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THE RAINRows THAT COME IN CANS

their now familiar 'double-clinch" COW
ers, to keep paint fresh during shipping
and storage, until you are ready to useit.
New plants and whole new industries
were able to get started when Cameo
developed the right container for ready
mixed paints. This meant new and
better jobs, and a higher level of pros
perity for us all.
Yes, by making better cans-not
only for paints but for just about every
thing you can think of-Canco has
been able to help all Americans eat
better, live better and work better.
We con be proud of such teamwork be-
tween our people and our business en-
terprises. That's what makes America
such satisfying country to live and
work in. And it promises future
''bright as paint" for us all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-30

Michael and Jean Dawson.
sam and Ola Dowdy.
Joseph and Rita Gallagher.
Robert and Elizabeth GosSelin.
William and Barbara Hall.
Leroy and Betty Inscoe.
Robert and Julia Kennedy.
Henry and Alice Klotz. jr.
William and Sally Kurstin.
James and Peggy McGaw.
Robert and Joyce Milburn.
Charles and Ottilie Murphy.
John and Mary Philpott.
William and Pearl Preece.
Robert and Lena Pryor.
John and Anna Rosendall.
Robert and Mary Schellin.
Edward and Nina Shafer.
Walter and Nancy Smith.
Robert and Wilma Smith.
Herbert and Corine Stein
Gordon and Elizabeth Upton,
John and Barbara Warner, jr.
James and Anne Willette
Milton and Evelyn Whitman.
Arthur and Helen Dyson.
James and Laura Jones.
Leroy and Lola Noble.
Oscar and Claudine White.
William and Darlane Adams.
Jospeh and Dorothy Bethea.
Martin and Dolores Copeland.
Roland and Doris Davis.
Harry and Margaret billiard.
Reuben and Grace Freeman.
Warren and Emma Hayes.
Clarence and Juanita Harvard.
Matthew and Thelma Heatley.
Nello and Shirley Ingram.
Willie and Sarah johnson.
Soloman and Elizabeth Kennedy.
Leroy and Eva Marshall.
David and Alpha Mitchell.
Harve and Martha Moore.
Kenneth and Ruth Newly.
Sylvester and Katie Romans.
Kenneth and Ruby Stewart.
Vertis and Mary Thompson.
Clyde and Celestine West.
Charles and Margaret Williams.
Dennis and Rachel BehrendS.
John and Rhoda Burdnell
Charles and Gladys Culbertson.
John and Betty Jund.
Ashod and Esther Krikorian.
Almond and Esther MaSse.
Calvert and Elizabeth Yound.
Thomas and Anna Andrews.
Marshall and Mildred Caple.
Kenny and May Covington,
John and Rosa Davies.
Joseph and Mary Ewell.
Francis and Minnie Ford
Norman and Dorothy Harris.
Arthur and Nellie Harper.
Robert and Madeline Hawkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-30

John and Mary Hemsley.
Alexander and Mary Jacobs.
Thomas and Lottie Jones.
John and Rosetta Leek.
Nathaniel and Alemetia McKan.
LonR4e- and Elan Moody.
Curtis and Constance Morris.
John and Mary Queen.
James and Mildred Taylor.
Herman and Jean Ross
Earl and Alice Wilson.
Mearel and Lottie Wise.
Charles and Harve Boswell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-30
Births
R0YS.

William and Betty Archer. .jr.
Paul and Helene Burroughs.
Robert and Claire Cassell.
Denis and Mary Collins.
sh esnsfd and and h sslSara D ssiSSseeomb
William and Dorothy Gin.
Frank AND Mary Harris.
Horace and Martha Hines.
Robert and Joan Holmes.
Nikoia and Marica Mandie.
Herbert and Alice Moreland, ST.
Anthony and Mary Orange.
Henry and Dorothy Porten.
John and Ann Rockford.
Edwin and Helen Schwenk.
0rvin and Betty sorensen:
Gordon and Mary Tucker.
LuciouS and Ruth Anderson.
James and Henrietta Jeniter, jr.
Lloyd and Mary Newman.
George and Odessa Thrower.
A Aiftsd AND and H S1lls R MaaTen.
REGINALD and and We Vrsronica Beleher.
Paul and Ida Butler.
Thomas and Joyce Collens.
James and Laura Crowley.
lHOUlaS ana Teresa DODSOD.
Richard and June Elliott. jr.
chester and Alice Hail
Tristan and Carmen Hauer.
Ardeshir and Gwendolen Irani, jr.
Albert and Sylvia Levy.
Charles and Antoinette Mayer.
James and Blanche O'Brien.
Charles and Dorothy Often.
James and Ella Roupas.
Edward and Barbara Sheehi.
Donald and Marsit Spencer.
Karl and Sachiko Tabery.
David and Marie BarnweIle. ST.
Thomas and Consievilla Kerrin.
l Psrcell and Motley veney.
John and Ann Ault.
Ralph and Joan BaStian.
Anthony end Mary Caporale.
Giacomo and Velma Cappello.
Emilio and PoleXeni Consigli.
Charles and Alice Cox.
Samuel and Ova DiFrancis.
Timothy and Katherine Dillon.
Martin and Mary Eckert.
Kenneth and Mary Holloway.
Donald and Bernadine Larkin.
Clyde and Mary Laudermilk, jr.
Burgess and Mildred Miller.
Charles and Bernadette Murphy.
Clement and June Myers.
John and Marlyn Otto.
John and Vera Peregrim.
W. ann a Mar CarG syntt seeger IT,
Harold and Barbara Smith.
Harry and Betty Walker.
vernon and Valera Weaver.
Paul and Allene Williams.
William and Dorothea Alexander.
William and Ulysses Austin.
Harvey and Lillian Braxton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-30
Woman, 81, Routs Intruder

Mrs. Alice Reynolds, "a, of East
London, South Africa, routed an
intruder in her home by threat
ening him with a gun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-30

, Thomas and Dolores Brewer.
George and Juanita Brent.
James and Elsie Burke.
Nathan and Eleanor Carrington.
Raymond and Evelyn Coleman.
Robert and Helen Coleman.
Jessie and Marjorie DeVaugh.
Charles and Mae-Bel Dorsey.
Samuel and Beatrice Freeman.
John and Carrie Glascoe.
Leon and Doris Goodan.
Nathaniel and ESsie Govan.
Harold and Laverne Gray.
Charles Ind Mary Gray.
Leonard and Ruth Hamlin.
Oscar nd 1rma Hudson.
Willie and Sarah Johnson.
Wilmer and Hazel Jones.
Jerry and Florine Titles.
Milton and Virginia Moore.
Theodore and Marie Morgan.
Lloyd and Helen Nicholson.
Garland and Beadie Powell.
John and Dolores Quander.
Jessie and Rachel Russell.
Thomas and Florence Sathern.
James and Constance Swailes.
McAdoo ma ziiiah Twitty.
Robert and Joyce Walker.
Arthur and Cledisu Watson.
Wallie and Grace Whitman.
Lawson and Allean Williams.
James and Doris Wright.
Willie and Annie Young.
GIRLS.
Harley and Margaret Ashley.
Frank and Shirley BoblitS.
Claude and Margaret Bowman.
Earle and Margaret Bradshaw.
Melvin and Beatrice Burke.
Joseph and Caroline Carpenter.
Robert and Olive Cave.
George and Evelyn Dassoulas.
William and Doris Goodman.
Robert and Genevieve Hagan.
Clifford and Christine Healy.
Edward and Peggy Johnson, jH.
Alfred and Mary King.
Edward and Marjorie Kriz.
Robert and Helen McCracken.
Joseph and Martha Mills.
Robert and Phyllis MiltIorn.
HanSel and Margarete Pate.
Max and Tillie PoSin.
Francis and Evelyn Price.
/ Sidney and Lorraine Rumsey.
William and Marie Seebode.
Gouveneur and Mary Smith.
William and Thelma Stafford.
Albert and Ethel Thompson.
John and Frances Velebir.
Frederik and Joan Williford.
Alfred and Mary Ruff1n.
Warren and Blondell Hagood.
Moo and Fong Moy.
Robert and Helen Parong.
Erwin and Cora Barth.
Cecil and Dolores BoStic.
James and Virginia Boyd.
John and Margaret Bremen.
charles and Aileen CarmineS.
Wesley and Evelyn Catron.
Wilson and Janice Darrow.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
The Parker School
The Parker School

New addreSS-1S26 Phelps PI.,
3 blocks north Of Dupont Circle,
block west Of Conn. Ave.
NO. 10000. Founded in 1898.
lgh our personalized courses in
Public Speaking. Speech I'm.
dialogue on REQUEST Phone for
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Business
Calendar

The Connecticut Avenue Busi-
ness Mems Association will hear
a talk by M. Belmont Yer STAN
dig, Washington advertiser, at
its meeting at $50 pm. Tuesday.
Mr.. Yer Standig will discuss
"The Reason for the Slow
Strangulation of the American
Glass Merchant" at a dinner
session in the Jefferson room of
the Mayflower Hotel.
Other meetings on Tuesday
include:
A business meeting and an
nual elections of the Columbia
Heights Business Mems Associa-
ton at 9 pm. in the Hahn Shoe
Store, BIB Fourteenth street
NV.
Discussion of a Christmas pro-
gram of the Uptown Connecticut
Avenue Business Mems Associa-
ton at $3.50 pm. in the Roma
Restaurant, 3419 Connecticut
avenue NV
A rules and regulations dis
cussion of the Washington Hair
dressers and Cosmetologists at
8 pm. in the Congressional room
of the Willard Hotel.
On Wednesday the Southeast
Business Mems Association will
hold a business meeting at 8:15
pm. in the Donohue Realty Co.
Office, 314 Pennsylvania avenue
SE
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Baltimore Hospital Farley
To Draw $50 From District

Local hospital administrators,
both private and Federal, will
attend the annual meeting of the
Maryland-District of Columbia
Delaware Hospital Association
opening tomorrow in Baltimore.
The patient - his financial
problems, care and comfort-will
sbe the chief topic at tomorrow's
general session. The meeting
will last through Tuesday.
The local delegation to the
convention will number. $50 to
200 persons, including doctors.
administrators, volunteers, trus-
tees and hospital workers of
all types.
Geo G. Schneider, administra-
tor of Garfield Hospital and past
president of the association, will
preside at the opening session.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Lawyers Panel 10 Discuss
Rules Of Agency Practice

Ethics and rules of procedure
for lawyers practicing before ad-
ministrative agencies of the Gov
ernment will be the subject of a
panel discussion during a lunch
con meeting of the administra-
tive law section of the District
Bar Association at noon Tues
day in the Willard Hotel.
Nathaniel J. Ely, past chair
man of the section, will be mod
orator,
Panel members will be Judge
David L. Bazelan of the U. S.
Court of Appeals for the District
of Columbia. Clarence A. Davis,
solicitor of the Interior Depart
ment: Preston c. King, jr., for
mer president of the District Bar
Association, and F. Trowbridge
Vom Baur, an administrative
lawyer.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Schools Of District
Plan Open House
In Education Week

Parent : teacher associations
will sponsor open house pro-
grams in many Washington
schools this week in observance
of National Education Week.
The third of six parliamentary
law classes for leaders of the
District Congress of Parents and
Teachers will be held at $50 m.
Tuesday in room 36, Raymond
School, Tenth street and Spring
road NV. Mrs. Franklin c..
SartWell is the instructor.
The Board of Managers of the
congress will hold its monthly
meeting at 10 am. Tuesday, also
at Raymond School
Other PTA events scheduled
this week follow:
Tomorrow.
BeerS-8 pm, regular meeting
Ruth Anne Elaherty of Station
WMAL-TV will speak on Child
Parent Relationship"
Tuesday.
Emery-9 am, open house;
1920 am, Mrs. Henry Sheriff
Mrs. Upton Fletcher, Mrs. Roland
Benninghoven, Mrs. William
Smith, Mrs. Wilbert West, Mrs.
Alfred S. Hall, Mrs. Edward Du-
vail and Mrs. Edwin Clarke,
Emery parents, will take part in
a discussion of the schools ac-
tlvitieS.
Randle Highlands-3 pm, a
skit on parent-teacher teamwork
will be presented. Several stu
dents will give a musical pro-
gram.
Thursday.
Council B, Area 2--1 pm,
Executive Committee meeting at
Truesdell School, Ingraham
street between Eighth and Ninth
streets NV.
Friday.
Councils A and B, Area Al
pm, instruction for all PTA off,
GERS and committee chairmen.
Members of the Congress Board
of Managers will conduct work.
shops. Kramer Junior High,
Seventeenth and @ streets Sc.
Powell-9 a.m.-noon, observa-
ton in classrooms followed by
discussion.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Fare Rise Riot QueIIed

Troops were called out to sup
port the police of Calcutta, India,
following disturbances by dem
onstrators protesting a boost in
second class streetcar fares.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Plane Engines Power

DETROIT.-An airplane mo-
tor must develop at least IL
times more power per pound of
weight than any other kind of
fuel-propelled engine.
Evening star., 1953-12-01
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Continued.)
I5th AND n SIS. N.W-Real eel

10th AND II SITS. N.W.-Real estate
financing broker has pvt Office al
ENTIRE FLOOR. 2.4oo So. IT,, choice
downtown location. modern, excel.
cond. Will subdivide, fully air
cond.. low rent. ST. .3-4124. -6
SILVER SPRING Doctors office
approx. 800 so. IT,. loc. in mod
attrac. apt. development. Conv. tc
transp. Ample parking. ma. 8-1921
BEAUTIFULLY decorated office suite
Large room, approx. 15x20-ft. bay
window facing street, good adjacent
room for secretary, ground floor
$3.50 mo. 1926 21St st. NV. Ask
for Miss Starbecker, HQ. 2-9100.
14th AND X SITS. NV EExquisitelN
furn. 1-room Office in modern air.
conditioned elev. bldg. All service:
included in rental. Immed. occup.
reas. rent. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV.
1s9Ii Si EYE ST. NV, medical center
Front basement office of approx
400 SO. #: S85 monthly. WAGGA-
MAN-BRAWNER, NE. S-3S60. ~
1921 EYE ST. NV, heart of the
medical center - Entire first floor
consisting of approx. 1900 so. it..
suitable for office or merchandising
$235 mo. WAGGAMAN-B -BRAWNER
ME, S-3S60 -
Evening star., 1953-12-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 sedan: Just like-brand
new, guar, S68S: 80 Crosley station
wagon, above average, S44S: '53 A-40
sed.. $1,2SS; '5l Hillman cony, $868;
! "a other bargains. JACK PRY. LTD
ANGLIA 1850 2-dr.; exceptional con-
dition; S595. Austin l949 2-dr =;
1895, full price. Austin 1858 4-dr
sedan; new car title; S1,275. Hill
man 1852: low mileage; one owner;
81 ;l95. 194S Crosley station wagon:
Sl95. 1858 M. G.: low mil; ST .495
MANHATTAN AUTO K.-F., INC.
Factory Sales and service for Kaiser
Henry J, Willys, Austin, Healey
Sports Car, Austin, of Ensland. Nor,
R. r SIS nv. NO. 7-@7OO. Estab-
BUICK 80 station wagon; Dyna.. r.,
h.. de luxe EQUIP, folding seats;
p,yy9x sxeeI,; s. iio95: EN-. 3-7o55; .T5
% tRroarhout; e9Sef eqis nish ff' r eSnelfn: s6d h
$295. So down. Wo. 6-97ss. 1886
BUICK %sf vi Special 4-dr; beaut. 2
ois 6Gns n nss5 cAfrHNEss sRf h; eT nrjicK tIcss
INC, 471S Hampden lane. Bethes-
da. Nd, Open 8 It'll 0, OIL. $4,000.
BUICK ,52 Super Riviera 4-dr.: Dyna.,
!; and h.. tinted glass, puncture proof
Gns %srHs HSTnsT at SY sss ReHss saETY w
TESTED: written guar; PAUL BROS
Ellicott, KE. 7-13os. Open daily
BUICK 53 4-dr.: r. and h.; 2-tone
CATTHNESS BUICK, INC, AVIS
Hampden lane. Bethesda. Md Open
til 3: OIL $4,000 %
BUICK 40 Roadmaster 4-dr.; fully
Ippse only ss5 JOCKS cAtfHSEss Ff RfS BUTcK GTefE
Nd Open til q. OIL $1,000. 80
BUICK 1912 club coupe; splendid
cond.; sacrifice, S21O ROPER"
iSth and r. !; ave. ne.
gins. si00. JE. 2-235s. IS
Dyna.. 2-tone finish. perfect. low s;
mileage, one-owner car; S1,2D5.
Top allowance for your car. Nc
Nl NEIL tsttunddebaker), tnd 4034 Wis. ave.
BUICK 1915 Super conv.; runs and
drives very good. Sell for balance
due; only S279. OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK, R. l. ave. at Goth st. ne.
BUICK 194s 4-door sedan; r and
WAY-FORD. 305I M st. NV, AID.
2-O1S5. Open to 8. sat. til 6.
BUICK 1851 2-door Special; T. and
h. dark green, car like new inside
PARKwAYPoRp, f WA F5is so5f pnsy N 81 sago nW'.
AID. 2-01S5. Open 0 to 9, Sat. til 8.
BUICK 1a49 convertible: 1895. This
fine performing Super with Dyna-
flow. r., h.. automatic windows is a
year around car, snug and warm
in winter, DELIGHTFULLY."- cool in sum-
mer r9r sooa 1ssq sxFs ssr see see JseR Se,,
Will save jack Goth and NJ SITS. NV.
BUICK 1850 Special de luxe 4-dr.:
this late series Buick in beautiful
condition; original 2-tone paint.
very fine motor. good tires, clean
interior. fully equip. incl. Dyna6ow;
1855 down; 30-day guar. Is hin.
from b. c. BROAD STREET Mo
TORS, "Ford in Falls Chu n."
1001 W. Broad st.. JE. 2-61e
Evening star., 1953-12-01
FOUR HOMESITES
LOTS FOR SALE

LOTS FOR SALE
5701-03 Potomac Ave. NV.
Potomac Palisades $4,000: SOLO So
it., 74.4 Potomac ave. NV: 57O1-Os
Potomac ave. NV, Cor. Manning pl
CALL MR.. PIVER (EVES., HE. A.
1910.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K St.. NV, Realtors. ME. S-54OC
First in Sales for 90 Years"
Evening star., 1953-12-01

CHEVROLET 1851 4-door de luxe;
TIAC. 1921 Connecticut, Wo. $500.
CHEVROLET 1850 beautiful black A.
DIR sedan; with radio and heater
and seat covers. Why wait for
buSes? .Rugged dependability for
your End car. Priced TO sell ~
$s95; ADDISON CHEVROLET
SALES. INC. 14th and Fla. NV.
Evening star., 1953-12-01
16-UNIT APT. NV.

This handsome detached modern
building Just of 18th st. and adj
Rock Creek Park, is the best buy
in D. c. for the purchaser expert
enced in renting furnished apis.
investment. Ten apts. are beaut
furnished and the total annual in
come is over $4,000 with tenants
paying for own gas and cleo. You
will get a net cash income of $4,000
yearly (over 20So) on an invest
ment of $23. 500. Priced very low
prompt sale. Exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1870 K st. NV. Realtors EX. 3-1s11
Evening star., 1953-12-01
20% NET RETTTRN

AUNT APT. BLDGS.-2 LEFT
Builder starting new protect; must
dispose Of these very desirable, re-
Gently completed, modern de luxe
Diet. apt. bldgs. All apis. have 2
bedrms.. individual heating. TEN
ANTS PAY ALL UTILS. All apis.
fully rented to responsible colored
tenants. Annual income per bldg,
S4,0S0. Lge. 1st trust requires only
minimum of cash.
j. & J. CONSTRUCTION CO.
DU. 7-14S1 Ewes. RA. 3-09S3
Evening star., 1953-12-01
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LOANS

End Trust. TFJ ST def gd pgr !, note 8; 90 o.
discount. ST. 3-9433. -
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont. }
NEW A-TTNTT ApTC

1VHV fO1NII AI I ..
5100 BLK. A ST. S.E.-New semidet.
Aunt apis. Each apt, consists of
living rm., bedrm., dinette. kitchen
. and bath with individual gas heat.
PRICED TO SELL. Call MIR. JAMES,
Evening star., 1953-12-01
STORES FOR RENT Cent }
1902 FLA. AVE. N.W.-Bsmt. store
reasonable rent. RAYMOND r. RUP.
PERT, lO17 9TH st. NV ST. 3-S4S4

1902 FLA. AVE. N.W.-Bsmt. store
reasonable rent. RAYMOND R. RUP.
PERT, 1917 9TH st. NV. ST. 3-S4S4
1914 M ST. NV, mr.. Conn. ave. and
Ring Bldg, 1st floor. Attractive
space approx. -14x50 it. Heat, light
and air conditioning furn. Rent
S215 per month; immed. possession.
Consult Mr.. Young, Leasing Dept,
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. Realtors
1905 H st. NV. Ma. 8-2345.
CHEVY CHASE. Md, 641e Brook.
vile rd. Beauty parlor or dentist
ofice. Poplar 2-268S. II
1907 G ST. LOCATION-First time
Sftered; oo CARL c. RosINsKI CO..
800 10th 81. Sc, suitable for dry
cleaning business; approx. 19x25;
14I F ST. s.W.-small store. avail
with liv. quarters on 2nd floor; inn
med; occup.; reas. rent. Call ME
1903 9th ST. N.w-Approx. 400
50. IT.; plate glass window, gas
heat, liv. quarters also avail; i'm
med. occupancy; reas. rent. Call
CHAIN 4VANGATING large downtown
bldg, over so #. of street frontage
Approx. 21,000 50. IT. of uSable
space on all frs. CARL g. ROSINSKl
CO., MA, S-9254
GEORGETOWN, 35th and N. neal
GEORGETOWN U. Suitable for once
tailoring. ETC.: SIS mo. MA. 8-361S;
ia. 9-6592.
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Continued on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1953-12-01
CARS
WANTED
TRUCKS FOR SALE

PICKUP, Willys. 1948: q real beauty;
only $4S9. CENTRAL MOTOR CO,
JEFF. Davis hwy, Arl., OF. 4-7520,
VAN, Dodge. left. body. c.o.e.; per-
feet for the mover; only $685..
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 2S04 JEFF
Davis hwy Arl., OF. 1880, oV.
TRACTOR, Ford, F-s, 1850; 2-speed
axle; saa,. 9th tdn wheel complete With Eda
CENTRAL Moron Co. ssG4 Jeff.
Davis hwy" Arl.. OF. 4-752o. oV.
3-1500.
DUMP, Ford. AS. F-6; 2-speed axle,
ready to work; only S795. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO.. 2SO4 JEFF Davis hwy.
Arl.. OF. 4-7520. oV. 3-15O0.
PACKAGE DEL. Dodge, 1947; fully
inspected, ready to go; only $3.50.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 2S94 jeff
Davis hwy, Arl., OF. 4-7520. oV.
DUMP, Chevy, 194S; 2-speed axle;
ready to go; only $495. CENTRAL
ArI.. or. 4-7520. oV. 3-i5oo.
feet; only $S19. GENTRAL MOTOR
| CO.. 2S04 JEFF. Davis hwy, Arl., OF.
| 4752O. OV. 3-1500.
PICKUP, Dodge, 1851 = See this
beauty; only $695. CENTRAL MO-
13h 4f oT SG 4aSso. 2S9a 'o5 81. 5f5SO. Pays hwy
DUMP. Federal, l946; 4-yd. body,
for for itself I in ma a few days: fuli price.
only 1925. CENTRAL MOTOR CO,
| 2S04 JEFF. Davis hwy, Arl., OF
1880. OV. $1,000.
/ DODGE ar, l ton walk in with
heater. No reasonable offer refused
CHEv. As. 1-ton van body 9'x6,,
Bargain, S295, Sss5 Owner JE. 2-l5ll
ISTERNATioS2L n IN ;iIStSai AZ. panel; r. and
h.. Here's a serviceable truck, which
will give good service. priced at onl!
S295. PARKWAY FORD, 3051 N
ST. s.; NM Nj AD. 2-Ols5. Open 9 to to 8;
FORD 81. F6. dump truck; has ga
yd. body. Here's truck ready for
hard and dependable service; $l,595
PARKWAY FORD, 3051 M st. NV.
AID. 2-O1S5. Open 8 to o; Sat. till g
FORD 81, panel; clean, well-kept
truck. one that you will be proud tG
drive; priced at. S775. PARKWAY
r0pen 2 to g; Sat; tin g.. s-6
motor and tires: an excel. aii.round
WAY FORD. 3051 NJ st. NV. AD
2-01s5. Open to 9: Sat. till g.,
FORD 81. Fe. Tamden truckstin
| aux. trans; has an S-yard body;
pract. new Sx25 tires. Here's a truck
for the heavy hauler; everything in
| Al cond.; yours for $3.50. PARK
WAY FORD 305I NJ st. NV. AID
2-01S5. Open 8 to 9: Sat. till g.. ,
GMC 40. pickup: low mileage; ex-
ceptionally clean; a real bargain al
/ S695. KENYON PECK CHEVROLET
1910 Ft. Myer dr., Arl., Va. ia
10000. Open til $3.50 pm. 3
CHEVROLET so 2-ton stake truck
with winch; Sl,O5O; excel. ,cond
ia, S-3320 after $3.50 pm. --6
CHEVROLET 1916 Delivery truck
Ranel Whees 0Say viii sell tSn very TesEonsSe Tess d9s
Phone OWNER. DI. 7.sOOf.
WALK-lN package delivery truck
cond.; exceptional value: pvt. par.
tyy;o only $7S5. See at Ames Store
STUDEBAKER 40 la-ton pickup
fSs ffii c0ns eHEVRoEET EsRVTRsoGfEh9Tp' So SSS76' Y YNc
iG lSYs East1WsSt Ea1 dsS6I hwy 81 Silver Spring
Wheton,. Md, LO. 4-SO97.
CHEVROLET so sedan delivery; Q tt
choose from; lke-new cond.; oul
LIAMS CHEVROLET Co. INC.
1889 EaSt-West hwy, Silver Spring
Md. JU. 9-8003; 1926 Ga. ave.
Wheaton, Md. LO. 4-S097.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
WAVERLY HILLS
CLOSE-IN ARLINGTON

avail immed: S100 per month. Cali
F.. E, MALCOLM. Realtor, JA.
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AUTOS s TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model convertibles and hardtops
MCNEIL (Studebaker), 4034 Wis
ave-. EN-. 3-72S6.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice, ow-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga. ave-, RA. 6-1122.
1S46-1Sts sa5 Sass MODELS NO sd and clean gS gEe,
6-97SS. 1886 Wisconsin ave.
TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS.
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STORES EoR RENT

WISCONSIN AVE bet woody''s and
out ut-of-ground bsmt.: parking space.
EN-. o-4232 or OIL. 2-5S61. B
STORE, a0x50. Third and Sheridan
stS. nv: parking in rear. Cali B B.
ALLISON RA. 3-0513, -3
SILVER SPRING-Street level, 1Sl2
so store: mr.. Murphy's Dime Store;
5000. BEERS BROS, till 8, JU. g.
ALEXANDRIA-Mod store 20x54
with full storage bsmt.;. adj. to Va.
Theatre and across from Giant.
s-S6s5: JU. s-S1S4. -
30TH AND CPSHER STS.-Mt. Rain
ier; Ice. cor. stoHes. suit. for barber
or beauty shop. rto. laundry, print
shop or storage: 200 50. #. Reas:
rDtsIirBeat, Ts9sal Hsat an tcil:, oss tse. FIEsI
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LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me ref1nance your home and
consolidate your present trusts
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any ball
ance in cash. Call MR.. MILLER
ME. S-1220; evenings. LA. 6-5194
end AND 3rd TRUST NOTES
Immediate Service. Call MA. S-6540
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1014 K st. NV. u1th and x
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TRAILERS

LUGGAGE TRAILER, 2-wheel, 1st
class shape: tires like new, SS5. AID.
1895. -
WANTED TO BUY q late model trail
er; 2S #. or more; cash If price is
right. so. b-4S14. -3
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AUToMoTIVE MlscL. tcons.l

1883 LINCOLN 4-barrel carburetor
with throttle linkage. manifold. dis
tributor and air cleaner: used less
than 1000 mi: $50 for all. Phone
IA. S-2715. -3
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S500 DOWN

Del Ray-Alexandria. convenient to
with equipped kit. and full bsmt.
Why pay rent?. Call ]. r. MOTION
BEATTY. INC. ov. $4,000. Open
Evening star., 1953-12-01
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
SPLIT I,EVEI,
| Oh LII i LIZ v ell
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
New red brick on wooded corner lot
convenience of a rambler and the
privacy of a Colonial; 1st level
center-entr. hall, liv. room. 23x13.6
fireplace, separate dining room with
French doors to large screened
porch; kitchen is 20X11, all mod
ern GE equipment, breakfas
room having entrance to screened
porch; 2nd Level. 3 lovely bedrooms
and 2 colorful file baths; pull-dowr
stairway to floored attic; open
stairway from center entrance hal
to lower level that has 17x23 family
room with fireplace, " bath, utility
room and 2-car garage; price
$50. $50; terms; trades considered.
George H. Rucker Co.
ia. 5-S5S5. Ewes, IA. S-6262