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Evening star., 1955-11-24
Auto
.Upsets on Circle
Eyodes 3 Roudblocks
In 100-MPH Dosh

An automobile carrying foul
youths overturned in Alexandra
early this morning after 100.
tmile-an-hour chase through the
lcity during which the car dodgec
three roadblocks.
Park Police Sergt Nick Prem
icipe said Pvt. Edwin Conlon wa.
Icruising the Mount Vernon
boulevard at 3:45 am, 10 miles
south Of Alexandria near Fort
Washington Overlook when al
auto hurtled past him at &
terrific speed"
Pvt. Conlon couldn't catch 1t
so ne radioed for help.
| Within minutes. Sergt. Prem.
Icipe said, four Alexandra scou
cars and two Park Police cruiseri
had set up roadblocks in tht
lcity.
But" said Sergt. Prencipe
s"you just don't put a cruiser al
the way across the road when l
Icar Is heading at it at 100 mile
and hour and someone's in it.
0yerturns on Circle
The car lodged the roadblocki
Iby swerving around them, hi
ESaid. and streaked through tht
city until 1t came to the traffi'
circle at the intersection o.
Route and Mount Vernon
boulevard. where it overturned
1 The Alexandria Fire Depart
Iment and Rescue Squad wa
called to help extricate DonalC
IL. Carter. 10. of the 200 blocl
Iof North Washington street
Alexandria. Robert Swartz, l9
Iof the 1900 block of Naylor roas
IS.E.. and two other youths.
| Alexandria police charged
Garter with reckless driving ant
operating a vehicle on a revoked
permit. They charged Swartz
Ithe owner Of the car, with per.
Uniting an unlicensed person Il
drive it,.
| Park police said that aftel
Alexandria authorities dispose oI
the charges the youths would bt
turned over TO them to face sim.
liar charges.
All 4 Unhurt
/ The other two passengers were
not charged. All were examined
at the Alexandra hospital bul
none were injured. according tt
police. The auto was totally de.
moliShed.
Afterward. as police clearec
the road, they noticed a suspici.
Gus car parked on the boulevard
Inside they found a man de.
lscribed as drunk. strapped to hi
seat and surrounded by bottles
i Police said the man was or
leave from a Virginia hospita
but was being looked for. Stat,
police said they would question
him about a hit-run accident a
10 o'clock last night in Primo,
William County. No one was
injured in the accident. police
Isaid.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Stork Visits DouqIuses

!, HOLLYWOOD, Nov. "a P.-
The wife of Actor Kirk Douglas
yesterday gave birth to an g.
pound son, Peter, their first child.
Mr.. Douglas and the former
Anne Buydens were married in
may 1855. He has two sons by
a previous marriage.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01
Parade, Fireworks, Dance
All Roads in County Lead
To Gaithersburg on Monday

Rhinehart, treasurer of the Mary.
land State Firemen's Association
ladies auxiliary; Loretta Hall;
States Attorney Alger 'Barbee;
and Civil Defense Deputy Direc-
tor, Admiral G. Roy Hartwig.
In addition to the fire com.
panies, parade units will include
the Second Army, the Metro
politan Police, Gaithersburg High,
School, Potomac, Frederick Inde-
pendent Hose Company No. 1,
Yellow Springs Community and
Harmony Grove Coronet bands;
Arlington County, Greenbelt and
College Park majorette units;
VIEW National Honor Guard,
800th Military Police Company
Color Guard and Southern Mary.
land American Legion Guard of
Honor marching units; Musser
Brothers, Betty's Beauty Shop,
Knights Pythias, Wilson Bowling
Alley and Lions Club floats.
Riding in the parade will be
the Gaithersburg and Washing
ton Grove mayors and town
Continued on Page d
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01
City-County
Subway Plan
Is Advanced

A Rockville resident who works
in Washington could get from
18th and G Streets, NV, to his
home in 81 minutes via express
subway train, say the authors of
a public transit master plan for
metropolitan Washington" pub
lished this week.
The plan proposes series of
subway routes radiating out from
downtown Washington into
Maryland and Virginia suburban
communities, with Rockville a
terminus. The express subways
would be supplemented by local
train and bus service.
Such a rapid transit system,
the plan claims, could cut COM
muting time and be less expen-
sive than building highways and
parking facilities to accommodate
increased automobile traffic be-
tween suburban homes and city
offices.
The plan was compiled by DR..
A. Joseph Wraight, Gordon ].
Thompson, David H. Ashley and
Michael P. Harris, assisted by L.
G.. Hill.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01
Says Polluted
WnterChOkes
Stream Fish

"On August 3 counted about
500 dead perch in the Seneca and
Anacostia. Those fish smother
ed! The oxygen content of the
water was zero! The salt con-
tent was Is parts per million,
about twice normal. And the
temperature of the water was 103
degrees"
This. report comes from Mrs.
Martha Bradley, professor of
invertebrate zoology and bac-
teriology at American Univer-
sity. The university's biology de-
partment is conducting a survey
on Potomac River pollution.
Professor Bradley says There
is practically no river bottom
life. The bottom is covered with
a black silt ammonium and
nitrate compounds, chloride and
other toxic compounds"
She believes the black silt is
the fall out" of treated sewage.
She claims it falls to the bottom
instead of hanging suspended in
the water and being washed
away.
The researcher explains that
the organic matter burns oxygen
Continued on Page y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01
Parade, Fireworks, Dance

Gaithersburg will hold the spot
light Monday with the county's
only major Labor Day celebra-
ton. More than 10000 people
are expected to watch the 18th
annual firemen's parade, plus a
hook-up contest, beauty contest,
dance and fireworks display.
Led by four Montgomery Coun.
ty motorcycle policemen, the
parade will step off at 2:30.
Honorary Parade Marshall will
be A. J. Bargagni, chief of the
Bethesda Fire Department. Mar
shall will be Joseph Boland.
Gaithersburg Washington Grove
Fire Department chief, Byron II.
Miller, will play host to the 40
visiting fire companies.
Special guests will include De.
Witt S. Hyde, Congressman from
the 9th Congressional District;
Judge Stedman Prescott; Mrs.
Alice Troth, president of the
ladies auxiliary of the Montgom.
cry County Association of Volun.
teer F'iremen; Buck GladhiH,
treasurer of the MCAFV; Edith
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01
RuROn Child
Care inHOn1e
Is 'ReLnred'

The Montgomery County Coun
Gil this week relaxed the child
care ordinance, raised the license
fees of hospitals, Sanitariums,
nursing homes, and care homes,
and set forth health standards for
medical institutions.
AS many as three children may
now be cared for without a Ii.
cense. Previously, a home in
which even one child was taken
care of for compensation had to
be licensed.
Kenneth N. X. Abel appeared
before the Council and asked for
five public swimming pools, al.
leging that some councilmen had
promised pools during the election
campaign. Grover Walker and
Charles Jamison charged that Mr..
Abel had come to "cpiticize the
Council"
Mrs. Stella Werner said the
Council would make a clear state.
ment soon on its public pool pol.
icy.
Public hearings We're set for
Sept. 81 on proposed ordinances
and amendments regulating news
paper vending machines, fire ex
tinguiSherS, and taxicabS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01
County Pilots
Hunt Friends
For Field Aid

Pilots of the Congressional
Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol
were mobilizing their friends
this week in a drive to develop
a friendly public opinion that
would either enable them to keep
their present airfield on the
Rockville Pike or find a new fly
ing strip.
While there is no indication
that the squadron will be ousted
from Congressional Airport in
the near future, the handwriting
is on the wall. The pilots have
almost accepted the inevitable in
the form of subdivision of the
field for a housing project and
shopping center.
Richard D. Simpson, com.
handing officer of the squadron,
points out that Congressional is
the only airfield serving North
west Washington and most of the
county. And in pointing to the
actual or potential value of the
field, he cites the fact that %
out of the So planes on the field
are enrolled in public service
work such as CD or Red Cross
activity.
Admiral Roy Hartwig, head of
the County CD office, is one of
those willing to testify to the
value of the field and planes in
event of an emergency.
When the Potomac River re.
Gently flooded after hurricanes
Connie and Diane, the CAP flew
reconnaissance flights over the
inundated areas but sighted no
stranded residents.
During the Civil Defense OPP.
Grafton Alert" test, the CAP
simulated emergency and recon.
Nuisance flights.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01
Expect Top Enrolment
OF 52,7ll When Doors
Swing Open on Sept. II

The back-to-school" movement
starts in Montgomery County on
September II with the largest
enrolment in history. A total of
52,711 students, or 5,5451 more
than last year, is expected to
fill the 80 schools in the county
to above capacity.
These enrolment figures based
on estimates break down to 49,
844 elementary pupils and 1887
secondary students. The opening
of one new junior high, three
new elementary schools and addi.
tons to nine others will help to
balance capacity and enrolment.
The North Bethesda Junior
High will not be quite up to its
capacity of 975 when it opens this
fall. Grosvenor Lane, eight
classrooms; Brookview, II class
rooms; and Mcdonald Knobs
with 10 classrooms are expected
to be ready by opening day al
though there may be a short
delay at Brookview.
The additions include four
rooms to Brookmont, six to Roll
ingwood, four to Hillandale, eight
to Lone Oak, six to Oakland Ter
race, ID to Wheaton Woods, eight
to Wingate, six to Glen Haven
and four to Woodlin.
In addition to these schools,
construction is almost completed
on a nine-room addition to Mary
vale, scheduled for October; four.
room addition to Laytonsville,
November; an eight-classroom
school at Arcola, January, Sc;
Continued on Page d.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01
COUNTY SCHOOLS GEAR UP FOR OPENING
Sentinel Goes to
A Party - Its Own!

The SENTINEL is going to
a birthday party-it's own!
Sponsored by the MOntgOm.
cry County Press association,
a banquet will be held in the
Villa Rosa restaurant, Silver
Spring, on the evening of Sept,
8 to honor the 10G-year-Old
newspaper. The guest list, to
be headed by U. S. Senator j.
Glenn Beall, Congressman De-
Witt S. Hyde and Blair Lee, III,
will include other leaders in
business, public media and pol
itical fields.
While the current staff of
the Sentinel has gratefully ac-
cepted invitations to the affair,
it regrets that many of the
men and women who have
served the paper in its long
career will be unable to attend.
The honor is largely theirs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01
County Adults Hit
In Polio Wave

Polio cases i'm the County
took n jump to "a this week
with six cases, four of whom
are women. The most serious
and the only paralytic case was
a 31-year-OId woman from Sen
eca Rd. i'm Germantown who is
on the critical list at the ID. C.
General Hospital.
The others are a 3O-year-Old
woman from Rockville, a 49,
year-Old woman from Silver
Spring and a 24-year-Old wOm-
an from TakOma Park. This is
an unusually high percentage
of adults since seven of the
years total are over Is years
of age.
Two young boys, one from
Bethesda and one from Silver
Spring, are in Children's Hos.
pital. In addition, a report of
a County resident, stricken in
New Hampshire, has been
given to the county chapter of
the National Foundation of In
fantile Paralysis.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01
Lethal Missiles
Guard County
From Attack

Montgomery County is now
protected by two Nike guided
missile launching sites, and
another is planned. The Nike is
one ton aerial missile which
seeks its target by radar and can
not be eluded.
Battery A of the list Antiair-
craft Artillery Missile Battalion
is located on a 40 to so acre tract
just off Route %, four miles
north of Rockville. Capt. Lee
Kruse is commanding officer.
About 100 men are stationed at
the battery. About 25 are mar.
ried and live off-base, mostly in
Rockville and Gaithersburg.
The land for Battery A was &C,
quired from Thomas A. Garrett
and Otis Kent.
Battery c of the 36th Antiair-
craft Artillery Missile Battalion
is off Route FOL near Gathers
burg. Capt. Thomas Laupe is
commanding officer. The 80 mar
ried soldiers who live off-base
are scattered through Rockville,
Gaithersburg, Laytonsville and
Olney.
The land for Battery c was
formerly owned by Stanley K.
Schiebe, William H. Bowling and
Teresa c. Ament.
The Air Forces air defense
warning system alerts the Nike
stations, which are manned "a
hours day.
There are two sets of barracks
at each battery, one in the
launching area and one in the
control area. The monotony of
constantly watching and waiting
is relieved by on.base movies,
television, a hobby shop and a
reading room.
Though the Montgomery Coun.
ty batteries are not open to the
public, the Army indicates it may
soon have an open house" for
visitors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01
Teaching Staff of 1000
Including $50 Additions
Starts Work ON Sept. 6

The school year begins on Sep.
TENDER 6 for more than 1000
Montgomery County teachers. 1t
is estimated that the total will be
approximately $50 over the 1884
teachers in the system last year.
Special area teachers will in
clude an expanded remedial read
ing program with 10 teachers ex-
pected to be hired by December
over the present three fulltime
and one part time. Teachers for
the handicapped children may
reach ii this fall.
There will also be five new
music instructors, five art teach.
ers, two additional physical
education teachers and three Ii
brary assistants, all in the ele-
mentary schools. Plans also
include new county supervisor
of penmanship.
A partial roll-call of new
teachers, principal and estimated
total of teaching staff for the
Wheaton, Rockville and upcounty
areas includes: secondary, Cal
thersburg, principal, Robert Glib
son; new teachers, Ruth D.
Darby, John F. Freeman, Jeanie
M. Littlefield, Joseph P. McCar-
thy, James Roland Ward, Cathe-
rine l. Work, Mary S. Walthall,
Edward F. Porter, Jr., and James
L. Schweitzer; total, 43.
Damascus: principal, Ellis C.
Cline; Anna P. Lee and Joan D.
Campbell; total, 10. Richard
Montgomery: principal, Joseph
Tarallo; Thomas J. Albeignin,
Wanna Barry, James H. Betten.
Continued on Page d
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01
Despite Record Budget
For New Construction,
Need Double Sessions

Montgomery County, in spite of
record-breaking school construc-
ton programs each year, still is
not able to provide enough class
room space for all of its school
children.
The race to keep abreast of
enrolment is lest before the
ground is broken for many of
our new schools throughout the
county. Schools are being filled
to capacity on the day they open
and additions are necessary be-
fore final plans for new buildings
have been approved.
The latest example of this is
the Rockinghorse Road Educa.
ton Center, the county's expert
mental multi-purpose building,
scheduled for completion in
August Sc. Superintendent For.
bes Norris told the school board
at its meeting this week that the
eight classrooms provided in the
plans will not be sufficient for
this rapidly developing area.
Another addition will be neces-
sary as soon as funds are avail.
able.
In the hard hit midcounty
Rockville area, the new Wheaton
High, built with Federal funds
and opened last September, will
be 400 over capacity in its second
year of existence. To fit the 1900
students anticipated into space
rated at 1880 capacity, DR.. Norris
said that seventh and eighth
grade students will go on stagger.
ed sessions.
Temporary double sessions for
Continued on Page ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01

to II cents, two-zone from II
cents to 20 cents, three-zone from
"a cents to % cents and four-zone
from 81 cents to SO cents. Many
of the county lines cover four
zones. No date has been set for
a public hearing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01

Capital Transit has asked for
an increase in the zone fares for
Is Montgomery County streetcar
and bus lines. One-zone fare
would be raised from 10 cents
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01

County Agent Delbert Foster
estimated yesterday that 10 to
20 percent of the COunty's corn
crop has been lost because of
the high winds that accOmpani.
ed Augustus hurricanes. Prac.
tically all of the corn was blown
down, he explained, making it
very difficult to harvest the
crop. However. he added that
the months heavy rains were
a boon to farmers. Total is
1888 inches.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01
Late News Briefs

The Rockville Volunteer Fire
Department made a vain attempt
to save the life of Miss Vivian
Sparks, struck by cerebral
hemorrhage Tuesday night in her
Silver Spring home. They rush.
ed an iron lung from Suburban
Hospital but she died shortly af-
ter being placed in the lung. The
Rockville Departments rescue
truck is the only one in the coun.
ty large enough to transport the
iron lung.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01

Montgomery County has gone
over the top to help victims of
the northeast floods rebuild
their lives. County Red Cross
officials said the $4,128 quota
had been met by Tuesday morn
ing. Contributions are still com.
ing in,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01

The General Services Admin.
istratiOn says Damascus, Gath.
ersburg, Mt. Airy, KensingtOn,
and Silver Spring need new
post offices. The recommends
tons appear on an approved
list of projects" submitted by
the GSA to Congress every
two years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01

Mae Mason goes on trial Sept.
10, charged with the baseball.bat
murder of Charles E. Mason dur
ing a fight in Emory Grove, Aug.
%. Police say Miss Mason admits
striking the victim.
Evening star., 1955-08-03

AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE
Evening star., 1955-08-03

'52 de luxe "S'' sta. Vag.;
fully EQUIP, looks and runs IKE
1920 Wis. ave. In the Heart of
Bethesda" "A
Evening star., 1955-08-03
AUTOS FOR SALE tcont.I

oLDS '54 "eS" de luxe Holidss
hardtop; midnight blue and white,
fully equip. with r. and h., HYDRA,
pS. and brakes. E-Z-Eye Glass,
elee. windows, etc.. new-car eond.;
Suburban Cadillac Clds. Co
7oao ARR G5 Sp;, BETH; ETH; o.. e-77Oo
Evening star., 1955-08-03
AUTOMOBILES ron SAD

PACKARDS-'5O blue sedan: Ultra,
:. and h.. sac: 81 yellow. green.
top sedan; Ultra. T. and b.. 5000;
Ultra, Z. and h., $500. HORNER's
COR, Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne
PACKARD i6S Clipper de luxe 4.
dr.; Ultrsmatie. z; and B.. low
tires: like new throughout; 81 .296
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave
PackAsS Pstfieisn deluxe 4.docr
out; new Uitramatic,. all extrasI
modei5. orig. list $4,000. win sell
Ts for Sl;5sSSSG; Sl;SsSG Private party SAil
PACKARD Sz s2 ass 4;dr; ;S,,,yceEy yeEy clean clean
town. iii l4th. DI. 7-3993. ID
PACKARD I52 1900 sedan: strik-
ing 2-tone finish: equipment in
elldes ultramatie, radio. heater
Capitol Cadillac -Olds. Co.
l223 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
PLYFOUTR 1854 4-door Savoy;
oyedriye. r. and h., new eondtion
1854 miles by one owner: S1.49b.
rGpfHModfa GH id|fsS' 80 suburban station tat
wagon: with heater. Best offer
"a S5iGhSs' "a 4-dr.: blue "a and
sray, In perfect cond.. driven BY
owner only. owner must leave
town. viii sacrifice; $l.200, RA,
h-Z
Evening star., 1955-08-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ls4s Land Cruiser,
lion ali around: G special fod today s0o1t, onl;
500. BELL MOTORS, 5OIO wis
ave-. WO. G-S900. a
STUDEBAKER 1o4e Landcruiser 4.
dr.. sedan; Wv, tires, heater, de-
froster, clock, slip covers since pur-
cased new. The interior incl. door
panels is spotless. Body has no
dents or scratches and orig. finish
is like new car. 5000 miles. S46O.
Write OWNER, Box 5S16. Bethesda,
Md. Post Ofkce. d
STUDEBAKER 80 Starlieht club
S3S9. Terms. 81 dn. 81 Eeek
ROPER" 18th and Rhode ISLAND
Evening star., 1955-08-03
AUTOMOBILES EoR sALE

WILLYS '53 6-eyl. staten WAGON;
oFerdriVe. heater, other extras: exc.
eond.; SS95. 10. 7-749S. Is
WlLYs 40 jeep station wagon; (;
S295. Can be seen. 1925 Viers
Mill I'd. Rockville. GA. 4-9469.
Evening star., 1955-08-03
'53 PLYMOUTH
BELVEDERE HARDTOP


Smart 2-tone finish, harmonizinf
tailor -mRde seat covers. de luxt
factory Installed radio, neater tuTI
signals and q host of other acees.
soriees. The best costs the least.
Today's outstanding value at onlS
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO.
NORTHERN vIRGINIA'S LARGEST
OLDMoBILE DEALER, 2l0e WILL
SON BLVD. ARLINGTON, VA
IA. 7-S400.
PLYMOUTH 81 de luxe 2-door; fully
equip. excel. one-owner car; $6S5
MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1890 Wis. ave,
OIL $4,000. In the Heart oi
Bethesda" 4
PLYMOUTH 40 Suburban all-metal
station wagon: equipped, 26,OuO
miles, I owner: like new through
cut. 1920 Wilson blvd. -
PLYMOUTH 81 4-door Cranbrook;
heater: $545. H. B. LEARY. JR.
& BROS, INC, Chrysler-Plymouth.
Used Car Dept. 5120 Wis. ave.
"a Savoy 4-dr. sedan:
powerFlite transmission; fully
equipped; low mileage; like new
cond, terms and trade: bank 4
nancing. MERSON y THOMPSON,
Chrysler er-Plymouth Dealers, 4T2l
Hampden lane. Bethesda; 1927
Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2615.
Evening star., 1955-08-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '55 Custom Catalina coupe:
beautiful, turquoise and white mist
finish; fully equipped. including
power steering. power brakes, cleo
trte windows. WV. tires. S2.595;
CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS. Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
PONTIAC '53 Star chief convertible:
Tres. black r. witn RISsr red d'iS isafS.rN NiS in.
terror. like new: 4-nonth guar
WssS.,s Oldest Ford 5 Dealer, 100
14th st.. NV. NO. 7-1ll1. open
ewes. I'll 8, Sat. til 5.
PONTIAC 1855 station wagon: g.
.a,;,p0ta ssa aydTs Iax ,,.sss and NV h. fully
fsntS: bargain. oD FLOOD Pontiac.
So. 400: Hydra. r. and h.: fully
equipped; new warranty: low mile
age immaculate. FLOOD PONTIAC.
1921 Connecticut ave, Wo. 6-S400
PONTIAC 81 2-dr.; beaut. paint and
prisss. Iaissspt EM. 0Sas[ S.saioll low MI & Esa'-
sTuDEBAKER 80 Land Cruiser g.
cyl. 4-door: auto. trans. fully
equip: steel gray; perfect through
out: an economical car; SS95.
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1887 IRVING ST. NV, AD. 4-s500
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Commander 4
dr.: auto. shift. r. and h, low
mileage: owner: perfect condi-
ton throughout: $395. BELL MO-
TORS, 50lO Wis. ave. WO. 6-Sq00.
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Evening star., 1955-08-03
80 PLYMOUTH

80 PLYMOUTH
SPECIAL DE LUKE 4-DR.
Radio. heater, original black finish
Offset by Wv. tires; must see anc
drive to fully appreciate. Tit
best costs the least" outstandini
value at only S595.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO
NORTHERN vIRGINIA's LARGEST
OLDMOBILE DEALER, 1000 Will
SON BLVD. ARLINGTON, VA