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Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03

tN@ AOA bAAE AbQSSlaNs.
This was not an idle threat
Mendes-France knows better
than anyone else just how much
the Russians have prospered. IA
their diplomatic offensive against
the French since the beginning
of this year.
The French Communist nro-
gram, dictated by Moscow. was
widely published for al, to see
aIter the 18th national congress
OF the party a couple of months
ago. One of the three major
points Of the program was
achievement of a cease-fire IN
lndochina at the expense of
France. That came about at Ge-|
neva and l3 million people inI
Wet Nam went behind the Iron
Curtain.
Fear Of Rearmed Germany
Tae second goal was to balkl
edo. The French National As
sembly is about to decide that is
sue. Helped along by French
Iears OF a rearmed Germany and
reluctance to part with sover-l
eighty, Communist propaganda
has spread the word that "ifE
France says no, the rearmingi
OF Germany is impossible"
The third and most important
communist goal was the threat
about which Mendes France
spoke at Brussels. The first step
was to be the rebirth of theE
Front Francais - the popular
front-such as the Communists
pushed for Soviet ends before
World War Il, acting behind
.acade Of anti-Nazism. h
The new popular front in theiF
communist plan would lead +
eventually to participation off
ne party IN the French govern Ii
nent from which they have been b
EXCLUDED throughout the post
var years. Not immediately hut y
.radually, the Communists with +.
heir big bloc of votes in tbeIo
National Assembly hope to exert Q
dominating influence on such 3
government. Ia
Toward Red Rule 7
B. placating non-Communist l
ut "neutralist" elements. in 8
luding French business inter y y
sts, the Communists obviously !
ope that eventually there will . .
merge a government of demo- e
ratio unity" Those were the
.ords OF Red boss Maurice
horez and they mean, in Mos W
wv language, a Red-dominated "
tr
The effect Of such a develop @
ent on European unity, on the y
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03

IaHIIIlaTl Ine necessity Of racing
u IS now just as unanimously ac-
eepted as was war after Pearl
Harbor and the methods Of fac
ing It have been shaken down
70 where there is little wide
spread partisan divergence on
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03
Future Of France May Hang on EDO Decision a+ p.rs
Dates
Monday. Aug 20

- AUS 9W
American Legion conven-
ton, Washington.
Tuesday, Aug. 81
Mccarthy hearings sched-
uled to start.
Democratic runoff pri-
mary, Louisiana.
Thursday, Sept. 2
Anniversary (ninth), end
OF World War II.
Saturday, Sept. 4
National Aircraft Show.
Dayton, Ohio.
Sunday, Sept. S
Labor Sunday.
American Institute of BIZ
illogical Sciences, Gaines
vile, Fla.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03
UL AIIEIUl9


Some Demo-
Gratis will
d is a e e,
ssing
specific and
largely per-.
s o n all pc Il
peeves They.
Willcontend.
that Eisen-
hover Dulles
manag cement
IS not as good
as Truman
Aches0n man
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03
Next Red GooI i
"A Popular Front
By WILLIAM L. RYAN
associated Press Foreign NetCs l10lv.,

a IAIN Ior political disaster is slowly taking shan,
osC0e tne crises Of Western Europe and the free world
6oth President Eisenhower and Secretary of Stae
ules alLnough their words intended to hold 81,
lFS, u salvaglng the European Defense Conro1nt
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03

.ropean Defense Community
North Atlantic alliance and IN
the future Of the all-importanf
strategic American air bases IS
French North Africa could bs
catastrophe.
\ AS the Brussels conference !,
the EDO partners broke down
Moscow dovetailed its offensive
on the French and German
situations, both Of which had -
atmosphere Of crisis. Moscog,
had little to do in the develon.
ing situation but sit back and
wait for events.
a Big Four Farley?
Playing up to the West Ger.
man Social Democrats who on
pose sEDC, Moscow began heat
lng the drums once again foT
meeting Of the four nowars
occupying Germany. Kremlin
propaganda repeated over and
over that a solution Of German
problems would be Impossible e
any form of European armv
came about.
Soviet-ruled East Germany
was primed again to propose
tnat Chancellor Konrad Ade-
nauer's West Germany nsTo
representatives to all-German
talks with a view to settling
outstanding questions bloekin9
European security"
Such talks would be stiu an
9ther obstacle to integrated de-
.ense plans, but in the ewes ~
1urops's neutralists, whose num-
Der grows daily, Washinpfon
would be in a bad light If i
bids ostensibly aimed At
peace.
The Moscow Line
France v as being told by Mos
.ow that a pan-European 81
urlty agreement would guard
'rench sovereignty, keen her
independent" of the United
'tates and guarantee her peace
W relations with the Germans
lmultaneously, the Communist
oiltburo in Paris began an all-
ut arrive for unity Of actionp
I an who opposed or feared
siIioeht Eisenhower this
.eeh discounted gloomy pre-
lotions about Europe Win
fhich he said the press fbass
avs was dotted. Secretary
Jules said he still could hone
rance would follow q tradition
ldealism and approve EDO.
vt Dulles quickly added the
'pe was not an expectation. ana
resident Eisenhower did not
dieate Washington had vel
una an adequate solution 10
e dilemma Of france.
EDO in the form il which it
as conceived seemed headed
r the rocks, barring some SORT
Mences-France miracle Tire
iginal plan called for q single
lropean army Of troops from
ance, West Germany. Ttalv
le Netherlands, Belgium and
lxembourg, under a unified
mmand. West Germans would
We supplied 10 divisions buf
ase would not have been per
tied 70 become a menace to
sir neighbors.
The French Dilemma
France herself faced an awk-
I'D choice. Inside edo. She
uld have a measure of con-
] over the rearmed Germans
tside it she would have none
e French opponents Of EDC
med to think that blocking
treaty would end the threat
rearmed Germans on Frances
lrstep.
EDC was going under for
e, however, a substitute had
be found, perhaps in rearm-
the Germans within the
TO framework. This would
Wer sone problems Of Fu-
can defense, but It hardly
lld serve to keep France out
he arms Of the leftists.
nee again the United States
nd herself on the diplomatic
ensive in the cold war. Tf
aed, \ ashington was to make
agonizing reappraisalv of
ey ~ Europe, It would have
ONE Up with an answer that
q good one.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03
Domestic Issues
To Top Conpuign
BY ]. M. ROBERTS JR.
associated Press NelUs Analvsf

O tne rst time IN Is years looks as if an American
election campaign will be fought out along doreti
lneS rather than against al-pervading backdrop Of
Not taa ne crisis isn't there, as difficult and as deadly
as any the nation has ever faced But it has now beco
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03

agement. But in general the
Democrats in Congress have
agreed with the administration
on broad policy and that's all
there is to it. The Republicans
viii try to take credit for getting
out Of two wars and the Demo-
Gratis win reply that the terms
on which they got out weren't
very good, and both will be
right
Pointing with Pride
The Republicans win pick IN
Eisenhowers Denver lead in
pointing with pride to Suez.
Guatemala and Iran, but the
general relationship Of foreign
affairs to the campaign wordageI
win in all probability be about
the same as attained in the
Presidents first big campaign
speech. That was very little
Secretary Dulles added that hel
wasn't going to campaign, and
pumped for bipartisanship.
The Presidential approach toll
the campaign was revealed inI
the Denver speech to be an ap-
peal for a Congress composed
OF men who can pick up in the
Bath Congress where the 83rd
left of in rounding out the adj
minlstration legislative program.
Reduced taxes, expanded So
elat security, a successful tran
sition from war to peace without
e major economic upset. specific
anti-Communist control meas
ures, spending reductions and
government on a more business
Ike basis viii head the list Of
Republican pointing with pride.
The COP Record
Ioryism promises to be the
chief cry Of the Democrats in
various forms. Probably the real 9
underlying issue Of the whole /
campaign win be the clear Re {
publican tendency to retreat
from the advanced positions Off
the New Deal and Fair Deal on1C G
government controls and parti- Ijl
cipation IN business. hi
Former President Truman and t
.ormer presidential candidateI
Stevenson have been campaign u
ng for weeks. The Eisenhower al
speech Monday represented thelir
.eai start for the Republicans Up
from q national standpoint. the Ia
'anner VIII be carried from now A
y by Vice President Nixon. A
With the President planning tom
.et N some good jabs now and bl
aen. Mccarthy and Mccarthy b
sIn are expected to make less bl
.oise than usual.
The Democrats are hoping It,
hat Republican party troubles
na greater familiarity with
eisenhower has taken some al
le bloom from his 1852 popu-
.llty-at least enough so that
is endorsement viii mean less
, individual candidates. and So
we the off-year tradition 81
or-the-outs a chance 10
The Democrats don't need
uen 70 control either house
ne thing they believe is thai
.ere IS enough unhappiness
'er the flexible farm support
'ogram ID strictly rural and
close areas to pet
EN- several seats.
Change in atmosphere
There is a very noticeable
ange Of atmosphere now
compared with the rel
.Vely few weeks ago when g
e Mccarthy row was Al ~
ignt and before the Conqres-
mai stretch-run during which
much Of the administration
'sfam was enacted. RepubF-
ls were gloomy then. Demo-
IS thought they had the 84th
ngfess in the bag.
me Republicans are still IN
aetning Of a psychological
in that they cannot afford
gamble because they cannot
lla g lose anything, whilei
Aemoerats have everything
gam and nothing to lose. But
s now clear that the draw
ng 81 the Democratic bag has
yet been knotted.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03

~ 80 - q -
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03

Lost week as his .wOtered-dOwn EDO proposal wos
rejected at Brussels. the Premier said FrGDcs ri,
nave crisis which would result in lefiwino gov.
e. sFnmsnt similar TO the POpuIur Front before World
"9F u. This would be a victory for the Russians
which would cost them NOTHING.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 81 convert; an extra-clean
T; and h; new black top. excel. Wv.
TRiAN6LE aoT T5ssen sou ad''i r.
ave. ne. DE. 2-6302.
FORD '51 Custom IS" Fordor; Ford
black finish: . top-quality car: spe-
cial today 5000. Written guarantee.
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 301O r. ].
FORD: So crestiine Victoria: a beaut.
top, r. h.. turn signals; tip:top
| Written guarantee. TRIANGLE MO-
TORS, 3010 r. /. ave. me-, DE. q
FORD 1851 Tudor equip: orig. blue
H Hnli HE BUICK 5f ne 1870 f r.
ave. Hyattsville. Nd. AP. 10000.
FORD SO vs. Fordor; :. and h..
ssY i5S5 H PSa1Efs1 iSne s fUFssRR
1920 r, I. ave. Hyattsville. Nd, AP.
FORD '53 Customline club coupe:
orig. light green finish: radio. heater.
matching seat covers; owner; low
mileage; the next thing to a brand
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Ssss Ga 'f ave. n. AANT IA sFs4fs,
CLOSED Sundays)
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a frb ., Eresn finis a,n Cd and oh h
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INC ss0l wis. ave- OF. s Gi
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1e5-A. Monroe e FoR siS' 1as7 East ST..
West hwy. Sill. Spg.. Md. Open
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Open evenings till 3.
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oR6 SS7S ias7 No E.s ass7A h MoNR ST
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E.; Fordom nat Beautiful S;tons
esh s sg3' E ES SgeA MOI M9NR 81
sPs:; Nh Nd ~ 5-7so4. Open eve
FORD '53 Victoria hard-top convert:
Fordomatic.. r. h.. black and cream
tremely sharp: like brand-new in
price. $3.O95. HANDLEY-FoRD,
6323 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-s4l6.
tCloSed Sundays
henry oS or lssl sd syI5narr and I'd oho
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HTLLMANs- Sc sed., 81 cow. 80
i iSh and e DW 1Ac our p 5Snd LIP 11
HUDSON so Pacemaker 6 4-dr.; :.
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4 real value: ssS6; HoYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1717 R. 1. ave. ne, .Du.
HUDSON so pac.msker 4-door:i low
milessssa; pvt. OTnef; $3.50. Phone
HTDs SONIA 40: Army ot,cer ieavinr
s sSIn,ry wishes st TO sen 40 Hudson
Condition: 1915. EN-. 1873. ny IS
HUDSON 80 2-dr. black Pacemaker;
tee: S5a5. ALEXANDRIA NASH.
1905 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex. Va,
XII $3.50. Open till 8 pm. closed
HUDSON 1854 Hornet dual-ranse
Hydra-Matic. TWINK power. .
speaker radio. heater. premium tube
less white walls power steering,
S T0Ter t brakes; 300 miles miles Roman
car condition. Will take loss $500 to
5000. No dealers. please. ia, e
4H43 after $50 pm. IL
JAGUAR "a modified convert; wire
wheels, mohair top. Wind-up win
dows. chauffeur maintained. less
than 5000 miles: $3.I95. FOREIGN
CARS LIMITED. 2O12 Duke St,
Alex. Va. XII. S-6446.
JAGUARS-'52 hardtop and roadster
and VII sedan; showroom appear
ance. Very low mileage. JACK PRY.
14th and p. I'm our 33nd year"
KAISER 1949 Traveller; $4,000 miles;
good running cond.: $500. EN-
3-4O5S. ia
LINCOLN 1850 4-dr.: Hydra, T. and
h.. premium Wv. tires, orig. nm
ish. runs and looks like new: $685..
EVANSVILLE BUICK, 1920 r. I.
ave. HyattsVille. Nd APP. $4,000
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AUTOMOBILES For Sale

heater; up to s. miles ssda per r sssa:
clean: S4a5; 30-day guarantee.
HILL g. SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
E EG5d losa6T' lila Vermont ave. NV,
AUSTIN 80 4-dr.; sliding top: radio
3o miles per gal; S495. HILL a.
A6' 4..4s1oinll 4 Vermont ave- NV,
country. wishes to sell 40 Austin =
Or, IN good condition. S335. .Call
AusriN 1852 4-door: $685. aii i'm
HOOD Pontiac. 1 4.a1 c s5nGe nsT:
AUSTINS--4ss to Sis: several to
choose from. starting at s195.
MANHATTAN AUTO KAISER willys),
INC. FACTORY Sales and Service for
dealer for Austin Heaiev sports car,
Austin of England. Morris and M. G.:
49, h sides OF IN and R SITS. NV.
NO. 5:e700, Established 1914. ga
A.. TINS. 40, As. 40. SO and Isl;
na TO q. sb0o Sss.r from s SIs5 ppo Hi
MGs, from $3.50. Remember. JACK
JACK PRY. LTD, i4th and p sts
suck II s{ NgF s saea y gar low mile.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1ssi Connect.
cut. WO. 6-S400.
BUICK AZ Super convertible: Dyna-
nov; ! owner; price $3.50. OIL. .
BUICK 1864 Roadmaster 4-dr.: power
trade. ia. 1888. wie
BUICK so super Riviera coupe: r.
and h., dynahow. beautiful 2-tone
finish; exceptionally clean inside and
s SALES, s I5 ;GaS R. Eo va aoT S
BUICK 1a47 cow; needs body and
fender work; Low price. best OFFER.
BUICK "a SO s-o Special cdr. sedan:
low mileage: 81 .3a5. 4.month writ.
ten guarantee. HILL & SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. TIA
, Vermont aye: NV. AID. $4,000.
:. and h., dynafiow. beautiful stone
finish with Wv tires; interior iust
this one 81 ,795. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1717 R. I. ave. ne. DU.
BUICK 1853 Roadmaster Riviera A.
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owner: immac.; must sacr.. only
S2,295, terms. OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK, Rhode Island ave. at Goth
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Buick K 1851 Special Cdr; low i mi. !:
o onf sT Tia5 i ,eqs oHo Wfd
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BUICK S'n 81 q, n Super Riviera coupe u
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than. so miles. Bank financing. Save
P fpSSEsas Mo 4 aslii 1870 It r. sSs
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and h.. Dyna., tinted glass. Wv.
tires. power steering; :-tone; Ike
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BUICK so Spec. de luxe 4-dr.;
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Wv. tires; S6e5. HYATTSVILLE
BUICK. 1920 r. l. ave, Hyattsville,
BUICK 1852 Riviera; r. and h.,
Dyna.. power steering. Wv: tires.
VILE BUICK. 1920 R. /. ave.
Hyattsville. Md: AP.. 10000.
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h.. Dyna;. Wv tires power steer.
ing. E-z-Eye .o Glass; r,2 to Sh99s e
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Md AP. 10000.
CADILLAC '53 conv.: light blue.
Hydra. over 81 900 extras, less than
5000 miles. 934 Wayne ave-. Silver
0nrinp III R-4ESA ~
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


OLDs 81 aos" Holiday 4-door: Z.
and p. hydrsmatie: beautiful 2
:sas aSan v sae.ptons STes Clean pl.ise
si.2e5. HcY Hoy; MOTOR Di SALES.
17l7 r. / ave. Me- Du. $4,000.
PACKARD 1e49 super 4-dr.; r. and
SOS terms aSoa '0 oTAo sa'T w1 nCE ans
BUICK, Rhode Island ave. at goth
rSsciksziis;p ,s4s Id; 4 FL ,mmssg ls
scwnsr: S449: FLOOD PONTIAC.
PAsCHK i iS"n '4S sedan; gray finish.
Has I. and h.. seat covers and turn
Nd. JU. b-7S04. Open evening;
PiI,YiiMEouTH AZ 4-dr. Special de luxe;
1898. HANDLEY-FORD. 6S23 Ga.
ave. NV. ia. 9-8416. CLOSED SUM-
PI IS1Maiou 40 special de luxe A.
a 1sSEo 1S5 ssen sht oias nsa
covers; excel. cond. throughout: low
Inileage: good tires: as low as Sis
down: fun price. Sb95. HANDLEY
FOED. 1923 Ga. ave. NV. IA.
9sS419, 1Closed sundays)
800 %e. pe2 conan sSlex heavy
duty. heater. 2 tires incl. new snow
owner; $i.Ss5. 81. s-s44s -is
PLYMOUTH, '46, special deluxe. g
door. Z. and h.. light blue finish.
good cheap transportation; $195;
AoYLE MOTOR os SALES 1717 r; I.
PLYMOUTH 1852 4-dr. sedan: black;
heater, deiroster; hardly ever used
$1;g75; KE; 7-O077 ewes, -.
p IsTiM SttsF 'V 80 sow Convertible GOOD
PLYMOUTH 1852 cranbrook cow:
+. and h.; very low mi; l owner:
serms o 5ffHosn %iEI1S 4Rlg suI tx
p ERSae Ffasd AND II IS SRD s. s3dS
each; 81 Plymouths and chevro-
lets. $3.50 each; used cabs: TAM
1 nop CO az. &C. So475 s5al kal0ram1 i7 I'd.
PLYMoGTH 1888 de de luxe 4-dr.; runs
and drives very good; sell for bal.
OHIO WILLIAMS = BUICK. Rhode
Island ave: at goth st. ne. -16
PLYMOUTH 80 conv.; r. and h.,
PENNy MOTORS. 1920 X. I. ave.
PLYMOUTH AT Spec. de luxe Sc
dan; radio. heater. seat covers; i'm
mac, l-owner; only 1899. WHEEL
3.47O6). 1900 Wisconsin ave.
PLYMOUTH so Oranbrook club
coupe; heater. turn signals. seat
1 sSE II % WHEEL Fpefias c
chrysler-Piymouth tEM. 3-470SJ,
$500 wisconsin ave.
PLYMOUTH 81 Cambridge ,4-dr.;
heater. seat covers; turn signals,
Wv. tires; very clean. low mile
age. ] owner. Sale price. $S45.
o %HEE 1M' s 1EG 4s0o WIseon
PiI.YYMoo Eei so 4-dr, cranbrook Sc
dan. Has r. and h.; immaculate
MONROE FoRD. 1887 East-West
hwy, S. s., Md. JU. 5-7s04. Open
evenings till ..
81 .045. No. 279-A. MONROE FORD,
1897 East-West hwy, s. s.. Nd.
JU. 5-1S04. Open evenings till 8.
PONTIAC 1898 station wagon: 81. 49y;
left over never sold: new warranty,
auto shift power steering; two to
choose from. FLOOD PONTIAC.
422l Connecticut WO 6-S40O,
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AUTOMOBILES foR sALR

PONTIAC 1854 6-cyL 2-dr.: S1,74sg
uiste. FLooD Pontiac. z22 'Hc con.g
rS Sssi1iSS 1852 Catalina; .ll-l..th.f|
tOns, GOO miles Ii; aS sf.sss. We.
P so5AsH1So 1850 4-door de- 01 issx.
s fS po sSYlp s "a; %mssgg|st:
PONTIAC 1858 de luxe station
warranty; full EQUIP; radio, heater,
dir. signal: 8 cyls.; two seats; So,
800; FLOOD PONTIAC. 422i Cons,
Pontiac 6Ssi'fse $50. two-dr. chieft.,n al
l owner; $1,195. THACKER MOI
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l2th and r. !. ave. me-, LA. 6-6530.z
PONTIAC, 1919, 2-door. streamiinefs
"8'; r. and h., extra slick; S69S.
Private OWNER, JE. 4-5706. -16 <
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perfect cond. $50. IA risui s-os is:
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os Ey $sssrSSS eRS $50 s G mo anni
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PONTIAC 1850 s-cylinder convertible:
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cond. A real buy at 81 1876, CASH
and Foreign Cars 9TH and , SITS NV.
81 club coupe: r. andc
h. automatic transmission; FAST
starting VS. engine: "a new-cafE
ranty: S7a5. NORTHEAST MOTOR
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s srgII skdI 20 Ghs%pi On, 2 2a,
CENTER: 5s5 n. Glebe I'd. Arl:
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T. and G; $595. AMERICAN SERv-
iGE J GEE TrEf74 So S2 E y Slsbe rd
sfHDEEBBAkER ii IA comm rsTtd 4.
dSoEy; Sl@! AMERICAN SERVICE
sT Fl ia17ti IA Is, 7-7 satss2Ii,sbt club
T. and h., beaut blue fin. CUSTOM
tailored seat covers: very sharp:,
f aaNpf f4s seEn fq sBg ris e.. s7ss:
s nm "a AIS 2,s41s, tclosed sundays
e csErE f4e1 SIS AMN asbs F sdERv HSi
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sTUDEBAKER 4s Champion 2-dr.:
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TER; 5s5 ~: Glebe I'd, Arl.. ia.
.49 Champion 4:dr:
sedan: S495. AMERICAN SERVICE.
CENTER; 5S5 N. Glebe I'd. Arl.,
81 Jeep station wagon: like
new throughout; heater. overdrive;
by OWNER: S775. Ii. 3-O63l. -18
1853 Aero Ace 2-dr.; cd,
II: S1'195. MR.. SMITH. ia.
CARS WANTED
$685. Wis. ave. NV. wO. 6-a7ss.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET HEY 1913 orb A; S2qr stake take
T Tias 5 aHEK r. diebs ss "a. ar a.
sTUDEBAKER l949 h-ton pickup:
1896. AMERICAN SERVICE CEN
TER. SIS N. Glebe I'd. Arl., IA.
194S panel; new
paint, heater. good transportation,;
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1114 Vermont
ave. NV. AID. 4-430O.
CHEVROLET 40 h-ton panel; dark
blue; ready to go: 30-day guaran-
tee: $495. HILL a. SANDERS,
Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-4300.
INTL. SO R195 81 trac.; .53 32-ft.
Dorsey furn. van; peri. cond.
$4,000. JU. 10000 or EV. 4-212s
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BoAIS

WANTED-26.36-ft. Deadrtse, With
cabin. hull sound. balance repair
able; under $500. LU. 4-0SS5. Box
145-H. Star. lis
MOTOR. Wizard 8; used
very little; SS5. JU. S-2296. -22
CHRIs-CRAFT. "a IT.. hard top Com
mander, 1851, looks new. twin 49,
h.p. engines. ship-to- shore phone.
portable Ash box fully found in
Guiding chairs; rod holders and
many. extras. Used very little and
guarantee everything to be in per-
feet condition; S13,750: Act quick.
worth much mere: MORTON 3
timore 1. Md. Vernon 7-127O. 20
ROAMER. soft. cabin cruiser. bought
August. 1852: MAXIMUM speed q
shower. . heads. stainless steel gall
ley. dinette. shiD-to- shore. gas
snifIer. auto. pilot. many extras
incl. furn.; refinished inside and
out last Nov; cost over So 900. will
sell $4,000. JE. 4-2105. DU.
1880. -21
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE TRUCK 1851 troute yan) !;
CREVR0LET 40 c. 8. e. tractor; 20
+ a., srsler i,s god .t GS1d pt 1879
1921 Old Fort I'd. Sc. 10. 7-73l3.
DODGE 1947; completely eauipped
NEDY SERVICE STATION. 54eO
N. H. ave. NV. RIA. 6-1233. IL
DODGE 1852 1-ton truck; stake
body; 10000 actual miles. VIII
after $40 evenings. 6405 Knoll
brook dr.. Hyattsyille, Md. JU.
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CHEVROLET 1949 A-ton panel; re-
built motor. recond. throughout;
looks like new; $685.. cash or terms.
with or without down payment.
Drive 1t and YOU will buy 1t. DE.
2-1076.
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sTUDEBAKER 1919 1h-ton dump:
beautiful cond.. ready to make. you
9 living; p: c; insp. guaranteed;
out down payment. Drive It and
you will buy 1t. HERSON'S, 9Th
and o SITS. NV. DE. 2-1076,
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'4s step-in A-ton; re-
cond. throughout; good. cheap
transp.; S345, cash or terms, with
or without down payment. Drive
it and you will buy 1t. HERSONS.
9Th and o SITS. NV. DE. 2-1076.
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CORP. MA. SASS. q
18th and P SITS. NV
Open lot; 24-hr. privilese; SIS mo.
14th AND COL. RID. N.w.-Double
garage avail now; S25 mo-; single.
$3.50.
& LUCHS CO.
1905 H st NV. MA. S-2345