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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-17
Southern States
Meeting Friday
Farmville Area
Members to Gather

The annual Southern States
Cooperative membership meeting
for the Farmvillc area will be held
Friday night, Aug. 90. in the au-
ditorium at Farmville High
School at 8 o'clock
The program vii include a re-
port on local operations and
services BY O B Blair, manager
of Farmers Cooperative. Inc,
and a message by r r FeaganS,
Southern States district manag-
e. on the overall opera lions Of
the cooperative for the year end
ed June 30
Members will also participate in
the election Of local advisory
board members from list of
nominees including E NJ John
son, Frank Johns, r B. Hall and
George Elcan Terms expiring this
year are those of Messrs. Hall
and Johnson
Talent Contest
4 feature of the program will
be a Farm Talent Round Up con-
test open to amateurs II years
of age and over. who are members
Of farm families or Southern
States patrons.
The local winning act will be
given an expense paid trip to a
district elimination contest III Oc-
tober. and viii also receive SIS
award and blue ribbon Lesser
prizes VIII be given second and
third place winners.
Two winner at each of nine dis
trict elimination contests will
participate in final contest for
the whole Of the Southern States
area during the 3lSt annual stock
holders meeting in Richmond.
November IL.
To Meet Ted Mack
The winning &C. at Richmond
Will eventually appear on the Ted
Mack Original Amateur Hour tele-
vision show in Mex York. plus re-
ceiving a 500 cash prize The
trip to New York will be provided
by the cooperative. without cost
to contestants.
DR. F. NJ Johnson. Of Farmvlle
and Curdsville. viii serve as
chairman during Friday nights
annual meeting Assisting Mr..
Blair with the talent contest de-
tails are Mrs Monroe Johns. Mrs.
E NJ Johnson and Mrs. Charlie
Goodman. of Cumberland.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-17
COLLEGE LIBRARY CLOSES

The Longwood College library
closed Saturday and will remain
Closed until the start Of the regu-
-5F fa1- session on September 20.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-17

past leader of the Girl Scouts.
She is a member OF the science
department faculty at Longwood
College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-20
10 Directors Named
To Merrick BOYS Camp

Ten prominent Washington
business and professional men
have been elected to the board of
directors of the Merrick Bows
Camp. according to DR.. Joseph
v. Kennedy, 1854 camp presi-
dent.
The new directors are Matthew
F. Whelan. Joseph Murray. Ad-
olson B. Clohosey. John Conroy.
Donald Johnson. Vincent Fin
nigan, Ernest Thomas. Bernard
Locraft. DR.. Gerald McAteer and
Victor j.. Orsinger.
DR.. Kennedy also announced
the following committee chair
men have been appointed: John
A. Reilly. finance; James B.
Evans. audit and budget: John
F. Donahue. dinners and outings.
and A. Jasper Moore. publicity.
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CedarS of Lebanon.

When Solomon was commits
stoned to build the temple at
Jerusalem, he chose cedarwood.
For three years. he employed
100000 men to harvest. cure
and prepare the wood for one
of the greatest paneling jobs
ever accomplished.
The Phoenicians, the first in
ternational traders, built their
ships of the cedar of Lebanon.
The Greeks and Egyptians used
it to construct temples and pal
aces.
Cedarwood was in such de-
mand that by the first of the
Christian era it was beginning
to be scarce. Since it was the
favorite wood for all builders,
cabinetmakers and wood carvers,
indiscriminate cutting was for
hidden.
In spite Of restrictions. the
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Natures Children

great forests continued to dwin-
die. Today the remaining small
groves of these ancient trees
are guarded. Many of the trees
are centuries old.
Each year the government of
Lebanon plants small trees and
sows seeds for the reforestation
of their national tree. OF course,
the cedars of Lebanon will never
again be as numerous as in the
days of Solomon, but those
planted now are showing salts
factory growth. which is slow.
The cedar or Lebanon has a
superficial resemblance to our
larch or tamrack with its clus-
tered needles and upright cone.
There the resemblance fades.
The cedar Of Lebanon reaches
a height of 100 feet. At one
time they inhabited the noun
tains of Syria and Asia Minor
and the 400 trees in a grove
in the Lebanon Mountains have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-20
AWord to the Wise

In the spring a young mans
fancy turns. But in the winter
an old mans memories return
to the days of his youth; his
salad days.
This observation is the result
of a letter from S. B. c. Of Des
Moines, who writes, II am look
ing for an expression that means
the days of youthful folly"
Salad days fits his query. The
expression refers to youthful in
experience. Shakespeare phrased
it: my salad days when I was
green in judgment"
Texarkana: Last night at a
friends house, the young people
came in and laughingly re-
marked they had been Stealing
the old mans bundle" Is this
some sort of teen-age jargon?-
F. c.
No. It stems from a type Of
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Program for Junior Village

The Temple Sinai youth group
and the Mount Vernon Players
will entertain so children from
Junior Village at 900 Massachu-
sets avenue NV. from S to 7
pm. tomorrow. Also joining in
the entertainment are the Nc
Intosh School of Dance and the
District Red Cross.
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By LiIIion Cox Athey

an age estimated at 1900 years.
There are no true cedarS ma
tive to the Western Hemisphere.
A cedar of Lebanon has been
grown successfully in the Arnold
Arborteum at Harvard Univer-
sity and there are a few in other
parts of our country.
Though the oily seeds are slow
growing, visitors to the country
in which it gave so much to its
people always try to obtain seeds
to plant upon their return home.
Private capital is not interested
in reforestation because of the
trees slow growth.
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Our Presidents
By Honore M. Cotudol


/. An early Chief Justice.
appointed by President WASH
ington, served only one term
because the Senate refused to
confirm him. Who was he?
2. Which President, before
becoming President. was the
author of the book, "The
State"2
3. Ex-President Truman Is
one of four living former Vice
Presidents. Who are the three
others?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
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By Mrs. Fronk Colby

casino. where a player, if he
matches an opponents top card,
is entitled to take his entire trick
pile, or bundle of cards.
Cleveland: Is the word ode
bunk" native or foreign-born?-
j. K.
The word is as American as
apple pie. 1t has been traced
back to 1923. Debunk was made
popular by William E. Wood
ward. At first, the word was
denounced on the ground that it
was uncouth, but it has survived.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Inc.)
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Comet Studied Two Years

NEW HAVEN.-Halley's comet
on it's most recent visit was I'M
der observation by American
astronomers for approximately
two years, beginning in Septem-
Der. 1909. and ending in July.
1911.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-20
Famous Fables
Bv &. (. Edoor

CRITICISM-When jose
plus Daniels was AmbasSa-
dor to Mexico. he enter
tanned an American who
had been critical of the for
eign service. AS the two sat
down to dinner, the visitor
noticed the superb silver
service.
so this is how the tax
payers money is SPENT" he
said. with little humor in his
voice.
This service is my per-
sonal property" replied
Daniels stiffly.
II should have know It'll"
said the other. They would
give the job to some one who
doesn't need It'll"
PROTOCOL-A few days
after her marriage to Gen.
George C. Marshall. then a
lieutenant colonel, Mrs.
Katherine T. Marshall in
vited a group of officers
wives to tea, where she re-
ceived her first lesson in
military etiquette.
Mrs. Marshall confessed
her ignorance of Army GUS
toms. and asked the ladies
to be patient with her until
she learned.
tits all very simple" said
one officers wife. For ex-
ample at a tea such as this,
you ask the wife of the high
est ranking officer to pour
the coffee"
"You mean the tea" said
Mrs. Marshall.
mo, the coffee" replied
the other. 1T outranks tea.
YOU know"
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Contract Bridge
By EosIey BIockwood

The way Miss BraSh bids, she
has to be a good dummy player.
She displayed that ability in
today's deal, making her six
club contract in spite of a fine
defensive play by Mr.. Masters
at trick one.
South dealer, neither side vul-
nerable.
NORTH.
(Mr. Dale)
A6
2652
nAQ65
1906
WEST. EAST.
(Mr. AbeD (Mr. Masters)
KJ9854 A1032
0KJ43 01098
1878 HK1094
A. %732
SOUTH.
(Miss Brash)
AAQ7
0AQ7
oJ2
%AKJ94
The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
club lspade 2clubs Pass
2 spades Pass 3 diam'd Pass
6 clubs All pass
Not wanting to lead away
from either of his king-jack
combinations. Mr.. Abel led the
eight of diamonds. The five was
played from dummy and Mr..
Masters played the four. If he
had taken the trick with the
king, Miss Brash would have
had an easy time. That is, she
could have discarded both the
queen and seven of hearts on
dummy's ace and queen Of dia-
mondS later in the hand.
After winning the first trick
with the jack of diamonds, she
paused to think about her
chances. In spite of his lead OF
the eight of diamonds, Mr.. Abel
still might have the king.
In that case, a f1nesse Of the
queen of that suit would permit
the discard of a small heart
from the closed hand on the ace
of diamonds. The only loser
then would be a heart.
- But Miss Brash knew Mr..
Masters was capable of hold
ing up the king of diamonds in
a ticklish situation like this and
she decided to try for an end
play on Mr.. Abel.
She cashed the ace of clubs
and noted Mr.. Abels discard of
q spade. Next she led to the
ace Of diamonds. returned a
diamond and ruffed it.
She led the ace of spades and
ruffed her small spade on the
board. Now she led a club to
her king, Mr.. Abel discarding
another spade.
At this point, the queen of
spades was led. Mr.. Abel won
with the king and a heart was
discarded from the board. If
Mr.. Abel returned a heart it
would go into the ace-queen. He
led a spade and Miss Brash
played another heart from
dummy and ruffed in her hand.
She caShed the ace of hearts and
there were still two trun1ps on
the board to take care Of her
two remaining hearts.
(Copyright, 1854, General Features Corp.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-20
New Fubric CLOVIS

"Scotchlite," a new fabric
shown at a Glasgow motor show,
glows when the smallest beam
of light is directed on 1t. A
"Scotchlite" raincoat will glow
even in moonlight.
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Word Game
Find 81 or more w

FIIlu Of OF mOTe WORDS III
c L A / M E d,
meaning, asserted, demanded
as due" Average is 48; time
limit, IS minutes.
Rules of the eame-1. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition of
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
used. 5. Only one form of a word is
used. Proper names are not used.
Answer to ENCRUST.
ecru, eruct. nest. nurse. cents. cest.
cruise. crust crus. crest. cruet. curse,
cures, curt. rents. rest. recut. runes,
ruse. rust. runt. unrest. unset. user.
scent. sent. sect stern. stun. suet, suer.
sure. tern, truce, true, tunes, turns.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

SEVERAL TRACTORS for sale; lons
term leases avail; steady employ
ment: refrigeration exper. helpful.
Call MR.. TOONE. IA. 7-4616. IL
CHEVROLET I94l 1ia-ton stake, and
h bS4l Dodge .. ltsston stake; 800 for
MUST SELL this week end, Ford AZ,
l4-ft. stake, "a motor, good rub :
S275. Ford AS stake, 8 IT., good
cond., sos: Dodge 81 tractor. good
rub, S4a5: Ford 81 tract. brand
5 new i'm motor, eyer excsp. s elean, sli325;
insulation, good rub; si,s7b; Trail
mo-. drop chassis, 24-ft. van, S.,95.
DODGE sSlSsl ~ tS pickup; g9ed coRd nd;
p s51s5 ny }ai s;41 Pickup, with closed ss
CHEVROLET 1861 h-ton pickup; ex-
ceptional buy in an unused truck.
$685.. KENYON-PECK CHEVROLET,
3140 Lee hwy, Arlington. Va. ia.
2-9003. Open It'll $3.50.
DODGE 1850 h-ton panel: execution
KENYoN-PEcK CHEVROLET. $40
Lee hwy, Arlington. Va. ia. 2-so03'
FORD 1853 panel: Fordomatic drive.
ia. 2-3399 or see at I'LL Wilson
,sS lTfi SSiilSSi Ta 4s vanette tsoser
town type): peri. cond; only $3.50
fun price. no money down. OHIO
WILLIAMS BUICK. goth and R. /
FORD $50 h-ton panel; used only
BY this leadership. It's a beauty
and we will allow down payment
on any truck you can drive to our
door. LOGAN ForG. I'LL 18TH
F0Rn so N-ton vanette; 1 former
owner, an interior decorator who
gave this unit excellent care, not
scratch on body. and We will paint
any color you. desire; excellent ior
furniture delivery. etc; $685.. LO-
GAN (Ford). iii 18th st. NV. d.
T-5S00. .
GMC la-ton panel: very clean; Can
Barney Circle Sc. 10. 2-333o OF
JE. 1885. -
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34-FT. OWENS
SEDAN CRUISER

New in 194S. twin Chris Craft power,
trio refrigeration, SIT. Penn yam
dinghy, roam rubber, aqua clear
feeders, 50-watt RCA telephone.
volt, 80 volt and no. volt wirins
systems with chargers and genera
tors, new spare ,propellers. propane
dishes and galley equipment and on
and on for 2 more pages. Owner be-
lieves this to be the most completely
equipped boat on Chesapeake Bay and
must be seen to be appreciated.
Condition perfect, in commission,
ready to go. Reason for selling
have bought larger boat. Call WA.
7-2292 for information and ap-
pointment for demonstration. ID
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6b ACRES
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

SCIENTISTS, CLIFFS. Port Republic
Md.-Furn. cottages. for rent. $40
$50 per wk. to college graduates
BEVERLY BEACH, MD.-clean cot
tage; accommodates s: avail, Sept
4 to end of season. ia. 2-lS50.-
i-BEDRM. RAMBLER. tile bath. Are
place, % mi. D. c.: s7o wk. Sept. g.
LoCH HAVEN, MD.-A home; bed.
room, large living room. modern
kitchen and bath; gas heat. Neal
school bus; daily transportation tc
d. c. available. Beach PRIVILEGES. Elk
cellent boat anchorage, $50 pei
month on year-around rental. 8. s
MELLICHAMPE, Loeb Haven, Md
Telephone West River 1923. -
LOCH HAVEN, MD.--Five-rm. home
built for year-around living. Large
yard and garden space. Two block.
to school bus: daily Transportation
to d. C. available. Beach privileges
excellent boat anchorage. SIS pei
month on year-around rental. s. s
MELLICHAMPE, Loeb Haven, Md
Telephone West River 1928. --4
LONG BEACH-Cottases cabins S35
to SI25 wkly; fully furn Phone M
z RoCKHlIL Prince Frederick
HERALD HARBoR. Md hr. D. C
Cottage, 100 fl. to water; sleeps s.
$40 wk. after Sept. q. AP. 7-S611
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TRAlLERS

CUSTOM MADE Luggage trailer. ln-
usual quality, open and close models
GENERAL 1858. 2Sk #: cotton
broadloom rug. Crosley Sheiyador
mod. bath. kit. equip. WE. 5-5SS9
AMERICAN 1851; like new; sleeps 4
bath: portable wash. mach: 3 lge
closets; all aluminium windows; 81,
700; financing and moving can bt
arranged. JE. 2-0550. %
LIBERTY 1852, Al It., 2 bedrms.
bath with tub and shower. kit. 12xs
lily. rm. See Lot 239, Temple Trailer
Village, Alex, Va.
SPARTAN 81: 80 it.; Boiling All
Force Base Trailer Court. Lot A
FOR SALE-1S-ft. Roycraft. com.
pletely furnished and in goot
travelling condition. Excellent fol
camping or for moving across
coutry. A bargain at $3.50. JE
es-FT. cURTIss-wRIGHT aluminium
house trailer; model AZ; landau
wheels. Call UN. 4.S313: b.
modern, with 24-ft. awning, peri.
tow hitch. fire extinguisher, outside
and inside thermostat, best ofteI
over $4,000. Call FREDERICK. MO
2-2040 -
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MOTORCYCLES

1883 BsA SUPER FLASH-Perfect
showroom conditions: extras; S7O0 or
trade for car. OIL. 4.7715. "a
MATCHLESS 81 2-cylinder; $425;
good cond. Can be seen at 2O1 Q
Oglethorpe st., w. Hyattsville. Md.
MOTORCYCLE 1a4e English A. >.
Stephens; 500 &C.; recently over
hauled; excel. cond.: must sell i'm
med. Call JE. 2-04aO, 20
HARLEY DAVIDSON 81: model X,
loo MI: $500 or will trade for
good used car. KE. S-71O2 aft. 5 pm.
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN "1e5": cash,
Sl4O, or best offer. 904 North Lin
coin St. Arlington. Va. A.
1919 HARLEY DAVIDSON 80:
o.h.v.; in good condition; $3.50. Call
THEY ARE TERRIFICi
The all-new, 65o-cc Triumph TITO
swinging arm. sport job with high
compression engine, plus the new
lightweight Terrier" and "TigeI
Cub" Prices from S459. I'M
mediate delivery. Special holiday
upi LARGE selection Of late mode
I0o-mile National Championship
5. Tickets on sale now until Friday
Shop closed Sept. 1 and Monday
Sept. 9Th. ALLIED MOTORS. 110(
9th OF. NV. CO. b-14o6. IS
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NEW ULTRAMODERN
REACH HOME

NOW PR1cED AT oNLY sis.75o
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
Dream house contains 2 beautiful,
full-size bedrms., spacious liv. rm;
with dble. ialousies, doors and pastel
brk. nrepl: mod; bath with shower
screened porch and patio with brk-
barbecue pit, mortarless construc-
ton. Indoor pastel brk., folding rm.
partitions and special UNDERTOOK
heating ducts. Situated at Drum
Point Beach: overlooks Drum Point
Lake Chesapeake and Patuxent
River, Apply REAL ESTATE OFFICE
Drum Point Beach, Nd. %
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

FOR SALE OR TRADE. business with
proven record for affecting savinss
tured parts, also formula worth
$4,000: wiz take $4,000 for alt;
or Will trade for home or land with
n Is miles Of .: E; cd end sssume
EssSff f g NJ Sp att e $4,000. 10
coL0RED CHURCH needed desper-
ately for client. Rent or sale.
JONES RIAETY Co. pu. 7-o656.
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MOTORCYCLES tcons. J
Special,

Near new 1854 B.s.A. Road Rocket
buddy seat, $195.
The new 1856 Harley Dayidson's will
be on display here soon. Watch fol
announcement in this paper.
Langhorne 100-Mile National this
Sunday. With every purchase Of S5(
or more FREE TICKET to Lang
horne races.
HID SALES g. SERVICE
1865 31st. st. NV. AID. 2-060s
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VACATION PLACES

KITTY HAWK, N. Ocean front
ing September and October. Phone
JU. Q-2104. %
SACRIFICE SALE-Hilltop lot: Shen-
andoah retreat. Blue Ridge MIS-.
Va. Conv. D. C.. IA. 5-1264 wkdays..
WO. 6-49S3. 8 to 6 pm. wk. ends.
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WOODLAND BEACH

Now is the time to buy a modern
year-round home or summer cot
tage in this highly desirable area
new elementary school, churches
super market and other stores. plu!
waterfront privileges for all prop
erty owners combine to make thi
the most popular waterfront prop
erty within committing distance o
D. c.
Edegewater Realty Co.
VIM. E. MILLER, REALToR
Mayo Rd.. Woodland Beach, Md.
Hnlnninl . a 90 g
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE

g ROOMS AND PORCH. facing bay
modern conveniences. Outboard mo
tor and boat incl. Brownies Bar
Chesapeake Beach, Md. %
DEALE-This is IL! A substantial
year-round home directly on {
sheltered inlet; pier. boat; mic,
ground. secluded Sacrifice at les.
than $4,000. Terms. B. NJ. ODUM
RE. 7-5a16. or drive TO Deaie sns
BAY FRONT in beautiful North Beach
Park-6 rms. bath. attractivel,
furn. cottage. 35-ft. screened porch
facing the Bay. VIII sacrifice al
$500. OPEN. North Beach Park
Block 4: Lot 4. DAVIS COTTAGE
sCGIRNTisTs' CLIFFS, Port Republic
Md.-Cottages and lots for sale to
college graduates accepted by a
membership committee in bav colony
Drive down As miles beyond Prince
n rrsSeri Sa,> LITERATURE gT c 80
Drum Point Lake. section l. block A.
DRUM POINT-Nice lot, near beach
club; reasonable. TIE. 6-30O4. ewes
coMPIETHLY FURN. log cabin. So.
#. waterfront. Lake jackson;
modern, firepl.. canoe. float; named
fdIE LaDu. ME. S-IIS0. %
FOR SALE-Loch Haven, Md. Five
room home. built for year-'round
living. Two blocks to school bus:
daily transportation to D. C, avail
able: beach pritlleges: excellent
boat anchorage. Price, $500,
terms. s. 8. MEILICHAMPE, Loeb
Haven, Md. telephone West River
1923. 4
BY OWNER-Beautifu new, ocean.
front beach house. So. Bethany, Del
Equip. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths, 2-cal
garage. provisions for 5th rm. Own.
er moving to Calf Avail. now
S24,950. ME. S-0344. OIL. 1852
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

TWO" ADJACENT ocean-front lots,
south ocean, Nd. most desirable
lots. on high ground. each 10Ox2o0'
valued above $4,000 each by De
velopment company; will sell 1ior
substantially less for cash. i OF
CHESTER. Rehoboth Beach. Della
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BOATS

FISHING PARTIES-Deale. Md. Call
| CAPT. KING. LO. 4-5s43 days, WA,
7r4I92 after tfl, q 9 and week ends.
control. 1,oo6-watt water-cooied
generator plant. new 1s-watt ship.
to-shore radio, sleeps 4, lots OF
other equip: used very little. new
In 194S:: cost over $4,000: must
sell. $4,000. See CHARLIE KING
as. IFin'H caR1s sas eRAf ca0 SO express
This boat is better than new. Can
be seen, at Kellam's Boatyard.
Chesapeake Beach, Md. Price, SS.15
Owner owner getting larger boat. oV'
|CRU CRUISERS FOR RENr-By hour,
day. or week. STEELCRAFT WASH
INGTON CO.. Maine ave. and M
,s sti; s.T ao Spi 3-4 PiSiwoop Rim.
aBouiT. ESinraSe fleet twin twin master
graft trailer. Good cond. 1925 OIL.
eft. '' OPEN BOAT. needs work;
SAVE $500 and buy now-Beautiful
151a-ft. Seafiyer de luxe, fully
equipped. many extras and o 80
Mark Mercury motor. Both as good
as new. Used less than 25 hrs.
Must Mus s Sell Can be ss seen at shoEs
PA. Follow sign to Beverly Beach,
turn left at Cats grocery store.
CRUISER. % it.; toilet and galley;
TfRoLEAB eStTn Complete inboard
for IL to IS #: boats. Display
Saturday and sunday. w. H. (BILL)
JENKINS. Boat Building and Re
pairing, 500 Maine ave. s.w., Ma.
Nj -
PLAYMATE. So. sleeps 8 in 2 cab
ms; equipment incl. dinghy. bait.
charging. plant and Fluidheat heater.
o ersaty saSas c aHst EM se 5ss Sbee
THOMPSON CRUISER. 1889, s1x11.
Chrysler Crown; 2 to 1 reduc.; new
block fully eauipped. Asking $500
SLEEPS s1n,t e sAA9 6 s ndi and Severn
RUNABOUT, 33-h.p. Evinrude, also
sSkids. trailer. extras, $3.50. XII. g.
CANOE. Is IT,; good cond. Cali I'm
RUNABottTs. Is ' it.. 90 h.p.: kit
model; excel. fishing and family
boat; $685.. ia. S-1212 bet. As.
as-FT. CABIN CRUISER. Coast Guard
R Re o s1eaes leaving Esex town Pfieed
for quick sale, $3.50. JE. 4-2s49
36-FT.. BAY-BUILT. CABIN BOAT
$1,000 or best offer; 115-h.p. Chrys-
Ter marine engine; ideal fishing boat.
weekdays. after pm. call WO.
EXPRESS CRUISER, Correct Craft;
used only few hours; rs IT.; lge.
hunks; galley, head; many extras;
fast. versatile. Boat and equipment
Chris CRAFT, 1s4s. as-ft. inclosed
super sedan: 295-h.p. engine, re-
duction gears; outside and inside
steering control; . mahog. fishing
chairs, 9 bilge pumps, 5-person
raft. 3 fishing sockets, large spot
light and siren. > extra propellers,
11-watt ship-shore radio, cockpit
cover; boat in Al cond. Surveyed
by insurance CO. Price, So, 800. Call
WA. 1894: Sun. West River 706S.
CANOE. i5-ft. Grumman aluminium;
excellent condition; $125. OIL. T.
sAiLBOAT. 1sx7-ft. day sailor, Sea
Gull class; $500. JU. 9-5SS3. %
SWEDISH SLOoP
For sale, e6-ft. open-keel sloop. made
in Sweden; English sails. cedar
planked, oak ribbed. roller boom;
good condition; $1,150. A. p.
MURPHY, ED. 9-6S73. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-04
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON 2nd TRUST-we will
buy 2nd-tFust notes. D. c. nearby
Nd. or Va: reasonable rates, Ma,
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1919 N. 7. ave. NV,
Ma. $3.50.