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Evening star., 1953-09-20
Tourist-CIuss
Comforts Added
In New Liner

NEW YORK.-The new SWed-
ish-A m erican. cruiser liner,
Kungsholm, due to arrive here on
its maiden voyage in December,
will offer comforts in tourist class
that heretofore only flrst-class
voyageurs have been able to
enjoy. The new Kungsholm will
have large, light-colored outside
staterooms. Portfolios will let
in sunshine and fresh, salty
breeZeS.
Every stateroom also will have
a private bathroom with toilet
and shower, providing privacy
and convenience not generally
available to tourist-class pas
sengers.
The ship is completely air con-
ditioned. BY simply turning a
knob in his stateroom, every
tourist-claSs passenger will be
able to select the precise tenn
perature and humidity preferred.
The fares from New York to
Gothenburg in Kungsholm's
tourist class are announced to
begin at $2O5. OF the a626
tourist class accommodations
aboard, 81 staterooms are for two
passengers only. while eight have
three berths and the rest four
berths.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Motoring From Washington
To Akron and
Cleveland, Ohio
By Wolter w. Hubbard
Amerieon .Avtomebile Assoeiotion

Cleveland, Ohio, is a city OF
extreme contrasts. With Akron.
rubber capital Of the world"
it makes an area well worth an
extended weekend visit.
Nearly so nationalities are rep
resented in Cleveland's growing
population, more than half of
whom are foreign born or of
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Lake George Resorts
ProIono Season

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.-More
than half of the cabins and
other establishments at this
resort will remain open through
September, and most of them
until the middle of October, to
accommodate the thousands
who annually come to Lake
George to view the famous fall
foliage display. Reduced rates
are the rule.
OF the 200-odd tourist estab-
lishments, more than half are
equipped with heating facilities.
Sightseeing boats will con-
tinue their regular scheduled
trips until the end of Septem-
ber, supplemented by speed
boats as long as passengers wish
to ride.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Prints at Library

An impressive roster of the
worlds most noted artists of
the last century or so is repre-
sented in group of about 80
prints newly on display at the
Library of Congress.
The prints are mostly ad-
ditionS to the j. and E. r. Pen
nell collection. Among addi-
tions to the Gardiner Greene
Hubbard collection is a rare
aquatint. view of the Sub
urbs of the City of Washing
ton," by G. I. Parkyns, that
will be of especial interest here.
There is, however, some
thing for virtually every ar
tistic taste in this showing.
In PenneII Collection
The PennelI acquisitions in
clude two woodcuts by Paul
Gaugin. lie Porteur de Fei"
and "L'univers est Cree" done
while he was in Tahiti, and a
color lithograph, eau Moulin
Rouge" by Henri de Toulouse
Latrec. freshly in the popular
interest via the recent novel
and film on his times.
There are color Autographs
by Bonnard, WILLARD, Dau-
mier and Manet, and an etch-
ing by Jean Louis Forain of
courtroom scene fame. Among
the contemporary French art
its represented are PicaSso.
Duffy and Braque.
Two poignant etchings by
the German artist. Kathe
Kollwitz, are Woman and
Dead Child" and by the
Church Wall" and a woodcut,
'The Widow" is another in
cluded work by that artist.
There is THE Waltz" one
of the most famous etchings
by Anders Zorn of Sweden; two
''Grotesques." by the contem-
porary Israeli artist, Jacob
Steinhardt, and two of Goya's
bull-ring scenes.
MeXico'S Diego Rivera, Ru-
flno Tamayo, Abelardo Avila,
Carlos Alvarado Lang, Leo
poldo Mendez, Alfredo Zalce
and Jose Guadalupe PoSada,
the woodcutting master, rep
resent their country's fine art.
Most Are From America
There are other illustrious
foreign names, but more than
Evening star., 1953-09-20
z Colonial Residences
BeinQ Reconstructed

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Re-
construction of two 18th century
residences at the eastern edge
Of the 216-acre restored Colonial
area here has been started as
part of the restoration under
way in this historic city.
The David Morton house and
the Jackson house and store,
both typical of the simpler
residences of the Colonial period
here, are being rebuilt on their
original sites according to their
18th century plan.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

One Of o series on motoring from
Washington. Clip ond soye it for
future reference.
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cent counties, will be held in
the Red Barn. Mrs. Arthur H.
Schmidt is chairman and will
be assisted by Mrs. Thomas M.
Cooley.
A three-judge jury will
award prizes in the various
classes. Members of the jury
will be Henry B. Caldwell,
assistant director of the Cor
coran Art Gallery, Washing
ton; Mitchell Jameson, Wash
ington, former Navy combat
artist, and Eleanor Swenson
Quandt, former curator of
American art at the Corcoran
Art Gallery.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Art News
Wood Cut Show
At National
By Horriet Griffiths

A special exhibition of wood
cuts by Frank Wallace is being
shown by the Division of
Graphic Arts of the National
Museum. 1t will be on view in
the print gallery of the Smith
sonian Institution through Oc-
tober 4.
Mr.. Wallace, director of the
Vermont Summer Art School
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Duke Homestead Open

DURHAM, N. C.-The CEN
tury -old Duke homestead. where
the founders of tobacco and
power fortunes and benefactors
Of Duke University lived, is now
open to the public on Sunday
afternoons from 2:30 until $50
without charge. The homestead
is about three miles north of
Durham, a short distance of
U. S. highway SOL.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

of Natural History, Geological
Park, Dunham Tavern, Nela
Park, Cleveland Cultural Gar
dens and Euclid Beach Park.
Salem, prior to the War Be-
tween the States, was headquar-
terS for the Anti-Slavery Society
in this part of Ohio, and was an
underground railroad station"
East Liverpool, in one of the
loveliest sections of the upper
Ohio River Valley, is famed for
its porcelain and pottery fac
tories.
Stotue to McGuffey
Washington, Pa, is famed for
its glassware factories and it's
great colleges. William Holmes
McGuffey, pioneer educator, is
honored there by q statue to the
man who prepared and edited
McGuffey's Reader. Henry Ford,
who had the monument placed
there, moved the log cabin in
which McGuffey was born to
Greenfield Village, Dearborn,
Mich.
At Uniontown, the Fall Foliage
Festival in the third week in
October draws huge crowds of
motorists and tourists.
Overnight stops could be made,
during the journey, at Akron,
Cleveland and Cumberland.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Locol Artists
At the Colony

an exhibition of the work of
Dorothy Kurgans Goldberg,
including oils, water colors
and drawings. Mrs. Goldberg
recently moved to Washington
from Chicago. She is the wife
of an attorney and the
mother of a daughter and a
son.
She attended the Art Insti-
tute of Chicago and is a grad
uate of the University of Chi
cago. She also has studied
with Karl Knaths in his class
at the Phillips Gallery here.
She has exhibited in shows
here and in Chicago.
Her exhibition at the COL
ony includes a variety of SUBJ
ject matter and technique.
There is an especially appeal
ing set of three "Contempla-
tive Lady" sketches among the
works.
In others, Mrs. Goldberg
draws literally on her sur
roundings in the modern world
as vehicles of expression-the
convention speaker, the steel
strike agreement, press pho
tographers, the comics and
space images. magazine covers,
billboards and other advertise
ments. She feels that an alb
straction should be something
she has experienced.
1t is an interesting show by
an artist relatively new to the
Washington scene. Mrs. Gold
berg had her first one-man
show last April in Chicago at
Bordelon Designs.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

Florence Berrymon, the Stor's Art
| Critic, is owoy on vacation.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

half the works in the eXhibi-
ton are by artists of the
United States. They include
George Bellows, John Sloan,
Mary Cassatt and Ernest Has
kell.
A striking self f-portrait by
Mauricio LanSansky, a litho-
graph by Rockwell Kent and
a brilliant color woodcut of a
guinea fowl by Janet Turner
are some examples of work by
contemporary artists of this
country. There are many
more.
LocoI Artists
Washington area artists rep
resented include Rudolph Won
HUM, with a color woodcut,
Pictorial Playground; Mar
guerite Kumm, a wood engrav-
ing, Capitol Corridor" and
Jacob Kainen, an acquatint,
Marine Apparition."
Mr.. Kainen has an exhibi-
ton Of paintings this month
at Grand Central Moderns in
New York.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Waterford Show

The fourth annual art ex-
hibit sponsored by the Water
ford Foundation, Inc, will be
held in Waterford. Va. Octo-
ber 2 and 3 in connection with
the foundations annual ex-
hibit of handcrafts.
The exhibit. open to resi-
dents of Loudoun and adja-
Evening star., 1953-09-20

foreign-born parentage. Another
interesting contrast is found in
the beauty Of its polo fields as
compared to the steel mills. Oil
ref1neries and lumber mills on
the Flats and in the wide valley
of the Cuyahoga River.
It's Terminal Tower Building
is the tallest in the United States
outside of New York City.
The approach suggested in this
tour mapped by the American
Automobile Association, includes
Hagerstown, Md. historic Fred
erick and part Of the PennSyl-
vania turnpike, Somerset, Pa.
is the heart Of the county of
the same name which is the eec-
ond largest producer of maple
syrup in the nation. Somerset
County has an altitude of over
1000 feet, so the autumn color
ing nj Pennsylvania will be de-
lightful at this time Of the year.
Pittsburgh By-Possed
Pittsburgh is bypassed on the
north and the Pennsylvania
turnpike is followed to a point
about II miles southeast of
Youngstown. Ohio. Mill Creek
Park, the Natural History Mu-
scum, the Pioneer Pavilion and
the Butler Art Institute are
worth visiting in Youngstown.
At Deerfield, the road forks
one way to Akron, the other way
to Cleveland.
Akron will interest motorists
because virtually all Of the tires
they use are produced in this
part of Ohio. Guided tours of the
plants are offered visitors Mon
days through Fridays. The
worlds largest fishing tackle fac
tory is located there. and that
will interest sportsmen.
Worth visiting in Cleveland
are the Mall, Museum of Art,
the Garfield Memorial, Museum
Evening star., 1953-09-20
HenIopen Stuys Open

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del
Requests for reservations have
prompted the management of the
new Henlopen Hotel to remain
open until November l. The ho-
tel will operate strictly on the
European plan basis, at reduced
rates.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

Critic, is owoy on vacation. ..
in Greensboro, VT, is repre-
sented in the permanent COL
lections of six museums, in
Guiding the Museum of Mod
ern Art in New York, the Al
bertina Museum in Austria
and the Museo Sac Paulo in
Brazil.
A native of Toledo, Ohio,
he attended Andover Phillips
Academy and was graduated
from Amherst College. He con-
tinued his art studies at the
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine
Arts and the Art Students
League, and, obtained a mas
ter'S degree in art education
at the New York University.
In Europe and Mexico
He went on to study in Eu-
rope and Mexico. Many of his
subjects are taken from archi-
lecture here and abroad. The
current exhibition includes
westminster Abbey" "St.
Etienne du Mont" and "Notre
Dame, Paris" the latter a ma
jestic study in black and dusky
blue.
His purpose, however"
notes Jacob Kainen, curator
Of the Graphic Arts Division,
lis not to record but to inter-
pref freely, making use of IA
miliar forms as design ele-
mentS.
This outlook is carried into
his other subjects, still life,
landscapes and occasional
pieces based upon abstract
ideas"
Unusual in his color work,
Mr.. Wallace achieves subdued,
potterylike hueS which he
sometimes uses in unexpected
juxtaposition. In a study en-
titled Flowers" he combines
brown, gray. purple and black.
His bold block abstraction,
Madrid" moves in earth red,
green, yellow and states as one
of the most colorful works in
the Rroup.
Evening star., 1953-08-01
TRUCKS FOR SALE
BUICK 40 Super de l. station wagon;
almost new: sacrifice, $995. terms. /
ROPER" Sth and r. l. ave. ne.

BUICK 40 Super de l. station wagon;
ROPER" 18th and r. l. ave. ne.
DODGE '46 1a-ton panel delivery;
/ will sacrifice at $50 Tor quick
cash sale. NO. 7-75l5 =:
u FORD 80 pickup. Never used; New
I car title ard guarantee. viii trade
for later model car or truck, plus
cash; Can arrange terms. Call ME.
CHEVRS0LET 1852 1M.ton, insulated
van body with bunker and blower;
only 5000 mi: like new. Cost over
WAY MoToRs. $500 MINI. ave
FORD 40 rs chassis and cab; q
speed rear: S.25x2O tires This truck
complstely reconditioned. $7s5.
PARKWAY FORD, 3051 NJ st. NV.
AD 2-01s5. Open q to .. closed
INTfEERNATloNAL METRO. walk-in
truck, recond. and repainted, tip
tion 1851 Bladensbure rd ne ID
CHEVROLET 1851 acton panel: re-
conditioned and repainted; in tip
TOP top co9dition; s995. PARlkNWyAslY r y a.
FoRD ORD isso i g F-s ,4-.on express: with
front. 750xl7 rear; truck recondi-
TONED. repainted. ready for work:
SS95. PARKWAY FORD 305l N
BoYEkToMN isCton pssE.s. aslis:
| from: ass, AIS and '4s's, no reas,
| offer will be refused. MANDELL
| CHEVROLET. INC. 1900 Nichols
ave. Sc. LU. 4-4400. a
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To Discriminating Buyer
Deale Beach. Special BARGAIN
WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT

CEDARHURST- -ON-BAY, Md, Oak
st; furp. cottage, garage; Aug /;
adults; shown week ends. Phone WO
FURHisHED COTTAGE. facing water,
and September. ALEX BOYD. Back
Bay Beach. Churchton, Md. Tele-
phone Jackson S-5055 or West River
SEVERN RIVER. near new Annapolis
Washington expressway - One and am
private beach and pier: beautiful
spot: month or season. Colonial
3-36S5 Annapolis. =
WOODLAND BEACH, % mi. D. c.
Mod, cottage; sleeps. SIS: $40 w6.
up: immed. posses. Annapolis '5339.
SHERWOOD FOREST Ept. in lodge.
rest Of season. Three hedrmS,. ,
baths. 7. r. FITzGERALn.n; cottage
No $50, Maid Marian Hill. Phone
COLONIAL BEACH-EMILY'S BEACH
HAVEN on Potomac; cottages. de-
tached apts.; spacious, cool: all elec
baths hot water: pvt. pier: swim.
f,sh. crab; games: safe for children;
BAY FRONT-Immacula 6-rm. cot
tage directly on Chesapeake Bay IN
exclusive North Beach Park. Soft
screened porch facing water: !
OeQrmS-- separate Qltl. Ftl-- SicC. Nil.
modern bath: S75 wk. or $500 mo.
see OWNER on premises. Davis cot
tage lot 4. blk. 4. North Beach Park.
CAPE 6oCH HAvEN-Modern 2-bed-
rm. cottage avail. through August;
$50 per wk. win sell. CIR. 3-3O24.
CoTTAGEs-Elec range and refgr.;
accomo. 6; beautiful view, good
swimming. sandy beach: $50 and
S35 wk. LA. 6-5396. 3
COTTAGE-North Beach Park, Hol-
land Pit. Md. Weekly or mo. rates,
Reas. CO. 5-6s53 or OIL. 2-7S19
BRAND-NEW COTTAGE. fronting
ocean. ; miles south Of Bethany,
Del; 100 #. from high tide: , bed
rms. Iiv. rm. with fireplace. lge.
screened porch: compl, modern
plumbing. elec. kit; available Aug.
a-22: 500 per wk. Phone OIL.
2-S35f. Mon. and afternoons -
BAY-FRONT COTTAGE. sleeps s.;
ami. screened DorcheS: 36 miles
from Capital; restricted community.
Week ends. see FRANK SMITH. Cape
Anne; near Deale. Weekdays. phone
SCIENTISTS CLIFF. Port Republic.
Md cottage. furn. except for
bed linen, avail. today for college
graduate. Scattered vacancies later.
See waterfront sale ads. Call MRS.
MILES today. Prince Frederick
llO-W -
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

TRADE Ft. Lauderdale city home.
furn., for local small farm or rural
home. EN-. 2-0360. -
MIAMI, FLA.-Transferred to Miami?
Here is a furn. de luxe rambler
liv. rm. with flrepl.. din. rm.. ; bed
rooms. jalousied sleeping porch. tile
shower. fully equipped kit, outdoor
barbecue grill: for rent, season or
yearly. Call MR.. STEVENS, owner,
JU. S-3469. =
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

FORD transmission. l94S, never used
and other assorted Ford parts; l94S
Fiat parts, body, and motor; reason
able. EN-. 2-6l62. -o
NEW STOCK RACING CAR, full race
motor complete race equipment:
raced only 10 times, no wrecks. Sac
riflee for best ofisr; Lu, 2.1503. :.
sood running condition. INQUIRE
701 n Henry St. Alexandria be-
tween Z and IL pm. q
Evening star., 1953-08-01

HEATED GARAGE for rent at tn,
corner of Hobart and Irving NV
HO. 2-4S33. "a
Mr.. N. CAPITOL AND H STS-one.
story brick bldg. Ind commercial
suitable garage, shop or warehouse
about 40x50. Z. p SCHWARTZ
INC, 1014 VT. ave. NV. DI. 7-6210
j
GARAGES or storage bldg. oex,.
back of 1895 Wis. ave, Bethesda
$50 per mo. GEO. w. ROBERTSON
OIL. 2-2123 -1
Evening star., 1953-08-01
BOATS

26-FT. BAY-BUnT BOAT. . hunks.
45-h.-p. marine engine. $500. May
csns % sen IncS Hsxsn S Ma soso Eor HoHSe. iogoF.
nation call JE. 4-I1p4. II
FISHING PARTIES, small or large;
Chesap. Bay. Herring Bsy Sharps
EapT Is,,t GoSS1S SINc For ressry can eyes,
eAILBOAT. Chesapeake 20 Bsbs Two
suits of ratseY sails. other extras.
$1,000. EN-. 2-3040. %
Evening star., 1953-08-01
VACATION PLACES

LAUREL LAKES, Edinburg. Va Mod
err cabins with cooking facilities;
fishing swimming. hiking Write for
folder and rates
Sve.-Central bch. blk; rms. or apts.;
reas. daily or wkly ROSE GRAHAM.
IN THE BLUE RIDGE MT. on the
Shenandoah River. New, modern cot
tage. furn., sleeps Z; full club priv
iIegeS; boating. fishing. swimming,
dancing, etc. Rent by week or month.
4S miles from Chain Bridge. c. NJ
JOHNSON, JU- J-45lS. .
ON THE BAY-Beautiful view. good
swimming, sandy beach, room and
board: $3.50 wk Christian elbow
ship, CAMP WABANNA. LA. 6-13g6.
Evening star., 1953-08-01
TRAILERS
FOR SALE-1951 Colonial trailer. 81
fl. See at HintZe Trailer PIX on Rt
301, Waldorf. Md. See Mrs Kramer

f.. See at Hintze Trailer PIX on Rt
301, Waldorf. Md. See Mrs Kramer
es-FT. TRAILER and porch. newly
painted inside and out. completely
1TFn'; incl console 1SSif air . eond and 20 2
Lot .l41. Temple Trailer vii. Tele-
graph rd. Just of Duke. Alex. %
NEW MOON SO 4O-ft.: must sacrifice
Cider Barrel Trailer PIX. German
town, Md, Rte. 240 Petersen
Sat and Sun. and weekdays after g.
COZY COACH. a4-ft.: sleeps 4. built.
7-4so5, $50 to $50 pm. .
20-FT., American house trailer: EooC
cond.; new dur. -therm heater
stove. Frigidaire, couch. innersprinR
and paint: S795 cash. Mr.. CANDY
.315 Richmond hgwy. g
HOLLOWAY 40 house trailer; com.
pletely equipped, Call OIL. 9-96Ss
for further information. -
EXCELLENT VALUE-1951 Landola.
3s1-ft:. bedrms. bunk beds; lone
unI,sF llyI rm; rp $3.50, = 80 OF; 4-5751. -
alum, 2-bedrm.. fully eomip.. excel
West River 49OI. write Box 50
Shadv Side. Md. =
3: TRAILER, aluminium. 20 IT,,
sGme sfone ss.P: 1stn cleo sefsF ant size
Must sell PnH mined. 81. On ao54ss. of ssaheec @7
'la SPARTAN aluminium trailer. "A
it. 1929 Allentown rd. s.e. Camp
SorineS. LO. 7-7"57. .
ALL-STEEL UTILITY TRAILER-1e
in drop tail gate. 1910 6R Place
CONTINFNTAT ,so. aa-f+. uys nsu
$3.50: 81 !, - GOODS TRAILER RS SALES. Ss
50 Fl; 81 SUPREME and SKI
Alum-o,Room. Both in beautiful
Ssda SedTms MOSs0 picture SRay windows mlss TT tt
shower, Many extras, S3.145 fol
both. VIII finance. sell separately
Phone Dsleview 5-9205, 10 to 8 pm
sunday; to o pm. weekdays. -
RICHARDSON 1852 house trailer.
s6S fSH'E Er s0Ss %M fonS ELLoT LtsyTussS scst Ev
sPARTANfETTiEE ii .5a: soft, ss.aso;
can be financed. Lot 116, Woodley
HIS HIS Trailer Park, mi. south of
NASHUA 1852 model; all-aluminum
total selling price. ST .995. For this
and many other new and used values
visit GOODS TRAILER SALES,
2ES JEFF. Davis hwy. Arl.. Va.
TWo- WHEEL LUGGAGE TRAILER
Ga #. body. 3h #. sides. spare;
800. 1904 Broad St, Brookmont,
TRAvELMAsTER 1859; s5-ft.. .
bedrm.: cost 81 .S95 new. will sacri-
flce for S3.500 Can be financed.
Or $4,000 cash. OF. 4-7751. -
COME AND SEE 1859 LIBERTY
45-41-35-31 IT.: u down, 5 yrs. to
pay; Also all-modern late-model
HEETER TRAILER SATrS
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

DON'T SELL OR TRADE your car
until you get that big price: need
100 cars. Drive in open lots. See
Mr.. Beach. BEACH MOTORS. 1910
FAIR. Honest APPRAIsALs Of all
makes of cars are assured at
MCKEE PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV.
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model convertibles and hard tops
MCNEIL tStudebaker). 4034 Wiscon-
sin ave, EN-. 3-72S6.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave. RA. 6-1122.
IF YOU HAVE PURCHASED a 1858
Super 'S' Oldsmobile and your
payments are a burden to you. ex-
change for 1851 Super "SS'' f.
door in excellent condition / pur-
chased July, 1851, and let me take
over your payments. A private
party. no dealers. Call after z pm.
JU. q-3359.
DEALER FROM N, C.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

CESSNA, 10. 4-place: new engine
q hrs: 430 hrs. on alcraft; licensed
to AUG, '54; l20 mp.h., rs g.p.h.:
"a share. S700, n share, Sl,4OO;
"a share S2,100. Other share ar
rangemertS possible. JE. 3-S4S6.
PIPER PA-20, 1850 PAGER; 800 hours,
fully equipped with Marco and L.F:
hangared entire time; pneumatic
tail wheel; new-plane cond.: i0-day
guar Flown only by OWNER ia
9-Sl0n or JU. 5-25SS. .
Evening star., 1953-08-01
SUMMER CAMPS

HOOVER PONY CAMP-Swimmin
riding, fishing; Shenandoah Valley;
Woodstock. Va: low rates. ia
I-7S64 .
Evening star., 1953-08-01
SUMMER HOMES

TESHS COTTAGE, Ridge rd. and Bay
blvd. Neeld Estate Plum Point. Md.
Open Sat. and Sun, Aug. l and 2.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont. }

CHEVROLET PANEL 1850 ls-ton;
ESss1s1t eSndtGI os s.. WI WI eaHP ss9sPt
Man MayfoWsr Garage. 18th End
DoGGE 1a47 11a-ton van; good con-
oition: $685.. Call HO. 2-70S0. %
DODGE 1912 s4-ton pickup; new
motor recently installed: will trade
Ter {9r coupe; s,a auto small pickup or sell
FoRD 1857 1ssa "v-s" h-ton pickup;
condition; $1.145. MONROE FORD,
1897 East-West hwy. Sill. Sp., Md.
JU. 5-7S04. Open evenings til 8.
FORD 1852 F-e dump; in Al condi-,
terms. MONROE FORD. 1887 East
nings til 9. JU. 5-7SO4. .
GMC 81 series 100 la-ton pickup;
newly reconditioned and repainted,
this truck in tiptop shape. Special:
$ss5. IS PARKWAY AP SV6,s5 Fo6D 6D.r 1921 Il N
INTERNATIONAL ~ KI h-ton
$295. PARKWAY FORD, 3O51 M
st. NV. AID. 2-01S5. Open 9 to 9.
CHEVROLET A-ton truck pickup;
"E1O IL oAASS
FORD 1851 VS. pickup; good condi-
ton 1 owner: 5000. Call WE
TRUCK and Rodgers tas-along low
bed ds1 trailer; good condition, AP'
FORD i946 c.-o.-e. .wrecker; new
engine, booster brakes. 2-speed rear
END, electric hoist; must sell; $495
Or best offer; UN. 1890. =
FORD Al ta-ton pickup; express
body; e$ldaa5 or reasonable offer.
REQ 1916 tractor: 4 speeds. 5th
wheel, S.25x2O 10-ply tires; a bar
gain at S495. CHEVY CHASE
CHEVROLET, 7725 Wis. ave. OIL
INTERNATIoNAL 1852 a4-ton panel;
1000 mi; take over payments. S6S
mo. COMMERCIAL CREDIT. 59l3
Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-7200. B
INTERNATIONAL 1947 la-ton panel;
beaut. red finish: excel transports
tion at low price: S495. CHEVY
CHASE CHEVROLET, 1925 Wis
ave. OIL. 4-6100. .
CHEVROLET 1850 sedan delivery
excel. eond;; beaut; 6Iaek finish; 81.
7735 Wis. ave. OIL. 4-6100. d
FORD 1850 I2-ton pickup; low mile
age. excel. and immac. cond.; SS95.
CHEVY CHASE. CHEVROLET. 7725
Evening star., 1953-08-01
Pontiac COnv.

81 Chieftain "S": r.. h.. new white
top, Hydra. orig. powder blue finish
like new: 1900 actual miles new
car warranty. 81 ,69j.
Burrows Motor Co., Inc.
4121 r. !. Ave. UN. 4-5526
Evening star., 1953-08-01

STUDEBAKER 80 Champion
4-dr.: new-car cond. 81 20
NASH 81 Statesman: r.. h.,
cd: 10000 actual miles 1.19
ISTUDEBAKER 81 Comdr.
! 4-dr.; auto. trans. r.. h. 20
FORD 80 Tudor: very clean 30
ISTUDEBAKER so Comdr. B.
! PASSENGER cpe.: new tires 50
ISTUDEBAKER so 5-pasSen-
! ger coupe: r.. h.. overdrive e9
| TANUS German Fordl 80:
excel. cond; real gas saver 80
ISTUDEBAKER 40 Champion
de luxe 4-dr.: r.. h., cd. 50
NASH 40 "-dr., 90
BUICK ~ Super 4-dr. sedan:
radio. heater %
CHEVROLET ~ "-dr.: clean
2S whistle %
PONTIAC 'A6 4-dr. 40
MARTIN MOTOR SALES
STUDEBAKER DEALER
Used Car Lot.
5333 Wisconsin Ave, NV.
EN-. 3-lS6S
Evening star., 1953-08-01
IDEAL WEEK END

For 5000. 500 down. YOU can buy s
acres. reservation land. Undisturbed
bathing, fishing. hunting walks in
own. cool forest, garden soil. MI.
2-46l0 evenings.
Evening star., 1953-08-01
GARAGES

COLUMBIA 2-speed rear end, new,
S100. LA. 6-33S0. -