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The Nome nugget., 1955-12-12
Racial Controversy Raised in Junior Colleges IntersectiOnal Games

PASADENA, Calif., R-T h e 10th annual Junior Rose Bowl football game between favored Compton of California and Jones of Mississippi promised to provide another interesting chapter in this series of international games be- tween leading junior colleges.
 Saturdays game in the famed Rose Bowl was the first in which a racial controversy was raised, although the list of invited teams in the past included junior college teams from Little Rock, Ark, Kill gore and Tyler, Tex, and Gamer on, Bacone and Northeast of Okla homa.
 There were Negro players on virtually all the California host teams, including Compton, Long Beach, Pasadena and others.
 Protests were stirred up in Mis sissippi by the acceptance of Jones of Ellsville, Miss, to play Comp ton, which has eight Negroes on its squad.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-12
Former POW Calls For Use of Chinese Reds as A-BOmb Test Guinea Pigs

FORT LEWIS, tR-A former prisoner of war, iii an emotional outburSt on the witness stand, Fri day advocated that North Korean and Chinese Communists be used as human guinea pigs in atom bomb tests.
 Ut. Jefferson D. Erwin, called as a defense witness in the collabor- atiOn trial of It. Col. Paul NJ. Lilies, told an Army court he would not consider 1t an atrocity.
 Erwin, who. was acquitted of collaboration charges here last August, said:
 T think it. Would be a good thing. Kill them all"
 Lilies is charged with collabor- ating with his Communist captorS in North Korea and refusing to take command of American POWs at a camp in which he was the senior American officer.
 Two otber witnesses called to the stand in defense of Lilies testi- fled the Communists instructed prisoners to disregard military rank and to take only from leaders appointed by the Communists.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-12
CAP Mission is Training Youth for Aviation Jobs

WASHINGTON, Secretary of>the Air Force Quarles said Sat urday he thinks the important mission of the Civil Air Patrol is the training of young people for aviation careers
 In an address prepared for a CAP leadership conference, Sec. Quarles placed the CAPS "pro- gram of. air age education" ahead of it's wartime role of flying aid to stricken areas and furnishing air support for civil defense.
 By interesting youth in aviation, the secretary said, the CAP is "helping the Air Force and the na- tion to maintain its deterrent strength"
 Quarles called for a ten-fold increase in the number of high schools-noW 200-offering avia- tion courses in collaboration with CAP squadrons. And he urged re- doubled efforts to reach a goal of 100000 CAP Cadets.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-12

The next scheduled games are for Friday night, Dec. 16. The game of the season, between the red-hot Hornets and the up-and- at-'em Merchants, will start at 7:30 and the Nanooks take on the Signaliers at 8:45.
 The Nome High Girls meet the Alumnae Girls Wednesday. night, Dec. 16, and the Nome Nanooks Junior Varsity get their first taste of court combat against the Air Force second team. Plenty of ac- ton is in store.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-12
Big Crowd Enjoys The Roof Garden Despite Blizzard


 The traditional blinding bliz- bard heralded the 47th annual Roof Garden Saturday night with snoWdrifts piling up. This. did not prevent, however, a capacity crowd from filling the school aud itorium.
 The Roof Garden opened with an entertainment entitled "TV Show" Pioneer Broadcasting Sta- ton, with Russell Herman as an nouncer.
 Incoming president Pearse Walsh welcomed the guests and the Pio- neerS marched to the music of the school band under the directoin of Bob Heath.
 Although she didn't take cur tain call, Mrs. c. R. Jackson was responsible for the excellent pro- gram. She was ably assisted by MT. and Mrs. Russell Hermann and Robert Scott.
 The school band, which gets bigger and better each year under Robert Heath's direction, opened the program with a "Waltz Festi- val" This was followed by the High School Girls Chorus with ''The Bells of St. Mary's" directed by Mrs. w. Cameron.
 Band speciality groups included woodwind trio with Diane Lee, Charlene Hudgins, Dorothy Rus sell, and a brass trio with Peter and David Barber and Fritz Chambers.
 Vocal selections were by May bell Lenert with Romance" from The Desert Song and "One Alone and by Robert Heath with Gypsy John. Both were accompanied by Emily Boucher.
 For his encore Robert Heath sang the Alaska Flag" the new official song as adopted by the last legislature, introducing it to the Nome public for the first time.
 Comedy was provided by Phil lip Webb, son of MT. and Mrs Carl Webb, who did a football pantomime.
 Jim Ryan, AFRS announcer played a medley of old-fashioned tunes on the piano.
 The closing number was a sing ing group. with Janet Faires daughter of Mrs. c. R. Jackson with four boys from Nome Field: Bob Simpson, Bill Bryant, Tom Donald, Ken Epperly. They were accompanied by Diane Boucher and Airman Marvin Buckingham Commercials were in the form of clever skits and take-offs. on local businesses, with Lucy Eager strom, Boyd Harwood and Dewey Goodrich assisting. Dancing followed with Marvin Buckingham at the piano and Mary Lou Amarok on the drums
 The three giant nuggets were awarded to Mary Blattler, Carrie McLain, and the third will go to John Belobradich.
 Door prizes went to Olive Lar son, for the adults, and Ann Chambers for the children.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-12
N o T I C E

The Nome Common Council shall sit as a Board of Equaliza- tion. between the hours of 7:30 pm. and 8:30 pm. December l2. I3 and IA. 1855.
 Property holders have this op- portunitY to make adjustments in their Real and Personal Property assessments.
 Nome Common Council
 By Carrie M. McLain.
 City Clerk Publish Dec. g, 12, IA, 1855
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-12

Letter-Size File Folders For Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-12
Statistics On First Half Of Base-City Basketball League

The first Round Robin of the first half of the Base-City Basket ball Laegue ended with last Fri day nights game. Here are the ten top scorers:
 Bob Herman, Hornets ...... 93
 Tony Willoya, Hornets ......... 92
 Bill Vitcenda, Air Force ..... 69
 Pete Larsen, Merchants .. GA
 Bob Dunbar, Nanooks ......... 57
 Bob Ellis, ACS ............. 5
 Jim Hinson, Air Force -......... 42
 Clyde Nershak, Merchants N. 40
 Charles Paris, Air Force ". 39
 Willy Willoya, Nanooks ....... 37
 Statistics-Wise, its a hot race for honors. Tony Willoya holds the record for high points per game with 29. Bobby Herman is top man for total points scored this season with 93. Willoya is second with 92. Herman and Will oya are tied for first place in average points per game with 23. Bill Vitcenda of the Air Force is next with IT and the Merchants Pete Larsen. has Is. Bob Dunbar of the Nanooks it tied with Capt Ellis of the ACS with IA.
 Here are the team standings:
Evening star., 1955-09-25

CHEVY CHASE: Wisconsin and Western Aye Oliver 4-7600
Thursdays Fridays $50 9o other week do $50 to-
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Eisenhower 10 Attend
Photographers Party

President Eisenhower will be
honor guest of his "just one
more" picture takers at the an
nual White House News Pho
tographers' Association dinner
on March 10.
Cabinet members. Supreme
Court Justices and other high
Government officials viii attend
the affair in the Hotel Statler.
Andrew ]. May, general chair
man Of the dinner, said enter
tainers will include top Holly
wood stars sent by the Twentieth
Century-Fox Studio.
Mr.. Eisenhower win present
awards to winners In the associ-
atoms annual photo contest.
Prize pictures win be displayed
in the hotel during the dinner.
Anthony Muto, Fox Movietone
News bureau manager, will be
installed as association presi-
dent.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Two Convicted Of Forging
Narcotics Presentations

Two men were convicted yes
terday In Montgomery County
Circuit Court on charges Of forg.
ing narcotics prescriptions.
Russell r. Heaton. So. o Rock
vile trailer court resident and
father OF i've children, was con-
victed by q jury Of attempting
to obtain narcotics with q forged
prescription last April 26 ct the
Wheaton Pharmacy.
Anthony j. Vaccaro, AZ, Of
Miami. was convicted Of obtain
ing narcotics with q forged pre-
scription last April IL from
Peoples Drug Store In Wheaton.
Vaccaro asked for O new trial.
Chief Judge Charles w. Wood
ward delayed sentencing in both
cases.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Long investigation Seen
In Auto Bomb Murder
BY ths Assoeiassd Press

SAN ANGELO. Tex. Jan. 21.--
A lengthy investigation, pos
sibly of weeks duration. con-
fronted police today as they
sought the killer Of Mrs. Harry
E. Weaver.
Mrs. Weaver met almost in
Simultaneous death Wednesday
morning when she turned the
ignition switch of an automo-
bile.
Police said they did not have
enough evidence to make an ar
rest or face a grand jury.
Funeral services for Mrs.
Weaver, So. were to be held here
today at 2 pm. She was the
wife of an eminent architect,
geolcgist and palecntologist. and
the heiress daughter Of the late
Ralph Harris, q cattle and bank
ing baron
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Youth, f8, Girl, Is,
Convicted in Staying
OF Her Mother
BY ,hs A.sssies.d Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.-An l8-
year-old youth drew q death
chair verdict and his 15-year-old
former girl friend q possible life
term yesterday for the murder Of
her mother who interfered with
their passionate romance.
An all-male jury convicted
william Byers, and 170-pound
Theresa Gresh Of the murder Of
Mrs. Anna Gresh. 43, last March
a.
She was hammered and
stabbed and her body was
crammed into a kitchen tub in
her lower East Side apartment
and was covered with plaster of
paris.
Pair Called 'Animals.'
The teen age pair-called
passionate animals" by the
prosecution - then continued
their lovemaking and threw
parties for friends in an ad-
joining room.
The jury brought In its verdict
last night after celebrating
71a hours.
Byers was found guilty of
first-degree nurder-without q
recommendation Of mercy
which carries q mandatory
sentence of death in the electric
chair at Sing Sing Prison.
Theresa-the youngest girl
ever tried for her life in Man
haitian - was found guilty Of
second degree murder. The
maximum penalty is 20 years to
life in prison.
Appeal Is Mandatory.
Judge Jonah j. Goldstein will
impose sentences February 10.
He told the jurors he was sin
entire agreement" with their
verdicts.
Appeal Of a death sentence to
the Court, of Appeals, New York
States highest tribunal. is man
datory.
The prosecution declared in
summation at the 16-day trial
that the young lovers deliberately
plotted the murder Of Mrs. Gresh
after she twice surprised them,
demonstrated with them for their
conduct and opposed their an
nounced plans for marriage.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
New York FoIIs Heir
To 1884 Autos
BY Ire A.soeiated Prsss

NEW YoRK.-The city gov
eminent here Is in the automo-
bile selling business = mostly
jalopies.
It started 1855 with 434 aban-
doned cars to auction. A number
are found on the streets at this
time of year because the owners
decide they are not worth re-
registering.
Last year the city sold 1884
abandoned cars for a total of
s48.9i2-or an average Of less
than SIS each.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
Generals Resignation
Refused in ToyIor Cose
BY the Assoeiossd Press

SEOUL, Jan. 21.--Gen. Chung
IL Kwon. South Korean army
chief Of staff, submitted his
resignation because q ROK
major threatened American Gen.
Maxwell D. Taylor with q loaded
revolver. but President Syngman
Rhee refused to accept it. an
army source said today.
That is a custom III the Orient.
The major. kim Ki Ok, 81, was
found insane by a board OF ROK
and United States Army special
ISIS.
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DoATs tcsas.l

AUXILIARY, ei'x6lz,x2.. small cab.
In: new sails. IS rigeina. motor
well, CD in keel; PERI. cond.: $3.50.
West River 3g.2. 25s
loft. CRUISER. 'sousenir.'. twin
Chrysler engines: sleeps 5, foam
rubber mattresses, 2 toilets, shower.
auxiliary generator, hottie eas stove,
dinghy: newly rewired throughout,
hull Just painted: Corinthians Yacht
Club: $4,000. Contact steward.
Charley kins, or owner. KK. 7-i369.
Ii-Foor, double-eockpit, cupboard
rnnahout; never in water: secs.
STEEL CRAFT. 1850 express, 1854;
Gray Marine lI5. hull and equip.
like new, Sacrifice. u. 9-600A.
EMANcIPAToR EXPRESS CRUISER,
26-ft.; very fast; sleeps q. many
extras: sacrifice, $s.5U0. DE. q
i5-rT. RUNAsoUT. has winashisid,
steering; canvas cover; $3.50 cash.
cHRIs-cRAFT EXPRESS. si-f,. .se;
sleeps q: twin ensines. radio. phone,
every extra; new cond.: only $S,-
500. DE. s-627O. ---25
RADIO PHONE. model 225. Ray
Jefferson; 5 channels: complete.
$3.50. DE. $500. --25
BOAT. lishtweisht. factory built,
Pennyan, l4-ft.; cost Sa5g. asking
S265 or best offer: never used.
Trailer Gator. model a02: cost
SIa5. want $3.50. never used. IA.
2-7lS2. --25
CRUISER. j36-ft.. Q cabins: sleeps
4: head. galley, elee, lighta. run
ming water. chrysisr Marine motor.
Lipabie. Good opportunity. Call
am. or ewes, ~. D-ss4s. -35
STEEL CRAFT. e6-it. cabin cruiser,
la46 model: reasonable: fair condt-
ton. or. 1896. ---sss5
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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1851 2.dr.: blue finish;
excellent condition: fully equipped;
No. 3SSA: $4g5. Open 5 I'm. to 10
pm. dai,T. Open sun; COLONIAL
oLDSMOBILE CO Ill. 3-5555l,
124i 9th st. ne. Gust Oh Fla. ave)
SO 4-dnor De Luxe;
radio. heater: low nileage:. In ex-
cellent condition; in daily use.
Take $3.50 down. small monthly
payments. 1907 Woodley I'd. n:Ws
AID. 4-3934. 10
CHEVROLET 81 6tyieline 2-dr.;
good condition; low mileage. $500.
CHEVROLET ,52 Bel Air hardtop:
I0lS-A. Sis0f5. MONROE FORD.
800 Wis. ave. NV, WO. $4,000.
Open ewes. til pm.
CHEVROLET 1858: equipped. Z. and
h.: clean car; low mi. Price, $3.50
or best offer. UN. 4-S42I. ---25
,3s sedan: GOOD. runs
hing cond.; r. and b.. defroster.
Hillhoider: good tires; f1ne transp.:
Sos. See Sat. or Sun, 10. g-62o2.
CHEVROLET 1858 convertible: sae-
rifice: red with new top. Wv. tires.
r. and h.. leather upholstery;
must sell before LIST Of mo-; $500
cash and take over payments; total
price S1.3ss. Call La. 6-5S74.
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BUICK '55 Super 4-dr. sed... white
and black finish with req and black
interior: fully equip, inci1dins
actual miles: cost new over $4,000.
Owner must seil imnisd. s2'ssS OF
B I'LL ensT Is Ris s.ssss Roadmaisser;;
h.. air cond.. Cont. tire; every
power extra: low miles, Ike new:
cost 81. $50, del. Aug. 50; sacrifice.
BUICK 1851 a-door sedan; 2-tone
green; Roadmaster; fully equipped;
low mileage. No. co.,; S0e5. open
s s K Y oRRb @ SslIh PEG e. sd nf
a;555al. l24I 9th st. ne. tjust on
BUICK Isl super convertible; =. n.
Dyna.. new top. No. 16iS-A. S195.
MONROE FORD, 300 Wis. ave;
NV. Wo. 10000. Open ewes. tn
Buick Isl riviera: +. and b.: tire,
In perfect cond.; reasonable. pu
BUicK "a Special; owned b q
banker; has 5000 actual miles,
heater. defroster. plastic seat coy coy:
ers and regular trans. Only Sl,6DA
with 500 down and . good credit
Can Be financed throuEh q local
bank. Call Pa. 5110.2 or Elkrtdgt
BiUnictK 80 Special club cpe.. :. and
h.: excel. cond. throughout; S545.
OWNER. so. 6-T514. --25
CADILLAC 1919 fleetwood 49, Sd.
cleo seat and windows; gar.-kept
since new; orig. black m: - real
shovpiecsi; low mi, See BY spps-'
cA Adj LAC .ss .eor special Fleet.
wood sedan: rich 2-toiie gray finishi
fully equipped, including power
steering: S.s,7f5. Private owner. no
dea,ers. whitehall 6-Si96 or Ever
CADILLAC S. Eidorado convertible
fully equipped. La9Abre wire wheels,
custom white-wail tires. We pur.
chased this car from one Of oui
customers. driven LOO mi. Nat
u,sily Us liks nsE 1 TsIm ss q trsa ae
Co. Fairlington shopping center
Alexandria. ov- 03So. Closed sun
caDmLAc 1881 coupe de vile
cream and black: z: and h; blew,
out-proqf tubes: 30 600 miies: ]
owner; $2.i50. OIL. 2-6S33. rs
CADILLAC So 5-pass. Limousine;
low mi: al extras. incl air-eor-
ditipning. III. 2-2ge9. --25 :.
CADILLAC '55. nearly new. viii
EXCHANGE for real estate or real
estate notes. OWNER. IA. 9-!0iO
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BOATS

BOAT, 4s-ft.: has everything. ready
Ia. go. Sacrifice for ouick sale, Con-
slider terms, trade, See Harden,
Selby Bay Yacht Club. Turkey Pt.
I'd, Mayo, Rte. ga. or call Wo.
c sishe0 cRuIsER-Barsaln, $500;
Eine. see Charlie King. CORN
THAN YACHT CLUB. Us
FISHING PARTIES. Chesapeake Bay.
Reser., CAPT. KING, LO; 4-bs43,
daytime. WA. 7-4192 nishts. week
R UNA u IT,. equipped, with
Steering; remote control and mSsor.
Tor 10 ft.-6oo ID. BOAT;
winch. rollers, small wheels, fend-
e5: and hitch; like new, sos. Oh: A.
i assI. MAHoG. SAIL BoAri excel
lent sails and overall condition;
IA h;p. outboard auxiliary. s3.6.
SOFT. owens express cruiser, o.
iavatory. galley, Rcx SIS. radio.
terry chatger wired Tor 1T0.v. IRE
extinguishers. life Jackets, etc, Ex-
Sssa' b eSfdt ses MI beoy ss soo
mons Yacht Basin or cali WI; O.
Will PAY $50 for used trailer to
eccemodate loft boat. Call RE
i. 5-sgoo, Ext Ext; s sI g. 80 10.
cabin with flying bridge; excel.
eondy many extras. OWNER. IA.
FREE 0pEMox,sERATloN ans
New 1885 26-ft. Owens Express
Cruiser. limited number available.
dreams. Also IA IT,. l8. IT 10
f., 20 H.. 81 n. and IS II. Best
financing. highest trades. 20cs on
on all 1855 boats and motors
PATUxENT MARINE SUPPLY
CO. b213 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
yiils Nd a., WA. 1890. Open
ss Sipf cA na y CRUISER, 5000 dc con.
dition. Price. sebo. XII. s-sSl4.
sPEEDBoAT FOR SALE. 70 II. Ions.
n no ~ s1ss SsIi between Q and 8 On
MATTHEWS tss, CRuisER. sci
fully equip, $500. See CHARLIE
KING. corinthian Yacht Club.
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FARMS

s144. 900 GROSS INCOME last year:
$4,000 net, The boss is away a.
third Of the time. Eficient help to-
run business. Live on an attrac.
200-acre farm within committing
distance OF wash. ultramadern
Cel9nia. house with . s-asrs s,6 beau,
tenant Houses ali outbldes.; in
excel. repair, painted white. Sold
fully equip. incl. 1854 station
wagon. Owner Will acauaint buyer
with business. Reason selling. OWL
er has other interest. 100000 cash
e hs saSI shoyn sos Sy w aDpt a.a Si,Iy.
SMALL FARMS, acreage and homes,
MILL Mi sna sf sa:' pr pm n 'Tu. s-sssS.
a9-ACRE FARM, near Fairfax: z
rm. house. bath, auto. heat' out
bldss. orchards. lake: borders en-
sway. JET REALTY, IL 7-Saia.
T 81 Or 81 iBiuE RIDGE MOUNTAINS
Va: good hunting and fishing:
large or small acrease. Pnone
OWNER, Upperyille 100. 20
ASs-A. FARM In fau u.rs =, county, s,tsi:
area: separate sravity, water
for Immediate sale. For inspection,
phone upperville 100. 20.
$500 Down. $50 mo buys foI
road, lights, phone. 6b miles south
Attractive PRE CIVIL WAR
RsICK, IS acres: elev. State. rd.
frontsge. completely mod. 4 bed
rms. 3 baths, 3 firepls.. handicapped,
recr. pond, tall trees: 6-rnl.. bath
ten. house, farm hldRs.; | hr. d. c.
via Nd. Rte. rs and new $40 exp.
hwy; $4,000; terms: add. acreage
ss ssiI, Win HS saNboz. NC. i By =
xo Sgs TIMBER ane grass land;
373 acres. In Louisa County va.
Near Charlottesville. Si2'76O.
terms. OIL. 4-339e. -25
HIGH FERTILlTY CATTLE FARM,
with breathtaking views: ideal for
for estate. IN Blue Ridge foothills
and fashionable hunt country. 65
~ from p p;ooc I, 2? ;Inb main hi nv" z
clover. orchard grass. ladino. les
pedesa. bluegrass and sod pasture
well wateree and fenced and In
hish state Of production, carrying
100 head cattle. plus sheep. Cattle
skses, machine shed: barr. cabin
anf Charming tenant house. Call
Ms 'iigHNSLEY-oeod house. all
sons.: ) ssdrnas bath W. ~. rm.
&c. 70 c&sis s ' r. Yi :S s t SO g
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AUTOS FoR SALE tcsas.D

BUICK "a 2-door. excel, cond. (:
owner soins overseas; 1880. "a.
s-0g3l. "a
BUICK 40 Super 4 Dr.; low miles;
one owner; positively ike new.
1926 Conn. ave. EN-. 2-2210. rs
BUICK 4s 4-dr. Super: Wv. tires:
beaut. cond.. wonderful second car
Only S45 down. EM. 2-22IO. SIS
BUICK "a 4.door Special: blue and
white: Dyna.; r. and h. 1000.
AID. 2-6s27. bet. 1850. IA
BUICK SO Roadmaster Riviera
herdtop: luxurious equip: 2-tone
green beauty; power brakes. power
steering. power windows. power
seats. 7. and h., dir. slg.. auto.
trans. Wv. tires: extremely low
mi yours TO be proud Of for only
$l.B95. NASH ARLINGTON CORP.
indoor showroom, 2015 ~ Moore
st., Ari. Rosslyn). Va, IA, 5000.
I j. . a
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AVIATION

AERONCA Champion, good cond,,
S675, or best offer see at Hyde
Field. Hanger "a. To- 5-2s4S
CESSNA. 17oB. less than goo hrs.
ADJ IL, LTR 3, 1t 5: this ship
in excellent condition; hangared
privately owner. JE. 4-4soe.
TWIN CESSNA CLUB--bs share for
sale or trade on ught plane. new
linen. and butyratt cover. newly
licensed. VIII. B-pil4. -25
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1851 ia-ton panel: ex.
ceiIent condition, I. and hi: reaS.
priced for quick sale NO. 7-g4tje.
ewes. and Bun TIL. 2.1t,4S. Us
Al Used TRUCKS - Hi-value used
trucks. AL models, makes and sizes.
See cur selection before you buy.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER, Dol
DladensburE I'd. ne. II. 7-4J00
FOk1 VS. E-ft: na!bed BODY. u
s-4Sis. No. , / 81. s.a. ssefdsys.
LSIIri POWER SHOVEL, .. I'd. USED
very little. priced to sell OF; 4
sTfto1DSEBAKER 1a4s cattle truck TX
low mi, ready 10 80. GOOD tires.
$50. G; H. JONES, ooolesyilie'
caHE'viRoIar so de luxe s..,on
pickup; steel side railing. new
iaIp excel eopd; s625. BY OWN
rom i n 1854 Isl s.eoo dump truck.
excel cond-, good tires, clean cody,
FULLY equip. with marker and signal
light Call AID. S-7599 or We.
FoRD ia s-eyi. pickup; red. heater
very low mileage, one owner; locks
and runs like a new truck: S795.
LOGAN tPordl, $3.50 14th st. NV,
JU. 2-4tnO. --26
MACK 1851 Also tractor: Al con-
dit, new tires on front; ready TO 20
TO work. 1850. Redwood 5-s5l6.
CHEVROLET 1855 h-ton pickup
truck. brand-neW. has new truck
title and guarantee; will sacrifice
for si.295. quick sale. Cab 10, =
DODGE .4s heavy-duty pickup; 4
wheel drive. Ask operator fol
Eyerrreen 4-3nsn. --25
CHEVROLET 40 tI-ton panel, xIa5
or best offer: good tires: I225 Gilt.
ton 81 NV. Apt, 1Ol. SIS
SHAWNEE fScontl trencher mounted
on rear Of Ferguson tractor. buck
et Is TO "a in. wide. maximum cut
10 II Tractor Is In need Of work
but also available at low price,
T.setot has sEiaIl trent loader q
FORD PicKuPs T7T
Demonstrators. and new Tremen-
dous SAVINGS. Only { left. Call Bob
Sweeney. TAkoMA FORD. JU.
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MOTORCYCLES

81 scooter: good eond..
viii do speeds up TO 5 mr., auto
trans. SIS. RE. 6-S3Sl. 80
HARLEY-DAvIDs0s 50 "7i': ex.
ceiient cond, New paint. Lots OF
chrome and all the extras. Tower
t.-BnJ7 or IA. 10000. ask for
EARL CROCKETT. -25
INDIAN 1886 Chief: low mileage,
excellent mechanical condition.
ss Exc Ssll ki ,, siasse; g..
old. good condition: new spare
tires ~. $3.50. JE. 3-D51S.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

PRIVATE BUILDER will buy lots
In residential sections, suburban
Md. Win pay cash. tn. 2-"s53. or
u. 9-S05l, ask for Jerry or Bill.
ARCHITECT wants approx. an acre.
vic Mass. ave. ext, cash; from
owner only. 10. 3s4322. "a
LOCO or more acreage In Fairfax
County, wanted Immediately. Act
fast Write or call b. MAHOUKlN,
REAL ESTATE BROKER. r. o. Box
Is, Annandaie. Va. CT. 6-l54i.
LAND OWNERS, small and large
acreage within ] s miles d. c.. suit
able DEVELOPMENT, all cash. Mr..
CARR, Elk. 3-74O0. ---g5
WE HAVE the cash for lots. acre.
aee or farms within 10 miles OF
D. c.; mail sll Information to
KAY REALTY CO.. 55O5 0eorgia
CAsHEwe have buyers for Mont
eomery CO., farms, lots. and acre
age. J. r. LITTLE. ASSOC.
REALTORS. 10. $4,000, weekdays
W. = NEED Lors or Lors"@w.
buy and sell lots and acreage
Spot cash. Quick sales, J. VICTOR
DICKEY, AP. T-S0S0. 80