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to "apportion the blame" for the
cold war as uniting" to the
occasion.
Asks Renewed Faith
Calling for renewed faith in
the u. NJ, he said:
Many of the tensions in the
world today are due to fears and
suspicious. Nations, like indi-
viduals, are subject to nervous
disorders. Here in the United
Nations we have a unique forum
where fears can be quieted and
suspicious dispelled through pa
tient discussions"
Turning to the Big Four dis
cussion, he asserted that never
theless "the methods of old
fashioned diplomacy may be
more suitable for dealing with
certain international problems"
He posed the question of
whether the Big Four@at Geneva
can recover "the mental outlook
of 1945" and get back onto the
road of cooperation. mo one
yet knows the answers" he said.
But if we can apply the old
pioneering spirit to the work
that lies before U.S." Mr.. Mac
milan added. then this is in
deed an auspicious moment and
these, our meetings, will be
memorable"
Mr.. Molotov will have the floor
tomorrow. Mr.. Pinay Thursday
and Mr.. Dulles Friday morning
Theirs are among 60 speeches
scheduled during the four days
Declaring that the U. N. is
commemorating its 10th ami
versary in a season of high
hope for the world" Mr.. Eisen-
hover referred only briefly to
the impending Big Four sum-
init" meeting in his speech yes
terday.
within a month";" he said,
there will be a four-power con-
ference of heads of government.
Whether or not we shall then
reach the initial decisions that
will start dismantling the terri
BILE apparatus of fear and mis-
trust and weapons erected since
Ithe end of World War II, don't
know.
"The basis for success is simply
Iput: It is that every individual
at that meeting be loyal to the
spirit Of the United Nations and
dedicated to the principles of
its charter"
He solemnly pledged such
loyalty and dedication on his
side.
"The United States will leave
Ino stone unturned to work for
peace" he promised. 1--WE shall
reject no method, however novel,
that holds out any hope, however
faint, for a just and lasting
peace"
Evening star., 1955-06-21
BY Stor Stoff Correspondent.


SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-
A prediction by President Eisen-
hover that a successful start
toward ending the cold war can
be made by the Big Four next
month if the Russians show
they are loyal to the spirit OF
the United Nations" inspired the
U. MS 10th anniversary sessions
here today.
The President coupled his pre-
diction with a plea for all ma
tions to join in an honest
campaign for a new kind OF
Ipeace that will produce a "glo-
rious way of life" as well as still
the guns Of war.
"In that life," he declared
'the atom. dedicated once as
mans slayer. will become his
most productive servant"
Mr.. Eisenhower spoke late
yesterday at the opening of 9
week long U. N. 10th birthday
party which most diplomats SEE
as a rededication to the just
peace principles of the U. N
Charter written at the end o1
World War II.
Asks Pioneer Spirit
British Foreign Secretary Har-
old Macmillan, speaking at to-
days session, called for applica-
tion of" the old pioneering spirit
that created the U. N. in 194s
to the job of easing East-West
tensions.
He reported a recent lifting
of the cloud" that has hovereo
over world affairs. But heshieo
away from any predictions about
success of the impending Big
Four conference.
In effect President Eisen-
hower's speech challenged the
Soviet Union to live up to U. N
principles and help assure rea.
peace by such actions as:
/. Abstaining from attempts
or from aiding. efforts of Red
China, to subvert. coerce, inf1l-
trate or destroy other govern
ments.
2. Rolling back the Iron Cur
tain to give its eastern European
satellite peoples their inherent
right "to select in full freedom
their own governments.
3. Agreeing to a workable
plan for ending the armaments
race and building up instead the
munitions of peace" which he
defined as Justice, honesty,
mutual understanding and re-
spect for Others"
Mol0tov Reply Awaited
Soviet Foreign Minister v. M
Molotov will have opportunity
to give the world Russia's an
swer to the President in his
address to the U. N. birthday
session, scheduled for tomorrow
at about 10:30 am. Q:30 pm
Washington time).
Mr.. Molotov gave no real clue
to his reaction as he sat behind
the President-with about SO
other diplomats who took part
in the U. N. founding here Ia
years ago-on the flag -bedecked
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Soviet Agrees to Details
For Summit PorIey

dinner last night as pleasant
and relaxed" Another said 1t
was ''matey." Mr.. Dulles pro-
posed a toast at the dinner to
the success Of efforts to reduce
world tensions. Mr.. Molotov re-
piled by toasting Mr.. Dulles
hospitality as dinner host. After
the discussion Of Geneva ar
ir a n g e m ents. Mr.. Molotov
brought up his proposal that the
United Nations anniversary
session wind UP with q resound-
ling resolution for peace, Coop
Grafton and friendship.
He was told that such q move
would be undesirable for several
reasons. it was learned.
The Western ministers pointed
out to him that the U. N. meet
ings here were called for purely
commemorative speech-making
purposes, with no authority to
conduct business or pass reso-
lutions.
U. N. Secretary General Dag
Hammarskjold and Mr.. Van
Kleffens Of the Netherlands, pre-
siding at the meetings here,
made the same point without
specific mention of Mr.. Molotov's
idea at the opening session yes
Iterday afternoon.
Would Need Careful Draft
Furthermore, the Western
spokesmen argued to Mr.. Molo-
tov, any resolution of value
would require careful drafting
and consultation for whic h
facilities are lacking here. So.
they contended, any attempt to
adopt such a resolution as he
proposed could result only in a
meaningless collection of plati-
tudes.
They did not tell him so to his
face. so far as could be learned.
but back Of their opposition was
the feeling that the willy old
Soviet diplomat was trying to
sell the world q bill of goods
that, If taken at face value,
would make the impending
Geneva conference pointless.
One Western official put it this
way: Why 60 to Geneva to try
to find new ways Of easing cold
war tensions If everything al
ready is peace and light as the
Molotov proposal would make it
appear? He stressed that Soviet
action - not mere words - is
needed before a sound peace can
be achieved.
The Western compromise sug-
lgestion came just before the min
listers ended their meeting early
today.
The foreign ministers met at
the Pacific Union Club, across
the street. from hotels where Mr..
Dulles, Mr.. Macmillan and Mr..
Pinay are staying. Mr.. Molotov
drove in from a suburban man
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sion rented by the Russians for
his stay. Arriving early, he rode
around the block a couple of
times before getting out of his
car so he could walk in exactly
at 8 pm.
None of the foreign ministers
made any significant comments
to waiting newsmen when their
meeting ended early today.
Evening star., 1955-06-21

work. We of the United States
share that faith. We hold fast
to the hope that all nations in
their intercourse with others will
observe those amenities of de-
pertinent, customs and treatment
of other nationals as are sane
toned by tradition, logic and
friendly purposes.
We and a majority of all ma
tions. I believe, are united in
another hope: That every gov
ernment will abstain from it
self attempting. or aiding others
to attempt, the subversion, coer-
cion. infiltration or destruction
Of other governments in order to
gain political or material ad-
vantage or because of differences
in PHILOSOPHERS, religions or ide-
ologies.
We, with the rest of the world,
know that a nations vision Of
peace cannot be attained through
any race in armaments. The mu-
nitions of peace are justice, hon.
esty, mutual understanding and
respect for others.
So believing and so motivated,
the United States will leave no
stone unturned to work for
peace. We shall reject no meth
cd however novel, that holds any
hope however faint, for a just
and lasting peace.
May I recall to you the words
of Abraham Lincoln, which,
though uttered in a different
context. apply to the problem
which the world seeks to solve:
". The dogmas of the quiet
past are inadequate to the
stormy present. The occasion is
piled high with difficulty. and
we must rise with the occasion.
AS our case is new, so we must
think anew and act anew. We
must disenthrall ourselves, and
then we shall save our country" !"
The object of our second dec
ade is still peace-but a peace
Of such new kind that all the
world will think anew and act
anew.
1t cannot be a mere stilling of
the guns-it must be a glorious
way Of life. In that life the
atom, dedicated once as mans
slayer will become his most pro-
ductive servant. 1t will be a
peace to inspire confidence and
faith so that all people will be re-
leased from the dread fear of
war. Scientists will be liberated
to work always for men, never
against them. Who can doubt
that in the next 10 years world
science can so beat down the raw
ages Of disease and the pangs Of
poverty that humankind will ex-
perience a new expansion of liv-
ing standards and of cultural and
spiritual horizons? In this new
kind of peace the artist, teacher
and philosopher. workman, farm
er, producer and scientist will
truly work together for the COM
mon welfare.
Hopes Old As History
These hopes are not new. They
are as old as history. But now
as we meet on this tenth ami
versary in the city where was
born the United Nations, we must
realize that they are steadily and
surely attainable. This is new.
Our part is to rededicate our
selves to the ideals Of the United
Nations Charter. May we here
and now renew our determine
ton to fulfill mans ancient
dream, the dream which so in
spired the founders Of this Or
ganization.
Thus our duty win be nobly
done, and future generations will
behold the United Nations and
stare UP to call it blessed.
Evening star., 1955-06-21
FOUND

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vicinity. Call 10. 2-2602.
PUPPY, female, white, tan, black spots.
home In va. XII. $3.50.
PUFFY, male, black and white, mixed
breed. Vicinity Martha's I'd. Owner
or good home IN We. KI. e.3959.
PUPPY, female, 9 weeks. black and
white. Vicinity 500 9. Royal ST., Alex.
owner or good home In Va. Kl. s-3e5e.
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cali WASHINGTON ANIMAL RHscUH
LEAGUE NO. 7.b7So.
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Hotel. Front Royal. We. -2s
EYEGLASSES, clear PLASTIC with black
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD so; stake body; model No.
F-35O; never hauled any loads.
1900 miles; S1,70O; can arrange
financing with one-third down. JU.
GMC a4-ton stake body: looks good;
solid oak stake body: S35. 10
CHEVROLET car-carrier tractor and
XIV trailer: tractor completely re-
built, trailer has new tires; $500
for complete unit; or will sell ,S SEP;
BRANCH is MoSTfoRsss.o J tT'' ssl1s5i '
sTuDEBAKER So Champ. Is:ton
pickup. heater, xood tires, very
ssT st 8El ! X $500 Ga. ave: n NV.
rom IS G2) F-1oo h-ton pickups;
new cond.. complete with heater,
pipe and ladder racks; 81 ,250 each.
Cal bet. and 5 daily, LO: 4-646S.
hhe estai $3.50; good condition. :, \
FoRD IS panel; Fordomatie trans.
mission: $685.: CIR. 3-035S.. 30
livery truck; Al condition; $3.50 OF
sAsS Ss'' ST t. 5 5nsssfi' P sRss Ho
CHEW. "a Seton pickup; corner win.
dows. r., H.; Just like new; cash
trade Or terms; Sl.150. CY- 7-sa65
CHEVROLET acton pickup. 1915
S ss1s s sSnd la,S ladder BRACKETS
INTERNATIONAL '53 Ia-ton pickup
with heater and ladder racks; tor
cond:: reduced to SS95. VIII. 6-5s5S
CHEVROLET 1850 pickup; ladder
rack. side bins, $4,000 NIL best
CHEvRoIET 40 is.ton pickup with
INTERNATIoNAI i-ton panel 194s;
pplenty Of life left; bargain as is;
: INsT1TUTE eEEANiNG Plant.
SOL Ga. ave, Silver. Spring, Md,
perfect rubber; i's si,4as o"' i'N ew reT;
F haS Rsf sIEEf fsRsral 1915 $685. sood
condition; no reasonable offer re-
fused. Cali North Beach. Md.
INTERNATIONAL 1s4s with 1851
motor; driven less than 1.sdn miles:
aas ss q best soe cash o afsy S4Gpd LESS
FORD ia41 M,ton panel: can be seen
Monday, $3.50 to 3 p.m.. I'LL 18th
FORD rs ,a-ton panel; 2 new tires.
heater. good condition: $500 or
IS STSs gHtTA * Ky iG'' 2-ton stake;
14-ft. body. side racks: low mi. !:
good tires: SaS5. .IU. 5-1797.
TRACTORS AND TRAILERS. t2). low
bed type for hauling bull dozer: ST.
500--S2. 900. JU. 5-1TaS.
GMC 522 AS tractor: 2 speed: air
brakes: 9TH wheel: side tanks: good
eond;;. now working: S495. JU.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '5S customline 4-dr.. sedan
Fordomatic Transmission. r. and b: );
Mr.. HENDRIcK. OIL. $3.50.
FORD "a cnstomline Tudor; T. and
h., new nylon plastic seat covers;
$685.. SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO.. INC. 1902 E.-W. hwy. (at Ga
sye,l. 81. SpG.. Nd. Ju. $4,000
Open today!
FORD 1858 convertible: SLABS;
Fordomatic, r. b. and Wv. tires
low mileage; top cond. EN-. 1881
FORD 80 Tudor: black. NAL. insit
auals; IA, heaters Saa Mers intake; Gus, Gus;
plus cash. Greenbelt 3-6457.
FORD SO customline VS.; $4,000
mi; l owner: glacier blue; T. and h.
10 S-6a24.
FORD "a crestline "S'' Fordor: TO-
600 miles: e-tone green, Wv. tires,
heater; exceptionally clean; real
bargain: $3.50. JU. S-9s5l.
FORD 1910 convert; dual .carbu-
retors, dual exhaust. q cam. good
tires; $3.50. JE. 4-74S2.
FORD '52 hard-top Victoria: radio.
heater. 5000: or "a customline de
matte: S1,625. Ii. 1885.
FORD SO Fordomatic Fordor: e-tone
blue. perfect cond.. all accessories;
real bargain: SI.l45. 10. 5-lS90
weekdays. MR.. 'HANCE.
FORD "a Customline VS. Fordor
sedan: heater, = tone, tinted glass,
windshield washer, seat covers, ex-
eellent condition: 5000 miles: must
sell: 81. $50, or best offer. AID.
4-372s.
FORD "a Skyline: white body. green
top: 1l,000 mi, new tires. r.. h.,
$i,s00. AID. 4-92iS, Ext. 7. once
FORD "a VS. Custom Tudor; dark
blue, T. and h., Wv. tires. 11,000
orig. mi; pvt. owner: peri. cond.
FORD '53 Tudor sedan: heater, extra.
extra clean! Be sure and see this
one! Wv; tires, Se95. p; y D.
MOTORS Mo- s22s Ga oa sys' ts s5; sDE'
F ON 40 20 VS. s' Custom tn CLUB Coupe:
tires; clean; 1878. ia. S-sI3s.
FORD 1851 Custom de luxe VS. Tu-
dor; Fordomatic, T.. h; sac, 1895.
terms and trade. 300 Taylor st. NV,
FORD 80 Roadster; Mercury motor.
duals; new top and rumble seat; a
FORD "a VS. Crestline 4-dr.. 2-tone,
r. and h.. 5000 miles, peri. cond.,
Sl,595 or best offer. RIA. 6-3s0S;
FORD SO convertible: Fordomatic;
fully equipped; excellent condition;
FORD 1854 Custom VS. Fordor;
tinted glass, heater. etc, medium
blue, excel. cond.. 1880 miles,
brand-new tires. Sale by owner.
Si.495. Call DE. 2-12s6. Ext A or
week ends and ewes, WO. 6-77l2.
FORD '54 crestline Victoria; Fordo-
aatic. fully equipped. very low
mileage. Diplomat leaving town. OIL.
FORD ~ VS. Tudor ssd.; new motor,
new clutch, good cond.: $500. NO.
FoRbsD, taxieabs; chev.'s, Phys,
ST. wkly, with SIN. dnpymt. 800
FORD 40 sedan: r. and h.: low mile
age; excel. motor and finish: S345
S45 down. 1920 Wilson blvd. 20
FORD 40 5-pass. club coupe: r. and
h.; 1000 miles: WV tires; like
new throughout. 1920 Wilson blvd
FORD "a Mainline "e" Tudor: a
dependable economical auto. in new
condition. driven only 1000 miles.
No reasonable offer refused. WO. G.
rIA afl 5 atSes eoh n; 10000 mi; runs
Ike a top; S115 or best reasonable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-20
WHEELER, INC.
DEALER, $500 WIS. NV
EN-. 3-410S. 8 TO 8

,----.-.. I'll
CHEVROLET 40 4-dr.: r. and h.;
Sa5; KIRK MOTOR CO, 20ol
c EfSGls fyf 81 a Ia s2 e and f.
Pc. and power steering; 5000
Sl595. KIRK MOTOR CO, 20Oi
CHEVROLET 1859 station wagon;
! owner; very clean: full guar.
II OBS. PERKINS MOTORS SALES
33l7 Lee hwy. ArL, Va. ia. s.
CHEVROLET 1855 Bel Air 4-dr. sed.
discount ut eERRiN ae Motors sa SALES e.
33l7 Lee hwy. Arl., Va, ia. s.
cHEvRoLET as 4-dr.; T., h., othe,
extras extras; ssssssshl . cqnd.' in s and out. !
cGnvFoiET 50 va lie '- luas station
si,os5. on display. wis. MOTORS
CHEVROLET 1889 4-ir.: used daily;
original owner; $50 cash, 6016 N
Dakota ave. NV.
and very clean; sac: S1,3T5, terms
and trade. 900 Taylor st.
CHEW 1e49 de luxe cdr. sed.: r..h.
one owner; good econ. transp: sac.
S495. terms: So down. 300 Taylor ST.
CHEVROLET 81 de LUXE 4-dr.: Pow
erglide. Very good condition: Rea-
sonable; must sell. ORIGINAL
OWNER; OIL. t;o710,
dan; shiny black finish. seat covers.
heater, turn signals. excel cond
throushout: one owner: S715. ia
CHEVROLET '4s green convert. cpe
r.. h.: s499. STANLEY H. HoR-
S ssRi Is sfh: f FL s.d Rsal'r. FIJI. ave
CHEVROLET az convertible: T. and
s B. BsS p's ss, tcD sAyER ss sPSiS
MOTOR Co. NC, iooe E.;w. hgs.
sst,.SSas. s C.nn, . ~; sDs- Nd" Ju'
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IAuroMoTIyE MIseELLANEou.

wAsHssoBILE FOR sALE-caii En-
2-Sa65. go
FORD 1881 FL 6-cyl. motor; com
plete; good shape; S15. JE. 4-6l79'
so OLDs "ss" engine, complete
except starter and generator; many
extra parts OIL. 4-4453. 80
WRECKIEG-'3S Ford Tudor sedan
All parts good. Write Rt. 2, Box 1888.
Manassas. Va.
TIRES so new. su Eer balloon nI,Sna e5 Yo
Seat Pleasant, Nd.
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good; owner will sell for $3.50 cash
or Sl6 per mo; on approved credit.
DE, 2-61SB. ia. 9-3S7a: .-22
FORD 80 F.6 dump: ah;yd. body:
s9t c Pisfssl '0 Ho4oR e soy
2s04 jeff, Dayis hwy" OF. 4-!S2o.
CHEVROLET TRACTOR 80: . speed.
air brakes, side tanks: $3.50. III.
FORD Oh STAKE " ton: e.o..: sid.
c fif OH ~ ~ S.lon7 pickup: de-
n afs mess' ffy S fSod4 ss999sstlon;
CHEVROLET 1852 N-ton. Just IKE
new new USED ,n very little ses3, siss s
through our bank for Il months.
International, 1859, Seton: 4 for.
ward gears. In perfect condition.
motor Just completely overhauled.
$685.. Sl95 down: balance financed
through our bank for IL months.
Ford, 1853, 1-ton. Dual wheels. Just
like brand-new. LIB, 1895 down.
bank.
COLES
Wash. BALTIC. blvd. 3 mi. north Of
Laurel. Nd Phone PARKWAY 1892.
FORD
1858
F-600, 14-ft. aluminium freez-
err body with cold hold plates
and electric compressor.
Used 8 months.
international
1858 =
1-ton, 8-ft. freezer body with
compressor.
CALL
UN. 4-2027 or MA. 8-8649
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FORD 1853 Country sedan, Spas
senger 4-dr. station wagon: Ford
omatic. r. and h.; 1900 actual mi
one owner; two-tone finish. Wv
tires. This car is absolutely same al
brand-new throughout, must be seer
to be appreciated; ST. 695. BELL MO.
TORS. SOLO Wis. ave. Wo. 6-S9O0
30
FORD 1853 Victoria; Fordomatic, r
and h.; 1000 act. mi; Wv. tires;
two-tone fin. Car positively same as
new throughout, must be seen to be
appreciated; Sl,495. BELL MOTORS
SOLO Wis. ave. WO. $4,000. 30
FORD 81 Victoria conv.. T. and h..
excel, cond.: pvt. owner; $S25. LA
FORD 1917 Model ct" touring car;
excellent mechanical condition. re.
built. May, be seen on Sundays
Write JOHN @. LEWIS. Leesburg
Va. for further details. Price, $500
FORD '55 s-pass Country sedan; r.
and b.. tinted glass; low mileage;
S2.5S5. EN-. 3-l41l.
FORD 81 Victoria coupe; 7. and
h.. Fordomatic; orig. finish, 2 tone:
clean interior; SS45. KIRK MOTOR
CO. 2001 Nichols ave. Sc. LU
3-o1OU -o1
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IN RITTCK

OU bUlCh
4-dr., beautiful 2-tone blue finish
equipped with r. and h.. auto. trans
Real beauty priced to sell quickly
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1896 Wilson Blvd; Arlington .,
BUICK 1a4S Roadmaster 4-dr.; clear
t and ready to go, just passed inspec'
ton; private owner; S345. Call Wo
BUICK ~ ssDsr GO senyi Wy tires
BUICK "a Riviera $-door; yellow
with black top. Dynafow, heater
turn signals. Wv. tires; 2 req Ieal
B., & D. MOTORS: S23. Ga. ave.
Sill; spg.. Md, JU. 7-7sSs. oper
BUICK "a Super Riviera; r, and h..
ss,5S5. SILVER = sP lGsf di' MOTOR
CO, INSi 1909 E;;,W. hwy. 6at Gs
ayeo, sil. spg., Md. Ju. S-45OO
BGICK So -door: T. and h.. Wv
finish; Sl,79s. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO., INC, 100" E.:W. hwy
lat Ga. aveJ, 81. spg, Md. Ju
R 9a5So il, os snst TO-DAY .Saor .sd.r r.d,,
only $685.. SILVER SPRING MO-
TOR CO., INC, 1909 E.-W. hwy. fat
Ga: ave }; 81. spg' Md. JU. 9-45oo.
BSTC lSso: A. Super sedanette; r; and !,
equipped. 5000; 81 Roadmaster;
pow. strg.. brakes. like new. 5000
miles. S2.Taa. HORNER's CORNER,
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th.
BUiTCK 1915 4-dr. sedan; Dynafiow,
send';" 0 sase5. j fsee, sea54e meeH'nieai
es1, r., a ssae. like new; s@'ls5.
BUICK 1910 4-dr.; mech. peri, clean
6 tSsid 4.aS Sested rear $3.50 or offer
BUICK 1850 Riviera coupe: beautiful
Wv. tires. This car Is exceptionally
s S4sea sdd P Pu n se seen s7 be
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BUICK 40 Super: dyna.. r. and h..
new tires. orig. paint, superb. cand:
u 9EEig owner owner Only S1G5. o. 2-6ai4
Ing town: sess or best Offer. Can be
seen Sun, afternoon 20. 2437 Calf
BUICK 81 Super Riviera sedan;
Gsleaming black r. and h., dynaf1ow,
n immae' Inter s ysTy low mils @Cr ri
MOTORS. iaai 2' Wis, avs ave' NV. w EN-
a:nl1e. Open SUNDAY 10 10 5.
BUICK '46 Super: black, dr.. in
good cond.. r. and h.. new transmis-
sion and clutch. good tires; $500.
Buick 81 Roadmaster Riviera hard
top convertible; power steering. Dy-
nahow, r. and h.; 1900 actual mi !:
2-tone green finish, immaculate In
terror Car absolutely same as new
throughout Must be seen 70 be
espppprneciated; 81 'sGn BELL ad MoToRSS;
BUICK ,51 Rosdmaster Riviera hard
top, pynanow: radio and heater,
low mileage. one owner. 2-tone
Car absolutely same as new in every
Nu sE 6 's Mor e e sSiS VS.
consin ave. wo' $1,000, 0'A go :
owner; 5000; superb condition; new
tires. II, 4-7300 or 10, $1,000:
BUICK 1912 special de luxe; excel,
COn01LIOus fsttDt TERMS, $40 uUWH.
"ROPER." 18th and R. I; ave. n e:
BUICK 1858 super Riviera hard top;
Dynafiow. radio and heater. Wv.
immaculate condition. Safety tested
for your protection. 30-day guaran-
tee. An outstanding value. 81 .6ah
PAUL BROTHERS OLDS.
wis. Ave. and Ellicott st; NV; =
CADILLAC 1851 Fleetwood; 2-tone
IN, one-oynsr car: = "a; Also
owner. orig. 2-tone I'm. Wv. tires.
Sans d9yn,, Also Cadillac lnS3'
power steering. premium Wv: tires.
slaS down. PINEY BRANCH MO-
CADILLAC Adj C 81 sssa" 4-dr. sedan;
powder blue; T.. b.. power steerins.
power brakes. power windows; excep-
tionally clean; will take car IN trade;
price. s374s. Can Be seen from 10
sp. IT, pm. eo2 iith st. nv.