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OTHER LIsTINGs

Approx. 40 other equally
favorable purchase Oppor-
tunities may be found in the
exclusive listingS OF this
once. Total price. SO. 800
10 $4,000.
For details and Ior Apt. 20
inspect. any Of these choice
apt. homes call MAJOR
CARNEY with
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FLYNN Co-oPs

These resale Astings are all
in buildings operating under
the cooperative plan which
we have proven successful
since 1920 in all A build
1ngs for which We have been
reSnnnSihle.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
HILLANDALE, MD.

New 3.bedroom, 2ls-bath. living
room, dining room. lovely large mod
; srn n ki,ensn With dishwasher. cook
tiful recreation room and bar. Com.
pletely and nicely furnished through.
out with wal1-to-wall carpeting,
.shing machine and drier, fenced.
In yard, power mower. Near school
and shopping center. Must be seen
% be appreciated, Adults preferred
yearly basis. Drive out New HRmp.
shire ave. extended, TO the 10000
block. turn. right on oaklawn al,
left on oaklawn court. 70 1890. Key
may be secured next door AT 1910
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NEAR 18th AND SPRING RD..
SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE

Near ForreStville. Va. z acres. Very
attractive 2-story 3-bedrm. house.
,LRe. kit, din. rm.. llv. rm. and music
room with piano on first floor. Music
room can be ysed as fourth bedroom.
ltrees. Finished room In basement
with shower for maids room. COM
pletely and excellently furnished in
every detail Good outbuildines.
Available from July ] for 4 months.
$40 per mo References required.
lappt pI, Q-oIfSR
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-12
Extension Service
Releases Montana
FYE Letters

Following is the first of the
series of letters written by Cliff
ford Doke, Montana IFYE who
recently returned from Pakistan.
The rest viii appear in success
sive issues of this paper - and
those who read this one we are
sure will be watching for them
they are that Interestingly
Extension Service
Bozeman, Montana
November 80. 1855
Dear Friends:
You Will be interested in the
attached letters written from
Pakistan by Clifford Doke. He
will return to this country Dec.
~.
On November IA, Isabel Ben
CERT returned from Germany and
Gail Stensland, from Portugal.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-12

Despite a tightening of G,
mortgage money during the lat
ter part of 1855, Veterans Admin
istration's analysis of savings ant
mortgage repayment trends in
dictate that sufficient funds prob
ably will be available during 1857
TO finance a high level of resi-
dental construction, including
homes financed with CT loans
VA estimates that about $780,
900 veterans will get CT home
loans during 1856. This is ap-
proximately the same number as
the record-breaking year of 1855.
In a year-end review of its loan
guaranty operations for 1855 VA
reported that approximately $780,
600 World War III and Korean
Conflict period veterans received
CT home loans ~totalling over ST
billion.
This, VA said, was So percent
over the 1854 volume and 20 per-
cent over the perviouS record
year of 1947.
CT loans are made by private
lenders with a portion of the
loans guaranteed or insured by
VA. On home loans, VA may
guarantee so percent of the loan
with a maximum guarantee of
$500.
BY the end of 1855, eleven and
a half years after the CT loan
program was established, VA had
underwritten 4,260,00 CT home
loans with an original principal
amount of about S33 billion.
About S18 billion of that amount
was guaranteed by VA.
During 1855, VA was asked to
appraise about 1,015,000 existing
and proposed homes to be offered
for sale to veterans Of these
$4,000 were proposed homes and
1885, 900 were existing homes.
VA also received about $4,000
CT home loan applications during
1855. an increase of nearly %
percent over 1854.
Home loan applications usually
from three to eight months after
appraisal requests.
Question of the Week:
O. A couple of years ago /
bought a house with a CT loan
The county has notified me that
it is condemning my property be-
cause it wants to build 4 high
way across my land VIII l be
able to have my CT loan rights
restored SO that / can buy another
home somewhere else!
A Under the law, a veterans
loan rights may be restored
if his property has been taken
by a local government agency for
public use However, VA must
be relieved from liability on the
old guaranty.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-12
Sugar Beet
Share Requests
Being Received

Farmers who plan to grow sug-
ar beets this year may now file
requests for Qrcportionate shares
of the 1856 kllocation, Chairman
Arthur Anderson of the County
Agricultural Sterilization and
Conservation committee remind
ed them this week.
Requests must be filed not lat
er than February 5, 1856, on a
form which is available from sug-
ar professor fieldmen or the
county ASC office. To assist pro-
ducers complete this form sugar
professor fieldmen will meet
with producers in a series of
community meetings planned
jointly by the company and the
ASC committee, Mr.. Anderson
said.
A producers request should
cover all the land which he will
operate during the 1856 crop
year. In addition TO indicating
the sugar beet share desired, the
producer must complete his re-
quest to show the land descrip-
ton. ownership, and beet acreage
for the years 1850 through 1855
for each ownership tract of land
which will be part of his opera
tons this year.
Producers will be notified prior
to planting season of the pro-
p~ortionate shares determined for
their farms. If a producer harvests
for sugar an acreage of beets
which is in excess of the farms
proportionate share, he becomes
ineligible for any payments under
the Sugar Act of 1948.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-12

Both are new reporting their ex-
~periences In their home counties
Burton Bosch. Is on the boat
coming home from Iran and L
expected to arrive In New York
City Dec. 10. (1955).
AL four OF these delegates will
be available for statewide report
ing from January l6 to March
IL. If you want to arrange for
one of these talks in your COM
munity, please write or see your
County Extension Agent,
We are sorry that Montana
had to cut its TFYE participation
In half for 1856, because of in
sufficient contributions this year.
Therefore, we submitted the ap-
plicattons OF only two candidates
- Juanita Noel of Carbon coun-
ty and William Lassey of Richland
county. Since many folks do not
realize that this program is fl
nanced by voluntary donations,
we hope you will explain this to
as many as you can.
To date Montana has sent %
delegates and received 80 ex-
changes. About $50 Montana fam
lilies have been hosts to young
people from other countries. In
the eight years we have taken
part in the exchange, this pro-
gram has given us contacts with
% different countries. There r
so many evidences of the better
understanding which has resulted
that we hope you and the groups
with which you are associated
will continue to give the pro-
gram your wholehearted interest
and support.
Sincerely,
Geraldine G.. Fem,
Associate State All Leader
Kaziahmed, Pakistan
October 2, 1855
Dear Friends,
"Salaam Alaikum" or Peace
with you from Pakistan. I have
been in the country now for a
month and have stayed with three
different families.
We really received a cultural
shock when we arrived here. The
country, customs, food and every
thing are so different. There is
one thing that is common though
for sure and that is people. They
are fundamentally the same jolly,
friendly animals the world over.
Every village we visit, the people
are all out to shake your hand
and ask a million questions.
The hospitality of the people
of Pakistan is unmatched any
where / am sure Many times it
is embarrassing to you in fact.
They want to care for your every
wish.
It is difficult to become a mem
Der of the family because you
never see the family as d
unit. The women are never seen
because of "Purda', the seclusion
Of women in the Islamic religion.
This is much more prominent in
the small villages than in the
The food here, as in most Far
Eastern countries is mostly rice
and is quite hot When meat is
served. it is almost exclusively
mutton and is the hottest of all
the foods. The first meal / ate
the village was quite an ex-
perience. First of all, there were
no utensils, but after a few times
I became rather efficient with
my hands with the help of a
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-12

very hot, ~ high az l20 degrees
for months at q time. They ir-
rigate from a system of canals
that branch from the Indus Rlv-
er. l. am quite sure that they
have more miles OF canals *han
much larger countries.
I am running out of space SO
I will have to say "Hadahefez"
(goodbye) for now. Tell everyone
hello and tell them to write.
As ever,
Clifford Doke, 1FYE
Delegate to Pakistan.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-12

done with the old wooden plow.
Some "ZamindaTs' have machine
ry and tractors, bat 1t Is almost
impossible for them to get re-
pairs. The country has such q
low foreign exchange they can't
import all the things they need.
The irrigation system here Is
something to envy. This particu-
lar part Of the country .Sind
Providence) gets only SO inches
of rain a year in the months of
July, August, and September. The
remainder of the year is dry and
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-12

"chapotti" (thin. fried bread). i
took Z large mouthful and "pani"
(water) disappeared all over the
place for about Is minutes until
I got cooled off. Hal 1t was a good
lesson and I took 1t easy for
awhile.
Land Is owned by large land
owners ("Zamindars") in this
part of Pakistan and farming Is
done by tenants with a team f
bu1locks. 1t Is Sow (about | acre
per day per team) blu. ii is sur
prising how good a job can be
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-12

Who WouIdn't mistake this new
Chevrolet for a high-priced car!
It looks strictly upper bracket
with its bold new Motoramic styl-
ing it's longer, lower hood 80.
its proud new ful1-width grille.
But, even beyvnd the costly ap-
pearance Of it's beautiful Body by
Fisher, Chevy gives tn high-priced
cara q run for their money. 1t brings
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ltrian classmates. Taking into
account the 10 of each indi-
vidual and other factors. a four
man board will evaluate the find
ings and give an answer to the
Question.
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Colleges Study Effect
Of Cars on Grades

STATE COLLEGE, Miss. (P).-
Does owning an automobile hurt
a freshman's grades?" Parents
and educators have pondered
that one for years without ever
coming up with a definite answer
but now MissisSippi's State
operated colleges are trying to
find out for sure.
Each institution is keeping a
record OF grades made by car
owning frosh and their pedes-
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Court to Rule on Mystery
OF Daughter Of Last Car

This account, he says, has beer
frozen" by the Communists.
Mrs. Anderson, who spends
most of her time in bed at
tended by companion, lives
on a small charity pension.
The case will be heard over
a period of several weeks.
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BY MARGARET KROHN
North American Newspaper Alliance

Berlin court is being asked to
write a legal finish to the 80
year-old mystery of Anastasia,
youngest daughter of the last
Car of Russia, Nicholas II.
The Prince of Hesse seeks a
court decision that Anastasia
was executed by a Bolshevist
firing squad. leaving the royal
House of HeSse the legal heir of
the Romanoff dynasty.
Contrasting the suit is a tuber-
cular woman who has. been
living in a shack near Stuttgart
under the name of Anna Ander-
son" since 1928, when she
visited the United States.
She claims that she is Ana
stasia. The court will decide on
this claim. A stage play based
on her mystery was a hit, first
in Paris, and, then, two seasons
ago, on Broadway, and sold to
the movies for a FIVE figure sum,
of which the woman called Anna
Anderson received $4,000.
Story Disputed
\ Mrs. Anderson asserts today.
as feverently as she has for %
years, that she is Anastasia. And
today her story is as feverently
disputed as it was % years ago.
The Prince of Hesse says his
suit Is not a matter of money.
but of his obligation to prevent
misuse of the Ronanof name.
Key witness in the hearing is
Hans-Joachim Meyer, a 62-year-
old Austrian, whose testimony is
as controversial as the identity
of Mrs. Anderson.
Mr.. Meyer has said that he
was captured by the Russians as
an Austrian soldier, joined the
Communists in the October Rev.
lolution. and witnessed the exc
lcution Of the Car and the royal
family.
He said the Reds used only
revolvers and that there were no
survivors. The body of the young
AnastaSia lay lifeless next to
the Car and his four other chill
dren, according to Mr.. Meyer.
Bears BayOnet Scar
But Mrs. AnderSon's attorney
charges that the Austrian once
offered to identify her as An
astasia-for 100000. And Mrs.
AnderSon's story conflicts with
Mr.. Meyers testimony that only
revolvers were used-she says
that she bears a jagged scar on
her foot inflicted by the execu-
ton squads bayonets.
Officially, the Car, his family.
his doctor and servants were cut
down by gunfire and crushed
with rifle butts in the cellar of
a small Russian town. Later.
this version goes, the bodies were
burned in a mine.
Mrs. Anderson says, however,
that she was carried of by a
young guard, who later married
her. She asserts that she had
child by this guard. which
she put into a Bucharest found
ling home.
Her husband, she says, was
assassinated by the Soviets
after they learned he had res
cued the Cars daughter. She
reached Berlin where she tried
to commit suicide. Rescued by
police, she was placed in an
insane asylum where she spent
two years, too i'll to argue her
identity.
Royalty Changed Story
Attempts to identify her have
been inconclusive. In the 192Os,
members of royalty identified
her without reservation, but
changed their minds later, pre-
sumably under financial and
social pressure.
Despite rumors that the Car
had a fortune in London banks.
Mrs. Anderson never cashed in
on any Romanoff money, nor
did anyone else. The Prince of
Hesse in his suit says that the
Romanoff fortune consists of
100000 marks deposited in a
bank in the Soviet zone of
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Is Airmen Released

DENVER. Nov. II R.-Thir-
teen Of 81 crewmen injured in
the crash of q B-36 interconti-
mental bomber on the northeast
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outskirts Of Denver Thursday
were released from Lowry Air
Force Base Hospital today. Two
of the eight still hospitalized re-
manned in critical condition from
skull fractures.
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Plastic Aids Plants

DIES MONIES. - The latest
trick in feeding plants is to mix
the fertilizer with chopped cello
plane. The cellophane holds the
plant foods and releases them
slowly, and also acts as a mulch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-22

No one else but SINGER can offer all three
types of sewing machines : Straight,
Slant and Swing-Needle. The most advanced
features in each machine to make her
sewing easier than ever. Illustrated at the
right the most modern and versatile of the
automatics, the newest SINGER Swing
Needle with Finger-Tip Control. This sewing
wonder can do all the most intricate,
decorative stitching she could imagine, as
well as the finest straight stitching.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDSMOBILE 1854 de luxe "sS" 4,
or: hydramatic, radio. heater, 2.
tone finish, I owner, see to appre.
loLDSl, Wis. and Ellicott st. NV.
kE. 7-130S.
OLDSMOBILE 1856 "sS" de lux.
Holiday sedan; beautiful charcoal
and white. equipped. power steering
power brakes. $3.50. CCC guar
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1222 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
OLDSMOBILE 81 "9S" Holiday; low
mileage. l owner, hydra, |. and h :.
new premium tires, battery and
seat covers; best offer. OIL. 4-2484
OLDSMOBILE 1855 Super "Ss'i
Holiday sedan; blue and white. fully
equipped power steering, power
brakes, S2,495. CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1222 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
oLDsMOBILE '53 Super "Ss'; ny.
Ora, .p.s., p.b.. r. and h.; can't be
told from new. S1,395.
ROSENTHAL Chevrolet
Glebe Rd. and Columbia Pike
Arlington. Va. IA. 1871
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MACHINERY ond EoulPMEN1

BULLDoZER - TDg International
with h-iJ blaze, / year old; ex-
cellent condition WA. 7-252S.
BULLDoZER, International TDlSA
and pan nearly new; excel cond.
Best offer Also. TDl4 and com
presser For inspection, call JE.
Also after pm.
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GARAGES

GARAGE. 18th and r SITS. Entrance
facing alley, drive straight in. NO
G-3YJU IA
GAnAGES FOR RENT, nj Union sta
ton ne. Excel tor car or storage
prk ono. f.. cleo JU 9-Ss42
VICINITY 18th AND NEST. NV
Concrete floor. water; easily ac-
cessible; SIS mo HO BASEL
BRICK BUILDINGS - So. 80 each.
SO 50 fJ Call BOSS d PHELPS,
INC. Ma. s-9300.
13l1 10th ST. NV, downtown at
Scott circle; parking space for
car a. $40 mo. Phone Mgr, AID
2-512g
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
JAGUAR SO XK-140MC roadster
1,20n mi: untitled Save 500.
JACK PRY, LTD.
Washingtons only Authorized
JAGuAR DEALER
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

AhANNLAO4D LEAH VEN
1909 l4th St NV, AID. $4,000
KAISER 50 ,,-dr. Manhattan; r. and
h, auto. shift. 2-tone, excel, cond ;
S695. BOWMAN MOTORS. 1880
Ga. ave. RA. 6-1122.
MERCEDES-BENZ "a "1SO" sedan;
with racio; one owner; excel. cond.
JACK PRY. LTD.
Distributor for Mercedes Benz.
. Porsche. Alta Romeo
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
1909 14th st. NV. AID. 4-3004
MERCURY 81 cdr: Mercomatic,
r., h.. turn sigs.: clean l-owner
car; special today S4a9; easy terms.
TRIANGLE FORD
30l0 r. !. Ave. NE. DE. 2-6302
MERCURY So Monterey 4-dr.: Mer-
comatic, r and h.. 2-tone finish
Wv. tires. BUTLER BONDED
LEE D. BUTLER, Inc.
l1"1 2lst St. NV. DI. Toll
MERCURY So Monterey 4-dr.; r
and h.: beautiful cond. BUTLER
BONDED; SI.095.
LEE D. BUTLER, Inc.
l12l 2lst ST, NV. DI. 7-Ol11
MERCURY 1855 Monterey; fully
si.as5. BOWMAN MoToRs.0 E ESQ
Ga. ave. RIA. 6-1122.
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OLDSM0BILE 1854 de luxe 'as''
Holiday coupe; hydramatic, radio,
heater, power steering and power
brakes. 2-tone finish. Wv. tires;
this car has everything; only
S1,9q5. PAUL BROS. (OLDSl, Wis.
and Ellicott st. NV. KE. 7-130S.
OLDsMObILE 80 "sS"; hydra. r.
and h.. jet black, Wv. tires. No.
1881. $685..
ROSENTHAL Chevrolet
Glebe Rd. and Columbia Pike
Arlington. Va. IA. 7-67s1
OLDSMOBILE 1855 "9S" de luxe
fully equipped, power steering. pow:
er brakes. $1,000. CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
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MCKEE PONTIAC


EON lNA MEANS MChEE
NEW USED-CAR LOCATION
18th and L SITS. NV. ST. 3-7l01
FORD 81 Ranch Wagon; r. and h.
turn signals, ;!-tone; 81 1875.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
.l002 E.-W. HWY. Cat Ga. Ave-
Sill. Spy. Md. JU. a-450u
FORD ST 2-Gr Customiine VS.: r.
ano h., low mileage. Sl1g5 BOW
MAN MOTORS, 1880 Ga. ave. RA
\ IL ] -
FORD AS de luxe Tudor sedan
sacrifice terms; Sis down. Mr.
ROPER, LA. 6-21Ou
FORD 30 Custom -; Fordomatic,
7 and h, Wv. tires. green; spare
tire never used; pvt owner, $500
mi; Sl,495. OIL. 2-5911.
FORD Of Country Sedan: overdrive.
heater. 4-tone paint, Wv. tires.
low mileage; one owner; S2.295. ia.
II
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I'OA = n tbs W q W VI Ay'O'
~ Ga Ave. NV IA. 9-31U3
ROSENTHAL Chevrolet
MCKEE PONTIAC

| PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE
| NEW USED-CAR LOCATION
10th and L SITS. NV. ST. 3-7l07
CHEVROLET 81 club coupe; r. ano
h. turn signals anu nice at only
SD; one local owner ana shows IL
Silver Spring Motor Co.
lOg3 E,3,W; Hwy. tat Ga Ave
Sii. Sps, Md. JU 9-4500
CHEVROLET SIS "2IO" VS.: excel
cord ivory and green. r. and h
f-car family: RA. 3-Is76.
CHEVROLET - VS. "eI0" 4-dr
powerclide, heater. seat covers. =
tone paint, Wv tires. one owner;
low MILEAGE; Si,591. ia "-4lO@.
AL S MOTORS
1910 Wilson Blvd. Ar. Va.
CHEVROL 40 de luxe; perfect
econo Aical iran portation; this car
is ready No. 1..tG. sos.
hOSEIV THAI Chevrolet
Glebe Ed and Columbia Pike
Arlington, Va. ia. 7-67Si
CHEVROLET u de luxe sedan;
splendid condition; $3.50, can ar
range terms LA, $4,000. ROPER, .
rs r. !. ave. ne,
CHEVROLET 81 2-dr.. r, h.. turn
sigs., custom seat covers, blue and
ivory finiSh, custom Wv tires. tip
top condition; special today: SS44
written guarantee
TRIANGLE FORD
500 r. l. Ave NE DE. 2-6302
CHEVROLET 50 Bel Air hit; pow
ergllde r. and h.; Sl.195.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 f W. HWY. lat Ga. ave.
Sill. Spg Nd JU. 9-4500
CHEVROLET 40 styleline 4-dr.
heater. Do IL yourself: S175.
LEE D. BUTLER, Inc.
112l "lSe ST. NV ID f-0llI
CHEVROLET - Bel Air 4-dr.: pow
owner, SI.2q5. IA. 2-4l0n
Az ~ TNTO1N
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TRUCKS FOR SALE


Used TRUCKS, Al Hi-value used
trucks. all moCelS, makes ana sizes
See our selection before you guy
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
9ul Badensourg I'd. ne. Ii. =.
1900.
REQ l2-ft van; excellent tires and
mechanical condition Sacritlce,
s215. Call AP. 1-90l5.
FORD A la-ton pickup. Good eond
Gail EdgeWater 9-622i
DODGE 55 ia-ton panel, seats,
heater and defroster. new tires .
extra snow tires. removable ladder
racks; owner driven $4,000 miles,
best cash offer. No dealers. AP.
1-964O
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

BUICK 1856 Super Riviera hardtop
sedan maroon and white. fully
equipped, power steering, power
/ brakes, electric windows, S2,995.
Gee guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
I222 End st. NV. ST. 3-26OO
BUICK 1852 Roadmaster 4-dr.: dy-
natiow. power steering, radio, heater
2-tone blue and gray. SS95.
ARCADE PONTIAC
1897 irving 81. NV. AID, $4,000
Also 1900 nth st. NV. RA 3-967G
BUICKS-SIANLEY H HORNER
| INC, Midtown Buick Dealer III,
! t4th Convenient to all hotels, ONCE
bldss real estate and financial
districts d 7-3g93
BUICK 56 Century convert; power
Steering and brakes dynatiOW. r
| and n, Wv. tlreSi only 946 mi on
! this red with black top beauty! Nc
payments Until Sept. IS, with only
iSfI5 down
Silver Spring Motor Co.
l002 E.-W. Hwy. ,at Ga; Ave,
Sil Spg., Md JU. 9-450O
BUICK 1855 Special hardt0p cow.
automatic trans $500 miles, >
tone green, cream. Wv. tires. BY
UN officer Leaving HU. J-52SO
Ext 2S6. or AID. 1851 IL
| BUICK 80 Super Riviera hardtop;
/ dynafiow, r and h.. 2-tone paint
Wv tires. low mileage; one owner
81 2A5 IA O-4lOp
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ARCADE PONTIAC
t7-IO9 Jls Il W.
AIS MOTORS
3oIu Wilson Blvd ArI Va

1910 Wilson Blvd, Arl, Va.
CADILLAC 1854 "62" sedan: blue
fully EQUIPPED, power steering. pow
er brakes. special, 5000. CCC guar.
antee
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
l22. Ind St. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC ~ coupe. fully equip.
al uwr special sale price. 81 ,SJ5
We have 8 late model Cadillacs 10
CnOuse from. all body styles drop
By, before YOU buy DELL-RAE MO-
TORS, 1901 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex
Va. Al S-9ui6.
CADILLAC 1858 80" convertible:
hydra power steering, r. and h..
pvt. owner, IA 7-l620
CADILLAC 81 DeVille; fully equipped
elcaueSt in town. See to appreciate
$3.50, EVANSVILLE AUTO
SALES. 1920 Rhode Island ave,
WA, 1-12sU
CADILLAC 80 "62" 4-door. HYDRA
r. and h, power steering. brakes and
windows; 6way seat, 2-tone blue
finish; 1000 actual miles; a0-day
warranty. $500.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
.1003 E.-W. Hwy lat Ga. Ave
Sll. Spg., Nd. JU. y-4500
CADILLAC 80 conv.; equip. with
r anG h., hydra, power steering
Wv tres. low mileage, Sl,1g5.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-14
REFRIGERATION BODY

For 3-ton, 4x2 truck. Door To-
Gated in rear. Equipped with > cyl
inder compressor refgT. unit. inside
diam. Of BODY. 1877 IN. lg. ks in. Vd,
x69 in. hgt.