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FOUR UNPUBLISHED rooms and
bath. $50 South location. FEE. B.
$3.50. S-46
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T. B. BURT REALTY
4536 THIRD AVE. 50.
ia. S-911S
$40

$3.50 9Th st. NE. rs IT. building
lot. $500.
Orchard Lake. Six room modern
lakeshore home. IS. 900. Terms.
4044 PORTLAND AVE. SOUTH.
Six room bungalow with full base
ment, garage, three room rental
unit with bath ($75 per month";
II It. living room with fireplace,
stripped paneled dining room with
built-in cabinets. Good mortgage
at low AZ rate, SIC, 9O0-Your
terms. Call for appointment.
1924 Clinton Ave. So. New three
bedroom rambler. Two fireplaces,
built-in kitchen. Loads Of extras.
$23, 800. FILA or CT.
win build to your specification on
lots 4129 and 41S3 Fifth Ave. So.
johnson & Associates
Ao6 Z. 30th 50.
Taylor 4-922s Taylor 2-l996
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nth AVE. NORTH. 900. Large
six rooms, three bedroom duplex.
$50. Gas heat. WA. 2-5245, WA.
1861. S-4S
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SEVERAL APARTMENTS for
rent. ia. 4-9228. S-tf
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$Ioo DOWN-$IIo PAYS ALL
Three bedrooms plus garage. 1921
Knox North. Is in excellent condi-
ton. CHANCE TO OWN YOUR
OWN HOME AND PAY LIKE
RENT. Call LII WE. 9-1829.
WA. 1861 WA. 1-5245
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DUPLEX. Five rooms and bath
each floor. $500. ia. 2-6374.
$40
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classified ADS

AMAl
APARTMENTS EoR RENI
FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 256 18th Ave. South. Call Mr..
Blackman FEE. $500 for informa-
ton. Str
Two-5 room apis. Private bath,
256 18th Ave. So. Call Mr.. Black
man, FE 9-561O. S-TF
SEVERAL APARTMENTS for
rent. Ia. 1925. S-tf
221s % AV. s., UPPER duplex,
rooms and bath. viii allow rent |
for making repairs. Vacant S-tf
nth AVE. NORTH. 900. Large
six rooms, three bedroom duplex. |
$50. Gas heat. WA. 2-5245, WA.
1851. S-4S
FOUR UNPUBLISHED rooms and
bath. $50 South location. FEE. g.
$780, S-46
1900 DUPONT NORTH. Four
rooms newly decorated. Utilities
furnished. Call caretaker, ia. g.
$685. S-46
LARGE THREE room apartment.
unfurnished. Utilities paid. 1908
Emerson North. ia. 9-4S40. S-46
FIVE ROOMS, newly decorated
apartment. 9Th and Aldrich North.
FIR. 4-1S57. S-46
FOUR ROOMS unfurnished, up
stairs. Call TIA. $1,000. S-46
THREE ROOMS and bath. Newly
decorated. $45. PA. 2-6637, SU.
1926. S-46
1904 LYNDALE AVE. NORTH.
Seven room apartment. SIS. No
utilities. FIR. 7-O378, ewes. S-46
SEVERAL apartments for rent.
Call after $50 pm. FEE. S-5474.
S-46
FURNISHED TWO rooms and
bath. 1925 Knox Ave. North. IA.
2-5S55. S-46
NORTH MINNEAPOLIS. Several
unfurnished one and two bedrooms
apartments. Reasonable rent.
PLYMOUTH & GIRARD NORTH.
Cozy two bedroom apartments, I'M
furnished. $55 month plus light
caretalIing duties. FEE. s-0375..
WA. 6-3617 S-46
FURNISHED apartment. Utilities
paid. TIA. 4-46S5. S-46
ROOMS IoR ann
CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING rooms
for old age pensioners. FE. 6-1329.
ST.
LARGE FRONT room, kitchen
privileges. South location. ia. g.
1889. S-46
LARGE DOUBLE room. Furnished
and newly decorated. Ideal for
couple or single. ia. 5-7939. S-46
/ . HOUSES FOR RENT
= HOUSE FOR RENT. 1874 Du-
, pont Ave. North. Five rooms and
bath. $40 per month. FEE. 3-6705.
b ia. 3-3923. S-46
4TH AVE. SOUTH. Three bed,
: room bungalow for rent. ia. 4
1928 Sac
: o. INTEREST TO WOMEN
: WOMEN SEW easy ready-cut
d wrap-a-round aprons home. Earn
d S26. 16 dozen-spare time write
= Accurate Mfgrs, Freeport, New
York. S-4(
: REAL ISTATI PoR sALT
l. SEVERAL HOMES and income
properties, All locations and prices
Tiny down payment or trade. Err
Il win Yesnes. IA. 1883. Ii. 5
! 1546 S-4(
3 DUPLEX. Five rooms and batl
% each floor. $500. ia. 2-6374.
n S-4t
q $Ioo DOWN-$IIo PAYS AL
D Three bedrooms plus garage. 1872
Knox North. Is in excellent cond
go ton. CHANCE TO OWN YOUF
OWN HOME AND PAY LIKI
RENT. Call LII WE. 9-1829.
BARRETT
WA. 1881 WA. 2-524!
S-4
aQ31 SYH AVE. so.
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FOUR ROOMS unfurnished, up
stairs. Call ia. $1,000. S-46
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SEVERAL HOMES and income
properties, All locations and prices
Tiny down payment or trade. Err
win Yesnes. IA. 1883. Ii. s.
1546 SAC
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-12

THREE ROOMS and bath. Newly
decorated. $45. PA. 2-6637, SU.
1926. S-46
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-12

WOMEN SEW easy ready-cut
wrap-a-round aprons home. Earn
$26.16 dozen-spare time write
Accurate Mfgrs, Freeport, New
York. SAC
Evening star., 1959-05-26

bis. The nearby hotel built b.
Hitler win be made kosher dur
ing the retreat. =. AIec GUM
ness viii star In the Aim Ser-
sion of Evelyn Waugh's HThe
Loved One." Sir Winston
Churchlll's condition is so frail
he's signed his name only -four
times this year.
- HE&
Observers at the censorship
trial over Lady Chatterly's
Lover" recalled the censorship
trial over the song, Rum and
Coca Cola" Judge Jerome
Frank told the prosecutors that
he had found in the New York
Times the same words about
which the prosecutor COM
planned. The prosecutor said,
"But that isn't q song, Your
Honor" Judge Frank replied,
would you have me hold then,
II the New York Times were set
10 music. IL would be immoral9'
Joe Di Maggie. touring Army
bases In behalf Of his employer.
Evening star., 1959-05-26
THE
LYONS
DEN
BY Lsonerd Lyon,

NEW YORK. Garland
sat In ii Morocco and mem
TONED her recent engagement:
That's a wonderful theater TO
sing In. the Metropolitan Opera
House" The lone shadow in
that record week = she'd
crossed t200.0o0-was the fact
that she'd been required 10
hire 81 stasehands. Her sole
thoughts now were Of her l3-
Iyear-old daughter, Liza who'd
gone alone TO and from the re-
hearsal and final appearance
on Gene KeIly's Tv show.
"when I was Is, / was at
|MGM." said Miss Garland.
But none Of that for Liza.
she's going to college first, and
then she'll study dancing. She's
Ia fantastic dancer" Liza's first
steps, when she was 4 few
m onths old. were faltering
ones. Her father, Vincente MI
nelli, said: Liza walks like q
polite drunk"
y y 80
Jimmy Stewart, who Is up
for 9 generals stars, win nar-
rate. produce and edit "A Day
in the Life Of q B-52 Crew.
q film for the Strategic Air
Command s. William Saroyan
has altered his plan to settle
in Yugoslavia. He's in Paris
writing a movie for Daryl "a
muck -. Jimmy Foxx's Hall Of
Fame trophy is in the window
of the Esquire barber shop in
Phoenix, Ariz. The baseball
star, again jobless. left it there
two years ago, for . $40 loan.
Hitler's home at Berchtes-
gaden win be the site for the
religious retreat for Jewish
Army chaplains June /. The
services win be conducted hyI
DR.. David I. GolovensIky, head
OF the New York Board OF Rab-
Evening star., 1959-05-26
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHElLAH GRAHAM
Moureen What cubc Needs?

finally been passed by the Brit
ish censors. after some cuts,
Britons win see II in London
beginning in July. without the
gas-chamber scene at the end.
The movie about convicted
murderer Barbara Graham has
an * certificate In Britain
meaning for adults only.
Producer Sam Spiegel tossed
. party Sunday night In Eng
land for the cast Of his "Sud-
denly Last Summer" Newlywed
Elizabeth Taylor picked up her
children in Cannes and fiew 10
London where she started the
movie on Monday. Author TEN
nessee Williams was at the
Spiegel party. Also Montgom-
cry Cliff. and. Of course. Eddie
Fisher.
~ \ 4
Marion Brando, who sees his
son three or four times q week,
would like to see him oftener.
I'm sure this win be no problem
with ex-Wife Anna Kashfi. who
received more than half q mill
lion dollars in their divorce
settlement. Both are raging
over publication Of photographs
of little Christian in q fan
magazine. They were taken BY
q friend of Annals and never
intended for publication. Moral:
Beware Of friends bearing
cameras.
Al Capp is coming to Holly
wood TO pick out personally the
most beautiful girls in the world
for the Panama Frank movie
version Of his "LiI Ahner" crea-
ton. Peter Palmer. who played
the leading role on Broadway,
repeats In the film, with Tina
Louise probably a repeater as
Appassionata.
Evening star., 1959-05-26

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). =
Mapreen O'Hara has been dis
covered by FideI Castro. The
bearded gentleman and revolu-
tionary was introduced to the
Irish beauty while she was To-
cationing In Havana with "0ur
Man IN Havana" = following
which he asked for a date. And
who knows what can happeng
Maureen IS strong-minded and
compassionate. just what Cuba
needsl
There Is talk Of Henry Fonda
starring in the movie version
Of Two For the Seesaw" which
he and Anne Bancroft origi-
mated on the New York stage.
Il. And Arthur Freed has al
ready put out feelers to grab
the new musical ON Broadway,
Gypsy" starring Ethel Mer-
man and newcomer SandFa
Church, with music by julie
Styne.
It's definite that John Hus-
ton win direct Marilyn Monroe
In her next movie, "The Mis-
fits," written for her by hus-
band Arthur Miller. Miller will
also have a new play on Broad
way this fall. The cast Of
20th-Fox's Can Can" shapes
up as follows: Louis JOurdan
and Barrie Chase join Frank
Sinatra, Shirley NIacLaine and
Maurice CheyaIier. Zsa Zsa
Gabor should be amusing when
I'd Murrow "Person to Per-
song her. very shortly, in her
Bel Air home.
Natalie Wood, who wanted to
work with Sir Laurence Olivier
in the film version Of "The
Entertainer" won't be able to.
Her current "Cash Mccall"
takes Nat beyond the starting
date Of Larry's film In June. ]. /.
Jean Simmons won't be able to
play the part. either-she's
still recuperating. and won't
leave husband Stewart Granger.
in Arizona. and Audrey
Hepburn IS out. because Of her
expected baby. Late reports
have Joan Collins in the role Of
olivier's dauehter.
- =
Susan Hayward's Oscar win
ner. 7 Want 70 Live" has
\
Evening star., 1959-05-26

gives . bRtting-praetice exhibi.
tion in each base until he hit
one over the fence. TOM
Martins return to the copa last
week marked his 2oth anniyer-
sary as q full-fiedged star.
In preparation for his fiImina
Bunny Lake Is Missing" on tie
streets Of New York this sum.
mer, Otto RreminEer bought an
air-conditioned trailer.
Barnaby Conrad is going ia
Tahiti-with his wife. three
children and their nurse.
Evening star., 1959-05-26

frankly" he said. "that's not
the way I dreamed Of going 70
Tahiti" Jerome Robblnz,
director and ehcreOsrapher Of
Evening star., 1959-05-26

Ethel Merman's Gypsy
started as . dancer in an early
Norman show. "stars In Your
Eyes"
The Republican., 1959-12-03

son Tommy, Mrs. Clyde Tucker
and sons, Wayne, Russell and Ger
aid, and Mrs. Gene Tucker called
at the Loughry home, Sunday.
Glenna Loughry, Jerry Moore
head and Robert Loughry called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Fink,
Westernport Saturday afternoon
and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs V. T. Steyer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Steyer were
shopping in Cumberland, one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd N. Shilling
burg and children have moved
back to Garrett county after re-
siding in Baltimore for the past
year.
Rev. and Mrs. Chester Steyer
and family, Keyscr, w. Va, we're
Thanksgiving guests in the home
cf Mr.. and Mrs. V. T. Steyer.
Thanksgiving dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Loughry were
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Fink and
daughters. Donna and Linda West
The Republican., 1959-12-03
Expresses Thanks

Mrs. Kermit Glotfelty, Accident,
who headed the county Youth Com
mission group has received a let
ter of appreciation for the work
the members did. from Judge
Thomas Waxter, head of the De-
partment of Welfare for the State
of Maryland, who also was given
the responsibility OF preparing a
report for the coming White House
conference on youth.
Judge Waxter said ne also hoped
that those who worked locally on
the report would continue to fol-
low through on their recommends
tions. He said some of the recon-
mendations made by the local
group had been incorporated in
the state report.
The Republican., 1959-12-03

between them Moving up from
the Junior Varsity are Brenton
Propst, Carroll Miller, Steve Ma
lone and Jack Broadwater. John
Prince who was a regular on the
Junior High team least year was
the only Junior High player named
to the varsity team. Seven seniors,
four juniors and one sophomore
make up the Southern team.
Playing in the preliminary con-
test, Coach Johnson will start an
almost completely new junior high
squad against Terra Alta. From
the 65 boys reporting for practice,
the home squad has been cut to
seventeen. The travelling squad
will be cut to twelve.
Among those boys who saw
some action last year are Bill Carl
son, Bob Stuck, Gary Trickett,
Harold Mosser, Joe German and
Eddie Bateman. Newcomers from
st. Peters school who are expected
to see considerable action are
Butch Lawton and Dick Gnegy,
both of whom were stellar per-
formers on the JUNIOR high foot
ball team this year.
Other boys who are hoping to
gain a berth on the team include
ninth graders Dave Nordeck Frank
Finch, Todd Schaible, Jack Jones,
Gary Orr; eighth graders, Won
Johnson, Joe Kerins, and Jim Glib
son; seventh graders, Bob Lohr and
Jay Bill Rice.
The first game gets underway at
seven o'clock. Admission for adults
will be sixty-five cents this year,
an increase of fifteen cents.
The increase in price was de-
cided upon jointly by Northern
and Southern High Schools fol-
lowing a study made of admis
sion costs in some eighteen schools
in the area. Richard Travis, ath-
letic director at Southern, also
pointed out that while the price
of admission has remained at $50
for the past several years, the cost
of athletic equipment has consist
emily been increasing.
The Republican., 1959-12-03
Southern Will Open
Season with Battle
Against Terra Alta

Coach Carl Schoonover's High
landers will open their 1959-60
basketball season next Tuesday
evening when they face Terra Alta.
The latter quintet, coached by
Pat Wolfe, posted an overall rec
ord of seven wins and fifteen
losses last season. Six lettermen
and one regular, Jack Wiles, who
was T. AS high scorer will be
among the starting five who will
face the Southern team Tuesday
night Coach Wolfe, whose team
nearly upset the Highlanders in
their second game of the season
last year 1853 did not announce
a starting lineup. The Terra Alta
team will be comparatively small
this year, with no one approach
irg the six foot mark.
Coach Schoonover will have a
fine nucleus for this years club
with seven holdovers from last
seasons varsity. Looking over the
roster gives the local high school
reason to be hopeful for good
season. Four of the returning seven
lettermen were consistent starters
last year. The only major losses
to the team are Leo Martin and
Don Stemple who scored $50 and
1877 points respectively.
The seven lettermen are Terry
Colaw, a three-year letterman, who
hit the hoops for 307 points last
season; Ron Colaw, a six foot
lad, with 1876 points to his credit
last season; Dick Stuck, junior,
with ll6; Jerry Wine, another six
foot boy, who didn't play in any
games until January but still scored
161 points; Don James, a senior
with 81 points and Wally Bolyard
ard Bill Stemple with As points
The Republican., 1959-12-03

Keyser W. Va; Mr. and Mrs
Stanley Dewitt and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Delano Martin and
family. of Oakland Mr. and Mrs
Paul Steiding. of Cresaptown; Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Dewitt and fami-
ly of Ridgley. w. Va; and Mr. and
Mrs Chester Skipper and family,
of Crellin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dodge and
sons. Tommy and Teddy. of An
derson Ind, spent the Thanksgiv-
ing holidays with Rev and Mrs.
Marshall Brown and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Wotring, of
Cresaptown, spent last Thursday
with the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood Adams
spent Thanksgiving with their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Knots and daughter in Ak
ron, o.
Mrs. Annie Henline and Mrs.
Lilly Stemple, of Aurora, w. Va,
spent last week with their sister,
Mrs. Lawson Henline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henline and
family, of Mt Lake Park, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Os-
car Shaffcr and daughter.
Mrs. Don Teagarden and daugh-
ters, of Bedford, Pa, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Sisler and family.
The Republican., 1959-12-03

crnport; Mrs. Leona Propst and
Mrs. Allie Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. " r. Steyer called
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
White, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Fink and
daughters called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Shillingburg Thanksgiving
The Republican., 1959-12-03

The draft call in January was
reduced to 1000 men, cut of
1000
Winston Churchill celebrated his
eighty-fifty birthday on November
rn
The Republican., 1959-12-03

evening.
Mrs. Jane Tucker returned home
Sunday after spending few days
with her son and daughter-in-laW,
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Tucker, in
BooneSboro.
The Republican., 1959-12-03

Subscribe For rhe Reoun'rran
The Republican., 1959-12-03
Steyer Deer Park

Lloyd Shillingburg, formerly of
this community, won the food
basket and country ham given
away by the Loeb Lynn school, at
their annual fall festival.
Rev, |. f. Steyer is spending a
few days with his brother and
sister-in-law, MIR and Mrs. V. T.
Steyer, while deer hunting.
Richard Cerne is in Baltimore
on business.
Robert Loughry, Lynch. Md,
visited at the home of his brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Loughry, over the week
end
Nellie X Stcyer. small daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Paul Stcyer has
been confined to her home with
chicken poX.
William Nicholson and son
Wayne, Seat Pleasant, visited the
C. E. Shillingburgs, Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Reall and
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FARMS
lcoNIINuEpl

at-ACRE Farm. good 7-fm. house,
hnall outbuildlnsS, wells. plenty
Nater IN nelds; completely fenced;
~ hard-surfaccd road, . miles
rom Winchester; telephone. cleo,
mail and school bus Al door, rent,
efll or lease. ~ OWNER. Dun
kirk 5-6l66.
10 ACRES On Fairfax-Loudoun
County line: about . mi from
chantllly Airport; good road, de-
Elrahle locaiioni wonderful Invest
ment a. si0,bO0. Phone Crescent
11-f03b.
iis-AcRE YARM, Q mi. west Of
Rockville, Potomac area Just right
for suhdivisic- priced 81 slis'-
Just over Montsomery Co. line. IN
Frederick Co, NlnA-rm. brick
home. All modern. . baths.sS acres:
reduced for quick sale. from S3h.-
600 10 SJO,O00
we have many other farms priced
froEi 500 per. acre up.
ken McCREW REAL ESTATE
pa g-Q9a3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10
STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET
00nn NJ CIT nj VIZ

OOOO AVA ~ - Az We
FE 3-64O9 FE. $4,000
FIAT 81 "120O" convert: same as
80 model; SI.795; sold new,
$2.700, JACK PRY. 10th and M.
FORD '5S 6-cyl. Custom Fordor:
heater; beautiful blue nnish; excel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10
rRAILERs
lcoNTiNUEpl
WHY PAY RENT

Buy late model used mobile nome
Ai.sI down payment pay spprSrSk
Der NJ Tor : bsdrms. Hues seiec-
ION A. A. USED MOBILE HOME
MARKET. 368e Richmond hwy
Alex, Va. Located on U. 3. be-
tween drlye-in theater and ".
Belvoir Rockwell S-i4O0.
1919 0Mc TRACTOR with 'bs
engine - 200 Cpii WI s-asHn
iass MOBILE HOME. ss r.: 9 bed
rms. auto, washer; se.s0b. Rock
we'll N-l400.
1850 SPARTAN TRaILER, excel "a
Parkway 5-50Sl. after z pm.
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STOHLM AN
CHEVROLET

$500 M ST. NV.
FE. 3-6409 re. $4,000
CADILLAC SO COW. cpe; $500
Mint cond, 1000 mi FLOOD
PONTIAC. 4221 Connecticut.
CADILLAC "a conv.: every extra,
THACKER MOTORS
WHERE QUALITY COMES FIRST
18th and R. l Ave NE. LA. 6-653O
CADILLAC 1854 Coupe de Vile;
frish. Low milease; 81. 59S,
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> AND . ACRE tracts. level. LONG
lliard-road frontake: $500 down.
HUNTING CABIN, large fireplace;
on s5 acres; $3.50.
81 ACRES. high, beautiful view.
stream: near 24O interchAnse.
$500 per acre.
1QO-AcRE Montgomery estate
farm; beautifully done S-room, v
bath home, on high elevation with
attractive grounds. bank barn.
filo and all outbuildings; $4,000.
ABOVE RIVER ROAD and Seneca
10O acres, long road ,frontage'
MOO per acre. Now rented.
400 ACRE Monocaey River farm,
and only a little over $3.50 per
acre: modern. attractive home
with all outbuildings for stock
EAcRES. close-in oaithersBury: s.
bedroom. -hath, farm heme.
GACREs. short distance Acc; A.
bedroom. den, 3-bath. brick home;
EVERYTHING IN LAND, large and
RoMER 4 CO., REALTORS
oaithersburg 800
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OIL. 6-4200
DE SOTO SO Firedome 4-door sed-
dan: gray on crimson red:
equipped with automatic trans
mission. power steerins, power
brakes, radio, heater. Wv. tires;
low mileage; one owner; alb
solutely perfect in every way;
sP 81 sRS Il nc sI ii34 stt %est
hwy. s s.. Md. JU. 9-l434.
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CAVE EORD
4sl4 Elm St.. Bethesda. Nd.

OIL. 6-S2Hs
FORD So s-cyi. Fairlane Fordor;
straight trans. radio and heater:
immaculate cond hoiight new and,
servieed here: 81 .095.
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EDMONDS FORD

32aS Wilson Blvd. ia. 5-ss22
CHRYSLER "a Windsor de luxe
sedan; power steering, powerfiite,
radio, heater. Wv. tires, i'm
maculate, $685..
WHEELER, INC, WHEELMOBILE
USEFUL ONE OWNER CARS
CHRYS. PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
$500 Wise. NV. EN- 2-1020
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CHERRY HILL
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Toilet shower. hot, cold water;
win trade for ls-footer.
HOUSE TRAILER FOR SALE-s0-
Il. 5-Star General: "a bath. S9s5
WE. 5-5667.
JACK BLAIR & co.
Mobile Homes Of Distinction
Authorized Spartan Repair Depot
Witt s Pasns 8, Nc MSsidortW on Rte al
SPARTAN-SPARCRAFT -AVlON
LIBFRTY-GREAT LAKES
4bxlO MAGNOLIA. S3.995
Omen q to 6-Closed Sunday
Wednesday nights TN 9 Pm.
JEWEL. I5-ft. vacation trailer;
equipped; excel eond. u. 4
.6Si5.
RENT Ok SILL mo Gown. pas
mentl 1859 Detroiter. ol,H,s 8
kirk 5-646S.
SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE
House trailer. 50, "a IT. he'd
rms HsineS Point Trailer PARE.
M. i4th ST. Bridge. Apply Lot
No. 3l9
Sc0TTY SPORTSMAN, I3 #.
sleeps 4 Is with bunk S99a. ::
burner stove, refer. CLASCQCk
TRAILER SALES. Fairfax, va
OR. 3-sO33.
WANTED. TRAILER, used. shasta
10 de luxe. 10. 10000, Ext. 4sO2'
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TRAILERS
ALTOS

We nave a selection OF automobiles.
'55s, Sos SIS. ass and brand
new 1885 that we will sccept late
model mobile homes in trade
COLES MOBILE HOMES 4 miles
north Of Laurel. Md on y s. !:
PA. 5-l922
CHAMPION IS 2-bedrm.. 35-ft.
fully equip; only used a few
months; will consider trading on
Northern Va. property or make
most attractive outright sale. IA
ALIAS
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BELL MOTORS

Sill Wis. Ave. NV. .Wo. d-Sa00
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE LoTs, ACREAGE FOR SALE
TRUSTEES SALE

Of Approximately LAG Acres of
Real Estate Between U. S. Route
No. so and Chantilly Airport in
Fairfax County, Suitable for De-
velopment.
The foregoing real estate will be sold ct pub
lie auction on April II, 1859, at :? noon
(EST at the Main Entrance to Tstrfax
Court House. Fairfax. Va The sal shall
be subject to the approval of the U. S. Dis
trict Court.
Detailed information NAV be obtain '~om:
John W. Waller 100 S. Fairfax st. on
dria, Va, XII. 9-0963, or j. Strouse c I'll,
507 Arlington Trust Bldg, Arlington, Va,
JA $1,000.