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ITS. UNEURNIsHEp-Mp

|ACCoKEEK. MD, - Attractive cot
from d. c. line: reas. rent. Fair
view 2-4135. -
ROCKVILLE. .. and 3 bedrooms,
living rm., dinette. kitchen. bath
and rear screened porch; near
schools and shopping center: sos
to $50. plus utils Pc, 2-4296
ONE AND TWO bedrooms, modern
attractive furniture, SS1 80 up. All
utils. incl UnfutniShed apis, avail
formation. call RE. .5-S001. s. r
AND G, INC. Rental agent.
SEAf PLEASANT. $3.50 Central ave
R N R. RUpPE ais ST 81, s osis So''
CORAL HILLS at D c. line-6ar-
den apis; , bedrmS.. ,SSS incl
ltils. nr. school, bus. shops. 10
SIT. sPG.. M. theater, s415 Flower
$50. Ju. 5-i747. %
TAKOMA PARK, attrae. liv. rm.,
kitchen dinette. bath and bedrm.
in brick apt; mr.. bus and stores,
7-6o3G: ewes. JU, a-4783. ID
SILVER SPRING. MD.-s ligo Park
Hills Apis, $500 to SS4. so. Spa
ci0uS l-bedrm. units, IN 0eadtliul
Sligo Park. Newly redecorated and
modern facilities. utilS. included
Near GRADE and high schools Con-
venient to Walter Reed. Call Mrs.
SeeSted. JU S-4693. or FRED
ERICK W. BEREHS SALES INC.
Ma. S-50n0 ID
SILVER SPRING efic., Monteomery
Hills Georgia ave. modern, $40
SOL 18th AVE. COLLEGE PARK
.@-bedrm, apt. pvt. bath and entr.,
new home driveway. heat furn..
S15 mo. TO. 9-i645, -
PTNEY BRANCH-FLOWER AVE. area,
in new ; unit bldg, entire LIST OF
ind floor. ) rms and bath. laxia
~; Em with flrepi;; pvt. entI
apt. avail, also S7..50 and up.
P. D. FORD. Ju. S-5l06: home
SP 4-7453 10
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10 MINUTES
FROM DOWNTOWN

RECREATION RIM.
WITH BUILT-IN BAR: lear ca.
rage Owner leaving Washinston.
Shown by appt, only. Call Nj,
DeMelman. with
James L. Dixon & Co.
ST. l-Honn ENclusiue EN- y nsnn
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e5& TO 40T PROFIT plus Sc
interest available in 1st and End
trust notes all due in 5 yrs. In
vestors principals onlyD Call
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

1913 LEONARD DR.. Silver spring;
remodeled 2-story frame and shingle
house: o Ice. rms. lse. lot. gas
heat: reas. Call MA. S-1921. %
WO0DLEY PL.--Attrac.. 4 bedrms.
2la baths vic. Conn. ave and
Woodley I'd; gar; h.-w.h... lust
redec.; Sl75 mo. EN-. 3-46S7.
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JEWELRY STORE
HICKMAN-CUSHMAN
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMER. U. PK.-GI APPRD.-Salpes
time of year: Diet. 3-bedrm. white
roof. Askins SIS.950. CT AP-
PROVED, FRANK S. PHILLIPS
Dl. 7-1411: ewes EN-. 2-501l
AMER u. PARK AREA BUNGALOW
Charming white bTk. 2-bedroom
home on Level lot with white picket
fence; very choice location lust of
Western aye not far from West.
shopping. Asking SI4,a5O CT ap-
proved FIR INK s. PHILLIPS. DI
S-14iI Ewes, JU. 9-l0l2.
AMER. UNIV. PK.-If you are look
ing for a most desirable neiGhbor
hood close to transp., schools and
shopping with 3-bedrm. home stu
ated on a beautiful cor lot with
is 1T. Ltv. nm. with hrepl.. din.
rm.. kit. with breakfast space, Law.
and scr. porch on LIST A.: fun bSmt
with partially I'm. rec. rm. For
further information please call Mrs.
Dickinson. WO. SSH, WALKER
d. DUNLOP. INC. Realtors. Uptown
once; EN-. 2-67l5. 3
BRlGHTWOOD-On busline; 6-rm :
and-bath brick. Ras heat; owner
party. RIA. $4,000. g
TREE CLUB-Rambler.
sparkling new center-hall brick; on
over half-acre wooded lot; large liv.
rm.. spacious din rm., ultramodern
kitchen. 3 twin-size bedrms., >
baths; full bsmt.: ground-level rec
nm, bath: large, built-in garage:
storage attic; screened porch. TX
Il larse trust available: Call kE
-n0nn ri u N N, REAITS pRnK
Frs, INC. Realtors,
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.--Brick ram
bier, close to Conn. ave. Practically
planned for INABILITY and enter
tanning Year-round air condition
ing. 3 bedrooms, , baths, beauti-
!ul rec. rm. with MANY bu,lt-in
features. Fun hSTt;; large yard;
flowers. Most convenient location
Wo, $1,000 til . pm. EDWARD
\; JONES 4 CO., INC, Chevy
CHEVY CHkSE-5-bedroom. a-bath,
spacious detached home, . blocks
west of Connecticut ave. In a very
fine neiehborhood. First-fioor den,
sscheolss. REALIsTINos CORP, KE,
CHEVY CHASE. S17,5O0-Detached.
q rooms, porch. oil h W. heat; fine
neighborhood: near Lafayette and
parochisl schools; vacant; clean.
RFALISTINGS CORP. KE, 7-lS07.
Chevy CHASE. i7,a50-4-bedrm
brick semidet. home. LIST fir. recep-
tion hall. liv. rm., din. rm. equip.
kit. and den. Full basement.
Garage. Home in excel. cond Bill
KINGSLEY REALTY CO.. EN-. q
1870. Ewes, OIL 4-3975. a
CONN. AND CATHEDRAL AREA;
SlS.950: 2713 Woodley pl. nv
Choice location, row brick, 2 baths,
side-hall plan, den, garage, en-
closed porch. redecorated. Take ad-
vantage of $4,000 FILA 4laet
loan. $500 down. Move in at
once; JOSEPH KINsKY, REALToR.
observation-disclosures 8-bed-
room brick house with garden;
basement apt. pays most of mort
sage. Call OWNER, HU. 1854,
MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. N.w.--Fur-
nished II desired; Immaculate: dif-I
ferent patio, Is rooms. Call MA.
s-2s47. a.
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e5& TO 4O& PROFIT plus Sc
interest available in Ist and End
trust notes all due in yrs. In
vestora (principals onlyD Call
CO. $1,000 for details. -
ei3Sla PENNA. AVE. N.W.-GOod
business area. This blds. contains
Broom apt and fully equipped
or without equipment. BRUNO IN
VEsTMENTS, INC. ST. 3-332o;
ewes. ia. 2-ao25, IS
CHINESE RESTAURANT-Exceilent
location. in nearby Virginia; beau
tifully equipped; seats l25; plenty
Of parking space; completely air
cond. Priced reasonable with terms
xEoN$ s. REALTY ia s-aioo.
GiRocERY STORE. located in fast
ta6iished; same owner over II
yrs: rent only $500; gross sales
1885; $4,000; q, Priced re $500 I
IA. S-2I00 ia. 7-1243
18th ST. N,w.-3-story brick. II
rms. 2 baths. garages: partly
furnished ia. e-a343. =
5 4 10 CENT STORE; $4,000 in
ventory: can be reduced TO suit
purchaser. nxtures valued ~
$1,000; sac $500. STANLEY
STORES. Ii 6-T136.
COFFEE SHOP, downtown location
easy terms. LA. 6-Il46. RE: g
a20i ~
TAVERN, delic.. snack bar. grocery
stores: all in nearby P. G. Co. Call
Mr.. Bass on these and other excel.
Opptys today. WA. 1-0lQ6. UN. A.
1916. HEIDER d. SELLERS
WILL INVEST $4,000. with or with
out services; must stand inYestiGa
ton Give details. BOX 24a-D.
CORNER DELICATEssEN; must
leave: good location and business:
will sell below cost Of stock and
fixtures. RA. 6-9I04
HOME AND INCOME rms, .
baths; inc. 5000 mo-. plus apt.
$500 handles. OWENS REALTY.
NE. S-04S6
GRoCERY-99es colored trade; l.;
900 sales. $40 rent plus apt, Closed
Sun Ii 3-3I0H
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Chevy Chase
CT Approved
Woodland Coftino

"OONAA11IN OCVCI1AS =
Quick sale necessary. hence low
Colonial amid towering trees on
deep lot. delightful liy. rm. with
excel. kit: 2nd A. has 3 fine
bedrms. and . baths: really
lovely rm. with fireplace. bookcases.
porch and bath at garden level;
usuable library: rec. rm: unusually
nice laundry nm: hot-water heat.
JAMES YES E. Ro@ scHW Sfs E lGoaS S5s GsG
ewes. OIL. 2-l4Oa or OIL 4-1Rp3.
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40 HOMES for rent. Priced from SIS
to $500. Located in Arlington, Fails
Church, Vienna and Fairfax, Va.
JOSEPH w, SEAY COMPANY
l13 W. Broad st.. Falls Church. va.
JE 2-262O Realtors
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FOR A FINE NEW YEAR with the
right twhitel tenantsi In D c.,
call the tenant finder, MANDEL,
AID. 4-34OD. Fl
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TAKoMA PARK, d. c. b.room
brick bungalow. Recreation rm,,
large yard. Near all conveniences.
Call Mr.. washburn. tn. 2-20ql
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th Of. NV. AID. <-200b
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WALTER REED AREA

2 :-story. brick town house. center
din rm,. kit. with garbage disposal
and dishwasher. Ind e.. 3 bedrms =.
? baths, recr. rm. with u bath,
fenced lot. patio, Sla.950
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co,
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HOUSES uNEURN. Cent?
ALEXANDRIA
WARWICK VILLAGE

EPounds. individuai basement West
inghouse washer. drier refer, gar
barge disposal, also garden. Sound
proof walls. Bus. shopping schools
sec 70 % d.iIy m insiueinE sSnd.Ss pen
Mt. Vernon Ave. ana Kennedy st.
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Spring Valley
S34.750

A really appealing home on q very
nice lot. quiet street Delishtful
liv. nm. with large screened porch,
central hall, coy study with pow
der rm., lovely dining room and
kitchen. Ind A. has 3 excellent
bedrms. and 2 baths. Storage attic.
pl garage To inspect call JANIS
z. ScHWHB, EN- 2-5S0O: evenings,
OIL . lA04 or OIL A.rRa2
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THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES for SALE. NV. Cont.

Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1850
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CONTINUED on Next PassJ
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SEE THE FOLLOWING. clean. we'll
located two-bedroom homes before
renting. Inspeation may be ar
ranged by calling IA. 2-4S0O.
$3.50 s. Sth st, (denD - S91 so
BIB 8. 18th st. ------- 5000
3!lh 5. End st. -- ------ 126. 90
1868 n; Lancaster ST., 1000
WRIGHT REALTY, INC.
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MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.w.--Fur-
nished II desired; immaculste; diff.
ferent patio, Is rooms. Call MA
s-2s47. a.
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Food Tuint Termed
Worst NucIeur Threat

Los ANGELES, June / CP).-
DR.. Stafford Warren. dean of
the University of California at
Los Angeles Medical School. said
yesterday the contamination Of
a Nations food supply would be
the most terrible aspect of a
nuclear attack.
DR.. Warren testified before the
House subcommittee on Military
Operations investigating civil
defense preparedness here.
A nuclear attack could kill 100
million Americans and destroy
every major city, he said. but
more important to the survival
OF the Nation would be its eff
feet on the food supply.
Radioactive food fed to our
children would lombard the cells
in the marrow Of the bones" he
SAID. land If they reached ma
turity thev would be too weak
to reproduce"
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tuition by an annual assessment
of SIS million. He said the insti-
tution should assemble at least
1000 of the best scholars"
In the past we have made
some mistakes in higher Catho-
lie education, wasting resources,
time and personnel" he declared
in his speech.
Il am also concerned about
the fact that higher Catholic
education has become such an
expensive venture that only those
students who have ample finan-
cial resources can hope to gain
undergraduate, professional or
graduate training"
Fund for Scholarships
He said the proposed educa-
tional center should be able to
put aside at least 81 million an
nually for scholarships for needy
students.
Msgr. Sheehy said Georgetown
and Catholic University need to
achieve, if not unification, at
least a working understanding in
which the functions of each will
be carried out without impairing
the traditions of either"
He added that he envisioned
the carrying out of his merger
proposal lin the next quarter
century,
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ia proposed increase in the
teacher staff which is now be-
fore Congress.
Under ideal conditions none
of the special classes would be
larger than 20 pupils. But be-
cause of limited staff each is
now being set up at IS.
The new classes will be I'M
graded. One category will cover
work of the first through third
grades. and a second will cover
fourth through sixth grades.
Mrs. Jones said it is hoped to
move children back to regular
classes as soon as they have
caught up enough in their work.
This can be done at any time
during the school year, not Just
at the years end, she stressed.
AS children leave the classes,
others will move in to take their
places. she explained.
The new classes are now
scheduled to be in the follow
ing schools: Bundy, 429 o street
NV; seven classes; Bell, Second
street near Virginia avenue S.W.,
one; Logan. Third and G streets
NE. two; Cleveland, Eighth and
II streets NV, two; Thomas,
Anacostia avenue and Grant
street NE, two: Giddings, G
street near Third Sc, one; and
Van Ness. Fifth street near M
Sc, one.
Only children living in areas
reasonably close to these schools
will be transferred to the new
classes, officials stressed. There
is no plan to have children travel
long distances across town.
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NEW WHOOPING CRANE, NO. 81,
ARRIVES IN NEW ORLEANS ZOO

NEW ORLEANS pa tiny bird who doesn't like
to rush things today became North Americas whoopng
crane No 80.
After almost two days Of pecking. the whooper finally
popped out Of its early this morning It's brother or
sister-whooping crane No 3l-ony took four hours to
crack through the shell Tuesday The peckng period
for newly Matched cranes is IA hours
For time, George Douglass director Of the Audubon
Park Zoo had given hope that No 80 would do job
The peckng stopped yesterday morning Mr. Douglass was
ready to pick the and ship 1t to laboratory for
study. But suddenly No 80 started pecking again.
The parents. Josephine and Grip the only whoop-
Ing cranes IN captivity
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The planned special classes
are a new departure in the Dis
trict's schools. They are partly
an outgrowth, school officials in
Dictated today, Of recent achieve
ment tests which have shown
serious lags among a large num-
Der of the city's pupils.
400 Pupils on List
A good proportion of the city's
tagging youngsters are as much
as two or three years over the
average age of their present
classmates. Assistant Supt. Edith
A. Lyons said. It is from this
group, Miss Lyons told The Star,
that children to be assigned to
the new classes will be drawn.
Miss Lyons. who heads ele-
mentary schools, said her Office
now has the names of more than
400 youngsters falling in the
average category who are Sched-
uled for assignment to the special
classes.
These children now are attend
ing many schools throughout the
city. In many cases. the new
assignments will mean transfer
to a different school building
from the one now attended.
The youngsters are not men,
tally handicapped. although
some Of them are slower learners
than many of their classmates.
Misfits in Present Glasses
The new classes, according to
Miss Lyons, are intended for
children whose capacity falls in
the normal range, but who for
one reason or another have
fallen behind. In many cases the
reason is believed to be lack
Of proper educational opportu-
nifty.
The children are largely mis-
fits in present classrooms. With
out special attention. the pros
pect would be that they would
lose still more ground.
The names of the average
youngsters were obtained in a
city-wide survey. Parents of the
children. in a letter, were asked
permission for the special class
assignments.
Parents of 425 youngsters have
given written permission, &C
cording to Mrs. Rosa H. Jones,
who heads the elementary spe-
cial education program.
More Teachers Needed
There are more children who
could profit from the new plan,
but not enough teachers are
available to organize more
classes at present. Mrs. Jones
said. Even the present plans,
she added, are dependent upon
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vein Alabama limestone and will
have a red tile roof.
The structure was designed by
the architectural firm of Murphy
and Locraft of Washington.
Expansion of the John K.
Mullen Memorial Library in
cludeS two wings to augment the
stack portion of the present
building.
The addition, six stories high.
will allow the library to increase
its capacity to 100000 volumes.
The new facilities will provide
divisional reading rooms and
seminars for 208 readers, nine
supervised rooms and five loca-
tons for controlled access to
the additions to the stacks.
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Merger Asked
And Catholic U.

A Catholic University profess
sor today proposed the merger
of his institution and George
town University.
Msgr. Maurice S. Sheehy,
head of Catholic University's
department of religious educa-
ton, made the proposal in a
speech prepared for a luncheon
meeting of the First Friday Club
at the Willard Hotel.
He suggested creating a single
institution uniting all the pres
ent Catholic colleges in WASH
ington. Such a union, he said,
would permit getting the most
out of limited finances and per-
sonnet"
Major Center Proposed
Merger, he said, would make
possible the development of a
Catholic center of learning sec
ond to none in the world"
Msgr. Sheehy, a Catholic Uni
versity faculty member for 90
years, said he made a similar
merger proposal in 1888 to the
late Archbishop Curley of Balti-
more. Washington then was part
OF the Baltimore Archdiocese.
Archbishop Curley, Msgr.
Sheehy said, at the time asked
me to table this question at least
during his lifetime as he had
enough worries without taking
on the one 1 proposed"
The monsignor suggested that
the country's Catholics should
the proposed new insti-
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Seuton Hearing Put Off
BY the Associated Press

Chairman Murray, Democrat
of Montana, has announced the
Senate Interior Committees
hearing on the nomination of
Fred A. Seaton as Secretary of
Interior has been put off from
next Monday to Tuesday. Sem
ator Murray said the committee
would be unable to get a quorum
Monday.
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Curron Retires
From District Post

Marian D. Curran retired
yesterday as chief inspector Of
the elevator section of the Dis
trict Licenses and Inspection
Department after Is years of city
government service.
|. Mr.. Curran was section chief
for two years of that period.
He win be succeeded by
George J. Korschen, who has
been assistant chief. Edward E.
Estes will become assistant chief.
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Expresswuys Asked

DETROIT, June / up. - A
traffic survey submitted to
Mayor Albert E. Copo yesterday
recommends constructors of $50
miles of new expressways in the
Detroit metropolitan area at an
estimated cost of SIS billion.
The program would be COM
pleted by 1880.
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Catholic u. Announces
SIG Million Expansion

Construction of a new physics
laboratory and an addition to
the present campus library at a
total cost of $1.6 million were
announced today by Bishop
Bryan j. McEntegart. rector of
Catholic University.
Work on the project, Bishop
McEntegart said. is scheduled to
get underway in November.
The new physics building will
be five stories high and will con-
tain seven teaching laboratories.
1t will balance Shahan Hall
which it will match in material
and appearance.
The exterior will be of gray
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Special Glasses PIonned
For 400 Logging Pupils.
BY JAMES G. DEANE

Washington public schools up separate classes for
several hundred over-age elementary pupils September
AT least Is OF the special classes spotted schools
serving CITY, now being planned
1t was learned.
The classes will concentrate speeding Tagging pupils
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 81 convertible 's": by
S Sls5. si45 down. n1 Bell HoTfoessss
SOTO Wis. ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
RAMBLER 81 convertible: Sab: =
and nn b. weather t nye tSe sarnsr TOP
sci set with good convertible
WILLIAMS VII 4 BAKER. the area.
Oldest Nash dealer, 29th and N
SITS. NV, HO. "-S700.
1854 Champion 8.
pass. coupe; r. and h.. cd. Ugh
green; ] owner; 81 ,495. BOWMAN
MOTORS SALES 1900 Ga. ave
NV, RA. 6-1l22. IS
|sTUDEBAKER 1851 Comm. 4-dr,t
r. and h., at, SC. original black
/ owner; S495. BOWMAN MOTOR
SALES. 1900 Ga. ave. NV. RIA
IsTUDEBAKER "a Champion 2-dr.
s. c.; less than $1,000 MI; j owner;
new cond: $1,000. UN. 4-151l. IS
sTUDEBAKER '52 Champion 2-dr
black sedan: fully equipped with r.
and h. and other accessories; very
good eond.; $3.50. LOGAN tFord:,
sT T415 Ssi fys nS3 ME e. s:S SS!
%d rSe r %Gs' SIS Sth 70 saa H. B SSs
MAN MOTOR SALES. 1900 Ga. ave
sT ii; IA ils 1868 Comm. 5-psss
low mileage; Si.Ia5. BOWMAN
MOTOR SALES, 1900 Ga. ave
NV, RIA. 6-1122. IS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

VOLKSWAGEN 1854 de luxe Micro
bus: 1900 miles; S1,695. Volks'
wagon 1855, Comb; 10000 miles
$l,576 Volkswagen 1858 sedan
Porsche engine: SI.375. Sunday
10 till 2. MCLEAN MOTORS, INC.
1047 31st st. NV.
WILLYs passenger car 1852. Wing
! owner 2-dr.; black, low mileage
S495. Station wagon, 1896; radio
and htr.. cd. Panel 80: ] owner
S495. Pickup 4-WD 80. S695
owner. Jeep 4-WD. $3.50. SLIGO
MOTORS, WHY'S Dealer. 962 Sligo
ave. 8. g.. Nd. JU. 10000.
WILLYS So 2-dr.: $500. Small
cyl: immaculate. FLOOD PONTIAC
1921 Conn.
wILLYS 1850 "6" station wagon
oyerdrive: this wagon makes the
ideal End car; 1895.
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 N st. NV. FE. 3-2201
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STTTDERAKER 1Q49

Champion 4-dr.: T. and h.; light blue
paint. new tire tires; looks like new;
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WHY'S yEEPsTER 1915; mechsn-
ically good: e265. HUNTER MO.
TORS. XII S-1333
End CAR-Dodge, De Soto, Hudson,
Plymouth. Packard; 80 models and
With established credit. down pay
ment isn't necessary. Prices from
sos to $500. O'BRIEN g. ROHALL.
Mercury Dealer. 1901 Wilson blvc.,
Arlington, Va. JE. 7-04S0.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAos-'52 convertible. Chief
IS chieftain VS. 4-dr.: hydra, :
and h.; Wv. tires: 81 500; HOR'
NER'S COR, Buick Dealer. Fla. ave
ne. at 9th, Ii. 6-6464.
PONTIAC SO new car, never driven
2-dr. sedan. Automatic transmits
sion. Heater. Directional signals
oil hitter. under coated. other use
2.2S5. as low as secs down. bank
financing. For the best Pontiac deal
see Mcneil, MCNEIL PONTIAC INC.
1920 Wis. ave, Bethesda. OIL. A.
PONTIAC 1a4s convertible: black
with light top: clean, excellent
transportation; radio. heater; white
walls and hydr. trans: real buy
SI97. EMERSON & ORME tBUICR
18th and NJ SITS. NV. DI. 7-S106.
PONTIAC "a Star Chief 49,: hard
top catalina; sparkling 2-tone
finish, majestic tan body, Arctic
white top. matching 2-tone in
terror. r., h.. hydrematie dr., power
steering ano brakes, Wv. tires.
rear speaker. etc. $4,000 act. mi;
like new inside and out; remark
able value, S1.795.
Montgomery-StubbS
LINcoLN-MERCURY DEALER
3715 Bladensburg Rd. AP. 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER '4S convertible: new
top: new tires; overdrtve; T., h.:
SI25. IA. 1913. -
ISTUDEBAKER '52 hardtop convert: ;
auto. drive; leaving city. must sell.
Call Hobart 2-6151, Apt. 4l6. g
STUDEBAKER 1913
Champion 4-dr.: T. and h; light blue
paint, new tires; looks like new;
full price. 500.
Kennedy Motors, Inc.
Is Kennedy St. NV. To. 1854
isTUDEBAKER 1852 Champion 4-dr. (;
mileage; sos. BOWMAN MOTOR
SALES, 1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
6-I122. 3
TAUNUS '53: r.. h.: in excel. cond. /;
econ: transp: 4 real buy. only S495:
UNITED AUTO SALES. Riggs and
Chillum rds., HA, 2-3777. -
VOLKSWAGON '55: like new, 5000
miles; owner transferred; S1,2g5.
WISCONSIN MOTORS. 1900 Wis
consin ave. NV, CO. 6-0663. IS