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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04
Audie Is Grounded

Although Audie Murphy lived
dangerously in World War II,
emerging from that global
conflict as the most decorated
hero in the history of the
United States, the young Texas
actor was ordered grounded"
from skin-diving during the
production Of his newest Uni
verSal International film.
"World in My Corner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Start the Series Now?
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

NEW YORK-Why not have told him to assert himself.
the Yankees Dodgers The three Bonnie Sisters
play World Series now?a the Copa not sisters
ha1;ona SnotG cotc moab
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04
7sezg NE|CHBORAOO6 sb1a(azai4Gz
Films of More Than Routine Merit

bad DAY AT BLACK ROCK"-Suspenseful outdoor drama
played with notable style by Spencer Tracy
and b0untful version,
Zestfuy by Shirley Jones and Gordon MacRae.
"DIABOLIQUE"Taut French murder with the title
suggests, diabOlcal Gallo touch
FORBIDDEN PLANET-Superor fiction about faer-than
light flying saucer jaunt to outer space.
"ILL CRY TOMORROWThe alcoholic fall and heroic rise
of Singer Lillian Roth, played by Susan Hayward.
"TIIE MAN WHO NEVER WAS"-CiftOn Webb in ruth-iS-
stranger than fiction World War III spy thriller.
MISTER ROBERTS"-Henry Fonda and comicaly be-
Gained in the bored backwash of war in the Pacific
WIZARD OF OZ"-The young and fresh Judy Garland
a musical fantasy that retains its charm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04

NEW YORK.-Why not have
the Yankees and the Dodgers
just play the World Series now?
Don't believe those reports
about Arthur Godfrey going back
to the farm. How can you fire a
COW? Singer Roy Hamilton
admits he's at an awkward age.
He's too old for rock n roll and
too young for rock m rye. .
Is Florida getting honest? Fort
Lauderdale a dvertises new
hotel nicely called the Yankee
Clipper. Those new Bikini
bathing suits have so little ma
terial there's hardly anything
for a guy to admire. .. In the
Connecticut resort ads, Mary
Martin and family keep telling
how they're Sin love with a won
derful State" So why did they
buy a home in South America?
Why does sawdust on the
floor make beer taste better?
Two teen-age gals on a Madison
avenue bus came up with the
weeks most delirious remark.
Asked one: did he really say it
or was it just remark? I. The
Union Dime Savings Bank
doesn't take dime deposits and
isn't in any union. Heart
break Hotel" is now No. S in the
hit song lists. Dick Willis figures
Conrad Hilton will buy it any
day.
Those new traffic lights lead
ing into Idlewild are right at
eye level and guaranteed to blind
any motoriSt. Cavanagh'S
restaurant has a special extra
dry Manhattan. The bartender
leaves the vermouth in Brooklyn.
TV will be frightened up
considerably when that pretty
Phyllis Hill starts a daily after
noon series called Date With
Life" next month. The East
Twenty-third Street Association
held its anniversary luncheon at
the Prince Georges Hotel, which
is in East Twenty-eighth street.
Joe Berger of McCarthy's
Steak House saw Waiting for
Godot." Now he's waiting for a
refund. That shirt company
now runs a picture of the guy
with the bum eye and no ad
copy. If this trend continues,
advertisers may buy newspaper
space and put nothing on it.
I hereby retract my pronounce
ment that the Jaguar isn't big
enough to be a family car, like
the ads say. They gave me a ride
in a new Jag called the "a and
it's big enough for a family OF
Fat Jack Leonards. E. . Sirat, the
Siamese singer at the Viennese
Lantern, has gone Occidental.
She trimmed the kimonoS she
wears with mink.
x + X
Why doesn't the Jockey Club
learn something from the dog
show? With the dogs, anybody
who's judging can't have an
animal in the competition, too.
The candy faster of the
Paul F. Beich Co. in Blooming
ton, ILL.,, is on strike. Probably
wants longer hours. Bill
Fugazy's travel agency is book
ing an Indian tiger hunt. One
elephant will be allotted each
hunter. Have peanuts, will
travel. A bum panhandling
Madison QUO caUc his ANALYST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04

wife and visited Bill at the home
of friends. Bill was Is then.
Mr.. Pearson said he wrote his
son for four or five years after
that but all his letters came back
marked address unknown"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04
Star Pilots Jeep

For her role in THE Proud
and Profane." Thelma Ritter
had to learn to drive a jeep,
and her first passenger was
star Deborah Kerr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04
DRIVEN THEATERS
AIRPORT j.

.LITTLEsT OUT LAW" Color.
JOSEPH CALLEIA BY Walt Disney,
Color STERLING HAYDEN, DAVID
BRIAN, at $40 Added. JOHNNY
APPLESEED." Located in Arlington
on U. S. Route l. just over the 14th
st. Bridge. Kids Free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04
SUNSET DRIVEN , !..'t ), ,

At Baileys Crossroads
Open $50: Two Color Hits ARROW
IN THE DUST" STERLING HAY
Den. S:25; 1899: STRATEGIC AIR
COMMAND" tVistaViSion), JAMES
STEWART, JUNE ALLYSON. 1906.
Late Show Tonight. Cartoon. Riddles
Free, sun; SITTING BULL" and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13
MARYLAND VIRGINIA NEWS
BeoII and Butler Present
Solid Front in Campaign

his partisan audience of about
so persons that President EiSen-
hover needs this seat in the
Senate"
1T may be that this seat will
decide which party organizes
the Senate and whether the
Presidents program is a success
or failure" he added.
Campaigns Quietly
Earlier yesterday Senator But
Ter shook hands and passed out
his campaign card in the busi-
ness sections of South Cumber-
land.
Driving new. especially
painted white, red and blue
station wagon. the Senator moved
slowly and quietly from shop to
shop. He was so quiet about it
all that most of the time people
in the back Of the store didn't
know he was talking to voters
in the front.
His tip-toe technique as dis
played yesterday was in sharp
contrast to the Misunderstanding
tours that has made Mr.. Ma
honey famous in Maryland. Mr..
Mahoney, on his better days,
would shake more hands in an
hour than Senator Butler shook
all day
The Senator also avoided all
taverns of which there are many
in that railroad workers Sec
ton Of Cumberland. Mr. Ma
honey seldom misses a tavern
and most of the time he buys
everybody present a drink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13
Schoolgirl Named Queen
Of Upper Marlboro Fair

A comely Frederick SaSScer
High School senior reigned over
several thousand subjects yester-
day as queen of the sixty-fourth
annual Southern Maryland Fair
at Upper Marlboro.
The queen, Miss Mary Lee
Richardson, Is, of Meadows, Nd,
was selected for the role by stu
dent balloting at the school.
Mrs. Richard E. Landlord, wife
of Representative Landlord,
Democrat of Maryland, crowned
Miss Richardson and extended to
her the very best Of good
wishes"
Music for the coronation was
provided by the Frederick Sass
Ger High School Band.
In the household arts judging.
Miss Ruth e. Redier of Upper
Marlboro won six top prizes in
photography.
Miss Helen Murphy of Suit
land won four prizes in ceramics
and Mrs. Austin G. Wooley OF
University Park took three prizes
in ceramics.
The household arts contest
drew 131 exhibitors.
H. c. Bungie of Anne Arundel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13
Nations Present Water
For Regatta Ceremonies

States. Virginia is one of the
States missing from the donor
list. however. despite its near
ness to Washington.
Even Egypt has joined in the
good will gesture. A sample from
the Suez Canal is scheduled to
arrive in New York tomorrow.
Maryland contributed a bit of
Chesapeake Bay. Utah sent a
sample from Great Salt Lake
New York tapped the Hudson
near Albany. Israel mailed a
container from the River Jordan.
The Formosan sample was
from Sun Moon Lake and the
FormoSa Strait. 1t was sent in
a throwaway beersbottle. Peru's
contribution was from the Hum
boldt Current.
Bolivia bottled some of its Lake
Titicaca. 1t also sent a little note
explaining how trout from Amer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13
Friendship Use Called
Only Interim Solution

lines to fly direct routes cross
country, rather than follow the
roundabout Federal airways sys-
tenn.
In reply to another question by
Mr.. Harris, Mr.. Pyle said that a
rule, requiring all flights to fol-
low Always would delay air
travel and increase airline costs
Lets give them all the air.
ways they need as fast as we
can" he declared.
Growth in Mileage
Citing the growth of the Fed
Ieral Always system; Joseph H.
ITippets, director of the Civil
IAeronautics Administrations Of
flee of air navigation facilities,
told the subcommittee that mile
age OF controlled airways has
grown from $1,000 in 1852 to
over 100000 now.
On air traffic controllers, Mr..
Pyle told the subcommittee I'VE
are doing everything in our
power to give them adequate
compensation because they are
doing a remarkable job"
Chairman Harris had ex-
pressed concern over what he
termed reports of inequities in
pay grading of controllers and
pointed out that new electronic
navigation devices would be
useless without the men to oper-
ate them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13
By CHARLES J. YARBROUGH


The Civil Aeronautics Admins
tration feels very strongly that
"a second Washington airport is
required" Acting Administrator
James T. Pyle told a House sub
committee yesterday.
Use of Baltimore's Friendship
airport is "only an interim solu-
ton" he said.
Mr.. Pyle's comment came DUR
ing questioning by Chairman
Harris. Democrat Of Arkansas. in
the Commerce subcommittee
inquiry into the Nations air traf-
flc control problems. The acting
administrator. agreeing with Mr.
Harris that Friendship is an ex-
Icellent airport, said that within
ia few years 1t will be at or near
capacity itself and therefore
would offer no solution to over
crowded conditions at National
Airport here.
New Canyon Airway
His testimony also disclosed
that by next summer, new Fed
eral airway will be in operation
over the Grand Canyon area,
where two airliners collided and
crashed last June with a loss of
1913 lives.
Both liners were flying off con-
trolled airways at the time. 1t
is general practice for the air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13

Water is pouring into Wash
ington from many of the worlds
streams and lakes for use in the
Presidents Cup Regatta cere-
monies.
Last July, regatta officials
asked the diplomatic corps here
to procure samples from the
various countries most famous
bodies Of water. Tomorrow night
the samples will be blended into
an out-sized container. One
bottle of the blend will be
broken to launch the regatta
Saturday. Another bottle of it
will be sent to the White House,
with a request that it be for
warded to the United Nations
for display.
The Iron Curtain countries
haven't submitted any water. A
number of other nations have,
as well as q good many of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13

lea were stocked in Titicaca and
liked it SO well they produced
descendants weighing up to IS
pounds each.
Paraguay sent a clay water jug
here, containing a sample of the
Paraguay River. Alas, the jug
got cracked. Regatta officials
decided to refill it, with Potomac
River water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13
BY GENE GOODWIN
Star stan Correspondent

CUMBERLAND. Md, Sept. 10.
Senators Beall and Butler are
presenting solid front here this
week in an effort to refute re-
ports that they can't work to-
gether.
The unity of the two Repub-
lican Senator'S, who have dis
agreed on some legislation and
patronage in the past, could be
an important factor in Senator
Buffers reelection campaign.
The Senator is opposed by Dem
ocrat George P. Mahoney.
Senator Beall. who lives in
Frostburg and is a power in this
part of the State, Cancelled plans
to attend President Eisenhower's
political picnic in Gettysburg
yesterday SO he could be here
last night at a dinner of Western
Maryland Republican leaders put
on for Senator Butler.
"A Lot of HoOey"
Some people say John and 1
don't get along" said Senator
Beall.
We'll, that's lot of hooey."
He urged that Maryland return
Senator Butler to the Senate be-
cause he is "a man we can work
with, a man / can work with"
For his part, Senator Butler
acknowledged that he and his
colleague had had disagreements,
but they have all been nice dis
agreements-none of them has
affected our friendship and the
friendship between our families. I"
There has never been a time
when the interest of Maryland
was at stake that Glenn and
haven't pulled together" he
added.
McKeldin to Speak
The two Senators plan to put
on their new brother act on the
road again today at the Cumber-
land racing track.
Earlier in his campaign. Sena-
tor Butler released copies of a
letter of Endorsement from Mary
lands other leading Republican,
Gov. McKeldin. And earlier this
week. State Party Chairman D.
Eldred Rinehart said that Gov.
McKeldin will take a stump for
Senator Butler.
Last night Senator Butler told
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13
Boys Village BIoze
Races Empty House

Six Prince Georges County
volunteer fire companies were
called early today to fight a
blaze that destroyed a vacant,
two-story house at Boys Village
in Cheltenham, Md.
The fire, whose cause was not
Immediately determined. ragged
i'll the abandoned structure a
quarter of a mile from the
campus of the boys institution.
Boys Village officials said the
dwelling was owned by the Viii
lage and was formerly used as an
employees residence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13
~ Proposals
'0K'd al Farley
0nDe|inquency
By the Associated Press

The Governors Conference on
Juvenile Delinquency ended yes
lterday at College Park after ap-
Iproval Of go recommendations
ranging from prenatal care for
young unmarried mothers TO
reh1 Utilization of teen-age offend
ers.
The long list of recommended
lions was presented at the final
session of the three-day confer
ence sponsored by the Maryland
Commission for the Prevention
and Treatment of Juvenile
Delinquency.
The suggestions evolved from
IA workshops which occupied
most Of the attention of some
$40 delegates who attended the
meeting on the University Of
Maryland campus.
Probation Law Urged
One recommendation proposed
by a workshop of juvenile court
JUDGES and magistrates called for
a change in State law so that a
child may be placed on probation
before he is branded as a dolin-
quent, if his case warrants it.
The judges also proposed a
Statewide law raising juvenile
courts to the circuit court level,
Five counties now have magis-
trates sitting on juvenile cases.
Another recommendation of
the judges called for substitution
of the word person" for the
word adult" in the law dealing
with persons contributing to
juvenile delinquency so that the
law will apply to anyone, regard
less of age.
Police Youth Bureaus
The workshop on police serv-
ices recommended establishment
of police youth bureaus for spe-
cial police youth officers. They
also suggested program to train
personnel for the bureaus.
A group on strengthening fam
lily life called for more adequate
public assistance grants for fam
lilies deprived of normal parental
support. 1t said the need Tor
decent housing, clothing, school
and recreational requirements
must be adequately met to COM
bat potential delinquency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13

County won a grand champion
prize for his Devon bull in the
beef cattle class. A Devon COW
owned by Fred Wyvill of Upper
Marlboro also won a grand cham
pionship.
Devon cattle raised by Senator
Morse, Democrat of Oregon. on
his Poolesville farm brought him
four blue and three red ribbons.
Yesterdays judging followed
the fairs annual governors
luncheon, which this year was
not attended by Gov. McKeldin.
He was at the Southern Cover
nor's Conference at White Sui
phul Springs, w. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13
Irrigation Control
Bill Disupproved

BALTIMORE. Sept. Is R.--
The Judiciary Committee of the
Legislative Council yesterday
issued an unfavorable report on
a proposal to put State controls
on water used by farmers for
supplementary irrigation pur-
poses.
DR.. Joseph T. Singewald. di-t
rector of the State Department
of Geology, Mines and Water
Resources. argued in favor Of
the proposal Tuesday. He said
farmers use so much water
nowadays that controls are
needed to insure a steady sup-,
ply at all times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13
Conservation Week

RICHMOND. Va. Sept. 10 (P).
The week of October 1920 has
been designated by Gov. Stanley
as Natural Resources Conserva-
ton Week" in Virginia.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
TRUCKS FoR SALE tcsat.l

CHEVROLET CARRY-ALL 81: excel.
tires. g; and b.. direct sig: AeS.
ISIS s..ToS TRUCK: new bed. iair
sSSdition; SfS tiS $3.50 or best Oner. Can
CHEVROLET PICKUP As: racks, tool
box; new rubber. mechanically ine.
CHEVROLET 1918 brton panel
truck; $50. oy: 3-essl Sun. and
FOs.D i94s lz-ton panel; original
one owner. perfect $3.50. JU
DoDGE 40. package delivery: good
running condition. owner driven
Price S225. JU. a-0l62.
INTERNATIONAL 194s ia-ton panel
truck $500 or best offer. Ju-
CHEVROLET h-ton red panels; peri,
cond. with heaters. filters. 1949
and 1851. Must sacrff1ce today
cheap. Sun. call IA. 9-77S9 and
Monday. PRICED REFGR. 1920 Ga.
DODGE 1915 bus: very good cond..
suitable for any mobile business.
Seats removed. 1895. Call Po.
2.2ss5, 600 Lonewood dr., Rock
DODGE ie52 1z-ton with 1e-ft.
Fruehauf van body: $4,000 actual
miles, excellent S695. CL. 6-03i9
Evening star., 1956-03-18
TRUCKS FOR SALE

Al USED TRUCKS-Hi-value used
trucks, all models, makes and sizes
See our selection before you buy
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER, 9Ol
Bladensburg rd ne Ii 7-4300
FORD 1883 panel half-ton: Ford.
trans: $3.50. CIR. 3-035S after 6.
CHEy. 80 sed. delivery: $3.50 or best
offer. TOM. Ell. 6-3404. 49,
INTERNATIONAL L-190 tandem
dumps. Excellent condition. All
Baltimore, Maryland. is
CHEVROLET 1865 1a-ton panel,
Just like new; 1000 miles: 81. 100.
CL. f-0S44. after g pm. -2l
1 CHEVROLET CRANE ton. Good
condition: best offer. 10. 2-9S28,
TRACTOR and low-boy trailer. 49,
ton capacity; Just through D c.
Inspection: good rubber: $1,000 or
best offer. zoos Bladensburg rd
cThSyEoSLE2f SL2- 'SS s. panel: 1000 MI;
GMC 1852 panel truck: good cond.
Sl75. Must sell TU. 2-594l. is
GMC 81 2E-ton flatbed: peri. cond,
Preferably to haul bldg. materials.
AID. 2-33l5 lis
heater. defroster, aux. seat, d,s.;
81 800. VIII. 6-90S4. lis
Evening star., 1956-03-18
AUTOS FoR SALE lcsns.l

CADILLAC 1889 ''oe" sedan: r. and
ing; reflects finest care. GUARAN-
TEEp dy S69oss 81 asS; TsapE IsaI U,, terms. IN:
EN-. a-Ol42. Open today til s.
CADILLAC AZ 90 sedanetts: r.
s3i5. i s4s dn. THAcKER MOTORS.
l2th and r. I. ave. ne. LA. g.
CADILLAC SO Coupe de. Vile: fully
equipped extra clean; sl.s95. XII
CADILLAC 81 "62" coupe: all ex-
5ss fs ne% pSses ssssrinF THscsER scs Rrazss Mo
TORS 18th and R. I. ave. ne.
cAbIiLSC AZ; HLSeSV AZ Fleetwood Adj. :;
hydra" :, h. good cone excel,
CADILLAC ~ sedan: $3.50 or best
CADILLAC 81 fleetwood go" spe-
cial; black; like new; 10000 mi.
tubeless WV. tires. AID. 4-s2sl.
CHEVROLET 1855; .ls5 down. 80
mo. to pay; 80 financing. Call
calykdLsT ~: ii5lsg; SO Bel Air 4.dr. 1as hard.
top; S95 h.p.; ;S,sgsSts p9%ergiide. . PVT. Td Or;
other accessories: 5000 mi. OWN
Err. call EN-. 3-23es after 7s;3O
CHEVROLET AZ 4-dr.; heater. excel
motor. tires and battery; S135
,GaRIII,5niv$ GaII " s-S5s7;i is5s loss A-sr wls
series: lieht blue; solid ';s": at
tractive 2-tone interior; owner;
mileage less than $500: completely
equipped. Can be seen or driven
by calling JE. 4-7311. -is
CHEV. '53 $50" model: own a SO
car for the price of a 81. In won
derful cond. throughout: guar; has
r. and h.; $695. No. 40.
TRIANGLE (FORD)
30I0 r. /. Ave. NE. DE. 2-6302
Evening star., 1956-03-18
AVIATION

Mt SHARE CESSNA i7e-I90 Mooney
Mite iE D. c. nytns club. Gypsy
sTHGGIRwINc BEECH. licensed IN
BILL ERNST. Hyde Field or 10.
CESSNA, I7OB: licensed sfI5 80.
Pull. Gyro-paneled and MARCO
OMNI. New complete paint lob.
sRStless n 1yeTy , respeet S 81; n; 754
water $4,000. is
PORTERFIELD, licensed to July
S6,lO Eyes. after $50. Lo. 1880,
IN STOCK for immed. deliv.: Tri.
PAGERS, BonanZas, 40 to '55 models
Cessna 1905. JIM SMART, Ma. g.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

wANTED-'SO-'39 roadster or con-
vertible coupe, preferably with side
mounts. CL 6-2296.
DESPERATELY NEED 100 cars foI
big new lot; 40 models and later;
HYATTSvILLE AUTO SALES. 4920
RI ave -3l
&C. DEALER paying top prices
for cars. VILLAGE MOTORS: l4th
and R. l. ave. ne AID. 4-0444.
SOUTHERN DEALER. IN town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars Call ia. 9-4sol
PONTIAC '55 "ST0" 4-dr; two-tone
equipped; low mileage; from private
party only: cash. ia. 9-S219. 50
AUTO WANTED-SMALL MAKE
CASH. DU. $1,000, Apt. 232. SAT:
SUN. AFTER 6 pm. WEEK DAY
Junk CARS AND TRUCKS BOUGHT,
SIS to S35. wrecks. Late models
Va Gypsy 4-l2O2 rs
Evening star., 1956-03-18
MACHINERY and EouiPMENT

TRACTOR, Ford Ferguson. with hy.
draulic system: good condition
Seventh. mower culttVator. JU
GARDEN TRACTOR, David Bradley
sprayer. cart, cult1vator. cult.
packer, sickle bar. JU. 9-O3ss
FORD TRACTOR and a two,mow-
Can WA. 1888 from o am, to
. pm. Sunday. after 4:45 pm
MoSoRAiL HOIST. 1h-ton, Elec.
trolift, including approx. 20-ft. OF
straight bar conductor rail, and
fS-ft. diameter U rail: unused; 5000
Ext. SO.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1853 2-dr.: leather inte-
down. BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis.
ave. NV. WO. 6-SaO0. lis
ANGLIA 194S Eng Ford: looks and
runs good; sale by owner: SllO
ANGLIA Nc isr III s0Qd ID se.s send5sn ds.F adsa
ANGLIA ANGtiIiiAS 81 sedan. sas5. Austin
80 sedan. $295. Consul 81 sedan,
S545. MG rdst.. new paint and top.
$795o,. MG Magnet 80 sedan
SS995s Agstip ,Besf aealy ,ds3 sport RISK
Jaeuar "a sport coupe, S2,l95
Many other foreign cars JACK
AUSTIN HEALEY TOO brand new
1856; most popular sports car for
performance and beauty; choice of
new colors; completely equipped
with .oyerdrive, tonneau cover, wire
lights and other extras; $@,as5 de
delivery arranged. We finance at
Healey. Austin, Morris Minor, MG,
MG-Magnette. Hillman. Mercedes
Benz. Porsche, WHY'S and other
popular makes. MANHATTAN
AUTO, INC. Test. 19l4j. 18th at R
st. NV. North 7-2700. Branch
sales: 1910 King st. Alex, Va.
King S-5525: Fairfax Branch: Lee
highway, Route 29-2l1, Merrif1eld,
Va, JE 4-3302.
AUSTIN HEALY, white. immsc,; 81 =
7S7, and '55 Porsche Rdstr.. JACK
AUSTIN 1855 A-30 4-door sedan:
very good condition; 1000 miles
registered 8 months old; $1,000
co. 5-5493.
Evening star., 1956-03-18

w WE1GCLEQ, LINZ.
HRYs1ER-PLYMouTH. WHEATON
1925 Georeia Ave. LO. $4,000
PACKARD 1852 IS" 200" 2-dr.
sedan: r. and h.. ultramatic. orig
insl turquoise: ! owner Ss46.
le4s 4-dr. sedan; black.
$50. HE. 4-9194.
PACKARD so 4-dr.; r. and h..
cond.. $500. 81. 1866.
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr. sedan; must
Sell One owner 6601 Rigs I'd,
Hyattsville. Md HA. 2-90S5.
1853 Clipper de luxe -
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PLYMOUTH Sc Cranbrook 4-door:
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