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mems clothing. officials said. a
the downtown store has done.
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.cHIcAGoLIVEsTocK

CHICAGO, Oct. rs. W fUsDAl.--
Saiable hogs. 10000; slow, 1913 Lowell
than Mondays AVERAGE on butchers
mostly 30 lower on sows; most No.
to is la0-2s0 ID. butchers. In. mixes
lots 13.0O-l3.50: bulk l90-220 10. suit.
able for shipment 13.25-13.50: top q
1850 for AS head, lowest since 1912
most sows 100000 Id. le.oo-i3.o0; som,
"o ssisbIe cattle. 1000: salAble calves
500, yearling steers under laose ID ~. sns
active. other weights slow, with steer.
over 1850 ID. very slow market stead!
Ito 25 loweri cows slow. steady TO "a
lower: bulls active, strong; vealer;
so lower for two days: . load Of higt
100 10. steers a4.15; load Of higf
prime l.e90 ID. 24,25: most high eopd
to prime under 100 ID. steers 20.75:
s4:0o; eomns so 70 average 5000 SOD
around 1875 ID. steers aI.75; GOOD te
low prime heifers 1s.50-g2 90: most
utility and commercial cows l0.25-l2 10
Gamers and cutters s50-l0.75: utilits
and commercial bulls 135q-18.00; veal.
ers 700 down: four loads choice go
b. Montana feeding steers 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25
Chicago Firm Purchases
Lewis a Thomas Saltz

Edwards & Hill. Inc. Of Chi
cago has purchased the Lewis Il
Thomas Saltz mems store at l409
q street NV, officials today an
nounced.
1.-THE business viii continue
as heretofore, with no changes
planned in policy. management
or personnel" said the an
nouncement.
Lewis Saltz will be active as
chairman Of the board; Thomas
Saltz viii continue as vice preSi-
dent and Mr.. Richard E. Steen
will become president Of the
company and act in an executive
and administrative capacity.
The new owners are Enoch
Steen and his two sons, Richard
E. and William E. Steen, who
head Edwards d Hill.
Remodeling and expansion
plans are going forward and are
expected to be finished this week
at the G street store.
The new branch store at 1909
A Connecticut avenue NV, is
expected to be open about No
vember /. This viii feature fine
haberdashery and specialties In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25
BY WILLIAM A. MHLEN

Chairman j. Sinclair Arm
strong Of the Securities and Elk
change Commission viii be the
principal speaker at the annual
conference Of the Southeastern
Group. Investment Bankers AS
ISOLATION Of America. at White
sulphur Springs, w. Va. It will
be held at the Greenbrier Hote.
and Mr.. Armstrong will SPEAK
Saturday night at the banquet
A group Of 40 washington ares
members. including their wives
will participate in the three-day
meeting, which begins Friday.
Wiifred L. Goodwin, jr.. part.
ner Of Goodwin g. olds, will pre-.
side at the meeting.
Special guests will be Mr.. Arm
strong. Harold c. Patterson. ar
SEC member; Walter A. Schmidt
Of Philadelphia, president Of thu
Investment Bankers Association
Of America. and Murray Hanson
managing director and genera
counsel Of the association.
William S. Marshall. regiona
director Of the SEC for this area
win address the conference
About ITO investment banker
are expected to attend.
Harvey Gram Nominated
As Secretary Treasurer
Harvey B. Gram, ir.. partner
OF Johnston, Lemon g. Co., here
has been nominated as secre.
tary-treasuref for the coming
year. The election of officers
will be held. Mark Sullivan, jr.
is on the Executive Committee
from washington. All committee
chairmen win make their report:
during the conference. Mr.
Schmidt win speak about the
work Of the national associa-
ton.
A lecture and f1ower-arrange-
ment demonstration by Mrs
Herbert H. Gregeer Of Washing
ton will be q feature OF the con-
ference Saturday. After hel
lecture and demonstration thu
ladies individually will have ar
opportunity to arrange theil
flowers for judging. Prizes vii
be awarded. A golf tournament
also will be held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Oct 25 R.--Foreign
IN dollars, others In cents. fUnchanSed
unless Otherwise noted:
Canadian dollar in New York open
o. s. cents up 3-32.
ss.5gs; 20 day futures 5'7s.. up I.ss;
ituT.s ," WIZ. On III y f-5 az R 81 Has
. cent: Germany tWestern). ODeutsehe
: italy dirap 1915 Of cent; portusai
leseudol $50; sweden tkronal 1884;
switzerland tfranel tfree) 23.33A; Den.
Latin 4m.riss; Are,n.,n. free, ,7.2e,
!, sueia tboiivsri 5000. ~
Ear East: HONG Kong dollar 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25
Southern Railway Reports
Income Gain In September

The Southern Railway Co. to-
day reported a net income in
crease Of $l.255.147 for Septem-
Der, compared with September
1854. The total was $3,260,s7e
against $2,005,729.
The Board of Directors meet
ing In New York announced a
dividend of IS cents on the
common stock. payable Decem-
Der Is to stockholders Of record
November Is. Also a dividend oil
Ia per cent or 62ia cents on
the $50 preferred stock payable
December is to stockholders Of
record November Is.
For the first nine months, net
income totaled $2T. 499, 769 or
1912 a share. against $l6,576,lSl
or 1851 in 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25

sNolNEERs IEcnNIcIANs SCIENTISTS
CutissWsht has permanent career positions open for
specialists in advanced engines and propellers metaur,
electrodes nneleonics uasonlcs, pastics and chemistry
New Is square Research and Development Center at
Quehanna, Pennsylvania and expanded divisional engineer
Ing programs creating opportunities for engineers,
technicians and scientists In both aviation and diversified
industrial projects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK Oct IS G9.--National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc:
Moon 0uOtationSt
Evening star., 1955-07-21
CLEVELAND

lubdib d. =
Walked for strickland in 4th.
2Hit sacrifice fly for Hogan IN 4th.
3Fouled out for Narleski in 4th.
4Popped out for Mossi in 7th.
5Struck out for Dente in 9tn.
6Popped out for Garcia in 9th.
WASHINGTON ---- O24 600 Oo0--s
Cleveland --------- 020 900 00O--4
Runs batted in-Yost (2l, Rosen,
Dolby, Paula, Valdivielso (2l, Fain,
Wertz. Two-base hit-Vernon, Three
base hit-valdivielso. Home runs
Yost Rosen. Dolby. Stolen base-Fain.
Sacrifice fly-Wertz. Left on bases
washington. 4; Cleveland. 4. Bases on
balls--Of Wynn, Ii of Ramos, 2.
Struck out-By Wynn, 3; by Narieski,
II: BY Mossi 8; by Garcia. 2: by
obo' Stobbs' z; sby Ramaos. Hits1of
In / u innings; OF MosSi. 0 in 3 In
iaings: of Garcia. 0 in 2 innings; of
Stobbs. 4 in 3ks innings; off Ramos. 0
in "a innings: Runs and earned runs
Mossi 90: of Garcia, 90; OF Stobbs,
Al; on Ramos, 90. Winning pitcher
lGI-5). umpires-Chylak, Berry. Nc
kinley and Flaherty. Time-2:l3. At
tendance-11.lS9.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
SWAPS AND NASHUA MEET AUGUST 81
Longest Stretch in U. S.
Picked for Roce Classic

publicity for the Arlington
Washington Park co-ordinated
meetings.
The late George Woolf, one
Iof Americas greatest jockeys
was quoted by Sheer as having
once said: THAT long stretch
gives both the horse and the
rider all the opportunities for
the better horse to win"
Both Rex Ellsworth, owner OF
the California-bred Swaps, and
William Woodward. jr., in whose
Belair Stud colors Nashua runs
seem to have been influenced by
this argument. The fact that
Washington Park was more of q
neutral ground than any of the
Eastern or California tracks also
helped Lindheimer in an untir-
ing campaign that began early
al Ou1lSs
New York writer's frequently
credit Aqueduct with having the
longest stretch in the country
but its 1920 is IL feet shorter
than Washington Park. That al
Churchill Downs, where the
hopes of many Derby hopefuls
have died in the last furlong, is
1.23412 feet. Belmont Park
where Nashua pulled away to
win by nine lengths in the Bel
mont Stakes, is a mile and one
half in circumference, but its
homestretch is only Lat feet
Continued on Page CO, Col. 5
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Streoking Griffs
Win on Pedro's
No-Hit Relief
By BURTON HAWKINS
Star Stan Correspondent

CLEVELAND, July 21.-The
Senators wan complexion sud-.
denly has turned roster, thanks
to a pair of youthful Cubans.
Pitcher Pedro Ramos and Short
stop Jose Valdivielso.
Ramos. 20. rapidly is pitching
himself out of the bullpen with
Spectacular relief performances
Two of his last four jobs have
been brilliant. Before the Sena-
tors left home he restricted the
Yankees to one hit in four in
|nings to preserve a victory for
Dean Stone and last night he
picked up a triumph for himself
by holding the Indians hitlesS
for five and two-thirds innings
as Washington won, GA.
Pedro Learns Rapidly
The Senators hadn't won a
three-game series all season un-
til they polished off Kansas City
over the week end. Today they
will be bidding for their sixth
straight win and second series
sweep when they send Johnny
Schmitz against Art Houtteman.
Ramos, a strapping right
handler whose only previous ex-
perience in organized baseball
ranks was with Morristown and
Hagerstown last year. when he
had a combined 1876 record,
came to spring training with
virtually no chance of sticking.
But Chuck Dresser liked
Ramos from the moment he saw
him warm up and decided to
tutor the youngster personally.
Pedro, perenially smiling senior
who struggles valiantly with
English, is learning rapidly, as
the Yankees and Indians are
willing to testify.
Booted off Glass B Club
Equipped with a sizzling fast
ball, Ramos delivered for the
Senators when they desperately
needed it. They built up 20 and
6-2 leads for Chuck Stobbs, who
started, but the lefthander was
giving away runs almost as
rapidly as his teammates were
getting them.
Valdivielso. 10, was booted off
the Glass B Rock Hill IS. c.
Club last year and dispatched to
See SENATOR'S, Page CA
Evening star., 1955-07-21
BY CHARLES M. EGAN
Sport. Editor of The star

BppIlt El1NOA Va LAC os1h
Swaps and Nashua will decide
the 3-year-old championship
and presumably horse-of-the-
year honors for l955-in Amer
ica's longest homestretch, the
1.531-foot run to the finish line
at Washington Park, Chicago's
big South Side plant at SUBJ
urban Homewood.
The race, which could provide
a supreme moment in racing his
tory, is to be run on Wednesday
August 81, with the winner tax
ing the entire pot of 500, ,00O
put up by Benjamin F. Lind
heimer, Washington Park execu-
tive director. The distance is a
mile and a quarter, the same as
when Swaps beat the Eastern
ace in the Kentucky Derby, and
each colt will carry 126 pounds,
just as they did at Louisville.
In addition to the S100, 900,
the winning owner will receive a
gold cup. Special awards also will
go to the winning jockey and
trainer.
The mile and an eighth tracks
long stretch-it is 481 feet
longer than at Arlington Park,
where Nashua won the Classic
last Saturday-was a factor in
Lindheimer's successful efforts to
get this dream race, according
to Harry Sheer, who handles the
Evening star., 1955-07-21

team to "wait out" the wild,
swift highlander.
"It worked and we have the
bead on them now," Marion as
serted.
Turley walked three Of the
first five men to face him and
sandwiched in a single to George
Kell and a two-bagger to Walt
Dropo which chased him to the
See MARION, Page C-5
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Susce, Newcombe and Ramos Star
As Pitchers Have Brilliant Day
Red Sox Rookie
Yields One Hit:
Newk Gets 10th
By the Associated Press

Every now and then this sea-
son the smoke sent up by the
Isluggers, zeroing in on the major
league home run record with
|1.400 to date. clears away and
some brilliant pitching shows
through. Yesterday was one of
those days.
George Susce, jr., of the Red
Sox was the leader, giving Kan
sas City just one hit in a 60
victory. 1t was the fifth one-hit
job in the American League this
year and the eighth in the
majors.
The 23-year-old right-hander,
son of the AS bullpen coach,
gave up a leadoff single to Vic
Power in the first and that was
all.
Big Don Newcombe came close
to his second one-hitter of the
season, but the Cubs wound up
with two singles off the Brooklyn
Iright-hander as he won his 10th,
10-1, in the first game of twi-
nighter. The Cubs snapped a
nine-game losing streak in the
inightcap. 5-3.
1t was relief pitching that won
a fifth straight for Washington,
with Pedro Ramos hurting 52s
innings of hitless ball to beat
Cleveland. GA. Ray Narleski,
Don Mossi and Mike Garcia. in
cidentally. tossed no-hit stuff in
61s innings of relief for the
Tribe.
Saul Rogovin allowed just five
hits as Philadelphia beat Gin
cinnati, 60, and Curt Simmons
followed it up with a four-hitter
See BASEBALL. Pare c.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Marion Set if White Sox Beat Ford

CHICAGO, July 81 F.-"We
won a must game last night and
we'll be all set if we win today
said Manager Marty Marion OF
the White Sox, who climbed
within two games of first place
with an 8-6 triumph over the
Yankees before 38,869 fans last
night at Comiskey Park.
Chicago's, Virgil Trucks (9-6s
opposes Whitley Ford t10-5) IN
Evening star., 1955-07-21

the rubber game of the three
game set today.
The White Sox brass seemed
particularly pleased about the
way the club beat Bob Turley
for the third time this year.
The Yankees won the series
Opener Tuesday night, 4-3, be-
hind Tommy Byrne, but Turley
failed to last the first inning
last night as Marion ordered his
Evening star., 1955-07-21
Snead Credits
Putting Stroke
For PGALead
Sam One-up at 66
Going Into Final
Round of Qualifying
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star staf Correspondent

star Steu correspondent
DETROIT. July 21-The frs
round Of the PGA championship
actually doesn't mean much, be.
cause the medalist and qualifier.
will not be known until tonight
when the ga low scorers after 81
holes are paired for tomorrow
match play.
So let's visit with Sam Snead
the f1rst-round leader with sc
instead of rehashing the scores
Sam, in high good humor
made his way through a scor,
or more reporters to his locker
at Meadowbrook Country Club
You knew he had a good rounC
without looking at the score.
board. because Sam started with
did you hear the one about?'
the rest of which will not be
printed here for obvious reasons
He told two more before replay.
ing his round.
New Putter Helped
did I putt good? He replied
to question. II made more putt.
today than I've made in fivt
weeks put together. 1 went out
on that putting green YESTERDAY
for three hours and studied
everybody's stroke. 1 added 'en
up, multiplied by two and divided
by four, and that's the stroke
used today.
THAT, plus a new putter,
Sam added, with a wink.
Somebody asked if he hit tn,
ball good. Nobody I've playe,
with in five tournaments ha
outplayed me from tee to green.
Sam replied. But they've al
outputted me-" He added tha'
he was in three sand traps bur
pared all three holes by one.
putting.
Sam was asked if the corset
he wears is to hide the few
pounds he's gaining at the age
OF 43. Il haven't gained any,
he replied-a slight fib. "Tha,
corset is for my bad back"
Somebody asked how MANY
putters he has had in the last
few years. He said he couldn't
remember. but added that the
average round of golf calls fol
So puts, 2 per green. so that
naturally the putter was the mos
important club in the bag.
Driver 20 Years Old
"You use the driver IA times
and the putter SO, so there's SC
shots with two clubs if you play
regulation round of golf. Those
two clubs are SO important" Sam
continued, that often a fellow
will have a favorite driver ano
putter, and his other clubs will
be in a matched SET"
Snead's driver is % years old
1t was made in 1888 and Henry
Picard gave it to him in 1897
Those clubs are his two devia-
tions from a matched set.
Another said he observed
Snead quickly step behind Eric
Monti on the 18th green to
watch Months ball roll toward
the cup. inasmuch as Sam had
to putt the same line from a
shorter distance.
II was going to school on his
putt" Sam replied. Snead
knocked in a 13-footer for a
birdie, a putt he probably
wouldn't have made if he had
not seen Months putt curl off.
He changed his shoes, added
See PGA, Page c.
Evening star., 1955-07-21
PROBABLE PITCHERS
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
washington at Cleveland-Schmitz
t5.5) VS.. Houtteman f7-3).
New York at Chicago--Ford (10-5) vs.
Trucks (9-6),
Baltimore at Detroit-Brown DO VS.
Carver fS-9) or Hoeft (9-3).
Boston ct Kansas City-Sullivar
'll-S' vs. NsfioNaLt4 sffoss t4i7,; LEAGUE
st. Louis at New York-Arroyo I'll.
~ Us Maglie (9-4 or Liddle (3-2).
Chicago at BrooRlyn-Davis (5-4) VS.
Craig 1-0l or Bessant 1-O.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia - Gros,
O-O or Black f4-I VS.. Negray (3-2)
or Meyer t3-S).
Milwaukee as Pittsburgh - SPAIN
(7-W VS.. Donoso (2-4).
Evening star., 1955-07-21

TREAT FOR George su E the Red so
60 against @ the AS last night After Vic Powers eado single the
catcher who Red Sox 1850 watched
Pnsbugh
in
Evening star., 1955-10-07

PRICE S14.soo FOR TINS NEW
d2oK L9Ss As 4 ,0NEs 0My " woo6 o3.SesTl, SogEp
.PEp FEicI KffcHEN. HIN cIxRPPooRf. "a Po n1l uffLi.
TY ROOM. DON'T FAIL TO SEE.
EXCELLENT FINANCIAL AR
RANGEMENT.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Eealtors.Deve.opers IA. 6-6200
Evening star., 1955-10-07

PLEASANT VALLEY ESTATES
Choice acre or more building sites.
Level lots, tall oak shade trees.
These are the first lots. over the
line In Loudoun County where taxes
are low. al mi west Of Fairtax
on Rte. SO. W H. SPENCER. Jra
Rss ts,l;s 4; Herndon' Va Herpson 1s
Evening star., 1955-10-07
CARROLL COUNTY
LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

LAKE BANCROFT Sec. 8, Lot 375--
Lake frontage 146 IT,, 500 81 u,
Beautifully wooded. 10. 1-l0oess
MERRIrIELp7--zonsd j tqr u. business 8 !.
or industrisl. ever 10000 sS; s,rs "
REALTY Co, il. 3-05b7. Eges.,
IniiJfi.pERs III IIssya yaTrENrroN-r have ip ap.
proximately 200 beautiful lots lust
outside Fails Church, ready tor
building this fah; sever. water
o%rIR eSS as r YIN ls-ssis ssIl ~ or -Ps Psr'.
RAMBLER SITES, 200x340, wooded,
Clinton. Nd. $1,000. b yrs. or more
to pay, Ju, 5-95B3, s.
E25 ACRkS. Mt. VeTnon--water NOW.
sewer available very soon. Lovely
Investment. ESSss1 & Al sniTH REALTY.
XII, s-B662; eyes. IL, 6.2957. -s
| acres, stream. $3.50, s-tenths
acre. road frontage. 1880. City
water. restricted TO fine homes.
IFSoREsTviILE. OH HsHsL VA. - Pour s-scte
wooded building lots; each $500
cash and balance $50 month. Box
|ssaeeRk EsTATEs in beautiful
BROCK HALL 2 subdivision Of
distinction Win me nomcS NuefS
your Investment Yill BE- protected: n
Ssas0eanIs ssns. esrms Rr,ssai sssir.a Losssed
the Largo Marlboro rd., Just fg
minutes from Cheverly Nd. Call
NJ, LEO 6TORCH. AP 1-s300. -
FORRESf HILLS. on Brandyvine g.
close TO- Conn, ave. level lot;
houses; 81 rs So. Il. ST. 3-635S.
\. MaKEiNEfox LoT, 18th St. IN
Colonial village: $3.50. VIII build
3-bedrn. house on same for $500.
oNIY Sall ~ 4 suiIpiSe aalsn LOTS LEFT In
community o. Az new homes ns1i
water and roads In: near town Of
Fairfax. ali lots Level with tall
trees Call Mr. Kumor. is. b-6Sou.
or ewes. IA. S-s203. SHANNON
a LuCHs co .
BuCKLoDGE RD.-2 acres; 24s-it
Ideal for small suhdiv. WA. 7-Ql96,
HEIDRR A. SELLERS.
sCAGGsY1LLE AREA. Live at your
building project g acres win
modernized Cape Cod home at
$4,000 Also 40. yaluable acres
With VIII huse hi,,nn older home p111 a yo;. !.
RoMER. Nv. 4-941i; II no answer,
FALLS su CHURCH. crrY--147oo-sa.-
II. level lot: beautiful trees. Al
ut,is., paved sts, Among hne homes;
ccnyenisnt to trsnnsp.; ,s1n scis, R sRd
ns. IhSps sREpIETY psEiefY ooo. co.. IA. .eiliI sai@ss
LOTs. over 10o-ft. frontaEe ca al
utiis. mel street. RAYMOND J.
Lynch CO., 10. 4-640a, -
ILANGLEY. Va. AREA--s00 acres
on 2 black-topped roads; all clear:
eycel. for subdivision 81 ESQ per
acre. Good terms. MRS. OLSON,
81 sooo-;s ACRES, u open, . miles
on Route 622. nr. Blue Ridge
Mountain stocked trout stream,
BSrTwEEEsN1 800 ana 400 acres: ls
min. 10 d. c.; subject TO new road
openings: suitable for subdivision
and land development. Price.
cheap. Ii 4-lii4: evenings, OIL; =
ron SALE on TRADE. eM acres.
level. wooded land. near Centreyilles
va. 400 II. road frontage; cul-de-
sal; ideai for private estate. chin.
chtlla farm, subdivision. LiberaiI
terms. OWNER. ia. s-4346; p
|LOT FOE SALE, on $500 block VIII
son lane. Bethesda; s2xl10, all
utilities in. Price, $500, CAL
evenings. after $50. JU. s-4e4s.
i2 ACRES IN D. c.. 1891, Is3li4:I
zoned for apartments LU. 4-di45.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
MoToRcYcLEs

WANTED MOTORCYCLES - HID,
Vincent or B. 8. A. wiz pay. $500
cash Immediately, CT. 6-0769: IS
SPECIAL
This SATURDAY. October s from 2 to
6p.m.. We will have Open House for
DAvIDsoNs. We invite everyons
interested in motorcycles to come
and see the great new Harley
Davidson for '56.
RED HOUSE
II. D. SALES d SERVICE
1865 31st 81. NV. AD. 2-o602
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TRUST NOTES FoR SALE

$500 2ND TRUsf-sss int, S5s
E0i i.s yss trS.t sehIRa psI sSsOe ScSe. msiss sRs
maker 4Qss discount. NE. e-0675,
RA. 3-3756. ~
sss35 SECOND TRUST on attrae-
ment; excellent background on
maker. 81 Zoo, PARKS1DE REAL
TY. 10. 5-e715. ~
Seasoned Notes, NV.
$500. payable S52.25: price. $3.-
800, S4.9s5 PAYABLE $4S.76: price.
$3.50. Ii. 4-1I46: eFes.. EN-. p
s9le or RA. 6-4273. %
Evening star., 1955-10-07
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1851 1h-ton: stake
body. I,w.b.. like new; must Sc
sold snr,la,I.s snis week; &, must Be seen to bs
cmalxEoIaT moloH az .i.s ss s sssop p@sEus @ sss sGed
%
DODGE. 1851 ls-ton panel: sood
sond; ga s.isIs nsT snoW-Rrip tires, 4s5.
F9RD is47 S.i5o dump truck; make otler.
IS FORD Panel h-ton. This VS. IL
1rand d-new and can be bought at
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ONE L0W-BOY tandem axle, 16.
wheel. heevy-duty trailer: $3.50.
THE JACK STONE CO., Ii. 3-l400.
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DODGE 80 h-ton pickup; ready to
roll; SIPS. BOWMAN MOTOR
SALES, 1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
CHEVROLET wREcKER, Al. cab
over engine. Good rubber, runs good;
$500 or best ofier. UN. 4-97bI.
FORD so h-ton panel; heater, rood
tires. new paint. eood condition.
ready to work. 30-day guarantee:
S4a9 HILL a SANDERS, Wash. q
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900. I4th st.
nv. NO. 7-1ll1. Open ewes. till o:
Sat. till 5.
FORD 81 panel u ton: blue. perfect
HILL & SANDERS. Wssh.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, i114 Vermont ave.
NV, AD. 4-430O. Open ewes till q:
Sat. till 5.
FORD 1852 F-6 dump: s1.595; .
TRIANGLE tPoRD,
30t0 R. I. Ave. NE. De. 2-S425
Evening star., 1955-10-07
LOTS, AcRrAeE WANTFp
REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN BEAcH, MD.-cholce corner
on high ground midway between
ocean and bay. $500 cash takes
both. OIL, 2-5453. after d pm. or
AL day Sunday. p
Evening star., 1955-10-07

HAVE cIaENr With sqsstan.l.l I.
ment bldg.. in good condition, IN
Virginia or NV, washington
sEoTEr. sES5sTs eo-oHs; s ibyisssS; Svsse7 can sE'
WANTED-Apt. bldgs.. stores. COM
IsTsial srognd syS. snq d. ssresss sssI 70 tHr
West. GoSS REALTY CO., NC.
ma. 6-l3o3. Id
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Desk sPAcE


BUSINESSMAN WANTED, Fairfax
once; phone and desk: S15-$25.
CIR. 3-0332. XII. S-S4O5. 10
Evening star., 1955-10-07
FINE

FINE
MOBILE HOMES
41 it., 2 bedrms., for as
little as $3,995.
35 it., 3 bedrms., island
bed in rear, $3,595.
80 and 80 it. single and
doubles.
Many makes, all sizes,
new and used.
CALL wO. 6-323i
AMERICAN TRAILER
CO., INC.
COME TO 5000 WIS. AVE, NV.
Open o to o Wkdays. Closed SUNDAYS