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Evening star., 1955-11-06
Texas ThWaris
Baylor Rally
To Win, l1.1O

AUSTIN, Tex. Nov. 5 R.-
The Texas Longhorns withstood
q furious finish by the Baylor
Bears today to gain q 2l-20 VIC
tory as Baylor's final conversion
attempt sailed wide to the right.
Failure to kick the extra point
came with 2 minutes, so seconds
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Bags 81
As Boston Wins
Opener, 1887

BOSTON. Nov. 5 R.--Bob
Cousy and Togo Palazzi sparked
Boston's 98-8T victory over Phil
adelphia tonight, which included
q 34-point third period for the
Celtics In the National Basket-
bali Association opener for both
teams. COiisy scored 81 points
and Palazzi 10.
Playing before their largest
opening crowd OF 1884 at Boston
Garden, the Celtics were behind
BY IL points five minutes into the
third period but finished the
quarter by outscoring the War
riors. 1920. TO pull In front.
Cousy picked up where he left
OF last spring, finding the range
on eight Of 10 field goal att
tempts sinking Is or is free
throw chances and getting 10
assists.
SYRACUSE, N. X, Nov. 5 (R1.
Syracuse continued its famed
home court whammy over the
Fort Wayne Pistons here to-
night. Jim Tucker hit on a des-
peratioi push shot with only
two seconds left Of an overtime
thriller, the Mats grabbing o liz
lis victory before 3.789 unbe-
lieying fans.
The Pistons, the Mats victims
In the title ployaoffs last spring
forced at l04 tie with ~ seconds
left. and they seemed q cinch to
ruin the Syracuse spell when
they ran up a 1i3rl08 lead with
2:04 left.
ROCHESTER,. N. ", Nov. )
(R.The New York Knicker-
bockers spoiled the home open
ing for the Rochester Royals and
6,123 fans IN their new 81 million
war memorial tonight by nippine
the Royals in overtime l00-9G
In their National Basketball AS
sociation inaugural.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Wins, 60

MIDDLEBURY. Vt, Nov. S (lP,.
Dick White plunged two yards
for the only touchdown today
Ito give the University Of Ver-
mont q 6-O.yictpry over Middle
bury and the Vermont state foot
ball championship.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

/ with less than 2 minutes re-
manning In the Anal period,
Walker converted.
It was Rice's fourth straight
defeat. three of them In confer
|ence play. Arkansas. the de-
Tending champion, boosted It's
conference mark to two victories,
two defeats and a tie.
|AAEIssn.a. AL. -. 8 g 3 5-lsS
Arkansas scorins Touchdown. Car
Pssa,sr dsyI1sEn 81 plume, Eisla goal; Walker
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Thompson SporkIes
AS NutionoI Aggies
Il op pGclIoudet, 700

DOYLESTOWN, Pa, Nov. S
R-Quarterback Skippy
Thompson, helped hurl, buck and
kick the National Aggies to 8
400 victory over Gallaudet to-
day.
The Aggies scoring their fourth
win against three losses made
their first touchdown in the
opening quarter when Sidney
Blair smashed through center for
|16 yards.
The Aggies got their second
tally on q 90-yard drive in the
third quarter. Thompson pitched
out to Jack Holtzapfel who raced
around right end for "a yards.
The Aggies scored once again
In the final quarter after q "a
yard drive climaxed BY Thomp-
son who smashed -four yards for
the third touchdown.
National Assies -------g 9 Z 3-22
National Aeetes scoring-- --reuehdoNne:
Thompsen q, run). conyersions: Thcmps
son q.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
AUBURN
Continued from Page CT

W.Asa4essGN AkWhAh $50 G~A
next came on Davis one-yard
plunge. Stanton hit Bennett
with q 14-yard scoring pass and
Jim Harness drove in from the
one to complete the scoring.
Elliott, who raced about 20
yards to score after taking Tubb's
throw. also blocked a conversion
attempt by Stanton after States
second touchdown. Had it been
good. State would have had q tie.
state tried q field goal from
the 4 in the dying minutes Of
the first half. but the kick by
William Earl Morgan was low.
Had it been good. State would
have won the game.
That's Just how close II was.
!, states unexpectedly strong
passing game. which netted 1872
yards, enabled the Maroons to
outgain Auburn $50 yards to 312
the first time that's happened
this season. State completed the
first six passes 1t threw-four by
Stanton and one each by Nor
gan and Davis--for 1T yards
Auburn almost got q touch
down In the final minute Of the
first half when Jim Walsh
worked the draw play for 34
yards to States 8. But States
line drove Auburn back to the "a
in two plays as time ran out.
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Mississippi state. scoring Touchdown
Bennett 2 (3l, pass from Davis: HI pass
from 6tant0n1: Davis III, plnngel: Har-
mess q. pluneel. Conversions: Harness p.
Auburn Touchdowns. Tiibbs III,
eweepJ James l7Bs runback intercepted
Childress pluugel. Conversions:
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Recovered Fulnble

own lett emo Tor nus second
touchdown. Halfback Bobby Jo-
seph missed the conversion.
Recovered Fumble
The Anal Boiling touchdown
was set up when Freddy James.
who turned in a fine running
exhibition, recovered a tumble
on Shawis 17--a miscue COM
mitted by Dave Raiford who was
attempting to run back q punt.
Not satisfied with this feat. james
bulled his way to Shaw,s 4 on
two plays. and Quarterback Ber-
ME Faloney. ex-Marylander, went
over from that point to wind up
the scoring.
Boiling next's opponent will be
Camp Lejeune next Saturday at
Leieune, followed by games
against Little Greek and Fort
Belvoir, plus q postponed game
against Fort sin which tentiyely
Is set for December 10 At Fort
sin.
SHAW
Left end sharn. Turner.
Left tackle Tucker Teahn.
Left aun1n Burrows. C0hle
CEnteK- Baldwin, Thomas
Rtght guard Bennett, Pruss
Right taekle vaFroek. MieliilIy.
cuartef1ack--- sareer craTntlnr
Left halibark Rohinsons Ldshtford.
Rigilt halfhark {.fuse uilhan. cover.
Fatlbaek ilsons Hueue,
BOILING
Leo end-warliek. surdan. jordan.
Isi. taekieTroha. cheif pipIppa
LsiI guard Mayraidss. Eiois, Hariin..
center--Martine. Knop, Mays.
Risnt guard Franks, Barry. Moffett.
Risht taekieNirkla. Prether.
Right end Alderton, Popoyieh, Pat
!. eu...sE sEbaek o'connsn. Faionss. Ko-
Lstt haifback PerH. Meoinisy. ma
III sRdisht haifbssk Raynolds. BENJAMIN,
II FaiIsasE Lsttnsr. James, Rhinshart,
Hill. Mitchell
shaw o O O o. q
Boiling 8 0 20 0---26
Boiling scoring -Touchdowns McGin-
leg d I'll, run: 26. rum. James ii.
pllangeG FaI0ney "a, piungnt. Con-
versions: MRyrAides z
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Boiling seoring Touchdowns: Mcoin.
les I'll, run: 26. rum, James II
pllangel: FaI0ney IA, piungei. Con,
eeFgfaTlss Mnyraff1Pa
Evening star., 1955-11-06
STATISTICS

own left end for his second
touchdown. Halfback Bobby Jo-
seph missed the conversion.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

NatlcnN Aegies ecofing-Tegsn
Thompsan q. rin). convsrsions: Theuips
Evening star., 1955-11-06

California scoring -Teuchdovns WiI
son fb run; 4, runl. Carinichaei ik
run. pass from HpHmaaf. C0nFerslons
Ropptn tplaeekickl
Evening star., 1955-09-28

why this sale !? WI. d. ..,.., ,.r.r ),
great approached
naser February In excess of
tempted his hnnsaing dar
ing granting price concessions
look ge1
Evening star., 1955-09-28
go
81 q month bugs It!
Here's Proof Of the, VaIaie!

Here's Proof Of the VaIsie!
At this very moment you could want this or any Of
hundreds of other top stores throuhout America and
purchase identical SUITS identicaly tailored by the same
maker for not less than $65 Even at their regular price
these suits are considered a stand-out yaluel
Evening star., 1955-09-28
Costly Imported Fabrics!

OOSttY HmpOFtSW Il EUUTtCSs
Great Britain imports the precious yarns from Australia
long staple high luster variey-then looms them in old
English mills where patience and centuriesod tradition
have produced some OF the worlds finest woolens.
Evening star., 1955-09-28

Mems Clothing-Second Floor, washington; Street
Floor; Stlper Spring, PARKington
Evening star., 1955-02-15
|AWord to the Wise By Mr., f,e.1 Cobb,

A reader wants to know if
"hu" is an accepted term for
influenza.
The later dictionaries list
"fiu" as a colloquialism for the
infectious disorder. Incidentally.
the epidemic disease was So
named because it was formerly
attributed by astrologers. to the
influence of heavenly bodies.
The word "f1u" received wide
spread consideration during the
epidemics of the World War 7
period, but it is not an Ameri-
canism. 1t was called "flu" in
Britain long before that time.
For formal writing, Influenza"
is the better choice. In other
cases, "f1u" sounds all right to
this department.
Question: What is the mean
ing of ito Fletcherize?"-D. S.
Answer: From Horace
Fletcher, who advocated chewing
food for somewhat fanatical
length of time. He had a wide
following at the turn of the CEN
tury. F. H. Garrison remarked
Evening star., 1955-02-15
His YOUTH

Washingtons father when George years A
few later his brother
at Mount Vernon farm the
present city Of Washington.
George had little formal schooling learned to read
and write to do arithmetic and to have the expected
of Virginia gentleman.
He good with figures and learned to and make
In country only partly settled much
needed rich neighbor hired him to lot of land So
for three George travelled through cooking
campfire following Indian trails sleeping under the stars
When he TO- his brother Lawrence died and George
became farmer tobacco and of Mount Vernon
This picture shows Washington using surveying insru-
ment Color it and add itto picture story of his life.
Newsfeatures)
Tomorrow: WASHINGTON Crosses the
Evening star., 1955-02-15

in a history of medicine that he
really cultivated constipation
and suffered from chronic tox-
emia and decayed teeth"
Question: Is it dramatically
correct to say aren't Fps. S.
Answer: No. Keep in mind
that aren't" is "a contraction of
"are not" Then note this sem
tence: I'm tall, are not ~"
Instead say, I'm tall. am l not?"
Question: Please clarity.
Which is right: HE fell (in-
into) the lake?"-A. T.
Answer: The word in should
not be used to designate location.
Say: He fell into the lake.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1955-02-15

Tomorrow: Washington Crosses the Delaware.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19

DAeH rambisrs 1851 ana 1852 con.
yerti1lees t1lls equipped; good top
tires excelIent excellent mech
eona: pEtcee y gelIl " $4,000
FAIRFAX NASH SALES
Located on Seminary rd.. ct Bailsyl
cEoss Roads Open ewes. TN .; SAT
TIL s.
NASH 1883 Rambler dreenhriaf "a.
ttnn WnGous cherry red over ouyl
black. Weathef-Eye air-noW heater
custom iah-butfon radio. hydra.
matte, uhirlayey drive. . euperi
economical Utility mortar car: cniy
$1.l17. BARRY-pATEl cHKVRoLET
l100 18th s.. n.E:. BE. 7-7s7S
Nasa ISL s slSssa Sa1 saD.r sedan
r.. a. hydramatic drive, clean. "a
eccnouy car; finest eond.: $685.
cash % s. down, S32 per mo
WOLFE MQTQRs, 1891 wis. ave
NASH 1855 Rambler cross coinStr,
4-Ar station wason; like-faetorl
q pMs1a M seiseaF oy slsls Snd EsT
tires; sa,oos. Cali cart no.
TORS 5z0l Wis. ave, Beth. Nd.
NAsH 1881 WAGON; Z. and b.; vera
76Q3 WIS. ave. Beth, OIL. z-7323.
oLDeMoBILE ~ .oe" dc luxe =
ar: hydrametie. 3 and b.. power
Steering and power brakes, also
power seat tinted glass. Wv. tires,
SAFETY padded dash, custom nylon
covers; 1 owner. Sold and servfeed
~ S " r,i slnce nsE. aAn opport: e
ticaliy. " Of the efig. selling price
et only t2.eD5: safety tested fol
your protection. 50-dsy written
PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS. AND H.LICoTT 1T. NV.
|kE. 7-13Oe 90 Closed Sunday
30
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AUToMoBlLEs ron SALE

LINCOLN 1870 cosmo. 4-dr.: black
essh 81 IS down: Ssab. BELL 10
TORS 500 Wis. ave. NV. Wo
6-8DO0. 30
LINCOLN 1913 Continental hardtopl
glossy black finikh. chrome stkt
new. new prem. Wv. tires looks
and performs like new. $3.50
HOyLE MOTOR SALES. TIT ID !
ave-. ne. pU. 7.03Q0. I'll
LINCOLN 1919 C0smppolitAr A-dr.,
! has new ciistoni-mAde seat covers
hydxpnanfle trauss 3. aud a.. 2.tQnl
paint. Priced for quick sale. 1851
AnacoStia Motor Co.
I7De Good Hope I'd. 81.
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DQD4E 1850 sedan: lie nsyi 40
s go we Mon n. or1- is'h
DODGE 1851
2.drs heater deffnsters, seat covers.
No. 773. Price, S596
Kenyon-P Peck Chevrolet
29se o wilson Blvd. 4riinstsn; Va "a,
DODGE '52 coronet 4-doof: gyfo-
matte. = and h.; St9bs
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th 81. 81. spE.. 10. 5.6ise
FORD $50 Clstom ..ss' Tudor: Z. and
h. S3e6. No. SeS-H. 30-day guar
antee; trade and terms. MONROE
FORD. 800 Wis. ave. NV. Wo,
$4,000. Open III q pm
FORD 80 Tudor; Z. and h., Fordo-
matte. nice clean car: S80b fun
price. WILLIAMS. 20th and r, !.
ave. ne.
FORD 80 customiine VS. sedan: r.
si.oe5 wiLIiAsis. sotS and r. i.
FORD SO Customline VS. Tudor
Hawthorne green finish. with con-
trssting seat covers. . and r..
accessories: one owner; low MT. !;
looks Ike new; only 81 ,096.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa. Ave. e.K, III. 2-gs27
J.. ts ii III
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AUToMoBILEs ron SAT-

lMERCURy 1915 coupe; eood cond.
eI76 Phone MA. 1904. .-le
MERCURY 81 3.geAt station wagon:
body and interior perfect; cash oi
sos down; $685.. BELL MOTORS.
SOTO Wis. ave. NV. NO, $4,000.
MERCURY IS Monteiair nj. epe.
power EQUIP: wy: tinted giass:
white and green: $500 MI. show.
Tm, .ecna; $3.50 Or best el!er,
MERCURY 40 4Sdcof; fadio. heater.
PARKWAY-FORD
3O51 n 81. NV. Ap. 2-0is6
MERCURY 80 Custom 1-dr. sedan:
epotiesB emerald green. Equipped,
heater and deffoster. sisnals and
o.d. Immnc. car in peri. mech.
ssrmnsi, RHiissE nsSo5TP;oR CO. 4 ooS
Ga. Ave. IA. $4,000. --lD
MERCURY SO Custom club coupe:
z. and h.. immaculate. 81 .2e6. WILL
LIAMS, Doth and n. /. ave. ne.
MERCURY 1855 Monterey: fully
equipped including I. and b !. auto.
trAnssa power steering. $3.50.
Diplomat must sell. En-. SPOOL,
atter Pm. zx
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HUDSON 40
ssRgs 0.nnnn

Is
"6' 2-DOOR
Low cost. safe. dependable TRANSFER.
tAtion Guaranteed Va. inspection
Terms can be arranged with No
money down. Fun price. $146.
OI.MSTEAD OLDS
5000 Wilson Blvd. Al. IA. 7.S4ll
HUDSON 81 Hornet 4.dooF: hydra.
matte, immaculate. 5000. FLOOD
PoNIsAc. 422t Connecticut. WO
HUDSON Isl club coupe: 4 nex
tires In June;sr; and b.. turn SIS
a g. 500 soee ~ ms sd dees ns spp src
ciate. OF. 4-762a after . pm,
HUDSON 1910 excellent sedan: sac.
Pr Per- isstSa G ana 4 I. Ne. ne.
H eoiips VIII a stspdoWna design i'as
Very economical 70 operate. $4Db.
PARKWAY-FORD
3O51 n 81. NV. AD. 2-0ls6
HUDSON 1888 Hornet 2~door; radio.
heater, hydramAtie dr., Wv. tires,
very clean: / owner; worthwhile
guarantee; $3.50.
WHEELER, INC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LAR0EST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 Wisconstn Ave. EN-. 2-1020
HUDSON so
WASP CLUB COUPE
Radio. heater, hydramatie, 3e.s3t
actual miles. safety tested and e.
conditioned In our shop. We invite
your inspection and test drive
priced 10 sell for only S60B.
OLMSTEAD OLDS
1000 Wilson Blvd. Asl. IA. T-s1lt
JEFF 1851 sedan delivery model:
special windows: good paint, tires
runs like Q top. S426. Fl. 4-7153
KAISER late 1855. perfeet eopdi:
tion. 4 new tffssf excellent sea-
covers; $685.. In. 4-0S60. I'll
KAISER 1880 Traveller; looks GOOD
runs good, $3.50 II sold on or befpf1
oct. rs, PRICE GOES DOWN Sar
A DAY THEREAFTER UNTIL SOLD
Owner going overseas. may be geeN
757fS o. N. 4-zS5g. ---o4 i
KAisER 5s3 Custom Manhattan "a !
+. and b.. dElal.Eenke h2dfe W.
s Driss. wi IiGIRsa RSth "a ~
~. d, "a.
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AUToMoBlLRs foR sAL1

IHILLnsAN MINK "a California
model ht.; and b, Wv. Tires
LlAAie, Goth and e. Z ave. NE.
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FQRp 1880 VS. Tudor; :. ana ii;
Wa. are. Hetha Oh. A-1a23.
FORD 81 Custom s..6'' Tudor: +.
and h. F67d6niatie blue; $bpS'
NO; e11-A: 3Qsaay EqArantee. trade
| and tetms, M0NnQE FORD 800
WIS ave. MIS- Wo. $4,000. Open
FoRl 1855 Eeirllqe spnllnsr eony.;
h $780,, lal "a, cup lgw znslesss
H6ToR sGiiLEs ts2ss conn., aEl 81.
| 9-921l
FoRD IS Thsndetbird. s2.ass; per-
feet and fully euuippe1. including
Continental spare. really l-in-a-
million: only 1.S00 actual miles,
Car sold for over &4,30U new; must
ciated csii u III 3 .ssoo, BILL rs E6 Sss
1900 ca. ave. NV.
FORD 80 Custom sslb Fordor: new
| paint, seat covers, n. and h., Wv.
tires. other accessories. In extreme
y good cond.: only S3e5; IS low
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1885 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. 1-pe47
FORD '5s y-s Tudor: 1.oe5. Fordo-
I alss sSl ises hnisa and ~ p. rs sl9
.The Areas Oldest Nash Dealer.
ron II. 1858 vs. viesofis: :. and
q. auto. trans. wv tires spot
s fGSs655Ac GIG & ~ Sis h sss ri il
|P6isiPP isse Mode! i; sood sgnnins
condition, PASSED virginia inspec-
ton Tor SOC. Price. SI7b. Gail H.
e.sab4 q SEE e a42s Taney
F sss A Isso e1sto xa va oyedl ls
S425: orig. owner. 10. 1-0037.
FORD "a Custofhlne VS. club
coupe: ebony black finish with con.
trasting seat covers overdr.. r. and
A.. turn signnls. Wv. tires and
many other accessories. Iooka Ike
new; one owner low mi. special
today; $LaI6.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1885 Good Hope Rd. 81. Lu.l-ps47
,----s33
FORD 1881 Fordor: has oFefdrfye:
very low. mileage; radio and heater
good tires, beautiful cray nnish:
AnacoStia Motor Co.
170S Good Hnpe I'd. s.R.
10. 4-233a go 4
FORD '6I eonyerti4ie; r and 81 !.
Sungate ivory finish with new
PARKWAY-FoRD
3a51 n ST. NV. AID. 2-0igS
FORD .5s v-9 Faiflane Town sedan
sk1owshoe white copper interior.
rprtotnatie, S.tube radio. heater:
snd lainssrised' excellent aRu ml eorsd'
n 900. Phone after 8 pm. DE-
rom lis Thunderbird: red Win
white orion TOP. ssuipped: Il show
room condition; 81 ;9eS essh: treHeI
Chillnm y Riess I'd. chiiluIn. Nd
rom "a s 1915 tudor VS.; black. radio,
heater. SiTo. CAL 10. 10000
FoRD 1855 pairiane town ssdsn;-
f soS egS VIZ, s .oT mI hsss IN, aT
I price. CENTRAL MOTORS. M. a.
. e2lO. :
FORD '64 Custom VS. lDrdor;
Killarney green; Fofdcmatic. 7. and
h., and other accessories: garnge.
Kept; looks Ike hrand.newi only
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. 10. a-0S27
FORD '6S cresfiine 'sS" convert. !
E9rdomatie. 7. and n Wv. tires
AAN|n. 4 . /
MANN OLDSMOBILE
$3.50 18th 81. gu. sps.. JU. 1-t3ls8
FORD 1850 conveYtihle. A SPOT
LESS GREEN BEAUTY: CLEAN M.
TERROR AND L1KK-NkW Tor. II.
and n; excellent eneine. Cal AD.
3s122. WILL PICK YOU Up 10
LoQK AT THIS Can. Ask for Biil
Stohlman Chevrolet
1910 n ct. NV AD. 2-4432l
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LINCOLN 81
a n0nD CET4AH

LINCOLN 81
4-DOOR SEDAN
originai light blue finish, tailor.
including .hydrannatie drive: 81 ,04f
actual miles b. owner. We invite
your inspection and test drive
Priced TO sell Tor only eTob.
OLMSTEAD OLDS
1000 Wilson Blvd, All. ia. 7-e40C
LINCOLN 40 .CosmOpCiiten cow;
r. and n. ebony black Mni6h, en-
eellent light top: iike-i1ew Wv,
tires. this b an exceptional cal
PARKWAY-FORD
I3061 N ST. NV AD. 2-01se
MERCURY re; clean, / owner: :
offer. VIII. 6.6e66. 30
MERCURY 1851 ecny.: 3 10 ehocs,
from, one with Mefeomattc. on,
with oVerdriye, both have r. and
h. mnat see and drive 70 ap.
preeiafe. S6D5. Kyle MOTOR
kAI.Es. 17i7 r. !. ave. ne. Do
T.G300. I'll
MERCURY 1859 4-6r. sed.: ons
owner; fully eautpped. Merc0rnatic
-. 2 0&co. Z
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ford 81 Cusfom sses Victoria. Q
tone kfeen finish, with eonifsstine
se1t eogsr1 {. ana d. turn sl1nals'
Wv, tires and other accessories:
oue owner: loW MI; looks IKE new;
must Be seen 10 be App tciAteds
; Cnly se0Q6s e. i1M e. 81 down
Frank Small II, Inc.
$500 Pa. Ave. 81. Lu. 2-0eg7
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CHnxBLRK 81 New xoeker 4-doof;
gzs y ;5ssIp oS s!si c,n assi eSn:
proved credit $500 1t. vernon
81 sio4 Z, 80 cow. i,iily equlpped;
really clean SHE'S. DlyvRH MOTOR
CO.., 7so3 Wis. ave. Beth. OF. 4
@i SS .i SIvYSE ..b.i N 81 ogEs 81 s0s
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FORD 1881 Fofdor: has 0Fefdrfve:
very low. mileage; radio aha heater,
good tires, beautiful gray fnish:
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DoDqB 1850 sedan: llke nsyi 21p
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DE SOTO 40 convertible; new top.
paint plastic seats. Z. and b. Looks
RTbINeow. Il. S-ss60. Exs. ISIS.
DODGE Sc 2-door: heater seat
covers. A hafgain at $685.. No,
95e-A: 30-day guarantee. trade and
terms. MONROE FORD. 1897 East
West hwy, 6il. Spg.. Ju. 6-7S04.
Open It'll Q pm. ewes.
heater: black. $445. No. s7ss-A: 30
day guarantee, trade and terms.
NV. Wo. $1,000. Open ~ 2 Pm
DC6GE ,Ss Cub sedan /. and b.;
a-tone paint: S1.ip5. pIYvER
MOTOR COS Ssos Wa. avs Beth.
DobGE 1851 coronet 4-dr.: fuzzy
equipped: low MILEAGE, l-owner
car: S54b. MCNEIL PONTIAC.
1890 wis. ave-. OIL. $4,000. In
the heart Of Bethesda /" I'll
DODGE 1888 coronet 4-dr.: 9 and
h, seat covers, gyromatic. famous
VS. engine; 41,0z5. 10. 6-5O00.
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Low cost. safe. dependable tfansp0f-
kAtt0n Guaranteed Va. inspection.
Terms can be arranged with no
money down. Fun price. &146.
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DEsOT6 1851 conversible. PERFECT
a HEHT HisSIsSc o Ar 5kAK Y. ma
b. A real bareain for only $64h,
& IS down. CALL us AT Ap. 2-S122,
AND WELL PICK YOU UP TO SEE
THIS CAR. Ask for Bill 6efhns.
StOhlmall Chevrolet
2g70 II 81. NV. AID, 2-443a
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AnacoStia Motor Co.
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3O51 n 81, NV. AD. 2-Oisb
HUDSON 1888 Hornet 2-door; radio.
heater. hydramAtie dr., Wv. tires,
ORIGINAL 2-torie green and ivory;
very clean: / owner; worthwhile
EuArAntAa. $3.50.
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OR SOTO s6i Custom 4-drs spotless
orig. forest ereen With r. 3; extra
dreds more. sen for S5et. No cash
needed with food credit KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1900 oa, ave. IA.
M SOTo ,5s Firedome VS. custom
club coupe: Z. and h. dual tcraue.
coug, Transmission immaculate;
81 :59s. I'm price. Williams. aoth
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Abrasive acquamarins flnish. fully
equipped. including radio, heater.
your Inspection and test drive.
priced to sell for only S1,l96,
OLMSTEAD OLDS