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Evening star., 1955-07-24

distinct disadvantage when
compared with that of my son
who is 8 years of age. His
role as an NC even made
Sherman Billingsley look good.
Need I say more? And then
-. we had the dubious pleas
ure of watching Morey Amster-
dam go through his cello rou-
tine. I have heard this one,
word for word, for the past 10
years. Morey should fire his
wife and hire a new writer.
Even better, he ought to trade
in the cello for a pogo stick
and go -. go =. go!
ITO top 1t all we were given
Sheree North. This sort Of gift
has It's place, but on TV? In
one brief moment, this kid
irrevocably ruined her chances
for a place in the sun. j.
Her bit of singing revealed
that as a discipline of yogi and
the double -iointed denizens Of
the burlesque, she really has
it. If Minsky ever makes q
comeback. this Is 1T.
That's it. ! love those
commercials. hut I never
thought that the little Ajax
3dwarfs would ever steal a show
to that extent" S. P.
(Not seeing this show obvi-
ously was one Of the high mo-
ments of my July viewing
schedule.)
Sir:
II like the voice of your
new man, AL Ross. very, very
much. His voice is so easy on
your ear" MARY F.
(He's not MY new man
he's WRC's. And the mail is
hot and heavy. pro and con,
on the subject of AL. Most
people-the count here is 2
to 1-seem to like his style.)
4 X 4
Dear Bernie:
Enclosed Is an article / am
sure you'd be interested in.
(The article is headed: Las
Vegas Hotel Fires Mr.. Peppers
as Flop). All year you've been
talking Mr.. Peppers and re-
gardless of his show being
dropped as a flop. you wouldn't
give in. Maybe this will con-
vince you now he really is q
flop. -" F. A. G.
tMr. Peppers wacky off-beat
comedy style is not everybody's
dish. It's, possible that he gave
a poor opening show--I've seen
him on a couple Of panel shows
when ] wish ] hadn't. But a
Las Vegas audience is hardly
the jury to deliver a verdict
on a performer. Wally's style
is a little too slow and clean
for this high-living crowd.
Anyway. they hired him back
so what's the point?
Evening star., 1955-07-24
TODAY's RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

11:30, WTOP ~ Invitation to
Learning: "The Insect World
Of j. Henri Fabre" Is dis
cussed,
1880. WT0P - Crossroads at
Geneva: Eric Sevareid, Rich
ard Hottelet and others par
ticipate.
l:00, WIDOW, WASH I'm
Georgetown q. Forum: rIn-
tergovernmental Relations:
What's Next?"
1:00, WTOP - Percy Faith:
Guests include baritone Rob-
ert Weede, the DeJohn Sis
ters. Jill Corey and Eddy Ar
mold.
1880, W0OK - Americans All:
DR.. Tomlinson Todd inter-
views District Commissioner
Robert E. Mclaughlin.
2::30, WTOP-wor1d Music Fes-
tivals: Sir Thomas Beecham
conducts Bergen, Norway.
Symphony In Mozart's Sym
phony No. IS in D Major:
Delius' "On Hearing the First
Cuckoo in Spring; Grieg's
"Old Norwegian Ballad with
Variations" and Poem
Eroica," the latest work by
Harald Saeverud.
2:55, WWDC-Baseball: WASH
ingtons VS.. Detroit.
$500, WRC-Meet the Press:
Sen. George, Democrat of
Georgia, guest.
$500, WNiAL-Town Meeting:
BoXscore on the 84th Con-
gress. Guests includes Sens.
Curtis, Republican Of Nebra-
ka: Kerr, Democrat of Okla
homa: Reps. Boggs, Demo-
crat of Louisiana, Heating,
Republican Of New York, and
Meader. Republican Of Mich
igan.
$3.50. WTOP - Gary Crosby
Show: Barbara Whiting and
comedian Norman Alden visit.
9:0O. WTOP-Music Hall: Pearl
Bailey heads the guest list;
Mitch Miller emcees.
I0:05, WGNIS--The World OF
Music: Music of Denmark
Schultz, Wind Quintet; Rees-
en-, Danish Rhapsody; Riisag-
er, Trumpet Concerto: Mel
sen, excerpt from Symphony
No. 8: Lumbye, Queen Louise
Waltz.
1880. WRCAmerican Forum:
Appraisal Of the 84th Con-
greSs. Reps. Mccormack,
Democrat OF Massachusetts,
and Scott. Republican of
Pennsylvania. guests.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
RADIO & TELEvISI0N

classes now open In beginning Radio ana
Complete laboratory facilities Prepare for
expandins field Of electronics. Day ana eysn,n,
tor veterans, Registration for summer term
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Parker School
EMERSQN IllSTITNTr

1924 eighteenth So. NV.
iOSro Fr Telephone: AD d-4a77
advanced Radio and Televis,or.
your opportunity In the rnpjdjy
. classes Ne age limit Approved
now open
Evening star., 1955-07-24
AlAII DAT TV and
VHlIDA0 RADIO

(This Is your chance to
sound of-and TV Critic
Bernie Harrison Will do his
best to GnSWer questions.
Please keep letters as brief
as possible. Pen names Diu
be used ii so deSired.)
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Personality DEVELOPMENT
RADIO & TELEVISION

SEGA 10th 81. NV fcorner PARK Road5
y Day and evening classes In Practical RAD
Sast and Television Engineering SpeciaiiS,
associate fn Applied Science" derree,
20 pc assured Of admission. Home study "a
resldence school GI.APPROYEn -
Evening star., 1955-07-24


Dear Mr.. Harrison:
"Can you help me? I would
like to know the name of the
author who wrote 'Paso Por
Aqui. the short story on which
the Million Dollar Movie, -Four
Faces West" starring Joel Nc
Crea, was based.
"And, also, is Cowboy Joe
Campbell married. with chill
dren of his own? He treated
the children as though they
were intelligent beings, some
thing you don't often find on
q children's show. I hope he's
back soon, on another channel;
he has talent! / wonder why
he left WRC-TV?"
$50 n ANN H.
(Author of the novel on
which the movie was based
Eugene Manlove Rhodes. Yes
Cowboy Joe is married, has
children. WRC brought In a
new personality for the kid
dies. Add the two and two
yourself.)
X y +
Gentlemen:
I'VE were sorry, this evening,
to note that Life With Father
is not scheduled for showing
at 8 pm. Please let the many
fans of this popular program
know what has happened.
Nothing in the way of a fare
well for the summer, or any,
thing OF the sort was indi-
Gated at its last showing two
weeks ago.
''It is a great favorite with
unnumbered viewers and we
would like to know when to ex-
specb Lie Win FatleF again.
MRS. HELENA B.
tAs soon as we do hear, you
can be sure it will be featured
In our "On the Air. column.
CHS here has no word on the
programs future and my guess
would be that it is not likely
to return this fall unless the
network receives unnumbered
threatening letters from the
fans.)
Dear Bernie:
II am not addicted to writ
ing letters. fan stuff or other
wise, but I presume that you
missed the Colgate Variety
Hour on July 3 I did not.
darn 1t. and the purposeso this
missive is to get it of my chest.
ITO begin with, several days
prior to this extravaganza, NBC
was heralding the show with
what now proves to be most
misleading plugs. See Arabian
Nights on the Guy Lombardo
show was the tenor Of the
spots. Actually about Z min
utes was devoted to a pickup
from the Jones Beach Show.
Most of the time, however, that
dynamic personality. Lombar-
do, was in front of his band.
an act that had me rubbing my
eyes and looking at the calen-
dar. ! was certain this sort Of
thing had disappeared from
TV when commercials came in.
Lomhardo's vocabulary is at a
Evening star., 1955-07-24
SECRETARIAL
SECRETARIAL
EMERSON INSTITUTE

NECkETAKlAL EMERSON INSTITUTE
Air Copd,,oo.s eu,a,n, =, ls;: q aa 'stb NV
ToSS aMsTETTE
CoRsE Thec medir,
once
rcp ReEs!sr. md Evening
For personal pleas. saH zb Hasss77 eoss,s
teFans
Evening star., 1955-11-13

Continued From Page d.

lOuttnueu EkOM AbC
special library. Mrs. Hunting
ton has shelves Of books TO the
ceiling in her study. Many date
back ID early 10th century and
some, on folklore. are In French
and German.
Mr.. Huntington, also an
author and editor. has another
room crowded with books.
Many are on Russia-the
country to which he was as
signed under the Czarist re-
girne.
Shelf Full Of Books
AS b result Of steady writing
for SIS years there is o whole
shelf full Of books BY Frances
Carpenter" Among them are
20 geographical books used in
our elementary schools. Some
are basic geography and others
are supplementary readers.
And she has written six other
books Of folk tales Of far
away countries Tales OF q
Grandmother from the French
Basque Country. Old Russia.
Switzerland. China. and Ko-I
rea, and The Wonder Tales
Of Horses apd Heroes.
A book is scheduled for 1855
and another one for 1851
AS busy as she Is profession
ally In the writing field, Mrs.
Huntington has had time for
many civic and social activi-
ties. Her main interest Is The
Children's Hospital Of which
she is past president Of the
ladies board and at present .
member Of the governing board
Of directors.
she is q fellow Of the Royal
Geographical Society Of Lon
don and chairman Of the
Friends Of Smith College LIZ
brary.
A charter member Of the
Children's Book Guild, Mrs.
Huntington has been working
for the Children's Book Fair
which opens today in The Pan
American Union.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Mrs. Leo Dana
Hudussoh Guest

Mrs. Leo I. Dana. National
Fund Raising Co-ordinator Of
Hadassah, win be the guest Of
honor at a meeting sponsored
by the seaboard Region Of Ha-
dassah tomorrow
The gathering. to be at
tended by representatives.
from Annapolis. Baltimore,
Hagerstown. Hayre de Grace.
Salisbury, washington, Alex
andria and Arlington, viii be
held at the Arlington Fairfax
Jewish Center at 10:30 am.
Luncheon win be served at !.
Mrs. Philip Kroskin. presi-
dent OF the Seaboard Region
of Hadassah, win be q fea-.
tured speaker.
Miss : Gretchen Ring ana
Mrs. Saul Klaman are IN
charge Of reservations.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Embassies
To Help
In Bazaar

The British. Dutch and Is
raeli embassies viii participate
in an international Holiday
Gift Bazaar next Friday and
Saturday sponsored by the
District Women's Auxiliary OF
the Institute for Cancer Re-
search.
Featuring both domestic and
foreign wares. the bazaar will
be held at Mclean Gardens,
main lounge, Wisconsin and
Porter streets NV. from 10
am. to 10 pm. both days.
Each embassy viii man and
decorate its own booth and
will sell such items as bone
china, leather goods, silks, i'm
ported foods and other goods
suitable for holiday giving.
In addition, there will be
booths featuring gifts made by
members of the auxiliary. who
have worked two days each
week throughout the spring
and summer months.
Here. exquisite Christmas
stockings, ranging from huge
to miniature, will be offered
in pure silk satin, taffeta and
felt-some appliqued with dg-
ures and designs land many
studded with brilliants. Hun
dreds of toys will be for sale.
Also on the agenda Is an
auction sale, with such items
as an old illuminated manu-
script, a golf ball belonging to
President Eisenhower and 9
letter written by FDR being
offered to the highest bidder.
Chairman of the bazaar is
Miss Isabel MCGEE and Mrs.
Raoul Berger is president OF
the women,s auxiliary.
The Arizona post., 1955-03-18

toasre ETC. One outlet regulated by automatic clock
control ION LC modeD
3. Bvilf-in all steel center grddle-has handy tenn.
Perature gauge. This spacious griddle heats evenly,
won't warp or absorb grease. Chrome finished
q. Improved top burner CRATES designed to support
all types of utensils. Combination of two disc and
two open burners provides greatest fexbility.
S. Four giant, cenfer-simmer bvrners-now give
faster results through row of ports The center
simmer feature permits minimum water cooking
6. LiffUp cooking fOp-for easy clean Vssss -
ing OF the burner compartment, the
entire cooking top is hinged and is equipped with
safety hold-uP arm.
,. K0OL K0NTR0L PANEL-this exclusive OKEEFE
MERRITT advantage keeps control knobs from
overheating. You'll also like the extra convenience
8. cRnLEvAToR BRoMER another oKEEFE g.
MERRITT excluSive-with instant, fngertip choice
OF broing levels and the amazing Speedray Element
9. Super insulated oven - famous for perfect low.
temperature cooking. protects favor and precious
vltamlns cuts meat shrinkage up to 80 per cent!
TO- Choice OF cooking fops-at no extra cost you NAV
specify sparkling chrome or acidresstant titanium
porcelain enamel.
The Arizona post., 1955-03-18

terComPortment, Egg Server,
lots of Toll-BottIe Space.
PORCELAIN HYDRAT0R Is full
width, keeps fruits and veg-
etobles at their crispy best.
REFRIGERATOR SHELVES and
Ice Trays ore rUst-proof,
golden aluminium.
The Arizona post., 1955-03-18
New StyIir1-i inside and out!

COMPLETELY SEPARATE FOOD
FREEZE. keeps food fresh
frozen for weeks.
sELF-DEFR0sTING In the re-
frigerotor gets rid of frost
md defrost wafer oUto-
moticoIIy.
REFRIGERATOR DOOR has But
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Iros. TRUCKS W1p tcent.l AUTOS FoR sALE leeat.l
BUICK $50 Super Riviera hardter
s sSRs Sl ss9's si.sat ana h.; d'n..' =
Edmonds (Ford)
329s Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
IA. b-SS2S

BUICK '53 Special Riviera: 2-tone
nnish: 7. and h.; dynafow; Wv.
payment. Sl,295. B. 4 b. MO-
TORS, $3.50 Ga. ave-. Sil. spR, Nd.
BU1CK 1854 Rosdmsster Riviera q
steering and brakes: s-tone blue,
sSPSniNa Moron i So.. 1Ncs.. lL loos
iaW. IVY at aSGa. ave.)' Sill. sps.,
BuICK 80 Super convertible: :, and
heater heater, dynafiow. light blue finish.
81 only sS05: trade and terms:
1897 East-West hwy, Sill Epg !,
No; NO. Open weekdays til Q. 10.
B6IacSRS ''sa hardtop. a..ons blue: r.
SOS sa n No. sci f9A e0y sod.y dy nSsasH
FORD. 1887 East-West hwy, Sil.
sRg" MS, Open evenings till 0
BUICK 1854 Roadmsstsr; almost
IKE new, all extras, $3.50. $4,000
B T15ei; ~ 81 S S:1tssy 4.dr. 1 1sS.,
equipped. DynS.. S5,49e. HoRNER's
BuIck SDowntoWn), iii 18th
BGick ' IS Super Riviera sedan;
HoRNERssm Ru iSaSi''U 6ovn Sx;sSS
BUICK al Roadmaster; $50. 10
caDfIi.IIAics-lsSs convertible. les.
"a Coupe de Vile. All one owner
and like new: $685. down. imme-
date delivery: servicemen and out
Of towners financed. BLASs &
CLARK. corner N, Capitol and
Florida ave. me-. AID. 4-9SS2, al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

FORD 1850 2-dr., r. and h.. 30 900
mi Real nice cond.: 1895. Owner,
10. 2-0540. zee
FORD AS Fordor super de luxe; ]
owner; built for export: Mercury
chassis: $500 to ST00 trade-in
value. Sell $3.50. JE. 2-3272.
FORD so Custom IS" sedan; r. and
h.: S945. No. 245-A: 30-day guar
antee: trade and terms. MONROE
FORD, 1887 EaSt-West hwy, Sill
spg;. Md. Ju. 5-7s04 till 0 pm
FORD IS Fairlane cdr. club; a
beautiful ear. 1000 mi: 1900
HORNER BUICK, Downtown, iii
l4th. DI. 1-3Dg3. --23
FORD '55 Grown Victoria; red and
white; T. and h., Fordomatic; many
other extras. Must sell at once;
$1,000 or best efier. VIII trade fol
older car. Call TIE. 6-l072.
FORD "a Victoria: z. and h.. Wv
tires; al leather interior; one
FORD 50 Country Sedan; perfect
cond., only 81 295 or best offer
Call LU. 1887. after S pm.
FORD 80 s-cyl., s-passenger ranch
wagon, at Sl.345,
TRIANGLE (FORD) MOTORS
30l0 R. !. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
ORD 1858 Fordor: blue: s9a5.
Edmonds (Ford)
sass Wilson Bly g.. Arl.. Va.

FORD SO customline va Tudor r.
and h.. Fordo;. backing lishts: dark
$2.7b7: our low price, S2,205. with
low Of $205 down. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO.. INC, 1902 E.-W. hwy.
Sat Ga. ayeJ. Sill. spg.. Md. Ju
FORD 80 Custom "s'' sedan: r. and
h., Fordomatic: outstanding value
at SS45. No. 301-A: 3O-day guar.
antee, trade and terms. MONROE
FORD, 5100 Wis. ave. NV. Wo
FORD ISL Fairiane va Tudor: 2.
tone, r and h., economical over.
drive: low miles: s295 down. B. a
2. MOTORS, S232 Ga. ave-, Sill
r SIsi; M s. VI vs. 7 TudoT heater anc
turn signals; S605. B. a. d. MO,
TORS, s232 Ga. ave. sill. Sps.. Nd.
JU. 1-7SSS.
FORD '55 Tudor: heater and turn
signals; 1000 actual miles: 81 49,
1909 E..W. hwy. tat Ga. aye.), Sill
eps.. Nd. JU. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

WHEELER, INC.
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-l02O
PLYMOUTH 1881 Special De luxe.
$50 down. Mr.. ROPER. Cali me.
make telephone deposit and pick -,
your car tomorrow. LA. $4,000.
so 4-dr. sedan: one
owner car; orig. pine green finish;
only S4g5. Call Mr.. Share. CO. s.
gao. KAPLANs d CRAWFORD.
2329 Champlatn ST. NV. Wash. s
dsS5 81 aSr. sedan fully
equipped; beautiful black finish;
only IS down, S33 month. Call Mr..
Share, CO. 5-6740. KAPLAN q
CRAWFORD, 1929 Champlain st.
NV. Wash.'s Oldest Dodge-Plym-
PLYMOUTH is4s 4-dr. sedan; orig
finish; excellent condition; unusu-
any TR HssR e MoT 1S5 e SS i en- s sS
PLYMoUTH 1855 ali-rnetaI 2-door
station wagons: 3 TO choose from
selection Of colors. All fully
sos ct TREW MOTOR CO.. 9th
and Fla. ave, ne, II. 7-i732.
PLYMOUTH 1852 4-dr. sedan. .Ex.
ceptionaliy clean In every detail;
has hes seat eoy YER hsateE; Eor j S.s
PLYMOUTa '55 cranbrook 4-dr.; r.
and h.. hydrive: car No. 24l-A:
Se45; Al condition: terms and
trade; 30-day warranty. MONROE
FORD. 1887 East-West hwy. Sill.
yer Spring, Md. Open weekdays I'll
PIYM0UfH rs club coupe; motor
completely overhauled; r. and b.;
$50 down and take over paymegle
Of SO week. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO.. INC, 1909 E:-W. hwy
Cat Ga. ave.. Silver Spring. Nd;
P Ply s,t1gY' .51 black 4-dr.; radio
heater. d.s.. Sc, Wv. tires; clean
leave town. Sass. Call 3 TO 8. Ex
3-4S0s: ewes, TU. 2-42s2. 20
PONTIAC SIS cong. coupe; S2.3y9
hydra, power steering fully equip
Immaculate. FLOOD PONTIAC
422l Conn. wo. 6-S400..
PONTIAC so convertible coupe
$64D hydra. immaculate. FLoOI
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. WO. $500
PONTIAC 81 4-door de luxe: 81.
1919: hyd.. heater. fully equipped
low miles; new-car warranty
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. Wo
H-81(l0
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WHEEIE R. INC.

"a Savoy 4-door; heat
err. turn signals, seat covers: origi-
nal light blue finish:. immaculate;
one owner: worthwhile guarantee;
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PONTIAC .55 station wagon 4-dr. d
lnxe; $2.6e9. Left over. never sold
never used; hydra. power steering
Conn nna ave- =; F wo. os.s ESSiiAo' i1Ai
coupe: se.70o. was $500; new.
car warranty: full power equip,
Conn. Wo. d-s400.
PONTIAC 1855 2-dr. station wagon
BY Ira fully ssuip;, - meyer SEQ s9lS
Conn., o nv wo' S.s4oo oSiiAe' 4@i
PONTIAC 1919 station wagon: $349
immaculate FLOOD PONTIAC
1921 Conn. WO. 6-S400.
PONTIAC 1888 Cdr; radio. heater
turn signals. etc.; 2-tone gray; alb.
solutely immaculate inside and out.
new-car guarantee: Sl.795.
ARCADE PONTIAC
1897 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-s500
Or
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1852 chieftain de luxe
2-dr.: beautiful 2-tone gray; radio.
heater, hydramatie drive. other
useful equipment; very clean, ready
to got Winterized. S795.
ARCADE PONTIAC
1887 Irving st. NV, AID. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

PONTIAC "a station wagon: HYDRA.
matte; power steertnE: .4sg
422l Conn. Wo. 8-S40O.
PONTIAC 1855 "ST0'' sedan: r. AMI
D.. hydramatie, power steering AZ:
actual miles: spare never used: likl
new throughouti S1.a95. HOYLl
MOTOR SALES. 17l7 r. I. ave
ne. Du. 7-S300. A-23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1858 cranbrook 4-dr.;
Hght blue: radio. heater. mechanic
ally perfect; very clean; guaran-
teed. S70b.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1851 convertible: r. and
h.. Mercomatic; good top and tires;
excellent condition; $595. HoYLE
MOTOR SALES, 1717 r. I. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
CADHLACS

MI hpUVt cars are July equipped,
and in excellent mechanical condi.
tion: good tires, ready to COL Take
advantage Of this year-end clear
ance salel At these extremely low
pricesil
Hoyle Motor Sales
1717 r. I. Ave. N. L. DU. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

MERCURY 1851 convertible: r. and
h., Mercomatie; good top and tires:
excellent condition; S505. HOYLEI
MoT11RF , s ssaaS 1717 R. ]. ave
MERCURY 1919 4-door sedan: blue,
down.
Grady Motors Corp.
1909 Wis. Ave. Beth, OIL. 4-7400
MERCURY 81 Custom sport coupe;
r. and h.. overdr.. excel. condition
throughout: lowest price in town:
$4a6. Safety tested for your pro-
lection.
PAUL BROS. (Olds)
KE. 7-l30S go Closed Sundays
MERCURY '53 hardtop sport coupe :
immaculate 2-tone finish. green
ers. rear speaker. etc. Straight
transmission. very clean hardtop
value: 81 .395.
Montgomery-StubbS
LINcoLN-MERcURY DEALER.
5715 Bladensburg Rd. AP. 1890
MERCURY 1854 4.door sedan; light
blue finish. r. and h.. Mereomatic;
l owner: low mileage: 81 ,595.
Grady Motors Corp.
7s09 Wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. f-7400
MERCURY '55 Monterey hardtop; :.
and h.; Wv. tires: Mereomatie;
antesI ss95 down H On approved
credit! SILVER SPRING MoToR
aTe.l, Sii. sps.. Nd. III. s-45o0.
MERCURY 80 sedan. T. and h..
oyerdrive: two-tone brown; very
clean: seat covers; $685.. No. los
4. 3o.dsy guarantee: trade and
t@ss s9s h MoNH 56 ySosBePl ssn E s
pm. weekdays.
'53 sport cpe.: =. and h.;
2 beautiful car. throughout; 81 .2g5.
No. 1894: fully guaranteed: trade
and terms. MONROE FORD,. 5l00
Wisconsin ave. nv. Wo. $4,000
MERCURY .b5: unmarried. beautiful.
shiny black finish; 4-door Custom.
oyerdrtys, radio. heater; Si.7a5.
car: So baisnee. ia. s.Slss. "a
MERCURY 1850 4-dr. sedan, green
runs real good; sees: SIS down.
Grady Motors Corp.
1909 Wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. f-74o0
MERCURY 81 Monterey hardtop
convertible: 2-tone finish. hunts
man red body. Attic white top. r.
s M sd Snssss W. wv p0T sre. 't rear
speaker, etc., $4,000 actual miles.
Real ehovpfece: 81 sos
Montgomery-StubbS
LINCQLN-MERcuRY DEALER
37l5 BladensburG Rd.. AP. 7-292a
MERCURY 1858 4-dr.; original eray
finish: T: and h., seat covers. other
Grady Motors Corp.
1900 Wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. f-74oo
NASH RAMBLER IS custom station
trade-in. JE. 4-7TI7. --22
NASH 1858 Custom 4-door wagon
only 81, 1000 miles: 81 .Sa5; like new
HUNTER MOTORS. XII. s-I333.
NASH 81 Ambassador 4-dr.: hydra.
equipped, $49a. HORNER'S COR
Buick dealer. Fla. ave. ne Mt oth
NASH 1855 cdr. rambler; 5000
miles: like new; 81 ,4a5. HUNTER
MOTORS, XXI. s.l333; -
osL xS,s IA saea.s *, ..ss seoI
door, hydra, r. and h. 5000. '55
"sS" Holiday epe... 2-tone super De
luxe, hydra, :. and n. power steer-
: ine and brakes. Wv. tires, -, .ns
HORNEK'S COR, Buick Dealef. ria
o fIs oi laso O. ROCKET oPeess s club
coupe US: hydramatie, radio.
heater, looks and runs Ike new
IRTHrrR1 IA e.2Toi e0s
Oi.nSMOBIi.F ,b5 .0Ss' z-dr.; mod
ern power equipped. Se.79a.
HORNERsS BIIICK Downtown.
iii i4th. nj S-30D3. -2S
oI'nsMoRIiE ipas 4-door. NI4s:
hydra: immaculate. FLOOD BON.
TIIC 4S1i Conn WO 6-e4O0
az .nsMoHII.F ia55 super asss Sc.
dan: gray and black finish: fully
equipped with power steering, pow
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DE SOTO 1858 VS. Ftredome 2.dr. I;
gray finish: fully equipped, includ-
Ing power steering: si.2es: ccc
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
12ea e2nd ST, NV. ST. 10000
DE SOTO '4s eonv.: T.. and h.. full
week. SILVER sPRIEG MOTOR
CO., INC. 1909 E.-W. hwy; tat Ga.
ave sil, spg., Md, Ju. ,9-45f0, !,
DODGE so cdr. only. SIS down and
81 $3.50 9-s = month khpf Gs Mr' cIRn ass
FORD sssa champiain 81. nv.
wash.'s Oldest Dodee-Piymouth
DoDGE 'ss 4-dr. black sedan: only
25 900 miles. new Wv. tires, sale
price. Ssn5. Bank financing avail
sble e, Cen Mr.. sh.T TvC CO S-e sssa
Ohamplain St. NV. Wssh.'s Oldest
Dodge Plymouth Dealer.
DODGE '52 a-dr.: heater. equipped
Car No. e5s-A. Only S445 With
liberal trade and terms: 3o-day
E EsrT.atst hs MoN I9 E psap Den
DODGE III 81 g. s ssaf'; 7. and h.. auto.
ssss. srE r 's sPfRrNa' Mo 1Ses
CO.. INC. 1909 E.-w. hwy. lat Ga.
ave., Sill spg.. Nd. ~. s-4500.
DODGE 40 COW; r. and D.: $50
down and take over payments Of
81 per week! VIII make IDEAL end
car. SILVER SPRING MOTOR CO..
NC 1909 E.-w. hwy. tat Ga
DODGE late AS club coupe: Al
eond.. low mileage, R. and h.. by
orig. OWNER, $225. Re. $4,000.
DODGE 1919 Ceronet de luxe custom
sedan: beautiful. like new: $685.:
terms. SEQ down. MR.. HENRY
Y0n-E 1nsA fsnrnnAt nA1aus fully
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4S0O WISCONSIN, Ave. EN-. 2-lO2O
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Grady Motors Corn.

MERCURY 1919 4-door sedan: blue.
radio. heater. runs good: s24b: IS
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ARCADE PONTIAC
1897 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-s5Oo
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OHIy6RI-FIyI Huulu DfHItE
Wheaton, Nd.
1895 Georgia Ave. 10. $4,000
81 Saratoga club coupe;
heater, automatic transmission.
power brakes. original dark gray
finish. very clean. lew milease. one
owner, worthwhile guarantee, only