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Evening star., 1954-06-08
BY the Associated Press

BOZMAN, Md, June g.
Wally Cox. the shy "Mr. Peep
ers" of television fame, shooed
off newsmen and was married in
seclusion here yesterday to a
2O-year-old, red-haired Broad
way dancer.
The bride was Marilyn Gen
naro. until last week a member
of the cast of the Broadway hit
THE Pajama Game"
They took their vows in an
open-air ceremony on the bank
of Lednum Creek at Mayport
isolated waterfront home of Don
aid Seawell, New York attorney
who numbers many theatrical
stars among his clients. Mrs
Seawell is Eugene RawlS, an
other television star.
mfr. Peppers" recently went
through a make-believe wedding
in his TV Characterization.
Yesterday the couple, flankeC
by a dozen close friends. stepped
out across the lawn and the Rev
Curtis w. Hammers, pastor of the
Norman Methodist Church, mar
ried them.
For a few minutes after the
ceremony they drank champagne
sent by Tallulah Bankhead, ano
ate wedding cake, then took of
for New York with three men,
berS of the wedding party. They
outdiStanced reporters and pho
Evening star., 1954-06-08

ton which will provide mini
mum Interruption Of the chill
dren's educational progress and
a maximum of orderly adapta-
ton. rather than complete de-
segregation at an arbitrary date.
Transforming a school sys-
tenn Of over 100000 children and
5000 employees is massive Job.
It calls for solid planning on all
levels and careful adminiStra-
tive decisions.
1T also calls for the asSump-
tion by US all of the response
bility Of US all for support of
the superintendent and Board
of Education. for good will in
MEETING changing conditions,
and for the determination to
keep pressureS and tensions
away from all the children who
are at the center of the transi-
ton"
Evening star., 1954-06-08
Speedier Reading Suspected
OF Sacrificing Spelling Skill

long as the businessman, who
! admits he can't spell. is able to
hire as secretary q girl who
can. or is at least intelligent
enough to diStruSt her spelling
and go to the dictionary. Prob
ably both businessman and Sec
retary are graduates of the same
school system.
The handwriting problem is
another that upsets parents. 1t
is not unlikely that handwriting
has deteriorated since the days
before the telephone replaced
PERSONAL letters and the type
writer and bookkeeping machine
replaced handwriting in busi-
ness.
What chiefly throws the puz-
zled parent for a loss is the
practice of printing instead of
writing in longhand. The schools
call the printing manuscript
writing" and the other is cur
sive" writing. ~
/ The explanation for the print
ing is that since a child learns
to read printed matter it is easier
for him to learn to write similar
characters. Cursive writing also
calls for greater muscular CO.
ordination on the part of the
6-year-old.
Third Grade Departure.
At any rate, first and second
graders get manuscript writing
exclusively. In the third grade,
when it is judged the child is
ready, he goes to cursive writing
and later on all his written work
is in that medium. Still later,
some who feel they do manu-
script writing particularly we'll
go back to it and may use it the
rest of their lives.
i A variety of tests is used by
schools to determine how the
pupils are coming along. Ma
tional nornns are worked out,
and the schools can compare
their scores against these norms.
For example, the national norm
for a fourth-grade reading test,
if given at the start of the fourth
grade, would be 40. Given at
the end of the fourth month of
the fourth grade the norm would
be "A.
In one such reading test, where
the norm is "A, the scores of
the average group of readers
may range from 3:8 to SO. Scores
for the best group may range up
to TO, indicating reading at the
seventh-grade level. At the other
end of the scale, slow learners
may score as low as 1:9.
Where the curriculum, meth
DDS or textbooks of a school
vary from what is general
throughout the country, the
scores of the pupils tested may
be expected to vary from the
norms. For that reason teach
ers do not tend to be concerned
unless the median score of their
Evening star., 1954-06-08

Similar tests were given over
a series of years but later i'll the
fifth grade. Here the national
norm was uniformly 5:8. The
District medians were: 1944-6:2.
1946-6:1. 1947-6:3. 1948-6:2.
1949-6:6. 1950-6:5. 1951-6:2.
1952-6:O.
From all these figures it would
be hard to support an argument
that reading instruction in the
District schools has deteriorated.
Report From Arlington.
The 1852 annual report of Supt.
Edward T. Rutter of the Arling-
ton (Va.) public schools gives
the results of a series of tests
made in 1951-52. These tests
differed from those used in the
District. On tests where ma
tional norms were so, Arlington
pupils scored up to IS and were
above so save in one instance.
This was a ninth grade test in
spelling. punctuation and capi-
talization. The Arlington score
was A.
The next year the pupils were
Evening star., 1954-06-08
U. 5. Urged 10 Ask +,
All Nations 10 Attend
Bomb Demonstration
Continued From First Page0

fort must be made to avert war.
Perhaps the time is at hand
when the thought of total de-
struction should make men see
national sovereignty in a new
light, Mr.. Murray said. ut
should induce them to consent
to those limitations of this treas
ured right which are essential
for effective international con-
troll of atomic weapons"
For years America has shown
its willingness in this respect, :"
he added. 1.-The world again
looks to the Soviet Union"
Mr.. Murray said that although
the world must look to Russia
for this answer, Americans also
must examine their own state of
mind.
Suppose the Kremlin does
conclude that it is to its own in
terest to recede somewhat from
its past obduracy. Would our
problem be therefore ended? BY
no means. e-
There would still remain the
problem of educating our own
people to the mentality, to the
attitudes, to the public thought
required in this. atomic age. In
out efforts toward peace, we are
still thinking in terms of power,
in terms of our assumed superb
orlty OF force; at best we are
thinking in terms of collective
security which is at bottom a
power concept.
But we cannot go on indefi-
nitely putting our highest trust
in power or in a sheer balance
of power. Our highest national
responsibility is somehow to
bring the new and awesome
power we now possess under
the reign of law"
Mr.. Murray ended his speech
on this note:
II think the United States
might well unveil the new face
of war-war'S new look in this
atomic age.
This would help us in Amer
lea and help all the peoples of
the earth to realize more fully
our common situation, and our
common responsibilities.
IF this display were made I
think the peoples of the world
and their leaders would cry out
with a great voice: We reject
war. We choose peace. We re-
fuse methods of violence as the
way out of our conflicts of ideas
and interests. We choose the
methods Of argument and agree
ment-arguments honestly made
and agreements slowly reached.
We choose the methods of rea-
son, not of wreckage. Lest the
heavens fall. let justice be DONE"
Evening star., 1954-06-08

pupils Is more than a fewp points
tor monti1s) below the r0FlTlss 4
Figures going back over asiiuln-
Der Of years are hard to md,
The District schools have some
test figures in reading for Diyi-
sion i which go back to 1914
for the third and fifth grades
and to l947 for the fourth
grade.
These show that, in the third
grade for a number OF years,
the median (middle) grade for
District pupils was frequently
below the national norm. At
the end 0f the NTH. grade, even
in the same. !. years, the District
scores exceeded the anormS.
Here are figures m the read
ing tests, the figures S:6 mean
ing the sixth month OF the third
grade, 5:8 meaning the eighth
month Of the nth grade. and
ca an ~ s.ss.. 49, sfs.ssa,ssf =
Evening star., 1954-06-08
Christian Scientists
Name Knox Head :
OF Mother Church
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON. June 8.-William r.
Knox of Boston, a Christian
Science Practitioner active in the
healing work of the denomipa-
tion for almost so years, has
been named president of the
mother church for the coming
year. He succeeds Mrs. Grace
F. Cudworth of Boston. ! ~
The Christian Science Board
of Directors yesterday said in a
special statement that spiritual
understanding "alone can heal
today's widespread distrust and
discord and assure freedom and
security" --. --...--.-. -.
About $500 Christian Scien-
lists heard the message at the
annual meeting.
Evening star., 1954-06-08

the differences were significant
throughout. It appears that some
gain in reading has resulted from
newer methods.
In Cleveland. there came tc
light the first written examina-
tionS given there, in 1848, and
the scores of the 40 pupils who
took them. The examinations
were for admission to the high
school. A'conparable group was
given the same examination in
1947.
The 1848 pupils, taken to-
gether. had 924 correct answers,
or 3S.5 per cent. In lo47 there
were 955 correct answers or 39.a
per cent.
Evening star., 1954-06-08
WoIIy Cox Takes a Bride,
Allows No Peepers at Rites

tographers at 80 miles an hour
for the first so miles.
Mr.. Cox and his bride picked
up their marriage license at the
Talbot County Courthouse in
nearby Easton only a few min
utes before the ceremony.
He listed his age as 20.
Evening star., 1954-06-08
Cancer Case Prediction

NEW YORK.-There will be an
estimated $4,000 new cases of
cancer in the United States in
1854. according to medical ex-
perts for the American Cancer
Society.
Evening star., 1954-06-08
PTA
CONTINUED From First Page J

the schools exist continue to be
the dominant consideration.
I'VE believe the objective of
the Board of Education, the
school administrators, the class
room teachers and the children's
parents should be a plan of ac-
Evening star., 1954-06-08

A tabulation of fourth-grade
tests shows that against the norm
which was uniformly 4::2 there
were these District medians:
1947, AZ; 1948 and 1949, AS;
1850 and 1851, 4.3.
Here are scores from fifth
grade tests, again in reading:
Evening star., 1954-06-10
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

REHOBOTH BEACH. Del. July LIS
Attr. furn. lge. house; 2 baths, pchs.:
accom-. or 2 fam. OIL. 4-1316,
HERALD HARBoR, MD. - rms,
kit, bath, porch, dining room: Can
between 8 am. and 2 pm. no. q
T You ARE INTERESTED in . new
waterfront vacation spot, which is
. separate part Of private es-
tate. I have the finest on Chesa-
peake Bay; nr. Annapolis. Pvt.
beach. suitable 4; seasonal or short
terms, Bay Vista 2471. Ia
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-Nice, clean.
cool, 6-rm. waterfront cottage;
fenced grounds; modern; July 3rd
on: $50 week. WA. 7-0555. Ill
SELBY -ON-THE-BAY - Clean, fur
nished cottage. screened: beach.
clubhouse and yacht club privileges.
JU. 9-097S after 8 pm. 10'
MASON'S BEACH. near Deale. Md
"Carol-Jo',, cottage. furn.: modern:
reas.: small group. 50. 5-5556. IL
NEELD ESTATE at Plum Point. Nd.
Bay cottages for rent: $40 to SIS
per wk. See A. D. NEELD at prop.
BEVERLY BEACH, 80 miles from
Washington - Modern conveniences.
hot water. beach rights. HO. q
6720.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

HAWTHORNE, NV. " Wooded ele.
yated lot lO0-ft. wide. 100 deep. ad-
jacent to Rock Greek Park. Wonder
full view, "a blk. to transp. Also Other
beautiful lots Ia this area. CAL JT, MS
Grant. CO. 5-6246. PAUL p. STONE
4s se1l5SsiE 1Al5SSRsiEs, of colesyille rd... close
to Paint Branch Farms. all en-.
gineering completed. and tentative
g saSs Pans ssle Woo5 Rs9S6ee RaSs
s RAMBLER SITES overlooking Rock
Creek Park: !" acre each; each; all i'm,
proyemsnts In: OL: 2.2O5S. oo@-odd55
'2S e. GSWSipf LARGE deSeiop. .facinE colesyiils
KAY Eai Pre- pREAETY fi1sS' co:. Sei RH. s.s26o.
HEART OF ID. CEFirst time Of;
feTedLapprox; 100000 ..r... So. T.; frorf q
asesEwit6 ali utiis. in-priced right
even for semidetached or community
lots - schools = shopping transp
Can OWNER. N1 Ia. 9-24oo; nights
SS s5ss ss.ss. 'mssssy a;sfs sso SE
1ds ACRES, ss,a7o-5b mi. west
b. c., between Route 8 and Harpers
Ferry, borders Appalachian trail on
east and fronts "a mile nj eo0 On .. county unit ,
ber plus puipWood: mr.. simmer re-
sort subdivision and Shenandoah
BUILDING LOTS. 65 and 20. It.
frontage in desirable section Of n.
JA. 2-S42O or IA. 7-1793. Ill
BUILDERS. Q real bargain in o3
acres, located. River rd and Nevis
rd.. Bethesda, Md. with water and
sewerage; easy terms and subtuga-
tion. EDW. g. ADAMS. OIL. 2-951 /.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

NEAR DEALE. MD. 2 small cottages
on lovely Bay-front lot. Lot is 65
#. waterfront with beautiful shade
trees. Both cottages have electricity,
running water and are furn. There
is separate toilet and outside
shower serving both. Will sacrifice
incl. 14-ft. boat and motor for
COBB isIAND@Furn.: 9 rms. bath,
.Rsdy iRs oR sesS6 sslassi
a S1iO ACRES Of valuable land 10
Gated on an island above Great Falls
in the Potomac River in Montgom-
cry Co. This land is only approach
able by water; excellent fishing and
good duck hunting; land is heavily
timbsrsd. For information cal e.
through Friday. JU. 9-5O11. Ill
SHERWOOD FOREST MD.-3-bed-
furn. Elec. kitchen. large screened
porch. Located near beach. club
house, store. etc. To inspect call TIE.
RHODES RIVER AREA acres over
looking Rhodes River. Mod, g rms.
and bath. al-yr. home; oil h.--w.h.,
other bldgs., reas. priced, easy terms
offered by LOUIS A.. STARTLING.
721 10th st. NV. Wash. D. c.. RE;
7-I729. once open Thurs: until 8
Pm; Sat; an and Sun" call west River
nv iMu OWNER, W nlsi' Lake jackson. Va
Custom log cabin designed for year
around living. Furn. or unfurn.
Rathing. boating, and fishing. Less
than hr.. D. c. $3.50 or best ofier.
LU. 1876. Ia
Evening star., 1954-06-10

ORANGE S:;E.ss c,TS :,,s nd .S o. main 4,.a Bout;
you are going TO Florida, contact
.,,.! rs nesdiateiy sd yacr The stn ness est homo
water in the. world available. Trade
your home for o beautiful Florida
rambler. or we will build on your
lot for as low as. $3.50. Be our
guest ct our own hotel: S25 weekly
each. including meals; Let US ar
for beautiful brochure. Orange City
Hills. 927 18th st. NV. ST. 3-2341.
ask for Mr.. Perkins, -16
Evening star., 1954-06-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

so 4-dr.; S4s7. 81 4-dr.: $5S7.
Guar. JACK PRY, 14th and P NV,
AUSTIN 81 4-dr. sedan; heater. ex-
cellent condition; ewes. and SUM-,
OIL. 2-4045; RE. 7-7O31, days;
AUsTINs '4s to '53 2-doors, 4-drs.
also selection Of 1854 demonstra-
tors; new car title and guarantee.
Substantial savings. MANHATTAN
AUTO. INC. (KaiSer-Willys and
foreign carsl.. Factory sales and
service for Kaiser; Henry j.; Willys;
tin Of England. Both sides of eth
and r SITS. NV. NO. 7-2700. Es-
tablished 1914. with. branch sales
room for AUSTIN Healey sports cars
and Austin Of ENGLAND at 1910
ASSf1S ssshaa lSas sS sssaR
BUICK '5s Super Riviera 4-door,
2-tone green with r. and h.. seat
cfs"I cSys5s 81 Ssb tirss HoyEE eEceptIS1SoRR pMoToR
s.sASo;. sAtEs; l7l7 R. l. ave. ne. Eli PU' ,
sgSSS ssS, ss 8 ssRsE se9yt.. lsat 1a4s Slg;
. blue leather interior. r; and h.,
PypsfOW osb HoYIE VIZ pso MoroR tsrosshGHs sAEEs
BUICK 1850 super convert; cream
r., h. Dvnaf1ow, new top; low mile
age 81 100; Contact DIR. DAM, ap'
pointment. EM. 3-270n. IA
BUICK 52 Roadmaster conv.; IA;
mingo red finish; Wv. tires, tinted
and windows; a palace on wheels;
sale price. $1.495. only Sl95 down
BLASS & CLARK, INC, l Florida
ave. ne. AID. A.aSS2. IL
BUICK '53 Roadmaster 1-dqi sedan li
JA. S-5805 after 6 pm. 10
BUICK '49 Roadmaster sedanette,
During d sday cali ME. s-ssoo: eyes eyes
Rick ME o'4S1s '4S Super senanette 2-dr.; T.
and h.. new green finish. new custom
seat covers, new clutch: motor COM
pletely rebuilt at cost OF over $500;
This car has been. driven only l5GG
miles since It has had close to $500
spent on 1t. Today's market PRICE or
this cream puff ,C Is for NoyfSsrr you: S3yi5 Vi1.
Einia's Largest Chrysler-Plymoutt
JA' a s-4i0a '6 open TIL 8 pm, sat
till 6. Closed Sun. -iU
BUICK 40 Roadmaster convertible
and h pyn20E tan fop neT ThIs Sseen IS nS trS,
MOTORS. inc. Northern Virginia'i
Largest Chrvsler Plymouth Dealer.
39li Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va, "a
2-4lO2. Open tin 8 p.m.: Sat; til
Rfj1ck 6 GI0seS 8 spaasyiil pspeeial de luxe @edr
Cust0n. and n. l owner, Low
mileage. safety tested; written guar;
antee, S995. PAUL BROS. (Olds
USED Car Fair" wisconsin aye ave
nsn Sms El1sHtt d.S t st = NV closed Ka sundSs
cash. Cali ia. 9-6s6S. III
BUICK 1912 4-dr.; cleaning blacl
covers: exceptional for year model
small down payment: $ia per mo
JR; INC. $500 Pa. ave. Sc. LU
BUICK 1851 4-dr. Super Rivera 2,
tone blue; r. and h., Dynafiow; excel
cond;; owner going overseas; Sl;1So
BuicK III X 1852 81; Riviera hardtop; Dyna.
low mi; $l;76o; will consider e6SH tradt
BT1CPR u PSr' 194n Szm' sedan dOs; good condition
$3.50 or best offer. HE. 4-45s9
BUICK '3s SPECIAL sedan; passed D
c., "a inspection. $S5. TU. 2-3iS4
Ill
BUICK 80 4-dr.: Dynafiow: r; ant
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer: liz
Open until q pm. weekdays,
pm. Sat-; closed Sunday. CUSTOMER
parKlne; .rd
Wssh.'S Oldest Ford Dealer. 1906
l4th st. NV. NO. Till. Oper
until 8 pm. weekdays; pm. Sat
Closed sunday. Customer parking
throughout. Only $395, terms
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. Rhode
Island ave. at Goth st ne. III
Evening star., 1954-06-10

ALEXANDRIA, vA.-Fcur new stores
approx. 900 "a. f.; can be usei
for retail stores. offiees and ware
house use; will subdivide any part
OWNER. Ii. 7.416o; eyes,. Ju
1. ST Sc, between 8. Capitol ant
Half st.-Approx. 10000 So. It
and 5000 50. It. parking area; idea
location; very heavy treffic. OWNER
Ii. 7-4150; eyes,. JU. 9-4375. Ill
UPPER N.W.-3.2O0 sa. IT.. r.r.. sid
ing: reas. RA. 3-2270.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. 1902 47tl
st. Bladensburg. Md. 5000 sd. IT..
zone I-2. Modern offices. truck dock
platform height. 14-ft. ceiling, TT
siding also sysil. Call WA. 7-434s
NEW BLDGS. from 10000 to So. .00f
feet Of new constr. with Trailer Bay
and TT. siding. Modern air-cond. OF
AAAa I'M A-0n0Q
Evening star., 1954-06-10

STATION "a ! a., WAGONS private party;
soTTaEKN DEALERS In town this
week win pay cash for oil makes s6e
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave. RA. 6.1122.
WILL PAY the absolute top dollar.
for 81. '52. SO. "a Ford con:
our price. MCNEIL (Studebaker)
1913 p St: NV: 4034 Wis. ave. NV.
CO 5-2153
WANT TO BUY late model car to-
day; make not important; must be
clean; will pay cash. Tu. 2-4l04.
LATE MODEL small car, must be in
good cond. and priced low for cash
deal. Ii. 4-7511 or RA. 3-5S2o.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
VACATION PLACES

COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-New cot
tage. completely furn. except for
UN. 4-2179. 10
|CENTERvILLE. Cape Cod, Mass
Ocean front cottage. compl. furn..
ready for occupancy now until Aug.
l. 4 dble. bedrnls., baths, maid S
rm. and bath. tennis court. EN-
3-1S19. IA
Evening star., 1954-06-10
FLORIDA PROPERTY

I WILL TAKE YOUR HOME in trade
for my houses in Florida. Owners
In town. viii be ct once every day.
Fhone Or write for appcintment.
JOHN p. KOLM, eZ7 18th gt.
NV. telephone ST. 0-2341. -16
Evening star., 1954-06-10
ALEXANDRIA

New. modern. all-purpose building,
10000 50. II. inside. 5000 50. It.
paved off-street parking: suitable
for ofiices or showrooms: high
ceiling, electrically operated doors.
gas unit heaters. fiourescent light
ing; min. from Washington. MR..
PARZoW, days, ov. 3-1040; eyes,.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
SUMMER HOMES,

SUNRISE BEACH LOT-6nx3aO. Nj.
Severn River in Anne Arundel Coun-
ty. Pvt. beach privileges: 5000 or
best oner. Must sell. Phone ME.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
IRAlLERS

sIsEaIsgiE .Issp. g. si CsS &c. Tsd TS ssss tsassim' Al
SPARTAN 25 IT.; all alum; twin
beds. new awning; excel. travel
trailer: $1.765. AID. 4-2664;,, 15s
ZIMMERS 80; % It. long. all alum.
1900. PFISTERS MOBILE TRAIL
Err PIX. Laurel. Parkway b-01b3
MUST sELL-1e52 house trailer and
lots. Call Elkridge 1105-M. Ia
TRAILER, all aluminium. bath, 12.
gal. auto. hot-water heater. sleeps 4
PFTSTER'S TRAILER PARK. Laurel
Evening star., 1954-06-10
GARAGES

Dupont Circle: 18th and p sts. NV,
14th and Columbia rd:. n.w.-Single
Garage avail. now; $3.50 mo.
Shannon & LuchS Co.
1905 II ST. INV. MA. e.234b
Evening star., 1954-06-10
AVIATION

CULVER CADET, 80 hrs. s.M.O.H.:
compl. recovered. all buy-rate finish
new license May. 1854. West River
Evening star., 1954-06-10
BOATS

EFT; I;,i1; SAILING Ling YAwL b f9F chartsrr "a s,,
able. Fully equipped for cruising or
entertaining; .115 Chrysler Crown,
R.D.F., ships-to-shore phone. depth
recorder, auto. bilge pump. 32-yolt
10: 2 heads: lifelines, 8 cabins plus
foc'scle; new sails and motors. Yacht
based at Rock Creek, Baltimore.
EVINRG6iD., 5Is-h.p. outboard motor
very best sasy osr isa!'ifs pE 'scst sSnd sSs
NEW ? 13-foot 10; plywood outboard boat
Must see ssot to appreciate. $3.50. Can
FfsHiSG fS RiGoP2 PP22RT1Es-chesapeakneis niS Bay.
kfNG kfSt1nS 10. l-ss4s ser daytime. tim % AftaI
g and week ends. WA. 7-4192.
33-FT. CRUISER. Bay built, Chrys-
Ter Crown; sleeps four; head, galley,
extras. Ready for cruising. Tu. 2
WPigz;A9RiD. VIZ s,e h.p.. outbosrd: over.
Call after 8. CIR; 4-9364. III
sDssS mStSr Pn0p IN trade sesS wy scoss tsss sHi
RUNABOUT. II it., 8 in. custom witt
81 h.p. motor: Newly painted. Cal
OUTBOARD MOTOR. Wizard. Super.
twin, Model Ga, 6-h.p., used ap.
prox. 40 hrs; 2 vest-type life pre-.
servers. 9 metal boat seats. All goe.
for 1st 500 or best bid, these things
must GO; Evergreen 4-4216, between
;FT: Fl" REGRN@BoyT BOAT. sleerin.
~~,1. v~,sw V~ha
Mercury Mark 10 motor. excel. cond
1S.Fr. S1F! La 1NBoARD s1sozI MoroRBoar
nodded plywood hull. Gray ,75-h.p
Marine engine, de luxe trailer anee
$1,000. Call Great Mills, Md, 3111
Ext. sac. after pm. Ia
AY-BUILT 36'x1O fishing cruiser;
Chrysler Marine engine, electric
bilge pump: sleeps 4 toilet. galley
and dinette, stove, ice box, extra
chairs; etc LICENSED nse to to take, take GU, gu,
is in excellent condition. All fol
$4,000. Docked near Beverly Beach
Md For directions and information
phone F. DEHLKE. West River 379l
MERCURY outboard motors: immedi
ate delivery. all models, includinl
Mark so. SHERIDAN HARDWARE
6135 Ga. ave., RA. 3-3041. IL
RICHARDSON 1889 twin-screw Ex
press. completely refinished, pertec
ss9ns5e10n ss5o caii nuJ 1u sts S.4S7
JIM'S RADIO SERVICE
JU. 8-1969 FEC Licensed
Evening star., 1954-06-10

By OWNER-Estate 20 brick struc-
tures; need repairs: for small bust-
ness, service. storage or garage.
Rear Of SCI 18th st. Sc. Immedi-
ate sacrifice sale, $1,000 or best
ZONED 1st COMMERCIAL, with
steady income from parking In rear
yard which can be increased: 10
ing location. near White House. An
opportunity for use and develop
/ment Of good income. Out-of-town
owner says to sell. LINk1NS CO..
1918 N st. NV, DI. 7:86SS; ewes;
CORNER LOT on Kennedy St. NV.
suitable 4 small stores and apt
WALTER M. BAUMAN. .1727 K st.
NV: Ma S.622s; eyes; WO. 6-O747'
tral downtown loc.-3 stories. total
ing $500 50. IT. plus full usable
bsmt. Excellent construction. En-
for sale Of appliances. televiston.
radio and many other uses. Call OF
write Mr.. Neil s. Allen. JAMES L,
DIXON Ia 4 CO.. 1922 18th st. NV
iifEiaTHi GROUND one Of
busiest blvds. In fast-growing Fair
fax: developed area with more large
projects under way, RE. 7-4O26.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ONE-STORY CLEAR SPAN masonry
bldg; 25-ft. height, 4-car siding,
10000 50. it.; choice location. ideal
for manufacturing. machine shop.
Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS. NC
DI. 7-630O.
10000 SO. TT. In Alexandria; $3.50
per mo; Can owner. Mr.. SCHWARTZ.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD, fiatbed 194s. This is a sur
sTEwtRT BE sESfk BXNuM AZ Nh co Sell rS rehs'g E
DODGE 194S panel; unusually good
condition.; has new brakes and rear
end. This is surplus truck we will
sell cheap. STEWART BAINUM
CO, TU. 2-n1n5. Ill
FORD '52 vanette: absolutely tip-top
written guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS,
3010 r. 1. ave. me-, DE. 2-6302
DODGE '52: 2-speed axle. new 12-ft
stake body, fine tires, tip-top cond.
just ref1nished, ready to make money,
SS95, written guar. TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 3O1O r. 1. ave. ne. DE
CHEVROLET '53 h-ton pickup: steel
carrying rack, excel. cond.. 5000
miles. S076, terms. III. 6-OlQ7. 1ls
Evening star., 1954-06-10

DON'T SELL ends
I advance cash on End trust notes in
/ hour. YOU KEEP NOTE. or will
purchase outright at top price. RA
6-22S1, ia. S-6676, day or eve. -21