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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23

HEFHlltEHAIOH CLO6E-OOl
4 HHsSs 2ys sntEa . ssSeE z ksps sS aE
reasonable offer refused All refers.
new and fully guaranteed
STANDARD TIRE z BATTERY CO;
10th and n SITS Me-, II a-s0s2
REFRIGERAToRs, gas, electric, All
sizes. sealed units: S26 up. Guar
Ace Plumbing Supply Co.
2e15-2s Ga. Ave. NV. AID. 4-007s
REsTAURANT BOOTHS = D. g.
3 to- pm. except Sunday. Reason
R 1RH; oriental. ali sizes,
greatly reduced. cAssAB1AN 1904
R23es. In 3 of fsTgs Chinese. large
Kslmansha. / keshan; Special sale.
BALKAN q SON 2l25 18th st.
RuGGss o.. sxis: oriental-design
rugs; brand.new. never used; value,
S sNTAL sf EGd fMHaT t0f aos 29 ST. o RW
sEwfNG MACHINE, practically new
all attachments, 4 mos. old; orig.
pr. 1904: will sell TO best offer.
Also new Singer vacuum cleaner;
S%rnis. 1ofii a best OFFER no des Hs
SHELVING sTEEI-we have lowest
prices an dstock commercial-grade
h ihslsi9s Eo EFis sfsnPpng 7s se shf
SILVER. sterling Stien Rose, COM
plete place settings and extra
pieces, excel. cond. AID. 4-4674;
---23
SINKS. CABINETS, new, used, disc.
prices K&W SUPPLY CO. 18th
: --2b
SOFA, fne quality. walnut. green:
SOFA BED-Sacrifice $40 or best
offer; red brocade material. 1924
sstt. NV. Apt. Q. HUI. 1882.
PA
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BOXER PUPS
CALL OF. 4-S2l4 -.
FARM AND GARDEN

HOLIDAY sPECIAL-20% disc, Oh
azaleas. Feb. 22-26. RoTH'S. S2h
sligo c.. pkwy.. TAX. PIX. Nc;
EXPERT TREE WORN. lot clearing,
grading. planting etc, FoUSE n
Bid, JE. 4.0846 or JE 3-0S7s.
FREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping.
trimming; lots cleared. Mr. CLAY
TON. UN 4.0n03 any time
sise srse. avg o tasf No. TX sS ot s.
postpaid. Ask for Free Copy New
66-page Planting Guide Catalog In
color, offered by virginia's Larsest
Growers Of Fruit Trees, Nut Trees,
Berry Plants, Grape Vines and
Landscape Plant Material, Sales
people wanted. WAYNESBORO
NURSERIES. WAYNESBORO, VA.
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RENTALS FROM SITS

COL0RED - DUPLEX. Deanwood,
S59--2 rooms. kit. and bath. Mgr,
CoLoRED-@loao 9Th ST. N.E.os
rooms, all outside. bath and porch |:
SIS. MA. s-463e. or En-. @-5S42.
COLoRED-sI4 BRYANT ST. NV.
. rms, kit. and bath; apt. bldg;
| $50 mo. ME. S-404I, --23
lCOLoRED--6I6 K ST. s.w.--2 rms.
Kit and bath. Heat and elect. furn. 1:
c az o Rei NE ss4s4 il,ccs pI..cr
per mo. TO inspect. see isnitor on
premises, % q call BOSS q PHELPS
C o. oSIs6oo: - 1894 MT. VIEW WI r..
s.E.----2 rms, kit, bath. $50 per
nv incl wills; NE; s-465s. FgL-
coIoRED0issS ii SS' 81. Nv,
dineite, Kit. and bath; Only Sc? sss.5d
mo. Incl, heat and hot water; TO
be redec. Inspect or call CO, s.
coLoREp-1s2s 9Th ST. NV,
rm'. bedrm.. Iii. and bath; only MI;
s4a,so mo. Inspect or cali CO.
CoLoRED-ioe CHAPLIN ST. Sc.
--tConverting to colored.l All
apis. in Al cond,: Q rms. dinette,
kit. and bath; Sti2. so mo-: transp.
SPECIFY 81 saay i0ssscs p; bus bus rs rs n 5ea
COLORED-i2OI ID ST. Sc, mr..
Ridge I'd. and Texas ave.-Conyert-
ing to colored: . rms, dinette. kit
and bath; $62.5 mo. All apis.
redecorated: direct downtown
transp. bus US; mr.. churches and
schools; Inspect or call CO, s.
COL0REn - 2l0l ONTARIO RID.
NM rooms. kit. and bath, in
mod. bldg. ST so. See ianitor to
inspect
COLORED - 4es ELM ST. NV
] rm. and kit: refgr,; bath; all
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-N.E.

cAPIToL-LIBRARY VIC. - Layse
front room; quiet No eom iS.sIa Il:
cSoLooRED-NR. BENNING SHOP
PING CENTER-Cor. rtn., privils.,
children accepted. Cali after 5 pm
wk, days. all day Sat. and Sun.
COIOREDwil4 18th ST. NE. -
Front room. frst noor. Employed
couple. "a
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TIRE SALE = Pull recaps.: guar: /:
COOKIE, 6.7ox15 5. se.75; 7.i9xl5.
7,6Ox15, S7.75 Used tires, 81 so.
ALL SERVICE TIRE CO.. 1894 Ga.
ave. NV, RA. 6-9S50.
" 5LS-One SIT. sheet meta
Drake; one screw cutting lathe with
quick change gears. Call ewes, he
Tvs, o RsfEiCoNDlTioNED, sle.s5 and
up: guaranteed: z In. TO "a in: lge.
variety. Open sundays. 1875 "a.
ave; NV, d 10000: "a 3,
eond: throughout; $50 or best of5er'
~ " coSlSssoLE, Is-INcH, ss5: AM
FIN radio phono., $50: new an
tenna, $40: 12-in. RcA, s25. 10,
~ isg Emerson portable, . mos. Old
excel. cond. Orig. price. S140; sac
TYPEWRITEkS-Ports.. advertised
whats Nv Line; no money dn.,
81 wk CIRCLE, TAI 18th st. NV.
TYPEWRTTERS, new portables; big
cash discounts. liberal trade In al
lowance:. CIRCLE, al 18th St. NV
by s,v Whsrs You nas Set seT Sytised.,a
IN new condition; 500. Phone
r4x Pl a1SSHei $3.50 up. MITCH
Eli, SALES Co. 56lS BALTIC. ave,
Hyattsville, Nd. On. 4-S436. IA
TYPEWRiTER, Underwood cleo, I;
yScss. Fiectroiux. $40. KENNY's
DISCOUNT HOUSE: 2Iol Rhode
Island ave. ne. DE. 2-677a. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23

ICE MACHINE
Ajax pebble maker, 4oo-lb. capae-
ity. storage bin; like new; excel.
i cond.; $500 or best on. JU. 9-1l24
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MlscELLANEoUs FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. strunk. rentals. Alex
c IA ov SAWS sVss'' MiscyLLocH. .sIs.
Ii OF WASH 10 s-22s7
CHAIN sAWs--1-mani $40 per day;
2.man. SIS per day RENTAL
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-N.w.

1889 18th ST. NV. Business wom-
en-; sale, dble rms; clean Ibsaut
~ NV JAMES htsfsf sic Ho 7asIs b E 7sssss
DOWNTOWN--Clean, extra-spac ious
dbles.; ldry., TV privils.. 81 per
persona Sll as ssle. no. 2-5s21.
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcent.,

FURN.-Matching couch, armchair
: upholstered: coffee table: leather.
covered armchair: sate-leg table
= FE. 1888. pa
FURN.-Secretsry, credenza tboth
mahogany; studio couch; sofa
chair; washer; cedar chest; rugs
: CT. Well made; priced to sell. Ewes.
sun. JU. S-S769. -25
FURN.--Shop all the bargain sales
but see us and buy. For lower prices
on. new guaranteed furniture. Free
BROTHERS RNIT U R s CO.
Baileys Crossroads, Alex. Va, JE
: $4,000. Open Thursday and Friday
til O.; Saturday until pm "a
FURN.-Sect, sofa tmakes 2 sgle
beds. mod. bedrm.. din. rm., sleer
2 chair. tables. lamps. rugs. XII; g.
FURN.-Dinette set. wrought iron.
:, Formica top, leaf, chairs. VI:
: old; blond occasional tables and
: tub chair; excel. Quality Quality P5ieeo
GAs-Forced Tarm-air furnace IT ace
g gTU 500 m gs rss new or see 9S Us q
the Home Show. MoYER BROS.
GAS RANGES, new. used; repair oil
! coal, gas ranges. ACME STOVE
: 1911 7th st. NV Ma s-Sg52.
GAS RANGE. new used INSTALLATION
ave. NV, De $500.
GENERATORS. STARTERS: S7.5(
up; Ice. assert: cleo, motor re.
d. pairs: 41st year, CARLY. 1905
i4th NO. 7-0224
GUITAR, National Electric, Ha-
waiian with amplifier; reasonable
1854 D st. Sc. Apt. 4. after 5 pm
HEATERS. ranges stoves: new. used
tgas. oil. coal, wood. elec.l ACME
STOVE lo1l 9TH NV. Ma S-S952.
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APIS. UNFuRk.. D. c. tcent.

DowNTowN APT. VIC. conn.
and closets. iiv: rms / bedrm..
kit. dinette and bath; being redec:
ideal for empL cpl. Ii 3-s9do'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-03
French Walk Out
On Socialist TuIks

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Dec.
g (R.-The French delegation
walked out Of a Socialist inter-
national meeting here yesterday
to protest a resolution condemn
ing the invasion of Egypt.
The resolution was introduced
by Hugh Gaitskell. leader of
Britain's Socialist Labor Party,
and one French delegate COM
mented: 1--WE do not want to be
condemned for reasons for Eng
lish internal policy" The imph-
cation was that Mr.. Gaitskell
presented the resolution as po-
litical ammunition against the
Conservative Eden government.
The resolution, condemning
the use of armed force in the
Middle East as a breach of the
United Nations Charter and Of
u. N. resolutions, was adopted
without opposition few mo-
ments after the French stalked
out. Delegations from 13 nations
were present with voting rights
and eight of these voted for the
portion of the resolution con-
demning armed Intervention in
Egypt. The others. including Is
raeliS, abStained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-03
$4,000 81 Bills
Found Intact

Forty-four thousand dollars
in 81 bills. missing since it was
shipped from the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing three
months ago, has been found un-
opened near Sheffield, Ala.
Three youngsters hunting
rabbits instead of riches came
upon the pouch wedged under
ia wire fence. The Associated
Press said.
Chief Inspector Emmett E.
Harding, divisional postal in
spector, said the lock on the
pouch had not been disturbed.
But he doubted whether it had
been in the same spot since it
disappeared from a Southern
Railway mail car September 6.
He observed that the hunters,
Ingram Mitchell. 10; William
Mitchell, IS, and Edward Cham
blee, Is, Of Leighton, Ala, had
hunted over the same ground
November 81 without seeing the
bag, and that a farmer had
Iplowed a few feet from the spot
several days ago.
Whoever had it probably de-
lcided it was too hot to hold and
placed it where it could be found
postal inspectors said.
After routine search for the
bag, destined for the Memphis
Federal Reserve Bank, Secret
Service agents in Washington
put out circulars with serial
numbers and said it now was
assumed the money had beer
stolen.
Mr.. Harding said the finders
were IN line for a reward, but
that this would be decided upor
in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-03
Potter Urges Action
On Newsprint Price
B. ire AssOcia'ei Press

Senator Potter, Republican OF
Michigan, today urged joint
United States Canadian action
to curb suspected price fixing
by Canadian and domestic news
print mills"
He wrote Chairman John w
Gwynne of the Federal Trade
Commission that there is wide
spread concern among business
interests of Michigan, including
newspaper publishers and adver-
tisers, over reports emanatine
from Canada that another in
crease in the price of newsprint
lis to be announced in the near
future"
Senator Potter suggested the
problem might be the subject OF
Legislation by Congress and the
Canadian Parliament. He said
that if the ETC staff prepares
such legislation, he will intro
duce it in Congress in January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-03
Boy Gets Sontu's Wire,
But Denfh Rnrs Pnrtv

KINSTON, N. c., Dec. 8 P.-
An early Christmas party was
scheduled for 4 pm. yesterday
for Charles Kennedy, 6, a victim
of leukemia.
But Charles died of the blood
cancer at noon.
However, he did get to hear
from Santa Claus.
J The old gentleman sent the
boy a telegram the day before
the scheduled party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-03
Turk Premier
Denies War Aim

ANKARA. Turkey. Dec. 8 (R
premier Adnan Menderes says
Turkey has no aggressive de-
signs on any country and wants
only peace, security and sta
|bility."
/ Mr.. Menderes spoke at the
inauguration of the big Sarayal
Ihydroelectric plant and dam
near Ankara. His statement
followed Syria's complaint Sat.
urday to United Nations Secre-
tary General Dag Hammar-
Skiold that Syria was threat
ened by preparation for armed
aggression against her" by Brit
ain. France. Israel and Turkey
Syrian Foreign Minister Salah
Bitar cabled Mr.. Hammarskjold
that announcement made BY
Turkish statesmen constitute a
direct and fragrant threat to
Syria's safety"
Mr.. Menderes spoke in the
presence Of President Celal Bayai
and United States Ambassador
Fletcher Warren. He said Tur-
key has no ambitions whatever
on foreign territory. He de.
scribed this country as one Of
the most ardent supporters Of
collective security because il
knows that peace and security
cannot be achieved solely within
its own borders.
Discussing United States.
Turkish cooperation, the Pre-.
mier pointed out that America
had contributed SGT million tc
the construction of the dam anc
termed it "a nice monument" to
Turkish American friendship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-03

public order, mercenaries, ter
orists and traitors"
Raids in various parts of Cuba
repeatedly netted many weapons,
including machineguns and in
cendiary bombs. More than IS
persons were reported arrested
on suspicion of being connected
with the rebellion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-03
Red Chinese Premier
Bests Soviets in Indio

ow is Red Chinese Premier Chou
dia, as compared with Russian
Party Chief Nikita Khru-
year ago?
increasing frequency today and
is making a better impression
attacks on the West have been
in general terms, and mild.
With his speeches lacking
.color-and his own behavior less
colorful than the Russians-he is
losing headlines.
But officials here are impressed.
They feel his speeches show a
real desire to create a calm at
Imosphere in which world prob
lens would not be irritated and
Prime Minister Nehru's trip to
the United States would not be
compromised.
The political correspondent of
the newspaper the Statesman
who is considered well informed
on Indian foreign affairs, wrote
"The restraint displayed by
Chou En-lai in his public state
ments is reported to have been
maintained in his private discus
sions with Nehru. This has
proved to be the more striking
in the leader of a country which
is by no means free from deep
suspicion of the West"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-03
Rebels Lond on Coast,
Cuban Army Declares

| HAVANA, Cuba, Dec. 3 (H).-
The Cuban army said rebel troops
landed on Cuba's south coast and
government forces were advanc-
ling on them early today.
1t said army planes had strafeo
ian enemy" band and scattered
lit, and that the navy had inter-
Icepted a yacht of the coast and
found baggage believed to be-
long to Fidel Castro Ruz. a Gu
ban student leader who has beer
in exile in Mexico.
A small scale rebellion began
Friday at Santiago de Cuba.
Rumors spread through Cuba
that Mr.. Castro had been killed
But the army said it could not
confirm that the 30-year-old
former Havana student was even
in the country. Frequently ac-
cused of plotting against the
Batista government. He had
been living in Mexico City.
Mexican officials, said Saturday
he was still there and under
police observation.
"a dispatch to the Miami
Herald said government planes
bombed and strafed band
OF 40 commanders in a sugar
field between Manzanillo and
Nicaro on the south coast,
killing Mr.. Castro.)
| No Figure on Strength
Earlier today Gen. Pedro Rod
riguez Avila. army general adiu-
tant, said the rebel band landed
in Oriente Province, north of
Santiago de Cuba. under the
command of Mr.. Castro. He did
not give the rebel bands
Strength.
The army statement denying
knowledge of Mr.. Castro's where
aboutS came later.
The official statement said a
Mexican-registered yacht had
been intercepted by a Cuban
navy unit near Cape Cruz on the
south coast.
1t said government forces
were pursuing the enemy
troops on the coast.
Gen. Rodriguez Avila said the
rebel invasion force was spotted
by a patrol plane in the hill
country near Manzanillo. He
gave no indication of the ma
tionality of the boat or boats
from which it was landed.
IL Venezuelans Seized
The army adjutant said Cuban
ground forces were sent to the
area and were expected to con-
tact the rebels early today.
The government intelligence
service announced the arrest OF
IL Venezuelans it described as
part of a group of so mercena.
rleS in Cuba" to participate in
the revolt.
This was the first report Of
participation by citizens of an.
other country. Apparently the
Venezuelans were separate from
the "expeditionary force" re.
ported by Gen. Rodriguez Avila
The intelligence service said the
Venezuelans arrived November
% in an irregular manner"
IL Persons Killed
The uprising began early Fri.
day with attacks by civilian
bands on police stations ir
Santiago de Cuba. At least Il
persons were killed and more
than so wounded.
just yesterday the Army sale
the revolutionary attempt hac
been completely crushed" Il
gave diehard rebels "a hours tt
turn in their weapons.
Occasional shots were still.
heard in Santiago de Cuba, but
stores, bars and restaurants
opened and life returned pretty
much to normal.
Ordering reinforcements sent
to Santiago, President Batista
called the rebels "disturbers OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-03

Aa-1dl uOlHS III his Jour OF i
Premier Bulganin and Soviet Col
shchev on their travels there
This question is asked with
the answer generally is that h
on the Indian government, if
not on the masses.
Two days after the Red Chi
nese premier left the Indiar
capital, New Delhi's newspapers
dropped news stories of his &C
tivities to the bottom of page
one. A few moved him of the
front page.
The Russians drew top head
lines during their entire tour.
But the Russians barn
stormed, making many bitter
attacks on the West and going
out Of their way to support In
aia on such controversies as the
Indian claims to Goa and Kash-
mir. The attacks on the West
from Indian platforms clearly
embarrassed the Nehru govern
n1ent and left some Indian Off
Gals with a bad impression.
The Chinese leader, on tn,
other hand. has been repeating
the same theme over and ovel
again: Asian solidarity" anc
Indian-Chinese friendship" Hi!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-03
There's no substitute
for parents

Schools, churches and camps
can often be helpful, but it is
the parents infuence-for good
or for bad-that remains the
paramount factor in shaping a
child's character.
December Readers Digest
tells why only the home can
give a child the qualities he
needs for a successful life.
Get December Readers Die
gest at newsstands today: 43 ar
ticIes oflasting interest, includ.
ing the best from leading maga-
zines, newspapers and books,
condensed to save your time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-03
Crush Kills Student

DURHAM, N. c., Dec. 3 (R.-
Leslie Gilliland. jr.. 20, OF Pine
hurst, a junior at the University
OF North Carolina, was killed
near here yesterday when the
car he was driving collided with
a truck. He and his fiance, Miss
Sandra Murray, 10, of larry
town, N. Y, were returning to
the university at Chapel Hill
from a fraternity dance in Ra-
leigh. Miss Murray suffered
head injuries and was reported
in good condition,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-03

Adoption of the resolution
concluded a three-day session.
Veteran members Of the organic
zation said they could not re-
member any other occasion when
the Socialist international had
spanked its own members in
public"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-03

This American Security Christmas Club check
will pay for my gift purchases this Christmas
For that "All Paid For" holiday season next
year join American Security's 1857 Christmas
Club now. Choose the plan most convenient
for you and regular deposit every two weeks
will give you just the amount you need
for the 1857 Holiday Season.
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MONROE FORD
Lee D. Butler, Inc.

FORD '53 VS. Ranch Wagon; r. and
r. one oTner. clean throughout:
Oldest Ford Dealer, lila vermont
ave. NV. AID. $4,000. Open ewes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-17

CHEVROLET AZ 4-dr.; shiny black.
good motor, tires. and battery
many more mi. at low cost: 81 90.
$40 Chestnut ave. Falls Churcn
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ibIs: 5eSutit RI white IU1Aq 1inisS With
black and white Interior; full
power, equipped, T. and h.. hydra,
Away seats. cleo. windows. custom
chrome. Cont. rear wheel, Wv.
tires. FL Dorado spoke wheels. q
one-owner local car: absolutely the
most gorgeous car In town. S4.695,
as low as $500 down: cash, trade
or terms. AUTO CENTER, 629 H
st, ne. Ii. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-17

CADILLAc '5S '62" sedan; dis
tinctive beige and white finish. fully
equipped including power steering.
power brakes. Special at $500.
C-.IavrlaAxa 10 If1la0-nIdC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-17
Wheeler. Chrvsler-Plvmouth

LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV, EN-. 2-1020
DODGE 1851 Coronet super de luxe
sedan: splendid cond., has had good
care. Sac on terms, $40 down. Mr..
ROPER, LA. 6-2700. So perfect,
pass any inspection.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SAC

FORD 1852 Tudor: ?. ana A., ex.
ira clean; s6sS American sERV-
ICE. SIS N. Glebe rd.. Arl. IA. e
FORD '53 Custom IS" Tudor: orig.
green hnish. AL tires, 7. and h..
Fordomatie. seat covers; q real clean
car that shows care; guar. S925.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1885 Good Hope Rd. Sc. In. 1-a847
FORD L94e Tudor So: good transp.,
HALEY'S FORD
1918 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000
FORDS. CHEVs., PLYMS--'49. 80.
oil; fine selection; economy cars;
priced from SlSe: as low as SIS
down, sig a month. WOLFE MO-
FE. 3-4042.
FORD FORD IS g" FCrdor; radio and
S1.395; 6-month or e.0oo-miie war.
. BIG LOCATIONS
Northeast Motor Co. (Ford)
go x! gladensburg Rd; NE. II. 7-ssoo
FORD "a Customl.ne VS. Tudor
attractive light blue finish, harmonic
ing tatlor-made covers: Fordomatic
r. and h.: 2l.000 actual miles b!
priced at only $1,295, Free T.-V
Stamps with purchase.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
Arlington's Olds Dealer Since 1881
1000 WILSON BLVD. ia. 7-s40i
FORD "a Victoria So: radio ant
heater Fordomatic. Black finish
Very clean: Si.395. 6-month Of
[ 6,00O-mile warranty.
Q BIG LOCATIONS
Northeast Motor Co. (FOrd)
geo Bladensburg Rd. NE. Ii. 1890
1870 Bladensburg Rd. NE. Ii. 7-250(
FORD 1851 de luxe VS. Tudor; over
drive, r. and h.; extra-fne condi
ton throughout: 1895; $45 down
BELL MoIoRS, SOLO Wis. ave
FORDS 1854. 3 to choose from
Victoria. or. convertible; Fordo
RatIS nd sss Ssrs s sss ks dG%U
| BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave
NV, Wo. $4,000.
FORD 1855 Fairlane Fordor; Fordo
matte. r. and h., 2-tone blue AMI
white: extra-flne condition; $685.
$685. down. BELL MOTORS, SOIL
1 Wis. ave. NV. wO. $4,000.
FORD 1856 Custom Fordor s: mic
CONDITION Throughout; traded on
HALEY'S FORD
1918 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 4-300l
FORD 80 "6'' Fordor: r., h., Wv
tires; engine Just overhauled: $26;
4 054S.
FORD 1858 Sunliner VS. convert
ible; blue, radio, heater; only Sl.175
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
IA. 2-9003 Open TIL 49,
FORD 81 convertible; equipped
also, new top and seat covers; $50
or best offer. JU. 5-2495.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-17
FAD MOTOR co.

1000 %iI.soN BLVD, ia. $500
CHEW. '54. High style and real
2-door sedan; has surf green finish
and many accessories, 1t looks like
new, having been completely recond
from bumper to bumper; very low
mileage; S945. gee Mr.. Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-17
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD ist7 club coupe; new, engine:
trans. Wcik; $50. OIL. 1880.
FORD 80. Tudor: radio and heater.
Transportation special. Blue. $685.
6-month or 6.000-mile warranty.
. BIG LOCATIONS
Northeast Motor Co. (Ford)
920 BIadensburg Rd. NE, II. 7-s300
1870 BladensburE Rd. NE. Ii. 7-2500
FORD 81 Custom, IS" Fordor: orig.
tan finish. r. and h.. overdr.. very
good tires: above average; guar,
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
FORD VS. Mainliner Tudor: excel
lent condition, fully equipped; $3.50
or best offer. 1870 Pimmet court,
Falls Church. Va, JE. 4-6160. 49,
FORD Or 80 a yictOrls VS. s haaordtop:
iEordomatic. power steer. r. and b.,
bs E5s Am ANA P RRK w Moo tiEss Cos z 3sS6
Ga. ave. IA. s-4soo. ~ 'o"o
FORD SO Fairlene club sedan: al
most new. s,345 mi: Thunderbird
tires; all safetS extras: must sscri-
nee this week end; 81 900 bank
nm 30 mos. KIRK MOTOR Co,
5000 Ga. ave, ia. 9-4So0.
FORD SO Country Sedan: heater,
overorive for economy; 2-tone brown
one owner. Very clean. Sl.1a5. g.
month or 6.000-mile warranty,
2 BIG LOCATIONS
Northeast Motor Co. Ford
ego BIadensburg Rd, NE. II. 7-ss0C
TO Bladenshurs Rd. NE. Ii. 7-250C
FORD ia4S Super de luxe VS.:
ITO h.D.. splendid cond. Sac. terms
Sio gown. SIT mo. Mr.. ARTHUR
FORD 81 Mainline VS. Tudor
smart orig. blue IN, equipped ant
| perfect in every way; SS95, bank
rates. KIRK MOTOR CO., 1900
Ga. ave. IA. 9-4S00.