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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
Head of D. c. Drug Firm
Hailed at Tribute Dinner

vice president of the NWDA. said
Mr.. Allen was the youngest
president the association has
had in its 83 years.
The group presented Mr.. Allen
with a plaque for distinguished
service to pharmacy and the
drug industry" inscribed by the
dinners sponsors. the D. c.
Pharmaceutical Associa ton,
Women's Auxiliary. Travellers
Auxiliary and Veteran Drug
gists' Association.
Mr.. Allen was elected presi-
dent of Gilpin last month. He
Joined the company as sales
man only l6 years ago. He
is a member Of the advisory
board Of American Security &
Trust Co., National Distribution
Council, treasurer of the Ma
tional Association of Whole
Isalers and a trustee of the
Health News Institute of New
York.
The Gilpin firm Of Washing
ton, Baltimore and Norfolk, was
founded 1l2 years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

Since the reelection of Presi-
dent Eisenhower three months
ago, the stock market has been
confused. nervous, sloppy.
The Dow-Jones average Of in
Idustrial stocks last week was 80
points below the election day
level. 1t was SO points below the
1856 peak. 1t was close to the
lowest average reached last year
Even if you don't own single
share of stock. surely you are
curious. Why? What is the stock
market telling" us?
said it in December. I say
lit again. The one word which
explains it is: Uncertainty. And
when investors are uncertain,
they worry.
To summarize the forces,
there is:
Uncertainty about business in
1857.
! Despite the highly optimistic
forecasts made at the year-end.
there are many soft" spots in
the economy now and some new
weak spots could be developing
Auto sales are not-not yet,
anyway-up to the predictions
of the auto makers. AS far as
housing is concerned. there's no
mistaking the downtrend; the
only question is the extent Of the
downtrend. The announcements
by several corporations Of post
ponementS and curtailments OF
plant expansion programs aren't
being ignored by stockholders.
! Uncertainty about the impact
of tight money" on business
4 Over and over, Washington
officials are emphasizing how i'm
portant the clamp-down on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

James E. Allen. president Of
TIE Henry B. Gilpin Co.. whole
sale drug firm, last night was
IGNORED by $50 members and
Suests representing the 'pharma-
9utical profession at a tribute
Banquet in the Washington
hotel.
Mr.. Allen. Al, immediate past
president of the National Whole
sale Druggists Association, re-
ceived commentators and best
wishes from national and local
leaders on the wholesale and re-
tail levels of the drug business.
These included DR.. Robert p.
Hschelis. secretary of the Ameri-
can Pharmaceutical Association,
who noted that Mr.. Allen had
given much attention ito the
health of the public and better
service in the promotion of pub
Lie health"
DR.. Albert H. Holland. jr.
medical director of the Food and
drug Administration. praised
Mr. Allen for his cooperation
Harry A. Kimbriel. executive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Worried Stock Market
sY SYLVIA PORTER

credit is to the protection of the
dollars value. Repeatedly, Fed
eral Reserve and Treasury off,
Gals are saying in public that
if curbS on credit had not been
imposed in 1856, the rise in the
cost of living would have been
even greater. But investors are
fretting about the effect of tight
money and rising borrowing costs
on business expansion plans and
business profits.
Uncertainty about profits in
1857.
Mounting costs Of materials,
manpower and money have Bit
ten into the profit margins of in
creasing numbers of corpora
lions. While many are selling
record amounts of goods. they're
not reporting record profits-and
stockbuyers, of course, watch
proHts
Uncertainty about the warn
ingS on initiation mean:
Treasury Secretary Humphreys
statement that If we don't con-
troll Government spending and
cut taxes, we'll have a "depres-
sion that will curl your hair"
has been quoted and requoted.
has sent a shiver up many an
investors and businessman's
task.
Uncertainty about the extent
of selling of stocks by the big
boys:
AS stock prices doomed in
1856, bond prices crashed.
Bonds are more attractive in
comparison to stocks than in a
quarter century.
I've talked with dozen stock
experts in the past fortnight and
have heard as many conflicting
opinions. The experts are un-
certain and that's what the
stock market is saying it is too.
Copyright 1857. Hall Syndicate. Ine)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

National Security Training Com
mission. He has been associated
with that group in various ca
pacities since 1851.
Last year, Mr.. Shelton also
served as consultant to the AS
sistant Secretary of Defense for
Manpower, Personnel and Re-
serve.
In 1851. Mr.. Shelton was at
torney. investigator and editorial
assistant to the chairman of the
Preparedness Subcommittee of
the Senate Armed Forces Com
mittee.
He is native of Austin. Tex.
served with the University of
Texas Department of Speech,
1947-51, and practiced law in
Austin. He won the Freedom
Foundation Award for public
speech in contributing to under
standing the American way of
life in 1850. He served in the
Navy during World War II.
Married. he lives with his wife.
Emily, and son, Edgar Ames, in
Bethesda, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

president of Edgar Morris Sales
Co., reelected treasurer and VIII
liam G. Hills. reappointed man
aging director.
New directors are: j. S. Bart
lett, Potomac Electric Power Co. F;
C. M. Collision, Woodward &
Lothrop; E. Brooke Fetty. chief,
electrical engineering branch,
District Government; John F.
Hanlon, Westinghouse Electric
Corp; Clarence A. Leppert. c. A.
Leppert Co.: Robert c. Marshall,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

electrical contractor. and H. l..
Robinson. Westinghouse Electric
Supply Corp.
Tonight's installation comes on
the eve of tomorrow's Electrical
Trade Conference and EXPOSE
ton, sponsored by the institute,
which opens a three-day meet
ing at the Shoreham Hotel. Mer-
Irill Skinner, vice president of
Union Electric Co., st. Louis. and
national chairman OF National
Electrical Week, will introduce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
Electric Institute
InstuIIs Officers
At Dinner Tonioht

Charles T. Shropshire, vice
president of the General Electric
Supply Corp, will be installed
as president of the Electric In
stitute of Washington tonight.
This will be at the 23d annual
dinner dance at the Shoreham
Hotel, starting at Gas pm. Mr..
Shropshire succeeds George G.
Webster of John G. Webster 81
Sons. Inc.
Other officers to be installed
are: Andrew S. Hynes, ST., Apex
Home Appliances, vice president;
James H. Crawford, president
of General Electronics. secre-
tary; George F. Kindley. vice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Feb. II R-Foreign
exchange rates follow. Great Britain in
less otherwise noted.
Canadian dollar In New York open
market A. per cent premium or
Europe Great Britain tpoundl
50 797s; 30-eay futures 2.T9ss: 6G-day
futures @79as. 90-dav futures . 79ta.
Belgium tirancl 99ls; France urancl
.2SsR Of a cent; Germany (western)
CdeutSche mark 23 80: Holland Guild
err 20 10 Italy tliral 1874 OF q cent;
Portugal tescudol 5 so: Sweden tkrona
10 "a. Switzerland tfranci freeb
% 81 "a; Denmark (kronej II 80 u
Latin America; Argentiua free $50:
Brazil freel -; Mexico sol; Vene-
zuelA tbolivarl 1908
Far East Hong Kong dollar 17.62h,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
Hamond Organ Co. Net
Exnected to Set Record

President Stanley NJ. Soren-
sen of the Hammond Organ Co..
today told the Washington
Society Of Investment Analysts.
earnings for the current fiscal
year. ending March 81. are ex-
pected to top the company's
29-year history.
His forecast was based on
earnings for the nine months
ended December 81. which will
exceed by about $650,000 the
1880, 697 earning during the
same period the prior year. He
said he is optimistic about the
future and said the company will
continue to grow. He cited record
high expenditures for church
construction. He declared mis-
nrm will continue an aggressive
program of research.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
Key Biscoyne Sole

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. II (P.-The
south half of Key Biscayne.
island residential colony of Mi
ami, has been sold to Louis R.
Ritter of New York for SOS mil
lion. The property comprises $50
filled and bulkheaded acres, in
Guiding 1000 feet of frontage on
the ocean and Biscayne Bay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
G. c. Gearhart HOnOred
At California Meeting

c. c. Gearhart, general man
ager of the Washington Office
of the New York Life Insurance
Co., was honored at the Coro-
nado. Calf. 55th annual general
managers meeting. His Office
was cited as the eighth ranking
one in percentage of sales VOL
ume in 1856 over 1855, among
the 1913 Offices of the United
States, Canada and Hawaii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
WINGS & WHEELS
By CHARLES YARBRoUGH

more than stiff fines for over
time parkers; it also means war
on nickel feeders to encourage
automobile turnover. Downtown
merchants should educate their
employees to park on the out
skirts and reserve curb and
close in off street spaces for
customers"
He also blamed what he calls
the ''burgeoning" American auto
for cutting down on parking
space: says the capacities of
some older garages have dropped
"a fourth. .
-
On two fronts last week. Cen
eraI Motors was raising its voice
about quality control. In a
Washington press conference,
Is. Z. Knudsen, boss of the
Pontiac division, said he plucks
a brand new car of the as
sembly line every day and drives
lit home to see how many things
he can find wrong. He finds
EN- too. he admitted.
James Z. Goodman, general
manager of Fisher Body, says
that quality must receive the
same attention that the industry
gives to appearance and en-
cheering refinements.
Your television set will take
you for a supersonic flight next
Sunday If you'd like to give it
a whirl. They're putting a live
ITV camera in the cockpit of a
Convair TF-1O2A to film the in
Perception Of a jet bomber by a
COnvair FLORA supersonic, all
! weather interceptor. The pro-
gram is the MICS wide World"
Show.
Britain's newest in the skies.
the Vickers Viscount 800. will
be introduced in commercial
service next Monday when Brit
ish European Always starts
operations between London and
Paris. The new version is longer,
roomier (57 passengers and
quieter than the Viscount 701,
which carries AZ. The 900 will
cut the London-to-Paris time to
20 minutes. BY April BEA will
have II daily flights. London
to Paris.
Lufthansa has increased its
current order for Viscounts to
nine of the Who series. Totol
number of Viscounts sold to date
is 1863.
***
Pan American will inaugurate
new service between Nassau and
New York-a 312-hour trip in
DC-7B Clippers-February 81.
Some slide-rule minded in
dividual has figured that Repub-
lie AviatiOn's F-84s, flying the
flags of 'l3 different nations.
have made the equivalent of ID
flights to the sun. -.
Ever wonder who buys a $l0.-
900 car? Ford Motor Co., reports
a survey Of Continental Mark II
buyers shows the average is a
5l-year-old businessman with a
100000 annual income, q $50
900 house: three dependents, is
a country club member and a
sports enthusiast. Trans
World Airlines will add Super-G
Constellation service on regular
schedules to Lisbon and Madrid
beginning March 2 out Of New
York, -. a 1857 Mercury Mont
clair convertible will pace both
the 500-mile Indianapolis race
and the Southern 500" at Dat,
tngton, S. c., this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
CheSSie looks
to the future

1856 was a year of significant growth for
Chesapeake and Ohio. But 1857 should be an
even better year as Chessies Railroad con-
tnues growing and going.
Last year over 800 million went into new
freight cars, new dieSelS, new ore and coal
piers, new yards, new signal systems : and
more than half of this vast capital expenditure
was paid for in cash out of the Company treas
ury This years plan provides for even more
Improvements and new equipment, including
$40 million for more new freight cars.
All OF this expansion means better and faster
service for Gao customers CheSseS growth
keeps pace with the steadily mounting de-
mands for coal from the steel, electric and
chemical industries. A million tons of Amer
lean coal weekly are going to fuel-hungry
Europe. New, efficient facilities will better
serve the healthy growth Of present industries
and attract new industries to the rich territory
which Gao serves.
Nor has Chesapeake and Ohio expansion been
confined to its 500 miles Of rail line 1t is
reaching into the air with SO million invest
ment in Slick Always, Inc, nationwide and
international air freight carrier; and to sea
through its partnership in American Coal Ship
ping Inc, $50 million corporation to ad-
vance the export of coal
With Improvements totaling more than half
billion dollars during the last decade, Chesa-
peake and Ohio is already practically new
railroad. But with faith in the future, Chessie's
railroad is planning, working and spending to
keep its place in the forefront of transporta-
ton progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

william G. Barr, Of Washing
ton, executive director of the
National Parking Association. is
telling the Waterbury. Conn.
Exchange Club today that one
of the major causes of Wash
ington's downtown traffic con-
gestion is the nickel feeder.
The executive. representing
the trade association of the pri-
vate enterprise parking industry
criticized lack of enforcement
on meter parking.
Proper regulation means
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
Grocery Wheels to Hear
Secret Service Agent

Howard S. Anderson, special
agent of the United States
Secret Service. will be guest
speaker at tomorrow night
dinner of the Grocery Wheels
of Washington. This will be
held at 7 pm. at the Kenwood
Country Club. Mr.. Anderson is
agent in charge of the Special
Investigations Section of his
office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
Beds Use Much Steel

NEW YORK.-About 100000
tons of mattress wire and box
springs are used each year in
the United tates. Bed makers
consume about 375,000 tons of
steel products annually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

Frederick Mueller. Assistant Sec
rotary Of Commerce. A $4,000
watt bulb, described as the
worlds largest, will be lighted to
launch the three-day meeting.
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'3 RI BUSINESS
Shelton Named by ABC
To Post in D. c. Office
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN

The American Broadcasng Co today appointment
of Edgar G. Shelton jr former Government Official assistant
to Robert H. Hnckey vice president director
Broadcang Theaters Inc, charge WASH
ington Office
Shelton as director of the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

Three ont Of evcry ten coal
cars loaded at C&O mines
are for shipment overseas
uSth svsy indication Of
Increasing coal exports
through The years ahead.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

@ PLEASURE HORSES. / big. strong
pen jumper 3 made show hunters
~ a-9Bl5
HORSE. Red Cap" S-vr -old en-
Jumper res chimp, times this
wear 1-horse van, jumping sRddlr,
etc Can show Immediately, sell
separately or IN packard Al CAR :
BALLO Rockville, Nd GA a-Stis,
SO
ARR yOU ~ NEID or NAY for
your pony or hofse2 Now Is the time
10 hll your need when the price
Is low Will deliver Cor SO ton
In tWo.ton loads Horndnn iHWs
Continued ON Next PageD
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. REF Excellent watch dos. TO good
home with fenced yard Youne
male hound type AP 7-6626
COCKER PUPPIES part 2 males
! female, wkS old 50 and SO
JU g-BR0S
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT
INSTANTANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES WANTED
Silverware. any condition; iewelry
bric-abrac 1883 Wis ave. d X
MILESTONE. NO 10000
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SIAMEsE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
oluepoint; $40 each. JE 4-6719.
DASHCIIUND PUPPIES, Axe res I.
shots and wormed. Excellent pedi-
nrne OIL H-hAnH
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
IcONIINuEpl

EURNITURE WANTED TODAY
Furniture and household effects
Also neeo pianos. reirigsrat9s an ans
Ma 6-2679
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. odd pieces
selling 60 years. Original HOP.
WOODS, Sth and X SITS. NV, ME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

AFFECTIONATE darling male pup
pies. mixed, 81 Female puppies 10
Eiye away. Sunday, 1921 W st. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

GARDEN TRACTOR, Sears David
Bradley. with pillow and cult excel.
Cond. $3.50 CHI. SLIGO.
BEETLE CONTROL by
spraying of shrubbery and lawn
and application of milky white
spore dust Call LAwNCRAFT
SERVICES. HA. 2-952l.
AFRICAN VIOLETS, Reraniums
cacti, house plants, wreRths: free
delivery, GROVETON GARDEN
CENTER. 1872 Richmond hwy.
Route l., Alex, Va, so. S-1260,
so. S-4ai7,
TOPSOH = Very good rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses: very
reasonable Call 10. 7-4333
FOR SAN.E-CINDERS
Good, Clean--Will Deliver
Tatl AID r-4gCn
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SEWING MACHINES

Good stock OF electric trade-in
models, consoles and portable, oil
popular makes. from Sian5 10 Ssh
Also Kenmore floor samples and
demonstrators az ereatly reduced
prices.
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
AT ALI ; STORES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

BEAGLE PUPS. Axe. sire. Buds
Chester: SO SOS. 1904 Brigg,
CLANCY I'd, q. A. CoRBIN, EV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

COPAR PANZER DEMO, regular
S5S5. sale S4e5: ] Farman 3 with
pillow. S495: l Case with plovs,
$685.: Ford with plows. SOB;
bulldozer, 1850, good cond., 81 800:
l cement mixer with engine. $40.
GLENDALE FARMERS SERVICE,
Cedar $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

KERRY Blue TERRIERS-Healthy
puppies Axe Res, Box 348-Rt. .,
Manassas Va PHI, Manassas 64SJ3
FREE DALMATIAN. s yrs, old
friendly good WATCHDOG. for coun.
Try or farm Call bet 10 am. and
PM or after q pm, JU
t-Nh.i
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Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

I Lower Patuxent River, 5-room
modern frame home. porch. fur
nished boat house; artesian we'll,
sandy beach, immediate possession,
as mites D. c.; 90 500
.. Patuxent River estate. ~
niles waterfront. go acres, .
homes, barns, complete farm
buildings. matured timber. 17.acre
tobacco ailotment. 30 acres SOY
beans; Is acres corn, "a 600 iarm
machinery. hard surface road "a
land game. harhor. adapted Ia
private estate or DEVELOPMENT, rea'
sonabie terms. 10 miles D. C.
3, Lower patuxrn. River, 20.acrt
peninsula perfect harbor. ls-milt
waterfront. 6-room house. sands
beach. large screened porches. beau.
iifui trees, immediate possession. 81
miles D c.. Sl7.0aO.
4 Chesapeake Bay. l02 acres
] .52e feet waterfront. 500 teei
subdivision. private estate or camp
immediate possession, liberal mort.
gaze, - miles d. G.
5, Patu@ent River. Z .cres with
beach. improved BY b-bedroom
home. large LIVING room, dininn
room, modern kitchen. hot-air heat
2 baths, Rlassed-in porch, artesiar
well. 40 miles y. G.
q Patuxent River. AZ acres, 10
room modern home. large majestic
trees. harbor, sandy beach, paved
road. ideal retreat, furnished. i'm
mediate possession, 30 miles n G
z. Cape Leonard. s55-foot front
ace on At. Leonard Greek, i'm
proved BY. 8-room modern home
bath and lavatory; lovely fireplace
with heatiiater complete kitchen
garase,. pier, including Thompson
fshing boat with fS-h D. motor, i'm
mediate possession. ~ miles D. c.
see our id under Farms fo
sale We have farms, waterfronts
going businesses 70 1ll your re-
qg 4 r,11.1ns cALyERI REIAaLI -
lland Phone los, 3b4 and 22b.t-l
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
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se-FOOT ALUMINIUM: good as new.
Elee. h.-w. heater. elec. ice box.
gas stove: sleeps 4. Price $3.50.
Phone Trojan $4,000. Q to o pm.
Mr. WRIGHT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
Ria THE SUNDAY STAR

: Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. sEPTEAlBER ~, 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

Phone. Prince Frederick 3OeJ
Mail Adress: 81. Leonard, MARYLAND
CAN'T BE DUPLICATED
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I6-TT. TNCI0gED RRiDCV.DEcI

cruiser: fore ana at eabins; coui Z
sleep s: custom built 81 best
cypress and oak. very seaworthy:
heayy-duty Gray motor; must sell.
consider smaller boat in exchange.
LII. a-O567
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WATERFRONT PROP. WTD,

WILL Pay CASH Tor a home near
waterfront: want . or 3 hedrms
and modern eonvenienees. State
location. price and details. BOX
2oh-R. star.
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Long Beach Home
CENTER HALL HOME

Excellent view Of Chesapeake Bay;
2 bedrooms knotty-pine living room
SatR; large ron, and fesi s sSsnS1
p0rches. ? extra bedrooms may be
finished on "a floor: lot T5xi 90,
Gas space heater for winter use
A real BARGAIN At $3.50: low terms
on balance
other 1854 a 9 bedroom homes;
~ 800 10 Si4.5OO.; down payments
and terms TO suit purchasers,
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AuT0M0TIVE MISE.

DIsAsSEMBLING 80 Mercury;
parts cheap. he. 4-B155.
SUPER RACE as Mercury engine
has not been run; $500 invested
make offer: KE. $4,000.
COMPLETE MOTOR plus radio
heater and an narts for ia1S
Cadillac. WE. 5-8sS4.
DODGE 81 or 80 pickup truck
the cab, IA. e.eeoS. Box y 4li- Isl
OLDsMOBILE 81: dismantiing and
selling all parts. also other late
moqel parts for sale. RANSOM
MOTORS. IA. 2-3312.
GOOD MOTORS. I95Os-Plymouths.
Oldsmohile VS., Buick. studebaker.
Packard. Hudson, chrvsler s.
etc; SIS to S35. WA. 7-O63l.
DUMP BODIES, repaired and serv-
iced. Garwood Distributor, truck
div FRED 8. GICHNER, IRON
w SIso ssIt. ING. ls III 54th 81 NV.
DIsMANTLING 81 Ford Tudor
g" ia. S-7716.
TIREs - ca 7.6Ox15, $40: 14)
! S.0Ox15. $40: ~ 6.7Ox15, 81,
/ III 6.5Oxl5 Wv, new, SIS. IA,
9-5Ol0.
TIRES ~, WhltewalI. 6.O0x16, iesS
than 800 mi. Please call FL
4-4266.
CuEv. 80 acton bed; good cond
$50. ia. 2-lS96.
TIRES (S). like new. s.OOy16, 8.
ply: tire, tube and rim. S12 each
VII. 2-6h64
TIRES az. s.OOxI5. Wv. tires ia
very good cond; reasonable. ia
7-4255.
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Nimrob Hamper
BRAND-NEW

Retaiis for s7a5. VIII sacrifice
the last one In stock, S4e5. sleeps
4. perfect for hunting and ASH
ing; There. Is only this l and there
price. coEIE's MOBILE HOMES.
Wash. BALTIC. blvd, miles north
Of laurel. Nd, Parkway 5-lg22
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TIRES = ca 7.6Ox15, $40; "a
sO0x15. $40: ~ 6.7OxI5, al;
dll 6,50xI5 w.-w., new, SIS. IA
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PATHFINDER.

ie-FT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; sleeps
4: good for hunting. FISHING or
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81 OWENS CABIN CRUisER.

l00-h.p inboard, IS IT,: used 80
hrs; due TO illness: cash. trade
or terms. See Chesapeake Yacht
Club, Shady Side. Nd, Slip ls7.
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GOOD MOTORS, lD50s-Plymouths,
oldsmobile VS., Buick. studebaker'
Packard, Hudson, Chrvsler s,
ETC.; S25 to S35. WA. 7-O631.
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WANIED, 4U-ft. or larger modern
trailer and car for bona fide
$4,000 equity IN 4-bedrm. home
In city limits Of Alex. JE. 4-nO62
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TRAILER, bag, 4x5x7, waterproof
Call J; I. JACKSON. ST. $4,000.
Ext. 1884 wkdys.; 4535 fancy,
Shirley Duke Apts.. Alex. 22s