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Evening star., 1953-02-21
To A Firm Needing
modern
office space
IN downtown
Washington, DC.

One Of Washingtons most prominent builders Is soon
to erect thoroughly modern building primarily
intended for their This building will be In
an excellent location on 10th between and Streets
NV
It is Just opposite the International Business Machines
Building and only $50 feet from the new. s-story
Medical Building garage facilities This downtown
neighborhood particularly suited to medical supply.
real estate financial professional and insurance offices
The building itself is destined to be Of the most
modern In Washington. It will be institutional in
feeling so that tenant will think Of 1t 'this own"
building
Construction viii begin almost Immediately with
present plans making the first floor and basement with
street entrance available for rental.
However should other substantial tenants be interested
in this prime location further expansion Of the building
Is sti possible Complete floors offered at moderate
rental with 5000 to 1000 square feet per floor.
Air conditioning. excellent service. elevators ample
parking and modern design will make this office build
ing extremely desirable.
Should this meet your requirements address your
inquiry as quickly possible to The Evening Star.
Bon sesx. Washington. .. G. Brokers ingited
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Southeast Groups
Set Meeting 10 Push
Plans for Hospital

Citizen groups and civic organ
izations in Southeast Washing
ton. mindful of the imminent
transfer of Providence Hospital
to the Northeast section. have
started a movement to build a
200 to 800 bed hospital in their
own area.
A meeting has been set for
8 pm. October q to elect off,
GERS of a permanent Community
Hospital Committee" which will
investigate the possibilities of
such a plan The meeting will
be held in the Geriatries Build
ing of st. Elizabeths Hospital.
Fletcher Is Spokesman.
John Fletcher. principal of
Kramer Junior High School, said
the idea of a hospital for the
area was first mentioned publicly
last June before the AnacoStia
Lions. Club Mr.. Fletcher was
president of the club at that time
and is a spokesman for the
Community Hospital Committee.
He said no site has been Sc
lected but that some are avail
able. Suggestions of the bed
capacity of the hospital have
ranged from 200 to 300, he said.
Evening star., 1953-10-09

pers fiared as the president
quietly read and reread the
motion to the group.
Mr.. Curran spoke opposing the
motion. AS soon as he had fin
ished, some one spoke in favor
of starting the suit and there
was loud appliance from the
more than 100 persons at the
meeting. There was call for
a vote dozens Of times. but the
small group opposing the law
suit continued to hold out.
Finally woman charged the
president with deliberately STALL
ing the meeting. and the vote
was taken. The vote was over
whelmingly in favor of the law
suit.
Sewers Membership.
Mr.. Curran called for order
and asked Howe P. Cochran, the
vice president, to take over the
meeting. Mr. Cochran refused
and Charles S. Gum, the second
vice president, took over.
Mr.. Cufran then asked the
secretary to remove his name
from the membership rolls Of
the association Several other
members followed him, as he
walked from the room.
AS the small group filed out,
the Rev. Ivan E. Merrick of
Christ Church was saying:
There are forces working
against the Capitol Hill COM
munity. but the dominant force
in this area is restoration"
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Miss Willis Presents
Credentials to Swiss
81 the Associofed Press

BERN. Switzerland, Oct. o.
Miss Frances Willis, United
States Ambassador to Switzer-
land, presented her credentials
today to Swiss President Phillip
Etter and Foreign Minister Max
Petitpierre. Miss Willis is the
first woman envoy accredited to
Switzerland, whose women do
not have the right to vote.
Evening star., 1953-10-09

The cost has been estimated at
roughly $4,000 per bed.
The idea of the new hospital
arose out of plans of Providence
Hospital. located at Second and
D streets Sc, to move to a new
building to be located at Twelfth
and Varnum streets NE, Mr.,
Fletcher said.
. Hope for u. S. Aid.
. After Providence moves, the
area will be left with st. Eliza
beths, District General Hospital,
and Hadley Memorial Hospital
Evening star., 1953-10-09

at 4601 Nichols avenue SEA
small private hospital.
One hope of sponsors Of the
idea is to get funds from the
Government under the Hill
Burton Act.
The new hospital plan SO far
has been endorsed by the Wash
ington Highlands and Randle
Highlands Citizens Associations,
the Lions and Kiwanis Clubs and
the YMCA.
Mr.. Fletcher emphasized the
plan is still in its earliest stages.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
zoning Suit Voted
To XIII Parking LOT
In Capitol Area

The Capitol Hill Southeast Cit
liens Association is going to take
its argument with the Board Of
Zoning Adjustment to court.
In heated meeting last night,
which led to the resignation of
the associations president, John
M. Curran, the association de-
cided to start a law suit against
the coming group in an attempt
to prevent the construction of a
parking lot on. New Jersey ave-
nue. between G and D streets Sc.
Despite the associations oppo-
sition to the lot, the board ruled
in July in favor Of rezoning the
property temporarily to allow it
to be used for a parking lot for
two years. The board turned
down an appeal by the citizens
in August asking for a new hear
ing.
Parliamentary Struggle.
H. Cdrley Boswell, who led the
associations fight against the
rezoning, introduced the motion
asking for the law suit. That
was the beginning of a parlia-
mentary struggle, which lasted
for longer than an hOtIr Tenn
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Cosmopolitan Club
Honors John A. Reilly

John A. Reilly, president of
the Second National Bank, has
been selected by the Cosmo-
politan Club to receive this
years Distinguished Service
Medal. The presentation will
be made October Is by DR.. John
Keaveny, club president, at
luncheon meeting at the May
flower Hotel.
Winners in previous years have
been The Stars late political
cartoonist, Clifford K. Berry
man: Mabel Boardman. Charles
B. Dulcan, ST., and Mary Mer-
rick.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Czechs Must Pay Up
Or Face Suspension
From World Bank
BY the Associotsd Press

Communist CzechoSlovakia was
put on notice yesterday that she
will lose her place in the 55-
nation World Bank If she fails
to meet her financial obligations.
The banks governors voted to
give the Czechs until December
81 to put up the $625, 900 they
still owe in capital subscription
/ funds.
Unless it meets this deadline,
Czechoslovakia-last of the Com
munist satellites still belonging
to the bank-will be suspended.
Expulsion could follow in a year
Poland withdrew from both the
bank and the international
Monetary fund three years ago.
| Suspension from the bank
would not affect Czechoslovakia's
membership in the fund.
India Abstains From Vote.
There was no formal tally, but
it was learned that India alb
stained on the vote to suspend
! Czechoslovakia.
This decision highlighted the
final day of the eighth annual
meeting of governors of both the
bank and the fund.
The governors decided to meet
here again next September and
selected the finance minister of
| the Observation-Disclosures he
may be at the time-to preside
over the conferenc.
They agreed, too, to give Indo-
nesia until next March Is to
enter the bank and the fund.
Cautions Optimism.
Speakers at the windup ses-
sion expressed cautious optimism
over the trend of economic re-
vitalization, stressed the import
ance Of widening the flow of pri-
vate investment capital, and un-
derlined the vital role of the
United States in improving and
maintaining the economic health
Of the world.
Mohamad Ali Of PakiStan, the
current chairman Of the gov
ernors, said he has been reas-
sured by statements of United
States representatives that Amer
lea would play her rightful role
in helping the world toward q
more stable economic order"
United States Secretary of the
Treasury Humphrey said he finds
reason for encouragement in
many places" of the world where
economic progress has been
made.
Sound Money Stressed.
Here in this country" he
added, I'VE believe that sound f1s-
cal policies, the curtailment of
excessive or wasteful spending,
progress toward balancing our
budget and the maintenance of
sound money-good money
means the continuation of good
times"
This was taken to mean that
Mr.. Humphrey believes the other
nations in the bank and fund
should work toward sound money
before any Of the major steps are
taken in the direction Of con-
vertibility of currencies.
Dag Hammarskjold, secretary
general of the United Nations,
hit hard on the theme that the
flow of investment capital is as
vital to the economic advance
ment of underdeveloped countries
as is the technical help now be-
ing offered by the U. N, the bank,
the fund and the United States.
"It seems clear" said Mr..
Hammarskjold, that the supply
of international investment will
in a large number of cases be the
factor which sets the limit to the
rate of economic development" d"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-01
AUTOS . TRUCKS WANTED

FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALS Of ali
S %skfS sosf ffis rs Fla. 't'1a'd at
wEsrRRN BUYER has lmmeo cash
HUGHES 1912 Ga ave RIA 6-lI22
SOUTHERN BUYER tn town for one
week highest cash prices paid FOR
,S S9od , sieHc cars r1, IA S14s0l
wheel drive. csiI JE. my! s.o5 ST. after h 5
IN DIRE NEED Tor clean 80 to 81
autos, any make. any model that
are ';S,maculate More cash for clean
MOTOR SALES, lS NJ 81 Sc. II
WANTED lMMEDlATELY-clean '4s
to 80 Ford. Chevrolet or Plymouth.
Any s9 GSxr STYLE Have all cash. call
Will PAY CASH for MIG, &c in
fair cond. viii accept car partly
wrecked, but frame must be in
good shape; Call MISS MCLEAN
PRIVATE RE foT PP2RTY WILL PAY CASH
I 1e5 i at4ss Dodse club coupe Phone
WELL. ESTABLISHED. perfectly To-
Gated used car lot. flood Lighted and
with signs in Southern city. 100000
drawing trade. Interested in ex-
banding stock on consignment.
Commission or financed basis. In
sured and bonded. Box 43-A, Star. 81
OLDSMOBILE OR PLYMOUTH want
ed; 1946 to 1850. 10. 2.0731.
STATION WAGON or small panel
truck. by. private party; 1919 or
1a-TON PICKUP WANTED - Ress
JE. 2-6960.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

81 500 CHATTEL TRUST NOTE on a
2O-year established business, pay
able $50 mo. plus $50 interest. will
sell for SLIGO cash. WA. 7-227s
6-YEAR, $500 deferred purchas,
second trust payable S52 mo. lO4
33Id St. ne. All offers considered
s sEEGMA n F REALTY CO. IA
FIRST TRUST NOTE with balance
Of APPROX. $1,000 on ne. property
with ample equity. APEX REALTY
CO., ST. 3-1612. 2"
FIRST TRUST, 6%, seasoned; 4
monthly: ) more Years Years when balan &c
falls due: SO discount (S417: will
sell balance. $S,344. for S7.927.
OWNER. Box 3S-A, Star. 3'
LIST MORTGAGE on out Of town
incl 0s;o so int. BY OWNER JA'
$i.Sds End TRusT-eG a. S5a.75
per mo-. 80 prompt payn1 hts; no
risk: 25G discount. JU. 9-7S64
end TRUST. 5000, payable $50 mo.
at 81 on 3-unit apt; l will dis
count this 1909. 6-yr. note at
S43.5O per mo-. due in
Aug, 1856: secured by End trust
deed on fine nearby Va. brick
rambler; Navy commander paid
S Shs5q shAE EHr sale E At ssii s'o or c 5H
$5,7oow2nd trust. sc, $50 mo-, on
colored capt. house; civil service
empl.; no risk; So, 500. HE. 4-6109.
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GARAGES

aSOS ONTARIO RD. N.W.-Doubls
brick garage for rent, $40 mo. pei
car. CO. 6-972S.
GARAGE WANTED TO RENT. So
Arlington or nearby. ia. 2-96S3
GARAGE FOR SALE. with lot; 1S-ft
single-car metal, Bird and Channine
SITS. ne; S975 with $50 down. A.
PUGLISI ME. S-5471. Ii. 7-1679.
1896 N ST. N.W.-Parking available
p K ths Esa GAR Ga Oh At sT stS and
Kenyon SITS. NV. Call AID, 4-4163
nth AND IRVING SIS. N.W.-Large
mod. fireproof brick garage WO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-01
TRUCKS FOR SALE

GMC 1947 N-ton panel; in excel
s sond;; g, good tires, low mileaEe' rsas
FORD l94S FL 8-cylinder ha-ton
panel panel delivery Hcs 1 sDan Ssa, 0rs AE Fss
WAY FORD. 3O51 M st. NV, AID
FORD ~ lh-ton stake; dark green
body; wood In excellent condition;
heavy-duty grill guard; signal lights
E sHRkgW Ssgant MoT tofpss co sO5 seq
GMc is5ss tractor actor "S SGs" diesel t !
with sleeper cab: repossessed; clean
and well cared for: worth at least
$1,000. may be had for unpaid bal
Co., co. 800 R r. I. ave e ne. Ap. $1,000
Condition; See5. Ii. 3-SS52. "a
FORD 1852 model So dump truck.
engine. This truck Is fully equipped
body. high LOADED sideboards, and
cab shield, hsh plated. 2-speed rear
with synchro-mesh transmission. anc
heater; this truck is in Al condi-
ton and ready for work; $2,396'
P "a SvSs *: FORD ao61 M st. NV
THRRILMoBTHtE 1916; trailer air;
6 SI.F NO CT 1.S ssP good oOnd; se''
cIHEvRoEET 1881 s-ton dump; 2.
speed axel; tires good; 3-yd. body
throushout; under 10000 MI; Va
insp. Start making money immed
c RHlifi q 1 "a s :t.fs si5d
This truck Is in good cond. Can be
s seen at md 745 Thayer ave. silver
CaEVRoLET 1e4e h-ton panel; in
very good cond.; complete with bins
approx. 1907, built-in ladder rack
on top, heater. Can be seen at ga,
station on corner Of Georgia ave
and Ks snd s. n.y. al day sat
call EN-. 2-1233. Il
FORD '36 del. van l " ton; Al cond
just passed D. c; inspection; 1925
FORD 80 F-6 2 ton; 176-in. w.b.,
su pa ems bo ss1ehr Ss mssS tr sRs
s.25x20 tires; excel. cond.; 81 .O95
C ne II 1851 refrigerated truck;
Temperatures. o to 40; lift. van,
fully insulated; 2 ton; Contact MR.
Manassas, va. Phone Manassas 2S4
|sTUDEBAKER 80 h-ton pickup:
demonstration less than 100 MI; new
truck title and guar. Save 5000 at
s1:tiS wis. MCNEIL aSel En- STggREBAkER
permanent job: excellent opportunity
for dependable driver to own and
operate his own vehicle. Contact
Mr.. William H. Webb at 1900 JET
ferson DAVIS hwy. Arl.. Va. q
ss5faGn; Ju pn s-5 ssser; 10" mileage
CHEV. 1852 Im:ton, 12-ft. stake,
750x20 tires. Helper springs. 1000
orig. miles. Cost S2.400. too lge for
business. Price S1.795. Call Lo. g.
CHEVRo GGgi Isl M-ton panel, very
sa45. BARsY- Pa sNi MOTOR v1 90,
INC: 1870 Conn. ave. RE. 7-7S7S.
DODGE '52 pickup "a ton; driven less
than sned $500 miles; sell cheap. AP.
G. n. {. ~. 4 forward gears. q
INTERNATIONSL 1851 Metro ton.
92oo miles nile So s5Q gN. 4I e g..
FEDERAL 1947 1h-tor. cargo, good
terms. cav NO. 7-43S3.
|CHEV. 1946 R-ton panel. wonderful
BODY. fne mech. condit. Good value
at $500. RE. 1896. 4th at Nd
1is-TON CHEVROLET TRUCK. Al
condition, BY. owner. $3.50 OF
best offer Phone after 1 pm
CHEVROLET 1947 N-ton: metrf
body; needs some repairs on. front
end: body in Al shape: best offer
takes II. See Mr.. Oppenheimer
SHEPHERD PARK VALET, 1900
Alaska ave. NV,
CHEVROLET 1s4s Ka-ton panel
$4,000 MI; in good mechanical
cond. Too small now, for our
business. S495 or best offer. RE
r-033O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-01
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS, less interest:
consolidate your trusts, thereby re-
ducing monthly paymtS. and interest.
MR.. HAMILTON. DI. 1911. =
LOWER PAYMENTS LESs INTEREST
Let me retinarce YOUR home and
consolidate your present trusts
thereby requiring monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal.
ence in cash Call MR. MILLER
NE 8-l22O: evenings. LA 6-5194
end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call MA S-654n
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
10l4 K Ct. NV. u1th and X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-01

WILL BUY q beach home with or
3 bedrmS. and mod. conv., commut-
ing distance or for retirement. Can
make substantial payment. State
price and full particulars. Box
AR1-T Star
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MONEY WANTED

BUILDER-Wants $4,000 for yr
a solid proposition. Will be pro
tected by a End trust. Willing t
pay bonus and interest. Box 1887
Star. -
WANT INVESTOR or group Of bust.
nessmen to invest S150,000 on the
most valuable commercial ground in
Virginia, which consists of 10 acres
of commercial; will more than triple
investment in l " years. This giound
is now being developed and i'm
proved; must act quickly as option
is expiring. This ground has been
appraised at 81 million. For more
information. write Box l4S-B. Star
80 INTEREST on $4,000 needed for
normal expansion of well-established
International business informatio
exchange service: or will consider
right man or woman as working OF
inactive partner. We have business
contracts with over 400 foreign and
domestic agencies. Write Post Once
Box 1874. Washington ID, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

stery: S595. 2-day money-back
trial; 4-month written guarantee
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldes,
Ford Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV.
AUSTIN rs Devon 4-door sedan
sliding roof: completely equipped
excel. tires and finish: S3p6. PARK.
WAY FORD, 1851 NJ Of. NV. AID
2.01e6. 0pon 0 70 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-01
WHY PAY RENT2

When ACEcO can build a garage tel
your personal needs. USING quality
materials and workmanship at the
lowest possible cost. No money down
FLA financed 3 yrs. to pay For .
free estimate. at no obligation. cal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-01
rRAILERS

ALUMINIUM HOUSE TRAILER. IA
IT,. like new, sleeps 4; lovely in
terror, foam-rubber double bed;
sy Sss to handle; 1905. Ju' 81
WAN GGE - 3 St, house trailer that
W ,ad ID 4 I3 t5a! le6 g,
and trade 1919 model. Ii. 7-2343.
1918 CUSTOM GLIDER. % IT. alum
mum. fully equipped with shower,
toilet: etc, $1.695 or best offer.
NEW PARK OPEN-shady lots. BOX
so it.; water, sewerage, metered
lights mo low VOLTAGE. 8 miles
north of Rockville on Rt. $40. Car
The CIDER '' BARREL IRE 'u7 Trailer ss1Hief;
PARK. Phone Gaithersburg 65O-J
COMMERCIALLY BUILT, 6 #. box
condition, SIS. Phone 20. 3-o6ss
WILL TRADE EVEN 1850 Packard
sedan; like-new cond.: for large late
'52 ELCAR.. 2S-ft alum, 500 and
1 aNcN H0t YAK Ee TRA hTns REL Ps1
s ffaP5fai VS. 1851 trailer. soft. with
twin beds Sold, when new. for
400. Located in Jacksonville.
Flas In excel; cond, Will sell for
$3,350. Telephone Mr.. Boiseau, WO
CONTINENTALS. Streamlites, Trav
elites. Schults. Kropf Cruisers. You
will think you're at trailer show
when you see all these models on
display at COLES, Washington.
Laurel; Nd. Call Laurel a22 or Elk
WANTED-sound house trailer Of
good size: must be ready to roll
interior furnishings unimportant
Under $500, cash. Daleview 5-S944
1852 36-FT. TRAVELO; completely
transferred. oV. 3-019S. 4
WANTED-SMALL BOAT TRAILER
good cond reasonable, suit. for IA
It outboard boat; ia. .s-4934. Il
Lot q; Ancient Oaks Trailer Park,
50 ANDERSON. 81 IT,. excellent con-
ditinn. Situated on desirable fenced
lot. AWNING, Tour, Aid. etc. incl.
Price. $1,000 cash. Contact LIT
PPsTRAK; - ANCIENT Oaks Trailer
, SGsrt' IF" sa!lS s GRsIIh, Mode, al b;
81 .495. HEETEF TRAILER SALES
HOUSE TRAILER for sale, $3.50: al
$3.50 Rockville Pike. Bethesda. Md
AMERICAN 90. 194s; good cond
see on Sundays at .Accokeek. III mi
| S. Of Dist. on Indian Head hwy
Beside Church Of God.
MOBILE CRUISER
1850, .3-ft; all aluminium, fully
ing. $1,000. Can be financed. UN
1850 or Lot No. 10. Boiling All
Force Base. Trailer Court.
SINCE 1886 A COMPLETE
TRAILER ORGANIZATION
Dealers in the Washington Area
For Famous Makers of Mobile Homes
| We Handle
AMERICAN. BRENTWOOD HOWARD
SPARTAN, TRAVELO. TROTWOOE
From $4,000 to Sc. 900
Complete Selection Of Reconditionec
Models From 5000 to So 600
AMERICAN TRAILER co
1880 WIS. AVE. NV.
| Woodley 6-323l
SUBURBAN BRANCHES IN
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA
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MOTORCYCLES

SEE THE Sd rKIUMPR TWINS now
on display 7 models to choose from
Priced from S74S "The Worlds
Best Motorcycle Trade and terms
ALLIED MOTORS 100 9Th ct NV
co 5-l496
HARLEY As. "a. DIV. fine run.
ming cond., $3.50 cash. LA. 6-395s.
HARLEY 1875: good condition; s125.
HARLEY-DAvIDsON so "74": oHB,
yellow; all extras; 1000 MI; new
cond.: $3.50. ia. 2-S062.
B. S. A. 40: 250cc., 4-speed gear
boy box new new primary y, chain; s175 or
WANTED--Wrecked or junked motor
ATTENTION AUTO DEALERS
AND SERVICE STATIONS
| 94S Harley-Davidson Servicar; ridden
less than 1000 mi; $3.50 or best
cash ofisr; MASTER AUTO BODY.
DE. 2-17SS. II
BUY NOW AND SAVE
Spring Mdns is. Is Just around the corner
choose from. Ride your own motor
cycle to the Daytona, Florida races
March IA and Is.
Come in and inquire about our cx-
pense paid trip to Milwaukee to ride
your your new Harley-Davidson back
RED HOUSE
,oas H.; D. :. SALES IS & SERVICE, o.,,
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BUY NOW AND SAVE
AUToMoTIvE MISC.

FOR SALE-One pressure purger for
nuShing radiators, good condition.
Phone 9-F-l4, Bealeton, Va.
AUTOMOBILE mechanics hand tools
and some shop equipment. Call 10.
S-6662.
RADIO. 1880 Ford. $50: Ford
wheels. tires and tubes. S25: sew
eral other radios. Ii. 7-2343.
40 LINCOLN PARTS, 4 door sedan;
reasonable offer. 10. S-1679.
WOOD STATION WAGON repairing
refinishing, rebuilding: one piece OF
compl. hody, guar. wk. HO. 2-5S19
WANTED-Automob polishing buff
fer; used. JU. S-11S5. %
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LEONARD SNYDER

MODERN WATERFRONT
/ HOUR FROM WASH.
Overlooking Wye River. h-acre lot
wLooat harbor. New rambler-type
ht.; frame constr; yr,-'roUnd in.
veStment. VIII sell at cost. Con-
tact Mr.. Ellicott. DAVID M. MICH
OILS & CO., Realtors. SteVensviIle.
M1. Eastern Shore ONCE. Stevens
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MEMBERSHIP AVAILABLE in Va
Flying Club. Reasonable rates. Kini
WANTED-J-3 CUB. Must be reason.
able Call TIE. 6-O44S.
WANTED-Good 4-place .airplane
2-S634 or JE. 4-2S62, nights.
PROPELLER, constant speed, for 29i
HIP Lycoming, hub serviceable. TO
9-4S90 Il
LEE AIRPORT HANGAR and tie dowr
space avail, rest. rm. lounge anc
feld at all times. Annapolis 969s
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CHEVROLET 1870 Styline sedan:
orig. black. T. and h.. in finest cond;
S995: terms, sos down. WOLFF
M soIf1 o 1sa1 s Wds ave- io NV EN-
CHEVROLET so: ex-taxi; radio and
h.: very clean; recent motor job;
S695 or best offer. JE. .3-772S.
ivory: r. and h.; new black top
and tires; 81. $50; pvt. owner, sun n;
sps.. Nd: Mon. Ex. $3.50.
G sisnaIs: excel GO 'cond. $1,000 miles;
! owner; $1,000. 10. $685.. :,
Blue; = and h.; sos. Can HA.
CHEsSSIRio,LET 1910 convertible; ha.
new 1852 motor, etc; s426 or best
CHEVROLET 1850 convert, red:
Powergl.; r. and h.; low mileage:
except. clean; excel. mech. , cond
c;trysSfr Pa .o, soseO ;aas. excellent
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CHEVROLET '46 club coupe; new
a motor' t r. Hndsds $3.50 or best
c Gisyi - Aero sedan; Esd, a,
get model; s7ss. PARKWAY FORD.
3O5I M st. NV. AID. 2-01S5. Open,
csEVSERoIET '4s conv.; excep. clean,
motor, top. tires, paint like new; r,
h.: S775. HU. 3-4561.
CHEVROLET 1851 de luxe 4-dr !;
complete, power glide r. and h.: also
beautiful seat covers: 81. 375. AKEEs
OLDSMOBILE-CAD Co, Fair
lington Shopping Center, Alexandria.
CHEVROLET '52 Fleetline de luxe 2
premium tires, seat covers. smart
raven black finish; $1,795. MAY
FLOWER MOTORS. 1925 18th st;
NV, Safe Buy Cars. co. 6.63o3 TIL
$40, CO. 5-6372 It'll 8. -3 .
CHEVROLET '46 4-dr. sed.: r. and
h: good motor. tires; $500 or best
OFFER OV. 3-O237.
CHEVROLET AS 2-door: every. extra,
90 900 miles. 5 Wv. tires, cleanest
in city; SS45. Wo. $1,000.
CHEVROLET '4S 2-door sedan; excel.
cond; $3.50. Call Hemlock 4-4727.
CHEVROLET AZ club coupe; T.. b.,
new seat covers. good tires; $500;
private ia. 1881.
CHEVROLET 80 Belair; 2-tone blue
finish, radio and heater. turn sig
nails; come out and dTiy e ! this sharp arp
SPRING MOTOR CO. INC. 1902
East-West hwy. JU. S-31b7. (U.
Hectly across from o. .. Royal ngn.J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-01
ST. LEONARDS CREEK

Beautiful 3-acre corner bldg. site, ex-
ceptionally fine environment; excel.
lent beach, also good section fol-
pier and boating; $500. See us
about building your vacation home
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DEALER FROM N. c,
Pay big prices for 80 to 40 cars.
$500 Ga. ave. NV" RIA 1884.