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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
Kefouyer and Clement
Add to Bio Leads

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. z (P.
Struggling returns from a few
late reporting boxes last night
continued to add to the stagger-
ing margins by which Senator
Estes Kefauver and Gov. Frank
Clement were reelected in
Thursdays Tennessee Demo-
cratic primary.
With 2.287 of 1881 precincts
counted, here was the picture:
Senate: Senator Kefauver,
$50. 628; Representative Pat SUIT
ton, 161, 088.
Governor: Gov. Clement, 427,-
TAB; former Gov. Gordon Brown
ing, 1880.
The walkaway totals appar-
emily startled supporters of both
the losers and the winners.
In the only Statewide Re-
publican primary contest, Ray
H. Jenkins, special counsel in the
recent Army-McC arthy hearings,
was nominated for the Senate
by a ST. majority.
But Mr.. Jenkins says he won't
run and Republican leaders said
in that case a convention would
have to be called to select a NOM
inee.
The only new name in Ten
nessee's congressional delegation
! will be Mr.. Sutton's successor.
And that is a close race. The
figure with only a few boxes I'M
reported: Ross Bass, $4,000: John
R. Long, 32,626, and Tom Fox,
1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
TOOTH DECAY

doesn't happen several back regions Rh a
where there's uone in the water no modern dental NV
treatment uwN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
Read Review of the Week

To not to is of the delicate matters
occupying the attention of Senators this week Elsewhere in
Importance being debated resolved or complicated For
keener understanding of the big developments of the
week. read Review of the Week in The Sunday Star will
bring you to date the headline stories that informed
people keeping eye in and out of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07

Here is the medical mystery of
1854. Deep in South Americas
back-country, DR.. Eugene H.
Payne, one Of the nations lead
ing clinical investigators, has
found little Islands of i'm
munity"-each magically free
from one of the worlds dread
diseases. He doesn't know why
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
CANCER

doesn't happen in Minas Brazil where NAIL n
disease occurred in population of 2ooOoo-without UvH
a single cancer. 1"y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
Kenfueky's Primary
Today Marked by Hot
Race for House Seat

LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. IA
six-man race for Republican
nomination for United States
Representative in the 9Th dis
trict held most interest in to-
days Kentucky primary cleo
lions.
But even in that Republican
stronghold the battle was keyed
to personalities instead of ~po-
litical powers.
In the absence of showdown
Of State wide stature. the voters
were expected to stay home in
large numbers, awaiting the big
general election battle in No.
vember between Senator John
Sherman Cooper and Alben w.
Barley, former Senator and
Vice President.
Senator Cooper, a Republican,
and Mr.. Barley, a Democrat.
had only token opposition in to-
days primaries and could look
ahead to their November test.
7 in House Running Again.
The polls opened today at 6
am, local standard time, and
will close at 5 pm. Vote count
ing will continue until midnight
and will be resumed Monday
under State law.
Kentucky voters also chose
candidates for eight seats in Con-
gress and for one seat in the
State Court of Appeals. Six Dem
ocrats and two Republicans hold
the House seats at present and
all but one are running again.
: The withdrawal of Representa-
tive James S. Golden, Pineville
Republican, set up the hot 9th
district race.
Seeking G. O. P. nomination
for his post are Eugene Siler of
Williamsburg, Republican nom
inee for Governor in 1851; State
Senator Ed P. Warmer of Al
bany; Daniel Boone Smith. COM
monwealth's attorney in Harlan
County; Pleaz w. Mobley of
Manchester. a member of the
State Railroad Commission;
Granville Thomas, an Evarts car
penter. and former Congressman
w. Howes Meade of London.
The three Democratic Repre-
sentatives renominated without
opposition are Noble j. Gregory
of Mayfield, LIST district; William
N. hatcher of Bowling Green, I'd
district, and Frank L. Chelf of
Lebanon. 4th district. No gen.
eral election opposition is in
sight for the three.
Two Oppose Robson.
Representative John M. Rob-
sion, jr., Louisville Republican,
had two opponents today, but
appeared certain of renomina-
ton.
In the Northern Kentucky
9Th district, Representative
Brent Spence, Fort Thomas
Democrat, didn't enjoy the same
assurances. Neither did Repre-
sentative John c. Watts, Nicho-
lasville Democrat, in the 9Th.
But they were strong choices
despite opposition.
Representative Carl d. Per-
kins, Hindman Democrat, had a
family battle as he tried to beat
his second cousin, James Wine, a
Pineville attorney. in the 7th
district.
Fewer than 100000 of Ken
tucky's is million registered
voters were expected to go to
the polls today despite a promise
OF generally good weather.
Nearly a million Kentuckians
voted in the 1852 presidential
election when President Eisen-
hover lost the State to Adlai
Stevenson nv 70C votes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
Air
Force
With A
o-Lens
Camera

Few people heard of the Ar Force operated by the
Coast and Geodetic Survey But it's in action doing big Job
for the government It's main mission is photograph
chared territory It has that 1 square
miles with shot at 10000 feet Look for this snguary
interesting article in The Sunday Star Pictorial Magazine
Also in this issue Men OWar From Virginia Seventh Weeks
Winners in Star Photo Contest New Usefor Tatoong and
lots of other good Sunday reading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07

nor does anyone else. But in
the hope that medical science
will look for the answers before
civilization and disease move in,
DR.. Payne reports his findings
Sunday in This Week Magazine
in The Sunday Star. Don't miss
"Medicine's Most Amazing Mys-
terry"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
RoyuI Exception

LONDON.-The only excep-
ton to the law requiring signing
one surname in official docu-
ments in England is the royal
family. who sign only their &C
knowledged baptiSmal names.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
Werlich Named Clerk
To u. ). Commissioner

Sam Wertleb, who had served
as a deputy United States mar
shall since November. 1945. has
been named clerk of the United
States Commissioners Office.
He resigned as a deputy to &C
cept the new position. which
was created by enactment Of a
recent crime bill.
Mr.. Werlich, who is 43. was
widely known as a deputy mar
shall. His duties for some time
had included checking in and
keeping track of witnesses ap-
pearing at the courthouse for
trial of criminal cases in the
U. S. District Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia. He was in
close touch both with the courts
assignment Office. as well as
the Office of the marshal.
Mr.. Werlich is a graduate of
the Georgetown University Law
School and a member of the
District bar.
Late yesterday, his fellow dep
uties and Marshal w. Bruce
Matthews presented him with a
fishing rod and reel and an elec-
trio cooker.
Mr.. Werlich will still be in
the United States Courthouse
each day, because the Office of
the United States Commissioner,
Cyril S. Lawrence. is in the
building. Mr.. Werlich lives at
1926 Lebanon street. Hyatts-
Vile. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
BY Arthur Edison
Associated Press Stoff Writer

The FBI keeps listing it's 40
most wanted men," And never
once does it say anything about
women.
How come? Don't women ever
do anything bad? Or is the
bachelor director of the FBI, j.
Edgar Hoover. too gallant to put
the bee on the ladies?
These questions were put to
the FBI, and today we have the
answer.
It isn't that the FBI tries
to protect a shady lady. It's
just that it doesn't face the
same problems with law-busting
women.
An FBI spokesman explained
that when a man makes the
most wanted" list. it usually
means the police have run out
Of all clues.
"He's probably holed up some
where" the FBI man said, land
we can't find out a thing about
him. So we put him on the list,
and people read a description
of him. It's surprising how often
we get a tip that leads to his
arrest"
How come no women fit this
unenviable category?
The FBI man said it seems
easier to catch a mean woman
that a mean man. For one thing,
not so many women are involved
IN careers Of crime.
Anyway. not once has a
woman made the 40 most
wanted" list on her own, al
though a few have got on indi-
rectnly. The FBI occasionally
lists man and his girl friend,
and says it wants them both.
It's caught them every time,
too.
1t was on March II, 1850, that
the FBI first began keeping a
regular 40 most wanted" list.
When one is caught. another
is added to it.
Right now. for example, the
list is down to eight. owe
caught a couple this week, but
we'll put a couple more on right
away y
Sixty -one persons have the
dubious distinction of having
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
FBFs '70Most Wanted List
Is Strictly a Men, Only Club

been most wanted" by the FBI
before they were captured. OF
the 81 caught, q were nabbed
because of alert citizens.
One man on the list was dis
covered a suicide. and one SIM
ply couldn't stand the strain. He
came in and gave himself up.
One man who made the
March II. 1850. list is still there
today He's Henry Randolph
Mitchell, short, stocky. ruddy
man of So. The FIJI wants him
in connection with a $10,353
bank robbery in Williston, Fla,
on January 81, 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-03
Red Cross Campaign
Slightly Ahead Of
Same Date Last Year

The Washington area Red
Cross fund drive is of to a good
start today. running per cent
above the collections at this
point in last years successful
campaign.
| At the first report luncheon.
held yesterday in the United
States Chamber Of Commerce
Building. gifts and pledges total
ing $l00.6l4 were announced.
This is 7 per cent of the 81 49,
500 area goal. Last year the
equivalent report showed 6 per
cent of the quota collected.
| "PeOple Helping People"
Henry Cabot Lodge. American
Ambassador to the United Ma
tons, told the volunteer money
gatherers the thought of such
cooperative organizations as the
Red Cross. following the doctrine
of people helping people," helps
him in his constant meetings
with Communist representatives.
Communism. the Ambassador
said, means violent words, vio-
lent deeds. cruelty, fear and
hatred-all the things that are
not good"
Services Outlined.
In a brief survey of the work
of the Red Cross, Mr.. Lodge men
toned its efforts for servicemen
in some 40 places overseas and
for their families at home, aid
to some $4,000 families victimized
by natural disasters last year and
more than 2 million pints of
blood given servicemep and just
under that number distributed TO
civilian hospitals
The five divisions reporting
! yesterday gave these totals: Gov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-03
Scarlet Fever Sweeps
Mexican Communities
By the Assoe,oted Press

TOLUCA, Mexico, Mar. s.
Public health officials report an
epidemic of scarlet fever sweep
ing the nearby communities of
Maravillas and Miahuatlan.
At least Is serious cases have
been reported. and officials said
residents are panic stricken and
some are fleeing the small towns.
A quarantine has been ordered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-03

eminent, $10,586.37, or 1853 per
cent; business. $41.726.01, or
1892 per cent; residential, $12.-
493.34, or 1868 per cent; city of
Washington, $10.8O8.32, or 1918
per cent. and special gifts. $685.
600. Special gifts has no set
quota.
The suburban divisions will
report at the next luncheon.
1890 pm. Friday. in the
Chamber of Commerce. That
luncheon will honor the armed
forces.
Evening star., 1954-08-25
Policeman Struck
By Auto, Driver Faces
Hit-Run Charges

A policeman, directing traffic
at the scene Of a stubborn fire,
was felled by a car last night
and the driver was arrested on
hit-run charges.
The heat and smoke-laden
blaze in house at 1920 Macomb
street NV. overcame four fire.
men.
Police charged the motorist,
Lloyd B. Harmon. IS, Of the 4800
block of Forty-third place NV,
with hit-and-run and driving
while drunk. He is employed in
The Star stereotyping depart
ment.
Released From Hospital.
The policeman. Pvt. Howard
r. Holden. "A. Of 3149 Buena
Vista terrace Sc. who was
directing traffic at Wisconsin
avenue and Macomb street NV,
was treated at Emergency Hos
pital and released.
Harmon was arrested at
Washington Circle after the tag
number Of his car mad been
broadcast.
The fire apparently started
on the second floor of q three
story stucco house. ate through
the third floor and into the attic.
Damage was estimated "in the
thousands"
One Firemen HOspitalized.
Only one of the four firemen
suffering from smoke inhalation
was admitted at Emergency
Hospital. He was Pvt. Charles
Gouge, 27. of 2452 Tunlaw road
NV. attached to No. 20 Engine
Company. The others treated
were Pvts. Hugh Friel, 81, of 3601
Idaho avenue NV. Of No. S
Engine Company, Alvin E. Haz-
ard. a. Of 801 Thayer avenue.
Silver Spring, and Joseph A.
Slifer, AZ. OF 3142 Military road
NV. both Of No. % Engine Com
pany.
Only slight damage was caused
when the rear end Of the aerial
ladder truck sideswiped a parked
car at Wisconsin avenue and
Lowell street NV. as the truck
returned from the fire.
Evening star., 1954-08-25
Women in Politics
Luuded (by Womun)
by The Asseeiatsd Press

LANSING. Mich. Mrs. Juliar
NJ. Emery says this about women
in politics:
They can't be pushed around
politically, they don't make
long -winded speeches when they
have nothing to say. and they're
generally brighter than men and
Evening star., 1954-08-25

friends write to them there,
often without even naming the
State. What's worse, the friends
even misspell the names.
Nobody ever writes to any
body at Lake Chargoggagogman-
changagogchaubunagungamaug .
however. Everybody seems to
agree-according to the postal
clerks-that it's easier to use the
English name of this Massachu-
setts resort: Lake Webster.
Evening star., 1954-08-25
Summer Indiuns Haunt
Boston's Post Office
BY the As.eeicisd Press

BOSTON.Every summer it's
the same: the Boston post office
is haunted by Indians.
Chemquasabamticook, Rom
konkoma, Minnewaska, Passa-
dukeag-New England lakes
named by Indians long ago.
People go there on vacation and
Evening star., 1954-08-25

they pay more attention to busi-
ness.
Mrs. Emery, a. Q member Of
the Connecticut legislature. is
founder Of the National Order Of
Women Legislators. She has
spent 80 years in politics.
Evening star., 1954-08-25
Cow Needs Much Wuter

ST. PAULA milk cow re-
quires 8 to 10 gallons of water
daily during normal weather.
On hot days the amount may be
as high as Is to 18 gallons.
Evening star., 1954-08-25

Coulee largest Dunn
SPOKANE. - Grand Coulee
Dam is said to be the largest
concrete structure in the world.
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TRAILfRs

BRADLEY LUGGAGE TRAILER
Sears Roebuck, 6x4, 1900 lbs. ca
pacity; 3-ft oak extension sides.
lights included SA25s JE. 2-233s.
ee-FT. HOUSE TRAILER. very rea-
sonable. JE. 4-6091 aft. 9 pm;
FoR RENT-Prairie schooner 1851.
fully equip. on farm mr.; oakt2n.
NE. s-0031. Ewes. DU. 1920.
TRAILER. luggage, 2-wheel. all steel.
factory-huilt deep type), 6-ply
tires. stake body. with new tarpau-
lin. license. $110. Cypress 1927.
26
Is-Fr. ALUM. TRAvELHOME in ex-
eel cond.: suitable for. vacation
trailer or small mobile home. JE
WEST COAST ALUM. TRAILER.
new; sac; best offer. TO. 9-6ag6.
SCHULZ '4S: SO it,: 2 bedrms., shwr.
and toilet; good cond.; S1,500 cash.
Los 6-3691. --25
3-RM. TRAILER with 2-rm. porch,
$1,000 or best offer, Lot 80. Tenn
pie Trailer Village. Alex. TIE. 6-4a75,
m YoU CAN. a late 1913
27-ft. Liberty that is in excellent
/. condition: flush toilet, 4 wheels, new
tires tires sleeps I; i perfect Tor naul m.;i
be sold this week end to highest
bidder. Call KE. a-2697. --25
NEW MOON So. 40zft.. sacrifice;
burg, Nd Rte. $40. Petersen. all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-24
AUTOMOBILES Tor SAIL

PONTIAC 80 s-cyl. de luxe CONVEX
tible.; HYDRA. I. and b.. p. s, Royal
white top. light blue finish: i owner
ssx 1sSTIo1. YS car; s 81 Sag wilson
Silver sprins. Ju. 9-isis. -2s
HsdraSatisO. ana h l,s ds S Sa:;
wilson SMnf PoNT sE ni iNc sTSss s "a
ave. Silver Spring. ~. 9-1sis.
PONTIAC 80 s-dr. So, de luxe,
sI.64S. WILSON PONTIAC. NC.
IA 5g25 4 Gs; ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
on faaSi 81 s-cyi. star chieitsin
:. and b.. power brakes; neT-eaf
warranty; $1,000. ARCADE pom
a-s56o; also 1850 i4th st. NV.
s 'Ss chief..in g. de lSs.
SssslnMa :. Eydra ,i ssd f nj N 3
beautiful let black finish. salesman's
WILSON PONTIAC. INC. 1925 GO.
ave-, Silver Spring, Md. JU. 9-lSls.
PONTIAC 1858, cow. auto. drive;
r. and h.: by orig. owner; 1000
mi; must sacri. for quick sale;
$500 or best ofier. To. 2-SS67.
's2 convertible VS.,
wonderful buy at si.iS7. JACK
PRY. l4th and Pa. ave. sc.
sTUDEBAKER '52 Commander VS.
4-dr.; loaded. with extras. incl. over
drive. r. and h., seat covers. 2 l.
miiease, looks ike new throushout.
This Is steal at only $S95:
FRANK SMALL, Jr.. INC, 173o
Good Hope I'd. Sc. Lu. $500.
srUDEBAKER SO champion z.dr.
sedan to nv tires cl isas covers ssSs.
AMERICAN s SERVICE CENTER, SsS
N. Glebe I'd, Arl.. Va. IA. 7-1522-
s TRfnE fSSsks;ER "a Demonstrators
sedan Y s ns5S TOP ssgc end tat AmrF%
I'd. All. va, IA. 7-7722. Open
ssT STsbinBsSxER so s-door; in excel.
cond. throughout; r. and h.. overdr.;
take $3.50. can arranEe easy terms nSs
sruDEBAKER so Champion: overdr..
r. and h. hill holder. two-tone
bus soaa beautiful cond'; s4s6. 20.
sgT IgUTEgAKER 81 Champion z.dr.
sedan; special for TODAY; full price
only Sb95. bank financing. ,OIHO
WILLIAMS. BUICK. 2001 Nichols
s aTei sisAR so champion 4-dr.
SERVICE CENTER, 5s5 N. olebs
rd., Arl., Va, ia. 7-7722. Open ewes.
yAuxHALL 1858. English make. 4
door sedan; excel como; access.;
used only by diplomat. Call wsdays.
Wills fsos sEErsrER 40 e-cyr 4 new
tires. new TOP: good cond,; $500.
WHY'S 1856 1881 station Wagon. 6.eeyl.
cyl. ail-metal body, two-tone green
and cream nm; equipped; VIII satis-
" most meticulous BUYERS; SIs1.
MILLER MOTOR CO.. 1910 T. J.
ave. ne, co; 6,s214. ea
w TreT! ssa Ss Aiso wigs Aif Ss and
cars and sta, wag. with factory war
renty. see our used WHY'S sta.
ways. and trucks. SLIGO MOTORS.
WHY'S Dealer. a62 Sligo ave-, Silver
Spring, Md ~. T-gOS0.
.TILLYS JEEPsTER 40; GOOD condi-
ti rive! n s4 .nd GSs $685. sHSs 'ife'.
TAXI, PLYMOUTH-2-WAY
RADIO; EXCEL. CONDI-
TON. 626 N. Y. AVE. NV.
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MOTORCYCLES

RNxv Roo-ee 1oSA twin-shaft drive 4
Mme9nsf,cent goad machine for the
ridar Tbo snnrec,ates the finest
AT S1So
EHiZZER--Excel cond.: saddle bags;
Lights; practically new. Si2o. 81 81. o
RSYpIivnnvrnsoN ,xa IA ~ :.
snceIient enna sO;, miies. S5S0i
easS sSaS W.rses az. w IA
3-6422. -25
INDIAN BRAVE 1853, an exception
ally clean lightweieht. or. 4-S472.
1919 TRIUMPH TIGER 100.-Fast.
perfect cond., 1928 cash. 1917 44th,
pl SIC. -25
RIDE TO-DAY A BSA--BSA cham
pion motorcycles of the year; many
models to choose from; Road Rock.
Ell Shooting Star: Golden Flash AND
others t;ood used machines parts
and repairs accessories trades ena
terms BLALOCk CYCLE Co. SLY
Ga. ave Silver Spring
hAnLE t-DhvlDsyN-1Usa On;s.
SEoV. 4S1o EmeIson st.' nsa.ssssiie,
NO. 0N; 4oss4393; ., ,s,tso,,
n.g; tsov iS;ocS SAeei, su .e.sn.s aiiy
o;iuO MI SlsS Sas1, eASeps W Ell
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., any siins t Sas9rony;;o go, ears,-
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Excellent so co mGoni 500 Or best
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TRucKs FoR SALE icon.l. j

WILLYs so Teton panel; i owner;
F-head engine: $495. Also 40 "a
ton Chev; pickup. red. to S245.
SLIGO MOTORS. WHY'S Dealer,
g82 sligo ave, 8. s.. Nd. JU. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-24

"a STREAMLITE, THIS
TRAILER is BRAND
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WEEK END; ALL MOD:
IS FT.; / BEDROOM;
SMALL DOWN PAY
MENT, BALANCE FOR
48 MONTH S; COME
OUT AND SEE THIS
BEAUTIFUL TRAILER.
COLLIE TRAILER
SALES, JESSUP, Md,
PA. 1892.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
FORD 1852 dump; one owner, good
condition; $780, BILL. 10. 2-S4SS.
PACKAGE DELIVERY TRUCKS -

FORD 1852 dump; one owner, good
condition; $780, BILL. 10. 2-84SS.
PACKAGE DELIVERY TRUCKS -
1851 Dodge 9Ia-ft. forward control
very clean; sos down. 1,iS5. 1851
Ford IS" vanette A-ton: very clean:
paint your color; sos down, 81 ,195
lMANDELL CHEVROLET. 224I
FORD 81 s.o.e;: 12-ft; stake body;
s esa 3d. s slss o. L. g u.s.
CHEv. AS, M-ton sedan delivery:
JAcoB HARRIS. lis 5. Capitol S.,
MOVING VANS for sale. Cali 81.
FORD so M-ton pickup with C
cred body: excel. cond.; like new: g.
ply tires. radio and heater: S525.
P0 2-2447 or Pc. 2-6Sl5. --25
WHY'S '4s; excel, cond.; bargain
S295. La. 6-4945. -25
f sSea ed 5sf9 ssss son ca. SiefHHHR 1888
FORD .5s panel; Fordomatic drive;
best offer. CIR. 3-035S. --25
FORD 1914 lla-ton 12-ft. fiatbed
truck 6t,sl go 1 so Rsla $3.50 or best
CHEVROLET So h-ton pickup truck
Actual mileage, $4,000. Guarar-
teed ike new. S955: See to appre-
ciate at BOWIE SHELL SERVICE
2 Bowie. Nd, or call CIR. 1922.
FORD so s4-ton pickup: reas. I'LL
INTiiEsRsNiilACTTi6NxL ss-ton pickup: new
mud-grip tires, new paint, mech
perfect. $155. IA. $4,000, Ext. 197
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-24
SPECTAT.

chev. 81 11s-ton with loft. stake
body; $4,000 actual miles: excel
paint, good tires, all lights necessary
to pass D. C. inspection. This truck
is especially useful for warehouse
deliveries. trash removal, small
nurseries. plumbers and genera
overall bulk hauling: 2 truck IN TIL:
seldom seen on the used-truck mar.
ket. For inspection and demonstra.
ton, call DIR. Graham. Ia. $4,000
HANDLEY-FORD.6 1928 Ga. ave. NV
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GARAGES

SIS MASS. AVE. NV, $25 month
HARRISON & ADAMS. Ma. S-S30S,
VIC, DUPONT CIRCLE. rear 1880
18th n;w;-2-car brick garage. $50.
NICE GARAGE for rent; reasonable
rate: CAL RA. 6.0475. -25
DOWNTOWN-S20 month; rear oil
1927 Z ST.. NV. Call BELFIORE
, ss4;. A RI; III 11S6s Rn NV r..- 3 S55so
Ontario pl.-Dble., dry, brick ga
rage. for storage; SIS. RIA. 6-2036
18th AND NEWTON ST. NV, rear
3429 14th st.--storage. $12. RIA.
eosTS0SRSYi DOUBLE GARAGE. IRE
proof, suitable for the handy man.
Beer sI.s 312 10th st. Sc; $50. 10.
GAS i4th ST. NV, mr.. walter
Reed Hospital-Heated gar, S12 SO
mo. Call MRS. O'BRYAN. res. mgr.
RA. 3-2649 or ia. $4,000. I'D
BRICK Lear GARAGE FOR RENT,
rear 300 Rodman st. NV. 81 per
month. EN-. 2-9222. -16
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SEVERAL GARAGES
In downtown area; SO month and
Up. depending upon size..
FRED A SMITH CO.
1113 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24S9
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FORD '53 Ranch Wagon; low mile.
a aEs snd M 81 owner IS s q ;sss

FORD 81 Custom VS. Fordor; Gus
tomized throughout, equip. with r.
and h., seat covers, overdrive, Wv.
tires. etc. Beaut, sandstone I'm.
ish. This is our super special at
$685. full price. FRANK SMALL.
LU. $500. --25
FORD 81 Custom VS. conv. sports
mans; green with black top. r. and
h., turn signals, Wv. tires and
other extras. This Is bargain
with our 9 mos. warranty at only
173f Good Hope I'd. NE. LU. T.
300 -25
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GARAGE, COMMERCIAL, $50
WALTER A. BROWN
101S Vermont Ave. Ma. S-I652
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ANGLIA so: h. low mil. irnmac.;
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