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Smyrna times., 1953-07-09
CLAYTON 4-H'ERs MEET
Hear Report BY Earl Hurd on Re
cent Short Course

The members of the Clayton All
Club will accept the challenge of
a softball game with the County
Line 4-H Club. John Clark is in
charge of completing plans for the
game. Earl Hurd gave an inter-
esting report on Short Course, ex-
planning the different subjects he
studied and the fun of roller skat-
ing, playing softball, etc. Harry
Cloud, local leader supplemented
this talk by explaining the new
course which would be added es-
pecially for teenagers. Gail Lurty
will assist this committee for the
bake which will be held on July
25. George Brown gave very ed
ucational talk on raising calf.
Each member gave an account on
the progress of his or her project.
Harry Cloud will visit each men,
Der and inspect their project. A
straw ride and swim at White
Crystal Beach on July 25 will be
enjoyed in place of the August
meeting. The September meeting
will be held at the home of Carl
andi Matthew Fischer. Assistant
leader, Mrs. Wilbur Clark and Mrs
Joseph Bothell also attended the
meeting, which was held on July Z
at the home of George Brown
Woodland Beach Road. Refresh.
ments were served by Mrs. George
Brown.
Smyrna times., 1953-07-09
All SOftball Game Tonight

A softball game will be played
between the County Line and
Woodland Beach Sea Gulls All
Clubs this evening, July 8, on the
Woodland Beach diamond. The
contest, first of series to be
played between the two clubs, is
scheduled to get underway prompt
ly at $50. Eddie Robinson is ex-
pected to draw the pitching as
signment for the Sea Gulls, while
the County Line mound choice is
as yet undetermined. The public
is invited to attend.
Smyrna times., 1953-07-09
Attends Banquet of B.P.W. Clubs

Ruth Ellen Reihm, list vice-presi-
dent of the Delaware Federation
of Business and Professional Wom-
ems Clubs, attended the banquet
at the Hotel Roosevelt, New York
City, last Wednesday which ended
the annual board meeting of the
National Federation of B. p. w.
Clubs. On Thursday she present
ed the charter to the newly organ
lied Newark BPWC at their din
ner at the College Inn, Newark.
Smyrna times., 1953-07-09
Death Mrs. Mildred o. Hoffecker

Mrs. Mildred o. Hoffecker, wife
of DR.. Norman S. Hoffecker of
Laurel, Delaware, died last Tues
day at her home from heart
condition She was born in Clay
ton, daughter of William C. and
Evalina Onley. She had lived in
Laurel for 80 years. In addition to
her husband, sne is survived by a
son, John o. Hoffecker OF Will
mington; brother, Col. w. Bayn-
ard Onley, U. s. Marine Corps, re-
tired, of Laurel, and sister, Mrs.
S. w. Slaughter of Tacoma, Wash.
Funeral services were held in the
Windsor and Disharoon Funeral
Home in Laurel Friday. The Rev.
Ralph C. Jones offioiated, assisted
by the Rev. David w. Baker. In
terment was in Bethel Church
Cemetery, near Cheswold.
Smyrna times., 1953-07-09
X-RAY SURVEY
NAME HEADS
John S. Charlton Announces
Council Officers for State
wide X-Ray Program
DISTRICTS PLANNED

John S. Charlton, chairman of
the Planning Committee for Kent
County for the Statewide Chest
X-Ray Survey, announced this
week that the following X-Ray
Council officers have been selected:
Charles H. Smith, chairman; Mrs.
]. Paul Slaybaugh, vice-chairman;
w. G. Anderson, secretary. These
officers will serve until X-ray time
is over in September. Mr., Smith
is supervisor of Rural Elementary
Schools in Kent County, secretary
of Dover Kiwanis, secretary-treas-
urer of the Petersburg Conserva-
tion & Recreation Center, and Sec
retary of the Civil Defense Coun-
cil-School Division. Mrs. Slay-
baugh is connected with Wesley
Junior College, and was chairman
of Dover Day Committee, 1858.
Mr.. Anderson is administrator at
the Kent General Hospital. Mr..
Charlton who has led county plan
ming and organization to date, is
a member of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Delaware Statewide
Chest X-Ray Survey, Inc. He will
continue as a consultnat to the
local Council. County committees
have been holding meetings, with
the location planning committee
scheduled to meet at Bolan's Auto
Agency on Monday, July 13 at 8
pm. with Charles F. Bryan, Jr. as
chairman. The Kent County X-Ray
Council will meet on July 16 for
committee reports and tuture plan
ming. The Location Planning Com
mittee met on July 2 in Dover, and
divided the county into four major
areas for organizational purposes.
District 1 includes Smyrna and the
county from border to border east
and west, and south to Highways
800 and AZ; District is composed
of Dover and the towns south to
Highway 10. District 3 centers
around Harrington and will run
from the Maryland border east to
Highway 13 and south to the Sus-
sex Line. District will continue
east from Highway 13 and south
to the Sussex Line. Border towns
will be given the opportunity to
decide which district they prefer
to organize with. The committee
made preliminary assignments of
total number of X-ray machine
days to each district, based on
population. It also considered the
overall need for x-ray time for
special groups such as industries,
schools, institutions, government
installations, and migratory popu-
lations. 1t plans to meet on July
13 to work on ALLEGATION of equip
ment to towns and these special
groups. School figures have been
almost completed by the State
School Committee. Morrell l.,
Vehslage, Dover Special School
District, has charge of this division
of the School Committee. Char
les F. Bryan, Jr., is chairman of
the Location Planning Committee.
Robert Whittier, Latex Interna-
tional, Dover, has accepted the
chairmanship for public informa-
tion promotion for Kent County.
Smyrna times., 1953-07-09
Woodland Beach Sea GulIs All

An invitation from the Wood
land Beach Sea Gulls All Club has
been extended to the County Line
Club. The invitation is asking
them to come to a beach party at
Woodland Beach. 1t will be held
on Tuesday, July IA, at 7:3O pm.
There will be hot dogs and marsh
mallows roasted and sodas to drink
for refreshments. These plans
were made at a meeting of the
Woodland Beach Sea Gulls Club at
the home of Edwin Robinson on
July 1. Those members who at
tended were Joyce Locates, Franny
Lord, Edwin Robinson, Martin Le-,
Gates, Carolyn Marsh Zane Robin
son Melvin Sethman, and David
Marsh. I
Smyrna times., 1953-07-09
smyrna Homemakers Club

The Smyrna Homemakers Club
will meet on Thursday, July 16 at
the home of Mrs. Margaret O'Neill,
with Mrs. George Boehmler as CO.
hostess. The topic will be "Invis-
ible Mending."
Smyrna times., 1953-07-09
Death of Mrs. Margaret Denney

Mrs. Margaret Denney died at
Colorado Springs, Col, on July 5.
Commital services will be held to-
day at 11:30 am. at st. Peters
Cemetery with the Rev. F. S. Ban
croft in charge. Interment at st.
Peters cemetery, Smyrna. Mrs.
Denney is survived by son, Cnar-
les Chapman of Colorado Springs,
Colorado.
Smyrna times., 1953-07-09
w. w. HYNSON
DIES IN ALASKA
Body to Arrive Here Early
Next Week; Service at
Asbury Church
HELD MANY POSTS

The town of Smyrna was sad
dened on Monday to hear of the
death in Juneau, Alaska, of Walter
w. Hynson, aged 80, one of the
most beloved and public-spirited
citizens. He had lived in Juneau
for two years with his son, DR..
Theodore Hynson, U. S, Public
Health Service, and Mrs. Hynson.
His conscientious service to his
fellow men reached out beyond the
town to the state, and his interests
were varied and his activities en-
compassed many phases of life.
Word has been received in Smyrna
that his body will reach here early
next week and a service will be
held at Asbury Methodist Church.
which he served faithfully as treas
urer for forty years. The family
has requested no flowers, but in
stead a memorial be set up at As
bury Church. Starting as cashier
in 1921 at the Fruit Growers Ma
tional Bank of Smyrna, he worked
up to the vice presidency. A men,
ber and past master of Harmony
Lodge No. 13, A. F. and A. M, he
served as Grand Master of the
Most Sovereign Grand Lodge of
Delaware, A. F. and A. M. A
member of Morning Star Lodge
No. ii, I. o. o. F., for more than
fifty years, he was Past Grand
Representative to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, and until he left
Smyrna he acted as secretary
treasurer of Odd Fellows Cemetery
Committee. He was member of
fifty-two years standing of the Cit
liens Hose Company; as one of
the early organizers he Joined on
July 2, 1901, and served on the
building committee for the present
building. Always an active fire
fighter and a gallant supporter of
the volunteers, he donated to the
recent financial campaign even tho
absent from Smyrna. He was also
an active member of the Smyrna
Grange, and served as president of
the Smyrna Special School Dis
trict Board of Education for many
years; also, as secretary of the Sc
lective Service Board No. during
World War III.
Member Welfare Commission
He was one of the original mem
bers of the State Old Age Welfare
Commission and became it's execu-
tive director, resigning in 1887 as
vice president of the bank to as
sumo that post. Mr.. Hynson was
the son of Edwin H. and Mary A
GIynson, and was born in Preston
Md. He was graduated from the
University of Delaware in 1898 as
a civil engineer, and taught school
until the fall of 1899 when he Sc
cured a position at the bank. In
1908 he married Miss Lidie Lord
daughter of Theodore and Emma
Lord, of Odessa. In 1928 he was
elected to the State House of Rep
resentatives, serving as chairman
of the finance committee and Sec
retary of the Joint budget COM
mittee. Mr.. Hynson was a chart.
er member and past president Of
the Smyrna Rotary Club; trustee
of the Taxpayers Research League
of Delaware, governor of Kent
County of the Del-Mar-Va PENN.
sula Association; treasurer of the
town of Smyrna, and president Of
the Delaware Bankers Association
in 1924-25. He is survived by his
son, DR.. Theodore Hynson, Juneau
Alaska; one brother Frank, of Sal.
isbury Md; also three grand-chil.
dren.
Smyrna times., 1953-07-09
KENT COUNTY CHEST X-RAY
Ralph Boyer, Chief of Dover Fire
Co., on Information Committee

Ae"APu DVJOis NHhCl VI OOsCi EuC
Co., on Information Committee
S. c. Marvel, chairman of public
information committee for Kent
County Chest X-Ray Council, has
announced that Ralph H. Boyer,
chief of the Dover Fire Company,
has accepted membership on the
public information committee, in
charge of the phase of informing
the volunteer fire companies in
this county. The fire chiefs will
meet this week at their county
meeting. The Kent County Coun-
Gil will meet on July 16 when COM
mittee reports will be heard.
Evening star., 1953-08-15
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1851 s4-ton stake; with
| or without 2S-ft. house trailer: alst
. 7.00x16 6-ply tires. tubes and
wheels. UN. 4-492S. UN. 4-3965:
INTERNATIONAL 1898 DR-5O with
18-ft. insulated body: good mech
cond.: $3.50. Lo. 7-S207. -16
FUEL OIL TRUCKS t2,. l.O00-gallor
capacity Can be seen at a25 Kenil
| worth ave. ne IL
FORD. 1946 F-6 rha ssis and cab. ..
speed rear: s.25x2O tires. This
| truck completely reconditioned: S7a5
| PARKWAY FORD. 3O51 M st. NV.
! AID 2-01s5. Open o to 9, closed
Sunday.
CHEVROLET 1851 H-ton panel; re-
conditioned and sroedpainted; in tip; p
FORD. 305l M st. NV. AID. 2-O1s5
Open 9 to 8.
GMC. 1851 series 100 fa-ton pickup;
newly reconditioned and repainted,
this truck in tio-top s'.e1e. Specie J
SS95. PARKWAY FORD. 3051 M
st. NV. AID. 2-01s5. Open 8 to O.
INTERNATIONAL 1a47 XII h-tor
panel; an excel. buy at our price:
S295. PARKWAY FORD. 305l M
st. NV, AID. 2-01S5. Open 8 to 9,
FORD 40 F,-5; stake body; excel
% eond' Can be seen at $500 South a1
4-03e3 between 4:3O and m.
wnLYs 1851 1-ton pickup: 4-wheel
drive; excel. cond.; S1.195. Vienna
II, 1hl-w w. after st,n pm Fri and is sst''
DODGE '53 2-ton Aft. stake truck:
$4,000. Call ia. $685.. go
FORD F-s tractor and aft. trail
ofrer refused: also Ross Fork
Lift fin IN new cond, HE. 4-5soo' Ju
CHEVROLET 1915 ,a-ton truck. Good
condition. Can be financed, S"95.
CHEv. 194s sedan delivery. Fully
equip. r.. h. and defroster, low mile
age. S625, JE. 2-4059. -16
DODGE 1916 van: Federal Stake,
very good condition. $500 each, oL
FORD Fe tractor and van; peri
mech. cond. KE. 7-0s16. -1R
WIenYs eI.sn ,s5 sass Dane! doRDoN oNner BROS yEy
MoToR CO. srd St between Z snd
NJ ne. Ii, 4-2O"0. -1fi
REQ 1947 bus; 80 seats: good rord
throughout ST ,9a5. Cali JEROME
PROD1E. OIL. 4-O300. 1T
INTERNATIONAL 2-ton truck. 1947.
4-speed: low mileage: oak body. very
good tires and spare. S675 cash.
Owner driven. Call JE. 4-3125, Sat.
and Sun. all day. lie
CHEVROLET 1914 1h-to van body:
/ new tires and rebuilt motor. Tip-top
condition. $3.50. 165 Mississippi ave.
Sc. Apt. ]. Ice
FORD 1914 1a-ton cargo truck
army type: Excel. cond, .S495. Call
Fairview 2-3416, or can be seen at
Tiretown Rte. 5. TB. Md. --16
FORD 1852 la-ton stake truck; new
condition, oversize tires, booster
brakes. overload springs, and turn
SIGNALS. 11249 Cunningham dr.,
Wheaton, Md. lie
FORD 40 hs-ton panel. excel. cond. i,
only 10000 miles. S675. ia. 5-S2s4.
FORD 81 F6 dump; excellent con-
dition, owner. 4, 900 mi on en-
gire overhaul. XII. 9-33I1. lie
FORD o. sD,,.,,, a. panel panel -. ~ motor me.
$175 or best offer, AID. 4.3015.
FORD so 1-ton VS.: oversize tires,
dual rear end. Best offer. 10
CHEVROLET 1a4s sedan delivery
$3.50, Lo. 757436, 5so3 LIVINGSTON
rd. OXon Hill, Md. -16
Evening star., 1953-08-15
AVIATION
PIPER vAGABoND for

PIPER VAGABOND for sale; 100
hangared; cleanest airplane In area;
1895. Call EX. 3-S3g4. before
nm: LA. 6-S55S. evenings. lie
CESSNA-I9O Taylorcraft Flying
club Beginning on Hyde field. En-
own gas Unlimited flying. Call
FRANK or MRS. HARDESTY. 10.
S-320S is
CESSNA $4,000: new engine. o
hrs; 430 hrs. on aircraft. 1/10th
share, Sl,400; u share. So 900. JE,
1918 PIPER vAGABoND. N-4I2a.H.
total time on A. and E. 400 hrs.
fabric In excel; cond,; 500. DAVIS
TRI-PACER, late 81 Custom: always
hansered; full panel. lights. radio
He. 4-6935 or see at Erco field. LIZ
Evening star., 1953-08-15
MOTORCYCLES

SUNBEAM 194S 500 &C.; $500 OF
best offer; 1901 Jefferson st.. Hyatts-
vile, Md, WA. 7-6l66. -i7
I947 HARLEY-DAVTDSON "74"j
side valve. extras. good tires; good
running cond.; S225. LU. f-65So.
TRIUMPH late 81: cost ST. 900; will
sacrifice S695 cash; Extras incl
ton tools. twin saddle, etc. co
5-4310 after 6 pm. weekdays. ans
time Sat. and Sun. -l6
MOTOR SCOOTER. Cushman '52i
tires and motor In good cond.: D. c,
INSPECTION guar. 10. 2-745S, 60l
Savannah st. sc. -15
1889 H.-D.-Blue and white. buddy
seat. saddle bag. windshield: In
perfect shape. S700. OIL. 4-4254
HARLEY MOTORCYCLE
$325 or best offer. EN-. 3-6154. lie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brave. 1889;
excel. condition; $500 or best offer
Call JE. 2-5S52. -l6
Evening star., 1953-08-15
GARAGES

GARAGE or storage bldg: 22x22;
back of 1885 wis; ave- Bethesda;
S35 mo; GEORGE w. ROBERTSON.
GARAGE for rent; for small car or
storage; $40 per month. $50 In
NR. HsOfaoe4isr \. ocHPrTof 81 ANp n sTs.-ons,
story brick bldg. 2nd commercial;
suitable garage, shop or warehouse;
about 40x5O. E. P. SCHWARTZ.
INC, 1914 vt. ave. NV, D1. 7-6.l0.
REAR 5O1 c ST. N.E.-2-story brk.
gar; elec; concrete A.; metal CELL
ing. 1st commercial, JU. 1927.
-l6
LGE. GARAGE. 2-story brick bldg.
lge. End A. can be used for storage:
rear 1854 21st st. NV. lie
FOUR-CAR GARAGE. good entrance
near H st. ne; $50. Ii. 6-2076.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD. NV
Double brick garage for rent: cal
or storage. Call NO. 1865. 10
IDEAL FOR STORAGE-LarEe double
brick garage; $50 mo. 1884 La.
mont st. NV. Lo 5-2395. go
Evening star., 1953-08-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALt

STUDEBAKER 1850 Starlight coupe;
dark green; overdrive. heater, Wv.
tires: ppn6sreoat. seat covers; 5000.
sstDEB4Kfh ifEstR2I 81 Commander SO Sat.
ses eSsaaR MARTIN & spd MoroHRt Is oHt0 shIEs SEIYs
sss. :ssudseak'r slS EM' MPeslfTss, sisss 1888 s.
STUDEBAKER '52 Champion de iuxs
MARTIN MOTOR SALES (stude.
RM RsSer sI pesisrs'' sss 1898 Wis. ave NV.
sfuDEsAaSfIfaRa ffuDiEsAafIaa so Champion ls de lux.
zIor'' heater; oyerdrjye; SS95, MAR
DealeFssD' 1888 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
sTu6EBAkEs .4s champion; :. and
h; S645. MARTIN MOTOR SALTS
!Stude6aker DcaleIsl,. 1888 WIS.
sTUDERxkarRE ayei nEia EN- s-1sSs 1!Ss s,r,o,
one owner, Al cond.: diplomat must
sell; $3.50 or best offer. AID. 2-3300.
sTUDEBAKER 's3 Land Cruiser; fully
green inish. Wv. tires, nylon in.
terror. The utmost in luxury and
performance. American car with
European look. Company official car,
neW-car title and guarantee. SUBJ
aala IN aloxsnss a,ssount McNaiT pns liberal trade
STUDEBAKER late '53 hardtop con.
vertlblei 2-tone color; auto. transm.,
red leather upholstery; white side-
mi; l driver. diplomat; ST ,675 or
best offer. Cali AID. 4-la35' 30
STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion; fair
cond.' r; and h.; good rubber Price.
STIi5rp Sl15i tkrp uN 4;29Ss, ;2@ S., .
yerti6Ie coupe; dark sTeen. fully
s9a5 ARcAbE Pe1 TSe iPRoeSlf1 PoSfAe ses Te:k 4a
1TXlng St NV; AZ; 4-S500. --17,
maroon; ma ssoo1 oooverdrive; $3.50 or best ,ot..er.
sTGDEBAKER 1jGlsaT1s 1850 Champion re' d.
luxe o,pass. coupe; excel. copd.. cd.
and climatiSer: by pvt. OWNER;
sTiinrR.Rsp Ti2G 1r ssss Offer inTo X KI: s.sssS
7eTtible red WITH S2o baef bGnafmpSn eop SsR eeR
and runs like new; 81. .os5. RACINE
AAG5i1 Va. IA. 7-544s. Open sun. sun.
TILLSs IIL5 5s sos oAssrSTaloOn S;sa dark Prssn
S1,946. sacrifice S1,650, Call oV.
WiIIYs 1853 company demonstra-
70 $500. Can GoRD5eoEN 5eEs BRos' Ss'e Mo. e
TOR co; 3rd o6,o St, between L and
WILLYS JEEPSTER 1850 6-cylinder;
radio. heater and overdrive: SSa5.
GORDON BROS. MOTOR co. 3rd
st. between L and M ne. Ii.
WILLYS JEEP; 4-wheel drive glass
inclosed; S295. GORDON BROS.
MOTOR CO.. 3rd between L and
N ne; Ii. 4-2020, .--16
'41s AND 48s; all models and makes;
S295-S695; financing and low down
credit. RACINE MOTOR CO. -3i0O
y: 10th St. ,Arl,. Va. IA. 7-5443.
Evening star., 1953-08-15
MOTORISTS
ATTENTION

Sensational new Span-O-Life bat
teries on hand now for immedia te
installation. Guaranteed for the
life Of your car. No NOR battery
worries: bull for present day drain
of battery bv all equipment. Will
start right UP even after run down
See 1t at
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
Distributors. 1887 irving st. NV.
Jim Markham. manager. Dealers in
vitsd. Some territory left. -16
Evening star., 1953-08-15
MOTORISTS
ATTENTION

Don't take chances on modern speed
highways-get set. Of punctur'
proof General Tire Co. Safety innel
tubes for your car. AS advertised or
Jim Simpson program, l1:05 pm
every night See them at
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
Authorized General Tire Dealer
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. ASSOC
Evening star., 1953-08-15
AUToMoTlVE MISC.

TWO, 70Ox18. 6-ply tires, mounted.
ready to roll. UN. 4-4&S. uN
4-3965. liz
F-6, 2-SPEED REAR; 5000 mi.
trSnsmission, trans ss i IL asphalt @ trailer tank
2750 gals: coils in tank. IT. -
S713. 1903 Madison lane, Baileys
Crossroads. -t6
DODGE 194I motor. recently rebuilt
also Transmission and etc. Vienna
35S-V -15
Evening star., 1953-08-15
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.
TRUCK SALE
BIG DISCOUNTS

'42 Chevrolet. 1h-ton chassis
and cab S295
40 Dodge Boyertown package
delivery $3al
E'46 Chevrolet, Ia-ton panel S495
10 Chevrolet. sedan delivery S496
I'47 International, s4-ton pick
up $685.
I'4s Ford Ia-ton panel $685.
t'47 Chevrolet. 2-ton chassis
and cab with '5l motor $795
40 Dodge. l2-ton panel - 1886
ISL Willys, panel delivery ---- SS9l
t'4S Chevrolet, h-ton panel - S79i
4S Ford F5. chassis and cab SS95
50 Chevrolet, h-ton pickup $500
81 Ford. la-ton pickup $3.50
40 Chevrolet suburban carryall S995
80 Chevrolet. 34-ton pickup S995
81 Chevrolet, 1-ton pickup 81 .095
81 Chevrolet sedan delivery 81 OBS
LMANDEIT. CHEWROI .E1
Evening star., 1953-08-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED
SELL THROUGH
Roger Moss, Realtor
ESTABLISHED 1886
2125 r. 7. AVE. NE, HO. 2-602C

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame; white or eolored
Quick settlement Call Mr. MILLER
NE S-1220' ewes. LA 6-5l94
Evening star., 1953-08-15

ELCO CRUISER, AT, 81 it.,
so Chrysler Crown, ship to
shore, Surette charger, fully
equipped. Fast and sea-
worth. Sleeps 4. Asking
$500.
See at seIhy Bay Basin, DR.. GOLD.
eLATT; DE. 2-6940. RA, 3-3e71.
Evening star., 1953-08-15

FIRST COMMERCIAL
IND ST. Mr.. EAST CAPITOL
Double garage; electric and water;
grease trap. soft. alley; S25 per
mo. Call GEORGE BASILIKo. RE
7-19i5, 11I3 I st. NV. -l6
Evening star., 1953-08-15

CADILLAC 1853 conv.; yellow. with
black top. all black interior: white
wall tires; delivered new June 10.
$4,495. :
Eichberg Auto Sales,
1909 Wis. Ave. NV. AID. 4-lTy2.
Evening star., 1953-08-15
TRAILERS

TRAILER, boat; al steel; for boats
'49 AMERICAN. 2s #. with or with.
out; 81 Seton stake Chevy; also
Wheels Ie sOv5So 1N. 4@39ss. SSi IN. s s4-sse5. '
1919 sCHULT house trailer, % it.
at 1905 Park rd. NV. lis
CLOSED TRAILER wanted. desire to
rent on monthly basis. Call Elk
$4,000. ask for Mr.. JERRY. lie
LUGGAGE TRAILER. small, inclosed
waterproof and ,rustproof; turn sig
nails and legal lights; sos. ia
a5-FT. 1916 ALUMINIUM house
trailer; Sl.395 or best offer. 5000
Kenilworth ave. oV. 3-4973. Ii
1919 21-FT. Rollaway House Trailer
completely equipped Further infor'
1850 WHITLEY aluminium hous,
trailer. 35 it.: fully equipped. incl
bath. elec. brakes, bottled gas ant
awning; excel. cond.; reas. price
Sat. and Sun. weekdays, $3.50 pm.
Lot PA. Nightingale Trailer Court
Rte. /, 4 mi. south of Alexandria
HONSL 1RalLEh' 1899 y 6-IOOt TOll-
away, completely equipped For fur
ther information, caIl OIL. 9-96SS
LIBERTY, os IT,. 194s: in excel
cond : sleeps a; apt.-sized stove
refgr, and dble. sink: shower and
commode. $1,000. Cali WE. 5-5356
2 a.m.-6 pm, except Suns. Sun.
WA. 1-0SS4. Ia
LUGGAGE TRAILER. 4x5; good tires
new paint, hitch and tail light; like
n new, I, 500 OF 59255 4519255. -16
appreciate. Temple Trailer Village
Lot 1913, Alexandria. Va. -l6
TRAVELO AS, all metal, 23 it,: may
be seen ewes. or week ends. SO Spring
dr.. 1144 Richmond hwy, Alexan-
AnUM1NuM Iltfi S1j HOUSE TRAILER. H 1a-ft.
Aljo. 1949 model: furnished. Also
meoving srailer' 71ax1o. Must sell.
WANT no RENT your house trailer
during September? ia. 2-2I71.
WILL row your house trailer to New
England for use of same during
10 days of Sept. Call IA. 2-217I.
T0AHr NIYN gTY5
Evening star., 1953-08-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

TRUCK CENTER
1900 and 2241 Nichols Ave. S.E.
LU. 4-4400 III
Evening star., 1953-08-15
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

FAIR. HONEST APPRAISALs Of all
makes Of cars are assured at
sE MCKEE s, ,Po0oNT1Ac. oo 1884 L st. nv,
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late.
model convertibles and hard tops
MCNEIL fStudebakerD, %034 Wtscon-
sin ave. EN-. 3-72S6.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice iow-mileage cars. MORRIS
DON'T SELL OR TRADE your car to
any one until you get the big price.
Need 100 cars. Drive In open lot
See Mr.. Beach to sell.
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th ST. NV
Evening star., 1953-08-15
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
WANTED

year: highest cash prices paid See
PENNY, 1920 Rhode Island ave. lie
LA. $4,000. Omen till o.
Evening star., 1953-08-15

CADILLACS WANTED
I941 1883 models. See US before you
trade or sell your Cadillac. We viii
I'ay you top cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES t345 Que st NV.
nIJ T-S300
Evening star., 1953-08-15

-FI. CRUISER 81 twin ChrysIer
Crowns, shtp-to-shore phone, foam
o. 9uh9er TSS ,sIEGn susnions; IKE new; $500.
65-FT. CRUISER. sleeps 10; $1,000
down: will finance balance. Priced
NEW CENTURY RUNABoUTs. for
immediate delivery.
NEW 2s-FT. AND 32-FT. sAFTI-
CRAFT SEDANS,
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Maine Ave. and NJ st. S.W.
Evening star., 1953-08-15
AUTOMOBILES For SALE

DODGE 80 Coronet Diplomat; 2-tone
gray: Gyromatic: radio, heater. seat
covers. new white-wall tires; only
Phone am. appt.. NO. 1906.
Evening star., 1953-08-15

CHEVROLET AS 4-dr. with 81 en-
gine; new front shocks and steering
joints, $500. Can be seen at 62l4
Ritchie rd., Forestville, Md. lie
CHEVROLET 1852 2-dr. sedan: blue,
peri. cond., priced reasonable. AD.
A.3sTO -16
Evening star., 1953-08-15

BUICK 81 Super 2-dr. Riviera: T.
and h., Dynafow. 2-tone blue;
S1,795. cash. trade or bank finane-
ing. CAITHNESS BUICK, INC.
used car lot. 5l15 Wisconsin ave.
NV, WO. 6-55S1. Open til g..
Evening star., 1953-08-15

CHEVROLET 1851 s4-ton stake; with
or without 2S-ft. house trailer: also
. 7.O0x16 6-ply tires. tubes and
wheels. UN. 4-492S. UN. 4-3965.
INTERNATIONAL 1898 DR-5O with