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Evening star., 1955-10-21
BY HERMAN r. SCHADEN

Commissioner Richard s.
Mitchell OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission said today he
was hopeful that new braking
equipment now being perfected
would reduce the number Of
startling. unfortunate coils
lions recently involving tractor
atraiiers.
Mr.. Mitchell. who administers
the Bureau Of Motor Carriers.
said 'the pdblIcl y entitled to
know what is going on" in ref
ference to three tractor -trailer
wrecks which have killed 10 per-
sons and injured many more in
three dreadful crashes.
The bureaus safety section Is
investigating all three crashes,
including one in which 10 cars
were smashed by a runaway
truck yesterday near Kittanning,
lPa.
/ Reports Awaited
Mr.. Mitchell said the reports
lwere not In on that one. nor the
laccidents in which five were
killed October 4 at West Newton,
PA, and five at Cumberland,
Md. Wednesday. but that so
lfar the investigation points to
faulty brakes. =
1 In another move today, Rep
lresentatiye Clark. Democrat Of
iPennsylvania, called for a con-
Igressional investigation to de-
ltermine whether highway safety
flaws are adequate and If so,
whether they are being properly
ienforced.
! Mr.. Clark. stirred by the latest
crash in Pennsylvania. is q for
inner Bessemer (Pa.) police chief.
HE is q member Of the House
Public Works Committee.
Demonstration Held
A demonstration of the new
safety braking features was given
1.-THE commission and its staff re-
3centiy. Mr.. Mitchell said he was
much impressed with 1t. but that
lit will be some time before 1t Is
jim full production and the COM
omission wiM know definitely
whether to require its use.
j Mr.. Mitchell said the equip
'lment was being devised by q re-
liable company. He indicated
1.-THE equipment could be installed
lin vehicles on the road.
4 Ernest @. Cox. director Of the
bureaus safety section, said the
.lnew device would not be a COM
'lplete new braking system. but
would add to the performance
Requirements OF present systems
.isuch as air brakes.
| It would tend to prevent a
4 total brake failure In that If a
Isingle axle should fail, for ex-
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Some Carriers Called ~

Mr.. Cox said there was no
question that some carriers had
been delinquent In the periodic
inspection Of equipment. He said
Evening star., 1955-10-21
LOST

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BEAGLE PUP, g months old. blask s,ss !:
ana College Park. WA. 1866. 20
BTLLPOLD, mans keep money, IS re-
ward. PAUL BACKu6, once ST.. ~
640o. Ext. 27bb. eve. ~. A-OeeS;
BOSTON BULL TERRIER apeppy,"
male, black and white. Vicinity 7.
College PIX. Reward. Eyes' We b-SSS4.
BOXER, female, sA mos: collar. no
iSsntiasationn;; n;;,,nrtsn rs.srd l7os sa NoTsn
EHARM. from bracelet, gold Compass.
Bel. Aibemarie and Macomb. Wed.
pm. Reward AD. 4-5129. --22
COCKER sPANlEL,. blond. patch Of white
on brssst oho aiehols ave. and Dan5pnnry
.s.w. 70. 2-2251. ---.---.-. ----SS .
DIAMOND BRACELEI vie. 1923 Good
On On sunday. Reward. 20. 5000.
b0d. anaI ions-haired Vhits female.
black ears and eyes; black spot on
oTa sa rs sae when ssaf loss s Pa saSs
license 37siia; $50 reward, Cal IA
2-S393 ----sz3
MATTRESSES 12J, bunk bed size; Vie.
Coral Hills to Seat Pleasant 20.
0yERNIGHT HANDBAG. black leather,
NV. Reward. Notify IA. 9-7686.
fARAKEkT, blue and gray. very tame: !:
$40 reward; Wheaton Woods vicinity.
VIII. 6-6790 after 3 pm. ---23
fARAKEET, blue and black: vie. Co
reward. IA. 7-27is or "a 7-e353.
III =
POODLE, lar9e brown. French, slightly
blind New York license tags; in George.
sto town ns,Fsy ,FFssyard owner MRS pERsBX' sI
WATCH. iady's. eold. Benrus. lost on
Amber dr.. KensinRton, Md. OIL.
tf-9ss0.
WRIST WATCH, iady's Wittnauer,
Thurs. ct or IN vic of Sears Bladens-
burg store, reward. AID. 2-36Q&. =.
waIsT ~ w4TSH N xI.s Ess ssn
Reward. Ii. 7-4300; ewes. wa. 7s4gsl.
- =
zETEa .Hs5n KEY 81 ns cAs k.Sss5 sPi s5h sssS aH
REWARD
Name yelloy Eold wrist wetcn. geld
area,. Sept: 10. Can Mr., GREEN.
NA. 5000. e. :. - y.
FOUND
DOG, male, TAM MIXED breed, medium
size, head IKE ! boxer. vic. 100 Dain-
sEsrhsid ~, owner or GOOD Va. home.
Dog. fsgssls. Jloc 6isck , snd va.n tan, mixed 3.
owner OF rood yirsinia hont. XII.
t0.3060. "a N
DOG, male, large black mixed breed.
no Identification. Vic. 400 N. Henry St.
Owner call KI. a.3959.
PUPPY, female, tan and black, vicinity
3ra and = St. NV. Owner or good
N1asS|S- ~ - ......-..--- - -
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Party Is Held
For rMalqaret

- -
LONDON Oct, q Friii-
cess margaret ana Peter TOWN.
send emerged early today from 9
gay, informal dinner party winch
Inad an the earmarks o. 2 cele-
lbratlon.
the question, Did they an
lnounee their engagement2'
quickly raced through the CITY.
There still was no ofiiciai an
Iswer, Just mild circumstantial
evidence that the occasion was
somewhat special.
T41es hannv pat,,eri,,r, taa,-
Iulsce ! Il, the tiny-v,bifewassez Il :. 4
Il ondof cottaaS .of the 6 roval
lbeaiifV,s cl9lIsiill MrSs 1nbn 4.
lWiiIs % n, .:.' a Z !. e s' S.
T11e tw0 princinais Is fise
worlds least secret romano ar
rived separately inst, before !
n 81 Thev leff ser,arafAlv a,,r,
each loolxinr haul,g. l,,ore 4 i ti,aI,
six hours lafer-shortly after /
am. (. 80 I
Il was the seventh dav they
had dated ia the last eiei1t
The atmosphere 81 tie party
was unmistakably one 81 iligh
Evening star., 1955-10-21

the ICC stan Is helpless 10 make
Ia more thorough personal check.
and is doing good to inspect as
many as 1000 vehicles q month.
Safety standards Of the ICC
do not require the installation
Iof q second set Of tubing and
hose in the case Of air brakes.
The officials take the position
that the simpler the mechanism
the better and that If failure
occurs one place 1t can occur
in another.
The regulations do requise
'hreakaway brakes. which
automatically stop q trailer II
the towing vehicle should de-
part from 1t. Buses with air
brakes must be equipped with .
device to shut OF the air should
the air line to the front wheels
break and must have means of
applying the rear wheels. The
regulations say nothing about
trucks on that point.
Mr.. Mitchell said the commits
sion is 'svery conscious" of the
situation and is doing what 1t
can to improve safety. However.
he noted that there is always
the human element"
Evening star., 1955-10-21
3 Injured, 10 Cars Hit
BY Runowoy ruck

gasoline ignited and firemen
quickly put out the blaze In
mr.. Defrain's truck and the last
car it hit. A nearby house was
also scorched.
Mr.. Defrain was not injured.
No charges were fled.
II was the third highway ac-
cident Of its kind In the ANe-
gheny mountain ranee In recent
weeks. On October 1 q truck ran
out Of control at West Newton.
Pa, and five persons were killed.
Five others died when a tractor
trailer careened out Of control
nine miles down q mountain
near Cumberland. Md. Wednes-
day. Cumberland is about 100
miles southeast Of Kittanning
and West Newton Is roughly
half way between the two points.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Bad Brake | Line
Cited in Crash

CUMBERLAND. Md, Oct. 81
GA faulty patch on an air.
brake hose was blamed today
for the death Of five person,
killed by : runaway truck last
Wednesday.
Sergt. william r. Baker Of the
Maryland State Police said hi
and two Cumberland trucking
experts examined the hose on the
truck which roared out Of control
down big Savage mountain
smashing into a second truck
and an automobile on Cumber-
lands west outskirts.
Sergt. Baker said there had
been q break in the hose. thf
break had been patched with
friction tape. and the tape had
worn out. causing the leak &c
reappear.
Two inspectors from the Inter-
state Commerce Commission II
washington who conferred with
Baker yesterday planned to ex-
anime the hose today.
Meanwhile, q group In nearby
Frostburg, Md, through which
the runaway truck roared on his
wild ride. have urged State Of
ficials to force all trucks to GO
into low gear when making the
1i-mile descent down Big Savage
Mountain.
The request was made yester-
day by the directors Of the
Maplehnrst Country Club. They
sent 1t to State Police Supt.
Elmer r. MunshcWer, State
Roads Chairman Russell H. Me-
Cain and Paul E. Burke. chair
man Of the Maryland Traf1c
Safety Committee.
Paul Stewart Myers. 25-year-
old driver of the truck. was
charged yesterday with man.
slaughter and Ray Wells. owner
OF the vehicle. was arrested as .
material witness.
The men, both from Dover
Pa. were released on bond fol
appearance before the January
term Of the Allegany County
Circuit Court.
Myers, son of q Pennsylvania
motel operator. escaped with
only minor injuries as the truck
crashed after the nine mile
nightmarish ride down the
mountain.
Before coming to rest, it over
ran an automobile travelling In
the same direction and crushed
1t. Two men and two women in
the car were killed. The bic
tractor-trailer also crashed into
q second truck, killing its driver,
Evening star., 1955-10-21

K1TTANNING. Pa. Oct. u
|(R). - Truckdriver Charles De-
|frain- pluclSy. lucky and scared
stayed with his runaway RIG
as it careened down q steep hill.
smashing 10 autos and injuring
three persons before crashing to
a halt.
The brakes on the steel-iaden
truck gave way about one third
of the way down route 422 yes
tefday. The 42-year-old VIII
Transport. Pa, driver told police
later:
"All 7 did was push on the
brake. blow the horn and pray"
Making q nearly 90-degree
turn at the foot Of the hill, the
speeding truck sideswiped 10
autos. before 1t stopped on a
main street of this Western
Pennsylvania town. Leaking
Evening star., 1955-10-21

RAKEkT, blue and gray. very tame:
10 reward: wheaton Woods vicinity.
TtI 6.S7Q0 after nm ---23
Evening star., 1955-10-21

said last July. / expect to have
something to say about that IN
November,
Senator Lehman, q former
New York governor. conferred
with Mr.. Stevenson during the
latter's visit here this week.
Senator Lehman's Statement
Senator Lehman's statement
said:
Since my return from Europe
u have been questioned repeated.
|iy concerning my attitude to-
ward the choice Of q democratic
presidential candidate.
MY position is this:
II carnpaigned vigorously will
Adiai Stevenson In 1852 afle
since then / have discussed pub
|lic questions with him. / have
formed a high admiration for hit
character. for his ability and fol
his broad and liberal views, both
in domestic and internationa.
affairs.
Many months ago ! stated
publicly that Of the many well.
qualified Democrats available foi
nomination, my preference wa.
IAdlai Stevenson and that ! ex.
|pected to support him, I see nc
reason for any change in my at.
|titude or preference. 7
Gov. Hartman repeatedly ha.
said he fayors Mr.. Stevenson bui
declared on q television program
October 8 he was not morally
bound to support him at ths
convention.
The Governor said he was .sno
entirely q free agent in thil
respect" because he expected Il
|be q member Of the New Yorl
delegation and ''we'll decide TO.
gether" whom to support.
The Herald Tribune saic
Thomas K. Finletter. former Ali
Force Secretary. who was chair.
man Of Gov. Harriman's> Plat.
form Committee In the latter
successful race for Governor las
year. is chief Of the New Yorl
Stevenson forces.
Mr.. Stevenson. during his visit
to New York. conferred with Mr.
Finletter as well as Gov. Leh-
man.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
THE EVENING STAR A,s
washington, d. C.. ~
FRlpAY, QCIOAER 81, 1855

sasted when newsmen told him
the drink vas needed for 3 party
attended by the Princess.
eIf I'd known who It was for.
they could have had It with the
greatest Of pleasure" Nh. Coles
said.
An enterprising reporter for .
London tabloid bought q bottle
al another pub. penetrated the
police Gordon around the cottage
and delivered 1t to an ilnidenti-
ned tail young man who opened
the door.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Hilton Leaves SIS, 200

LONDON. oct. 81 R James
Hilton. British-born author who
died in Long Beach. Calf. q
year ago. left an estate in Britain
valued at $4,000 pounds $685.
200). Mr.. Hilton. who wrote
Goodbye Mr.. Chips" Lost
Horizon and other works. left
an estate in California estimated
at $3.50 Oo0.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

ROODLE, large brown, French, alightiy
blind New York license tags; in George
town. Reward Owner, MRS. DERBY,
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Coast Democrats
Favor Stevenson

LOS ANGELES. oct. 81 CAP,
California Democratic politicians
almost soIidly back Adlai Steven
son as the party's nominee for
President in 1856, . newspaper
poll indicated today.
The Mirror-News poll Of 600
Of the Democratic
State Central Committee said
80 per cent listed Mr.. Stevenson
as their personal choice.
Senator Kefauver Of Tennessee
was second with Q per cent, New
York's Gov. Averei Hartman
third with 4 per cent. There
were q few votes for others.
In q similar poll Of g. o. p.
politicians Vice President Nixon
was listed as an overwhelming
choice over California's Gov.
Goodwin knight as q possible
Republican nominee.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

sinmbis pike and South Wayne, All:
reward IA. 7-27ls or IA 7-9253.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

MATTRESSES t2), bunk bed size; vic.
!, Coral Hills to Seat Pleasant. 20.
sS-8115. -23
HANDBAG. black leather,
!12xI4. In alley rear Of 1443 Spring Yd-
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Stevenson Gets Aid
OF Lehii1on for So

NEW YORK, Oct. q tR.-A
split in the New York delegation
Ito the Democratic National Con-
Ivention appeared likely today 81
Senator Lehman, Democrat Of
New York. pledged his support to
|Adlai Stevenson for the presi-
dental nomination.
Supporters Of Gov. Ayerell
Hartman had hoped for q dele
cation solidly behind. the Gov
lerhor.
Senator Lehman. who CAM
tpaigned for Mr.. Stevenson in
1.-THE 1852 election, issued q state
lment last night saying he saw
mo reason to change his prefer
Ience in 1856.
Mr.. Stevenson, In Chicago,
said ''I am proud to have this
expression Of support from 60
distinguished an American as
Imy old friend Herbert Lehman. 2
Mr.. Stevenson, earlier yester-
day In New York. had said II am
mot counting on the New York
delegation at all"
De Sapio Works for Hartman
Democratic National Commit
Iteeman Carmine q. De Sapio has
been working for a solid pro-
Hartman delegation. Democratic
State Chairman Michael H
lPrendergast also has been ac-
ItivelH supporting Gov. Hartman
for the 1856 nomination. New
York Mayor Robert r. Wagner
has been favoring Mr.. Stevenson.
Newsmen took Mr.. Etevensonis
statement as q plain indication
he would be In the presidential
race.
II implied he expected Gov.
Hartman to be q rival candi-
date. at least in q favorite son
capacity.
Senator Lehman was the first
major Democrat In New York
TO pledge support to MIR. Steven
IsOn since Gov. Harrirnan's name
has been mentioned prominently
as q possible candidate at the
Chicago convention next year.
Newsmen had asked Mr..
Stevenson about d New York
Herald Tribune story that his
supporters had started q move
to keep the New York State dele
cation from giving solid backing
Ito Mr.. Hartman.
HASN'T Heard Of It
Mr.. Stevenson replied:
II neither know Of nor have
heard Of such q thing. I'd be
interested but I don't think I'd
approve. I'm not counting on
the New York delegation at all. .
The New York delegation win
have 90 votes at the convention,
more than any other State.
Later Mr.. Stevenson remarked |:
u haven't even said I'd seek
| the nomination Howeyer as /
Evening star., 1955-10-21
I rector | roiIer Crashes
Spur Sofety Measures

ample. the braking on the other
'axles would remain effective.
!. At the present time the ICC
attempts to keep motor carriers
safe by demanding compliance
with a list Of regulations. These
cover proper maintenance Of
brakes.
Can't Check on All
Ofhcials said II was humanity
impossible to check all indi-
yiduai vehicles. Mr.. Mitchell
pointed out there are about
10000 carriers IN the country
with from one 10 $500 trucks
each.
!. Main reliance, then, must be
placed on voluntary compliance
with regulations. Mr.. Mitchell
said most Of the bigger and
better trucking companies are
cooperating with u.s." Much OF
the trouble Is with the smaller
truckers. those with two or three
vehicles. who ignore regulations,
he said.
The ICC attempts spot high
way check Of the big carriers.
But at present there are only
III inspectors to cover the en-
tire Nation. less than three to
% State. Congress last term
authorized the hiring Of 81 more,
and they are now being added
to the staff.
The regulations call for period
inspections Of the mechanical
systems. Inspectors make an ef-
fort to get around to as many
carriers as possible, but the
shortage Of manpower prevents
systematic checks.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

smnsaeuisss; sns a egnsr, only s7aS
fizAis Soth snd n / ave. ne Ia
Evening star., 1955-01-23
AUTOMOBILES FoR sALl

s1ssIisni = i.saadiiioa: adh 8 's ssss K J:
KsIskK .ss d. iuxs sedans beautiful
French gray, Wv. tires Z-tont
custom interior. very low ullleaee.
llnest cond. A GREAT SAVING IN
SS65. cash: trade or terms. WOLFE
MOTORS. 1891 Wisconsin are. nv.
Ed. 3-0142. Open Sunday. 10 to B.
KAISER "a; v. 8. eond., D. G. insp.
clean. seat covers. no dents. htIa
def, good tires. 500. Tu. 2-n995.
KAlesEf 1881 4.dT ,sni sedan; S,,v Hydrs; ssaE. I.
ha HTrcaasLL's d 10 iMsso'roassss, rs Nc. ssssi ss
LINCOLN le4y coupe; S349. Im-
ulaculate. low miles FLOOD POM
TIAc. 422I Connecticut. Wo. g.
LINCOLN 1883 Capri hard top:
owner $2,5s6. Do. 7s94l2;
LINCOLN IA Continental; black ise-
{ auer VS. special motor: Nv:
goysr gs.. ssl S5atsi j ssssI easssss ste.' an sss
LfNCOLN 1851 cosmopolitan 4-dr.:
+. and h.; Hydra. electric seat and
windows. premium Wv. tires: DARK
green: formerly owned By doctor:
$3.50. BOWMAN 6IUDEbAkEhs
1900 Ga. ave. RA, 6-fl22- -23
LINCOLN 1858 Cosmop. harti-top
sport coupe: immaculate 2-tone blue
finish; r.. b.. Hydra-Matic drive.
power brakes and steering, electric
window lifts. 4-Way seats. ETC.. low
mi; / owner: al Of these superb
features combine TO give yog the
thrill Of your lifetime: financing ar
rangements for your convenience.
and Q special price of only S2,495,
MONTGOMERY STUBBS. Lincoln
Mercury Dealer. 2715 Biadensburg
I'd. AP. 5-2929. Closed sunday.
LINCOLN 1888 Capri convertible.
We're making no bones about this
being the ultimate. the sharpest to
be found; immaculate EmDire green
finish, dark green top: dual-fange
Hydra-Matie, radio. heater, eI3c.
window lifts, power brakes. white
wall; interior Is finished in match
ing two-tone leather. Deal with your
Lincoln new-car dealer A
value at only So sos. MONTGOM-
cry STUBBE. Lincoln : Mercury
Dealer, 37lh Bladensburg rd., AP.
1929. Closed Sunday. --24
LINCOLN I947 4.Cr.: radio, heater,
overdrives Hydra. windows; $225 or
best offer. Walnut 5-9254. -23
Evening star., 1955-01-23

FUKD IH64 HB FofdOf Cust0mi z
@os tSas ID: asr 81 tssH ss5 sIg Isl 9os7 s9S9 NIL
FORD 81 Custom Tudor: sparkling
green finish; equipped with r. and
h.. matching seat covers. See this
beauty today. Only 1895. KENYON
PECK CHEVROLET. 1886 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va. ia. 2-9001.
open ~ 9:ao weekdays, "a
and h., gas-s saving overdrive. beau
tifu Kilarney-green finish; only
Sll6D5. HANDLEY-FORD, 1928 Ga.
ave. NV. ia. 9-S4I6. Closed Sun,
FORD BARGAINS. 1854 Tudor, 5000
@ sntra sSs ass lgsB ss sssG5la rSdor cus,c sSsny
Fordomatic. S1,295. 1851 Custom
Tudor, equip, xf395. See these
Evening star., 1955-01-23
AuToMobIlEs foR SALE

LINCOLN 1854 Capri cow: power
steering. Z. and n. Hydra. ~. .00e
set. MI. beAnt. Chinese red nn.. VI.
". tires, new black top. Black and
red leather int car positively same
Is new in every detail. Must see %
appreciate. S2.405A Bell. MOTORS.
5010 wis. ave-, WO. $500.
LINCOLN 1881 Cosmopolitan club
coupe; HYDRA. z. and h., very low
mileage. immaculate interior. Beau
tifni Robin-blue finish. Wv. tires.
Car absolutely In perfect condition
in every way. Must be seen TO Be
appreciated. Sa06- BELL MOTORS,
500 Wis. ave-. WO. 6-S900.
dra.. !. and a. low milease; One
owner Beautiful two-tone finish.
Wv. tires Car positively In I'M
maeulate condition throughout. Must
see 70 appreciate. S1.T45, BELL MO-
TORS. SOLO Wis ave. WO. $4,000.
LINCOLN 1858 Cosmopolitan 4-dr /;
Hydra, r. and h.. 81 900 act. MI,
/ owner. Robin-blue fin.. Wv
tires. Car absolutely same IS brand
new in every way. Must see TO Ap-
preeiate. 81. 2.105. BELL MOTORS.
50i0 wis. ave.. WO. $4,000.
MEiscURY 1852 4-dr.: Mere -o-Matic
good Wv. tires: Z. and b.. owner.
SI,l05 or best offer. KI. S-7933.
80
Evening star., 1955-01-23
AUToMosILl, foR skLE

MERCURY IS: fuzzy equipped;
Us. VIRGINIA MOTOR sKfEs, eii
y. st. Asaph st.. Alex, W. Ov. ,.
07I1. -23
MERCURY 1850 de- luxe club eoupe;
r and h: brand-neW condition; enc
OF most beautifully finished cars u
washington. S6q5, terms. "ROPERs
18th and R. L ave. ne. 2Ss
MERCURY ,53 Monterey hard tor
convertible: T. and h.; Merc-O-Matts
drive beautiful 2-tone tniSh. Special
| Ga, awe NV. IA. 9-S416. Closed
Sun, see Mon
MERCURY 1881 club coupe; :. and b.
I owner: only S095 full price. bank
terms. WILLIAMS. Goth and Z. ].
MERCURY 40 4-dr. sedan; wrecked
can be seen at 37g1 Branch ave. Sc
Best ofIer. LU. 1850 -23
Evening star., 1955-01-23

FORD 'b4 V-S Hanch WAGON. ioN
milease. clean. S1.5e6. EN-. z
FoRDo' '4a s-eyl Tudor; blue. ]
rokb ON "a S'ycss;dor; radio and heater
GOOD condition. Sl2b. VIII. 6-5639
FORD "a 6-cylinder Custom Tudor
sSS seS1Sm1sai i ssss sossradisr oisr pu mscsssSS sacssSS
FORD 1915: All new parts. Just win.
teriEed: new heater and seat covers
fine condition; one owner will sell
cheap, ma; S-33ll: -.
FORD "a VS. Tudor sedan; powder
blue paint without z blsEisn, ,r snS snS
srss slls,eni asoN We no ns wear. aSippsa with
radio heater and defroster: new car
dependability and appearances. 81
used-car price. Guaranteed. OF
eeuTse Price. u 800. PoToMAc
MOTOR SALES NC. 1903 Penua,
FeSSssb FeSSsb ss IA Ranch ks 1sSgS; Msson VS. Tudor;
T. snd r.. Fordomatlr: uHiercoatinF
3 mos. old; {, 300 miles. cost 81 700.
sell S2,O45. 10. 3-401S. ---23
FORD 40 custom 'ss' Fordors spar
klfng. black finish. equipped with :.
as as s Beauty ms'Soln soaay on Only sfss sss,
RoLET, e636 Wilson blvd, Airing
ton. Va, IA. 2-s001. Open tn $50
FoRD 81 county sau!r.: ssisoc !; q.
condition: newly yafniehed; yeEy
Fo.p on, . ls.a Tsa.E; III, sIs.; i 4. snd ~. 4
dillon; sl45 or best offer. Cal
rn@n fota' 2ess,,.,s,, ..s. -r,,a.-. 6i,.
7. and h.; overdr.. y.-w, tires: new
paint; very GOOD eond.i $3e6 or best
rosb sas6 1884 rs s-ssS. COW. s.au IN ss factor,
Ford late 1858 VS. sedan. fully
equipped; hrand-neW snpw tifeS:
heautIfui blue Mnish. ii 900 rnliesi
enc ownert Si,a95. OF. A-TA54,
roKp 1881 custom VS. TudoT: !,
and n. W.. Wires, beautiful light-
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e3a3 Ca. ave. NV ia e-e4l0.
Cipted sun, see Mon.
FokB 1850 Custom Trdors exccp-
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Evening star., 1955-01-23

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