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Evening star., 1952-04-20
Youths Hold Largest
Stake in 81 Election,
Senator Taft Says
BY the Asseeiated Press

LYNN, Mass, April 19.-Sen-
ator Taft of Ohio appealed tonight
to young people to support the
Republican Party, asserting that
they have "the biggest stake ir
the coming election.
1T makes far more difference
to them" he said, than to theil
fathers whether we continue oul
present policies to their Logical
conclusion of totalitarian govern
ment and war; or whether we
turn again to our American prin-
ciples and resume our progress
within the principles Of liberty
and peace"
He spoke at a dinner meeting
|of the Lynn Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club.
Ends Massachusetts, Tour.
Senator Taft wound up his
three-day tour of Massachusetts
drumming up support for Taft
pledged candidates to the G. o. P
national convention with an as
sertion that a whole new gener-
alton of young people grown up
under the New Deal and Fair
Deal administrations have
never known a Republican Gov
Iernment in their adult lives"
They are fearful that Gov
ernment is normally corrupt and
that Government action and con-
tracts and favors are dispensed
in accordance with the desire of
influence peddlers who dispense
deep freezes, fur coats, and 12-
pound hams to achieve their pur-
pose," he said.
Senator Taft said that the
issue is mot changed by the re-
tirement of Mr.. Truman"
Must Run on Record.
THE Democratic nominee will
still have to defend the Truman
record. He will still be under
obligations to the same people
who forced the appointment of
those who have participated in
these frauds, and he will still have
to seek support from the Pender-
CAST machine in Kansas City and
other city bosses in the large cities
of the North.
''He will still have to seek the
support of Mr.. Truman and his
friends on the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, which was one
Of the principal agencies chan
neling money out of the Treasury
to favored friends"
Massachusetts presidential prim-
ary is April 20.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Mayor and 5 Councilmen
Face Laurel Vote Tomorrow

Mayor Merrill L. Harrison and
five incumbent councilmen all
face opposition tomorrow in the
election at Laurel, Md.
Polls will be open from 8 am.
to 7 pm. in the Masonic Hall on
Baltimore boulevard for the first
Iprecinct, and in the flrehouse at
Ninth and Montgomery streets for
the second precinct.
| The contestants have been
campaigning on two states, with
Mayor Harrison and the incum-
bent councilmen on one side
against a group of challengers.
headed by former Councilman
Thomas B. Israel.
/ The incumbent councilmen
seeking reelection are: Norris c.
Beall and Maynard l.. Ward,
councilmen at large; James B.
Turney. first ward; j. Gilbert
White, second ward, and w. Le-
Roy Armstrong, third ward.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Fairfax March Of Dimes
Tribes Previous Record

The Fairfax County 1852 March
of Dimes campaign gathered
nearly 34,000-three times that
of any previous drive, Edward K.
Uhler, local chairman, announced
yesterday.
High point of the drive for the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis was the Mothers S
March" led by Mrs. c. B.
O'Shaughnessy of Baileys Cross
Roads on March 30. In one hour
the concentrated countrywide
canvass netted over $4,000.
County school children gave
So 800. regular solicitations brought
in $4,000 and contributions from
many civic organizations helped
make the drive successful. Mr..
Uhler said.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

Is years Of service are $38, SIS,
and $113.
'For the short-service, younger
employe. the advantages of social
security in respect to old-age ben
efits are much less than for older
employees. Civil service retirement
coverage of S years or more &C
cords title to an annuity at age
So (unless the employe elects a re-
fund.-: the amount of this an
nuity is not reduced because of
subsequent periods of non civil
service coverage. He can gain
more than he loses by not having
been under social security during
his Federal service.
Examples Is Offered.
GAS an example. a 35-year-old
employe, with salary of $500,
came under civil service retire
ment on January l. 1851. After
Is years, he resigns and then
works under Social security until
age IS. Beginning at age 81. his
civil service annuity is $76 per
month. 1T age IS, he is eligible for
a social security benefit of $3.50.
ellis average wage for social Sc
curity purposes, is $1,000 because
he was covered only one-haf the
time from January /, 1857 Had
he been covered by social security
the entire 80 years. the benefit
would be $50. He loses $22.50 on
social security, and gains $76 from
civil service.
"The advantages of civil service
become apparent when longer
service is considered. The 30-year
employe whose salary averages
So 600 for any consecutive years
(not for a full working lifetime)
receives a monthly annuity of
$153: for service of 40 years, $203.
On a $4,000 salary, the monthly
amounts are $225 and $500 for go
and 40 years, respectively. More
overland this is an important|
Intermediates annuities cam
commence at age so, or, with a
reduction Of is per cent at age
SIS. Social security offers a maxi
mum of $50, beginning at age IS,
or $3.50 to a couple when the wife
reaches that age.
Turning now from old-age to
disability retirement. we find no
comparison. Civil service provides
annuities on disability after 5
years of civilian service: social Sc
curity has no disability provision.
While it is quite true that the civil
service annuity based on short
service is far from munificient, it
is much better than nothing. Fur
thermore. the great majority of
disabilities occur at or beyond
middle age, at a time when the
career employee has sufficient
service to provide a substantial
annuity.
"Over Is percent of present civil
service annuitants were retired be-
cause Of disability. practically all
at ages below IS. Under social Sc
curity, an employee who loses his
earning capacity because of dis
ability can receive no benefits prior
to age IS. He may then receive
the old-age benefit, decreased be-
cause Of the lower average wage
resulting from his enforced period
Of unemployment; or he may re-
ceive nothing because the period
Iof his disability prevented his
meeting the coverage requirements
for title to any benefits. Disability
protection is an important, clear
cut advantage Of civil service re-
tirement over social security"
x X y
The final installment of the
Commissions findings will appear
here t0norrow . - .-..
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Saudi Arobio Sets Up
New Radio Stations

J1DDA, Saudi Arabia. - The
Saudi Arabian government has
COMPLETED installation of a pow
erfnI@ new broadcasting system
consisting of one standard-wave
station and five short-wave trans
mitterS.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

at Seventh and
K streets NV.
after more than
40 We arS OF
service.
Mrs. Rippon
was presented
with a United
States savings
b on by Sol
IGreenberg, vice
president a n d
general m e r.
chandiSe mana
ger for the
store.
Mrs. Rippon
Evening star., 1952-04-20
ArIinqton CIeon-Up

The Arlington County Board
would like to see some spring
cleaning along the county's streets
and highways.
Board members complained yes
terday of Tobacco Road" condi-
tions along some highways. They
said they saw piles of beer cans
and other junk. County Manager
A. T. Lundberg was asked to plan
a cleanup campaign.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

ment c a + e e +
| employees a r e
covered by Civil
Service retire
ment, W h i ! e
Federal tempo
| rary = indefinite
workers are un-
fder social Secu-
rity.
| The commits
Sion'S rapor t
will be carried
here in full, in
e w n install.
ments begin
ming today.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Maryland Taft Campaign

Taft forces opened a belated
campaign in Maryland yesterday
with pot-shots at Gen Eisenhower
William c. Purnell, head of the
Maryland Taft committee, said
Taft was the only candidate
dedicated without reserve to the
utter defeat of American state So
|cialism." George Warner, Repub-
lican committeeman, added I'VE
all like Ike-but we don't like
those who are on his team."-(P)
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Calendar Of Political Events :
GO. P. to Pass HoIf-Wov Marx
In DELEGATE Tests This Week

Convention completes delegation
of ID.
April 26-Utah Republican Con-
vention GA delegateS).
April 26-Kansas Democratic
Convention completes delegation
of 16.
April 26-Arizona Republican
Convention GA delegates).
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Can Beat Eisenhower,
Any0ther Republican,
Kefauver Declares

Senator Kefauver contended
last night that he could beat
Eisenhower" or anyone else the
Republicans put up this year for
President.
Il have high respect for Gen.
Eisenhower he said when he
flew into Washington for an
overnight stop in the campaign
ing for the Democratic presiden-
tial nomination. But have no
doubt 1 could beat Eisenhower.
The Republican Party would be
the same old G. o. P. whether
with Eisenhower or anyone else
as nominee. A re-invigorated
Democratic Party can win"
The Tennessee Senator paused
long enough to report he already
sees substantial gains from the
Endorsement given him several
days ago by Senator Douglas.
Democrat of Illinois.
Won't Comment on Statement.
He would not comment on
warnings earlier yesterday by two
other Democratic colleagues, SEN
ators EaStland of Mississippi and
ElIender of Louisiana that he
could not be nominated or elected
Those two Senators favor Senator
Russell. Democrat of Georgia.
But Senator Kefauver, landing
at National Airport from a swing
through the Midwest, Kentucky
and New York. promptly an
ncmced he would take off early
EhiS morning for Florida.
In the Florida Democratic pref
erential primary May 6 he and
Senator Russell will directly run
against each other for the first
time. That will be a popularity
test for both men. A second pri-
mary is scheduled for May q to
elect that States "a delegates to
the national convention.
Nothing Lost But Weight. !
The only loss Senator Kefauver
believes he has suffered in his
strenuous campaign. he said, is
the loss Of five pounds and con-
siderable sleep. He said he has
been trying to shake off slight
cold but otherwise feels fit. On
his way to Florida today he plans
to stop in Alabama a few hours (
to speak before gathering of
State university students. /;
After three days in Florida he I
will go to Ohio. The Democratic i,
primary there also will be on
May 6.
Senator Kefauver said he was
confident my cause" will be i
greatly helped in many parts of
the country by the Endorsement
from Senator Douglas.
1T is a great personal encour-
agement and will help because
Senator Douglas is so highly re-
garded throughout the country.
Several people who were un-
decided have told me they now
viii support me as a result of the
DOUGLAS statement. That includes
several Southerners.
When Senator Kefauver climbed
from a chartered plane. he was
greeted by his wife and four chill
dren. !
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Assistant Buyer Retires
After 40 Years at Store

Mrs. Goldie Rippon of 1924 Mon
league street NV. retired last
week as an assistant buyer at the
Goldenberg Co. department store
Evening star., 1952-04-20
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

about 81. Tomorrow. rather cloudy
and continued warm.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair
Evening star., 1952-04-20

District of Columbia and vicinity
Fair and continued warm today
with high around 80: low tonight
Evening star., 1952-04-20
The Federal Spotlight
---
Civil Service Retirement Plan
COMPARED With Social Security
The Federal Spotlight
By joseph Younu

analysis comparison civil service retirement
and social security systems has been
Commission
report particularly important employees
coverage
A study has been ordered by the~-
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Delegate Survey Shows Taft
Leading Eisenhower, 2O9 to721

one-third Of the party's national
convention voting strength Of
1890, with GIG needed to nomi-
nate.
Senator Kefauver of Tennessee
leads with 40 and Senator Russell
of Georgia is next with 81.
Senator Kefauver also has won
several key State preference votes,
in Illinois and New Jersey, for
example, but has not won any of
there delegates. The preference
vote was not binding on delegates
named in those States and the
delegates elected have not indi-
Gated any candidate leanings.
The latest AP. Tabulation of
delegates pledged, instructed, IA
vorable or willing to state a first
ballot choice:
Republican.
Taft, 2O9.
Eisenhower, 121.
Stassen, %.
Warren. s..
Macarthur, 2.
Uncommitted, so.
Total. 420.
Democrat.
Kefauver. 40.
Russell, 81.
Humphrey, %.
Kerr, 8.
Truman, 6.
Senator Douglas, 2. ..~
Oscar Ewing, l.
Stevenson, Il. ~ ~
Justice Douglas, Il.
Rayburn,l2.
Uncomrnitted, 124la.
Totals, 243.
Republican Breakdown.
Taft-Arkansas, /; Florida, IL;
Idaho, IA; Illinois, 40; Iowa, g.;
Kansas, 2; Kentucky. 10; Louisi-
ana, 2; Maine. S: Michigan. 6:
Nebraska, 16; New Jersey, 4;
North Carolina, 13; Oklahoma, z;
Pennsylvania, 8; South Carolina,
3: Tennessee. 49,; Virginia, /; Wis
consin. 24-Total, 209.
Observation-Disclosures, /; Illinois,
l; Iowa, IS; Kansas, 20; Ken
lucky, l; Louisiana, 3: Maine, 9;
Michigan. Z; Nebraska, l.; New
Hampshire. IA; North Carolina, 7;
New Jersey, 81; Oklahoma, z;
Pennsylvania. 8; South Carolina,
/; Virgin Islands, Total, 12l.
Stassen-Minnesota, 81: New
Jersey, Total, %.
Warren-Wisconsin, 6.
observation-disclosures, 2.
Uncommitted - Arkansas. l.;
Florida. S: Iowa, 2; Michigan, 33;
Nebraska, /; North Carolina, 6;
New Jersey. 2; Pennsylvania. 5;
South Carolina, 2; Virginia, l.
Total, go.
Democratic Breakdown.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4: New
Hampshire. 8; Wisconsin, 28-
Total, 40.
Russell-Louisiana. 20; Nebras-
ka, /; South Carolina, 16-To-
tai, 81.
Humphrey-Minnesota. %.
Kerr-Kansas, 2: Maine, /: Ne
braska, 5-Total, 8.
Truman-Alaska, 6.
Senator Douglas-Maine, 2; Os-
car Ewing. Maine. /; Stevenson,
Maine, 1la: Justice Douglas, Maine,
12; Speaker Rayburn, Maine, 1a.
Uncemmitted - Arizona, IL;
Kansas, 8; Illinois, so; Maine, Az;
Nebraska q; New Jersey, 80;
Pennsylvania, 10; Puerto Rico, g.
Total, 1241a.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

1V11O' 1V1PPOII
Joined the organization as a stock
girl. She plans now to devote most
of her time to her five grandchil-
dren.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

with high about 80 today; low to-
night, $3.50 degrees. Tomorrow,
rather cloudy and continued
warm.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

This edition contains This
Week Magazine of 10 pages, a
10-p1ge comic section and 81
pages of rOtogr1uure.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
AUToMoslLEs FoR sALR

PONTIAC 1852 4-dr.; Nght sYey,
assaste n'$ SsssEs!'PPEfs PE66 5iT pasfA ssss AZ
PONTIAC 1851 4-dr. Silver streak
"S,:: DELIGHTFUL 2-tone blue, fully
equipped. Here is fne weli-cared
for car whose spare tire has never
been 6ea .I1.ths. on the road; l2.pt: inspected
TfNESicHcnsoN TIVE Nc; seSs 6Hs
aa6y1attsville. Md, WA. ZOOS. AP.
PONTIAC 1850 s-cylinder convertible;
stiia' aetaai mis robin.5ia. aaa f ainish hleoHo III.
leather interior. Car positively same
as brand new in. every way. Must
Se sS;e7 seen TO 6e oap appreciated. Week end
sspeeia1; speS wi, s2;SsS' s@s wo BELL sa6d 6MdoroRsS
Pontiac '' so 'c chieftsin @ oyuS club coupe:
black; clean inside and out; perfect
condition; radio and heater; 81 ,695:
.1tf., 2,day mOnsy.back S.l..a trial 4-month
DERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
(NA. $500. 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
PONTIAC 1916 Streamliner b-pass.
sedan: r. and h.; good motor. body,
tires. Sell today, $57b. b3 Missouri
PoNTIAc' ii 4,dr. black ses.; r., h.:
rSETias SsSz isalssn' 5S sSl5 o 1:al sis sS sedan:
Hydra: r. and h.: WV. tires; very
good orsa reSnd.; s1,e5O: orig. owner.
PoNriHcS on GScS 1850 sedanet.. "e". Coz Como
nomical family car. fully equipped.
Custom long-range radio and air.
conditioned heating. Excellent value
snd a,o carries sl our OK gY gYarantss;
Chevrolet -oldsmobile Dealer IVA.
lHyattsville: Nd. .
PONTIAC 1949 chieftain "s'' 4-dr.
nice. s.. .ss5. ARCADE PoNTTffAc
CO., 1347 Irving st. NV, AID. $500.
rSNT,.S sxs ..S.n ,sas sans Ha,s sss. Ss az
l.. clean ami spotless interior. Guar.
SSi$H e. &SfSRs SS$S 1881 SF'S VII. eSs':
sedan; radio. heater and Hydra.
Matte drive; 1000 original miles:
beautiful 2-tone blue finish; excel
lent tires; Carefully driven one.own-
eTTt car aTs5 s1's4S; sa5, PARkWAY r. 3 FORD
satcP s4s5. Phone as wo 4Ssf ESSd 00nolsasn' ss
STUDEBAKER 1851 Land Cruiser;
automatic transmission. r. and h.;
Just like ] new in every @ o6s respect i.nsT nsT.
sTUpfEBAkEIEsRe. 14is ? st. % NV.
sT1DEBaksER ais 80 Champion: hand
some It; blue. orig. finish; like new:
Eh ideal sTlSRT fSE 1ESost sNS driyiaE aafS $d snd
Bsnntng rd: ne. Open o It'll Q. IA
STUDEBAKER 1896 de luxe sedan:
very best condition.; almost new
Foprs tiFesi sacrifsse; s,s $i27 fun price.
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 Land Cruiser;
bt; 5bttT.; orig. owner; $500. csii oWo. W
IsTuDEEBAKER 1850 Champion Club
$1,295. CAITHNESS BUICK. INC.
used used 5aqo cap lot. BIB Wis. ave. n,ws
sTSbEBARER M6t hsssl 80 d. luxe a-dr.: htr..
Srstsn 2laas Hill Hill ! sHSHe sxN
DERS; WASH Oldest Ford Dealer
HA asS NJ Is Ve5mGn5 cbs%p,on ave dF
sedan; climatizer, defroster. other
$S95. LEE B. BUTLER. INC, Di.
slHrn O. 10 il2t .2fp s1st o. ST. NV b,Hs,,,, p..
s1ICpEnAhaK 1Jp annd,n ds4s ai1 Gnampion sei aesai
S995. LEE D. BUTLER, INC, DI.
01IQ. 1121 2lst st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 2.dr :;
equipped; one owner; 81 .1q5. LEE
D: BUTLER, INC, DI. 0110. 112l
STUDEBAKER 40 Land Cruiser;
black; cd, climatizer, radio. spe-
cial, 1895. LEE D. BUTLER. NO.
DI. 0110. 112l 21st st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont,

BT1ck SrIcst 1ssl s'si. sSDsE ,D;s, Riviera sdsn
sSysTs Dynat,Syi at,oSygiTosia sc SS
oLDsMoBJLE lie CO.. 1929 22nd st.
Buick SE ST fs5s SsoP; Riv,er. super. "a ssdr.
less than 1000 miles; to settle
KEYS KEY 4 SON, sH. 177I' $3.50
BUICK is41 Super convertible epe.;
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
BUICK 1916 Super. 4-dr.; real bar
gain. S595. LEE BYRD MOTORS.
II Mass. ave. NV, ST. .2290.
BUICK 1949 Super sedanette: radio
and heater. Dynaflow. black satin
fin;, fin, ;y,Ia sparkling whise-yall tires; very
only. ST .395. PARKWAY FORD. Nj.
01S5. 3051 M st. NV.
BUICK 81 Roadmaster 4-dr. Riviera:
3 to choose from; Hydra, T., h.,
thlis tinted I, glass; 70 snstm custom upholstery;
BUICK. INC. Used Car Lot. 5115
Wis. ave. NV. WO. 1899.
BUICK 1949 super sedanette: r. and
h.. WV. tires; very low. mileage;
perfect; guar. 81 $50; trade. or
$345 down. WOLFE MOTORS, 1891
Wis. ave. NV, EN-. DIAL. -25
BUICK 40 Super convertible; r. and
h.. Dyna.. brand-new black top, lus-
trous chrome: yellow finish: black
tires. all black leather interior: see
and drive this guaranteed car at
earHNEss enlE IS Sock s5ie trfss c 'eU5ms Uaed
Ga5 faSo Lot 6116 wis. ave. NV. wo.
BUICK 80 Special 4-dr.; T. and h..
Dyna., light green finish; q low
trade or terms. CATTHNESS BUICK,
INC. Used Gs5 Gss55oL Lot, 6116 wis. ave.
BUICK 1949 Roadmaster sedan; r.
and a., Dynafiow. Wv. tires, Gus
tom interior; positively perfect:
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wis. : ave.
NV, EN-. DIAL. -25
BUICK 80 Special sedanette. Dyna-
flow; r. and h., S. c.; turn signals;
this car was maroon; needs paint.
Will sell as is for $1.295. MORRIS
g. HUGHES. 7614 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
BUICK AS new sky blue. painted sed-
anette; excel, mechanically COM
pletely equipped; original owner;
Sl,o95, after 6 pm. TIE. 1883.
BUICK 1851 cony.; Dynafiow, r,
and h.. tinted glass; $2,1T5. Can
finance. JU. S-1665.
BUICK 1852 RIVERS, 2-dr; Roadm;; /;
Evening star., 1952-10-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1s4s: sss7: 4s Htllman
Sa 81 '2sS KS 5AsK fS"Pf' PSx i4sh and %
tation; ST45; 2day. money-back
trial, 4-month written guarantee.
HILL g. SANDERS, Wash's. Oldest
Forsdt Ford Dealer SNA' 9soO' lila Yer
AUSTIN i 1e5O 4-dr. de luxe sedan;
leather uphols., Calf. top, h., etc. !;
perfect; ,Ss Ss5s5; m MCNEIL -sTUpE;-
gAKER' EaJS 40S4 Wis aye. NV" EN-.
delivery; TOP trade in; fsstory
HuTo 1i5sS ac ma batS
sidss Of 9TH at r sts, NV. NO
3a9o. 7a90 Open eyes, I'll . p'm' EST
AUSTIN 1850 4-dr.: sse6; new-car
appearance; custom heater; 40
miles per gallon: Many other small
d5i Gfo % 0kaisHRFRazEh fa2Gss ma botE
200. Open ewes til 9 pm. Est
buick 1s4s Super eonv.; pvt, party;
efst.fs sSGd fsnei esii5o anf iu n 4saa6 isasser VA
dition: 1879. terms. ROPER" 18th
and R. I. ave. ne. "a
BUICK '4s super 2-dr.: 2-tone gray
orig. finish; r, h., Wv. tires; low
mileage; peri, mechanically; 81. .095
L. P. STEUART. INC, 34th and
Benning rd. ne. IL. 3-9550. pa
BUICK 1947 RoadmaSter convt.; r
and h.; seat covers; good cond
$500. Must sell immed. Gil. 9o25
BUICK 1e4s super sedanette; 7. ant
green nnish: $1,000. Bank terms
K1Rks ksoo 1000 osOrEia ave. d NV
BUICK AZ convertible; ueaut. canar!
yellow finish. new black top: Q rea
sporty car that Is in excel. cond
Your old car, regardless Of condi
tion. will probably make the dow
payment; $685.. GREENvAY NO
TORS. 5000 MINI. ave. ne. LU
Evening star., 1952-10-24
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

!. 3, and and oVsrdrivs: sf.Sso. Tsmpi:
Nash ASH 1850 Ambassador 4-dr.; radio
snd Lob heateE SHsEssye hck gsai n.y. SSy
WO. 1899.
r, h., nylon seat covers; family car.
$1,000. FA. 3272. FA. 1864. "a
NASH 80 Gus. Ambassador: fully
pvt. SIps owrer; SSir.2s5. JE. e. 3. 49, 1877 ; wa5
NASH 1850 Statesman Super 4-dr,
sedan; r. and h., Cd, seat covers;
SSa5 S BED; os exceptignaily clean ha s. 800
NASH 1850 Rambler convt.; over
drive, radio, clock, signals; ST 800
Finished in sporty Pan American
red; The natural enemy Of the gas
Ss For any model nsed 'esS Nash oree
WILLIAMS AND BAKER. the areas
Oldest Nash dealer, goth and M sts
NV. "a
NASH 1949 Ambassador sedan;
$1,290; 2.tone green. with oyer:
drive. radio and the worlds best
Nash's best. You'll like this power
the deal WILLIAMS AND BAKER
to W: & B.. Goth and n Ms" sts. t S,W
NASH 194e Ambassador 4-dr.: orig
written guarantee: $695. ALEX
ANDRIA NASH, 17O5 Mount Vernon
ave. AL. 1880, ewes. It'll 8.
NASH 1851 Custom Rambler station
wagon; r. and h.. 5000 actual mis-.
Beautiful Sierra rust finish; leather
bnsnd interior s car post positively ely same e. a
seen to be appreciated, 81. .595
BELL BEL ooNN MOTORS. SOLO Wis. aye.
NASH 81 Super Statesman 4-dr.j
Gven only heate5 Oea ms sS5
LEE d. BUTLER, INC, 1121 21st
st. NV. DI. 0110.
NASH 81 Statesman Custom Airflyte
| sparkling maroon finish; overdrive
h.. clear Vinyl plastic covers, bee
arrangement. Exceptional in every
respect. Two-day money-back trial;
4-month written guarantee. HILL
Dealer (NA. 9S50). lila Vermont
ave. NV.
NASH 1947 Ambassador 4-dr. sedan
overdrive, r; and h.; low mileage
Car Is positively in perfect condition
to your own mechanic without de-
posit. S795. BELL MOTORS. 5O1(
Wis. ave-, WO. 5000. -26
NASH 1851 Ambassador 2-dr. sedan
Hydra ;Matic; r: and h.: 1900 act
is absolutely same as brand new
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b01O Wis. ave-, WO 5000 pa
NASH 1916 4-dr. Champion sedan
needs minor repairs: bargain
$460. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Chev
rolet -Oldsmobile Dealer IVA. 1905
Ar! Ap. 2002). 5000 BALTIC. ave., Hyatts'
NASH so Rambler conv.; see thi.
car and you viii buy it: in immacu.
late cond.; r: and h.: $1,195. OIL
O471. 1927 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda
NASH s 1851 Rambler convert: ESs r. snt
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NASH '5i Rambler custom station
/ $i.4a5: reason for ff & Selling. 'H; hay,
bought new car. JU 5-6598. -2(
NASH 1851 Rambler copv:; custom
covers: new-car guarantee: 81. sos
1To5 Z, 3 Mount Vernon ave-. AL. 1885,
OLDSMOBILE 194S 4-dr.: r. and h.
q real buy at 81, ,345. LEE BYRL
MOTORS, 16 Mass. ave. NV, ST
oLDsMoBnE 40; the popular "e6'
real good car: S745. L. p. sTEUART
INC, .34th and Benning rd. ne
Open 9 It'll 8. IA
OLDSMOBILE 1a49 "9s" de luxe 4
DIR. sedan; Hydra-Matic, r. and h.
| dark green finish; spotless interior
car that is still same as new il
every detail. You may take ca
| to your own mechanic without de
| posit Must be seen to be appreci
ated; ST. ,495. BELL MOTORS, 501(
! Wis. ave-. WO. 5000. -26