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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05

Recruiting Station during March.
His score, two points higher
than that required for Officer
Candidate School, enabled him to
enlist for specific training with
the famed Eighth Golden Ar
row Division, now at Fort Car
son, Colo, and soon to gyroscope
to Germany. Billy enlisted on
March %, flew to Fl. Jackson,
S. c., for weeks processing,
and is now enroute to Colorado to
join the Eighth Division.
Donald K. Green, 12416 Viers
Mill Road, was another high
pointer to pass the rigid written
test for enlistment. Don volun-
teered last Friday for the Army
Artillery and left National Air
port Monday afternoon for FIT.
Jackson, accompanied by 17-year-
old William T. Selby, DR., Route 2,
Gaithersburg, who Joined the
regulars" on the same day.
Staff Sergeant X. j. Duffy, Ma
rine recruiter, who shares the
Rockville Recruiting Station with
this writer, was grinning from
ear to ear on the morning of
March 18 and he had good reason
to for that morning Mrs. Duffy
was blessed with a nine.pound
eight-ounce boy born at the Naval
hospital. Both are doing nicely
at their residence on Rockville
Pike.
Not only did Sgt. Duffy add to
his family roster" last month
but he increased his enlistments
during the same period. Six
young men from the upper coun-
ty area signed up as leathernecks
with the Marine Corps. They
were: Robert A. Wyatt, Pooles-
vile; Virgil L. Farmhouse, Boyds;
Thomas +. Whetzel, Dickerson;
brothers Abijah and Tommy VIII
der, Rockville; and LinwoOd S.
Farmhouse, 204 Woodland Road,
Rockville. They're now commenc.
ing recruit training at Paris Is.
land, S. c.
Marine Pvt. Woodrow Hinkle,
Route 2, Rockville, recently spent
20 days at home prior to leaving
for duty in Japan.
Taking advantage of the Army
education program is Pvt. E-2
Hayes w. Crider, DR., 210 High
land Avenue, Rockville. Order,
member of the Ninth Division,
has enrolled in off-duty high
school classes at Ulm, Germany.
He volunteered some IA months
ago at the recruiting station in
Rockville. Letters from home are
always welcome to servicemen
around the globe so here's his adj
dress: US 5239O189, Company C,
47th Infantry Regiment, Ninth
Division, APO 35, New York, NY.
Andrew f. Renfrew, 10, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Renfrew,
1906 Lewis Avenue, Rockville, is
scheduled to rotate to Germany
next month as a member of the
Third Armored Division. Andy is
with the divisions combat en-
gineers.
Chief Louis II. Fricke of the
Navy Recruiting Station at Sill
yer Spring said last week that
nine young men from the area
joined the fleet during March. All
Wnrn frODa tho Cilxya,. CN,.;,ae, 81
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NJ r s. s l. .
Kemp, Route 2,
Gaitllersb u r G,
really sharpen
ed his pencil
and his wits
last month to
top all others
who took the
Armed Forces
entrance exam
ination at the
Rockville Army
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05

n
Gaithersburg High School, en-
listed in the United States Navy
in January.
Army Pvt. Robert L. Swain, DR.,
whose wife, Lois, and parents
live on Route 2, Rockville, is re-
ceiving advanced infantry train
ing in the Fourth Armored Divi-
sion at Fort Hood, Tex. Swain
entered the Army in November.
He is a 1851 graduate of Richard
Montgomery High School.
Joins Eighth Division in Colo
RADIO Pvt. Stanley L. Yankey,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. 10y A. Yam.
key, Route 2, Gaithersburg, and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05

recently gradu-
ated from re-
cruit training
at cambridge.
Following a IA
day leave at
home, he'll be
assigned to the
Naval station
at Norfolk for
general s e a
duty. Gene, a
graduate If
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05

half way through Army basic
training at Fort Jackson, S. c..
Neal volunteered for the regulars
on March l.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05
SERVICEMEN We KNOW
By M/Sgt. Ed Brown

Gaithersburg lad scores high
on Army 10 exam 4. William
(BilIy) II. Kemp, son Of Mr.. and
The Arizona post., 1956-06-01

On an impulse a recent Sun
day a afternoon Eugene
Deutsch called his father long
distance to Budapest, Hun
gary. 1t was the first direct
conversation they have had in
eight years, since Eugene
Deutsch left for America. And
he was so moved, he couldn't
think of a thing to say.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Miller
and children, Jack, Harold and
Sally, Malverr Drive, have
leased their home for a year
and gone to Long Beach, Calf.
Mr.. Miller was on the coast
the past few months and came
home for Sally's graduation
from Tucson high and help get
the family moved.
Mrs. Sander Appel just left
for a visit with her children,
DR.. and Mrs. Irving Edelson,
Plainville, Conn. Returning
she'll visit sons Leonard in
Kansas City and Arthur in
LA. DR.. Appel will join her at
the coast. They'll be back in
August.
The Arizona post., 1956-06-01
Going by car, Mrs. Hyman

Going by car, Mrs. Hyman
Podolsky and daughter, Bev-
erly Joined the Paul Singers
for a trip east. They will visit
relatives in New York and
Beverly will visit the former
Judy Bassist in Indianapolis.
Beverly is in the orthopedic
service on ST. Mary's nursing
staff. They'll be gone about
two months. The Singers at
tend the wedding of his sister
in Boston. His mother, Helen
Singer, is already in Boston.
Carl Wiley, inventor of the
Braille switchboard and Joe
Abels, operator of that board
at Hughes will be entertained
by Jean Eichels at her home
next week. Persons interested
in meeting them may contact
her. Incidently Mrs. Eichel is
a board member, secretary
and publicity chairman for the
Tucson Braille Club.
At the recent Arizona
Society of Certified Public Ac-
countants convention David
MiShkind talked on the role of
the certified public accountant
in estate planning. The Mish-
kinds are entertaining Mrs.
Maurice Austin of New York.
Her husband is a tax special
ist and authority on estate
planning. Mrs. Austin is visit
ing her son, a student at Fen
ster School.
Departing on Monday for
Tacoma to visit their children,
DR.. and Emanuel Rubin are
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kurn,
Sidney and Brenda. They will
be gone three weeks.
Relaxing and enjoying Tue
son leisure is Robert Kline,
who joined Mrs. Kline and
children, Paul 6, Barbara 10,
who came two months ago. He
is a civil engineer with the
Transit Authority in New
York. They live on N. Camilla.
The Hyman GOldbergs and
children (he is the new Anshei
Israel president) are in Wash
ington DC, after which they
will visit in the old home
town, Paterson, NJ. While
Mrs. Goldberg attends the
Brandeis University Women's
Committee conference a t
Brandeis, he viii be holding
conferences at the national
office of the United Syna-
gogue Council in New York.
Then the family will take-in
the historical highligftS of
New England. They'll return
the 18th.
The Arizona post., 1956-06-01
An active schedule is pI:

An active schedule is pI;
ned by Mrs. r. MaIiinsky. W
leaves Monday for Bostl
They include the wedding
a niece, and of Helen Singe
daughter in Boston. Visit w
son, Harold, who works the
and with relatives in M
England.
At the graduation of
daughter; Mrs. Eleanor M
Ter from Northwestern Den
School, Chicago, Charles K
and sons, Peter and Steve V
be present. The Harry Nadl
return home end of the mon
The Arizona post., 1956-06-01

The tmehonored phrase "A little child them" pr
much tells the story of the Milton family
acturer OF bridal and evening York.
Gross left everything behind in order be with
Ill in the East year old Barry has become picture
ing his stay at the Sahuaro School AS it became
Milton and tz that Barry would have to live in this climate
decided that the only for them
Soon after their arrival in Tucson they found charming
at 721 NJ Martin and began impatient wait Barrys rer
them The school term ends this weekend there's very
reunited family at N Martin this very mnute
made for tine future Barry will attend the Community Ce
Day Camp and in the fall he will enter Sam Hughes.
Mitzi quite GAL Bright attractive and charming
has already carved imposing niche for Tu
She's also OF the most amazing grandoheTs you're
Stanley and daughernhw are tine pa1
of ten old young lady whose Suzy Bunnys Be
itzis marriage Milton successful buyer of
The Arizona post., 1956-06-01
This weekend Mr.. and Mrs

4AAAO "OOA-C I4A GAAzu WI De
A. A. KaliSh go to Boulder,
Colo, for the summer. They
plan to take some courses at
the U. of Colorado and return
for the holidays.
The Louis Lessons moved
into their new home at GIT N.
Longfellow. The Bernard ROS-
enbergs are at 2540 E. Linden.
Mr.. and Mrs. KaSen and child
rem are on E. 28th at 6252. The
new home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyman MeyersOn at 3440 Via
Guadalupe is already occupied
by them.
Evening star., 1956-08-29

illion beige kalgan at
Madeleine de Rauch.
Fur again for trimming q
frock worn under a fur
trimmed coat. (Genevieve-
jacques FAITH.
Buttons, a whole crop of
them has come up, the loveliest
of all being large mother-of-
pearl ones. worn on a black
sheath satin frock, buttoned
from chin to hem (Jacques
Griffe).
WaiStcoats, a white doeskin
one, stitch trimmed and worn
under a grey suit. (Dior).
The Edwardian look achieved
with aigrettes' feathers pinned
straight into the chignon for
evering wear. (Balmain and
also Dior).
Mems hats for girls-you can
wear a black opera hat with a
feather and an air (RoSe Va
lois) or a red satin hat. shaped
like a mans felt hat and trans
pierced by a small diamond
dagger with a black satin
streamer. (Svend).
PendantS-not worn as ear
drops. but as buttons, ruby
ones. on a black suit. (Jean
DeSseS).
Belts - are definitely back:
seldom buckled. they are mar
row and loosely tied in front
or at the back (Madeleine de
Rauch): cossack-style Lanvin-
Castillo); below the waist-line
and curved (Jacques Griffe).
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Fashion Flashes From
A Place Called Paris

(Patou); for bows and all sorts
of trimmings (Dior).
Perfume - modiste Claude
Saint-Cyr (who hats HIM.
Queen Elizabeth II and many
of the Court ladies' sought in
spiration in battle of per-
fume. The hat she designed is
swathed with apple : green
crepe de chine and matching
tulle: the effect is just as silky
and feminine as the perfume
which inspired the model
Crepe de Chine" by F. MIL
LOT.
Lace-there are lace cock
tail dresses everywhere. but
the newest is at Jean Patou's
where wine-red velvet lace
was introduced with a great
success.
White for winter-and for
comfy overcoats Dior. You
can line them with fur.
Heels-Wear the same pair
of shoes from morn till night
with low heels at dawn, medium
ones at tea-time and high ones
in(the evening. 1t only takes
a few minutes to change them
tPerugia).
Fur SkirtS-Fur- lined coats
are now worn with a matching
fur skirt for sportswear: nut
brown Brazilian otter at Rev
Evening star., 1956-08-29

PARIS, France.-The fash
ion world in this chic capital
is excited right now about
many new ideas. Here are some
of the headline making de-
signs.
Jet - not airplanes, but
jewelry, Five or seven rows
of jet for the newest neck
laces Dior; jet again for
trimmings on black suits Jean
Patou); and again on a won
derful black velvet shovel-hat
(Albouy) inspired by the SAKE
statuettes.
Fur hats-everyone's talk
ing about them and everyone
will be wearing them: high,
Russian-ballet style, done up in
a fox, beaver, ocelot, panther
or colored Persian lamb, etc.
(Balmain and most of the
others.)
Blouses-they are most cer-
tainly here to stay. Under the
loosely-fltted jacket of a thick
autumn suit. you'll find a slim
jersey blouse (Balmain), a
wispy chiffon one (DioD, an
elegant velvet one Jacques
Heinz. a brilliant satin one
Madeleine de Rauch).
Ribbons-for wide satin belts
on narrow frocks. Empire line
Evening star., 1956-08-29

and the starved fashion sill
houette look giving way to a
more well fed" figure.
The "clinging vine" look is
so apparent in the wispy chif-
fons, the draped jerseys, and
the hobble skirt reminiscent of
Poiret.
Dior may have gotten the
most publicity on his daytime
anklet lengths but those of
Jacques Helm also made the
grade fashion-wise.
This latter designer, famous
for his young look" presented
it mostly for late day in soft
flannel suiting of "Orlon" and
wool in a deep aqua muted by
black.
Like so many of the new
French and American designs
this one has the 1912 look to
it.
In short. Paris is on a MY
Fair Lady" kick, too.
But since the bookkeeping
system in fashion sometimes
doesn't debit and credit de-
signers with correct amounts
of design "firsts" we like to
mention that Pauline Trigere's
"intermission lengths" seen in
New York last year in black
broadcloth and flannel could
easily have been the forerun-
Evening star., 1956-08-29

ners for this so-called New
Look"
High rising waistlines, say
designers, literally demand a
longer skirt to complete the
silhouette and fashions future
may we'll include this length.
But in Paris the truly chic
woman is wearing her skirt
length of this variety for
after 5.
The ratio of this ankle
length in the Dior collection
was two daytime dresses to 6
evening dresses. Well put our
SIS that it clicks as an after
dark facet of prophetic
fashion.
Washington may get to see
Jean DesseS' dress of fabric
woven of Aluminium yarn.
HIS one OF It's kind" rendi-
ton is golden apricot lame
tissue that has been draped
and shirred in his masterful
way. A curved stole of the
same shimmering fabric is
frosted with mink. The beauti-
full fabric is woven here in
America by Hirsch & Co.
Tweed Tops List
Tweed topped the popularity
poll of fabrics in Paris with
the fabric being used round
the clock.
In fact, one of the major
Paris trends is the use of
Evening star., 1956-08-29

former sports" fabrics for
dreSSy costumes.
The Paris reports also in
clude BOWS on everything
and everywhere, Solid
clear colors for day fabrics
black the primary color !.
and intense violet and red in
tweed giving a new dimension
to the fabric.
FUR TRIMMINGS give one
the impression that there's a
pro-Russian (Cossack, that Isl
look on most everything.
There's fur used entirely for
hats, capeS, borderline trims,
and of course for collars and
cuffs
Evening star., 1956-08-29
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Camera Also Reports
News Of Paris DESIGNS

scene and deaden the impact
on fashion-conscious women.
Ever romantic Paris seemed
to be more so this season on
the subject of beautiful
clothes.
The art of fashion flourishes
along the banks of the Seine
in climate so stimulating and
conducive to originality that
the Haute Couture each season
reacts to it.
Paris collections are chock
full of capes curves +.
color Cossack trim touches
-. curving, scooped necklines.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Felt Hats Look
Just Like Fur

New long-haired felts look so
much like fur. it often takes an
expert to tell the difference.
These fluffy-textured felts
are favored by Big Name
Milliners as well as popular
price manufacturers and Simu-
late such elegant pelts as fox,
sheared beaver and mutation
mink.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
BY ELEM

Ankle lengths. capes and
grapes flashed across fashions
horizon in Paris when the
Fall and Winter collections
were shown in July and early
August.
The news came first and
today the photographs are
being released officially by the
French Chambre Syndicate.
Paris places this photo
graphic ban on her designs so
as to allow her designers to
get their originals out before
the copies emerge on the
Evening star., 1956-08-29
q Dute

LAWYER TURNED DE-
SIGNER, Emanuel Boykof,
plays a leading fashion role
today at a showing of his
"women'S tailored" suits at
Julius Garfinckel & Co. on the
fourth floor. Tomorrow he will
appear at a special Boykoff
suit showing at the Spring
Valley store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1910 900" 4-dr., r. and
h., overdriye. extra clean. $500.
FALLS CHURCH GARAGE, De Soto
Plymouth, Hillwood ave. and Lee
hwy. JE 2-2300.
PACKARD 1853 de luxe Special e.
dr.: hydramatic r. and h.: ! owner;
weekend special S795; $I95 down.
so mo. BELL MOTORS. 900
Wis. ave. NV. WO. $4,000. -
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PACKARD "a clipper A. Iux, .-d-

PACKARD 80 Clipper de luxe .-dr ;
ultra. r ana h.: Sl.Oag. HOR-
NER's COR, Buick Dealer, Fla.
ave. he. at 9th. Ii. 6-846i.
PACKARD 1875: Patrician town
spotless. car for. the discriminating
BUYER. fully equipped A l-OWNER
VALUE. $3.50. CONVICTION MOTOR
CO. 1901 Wis. ave OIL. 1920.
PACKARD 81: 27.O00 miles: fully
equipped, auto. transmission. radio.
heater, turn SIGNALS: immediately
clean condition: beautiful and
lustrous unscratched paint and
chrome; unsoiled upholstery; will
sell for FIRST S575 cash, or best
offer. P. o. Box 9235, Rosslyn. Va.
90
PACKARD 1947 fully equipped: SIS.
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER,
5S5 n. Glebe I'd. Arl, Va. ia.
7-7722. 90
PACKARD 1858 cdr. sedan; Pack
ards famous ultra trans, power
brakes. heater. defroSter, turn sig
mails, white tires. A | -OWNER
VALUE, $685.. CONVICTION MO-
TOR CO.. 1901 Wis. ave. OIL. .
92OU
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 81 Custom sport sedan
.-tone. +. and h. overdrivc. /
owner. finest condition: S5a5.
terms. Sl95 down. OLFE
MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV,
EN- 3-O1Jo
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1854 MERCITRy

Monterey sport sedan; iustrous
Sheffield green finish, heater, de-
froster, has straight transmission
custom seat covers, sun shade. etc.
o~ mileage: one owner; real family
value IA05
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

0LDSMOBILE 81 @2-dr. HYDRA. drive:
mech pert. r. and h.. clean inside
and out: 500. 10 469O@. Is
OLDSMOBILE 1853 de luxe "SS'
Holiday coupe. @-tone green
equipped, TODAY only, 81 ,995 CCC
guarantee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
1854 MERCIIRY

Club sedan crystal gray finish
Mereomatie drive. Wv. tires. custom
seat covers. etc, "3.Ou0 actual miles
by one careful owner. will be hard
to duplicate for only Sl,495.
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. J

MERCURY 81 Custom club coupe
and h.. Mercomatic drive. ab-
TAKOMA FORD. S12j Piney
Branch I'd. Sill. Spg.. Ju. $1,000
MERCURY 80 Monterey 4-dr.. Ms.
trous blue finish; pleasure free driv.
ing Mercomatic; heater. radio. plas-
Tic nylon seat covers; only Sl,.11
Gail Jim Griffin. JU. 5-3ISS, MAY
FLOWER MOTORS. INC. SSol Ole
Bladenshurg I'd, Silver Spring. Md
"Washington,s Oldest Lincoln Mer.
curY Dealer " "
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1853 900" town sedan,
ultramatlc trans, heater. radio
power brakes. many other extras;
a family sedan for the smart luyer
A OWNER VALUE AT 81 @Q5
CONVICTION MOTOR CO, 1901
Wis. ave. OIL. 2-9.00.
PACKARD 1862 1-dr, sedan; beau
tltul 3-tone finish: ultra trans
heater defroster. turn signals. A
l-OWNER VALUE, Sn95. COVING-
TON MOTOR CO., 1901 Wis. ave
OIL. 1900.
PACKARD 1875" 400" de luxe T.
or; equipped with ultramatic drive
and other extras; original green ex-
'cellent condition throughout. $50.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
'so6o 18th ST, ST.. spg. ~. 5-dlS6
PACKARD 1882 4-dr. sedan; heater.
ultramatic. excellent mechanical
condition; leaving country. must
sell. SiJ0 10. 5-5lfO -
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SIERcuRY 80 Montclair hardtop
1854 MERCIIRY

green finish. matching "-tone in
terror radio, heater Mercomatic
drive, etc. II OUn actual miles
like new. see this honest value today.
Slhnh
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Montoomerv-StuhhS
LINCOLN-MERCUR DEALER
3il5 BladenSburg Rd
AP 1-9929 Open Daily, 90

AP l--H.g Open Daily, 9-9
MERCURY 81 club coupe: light
green finish: equipped with radio
and heater tires ike new; body
sale at SAT-. See or cali jim STAT
LEI Ju. 5-3ISS, MAYFLOWER MO.
TORS. INC. $500 Old Bladensbure
I'd. at Piney Branch I'd. Silver
Spring. Nd Washington Oldest
Lincoln Mercury Dealer" ~
hERCCRY 81 Monterey 4-dr.;
beaut. !-tone blue finish: r. and h.,
Wv. tires, back-up lights. .,-tone
matching interior; 1895. COLO
NAL OLDSMOBILE CO, l241 9th
n Just OF Fla. ave., Ii
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POHANKA SERVICE

Washing ION Oldest Olds Dealersnlp
l12G goth St. NV. DE. 7-I003
oLDs '55 "9s, convertible; TAKE
OVER PAYMENTS: fully equipped
everything. onIy o.DOu lhiles
bought new in late August: HA. y
2u]S; ewes. Sat. or Sun. -
ODDS 1876! "9s' Classic 4-dr.;
2.tone; power steering, r. and h.
Weekend special, S1Hy: Sl95 down,
50! % per mo. BELL MOTORS,
QUO Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-s9UU.
OLDS 81, de luxe "9s" convertible
coupe; hydramatic, radio, heater.
power windows, beautiful custom
covers; iet-black finish; one owner
$1,000 actual miles. A terrific buy
S19o. Safety tested for YOUR pro-
lection: 30-daV written warranty
PAUL BROS. toLDs!, Wis. and
Ei!icott st NV. KE. i-l3US. 81
OLDS. 80 Super SIS" Holiday
coupe hardtop; hvdramatic. radio,
heater. power brakes. Wv. tires:
very clean throughout: red and
white finish; buy OF the month,
Sl.J95; safety tested for your pro-
lection; 3u-day written warranty
PAUL BROS. COLDS Wis. and
Ellicott ST.. NV, KE. 5-l3OS. so
beautiful festival red, and alcail
white, with matching interior. low
mileage; one owner; equip; terms
S2,49J. OIL. 1-34UO.
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MONTGOMERY Stubbs

lNCOLN-MERCuRY DEALER
~ D Bladensburg Rd,
AP 7--92o Open Daily. a-9
MERCURY 80 club coupe; r and h
you. S2lj. TAKOMA FORD, sos
Piney Branch I'd, Sil. Spg, JU
MERCURY 40 convertible. heater
and overdrive good mechanical
cond-. new top Sl95. VILLAGE
MOTORS. 4th and R. l. ave. ne,
AID 4-u444 -;
MERCURY - 4-dr. sedan: beaut.
2-tone crea I'm with perfectly
matched green top; equipped with
radio, heater, Wv tires matched
seat covers, turn signals etc. This
is an orieinally-owned car and was
traded on a new big m. " Priced
81 Only S1.477 20 fl your budget.
MAYFLoWER MOTORS. INC. SS0l
Old Bladensburg I'd, Silver Spring,
Nd WaShington's Oldest Lincoln
Mercury Dealer. ~
bIERCURY 30 Montclair hardtop;
very low mileage and loaded with
accessories. All IT needs is a good
owner, Stop Worrying and start
living BY swapping your old BUS for
this dream. Only SAT-. Call Bill
Sanders. JU. 5-3lsS: MAYFLOWER
MOTORS, INC. SSol Old Bladens-
burg I'd. at Piney Branch I'd, Sill
yer Spring Nd Washington S
Oldest Lincoln Mercury Dealer
NERCCRY 50 3-dr. Mercomatic
Monterey; r and h. S1,..qg. HOR-
EER'S COR. Buick Dealer, Fla.
ave. ne. al dth. Ii. 6-o464
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 50 2-dr.; black: $3.50.
viii finance. OIL. 2-39gl. %
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Capitol Cadillac odds Co.

H.. Ind 81. NV, 81. $4,000
OLDsMOBILE SO SIS: p.b., new
Wv. tires, r. and h. Sl,lg5, or
best offer; small down payment.
SHELL STATION, ind ave. and
Colesville rd JU. S-37T0 rs
OLDSMOBILES-'5Q "9S" 4-dr., n.y.
ORA, r. ana h.. Sj49; 80 Holiday
SIS" power brakes, r. and h.,
hydra, 1899: "a "SS" 4-dr :,
hydra, +. and h, Sl.b99. HOR-
NER S COR, Buick Dealer. Fla.
ave. ne. at 9TH. Ii. 6-6464.
OLDS % super "SS" convertible.
power equipment, radio, heater,
whltevalls. under 10000 mileage
airline public relations executive 5
car perfect condition; $1,000. Sale
by OWNER, so. 3-gu11. -
ONOS ~ '9S" sedan. Wv, r. and
h., hydra. auto. windows. Out
standing cond., orig. owner. JU. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27

MEhV IHH Of hardtnp COnV., r. and
h. MerC-o-matic. custom covers.
ORIG 2-tone green finish: very
clean throughout must see to ap-
preclate. $50 down. 1906 inspec-
tion guar. 80 others, same deal.
JET MOTORS. 2725 Nichols ave.
Sc, 10. 3-O336. 50
MG-TD 80 +. and h. custom TOP
tonneau, other extras; call XII. g.
oOJ' -
NC % IF 1900: red, 100 ml.es;
mint condition, 81 500. AID. 2-193I
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