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NOLAN
Chain Reaction

A growing community Of fine brick
honest New ramblers with full
and Stora as,n attic o sq s,S
kitchen fully eQuippedI, half bath
In weli-arranged basement. concrete
drive; S19.75O. easy terms. In
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S11 Q50GT
VIRGINIA FOREST

9I ,S0U-Gl
Charming 2-bedrm., white BUNGALOW
on 4-acre cor. lot with picket fence.
5000 cash down.
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OPEN SUNDAY, / PM.

TO REACH: Old Dominion DIR. past
20 N Emerson ST. and OPEN sign
ARLINGTON REALTY
1912 wilson Blvd. ia. 10000 till 8
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house. 5 lge. bedrms.
2 baths, din. rm., lge lot, with Diet
garage with alley entr.: lge. ser.
porch; needs cleaning up: good pos
eibilities for 2 families, 2 apis. or
rooming house: $4,000. Have CT
commitment. KF. S-50S9. lis
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S37. 5OO-Magnificen
party room on the first fioor in
addition to library. with fireplace.
powder rm.. liv. rm., din. rm. and
huge modern kit: 8 bedrms., baths
on End H.; basement. recr. RIM.
among towering oak trees. with
APPROX. " acre on one Of nearby
virginia's most DISTINGUISHED resi-
Dental streets. This is a remark
able value made possible by q West
Coast owner. FRANK s. PHILLIPS
D1. 7-1411; ewes, OIL. 4-13S9. --15l
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HOUSES cor sAlE-vA.

ALEX. AREA-GT appraised. Immac.
2-bedrm. brk. semidet.; bsmt.: fence.
Lge. lot. IA. 2-1S90. -15
ALEXANDRIA, Holm Hills rambler,
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, fully equipped:
wooded lot. so. 5-4743. is
ALEXANDRIA-No cash down. 40
VI. CT loans to qualified veterans;
3-bedroom. detached brick houses.
Complete GE kitchen, garage and
basement; located in excellent resi-
DENTAL neighborhood, convenient to-
schools and Transportation; FLA
and conventional financing also
available. MALCOLM MATHESON.
Jr. INC. OV. 3-0971; ewes. OV.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Booked to Capacity

With reservations booked to
capacity of 400, the bankers.
their wives and guests were to
leave for the convention late to-
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Bond Compuien Pushed
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. June o 09.-salable hogs.
$3.50 lower with some heavier weights
ers. 25.25-26. 30: 34o-27O lbs, $3.50
q. 90: soWs. choice 24O-25O lbs, 25.2S-
$50; 2sO-315 lbs, 22.0O-23.25: few
16.5O-1S.O0.
salabie cattle. $4,000: calves. 400;
steers and heifers mostly steady to IS
lower; spots on so on high choice and
prime steers: some active 25 to mostly
so higher; bulls steady to strong: vealers
steady IN 90 higher: couple loads prime
steers, 27:0O and 27.25: most prime
23. 00-25 so; good to low choice. go.5o-
22.75: few loads prime heifers, q 5O-
$3.50; good to high choice heifers, 1880
24.00; utility and commercial COWS.
1l.25-l5.50; Gamers and cutters BOO
11.75, utility and commercial bulls.
Il. .O0-l7 90; good to prime vealers,
19.O0-23.O0; Gull to commercial grades.
ssiabie sheep 900: spring lambs.
old crop lambs scarce; auotable 80 o.
more lower; slaughter sheep about
steady; most sales good to prime spring
iambs. % 50.25.00; few choice and
prime 25.50-26.00; Gull to low good
grades. Is.OO-22. 90; small lots mostly
sood No. i and skin yeariings. 10.7xs
90 Gull 70 choice slaughter svsi
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Is Capital Bankers
10 Attend Graduate
Session at Rutgers

The annual summer session OF
the Graduate School of Bank
ing at Rutgers University will
be attended by IS Washington
bankers this year.
The two weeks session, which
starts next Monday, supple
ments extension work completed
during the year. To qualify for
graduation. students must at
tend three summer sessions,
complete two years of extension
work and write a thesis based
on original research in finance
The school was founded in 1885
by the American Bankers As
sociation.
This years summer session
will be attended by more than
1000 bank officers from AZ
States, the District. Alaska
Puerto Rico and Ell Salvador.
Members of the Washington
group registered for the session
include:
John J. Behabetz. Riggs National;
F. Ripley Bowman, Hamilton National;
Dyer j, Brogmus, Federal Deposit Insur-
anee; sI william e. B5yarly, jr;. Riggs;
tional; Sidney c. Cousins. jr:, National
Savings & Trust; W. billiard Crinkley
American Security q Trust; BENJAMIN
F.; Fletcher, Federal Deposit Insurance;
William Henry Ford, National Savings
Lawrence Percival Hagan, Washington
Loan a. Trust: John Richard Harden
Anacostia; James w. Henderson, Riggs;
Robert P. Hid. Rigss.
John Nolan Kiley, Board of Governors
Union Trust; Earl w. Leach, American
Security; Robert j. Lloyd, Federal De-
posit Insurance; J. Leo Lynch, Hamil-
ton; Ralph Homan Mittendorff, American
Security: Robert Blankenship Morris
Hamilton; Charles T. .ONeill. jr.. Amer.
ican Bankers Association; Joseph H
Riley. National Savings; John Louis Ris.
don,. National Savings; william H
Smith, Riggs; George Oakley vass. jr.
RIGGS -
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Most Labor Unions
Set 10 Sign No Raid
Agreement Today
BY the Associotsd Press

A sizable majority of AFL and
CIO unions prepared to sign a
labor peace pact today despite
efforts of some powerful unions
to kill of the idea.
BY signing, unions would
pledge not to raid" the men,
berships of other labor groups
which agree to abide by the pact.
Almost 10 of the AFL's 10
af6liates and more than 80 of
the CLOS nearly 40 unions were
reported ready to sign. AFL
President George Meany and CIO
President Walter Reuther have
pushed the plan as a prelimi-
nary to possible merger of their
two organizations into a single
15-million-member labor feder-
alton.
Among the holdouts were
known to be the 1900, O00-mem-
Der AFL Teamsters' Union,
headed by Dave Beck; the TOO
O00-member AFL Carpenters
Union. and the 1,2OO,OOO-member
CIO Steelworkers' Union, headed
by David j. Mcdonald.
Chief Foes of Pact.
Mr.. Beck, Mr.. Mcdonald and
John L. Lewis, president of the
independent United Mine Work.
ers, are regarded as those mainly
opposed to the mo raiding" pact.
Mr.. Lewis claims that as CIO
president years ago he carried a
merger proposal to the AFL,
only to have it rejected. He
says, too. that a few years later
he presented an identical pro-
poSal to the CIO in behalf of
the AFL and that once again it
was turned down.
Mr.. Meany has charged Mr..
Lewis with being the great
divider" in labor. There is no
love lost between Mr.. Meany
and Mr.. Reuther on one hand
and Mr.. Beck, Mr.. Mcdonald
and Mr.. Lewis on the other.
Opposed by AFL Carpenters.
The AFL carpenters have op-
posed any mo raid" agreement
with the CIO as long as the AFL
lacks machinery to solve its own
family arguments. Mr.. Meany
has been busy at that, too, but
1t has been hard for him to
convince AFL unions they
should submit union squabbles
to binding arbitration.
Fights between unions are i'm
portant to employers, who often
are caught in the croSsfire. ANY
workable method to solve union
rivalrieS would be considered q
substantial contribution to i'm
proving overall labor relations.
Mr.. Meany and Mr.. Reuter-
shortly after both were elected
to head their federations less
than two years ago, decided thai
AFL-CIO union rivalry was toe
costly and too unproductive Of
results. A joint survey showed
the AFL and CIO spent more
than $11 million over a three.
year period for a net change Of
1000 union members.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Reilly Is Presidenf-EIecf
OF D. {. Dental Group

DR.. j. Garrett Reilly. 921s
Sligo Greek Parkway, Silver
Spring, Md, last night was
named president-elect of the
District Dental Society. His term
will begin next year.
DR.. Karl Hayden Wood, 1920
Calvin Court, Bethesda, Md,
who last year was named presi-
dent-elect formally took Office
as president in ceremonies at
the Shoreham Hotel.
Others elected were: Execu-
tive committee, Drs. William D.
Curtis, Gustave o. Kruger, John
H. Swanson, Harold A. Eskew
and A. j. Zeller.
Elected earlier with no op-
position were: Drs. Samuel A.
Leishear, vice president; z.
Bernard Lloyd, secretary; Ed
ward D. Letter, treasurer; Les
ter M. Lucas, chairman of the
publications committee, and Al
bert K. Leon, chairman of the
dental health committee.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
churchWs Swan
May Have Been
Found in Holland
BY The Assoeiosed Press

THE HAGUE. Netherlands,
June 9.-Britons said today q
tired old black swan captured
by a'Dutch farmer In the vii
lage of Volkel Sunday must be
Prime Minister Churchill's.
He has two white spots on the
beak, like the Australian born
bir6 which abandoned three
companions and took OF Satur-
day for parts unknown from Mr..
Churchill'S estate in Southern
England, more than $50 miles
to the west.
The swan will be flown to
Britain for Mr.. Churchill's per-
sonal inspection.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
DE-. Bankers 70 Hear
Experts on Personnel,
Economic Outlook
By DonoId B. HodIey

Bank personnel problems and
the general economic outlook
will be discussed by experts at
the opening Of the seth annual
convention Of the District Bank
ers Association tomorrow at the
Greenbrier. White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va.
DR.. K. Brantley Watson, vice
president Of the Federal Reserve
Bank. will discuss personnel
problems, a subject which has
been Of special interest to Wash
lngton bankers as result of o
relatively high job turnover since
World War II.
Roy L. Reierson, economic
analyst and vice president of the
Bankers Trust Co., will discuss
the general economic outlook.
Robert c. Baker. outgoing presi.
dent of the District association,
is expected to touch on economic
conditions in the Washington
area only briefly in his annual
report.
Another speaker at the morn
ing session will be William H.
Smith of the Riggs National
Bank, outgoing president Of
Washington Chapter. American
Institute of Banking. who will
report on activities of the chap
ter, which is supported strongly
by the association.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
CONTRIBUTION TO DAILY FOOD NEEDS
SUPPLIED By ] CUP OF MILK

We who produce milk, and supply the dairies
who deliver milk to the homes of this commu-
nifty, are publishing this statement in the public
interest. We ask you to read every word for it
is important to the health, happiness and WELL
being of your family.
You know that milk is vitality important in
Evening star., 1954-06-09
FiIipinos Get Cuxite

MANILA, June 9 (P.- The
United States today turned over
its old Navy yard at Cavite to
the Philippine government. All
military facilities in the yard ex-
cept the communications equip
ment, which the United States
Navy still is using, were trans
ferred to the Philippines.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. June 9 CF1.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow. Great Britain in
dollars, others in cents (unchanged unless
New York open market. " per cent
premium or 1O11s U. S. cents. up / /32
Europe Great Britain. pound,
aSi dsy asI 251sS saS sSdas sStasss ssl S/ss
Belgium. franc, 2.OOh France, franc,
.2Ssa; western Germany. deutsche mark,
1885; Holland. guilder. 26.44; Italy,
Sweden, krona, 1894; Switzerland.
franc. free, 1884; Denmark. krone.
1880.
Brazil free, 1855: Mexico. SO2; Vene-
zuela. bolivar, 30.03.
Far East-Hong Kong dollar. 1875.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
District Woman Doctor

said the small library has been
made possible by contributions
from Phipps Clinic Of Johns
Hopkins Hospital.
The library will be in the
Adolf Meyer Building. the new
122-bed admissions building ded-
icated last month.
DR.. Nixon was q graduate Of
Howard, and had worked at the
hospital one year before her
death. She was ~.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Hospital Library 10 Honor
BY shs Assoeio.sd Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md. June g.
A library at Brownsville State
Hospital will be dedicated June
"a to the late DR.. Ethel Nixon
Of Washington. who until her
death several months ago was
director Of psychiatric educa-
ton at the hospital.
: DR.. Arnold H. Eichert, super
intendent Of the States only
hospital for the Negro insane.
Evening star., 1954-06-09

day. Around
220 were to
BOARD a special
train Of the
Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway
at Union Sta
ton at 4:30
pm. daylight
savings time.
The remain.
ing 180 PLAN
ned to 60 by
automobile or
plane.
Among the
all kiv.aa~r 49,
Evening star., 1954-06-09

Oiu ClLIlcTS OH
the special train will be Albert
S. Galley. vice president of the
Lincoln National Bank, who is
completing his 40th year as
treasurer of the association. His
election to a 4lst term is ex-
pected.
Among the associations guests
will be Mrs. Ivy B. Priest, Treas
urer of the United States; Ray
M. Gidney, Controller of the
Currency: Maple T. Harl, Fed
eral Deposit Insurance Corp:
Brig. Gen. Louis w. Prentiss.
District Engineer Commissioner.
and Hugh Leach. president Of
the Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond.
Privute Jobs Down
Private employment in this
area is behind a year ago, along
with Government jobs, but q
strong seasonal upturn was re-
corded in April. the monthly re-
port from the United States
Employment Service disclosed.
Private employment in April
totaled $4,000. up 5.l00 from
$50, 300 in the previous month.
but 12,400 behind 348,300 in
April, 1858.
Govern ment employment
totaled 264.7 700, including State
and District governments. COM
pared with 264,900 in March and
281 800 in April. 1858.
Jobs In some of the major
divisions of private business
compared with a year earlier an
follows:
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Careful Control Advised

Control of unemployment in
surance claims of retail eStab-
lishments should be made the
responsibility of one well-in-
formed and well-trained execu-
tive, advises an article in Stores
magazine, official organ of the
National Retail Dry Goods As
ISOLATION.
"Store managements do not
seem fully aware of the profit
inroads that can be made by
unnecessarily inflated unemploy-
ment claims" the magazine
states. "One important contrib
uting factor is improper benefit
payments, resulting from the
employers failure to check the
claims of former employees.
IF retailers could reduce the
unemployment insurance tax
rate by one-twentieth of pr
cent, the saving would be about
Sc million a year" /
Bond Compoien Pushed
The Washington area CAM
paign in behalf of the second
development issue of the State
Of Israel gathered steam this
week. A thorough canvass Is
planned.
It is expected that $75 million
Of this second issue will be pur-
chased by investors in the United
States, Canada, South America
and Western Europe in 1854.
Riggs National Bank is the
District agent issuing bonds for
the drive. Chase National is the
fiscal agent for the national
drive. 3D..
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET IL 4-dr. sedan: r. and
aenu Gls's s.raa aah a. SIG: sfs5 s sEs'
and , SIS per mo: sciILEaEL q
Park. d. c.. RA. $1,000.
CHEVROLET. FORD. PLYMOUTH so
2-dr; club coupes; equipped. "Peake-
c cpnIat and fully E nAaTSntesd;
CHEyR0LETs 40 Special and de luxe
sSooss tro aae 81 $685. ss.' s%SiHssssiIhoaERs
CHEvRoLET Co. Seven Corners.
c CIV SanqEfs g. J and 2l1 eoor she.
eiel and de luxe models: most are
fully equip. with or without Power
sIissd from sos e 81 c oss. w1s ssiR:
GER CHEVROLET co" Seven
CHkvRoLEr At; engine recently re-
SS9 onssd' goo mSSs3ehhanical condition.
Powerslide. fully equipped. excellent
conddS;;, 10000 miles; Sits. ~.
cfGfsvVsse6iLEr 1850 sty,eline de I luxe
4.dr,; Z: and b.: many other extras;
H KI g. s4y Mf.hin oSsn ' ewes AleE Il, " s.
CHEVROLET 1852 4-dr. sed.; r. and
h; seat covers; beautiful two-tone
gray: EXCEL ;o insxPsnsive o tssmily car;
caEvRoEET 1850 s-dr. sedan: &.
eel; eond.; l owner. Call EN-.
CHE sSR 1861 a-door: heater.
PowerElide: black finish: D. c. In
spection guaranteed: 6:month or
SXsT MoT TooFRganesso s1Y Sord sso
casSRonRf ISIS Isl 4a h.at ASSOC On.
owner, low mileage; D: c. inspee-
s19n %sr1aSsS em sn q So 1907
BenninE I'd. ne. Ii. 4-10ii.
CHEW. 1850 station wagon; metal
body; excel excel eond. Must sell. s 20
cHEv. 80 Fieetline de luxe e-dr: Sc
dan: $4,000 actual miles. Tires like
ton radio. Air-fio heater. African
owner. Cali wo; 6-O724. "a
si.iiSS. SNYDER. No. 7-7SS5. 80
|CHRYSLER '51 Windsor hardtop;
radio. heater. automatic trans
mission. WV. tires. beautiful 2-tone
finish; immaculate: one-ownsr car:
INC, Chrysler- Plymouth GEM. g.
470S1. 1900 Wisconsin ave.
CHRYSLER 1850 New Yorker 4-dr.
automatic trans; blue tnish: one
only ssss. ROYAL a MoToks. INC.
Your Chrysler -lymouth Dealer, Is
CHRYsLER as S-passenser Windsor:
radio: heater. real bargain. $3.50.
c HWNEh co g soSai 4dr; equipped
with gas-saving conventional trans
mission. carefully driven by only ]
owner: orig. dark green finish; like
new IN every respect: only $500.
l bs hoE Bsssr 5 5ss Lee esrY nSy
cAA1ktYisii IL IS New Yorker de luxe
Newport: r. and h.: power steering
1000 miles; S.. 1895. ROYAL MO-
TORS. chrysler- Plymouth. 400 Ga.
c M Der i5 IL; ' New Yorker COW:
owner miles; beautiful Grecian gray
finish; Wv. tires; car positively
same as brand-neW in every detail:
f SEH MyRs Eo e d w,: 81 sos
CHRYsTER 1851 windsor de luxe
club coupe; cleaning original black
finish: radio. heater. automatic
Transmission: low mileage; l owner,
really in beautiful condition: full
price. $1.195; cash, trade or terms
30 other bargains. WOLFE MO-
TORS. 1891 Wisconsin ave. NV.
EN-. 3-O412. IA
CHRYsLER '51 Imperial Newport;
loaded with extras; 81. 595. ROYAL
MOTORS. Chrysler-P 400
Ga. ave. NV. IA. $4,000. -22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-22

FORD 81 cpe.; orig. black finish;
pairs; excel. buy; S225. 10. 4-6700.
tifui cream finish. Fordomatic. I.
only Sizes. this sale. DONALD
M Mero aasi7il TAG Florida ave. ana.e..
FORD 50 black Fordor Mainline VS.;
good tires. In excellent condition;
original owner; S1.400. KL S-573S.
FORD 30 conv.; GOOD top, very yS good
MOTOR. dual exhaust system. clean;
FolKsDS' 1851 Y Fordor de luxe: 1880
turn tgIa signal signals; :, sS7S. Can KE IS ).
F aSsS of 5i c = p;T sou,,, ,,st,o
sorss very sn Clean m $685. o' TRd afsfs
St: Alex Va. Il. s:4siI. OPEN
F syss 1 ~ ?; r sSsna.ys ~ a. IA
DIVER MOTOR. CO.. Dodge-Plym-
outh Dealer, Used Cars, 63I2 Geor-
gle ave. NV. To. 10000. Open
FORD 1853 conv.: fully equipped;
S1.595. VIRGINIA MOTOR SALES.
I'll y. Washington st., Alex. Va.
s XII S,4I I'll 4. Open ewes. III Q.
2-tone blue. r. and h.. .directionai
signals and custom-tsilored seat
covers; driven only 1900 actual
M mll sSSrs sac nEics st only S ~ isS;
VrTiias G.r Moto ods mol peasr
1000 Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. 7-S400.
FORD 1853 Fordor: radio. heater:
lishts: fully equipped: one owner.
D. e. inspection guaranteed: g.
$c9sa NoR 92GSlTlfM TTeosEsa1 c0
Ford .d eco BiadensburG I'd. ne.
T s4a1A IA E SgScx c sPa sac: ssSf
r 81 y: ~ s!s n club L eoup ssq radio and
low mileage. See this for real value:
30-dav guarantee; S295. HILL 81
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV. NO. e
FoRbs 1862 Mainliners VS. rudors:
one 1900 miles. Price 81 900. Ono
10000 miles: Price 5000. Both in
f s5fsI fSpf 4udo m heaser canary s.-
out: 6-month or 6,O0O-miie war
ranty; $685.. NORTHEAST MOTOR
CO. fForde,. o go Biadensburs I'd.
FORD 1919. Fordcr; radio. heater;
clean, good condition throughout;
new seat covers with purchase; g.
month or 6.OO0-mile warranty:
;fsSSSd1},. 400 Bsnnins "a ne. u:
FORD 1853 Victoria: radio. heater:
owner; .2-tone green and ivory;
month or 6.00o-mile warranty:
1898. NORTHEAST MOTOR co.
lFordl, 4400 Benning I'd. me-. LU.
FoRDE rs Tudor; radio, heater. spot
lights: ideal iow-cost transportation:
$ia5. NORTHEAST MoToR C6.
Ford, ,o992o Bladensburs I'd. ne.
FORD 81 Tudor: heater; Alpine blue;
Q fine car ct the best Of prices:
6.fnonth or 6.Q00-mile warranty;
$795. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
tFordl, 400 Benning I'd. n.e., LU.
FoRDUA is Tudor; heater. eyerdriye:
spection guaranteed; 6-month or
S SioRS Eils MOTOR T51E5R'' CO sford5::
400 Benning I'd. ne. LU. 4-10l1.
s. A. MIR. FRY. AID. 4-3OO4. "a
cond.. pvt. owner. Best oner: can
finance or trade. LU. 2-69SS. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-22
TRUCKS FOR SALE
CHEVROLET 40 s4-ton pickup; de
luxe cab, see-around windows and
cannnY cover: S4nn AP 7-AHS1

CHEVROLET 40 s4-ton pickup; de
| luxe cab, see-around windows and
canopy cover; $3.50. AP. 7-46Sl:
FORD 1850 e-ton van: insulated
body. IL It. long; very clean truck:
doors; just passed b. c. insoeetion:
81 .095. MANDELL CHEVROLET
Co. 1900 Nichols ave. Sc. 224l
F oisn0ii is BE- dump sin a-yd. body. new
motor: ready for work: Cash pricl
S9s5. Cal, Wess , River 3424. Can be
wRfaEacSKiERs VIII CRANE. AZ chev..
AT rear. end: new tires. Priced for
quick sale. $3.50. JE. 4-2S1S. "a
INTERNATIONAL HARvESTER '4s:
metro: $500; pvt. owner. d. q
M sSv2s VAN. GMc. $3.50 or BEST
CHEv. '5s SETON stake: heater: ike
new. what more can We saw 81. 1876.
WISSINGER CHEVROLET CO..
Seven Corners. Falls Church. Va
f 81 81 iP-i ,s-ton panel; owner.
s tee. FRA TRIANGLE MOTORS. SOLO
r. /. ave. ne. DE. .-63O..
FORD pickup trucks with special
steel box-type bodies: several to
choose from: As and AZ models.
Your choice. Sa99. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 1910 r. I. ave. ne. DE.
INTERNATIONAL METROS "a '48s
| and AIS: newly painted. good con-
dition: Just the thing for television
repairman Or small retail merchant:
pficed to move, 1925 each. See Mr..
SELLER, Evening Star Garage, Sal
End st. Sc. 8 to daily. -27
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TRAIlERs tcena,

rROTWOoD Ie4o--1Uhis trailer 10 In
beautiful condition. Equipped with
air conditioner. dinette and Holly.
wood bed. Only $685. down payment
and low monthly payments. AMERI-
CAN TRAILER CO., INC, miles
south Of Alexandra on Rte. ].
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GARAGES

BUILT.TN BRICK GARAGE. electric
light. water. $3.50 mo. 12S 18TH
ct. NE, ia. 0-4354. -2b
VICINITY 21st AND o SITS. NV;
good brick garage; $13 per mo. Call
10. 6-2274 after $3.50 pm.
FOR RENT-Garage, inclosed; vic.
Thomas Circle; $26 mo. Call pI.
WILLYS '4s civilian teep: / owner:
exceptionally clean: S646. See Mr..
Marable, WILLYS MOTORS. INC.
1915 14th st. NV. AID. $4,000:
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LOIS AND ACREAGE COR SAIL

WOODED ACREAGE H0MEsITEs-
$4,000 and up. in beautiful Bradley
Hills Grove. near Burning Tree Club:
protective restrictions. r. BATES
WARREN OIL. 2-7796. OIL. AZ 3D.
GLEx.-4-famiIy fats, 10 lots. room
for so units; excel: location; sewer
and water in: subdiyided. ready 70
go. Call Mr.. GREEN. XII. $500
?. @. CO.-Choice building site. 75z
Sly Sat e. W. G 2k sr1 RsRRor DF H.
HAWTHORN-Lots with frontagei
IS #; up; prices 50 to 20 cents So e
!, /; o RsssitoT, Isis K st
SPRINGFIELD AREA - 142x2g5-ft
wooded domestic. on city. water;
sssDn .9s and ID sss ss s vs Il
N. LYNCH & SONS. Springfield
Va. XII. 9-575s CLOSED sundaay,.
&; iot; ali Stl s. and = strest IN; 81:
900. Also $4,000 SO. it., on PtneJ
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. JU. o.
ll03 Or T ~ Sr04y Sa evenings =.
septic tanks: ST, 500 up. Out 1t. &c
to Merrifeld. right y mile to Belle.
c fSSsss g. FRI gEii s-s7 ~. wo,a..
level lot. about an acre. Surfaced
I'd. 1875 front. $4,000. EN-. 2-4232
S5OO-NEAR END z. CAP. sT.-Resi.
Dental lot, 4Ox100; good street; al
utilS.; cow. schools, shopping
.transp. 10. 9-9S91. -23
33rd AND s. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Close to industrial and proposed N
Y. ave. bridge; approx. 100, 900 So
it., 35c per it.; 7-rm. frame house
On property. Terms If desired. ST
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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BOATS

sPEEDBOAT-ls IT. 1851. inboard;
factory built: less engine; S475, DE
2-6270. IS
1883 safticraft; 2s It.; Tying bridge
with 145-hp. Nordberg. Foam rub.
Der cushions, hard top and curtains
4O-ft. Custom Cruiser; $3.50.
2S-ft. Richardson Sedan: sleeps 4
$3.50.
25-ft. Chris-Craft Sedan; sleeps 4
$4,000.
See At Our Dock.
STEEL CRAFT WASHINGTON co.
Main Ave. and NJ st. S.W. ST. 3-4l45
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MOTORCYCLES

INDIAN 1910 "A; 1000 miles since
rebored, in excel. cond.: S125. May
be seen at 803 Gouthier rd.' Falls
Church.
TRADE, o Gu. #. Kelvinator refrigr.;
yrs. old: 17-in. Emerson table model
TV., l VI. old. for Harley-Davidson
motorcycle Of equal value. No. 1883.
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