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Evening star., 1953-01-17
Louise Suggs Leader
In Tampa Women S Golf
By the Associated Press

TAMPA, Fla. Jan. 1.-THE
pros were back in dominating
places in the Tampa Women's
Open golf tournament today
after a second-round surge yes
terday.
Louise Suggs of Cincinnati,
steadiest of all the more than
200 players, put together IA and
73 for a lat at the halfway
point in the $4,000 event.
A stroke behind the defending
champion were Mary Lena
Faulk, the Thomasville, Ga,
amateur who burned up the
course the first day, and Betsy
Rawls, the leading money VIM
ner in 1852. from Spartanburg,
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Reese Is Selected
Player of Year by
New York Writers
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Jan. THAR
old (Peewee) Reese, captain
and veteran snortstop of the
Brooklyn Dodgers, was named
1952's player of the year today
by the New York Chapter of the
Baseball Writers Association of
America.
Reese, first Dodger so honored
since 1945. will receive the Sid
Mercer Memorial Award at the
chapters annual dinner at the
Waldorf-Astoria February /.
A veteran of four World Series,
Reese was the major leagues
base-Stealing champion last sea-
son. pilfering 80 bases in 35 tries.
He also played in all but half
a dozen games and batted .272.
The shortstop. a member of
Brooklyn's 1941 National League
champion team, came to the
Dodgers from Louisville, where
he played. two years in the
American Association.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Platoon
Continued From Page A-8.)

football fatalities. which DR..
Eastwood submitted to the
coaches association last year,
covering sandlot, high school
and college play, he stated:
Recently, with the free sub
stitution rule and defensive and
offensive platoon system, a re-
duction of fatalities has not been
substantially affected"
And he said today this state
ment applies also to injuries
Before the NCAA tossed cut
the two-platoon system, DR..
Eastwood had advised the high
school and college coaches that
to cut fatalities, "a technique
must be developed to keep play
ers warmed up between the Of
fensive and defensive substitu-
tions which have been greatly
increased by the modern pla-
toon system"
Men on Bench Cool Off.
He says players who come out
of a game, sit on the bench a
few plays and then return to
action aren't adequately warmed
up when they go back in.
And even further back. in a
survey report covering the early
'30s when the two-platoon sys-
tenn wasn't in the picture. DR..
Eastwood had written. from the
extensive survey of college foot
ball injuries. it was found that
the greatest number and high
est severity occurred during the
early part of activity. Forty per
cent occurred during the first
20 minutes of a game and the
severity index was highest dur
ing the first 10 minutes.
BY minutes, DR.. Eastwood re-
ferred to actual time and not
elapsed time of a game which
usually takes two hours or more
to play.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
ST. John S Spark|es
In Beating DeMatha;
Turner Is Blair Star

st. Johns will be tough to
stop in the Catholic League this
season. The Johnnies made their
basketball record, 20, in circuit
action last night by rolling over
DeMatha. 1924, while George
town Prep got 46-44 overtime
edge on Priory in a double
header at DeMatha.
Coach Joe Gallagher used all
his st. Johns players with Ralph
Hawkins getting 20 points to
take scoring honors. Peter Dell
sank two foul shots to get Prep
its victory after Priory's Bob
Rabbit, the games top scorer
with 13 points, sent the game
into overtime with a layup Is
seconds before the buzzer.
Blair Beats Gonzaga.
Other Catholic League teams
met with mixed success outside
the circuit. Montgomery Blair's
Bill Turner tossed in II points
to pace his team to 53-46 vic
tory over GonZaga and Cliff
Crispin hit for 81 to lead Char
lotte Hall to a 50-35 decision
over Carroll.
ST. Anthony's upheld the Cath
olic League prestige by rolling
over Landon, 66-35. The TONES
Harvey Dant scored 81 points
and Jack Sullivan made IS. ST.
Paul's Cancelled it's game with
Friends when neither Jay Man.
ming nor Bob Russell, St. Paul's
coaches, were available.
Bladensburg took a 10 lead
in the Prince Georges County A
League by whipping Northwest
ern, 54-37. Joe Pacen led the
Blades with Is points.
Armstrong, behind Wilfred
Rice's 81 points. beat Dunbar,
53-48, and Phelps with Jim
Payne's Is points leading the
way, edged Cardozo, 1882, in a
Negro Interhigh doubleheader at
Spingarn.
Falls Church Victor.
Northern Virginia's Falls
Church beat Woodward Prep.
1928, and George Mason routed
NokeSville, $40. but Fairfax
lost to Hopewell, Va, 43-38. Tom
Boswell made IA points for
Fairfax.
Dave Allison hit for % points
as Bethesda Chevy Chase rolled
over Rockville, 66-40.
In other Maryland action,
Laurel, behind 10 points at half
time, rallied to get past Oxon
Hill, 1896; Frederick SaSscer
edged Surrattsville, 57-54; Lackey
routed Margaret Brent, 1925;
Damascus froze the ball to give
Gaithersburg it's first defeat of
the season, 39-37. and Sherwood
lost, 45-41, to Stuyvesant Prep
of Warrenton, Va.
Fairmont Heights rolled over
Bel Alton, 1926.
Evening star., 1953-01-17

McMenamin, 6-foot-3 pivotman
who scored IL points and played
a fine game, still were weak
from influenza.
McMenamin. further handi-
capped by a torn cartilage in
his left knee, got up from a
sick bed to play last night with
out practicing once this week.
Only two Presidents attended
workouts yesterday and few
more than that were on the
court daily all week. but a sec
ond-half rally which wown for
CIV.
Washington-Lee lead, 1919, at
the first quarter and 1917 at
the half. In the third quarter,
the Generals made only one
point while CIV tailed seven
and held a 24-20 lead at the
end of the quarter. The Gen.
erals continued to miss shots
from the floor and the foul line
during the final period as the
Presidents kept their advantage.
Generals Never Rally.
So poor was the Generals sec
ond-half shooting that after Tom
Hockersmith's layup in the first
IS seconds of the fourth quarter
WI didn't score from the floor
until the final minutes. This in
accuracy, following the fatal
third period, when they had
failed to sink a field goal, ruined
the Generals chances.
Doran had special praise for
McMenamin and Doug Flem-
ming. "McMenamin is an A
student, president of the senior
class and a fine basketball play
err" Doran said. He gave an
exceptional performance out
there. Flemming (who made six
foul shots in the second half
was especially good. He and Bill
Morton had to carry most of the
load. as the others still were
weak"
Evening star., 1953-01-17

in their shooting, but the differ
ence was that CIV tried fewer
field goals and controlled the
ball more. The Presidents made
eight of 81 shots from the floor,
but won the game at the foul
line with 19 accurate tosses in
80 attempts.
Both teams were undefeated
before last nights battle and
the victory was the 500th in
the 25-year coaching career of
GW's Rasty Doran. Doran has
piloted his Presidents to IL
straight Northern Virginia titles.
He probably will win another
crown if his club can beat WI
in a return game February 13.
CIV Plays Under Handicap.
WI was rated No. scholastic
team in the area off it's record
of five straight victories before
last nights loss while CIV,
ranked No. 3, now is unbeaten
in five games.
The Presidents were not to be
denied Doran'S 50Oth victory.
Most of the team, including Les
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Catholic U. Cagers Bow
In Rally by Baltimore

Catholic University's basket
ball team gave Baltimore Uni
versity a close battle for the
first half of their game last
night, but Baltimore had every
thing its own way in the second
half for a 73-48 victory.
The Cardinals held the de-
Tending MaSon-Dixon Confer
ence champions to a 1928 half
time lead in the game at Gu.
Andy Balint and Hal Freeman
were the scorers who kept Gu in
the game. but they went out on
fouls in the second half.
Ed Anderson of Baltimore. who
finished as the games high
scorer. got 10 of his II points
in the first half. The defeat
was the 18th in a row for Gu.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
GaviIan Sharpens Timing
For Bout With CardeI

Welterweight Champion Kid
Gavilan of Cuba staged his first
workout in Washington yester-
day in preparation for next
Wednesday nights bout at Uline
Arena against Vic Cardell.
In a workout at Billy Ed
wards gymnasium, the Cuban
Kid concentrated on sharpening
his timing against Sparmates
Stonewall Jackson and Randy
Brevard.
The champion has additional
public drills scheduled today. to-
morrow and Monday. Cardell,
from Hartford, Conn.,, is due
here tomorrow.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Busy Day Is Scheduled
For Squosh Rucqueters

A heavy playing schedule to-
day will take the University
Clubs invitation suqash rae
quets tournament through the
quarter finals, leaving the semi
finals and final for tomorrow.
Leading the field is Harry Con-
lon, current national champion,
who won his opening match yes
terday over Ed Roorbach, 80.
In a closer match. Germaine
Glidden, three times a national
champion. got past 1t. Col. Ed
win Black, 80.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Johnny Arduini KO'd
In, Spurtonburq Bout
By the Associoted Press

SPARTANBURG. S c., Jan.
17.-Harry (Pappy) Gault of
Spartanburg knocked out Johnny
Arduini of Washington, D. c.. in
the fifth round of a scheduled
10 last night.
A crowd of, 1900 saw Gault
finish off Arduini with a right
to the chin at 1::35 of the fifth.
Evening star., 1953-01-17

nope TO win.
w a shington-
Lee High had
t his woeful
shooting aver
age last night
a n d dropped
a 35-29 deci-
sion to George
Washing t o n
High of Alex
andria.
The crowd
of 2,750 in the
WI gymna-
Sium saw both
%1@~o~ xr,0- ~F
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Holy Trinity Coins Leod

Holy Trinity moved into first
place in the CYO girls basket
ball league yesterday by topping
st. Anthony's. 59-46. In other
games. St Patrick's defeated St.
Paul's. $3.50, and Holy Name
won over Sacred Heart. 41-27.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
CIV Hands WI First Beotinq
ToGet CoochHis 5OOth Win

A basketball team can't sink
only 10 shots out Of 81 from the
floor while hitting on but nine
free throws in 20 attempts and
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Howard Wrestlers Score

Howard University'S wrestling
team defeated Lincoln, 1912, at
Howard yesterday for it's third
victory against one defeat.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
AntoneIIi Coqe Star, Too

Pitcher Johnny Antonelli tossed
in is points last night to lead
Fort Myers basketball team to
a 75-48 victory over Arlington
Hall
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Your friends
and relatives
will treasure
these
outstanding
souvenirs
Of the
Presidential
inaugural

Woshineton's most
complete coveroge Of
the colorfuI inaugural
events appears
over q three-doy
period in The Stor's
editions Of January
.l9. 20 and II.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-06-01

TO 10
MAN his will be glad of
MONTANA FARMER STOCK
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-06-01

system which does not fit a farm,
equal danger exists in buying new
system unless careful consideration
is given to the factors which influ-
ence the design and operation of the
sprinkler system. Generally speak
ing, sprinkler equipment dealers can
be relied upon to design systems
properly. However, it is possible
for farmer to purchase various
parts of sprinkler equipment and
assemble his own system.
A sprinkler system must be de-
signed to fit the farm on which it
is to be used, taking into considera-
ton the maximum water require
ments of the crops grown through
out the normal rotation. In general,
revolving head sprinkler systems
must meet the following perform
ance requirements:
l. Application Rate-Water should
not be applied at rate faster than
the soil will take it in. However, it
should be applied fast enough to
prevent excessive evaporation loss.
2. Depth of Application-At the
point of lightest application, tn
amount of water applied for an irri-
cation should not be greater than
can be held by the soil within the
root zone of the crop. Greater
amounts should be applied only
when teaching is necessary to re-
move harmful salts.
3. System CapacitY-There should
be enough equipment, and of suf-
ficient size, to replenish soil mois-
ture at a rate at least equal to the
peak rate of use by the crop, taking
into consideration the highest water
use crop in normal rotation.
A. Uniformity of Application-Wa-
ter should be applied as uniformly
over the field as is practicable The
point of Ightest sprinkling should
usually have a depth of application
of at least 80 per cent of the aver
age depth applied over the field.
The uniformity of application is af-
fected by variations between dis
charges of the individual sprinklers
along a lateral and on different lat
erals. 1t is also affected by the uni
formity of spray distribution with
in the effective area of individual
sprinklers.
S. Economical Pipe Sizes-The in
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-06-01

itial cost of smalI-sized main and
lateral pipelines is less than larger
pipes. However, smalI-size pipe
lines require more power than 1arg-
er pipelines because of increased wa
ter friction. This increases the cost
of sprinkler system operation. The
distribution pipe size should be such
that there is an economical balance
between pipe cost and power cost.
6. Crop Damage-Water must be
applied in such a manner that it
will not physically damage the crop.
If you are in the market for a
sprinkler system, shop around
among various dealers, but don't
buy the cheapest system they offer
because usually the cheaper system
does not have enough lateral or
sprinkler heads included to permit
you to irrigate the farm properly
during the high water demand peri
cd of your crop. Here, as in most
cases, you get just what you pay for.
The lack of adequate moisture
during the peak growing season re-
suits in lowered production in
some crops and, in other crops, low
er grade produce. There is less in
come any way you look at it. The
cheapest sprinkler system m ay
prove very expensive in the overall
seasonal operation if it is under
designed for the farm.
No Cure-aIl
Proper design alone is only one
half the key to success with a
sprinkler irrigation system. 1t should
be run in keeping with good irri-
cation practices. Too often farmers
have the mistaken impression that
sprinkler system is "cure-all"
for all irrigation problems.
How should a sprinkler system be
era1 general rules that should be
followed.
1. Irrigate only when the crop
needs to be irrigated. Keep in mind
that there is a time lag for COM
plete coverage of the farm with a
sprinkler system. Once you get be-
hind crop needs it is rather diff
cult to catch up because of the limit
of the capacity of the system. Test
ing the soil moisture will determine
when to irrigate. If soil moisture is
adequate over the entire farm, shut
Evening star., 1953-01-17
GARAGES

3I6 G ST. S.W. AND 1913 d ST. Sc.
Single metal garages, suitable stor-
FEDERAL RENTAL CO. 9ib New
York ave. NV: Ma. STAG lie
storing trunks; any location. State
all details. Box ASST, Star. 10"
VI. 37th AND CALVERT SITS. NV.
12x24 brick, loft. overhead doors;
S12 mo. JA S-037l, lis
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the Public Buildings Service. Gen
eral Services Administration, in RIM.
7104. General Services Regional Of
fee Building. 9TH and D sts. s.w..
Washington 20. D. c., until 100
am, January 10, 1858, and then
United States Government approxi-
mately 5000 net usable square feet
of space for use as laboratories in
the northwest section of Washing
ton, D. c. or nearby metropolitan
area of Maryland. Invitation and
TI04 In the above-named building.
J, C. JUNEK, Assistant Chief. Real
Estate nirisinfn
Evening star., 1953-01-17
TRUCKS FOR SALE

sTT9gEBAKER Isyg saId 1Sa 1S4s - s,ton truck;
over payments. Cali AP. 7-5SO7.
GMC 1946 dump. Model so2. with 2
yd. body, 2-speed axle and S.25x2C
tires; $3.50 or best offer: can ar.
range financing. WA. 7-272S:,
CHEVROLET 1949 ia-ton panel; one
owner: compl. reconditioned and
guaranteed; finished like new; $500
Also. 1850 Chevrolet pickup. Sold
Also, I946 ,chsvTolet Is-ton panel
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., INC,
7725 Wis. ave-. OIL. 4-61O0. 10
1850 de luxe pickup;
LOCO mi, Bousht new and used as
STet Overload G.a springs, 3r Radio and heater.
rage. Can be seen rear 2919 Belle
after 6:30 pm. Wo. 6-o9ie. go
FORD AS panel truck; 10000 actual
miles; S655. After on weekdays,
F6kD ki '1Sia 1862 s-cylinder sed.: delivery iS
matte dr., r. h., turn signals. spot
light, very low mileage with a new
truck warranty; S1,995. CHERNER
MOTOR CO. I'LL Florida ave.
NV no. 10000. -17
WILLYS 1850 pickup truck, with
heater. A bright rugged job for
man who wants q truck like this.
it will go easily at 1895. Come and
get il at this sales price. BROAD
STREET MOTORS. 1901 West
Broad ST.; Falls Church. Open
evenings. Authorized Ford dealer.
oHEv: 40 s . 1s-ton panel; heater: 1
owner; $S25. JA. S-2014. -1S
DODGE. 19i6-2-ton. long wheelbase,
10 foot fiat body, excellent running
condition. good tires; $475. Engle-
side 22-W-13. Is
DODGE 1852 11s-ton stake; 2-speed
rear; turn and running lights,
heater, booster brakes, 1O-ply tires;
400 miles; 1 owner; $1,000. Lo.
CHEvROLET 1850 k-ton panel:
clean; less than is. 900 miles: l tor
shape; 81 ,O50. OIL. 2-0762 exc. Sun.
FORD '3s lat. pnl: 80 mtr.. Sl65.
Mod. A pickup. $50. Also mtr. cycle,
$35. All 8, $500. TU. 2-3974. lis
CHEVROLET 1916 Hat. van; won
derful condition; runs peri; fine
tires; sacrifice, S425. RE. 1896. =
1850 la-TON PICKUP;
clean; excel. condition; SS45.
dition throughout; S675. SHERIFF
MOTOR CO.. 900 Rhode Island
ave. ne. AD. 2-50OO. is
.. Cy.1
Evening star., 1953-01-17
HoATS

BUYING OR SELLNG-Consult us
first. largest Yacht brokers In the
NG46pN AsfNSAa ssfS Aares o6 THE MsDs WASH sys
sy RE 7-4797
RuNABOUT-14-ft. Century. Solid
mahog. runabout. Fully equip.
Windshield, steering wheel in. etc.
Engine 1858 Johnson 25-h.p. Used
only 3 hrs. with trailer and all
access. Lille preserver. $3.50. Call
CRUISER WANTED, 4o-46 it.. twin
screw, raised deck, 1885 or newer;
prefer double cabin and fly bridge;
must be good-looking boat but may
need lot of surface work done;
must stand survey. E. POWELL,
AP. 7-S1O0 days, Ell. 6-39S3 week
ends and ewes.
WANTED TO BUY IMMEDIATELY
A small cruiser. Please write Box
2S6-Y, Star. lis
BOATS, 9S or 80 IT; late-model
cabin cruiser. For cash. Box 15-
T, Star. IS"
Evening star., 1953-01-17

SPARTAN 81. mod. 3O-ft. Alum
F. with toilet, shower. Lot 140.
Woodley Hills CT. Rt. /. Alex. is
HEETER TRAILER SALES--Cherry
Hill Trailer Park Route 1, College
Park. Md. authorized dealer for sew
eral makes of new and used house
trailers. WE. 5-51l1.
LIBERTY HOUSE TRAILER priced
for quick sale. Excel. cond., new
furniture. VIOLET TRAILER PARK,
on 20 and 211 west of Kamp Wash
ington, near Fairfax IS.
2-H0RSE PULLMAN TRAILER with
tack room, Very good cond. Reas.
at $3.50. HERBY'S. INC, Ford
Va. Phone King 9-0374 is
WANTED-Good trailer, as part pay
ment on 5-bedrm. frame house;
top condition. EN-. 3-290I. 10
TRAILER. sturdy luggage trailer, $50;
also portable elec. sewing machine,
S25; garden tools, etc. Trades con-
sidered if you have something
need that you don't. Call ia.
HoGsE TRAILER, 81 it.; $500. WA.
1850 PENTAGON left. trailer, all
aluminium; sleeps 4; like new; must
sell. Phone UN. 1891. Is
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

party will pay all
cash for clean 80 or 81 convert.
FAIR. AR HON HONEST { AprRArsALs 90 q all
PoNI1Sc. % ff isss 81 isSus' 6 n'w @'EF 81
WESTERN W 'PG BUYER has immed cash
for nice low mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES 76l2 Ga ave. RA. 6-1l22
SOUTHERN rr I!NsIs! BUYER Ter in % town for for one on,
CONVERTiBLE wANTED for top
cash price. See DONALD MOTORS.
1877 Fla. ave. ne. ME. s-7171.
WANTED--1940 and 1941 Fords
Pay highest cash prices. Phone LA.
6-270C between 10 am. and 6 pm
wANTED-Prewar Ma or singer;
price, or not condition is
Prewar pickup truck or station
wagon; price most important thing.
Call JU.. $500, Ext. 33, until 4
pm; JE. 3-0623 after $3.50 pm.
NEED 20 TO 50 clean, lase-model
vfRGNa sHfas iGr MoToR ST Rifa BALES fssh 7if GifS
Wash. St, Alex, Va. OV. $4,000.
open sundays. 10 to 3. 10
POSTWARS-WANTED
For clean 1946-47-4S-49 Fords.
Chevorlets and others also. We are
paying highest prices In area for
these particular makes and models.
Open Q to g. LLOYD'S AUTO
SALES, 5100 Ga. ave. NV. TU.
2-2626. lis
Wanted Immediately
10 clean cars daily SO to So models
until We supply the demand from
our Southern dealers. Top cash
prices paid. We handle all title de-
tails HOYLE MOTOR SALES. l34h
Que st NV, DU. 7.S300
ANY MAKE OR MODEL
We need 100 cars, late models and
prewar. Drive in with your title for
more cash or viii pay OF balance
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 wisconsin
ave NV. EN-. 3-0l41.
CADILLACS WANTED
'41-'62 models. See US before you
trade or sell your Cadillac We win
pay you top cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. i345 Cue ct. NV.
nII 2-E20n
Evening star., 1953-01-17

bEALE
bedrm.. year-around home, in re-
stricted Owings Beach. Large liV.
rm. bath. Kitchen. din. rm. Nice
fenced lot. Garage. A rare bargain
at $3.50. on reasonable terms.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Large modern
house, arranged in . apis. (or can
easily be used singly). Contains 4
bedrms;. y baths, incl. porches.
Located in Owings Beach, on huge
corner lot. Special winter price,
B. NJ. oDuM
Several other desirable waterfront
properties at off-season prices, be-
ana call Mr.. Rice on West River
SHIPWRIGHT STREET - On the
water, brick and little gem. This
home is one of the most admired
in Annapolis; has 3 bedrooms. q
study and two baths. OF course. a
beautiful living room and dining
heating plant. Other things you will
like include several freplaces, the
porcheS,. gardens, oil heat and. of
course. the water at your back door.
AN S-ACRE WATER FRONT, on
Church Creek GA feet of water in
q grand harborl. The studio-type
living room with view Of water from
3 sides is fine and the modern
kitchen and dining room are in
keeping with the house. Also a bed
room and study and tile bath on
1St floor. Upstairs, = bedrooms and
q bath.
AT BAY RIDGE. directly on the Bay
One Of this beautiful resorts most
desirable year-around homes, com
pletely and beautifully furnished.
Large lawn and spacious screened
porches. Living room with fireplace,
dining room, q very modern kitchen,
two bedrooms and q bath on the
1irst floor and upstairs two nice
bedrooms and q bath. Showers,
laundry, oil heat.
Joseph D. Lazenby, Realtor
216 Main St.. Annapolis, Nd.
Phone 1884
Evening star., 1953-01-17
AVIATION

T-CRAFT '46 WINDSTORM LOSS,
800 hrs. since new, engine, instru-
LO. 4-0077 is
FLYING CLUB, members. S5-h.p
Ercoupe Club, desires additional
members. Entrance fee 500 payable
80 days, monthly dues SO. Call
MI; Slattery. CAB, ST. $4,000. Ext.
1906. 10
Evening star., 1953-01-17
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FLORDA-Income prop
erty good for widow or elderly cou-
pie. Small apartment for sale OF
exchange. Income $3.50 per month al
low rentals, Price. $4,000. Write
sT. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA-2-fam.
lily fiat: 5 and 8 rooms on water
front, one block from center of city;
$4,000. easy terms, or will ex-
JOHN F. KOLAR, P. o. Box 264
Orlando, Florida. is
DEsOTo AcR.. 2-acrs
homesites. ST ,2S5; l0es dn.. Sis mo
CLAUDE WOOD. ReaItor. Ju. $1,000
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AUTOS B TRUCKS WANTED
(Continued.)

DEALER FROM N. c.
Pay big prices for SO to 40 cars.
6S06 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 3-QS44.
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End TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

Second trusts wanted. Top price paid
Cash today. RA. 6-22S1, ia. S-6R76
day or evenings "a
Evening star., 1953-01-17
II you are interested in the purchase
OF a homesite and have not seen
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

VIRGINIA BUILDER has urgent need
OF D to 20 lots with all improve
rouse. Write Box 25S-R. Star. -17
WANT TO SEE LOTS in Chevy Chase,
D. c. Builder. WO. 6-7127, OIL. =
29S9. 10
BUILDER IN IMMEDIATE need of
Semidetached lots in D. c. Reply
Box 437-T. Star. lis
Colored Apt. Ground
In D. c.. wanted by builder. Call
DU. 7-133l. is