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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13

scored on Snyder's single. Neal then
went in to pinch-hit for Kinsey and
flied out to right to retire the side.
Summary: York, 3R, 11H, 2E, IL
Left. Hagerstown, 7R, 1lH, 2E, 10
Left.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13

More than 1900 requests for
Wacs to do important jobs pour in
to Washington each month from
Army commanders in this country
and overseas.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13
Nudist Fashion Show

The 22nd annual nudist conven-
ton, at Oakdale, California, is hav-
ing fashion show" as a feature
of this years event. About 1000
delegates are in attendance and the
director announced that "some will
model earrings, others beads; pos
sibly some will wear bracelets or
fancy shoes"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13
Double PLAYS

Through Tuesday night, with 1917
games played, the Braves had COM
pleted l22 double plays 49, &c at home
and Sc on the road.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-13
RUBBER STAMPS

We make 'em in Jiffy!
StOuffer Printing Co., Phone 1900
Adv.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
CURTAINS

l23 ToiIored and Ruffled Curtains,
short and long lengths, variety Of
fobrics and styles, some soIed
oil "os is, poir ----
II Ruffled NyIon Tier Curtoins,
II" width to poir, So" long.
Ivory color, pair -------
SO ToiIored Orion, Moquisette Cur
toins, "a" width to poir, u"
long. Ivory color, poir
9Th FL, Wash. Store On
Evening star., 1953-12-25

. 46o-7oc Irish Linen Domosk Dinner Mop
. 88-4.o5 California Printed Royon Foille
Toblecloths Now W---------2For for 4.95
. 115-o.o5 Beloion Linen Dinner Set,
64x84" cloth, 8 hopkins Now---------5.99
Silver Spring and PARKington
le-4.oo Irish Linen Hemstitched Bridge Sets.
$3.50 Poir of Imported Pillow Cases, Hond-
embroidered cotton, now w------------z.S9
33-7.99 Irish Linen Hemstitched Dinette Cloths,
5ox70". Now 3.S9
lo-lo.e5 Round Linen Luncheon Sets s mop
kns, 6ox60". Now ------------5 500
7l-l2.95. If perfect. Dinner Loce Cloths. Now,
4.99
27-8.e5 7-Pe. Beloion Linen Sets, 5ex7o".
Evening star., 1953-12-25
LAMPS & SHADES
4O% to 75% OFF

2o-32.e5 3-Woy Swing Arm, silver plotted finish. Bridge
3-24o5 Tree Lomps. metoI bullet shades matching
stem. Now 1899
lass Modern Lomp with plonter. white poper shode
Now ----------------6 $50
loss Single Gooseneek with fberoos bullet shode red
Nov Observation-Disclosures
l2-o.95 Modern Floor Base Lomps --------------3.99
40-5.o5 Silk Shontuno Shades, bell shope Now--99e
$3.50 California Print Boudoir Shodes. Now BE
loo5e5 Shades, chrompun, hondewn. assorted sizes and
coors. Now observation-disclosures
75-6.o5 Tulip Shodes," assorted sizes and coIors.
4o-loe5 to 1926 Cordey China Lomps in fiouine vose
shapes Some pierced Now---------9.99t 80 - 80
50-5o5 64.95 Clipped Lomps, soiIed shodes
matched. Includes chino metals, modern Nov,
z.oe TO 1895
7th Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1953-12-25
10000 CLEARANCE!
LINENS, CLOTHS, TOWELS
800 to 6O% OFF

. l2o-5oc Plastic Bun Boskets Now z5e
. l3o-5oe Plastic Bun Warmers Now25
. 47o-$l Cotton Lace Napkins. Now 49e
3eo-3ec Irish Linen Hemstitched Teo
Napkins. Doz.
5th Floor, Washington; 3rd Flo
o8o-3ec TO 79c Assorted Linen Napkins,
DoiIies, etc. Now
l7l-$l Hondpointed Linen Guest Towels
NO No~ !, 50 = 90 A4 u,L;.o uo-.,A..LaI tor psi ~
Scorfs Now 39e
36-$l Troy and Finger Bowl DoiIies, en-
broidered NyIon. Now w--49e 49e
llo-I 80 to l.7e Linen AppIiqued Teo Towels.
Nov 99e
1850 Irish Linen Hemstitched Bridge Cloths.
NOW ~
lO-4.oo Irish Linen Hemstitched Luncheon
Cloths. 5Ox5O", Now 80
Evening star., 1953-12-25
NOTIONS
BLINDS, PILLOWS

200 Venetion Blinds, steel slots,
matching duck or plastic topes.
EeesheII or ivory "a" long, "a"
to 36" vide, "os is" -
40 Square Pillows, quilted and plain
in royon satin or royon foille.
Kopok filling -----------
400 Seconds of Window Shodes, tiny
imperfections, 3o"x72" long --
9Th FL, Wash. Store Onl.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01
MIbnru Reelected as
Stockgrowers Gather
In Garden City
By LARRY GILL

Wayne Braten, Winnett; Wilbur
Harrer, Helena, and George Void
seth, Lennep.
Presidents Report
"Down through the years, since
the first meeting of this association
at Miles City in 1884, the stockman
of Montana has been beset with
troubles of varying kind and magni-
tude," said Jack Milburn in his re-
port to the convention body. He
listed many of those of the present
day, including price declines, freight
rates. tariff policies and big game
problems.
And then he cited ali the past
problems that have been removed
or alleviated through the efforts of
the association and reminded MEM
bers that only through continued
effort and the combined strength
of the group would continued pro-
gress be made.
Secretary E. A. Phillips read the
financial statement of the associ-
alton and reported that 201 new
members had joined during the past
year, giving total of 4,8O3 at pres
ent. Phillips said that at least 5000
more Montana stockmen should be
members and said he would ''wel-
come their unity and strength, their
contribution in thought and action,
as members of MSA."
Lyman Brewster, president of the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01
Milburu Reelected as

THE MONTANA STOCKGROW-
Frs Association, 600 strong, met
for their 69th annual convention in
Missoula, May 14-15-16. They re-
elected many of their incumbent
officers, added some new officials
to their board of directors, listened
to leaders from Helena and Wash
ington, to experts in tax matters,
veterinary procedures, and to packer
specialists and they themselves got
into the act when discussing big
game problems (see page 40.
They enjoyed visiting with old
and new friends every bit as much
as they would have at a country
auction. The ladies dressed up and
tripped off to a luncheon on their
own and then came back to join
the men at the annual banquet.
All-in-a1 it was a gala affair.
G.. r. Milburn, Grass Range, was
reelected president of the associ-
alton. Also reelected were Dan
Fulton, Ismay, and Jack Bremen,
Grant, first and second vice presi-
dents, respectively. Bill Mackay,
Roscoe; Gene Etchart, Glasgow, and
Dale Metlen, Arnstead, were re-
elected to the board
But this year, in an effort to get
wider representation on the board,
the number of directors was in
creased from six to ten Elected to
the board under the new ruling
were Cliff Mcnamara, Big Sandy;
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

C. r. Milburn, Grassrange ranchero
was reelected wagon boss" of the
5.000-menlber Montana Stockgrowers
Association in annual sessions at Mis-
soula May l4-l5-l6. Dan Fulton IsrnaYs
and Jack Bremen. Grant. were re-
elected to first and second vice presi-
DENTAL posts. respectively.
cussion was moderated by Carl
Malone, Choteau.
Saturday mornings session saw
adoption of some 20 resolutions
which express the thinking of the
association and guide the policy
making of the board of directors.
Question Purchase of Ranch
AT this session, c. K. Warren, past
president of the group and Deer
Lodge rancher, requested that the
directors cause a letter to be written
to the State Board of Examiners
asking them to justify and declare
their reasons for the purchase of a
huge stock ranch in the Deer Lodge
Valley. The ranch, costing the state
well in excess of three-quarters of
a million dollars, is to become a part
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

Montana Livestock Commission and
the Montana Livestock Sanitary
Board, reviewed the work and ac-
complishments of those two groups.
J. c.. Ihnet, freight expert from
the Montana Citizens Freight Rate
Committee, addressed the conven-
ton, giving facts relative to in
equality of freight rate structures in
the Treasure State.
Seattle Diseases Under Investiga-
ton at Montana Veterinary Re-
search Laboratory" was the topic
discussed by Dr. E. A. Tunnicliff,
Bozeman.
Governors Address
Gov. Hugo Aronson, in rich
accent and homely phrases, sent
ripple after ripple of laughter
through the standing room only
gathering at Friday mornings ses-
sion. In serious vein he offered the
entire facilities of the state as an
aid to the stockgrowing industry,
told of efforts being made to en-
courage holding Montana young
sters in the state both during and
after their higher education en-
deavors, of new developments in in
dustry, of tremendous expansion in
irrigation facilities made possible
by the state and not the federal
agencies.
Addresses were heard from R. A.
Neill, secretary of the Montana Tax
payers Association. Helena; F. E.
Mollin, secretary, American National
Cattleman's Association, Denver;
Wesley D'Ewart, congressman, East
ern Montana District, and Edward
n. Wentworth, Armour's Livestock
Bureau, Chicago.
Friday afternoons session was
rounded out with panel discussion
of the wildlife problem. The dis
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

At the Notiono Show in Tuiso lost foil,
Rice breeding won $500 of the Blue Rib
bons. At the Denver PolIed Show lost foil,
Blues and 2 Purple Ribbons. I'm this sole,
you con buy this some championship breed
ing
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01
BLO0DLINES THAT HAVE MADE

o 6 Herd Bull Prospects
. 20 Yeorling Open Heifers
o SO Bred 2-Year-OId HeiFers
o ia Older Cows, Bred or
With CoIves at Side
All Bangs Vacoinated
All in Lots Of 3 and 5
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

48-June !, 1858
Evening star., 1953-10-18

GOOD BUYS
A fine, big comfortable AZ by 1873"
by 3'10n I,o, three.cabin ,rs raised deck
duty 15O-h.p. Kermath. seaworthy
and able and handles. beautifully.
Just extensively refinished and In
excellent condition. A fine buy at
A beautiful little 2s' 1s47 Truscott.
slsshps ,fh MRS. Dinette bHd chryseG ronf6 crp%n
tremely nice. $3.50.
20 Chris Craft sedan cruiser recently
repowered with new 125-h.p. Gray,
giving sparkling performance. Sleeps
2. Nice cockpit. Unusually nice.
/ $40 ?steelcraft Holiday cruiser. 100
1arv 1;p PaSKard n;aS Win tno hydraulic control
1850 28' Steelcraft sedan. Sleeps 4,
Dinette. This is the model that has
the longer length and all the latest
features. Ship-to-shore phone, foam
rubber mattresses. many extras and
IN excellent condition. S4,750 be-
1S all-mahogany 1947 Chris Craft
I58-h.p. Chris Craft. Very fast
Needs refinishing. but in excellent
condition. $1,000 for quick sale.
10 194S Ventnor speedboat. Twin
carburetors, 125-h.p. Gray Phantom
Snanpy from Two years disuse. but
IN u, sSod basic condition. A bargain
Is, rouI rOund-sott0m bette utility. Gray Light 4
Other good snd-of-season listings
coming coming IN: ten US what you are
AS' saADY sRl DSY'isnDa'fs siba soxT xxa'1Sii YARD,
GhadV Side Md
Evening star., 1953-10-18
AUToMoTlVE MISC.
TRAlLERS

80 SPARTAN. Royal Mansion house
trailer, 5000 and take over pay
ments. Woodley Hills Ct, 1880
Richmond hwy. tRt. II Alex. Va.
FOR SALE, one or two horse trailer,
passenger car. so. 5-6739. -18 ;,
1862 80 it,; heated fs.,
CARPET; by appt. Call ia. 7-94tt0O.
2O-FT. UNITED house trailer: excel.
cond.; $1,000. Call KI. S-2262.
combination luggage and
boat trailer; reasonable. Call WA.
7-7171. is
1s-FT. ROLEs-AERo aluminium trail
er; S1,750; sleeps 4: Lot 81, Oak
Grove Trailer Court. 1901 Richmond
19.FT. COLUMBIA TRAILER with
elec. refgr., gas stove: fuel heat.
Resasas can J. L. RIGAU. FairyieW
LUXOR pract. new,
liv. rm., kit. bath; full-length avn
ing, lge.. Kelvinator, gas range, oil
heater. innerspring dble bed, pic
ture windows, etc. Can be bought at
real saving; oV., 3-3695. lis :,
sacgif1ce; 81 WooeDLEY e HILL TRAILER
WANTE;DMTo buy car towbar, bump
s%T. sT to 6sm9per 6ssm9Hper trailer hitch. Call
TRAILER. utility. large heavy duty.
4x7. good. tires and hitch LO.
7-S63S; after wk. days.
TRAILER, 1868. all aluminium, very
clean; sleeps 4; retail price 81, $50,
only $3.50. Fulton 8-4772.
fhssRs hessr Stainless sss stee Feffr dpe dTse
board sink, gas stove, heater: $3.50
HOUSE TRAiLER~Ideai ofice or
country home. % #. Selling at
loss because of illness. UN. 4-7656.
1858 DETROITER, 81 it.. used only
mos. sac. my S1.250 equity for
500 or best offer, inspect any time.
Jones FIAAIRyIEW TRAILER CT,
RIcHARpsoN son 1ssaMa6 asa[el b1go f. aluminium
sleeps 4, fully eqp.. with shower,
toilet. water heater. stove. refgr.,
space heater. cleo. brake, bottled gas,
excel: cond. Must sacrifice. See at
IaI63 Georgia ave. No reasonable
sPARTANETTE, Royal, 35 #. alum.
luxury trailer coach, late 1862. will
sacrifice equity for $500 to resp.
party. Payments $115 mo. 4 yrs.
1ncls. ins. and financing. See rear
S30 Maine ave NV: or phone ia
USED TRAILER WANTED for hunt
ing camp; must be cheap, rainproof,
licensablei prefer metal construc-
ton, II 1T. length; interior stripped
OIL. 2-3371.
Evening star., 1953-10-18
GARAGES

2 GARAGES, brick, storage or auto. I;
wide alley, esee:, eelee:, rear 72s Sth st.
1912 l. ST. NV, on rear alley.
$3.50 per mo. D1. 7-7901.
NR. 14th AND UNDERWOOD SITS.
N.W.--Heated garage. Call MRS.
O'BRYAN. RIA. 3-2649 or IA.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD., rear 1859
Ontario pl.-Dble. brk. garage for
storage. SIS. RA. 6-2036. lis
DOWNTOWN GARAGE or warehouse,
rear 614 NJ st. NV, 1900 50. IT.
immediately available. Also 3.l0O It.
on NJ st. on which We will build
warehouse to suit. INQUIRE MRS
HEAD. Ii. r-9400. or see your real
estate broker. 30
2-CAR BRICK GARAGE for rent. $40
per mo. Apply janitor 700 Madison
NEAR conn. and Cathedral ayes
n.w.-Single and double garages.
500 and 50 per mo. FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO., 1929 Z st. NV, Ma.
Nh
Evening star., 1953-10-18
AVIATION
BoATs

THISTLE 618, practically new: Rat
and exras. ST. 3-4440
FISHING PARTIES. small CT large;
Chesapeake Bay. Herring Bay, Sharps
K1N;soG! Isl;s Go1ses. %s ag F9F reserv.' call CAPT.
40;FT. CRUISER. suitable for living
sedan, $1,000. 2o-ft. Century.
1852 with convertible top. side cur
tains, cover. $500. l947 .Trus-
cott, sleeps 4, excellent condition,
sonSeqbs s toD erans SSI and c0yer wth
WxsaiNGfoN VisIEi CO, Maine ins1SsAaa ave. and i'd
WANTED "a fii !; TO 10 B6YSIF1aasat aa fishing type
boat; 80 to AZ it., approx. So 900.
Send details to Box 496-T, Star.
18-FooT oUTBoARD rowboat. sound
CHRTS-CRAFT 1947 a6-ft. crusiser;
perfect cond.: run less than 300 hrs.
Phone Z; J.s E. TUNE. Ii. 4-477S or
sLooP, auxiliary. univ. engine; pTac- r
tically new. built 1861. deslgned
by Crosby. Osprey class, 24xS'6"x
2'9"; comb keel-cntrbd. type; sleeps
2; galley, head. ETC.: completely
eopd; everything about boat almost
new 9eyEs,o s@,76o. Located D. c.; EN-
BOAT TRAILER -14-ft. or less;
small wheels, roller bed, easily
34-FT. CRUISER-Sleeps 6; excel
cond. Owner on board today, Sir
20. Miller's Boat Yard. end of M
CROSBY 1e-ft. sailboat; will sacri.
fice' o Boat g na slightly damaged. Cal
Will SAccRIFICE s4-ft. Motor Sail.
er to boatman able to make repairs
Sails. motor. bottom good. See at
BoATE56 it.; t1 twin V; screw
engines zines like new; ready to go.
ave. s.wG after IL noon Sunday.
38 FIT. CABIN CRUISER, Bay built,
sleeps 4; head galley. gas stove;
S1,995, terms. windsor Gulf Dock
left. CHRIS CRAFT with Wind
shield and speedmeter and lights
7-h.p. Wizard included; $3.50 or
oGTB6asD HSif 9ttsI M6Tos; h0 oISGsS GIsin 7h h.p,
perfect running condition: S55 or
CRUISALONG. 23oft. Navy, top and
curtains, new-boat condition, 92-
h;p; Chrysler: $3.50. COLON1AL-
LYMAN. JiAl Cruisalong Agency, ME.
OUTBOARD motor and carrier
7h h.p. Evinrude Fleetwin; new
cond.; cost $685.. sell S175. ia
NEW 14-FT. aluminium boat Csim-
liar to Aluma Craft; new model
12-ft. Chris Craft trailer and 1852
Scott Atwater outboard; used /
season. $500. viii not sell sep
arately. 10. 8-1700.
NEW 12-FT. cartop pram., $50. 10.
S-1700.
SMALL YACHT-Twin marine eng,
used all summer; also suitable live
aboard; my cost, 81 300: must sell
MATHEWS CRUISER 1885, SO IT,,
sleeps 4; twin 13O-h.p. Chris Craft
motors 1949; lrge. cockpit with
cover, f1shwell; good cond.; reduced
from $500 to $3.50 cash: first
week advertised. Phone JU. 5-7083
or MA, $4,000, weekdays Ia
Evening star., 1953-10-18
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FAST ACTION on end trust in near.
by Nd; top price paid. BOWERS
va5 BRoS.I SS II3s Ar 1890; 4
low rates; 3-to-6-year terms anC
monthly payments. p. ]. WALSHE
INC. 1I15 Eye st. NV, Ma. S-646S
SECOND AND THIRD TRUST NOTES
purchased; quick cash; no delay
HI GH ,. CONNER, 1927 K st. NV.
MoNEY III oN sEo6N6Ss fye661NHSs' TRnsTsW ri 70yi
will buy second-trust notes. D. C..
nearby Md. or Va; reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors
1881 @ st. W., NE. S-2496.
end TRUSTS, Arlington area; immed
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES
2100 Wilson blvd, Arl.. ia. 2-3300
SPOT Cash FOR SECOND TRUSTS
21a9S to 4go DISCOUNT
MR.. QUICK. LO. 1896
Evening star., 1953-10-18
BOATS tcons.l

STEELCRAFT, 1947. 20 f.; excellent
condition: new cabin: S2.750. Call
OIL. 2-3631. lis
CABIN CRUISER, % It.. VS. power;
5000. WA. 7-S30S. lis
FOR SALE-14-ft aluminium boat
and 12-h.p. motor. Will sell sepa-
rately. See RILEY, rear 900 Main
ave. S.w. 1Ss
EVINRUDE MOTORS and Thompson
boats: factory representatives: used
motors and parts; rentals: service
and parts for all makes: fishing
tacsle. SOUTHEAST SALES CO.,
Evening star., 1953-10-18

At our Oak Grove sales
branch; located at 1901 Rich
mond hwy. five mi. south of
AIex.; Va, mr.: the Drive-In
Ineater, the following Selec-
tlon OF mobile homes is avail
anIe Tor your inspection:
'53 Westwood, 90 IT,, ALL
aluminium exterior. shower and
Toilet; sleeps 4; priced at only
S2,425: down payment, $50;
mo. payments $50 for SO mos.
'53 Spartan Manor. 27 IT.
Walk-through pathrm. with
shower and toilet, TV table
IN ny. rm.; total cost only
$4;O9O; down payment. ST.
O25, with 8 yrs. to pay bal
'53 Spartanette. 81 IT. Bath
rm. complete with tub and
shower; ultramodern interior;
aircraft-type exterior con-
struction. Price, fully equipped
and furnished, S4,7S5; down
payment, $1,000 and up TO
D yrs. to pay balance.
40 Prairie Schooner. 90 #.
shower and toilet, aluminium
window awnings; newly
painted; excellent condition;
$2,395, easy terms.
We also have on hand brand
new Anderson New Moon and
thinner mobile homes as well
as q large stock Of used
models.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
Oak Grove Sales Branch
A3O1 Richmond Hwy, on u. s.
five mi. south of Alexandria. sc
5-67S9.
Evening star., 1953-10-18
GARAGE WANTED

To house q 11z-ton Chevrolet truck,
area Of Hyattsville. Riyerdale or
Bladensburg. Md. Permanent prop.
ostion. Call CHARLES CONNOLLY,
9S07 Gardiner ave-, Silver Spring.
Nd. 10. 1884.
Evening star., 1953-10-18
TIE SUNDAY STAR LOIS AND ACREAGE

EDGEWATER BEACH-sunny sec.
flne all-year home on large water.
front lot; liv. rrn., bedrms., mod
impr.; best location; committing
S12,760, terms.
South River Park on very large lot
large ny.. rm.. 8 bedrms... mod. kit
and bath, furnished; boathouse
committing distance: mr.. schools
bus service; priced for quick sale.
Shoreham Beach, all4year home; lge
liv. rm., 2 bedrms., kit. and bath
very lge. inclosed porch; all com.
pletely furn.; committing distance;
priced for quick sale, $1,000, terms
CHARLES E. RIORDAN, West Rivel
6b24. W.. w. Spiiman, Annapolis
after MnnAAV o
Evening star., 1953-10-18
MONEY WANTED

$50 200 by established firm under ar
payment, bonus and percentage Of
profits. Monopoly items with DEPART
ment and chain store accounts.
Rigid investigations invited. Box To-
would LIKE TO PLACE second
trust note Of S2,50O On nrst-ciass
property. LA. o.<0z4.
Evening star., 1953-10-18
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

81, 400 seasoned 2nd trust note 3 yrs.
old. $47.50. mo. $50. Payments al
ways L week in advance; investment
is safe; price $4,000. JU. 1886. "
So, 1850 I'd trust note, payable S23
mo. Exc, white makers. Sacrifice
1st TRUST NOTE Of S20.500 at So
on good NV. brick which, sold for
b more 5 yrs. ago, and Nhas had
substantial improvements. win give
81 900 discount. MA. S-2417. lie
end TRUST, S3,100. Payable S2S.54
500. Lo. 5-S803. LIS
SECOND TRUST, $2.565, payable
$2S mo-, 6seS bal. due years: good
white makers; modern Va. home;
only S1.925. LO. 4-6565.
SECOND TRUST NOTE. $3.50, pay
able $50 so at So behind $500
B. & L. first trust. $3.50 down
payment. Price, $3.50.
Also. second trust note, S4.975. pay
able $50 per mo-. for S2.750. Gall
RIA. 6-4420 lis
Evening star., 1953-10-18
AuTos 3 TRucKs WANrEp

CARS. all makes. 1910 through I047.
Highest prices paid. Call Mr.. Ar
ROW. WA. 7-2041. -19
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga. ave. RA. 6-1122.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALs of all
makes Of cars are assured at Nc
KEE PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV.
ST. 3-7100.
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model conyertibles and hard-tops.
MCNEIL. tStudebaker), 4034 Wis.
Evening star., 1953-10-18
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for all-year home
with modern cow. within commut-
ing distance of Washington. State
full particulars Box 394-X, Star
Evening star., 1953-10-18

CALtEdI MANOR
Only 10 miles from the D. c. line in
Prince Georges Co. Nd, is beauti-
fully situated on the wide water Of
Piscataway Bay. Calvert Manor is
a year-round planned community,
and Shore-front rights. The rambler
size building sites have not less than
100 to 125 #. road frontages. OF
interest to those that have visited
Calvert Manor several years ago, the
progress that has been made by
many lot owners through the con-
struction Of fine homes. A good
choice of locations available in the
124-acre development, some wooded
lots have 150-ft. elevations. Prices
range from 81 900 and up. To reach:
912 on the Indian Head highway to
sign. thence "a mile to Father White
DIR. on property to of1ce. THEODORE
F. MENK, 927 18th st. NV. Elk.
3-274O. or Mrs. White, representa-
tive, Fairview 2-4463. lis
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
SOLOMONS ISLAND-Three very de-
sirable houses on Main street over
looking Patuxent River. one with 8
bedrmS., one 4 and one z. Modern
conveniences. S12,600 UP.
BATTLE CREEK PLANTATION-135
a., charming early Md. house. ten
ment. A going farm. $4,000.
STEuART VAUGHAN
Prince Frederick, Nd, Phone 1o2-i
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TRUCK VALUES
Very large selection, many
makes, models and sizes at
drastic reductions. See us
before you buy!
General Truck Sales, Inc.
80 M st. NE. ME. S-O5O5.
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MOBILE HOME
BARGAINS

Are you plagued with high
rent and excessive household
expenses? Are you throwing
money away on rent receipts?
Would you like to stop this
waste and let your rent money
buy. you a comfortable home
at low cost?
Then come in and see us
and let our experts tell you
what many Others have al
ready found out about mobile
living. Inspect the following
trailer home bargains:
'47 Alma, 81 Ft.. S1,O95
4S Cottage Home, 25 FIT. 81 ea5
,53 Westwood. 90 Ft. S2,395
'53 Richardson, 81 TT. $2.S95
53 Spartan, 35 Ft. S5,395
'53 Spartan, 81 Ft. S6,125
'53 New Moon. Al Ft. S5,395
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

WATERFRONT HOME, year-round;
3 bedrms., lge. liv. rm.; completely
furnished with TV. Has nice fishing
pier. pier. 1Es TERRACE Sta EEALTY Co. Ls Lssa
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

10 ACRES, high and perfectly drained
land at Orange City, will subdivide
into 80 75-ft. lots; city water at
property. electricity, / 1,30O-ft. graded
streets wonderful opportunity for
home, investment or builder. Priced
only $4,000. DU. 7-4920. lis
INCOME PROPERTY-single- family
dwelling and department home, To-
Gated close to Lake Eola; partly fur
niShed. Income of $2,100 yearly
besides home for owner. Only S4.-
900 down, balance 500 per month
Write Cecil A.. Clapp, salesmanager,
j. DANIEL KOLAR, realtor, FOG
South Main ST., Orlando, Fla.
ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. - Attrac.
cottages and aptS:, rms; season or
mo. HO. 2-S452. 3172 18th st. n w.
THREE -BEDR. MASONRY HOME, ia
lousieS, masonry. electric kitchen,
tile bath; near ocean and river
$4,000, with $4,000 down or $125
monthly rental. STARKENSTEIN,
$50 Manhattan ave-, Daytona Beach,
Fla.
SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE. S15,.
$50, $1,950 cash, balance $159 mo-
6-r. apt, 3-r. apt. and efficiency apt
2 garages. Heart of Daytona Beach,
Phi. AID. 2-471S.
ORLANDO-Lge., beaut. furn., 2 scr
porches; on lake, pvt. dock; S125
mo-; $475 to April /, WA. 1892,
CLEARWATER, FLA.-For rent, small
apt, $500, Nov. through April. For
sale. furn. home, good income; easy