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Princeton Routs
Penn, $40, as
.Ti|ey Sets Pace

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IS (P).
Fred Tiley, a sophomore full
back who holds the key to
Princeton's single-wing attack,
paced the Tigers to a smashing
34-0 victory over Pennsylvania
today.
1t was the most decisive VIC
tory and the biggest score run
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Dartmouth Tops
Brown, 14.7

PROVIDENCE. R. l., Oct. 10
(P1.-Jim Burke, an unheralded
substitute halfback with bruising
power. led Dartmouth on two
long marches for a pair of Sec
ond-period touchdowns and the
Big Green held on for a lat
victory over Brown today.
Burke, a 175-pounder from st.
Louis Subbing for the injured
Don Klages, set up the first
touchdown with his pile driving
runs and scored the second on
a 3-yard buck.
Brown surprised the Indians
by marching SO yards in 10 plays
for a touchdown the first time
it had possession Of the ball in
the first period. Fullback Joe
Miluski went yards for the
tally and Dick Beland added the
extra point
But Dartmouth then took over
and travelled so yards in IA plays
for a touchdown. Quarterback
Mike Brown ended the drive
after just % seconds Of the Sec
ond quarter by sneaking into
the end zone from 3 yards out
and Joe Palermo converted for
a TT tie.
A few minutes later, the Big
Green went 10 yards in II plays
for what proved to be the win
ming margin. Burke carried seven
times for 80 yards and was on
the receiving end Of a 39-yarc
pass from Brown. On his seventh
carry he crashed over the goa
line and Palermo again added
the extra point.
I Dartmouth - ~ q Oh
Brown " O o.
Dartmouth scoring Touchdown
BROW n 1885, run ug Eurke a. Biunae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
Howard Booters Win

Alvin Mclean, John Gibbs
and Arthur Hazelwood each
kicked goal as Howard de-
feated Philadelphia Textile In
stitute, 81. in a soccer game
yesterday at Howard. Isaac
Guberick scored Textiles only
goal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
Nash Yale Candidate

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 10
Special l. Arthur Heaton Nash
OF Washington. d. c.. is among
more than 100 candidates for
the Yale freshman football
squad. He attended Landon
school IN Bethesda. Nd. where
he was an all-prep gard in
football last season.
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Missouri Routs
N. Oak. State

COLUMBIA, Mo-. Oct. IS
tP).-Missouri's Tigers broke a
6-game losing streak today with
a APO victory over North Dakota
State before 1880 fans.
The Tigers, who lost their last
three games of 1855 and their
first three of this season, took
the opening kickoff and drove
81 yards to score. The touch
down came on 15-yard pass
from Quarterback Jimmy Hunt
er to Halfback Hank Kuhlmann.
From that point, the game
became a rout. North Dakota
State never made a scoring
threat, but the Bisons showed
able performers in Guard Roger
Gebhart and Quarterback John
Joyce. Both played an outstand-
ing game on defense.
North Dakota State q o o. o
Missouri IA Il : 80
: Missouri scorins;-Touehdowns Kuhl.
runl; st, Pierre Il. rum, Morreii 4,
Kuhlmann.
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Columbia 7 roubIes Yale
BeforeG Going Down,33-1

NEW YORK. Oct. 10 Up
Columbia, a hopeless underdog,
challenged unbeaten Yale with
a passing and running attack
built around Claude Benham
and Ed Speaker today, but Yale's
superior manpower won out,
1919.
This was Columbia's 18th
straight defeat and was wit
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STATISTICS

Techs depth. power, speed and
alertness made it runaway.
LSU's passing attack. led by
NJ. C. Reynolds and Matt Burns,
made Techs defenseS look silly
for while and led to a second
quarter touchdown which tied
it at TT.
But after Tech had made it
1877 on a 30-yard pass from
Vann to Halfback Stan Flowers,
Dick Gookin, third-string full
back, stole a Reynolds toss and
raced 81 yards to make it POT
just before the half.
Vann ignited Techs first scor-
ing drive with a beautifully ex-
ecuted bootleg play good for 10
yards, then he threw to Flowers
who turned it into a 23-yald
gamer before being pulled down
at the LSUs 2. Fullback Ken
Owen slammed over.
Vann's other touchdown pass
was to Fifth String End Jerome
Green midway in the final period,
an 1S-yarder into the end zone.
Vann. outshining No. Quar-
terback Wade Mitchell on Of
tense, recovered a tumble on the
LSU Is and on the fifth play he
sneaked the final yard for
Techs fourth score.
LSU q : a .
Georsia Tech 1s 13-3a
LSU scoring-Touchdown Taylor Il,
plunsel. Conversion Taylor
Georgia Tech scorins-Touchdowns
owen t2, plungel: Flowers 80, pass
from Vannl; Cookin, , (67 funback in
tsrcepted pass /, plunge): vsnn Il,
sneak; Green us, pass m Vannt
Conversions. MitrhelI - Waan
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Colgate Batters
Rutgers, 48-6

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Oct.
Is tP1.-John Call, Colgate half
back who played only four min
utes more than one quarter
scored four touchdowns today as
the Red Raiders crushed Rut-
gers, 1876. The only solace the
home team gained was that it
kept intact its scoring string
that now runs through SO games,
Rutgers didn't get its touch
down until one second before
the finish. The Scarlet had
scored in every game since it
was whitewashed by Lafayette
in the middle of the 1914 season.
With many Of the spectators
on their way to the exits, Sopho-
more Jay Hunton caught a short
pass from Bill Gatyas on his
own 35 and raced SO yards to
Colgate'S 6. Here he was caught
from behind by Joe Vitok. With
the clock showing only one sec
ond left. Hunton took a hand
of from Gatyas and raced
around left end to score.
Three of Calls four touch
downs came within a 13-minute
scoring spree in the opening
quarter.
Colgate .----------2 81 IL : is
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Colgate 81 II : is
Rutgers - q o d g. q
Colsate scoring-TouchdoWn Call I
t5S, 3, 3 20p: Garivaldis (7-foot
sneak; Deming @ plungel Carlson M
pass from Clfonellll Conversions: Mar
tin. I DE amo, Carlson.
Rutgers sooring-Touchdown: .Hunton
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Dartmouth scoring Touchdown =
Brown tH run hy Burke r. plunge
nFers.ons--Pslermo -
Bfoua scoTing Miluss
IS. Funl Be'and
, 1956-11-23
Eugene List Brillidnt
Piunist Plays Tonight
in CHS Auditorium

The first subscription con-
cert Of the Season will be Civ
en- tonight BY the St, Groix
Concert Society, Incs at the
Christiansted High School Au
ditorium. Eugene List, the
young, brilliant and talented
piano virtuoso, is tonight's
artist.
American born and trained.
Mr.. List numbers many and
varied engagements with
many Of the leading orches-
tras not only in the United
States, but also in South
America and Europe. Concert
members are assured Of hear
ing one Of the most thrilling
programs Of the Season by
one Of the most outstanding
artists Of our time.
, 1956-11-23
Pvt. Reuben Johnson
Completes Truning as
Army Tunk Gunner

FORT KNOX, KY. : Pvt.
Reuben A. johnson, 19, son Of
Mrs. Vera johnson, Christian
|sted, recently completed ten
weeks of advanced individual
training under the packet pla
|toon system at the Army's
Armor Training Center, at
Fort Knox, Kentucky.
johnson was trained to drive
the Army S medium tank. He
passed the 80 and so caliber
machine gun proficiency tests
and qualified as a gunner in
the firing of the so millimet-
Ter tank gun.
Under the packet platoon
system Of training, each trail
nee becames a permanent
member Of a tank crew.
johnson entered the Army
last May and completed basic
Draining at Fort Dix, New
Jersey.
, 1956-11-23
Muny New Visitors
Arrive Here: Guests
at. The Buccuneer

Among the many new ar
rivals in st. Croix are Mr.. &
Mrs. Roger Buntin Of Devon,
Pennsylvania, Mr.. & Mrs.
Richard Howson, of Potts
town, Pennsy, Mr. & Mrs.
Carl Resnikoff Of Newburgh,
New York, Mr. Jack Brad
dock of San Juan, Puerto Ri
co, Miss Katherine O'Brien
of East Orange, New Jersey.
Miss Helen Williams Of Utica,
New York, Miss Ellen Faust
of New York, General & Mrs.
William H. Rose Of Braden-
ton. Florida, Mr.. & Mrs. Ed
ward Cassidy Of New York,
Ant. ana MIS-. "a. W.hetLtey,
Murray Hill, New Jersey,
Miss GeriA Green Of Schnec-
tady, New York Mr. & Mrs.
Kenneth Postel and daughter
Karen Of Detroit, Michigan,
Mr.. George Pappastratis, Hun
tington, New York, Miss
Louise Steiner Plainsville,
Connecticut, Mr.. & Mrs. Oscar
Westgate, Pittsford New
York, Lieut.. and Mrs. William
M jewell, Jr., and son, Tom
, 1956-11-23
Stdff Sergt Hodge is
Classification Spec'lst
in Militdry Personnel

OHIO Only a few Ameri-
cans know anything about
the Virgin Islands, but Staff
Sergeant Vincent A. Hodge
knows them quite well, ac-
.cording to a United States
Air Force release.
Hodge, a native Of st. Croix,
enlisted in the Air Force in
New York, shortly after his
arrival from ST. Croix in 1851.
After IA months with the
10Th Bomber Wing on Okina-
wa and in Korea, where he
was assigned with the Inspec-
tor Generals Office, Hodge
returned to the U. S. and was
sent to Pinecastle Air Force
Base, in Orlando, Florida.
His next stop was Wright
Patterson Air Force Base,
where nd has been for one
full year. He is assigned with
the 275Oth Air Base Wing as
continued on page Al
, 1956-11-23
Orgunic Act Comm.
to Hold Hearings in
St. Thos. ST. Croix

At a meeting Of the Virgin
Islands Organic Act Commits
sion held in st. Thomas on
Tuesday, November 20, 1856,
topics were assigned to mem
bers for development in briefs
for presentation to the Con-
gressional Committee expect
ed to visit the Virgin Islands
during the month Of Deem
Der, 1856.
The topics include: Econo-
mic Development of the Vir-
gin Islands through a more
effective use Of the Internal
Revenues, Executive : Legis-
lative Relations, the Tax Ex-
emption Program, the need
for political advancement in
the Virgin Islands, and the
need for more effective gov
administration in st,
Croix.
The Commission will hold
a public hearing at the Legis-
lative Chamber in st. Thomas
on Tuesday, November q,
one at the Legislative
in st. Croix on
Thursday, November 20, to
discuss these and other pro-
blems which should be pre-
sented to the Congressional
Committee. All interested per
sons and groups are invited
to attend these hearings.
, 1956-11-23
Pluns for Building Of
First FILA Homes to
be Explained Tonight

Robert Wallace, former of
fetal of the Federal Housing
Agency, will meet with resi-
dents in the Police Court
room in Frederiksted tonight
to explain the plan for the
sale Of FILA homes to be
built opposite the Diamond
School on a tract Of 81 lots,
known as Roosevelt Terrace
The long needed develop
ment in st. Croix meets the
strict requirements of FILA,
such as paved streets and
CONTINUED on page q
, 1956-11-23
Sec'y Of Interior Fred
Section. Govt Off.
Coming 70 Y. !. Dec.l

e
Coming to ". /. Dec.l
Secretary Of the Interior
Fred A. Seaton will head a
list of government officials
and y. S. Congressman due
in the Virgin Islands for De
cember / dedication ceremon-
les of the Virgin Islands Ma
tional Park in ST. John.
Secretary Seaton, accom-
panied by his wife, is sched-
uled to arrive at st. John
just prior to the afternoon
program at the Cruz Bay
baseball field.
The u. S. cabinet members
will make the principal adj
dress at the simple, but his
t~ory-making, ceremony.
Another prominent national
figure at the ceremonies will
he National Park Service Di-
rector Conrad L. Wirth. He
will be accompanied by Ell
bert Cox, Park Service region
al director for the southeas-
tern region which includes
the Virgin Islands.
Two members of the U. S.
House of Representatives In
terror and Insular Affairs sub
committee will also be at the
st John park dedication. They
are Representatives Wayne
N. Asphalt, Democrat of Colo
RADIO and Adam Clayton Po-
well, Jr, Democrat of New
York.
Establishment Of the new
national park will add the
10Th park to the chain admin
istered by the u. S. govern
ment. It will be the first to be
established in the Caribbean
Jackson Hole Preserve, In
corporated, the conservation
organization headed by Lau-
renee S. Rockefeller, will turn
title to more than 5000.
acres on st. John to the Fe-
government to establish
the park.
, 1956-11-23

of Fort Kobbe, Panama Canal
Zone, Miss Eliza Vim Of New
York and Miss Esther Burr Of
Bridgeport, Connecticut.
AL are guests at the Buccaneer.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

0LDsM0BILE "a star Fire eonv.:
equip. with everything: .ney blow
out-proof tires; mechanically peri.
can OWNER. ia. 2-66S4. al
OLDsMOBILE 1858 "9s" 4-dr.;
power steering and brakes. !: and
b.. hydra; S2.o9o. HOREER,e
BUICK DoWntoVn), I'LL 14th: DI.
oDIIssMsoBmE 1854 Super 4-dr.: :.
and b.. hydramatie. 2-tone paint,
new tires Very clean. Leaving for
India. must SELL ~. S-36s2.
OLDSM0BILE '63 Super 49,; fully
equipped. perfect condition: S1.346.
Pvt. owner. KI. 9-6773. -19
.oLDeMoBILE 1884 Super 49, 4
dr.. hydramatic. radio. heater. fully
equipped: beautiful inside and out;
] owner. very low mileage. Only
$685.; Safety tested Tor your
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wisconsin Ave. and Ellicott st. NV.
KE- 7-130S Open Ewes. TIL 8
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

81 4-dr.: r. and b:
Excellent condition. l. owner. Can
o 4 NOBLE. 1854 super "ssS 2
Wis. ave, NV. Wo. $4,000. 10
OLDsM0BILE "a Holiday coupe
Rocket "9S" de luxe: original in
every detail, like new; one owner;
fully equipped. Pull power; Low
mi; excellent; &: 1875; coLQElAI
124I 9th st. ne. Gust OF Fla. eve.
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800 wisconsin Ave; NV.
WO. $4,000. Open TIL 8 PM.


wo. $4,000. Open TIL 8 Pm.
MIG sALE-choice q ''TD's. IF
1850 and 1900 mode: Is low rs
S595. Always the largest selection
at sale prices. We finance ct bank
rates. Other popular imported cars.
MANHATTAN AUTO. INC. Est.
1910. 18th at r st, NV. North Y
270O. Branch sales 1910 King 1t.
Alex, Va. King $685..
NASH 1852 Ambass. 4-dr, hydra
matte, r. and h.; 1925. SIq5 down.
BELL MOTORS, SOLO wis. ave.
NASH 1850 Ambassador de luxe T.
dr., Lear owner, new tires. seat
cows: battery. Excel. mechan,
cond. WIN guarantee. $500. RA. g.
1855. 8 to Q pm. Ia
NASH l949 Ambassador 4-dr.: 3195:
cd, and radio. The best buy fol
the money on our lot. Easy termi
at WILLIAMS q BAKER. goth and
NJ SITS. NV. no. 2-6700.
NASH 1882 Statesman 4-dr.; SS9b;
Cd. r, black I'm, low mileage
A 1-owner car with its history In
our service files. 00-dAy factory.
backed warranty. WILLIAMS a
BAKER. Nash Hdatrs. for rs years
29th and N SITS. NV. no. 2-67OO
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

oLDsMoBnE 40 Rocket VS. "se.s
down. Mr.. ROPER. LA. e-27oO.
IoLDsMoBILE 1855 'es" de luxe
every way: only 5000 miles: save
1855 down. Can ID. 4-ess2 for
credit approval. BLAes d CLARK.
corner N Capitol and Pa. ave, ne.
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HILLAGAN so 4-dr. sedan in show
room eond:; T; and b.. red leather
choice only $495: cash. trade. or
terms. UNITED AUTO SALES, Riggs
and Chillum rds.. HA. 2-3777.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1859 rambler hatdtop; 3. and
h., oVerdrive, S6p5. BOWMAN
STUDEBAKER, 1900 Ga. ave. NV"
RA 6-lI22.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
MONROE-FORD

beige and green; beaut. cond.; ST.
sos. No. 339-A. 30-day warranty,
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oLDsMoBILE 80 Super "ss"; fully
equipped, SOS down. Pull price
$685.. Cash, trade or terms;
Chillum Tds.. HA. 2-3777.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-19

oLDsMOBILE 1853 de luxe "9s" A.
dr.; hydramatic, r. and h.. power
tires; beautiful 2-tone finish; sold
and serviced by US since new. Only
81 1906. Safety tested for your pro-
lection: 30-day written Warmly.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wisconsin Ave. and Ellicott ct. NV;
KE. 7-130S Open Ewes. TIL .
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Mnntpnmerv-Stnhhs

LINCOLN-MERcURY DEALER
3715 BladenshurE Rd.. AP. 4-"92a
'5I-(D club coupes.
sport sedans. selection Of all eolors,
fully equip. cars. including mereo::
matte drive. etc. Many sold and
serviced BY our company since new.
See these values today, your choice,
S595 to $685..
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

oLDsMoBIE $50 Super 'ss" 4-dr.:
r. h.. seat covers, power steering
and brakes, autronie eye, etc.
LOADED. A low mileage. 1-owner
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AUTOMOBILES Foa SALE

MERCURf 81 2-door sedan; radio.
heater, oyerdriye: S416. 81, 8.
SEQ. PE. 1854. -23
SO Monterey sport Sc
dan: beautiful FloWtone blue finish.
matching interior, heater. Wv.
tires, Mereomatie drive, rea- SPEAK
er, etc; 1900 actual miles; new
car guar. even malls new, sold
value. So.S05
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sssssss S. ~ Sy: ssstit s4a'' SIS ST D.
MERCURY $50 Monterey sport Sc.
dan: beautiful FloWtone blue f1ntsh
matching interior, heater. Wv
tires, MercomAtie drive, rea- speak
er. etc; 1900 actual miles; new.
Ear E.1T; even sno , ne.; III
Neutrality-suspicious.
LINcOLN-MERcURY DEALER
3715 BladensburE Rd.. AP. 7-s92f
MERcURYs '5I-(7) club eoupes
sport sedans. selection Of all eolors
matte drive. etc. Many sold anc
serviced BY our company since. new
See these values today, your choice
$685. to t695:
MontgoIne
LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER
3715 Rladenshurg Rd. AP. 7-292f
MERCURY 'h3 4-dr.; original graz
finish. equipped with radio. heater
original owner. very clean: S995. p
GRADY MOTORS, INC.
LINCoLN-MERCURY DEALERS
Open 9 AM. to 10 Pm. Daily
MERCURY ,55 Monterey t.door
beautiful black finiSh with tubeles'
Wv; give new-cAr appearance
TODAY only. 81. 295.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST.. Sill. sPo. 10. 6-61sl
MERCURY $50 Montelair hardtor
1000 actual miles, nev-car guar
antee, $500 on list price; no trad
necessary; must be seen and drtvel
to be appreciated. For credit ap
prevail can To. 2-4200. BILL ROS'
M iaSc "a a Us Mo Monterey hard.op
full leather interior; new-car guar
credit. SILVER SPRING MoToI
Co. INC, 1909 E:.W. hwy. tat Ga
ave.; 81, Spg: No: ~. s-4Soo.
and :, HI Msfcens sss' wv Sow itrs;
sTUDEBAKER, 1900 Ga. ave. NV
MERCURY i9se 4-dr. sedan; Merco
matte, heater, at $S95. BoWMAl
sTUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV
M HAi SiaIT 80 custom 4-dr., .narr
seat seSt'H spe SSsi ooop BttY. s3st
Trade and terms. KIRK MOTOl
CO.. 1000 oeorgia ave. ia. s-4S09f
MERCURY "a Monterey hardtop
sparkling 2-tone. metallic Rreen an,
ivory. Mercomatte. T., h; other
A 1-owner outstandingly clean ca
Mssnan p xTsa MoroR CO.. s soo
Georgia ave. ia. 9-4S00. go
MERCURY 1851 club cpe:; +, an y,
h. iisnt gray iini nSa,,, ne ~. p a,ss,
! 81 We have had. No. Ill. Pric'
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
2636 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
ia. 2-900l. Open Til 1880
MERCURY '56 Montclair hardto
cow: lustrous Vassar yellow bod
black onyx top, matching 2-ton
interior, 7. and b.. Wv. tire.
Mereomatie drive: rear spess So
sctuai miles: the best Mercury built
sells new approx. $500: outstand
ing value: $2.z96.
Neutrality-suspicious.
LINCOLN-MERCUH DEALEh
3715 Bladensburg Ri. AP. 7-2e2
MERCURY 1853 4-dr. sedan: era
finish; radio. heater. Meromati'
very nice eSr; 81. 1o6.
GRADY MOTORS, INC,
LINcoLN-MKRcuRY DEALERe
1900 Wis. Ave. Bethesda, Nd.
Open 9 AN. to 10 PM. Daily
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HUDSON 1919 Super 80" 4-dr:;
very clean; $3.50. BELL MOTORS.
SOLO Wis. ave. NV. Wo. $4,000.
HUDSON 1889 Hornet; hydra. 7.
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. Of 9th.
Ii. 6-6464.
HUDSON 1919 Commodore So 4
6 ncw ssqan m eo OIaek EXCELLENT nSe tres
plenty Of extras. Only Sis5. As
low as IS down. Hurry, Il won't
stay long. Ask for Mr.. Hawkins.
Stohlman Chevrolet
3289 M st. NV.
AID. 2-le2s AID. 2-le4e
HUDSON 1858 Super Hornet Holly
s ESSd srs ss5at sSss eye as
Capitol Cadillac-OldS
1929 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
IMPERIAL '55 Custom 4-dr. sedan;
breathtaking 2-tone exterior with
best decorators; every power fea-
ture avail. on any car. This Is the
finest in the high price ield for
ONLY $3.50
TRADE OR TERMS
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
CHRYSLER-PLYMoUTH- IMPERIAL
400 Ca. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
JEKP, military. 4-wheei drive. good
condition. $685.. Call OIL. 1864
KAISER 1851: beautiful. looks and
DOWN oaa nAs Mr.. RoPsR. La i@ s.'27So
LINCOLN 1851 "12l" club cpe,
hydramatic, r. and h.. secs. $l45
down. BELL MOTORS, 500 wis,
ave NV, Wo. 6-S9O0. liz
LINCOLN 1853 Cosmopolitan: in ex'
eel. eond.: owned by Army oflcer
with overseas orders. IA. SOFAS
LINCOLN as Continental cony.: r.
top. Original throughout. Shows
s sfis 3 I So1s GO. tNc slt ioas
sp a@' Nd Ss', Ju. s-45o 800 A''''' '-'
LINCOLN '55 4-dr. blue Capri; Arc
tic white with smart green top
has radio heater. automatic trans.
power steering, power brakes, Away
seat and electric windows: Ar
CoNDITIoNlNGi many any 0 ether i ef.
new. fully Guaranteed: s3.6eb.
GRADY MOTORS, INC.
LINcoLN-MERCURY DEALERS
1909 Wis Ave. Bethesda, Nd.
Open Q AM. 20 10 Pm Daily
LINCOLN '52 Capri sport sedan;
beautiful arrowhead gray body,
black top: r. and h.. hydra. dr.,
rear speaker new Firestone WV.
tires, else. windows and sests; :. 4
you may buy. $1.396.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER
3715 Bladensburg Rd. AP. 7-2929
L M: IA, sss s., Capri .1 ; sS,,:
has power steerins. power brakes,
r. and h. hydramatie. electric
GRADY MOTORS, INC.
7S0a Wis Ave, Bethesda, Nd.
Open o AM to 10 Pm, Daily
LINCOLN 81 Cosmopolitan 4:dr
sedan: original gray NniSh. ha:
radio, heater, hydramatlc, electric
windows. one-owner nice clean car;
GRADY MOTORS, INC.
LINcoLN-MERCURY DEALERS
1909 Wis. Ave. Bethesda. Nd.
Open o AN. to 10 PM. Daily
MERCURY 1854 hardtop coupe;
fully equip. incl. Wv. tires. H.
800: only 500 down. Five other
Mercurys TO choose from. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS. Ju. $685.;
MERCURY 1854 convertible: excel.
lent condition: $500 and take ovel
payments: sacrifice. LA. 6-437a;
MERCURY 1854 Monterey Special
custom Sun Valley; $l.595; like
new; equipped with everything; best
finance deal In city. See Mr. Sim.
mons at BANKERS DISCOUNT
CORP. 1921 14th ct. NV. Co
5-2345. 81
MERCURY '55 Monterey coupe; Q
tone blue and white. mas radio.
heater. Mercomatic, WV. tires, loW
mileage, fully guaranteed; S2,4bo
GRADY MOTORS, INC.
LINcoLN-MERCURY DEALERS
1909 Wis. Ave. Bethesda. Nd.
N1an O AM IN 10 PM DAILY
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WHEEI,ER INC

Chrysler.Plymouth Wheaton. Nd
1925 Georgia Ave. 10. 6-600C
OLDsMOBILE '52 Rocket ''e8" con.
yertible; red finish, fully equipped
sSt.. q, sss sPor SoL ,SS BIT Obs .hs
o I'd No 81 'i 5s Super sa -ss" i-dr
sedan; red finish, fully equipped
co. Oh. 3-5555I, i24I 9th st. ne
OLDsMOBILE '52 Super "sS" 4-dr
sedan: green and 5sigs' full alI
stS n st. ne. dust st; oG Fla. s1..j
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oLDsMoBILE 1855. "Ss" Holiday
coupe: hydramatic. radio. heater,
Wv. tires, many extras: beautiful
2-tone finish. A real buy. S2.295.
Safety tested for your protection:
30-day written warranty.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wisconsin Ave. and Eilicott st. NV.
KE. 7-l30s Open Ewes. TIL 8
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MERCURY '55 Monterey coupe; q
tone blue and white. has radio.
heater, Mercomatic, Wv. tires, low
mileage, fully guaranteed: S2.4so.
GRADY MOTORS, INC.
LINcoLN-MERcURY DEALERS
1909 Wis. Ave. Bethesda. Nd.
Open 9 AM. TO 10 PM. Daily
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LINCOLN 1881 "12l" cub cpe,:
down: BELL MOTORS. SOLO WIS.
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MONROE-FORD

FORD IS Custom IS" sedan: r.
and h., Fofdomatic. glacier blue
finish; low mileage. one-owner car.
S1,795. No. 263-A. 30-day war
fanty, trade and terms.
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LINCOLN 1853 Cosmopolitan: in ex.
eel. eond.: owned by Army ofilcer
with overseas orders. IA. 5-0146.