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CHEVROLET IS
HARQTOP COuPE

OA46 4bN<AAA1 = ~
HARDTOP COUPE
Radio. heater. powerglide. WV.
tires; immaculate. interior; beautiful
canary yellow and ivory top: Sl,695.
Bank financing.
ALDER OLDSMOBILE
1901 Bladens. Rd. NE, Ii. 4-6oS2
Block South OF N. Y. Ave.
coupe; sparkling 2-tone finish. EN-
pire-green body, snow-white top. r..
traded on new 81 Mercury; out
standing value, S1.595
Montgomery-StubbS
LINcOLN-MERCURY DEALER
37l5 Bladensburg Rd AP. 7-2929
CHEVROLET 1855 "21O" 4-dr., p
t9a niles SRs Veay e ssa'sS Only sa
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd, Arlington Va.
ia. 2-aO0I Open Til $50
CHEVROLET 1855 "2IO' series A.
door: orig. let black nm: equip. with
turn signals. heater, seat covers.
etc. Can finance with sl45 dn.i fun
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
WASHINGTON'S LARGEST
CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH DEALER
400 Georgia Ave. NV, IA. $4,000
CHEVROLET '56 Bel Air hafdtop;
and h.; beautiful black and white
fin!sh. A real beauty. 81 a95. HILL
A. SANDERS. Wash 3 Oldest Ford
Dealer. MA Vermont ave NV.
AID. $4,000. Open ewes. til -,
sat. ri 5.
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KenYOn-Peck CheYrOIet

Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3l40 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
ia. 2-9003 Open Til 9:3t
CHEVROLET 1913 Fleetline 4-door
radio. . heaters. good tires; mo
tor. brakes and steering completed!
overhauled: new seat covers, gooG
paint. newly tnspected; Sl65. Phi
ia. 2-0656.
CHEVROLET '53 "21O" 2-dr.; 2.
s sEns 0 sa m sS5 DOWN lnsf BILL Mo
TORS, 5010 Wis. ave. WO. $4,000
CHEVROLET '49 Custom de luxe;
special, terms $40 down. Mr.
ROPER. LA, 8-27OO.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CRYsLER IMPERIAL 1855 South
finish, emerald green and ivory with
luxurious bull-hide leather and n.y.
Ion interior: fully powered. brakes.
steering. windows, Away seat; town
and country Select-o-matic radio.
rear seat speaker; premium w.-S.w.
tires, heater. defroster This one
owner car, costing new over $4,000.
attention 1t has received. Priced at
best offer over $1,000: financing
ARRANGED for a responsible party.
OF, R.R20Q
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


FORD 40 VS.; lilo hip; very nice
$40: terms, $40 dn. Mr.. ROPER
La. $4,000.
FORD $50 FAIRLANE V-6S
To make room for our new 1881
Fairlane VS. Fords. we are sacrific.
Ing our 1855 models. An cars in ex.
cellent condition. r. h., seat covers
and directional signals.
COMPARE THESE PRICES
FoRDoR sEDANs; auto. shift
81 ZOO.
TUDOR sEDANs; auto. shift
FoRDoR sEDANs; standard shift
81, 900.
81. 575.
Before buying. have your Ford
dealer or mechanic check the cal
assuring you of these wonderful
values. No trades.
HERTZ RENT AGAR SYSTEM
13ol l. St NV
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

a-.at "a. ssaNls!.
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wheeler, Chrysler- Plymouth

LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER
37l6 Bladensburg Rd. AP. 7-292s
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CHRYSLER 80 Windsor; runs and
drives like new; beaut, Mozart nm.
Best OF care; garage kept. Sacri-
nee. terms, $50 On. Call before
. pm. Mr.. ARTHUR, La. $1,000.
CHRYSLER 81 New Yorker con-
\ yertible; blue; r., h., power steer
Ing; repainted; excellent condition
Sinh Ell. R-2nAo
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MANN OLDSMOBILE

ibie coupe; ali power equip: low
| mileage. A very beautiful car.
1 Trade and terms. Mr.. HODGE,
STANLEY H. HORNER. INC, 1929
4 IAfh rt n N
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: 18th 6 Good Hope Rd. Sc. ]
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Evening star., 1956-03-11

sake don't ever let me kill nobody"
Tom scooped up the gun, looking at
the young, tough face in the light of the
fashlight. ''I'll take you ill.," he said
gently. Il won't let you kill anybody"
He took the f1ashlight and turned him,
the surrendered body pliable under his
hands. taking the heavy switchblade and
dropping it into his hip pocket.
''I'll have lot of free time. Benny"
he said, remembering how he had talked
to him, as he had never talked to any
one of them before ''I'll be seeing you
while you're up there. All right?''
Sure" Benny said, bitterness in his
voice. "Sure. Everything goes"
YeS," Tom said thoughtfully,
thinking it takes more than young mus
cles and strength. In spite of the City
Commission. He looked at the young
face, hard in the abrupt light, seeing
more than he had ever seen before.
Maybe can see all the boys up there.
They might learn a lot of things from
an old cop"
Maybe it wouldn't do Benny any
good, wouldn't change him at all. Or
any of the others either ;. you couldn't
tell. But it would make a lot of differ
ence to an old man. A lot Of difference.
1t would be better than the nk-guard-
ing, he knew :. or even the sitting and
the can of cold beer. - The End
Evening star., 1956-03-11
q

The rest of your own," Tom said.
That's what you'll be killing. If you
want to do that, 60 ahead. But you must
have had other plans. Most everybody
does"
Benny shifted. uncertainty in him
now. ''Sure had plans" he said. But
what chance did they have? No chance.
No chance at ALL"
They had the chance you'd give
them," Tom said. THE chance you'd
be willing to work and make. But this
way, no chance at ALL
The f1ashlight wavered for moment.
"Al right Benny said, his voice rasp-
ing. IF you'll let me walk out of here.
If you'll let me get away :. and just
forget anything happened :. won't
kill you.''
1t was a temptation, and Tom could
feel it pulling suddenly, desperately at
him. On this last night it would be easy
and never known. But only for
moment he wavered with the wish, the
OSPNidtlOI, tiICu thfN yCniS ONiIuiO iihii
asserted themselves.
NO." he said steadily, hardly per-
ceptible pause before his answer. 81
won't make deal with you. You've got
to kill me or let me take you in. One of
the two.''
i he gun swung up. "All right"
Benny rasped. "All right. If that's the
way you want it,
You'll do maybe six months to a
year on that cheap jewelry," Tom said
softly. "Six months to year"
He saw the boy crumple, the giving
up, the surrender. He watched the gun
drop to the floor between them, know
ing that he had won.
Take me in" Benny said. For Gods
Evening star., 1956-03-11

BORDEN DEALS first
novel, Walk Through the
Valley" is coming out this
month. This young author
has had great success
with his short stories.
Arizona sun., 1956-10-18

like pictures. Highly efficient
air-conditioning units, without
moving parts, will be in general
use.
So it goes. What it all adds up
to is not only greater luxury and
convenience in living, but an
enormous potential increase in
leisure time. That will work to
the advantage of what may be
broadly termed the recreation
industry.
Finally, Mr.. Kimball said.
THE single deterrent to our
technical progress is this short
age of competent, well-trained
scientists" This means that op-
portunity is wide open for ca
pable young people who choose
scientific careers.
Arizona sun., 1956-10-18
STARTLING INNOVATIONS may Be
COMMONPLACE

How would you like to live in
a house that never needs paint
ing? Or buy a set Of tires for
your car that will be good for
100000 miles?
These, and many other start
ling innovations may be COM
xlonplace in the comparatively
near future. The story is told in
a u. S. News g. World Report
article based on information
supplied by Charles N. K:mball,
head of a non-profit organiza-
ton known as the Midwest Re
search Institute.
Mr.. Kimball does not concern
himself with a science-fictlon
variety of the future in which
everything is done with push
buttons and power from the sun,
and inter-planetary travel is
practically as common as a trip
to the grocery store. He talks
about life as it is expected to
be in a mere 10 or 20 years, baS-
ing his prediction on established
scientific knowledge.
In this coming time, your car
will probably be powered by
gas turbine-a relatively simple
type of engine which is far
smoother and more efficient
than the internal combustion
type. Such engines are in use
now, experimentally, but cost
and materials problems must be
solved before production is pos
sible. There will also be much
greater emphasis on safety, Mr..
Kimball believeS-not only in
car design, but possible in in
cooperating electronic control
equipment into highways which
will prevent a car from getting
into the wrong lane. And the
tires will not only run the
Arizona sun., 1956-10-18

100000 miles, but will be truly
blowout and puncture proof.
The solution to the traffic
problem will lie in parking at
the edge Of cities, then going
on by other means-Such as
moving sidewalks.
The home will be revolution
lied. PlaStics will do away with
the need for paint. Electronic
ovens will do the cooking
much as 10 times faster than
conventional ranges. Eectronic
washington machines and other
appliances will be in vogue. ALI
television sets, of course, will
provide full color and, very like
ly will be so thin and compact
that they can be hung ON walls
Arizona sun., 1956-10-18

Department. For a
period of one and half hours
after the last school class, re-
creation leaders will encourage
playground visitors to paritci-
pate in such games as baseball,
basketball, football and other
field games.
Arizona sun., 1956-10-18
SCHOOL PLAYGROUND PROGRAM

A total of % schools are par
ticipating in another fall season
of supervised recreation activity
on school Fairgrounds during
afterschool hours. The program
is sponsored by the Park and
Arizona sun., 1956-10-18

CENTENARAN m FILM Uncle Pleasant is mon who. by
his ere presence is going do scenesteong in bonY
Doll" The tennessee Ws original scren drorad soon 70 be
releused The part Negro part Choctaw dn from Benoi Miss
k believed TO be l07 Yeurs old and perfect physical condition.
Ha is sovn with veterun Karl Maiden who sQzs IN the
movie OEWSPRESS pHOTO).
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-12-06
Hold Final Rites
For DIR. A. E. King,
Mt. Cory Physician

Final rites were held Saturday in
the Zion EUB church, Mount Cory. for
DR.. Alvin Earl King, Is, widely-known
Mount Cory physician and recent
member of the Hancock County board
of education. He died at 3:15 a. m.
Thursday at his residence after being
in failing health for several years.
The Mount Cory physician practiced
for Al years, and at one time served
as president of the Ohio Medical
association. He has also served on the
Hancock county board of health and
the Mount Cory School board. At one
time he was a teacher in the Van
Buren schools.
Born June l, 1881 at Arlington. he
was the son of DR.. Cyrus and Minerva
Porter King. He married Coza NJ.
Light June IL, 1903 and she survives.
Other survivors are a daughter,
Mrs. B. E. Wolfrom, Mount Cory,
and a son, Willis E. King, Findlay.
He also leaves brothers and sisters
M. S. King and Mrs. r. Don Clymer,
Findlay; w. S. King, Rawson; M. D.
King, Mount Cory; Mrs. E. ]. H.
Renninger, Lima; Mrs. E. L. Watkins,
Leipsic; and Mrs. Martha Kuebler,
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Shop Early And
Mail Early AdUice
OF Postmaster

Acting Postmaster Ralph Stearns
this week urged local citizens to shop
early and mail early this Christmas
season to facilitate the processing
of what is likely to be the largest
Christmas mailing in history of the
Bluffton post office.
To put off mailing Christmas cards
and parcels until the last moment
results in an extra burden being
placed, on the postal employees and
on the facilities at the local office,
Mr.. Stearns said.
Every facility will be pressed into
maximum service so that again this
year, as in the past, the Bluffton
office will be cleared of all Christ
mas mail by Christmas.
"There are still some people who
retain the mistaken idea that a gift
or card arriving on Christmas Eve
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LAFAYETTE

Members of the Ackerman Cousins
club held covered dish luncheon
Tuesday in the home of Mrs. J. H.
MikeSen in Lima with 21 members
present. A brief business session fol-
lowed, after which the hostess show
ed movies of recent Ackerman re-
union held in the Lafayette park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Cochensparger, Mr..
and Mrs. Don Williams, Mrs. Ethel
Helser, Mrs. Wilbert Boyd, Mrs.
Howard Helser, Mrs. Raymond
Boyd and Mrs. Basil Fisher attended
the o. E. S. inspection at Delphos,
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Helser of Cos
win, Kansas, have returned to their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Williams and
family of Lima, were Sunday evening
dinner guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hall and Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Hall were Thursday
evening dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edison Hall.
Mr.. c. B. Moore and Mrs. Nettie
Snyder of Arcadia, were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Robinson.
Mr.. Doyt Hall and family were
Sunday dinner guests of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Criblez and
family of Bluffton, called Sunday af-
ternoon in the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Hullibarger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Blunden and
son Larry were Sunday dinner guests
of the latter's sister, MIR. and Mrs.
Ralph Frederick at DoIa.
Mrs. Bruno Malone and children of
Cleveland, are spending several days
with her mother, Mrs. Verda Watt
and Mrs. Cora Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Robinson and
daughter Joyce were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Cochensparger
and family.
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has a special significance" Mr..
Stearns said. at is the thought be-
hind the gift or card, not the time of
arrival which is the important con-
The Bluffton postal official praised
the fine cooperation of its patrons in
past years, and asked that this same
cooperation be again in evidence.
"By following the simple sugges-
tions of mailing early, wrapping care
fully and addressing plainly, citizens
of Bluffton will be assured of the
safe and timely arrival of their
Christmas mall" Mr.. Stearns added.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-12-06
LEGAL NOTICE

Case No. 1896 -,
In the Common Pleas Court fof Allen
County Ohio
Marian Lawson, Plaintiff
James Lawson. Defendant ~
James Lawson, Whose address/is unknown.
will take notice that on the ~ daS of No
filed her petitifn fo divorce \aetinf bi~T in
Ohio. in Casf R: 4sSs3 on tb2 bounds Of
GFSsf GrSsns ths DaS Day nd from GusiS sas
defendant add for teykpSr4fy La permanent
custody of tbk min0< children of the parties
hereto and toA-speh other and further relief
as is Just ahd proper in the premises. Said
cause will ID heard on or after six weeks
from the frh publication of this notice in
the Bluffton News.
MARIAN nAWS0N, Plaintiff
BY J. i. EAans,
Emans. BowSs and White Her Attorneys
Nov. is. 20. 20. Dec. 6. iS
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Port Clinton.

Port Clinton.
The Rev. Earl Leist officiated at
services with burial in Maple Grove
cemetery, Findlay.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-12-06

Mrs. Russell Brackney entertained
Thursday evening members of her
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AUToMoTlvE MISC.
TRAILERS

COLONIAL '52; 20 IT,: excel. 'cond;:
priced for quick sale. JE. 1891
1855 s.srAR GENERAL, 80 feet,
6sdT ss ssa complete 9R .5 9fss' almost
s seTi 1TifRUxCNKIiN, 1856 model
See at Lot 80; Park "a; spring
mond hwy Alex. Va. after pm.
SbflO Down and take over payments
UTILITY TRAILERS t2l. used, 4x6;
lights. ball hitch: etc. ;;,., SSo s ana
$50 s., a.b AIsS 41S farm trailer s'''
fsw; Virginis title. ready to go.
81 ;PARTEN RIM. completely mod
ern. excel cond.: awning, carpeted;
H ~ 49, rn Ph1pf IS f. e-f ions; needs
repairs; $50. Call Monday HA'
MOBILE cREsTLINER. 1854. 80 IT,.
tgII sauipment: Teas. Andrews
1ai; IN SYSTEM gilt tsndem'
toils:. INV. heater, etc. SsS5. Ju'
e .waEsIRiL UTILITY TRAILER, 4xe
steel body. complete with spare,
$50. OIL. 2-2ss1 Sun. or after
aI.FT." PLYMOUTH with lox2o-it
I'm. attached. Must be moved
1855 ANDERSON. a it.. 2 bedrms. /;
like new: must sell: 4,S00. An
drews ABB Trailer Park, Lot ~.
SALE. house trailers, 22. $500;
20. $500; basicalIy fg nJ not suit
NHffioSN fxti' rRs3iiLfR.o yis4s. Is IT,.
with bath; excellent condition,
Ryice. S1.076. JE. 4-660S. Ia
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TRAILERs tcon,.)
WANTED no Buy. coed used house

WANTED TO BUY. good used house
trailers. BEL1SVILLE TRAILER
SALES. deGlers for new Florence
and Imperial. See the new Al 1T
Florence. 2-bedrms.. fully equipped
1895. We also have q nice selee-
ton Of used tratlers ct wholesale
prices. 1925 wash. BALTIC. blvd.
Beltsville, Nd. --I2
DETROITER '6S 81. bedrm. d.
nette. lge. liv. rm.: very good cond.
$500 cash. take over payments.
Phi. Indian Head Riverside S-2311.
WANTED, HOUSE TRAILER, By pri-
vate party. No late model. Must be
reasonable: cash. RA. 3-1334:
ROYAL sPARTANETTE, 1858, IS
it., like new. / bedrm. Inlaid car
pet. 1744 Richmond hwy, Park DR.,
Lot 55, Alex. Noon to 8 pm. AID
2-5554. -l2
1-BEDRM. HOUSE TRAILER, shower
and toilet, $685.. BELTSVILLE
TRAILER SALES. 1926 WASH
Bait. blvd. Beltsville. Nd. Ia
Observation-Disclosures
1885 Nashua 3J. Complete. 50. 1875.
BLAIR MOBILE HOMES COMPANY
Open SO Five Days and 1876 Sun.
Closed Monday
White Plains, Nd. Phi. La Plata b692
4 Nj, North of La Plata on Rte. 3O1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTEn

WILL TRADE z acres Of beautiful
wooded land in nicely developed
section Of Maryland. free and clear,
for 1855 station wagon or car. MID
way 5-4601 after 5 pm.
RUN DOWN or wrecked 81 or SO
Dodge ls-ton pickup, or pickup bed
with rear Tenders. Phone Mt.
Airy 34l-w. Maryland.
SOUTHERN DEALER. in town this
week. will paw cash for all makes
and models cars Call IA .9-4Sni
or acton pickup. up
to 1850. in good condition. BY pri-
vate party. Cash. RIA. 3-l334,
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PRICES

In addition to the integrity. repu-
tatton and seryicing policy of a
dealer prices are VERY i'm
portant. We do not believe in using
phony discounts. carnival antics and
large trade-ins, offset by padded
eSr nrses are SsctoS
tsometimes less) plus freight. Won't
you please include US on your shop
ping list? So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
GARAGES

APPROX. 3Sx46 TT: LIST CONNER
cisl; in rear of 1880 You st. NV:
$50 per month,
HENRY J. RoBB
1904 Vermont Ave. NV. d.. 7-Sl4l
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont. J

LIQUIDATING BUSINESS. 1850 ton
paneled Chew; excel. motor. good
body, tires e new; $500 cash
WHITE 1858 Series 5000 cab over
sleeper: peri. coma: radio. sanasrS,
12-volt system, tackaRraph. Be-
tween 6 and 8, JE. l-25S0. Il"
FORD 1919 "a ton, stake body;
in very good condition. SIPS. 1910
W ST. ne, no. 2-52U0 between .
and 5 Monday through Wed. --13
DODGE lg49 route van. walk-in
Se95 or best ofier. ~. 9-0162.
INTERNATIONAL so panel: original
red finish, excellent tires and
motor, equipped with plumbinR
PIPE RACKS; 9 real bgs for only
SS99, HILL HILL 4 SANDERS lANp,E5RRsS. Wash 5
ave Se'' No -ii frie OPEN sGO . assn III III
o. sat. til 8,
FORD '55 pickup F-lO0 go: orig
mai red knish. low mileage. one
rsaay to work: ST .aS5. HILL &
SANDERS. Wash,'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1900 l4th st. NV. NO.
7-111f. Open ewes. til Q. Sat. til 5.
FORD '55 F-60n ita.ton stakei .
speed axle heater, heavy duty
transmission: driven only 1.S0O
miles, like brapd-new all the way
No. 1928: S2,297. HILL & SAN
DERS, .Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
1900 I4th st.. NV, NO, 7-l1u.
Open ewes. til 0, Sat. It'll 5.
CHEVROLET 81 Carryall: equipped
with heater. original 2-tone green
finish; an excellent truck for pleas
sure and light hauling; 1926. HIli!
e. SANDERS. wash. IS Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV. NO. I
Hi. Open ewes. til 8. Sat. til B.
80 panel: orisinal red
finish; excellent tires; completely
recondittoned and guaranteed, for
wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
. 14th st. NV, NO. Tim. Open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT

NO. 1904 BOICE- CRANE Ig"x49
PLANER, with cabinet, a.. stand;
. hip. balIbearing repulsion Induc-
ton motor. directly connected TO
gutter head. Tor q. c. single phase.
90 cycle. 110/210 volt, including
motor bracket and switch. Used
: yrs. Cali 10. b-44S4 for tnspec-
ton. lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

The following are located at COLES
MOBILE HOMES, No. .. 1908 Rich
lnond hwy. Alexandria. Phone so
h-S0l5
55 TRAvEIMAsTER. / bed
rm, IA S3.495
'53 Mercury. Q bedrms., a. 3.4a5
80 GLIDER, bedrm.. 30' 2.405
II you have good credit, II Is TO
your advantage TO pay US visit
We also have one G. the largest
selections of new mobile homes At
any one location In tine entire East,
Both locations open 3 am. to 8
pm. including Sunday. liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1853 2-dr.: green; low mile
ase; S395. sos down. BELL MO-
TORS, 5O10 Wis. ave. NV. Wo.
$500. Ia
ANGLIA 81 Cdr. S2s7; '55 Anglis
2-df,. 1857: so Hillman, convert,
s4s7; '51 MO. $751;: '55 Hiiiman
road. 81 .6s7: '52 Morris convert.
S547: IS Triumph road, 81 ,pS7,
and many others. JACK PRY
LTD. 18th and P SITS. NV.
AUSTIN '55 Roadster, model 100;
! owner; 5000 mi: S2.16O. WIS
CoNSIN MOTORS, 1900 Wis. NV
AUSTIN HEALRY'S. brand new 1855;
new car title and guarantee. Choice
Of colors; limited number available.
Sale priced S2.eo5 We finance at
bank rates. Largest selection OF i'm
ported and American cars. Dealer
for Austin Healey. Austin. Morris
Minor. MG, MG-Magnette, Hill
man, Mercedes Benz, Porsche,
WHY'S and other popular makes.
MANHATTAN AUTO, Inc. (Est.
1910, 9TH at r SITS NV, NO. e
200. Branch sales: 1910 King st..
Alex, Va, XII. $685.. Fairfax
branch: Lee hwy. Rte. 29-2l1,
Merrifield. Va. JE. 4-33O2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
PARKWAY-FORD

BUICK 81 Super convertible: dyna-
fow. radio. heater. black finish,
Rnnd fnn and tires &RAk
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1910 2-dr.; / owner;
heater: good rubber; excel. cond.
S27b, WE. 6-6062. liz
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Phone PARKWAY 5-i92c
'55 SKYLINE, . bedrms., As. air
cond.. auto. wash. avn. S4.7o5
SO Continental, ] bedrn-. 35' 3.495
rs ELCAR, . bedrms.. 80 3.4a5
'55 NASHUA, Q bedrms., 35 s,2a5
'54 GENERAL ] bedrm. 2S' 2.4eb
"a CONTINENTAL. . bed
rms. 35' 1908
'53 PALACE. l bedrm.. 80 2.2e5
'53 KROPP CRUISER. Al,
2 hedrms, 3.495
SO Richardson ! hedrm., 22' 1.795
'63 CONTINENTAL. ? bed
SO Rollohome. ] bedrm.. IS 2.795
so UNITED. l bedrm.. 81 1.795
SO Richardson. / bedrm.. 2l' l.495
80 All State. bedrm., Ct 1.0n5
rms. ST. 2.4e5
81 PONTIAC. ! bedrm... 30' 1905
81 CONTINENTAL. . bed
rms, 49, 1898
80 ZEPHYR. l bedrm,, 27' 1875
so Anderson. bedrm. 30' 1925
40 CONTINENTAL I bed
rm., 32' 1.495
40 Anderson. bedrm., 27' l.595
40 SUPERIOR. 25' sos
40 CARAVAN, bedrm. fo5
AT SPARTAN. bedrm.. air
cond. i,lgh
AZ scHuLT. i bedrm.. IS sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

FORD '53 convert; =. and h.. Ford.
omatic, continental spare; sharp
car. Must be seen to be appfeci.
ated only Sl.095. cash. trade or
terms. UNITED AUTO SALES,
chillum and RiRgs I'd. HA. 2-3777.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

You will be amazed ct the small
down payment you can make and
be able to move into one OF the
mobile homes listed below The
following are at COLES MOBILE
HOMES ga mi. north OF Laurel.