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Evening star., 1961-02-23

III COun. GVe.
FORD '58 wagon: 8 seats, one own
er since new. $1,000. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave.
FORD 80 Galaxie Town Victoria
t1cSuSiss uefSSns ar and cUn CHt: c.s iqs HeT
SS,sSS.4o: our price, $2.5e5.
LOGAN FORD, 1150 Goth st. NV
FE. 7-s300; or 3540 14th st. n.W.r
To. 2-4l00.
FORD 81 VS. Ranch WaSon;
Evening star., 1961-02-23

FORD 80 Fofdof Ranch wagon;
VS. motor, EordomAtie, r. and h;
2:tons finish; tiptop eond.: ST.
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AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

AUTOMATIC TRANsMISsIONS re.
paired. AIS TRANSMISSION
SERVICE. Fern pl at Ga. ave. NV.
ia. 9-7737; 24-hr. phone service.
Evening star., 1961-02-23
FOLEY FORD

,,,,, GALL EoE S;l. Apro5MLA1MnTo AZ T6STE AI1TIno,
Evening star., 1961-02-23

CHRYsLER go windsor 2-dooY
hardtop; toroueflite transmission,
radio, heater, power steering, Wv
tires, formal black finish, SO, ,k0Q,
Evening star., 1961-02-23

EST. oLDs DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl., ia. 7-S400
Evening star., 1961-02-23
Z C0R{IOll'NS,,E,T'ii 'III L I J \, (, I

1901 BALTIMORE BLVD.
COLLEGE PARK, UN. 4-3227
Open I'll 9 PM. Wkdys., Sun, l0.l
DODGE $50 Gust. Royal 4-dr. sed, i
VS., auto. trans. 7. and h., WV;
, $4,000 act. mi; very good cond :;
Evening star., 1961-02-23

CADILLAC '67 convertible coupe:
blue, power steering, power brakes,
all-blue leather interior; very
sharp. Washington'S Birthday
Evening star., 1961-02-23
ORD '62 FOFdoF; equipped; on

FORD '66 Custom Fordor: :. and
h, 'FoFdomAtic, VS.; excel. cond
$3.50 or best offer. OIL. 2.7692.
FORD '65 club coupe; very nice
S2s5; $40 down. ROPER LA
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-08
Treasury Department
Considering Income Tax
Cut for Next Year

WASHINGTON R-The Treas
ury is considering an income tax
cut for next year.
This was indicated Friday by
Secretary Douglas Dillon, al
though he carefully avoided max
ing any commitments about flu
ture tax policy.
Questioned by the House Ways
and Means Committee on present
and future plans, Dillon remark
ed with apparent approval: There
is lone theory the income tax,
especially should be somewhat
lower The idea is that a tax re-
duction would be an incentive to
higher economic activity"
When questioned about step
by-step reduction, Dillon said it
is under study but that he doesn't
know what his department will
recommend.
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-08
Shepard's Ride Into Space Gives
Lift to US. Prestige in the World

The reaction in Communist
capitals was admiration for Shep-
ard, mild praise for the feat it
self and reminders that the u. S.
astronaut's flight could not COM
pare historically or technically
with Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gag
arms space orbit of last month.
Soviet Premier KhrushcheV in
dictated his aWareness of Shepard's
flight without mentioning it
specifically. He praised Gagarin
in a speech at Erevan, Soviet Ar
menia, and said the Russian major
flew "around the globe precisely
not Just up and down.
Soviet citizens got the news in
cut-and-dried fashion, the first
broadcast disclosing it 80 minutes
after Shepard landed in the At
lantic. Radio Free Europe beamed
bulletins and eyewitness accounts
behind the Iron Curtain.
The Red radio in Czechoslova-
kia described the rocket flight as
primitive and outmoded." But
both Czech and Hungarian broad
casts praised Shepard himself as
a hero.
The Red Chinese press in Hong
Kong was disparaging, The Com
munist Daily said the U. S, space
shot was a propaganda stunt.
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-08
Blu The Associated Press

LONDON up = Alan B. Shep-
ards ride into space gave a lift
to tagging U. S. prestige in the
world and the wide open display
of the adventure brought cheers.
Western Europe praised both
Shepard's courage and the cou-
rage of the United States in not
wrapping its first manned space
shot in secrecy. Even the Com
munist world admired the astro-
naut's fearlessness.
British newspapers reflected
Vests relief that the United
States had achieved success after
a long and anxious wait. A Lon
don Daily Sketch editorial voiced
a feeling widespread in Britain:
Technically, they were run
ners-up. Morally, the cup is theirs
Every setback, every postpone
ment was mercilessly exposed.
"This is the kind of achieve
ment we understand in our part
of the world. That's the way we
like to have done it"
Shepard's 500 miles an hour
what ridep'-formed the
same huge headline in the Mail
the Express and the Mirror.
Chancellor Adenauer of West
Germany, Prime Minister Mac
MILAN of Britain and Premier
Fanfani of Italy cabled their con-
gratulations to President Ken
nedy.
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-08
10 Second TWister
Kills 13 People

POT POTEAU, Okla Up = A
tornado that didn't last 10 sec
onds killed Is persons and in
jured SO late Friday at it tore
through two tiny towns in Eastern
Oklahoma
at didn't last 10 seconds" said
Charles LeWallen.
But in those 10 seconds the big,
happy reunion turned into a
nightmare. Four members of the
family were killed, nine injured,
including two children.
The storm was the worst of
many that blanketed most of Ok
lahoma for the second straight
day. 1t came on the first anniver-
sary of a tornado that killed 10
and injured more than 100 at
Wilburton, just 40 miles to the
west.
There was little warning as the
tWister smashed out of a torrential
rain.
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-08
Four Canadians Will
Try to Scale Mt. Mckinley

VANCOUVER, B. c. Up = Four
men from Nanaimo, Burnaby,
Vancouver and Consort, Alta,
left here Friday to begin an as
sault on 20,320-foot Mount Nc
Kinley, North Americas highest
peak.
They hope to become the first
all-Canadian expedition to con-
quer' the peak.
All are members of the B. c.
Mountaineering Club which is
sponsoring the expedition.
"Other Canadians have made it
to the top, but there has never
been an all-Canadian group try
it," Himmelsbach, leader of the
expedition said.
eve hope to make the summit
in about two weeks. Just in case,
though, we have supplies for %
days on the mountain. If the
weather is right we should have
time left to try a couple of more
Climbs"
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-08
Let's Make Use of Nome's Land Office

I Asst YEAR the Second District lost its land office
II in Nome due to lack of interest and insufficient
business to warrant keeping agent here.
Although its activity may be limited the need
exists if there is to be development and progress
However the fact that its services were used may
have been because it not understood by many
people just what its functions were.
Dan Jones, director of the 4th Division Office
explained recently that it really involves many i'm
portant phases concerning public land
1t has stockped many tons of fire-fighting equip
ment and supplies for forest and tundra fires as we'll
trained fire fighters to handle the conservation of
federal property This office is the place to report
tundra fires.
Anyone having cabins or summer cottages out
side of the city limits would do we'll to talk over with
the agent in this office their rights to the land ON
which they located If the camps are not legally
located this is the place to correct the situations
Homesites homesteads, mining claims all come
under the Land Office Salmon Lake campers, now
trespasser will be advised how to hold their camp
ing privileges.
Reindeer grazing areas are also a concern of this
department. Just how this affects our reindeer indus
try is factor little known and of economical impor-
lance to this
Requests for parks, park areas adjacent to cities
such as ours is something that should be explored
while the land is still federal land stated jones' Such
an area probably two such areas one adjacent to
the beach and another in the foothills should be con-
sidered. This is a worthy project for a civic group
to study and confer with the Land Office on avail
ability, and has been undertaken by the Home Arts
Club
Park sites are already being studied along High
way 81 and aerial survey will make some definite
Choices for public trailer camps and picnic grounds
is hoped that the setting aside of the Lava Beds
permanent wonder of the world will be considered.
The agent of the local office will welcome discus
sing any of these things with anyone interested and
every visit will be tabulated record of the of
the office which is trial basis only for this
Kodiak mirror., 1961-09-29
Pontiac Offers Series HighIights

Pontiac's new 1862 Bonneville series, offering the ultimate in lux ury, performance and riding con- fort, is available in two-door sports coupe, four-door Vista hardtop, convertible and four-door, six-pas- senger Safari station wagon mod els. Standard extras" include: the four-barrel carburetor Trophy 425 engine; elegant seat upholstery of rich pattern cloths, Jeweltone Nor rokides and genuine feathers; new instrument panel featuring full length brushed stainless steel com bined with genuine walnut inlay for rich custom designed appear ance; instrument panel cushion, passenger assist rail, courtesy lamps, dual ash trays and electric clock; custom steering wheel, dual bulb tail lamps and deluxe wheel discs.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-09-29

Bonnevilles are readily indenti- fled by exclusive full-car length side mouldings, gold block letter series names on the left grille, front lenders, and lower rear end panel, and by gold and white enamel crests located on the rear lenders and under the grille series name.
 New Star Chief models, four door Vista hardLop and four door sedan, offer big car comfort with outstanding road performance. At tractive interiors of colorful pat tern cloth and Jeweltone Morro- kide, distinctive instrument panel with electric clock and dual ash
Kodiak mirror., 1961-09-29
FORD TRUCKS

Ford Division of Ford Motor Company has concentrated its en- tire 1862 light truck engineering effort on reducing truck operating costs.
 In Ford's 1862 Business Fleet, truck buyers may select any of six economy-type engines, ranging in size and horsepower from IA cubic inch 85 horsepower 6-cylin- der to a 292-cubic inch ITO horse power V-8. Each engine has been designed to provide maximum economy and power for specific types of hauling jobs.
 In addition to the Falcon Ranch ero and Sedan Delivery, trucks comprising Ford's 1862 Business Fleet include the Econoline van and pickup, the light duty one-half, three-quarter, and one-ton pickups, and the one-half and three-quarter- ton 4-wheel drive. Medium duty trucks in the Ford Business Fleet include the conventional and tilt cab series with gross vehicle weights ranging from 15,000 to 21,- 900 pounds.
 OutSelling every competitive make economy truck in 1861, the popular Econoline maintains its distinctive appearance and quality for 1862. Both van and pickup fea- ture a flat, all-steel floor, and the van has full 4 by 4 doors to both side and rear for easy loading and unloading.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-09-29
1862 Cars Offer Many New Features Popular Makes RestyIed New Models

with molybdenum disulfide grease "a metallic solid lubricant-a all grease fittings are replaced by solid metal plugs.
 The characteristics of molyb- denum disulfide grease are such that it can never be completely wiped off any metal once it has been applied. The grease creates what metallurgists describe as slip pery metal.
 After 30,000 miles, the metal plugs are removed, the joint or bearing recharged with molyb- denum disulfide grease, and the plugs reinSerted. The recharging is done with standard grease gun fitted with special rubber-tipped adapter and takes approximately 20 minutes, at a cost close to that of a regular grease job
 The same basic type of lubricat- ing system is used on the wheel bearings, and a similar 30,00O-mile lubricant interval is made possible.
 COOLANT
 AS to the car radiator, the special  factory-installed coolant is non deteriorating with rust inhibitor which makes possible the 30,000 miles or 2-year change interval for the cooling system and protects the car engine to 35 degrees below zero.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-09-29

trays, custom steering wheel, dual bulb tail lamps and deluxe wheel discs are among standard Star Chief equipment.
 Distinguishing exterior markings include a slim line side moulding sweeping the length of the car, the Star Chief name in script on the front lenders and three stars on the rear lenders.
 The perennially popular Pontiac Catalina, distinctive with it's clean cut simplicity of styling and orna- mentation, features seven different body styles for 1862. Comprising the versatile series are: two-door sports coupe, four-door Vista hard
Kodiak mirror., 1961-09-29
Ford Features New CooIant fabrication

Along with running boards, fen der-mounted spare tires and rum- ble seats, the sight of frost-breath- ing neighbors draining the water from their car engines on the first cold November night is passing from the automotive scene.
 A special radiator coolant that is normally good for 30,000 miles or two full years will be installed at the factory on 1862 Ford cars. The coolant protects the engine down to temperatures of 35 degrees below zero.
 3O,OOO MILE LUBRICATION
 The 30,O00-mile major lubrica- tion schedule has been made prac- tical because of the development of special lifetime seals, which are used on each Galaxie joint and bearing. The lifetime seal is packed
Kodiak mirror., 1961-09-29

top, two and four-door sedans, con- yertible and four-door six and nine passenger Safari station wagons.
 Among outstanding Catalina val ues are: the high performing Tro- phy V-8 engines with two-barrel carburetor, electric windshield wip- CTS, Circ-L-Aire heater, eye-catch- ing interior trim with door-to-door carpeting and cushioned instru- ment panel with distinctive orna- mentation. For the first time, Pon- tiac offers optional with Catalina sports coupe and Vista models a special Ventura interior featuring JeWeltone Morrokides.
 Continued on Page 14)
Kodiak mirror., 1961-09-29
Crisp, Tailored Look In chevys

DETROIT = Chevrolet's passen- ger car lineup for 1862 features extensive restyling and major me- chanlcal changes for its standard models plus new complete line of smaller cars to be known as Chevy II.
 This will bring the company's 1862 passenger car lineup to 8 models = highest in its history available in the Corvair, Corvette, Chevy II and standard Chevrolet lines. These cars will be displayed in Chevrolet dealerships beginning Friday, September 29.
 The new Chevy II is larger than the Coryair but smaller than Chev- rolet's regular car Station wagons, a hardtop sport coupe and con- vertible are included among nine models in the new line which emph- asizes simplicity in styling and maximum functionalism in design.
 Although the Chevy II design is basically conventional, it offers new front-mounted four and six cylinder engines, integral frame and body construction with bolton front end and an industry exclu- sive in tapered plate rear springs. Both three-speed manual and auto matic transmissions will be avail able.
 From styling standpoint, the standard Chevrolet for 1862 re- fleets the greatest change, although Corvair models and the Corvette will also feature number of ap- pearance changes as well as new exterior colors and interiors.
 The new standard Chverolet 'fea- lures a crisp, tailored look. The 1862 models have completely new sheet metal, grille work, bumpers and 0rnamentation, as well as new exterior colors and restyled inter iors. New roof lines for sedans and the Impala sport coupe also high light the new styling.
 Among the major changes are a new 327 GU. in. V8 engine, new weight-saving Powerglide auto matic transmission and tires with advanced two-ply design.
 The new V8 engine is rated at 250 horsepower. It replaces the 348 GU. in. engine except for use in heavy trucks. Its performance equals the 348, but fuel economy and engine operating efficiency are both improved.
 The redesigned Powerglide will be used with the new V8 engine and both the four and six-cylinger engines of the Chevy II line. Ex- tensive use of aluminium helps save 85 pounds of weight.
 The new tires give improved fuel economy and ride quality while re- taining o d-carrying abilities, strength and durability of four-ply tires.
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styling for 1862 grille ight but still the of fabrics and coo for all models The new September 29 will of models.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
SACRIFICE

Terms. Lovely 2-bedrm. cottage at
beautiful Shawnee-Land. 5000
acre all year mountain retreat.
Electricity. Natural stone fireplace
with Heatolator. 16x20 living rm.
Winter sports include hunting.
skiing, lifts, and snow machines.
.JE A-O4Q5, WA. A-bS1A,
Evening star., 1961-12-04
GARAGES
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1851 Na-ton panel.
best offer. 10. s-7ss4 after 5 D. m.
CFEv, 80 2-ton dump; like new
S2.305. AERO .CHEV. 1908 Mt.
Vernon ave, Alex, Kf. s-sO25.
CHEVROLET 80 Ia-top pickup;
good cohdition throughout; a real
'"' RossLYN JEEp SALES
WHY'S Dealer
1917 N. Lynn St. Arlington. Va.
1858 ton panel; in
good condition, S3g5. Call Ii.
G-03"2 or WO. 6-GS5a.
CHEV.-New hs-ton pick-ups final
close outs. only Sl.77s. BARRY
ave. NV, RE. 7-7s7s.
'55 h-ton pickup;
ext extra sIss Ilesn' new rubber low mile
RossLYN JEEP SALES
Willys Dealer
1917 N. Lynn St. Arlington. Va.
JEEP '52; 4-wheel drive; excellent
condition. Heavy-duty push bump
er and snow blade. Asking $3.50.
Can be seen at Presidential Gulf
Service, 4001 Mt. Vernon ave,
Alex. Va. K1. s-lS9u.
REAR ENDS, Timkin 2-speed, and
single speed double reduction: sew
eral nice cabin chassis trucks: ask
for Art, WI. 6-S124.
1858 CHEVROLET PICKUP. s cyl,
excellent condition S945
FORD F-100 h-ton pickup; very
clean, good tires; ready to work
FORD F.s0O. 174 w. B. c.&C., S
CYL. 2-Speed axle, s25x2O tires;
good condition S1,49i
1858 THAMES panel: blue, good
tires; excel. cond. Ready to WORK
S14i
Others to choose from. Dumps
panels and pickups. Ask fol
Evening star., 1961-12-04
A Minimum of
Investment

viii put you in this fully
equipped modern Cities serv-
Ice service station located
in Arlington Co.: financial
help and paid training is
available 20 the right man.
Modern lubrlcation equip
ment Is provided ct no addi-
tional expense. Close per-
sonal assistance provides
every opportunity OF build
ing q sound business that
will net you o substantial
return for your investment.
For details, call IA. 4-1l0n,
weekdays and JE. 3-0742,
ewes. and week ends.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
BETTER i HOMES

ROSE HILL, off Franconia I'd
Split-level. bedrms., / "a baths,
complete elec. kit, rec. rm.. utility
rm., carport with storage area.
fenced yard: S20,S50, flexible
terms, SO. 5.111S.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
YEONAS
IA. 8-2100

HOLM HALL, s. Of Alex, 90
minis, from D. c.. 10 to Belvoir
via Mt. Vernon pkwyJ-New cond.
3-bedrm. brick rambler; lse. lot,
walk to excel. schools, bus and
shops. At S16.950. so. S-73S3.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
REAL ESTATE LOANS


CASH FAST. NO DELAYS - end
trust loans. Consolidate bills;
money for any purpose; d. C.
Nd, Va. Day or ewes, UN. 4-92SS.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS BY
End trust. AMERICAN MORTGAGE
a INVESTMENT co. 319 South
ern Bldg, Ma. S-3331. Immediate
service, 10 to 4:30 pm.
IF you NEED MONEY, borrow on
these sensible End trust rates:
$4,000. $50 mo-: $1,000. $50 mo-;
SO. 900. $50 mo-: $1,000; 500 mo mo,
va. IA. 4-33O0: Nd. 10. 5-6300
IMMEDIATE Cash
End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Elk. 3-7744
rs YOUR end trust due? Let US re-
finance your home. Call for details.
Tencher Walker, Inc. FE. S-2444.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE. lst
and End trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO., INC, ia. 7-5sOo.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots. acreage or
farms in D. C. or nearby Md.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
CASH available for lots. acreage;
D. c.. Md. Va. No comm.
LAND DEVELOPMENT CO.
WE WILL FINANCE and build home
on your lot. INTERSTATE MORT
GAGE CO.. INC. ia. 7-5SU0.
Evening star., 1961-12-04

A REAL BUY-Restaurant-night
club for sale: in the best coming
up northwest section in the city;
doing good business now, only ex-
perienced buyer; reply Box s3-M,
Star.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
REAL ESTATE WANTED
ALL CASINO FEE
RIENDLY FREE APPRAlSA

WE NEED LISTINGS
Houses, ants. etc. Our 25th year
serving Metropolitan Washington;
ROGER MOSS LA. s-e22"
Evening star., 1961-12-04
MONEY 10 LOAN

LOANs-S2.500 to
Sl5O,OoO. Lower your payments.
group your debts. .refinance your
property. Quick. honest service.
Residential farm, commercial:
construction financing only in
state Of Maryland. Call or write
MR.. RoBERTS, 21s e. Lexington
St, Baltimore 2. Nd. or Saratoga
7-4O47 day. night. Sun, holidays.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
TRAILERS

APACHE TRAILERS, close out sale
Of 81 model. Two left. ! Chief
Scout. Come early. WHEATON
TEXACO, 1924 Georgia ave.,
wheaton. Md. Lo. 4-67OO.
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED MO-
BILE HOMES. VA.-RO. S-14OO;
MD.-RA. 6-2531.
OFFICE TRAILERs, mobile homes,
ALLIED TRAILERS, DIR. 2-S101
Q. s. 3O1, Brandywine. Nd.
RiCHARDSON go Soft. loft.
wide, and SKIS aluminium room
Payment assumption. Sell sep. or
both. 76S-1166.
sHASTA-16-ft.; gas retgr,, stove
and heater: like new. OIL. $3.50.
THE TRAVAIL TRAILER KING
Allied Trailer Sales, Rentals, Inc,
DR.. 2-s101. Brandywine. Md. 301
80 SPARTAN, sx35: excellent con-
S1,75O. WA. 6-21s4.
FRONT-END LOADER, IA cubic
yds. New. BY day or week. Call
MULTILITH, Model 1850. in ex-
cellent operating condition. See II
working. Best offer. National g.
1921.
az SUPERIOR HOUSE TRAILER
excel. cond.; imrned. occupancy on
lot. JE. 4-S049.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
AIR CONDITIONED
CENTRAL BLDG.
Cor. 9th and G NV. ~

Completely remodeled with new
LOBBY and new automatic eleya-
tors. Excellent space available
S55 per mo-, with all services in
cluded. Immed. poss. See Supt. or
CAFRITZ-DI,7-908O
Evening star., 1961-12-04
DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE in modern up-to-dste
accounting office; all brand-new
furn. and equip. and services.
reas. rate. Call 126-2sOs.
5000 PA. AVE. S.E.-1st floor,
M%spHT 5T1ns RFomnsnt RssItor Location IT, 4ssa 6 p
TN OpSQ
Evening star., 1961-12-04
IMMEDIATE CASH
End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
SECOND TRUST
FOR HOME OWNERS

81 900 to $4,000, up to 5 years to
repay with payments as low as
SlO per mo-, on homes in Nd.
only. Mr.. BURNS, JU. s-0790:
Al LOANS; unlimited funds, low
as 5hse: long terms, any use;
Ist. end trusts; notes purchased;
cash for your home. free apprais-
al; Mr.. CROCKETT. HE. 1854.
LIST AND End TRUSTS
50, 500 to S250,000 on apartment
houses, commercial, industrial,
Improved lots and unimproved
land in Nd. Rates as low as &c
LIPS, JU, S-1400
Evening star., 1961-12-04
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ACRES (approx. q, long frontage
on LIVINGSTON rd., about 2 miles
from Jones Pt. interchange with
Indian Head hwy. tRte. 21O0
CouSTY SERVICES. INC.
Ask for Mr.. Breckenridge
BU. 3-2161 CH. S-Ss00 RI. S-421l
HYATTSVlLE. MD.
"a 900 50. it., on Decatur st, zoned
IL, priced to sell. Call Mr.. Wolf.
ia. 9-l523 after 6 pm.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-12-04
ALL CASH PAID
TOP DOLLAR
FOR HOMES IN D, C. AND MD.
LIST YOUR HOME wTTH Us
KALMUS REALTY
RA. 6-6422

CALL cox FOR CASH
D. c., MD. VA.
Many call us-there must be .
reason. Gail RE. 1888. JE. g.
S415. JU. e-2631, UN. 4-1050.
IMMEDIATE CASH pay all cash
for properties in Hyattsville, Sil-
yer Spring, Takoma Park, and
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-17oo
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
W. C. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
MONT. AND PRINCE GEO. co.
Cash Above GI or FLA Loans
DU. 10000 Ewes. JU. 9-1441
TOP Cash IN "a Hrs. for d. c.
and Md. houses. NO CONN.
when you DEAL DIRECT with Mr.
LEE. DE. 2-2459. VIII. 6-S257.
TOP DOLLAR for good 3-bedrrn.
house preferably in ne. Realtors
Of action. Mr.. Chisholm. WOOD
RIDGE REALTY. WA. 7-07s2. LA.
fOP CASH PAID FOR d. C.
HOUSES direct from purchaser.
No commission. Ia. 9-4663.