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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-04
BY BETTY BEALE

The week end spotlight
pointed in four directions :.
Senator Walter George con-
fessed last night how he felt
about going to Paris at a party
in his honor. The rumor
that French Am b assa dor
Couve de Murville would soon
be replaced by Herye Alphand
brought forth fascinating side
lights ON both Herve and
Claude Alphand. The
forthcoming marriage of ace
Washington newswoman Ruth
Cowan to Bradley Nash was
revealed. And the Vice
President and Mrs. Nixon and
Soviet Ambassador Zaroubin
hogged the limelight at the
Italian Embassy reception
celebrating the tenth ami
versary Of the Italian Republic.
Senator George set forth his
feelings about accepting the
American ambassadorship to
the North Atlantic Treaty Or
gasiization before two-thirds Of
his colleagues in the Congress
slonal Club last evening. Sem
ator and Mrs. j. Allen Frear,
jr. of Delaware, we're hosts at
supper party that drew more
than 100 Senate officials and
their wives.
1T is very, very vital to the
free world that NATO hold
together" said Senator George.
He frankly feared, he said. the
most virulent type of isola-i
tioniSm and stagnancy If these
nations fight among them
selves.
Il will confess" he added,
II would like to go home. am
making a. very grave sacrifice.
Mrs. George has complained
that she has never been to
Europe. Naturally. every
woman wants to go to Paris.
So / will make the sacrifice
and ] hope I do a little good"
The guest of honor's re-
marks came at the end of nine
separate tributes paid to him
by Senators Of both political
parties. Following a seated
buffet supper, a Senator from
each Of nine tables for IL gave
a 2-to-5 minute talk on the
phase indicated by the label
on the table.
For example, Senator Aiken,
seated at the Georgia" table,
gave a brief history Of the
early days of Walter George.
Senator Knowland rose from
his place at the Lawyer"
table and talked of Mr.. George
as a lawyer.
Senator Kerr, seated at the
Miss Lucy" table, stood up
next and said that Miss Lucy
is a misnomer. / find that this
is one union that was solemn
lied by a marriage ceremony.
The date was not givens but
there can be no doubt in the
minds of any who knows either
Of them that it did take place.
He wound up his amusing
quips thusly: Il am an ex-
ample of the life which Sen
ator George has led. He, too,
is a wife-made man.
Senator Williams paid trib-
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The MontgonerYs
Fete Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund B.
Montgomery entertained at a
reception Friday at their
home, Little Collingwood-on-
the-Potomac, in honor of her
daughter and son-in-law, Capt.
and Mrs. Add FL KERN Farag
FL Sheikh.
The bride, the former Nata-
lie Sellers Barnes Yates, was
married last October in Cairo,
Egypt. in a MoSlem ceremony
to Capt. FL Sheikh. Yesterday
a Christian wedding ceremony
was also held at the family
home. Just before the recep-
ton.
The couple will make their
home in Cairo.
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McC omsey.Do llmon

DR.. and Mrs. MaZarin
Campbell Dollman announce
the marriage Of their daughter
Alicia to DR.. George Edward
McComsev, jr., son Of Mfr. and
Mrs. McComsey of Yardley,
Pa. The wedding took place
May 26 in st. Adams Church.
The couple will live in Airing
ton.
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Brooks-Klby

Mr.. Daniel jackson KiIby of
Culpeper, Va. announces the
marriage Of his daughter
Jacquelyn Ann to Mr.. Stanley
Hunter Watt Brooks, son Of
DR.. and Mrs. Stanley Truman
Brooks Of Washington Grove,
Md. The wedding took place
Saturday in the Culpeper Bap-
tist Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Holland announce the engage
ment of their daughter Agatha
Ann to TfSergt. Paul Kay
Tweekrem, USAF, son of Capt.
and Mrs. Jens Tweekrem of
Brooklyn, N. Y. The wedding
will take place the first Of
the year.
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Milmoe-McCurrick

New YORK State Senator
Weller Milmoe and Mrs. Mil
moe Of Canastota. N. " an
nounce the engagement OF
their daughter Patricia to DR..
James P. McCarrick, son of
Mrs. Thomas Faile of louisa,
Va, and the late Mr.. John
McCarrick Of Brooklyn,
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ENGAGED


Mrs. Springs r. Moore Of
Bethesda announces the en-
sagement of her daughter
Nancy Lee to Mr.. Robert
Charles Pearson. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert William Pear
son of University Park, Md.
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Bollord-Homburqer

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ham
burger announce the marriage
Of their daughter Sandra Toby
to Mr.. Albert Ballard, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Bal
lard. The wedding took place
May 81 in the B'nai Israel Syn
agogue. The couple will live
in Washington.
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where is your father" This
is Paris favcrite story about
him.
He is enyeloped in diplo-
macy. His father was French
Ambassador to Russia. His
sister is married to French
Ambassador Charpentier. now
stationed in Athens.
= $50
Ruth Cowan to Wed
On the list Of July Ruth
Cowail, one Of Washington's
ablest reporters and q former
war correspondent. will retire
after q years with the Asso-
ciated Press. Shortly after
ward she win become the bride
Of Bradley Nash. a longtime
Government Ofiicial who was
defeated last month in the
Republican primary of West
Virginia's Second District. He
resigned as deputy assistant
secretary OF the Air Force for
civil aviation to run in that
primary.
Now the owner of a farm at
Harper's Ferry, w. Va, Brad
ley has served in every adj
ministration beginning with
President Coolidge. He was
assistant to Secretary Of Com
merce Herbert Hoover. He
served with the RFC from
1882 to 1895. And in the early
days Of World War II he was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-04
Swimmer-Buchbinder

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin w.
Perlow announce the engage
ment of her daughter Miss
Norma Edith Swimmer to Mr..
Benjamin Buchbinder. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Buchbinder
of New York City. An August
wedding is planned.
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WEDDINGS
BrYont-Scott

Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
Edmund Scott announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Jean Marie to Mr.. Richard
Hancock Bryant. son of Mrs.
Walter Kendall of Rockport.
Mass. and the late Mr.. Wallace
Bryant. The wedding took
place Saturday in st. Mat
thew S Cathedral.
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Hubbord-Re Feeder

Mr., and Mrs. Reynolds V.
Reeder Of Brigham City, Utah.
announce the marriage of
their daughter Renae to Mr..
Samuel Hildreth Hubbard III,
son Of Mrs. Clifford Wilson
Hubbard of Heathsville, Va,
and the late Mr.. Hubbard. The
wedding took place Friday in
the Third Ward Latter Day
Saint Chapel in Brigham City.
The couple will live in Arling-
ton.
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Leon-LiH

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leon
announce the engagement of
their daughter Elaine to Mr..
Howard Lift. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Lift.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-04

LONDON BRIDE-Mrs.
Leroy Morgan, the for
mer Miss CoroIyn Mo-
kins, wos morried Fri
doy in London to the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Morgan of
Washington. The bride
is the daughter of Sir
Willie m and Lody
Mokins. Sir William is
q cousin of Sir Roger
Mokins, the British Am
bossodor here.
Photo.
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FREE HOME TREATMENT
MAIL COUPON TODAY
lady odvisor gives informution)
WOMEN SAY.

WOMEN SAY.
-Four inches removed from Sbdo-
men. 3" from hips--M.F. 81 from
hips"-M. A. First time since rUs
had my 3 children my tummy Is fat
e. S. Dress size pGs l6, nO,O
l2"-C. P. You may lose less. or
MORE. Many tCOmsn lose an inch
the first teO treatments : at home
WhiIs they rest.
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Wulker-Mller

Mrs. Julia G. Miller an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter Ella Marie to Mr..
Kenneth Allan Walker, son Of
Mrs. Katie C. Walker. The
wedding took place Saturday
in st. Joseph's Church. The
couple will live in Atlantic City.
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EYler-DeIoy

Capt. Anthony James De Joy,
commanding officer of the
United States Coast Guard Air
Station at Elizabeth City, N. c.,
and Mrs. DeJoy announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Patricia Lee to Ensign Armand
Tise Eyler, jr., USN, son Of
Mrs. Samuel Mackelduff of
West Chester, Pa, and the
Rev. Eyler of Old Hickory,
Tenn. The wedding took place
yesterday in Christ Episcopal
Church. Elizabeth City. The
couple will live in Pensacola.
Fla. where Ensign Eyler will
be stationed after August S.
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Shumwuy-Towler

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pres
ton fowler Of Richmond. Va.
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Carolyne Lee
to Mr.. Robert Mcfarland
Shumway. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Noble Clemens Shumway, jr..
of Arlington, Va. The we'd
ding took place Saturday in
the Grace Covenant Presby-
terrain Church of Richmond.
The couple will live in Airing
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LYIes-Sheelor

LYleS-Sheelor
Maj. and Mrs. Kenneth
Henry Sheelor announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Nancy Joy to Mr.. Robert Halle
Lyles. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
lie c. Lyles of Alexandria. The
wedding took place Saturday.
in Trinity Episcopal Church.
The couple will live in Alex
andria.
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ABSENTEE VOTING
Rhode Island Request
Must Be In by Oct. Il

Primary: Republican, Septem-
Der II; Democratic, September
rs.
Officials to Be Elected: Two
Representatives to Congress.
Governor, "A members of the
States Upper House, 100 men,
bers Of the Lower House, and
other State and local officers
Residence Requirements: State,
one year; city or town, six
months.
Registration: In person only
and permanent If elector votes at
least once each five successive
years following his registration
Anyone who has not re-registered
under the new law since Janu-
airy /. 1852, must do so to vote
this year. Registration closes so
days before an election. Registra-
ton closed for primary after
July 10; closed for general cleo
ton after September Z.
Absentee VOting: Permitted
only IN general elections. Write
the Secretary of State, Capitol.
Providence, Rhode Island Tor
the local board of canvaSsers and
registration) for an Application
Of Absentee Voter for Civilian
Ballot" This completed appli-
cation form must be received by
the Secretary of State no later
than rs days before the election,
by Friday. October IL.
Note-The application form
need not be motorized if it is
subscribed to before two wit
nesses who affix their respective
signatures and addresses thereto.
The voted ballot must be
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Bending Auto AeriuIs
Churqed to Mon, 28

An Alexandria man was charged
with destroying private property
yesterday after radio aerials on
six cars were bent.
Salvador De LaRosa. %, of the
Pierce Building, Presidential
Gardens. was arrested by police
after George Costokos, of the
Lincoln. Building. Presidential
Gardens, said he saw LaRosa
bend the aerial on his automobile
at about ! am. and saw him go
between other autos in the same
block.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01

mailed on or before election day
and received by the Board of
Elections no later than mid
night of the second Monday
following the election, November
10. 1856.
For further information, call
Mrs. Clarence Fisher, chairman
of the voters service, District
League Of Women Voters. DI.
|7-45l0, or visit its booth in The
Star lobby.
Tomorrow: Massachusetts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01

As O. service to the District absentee
voters The Stor is publishing voting
regulations in eoch State for next
November's election. One Stote will
be published eoeh doY. Woteh for
yours. TOdoy's instolIment is for
residents who wish to vote in Rhode
Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exper. fabrication man, white, over
81, must have local references. UN
4-9454.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced IN fabrication
Can earn Up to S65 per week
CONNORS INC. 2721 Naylor I'd.
sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
full time. Call BRADSHAW'S TEX
AGO SERVICE, ia. S-9374.
SERVICE STATION MEN WANTED;
good salary. q days a week: must
have d. c. operators permit ano
reference from former employer
JOHNNY FREEMAN'S TEXACC
SERVICE STATION, Goth st. and
New York ave. NV.
SEWING MACHINF SALESMAN, tc
sell the worlds leading automatic
sewing machines: must have car.
salary and Commission. Leads sup
piled. Apply 929 F ST. NV.
SHIPPING CLERK, experienced. See
Mr. Green. HUGH REILLY CO.,
1884 New York ave. NV, MA.
s-17O3.
SHOE SALESMAN - Experienced
white. Good salary. See Mr.. Grit
fiths at CANNON SHOE STORE
sos Sth st. sc.
SHOE SALESMAN-Part time. sat
10 to g. Exper. in shoes for the
family. LEIBERMAN. INC. 1881 N.
Highland, Arl. ia. 2-43SS.
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BOYS-VETS-TRAVEL

b Fls Tex. anS retgFni hiiSh-csIi.
transp. furn,; exper. adv; about
$3.50 mo. sal. with comm. See Mr.
Byron. CAIRO HOTEL. 10-4. 10
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UNDERWRITERS

I
We need an underwater, preferabl,
multiple line, to set UP and run al
Underwriting department in ou
rapidly expanding service ONCE. Thi
is q once-in-a-lifetime opportunit,
with Americas fastest-growing groul
of independent agency stock com
panies. We win pay top salary I,
right man plus incentive bonuses ant
remarkable non-contributary profit
sharing plan. Call Mr.. Carlson
JU. 5-4S4h. GENERAL INSURANCE
CO. OF AMERICA.
UPHOLSTERERS WANTED, expert.
enced only: top wages: good work
ing conditions. UN 4-1545
MATCHMAKER WANTED, for per.
manent position. must be an excel.
lent mechanic. 10. 4-0197 aftei
Ppm.
BOYS-VETS-TRAVEL
Fla, Tex. and return; s high-cali.
Der men. under 20; training anc
transp. furn.; exper adv; about
$3.50 mo. SAL with comm. See Mr.
Byron. CAIRO HOTEL. 1914. 10
90
MEN--singer Sewing Machine Com.
pany has openings for several men
TO train In the field Of selling for
the WASHINGTON. area; experience
helpful but not necessary: good
p snS s yaiasUnS Oeh SSs
plan. Apply SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO. Seven Corners,
Falls Church. Va.
MEN, WHITE. part or full time. Car
No experience necessary. Call RE
b-5797 Fri. D to z pm.
YOUNG MAN. white. D, c. permit;
2 am. to 2 pm. Mon. through Fri.
MCLEAN DRUG. 1921 Wis. ave
YOUNG MAN-Interesting clerical
work for alert. energetic man. must
be good with figures: national con-
Germ: liberal vacation. insurance
and pension plan. Apply in person.
CANADA DRY GINGER ALE, INC,
1901 East-West hwy, Silver Spring,
Maryland
YOUNG MAN wanted to learn win
dow trimming BY. Americas lead
ing. mems furnishings chain. Won
Apply Mr.. Munaker. NATIONAL
SHIRT SHOP. 500 14th St. NV.
YOUNG MAN for clerical work. near
Laurel. Md; some knowledge Of
bookkeeping preferred. Permanent
Job. good salary and fringe bene-
fits. Must be industrious and sober
Excellent opportunity for right
man. Phone MR.. BRIGHT, tn. 2
300 between $3.50 am. and 3 pm
YOUNG MAN, reliable, age rs to 25,
must have Md. drivers license; In
teresting and varied duties, no
particular training necessary: Ex-
cellent starting salary. Call JU. g.
4705. Mr.. Mcmillan.
YOUNG MAN, with mechanical abil-
ba bach '0 ior p perman emf posi 1
CITIES SERVICE OIL CO. See Mr..
Sullivan, 1853 N Arl, Ridge I'd.
Arl.. Va. Phone ia. 10000.
CATHOLIC fraternal order seeking
man for career in organization
and sales work. Phone DU. 7-5SS2
any time for appointment.
PART TIME-Earn s35 per wk. up
working ewes before Xmas. over
81; car nee; his. ed: white. Apply
7-S pm. Fri, RIM. 223. 1920
WE NEED 2 MEN for collection
WORKMAN for telephone; must be
experienced at least as outside man.
for the outside position. Good pay,
person or can for appointment.
REGIONAL FINANCE CO.. 321l r.
]. ave, Mount Rainier, Md, HU.
3-6650.
AVERAGE $12.75 PER EVE.
81 10 30 white. car; experience
not necessary: servicemen. college
students and teachers considered
Call WO $1,000. 10 am. TO 2 PM;
no. 2-096S, 5:45 to 2 pm.
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statesmen
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

We have openings for three am.
bilious statesmen. willing to work
furnished You can be assured OF
an unusually high income and 1907
cooperation. For interview and In
formation. call ia. 1896. 10 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
HELp-WoMEN
SAI.EST,ADTFS

Exper, ladies. ready-to-wear and
accessories. new dept: chance for
advancement: employees are entitled
10 purchase at wholesale prices. Ap-
ply sat. only from 1873. See Mr..
FRANK. nr.cur,,.
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statesmen
BOX AIR. STAR
statesmen

Young men between 25 and IS
years Of age. seeking insurance as a
career; permanent work: car is a
necessity; salary while being trained
to sell memberships and Insurance
for an established stock company.
AiU6ToMoBILE cLUB. 1913 conn.
lave NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

MEN--Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany has openings for several men
to train in the field Of selling fol-
the Washington area; experience
helpful but not necessary: good
allowance: paid vacations. hes
pttalizatiDn and employee benefit
plan. Apply SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO., Seven Corners,
Falls Church. Va.
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Wheeler, Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV, EN-. 2-1O20
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I'm; .nIrHo5 1879 IsiS de, de luxe u,
rides ike new, and Is tops in every
respect; special for $99S. ANA
COSTA CHRYsLER PLYMOUTH,
INC, l70S Good Hope I'd. S.ep
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sIs5 or best offer. He. 4.5S0s.
cHRYsLER, 81, New Yorker 4-dr.,
equipped with famous VS. enGine.
power brakes, radio, heater. auto
matte transmission. beautiful 2-tone
upholstery, sparkling black hnish
Ii macuiate, sale price S545.
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SPECIALS THIS WEEK

81 EOIALO IHIO WEEK
II used trAilerS that must be sold
before Nov. All prices reduced
aecordinEiy Can Be financed with
ANAL down payment.
ALMA--i957. 35.ft used : weeks
$1,000 discount Total price. 81 aaS
ALMA--i95i. rs IT.. Si.5a5.
CONT MENTAL 1853 - 9-bedrm
full bath. including tub and al new
furniture Se3p5
ELcAR--iab0, "a 4, with built-ir
television and complete bath 81 .cg5
BELTSVILLE TRAILER
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CAD. 81 CPE. DEVILLE
S45 DOWN

$40 OOWN
\ Beautiful 2-tone blue and ivory. ?.
and h., hydramatic. A real bargain
At ,1e5. Call or come In for quick
CENTER. 500 II 81. ne. Open Sun
G .4IoI ea:, 1895 "SG" sedan n:
equipment includes power steering,
1 s0s oD brake yhit ece tires wsss
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1922 cend st. NV. ST. 3-2sOO
CADILLAC SO cony: Ike new. one
power windows light tan top, one
LOVING CHEVROLET
1889 E-w. Hwy. 8. O.. ~. a-sO03
CADILLAC 1850 4-dr. "o2"; fully
offer I'm S.ssss' go
CADILLAC 1854 "62" sedan; blue;
Immaculate: power steering. power
brakes. New. only $685. Ccc
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1e2e 22nd st. NV. ST. 3-2s0O
CADILLAC 1855 COUPE
Goddess gold body. brown hard
.op; tan and brown 2-tone matching
interior, power brakes and steering;
1900 mi, tubeless Wv. tires. ON
executive car; 81 39h Call Mr..
cHRIeTEH, MA. s-isis days, IA.
7-2a4l ewes
CADILLAC 81 Eldofado eonvertible:
snow white, black top. red and
white Interior immaculate, Wv.
tires VIZ. oid Cost new 81. 900,
VIII take $4,000. Chrome spoke
wheels. Entirely power eauip MID.
way 5-42Ol.
CADILLAC 1888 sedan. canyon Grey:
Ike new: 1926.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
BRADLEY SHOPPING cENTER
oPEN SATURDAY
CADILLAC ie47 4-dr "s2T has
I everything. runs Ike nev pvt
ply. must sell. tssb or best oner
e my ssn.I sf.osS. "a ga !s.s slT''
CHEvROLET 'Bs 30 2-dr. e.
dan. 81 o2S. Needs ring 100. 10
CHEVROLET 1888 Bei AIR t-df.
hardioo sedan. TURQUOISE ana white :;
iully equipped; 1925, Gee guar-
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
izsz send o. NV. ct s-2seo
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED
(continuedl

NASH Ambassador. 1852 or better;
low mileage. LII. 4-4l69 after $50
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CONSUL 49, 4-dr.; heater; 4-cyl.,
overhead-valve engine for greet
economy: clean throughout; &549.
HILL & SANDERS, Wash's Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1l14 Vermont ave
NV: AID. 4-430O. Open ewes. til
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CONSUL 1851; newly painted; tip
top condition: ideal second car
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Wheeler, Chrysler- plymouth

LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 WISCONSIN, NV, EN-. 2-102o
CHRYSLER 81 Windsor de luxe 4.
door: heater. WV. tires. > snow
tires. JU. 5-aS06.
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lnzu ElIAt ~. b.W
cHEv 80; 7, and h.. great como I.
new top; new White.Walis and fair
paint Job RA 6-0a13.
cnLyY 1855 Model 40 f-dr.
black, pevsrEiies, heater, no RAJ
eio; under ZOO 81, i.ily Caa.
CHEvY BARGAIN HUNTERs must
see this one. ! owner. 30 club
epe ? and h just eot itf 2hd
wind. New nylon tires and brakes
Neat a. PIN runs like q TOP
1es, eier over $3.50 IA 7.73S7
cHBv. 1919 2-doori $4,000 actual
miles: Ike nss. $3.50. Wa 7-769i
cHRYsLER 81 New Yorker az iuTs
sedan auto. trans, pover ateering
and braksi. Wv, tires iov nj
2 ana h, etc cash, trade and bank
ananeing hEReoF \ THoNP-
tsse.csf psp, 7ss7 wilss1sinI
ave, o.. f-zsiB.
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CADILLAC '63 4-door "62" sedan
naTleSs 2-tone blue with T. and h..
eve ni,niu M ~ e tirss. ysr yrG ior;
mileage; very well kept; can be
purchased for S195 down. Gail or
come In for quick credit approval
ST, 1904, AUTO CENTER, 18th
and X streets NV. Open SUNDAY.
CADILLAC lg47 Convertible; full race
engine, $500. WA. 7.5sls or uN.
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CHRYsLER SO. Windsor de luxe A.
door, heater. automatic transmits
sion. WV. tires. beautiful light blue
hnish, extra clean. one owner, worth
while guarantee, 5000.
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SALES

Also has on display eli
rev 1887 models ALMA,
IMPERIAL, PONTIAC
1925 BALTIMORE BLVD
Open sundays. noon ~ 4 pm.
BELTsvlLlE ND
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1857 SPARTAN
1857 GREAT LAKES

Un6elievable Quality At This Price
Jalousie and storm windows are
a. . ~ . ~
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CHRv- 1913 Windsor 4-dr-.; orig
car traded on a new Chrysler; vel
kept by owner. and serviced b.
US since new. The right car fol
G ss Sht d SsEsSs t9r fSss GA
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DE SOTO 81 Firedome IS" convert
ible: Chinese red. power steering;
g ops ; sS5 eeWn 10y quick H.. service.
NV, WO. $4,000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DE SOTO 1850 club coupe; new
tires; 5000. UN. 4-7735.
DE SOTO 40: black, r. and n.
Needs repairs; $50 or best offer.
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BRIGHT AS A DOLLAR IS thil
sparkling Cape Cod with 2 bedrms
stairs. Nice fenced YARD; neal
schools and many, many other fea-
lures. Only Sl2.950. Very eooe
terms. Exclusive with BOWERS
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STONE CAPE COD, take over 4laes
loan without red tape-3 bedrooms,
gas heat, IA-acre lot; in cony. Riv.
erdale. Only $3.50 cash. Call I'll
8 pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT s.
DAVIS e. CO., INC.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES = Vacant.
move in for Christmas. Stunning
Lewisdale rambler sll-brick con-
S13.g50; S91 50 per month pays
everything: very low down payment.
W. r. HUGHES CO.. AP. T-l4OO