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Uniforms

5O--4.99-14.99 Uniforms
Nurses in cottons, DacronS,
short and long sleeves; Serving
uniforms in cottorH, fayon
crepes, long sleeve, grey, black,
broken sizes ---- 1.88 to 1888
2nd Floor, Wa tfngton Only
Better Dresses
35--22.98-29.98 Misses Dresses,
cottons, rayons, woods, 1920 in
group ------------.---l2. 1900
20-l7.9S W0men's Dresses,
wool jersey, cottons, sizes 14la-
2212 in group ---------- TO-. 1000
40--17.98-22.98 w o m n =
Dresses, rayon-crepe-some en-
semble dresses, l41a-221s in
group - --------------- 400
40-22.9S-29.9S w o m e n 5
Dresses, rayolI taffetas, crepes,
1412 -22l2 in group 1900
3rd Floor, Washington Only
WOMlen'S Shoes
19--l4.95 Pumps by Laird Scho-
Der, black suedes, high heel,
broken sizes -------------9 $50
3rd Floor, Washington Only
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.Be|gradeOffers
Copper tou. 5.

BELGRADE, Dec. is (R.-
Yugoslavia hopes that copper
will bring the dollars needed to
expand its industry and bolster
its foreign exchange balances.
The United States economy is
swallowing up copper. Yugosla-
via has plenty-in the ground.
Despite $341a million in United
States aid this year and total
of half a billion dollars in nom
military assistance from the
United States since the end OF
World War II. this country needs
still more in order to break even
in foreign trade.
The Yugoslavs think their best
hope is a scheme to increase cop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

s65 to 69.95 Worsted Gabardine
and Flannel Suits. Regulars
1877, 1888, 2/39, 1/4a. 1/42, 1/43,
5/4s. Shorts ABS, 5/37, 6/38,
2/39, 1/40, 1/4l, 3i42, l/44.
Longs 6/39, TAO, 2/42, 3/44.
Extra Longs 1889, LAS, 2/48,
1850. Long Stouts 1/42, 1/44.
Stout l/41, Short Stout h42.
2/46 ---------- 34.SS
$50 to SIS Dacron and Wool
Gabardine Suits. Regulars i/39,
lI40, 2/42, 1/43, 4/44. 7/46.
Short 1896, 4/37, 1888. 3/39,
4/40, 1/41, 4/42. Longs l/44,
LAS ----. $500
$50 TO $685. All-Wool Topcoats.
Regulars 2/35, 2i37, 2/38, 1889.
li42, 3t44, 3/46. Shorts 1876,
1877, 2/38, 4/40. Longs 1888,
1888, 1l40, 4/42, 3/44, I46, 34.S8
29.95 to 1895 Sport Goats. Reg
ulars 1874, 1875, 7/36. 6/37, 1888,
1879, $40, 1/46. Shorts 2/35,
1875, 2/37, 6/38, 3/39, 2/40, 1/42.
Longs 2/38, 2/40. Stouts 2I39,
$40, 1/42, 1/44 -------.- 1900
Ind Floor, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE

National symphony orchestra, How
ard Mitchell. conductor, and Jgssi
Jalas. guest conductor. In Constitu-
ton Hall. All-Sibelius program: SYM
phony No. q, in c. Opus los: Rakas-
tavs, Opus IA; Finlandia, Opus 20;
symphony No. 2. in D. Opus 43.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
Had Gun l9 Years,
Sheriff Shoots Self

ROSE HILL, N. c. P9.-Dep-
Iuty Sheriff Bertis Russell carried
a pistol for l9 years and never
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couraging to find that while the
Firms can produce better COM
posers than we can, they can't
write better national anthems
than ours.
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Is orig. 2.95 Terry Scuffs, Foam
Soles. sizes 8, 7, 8---.----9 soc
1870 orig. 3.95 Plaid Wool Scuffs,
Foam Soles, sizes Ga to 1917,
I.59
10 orig. S.95 Brown Leather
Loafers, sizes Tell, D width
only $50
End H., Washington Only
Evening star., 1955-07-20
~ the Associated Press

Two congressional committees
arranged to consider today bills
designed to speed United States
development of an atomic
powered merchant ship.
Both the Senate commerce
and joint Atomic Energy Com
Imittee have claimed jurisdiction
over such a project, but they set
tied this amicably for the present
by agreeing that each would get
Ia crack at any bill sent to the
Senate floor. They arranged
separate closed-door sessions.
The Atomic Energy Commits
sion for some time has conducted
research on a reactor, or atomic
furnace, for a large surface ship
Would Tour World
But President Eisenhower has
been pressing for quick construc-
ton Of a nuclear-powered vessel
which could tour the world with
out refueling and be fitted with
Exhibits to demonstrate this Ma
tion's progress in peaceful uses
|of the atom.
Acc experts have said the
time schedule set by the Presi-
dent would require using a re-
actor similar to that in the
Nautilus, the worlds first
atomic-powered submarine.
Democrats on the Atomic
Evening star., 1955-07-20
Shoemaker Wins
in TV Quiz

NEW YORK, July 20 P.-
Gino Prato, a Bronx shoemaker
of Italian extraction, last night
won $1,000 by answering ques-
tions about opera on the CHS
television show, "The $4,000
Question"
Mr.. Prato. SO, can come back
next week and try for $4,000 or
elect to keep his $1,000. If he
misses the $4,000 question, he
gets a consolation prize of a new
automobile. If he keeps on, and
answers the questions, he can
get $64, 1000.
Another contestant, Bayard
MacMichael of Seattle, Wash,
also chose the opera category
He breezed through his questions
until he reached $4,000. then time
ran out. He'll be back next week.
Evening star., 1955-07-20
Two Congress Groups
To Study A-Ship Bills

Energy Committee said this
|reactor is not practical for sur
face vessels.
They argued that available
scientific manpower and money
could be used more profitably
on other reactor projects, and
eliminated from an authorize
ton bill the $21 million for an
engine for the Eisenhower prof.
ect. This was sustained on the
Senate floor, 42-41.
But the President urged that
his plan be revived. and Senate
Democratic leaders now have
come UP with a rival plan.
1t is embodied in bill spon-
sored by Senator Anderson,
Democrat of New Mexico, chair
man of the Atomic Energy Com
mittee: Senator Magnuson,
Democrat of Washington, chair
man of the Commerce Commit
tee, and Senator Clements,
Democrat of Kentucky, acting
majority leader.
Their bill would authorize
the Maritime Administration to
proceed at once with building
an economically practical atomic
merchant vessel A companion
bill was passed by the House
Monday.
A bill by Senator Hickenlooper
Evening star., 1955-07-20
.Ex-FARMER, 102,
OUTLINES DATE ON
GRAVE TO YEARS

OVID. Mich. R.-It says
on his gravestone he died in
is45, but Charlie Starr is
still going strong at the age
of 102.
Mr.. Starr, a retired farm
er, celebrated Saturday his
102d birthday and the 10th
anniversary Of q bad guess
on his grave marker.
When his wife died in the
early 1940s. Mr.. Starr
thought he'd also have a
gravestone made for himself.
He had "1945" chiseled on it,
figuring a couple of years
difference wouldn't matter.
Now the stone is 10 years
of and Mr.. Starr is still alert
and active. Only last year
he gave up his regular exer-
else of chinning himself on
an apple tree in the back
yard.
Evening star., 1955-07-20
Suzun Balls Illness
Listed as Cancer

QUARTZ, Calf, July 20 R.-
After a complete evaluation of
Actress Suzan Balls condition,
physicians at City of Hope Hos
pital have announced that she
is suffering from a recurrence
of cancer.
It was cancer that made it
necessary for her right leg to be
arnputated Is months ago. The
hospital did not announce yes
terday where cancer has struck
again. Unofficial but authorita-
tive sources have said it is can
Ger of the lung.
Miss Ball has been hospitalized
since July S. Her husband, Actor
Richard Long, has been a con-
slant visitor.
Evening star., 1955-07-20
Slayer of Don MeIIett,
Publisher, Recoptured

fact that honor dormitory pris-
oners wear civilian clothes.
After the escape, police said.
McDermott went to a small hotel
where James D. welch. Al, a
paroled convict, was working as
a clerk. Later authorities said
WEIGH admitted his girl friend
had posed as McDermott's niece
and visited him the day of the
escape.
WEIGH also admitted calling
"a taxicab for McDermott at the
hotel and permitting the escapee
to register there for a brief time.
WEIGH was returned to the
penitentiary as a parole violator
for his part in McDermott's es-
cape, and last February % was
found dead in his cell. Prison
officials said he hanged himself.
Flew. to New York
M. w. McFarlin, in charge of
the FBI's Office at Cincinnati,
said McDermott eventually made
hi. way to Pittsburgh the day
after his escape and then flew
tc New York.
Mr.. McFarlin said he was in
formed by New York police that
the fugitive had been living in
the Bronx with a Rose Bern
The stocky. 170-pound McDer-
mott was convicted of shooting
Mr.. Mellett from an ambush
near his home.
The prosecution claimed Nc
IDermitt was hired to do the job
by Canton underworld elements
who feared the publishers news
paper articles concerning an al
legged alliance between hoodlums
and certain police officials.
Evening star., 1955-07-20

NEW YORK. July 20 R.-
The slayer Of crusading pub
Usher Don r. Mellett 20 years
ago. who strolled away from an
honor dormitory at an Ohio
penitentiary last November, was
recaptured here last night be-
cause a sharp-eyed policeman
thought his face seemed famil-
lar.
The fugitive, Patrick Eugene
McDermott, had been working
as an ambulance attendant at
Jewish Memorial Hospital under
the name Steve Garish."
Several times since his peni-
tentiary escape McDermott had
been jailed for minor offenses.
There was no suspicion of his
true identity until last Monday
when Patrolman Harold Poge-
welt happened to accompany
McDermott's ambulance to the
hospital in connection with a
case.
Checked Circulars
Something about the ambu-
lance attendants face kept
haunting the policeman. Finally
he went to his stationhouse and
started looking through the
wanted" circulars.
In short order he confirmed
his suspicious. for McDermott
was on the FBI's list of the 10
most wanted" persons. He had
escaped from prison while serv-
ing a life term for the killing of
Mr.. Mellett, vice-crusading pub
Usher of the old Canton (Ohio)
Daily News. Mr.. Mellett was a
brother of Lowell Mellett, Wash
ington newspaperman.
Last night Patrolman Poge-
welt and his partner, Patrolman
James G. Murphy, went to the
hospital to make doubly certain
of the ambulance attendants
identity.
They quickly confirmed that
he had a tattoo and missing fin
gertip described in the wanted"
circular, and arrested him.
viii Fight Return
Arraigned on a fugitive charge
in Magistrates Court today, Nc
Dermott said through court-ap-
pointed counsel that he would
fight attempts to take him back
to Ohio.
His lawyer. Benjamin Schmiel
of the Legal Aid Society, wht
was appointed by the court wher
McDermott said he could npt
afford counsel, told the magis'
trate:
1.-The defendant has served vi
to Is years in prison and feel
he has paid his debt to society.
McDermott's escape from tn,
penitentiary at Columbus, Ohio
last November % was his second
He got away in 1929 by climbing
over the roof of a building a
the front Of the prison, but wa
recaptured next day.
Walked Out of Prison
His latest escape was effected
when he walked away with q
prison visitors at the end of visit
ing hours. He was aided by th'
Evening star., 1955-07-20

Republican of Iowa, to revive the
reactor project asked by Mr..
Eisenhower is pending in the
Commerce Committee. Senator
Hickenlooper told a reporter he
thought it likely the Joint Com
mittee would approve the Demo-
Gratis measure.
Evening star., 1955-07-20

*Cabifal Transit is acilline TO submit its
estimates and figures to any Of the follow-
ing nationally knosOn firms Of public 0c.
cowntants: Lybrand, Ross Brothers q
Montgomery; Haskins s. Sells; Arthur
andersen s. Company; Peat, Marwick 8
Mitchell; none of schom haze had any
prior connection tcifh Capital Transit.
Evening star., 1955-07-20

get wheels rolling oeoin Copo Transit Company offered the
loc hour and S. month increase
the highest paid the United s The
Union compos offer W had been accepted would most
likely deficit operation Can the Union anything more?
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GARAGES

1895 nth ST. NV. reas--si5 mo
4 sr FEY s HhhSSsS NJ .s,, s5sis
Allison 81. $3.50 "a. Call BOSS
IT'S JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-SinEis
kArage for med. size car or storaee.
80. mo II IA Ao 3; as12 p,.c, ~
storaEe; reasonable. Can no. 3.
4-CAR GARAGE: water and cleo.
tricity Rear basement 5S99 18th
NV. EN-. s-n99g.
|I5-CAR GARAGE in downtown apt
bids. WIZ rent wholly or Individual
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1851 1la-ton: stake
body. l.w.b... like new; must be
sppreeiated. 10. S-SsSS, 20
DODGE, 1881 M-ton panel: GOOD
eond; neg snow-Rrtp tires. 40
FoRD letg dump truck: make oissr
l'6S FORD Panel M-ton. This VS. q
bfand-new and can be bought Of
dealers cost. Take ADVANTAGE q ne
3Oth. Wen trade ANYTHING you can
drive in. LOGAN lFORDl. 2Ql7
Va. ave. NV. NE, 6-2s16. ---i2
Al USED TRUCKS - Hi-yaiue used
trucks. all models, makes and sizes
INTERNATIONAL HARVEsTER, s0i
Bladensburg I'd. ne. II 7.430o
CHEVROLET WRECkER. Al. Cab
EYER ens ne. ooSa cod, rubHs PEI rq1s FScd
WHY'S 1852 E-toa pickup; 4-W.d..
perfect condition; looks new; $500.
CHEW. 1910 2-ton: short wheel
base ?,spsed rear end. stake body.
GMc 1858 Is-ton de luxe pickup;
hydra: low mileage: excel. cond.
sasrifee. ma: ss069e.N -1o =
os eondition: $500 81 jF. s-siss. ~
FORD. 1ia-ton, Government surplus;
excellent mechanical condition and
rubber: low mileage. RIA. 3-45l7.
GMC TRUCK with veneh, nth
wheel: 22-inch tires: $3.50. 2l1bi
HlAdenshurg I'd. ne,
panel ns-ton; meehan-
ically excellent: SI75. 2Ii5 Bladens-
D sS5s 6 l 5lss y panel; very soea
WHY'S ss i-ton pickup; 4-wheel
drive: low range: In good shape: new
ius tires on rear: S3Sb. WE. o-oAT2.
cHEv. '37 lh-ton cab and chassis;
SOFAS actual miles: Va. inspected;
sl25t "a .-agle after 70 a .6,,a !
G s5t,o ~ "a nall a.sso5 panel 5000 eOhd,'
FORD 81 panel is-ton: blue. perfect
condition.: 3ll-day guarantee: $685..
HILL q SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, 1l14 Vermont ave.
NV. AID. 4-4300. Open ewes. It'll Q.
Sat. It'll g..
FORD 80 Is-ton panel; heater, good
tires, new paint, good condition;
ready to work: 30-day guarantee:
s4gg. HILL a. SANDERS. Wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 14th 81.
NV. NO. 7-l1l1. Open ewes. I'll y,
Sat. It'll b.
INTERNATIONAL 1919 m-ton nat
body truck. Sl2b. 10. s-b96o. or
GMc 1851. sss: low mileage. with
low-boy trailer: also DC dozer,
clearing rake, winch and pan: A.
nancing available. Priced for quick |
sale. 10. 9-302S.
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We're Throwing Our
Cards on the Table
For All to See


90 Mon. through Sat. and 1916 sun
SPARTAN. Executive Mansion: 81
IT,: aircraft aluminium riyeted con,
structton. front and rear bedrms.
sliding glass doors on 5-ft, tub
Bendtx auto. washer. 20-gal. house,
type gas water heater. diversified
Kitchen and living room. IN.
TIE market. 81 I sss5 down. sios ' PEI Il
Royal Mansion: 81 IT,
aircraft aluminium riveted con.
struction, bunk over Y bed In cen.
ter bedrm.. double bed In rear: S1,.
$50 down. S7a. per mo. t$6 300
sP pai AZ, Royal Mansion; 81 ~
matching hedspreads. . occasions
chairs. outside protective coating
1859 down. $50 per mo. tS5.'
zIAiMER. wayfarer; 4s IT.: thres
bedrms.. 2 In the front and ] In
rear, twin beds and 2 double beds,
eye-ievei oveni loft. OE refrigeT.
ator with revolving shelves: walk.
through bath with green fixtures
l;546 down, 1920 per mo. 1885,
RoYcRAPT. Custom Built: II IT.,
two hedrms., waik-through bath, o.
dE refrigerntor. Wrought-iron d.
nette and : chairs, Coleman heater.
de luxe stove witA oven light and
timer-clock. The hit Of the EIkhart
show: I'd years experience; 81 ,045
PAcEMAKER. Aii-purpose: s5 IT,; 2
bedrms.. hunks In rear. private
bath. double bed in center. Coleman
heater. exclusive oak interior PANEL
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TRUCKS FoR SALE tcent. }

CHEVROLET 1885,, 2-ton; excellent
condition: livestock racks optional:
S735. IA. S-6460.
|cHEv, 80 model $500; i-to6 pick
ready % 80 % work; only sos
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1890 Good Hope Rd. Be. Lu. l-e6s7
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

CHARLES E. RIORDAN
1872 Park Rid. NV Phone Sun. and
M MsnSi; W so f RiEsoS Sos4' ai'efWa'os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
MOTORCYCLES

i0is INDIAN CHIEF: excellent me
ehanical cond low MI: st1S
MoToR SCOOTER, 1853 model: ex
reiieflt condition: speedometer
buddy seat; 2-speed trans. AP. q
1853 ) TRIuNrH, $3.50: GOOD terms
JE, 4-15s1.
80 KING MIDGET sports car: 2.
speed auto. trans, clock. siRs. ant
parking lights. heater 80 mi. pei
gal. Ideal for student. Va. inspected
Best offer. il. 2-6136.
MOTORCYCLE, "A Indian Scout
SI25. XII s-S576. Ill
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AUToMoTlvf Mlsc.

WANTED Ia4e-5O Ford convertible
top. complete with bows. etc. PO
2-4S40 weekdays.
NEW SET OF bumper ends and Con
tinental wheel kit for 1855 Chev
roiet. below cost. 20. l-18t14
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PAUL BROS. (Olds.)

WIS. AND ELLICOTT ST. NV,
KE. T-i3oS 80 Closed Sunday
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END OF SEASON SALE
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
EASY BANK FINANCING

ANDERs. 12 IT,. aii-mshoeany run
Little, new. $500. cHRIS-cRAFT,
cabin cruiser, 81 f.. new. save S59e
cabin cruiser. 81 r.. brand.new,
completely equipped. Save $57S.
nov S1.9g5. sUMNER-CRAFT. 20
IT,. completely equipped to the last
codee cup. save 81 .003, OWENS
coNvERTIBLE. Is H.. sleeps 2.
sss ss9 II ss s cssSG.sd m sssf
cHRIscRAFT CAVALIER. Is IT.. go
h.p, super fast new. completely
sf.Ts5. AcouALfNE aluminium
boats. 12-I4 IT.. save up 70 $100.
i issa r Driss s1ss Compass n ry nsy
marine engines. Also iSrss ssiee.
tinn 81 guaranteed used MOTORS
Of sharply reduced prices.
LITTLE
Washington,s
Largest Display Of Boats
MA. S-5a49. 63D Maine Ave, S,W.
ON DISPLAY
l8-FT, CALIFORNIAN, $795
$3.50 DowN--S32 MONTH
All-mahos. beauty: Oft. Sin. hfaui.
high sides. cupboard or inboard.
windshield, permanent top.
FALL LAY-AWAY PLAN
For SPRING DELIVERY. nov Is the
time to take Advantage OF FALL
PRICES. with low down payment
and easy terms.
$50 DowN@sSe MONTH
ls.ft. Cabin Cruiser: S9g6
2i-ft. Day Cruiser. SQ95
Si-ft. Cabin Cruiser, 1895
R .Gs 81 5unf s yai sas wi ana 'S p.s
manent top, for outboard OF IN
board: si00 DOWN. s55 MONTH.
THE LIGHTHOUSE. 10. 1896
Daily and Sunday
Drive straight ahead on B. Capitol,
IL miles past Md. line, no turns,
1t corner. ESQ and Drive-in rest.
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AUTOMOBILES poR SALE

AUsTM.MBALKY 100 1884; $4,000
9 sns lo 51sd sood: 0G s.s sSs "a "a.
AUsTfffSs Morris Minors. HilImsns,
n. 0.G and other small Popular I'M.
ported cars: i94os through 1866;
must make space. for new 1885
models: largest selection In town:
lowest love prices n,ic Of ne season: We
srraneements st bank rstes. Dealer
for AUSTIN Healey, Austin Of Eng
land. NJ. O.. Morris Minor. n. c.
Magnetic, Hiilman. Sun b . m
Porsche, Mereedes-B Benz. WHY'S
MAMMALIAN AUTO, INC. fEgt
l9lzs; 1th ct = SIS. ny. North
7-2700. Branch Sales, 1910 KIM
A IS rfss1 HiI "a; Klpf $685. 1852. NJ,
paint louyred hood. Never raced,
sTITT. 10. 2-5362 --a
AUSTIN 194e 2-door: recently over.
hauled, perfect running condition;
sI4b. OIL. 2-e333.
BUICK ,53 4-door sedan: sky blue
With white top. fully equipped with
power steering and brakes. auto.
matte transmission, radio, heater
e sIe;; immaculats. i,596.
0uDtlTDdll Od0lllac-kllOS.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. ND. Oh. 6-770O
BUICKS--eelection OF models and
eolofs. HORNER'S CORNER. Buick
Deaisf; Pa. ave. ne. ct 9Th. II
INTERESTINGLY Il. HoRNER.
INC. Downtown. iii l4th, Com
venient to ell hotels. once build
ings. real estate and financial dis
triri DI. 7-3QQS.
BUICK so Riviera; equip, ready to
60; only $7D5. UNITED AUTO
SALES, Chillum and Rigs rds.,
Chtllum Nd, HA. 2-3777. 20
BUICK 1854 Super hardtop COW. !:
2-tone power steering and brakes,
Wv. tires, many other extras.
Compare this one at sI,pg5. BELL
MOTORS 5000 Wis. ave. NV. Wo,
BUICK 1859 Riviera hardtop: blue
and white finish. white-wail tires,
fully equipped. including power
steering. power brakes. r. and h..
dynafioN: numerous other access
cries. Bucks most popular model,
$l,616. AKERS OLDeMOBILE-
CADILLAC. Fairiington shopping
center. OV 3e03hfl %
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TRAILERs

TRAyELo HOUSE TRAILER, 81 foot
mod, avn. and other ex. Best condl
Pm. Fredericksburg. Essex 3-4S32.
NEED fRAILER tsisep u. Have 3.
bedrm. I-yr.-old brick home. W
Hyattsyilie; 10 trade. WA. 1924
1855 rRAyELsIAsTER. "a IT,; j:
bedrrn., new, never lived in; $3.50
cash, take over payments; owner
going overseas. IA. 2-09TS. %
80 MODEL. 2-bedrm. trailer. Ike
new. new air conditioner. 2s-ft.
metal awning Call so. b-h1S3.
racks. $55: boat trailer very
sturdy. sos. u. 9.563S.
TWO ROOM '4S trailer; good tires,
good cond., % It. long. Best rea-
sonabIe offer. Phi, EV. 4-76o2.
'Bsy STAR So. 2 bedrms... tub, shower,
thermostat heat, excel. condition.
Lot is, 1883 Powhatan ST.. Alex.
soft all aluminium: 3 rooms. Turn.
SSg5. Cali UN, 1850,
1852 COLONIAL. 27-ft., excel. cond.,
equip. attached cinder block porch,
large yard; Ideal for children. Reas.
ron RENT. one bedroom trailer.
peri cond., will set at court Of your
choice here or Florida, until ap-
prox, June 1. JU, D-3730,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
HUNTING Accommodations

ROOM FoR ONE DEER HUNTER.
tparty. Of FOUR on Nova Scotia
trip. Leave on Octohsr ii. back
October 20; $3.50 includes every
thing license. guide. etc Gail after
$50 p.m.. Gaithersburz 43B-w.
HUNTG. AND FISHING LODGE
~ hr. from Washington: rustic log
cabin on st. Marys River: rock
and, trout fishing Just starting; Two
duck blinds. best duck and goose
shooting In Southern Maryland.
500 acres upland game; plenty Oh
squirrel, rabbit and quail: suitable
small club or private party. seasons
only Oct. thru Jan. Write or phone
y; GEORGE THOMPSON. Great
Mis-, Nd Great Mills l8-J,
FOR RENT. DUCK BLIND-Pa-
duxsnt River. CAL Do. 7-714s.
HUNTERS PARADISE, ZOO acres
OF woods and grain fields. loads al
deer, quail. some turkey; to q group
OF not more than 20 nen; season
only: so mi. Wash. Phone Essex
3-383g. Box 3S4-V, Star.
HUNTING RIGHTS - About I .Oflo
acres; log house; In mountains
co. b-S735 or call Luray OIL.
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PARKWAY-FORD

3061 M ST. NV. AID. 2-0tSl
CADILLAC 1851 Fleetwood; (, ant
IA, IA Wv; tires, nSaram ana, De snt
drive to appreciate: 81, 7e6. HoYLI
MOTOR SALES. f717 r. /. ave
|CaDiLIAc 1913 s-dr. ese":: hydra.
:, and h.: beautiful original blu
finish; perfect mech. eond.; iiey
Wv. tires; one owner. Must SCI
TO appreciate. EN-. 2-s641. 20
CADILLAC '4g conv.; ebony blaci
finish. slate gray top: Wv. tires
r. and h.. hydra. dr.: the care
given this car BY the former owne,
glistens with newness which car
be bought by you for $685.. IA.
KOMA FORD, S725 Piney Branch
I'd, Sill. Spg.. JU. $1,000. "a
CADILLAC so Coupe de vile: strik
ing 2-tone gray. fully equipped with
hydramatic. power steering. radio
heater. electric windows, etc: new
car condition: warranty: S2.1A5,
CaN xAr S,fAr. - NJ lsI1A - n13A
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CHEVROLET '52. convertible; power
resI TOP e aae ssse a! a1ds ssa money
back trial; 4-monfh written guar
Jantee. HILL q SANDERS, Wash. q
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 14th 81.
NV, NO. Till. Open ewes. til
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AVIATION

B 7. Is. 100 hrs. since overhaul:
A. ana E.. new fabric. starter, bat
terry and cockpit cover: highly pol
ished. beins transferred. must sell
$l.25n or best offer. Can be seen
at Beacon Field. r. A, JONES.
PIPER CoUpE -, $500; trans.
hrs: aeo. ~. $4,000.
CESSNA 40: 400 total time A&E
privately owned. haneered. never
cracked. primary panel landing
light. 2-way radio, metal prop.
pants. eofrosion free. beautiful
respect. new license. cruises ITO.
$3.50. Elk. 3-6206 or DE. 2-6736.
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MACHINERY end EQUIPMENT

BuLLDOzER. DE- cat. approx. IL
months old with clearing rake.
winch and pan. excellent shape
Also GMC tractor truck and Low
boy trailer. Financing avail. Priced
for quick sale JU. g.3028