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Evening star., 1953-09-13
STRIKING BEAUTY

Is found at the new Congress House
in one of these fine studio-type
efficiency apis. and learn how eco
nomical modern living can be. Off,
street parking, plenty Of storage
space, laundry facilities. Just 10
Bldgs. Bus at door. $500 $50 so
no., incl. utils. Go now, see resi-
dent mgr. at 1910 Penna. ave, s.e.
SIDNEY z. MENSH d. CO.. Ma.
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PREVIEW
SUNDAY
TO

OF q delightful new apt.
bldg, that you will be proud
to call your home. Excellent
rm. sizes offered in both the
one and two-bedrm. units. All
hardwood floors, some with
parquet, no-draft metal win
dows and lovely kit. equip
ment. You will like the brick
veneer treatment of the hall
way walls as well as the COL
orful tile floor. These apis.
are offered at modest rentals
of S65 and $3.50 plus a few
dollars for utilS. Several ter
race units from $50 and
$3.50. See 700 Chesapeake
st. s.e., this week end. Drive
lantic st. Sc, turn left to 9th
st. and right two blks. to
Chesapeake St., then left to
our open sign. Occupancy
Evening star., 1953-09-13

GEORGETOWN-4-unit building at
1850 Avon pl. has q one-bedrm. apt
vacancy at $120. Key available al
J. Leo Kolb Co.. 1887 Wis. ave.
AID. 2-21O0. -I5
311s Z ST. S.E.-1 bedrm., liv. rm.
and utils. CHARLES c. CONNER
RE. 7-3216. -15
TAT 10th ST. S.E.-3 rmsA K. and b.
$3.50 mo-; middle-aged couple
only: act as supt. of bldg. SIN. al.
lowance for services rendered. Call
NE. S-5402.
14OO 18th ST. N.W.-3 lge. rms, kit
and bath; includes heat; Sd A.;
S72.50. WOODWARD g. NORRIS
Realtor, RE, 7-R5S5.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

2 APIS. in pvt. home nr. Cheverly,
Md. Lge. rm., bedrm. on 2nd
f., 2 bedrmS. on 1st n. nr. school,
bus, shopping center, churches.
Fenced back yard. WA. 1920
Evening star., 1953-09-13

DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY-Spaci-
GUS apis, in mod; elev. bldg. some
bedrm. SS425; includes all utils
Apply ianitor 2l30 N st. NV,
Evening star., 1953-09-13

EXTRA LARGE efficiency, MONTE.
Co.. new bath and elec. kit; conv.
to transp. LO. 5-0552. -l3
TWO -BEDRM. APT, newly redecor.
storage space. nice closets. 500 per
mo. Avail. now. WA. 7-179q.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

NEW GARDEN APIS. s.E.-Attrac.
l-bedrm. apt, near playground.
school, shop. and transp. $50. 80,
plus utilS. Apply res. mgr. 1901
Sth st. Sc. Apt. 102. DREYFUSS
BROTHERS. o IA
bldg, immed. occup. S54,5 so. incl.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

1910 MASS. AVE. NV, Apt. A.
Two rooms kitchen. bath. redecor.,
elec. refgr.. gas range; $72.
919 L ST. NW.-Three rooms, hall,
bath, kitchen, refgr., Venetian
blinds; $75. To inspect. see janitor,
Evening star., 1953-09-13

7OI X ST. NE, Apt. 303-Mod. apt.
bldg. Liv. .rm., -dinette-kit., bedrm.
and bath: lge. closets. S75.75, incl
all utils. Conv. loc to transp. Avail,
Oct. l. RA. 3-2424 or see janitor
Evening star., 1953-09-13

1898 18th ST. NV. APT. NO. B.
Attrac. Groom, kit; and bath apart.
adults only. Monthly rental, S75
TORRE REALTY CO.. 1925 N. Cap
itol St. HO. 2-7200. lis
1881 18th ST. NV, 3rd f.; liv. rm.
kit. pvt. bath: $40 per mo. OIL
4-T414 ewes. Ia
rn.. bedrm.. dinette, Kit. and bath
conv. to transp. and stores. S67 80
incl. utilS. Apply Nanitor, 1247 Mt
Olivet rd. ne. DREYFUSS BROS
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CREEK GARDENS

Montgomery County'S outstand-
ing Raroen-apartment development.
ments. Compare these advantages:
l. Located at District line at Rock
Greek Park IN Montgomery Coun-
tvs finest residential community.
Z. shopping center within the de-
velopment. 3. Rock Creek Forest
Elementary School immediately adj
Jacent to the apartments. 4,
Churches a few blocks from the
development. 5. Service BY both
SSapitai capita Transit and Maryland
call JU. 5-4030 or visit the rental
oft1ce. Open 9-5 weekdays and 9-i
Saturdays. 1897 Grubb rd., Silver
Spring. EIG & McKEEVER, Manag.
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600 BLOCK SOUTHERN

VAC. 1st f.. 924 Ingraham st. NV
= rms. k. b.; auto. h.; refgr.; gen.
tiles; adults. white, ref: married
cple. pref; S70. Mon, RIA. 3-0179.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
Wild Trees, Shrubs Can Be Headache

Most amateur gardeners are
lost babes in the woods when
they're tempted to collect trees
and shrubs from wilds and road
sides. In effect, the venture can
turn into a headache. There are
a number Of restrictions. legal
and otherwise, that make the
effort hardly worth while.
Importantly, State and Fed
eral laws regulate the moving Of
plant material. They are in
tended to control the spread of
insects and disease. This is rea-
son enough for transplanting
caution. But equally important.
knowledge and skill are required
for successful tree moving. Such
aptitude and experience-partic-
ularly In selecting specimens
worthy of removal-rarely are
acquired by the weekend horti-
culturiSt.
Improved trees and plants
have been selected and bred
for hundreds of years. The
trees. shrubs and evergreens Of
fered in the nursery are gen.
orally vastly superior to their
wild cousins for landscaping.
Wild plants often resent do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
Field Crops in Nd.
To Drop This Year

Maryland farmers expect to
plant slightly less acreage in field
crops this year, according to the
March acreage survey conducted
by the Maryland Crop Reporting
Service. But total acreage to be
planted, according to farmers
intentions expressed in the sur
vey. will be about the same as
in 1852.
The small decrease in field
crop acreage is due to lower acre
ages Of corn, tobacco, and all
small grains but rye. SoybeanS
and hay account for most Of the
off setting increase. with small
increases in both Irish and sweet
potatoes.
Hay acreage this year is ex-
pected to set a record. Early in
tentions are for a 478,000 acre
crop. up 5000 from last year,
and seven per cent above the
10-year average.
Soybean acreage is increasing.
Intended planting for this year
Is 103, 900 acres. This acreage
was exceeded only twice, in 1912
and 1943.
Although the prospective corn
acreage Of 469, 900 acres is 5000
lower than last year, 1t is still
above the 10-year average Of
461 900 acres. Wheat acreage, at
269 900 is the lowest on record.
Farmers intend to harvest 81, 900
acres of rye, the same as for the
past two years.
Oats. with $1,000 acres, is on
the uptrend. but barley acreage,
at 81 900 acres is falling off from
the peak reached a few years
ago.
Irish potato acreage will be to
$500 acres, five per cent above
last year, but less than half the
10-year average. Sweet potato
acreage will be $500, up 10 per
cent from last year, but 1900
acres below the 1O-year average.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
GlqdioIus Provides Continual Bloom

varieties but there Is q great
satisfaction in knowing varieties
by name.
Reasonably priced varieties
are: Snow Princess, Florence
Nightingale. Margaret Beaton,
Corona, Elizabeth the Queen.
Picardy. Blue Beauty. Red
Charm. Spotlight. Spic and
Span. Chamouny. Gen. Eisen-
hover and Burma. There are
many other good ones in a wide
range of colors.
In cutting the flowers, three
or four of the lower leaves should
be left in order to develop the
new bulb for next year. Thrips.
small sucking insects. may
damage the flowers, especially
in hot, dry weather. They can
be controlled by spraying or
busting with DOT every week or
10 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

There is a growing demand
for flowers that will keep well
cut and that can be easily used
for hospital, church or living
room arrangements.
For the person looking for a
colorful and easy-to-grow cut
flower. the gladiolus should
prove most satisfactory. That
will grow in any type of soil
as long as it Is we'll drained
and plenty Of water can be sup
piled. They should have full
sunshine all day for best results.
Go easy on the fertilizer
especially fertilizers rich in nj
trogen. Care must be taken
that the fertilizer does not come
into contact with the bulb at
planting time. Bulbs should be
planted four to five inches deep
and spaced from four to six
inches apart in the row. For
early blooms, paintings may be
made now.
For a succession of blooms,
make additional paintings at
two to three week intervals. If
you buy your bulbs. select plump.
high-crowned bulbs, they will
give much better results than
the large, fiat, shallow ones.
The gladiolus fan interested
in new varieties will find that
he can get good spikes Of flowers
from small to medium sized
bulbs listed as No. 3 and No.
4 size at much lower prices than
he would have to pay for the
larger sizes. Mixtures are usu-
ally cheaper in price than named
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
New omuto
Resists Wilt

The University Of Maryland
Agricultural Experiment Station
has developed q new tomato
variety, resistant to cracking
and highly resistant to fusarium
wilt. Seed Of the new variety.
named Chesapeake. Is now being
distributed to seed growers for
multiplication. 1t Is expected
that growers will be able to
secure small quantities Of seed
from seedsmen in 1854. accord
ing to DR.. I. c. Haul, director Of
the Agricultural Experiment
Station. No seed is available for
general distribution this year, he
said.
The new variety was de-
veloped by the Department Of
Horticulture from a three-way
cross Of Browns Special, Mar
globe and Pan America. It has
been field tested and found to
be adapted for growing in Mary
land, Delaware and the southern
parts Of Pennsylvania.
The first picking in Chesapeake
is usually 3 to 10 days later
than comparable paintings of
Rutgers. The fruit is slightly
larger than Rutgers. Chesapeake
has uniform fruit color before
ripening and develops an even
red color when ripe that is equal
to or slightly better than that
Of Rutgers. It is also f1rmer
and has a higher solids content
than Rutgers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

mestication. Those in the nurs-
cry are trained" to live under
difficult city conditions. For in
stance. the Towering dogwood is
a beautiful shrub in the wild.
It can be equally appealing in
the garden. On the home
grounds, however, it should have
good growth habits and for
transplanting success. a root sys-
tenn that has been restricted
annually. Your nurseryman has
the plants that I'LL these require
ments. Chances are you'd have
to look far and wide in the wildS
before coming up with a plant of
equal quality and you can't ex-
pect the COLLECTED" item to have
q restricted root system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
Silver Spring Club
HOLDING Show

Melody in Flowers" will be
the theme of the Twelfth Spring
Flower Show next Saturday at
the Woodside Methodist Church,
1914 Georgia avenue. Silver
Spring. Md, by the Silver Spring
Garden Club.
Competition is open to anna
teur gardeners but entries must
be placed between am. and
II am. the morning Of the show.
The show is open to the public
from 2:30 pm. to 9 pm.
In the horticultural division
there are classes for peonies,
tulips, iris. roses, Towering
shrubs, potted plants and Afri-
can violets. In the artistic ar
rangements division, exhibitors
will interpret in a floral manner
IA song titles. For novices who
have never won a blue ribbon
Blues in the Night" has bean
reserved. "Star Dust" is a class
for blue ribbon winners.
The invitational class "Pretty
as a Picture" is competitive on
club level. For the junior ele-
ment, the class GO West Young
Man" will stimulate the imagina-
tive powers Of the 6 to IL age
level.
Show chairman is Mrs. j. M.
Wilhelm. in charge of this COM
mittee: staging, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. B. Cole; properties, H. H.
Kirk: entries. Mrs. H. B. Perring;
classification, Mrs. C. G. Grover:
judges. Mrs. 2. j. Barber; aides,
Mrs. F. B. Powers: hospitality,
Mrs. William C. Justice: pub
licity, Mrs. w. E. Wentworth;
awards, Mrs. Sam Gildar: dis
mantling, Mrs. Jack Iseli; prof.
ectS, Mrs. Paul Carlson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

Don't bother with a grass
catcher on your mower. Re-
moving grass clippings removes
grass nutrients as well as a val
able mulching material. Besides.
did you ever see a power mower
with a grass catcher, outside of
a golf course?
Evening star., 1953-01-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY '49 4-dr. This immaculate
dark green beauty has had excep-
nonal care and IS completely equip;
with radio, heater. overdrive and
accept your present car as part pay
ment and arrange financing for q
3. IRVING. JE. 3-O8oS. -'00' W.
NASH 81 Rambler convertible; we,
SysEdrye %ftaep suaEsTtes S%nsr 0S gss mileage
ANDRIA NASH, 1905 Mt. Vernon
ave, Alex.' Va. XII. 9-2330. eyes,.
NASH { 1s4s Statesman 2-dr. sedan:
$sS,;n 1880; overdrtye, Weather Eye. foam
same nes flS's The of
this car viii amaze you. S297 down
and $44.85 q mo. 10sS discount for
no trade: You'll like dealing at
WILLIAMS & BAKER where you
Nash. both and M sts. NV.
NASH l946 1900" Must be sold to
settle estate; 2-tone green club
coupe; radio. heater. defroster, good
tires; very clean throughout. $495.
Gau ~; 5-532l, after 8 pm. .-29
OLDSM0BiLE !dSs 1881 de luxe sedan,
r, and b.. and T Hydra ANA Matte fp Plus sSG' e8e
tras; $4,000 miles; very clean.
$2S9550. OWNER. OIL. 1862 or ME.
oLDsMoBILE 1s47 4-dr. "es"; Blk,
Wv. tires, T. and h., Hydra-Matic,
this little car will make some one
happy, come out and try 1t out; you
can't go wrong at $695. S8O1 Old
Bladensburg I'd. at Piney Branch.
See JOHNNY. JU. 7-9681.
OLDSMOBILE 1910 2-dr.; r. and h.;
s.ssi;5. sisssn; good condition; slso. % ~.
oLDsMoBILE 1852 Holiday SUPER
.SS";. absolutely cleanest in town;
loaded with extras from dual range
Hydra. to self-winding steering
wheel, clock and compass; guar. /
VI. or 10000 miles. Today only;
S2,59S. PAGE-HUGHES BUICK.
INC, JE. $4,000, 621 Arl. blvd,
Falls Ch. Va; open ewes. until o.
oLDsMoBILE 1a49 "ss" 4-dr. Blk.
ST ,i95. MAYFioWEsRi 11IcIN;s icSH.dss' MoToRs''
1125 18th st. NV. safe Buy Cars
Co. 5-6363 It'll $50; CO. 5-6s72
oLbsMOBILE 1869 "ss" Holiday Hold
coupe; beautiful green finish; radio,
FLOWER MOTORS, l125 18th ST.
HT ti $50; ssfe coa Buy bssYs CsFs" s, go 6-eass
OLDSMoBLE i94S 2-dr.: 2i O5o
miles; 1 owner; peri. cond.: HYDRA,
Matte; $3.50. AID. 4-O53i before
oIbDsiMoBnE 1851 4-dr.; r. mSo and h.,
Hydr-Matic, U. s. Royal Master
tires; $1,S95. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO., INC, 1902 East-West
hwy. -JU. 8-3167. (Directly across
from o. 8. Royal sign.)
Evening star., 1953-01-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE /. AUToMoBlLEs EoR SALE

STUDEBAKER At Chance A-dr.; r.
5000. Terms. AID. 4-S366. 80
STUDERAKER 1852 Comdr. Starlite.
club coupes +. and h: cd, $2,09b or
best offer. Owner. ia. 7-SS64. ---28
STUDEBAKER 1850 2-dr. Champions
an5k ana h sfeend od nssa ssSs eovNGTcNS
USED CARS Packard Dealer
1880 wisconsin Ave. OIL 2-9204;
sruDEBAKER 1852 state Com
ccSo5uNSTTRFSY1 cS5 STFS1'iTi MOTORS. S $3.50 Wis Wis ave. e.
NV, EN-. 2-Ql00. Servicemen vel.
come, Immediate delivery. Get q
Town q Country written guarantees.
SINGER 1852 5-passenser roadster.
COUNTRY MOTORS, 1896 wis. ave.
NV, EN-. 2-0100. Servicemen well
come, immediate delivery. get
Town g Country Motors written
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Champion 4-dr.
JE. S-OO93 after $3.50.
STUDEBAKER 194s Regal de luxe
iTSAn ins ana sc. IT'S Is tiptop; sssS.
Written guarantee. TRIANGLE MO-
TORS. SOLO r. I. ave. ne. DE.
TAXI-Diamond-Plymouth '49. good
cond.; r.. n. Ready TO 60. $685.: in
down, SIS wk. RA. S-91S7.
WILLYS 1850 4-cyl. station wagon:
cd, heater. Exceptionally clean.
low mileage. Bargain at S1,096. See
Mr.. Hummer, WILLYS OVERLAND
DISTRIBUTORS. 1894 L st. NV.
AID. $1,000. -2S
WILLYS 81 4-cyl. station wagon;
COUNTRY MOTORS. $3.50 wis. ave.
NV, EN-. 2-0100. Servicemen well
come, immediate delivery. Get o
Town d Country written guarantee.
Evening star., 1953-01-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

here Is q one-owner. weil-cared for
car with many more miles Of
tTouble;free transp:; S495: GOV:
INa5Sl DIssleTi" 1880 Wisconsin ave. 9L.
LINCOLN 1e49 Cosmopolitan cl. p cpe.;
Siddc;iir Siid;i Sl.2l1. dSss LSSks like new; shiny
Hydrs-Mstie; 81. sns .495. NAY MA9FLoWER 1SSSsF
Buy cars, CO. 5-ssss SS 7 til $50; 81 Co co.
LRSsS,kE;s, fsSS5E y l@s1 ! "1sn" club coupe,
ers; 81 .995. MAYFLowER MO-
TORS. 1125 18th st. NV. Safe Buy
Saszo cars; C3; ;t3; oS-o3os til $50; go.
LINCOLN y 1919 .1a1" 4-dr.: green,
radio. heater, Hydra, low mileage;
one owner; 81 .195; MAYFLOWER
BSy cars. a. cs1 ss3s tSsa s Eli rS b0; sste eo
LfNe6EN fSSSIE ~ 1851 y; Cosmopolitan -2s 2edr.
radio, heater. Hydra. seat covers
oWEs fse5Tf gipdeT %oToRs ss iI9'i iss i5th MAa &
$50 $50; Co co. seSsSs rSi I'll g 3. 0-osoS @ss "
LINCOLN go: SIN. mod: T. and h.;
HYDRA; ! owner carr; ist class
cond.; must dispose Of to settle
estate; SLABS. OIL. 2-46O1 ewes;
LINCOLN '49 club coupe; r. and h.,
seat o6S covers: bargain at $1,000. ia.
LfNcSgN. fStSygi 1s4s Cosmopolitan c% coupe.
completely, equipped; this car like
new throughout; priced to sell; ST.
100. KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga.
ave: nv. ia. 9-4so0. Open eve
MERCURY MhERss y Is ''51 a-dr.: Merc-o-MSassic; MMSs
yipssr5;o new tires; $1,000. JA.
MERRcciGiRRY. 1s4s convertible; sS r, h.,
excel. mech. cond.; S995. GREEN
ne. LU. 4-3516. -2S
MERCURY 1850 Club sedan; r. and
T.; clean,y low, mileage. excel. motor,
terms e cipco n open eHSs eSss
I'll g. COAST-IN PONTIAC Co.
427 Florida ave. ne. Ii. 6-720O.
MERCURY 194e station wagon; r.. h.,
very good. II you see It, you'll buy
WAY MOTORS. 5000 MINI. ave. e.,
MEkctRY M NY fs51 4-dr. sedan: s1S, sS 900
miles; like new; heater, defroster,
overdrive. and plastic seat covers;
beautiful 2-tone light green; 81, $50;
owner leaving country; may be seen
weekdays at 212S Bancroft pl. NV.
3rd floor, s am. to 1890 and from
2:3O to $50. AID. 4-2372. II
MERCURY 1852 Monterey 4-dr. Sc
dan; di 2-tons % eren; r. and h.; over
Ssgss mes sssfhsssa sszss Can e 4ff Mk caRy any
PENTER, EN-. 2-1911. -27
MERCURY 1851 club coupe; +. and
h., Merc-O-Matic drive; very little
mileage. like. new; one owner. Drive
SaI; this car car and dog g9u'I buy it without
I'd: at Piney Branch. See JOHNNY,
MEkCGsT HTi aJsGSl 1e4s conv.rtiDl. coupe;
original iet black finish, r. and h.,
seat: seat: coyerS SIs,,s1aa and rssl go1d rubber;
sk ssckaTdE Eg5soNs beaier. 3asS SsEH W,seonsin SARS
MERCURY az 4-dr.; blue; heater
and seat covers; $695. MAYFLOWE
MOTORS. 1925 18th st. NV, Safe
Buy sa6S Cars, e., CO. 6-6S63 It'll 1850. GO.
AEscGRY HSSSaT y Isl Z 4-dr; gray with 2s STsen
top; radio, heater, oyerdrive. seat
1LoWER MoToRs. Tbs 18TH St.
NV, Safe-Buy Cars, CO. 6.6363 It'll
$3.50. CO. 6-6372 It'll 8. --2S
MERCURY. 80 Monterey coupe; red
With black top, radio. heater. Mere
Sssnaiaf Sss MAYfo@SEs ssa1 SpEfF' MoToRs W. oRsT fS
18th St. NV. .safe-Buy Cars, CO.
6-6se3 til $50. co. 6-6s72 I'll 8.
Evening star., 1953-01-27

PLYMOUTH 1852 4-dr.: peri, run
ming cond... clean inside and out;
$500 or best o1ter. JU. 6-S537.-27
F0NTAAC 20 sedan coupe. with
Hydra-Mattc,. radio and heater: l.
accident; 81 Zoo. nfSss EM. s@sss4. SssH ~ ~. a9
PONTIAC 1851 4-door Chieftain de
luxe; excellent condition, %, 900 mi. /;
$1.T45. Call ME. S-14O7, ewes, z
PONfTIAC 1947 four-door stream S
liner; T. and h.; low mileage; one
owner: seat covers. secs. Call RA.
PONTfAC 1850 club coupe. fully
equip; custom-made seat Gov, rear
speaker. Excel. mech. cond. except
approx. $3.50 damage to front end.
Must sell: $3.50. ALVIN LEBLANC.
25O9 Arundel rd.. or AP. 7-9293.
POsTTAC 1946 4-door; r. and h..
42so909 miles; S475. After s. co.
PONTIAC 80 2-dr. sedan; r. and h.;
AIE1ANiDRIA ALI EIiS Nash, i7o5 MT. Mt.
Vernon ave-. Alex, Va; XII. 9-2S30,
ewes. till B..
PONTIAC 1919 chieftain "S'' sedan:
o top quality, 1-owner car with r.
and b., s. c. and turn sig, 81 .095.
Written guarantee. TRIANGLE MO-
TORS, 3010 r. /. ave. ne. DE. p
PSNTiAc 1851 Chiefta,n de luxe
with full leather uphol. to match.
very clean. low mileage. r, h., def.
and Hydra-Matic trans; only ST.
9e7. EMERSON q ORME BUICK,
17th and IA SITS. NV. DI. 7-lI62.
PONTIAC 1851 Catalina (hardtop) (;
fully equipped. practically new tires,
2-tone blue. bottom and cream top.
10. 5-2574 after 5:3O pm. 80
PONTIAC 1949 Chieftain de luxe
cony.; S-cyl.. Hydra, r. and b.. fully
equipped. WV; tires; This car L
si.sa5. eS Can 0eas jas ssssss. $50 Os %ss 0Sssi
STANDARD VANGUARD 1881 4-dr
black sedan; English; IL, 900 miles,
top condition, all leather .uphol-
stery; orig: cost. S2.lOO; sell ST.
zGC RE fseeS, cs esst Eae. SsE l74GSo Go. 67O4$ OF
ISTUDEBAKER 1851 Commander; al
accessories, o.d.; low mileage; very
clean. 81. ZOO. KI. S-0976. -20
lSTUDEBAKER 1947 Champion f.
door; fully equipped, excellent cond.;
sTnSEsGkfE Hsst 81 GeT co@msnGeS 0n adr
sedan; overdrive, climatizer, under
HA 2-7590. -27
cpe.; r. and h.. oVerdrive. WV
MCNEIL sTiupbEiBAKiER. 4os4 Wis Wis
consin ave, EN-. 3-7286. 80
STUDEBAKER 81 VS. 4-dr.; r. and
n, auto. trans; full nylon interior
trim. spotless blk. finish; the utmost
in motoring; tops in performance
$1.795. MCNEIL STUDEBAKER
4O34 Wisconsin ave. EN-. 3-72S6.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Econ
omy King with Futuramic styling
A carefully selected. one-owner
bargain. Fully equip, incl. auto
Transmission. Guar. ] VI or TO-
600 mi. One day only, $998. PAGE
blvd, Falls Church, Va. Open ewes.
until 8. JE. $4,000. 80
Evening star., 1953-01-27
AUTOMOBILES EoR sALE

OLDgAfOBILE 1s47 s-df. sed.: excel.
ssSsssT: sIssa! Oily 81 ssssiss;; rs S1fR a.
oIbs oI 81 aes Psd sedan; a. AyRdTa-Masics. I Ria; s
completely equipped, new car-condi-
ton: $2,le5. AID. 4-S313. 27
OLDS 40 4-door; Hydra Matte. $500
casn se5 az and take over payments ci
after 8 at Ii. 6-2264. -2S
PACKARD late 40 4-dr,; electro
matte clutch, o.d., heater. excel.
tres; so o$1;095s call MR.. KEE. Ma.
PACKARD 1949 End series 4-dr.; one
owner, ike new; $4,000 mi; new
in the city. Try this car and see
why we are proud to sell it at ST.
1876. SSO1 Old Bladensburg I'd. at
Piney Branch. See JOHNNY. JU.
PACKARD $50 MAYFAIR; fully
black top: S2,s95 or best offer. RA.
PACKARD (onel 4-door sedan, g.
cylinder, year 1861 Trustee sale. In
execution Of. deed of trust from
21. 1851, recorded IN Miscellaneous
Lien Book 90, page $40. Fairfax
County Land Record, the under
signed trustees win sell at public
auction the above automobile on
January 30, 1853. at 1900 noon in
fax. Va. Terms, cash. Trustees:
JOHN C. MAcKA1L, JAMES KEITH.
PACKARD 1s4e 1856 h.p. 4-dr.: radio
and heater: excel. cond. 1850 or
pest offer. OR. 3-3602. II
sed.; toTquoise ao blue; @ FL fully Ae equip.; uipl ;
Ultramatic: new tires; low mileage:
lPLYMOUTH '52 cranbrook 4-dr.;
heater anS ana other extras; S1:6S5o.
PHYMouTH. 1s4o-De luxe; radio.
heater. Splendid cond. Sacr. $195
terms. Roper 18th and R. ! I7D ne.
PLYMOUTH 1s4e convertible-radio
antee. $i.i45. ALExANDRIA NASH.
y xa; Ki a-SS$0: Eysniigs I'll .: -
PLsx,M,oUIM s,,,. III Cranbrook 4-dr.
specg EE eqsiD44 s445 IKE nsSr nsE IL sysFE sTHns e.
BAKER. AKSER. 4O34 Wisconsin ave. EN-.
PIYMSbTH slYdxsSj az club coupe; IsS sDot-
ceoGSrRY eaSS RaYsfss5r Morossss ssf Ssss TSMN %is ave- =
NV. EN-. S-0I0O. servicemen vel
come. Immediate delivery, get .
Town g. Country written guarantee.
PLYMOUTH 1853 4-door cranbrook;
sPRsa PG sssufs MoToR oaT1olss g. ssf Nc sltXEs ioos
" across from q. s. Royal siSnp.
PLYMOUTH 1850 2-dr.; rich dark
blue, h., def. and seat covers, very
clean inside and out; only $1,197.
en- and q M : Sts. St NV. DI. 7-1162. 9pen
PLYHoGTHs, y I GjTi ,52 cranbrook -4S 4edr.
and 2-dr. q TO choose froml: heater
$1,595. TOWN & COUNTRY MO-
2-O1O0. Servicemen welcome, imme-
date delivery. Get q Town & Coun-
pS 1ry y,TTTT@n TTittsn ggarantse; .-SS
sin1.i and h.; fully yeg eguip; 1890 lssooo MI
53671: ewes. ia. 5-7037. -2S
PLYMOUTH l946 4-dr.; r. and h.;
new clutch and brakes. See this car
for $495. SSO1 Old Bladensburg rd.
at Piney Branch. See JOHNNY. JU.
PLYMoUTH 1s47. seab. See at 4s4s
PLY. 1910 de luxe club coupe: up
holstery and paint excellent; engine
and mechanical condition outstand-
ing; car clean in every way. $2S5.
LO 5-3076.
PLYMOUTH 194S sedan Spec. de
luxe, with htr Today's special price,
$595. TRIANGLE MOTORS, 3010
r. I. ave. ne, DE. 2-6302.
PLYMOUTH 80 de luxe sed.; h., Sc;
beaut. dark gray fin; very clean l.
owner car. $1,095. WHEELER, INC,