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StOhlman Chevrolet

3270 M ST. NV.
AID. 2-46l4 AID. 2-1646
CHEW. 81 Pei Air hardtop coupe
has powerglide, r. and h., ETC.; ex-
tremely good cond. throughout; war
ranteed 6 months or 5000 miles;
special today only 1897.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
300 Pa. Ave. Sc. LII. 2-9S27
CHEV. 1856 Bel AIR VS. 2-dr. /:
standard transmission; $3.50 or
best offer. JE. 3-S023.
CHEV. 1850 2-dr. Fleetline; r.. h.,
not De; excel. cond.; 10000 mi.
$685.. OWNER, 10. 2-2656. %"
CHEW. 80: . popular de luxe 2-door
sedan, with mist green finish, has
poTerglide trans. r.; and h. 4 smart
S745 See Mr. Stafford
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ROYAL MOTORS

CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH-I IMPERIAL
400 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
CHRYSLER 1853 New Yorker de
luxe conv.: beaut. bronze finish.
auto. trans. r. and h.. power steer
ing and brakes. all-leather interior ,
low mileage. Your Az or so will
make a down payment. Full price
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BANNING & SONS

$500 Baltimore Blvd. Hyatts,ille
WA. 7-444O UN 1880
ASK for Mr.. Hakes Open TIN . pm.
DODGE 1888 2-dr. sedan; green. y.
Condition; BUTIER-B BONDED. s7sS'
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
tTOI gIet Ct NV nj sutff
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S1O00 DOWN

Will purchase this brick bungalow
3 large bedrooms, living room with
fireplace, dining ell, equipped
kitchen. and bath fenced yard. and
excellent location. A real buy for
the discriminating buyer.
Town & Country Realty
TIE. 6-1415 9 Till 9
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CONTAMINATION Lincoln Con-
tinental convertible; good eondi-
ton reasonable finish; Mercury
conversion. Can be seen, 1886
Good Hone I'd Sc
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CHEVROLET 1854 2-dr.; gun metal
and reconditioned. Also sanitized: l.
owner. II a GOOD price means any
thinR, look this one over, 30-day
guarantee. Sale price, S945. Take
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Frank Small, Jr., Inc.

DODGE 30 Coronet club coupe
auto trans, =. and NJ. needs a
little motor work. otherwise sx-
ltremely clean; mechanics special.
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

CONSUL SO 4-dr.; T. and h.; Wv.
tires; driven only 500 miles; red
leather interior; like brand-new
l.499. HILL a. SANDERS, Wash S
Oldest Ford Dealer, lila Vermont
ave. n W. AID. 4-4300. open ewes.
I'll o. Sat iii \
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ROYAL MOTORS

cHRYsLER- PL yMoUTH- IMPERIAL
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 10000
DE SOTO 81 VS. 4-door: power
steering power brakes, powerfiitt.
I radio, heater, WV. tires, 2-tone
green. very clean. low mileage. one
owner: worthwhile guarantee /.
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314O Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
IA. 2-9O03. Open I'll $3.50.
CHEVROLET 1855, delrsy: power
glide radio. heater; 2-tone green;
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DE SOTO 81 sedan; radio and heat
sr, a fine valve ,, a only $g95. Gar
East-West hwy, Sill. SPY, Md. Open
evenings till y. JU. 5-7S04.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05

ing last nights auction, the AL
Marah owners prepared for the
sale by refusing to sell any OF
their horses, no matter what the
offer. The sale was believed to
be the largest auction of Arab
mounts ever conducted in the
United States.
Since the auction was the first
of its kind, leading breeders of
Arabians who attended declared
the sale could mark the begin
ming of auction ring standards
for Arabian horses. In the past
and during the days of the large
Arabian stables maintained BY
Hearst. Kellogg, Dickerson, Bah
son and Selby, the biggest sales
of Arab horses were held either
on a consignment basis or when
a large estate was settled.
Among those who helped the
Al-Marah owners prepare for
the sale was Miss Lois Selby OF
Portsmouth, Ohio. Her father,
Roger A. Selby, formely one of
the country's largest breeders OF
Arabian horses, imported from
England a horse named Raffles,
one of the most famous sires in
the Arabian horse world. Raj
files was the sire of Indraff, an
18-year-old Arab stallion who
in turn became a leading sire
and who is an Al-Marah stud
horse.
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Rockville Bond
Voteon Sept. 10

Rockville will hold a referen.
dunn September 10 on a proposed
&c million revenue bond issue
to 60 to the Potomac River fol
its water supply.
This was disclosed YESTERDAY
in a letter prepared by City Man.
lager John H. MARYLAND. 1t will
be mailed to all residents, urging
them to support the proposal.
Plans call for construction Of
an 8-mile, 24-inch line, an in
take station. a filtration plant
and revamping of the water sys-
tenn within the city.
Mr.. MARYLAND also said the
city's sewage disposal problem is
Solved"
He said that within the next
two weeks contract will be
awarded for work on the trunk
sewer line in the city limits. In
the following two or three weeks
the Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission will let the rest
of the contract for the construc-
ton down the Cabin John Valley
In his report to the residents
the city manager said a master
plan for the community would
be in the councils hands this
month.
The plan to go to the Potomac
for the city's water supply may
arouse opposition in the COM
Imunity.
Conservative estimates indi-
Gates that this (bond) issue can
be financed with no increase in
water rates and no increase in
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been attributed to reduced
stream channel capacities due
to past sitting.
In the past, owners of agricul-
tural land in the upper county
have applied many of the reme-
dies recommended by conser-
vationistS. including contour
strip planting and the terracing
of fields. the rotation of crops
and the planting of trees and
grass.
The watershed association
however. has stated that more
conservation practices should be
adopted in an attempt to stem
the tons of silt carried doWr
stream in the Rock Creek water.
shed.
An association spokesman
Bernard Frank. stated that ero.
sion and sitting in the RocE
Greek area were responsible fol
the July flood stage, establishine
a new modern record. highehl
than a 1888 flood which wa.
preceded by more rainfall,
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School Business Chief
Named in Montgomery

A 42-year-old Yonkers IN. "
school finance officer has been
named to the new post of direc-
tor of business affairs for the
Montgomery County school .sys-
item.
Selected for the new job was
DR.. Arthur D. Templeton. He
plans to take over the $11,500-a.
year post on August 81.
| The new position was created
by the Board of Education on
Recommendation of McKinsey &,
Co., after a survey of the school
administrative setup.
DR.. Templeton has been direc-
tor of business affairs for Yon-
kers schools since 1850. Prior to
that he was in the merchandise
ling and vocational education
fields.
He is a graduate of New York
and Columbia Universities,
where he specialized in public
school administration and school
plant planning.
Under DR.. Templeton in Mont
gomery County will be the de-
nartnentS nf n1onninC ,1lIrchos
ling, construction. buildings and
grounds, cafeterias, transporta-
ton and payrolls.
The post is one of six recon-
mended by the McKinsey survey
team.
The others are assistant SUI
perintendent in charge of ele-
mentary education (still I'M
f1lled). assistant superintendent
lin charge of secondary educa-
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Arlington Acts
ToOkay Bonds

The Arlington County Board
yesterday authorized the Com
monwealth's Attorney to take
steps to validate the SGT million
school and courthouse construc-
ton bond issues passed June
by county voters.
A SUIT has been filed in Cir
cult Court against the bond
issues by two Arlington residents
who claim the county board and
the school board used tax funds
illegally in promoting the issues.
Yesterdays action authorizes
Commemorative Attorney Will
liam HaSsan not only to defend
the county against the specific
suit but to institute the county's
own proceedings to have the
courts validate the issues.
Acts Under 1854 Law
The boards action was taken
under a law passed in 1854 by
the Virginia Legislature to en-
able a governing body to insti-
tute its own proceedings to de-
eide the legality of a bond issue
and prevent a series of suits
which may unduly delay sale Of
bonds.
School officials have said the
suit filed against the bond issue
already has resulted in some
delay in planning for school
projects.
The county board approved q
resolution to create a seven
member commission to build and
Operate a juvenile detention home
for Northern Virginia. The reso-
luton already has been approved
by Alexandria +" and Fairfax
County. The commission will
come into existence upon the
approval of the Falls Church
City Council, which is expected
to consider the resolution Mon
day night.
Custer Is Protested
About SO county residents APP
peared to protest the firing OF
Miss Anne Martindale, an en-
ploye of the county Recreation
Department. Several praised the
work Miss Martindale has done
with the tennis program and as
supervisor of the Pigtail League,
a girls softball league. Among
the protesting group was Mrs.
Pauline Betz Addie. national ten
mis- star. Mrs. Addie did not
speak.
Members Of the county board
said the governing body could
take no action. but Miss Martin
dale has recourse to the county
Civil Service Commission if she
wishes to protest the firing
County Manager A. T. Lundberg
declined to say why Miss Mar
tindale was fired, pending a
hearing before the commission
The discharge is to be effective
August Is.
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Montgomery Group to Apply
For u. 5. Flood Control Aid

The Montgomery Soil Conser-
walton District has announced il
will apply lin the near future
for Federal assistance to in
stall f1ood-control facilities on
Upper Montgomery County
streams.
The board of supervisors OF
the f1ve-man county district, re-
ported that extensive damage
caused by the flash floods OF
July 20-21 occurred under con-
ditions which demonstrate the
need for properly designed up
stream flood detention struc-
lures"
The July foundations in thu
area surrounding the Rock
Creek watershed resulted, III
Montgomery County alone, in the
loss of six lives and damage
estimated at nearly 100000.
Answer to Critics
The conservation district an
nouncement apparently amount
ed to. in part, an answer to re-
cent criticism that the county
conservation supervisors have de
layed in applying for Fedora
conservation assistance requested
earlier this year by the RocI
Greek Watershed Association.
The association, organized II
promote better conservation prac'
tees in the Rock Greek area
this spring asked for a Fedora
survey of the watershed area al
a first step toward a watershed
protection program under Pub
lie Law sec.
II was reported that the up
county land owners who arr
members of the conservation dis.
trict were reluctant to invite
Federal supervision of conserva
ton practices and flood contro
measures which the district ha,
advocated for years.
Subdivisions Hard Hit
The supervisors announce.
ment, signed by Chairman
George Lechlider. noted that tn,
watershed association had re
quested the district to take step
toward a Federal survey. /
declared. however. thar prepare
ton Of preliminary survey wa
assigned 70 a Government tech,
nician attached TO the distric
whose duties also incluued givinl
assistance 70 farmers under tn,
basic conservation program O
the district.
A survey Of the conditions sur
rounding the July floods III,
supervisors stated. shows ma
little or no soil washing va
found In crop fields on farms
but that considerable erosion
OF exposed sCil was noted OF
subdivisions IN the course o
development
Besides the unusually hcav
rainfall. floods in the area hay
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Bay TankerSley. The 65-acre
farm, considered one of the
Nations largest establishments
devoteS to the breeding of Arab
steeds, is on River road in North
Bethesda. close to the Potomac
hunt country.
Early bidding on the vanguard
of 43 horses which went under
the hammer indicated that the
sale would set a record.
Owen c. McEWen of Wichita,
Kans., paid close to a record
price for a young Arab mare as
he bid 5000 for Al-Marah Ru-
wala. a 3-year-old.
Ruwala' S dam, a famous mare
named Rose Marie, was one of
four mares for which $4,000 has
been given in previous Arab sales
in the United States. 1t was re-
ported that another Arab male
once brought $500.
The stallion Ell Huzzez, one of
the expected stars of the sale,
brought only S4.750, bid by DR..
r. D. McTavish of New York,
Rumors around the sales ring
were that Mrs. Tankersley turned
down $4,000 for the horse in
Cuba last year.
The sale started off in usual
form when the first Offering, a
brood mare named Sibuyan,
brought $4,000. bid by DR.. Roger
Baker Of Leesburg. Va.
During the two years preced-
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Cabin John Firemen
Sponsoring Circus

The circus-Mills Bros. version
of its coming to town next
Thursday under sponsorship of
the Cabin John Volunteer Fire
Department.
It will show at 2 and 8 pm.
on grounds opposite Congress
sional Country Club on Persim-
mon Tree road, Cabin John.
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our present tax rates." Mr.
MARYLAND said.
The referendum is not required
by law but the mayor and coun-
Gil had promised residents an
opportunity to vote on the plan.
The city in the past depended
on wells for water but after hav-
ing to restrict it's use three sum-
mers ago, it began getting some
water from the Washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commission.
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Bottle Will Help
Draft Party POLICY

RICHMOND, Aug. 4 R.--
Former Virginia Gov. John s,
Battle leaves for Chicago tomor-
row as an advance guard in the
effort of Southern Democrats to
get a platform they like at the
Nationl Democratic Convention.
Mr.. Battle and Mrs. John Gar
land Pollard will represent Vir-
GINA at sessions of the platform
committee, which starts work
Monday mailing together a set
of policy planks for convention
consideration later this month.
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ton, assistant in charge of per-
sonnet, director of education
services, and controller.
Brian Benson, former director
of finance, has been named con-
troller.
Mr.. Benson will work directly
under Supt. Forbes H. Norris in
stead Of the director of business
affairs. as recommended by the
McKinsey team.
A former Marine. DR.. Temple
ton at one time was in charge
Of vocational education at Cherry
Point, N. C.
He is married and has two
daughters.
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Italy Wins Tourney

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Aug
4 R.-Italy won the European
bridge championship here to-
day. France was second. Aus
tria third and England fourth
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Arabian Horse Auction
InMory|ond Draws ! 500

More than $500 people from 20 States Alaska and Canada
attended auction of of the finest Arabian horses the
Nation at the Tankersy farm Montgomery County yesterday
The which began with the auctoneerS gavel
at the elimination Of of intensive
ton at the Aarah Arabian Horse Farm owned by Garvn and
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Solid Bress Fenden,
1895 10 $3.50
Block -Brass Tenders,
S.95 70 $3.50
Folding Screens,
1895 70 1895
Brass-Blk. AFresserS,
1925 10 1926
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Solid BFoss Wood
holders, 9.9S 10 24.9S
Block : BFoss Wood
holders. TBS 10 1895
Electric HsetinS Log
st 1000
Electric No-Heot
Logs, SOS to Ss.sS
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CAMP TRAILER, alum. covered, per.
feet for deer hunters. S175. JE
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NEAR sUITLAND-f2 acres; terms
Call Ma. 1855. MELoY REALTY,
MA T-335O

NH- f-oOVW'
BIZ ACRES. Rte. 24O. Mont, Co,
fronting on 3 county rds.: "a mi. Ia
Acc. Attractive terms, Cali Mr.,
Mularkey, JU. a-3g6Q with MI
PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th st. NV.
NE S-4l00.
II. ACRES, Route $40. Mont. Co.
3i2 mi to AEC.-Outstanding site
for motel, commercial and home
Terms arranged. $4,000 will
handle Call Mr. MulaTkey. JU. O.
1900, with n. PAUL HANNAH.
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Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

OOuCI1CIIl MdTyldIlQ
/. Dares Beach--Large site: 5.
room. bath. modern home, fireplace
Venetian blinds. hot-air heat: ga
rage: immediate possession. BARGAIN,
81 800. 3S miles D. c.
2. Teientists' Gins, Chesapeake
BEDROOMS. sH mat baths ef living nSun room
fireplace. large porches; large trees;
finest marine view; furnished; guest
apartment; immediate possession;
40 miles D. c.
3. solomons, Lower Patuxent
Riyer--1s4-acre peninsula; 1O-room
3-bath modern home; 8 screened
porches: 2-car garage; 42-foot boat
house. dock; 3-room cottage, first.
class condition; ideal private estate
or club: immediate possession. Bar.
gain due 10 illness OF owner.
room modern home, porches. 206 feet
waterfront; sandy beach; dock; goot
harbor: paved road: immediate
possession; SIS $50. 3s miles d. G
3. Holiday Beach, Chesapeake Bay
--5-room, basement. bath, modern
home; large screened porch, central
heat, insulated: rustic yard: furni.
turc: beautiful view; 35 miles d. c
u. Lower FaJuXtent HlVer-Largl
site. 5-room home; shore and pieI
PRIVILEGES; sandy beach; a. mileI
Z. 20 acres, st. George River area
private oyster ground. perfect har.
Dor; 2-story, 5-room, bath. modern.
lied Colonial home; barn; maturet
timber: paved road: immediate pos.
session $4,000. so miles D. c.
st. Leonard's Creek--1 acre
Groom, modern, rustic lodge, IRE.
place. screened porch: furnished
outbuildings; boat; harbor; sand,
beach: immediate possession; Al
miles D. C. S13.050.
y. Patuxent Rivers acres; 2O(
feet waterfront; sandy beach: mod.
ern 6-room basement home; boai
house: picnic grove; 81 miles d. C
10. Hilltop Acres, Lower Patuxeni
River--Beautiful wooded sites: per.
feet harbor; sandy beach, seafood
dueking, upland game. 10 sitel
priced from So 800 10 So 800 each
Liberal mortgage terms. Immediate
possession. 55 miles d. c
See our ad under Farms fol
Sale" We have farms, waterfronts
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY. Prince
Frederick, Maryland. Phone los. $50
and 22l-J-l INSPECTION By
APPOINTMENT
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Two ACRES located in oiney Acres
Nd Beautiful building site. Call
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE
SCOTT REALTY

N, ARL,---2 adjoining lots. 10000
$1,000 apiece. ia. 1887. ia.
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.


MEDIUM-s1ZE TRAILER. In good
condition. $3.50. MRS, AHMITAoE.
1888 POwhatan St., Alex.
n e spprecia ae'I SO. L. 0ss..aiss.
1888 HOUSE TRAILER, as H., COM
pletely equipped; $1,000. Can any
time. so. S-4364.
toilet; perfeet condition: si,5Sb.
III. 9-175T. TE. 6-b4s5.
sTURDILY BUILT, homemade util-
ity car trailer: fully equip; box
s size 4, 10 s e. BY 3 ~ price
5Sth' many extras. cY. S.S3S2l. -
PACEMAKER, 1855, IS r.; 2 bed
rms Sacrifce. Make offer. WE.
VIZ ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE our
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and invite you % inspee, Ene ig5.
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BELT5vlLLE TRAILER SALES,
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IO.PT. PLATT, 2 bedrms., air cond..
! l3iz-tt. reigr., separate freezer top'
aluminium awnings; many extras.
| Mr.. BTONF, Harmony Place Trailer
Park, 0 miles south OF Alezandria.
WANTED TO BUY used house trailer
from private owner Call IA. g.
1914
TRAvELO 1852, 36-ft., 2-bedrrn, !.
with aemiauto. washer and full
bath: excellent condition through.
out. MfDDI.EBROOK TRAILER
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0-AcRE TRAfLER SPACE for rent:
patio. utlls, privacy: 1e INF down
Indian Head hwy SIS per mo.
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condition; priced reasonably. 10.
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ForecloSIIre

(ON~0 49, -
This is a real bargain: former
owner has paid what you would hayt
to pay In reducing the price. $50.
II. lot on hard street. 2 bedrms.
bath. Nv. rm.. kit. and dinette;
porch: End floor. room for two bed
rooms In a very outstanding beach
viii take less than $1,000 down
reasonable terms.
JUST COMPLETED
Two bedrms.. bath. liv. rm., IRE
place, din, rm., kit. utility rm.,
into 2 bedrms.; large lot: close 70
water, sand beach, bathing; schoo!
2 blocks. And q 7-rm. house; 2
baths, porch. fireplace: on an acre
Of land; ideal for families: sep
arate entrance; excellent terms on
both
RoBY DOWNS, BROKER
Downs Bldg, Deale. Nd.
University 1881
Evenings Call Mrs. McKim
I'm H-R4hQ
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$3.50 DN.-4 BEDRMS.
Beach house. shadyside. Nd. with
l acre OF ground: year-round com
munity. across from school. Bafgoin
price, SS.450. Only 81 mi. from
Wash. Call owner. Mr.. CHARLES.
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MAS PATUXENT
Waterfront and inland homes near
MAS. Patuxent River, Maryland. For
thee, right place at the right price
call or write
]. SPENCE HOWARD, JR.
St. Marys City. Md Ct Mills 80
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TRAILERs tcont.l

CAMP TRAILER. alum. covered. per.
feet for deer hunters. S175. JE
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BOATS Cent

Is-FT. sAILBOAT. iike-new condi-
ready to sail: ~. 9-7333.
A BUYERS MARKET for i4-ft. run
about: 10 HIP. Scott-Atwater OBI
trailer. access. ia. S-3697.
1851 STEELCRAFT--2s-ft. express
cruiser. Sleeps 4. $50 h.p. Gray.
maximum silencer. new Monel gas
tanks. SIS radio. hydraulic con-
trolls. Monel galley. S4,750. Days
DI. 7-003S; ewes, LU. $4,000.
Gift. CHRIS CRAFT CABIN; ex.
cond. $500 down. Owner will finance
best offer. Pentagon Lagoon. Pier
E. Slip 40 Sat. and Sun. after IL.
COMMERCIAL FIsnERMAN-Fine
opportunity. for man with ability
and Qualities to get along with
Rs s2Rlsh S0 Box s Hsi s saS landing
ENGINE, chrys. merins, ,l41 h:p,
prop, running cond.. as is. $3.50.
VS. S5-h.p. Ford used as marine
eng Best offer. Mr.. Norris. 1915.
Sun. MILLER'S ANACOSTIA BOAT
YARD foot M st. sc,
ELGIN de luxe I4-ft. boat with
cover and trailer. Call WI. 6-6347.
3 GALLONS resinote for fiberglass,
81 gallon. WA. 7-sS06.
CHRIS-CRAFT, left. runabout. ma
hogany; new engine, completely re-
finished, excellent condition. Must
sacrifice. JU. $4,000.
19-FT. MARINE PLYWOOD, excel
lent shape. 7Ha-h.p. Scott Atwater
motor; used 3 times. can't be told
from new; will sacrifice $3.50, no
less. IA. 4-1506
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