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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-02
Record Orange Crop
Expected in Florida

MIAMI.-Florida orange grow
ers expect to harvest a record
orange crop during the 1953-54
season.
Production is estimated at
about 80 million boxes, compared
with 1872 million last year. In
194l-42 production totaled only
27.2 million.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

ing the winter in Daytona BEACH.
Fla, are spending some time wis,h
Mr. and Mrs. Welfred Hendr:tk
before moving into their nhw
home. Other guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hendrick during the psst
week were Mr. and Mrs S. ".
Sutton, of Manteo
Mrs j b Blanton and granl-
son Richard Wallace Newconsb,
has been spending several weeks
with her. visited in Richmond last
week He returned home with I.is
parents. MIR. and Mrs Arthnr
Newcomb. on sunday
Mr., and Mrs. jesse w Gates
and grandson. jesse Carol Fffll,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill
and small daughter Beverly, Mst
Sunday in Richmond E
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Spcncer.sof
Farmville, We're visitors Sunday
of the Misses Carsons at Mid
way"
Jesse W. Gates visited his
mother Mrs. w B, Gates of
Sandy River on Mothers Day.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
Belo,la

The prayer meeting was held at
Providence Church on May 5. at
8 p. m. Mrs. P. w. DeVane. Of
Danville. made a most interestmg
address that was enjoyed by all
present
The regular second Sunday
service was conducted at Emman-
uel p. f. Church at ii a. m. f.
t. Janney read the service. as the
Rev. Carlos A Loop has not re-
turned from the Holy Land re
and his wife and son are now ON
their way home
Mrs. w. j Hubbard returned
from st. Luke's Hospital ON Fri-
day and seems to be improYiue
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II Webb ana
W. j. Hubbard went into Rich
mond on Monday
Week end visitors of Mn. ana
Mrs Ollie Palmore We're Mi and
Mrs Clayton Palmore and lWt
sons, also joyce Palmore and
Floyd Heath an Of Richmond
Miss Iris Walthal Of Rich.
mond, spent the week END W,r
her mother, Mrs. b + Waltn0n
Mr. ana Mrs Bernard Walthalj
also Of Richmond visited iu tlt
same home Sunday afternoon
Mrs p w DeVaue. Of Dan
vile, and Mrs. II. III Dobbin.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

and the youngest mother, Mrs
Lee Proffitt. Mrs, Hill has two
daughters, eleven grandchildren
and six great grandchildren most
of whom were present at the ser
vice. Flowers were presented Miss
Ola Walton, who for many years
has been teacher OF the nursery
department
Among those returning home
for Mothers Day were Mr.. and
Mrs H. T. Cole Jr.. and family.
of Fine Greek Mills Mr.. and Mrs.
J. K. Stonnell and family, Mr..
and Mrs Carneals Mrs. Robert
ellis and children, Misses Wy
land ana Anne Smith, OF Rich
nond, Bobby SanderSon. Of TRIP
also Mr.. ana Mrs. Lee Proffitt.
Leland Walton and little Lee. Mr..
and Mrs. J G. Sanderson and
family, of Richmond
Miss Ola walton Mrs. w. p.
Sanderson and Mrs. Dennis Hart
visited Miss Mary Austin IN her
new home, near Hamilton. re-
Gently.
Mrs. Jack Martin. MIS-. Erin
Speas Mrs. Clarence Speas ana
Mrs. w P Anderson attended the
district meeting OF the Home de-
monstration Clubs. at Bucxnham
last Tuesday
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C,lmberI land 1T. |


NliS' nora ttooo' VINO WORKS M
f'iciihiolu, spent ule week enc
W. iein'iseS ~
MIS- =. =. ~ yam lI3d 2 loA4
Instance 'elei'ilolie Gun from he-
49, T1,5 '''el IT.. nei oNloy' from
Iu@iio ans ia"ilo tof h'otheff
o's
Nt- anu N1s. fluoFil Claoo ahfi
On 0peiceI . ~ '9coJl9FlIli,
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/. Aslllv,

Mothers Day was observed at
Thomas Chapel Sunday ScnSol
With a program by the Julssor
class Mrs. c, G. San ders on,
teaches joyce Martin, Bud Mar
tin, steve Sanderson, Lucinda
Elder and Katharine Guthrie mar
ticipated
A gift was presented the digest
mother present, Mrs. Lacy Hill,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

Mr. and Mrs Rosser ~ Flippen
were honored Sunday III their
home with dinner and family
reunion given by their four chill
dren- Mrs Russell Brown. Mrs.
1ofs Rhodes. Mrs. Omer BAH and
iRosser N Fllppen. u. Four eencr-
ations were Represented at the
reunion which Included Mr.. and
Mrs Rosser n. Fhppen Mr. and
Mrs Rosser N. Flippen, Jr., and
TWO children, Of F'armYillt Mr..
and Mrs Russell Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs Kelley and Two children. Of
Norfolk MIR and Mrs. Marvin
CraVer, OF Norfolk and Carol
Brown, MI and Mrs Tom Rhodes
Of CaltersAille Ind Mr. and MIS-.
Omel BAH and son. Of Moseley
Tile occasion Was one OF great
happiness.
Spendina the week end with
Mrs. Agnes Laws wcIe her son
VHail r Laws his wife ana chill
dren. Of Norfolk Mrs Jessie
BoiSscau Of retersbula. was a
visitor in the same HON Sunday
MI and Mrs Hugh Ilppen Of
Ashland. were quests of p j.
Flppeu tliS Ncfk.
Max Stone and family Of Ar
1f,...4.s. .4fr....-} M. tt.,t.. 4J.-,++
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BaIIsvilIe

The Rev Reynolds filed his
regular appointment at Mt Mo
riah Sunday morning bringing to
his CONGREGATION lovely Moth
er's Day" sermon.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

Mrs Maxine Baldwin was guest
last week end Of Nh. and Mrs.
Gamer Collins and her new
aranddauahtaf. Joyce Nancy Col
Inns who w@s born April % in
Providence Hospital Washington,
y G.
MIS- J 3 Blanton had with her
on Mothers Day h e following
children Mi and Mrs Andrew
Godsey, Richard BlantOn. and
MIS- II b WilkerSon and daugh-
ter, Sallie Adams OF Cumberland
G A. Mrs Milton Price OF Pros
pect Mr. ana Mrs Eddie Smith,
MI and Mrs. George Lewis Carter
and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur NeWV0mb and sons Of Rich
ntond Mr. and Mrs Don Murray
and son Of Petersburg and Joe
Phantom, Oh ParmVille
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NogeI Guests

Mr. and Mrs Yarbureh and
Nit John Yarburgh, of Rich
mond visited MI and Mrs Frank
Vogel last Friday Mrs. John Var
brueh remained for a visit Of sew
eral days
During the week end Mr.. and
Mrs Vogel had as their guests,
Miss Grace Vogel Misses Betty
Ballenger and Mildred Hardy. Of
Washington D G. on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs VoGel with their
guests visited Kerr Dam and Hen
dorson N G.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hedrick
and family who has been spend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21

OFFICE IN Law SUITE. Warner
SITS. NV. once space for rent. Free
parking. B. B. ALLISON. RIA. 3-0513.
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DESK SPACE

MODERN ELEVATOR OFFICE BLDG
Attractively furnished; secretarial
services: hourly basis; telephone II
desired: reasonable. ME. S-371S
OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area; telephone
answering. mail service and public
stenographer available. Cali DE
$4,000
WILL SHARE downtown real estate
once. LIST floor. mr., Courthouse. with
public stenographer. accountant
notary public or attorney or builder
Call RE. 1924 or RIA. $500. "a
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STORES FOR RENT

10th AND U ST. N.W.-30xe0; excel
Rent reas. DU. 10000. --2I
ONLY S35 MONTH-71S L. st. Sc
!, rm. and STORAGE: suit. fol-, barber
sho RIB repair shop u Or s retail store store;
cations in the heart of Bethesda
UEL 3. BoqLEY. INC.
LARGE DOUBLE STORE. completely
remodeled, Formstone front: lge;;
SsHsy Tn Ss ss: H. ssSTs n str sd
Baltimore, Nd, MR.. JAY. 80
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-Good business
location, reasonable rent. heat turn
Call after 10 am. DE. 2-64f54.
442O COMFY It. by 80 IT,. opp
Wooiworths. drugstore. Best & CO
WISCONSIN AVE. mr.. Woodward an6
Lothrop and Sears, g. Roebuck.In
f uii dayiish tsS Ssmt. s naTHins SPACE
May be rented without bsmt. EN-
2-4232 or OIL. 2-5867. --23
141 r ST. E.W.-Small ctore avail
for tmmed. occup. with liv. quarters
q, 2nd d.. e.; very reas. rent. Cal
1908 9th ST. N.W.-Approx. 400 So
f.. plate glass window. gas heat
Nv. quarters also avail. II needed or
2nd a.; excel. location for beaut,
parlor. barber shop, tailor. shoe
1920 GEORGIA AVE.-For rent;
large new store with parking lot
1908 EYE ST. NV, in heart Of
medical center-Ideal for optician.
fprist. valet shop, etc. Call MR..
KAY NE. S-3670.
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CHEVROLET 40 s4-ton pickup; de
luxe cab. see-around windows and
canopy cover; $3.50. AP. 7-46sl;
ss! ssss3 to t e. D ss7 sgs e es;
w sSsdhaHseto Oldest l Ford pes iANDI III
Vermont ave. NV. AID. $4,000;
body. IL It. long; very clean truck;
Attn sll tires nearly ~. ney; quarter r,. ieal
81 os5. 'O'i MANDELL CHEVROLET
CO. 1900 Nichols ave. SEE. 2241
FORD 1880 dump: sgd. body, new
motor; ready for work: Cash PRICE
seas &C can sba wsss s sve eG. S4s4 Can be
W SflH R WITa CRANE. AZ chev.,
quick sale. $3.50 JE. 4-2s1S. Pa
WALK-lN package delivery truck
1850 Chew. clean. fine runnins
e. AME Esos STORE 1896 H ST. ne
INTERNATIONAL AT s.-ton panel;
equipped with rugged 4-speed trans
mission. Need q good panel at q
cheap price, then see this one today
Ready to roll; Now going at only
a. G-4 51@c ss9s W Wnsoa Blvd. Ar
lington. Va.
FORD 81 FL ls-ton pickup; de luxe
cab; low mileage; very clean. secs,
written guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS,
1910 r. l. ave. ne, DE. 2s6302.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER AS:
metro: $500; pvt. owner. Du; 2
II-TON PICKUP, 80 GMC, good
tires. dandy motor and clean: 5000
down. bal. $40 mo-. total S695. RE.
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FOR SMALL INVESTORS
We have several Ice: converted f.
unit ,.l bldss;;r $S ,, COOS $500, ,9o9 On
newly dec. All in excel. cond. show
Ing. remarkable returns. Each In
excl close-in NV. loo.
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FARMS

STROUT CATAL0G mailed freei 33
States. STRoUT REALTY. l427-e
Land Title Bldg. Phila. 10. Pa.
LARGE DAIRY FARM for sale BY
owner. Books will show its q we'll
paving farm. Box 800. Gathers
0u AcR Ms: 9 big rms, s p msR
good well. On U. 8. 522, 2 miles OF
. good town. Ideal for retirement;
96 miles south d. c. $500. $500
down. SIS mo. TIE. 6-4131. -22
WANTED TO RENT - 10 acres or
more with good home. In vic. Olney.
Colesville or Burtonsville. Fulton g.
YOU So, MAKE THE TERMS. ass-aere
farm. Gainsboro Va: good Groom
spring and river. OWNER, LU: 2
IG4,1cRE DAIRY FARM. near Da-
maScus. 90 stanehion and new milk
house. large bank barn. chicken
house. corn crib and machine shed.
Land under soil conservation. S-rm.
house. 2 baths; o.h.-w. heat: small
gueSthouse Shade trees. long 'front.'
age on cement road. Owner retiring.
Truly an excellent farm and very
productive: 80 miles D. c. For ap-
pointment to INSPECT call J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, INC, ia. 4-1155: after
q pm. WO. 6-4512. -22
cattle. sheep. hog farm:
$40 clear; 100 cattle. Al hogs. hay.
grain, ample machinery. 3 houses.
out bldes. OWNER III; priced to
sell, $40 $50 WO. 6-7O20 --22
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

RESIDENTIAL HOMEsITEs-3 acres.
Co.. north Of Silver Spring; ground
is gently rolling: view ideal: 237x476
feet on hard road. Price, "a, 500
cash. ROBT. E. LOHR. Realtor. HE.
s. assx2ccG&iEs ACHES, Fairfax County, " mi.
cT9 Wafer sSfss to within sahnsy watkins hdS Ss
transp. to B. G. (soc fare one way.
acre. VERNON NJ. LYNCH & SONS.
Springfield. Va. KI. 9-575S. 81
8 LAR LARGE e t0TrS S.-I Co.; special
cleo; lots tested and approved for
septic tanks. ia. S-2659. -2l
80 LOTS. bethesda area. mr.. Naval
% grade; $4,000 ga. sMoLEN 4
acres. y Nk II atiTvo R e. Ii 81
WOODED ACsREHHGE aOMEsITEs-
$4,000 and up. in beautiful Bradley
Hills Grove. near Burning Tree Club;
%SssEN S. 5ss'F sasSs o. s$Eas
CoLEsvILLE AREA lots, $3.50
each: $4,000; level, -graded good
street. water. cleo. ia: .9--SS47.
for 80 units: excel. location; sewer
and water in: subdivided. ready "a
go. Call Mr.. GREEN, XII. 9-6700,
p. G. CO.-Contee I'd: S1.40O per
acre: small choice acreage bldg. sites
10 miles D. G.. paved roads: " mile
$25 mo. w. W. LEWIS. Realtor,
RESIDENTIAL LOTS, Takoma Park.
In good location: sewer. water, gas.
electricity: now on sites 60x14S #.
on paved street; $1,000. Call ROBT,
2. LOHR. ,Realtor. HE. $4,000 till
Rab 81 AZ; rAl' vEAiLLEY-1e lots. al
utils.; S1.100 each. subord. to con-
struction with reas: down payment
HUDSON REAL ESTATE. UN. f.
TAKOMA PARK-S1 200. Excellent
5nx150 II. lot. All util. and street in.
on New Hamp. ave. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE. JU. 9.1103.
33rd AND s. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Close to industrial and proposed N,
Y. ave. bridge; approx. 100000 50.
it., 35c per IT.; 7-rm. frame house
on property. Terms II desired. ST
BRE1TERMAN REALTY CO.
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BUSINESS PROP. FoR SAILS

sa au,l.! uD ,l. ter etc. See {.
Locate your shop here and live in
or rent the S-room and bath up
$50: only 1000 cash. THE isENS.
FgEALToRs. MA. s-6e1e; ewes RA.
1900 50. FL. Maine. O.. Union q.
SSasSi q. oso ? K Fm a3.sGS sc, s1lo
scR Ro9Is or ERATERNETX. vrS S0 ~.
nr. Dupont Circle. Main ar. has lge.
meeting rm.. 14x6O. with raised
RsEins Sac COO no JOHN Il. M HPiiaEIs
Jr. q BRO, Ma. 8-2557. --22
SALE OR RENT. with option to buy,
5-yr. -old residence with running
water on each floor; commercial
way. With nne of1-s IT e' psrfinr;
with home. RIPLEY q RoMER.
Realtors. JU. 5-6111. Open ewes.
APPROX. $4,000 so. FIT, close-in
n1s. 9 9e:iaeDi, sS ass s1on Sa
small portion improved: pfodueins
$500 annually: Very limited of
fering. Price $375. 900: terms to re-
sponsible purchaser. Call Mr.. Moran
with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. d.
7-1411: evenings EN-. 3-4015..
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Store and. apartments.
Downtown. 18th st. between @ and
\ sts: Ewes. KI; 9-g09s, PHILLIPS.
240o. 10I2 18th st. nv
GARAGE-SERvICE STATION and
used-car lot: 10 acres Of ground:
located on U. 8. Rte. 3O1. u mile
south Of Rte. SO. A going bus
mess: selling due to health. Call
Mr.. sth AND MD. AVE. NE
Excel. business opportunity; gro
Gerry store with 5-rm. apt. on End a.
sep. utils. VIII sell bldg. and bus
i cs Mr. n ei' PGoL IsIm' Me- f 'q. y9p
III T-l67n 90
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1913 2-dr.; heater: UP to
30 miles per gal: 30-day guarantee:
only $295. HILL g. SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1114
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43OO.
ANGLIA 81 Cdr: heater. equipped;
green finish; up to 35 miles per gal:
only S545. 2-day money-back trial,
4-month written guarantee. HILL
g. SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
4-430O. 81
AUSTINS 1916. as. '4s. so and '53
sedans; S295 up: Crosley '49; r,
and h., excel cond. S2S5; Morris
Minor 81 convertible. $685.; 8 used
you money! JACK PRY, LTD, 14th
and p NV. Tin our 3lst year)
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rRAilERS

l954--See this alu-
minum coach today. It's new and
Just the right size and weight for
travel: Only 5000 down. AMERI-
NV Phone WO. 6-6303. IA
RICHARDSON 1862; in like-new con-
dition; aluminium exterior: 3 rooms
shower and toilet with bath. Only
S59S down, low monthly payments
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC.
Washington Baltimore blvd. Q miles
north of College Park. Phone WE
c SCSHfRIi TRAILER SERVICE on
al makes Of mobile homes. Com
plete parts department ct the serv-
Ice Of the man who does his own
work. AMERICAN TRAILER CO,
@Sy. 1880 wis. eve. NV W0. o.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BAARTow REALTY CO, Realtors
M hSSi 2 81 81 P sECo Ne ffR 1854
will buy second-trust notes. D. C..
NATIONAL MORTGAGE 8 INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. 2. ave. NV
F HHs e .Ts1sr LOANS on real estate
low rates; 3-to-5-yeaf terms and
monthly payments. p. J. WALsHE
INC. lib Eye st. NV. MA. S-646s
end TRUSTS, Arlington area; immed
action. MECHANIC PROPERTIES
2100 Wilson blvd. Arl.. IA. 2-3300
NO DISCOUNT! Dollar for -dolla1
loan Immediately! CO. $1,000.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
Mk' d TH K P Po' fHss55'.
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OFFICES STUDIOS FOR RETLoTS AND AcREAcgs FoR SALE
i fGAnein s.aAl
WOODMOOR
ATTENTION RIJII,DERS

We nave nice bungalow to remodel
Bernadette's School, plus 2 level 20
It. lots to build on. Cali for further
information. GRAHAM q CO., JU.
6-6OlO. Open I'll pm.
APARTMENT LAND
A block Of land that win subdiyide
i ne 9lo, apartment a h. stteS; sach l06.
ct 18th and chesapeake SIS. Sc.
Streets improved with water and
Each. site win accommodate II one
and two bedroom apartments In two
story and basement buildings, or 10
AApartme9ts in th6reee-story buildings.
piSss sEA al ~ snSE Kos e oo 1875 iS
Vermont ave.. MA. 6-6131. EM. B.
Fine lot 81 feet wide, paved side and
house 1919 Pors aT pavi ssr e. SlScfs
east, Of Penna. ave. Sc. and block
xHns q p &C. Lot ass e. % sSS
6619.
s sl.s q Il e. suidins s .s sso1 as. &
Minnesota sve. Lots 81 and SO IN
square 6509. VIII be sold ct Q bar.
AFE4 ". !: e. 4 S.E lots. lss: =, spd IL y
south new apartment buildings. ri
angular shaped site. all improye-
ments. Houses or apartments. BEALL.
TURNER & CO.. 1106 Vermont ave-,
Ma. 6-6131; evenings. EN-. 3-1176. :
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.


Family prestige hishltshts
this Wondsrfpl s ,i.. q ,. Sc
~. stately brick Colonial with
ness. Reception hall en-:
trance: right wing consists Of
Step down iiy. nm. 16x35 with
marble log-burning fireplace.
There you can zee tnro gt,n
and stream; hunters den Of
picked pine and firepl., ban.
Duet din. rm.. stainless.steeI
kit. maids grnl. and bath,
garage; fourrstanchion brick
barn and gas pump; masonry
utility hldgs.. suitable for
many GATHERINGS. Price, $780, .
600. on terms.
Colonial Realty Co.
Realtors IA. 6-62t
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TRAILERs tcent.)

TRoTW0oD 1e49-This trailer is in
air conditioner, dinette and Holly
wood bed. Only 1865 down payment
and low monthly payments. AAfERI-
CAN TRAILER CO., INC, 5 miles
south Of Alexandra on Rte. 1.
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GARAGES

BUILT-iN BRICK GARAGE, electric
Light, water $3.50 mo! 1873 18th
st. ne, ia. 0-4354. -25
RENT, mr.. Union Station; concrete
moor, cleo, suit. for storage or cars;
reasonable. JU. 0-6S42. Ri
BRICK GARAGE. near 18th and Cliff
ton sts. NV. EN-. 2-4232 or Oh. q
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4 FAMIL'
INVESTMENT PROP WANTED

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
Tremendous demand now exists
for-Flats, apartments. stores. Of
flee buildings. hotels-Phone Mr..
Tiller. JU. S-9647. THOS. J.
FISHER q CO. INC. 73S 18th st.
NV. DI 7.6s30; az
large apt. buildings: not over 90
years old; top market price secured
quickly. THE ISENS, Investment
Realtors. Ma; S-6616: eyes,. RIA.
I HAVE MANY CLIENTS who win buy
for cash or terms. For quick action.
call MIR. SOTIROS at DI. 7-la5b;
evenings, Ia. $500. "a
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ALL PARTS for 81 Ford 6. 80 Ford
VS., '4S De Soto, 40 Mercury, '4S
Frazer and others. Also radios and
tires. JU. 9-8102. 81
8-cylinder Studebaker motor; out Of
frame. VIII pay S36. 10. 1894.
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Warehouse in NV. d. C.

Warehouse in NV. D. C..
Fronting IS IT. on main ar
terial highway. In central area
Of upper Northwest section:
accessible to all parts Of met
ropolitar area: 10000 square
feet on one floor: unusually
high ceiling. The only 2nd-
commercial location In this
entire section, ideal for auto
repairs. light manufacturing.
distribution center or similar
use. Price. $4,000. Phone
Mr.. Fowler. ewes. WO. $500.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
|. Business Properties Dept.
1905 H st. NV. Ma. S-2345
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

AUTOS g TRUCKS WANTED
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for clean.
late model cars, any make. 10. A.
1894. -22
CADILLACs WANTED-Top cash
price paid for clean, late model
Cadillacs. BLASS q CLARK. Flor
ida ave. ne. AID. 1882. 81
CONvERTIBLES AND SEDANS-
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS, 1886
Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 0-97SS.
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model convertibles and hardtops.
MCNEIL (Studebaker). 4034 Wis.
ave-, EN-. 3-7266.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice. low mileage cars. NORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave.. RA.
6-1122.
PRIVATE PARTY wants Chrysler
"6": blue, green or blk: AZ or As:
extra clean: low mi. Will pay 500
over dealers offer. HO. 2-5321. %
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BOATS
AUToMoTIVE MIsc.

SPEEDBOAT-1S It. 1851. inboard
factory built; less engine; S476, DE
2-6270. "a
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Loudoun County Farm

LOudOun County Farm
253-acre cattle farm within ga miles
Of Leesburg. Va: year-round wide
stream through center Of farm with
rich bottom land swing way to rich
rolling fields: Groom stone house
with water and electricity; 2 large
cattle barns. Priced to sell.
EWES. AND SUN. CALL MR.. JAMES
TYLER. LENAH, VA. 6-2427;
WEEKDAYS AT
George Mason Green Co.
Realtors IA. 4-1400
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3 TRADES
For investment property. 023 acres
near Warrenton; 612 acres near
Culpeper. 422 near Warrenton
Prefer apt. houses, motels or most
anything with income.
MILLS REALTY
Annandale, Va.
JE. 2-0999. JE. Asst
COLORED-SI5O On. $50 MO-. buy.
for &3.975, IS acres and Groom, 2
story frame: metal roof. Elec. In
stalled; we'll: fruit: "a miles south
co 81 hi 5 & cHEsrERBRooK-. Va,
o. C. s-r %mui house from ON scres y
land; good highway: very reason
able. Inquire FEDERAL RENTAL
CO. 915 New York ave. NV. MA.
STAG. -22
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
TRUCKS FOR SALE

VAN TRUCKS, any size job: prompt
service; reas.: local or long distance.
ia 0.2937: ewes. RA 3-14l6
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STORES Fok RENT tcont. I,
WAREHOUSE COR SALE

CENTRAL NV. location with offic,
space. :: pprox 5000 50 It.. with
Enclosed parking area: 2nd CONNER.
cial. attrac. financing. ME. 6-5437
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
Arizona sun., 1954-11-05
GLOBAL BRIEFS

across the country designated as
Hall of Fanre Award Games for
the 26s athletes named for Hall of
Famej honors. Pollard, All-Ameri-
can on Water Camps 1916 team,
will receive a plaque during the
halfstffffe ceremonies and Athletic
Director, Paul Mackesey has, in
vited Bill Cunningham of the Halls
Board of DireetoIs,. to- make the
presentation.
A number of PollardS teammates
have been invited to be present ON
this occasion. Among them is Jimb
my Jemail who is now the Inquir-
ing Photographers of the New York
Daily News.
Arizona sun., 1954-11-05
FRITZ" POLLARD TO
BE HONORED BY
ALMA MATER:

NEW YORK, (GlobaD = Fred
erick Douglas (Fritz) Pollard, Clio
bal'S Sports Director, who was
elected this fall to the Football
Hall of Fame, will return Saturday,
November 6, to Brown University,
has alma mater, to be guest of hon.
or and take part in ceremonies to
be held in connection with that
honor. The ceremonies will take
place at half time during the
Brown-Springfield game in Provi-
dence.
This game is one of a number