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Henry A. Porr, Jr., Social
Leader and Horsemun

Raj Parr, was the owner of the
good horse Paul Jones, winner
of the Kentucky Derby in 1920
at odds of more than l6 to /,
Mr.. PARIS son, Henry A,
Parr III. for a number of years
was president of the Maryland
Jockey Club, operators of the
Pimlico race track.
Funeral services will be held
at old st. Paul'S Episcopal
Church at 2:30 pm. tomorrow.
Burial will be in Greenmount
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15

Medical Association, the District
Bar, Federal Bar Association ano
the Masons.
Survivors are two sisters, Miss
Gail E. Nelson, who lived with
him at the Seventeenth street
address; Mrs. Lila N. Chandler
5000 Hampden lane, Bethesda
Md. and two brothers. DR.. c.
wv. Nelson, Del Ray, Fla, Balti-
more and Washington. and DR.
Carl F. Nelson, West Palm Beach
Fla.
| Services will be held at 1:3C
pm. Wednesday at Augustans
Lutheran Church, New Hamp-
shire avenue and v street NV
Burial will be in Glenwood Gene
ltery,
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HIT Mrmnrtam

CARTER. ELLA r. AND JOSEPH II. in
loving memory OF my mother, ELLA +
CARTER who passed away seventeen
years ago August u 1888 and my
father JOSEPH II CARTER. who passed
away nine wears ago. April -, i"If.
Called from this world of peace and
rest
Called by God, who knoweth rest
Dear to my memory YOU viii remain
UNIV in heaven we meet again.
DAUGHTER. EDITH
MACKELL. JOSEPH AND ELIZA AT
TRELL, HENRIETTA. In loving memory
OF our mother. father and sister
Father JOSEPH MACKELL who dlcd
August -. 1918 and mother. ELIZA
MACKELL, who died MAY ,. '0"s and
sister HENRIETTA ATTRELL, who died
August 10. 1881
Inc love they gave us through the years
shall from us never depart;
Though they have gone bevond our
reach
They will always be in oar hearts.
LOVING CHILDREN MARTHA ANL
MOORE AND HATTIE RAY GRAND
CHILDREN AND NIECES
TRACEY. AUGUSTUS. In loving mem.
DRY of our beloved father. AUGUSTUS
TRACEY, who passed away seventeen
wears ago today. August 49, 1888
TIL memory fades and life departs,
You Will live forever in Our hearts.
NEWMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15

BALTIMORE, Aug. Is, P.-
Henry A. Parr jr., insurance
executive and a Baltimore So
ciety figure for more than so
years, died at his home here
yesterday :
He was 10 years old.
Mr.. Parr was president and
later chairman of the board of
Maury Donnelly & Parr. In his
spare time, he rode to the
hounds and was interested in
racing.
Mr.. PARIS brother. the late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
Victory Day Observed

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Aug. Is
.(P.-Rhode Island today OBJ
served victory day, a legal holi-
day commemorating Japan's sur
render to the United States IL
years ago in World War II.
Rhode Island is one of two States
that observe the anniversary.
Arkansas celebrates it as World
War II Memorial Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
Henry Wilson, Served
In Wur Shippino Post

CLEARWATER. Fla. Aug. Is
Up. - Henry Clay Wilson. a
member of the War Shipping
Board during World War II
died at his home Saturday.
He was formerly of Oak Park,
ILL.,, where he was western gen
.eral manager for FurnesS- With
ey Steamship Co. He retired
about five years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
FiVe-Star Rank
To Asked for
Billy Mitchell

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IS (P.
The Air Force Association will
ask Congress to award the rank
of General of the Air Force to
the late Billy Mitchell, early
advocate of strategic air power.
In a resolution adopted yester-
day at the close of it's week-long
national convention, the AFA
said 1t would seek the highest
military rank-(five stars)-for
Gen. Mitchell Gin recognition Of
his pioneer role in causing the
acceptance of air power as an
instrument of national policy"
The AFA also decided to petit
ton the Air Force Board for
the correction of military rec
Iords to review the injustice"
done Gen Mitchell at his 1925
court martial for insubordina-
ton.
Theories COnflicted
The resolution said Gen.
Mitchell's court martial convic-
ton was influenced by the con-
Iflict between his air power theo-
rieS and the doctrines then cur
rent in the War and Navy de-
Ipartments. 1t said the 80 years
since the court martial have
proved that Gen. Mitchell's av-
'iation theories were correct and
have now become the corner
stone of national policy.
Gen. Mitchell was convicted
lat a general court martial late
in 1925 of INSTRUMENTATION" and
was sentenced to five years sus-
pension of service and put on
half pay. He resigned his COM
mission in January, 1926.
The court martial arose from
his battle for a separate air force,
which then was a part of the
Regular Army. In September,
1925, just at the time when the
Navy airship Shenandoah crash
ed with large loss of life, Gen.
Mitchell's book Winged De-
Tense" was published in defiance
of War Department orders. The
book charged the Army and Navy
with almost reasonable" NAL
administration of the Nations
air defense, and brought the re-
tort from Admiral Moffett, then
ranking officer in the Navy, that
Gen. Mitchell was "of an I'M
sound mind" and suffering from
"delusions of grandeur"
In major resolution the AFA
asked Congress and the Joint
Chiefs of Staff to reappraise the
present goal of the Air Force
buildup "in the light of latest
intelligence estimates"
Red Buildup Noted
The resolution pointed to evil
dence of increasing Russian air
strength" which, it said, has ito
a large degree nullified" the
United States air armament
timetable.
Other resolutions asked for:
l. A speedup Of the dispersal
of defense industries.
2. The dissemination of facts
about nuclear weapons and tests
to combat fearful misstate-
ments and subversive propa-
ganda."
3. Congressional action on the
construction of bases to house
the projected 137-wing Air Force.
4. Congressional approval of a
"just and equitable program of
survivor benefits for servicemen
and reservists.
5. Flight training within the
Reserve Officers Training Corps.
6. Government action to pro-
vide adequate housing and oe-
pendent medical care for serv-
icemen.
7. Equipment modernization
for the Air Reserve and Air Ma
tional Guard.
8. Action by AFA members to
interest prospective cadets in the
Air Force Academy.
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A. w. Epperson, AZ

OGDEN, Utah, Aug. Is (P.-
Albert Wilson Epperson, A, vice
president of the National Edi-
torial Association, died last night
.of coronary occulsion. He was
owner and publisher of two
weekly newspapers in Utah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
Henry R. Cook, Jr.

BAL T1MORE, Aug. Is (P).-
Henry r. Cook, jr., retired vice
president of the Baltimore Gas
q Electric Co.. died yesterday
at the age of II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
BY the Associated Press

Views on what the ConStitu-
tons freedom of religion clause
means and on whether it is
being properly observed are be-
ing sought by a Senate SUBJ
committee on Constitutional
rights.
Chairman Hennings. Demo-
crat of Missouri, said the sub
committee staff is distributing
a QUESTIONABLE on the subject
ito all persons interested as
we'll as to those who wish to
testify at a week-Iong hearing
scheduled to start october !.
The subcommittee is under
taking an article by article,
clause by clause survey of the
various rights set down in the
Constitution. The religious
clause in the first amendment is
the start.
This clause says Congress
shall make no law respecting an
establishment of religion, or pro-
hibiting the free exercise there
Of"
Full Comment Invited
The QUESTIONABLE, prepared
by Lon Hooker. chief hearings
counsel for the subcommittee, is
not confined to "yess" and mo"
answers. Mr.. Hooker said it in
vites full comment on each ques-
ton to enable the subcommittee
to assemble the cross section of
opinion we desire" Also. he said:
it will help the subcommittee
choose for public testimony "a
limited number of witnesses
representing all the substantial
points of view"
I'm a sensitive matter such as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15

and members OF Lebanon
WI Chapter. No. 20, o. Z. s..
NX are hereby advised OF the
ARA death of Sister ELNORA
SHAW HANSON, on Satur-
" day. August 13 1855. Flu
W. neral services will be held at
800 pm. on Tuesday August 10, at
the HySong Funeral Home, 1900 N ST.
NV.
BETHEL G. COOK. Worthy Matron.
OSTE B. RITTER. Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15

OF Esther Council
No 20 Daughters of America
are requested to attend Serv.
ices for our late sister, NET.
TIE NJ WARREN on Monday
u, 1858. at $50 pm
at the Chevy Chase Funera
O3 Wisconsin ave. NV
HAZEL WOLFE. Councillor.
PHILLIPS Recording secy.
NETTIE NJ. Omcers and mem
bers Of Friendship Chap.
ter. No. u. o. E. S, are re.
duested to attend funera
services for our late sister
NETTIE NJ WARREN or
Monday, August is. 1858. al
pm al the CHEVY CHASE
Home, 5lnl Wisconsin ave
TEAG II THnNEDOnA
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GOSNLLL, CHARLES 81 IN. On ElII-
pital CHARLES S. GOsNELL, ST. Of
1907 23rd st. Sc beloved husband
OF Regina 7 Gosnell tnee Lee! and
father OF Mrs. Gordon II. Scott ana
Charles 6 GosneH. jr,, . and grand
father Of Charles s Gosnen, I'd. Friends
NAV call at the Birch Funeral Home
1904 NJ st. NV. where services VIII
be held on Wednesday, August y. at
II am Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry IN
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nrNnAs. rHELMA ELIZABETH lnee

Ricfardsonl On Sunday. August "A
1855. THELMA ELIZABETH DUNnAs
(nee richardson at Providence Hos
Dundas OF Leonardtown. Md. and
mother of swear old Diane Dundas
also surviving are two sisters. Mrs
Virginia T Redmiies Of Washington;
D. c.. Mrs Lillian r. Truman Of
Brandywine, Nd. and one brother
Jerome W. Richardson OF HugheSy'lle
Md Friends NAV call 81 the MsttinEley
Funeral Home. Ieonardtovn, Md Sery-
ices will be held at 81 Paurs NJ, Z
Church. Wednesday, August ~, a,
II am Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. ld
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1 tg Ne FARM Gsa ' %. Day. I'ia hsa very Mnsas
lasE h. sas. on. W.n CO. Daa eT,a ca..s
Mnhtn; vas,
sw Gas pss ossts. as Billy Issa sAss SIS bsass
EvaN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09

To-day redu; lis wright
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09

1889, WTTG t5l-Best Of
Hollywood. George Brent
Is assigned the task OF trap
ping uona Massey. q saho-
teur. IN the adventure
drama international Lady"
$500, WTOP fsl--The Ray
Milland Show: Fran Benz
nett, a lovesick girl. brings
havoc to the Milland house
hold.
s:3O. WNIAL t7l-T-Men In
Action: The owner of a
bus company rides his own
vehicle to prison after
being found guilty of in
come tax evasion, in q
drama starring Emory Par
nell and Frances Rafferty,.
$3.50, WTOP l9-Climaxl:
Escape From Fear" q
drama Of adventure behind
the Iron Curtain. stars Ho-
ward Duff.
$500. WMAL t7)-So You
Want to Lead q Band?:
Betty Clooney is guest song
stress
$3.50, WRC t4l-Ford Theater:
Edward @. Robinson must
make q choice between A.
nancial power and the love
Of his family, In the drama
q. And Son."
s:30, WMAL ca - Ponds
Theater: Phyllis Love can
not understand the factors
involved In the divorce OF
her mother, Mary Aston.
from Gene Raymond, In
"The Hickory Limb" by
John Van Druten.
$3.50. WTOP (9l--Four Star
Playhouse: Charles Boyer, q
botanist, returns from q
jungle trip to ind Peggy
Maley demanding all hts
money and establishing
herself as the key witness IN
q murder charge against
him. In Stuffed Shirt"
1000, WRC (D-Video The
alter: Penny Serenade.
stars PHYLLIS Thaxter and
Don Taylor.
1880, WTTG tS)--Photo Show:
Instructions for amateur
photoRraphers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09

7..3O, WTTG (5)--Million Dol
lar Movie: A wealthy miser
is trapped by his past. In
Ruthless" starring Diana
Lynn and Zachary Scott.
$3.50, WRC tN--Life Of Riley:
Wesley Morgan carries out
the advice Of William
Bendix by leaving home TO
find a Job.
$3.50, WMAL t7,--Ray Bolger
Show: The star imper-
sonates Q bronco buster to
further o romance.
$500, WTOP ts)--Playhouse
Of stars: A young wife keeps
o terror filled vigil over her
invalid sister during Q storm
In Man Out Of the Rain"
starring Phyllis Thaxter
and Skip Homeier.
$3.50, WTTG B)-Hollywood
Offbeat: Meivyn Douglas
stars In 1.-THE Trial"
$50. wTOP ts)-our Miss
Brooks: Eve Arden saves
her principal and q fellow
teacher from q mad killer.
ESQ. WArAL (D-The Wise:
Christopher Lee kills the
daughter Of his publisher
and places the blame on
another as Q means OF
furthering his journalism
career, in THE Final
Column"
1880, WNfAL t7)--Mr. District
Attorney: David Brian
plants fiuorescent powder In
the safes Of supermarkets
to trap a gang Of thieves.
1000. WRC (l)--Cavalcade Of
Sports: Lightweights Duilio
Loi and Glen Flanagan.
1880, WToP ts)--Person to
Person: Visits with Admiral
Lewis L. Strauss. chairman,
Atomic Energy Commission,
and Actress Helen Hayes.
fO.3O. WMAL "a - Where
Were Your A recreation
of the year 1910.
11;20, WMAL l7)-Seven Star
Theater: Martha Hunt stars
in MY Sister and l." .
mystery,
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and HiqhIiqhts for Saturday, Jonu

1900, WTOP t9)--Big Top:
The fourth anniversary
show, with Helmuth Guen-
ther, wire balancer: three
giant elephants, the Tiri-
bling Wazzan Troupe and Q
surprise horse act.
1880, WTOP t9)---Inquiring
Editor: Alfred Friendly
questions students at Mont
eornery Blair High School
on current local, national
and international events.
$500, WRC tl)--Professional
Basketball: Philadelphia vs..
Milwaukee.
3:eo, WTOP t9)--Coliege Bas-
kethall; Illinois vs.. Ohio
State.
1880. WTTG t5)--Death VAL
ley Days: The story Of o
beautiful woman's search
for love and happiness In
1858 is portrayed In Lola
Montez," starring Paula
Morgan and James Liiburn.
500 wTOP t9) - Jackie
Gleason Show: The star re-
turns from q vacation. with
Art Carney, Audrey Mead
ows and the June Taylor
Dancers.
$500. WTTG 80 - Million
Dollar Movie: A wealthy
miser Is trapped by his past.
In Ruthless" starring
Diana Lynn and Zachary
Scott.
$500, WRC tl)--Max Lieb-
man Presents: Victor Her
bert's Naughty Marietta"
with Patrice Munsei and
Alfred Drake.
1890, VITO l5)--wrestling:
From Chicago.
ll:25, WTOP t9I--The Late
SHOW: A scholarship TO coli
lege is enough to keep q
basketball star going, until
he finds an easy way TO
get more money. In The
Basketball Fix" starring
John ireland, vanessa
Brown and Marshall
Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09

7:00. WRC (ll-Today: From
Miami Beach.
1l:00, WRC tll--Home: From
San Francisco.
2:4S, WRC ll)-Gene Archer:
In q new weekday proglNm
Of music and interviews.
7:OO, WTOP t9)-Janet Dean:
Ella Raines helps Q friend
convince his grandfather
there are other good profess
sions besides that Of law.
1850, WTTG t1--Million DOL
lar Movie; A wealthy miser
Is trapped by his past. ID
Ruthless" starring Diana
Lynn and Zachary Scott.
$500, WRC (l) - Producers
Showcase: yellow Jack. :
the story Of the fight against
yellow fever, stars Lorne
Green, Dennis OKeefe
Raymond Massey, Dane
Clark, Eva Marie Saint and
Wally Cox.
SOC, WTOP t9)--Burns and
Allen: George sprains his
ankle to avoid being part Of
1 publicity stunt planned By
Oracle and an agent.
$3.50, WMAL t7)--voice Of
Firestone: Baritone Robert
Merrill sings the "Toreadoi
Song" from Bizet's Gar
men," and I'm Falling II
Love With Someone" from
Herbert's Naughty Mari
eta"
$500, WTOP Oh Love Lucy
Lucille Ball and Desi Arna7
pack for q trip to California
$3.50, WTOP (9)--Decembel
Bride: An expensive paint
ing from an art gallery IA
/. used TO discourage Spring
Byington's new hobby.
$3.50, WMAL ca - Boxing
Teatherweights Rudy Garcia
and Bobby Bell.
$3.50, WTTG 80 - Boxing
Welterweights Hector Con-
stance and Johnny Brown.
1900, WTOP (9)-Studio One:
A grandmother gives her
grandson q lesson In living,
In "How to Grow Young.
starring Cathleen Nesbitt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09

1900, WTOP (9)--Ramar of
the Jungle: Jon Hall risks
his life to keep power-mad
adventures from supplying
natives with munitions.
1850, WMAL (7)--Disneyland i
Part II Of Treasure Is
land" with Bobby Driscoll.
1880, WTTG l5)--Million DOL
lar Movie: A wealthy miser
is trapped by his past, in
Ruthless" starring Diana
Lynn and Zachary Scott.
$500. WRC t4)--I Married
Joan: A matinee idol is
employed by Joan Davis to
WOO her star-struck maid. !.
S:3e, WMAL t7sStu Erwin
show: The star helps SON.
in-law Martin Miner re-
cover q collapsing farm
house.
$3.50, WRC (4)--My Little
Margie: Gale Storm believes
she Is q witness to murder
in Bermuda when she be-
comes an accidental peeping
Tom.
1890. WTTG t5)--Royal The
ater:: A woman meets q
tragic fate In the Nations
Capital, In ''Unwritten Col
umn," starring Virginia
Farmer.
1850. WAdAL (7l--Wrestling:
From Hollywood.
1850, WRC (ll-Big Town:
Mark Stevens seeks the
truth In the story Of q
school teacher whose sus-
pension for striking q pupil
has enraged the town.
1850. WTTG ts)-counter-
point: A meek college pro-
lessor discovers that his
course In criminology is Of
more than Just academic
Importance. IN "The Good
Turn" starring George
Macready and Rita johnson.
1I:2e. WnEAL t7I-Seven star
Theater: The Housekeep-
er's Dauehter.s q comedy.
stars Joan Bennett. Adolphe
Meniou and Victor Mature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09

$500, WTOP t9)-Actioni:
Joe Palocka tries to raise
funds for q needy boys club
after he is tricked by q
wealthy socialite.
1880, WMAL t7)-Cavalcade
Of America: Dan O'Herlihy
stars as young Nathaniel
Hawthorne In the drama,
"A Romance to Remenn-
ber."
$500, WRC (4)--Milton Berle
Show: Guests are Dagmar.
Hedda Hopper and Vincent
Price.
$500, WTOP (9l--Life With
Father. Leon Ames sue
cumbs to the salesmanship
of q door-to- door peddler.
$3.50, WTTG (5)-Stndio 81:
A uranium prospector en-
counters the age-old BUSH
ness Of claim jumping, In
"The Big Jump" starring
Nancy Gates and Don Hag-
gerty.
$3.50, WMAL az Twenty
Questions: Kenneth g.
Bartlett. author and edu-
Gator, Is guest.
$3.50, WTOP (9)--Halls of
Ivy: A bed-ridden Ronald
Colman has a surprise for
Bonita Hume when she re-
turns from q thermometer
search.
$500, WRC (4)-Fireside The
alter: A young widow and
a police sergeant conduct
their romance over the
phone, in Sergeant Sulli-
van Speaking" starring
William Bendix and Joan
Blondell.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Circle Thea
ter: "Fhe Fatal Trap" por-
trays the efforts Of q mother
to marry her daughter into
wealth. Jessie Royce Lam
dis and Nita Talbot star.
$3.50, WMAL t7)--Elgin Hour:
Kim Stanley, John Ireland
and Jarmila Novotna star
in 1.-THE Bridge" q drama
about wartime France.
1890. WTTG (5)-Wrestling
From Baltimore.
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bridge. dual control; ready for any
trip: shipsto-shore radio. WIN take
Q trade. TU. $4,000. -
WAGKMAKER 1x-ft. runabout. 40
hip. Mercury engine: trailer: all
seen ct 4S17 Dorset ave. Chevy
Chase, Nd, ewes. after $50.
FISHING Parties, chesapeake Bay,
reser CAPT. KING. Lo.. 4-5Sl3.
daytime: WA 7-41e2. nishts. week
ends.
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TRUCKS EoR SALE

FORD "a h-ton panel: 5000 miles
only; Ike new. Reas. By OWNER.
Al UsEb TR1Gks. Hi-value used
trucks: all models. makes and siEes.
See our selection before you buy.
INTERNATIONAL HAHVEgTEN,
Dol Bladensburs rd. ne. Ii. 4
DODGE ~ Iston package delivery:
good rubber. clean; reasonable. RA.
rHxMks 81. N-ton panel: heater;
good tires: ideal for light delivery;
Oldest oSss; FORD Ford Hesisnr. ini5soo 300 iSsh Tsn; q.
nv. N0. 7-1lI1. Open ewes. I'LL D:
INTERNATIONAL ss-ton pickup:
geo ! tires; s7aS s2IS os szs essss onsr. 1928
FROZEN FOOD BODY
Chev. '52 2-ton: 6.25 tires with H.
It. hackney insulated body. h.p:
compressor, 3 phase 3 Kold.Hold
plates: S2.315. NO. 7-7I00. --31
FORD '53 F-600 dump with 3-yd,
body, cab, shield, 2-speed rear and
S.25x20 tires: this truck Is ready
for work: S1,695.
PARKWAY-FORD
305l M ST. NV. Ap. s-01s6
CLOSED SUNDAY, SEE MONDAY
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

Of tires. 71Ox15.. In
good condition, Must be reasonable.
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'sHOMESITES''
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER wants lots or acreage
with sewer and water available
In nearby Md. or Va. for i'm
mediate start; have substantial
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR SCOOTER. Allstate, "a; ex-
eel. cond; good tires, Call OWNER.
Best offer. ia. 7-g400. Ext. 773.
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AvIATloN

WANTED, 2-place side by-side air.
craft. near $500. WILLIAMSON,
at pI. 7-22i6; aft. $40 Pm. HC.
2-4G43, -
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AuToMoelLEs ron sAlE

cHEvROLET 1855: 2-tone green,
1000 original miles: equipped
owners name on request. Qnll
"a. 6e ave-. SSsn sIiSssT = sDE.. j Mya3 Md.. 30. Y.
CHEVTROLET SO Bel Air sedan: r
and b.. beautiful 2-tone tan finish
FORD. 800 wis. ave. NV. Wo. 8.
20OQ. Open ewes. TIL 8 pm.
cHEVROLETs-'6i Bel Air coupe,
Pouerglide, :, and b., S7eg; '53 A.
Powerrlids. si. de- j. e and E.. 81 zee: s5S
station wagon Bel Air VS.. So. .299.
HORNER'S COR. Buick Dealer.
Fla. ave. ne. ct 9Th. Ii. 6-6464.
1854 Bel Air sport
cpe.: positively outstanding. at
tractiye 2-tone beige and green
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