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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-03
MARYLAND,
VIRGINIA NEWS
Local Offices
In Virginia to
More

RICHMOND. Jan. 8 R-
Costs of operating the Offices Of
commemorative attorney, sheriff
and city sergeant in Virginia
localities in 1856 will be slightly
higher than in 1855.
This was reflected today in
salary and expense allowances
announced by the State Conn
pensation Board for these Of
ficers.
The board allowed $3.50, 100 in
salaries and $149,619 in expenses
for the county prosecutors. and
$l39.922 in salaries and 500. 404
in expenses for the city COM
monwealth's attorneys. The
total allowances of $762. 065 COM
pared with $733.278 in 1855.
Allowances for Sheriffs
Sheriffs of Virginia. SO coun-
ties were allowed $50 in SAL
aries and 81 ,347.563 in expenses
The sergeants in the States rs
cities drew salary allowances
amounting to $144,692 and ex-
penses totaling $602.3l2. Total
allowances for the sheriffs and
sergeants were $2,633. 088. COM
pared with the 1855 total of ST.
479, 448.
Allowances included salary. ex-
penses and total in that order:
Sheriffs' allowances include:
Albemarle, $3.50; $38. 1870:
Arlington. $500; $4,000: $751;
500: Culpeper. $4,000: Fairfax.
$500; $57.025; $64,525; Fau-
quier. $4,000; $l6,015: s2O.5l5.
City sergeants' allowances in
clude:
Alexandria, $500; $80,820;
S88,320; Charlottesville, $4,000;
$4,000; $l7,100: Staunton, S.
600; $l.555; $685.; Waynesboro.
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ricula, and possible need to
establish junior colleges or a
branch of the University of Vir-
ginia in this area to meet the
needs of a growing college popu-
lation.
A new era of cordially be-
tween the school board and the
county board was predicted by
David Krupsaw and Ralph
Kaul, new members of the Ar
lington County Board which also
organized yesterday. Both new
county board members attended
the school board meeting and
drew a comment from MIR. Joy
that this is a new experience
to have two county board mem
berS here"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-03
ArIington0pens
Drive for Dimes

Arlington's m nth long
March of Dimes" fund drive
opened today with a warning
from the drive chairman that
polio isn't licked yet"
Funds are needed for more re-
search and to care for victims
of the disease who are beyond the
help at immunization, Alfred w.
Gardiner, campaign chairman
said.
The Arlington Chapter of the
National Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis has had to seek
outside help to pay bills for pa
tient care. Mr.. Gardiner said.
A check for $10,025 was received
recently from the National head
quarters for this purpose.
With the blessings Of County
officials, the fund drive will seek
the help of motorists. Dimes de-
posted in parking meters along
with the nickel required for one
hours parking will be turned
over to the campaign committee
Civic. patriotic and fraternal
organizations will operate the
Dimes booth at Wilson Boulevard
and North Highland street in
Clarendon each day during the
month of January.
Arlington theater patrons will
be solicited during Polio Movie
Week. January 7 to IA.
More that 1900 coin collectors
have been placed in Arlington
stores and $4,000 letters contain
ing coin cards are being mailed
to county residents.
A highlight of the fund rails
ing effort will be a Polio Dance
sponsored by the Arlington
Chapter January 20 at the
National Airport Terrace Room.
The drive will end January
81. when a door-to-door cam
paign, Mothers March on
Polio" will be conducted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-03
Blaze Routs 2 Families,
Injuries Vienna Firemen

Vienna department, was cut
under an eye by flying glass. He
also was taken to Arlington
Hospital but was released after
treatment.
The house. on Nutley street
in Vienna, was owned by Fred
erick Walker, colored. who lived
there with another family.
Besides those from Vienna.
firemen from Fairfax and Dunn
Loring responded. The call
came in about pm. They had
the fire under control in about
80 minutes.
Origin of the fire was not
Immediately determined, fire.
men said. 1t started in a sec
ond-floor room. they reported.
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$40 Million in Schools
Seen As Arlington Need

One of Arlington County's ma
jor problems during the next
two years is providing about $40
million worth of new schools, E.
r. Draheim. newly elected chair
man of the County School Board.
said yesterday.
Warren Cox. former chairman
of the board, who did not seek re-
election, said that petitions are
being circulated by Parent
Teacher Associations calling for
a bond issue not to exceed $40
million. The petitions. signed by
eligible voters, asked the school
board to petition the Circuit
Court to set a date for a refer
endum on the bond issue.
School officials are expecting
the referendum to be held in late
February or early March.
Mr.. Draheim, 43-year-old Ag-
riculture Department employee.
was unanimously chosen chair
man of the board at its first
meeting of the new year. l..
Clark Heating. George Washing
ton University professor. was
named vice chairman.
Two new school board members
took Office. They are Mrs. Bar
bara Riches and James G. Stock
ard. Both were elected last No.
vember along with Barnard JOY.
who began another term yester-
day.
Mr.. Draheim said other prob
lens facing the school board
during the next two years are
raising teachers salaries, pro-
viding kindergarten and i'm
proved curicula for handicapped
children, segregation, evaluation
of the whole school system Gu
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Two flremen were injured in
a blaze which swept the upstairs
of a Vienna (Va.) home last
night and caused an estimated
$4,000 damage.
The two-alarm fire routed two
colored families from the frame
structure. A 4-month-old baby,
upstairs when the fire broke out,
was removed to safety before
flremen arrived.
One of the injured firemen,
Russell Loveless, 90, of the
Vienna Volunteer Fire Depart
ment. fractured two ribs when
he fell from the roof of the
house. He was admitted to Ar
lington Hospital.
The other fireman, Alfred
Swift, %. assistant chief of the
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Soil Experts TO Meet

FREDERICKSBURG, Jan. 3
(Pl.-About 200 persons are ex.
pected to attend the annual con-
ference of supervisors of the Viz
ginia Soil Conservation Service
here January ell. 4.
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FIREMAN TREATED-Vienna (Va) Fireman AL
fred Swift is treated by Dr. Ronald Cody at Arlington
Hospital for cut under eye. He was injured in
Russell Loveless, 20, also injured, was admitted to
the hospital with fractured ribs after he fell from
the roof OF the houSe.-Star Staff Photo
The Arizona post., 1956-07-06
MEANDERING !

Did you notice how little surprise shown with the
by the telephone company they preparing
to build substaon in the 110 block East Broadway in
anticipation of thriving activity that will miles beyond
Remember when Country Club and then Alvernon later
Craycroft and Wilmot were "way OUT?
AS we approach the tenth birthday the Arizona Post
think of those advertisers have had much of that time
the really faithfus like Walsh Drug Lester Benson and
Mandl Southwestern Sash and Door KOPO Tucson
Title and Tucson Federal Reubens Furniture Stores and
a host of others and we little proud
With radio and Tv occupying the prominence they do,
there danger of becoming too much the spectator
and little creating ones interests and enjoyment
refer particularly to music studying piano and other muscaI
the sheer pleasure they give the nd1
later playing for his amusement With this IN
mind parents will appreciate the piano selection at McWhort
ers, from Spines to grands.
I'm one of those persons who is unable pass Lehans
without stopping it is middle of the day settle for
double decker is evening there is limit to the
number of favors home AS authority on chocolate
can tell you their chocolate is really tops.
The other day was in Langers. There's something
about florist shop gives lift think it is the blend
of perfumes plus the eye of coors and the profsion
of summer Sending flowers to the wife may be
a time honored custom but its also very nice too.
When thinking where to eat out tonight and wanting
something little different and especially you're In the
mood for Chinese food you'll enjoy Jerry Lees Ming House.
Service is quick food is served piping hot The trouble
like practically everything on the menu ana ork eooS
and gobs of tea.
Did YOU read that the Rambers idea of the single
unit car construction is being copied by the highest priced
car in the field in its 1857 models No wonder
that the Rambler which has taken spectacular hold IN the
east is showing such popularity in the west Galloway was
"sold out" a couple of weeks ago.
Have YOU noticed how many newcomer families live first
in American Homes? popular place to headquarter
while deciding on and where to buy The pool is no
little attraction especially for the children
The Arizona post., 1956-07-06
Tretiak Brothers Elected
To AZA District Offices

and Robert Tretiak as treas
urer.
Daniel was mountain region
president and now heads more
than 90 chapters located in
California, Oregon, Washing
ton, Arizona, Utah, Wyoming,
Nevada and British Columbia.
He is a junior at the Univer-
sity taking a pre-law course.
Robert is a senior at Tucson
high school and presently Sec
retary of the mountain region
AZA. They will attend the ma
tional convention next month
in Chicago. The brothers are
sons of DR.. and Mrs. Alexan-
der Tretiak. Hirsch Handmak-
er is also a delegate to the ma
tional convention.
The Arizona post., 1956-07-06

Precedent was shattered at
the district AZA convention
held in Santa Barbara, Calf,
last month. For the first time
a Tucsonian was elected presi-
dent and for the first time two
brothers were elected to dis
trict office, with the election
of Daniel Tretiak as president
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cars at that hour. rec figures
is million people hare no tele-
piston sets or stations to listen
to. There's about million on
trains, planes and buses at thai
hour.
How many million people are
in hotels, hospitals, theaters
movie houses, restaurants, bal
parks, bridge games, PTA meet.
ings; how many are chinninl
with the neighbors, walking thu
dog. reading q magazine or 9
book? How many million are
listening to the radio? How
many are carpentering in the
basement. rocking on the front
stoop. or Just sitting? How many
million are watching TV but moi
THAT program because 1t isn't
carried there or are watching
some OTHER program, even Il
1t Is?
The breathing lesson was very
funny.
Mailbag: The memo read this
way:
From the desk of Willie
Dutch" Sutton or Mary Mar
Odret Gdbor or somebody like
that -.
Dear Mr.. Harrison:
Sorry you didn't like it. Don't
know quite whGt to say ercept
I'm trying.
Sincerely,
Ernie K0UncS
ernie refers to our review Of
his first show - and I don't know
quite what to say, either, except
I hope I'm wrong. We're roofing
for him at our house, anyway
Radio Row: The town is jump
ing with rumors over Mutual's
plans for its new Washington
outlet, WGMS (the deal was
okayed by the FEC yesterday
and while WGMS will keep on as
is until the transfer date Of
August l, some important per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-20
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTTG (5)-The Evening
Movie: A young bride finds
that her husband is accused
Of numbering his former girl
friend In 1.-THE Straw Man"
$3.50, WMAL (T-Crossroads
Carl Benton stars in Might
Ter Than the Sword" a mod
ern day apostle def1ieS Com
munist secret police to spread
the word of God.
900, WRC (4)-Best in Mys-
terry: Willie Dante's gambling
casino becomes the meeting
place for a beautiful girl, a
tough kid with influence, and
a gangster who VOWS to kill
them both, in 1.-THE Squeeze. "
TV key previews: 1.-THE plot
isn't much but it's worth
seeing"
$3.50, WRC (4)-Star Stage:
Betty Cradle portrays q do
mestioated ex-MiSs America
whose quiet birthday celebra-
ton suddenly turns into a
mass reunion in the comedy
Cleopatra Collins"
$3.50, WNIAL (D-The Vice:
Stars: A Scottish lass and her
sister compete for the love Of
a bank presidents son.
1.-THE Night Has Secrets" stars
Donald Gray as Mark Saber
1880, WRC (4)-Gilette Caval-
cade of Sports: Two New York
neutrality-suspicious.. Tony An
thony and Tony johnson,
meet in q 10-round bout at
Madison Square Garden.
1880, WNTAL (7)--It's Polka
Time: Bruno Zielinski emcees
q program Of polka and Euro
pean dances and ballads.
1890, WTOP (9) - Undercur-
rent: A pioneer and his To-
year-old son join the ranch
men in the early West who
star their own brand Of law
and order called THE Regu-
lators."
1880, WMAL (D-Passport to
Danger: A high-ranking Nazi
brings chaos to Rio at car
nival time.
1880, WTOP (9) - Pantomine
Quiz: Guest panelists are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-20

Paul Newman and Shirley
Yamaguchi.
1O:45, WTTG (5)-Tenth In
ming: Bob Wolff emcees this
postgame show featuring up.
to- the minute scores anc
highlightS Of major league
games.
11:OO, WTTG (5)-Featurama
Host Milt Grant introduces
film features including de.
sign for Hearing"
ILLS, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show: PLANE of the Bar.
barry Coast" John Wayne
Ann Dvorak and JOSEPH
Schildkraut. A man from
Montana goes to San Fran.
ciSco's Barbary Coast to col.
lect some money and soor
becomes part Of the gam.
bling world.
1880. WRC (4)-Tonight; Vo.
calist and Judo expert Rosa.
ria Morales is guest.
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TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WGMS-United States All
Force Symphony Orchestrs
concert: Capt. John F. Yesu-
laitis, conductor; Brahms
Symphony No. 2 in D: Vieux-
temps, Concerto No. 5 in A
for violin and orchestra.
$3.50, WTOP-CBS Radio Work
shop: "a Portrait Of London, ;
featuring Sarah Churchill
With a portable tape recorder
Miss Churchill will visit his
toric points Of interest ir
London, attend q rehearsal
for "trooping the colors." visit
Buckingham Palace and &C
for q boat ride on the Thames
10000, WRC-Cavalcade OF
Sports: Tony Anthony meet,
Tony johnson in q 10-rounc
light-heavyweight bout at
Madison Square Garden.
lO:O5, WNIAL - Mystery Time
Police Blotter," with central
character Sergt. Brad Peters
meeting head-on with crime
1880, WWDC - Counterspy: A
motion picture star. involved
in an international kidnapping
case. plots to pressure "The
Determined Doctor" to help
by threatening blackmail.
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stein, TV did.
If Steve wants to drop a memo
to the networks. the agencies
and the press agents (who de-
LUCE the editors with rating re-
suits by mail, phone, wire and
smoke signals. in triplicate), we'd
like to recommend Eric Sew
areid's short, perceptive essay Of
May "a. last year. which can
be found in the commentators
newest book, Small Sounds in
the Night" (Alfred A. Knopf,
$3.50.
A producer friend of Sevareid's
once told him that 40 million
people saw his show every week
1.-THE ratings prove it,"
Sevareid started to figure.
Let's see. Total population /:
165 million, of all ages. Take
GtDGy the 43 million kids under
IL who'll be in bed; Triple A
estimates maybe rs million in
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sonnet announcements should
be forthcoming soon.
For one thing since the WGMS
operation will be split with FIN
continuing the good music" pro-
gramming). a morning man"
will be added to the AM roster
and a half dozen of the areas
top men have been scrambling
for the plum.
No contracts have been
signed yet, but two Washing
ton personalities figure heavily
in the overall plans.
Just how the old WGMS fans
win take to all this, of course,
is something else again. But
| it will be fun to watch what
happens. Mutual, which is
owned by RKO Teleradio Pic
lures, spent a lot Of money to
acquire the property from Bob
Rogers and his associates and
will spend a lot more to make
lit 60.
ScOreboard:
I've Got a Secret" had one
of its liveliest sessions the other
night (WTOP-9), with Steve AL
lens mother, Arthur Godfrey's
brother and other guests like
that there +. Il missed it wait
ling for the Kraft drama, Babies
flor Sale" (WRC-4) to come ur
with something new on the baby
adoption racket It didn't
The United States Steel Hours
1.-THE Partners" by Bernard
Schenfeld (WTOP-9) was a
folkSy and instructive little tale
about a clothing merchant and
his partner-son :. Papa was toe
generous; the son too ambitious,
and their inevitable clash pro-
duced some Sudsy fireworks
Luther Adler, as the father, was
good enough to make me wonder
(again) why TV doesn't employ
him oftener.
y y
Bulletin Board:
Balttmore's station WAAM will
take the first hour Of Town and
Country Time" from wMAL-7
beginning July 20 The begin
ming Of . hillbilly network,
maybe?
Correction: Zone Of the chat
tering cast" writes that the re-
mote from the Sheraton-Park
pool was for Dave Garroway's
Today" not Home" As
to the 5 am. rehearsal time, 81
the writer adds: I'VE may have
fused at the time, but we really
had lots Of fun"
Reminder: Milt Grant launch
eS his Band Hop" show on
WTTG-5 tomorrow afternoon at
4, and Milt @. Ford. the WNGAI
disc star, viii appear on Julius
LaRosa's show tomorrow night
at 8 (WRC-4), along with parrot
Richard.
= -
Phone Requests: A 14-year-old
boy called yesterday. Wanted
100 pictures of Elvis Presley to
paper the wall of his room with.
On the Run: Janet Blair to
Bermuda for a vacation.
CBS's new "Air Power" series
will be seen in place Of You
Are Therey this fall, with Y. A. T.
returning after the run.
Ray Michael (Mr. Rakel to his
friends) is filling in for the va
cationing Jim Simpson.
Reader wants to know what Bill
Sprague's T. q. I. r. stands for
when he signs of his nightly
WRC-4 news show. It stands
flor Tgif.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-20

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Pick Temples Ranch $50, Jungle Hunters Gss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-20
ON The AIR
Steve's Lecture
Tothe Editors

BY BERNIE HARRISON

The other night just before his breathing
Allen read portions of TV column that doYed
attention given to ratings and last Sunday
Steve called it an "absurdity" and he's right
There few performers editors agree with
him. Only thng-the editors didn't Franken-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19
OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED

5000 SO; FIT. on l floor: 2 Ige. and
. smaller rms. not over So per
IT,, incl air conditioning; readily
accessible to 18th and X SITS. NV.
area. Call TOM INLAY, with
JAMES l.. DIXON g. CO.. ST. g.
200: ewes, FE. 3-l4q4.
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CADILLAC 1866 "62" 4-dr.; fully
equipped; has all cadillac,s acces.
sories including air conditioning
Showroom condition throughout. OF.
fered at real savings at only 81 t75
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19

FORD 1858 Ranch Wagon: green
t1nish; heater. excellent condition;
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coz IA \, GAA XVI Re AND
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BEACH bedrms.. Ice,
fenced yard. Near front. Call after
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CADILLACS
WANTED
CASH FOR CARS
Any Make

4 - SSNNEO AAlQ4 VIZ. O-o4Ut
'49's Through '53'S
Top dollar paid. h1O2 Georgia
ave. opposite Hot Shoppes Restau-
rant. VIII pick I'D ia. 9-271l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19

BUICK 1853 Special de luxe 4-dr.,
low miles. Only Ss45. Si95 down
ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
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MONEY TO LOAN

J ACRES in beautiful Forest Hills
S2,275, terms. NJ. LEO STORCH
SP. $4,000.
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Jack BIair

MOBILE HOMES COMPANY
White Plains, Md. La Plata 4671
4 mi North Of La Plata on Rte. 3O1
20 Miles South Of Washington, d. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19
GARAGES

NEAR 18th AND r N.E.-Private
concrete, 10x20; excel. for work
mans equip. boat. car or storage;
incl. cleo. $40 per mo. Ii. 7-9377
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MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT

BUCYRUS-ERIE PAN, f-S yd., and
new He'll double-drum winch for
TDl4A. Priced for quick sale. JU.
9-5526.
CEMENT BLOCK MACHINE, all
steel; makes SxSx16 blocks, with
so pallets WA. 7-31O9.
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LOTS, ACREAGE COR SALE

FOREST GLEN, Md lots on Sem.
mary I'd: one so IT,, one rs it,:
surveyed and ready to build on
$4,000 VIII subordinate all OF
part. OIL. 4-2471.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS = Limited
number of beautiful homesites half
block from WASHINGTON Golf and
Country Club Fully improved
ARLINGTON REALTY CO., INC,
ia. $4,000 It'll 9.
COLLINGWOOD ON THE POTOMAC!
Adjacent to Mt Vernon Memorial
hwy. Restricted community land
and lots, quarter to half acre sites:
cIrbings; excellent terms, viii II SUB sub
REALTY CO., INC, ia. 10000
It'll o.
AT TB, Md acres. 345 Il. on
both for $4,000. LII. 1-17S0.
LANHAM AREA and other desirable
sections Of P. g. Co.-Several beau
tlful homesites, 4-acre to 8 acres.
Priced from $1,000 to $4,000.
Reas. terms. THOS. F. HALEY,
Realtor. AP. 7-S300.
LAKE BARCROFT-OVer $4,000 sa.
it,, wooded; $4,000 cash: $3.50
financed. JE. 4-4023.
B ACRES in beautiful Forest Hills:
SEQ. terms. M. LEO STORCH,
SP. $4,000.
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED


WE NEED CARS, station wagons
plckups WOLFE MOTORS. 1891
Wis. ave NV EN- 3-0I42
WANTED. CLEAN CARS. 81 TO $50
we're paving top dollar any make
any model; no foolinE around Low.
ING CHEVROLET, used car lot
5000 Ga ave Silver Spring III
a-7SO0
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash fol
52 or 1913 car; very clean. low
MILEAGE. No dealers please. ia. z
N. c. DEALER paying top prices fol
cars. VILLAGE MOTORS. j5th ant
R ave. ne, AID 4-0444
SOUTHERN DEALERS need car,
desperately anv make or model
Trucks. station wagons HYATTS.
WILLIE AUTO SALES. 1920 r. I
ave. Hyatts., Nd WA 7-l2sO
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AUTOS FOR SALE lcont.

CADILLAC '55 Fleetwood sedan; full
power equipment. very low mileage
like new; special at $4.195.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
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KENYON PECK

1896 Wilson Blvd, ArI., Va.
IA. 2-9001 Open Til 8 PM
|CHRYSLER 1855 Windsor de luxe
Nassau hardtop conv.; powerfiite
trans; beaut. 2-tone gray with
matching gray and white int; very
very low miles; like new inside and
out. only S2,295, S295 down.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
4100 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-290C
IcHRYsLER '55 "300'' sport coupe
power equipped, radio. heater, power.
flite. WV. tires, all leather uphol.
stery; very low mileage; Wheel.
mobile FREE" warranty; $3,345
WHEELER, CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTE
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-102(
CHRYsLER '55 New Yorker: antom
etc. MERsoN 4 THOMPSON
Chrys. -Plym. Dealers, Used Car Dept.
1927 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2615.
CHRYSLER 1854 New Yorker 4-dr.
ing. power brakes, Sc; orig. shiny
black nm: beaut. cond. Only S1.595
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19
PRIVATE PARTYiI WiIi pay cash foI
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CALL Ii. $4,000
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19

BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda. Md OIL. 6-71U0
CADILLAC 1855 81 Dorado Custom
convertible coupe: owner: like
new. full power, saber wheels. ETC.:
reduced to 81 sos; only $795 down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19
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AIR COMPRESSOR. Westinghouse
upright, S0-gal. tank. 2 h.ps $275.