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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-23

cisons, My mother has even sat
with me to prevent me from do.
ing anything other than school
work. She often calls for me even
if ! 60 out in the afternoons. II
is really embarrassing at times.
What can | do?
Ida, Tennessee
Dear Ida;
1t is unfortunate that parents
develop such tyrannical ideas and
methods. They mean well, but fire.
quently become SO obsessed with
the goal they set for the child that
they forget that child is first Of
all a human being.
1t is probable that at your age,
since you seem to view the prob
lem effectively. you will not BE-
harmed too much. A great par O.
college study and of success in
life is due to, or grows out Of
ones social contacts AID ability
to be at ease in all situations. This
you do not learn in a classroom
or from books, but from actual
experience.
Certainly it adds to a girls pres
tige to be selected for a sorority
and to belong to various organi-
cations. Your social contacts may
be the means of good job and a
push up the ladder of success. No
matter how brilliant you are, your
contacts with people and your
ease in handling these contacts
can make or break you
How does your father feel about
the restrictions required by your
mother? Maybe you can use him
as an ally to ease these restrict
ions I hope in some way your
mother can be made to realize
that she is in reality doing you
more harm than good.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-23
Around Dunbar Hi

An annual report of the aetivi-
ties of the student council was
given in an assembly program,
April 18th Reports were given by
Phyllis Hollingsworth, Nellie
Cooper Ollie Darling, George
Walker. Lois Mothershed and
Lawrence Joyner. Detailed reports
of the recent state meeting held
in Fl, Smith, were given by Juo-
reta Roberts and Shirley Phillips
At this meeting Lois Mothershed,
a Dunbar student was elected
president of the Arkansas State
Association of Student Councils.
The high school senior class held
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-23
WEDDING
Continued From Page Five

Ing Gala points The wrists The picture neenc edged
in seed pearl embroidery, princess full
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-23
Phi!ander Smith
Prexy to Attend
Eastern Meetings

Dr. M. Lafayette Harris, presi-
dent of Philander Smith college
viii attend q meeting to be held
April 27-28 at the Statler hotel
and Central Methodist church in
Detroit, Michigan where he viii
perform duties as member Of
the board OF trustees for Negro
education which includes y col
leges and also Meharry Medical
college and Cannon Theolagiezl
seminary. Work will be done with
the committees on the Wesley
Foundation which has to do with
aeereditatien Of the foundation
The division of higher institutions
of the Methodist church includes
1876 colleges and universities o.
the board Of trustees
President Harris was the speak
er at a recent vesper hour held
here at Wesley Chapel Methodist
church in which time was taken
to pay tribute TO the present and
deceased contributors of the col
lege He used for his subject
Building Foundations"
According TO President Harris
sermon, Each of US is building
foundations Life is guided by the
permanent of spirit and the spir-
ii of Christ is our common deaom-
lnator, which is necessary to make
life successful
He said that IF one will dream
and work hard, he will meet with
success Unexpectedly and he will
live with the iscense of high
order of things, But if you have
built your castles In the air, you
have not lost, work hard to put
foundations under your dreams
Today he stated One of the
great dangers Of our time is the
tendency to get somewhere in
hurry by breaking off from our
heritage We are a part of a con-
tinuous foundation which is inevi-
table for success Truth comes
first through faith and the fol
lowing Of our masters We too. as
did our founding fathers, have an
obligation to our heritage"
He closed his sermon by say
ing, we are not only building the
foundation for the greater Philaa-
der Smith college. but for the
greater heavenly kingdom Re
member, build foundations under
you, for all Of us who are to
build great foundations under our
kingdoms"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-23

APPOINTED - Miss Ruth Wa
shington of New York City has
been appointed as attorney in the
Solicitors office of the Labor de-
partment
Miss Washington is a graduate
of Hunter college and New York
University Law school.
For the past six years, she has
been employed as a probation Of
ficer IN the court of General Ses-
sions, highest criminal court in
New York county. She is a mem
Der of the New York State Bar
In her new post. Miss Washing
ton will be concerned with the
legal work Of the solicitors office
which involves Interpretation and
enforcement of various labor stat
utes administered by the depart
ment.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-23

ton Lions at Langston in a two
game series. From there, they go
to Tyler, Texas to meet Longs
nine in another conference game.
The Lions met Prairie View col
lege, April 1917 there, and return
ed to their home grounds for a
two-game series with Wiley Col
lege today and Saturday.
The Lions meet Southern uni
versity, April 1890 at Pine Bluff.
and play Texas Southern univer-
sity at home, April 1921. Two
tentative dates has been sched-
uled for Alcorn college May 1St
at Pine Bluff and May 7th at Al
corn college, The Lions close their
season with Grambling college
May l4-l5 at GrambIing, Louisiana
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-23
Gamma Alpha
Chapter Closes
Successful Year

Gamma Alpha chapter of Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority has Just
closed a successful baby contest.
First place in the contest was
Joan Belinda Sharpe, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Sharpe of
Lincoln high school, Camden. Sec
ond place winner, Michael Merri-
man, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Richards. The contest was brought
to a close with participants at
tending the chapters fourteenth
birthday party The sorors Of
Gamma Alpha entertained with
very unique program. The deco
rative pink and green birthday
cake adorned the table along with
frappe which continued to carry
on the color schemes.
The chapter has initiated into
membership during the school
year bringing its membership to
10 The interest group, the Ivy
Leaf club of Gamma Alpha is
composed Of 10 members, all are
very talented and scholarly young
ladies, A great future is predict
ed for the chapter.
Gamma Alpha has just been pre-
scented a certificate of appreciation
from the American Heart associa-
ton for the outstanding voluntary
service and leadership in the
fight against heart disease, which
helped to assure the success of the
1854 Heart Fund in Greater Little
Rock on Heart Sunday, February
IA The chapter also received re-
Gently a gold star certificate for
chapter contribution to the Alpha
Kappa Alpha National projects.
Miss Margaret Lewis, Dean Of
Pledges for the school year 1854
%, is representing the chapter at
the regional meeting, this week
end, in Waco, Texas Misses Rob
bic Davis and Frances Robins rep
resented the chapter at the Boule
in st. Louis in December Miss
Robins, Basileus Of Gamma Alpha
and Homecoming queen of Philan-
der Smith, l953-54 was elected a
member of the Directorate.
OFFICERS of the chapter for 1854
55 are basileus, Gwendolyn Harris
anti basileus, Robbie Davis, gram
mateus Darline Terrence. epito-
leus-Annie Waugh, tamiochus,
Thelma Bently; reporter to Ivy
Leaf, Portia Powers; dean of
pledges, Margaret Lewis; histori-
an, Gloria Halliburton, graduate
advisor. Mrs, Willie Mae shockley
of Beta Pi Omega chapter.
The following sorors of Gamma
Alpha are candidates for gradu-
alton in the spring and summer
1854; Mary A Burnell, Barbara
Byrd, Doris L Coffey, M. Yvonne
Glenn, Opal Carol Jones, 10 Ere
da Richards, Frances Robins, Col
la Raye Samuels, Georgia Frances
Thompson, Jane Waugh West.
Members of the chapter who
made who's Who in American
colleges and universities during
the school year are GWendolyn
Harris, Gloria Halliburton, Opal
Jones.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-23
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas
County OF Pulaski,
IN the Pulaski Chancery Court
Evelyn Fay Hall, Plaintiff
VS.. No 99780
Merlyn Wayne Hall, Defend
ant
The Defendant, Merlyn Wayne
Hall is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint of the plain
tiff, Evelyn Fay Hall
Dated; April 3. 1854
Carl Langston
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Quinn Glover,
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner,
Chancery Clerk
BY James Dreher, D. c.
4:l6-23-30; ST, 1854 At
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-23
Legal Notices.:

III the Probate Court Of
Pulaski County. Arkansas
Estate of Naomi Perry Russell,
Deceased last known address 800
Cross Street,
Date of address March %, 1854
The undersigned was appointed
administrative of the estate Of the
above named deeedent on the 8
day of April, 1854
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified. to the under
signed within six months from
the date of the first publication
of this notice, or they shall be
forever barred and precluded from
any benefit in the estate
This notice first published on
the l6 day Of April. 1854
Loretta Douglas Administrative
1921 West 18th Street. Little Rock,
Arkansas.
Thad D. Williams, Attorney
For the Estate
800 IL w. 9th Street
Little Rock, Ark.
4l6-23 q
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-02-01

The use of registered seed gener-
ally results in higher crop yields and
a better quality crop.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-02-01
Wheat to Beat
Race 15B
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an registered seed growers at a price
of S. a bushel and the remainder
will be sold to farmers at $3.50 per
bushel, six bushels to a customer,
to raise seed this year for planting
in 1855.
Sellxirk is rated as good a wheat
as Marquis, the hard spring wheat
that made Canada the bread basket
of the British Empire. 1t is strongly
rust-resistant, and has stood up I'M
der the most rigid milling and bak-
ing tests, both in Canada and Great
Britain. But, already, improved va
rieties are being forecast.
The story of Selllirk wheat is one
of long and tireless work in the field
and laboratory. Much of the credit
must go to the Cereal Breeding
Laboratory at Winnipeg.
1t was back in 1885 that a single,
vigorous, rust-resisting plant was
found by plant-breeders in field
of Garnet wheat. Crosses followed
as they ferreted the unknown resist
ant characteristic of this plant. The
final result is Selkirk.
In 1858, the new variety was
grown in many parts of the more
easterly Canadian plains. 1t stood up
splendidly, confirming the belief of
scientists.
The Dominion Experimental Sta
ton at Lethbridge, Alta, produced
a thousand bushels of Selkirk last
year, but the biggest single producer
was the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation
Administration (PFRA) with head
quarters at Regina. The wheat was
grown on the new PFRA Vauxhall-
Hays irrigation project, northeast of
Lethbridge and northwest of Medi-
cine Hat.
On this project, 10000 bushels of
Selkirk were threshed. Much of the
seed for the Hays tract was brought
in from California. Some of this i'm
ported seed, much of which was
trucked in, also went east to irri-
gated plots operated by PFRA in
Southwest Saskatchewan.
At Hays, during the growing sea-
son from April 1 to Sept. 7, total
of 11.85 inches of moisture was re-
corded. It was augmented by some
irrigation during the critical month
of July. Despite light rate of seed
ing and a bad hailstorm which hit
the fields July 81, yield was 1878
bushels to the acre. The wheat was
swathed between Aug. 10 and 20,
and combined from Aug. "a to Sept.
10. The new wheat graded a No. 2
Registered.
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WATERFRoN, PROP FOR REN1

DRUM POINT BEACH-Attrac. q
bedrm.. furn. cottage avail. immed.
Lge. ser. porch. all mod. improve
ments. $50. per wk. Call OR. 4-23a1
CIR. 3-2041. or WA. 7-1441. ia
IDEAL lge. family or group: comfort
able, picturesque. lge.; on Chesa-
Apsaake peal as.., Bay. !r surrounded ed BY clear
sandy san SSre sSore S; Phone Gods today. Fri ssi or
Sat. RA. 3-5025.
FAIR FAIR HAVEN HAVEN. MD. Spacious house
Aug. 16 over Labor Day. RA. a-4i 56,
$40 WEEK, . rooms. kitchen. bath.
coo laTSe pSTsi %sif: SLEEPS sH nsE ssa csa
Port Republic. Nd. or phone Prince
CcEoaiSE CTaeSsafisk ssE1Ic Each vA.-N,ce is cool
g and Sept ). Modern Modern. $50 $50 x22. *
cStoNiaRI &c aIaI0i BEACH. VICTOR COT.
Aug, 21-Labor Day. Ii. 4-2b34;
COLONIAL srAcH-aeaus. location.
Newly dec. 5-rnl. cottage. Elec. kit.
SNr. SCI; porshss eT hs,u Lg; 4.5sa6: S s-iSSar
to S125 wkly.; fully furn. Phone NJ.
= RoCKHlLL. Prince Frederick.
DEsfRAsIs iSfi. sCsi BAY FRONT COTTAGE,
gas. elec. refgr.. hot water, Avail
Aug % through 90. MRS. YEN
DELL. shadyside. Md. West River
BEACH. vA.-clean mod
ern cottage. sleeps 5. Frigidaire.
Rowboat included! IA. 2-6867.
COLONIAL BEACH, Emily's Beach
Haven-Cottages and private units;
spacious, elec.. baths, hot water. pvt.
pier: swim, fish. crab; safe for chill
dren. 60. 5-Q611.- Mon. THURS ewes.
COLONIAL >BEACH. VA. A.--Overlook.
Ing Potomac. All conveniences. CAN
NORTH iastEsAicH iaEAicH PIX. MD.-watsr-
front cot, hv. rrn.. bedrm., mod. kit.
bath. Accom-. 8. $40 wk. JU. 5-54S4.
BEACH. vA.-Lge.. nicely
furn. modern waterfront cottage.
Bathroom, scr. porchs. Ii. 7-23S9.
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LOANS

lst AND End TRUST LOANS MADE:
24-hour service. Call Ii. 3-O446,
JEFFERSON MORTGAGE LOAN
HOME OWNER may OBJ
tain UP to $4,000 loan to be secured
BY 2nd trust. Strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Send details to Box 319-X, STAR
ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
for taxes Or biiIs9sS Money loaned loaned
on 1st or 2nd trusts on terms to
suit your budget. No money down.
Up to Is years to pay. Home i'm.
provements. new baths. kitchen.
ing. Call Mr.. Freedmen, WASH
1NGTQN LOAN & TRUST BUILD
ING. 500 E st. NV. Tel. RE. 7-1526.
OVER PAYMENTS Less INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and tn
terest and give you any balance In
S-1220: evenings. La. 6-6194
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE '52 dump. with s.25x20 tires;
2-speed rear and original finish in
excellent condition.; $1,295. PARK
WAY-FORD, 3051 M st. NV. AID.
2-O1S5. Open to 8. Sat. It'll g..
FORD 1858 h-ton panel: used only in
company service. It's the nearest
you'll flnd to q new truck; equipped
with heater and two signals. We
will allow $500 on any truck in
trade you can drive to our door
LOGAN tFoRDl MOTOR CO., I'LL
18th st. NV. DI. 7-5S00. Ia
FORD so, Vanette Boyertown body.
Fully equipped; low mileage; ex.
cellent condition throughout Used
slightly by local decorating COM
pany. Truck in prime paint will
pain. N to 3ossi suit ,,ST125 eSstSmer r. $9g5 g,i
18th st. NV. DI. 7-5S00. Ia
CHEVROLET 81 sedan delivery. This
is ideal for small business. Previous
owner an upholsterer; has been well
kept. Body in Al condition. Full
price, S745. FRANK SMALL, JR.,
INC, 5000 Penna. ave. Sc. LU.
sTTUDEBAKER 1e4e pickup, with
can6py and built-up sides. This
truck is in extremely good condition
and has never hauled heavy loads.
II you need pickup. you will buy
this one for only S395. FRANK
SMALL Jr., INC. 1885 Good Hope
rd. SEE. LU. 4-670O. la
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FoR SALE

CORNER LOT ct wellesly and unit
senay sserslty avenues in Glen Echo
6Ox55. All utilities In. Including
M EiSMyeets. 3,6Sso 6epso and gutter. 81 800.
CLINTON. MD.-24 wooded acres &c
HSE$ e '9ssss''1'1'n ssSs1' EsfsHIIss
FAIREAx COUNTY. vA.--1o2 acres
20 acres cleared. $500 per acre
MRS: Mr. ..v WIN, H. LAUdIToN. Reaitor.
5sas: 5sasan' sa'' H. o-Sa2S or Eta FL; g.
TWO LOTS, in Tx. pk. Md,-on
sAAcCRIgrIIcE sAclR for assessed value. ST.. M'n
ss;sssS Value e. siass'op. s'p SCI! Cali iPr 49,
BEAUTIFUL WOODED Lor-rk. pk..
Schools MS SO sop MIN. from from u LtS & capisSi
Faces on turn-around where there
&, ,Ia SACRIFICE si.S56. csii sH.JTI 20.
FIVE ACRES, beaut. high eley; will
clyde into 3 flne homesites; Just
saRs E. HSEsa DGsRL6rMEs5T 9 s11Es5 ssa56lss. en- E5
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. in
transp. Est T. e. WEsTENSGG!sSe,aEnRdl vi TISSHG!S and
2O82 i4th st. north. Arl. Va, IA.
7-l7es' ewes and SUM- IA. 2-6ga5s. gs
l1s ACRES, cleared land, located
burg 466-W-S. W. ~ Mib
?: G. CO., 5 mi. D. c. line. Rtsss rd.
Hewis hts.-9 choice rambler sites.
Az. Io'Q0o SO: IT,. $4,000 ,ea. as .
aa aaa ssTsf s7s1a. svaa w. W w. LE%is L4aSeo' eyes,
RIvERDALE. MD.-Nice corner lot
on paved St., 57th ave. and ouintana
st., 53-ft. frontage. $2,25O. HE.
$500; eyes,, RA. 3-6476. w. W.
LINCOLNIA--5 acres, ideal for de-
Sss22s ySesslT22lns nesr Y Shirley hwy. AL
TIE. 6-2957. is
100 ACRES. 5 miles from Patuxent
non Worth q roads TO property; as ms IS
mi. from d. c. A lake stocked with
fish. 2 acres large, belonsing to and
being . part OF property. An i'm
proved 4-bedrm. nome. furn,. Moth
for income property. sT. s-os5o
or JU. 9-7446. la
MONTGOMERY COUNTY HUNT
CLUB sECTION--Beautiful. high,
{ wooded acre lots near Congressional
Country Club. Priced to sell. Terms
3 II desired. Buy now and save.
EDWARD q. ADAMS. OIL. 2-9511.
E.-W HWY. AND GRUBB RID. AREA,
backs into Rock Greek. Park--Nearly
2-acre curve and gutter end. viii
sell on flexible terms to responsible
parties. For further info, call
BILL DORA. RE. 7-6650; eyes,, .UN.
4-7005. - -15
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

INTERNATIONAL '4S Metro delivery
cellent tires; SSs5. PARKwAY-
FORD, 3051 M st. NV. AID. 2-0lS5
Open o to 8, Saturday tai 8.
FORD 81 panel, fully equipped.
Used slightly by our service dent.
2 real buy; S695. LOGAN (Ford)
MOTOR CO.. I'LL 18th st. NV.
DI. 7-5S00. Id
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

sStton: MccEAINtE PRosERTTEs TsdsI i1Mss
2in0 Wilson blvd Ari IA 2-33O0.
MONEY ON 2nd TRUST--We viii
buy 2nd-trust notes D. c.. nearby
Md Or Va: reasonable rates. Ma
T1ONAL MORTGAGE d INVEST.
MENT CORP 1912 N Y. ave. NV.
sPST a.,1.S CAsa for I'm. 2nd trust notes Quick 4
HUGH = CONNER 1897 < st NV.
RI RE ~, 1890: ewes; pu 7-7oe1
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
1881 @ st. NV. ME. 6-2495.
1st, 2nd. 3rd TRUST LOANS. COW
propert:s pras nanciSy nssiisy rs., MS ad For vi 4.
purposes. including repairs. addi.
ttons or improvements.
APEX REALTY CO
el1 ~. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 3-16l2
SPOT. CASH FOR 2nd TRUSTS
2ls% TO 4Ts DISCOUNT
MR., QUICK. L0.s l-AkRk .
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AND TRUCKS WAITED

SOUTHERN DEALERS in town this
week and VIII pay cash for al makes
a.. apS Wodels cars Can ia g-4S0l
for nice loW-miieage cars MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga ave RIA g. l2o
SOUTHERN BUYER. paying top dol
lar for clean cars. 1910 to 1853
740O Ca. ave. NV. RA. 3-h677.
CHEVROLET '5i h-ton pickup; per.
feet cond,: equipped with r. and b.
Ready to so to work for you: $795
KENYON-pECK CHEVROLET. 314u
Lee hwy. Ari.. Va. ia. 2-900S.
Opei. til $50 pm. --I2
REQ so panel truck: good running
cond.; dual wheels: fine rubber:
$3.50; 2004 l4th st. NV, la
CHEVROLET 81 sedan delivery; good
rubber; fine running cond.: $500
2Q04 14th st. NV. --12
CHEVROLET 1850 sedan delivery:
orig. owner. 1900 MI; $596 or
best offer, EM.KAY LIQUORS.
1892 9Th st.n.e.. II. $4,000. --12
GMC '52 tractor; 2lh ton. 9Th wheel.
All. brakes and afr horn; fully equip-
ped. $1.496. VIRGINIA MOTOR
SALES I'll North washington ST..
Alex, Va. oW S-o711. -12
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

INTERNATIONAL ,46. vanette body;
ton throughout; 4 70 choose from;
S295 each. LOGAN (Ford) MOTOR
CO.. I'LL 18th st. NV. d.
7-5SoO. la
GMC 80 h-ton pickup: good cond..
ready to work; bargain, $3.50.
WA. 10000. --1S
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ST. MARYS COUNTY

=. 20 unALno ~. ".
tobacco farm; ultra-modern, Groom
house with attached gar; ample out.
hidgs., recently built; lit acres, ~
acres under cultivation, spring fed
stream. Sit on your front porch
and watch your money crop grow.
whites; u mi. from best FISHING
grounds. luscious oysters, fat Jumbo
craps. Ideal for turkey raising.
Owner has been very successful
farmer and Is buying much larger
with maid on call. hot biscuits and
pumpkin bread every morning.
Friendly I1eighbors, plus true south.
eIn hospitality. Priced to sell at
$30.0 900. Terms arranged. Cali for
c,rectinns. First time offered.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
-. 4-3oU0 Ewes. WA. 7-l231
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IWATERF'T PROP. SALE tcens. j

WATERFRONT -EsTATE-Comfort-
able .year-round home with Q rms.
6-70O-ft. Waterfrontage lookins into
Chesapeake Bay: protected harbor.
Can be bought -reas. ou reaS. terms.
Can XII. 9-3392. A.. SLATER La
MOND. Realtof. OFT Prince st..
Alexandria, Va.
DESIRABLE BUNGALOW facing
Chesapeake Bay; 4 rms. all conven-
good bathing. garage and bath
houses. Can be seen Sat. No. 3
Mayo ave. and Barry ave-, Bayfidee,
Md. -13
OCEAN BEACH, Md lots. / acre.
on corner. List So 900. sale So, 800
Evening star., 1954-08-12

HOUSE TRAILER; 28-ft. tandem
wheels, aluminium, Model AZ, Curtis
Wrignt;o Call BURcH, Lu. 4,24o0.
LIBERTY. 33-ft.< Must see to appre-
ciate; spacious and newly redec
complete bathrm.; reas. ia. S-4965.
WANT TO BUY FOE CASH, within
next wks.,. aluminium trailer. in
tLt.s lst.cissss ass cond;. 2s Or 90 IT,. bath
ZIMMER AZ: 27 IT.: best offer. Can
Ov; 3-6279 after 8 pm. or week
TRAILER, late model. furn.. pic. Win
dows, etc.; all alum, 81 IT.: like
new; must be seen; $3.50 or best
offer. Tr. No. 8. Biandy's Court.
Rockville pike. HE. 4-451s ewes.
RICHARDSON 1852. like new inside
and out; 81 1T: sleeps 4. Compl.
incl. bath. Must sell this week
1895 or best offer. Can be a.
nsneed. Loc. in d. c. PO. 2-9R63.
- "a
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tconsinued ,
WE ARE BUYING.

DAILY I'LL 3 P.M. SUN TILL B
CALL AID. 1882
BLASS & CLARK
No. / Florida Ave. NE.
Cor. Of N. Capitol and Florida Me-
CASH FOR CARS
ANY MAKE OR MODEL
PENNY MOTORS SALES
1920 r. /. Ave NE La U.22n0
Evening star., 1954-08-12

WE HAVE LOTS SCATTERED m
WASHINGTON AND Maryland:
SEVERAL LARGE ACREAGES IN
MARYLAND. Ii. $4,000.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
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GARAGES

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-2-car gar: !:
suitable for storage. Call after q
pm, EN-. 2-3e62. --l2
WANTED-Garaee or storage space,
3-S904. after 8 pm. --IS
6425 14th ST. NV, nf. 14th and
Van Buren, sts.--Heated garage;
$3.50 mo. Cali MRS. O'BRYAN,
res. mgr. RA. 3-2649 or Ia. $4,000.
REAR 1894 14th sT. N.W.-FIirst
commercial; 2-story double gar. S35.
Avail. Sept. /. Do. 7-e37S. ia
Evening star., 1954-08-12

$500 2nd-TRUsT NOTE = Brick
firm. JU. a-I876. - Ia =
$1,000 SECOND TRUST; payable S3s
per mo-, SO interest. secures Monts
somery County property; good
Will IT. SELL or nuv IND trust notes
$2,250 BUYS 1000 6ss
Second trust. PAYABLE $40 mo-, Sc
cured BY mod. 1O-unit de luxe brick
apt. bldg, yrs. old; white tenants.
H. M. APPLESTEIN. RA. 3-3995
Evening star., 1954-08-12
BOATS

BRIGGS d STRATON, air-cooled ma.
rine engine, 4M-h.p., with coupling
new never run; 500. Call Wo
WANTED. USED CANOES. in good
ssorFditicnH soFT s.,S Gall ShnIR Rg. 1864: Ll7
etc; 22k-h.p. Evinrude; ssbo both
1910 STEELCRAFT, day crusier; tor
condition.: plenty Of extras; $3.50
FISHING PARTIEs-Deale. Nd. Cal
CAPT KING wa 7-4192 after Z
oHTBcasD snH Ssfs sRSs Moron, 1858 rv,nrud.
10 h.p. Reas. price. WA. 1882.
TO BUY OR LEASE with option,
cabin cruiser. for cruising. fishing
SSsS Gnderwls:r. III ''iss issp. 4s E ssss sssseD pass
FISHING PARTIES, Deale. Nd. Can
CAPT. ED EDWARDS, uN. 4-42S9
oUTBoARD MOTOR REPAIRS EPIo =
PPAASSTEST PAS1GST AND ANT 9 FINEST; by experts.
EfaaTEENMFT. Effas!aiEillf Ms wA coRkfSSsqo ReSso' cRA1Fr 1
inboard runabout 1850. with Ii2-
h;p. Gray; excel. cond.; 81, $50.
gERTHED. at Old Dominion Boat
Club Alex. Va. or call SO. s-7s35.
CABIN CRUISER, fsir-sized
cabin. deck space, galley, bunk at
least =: suitable parties & or larger:
smooth;. Quiet operation: 25 to 4G
It.: cash for real buy. AID, 4-2196
Sunday or ewes. or co. 5-4445.
BOAT SUPPLIES
Life Jackets SO. A-in rome. lht
anchors $500. canvas pumps
winches, copper paint GICHNER
2613 M St. NV, Elk 3-3527
Evening star., 1954-08-12

WeStmoreland Hills
Excellent wooded lots. available for
individuals. or builders In this beau
ttful suburban community. Call MT.
James walker with LOUGHBOR-
OUCH DEVELOPMENT CORP. OIL.