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Evening star., 1952-06-13
Business Briefs
Heavy COnstruction Cor

Heavy Construction Contracts
totaled $243 .893, 900 in the week
ended Monday, compared with
$225.917,000 tn previous week
and $206, 1877 900 in the like 1851
Week.-Engineering News Record.
Rail Freight Volume for the
week ended June 7 totaled 684,-
'243 cars, decrease of 1.8 per
cent below the previous week and
15.9 under the same 1851 week.
Association of American Rail-
roads.
Money in Circulation declined
$l2 million during the week ended
Wednesday to $3.50, 900 900. The
figure was an increase of $1,331,- =
100000 over the comparable week
last year.-Federal Reserve Board.
Department Store Sales last
week ran 2 per cent above a year
ago for the Nation as a whole
Federal Reserve Board.
The Virginian Railway Co. to-
day asked the Interstate Com
merce Commission for permit to
issue 81 100000 of equipment trust
certificates in connection with a
purchase of 300 new boxcars.
The National Coal Association
today estimated bituminous pro-
duction in the week ended June 7
at 100000 tons, compared with
6,380,000 the previous week and
9,776,000 in the like 1851 week.
The Bureau Of Mines reported
today stocks of domestic and for
eign crude petroleum totaled 284,-
$4,000 barrels on June 7, a net
decrease of 100000 barrels for
the week. Domestic crude de-
creased 1,849,000. Foreign crude
decreased 1,241,000.
Alabama Power Co. earned SILL
64l ,508 for the IL months ended
May 81. VS.. $10,12O,790 for the
previous year.
Central Maine Power earned
$4,641, ,141 or SLAB a share in the
IL months ended May 81 VS.. 81
307,681 or $1.35 in 1851.
Electrol incorporated in the
year ended March 81 earned
$219,973 or STA share VS..
$170,l22 or $50 in 1851.
Ell Paso Natural Gas in the IL
months ended April 80 earned
$11,131,5 ,557 or 5000 a share VS..
$8,487, 7,987 or $2.82 in 1851.
Georgia Power Co. in the II
months ended May 81 earned
$40, ,901 ,288 VS.. $9,267,873 in 1851.
Mississippi Power Co. in the IL
months ended May 81 earned
$1.930.743 VS.. $1,665,843 in 1851.
Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis Railway for the four months
ended April 80 earned $1.4O2, 1856
or $5.48 a share VS.. $1,123,184 or
$4.39 in 1851.
Southern Co. for the 13 months
ended May 81 earned $19,123,179
or $1.19 a share VS.. $15, 900, 1893
or $.98 in 1851.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Chicago Grain

y, CHICAGO. June. 13 PA strong de-
mand pG Developed for all grains on the
up in active dealings Gains mainly were
FRACTIONAL however.
It was difficult to pick out any leader,
Ing most attention Perhaps the e markets market
distinguishing feature was the fact that
ssserytnlng ever mn moved moved in unison: That hasn't
tticular tulgr commodity sp1rted and Ae others hers
vss Whsa ss ssnt ths h1snsnd end Sf the 5st
was. was IZlhs higher. July ST. ;s5ss. and oats
were one to 3h cents higher. July S3'2sR,
snd snd lard was unchanged September
Feed grains which have been resting
cun Su1esiy Ior IN many weeks. appeared to have
on Wednesday by news that the the Agricui1 Aqtaio
tsnzv ture D3epaTtment was investigating the
@ & St sesed to oats Is s Into mas this
reason for the demand. based on the be-
lief r,o oats g. IS. imports might be halted.
tively ebsan also feit that oats were rsla
feed grains. Meanwhile, corn was bor-
rowing some strength from the oats bit.
SSnippinE 81 ,ttf. demand from here Is said to
sut to fss bsne c0nmdts IN s4sy
quantities Of corn. The buying in | re- &c
cent, Gent sessions on has been led BY pre-
There was no cont continaation ,nS'G6 todaS aSuse Of
the late selling which knocked soybeans
sharply lower at, the close yesterday.
some ANALYSTS still believe the July con-
tract will reach the $3.50 OPS ceiling.
There were doubts about September max
ing 1t. however. because some eariy-sown
beans from the South may be available
Tor delivery on September contracts.
Wheat showed early strength. Some
grain men have been impressed by the
manner in which wheat has held up despite
in the Southwest. coupled with reports
producers were selling about half the
grain which is coming to market. An
a bottom.
Buying in the bread cereal today was
based IN part on more disturbing reports
Northwest. The five-day weather fore
cast offered nothing optimistic in the
way OF moisture for the drought areas.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Business Loans Made
By Federal Reserve
Banks Here Hit Peak
By Nelson M. Shepord

Business loans of Washington
member banks again set new
all-high peak on June 4. the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of Richmond
disclosed today.
Total outstanding loans of $327,-
0S7,000 reported by the IA banks
represented gain of $1,321 900
over the previous peak record of
May %. They were $6,576.O
above year ago.
For the second week in a row
business lending of Fifth District
banks took an upward turn the
week of June f. The increase
over the previous week was $4,-
$4,000.
Commercial loans in Washing
ton, $14l ,36G.000, were Sl,148. 900
ahead of the previous week. But
real estate loans of $1O2 ,4O3 900
were $4,000 behind. Demand
deposits of 1886, 73O, 900 compared
with $882.695 the previous week.
They were $48,O95,OO0 above a
year ago.
RemOdeling Planned.
Plans for remodeling the in
terror of the Colorado Building
at projected cost of $15O,OOO
have the unanimous approval of
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Senate Opens Debate
Aqain onControyersia|
ST. Lawrence Seaway

The Senate today swung into
a new debate on the controversial
st. Lawrence seaway bill despite
the dim prospects of favorable
action at this session.
Senator Wiley, Republican. of
Wisconsin, was scheduled to lead
off the debate in favor of the
project. Senator Moody, Demo-
crat, of Michigan. and others
planned also to speak for the
proposal.
The bill was called up sudden
ly late yesterday. fulfilling a
promise the Senate leadership
made several weeks ago to bring
the measure to the floor for de-
bate.
Senate Majority Leader Nc
Farland warned that a vote must
come by next Tuesday or the
measure likely will be put aside
The Arizona Democrat sought to
get unanimous consent agree
ment to limit debate and vote
that day.
The move was blocked. however,
by the objection of several Sen
Eators. Only one objection was
necessary, and at least two Sen
Iators said they would continue
to oppose any such agreement
Indications were that with time
running out before Congress quits
for the conventions in three weeks
and possibly for the rest of the
year-the bill might be talked to
death. Opponents claimed they
have enough votes to beat the pro-
posal if it should come to a vote
Even if passed by the Senate
the bill seems almost certain tc
die in the House. The House Pub
lie Works Committee shelved il
after holding extensive hearings
last year.
1t has been backed by President
Truman and other administration
officials as vital defense project.
Army engineers have estimated
the cost of the seaway and power
project at 1913 million. The plan
calls for the United States to pay
$3.50 million and Canada the rest.
Senator Long, Democrat, of
Louisiana, said yesterday the cost
ultimately might run to So bill
lion. Senator Connally, Demo-
Icrat. of Texas, another opponent,
predicted the United States share
would be 81 billion.
Senator Green, Democrat, of
Rhode Island, supporting the
measure, replied that the project
would largely pay for itself from
seaway tolls and power sales in
New York and New England.
Canada has said it will 20 ahead
with the project on it's own if
Congress fails to act this year.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Rail Issues Provide
Most Of Strength in
Mildly Higher Market
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, June 13.-Rail-
roads provided most of the
strength, today in mildly higher
stock market.
Very few issues advanced more
than a fraction. One or two ex-
tended their gains to a point or
more. Losses were scattered and
fractional.
Working a bit higher along With
rails were steels. motors. aircrafts
and oils.
Several individual issues made
progress. Equitable Office Guild
ing added a fraction in active
trading. st. Regis Paper. which
has large Southern land holdings
around oil fields. was up between
l and 2 points and quite active.
The volume of business was at a
somewhat reduced rate from yes
terday. which turned out to be the
largest of the week at 100000
shares.
Stocks getting ahead today in
cluded Santa Fe, Nickel Plate,
Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Doug
las Aircraft, Anaconda Copper and
Standard Oil of New jersey.
Trading started briSkly with q
tilt to the higher side. There was
little OF no overnight news to in
f1uence the start today. Many
traders took into account the ever
present possibility of weekend
profit-taking and evening UP oper.
ations that usually hit Friday
markets near the close.
Prices on the curb exchange
were fairly steady. Stocks mov-
ing up included International Pc
troleum, Waltham Watch, Cana.
dian Atlantic Oil, and Venezuelan
Petrolem.
Corporate bonds were mixed
u. S. Governments in the over
the-counter market were slightly
higher.
Department store and retail
sales, that great barometer o1
man-in-the-street thinking, con.
tinue Spotty.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Lebanon Newspapers Go
On Strike After Arrests
By the Associated Press

BEIRUT, Lebanon. June 49,
A news blackout blanketed Leba-
non today as the country's u
operating newspapers struck in
protest against government sus-
pension of nine other journals.
The papers demanded an end
to the suspension, release of an
imprisoned editor and a new law
guaranteeing freedom from fur
ther government-ordered publi-
cation stoppages.
The jailed editor is Ellie Mukar-
zil of AL Anba, who was convicted
Wednesday of having printed an
article uncomplimentary to Pres
ident Bechara Ell Khoury.
The strike was called last night
after the arrest of the vice chair
man and treasurer of the printers
union for supporting the strike
plan.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
N. Y. Bond Market
Furnished BY the Associated Press.)
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTFD ISSIiES

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Con NC 3i4s 76- lob
CubaN5 I24srct- 331A
CubaNo5 l242ct- 33lz
CubRR 5s52r CT 80
Deere 234S 65 90
DeJ Ed CIV IS 5S l16
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DowCh2. .35s6l- 97As
Erie 412s 20l5- 1914
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Gen Eds 33ss76-1 -1o4l5
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GM&C 2O44 b TIA
HarR&P As "a 1o11s
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Evening star., 1952-06-13
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, June I3 lP.--Cotton fu-
lures moved higher in forenoon dealings
today on active trade and commission
house buying. Reports of further substan-
tial business of some types of cotton goods
helped the market. together with favor
able May cotton consumption forecast.
| The New York Cotton Exchange forecast
ras biSheI sra tban 1n nri beSeas IN ay nnr
mally there Is decline Of about 3 per
cent between those two months. Some
traders raised their ideas on consumption
for the fun season to 100000 to 9,30u,-
900 bales, compared with previous ideas
| of 100000 bales. Evening-up operations
! in nearby July found offerings mostly
scale-up in nature.
| Noon prices were so cents to S1.l5 a
bale higher than the previous close. July,
40. 30; October, 37.49. and December,
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO June IL Up tUSDA).-SaIable
hogs. 5000; moderately active, uneven;
butchers steady with Thursdays, average;
top 10 cents lower; SoWS generally steady,
80 3o-2i 90; top 2I35 rather sparingiy
for 190-210-pound butchers choice go
26o pounds, 1900 SO; 27o-3399 pounds,
down, to 1s.35-IS.5Q: load around 49,
pound butchers; 1925: most choice sows
400 pounds and under, 1725-IS.50: 400
500 pounds, l6.25-l7,25; odd heavier
sows down to 1850 good clearance.
Salable cattle, 1000; saleble calves,
200; slaughter steers and heifers scarce,
about steady cows dull. unevenly steady
to 80 cents lower; bulls weak; vealers
I | 10000 lower: commercial to choice
steers and heifers, 27.00-:}2 so: high
choice and prime grades absent: utility
and commercial cows. II .OO-25 90; can
ners and cutters. 17;5o.2l 90; utility and
commercial bulls, 25.00-2S. 90: CONNER
cial to. prime vealers,- 30.-00-36, 60; Gull
and utility grades, 900-29.00
Salable sheep. 500: all classes slow,
weak; prime springers absent; few choice,
50. .003050; mostly $4,000 down: main
lamb supply load good to choice No. .
skin shorn fed lambs: 1850; slaughter
ewes, 1850 down, with 160-2U0-p pound
heavies. 1.00-S.U0.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Produce Markets

BALTIMORE quotations supplied by tn,
united States Agriculture Department:
Apples-Eastern. supplies insufficient tt
Potatoes-Weaker: offerings are heavy
demand SLOW; lon-pound sacks, North Car.
9sna s anGaSBsd G95BieTS Y as s. Is bdz size and y
3Qu-5u washed, 5.00-50; South Carolina
SebagoS U. S. Is size A, washed. !; 90
y. 5; Is. size B, washed. . 30; Virginia
Cobblers' U. S. Is, size A and u S. Is un,
washed, 4.15-5 80: fair quality 300
bushel baskets, unwashed, no grade marks
Sweet Potatoes-supplies insufficient t,
quote
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry--Market barely steady on ordi
nary nary, tryers Offerings liberal for ligh
we'll. Heavy hens, too few sales to quote
Brollers or tryers, over pounds, 2S-32
mostly $3.50.
Grain Market
Flour - Receipts, 1854 1Oo-pounc
Wheat-Receipts, 13 $40 bushels; ship.
ments, 3.66S bushels; stocks. 205 56i
domestic. 55; JanuarV sf ss; ssfNskS No. 3. snS.
Corn--ReceiptS, 64,l3S bushels; ship.
ment$; nt{ n9ne eGobf stocks l6 59 So bushels
ments, none; stocks. none.
Bariey-Receipts, none; shipments, none
stocks, J. .290 bushels.
Rye--heCGlpCS, nOnei shipments, none;
stocks, 1873. sos bushels.
Soybeans - Receipts none; shipments
$50 bushels; stocks, 3l5, ,O55 bushels.
Millfeed-ReceiptS. 467 tons.
Eggs and Butter.
yesterdays QuOtati0ns.)
Eggs: Market about steady. Large brown
balance UNCHANGED. Some large whites
crowns and mixed purchased at 40 cents
Fed medium mixed 26 cents. Receipt:
moderate; offerings. ADEQUATE, demand only
fair, Prices paid fob. Baltimore by flrs1
receivers:
Large, minimum 20 per cent quality
42-44. Current receipts, 1896.
Receipts Butter. 25.932 pounds; eggs
3,Ol9 cases,
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, June 13 LP.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow Great Britain In
dollars, others in centS):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket 3ls per cent premium or IO2. l2ia
United States cents, up IL of a cent
Europe-Great Britain (poundl. 1.1SK
unchanged: Great Britain. 60-day futures
2.113s. unchanged Great Britain. 90-daS
f9tares Ss a. unehangsdd Hslsinm
(francl, .2Sas of a cent. UNCHANGED; Hol.
land teuilder). 263O, of .04 of a cent
Portugal (escudol. $50. unchanged
Sweden tkronl, 1895. unchanged; SwitZer
land franc) dree), 23.l3, of .O1 Of {
cent.
Latin America-Argentina (free>, T.22
unchanged; Brazil free), $50, unchanged
Mexico. IL 81, unchanged; Venezuela tboli
Var), 30.03, UNCHANGED.
Far Fast-Hong Kong dollar, 1I55, un
changed.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Two Ship Collisions
Occur OFF England
BY the Associated Press

PORTLAND, England. June 13.
The l,000-ton Royal Navy sub
marine Sleuth. with A men
aboard. sideswiped an anchored
destroyer in fog today. Damage
was minor and there were no
injuries.
Last night the 1,000-ton sub
marine Feneschal and the Danish
frigate Thetis collided near Ports
mouth. The Feneschal's snort
breather tube was bent. There
were no casualties.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
British Stocks Decline

LONDON, June 13. (P).-Failure
.of pound sterling devaluation
rumors to materialize sent the
London stock market into a mild
decline today. Industrial and gold
mining issues led the list of losers.
British government bonds also de-
Lclined.
Evening star., 1952-06-13

b4UwWBBO
II 100 am. $50 200 1900 noon 200 900
100 pm. $50 600 900 pm. 600 600
tUnit Of trading 10 shares. 'ln oank-
ruptcy or receiverShip or being reorganizeA
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed by such companies. Rates Of divi.
dends in the foregoing tables are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not included cid Called X dividend.
stock dividend. Cash or stock eDe-
clared or paid so far this year PAYABLE
dend date. Paid last year. b De-
'lared or paid after stock dividend or
split-up; Declared Or paid this. year. an
rears. nd Next day delivery. Paid this
year. dividends omitted. deferred or nc
action taken at last dividend meeting
= Declared or paid in 1859; plus stock
dividend: " Declared or paid In 1881. plul
stock dividend. Liduidating DIVIDEND
Payable IN stock. exact cash value unde-
termined on 6eclaratiNn data.
Evening star., 1952-06-13

LIST INCLUDES ON
FOREIGN 1:15
Australia 5s So 1o1MI
tMex4S10-63as n 14lzI
NEW YORK CITY
Is 80 1O6l4 |
DOMESTIC l:l5l
lAluCoAm j ls64 1o1zsI
lAm&FP5s203O 90
AmFP4. .S0sS7 66Al
AmT&r 33ss63 115
AmT&T31264wi116l4I
AmT&T33ss73 lU4lzI
AmT&T 2s4s57 113lsI
Am'r&T294s61 1o6isI
AmT&T 224s71- 951sI
AmT&C 234S7o S43sI
AmT&T 2sAsSO. 9234
IN lob IS ~ 1ooss
Am Tob Bias 77-1oo4s
Am Tob IS 60 1ooia
A T S + As 95 1889
A c L As 81 99is1s
AtlRefin Paste 97ss
B d o 6s 95 j. sole
B q o 5s 75 B. 96i4
B&O cv4i220lO 6412
B g. o As rs A %
Bang&Ar4I2s76 69ilz
Beth Stl 2s4s76- 96iz
Bos Me 4l2s 20 53lz
Dos Me As 10 4
Bush T B 5S Sc "a
Can Nat 4s4s55 1863
lCan Pac As perp1 334
CGa 41as2020B 4 81
CRRNJ 3As 81. 5lhs
CSC 31ss 73---1o3za
csc BIAS 96 D. 1914
C&O BIAS SO E 1914
ChI&L4 l22003- 59la
ICMSP4ias2Ol9- II
ICMSPcv4l22044 653z
IC&NW 4 12s 90 81
lChiUnSt2 7ss63- 99M
Cit Serv IS ~ 95lA
&C. 'SLCWM4s91 63
ColF&Icv42466 1929
Col&So 4l2s 80 l013A
ComEd27 27as2001 o3lA
Cons Ed IS ~ 100
Evening star., 1952-06-13

stockholders of
the Colorado
Corp. owner of
the Office build
ing.
The stock
holders met at
the Office of the
Legum & Ger
ber Realty Co.,
managers of
the building,
Meyer Major,
president of the
Colorado Corp,
showed and de-
Scribed the re-
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Odd-Lot DeuIinos

NEW YORK. June 13 LP,.-The New
York York Stock EXCHANGE repoprted today
dealers on the exchange for June IL
Purchases OF l43,063 shares on 1892
orders; sales of l22.l56 shares on I.33S
orders including $40 shares sold short on
26 orders.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Metol Quotations

NEW YORK. June IL GPs.-Spot non-
ferrous metal prices today: Copper. 24la
cents a pound, Connecticut Valley; lead
is cents a pound. New York zinc. Ii
cents pound. East St. Louis; tin. 81 81 u
a pound, New York. In Pittsburgh scrap
steel No. l heavy was quoted today at $40
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Washington Exchange

,a American Security g. Trust-2 at 35
4 wash Gas COMO at 295s, 20 at 2ass
- 10 at 295s. "
Evening star., 1952-06-13
N. Y. Curb Market

FURNISHED by the Associated Press.i
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
Evening star., 1952-03-25
AUToMoBiLEs FOR SALE

l94e special dc luxe n
door sedan; r. and h.; 4 owner. low
mileage; beaut. black finish; 81, 195
GREENWAY MOTORS. 1900 Min
= nssctS % aye; ne: 10. 4.35l6, 26|
dr. black: one owner excel. cond.
ROYAL MOTORS, .Chrysler-Piym-
outh. is Kennedy st. NV. To. 2436.l
PLYMOUTH 194s 4-door de luxe: RAJ
dio and heater; owner; low mile
age; $925. or best otfer. GE. 9450.
PONTIAC 1885 5-passenger sedan;
good tires and mechanical condition;
S125. Call WI. 3679. -27
PONTIAC l949 chieftain s.s'' club
coupe; Hydra Matte, +. and h. seat
Todass Today; spec Special ssl st sisaS eSceiient sS
~ PoMSIIIAc. 4s7 florida ave. ne.
194a 4-door s-cylinder
streamliner; black; white sew;
REssss Esss cosd ss $3.50 neaisEE sE siysso sHiysssoo
PONTIAC 1910 2-dr.; black. I. I and
ns.rEa a., seat 7 $. covers, socd tires; ensine
PONTIAC l941 6-cyl.;. r. and h.:
SSss down. sfRSooY ipns MESs sHSS $50 Is ksn sSo
PONTIAC; osTf AZ; E AZ 4-6oor G Ss1ss Sedan; S Hydra-
Matic radio and heater: clean. de-
pendable cars for less; cheyrolets.
Si.444. Down payments Start at At
SI60. Pig trade allowance: 81
MOTORS. INC. l117 Penna. eve.
ssTiSUjDEBAKER 1s4s champion de
coat, low mileage: excel cond.
leverage % miles per gall; $3.50.
sTTpESssAakER 81 CHAMPION a-as;,
holder, plastic 5. c.; Navy ofilcey
6s lsaS,nE Se.E d.f q s. nv gast as Ss1 lss 8 57S
sTUpEBAKER III DEE V 1850 CONF; Commander: e exc.
cond., original owner; r. and HI;
ing y. q: g 800. VI. 645l after
sTgpRBzsEa ! gi%i BxssiEkeas.;l 1851 5-passeaasser. as
er: 81 ,495. Mr.. Eoomer. oW. 7722.
ssMSSnGAN stddsSsfss p.seFsv sRvIGs Sss No NdIsS deSs
sTuDEbxKER 1TSujDAEfb'xK Hs 1850 Champion sS z-door
SERVICE CENTER, Studebaker
Dealers. 5S6 No. Glebe rd.. Arl., Va.
Closed SUNDAYS. Open ewes. week
sfTSufD5EssAKEk is5o Champion syedr
sedan; heater, equipped; overdriye;
exceptionally clean; light green nm
ish; 81 ,295.. 2-day money-back trial;
4-month written guarantee. HILL &
SANDERS, Wesh.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer tNA. 9S5O). 1114 Vermont
sTTDEBxkER aSfi niAk 1s47 Commander Sc.
dan: r. and h.. seat covers, original
black finish. red trim; low mileage;
perfect car; $945; 2.day, money
back trial. 4-month written guaran-
est Ford Dealer fNA. 9S50). 11l4
Vermont ave nv NV 49,. 80,
sedan; overdrive and heater, Thii
is the perfect car you have beer
looking for, and at the unbelieyabl.
MOTOR co, fiji ISt6 It. NV. Df
$500. Open ewes. and Sun.
Evening star., 1952-03-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS 194e "9S" sedanette; Hydra
Mats Mats c,ss drive. r. and n,r h.. oriEinal
1886. Today only. LOGAN MO-
TOR CO.. Hi 18th st. NV. DI.
$500. Open ewes. and Sun.
0LDSMOBILE 40 club sedan: +. and
b., Hydra, plastic seat lovers, pract.
new new tires; lrora Al c9nS;; ndS S795: GREEN
ne. LU: 4-3516. -26
OLDS 1887 "6'' coach: gas h.. .. G.,
splendid tires. finish, sacrifice. $245.
.637 Gallatin st. n. -27
OLDS 1861 .9s"; beautiful cond.; has
been 2 second car; driven less than
1900 MI; many extras. This car
sells for about S3,400 today. A bar
gain at $500 cash; 5000 discount
to dealer. OR. 6546.
OLDS ~ 4-dr. .gS model: beautiful
seat Ree eevers This sep1DRss is absoiutsls
the cieanest and incest. in town.
Come, look It over. Easy terms, fair
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Mid, Century Wv: tires; 81. l.6a5; IU.
: pa1SHS94 III sfter a, pm. rs .
FAChAnD 1901 A-QL: 1eueni =. ano
dark green finish; excel. cond. /;
PACKARD 81 2-dr. sedan; black;
Ultramatis, =; and A.; only !; 800
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$1,000; Gan finance. ME. 6O64 be-
PHckAERiDSs;, iVti EiS; all years from is4l to
1881; Several models each year, All
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hssssr sssR'Sna zoos miles, 81
|PIYMSSGtTrH 1s41 4-dr. sedan: r.
and h.. excel. tires and paint Job;
1915 or best offer. JU. s-s363.
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr. cranbroSok;
mediateiy; 81 $40: y il Carroll ave-,
PLYMOUTH, '46: +. and h.. clean;
sscriticsss sG sssoSS S77b or best offer. ocall
fIYMOfGTH 1s47 4-door de luxe;
S7s5. or best offer. OR. ssss. M2d
PLYMOUTH 1941 club coupe; excel.
mech. cond.; r. and h.; $326 or best
offer. ia. S-46S4 after 8 pm; /.
PLYMOUTH 1851 Belvedere; radio
heater, beautiful two-tone hnish,
immaculate; very low-mileage. one
owner Wheelmobile: 81 945. WHEEL
Err. INC, Chrysler Plymouth CEN.
470S), $500 Wisconsin ave.
owner: new-car condition. new-car
guarantee; S1.695. ROYAL MO-
TORS, Chrysler- Plymouth. 15 Ken
nedy st: NV, TU. 243S. --28
40 clean; radio, heater,
seat covers: all custom. Best offer
over 81 ,160. CO. 1867. 81
PLYMOUTH 1850 club coupe; one
owner; r. and h., side mirror.
chrome wheels, beautiful blue finish.
This Is absolutely perfect in every
respect. Buy this car and save. Fair
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Bladensburg rd., ct Piney Branch
rd., Silver Spring.