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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02

MELPAR IN BOSTON Engineers who wish to bring their
families close to of Americas cuuray cities are
invited to explore the opportunities offered by Mepars
Watertown RED laboratory miles west Boston, Mass
The lab Of moderate size and permits free frequent
interchange of ideas in informal "hreeves environ
men devoid of the usual channels" Suburban communities
in the Waterown gracious reflect England
charm. Boston schools second to in the Nation
.
MELPAR LOCALLY Opportunities for above-average men
also offered by expansion program the WASH
ington Area Located H-acre Handicapped tract Just
outside Falls Church. main laboratories were completed
only last year. and encompass 285O00 a-condoned
So it. They offer advanced facilities for the research Of
today as well as tomorrow Melpar stands today the
largest nonGovernment electronic RID laboratory
the area
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02
MELPAR is ENGAGED IN THE
FOLLOWING FIELDS:

Flight Smulators Radar and Countermeasures Net
work Theory Systems Evaluation Microwave Tech
niques Analog Dgital Computers Magnetic Tape
Eectronc Equipment Pulse Circuitry Microwave
Filters Servomechanisms Standardization
Observation-Disclosures Design Small Mechanisms Quality
Control g. Test Engineering Field Engineering Antenna
Design
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02
AUToMOTIvE CAREER

Leading manufacturer seeks young
man 25-2S for assistant car dis
tributor position in local ONCE. Re-
tail automobile selling experience
essential GSlless DSssgIonnd &C.
pending on your performance. Phone
Mr.. DODGE. OIL. 2-2650 for ap-
pointment.
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SALESMAN
Excellent Opportunity
For Unusual Young Man

Someone above average, preferably
now working with ability to rapidly
become supervisor and eventually
sales manager. II you, are. that kind
ing with well-estab. mfgr. we pay
a good salary to start and advance
you rapidly as YOU are able. This joh
rot for ordinry plug salesman. Phone
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NET SON STUDEBAKER
52lb BALTIC. BLVD, COLL. PIX. ND
SAT ,ESMEN I,IOIJOR

Looking for Q real future. Our ex-
banding business makes It necessary
we add several live-wire statesmen
to our sales force. TO- Join men who
have been with US for. years. We
are one Of the country's largest
those who have had successful sell
ing In other fields. Good salary,
excel. opportunity for Advancement
bonus, vacation, RA, 0.5063.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02
FACTORS MAKING FOR ENGINEER
SATISFACTION AT MEIPAR. INC.

SATISFACTION AT MELPAR, INC.
At Mepa emphasis placed recognition Of the indi-
vdua and his creative contributions Your performance
determines your rate Of advancement Because have
doubled in size every 10 months for the past II years. top
and middle level openings frequently
Mepar staff members given high degree Of freedom
to accomplish their assigned tasks Red tape and admin
istrative detail are kept to minimum
Our project group basis of organization enables staff
bers to participate in entire projects from conception
completion Of prototype Should you join Mepar you will
Immediately become member Of such group and quickly
acquire greater technical and administrative knowhow
We extend financial support to those who intend purse
advanced study. Graduate courses available at the
Mepar main laboratory, may enroll at Of the
several universities which offer parttme curcula leading
to higher degrees
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HELp--MEN

SALESMAN, for mems haberdashery
and clothing shop. Permanent posi-.
ton. LONDON CUSTOM SHOP
1851 You st. NV
SALEShIAN-Printing. Small letter
press and onset shop needs good al
round salesman. The right man viii
be sales manager Of q good sales
force in 5 years. Box 40l.R. star,
SALESMAN for wholesale electrical
lighting fixture showroom; excel
lent salary and bonus for expert
eiiced party. State qualifications.
White BOX l0s-R. Star.
sALEgNIAN--Furniture carpets and
textiles. Calling on hotels, schools
and colleges. Must have car. Salary
and commission. THE STEIGAaAl
EQUIPMENT co, 1915 14th st,
SALESMAN, live, wide awake: expef.
selling mems work clothes, shoes,
etc. Perm. Good salary. CAPITOL
SURPLUS, 1000 Y st. ne,
SALESMAN
For retail bakers. After short train.
,ns psri9 81, aNv"s Tg s sy sos pei
st. NV; $50 N. Henry St. Alex, Va
SALESMAN
Energetic young man required for
saleswork with builders and deal
ers by national manufacturer OF
metal building products: good salary
and opportunity for advancement;
remennt ma 9D otEsr bs nsg5ance Aup pe
BY calling Mr., BECK. UN. 4-5651
for npDOfntment
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Marketing Trainees

One Of the country's leading Pc
troleum companies is accepting APP
plicationS from young, COLLEGE,
trained men for immediate employ
ment as marketing trainees in the
Baltimore-W Washington area. These
positions offer sound training pro-
gram. minimum starting salary OF
$4,000 per month, an excellent
group Of benefit plans, q promotion
policy and an interesting productive
career in sales and marketing work.
Those men who are interested In
applying for these positions should
address brief letter covering the
items Of physical qualifications, age,
interests, education together with
military and working experience to
Box 2S2-M. Star.
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SAT,ESMEN

Positions open for aggressive men;
excel pay and company benefits.
Must be neat appearing; no previ-
Gus exper. necessary, we will train
you. Apply in person to Mr.. Gin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02
AUTO SALESMAN

We have only one opening in our
man who will work TO make money.
Must be experienced. and be able to
close own deal. Daily floor time. ex-
cellent pay plan. Transp. furnished.
Apply to Mr.. Posner. FRANK SMALL.
IR.. INC 113A Cinnd HnnA I'd Sc
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THE EVENING STAR
HELP-MEN tcont.l

Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1856
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Real Estate Statesmen
w. B. WRIGHT

EN-. $4,000, 5o21 WIS. AVE. NV.
REFRIGERATION SERVICEMEN, ex-
perienced in freezers preferred.
Call AID. 4-1S4l 8 TO IL am. NO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02

live. wide awake: expeF.
selling mems work clothes, shoes,
etc. Perm. Good salary. CAPITOL
SURPLUS, 1000 n a. ne.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-17

'270-h.p. engine also avail
able at srtrd cost. Also Ram
jet fuel injection engines
Nth up 10 2SS h.p. in
Corrette and passenger car
models.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-17
Amt 1T 50 .

truths"
Fifth week-"That fellow i:
nothing but a politician who
wants into office and doesn't
care how he gets there"
Sixth week-'Liar, scoundrel
thief, wife-beater, muckraker
CRATER :"
After the primary my
former opponent is splendid
gentleman, and | want you &c
be sure and vote for him in the
November elections"
For every political situation CT
accusation, there's always ar
answer. Take that of former U
5. Senator Bob Reynolds when
while campaigning for reelec-
ton, he was soundly criticized
for taking $1,000 in return for
endorsing a cigarette. IL want to
confide in YOU" he replied, that
l gave every cent of that money
TO charity"
What charity?" a member of
the audience asked.
Well" Bob drawled, latter
all, folks. you know that charity
begins at home"
Back about 1911 when the
.9lorieS of the Democratic party
were being proclaimed, X. Don
Laws wrote in the Moravian
Falls Yellow Jacket how the
party actually came about:
Once upon time somebody
got it into his head that he
would organize a party. He ex-
planned his plan to his neighbor,
and his neighbor became an
Immediate convert. But not be-
fore an office had been promis-
ed. A canvas was made of the
entire county and something
was promised to everyone who
would join the party. Then OPP
CREATIONS were extended through
out the state, and afterwards
throughout the nation. And the
Democratic party was the re-
suit. The first man that ever
got an office in the party was
its founder, and he voted for
himself and swore himself in.
The office was that of justice of
the peace, but thereafter there
was very little justice and on
peace at all during his incumb-
ency."
Today the COP says it is a
party of peace and the Demo-
craft a party of war. But the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-17
New Chevrolet
Truck Most
Powerful Yet

Roasting three husky new VG
engines coupled with advances
in safety, durability and per-
Torrance, Chevrolct's 1857
trucks TO be displayed at dealer
showrooms. Friday. October 10.
rank as the most powerful and
versatile the company has ever
built.
The line ranges from pickupS
and sedan deliveries to giant
tandcmS capable of performing
on or off the highway. and has
been expanded TO an all-time
high of SO models on % differ
ent wheelbaScS.
Two new forward control
modcls-offcring greater haul
ing capacity for bottled bcver-
ages, dairy products and a vars
ity of other delivery operations
have broadened the fleet to
meet 95 per cent of all trucking
requirements.
Metle of the new vehicles
was demonstrated last summer
in a secret pre-announcement
test up the Furnishing l,523-mile
Alcan Highway. Certified by Of
ficials of the American Automo-
bile Association (AAA), six
trucks representing a cross-sec-
ton of the fleet negotiated the
tortuouS mountain route into the
heart of Alaska in less than As
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-17
Child Pedestrian Safety Best
Seen Behind Wheel OF School Bus

RALEIGH - I'D like to give
every parent and every automo-
bile driver chance to sit be-
mind the wheel of a school bus
for. just one day. Believe me,
they'd learn plenty about child
pedestrian safety"
That observation was made
this week by Oils d. Griffin,
the State Motor Vehicles De-
partment's specialist in school
bus transportation safety. He
was discussing the child safety
program emphasized constantly
by the vehicles agency.
Griffin is pretty sure that
driving u school bus would con-
vince the adults of one thing
that the responsibility for the
safety of children in traffic
rests largely on the shoulders of
grown ups.
Sure, we have problem kids
on the busScS," Griffin said
But it's my opinion that the
problem of most problem child
rem is their parents"
He believes that the young
STEERS who get out of control on
the school bus, or who disregard
safety rules when getting on or
off the bus, haven't been taught
At home to respect others or to
respect law ond order.
So much for the adults who
are an indirect cause of many
child pedestrian accidents. Grit
fin also had plenty to say about
the adults who are a direct fact
or-the automobile drivers.
Some of them are in such a
hurry to get where they're going
that they can't spare the time 20
stop while the school bus is
loading or unloading" he said.
There are others who stop, but
who don't make sure that all
the children are safely across
the street before they start up
again. Drivers like these risk
the lives of children just to save
a few seconds time"
Griffin reminded Tar Heel
drivers of the state law requir-
ing traffic from both directions
to stop when approaching a
standing school bus.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-17

entitled Rembrandt and his
Pupils"
The Rembrandt exhibit. con-
siSting of some 20 paintings by
the great Dutch master and 40
others by his teachers and pup
lis, will open November l6 and
remain Oh display through De-
cCmbCr 81. II will occupy the
third floor OF the Museum build
ing near Capitol Square, and hC
hung in galleries destined 10
hold a Sl,000,000 KresS gift col
lection later on.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-17
RY-BHLY ARTHUR

AS the Democratic and Re
publican caravans move about
the state drumming up votes for
the November elections, I'm re-
minded of a bit Carl Goerch
wrote when he was newspaper
Rg down in Washington, N. c.,
in the Twenties.
This is what happens in the
primary, wrote Carl:
First week-"I shall indulge
in no personalities. My opponent
is a worthy gentleman"
Second week-"My worthy
opponent :"
Third wcck-"I don't want to
say anything of a dcrogatory
~ ture about my opponent, but
Fourth week-"IIe's lodging
the issues and dealing in half
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-17
MARS HILL COLLEGE

MARS HILL - AS might well
be expected, "TarheelS" and
Baptist lead the enrolment par
ade this fall at Mars Hill Col
lege.
A total of COG North Caro-
linians from 80 counties are in
the student body of 1,O7O-lO, 81
full-time students and 80 speci-
al students taking less than a
full course load.
OF the 1901 full-time students
1923 are Baptist.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-17

British don't care. They like IKE
they like Stevenson, and the,
like money and don't care which
party gives it to them.
To hear Ike and Nixon talk
about government expenditures
you'd think they were SO tight
that they could climb the state
capitol at Raleigh with an arm
full of wet eels and not drop a
single one.
It's disgraceful and outrageous
what the Democrats did while
in power, they say. They them
selves would not have thought
of such things. But they wish
they had.
A word of advice in these days
is to remember while listening
TO the political speeches: It's
very easy to slip on soft soap.
The same vein prevailed in d
story told by the late u. s
Judge |. NJ. Meekins of Eliza
beth City. A dying father, ac-
cording to the jurist, said to his
son: Son, we voters are the
good people, and the politicians
are the wicked ones. On judg-
ment day, the wicked politicians
are going to have bridge made
of iron leading to Heaven, but
that iron bridge will break and
all the people on it will fall in
the water and drown. We, the
good voters, will have bridge
.of straw that will take us to
Heaven. And here's what want
you to do on judgment day
want you to run as fast as yoa
can for that iron BRIDGE don't
want you to believe all this
phoney propaganda"
The judge, a Republican, al
ways liked to relate an oft-told
story, which has always been
laid to the previous national ad-
ministration. Mr.. Meekins would
tell of his conversation with
someone in the court about the
Roosevelt administration. oval
| ate better under the Hoover
administration than l do now
the judge would quote his friend
as saying. How Gomez" he
would ask. WAL" was the re-
ply, II had my own teeth then
However, with all the Jokes
usually told about the cam
paigns, they are healthy necess-
tiles to our way of life. Ans
something usually is learned a
the candidates addresses. Take
the occasion when a group o.
farmers was awaiting the arriv.
lal of a candidate who was t.
give them some hope for farm
relief. A sturdy old farmer aros,
and addressed the chairman
MAY l say a world" The chail
advised that the group woulC
be happy to hear from him
well, Mr.. Chairman" he said
while we're waiting. how abou
you telling us how you bed you,
potatoes"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-17

For drivers who deliberately
break this law and for those
who don't slow down near
schools and Fairgrounds or who
don't keep n constant eye out
for children in traffic, he had
this additional reminder:
ITS one of the responsibilities
of an automobile driver to look
out for kids in traffic. If you
are not ready to accept this re-
Sponsibility, you're not ready to
drive a car"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-17
Most fertilizers are corrosive

Most fertilizers are corrosive,
and when left in the hopper of
spreader or drill overnight,
will cement or freeze" the
feeding mechanism. This may
cause brcakagc Of parts when
the machine is started again,
Extension agricultural engineers
point out.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon Jacobs
were in Tabor City Sunday aft
crnoon.
ThcltOn Long visited Miss
FoStin Jacobs SUNDAY.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-17
REMBRANDT TXHIBIT

NOrln carolina recently OPP
ened Museum of Art at Raleigh
will add new glitter to its ST.
100000 Statc-owncd collection of
Old Masters by observing the
35Oth anniversary of REM
brandt'S birth with an exhibit
hours looping off more than a
day from the time required by
vehicles that normally ply North
Americas tabled last frontier
Towering a cargo-laden two
ton model on the run was ChCv-
rolets new l75-horScpower Sup
er TaSkmaSter V8, a 283-cubic-
inch engine which is pound-f for
pound one of the most powerful
truck V8s yet introduced.
Paired with this compact
power plant as standard equip
'ment on many of the models is
the new Taskmaster V8 which
packs l60 horsepower The third
new engine, a high-torque 1922
cubic-inch V8 called the Super
Loadmaster, delivers 2lO horse
Ipower-a full Is horsepower
higher than any previous Chev-
rolet truck.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-17
$500 MONTHLY SPARE TIME
BE YOUR OWN BOSS

MAN OR WOMAN - BE YOUR OWN BOSS
Refilling and collecting money from our five cent
High Grade Nut machines in this area No sellingl
10 qualify for work you must have car, refer
ences, S64O cash, secured by inventory. Devoting
hours a week to business, your end percent
age collections will net up to $500 monthly with
very good possibilities of taking over full time
Income increasing accordingly. For interview
include phone in application. Write North Ameri-
can Nut Co., Inc, 27 William Street, New York ).
n Y
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-17
Stop pain Of piles
, today at home
or money back!

Vi doctors tests, amazing new
Stainless Pazo' instantly relieved
piles tortured Gave internal and
external relief! 6 medically-proved
ingredients including Triolyte. re-
neve pain. itching instantly! Reduce
swelling. Promote healing. You sit.
walk in comfortl Only stainless
pile remedy. Stainless PazoS Sup
positories or Ointment at druggists.
"Trademark OF Grove Laboratories. Inc
Ointment and Snppositories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1850 panel truck: $3.50 or
best ofier Good condition. LII.
Al USED TRUcKs.Hi-vaiue used
trucks. all models. makes and sizes
See our selection before YOU buy
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER. 901
Blsdsnshurg I'd ne. Ii. 7-43oo,
CHEVROLET 1859 I-ton stake: 23.-
900 actual miles: excellent cond J;
n 10th st. Arlington. Va. ia 3
FORD 81 VS. pickup. good ccndi.
ton; price, s47S, JE. 2-o434,
FORD SO Delivery sedan: must sell
like new: $685.. FIVE t5l DOL
LARS DOWN. 30 bank. go bal,
"a. 5:9l97. sERvIcEMEN FL
c invRaI 81 csrryall: equipped isS
with heater. originai 2-tone green
finish, An excel!en; truck for pleas
ure and light hauling; S595, HILL
& SANDERS. Wash's Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV. NO, z
III. Open ewes. It'll O; Sat. til 5
CHEVROLET 80 panel; original red
finish. excellent tires, completes
reeonditioned and guaranteed fol
only 1895. HILL L. SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
14th st. NV. NO. 7-111I. Open
ewes I'll q: Sat I'll 5.
DODGE 1883 express is-ton 6-cyl
truck; trailer hitch: radio and
heater. JE. 3-S9S4.
FORD SO panel F-l0n: new green
finish, perfect tires, heater and de.
froster, very clean guarantee D, c,
inspection. ready TO work; S745
HILL a. SANDERS, Wash g Oldes;
Ford Dealer 1900 14th St NV,
NO. 7-1l1l. Open ewes. til o: Sat
FORD '5s F-soo lls-ton stake; p
speed axle. heater, heavy-duty
transmission; driven only l,s0C
miles: like 6 81 al the way,
DERs. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
d 13O0 18th st. nv, NO; Elm,
r 0Rsn ! eyes ,r II o. sat II H.. s. .,u,
nal red finish, low miIease. one
ready e work; SIZES. HILL &
Dealer, 1900 I4th st nv. No; Z
FORDs-F.6 a-ton hats, ready to
work. 1850 $500, 1851 $500: ia52
$500 or best offers Ev, 4-9o57.
INTERNATIONAL 80 panel; original
red finish. excellent tires and mo-
tor, equipped with plumber pipe
racks. A real buy for only $500,
HILL 4 SANDERS. Wash.s Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1900 18th ST. NV,
NO. .7-llll. Open ewes. til 0: Sat.
It'll B.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

MT. RAINIER MD.---45O0 3lst st.
zoned for family home. choice
bldg. site; 5ox24e,o 50, 500; Eyes RA !!
H aSt1s W. Go tgS2o w. J % aE Hoe
kins---280 acres long frontage on
BURvLE o. RAMSEY JU, o-sesS.
BUILDERS, MISUNDERSTANDING
lots, Greenwood Forest near Lam
ham. Minimum 10000 square feet.
Water available sewIr approved ,
asphalt street. Owner will subordi-
nate to responsible builders. M.
RIVER RoaD---i70 picturesque
wooded acres; nr: Potomac' Nd
prised location for the tremendously
popular s-acre Estate dwelling,
Only ~ 800 an acre as . whole.
Call TIL o pm. ST. J-0b50, DORo-
THY X. WINSTON CO., so6 18TH
st. NV. --27
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LOTS, ACREAGE SALE (cons. }

WASHINGTON GOLF CLUB AREA
$3.50. Terms. KRoNENBuR6. "a.
FAIRTAx COUNTY, sere, good
area Of nice homes. Has water,
percolat ton approved. 50. $50, AR
LIHqToN CAVALIER LAND CORP. !.
Conner S1i BUILDING LOT, near
En "a se..ssSSs. Price, $500 -p rsSns
APPROX. 20 ACRES In Clinton area.
all cleared. with 2 houses and barns.
water coming IN 81; excellent spot
for subdivision; only $4,000 cash
will handle this choice location.
Co y 2 s- g; can F nj Sasis:k e'' w.
NEARBY MoNTGOMERY County
Over 500 acres At 1895 per acre;
40 acres ct $3.50 per acre; $50
acres at $3.50 per acre. RIPLEY &
RoMER. Ev. 4-941l, II no answer.
Atm. SIUHII.DERs-es lots in town
Mlsnn ,n SSns5 ~ .. Se WIN Na.e ~
streets, etc. Approx. " cash. bal.
suboTdinated 10 eonst. loans; also
Pals Church area. for homes in. Is
to 80 thousand dollar class, 80 lots
with sewer In, water available.
street roughed In, ready for immed.
building. JOHN w, MULROY CO.,
90 Hillwood ave. Fails Church. Va.
SunDRRS3so lots in exeellen. 10.
cation, Silver Spring area: all utili-
ties: = cash required. JAMES D.
DRAPER. Ju. 9-l1o6: eyes,. ~
2.6-ACRE TRACT in beautiful FOR
est Hills on Route 30l. near new
1 AnnaDSbI: Wfs aa0 T.rs frssVa a.
BEAUTIFUL sITE. $40 feet frontins
on Larao-Marlboro road. go feet
deep, lh miles from Marlboro, 20
minutes to D. c.: adequate build
Ing rs.tris.icn. t. Tcsssst You,
4 desired, AP. 1871, NJ. LEO
HTORCH
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TRAILERs

CONTINENTAL 1888 33-ft. trailer.
2 bedrms.. bath. liV. rm.. kit. CT
eond ~ Temple ,s' Trailer i vi iiIs..
Alex. Reas. Ov. 3-I24s. -26
MUST SACRIFICE - 1885 Kropf
Eldorado mobile home 40 f., COM
pletely luxuriously furn. Cab wa
$4,000 or Market 1882. 80
FL TT. TRAILER. i946 Shut. suit
able for construction ONCE, ideal
for the beach or economical living.
Located near College Park. $500
IA. S-7206. 20
ANY SIZE open or closed utility
trailers. also boat trailer custom
made. 1910 Madison St. Alex. Va
WANTED. house trailer. or some
thing suitable for living quarters
for couple on farm; must be Fea-
sonable. he. 1885; ewes. JU. o.
1913. 81