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house, said today enortS are De-
ing made to arrange the meeting
with the city heads. The asso-
citation opposes destruction Of
the building. contending the
Fund can build its structure
around the old fire house.
Mr.. Leeman conferred with
Secretary of the Treasury Hum
lphrey. 1t was agreed the matter
should be taken up with Frank
A. Southard. jr.. United States
representative on the Fprd's
board Of executive directors.
Many other nationalities are
represented on the board.
The vice president said he and
Mr.. Southland talked abouu the
problem. Mr.. Southland is taking
up the matter with the Fund to
see whether a meeting can be
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Garrett Cites
Area { Gain
Southwest Project
Really on the Rood

Development OF the 440-acre
Area C project IN Southwest is
really ION the road" now. George
A. Garrett. President Eisen-
Ihower's envoy in getting rede-
velopment moving. declared yes
terday. 50
Mr.. Garrett told the directors
Iof the Redeyelopment Land
Agency that preservation Of
downtown Washington Is pred
Iicated on redevelopment Of the
Icity's blighted areas. such as
Southwest.
He said he knows Of q down.
town Washington firm. which he
did not name, which has been
promised So million in expansion
funds. provided the Southwest
redevelopment project material
ICES.
Mr.. Garrett, named by Presi-
dent Eisenhower last spring to
speed up Southwest redevelop-
ment. gave the board an account
lof his recent activities in this
field. He told of his efforts to
obtain an interagency agreement.
The National Capital Planning
Commission last week Endorsed
"a land use plan for Area C.
Under the new program, the
Smithsonian Institution viii have
Ito look elsewhere for its projected
air museum. Presumably this
ends the stalemate under which
the Smithsonian wanted to build
Its new museum at Tenth street
and independence avenue S.W.
This would have interfered with
the proposed magnificent South
Mall. an essential part Of the
southwest redevelopment.
Chairman John A. Remon Of
the land agency agreed with Mr..
Garrett that Area c prospects
now seem bright. He thanked
Mr.. Garrett for "all that you
have done" in bringing about a
more hopeful outlook for the
lnrocraYn
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Seven Stores
Destroyed in
Business Area

LYNCIIBURG, Va, Dec. Il
ga $27million business dis
trict fire roared out Of control
here for some five hours today.
injuring three firemen and a
city electrician. before it was
brought under control at mid
morning.
Seven stores were burned out,
only their outside walls remained
standing. Two other stores had
heavy water damage. Exploding
ammunition in the basement Of
one building smashed windows
all along the other side OF the
street.
The fire repeatedly started in
the basement of one Of the
buildings.
Three-quarters Of the 1000
block of Main street was de-
stroyed by the blaze which
reared out of control for hours
while all available firemen
fought it in the sub-freezing
weather.
Two insurance adjusters esti-
mated damage at from 81 mill
lion to So million.
Firemen Charles Mitchell, N.
E. Smoot and Capt. w. H.
ITweedy were injured, Mr..
Mitchell seriously. He was
knocked from a ladder by Q
high-pressure hose and suffered
a sprained back and shock.
Electrician Sam Hendricks was
knocked of his feet by the am
munition explosion and suffered
shock and smoke in his lungs.
/ It appeared for a while that
the entire downtown area might
| be in danger. Public Safety
Director j. H. Boice asked and
got help from the Roanoke Fire
Department, SO miles away, an
aerial truck to help control the
windswept blaze.
| Mr.. Boice said the fire de-
lstroyed the John E. Gannaway
i& Co., Inc: Bailey-Spencer
Hardware, S. s. Kresge Co., W.
IT. Grant Co., Brosch Florists.
IMcKenna Radio and Televisiou
and Peoples Clothing Store.
/ The fire was the second within
liz hours to threaten the busi-
mess district. Late yesterday IRE
swept a shoe store q block from
1.-The scene of today's blaze.
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arranged with the Commission
ers. The Fund was not repre-
sented at a meeting with the
Commissioners Monday.
The General Services Admin
istration. which has official Gus
tody of the building, indicated II
could not evict the association
since its occupancy is not subject
to GSA authority. Under a spe-
cial act of Congress, the Com
missioners have permitted the
association to meet in the Ole
firehouse for many years.
GSA's view is that the occu-
pancy is entirely UP to the Com
missioners. Title to the land Is
vested in the Federal Govern
ment, but the right to occupy II
is UP to the Commissioners.
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schools viii constitute State ac-
ton, and win clothe those schools
with q public nature. A colored
child seeking entry to one Of
those schools cannot be denied
admission on the basis Of race
alone. We shall still have our
problem and we shall have done
nothing except to transpose our
dilemma from one set Of schools
to another.
We shall have gotten nowhere.
Our weapon" win have become
sword Of ashes. And what q
price we shall have paid! Let
me repeat. We shall have sold
our birthright of public educa-
ton for a mess of pottage con-
tanning nothing except confusion
and Illustration.
Importance Weighed
| For a moment. let us consider
the Importance of keeping Sec
Ition 141. This section is one Of
the two constitutional corner
stones of our public free school
system. Section 129 is the other.
Section 129 provides that the
General Assembly shall estab-
lish and maintain and efficient
system Of public free schools
throughout the State. Section
141 guarantees financially that
this duty win be fulfilled by pro-
hibiting US from spending public
money to pay for private schools
Section 141 was put in the
Constitution in 1902 after 80
years of the toughest kind of 60
ing for the public school system,
IT represented a triumph over
the system Of private academies
which had been financed partly
by the State in the 10th century.
Section l4l was adopted be-
cause our tax revenues were
limited, and because the compe-
tition of modern civilization de-
manded that all Of our children
be educated. This demand was
never more overwhelming than
| it is today. 1t will become in
creasingly crucial in the imme-
diate future.
In the past 10 years in Vir-
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Food Clothing Drive
IAt Hospital Completed

woodrow Wilson High
Schools Student Council Com
mittee for Junior Village an
nounced the successful compile
Ition of their two-week food and
clothing drive for the Junior
Village.
The committee collected $500
|. rs in cash. 3,18l cans Of food,
1921 articles of clothing and g.
951 toys for the Junior Village.
THE committee said the gifts
would be taken to the village TO-
day.
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VIRGINIA MUST DECIDE

rhe first phose Of the Groy Commission
plan TO prevent forced school intesro-
tioa in Virginia will be voted on
Jonver 3. The Stor asked Mr..
Boothe, ieoder Of opponents Of the
referendum, to write this, the seventh
Of o series exploring both sides Of
the controversy The other side will
be discussed tomorrow in on article
written by Arlington Stote Senator
Cherries r. Fenwick.
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Bethel Rites Planned

Bethel Baptist Church of Sea-
brook. Md, viii hold its annual
Christmas service at 1880 pm.
tomorrow. A holiday students
might will be held at 8 pm.
Christmas Day.
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4 Hurt in Lynchburg
So Million Blaze
New PorIey in Prospect
On Fote Of Engine | House

Another session with District Commissioners decide
the fate Of the old Union Engine House Nineteenth and
NV the International Monetary Fund wants to
construct its headquarters, is in prospect
Herbert Leean Washington lawyer and vice president
of Association Oldest Inhabitants which meets in the
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Street Scenes

A shopper telling a COM
panion, tits certainly not like
last year." and the companion
replying, mo, and next year
it won't be like this year." . .
A pushcart filled with holly,
standing on the sidewalk un-
attended and for no apparent
reason on Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. just above Thirteenth
street NV.
A Davy Crockett cake, COM
plete with ballad inscribed,
in a Connecticut avenue bak-
cry window. -.
A passenger pulling at a
handkerchief to mop his brow
In a well-heated bus, while
those on the street shiver
A rabbi getting an affection
ate greeting at the entrance
to a German restaurant
A boy pedaling a bicycle
along Columbia road and
carefully balancing a basket
load of gaily wrapped Christ
mas packages f..
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Daily Pageant Program
Today
Todoy

TOO pm.-Puppet Show.
1880 pm.-Polish Folk Dance Group-Representing the
Free Poles.
800 pm.-The Western Players Western Presbyterian
Church present "Amahl and the Night Wis
itors" (Gian-Carlo MenottD. Director Mrs.
Nancy Poore Tufts.
$3.50 plm.-Brass Choir Christmas concert-American
Federation of Musicians.
9:Oe pm-The Glove Repertoire Theater Company pre-
sents scenes from Christmas play. Dr.
rected by Richard D. Waters.
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Noon-The Rev. G. G. Lacy, Central Presbyterian
Church
400 pm.-Wheaton High School Choir.
TOO pm-Puppet Show.
1880 pm--Bethesda Chevy Chase High School Capela
Choir under the direction of Mrs. Faye Finley
Shaw
500 pm-The Parish Players Of ST. Thomas Episcopal
Church present Where Love Is Born" by Toll
stoy. Robert Rush, director.
$3.50 pm-Internatonal Night European folk dances and
Christmas music. Legation of Estonia, Legation
of Lthuana. Baltic Women's Council Lthu-
anian Club of Washington; Free Poles, Polish
Club Of Washington and Polish Choir; Hun
garian children Of Bethen Home Of the Hun
garian Reformed Federation Of America; Ro-
manian American Foundation. and Latyian
Youth Group
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21
SaueIched

At a recent party, a WASH
ington socialite was explain-
ing the proper conduct for
maintaining social position.
1t is highly important, he ex-
pounded, to be absolutely GER
tain to whom you are speak
ing before you speak at all.
The woman to whom he was
explaining the social ritual
a lady originally from Maine
told him she had never been
confronted with such a prob
lem.
"Our family has been here
so long" she said, shat We
can afford to speak to any
one"
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.Impiish

A man we know was in
structed by his wife, as a
routine household ch0re, to
buy an ironing board cover,
but not to spend much
money on it. He approached
q motherly-lo looking clerk in
q downtown store. She
, showed him one cover, but
\ he turned it down, asking
for the cheapest in the store.
When she brought it out,
the customer said:
"Fine. Wrap it carefully,
please"
When he picked up his
package, he added casually:
"Any wife would be happy
to get this for her Christ
mas present, wouldn't she?"
The shocked and indig-
nant look on the saleslady's
face, he says, will long live
In his memory.
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40 FORD

Custom "s'' Tudor. sparkling blue
finish. immac; ideal family car.
See and drive It today. Only S495.
Easy terms.
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5 OFFICES-S1OO

SINGLE. AIR-COND. OFFICE, newly
decorated in large offlce bldg, 18TH
and H SITS. NV; SAT 80 per mo-; i'm
mediately avail. ME. SOFIA. 25s
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A BARGAIN BEAUTY

Approx. acre. Glen Hills section.
Potomac Hunt area; high elevation
overlooking woods. rolling acreage
S2.750. JU 7-64S2. 25'
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STORES FOR RENT

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Commercial
store. etc. JOHN L. SHELTON. 10.
$4,000. -25
10 FIT. BY 80 FIT. with full show
window; SS5 per mo. 261S Bladens-
burg I'd. ne. Also smaller store; LA.
BRAND NEW STORE; may be, divided;
parking. RE. 5-7722 -25.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.--Good business
location, reas. rent: heat fnrn. Call
after 10 am, DE. 2-6464, 81
LANGLEY PARK AREA. at New
Hampshire and Univ. lane-Open-
ing in 23-store shopping center for
delicatessen, ladies or children's
wear or curtain and drapery shop
only SnIyr,,y cs ~ Mr.. H E,s nc H. &C.
$4,000 go
9th AND F SITS. N.w.-store and apt.
Sl76 per mo. MR.. FISHER, -612
9Th st. NV. -26
SILVER SPRING AREA--17x5o. park
ing: 500: MARSTELLER REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-0779, JU. 7-64S0.
$40 MAINE AVE s.w.-store room
approx. 90 It. by AZ It. with Q stor-
PARKER CO., ma, s,2326. .-25
ing block. Store suitable for record
shop, beauty shop. lawyers or
dental ONCE and many other uses.
HU. 3-5S2S. MR.. BROWN. go
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AUroMoslLEs FOR SALE

FoRD 1854 station wagon VS. For
DOR: Foroomatic, heater. 5000 MI.
perfect eond.. 10 inspect phone AR
tINGTON RED CROSS. IA. 7-301O
FORD 81 Fordor sed.; S7e5 cash;
kept In peri. c1nd-; new tires: pvt.
owner; no dealers. WO. 6-66ss.
FORD '52 VS. customIine TUDOR:
Wv. tires. r. and h.. Fordoma TIC.
81 los. NASH ARLINGTON CORP
Indoor Showroom, 2015 N Moore
ST.. Arl tRosslynl. Va. IA. s-303O
FORD SO IS" cUstemIine convert:
low mileage: orig. fawn brown I'm
ISL . with ero ,S6,,i leather npho d. +
S1,395. NASH ARLINGTON CORP.
Indoor Showroom, co.'s N Moore
ST.. ArI. fRosslynl, Va. ia. $4,000
'49 FORD
Custom as" Tudor. sparkling blue
finish, immac.; ideal family car.
See and drive it today. Only S495.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
IA. 2-9O03. Open Til p:3O, Weekdays
FORD 1851 custom Tudor: light gray
finish radio and heater. seat covers
S Cn e ss9 'hG ESRso as'o9dt oRSE
Isuick). 1889 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. g.
FORD '53 Crestline conv.: torch
red; Fordamatic, r., h., Wv. tires;
10. 1-2S77, 1880 pm. -25
FORD 81
Custom Tudor. owner. beaut. sea-
mist green, equipped with T. and
n matching zeal hAartV
Priced special. $685..
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
ia 2-9O01. Open TIL $3.50, Weekdays
FORD 1897 little Super de luxe;
brand-new condition; SI35' cash;
R. I. ave. ne.
FORD 1910 coupe: race, dual
ssaoGate'ors' Jump seats Can oS o.
FORD SO Ranch Wagon: Al in
every respect; financing arranged for
anyone with good credit. For credit
approval call tn. $4,000. BILL
ROSS, 7400 Ga. ave. NV. -25
FORD '55 Victoria: power-steering
fully equipped in every way; 1900
miles. A real bargain. For credit ap-
prevail call TU. 2-4200. BILL ROSS,
aNpV va ave- NV
FORD '55 Fairlane VS. club sedan:
lge. and h.. Fordomatic. Wv.
tires, undercoated, dir. sig. wind
shield washer. porcelainized: 10
miles; list price. S2,937: our price.
FORD 1852 Custom "s": radio and
heater. seat covers. Only SS97.
Penna. ave. Sc. Ii. 3-2400.
FORD "a Custom "S" Tudor: r. and
h.; Sea Island green finish: like
new appearance; 1895; low mile
age: car No. 496-A. MONROE
sSIps.'z Nd Open evenings til 8.
FORD 81 Custom "s" club coupe: r.
and h, Fordomatic; timbleriine
green. One owner, low mileage: very
clean: 81, sos. Car No. 559-A.
hwy. Sill. Spg.. Md. Open evenings
til 2. JU. 5-7s04
FORD "a Victoria; excel. cond. OWN
Err, 1905 Hathaway drive, Glen
mont Hills. Wheaton. Nd. -26
ENGLISH FORD "a zepher 6-cyl. A.
dr.. sedan; blue: 10000 mi; heater;
tool kit. Sl.s00. Ewes. OIL. 2-9253
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TRAlLERS

BUILD YOUR OWN TRAILER-We
have axles. 81 in. long with cleo
trio brakes and ball-bearing hubs
Call OV. 3-2063 or see US at COAST
AL CORP. 433 Calvert ave, Alex
GENERAL ahdEisi LVfis5s es-it.. b.dr m2e ex-
cellent cond.: will sacrifice: going
overseas. Lot Is. NORBOURNE TR.
CT. Rte. 4. Upper Marlboro, Nd.
sTREAMLITEs. 1855, new, 81. So
and Al IT,, and Q bedrms., all with
complete baths. S-cu.-ft. refgr., hot
water heaters. fully equip, from
S2,996 up. only Y down, 5-year
bank financing at So: other makes
to choose from: free delivery any
where In q. 8: Servicemen welcome
Chillum. Md, HA. 2-3777. 80
1859 gift, in excellent
condition. Call WA. 7-2S02. rs
4'x6': 2-wheel utility: A.
oak sideboards; very sturdy: In
good shape: $65. DI. 7-0S99. ~
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CHRYsLER -PLYMoUTH- IMPERIAL

cHRYsLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 wisconsin NV. EN-. 2-1O2O
p og2Snat &c 81 ,ssS 1857 TEM Mp E. Mo- aee
TORS TSo l shsod PiaFonai I'd. Alex
equipped. si.445.' TEMPLE y MOTORS 5
1918 DIAGONAL I'd, Alex. Va. XII. s.
DODGE 81 4.door coronet: extra
clean, low mileage; S64b. KIRK MO-
TOR co. 2ool Nichols ave. Sc
D aT; S;@I 1884 VS. Diplomat 1ha2d-
topli just like new: radio and heat
er. powerflight transmission: 81 ,995.
Will accept trade. TORREY MOTOR
Co: ll37 18th st. NV. DodEesPly-
DODGE 80 Station wagon; fish,
green. T. and h.. turn signals, tinted
glass; excel. eond.; Sl.34h. KE.
D0DGE "a VS. Royal: absolutely
cannot be told from new: perfect In
every way imaginable; S16S down.
For credit approval, call TU. g
1900. BILL ROSS, 74oo Ga. Ave.
FORD as VS. epe.: r. and h.. clean.
good tires. motor and paint: SOS.
Kirk MOTOR CO.. 2001 Nichols ave.
rom loss Convertible SISei auto. trains,
g., h: fully equip. Like new. Must
S ssIl At s c,ss. s Ry OWNER; So ssS
FORD AZ custom Fordo- VS.: =, and
MOTOR CO. 200i Nichols ave Sc.
rom 81 VS. Tudor; =, and h. air.
sis.; only s7p5. SEES down.
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

Oldsmobiles and Mer-
curys needed for Western market;
bonus cash price paid for extra nice
cars Call AID. 4-9SS2. BLASs 4
CLARK. cor. Of N. Capitol and
s eiStrfh IN DEALER, in town this
week will nay cash for all makes
and mode, ears CaU Ia a-42O1
HIGHEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE
on new Studebakers and Packards
allowed on your convertible or hard
top, to fill used car demand. See or
call BILL BORNEMAN, LEE D.
Nv EN-, 5000; ..-,-.-,-29
CASH FOR CARS
trade. BEACH MOTORS, 1910 I4th
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CADnLACS

g Coupe Deville. "a "69" 4-door.
Vie VII e0n ~ "a Ss s04 4vaooas fSGup co Ps
Devilie. an club coupe. '47 7-passen-
ger. These cars are in 1st-class
como; most Of them 1-owner cars.
One OF the best selections in town.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES
lily r. l. AVE. NE. DU. 7-S300
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WHEELER. INC.

Observation-Disclosures
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
DODGE 1851 Coronet sedan; beauti.
ETC.: very clean; thoroughly recon-
ditioned; only STAT. EMERSON &
ORME tBuickl. 18th and M SITS
NV, DI. 1896.
DODGE 1862 Coronet sedan: beautiful
dark green. fully equipped; very
SSS7. EMERSON & cRME buick
18th and NJ SITS. NV, Dl. S-Sl96.
DODGE 1854 VS. sedan; r. and h.,
Powerfiite transmission. power
steering: low. mileage; one owner
green with white ,tep; $l,645. Cal
ewes. It'll . pm.
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds. Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000

BUICK: '54 super, hardtop; heater
Dynafow: 1000 actual miles; So.
495. TEMPLE MOTORS, 34OC
River rd:, Alex. Va, XII. 9-113l.
BUICK, 81 Super 4-dr., r. and h.
Dynaflow This is real buy; S995
TEMPLE MOTORS, 34OO River I'd.
Alexandria. Va, XII. a-113l.
BUICK, SO. q and 4-dr.. r. and b d,
Dynaflow: several Of these cars to
choose from. Verv clean and in ex-
cellent condition: S1.705. TEMPLE
MOTORS, .3400 River I'd. Alexan.
dTia Va. XXI. 0-l13f.
BUICK. $50 Special, cdr: 81 1895
Alexandria. Va. XII 9-1131.
BUCKS Horner's Corner. 1929
MINI ave ne. A choice selection Of
models and colors LU 1.a226
coiors. HoRNER's COR Buick
Dealer Fla ave. ne at 9Th. Ii
BUICK, "a Super. 4-dr.: r. and h..
Dynafiow: very clean car. looks and
MOTORS, 1916 Diagonal I'd. Alex
andria, Va. XII $4,000.
BUICK. '53 Super. 4-dr., r. and h..
TO choose from: Sl.795 ca. TEMPLE
MOTORS. 1916 Diagonal I'd. Alex
andria, Va. XII. $4,000.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

INVESTORS - $4,000
amount Of high interest. secured By
tangible assets. Immediate action
Call before IL noon. HE. 4-671S. no
later than April %. 1855. 2Ns
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

special, S2.595 so Morris conv
$697; 40 Renauit. 1927: '5a Morrif
2-dr.. $797: 81 peugot $4S7: and
l6 others .!ss and y M o.s; I4th and
Buy " Since 1899 18th and p
AUSTINS, 1854 4-door sedans. Just
low mileage: heaters and deirosters;
other extras. Save hundreds Of
dollars; with or without trade. Larg;;
est selection Of small foreign and
A 4Mr cars MANHATTAN AnTo'
Hi IlITaI, and EXCLUSIVE Dealer for
HEALEY. NJ. O., NORRIS MINOR
and others in wash. area; 9TH and
r SITS. NV. NO. 7-2700.. Branch
sales. 1870 King ST., Alex. Va;
BUICK SO Super Riviera: 2-tone;
a actual Il milleags 5000 100: purchased ss
r. and h.. custom upholstery, sioo
seat covers. win give guarantee.
Banking financing arranged. 1885.
Call evenings, IA. 5-8513. go
BUICK 1949 Super 2-dr.: Dyna..
r., h.. signal lights, etc. Never been
dented, good cond.; $3.50. Phone
IA. S-OS56 after 5 pm. -27
BUCKS. 1883 Super Riviera sedans.
Selection Of colors: fully equipped:
all with Dynaflov; ali thoroughly
seoSs aa 81 sSa G shoiG s, Snly
18th and N SITS. NV. DI. 1890.
BUCKS 1851 Super and Roadmaster
sedans: selection Of colors: fully
equipped; all with Dynaflow; all
thoroughly reeonditioned; a your
6 oRMf b.. 's stsfs;s. 18th and M SITS
BUICK iS4s: de luxe like new: radio,
heater: S279, terms. $40 down.
ROPER. 18th and r. 1. ave ne.
BUCKS 1859 Super Riviera sedans:
ali with DynsfoS. All thoroughly
S1.297. EMERSON l. oRME (BuickJ,
18th and M SITS. NV. DI. 7-S196.
BUICK 80 4-dr. sedan: radio. heater,
seat covers, Dynafiow thoroughly
soS oRME qny sea Gaa E Psnns
ave. Sc, Ii. 3-2400.
BUICK 1851 sedan: beautiful 2-tone
gray: radio, heater, seat covers,
Dynatow; very clean; thoroughly re-
conditioned only SS97. EMERSON
d oRME SB11ick). 1889 Penna. ave.
BUICK 1852 Super hardtop; 2-tone
green: radio, heater, seat covers,
Dynanow; Immaculate inside and
guaranteed. .$1,697. EMERSON &;
oRME lBuick), 1889 Penna. ave
BUICK 80 e-dr. sed.; light green; ra-
ERsoN & oRME 1Buick), Eth and
NJ SITS. NV, DI, 7-S196
/, and h.. sos. no cash needed.
Sl3 per mo. OHIO WILLIAMS
Ap 4.ss4 4!h op nea ! T. I'll o. ave- ne.
BUICK 80 Roadmaster convert: =.
OHIO w1LL1AMs BUICK 61es 20 10Th St and
r. I; ave. ne. AID. 1894. Open
BUICK i94e sedan: selection Of col
ors and models: all equipped: ali
e ony ss r fMRRsoR s oRM
Buick, 18th and N SITS. NV, DI.
77s19S and 1889 Penna. ave. Sc.
BUICK 1854 sedan: a-tone blue; ra-
Only S1,997. EMERSON a. ORME
Buick. 18th and M SITS. NV. DI.
BUICK 1853 e-door sedan: beautiful
yellow with black top; fully equipped;
thoroughly reconditioned: very clean.
Only S1,297. EMERSON & oRME
IBuickl, 18th and M SITS. NV. DI.
BUICK $50 Super Riviera: T. and h..
Dynsf1ow; Wv. tires; Indian red
s SiA H Sets 53P pS sSeG ss GaF ra NJ
West hwy. Sill. Spg.. Nd. Open eve
nings til 8, JU. 5-7S04.
BUICK '55 Roadmaster cdr. Riviera
sedan: 2-tone finish, Dyna.. power
steering, power brakes, custom trim,
Wv tires and many other Buick
BUICK '54 Riviera sedan: blue I'M
ish; fully equipped with power steer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25
PAUL BROS. (OLDSl
WIS. AND ELLICOTT ST. NV.

WIS. AND ELLICOTT ST. NV,
KE.-1-l30S. OPEN DAILY TILL s
DE SOTO '52 Firedome VS. 4-Goor
famous VS. engine. radio. heater
automatic transmission, safety whee
rims, and other De Soto features; 9
beautiful one-owner car Offering
more value for your money, prop
erly conditioned and guaranteed
volume turnover price, 81 .O95: low
est, honest terms. including life in
surance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25

Mr.. 10th AND F NV.
Entire fifth and sixth floors with
1900 SO. II. each; zoned end comml.;
freight and passenger elevators:
$3.50 per floor per month. Mr..
Gtnnetti. Ma. S-05S0. DREYFUSS
BROS, INC Realtors -2B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25
ESTATE WANTED tcont.II REAL ESTATE LOANS Cont
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

A CASH BUYER OR TERMS
Ii. 6-2000-S. E. REALTY