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The Nome nugget., 1954-02-03
Sheriffs Await
 Dick and Rita At Hotel Door

NEW YORK, R-The door to the hotel suits of singer Dick Haynes and his actress wife, Rita Hayworth, stayed shut Tuesday while two sheriff's deputies wait cd outside to arrest him on a civil writ.
 The deputies took up their posts Monday night and still were standing by IS hours later.
 No food had been sent to the room since the couple had dinner shortly before the deputies ar rived.
 The deputies appeared with a civil arrest order obtained by Haynes former wife, actress Joanne Dru.
 Miss Dru alleged in the com plaint: Haynes concealed assets flor the purpose of defrauding creditors" and owes her $33,323 The singer has admitted he owes her S32,000. He also has violated an agreement with her to give her 10 per cent of his earnings to clear the bill
 Miss Dru, who said Haynes earned S40,0OO between August 1853, and last month, put up a S3,O0O bond as a guarantee for costs in the event that Haynes has been wrongly accused in the case.
 The singer also has other prob lems. A deportation case is now pending before the Federal Im- migration Service. He is a native of Argentina and is alleged to have re-entered the United States Illegally last spring after a trip 10 Hawaii to visit Miss HayWorth.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-03
ATOMIC SUBS LONG WAY OFF

Despite the recent announcement that the first atOmic-poWered submarine, the Nautilus, has been launched at Groton, Conn., naval officials have said atomic subs capable of engaging in combat, are still years away.
 Although the Nautilus has been under construc- ton for time, the latest revelations describe it only test ship. sister atomic submarine, the Sea Wolf, is also being constructed, but officials say this vessel is of the same type as the Nautilus.
 It is understood that the Nautilus is too large for use in normal combat operations and that the power plant requires almost prohbtve amount of space. As result the Navy has reportedy decided to attempt to construct smaller atomic submarines in the future.
 The Nautilus is expected to displace almost 5000 tons, and the goal of Navy designers is 18O0-ton atomic sub
 The latest news on these atomic submarines is distressing to those who had hoped that the Navys first atomic submarine would prove the answer to current requirements for speedy, long-range under seas raider Nevertheless the US Navy is reportedly ahead of those of all other world powers in this field
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-03

cided to reduce the number of pa tients it supports there to 55 owing to lack of funds Protests reaching Juneau, however, caused the new decision to transfer money to Bartlett from the Anchorage hos pital budget, Dr. Hynson said.
 The big Anchorage hospital now has 200 beds activated and about 180 patients in them, Dr. Hynson said. Only four doctors are on the staff. Delay in the appointment of a medical director is handicapping the operation, which was designed for 400 beds, Dr. Hynson said. The outlook for the Bartlett sanatorium for next fiscal year is bleak, according to Dr. Hynson, in view of budget announcements from Washington.
 Plans to close wing of 30 beds at the Seward tuberculosis sana- tOrium were announced recently by Dr. Francis J. Phillips, medical officer in charge.
 Dr. Phillips said the action was being taken for economy reasons despite the fact the sanatorium has waiting list of 1000 cases of moderately advanced tuberculosis and 227 seriously advanced cases.
 The sanatorium is financed by the Alaska Dept. of Health, US. Public Health Service, and Alaska Native Service. Reduction in ter ritorial and federal funds was giv- en by Dr. Phillips for the decision to close 30 of the present 150 beds at the institution. He said an addi- tional $10,800 a month would be required to keep the sanatorium running at it's present level.
 Among known active cases on the waiting list, Dr. Phillips said, are IS at Anchorage, these persons living at large and eating in public restaurants.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-03
Grocers Agree To Sell AlasI<a-CrOWn Potatoes Only

ANCHORAGE, Rl-All but two Anchorage area retail grocers have signed an agreement to sell only Alaska-grown potatoes as long as grocers can meet demands, George Jackson, manager of a local dairy, told the chamber of commerce Monday.
 James Wilson, territorial com missioner of agriculture, indicated the action will take all the surplus off the hands of potato growers in the Railbelt area.
 Recalling the "Cordova Coal Party of 1911, when Cordova residents dumped imported" coal into the bay, Anchorage growers signed a petition labelling their action the Anchorage Potato Party"
 Thirty-one growers signed the agreement, effective immediately, circulated by Jackson. Growers in the Railbelt Area produced 10000 tons of spuds last summer, Wilson said, adding that the previous record crop was 5000 tons. The major portion of last years crop, or 7,1OO tons, was grown in the area.
 "Ninety-five percent of the po- tatoes grown in Alaska are Al grade" Wilson said. He said their price is under that charged for stateside spuds.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-03
Seward Sanatorium Saved In Shift Of Alaska Native Service Hospital Funds
The (JuneaW Independent


 Fears that a portion of the tu- berculosies sanatorium at Bartlett, Alaska, near Seward, might have to close owing to lack of funds have been allayed by the diver sion to that institution of money originally set up for operation of the new Alaska Native Service hospital at Anchorage, Dr. T. E.. Hynson, ANS medical director, said last week.
 Dr. Hynson said one result of the decision to transfer the ANS disqualification funds to Bartlett, however, will be that the Anchor age hospital will not be able to fill with patients as rapidly as had been hoped
 The Bartlett Sanatorium, oper- ated by a Methodist Church group, needs the assignment of TO ANS patients to keep going, pr. Hyn- son said. Recently the ANS de-
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-03
Officials Seek Cause Of Army Warehouse Fire

ANCHORAGE, R-An undeter- mined amount of Army clothing was destroyed Sunday night in a warehouse fire that ragged out of control for more than an hour at Fort Richardson.
 Army authorities estimated the damage to the building at S31,OOO.
 Army authorities are conducting an investigation to determine the cause of the fire
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-03
Adventists Who Refused Sabbath Duties Charged With Wilful Disobedience

ANCHORAGE, R - Four Ft. Richardson Seventh-Day Adven- tist Church members, originally charged with mutiny for refusing to perform duties on Saturday, have had their charges reduced to wilful disobedience of a law fuI order of a warrant officer.
 Saturday is the sabbath in the Seventh-Day Adventist Church.
 Military officials disclosed the new charges Tuesday and an- nounced the men will be tried in the next few days in military court.
 The original charges were changed, Army officers said, be- cause an investigation showed there was no evidence of a con- certed effort on the part of the men to override military author ity.
 Disposition of the case of Capt. Harry Slough of Windsor, Ohio, also accused of refusing to per form Saturday duties, still is being investigated. He has been released from confinement to quarters and returned to duty.
 The wilful disobedience charge carries a maximum penalty of six months at hard labor; mutiny carries possible maximum of death, although such a penalty is unlikely in peace time.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-03
MORE POSTAL RATE INCREASES '?

President Eisenhower has urged Congress to pass the bill pending postal rate increases as essen tal to enabling the Post Office Department to meet its deficit. But, even though we pay more for our postage stamps, many Washington observers think Mr. Summerfields books will remain out of balance
 Rate increases, according to qualified spokesmen, will surely mean pay boosts for postal workers and very possibly after that general across -he-board wage hike for all federal employees.
 It would be more than the new four-cent stamps that would take licking
 Because you think is jackass is one good reason why you shouldn't talk behind his back
 He who laughs lasts
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-03

The length of human lives is longer than that of any other type of animal except the tortoise says the National Geographic So- ciety.
Evening star., 1954-06-05

CHEVROLET 1850 Fleetline de luxe
ish; like new new; sScrifice ei only Gisck s7s5, HH
trade and terms. OTHO WILLIAMS
BUICK. Rhode Island ave. at Goth
Evening star., 1954-06-05
AUTOMOBILES FoR Sale

sIUDEBAKER '52 4-dr.; overdriye,
extras; like new; $945; original
sTUDEBAKER 1851 LAND Cruiser A.
door doc1,,sea sedan; 1I,.s equipped low mileage:
S6I5. No. I03. COLONIAL oLDs..
9Th st ne. Qust on Fla. ave.)
Open s to Q. 80 days written war
siTAUDEBAKER AS 4-dr.; r.. 10 h.: a
you want a small handy car for
The yinfsss this S Is ~ Priced to sen
tSc Toss 44S; s7aE TAR1MA R1sy aTSrsS FSTS MO IS
sTUSEBSRERs S1IHsE SSPRdElas ,s4s ~ l. slo2o sar. .sd
Rsssde Ss4tiefa st. se ssa L6 g. 4.4sss. sss; 2sls
STUDEBAKER So VS. nardtop;
many extras. low mi. viii consider
osr sTs -s.G en- i fooisr soSSs nSasS6 s5Ss6s'onaol'
STUDEBAKER Al Champion 2-dr:
- motTr; Z tires; Lifeguard tubes;
ISTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion con.
msss 0vsTsTys EadS esnary nssst nS S
itivelv in new-car condition through
out; Take car to your mechanic for
sDp9ToyS,; s090 w,: 81. STsS wo BELL sSooS MOTORS.
1O1e Wt~. w., W. o-o0VU. -
lSTUDEBAKER AZ Champion 2-door
sedan: beautiful blue finish. real
BARGAIN in economical transporta-
tion. See this beauty TO-DAY. Priced
to sell quickly: $l.2a5. KENYON
PECK Chevrolet, 3l4O Zee hwy.
Arl.. Va. IA. 2-9n05. Open til
sT3pEpBakER a;3G pBi%i 1889 Commander:
$I2O OF, best offer. Clean. seat
covers; , owners. JU 7-6S94 g
ISTUDEBAKER 1851 Champion conv.:
T. and h.. cd. Price $945 Call il.
2-5540. Ext. rs after 5 pm. g
TATRA AZ Czech. sports car; air.
cooled motor. See article in June
Motor Life; 10000 mi: highest offer
accepted. Box 290-M, Star 6s
TRIUMPH AZ 1880" sports car:
wind-up windows, new top, 2 rear
occasional seats; excellent condi%
ton. recent complete engine over
haul; outstanding looking sports
car. with excellent performance;
S1,095. Call ERIC RENDLE, NO.
WILIYS so Aero Wing; r, h. 2-tons
paint; excel. cond.; SS95. JE. 2.
WiLLYs 48 civilian jeep; alum top:
compl oyerhauled and engine Job:
excel; S495 10. 7-7160. d
Evening star., 1954-06-05

CADILLAC 1946 Fleetwood; r. h.,
new tires and battery; good cond.;
cS6IhLaLSo fII. 70 1883 as0osi gso. sn.c,s, 4S 4ed-
new as any 81 could be. Ali extras
incl. custom seat covers. new Wv.
custom tires. Priced to sell. S2,295.
Cadillac 1853 "e2" coupe De vile;
aISrs ,tSne !s;a green finish. finish radio; heater;
Eye class. eonsinsntsl % s'sss.nt IRE. terrific
ToE cAbIILxcsoLDsMoBihLiE 60 CO.
1222 2Snd st. NV. ST. $4,000.
Cadillac 1853 "ea" sedan: pvt.
owner: low mileage, power steering.
donS ayf eanpment saSs a9s a SSS Sr ousi as
CARRIBEAN So Packard: fully equip
convertible; power. steering. power
brakes: r. and h.. wire wheels.
auto. trans, WV. tires, white orion
estheF tSp Fenunf m.aas maroon SnssI and ano Thte
CHEvRoLET CiiSfSo SSf S-M ss slismeial sSaei station
wagon, r. and h., t. s.. undercoated,
2-tone brown and tan. 5000 actual
mi: | owner; Sl,695. NORRIS
HUGHES 7614 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
CHEvROLET SO club coupe; fully
equip, gleaming black, 10000 ac-
tual mi; owners name furn: on re-
guest; $9S5. MoRRIs-HUG5H5Es.
81 de luxe 4-dr.; r.
mi naf nj oxnef; s sc'' sss5 esT5 Oses Mossfs lSE
HUGHES. 76l4 &c. ave. NV. Pa.
0.1122. %
Evening star., 1954-06-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

On e ssa. IS IT. ssH. SHy ssS St' Stk Hs 'rsssa ssY
18Th anr etc nw
red running gear and red plaid
top, will accept other unusual car
in trade or cash. LO. 5-0190. %
MORRIS MINOR conv., Al cond.,
9w Ted Hesss ns ssS new s5SS Ssttf5y N HEskfS
MORRIS 1954s. A selection Of 2-door
models, convertibles and station wag-
ons; low mileage; at reduced prices.
Also M. G.. demonstrators available.
NeE-Sar title and & guarantee MAN NAN.
and foreign cars. both sides Of 7th
and r sts. NV. NO. 7-27O0. Estab-
lished 1914. with branch salesroom
Al Austin Of ENGLAND at isiO King St.
Alexandria. 3
Nash '54 Metropolitan 2-dr; coupe; .,,
40 mi. per gal. DE. 2-O621. %
NASH 1850; 2-tone gray. brand-new
motor; owner going overseas. 20.
NASH SO station wagon: 11.5OO mi.
S1'4oo 'S or best ofier. TU. S-S374.
NASH 81 Statesman Super 4-door
sedan; radio and heater. twin BEDS:
finish, immaculate interior. Car pos
itively in new-car condition. through
out; take car sHo to your e mechanic ss tSJ Sg
oTbsMoB1kE M5 aSSii Mo 1915 Convert; excel
cond.; ell access. Tyr. .-guar, top,
$Se5. MRS. sM1TH. LU. 4-5SSs.
OLDsMOBILE 81 Super SO; light
gray body, black top, Wv. tires.
age; car in peri. cond. owner will
guarantee; S1,215. For appointment
call WO; 6-9505 or JEn4-0330. 16
eoOss! aydraM n 3 ans h. HDlSsy 06Sey
windows, seat. etc, black hardtop;
blue body; excel. mech. cond. and
appear; priced for quick sale.
OLDSMOBILE SO "ss" conv.; all
extras; $500 miles; pvt. party. MR..
HILL, Ii. 5-67Oo. Ext. 6314S or TE'
oLDsMOBILE 1851 Rocket Super
SS de luxe Holiday coupe: cream
with black top: fully equipped. A
iP9rty ycoioN1Aa tt5S Go oppgyMoBfIR 4nly 4 Co. So
Ill. $4,000, l24l 9th st. ne. Qust
of Fla. ave. Open 8 to o. 80 days
OLDS f947 "98" 4-dr. sedan: black
finish: Hydra Matte. fully equipped.
A wonderful family car: S315. No.
I'll. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO.,
Ill. 3.5555l, 124l 6th St. ne
80 days written warranty. -6
4-dr.. black finish; equipped; one
owner: good condition; SS75. No.
1OS. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE Co.
UI. 3-5555), 1241 9th st. ne. Gust
of Fla. ave. Open to 8. 80 days
oTbs TTjsten TarraSty' asS,: de lux. Holiday MS
sDs sges bought NSy on windows exSs sond Clean
throughout, extra snow tires. 2-tone
Algiers blue. Dr.'s family ear: ga
ragged. S1,395. OWNER. EN-. g.
oLbs Is' '5s "ss" sedan; green finish;
radio, heater; Hydra Matte; a ter
rife buy. S2,245. CCC guar: CAP
ITOL CADnLAC-OLDSMO CO.,
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000.
Obs. Sse0 ,5s au"ssS ""ssssSS Holiday coupe; ivory
interior. low mi. power brakes,
hydra, r. and h., Autronic-Eye and
other extras. Priced for quick sale,
S2.195. LANGLEY MOTORS, cor
ner Old Bladensburg and Piney
Branch rds.. Silver Spring, Md ~.
Obs Oils 90 ;5e Super "s" sed.: orig.
1TReF feTg: 81 HSS1a lGSo JE is156 aRd g. new 9s'
OLDS '42 4-dr. sedan: runs good;
first 500 takes. Call ia. 4-1797.
to p pm. d
Evening star., 1954-06-05
GARAGES
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALERS in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
rES apd model v2iT. ears Can IA: 9-4s01
for nice low mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES: 1912 Ga. ave. RA 6-1 122.
WILL PAY the absolute top dollar.
for 81, So. SO. "a Ford con-
vertibles. Don't sell till you get
our price. MCNEIL lStudebaker)
141S P st. NV: 4034 Wis. ave. NV,
Want TO BUY late model car to-
day; make not important; must be
clean; will pay cash. TU. 2-4104.
NASH. no Rambler. low mileage,
overdrive and bed. Call after 6 pm.
Thurs; and Fri. LU. l-5105,, -
WILLYS STATION WAGON: 9 cyl
with overdrive: about $500. No
dealers. KE. 8 2439. "a
A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying a high price for clean cars.
740O Ga. ave NV. RA. 3-5677.
Evening star., 1954-06-05

st. NV. RA. 3-967O.
CHEW. 1850 club coupe;
32 900 mi, excel. cond.;
OV. 3-054S after 6 pm.
CHRYSLER 1854 house {
models and equip. gene
allowances; substantial
bank-rate financing.
INC, Chrysler Plymouth
Dealer. 1900 Wisconsin
3-4S00 8 to 8; Sat. Sun.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
TRUCKS FOR SALE
FORD '53 Courier; mos. old. Low
mileage. Make offer. JU. 9-7777.

FORD '53 Courier; 5 mos. old. Low
mileage. Make offer. JU. 9-7777
CHEVROLET SO h.ton panel; IA, 900
TANDEM M DUMP SItI 81 ii Ford siad JOB wait
Ap 4e7544 after s: '''v %
FORD 1851 1a-ton stake: this truck
tuai f miles This Is Ss Quality 4SES plus low low
price; 6 months or 6OOO-mile war
ranty; 81 ,045;, ARLINGTON MO-
TOR GO; Eor0 1917 sSs n Moore ST.
STAKE Sodyi SS oHs looks ike s-n new " compi' col
reupholstered. Almost new tires. low
mi; used for only light hauling.
hiS mo is 8aTSsntS ftsal At Gny FRASS SsSo sa MAI
JR., INC 1886 oOOdhODe I'd. Sc,
PICKUP: s:ton International steel
very little. Kept immac. very clean. lean
Inside and out excel. mech. cond.
1870 GMC 4l5-yd. dump, excellent
condition. Reasonable. Cali JE.
CHEVROLET '5e Is-ton panel; one
miles. $3.50 cash. ia. 9-1444.
TRACTORS FOR SALE-Easy financ-
ing for reliable drivers: long-term
lease available to interested parties;
small down psnse payment. 1eif if'fsSSrg KeniI,
worth ave; So ne, AP 7-1a13. ask for
INTERNATioNAL 1859 N-ton stake
body, opened or closed. Al cond
PVT, owner. Can be seen any time
FORD, fist6ed 1s4s. This is a S sur
sTEwARTN BAfNuM CO. TG: x
DODGE SO 1-ton pickup truck: $500
1851 GMC dump truck. good cond, ;.
FoIEY, Manassas 327-W-11. -6
CHEVROLET sedan delivery: new
paint, excel. tires. radio and heater:
s9EfTy o ell st sS ssaf cT CAN %sass Mk dRAaH APaEHlcs
cHHAkvsRoEf9T HA s1SGf9 so sedan delivery: new
paint and tires. heater and refec-
tors; ready to pass D. c. inspection.
es esf tsR MR tfsSk sARsa% Rsfal%SEe "a y0u sCsS Sqs $50
FORD As acton pickup express; new
green paint. excel. tires including
spare: SPOTLIGHT and heater: S4g5.
rCHEh Sal Mr. GRAHAM; 4 4 NJ ia, 9o6O6O; n6S
speed transmission. 3-yard dump
body heater and directional signals:
recond. and ready to work. Call US
before you buy. Call MR.. GRAHAM.
rom I0G 81 F-s 1rs-ton stake: good
eeoGnsditiSned eGsai ains real SSSmOsieys SST 81 yssSs
cal Mr., 5Is GRAHAM IA. e-6060.. =,
With hOistia 9-5t. sides: $1,000.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
AuToMoRlLES EoR SALE

PONTIAC 1852 "8'' conyertible; q
tone green, Hydra, radio. heater;
excel. cond. S1.69b. RA. S-70ss
PONTIAC '5s s-cyi. cony. coupe;
ivory. body. black top. Hydra. r.
RfHsaE VIII susf sons fsiies ARCADE 1sE cPoRS PoS
$500; also. @ @s4s5 i4th ' st. NV:
PoNTiAC i954 station wasOn; 2
snty ssais neTfI EEoop sSS FoSrc RsS Tac
422I Connecticut Wo. $1,000.
power steeTins: s.. .6sS. Never sold;
pGNTac psw TTeTcEanty;s im%acuists lst;., FL00p %9
PoNTixC 1854 Catalina hard top:
immaculate; never sold; new.caT
EELooD P0oNNTIAc 1921 Connecticut
adoer % s,dsn; aietsslR darn sFay as 0se seuip
tsTo,, tSlS t5Sm new; @ caSSTiss soz famogs famous
SH ApN AP 1880 Also also s4So fstp' l4tS ii
st. NV, RA. 5000. p
equip: $3.50; Hydra. never sold.
SESoR rs S.ssSS sgSSSfiHe' Sss' conn'ssisH'.
PONTIAC "a station wagon: body
eSnd Hx: 2-4l5s ewes. MS
PONTIAC 81 Catalina Super ,1e
worth a call. XII; s-a4oO, Ext. 4ls'
PONTIAC 1850 "s" conv.: Hydra,
new top. Wv tires. r. and h.
cond;; Sl.O45. Financing avail. so.
PSSTffSc 81 s-cyl. eonv, coupe;
car; GOODWILL guaranteed: ST.
495. ARCADE PONTIAC. 1887 ,Ir-
wing st; NV, AD $500; 500 so also;
Pontiac e'h ,el7 81 stresmiiner ami s0e de luxe
S-cylinder conv;. Here is 2 chance
Special today only $195: FRANK
s. SMALL III III INSzod 1NG,; 1885 Good HSpe
Pontiac 40 10 s-dooT; 21.ooo actual
miles; like new; orig, owner: $500,
or will consider trade. ia. S-0936.
PONTIAC .5s "s" chieftain de luxe
4-dr. sedan: r. and h. and other
extras: in showroom cond. must pe
sscrifice 81. $50: Bank financing
avail. KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000
PoNTiAc 1S4s "s" convertible; r.
and HI. Hydra-Matic; good wv.
tires and new top; $3.50. JU. 7-9l ~.
PONTIAC '52 Chieftain de luxe g.
CYL. 2-dr. sedan: Hydra. r. and h.
Two cars to choose from. both in
excel. cond. throughout;, carries
G9oDWILt XRa1nE EufT poNfPsc fPseial 95 e H.
i4th st. NV. RA. 1850. -
PONTIAC '52 de luxe 4-door sedan;
beautiful blue finish; ! owner;
eHuDped ,Sln.bo% Slth radio sss ssaes ses drive
sell quickly. S1.ia5. Kenyon PECK
AkrlS va. ia. 2-oool. Open till
RENaULT a;Sa i II 4-door sedan; front en-
$ISo cash; AD. 4-74o0. Ext. 3l4
sTUDEBAKER 1949 Land CRUISER
4-dr.; r.. and h.; unusually flne
sSPs Se Gvea snq ns: sss o sss SiR SGEn
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Georgia ave.
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 Champion 2-dr.;
r. and h.; recent tune-up. and new
tires; light blue; must sell immed.;
S325. UN. 4-33S0. II
CHEW I94g 2-dr.. r..h. S495
Plym. 1860 Spec. de luxe. r, \. 595
Buick 1949 Super 4-dr., r.. h. 595
Nash 1880 4-dr, 900" 395
Mercury 1Q4g club conv., r, h. sos
Olds 1949 %76" 4-dr., r., h. --- 395
Pontiac 1850 cdr. r.. h. 645
Pontiac 1916 4-dr.. r.. h. 295
These Cars As Low As $40 Down
Evening star., 1954-06-05
TRAILERS

WANTED-Will trade equity on in
oTnee-producing house for your
trailer; Phone Loi 4.57se D1HeG0% alter 3
aseFT say GffksHs GffBEs 81 fs4s gay TANDEM axe
ali metal. excellent condition; fully
equipped incl. Venetian blinds; two
6O-lo. propane tanks; 2 entrances.
Must sell Immediately. $1.075. OF.
1880. 1904 Jefferson Davis hwy.
as.FTs: I%Es HOUSE GAasihfs4ni TfRafLER incl porch.
lily. lily. ; rm; bath; fully fHrn.. incl.
81 800 or best offer. Lot 2s4. TEN
PIE TRAILER VILLAGE. Alex. ---6
H4USE t2sys !pRAi IRALEE En-. 171ft - good for for
shape; $500. PO. 2-3s37. e.
SPARTAN '4S % it.. all aluminium.
Going overseas; excel. cond.; sac
rifice, ST. 900. Lot 10. FARMER,
6RGieqt 6RSreb. va Oak Trailer ct'' Fslls E:
1-wHEEL TRAILER. fine condition,
about z price. Fulton S-7562. ID
TRAILER, all aluminium. bath. IL
gal. auto. hot-water heater, sleeps 4,
excel: cond.: S995. UN: 4-0052. or
PFISTER'S TRAILER PARK. Laurel.
1913 MARvILLE 12-FT. HOUSE
TRAILER-Ideal for vacations; ex-
eel cond: see to appreciate; $3.50.
ll39-A Meeres rd.. Lewis Hts, Fort
Belyoir, Va. after 5. g.
SCHULT '46. 81 IT.; must sell. with
all equipment; sacrifice. AID. 4-6775.
WEsTWOOD '53, 21 it.. Al, sacri-
fee. PFISTER'S TRAILER PARK,
mile north Of Laurel, Route No. 1.
SPARTAN '53 35-FT. HsE. TRAILER
Juxuriously furn, fully equip; nothing
to buy; ready to live in. Must see to
apprec. this offer. HAMS POINT
MOTOR CT. Wash. D. c.. Lot 315.
MR.. MARCUS. g.
COMPLETE LINE LIBERTY MOBILE
HOMES
Come out and see them. 81 #. to
As it.. l and 2 bedrms. Attic-type
roof and Sin. heated floor. Cooler
in summer, warmer in winter. Top
trade-in allowance on your present
CLOSED SUNDAYS
Heeter Mobilehome Sales, Inc.
Rt. L, College PIX, Md. WE. B-6111
Evening star., 1954-06-05
STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion 2-dr

S325. UN. 4-33S0. IL
CHEV 1049 2-dr.. r..h. S495
Plym. 1850 Spec, de luxe. r, h. sos
Buick 1949 Super 4-dr., r.. h. 59h
Nash 1850 4-dr. 900" 39h
Mercury. 1919 club conv.. r. h.. 5a2
Pontiac 1850 2-dr.. r., h. 645
Pontiac 1916 4-dr.. r.. h. 295
These Cars As Low AS S45 Down
ACME MOTORS, 2134 K ST. NV
Evening star., 1954-06-05

light TANDEM rear axles, complete
cress ses ISss1 beans lar dTy ss shafts case
backhoes. etc new Govt. surplus;
g very ., cheap; ,Ts RoRS " 41l701I TpT1III p.S=s
Very cheap. JE. 4:17Ol. .-5
FULL RACE ENGINE for 40 through
50 Ford. Cali for details. WO
USED PARTS. reasonable. 1949 Ford
Fordor. guar. motor, transm., rear
doors trunk lid. etc. 1852 Ford
transp. All body parts for 1850
Olds "SS 4-dr: Fine motors fol-
sons. ChrvSlers. Sc
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Representatives
ReIaxafions

TUST AS they often disagree
: on Government issues,
Congressman are equally at
variance in their spare time
pursuits. Running from the
commonplace to the unusual,
the hobbies may be simple,
like that Of Representative
Vera Buchanan Of Pennsyl-
vania, who's an expert cook;
or vigorous, like that OF John
Blatnik Of Minnesota, an ac-
complished skin-diver who
dons face mask and aqua
lung at the drop Of a water
glass. Massachusetts, Angler
Goodwin appropriately col
lects miniature elephants,
while Louis c. Rabaut Of
Michigan spends hours at the
piano composing music which
he later sings to his associates.
Broadest hobby belongs to
Ohio's Representative Michael
Kirwan, who gamers "any odd
object" His collection now
includes such unusual items
as a wooden duck carved from
an original beam Of the 1776
ship Australia, a craven dog
from outside a Paris night
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