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Evening star., 1955-01-02
NotionoL Review:
Legislators Prepare for Beginning
Of Demoorot Controlled Congress

AT noon next wednesday, vice
President Nixon will call the Senate
to order, hear q prayer by the chap
LAIN. swear Ia new members and
then request nominations for Presi-
dent Pro Tempore. At the same
time at the other end Of the Capitol.
Lyle Snader. clerk Of the House In
the $50 Congress. win call the House
to order, listen to q prayer. call the
roH Of new members and then viii
announce that nominations for
Speaker Of the House are In order.
The first session Of the saith Cons
gress will be under way.
Last week was spent IN prepara-
ton for that opening. Congressmen
gathered here to discuss opening
session strategy and to map out IN
broad terms the work Of the session.
IN Augusta. Ca. President Eisen-
hover interrupted his goifing yacas
ton to work on his state -of -tlie-
Uninn message. and his press aide
released bits and driblets of the pro-
posed administration program To
neWSmen.
Evening star., 1955-01-02

lt was made clear last week that
the armed services would get con-
siderable attention during the new
Congress. The White House an
fi0uneed that 1 pay increase would
be sought for long-term enlistees.
And Richard B. Russell. Democrat.
or Georgia said hts Senate Armed
Services COMMITTEES would investi-
gate military manpower cutbacks.
The armed forces plan 70 drop
40O. 900 men Ii the next 10 months.
Army Chief of Stan Matthew B.
Ridswny 3 reported % haye pro-
tested the cutback.
Senator Russell said last week his
group would talk 10 members cf
the Joint Chiefs cE star and %
RentaEon civilian efiefs.
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frances Agony

Premier Pierre MendesyF France, 9
sharp man with . deadline. prom
ised he would get National Asserll-
bly, vote on the Paris accords before
the end Of the year. He delivered
but even he was surprised Ut how
difIicult II was.
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grndes) The vertical bars show
pefccntagcs of total general sciied-
uls ennfoyes ID eaeli srads. Ths
broken line running ncrpss the chart
tndicates ne wnge-i1creAss per-
centags proposed for me various
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ladder would receive relative sn,aIl
increases under the new proposal.
The accompanying chart shows
how The raise proposal viii affecE
approximately sIS. 900 workers III
the sensral schednIs tths CO
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Organization

The most important fact facing
Senators planning the 9Atl Congress
Is shown graphically above. The
Democrats. with the aid Of inde-
pendent Wayne Morse Of Oregon,
viii control the machinery Of the
Senate by one vote. IN the House
the Democrats will have 2S1 to-
2O3 edge Zone Democratic seat Is va
cent because Of the death Of Dwight
i. Rogers Of Florida).
So In both Houses the Democrats
win name the congressional ofilciais,
pick the committee chairman and
regulate the now Of Legislation.
A check last week. Of Democratic.
leaders gave this picture:
senator Walter n George II
Georgia win probably be nominated
and elected President Pro TEN The
chances are slim that he VIII have
opposition from other Democrats.
for he Is the senior Senator tS3
years sefvicel and is popular and
respected BY his colleagues. Il the
Republicans put up candidate he
win lose. of course, on q straight
party-line vote,
In the House 1t win be sam Ray
burn who win win the contest for
Speaker.
It also win be q time Of Joy for
the Democrats when committee as
signments are given out. There win
be AZ openings ON major committees
for the junior Democrats To divvy
up, while the Republicans viii con-
troll only three vacancies. And some
Republicans probably win be bumped
from choice committees.
After week or more Of organix-
ing. Congress viii settle down to
await 4 series Of messages from the
President.
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grades. The money sum shown d
the amount suggested f0r each
group.
Aggregate cost 81 thu raise. rresi-
dent Eisenllcwer;s figures indicate.
win Be about s2u3 million 3 ysaks
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Half Worlds Population
Would Be Represented + ut
Colombo Groups Meeting

South Asia's Colombo powers
India, Burma. Ceylon. Pakistan and
Indonesia decided last week 10 end
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Secufih.

The President Is working on m0ul-
fications of his employe security pro-
gram. hut 1t looked last week as Il
the Democrats would try to seize
the Initiative On the security Ques-
tion. Al spokesman for Senator Olin
IL. Johnston, who viii be the new
Democratic chairman Of the Civil
Service Committee. said the group
would start hearings on the security
program BY the middle of January.
The plan apparently win be TO-
punch holes Ia the existing program
and then recommend establishment
Of . central security board which
would apply q single. reasonable
standard to ell cases.
Committee members expect TO
make the Ladejinsky case the frst
'sl1orrible example. z
y Wolf Ladejinsky was an aericui-
tlral attache at the American En-
bassys III. T0yko. His speciality of
land reform and the skin with which
he carried out his lob had earned
for him q reputation III the Tar East
d i man who was proving how ef-
fective American snst-coxnxnunissa
can BE-.
But when ~ wss transfsr1sd from
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Minimum, Wuae

The l2.9 per cent Increase In the
cost of living since passage Of tho
existing minimum wage law S1049)
/ led the administration To consider
boost ii the wage floor. Last
week Mr.. Haeerty announced In
Augusta that request would be
made for 8 new wage law.
He did mt name figure, but
other sources said the bill would call
for 8 minimum wage Of 80 cents an
hour. instead Of the existing rs
cents. It would represent q 20 per
cent increase in pay for those per-
sons now making the minimum.
tThe law applies to "A million work.
ers whose jobs involve interstate
commerce, but most Of those work
erS. Of course, now make more than
the legal minimun.)
Chances for passage seemed good.
1t was not strictly Repuhlican-type
legislation. but 1t viii not be con-
sidered by d r Republican-typs Con-
gress. Democrats are expected to
Ike the bin. independent Wayne
Morse of Oregon even wants Sl
minimum wage. And ths CIO has
asked for <i.25.
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u1VGlkeQ SOLuE OA LIE tcklnkdJIUA bktC
President viii ask for IA the new
Congress. s3 si'' NJ Mi
Foreign Trude
Presidential press secretary James
6. Haeerty said Mr. Eisenhower
would send spBcial foreign trade
message to Congress January 10.
IN 1t he will ask for substantially
the same program he sought In the
83d Congress. but failed to get. He
wants the power to reduce tayiffs
BY S per cent year over period
of three years. and he wants nlodifi-
cation Of q myriad Of facets Of the
complex foreign trade lawsall
changes designed to make II easier
for other countries to trade with
the United States.
The Presidents goal, Of course, is
to stimulate world trade and there
BY shore up foreign economies which
now need direct American aid.
Pcssoee Held Likely
Senator John j. Eparkrnan, DEM
ocrat, Of Alabama said last week he
thought the program was sure to be
passed this year.
The odds for passage did seem
bright last week when the President
decided not to include q request for
repeal Of the Buy American Act,
the law which gives American bid
ders an advantage in landing Cow
ernment contracts. He believed his
December II order permitting sue
cessful domestic bidders to top for
eirn bids by only 6 to 10 per cent
made repeal Of the law unnecessary.
Previously an American supplier
could 60 as high as IS per cent over
foreign, bids and stili get the COM
tract. Congressional sentiment for
the Buy American Act would have
made it more difiicult for 4 liberal
trade measure to secure passage II II
had called FOR repeal.
Other obstacles did crop up last
week, however. Representative
Daniel Reed, Republican, Of New
York. the man who almost han-
strung an administers tax bill I'M
the 83d Congress, said he was ready
to fight ) trade bill which failed
adequately to protect domestic ii1-i
dustry. And o. r. Strackbein.
chairman Of the nationwide Conn-
mittee Of Industry. Agriculture and
Labor on Import Export Policy. said
his pruiin would fight 4 new trade
Evening star., 1955-01-02

the State Department TO the Agri-
culture Department lii an adminis-
trative shuttle he ran into trouble.
Agriculture said be was q security
risk Reasons were not clear but
it seemed Mr.. Ladejinslxyss Russian
birth and his relatives stiIl in Rus
sia had counted against him. His
personal loyalty was not ofllcially
questioned. but he was taken on his
job.
The Agriculture Department was
attacked from several sides on the
Ladejinsky case.
Appeal Hoped For
Agriculture officials seemed en1-'
barTassed about the whole thing last
week, and one spokesman hoped
publicly Mr.. Ladejinsky would APP
peal his case SO the whole thing
could be settled once and for all.
But the department was further en-
barrassed By letter from . New
York businessman. It was revealed
that Milan p. smith, executive as
sistant to Secretary Benson. Was
using the letter to support the
custer. The New Yorker had gone.
out Of his way 70 tie together Com
lnunists and Jews chr. L.adejinsky
Is 4 Jewl
And on the same day. John q.
Cassity. the departments security
chief. advanced the novel suggestion
that Mr.. Ladejinsky's anti-C Comnnu-
mist writings helped prove he was d
security risk. For the benefit Of
Alice In Wonderland. men from
Mars and curious members Of the
public. he explained that 1t Is
doubtful any one would fwrite such
articlesl unless he had reason to.
believe his family lin Russial would
not be harmed. Z
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per house gets is crack at the Pari
package next February.
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unveiled some of the legislation the
President will ask for Il, the new
Evening star., 1955-07-13

EXCELLENT. sport. Potomac River.
hshins craft. perfect condition: IS
It. Built late 1851; 95-h.p. Chrys-
Ter marine engine: toilet. Owner re-
quires larger boat. $1,775. CaIl OIL.
2-45S3 after pm. or Greenwood
2-2644. Hague. Va. Tor appt- 70
I9-FT. NODDED woiverine. center
deck boat; eompl. equipped; sell
with or without motor. AID. 4-2os4.
MOTOR. IN h.p. Used 10 hrs; With
gear shift: bail-a-matie: 2-Wheei
cart; s1s5 or best ofier. De 2
IouTBoAKD MOTOR. 1883 FIRE
stone With gears, perfect; hrst Si26
FISHING PARTlEs, Cnesepeake Bay
reseT.. Cart KING. To- 4-5s43
daytime: Wa. 7-4iS2. NIGHTS. vi,
risHHING PARTIES. Deale. Nd: res
sryations. Cali CAPT. EDWARDS.
NV NV iaaTTPMsiENr siaaTTPPMENr ARRIVED. Fiber
glass loft. runabouts at S299 80.
Don't fail TO- see these values. SAB
SSwp SS nl.n washaspRSiSRiM MaRSR MssT sfss eoRP ans
948 Maine ave. s-w.. ST. 3-3555.
.sTEELCRAFT. 2e-ft.. fair cond. /:
sleeps 4; extra equipment incl.
Must sacrifice. PL. $4,000. liz
SOFT. 1855 steel safticrafts EXPRESS
Cruiser. Like new. Fast. Sleeps 5.
200-h p. Chrysler Imperial. $3.50.
See Steward Charlie King at corin-
81 inFooT, . hunks, etc. Hui per-
feet. Must sell this week. 5000.
14-FT. RUNABOUT, 1o-h.p. motor.
S225 or best offer. XII. S-4694.
equipped; excel. cond: must be
moved immed. First $3.50 takes it.
SAILcRAFT CO.. Crescent 3-2402.
I6-H.P. FIREsToNE outbosrd motor
and gas tank, forward controls.
carrying cart. extra 3-bladed prop;
motor 3 wks. old. hardly used
lift. SPEEDROAT, plywood: Ford
60-h.p. VS. marine conversion; in
AL cond.; plus acces. Price, $500.
Call between 8 and pm. LA.
6-9320. -15
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tce.s.l

FoRD 'sI M-ton panel: pipe rack
heater; sxeel- eond: sbe6. WI
CHEVY so M-ton paneI; e1eeIleni
condition. Call NO. 7-s3o3. aftel
8 pm. MR. COLEMAN. -19
GMC ,52 h-ton pickup: green
day guarantee. HILL q SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, n14
Vermont ave. NV. AD. 4-4300-
Open ewes. I'll 8: sat. III 5.
buy At 1855. CENTRAL MoTOR
Co. 1901 Oronoco St. Alex. Va.
sHoiP VAN. trailer mounted. air
compressor, generator with com.
plete shop benches; I6 II. long. and
opens all the way around. Ideal for
phsaHss9ts plamners. CENTRAL 1s asods5 MoToR CO, s.
1901 oronoco ST.. Alex. Va. ov.
GMC rs LIST series de luxe cab pick.
up; Hydra: new-truck warranty
1895. CENTRAL MOTOR CO,
ss04 jefferson Davis hwy. THE
Big Used Truck Lot" oV. 3-l5g0.
GMC '53 2h-ton dump truck: mode
401,. 1-speed axle: $40 tires, s.
speed transmission. double frame:
nsw,truek warrsnty: sd.se5. CEN.
Davis hwy. The Big Used Truck
Lot" OV. 3-5l00. -l5
Evening star., 1955-07-13
TRUCKS FOR SALE

Al USED TRUCKS--Hi-value used
trucks: all models makes and
sizes. See our selection before you
buy. INTERNATIONAL HARVES-
TER, 901 BladensburE I'd. me-. Ii
CHEVROLET AT de luxe h-ton pane
delivery: excel cond., used bv pvt
nefss s!4s tGf tsrms RopER TSst
HTfRSaTloSSI FL q sSf MI METRO 40: ssabo
Mr. Charles, Q a. 8 LAUNDRY
4419 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville
FoRD pr .,,s 1ss5 y, a,ton ,y,s.. vs. mqasli r
body. Practically new; fully
equipped. Sl.295, terms. Call MA
S-5077 day or Spruce 3-s7S2 eve
FORD '51 F-1oo s-cyl, h-ton PICK.
up: fully equip: looks like new
has 4-speed transmission: turr
signals, heater. etc. low mileage
almost new tires; July clearance
S875. FRANK SMALL Jr., INC.
5000 Penna. ave. se. LU. 2-9s27
FORD 1854 P-1oo h.ton pickup;
heater: one owner: low mileage
like new; S1.195; 30-day guaran-
tee, HILL a. SANDERS. Wash. (
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 14th ct
NV. NO 7-11l1. Open ewes. til .
Sat. til 5.
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DODGE 81 Coronet 4-dr.; r. and h.,
seat covers; HIGHT green finish; nice
throughqqt; $500; 30-day guar
antee. HILL & SANDERS. Wash. s
Oldes Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st.
ava a.: sa1 NO T., ,7ill1l. Open ewes. til
poDGE "a 81 :; Station wagon; light
tires: ali metal: 81. .e4a: 2sdsy
money-back trial, 4-month written
guarantee. HILL L. SANDERS.
Wash.'s, Oldest Ford Dealer, lila
vermont ave-. NV, AID. t4-4300.
open eyes, til 9; Sat. til 5.
in last months: Mechanically t iHy
perfect: r. and h: 5 good tires
.S3a0. ,JE., 3-9326 after 8 pm. -
DODGE 50 Wayfarer 2-door sedan :
good looking. orig. green fin.; equip.
with huid drive. r. and H.: other
extras. extras. Mech; excel. Dependable
/. KaRh a a.asod MOTOR CO. 1000 Ga, eve.
DODGE '4s Custom sedan: r., h.;
S295 cash or S5 down, S5 per week.
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wiscon sin
l ave; nv. EN-. 3-0142. Ia
FORD 1855 Country Squire; fully
equip r: and h.. .Fordomatic, un-
81. 2.495. JA. 1886. Ia
FORD SO convertible: white, black
top; Fordomatic. tinted glass; r.
and h.: 5000 mi: excel. cond. !:
S2. 295. Ewes. FE. 3-126S. --I5
FORD 1865: automatic, loaded with
extras: priced S2,295. For infor-
FORD '53 "S'' all-metal Ranch
Wagon: HYDRA. r. and h.. $4,000
actual mi. S1,395. BELL MOTORS,
SOLO Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-S9OO.
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TRUST NOTES FoR SALE
BoArs

Ist TRUST. S3.425. payable $40
Per rH,. ne. Sc. on We; prepsetyi sub
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VACATION PLACES

OCEAN VIEW GUEST HOUSE
Ocean City, Md. Arm. apt. avail
able; sleep A. S65 week: r., Sis
: per week double. Phone Ocean
City 433-W,
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CHEV. '4S 4-dr.; black; very clean
$249. HORNER'S BUICK. I'LL
| 14th. DI. 7-3993.
CHRYSLER '53 Custom Imperial f.
| door; Triple power. toraue con
verter: new tubeless Wv. tires
Compare this car with any in towI
I at Sl .695. BELL MOTORS. 56lt
Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-SgO0: Ia
lCHRYSLER $50 Windsor de luxe Sc.
| dan: 2-tone green finish, equipped
" With hos radlS, heater n,, ass ntss fluid drive
! Capitol Cadillac-O Olds. Co
Ila23 22nd st. NV. ST. 3-260f
lCHRYSLER 1861 Windsor cfut
coupe: equipped: excellent condi.
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placks Fordomatic. heater, tailored
seat covers; low mileage; one
M owner as 81 oo .iss 29ps Spsn monsybaeE sSss 81 Y
trial; 4-month written Fuarantee.
HILL g. SANDERS. Wash's oldest
Ford Dealer. s1114 Vermont ave
NV" AD. 4-4300. Open ewes. It'll g.
FORD '52 Custom Tudor: radio,
neater. turn signals, seat covers to
match the 2-tone blue finish. An
extra-clean 1-owner car. Special
price, SS49: written guarantee.
TRIANGLE MOTORS tFORDl
3010 r. I. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
FORD so sunliner convertible; +.
anc h.. oyerdrive; Wv. tires orig
inal black finish. new. tan top;
y, ,.en,, ,oSSi s,-e.ay. s-day money-back trial
& SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV, NO, z
iii. Open ewes, til 8. Sat. til s.
FORD '54 VS. Fordor; original light
blue finish. heater. turn signals,
seat covers. very clean, owner
Wheelmobile, free warranty. ST.
WHEELER, INC.
CHRYsLER- -PLYMoUTH-I H-IMPERIAI,
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 3-4S00
FORD so custom Tudor; heater:
S495: 30-day guarantee, HILL 4,
SANDERS, Wash's Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV. NO. p
iii. Open ewes. til 2 Sat. til 8.
FORD '54 Crestline "8F' convertible
Fordomatic. radio, heater, turn sig.
mails, Wv. tires; Cameo Cora
finish. black top; 1-owner; like new.
81 ,S95. Written. guarantee
TRIANGLE MOTORS fFord)
3Q10 r. I. Ave. NE. DE. 2-63O2
FORD '53 Tudor sedan: r. and h.,
plus many extras. A low-mileage.
clean car, at q bargain price.
GuaTantesd and priced ct only
so 7afss tGs ssf SGTn blE lPEaDEmsns Drsmsn Call
Stohlman Chevrolet
3270 M st. NV. NO. 7-7212
F0RDsr5ls Tudors and Fordors;
all fully equipped: absolutely i'm
%seaiats Sss ssc, c9ndi!iUH 96.s% rdnS thrpushqqt
rnRhs,no iSsh St. niw'v W q. .,,IS 1,5soo; .,
ahs Fordor ssss and lgss s sSss SSst0n,bs nabf
VS. Custom Fordor: r. and h.,
new Wv. tires: 81. i.349. HoRNER's s
COR. Buick Dealer. Fla. ave.
ne. at 9Th. Ii. 6-6464.
FORD '53 VS. Tudor; Glacier blue
finish. with contrasting seat covers: !:
heater. turn signals. spot light, etc.
One owner. low mileage. This Is
q real bargain. Today only, S945.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 2-9s27
t... . liz
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soyers- See this beauty today only
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd. Arl-, IA. 2-a00l
FORD '53 VS. Tudor: Sheridan blue
nnish. with contrasting seat covers
T. and b.. turn signals. many other
accessories; j owner, low mileage
Don't miss this July clearance;
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
1876 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. l-ss47
FORD '55 Custom Tudor; heater
turn signals; less than 6 miles;
S395 down. B. 4 b. MOTORS,
s232 Ga. ave. Sill. sps, Nd. Ju
FoRD6' IS VS. Ranch Wagon: hea.e,
VIZ YER d sPRiNa fsHaAisi MoToR SSs eSsn' Co. nc. Nc
siI. spg., Nd. JU. 9-45oO.
FORD SO Custom Tudor; heater an5
turn signals: black finish: like new
$l,050. SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO.. INC. 1909 E.-W. hwy. (at Ca
ave., Sill. Spg., Md. JU. 9-4500.
FORD '5I 2-dr.; de luxe, VS.: light
blue finish with matching plastic
seat covers: AL condition, $500;
WriTfsn TsT.N97 EnaIsntse = ts6ro,s er..a
3010 R. /. Ave. NE. DE. 2-6302
FORD 81 customline VS. ,Fordor;
trastne s.as green nish h.,n With con-
signals, etc. Extremely good cond
throughout. July clearance: S595
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
5000 Pa Ave. s,E. LU. 2-es27
------------------- IL
FORD '54 Custom ''S'' club coupe
Tadio and heater; dark green finish
EoRp $500 $50 wis. wSii'SaS; ave. nA@, MoNES5 @o
FORD 53 convertible: Z. and h.;
ST '445. MONROE FORD, Si00 wis
ave. NV, Wo. $4,000. Open ewes
FORD is5e Custom VS. Tudor; r
sss sss5 h. car EordSnatis Na very MoNsoE sgseis
FORD 5ioo Wis % ave. NV. NVs Wo
$4,000. Open ewes. til o pm.
FORD '55 Customline "S' Fordor
beautiful ebony black with tube LESS
WV. tires: Fordomatic. r. and h.
and numerous other extras. New
"trigger-torque" acceleration and
ball Joint suspension. Little driven
BY member Of Diplomatic Corps
sa pPfce. sfSa5 pas sank saTs n RRk
MOTOR Co. 1000 Ga. ave. Ia
9-4S00. IA
FORD '53 Customline as" Fordor:
Fordomatic. radio. heater. turn
signals, custom seat covers to
match the light green finish: tip
top throughout. S1.295: written
f1siiISs; TRIANGLE MOTORS fFoRD,
3010 r. I. Ave. NE, DE. 2-6302
FORD 81 Custom "S" Fordor sedan
orig. maroon fin. and completely
equip. with Fordomatic, r. and h.
and other extras. Mech. excel. Spe-
cially reduced for quick sale to
MOTOR ssos c., 400 aRS "a. eSths: ave. hiFk *
FORD '5s Victoria; best offer. No
dealers. TU. 2-1424. IA
FORD so Tudor sedan; r. and h.:
S495. AMERICAN SERVICE CEN.
TER, 5s5 N. Glebe rd.. Arl. Va.
FoRD On IS v-s Custom rordor Sc.
many extras. OV. 3-1815. --15
FORD 40 convertible; r. and h.,
new white top; sparkling let black
flnish: a real summertime luxury
S5e5. LOGAN tFord). I'LL 18th
St NV; d. 7-5S0o.
h.. and other extras: sparkling
green finish; like new: Immaculate
condition; S4g5: LOGAN tFord),
I'LL 18th st. NV. DI. 7-5S00
FORD '53 Custom "S" Fordor; r and
h., Fordomatic: new-car condition
throughout: immaculate condition; !;
S1.l95. LOGAN (Ford), I'LL 18th
NV, DI. 7-5S0O.
FORD '54 Custom "S" Fordor; fully
equipped; Styletex trim; sparkling
by one owner; excellent tfrouehout;
ST ,495. LOGAN tFordl, 1l1l 18th
st. NV. DI. 7-5S00.
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740n GA. AVE. NV

CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Air 2-dr.:
Powerslide;, T. and b., Wv. tires;
mi: DIPLOMATS car in excel cond.
TU. 2-34g5 or CO. 5-5050, Ext. 2l.
CHEVROLET "a Bel Air 4-dr.
power steering. h.. good cond. !,
low mileage. / owner, will take
trade. After p.rn.. LU. 3-24S3.
CHEvROLETs - 80 Fleetline 2-dr.,
equipped. S549; 80 hardtop conv.
and h., 5000; '51 Styleitne 4-dr. :,
2-tone, Pwrgld., r. and h., SS4g;
'53 Bel Air, blue. white top, Pwrgld.,
T. and h., $1.l99. HORNER'S COR,
BUICK DEALER. Fla. ave. ne. at
9Th. Ii. 6-6484.
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DODGE $50 black Coronet 4-dr. sed.,
$499; 81 Coronet. r. and h., S649;
52 2-tone, 2-door. r. and h.. $649;
'52 Diplomat, blue gray top. Gyro,
T. and h.. S949. HORNER'S COR
BUICK DEALER. Fla. ave. ne. at
9th. Ii. 6-6464.
DODGE AZ de luxe 2-door sedan;
fluid : drive, r.. and h., l owner
excel. tires. $3.50. XII. s-657o.
DODGE "a station wagon; r. and
h.. sharp blue finish, perfect tires,
low mileage: one-owner car; S., 1896.
2-day money-back trial. 4-month
written guarantee. HILL & SAN
DERs. Wash.''s Oldest Ford Dealer,
1900 14th st. NV. NO. 7-l1ll,
Open ewes. It'll 9. Sat. It'll 5.
DODGE 80 Coronet Sierra station
WAGON; has Gyromatic, r. and h ,
turn signals, Wv. tires, luggage
carrier: 2-tone finish; garage kept.
looks like new. July clearance,
FRANK SMALL, JR,, INC.
1885 Good Hope Rd. Sc, LU. 1-e847