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Evening star., 1955-06-16
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA - Incredible value.
baths, lovely recreation room. fine
level lot. Block from bus. close to
all schools. Only S21.950. GI
fSntr2gts sent 2Iss sseepteda In. FRANK g.
ALTA VISTA. Beth.sda-A 3lbsd-
rm.. 2-bath brick Cape Cod, in
excellent condition. Short walk to
high school. Only 2 blocks to bus.
g. PHILIPS. PHILLIP OIL. 2-7ooe: ewes.
ARYLAWaiNG:' s1s,sso s-6ed1m. dg
Cape Cod, very convenient to NH
bination kit. with large eating area,
bedrms. and tile bath on LIST
noor: l bedrm: plus huge storage
rnn. on 2nd. NO BsMT. but lots Of
storage space. $4,000 cash and
FRANK S pfs s. pafLIRPsy RG Rsy' oE fveEythins sad6s
ewes. OIL. 6-sO76. III
BETHESDA-Brick rambler. 3 bed
rms. 9 baths. large living and din
ing rms. beautiful kitchen. Prices
reduced to S2s,500; See It before
YOU buy. THos. L. PHILLIPS. Wo.
BETHESDA 4-bedrm, brick: 2ls
with fireplace. center hall, powder
rm.. large family din. rm., enor-
nous kitchen, automatically equip. /:
2nd fioor: A twin-size bedrms.,
baths; full bsmt. Deep. shaded yard
sSSdIs; Sds easy financing; Asking s.S,c
Sei61s. cox l. CO. CO. n0"s. .1s 81
BETHESDA, EXCL USIVE GREEN
WICH FOREST-2-bed 2-bath,
brick rambler; fully equip. kit.
with breakfast area. Immense din.
IN; TIifTSni fSli bsmt; ssrage, K9RzEN-
BETHEsDA, Chevy Chase terrace,
near Woody's and D. C. bus; A.
which you may find the rooms too
Ice. Isn't that Q pleasant COM
plaint9 Priced In the twenties.
EN-. 2-22l6. Ewes. Mrs. Fennell,
81; L;n4t-354e. MERRYFIELD q
EEfHRRS BEfHHRERsSDA-GLENwoop, ssa.s5o.
1t Is hard to imagine Q more per-
feet home for a small family or
couple: sparkling white brick ram
bier on . beautiful wooded lot;
only 2Ia years old and in i'm
maculate condition.: liv. rm.. din.
rm.. super de luxe elec. kit. , nice
DtulHih. anu bAkhs uAt LCNA
rm. and tiled shower bath in full
basement: restricted neighhorhood
with express bus at corner
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-T000:
ewes, 10. 4-7444, lis
BETHESDA. S26,s50 - Fine-auality
brk. Colonial with heavy slate. roof.
Through center hall. den and Law.
on LIST A.; bedrms.. 2 baths on
End A.; rec. rrn.. garage, screened
porch. Choice location, bordering
EdRemoor. Needs decorating. but
certainly priced accordingly. FRANK
g.. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l4l1; ewes,
BETHEsDA. MD.-BRANp-NEw. b
bedrm.. 2-bath brick RAMBLERS,
with separate dining rm.. de luxe
kitchen. living rn. with fireplace
daylight basement; GI approved
excellent conventional financing.
For information, call LEGUM a
GERBER REALTY CO.. EN-. 10000
BETHEsDA-Nev brick rambler: "a
acre lot. DeyliEht bsmt., 3 lEe.
bedrms.. . baths, frepl. Priced for
quick sale. About = 900 down.
sHERTZER-Huilder. OF. $4,000.
~. b.7747. -l7
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
GLEN MAR PARK

Spacious rambler. of Mass. ave,
bedrms.. sep. din. rm., lRe. screened
porch; bsmt- with rec. rm.,. bar,
den, full bath. Near schools,
churches and country club: $19,S50.
oV. 3-l203; If no answer, OIL.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

GLENMoNT. MD. S9,95o-Bunga.
rms. and bath: terms
LEGATION ST. NV, $50. 600
Brick, Z rms. and "a baths.
BRADLEY HILLS, MD, S36, 800
cRRTs RfmSleF JoHNl 4 6fdTpnss nprl s1s5oo-prick,
Z rms. and bath: acre shaded
lot; vacant.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
COLLEGE PARK. MD

NOLLEIE PARk, MID.
Corner lot, zoned first commercial:
approx. 65x125-S,l25 sa. IT. Nice
frame bungalow, large front porch,
Diet. garage. Have . business and
home in one. Under $4,000 for
AL Days eall OIL 2-020S: ewes.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
coLoRED-BARGAIN
SHORT ON CASH22

Have a nice brick home: z rms.
Can make attractive terms to re-
sponsible party looking for q home,
and you will be the owner. For
further details call ST. 3-3657:
ewes, Ii. 3-3216.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
KENSINGTON, MD.
3-Bedrm. Brick-$13, ,225-G.

3 3-Bedrm. Brick-$13, ,225-GI
liy. rm.. firepl.. din. rm..
lge. kit, . bedrms.. bath on 1st
A.: 3rd bedrm. In ATTIC: screened
porch. fenced lot; nr. schools, shop.
and bus.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
CO. 1888 Q Til o
KENSINGTON's sACRIFICE-Com-
pact rambler. featuring 2 fine bed
rooms. modern de luxe kitchen with
exhaust fan, dishwasher. disposal.
clothes washer and dryer plus full
daylight basement with gorgeous
ine-paneled clubroom. win ACCEPT
GI contract. Must be sold! Call
DE. 2-59l5 or DI. 7-6S30.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co.
MASS. AVE. ExT.-S5-foot ultra
modern rambler in the midst of
beautiful woodland setting: ; spa
cious, light bedrooms. colored
tiled baths, large step-dovn living
room with open wood-burning hre-
place. window-walled dining room.
kitchen of tomorrow. Make this an
absolute must. Call DE. 2-5915 or
DI. 7-6S30.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
coLoRED-BRIGHTWooD
FOR GI-S13.400

MONTHLY PAYMENTS, $Sl .65.
Nr. First and Longfellow; wonderful
buy for GI--Colonial row brick
with concrete front porch. 6 nice
rms. plus small den. modern bath,
full bsmt. with garage; modern gas
hot-water heat: only $500 down.
ewes. and Sunday. AID. 1856.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
HILLCREST EsTATES
2500 BERKI,FY ST
MOUNT RAINIER
OXON HILL,

$3.50 BRINKLEY RD
cute cottage with 2 bedrmf. i've
inz rm.. equip. kit. bsmt auto.
oil heat. sluminum storm windows;
fenced yard 40 ESQ. $1,000 down.
csli eyes. 10 7-20eO.
WEST REAL ESTATE. 10. s-es00
la
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Evening star., 1955-06-16
R. A. HUMPHREYS
PROTECT YOURSELF

Don't phone us about this home un-
less you are ready to buy because
the house and grounds will sell
themselves when you see them.
This real low price of Sl7.500 Isl
made possible by desire of owner
to move into his new home July
full, basement with nice recreation
room, large dining room, and table
space in modern kitchen. Close to
schools and transportation. Many
extras.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
HOUSES for SALE. NE. tcent.)
COLORED

COLORED
Lovely, tapestry, brick home. IN
choice location; convenient TO bus,
stores and schools.
rooms, modern tiled bath, screened
rear porch: full basement, oil hot
water heat, and garage. Entire
property in perfect condition.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
NOCKBU R N

81 900 down. $3.50 mo. for this one
and redwood rambler Of 3 bed
rooms. l u baths. On quiet street.
TENCPER- WALKER, INC. AID.
A.o6Ad IA p-RpSO IL
Evening star., 1955-06-16

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-s24, 500
Spacious 4-bedrrn-. center-hall Co.
lonial. charmingly remodeled, beau
tifully redecorated: huge all-electric
kitchen. diShwaSher, disposal. loads
Of cabinets. Gear garage: maG-
nihcent lot: very iiysable S-room
home. splendid community. 2 blks.
TOWN q SUBURBAN.. EG. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-06-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BRICK RAMBLER
SILVER SPRING

O4At G2s O6 4S4ANNA
Lovely home IN choice location: con-
Transportation: 5 years old. Has
large living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, modern
kitchen with dishvasher. disposal
unit and breakfast nook. 3 large
bedrooms. . tiled baths. Large, level
lot inclosed in Anchor fence.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
EVENINGS, CALL OIL. 2-5o94
Evening star., 1955-06-16

COLORED-GT. 1878 Down; nom
GI, S995 down. Three. lovely, brick
homes to pick from; fenced yards /;
rec. rms; storm windows. NE.
Tos f55s's + eoRboS. eEefii 81. jR 2,olss; e. Full
CoLORED-l314 II ST. Sc
Lovely 2-bedrm. brick: beautifully
nm. rec. rm.. unfin. attic: Anchor
fenced yard: $16.50O. terms. DOUG
NJ; SMILEY. INC, UN. 4-S260. AP.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
FQREST GROVE

FOREST GROVE
Located in one Of the finest sec
tions of Silver Spring. In Q lovely
wooded area. Custom-built ram
bier. with 3 bedrms., ~ baths,
lee, living rm.. family sized dining
rm., de. luxe kitchen: full basement;
2-car garage.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Steuart Subdivision
MICHIGAN AND EASTERN AYES.
S18 050

ONLY $4,000 DOWN
ASSUME Sl5.950 GI LOAN
Detached Colonial brick on beautiful
corner lot, only 8. years old. Center
fireplace. dining room, kitchen and
large screened concrete porch. 3
BEDRMS., 2 BATHS on 2nd floor.
Full basement, gas heat; comhina-
tion aluminium storm windows and
screens. Needs redecorating, but a
bargain at this price. Call Mr.,
Mcintosh. EX. 3-24S0. Ewes. and
Sun. AID. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
CAPITOL HULL

OPEN ALL WEEK, 6-S PM.
126-134 N. CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
6 lovely restorations. lust completed
for your inspec., 2 blocks from
House once Bldg. only minutes
from downtown. Beautiful 2-bedrm.
brick duplex homes, each with ad-
ditional sep. eficiency apt. for in
come: must be seen to be apprec.
Carl o. Holloman, Ma. 8-5491
Evening star., 1955-06-16
BETHESDA

NV Navy orders say I must be in
Cuba in . weeks. I'm letting go on
a beautiful brick rambler on q
for it when it was new, ! "a yrs.
ago. CT APPROVED for S1S.600.
Full basement A beautiful. com.
Portable home we hate to leave. II
you're interested call MR.. FOR
WARD III S-S6O0, -lB
Evening star., 1955-06-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

GREEN NIEADoWs-Six-room CO.
lonial, lovely shade; Gil. nothing
down. S7l no.; non-GI, $3.50
SON. WA. 7-505n. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08
.TitchenuI Ousted
At New Mexico

ALBUQUERQUE, Dec. 8 P.-
Bob Titchenal, former Wash.
ington Redskin center, has beer
removed as head football coach
at the University of New Mexico
Titchenal, '38. who played with
San Jose State and later with
the San Francisco Forty Miners
and Los Angeles Dons, com
piled a three-year record Of
IL wins. Is losses and a tie with
the Loboes. This years team won
only two Of 10 games.
Titchenal was chosen Skyline
Conference coach of the year
in 1858 and will coach the Sky
line All-Stars in the Salad Bowl
game in Phoenix, December 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

an official world record for q
duckpin team in league compe-
tition.
On the Franks Tavern team
were four Veihmeyer brothers
Harry, Frank, Norman and
Danny, the last named a SUBJ
stitute. The others were Ed
Heller and Bill Greiner. Shocks
regulars have been Chef Ness,
George Seeley, Joe Zajicek and
Buzz Beard, with Beard. who
left the city, replaced this sea-
son by Bud Earhart.
Not Immediately available is
the record cracked by Franks
Tavern. Ollie Pacini. who man.
aged the Northeast Temple.
seemed to remember 1t was
held by a Richmond, Va, team.
AT any rate. it was late in the
going before the Franks learned
they were headed for a new
mark.
Then the pressure frightened
with each succeeding game. In
the late stages the streak was
saved when Heller, shooting
anchor, needed a mark and
eight-count in the 10th box. He
spared and counted nine. Even
more exciting was the save made
by Harry Veihmeyer. after the
streak reached 80. He threw a
double strike in the ninth and
10th frames and counted nine
for just enough for victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08
BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

Inc. Idell Brown shot 242. She
bowled with a team formed BY
Katherine Severson from mem
bers of the Lyles Flowers ano
Barnes g. Kimel lineups. In the
middle of the 242, which may
have been the highest tenpin
game rolled by a woman this
season hereabouts, were six
straight strikes. It was part OF
a whopping team count of 928,
to which Hazel Smith contrib
uted 1913. Cathy Maschak. 100:
Louise Roberts, 154 and Eleanor
Young. IA.
Mrs. Brown. wife of a naval
officer, shot the works in her
middle game. She got nowhere
in the others and wound UP with
la SIS series. Incidentally, the
best tenpin series by a woman
we've heard of this season was
the 608 rolled the other night
by Frances Colohan in the
Women'S Pioneer League.
i
The "a straight by Shocks
team undoubtedly is the longest
winning streak in bowling his
tory here, including tenpinS and
duckpins. But perhaps more re-
markable was the -duckpin record
established % years ago by the
Franks Tavern team in the
Northeast Temple Minor League.
Although victorious in matches,
the Shook lineup dropped a
game here and there. Franks
Tavern won 33 consecutive
games. This was in the season
of l938-39. and still stands as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08
Sneud Is Center of Attraction
AS l61 ZEE Offin Miami Open

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 8 (R).-
Slammin' Sammy Snead, the ole
pro from White Sulphur Springs
w. Va, was the center of attrac-
ton again as ISL of the Nations
best golfers opened the $12,50
Miami Open tournament today
Snead, a five-time winner OF
this event, was putting well and
obviously feeling good in pre-
tournament rounds, an indica-
tion he may be in top form for
the first time since a back all
ment began bothering him in
1854.
Snead tuned up with a Sun
der-par IS over the La GORGE
course Tuesday while pro and
amateur qualif1ers were compel
ing over the 6,620-yard Miami
Springs course where the 3lst
edition of the tournament will
be played.
Strongest rivals of the veteran
Snead are Doug Ford, PGA
champion from Yonkers. N. Y.
and Mike Souchak, Durham,
N. c., both pros, and Doug San
ders, Tam O'Shanter All-Ameri-
can Amateur champion, and Don
Bisplinghoff. Florida Open and
Amateur champion.
Bob Rosburg of Palo Alto.
Calf, is defending champion,
Souchak won the Havana In
vitational last week and appears
on top of his game right now,
while Ford won tbs tournament
in 1853.
They may face stiff competi-
ton from such shotmakers as Ed
Furgol, who posted a So at La
GORGE Tuesday; Tommy Bolt.
and Bob Toski. winner of the
Tam O'Shanter last year.
Other Miami Open champions
in the field Of 141 pros and 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

Olive Boots Petit was tn
talk of the Capital Women
Duckpin League today. for tw,
reasons. The willowy star of Be
thesda Forty Alleys team no
only set a season league recort
last night with a game of 1872
but glided to the front in a bril-,
liant race for the individual
championship.
In the big game, rolled against
Pabst Blue Ribbon at the Kinl
Pin, Miss Petit ratified off foul
STRIKES. including a tripleheader
and three spares. With Other
games of 1l2 and las, she totalec
439. second high in the league
Evelyn Nickel's 446 Is best.
The 439 zoomed Miss Pettit's
average to 1924, almost a point
ahead of the erstwhile leader
Ann Habercom of William C
Weights. whose 326 dropped hel
to 117-16. Next are Hildur Lagos
of Chatter Bar, who rolled 36s
last night. at 1893, and Lyn
Kuczek of Pabst, who shot 1876
383. at 1877.
Bethesda totaled l.765 against
ITO to win two from Pabst.
Co-starring for the Blue Rib
bons with Mrs. Kuczek was
Frances Wilson, who also had
1913.
With Miss Lagos contributing
ISL and Sara Stephens $50 Chat
ter Bar rolled second high game
of 648. Another star was Ruth
Met lintic of the Voights with
365. which brought her average
to 1924.
The standings: Voight, 25-17;
Chatter Bar, 24-18; Rays Bar,
24-18: Kirby Sales. 21-21: Be-
thesda, 1922: Jim Comber's
Restaurant. 1928: Pabst, 1924,
and King Pin. 1924.
"Ha! This is real good. You
fellows taking ME to the clean
ers." complained Vince Policelli,
boss of Central Valet Inc, after
the tenpin team he sponsors
dropped a special match to the
Sheet Metal Co. bowlers of Bal
timore.
Only recently Policelli took
over sponsorship of a lineup
which used to represent Ted
Lewis restaurant, under the cap
taincy of Wesley Howard Shook.
Shocks team, over a period
of three years, was undefeated in
"a special matches, largely inter-
city affairs.
Then. whack!
The BaltimoYeans won two Of
three games and prevailed on
total pins by a margin of 70.
4 y
Aside from having their streak
broken, Shook and his men were
embarrassed. They alone were
beaten in four matches between
Washington area and Baltimore
teams, with victories registered
by Lyle Flowers, Lee D. Butler,
Inc. and Berner Plumbing Co.
There were also three women's
with Washington win
ming two. and in one was rolled
The high individual game Of the
party. staged. Mt Tenpins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

amateurs, in addition to Snead,
Ford and Rosburg. are Fred
Haas (l949); Frank Stranahan
(1948); Dutch Harrison Q944l ;
Steve Warga, Miami. u943l:
Jimmy Demaret tl947), and
Willie Klein, Miami Beach
1925 and 1880.
1t will be Klein's 30th time to
compete in the Miami Open.
Snead won in 1887, 1899. 1916,
1850 and 1851,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08
Perry Out Of Action

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8 up
injured knees have sidelinec
Joe Perry, San Francisco Forty
Miners fullback, for their finale
Sunday against Baltimore. Per-
ry wrenched his left knee last
Sunday. His right knee was in
jured previously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

Planes, like automobiles or sewing machines, can
be manufactured at less cost in large quantities.
This is particularly true of military aircraft, due to
their inherent completely and the ~exacting con-
s~truction requirements of the armed forces.
US. military planners decided almost ten years ago
pilot-training requirements of all branches of the
armed services. Lockheed's jet trainer was an ideal
choice, because its advanced basic design could be
kept militarily up to date at minimum expense. The
cumulative saving on over $500 T-33A/TV-2 type
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

jet trainers built by Lockheed since le4S adds up
to many millions of dollars.
Latest Lockheed jet trainer is the Nays T2V-1
SeaStar. Hailed as the worlds safest jet trainer, the
T2V-l was built in only l35 working days from
start of structural work to roll-out-another Lock-
heed production record! And because Lockhecd
has the T2V-l production line in being, all
branches of the is armed services are assured Of
being able to get the latest and the best jet trainers
in the shortest time-modifed to suit the special
requirements Of each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08
US. Navy T2V-1 seastar Jet Trainer

US. Navy T2v-1 SeaStar Jet Trainer
First US. plane ordered into production utilizing
Boundary Layer Control :, which permits shorter
mke-o6S and safer landings at slower speeds. Aero
dramatically acfnared STATS on wings leading edge
q conribuic superior anf-StaH characteristics. Ete-
pafed aft cockpit = gives the instructor excellent
straight forward visibility during approaches, land
ings and fake-ofs. Diversified vertical siabilizer. and
rudder areas q, and prominent dorSai fin . provide
maximum conrotabiiiy in all speed ranges. Ex-
renely rugged landing gear, reracfed in flight, will
withstand terrific punishment incurred In early
training landings on airfelds or carrier decks.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

oLDsMoBuE 50 Super -ss- 80 J.
Hydrs. and besut. co1d- l.leS
Cash or nams your termA WOLFF
49IoRa 1871 wis. ava. Nv. N
oLDsMoBnK 80 super -ss- serisi
It's really nice and priced for thF
week end, $2.l55. AKEHS OLD9z
MOBnE-cADILLAc Co. FalrlinG-
Ton shoppine center. Alsxandfil.
oLDsMoBnE 50 series -es-
DOOR sedan: fully equipped: HYDRA
and brakes. Appearance and con-
dltton outstandtne. Trade nov and :
ENJOY this one over the holiday.
5 A,76b: AKERS oLDeMoBnEs
cADiLLAc CO, Ysirlington shcp- .
OLDsMoBILg .55 Series -ps" se.
dan. e-tone blue and white: eouip4-
ment includes power steering, power
brakes. Autronie Eye in addition "a
Hydra-Matic, heater and dual
speaker radio: Us IKE new; only
AKERs iotSIDSsMosinIIfE-cADiLIiAs
CO. Fairlington shopping center.
Alexandria OV. 3-0350.
0LDSMoBILE IS "9s" de luxe Az
DR.. sedan. equipped with radio.
heater, Hydra, power brakes. powefD
steering. electric windows and -
way seat control, Autronte Eye. W.
". tires, and many other useful
accessories. This beautiful tvof5
toned green car -Qrigtnally sold for
S4,340.35. A real value for S3.4sa
fEsp ssESsr sNo5s5sss sNoqoR ced tiili Yreiis odM
Largest olds Dealer. 1000 Wilson
blvd, Ari, IA, 7-S400. - l..
0LDs 1852 "9s" 4-dr. sedan. fully
eSasiP SSIPPfp GslSsssI aUTo saLEs saf 5000 Risss
I'd. HA- 2-3775. 10
Evening star., 1955-07-01

MORRIS '56 2-doof sedan; company
eond.; sI.2s5. MoRRis '5s 4.
HElsHMAN's. 3212 Jefierson Davis
hwy, Art, Va: OF. 4-sSS8. Open
daily. 9 70 9: SATURDAY. s to s.
NASH 80 Custom 2-door sedan;
original Champagne ivory finish.
radio, overdrive. directionsl signals.
c9mplete accessories. holiday spe-
CORP. Indoor Showroom 20i5
\; Moore st. Ari. fRosslyn). Va.
NASH 80 2-door Ambassador: Hy.
dra- Matte, Weether-Eye, light gray
nnish; holiday special: S28b. NASH
ARLINdToN Aan,I 5S, CORP Indoor show
tRosslyn). Va, IA. $1,000. ---5
Evening star., 1955-07-01

FORD SO Fairlane Town Sedan;
Pordomatic, :. and h., .2-tone green:
like new throughout: $2.19b.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
$3.50 18th ST. sIL. sPG ~. 5-6la6
FORD 'bI dc luxe .ss'' Fprdor; r.
and h.; original Alpine blue finish:
good tires: only S597; 30-day guar
antee. HILL & SANDERS. Wash...s .
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 18th s.:
NV. NO. 7-ll1l. Open ewes. TN
FOR5 1851 Country squire spas
fsnsth aaSsthorns nsuSn Green fsnish. TOP 1 con-
HILL 4 SANDERS. Wash.s Oldest
Ford Dealer, 1900 18th ct. NV,
NO. .5-1111. Open ewes. n 81
rosD aisi y IS & Custom y-s Tudor. rsrd-
throassout snsgass 0isf f.ass a:dsg T money
back trial 4-month written guar
antee. HILL Il SANDERS, Wash. Q
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st:
NV, NO, 7-1111. Open ewes. ~
FoRD ,5s ccrestiine VS. victoria;
Fordomatic. s-tube radio. heater,
black with ivory top. real sharp;
$1.497. 2-day money-back trial
4-month written guarantee. HILL
a. SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1900 i4th st NV, NO.
T.lli1. Open ewes. IN >. SAT.
FoRD "a victoria: :. and b.. q
tone cameo corNl and white fnishi
showroom condition; $l.e91; 2sday
noney-back trial, 4-month written
Wash.'s Oldest Eord pe.ler. l., 1900
eyes. til o. Sat. It'll 5.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
AuToMosILEs roR sALI

FonD s53 S-cyL nlnch WAeel;
EoRp. 46I4 Elm ~. Beth-. Nd.
Fokp TeS 81 Custom Yorder: rsdio and
PPeoaab. ssi4 Eia 81. Bstk. Ha..
FokD a 1852 cusson VS. Tudor: :.
and h., Fordomatfe; very special
x906. Car No. 6e0-A. MOHROE
sSsDe soSD 200 400, WIS; .g.; ssi; y; nm sn Wo
FORD "a crestiine '.sv convertible;
Cameo coral finish; uhite-Wen
tires: black TOD: leather upholstery:
Fordcmatlc: radio. heater. turn
psrfsei care: si.se5: written EaAI-
.e,5 SSIAsoEs 4 I E,.. sGroHs Nc Da' ge:s! :ss.s!sos
FORD 54 Custom 81 club coupe;
radio and heater. dark green IN:
ish. No. 672-A: 1.545. MONROE
FORD. 500 wis. ave: NV Wo
$1,000; open eyes. I'll Q pm.
FORD - Country Squire: and q,
e. osssf fsals on, salssssss aSss saa dss
money-baek trial 4-month Written
guarantee HILL Il SANDERS
Wash.'s oldest Ford Dealer. 11Ia
Vermont ave NV AD. 4-43e0
Open ewes. III q. sat. III 5.
FORD '53 Fordor sedan. t.. b;
t.s.: Sl.O95:: 2-day money-bacl
trial, 4-month written euarsntee
Ford Dealer. 1lI4 Vermont ave
NV AD, 4-4300. Open ewes. I'll
o: sat. til s.
FORD S54 Tudor: heater. equipped
81, ,2p5: 2-day money-back trial 4.
month written guarantee. HILL q
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Fort
AD. 4-4300. Open ewes. TIN o: Sat
FORD .4s club coupe: 7. and b
Splendid. S2l9. Terms. 500
down. s'RoPKR," 18th and r. !
FORD '53 Delivery sedan: va mo.
tor: heater; turn signals. / ownel
{Florist3 kept 1t in tiptqp con.
dition; Q beauty: special price
Evening star., 1955-07-01
FORD ,52

Tudor; radio. heater: glacier blue
low mileage; S795; 25% down. g.
month or 6.000-mile warranty.
Northeast Motor Co. tFOrd)
$40 Bladensburg Rd. N.E.. II. g-sa0t
FoRDs-'54 Victoria. oyerdriye:: "a
4 Victoria. power windows. IA Gus
tom ..S" Fordor. .53 convertible
80 convertible. so Tudor; as low
IS Sb down.
Easy as A-B-C ct d. B."
Dalton-Burrell, Inc.
1925 Conn. Ave. AID. 4-6241
FORD 40 Tudor sedan. r. and b.;
$245. AMERICAN SERVICE CEN
TER. bs6 N. Glebe I'd. All. IA
7-7S2S.
FOIlD Al convertible; black, white
top: dual exhaust; radio and heater
$3.50 or best offer. LA. 6-7353. ---e
FORD 1853 Ranch Wagon VS.: looks
and runs like new. i owner. 8 pass
EQUIP. xl,2q5. JE. 1892. -