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diversion for the audience.

diversion for the audience.
at made a big hit" she relates
somewhat wistfully," and from
then on everybody called me a
Coincidence" A coincidence she
remained on the stage, and contin-
ued through five years on TV team
ed with Sid Caesar on Your Show
Of Shows. Her new show is her
first on TV in a solo starring
role.
Appropriately, Miss Coca's ia
vorite entertainment is television
"but l don't like comedy shows =
| always watch murder mysteries
and dramas"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-13

al opposition to the Convention
Peoples Party in order to balance
power and prevent the danger of
centralized control"
Some people have thought that
with practically one party in con-
troll Nkrumah was too close to
what amounted to dictatorship. The
new alignment will prevent this,
it is said.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-13

New York-There are really two
Imogene Cocas-one on television
and one off stage.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-13

also scored an automatic safety
in fourth period when end Lewis
Radcliffe, trying to punt, stepped
off the playing field.
Left Tackle William Christian
place-kicked three points-afters.
Fullback Robert Hereford toss
ed three scoring passes to Shine
in the Mississippi offense.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-13
Miles Blasts Miss.
Industrial 1919

Birmingham, Ala. - Quarter
back Theodore Norman pitched
four touchdown passes to spark
Miles College to 35 to 10 victory
over Mississippi Industrial here
Saturday.
This was the sixth straight win
against no defeats for Coach Knox.
Miles Golden Bears who have
two more games to play. The score
was 1S> ell to half time.
Halfback Nathaniel Davis scored
the other Miles touchdowns. Miles
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-13
Gold Coast
Continued from Page One)

most powerful and most strongly
disciplined of all the Gold Coast
tribes. Famed as warriors whom
the British never could conquer,
they have been an important part
in the economic and social life of
the country.
The Asanthone king of AS
hanti) pointed out:
'The fact that l have determin-
ed to support the new party does
not mean that | have rebelled
against the government. Neither
have any of the Ashanti chiefs
because the new party is not ask
ing for rebellion.
eve are proposing constitution
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-13
Congressional Quiz
Odd Congress override" any
of President Eisenhower's vetoes?

of President Eisenhower's vetoes?
A.-No, nor did the lawmakers
even take vote on overriding any
of the Presidents Fl regular vetoes
during the 83rd Congress. (Con-
gress overrides a veto when two
thirds of both houses vote to re-
pass a bill, after the President has
formally rejected it, Of course,
Mr.. Eisenhower has not been in the
White House very long, but An
drew Johnson, the President who
was least successful on this score,
had Is vetoes overridden during
his one term in office. Twelve of
the bills vetoed by ex-President
Truman were re-passed by Con-
gress.
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Overheard in the Ionian Room

Consume, bouillon, hors-d-
oeuvres, fricasee poulet, pommes
dterre au gratin, demitasse, des
glasses, and tell that mug in the
corner to keep his lamps offa me
mol, seew
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Sweet Auburn.
Continued from Page One

the Liberian president to the news
papers staff and said:
eve are indeed honored to have
you visit US. We hope that the
result of your visit here will bring
about closer ties between people
here and those of your country"
The President and his party also
visited the Citizens Trust Company
before winding up at the 'Y'.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13
Strauss Says
US. Leads In
Atomic Field

WASHINGTON Up - Chairman
Lewis L. Strauss Of the Atomic
Energy Ccnmission said today the
United States is making very
rapid and satisfactory progress"
and continues to lead Russia in the
nuclear weapons field.
Asked in a copyrighted interview
with the magazine u. S. News and
World Report whether this coun-
try is substantially ahead of So
Wet Russia" in the atomic arms
race, Strauss replied:
"Yes. We started sooner. We
have more material to experiment
with. We have more facilities. We
believe we have more of these very
large experimental machines. But,
since ! can't look behind the Iron
Curtain, ! can't be absolutely GER
tain. Most Importantly, we have
q devoted group of free men at
work on the problems.
I'VE are making very rapid and
satisfactory progress. In a busi-
ness which has no competition un-
I'll and unless you go to war, it's
a little dangerous to feel assurance
that the progress is satisfactory,
but ! believe it is"
Strauss said the nation now has
about 8la billion dollars invested
In its atomic energy business, and
that the present program contem,
plates spending of about half a
billion dollars more on the plant.
"Then," he said, 1--WE will be
running along with an operating
expenditure Of about two billion
dollars a year -. for as lone
as one can foresee.n
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13
New Hampshire
Man Acts As
Santa's Helper

WEST LEBANON, N. H. III
ssEel.o, Santa, can you hear me?
Thanks for all the gifts last year.
Now this year
From now until Christmas, tele-
phone operators all over the coun-
try will be channeling "calls for
Santa Claus" to big-hearted Jo-
seph Schanbier at his home here.
This is the sixth consecutive year
that the 37-year-old Veterans Ad-
ministration clerk has taken over
the role of "St. Nick"
From 6 until p.m., EST, chill
dren can call the North Pole"
just by telling the telephone oper-
ator II want to talk to Santa Claus
at West Lebanon, N. H."
The operator will put through the
call, providing Mommy or Daddy
pays the toll charge.
The 5-foot-6, 125-pound Schanbier
volunteered to be Santa in 1948
when the nearby White River juno
ton, VT, VFW post decided young
sters should have an opportunity
TO phone Christmas requests.
This year three VFW posts are
sponsoring the venture. The tele-
phone company has installed spe-
cial switchboard.
Last year $500 youngsters called
Schanbier. This year he expects
twice as many calls. His wife
Frances, "A, and four neighborhood
children - his helpers assist
him.
Youngsters calling Schanbier re-
ceive the full "Santa workshop"
treatment. Santa's CHEEKY voice
greets them; music box plays;
reindeer beels tinkle; and a 100
year-old bell peals.
Some parents write Schanbier in
advance so when the youngster
calls Santa he is either congratu-
lated or admonished regarding his
pre-yuletide behavior.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13
Truman Is
Late To Philly

PHILADELPHIA R - Former
President Harry Truman arrived
here early today after delay of
several hours necessitated by me-
chanical; trouble to an airliner at
Kansas City.
Trans World Airlines said Tru-
mans original flight was cancelled
and that all passengers were taken
to Chicago on another plane and
then flown here.
Truman is in Philadelphia to at.
tend $70-a-plate testimonial at
which he viii be honored tonight.
The proceeds viii go towards the
Harry S. Truman Library at In
dependence, Mo.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13
Tucson Locale
Has Long Usage

TUCSON, Ariz. Rt-An anthropol-
cgist said evidence uncovered last
week indicates a possibility
Tucson is the oldest continuously
occupied community in the nation.
DR.. Emil Haury, director of the
Arizona State Museum, based his
statement on preliminary exami.
nation of pottery found on the floor
of pit hut struck by excavators
in downtown Tucson. It indicated
Tucson may have been occupied
as early as 800 A. D., he said.
Other material found hereabouts
appears to date right up to the
historical period, he added.
Evening star., 1954-08-23
AuToMoBILss ron SALE


|PONTIAC 1851 ehisttain d. luxs g.
Cyl 4-dr: sedan 2.tqns blue. eouip.
saIliss ssrn aseEo edopw VIC 4 Uas sfsI soys5s sps
| Eial. $1,295. ARCADE PONTIAC.
1887 irving st. NV, Ap. 4-S500.
also 3460 l4th ct. NV. RA. S-9670.
Pontiac 80 cataiina SUPER Custom;
fons slia d,.s n; w zat tires anEE REdroi rooinS
PONTIAC ~ 4-dr. sedan; r. h; .
S;s s.'s sas RsE 4 sa'i sSsR 'iEFi sSSi
PcNTfaC CiSffis aas "a q scnieftsin a-dr.: cyl,
equip, with r and h.. directional
sSss ssnrag zsg, Sg se9 H SEcsbE sisEisf Fos
/ 500; also also s4so s i4sk 4sk T s.. nv. "a.
foNTa2C S5SSaS. 80 4-dr. de luxe: /. and nd h..
seat covers; real buy; 5000. EN-.
Pontiac 1854 custom catalina hsrd
top; immaeulste: ,$2,$g9 radio.
Connecticut. Wo. 6-S4O0.
PONTIAC "a Star Chief. S-cyl. de
luxe 4.dr. sedan: 2-tone gray, equip.
with the latest in air conditioning,
spscia aas Hsd5ai Drise ot ass ss7ssS ets HRcxbES f5S
PONTIAC. 1887 irving st. NV. AID.
$500: also $3.50 i4th st. NV. RA.
siMCGAsV 80 roadster convertible; y Sel-
i Gy sDsa sDoTss sIa cam ssss ssa '? soday
antee. HILL a SANDERS. Wash. 8
ave NV. Ap. 9-4Sod. open Until
g,Ddax D;m weesaayS; nssg. p;m nrp;n Sat' clossS
Evening star., 1954-08-23
AUToMoBlLEs ron SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1851 Landcruissr VS.
4s5ddTii; s ssoss and 3. cd, Wv; tires:
IA. ILoR RS.s55sstthl 55sth and =. : ave. H.s..
STUDEBAKER 'bS Ch. de luxe l-dr..
II: blue; equip: beaut. iike new:
'Sl,696 or best offer. ME. S-54I6.
sTUDEBAKER '4s champ,on IA,
sedan; +. h.: priced to sell at only
$34b; $40 down; terms. OHIO
VILLAINS W. BUICK. aoOl Nichols
sTUDEBAKER Is47 Champion AR
Go9d condition; r. and h.; S215.
WILLYS Jeepster convertible: yellow
and biacki overdrive, back-up fiehts.
heater; ideal for COLLEGE; x5Sk oi
best offer. 10. 4-7958. ~SB
WILLYS 194S station wagon: radio.
heater. overdrive; splendid: I3Q5,,
terms. 1880 r. 1. ave. ne. $3.50
ZEPHYR '52 4-dr.; 6-cyiinder. over-
head valve engine; leather uphoi-
stery. r, and h.; clean throughout:
antee. HILL q SANDERS. Wssh =
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1114 Vermont
ave. NV, AID. 4-4S00. Open until
8 pm. weekdays. 8 pm. sat.
closed Sunday. Customer parking.
-%H
Evening star., 1954-08-23
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '53 panel truck; good eond.
must sacrifice. Ii. 6-6907. Am.
FSR1 s. Pi%; is54. ps5o Q cylinder. "a qua!
wheels. eft. van; green; heater and
cleo. wipers: 1900 miles, $1,000.
DI. 7-73S8 or IL. 1921 --27
DODGE 1850 -ton pickup very
Sor6;ss slssn; only ri $4S5, x PeINEY BRANCH Bss
CMEvRoTEif EHvtSS1i 70 ih-ton flrton' stake s BODY;
at only Sie5. PINEY BRANCH MO-
GMC ii fs5Y 81 -ton panel; very clean,
excel tires; $500 or best ofer; JE.
CHRV. is41 dump; 40 Ford pickup;
''37 Chev. pickup. RE. 7-5367. JU.
CGEsR0LEr AS M-ton pansIed
FORD '53 Thames A-ton panel:
brand-new: English Ford product;
heater equipped; up to 35 mi. per
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. lila Vermont ave.
caEvRolE4 hEi 4R f-4soG IS G9.ton pickup; heavy.
'y e WORKS ssss ssh soSas asas
HILL 4 SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
NV" NV. AD. '4-4s66. OPEN until IS 8
PM. weekdys. 8 p.m. Sat-. closed
INTERNATIONAL 40, ks. package
delivery; excel. cond.; Just passed
one1 DG inspection; Ssxn THn sasHEce wgfAMs Tfgf; Ms
BUICK. r. !. ave. at Goth st. ne.
I'll
Evening star., 1954-08-23
AUToAAosllEs ron SALs

RLy1EOUIM 1es1 esanbrook l-1r..
sscsI buy q Si.6ls.. s'S .1itk Alscz6E ION.
s.ssSo; o;.sls slso slSo i2th i. l. Nv Nv
PLYMOUTH 1851 suburban station
like new; showroom condition; low
SI.Oe5. HILL 8 SANDERS. wash 5
Oldest Ford Dealer, lila Vermont
ave. NV. AD. 4-43O0. Open until
g pm: weskdays. 8 pm; Sat. Closed
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe A.
dr.. sedan; heater. seat covers; blue
finish; ct only 5000. BREWER
MOTORS, INC, Sill Wis. ave. NV.
4 WO: 6-l699: Open Sundays. 23
sonon rase astS sS sEy g soGs Se
PLxMouTa PIN Ms5u1YY 80 conyertible; Wv.
tires, +. h; red finish. white top.
matching seat covers: $S45. Car No.
4 250-A. MONROE FORD. 1897 East
sso4 VS. nvs oD.n Sc ev.nlns; S1s II IL PM s1
Pontiac 1854 s-cyi. star chief de
luxe 4-door sedan: equip. with Hy-
dra.. =, and h.. etc: very low. mile
ssty carries 10sxfaE ftle s5S TsS
. - -
1437 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S500.
also $500 18th st. NV. RA. 3-9670.
PONTIAC 1854 a-dr s-cyl sedan:
ow ssdra ms pDssf ssssnins ssd0 essissE
FLOOD PONTIAC 1921 Connecticut
PoNTlAC iss4 convert coupe.
Hydra. power steering; Immaculate
nsT snr,T TarrsSSya pls5 lcw nl niles; - i,s 6gS
pSNTlxS 1864 sss.,sn wagon: aycra.
radio heatari immaculate: new war.
rsntv; s2 4e9 FLOOD s0NTIAc
PcNSrisSS 81 sScnnistsi9aa' ss9 eg W. es1oo sssF
conv, coupe: equip. with Hydra. Z.
and h.. etc. This Is company Of
RANTY; $500: ARCADE PoN-
lsas So i5y'Rs szsS issn 4 nis L ~.
sssya$ s, zss, :. s..;sa . ss.
since new: immaculate. FLOOD
PoNAIAC. 1921 Connecticut. wo.
PSSfY2c SlSfY2 "a s-cyl. star CHIEF dc
luxe convert. coupe: 1000 mi.
cream with black and white uphol..
stery: HYDRA. Z; and h., Wv. Royal
Master tires, Lifewall tubes. power
syT OWNER. 81. s:eeo1 or oL.
pSSTIAic SlSSggai eyesi 1851 s-cyi. conv. an coupe;
light gray. black top, all-leather
trim, eaSip a'rss With t6Wff HydEa :. qiaR spd E:
PoNTiAc, i4S7 Irving st. NV. AD.
| 4,.s59oo Gals also s46o 14th st. gpsav.- psav.-
PONTIAC '5s 4-dr. stssamline: hydra.
r, and h: blue finish. new-car con. on.
snassb S'iSSb .1M 4mos. sanas snsarantes e HILL Te
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1114 Vermont ave. NV, AD
4-43OO.. Open until 8 Pm. week
days: pm, sat. closed su99daay
PONTIAC IL Convertible: r, and h.
feet tires: S395. 30-day .guarantee,
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
IS $780,! !l5I .s Ss.R s.. s'sl' sls..s Jss R$
pSNr1SS 1SSSc''GSRasI Sa RsTtns d. luxe
door sedan: distinctive 2-tone blue
finish fsaf cov.1s narmonIznS snd Hydls aSs
signals. and many other accessories
| A low-mileage, 1:owner car, traded
value at only 81. .395. oLMsTEAI
/ MOTOR. CO.. N; Virginta,s Largest
HSiIddfm0Sil|s SiTd'a aal yE Peales4 7s4oo Sooo Wilson
PONTIAC 1854 chieftain s-cyl., T.
DIR. sedan: Mayfair blue. equip.
with r. and h.. WV. tires: driven
5000 miles: carries NEW-CAR
WARRANTY: So, 100. ARCADE
AID. 4-S50O. also 3460 14th st. NV.
PONTIAC 'b4 star Chief s-cyl.. Gus.
tom 4-dr. sedan; equip. with Hydra.
| r. and h.. carries new-car title and
TIAC, 1887 irving st. NV, AID. 4
$500: also 3460 14th st. NV" RA
PONTiHC 1e47 2-dr. sedan: T. ane
heater; seat covers; blue finish: S9i
down; at only $299. BREWER MO.
Wo. 6-1699. Open Sundays. -2s
Evening star., 1954-08-23
BOATS

SALT. RICHARDSON CABIN CRUIs-
Err. 1941: this boat has been put In
top condition with 81 900 spent on
1t in the last IA mos; twin Gray
marine power, many extras; Q won-
derfm family boat Asking $500.
Phone Oh. 4-3760 >except on Sat
and Sun. "a
1913 CABIN CRUISER, 23-ft. with
104-h.p. Grey marine engine: in peri
Sond: Wo. 6-5133 or West River
left. RUNABOUT with trailer, Grey
marine engine and Grey trans: all
inboard controls: | year old. Can be
seen at 1911 Garland ave-. Takoma
Park, or call JU. 9-4476. -25
FOAM RUBBER BUNK mattresses
cut any shape; midget refgr. GIL
LILLAND. 2145 F NV. Elk. 3.6633,
FISHING PARTIES--Deaie Md. Cali
CAPT. KING, LO. 4-5S43 days. WA.
7-4192 after g and week ends.
PARTIES, Deale, Md. Call
CAPT. ED EDWARDS, UN. 4-42S9,
TRADE 80 Buick super Riviera,
1895, for 1S-ft. factory inboard
runabout speedhoat. UN. 4-0040.
Evening star., 1954-08-23
FARMS

SICKLE BAR MOWER, 36-inch cut;
Jacobsen " h.p. with lge. diameter
drive wheels, demonstrator model;
guaranteed as new. also has leaf
pulverizer; and reel mower attach
fnent; $1s5. G. L. CORNELL CO,
,f0waSk a5aS Miller navs ave; .o Oh. 2,66o0 "a g
inch Lawn King power mower with
1a4-h.p. engine, sharpened. rebuilt.
painted; S85. G. L. CORNELL CO,
a7i5 aIaoo Miller ave.. Bethesda, OF.
MOWERS. power, used Jacobsen Park
sin engines, rebuilt. sharpened,
$40: . without, each $185. G. L.
CORNELL CO.. 4715 Miller ave-.
Bethesda, OIL 2-6600. -24
TRACTOR, used. Toro golf course
,,t;ds style wit with ~ rectangular saa dump body.
engine. fair rubber, will rum; S275.
g. l.. CORNELL CO., ATS Miller
ave. Bethesda. OIL. $4,000. Pa
MOWERS, used, power, guaranteed,
reconditioned' t6 sharpehed and paint
ss5 each. A 'saofnen s4.in. Excel Exceilo with with
Briggs & stratton engine. 65: Locke
Triplex power mowers, 70-in. and
75-in. G. L. CORNELL CO., 4715
Miller ave-, Bethesda. Md. OIL q
MOWERS, gang, used, two 3-gang
Toro repaired, painted, guaranteed,
$3.50 each; one 3-gang Ideal. excel.
cond., repaired, painted, guaranteed,
$3.50; Worthington 3-gang Bitter
type mower, rebuilt with new reels,
guaranteed. $3.50. G. L. CORNELL
GO" :. .asn6 4a15 Miller ave. Bethesda sx
MOWERS, rotary, used, power. recon-
ditioned and painted. 24-in. Yazoo
self propelled, 81 in. Jacobsen rotary
161a-in: Bunton demonstrator, $50;
20-in. Worthington rotary disc NOW
sr, as Is. Junk engine; $25. g: L.
Bethesda, Md. OIL. 2-6600. IA
q24-ACRE DAIRY FARM. 10-room
brick home. A beauty.
154-acre stock farm: large home:
bank barn. Attractive home.
125-acre dairy farm. 53 .stanchions.
iO0-acre dairy farm. Also 60-acre
chicken farm. Priced very low. S13,-
900. JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville.
Md. Cali EV. 4-3S46. Ia
TRACTOR, used less than 80 days
Bolens Ridemaster riding-style gar
den tractor, wheels. 2-speed drive
hip, equipped with 4S-inchs sickle
bar and 3-gang mowers, cutting ~
inch swath: S475.
TRACTOR. Same as above. less gans
units, $4O0. G. L. CORNELL CO.
4715 Miller ave.. Bethesda. OIL
&-OOUU. or
Evening star., 1954-08-23
BIG
TRUCK SALE
NO TRICKS AT HICKS
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA English Ford, 4-dr.; black:
Al; S2S7 Hillman convert; blue:
S397. Crosiey station wagon; $1S7
Also. 2 used MGs In stock and II
Austin and others; bank financing
JACK PRY. l4th and p SITS,
ANGLIA 81 9-dr.; black; red leather
upholstery, heater; up to 35 miles
per gal; only $695; 4-month written
guarantee. HILL q SANDERs
Wash.,s Oldest Ford Dealer, 111z
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43O,l
Open until 9 pm. weekdays, 6 pm
Sat-; closed Sun. Customer parking
AUSTIN HEALEY '54; very low mile
age: blue. Bank financing: JACK
pRY. i4n ana = Esa0lasneo ~
AUSTIN HEALEY 1884; praetieaii,
new; within guarantee period: peri
cond.; extras. K1. o-o1A9. -22 :
Evening star., 1954-08-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS '53 "ss" convertibie; factory
hydra-matic. You owe It to your
self to drive the best: $2 1896: cCC
sTsT sEoE,, cAnpITogL;cADJHLAc- sn Sgs ssDJ 7 p
$4,000. Closed sunday. --2s
OLDs 80 ''eS" sedan; r. and h..
age: one-owner Gear; worth-wh
guar. S745. WHEELER. INC, Chrys-
Plymouth Imperial Dealer, 4S00
Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-470S; 8 to 9;
oESsMoB1IE sis;; s9s IN s. s super IS "a sssr
SHARP: and s1n4s5h hsd5sRss1'M PsRs9 MoTeRs ysSRs.
1920 R. I. ave. ne. LA. 6-220o,
oLDs '5s super "ss,, 4-dr,: Hydra,
OLDS 1867 series "SS" super de luxe
4-dr. sedan: 2-tone. green, equip.
with Hydra. r. and b., new plastic
seat covers; one.oWner car: carries
I3E aRcAnE PoNT1Ac. MAcH4Ef ffs7 iryIns n;oys. e.
st. NV, RA. S-S87o. @Ss
OLDS AT 2-dr. sedan; r. h., Hydra;
priced today at only $276; no money
%,sHs S1Tq Sn g}CR eSeS aeof NIchois HIaE
oL6s la41 4sr; .y aydrs; ai r9nan,Rs aaas
oEbs rs; 1921 spd q ss gon 4. Ipri; lux. Holiday
coupe; Hydra, custom II :; and, and h.:
1 owner: very low mileage; cleanest
car in town; safety tested; written
guar: ST. .495. PAUL BROS. (Olds) ,
FUSED CAR FAIR" Wis. ave. and
Ellicott St. NV. KE. 7-130s. Open
rAekzAEp AK II 8 IS Clipper 4-door; is Ultra
S1.495. Cali after $50. 10. s-3l73
PACKARD 40 2-dr. sedan; r., h.;
one owner; immac. Full price. $595;
terms. OTHO WILLIAMS BUICK
pacKAkb ae1l kiShels hSlAsRfBBEAN. aHsi si 1853 conv
and white leather interior; radio
heater. power brakes and steering
chrome wire wheels; Continental
spare. For a truly distinctive . conv sarr
only / other Identical during. 10000
sssoo %isS OF VIII fTiv'af ssi for VS. essh
pASRAR6 MSR: ta5u e.! e 216 2s6o 3-o2lS 2di a:sSne
green sed tir.s Al 6d p, % poveT O5anes oaneT
going overseas. Orig. price, SO, ,75O
quick sale. s1.s75. 10. 2-blssS:
PACKARD 80 s.dr,: r, and h.; love,
light blue: $3.50. ALDER OLDS
1920 Ga. ave. NV, TU. 2.56OO.
PLYMOUTH 1850 de luxe 2-dr.; ex.
ceptionally clean: sparkling greer
| finish. r. and h.; must be seen to bt
S745. KENYON-PECK CHEVROLET
1896 Wilson blvd. Arl., Va "a
2-0OO1. Open It'll $3.50 pm. q:
PLYMOUTH SO Cranbrook club cpe.
r. and h.. white-walls. hydriye., z
tone; absolutely like new: $1.496
PENNY MOTORS. 1920 R. !. ave
me-, LU. $4,000. 30,
PLYMOUTH '41 coupe: good cond.
loaded hood: $3.50. ia. S-S52SSS;
PLYMOUTH 1854 club coupe; Hydra.
Matic drive: green; equipped. 20
piYS0urH sJSSSSt .54 Belvedere sedan;
Company oficial carl: =. and n.
Soiex plass; 2-tone green finish
new-car title and warranty: sub
| stantial savings, WHEELER. lNC.
| Observation-Disclosures Dealer
1900 Wis. ave. n.w.... EN-. 3-aSo'
PLYMOUTH 80 2-door; +. and b.;
or erese, best seae effer. e'fe La. e.4S1s. ga
PLYMOUTH 1852 crsnbrook eSnn slT!
SEgsh sIsgsi oLps: B. $50 S;a6 "a. ave. n~'
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80 4-door; Plymouth
from same model. JE. 3-9651, JE.
2-2799. ask for Mr.. BARTON.
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TRAlLERs.

TRAILER, vagabcnd. furn. with
porch: clean and reas.. Temple
( Trailer VILLAGE, Lot 1876. Alex. Va.
JA. 7-1549, ia. 5-6965 after 8.
FOR SALE: $3.50. fully equipped. ~
IT.; good cond. Lot 3S. Canary
Trailer Court, No. north after IL
p.m.a 23s
1851 MODEL 36-FT. STUART. Bath
room. hot water, built-in dinette.
pic. window. Ven, blinds. VIII sleep
9. PERI. cond. $2,SO0. ma. S-4747
or MA. S-4799. ga
1853 GENERAL-2Sh it.: 7h-cu. 1T.
refgr.; elec. brakes; mod. equip. !;
S2.400. WE. 5-58S9. after 9. -26
METAL CARGO TRAILER, oxS, ban
hitch, new tires. spare, lights. lae-
{ gage trailer, 4x6. $75. JU. g-5e36.
FOR RENT OR sALE-1953 house
trailer. 3S-ft. Michigan Arrow. 2
bedrm., complete bath. After pm.
DU. 7-0769. 20
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VACATION PLACES
OCEAN CITY. MD.

Ocean View Guest House: Boardwalk
and S. Division st.: rooms s., 90
and SO per person. Apis. $50 to
S75 per week. Phone 433-W. ga
ATTENTION FAMILIES ONLY
GORDY HALL MOTEL APTS.
Beach Highway. No. Ocean City, Nd.
Free pony rides, inclosed sand yd.
with swing. slides and seesaws.
Boating crab bi ns. elammtng.
Guarded beach. Special vacation
rates starting Aug 20. Phone s96.
Mr.. ROBERT HALL. 30
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUSTS. Arlington area; immed.
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES.
21OO Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. 2-330O.
MONEY ON End TRUsT-We will
buy 2nd-trust notes. D. c.. nearby
Md. or Va; reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
NEWT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
Ma. S-5S33.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors.
1891 @ St NV. ME. S-2495.
SPOT CASH for 2nd-trust notes;
quick action: no dilly dallying. Cal
HUGH B. CONNER, 1897 K st. NV,
RE. 7-4960: eyes,. DU. 7-7091.
RELIABLE HOME OWNER may obtain
UP to $4,000 loan to be, secured BY
End trust. Strictly confidential. Send
details to Box 319-X, Star. -23
WE WILL PAY all your outstanding
home. Small monthly payments on
1st and 2nd trusts. MA. S-4936.
SPOT CASH FOR 2nd TRUSTS
Mr.. Quick. Lo. LSH 4.e5sb .
1st, End. 3rd TRUST LOANS. covering
D. c., nearby Md. and Vs. properties.
Financial relief for all purposes, in
cluding repairs, additions or i'm
APEx REALTY CO.
Oil N. 7. Ave. NV. ST. 3-l612.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SEVERAL CHOICE end TRUST
NOTES on commercial and resi-.
Dental properties In p. CT Va. anC
Md. ct current discounts. All be-
hind B. q L LIST trusts. DIS.
Vermont ave- NV, MA, S-SO3o:
eyes,. HO. 2-7657.
$4,95O 2nd TRUST. 6ss interest
$1,000 down: excellent maker. price
S3,200. ST. 3-9433. 20
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GARAGES

8 METAL GARAGES, soft. concrete
; alley, rear S5S Whittier pl. NV: for
sale or rent. AID. 4-2144. "a
BETHESDA, MD.--Lge., gear garage,
back Of 1885 Wisconsin ave. ideal
ROBERTSON. Of. 2-2I23. --26
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FORD '52 VS. cony.; excel cond.. r.
Sest Sad oil Offer. Ga DE. ES s5sfs lfes' si's4e pr
FORD 81 S29S.10 total. S9S down.
MA. S-321S. BILL ROSS. INC, 81 3
FSRb. SsT YGrk 9l c%stom ave: NV s. sedan ga and
b., Fordomatic; very clean. Car No.
752-A; 1915. MONROE FORD. 800
Wisconsin ave. NV, WO. $4,000.
Open evenings It'll 8. --23
FORD, 80 Custom "6' Tudor; r. and
h. Car No. 7OS-A; S645. MONROE
Wo. $1,000. SC Open s10asa EVENINGS sus I'll s. 8.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

IMMEDIATELY. Level residential
bldg. lot, 40 to so IT. frontage in
Alex. Arl or Fairfax Co. Box
Blk, Star "a