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Evening star., 1955-09-22
Alexandra Gets in Act
On Lee Stomp Sale Day

A pretty airline hostess new
from Norfolk. Va. to Alexandria
yesterday to deliver more than
1000 new stamps In time for
Alexandrians to get In on the
first-day sale honoring Confed-
crate General Robert E. Lee.
Sale Of the 30-cent stamp and
an oratory-filled luncheon cele-
brating the occasion eliminated
the uproar that arose when the
Post Once Department an
nounced the new Lee Stamp
would 60 on sale in Norfolk.
Alexandrians, led by Council
man Frank E. Mann. protested,
contending the Confederate hero
called Alexandria his home.
The first-day sale Of the
stamps went OF as scheduled In
Norfolk. but Post Once Depart
ment officials hastily arranged to
have the stamps and first-day
covers sold in Alexandra also.
At the luncheon in the George
Mason Hotel, special first-day
albums Of the stamp were pre-
sented by Assistant Postmaster
General Ormonde A. Keib. Also
present were Alexandria Mayor
Leroy 8. Bendheim, Councilman
Mann. Postmaster Roger D.
Evening star., 1955-09-22
Virginions Study
|ChiIdren's S Hospital

A Virginia Legislative Com
|mittee arrived In Alexandria to-
day to hold what will probably
be its final hearing on a pro-
posal to establish q State hos
|pital for emotionally disturbed
children.
Strong support for such q hos
pital was voiced in Roanoke last
might by speakers who said the
State has long needed an insti-
tuition for specialized treatment
Iof children.
DR.. Gilbert Rich, psychiatric
director Of the Roanoke Guid-
|ance Center, was the chief wit
mess. He said O children's hos
|pital should be separate from
the States other mental insti-
|tutions but should be located,
Evening star., 1955-09-22
; Hospita|ized
In Triple Crash

Three persons were hospital
lied as a result of a three-car
collision on the Suitland park
way at Naylor road, Silver Hill,
Md, last night.
One of the cars caught fire
after the crash and caused traffic
along the parkway to be tied up
for more than half an hour.
Two of the injured were ad-
mitted to Casualty Hospital.
They are John Chamberlain. 81,
of It's North Overlook drive.
Alexandria, who suffered head
injuries and was reported in
good condition today, and Mrs.
Carrie Barton, II. of Elyria, Ohio,
listed in fair condition with head
injuries @and multiple cuts and
bruises.
The third victim, Navy Pho
tographer's Mate sc Earl P.
Withers, 81, of 2l15 Iverson
street, Hillcrest Heights, Md,
was treated there and then trans
ferred to the Bethesda Naval
Hospital. He was burned about
the body and also suffered a cut
head and an arm injury.
The crash occurred about
1905 pm. according to United
States Park Police, when a car
driven by Mrs. Gilbert Bullock,
IS, Of 5477 Spring street, Forest
vile. Md. going south on Naylor
road. pulled out to make a turn
into the eastbound lane on Suit
land parkway after hating for
a stop sign, police reported.
Mrs. Bullock's car, police said,
was hit from the rear by a car
driven by Mr.. Withers. The
latter car then spun out Of con-
troll, went across the grass plot
dividing the dual-lane highway
and collided with a car driven by
Mr.. Chamberlain in the west
bound lane. The Withers' car
burst into flames.
The fire. which burned for
nearly 80 minutes, was put out
by the Silver Hill, Hillside and
Boulevard Heights Volunteer Fire
Departments.
Police said Mrs. Barton was
riding in the Chamberlain car
with Mrs. Chamberlain. who es-
capped injury. Mrs. Bullock also
was not hurt.
Police charged all three drivers
with colliding.
Evening star., 1955-09-22

Clark Of Alexandria. Robert Z.
Fellers, director Of the Post Once
Departments Division Of Phi
lately: City Manager Ira r.
Willard. and Miss Mary Lee.
great-granddaughter Of Robert
e. Lee.
The stamps consigned for sale
in Alexandria were brought by
Miss Roberta Miller. 20, q Capital
Airlines hostess.
The luncheon and stamp sale
were sponsored by the United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
the Sons Of Confederate Veter-
ans, the City Of Alexandria and
the Alexandria Chamber Of Com
merce, in cooperation with the
Post Office Department.
Evening star., 1955-09-22

$4,000 of the shortage had been
pinned exactly. Most Of the
money was used to cover the
overdrawn accounts Of the now
defunct New Home Building As
ISOLATION, of which Leffier was
the key figure. Mr.. Black said.
It was revealed that Leffler
tried to shoot himself when the
shortage first was suspected last
year.
Two other former employees
have been indicted in the case.
william c. Bechtold was con-
victed last week Of making one
false entry. He has not been
sentenced. Aubrey N. Mitchell,
accused Of making two false
entries, will be tried later.
Evening star., 1955-09-22

Joins
Price Dispute

RICHMOND, Sept. ~ R.-An
Alexandria dairy yesterday asked
to intervene In support of the
State Milk Commission In its
dispute with another dairy over
the agency's price regulations in
Northern Virginia.
The intervening petition was
filed by Alexandra Dairy
Products Co. In the pending suit
brought by Highs Dairy
Products Corp. against The
three-man commission.
At Q hearing tomorrow, Highs
will seek to stop the commission
from enforcing It's newest milk
price control order until the
Richmond Circuit Court decides
on its appeal to have the entire
order thrown out.
Highs contends the order did
not carry out q mandate Of the
State Supreme Court directing
the agency to establish both
minimum and maximum prices.
For more than 20 years the COM
mission had been setting only
minimum prices.
In revising Northern Virginia
prices. the commission decreed q
minimum price be established
that represented an average
minimum price for all the dairie.
involved.
The order, In effect, left prices
unchanged from prices that pre-
vailed prior to the June ruling OF
the Supreme Court.
Highs objected to the order by
which 1t was forced to charge
"a cents q gallon for half-gallon
containers Of Vitamin D milk
The dairy said it could make q
reasonable profit charging "A
cents q gallon.
In its intervening petition,
Alexandria Dairy said its finan-
cial interests would be irrepar-
ably prejudiced should the order
be thrown out.
Evening star., 1955-09-22

III possible, near q large medical
hospital.
He mentioned Charlottesville
and Richmond as possible sites.
The University Of Virginia Med
ical Center is in Charlottesville
and the Medical College Of Vir-
ginia Is located in Richmond.
State Senator Mosby Perrow
|of Lynchburg, chairman Of the
committee, indicated this after
moons Alexandria hearing might
be the last before the committee
writes its report for submission
Ito the General Assembly in
January,
Evening star., 1955-09-22

Two physicists. one from Ger
many and the other from China,
were among 26 persons who be-
came naturalized America n
citizens In ceremonies In Rock
vile. Md, yesterday.
Several more were to be nat
uralized today in Montgomery
County Circuit Court.
The Chinese physicist is DR..
Chin Kung Jen, 40, who works
ut the Johns Hopkins University
applied physics laboratory, Sill
yer Spring. Md. He and his wife,
Mrs. Pao-C Cheng Jen. 43, became
naturalized citizens together yes-
terday. The Jens. who live at
1909 Dennis avenue, Silver Spring,
have four children. from 2 to IL
years Of age. The two oldest
were born in China and the two
youngest In America.
DR.. Jen first came to America
in 1926 to study at the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology
He returned to the United States
In 1946 and brought his family
here the next year. After foul
years Of residence In Boston. DR.
Jen took his present position
with the physics laboratory and
moved his family here.
The German physicist is DR.
Richard Lehnert. At. who lives
at 1270l Meadowwood drive,
Silver Spring, and works at the
Naval Ordnance laboratory in
White Oak. Md.
DR.. Lehnert is one Of several
scientists who worked on the
Va rocket bomb project for
Germany during World War q
and then were brought to Amer
lea by the Defense Department
In 1916.
DR.. Lehnert's wife. Lisbeth
plans to become q naturalized
citizen also. She came here In
1947 with their two sons and
DR.. Lehnert's 72-year-old mother
The other new citizens nat
uralized at Rockville yesterday
are:
cOLOMBIA-Carmen Buck, 80. oi
s2g6 RSanoke avenue, Takoma Park.
7405 Flower avenue. Takoma Park
skaidrite ADKINS Griswoid, %, Of 77I1
Carroll avenue. Takoma Park; Mr.. and
Evening star., 1955-09-22
Women's Fellowship
Leader TuIks Tonioht

Mrs. Russell c. Putnam. presi-
dent Of the International Chris
tian Women's Fellowship. Disci-
piles of Christ, will speak at the
fall meeting of the Christian
Church Council at 7 o'clock to-
night in first Christian Church,
Alexandria.
Mrs. William A. Patterson.
acting president of the Christian
Church Council. will preside. The
Rev. w. s. Hogevoll is pastor OF
the host church.
Evening star., 1955-09-22
{ Conductor Named

Gufllermo Espinosa Of Colom-
|bia. chief Of the music section
|of the Pan American Union has
been appointed conductor Of the
orchestra Of the Peabody Con.
servatory Of Music in Baltimore.
He will commute from Washing
ton starting with the September
29 opening Of the fall term.
Evening star., 1955-09-22
Pollution Study Planned
OF Potomac tributaries

A study to determine which
Iof the Potomac River tributaries
lin Fairfax County. If any, should
be banned as outlets for future
sewage treatment plants, has
been directed by the Board OF
Supervisors.
1T seems the county has done
practically nothing to preserve
Its streams and other natural
resources for recreational areas,
according to Mrs. Anne wilkins,
member of the board.
Maybe Wen find there is
no stream we can protect from
this type of pollution" she
added. "but we should look into
the situation anyway and see
liz its possible - particularly
above the Districts water supply
which feeds into Arlington.
Falls Church and parts Of Fair
fax County"
Mrs. wilkins comments and
the boards action occurred at
the supervisors meeting yes
Iterday afternoon. The County
Planning Commission was
asked to make the study.
81 Vote
With two members Of the
board absent. the vote was 3
TO 2. Supervisors Maurice Fox
and Chairman Wallace Carper
voted against Mrs. wilkins mo-
tion for the study. She was sup
ported by Clarence Jett and
Arthur I. Shaffer.
The action followed protests
from a group Of citizens over a
proposed contract with the
county by q real estate developer
for a sewage treatment plant
on Pohick Greek in the Mount
Vernon area.
Attorney Armistead L. Boothe
of Alexandria. representing the
developer, Alexander Hassan.
offered to meet with lawyers
selected by the protesting prop
erty owners in drawing up the
proposed agreement with the
county.
I'VE have acted in good faith
in this matter" Mr.. Boothe said.
"Tne water will be more pure
after the plant is in than it is
now"
zoo Houses on Line
Mr.. Boothe said the State
Water Control Board and the
Planning Commission already
have approved the treatment
plant designed to serve about
200 houses. The developer is
anxious to sign a contract with
the county assuring proper con-
struction and adequate treat
ment at the plant, he said.
But Mrs. Vivian Clifton, a
grandmother who was among
the group Of protesting citizens.
didn't see 1t the way Mr.. Boothe
saw it.
II am more at home in my
kitchen than I am facing this
crowd" she began. my kitchen.
my bedroom and living room face
Pohick Creek, only 20 feet away.
II maintain the bank as part Of
my front yard"
Mrs. Clifton said there Is no
Evening star., 1955-09-22
Is New Polio Coses

RICHMOND. Sept. "a R.-
Sixteen additional cases Of in
fantile paralysis were reported
to the State Health Depart
ment for the week ended We'd
nesday. They brought the years
Virginia total to 241.
Evening star., 1955-09-22

lorganized recreation IN the area
but she allows children from all
over the area to swim In the
creek.
II don't want raw sewage fiow-
ing through my front yard" she
said.
Capt. r. D. Karns. president
Iof the Mason Neck Citizens As
Isociation, and spokesman for a
number Of civic groups and cit
izens Of the area, declared:
1.-THE people Of this area
bought their property with the
right to pure water. This tpro-
posaD appears to be violative OF
the riparian rights law.
Attorneys Ruling
Commemorative Attorney
Robert Fitzgerald, legal adviser
to the board. told members at
the outset they could not pass on
the merits of the project but
only whether the proposed plant
would be adequate in design and
whether a suitable agreement for
efficient operation had been pre-
pared.
Following action on Mrs. Wiki
ms proposal for the overall
study leading to future policy.
the supervisors agreed to defer
Mr.. Hassan's proposal until Oc-
tober 5.
In other matters. the super
visors came to the relief Of
Annandale area citizens who have
protested possible location Of q
regional juvenile detention home
in that area.
Letters from st. Adams Mis-
sion and from civic leaders Of
Annandale protesting the study
of a site OF Columbia pike. were
read.
A site committee made up Of
representatives of Arlington,
Falls Church, Alexandria and
Fairfax. last week eliminated
study Of all other sites.
Mrs. wilkins said the one now
being considered is surrounded
on three sides by developed resi-
dental communities and is more
Objectionable than q tract previ-
ously considered.
Mr.. Jet, a member Of the
committee. said he would have
no objections to asking that
other sites in more sparsely set
tied areas be considered. But. he
added. the tract of Columbia
pike appears to be to most CEN
trally located land available.
County Executive c. c. Massey
announced that a meeting with
the State Water Control Board
has been scheduled for 2 pm.
next Wednesday to study re-
ported pollution OF Lake Bar
croft.
Evening star., 1955-09-22
|Stors and Bors Wave
On Ship in Norfolk

NORFOLK. Va. Sept. ~ @.
The Stars and Bars waved in
the blue OF this port yesterday
as q ceremony was held aboard
the carrier Ticonderqga honor
ing Robert E. Lee and the new
30-cent Lee stamp.
The Skipper of the Ticon-
deroga is Capt. Andrew Jack
son-a native of Mississippi.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
'53 MERCURY
MONTEREY
$685.
NO CASH NEEDED
Best buy anywhere. for credit ap
provai cal
TU. 2-4200
BILL ROSS
T400 GA. AVE. NV.
T4o0 GA. AVE. NV

MERCURY 'hl Club coupe; beautiful
18th and 4. l. ave. ne.
MERCURY 80 2-dr. sedan: e-ton,
ssh ss5 s down b DrIss atssr III %.rt5ls. ss q Z
MOTORS. J1' JU.' s-iis5. si 1.AEph .Ais
MERCURY '53 convertible: eanar,
yellow, Wv. tires, full power. new
black top. only 81 400. sos down,
PsiNEY PsilEsYI BRANCH MOTORS ~
MERCURY SO sedan; r., h., ..
only se95. sas down. ! other Mer.
sRl;scap I M64Sss. SasSss JG. jun s-lls5 ss5sLs
MERCURY 'sI convertible: r. h..
new carburetor, Priced at only S499
$45 down. 10 other Merctryx 70
choose from. PINEY BRANCH MO-
hiG's. iaSi through 1865; larsest te.
lection Of 1-owner. low-mileags
MOS; most with many extras;
from Se05. must make room for
rev 1883 NC, A sensational spoftt
car. We finance CUR cars; make
your own arranHefnentS at bank
rates. MANHATTAN. AUTO, INC
lkst. 19l4t 9Th and r Sts. NV,
NO 7-270Q. Branch sales. 1910
King ST.. Alex, Va. King s-5695
NASH 1859 Rambler station wagon:
Z. and h.. defFoster. very clean
S7ea. UN. 4-11s2. --I3
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Arlacostia Motor Co.
170s Good Hope Rd. Sc.

s0s 1~esOOt9 -AH
NASH 1851 Rambler conY.: s5g5:
r. and h.: Put down the top, soak
up the October sunshine and 60
ed eres on is tsnt t0t Of gas. sn0ss Get ~esT esr
bonded. 60-day guarantee. from
Oldest Nash Dealer 10Th and N
sts. NV, HO. 2-S70O.
NASH 1850 Ambassador 4-dr.: S3D5,
hydra. radio. good owner. A
good used Nash Is sound invest.
Rst; RsRfg gursssd TL. .1s from wIdLIAMs KILL,
Dealer, esth and n sts. NV. NV.
NASH 1851 Ambassador 4-dr.: s595,
good used Nash Is good tFanspor.
test from Williams 4 BAKER
The Areas Oldest Nash Dealer. :
rss 2gtn and s.s, " 81 nv Ho; a-s5o9
s 5s: us ISIaEs. miles; $3.50 DSs; compsPn, SsPs
furn. car TiGft alter purchase. Il
guar. DU. 7-6S04 after 4.30.
NASHES--1055 models; 2 and 4 DR.
station wagons, some equipped with
hydrR.mattc and oyerdrive. w,
need used cars. Take adyantass
& m oI s6es 6ssssngHr PEHrRSa sP5 sAsa iaaf SALES Sd
Co, located on Seminary rd. al
Baileys Cross Roads. Open ewes
til o. Sat til 9.
NASH 53. Ambassador 4-dr.: =. and
h.. hydramatie: clean. $3.50
PENNY MOTORS, 1920 Rhod.
Island ave. me-, LA. $4,000. ---1a
NASH 80 Ambassador hardtoJ
Country Club model: cleaning rus
and ivory finish. hydramatie. n.
dio, heater, leather and nylon up.
holstefy. reclining bed seats; yer.
clean. Sl.295. NASH ARLIN0TOF
CORP, Indoor Showroom, 20l5 n
Moore st., Arl. tRcsslyn). Va. ia
NASH s5s Statesman a-dr: heater
overdriye. excel. cond. Sacrihe,
5000 or best offer. co. 5-7994
NASH 81 Statesman super sedan
hydra. drive. !. and b.. reciinini
seats. Very clean, The economy
car, Finest condition: S396 casf
or So down, &32 per month. WOLFF
MOTORS. 1901 Wisconsin ave. NV
ofLbSsSioSssiaIlE fLbSSioSssiaIlE 1864 super ISL 1.
dr.: r. and b.. hydramatie: like new
inside and out; beautiful 2-tone
finish; only 81 1.g95. HCYLE MOTOR
SALES. i7i7 r. ]. ave. ne. pu
7-s300. IA
Evening star., 1955-10-12
PARKWAY-FORD

FORD 80 Customiine 'i6'' Fordor
I. and H., excellent tinish and nice
interior; $500.
PARKWAY-FORD
305l NJ ST. NV. AID. 2-o1 sf
FORD '53 VS. Tudor; r and Il;
excel. running cond.. must be. seen
10 De appreciated: S9D5; low dn,
payment. STANDARD PONTIAC,
44of r. I. ave. ne. uN. 4-5861.
FORD ~ eonv, ss": r. and h..
Wv. tires: excel. top: S8s.5. No.
lO50-A: .5l-day guar; trade and
terms, MONROE FORD. i237
East-West hwy, sil. spe.. Md. Open
eyentngs til Q. Ju. 5-7S04.
FORD t54 convertible r., h.. Fordo-
amtic. black top; clean, as pin;
4-month written guarantee. HILL
4 SANDERS, Wash.'S Oldest Ford
Dealer. ltl4 Vermont ave. NV.
AD. ,4s43o0. Open ewes. I'll o.
rom 10 Custom ~" s-pass. sta
ton wagon r. and h.; excel. wood
work: one owner: real sharp; Sje5:
DEAs, Wash. : Oldest Eord Dealer.
open ewes. 'tii h, sal. til 5.
FORT 81 Crown Victoria; power
all the way. fender skirts. wind
shield washers, Wv. tires. 2-tone
regency purple and white; COM
pany oficial car only $3.50. 3
written guarantee. HILL a. SAM
pERS. Wesh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
1900 14th 81. NV, NO. 7-1llI.
Open ewes. til Q. Sat. I'll 5.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR sAlE

MERCURY ,49 4-dr.: overdrtye, r.
and h.. tailored seat covers: clean
inside and out. S39g; 3D-day guar
antee, HILL u SANDERS. Wash. Is
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1890 I4th
III 9. Sat: I'll 3.
Evening star., 1955-10-12

CADILLAC 1858 coupe: fully
Steering, 2-tone blue and gray
finish, Continental steering wheel
looks like new. A car that you
would be proud to own. This car
Is being cared for like baby snd
driven BY owner Cash. terms or
trade.
MR.. HERsoE. DE. 2-4700
Evening star., 1955-10-12
AUTOS ron SALE Cent, ,

cHEvR0LET ss3 a-dr,; onyx black
finish, r. and b., plastic cosers
other extras; iInmae. Inside anc
out. Want 10 sell this week. S,l9i
or best OFFER Mr.. WILES, 10
"a $3.50 ss.,, 1892 East-west hwy. Sil'
lcHEvRoLEf ia convertible: Whit,
with green top, blending interior
Ms-w. tires: Si,249. HoRNER'e
bbyplc1 soo.i Downtown, iii i4th
cMEYR0LET AZ de luxe: beautiful
IKE new. orikinsi owner. sacrifice
klS. 1880 r. !. ave. ne.
CHEVROLET 1858 Bel Air hardtop;
tone sresn Anish; No. go: 90: a asi.i25
Kenyon-P Peck Chevrolet
s638 Wilson Blvd. Arlinston, Va.
e, 2,sOOs o0sa TN ais eiSo
cHEyROLET 80 .-dr.: 2-tone green
/ l owner; 3A.G00 actual miles: $500
Granite 4-SfS2 after D pm. -l3
CHEVROLET '5a de luxe club coupe
Z. and n: very clean: cash or Si6i
down. $6n5, BELL MOTORS, 50I(
Wis. ave. NV. WO, B-S900. --12
CHEYRoLET 1851 4-dr.: r. and r.,
seat covers; Immaculate black nm
lsh: low mileage. one owner. No.
Sia: price, Sti:S
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3l49 Lee Hwy, Arlington, Va.
IA s-v0oS Open TIL $3.50
CHEVROLET 1854 4-door sedan; 2.
tone green and white finish; radio,
heater. powerglide; owner; low
mileae; Si,o06.
GRADY MOTORS CORP.
7S09 Wis. Ave, Beth. OIL. 4.z40O
IcHEvRoLET 1853 s2I0s series 4-dT !:
heater s1d seat covers: dark, green
sslnpiish; spii1i No. COZ; low oMAc terms
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
.3l4Q Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
"a 2-soos Open TIN $3.50
CHEVROLET 81 4-door; low mile.
age excel cond.;; lst oifer. IA
cH2HRSninlfti4s yIslIS ntisr ,S. g pm s,.,,, ia
4-dr; i. and Re 81 dsrk Sasllns sras ss ,,,lIs bSs
aeuaranteed: s5a5. ARCADE PoN. so
TIAc CO. 346p I4th st. NV. AD
CHEVROLET 80 Bel Air Nilly
equipped. new tires; owner Good
snns =, .l50. JE. .t-4tOS. -rlf
lCAEfROLETs az club coupe; S795.;
lar price. Deal where IS YOU q meet gop ne
owner, p years OF Nash. WILLIAMS
4 BAKER 18th and M sts. NV,
cMEvKoLET 1ofs convertible; or,r.
BLACK fnish. has radio: excellent
running condition; Sl50 takes 1t
Fla. ave. ne. Ii. T-173a
CHEVROLET 1854 ''21Q' series 2-dr. /;
pe99EEssrslids: r. and h.; No. ss3:
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3149 Lee Hwy, Arlinston, Va.
IA. 2-900I Open Till $50
CHEVROLET '54 Bel Air s-dr.: !:
green and ivory; fully equip:
l5,oeo MI; like new: Sf,650. ST,
chESRoiEr 1854 Bel Air convert. vs
.ble; :. and h.. powerglide; beauti.
tul turquoise with matching interior;
j owner: low mileage: only 81 AS
HoyLE HoSToRs. l7i7 r. |. aye.
cIIE.RoIITs5s II1s. .Is .s., .s..sdr,, 4, power. y.
and na &. q siiss. isss HoRNsRFss eF see;: Con. I.
a.5 Mr. BaisE d2sa Dssler' Fla. ave. ne. At
CHEtROLET 80 Bel Air convertible;
cream finish with dark green top.
aI dark Sssen interior leather trim;
0Teasts peaatS; si.iss. na q -dsy h1w mdnsy. 5ISss
back trial. 4.mouth written etinr-
Evening star., 1955-10-12
WHEELER. INC,

FORD 80 Custom IS" Tudor: radio
heater, turn signals. new tires: i'm
macuiatc. one owner, worthwhile
RuRrantee. only x9Rn.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
AuToMopILEs con sALE

AUSTIN as l-dr. sedan: radio; vers
gocd running toudition; good tires
S195. 10. 3-5310. -12
III Gs and other i smail popuisr I'M In.
ported cars: lB4Ss through NB65si
must make space. for new 195t
models. largest selection IN town.
lowest prices Of the season. We
finance our cars. Make your own
ARRANGEMENTS at bank rates. Dealer
for Anstin-Healey. Austin of Eng.
MaSnetse, iaa Y; q HiiImsn' MOrsls nIpor y n, 4
Porschei Mercedes. .Benz WHY'S
MANHATTAN AUTO. NC. lEst
1914, 9TH at r sts. NV. North
7-2100. Branch Sales, 1910 kim
ST.. Alex, Va. Kine S-5525.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
BUICK '53 Super convertible; r. ant
h. dyna.; huge savings. Slsoso


Caithness Buick, Inc.
T1o0-7740 Wis. Ave, Bethesda. Mo.
OF, 6-501s QL. 6 6-2lmo
CADILLAC '53 Series ''62" 4-dr.;
fully equipped. power steering; per-
feet condition. low mileage. l-own-
er car; must settle estate; 81, 495
or best offer. OIL. .-6s37. lis
CADILLAC ~ cleaning black e.
sedan HYDRA. r. and h.. Wv
nylon tires. Sc. one owner, excel
lent value at 81 .495. 470l Upton 81
NV, EN-. 2-5S55. --l5
CADILLAC 1e4s Coupe De Vile;
r. and h hydramatic. Wv. tires,
original iet-black finish: must see
and drive to appreciate. 81 .l92.
HOYLF MOTOR SALES, 1115 r; ].
ave. NE. DU. T-S300, Ia
CADILLAC 1851 Fleetwood; r. and
n. Wv, tires, hydranatic. beau.
tifui maroon finish; must see ana
drive TO appreciate: 81. .795. HofLE
MOTOR SALES TIT Il. !. aSe'
ne, Du. T-s300 -l4
CADILLAC ip4s Fleetwood; 7. and
h.. hydramatic, Wv. tires. One q
The shsrDsstr ysr6p Il tSwns ssIEs gnlf yaf7 'i Z
ave. ne. DU. f-s30o. IL
CADILLAC 80 Coupe de vile;
white with dark gray top; eanippeo
electric windows and seats. etc.;
IKE new throughout; Se,l95.
Suburban Cadillac-Ol dds
BRADLEY STOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. o-35eo
Evening star., 1955-10-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORDs-'53 Tudor. equipped. S799
3. Victoria. maroon with whit,
;ires, tis, sss 500. fi HfioRNER'ss RS CORNER
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th
II H-E1k4
Evening star., 1955-10-12
black Anish. $229.
PARKWAY-FORD

: &11tA w N \JnO
3D5f N ST. NV. AD. o-0is5
MERCURY ,54 4-dY.: +. and b.
Mrrcc ~ ,Baa. HoRNER'a COR.
NER, Buck Dealer. Fla. ave. ne
at 9th. Ii. 6-8464.
MERCURY SO harttop: r. and h
81 oas' No. ass-A: ao.dsy saar.
antee trade or terms. MONROE
FORD. 1887 East.West hwy. Sii
spr., ND. Ju. 5-Tso4. Open eFes
MERcukY 1855 Montcisr CDR.
I coupe lakeland blue; completely
equipped; 5000 miles: like-new
condition: S2.4ps or best ofier.
Phone ST. 3.0330 between a-5,
MERCURY 20 4-dr. sedan. n and
n, turn signals. seat covers: excep-
tionally clean: only s3p5: 30-day
guarantee HILL g. SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, lila
Vermont ave. NV, AD. 4-43nO.
Open ewes. til Q, Sat. I'll 5.