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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Conquerors Of Everest
Get Medal Here Feb. II

President Eisenhower will pre-
sent the National Geographic
Society's Hubbard medal on Fe-
bruary IL to the British expedi-
ton that climbed Mount Everest
last year.
The gold original will be re-
ceived by Brigadier Sir John
Hunt. leader of the expedition,
and Sir Edmund Hillary. who
made the final ascent with Ten
zing Monkey. the Sherpa guide
on May 20. Bronze reproduc-
tons will be given to Sir John,
Sir Edmund. the guide and two
organizations which assisted the
enterprise, the Royal Geogra-
phic Society and the Alpine
Club.
Present for the ceremony at
the White House will be Sil
Roger Makins. British ambassa-
dor; Leslie Knox Munro, Ambas-
sador from New Zealand, home
land of Sir Edmund; and DR.
Gilbert Grosvenor. DR.. Thomas
w. McKnew and DR.. Melville
Bell Grosvenor, Of the National
Geographic Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Salesman, 20. Charged
With Attack on Woman

A 20-year-old Arlington sales
man was charged with attempt
ed rape today after a complaint
by a 42-year-old housewife.
j Detective Sergt. Russell L.
Runyon said the salesman is
James T. Raeymer of the 51O0
block of North Sixth street, Ar
lington.
Sergt. Runyon said the house
wife told police she was at the
home of a friend in the 300
block of North Oakland street
when the salesman entered the
house while she was telling him
she did not want to buy any of
his brush or cosmetic products.
The man asked for a glass of
water and then grasped her
arm, she said.
AS a letter carrier walked up
the street she threatened to
scream and the man said he
would leave. the housewife told
police.
Raeymer was arrested at his
home today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Re-appoinfment Of Sharpe
And Mrs. Phillips Asked

A resolution requesting that a
member Of the District Congress
Of Parents and Teachers be APP
pointed to the Commissioners
Youth Council was passed last
night by the Michigan Park
Citizens Association.
The group also asked that
President c. Melvin Sharpe and
Mrs. Frank s. Phillips, of the
District Board Of Education be
reappointed when their terms
expire in June.
Members approved the idea of
a Family Court by the District.
Edward A. Tesh. president.
conducted the meeting in the
Bunker Hill School, Fourteenth
street and Michigan avenue NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Documents 10 Be Sealed
In WT0P Sphere Today

Copies of Washington's daily
newspapers for today will be
sealed in an aluminium sphere to
be mounted at Broadcast House,
WTOP's new home. Fortieth and
Brandywine streets NV.
The 2l2-foot-wide sphere will
preserve the newspapers and
other documents for 1000 years.
1t was announced.
Ceremonies will take place to-
day at the Broadcast House day
luncheon Of the Advertising Club
of Washington at the Hotel
Statler.
More than 800 local organiza-
tons were to place representa-
tive documents in the 40-pound
sphere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Two Counties
Offer Bills for
Local Sales Tax
Foirfox Delegates
Act for Supervisors
But Oppose Levy
By Alex R. Preston
Stor Siaff corYasnandani

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. a.
Fairfax County this afternoon
Joined Arlington in offering q
local sales tax proposal to the
General Assembly.
Delegates John Webb and
Omer Hirst introduced q bill so
that the proposal could be con-
sidered at q public hearing al
ready scheduled on Arlington
legislation at 2::30 pm. Thurs
day in the Senate chamber here.
Under the new bill the Fairfax
supervisors could impose a levy
on retail sales in the county.
providing the question is ap-
proved first in a referendum.
Act for Supervisors.
The patrons said they were
acting at the request of the
supervisors but that they are OPP
posed to the levy and reserve the
right to fight it If the plan ever
goes before the voters.
Earlier, most of the Arlington
delegation had introduced a bill
giving the voters Of that county
the right to determine whether
the County Board could impose
sales tax Of not more than
two per cent. Delegate Harrison
Mann. however, refused to spon-
sor the bill.
Today's bill was desired by the
Fairfax governing body as de
fenSive measure" in the event
Arlington should approve sales
tax.
To Help Alcoholics.
Part of the profits from the
States liquor monopoly would
be segregated to create special
treatment center for chronic al
coholics, under another proposal
offered the General Assembly
today.
1T seems to me-" said Dele
gate Harrison Mann of Airing
ton. after offering two bills for
that purpose. that the source
which creates such a disability
also should be the source for the
cure"
The Mann legislation would
authorize Gov. Stanley to take
not more than So million from
the profits of the Alcoholic Bev-
erage Control System to estab-
lish a Virginia hospital farm for
care. treatment and rehabilita-
ton Of inebriateS.
Two Sites Considered.
The new facility would be 10
Gated close to the Medical Col
lege of Virginia here or the
University of Virginia Hospital
in Charlottesville.
THE purpose of the bills" Mr..
Mann declared. lis to make it
the States responsibility to pro-
vide treatment for those who are
not too readily susceptible to
treatment in clinics.
THE idea, too. is to relieve
some of the overcrowding at our
mental hospitals where I have
seen alcoholics treated"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02

A resident at 7 Westmoreland
road. Alexandria, DR.. King at
tended the University of Notre
Dame and received his bachelor
Of arts degree from the Univer-
sity Of California in 1896. He
earned his doctor of philosophy
degree in chemistry at Catholic
University in 1912.
A recognized authority on
paints and varnishes, DR.. King
helped develop an improved syn
thetic rubber used during World
War II for construction of self
sealing airplane fuel tanks and
bullet-sealing oil hose.
He holds a patent for a nom
rejecting film for glass surfaces
and is co-holder of a patent for
anti-fouling paint for boats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Defense Supplies Post
Goes to New Yorker

A New York businessman has
been hired to direct the stand
ardization of supply activities
and specifications in the De-
Tense Department.
He is Roger F. Hepenstal. vice
president in charge Of manufac-
turing for the American Can Co.
He has been named director of
cataloging, standardization and
inspection for the department.
Mr.. Hepenstal lives In Scars
dale. N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
$1,000 Fire Damages
u. of Nd. Dormitory

A fire believed started by an
overheated furnace caused about
$4,000 damage last night to a
mems dormitory at the Univer-
sity of Maryland Dairy School
in College Park.
The dormitory. usually occu-
pied by four students working
with cattle, was unoccupied last
night. University Police Chief
Dan WiSeman said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Promotions Announced
In Fire Department

The Commissioners today an
nounced the promotion of 1t.
Howard E. Rhine to captain in
the Fire Department succeeding
Capt. Harold Wilson, who re-
tired yesterday.
The promotion Of Capt. Rhine
also made way for the promotion
of Sergt. Ressie L. Attaway to
lieutenant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Petition Asks Razing
OF Siodden DWELLINGS

A petition urging the demoli-
ton OF the Stoddert Dwellings,
located in the 5000 block of East
Capitol street. was launched last
night by the Minnesota Avenue
River Terrace Citizens Assocsia-
ton.
Members vigorously assailed
"the deteriorated structures" as
constituting fire hazard and an
eyesore to the community.
Henry RichelSen, vice presi-
dent. conducted the meeting.
held in the Greenway Shopping
Center, 1888 East Capitol street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Senator Douglas Says
Decline Can Be STAYED OFF

Senator Douglas, Democrat,
of Illinois. a former economics
professor, said in a television in
terview today that a depression
can be STAYED off if consumers
keep buying. business keeps in
vesting and banks keep lending"
The Illinois Democrat said
the present business recession
started six months ago, and sug-
geSted that tax relief at the
lower income level-including an
$500 exemption in personal in
come tax-will delay a business
crisis.
Senator Douglas charged the
Eisenhower administration with
being "slow to act"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
VA Drops Art School
From 81 Bill Benefits

CT Bill benefits have been
withdrawn from 81 veterans at
tending the Letcher Art Center,
l Logan circle NV, the Vet
Grams administration announced
today. p
The school, according to the
administration, has not main
tanned the Is per cent non-vet-
eran enrolment required by
law. f%t
The VA said students from
the colored art school, who wish
to enroll at other schools will
have their applications processed
under top priority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Barnes Picked to Head
Small Business AGENCY

President Eisenhower today
nominated Wendell B. Barnes,
now acting administrator for the
Small Business Administration to
be administrator.
Mr.. Barnes. A. who comes
from Ponca, Okla, has headed
the agency several weeks since
the resignation of william B.
Mitchell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02

Hulburt, di-
rector Of re-
search.
DIR. K in G,
who joine d
the research
| a b ora t DRY
staff in 1898
as an aSSoci-
a tie chemist.
replaces DR.. P.
Borgstrom, SUI
perintedent OF
the chemistry
division since
1893, who is
retiring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
War HOUSING
To Be Cleared
Away in 1854
Report to Congress
Dooms z, 500 Units;
New Homes Ready

The $500 war-built temporary
housing units still standing are
scheduled to be removed by the
end of this calendar year.
This was one Of the major
points in the annual report Of
the National Capital Housing
Authority for the last fiscal
year, transmitted to Congress to-
day by President Eisenhower.
First New Homes Completed.
Other major points in the re-
port, sent to the President by
C. Melvin Sharpe, vice chairman
of the authority, are:
The first permanent housing
experimentation dwellings-in
the current construction program
of 1000 dwelling units has been
completed and occupied by 348
low-income families.
Three additional projects,
containing 827 dwelling units,
were under construction at the
close of the fiscal year. June
80. 1858.
A comprehensive program for
removal of all its temporary war
housing was adopted by the
authority.
John Ihlder. the authority'S
executive director since its es-
Enlistment in 1884. retired De-
cember 81. 1852.
A cooperative agreement was
entered into between the au-
thority and the District Re-
development Land Agency on
rehousing of families displaced
from slum sites by both agen-
cieS.
The authority adopted a pol
icy of opening all permanent
low-rent housing under NCHA
management to occupancy by
low-income families. without re-
gard to race.
NCHA paid, in lieu of taxes,
$268,104 to the District Govern
ment and $57,156 to Maryland
jurisdictions. The latter sum
was paid for public services to
war housing managed by NCHA
In adjoining Maryland counties.
The authority'S meetings were
opened to the press.
Construction Before Clearance.
James Ring, executive direc-
tor of the authority, wrote in the
report:
LAS the year ended, it seemed
likely that the NCHA housing
projects then under construction
also would be completed and
occupied before direct slum
clearance operations were be-
gun by the Authority or the
Land Agency"
Mr.. Ring told a reporter the
Authority is now engaged in
the sale of the first demountable
houses-the Fairway Houses
on Forest Glen road, near Silver
Spring. Purchasers must remove
the buildings from the site and
be sure that when reconstructed
in a new locality. they meet the
laws and regulations there.
Mr.. Ring explained that low
income families in war housing
are being rehoused by the au-
thority in its permanent units.
Families whose incomes are too
high for permanent public
housing are being referred to
the private market, he said. He
added that quite a number are
purchasing or renting private
homes.
900 Units Removed.
At the end of the last fiscal
year. Mr.. Ring said, 900 war
housing units were removed from
occupancy and a considerable
number were demolished.
Mr.. Ring pointed out that SAL
airy payments constitute only
about one-third of NCHA's cost
for operating low rent housing
properties. At the end of the
fiscal year, the Authority had Al
properties with a total of 8,043
dwelling units, of which $685.
were occupied, 1876 were vacant
and 912 were removed from oc-
cupancy, preparatory to being
demolished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
DR.. King 10 Head
Navy Chemistry Lab

Appointment Of DR.. Peter King
as chief Of the chemistry division,
Naval Research Laboratory, was
announced yesterday by DR.. E. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 81 Statesman 4-door sedan;
S795. EiCHBERG AUTO SALES,
1909 Wis. ave. NV. AID. ]-l72?.
NASH 1e47 Super sedan: radio and
TizMs Suf OK" ao sH nj NiehS S we ave.
NASH 1862 4-door; 2-tone blue. twin
s45 XEExAN TasiIsh NASH fAasala1 1se5 Nj
vernon ave-, Alex, Va. XII. .9-2330
NASH ssa ~ s pm' slSsea SUNDAYS
and heater, perfect tires; won't last
g. SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV. NO. =
Nash 40 super 4-dr.; original dark
and real-low mileage. Seat covers,
heater and overdrive. Must sacrifice
Gaay s44 kR sssy NOTES 5sT%s End 9s06
NASH '4e Ambassador 2-dr.; over
eriye. foam cushions. cond. air
neat. bed arrangement. beautiful q
tone green fin: in excel mechanical
CONC good tires: guaranteed: .S495.
S Sano BOB os VIA manager. JE, 30
~ :" D'"'' oa'' " o.
oLDsMOBILE $50 Super "ss" 49dr
a seSan actH ysdsraj;M,atie r; and h.. 81
Wv, tires: car absolutely same as
new m every way. Take car to your
nsch. without obligation; $1,5a5
BE- BELL MOTORS. SOTO Wis. ave.
oGDsMoBiGE 1s47 club sedan MI r..
dio. heater, Whirlaway HYDRA Matte;
excellent turquoise finish with
matching seat covers and s good
tires: Sale priced at $345. OLM-
STEAD MOTOR CO.. N. Virginia IS
Largest Oldsmobile Dealer. 1000
wilson blvd. All. IA 7-84OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

F s.s1.a 1p'G sSssa s Sc" rsE S:s
s sSeiD ow Meth s spd XII SffS Rs0ySssos
TORS, Lincoln-Mercurg; .. rairfa g.
FORD 1862 Tudor sedan; 2-tone blue.
r. h. and other extras: l-owner
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS. Ju; 8:
FSES ls47 super de luxe u sa9 E;,S M
l530 4. ave, ne ,..o,r. M ".
6s43. balance due bank Sss iuii
FORD FORD 1850 $50 custom $ Tudor sedan
r. h. cd: beaut. dark green nm;
new, CUSTOM made seat covers an ana
full PRICE: bankS5ate fanan Ndas a Wis
s CRoM wv. H En-. osEsesSo0: opsn eyes YES
FSFP ss l 1sYsq 1 peo cs.io nsGso
E9 9e SeM ass''S WIS" ahs41 e0Ss g.
FORD so convert; ! owner; r.; and Z
Can g. T NIX. MilI tsf ns5S e 20. 5-ssSSS
r ,sss s! ;ss'' g "a. lux; oR sasE .Ssss
r i,sf'T SO VS. Ranch WAGON: fully
n 1nsare very aao low WI mllesse one owner;
SI.945. MORRIS-HUGHEs. s5l2
rom 81 'y 'ss So Sedan SliiI real bargain in
sSSaSi ony sss iRsESYoNpEcK
IChevroleti, 1910 Fl. Myer dr.,
FORD s;sG Pm "a de luxe Tudor: .immaeu-
kENYoN-pECK 1chevroietJ 1886
Wilson blvd Arl,: Va. ia. $1,000
r 0Rsn ~ 4, e eso Dp PordOr; radio and
day guarantee: S395. HILL L.
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV. NO
FORD 81 custom Tudor: r. and h..
O. d.. turn signals. one-owner, ex-
cen. cond.. $l.095 or best offer. OIL.
FORD sn4 80 Custom "s'.. sedan; r. = and
h.: truly fne car: Mediterranean
s SoSp 81 k SsS Ne Ne, LIZA 49,. mo MoNE Wo
$4,000; open ewes. til 8.
FORD so de luxe "S" Tudor; heater:
a very popular model priced at only.
$745. Ask for car No. 216-A. NON
ROE FORD. 1897 East-West hwy,
ST.. spr;; Md. Open evenings till 9.
FORD AS convertible: r. and h: new
top: new interior; Wv. tires; q real
buy at $495. Ask for car No. 116-B.
MONROE FORD. 1897 East-West
hwy; sil; spI;; Nd. Open evenings
FORD '53 VS. hartop Victoria: i'm
maculate 2-tone finish, r. and h.:
1900 actual miles; like new in
side and out: traded on the new
"a Mercury: former owners name
on reeYsst; remsrka6is value for
STUBBS, Lincoln-Mercury Dealer.
37I5 Bladensburg I'd. AP. 1929.
FORD SO Fordor; r. and h.. timber
line green; one owner. low mileage:
D. c: inspection guaranteed: emo.
NORTHEAST MoToR GO. sFSrS3:
FORD SO tudor: r. and h.. Sheridan
blue; low miles; one owner; ex-
tremely well kept: D. c. inspection
warranty; $50. NORTHEAST
MOTOR co. tFord). 920 Biadens-
burg I'd. ne. II. $4,000.
FORD so Tudor: ready to roll; an
ideal family car: easy TO buy; In
expensive to operate: call us today
6-month or S.00a-mtle warranty;
S595. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO
tFordl. 400 3euning 70. ne. LU
4-l0ll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALR

MERCURY 1850 cow: T.. h.. cd;
orig. maroon. fin., new Wv. tires,
S SsS 's$p fsE8 s ssi saafss s6 s.
M nGasj ~ sl5ls 4,dr. spor. a sedan;
green; cd. h., fendex. custom seat
covers. ETC.; orig. owner. ia. 4-1453,
MERCs., new 1e53s. and 1853 Lincoln
demos. For the best deal. bring this
sd cd to MR., CHAAMRERL4AING; AGO
NJ e. i 1882 NV; excellent ELI oa Condition
Please, call Ma. s-3771. Ext. Az,
NJ G'ts0N SW 81. 81 .ee5; also 8 Us used
f., $sSs, o JACK PRY. 14th and P.
sSSSouss Ss Sizes. no G K. l. ave.
M. G.s "a. ST, 9s5; 40 to so M. d.s,
$685. up; guaranteed Al service on
all foreign and domestic cars. JOHN
CLIFFORD MOTORS. 2 2o0a Columbia
Pt e. i n s new s. d sSyTs 81
dess heater, 81 '445. MANH HAITIAN
AUTO tKaiser-Willys), 9TH and r
SITS; NV. NO. 7-2700. -23
M. @. 81; one owner. used as 2nd
Col M CASC'.- NOIlus. ACtCI ta(Cd'
many extras; $3.50. ia. a-l1S4;
NJ. G. 1851 Mark II convertible; FIRE
engine red; new Wv. tires; black
top: low mileage; ] owner; 81 1875.
KAISER-WILLYS. 1895 Wis. ave-.
EN-. 2-S093 Cat Western ave9:
MORRIS "a cdr. sedan; new over
head engine; SI,475 delivered. JOE
HEISHMANs, 3212 Jefferson Davis
hwy, Arl., Va, OF. 1855.
NASH 30 4.door; r. and n. auto
trans: beaut. 2-tone blue finish:
this car is far ABOVE average; S595.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES 1717 r.
ave. ne. DU. 7-S300. lie
NASH 1851 Rambler cow; coral;
showroom conndd,; low MILEAGE; de
KAISER-WILLYS. 1895 Wis. ave-.
EN-. 2-8093. At Western ave. -l9
NASH 81 Ambassador sedan; radio
cond. air heat, foam cushions. over
drive. beautiful 2-tone paint. Wv.
tires. excel. mechanical cond.: guar
anteed: S995. Call BOB VIA. man.
ager. JE. $4,000. Open It'll 8 pm.
Nash SHssaaarq is4s ii! Little Six" sedan ma new
condition throughout, Sacrifice, S265.
ROPER 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

F 2zsra se iHnys 5s sBd h Nj s ave-.
EN- 2-s093. at Western ave. --19
F pEIsvy ,4g Our, TpdoT; ssglppsa; sa93.
FORD 81 Victoria; r. and h.. over
drive. 2-tone paint: one owner. En-
JOY your vacation IN this suuer smart
car and enjoy the economy of over
drive. while YOU drive: d. C. in
spection guaranteed: emo. or g.
S east Mo D3T5snty 81 ls o;a NoR Eth
"FoRDsMoBILiEss;'" Nv Hydra. ""sa" .x-
pertly Installed recently in '46
cow; interesting performer. Con-
tact H e. BATCHELLER, Loeb
a aE1'n lane Richmond. Phone
FRAZER IlSzER 40 4-dr.: good tires, 81 :. C.,
. o. d.. radio, de l. heater; many miles
Of transp. left in this garage- kept
car. No trades. $3.50. CO. 5000.
HENRY J 81 .4-cylinder; gray; good
$sfs$S s% meas sssoa ''
HENRY 81; besut. blue, r. and h,
3D. e.; 1890 100 miles d6S; $675 or best
s sSaR low green milefE n I mmas S"ns n
terror: car absolutely in peri. cond.
throughout, Take car to your me-
chanic without deposit; $685.. BELL
MOTORS. 500 Wis. ave. Wo.
HUDSON step-down club coupe: like
new. fully equipped. sacrifice; S395.
1880 r. !. ave. ne.
HUDSON 40 Commodore "S" .dr. !;
H sa' sdS s. M6r6''s; ' CO., 5.
HUDSON 81 Cdr; green. Hydra.
s $751; f SH' s pys: owned; sacrifice
HUDSON SO sedan: $685.. KAISER
,2:S093. at Western ave. lie
HUDSON 1916 2-dr.: green: excel
men men Como. sood body: clean inside;
s & Sc. 50 re- e. Pm Pr 4 mo- oil 9TH
JAGUARs, XXX i2o;. Slices; $50 Mark
Very low mileage S" JACK - Fry. i4th
KAISER 1949 Special; carefully and
ssfm. RoP fi.EsR i iasih1i snd f r
KAISER 1HH; r. AS 4-dr. sedan: needs minor
down. s15 per mo scHLEoEL K
GOLOEN, Z0o CafrOu ST., TakOma
Park. D. c., RIA. $1,000. 10
LA SALE 1910 convertible sedan;
new top: new paint; good motor
1925. no. 2-3967 before 4 pm.
LINCOLN 1889 Cosmopolitan Special
Custom hardtop coupe; beautiful
gray. bottom with CONTRASTING Lake
wood green top; equip. with r. and
h., Hydra-Matic and luxurious Gus
tom Interior. Sc 1895. KLoPFER
Circle. Fairfax. Va. CIR. 10000.
LINCOLN 81 "12l" club coupe;
sparkling Brewster green finish. r.
and h.. Hydra-Matic drive. fender
skirts. custom seat covers. rear
speaker. ETC.: low mileage; luxury
car at q price you can afford
Serviced by our company since new.
VIII be hard to duplicate for only
Sl,295. MONTGOMERY STUBS,
Lincoln-Mercury dealer. 3715 Bla-
densburg I'd. AP. 1920.
MERCURY 80 club coupe; T. and h..
beautiful two-tone tan and brown,
custom seat covers: Al cond.
throughout; S7o0. CROWN MOTOR
co, 6o33 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. $4,000.
Open ewes TIL o.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY late 1858; 2-tone. sac
rifice; diplomat leaving country
Monday; 5000 actual miles. COM
pletely equin.. new seat covers. per;
g pm. HU. $1,000. Ia
KAISER wILLYs. 1885 wis. ave.
M Eh s9sS a w son1ert axe tSlly
sfSS9 qoSRRSou. s5s5 sSfaEtiGsa
1898 wis. ave-. EN-. 2-so93;; At
MERCURY TnsssfR Ys'if a5s Monterey 4-dr. Sc
with black top, low mi. VIII Sacr.
for So 200 or best offer. ia. 1885.
MERCURY '5s Monterey hardtop
coupe r. cr h.; Msrc % bssi MiT
with matching leather interior;
car today. Our price. $2.195. easy
terms and bank financing. KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave-. IA.
MEReCSUHRRY 1851 4-dr. sedan; Merc-o:
Matte shift, +. and h.; 81. 900 actua!
miles,; beautiful gray fin... Wv.
tires. immac. interior. This 1-owner
car Is absolutely same as new ir
every every ~, way y,,, take . car TO- yo Hn
$4,000. 81
MERCURY 1852 Monterey 4-door;
must sell. XII. s-5a a f. after tier G 500.
MERCURY 81 4-dr. sedan; Nero.
Matte, heater and seat sewers. gray
finish; only Sl.095. BREWER MO.
TORS: INC. Gill Wis. ave. NV.
MMERRcG IN R' '4s 4-dr. sed.; r. and and h.,
attractive dark green finish; one
owner car. In like-new cond Couldn' 7
be beat for good dependable second
car. Let your mechanic prove to
you that it's mechanically right.
S npn Tn o. seq , OR Grown Nc N2
2-66o0 Open ewes til 8.
MERCURY 81 club coupe: radio.
mot O5,s.,s scratch % as this one See to
back trial. 4-month written guaran-
tee: HILL. & SANDERS. Wash. s
NV. NO. Till.
MERCURY '52 conv.;. T. and h;
black paint; Wv. tires. Another
Al buy; See this summer time
guaranteed: 6-month or 6,O00-mile
M Ms5Teasy CO. s foPS 4 E60RTnH enntsF
MERCURY so Monterey 4-dr.: beau
tiful raven-black finish; equip. with
:. and h.. Merc-O-Matic and Gus
tom interior; one owner. actual low
mileage. -$1.795. KLOPFER MO-
TORS, Lincoln Mercury. Fairfax
Circle. Fairfax. Va. Crescent 10000.
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NASH 1852 rambler station wagon;
FULLY July equip excel cond.; owner
ofIsMoBBffLLE 80 "ss" de luxe W 4edr
sedan: original ivory green finish
with matching custom seat covers;
r. and h., Whirlaway Hydra Matte
and many other useful accessories
A low mileage. 1-owner car sold ant
serviced BY us Sale price, 81 .O05
OLMSTEAD MOTOR Co. N. Wiz.
ginia's Largest .Oldsmobiie Dealer
~ ZOO 10 WUilSon blvd; Arl. ia. ,7-S400
"S6" 4-dr sedan: delightful 2-tont
glaze green with. polar white tor
with matching lustrous 2-tone greer
interiors; equipped with super-range
aydra. Matte, de luxe radio, fresh,
ar heating system, power brakes
and many other useful accessories
1921 actual miles; q 1-owner cal
nafiS az On Ssy sol ss. SOLD Ifc. orig
only $2,495 OLMSTEAD MOTOR
Co. N; Virsinia's Largest Olds.
Arl. ia. 7-S400.