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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29
ASST. BOOKKEEPER

Immediate opening for woman,
pertence; excellent starting salary
and opportunity for advancement:
pleasant working conditions in air
conditioned ONCE; 5-day. 35-hour
week. liberal company benefits. Ap-
ply in person, Suite 416 Ring Build
ng. 18th and M SITS. NV.
BANK TRAINEES, his. education,
young, 20 openings. Mr.. Black at
BoYD's, cor. 18th and G NV.
BEAUTIcIAN. eclored. 1924 10th st.
ne. LA. 6-9874.
BEAUTICIAN-STYLIsT, male or fe-
male; clean cut. reliable, expert
enced; excellent earnings for hard
worker; no license REQUIRED. IA.
BEAUTICIAN, col, must have exp. Of
styling. and ability to manage shop;
ed. sal. ABBY 1892 18th st. NV.
BEAUTICIAN, full or part time. 1913
COLUMBIA RID. NV. no. 2-eOS0.
BEAUTICIAN for our Clarendon
salon, no license REQUIRED In Va.
Excel. opportunity for good opera
blvd. Clarendon. or 1921 Conn. ave
BEAUTY OPERATOR. .all-round. ex-
perienced. Also a manicurist and
shampoo girl. 5 days a week. 90.
Good salary, illus commission. APP
ply CASTOR OF PARIS BEAUTY
SALON. Bethesda. OIL. 4-42SS.
BEAUTY OPERATOR; exper.: top
salary plus 50es comm. Busy air.
cond. salon. ia. 2-6651.
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Five-day
week. guar. salary and comm. paid
vacation. ST. 3-3906. .
BEAUTY OPERATOR-All round at
tractive position. Please call in
person. GUSTAVE'S HAIR STYL-
lists. 723 11th st. NV. 30e
BEAUTY Observation-Disclosures
salary and 60es commission: good
hours; air conditioned; excellent
clientele CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Sc, 10. 2-6o33; Sun. or ewes. 10.
7-3690.
BEAUTY SALON MANAGER who Is
willing to do actual work and man
age very beautiful beauty salon
in q downtown store, Salary and
commissions. Excel. future for az
gressive individual. Write details to
Box 18Th. Star.
BEAUTY SHOP needs apprentice
and receptionist for busy Bethesda
salon OF, 2.k1e1
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AElA-WnkIRA
COAT AND SUIT
DEPARTMENT MOP

Experience essential as manager,
assistant manager. or top notch sales
girl familiar with coats and suits.
Exceilent salary and opportunity
write. or come in person. PHILiPs.
BORN, 18th and p st. NV, Ma. g.
1888. Attention Mr.. L. Hartman.
HOUsEKFEPER to
elderly. couple. White. live in; cap
able Of managing small household;
other help empl. Kind and patient.
Please state ase, BACKGROUND and
sal. expected: character refs. re-
aulred. Perm. pos. Box GOSH. Star.
COMPANION. to share home: private
room and board. small salary. JU.
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HrLP-woMEN

ASSISTANT BoOKKEEPER-TYPIsT.
fast. accurate. neat. pleasant per-
sonality: work varied: 5-day week;
pleasant working conditions: en-
plove benefits; national trade asso-
citation. For appt., call FE. 3-1536
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sioo PER VIZ. 70 START
! MEN, MECHANICALLY inclined,
s Te sas to ni 70 tp So aS s Ss
pURA Bit INC. 1905 New
Hampshire ave, Takoma Park.
MARSHALL FIELD FAMILY-owned
enterprise has attractive position
for intelligent man. $3.50. Must
have good personality and appear
ance, and be ready to accept posi-
ton Immediately II Selected. Guar
anteed income, with opportunity
for advancement. Insurance bene-
fits and retirement plan based on
profit sharing For appointment
Tor local interview, call AP 7-S404
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ACCOUNTANTS
BOOKKEEPERS
CLERK TYPISTS
SECRETARIES
PARTIAL LIsT-3b-HR. WK.
AGES IL TO IS

AGES IL 70 IS
sEcY. Coverseas). q. 9. citizen. must
b use French in all Workins phases,
ADMIN. sEcY., 10 yrs. S soigGU D ~.
per, some in LEGAL: 1884 "a $50
RESEARCH ASSTs (scientific-Edi-
torlaD deg. in journalism; heavy
on editorial; abstractine in biology
or related sciences: typing nee:
prefer single, attrae.. age to 80,
SECY., publ. rel: 100 wpm. S3i5
SECY., to dir. assn. $325
sECY' law. temp; could be perma-
sEcYs., legal: age to g. $$$SSSS
SES <, engrg.. W.. area 80 1928
RRRRRR5S5bSSsoGRAPH oPR.. 5 dy. $225
5 SRkAe cEERk e sptltaS. for e S,;s$ Sa5
some library exper. pref. Open
STENO6.. some : wks. vac. S347
DICTAPHoNE OPERATOR, upper
cTERk:rypIsrs. NV. N.Eto sso
PBA-TYPISTs, NE, S.W. - $3.50
REaGS;EpTIoNIsT mo typingJ. some
cHEMisTs. dec. in chemistry: s yrs.
sTENos;. temp, . vk..-- -.o = ss s9S
c %Stt syp Ss, some SkkDE. backFrOVns
EDITORIAL A AssT.-srcx-. 5000 soSS
typist; deg. In journalism or Eng
iisn: ssper. in writing releases;
sR: sTATIsTicAL CLERK s ypiD1
nOt necessary ----------S3 $3.50
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YOUNG MAN

Boy or young man, white. recent
Asures, for 6eginner's position in
accounting dept. Prefer someone who
accounting In Sept. Full-tine. perm
Anent position. Advancement. Cal
SOUNG MEN, over 1e, free to
travel after short local training.
Trensportation furnished: aysrage
S75 per week to start. See Mr..
Homer. RIM. 402, 1406 q st. NV.
YOUNG MIN = Excel opportunity
foFzyoung men, over le yrs. old, to
Arl. plant; many company dement's:
sssss.srs. Can MISS Brown. r..
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FULL OR PART TIME
SEE US FIRST


Whether you're a
salesman or teacher,
office worker or fac
tory employe. You'll
find 1t profitable to
check with US before
changing positions.
One Of the largest
m utual insurance
companies with q
complete line Of auto
and general casualty
insurance, fire insur-
ance and life insur-
ance, has an opening
available because OF
an expansion pro-
gram. Selection will
be based on aptitude
for the business, gen.
eral education and
social mobility. In
come while training,
excellent opportuni-
ty for the successful
applicant. Write Box
1928, Arlington, Va,
giving age. education
and qualifications.
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HELP-MEN tcens.l


YOUNG MAN, must be aggressive
and able TO deal with public. Job
entails handling Of service calls.
assisting buyer, with an opportu-
nity % learn furniture merchandise
tng. Starting salary. $50: company
dement's. Cal Mr.. Bailey at BARNES
a kIMEL CO., IA. 4-1600.
YOUNG MAN. white, for stock room
ana matl room duties; b-day. STA
hr.- wk.; 5000 per mo. Company
dement's. Mr.. DENNEY. 1900 r. /.
ave. NV. D1. 7-3412.
YOUNG MAN, white. for addressinS
machine operation ana filine; 5-day,
37A-hour Wk: company benefits:
$500 per mo Mr. RICHARDSON
.DI. 7-3412. 1925 L st. NV.
XOUNG MAN, white. to work IN
mailing dept. for large organiza-
ton: b-day week. Apply 2111 Z
St. NV.
YOUNG MAN, white, bet. ls and 81
for position. of hlm inspector in
ltaSfing salary $50 mo. Gail ST.
a.o6l3 between ! and 5. 81
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Admin. SecvS. tO ga 000

AO11Al1A. OCCyS., W DO,UUU
Select positions IN PUBLIC RE-
LLATIONS, CAPITOL HILL, LAW.
COMMERCIAL, OEFICEa
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Filipino-Euroneanl

Colored considered, Cook. butler,
Small family; references REQUIRED
Telephone after IL am, wo. g.
3341.
COLORED FARMER AND WIFE,
over 40. no children, for general
farming, nearby Nd: wife to do
g.h.w.; good salary with furnished
house; experienced and refs. re-
quired. Apply 1Ol7 eth st. NV.
ST. 3-o4S4.
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PAYROLL
CLERK

Young woman. 1890 yrs. Of age,
who is accurate with figures and can
type well Some payroll experience
desirable but not essential. b-day,
40-hr week: planned salary Ad-
yancement Apply Personnel Room
602. Open weekdays. S:30-5. and
Sat. 9-12. No phone calls.
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MANY OTHERS
Various and interesting fields in
select ofices.
Annette D. Tatelman
235 woodward Bldg. RE. 7-44l4|
733 18th st. NV. at H
ADDkEssOGRAPH GRAPHOTYPEI
OPERATOR, .35-hour week, salary
1928. Vicinity Dupont Circle
MRS. SMITH, CO. 5-3s0S.
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Young Men

THE
CHESAPEAKE g. POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY
Offers excellent career op-
portunities for qualified
young men seeking regular
employment. An interest in
mechanics or electronics is
desirable. Must be high
school graduate.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
TBS 18th ST. NV.
Apply Monday Through
Friday, $3.50 AM. to 4 PM.
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HnP-woMEN
CASHIER

MGR operator ana general once
work to train for our new Seven Cor
ners, Va. store. Apply Mr.. Walker
3rd hr. BOND CLOTHES, 1885
Evening star., 1956-12-09

Lightweight. can be used
at stove. Two beoters eject
simply. 3 mixing speeds.
White and coIors.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
Marine Reservists
Seek Candidates
For Toys Contest

The Marine Corps Reserve
here is looking for candidates for
It's annual prince and Princess
Toys for Tot" contest. in con-
junction with its drive to obtain
toys for less fortunate children
for Christmas
Any child donating a toy may
enter. provided he is between the
age Of s and IL years. He must
also complete in rs words or less
the sentence II gave a toy for
tots because -" This mate
rial. with a picture Of the con-
testant should be sent to Toys
for Tots. Naval Gun Factory
Washington 25. d. c.
Entries and pictures will be-
come the property Of the Ma
rine Corps Reserve.
Entry blanks are available at
Peoples Drug Stores. Collection
points for the toys are all fire
houses and Shell and ESQ Serv-
ice Stations in Washington.
Northern Virginia and nearby
MARYLAND.
The contest officially ends
midnight Saturday.
Judges will name the boy and
girl winners who will be crowned
"Prtnce and Princess Toys for
Tots" at q televised Christmas
party over Station WTrG-TV
tChannel s. Department stores
are donating prizes.
Evening star., 1956-12-09

will illuminate in ceremonies be-
ginning at 4:30 PM
The pageant will be open
might and day through January
u. Its aim is to dramatize the
seasonal message of Peace on
Earth to Men of Good Will. ="
Daily religious services and car
oling will be a feature Of the
program. Santa Claus, with his
live reindeer, will be an attrac-
ton of the youth center, which
also is to feature exhibits selected
by national youth organizations.
The embassy participation
enlisted by special liaison COM
mittee headed by Judge George
ID. Nelson, with the co-opera-
ton OF Mrs. John T. O'Brien,
executive vice president of the
Executive Committee.
Embassy Participants
Embassies and legations signed
up so far include Argentina,
Brazil, Burma. Cambodia, Ceylon,
China, Colombia, Costa Rica,
Cuba. Czechoslovakia, Dominican
Republic, Egypt. Ethiopia, Es-
tonia, Germany. Greece, Guate-
mala, Haiti, Honduras. Indonesia.
Iran, Iraq, Italy, Japan, Korea,
Evening star., 1956-12-09
Spanish War
Units to Meet

Col. James S. Petit Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
will meet at 8 pm. Monday al
Naval Lodge hall. $50 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc, with President
Marion L. Norton presiding.
Col. James S. Petit Camp will
meet at 2 pm. Tuesday at 92l
Pennsylvania avenue Sc, with
Commander John H. Smith pre-
siding.
Capitol City Fort, Daughters
of '98, will meet at $3.50 pm
Thursday at 921 Pennsylvania
avenue. Sc. Capt. Ethel M
Dudley will preside.
Admiral George Dewey Camp
will meet at 2 pm. Thursday at
921 Pennsylvania avenue Sc,
with Commander Harry c.
Schafer presiding.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp will
meet at 2 pm. on Friday at 92l
Pennsylvania avenue Sc, with
Commander John Wilson presid-
ing.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
GridirOn Elects
Marquis Chi|ds

Marquis Childs of the st. Louis
Post-Dispatch, columnist, yeSter-
day was elected president of the
Gridiron Club, newspaper din
ing club, now going into It's
72d year. Mr.. Childs takes Office
January 1, when he succeeds
Roscoe Drummond, columnist of
the New York Herald Tribune.
Benjamin M. McKelway, editor
of The Evening Star, was elected
vice president. succeeding Mr..
Childs. Other officers elected at
the annual meeting were Lyle C..
Wilson of the United Press As
sociations. secretary: Walker s..
Buel of the Cleveland Plain
Dealer. treasurer; Marshall Nc
Neil Of the Houston Post, histo-
rian-all re-elections-and two
members Of the Executive Com
mittee. Richard L. Wilson of the
Des Moines Register and Tribune
and the Minneapolis Star and
Tribune, and James B. Reston
Of the New York Times.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
K. K.ofC.CounciI
Plans Initiution

Alcantara Caravani, Order of
AlhambTa, Knights Of Columbus,
will hold an initiation at 2 pm.
today with Grand Commander
r. A. Mahr presiding.
Other activities include:
Monday, 8;15 pm, Potomac
Council, Grand Knight Edward
F. Clark presiding.
Tuesday, 8:15 pm, Washing
ton Council, Grand Knight VIM.
F. Malone presiding: Spalding
Council. Grand Knight Jooseph
A. Smith presiding; Bishop
Byrne Council, Grand Knight
Eugene c. Baczenas presiding;
st. Teresa's School Hall, 1925 v
street Sc.
Thursday. 8:l5 pm, Keane
Council. Grand Knight Robert
Kirby presiding.
Unless otherwise noted. all
events at x. c. hall, 918 Tenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
Air Force Reserve
To Fete Orphans

Air Force Reservists of the
Washington area will be host
to more than so orphan and
dependent children for Christ
mas party at Junior Village,
Blue Plains, next Saturday.
The party will be held from
1880 to $3.50 pm. Entertainment
will be provided by stars If
Washington radio and televi-
sion
General chairman is Col.
Nicholas Allen of Bethesda.
Other committee chairmen: 1t.
Col. ROLAND Lund, Mrs. Leslie
B. Osborne, James P. Foley and
Maj Jack Clay.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
Mayor to Speak

David L. Lawrence. Mayor Of
Pittsburgh. Pa, will speak on
his city's community relations
program at the weekly luncheon
meeting of the American Public
Relations Association at 1915
pm. Wednesday in the Burling-
ton Hotel.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
Heads Recreation Unit

Frank j. Geraci has been.
elected president of the District
Recreation Society. Other new
officers include Mrs. Sara
Honesty. vice president: Mrs. Ina
Sneider, secretary; James Tom
kins. treasurer, and Andrew Hay
den. second vice president.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
SO Embassies.
To Have Trees
In Yu|e Pageant

A Christmas tree-lined path
way of peace" will be set up by
more than so Embassies and
Legations for the Pageant of
Peace on the Ellipse December 20.
Noting that this represents the
largest participation to date in
this aspect Of the annual pageant,
Edward r. Carr, president. OBJ
served, 1T certainly should be
most enheartening to people
everywhere in these troubled
days of the world"
Trees to Line Walk
The Embassy trees will line
the walk leading to the giant ma
tional com mupity Christmas
tree, which President Eisenhower
Evening star., 1956-12-09

These rules were drawn as
riedly to water down by regula-
ton the city's new law impos-
ing the $25 license fee on pro-
fessional men, businessmen and
tradesmen who are not subject
to the District unincorporated
business franchise tax.
imed at Exempt Persons
s-le license tax is aimed at
exempt persons, especially those
who live in suburban Virginia or
MARYLAND and thus pay no Dis
trict taxes.
1t will require the $25 license
fee Of doctors, lawyers and
othtrs who have not been hit
by earlier revenue raising
mes sures.
Tne license tax will not apply
to anyone who earns his income
as IN "employe," whether he is
paid by salary or commission OF
a combination of both.
u will. however, affect person,
who earn an income as the result
OF personal services on fee
basis which involves no en-
ployer-employe relationship.
$5OO-a-Year Basis
Thus. writers and newspaper
men who sell their product in.
dependently, or who make side
line appearances on televisior
or radio, will be subject to the
license tax--but only if such
pursuits pay them more thar
$500 a year. under regulation.
Evening star., 1956-12-09

Laos. Latvia. Lebanon. Liberia
ILibya, Lithuania, Mexico. Moroc-
CO. Nicaragua. Pakistan. Panama
Peru, the Philippines. Portugal
Saudi Arabia, Sudan. Syria, Ru-
mania. Tunisia. Thailand. Tur-
key. Union of South Africa, Ven-
ezuela. Wet Nam and Yemen.
Evening star., 1956-12-09

proposed by District Tax AS.
SCISSOR James l.. Martin.
The trade publication Editor
and Publisher, meanwhile, at
tackled the regulation as it now
stands. The periodical asserted
editorially that requirement of
a license fee for anyone who
does free-lance writing "is a new
idea for thought control in this
country. We thougt our Consti-
country. We thought our Consti-
tuition and Bill of Rights elimi-
mated such medieval thinking"
Evening star., 1956-12-09
DC. Tox Faces Newsmen
On $500 Year SideIines

Washington will to take out the Districts
S2-a-year tax license only they $500
sideline pursuit.
The rule would apply to freeance writer's they make
more than $500 operating private independent
Evening star., 1956-12-09

Switch from dry TO steam
with flick Of a button. Light
weight, only 3M pounds.
With fobric seIector dioI.
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EIttH HT- tKLtI rOndU eQulp
good tires. thlbb, 30. b-BO6a
CHEVROLET "a "l50" 4.dri r
and h.. 2-tone paint, excel cond (;
Rockville (Ford) Motor Co.
COMMERCE LA ROCKVILLE, MD
Pc 2-2l1s OPEN EWES TILL q
CHEv. late ~ De luxe 2.door, all
extras rubber nalnt uphlst mech
hne, SASS or Offer WO s.30OJ. .
CHEW, SO Del Ray 8-cyl pc, auto
nj. % ~, own $3.50. a. Jn a.s7SoTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

FORD SO Tudor g.: now If you are
looking for an economical dressing
looking car, that looks far richer and
more expensive than the low price
OF $40, see and drive this car to-
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OIOllllIldll SIltNIOlG
1900 M ST NV

DODGE ~ ci coupe 7. and h
very good cond pvt owner $3.50.
OIL. G-3i36 III
DODGE Ia4s, 4-dr deluxe sedan,
dark green body IN good cond.,
motor needs some work good rAf
Tor mechanic. best nfirr or 2-H7pO
DODGE 81, Meadowbrnok. f-dr
mud DR., r. and h new tires,
new battery, under 80 900 mi one
owner, no children. very clean,
$500 WO. 6.2324
DODGE '5b Coronet Lancer straight
shit 1000 mi Al cond Sl,bsb
FORD, 1881, Victoria with oyerdr.,
and b new paint lob Reas
RE. b-bf3H after 10 am Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
MANHATTAN AUTO
Sales and Service Since 1914
For imported and American Cars
7th at r St. NV.

North 7-27O0
1910 King ST. ST. Alex, ' Va XII. s-5S2b
Fairfax Branch
Ire Highway. Route 2p-2l1
Merrifeld. vaN JE. 4-3302
HILLMAN 1855 Mink convertible;
used, compare his one at saaa.
BELL MOTORS 1910 Wis. ave.
HilLMHN Marx VI 1853 4-dr! Sc
dan red leather, radio. heater: eX-
col. cond: $3.50. JE. 3-O500
HUDSON 80: black with U S Royal
oow%SER'" f ss7s. Ii liz. n 4-sl PF'V AT :
HUDSON 'b3 Super Jet sedan: low
% MERsoN l. THOMPSON
Chry ply dealers, used car dept.
HUDSON 1853 Hornet hardtop; r.
and h hydramatic, q choice car.
S99h BOWMAN STUDEBAKER-
PACKARD, 1900 Ga ave. NV. RIA.
HUDSON So Commodore 20" 4-dr.:
fully equipped with beautiful 9
tone iniSh very low mileage. see
"a appreciate S4a5; safety tested
for your protection PAUL BROS
tOLDS Wis and Ellicott ST NV.
KE ;-l3os. Sunday call KE =
1900 ia
HUDSON So RAMBLER TYPE SD
per Jet sedan, two-tonC. and h.,
Llal-range HYDRA twin-H power
direction lights: finest ccHd. many
miles p"r gallon GUARANTEE
S195. terms Sla5 down. S3s per
no WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 wis
cuns}n ave ", EN- 3-oI42 Open
Sunday II 3
HUDSON convertible. ? ard h. elee
windows. leather upholstery. $50
or best TesS offer WO. 6-13aS
HUDSON ;" i.dr sedan heater.
seat covers. medium gray hniSh:
3O-dsy guarantee Medium condi-
ton Sia5 HILL 4 SANDERS,
Wash s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900
14tn 81 nv NO I'm open
ewes u. o. Ss, III b
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FORD - Customline 20" Tudor
beautiful dove gray, contrasting scat
covers. r and h turn signals. etc
one owner. immRc. throughout war
ranteed u months or Il 900 miles
special today, $3.50
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
300 r.. Ave Sc LII 2-pS"1
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WHEELER. INC

cHRYsLER 81 Windsor va sedan.
eh9ice Of several, power equipped,
,s,u .,. nseisr solex glass, famous
never Titled new.cAr warranty,
worthwhile legitimate savings, low.
est term, better tr1dssz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

FORD '55 VS. Fordor sedan: heater.
seat covers; 2-tone blue finish. a
month. guar. SLAB. HILL d SAN
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
1900 l4th st. nv. NO. T-lllI.
FORD 81 Consul Fordor; heater 4
Cyl black finish, a real economy
car. Ideal second car. S4a5. HILL a.
SANDERS. WaSh.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer 1900 l5th st. NV. NO =
III. Open ewes, I'll g. Sat. I'll 3
FORD "a CreStline Fordor. equipped
with For6omatic and other extras
] owner, ideal for family; trade
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON 81 Commander; r. and h..
overdrive, plastic covers. .-tone
blue finIsh: an excellent buy. S395
HILL Il SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, 1900 l4th st NV.
NO. 7-llll, Open ewes. Til q. Sat.
iii
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5000 M ST. NV.

AID @-Ill" Ap +" 1910
FORD Zephyr 81. English. & CYL !.
black. 10000 miles, %" mig OK
eel cond., inspected Nov owner
going overseas, 500 or best offer
Call EN- "-npGl LII
FORD b5 cnnv Fairlane VS. Sun
liner: bright canary yellow and
black. FordomAtie, loads Of other
extras; ] owner Ike new ~ Hah;
bank financing 90 mos KIRK
MOTOR co 1000 Ga ave IA
g-4S0O In
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LOVING CHEVROLET

WI hoLEI % Styleline de luxe
Z.or oris royal blue hnish Wv
clean, pvt driven car. reduced Ia
tbgA 500 down or trade KIRK
MOTOR CO. 1000 Ga ave TIA
g-fSOO LII
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TRIANGLE N MOTORS 81 8

FORD late 80 Victoria. power steer
ing, radio, heater. straight shift
., lone, flamingo and white: mile
age. $4,000: excellent condition
81. loo or reasonable offer for quick
sale. OF. 4-Sg02, any ewes. --l6
FORD l947 Tudor. r. and h,
original owner; low mi. Best offer.
IA. o-6SS5. --I6
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FORD ~ Customline VIZ Fordor.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC chryslcr-
Plymouth Imperial 400 Ga ave
NV ia H-2gUO
FORD 80 custom W. Tudor. and
h black fnish SCAR, HILL n
SANDERS, Wash 4 Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 lith st NV. NO
7.llll. Open ewes IN y. Sat IN
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FORD 1862 Country Squire 3-seat
wagon. 7. and h oyerdriye. immac-
ulate throughout $500, S"tJ dn
BELL MOTORS. 300 Wis. ave
NV WO 6-SnuO IA
FORD 1893 Victoria go" hardtop -
tone factory Continental snare,
low mileage; SgHb $40 din BELL
MOTORS aUlO Wis ave. NV.
WO. G-SH0u la
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WHEELER. INC.

CHRYSLER As sedan; r. and h.,
Wv, tires; good transp.; will take
old car in trade, &1a5. ia. 9-a230
CHRYSLER 1916 Windsor 6-cyl. Sc
dan; r. and h.; exceptionally nice
car, buy at $3.50, terms 9l2
TAYLOR st NV
CHRHSLER SO Newport hardtop;
original 2-tone blue and gray nm
ish. radio, heater. auto. drive, W
W. tires, This car is almost like
new. First $1,000 or best offer
takes IL Call RIA. 3-7qO3
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FORD rs s-cyl Ranch wason
I,SateI loN mi.eage immac.: Si6q5.
Rockville fFOrdl Motor co.
COMMERCE La ROCKVILLE MD
70 @-HiNN OPEN Ewes TIL =
FORD ORD q VS. club coupe. fully
s,aaoin not a. frecrscker. SaI5
MCNEIL PONTIAC. $3.50 Wis ave
~ $4,000 In the Heart Of Be.
FORD - club sedan very low mi
irro!domatiC ether extras. :" nos
IAkoMA FORD MOTORS S;sS
fninmtT Branch I'd Sil Sps ~ $
ulIi any time
ORD 1851 cony. vs. Cd and
~ tires After ; gn wcrE.
GAYS. a.. DAY sun JU s-2a57
FORD , 1852 Zephyr. fully coup
STAR MOTOR SALES
""'o y. ION ST ARL ia s-3e7c
OPEN SUNDAY
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Akers Olds-Cadillac Co,
Fairlineton Shopping Center
CLOSED Sunday

CADILLAC b5 FL Dorado convertible
Less than 1000 miles, All extra
equipment Has been driven by
company Official and cannot be
told from brand-new. 1t really has
to be seen 10 be appreciated. 1896.
Can srrange 3fo financing through
local bank with small down pay
ment. For further info, phone
Parkway 5-1922 -l5
CADILLAC 1855 Coupe DeVille; COM
pletely equipped. DIS personal car
$685.. Call RE. 7-33l3. lis
CADILLAC 1851 ccnvt; gray with
black top: perfect condition Origi-
nal OWNER Always garaged; ST.
5qS no, "-55b5 90