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Evening star., 1955-11-13

Montgomery County Juvenile
Court said he remembered Mar
cionette very well.
wed had considerable difii-
Guilty with him on probation. as
I recall, and decided he needed
"a controlled environment Judge
Noyes said. "As I recall. he was
IA pretty aggressive boy but ]
don't believe he was involved in
any violence which came to my
attention"
He also recalled that Mar
cionette had trouble in school
and may have been suspended
more than once. Asked about
the youths family life, he said,
IT think the boys family did
the best they could" /"
Mrs. Morehouse recalled that
several years ago, she tried to
get Marcionette into q special
private school for disturbed chill
dren. The court didn't have the
money to send him, she said. and
his parents couldn't afford ii
either.
Calls Boy Emotional
Unlike Supt. Fletcher OF the
Maryland Training School. who
called Marcionette - good ado
descent boy" Mrs. Morehouse
said Marcionette was mot q
normal boy emotionally."
Marcionette's father is cabi-
|netmaker. who spent his week
ends building the concrete block
rambler into which the family
moved about flye years ago..
The Marionettes have SIX chill
dren. Edward is the Oldest. The
next boy. James. Is, Is now IN
the Maryland Training School.
The youngest child Is 4-year-
old girl.
Young Gibson. the victim, was
working his way through the
University of Maryland by oper-
|ating an elevator in the House
once Building. He worked six
hours q day. Is out Of every IA
days, on the elevator job.
Ellis older brother. Robert. with
whom he lived at 8l06 New
Hampshire avenue. Langley Park,
works for the General Fireproof-
ling Corp. here. His younger
brother, william, who is in mill
|tary service. was visiting them
for the week end.
Sons or Ohio Man
They are the sons Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James s. Gibson, sr., Of
|Leetonia. Ohio.
1t was actually Richard Glib
sons third year at the univer-
|sity but he had lost some credits
when he switched his major.
The Gibson brothers had
planned to drive through Penn
|sylvania yesterday looking for
Christmas trees to sell at stands
such as they operated on Con-
|necticut avenue last Christmas
season.
The stabbing victim was
pledged to Phi Sigma Kappa fra
|ternity. The fraternity planned
to send some Of its members to
the Gibson home In Leetonia to
act as pallbearers at his funeral.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Moroecon Will Speak

81 Hal Mohammed Mokhtar
Temsamani, counselor for infor-
nation and cultural relation of
the Sheridan government in
French Morocco. will discuss the
Moroccan political situation at
l2:30 pm. tomorrow in the George
Washington University Hall Of
Government. Twenty-first and
q streets NV. The public Is In
lvited.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Gibbons MEDIA
Bestowed on
Gen. Collins
Gu Alumni Cites
Brilliant Career
: OF NATo Officer

Catholic University's alumni
last night gave its highest award.
the Cardinal gibbons Medal. to
Gen. j. Lawton Collins.
The citation described Gen.
Collins as q man whose years
Of training "came to . brilliant
fruition during q terrible war,
q man who afterwards made his
military career more complete
and more distinguished eby his
service as Ambassador to Wet
Nam and as the United States
Representative to the Military
Committee and the Standing
Group Of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization" "
Preventive War Rejected
In accepting the award. given
ct the closing banquet of Gus
homecoming at the Sheraton
Park Hotel. Gen. Collins said
those familiar with developments
In the field of technology ''know
how utterly destructive another
great war would be. We must
convince the Communists they
could not possibly win a war.
He added that under no CIR
cuFnstances can we any longer
accept the thesis that war Is
inevitable. We will certainly
not launch i so-called preventive
war and we must do everything
humanity possible to prevent III
from being started elsewhere. =
Gen. Collins told the alumni
group that in living as free men
We need have no fear Of the
Communist form Of government
~ we match our continuing
material progress with q wider
understanding of the dignity Of
man and his individual respon-
sibflity to his Creator. as well as
to his fellow men.
Humanities Study vital
I'VE must take care the gem
eral said, that our great centersI
Of learning, and particularly uni
versities such rs our own Catho-
lie University here In Washing
ton, do not let their interest In
the scientific and technical fields
distract them from teaching the
humanities. Both are vitality Inn
portant 10 the future Of our
country =
The Cardinal Gibbons award
was founded In l947 In memory
Of james Cardinal Gibbons. the
university,s first chancellor.
Those elected yesterday t0l
guide the association for another
year were james r. Kenny. pres
ident; the Rt. Rev. William J.
Mcdonald. vice. president for the
clergy: Patrick J. Flanagan. lay
vice-president; Mrs. Terry E-|
lott. vice-president for the
alumni and the Very Rev. Igna-
titus Smith. national chaplain.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

The CIA consultant's report
said 1000 parking spaces were
desired. The customary Govern
ri1ent standard In figuring park
Ing is one space for each 2.5
employees, which would figure to
10000 employees on the basis Of
1000 spaces.
In addition, one planner said.
the CIA center has been dis
Crssed as being about 3 third
the size Of the Pentagon, which
has about $4,000 employees.
Alexandria officials. mean
while. still are pressing the CIA
TO locate at the so-called Winkler
tract at Shirley highway and
Seminary road la location at
tackled BY the CIA consultants.
More recently, any necessary
part 0f d 4,O00-acre tract Of
river-front property south Of IN
dian Head. Nd. was offered to
C1A Director Allen W. Dulles for
the headquarters site
The offer was made by letter
Evening star., 1955-11-13

he was told that the boy would
be released to his mother since
he would be back at the camp
the next day and the matter
could be discussed with him
then.
A camp oficial last night
denied all knowledge Of the call.
Marcionette went home with
his mother but Silver Spring
police did notify Mrs. More
house. director OF social work
for the Juvenile Court In Mont
gomery County.
Mrs. Morehouse said she tried
nnsuccessfully to call the camp
last Thursday to point out that
police had picked him. up in a
stolen car and to ask If the
camp stiIl wanted to recommend
his release. She was unable to
reach the camp Thursday and
was not notified. she said. that
he had not returned to camp.
Meanwhile, police suspected
without notification from the
camp that Marcionette was on
the loose, On Monday morning.
d car was stolen.
Pistol and Knife Stolen
on Tuesday night, . home on
Briggs Chaney road In the Fair
land Md area was broken into
and q .32-caliber pistol and q
stiletto were reported stolen
along with articles Of clothing.
Marcicnette's parents and their
other children live about Q third
of 4 mile on Briggs CLANCY road
Ia Montgomery County.
Police were informed Of the
lousehreaking on Wednesday
morning. The place had been
shot up with fve or six rounds
of .22-caliber rife shots. They
found the rife in the house,
They also found dungarees. q
yellow jacket and q pair Of riding
boots which police decided be-
longed to Marcionette.
On wednesday night. the stolen
pistol and knife were found In
q car parked In q field near the
Marcionette home. Police spotted
1t as the car stolen Monday.
Teen-Age Couple In Car
According to county detectives
q teen-aged couple was In the
car. The youth was quoted as
saying Marcionette had picked
up. the boy and girl earlier IN
the evening and invited them
to go for q ride. The youth
said at the time police arrived
they were waiting In the field
for Marcionette to return from
his house. Police at first thought
the boy was Marcionette and
In that nlisunde derstanding, Mar
cionette eiuded them.
Mrs. Vincent 3. Marcionette,
the boys mother. has since said
she didn't know where the youth
was from Monday to Friday.
Marcionette told The Star re-
porter last night that he stayed
during the week in hotels but
the first record Of 1t Is at the
Lee House where he registered
Friday morning at . am.
Judge Alfred D. Noyes Of the
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Housing Unit Authorizes
East Capitol Bond Sale

now nearing completion. are To-
Gated along East Capitol street
near the District line. They will
include SIT family dwellings for
families who qualify through low
family incomes.
Rents the families pay are
related to actual incomes. Re
Gently, the NCHA reduced the
maximum income for a two
member family to be eligible
from $4,000 to $2,700.
C. Melvin Sharpe. NCHA vice
chairman. instructed the staff
to prepare a rundown for a
subsequent meeting on precisely
how many families are waiting
for the low-income housing.
James Ring, NCHA director.
said the last check showed that
about 5000 families were on
waiting lists. He said the list
lis not being diminished quickly,
largely because priority is given
Ito families displaced from vari-
Gus slum clearance areas.
Evening star., 1955-07-22

The sale Of Q 81 million bond
issue to q New York syndicate
to finance the East Capitol
Dwellings public housing project
was authorized yesterday by the
National Capital Housing Au-
thority.
The low bid for purchase of
the bonds was submitted by a
syndicate managed by the Chase
Manhattan Bank. The bid was
to buy the bonds at an interest
rate of 2la per cent, with a cash
premium of $54.770.
A second bid. submitted by q
dealers syndicate managed by
Lehman Brothers, was rejected
but was only slightly lower. It
offered an interest rate of 2l2
per cent, but proposed cash
premium of $44.928.
The low bid was accepted by
NCHA directors on the basis OF
the difference in the cash
premium.
The East Capitol Dwellings,
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Senote Confirms Kern
As Member of FTC
By the Associated Press

The Senate yesterday con-
firmed the nomination of Will
liam c. Kearn Of Indiana to
be a member of the Federal
Trade commission for a seven
year term starting September 80.
Mr.. Kern, a Democrat and
assistant director of litigation
for the FTC, succeeds former
Senator James M. Mead. whose
term expires September 25.
Acting Majority Leader Glenn
ents. Democrat, of Kentucky,
announced Mr.. Kern had COM
piled with a request of the SEN
ate Commerce Commission to
supply a list of pending cases
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Four-Profession Man

ELLoREE, S. C. R.-Dr. M.
Is. Dantzler holds licenses to
practice four professions. He's
IA pharmacist, homeopathic ply
sician, optometrist and chiro-
practor.
Evening star., 1955-07-22

lin which he was active at FTC
and of cases in which he would
disqualify himself as q member
of the commission.
Evening star., 1955-07-22

Choice Of modern and traditional style lounge chairs all
well constructed and exceenty styled covered with quality
fabrics including matelasse tweedy tapestry and bouc in
selection Of color All have reversible foam cushions
spring-filed bases.
yourthT Floor, Washington: Loyer Level
Evening star., 1955-10-16
Stor Dust

WTHERE ARE the stills Of yesteryear? That's what
w Writer Meredith Buel and PHOTOGRAPHER Ewood
Baker would like to know. When they visited Breaks
Interstate Park to do the story pages they looked
around the wild hills Of Kentucky signs OF coils and
bubbling spirits, but they nary trace. Could be
the stills were well hidden. But, Mr. Buel points out
We didn't want to get too nosy because didn't want
TO get taken for What's the strongest
alcoholic beverage they observed In the area was some
81 beer Speaking Of mountain boys natives told our
two city sckers that local legend grown up about
feudin family that rivaed the famous Hathelds and
McCoys The familys homestead was called the flask.
because OF the moonsfine that from Its stills
today the hills quiet and dry for the family suddenly
vanished without trace. Getting back Washington
on page Is you'll find the $25 grand prize winners In The
Stars 1855 Amateur Snapshot Contest They picked
from total Of 1880 entries 500 than last year
Evening star., 1955-10-16
Next Sunday

Cover: fu-color photo Of Willie Hartack Inside:
illustrated personality sketch Of the famous jockey
who will be riding at Laurel later in the week.
Evening star., 1955-10-16
The Front Cover

HER REAL NAME Is Mrs. Moon Chan kim Tsoy.
Il but fans in her native Korea, to whom her
Music From America" radio program Is broadcast.
know her as OK Doc OK. To learn more about her
and the work she Is doing for the Voice Of America
turn to page 10.
STAR COLOR eHoTo ~ ELwooD sAkER
Evening star., 1955-10-16
ore Sweet and Low
7.o5

Here's little girl" appeal COM
bined with big girl" sophistica-
ton. Heels are bare half-inch.
Toes are rounded to make feet
look smaller. A nicely of detailing
gives them a custom look. Butter
soft-so flexible, so comfortable,
so smart. Sizes 41a to 9; AAA
to B.
Kann's Shoes. Fourth Floor, Washington
Street Floor. Arlington
Evening star., 1955-10-16
at KANN's
Penna. Ape. at sth st. NV, Washington
Fatrfdr Drtpe at N. KtrkDood. Arlington

ARlkcToN STORE HOURS. 1880 70 $50 PM
WASHINGTON STORE HOURS MONDAY. $50 AM TO 500 IM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

BUUbVN lB48 de luxe. looks ana
runs Gplendid: eacrtsicinL sos cash.
AeAR1AURs 1880 r. ]. ave. ne.
HUDsoN 1859 Hollywood haFdtop:
= snS b.. Wv. tires. very clean.
MANN oLDSMOBILE
5000 18th 81. Gil. epg.. Ju. 5-6186
HUDSON 1919 4-ir. sedan Super
e. heater. plastic covers. clean,
500 Representation; only SS95,
Fold b.s SiaNDfF 1i W vs1hont ols ass
NV Ap. 4-4soo. Open ewes. Iii
H q vi 81. 81 81. Commander cow. !:
orig. tan finish. white. top, w-w.
tires; I. and h., eltc; windows: Inn
mac. throughout S495. No. 147-A.
so,day guar; trade and terms,
IVY sUsAS 81. sDr.. nd. ~ la s.ssSs
H6DsON 10: si5o; excel. runnins
Tor: terrible buy. Ill. l-6o5i. -
HUDSON 1865 Rambler 4-dr.. heat
err. overdrive. like new, very low
mileaKe;.$ J95. BOWMAN 6TuDE-
BAKER. 1900 Ca. ave. nv, RA-
IKsisEE 1s47 4-dr. sedan; Green.
r, and h., &eb. UN. 4-6414. k413
55th pl, E. Riyerdale. Nd. 30
LINCOLN l94S Continental: 7. and
h., overdrire. new Wv. tires, like
new inside and out. HOYLE MO-
TOR s ALE i7i7 r. ]. ave. re.
LINcOIS' 'sS .ial. eony.. green nm
ish. new top: cyerar-. Wv; tires;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
AUToMoDILEs ron SALE

INK SOTO le47 convertible: !. and
h.. spqtlisht good tan top. good
condition; only S1eb. HILL q:
6ANDERs VANS Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 18th q nv, No.
I'LL open eyes; ~ g; az; ~ ~ 3
RiR ssss Buck sbs 3 d i asRsi Iii
81 IN s;oTo - is5o carryail 4sdr.:
equipped; this Is . dual-purpeze
car. can be used for pleasure. also
for hauling; very clean throughout;
was S1f5. now oss. o5 por cseal H
Nichols ave. Sc.
ii S-tone blue: duid toraus drive.
Z. and h., Wv. tires. low mileage,
one-oynrr car, fully warranted.
MAN MANN oLDsMoBILE
$3.50 18th ST.. 81. spg.. 10. 5-6ls6
DODGE '4e convertible; fiuid drive.
!; and r. ,e twin sisnsis. v;.w s;. tires.
Hill d SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
nv. Ap' 4.4soo. open sVss. iii
pop az 1913 z corons. s-dr., heater.
twin SIGNALS. seat covers. GyIo-
2-day nioney-hack trial; 4-nnonth
DERs Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
III4 Vermont ave. NV, AID. A.
43(O. Omen ewes. til q, sat. til 5.
DODGE 1916 club coupe; radio,
heater: GOOD cond. Mr.. WILLIS.
:. 81; 1880; :, ! -,.. /. =.
VA i tssiers x,e ssst eavsrs: S.tone
Gnishs Inv Iniieare: Si.I9D. e-day
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MFRCURY "a; 81, and b.. Wv.
~ ssae. cyelssss; $500, o. best oner.
Mercury 1851 club cpe.; r and b;
Merc-O-Matfc; custom covers; Y.
tone finish; very clean thrOuehoutI
was SS46, nov, $685.. For creniL
approval cali 20. 2-0336. z125
Nichols ave Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
LINCOLN 81

Capri hsrdtop convertibls: beautiful
electric hits. 1-Wsy seats. 2-tons
leather Interior, power brakes and
Altering, etc. A luxury car priced
30 you may buy; $2.b96.
MONTGOM ERY STUBS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

LINCOLN 1919 cosmo. eedans ori9.
black, .. and n oyekQfiye. one Of
those unuguel cara; S3ze. essh gr
ssfR s Sc, da s Rssw Ns ~ NHd6r6RSs.
1891 Wis. ave. nv. M. 3-0I42.
20
LINCOLN IA Capri coupe. yellow
with black top; Z. and g.. HYDRA.
power stserins and brakes. elec.
windows. 4-Way sect, Wv. tires;
low mileage. S2,796.
GRADY MOTORS CORP.
1905 wis. Ave. NV. OIL. 4-zz00
LINCOLN 81
cauri hsrdtop convertible; beautiful
2-tone lsnlsh. i, and b.. automatic
drive, Wv. tires, rear. speaker,
electric lifts, 4-Way seats. 2-tone
leather Interior, power brakes and
altering, etc. A luxury ear priced
50 you may buy; $2.596.
MONTGOM ERY-STUBBS
LINcoLN-MERCuRY DEALER
37i6 Hiadensburs "a. AZ. T-zSzs
LINCOLN. 1919 Cosmopoiitan 4-dr.
oyerdr., new carburetor, battery,
muffief. tires: needs tuning up,
Best buy a town: hrst $3.50 or best
cssn ener1i -. i Ir55lz III s1S oe.
or eves.' n1' - ,2o
vx.,rnxv zRpuvr $40 .se,, l-dr
LsNCO.N 80 ~ n,,etns .,.en insidsi
"a at. o1iv Siia HfiI a SAN.
DERSs. Wesh:s Oldest T Ecrd psaleT
I d5vv ~. .a III III q. - Eli 4
gpen Eye; ~ Y. ~. ~ y:ra i
hydramstic. tailored seat ssn.
guar: only S6e5. HILL q San.
DERG, WeSh.ss Oldest Ford Dealer
li14 Vermont ave-. NV, AD: Z.
1900. Open ewes. til 8: Sat. 'tl 8
- TNC11T A IA C1PRI
Hsratcp eonyssr vert q, sesskii Rgga,s 2.
sons s. Sr Was sestS eiec. win.
dows' rear sneaker. Wv, tires
eonditioning. z;tons leather r..
terror. other Lincoln i11nLiss
Traded on nex IA t,neomA 6 S2dc
miis 26b-6.p. beauty priced % 70,
may buy; $z.g96. 1865.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
..,~.r.x (, ,svnr.ruv ruAyrp
LN-MEksCygH rs y ..5s,os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

DODGE AZ 4-dr. solid blue: e stu-
dent special. SI49. 90. HORNER's
BUICK. downtown. I'LL i4th: DI.
's.3la3 ---SO
DODGE 1850 coronet 4-dr.; 7. and
b.. GyromAtic. original black low
BAKER, 1000 Ca. ave. NV, RA.
a.l10c -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

DODGE 81 4-door coropet: T; and
n, seat covers, directional hghts,
s6pc ssLLfEaR-ff1ayYaMiouTH-nspERIAL
WHEELER, INC, 10. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Edmonds lFordl

FORD 80 Tudor; ike new radio.
FORD 81 cony. 49,; T. and n.
orig. woodamoke gray finish. turn
signals, Wv. tires, excel. top;
&895. No. f050-A. 31-dGy guar.
trade and terms MONROE FORD,
a100 Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-20Oo-
Open eyes. til . pm.
FORD 'S3 Custom t'S" Tudor; r,
and h.. light blue body, dark blue
09S. No. I0S5-A. 3D-day guar.
1887 East-West hwy. ST.. Spg.,
FORD 50 Mainline 90; n, b. over
drive, light blue finish with match
MONROE FoRp. 500 wis. ave,
NV, Wo. $4,000. Open ewes. 81
PoRD Isl convertible; . real sport
car; tan top. r. and h twin sig
mails. Wv. tires 1895. To-day
W sslshsesoi Oldest 70 FORD pesisr, liia
Vermont ave, DIV. Aps -43OO.
Open ewes I'll 0. Sat. III 3.
FORD 81 convertible. overdriye, :,
ard h.. Hawthorne green fiinfsh,
new black top, immac, throlghnut;
S7f5, 30-day guarantee, HILL q
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest FoTu
Dealer. 1900 18th st NV, NO,
5-IIlI. Open ewes. I'll 8. Sat,
Fill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

FORD 1855 Customiine ''5'' Tudor:
Fcrdomatic, heater. turn signals.
sophisticated appearance, black,
white top, white side-wall tires. RED
1900 miles: SI,S00. Phone EN-.
2-2766: ewes. after 9 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

LINCOLN IA Capri coupe: yellow
with black top; 2. and b.. Hydra,
power steeFing and brakes. elec.
Windows, 4-Wny seat, Wv. tires;
SRAnYMGTORS CORP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
AVIoMoRlLEs EoR sALE

HUDSON 1919 de luxe: looks and
N sas ssTPhs1ad ,ssS s we i q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
C-l4 THE EVENING STAR

~ sshaington. 2. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

LIEcoIN-NERcgEY D p lLE!s:,e,

NERcURY "a convertible: beauti-
fJi pastel green. full leather n
terror, compietely equipped with
Mercomatic transmission. Ladio,
heater. ETC., new car conulttoh'
Sl,SD5. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

LINCoIN-MERCuRY pkALEA
37l6 Hiadeneburg "a. Af. 7-zSze
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AUToMoBlLEs foR SALE

MERCURY .55 Monterey black 4-dr,
sedan: Merc-o-Matic: power steer.
nE my s sssEip s,,I psTdt :if az sSnd 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
MANN OIDSMOBIIE

DE SOTO 1853 Firedome VS. 4-dr !:
in 2-tone blue mud tofuue drive.
I. and h., Wv. tires, low mileage,
one-oYner car, fully warranted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

FaIRLANE '55 Fordor: 2-tcne, 1872
h.p.. adj. shocks. powr. seat. PVT.
strng.. T. and B. PoTdoIn dual az lsn;.
OF, 6-S64g. 2ps
FORD 40 station wagon; best offer
over $3.50. WE. .5-61 0p. ga
FORD 40 conys; cream. black top:
excel, mech; 1925. 1t. u.g.1 PITT
MAN, AID. 2-9745 after 4:30. 2Ss
FORD t29 Model Az fair condition.
500 IA. 2-24fl rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
MANN OLDSMOBIIE

HuDBCN 1859 Hollywood hardtop:
s SsC1e iyory af "a. sre ss.v H sIsan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

CHEV. 1852 Styieline special 4-dr.
Heater. originai finish and in Al
condition. Sole.
PARKWAY-FORD
1851 NJ ST. NV. AID. 2-01S5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

CHEW. 80 de luxe 2-door: pinecrest
green 6nish, with contrastipE seat
covers. heater, turn SIGNALS and
other accessories: perfect End
car; don't miss this bargain. S446.
Frank Small, IT., Inc.
1900 Pa Ave. 81. 10. 2-9s27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

LINCOLN ZRPHYR '30 "e'' 4-df.;
heater. Ford engine; clean inside
snS St u. oaly s5las s.t H FoId pe sAs
13Of 18th ST. NV. NO, Till.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

L ngseo iyss 30 soaps s sedan and h.
hydrametic. tailored seat sovefs.
w.-w. tires: real car. 3Q.dey
E,ss5S Snly $es n'a,. ILL., Fa,6 pe Az
III Vermont ave. NV, AID. e
$500. Open ewes. IN Q: sat. u 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Ednond's (Ford)

FORD 1888 VS. Country Sedan: 8.
passenger. ail-metal wagon. Fordo-
matte, +, and h., Wv. tires. orig.
maroon and ivory. S1.495.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th St. 81. spg.. ~. 5-61s6
FORD 1862 Custom VS. Fordor;
s sSuppsS n,. custom s ssss covers wes s Ss
now, S6lS. For credit approval, call
70. 2-0336. 2725 Nichols ave. See
FORD 1858 Ranch Wagon; II YOU
are looking for q wagon, this Will
suit the most discriminating buyer
like new in every respect; 2-tone
finisli: S1,296, For credit approval
call 10. 2-0336. 272b Nichols ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
AUTOMOBILES Fok SALE

FORD 1859 Custom ..6'' victoria;
fully equipped with auto. trans, p
tone blue with beige over blue. =
owner: 81. JOS. BOWMAN STUDE-
BAKER. 1000 ca. ave- NV, RA.
rob Sash IS custom VS. Tudor: =. b.
every way: diplomet leaving: kleri-
nee. S1.16O. EN-. 3-S021. 80
FORD IA Tudor; excel. running
eond.: wonderful 2nd car. Besut
paint, SIS down. EN-. 2-2210s
FORD 1859 Custom VS. rordor: r.
and h., at. dark blue, 5000 &C.
tusl miles, like new: $685.. BOW
MAN eTUDEBAKER, 1900 Ca. ave,
NV. RA. 6-il22. ~
FORD IS Fairiane Fordor sedan:
fully equipped, Fordomatie, power
steering: 1900 MI; stu covered BY
guarsntee; g go; Diplomat ieas-
FORD 1884 Tudor Custom; has
heater, FordomRtie; like new
throughout: drive In today and
save many SIS: going now for only
NJ - IE~-JN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
$500 Wisconsin Ave. En-. 2-1020
CHRY6LER 1854 New Yorker De luxe
ss Saa 'ssssss!se cc cesea nss
Capitol Cadillac OldS. Co.
1929 22nd St. NV. ST. 2.2600
CHRYsLER 1852 Imperial sedan:
modern equipped with power
steerins. power brakes. toTaue dr.,
radio, heater. Solex glass. original
black finish. immaculate; one
owner; worthwhile guarantee; ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

DODGE '52 coronet sedan: oyfo-
matte drive; heater; turn signals;
custom seat covers: extra-ciean
car: special price. S5ss; written