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Evening star., 1955-02-22

since I never belonged to any
such organization"
In 1922, the West End Asso-
citation lost half it's territory as
the city expanded in Northwest
Washington. At that time. its
boundaries were Sixteenth street
NV. on the east. Florida avenue
NV. on the north, Rock Creek
Park on the west and B street
NV. on the south. After a battle
in the federation, the Dupont
Circle Citizens AsSociatio n
gained the territory north Of N
street NV.
Opposes All-Night Parking.
The association consistently
has opposed all-night parking on
District streets.
George Washington Hospitals
present site was opposed by the
group in 1914. The association
had asked that the hospital be
put block to the west.
More recently, the West End
ers opposed any change in
building regulations applying to
existing structures. 1t also has
suggested amendment of zon-
ing regulations to allow higher
buildings.
Lester H. Steinem is president
of the association. Vice presi-
dents are John v. Duley, John II.
Ticer and Mrs. Zoe Robinson.
William H. Wagner is treasurer
and Mrs. William o. Rogers,
secretary,
Evening star., 1955-02-22
Group Opposes Davis
Fire Department Bill

Opposition to a House District
subcommittee bill to abolish fire
department Offices not now filled
by competitive civil service ex-
aminations was expressed by the
Randle Highlands Citizens As
sociation last night.
The bill, introduced by Rep
resentative Davis. Democrat, Of
Georgia, would recreate, these
positions on the basis of the civil
service examinations.
The association, on a motion
by Joseph j. McKeon. unani-
mously voted to oppose the bill,
which it felt would demoraliZe
the department. 1t was brought
out in discussion that the only
positions affected would be those
above the level of battalion fire
chief.
The association unanimously
approved pending legislation to
increase the distance police and
fire department members may
live from the District from IL
to 20 miles.
In other business, the asso-
citation contributed $25 toward
the survey of the Greater South
east Hospital Committee. The
survey is being conducted to
show what can be done about
locating a hospital in the area.
Mrs. Edward B. Morris, presi-
dent of the association, presided
over the meeting in Mechanics
Hall, 2407 Minnesota avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1955-02-22
Check Asked on Weight
Given School Zone Views

The Fort Davis Citizens AS
sociation last night voted to ask
the Congressional District Com
mittees to determine how much
consideration was given to op-
ponents of school boundary
changes in Southeast Washing
ton.
The resolution, presented by
Vincent Timm. also asks the
District Commissioners and the
Federation of Citizens Associa-
tions to make a similar check.
One member, William Duvall,
charged School Supt. Hobart M.
Corning puts measures into effect
before the Beard of Education
approves them.
The meeting was conducted by
William Drew, president. in the
Ryland Met dist Church,
Branch avenue and S street Sc.
Evening star., 1955-02-22
Stamps Aid Quoke Victims

Algeria issued six stamps with
Q surtax to help victims Of the
0rleansville quake.
Evening star., 1955-02-22

s..Actually, they don't.
~ Many Of the drugs that speed recovery so
dramatically today didn't even exist in 1889.
x Even so out Of every medical dollar we
spend today only 14.5 cents go for drugs
compared with 1873 cents decade and a
half ago.
= And modern drugs because many are so
much more specific and effective-dever
much greater value for the money.
~ Look around at your friends, the members
of your family. even yourself. Chances are
you'll find at least one person for whom
modern drugs have saved weeks of illness
and expense and, in all probability, life
itself.
Evening star., 1955-02-22
lnterfederation Divides
On Park Route for 24O

A strictly bipartisan commit
tee will represent the Interfed-
GRAFTON Council at Fridays SEN
ate hearing on a resolution to
preserve" Rock Greek Park.
Council membership was split
for and against an arterial ex-
tension of Route 240 through the
park. President Laurence KNAPP
pen settled it by appointing rep
resentatives of both sides of the
question merely to attend the
hearing.
The council also set up a
membership committee to en-
courage growing communities to
join it. The meeting was held
in the District Building.
Evening star., 1955-02-22
Groups Donations
Aid Hospital, Scouts

The Chevy Chase ID. CO. Cit
izens' Association last night con-
tributed $50 to the Boy Scouts.
The group also voted a $25
donation to Suburban Hospital
In Bethesda.
william K. Norwood, presi-
dent, conducted the meeting in
the Chevy Chase Community
Center, Connecticut avenue and
MCKINLEY street NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-22
Club Lists Speaker

H. Earle Russell, retired For
eign Service officer. will address
the Chillum branch of the
Young Republican Club at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the Langley Park
branch ef the Citizens Bank,
New Hampshire avenue and Uni
versity lane. Langley Park, Md.
Evening star., 1955-02-17

Melvin r. Kalmbach. who was
tied to q tree by two armed men.
Dallas Sheriff Bill Decker said
Allen had served a previous
prison term for car theft.
The automobile which Allen
had in Columbus has been iden-
tified as Mr.. Ralmbach's. the
Texas sheriff said, and Allen
was wearing Mr.. Kalmbach's
stolen cuff links when arrested.
Threatened with Death.
Allen pulled q pistol when Mr..
McElveen took him in custody
at a Columbus hotel on routine
charge. Then Mr.. Harrell, a
Phenix City (Ala.) resident, was
tagged down and forced to bring
Allen and Mr.. McElveen to
Montgomery.
There are bigger fellows than
you who want me-" he boasted
to the detective during the ride
here. I'm not going to be cap
tured alive"
Mr.. Harrell and Mr.. McElveen
said he threatened several times
to kill them.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Fugitive Is Charged
With kidnapping in
Abduction Of 7 Men
BY n. Associated Pres,

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Feb. II.
"A young Texas fugitive. who
abducted a detective and another
man, was arraigned ON Federal
kidnapping charges here and held
in $4,000 bond.
John Ernest Allen. "a. was
cornered in an abandoned barn
near Troy, Ala, yesterday morn
ing after he forced a Columbus
(Ga.) detective and a young
motorist to accompany him at
pistol point from Georgia.
Detective E.. C. McElveen of
Columbus and Billy Harrell were
released unharmed near Mont
gomery before Allen was brought
to bay In the barn.
Throws Down Pistol.
Although he had boasted to
his captives he would never be
taken alive, Allen threw down his
pistol after firing twice at the
officers.
Allen is wanted in Dallas, Tex,
for the February 8 robbery of
Evening star., 1955-02-17

NV, Mr.. Rafsky said his job
Is Q one-man task, bringing to-
gether everything that involves
housing In Philadelphia.
He said his Job is limited to
the policy making level. without
giving him any operational con-
troll over city government agen-
cies. He warned against attempt
ing to intesrate city depart
ments too closely. insisting that
overall policy coordination Is
adequate.
Philadelphia has designated IA
slum areas to be completely torn
down. he said. but financial con-
siderations have forced the city
to plan these projects over a
27-year period.
Discussing efforts to keep bet
ter neighborhoods from turning
into slurns, he said, mo area will
be conserved by a minimum
housing code" The District is
drafting such a code now.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Housing Official !.
Tells Fight on
Philadelphia SIums

The housing co-ordinator Of
Philadelphia. who recently OBJ
tanned Federal funds TO fight
slums. yesterday told Washing
tonians how his city is working
on the job.
Addressing q meeting Of the
Potomac Chapter Of the National
Association of Housing and Re-
development officials. william r
Rafsky said the major problems
are blight" or the deteriora-
tion Of housing: q modern ten
dency to abandon use OF public
transportation In favor Of pri-
vate automobiles. thus jammine
metropolitan arteries, and the
flight to the suburbs Of resi-
dents best able to pay taxes
and most capable Of working to
revive the city,
Speaking after o luncheon
session In the headquarters OF
the American Association OF
University Women. 1884 street
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Swons Get Regal Names

In Worcester. South Africa. a
pair Of swans from the Thames,
a gift from Britain's Queen. have
Matched out three cygnets. They
are named Prince Philip, P1ance
Charles and Princess Anne.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Handwriting on DispIuy

The art Of handwriting from
the days of the Italian Renais-
sance to modern times was dis
played in exhibits at the London
display Of the National Book
League.
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PLYMOUTH '52 Special de luxe 4.
In terrifc shape: don't miss thi.
good buy at only S745: safety tested
for your protection: 30-day writer
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PAUL BROS. (Olds.
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV,
KE. 7-ls0s e-e Closed sunda,
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1885 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LII. i-9s47
FORD 1855 Victoria VS.: blue and
white nnisa; custom n tsainss III m +
p pesser' steeri me- power q; bSaEes. new
xa.I15, AKERs OLDSMoBiIE-
CADILLAC. FairIington shoppins
center, ON 3-tl35d -a
FORD IS. p-H Victoria: fully equip
with auto. trans. gg-tone cream oyer
RAN Ran g moT csnef SAILS II css 1000 s0 "a
ave NV, RA, 6-1l22. -
FORD 1854 Saniiner Victoria; radio,
heater. FordpmAtie, power steering
this car Is Ike brand-pew in every
respect $a5 down. Call MR.. MIL
LER, for credit approval. To. 2
r0RiD D' 1888 victoria, rordomatIe
cannot be matched anywhere: S25
down. Call Mr., KAY at To. 2
54l5 for credit approval. %
FORD 1850 3.seat station wagon;
all-leather interior; excel. white
wall tires; cash or 50 down; $39S.
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave.
rom OH T 20 c srssSS; rordor,. Fof Ford
de luxe sqnip.. incl. power windows;
oWsfnsER . 0 Ra' a.sissi ssse: 10
FORD 1880 Model A 4-door sedan;
good -ondition; $500 or best otdsr.
FORD '55 euniinsr. less than a,oOo
miles, P port., .,l -tu6e r .,cio
orion top. etc. black and white.
cost $500. sell for $3.50. fin-
aneing await. call Sat. or Sun. bE.
FcoRD1' i ijsSo e-doos "se. +. and Ii.
seat covers. under-coated. excel,
tires; Reliable running cond, $40,
F On g rs va Fairians victoria,
white. further enhanced with
matchine interior. set on with Wv
tires, Furdomatic dr., r. and h.,
outside mirrors, plush carpets or
floor. super cnrhuretiofl included,
Opportunity knocks but onre, Cont
fail 70 hear ~ 1T $2,1Db. .TAKOMA
FORD; s7ss Piney Branch I'd. sh.
FORD 1858; S3s5 no cash needed;
ELL Ross. 7400 o.. ave. NV.
FORD so, station wagon. fair cordi-
ton, $40 or best oner. Call Sun
day only. OIL. g-66es, %
FORD i5b Thnndefbird cow: r. and
h., Fordomatic. Wv. tires; beauti-
full bright red finish: like brand new;
$2,D9b; trade or terms. THACKER
MOTORS, 18th and r. ]. ave. ne.
LA. 6-6530. 20
FORD 1853 VS. Tudor: hy OWNER:
beautiful fnish: 1 brand-new tires;
in perfect condition; s. 0bo. Cs,l
Taney ave-. Alexandria. Va, Apt.
FORD ~: S new tires, new battery.
clean, 27.n00 actual MI; S175.
RE, 7-237ti, Sunday. "a
FORD 1913 station wagon; $3.50.
FORD 1851 station wagon; =. and
h., good tires. exc. engine. 3 seats.
FORD al Tudor. $50. Phone SY.
ra ..sS.,e.s ec Sien: SIS F. c ai GSs ssa
trail S-5322. %
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AuToMoalLEs foR sALE

HENRY J 1851; beautiful condition.
E4 900 miles. $3.50. terms, SO down.
ROPER" 18th 4 n. ]. ave. n G.
HILLMAN 81 Calf: bardtop, red
on cream. b.. 1-oWner, 5000 MT
$1,000, OF best onsr. 10. S-7z32.
|HUDsoN 81 connodor. 70. 4-dr.,
Sss5S.a boWSiIn s Micc;fok sALEs,.
1900 Ga. ave. M. RA. o.1l22.
HUDSON 80 a.dr.. b.an.iful s-tone
blue. iinish; {. and b.; eplendid
sSSssssisiGn run Psa sse oo6s e ss asS
i55S East-Wsif hwy. silver sprins..
JEEP 1881 4-xheel drive. Never
New TOP. Se05. so. 6-0476. 20
KAISER '63 DRAGON hardtop; r. and
~. hydra. Wv. tires; orig. black,
this s Y : bssrtifyi car; 81 ;;; 2gs,
k al ass. a s 1d Ea e .sdsS: black;
private owner; 500. Ju. $500,
KAISER 81 sedan; hydramstie.
radio, heater. Wv. tires, turn
SIGNALS. one owner; $4,000 mi.
ORIGINAL black finish; IKE brand
new car. $500 Or best oner. IA.
LINCOLN IS Capri 1 door; beauti-
full condition; 8. BOO miles: substan-
tial saving. il. 4-2139, -
LINCOLN 1859 4-dr. sedan: Z. h..
cd. new tires. orig. black finish.
Must sell. JE. 2-b540, Ext. u.
LINCOLN ~ Viz club coupe: ra-
$50 or Best offer. jU. 1856. %
LINCOLN 1919 Cosmo, 4-dr.; hydra
matte, black, Wv, tires; tmmacu-
late throaghogt; cash ,r q s. down. yl !
g%T is y. ss4s, BE5 Ld n ecaaos 500
LINCOLN 70 20 ccs x; pcisSD. 4-Sr.;
ORIGINAL black finish. r. and h,
new odd, cleo windows and seats.
Wv. tires. one owner. II this
isn't the incest 40 In town. Ill
be surprised. S495 or best offer:
will accept trade; can finance with
small down payt. RA. $1,000. No
LINCOLN 1850 cosmo. Capri: Lido,
powder blue. black leather top.
new Royal W ". new leatherette
seat covers. hydramatic, :. and h.,
rear speaker. power windows and
seats: $3.50 or best offer. ~.
MERCURY 1858 s.ssst station
wagon; Mercomatic, ali-white ieath.
e, IRA interior rrf hesMko T T6is one so, q
Wis. ave. NV, Wo. 6-S900. -
MERCURY 1851 3-seat station
wagonI ali-ieathef interior; spot
less inside and out; cash or sos
down $685.. BELL MOTORS. 5l10
+ Wis. ave. NV. Wo. 6-s900. - :.
MERCURY 194s 1 ee9nyertibIs .,,,,. club
$3.50 or best oiier. JE. 4-5027. -----9
MERCURY SO Monterey 4-dr.. q
tone. r. and H.. low mileage. !
owner. Best reas. ofier. JE. 3-sti54,
MERCURY "a 4-dr. sed.: .Mereoa,s.
tic, r.. h.: 1900 mi; cl; 81 ,9g5
sat, AID. 2-1069; Sun, u. 5-T962
-
MERCURY 81 club cpe.; excellent
/ cond. $685.. terms. SIS down,
'.ROPER.' 18th and r. !. ave. ne
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iS-FT. CABIN BOAT: 25 h.p.. fresh
CINE. practically new, $3.50.
cS-ft. By ais-ft. Hall Milford cabin
cruiser. $50 h.p.. Packard marine
engine. Sleeps 4. Fully equipped
$3.50, SHADY OAKS MARINA
West River cool -
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coupe; hydpsmssie. s-tu5s radio hs
excel heater. Is iike-new tires. mo-
tor Al; $Ss6; private owner; can
finance. Mr.. SMITH, u. 5-1977.
0LDs. SO 'S8' 2-door; r, and b.;
bb SSSi only 'O ss4S rem uNrfE Is AUS JIG
SALES. Chillum and RigEs rds.,
Chiliurn, Nd. HA. 2s3777. %
0LDs 40 "8S'' 4-dr.: h1tira.: orig
eEner; osyry good condition; $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

10 IT,. with deck;
ne ys. unerated. After 2 pm. YIN,
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HUDSON I'll Commodore ~ 4-df.;
and 3; auto; tran. dark green;
1900 Ca ave. n,Es RA. 0-1l22,
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AUTOS FoR SALE tcont. j

Buick SO 4-door super; dynafiow,
radio. heater, orig. seat covers:
one ewner; black diplomat must
BUICK ,29 sedan; excel. cond.; low
mileage; orig. paint, upholster,
peri, stored for years: worth while
ANTIQUE, OIL. 2-3203. 10
BUICK late ,52 Roadmaster 4.dr,
sedan; beautiful 2-tone green; per.
feet seat covers, upholstery and
cond.; power steerfng; never 4
scratched fender, less than %. 600
miles; . 1-owner car; $l,4b0. u.
BUlcK AZ super sedan; T., h.,
dynafiow, I new tires. excel. ecnd.
$3.50 OWNER. 1923 P st NV o.
BUICK AZ Super 4-door. fully equip.
Full price. sos: IS down. UNITED
AUTO SALES. chiIium and Riggs
rds;. chillum. Nd, IA. 2-3zf7. %
BUICK 1919 super 4-door; S25 dn. I;
terrincally fiile condition. priced
low. Ii. A-95ei. before 8.
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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

AUSTIN 81: sale price s4es; wa,
I S8S5; must make room for 1856
models; largest selection OF ifri-
ported and American cart; dealer
for Austin Heaiey, Austin Of Eng
land NC, Mo-Magnette, Morris
Mereedes- Benz. WHY'S ni MhN Isssi1e
TAN AUTO, INC. list. 1915. 5th
hales 1910 King st.. Alex. Va,
AGsTfN-RaiESALEY 100 1854: 10000
miles; special gear bog. and rear
eng; lowered hood; $2.296. IA.
A6sffS HEALY "a .noo.- New
paint. louyred hood. Never raced,
sT Tiii5sa a. q a a.ssSa. s2.246' RI l.
BUlCkS--SeIection Of models and
eolors. FoRNER's CORNER, Buick
Dealer; Fla. ave. ne. st 9Th, Ii.
BUfcSs-sTANLEY H. HoRNER,
INC. Downtown. lii 18th. Con.
yenient TO all hotels, once build.
ings. real estate and financial dis
trici DI 7.39nS.
BUICK $50 Riviera; equip. ready 70
go; only S7t,5. UNITED AUTO
SALES. Chilium and Riggs rds.,
Chillun, Nd, HA. 2-37Tf. 10
BUICK 1854 Super hardtop cony. /:
2-tone, power steering and brakes.
Wv. tires, many other extras.
Compare this one at SI,9a5. BELL
MOTORS. SOTO Wis. ave. NV, Wo.
u-h9tU. -
BUICK 1853 Riviera hardtop: blue
and white finish. white-wail tires,
fully equipped, including power
steering, power brakes, T. and h..
dynahow; numerous other access.
cries. Bucks most popular model,
$l57b. AKERS CLDSMOBILE.
CADILLAC; Fairlington shoppinG
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'MlllERCJJRY 1853
MERCURY 1853

MERCURY SO Monterey 4-dr. sed !;
fully EQUIP. 1000 mi. excel. coTld.,
tnzt Ike new AID. 1914; -
m .scg.s H S p.i asa'es eeadt tsll,
what oiiersi Cal ~. e-s4S1.a
MERCURY '5s 4-door. power steer.
ing Mereomatie. radio with z
speakers. heater. blue body, Whit
top, white wheels. 6.400 miles
many other extras. no. 2-63sl
MERCURY "a Custom Fordot; black
r, H.. is. Sc, Merco,: 1880 mi.
ST 700: pvt. 10. 7-3O96. 10
NJ. CITE 1854; excel. cond,; wiz
wheels; 10000 mi; $500. no.
Mo oafi 2 doors convert.
bliss; recently traded s IN on me-, new
select.on 81 imported and American
cars; dealer for Austin Healey
Austin Of England. NC. Morris
Minor, SUNBEAM, Porsche. Mer-
cedes Benz. Hillman. NC -Maznette
WHY'S, MANHATTAN AUTO. INC
est lgi4l; 9TH and R SIS. nv;
M, %i.xl eri VSal K sfiei s-5ss l.
NASH iais Ambassador; full
owner; s275 or best oiisr. sP
NASH ia47 4-door 1900, series: r
Ard h.. seat covers: very good con.
dition; $3.50. Evergreen $3.50
NASH RaMBLER; country club
1862: =. and h; low mileage: ex.
Gel cond. Private; IA. s-Te7a. -
NASH so custom; hydra. DR.. Z.
h.: sacrifice, S2a5. terms. SEA
down. sRoPER," 18th q RI ave
Nash 1853 Rambler sta. wagon
I. and h.. Q d excel. cond.; SahA
Apt. 3. 1894 10th NV, ewes,
wk. end. Ma. s-lslo. Ext 2l3
o E6FHinS RE ~: hydra, r. h.
orig. owner: good running eond.
2216 N, Early ST., Alex. We. %
OLDSMOBILE 1854 'tgs" 4-door Sc
dan; smart a-tone finish; highly
desirable car: has radio. heater,
hydramatic. also power brakes and
steering, cleo. windows and 4-way
seat (ndiustablel. new-car appear
aIice and condition; terms or trade,
S2.375. AKERS OLDSMOHILE-
CADILLAC, Fairlington shopptns
Confer Nv 3-f3h0 %
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CHEVROLET 1857 convertible; ex-
cellent; $3.50, terms, 50 down.
ROPER 18th and R. !, ave. Ne.
CHEVROLET 1850 de luxe e-sdoor
sedan; =. and b.; eood cond,: $475.
Gnls yA M -i M ~. sftsr S., 2 Pm
|CHEvROLET 1858 Tcwnsman sta
tion wagon 4 door passenger;
ssasF going overseas a's 81 ssff.asoS.' ,; SA.
CH2vR0yET 1854 Bel Air s-do S
transmission: $4,000 mi; body. en-
cine and interior In excel. cond, |;
$l.446, KIP. s-A5o7. 2907 N. Edi-
c i2R I'D All 1s4s rlss,lin. l Arrow
s s;,ss $50 ssds l. Il HI h. dstroster s9Od
RoNkiE ss5 I Isss Sas' I'd. AZ Lar ,Sr
o HEsll oHE sf 5s si Il luxe: power
ElalSSss' I1lIy 1 sesniypped: sacrifice.
CHEVROLET 1865 Bel AIR sports
s sl or nSsf ga sser afScs a. '7aas3
CHEVROLET "a 8-pass. 4-dr. Sta.
tion WAGON, maroon and beige; pvt,
owner; 5000 and take over payts..
c q Ssss otIsr. I'D Pa iS 20 ,-.
S %s; only REyssseS'SSSS ssst 3E s sss
csMfEaSv fs sttst -Soo enndi ox mile
egs, excel; cond.: LIST offer. IA.
|cfIEyR0LET 1858 Bel Air convert. !;
radio htr. powsrgiide. Wv tifss,
down payment, 500. Call Mr..
|CHEVROLET 80 S-dr.; r. and h.;
good cond,: owner leaving town.
must sac; $3.50. NO. 7-4837. %
CHEv. 1870 ci cpe,; So down. looks
real sharp. runs wonderful; priced
c lGE f1eS ibis Se aods q sedan; :.
s ssff.s s sgd s sa s.sEs ssShanlcs'ls
ICHEyROLET 1863 de luxe power
glide hardtop: By OWNER; $3.50.
c IL stS.sr 81 e.door. Bel AR.
tore finish. ss.a06 actual MI. $eTs.
!. Ap 4-2e6Q until p.m.i DU.
ca Te LTsfk i sSss 4.dr. bel i air,
Sit PR peowsFSlidei S:o0o actual miles;
top; turquoise ana ivory. eauipTpaesd.
Wv. tires; private owner; 81 $50.
ley rd., Art, We. 20
CiiiyvRoLET 1858 "2l0H Dc luxe
1910 n. /. Ava. NH. DE. a-Tk2B
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1851 Iis-ton; stale
body, Lw-b.s. like new; must Be
sold this week: must be seen TO s.
appreeiated, ~, 9-597a. "a
DODGE, 1851 h-ton panel: GOOD
G9nd nsT snow-srip tires, $4p5.
FORD iefs dump truck; make oder.
SO FORD Panel gs-ton. This VS. Il
brand-new and can be 'bouSht ii
dealers cost. Take advantage OF the
one unit We did not move By Sept.
ssss ~ f LSSss ssnyihs oREy 0u aS sia
All pSED TRUCKS - Hi-vaine used
trucks. all models, makes and sixes
zee our sslestiot before sou buy.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 90i
c fissfRSfaREf r. %Rhs s' HI 35 Az CAB
over eneine. Good rubber. runs good;
5000 or best oIef. On. 1871.
CHEVROLET. i.ton panel; runs
Perfect. Looks Ok. $3.50. IL. f.
n5.l before 9.
Rsrieet sSo,n,sSision' looks new: $500.
cHEy. o-i isaS e.ton: short WI vaee,
pas; e,speed rear end. stake body.
GMC 1858 h-ton de luxe pickup;
hydra: Low mileage: excel ennd.
Sacrifice. Ma. s-05a2, 10
FORD 1852 20 dump: 1885; Z
TRIANGLE tFoRp)
1910 R. i. Ave. NE. DE. 2.7426
cHEv, so model $500 1-ton pick
ready 70 90 10 work; only SsS5.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1876 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. l-ae47
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FORD 1850 Pc dump; good operaf-
ing condition. 1895. :
an1n r Az M M o rAoE
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F0RD 1850 ds luxe "54 Tudor; +
and h: undercoating. -, sna 9. G..
FOkD 40 Custom Tudor. sedan
radio, oyerdrtve: good cond.: $24b
Call Central e-b322.. ~
FORD 1858 cony. "S": Fordomatie
ivory, with beautiful white and golt
leather interior. Wv. tires. con
tinental wheel and dual spotlights
verified actual s,40a miles. Spe.
ciat, S1,3Db, BELL MOTORS, b0lt
Wis. ave. NV, WO. $4,000. -
FORD Thunderhird: red. 1900 milss
Eordomatic, undercoated; $3.50
rom IN S.i1yy SSSS s-eyl. custom 4-dr.
Fordoufatic. green. 2. and h., untet
E nass' SEN 'sl.a sSo st. 5.aas9 )
r 52 1851 1873 i6-cyl,nd.r Tudor; 80 200,
condition; light gray; owner ieay
ing for Japan; quick sels' MI
sacrifice, $37b. KE. !7-1eQ6. ---e
FORD 1888 CustQmline Tudor ge
DAM g-tons blue; Y0rdcInetic
radio; heater, Wv. tires; 10000
1895; ewes. KE. 5-Q3A0. %
FORD 1855 VS. Custom Tudor; 2
and h., Fordomatie; 1000 miles
Ike news Sizes or best offer. OIL
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WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-l308 80 Closed Sunday
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1855 cHRIs-cRAFT. ge-ft. sea
Skin: very few hours; many extras.
Phpne I'M a.03nR -8
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STUDEBAKER 81 Champion 4.
door, fully equip: econ. transp.;
S495. BOWMAN MOTOR SALES.
1900 Ga. ave. NV. RIA. 6-ll22.
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me. WA VA. 4 AirSi h a s-s week
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FORD 1854 Customiine IS" Tudor
cadet blue finish, contrasting seal
covers, 7. and H., turn slEnals
{ and other accessories, one owner
garage kept, very low mileage
irnnIan inside and out. Special to-
day. $f.2DD,
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1893 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. 1-ag47