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Charley Conch's
Selections

Charley Conch says watch a cou-
pie of newcomers to grade one
ranks in tonight'S feature race. He
figures Mohammedan and Wicked
as the one-two dogs in the feature.
And don't overlook Lilac Lady, he
cautions.
Charley Conch had two Quinielas
last might, the fourth race for 34.6O
and the ninth for $3.50. Looks Like
that Magic Conch She'll is paying
it's way. Don't forget to pick up
your copy of the Greyhound Racing
Record at the program counter to-
night.
Other selections:
First Race: Spiedell, Clayton
Ward and Silver N Gold. CAD
Second Race: Roll Lassie, Silver
Bar and Flirty Myrt. (7-1-2)
Third Race: Aloof, Restore and
Lovely Day. (1-6-3)
Fourth Race: Peck's Pearl, Pre-
dict and Sol Bonita. (1-2-3)
Fifth Race: adam, Lekko
and Cotton Nose. esd
Sixth Race: c. o. D., Stormy
Bug and South Boston. (4-3-7)
Seventh Race: Hartagon, My
Bitsy and Wava. (2-4-6)
Eighth Race: Mercury Switch,
Be Final and Modest Blond. (3-7-s)
Ninth Race: Kenya Colony, Bar
dahl and Fiction Lad. (4-3-2)
Tenth Race: Mohammedan,
Wicked and Lilac Lady. (5-6-S)
Eleventh Race: Irene Hin, Tack
Out and Flakes Of Fire.
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Ortner's Honest Buddy, R. K.
Hutchings Wicked and Jack Ort-
ner's WeStrock.
Tonight'S program will also fea-
ture the usual as mile distance
marathon with a special field in
GLIDING Irene Hill, Tack Out, Lon
gienne, Mocambo, Flakes of Fire,
Red Carpet, Carib and Glen Page.
The program will get underway
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Key Westers Win Opener
10 To I OUer Miami Beach
BY OSCAR MILAN

The Key West Conchs, proudly displaying their new
uniforms with the words estate Champions inscribed
racked up their first victory of the in the Gold
Coast Conference when they blasted the Miami Beach
Typhoons 1O1 before large crowd last night in the
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Happy 7o And PORTS Boy Produce 7O Kennel Club D Doubz
Kew West Kennel Club Results

RACE
winnerElyn Burks Bndle March 1852 Happy sonEdih
CRAY HORN n, NOUN, 4so goo ouinela (2s) $500
SECOND RACE
wteheads Brnde September, Ports Bomb
P P1RTIS BOY 7o SO $50 $50 o,;no,. ~. $3.50
Daily Double-4appy John Ports Boy 172O
THIRD RACE
Chick
Is arm f4dk 800 s sS 9"ns'' '''' 'S'
FOURTH RACE
. Kitty Rube - az ~
a H6c Hgl1o 8" 80 4so s ssS ouinela es $3.50
FIFTH RACE
FIFE 1'''s S'' As9 ''@a1assn s','l
STARCIA $40
winnerJaek ons Red Bndle d. January 1851 Rural Speedster
She's Telling Me go
S SkzMBIE a." s 1so $40 $40 ouinela tss $3.50
TOO
snipes' Dark Red Brnde b. August 1852 Grove Park
SEE NIX S sHSzR L." % sss Qusa m $500
EIGHTH
e enSs sc aaSf $50 SO $40 e"mela 90 nl'S0
WinnerF. Suz Red Brindle D. June 1852 KansanFlamngo
MATHEW HILL 1880 1850 ouinela u75
TRADE SECRET $40
wnnerManuel Fosters Dark Bndle B., july 1852 Style KngFee
sgSszs RaekAer TO-" ssS = qunsla SD 1850
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at S:15 p. m. with the first half
Of the Daily Double. All service
men are admitted to the track
free of charge.
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KEY WEST (lo)

Totals ~-,Y. Is 1Qs 8. 81 s
Popped out for Santana in
9Th. ~' @s7s
= zzBatted for Pita in 9th.
Miami Beach 900 600 T. I
Key West -----------.-100 702 x-10
Errors: Leroy 2, Ger, Balsomo,
Crew, Colodny; runs batted in:
Rodriguez 4. Lastres, Salgado;
two-base hits: Salgado, Rodriguez;
stolen bases: Gates 4, Santana,
Rodriguez; double play: Lee to
Leroy to Balsomo; left on bases:
Miami Beach 5, Key West 8; bas-
es on balls: off Lastres z, off Col
odny 5; Strike-outs; by LastreS
IL. by Colodny 1; hits: off Col
odny 5 for 6 runs in 2 2/3 in
nings, off Fenster l for 4 runs in
2 1/3 innings; balk: Colodny;
wild pitches: Colodny, Fenster,
Lastres; passed balls: Bertman 2;
winning pitcher: Lastres; losing
pitcher: Colodny; umpires: Rod.
! riguez and Halpin; time: ZOO.
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4
Grade 5
Holiday House
Lovely Day
Aloof
Pixie Pam .,..
Lodi
Restore
Rollaway Margie
Molly Gun !
FOURTH RACE -s.l6 mile
Grade
Predict ).
Ordinary .
Prem
Peck'S Pearl
Sol Bonita
Forever Pal
Fair Monarch
Taffy Hill
FIFTH RACE - s.16 mile
Grade
Dancing Jill
Ellison
Cotton Nose
Ramadan
Lord Chinelly
Beck's Miss
La Crosse
Sam Parker
| SIXTH RACE 49, SIG mile
Grade :
Breezemont
Toggle Switch
Cuddly Cute
South Boston
C. o. D.
Archangel
Stormy Bug
Just Sable
SEVENTH RACE - S.l6 mile
Grade . -..-.s
Easy Whiri
Beauty's Gift
| Gatling
| Wanda Choice
True Pattern
| My Bitsey
| Wava
Hartagon
EIGHTH RACE - s.I6 mile
Grade 4
Enforceable
Be Final
| LadyiSh
Mercury Switch
Gene Huff
| Rock Of Plymouth
| Modest Blond
| Sleigh Bell
NINTH RACE S-1S M
Grade z
| R. o. S Moonbeam
Bardah
TisSort
Fiction Lad
Another n1ish.
Snow Twinkle
/; Kenya Colony
Mischief Girl
TENTH RACE -.
Grade !
Lilac Lady
Mohammedan
Honest Buddy
| Just A Bomb
Fame.N-Fortune
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K. w. Kennel Club Entries

FIRST RACE - S.16 mile
Grade 4
Clayton Ward
Spiedell
Buzz A Bit
Stylish Blond
Silver.N-Gold
o. J. IS r. Rooster
Talata Toes
Initial
SECOND RACE - s.16 mile
Grade S
Roll LaSsie
Silver Bar
Migrator
Mer Shack
Sod Buster
Dublin Gal
Gay Jeff
Flirty Myrt
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Hodossuh Gets 1000. 90

A $1,000 fund, collected in
honor of Archbishop r. j. Cush-
ing of Boston by Americans par
ticipating in the Marian Pilgrim
age" to the Holy Land last year,
has been turned over to HadaSsah,
the Women's Zionist Organization
of America, for special youth res
cue and rehabilitation projects in
Israel, it was announced by Mrs.
Rebecca Shulman, national presi-
dent of Hadassah.
The $1,000 check was formally
presented to Boston officers of
Hadassah by Mayor John Hynes
of that city, acting in behalf of
Archbishop Cushing. In making
the presentation, Mayor Hynes
described the work being done
with the children of Israel by
American women as "the most
wonderful have ever SEEN"
Archbishop Cushing, who has
never been to Jerusalem, had
suggested that Mayor Hynes, who
visited the Holy Land last year,
make the final decision as to the
disposition of the 1000 raised by
the pilgrims in the church lead
er's honor.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-08-13
Dulles Approves CermanY's
Pre-War CartelS

resolution demanding freedom for
the "still imprisoned innocent
German soldiers" This occurred
at meeting addressed by leading
German figures. Hermann Ehlers,
president of the Bundestag, told
the veterans: "We German SOL
diers have the right to be shown
the same respect that is given
abroad to those who have done
their duty like us" Former Ad-
miral Gottfried Hansen de-
nounced the United States for i'm
prisoning war criminals. Franz
Strauss, a member of Chancellor
Adenauer's cabinet, told the
cheering mob that there must be
continuity" of tradition between
German soldiers of World War II
and of the future.
Twenty former Nazi policemen,
who openly admitting killing ITO
Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto, were
acquitted meanwhile by a Ger
man court which said they should
be excused because of their
"scant formal education" This
lack of learning, said the court,
prevented them from realizing
"that they committed a misdeed." "
Some of the confessed Nazis in
this case are still today on the
Dortmund police force. They are
eligible for pensions and promo
lions.
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of their intellect, appearance,
charm, military bearing, wit, sin
cerity, purpose and confidence,
one had the feeling that Israel is
indeed in wonderfully safe hands.
AS each guest departed, he truly
must have felt that he had had a
memorable evening".
* Il X Il
DR.. and Mrs. Nathan S. Rubin
also entertained the distinguished
guests of honor with reception
in their home with approximately
40 guests attending.
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Maj. Gen. Doyun
Entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Kivu Oberstein

Mr.. and Mrs. Kiva Oberstein
entertained at a large reception
recently in their home and patio
honoring Maj. Gen. Moshe Dayan,
Chief of Staff of the Israel De-
tense Forces, and for Col. j. Hert-
zog (Son of the Chief Rabbi Of
Israeli, Col. M. Rabin, 1t. Col. N.
Pied, and 1t. Col. Pole Nesher,
Israeli Air Attaches from Wash
ington.
Multi-colored summer flowers
decorated the home. The table
held as it's centerpiece large
blue and white cake, adorned
with Israel and American flags
inscribed with the word SHALLOW
in Mogen David. In front of the
cake was a Hebrew inscription
Blessed Be The Heroes Of Our
Nation On either side decorating
the table were bronze busts of
Herzl, Founder of Zionism, and
Weitzman, First President of Is
rael.
Approximately $50 guests at
tended.
Maj. Gen. Dayan, 39-year-old
Chief of Staff of the worlds
youngest army, who wears
black eye patch where he lost an
eye in World War II, is a native
born Israeli. He is on a nation
wide trip to visit military install
lations as the guest of the Depart
ment of the Army. He says he is
delighted with his reception in
this country and most grateful for
the information he believes will
be of great value to Israers land
and air forces. He doesn't believe
there will be any real trouble in
the Middle East and that all of
the many problems will be grad
ually settled.
!, Dayan is a fighting soldier of
many military experiences, who
was the commander of different
fronts, including Jerusalem, in the
Israel War of Liberation.
Pensacola Jewry had the thrill
of lifetime when they met these
most distinguished ests of
honor-Maj. Gen. Dayan and his
Staff. Comments of the guests
were: Can you believe it?' IS it
possible?' Several of the guests,
as they shook Maj. Gen. Dayan's
hand, recited the 'She-e-he-ya-nu'
(first time in 1000 years that Is
rael has its own GENERALLY
After looking and talking with
these handsome men-the top
cream of Israel-and handsome in
every sense of the word by means
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-08-13
Forgotten Jewish Cemetery
In Alaska Located

FAIRBANKS, Alaska - The
death here this month of Mrs.
Lena Ferguson, a Jewess married
to non-Jew, led to the discovery
by Jack Frankel, USO-JWB
worker. in Alaska, of an old and
long unused Jewish cemetery
plot in Fairbanks Believed to be
the only Jewish burial ground in
Alaska, the. plot became the last
resting place of Mrs. Ferguson
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CONTINUED from Page y

The Hamburger Anzeiger de-
manded that Bonn make it clear
to the Western powers, much
more energetically than before,
that the intensity of our friend
ship for them will depend on the
intensity of their efforts to solve
the German problem" A mouth
piece tof Chancellor Adenauer's
party, The Rheinische Post, warn
ed the United States, that, un-
less the French become more
tractable, Germany may support
the Tauroggen Policy. Tauroggen
refers to the time when the Ger
man, in a sudden turn-about,
allied themselves with the Rus
slams to defeat Napoleon.
Executives of one of Germany's
largest shipbuilding companies,
the Howaldt Works of Kiel, re-
Gently went to Moscow to negoti-
ate with Kremlin authorities for
the construction of ships worth
$4,000, 900. The Associated Press
reported that West German ex-
ports to Communist China have
increased ninefold in the last year.
An AP dispatch said "the main
German exports to China are iron
goods, machinery, electrical
goods, and high precision and
optical Instruments"
The dubious reliability of West
Germans as allies against Commu-
nism was demonstrated by the
detection to the Soviet side of DIR.
Otto John, West German intelli-
gence chief. Yet the U. S. Army
is permitting German technicians
approved by DR.. John to work on
the top secret 28OMM atomic can
non.
Opposition to European unity,
marked by divisions among the
Western allies and domestic strife,
has grown in direct proportion to
the increasing efforts of U. S.
policy makers to place Germany
on a pedestal of power. European
unity is being destroyed on the
rock of German resurgence.
The German Soldiers Union,
representing 100000 Nazi veter-
ans, has unanimously adopted a
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whose Jewishness came to light
after her brother, J. Wishengrad,
of Catskill, N. Y, wired a local
funeral chapel requesting that his
sister be buried according to Jew
iSh law.
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Jewish chapans recruited enthusiastically endorsed
by the JWBs Commission Jewish ChaplaincY perform
variety OF only Jewish
their families well Here for Chaplain Samuel afe
Ne) ofcaes at the bar mitzvah Jeffrey
Major and Mrs Benjamin c. Magu. Cavalry
Chapel Fort knox, KY Major Magum right
This the first such ceremony held Knox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15

TRAvELo 1949. 81 IT,, good. condi;
AMEaRiCAN, rs Il. with bath. Sleeps
Z. Like new. Terms arranged. JE'
L SISo0 CARGO TRAILER. 5xs. new
tires. lights ETC.; S165. Also lugsage
trailer, 4x6; SIS. -Ju, o-563s. -15
,, sonS6ls Cal gE 4.6o9l: ,n.a us 5nd
e. faose s-ss Srei 20 oes s.sois. an0 ouiA
TRAILER, so Trayel-Lite. SO #.
Cider Barrel Trailer Court. Rte. s4o.
a16 81; n9 GopS & NseaalTfRhfr'ourFl 5 Nd
TRAILER. .two-wheel utility 4x6 bed,
bog, good running gear. carhitch;
2seFPT. MoBiLE CRUISER. 1853: 4
Tass,.; with q s sSoRsi! sleep. cps
BSa laGSlal1N.4s shuItze tandem. new
y painted; $3.50 Or best offer
SALE &c OH or RENTEModepn ae ssrm. a5 1T
trailer and ! acre land mr.. Andrews
cleo. gravel roads. $50 mo rent or
$40 mo; payment. Ref. required.
sPaRTANEETTTE-Tandem, 1851: 30
2s2. Temple Trailer Village. Alex.
F'RINK, XII S-6102 after @ pm.
HOUSE TRAILER; 26-ft. tandem
wheels. aluminium. Model AZ. Curtis
Wright. Can BURCH, LU. 1900.
SPARTANETTE, tandem: 1850, 80 It.
Excellent cond. nightingale Trailer
Court. Lot 27A, Rte. /. ga miles
South Of Alexandria.
oV. 3-62Ta after 8 pm. or week
KNOx-UTILITY, by 8 IT,; heavy
gauge. all steel; like new. A bar
gain at S176. Phone CY. 7-o065.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN BEACH. D.-Two adioining.
very choice. north-end lots; need
quick cash; S1.s75 buys both. Box
MODERN COTTAGES and aIpsrt-
ments: week. month: Sept: rates.
335 week M. GOULD, 5000 Pactf-
BETHANY BEACH. Delaware, ocean
front apt; vacancy week beginning
Aug. 81 and rs. SS5 wk.: Sept. 4.
SO: from Sept. II, S45 wk. IA.
EASTERN SHORE--Bay front. new
modern home, all improvements.
sandy beach. good road. electricity,
artesian well. 4la acres; So. 500.
terms. MATHEWS & CO.. Cam
w RrlfSsi o6; n. ,.-carolin. Ants,
22S 3. Spicer ave.--Newly reno
waited, Groom apartment. living
bedroom combination, sleeps 4.
kitchen and private bath, hot and
cold showers. parking: from Aug. ~
on half rates; block from beach
Phone wildwood 2-7912.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-3 -bedrm.
house. completely furn.. i blk. ocean:
reduced rate for Sept. I'M. 2-5633.
FOR. SALE in Roxana; rooms and
bath: 15-nlin. ride from Bethany
Beach or Fenwfck Island, 30-min.
ride from Rehoboth or Ocean City
Nice place 10 retire. FLORENCE
&vANH, R0XenA, Del,
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BOATS

lift. FISHING SKIFF. car topper,
nah. trsnsonl. white outside; ngnG
e osk inside and 6ctt Saa s sEsm So p 5SS
s.IF + ? PRAM. mahog. keel and tram
som: N-in. plywood Nice enough for
cruiser dinghy S75. so. 5-7657.
ss s9iI Few Es9aINRuDE for sale: slo5
foot auxiliary cabin sailbOat. IA.
o aTfgSoaA MOTORS Johnson.
1854 : 2 hp.i; sl SG,5 5h hip: Ply, Tith
ished; i60-h.p. Gray Fireball, very
fast. 81. 400 or best offer, for I'm,
Main. ave. s,w.. or phone FL
ovens sVfihs CABIN CRUISER '4s asst;
here; twin chrysler Crowns C52(:
all spare parts necessary for 2
long cruise; priced right for a quick
sale. Call 8 Sat; or or Mons for s aIp6P1'
ot ST ae% on soard ali day DAY sun
Capt. Bud Phipp's Dock, Deale. Nd.
CHRIS CRAFT GAIT. cabin cruiser;
will sell at sacrifice. Columbia
Island Marina, Mr.. SAUnND5ESRSSS.
Sat. or Sun. afternoon. XII. $40.
sa-Fr.. CHRIS CRAFT spoRTsM2N.
finish; So. $50 JE, 1899. .1S
CABIN CRUISER. 35x11h. 40-h.p.
L tna, eng sun5S; gas stGIs
Gordon stafford's Restaurant. Ave-
nue.. Nd. Proceed Rte. 5 to Rte.
242, turn right at Old Gum TaV-
lift. WvooIIvERINE outbosrd run
about. Aft. beam; priced for quick
o 1pTGSSa Sa MOTOR, 1853 Evinrude.
Is hip; reas. price. WA. 7-sS27.
1s-rr. STURDY RuNABouT, 22-S p.
Evinrude; both, 1886 Or best offer
co SaREiaSIsy CRAFT. rs f.. almost new,
fast; good for water sports or
family cruising; gsllsy. a head saas many
4 s.iTfs; c ssfTfs G Gray marin marine en
CINE; fully equipped for living
shower, ~: Sleeps 5. Ii. 1920.
TRADE GOOD 1850 BUICK super
Chris. CRAFT CRUISER. 81 It..
complete with cushions. mattresses.
sink head and cover; so h;p;. Chris
Graft motor, used very Little, con-
t sSana T. 80 81 e IS sVes.. se%Ssusn1 5
20 IT.. Jade. 2 suits
Of sails. good record. ready to race.
DOUG KoI.B. West River 1858:
It. Built In 1851.
Gray marine engine, very fast and
seaworthy; completely equipped: ex-
eel. cond.; $3.50. EN-. 2-so66;.
OR RENT-Beit disc and oscillatins
sanders. SKIN SAYS Vs. sen ersts q:
reuters. ansle head drills. paint
sprayers. RENTAL TOOLS q EQUIP
MOTORS, " hip, IL and
32 volts; ayaila6ls for e d1,psnlSTs
Co, 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
OPEN BOAT. SO IT,. built by Chris
Craft. l94y Hall-Scott motor. 25u
h.p.; 500. Call DU. 7-54s3 or,
e5-H.P. JOHNSON cleo. starting out
board, complete with remote con-
trols; run less than 5 hrs. never IN
salt water: $:Sg5. West River 2-213J
"a 22-ft. Vaca-
tioneer demonstration; q real par
gam: 0g-n.p, GRAY engine; sleeps ::
many extras; ready to 20, try 1t out
this week end at DEALE MARINE
SUPPLY CO., Deale. Md.
I2-FT. ROWBOAT. built this year;
marine piywood: complete with oars
CABIN CRUISER. 81 IT. built 1913;
sleeps .. head; f0-h.p. engine, Cow
cred cockpit; fine for ftsnina or
week-ending: xiI95, OV. ;3-43Iu.
or see ~ Hunting Towers Marina.
Alexandria. Va.
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TRAlLERs scens.,

TRAILER. iugeage. 2-wheel, Ford
body. IS IN. : IS In. geod ecnd.: fair
6:00x16 tires: S35. Ju. e-1630. --16
HOUSE TRAILER '49 1s-ft. Trott-
Wood, sleeps 4. elec.. refrig.. 2 fun
length closets. portable screened
porch, drop awnings. $500. IA. p
TRAILER. Furn. late model; pic. win
new; must be seen; $3.50 or best
offer. TT. No. 8. Biandy's Court.
Rockville pike. Ii. 4-6953 ewes.
MICHIGAN ARROW 1858. 80 IT,:
all aluminium; 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.,
modern kitchen and bath; floor
heat; power vents; win arrange nm
ancing. so. 5-695l.
RICHARDSON 1852. like new inside
incl. bath. Must sell this week
Sl.3Q6 or best offer. Can be A.
nanced. LOG. In D. c. 20. 2-9ai3.
SCHULZ "a ~ IT,; like new. sleeps
4. complete with bath. SO. 5-S5I3.
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WATERFRONT PROP, FOR RENT
COTTAGE FOR RENT. on beautiful
wide Wicomico Beach-completely
furn:; 8 rms, full bath. fishing and
s sVaaSis SAT- through nsaSa P SEPT.
PINEY POINT-Five rooms and batt
private beach. s.m.c. G. /. GRAY
,,l phone Great Mills l51-J.2S;
kkS ssFo BE- saaea 81 eottsas On
Shesapeaks Bay oEzs avail. Aug. 10
LARGE COTTAGE avail. Aug: Is;
River ri fi Sart Ga. PIT TA sfssss sou is
WOODLAND BEACH-Cottage for 8.
wE. WA. 1915. is
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic.
$50 per wk:. to college graduates.
$40 es W WE ss.s e. rooms. kitchen. bath,
cool. Write $50 Scientists Gifts,
Port Republic, Md, or phone Prince
Frederick 24S-J-2 lis
LONG BEACR@cottages. cabins. S35
to S125 wkly.: fully furn. Phone NJ.
= RoCkHILL. Prince Frederick
c aaS; BEACH cottage for
immed. Call LII. -2-3713.-
MODEM FURN; COTTAGE on bay
or 2 weeks starting Aug. IS: $50
weekly. Call TIE. 6-040s after s
pR III iaNi RIVER COTTAGE. 3 rms,
screened porch. artesian water:
fronting directly on river in finest
WATERS Sains sre Jr. T Prince PIT Frederick ma
Phones PA and 3TS-J-3.
CABIN on Deep Creek Lake for cou-
pie, reasonable rates; Western Md.
mo mSuntsirs;o IN KI S75oS St,r.c,,vs cot.
f tsEe s4lE Block 0a from ocean, mr. ocean
BEACH-Small cottage. from
August 15 through Labor Day $50
n Esfk e Rt tSf fa SSorT ~ E4os7g
L 'nslad SEw h0 cto Tatec IT, mi nSft
Ocean City, Md. hrs. p. CT: $75
B EVis lie s' BfEA ac ;1fhe Ems" SOC
Avail, ATE p on Jul s 81 eonv
DAREs BEACH. Md rms. bath,
gas, alec. $50 WIKI. 3 rms. $50
VIZ safe beach. 10. l-4o57,
gas elestrifitst bath .s s ssns4
s PGIsaes EeH Ed BAY Can LABOR
E Eeas TsDt west River SR 5 SS!! MRS is
SELBY-ON- BAY, blk. from, beach,
clean, hot water, mod. sleeps 6,
avail. Aug. %: $55 wk. AID. 1852.
BEVERLY BEACH. MD.--Clean cot
tage, lge. shaded yd., Enclosed porch.
Ideal for children. IA 2-1s50,
furn.' modern, geas.. avail. Aug. Fl
BAY RIDGE, MD.-on the Chesa-
peake Bay. 2-3-bedrm., furn. homes
Rent from "a wk. periods. All cow.
ga mi of sandy beach. BAY RIDGE
AGENCY. As Farragut I'd. Phone
Bay Vista 2451.
OCEAN CITY, MD:-Let us make
your reservations. We have COTTAGES
spected. Wide range in prices. Ac-
Communications now through Sept,
LA ROCHELLE REAL ESTATE. 1924
Marlboro pike. RE. GLASS. Week
DESIRABLE fEsaiiRsAiBLE BAY FRONT COTTAGE,
gas. elec. .refgr.; hot w water. A Avail
DELL. Shadyside. Md. West River
HERALD Hasa HARBoR. MD.-one hr.
b. c.; clean. 2-bedrm. cottage, sleeps
s. 100 IT. to water; $50 wk. AP,
NORTH NORTH BEACH PIX. MD.-watsr.
front cot, lv. rn1.. bedrm., mod; kit.
bath. Accom-. 8. $40 wk. JU. 5-54S4
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VACATION PLACES

BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-small cot
tage; September and october; suit
able couple or couple and ! child:
a.m.c.; post-season rates. Phone
Bethany Beach. Delaware.
SACRIFICE SALE-Hilltop lot, in
Shenandoah Retreat, Blue Ridge
MIS-. Va, conv. D. c.. Country club
LIE Iffs'i MEM MELT S oa and multiple
unit lot in Shenandoah Retreat and
country club. Saturday, Sundays
and evenings, IA, 1851. 15s
KITTY HAWk, North Carolina--New
mer rentals. Call EN-. 2-69S1.
MODERN COTTAGE in w. Va. noun
tains, 100 mi D. c., swimming. flsh-
ing, boating. Aug. 16 through Fall,
$40 wk.. $50 mo, ia. 7-2295, ewes.
GUEST COTTAGE-Pvt. estate, furn.,
anil, near river and mts., adults
only. Box IT,, Rte. /, Luray. Va.
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AVIATION

LUSCOMBE s-E SIS h.p.. all metal
Bendix If. receiver. Wifi trans. loop
new tires, battery. 80 hrs SMOH
T-CRAFT. always hangared,. $50 TT,
q. end e., wheel pans. partial panel
N-95095 Beacon Field.
BONANZA, model So; fun panel,
transmitters, late engine. metal
propeller, 20-gal. aux. tank, flares
steerable nose wheel. .whipcord up
holstery, air conditioner. fully
painted. yellow and white. blue trim;
very sound. Call DUDLEY J. HILL.
WA. 7-l507. ,-l5
ERCOUPE, damaged: complete OF
part; evenings. JE. 3-7440: --l5
'i6 LUSCOMBE ga, new fabric, glass
tires, brakes. Licensed until Feb; 90
SIS. Best offer. JE, 4.6159; -l5
LUSCOMBE OBSERVER, 1949 Tan
dem: 80 h.p.; all-metal propeller,
away radio; new license; 81 500.
WA. 7-1507. Id