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Ten Years After F.D.R.

IN" death Frank
he elected
secutvc terms as president the United states
History has passed Franklin
mi ronso throughout the world
= mark
the
havc ma Franklin Roosevelt great
handicap
through strength Of will and hy his triumph
handicap might well have been owc des
had his body remained sound
the handicap of being
cannot And II for these people
spcaheaded 81 the National Foundation
for Infantilc Paralysis
a and u the Foundation under
raised By the Foundation has
against polio Had Roosevelt
nothing would have found niche his
more-much and upon his other &C
verdict history viii b" passed H mad"
his mistakes re hadh human weaknesses
FUN employment following the
Depression Americans faith In America when
Of world peace through the United
has would true his
had his Implicit
IN tho eff cf toward this end
lie left and Tor this u for
that history viii forgive his mistakes
and shortcomings ultimately declare him to be- " the
greatest presidents 81 all times II Park Region frh"
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your each
history that theory
schner the Minnesota Jewish Coun-
ell last week.
JEWISH WORLD asked Sam to write concise
Minnesota its inception Sam
had couple Of make the WORLDS deaine He beat
story the back files Of this
paper a JEWISH WORLD had the most
the for state FEPC printed
any paper. including this
additional that todays this weeks
paper the history Of times.
of the world shaking things which happened at Bandung
predicted by the American Negro 80
white woke the
Of of nauonsm the coord peoples Of the world
and especially those who had suffered under colonial rule
Congressman Powelrs suggestion that Presi
Eisenhower greetings the AfanAsan conference
State Department had been astue the
would urged
greetings would strengthened the hand of
Indicated that this
Of the woda truth
which is often ignored
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RIVER TRANSPORTATION

In this great process OF trans
portAtion not only were the large
rivers used. but smaller streams
reached into the forests for their
burden Brooks, enlarged by spring
rains diSgorged vast amounts %
timber The lakes Oosted out the
pine cut on their shores
The first river 20 become n
great artery OF transportation was
the 81. Crcix. Most % its floating
hogs were cut in Wisconsin. The
greatest 81 all was the Mississippi
Three fCurths ~ Minnesota's pine
was found on this rivsr ard its
tributary lakes and streams The
tirst logs ncatei southwark on the
Father - Waters were sawed A.
Minneapolis in lsts The last great
drive downstream was in 1918. The
rains, disEnrEed vast amounts OF
timber 20 Cloquct and 20 Lake
superior Some logs made their
way westward towards the Rel
River 81 Tire North The latest
great activity in WOODS ard waters
was on the north flowing waters
NiunsSotAs last great log drive
was on the lattiefork IN 1875
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
CITY FEPC's Still Needed

Just because the az Minnesota FEPC
that
abandon them.
Employment discrimination of colo Ii
widespread this II take
with $4,000 budget 10 the surface dealing
with voaors II win also take
the boards rolling
Therefore closing Minneapolis
aotvnting putting force the
commissions In NJ being realistic
FETC should work stepped
has cab company
drivers for two and has not succeeded yet,
st. should immediately and
stated Mayor DIon the city council
The Duluth CommiAaIon should
that the opportunities those
denied job parity the Head tho Lakes
Make mistake about IT, viii take the combined
state law and the three ordinances commissions
the discrimination All
FEPCs unreastc should opposed
really the Minnesota equality
well In theory.
abandoning city FEPc groups
when the FEC sufficient
tire state job bias only the foolish opmist
would that the present budget FEPC
ncient a complete
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Letters To The Editor
CONDITION OF FOURTH AVENUE PAVEMENT

Editor writing regard the letter received
Mr. Earl Johnson alderman the 18th Ward Min
nespos showed April purpose
inform readers reside along
being taken maintaining
the that south Of 3sth ST.
should indicate action who
neghbOrhood teephoned Alderman Johnson
April H. 1855 regarding conditions soil conditions
this general follow
confirmed this
ton the following letter, which quote in part
department
oil conditions This is the priority
and check Will be made Of the road
along Fourth Az
superintendent charge schedules the
city special orders all
line their reduced when
travelling the blocks between 4fth and 46th SITS.
Gordon Boden superintendent has Informed that
should 3sh 50th streets this
fall II the street becomes
deteriorated. please call me"
this information with readers will be help
Communion Church
Az Minneapolis MIMI April u.s. 1855.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
The Hearings End


the United States Supreme Court have
shall be effected
public schools of IT Southern and Border states
We think extremely significant that the hearings ended
on good note.
Thurgood Marshall surprising
for the definite time limit in the
DEGREES it expected to issue before June 8
address moderate reasonable in
logical approach that his Southern opponents found
themselves lost for words 10 rebuff IT,
Marshas Robert l. Carter spotswood Robinson
George Hayes Redding d
immediate relief for their
who have been deprived of their Constitutional
rights
o. S Solicitor giving everyone
proaon with his statement that time
limit be set back the second day and to some degree re-
deem himself
Nevertheless the APP
pronch disappointing letdown from the positive
position General Brownen in his brief last No
While suggesting specific sobeIot
against local district courts being given blank check to fill
Wisely that the Supreme Court retain Jurisdiction
to prevent long -drawn-out and frustrating delays.
attorneys general appeared three
giant. and downright nasty
In many instances vrgnas Lindsay Jr,
Beverly Lake and South Cardinals Robert McFgg Jr were
openly defiant but unmistaby hostile to the whole idea
granting educational opportunities to coored children
Almond bazny challenged the courts power to issue decree
ordering school Indignation
McFgg arroganty
slider doing something about ntegaonerhaps in the year 2o3
dary should the court grant colored
dcn constitutional rights Immediately warned that North
/ Carroll m abolish public school system.
that Catholic paochal schools had
ncgracd Lake off this fact being
q
Judging the begcrencc Of Mr. Lake would that
VIII North Catholic
General G. Ferdinand Sybert newcomer
n clearly a disadvantage
Court
he amiarize himself fully with
As consequence presentation both misleading and in
His OF placed him unfortunate
and embarrassing the nations highest court
Almond Lake McFigg and Sybert
Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas
were and stature
Arkansas Thomas Gentry intelligent appeal to
okahomas Moo Williamson not Of defiance but comPh
ance his state
Shepperd earnestly and sincerely OF the
problems people OF his state
gracious They clearly bore the
BE- shacked to the
reconstructed past
The decision the justices of the
Court
We suprenely agreed unanimously
May II with the add
Marshall Harlan will reach prompt and
public school integrstion shall
ale a rrauty fro Amer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
PIONEER HOME

Records ot household eNPenh-
lures in the days ~ Minnesota
contain many comments on the
manner % living n century aGu. In
those DAYS ~ little money. fam
iIirs watched their budgets and
PENNIES and IN the files Of Min
nrsnta Historical Society are many
records which Indicate the econ
omic conditions among the pion-
ecrs
one family IN 81 Paul recorded
that Il bought a. cords ~ wuod At
something over five dollars \ cord
the family atso bought a hundred
pounds 81 vcnison. then common 20
all frontier homes in Minnesota
There was also purchased ten
pounds ~ bear meat ard ~ buffs-
10 tongues ~ 5 cents each There
were purchases 81 dried apples
crsrberrics, an important early
lay product in Minnesota and
Wild rice. useful 70 both rrd and
white men.
There are sull people in Min
nesotA have lived through the
rcriOd % the whole modern De-
velopmen; % hight from the wick
IN the DISH ~ vcniscn "a, % cleo
trtcity The family in So Paul a
hundred years ago bought candles
in twenty pound enNes They also
hat lamps but there was q gen
Al fear % coal nil. later known a.
kerosene Many wc,sli no, allow
this potentially dangerous cl On
their premises Consequently many
us~i sperm oil frum whales tAker
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
Quiz On The Brother

Recenty class sociology Minnesota college composed IN
white local Negro leader
instructor prepare questions to ask the
speaker.
Questions the
persons who PROFOUND hooked the
pruct reasonable observation
white viii have
20 be educated background contributions
take the place o reality when
ro.rv whites discuss the Negro
completely the fault Of The American "he e
because by this time realized the necessity Of
L,n M. ,r. self before group
some questions asked ought to interest the reader some
will ready for the questions ana 'ef' wiz stump
-, .,r.rt among MS who might all the
~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
n They con Walk

Republican senators and
the last election have been
Eisenhower administration There's nothing with
valuable and
officials editors delighted
Roosevelt Truman appointed lame
It's different When
against other both be good but
he qualified
happens nothing with TAX
they sti walk A g. Erickson In the
Springfield Advance Press
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29
SHADES OF THE PAST :.
Sketches Minnesota History Prepared by Minnesota
Historical Society

In the Pacific by New England
whalers. The cost Of this oil was
about two dollars a gallon.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
ON SEWER

J. M. MAGRUDER
2525 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-700u
Evening star., 1955-05-10
} | AUToMosILEs FoR SALE

CHEVROLET Ie47 4-dr. sedan: m
good shape; $500 or best offer. Call
LU. 2-523s 10
CHEvROLETS: '53 Belsir. blue. white
convert, Ip.g. Z. and h. Ike new.
equipped. S649: '52 styI de luxe.
equipped Powerglide. $500. HOR-
ne. st 9th, Ii 6-6464.
heater: "a PHoEE. cAiT WILL III
BRING THIS CAR TO YOUR
DOOR" 1895. llye dollars tS5l
TRIPLE dUARANTEE. n cSii NAp
2-S722, ask for Bill Serhus on the
open lot, 33rd and N SITS. NV, s
an; and s I'll pm. SERVICE
CHEVROLET 40. 4-dr., S424; cream
pun; low miles, immaculate. FLOOD
FONT1AC, 1921 Conn. WO. 6-S4O0
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MASON HIRST

Va Phone JE. 2-551I
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEW. '46 Is-ton panel; good running
eond body clean: $3.50. PET
WORTH ELBc. co. TU. 2-4547.
CHEVROLET 1853 s.-ton stake body;
low mileage; $3.50; terms arranged
Call WA. 7-75S2 Ill
MOBILE MARKET Bus, fully equipped
with deep freeze, and groceries, If
preferred. WE 5-593S or TO. g.
5962- Ia
SO Suburban Spas
senger;N ORIGINAL MARINERS s
BLUE, READY FOR WORK. 81 1,l45,
fve $3.50 down. STOHLMAN CHEW
ROLET TRIPLE GUARANTEE. Call
AID. 2-S722 ask for Bill Serhus on
the open lot. SD and NJ SITS. NV, 6
am. and 5 It'll 9 pm. SERVICE
MEN FINANCED" -I6
"a h-ton panel; blue,
n excel condy Sl.l95 or best offer.
Call ia. S-3447. -I2
PLYMOUTH Al h-ton pickup: heavy
duty bumpers: Sl25. 1O1 6lst place,
Capitol Heights. IL
FORD 1851 pickup; r. and h., de luxe
cab: peri in every way; S675 or best
ofier. JE 4-6I79 after 4.
AZ pickup with small
stake body; runs good; S190. DI. q
1640. 10
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

ANGLIA, s1s5; Renault, S245; Hill.
man: 445: Morris, S595: Peugeot
$247: WV. .$6s7. See JACK PRY
before you buy" l4th and P. Est.
AUSTIN '51 4-dr. sedan; sale price
1885. Largest selection Of foreign
ana American cars. Dealer for
Austtn-Healey. Austin of England,
" g.. Morris Minor, Hillman, Sun
beam, Porsche,. Mercedes-Benz. Kali
ser. Willys. MANHATTAN AUTO.
INC, test 1910, 9TH at r sts. NV.
North 7-2700. Branch sales, 1910
King ST.. Alex, Va. King S-5525.
AUSTIN So Somerset 4-dr. sedan;
excel eond. throughout. A real value
Tor S495. NASH ARLINGTON
Moore st. Arl. fRosslynl. Va. IA.
BUICK 80 Super conv.; Dyna., fully
equipped: new tires: 500. WA.
BUICKS-selection Of models and
colors. HORNER'S COR. Buick
Dealer Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii,
Evening star., 1955-05-10

CADILLAC SO Fleetwood go" spec.
sedan; rich black finish. Equip. incls.
power steering, power brakes; $3.50.
Capitol Cadillac -OldS Co.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW!

EF
IL NEVER UNDERSTAND IT.
sEZ TEACHER MISS MfIH2sI
WHY TIE GOOD PUPILS PARENTS
WANT 70 HEAR the Wc2S1-
Evening star., 1955-05-10
TRAILERS

'62 WALCO. 26-ft.: bath. Best offer
Hilltop Trailer Court, Fairfax. Va;
Lot 81, CIR. 3-2180. Iii
1858 CASTLE CARAVAN, GIFT.
clean and in good condition. Has
been pulled very little, 81 ,975. May
lege Park. Md. Ewes. call WE. s.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
OFF1SLs sIUVIVS NF1V ASNEAOE
(CoHnuedl (contiRuedl

ALEX. Va, AREA-Two-story. beau
tifully finished Office. air-cond.
plenty parking: 5000 fl. total area.
IL 7-74O0: ewes JU. 9-4375- Ill
DESIRABLE doEntoWn location. ap-
pEoS 200 SO, f., air conditioned
18Th H aSD asa mP 4Yf fas ST 81 N.WMAir-cOnd VIA
Office bldg Desirable Ist d., 5-rm.
suit. Immediate oecup. AP. 1852.
1917 18th ST. N.w.-studio once.
S25: others at $50; furnished and
ssinI55Seonditioned If desired. ST; D.
IDOCToR's OFFICE. completely ar.
ranged: ground floor. Dig apt. bldg:
outside and lobby entrance: $500
So r.; rental. -25 per. 50. IT.;
Mass ave. Call Ma s-e6S6. Mr.
18Th AND MASS. AVE. 1st A. once.
waiting rm.. also 2-rm. apt. with
bath; garage. 1910 18th St 10
LARGE UNFINISHED OFFICE with
ceiling in suite Of law ofices. Use
Of reception room I4th and K.
location. Available Immediately.
Call Ma. S-33IO. 10
CAPITOL HILL AREA-A most de-
T., located in a modern apt. bldg.
bordering the Capitol Plaza. An
attractive space with good lighting,
colorful asphalt-tiled floor. > lava
tories and wired for air condition
ssva,a1 ing All services sIS IN rental inslpdinE
reporting or Duplicating service Of
fee or industrial representative of
nee. First time offered; l-vr. lease
acceptable; Mr; johnson or Mr..
AgkwaTd: SHANNON 4 LycHs CO.
KENSINGTON-stone house on Con-
neeticut ave.: excellent office space:
S175 mo. LO. 5-2S00, HUGGINS
BRENTWOOD, MD.-NeWly decorated
dentist in modern buiIding in ex-
OFFICE AVAILABLE ON SUBLEASE
in Heurich Building, 1927 K st. NV.
Ideal location, Reasonable rental.
Call BEN sTRoUsE, WWDc. TU.
I6fh And PA. AVE. s45 Pa, ave.
n.w-Bright ofices. good location:
elev. bldg: reasonable. Apply $40 F
cdR4IR' st 1iT;' Re- Boom .ln u. p. AVE Nv
Central !, Ma Natl, Bank Bids, 3nd D.:
good for commercial use, Offices. etc.
Apply $40 F st. NV, Room 10, -l2
DOWNTOWN, corner 9th and F SITS.
NV, Atlas Bldg. Desirable ,oftces.
ABBY sIG F St. TN; NV, % Room ' IS, -I%
DOWNTOWN. lie Droit Bldg, 500
$40 F st. NV. Lge., bright offices:
good location; reasonable. Apply
$40 F st. NV. Room 10. -l2
EXCELLENT LOCATION 4-room
suites private lavatory; new asphalt
tile floor: new Venetian blinds: heat
furnished; SS5. 1896 Georgia ave
JU 5-7774 -16
10th AND NJ SITS. N.W.-Single ONCE
appiox. 225 so. IT.: reasonable rent.
IL BLOCKS FROM MAYFLOWER
H0TEL-Approx. 500 50. it., all out
side rooms. EN-. 2-6262. Ii
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

ATTENTION DEVELOPERS and build
ers--Georgia ave. extended, Olney
area. 130 acres Of beautiful gently
rolling ground: some woods. Priced
$3.50 acre with sod rights reserved.
INEz CUSHARD, Realtor. EN-. q
1929 or OIL. 2-5S67. la
LAKE BANCROFT, = adj. lakeview
sites with al improvements Call ST
$1,000. Ewes. JU 9-1913. la
LOTS. ORlethorpe. nr. New Hamp.
shire ave. ne; water and sewer;
ready to build on. RA. $4,000.
BETHESDA--3 lots. finished street.
sidewalk. sewer and water iaterals:
suitable for SIG. 500 houses. Sun.
and ewes, Mr.. Lebling. OIL. 4-66SS
BETHESDA lots. ready to 60
builders only, f5xl40 ft Sun. and
ewes, Mr.. Lebling. OIL. 4-66SS,
ROBERT b. HALL CO. OIL. 2-3250
WHEATON, lots as recorded
subdivision; sewer and water avail
able. also 2 lots with finished street
sidewalk. sewer and water laterals.
etc. Sun and ewes. Mr. Leblins,
o.. 4-6,6ss. ROBERT B. HALL Co,
NOTICE TO LOT OWNERS. from q
beautiful beach cottage TO q b-bedrm
% home o. price from S9e6 to s., 800.
n =,
Evening star., 1955-05-10
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$1,000 SECOND TRUST, payable $40
per mo-. asking S1,S00;. and a So
900 second trust, payable $50 per
mo; Due in full in 3 years. Asking
end 'TTR1 Trust 81 NoTE, iTS' ss,41s, payable Ia
S35 mo-. Sc, home in Arlington,
Va !: will take 81 500 cash. ME. s.
1916: ewes, IA. 9-Sl29.
SEVERAL SEASONED TRUST NOTES
at attractive discounts. AID. 2-6340;
H0 O.rRSH
Evening star., 1955-05-10
RIIICK ,55

Century 4-dr. sedan: 2-tone green
loaded with the works including
power steering and brakes. Driven
1000 miles. Save $1,000. Our price,
S2,795. Cash, terms or trade.
LISH-KEEFE MOTORS
80 Florida ave. NE. IL. 4-060l
Evening star., 1955-05-10
CHEVROLET '52

|4.dr.; heater, Powerglide. seat covers,
2-tone green and ivory; $1.1S5.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va,
IA. 2-9002 Open Ewes, weekdays
Evening star., 1955-05-10
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

MOD. AIR. R.CONDITIoNED OFFICE.
S75: beautiful NV location; with
parking; available Immediately
LOUIS BURMAN, co b-0aSS.
WILL SUBLEASE or rent $40 So. It
hrand-new once space in Penna
Bldg, MR. MORRIS, MA. S-94S0
Ill
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Paneled Of.
fice, furnished, large picture window
also suitable for show room or studio
ST, $4,000, Ext. 255, weekdays.
--ib
1890 JEFFERSON PL. NV. toff Conn
between M and NJ l---Beautilul suite,
4 lac. rms, 2 baths 1,OOO sa. II
earpeted. entire 2nd a In small
Colonial bldg: newly decorated. For
seleet professional oftces ME
400 To 900 So TT. suites. modern
elevator, air conditioned building,
immediate occupancy possible. E1G
4 MckEEVER, Eig Building, Silver
Spring. Nd, JU. $500. Ill
Evening star., 1955-05-10
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALER. in town this
week. will pay cash for all makes
and model cars Call ia 9-4SOl
LOOK! YOUR PRICE for any clean
car: Fords to Cadillacs: If bought
or sold BY US. 32T5 Wilson blvd,
ia. 2-3130. Ia
CADILLACS, Oldsmobiles and Mer-
curys needed for Western market.
Bonus cash price paid for extra-nice
CLARK, cor. Of N. Capitol and
Florida ave. ne.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
PROPERTY FOR RENT
Washington D C.
TUESDAY. MAY 10, 1855

HOO so. FL, a2s 5th ST. NV. tcoT.
5th and K NV 2nd n. suitable
for ofhce wholesale. printer. union.
insurance; freight eley atoT, heat.
lights, char service. Sl50 per mo.
Open for inspection. BURTON CO..
4I2 5th 81 nv. RE 7-2294.
dl6 9th ST. N.W.-a5xIOs II. ideal
for any type business. shoe repair
valet shop. restaurant. etc Cheap
rent DI. 7-69Og. JU. 9-23ll.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
INVESTORS

WE HAVE 1st AND End TRUST
NOTES ON IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE THAT WILL PRODUCE 1872
INTEREST PER YEAR.
INTERESTED IN INVESTORS
FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENTS
OF $4,000 TO $4,000
TELEPHONE MR.. DAILY. Ii. 3-3542
Ia
Evening star., 1955-05-10
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

WANTED TO BUY on long term ar.
rangement or satisfactory lease, 80.
900 to 10000 so. ". of ground: suit
work operation: In Silver Spring, ia.
koma PIX. Hyattsville or Queen,
Chapel area. Write, giving details ir
full location. footage. coming anc
tentative dealing price. Box l7-C
Star. -l9
Evening star., 1955-05-10

500 ACRES. from $500 to 81 .OOC
acre; beautiful view Pstuxent Res
erVoiI; 2l mi. Wash.
9S-ACRE fertile farm; good house
laree stream; 81 mi Wash.
ACREAGE and farms in Howard
and Montgomery. Take your pick
J. c cHATEL. DE. 2-II37
Or Call c. J. Bean, HU. 3-39lS
loo ACRES. near Patuxent Nayal
Air Station. A beautifully wooded
section with private lake: also T.
bedrm. house. Lake has f1Sh stocked
oy Govt. viii sell. lease or trade
reasonable terms Call till pm
DOROTHY <. WINSTON & 20
NEARBY ND. AND VA.-From q few.
up to 1000 acres; some with
sewer and water; excellent building
sites. Call till 9 pm.
DOROTHY K. WINSTON & co.
905 18th st NV ST. 3-O56O
IA ACRES
Close in on city water, very desirable
topo. Proposed sewer through prop
erty, 900 II. to big trunk line. OV
3-3069. APPERSON REALTY CO.
NORTH ARLINGTON
20 900 50. #. on corner Of main
thoroughfare. Zoned commercial;
also smaller tracts.
J. M. MAGRUDER
2525 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-70o0
Ill
Evening star., 1955-05-10

CLEARANCE SALE
OUR LEASE HAS EXPIRED
We are offering at drastically re
duced prices the following items O
furniture; ideal for small homes
mobile homes and especially rec
reation rooms. Most all items new
merchandise. only few flool
9 Lee mica top chrome tables, sizes
24x24. 24x36. 24x42,- and 3Ox3O
- From ,S13.95 to $1S.95 each.
3 birch veneer drop-leaf tables
4 plastic;;covered occasional chairs
$40 each.
2 L-type dinetts sets with uphol.
stored seats and chrome base tables
S56 each.
2 modern type Lee marble-colored
= mica-to lamp tables; S2l.95 each
2 oval shape Lee marble colorec
= mica-top coffee tables; S21 .95 each
2 chartreuse colored upholstered
wrought iron swivel dinette chairs;
$40 each.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC.
403O Wis. Ave. NV. WO, 6-3231
Evening star., 1955-05-10
MOTORCYCLES

'4S HARLEY "74" o.V.H.: de luxe
saddlebagS, sport shield and plenty
of other extras Have to see to ap-
preciate. Can be seen at 47O4 r. /
ave, Hyatts,, Md. S295 or best
offer WA, 7-6203, -l2
Evening star., 1955-05-10
CHEVROLET '55

4-door S-eylinder sedan with over
drive. Driven 10 miles. Save $500.
Our price, S1.995. Cash, terms or
trade ,,,, ,,,,r, ,.on.
$40 Florida ave. ne. Ii. 4-0601
Evening star., 1955-05-10
INVESTORS

WE HAVE LIST AND ind TRUST
NOTES ON IMPROVED REAL Es-
TATE THAT WILL PRODUCE 1856
INTEREST PER YEAR.
INTERESTED IN INVESTORS FOR
IMMEDIATE INVESTMENTS OF
$4,000 TO 100000.
TELEPHONE Mr.. DAILY. Ii. s-3b42
-l6
Evening star., 1955-05-10
CHEVROIET'5 '54

Bel Air 4-dr.; 1 owner. radio. heater
2-tone finish. clean as q pin;
priced to sell quickly Sl.735. BanE
financing
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd. ArI., Va.
ia. 2-sO02 Open Eyes. weekdays
CHEVROLET "a '12IO'' a-dT.: Power.
glide. heater. turn signals; R-tone
finish: low mileage: 81 I,495. SILVER
SPRING MOTOR Co. INC, lOO2
E.-W. hwy. lat Ga. aye.l. Sill Spg.,
Nd JU. 9-450O-
CHEVROLET '53 "15O" sedan; heat
er. forest green finish: today's best
buy at S1,045. Car No. 425-A
MONROE FORD. 1897 East-West
hwy, siI. spg., Md. Open evenings
til 8. JU. 5-7S04.
CHEVROLET so 2-door: T. and b.
best dollar buy In town: S495, Low
as S95 down. cash or trade. McNEII
PONTIAC. 1890 Wisconsin ave. OIL
$4,000. In the heart Of Bethesda
CHEVROLET '53 hardtop convertible
r. and h.; 2-tone finish; real sharT
car: 81 I,195. Low as S245 down, casf
or trade. MCNEIL PONTIAC. 1920
Wisconsin ave, OIL. $4,000. I'm thu
heart Of Bethesda" -l2
0YFTaNY-0R -rI ~
Evening star., 1955-05-10

CASH FOR CARS
40-50 MODELS
CARS FOR SOUTHERN TRADE
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1955-05-10

2 ACREs, 8, Dakota Ave, and Bia-
0ensRdET sREfrERMAs Il, Gs RfAETY fIsf;f Fiess e.
ST. 3-3667 Ill
Evening star., 1955-05-10
REAL ESTATE FINANCING

ALL TYPES
Arrange TOR the purchase. construe-
ton. reflnancing or remodeling of
your home or business, Terms TO
suit your budget. MORTGAGE SERV-
ICES. INC, Ma. S-17S2. Id
Evening star., 1955-05-10
sPARTAN.PEERLEss

BLAIR MOBILE HOMES CO.
White Plains, Nd Phi. La Plata $780,
MI North La Plata on Rt, 3Ol
Evening star., 1955-05-10
STORES FOR RENT

VERY GOOD STORE, very good loca-
tion: short or lona lease: air condi-
toned and fully carpeted. Write If
interested. BENZ. E. LEWIS, 3424
Conn. ave. NV. l2"
A16 9th ST. N.W.-25x1nS it.. ideal
for any type business. shoe repair.
valet shop, restaurant. etc; cheap
rent. Dl. 7-670O. JU. 9-23ll. Ia
$40 9th ST. NM doors from
corner 9th and Pa. ave Good for
snack bar. repair shop. jewelry and
souvenirs, etc. Apply $40 F ST. NV,
Room 10. -l2.
DOWNTOWN, 52n-j22 Sth st. NV
> doors from corner Sth and F SITS.
Busy shopping area, Apply $40 F st.
NV, Room 10 -l3
ACTIVE CORNER. s0l Pa. ave NV.
viii subdivide If necessary. Apply
6l0 ST. NV. Room 10. IL