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Evening star., 1959-12-06
Miss Tutlow
Engaged
To Mr.. Ritchie

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Henry
Tatlow III of Scarsdale, NY,
formerly Of Chevy Chase. Md,
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Annette Beedy
to Mr.. Charles Jackson
Ritchie. jr., son of Mr.. Ritchie
OF Houston. Tex, and the late
Mrs. Grizelda a Hargraves
Ritchie.
Miss Tatlow is an alumna
Of Dana Hall. She attended
Sweet Briar College and was
graduated from the Unlver-
sity of Colorado. She was
presented to society at the
Westchester Cotillion in Rye,
N. Y. in 1854 and was a
member Of the debutante
committee of the Grovernor
Ball that same year.
Miss Tatlow is a member
of the ScarSdale Junior
League and of the National
Society of Colonial Danes Of
America.
Mr.. Ritchie attended st.
Thomas AquinaS in Houston
and upon graduation won a
Merrill. Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
and Smith national scholar
ship. He attended Rice Insti-
tute and the University Of
Houston.
A February 20 wedding in
Scarsdale is planned.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
SERVICE NEWS
PQtes to Attend
Benefit Concert

Fort Lesley ]. McNair, from 6
to 8 O'Clock that day. With
the Gulicks in the receiving
line will be the new QMG,
Brig. Gen. Chester Allen. and
Mrs. Allen.
Retiring
Gen. Gulick retires at the
end Of December after more
, than "a years with the corps.
The GulickS are going to
travel for a few months be-
fore deciding where they will
settle. At Christnastime they
will be at the Gulick family
home in Doylestown, Pa.
Gulicks from far and wide
will be there, including their
son, 1t. Gulick, jr., who is
now at Quantico.
The Army Chief of Legis-
lative Liaison and Mrs. Rus
sell L. Vittrup will entertain
this evening in their quar-
ters at Fort Myer in honor
of Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Charles Dodge,
Gen. Dodge will leave
shortly for his new post in
Korea. Mrs. Dodge is staying
in their home at Mclean,
Va, for the time being.
Gen. and Mrs. Vittrup re-
turned recently from Hawaii
his last post. On Thursday
they entertained at a recep-
tion and buffet supper for
friends who had been with
them on the Islands.
Their son and daughter
in-law, Capt. and Mrs. John
F. Vittrup, are still on post
at Tripler Army Hospital,
where he is a resident physi-
clan. They will not return to
the States for at least an
other year. Miss Helene WITT
rup will join her parents on
Friday, December 18. She
comes home for the holidays
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Mrs. Adams TO Fete
Chopfer Members

Mrs. Florence . Caroline
Adams, regent of Colonel
Thomas Marshall Chapter,
District of Columbia OAR,
will entertain chapter mem
bers at a buffet supper at
$50 pm. Thursday at her
home. 5000 Chevy Chase
parkway.
Mrs. Dorothy Whitcomb,
State committee chairman
for the honor roll, will be
the guest of honor. Mrs.
Ethel Duke Barrows and Miss
Lillian Harvey will serve as
assistant hostesses.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

from Dickinson College, Car
Isle, Pa.
The Inspector General,
Navy Civil Engineer Corps,
and Mrs. Norman j. Drustrup,
have returned to town after
his tour of duty abroad and
are now settled in an apart
ment at River House. Their
son, John Michael Drustrup,
is a second classman at the
Naval Academy and is ex-
pected home at the end Of
next week for the holidays.
The Drustrups are going to
the admiral's home for a
family reunion at Christmas
time. They will spend the
holiday with his mother.
Mrs. Niels Drustrup, at Up
per Black Eddy, Bucks Coun-
ty, Pa.
At Home
The Navy Surgeon General
and Mrs. Bartholomew w.
Hogan will be at home this
year for Christmas.
Bart, jr., will be there, too,
from his last year at Johns
Hopkins. Thomas is a senior
at Georgetown, and Mary
Ledlie is at Stone Ridge.
The Commanding Officer,
National Naval Medical Cen
ter, and Mrs. Bruce E. Brad
ley are expecting a housefull
of family for the holiday.
Their son in law and
daughter, DR.. and Mrs.
Harold c. Urschell, with their
small son Harold, jr., will be
coming from Boston to be
with the family. Bruce Brad
ley, jr., will arrive at the end
Of the week from his studies
at the University of Virginia.
The Chief of Surgery and
Mrs. Robert B. Brown, with
their daughter Joan, will leave
Wednesday December 16 for
Oakland, Calf. Joan, who is
a student at Mount Vernon
Junior College begins her
Christmas vacation that day.
The Browns will be the
house guests of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Thomas G. Hays.
He is the commanding Of
flcer Of the Naval Hospital at
Oakland.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
BY EVELYN M. DENT
Contributing Writer

The Commandant, Marine
Corps, and Mrs. Randolph
Mccall Pate are still adding
dates to the already over
flowing calendar of events
scheduled before they leave
at the end of the month for
Beaufort, S. c.
They will take time out
tomorrow evening to attend
the band concert by "the
Presidents Own" Marine
Band for the benefit of the
scholarship fund Of the Ma
rine Wives Club. Mrs. Pate's
special charge has been the
establishment of the fund for
Marine Corps boys and girls.
Capt. Albert F. Schoepper
will be on stage in the band
hall at 8:15 pm. to conduct
a benefit performance which
will be their tribute to the
Pates as well as adding to
the Golfer Of the fund so deep
In Mrs. Pate's regard.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. David
M. Shoup will entertain at
dinner on Tuesday, Decem-
Der 20, in honor of Gen. and
Mrs. Pate. Gen. Shoup is to
be the new Marine Corps
commandant.
In Quarters
The Shoups expect to be
in quarters at the Marine
Barracks before the Christ
mas holidays begin. They
expect their daughter, Mrs.
Joel S. Watkins of Austin.
Tex, to join them for the
Yuletide season.
The Commanding Officer.
Marine Barracks and Mrs.
Jonas Platt are planning a
small dinner i'm their quar-
tiers at the Marine headquar-
terS on Monday, December %.
Their guests will include
Gen. and Mrs. Pate and 1t.
Gen. and Mrs. Verne j. Nc
Caul. who are also leaving at
the end of the year.
Col. and Mrs. Platt are ar
ranging a family party for
Christmas Day.
Maj. Les Stone will act as
host at Center House tomor-
row evening when the bache-
lor officers of the post enter
tain at a s o'clock reception.
Maj. Stone is the senior
Marine aide at the White
House as well as resident
head of the bachelor officers
attached to the barracks.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Roy l..
Kline will give a dinner in
their Arlington home on Sat-
urday, December 10. Their
honor guests will be Gen. and
Mrs. Pate and Gen. and Mrs.
McCaul.
The Marine Quartermaster
General and Mrs. Roy NJ. GU
lick are to be the honor
guests Of the officers of the
Supply Department, Marine
Corps. on Friday.
The party has been ar
ranged at the Ofhcers Club,
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-23
Monday. March 23. 1859
Grand Gury Returns Two Local Indictments

The Grand Jury brought in two more indictments on Friday.
 A true bill was returned against Walter David for burglary in the Board of Trade bar; and
 A true bill against Clarence Allen and Judith Driggs, charged with illegal cohabitation.
 Walter David was arraigned to- day, he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to serve two years in jail with the entire sentence sus- pended except three months, and with the further provision that he make restitution within three months for the window he broke in entering the building. All of the stolen money has been re- covered.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-23
Nome Hospitality Shown Sorority
 During 3-Day Meet

The three-day Alaska Beta Sig ma Phi Convention eliminated in attendance at the Arctic Club Dog Derby yesterday, held at this time to accommodate the 36 members attending the sorority convention.
 The delegates came from 19 chapters all over the territory with the delegate from Ketchikan the farthest. Members from the States included Ada Schneider of Everett, and the Internationaps representative, Wilma z. Lind, from Seattle.
 Rev. Edgar Bibb taxied the wo- men every afternoon on his dog team, until all members had a ride, with pictures for keepsakes.
 The Matanuska delegates brought their own "Matanuska Maid" and treated with individ- euaf servings of fresh milk.
 Forum meetings were held at the court room of the Federal Building, with social events at the SeavieW Dining Room, Boring Sea Club, Polaris, the home of Mir. and Mrs. James von der Heydt, as well as several small informal get togethers in other private homes
 During the races, the delegates were taken on bush flights along the trail, courtesy of Bill Munz, who also gave each delegate a gold nugget from his mine.
 Many of the business houses gave souvenirs especially planned for the event, including gold nuggets.
 The N. c. Company provided special gardenia corsages for the sorority's convention banquet.
 Many individuals not connected with the organization gave gen. erously of their time, by providing transportation with their cars.
 The "Harwood Roadhouse" was open during the race, where the delegates had hot coffee through out the afternoon, compliments of their sponsor and adviser.
 Mrs. Wilma Lind, International s delegate, had the honor of pre- senting the trophies after the race, and of attending the Mushers' banquet.
 A tired but enthusiastic group left by chartered plane for An chorage late yesterday, headed by Peggy Keathley of Anchorage, and the rest of the delegates are scheduled to leave this afternoon via Wien Airlines.
 Next years convention is sched- uled to be held at Ketchikan, at Matanuska in 1861, and in Juneau in 1862.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-23
GIRL SCOUTS WORK FOR SUMMER CAMPING FUND

The Intermediate Girl Scout Troop which had a selling booth in front of the North Star during the dog races Sunday, netted $35.20 for the camping fund. The girls wish to thank everyone for their contributions.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-23
OIL PAINTING ON DISPLAY

The oil painting by Sam Black, given away by the local chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, is now on dis play at the North Star Grill where it may be claimed by some lucky person.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-23
ATTENTION

ATTENTION
 SCOTTISH RITE MASONS MaundY Thursday Services will be held at the Masonic Temple. Thursday. March 18th. at 7 pm. Attendance is mandatory. Nome Scottish Rite Club. LUTHER DUNBAR. Pres.
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The Nome nugget., 1959-03-23

There will be a meeting of the Power and Light Utility Board tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, at their office.
 The meeting is open to the public.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-23

MT. and Mrs. Ben Daniels are the parents of son born on March 18th at Film. Ben Daniels is at present serving on the Grand Jury here.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-23
l9-YEAR-OLDS ALLOWED CITY BALLOT

City officials announced today that 19-year-old citizens would be permitted to vote in the city cleo ton next month.
 First to file was Ash Craft, as a candidate for the Nome School Board.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-23
MIMI HOSPITAL

Discharged: Louis Chase, Thos Darlington, John Iyapana, John Wheeler, Gene Olanna, Helen Piscoya, Napoleon Bergamaschi, Lillian Tuilana, Frank Amarok.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-23
SCHOOL HOT LUNCH MENUS

MondaY-Macaroni and cheese with meat casserole, spinach, applesauce, bread, butter and milk
 Tuesday - Cheese rarebit with tomatoes on rice, cake custard pudding, bread, butter and milk.
 Wednesday Peanut butter sandwich with vegetable soup, fruit jello, milk.
 Thursday - Chili and beans, carrot and celery sticks, pineapple upside-down cake, bread, butter and milk.
 Friday - Toasted cheese sand wich, green beans, cherry cobbler, bread, butter and milk.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-23

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 at The Nugget
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iBELIEVE TT or NOTl
CLOSE-IN
SPLIT-LEVEL

and simplicity dictated BY
ssssspt il TASTE az excellent aes n Srns
ton community that viii be a
DiSesTs' shops. g sssnsD fsS SsS e
3 bedrms., ga baths, liv. rm. with
loe-burning fireplace. lEe. din Ell,
modern de luxe equipped kit. with
eating space, full bsmt.. rec. rm
The Commander has been trans
ferred and must sell. The financ-
ing Is terrific. Assume $4,000,
4Nes LIST trust: owner will take
back Cd trust; priced at S25.7hO.
For appt. to see, call IA. $4,000
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sCoTTY SPORTSMAN, IA It.,
sleeps 4 % with bunk: $795. q
burner stove, Tefgr. GLASCoCK
TRAILER SALES, Fairfax, Va.
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First and second trust money avail
able on your property, We can
completely refinance your home or
business. Immediate action. TOWN
a. COUNTRY REALTY CO., TIE.
SLAIN
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HOUSES WANTED 70 sur

NICE HOMES wANTKp---Nssd list.
inEs for large o. ANAL homes W.
mar roll the ball for you. Cal
now for Captain John eaye, Ma
$4,000 or DI, 7-6440, EhEuER'
lex W. BkRKNs SALES. INC.
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY. ada
cent TO B.B.--All cash for you
home. Prompt courteous service
or We have caah buyers. conven,
tlonal, FHA or VA, Ask for jim
Bandy, handy REALTY CO.
REALToR, RE. 0-4300: ewes. RE
WANTED TO BUY direct from own
or As bedroom, 2-bath home
occupy July ]. About $4,000 dn
Convenient. 10 Pentagon am
schools, Nd. or Va. Write or cal
Ma. W. II. ALLEN. 80 Wilson St.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, AM. b-Oeo3,
lst GIT Our Cash OYER. theI
shop and compare COX n CO,
RE. 7-I0J3, ~ b-O77b.
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STORES FoR RENT
(coNTINUED)

sTREET-LEvEL STORE, in good
nv neighb0rhood; approx. 1850
50 IT,, suitable men and Tor ladies
wear, electric. appliances or a
good white barber shop. Call tn.
2-4O07 to inspect.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. possession
store 50x130 II. and parking lot
for 10 cars: 107 Maple ave. W.
Vienna. Va. For further informa-
ton call REALTY DEPT. no
WasSinston, is. D. T &. '~ i'o
WANTED, store in Falls Church,
APPROX. 5000 50. IT,, with park
ing. JE. 2-b65O, Mr.. MAYER.
WILSON BLvD.-Ideal location for
once. supply or drugstore; will
remodel to suit tenant or will
divide Parking facilities for
cars Call OWNER, FE. 7-4565
before z pm.
1905 LOCATION, 30Io Wilson
blvd.-Approx. $50 50. 1t. Suit
for candy frozen custard, cara
mel corn. loan once, dry cl., etc
$3.50 mo, Air conditioner neon
sign, cash register and counters
available. ia. $1,000.
4I28 GA. AVE. N.W.-Lge. rm. ant
bath: full basement: suit. for once
or store; only SIS mo. MR.. NEU-
MANN, Ma. S-670O.
44I4 CA. AVE. N.Ws-stOreroom
basement. q car brick garage
So gs. q s Vacant. ROGER MOSS
403 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
Good bus. loc.: reas. rent; heat
furnished. DE. 2-6464 after 10
729 18th ST. N.W.-Excelient 10,
e cation IA s0pd fST any t yIs, bust
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AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

BEAR WHEEL BALANCER, beam
front-end machine, floor Jacks.
chain falls, Porter power Jacks.
UR. 4-l243.
oLDs "ss'' ENGINE-Hydramatie.
reboTed. TegrOund. cFankshaft.
Best offer. WA. 3-i2a3.
RANTED-Contine kit ieurved
bumper styiel for 1855 Chevrolet.
Phone JE. 4-451e.
20 PREFECT PARTS. rebuilt. 4I3
60th 81, ne, before noon
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH, DELAwAKE-
Ocean-front home with elaborate
Appointments; 8 bedrms.. 3 baths
list n. master bedrm. and bath
servants quarters: rent Sl,2bQ
month of August. Evenings EN-
2-6gI6, L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtorr
MA 2-07R3
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MONEY TO LOAN
NEED MONEY?

FINANCE CORPORA
TON, s641 Colesville road. Juni-
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POTOMAC AREA
z TO ~ ACRE SITES
AoENT ON PREMIsEe

AGENT ON PREMISES
School buses stop at corner. Hard
surface road frontage, Rollins
country, excellent view. 2 mi. from
Potomac: mt. from Roekytlle
e es, eS Ss sbIs 70 W. shs sne
choose your homssits. We car
p Ir'sa a0s sS Out River I'd. to rs.
worthy I'd, right TO Rte. liz
right 500 yards 10 RfD0ELANr
Farm ESTATES. property aDt
open sign, or Rte. rs TO barnes,
town, south on Rte. liz one mill
TO open sign at RIDGELANI
FARM ESTATES.
W. G.. AND AN. MILLER. pEv. co
Potomac once a LOGO River Rd
Ewes. Call Mrs, Fahy, OIL. 2-e26s
RIVER RID. and western ave. ares
Beautiful corner lot near Brook
dale, 00xlS0 IT,. level, on eraoe
Coed trees; paved streets 2,
HioSiuoHToN d son, INC. lei,
II st NV. DI. 7-9O57: ewes, OIL
SUMMER LOT, reserved multipl.
ssSsnsndosS Retreat. VI. 4.ss sii
Well-Situated Tracts
on Old Dominion drive. Mclean
va: close TO Madeira school
Several 2-aere parcels, restricted
To two acres each. Wooded, goot
elevation. At S2,7b0 per acre.
Herman E. Gasch 81 Son
sos Woodward Bldg. MA. s-1e54
Ewes, SAT- sun, TW. 3-7544
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S23,060-Three units, solid-frams
construction; good area of Takoms
Park Nd; corner property, with
rental space available for parking
9 cars. Call WO. 6-43l3.
2e3 10th ST. N.E.-Row brick, with
4 complete apis, each unit has
full kitchen, baths with built-in
tubs and showers: oil h.-w. with
summer-winter hookup; approx
gross annual income. $3,240:
$15,500 to reliable purchaser
Contact FRANK e. FULLER, Ma
S-4S16. Residence. CO. 5-1703.
2 APT. BLDG.-Owner leayinr
city, must sell large cor. bldg. Of
3 bedrms. and bath each. S12S
monthly rent. Excel. Investment al
S9,950. Vic. 18th and H SITS. n.e
DI. 7-SS42, JU. 5-63S7.
HOUSES IN MT. PLEASANT
Converted into IA apts.; WHITE
TENANTS. Annual rentals, S16,-
900; expenses, $1,000; owner
leaving for Florida: will sell on
r. A. HUMPHREYS
2 Mass. Ave, Realtors MA. 5000
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PIscArAwAY. ?. q, cQ-e acres,
10 d, c. excellent nsiEhborhood
Eot information, call Mr., Bos-
Gan Mr.. SMITH, 10. 2-oaSo'
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.l-FT. BOAT, . yrs. old. sleeps 2
fully equip, new motor. UN. a
1882.
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SPRING SALE

15-ft. Fiberglas runabout.
double bottom. 1857 Mer-
curry 80 h.p., rebuilt by US:
new trailer, all fully equip.
Will sell separately. other
Fiberglas and plywood boats
and motors must go. We
need space. New and used
parts for Mercury. Wizard,
Martin. Evinrude. Scott, etc.
We repair all makes. BOULE-
WARD AUTBOARD SALES,
4223 Bladensburg I'd, Col
mar Manor, Maryland. Daily
to 9 pm, Sun. TO 3 pm.
Next door 10 Ahbotts Diaries.
uN. 4-lSSS. UN. 4-2447.
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EUREKA!

WE HAVE FOUND IT.
Only SI2.950 for this 53-aers
farm with huge solid 13-room
home. Barn. old country general
on q hill, trimmed BY mountains.
Located exactly 20 miles from
Seven Corners, near Cuipeper,
Va, THE GROOM CO., "A
7-44s7.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
WANTED

Lovely wife and charming husband
70 occupy this dreamy, rustic ranch
styis,. reduced 20 meet the bulge!
conscious. tntsrestedi beautitnl
B sSan. sep sad dl Si Sm- s.m Isi'-i ne
bas iss, storass ipses IN attic.
Situated on Z nice level lot with
Anchor fence. Close 70 bus. stores.
and schools. Come see this TO-
day. you'll 20 smiling throuEh.
Graceful lines and comfort Is evil
denced throunhout. Priced AZ
4l6,gb0. For apt 10 see. call
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

INDIAN LAKE ESTATE :. Choice
II property Of equal value. OWN
ER, en-, a-l20b.
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MOTORCYCLES

1857 AIS SPORTSTER 500 &C
twin, low mileage; S595. MA.
2-l06a
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ANNE ARUNDEL co. - Is acres
with modern home; 8 rms and
bath. full basement, tob. barn
30x60, tool shed; approx. rs mi.
to d. c. on hard road; price
$4,000 on. by LOUIS A. STAR
7-iSsa or sat. and sun. call IN.
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BOATS

1897 1877. B0RUM convertible
Si,S9s, EM. a-300S.
is-FT. ePEEDnOAT with inboard
motor. reflnished and ready 10 20:
Aeerince $7eb. BR. $500 or
HR. S-0RA2.
ielt-FOOT OUTBOARD CRuTsER;
3b-h.p. johnson rs: trailer;
1880, o. best oisr under.
I6-FT. RUNAnOUT with IS hp.
johnson; trailer and skis. w.
old: SnaB, irm, 10. 6-.S4ls.
1O-FT. CABIN CRUISER, twin
screw. is-it. beam with elee. scar:
excel, cond.: s yrs old: owners
specinc guar.. ss.70n. Trade. cash
or terms. MAR SUE" moored
Highland Town Boat sales ,next
SeSiJ. OWNER. uN. 4.ai6o'
40-FT. CABIN CRUIsER-wiIl
sacrifice this wk end. fully equip.
excel. cond.: $l,5bO. VIII. 2-bl23.
RIFT. REvEL CRAFT, sport cruis-
er. twin 1888 johnson 35-h.p.
motors with Individual generators
and batteries. 2 hunks, head.
Water skis, tow rope, all equip
ment. refinished this week. Priced
for quick sale: $e,3b0 or best offer.
Call WA. 1864 after 9 pm.
1884 OWENS CABIN CRUISER
Sl,l9b. ia. 2-66l4.
24-FT. AUXILIARY cruising sloop:
hunks: good cond.: ~ $50 OR.
3-4a47.
2s-FT. sTHLECRAFT, dble .-fiank
bottom. 125-hp. Chrysler marine
engine. with fresh-water system,
ship-to-shore radio, sleeps A. with
galley and head: slip rent paid
until October I; $4,000. Ask for
SEA BEE. Call SIP. 3-0699.
14-FT. sPEEDBOAT; very good com
dition; 1888 Sea King self-start-
ing motor, rs h.p. Equipped with
remote control and steering. Motor
used only 40 hrs. Prefer selling
before trading in BY April 20. For
quick sale. $500 Is the price. Can
be seen In yard at 74O5 Columbia
ave. ColleEe Park. Nd,
1855 OWENS 22-ft. cupboard cabin
cruiser. Just painted: 1855
Baeeanser engines: serviesd. in
excel. cond. Many extras. Incl.
compl canvas convertible top, 90
gal. gas tank, covered engine
hatch. special projectors, etc.
$1,S45. OIL. 2-2634.
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1897 Ie-Er. BoRUM senvsEtibls
with 1859 johnson 60-h.p, cleo.
yIEenerAtor, completely equipped;
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

WOODLAND BEACH Waterfront
beach No. 3: sleeps I0-l2. 500
week. CO. s-3B13 and IN. 7-S701.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES xoned.
5000 to 4.106,760 50. it., z0ned
light and heavy. At D. C. line. Pr.
Geo. Co., Nd. and on express
ways and interchanses; tcor. sas
sta. sites: 8 shopping centers;
motor hotel sites. on dualiZed
hwys. 900 It.. rail already in
stalled. bal. optional; all utils. in.
stalled. ready for building; lease
build, land-lease or sell
PHILLIPS H. CLARKE
Owner WA. 7-5b16
GEORGE PALMER hwy. nr. Safe
way and Giant warehouse
acres, subject to light industrial
coming; masonry bungalow can bt
used as once; asking $4,000, or
terms. DOUG M. SMILEY, Real
tor, RE. 5-3220.
IlI-ACRE LEVEL SITE, on Kenil,
worth freeway and 62nd St, in
p. G. Co., zoned I-2. MAKE OF.
FER. Mr.. Wimsatt, Me. S-15S1,
OIL. 4-5039, JOHN r. HoKE.
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AUTO LEASING
CADILLAC 80

Lease. $3.50 per month. OtheF
makes and models avsila bic from
nc e % sso} r ~ i ave- ave. BTe sane.
Nd. Wa 7.7770.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

AIR COMPRESSOR, 1ngersoll-Rsnd
l"5 cfm mid. on chev trk; 5000.
excel cond. ATLAS SALVAGE.
4557 1ansleWood dr.. Bladensburg,
Mo, AP 7-4444
Bull DOZERs-TD-a international
$4,000. TDI4A, $500 Both in
excellent condition; l owner; little
used. JE. $3.50.
DIS BULLDoZER for rent, also
have other equipment. Phone Val.
5-70Sg, Culpeper. Va.
INC $50 TRACTOR w-ss yd. loader
demo. INC $40 tractor w-baek
hoe-loader demo. WILBAR CO ,
1858 JEFF. Davis hwy, Arl.. Va.
SAWMILL, practically new: power
unit and complete works. will sell
for beat offer. Call DU. $3.50
or write Boz 29I, Vienna, Va.
WELDER. 200 amp. portable easo-
line driven Lincoln. On shop
trailer. Excellent eond; S475.
J. A. VRnGuLICK co. Fairfax
circle ana Draacr DR.. CIR. $4,000
Week DAYS or Sat, am.
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INVESTMENT PROP. SALE

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AZ 9th and x sts.--6-apt. bldg
hent, $3.50 mo.
DAVID +. BARRY, NE. s-2025
FOuR-FAMILY DIET. BRICK FLAT,
stS ana N sts R n.~ ts a,ooS down. Rn
assume Sc b. and 1. loan; tenants