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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-17

American Mechanics, Cumberland.
Dr.. Ross Linger, Romney, W.
Va, officiated. Pallbearers were
Carl. Marshall, Odell and Ralph
Layman and Henry and David
Michael, all nephews of the de-
ceased.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-17

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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-28
Rev. YasaAi hue In Seattle This Week:
Gives LIST Sermon Sunday at Methodist

Newly appointed Nisei pastor to
the japanese Methodist Church the
Rev Norio Fred Yas7ki, is expected
to arrive this weekend and will de
live his first sermon on August
He will be accompanied by his
wife. the former Mary Tae Takagi-
shi who is the sister of the late Rev
Sam Takagishi The r two children,
Diaanel1, and Freddy 9 also will
come
Born at Chemulpomow mchon1.
Korea. where his father was the
Methodist pastor The Rev Yasaki
received his early schooling in Ko-
rea and Japan He came to the u
nited States at the age of nine, and
resided with his parents in Los An
geles He received his ALB. there
and continued his graduate seminal
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-28

~ study at Pacific School of Rel
eion in Berkeley and Tiff School OF
Theology in Denver where he re
ceived a TIL NJ. deerce His semina-
~ work was interrupted for ten
months when he was interned a.
Tale Lake camp
The Rev YaSaki comes To Seattle
from ontario. Greg, where he has
served for The las, four years His
former pastorates include CHICAGO,
Loomis. CALI Northern Colorado
circuit and student pastorates a.
LOOMS. Livingston. FL Monte
Brawley and West Los Angeles, all
in California.
The Yasaki family VIII reside at
304 1lth Ave. until the new parson-
ace is ready
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-28
Junior Royalty:
2SanSei Chosen For Seafair Rule

Next week is going to be a busy
week for Sharon Hagimori, daugh
ter 9, of Mr. and Mrs. K Hagimori
and David Mimbu also 8, son of
Mr. and Mrs William Y Mimbu
They were chosen as attendants to
the Junior Royalty of the Seattle
Seatair.
Tuesday, Aug. 3, they will appear
in the Riddles Parade in the Uni
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-28

versitY District
wednesday, Aug. 5, they are sche-
duled to participate in the Torch
light Parade in downtown Seattle
Thursday. Aug 5, they will attend
the Seattle Day Nursery Associa-
tons annual garden party at the
gardens of Mr. and Mrs Cecil Gray
in LaWtonWood
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-11-27
The IL. c. Downines"
At Little Rock, Ark.

was a rainy day, it was nice
to see the smiling face of
Mr.. w. F. Majors, brother
of the well-known Nabor
brothers here. In spite of
the rain, he took them all
over Memphis, showing
them the various housing
units and schools. Since he
is the manager of one of the
housing units and very we'll
thought of, DR.. Downing had
the opportunity to meet the
director of the housing units
and some other important
people. They were quite i'm
pressed with the very mod
ern, large and small homes
owned by our people in the
beautiful South Parkway
East section. The Majors
have one of the very newest
houses there. The Univer-
sal Insurance Company has
a very impressive building
with offices filled with our
young men and women ma
nipulating the latest office
machinery, of all kinds.
While in Memphis, they
stayed at the newly built
YMCA. This building is two
stories with plenty of dormi-
tory space. Some of the
rooms had private baths.
Among the recreation rooms
was one for small meetings
containing a IeleVlSlOn set.
Another was a very large
auditorium where several
teams were practicing bask-
etball. We must mention
Beale Street made SO popur
lar by Mr.. Handy's Blues.
1t has Beale Avenue on it's
sign posts; but, it is still
called Beale Street. Men,
phis has a radio station on
Beale Avenue named entire
ly by our group, Station
WCBR. And SO, after sew
eral days, the Downings
boarded the plane for home,
very much pleased with their
short weeks trip.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-11-27

be in a hurry to cover roses,
wait for a good freeze late
this month or early Deem
Der.
Mulch your Perennial Dor
der after the ground freezes
a couple of inches deep.
Heavy mulching of Peonies
is not desirable after the
first year of blooming. Put
a shovelful of ashes around
each Delphinium. If you are
planning to have some Hy-
cientis indoors, November is
the last chance to pot them.
Try some of the newer bulbs
for forcing. Ask your seed
man about the newer ones
for forcing. The Reegee Hy-
drangea should be trimmed
back to two or four buds on
each shoot. Remove all
flower heads and cut out the
old branches of the blue and
pink kind, but remember, if
you cut out the new shoots
you will loose your bloom
next year. The Dwaft Pink
Spirea (Anthony waterer)
should be cut back about
two-thirds and dead wood
removed. Remove the suck
ers that spring up from the
roots of Lilac bushes, and
also Snowberry. Cut out the
oldest stems of the Mock
Orange (Philadelphus) to
ground. The blossoms next
year will come on the wood
which grew this year. Shape
up the Rose of Sharon, hill
up soil around the Butterfly
bush. Do not cut off tops
until spring. They may live
through winter. There's no
limit to progress if Garden
Club members work to-
gether.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-11-27
H0lLINS
BY Mrs. Hammond Jones

BY Mrs. Hammond Jones
Madam Mae E. Patterson,
National Gospel Singer, was
the guest singer at the st.
Phillips Baptist G h u &c h,
Washington, ID. c., Sunday,
November 21st. Miss Pat
terson will visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geneva Staples in
Chester, Pa, for Thanks
giving. So EM
Mrs. Lenora Bolden has
returned home from Burrell
Memorial Hospital where she
has been for several days
with a broken bone in her
ankle.
Mrs. Pauline Crowder has
returned home also from
Burrell Memorial Hospital
and is improving nicely.
Mr.. Jesse HairstOn OF
Bassett was guest at the
home of the Jones last week.
| end.
The F. H. A. Club spon'
/ sored an entertainment al
the home of Mrs. Dorothy
! Patterson last Thursday
night and reported it as hav
ing been a real success.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-11-27
w estern Drama
Given At Star
CityAuditorium

A Western Drama, recent
ly at Star City Auditorium,
was the source of much
pleasure to those persons at
tending.
The play was sponsored by
Mirt Tucker. 1t followed the
general plot of widow being
duped by her husbands
killer" in an effort to get
the property. The program
was entertaining and inter-
esting.
Jos. Low, who played the
part of the killer" in the
drama was admirable in his
"One man" show as the
strong man. His displays in
that field, such as acting as
a human board, with his
body suspended across two
chairs and having a man sit
upon him, and picking up a
chair with his teeth were
high points in his acrobatic
displays.
Persons taking part in
the plays and program were
James Carson, Bob Sutton,
Geo. Atkins, Frank Cald-
well, Mrs. Vivian Pennix,
Mrs. Hazel Johnson, Mrs.
Pauline Goode, Miss Char
lene Dungie, Carlos Manns,
Chippy Johnson and John
Terry.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-11-27
Garden Hints

BY Mrs. Carrie Galloway
A haze on the far horizon
The infinite tender sky,
The ripe rich tints of the
cornfield
And the wild geese sailing
high;
And ever on upland and low
land
The charm of the Golden
Rod
Some of us call it Autumn
And others call it God.
With the falling leaves
and the frost, activity does
not cease for the thrifty
gardener. There's plenty of
work to be done, yet, first
comes the problem of the
leaves. Oak, Hickory and
Blech should be put aside
for mulching this winter be-
cause these do not rot, nor
pack down to smother the
plants. Leaves for decaying
are maple, they should be
composted. November brings
the last call for the sake of
transplanting of Hurbache-
Gus Perenials. NUNS that
have finished Towering
should have their stalks re-
moved within a few inches
of the ground. This will help
root development and help
them send out better sprouts
in the spring. This is good
time to work lime around
Iris. Tulips can be planted
as late as December Is if
the weather stays mild. Ask
your seed man about the
varities for the rock garden.
Shorten the branches on
your roses this month to
keep them from being blown
about by the wind. Don't
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-11-27

l.. c. Downing took their
first trip to Hot Springs,
Arkansas. Since neither had
been in that section of the
country to visit, it was a
very interesting experience.
On Monday morning, they
boarded an American Con-
vair for Little Rock, Arkan-
sas. Here, Mr.. l.. l.. Mellow
ell, a retired mail carrier,
who, with his wife, a school
teacher were their hosts,
met them at the airport.
Before going to their very
modern home he took them
sightseeing. Among t h e
outstanding features were
a very attractive Housing
Unit for our group, a Saliva
ton Army building directed
by a colOred woman Lieuten-
ant, a new Elementary
School, a fairly new High
School Cloth for colored), a
most magnificent new High
School with a large stadium
for the white children, and
quite a number of attractive
homes of both races. By this
time, since Mrs. Downing
was rather tired, they went
to the Mcdowell home. While
she was resting, the men
continued their sightseeing
trip. The YMCA Secretary,
who was with Mr.. Mcdowell
at the airport, was quite
pleased that the Community
Fund ended that day; and,
had gone over the top.
At noon, the next day, the
Downings boarded a Delta
plane for Hot Springs. They
had a chance to look down
at the famous Ozark noun
tains. Upon arrival, they
went to the new Baptist Ma
tional Sanitarium, the finest
place there for Negroes. To !
their surprise, they were as
signed to the Deluxe Suite.
This suite was comprised of |
two bedrooms with private
baths; a large living room |
with the latest furniture and
a powder room; and a small
alcove complete with desk
and chairs. After lunch, they |
took a walk down town. One
side of the main street is |
lined with very large mod |
ern and old-fashioned build
ings which looked like ho-
tells; but, were sanitariums.
AS you know, Hot Springs is
noted the world over for the
curative water flowing from
Hot Springs in the noun
tains. That night, DR.. Down
attended the meeting of
about sixty educators from
all the southern states and
the District of Columbia;
most of them were presi-
dents and deans of colleges.
A few were, like DR.. Down
ing, members of School
Boards. All were colored.
The result of that meeting
and the one the next day
appeared in last weeks Roa-
nOke Tribune. During the
meeting, Mrs. Downing had
a chance to take q sight
seeing trip. The keeper of
the Alligator Farm was a
| quaint character, very proud
of his alligators from the
age of q few months to sew
eral hundreds of years old
The shops had some beauti-
full crystles found near by;
shaped like five and six
pointed stars. To go to such
a place where so many PEG
4 Al
Evening star., 1954-04-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTINS '4s to 81. Several tc
M. G.'s Ri to '53. starting at $500;
S3a5. MANHATTAN AUTO, INC.
lKaiser-Willys and foreign cars)
Factory sales and service for Kaiser
Henry j. WHY'S, Morris and NJ. G
,r sports .,Sar car and "a austin Of ENGLAND
NO. 7-2700. Established 1914. with
branch salesroom for Austin -Healey
sports car and Austin of England
at 1910 King ST., Alexandria. Va
AUSTIN of England '53 model A-4O
4-dr. sedan; only 10000 miles by
Il RdS s. tS Ne esauty YoOr Only FseOay
Es. Esrd kh. Rf"lsr s[os74' 1900 Duke st. SO AasH
sisS Also s'a s fhHGs: amsn frS% ssdan frG1
convert. 80 sedan and '48 HillmaT
convert, 80 Riley sedan. 81 MG
$7S7 and 9 others. JACK PRY. 18th
BUICK fne Isl 1850 ny zdS sinss ssdaS aSeS Dynaow
heater; beautiful let black finish. a
ER MoToRs, INC, 5iii Wisconsin
ave. NV. WO, $1,000. 80
BUICK 1858 Super convertible; cos
$4,000; fully equipped. light .greeu
black @ d TOP, wire spokes; perfect; sac sac
trim beautiful 2-tone finish; q rea
nice car. at only S1,695. BREWEF
a-GS ave. NV. Wo. NS" e-1165555. "tecGRSi' @so
Evening star., 1954-04-29

FORD so Victoria: radio and heater
at only S1,395. Car No. 37f-A
MONROE FORD, 1897 East -Wey
hwy, Sill. Spr.. Md. Open evenings
TIL 3. JU. 5-1S04.
FORD 1852 Custom IS" Fordori
Fordomattc. r. and h.. turn signalsj
q iow-mfleage, one-owner car. Spe.
cal 81 ;344: written guar. TRI.
ANGLE MOTORS. 3010 r. I. ave,
ne. DE. 2-6302.
FORD 81 Custom "s" Tudor; Ford,
omatic. r. and h.. turn signals, seat
covers: an outstanding car; spe.
cial. $944 Written guar. TRI.
ANGLE MOTORS. 30I0 r. I, ava
ne. DE. 2-6302.
FORD SO Mainline "6" Fordor: with
heater; q beautiful one-owner carl
tip-top cond. Special, S1,299, WRIT
ten guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS
30II0 Rhode Island ave. ne. DE.
F0RD 1881 Model A; good condition,
call JU. 9-2S2S. Ii
FORD 1851 Custom IS" Fordor: {
150 trade-inl. ia. 9-071a. 80
FORD 1858 Victoria; r. and h. Ford
omatic. Wv. tires. one owner: Low
mileage; D. c. inspection Ruaran.
ranty; Sa,095. NORTHEAST MO.
TOR CO.. (Ford), 920 Bladensburs
rd ne LII 7-S300
Evening star., 1954-04-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYSLER 80 Royal 4-dr. sedan:
single owner; town driven only:
very clean; regularly maintenanced;
top grade seat covers; safety lock
doors. undercoated, automatic trans
ized body; 81 $50. Terms. cash, or
certified check. OIL. 2-7420 SO pm.
cTRYsIERR Gf Ssp 81 Newport New yorker
2-dr. sedan; r. and h. Fluidmatic
orve ort n S sTeesnt ear eSndSn Ns ast trSS5S %oh
ROE FORD. 1887 East-West hwy,
Sill. Spg., Md Open evenings till 8.
CHRYSLER '4S windsor sedan; radio
an and 5sa 5sater; 6apST 6sTgsin g. S $40. Gar Gar
Open Evenings till 8. il. 5-7so4.
CHRYSLER SO Windsor de luxe.
Newport, has r. and h., power steer
ing. WV. tires. beaut. 2-tone finish,
Inn immae: low .mileage; one owner.
sas DSioea rss at s4ss @EEELEs sRs
INC, Chrysler's outstanding dealer,
1900 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-470S.
8 Open ,n q Sundays IL to g. Weekdays
cHRYSLER '5a New Yorker 4-door.
7. and h., toraue:drive. power brakes,
Gs fres fnssss sarranty 9na oTssE ssle
price Sl.745. WHEELER, INC.
Chrysler's outstanding dealer. 4S00
Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-470S. Open
Sundays IL to 8. weekdays 0 to Q
CHRYSLER 81 New Yorker hardtop.
radio. heater. auto. transm.. power
brakes. 2-tone blue; immac.; low
mileage: one owner. Worthwhile
gp ggar ,,Sa Sale price 1889: WHEEL
dealer 4soo Wis; ave. NV. I'M I'M
weekdays 9 to 9. 80
CHRYSLER Isl New Yorker sedan, r.
seat covers. orig. blue finish; immac
9ns ses SWnsT WrrI PEIsed ES InG .odsS SnIy
outstanding dealer, 1900 wis. ave.
II to s. weekdays o to 8. 80
CONSUL 81 4-dr.; heater; light blue;
S695; 4-month written guarantee.
HILL & SANDERS. Wash.'s oldest
Ford Dealer, TIA Vermont ave. NV.
CoSst1 eH tI4SSsi 50 rord-oood cond.. OSg owner
transferred: heater, luggage rack:
very econ. Best offer over 500. ,JE.
D. sOTTio 1858 powermaster "o'i A.
door sedan; attractive 2-tone nm
radio. heater. Presto Matte drive.
power steering and many other ex-
tras; q low-mileage, 1-owner car,
traded In on q new Olds; must see
and drive to appreciate; an out
on%sFEAD etaasIfE Y'1Ss Moroh 81 e95y so NsiSaS Vf
ginia's Largest Oldsmobile Dealer,
1000 Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. 7-S4OO.
DODGE 81 Coronet sedan; radio and
S945. MONROE FORD, 500 wis.
ave; a,ess NM nj oWo. $4,000. Open eve
DODGE onss " ~ Z 4-door; radio and heater;
good paint; needs minor mechan-
ical repairs; special today, 500.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., Your
Friendly Packard Dealer. 1904
Jefi: Dayis hwy. Ar; ION Route I
eye eyer q l4tn I I. st. sridse). OF. 4-76%o
DODGE 1858 club coupe; r. and h.,
seat covers; excel. throughout:
S3T9Asi Sfi ESQ., ''f $SiS T. S'S'.1 ave. ne
eaIipped; sood tSsSm tires and 1900; GOOD bodg. S
price; only S195. FRANK SMALL,
IT. INC; l736 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
DODGE Al 4-dr. sedan; T. and h.;
fiuid-drive; in fine cond: Full price:
per mo. WOLFE MOTORS. 1851
Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-O142. 30
CHRYSLER SO New Yorker de luxe
4-dr. Company official car. Green.
Fully equipped; power steering.
Toraue drive. radio and heater. New
car title and warranty S3.195.
CAPITAL GARAGE
1920 N; Y. Ave. NV ST, 3-e1oo
Open Evenings Until 9
Evening star., 1954-04-29
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET AS pickup truck. in
excel. mechanical cond., good paint,
good tires: $3.50. so. 5-4223. 30
FORD '53 Pickup: driven only. 1900
miles and used for light work; ab-
solutely factory-new condition; ST.
255. LOGAN 4Fordl. 2017 Virginia
ave. NV, NE. S-2S1S. 80
FORD 81 rs tractor; air brakes.
saddle tanks. 9th wheel. 10.00x20
tires: Al cond. Can be seen at
5000 Indian Head hwy. Sc. 10
cHESRSo5LEr ITEESSqS5 1852 n-ton panel. zs snd
Chev. 1949 12-ton panel: Chey. 1853
carry-all. Terms arranged. JE
DODGE 1850: fluid drive. good cond :;
$500 or best offer. .JE. 4-3535. d
GMC 40; long wheelbase, stake
equipped Bow canvas. collapsible
steps: S425. XII. 9-6270. 80
FORD. fiat bed. l94S.. This is 9 sur
plus truck We will sell cheap. STEW
ART BAINUM CO.. TU. 2z01o5.
Evening star., 1954-04-29
TRAlLERs

ALMA. INDIAN AND IRONWOOD
Vacation kit trailers. $549 and del
We buy sell. rent. Dial CIR. 3-203s
FOR sALE-1953 Airstream. IS IT
Court. East Potomac Park. 20.
M'SYSTEM 1862: 25 IT,, with bath
like new. Call JE. 2-0434. 80
HOUSE TRAILER. 35-ft. '5s Roya
Spartanette: twin beds. dinette
built-in TV. complete bath witt
separate shower. Call OV. 3-269s
after 8 -
TRAILER-New 7.5Ox15 tires: meta
constructions; specially built for lighi
foreign car; easily converted to ans
use; $35. LO. 1926. IL
Evening star., 1954-04-29
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

DODGE 40 Coronet club coupe:
Gyromattc. heater, seat covers. ssn-
perior tires; orig. blue finish and
immac. interior. reflect unusual car
HoToR y ts 0co co 9DnsE ssss RivxEs
Ga. ave. NV. TU. 10000.
$549; immaculate FLOOD pom
TIAC. 1921 Connecticut. Wo a.
FORD ls4s Super de luxe Fordor.
N perfect; ts ss75. Aqs JE g-Sesis.s ss"aniss's Mss
FORD 80 conv.;. new paint. top.
interios: Wv. tires. and brakes;
r. h. defroster. $3.50 or best offer
Call ewes. ~. 9-1S39. 80
FORD l949 Tudor Custom sedan; an
ideal family cGr equipped with ra-
dio. heater; Friced exceptionally
. used car In Arlington at Kenyon
CHEVROLET. si4o Lee fN hwy, Aria.
Va. IA. 2-90o5. Open till 9:3o pm.
FORD '63 Victoria; 2-tone green; r.
oIa oRq g. $500 ScefaI % Sshsr sxn:4 sxi5as Ss
Or best offer. IA. 9-059J. $40
FORD 1882 Tudor sedan; radio,
heater. seat covers: dark green nm
ish; ct only S1,195. BREWER. MO-
NV. % wo. 6.1Sss. So Wisconsin. mso 0's'
FORD 1946 convert; new top, good
tires; $"95 or best offer. JE. 4-04s7.
FORD '5s Custom "s" Fordor; r. h.,
plastic covers. directional signals
and Wv: tires. like new through
out; 81 .695; 4-month written guar
antee; HILL & SANDERS. Wash's
ave. NV. AD. 4-4300. 80
FORD SO Victoria: Fordomatic; r..
h., turn signals Wv. tires and
Coronado deck; company ofiicial car;
tee; HILL 'i & SANDERS. 5Sfss tvasS"s WasS.'s 5
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1114 Vermont
ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. go
FORD ''52. Custom "s" Tudor: r. and
h; h,cn,S Cd ,,3 l owner. clean: 81 ,295; 4
SANDERS. Wash.:s Oldest Ford
psaler, Pc II14 .GC Vermont ave. NV.
FORD - custom rs" FHdS FoTdor:
FoIdomatic., heater, turn signals
snd box Sc; lac,S glac,sr blue: blue: one owner.
Hill l. SANDERS. 1sTn Washs.'s hs9atohses; oIGest
EEerd Eerd pesler. 1900 14th st. NV.
FORD '53 Custom "s" Fordor: r.
and b.. 81. .595. VIRGINIA MOTOR
ov., 3-o711. Open s to 10 for the
working man.
CHRYSLER '53 Imperial 4-dr.: COM
pany oficial car. Black. power steer
ing. radio and heater. New-car title
and warranty. S3,795.
CAPITAL GARAGE
Chrysler-Plymouth
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. $4,000
Open Evenings Until 8
Evening star., 1954-04-29
EXCLUSIVE WITH
LHACnM HIpST1
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1853 VS. h-ton pickup; 3,70O
miles: 81. 400. LU. 2-7510. Il
DODGE 1853 pickup. with heater
mudgrip tires; driven less than
10000 miles: Al cond. Owner dis
continuing business. A rare bargain
at 1915. Call morning or evening,
between z and 8. JA. 5-9476. =
FORD 80 F-5 VS.; 17S-in. wheel
base, stake body: never used for
heavy hauling; very clean through
FRANK SMALL. JR.. INC. 1896
~Geod Hops rd; Sc Il
owner: driven 5000 miles; like new
throughout: SS95. EICHBERG AUTO
SALES. 1909 Wis. ave-. AID. 4-17a2
FORD '52 half-ton pickup; $3.50: will
take trade. Phone GaithersburG
DODGE. panel. 194s: unusually eooC
cond.: has new rear end and brakes
This Is Q surplus truck we will sell
cheap. STEWART BAINUM CO.
TU. 2-0l05. -5
Evening star., 1954-04-29

FOR sALE-Continental spare tire
aelwsi;rNNaEsis, asi se' sRy $50. sssaEsia $50. Cal
AUTO REPAIR AND WELDING SHOP
Equipped, one outside welding
truck. also inside welders.. $5, 500
JOHN BURROUGHS, 2l06 M ST.
NV. ME. S-6724. IL
Evening star., 1954-04-29
REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$4,000 SECOND TRUST pays 500
per mo. on very well secured in
vestment property in Md. WA.
7-1594 and HO. 2-7957. II
SEASONED End TRUST. S3.479.
payable $34.50 per mo-. 6% inter-
est secures Montgomery County
property; excellent makers: S2.2h0.
JU. 9-S077. II
Evening star., 1954-04-29
FLORIDA PROPERTY
SUMMER HOMES

Mr.. BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, Pa
stone cottage on mountain trout
stream: swimming pool; 5000 seas.
Smaller houses. $500 to $500 sea-
son. CO. 5-2754. 30
Evening star., 1954-04-29
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

URGENTLY NEEDED! Clean, late
model cars for export, 40 to "a;
price no object, RE. 1890. 80
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileaRe cars. NORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ca. ave-. RA. 6.1122.
WANT TO BUY late model car. to-
day; make not important; must be
clean; will pay cash. To. 2-4104.
SOUTHERN DEALER In town this
week will pay cash for all makes and
models cars. Call ia. 0-4S01.
WILL PAY ABSOLUTE TOP DOLLAR
for late model convertibles. MCNEIL
STuDEBAKER 141S st. NV. CO.
6-2163.
A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paving Q high price for clean cars.
7400 Ga. Ave. NV. RIA 3-6677
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GARAGES

BRICK BUILDING in alley between
Allison and Buchanan, Sth and 9tf
SITS. NV; rent. $3.50 months Ga
rage No. "a. BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
FOR RENT-17th st. me-, 1928
Built-in gar, SKIS; $3.50 mo
incl. cleo, water. ERNEST H.
LUNG. D1. 1921, 10. S-4363.
DOWNTOWN, garage or warehouse
rear 614 M st. NV. 1900 So. it.;
Immediately available. Inquire
MRS. HEAD. Ii. 7-94O0 or see your
real estate broker.
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VACATION PLACES

MOBILE HOMES for vacation rental.
own meals. Trailer sleeps 4. Make
your reservations soon. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO.. INC. 4030 Wisconsin
ave. WO. 6-3231.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

LAKE BANCROFT - h-acre lake
front lot with dock, section 8. EN-.
BEACH-5-rm. and bath
furn. cottage. continuous. hot water.
screened porches, good view Of bay;
terms. Call ewes. or Sat. LO.. B.
4331. II
beach cottages, erected
Sn S0 your b6M lSS OF MsM ssSS1 property ssSsss
LAKE JACKsON-Attrac. yr.-rd. q
bedrm. home. knotty-pine paneled,
ideally loc. ior summer home or
committing. $4,000. Write BOX 457-
SMALL Iisf MODERN. .YEAR-ARougND
cottage in private saltwater COM
munity. near Leonardtown, Nd. !;
$1,000: also beautiful building lot.
Call JU. 1888. evenings. 20
FOREST-Lge. liv. rm.
with firepl, 2 bedrms., very lge. kit,
bath; auto hot water; lge. screened
porch. Supervised play for children.
Terms may be arranged. Call ia.
9-6559. Il
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-2-bedroom
apis. and cottages. season, u sea
sSn sa1e month as or week Eyes EN-
Sat. and Sun. Dickinson 1851. L. T,
GRAVETTE, MA. 8-0753.
VENTNOR, N. J.-Delightful home:
superb location, mr.. ocean and bay.
Season. DE. 2-4101. XII. S-1694.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Mod. 2-bedrm
furn. Call 10. 3-6766 after z pm
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR REM

BAY RIDGE, facing bay; gar. out
bedrms. and sleeping porch. Now re-
modelling. Avail. June / through
Sept. ID. 10S River DIR. Call OWNER,
UN 4-3O42. 80
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LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me reflnance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts. thereby
reducing monthly payments and IN
terest and give you anv balance In
evenings. LA. 6-61o4.
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| 900 ACRES. GENTLY ROLLING;
ZOO CLEARED. 300 TIMBER: JUST
70 WAsHINGToN; ENTRANCE BY
STATE MAINTAINED ROAD. ASK
ING $500 PER ACRE. CALL Mr., 4,
RANEY, ia. $4,000, XII. S-970S!
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.