby B. Hayes, Yankton, So.
Oak. was fatally injured in a
head-on highway collision Mon
day. Sept. % after a Sunday visit
in Sioux Falls.
She died en- route to the Yer
million Hospital. She was motor
ing alone. The funeral services
were held Thursday at the Bap-
fist Church in Yankton and a
group Of Sioux Falls friends at
tended the services. Survivors are
her husband, two sons, two
daughters, a mother, Mrs. Julia
Crawford, Omaha, Nebraska, one
brother and two sisters.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Gone To Convention: Mrs
Mamie Uptegrove, operator of the
Cornelius Nursing Home, 1918
Fourth Ave. So, left Saturday,
Sept. q for Chicago to attend
the Convalescent Home Conven-
ton.
Gone Back To Baltimore: Mr.
and Mrs Lewis Marshall left Fri
day, Sept. 20 for their home in
Baltimore. They spent their vaCa-
tion here with Mr. Marshalls sis
ter, Mrs. Alice Morgan, 1927
Fifth Ave. So. They also visited
their brother and his family. Mr.
and Mrs. Bob" Marshall, Sr..
1850 Fourth Ave. So, and other
relatives and friends.
To Make New York HOmei Miss
Jewell Beck, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Beck, 37O5 Fourth
Ave. So, has delayed her depart
ure to Monday, October 6 for New
York. Had she stayed in Mime
apolis. on October Is she would
have become a supervisor at the
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.
She will be transferred to the tele-
phone company in New York.
In her honor Miss Harriet Bow
man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Bowman Sr., 1912 Fourth
Ave. So, entertained about thirty
five of their fellow telephone OPP
orators at her home, Tuesday,
Sept %. Mrs. Beck, JEWELS
mother, was also a guest and she
and Jewell were each given
orchid. Some of the officers of
the telephone company were also
guests One of the guests mother
had baked a huge cake and de-
corated it with red roses and let
tered the words, Good Bye, Bud
dy Beck" on II. Among the gifts
she received was a beautiful fit
ted train case to match her lug
gage. given by the telephone OPP
orators.
Her club, the Uno- Score, gave
her lovely travelling clock and
she has received numerous other
gifts from friends.
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ST. PETERS A.M.E. CHURCH

The Rev N. ]. Pryor, presiding
elder of the st. Paul District of
the North West conference was
the speaker at st. Peters on Sun
day morning. He used as a sub
ject, Temptation. using Genesis
LII as background for his mes
sage. This was the old story of
Adam and Eve in the Garden Of
Eden. The speaker said the He
brews used its serpent to des-
Cribe temptations. which came to
them in every shape, form and
fashion. God has made us free
moral agents: we can choose
right and live, or we can reject
and die We must in all our ways
acknowledge Him and He will
direct our paths.
While our pastor and family are
vacationing for a few days in the
east. Sister Lillian Parkinson is
in charge and assisted with the
service on Sunday.
Brother Tommy Morris and his
wife went to serve their first
charge in Duluth on last Sunday
The good wishes of all of US go
with them in their new venture
Mrs. Tom Jones Sr., is very i'll
at this writing and is at present in
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$40 Tx FALLS
N z w S N OTES
BY Minerva Bridgewater

st. Johns Baptist Church, Rev.
H. w. Bolts Jr., pastor, Sunday,
Sept. 2sth. Morning worship de-
votionals were led by deacons AL.
G. Frost and Chas. Bentley.
Morning text, Acts. 11:21-26,
Subject, Leaving all to Jesus"
The senior choir sang with Mr..
James Monkey director and Mrs.
Fl. w. Bolts Jro pianist. Rev.
Bolts stressed the fact that it is
not enough to be saved but that
we should strive to be a disciple, a
doer of the word in thought and
action.
A chicken dinner for the pub
iic sponsored by the brotherhood
Of the church will be held Oct. 10
in the dining room of the church
Visitors present were Mrs,
Lucy Smith, the mother Of Mr..
Chas. Smith who spoke and
brought greetings.
The evening worship devotion
ais were led by Rev. Bolts, fol-
lowed by sentence prayers with
appropriate music played by Mrs.
Bolts.
Mr.. Harvey Bentley will be host
to the st. Johns brotherhood, Mr.
Dan Coates, president. at his
home. 1927 No. MINI. Ave, Mon
day evening.
Mr.. Joseph Flemings, the we'll
known chef left Tuesday by plane
on a two weeks vacation in New
York City and Philadelphia Wis
iting relatives.
Church Club No, 2. Mr.. Joseph
Flcmings, captain, met Monday
at the home of one of the MEM
bers, Mrs. James Martin, 1900 S
10th st. Mr.. Albert LaMontc is
also a member of No. Club.
The Eastern Star club reported
grand success Saturday in their
project. Treasure Hunt" Over
a pleasant hour ride with five
stops leading to the Air Base
where refreshments and amuse-
mcnt was furnished participants
Mrs Adrian Tolbert found the
clue to the first prize which was
beautiful table lamp for the
ladies. A mems prize went to Mr.
Dan Coates. Prizes were given to
the occupants of the first car
reaching the airbase which was
the Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris
car with Mr.. John Armstrong.
Mines. Mener Greer and Oscar
Bridgewater. a consolation prize
and a door prize was given The
busy lady in charge was Mrs.
Dan Coates.
Mrs. II w. Bolts Jr., part
time student in Sioux Falls Col
lege is also a part time clerk at
the new b & C Hosiery Depart
ment store.
The ST. Johns Missionary So
ciety, Mrs. Walter Edgar, presi-
dent, met Friday at the home Of
Mrs Bass Booker, 115 No. Da-
kota Ave, Friday. After study
Of the Worker. refreshments
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Doris Jones Is
Wed To Gerald
Bailey Saturday

Miss Doris Jones, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Jones. 1923
Chicago Ave. became the bride OF
Gerald l.. Bailey, Jr.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald l.. Bailey, 35i9
Fourth Ave. So. at nine o'clock,
Saturday morning. Sept. q at St.
Leonard OF Port Maurice Catholic
Church at High Mass.
Reverend Leonard Hirman. read
the beautiful impressive double
ring service. The bride was given
in marriage by her father.
Mrs. Veronica Lucas, soloist
sang two selections.
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ST. JAMES A.ME. CHURCH
NElnOaannuS

Sunday school was well attend
ded. The teachers really tried TO
see that every one got a thought
out of the lesson to take home.
The morning worship was very
good. Rev. Henderson Reddick's
text was Gen. 5-22. His subject,
Walking With God" was well re-
Ceived. The service was inspiring
and uplifting.
Mr.. B. Williams of Minneapolis,
a teacher at Lakewood Park Bible
was visitor. The public is cor
School, Devils Lake, No. Dakota
daily invited to all services at st.
James AM.E. church, 314 25th
Ave. So. Minneapolis.
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Baby Girl Mecowun

Baby Girl MCGOWAN infant
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. ViCkus
MCGOWAN, s72 w. Central Ave.
was born Saturday, Sept. :. and
lived few short hours. Grave
side services were held and Mrs.
McCowan's father, Rev. II. A
Smith officiated
Alexander Funeral Home was in
charge Of arrangements.
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CARD OF THANKS

To the many kind and under
standing friends and neighbors l
extend to you my heartfelt graft
tude for the many generous ex-
pressions of love and thoughtful
ness extended me during my be
reavement.
Sincerely, Edyth Clark
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to hank our friends
for their prayers, cards, tele-
grams flowers and gifts of money
during our recent bereavement in
the loss of our beloved mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Selma Veasey.
Mrs. Ora Jones, daughter
Mrs. Ora Williams, grand
daughter
Paul Jones, grandson.
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BORDER CHURCH NOTES

Before a well filled church at
the morning worship, Rev. c. M.
Sexton spoke on the subject,
Walking With God" Scripture
reading was from the new re-
vised version of the Bible, Gen. 5:
f. Rev. Sexton spoke of Enoch
and Job as men who walked with
God. These men knew God, had
faith and confidence in Him,
therefore learned to walk with
Him. We cannot walk with God,
until we know Him.
Among the many visitors pre-
sent, was Miss Pearl Pleas, of K.
st. Louis, Ill. All were made wei
come and invited to worship with
us again.
Next Sunday, Rev. Sexton win
speak on the subject, The Mys-
FERROUS Providences." Scripture
reading, Gen. AFT. If you are
seeking a place to worship, come
to Border. You are always wei
come. No one is a stranger.
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Twin City
. Church NeWs

Fairview hospital. Let's pray for
all the sick and shut-ins.
A handful of common-sense is
worth a bushel of learning -
Nuggets of Cold.
If you are centered in yourself,
you are a problem; if you are cen
tered in God. you are a person
(Dr. E. Stanley Jones).
The Sunday school is purchas-
ing a memorial window in men,
DRY of Brother Johnny Newcome,
who was for many years an ar
dent worker in the church school.
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FOR LEASE

Major Service Station. Excellent
south location. Mechanically
minded man or men with $4,000. 90
to SS,50000 capital, call Atlantic
l22l. X-7
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1RAilERS

DRExLER '4s. % IT,. completely
fdurn, with shower. See CRONIN
200 X Wentworth ave. Bladens-
UTILITY TRAILER, all welded steeI
frame, wood box; 16-in. wheels
extra wheel and tire, tarpaulin and
TRAILHOME ~. 22 It.. all alumni.
esr. Lei Nc. 4f f1s0 Ri Ct sss'
A lsa1 ss.. Ts ss s s.s s sa1ss Dss ss
with awning. on fenced lot. Lot
"a. Woodley Hills TT. PIX. Rt. i,
8. of Alex, va.
SACRIFICE. trailer, 3 rms. with at.
tached 2-rm. addition and bath
T Tft 49, 49, Temple Trailer village
MOBILE CRUISER 40; all alumni
dtion; modern e eauipmepn sF'f inc SSe
quick sale 9' Cali ~! pfi s.sss tp~ i0'
handIlns l4"ft., soo-lb. f boat. yG e
MUST SACRIFICE TODAY, the incest
1850 trailer you've ever seen. 81
995. All aluminium; sleeps 6; fully
furn., flush toilet. pvt. shower;
orig. investment over $4,000;
A Allyn also available. NEW
psrS' Lot sI.. ~; Woodley Hills Trailer
NOZZLE CRUISER. 80 IT. Temple
Trailer .Vlge.. Alex, Va, Lot $50,
after $50 pm. or any time wk. end
HEETER TRAILER SALES Cherry
Hill Trailer Park. Route l. Berwyn.
Md. authorized dealer for several
makes of new and used house trail
e3-FT. aluminium Overland; real bar
gain. See now: 415 Jackson I'd. Hol-
lin Hall Village Alexandria; Va
SHUT AZ. 27-ft.; 2 rms. attached;
moving this week end; ST 500 takes
BARGAIN-I95i duplex Lighthouse
2S-ft.; bedrooms, living room
kitchen and bath; metal awning, tow
dolly and other extras; complete in
every every way way, accept FIRST reasonable
Woodley Hills Park. u. 8. /. South
Of Alexandria 19s
UNIVERSAL 1850; damaged in acct
dent, can be made into o comfort
able mobile home by anyone handy
M Sit1 BE- tS seen a. P1 AsERcxH 4RER Il
CO. 1890 Wisconsin ave. NV. 10
|TWO-BURNER bottle gas stove, gas
bottle and regulator ice box; table,
sink, 5 windows, frame. Jack and
COUPLER spring. axle. 2 wheels and
I1sS Tse can Tot aied IS 0g sao
May be seen at AMERICAN TRAILER
CO.. 4030 Wisconsin ave. NV. ia
ANDERSON 1851 26-ft.: all alumi-
mum; fully equipped and reasonable
Cali Manassas 4S9-W-11 ali day
SATURDAY. and Sunday. lie
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rRAIlERS Cont.

1850 33-ft.; lots Of extras;
priced for quick sale. Cali Manassas
TRAILER FOR RENT-Located al
Temple Trailer Village, Alex. Va
Can accommodate 4 persons: $50 per
month including water and cleo
Write Post ONCE Box 5555. Friend
Ship Station. Washington 16. D. c..
for additional details. 10
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GARAGES

GARAGE 1 FOR a RENT on BELMONT st
l2737 CATHEDRAL AVE.-Garage for
rent; $40 month; call AID. 097i6
GARAGE. rear o11s 14th st. NV
Car or storage. GE. 1924.
lear METAL garage. rear 1914
Ga. ave. Rent Sc per mo. GUAR.
ANTY REALTY * INC 1923 10th
d. METAL GARAGES, back of 53S
st. Sc Md and ps eSnsre seH floor on 10
sides, 0'e 81, SSe p $50 cash. 81;
monthly, suitable for storing equip
and material. WO. 4466.
DUPONT CIRCLE area. Unlimited
parking space S16 per mo. Du
DUPONT CIRCLE area. Brick. with
water and electricity. Suitable fol
P paT Esas or storage space. $50 mo
FoUR-CAR BRICK, light, heat. wa
ter, large alley: OF RI. Is. ave. bet
N. Cap. and LIST SITS. UN. SOFA
sun, and Mon after 8 pm. vi
PARKING SPACE for 3 or 4 cars
JOHNSON. ME. 24S5.
GARAGE WANTED with easy access
near Chaplin ST. NV. Please cal
MI. S30S alter Sunday.
GARAGE FOR RENT-S5.OO per mo-
us Jefferson ST. NV, GE. 1912.
Ice. BRICK GARAGE, 1928 Park
I'd. NV. HO. 9052.
WARDMAN PARK VIC. 1921 2Sth
NV. Rear. Brick double. CO. 1906
after pm.
|617 SEVENTH ST. NE. Dble mason
~ gar, l5x20, to alley. Ideal for
storage. Only S25 monthly.
HANEY & CO., Elk. 3443
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MONEY WANTED

wants S25. 0OO-S5O 900.
excellent security. unusual returns.
Call Mr. Bishop, INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES. INC. JU. 9-4561.
LIKE MR.. BLANDINGs. our dream
house cost much more than we ex-
pected. We need $4,000 first
mortgage. so. 20 years Excellent
references. Daleyiew DOGS.
first-trust loan on my S32. 900 we'll
located home. will give option to
purchase as bonus. JE. 2-5244.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY Co, Realtors.
1881 q 1t. NV. ME. 2495.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
wilk buy second trust notes. D. c..
nearby No. Of We; Reasonable rates.
MENT CORE. 1912 N. Y. ave. n W.,
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for LIST.
End and 3rd mortgages: nearby Md.
properties. Call MIR. PERCY. JU.
$4,000. 319 Fig BLDG. Sill. Spg. Md.
LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 8 to year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE.
INC. 1115 Eye ST., NV. MA. GAGS.
END AND Srd TRUST MOTIFS pur-
chased: immediate action. once
open 9 am. to 9 pm. Call or come
in. HUGH B.. CONNER. 1927 K St.
NV, RE. 1850
end TRUSTS. ARLINGTON AREA
Immed. action. McClaine Properties
2100 Wilson Blvd. Arl., IA. 2-33O0
FTRST-TRUST FUNDS available with
no amortization, to 10 years. lib
eral interest rates. PROMPT atten-
A. S. GARDINER & CO.,
REALTORS
1881 L ST. NV. Ma. 1884 81
End TRUSTS
Second trusts wanted. Cash today.
RIA. 1881. Gil. 6676. day or evenings.
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CHESAPEAKE BAY

A rare offering in st. Mary's County,
IT, of excellent beach. Shoreline on
q creek that is improved by two
Arm bungalows. 2-rm. guest house
and the garage has Q liv. rms. The
houses are furnished. Substantial
wharf on creek and 2 row boats are
part Of the sale. Also new Club In:
accessories; and there are other
tools: 2O-acres tillable land. y share
5-acres tobacco, full share S-acres
soy beans and Xmas tree planting
Of $3.50 trees. Price. SEQ. 900. y
cash. THEODORE F. MENK. 927
18th st. NV. Elk. 2740. lie
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

FACE VALUE end TRUST NOTE Of
very well secured. IA. 7-O2s3.
CASH IMMEDIATELY for end trust
notes: reasonable discounts. Call
MR.. STEVENSON. MA. 1882; ewes.
WO. 1041. -21
So, SO per mo-; selling price (.
$3.50. IA. 1850. liz
FIRST TRUST, S4,9S5, payable $40
mo. at &C.,. Owner needs money,
Wen Secured. $4,000 cash.
SECOND TRUST, $4,000. payable
S22.50 mo. at &C.. Behind B and
l. first, ST. 400 cash.
S. Gerstenfeld Realty Co.
Ma. 74O7; Ewes, ia. s129
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IN per month Tickets issued.
LIVINGSTON b CO.. 1928 Il ct.
NV Me 3440 Bonded and u
censed by the District. Open till
6 pm. Saturdays.
End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service Call MA. 6540.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
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 MIR. MILLER
Me. 1920: evenings. LA. 6-6194.
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BOATS

EvINRUDB MOTORS ana Thompson
boats: factory representatives; used
motors and parts; rentals; service
ts Id part so ~ "a Pa saxs 'e Go
sTtEL tass 7 is4s sedan cruiser,
26-ft. Chrysler Ace, $500 or best
offsr oW ySEF,pE EN- a;n SS1S. ewes;
T f4nd sa! less Oh 5haP 5sS e hours Si20
TWO 16-FT. BOATS with air-cooled
engines; excel. cond.; priced reas.
Will haul out and store for the win
Ter at ~ cost to you. Call West
ss SlTft e casiN BOAT. new UNIVERSAL ss
marine motor; must sell; $3.50. 10.
WANTED. late model b-h.p. johnson
R: Evinrude cupboard motor. AID.
sAiLBoAT.. ches., left. good cond.,
so, 81 Pres. Cup; reas. priced; for
s snf Of T ffsfSn' st tR Ss3 xas yacht.
needs repairs. West River 4674.
trailer, used once, S1O5 comp; must
IS CT .AI RAcI fsGni HYDRO 70 Su ic4 can
STIR EL CO. CABIN BIN CRUISER GR ser new
| Gray marine eng; $4,000 or trade
for property equal value. AK. ,9ao.ss'
EvINRUDE BIG TWIN. 1852. like
HYDRO, IS Gu. in. with Crosiey en-
CINE, and trailer; hull and trailer
homemade no 14qna an and t ta good cond,; make
ss ss75o BAY e.. RU &c. s s!ssg; t. EQUIP
SPEED LINER. Corsair, IL It. B. U.
runabout. Equipped Very fast.
Gall ds E g.ssas; $500 or best offer
loft. CABIN SAILBOAT. Ideal day
sailer; PFC less for quick sale. Com
slider Penguin plus cash trade. See
"Javo," Buzzard Point Boat Yard,
ss-TT. STEEL HULL, oak dbl. cabin.
nHsstfe gas see ph Fs,sF ru ar
ming water, auto. bilge pump and
fan; old but fine Lying for two; best
Washington Marina, Slip WA. ST.
s. .oFT; GAFF-R1G sLoop, sheltered
cabin; centerboard' excellent buy.
ICaR.ToP.o 12ra-ft. nodded, mahos.
and line. Reasonable. IA. 6O65.
BOAT. speed, ii #. with 12-h.p. out
board motor. used 2 mos. 81. 5 SG1,
MERCURY oUTBoARD. Hurricane
sSs Also a0t isft boa ases s75 r.
WANTED-cabin cruiser. small Steel
craft CLASS preferred; will paw cash.
3s-FT. RAisED-DECK CRUISER. deck
house, Gray marine engine. ship-to-
shore phone and many other extras:
in good cond.; $4,000 SHADY
OAKS MARINA. West River 60o1.
TROLLING FOR ROCK. trout; blues:
aoosss. For =, RESTRICTIONS. cali
eft. CABIN isS BOAT .i Converted mo-
tor marine engine; new; material
Ing 0q labor Best ssa' oer takes eo' it. Must
sell. HO. 2092. 1920 3rd st. NV.
LIFT. OWENS. sleeps 4. cleo. bilre
blower and pump. fume detector.
dsf ga saa IMAM 9 9ssh. s1 es
o 81 s5sTa5o MoroR-ss h.p. ESin.
rude 1919 model with less than ten
hours running time. Call DE. 903s
t xssE Hssss-iFooTER. twin-screw, mo-
little used; coz system, Oman
auxiliary generator, double planked
hull; in good cond. needs some out
fitting; wide flush walk-around deck
and large 13-ft. cockpit: Asking
ave. s.w Phone CO. 1919. -19
NEW THIS Enthusiastically, Gus
tom-built cupboard cruiser: cost
S1,25O; will sacrifice for $3.50 OF
best offer. Sleeps two. AL. 1914
1 OUTBOARD motor boat. 500. 1
| saflboat. Sl25 Atlantic 0276. Ia
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 40 panel FL; good cond.
S1S5. Call AP. 1922.
INTERNATIONAL PICKUP. XII, 113.
in. wheel base with oak livestock
crate; $500. TO. 56l6.
FORD 1850 F-3; peri. mech. cond.
no reasonable offer refused. Cedar
3-4434. -I9
CHEVROLET 40 h-ton panel, r. and
h.. ladder racks; used very little by
previous owner; $685.. MORRIS &
HUGHES, 1914 Ga. ave. NV. RA
LIZ. -19
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IT'S BEAUTIFUL

With nature In its resplendent glory.
Now is the time to visit CAPE LOCK-
HAVEN on the beautiful South
River, Just 81 miles away, and sc,
lect your vacation or year-'round
domestic. where hunting, fishing and
Grabbing are the order of the day.
See for yourself the community
facilities for your use. Prices start
at S395, with terms to suit your
budget. Dir: Out Central ave. Sc,
to Ri. PA and straight through to
the CAPE LOCKHAVEN sign and the
property. Agents will be at Merry
Knoll Lodge to help you. Sat. and
Sun. from 10 am. It'll dark. JO-
SEPH R. LITTLE, suburban and
waterfront properties. -l9
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AUToMoTiVE MISC.

USED TIRES. all popular sizes. no
Junk, So up: also used radios for
Buick '46-'51. S35: Chev. 40 80
S35; Pontiac '4l-'4s, S33; Univ.
under dash, $50; ia. 1859.
WHY'S EQUIPMENT. r; and h. bat
Reasonable. DU. osSo.
OLDS 1850 "9S"; 5000 miles; motor
Hydra, rear end and other assem-
blies. Fairfax, Va, 263-W-3.
AUTO RADIOS, 4, 81 to $50 Plym-
outh: 40 to 80 Ford. and Al to
dan. S2S5. Call Ii. 7-2343 after
6 pm. Monday.