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trative Law Section of the Dis
trict Bar Association in the May
flower Hotel. The section is
composed of lawyers who prac-
tice before the various admins
trative agencies of the Federal
Government.
ITO me. the doctrine of COM
plete Federal domination of wa
ter in the years ahead will strike
at the heart of our philosophy
of individual ownership and
control of land and related nat
~ural resources, he said.
d Means Land Control
Declaring that the control Of
water means the control of the
land and the people who depend
upon the water. he said:
Availability of hydro electric
power may control not only the
location of industry. but through
the rate schedules it establishes
and the selection of its custom
ers. control the economy of a
region"
Mr.. Davis declared that 1.-The
whole economy of our West" is
built on the doctrine of ap-
propriation-that the man who
first applied water to beneficial
luse acquires a property right to
Sthe water.
However. he said, within
recent years following court
decisions which have tremen-
dously extended the Federal
Constitutional powers. we are
now confronted with many
people who assert that the Fed
eral Government has an un-
qualified right to build such
structures as it pleases, where it
pleaSes and do as it will with
the waters of our streams"
He urged that the Federal
! Government. ''reserving to the
fullest extent its Constitutional
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Curb on Federal Control
OfWoter Program Urged

Clarence Davis Undersecreary of Interior night
called for cuaimen of the Federal
program.
He also urged return jurisdiction Federaized
lands created by Federal installations throughout
Mr. Davis addressed the 23d annual dinner of
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Iner such a nice opportunity to
pay his respects to the caste
conscious Navy; also to Queen
victoria's recent appointment OF
o publisher as First Lord Of the
Admiralty.
It is "Pinafore" that brings to
the stage Mr.. Green's successor,
Peter Pratt. Mr.. Pratt, 80, an
incredibly young man for @. and
is. comedy roles. is an altogether
ample performer in the role of
Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. B. If
his characterization is not quite
so droll. so far. as that of Mr..
Green. he makes a yocally more
pleasant thing Of the First
Lords report on how he became
an Admiral in the Queens Navy.
There is exquisite balance in
the others Of the 'Pinafore"
company with Neville Grifnths
as the lovelorn common seaman.
Ralph Rackstraw; Ann Drum
mond- Grant as the plump Little
Buttercup; Muriel Harding as
the Captains bewildered daugh-
ter: Donald Adams as the cynical
Dick Deadeye: and jeffrey Skitch
as the Captain.
"Pinafore" has had no such
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CIRCLE

CIRcIE 2io5 Pa. Ave. NV.
SsssvA~ RE. 7-ole4
Two Very Good Latin-American Pictures
With Spanish Dialogue. UNA GALLEGA
EN- LA HABANA," With MINI MAR
SHALL, TONY AGUILaAsR. ANA BERTA
|CASTIGO," With ROBERTO CANEDO
LILA PRADO, at 1853.
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amusing lit since D'oyly Carte's
last visit: will have none such
until it comes again.
Singers and orchestra are once
more under the guidance Of ISL
dore Godfrey, the supreme
master of the music Of Gilbert
and Sullivan In this generation.
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This 'Diune'
Of Lunu's Is
A Busy Girl

py Edwin H. Knopf. directed by David
Miller. with q screen play hy Chris
topher lakewood and musical score by
Miklos Rozsa. At Loves Capitol Theater.
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classic company concerned al
the top Of his, or her, form witt
the result that no one will ever
be quite happy with any other
brand Of Gilbert and Sullivan.
There viii be others between
now and D'Oyly Carte's next visit
Of course. They will be spirited
and even dotted here and there
with excellences, but D'Oyly
Carte represents the perfection
that always eludes the others
The difference between the En-
glish company and all its rivals
explains why an almost filled
theater greeted last nights per.
Torrance Ia spite of the wet. fat
fall Of snow.
$3.50
Love, the law, the British Navy
and the English social structure
are the major subjects of the
melodious ridicule in the COM
bination program the company
offers to start its last week at
the National.
Trial BY jury" the miniature
burlesque opera and the only G
and s. production that offers nc
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The pages Of history are
gtrewn with passionate types
who strike MGM as just the
women to be played by Lana
Turner.
Most Of these are highly
placed which means a success
sion of regal wardrobes but the
studio is never deferred by the
expense Of these. perhaps on
the theory that one cannot over
dress Miss Turner. At least not
with respect to the cost Of her
clothes.
Diane" now at Loew's Capt.
toll, is the latest picture In the
eompany's Lana series. II could
not conform more perfectly to
the pattern. For it. MGM
reaches back into 10th century
France which seems to have
been politically messy then as
it is now.
In addition to trouble at home
there was the devil to pay with
the de Medici's south Of the
border. If France was to be
saved, according to Diane" IL
must turn to the wisdom and
beauty of Diane de Potter, the
Countess Of Breze. This France
did and while 1t enjoyed nothing
like happiness ever after, Diane
gave her country's cause every
thing she had.
Her efforts and her adventures
make a huge picture. If not a
lively one, In CinemaScope and
the most dazzingly royal of COL
ors. In support of Miss Turner
the studio has called upon a slew
OF the actors most at home in
palace architecture and purple
robes. Among these are Sir c.
dric Hardwicke, TORN Thatcher
Henry Daniell and Melville
Cooper. There is also Marissa
Pavan in the role of the petite
poisonous Catherine de Medici.
David Miller directs this big
swatch Of French political tur-
MOL and his idea of keeping IL
In hand would seem to be log
ical enough. His premise is that
since this is DANES story. the
cameras should be concentrated
on Miss Turner. The outcome OF
this, not at all surprisingly, is
the lesson that a beautiful WON.
an in the court of Francis
simply could not convince king:
and princes her most useful
talents were political.
True, they paid some attention
to her on this score. but moi
enough for the good of France
or the serenity of DANES Off
duty hours. Francis I and his
successor sons simply did moi
recognize great foreign min
lister when they saw one.-J. c.
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

ITO HE'LL AND BACK-Audie Murphys story the most
decorated Of heroes played by Audie Murphy.
MAN WITH GUN"-Young Sam Goldwyns first production,
sixzlin1 Western with Robert Mtchum town tanner
REBEL WITHOUT CAUSE.-THE late James Dean in an
examination Of the Of Juvenile delinquency
THE LIVING DESERT"-A real-le Disney offering which
proves that write stirring film scripts
LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED THING"-A tender East
West love story aecngly played by Jennifer and
william Holden.
II AM CAMERA-Jule gives stunning performance
q want0n waif On the loose in Berlin.
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MARl.R0R0 UPPER MAnlsoao. ND.
sssssses~wssv MA. 7-26ol
GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE" .JEN;
INFER JONES. ZOO p.O5. pS,: You'll
lLove Miss Dove In Cinemascope.
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FAIRFAX foirfox. vo. OR. s'299'
e~ Free PoEkins
MAN WITH A GUN" ROBERT MITCH
UNI JAN STERLING.
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THE PASSING SHOW
D'Oyly Carte Offers
A Double Rich Bill
BY JAY CARMoDY

the most cheerful double feature the town has in
which DOyy the final its fortnight
at the National Theater
combination frolicsome Gilbert
Sulvans brief pieces Trial BY jury" "Pinaore
the beloved of the uscale works Every member
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TRIAL BY JURY" . one.act eomil
Arthur Sullivan, presented by the D'Oyl!
carte company under the supervision Q
cal direction Of Isidors GODFREY. At III,
National Theater; -
Tue Leaned Judse John Reed
SSosn Gems; ior the Piainsif Alan styI: 4
Foreman Of the Jury John BsnEs
Associate ---.- deorSe Coz
The Plaintiff Kathleen West
First Bridesmaid Margaret Dohson
sr fIssans & s aud Pubic
"PINAFoRE." under the same auspi
ees.
The Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Porter. K.c.B.
First Lord OF the Admiralty
c.gt:ip Coreo..n tcomm.adins 80. 49,
Ralph Ractstrsw cable sssmsn5
Dick Desdeye liable sesmanS
Bill sobstay ,Bosns MateS '4 Trevor a1 HIS
Bob Beckett Carpenters Matel
Josephine 'the Captain; psStStsSS
Hebe tsir Joseph's First consinl
Little Ruttercup "a Portsmouth Bum.
boat Womanl Ann Drummond-Grant
spoken dialogue. is a natural cur.
tain-raiser for "Pinafore." With
John Reed as the Learned Judge
John Banks as the foreman Of
the Jury. and Alan Styler as the
plaintiffs counsel. those indis-
posed toward the STIFFNESS OF
the law could not ask q trio more
capable Of kicking the stufiine
out Of 1t.
It is possible that there il
something missing Of Martyr
Green's reckless irreverence to-
ward the rituals of justice, but
not after MIR. Reeds when /
Good Friends. Was Called to the
Bar" From that moment until
the Learned Judge proves the
laws mercy by marrying the
Tilted plaintiff, sung stirrringly
by Kathleen West, the biting lit
tie opera has seldom been more
or musically appealing.
$50
From the curtains rise on the
well-traveled set Of "Pinafore, "
1t is evident that for whatever
else familiarity breeds contempt.
for "Pinafore" 1t breeds affec-
ton. This begins with the feel
ing Of the company for the gay
est and catchiest score Sir Ar
thur ever wrote. And its feeling
for the book which gave his part
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AUTOMOBILES Eok sALR

MERCURY 1851 sport sedan; orig.
Brewster green: Wv. tires, Z. and
b., oyerdrjye: tInest condition; S6D6
cash or SO dn-. $50 per mo.
WOLFE ~ MOTORS rc9sso 1921 Wis, aye:
MERCURY SIS Monterey hardtop; T.
and h.. Wv. tires, Mercomatic.
full leather interior; neW-car guar.
anteei $500 down on approved
| credit. SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO., INC, 1909 E..W. hwy. lat Ga.
Open sun. and Mon. ~ s1oYO'
MERCURY "a Monterey 4 DIR. Power
age. 81, 495, S295 down. BELL
MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave. NV. wo.
$4,000. .
MERCURY 1850 club coupe: finished
In dark blue; real economical
s-cylinder with .overdrive. radio
and heater real special at 1897,
as low as 50 down. HANDLEY
FORD. 1928 Ga; ave. nv, at Piney
Monday. see Tuesday.
MERCURY '55 4-dr. Custom: shiny
E! cIfe 4a5 anPPf fvE s5 Bish bo ST.
DOWN, go to bank on car; So
balance; IA. 5-0f97. SERvTcEMEN
FINANCED. -
n @. 1852: reduced hundreds Of dol
lars to $685.. Lapge selection OF
'4TCs-TDs.T IT'S" also at sale prices.
We finance at bank rates. LARGEST
selection q imported and American
Austin. Morris Miner, NC. MIG.
Magnette. Hiilman, Mercedes-Benz.
Porsche and other popular imported
makes. MANHATTAN AUTO. INC.
Est; I9d4, 7th at r SITS. NV.
MORRIS MINOR convertible; re-
dueed TO S295; perfect second car:
S s2 r. n 2inols ss s ssTcSs o!s bet
sedans and convertibles at sale
prices. We. finance at bank rates.
Largest selection Of imported and
Americans cars. Dealer for Austin
Healey. Austin. Morris Minor: M.
cedes-Betz. Porsche and other pop
llar imported makes. MANHAT-
TAN AUTO. INC. Est. 1910, 9TH
at r SITS. NV, North 7-2700.
NASH '46 ex-cab. so motor. $40.
BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave.
NV. WO. !6-S900. .
oLDsMoBILE 40 Rocket "es" Cdr:
Fleetline model, orig. blk. paint.
hydra eyf son5 f. RI hi, w I. nj tires &C. new
reason for selling. moving out OF
town. Excep. low MI, S40n or best
offer MRS. MONTGOMERY. ia.
10000. .
0LDsMOBILE le4s 4-door: Sl4s:
TIAC. 1921 Conn. Wo 6-s400
OLDSMOBLE 1866 "9s" de luxe
Holiday coupe: 2-tones green,
matching interior. r. and h.. hydra
matte. full power incl. windows and
seats. Wv. tires. condition like
new: tow mi. fully guaranteed:
S2.795 Trade. terms. WOLFE
MOTORS, 1901 Wis. ave. NV, EN-.
3.0142 Open today till s. q
oLDSMOBILE 1855 Starfire con-
yertible coupe. maroon and white
finish. orion. top. fully equipped.
power steering. power brakes:
S3.495. CCC guar.
Capitol Cadillac-Ol
1922 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
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BEACH MOTORS, 1910 14th St. N, "

FORD 1852 Victoria; 2-tone blue
er. white-wall tires, one-ownel
beauty! $sS7-as low as 81 down
HANDLEY FORD. 1928 Ga. ave
NV. at Piney Branch I'd. ia. o.
S4l6. Closed Monday, see Tuesday
HENRY J '52 2-door sedan: T. ant
h.: 2. 70 choose from: $50 dowr
s Wsst tas Silver 8EfF gspRsd % St III
Co, INC, 1902 E,-w. hwy. lai
$4,000. Open Sun. { Mon. q
HENRY 81; very clean, economi.
cal car; s249 cash or S. down. sis
mo. WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wis
aye. NV, EN-. 3-0142. Open toda'
HILLMAN $50 station wagon; 1895
Also so sedan, $395. co. 5-0653
HUDSON 40 super "6" dr., r,
h., $l95, IS down. BELL MOTORS
SOLO Wis. ave. NV. Wo. $500
HUDSON AZ 4-dr.; S3S.. FLOOr
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn.
yAGUAR, "a XKl2oM roadster; low
mi: / owner; white: must sell
$3.50. CO. 5-0653
JAGUAR 1855 xK140-MC: the most
with red leather. Needs repair. Must
sell. Pay OF approx. $2.650 81
bank. Call VIII. 8-65O7. %
EASALLE CADILLAC, 81; clean car,
runs good: excel. paint and tires,
sac. Se5 HE. 4-3s11. %
LINCOLN al Continental: heater
turn sigS. A real nice one! $3.50
SILVER SPRING MOTOR CO..
INC, 1902 E.-W. hwy, lat Ga,
aye.). Sill. Spg.. Nd, JU. 9-4500
Open Sun. & Mon. .
MERCURY 81 4-dr.; r, h., over
drive: very clean; / owner; today's
special, $495. Open Mon. STAR
MOTOR SALES. 5000 N. 10th ST.,
Arl., Va.
MERCURY 1865 Alaskan white sta
ton wagon; 5000 miles. with al
accessories and ranch mink coat
Eat "a pricel or viii trade both fol
Q new Cadillac sedan. Write Boz
III C, Star. B
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INVESTMENT PROF. WANTED

NEED BETTER TYPE Of investment
cal N T FABRizio. deoraetowi
Real Estate NO 7-5ai3
HAZE :, CLIENTS II. for al ,, tggss q
RUPERT, DI. 7-50i5. EN-. 3-5407.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

e. S:s5 IT. BLDG IL IN NJ i ~ sJ IKE iSs
1876 iith ST. NV. End Moor.
knotty;; pine paneled walls Desir-
s se1e ,o, location 81 Oh, Cheap rent SA.
35e0 CONN. AVE- rooms on j st
floor front to sublet; used to be
apt; has bath. large closet. kitchen
EDWIN L. ELLIS. 1910 Vermont
ave, RIM az. RE. 7-5l40. ID
OPP. MAYFLOWER-All or part OF
completely. and beautifully furn
Arm. studio apt.-office suite: bath.
Kit. For prof, bus use. TIE. e-5437.
Law OFFICE In suite; new air
trsiai-ndeETAoiN sHRiDof, III Esefe T
tarial facils. avail. Box 850-c. Star
HYATTsyMLE-Air-cond. ONCE" in
5 gs,.o rent. R. r.. RUPERT. ST
Iifo 7 ST. N.w.-single suite. sos;
eley. bldg: suitable for salesman,
tailor, etc. SHANNON a. LUCHS
,124 18th st. NV, MA. S-2345.
1I45 x ST. NV, mr., medical CEN
t nrIv.iS . SUITE 200 SO; #. with
SHANNON y LgcHs. f 7$4 1 sfhs's &.
NV. MA S-2345.
DoCTOR'S OFFICE, Arlington
New air-cond. bldg. under con-
struction at cor. of Columbia pike
and Courthouse I'd At least 5000
people pass by each day to work
In the PcntaSon and Washington.
Call MR.. REtNSCH, ia. S-3426.
TWO SEPARATE HOBBY ROOMS
for photography or perfume max
ing. etc. Conn. ave. location. DE.
2-4l45.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD le47 stake body truck; 22B C
st. s.w. DI. 7-5424. Reasonable
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CADILLAC '4g "6l" sedanette: hy-
dramatic. radio and heater. Wv.
tires; extra clean; $795; safety
serviced for your protection: 80
day warranty.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wisconsin Ave. and Ellicott St. NV.
IKE. 7-i30S Open Ewes. Til s
CADILLAC IS Coupe De vile; beau
tifui blue, with white top, fully
equipped, including power steering.
power brakes, electric windows and
Suburban Cadillac-Ol
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-770o
CADILLAC 1913 4-dr, sedan: one
owner car. hydra. htr, needs teT
s sSoy. rsnars %sy 81 seen cont
Call Carl. Wis. ave. at Middleton
lane. Bethesda. Best cash offer;
CADILLAC 81 4-dr.; STATS; i'm
maculate l-owrer car. appears
never to have been rained on.
ck I22R Po aS 49, e caap. G ds Vile:
orig. 2-tone green finish, 7. and
h. Wv. tires, cleo. windows. auto.
trans. new interior broadloom
rugs. Had complete motor overhaul
last month. Car has been kept in
excel. cond.; 1905, Cali BOYD s
GARAGE or JU. 9-07l7.
CADILLAC IS coupe; new-car con-
dition. Phone Fort Belvoir 1888 or
2-3239 after 5.
CADILLAC 4-door Custom sedan;
purchased Feb. 1949, driven l5,-
900 miles: like brand-new car
inside and out; upholstery spotless
and not worn; very clean interior;
original finish excellent; radio.
heater. defrosters, turn signals.
automatic transmission. oil filter;
garaged. Spare tire never on
ground; tools still In original car
ton. Has had excellent care, used
as second car, S7T5>cash. Box 237,
CHEVROLET 1851 convertible: low
mileage; single owner. Call We'd
CHEvROLET 1e4a Cdr: $3.50 or
best offer; new 2-tene green paint:
low MI: good tires; in excel. cond.:
will take Older car IN trade and can
arrange terms. JU. S-50b5. -
CHEVROLET So ''210" VS. 4-door:
lights: $4,000 mi. Mud and snow
tires: tubeless tires have been re-
placed with tire and tube. All tires
used less than 800 mi. S1,495. Call
Ell q 1Ann -
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FARMS

2iO-ACRE DAIRY FARM. VA
Black top I'd. ample water. 20-eow
gS.6-Score d. C. cinder blk. barn.
Silo: attr. BARN. house; excel. mach
81 head cattle, grain. hay, feed
$37. SEQ. Mr.. OLSON, WO. 6-T02s.
SOMETHING UNUSUAL - 1SS-A.
farm with ! new mod. rambler and
2 other very hyahle bungalows, one
and one 8 room; elec., etc. s fifle
tobacco barns. IL O. allotment. Nice
community. Near historic Chaptieo,
ST. Marys Co. Nd. Bldgs alone
well worth asking price. So. 800.
n cash. JU, 5-5533.
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B0ATS

RUNABoUT with Mercury
Mark '55; complete with remote
control: $3.50. Call after 4 pm
JE. 2-322l. IS
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GARAGES

SOUTHERN DEALER, in town this
week. will pay cash for all makes
| and models cars. Call IA. 0-4AO1.
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

AUSTIN HEALEY 1855 100 mode.
TTosds.ea5;, l low mi; ! owner. s2,oe6
AUsTiS HEALEY 1854: equipped
with LeMan's Kit. Low, mileaeei
one owner; prominent ezecuttve'l
car. Sale price. S1,995; fully guar
anteed. We finance at bank rates
Largest selection OF imported and
American cars. Dealer for Austin
Healey, Austin, Morris Minor, NC
Md-Magnette, Hillman, Mercedes
Benz, Porsche, and other popular
imported makes. MANHATTAN
AUTO. inc. (Est. 1910, 18th and
r SITS. NV. North 7-250o,
Bun X AZ Super CONT; nice green
n: excel tires: new top; cows
runs good; S2S5. HE. 4-3s1I. -
BUICK 1854 hardtop; power steer
ing, power brakes. 7. and h.: beaut
2-tone; Sl.595. FIVE (S5I DOL
LARS DOWN, 3fs to bank on car
&c. balance. IA. 5-9197. SERV-
TCEMEN FINANCED. -
BUICK 1858 Special Riviera; 2-tone
finish; r. and h., dynafiow. Wv.
tires; your car should make down
payment: S1,295. B. 4 D. MOTORS
1922 Ga. ave, Sill. Spg.. Nd, JU
7-7sSS Open Sun. and Mon. p
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COMMONWEALTH
ASSUME CT LOAN

This one-year -old 3-bedroom brick
jalousied enclosed porch. screened
porch; carport AND A 10 by SO
PINE-PANELED REC. ROOM In
full basement: 90 BY 200 Level lot
with huge trees; IL min. to Penta-
gon. ONLY $4,000.
s,eo CF G}sSa q C9" NC o1oz
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CHEVROLET 1858 all-metai static
wagon: r. and h.: light green m
ish tires like new: low GINA
terms: No. 1923: price, 81. 1885, .
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy, Arlington, Va. .
ia. 2-a003 Open Til 9:3
1858 2-door static
T EaSon nice r o aSa ri s7 slss s sihGr
SPRING MOTOR Co. INC, 100
E w. hwy. tat Ca. ave.l. Sill. Spg
Md, JU. 9-4500. Open Sun. an
Mon. -
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AUToAoslLEs FoR SALE

FORD 1885,. 81 .3S5: best buy any
where. $16S down Is al you need
and good credit. Call To. 2-4200
BILL ROSS 74oo Ga. ave. NV
FORD 1858 Victoria; radio, heater
Fordomatte. Beautiful hamtngo ant
ivory finish. whitehall tires back
lutely the eleanest '53 in town
Sl,I46. as low as sos down. HAND.
LEY FORD, 1928 Ga. ave. NV. o.
Piney Branch I'd. ia. 9-S416, closed
Monday, see Tuesday.
FORD 1883 Mainline Fordor; heat.
er and defrosters: low MILEAGE
owner; s lSS dMAc terms; No. sss'
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3I40 Lee Hwy, Arlington. Va.
FORD '55 Tudor; heater and turr
siEn1als 1900 pei Actual I Milss; sle ~
aye.J, 81. spg-,. Nd. ~. 9-4500i
FORD IS Fairlane VS. Tudor; O.
tone; 7, and h. economical over
drige; low miles; S295 down. B. a
q, MOTORS, 1922 Ga. ave-, Sill
spg.. Nd, JU. 7-7SSS; open Sun
and Mon. %
FORD 1850 sz-ton stake: this all
purpose truck has been used for
light hauling only. Special at S395,
as low as 50 down. HANDLEY
FORD, 1923 Ga. ave. NV, at PineY
Branch rd.. ia 9-S416. Closed
Monday. see Tuesday.
FORD '54 Custom 'ss" Tudor sedan
equipped with r., h.: fine condition
throughout; fun price, $6sS. Cash,
trade or terms.
COAST-N PONTIAC
407 Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. $1,000
40 FORD cow. ------------ S196
30 DODGE 2-dr. ----------- 295
,,5o9 nASA 4odI. ------------ 2g2
AS JEEP station Wagon------ 1876
Al CHEW. 2-dr. 1890. 95
40 FORD coupe 95
~ OTHERS 80
So DOWN
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 18th st. NV.
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powNTowN--ENTIRE md FLOOR
viii redecoratc to suit tenant, any
reas. rent offer. 927 @ st. NV.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA 3-S3OC
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OFFICES g STUDIOS WANTED

RESEARCH ORGANIZATION needs
5000 It. OF commercial once space
immediately. Aforementioned Park.
ing for 10 cars. Location downtown
or near Northwest. Call weekdays,
WO. B-20SH -3
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CHEVROLET. 81, 3-seat all meta
station wagon, PowerGlide. r. b.
sos, S195 down. BELL MOTORS
6OlO Wise. ave. NV. WO. 6-Sg0(
CHEVROLET. AZ cdr. new brakes
s65. BELL MOTORS, 50iO Wise
ave. NV. WO. $4,000. "a
CHEVROLET, '54 "2IO" 2-dr., Pow.
erGlide, r., b.. 10000 mi, 81 OBS
S24h down. BELL MOTORS. 60It
Wise. ave. NV. WO. $4,000. -
CHEVROLET 1852 sedan delivery;
with sleek lines, big load capacity,
heater, good tires. Exceptionally
clean. Only $500, as low as 50
down. HANDLEY FORD, 1928 Ga.
9-84I6, closed Monday. see Tuesday
CHEVROLET 1858 2-door sedan;
radio. heater. finished in dark
blue, immaculate throughout.
real economical 6-cyiinder car
1897. as low as 81 down. HAND.
LEY FORD, 1923 Ga. ave. NV. d
Piney Branch I'd, ia. 9-6416
Closed Monday. see Tuesday.
CHEVROLET "a Bel Air 4-dr. &c,
cally perfect and clean inside ant
out; one Of the best buys IN town
$1,000. Cash, trade or terms.
COAST-M PONTIAC
4o7 Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-72OC
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CHEVROLET 1853 2-dr.; radio and
heater, powerglide. tinted glass.
beautiful heht blue finish, abso-
lutely ike new throuRhout; S90S, as
low as IS down. HANDLEY FORD.
1928 Ga. ave. NV. at Piney Branch
I'd. ia. 9-S4l6. Closed Monday.
see tuesday.
CHEVROLET 1858 4-door sedan;
equipped with T., h.: clean through
out; runs like Q new car, See to
appreciate; 1855. Cash. trade or
terms.
COAST-N PONTIAC
407 Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. $1,000
"a
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COIORED

Nice building site, over an acre, Sec
ton 3, Lewis Park. near Fairfax
county Courthouse: easy terms. Call
IA. 7-1l42 till q pm. any day.
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BUICK 1850 4-dr. sedan; :. and h.
light blue finish, matching seat
covers: ideal second car: No. 1877;
price. S495.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3146 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
IA. 2-0003 Open TIL $3.50