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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

1899 DELAFIELD PL. N.w.-2 bright.
well furn, next to bath; scr. pch.;
lee. closets: sod transp. RA. 6-S45S.
10
BAT r N.W.-Front studio, refgr.,
grill, clock radio. TV. air foam
mattress. EX. 3-6633. -5
MT. PLEASANT, 3179 18th st. NV
Beautifully furn. front rm.; 5 win
: dows. refgr.. sink, dble. hot plate.
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1855 QUE ST. NV, "The Kennert. /"
Lge. front efficiency, nr. bath; only
S11.25 wk, -6
1si0 r ST. NV. "The churchillS-
Liv. rm.,. elec. refgr. and grin. nr.
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APTs. FLRk.. D. c. tcsnt. J

81 N. Z. AVE. NV
Ige. bed--liv. rm., lge. compl. kit:
adj. bath: S12 wk. IS
modern; liv. rm.-
bedrm- comb. kit. and bath: $50.
incl utils. RA. 6-2521. %
THE CLIFTON. 1923 Clifton st. NV.
"A lge. rms. a beds). 1st-foor
no fEont; 500 si9o. See ianitor' or eau
GEoRGETowN7-Living rm., 2 bed
s gDs kitshsn sd. bs,s s.az fspsse h Ao Do5s DS5sh
NR. NAVY YARD AND BoILisG
FIELD-Furn. apt, nice rms. kit.
pvt. bath; gas. elec. refgr.; S65 mo.
ASAc6sTGia si s. TGiaar9HnsA aHRRAMsvt. ave Sc entr comb
livins-bedrm., full kit, pvt. bath;
1SS1' PARK RD. NV, wv % Gpt. ioi&
Lovely room next to bath. Middle
NicfH4 ishHGi; Pqj f6RS. SS.siis enc. apt, with
screened porch In mod. apt, bldg.
Comb. liv-bedrm.. kit, dinette. tile
bath; cony, transp. parking lot;
1siss y. wa /. 'IIsls, AVE- N.w-Emc. s apt,
right OF Conn. ave-: avail. inmed.
CONGRESS HEfGHTs. IFS near Boiling
Field-Bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit.
and bath. laundry facil.. all utils.
incl, incl, 8 Ss9 4 ,P9 !1an mo. JOHN MI, I, sHEL,
ssS oHi sNb EE1lISE NE5SsdIn.' .S GlSooG v. im..
dinette, kit. and bath. all utils, incl.
$50. mo. JOHN L. SHELTON,
REALTOR. 10. $4,000. Il
EMBASSY AREA-Twin rms. twin
beds. newly dec: best transp.: dble.,
caPn sSls fTs iI G9ls Ma Mass ,srys, ave nW ays
English basement; newly de-
corated; living rm., bedrm., kit,
bath; with lge; hall; utils. incl; so
ass PORTLAND ST. SEE bedrms..
iiy, rm., din; kit. bath: utiis. sl1o
s5$s fG$ss; s5E$s$i ss's st. r:ssefEf''s ::.
'17I5 d sT. N.E.~Living room. bed
room, dining room. kitchen. 2
closets. semiprivate bath; unlim
transp. Util. furn.. SIS mo. Ii. -
AT1TRAc. AT1TR rv APIS, s14 wk. up;
child or babies welcome. Also hskpg.
T9i lgl Nh Rffic St nT p Ssss s
ana bath Clean and ID comfortably BIZ.
Iurn.; conv; loc., Is minis. downtown.
7I2 EAST CAPIT0L-Cheerful. newly
dec, apt. for 3 empl. adults: also
r%S RSehe!9s tnoNS sRs; sleeping hs.s roGm s
occupancy: in apt bldg. Conv. to
transp. Ii. 1854 or DI. 7-s6s6..
18th ST. NV, nr. Spring rd.-Ige.
furn. efflc.; best apt. house: air.
cond. TV and all util. Hu. 3-6376.
LIv. RM., 1 and Q bedrms.. kit, bath:
NV. 4520 Ga. ave. RA. 1881.
NV. NEWTON ST.. nr: i6th-Lge.
S; incl.: rms SEQ pedFR RA sss4sl 81 sils bath; stil
UPPER 18th ST. AREA-2-bedrm.
ssefhia1eedS people; s11o, incl. util. AD.
1868 ALLISON ST. Nw.-Enacieney
bed rm., kit. dinette. pvt. bath.
wAsHINGToN CIRCLE. 2215, cor. of
ette. Windows: sls Ep 'sf S. f,tsasa sssss
DnPoSNT ctI1RcLE-Beautifully m furn-
ished: bedrms., liv. rm., Pullman
kit. bath; utils.; S135. AID. 4-4sss.
SHERATON PIX. vIc.-suit. 8 or 4
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1879 r st, NV
Front bed.-liy. rm.. kitchenette. bath.
utils incl. HU. 3-3591. -
KANSAS AND RANDOLPH SITS. NV.
Attention colored-We are con-
yerting this attrac. 6-unit brick apt.
house to high-type .colored occu-
pancy. Each unit has liv. rm.,
bedrm., mod. kit. bath, excel. furn.;
Govt. or professional people pre-
ferred Call SIGLER & CO., RA.
3-3431; Sun. OIL. 4-2439. a
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"; NJ ;s;.'R Gla.' %. '..s5 Is is;f s;iA' US: s:
ARL.-Bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette, Kit.
bath Above aver, utils.. except cleo
ONE-BEDRM. APT, ARL.-Close-in,
de luxe apt; bldg.; beaut, furn. par;
Insulation. s104.50 IA. 5-6534.
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APIS. EURNlsHED-vA.

ALExANDRIA--Efi Efficiency and 1-bed.
room. apartment; ianitor service
laundry PRIVILEGES; downtown loca.
ton: all utilities: S75 to S92 so
Call TIE. 6-6670 between 10 am
ARL., nr. Pentaeon and shop. area--
2-bedrm. apt, conv. transp., ldry
avail. IA. 2-1641 after 8 pm. i
person. block shopping. Gooe
transp.. RE. S-6721. -4
ARL. BLvD. .--Lge. 5-rm, apt: 20-ft
liv. rm.. flrepl.. conv shopping: {
min. Pentagon: 90 min. 18th anc
Const. by bus: Ideal 3 or 4 adults
S125. JA. 7-6405 Iii
Arlington. Pentagon and airport
8 enthusiastically decorated. lvine
rm. 13x15: kit. 5 windows. 12x12;
elec. dishwasher freezer, refgr.
sitting rm.; incl. all utilities. l20i
s. goth St: OF. 1856: -
N. ARL., Westover--2 bedrms., llv
rm., kitchen and bath; $50 wk. fol
3 people. Sc each additional, Pet
allowed. Fenced I'd. KE. s-23ss.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE. with care;
excellent food: reas. Ia. e-2742.
HOS MASS. AVE. Excellent
food; carline; TV. Bendix. AD.
1i0I 10th N.w.-Room for business
people, students. Selected menus.
DOWNTOWN. SgisSfpS8S i5i7 R. /. ave. NV
ssle,, Sl5; Dhle.. $ls;;- GOOD food
MT. RAINIER-Room and board;
good home; nice meals; reasonable.
Conv. transp. WA. 7-793S. a
THE MARIETTA. 1895 18th st. NV.
Lovely single and double rms. Tor
young ladies and men; shower baths,
excellent food, elevator. %
HOME AWAY FROM H0ME-Deli-
cious meals. maid service, elev,. TV.
Bendix; best NV. loo. and transp.
Special atten. given elderly people.
Tourist accommodation; low rates.
CO. 5-9735, co. 5-43S9. %
COLUMBIA RD. NV, 2001-Nice
attrac. air-cond. rm, with good
meals. sis wk.; young people: CO.
5-2493 10N
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NorthWood Gardens

N. CAPITOL AND EMERSON SITS.
Modern garden-type apts., adjacent
TO Govt Park, Fairgrounds for chill
dren.
one-bedrm. apts.. incl. utils.; $3.50.
Two-bedrm. apts., incl. utils.; S97.50.
See Resident Manager on Premises
RA. 3-0656 or Call
R. A. HUMPHREYS. REALTORS
E0On
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Print the SURPRISE ANSWER hare
APIS. uNFvkNlsHED-D.c.
BOILING GARDENS

End AND NEwCOMB ST. Sc.
Beautifully redecorated: close-tn, cool
location: 3 rooms, kitchen and bath /:
off-street parking: spacious rooms
206 Newcomb Sc. s.e., Apt. 8. 10.
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i. -APT. HUNTING MADE Easy
! SHOW excel. selections. ali psrts
p. g. For free friendly service. call
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-Mp.

s514 GLENyIEW ,1s AVE, M Takoma + pk J :
with automatic washer; pvt. park.
ing: lge.. nv-din. rnl. area: bedrm
BETHESDA, Md and Q bedrooms.
liv. room, din. space, kit, bath and
TssL UsE fsrfsoea E. soGLR% eGtef fac ogso 81 1870
BETHESDA, MD. 7036 Strathmort
st.-l. and 2-bedrm apts:. centra;
conv. location. $3.50 and S1Q5. .0C
incl. utils. Call E. M. FRY, OIL. g.
1888 or see ianitor on premises.
BERWYN-New apt, ] bedrm., lily
rm.. kit. and tile bath; air cooled;
large rooms. TO. 9-5SS6 after 8
CON-. Nj AVE. AND EAsT-wEsT Hwy
II bedrm.' liy: rm'. .dinette. kit
s:f En- 81 ans Rs.ssss &c. @s
sfLvER TAi i'G GsPRING, nr. Flower ave.
shopping. $S0--Large liv. rm., d.
nette Fit. bedrm., walk-in closet.
rakos raafyoS fakk shk7 MIS- sHss saa sss sRn PairvieS
ave:-Newly decorated. l-bedroom:
apartment: 3nd foor. $3.50, utili-
ties included. 6-unit apartment
s3IS GARLAND AVE, Apt. 3--1st
fioor fe hsdr% sss liS sG rm' kiteheR. sS1 e.
eyes. HE. 4-5077. IS.
SILVER SPRTNG--1-b -bedrm. units,
freshly painted and cleaned; over
looking woods; lovely surroundings,
cross ventilation; sep. dinette; ex-
Gel. closet space, ldry. and storase
facilg TV antenna Prom $50. incl
utils. Adults. JU. 7-7372. Il
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wESTCHESTER APT. One
bedrm.. lge. drawing rm.. beau
tiful colors and furnishings.
Air cond. Very desirable. Cou-
pie or adult. Owner abroad.
EN-. 3-1511 or Mrs. Murray,
WO. 6-1700.
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$50 10th ST. s.w, Apt Pa rms.
AZ a. NsMeo%B SSse Ms ST. in'1 sEs, Aps: a.
5 rms. BIT. and bath. S55,
THOMAS p. BROWN
6lo 4th ct. s.w. ma. s-os72
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Connecticut Ave. Ant.

Connecticut Ave. Apt.
one large bedroom and efficiency
apartments available. Living room.
dining foyer, kitchen and bath. Mod
tile shower Walk-in closets: taste
fully and completely furnished: We
netian blinds. 24-hr. switchboard
and elevator service. Also available
2-bedroom apartment. HO 2-6514
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sR. PENTAG0N--compietely furn.,
2 drs.. g bedrms.: all utils. except
ps0ne net ds.rsd nsN dss ,ns. shSTsp sSHss SRssi
s135. plus .$2b initial charge for
executing suitcase; avail. full 3 mos.
from April Is. II. s-o737. -
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The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Half block off Conn. ave. at 1900
:, overlooking Rock Creek Park. Dble
\ and sgle. rms, pvt. bath avail; ex-
I eel meals; rates, $3.50 week up
. no. 2-3566.
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2225 N ST. NV rms, kit. and
bath. S55.25 per mo.
THE ELAINE

THE ELAINE
3210 WISCONSIN AVE. NV,
Modern air-cond. bldg. switchboard
service.
One bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette, kit,
bath. all lge. rooms, spacious closets,
incl. utils.: $132.50 per mo.
See resident manager on premises.
r. 4. HUMPHREYS. REALTORS
MA 2-h000 ~
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BIGGEST AND BEST!
That's WESLEY HALLS
claim based on good food
=. good service :. pleasant
rooms and lots of en-
tertainment and compan-
ionship at low monthly
rates.
WESLEY HALL
1926 21St ST. NV.
HU. 3-5432
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EAT AND BE HAPPY!
1925 10th STREET NV.
Our food is the best; breakfast and
dinner. From $50 mo. TV lounge,
switchboard; one-fare taxi zone.
Call MRS LOCHRIE.
DU. 7-7666
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ROOMS WANTED

RATHER and motherless, 1-year-
child, desire home for both (Jewish):
care for child. HO. 2-e100, Ext.
1872. Is
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complsteiy remodeled and modern;
4. or ser. BIDS rurn. heat and md gas. Jas
CxPIToL HILL. cony. many FED.
bldgs. Clean apt. bldg, ideal Govt,
girls. Enc. $50. utii Incl; 247
rm., xii. and bath: sos per mo. See
Al q PHELPS; HELP ! iNc; y : ia. IA s Ss-s3oo, -
s7s. kA - s-BSoir r Or 0s 10, a'fslfiss: seiiso
Evening star., 1955-01-19

i tend until II am. the ban on all
curb parking. This ban is now
confined to the period from 7 to
1880 am. Affected parts Of the
streets are on F from Ninth to
Fourteenth NV; @ from Ninth
to Fifteenth N. W.. and Seventh
from Z street to New York avenue
IN. w.
The regulations are the OUT
growth Of a request by the
Capital Transit Co. TO ban all
parking along the streets, which
ARE the routes Of several Of their
downtown street car lines.
Extension Of the ban on curb
parking is intended to let trucks
make deliveries and pickups
during the mornings without
having to double park,
Representatives Of the mer-
chants also pointed out the new
regulations win keep their ern-
ployes from filing up all avail
able parking spaces at the eurbs
the first thing in the morning
and will leave space for parking
by casual shoppers.
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Trinidad Lepers End
To-Day 5iidown
y Il. A..asis.sd p....

PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad.
Jan. Is.-Patients at the trou-
ble-ridden Chacachacare Island
ieper colony decided yesterday
to end immediately . lo-day sit
down strike. Dr. A. A. Peat. di-
rector Of medical services. an
nounced.
Dr. Peat held day-long con-
ferences with the patients after
q i2-man delegation from the
leprosaritirn requested face-to-
face talks on the situation.
Dr.. Peat returned to the main-
land tonight. accompanied BY
most Of the police who were
called IN to restore order at the
colony January 5. The remand
er OF the police were scheduled
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Parking Ban on ;
Downtown Streets
Extended 10 IAN

Regulations banning double
parking along parts of r. q and
Seventh streets in the downtown
business area win go into effect
February 10.
This was announced yester-
day by Col. Thomas A. Lane.
Engineer Commissioners. after the
Commissioners had given tele-
phonic approval to the regula-
tions.
Earlier in the day. the Com :
missioners heard them explained
by Traffic Director George 3.
Keneipp at q session attended
by more than q dozen represent
atives Of washington merchants
and truckers.
The regulations also win ex-
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to leave the island tomorrow.

to leave the island tomorrow.
The strike at the colony
stemmed from the suspension Of
the medical superintendent. Dr..
Michael corcos. who granted pa
tients q Christmas holiday on
the mainland despite protests
from the governor Of the island.
The governor asked London
TO recall DR.. Corcos. A petition
signed by the patients was sent
to London yesterday asking that
he be feinstated. An official
statement on Or. Corcos, status
was expected tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
Two Top Nazis Freed
By Soviet After 9 Years
sy The As,oe.n,ed Ps,.s

BERLIN, Jan. ia former
field marshal Of the Nazi army
and a vice admiral have pesn
released after nine years of
Soviet Imprisonment, the official
East German news agency ADJ
announced last night.
They are Field Marshal Ferdi-
nand Schooner. 81, and Vice
Admiral Erich Voss.
ADJ published q purported
message Of gratitude by Schocr- :
ner In which the ex-marshal
said he and Voss were released
Christmas Day and permitted to
return home.
Schoerner was turned over to
Russia BY the Americans who
took him prisoner at the end
of the war.
Voss represented the Nayy,s
high command at Hitier's head
quarters. He was reported miss
ing in Berlin ID i945.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
Federal City Group
Stands Firm on U. 5.
Control Of Parkway

Federal City yesterday reafdrmed
its stand that the Jessup tMd. =
to- washington Ssection Of the
Baltimore Washington Parkway
should be kept under Federal
jurisdiction.
The Committee indicated it
would not object to 3 move to
turn the section over to q Federal
authority other than National
Capital Parks. The parks serv-
ice would like to be free Of the
expense of maintenance.
But the Committee has OPP
posed transfer of control to
Maryland, which has jurisdiction
Of the parkway from Baltimore
to Jesslip. The Committee has
taken q similar stand concerning
the Suitland Parkway, wanting
Federal jurisdiction to continue
so trucks can be kept OF both
parkWays.
Trucks are banned from the
Federal parkway. but not from
the Maryland portion.
Route for Emergencies.
Mai. Gen. o. S. Grant, Sd.
u s. A. retired, in reviswing the
matter yesterday, pointed out
that the argument used for
building the parkways with
Federal funds was that direct
connections between Andrews
Field and Fort Meade were inn
portant in case Of emergency.
In another action yesterday,
the Committee called for COM
pletion Of the five-year program
for development Of the National
Arboreturn and proposed q
budget higher than the current
$40. 900.
The Committee received a re-
port from its subcommittee,
headed by Mrs. George A. GAR
rett. recommending the action.
Chronic Lack Of Funds.
It pointed out that the Ar
boretuIn has 4persistently" suf-.
fered from lack of adequate ap-
preparations for its development.
Appropriations have not been
made In accordance with an ap-
proved five-year program for de-
velopment, worked out after a
suggestion of 1he Budget Bureau
In 1916, 1t added.
Current app Jpriations, the
subcommittee reported, are not
adequate even for proper main
tenance, $50 that it cannot be
generally opened to the public.
and valuable and rare planting
materials offered as gifts have
had to be refused, and the con-
templated scientific and educa-
tio1al return from the invest-
ment already made Is not OBJ
tainable.' .
It was urged that the situa-
tion be brought to the special
attention Of the President, the
Secretary of Agriculture, the di-
rector of the budget and appro-
pirate congressional committees.
Progress Reports Given.
The committee heard several
reports of progress on matters
concerning the city.
John Nolan, jr., director of the
National Capital Planning Com
mission. reported the commits
sion feels strongly about the inn
portance of the Reaches Run
Bridge proposal. He said there
Is now In the mill a more def
mite plan for the Reaches Run
Bridge and its connections with
o Southwest expressway.
The District Highway Depart
ment, he said, is about to let a
contract for q definite study Of
the inner belt, and it is increas-
ingly evident that it should be
defined, particularly for the in
formation Of property owners.
John r. Searles, jr., executive
director OF the Redevelopment
Land Agency voiced hope for
approval by February from the
Urban Renewal Administration
OF the Districts Northwest ur-
ban Renewal Project, as the
first great urban renewal prof.
ect OF those dimensions In the
country"
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The
Atlantic Airliner
with
Downstairs Lounge

First Choice in First Gloss
is B.O.A.C. Monarch Strato.
cruiser service. Seven-course
champagne dinner. British serv-
ice by ! stewards and steward.
ess, Reclining seats; or bertlls for
a triile more, 66 pounds Of lug.
gage free, Bond Street bag for
each passenger. Extra luxury at
NO extra tarc!
Top-Fiishf Tourist Comfort
on famous B.O.AC. Consttlla-
tions Meals included al no added
cost Bar service available. Over
night 10 Glasgow and London.
Through bookings to Europe,
Africa, Near East. the Oricnt.
Fly foday-toke time TO poy.
Ash about new BO.AC. 1920
Budget Plan. Only l0et down.
vi 70 20 months TO pay.
Reye,paions Through loss
1ya.cl dgegf or
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ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4Jf0 Ga Ave. NV ia. 9-2o0U
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5000 13th 81 sIL. sPo. JU. 5-6l 50
lPLYMOuTH SO Suburban all-metal
sshsq stast9n ssas Ssgon nfHAcKfFd RPd Moross. Has
| 18th and R. l. aYes. ne. La. O.
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AUToMoBiLEs FOR SALE

iPONTIAcs, complete selection. "Fol
mNPM hs Psis Pa4AG PeSsaf Peas sao sse ws McSs ave
cL, $4,000. In the Heart Of
Bethesda" lis
PONTIAC 155 Star Chief Catalina
power steering and brakes. fully
equip. beautiful TURQUOISE and
white: 81 ia5.
STANDARD PONTIAC
44o4 r, /. Ave. NE. UN. 4-5661
PONTIAC 1850 4-dr.: S2a9. Hydra.
immae. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
Conn wOs 6-S400
PONTIAC 1851 station wagon
macuiate. FLooD PoNffAc, 4s5I
Conn. ave, WO. 6-S40O.
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1908 dood H9pss Rd. Sc. 20

E0+ t-SD1o e
STUDRBAKER '53 Commander VS.
sedan: 81 $50: a distinctive car
with style. and performance. For q
good Studebaker or Nash always
see WILLIAMS 4 BAKER flFst
The Areas Oldest Nash Dealer.
2Sth and NJ SITS. NV. no. 2-s70o.
ISTUDERAKER So Champion de luxe
2-dr.; and h.: S795
MARTIN STUDEBAKER
l4904 Hsmnden Lane OIL. 2-1700
sTUDFBAKFR '52 Landcruiser VS.
4-dr.; spotifGs orig. blue with o.d.,
r., h.. othef extras. immac. in and
out. a one-owner, low-mileaEe
beauty. Priced to sell fast, S599.
500 down with good credit. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. ia.
g-4s00. lis
sTUDEBAKER 80 Champion Regal
de luxe; and h. o.d ;. snow tires,
very clean. finest cond.: 1929 cash
or $50 down, S5 wk. WOLFE MO-
TORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-
3-0142, IL
STUDEBAKER 80 conv. commercial
coupe: radio, heater and overdrive;
guaranteed; S395,
MARTIN STUDEBAKER
f904 Hampden Lane OIL. 2-l700
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AUToMoBILEs FoR sALE

WnLYs IS: 4-Wheei Or; ton
RSfsl RSsEzs soSS oHSSoT9Sisss. 81 sI.ss: sss::lssss'' so
WILLfs AZ station wagon; h. and
Cd. excel tires. clean inside and
out S325. TIE, 6-6s4l after o. IL
WILLYS '53 station wagon: 8 cyl,
heater and cd. excel, tires, real
So1iS51 MOOR sAtEsi ' i71T R. ave
ne, DU. 1890 lis
WILLIS 81 alI-metal station wagon
| S4g9. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS
! JU. 6-6525. lis
WILLYS 50: 4-wheel dr.: lp,O0C
miles: mech. good, S645 HUNTER
MOTORS, XII. S-1333.
RAMBLER 1851 convertible; r. anc
| b., clean; S445. SOUTHEAST. NASH
,2033 Nichols ave. sc. LU- 4-5200
| ia
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PLYMOUTH SO 4-door sedan; fully
equip; $4,000 actual miles; won-
derful buy: S695
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AuIoMoRlLEs toR SALE

oLDsMoBnE '54 'ps" Holiday
PfsTY BRANCH MoroRs. ~, 8
oIDsMoBmE SISSi 1s4e COW; Syt
owner: excel: eond,; Z. and b
Rb pbE,esia a.ssS4 sssSi HU. a-oSOO' E.t: Mls 81
oLDs '55 Super ''ss" convertible
coupe; hydEamatled radio radio: heater Eater
tinted sisss. % Wv % tires beautiful
2-tone fnish al leather interior
This car cannot be told from new
the most terrific buy. Of the wear
Don't miss this value for only
So, ,a95 saftey tested for your pro
lection 3p-day written warranty
PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
KE. f-l30S 90 Closed Sundays
-lT
oIlDS SO Super "ss" 4-door; r
and h., w.-w' tires; perfect cond.i
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
CHRYSLER- -PL PLYMoUTH-lMPERIAL
400 Ga. Ave NV. IA. 9-2900
OLDS '55 4-door hardtop Holiday
super SIS; power steering 900
mlleSs save SI I,UOUI NOW Sz.b64
FLOOD PONTIAC, 422f connecti-
cut. Wo. 6-s400
oLDS '55 "ss' 2-dr. hardtop: tur-
ssiSoise siIoI snS ydo white; 7; 10 and nd b. wv.
6lQ0. Ext. 101 after q pm. lie
OLDS 1q4S 'aS" 4-dr.. r. and h., a
good clean car only. $295. GIN
DERS AUTO SERVICE. Sheriff I'd,
at 62nd pl. ne. WA $4,000, -1a
0LDS t2l 194T: one g cylinder and
one s cylinder, both eauinped; only
SIPS each, GINDER'S AUTO SERv-
ICE. sheriff I'd, at send pl. ne,
oIDS '53 super "ss" Holiday hard
top; fiawless e-tone green; Wv.
leather trimmed interior. Smooth
Rocket power. Mech. peri, 81 400.
bank financing. KIRK MOTOR CO.,
1000 Ga. ave, ia. 9-4S00. lis
oLDS '55 super "SS" convertible:
special coral and white finish.
equipped with ali power; S2.a95
CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
1a23 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
OLDS '54 Rocket "ss" 4-door; hy-
dra., power brakes, r, and h.. out
standing family car buy; Sl.7g5.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST. sIL. sPG. JU. 5-sIss
Evening star., 1955-11-17

PLYMOUTH '5I cranbrook 4-dr,:
beautiful green finish: radio, heater,
low mileage; very clean inside and
Evening star., 1955-11-17
PONTIAC 1859 chieitaln "s' 4,aE::i

7, and h., Mght blue hnish' ssgo
CAVE tFoRDl, 4Sl4 Elm St. Be:
thesda IA. Nd. OIL. $500. ---le
PONTIAC Ig4I 4-dr.; Al late mo-
tor; excel. front end. brakes. tires
runs good; reaS. Phone Hu. 3-e24%
after Tzu m III
Evening star., 1955-11-17
AUToMosILEsFoR SALE

sTUDEBAKER so Champ. 2-dr.:
some soSns eTsdlt I VIII enable Ss YOU To- % take
over small notes Of $3.50 mo.
with no cash down Full price,
bal. S2Ss.S4. KIRK MOTOR CO.,
1000 Ca. ave. ia a-4s00. lis
sTUDEBAKKR 81 starlight eoupe;
clean and have ali the extras: the
are selling these Tor S3e5.
Anacostia Motor Co.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC SIS; a brilliant performing
/ 4-dr. in showroom condition. Mod
ern accessories. S2,199. HORNER 8
Buick Downtown, iii 18TH, DI,
7-39g3. -lS
PONTIAC "a Chieftain 2-door: orig;
finish like new $4,000 actual
miles. . real beauty for this price;
S1,196
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
PONTIAC 1870 S-cylinder 2-door:
blue; going overseas this month,
must sell: car is clean and IN good
condition, good tires best offer over
S250 Can 10. 1-o144 any time.
PONTIAC 1859 chieitain IS" 4-dr.;
T. and h., light blue hnish; $500.
CAVE tFORDl, 4SI4 Elm st., Be.
thesda IA. Nd. OIL. $500. lis
PONTIAC ie4I 4-dr.; AL late mo-
tor; excel. front end, brakes. tires;
runs good; reaS. Phone HU. 3-9242
after 7zp.m. IL
PONTIAC '53 chieftain "s' 4-dr.
In beautiful light. blue, hydra,
and h.; today only S1,0o5.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST. sIL. sPo. yu. b-slse
PONTIAC 1850 "s'' cdr. sedan
orig, black finish; exceptionally
clean, radio and heater; for S54h,
al TREW MOTOR CO.. 9Th and
Fia. ave. ne. Ii. 7-1732.
PONTIAC 80 Chieftatn "s' de luxe
4-dr.: spotless 2-tone ivory and
green, dual-range hydra, +. h.,
other extras; inmac. interior. a
test to fine care: | owner; fully
bank terms. KIRK MOTOR CO,
1000 Ga. ave. ia. a-4S0G. --lb
PONTIAC '55 Star Chief convertible
beautiful blue and white. 2-tone,
fully equip; ready to go, $2,69b.
STANDARD PONTIAC
44o4 r. /. Ave. NE .UH. 1861
PONTIAC 1854 station WAGON 4-dr.;
hydra; power brakes. 5000 NIL
S2,a9h. jE 4-o25s. III
PONTIAC ia4S 2-dr. sedanette; 2
/ and h., very clean; only S29S, 50
down, ARROW MOTORS, 32la
Rhode Island ave. me-. AP. T-Iu1@'
PONTIAC SO IS" convertible; hydra.
matte. T. and h.: S799, HORHER's
COR. Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne,
a: 9Th, Ii. 6-6464.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER SO. Champ, club cpe,,
Z. and b. owed. real economy
down. MCNEIL PoNTiAC, 1920
Wis, ave. OIL $4,000. "Iu the
Heart Of Bethesda" lis
lSTUDEBAKER '54 Commander hard
top; auto, drive. heater. wire
wheels. white-wan tires. 2-tone;
MARTIN STUDEBAKER
4g04 Hampden Lane OIL. 2-170O
sTUDEBAkER '52 Champion hard
iSR NeRs e9S coRa Bafck Sf sbtsi sbssi.r. HPE, PIs
ave. ne, Ii. 6-6464
lSTUDE. Cmdr '4s; cd. 81. cpe., r.
b., ike new: S295, ; Lady owner.
724 Ursal St sc 1s'