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Wasn't Muny Why Were Those Men Hanged From the Yodo

was far from safe, and asked for
their advice.
The officers met and heard Wales
story but did not take testimony
from the prisoners. They wrote q
report to the commander saying
they had agreed unanimously the
three were guilty Of mutiny and
should be executed.
The commander told the prison.
ers their fate and was. in his own
words, "dumfounded" to hear Spen-
Ger say Cromwell was innocent.
Cromwell, q huge scar-faced man
who had once served on slave ship,
was the expert flogger on board and
unpopular with the crew.
However, it was to the petty ON
GERS that Comdr. Mackenzie turned
for verdict on Cromwell. They
voted he should die. Within an
hour Of their first knowledge of the
death sentence an aShen-faced
Spencer, cursing Cromwell still
loudly proclaiming his innocence,
and a whimpering Small were
hanged from the yardarm.
cIeored by Court
When the ship returned to New
York court Of inquiry found Mac
kenzie justified. Then court
martial board tried the commander
for 40 days on murder and two other
charges. Again he was found in
nocent and President Tyler upheld
the verdict.
This did not end the debate. The
press was voluble. the country in an
uproar and James Fenimore Coop
er, the famous author Of Indian
stories who had served in the Navy
and become its unofficial historian.
added fuel to the fire. He wrote a
pamphlet denouncing Mackenzie's
action.
Three years later the Somers
capsized and sank with half the
crew. And what Of the officers who
ordered the three men executed?
Call it justice or merely coinci-
dence, but Comdr. Mackenzie
dropped dead OF a horse while rid
ing three years later. one officer
committed suicide. one drank him
self to death and Q third went In
sans.
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cent, for inStance), but those mer-
chants who refuse to recoup their
losses by lacking up prices on other
merchandise are being driven out
of business.
Who Loses?
Every one in washington loses
when the solid merchants are hit
by the loss-leader depression" The
solution is to let the manufacturer
protect his prices just as patent or
copyright owners protect their In
vestments.
A group Of Washington citizens
have formed the D. C. Business
Practices Council in order to pro-
mote a fair-trade law which will
permit the manufacturer to set the
retail price on his product. The
Board of Trade and Merchants and
Manufacturers Association support
the move. And poll by an inde-
pendent accounting and auditing
company showed that city house
wives also are behind the campaign.
More than 1000 housewives picked
at random from the Washington
telephone book said they want the
manufacturer Of trade-marked prod
ucts to set prices rather than indi-
vidual storekeepers.
The Federal Trade Commission
also backs the bill. ETC Commits
sioner Albert A. Carretta told the
Senate Committed:
Since Congress legislates for the
District of Columbia. and since 1t
has long been the policy Of this
country to discourage all types OF
unfair competition. 1t is my humble
opinion that the Congress Of the
United States should enact q fair
trade act for the District of Column
bia, so that merchants in the neigh
boring communities Of Virginia and
of Maryland may be relieved Of the
unfair competition which exists to-
day among merchants who distribute
exactly the same product in such
neighboring communities and in the
District Of Columbia.
# Congress will listen to the
pleas of voteless Washingtonians.
District residents will soon have legal
protection against loss-leader price,
Juggling just as they now have pro-
lection against misbranding, impure
foods and monopoly price-fxing.
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questioned and admitted he had
talked to Wales about taking over
the ship but only as joke. AS
Spencer was put in irons, the COM
mander remarked that the joke
might cost him his life.
A search Of Spencer's quarters
turned up paper written In Greek.
Translated, it proved to be q list
Of names marked Certain" and
Uncertain"
Acting Suspicious
Although Small and Cromwell did
not appear on the list. they were
"seen to be acting suspicious" and
were arrested. Comdr. Mackenzie
then called together his Of
fcers, explained he felt the ship
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Tyler's Secretary Of War. The
young man. though only 10. had
career Of trouble behind him in the
Navy. He had been discharged
once, only to be reinstated. Comdr.
Mackenzie tried to have him trans
ferred before sailing to no avail
and when saddled with Spencer,
warned the Junior officers to have
little to do with him.
fIosging Frequent
The trip to Africa was not serene.
The cat-of-nine tails, abolished as
Navy punishment nine years later,
was frequently employed. Grum-
blings were heard and discipline
was difficult to enforce.
Midway between Africa and the
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ceiling - or maximum - prices at
which goods could be sold. fair
trade" laws set the floor or mini
mum prices.
Thus, 1t is not strange to md
vigorous enemies of ceiling price con-
trolls supporting laws to control
minimum prices.
It recalls the quip OF Ambrose
Bierce that such laws are designed
to protect the producer from the
greed Of the consumer"
II it is true that ceiling price laws
are an evil because they restrict
the free play Of the market place
and are unwarranted intrusion OF
Government regulation into the eco
nomic sphere during times Of peace,
It would seem fair to make the
same argument against foor-price
laws.
Fixed Prices
These, through the "fair trade"
mechanism, let the producer set
the minimum prices and then en-
list the power OF the State govern
ment to enforce them.
The bills now before Congress
would put the national Legislature
positively on record for "fair trade"
for the firss time and wipe out one
Of the four free-trade areas In the
country.
on this issue, Lloyd c. Halvorson
Of the National Grange testified be-
fore a recent hearing on the Senate
bill:
1--WE have always argued that In
order to find out If fair trade Is
good or bad for consumers we should
maintain some islands Of free COM
petitive pricing for comparison with
the price-fixing areas. Our Grange
people in the States are becoming
increasingly aware Of the money
that fair-trade laws of their States
exact from them. They are dis
turbed about this, and they are
wondering how 1t happened that
their State Legislature ever passed
the state fair-trade law 800.
"This is exactly the reason why
some merchants and manufacturers
locally and in all parts Of the
country want to see a fair-trade
and price-f fixing law passed for the
District -.
"As a consumer Of this area. I
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Virgin Islands. the purser's steward.
j. w. Wales, reported an interesting
story to his superiors. Wales said
Spencer had approached him
secretly with a plot to take over the
brig, sail to the Isle Of Pines, and
turn the vessel into a pirate ship.
Wales also implicated two sailors.
Samuel Cromwell and Elisha Small.
A watch put on Spencer reported
he had asked the ships doctor If
he knew anything about the Isle Of
Pines. was seen holding furtive
conversations with Boatswain's
Mate Cromwell and Seaman Small.
and had shown q marked interest
in navigation.
Comdr. Mackenzie needed no
more information. Spencer was
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wasHd ceaMM
Should Congress Pass Fair Trade Law for the District?
No, Say the Free Traders

Fa trade laws might just ap be called unfair trade" laws
1t well be argued they
the
Actually they masauerading
Unlike the laws Of wartime memory which
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Yes, Say the Fair Traders

fair-trade manufacturers
and successfully fair trade to IS States
In but benefits the
not good for the who buys the goods
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Civic Groups Oppose Bill

Support for the bill at three days
Of Senate hearings came chiefly
from retailers and their associations.
Opposition was conferred in civic
organizations.
Speaking for the Federation Of
Citizens Associations. John H. Fall
lon declared that rather than any
public demand existing among the
citizenry for so-called fair trade
legislation. there is instead q solid
and unwavering opposition to it."
Mrs. Clarence D. Wright. repre-
senting the National Association OF
Consumers, branded as "the funni.
est thing heard" poll which pur.
ported TO show that housewives sup.
port "fair trade"
Evening star., 1954-04-23

Which includes tea, to g. at the
Dominican n.En1bdsSy-lMrS Niro71, Hostess
Visit nine of the most glamorous En-
bassies, now at their loveliest, with gar
dens in full bloom. Tickets at AAA,
Willard, Mayflower, Statler, Raleigh
Hotels, Francis Scott Key Book Shop
and all Goodwill Shops >. or at any of
the Embassies.
Evening star., 1954-04-23

Tour the Embassies, Saturday,
April 24th, 2 to 6 Pm. and Help
the Goodwill Industries
50
Tickets -
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FOREST HEIGHTS

FOREST HEIGHTS
8O3 Huron DR.. - Asbestos-shingl
bungalow with expandable attic;
full basement; lot 60x130. fenced;
aluminium screens and storm win
dows: CT financed; $1,000 down.
NEWcOMB REALTY SERVICE. 1923
Nichols ave. s.e.. 10. 2-7655. --26
LANGLEY PARK Only S12.950.
Atrac. 3-bedrm. cor. brick rambler.
all cleo. kit. with dishwasher. As.
sumo 4fs loan or will go GI. Call
HE. 4-6400 or HE. 4-5522.
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soATs

FOAM RUBBER BUNK MATTRESSES
- Cut any shape; midget refgrs..
GMLILLAND. 2145 = st.. NV.
Elk. S-663S. -26
1884 JOHNSON cs-h.p. cupboard mo-
o Gt 'e csIi XII. s-sS SSs Old ask'
CRUIsE-AL0NG--20 It. 2 hunks. as
h:p. motor. located Beriitx Marine
ANCHORAGE. peale, Ma: Si.b0o or
,s seis GEL EEci m o aaSs4 and trailer
/ ". old. 1854 16-h.p. Firestons
motor, IKE new. whole RIG. sas5.
cHRIss.cRASSif.. 1859 .a5-ft. sedan,
excel. equipment, peri. cond.. real
c4Tssini Fer fun Information, can
rHRADE O' FOR SHOTGUN, SIP.
johnson. outboard with clutch. in
excellent condition. FL. 6-3130. 20
lift. ELGLN RUNABOUT, 8 scatter:
new last year: complete with 10:
h.p: Scott-Atwater cupboard and
trailer other access. Best ofier. CAN
BUSINESS WILL NOT allow time for
marine toilet. two 30-gal. gas tanks,
bottled gas. Chrysler meteor. Just
where. Boat at Wynne. Md. shipyard.
FISHING PARTlES--Deale, Md. Call
CAPT. KING. LO, 4-5S43 days:
Is AND 10 TT. SEA FLYERS. DEM
constructors; reasonable. MARYLAND
MARINE CORP. Mayo, Nd. West
cABIN cRUisER. seM-ft. Good con-
dition. Newly painted. Located Rt
Avenue. Md. Call EN-. 3-4e96 Mon.
sS-FT. CABIN CRUISER. bay-6uilt.
sses ct sGo sin sfep ch sss crown
Marine engine, entire boat recon
ditioned. Just on waysi fully equipped
and. ready to go; St,97b. Can be
financed BY owner. Can Mr.. lips:
FER at RE. 7-1756. Mon.-Fri. and
Edsewster 9-8b39 in Va. on week
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OFFICES 9 STUDIOS FOR RENT

MEDICAL oFFICEs-l6th and Park
I'd. area. air cond., mod. Gail HO.
2-5s5s or RIA 3-I397 to inspect
AIR-COND. OFFICE In small office
bldg, mr.. Dupont circle: available
immediately. Phone DE. 271so6o.
1924 X ST. N.w.-onice suite Of A
large rooms; can be rented as suite
or as separate Offices; good lease
and reasonable rental includes all
utils and janitor srvice. INQUIRE
at.f6g4h K st; NV. or call MR.
A fe5ANS6g 81 ES S Ss5e5 avail,
able. all services. Dupont Circle
once. Bldg, 1916 Conn. ave NV,
oFfIcE. sis-pyt. bath, parking
n: II. ave-. Nd; Very convenient
A REsaNb fS 2S o sf91H in 3 law
yer's suite; furnished; reasonable.
s6i TTlHs2h S oPFicH SPACE SSa for rent
Choice location, Wheaton Triangle.
Reas. rent. MODERN REALTY CO.,
INC, JU. 7-5350. Open ewes. TIL
WYATT BLDG.-Attrastively fur
vicToR BLDG. fsth and q PLY
We will suitcase. 2, of our office
Ma ss Il '0e oFri ICE sU 1pfS CO.
III IN VI DESK SPACE. and i tsle-
and Il SIS. NV. Cali Ex, 5000.
ACROSS FROM sTATLER. zoos 18th
st. nw-Most desirable, Less than
So 50. It. Partially furnished. Park
ing adjacent. ME. S-33S0. --37
IDEAL DOCTOR, DENTIST. ONCE
business: 2425 Mimi at Pa. ave.
Sc. S-rm. house, parking. LII
CAPITOL HILL-Aeross st. from
Cong. Libr. annex. Study room. $50
D is r. 0f FuRNIsHED iiirst door
2-rm. ONCE with reception area in
front room. Vic Thomas Circle.
Only $50 incl. parking and phone
ansuer sarv MA 2-Ah6O III
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look POPi

just around the corner to school.
This compact 6-rm. rambler with
patio and cafport on sore lot.
Try CT, $4,000. $3.50 down.
q. z. LANIER. IA. 7-3434.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mn. |

BRADBURY HTS, ONLY $1l.s5o
Oh or conventional financine; base
ment: gas h.-w. h.: Ice. kit. with
dining area: full din. rrn.: liv. rm::
with fireplace, screened-front and
rear porches; nice. level fenced and
shaded lot; new house condition.
near schools, transp. and shops. Mrs.
Cox LII. 2-8l36 or ST. 3-z36S.
ATLAS REALTY co. -26
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$25O DN.. 500 MO. buys for $2s
per acre, 400 acres; estimated "
million feet oak timber: hard road;
] 76 mi. south Of D. c. TIE. '6-4l31.
as
ON COLESvILLE PIKE-24 acres: s.
rm. home. large barn. other OUT
shade. land all In grazing: ideal for
horses or cattle. JOHN BURDoFT,
colesyille. Md. Call Evergreen
FARMS WANTED in Southern Nd.
Pr. Geo, A. A., Calvert and Charles
Counties. List your farm for sale
727 K st. NV. Ma. s-622a: ewes. !.
WO. R.07A7
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR HIRE
DUMP TRUCK, 2 tons: Arlington and
Fairfax, at $3.50 hour. Call ia.
7-1259 after 2 pm. 20
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHESTNUT HILLs-New 2, 8 and
bedrm; brick homes. Bsmts, some
with 2 baths; lge. lot; $4,000 to
S17.950. JOHN A. VENT. 5412
. Queens Chapel I'd: Hyatts.. Md.
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kENSINGTQN, 1888 FLYERS NH I'd
20x45 air conditioned: $3.50
THOMPSON 4 GRAY. JU. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
$40 DOWN--GI

Lovely 2-bedrm. row brick in Del
Ray, Alexandria: liv. rr1., sep. din.
rm., full bsmt. with outside entrance.
Total monthly payments incl. every
to see cali j. T. MOTION REALTY,
INC, OV. $4,000. Open 8 till ?;
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT,
teonfinued. J
DESK SPACE
ARLINGTnN Milsnn hlrd

ARLINGTON, Wilson blvd. mr.. Court
House. DESK SPACE, private ofiices.
with receptionist. $35 and up: phone
secretariaI services avail. CAN ia.
5-9197 or IA. 2-S373. -29
ATTRACTIVE. OFFICE and desk
space In Dupont Circle area. tele-
phone answering. mail service avail
Call DE 2-S000
BARI BLDG. g10 nth 81 NV. mr.
Conn and Knew mod. attractive
desk space for those who want the
best: receptionist switchboard. mail
and telephone answering service
furn. Reas. ME- S-2101.
AIR CONDITIONED, in insurance
brokers suite. financial dist: secre-
tarial service. RE. S-1T56. Mr..
AlPSAER. ~
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HOUSES FoR sALE--yA.

ARLINGTON, N. SCI .950-l acre. f.
the true Colonial has been kept inI
this lovely. spacious home; wide
center hall gracious hy. rm., firepl.,
windows from floor to ceiling; real
din. rm. 1915. de luxe elec. sit;
L.. 1 lovely Usts' brisht, beautiful i bed "a.
rms. and q full baths; 3rd A.. sew
eral disable rms; bsnlt.; BATH
OIL h.-w. heat; 4 blk, shopping.
transportation. schools. Immed. poss
aag lssaa.E JE c2 2oeass4. Exclusive. as -
ARIiNGToN. n. s1s.95o = Lovely
Crestwood brick rambler: 3 bedrris.
1 "a baths. Nv. rnl,. firepl.. picture
windows, draperies: cheerful dining
rms. excel. kit. full bsmt.: large
E e. 1sIs s cook sra aR saraSs
ARLINGTON sRiIiiHNSGsToN N. s1s.a5o--open ! to
daily, '6233 18th I'd. Nm
maculate 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
with recreation room in bsmt,; quiet
Rns center sa..s schools; surchs wn a
fAiRFAx@s bedrms.. din. nm. .
baths, frepl.. bsmt.; lge. wooded lot.
FALLS CH6R SsSI be ram
bier; fun bsmt.. carport. auto. gas
heat: N-acre level lot; 2 blks. on
Arl blvd. cow. Pent. JE. 3-l399
N. ARL.. es2s N. POTOMAC BY
e cclonia nc Ssshs. apse v Ornes
firepL. din: rm.. side pch;. fun bsmt. ::
schools. OF approved. JE. 4-307l.
s. ARL., 100 nth st.-sia-bedrm. !
2-bath older home, on Ice. fenced
Kit. wa iii vail Carpet and S other
extras. lge. garage. shade and fruit
tres tree. IN min oid to fsntasoaa se wash
BuNGALo%@S rms. and bath. So
5-6054 after $50 pm. weekdays:
B " S oWNERETrans.. immed. poss.
Barn red Cape Cod. h,acre wooded
Ice. rms. and bath down. !. rms.
and storage up; 20 minis from PEN
tagon. Is minis. from Belyoir: ga
rage. barbecue; dead-end street.
81 sHa or ISSUING snee 9Ener's FLA; SIS
s:sS3spEA. s s1sdk 2 baths: den.
firepl.. finished bsmt., storm win;
dows; new-house cond.; lge., level
to snd ps 9as slose snoG direct from
OWNER s205 18th St.. 8. Arl.
) Is. sED 6ESssi BRICK. u acre; $500 and
take up payments p1y ass, Call IA. s-sss2s
SELL OR TRADE-2-bedrm Colonial;
5 minis. from Pentagon; CT. $l1 zoe
with So down. or owner will trade
for smaller home in the country.
sILLs REAL ESTATE. ia; $4,000.
lSs5 DOWN y and sxn assume large Sgs ~ az
AND YOU'RE BUYING YOUR OWN
HOMEI This nicely decorated g.
bern S;s5 ,amblsz stuf os nt
step step from fo School and ) blocks from
transp. Please call now, this one
won't last long. ARTHUR L. WAL
TIERS Co. IA. T,52oO. 27
bedroom, 2-bath. brick rambler; GEL
perb Military g I'd. location. Terms to
sai i $50. EDWARD R. BRIaGs.
Realtor, Lee hwy. at olebe rd.s IA.
r 2snPC VALUE. s14.5oo You
name the terms! Owner must sell
ionial, Westoyer location; close to
everything. EDWARD r. BRIGGS,
Reaitor,. Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd.
TERRIFIC!-Sl6.2 $50.
81 or, or eonysntiS on. First p eneTIns
3rbedroom brick rambler: complete
GE kitchen; detached garage; I'M
excelled location at Arlington Forest.
EDWARD r. BRIGGS, Realtor, Lee
hwy. at Glebe I'd. ia. 5-s402.
IN lrv urrpap Nav,v ,adec
yr.-old expandable brk. Cape Cod
h-acre lot: 2 blks. to schools, bus
and shopping. A bargain at only
$13.950; terms OF. 4-7000. MONA
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HOUSES sALE-4YA. tom. ,

s BEDROOMS, 8 BATHS, smart brick
Cape Cod: wooded Tot; pine -paneied
rec. room, de luxe kitchen, garage,
many extras. owner must sell:
Reaitor. Lee hwy. ut G1ebe I'd.
& IA 5-&402. .-2A
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SIIITIAND

474I East aye.-3-bedrm. stone
rambler; full bsmt.; beautiful land
scaped lot, close to Andrews Field.
Census, ETC.: reasonable terms.
Open SUM-. l pm.
weber dr.. OF Marlboro pike. near
District Hts.--3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; 100-ft level lot: COW. to An
: drews. Census, >etc.: reasonable
terms Open Sun. l pm.
e-rm. asbestos-shingnle home. ar
ranged for apis: 70-ft. lot: excel.
financing. low down payment: SILL
$50. For information on the above.
call 10. s-6s0s. CAP BUILDERS.
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Gus. PRoP.--RENT tcens.l

LARGE HOME. Garage with plenty
Of parkins. suitable for home and
business In 8. Arl.: $50 mo.
q. y. LANIER. IA. 7-3434
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sBrick-and-Stone Ramblers

yBrick-and-Stone RamblerS
% lse,, rms. Q baths. fun bsmts.. scr.
; porches; very dssirabls location
be seen e be appreciated; Priced to
OPEN II TILL DARK
Directions: Out 10th st. NV. to
East-West hwy. turn left to Mea-
or out Conn. ave. to East West
hwy, turn right to Meadowbrook
lane. turn left to houses.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA
RANCH RAMBLER

On nearly an acre of level
land this attractive rambler
screened from the road by
variety OF lovely trees. An ex-
cellent vegetable garden Is
now bearing with some Of the !,
largest tomatoes you have
ever seen.
Beautiful suburban Virginia
area near new country club
under construction.
beautiful home for
small family or ideal for re-
tirement.
Price S1S,500
Call now for inspection.
SHANNON & LUCHS co
2055 Wilson Blvd. ia. $3.50,
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LEWISDALE
SUITLAND

OPEN SUNDAY I TILL
A643Is Lacy ave. turn al. Texaco
station OF Suitland I'd to house; 2
bedrm. rambler. lge. liv rm. with
picture window. sep. din. rm., EQUIP.
kit tile bath, full basement, gas
:, heat; 5Ox26b lot Only one left at
this price, SI4.250. terms.
WEST REAL ESTATE 10 $4,000
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CHRIS-CRAFT

1853 SLIT, twin-screw sedan. excel
lent equipment, including ship to-
spacious cruiser at once. 1850 Is-ft.
Sportsman, new4boat condition, "a
IT. cabin cruiser. $4,000. 13h-ft.
Old Town cupboard, new 32-ft. ex-
press cruiser, twin 145-h.p. engine;
new 17-ft.,' Sportsman 120-h ..
engine. r. L. VAN FoSsAN, INC.
Washington's Chris Graft Dealer,
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP FOR sALf


CAPE ANNE, on Chesapeake Bay,
about 35 miles, from the White
House. bay. front cottage Of 8
rooms and bath. corner Of q park.
about $4,000 50. IT. Of land. This
is one OF the finest locations on
Chesapeake Bay. The subdivision Is
one OF the most desirable for res
idential purposes. Price, $4,000.
Offer invited. Plat and price list
MAKER, 1919 X st. NV, ma; g.
DRUM RUN POINT BEACH-corner lot.
71xJ35. Close to waterfront. $500.
sHoREHAM AT MAYO - 5 rooms.
bath. hot water. fireplace; water
front, bayside dr., Halle st. bella
zee
late-season bargains.
Cottages and homes on bay or creek
Lots, acreage. rentals, etc. Bee our
listings before you buy. B. N.
ODUM, RE. 1876 or drive to Deale
and phone Mr.. RICE. West River
6703 10
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SOMETHING OLD
SOMETHING NEW!

The charm OF past and present
blends gracefully in this restored
brick Colonial in Manassas VAS best
residential section; easy committing
to Wash. All mod. convens. 2-story
plus fioored, insul. attic. 3 bedrms.,
porch, sun deck. Handicapped
grounds. picket fence. vegetable and
flower gardens, peEgola. Lot 200 It.
deep, $4,000. Phone 4S1-W. ~
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NOTHING DOWN

; full bedrooms, spacious living room
with fireplace. large family-size din
ing area, tiled bath. M-acre wooded
lot, completely redecorated through
out; Gil approved at SI6.000-must
sell-so price has been reduced to
monthly payments. approximately
500, PRINCIPAL. interest. taxes and
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
1929 Wilson Blvd. ia. 1890
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REAUTIFIJI BRICK

owner; Ice. liv. rm. with picture
window, dining rm., cleo kit. 2
lge. bedrms, bath. fun hsmt. with
rec. rm. and den; expandable attic
insulated: nice yard with trees and
5 shrubbery: q beautiful home for the
right buyer: $50 month; fun price,
SfS.950. For details call Miss
Murphy, COX q CO.. UN. <-1526
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

NO MONEY DOWN! /!
i, PAYMENTS LIKE RENT
New whse. in Alexandria zoned heavy
Industrial
90s
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TRAILERs

1877. ALUM. TRAvELHOME In ex-
eel. cond.: suitable for vacation
trailer or small mobile home. JE.
3-S694. 40
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WILL, DIVIDE

Large store available, in busy estab-
lished shopping center. Need grocery,
delicatessen, hardware. flothings
sports, child's. etc. ia. e-4140.
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GARAGES

E mo. caii MRS. oBRYAN. res. mgr.
RA. 3-2649 or IA. $4,000. --26
GARAGE for rent. 2 stories; running
water; elec.; ideal for storage and 2
cars. See rear 1929 Harvard nv.
Call Elk. 3-2555. 81
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$500

Florida ave. ne. on busy street.
Suitable for retail store or once
Large basement for storage. Rent
includes heat and light.
DREYFUSS BROS.
MA. S-05S2