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NV. Downtown
Shopping District

y
A & N Trading Co.
Mems Sportswesr-W Work Clothing.
soo n :. MNillWtarv-Lussass,~ ,.....
Ann Osborne Shop
!Women,s Specially shop
tS43 st. NV. DI. 7.i676
Bertram
Smokers ACCESSORIES. Leather
eao 14th st. N. W. MA. $500
BreSlau ..e>.
ladies stors)
6lA 18th 81. NV. MA. s-6sss
Button Shop
ss5 iifh st. NV Nx s-SosS
Capitol Wall Paper Co., Inc.
ia ,.t aSws 81! NV. and pf IA. s.ss7o
Carlton Casuals
. ess t.. s y Linrsris Jsws!SSy o
Crosby Shoe Stores
featuring Mary Jane Shoes
III ttss * q y. NV NV Ne Me- s s.ssa,
Curtain & Drapery Shop
,s suifE sB e. slp Wv GS''r' 3 ReETspss..sss:a e
Fields Clothes, Inc.
reg ' i4sb 81 NV. . qMan M a.sais
Fogel's
Lsssase, Mems Wear, Sports Goods,
ForSythe Shoes
,.ss Ied u s sAes' . As'f Ne. sso,.
George w. King
Heather qoods-umbrellas -aiftsy
6II i1th 50. NV. Ma S-4e42
Goozh Gifts
Si5 Penna. Ave. NV D1. 1-3949
Irving's
tsportnig Goods. sportswear,
10th q g sts. wv. Ex. s.asas
Joe Pittle's Metropolitan
Haberdashers
sss Iith SEW II. NV su'h''''n NJ. s.s,,s
Knickerbocker Fashions
"a. I. . Handbags.l
Lee d. Butler, Inc.
HI sist Street NV saes H. s sroIfi
Liberty Shops
1900 G ST. NV ID. 7-24sl
$50 18th st. NV. tx. 3.28I4
Marilvn'S
!womsn's L,nseris q Accessories,
so o 's'n 81 NV k~' S-sesA
M Snort te shon oSo'e ~
4S4 9th st. NV. NH. s-a7s4
Neuman's, inc.
1922 N. Y. Ave. NV. MA. e-1sss
New York Trimming Store
Ola !, i. x Yarns' =, ..,a
Nugen ~
,.,o LADIES sAgpsrsl-zingsriY -,
Plaza Snort shon
'sportins Goods. sporssvear.
,oth a sss hMSsWSsss" eR a.ssAa
Ine FrinceSS SnOp
enc "A 9. sLMSqles' Appsrel % snno
1.-Two =" N'"' @A' s-eoVV
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}oorsssss' Sp1Ss' SUNS 9n9 ruf nSo..
tOiu %. NV mS. 0'S%So
Saitz r 81: -
isaf + St. NV - NJ. s.44s,
,coI,...:.a,s U~.xn~s,, 70
0CMmiu emporium
OF rets, inc.
~, svsrytnlns 5cS your PetS
oii-aS Eye o.. N'"' ME- s-'IAS
Sh1rleys
Specializing ln Sionses q skirtsl
ll15 9 81. NV. ME-. ss2000
Simon Atlas D Sons
tsporting Goods a Firsarmsl
60 ss' - o. $3.50 ~" "s' s$S'
SpOrC CenteE
svl y o.. NV. =. Me- oao
SCeWartS Camer4 SnOp
Cameras y Photographic suppltesl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-08

Town & Travel Casuals
3424 wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 8-6B44
" Vincent ct Walter
Hairstylist
13e Kennedy ST.. NV. To. 2-1O13
Virginia LOOr
1884 Eastern Ave. NV. III. S-9296
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s NE. Shopping s
Z Districts :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Children's Shop
(Children's Wearl
$3.50 Minnesota Ave NE. 10. 1855
Fran'S Smartwear
ssss Sc sdi e Ne hssd'-s0- VAT Ea. ,s-so,s
Mardfeldt's, inc.
wearing Apparel for she Family,
-. $3.50 12th Street NJ.
1881 New Harp. Ava ysso LANGLEY Psss
Market Tire Co., Inc.
T.r ss. H s,t s.., and Seat ccysrs'
La. 6-ass5
Michigan Drugs
1901 Michisan Ave. MI IA. s-Isoo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5 Anacostia Sc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Francis q Pars0ns
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Rn Mar Millinery
sss r,i, Ma,a9srY Drive 4 Handbag iS $3.50
Silver Gift Shop
1878 GeorEis Ave. JU. 9-5776
Whitman's Shoes, Inc.
(Featurine Vitality Shoes for Women
ss5 Esd Fs dSSss ST. sn0s' LOT ~. s.1i1a
Williams Chevrolet Co.
chevrolet Sales & seryice)
1899 East-West Highway ~ $1,000
Wilson's Mems Stores
s.. NstionslIy Advertised REs a ssls1,
Wonder Silk Store
as7, aeorsi, Ave ~. s-sels
Wright's Jewelry
Silver. Diamonds, Watches
1878 Georgia Avenue JU. 034a4
>~%e%%A%<%>~%%>%%%ss%%<%><%
s Suitland, Md.
$>%>%%<s%s%&es<s~A%ss%%s%%<
Nat Lewis
4 gSps sai.. 1SDi sss1 TO- Aspfi5SssS
Suitland Specially Shop
4soo-A suitianG Road 20. s-sios
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5 Tokonaa Park 3
$%~sA%<&%%%%<%SNe%%%%%%S%A%
Center Hardware
mechanics Tools Our Speciality
6S32 New Hampshire Ave. 10. s-4140
Hampshire Mems Wear
(Clothiers and HaberdashersJ
1871 New Hampshire Ave. 10. 0-0550
Hardware, Inc.
(Shelying. Trim, Lumber. Hardwarel
1895 New Hampshire Ave. JU. 0-1133
Mardfeldt's, Inc.
CWearing Apparel for the Family
1881 New Hampshire Ave.
,..s so ls.i R :. Islsnd Ay m ~ ilsaae
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5 Wheaton, Md. s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Alma's Casuals
.st5 ss5.li. gs: L. sss.4
Dads'n' Lads
Mems and Boys Shop)
1855 Ennalls Ave. 10. 4.6662
Grubb's Pharmacy
l1I8I viers MIL Rd 10. 1854
Quality Shoe Store
tRed Goose shoesl
li41A Geergla Ave. 10. $3.50
Seegreen's Toy Fair
(Toys Wheel Goods. School suppliesl
i1a03 Geergis Ave. 10. 6-44S3
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Additional


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s Additional s
:. Maryland Areas 3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Berk-Lee Children's
Apparel
6561 Aver Road. West Hyattsville
23O6 Farnum st.. Mt. Rainier
HA. 2-S5S8
Chambers Drugs
1887 Defense Highway
Landover Hills. Md. UN. &-sSs6
Kay's Dept. Store
General Dept. Store; Shoes. Clothingl
$500 saith ST., Mt. Rainier. Maryland
UN 4-39f9
Vaudeville ChiIdren's Shop
(Kent Village Shopping Centerl
1928 Landoper Rd.. Hyattsville, Md.
WA. 7-463I
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A Word to the Wise syn.. f,enA Cobb

Birmingham: I have just
learned that, while we profess to
be a Christian Nation, we use
idolatrous and heather names to
describe the very days of our
week. Every time we refer to
Wednesday. we nay homage to
a pagan god called Wooden:
Thursday is named after another
heather god called Thor. and
Friday comes from the Morse
idol Friga. Won't you start a
movement to give decent names
TO the days of the week, at
least?-K. l.. S.
Such a movement would have
little effect at this late date. The
mythical gods, whose names are
bound up with the names of
the days of our week and the
names of the months, have COM
pletely disengaged themselves
from their sources.
For example, people who are
described as jovial are not con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27

nected with the Greek god, Jove,
although the adjective derives
from the name Jove.
A mercurial politician-one
who switches from one platform
to another-has no connection
with the winged messenger of
the gods. Yet the words. mer-
curial, mercury, mercurochrome
derive directly from Mercury,
the messenger of Jupiter, who
wore wings on his cap and shoes.
This is January. we say; which
it is. But do you realize that
every time we say the word
January" we pay tribute to the
pagan god, Janus (JAY-huss) +?
He was an ancient Roman deity
who guarded over gates and
doors-a two-faced god who
looked both forward and back.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Inc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Uncle Rays Corner
By Ramon Coffmon

Unless you live near an ocean
coast, or visit one from time to
time, it is hardly likely that you
have seen a gannet. This bird
seldom strays away from salt
water.
There are several other names
for gannetS. Some persons speak
of them as solon geese. The fact,
however. is that they are more
closely related to pelicans than
to geese.
If you wanted to find common
gannets of the Atlantic area
right now, the best places to
seek them would be along the
coast from North Carolina down
to Florida, or on the shores OF
the Gulf of Mexico. Not liking
cold weather very well. they seek
a warm climate for the winter.
The story Is different In spring.
Then the gannets ny northwafd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Fumous Fables
By {. E. Edoor

DIFFERENCE - A New
York restauranteur once in
vited drama critic Alexander
Woollcott to the opening of
his newest seafood place.
Woollcott promised to come.
but could not make it.
Two weeks passed before
he was able to keep the ap-
pointment. Then he ate the
meal in silence.
I'm sorry 1 couldn't come
two weeks ago." he said
when he had finished.
You are welcome when
ever you come" the owner
said warmly. What's the
difference"
The difference is" replied
Woollcott, that two weeks
ago this fish might have been
fresh"
SOLO-One night, when
he was conducting an opera,
British maestro Sir Thomas
Beecham was disguised with
the performance of the sing
ers. When they failed to
give their all to a passage.
he added his own voice to
the chorus.
Before long, he was sing
ing the entire opera. and not
maudibly. When it was over,
the tenor said to him some
what sarcaStically:
Where did you find a
voice, Sir Thomas?"
I'm the same place you
lost yours" replied Beecham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
By Romon Coftmon

ways faces inland while on the
nest, with tail toward the water.
Perhaps it wants to keep from
being tempted by the sight Of
fish in the sea.
Let a gannet catch sight of a
fish. and there is almost sure to
be a dive. When the bird goes
out looking for food. it sweeps
over the surface. 1t has keen
eyes and can spy fish many feet
down.
Ten illustrations by Frank c. Pape
appear in the picture leafiet. "Africa's
People and Customs" If you want
copy, send a self-addressed envelope
bearing 3-cent stamp to Uncle Ray
in care of The star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27

to make their nests. They pause
here and there along the Atlantic
coast. Some go as far as Green
land, and others reach small
islands near the British Isles.
Rock lodges are popular with
these birds. In each nest q single
egg Is laid. A gannet almost al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Eqyptiun Railroads

CAIRO.-Egypt. with an area
of about 383 900 square miles, is
served by some 1000 miles of
railroad line. The building of the
first Egyptian railroad was begun
by British engineers In 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Contract Bridge

Contract Bridge
\ By EosIey Blockwood
Watch a fine player operate
and you. will see that he plays his
bad hands with just as much
care and thought as his good
hands. Maybe more.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Masters)
At
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WEST EAST
(Mrs. Keen tMr. AbeD
1882 AAJ65
0J10954 78632
cA4 %
"a @J1083
SOUTH
(Mr. Dale)
AK94
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UKJ10652
asa
The bidding.
South West North East
1d'm'd Pass 3clubs Pass
2 d'm'ds Pass 3 clubs Pass
3NT Pass 5 d'm'ds All pass
1t is natural, I suppose, to be-
come apathetic and careless
after you pick up three or four
busts in succession. But the fine
player realizes that he cannot
hold a big hand every deal If
he did. nobody would play with
him. He realizes. too. that when
his opponents hold big edge in
high cards, they will usually bid
the hand to the hilt, going after
the bonuses for game and slam.
Therefore, there is a chance to
beat every contract, at least UNI
til declarer lays the hand down
and proves otherwise. If you
don't have the. potential setting
trick in your hand, maybe part
ner does have. 1t is your job to
Cooperate with partner and try
to$guide him in the right direc-
ton. Look how Mi. Abel over
looked a golden opportunity to
beat today's contract.
Mrs. Keen opened her single
ton deuce of clubs and dummy's
ace won. Mr.. Abel woodenly
played the trey. Now Mr.. Dale
led a diamond from the board
and played the king. Mrs. Keen
won with the ace and, as you see.
allshe had to do now was to lead
a spade to Mr.. Abel's ace. He
could return a club and she
would ruff for the setting trick.
But unfortunately Mrs. Keen
was not equipped with X-ray
eyes. She bad no way of know
ing which major suit Mr. Abel
held or for that matter, whether
he had had an ace at ALL After
long thought she came out with
q heart and Mr.. Dale Won, picked
up the last trump and got rid of
all of his spades on dummy'S
clubs, making Six-odd.
Mr.. Abel. should have done
some thinking at trick one. His
partners club lead was an OBJ
vious singleton If she had a
quick trump winner, she would
naturally want to know how she
could reach Mr.. Abel'S hand so
she could ruff a club return.
With these thoughts in mind,
Mr.. Abel should have played the
jack of clubs at trick one. an TN
necessarily high card. This suit
preference signal would tell Mrs.
Keen that if and when she got
in. she should return the higher
of the other two plain suits, in
this case. spades.
copyright. 1854. General Features
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Our Presidents

By HonoFe M. Cotudol
/. Before becoming PreSi-
dent six Presidents were Sec
rotary of State. Who were
they?
i 2. The Fourteen Points"
are associated with which
President?
8. Which President, before
taking office, wrote THE
Naval War of 1922?
ANSWERS on next page.)
Evening star., 1954-06-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 80 chiettain. .s.' Do luxe
clean. safety: tested written guar,
''Used.Car FAIR" Wisconsin sce. sye.
one opsn El1sfEss dsiS Il. g. o. nc Closed sanasS
PONTIAC 1850 2-dr,. streamliner "6";
and h., Hydra. sharp sreen fnish.
perfect tires. new covers, low mile
age .Sns tines; suSTsnSse.e; s!S S,Sss, SS,SSS, HILL TnId
Dealer. 1900 14th. st. NV. NO. q
8 pm. Sat. closed Sunday. customer
PONTIAC pdsfiIEi 1852 conyerrisle: a-tOne
GEL cond;; orig. owner; $3.50. RA.
PONTIAC 1851 convertible coupe: T..
81? s55 b. MskEH Sps 1Hpis PoArS alse shstR Gas nd
PoSNfTiiiAC . ri '5s tchieftain in de luxe s:Syl.
2-door sedan; dark green; HYDRA.
Z r,S snd 1; b.; one.ownsT oan car; g1nES gs1rfneEctS;
$500 also ss's $3.50 a5Snf i4sS & st. & NV. w.
pSAAriHae 81, H,es7S 1853 super Catalina; 1ao beau.
tiful 2-tone finish with. matching
leather interior; r. and h.; Hydra
MsiG ts new siFs: yssy }SS Tosafi HoY
MOTOR SALES. l7i7 n. I. ave, ne.
P0SSTiiAecS 1850 4-door; dark green
finish: r. and h.; very clean through
out; $795. HOYLE MOTOR SALES,
1717 r. !. ave. ne. DU. 7-S300
PONTIAC 1858 Chieftain IS" de luxe
sedan, loaded with eauipment; two
tone blue; same as new, 81 1875.
PENNY MOTORS. 1920 Rhode. Is
land ave. ne. LA. $4,000. Ill
PONTIAC '53 Chieftain de luxe "S'
MI mac h{fIa%ases thToashout GT sfea5 5ieafso fHoYTE
MOTOR SALES. 1717 3. !. ave.
ne DU. 7-S300. Ill
PONTIAC SO Chieftain de luxe s-cyl.
2-door sedan;. 2-tone blue; Hydra,
r and h incl. seat covers. GOOD
WILL guar 81 ,495. ARCADE pom
$500: also also $3.50 4si ii4tS f St. S"i NV. "a.
PONTIAC 1854 station wagon; 2
;sssy; g lss n.Efs sS5o ssSSrfzc sSS
PONTIAC 80 4-dr.; r. and h.; dark
f $7S5. HILL HILL q SANDERS. wash. s
oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 14th., st;
NV, NO. Till. Open. until g
pm. weekdays; 8 pm, Sat. Closed
Sunday. Customer parking. 10
PONTIAC 1854 Custom 4-door: fully
% neW.car guarantee. immaculate.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut.
WO 6-S4OO
PONTIAC 1854 conv; coupe; Hydra;.
power steering; $2:699; Never T, sSld; SHE
PONTIAC 42ai Connecticut. Wo,
6-S4O0 Il
Evening star., 1954-06-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

lROvER (Enslish huiltl .g3 4-dr.. %.
tool kif. Extremely .sconomicai one.
atsiGn u miss: = cost sses over ssSSS sS5S
cAIITiHaNSiEss;s TIMES BTSiicK. INC. Used qWsed csii si
Lot, 6115 Wisconsin ave. NV, WO.
se6SSic. ecSSSl; open & I'll 2; ..,v. ,... IL L.,
l.5O0 miles. ivory with green up
holstery. must sacrifice tn. settle
estate. $3.495 or will accept trade
Of '53 Cadillac. II. 7-542l. 10
sIUDEBA,KEE ,rHm ri ChssmPions; Garsncp oxns4 to
ioW.m,ileage SGSi % cars; fully s'si Guaranteed; !;
priced from 1906: down payment
and terms to suit your budget.
MCNEIL tStudebaker), 4o34 Wis.
sT1D6EBAkaR' iyS6 HAi s'lsS; 1854 Commander VS.
starlight coupe; radio, heater and
oo1TSHo WILLIAMS BUICK. Rhode
sFnSFnsKEs IslAFH sys e iSsA.iss9s nSsa q &c Away.
Martin ISR sds'tSo; MoToRs M 'ati SALE. studs-
baker dealer. 4904 Hampden lane,
on. 2-1700. Open ewes. till 9. zig
sIUDEBAKE,R .4s Champion u, club
MCNEIL (Studebaker). 4O34 wis.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 4-dr.;
and h.. cd. orig; black finish
new seat covers, perfect tires; 20
DERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
1900 14th st. NV, NO. 7-1111
Open until 8 pm. weekdays: 6 pm.
Sat. Closed Sunday. Customer Park
STUDEBAKERS-Complete selection.
All models and body styles. Prices
and terms to suit your. budget. For
MCNEIL tStudebsker9' 4O34 wis.
ave EN-. 3-72S6.
STUDEBAKER 1851 Champion con-
vert: T. end h.: overdr.: price SS45:
call JE. 2-5540, Ext. rs. after. 8.
STUDEBAKER 80 Commander club
sed.: owner: 81. 1876 mi: Climatizer
heater. overdr. WO, 6-92S7. Ill
Evening star., 1954-06-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKRR 81 Champion 2-dr.;
transportation: 30-day guarantee;
$995.. HILL a SANDERS. wash. &
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st.
NV. NO. 7-11l1. Open until o pm.
weekdays, 8 pm. Sat; closed Sum
day. Customer parking. 10
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion 2-door:
onsrds owe Careful saa oTner h. besneu STn ssnss
ANGLE MofoRs. 500 r.. I. ave. ave.
ne, DE. 2-6302.
STUDEBAKER 81 Commander; over
drive. heater and defroster: i'm
maculate 1cul condition i,s. Throughout; Ssg one
trade or bank financing. cAfTH-
NESS BUICK. INC. Used-Car Lot.
51lb Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. g.
65S1. Open It'll 8. la
WILLYS 1850 station wagon; blue;
heater; rood condition throughout;
3O.day guarantee; $500. HILL q
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer 1114 Vermont ave. n.w.,. AD.
4-4300. Open until 0 pm. weekdays,
8 pm. Sat-; closed Sundays. Gus
toner parking. 10
WILLYS 80 Jeepster. A. real service
able car, reasonably priced at $495.
NASH H-ARLIN0ToN CORP. 201S
N END MSfFs of k:S st. ssiSss SHsssn xa sSs5 5Ssss
Open ewes. til 8. Ill !
wIYs nsS 1923 .xsssn STATEN wsss .1 sSd 1Tn:
chanical condition. Very clean in
terror, 1-owner. S1,095. TREW
and Largest Dodee-Piymouth Dealer.
9th and Fla. ave. ne, Ii. 7-1732.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WMLYs 1868 station wagon; gray
1nish,. eond. like new: 11,500 mi.
Here is real work horse with 4
wheel drive and priced below retail
market. Save almost 5000, written
warranty. now S1.465. DiyVER MO-
TOh CO., Dodge-Plymouth Dealer.
rd.. To. 10000.
WnLYs 1852 2-dr. sedan: 2-tone
maroon; r; and h.; oyerdfive; late
written guarantee. HILL & SAN
DERS. wash s Oldest Ford Dealer.
1900 14th st. NV NO. 7-1111.
Open until pm. weekdays: 8 pm.
Sat; Closed Sunday. Customer
parking. 10
ZEPHYR '53 4-dr.; company ofacial
car: actual 10000 miles; heater
equipped: 6-cylinder oyerhead-valve
motor. You can't beat this for econ
omy, pleasure and comfort; $1,205s
4.month written guarantee. hill b
SANDERS, WaSh.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV, AID.
4-430O. Open until 8 pm. weekdays,
pm. sat-; closed Sunday. Gus
toner parking. 10
PLAYBOY 194S hardtop convertible;
up to 30 mi. gal. Of gas; good rum
ming: $500 or best oifer. UN. 4-0S9S
or ct 5S01 Baltimore blvd, Hyatts-
Vile. -13
Evening star., 1954-06-10
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

PLYM0UTM ~ 4sdr; sedan; Gocy
rGia1MSGra GahM 81 ai5Y4, 81 Concord s-door;.. :,
and h.. :.,. turn signals: green ad.cis1; mnishI
ANGLE SSSsi S5sEea MoToRs. ssoiisn'ss soio <. ave ave
ne, pE: 2-6302.
and heater; new top; Al condition;
sx sSS MoNRoFg Te5Ts ggs5snsee pRn asa Ssr Easf M4
West hwy. Silver Spring. Nd. Open
evenings till 8. JU. 5-7804.
PLYMOUTH 81 station wagon; heat
er.. 6-passenger, $995. Terms: guar.
antess Car No; 5S9-A. MONROE
-. s1r.'s s-4so4. Ms open evenings till D.
IPLYMOUTH ls4s 2-door sedan: q
real buy; one owner; $3.50. ,B5u.
P2YhmaoGrH Iih 1853 cranbrook; Bs 6esut
SEAT Cove; covers; 81, ,2ss. Ss Washinsson3 sSS%
Dealer. TREW MOTOR Co. 9th and
pEYMcSrR Ela 81 III Isl II cran5aook n5Ss 4-dr. Sc.
dan; original gray finish. like new;
buy for only Sl.i95. Washineton, /
3lSsst sss ars TSEM LaTSssI MS @ I'm sns
IPLYMoTTH 81 cranbrook; 5 tc
choose from. club coupes, 2 sedans
Selection of various colors. All we'll
equipped and best mechanical condi-
5son tSa and asst sns $ss5 ods Wash
Pyr11 Piy@outh fsss pealer 1n0 TREW as' MoToE MSFeS
CO., 9th and Fla. ave. n.e, Ii. z
PLYMOUTH 194e sedan; r. and h.
orig. paint; excel: cond. throughout;
loTT 6milease; S495; s5 down. ia
PIYsMsSo5UrH so ,4-door; r. and h;
NtoR:TTHEHsT MOTOR CO. 1FFordy
920 BladensburR I'd. ne. Ii. 7-s3o0
PLYMOUTH 1853 cranbrook 4-dr
sedan: private owner, must sell
caii jE, sessss after ESQ 5'TEH pm; MI
ss,I. R.. - ..ss fsr ne. ..s. aSss: ssSs9:
Al mechanically. Priced only S595
TAAJK1oMA TAX va FoRD! MOTOR CO;
Pontiac 81 ,s-cyl conv. ah coupe;
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NV. AID. 4-850O; also $3.50 14tf
st. NV. FA 3-9670. 10
PONTIAC So de luxe 4-door sedan
beautiful blue finish; / owner;
equipped with radio. heater: i'm
Must be seen to be appreciated
Priced to sell quickly. 1.195. KEN
YON-PECK (ChevroleO. 1910 Ft.
Myer DIR. Arl., Va. IA. 2-0001
Open till $50 pm. 10 :,
PONTIAC '53 Chieftain de luxe S-cyl
4-door sedan; 2-tone blue; equip.
@,na cond. hSarTi Carries ooop1w1LL 90 guar; guar:
$1.995. ARCADE PONTIAC 1437
Irving st. NV, AID. 4-S5O0; also
Evening star., 1954-06-10

New Yorker, Newport, radio,
heater, automatic transmits.
sion; q cleaning black fin
ish with . gray top. Beau
tiful, expensive interior;
80, 900 actual miles by one
careful owner. Cost new
over S5,OOO--see and real.
ixe the value Of one OF
Chryslers most luxurious
cars. Fully guaranteed.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
AuToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

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cisi. cEIs; s7s5. S ARCADE PONTIAC. r G. 1857
Irving st; NV. AID. 4:s500; also
3460 14th st. NV, RA. 3-9670.
PONTIAC 1e4s de luxe "s" 4-door:
iBSRENiT1WooD MOTORS. 431O 4.
I ave. ne, uN. 4-1009. Ill
PONTIAC 1947 station wagon; very
s,racise tss ny onsS %h dd%n ss5 ymon nss
Woop MoToRs. 4SiO h. !. ave.
OBS nes 9N 4s .ssssY'a .sss a-dr.: r. and h..
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R:ssII;i,s ss i f''s Kennedy s. a"' ~
PONTIAC so Super Catalina "s"::
Hsais; issther % int: dual al range Hydra.
r. and h.. fogs and other extras:
. loaded car in nEe.rew. l.owner oS,ns
Kirk MOTOR CO.. 1000 ca. ave.
PONTIAC 1853 "s" de luxe gray
convertible: rubber cushions. .direc-
tional sgnals. Hydra-Matic. heater
red-leather upholstery: owner driven.
low mileage. tip TOP condition' 10 11r
quick disposal. $2.O9b cash. DE-
roNTfHic STff2ic '52 chieftain "s" 4-dr;,
sedan: Just reduced: beautiful light
gray finish with harmonizing blue
seat covers. Interior Of this ear Is
immac. A 1-owner. 23; 600 mi. car
equipped with r.: and h; and dual
range Hydra. Cond. Of this car
would tempt any buyer. Was 81 .495.
DIVER MOTOR CO.. Dodge-Plym.
outh Dealer, 6312 Georgta ave. AT
Piney Branch rd.. TU. 10000.
PREFECT '4S 4-door sedan; heater;
good cond.. 5000. Wo. 6-1752 after
RSxMB[ER AM PR; '5s convertible; special
green leather upholstery, WeatntSlr. tl.
Eve. directional signals. al e tne
custom features. driven only o;uUu
miles. new car guarantee :. save
$3.50 on this car. $1.595: NASH-
ARLINGTON CORP. 2016 NO;
Moore st.. Rosslyn. Va, South enc
OF Key Bridge. ia. S-3OSO. open
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