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Evening star., 1955-11-17

death Of the Geneva spirit there
Is good evidence that the struggle
Is entering q new phase.
The Russians. to be sure. could
have prolonged the four power
deadlock over Germany without
taking the tough line they did
take. BY conceding virtually
nothing. they could look forward
to years Of Geneva conferences,
each ending In q stalemate on
the question of German reunifi-
cation.
1t seems, however, that this
is not the Russian plan. Many
experts here believe the main
motive of the Russians at this
conference was to take the ques-
tion of German reunification out
Iof its present four power setting
and tackle the problem on new
ground. The simplest way to
do, this was to make sure that
there would be no new confer
fence soon. Admission of failure
here and lack Of any definite
plans for the future provides all
the excuse the Russians need to
carry their case directly to Bonn
and urge West Germany to en-
bark on direct negotiations with
the Kremlin. Needless to say,
the Russian leaders hope to find
the Germans themselves less
fussy about terms than their
Western allies.
To these explanations and
theories a final one must be
added. One Of the most general
comments on the newly departed
Geneva spirit is that it never
really existed. Betrayed by Its
willingness to believe what IL
wanted to believe, the West to q
very great extent took the shadow
for the substance. ignored clear
evidence and recklessly. exploited
optimism for the sake of political
advantage at home.
However. this may be. the
the illusion is now very thor
dispelled. And though one
may sympathize with Mr.. Mac
milan about the gulf which has
reappeared between the East and
West. at least the danger points
along the edge are once again
distinctly marked.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
DEMOCRATS

Continued From First Pag'
bar him from a second nomina'
ton.
Mr.. Stevenson's modest cam
paign headquarters at 23l Soutf
LaSalle street, q towering offlct
building in the heart Of Chi
cago's wall street" has beer
flooded with hundreds OF tele'
grams and messages congratu'
lating him on his announcement
that he will run again.
Chairman Butler took cogni'
zance of a bitter attack made BY
Representative Francis E. Wal.
ter, Pennsylvania Democrat. II
which Mr.. Walter said that the
Democratic Party would commi,
suicide if it renominated Mr.. Ste-
venson. He Jumped Mr.. Walter
with Republican National Chair
man Leonard w. Hall and Gov
Shivers of Texas as critics in q
manner which seemed to OBJ
servers to read Mr.. Walter oul
of the party.
Reply to Hall
In direct reply to Mr.. Hal
who recently predicted the
Democrats would nominate a
'1eft-winger" and commented
upon the fact that former Sec
retary of State Dean Acheson
and Alger Hiss had written
magazine articles at virtually
the same time. Mr.. Butler said
1--WE have never picked a left
winger for our presidential eandi-
date. AS for Mr.. Acheson, be was
a great Secretary of State ano
will be so evaluated.
And" he added. 4 have moth.
ing to say in connection with
Mr.. Hiss"
Declaring that the Democrats
have not for a long time beer
so united and so well organized
Mr.. Butler turned back a sug-
gestion that there was opposi.
ton to his (Butler'sl continuing
as national chairman.
81 have heard of no such op-
position" he said. I'VE plar
to go right ahead with no change
in the organization for the cam.
paign. I do not consider myself
an interim chairman"
Mr.. Stevenson yesterday an
nounced the appointment o
James A. Finnegan, Pennsylvania
Democratic leader, as manage
OF his preconvention campaign
He is the same Mr.. Finpegar
whom some of Stevenson's op'
ponents wished to have electet
Democratic National Chairman
In New Orleans last winter
instead Of Mr.. Butler who haf
the backing Of the Stevenson
forces.
Move to Cure Wounds
They claimed at the time thaf
d professional politician wa
needed for national chairman
rather than an amateur. Mr.
Finnegan was i'll at the time o.
the New Orleans meeting Of thu
national committee. His nam'
was never presented. His present
designation as Stevenson cam
paign manager is regarded as {
move to cure any wounds.
Mr.. Butler told his press con-
terence that the finest co-opera'
ton" had come from those WHIT
had opposed his fButler's) cleo.
tion to the Craftsmanship. Hi
added, Il consider myself a pro
fessonal after 20 years Of worl
as a fund-raiser, precinct com
inittee worker, State COMMITTEES
worker and member of the ma
tional committee.
Mr.. Butler again said he be.
Evening star., 1955-11-17

cratic National Convention or
honor. not on pledge. to see &c
it that the names of the candi-
dates for President and Vice
President, named by the conven-
ton, be placed on the ballots II
their States as the candidates
of the Democratic Party. This Is
"a safeguard against what hap
pened in some of the Southern
States when the Dixiecrat Party
was launched in 1948.
The report of the advisory
committee on rules. Mr.. Butler
said, also would contain pro-
posals designed to cut down the
number OF polls of State delega-
tions, which so delayed the
sessions of the 1852 conventions
In addition to dealing with the
committee report on rules. the
national committee will act on a
report of its credentials commit
tee on national committeeman
from Minnesota. Nevada, Okla
homa and Texas. There Is q con-
test over the Oklahoma member
ship.
Reports will be received from
the director of women'S actiy-
tiles, the treasurer of the COM
mittee. and the chairman. The
committee will elect three new
vice chairmen. and 1t win con-
slider the call for the 1856 ma
tional convention. containing
the allotment of delegates to the
States. Territories and District
of Columbia.
Unless the rule regarding bo-
nus convention votes is changed.
the total number of delegate
votes will be l.126 as compared
to 1880 in the 1862 convention.
The reduction viii be due to the
tact that only nine States we're
carried by Stevenson II thc preS-
idential election OF 1852. Each
State which gives it1 electoral
votes to a Democratic presiden-
tial candidate is entitled to 6
bonus votes In the convention.
On Friday. q meeting Of all
Democratic State chairmen and
vice chairmen will be held. to
discuss methods and techniques
Iof organization building.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Food Hourdina Bonned

TAIPEI, Formosa. Nov. II lA),
"A formal ban against boarding
and speculation in foodstufis was
pronounced BY Formosa's provin-
cial government today. The
penalty is a fine and imprison-
lment up to three years.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
CONFER ENCE

Continued From First Page
busy contriving a variety of in.
genious explanations Of why he
didn't. And If none of them car
be advanced at this point as any.
thing like an exact reading OF
Mr.. Molotov's mind, some seem
more plausible than others.
Hateful Swan Song
Perhaps the thinnest of these
explanations is that Mr.. Molotov
was of the beam. To some OBJ
servers the startling contrast
between the Bulganin grin and
the Molotov frown reflects at
least a basic difference of out
|look-at most a deadly struggle
for power behind the Kremlin
walls. Recalling Mr.. Molotov's
recent confession of theological
error. it. is suggested that. his
head is already on the cnopping
block. His performance is seen
as a kind Of sinister swan song
the last testament of hate spoken
by an old Bolshevik whose ideas
are alien to the younger genera
ton Of Russian leaders.
Comforting as It Is, this ex-
iplanation Is rejected outright by
the most qualified diplomats
here. There is no suggestion,
they say. that Mr.. Molotoy has
in any way strayed of the policy
path laid down by the collective
Kremlin leadership for this con-
ference. On the contrary, 1t is
noted the Soviet Foreign Min
lister talked toughest Immediately
after his return from a Moscow
recess where presumably he re-
lfreshed himself at the font OF
Communist doctrine. OF course.
lit Is always possible that a new
tack OF Russian policy could land
MFR. Molotov in trouble later on.
But for the time being he seems
ito have acted with full approval
Iof Messrs. Bulganin and Khrush-
chev.
The most official OF current
theories is that the Geneva spirit
was at least as troublesome to
the Communists as to the West.
The softening process so ap-
parent among the democracies
must have had its counterpart
In satellites and in Russia it
self. Brief as it was. the glimpse
of freedom behind the Iron Cur
tain brought new and disturbing
forces into play. And II the
effect was less dramatic, the
sensitivity to such disturbing
forces by the rulers pt,a police
state accounts for their reaction.
The natural tendency Of West
ern diplomats to explain the con-
ference In terms Of Russian
weakness, however. also tends to
conceal part Of the truth. In a
postmortem of the Geneva spirit.
certainly some causes Of its
death must lie within the frame
work Of the problem under dis
cussion here.
Germany Central Problem
The center of the problem Is
the future Of Germany. For both
sides the question Of how the
German problem shall be settled
lis tacitly accepted as the key to
4 -
Evening star., 1955-11-17

CAMPAIGN Stevenson canddae @
Democratic presidential nomination STANDS between the men @ @
executive director respectively AT lett James
Fnngan secretary State Of Pennsylvania to be campaign manage no
Democratic national CHAIRMAN
who be tor-A Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Germany Central Problem

The center Of the problem is
the future of Germany. For both
sides the question Of how the
German problem shall be settled
lis tacitly accepted as the key to
mastery In Europe. And with the
Evening star., 1955-11-17

Sptsod the row ries Ia o. shallow pom and ploes
N 400 :. oven. When the eroins turn slightly
yellow, t's veil Continue 10 stir end toast Until
eeed light brown color is obtoined, watth eets.
sulk 10 keep from burning. pu toestsd ries IN I
suyrspea, odd ! cup of cold wetsr V ss1spssrg
solt, Cover with fishs-finins lid. Sci over hiSh
hset. veil h bOis vigorously. Then reduce M
Evening star., 1955-11-17

hsot q, low as possible and simmer for II min
vass Remove The lid 10 permit the rice 10 steoH
dry. Msls butler merourine. odd onion. parslsy
und eslefy. sovfs' until tender. Combine with
stoosisd besod crumbs ond teosssd ries 10 which
baking powder hos been oddsd Add sss end
seasoning. Stuff lightly into bird ohd soost.
Evening star., 1955-11-17

UtItbNttS Aub UIl AAOtIUI
This report, he said. puts the
delegates to the coming Demo
Evening star., 1955-04-25
CLINTON

1-ACRE RANCH OR LODGE
with paneled interior. exposed beams
huge liv.. rm. with heatalator fire.
place and 2 patio entrances; guest
size din. rm., equip. kit, 3 extrs
large bedrms.. Ia baths. Most
beautiful shrubs, 2 black walnu!
400-ft. well the exception: Sl7.950
See by appointment. 10. S-3902
WEST REAL ESTATE. 10. s-as0C
Evening star., 1955-04-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIV. PIX. AREA. near
st. AIMS and Wilson High-Excel-
lent brick Colonial. 3 good-siZed
bedrms., baths, paneled recrea-
ton rm., screened porch, garage.
large fenced rear yard, excellent
home and location. Price. S24.500.
TOWN a. SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-9400.
TAKONIA, ID. C.-Semidet. brk., hv-
ins"rm.. dining rm.. kitchen. 2 bed
rms. bath, pine.paneled recreation
rm with bar. electric washer and
dryer, laundry trays. lavatory.
Price. Sl0.15o. Eve, TIE. 6-2233.
l. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor. Ma.
1919 PARK RD. N.W.-Detached. Is
rooms. 3bz baths, garage. back yard
House consists OF 2 3-rm. apis. with
total income of $3.50 mo-. plus e
rm. house, completely furnished. On
sale BY OWNER. Reasonable price;
LORD TENNYSON HOUSE, ga bed
rooms; iarchtl. gem, smaftest loc.;
powder rm.: lge. wooded lot; 2-car
gar; $1,000 dn.; by owner, COL.
HARRIS, DI. 7-2359. 30'
1920 MONROE ST.-6-rm.. bath Co.
lonial row brick; auto. gas heat. No
down payment necessary. To inspect
call yINNICK & COHEN. ME.
S-2294. Ewes. and Sun, TU. 2-0297,
DI. 7-1S2l. -25
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CAPITAL HTS. special bargain. s1t
49th ave. Det. mod. home. s rms.
and s1si G bath. a Price ; ST. $3.50: 90 $500 casR
S65 mo. 500 AND 511 18th ST
CARMoDY HILLS, mod. 5 rms
snd sasb beth ss5 a Price sso ssSSE oafG ssSq! sSE
NEAR SfsHI &c cHEsapEAKE. ss3.2is Beautifa
Kit. . bedrms. and bath, hardwood
cSI6MpfH ceS.fi Hilaf PAsk. TX ss' ss SStS2 coNS
AVE. Beaut. 6-rm. det: home, lge
sSd ANY, bath 5 DIR Pnee. em ssso t 5s6S ssdans cas
Easy monthly payments. Act TO-DAY
20 secure these bargains. Call MR.
ODUM. RE. 1926. -%
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-GI approved
for S9.SOO: brick rambler e bed
rms.l. gas heat, nicely EQUIP. kit:
lot 55x125. A. H. SEIDENSPINNER
Realtor, WA. 7-1010 or HA. 2-3S62
GREENwOoD-Brick and redwood
rambler, l4X1a # liy, rm: with
picture TindSw y,ln Sv,, d6e SsdrmS pit
and dinette, full dry basement. Ap-
prox s4-acre lot with Soft. 'front.'
age; M4,450: reasonable terms
GRAcEN T. SCOTT. WA. 7-0461
HYATTSVILLE HILLS - Stone-and.
shingle Colonial: liv. rm. with FIRE.
nook, powder room, 3 bedrms. ano
bath. Basement apt. Oil NV. h
CT approved. $4,000. HEIDEH
AND SELLERS. WA. 7-0196. eyes
WA. 1882. -25
LANGLEY PARK--GI. S14.500; mod
3-bedrm. brick rambler; full bsmt;
GE kit; can show today. Gall
HE. 4-2932 -25
MORNINGSIDE-3-bedrm detached
home. full bsmt., huge lot. vacant
terms: consider trade. JOHN L
SHELTON, Realtor. 10. $4,000.
NEW HOUSES bedrms.. 562l 47tf
ave. Riverdale. Md: 3 bedrms 4.70s
Longfellow st. Riyerdale. Md. Call
OWNER. TO. 9-5955
FINN'S LANE, Lanham-Brick. and
stone rambler: 2 -sized bedrms.,
knotty-pine den, beamed ceiling, iv
rm., stone firepl.. large wooded lot
BY OWNER, S17,950. No brokers
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED

BRK. CAPT con. 4 bedrns. III
baths; restricted community, eonv.
or best ofirr. ~. $500. go
CLoSE-N ARL.-completely redec.
s2-bedTm., semidetached: automatic
ssst ssst full bass basement; fenced yard.
Ssio sSI IA ith 'iG'Ii ST. S.w.-s rooms s and
oath; incl porches. full bsmt..
toilet and laundry trays. sas h.-w.
heat. high elevation: near schools,
churches. Ma. s-I265- go
sei 10th ST. s.E.-white. & rms.
maRsHSIE' sish iSny' navy WApEs Isrd Co. ssi Sst 80
f4th St. NV. Ap. 4-2oo5, -56
6eill 4th ST. N.E.-6 rms. duplex:
porch: FENCED yard; newly dec.
TSSWS SSsSi SSS 81 T4i EifSSs SsSgSssi Church -ss
! acre Of lovely lawn; ctr. hail.
Ia baths. large liz. rm. with fire.
place. sep. din. rm.. twin-sized
bedrms.. dressing rm.. rec. rm. Ca
rage and pine,paneled studio or
from Vienna park. Immed. oceu-
pankirk se4sS7. ~ ieASs' ows5N Ms5
ARLINGTON. 5 min. from Pentason.
just OF Shirley hwy.-Newly dec.
din. rms. Kitchen. rec. rm.: fenced
in yard; S95 mo 25II 9th st, S.
A%DkEEws.BoILrSG.cENsus ~ RE s. 81 SIs Isu.,
IS min. downtownINewly dec.
rm.. elec. equip. kit. full bsmt.:
blk. school. shopping and transp
sff8TE a2f pEPT. AREA, aass virginia
ave nw.-Newly remodelled; ideal
for employed couples. For appt..
call MICHAEL WALSH AND SONS,
lsIi s lsIS GNioN ST. s.w.-s rms. m=s snd
bath, oil heat; completely redeco-
rated: $50 mo. Call TU. 2-y200,
ea3 MAINR AVE S.w.-6 rooms and
bath, gas heat; newly decorated:
overlooks Potomac Park: SIS mo.
c. H. PARKER CO.. Ma. S-232R.
ROCKVILLE - 3-bedrm. rambler;
May l6. SloO. PO 2.46i4. .-25
ARL.. N (nr. Hecht'sl y bedrms.,
new br. dupl.. full bsmt. lge. lot.
Sl05 ia. 7-l139. SIS
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 1903 Wheeler
I'd. s.e.-3 bedrms,, Ia baths: s.
yr-old semidet. brk.; vacant; 500
mo. JOHN L. SHELTON. REALToR.
MI. FALLS CHURCH-2-bedrm. cot
tage; fully equip kit. garbage, dis
sposal storm doors and windows;
immed. possess. $50. AID. 4-4350.
Evening star., 1955-04-25

MONEY TALKS
Bring along S299 and move in this
2-bedrm. bungalow with full bsmt
Vacant. MODERN REALTY CO.. Ju
7-635O. --25
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
NO CASH DOWN

And only $40. monthly buys this 2
SsS5 ssser TaTslf STn rsio sSadD ana a. :uhsas aSsD
fan. Only S9.950, Hurry and call
MODERN REALTY CO.. 10. 1880.
Evening star., 1955-04-25
FALLS CHURCH

NORTH ARLINGTON
Large. g-rm., 3-bath, brick Cape Cod,
with full bsmt. and o-car det. ga
rage. This house was owner-built
In 1850 and is in very good cond.
II you need 4. 5 or q bedrms. or
have relatives who would like q
separate part of the house. this is
T2T,py t9r vow Price oGS,Soo. Terms.
2459. %
Evening star., 1955-04-25
BRICK RAMBIER

-~-c~'@-~~-@e
With carport. A 3-bedrm. home with
large living rm. and fireplace, sep
arate dining rm.. all-electric kitch-
en-, full bsmt.; nice level lot. Will
accept GI. Price $19,500.
MODERN LIVING
Let US show you this unusual home
situated on corner lot; spacious
living room featuring fireplace and
floor -to-ceiling picture window,
rooms and bath. 1st floor; l bed
room on End floor. with additional
space for another bedroom and
bath; CLOSE to school and bus.
CAPE COD
Brick home, in nice neighborhood,
featuring liv rm. with firepl., sep.
rms. and bath on Ist f.; dormitory
bedrm., 2nd f.: full dry bsmt.
beautiful lot. 160 # deep: fruit
trees and barbecue. Price, S14.50O
WOOD COMPANY
11l5S Georgia Ave, Silver Spring
Nd IyO A.70fO till Q.30
Evening star., 1955-04-25
HOUSES EoR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA


FINE OPPORTUNITY fol
veteran WITH $500
DOWN to buy superior
2-bedroom Semidet. resi-.
dence. This is a beauti-
full home with charming
RECREATION ROOM
level lot, trees, DINING
ROOM, basement. Close
to bus. PAWN E N T S
$72.60 MO. TO VETS
$11, 500.
ARLINGTON REALTY
|2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-9300 TIL {
Evening star., 1955-04-25

45-FT. BRICK RAMBLER
Like new and with full bsmt., lge. liy.
rm. with f1repl din. L." lge. all.
elec kit. 3 light bedrms. and lots Of
storage area. Fenced rear lot. You
can't beat this price Of only > $4,000.
F. E. MALCOLM
Arlington Forest Realtor
Shopping Center IA. 7-3024
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

NEAR INDIAN HEAD, Mp.-Bunss:
low low ,r,, acre acre oSssIdssb SHc SSsts ssoad s,i
10. 7-5l2s. JOHN cHRoNAKER.
Evening star., 1955-04-25

MOTEL, a modern units and owners
artrs... on U. S. ], at WOODBRIDGE:
Va acres: 2l0 IT; front: good
terms, S10-l".000 down. Phone
Cccoquan l1-F-3. 25'
Evening star., 1955-04-25

z ACRES-McLEAN- bedrms. and
den, large living room l4x21, sepa-
rate dining room, big kitchen with
pantry. screened porch; pine-pan-
sled den. bath on lst floor: 3
bedrooms q twin sizedl on End
landscaped, including lie fruit trees:
price, Sl9.950: shown BY appt
only. METzLER-Va. once, ia.
Evening star., 1955-04-25
BETHESDA-S17.95O

Finished recr rm.. 2. bedrms.. full
REALTY Co, Ju. 1850. rs
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MODERN LIVING
BROOKDAT,E MD

3-bedroom white brick Co.
dinins room, Seautifu hYas large sePataa. fiteh
en- with breakfast space, screened
rear porch; full basement ha.
ground-level club room with fire-
place, utility room and workshop;
stairs to fioored storage area; beau
in rear; Sas. 300. Ewes, can NJ
Cochran, OIL. 6-4670.
w. C.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co. (REALToRS)
1890 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
Evening star., 1955-01-09
AUToMoBILEs FoR sALl

FORD sb2 VS. CnttomItne; light blui
with cream tcps fully equipped with
ether extras; must see to appreciates
$I.195. 10. 9-30l4.
FORD So convertible r and
h.. Fordomatic; IRE engine red. nex
nssrior ssa .0s ~ re- res ssa ph HoYIl sal:
MOTOR SALES. l7l7 r. ]. ave. ne
roam 81 Country sedan station
EagcQ; $500 mi; best oler. GA.
FoRD 80 club coupe: radio. heater.
| offer. JU. S-4333.
FORD 1880 Model A: good condition;
new tires: Sl25. 10. 9-5834.
FORD 40 de luxe s Fordor; heater
Mritten vii en- guar. SSf .TRiANdLR INCL MOTORS
fFordl. S010 r. ]. ave. ne. pE. p
P0sD .ss eony. s-passeneer; r. and
h., turn signals, hack-up light, spot.
saS sood tires; looks and runs excel; !;
sl25 or best offer. WA. 7-i450
FORD 1912 custom IS. sedan: :,
and h.. unusually clean. S4q9. HOR-
MERs c@3Ea @ Buick alss pesier, Fia. ave.
FORD 1852 v-S FoEdor: Fordomatic;
2-tone blue: new. tires. radio and
heater; pert peri mechanically; si,i5o
FokD 1858 Custom Fordor; :. and h..
plastic covers. dir. signals. Wv.
tires; S1.350 or consider reas. offer.
Wo 6-3970. 20
FORD 1919 de luxe IS" Tudor:
equipped; excellent transportation;
S345. PARKWAY-FORD. 305I N
st. nv AD. 2-0ls5. Open Q TO o.
Sat til 6.
FORD '52 convertible; with Fordo-
matte, radio heater, sungate-iyory
finish with black top and Wv.
tires: 81 ,206. PARKWAY-FoRD.
3O51 NJ st. NV, AID. 2-0lS6 Open
9 to O. sat til 8.
FORD 81 conyertible: radio. heater;
excellent iinlsh and new top. $695.
PARKWAY.FORD, 305l II ct. NV.
AID. 2-01S5. Open Q to o.. sat. til g.
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

FORD 1854 customiins VS. Pordor:
beaut. 2-tone lancer maroon; equip.
with seat covers. heater, turn sig
Lals. White-Wan tires. etc. Has ex-
tremeiy low tnileags and looks
brand new WayTan,y 9 months s.,s1 81
Si.795. PRANK SMALL JR.. NC.
1900 Pa. ave. Sc. LU. 2-eSz5-
FORD 1852 customline VS. Fordor
2-tone blue finish with contrastins
seat covers. Fordomatie, r. and n,
tras. Warranty 8 months or 5000
sIi45. FRANK SMALL. JR.. NC,
300 Pa ave. ssea LU. 2-9S27. IS
FORD 1853 customline VS. Tudor.
beaet. 2-tone seanlist green: equip;
with T. and q. turn signals AND
many other extras. One owner; low
mileage car that looks like brand
new. Warranty 9 months or 9, ,QGa
miles. Special today 81 .295. FRANK
SMALL JR.. INC. 5000 Pa. ave. s;e.'
EFoRD rs VS. Custom Tudor. over
Vsrseis; very GOOD coma cond. seats soss sinss
new Orig. OWNER, s4dr so. O.
FORD ORD 1s4s club coupe; needs some
repairs: s.. $40 } gro q best oner: os S'
snail small down payment. 300 Taylor
roRb 81 1'"ii 1854 victoria. . Eordomagsie, I
radio. neater. white-waan a 5ireN' a,soo
FORD 1885 sedan; Eood cond. co.
FORD 30 Custom VS. Fordor; 7, and
b; original green fnish: IS low q
SIS down; full price $685. elcssd
sogb: sG9dsr' esss IS asndsS "a. sss. NV. "a
FoRD FORD IS custom VS. Tudor; :. and
h beautiful Cascade green finish;
only s1,295; closed Sunday, @ see
Monday. HANDLEY-FORD, 1929 Ca
ave. NV. ia. 97S416.
FOR9 81 convertible; :. and H.; pers Ss
Down; full price $3.50: tiossd sun
day. see Monday. HAEDLEY-F ORD,
6323 ca. ave. NV. ia. a-S4l6.
FORD 81 Custom va Tudor; 7. and
n: Fordomatic drive; original bronze
sta gss s;o.ss ss sT 6 snnaas "a eoWn ee S ohday s
HANDLEY- FORD. 1928 tia. ave.
NV. ia. a-S4i6.
ErRD - Custom VS. Tudor; and
h.: Fordomatic: beautiful 2-tone
blue: as low as S65 down; tQlI price
81 ,0as; closed SUNDAY see Monday
HANDLEY-FoRD. 1929 ga. ave.
NV. IA. 9-S416.
FORD '5l De Luxe Fordoy: beautiful
lisht blue finish: fully sduipped: as
low as S. down; full prtre .625 /;
closed Sunday. see Monday. HANp-
LEY-FoRD, 1928 Ga. ave. \ w.. Ia.
o-S41f
FORD '52 Custom VS. Fordor;. r.
and h. t.s.'s. oyerdr.; 2-tone blue;
very good cond.: $1,000. Can ar
range financing. OIL. 4-566l.--