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Col. Ralph Woods
Funeral Friday

Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Friday at Fort Myer
Chapel for Col. Ralph N. Woods.
So. who died at Walter Reed
Army Hospital December 20.
Burial will be in Arlington Gem
etery.
Col. Woods was air evacuated
on December 10 from Heidelberg.
Germany. where he had been
commander Of the Headquarters
Area Command.
He Is survived by his widow.
Grace: his mother, Mrs. Jennie
Woods, Of Eugene. Greg. a
brother. Don Woods, OF Ever
green. Colo. and two sisters.
Mrs. John Lancaster, Of Glendo.
Wyo, and Mrs. Glenn Grifnth.
also Of Eugene. 4
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Miss Forquhor,
Alexandra Native

Miss Mary Farquhar. 90. o
lifelong resident OF Alexandria
died Thursday at the home OF
her niece. Mrs. H. Lee Schultz
40l Russell road. Alexandria
She had been an invalid fol
some time.
Miss Farquhar was the aunt
Of Judge William p. Woolls Of the
Alexandria Corporation Court
She was the daughter OF the
late George and Honora Hayes
Farquhar.
Besides her niece and nephew
she is survived by a sister. Mrs
Charles Bagsett Of 40l Russell
road.
Mass was said this morning al
st. Mary's Catholic Church IN
Alexandria. 70 which Miss Far.
quhar belonged all her life
Burial was to be In 81. Mary
Cemetery.
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Charles Francis Coe, Boxer
Turned Crime Tale Writer

PALM BEACH, Fla, Dec. %
(R.-Charles Francis (Socker)
Coe. writer Of sports and crime
tales of the Roaring Twenties,
died last night after a long ILL
ness. The one-time boxer was Sc.
A native of Buffalo, N. Y, he
was a practicing lawyer in Flor
ida, a newspaperman, criminol-
osist and motion picture execu-
tive as well as an author.
In 1949 as editor of the West
Palm Beach Post-1imes, Coe won
the Freedom Foundation Award
for the Nations best editorial on
the American way of life. After
his editorials won the award the
next two years, the foundation
gave him fresh honors and ruled
him out Of the competition.
Several of Goes books dealt
wildly with the prohibition era.
They included "Hooch," ME,
Gangster." and "Swag.' In COL
Liberation with Jack Dempsey
Coe wrote "In This Corner" He
was a prolific contributor of fic-
ton and factual tales to the Sat-
urday Evening Post.
Coe joined the Navy at II and
became welterweight boxing
champion of the feet. For five
years he boxed professionally
then turned to fiction writing
His first year as an author netted
him $4,000. Within a few years
he was a highly-paid Hollywood
writer. From 1910 to 1913 he
was vice president and general
counsel for the Motion Picture
Producers & Distributors OF
America.
Coe turned to law practice at
As and stuck to it during most
OF the latter part Of his life.
The author attributed his sue
cess as a teller OF tales about
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Capt. R. E. Stoops,
Retired NAVY Man

Funeral services will be held
Monday at 3 pm. at Fort Myer
Chapel for Capt. Robert Earl
Stops, Medical Corps. USN (re-
tired, who died Thursday at the
Bethesda Naval Hospital. He was
10. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
An eye. ear. nose and throat
specialist. Capt. Stops was at
Pearl Harbor at the time of the
Japanese attack. He retired in
1916 after more than 40 years
service as a Navy doctor. Capt.
Stops entered the navy after
graduating from the medical
school of the University of Illi-
nois in the early 1900s.
He made his home at 236 Lib
erty street. Conneaut, Ohio. Sur
viving are his widow. Ethel L.,
and two children. Miss Louise
Stops Of Rochester. N. Y, and
Robert Stops of New Orleans.
La.
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Percy Marks,
Wrote Shocker

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Dec. 20
lR.-Percy Marks, IS, whose
novel of flaming youth, THE
Plastic Age" was considered a
shocker in the 1920s, died Thurs
day at Grace-New Haven Hos
lpital.
Mr.. Marks, who lived in sub
urban Hamden, wrote the con-
troversial book, purporting to be
a realistic portrayal of life on
college campuses, while he was
an English instructor at Brown
University in 1923-24.
The novel, which had a big
sale, was condemned in some
quarters for its more purple pas
sages which eventually came to
be considered mild in the light
of books published subsequently.
1t was printed in several Ian
guages and was made into a
movie starring Clara Bow, known
then as the 1T Girl"
Mr.. Marks. who left Brown
soon after 1.-THE Plastic Age" was
published, came to New Haven
in 1880. With the exception of
two years spent in his native CAL
ifornia. he had lived in this area
ever since, devoting himself to
writing.
He was the author of 20 books,
but 1.-The Plastic Age" was the
only one attracting wide atten-
ton.
Born in Covelo, Calf, Mr..
Marks was educated at the Uni
versity of California and Har-
ward.
Mr.. Marks followed the career
of an educator from 1914 to 1924
with the exception of the World
War I Years, during which he
was an infantry second lieuten-
ant.
In 1927. he married the for
mer Ellen Gates, who survives
him. He also leaves a daughter,
Sally Jean Marks of 1907 Thirty
fourth street NV, Washing
ton; his mother. Mrs. Sarah
Lando Marks of Danville, Calf,
and a sister, Miss Cecille Marks,
also of Danville.
Funeral services will be pri-
vate.
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Robert H. Robinson,
Published a Papers

MONONGAHELA, Pa, Dec. 20
(R.-Robert Horner Robinson,
81, publisher of four Southwest
ern Pennsylvania newspapers
died last night of a heart all
ment. He had been i'll for a
month.
MI Robinson entered the
newspaper business about 80
years ago when he purchased
the Monongahela Republican.
In later years he acquired the
Waynesburg Democrat Mes
senger, the Canonsburg Daily
Note and the Donora Herald
American. He was president of
the Monongahela Publishing Co.
which published the newspapers.
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Charles Johnson,
Duncemun in 'o0s

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 20 R.-
Charles johnson, IS, who
strutted the cakewalk on stages
of many of the worlds leading
theaters in the 1905, died
Thursday Of pneumonia.
Mr.. johnson and his wife. Dora
Dean, performed their high
stepping dance to brassy music
before several of the royal fami-
lies of Europe.
Mr.. johnson said in an inter-
view a few years ago that the
Negro team Of johnson and Dean
gave class" to the old slave
dance. They strutted in lavish
costumes. Mr.. johnson usually
wearing lavender or white full
dress suits.
Up 10 the time OF his wife's
death 10 years ago. Mr.. johnson
still was hoping the team could
make a comeback. In recent
years he had spent much of his
spare time In posing in his fancy
outfits for art students.
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|SocioIite Claims
Son Wed the Maid.
Asks AnnuIment

REDWOOD CITY. Calf, Dec.
% (R.-A wealthy San Fran
cisco society leader has asked
Superior Court to annul the
marriage of her 20-year-old son
to the family's maid, a German
immigrant. but the son says he
isn't married.
Mrs. William Wallace Mein,
jr., said in her petition to the
San Mateo Court here yesterday
that her son. William Wallace
Mein III, and the maid, Isolde
Constantine, "a. were married
in Reno, New, November II with
out her consent.
Miss Constantine, native of
Mannheim, came to the United
States a year ago in the regular
German immigration quota.
Young Mein. reached at his
apartment in Berkeley, told re-
porters that when he and Miss
Constantine eloped to Reno six
weeks ago they took out a mar
riage license and bought a ring,
but didn't get married.
MY mother has the law on
her SIDE" he said. I'm not of
age. We went to Reno and took
out a marriage license, but we
went through no ceremony. Well
wait until I'm 81" He will be
of age February 20.
The bridegroom's mother. the
former Salley Nickel, is one of
the heirs of California cattle
baron Henry Miller. The father
is president of the Calaveras Ce-
ment Co. and the Bishop Oil Co.
Mrs. Mein told reporters her
main objection to a marriage
lis the difference in their ages"
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gangland to his decision ito
present the gangster exactly as
he was" during the heyday of
the bootleg mobs.
"The tale was told in the words
of the criminal himself" Coe
said. He never got out of char
acter. His cold-blooded methods
were related in detail"
Coe contended that prohibition
"snatched crime from the quite
and dragged 1t into the bank,
club, church."
He married the former Ruth
Bernice Ensign and was the
father Of two children, Alan C..
and Mrs. Edmund d. Lucas.
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Publication Ended
By Aero DIGEST

The Nations oldest aviation
magazine, Aero Digest, has sus-
pended publication. Fred Hamlin,
editor and publisher. announced
yesterday.
The suspension. which became
effective with the recently pub.
lished December edition, Mr..
Hamlin said. was caused by in
creased cost Of operation and
reduced advertising revenue. The
magazine was founded by
Charles ]. Glidden in New York
City in 1922. 1t had Offices here
in the National Press Building.
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died last August in Sacramento
Calf, where they lived for q
short time.
He is survived by three sisters
and brother, Mrs. P. H. McCor-
mick, with whom he made his
home at 1921 Rittenhouse street.
NV Miss Helen Broderick of
l408 Monroe street NE; Mrs
Margaret Nolan of Roanoke, and
Michael Broderick of County
Kerry.
Services will be held at the
Timothy Hanlon funeral home,
1881 Georgia avenue NV, on
Monday at 9:15 am. High re-
QUEEN mass will be said at 10
am. at the Shrine of the Most
Blessed Sacrament at Western
avenue and Quesada street NV
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Dfatha

WINS WINS EFFIE NJ on Thursday, De-
69i 1T 7 St n, nv y,,i EFFiE N; WINS: wife
cousin Of Mrs. Laura Carter Of Wash
ington, D. c.: Mrs. Mamie sellman Of
Emory Grove, Md, and Mrs. Enc Lee
Surv W;sssh IN p G She also s
Wins Of .Clarksburs, Nd: two 70 sisters.
Elsie Carter of Ciarksburs. Nd. and
man many - other tf,era nieces: nephews and a
December 80. friends NAV call at the
Hall Bros. Funeral Home 62I Florida
aye. NV. Funeral services on Monday,
2z ,o1 Ma,h ~ at ] pm. At the Mount
ward b: MCGOWAN oficiatinF. ReiS-
yves and friends are invited to attend.
y 1Tn me- Emory Grove. Md. 80
X0 B P. o. Z. Of W.. met in a
m session OF sorrow on Friday;
" Ri;:T:; :: 8: !. #f$ie s sss
7:3O pm: Sunday. December
80. at the Hall Bros. Funeral Home,
gil Florids ave: NV. Funeral at l
Pm n Monday , December 81; from ,t the
St. between o ST. and Dumbarton
ave. NV.
MARTHA l.. HARROD.
Daughter Ruler
BLoNGE w. HAWKINS. Fin. Secy
WOLFREY, ALICE r. On Friday. De-
cember IS. 1856. ALICE r. WOLFREY,
formerly Of 1909 Lamont st. NV,
beloved wife of William T. Wolfrey.
mother Of Kathleen W. Oberheim Of
Silver. Spring, Md: Herbert M. Wolfrey
of Salem. Va. and William T. Wolfrey,
T.. Of Silver Spring, Nd: sister. Of
Mary Elizabeth Shearer Of Washington.
D. C, and Mrs. Aubrey Burnett of
Staunton. Va. Services at the S. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29O1 18th
st. NV. on Saturday, December 20.
at 3 pm. parking facilities. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. In lieu
Of flowers, contributions may be sent
TO the Baptist Home for the Aged 20
WRIGHT. SARAH ELLEN. on Friday,
December %, 1856. at her residence.
2503 kimberly St, Silver Spring, Md,
SARAH ELLEN WRIGHT, beloved
mother of Mrs James D. Shumate.
Rose Catherine, Wright. Elizabeth Ce-
celia Joy and Thomas p. Wright.
She also is survived BY four srand-
children and seven great-grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Ia
koma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll st.
NV parking lot oppositel, on Satur-
day. December 90, from . until 7:30
pm. Services and interment in Cum
berland, Md.
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FENNIE, MARGARET. In loving mem
DRY OF my mother. MARGARET FIN-
ME, who passed away eleven years ago
today, December 20, 1945.

FENNIE, MARGARET. In loving mem
DRY OF my mother. MARGARET FIN
today, December 20. 1945.
In memory she is living still.
Not Just today, but always.
HER DAUGHTER.
BERNICE JOHNSON. In
sad but loving remembrance OF our
devoted mother, daughter and sister,
BERNICE JOHNSON GROOMES. who
December 30, 1917
We think Of her today.
RESTING, sleeping. Just away.
RESTING. where no shadows fall:
In perfect peace she she awaits r1,tT Us All.
HAaRoD FAN ~ a.. In n, GSns EsSsT
HARRoD, who passed away December
20, 1915.
Fond memories Of you will llnger on
until We meet upon the shining shore.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MARI
ETA HARROD TWISDALE.
HENLEY. REsLYN W. A. tribute to the
s snS RsLYN " S'v 2EsLE sSseR who t d
cember 90. 1851
you shall always live in our hearts.
PUPILS AND PERSONNEL OF SIM
MONS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
JACKSON. JAMES W. AND MARY p.
JAMES W. JACKSON, who died Octo-
Der 3. 1870. and MARY p JACKSON,
who died December 20. 1885.
Always In my heart.
nETTiE J. SiMMs
LEE, ADDISON. In loving memory Of
a devoted father, ADDISON LEE, who
passed away suddenly ave years ago,
December -, 1851.
So swiftly through deaths door you
50 silently your soul passed BY
That We, who weep and mourn It's
Heard ' % moan. nor fain,est SIGH.
OVERHAUL, CAPT. CHARLES HUBERT.
- son. CAPT. CHARLES HUBERT
- OVERHAUL. who was killed IN
- Italy December 20. 1914
we never shan forget the day
when YOU 50 suddenly passed away,
In our hearts you left behind,
MOTHER AND DAD.
SMITH. LILLIAN p In loving memory
SMITH. no no dsSsr. es'' this iift forty:
seven years aso today. December 20.
1909.
Beautiful memories are cherished for
ever n ny heart
DEVOTED MoTHER. MABn. DAN
oERFfELD
sTEw AKI, MAUD. HAPPY birthday 10
Heaven. MAUD, althougn YOU vent 70
sleep jane II, 1858.
NETTK AND JOHN srMMs.
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EREff EDELEH. beloved husband Of
Ethel May Edelen Of Annapolis, Md.
Friends may call at the Richie Bros.
Funeral Home, Upper Marlboro. Nd ;,
where funeral services will be held
on Sunday, December 30, at > pm.
Interment Trinity Cemetery, Upper
Marlboro, Md ~
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Any tOothpaste can destroy decay and odor-
causing bacteria. But new bacteria return In
minutes, 10 form acids that cause tooth decay.
Colgatc's, unlike any other leading tocthpastc,.
Keeps on fighting decay for II hours or n1cgel
So, morning brushings with Colgate Dental
Cream help protect all day; evening brushines
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all night. Gardol in Colgate Dental Cream forms
an invisible, protective shield around your teeth
that lasts for II hours with inst one brushing.
Ask your dentist how often to brush your teeth.
Encourage your children to brush after meals.
And at all times, get Gardol protection In
Colgate Dental Cream!
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Notionolly fomous for high
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that sounds like something out
of the un derworld. Jim
Symington's little girl calls her
Grandma Easy" THE
CLARK CLIFFORDS are just
back from Richmond. where
they were on hand June ! for
the arrival of their newest
grandchild. 1t was a boy for
Joyce and Richard Barrett. :.
DAVID KEFAUVER, 10,
couldn't whip UP much if any
enthusiasm for his fathers
primary race for the pres
idential nomination. but he
was beside himself with JOY
when he carried the relay stick
to a winning finish for Cub
Scout Pack 666 last week
end.
ALEC HAGNER won an
other automobile race Sunday
at the Marlboro Md track
his third win in three races.
He took up racing this
spring after buying a Mer-
cedes Benz 300 ST.. When
the car arrived in February.
he said to his wife Virginia,
eve bought you something
you have always wanted. I"
"Yakie" took one look and
gasped weakly, Something
I've always wanted?" Yes
said Alec, lever since I was
26 years old" Yakie says
she's on the lookout now for
a broken down town car she
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By BETTY BEALE

that few TV sponsors could
afford to buy. 80.
THE OSCAR CHAPMANS
leave today for a To-day bust
ness and pleasure trip to
Mexico. The former Secre-
tary of the Interior is the
lawyer who engineered the
worlds largest international
contract ever negotiated for
natural resources. He was
acting for Texas Eastern who
will buy 200 million cubic feet
of gas a day and pay the
Mexican government 100000
a month for it.
EVE SYMINGTON has
been given a nickname by her
l8 months old granddaughter
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
What's Cooking in Capital
Includes Most Everything

SYLVIA WHITEHOUSE and
BOB BLAKE, director of So
Wet Affairs for the State
Department, will be married
July %. The fashionable affair
will take place in gilt-edged
Newport. The APPS Ruth
Cowan and Bradley Nash also
have picked their wedding
date. 1t will be June 80 in
Harper's Ferry.
Speaking of marriage. the
last word in husbandly appre-
citation is a gold medallion
about as big as a silver dollar
that's inscribed Distinguished
Marital Service Award Both
VALERIE DE SIBOUR and
AUDREY TRAIN were SPORT
ing them at the Gale McLeans'
own anniversary party Sunday.
Johnny gave Valerie hers on
their Goth anniversary, which
the medal plainly states, and
MILDLY Train gave Audrey hers
on their 18th anniversary.
If you want to make a hit
with the little womans believe
me. nothing could please her
more.
BOB AND JANE McILVAINE
left town last week end, are
now making up their minds
about selling their Downing
town (Pa0 weekly newspaper,
the Archive. before sailing Fri
day aboard the America for
Portugal, where Bob will be
counselor at our embassy. :.
A card from Rome from
CHARLIE AND ELIZABETH
WILLIS saying. I'VE are over
here brushing up on our con-
tinental look" The EU-
GENE CARUSIS' daughter
Ceci, who married Pierre Pose
of Paris last october, will pre-
sent her French husband with
twins next October.
Texas correspondent LIZ
CARPENTER is the only
American correspondent in
vited by NATO to go on a
tour of French industry in
September. There will be
one correspondent from each
NATO country. but this is the
first time an American-based
journalist rather than a for
eign correspondent has been
picked from the United States
press for such a tour. :. She
will sail on the Liberte Au-
gust %.
washington notableS are
swapping UP invitations from
the Women's National Press
Club to attend the luncheon
for DANNY KAYE, Tuesday,
June 10 at the Statler. The
king of the comics will do a
"one-man, three-ring take-off
on the Washington scene"
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can give him. :. She hasn't
the nerve to watch him speed
at ITO miles an hour. !.
Having won his novice races,
if he continues he'll be in big
time racing since he's now
eligible for his regional racing
license. Forty eight-year-
old Alec has promised to quit
but his wife has her fingers
crossed.
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installation Luncheon

The Women's Progress Club
will hold its installation lunch
con today at 1890 pm. at the
Woodmont Country CLUB.
Mrs. Sylvia Fisher was elected
president at the last regular
monthly meeting.
Mrs. Fisher will take Office
with the following club off,
GERS: Mrs. Pauline Hickman,
vice president; Mrs. Ann
Krochmal, treasurer; Mrs.
Faye Perlman. recording-sec-
rotary; Mrs. Betty Stein,
chaplain: Mrs. Reggie Sickle.
sergeant-at-arms. The primary
work of the Women's Progress
Club is hospitalizing destitute
cancer patients through DR..
Calvin T. Klopp. director of
George Washington University
Cancer Clinic.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '55 Crown Victoria: trans.
parent top. Fordomatic, r. and h.
power seats: styletone paint, Wv
tires, spotlight; showroom condi
ton: Sl.995. HILL & SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, III
Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-4300
Open ewes. til Q: Sat. It'll 8.
FORD 1854 Summer convertible
Fordomatic, r and h.. Wv. tires
diamond blue fin.; real sharp
$l,579. HILL & SANDERS, Wash. I
Oldest Ford Dealer. J114 Vernon
ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. Open ewes
til Q; Sat. til 5.
FORD "a 6-cyl. Fordor; beautiful
2-tone blue. with contrasting sea
covers, fully equip. one-owner ca
with low mi: inspection guar: to
day only SS45.
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1900 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 1882
FORD So Custom IS" Tudor: on
owner; like new; 81 .495. THACKEI
MOTORS. 18th and r. I. ave. ne
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FORD 1851 Victoria; excellent con-
dition. Needs tires. $500. WA. q
1913.
FORD '54 Tudor Custom "s": SNOW
shoe white finish with blue top
matching seat covers, turn signalsi
i owner: excel. throughout. Special
price, SLIGO; written guarantee.
TRIANGLE MOTORS
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z BIG LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU,
6-month or. 6.000-mile warranty.
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FORD 1850 convertibie: S295. can
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FORD 1885 phaeton FordoF: mech
good cond.: $3.50. Ewes, after o:
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FORD 1850 Custom VS. club coupe:
radio, heater; immaculate through
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AuToMoBILFs EoR san

FORD 1855 Ranch Wagon: Fordo-
matte; small down payment and
take over note r: financed through
own bank; private individual CAL
LU. 4-3733.
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$40 Lee Highway Arl., Va.
ia. 2-9003 Open Til 8 Pm
CHRYSLER SO New Yorker 4-dooI
sta. wag., r. and h., power steering
power brakes. fluid drive, light green
finish, SLABS.
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MANN OInSMORIT.E
KENYON-P ECK

5000 18th St. Sill. spg.. JU. 5-61s6
.CHRYSLER 1850 Windsor club cpe. (:
heater and defroster; priced for
QUICK sale. $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29

DE SOTO '53 VS. 4-dr.; gro, r
HORNER'S COR. BUICK DEALER
Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
trans, dark green finish with Wv
tires. famous Red Ram VS. engine
Must see for only S145 down. Full
price SSa5
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga Ave. NV. IA. y-290l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.

HUI "a. Ave. NV. IA. B-ZyUU
DE SOTO So club coupe; r. and h..
auto. trans; one owner: like new;
SS95. THACKER MOTORS, 18th
and r. 1. ave. ne, La. 6-6530
De SOTO '53 4-dr. Firedome VS.
Confederate blue. equipped. 10000
miles PERI cOnd DI1 5-TOSR