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BUICK 80 super convertible: Dyna-
flow. radio and heater; excellent
light gray finish with new black
top: beautiful red leather interior.
excellent tires: thoroughly recon-
ditioned and ready to go. Enjoy
the sunshine now with this beauty:
}0-day written guarantee: bank f.
nancing at only 81 .245.
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AUToMoslLes FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1881 de luxe: Power.
glide. heater: 1000 mi; in excel.
eond.: best offer. After 8. BroWning
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'49 BUICK

Convertible: radio, heater. Dyna-
flow; green Ideal for summer.
1895. 25Fc down; 6-month or
& nnn-nnile ,,arra ntY -. =
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cHRYsLER 1854 4-doer: very lev
MOTORS. 909 Taylor st. NV, IA.
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BAY HEAD PROPERTY
S395

Down and $50 per month buys this
garage on lge. lot. Full price.
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CHEVROLET 81 convertible: two to
choose from; one gray; one black.
Both one-owner cars; $500.
ROSenthal Chevrolet
0o01 Fsol,,rohia pyks AL ua
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CHEv. '53 "210" convertible coupe;
T. and D., WV. tires; very beauti-
full interior, one owner. You'll never
find another convertible any clean-
safety tested for your protection;
30-day written guarantee.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS.)
WIS. AND ELLICoTT ST. NV.
KK. 7-130S. 9-9. Closed Sundays
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CHEW. '53 Bel Air hardtop; r. ant
h.. 2-tone; looks and runs like new;
S1,146, Sl95 down. Mcneil
PONTIAC. 1920 Wis. ave-. OIL
$4,000. In the Heart of Bethesda.
CHEW. AZ; private owner: excellent
condition: new tires: runs perfect.
&OO6 Iupirar ERRQ1 AZ
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1910 2-door: mechan-
ically excellent; $110. EN-. 2-5194.
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HALEY,S of cours!

Il. 4-3UUU Closed Sundays
BUICK '53 super convertible coupe;
blue, white top, equipped, includ-
ing good Wv. tires: S1,795: CCC
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24
Doctors Hit
Artificial
dissemination

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.-NC)--
Officers and delegates at the Fed.
Grafton of Catholic Physicians
Guilds annual meeting here took
vigorous exception to recent
statement of the American Society
for the Study of Sterility, which
held that artificial dissemination Ii
a completely ethical, moral ano
desirable form of medical thers
py."
Disasrssing with the state
menf on svery count, the Cath.
ollie doctors said artificial insen-
inafion Is q direct violation OF
ihe rights, privileges and duties
Of married life and, therefore,
an attack on the very stability
Of society itself, which they IS
doctors are pledged TO support.
This fact alone, the Catholic doc
tors said, would make the practice
unethical and immoral, and hence
reprehensible rather than a de
sirable form of medical therapy."
The findings of the American So
ciety for the Study of Sterility
were made by a group of 500 med
icaI doctors.
The Catholic physicians contend.
ed that mutual consent" had nc
decisive bearing on the ethics and
morality. involved. The Catholic
doctors said that they wondered
seriously if the promoters and sup
porters of the test tube" baby
idea have weighed the long range
psychoSomatic and legal implica
tionS of their crusade.
The Catholic physicians noted
that an illinois Superior Court
Judge in a decision in test
tube" baby case said that donor
tnsernination, with or without
the consent Of the husband, Is
contrary 10 public policy and
good morals and constitutes
adultery on the part Of the moth.
err"
The judge also said: "A child Sc
conceived is not a child born in
wedlock and is therefore illegiti
innate"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24
Indulgence May Be
Gained I'm Reciting
With Broadcast

MONTREAL - (NC) - Indul-
gences obtained from reciting the
Rosary in family group may also
be obtained by reciting the prayers
along with a radio broadcast, ac-
cording to a decree of the Sacred
Apostolic Penitentiary, the Vatican
body which DEGREES the form Of
granting indulgences.
To gain the indulgences, it is
necessary for one person, at least,
in each house to recite the begin
ming of the prayers - for exam
pie Our Father, who are in Heav-
en-" and so forth-at the same time
that the speaker does it on the
radio. The others in the house give
the responses. 1t is not enough for
all the listeners merely TO answer
to finish the prayers begun by
the radio speaker, the decree said.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24

Bishop Bianchi told his Grailville
audience that the Church is trying
to live up to its reputation for hos
pitality" by providing housing and
food for the vast numbers of refu-
gees from China in Hong Kong.
1.-The Church has built IL refugee
centers," he said, (which contain
a school, often a dispensary, and
an assembly hall where Mass can
be offered"
He said he could build for
$50, American money" . con-
erefe-bloek, fireproof, waterproof
house for . family. MANY such
houses have been built" he said,
"for people who otherwise would
be living in shelters OF card
board, tin and tar paper, or sleep
ing in the streets"
The Church is flourishing in Hong
Kong, the Bishop said. There are
as many ready to be baptized as the
priests can instruct" he said. al
most 1000 were baptized in vari-
Gus churches at the Easter Vigil
this year." he said, land some
10000 converts have been received
into the Church in 1855"
The population of Hong Kong
has mushroomed from 100000 al
the time of the Japanese occupa-
ton to three million today, he said
In the past seven years the Catho.
lie population has grown from
35, 900 to twice that number. Most
of the 10000 pupils in Hong Kong's
80 Catholic schools are pagans, he
said.
Many of the young people be
come Catholics, he said, but "the
great problem is not only to con
vert these people, but to help them
learn to live in a Christian pattern
of life"
In China itself the. communist
rulers have succeeded in bringing
about drastic changes" in the life
and customs of the people, Bishop
Bianchi said. He cited the doctrine
of hate, the incessant propaganda,
the brainwashing techniques, and
the success of the communists in
capturing the imagination of many
young people.
In many of the larger cities OF
China Catholic churches are open,
but with many restrictions" he
said. 1.-The Church is allowed some
freedom because of the many for
eigners in those cities" he explain
ed.
Wherever churches are. OPEN"
he added, "all the services are
crowded, the faith Is strong. and
there are even many eonveF-
sions."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24
Study of Religious Differences
Affecting Education Is Sought

DETROIT - (NCl - The
disproportionately high num-
bers of students at public col
leges in the state of Michigan
compared to those at indepen-
dent colleges was cited by His
Eminenee Edward Cardinal
Mooney as requiring a reap
praisal.
The Cardinal-Archbishop of De-
troit spoke at University of Detroit
commencement exercises. He call
ed for discussion of religious diff
ferences "as they affect our higher
educational system"
Cardinal Mooney said that in
Michigan only 18 percent of the
students attending college were en-
rolled in independent institutions,
compared with a national average
of "a little below 46 per cent"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24
British Convert Campaign
Draws 10000 Requests

LONDON-NC) - The Catholic
Inquiry Center, set up in Britain
is months ago to seek conversions
through advertising in the secular
press, has reported that it had re-
ceived its 20,OOOth application for
further information.
The center, supported in its cost
ly campaign by private Catholic
donations, is now supplying free
course of preliminary instructions
to over 1880 non-Catholics. Its
offices at the Catholic Missionary
Society headquarters in London
handle $500 letters a week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24

Independent colleges srs 'sn Infe-
gral part" Of The educational
system Of the United States. both
because Of their ssafe~granted
charter and because of their his
tory
The Cardinal conclude: 1T
seems to me that the solution to
the very real difficulties which our
religious differences bring into our
education system lies not in blur
ring realities but in facing them. I
think that men with serious differ
ences but with unchallengeable
loyalty to God and country must,
rather, sit down to discuss, in a
positive and constructive way,
those differences as they affect
our higher educational system"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24
Asian Center Planned to Train
Lay Women for the Missions

a
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24

of Hong Kong and preparing them
for the apostolate," Bishop Bianchi
said: Nov the Grail house at Tai
Koo Lau village is to be enlarged,
and an official diocesan training
center is to be initiated there"
A member of the Missionaries of
SIS. Peter and Paul, the Bishop was
imprisoned by Chinese communists
three times in his career as a mis-
sionary. Consecrated Auxiliary
Bishop of Hong Kong in 1949, he
returned secretly to the China
mainland where he had begun his
missionary work. He was captured
and held in Jail by the Reds until
October, 1852, when he was ex-
PEELED from the mainland.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24
House Passes Bill
Curbing Obscenity

WASHINGTON - CNC) - Legis.
lation making it illegal to bring OBJ
scene matter into the country or to
ship it across State lines either by
private or public vehicle has been
passed by the House and sent to
the Senate.
The House bill would strengthen
present laws which prohibit the
mailing of such matter and barring
its shipment by common carrier.
The measure provides a maximum
penalty of five years imprison-
men and fine of $4,000 for a
violation.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24
Would Drop Anti.
Catholic Articles
From Constitution

BERN, switzerland (NC)-A mo-
ton to abolish an article of the
Swiss constitution banning Jesuits
in Switzerland is expected to be de-
bated by the Council of States on
June %.
The motion calls for repeating
of another article of the ConStitu-
ton which forbids the reopening
of converts that were closed after
the Civil War of 184647, or the
foundation of new converts or re.
ligious orders.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24

The Detroit prelate quoted the
Northwest Ordinance of 1887 which
said religion, morality and knowl-
edge being necessary to good gov
ernment and the happiness of man.
kind. schools and the means of ed
ucation shall ever be encouraged. /"
He added: Il am proposing that
we either quit quoting that mean
ingful sentence or do some serious
thinking about it"
Cardinal Mooney declared that
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24

Want ads are profit tested ant
proved.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-24
Mitchell Calls for
About War on
Red Slave Labor

GENEVA, Switzerland - NCl-
About war on Soviet slave labor
was urged here by United States
Secretary of Labor James P. Nit
chell in an address to the Interna-
tional Labor Organization.
He asked the LILO. to take ad.
vantage of every power, every re.
source and every facility at its
command" to eliminate this form
of bondage"
He urged the organization to
send investigators throughout the
world to study slave labor and said
that communist countries would be
acknowledging their guilt if they
refused to admit them.
Want ads are profit tested and
Rxx@sRynN
Evening star., 1955-07-16

FORD '53 y-S Tudor: Sheridan blue
nnisn, with contrasting seat covers:
accessories; ] owner. low mileage.
Don't miss this July clearance:
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WHEELER, INC.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
4so0 wisconsin Ave. EM. $4,000
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THAckERs s MtooiToossss,. toi oss, LAY Ia. $3.50 $3.50
LINCOLN 40 Cos. 4-dr.; r. and h.,
recent oyerhaul; 4 good tires: $325
Call LU. 1-2660. --I7
MERCURY .53 Monterey hardtop
red sand black; power steering
Matte, leather nphol., 4-way seats
peri. cond.; 5000 mi; 1-owner
garage kept. Call AD. 4-4s4O
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BOATS tcsntiausN

e6-FT. sfEELCRAFT SEDAN, le47
model. needs WORK; can finance,
cR. 3-2346. III
MERCURY Super S outboard motor;
used 5 times: excellent condition.
Cost $l93. win sell for si10. KE.
ALL-NEw I4-FT. CHRIs-CRAPT
Barracuda; boat and trailer: new
l6-h.p. motor. incl. all controls:
orig. cost $3.50. saertnce, S77b
"a; a.. 5-7s55, s7s55 ia. 4-ois7: 9R
WHIRLWIND. I4-ft. nodded plyyood
rnnabout; excel. cond., with Eyin1
rude. 10-h.p. light-four motor Just
auicks sale ST. s-iel6 or en-
IcHRfs-CRAFT. IS IT., mah., e5-h.p
chrysler Crown: GOOD cond;; radio,
trailer, plus accessories; all equip
For sqhiek sale. s7bo cash. cail
oAuRfBoAHEES60 RHE60 MOTOR. is-h.p. ses
saes.ns s0Issss soaston asu'Ess oa n:ss:
| $40, Call KE, $4,000. lss
FISHING CRUISER, length. 36iz It..
beam, 10 IT.: Potomac River dead
rise, raised deck. chrysier Crown
fresh water cooled and 2-to-1 re.
ductien. Located ct JOHN oUAse
BOAT cn.r ra,,. YAEp 4eo Chester aye
islFT.D slRrDSl5l %oLvEkME Mdi runabout. sa steer.
ing wheel. Windshield, lights, tani
and cover. with 16-h.p. johnson
and trailer. $3.50. Call FL. 6-30l9
lSTEELCRAFT, 2S-ft. 1880 Express
1854 Gray; lI6 Super cond.; ex.
tras; $3.50. Week ends. selby Ba,
Yacht Cub. weekdays, I'm. 3-2i5S
coMPE2THfY s.HyYI. FRAMED white OAK
22-ft. hull. brass fastened, ready
mahog. Ress. JU. S-s957. III
SAILBOAT. Thistle No. 339. fun,
equipped t2) suits Ratsey sails
excel. cond.. recently painted, good
racing record. Owner going over.
seas, must sell Immediately. 81 .05O
West River 1871 or OIL. 6-5705;
as-Er. FISHING BOAT; $500 OF
best offer. LU. 1-045s. 1T
~ = RICHARDSON, 2s e; sprins
Rte. l. IN mi. south Of Alex. }.
CHRIS GRAFT, 1s4s. 2s r.; in.
closed super sedan: two S6-h.p
engines. reduction gears. outside
and inside steering control; ma.
hogany fishing chairs: 3 bilgt
pumps; 5-person raft; 3 fshinl
sockets: large spotlism and siren
to-shore radio; cockpit cover. Boat
surance CO. Price, S6,950. Cali WA
I-S794; Sunday, West River 7Q6s
l21-FT. DODGE inboard, Mercury mo-
tori can be seen to 5 pm, Sat
and Sun. at Slip F-3. Washington
oUTBoARp MOTOR. 1855 Eyinrad.
sacrifice. 5000. 10. 5-07e2. -I7
SPEED, 20 IT,, Ito h.p., copper bot.
tom; seats 8: sacrifice. Edgewater
lss-RT. CABIN eRursER, Chesapeake
Bay, ALEXANDRIA SERVICES,
INC, foot Of Duke ST.. Alexandria.
|EyINRUDE 1855 big twin. elec.; de-
lfvered, 1880 down payment; 7ta-
h.p. Fleetwin.. delivered for SCI .09
SoWn SoT payment; RORT. 9: THOMAS,
SAo2 s41 Fsnton Snt9 St., Silver Spring, Nd
EyiNRsGliDS2s sliSsgi MOTOR. Is h.p.. only 80
hours used; big saving. Call EN-
3-2495. 16s
REGATTA WEEK END SPECIAL
kReady to launch. Thompson 1S-ft.
Off-Shore Fisherman, with folding
top and side curtains. equipped with
/ 30 model johnson % h.p., QUIET,
elec. starting. shipmaster controls;
for you to enjoy for years. Only
S2.045.
Drop in and see our complete dis
play OF new and used Aluma- Craft,
Thompson, and Whirlwind out
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tors. gator .trailerS, Cruis- Along
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O'BERRY MARINE
| SALES & SERVICE
solomons, Nd. Phone 1881
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PAUL BROS. (Olds.)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-130S 80 Closed Sundays
PONTIAC 1871 s-door 's": black
sos or best offer. HE. 4-2964.

Pontiac 194I s-door 49,: black
sos or best offer. HE. 4-29o4.
PONTIAC 1e4s 4-door; Hydra. :.
pSSTiac pSSisTf0; Fly 81 cSiet.atn liz "ss ~ a.dr.
Matte. Wv. tires: S beautiful black
finish. Priced to sell at ss95.
see it today. MONROE FoRD.
sd9o sdSo opsn %is .vss sys. III NV ! wo. W O.
RENxUET 40 4-dr.;; excel. running
condition.; 80 mi. TO gal; easy to
ROLLs-RoYCE 1883. P1I; 1888 Bar
ker of London modification: 1-of-a-
kind: $1,000. JA. 5-32S5. --17
STUDEBAKER 81 Cdr. 2-door: auto.
trans: r. and h.; | owner; l
drivels excel. cond. new tires; $595.
sTGDfBARER ri IsaR ,5s Champion as hard
top Starliners: , to. choose from:
auto. trans. or overdr.; very clean
one-owner cars; 30-day written
warranty: owners names avail. Let
your mech. check them Il you 4 DC; 9;
ssiTsU1pEsAkER, ssiTsU1 aSoc iSs' ca. s~mAs ave- NV.
RIA. 6-1122. Open Sun. los pm.
|sTuDEBAKER '6s 4.door Cham
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necticut. WO f-S400
80 and 81 Champs.
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all carry 30-day written warranty
Excel. as first line or 2nd car In
2-car families. Choose between
6-cyl. and VS. motors, automatics
or overdrive transmission: $295 to
$695 BOWMAN STUDEBAKER.
1900 Ga. ave, NV. RA, 6-1122.
Open Sun. 10-5 pm. 1T
STUDEBAKER SO Champion 6-cyl
6-passenger Starlight coupes: 2 In
stock: one 2-tone eray with maroon
top, one solid cream. both have
Oyerdr., Wv tires, climatizer,
tinted glass: both carry 30-day
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baker Certified used car. 81 .2g5.
BOWMAN STUDEBAKER. 1900 Ca.
aye NV. RA. 6-1122 open Sun.
sTUDEBhKER so cpe: excel. cond..
hi-complession head. elec. doors.
1875 or best offer. EN-. 3-l741.
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PONTIAC '59 chigftain "SP 4-dr.:
Hydra, r., h., Wv. tires. seat
covers: one owner; very low mile
age: an exceptional buy; see to
appreciate: only $1,095: safety
tested for your protection: 30-day
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

AL USED TRDCkS--Hi-yaiue used
trucks: al models. makes and
buy. INTERNATIONAL a4RvEs-
TER. 9O1 Bladensburg I'd. me-. Ii
FORD 1855 s4-ton VS. model; p
$50 with S-ft. express (pickup)
body Practically new: fully
equipped. S1,295. terms. Call Ma.
ss:o077 day or Spruce 3-s7S2 eve
FooRD 81 F-1oo s-cyl. m-ton pick. {
up; fully equip; looks like new:
has 4-speed transmission: turn
SIGNALS. heater. etc.: low mileage
almost new tires: July clearance;
S675. FRANK SMALL Jr.. INC.
1900 Penna. ave. sc. LU. 2-9s27
CHEVY so h.ton panel; excellent
DIAMOND I TRACTOR, 1850; new
METRO "A q; best offer. No dealers
rom '5i k-ton panel; pipe rack
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GMC ie6s; stake body, l-ton truck;
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GMc DUMP TRUCK .5s; good con.
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pSFsEE tST Sslcs roM sSls Nm M sa29s TasrR In
ternational K7 tractor with aux
Hilary transmission. VIII trade or
FORD 1851 h-ton, pickup for sale:
good condition; best offer. Call
CHEVROLET AS 2-ton; fiat body
new motor, in AL cond. Call RA.
6-3335 or SP. 3-9025. LIZ
Evening star., 1955-07-16
PLYMOUTHS

ilHcU1hs III osrIl ooaysrsiOIes' aysSonna1k "a. o
drs.; various color combination
and equipment; all low mileAge
New-car title and warranty. Twice.
Evening star., 1955-07-16
w'rRFRoNT PROP. FOR RENT

JUST COMPLETED, 3 lovely apts.;
beach overlooking stnepuxent Bay,
sn suitable fsr snail @ or lArse famiis.
BAY RIDGE, ND. - 3-bedroom, q
bath. furnished cottage, with
screened porch; sleeps z; suitable
for z couples: private beach; chss-
Drive to IL Wainwright Saturday
or Sunday, or call evenings. MISS
BAGWELL. EX. 3-4700. rs
WOODLAND BEACH. % mi. D. c.
Mod. furn. cottages. sandy, netted
beach. mined. poss. co. 3-2i72,
EPPING FoREsT--2 bedrms., also
apt. for two. Call JU. 5-siS7:
BAY-FRoNT COTTAGE ANIL,
avail august ! on. MRS. YEN
DELL shadyside. Nd. West River
ORANGE COUNTY, N. Y-on pri-
yate mountain lake; cottage furn,
for 6: tile bath. mod. kit.. boat;
nns for children. Ju. 9-s201.
$50 PER WEEK and up for very
nice cottages near beach with al
utilities included. Woodland Beach
or Selby-on-the-Bay. only 45 min
uteS from D. G. co. 3-9323. MIS-
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SeIby once, on Rte. 214 Central
ave ext.). KAY REALTY co.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. PORT REPUB-
Lie. MD.-Fufn. cottages for rent.
immed. By wk. to college grads. Or
ganized recreation, community bldg.
Nr. = mi. of sandy bay beach. 4 -
mi beyond Prince Frederick. Drive
down any time or phone RUTH
MATTESON. Prince Frederick 155.
SELBY-ON-THE-BAY-cottage for
rent. bedrms., liT. rm.. kitchen
and bath; August only: $50 week
Call JU. S-4697. -17
3-BEDRM. COTTAGE, Cedar Hurst
Beach. Nd, 81 mi. D. c.. on the
bay; ali mod. cows: ige. screened
porch; outside. firepl.: fishing. crab
bing; safe swimming, pvt. hartor;
avail. July ~. LU. 4-7260, Sun. /:
10. 1-1062 Sat. and weekdays
alter l7
Evening star., 1955-07-16
soATs

FISHING PARTIES, Chesapeake Bay.
EEsssf Cant, KING; 10. 4-5S43.
ends.
sTEELcRAFT. ae-ft.. fair cond. !.
Must sacrifice. PL. 9-2620. III
soft. 1855 steel safticraft EXPRESS
Cruiser. Like new. Fast. Sleeps 8.
200-h.p. chrysler Imperial. SS, $50.
sss tsiaa. Steward Charlie kinr at GSEln- ~.
ai-FooT. . bunks. etc. Hun per-
rs,I fset. IN Must ao5a ssIi this week. 5000.
ee,FooT RICHARDSON CABIN
CRUISER, 71,h.p. Gray marine
ssaa4llsssss. GOOD e0nd.; $1,000. Ia 40.
25.FT. CRUISER. s5 h.p., built
1919. launched 1850. Oak frames.
cedar planked, twin hunks, @
head, sink, fresh water tank. 2
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tinsuishers, COMPASS, life pre-
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REAL FAMILY BOAT ~ steel.
craft: fully fitted; nothins TO buy:
5000; can be financed; trade
,ior sman boat. ia. 8-2025. III
excellent condition; $50, 600; 40
Il. steel ketch, 42-ft. fishing party
hoqseboat HARToE YACHT YARD,
oalesvilie. Md, West River 60l3.
wANTED--sailins auxiliary, 500
III excel. cond, only; must pass
survey. Phone Ex. 3-z652; ewes,
Gibson Island 20. Brokers inyited
CABiN CRUISER. r.add bu,,t: TIL new
is-ft. fiberslass hull; 40-hp. 1855
Mercury. .elec. starter and controls;
many extras: used 1 month";. cost
~, 300. will take $1,000 for quick
sale; CAN Mon. through FRI. wa.
oLD fTR6wN, Is.it. lapstr.is. In.
new new sent, center deck: eonvertibie top.
lseFr. 're'Is5 OLD f%SAMN fsDssrai. run.
about. 25-h.p. Johnson; excel.
s-s22l, or YoBsT COTTAGE. list
ave. selby-on- the Bay. III
al-FT. CABIN BOAT, built IN 1851;
new inboard marine engine: z
punks; excellent condition: $500
See at Pentagon Lagoon, Mr.
JANicAN, or phone OIL. e-o47l.
MAFSy BUILT inboard out6osrd
mafNany cruiser: 16 and 81 IT,;
paees s,art $500 terms arransed,
eo'oA. -NS
Evening star., 1955-07-16
MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIvE MISC.

AIR CONDITIONER, 3-ton, used i
season. trade for car Of equal
value. Po 2-474o or Po. 2-2922
WOODEN PARTS for Ford station
wagon. ti2-'4S; doors, TOP, etc
'63 CHEv. MOTOR, viii install: II
fltS ,46 to "a; SI25. Clarkesviiit
Evening star., 1955-07-16
AUToMosILEs FoR SALE

's4 hardtop coupe: Mere.
tiis s.sons E ani.s: tsis you; soar Sses- Sses-
ton IN this dream car: only
teetion: 30-dny written guarantes
PAUL BROS. (Olds.
WIS. AND KLldcoTT Ct. NV.
KB. 7-130s s-9 Closed sundays
Evening star., 1955-07-16

OLDS '52 sssS" 4-dr. sedan: r. and
or or best ofier. TE. S.3e57. III
must sell by Wednesday: S1.seb or
OIDS '5i s9S" Holiday coupe; q
tone green and ivory: T. and h..
Wv. tires. Hydra: very nice
cond. and appearance: SS95.
MONROE FORD, 500 Wis. ave.
NV. Wo. $4,000. Open ewes.
PACKARD '51 "2o0' 4-dr.: heater
OF this fine car: 30-dav written
soWgsMaN ssSEWgsMnasN srf6HDEIBAkER USE sfERss sSsoo 5ss a.
aye: NV. RA. 6-l122. Omen Sun.
PacRARD iSSs B 1851 4-dr. sedan: Ultra.
os roon finish 1 Tires TH Hea oract. new. v~ Ride
quality car for only $7Q5. Conv
terms arransed. BOWMAN MO.
TORS, 22s Phila; ave., Silver Spring
pMACKi1Rnbl Mc M ssssooi ;is oai-dr.. az mot motor,
good running cond. Best offer., to.
PIYpMSsoSuiTH PIYMsouTH 80 Special de luxe 4-dr.
maroon: ready to go: low On
sell. S495. BOWMAN STUDEBAK.
Err. 1000 Ga ave. NV. RIA. 6-11 1122
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe
sedan: r. and h.: stored 80 mos;
] have been overseas and unable
to use car; very low mileage put
country clubs: 5000 or best otfer