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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-06

Shout how The month will loud acclaim
Take up the cry and send it forth
May Breathing sweet her Spring perfumes
Navcmberl laundering from the North
With Hands appraised SIS wltls one voice
Tney tom thelf notes in Grand accofd
Han ID December say they all
1t kaye ID Us our Christ the lord
- K Hoyt
The end Of the year is upon 4s. Decem-
Der list month-and the tenth month in
the ancient Roman calendar-is the closing
stanzt ol i record year Of prosperity, 1866.
10 Americans, December means many
things. though recently they recall Deem
Der 9Th. l94l. They think of Christmas, the
years greatest religious observance, which
brings holidays to millions Of school and
college students everywhere, as the climax
Of tho year and often Of the Winter season.
10 Americans, December is the birth
day anniHer AIRY month of Martin Van Bur
en-, WHO was born II Undertook, n. Y, on
December . 1882 the month that Presi-
dent Wilson arrived in France, in 1918 the
month IN which George Washington the
Father of his Country died. on December
II, 1890 the month of the Boston Tea
Party, which occurred on December 1G
l773 the month IN which the Wright
Brothers first flew at Kitty HaWk. n. G.,
on December II. 1908 the month in which
the battle of Trenton, n ] occurred, when
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-06

relatively small
Premium Rates and Earnings
The long. unbroken dividend re
cord Of these stocks through per-
iods of good times. depresslons.
wars, great fires. and other ma
tionAl disasters appeals 20 me
This certainly attests 10 tile
souuhness OF the insurance bus !
ness as wen as 70 the sounjness
OF the individual companies. The
growth OF equity values ia in
surance stocks over the years is
evidence Of the need for ever
increasing amounts Of insurance
sold The increase IN population
could offset the unfaYorahle ef-
feet Of initiation.
Fire insurance rates are esta-
bllshfd by state regulatory bodies
on tie basis Of a continuing five
year average Of the loss expert
ence Rates are set SO that the
insurance industry AS a whole Is
able 10 make a fair return on the
bQsltleSs handled
Investment Trusts
fniurancc companies usually
haze the diversification and su-
pervlsory advantage Of invest
ment Trust or Mutual Funds. but
IN addition. nave the insurance
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-06

let f0r common stocEz---y W re-
commend companies because Of
the excess Of admitted asset book
values over current market values
Il the company shares even
though they must pay 20@c tax on
the income from their investments.
Further reasons are ~ In
addition 70 investment earnings
retained by tsle companies. net
earning on underw Fitlnss are
Usually plowed back into the busi-
ness, a. Good Insurance stocks
deserve 70 sell at time earnings
alto somewhat higher than is
Usual for other types Of coInpan-
les. and ~ The lag III premium
rate raises. insurance stocks are q
/ logical form Of post-lnflation in
zestnaent
Use Of Non Fiamable Materials
Great progress has oeen made IL
preventing loss Of life and pro-
/ perty since Mrs O'Leary's COW
/ kicked over the lantern and
burned Chicago to the ground !
/ The first step was the inventing
I Of q Fire Alarm System By John
+ n. Gamewell Of Newton. Mass He
was burned out In Chicago Re-
/ turning East, he Interested Bos-
+ ton in the fire alarm idea After
getting these municipal fire alarm
systems in the country's leading
cities. the fire chiefs turned their
attention 10 Sprinkler Systems
under the leadership Of George |.
F lockwood Of Worcester, Mass,
1f which company VIM J Carroll
| nov President
As statistics we're beginning TO
nov that almost as many were
| )elng killed by automobiles with
corresponding losses to Insurance
/ Companies as By fires the Game
veil laboratories worked upon
raffic lights with factories at
/ Moline. Ill they. under the lead
rshlp Of Matthew Porosky. are
pending millions TO reduce life
and accident losses from auto
/ mobile accidents Now the whole
army Of Fire Chiefs are urging
/ The increased use Of. nonflamnable
furniture and textiles with tie
+ hope Of preventing or stopping
ares at their source
Fire Losses Too High
+ Notwithstanding the marvellous
work that Cien Mgr Vincent d
! The National Board Of Fire IND
/ rprters Is doing 10 lesson fine
/ losses. these losses continue tc
limb The official statistics show
hat over 26es Of the fires re-
/ 1orted from known causes are
/ believed TO bo due To smoking anc
matches INNS Board has a tre-
/ nendO9s uphil task to compete
with the cigarette advertising
/ without interfering with thi'
/ advertising the Fire Insurance
| Companies ahould supply the
/ Board an equal amount Of money
to spend on newspapers advertis-
ing TO PREVENT FIRES. IA thf
/ tobacco people spend on adyertis-
| ing When the insurance com
/ oanies provide such funds yol
viii sea the lire losses per home
! begin to decline The above hope
J is another reason Why l am bull
/ lish on good fire and accident iii
surance stocks for the longpulI
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-06
Double Check

The opening Of the Dark Fired
Tobacco Market puts new fare
value on The American Dollar
Faimville sells $50 thousand at :
$50 average with The widest range
Of prices ever seen before IS
to $40. With the farmers believing
that the odds are agin them As
always.
VALC asks for more Judges OF
Courts Of record TO help handle
the ever increasing load Of litiea-
ton that has no end always
make 1t bigger More laws We
nave the more violations.
IN the Nations great hook
~ Of political pot boiling, it's
Praise the Lord and pass the am
munition, as COP spellbinders
lash out In denial Of charges made
by Democrats and around she
7oes and where she stops nobody
knows IT'S a long way to tile first
convention and If you folks fol-
10y the news you may learn
-omething about the guys who
will be put up to get your vote In
the coming National election
Most voters like to pick first and
then defend the guy they pick
and always vote their prejudice
and be forever sorry
There is lot to be learned and
it is high time We get taught. We
find that Is the great One World
affairs East is still East and West
r. West ana no doubt viii re-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-06

r Z Miner and son Fion Of
Richmond. Mrs hasSle Smith. Of
near Washington. Mrs. CAROLYN
Colun. Of Culpeper. Mrs A. d.
Jones and daughters. Doris An
ME. and sons. Jimmy and joe,
and Brenda Keller. also Rev and
Mrs. Gillian. OF Arvonia.
Many hunters have been seen
around herr About nine deer
we're killed Monday Other small
game have been bagged. too
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-06
Trents Mill

Mrs 10y OWnby had the mis-
fortune TO fall against cement
steps recently She bruised her
face and sprained her arm We
Rlsh her a speedy recovery.
Rev and Mrs Wesley Bryan
have been here several days visit
ing relatives and friends Rev. Mr..
Bryan preached here November
20 at both services, He is pastor
Of a church III Missouri.
Recent visitors in the Jones
home were Miss Gay Gillian. Mrs
A j. McFall. 0! Palmyra. Mrs
Wesley Bryan. OF Missouri Mrs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-06
Decorating Encl5-
PAY TOWN TAXES NOW TO AVOID PENALTY

Q farm Tor il
ind coe lsn "a
ii tLr Nterv uexnclr orn
ofcoone Beuoe eo~s HI aerel
tn no.n o nQt that ar
tn
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-06

main 50 What - 4 ike to SEE IS
North Stay North ana let as here
In the South stay South ideas
management and ali,
n. Overton Foster OF Rich
mond. vas a most welcome visitor
here lecentl5
Watch the State CAPITOL in
Richmond Somlns doing
Thanks FOR reading. Yours.
Yours ] MARVIN BROWN
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-06
Amend Section al

And other safeguards will be thrown about
the appropriations Of public funds.
In order to maintain an efficient system
Of schools and to provide educational OPP
portunities for all citizens the Section 14l
must be amended. Referendum on the issue
viii be held January g. when the electorate
wifi determine whether or not the Consti-
tutiona Convention viii be held. This i
the first step.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-06

although lhese stocks may decline
9th the general market Finally
the Insurance Business is basl-
cally a Christian cooperative en-
terpfise where the fortunate PEG
pie club together to help the I'M
fortunate In CASE Of fire. accident.
81 death
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AUToMoBILIs FoR SAN

PONTIAC '53 chieftain de luxe ..
door; !. and h.. HYDRA. Wv. tires.
when you can buy good used car
so cheaply, why deprive yourself
the pleasure Of owning this hand
some auto: Economy operation.
i ~ riSnE , comfort a,sn and i.sSr
allowance. Priced 81 emily si.Sa5.
coAsT-M PONTIAC. 407 Pa ave.
PoNriIac Z is5s chiettain de luxe IS"
5,dr; .E.,! and ,, 3: Hydra; .to nS
sTuDEBAKER is4s Champion club
coupe; oyerdr. heater: clean: best
s 9IIs5 NJ; 1.' AZ chsmp,on; =. and
sTU aSi sieE loss sc champion hard
TOP: r and H.. Cd: 2-tone cream
eyess blue , lev n,lies sETsiinra9g yKnEsF
sTGS S es2EFs as iSs, "a land 1 clai:.r =
sack: + a1 orn S:i 81 ssss sow SN
sTuDEnAKER, 7soo GEORGIA ave.
s FL slliHE 1858 Land. cruiser
4:doo5; =. and h; At. Wv; tires;
rs $500 i soaMSs sl''' srS SDRfL H.
$500 Georgia ave. RA. 6-llao. -
sTUDEBAKER ls4s Champ. CONVEX
tibie; I. and h; 3D.: fun leather
Interior: dark green; . ssSS. BOW.
s arei "a saa lsT 81 starlight VS.
SIcoRS MoISosss, $3.50 Lee hwy.
sffUDE8AkER V2 ss Champion Sara
Regularly ssraEsd; 5000 s , PANT :.;s I'm:
sos: nvt. owner. OIL. a-116,. -
sTuDEBAKER 1850 4-dr. Champ:
T. and h.; cd. turn sts., 8. coyersi
good tires; very clean; purchAsed
new car; s425 or best offer. TE.
sTu6sRaKER 80 Champion . and
cars from Ssa5. BOWMAN sTUpE-
BAKER, 1900 oeoreia ave-. "a.
sGTdhp5ERAKER 81 Land Cruiser 4-dr..
or,. and black s aS Sspy ' ioR mileage. SCI
owner: SSaS. BOWMAN sTunE.
BAKER, 1900 oeorsia ave-, "A.
sgT ri 1880 Champion cdr:
excel sn e sSSr R 10y %lsas sse, o Ss
IsTUDERAKER 40 Champion eonyi
oyerdr.. hill holder. etc; 1895; So
down; inspection guar. ct no cost
to you. Seryiceman financed.
SToHLMAN. AID. 2-s722, 9-6 pm.
yoLKswAGE 1859, s75o. MCLEAN
MOTORS, INC. lo47 slst St, nsw.'
vsoTL.Kss is1asEN SO sedan; low mile
age, $3.50; guaranteed. JACK PRYs
Ltd, Distributor, 14th and p st.
WILLYS last so station wagon 81
cd, h.; motor compl. oyerhauled:
good tires; 1878 or best offer. BY
OWNER. WE. 5-6l67. .
WILLYS '53 Aero Ace Custom g"
2.dr. sedan: excellent eond.: 10000
mi; beaut. green; $3.50. NO. 7-ogo3
w Vii Pm: 80 wilSsi
good motor for inboard or car, 2
sets OF wheels for trailer; all parts
reasonable Call JE. 2-o692.. %
owner; 81 .095. BOWMAN sTuDE-
BAKER. 1900 GEORGIA ave. "a.
WILLIS 1851 station wason. Excel.
lent condition. Low niilease, II.
Q.u0hH -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-08
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE.

MERCURY '4s cow; new top. r. and
b. w.-W. tires Special At sos.
ACORN MOTORS 1920 Lee hgy..
|aAkER1;ci55EYs i e Monterey a-dr.; g..
AiERCEDES-BENz 1912 SEQ 4-door
cow: z tires. new. tubes; new wiz
inS; Sysrda Fiye:a z s5 classic; must sSsli.
' fully equipped. si.5SS or best oiisr.
Leaving country. IA. $3.50. -
MERCURY '53 Monterey convertible;
horizon blue finish; equipped with
radio, heater, Merc-o- Matte, electric
tires; priced. reasonable for the
CAPITOL cADiELAC-o LDSMoBILE
CO.. 1922 22nd st. NV. tsT. $4,000.
MERCURY '4s 4-dr. sed.; r. and h..
3D.; nigh compression h.ps heads
MhE SSS SSa ieS 00 2.df - r. and h.; one
owner; excel. cond.; must sell; $3.50.
win drive 1t to you. LU. 2-12a7.
N. G.s-7 to choose from. from
SSg5 JACK PRY. 14th and 2
ssaSaagssd: owner must sell. Wo.
M H0 MARK II 1864: exceptional con.
ditioni sale price. S1,095. Large
selection Of one-owneI used NC,
MORRIS MINOR. AUSTIN AND
HEFFx A s9Ts q nc ssis S Sfifss k nAM
s Ms's nv. sno North sHTsasn ses Branch a
saies once. 1910 1910 King ST.. Alex
NJ. G.. 10. late '53; black with red
leather; perfect condition. low mi;
never raced. MD. owner; S1,2Sb.
M. d. Marx il 1859: exeept,onsl con.
dition: sale price, $1,095. Large
MORRIS MINOR. AUSTIN AND
HENRY J cars Of sale prices. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO Est. 1910. Kaiser,
s M,y nw anS NO 0 7aoo s' BsaneR sales
efice; 1910 King st.. Alex. Va.
NASH 40 Super Ambassador sedan;
r. and h.. !overdrive; only $3.50 full
price. bank financing. WILLIAMS.
NASH aa i 1881 Ai N ass; 4-door: ra-
ton fEi i owner. ia. s-6oiS. III
NASH 1851 Statesman Custom 4-df.;
Hydra. Z. and h.; II 900 actual
miles; 2-tone green finish; immacl-
late interior THIS onslSTne r car y.l y
SOS. BELL MOTORS. 500 Wis.
NASH so statesmen. several to choose
from, al COMPLETELY recond;, with
s HGns sSsr than ysl Esa Sasa A.
LiNGTON CORP. Indoor showroom,
2Ol5 n. Moore st., Arlington Cross
lyn. Val, IA. 5000. 3
NASH '52 RampseE Country Club:
ivory Caribbean blue finish: new
R RS su. ssas ssssss s salP9sd
i fIRe on c ssi f indoor sSsA
2015 n. Moore St.. Arlington tRoss-
N IKE; Vel "a st.t sssose. 4.dr sedan.
mileage; i-owner car: We. reciin-
ing seats with beds, cd, economy
at 81. o95: NASH ARLINGTON
CORP indoor showroom. 2o1S y.
More Sk s.s al Arlington 'Rossisn' Vs.
NASH ~ s-dr.; r. and h.; in eood
condition; s2l5; no R. /. ave. ne,
o H6i aalSBsfizk ,s47 4-dr. sedan mie ex-
Sellent condition; reasonable. AD.
oLDsMoBiLE 1858 Super "ss" Holi-
day coupe: Hydra. radio and heater,
power steering. Wv. tires; I owner,
written guarantee; 81 1915. PAUL
BROS. (OLDs.l. Wis. ave. and Eli
colt Ct. NV, KE. 7-13oS. Open
o da,lH III & 1854 super "ss=: i iik.
new; 2-tone blue and white; no
oIbsMoSfL hi = 10 assS; fully equip;
r. and h.. Wv. tires, seat covers.
etc: leaving country; $3.50. KE.
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TRUCKS FoR SALE

FORD ,5s panel; Ford trans: sl.14o.
Gan IA s-S399, weekdays; SUM-
|sTUDEBAKER 81 h-ton pickup; r.
am and III r.; very sood condition. Ess-
CHEVROLET so acton pickup; new
. real buy for real low price, S529.,
Call Mr.. Graham. ia. $4,000.
HANDLEY-FoRD. 6323 Ca. ave.
NV, ia. 9-s4l6. La
CHEVROLET 81 aston panel, new
paint and tires. eng. runs like new.
Before you buy Q panel, you owe
II to Yourself TO come in and see
IA. $4,000. HANDLEY- FORD. 6323
Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-s416. Ia
CHEVROLET $50 pickup: heater and
cond.: ss95. GRADY's. Lincoln
Ma. S OF. 1900. "''' ave-" 10 eSn''
FORD 81 F-6: 15s-in. wheel base.
2-speed rear axle, 4-speed transm t.
new paint. good tires, rebuilt eng.
suitable for almost any type body.
Priced to sell. $795. Call Nj.
s e 1898 Ga. ave. NV. ia, g.
FORD $50 Delivery sedan: excel. tires,
runs and looks like new; less than
1000 miles. Call for demonstration.
Priced to sell. $685.. Call Mr.,
Grahsm. Ia. 9-6O6O. HANDLEY-
FORD. 1928 Ga. ave. NV. ia. g.
S416. la
CHEVROLET '53 h.ton panel truck;
low mileage. exceptionally clean.
$3.50 and take over payments. Po.
FoRDE ''i5a F-e; 1so.in. wheel base,
cab and chassis, 4-speed transmits
sion. power take-od unit. 2.speed
rear axle, good tires. low miles, new
paint. mech. sound. One Of the best
buys. In town. II this truck was
worth less. ] would price Il for less,
IAN cs ~ R6br'hsssas,s rA Ca a-s9 sse
,,G V. IA. 9ss4l6,, --13
ssss condition: ssaS. es shs' ws sias.
INTERNATIONAL .5s h.ton pickup s
s SSSy ntF s sSw sre sSc sfce az. PAINT 81
IA. a-so86. AANDIEY.FoRp.~ s5ss
Ca. ave. NV, IA. .9-s418. lis
sond.; pvt. owner; $3.50. Also 81
r FSod c ssS s :.sEs' w Rfy 557o snsns
CHEVROfET 81 ps.ton pickup. All
accessories. owner viii sell or trade.
Call Parkway 5-2d11 after 9 pm.
INTERNATIONAL 1850 'L1eo" series
scn Sn R s IN ai2 2-i Ell nearer i RS0o
MACK 1949 LTD Diesel tractor;
engine recently reconditioned: good
rubber: working everyday, 1124
Florida ave. ne; Ii. 3-6400. %
GMC 1880 4M-yd. dump truck. In
best possible condition. Sacrifice for
cfi sSp iii f-Y issS sedan delivery: s IN
ttp-top condition. 1925 or best offer.
rN MI le4e ts,. panel
trucks; good condition: newly
Blue: good ruSber: sS7S each Taken
out OF service only for replacement
EVENING STAR GARAGE. sal ind
CHEvRoIHEsTs 30 J SS De LUXE I-ton
pickup; excellent condition, equipped.
Win sell for best offer. Hillsboro,
PONTIAC 40 80 sedan delivery; excel.
cond heater: by OWNER. $500 or
best offer. WE. 5.6l67.. 20 j.
wheels; q sturdy buy: $795. ARCADE
fPosNS 3IdA III, idaa al ITyinE . & nv. AD
PoNTiAc 80 sedan delivery: s Cyl
tnder: real clean car. Sg05.' Ar
CADE PONTIAC, 1897 Irving st. n. W.,
AID. 4-S50G. also 3460 14th st! NV.
RA, 3-Q6TQ tsAI .-11lst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-08
BOATS

ENGINE-chrysler Ms, l41 h.p., g.
cyl. marine engine; Just. had top
overhauled: In excel. cond.: now In
22-ft. mahog. open boat; engine and
boat. $500. so. 5-4665. -
CHRIS CRAFT-23-ft. fast express
cruiser: mahog.; sleeps 2; 115-h,p.
engine; many extras. S2.275. DE.
2-6270. -
lO-H.P. MOTOR '53 Martin. excel.
condition, Sl25. Ii. 3-46S2. 8
CABIN CRUISER. "a IT,; needs re-
pairs: $500 or best offer. See
CHARLES KING at Corinthian
Yacht Club. %
CHRYsLER Crown marine engine;
sood condition. 2h-l reduction
gear: Shady Oaks Marina. West
River. Nd. Tel. West River COOL.
BOAT BUILDING AND REPAIRS
Canvas. marine plywood. anchor
fast nails, Eyerdur screws. w. H.
(BILLl JENKINS, 500 Maine ave.
s.w. MA. S-l3l6. %
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AUToMoBhEs FOR SALE

AUSTIN HEALEY 1854; cream with
red top and upholstery: loo miles;
AUSTIN HEALEY 1855 "100'': brand.
new; variety of coiors: .S2,9S5 de-
livered completes; includes heater.
defroster, signal hghts; many other
extras Visit showroom or cali for
demonstrs ton. MANHATTAN AUTO
lest 1910 Kaiser, WHY'S and for
eign cars 18th at R SITS. NV. NO.
7-2700.. Branch. sales-ofice. 1910
King st., Alex, Va. XII. $685..
BUICK 1949 2-dr. sedanette; Dyna-
now. hydraulic liiters, T. and h.;
BUICK 81 Roadmaster 4-door: radio,
heater. Dynaflow; shiny let black !;
seat covers: one.owner car; SPECIAL
Irving st, NV. AID. 4-S5O0; also
3460 18th st. NV, RIA. 10000.
BUICK 1851 Special 2-dr. sedan;
black; r, and h., Sc; one owner;
car in perfect cond; $1,O45.
70. 4-5036. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-08

PRIVATE PARTY desires late model
SsaT,i p srrssi,es5a Buick or olds. White
WANTED 50 Chevrolet. ls-ton
panel, or newer model. win pay IN
to S05e, Must have low miiease
OWNER OPERATED TRUCKS wanted
to haul cinder block and brick. tn
"-bG4s, --fa
SOUTHERN DEALER, in town fh,s.
week. will pay cash for all makes
and model cars, Can Ia 9-4SOI,
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41-FT. LIBERTY
This beautiful, 1862 1-bedroom mobile
home is in ~neW-trailer condition;
full sized house-type tub and flush
type. toilet: must be seen TO be ap-
preciated.
PRICE. S3.695
American Trailer Co., 1880 Baltimore
Blvd. WE. 5-5035 IS
eft. GREAT LAKES
Start the New Year on with the new
1855 Great Lakes. Featuring the
knotty pine kitchen and the sliding
screened doors. This Is really q
beautiful mobile home and Q home
that you will be proud Of.
American Trailer Co, 1880 Baltimore
Blvd, WE. 5-5035 Is
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AuToMoTIyE MISCELLANEOUS

CADILLAC MOTOR 1916; complete
with all accessories and HYDRA
Matte. peri. cond. $3.50. Also " Race
Cam for Alp as Cadillac, $50.
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MONEY WANTED

FIRST MORTGAGE money wanted
on new 2 and s bedroom brick
homes with "a acre of land or more.
JOHN BURDOFT, 1878 Colesville
I'd. Silver Spring. Md. Call Ever
green 4-3846, Ia
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS needs long
term financing. Able TO pay eee in
terest forl any amount up to $10,-
600, Ample security to protect your
Investment. Box 26O-R, Star. LA
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TRAILEas
1881, 3f-ft. Richardson. 9 bedrms.,
bath: reasonable. Call IA. 5-t3S2.

1881, 31-ft. Richardson. 2 bedrms.,
bath: reasonable. Call IA. 5-t3S2.
aI|}' nj O as' I'LL falH''s sd S SSs
HOUSE TRAILER. good condition:
sleeps 4: apt.-sise range, Sas heat;
1T1RssaifHha Es rA Sseo. 5000 iHRe ssSl
Mr. Ngrth ws ayi;i Hladen'6ars' Md: See
20-FT. HOUSE TRAILER. excellent
condition. good tires; perfect for
beach q construction once must
NEW CONTINENTAL DE LUKE, 2sh
it., never used; will sacrifice. $3.50,
and take over payments of $50 mo.
call Mr.. GOOD. OIL. .4-00ll. 10
1854 LAMBDA. 80 IT,; cost S6. 900
VAN. Temple Trailer Village. T,27,
'ISS PIck .g.n BEG trailer. tI,sl -. s1,q a
L an, "a i sis ss IT,, . bedrooms ns
with hunks; fully equipped. In ex.
cellent condition; reas. WOODLEY
HILLS TR. CT. Alex. Va. Lot 92.
1893 MOBILE CRUISER. 40 t.: 2
nedrms., bunk beds, sleeps q: tub
shower. equip. kitchen, Wv. carpet
ing, alum. awnings; S3.295. Lot
B31. 1850 Hwy. No. 1, 3 mi. 8. Of
AL Hsx sT IA 7 d4iTiT ~ rRs sf NJ
ton cap. Aft. wide. FIT. long. s.
~ Gihar On 9Th
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'55 FORDS GALORE

New-car title and new-car service
policy; low down payment, bank
financing, with 80 months to pay;
substantial reduction on all models
Open nights and Sundays. AP-
PROVED AUTOS, 5000 Rigss I'd,
HA 1-37T7 p
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GARAGES

GARAGE, 5oS50, in the rear Of 612
Hst. NV. $40, HALL g. BRO, II.
LEASE or RESr-wel-iocated heavy
maintenanee facilities; completely
equipped for all maintenance. incl.
painting plus storaee and desirable
aforementioned once space; excellent
l ss. Sin f owsns, Hs 'S GRAY ci line E.
90 Hanover pl. NV, D1, 10000
NEAR UNION STATION. NE4-,Brick.
concrete floor, electricity. reason-
SCOTT CiRCLE--Spaee for 4 car in
doutle-oaru sarase; &l7 o month.
1922 MASSACHUSETTS, ave. NV. ia
SINGLE GARAGE FOR RENT, 36I8
18Th st. n.wY reasonable. GO.
HEATED GARAGE EoR RENT, at
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AVIATION

1886 ERCoUPE. TT 500 hrs: metal
wings new glass all around; fresh
license: $l,b50 cash.! AP. 7-5022.
1850 sTINsoN Low TIME MARCO
1915 sTINsoN STATION WAGON,
TRI PACER-FULLY EQUIPT.
VAGABOND--PAN TS--LOW TINE.
PIPER J 3-REcoVERED RECENT
BEECH BONANZA - JUST RELI-
CENSED.
CoNTINRNTAL--s5 HP. STARTER
AND GENERATOR.
BRINCKERHOFF FLYING SERVICE
COLLEGE PARK. MD. o.
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GARAGES
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

stsxstkxls, concrete floor. siidins
overhead drs., several avail. $500
blk. 18th at. OIL. 10000. 30
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CASH m ONE DAY-second and
third trust loans. Also frst trusts
and payments Lowered, * 3-7l44;
ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too high??7 Money loaned on LIST
or 2nd trusts, on terms TO suit your
budget. Loans made In .. c., Nd.
and Va, Low interest rate. Can Mr.
FREEDMAN. WASHINGTON Loan q
Trust Bldg, 300 p st. NV. RIM.
s07. tel. RE. 7-1525.
1st, end. 3rd TRUST LOANS. ar
RANGED IN your home: easy terms
Mr. ROTH. pL 1911.
MONEY ON 2na TRUsT-We vii
buy 2nd-trust notes, d. c. nearby
Nd. or Va, reasonable rates: NA-
TIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT CORR. 1912 n. Z. ave. r.WA
FTiksl ANT SECOND Trust LOANS,
BARTOW REALTY CO., Realtors,
1881 O st NV. NE. $3.50.
End TRUST MONEY
M. <. STONE EN-. 3-1603
ePOT CASH FOR End TRUSTS
SjaG 10 4Ss DISCOUNTS
Mr.. QUICK, 10. 1856
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trust NoTEs FoR SALE

sECoND-TRUsT NOTE. S4.1oo;
Seasoned 10 mos; sacrifice for
$4,000. RIA. 3-2577. %
5000 2nd-TRUsT NOTE. payable
SIS per mo-; 2-apt. commercial
property. no. 2-7957, DU. 7-ssl2.
SECOND TRUST. $3.50. payable
5000 mo-. 6st; good maker 81.
SEVERAL SMALL 3-YEAR TRUSTS
100 discount. tn. 2-2s0o. --e
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FORD ,53 panel; Ford trans: Si;149.
Call IA. $500, weekdays; Sun,
OR. 3-035S. IA
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FORD 81 F-6: 15s.in. wheel base.
new paint, good tires, rebuilt eng.
Suitable for almost any type body.
Priced to sell. S795. Call Nj.
Graham. ia. $4,000. HANDLEY.
FORD. 1898 Ga. ave. NV. Ia g.