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immigration Museum
Planned 10 Aid Unity

Plans for an American mu-
scum Of immigration to be built
at the foot Of the Statue Of Lib
erty were announced yesterday at
the White House after q confer
ence between project leaders and
President Eisenhower.
Aim Of the men behind the
plan is ito strengthen national
unity by telling the story Of the
making Of America by people Of
ali countries, creeds, colors and
cultures Of the world"
Maj. Gen. U. 8. Grant III.
U. s. A. (retired), is chairman Of
the national committee for the
project, and Pierre S. du Point
III of Wilmington, Del, is chair
man of the Executive Commit
tee.
The American Scenic and His
toric Preservation Society is
sponsor Of the museum project
and a proposed national appeal
for SIS million to finance building
Of the museum.
Project leaders have already
secured the approval Of Interior
Secretary Mckay for a plan to
have the National Park Service
administer the museum.
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Three D. {. Agencies
Protest Move From
Municipal Center

Department head grievances
over the proposed big shift Of
District Government agencies
between the District Building
and Municipal Center yesterday
were narrowed down to three
compliments.
Involved in the move. designed
to censraIize as many depart
ments as possible in the same
building. are such transfers as
the assessors ONCE. welfare
Department headquarters and
parts Of the Traffic Department.
Alan w. Payne. chairman Of
the Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board. put up the loudest
squawk. The beverage control
operation. he told the Commits
sioners, should remain in the
Municipal Center SO that inspec-
tors can have ready access to
Police records, a vital part Of
their own policing activity.
Insurance Supt. Albert r. Jor-
dan. although not present for
yesterdays session. was said to
have the same complaint. Also,
he said, present Municipal Gen.
ter quarters were designed speci-
fically with ''chest-high" window
stills suitable for the many filing
cabinets his Office requires.
The Parole Board objected on
the ground Of being removed
from police records.
AS a result, the Commissioners
instructed James McCallister.
administrative service officer. to
review the objections to see II
some last-ditch compromise can
be worked out. Mr.. McCallister
Is to report back tomorrow.
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two time winner because DuoLonee comfortable TO
sit comfortable to sleep on Remove the bouney foam
rubber cushions then with flick Of your wrist open the
DUO Lounge to sleep two Reinforced all metal spring base
and nnersPrno mattress Red green lime natural brown
tweed fobric.
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Thot Blue Room at Pentooon
Is Where Top Bruss Lunches

A sign was posted today on q
door down the hall from the
Office Of Secretary OF Defense
Wilson, Luncheon viii be served
in the Blue Room. 3DS54." ii
said.
This marked the opening of
the latest of the Pentagon's
growing fancy and restricted
eating places for the top brass.
1t had nothing at all to do
with that little room ''far way
upstairs" which won fame In
song a generation ago.
Actually the Pentagon's Blue
Room is an extension of the
dining room for the Defense
Secretary's staff, which has
been in use for many years. 1t
is being used now while the
regular dining room is being
redecorated.
When redecoration Of the old
dining room is completed it
was locked up today and none
would say what color 1t would
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|, Star Of the Sea. Indian Head.
Md. for Charles County: the
Rev. James T. wilkinson Of Holy
Face Church. Great Mills, Nd,
for st. Marys and Calvert Coun-
ties, and the Rev. r. Frederick
Block of Mount Calvary Church,
Forrestville. Md. for Prince
Georges County.
Three priests named to assist
Father Denges in the Washing
ton area were the Rev. Lawrence
P. Gatti OF the Shrine of the
Most Blessed Sacrament; the
Rev. Robert O. McMain of st.
Francis Xavier Church, and the
Rev. Aldo p. Petrini Of Holy
Rosary Church.
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/ be done in-the Blue Room will
be used for important business
talks over lunches.
1T is a place where Assistant
Secretaries can have business
meetings with guests from other
agencies over lunsh, 1t was
explained, "and it will be opened
only on reservation. No extra
equipment or personnel is re-
Hqired.
"A folding door In the Blue
Room. which is some SO feet
in length. will permit two As
sitant Secretaries to hold two
important luncheon conferences
simultaneously.
The Pentagon now has nine
Assistant Secretaries and q gem
eral counsel. who is on the same
protocol Level. Mr.. Wilson and
his deputy. Robert Anderson.
have a private dining room of
their own between their of
fees with a private kitchen. But
they often eat in the staff din
ing rooms, too. Z
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Il Priests Named
For Clothing Drive

Seven Catholic priests were
appointed yesterday as q COM
mittee to coordinate the 1854
Thanksgiving Clothing Collec-
ton drive.
The campaign to aid war ref
ugees and other needy persons
In war-torn areas overseas will
take place the week of Novem-
Der 81 throughout the Washing
ton Archdiocese. Distribution of
!. the clothing, shoes and blankets
win be handled by the War Re-
lief Serviees-National Catholic
Welfare Conference.
The Rev. Joseph F. Denges,
pastor Of st. Stephens Catholic
Church and director Of the drive,
announced the following priests
have been appointed as county
directors: ii
The Rev. James p. Caulfield
of st. Jane Frances de Chantal
Church, Bethesda. Md. for
Montgomery County: the Rev.
Lawrence P. Wempe Of st. Mary
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Bartender Is Found
Hunqed in Storeroom

A bartender at the Eagles
Club, $3.50 Fourteenth street
NV, was found hanged there
last night, police reported. He
was identified as Walter B. Barr,
Sc, Of 53I0 Kansas avenue NV.
Homicide detectives said Mr..
Bars body was discovered in q
rear storeroom. He was pro-
nounced dead on the scene.
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husband had been depressed
since last week, a condition ne
felt annually on the anniversary
Of his mothers death four years
ago
Carolyn's parents, who have
said they were unable to man
age the daughter who often
dated and accepted rides from
Older boys and men, said they
had never heard of Mr.. Garrett.
While detectives. reinforced to
press the investigation, checked
out CARROTS last moves, mem
bers of the homicide squad con-
tinued to question the dead girls
friends and associates.
Quiz Girl Beatef si
When found. Mr.. CARROTS.
body was dressed in a leather
jacket, work shirt, dungarees
and brown shoes.
Three was no note on the
body but in one pocket police
found part of the Washington.
Star for November s. "A large
chunk of the paper had been
torn out.
Another puzzler to investiga-
tors was why his car was aban-
doned in Anne Arundel County,
near Rivera Beach, about Is
miles from the spot his body
was found.
Police believe Carolyn,s body
was dumped from a bridge above
the Penn y.vania Railroad tracks
Monday night in the hope it
would be mangled by a passing
train. The next train came by
Tuesday morning and, because
OF last-minute operational
switch, was on a track parallel
to that on which the body was
sprawled.
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Bird Coll Is Simple

NEW YORK.-A pewter peg
set in a red-birch cylinder is
the operating mechanism of the
simple but effective Audubon
bird call. When the peg is
twisted, a sound is produced
which birds within hearing
range hurry to investigate.
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Man Police Wanted
10 Quiz in Staying Of
Girl Is Found Hanged
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BALTIMORE. Nov. 12.-The
hanging of a 45-year-old mar
ried man wanted for question
Ing about the Staying of a IA
year-old girl complicated police
investigation of the case today
The girl, Carolyn Loretta
Wasilewski, jazz-loving, boy
crazy teen-ager who relied on
adult makeup and slang talk to
appear older, was brutally beat
en- to death Monday night. Her
nearly nude and battered body
was found Tuesday on railroad
tracks under a bridge in north
west Baltimore. about eight miles
from her home AMI a r,rasssf'at
lot where police believe she was
slain.
Sought to Question M n.
Among the dozens of grapes,
girl friends and other acquaiat-
ances whom police wanted to
question was Ralph B. Garrett.
He lived close to the high
school girls home. owned a two
toned car similar to one seen
where her body was found, and
had been missing since he drove
his wife to work Monday. His
car was found abandoned in
nearby Anne Arundel County
Wednesday night. Police issued
q pickup for him yesterday.
Police today found a man who
works near where the girl was
killed, who said he had seen her
In a car with Mr.. Garrett ION
many occasions"
.. 1t. Milton Hipsley said George
Msyne, 26. identified a photo
graph of Mr.. Garrett as the man
he saw with Carolyn recently.
about two or three weeks ago,
I remember distinctly, they were
parked on Smith avenue in Nor
rell Park, and two weeks ago I
saw them again on Gable avenue
near Smith avenue" Mr.. Mayne
was quoted by 1t. Hipsley.
It was near Gable avenue that
the man was found hanged and
also there that police believe she
was murdered.
Body on Gondol0 Car.
Late yesterday afternoon a
man walking along a Baltimore
g. Ohio Railroad siding, near the
vacant lot where Carolyn was
believed killed, spotted Mr..
.Garrett's body. It was hanging
by a belt from a brake wheel on
top of a gondola car.
Police awaited the medical ex-
aminer's verdict on the cause OF
death, presumably strangulation
and whether by his own hand OF
others.
TechniciarlS from the police
crime laboratory conbed the
scene for clues. Others were sent
to re-examine Mr.. CARROTS cal
and to check the tires to see il
they matched a perfect set .oi
prints found in the lot where
Carolyn was slain. Investigators
said there were no blood stains
In the car.
Neighbors described Mr., Gar
ret as a steady. decent guy Z
His wife. who. reported him
missing when he failed to re-
turn home Tuesday, said her
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CARS
WANTED
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1853 A-40 Somerset con-
vertible; Snappy black: red leather
upholstery and top; better than 2S
mi. per gal. Call NO. Tabs, week
day evenings. 13s
AUSTIN HEALEY '54; very low mile
age; blue. Bank financing. JACK
PRY. 14th and p. Est. 81 yrs
BUICK 1850 Super convertible
dream on wheels. fully equipped;
one owner; extra clean; S195 down
$l,095. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS
BUICK 1853 Spec; 1000 act. mi.
r. and h.: sig, Sc: same as brand.
new; make offer. ia. 2-9804. LA
Selection Of models ano
colors. HORNER'S CORNER. Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. n.e.. at 9Th. Ii
BUICK iia5o Special 4-dr.; gray i'm.
ish; $685.. ia. 2-7773. Ia
BUCKS. Horner's Corner, 1929 MINI
ave ne. A choice selection Of mod
Dealer De aO STANLEY Ii. HOMER.
BUICK '53 Super 4-dr.; de luxe
equip: low mileage, peri cond.
81, l95; GIN exec. OWNER. Oh
6-79S1.. after g pm: -16
n, Dynaflow. E-z-Eye Glass. Wv
tires; lmmac; full price 81 695
Bank financing. OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK, 2O01 Nichols ave. Sc. Il:
BUICK 40 Super Sedanet; r. and :.
$685.. STANLEY HORNER. 1925
MINI. ave. ne. LII. 1-9226.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1851 half-ton pickup; out
standing appearance; excel. me-
chanical condition; 6 mos: warranty:
1896. ARLINGTON MOTOR CO.
Ford, $500 Columbia pike. Arl.,
Va. ia. 7-S310. -l5
Used slightly by our service dept.
real buy; $685.. LOGAN (Ford)
MOTOR CO., ILL 18th st. NV.
DT. $4,000. 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. LII
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. ]

BUICK '52 Super convertible; cream
terior. ali accessories incl. ) new
rebuilt Wv. tires; S1.495. FRANK
SMALL, Jr.. INC, 5000 Pa. ave. Sc.
BUICK 81 Special. 4-dr.. radio and
heater; priced no higher than q
small car. We feel this is an ex-
ceptional buy at SS45. FRANK
Pm SMALL Last 81 INC. 1900 Pa ave- ave- Sc,
BUICK. 80 Special de luxe Riviera
eIa dsI r and H. sris gray gray snah
II. J. BROWN. INC, 1545 wilson
blvd, Arl.. va. IA. 2-5557. --l3
BUICK so Super 4-dr.: r. and h.,
Dynafiow; nice family car; q steal
MOTOR GO. s7a5 Piney Branch I'd,
BUICK '53 Super Riviera sedan
beautiful green combination; $2:l95.
s sTs' NE LII Hok IasgssB, 1929 MINI
BUICK '5s de luxe 4-dr.; 2-tone;
and-driven; $1,545. STANLEY
H e ! 5Bss $3.50 MINI. ave. ne
BUICK 80 Roadmaster 2-door: r
and h; Dyna. drive; seat covers
clean; low mileage; i owner; worth.
while guar; $3.50. WHEELER, INC.
Observation-Disclosures Dealer
$500 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 3-47OS,
to 9: Sat.-Sun. till 8. -13
BUICK 1851 Super 4-dr.; r. and h..
! owner, low mileage. high style
for this summers social swim; 1
mos. or 5000 mi. warranty; S1,245
ARLINGTON MOTOR CO., tFord)
1917 n. Moore ST.. Arl., Va. ia
BUICK so Special de luxe Dr..
only s6a5. Trade and terms. OHIO
WILLIAMS WILL q BUICK. R. I. ave. al
BUICK So super Riviera; +. anc
h.. Dynafiow. Wv. Roadmastel
tires; jet black finish: 1 owner; like
new; guaranteed; only 81 ,995
Trade and terms. OHIO WILLIAMS
. BHIGK: r. l. ave , At goth STA St; ne I
H siack With SUM White H tep and an tirss
real sharp; immac. throughout; onl!
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. r. I
ave. at goth st. ne.
BUICK 81 Riviera 4 dr.; r. and h.
Dynafiow; ] owner; immac. through.
out; only 1895. Trade and terms
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. r. ]
ave. at goth st. ne.
BUICK 40 4 dr.: r; and n, Dyna
o o3t; o Sns s ss9s. No money DOWN
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. r. /
ave. at Goth st. ne.
BUICK 80 de luxe 4-dr.: hand
driven; $795. STANLEY HORNER
1929 Mimi. ave. ne. LII. 1925.
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MOTORCYCLES

ALL HERE! The all-new
Triumph TOO and THO; Immediate
delivery. Also the super lightweight
Tiger Cub, 200 &C. Prices from S459
Special sale on new Zundapp, zoe
&C., S475; used specials from S125
Excel. selection Of late models to
choose from. Langhorn tickets or
sale, 100 mi. national champion;
midnight run, Aug. IA. Entrance
fee, So. Sales. service.
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9th st. NV. co. 5-1496
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
sTUDEBAKER 1949 pickup.

1949 pickup, with
canopy and built-up sides. This
truck is in extremely good condition
and has never hauled heavy loads.
If you need a pickup. you will buy
this one, for only $685., FRANK
SMALL 81 III 1 1NG;; 1875 GOOD HeOe
FORD 1868 Ha-ton panel; used only in
company service. It's the nearest
you'll find to 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
lN sSth n nS al 4S. Ssnette body;
ton throughout: Z to choose from |;
S295 each. LOGAN tFord) MOTOR
co. lii 18th st. NV. D1.
FORE tlsSO' 80, vanette Boyertown body.
ceilent condition throughout. Used
slightly by local decorating. com.
pany. Truck in prime paint. will
paint to suit customer: $685..
LOGAN Ford MOTOR CO.. I'LL
18th st nv. n, $500: -
o heater; dark green Sn finish; Oe carries our
OK warranty: $685.. WISSINGER
Falls Church, Va. JE, 2-11T7.
CHEVROLET 1853 half-ton pickup;
like new in every way. Easy terms.
6 mos. warranty. 81 ,095. AIRING
TON MOTOR co. lFordl, $500 Co
lumbia pike, Arl.. Va, ia. 1880.
-15
GMc so Ha-ton pickup; good cond..
ready to work; bargain, $3.50.
PALMER FORD. 1892 Hamilton st.
WA, n.vggn. ,o.o s, 4r,,oL }or
sail. Call North Beach, Nd. 3511.
-I5
CHEVROLET 1852 t3) moving vans;
(2) 12-ft. vans; lift. van with
5-ft. nose. Cali ST. 3-O456: ID
CHEW. 81 1-ton stake; dual wheels;
to settle an estate. $500.
DODGE 40 1-ton stake; dual wheels;
to IS settle an estate; new engine az.
CHEW. 81 (2) h-ton pickups; to
settle an estate. $3.50 each. UN.
4-2323
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LOANS Cent?

ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too high??? Do you need none,
for taxes or bills? Do you neet
Money loaned On 1st 81 ina trust;
on terms TO suit your budget. Loan
made In D.. c.. Md. and Va. vi
to Is years to pay. Call Mr.. Freed
man. WASHINGTON LOAN 1
TRUST BLDG, 300 r st. NV.
RIM. S07. Tel. RE. 7-1525.
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTERESl
Let me refinance your home and con
solidate your present trusts thereb.
terest and give you any balance II
cash. Call MR.. MILLER. NE
S-1220: evenings, La. 6-6lok.
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS
TRAILERS

SUN MOTOR TESTER - Captain
model. S55. Working condition. Cal
UN. 4-4473. any time. Ia
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GARAGES

6425 18th ST. NV. mr.. 14th and
Van Buren, sts.-Heated garage;
$3.50 mo. Call MRS. o'BRYAN,
res. mgr. RIA. 3-2649 or ia. $4,000.
REAR 1924 i4th ST. N.w.-FYirst
commercial; 2-story double gar, $50.
Ayail; Sept, L. DU. 7-e375. III
area. $25 mo. HARRISON g.
ADAMS, gag K st. NV, Ma. S-S308.
18th AT HARVARD ST. NV, for
rent, lighted entr., concrete a.,
attached. for car or storage. DE.
2-S62S. 10
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

DRUM POINT BEACH-Attrac. q
Lee. scr; porch. all mod; improve
ments. $50 per wk. Call CIR. 4-23Sl
OR. 3-2041. or WA. 7-1441. Ia
FAIR HAVEN, MD. spacious house
ana grounds facing bay and lake.
4 bedrmS., a.m.c., rowboat. Avail.
Aug. 16 over Labor Day. RIA. 3-4i56.
$40 WEEK; 2 rooms, kitchen, bath,
large porch; sleeps q new. clean,
Port Republic, Md, or phone Prince
Frederick 24S-J-2. -1S
2. 500 SO. FT., centrally located. in
downtown Washington; elevator
loading facilities; $50 mo-. including
utilities. JU. 5-0566. --14
LONG BEACH-cottages cabins. S35
to $125 wkly,; fully furn. Phone NJ.
= ROCkHILL, Prince Frederick,
DESIRABLE BAY FRONT COTTAGE;
sns ess tS 5efgrb hot T MRg A HrN
DELL. shadyside. Md. West River
COLONIAL BEACH, vA.--Clean mod.
ern. cottage. sleeps 5. Frigidaire
Rowboat included. ia. 2-6S67;
hENALD hAhbOh, MD.--tS mi.
mod. cottages, loo. on sandy beach;
sleep q; avail. immed. JE. 4-6S40.
DEALE BEACH, facing bay. at 9Th
st.-Two-bedroom modern cottage;
4 adults; August II to 81. $45;
August % to September 4, $45. or
S55 over Labor Day. LU. 1-5S62.
COTTAGE FOR RENT, ON beautiful
wide Wicomico Beach--Completely
furn:; 8 rms, full bath. fishing and
grabbing, sandy beach, pvt. pier;
available Sat. through Sept, al
HERALD HARBoR, MD.Mone h 2
D. c.; clean. 2-bedrm. cottage. sleeps
8; 100 it. to water; $50 wk. AP.
FAIRHaAavEN. MD.-ouiet. resid e
tial community, comfortable cottage
all modern improvements, SAND
beach, good swimming and fishing;
available Aug. 16 for rest of season
BY week, $45 or $3.50 per mo-;
also. small apt. $50 wk. or $1OO
mo. Phone North Beach AGA.
COLONIAL BEACH, VA-Overlook
ing ing PotoWae. All conveniences. Gal
NORTH Beach PIX. MD.-water.
front cot, liv. rn., bedrm., mod. kit.
bath. Accom-. 8. $45 VIZ. JU. 5-54S4
liz
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BOATS

TRADE GOOD 1850 BUICK super
sedan for 1s-ft. Marine inbos I'd
spssdboat: UN; 4.0Q40. lis
complete with cushions, mattresses,
craft h motor ana used seSef very % e c eoB
tact H. A, POWELL, Occoquan, va.
CHESAPEAKE, 20 #, Jade, 2 suits
q sails, good record. ready to race.
EyINRUDE outboard. 1850. FleetSin,
TIas h.p.; clean, new cond.; peri.
running; Sis. JU. 5-7940.
NEW MARK 20 Mercury, 10. hip,
cupboard motor. used about hours;
! guaranteed perfect; sS26. ~ ~. .
CRUIs-ALoNG.-a1 IT. Built in 1851.
Gray marine engine, very fast and
seaworthy; completely equipped; ex-
eel. cond,; $3.50. EN-. 2-9066.
1850 NBOARD CABIN CRUISER,
fully equipped, ready to 60, ST 300.
BRfGGs 4 sTRAToN. air-cooled ma
rine engine, 41a-h.p., with coupling
new; never run; $500. Call WO.
WANTED, USED CANOES, In good
condition. Call DU. 1864. III
1919 STEELCRAFT. day crusier; tor
conulJlon. plenty OF extras; $1,000
or best offer. Call ia. 9-3642, Lii
FISHING PARTIES-Deale, Md. Cal
CAPT KING, wa 7-4192 after 8
4S-FT, CABIN CRUISER, sleeps 9;
115-h.p. 'Chrysler Crown Marine
motor; 81 500. 1880 Boucher ave.
FISHING PARTIES. Deaie. Md. Call
CAPT. ED EDWARDS, UN. 4-42s9
oUTBoARD MOTOR REPAIRS
FASTEST AND FINEST; by experts.
PAMSCo. 1913 Baltimore ave, Hy-
attsville. Nd. WA. 7-4260. --17
EIGHTEEN-FT. CORRECT CRAFT.
inboard runabout 1850. with H.
h:p. Gray; excel. cond.; $3.50.
BERTHED. at Old Dominion Boat
Club. Alex. Va. or call SO. S-7335.
CORRECT CRAFT ATOM, Model $50,
Gray motor, used only few hours,
Has many extras. A real buy. Con-
tact Z, W. HORNBAKER, Occoquan,
Va. Phone 100 or ewes. 147-W.
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DRUM POINT BEACH owner will
sacrifice wooded lot, approx. 75x200.

DRUM POINT BEACH owner will
sacrifice wooded lot, approx. 75x200.
It. OIL. 2-0325, -l5
DEALE-Nice year-round home In
restricted Owings Beach. 4 bedrms.
III baths. 2 porches, lge. cor. lot.
Special bargain. $3.50. terms. Sew
eral others: some on water. B; M.
West River 8703 for appt. Is
SIx-ACRE ESTATES, each with 'front.'
age on Pohick Creek, Springfield,
va; easy 20 MINIS. committing Shir-
ley hwy; rolling hills: lge.. trees,
hshing,, swimming, bride paths. re-
stricted. secluded, yet accessible;
S S79S to 5000 acre. Terms. Ed.
DESIRABLE BUNGALOW facing
Chesapeake Bay; z rms, all conyen-
fences furnished. Newly decorated.
good bathing, garage and bath
houses. Can be seen Sat. No. 8
Mayo ave. and Barry ave-, Bayridge.
OCEAN BEACH, MD lots. 1 acre
on corner. List $500. sale $500
cash. AID. 4-5400 after z pm. Id
LAKE "A 5od JACKSON GGs NJ. Manassas. Va;
HAMBLETON ESTATES, lots "A acre
and larger. riparian rights, good
rections: Out Central ave. Rte. ia
through Davidsonville. left on Riys
I'd. to Hambleton Estates. -15
CAPE ST. MARYS, MD, Patuxent
River-Froft lot, 50xl50: gooc
55ossa ass bargain. DR.. STONE, LU
DRUM BAY ESTATE, near Hague
Va; wooded lot. 50x10O it.. swim
ming, fishing. boating, clustering
Must sell Immediately. 1895 to S2T5
or best cash offer XII. 9-SI42. is
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HOUSE TRAILER; 26-ft. tandem
wheels. aluminium. Model AZ, Curtis
Wrishs;o Call BURcH, LII. 1900.
LfBERTYY. ss-ft. Must see to appre-
ciate: spacious and newly redec.,
complete bathrm.; reas. ia. s-4965.
THINNER AZ: 81 IT,; best oner. Can
ov; s-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. TT. No. 8. Blandy's Court.
Rockville pike. HE. 4-451S ewes.
1852: like new inside
and out; ri 1T; sleeps A.. Compl.,
incl. bath. Must sell this week
S1.395 or best offer. Can be n
nanced. Loo. in D. C. Pc. 2-9863.
HERE rs A TRAILER that ought to
make someone happy If he isn't
too fussy. It's far from being the
best trailer in the world and that's
why we're going to sell it. "As It Isl
at q BARGAIN. It's q 1915 Spartan
Manor, only Si,O95; finance ii you
like. AMERICAN TRAILER Co,
INC. 4O3O Wis. ave. Wo. 6-3231.
SCHULZ "a 81 IT,: like new, sleeps
4. complete with bath. SO. 5-S513
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALERS in town this
week and viii pay cash for all makes
and models cars Cali ia 9-4S01
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave. RIA. 6-1122
SOUTHERN BUYER, paying top dol
| lar for clean cars, 1910 to 1858
TACO ca. ave. NV. RIA. 3-5677.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13

Colonial Yacht Club
1 Motor Sailor. 36 it.; architect.
H. A.. Scheel, builder, Stonington
Boat Works.
Can be seen at COLONIAL YACHT
CLUB. Colonial Beach. Va. Capitol
4-2371. is