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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-11
Assessments
PrettyGood'

Washington is in "a little better
shape" on real estate assessments
than many other cities, according
to the expert hired by the Dis
trict Commissioners to tell them
how to improve the situation.
Leaving Washington for Buff
falo. N. Y. Cuthbert E. Reeves
conferred for an hour with the
Commissioners late yesterday
and promised to send them q
written report sometime next
week.
The session came as he ended
a two-day $500 survey Of the
Districts assessment practices.
They have been under strong
fire from the House Appropria-
tons subcommittee handling the
city's budget for the next fiscal
year.
Although the commissioners
would make no comment. Mr..
Reeves declared the Districts
records ARE pretty good"
However. he said, assessing
techniques could be improved.
His comment came as he recalled
telling Boston it was the worst
assessed city in the country and
recommending a general reas-
sessment by a reorganized staff
of assessors.
Mr.. Reeves was hired here as
Congressional budget critics as
sailed the Districts failure to
reassess some areas for 20 or 80
years and threatened to call for
a fast. general reassesment by
an outside firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-11
DEATHS REPORTED
(From D. C. Health Department.

William A. Fawcett. SO. 44os Bowen I'd.
Edith Peter, SIS, washington.
Minnie A. strassnef, 82. Bellevue Hotel
Reno Pizza. 72. 2901 18th st. ne.
Herman F. Wendorf, 20. Arlington Va.
Edmond Baldwin. 6e. 3l22 18th st. n.e.
Howard Knox, 81, 6219 18th st; NV.
Eatexea Zografldes, so. 8210 Broad
william r. Atkinson, IS. Arlington. Va.
Eloise s. Campbell 40. Annandaie, Va.
Virginia J. Lola. 40. 431 Mellon ct. Sc.
John L. Douglas, 46, 24S0 10th st. NV.
William J. Logsdon. SO. 1925 G st. NV.
Alex v. Cabassa, "a. Bronx. N. Y.
George H. Broadly. 76. 1907 Randolph
James Marshall. 70, 1877 d st. SO.
James A. Lesgett, "a 323 56th st. ne.
Marcellus r. Butler. 70. Washington.
Lizzie Williams. -73. 1888 9th st. NV.
Alice Latney. .6s. 3517 10th st. NV
James r. Butler. 81. 40 Virginia ave.
James Woods. "A. es5 South Carolina
Joseph r. Prioleau. 40. Sl1 Florida ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-11
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Cool and comfortable pontie eird1e Of fine
royon and cotton mesh. Self seominq2 at
top and bottom. Removable crotch and
eorters. White in sizes small, medium and
large. o"
Evening star., 1955-03-11
Stanley ReneWs Plea
For u. s. 10 Abandon
Gasoline Tax Field

RICHMOND, Mar. IL. - Gov.
Stanley yesterday reaffirmed his
belief that Federal withdrawal
from the motor fuel tax field
would largely solve our high
way problems"
The Governors Office released
O copy Of his letter to Senator
Gore of Tennessee. chairman of
the subcommittee on public roads
of the Senate Public Works Com
mittee.
Senator Gore polled the Gov
ernors of the 48 States earlier
this week concerning their views
as to the ability and present
inclination" of their States to
match and implement Federal
funds under highway proposals
pending before the subcommit-
tee.
His committee is considering
President Eisenhower's plan for
a huge 10-year Federal-State
highway modernization program,
and his rival proposal for an
increase in the present Federal
aid highway program. Both pro-
posals would entail larger State
outlays.
AS for the proposal submitted
by Senator Gore, Gov. Stanley
said it would appear extremely
doubtful that this State would
be in position. from present
revenues, to match the proposed
increases"
In kilograms to the Governors,
Senator Gore explained that he
proposed nearly to double the
$875 million annual Federal
highway ALLEGATION provided for
the fiscal year beginning July l..
The States would continue to
match most of the Federal
funds on a $3.50 basis. 1t has
been estimated Virginia would
get approximately $31 million
annually. If matched, under the
Gore proposal.
Evening star., 1955-03-11
BY Moy MeGroY

Federal Communications Com
mission attorneys do not want to
call of the 5la-month-old Lamb
hearings. Instead. they want to
call publisher-broadcaster Ed
ward o. Lamb to the stand.
In an answer filed yesterday
to a Lamb motion that the pro-
ceedings be dismissed, the attor-
neys contended that in the first
place it was not within the power
of FEC Examiner Herbert Sharf-
man to take such action.
In the second place. they as
serted, even if he could. the dis
missal would be premature, since
"it is necessary that Mr.. Lamb
be called" to testify on the matter
of his alleged Communist afilia-
tions.
One of the reasons why Mr..
Lambs application for renewal
of his license for radio-TV sta
ton WICU in Erie, Pa, has been
delayed is that on previous ap-
plications to the FEC. he is
charged with "misrepresenting"
his previous political associations,
Question Government Case
Lamb ATTORNEYS declared in a
motion filed last week that "the
record contains no evidence that
Edward Lamb misrepresented or
concealed facts from the COM
mission" They also said the
Government had failed to make
its case.
Their bid for what amounted
to a directed verdict" in favor
of Mr.. Lamb gained strength
from the fact that two Govern
ment witnesses, Mrs. Marie Nat
Wig and Lowell Watson. had
changed their testimony in re-
turn appearances on the stand.
Both cited coercion" on the part
of FEC attorneys as the reason
for previous testimony linking
Mr.. Lamb to Red causes. Mrs.
Natvig was indicted by a Federal
grand jury last Monday on nine
counts of perjury, all relating to
her recanting testimony.
1T may well be that the testi-
Evening star., 1955-03-11
|FCCWonts Lamb to Testify,
Opposes Plea to End Hearings

/ mony by Mr.. Lamb win serve
to dispel presently outstanding
questions. but whether this viii
be the case can be determined
only In the light Of such testi-
mony ITSELF" said the Govern
ment brief. It was signed by
FEC Counsel Joseph M. Kittner,
Edward j. Brown. Ashbrook P.
Bryant and Thomas B. Fitz-
patrick.
When Mr.. Kittner first sue-
gested just before the present
recess that the Government
might call Mr.. Lamb. Russell
Morton Brown, Lambs attorney
shouted that Mr.. Lamb had
begged" the FEC for a chance
to be heard.
Will Be Last Witness.
The FEC reply indicated that
Mr.. Lamb who as a spectator
at the hearings once called a
Government attorney "a rat
would be the last Government
witness.
FEC counsel also demanded
that Mr.. Lamb still be held
accountable for statements he
made in District Court about
FEC methods in the case. Mr..
Lamb told the court. the reply
says. that at least three in
vestigators attempted to induce
people in Ohio and Pennsylvania
falsely to testify" that Lamb
had Communist affiliations and
offered bribes in the process.
Also, FFC counsel said, ''Mr.
Lamb charged FEC investigators
with saying publicly I'VE are
Evening star., 1955-03-11
Driver Held for Action
In Fatal Collision

Raymond r. Cheek. Of the
TOO block Of Ninth street NV,
today was being held for the
action of Municipal Court on
homicide charges. growing out
of q fatal accident Saturday
night.
He was ordered held yesterday
by a coroner's jury under the
negligent homicide act.
Killed in the collision at Bla-
densburg road and New York
avenue NE. was Turner Pearson.
SO, 5301 Greenway drive. Hyatts-
vile. Md.
Evening star., 1955-03-11

going to get Lamb and take
WICU away from him."
Finally. according to the FEC.
Mr.. Lamb said that their in
vestigators "unsuccessfully solic-
tied false testimony designed to
impair Lambs personal reputa-
ton and integrity"
The hearings, said to be the
stormiest in FEC history. and
also the first to involve Red
charges. went on for A days
when Russell Morton Brown
asked for time out to make a
motion to end them.
Mr.. Sharfman has set next
Wednesday as the day for oral
arguments on the matter of
shutting off the hearings and
granting Mr.. Lamb renewal of
his license.
Evening star., 1955-03-11
Session Of Cabinet
To Hear Nixon, Dulles

President Eisenhower met with
his cabinet for a travelogue ses-
sion today.
White House Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty said only two
items were on the agenda for the
cabinet meeting. They were re-
ports by Vice President Nixon
and Secretary of State Dulles on
their recent travels.
Mr.. Nixon has just returned
from a trip to several Caribbean
countries. Mr.. Dulles has just
come back from the Far East,
where he attended the Bangkok
conference and conferred with
Generalissimo Chang Kai-shek
on Formosa.
Evening star., 1955-03-11
Severn NuvuI Chief
Ordered to Pucific

ANNAPOLIS. Mar. 11.-Capt.
Howard c. Corey, who has been
chief Of staff of the Severn
River Naval Command and ad-
ministrative aide to the superin-
tendent of the Naval Academy
since September. 1852, has been
ordered to the Pacific Fleet.
He will become commander of
Escort Destroyer Squadron 1
after leaving Annapolis some
time next month.
A 1880 Naval Academy gradu-
ate, he served in the Pacific dur
ing World War II and was
awarded the Navy Cross. the
Silver Star and the Bronze Star.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-16
Veterans Administration
IMPORTATION SERVICE

QUESTIONS AND AN3WERS
o. am taking Korean CT farm
training, and my monthly CT
allowances so far have been
reduced twice. Under the new
law calling for top allowance
rates for the first year, will
VA make a retroactive adjust
ment, paying me the difference
between what / received so far
and what ! would have re-
ceived under the new system
A-Under the law. retroactive ad-
justments will not be made.
But. beginning in October,
your monthly allowances will
be refigured under the new
system. You will receive the
maximum allowance rate for
the rest of your first year in
training, after which your
checks will be reduced at four
month intervals.
Q-I am getting a VA pension, and
/ recently inherited enough
money to push my yearly in
come above the limit set for
pensions. Am / supposed to re-
port this fact to the VA?
Ayes. You should promptly re-
port your additional income.
so that VA can discontinue
your pension payments. If
you do not report it, you may
find yourself hard put, later
on. to repay STABLE sum of
money to the VA.
Q-I have a World War II CT term
insurance policy. Is it possi-
BILE TO convert just part of it
to a permanent plan. or must
I convert all of it at once?
Aft you wish, you may convert
only part of your CT term in
surance to permanent insur-
ance. However, the insurance
must be converted in multiples
of $500, and the minimum
amount that may be converted
is $1,000. p
Q-I plan to start school this fall
under the Korean CT Bill.
Would ii be possible for me to
receive my CT allowance pay
in advance, before I start
class?
Under the law, the allow
ances are paid some time after
the end of each month of
training completed, and not be-
fore. Furthermore, after the
end of the month, you and your
school will have to sign GER
tification stating you were in
class all month. VA is allowed
up to 20 days, after receipt of
that certification, to send your
check.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-16
Sussex County
Real Estate Transfers

From Nina Perry, Seaford. TO
charles and Sarah Apter, south y
of lot 81. Seaford.
From Donoho and Melba Robin
son TO Charles and Sarah Apter,
seaford, LOT &c. Seaford Hundred.
From Edith and RidgeIy Ward
to IersheI and Gladys Watkins.
no K 100 K 150 K lie $50,
Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred
From Bernise aad Robert Brock.
Virginia and David Johns to Mt
Pisgah African Methodist Episco-
pal Trustees. $3.50 square feet,
Little Greek Hundred.
From Consiglia and John Vitulli
70 Smith U. Henry, 1922 acres.
Little Creek Hundred
From Harold and Marie Suggs,
New York, to Grace and Earl Toi-
son, Milton, 1/s acre. 5000 square
feet, Milton.
From James and Dorothy Tru-
lit. Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred.
to John and Della Harrington.
74A' 1875 K Ga K 125 2/3', Lewes
and Rehoboth Hundred.
From Essie and Charles Ander-
son. Bridgeville, to the Town of
Bridgeville, 4s,960 square feet,
Bridgeville
From Essie and Charles Ander-
son, Bridgeville. to Delaware State
Board of Education, 8.5 acres,
Bridgeville
From Mabel Hayden to Anna
Kitchens McGee- Dewey Beach, 2.5'
so 2.5' so, Lewes and Reho-
both Hundred.
From George Williams, Sr.,
Miilsboro. TO George Williams, Jr.,
Millsboro, 1928 100 224A K
III, Millsboro.
From Wilbur and Anna Frying,
Seaford- to Philip Rawlins. Sea-
ford, lot 6. Seaford Hundred.
From Harley and Ida White,
Millsboro, 10 Raymond and Elsie
Butler. Stockiey. 25 acres, Days
boro Hundred.
From Wilson and Edna Camp
bell, Dagsboro Hundred, to Pash
er and Beatrice Hudson. Dagsboro
Hundred, lot 81. Dagsboro Hun
dred.
From Mihous and Louise Can
non, Margaret Allendar to Cliff
ford and Dorothy Niblett. Little
Greek Hundred. 21 acres, II perch
es. Little Greek Hundred.
From Hattie Hartzell, Bridge
Vile, TO George and Albert Hart
zell. Bridgeville, 40 acres. North
west Fork Hundred.
From Russell and Anna Der
rickson. Washington, ID. c., to 10
mar and Frances Booker. Will
mington, lot 90, block 8, Bethany
Beach.
From Minneita Thomapson. to
Homer and Frances Booker, Will
mington, lot 81. block 3, Bethany
Beach.
From Alton and Rodie Russo,
Dagsboro, to Flo Stiltz. Whining
ton, 5000 square feet, Dagsboro
Hundred.
From Russell and Laura Conn
TO Mabel Halter, 10.994 square
feet and 76' 1O0' K 106' 40.
Frankford.
From George and Marian OF
we'll. Laurel, to Clarence and
Charlotte Whaley. Laurel, 10 acres
and 3 acres, As rods, Broad Greek
Hundred
From Mary and John Wagamon,
Georgetown, to Rodney and Elinor
King, Georgetown, lots 29 and 80,
Georgetown Hundred.
From Alice Primrose, Baltimore,
TO Walter Jones, Bridgeville, 39.5
acres and 1875 acres, Indian River
Hundred
From Willis and Dorothy Tull,
Dover, to John and Peggy Mervine.
Greenwood. so 321' go x 321'.
Greenwood.
From Bay Vista, Inc, George
town, to Walter and Mildred Shank.
West Chester, Pa, units 27 and 2S,
Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred.
From Jennie Gray, Rehoboth. to
Everett and Thelma Thomas, Re
hoboth, lot IL. block f, Lewes and !
Rehoboth Hundred.
From John and Peggy Mervine.
Nantieoke Hundred. to, Everett and
Catherine Isaacs, Northwest Fork
Hundred. acres. Northwest Fork
Hundred
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-16
WILD FRONTIERSMAN

PENDLETON, Ore. -(P)- When
Municipal Judge Jack Lee was told
by a vagrant that his name was
David Crockett, the Judge knew
what to do: "Go to Hollywood" the
Judge said, where you might find
employment" Then he gave him
an hour to start.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-16

Plenty OF Free Parking For Van
Sewers Customers In Harrison's
Parking Lot On French ST. Near 9th
Evening star., 1955-11-25
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE


oLDS 1854 SUPER "eer; power
Wv. tires, tinted sisss, Must sac
rihes. After 9 p.n1s Tu. 2-9g57.
oLDs 1881 convertible; beautiful
green with new black top: fully
eauipped; radio. heater and nydTa.
EMERsoN & oRME (Buickl,
1899 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. a-2400. --so
OLDS I55 aSSi Holiday eoupes; 3 to
choose from, all fully equipped: one
owner: sold and servieed by us
WHAT a buy. Your choice. only
S2.bQ5: safety tested for your pro-
tection: 30-day warranty.
PAUL BROS. (Oids)
WIS. AND ELLIcQTT ST NV.
KE. 7-130S 0-9 Closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1955-11-25
AUfoMoIILrs FoR sALE

NASH ,5a Ambassador hardtop
Country club; shiny rust and Ivory
nnish. hydEe and b, rselinirs
leather and nylon upholskery: >
Ton eoRP. IN; indoea as. shoMroos,. %
20i5 n Moore ST., ATi. fRosslspl
Va. IA. S-3031. -20
NASH "a Rambler Custom 4-door
sedan. beautiful s-tone Caribbean
blue and snoNberry white. fully
ecu o.; r. and b /. oyerdF.. bed re-
eiinina seats: Continental tire:
factory bonded and regissered Tes; I;
ARLINGTON CORP, Indoor SHOW.
room. a0l5 NJ Mocfe ST. Afi
tRosslyn1. Va. ia. S-3030, --2h
NASH 81 rambler eony.: oyerdr. =,
b oaraaed. New in appearance
Evening star., 1955-11-25
AUroMoslLEs ron SALE

ODDS. so Yes, g-doer. n. and h..
i Es .MSiosTTio.iRs; II Ti.i I isih & and /. !. sse.
ne. Ia. 6-e63o.
0LDsM0BILE 1850 4-dr.; 2 and h.,
hydramatic. $4,000 orig. MI; pvt.
owner: $3.50 or best offer. EN.
a-ahAa --cG
Evening star., 1955-11-25
AUTOMOBILES ION sALR.

MERCURY 81 sedan; Light eray.
| tfhorouGhly Yeeondftioned Inside ent
out; fully equipped; Mereomatit
| fFefk.. only S6o7. EMERSON 3
oRME Buick. 1899 p. ave. Sc.
MERCURY i94s VS. 4-door: z. and
n. Today only, Si45,
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 i3th ST, sII.. sPG. JU. 5-6ie6
MERCURY 1851 station WAGON; r
il. This unit Is oufslandinz III ever
auaranteeds Sf4s. eARIiN6ToN
MOTOR co. tFcRDl. 1917 n
Moore st., Aria Va. IA. 7-ssss .,I
MERCURY 1850 4-dr.; r h.. over:
IS SIS down. TOWN Il coUNTRS
SALES. 5336 wis ave. n W., Wo
10000 Open o.
N. q. IS TF-l500 roadster; wift
wneeiS. Wv, tires.. turn signals,
like new, 6.OU0 actual miles; 81 .69a
cash tEsds tsd Or t.,I,,1 terms ~ ghtdIEI 81,
np Ts'. chiiIam. ia Nd shs Hh. s.;sss ~ s; 4;
MIG 1881 I'd: % 00t actual miles
good cond.. SS45. JOE HEISHNAN's
aal2 Jefferson Davis hwyrAsl. VA
| n. Gs '4s through '55 models: "rcs,
IDS. IT'S: outstandirR one-ownei
ears, recent trade-ins on new M. O.
As. Always the larsest selection o.
exceptional Imported cars At salt
prices. We finance at bank rates.
| Dealer for Austin Of England. Aus
| tin HeAley. M, O., NJ. 0.-Magnette.
Hillmans Sunbeam, Porsehe. Mer'
cedes. Benz, Morris Minor, WHY'S,
MANHATTAN AUTO. ING; tEst
1910, 7th at = sts; nv NO. z.
200; BRANCH sa!ss; ssss 1910 King st-
NASH ,lt 2.1oel. yl4s; lmmacu.
nssstleas' Iass sEoRD w slsSe S.sltS - 20.
NASH 81 Custom Rambler station
wagon radio, heater; immaculate
condition: one owner: teFrific tam:
tly car. only Sh9S: safety tested
for your protection: a0-day writ.
PAUL BROS. lOlds)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST NV.
IKE 9-isos 90 Closed sunSasi
NASH '55s: company ana factory
ofiicial cars. hardtops and 4-doora-
VSs and 6s; many equip. with air
cpnditioning and other power
ssIig ss.g is ssPs so efissS snS a. sis nA sas AR
LINdToN CORR. Indoor show,
room, s01h n Moore ST.. All
fRossivnJ. Va. IA S-3n.i0 IA Y
NASH ,4ass to sis clearance sale
Ambassadors and Statesmans; vide
choice q eqgin and 4 doors
ERsnInoToN III Iss VsS CORR e indoor door SHOW
tRosslynI va. "a. e-303A. --sii
NASH ,5l Rambler cony.i blue fin.
ish; r. and h., dir. sig. seat GOV.
ers: engine has Just been complete
" oyefhauled good TOP; S34h
NASH ARLINGTON CORE. lndo9f
l SRosslynl va. IA ssa030 ---aa
NASH 1851 Ambassador 4-dr. sedan;
beise, interior spotless, tires prac-
ticsiiy new, equipped with .weather-
Eve heater and defroster, also
hrdra drive. GO for q test drive
and you'll take It home: S44b. IS
Stohlman Chevrolet
1901 N ST; NV -.
Pc. a-aa1s AD: 2-1nA1
NASH 80 Statesman 4-dr,: S3oo. IA
conservative 3-tone brown with
Weafher-Kye, radio and bed, me-
ehantcally sound. pleasing to the
eye. II will give thousands lof miles
Of GOOD service. S9S dIl. ana 4nspee-
tiotl guaranteed 1t WILLIAMS q
HAKER. Nash HeadauarterS for
IS years" 2sth and n sts. n.w4s
no. a.aTQ0,
NASH i4a Ambassador DR.. Il. and
a.. $3.50 or best oiier. LU. 4-3giS
NASH 1850 little d luxe; IKE new:
sacrffice. terms, SEQ down. Call me
today--get car tomorrow. Mr.. RO-
PER. LA, 6-s700.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
- CARR Carl MOTORS
1913 PA. AVE. Sc.

MERCURY 1885 Monterey hardtop
eonyertible. @-tone black and ivory
white: I. and n, Wv. tires: tinted
ssfefy eiass, Vinyl de luxe uphol-
stery: conventional drive. new-eaI
lsEKCuRY 1854 hardtop convertible.
gIeaminK black finish spotless IN
terror. radio. heater and gas-saFing
oyerdrive: only 81 .569. MQohE-
Deaiers S03S wis. ave. n.w.s BY
1900. 4400 Conn aFe. nv IN.
liERScfgkY fa5s Monfciair rony. !,
fuliy eatIipned. power steering and
brakes. Low mileage. AD. 4-atpl
. 10 5. 4
Evening star., 1955-11-25
AUToNAoBlLEs FOR SALE


0LDsMOBfLE 81 -.esn 4-dr.:; hy-
dra.. +. and h S7ee; s6i "Ss. A.
ag., hydTa;; and B.. 7tg; Hoks Hss
ave. ne. al 9th IL. 6.a4tf. --sa
OLDs 1886 de luxe "Ss" 4-dr.
hydra, r and h.. 1.owner car in
excellent condition. $5e5.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
s0an 18th ST, sIl. sPG. yu. 6-1ise
cIDs 65 Super aas.' convertible
coupe: hydramhtie.. radio. heater.
poWtr steering and power brakes;
tinted glass, w.N. tires. beautiful
2-tone finish. all-leather interior.
This ear cannot be told from new
The most terrific buy OF the year
Don't miss this value for only
Sa..a9a. safety tested for your pFos
lection: 30-day written warranty.
PAUL BROS. tOldS)
WIS AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
KE. 5-130s 80 Closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1955-11-25

OLDsMOBiIE s55 de luxe 'i9S;i
Holiday club coupe. beautiful 3.
tone green: matching interior; W
power steerlnR, brakes. seat, win.
dows: E-z Eve Glass. isnmae. eond
Low MILEAGE Fully guar. 60 .gaS
Trade, terms WOLFE MOTORS,
1921 Wis ave. NV, EN-. 3-0I4a.
Evening star., 1955-11-25

FoRDs. new 1855 modelsi lust z
lev left. save nov. EnMQNps
MOTORS. INC. 3a9s Wilson eiya.'H
yonp on iess Tudor sedan; immaeu-
late cond. inside and and out
Our holiday spesiaI snS1; stpfa ~. ne
dawn. BELL MOTORS. 5ulu WIS.
ave. Wo. $4,000 ~ s
FORD 1858 all-metai, s-seat sta
tien wason; = n very log s,, n.ile-. s,sl,s,-
sissassz szssssb,ontas sasb trade sepn. o. sIss down.
BILL MOTORS, 5oie Wis. syesl
rnkD iS4s custom 3 tudor; +.
ii. unusually fne csud throaen- :
out: sa2S s. down. y5a sEi5a seeo Ma
FORp 1889 custemiine g" Trdor:i
Fofdcmetie, T. and b., Wv. tires.
beautiful 2-tone blue: $6D5
MANN OLDSMOBILE
$3.50 18th ST. sIL, spG. Ju 5-tiis6I
HgDsoH Yrs HYs,Esg ,Ss Mssg ss5EENFR s,sE a1s splsi rs
Dealer. Pa. ave. ne, at 9th; II
HUDSON 81 Hornet sedan; bcauti.
fui light blue. seat covers. radio.
heater. eupermatie drive and white
walls; thorouEhly reconditioned;:
ohiy s447. EMERSON q oRME
tBgiskl. i7th and N sts. n-w,a Di
HUDSON so s-door sedan; s.tone
Sfa7. EMERSON q oRME Quick, !,
17th and n sts. NV, DI. T-Sla6s
HUDSON 1884 super Jet a-door:
very low mileage: newSear eond. IN
every way: SSa5 cash. trade. or
$i90 down. BELL MOTORS. nni0
HUDSON .54 wasp; auto. trans. ra-
dle ana heater very clean. @Sso'
RoSentfal Chevrolet
oiebe Rd. and Columbia Pike
Arlington, Va. "a. 7-nnsol
J1GUAR 1850 xKl20 roadster:
carefully maintained. excellent con-
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KAIsER '52 cdr. sedan; r. and 2 I;
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soLps '53 -aso cony,; power steer
ms. auto: trans; white-wail tires
ROsenthal Chevrolet
Evening star., 1955-11-25

oiebe Rd. and Columbia Pike
AflinEton, Va. IA. 7-ii7Sl