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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

Conference
Slated Here

About 1000 men, women anc
young people are expected tt
attend the Eleventh Annual
Conference on Citizenship here
September 1913.
Justin Miller, president of the
National Conference on Citizen
ship. said yesterday the major
events at the meeting will be
held at the Hotel Statler. Mr.
Miller was formerly a judge Of
the United States Court of APP
peals for the District of Column
bia.
Thomas darcy Brophy. for
|mer president of the American
Heritage Foundation, will deliver
the keynote address at the con-
ference. George v. Allen, Am.
bassador to Greece, will take
part in a youth panel session.
The annual dinner meeting
will be held September 10. Rep
resentative Bentley. Republican
of Michigan, will preside
Charles P. Taft, mayor of Gin
cinnati and former president OF
the Federal Council of Churches
of Christ in America, and Philip
Klutznick, national president OF
B'nai Birth, will speak.
A large group Of foreign born
who are applicants for citizen
ship will take part in naturaliza-
ton ceremonies on the final day.
The presidential room Of the
Statler will be transformed into
a courtroom for the occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

There are 1880 Catholics in
the Washington Archdiocese,
the 1856 Official Archidocesan
Directory, available this week at
all local Catholic churches, re-
ported.
This is an increase of 1912
Catholics over the previous year,
the directory pointed out.
The Washington Archdiocese
includes the District of Column
bla, and Montgomery, Prince
Georges, Charles, Calvert and
st. Mary's Countiesin Maryland.
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reptiles. the phytosaurs, some
what similar to extant croco-
diles. although belonging to q
different family.
The great development Of
Towering plants came only with
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Marbley. 1415 New Jersey avenue NV:
Philip W. Weldon, 1888 F street NE
Lawrance g. Waddy. ga Z street Sc.
race Sc; John @. Hege, jr., 48I9
Hillside road Sc; Leroy Myrick. 645
Morton place NE; Earl Simpson. 1900
Oates street NE: Carl Blankenbaker,
l72S N street NV: Oliver Young, 1852
Rock Greek Church road NV; William
E, Kemp, 1905 Vermont avenue NV:
obIy L. Moody, 1862 T street NV.
No D. C. Permit, privilege suspended
until Financial Responsibility Insurance
e hled-1Jacqueline o. Phillips, Episcopal
High School,. Alexandria: Overhuel B
Alden, 1887 Raleigh avenue, Alexandria;
David Lee Lowry, 1882. L street NE;
Robert F.. Tolson. 1908 Eighth street
Sc; Harold G. johnson 1904 Twenty.
eighth street Sc: Shirley NJ Grayson,
k324 Tennessee avenue NE; Francis e
Lester. 1886 Ames street NE; Charles
Fletcher. 1853 Newton street NV; DON
aid Twitty. - 1 street NV; Bernard 8
Simms. 1888 Clifton street NV; Mar
garet M. Wills, 639 Orleans place NE;
Ulysses q. White 1923 Rhode island
avenue, Mount Rainier; Sarkis S. Shari-
gan; 1914 Mount Pleasant street NV.
No ID. c. registration, privilege sus-
pended until Financial Responsibility
insurance Is nled-Lorenzo W. Bost, $500
stanton road Sc
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Mcneil to Speak

Rod C. Mcneil, a member of
the District Chapter of the Oil
Industries Information Commit
tee, will be the guest speaker at
the regular luncheon meeting of
the Washington (Host) Lions
Club. The luncheon will be held
at 1915 pm. Wednesday at the
Mayfiower Hotel.
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1877 Driving Permits
Revoked or Suspended

The Vehicles and Traffic Department reported total 1877
driving permits either revoked suspended last week
Ten permits revoked for accumulation at
points under the point system Eight
drunken driving three for driving after suspension
ing after revocation and one for reckless driving.
OF the 100 suspensions accumulation of eight
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the Tertiary geological period,
about so million years ago. This
also was the time when many
mammals. birds and relatively
modern types Of reptiles and in
ISects appeared.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27

Scouts, wearing her Intermediate uniform.
 Commentator for the show was Judy Morris, who, with her very able helpers, is doing such fine job with the Girl Scouts. She was wearing lovely suit which she made from a Vogue pattern. Hope you took note ..
 Others in the Home Fashion Department" were Gay, and Mrs. Weyer, a mother and daughter combination of sewing talent. Both modelled outfits they had made.
 The NC. Co.,, had two very attractive models in Barbara Knight and Madeline Mogg. The clothes were ike fresh breath of spring and made us want to rush out and get prettied up.
 Dorothy's made a showing of spring and summer lovelies, with clothes both frilly-nilly and soph- isticated. Two of the outfits, a chic suit and a ballerina, were accented by glamorous furs from Polet's, house of fine furs. The models, Lucie Ann Fagerstrom, Lorene Larson, Ruth Glavinovich, and Jo, Myrtle and Ann Cham bers, together with Jimmie and Barbara Mays, made as pretty a picture as you will see.
 The dreamy new materials, and latest patterns now on sale at Dorothy's, Cavota's and the NC. Co.,, are an inspiration to all of us who sew, to get busy at it.
 One of the NC models was ill and unable to be in the show. We were sorry about that. Also Cav ota's models found they were un- able to take part as planned, so we missed seeing them and all the pretty and cute things they were to wear
 The theater lacks adequate dressing rooms, but with Lillian Bavaria, Mrs. Weyer and Dorothy Young as "dressers," and the ter rifle job Anita Mays did as starter" things went very well.
 Besides the furs modelled by Dorothy's, Polet's showed strik- ing parka in spotted rabbit, mod eled by Arlene Muller.
 The Nome Skin Sewers pre- sented two very attractive parkas a child's of gray rabbit, modelled by Betty Ann Hoogendorn, and . mans muskrat parka with Ralph Willoya the handsome model. Al who wore parkas wore stunning mukluks to match.
 Due to unforeseen circumstan- ces, the jitterbug dance, which was to have shown how the minuet has been speeded up, had to be cancelled, but we hope to present that at future date.
 Our thanks go to all who so
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27
Local BOP Donates Life Saving Gear to Seattle and Anchorage Fire Depts.

SEATTLE, R - Officials of Local BOP, Operating Engineers International Union, has present ed $8,000 worth of portable life saving equipment to Anchorage and Seattle fire departments.
 The equipment had been in the unions display at the Union-In- dustries show that closed WedneS- day night in the Civic Auditor ium and Ice Arena.
 "We felt the fire departments were the best agencies to receive the equipment" said Jack Me Donald, union business manager. That way it will be at central location and more readily avail able for use by the public in event of emergencies.
 We believe the portable lungs will be particularly valuable in Alaska, where polio and other victims in emergencies so often must be flown out" said McDon- aid.
 The union has 5,100 members employed in western Washington and Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27

graciously gave of their time and talents to make the show a sue cess. Our special thanks to Mrs. Futile, Judy Morris, Mrs. Weyer, Ellen Waldhelm, Emily Boucher, Dorothy Young, Anita Mays, Mrs. Saario, the Goeddes, MT. Heath and the Band Combo. To Johnny Stephenson for the mike" and music :. $. to Pop Brown who can assure you that style shows are not for SisSys to the audience who so graciously accepted our not being prepared as yet at the Theater to coordinate sound booth and stage equipment and for making it possible for us to turn over $84 to Mrs. Verna von der Heydt, chairman of the local Am eriean Cancer Society, and to whom we are grateful for the very interesting and educational film on cause and care of cancer.
 It is our hope that next year we can really put on a swish" affair. With all the talent we know Nome has to offer, why not make it an annual Easter project? Large enough to fill the school auditor ium, with all interested persons taking part, all stores and home fashion artists entering lovely clothes and models, and the pro- ceedS being equally divided be- tween Cancer, Heart, T.B. and all other organizations who are called on here to raise money. This would not interfere with the reg ular drives, but would be icing on the cake" The stores get to display their wares, the models get the thrill of modelling, the public gets to see all the prettieS, and all the funds" benefit.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27


 written by Virginia Brown, who originated the idea and who has modestly omitted the clever com edy act she performed as the Yellow Rose of Texas.
 By L. VIRGINIA BROWN
 The Fashion Show was fun and we can't wait to try it again. From the 19OO's dress, hat and parasol belonging to Christie Waldhelm and modelled by Ellen Waldhelm, to the dainty lingerie, sports wear, fresh-as-spring cottons, the lovely afternoon street wear, to the "after five" glamour parade of cocktail and evening dresses, it was so pretty, and the little folks made a real showing, both the boys and girls. Incidentally the hat worn by Ellen was an authen- tic 1900 straw, but she and her mother retrimmed it for the show with white plumes and flowers. It made me wish we wore these kind of clothes today =.
 Linda Lou Mays, Ruthie Young, Stanley Walker, and Donny and Ricky Young modelled for Dor othy's Shop.
 Danny Mays and Glenn Good rich appeared for the NC. Co.
 Mary Frances Goedde and Reed Saario danced the minuet. It was so cute and like most actresses of note, Mary Frances went tenn peramental on us when she saw the spotlight and the audience and decided to go home. Mrs. Jefford has a special talent for teaching the younger set to dance and hel efforts were well repaid by these two even when Pop Brown unintentionally sabotaged us by playing the wrong side of the record so they didn't recognize their music, they proved to be real trOuperS and went into then | dance.
 Jo Marie Weyer modelled ( dress and fancy slip made by hei mother, Mrs. Geo. Weyer. Also Joy Weyer from the Home Fashion Dept"
 The very first Hive talent" ac on the new stage was the Schoo Band Combo composed of Davic and Peter Barber, Ray Arnold anc Fritz Chambers. It was such { thrill for me, as I have waited so long for this stage. I hope ir later years when these boys have their own bands they will recal playing at the Fashion Show, in itiating the stage at "The Little Theater" in Nome. Though we 1 didn't know it at the time, Mrs Barber made those good looking shirts her sons were wearing.
 Then followed more models | Diane Wilke, represented the Girl
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27

Fine Job Printing af The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27
Annual Easter Fashion Show Proposed
 As Money-Raising Project For Funds

The following account of the Cancer Fund Fashion Show was written by Virginia Brown, who originated the idea and who has modestly omitted the clever com edy act she performed as the Yellow Rose of Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

FARMER wants to buy nearby farm.
write location details, price, etc.
sTRouT CATALoG-FREE Farms
and businesses. SO States STROUT
REALTY. 234-A Woodward Bldg
Washinpton. Sterling 1884
s1O-ACRE DAIRY FARM-Fauuuier
Co. Va. so mi. from D. c. nl5-acre
tillable land. No rocks or hills.
wonderful land and view. 2
Washington-type barn with adj.
dairy house and furnace rm.; . Ice.
silos. dwelling and other bldgs. Re-
dueed to $50, 1000, can finance with
only 5000 On. payment Phone IL
william Co. tout 30
2ll). 100 acres mile. road
frontage. s-room house: COW barn,
poultry house. pump house, barn:
40 acres cleared. Priced for quick
, !, sn ARLINGTON CAVALIER
4 REAL TOBACCO 'FARM-i49
acres, 30 mi. D. c, Sl5,950, incl
equip. Can assume Ice. ISt mtee
3St3 yrs. to 20. Owner in i'll
health. Main dwelling 4 rms. A.
rm. tenant house. recently built.
. lge. tobacco barns In perfect
cond.. rs acres clear land. Water
from. spring-fed stream. Part sur
faced road to property. 1865 beds
made. Poss. For directions, HA. .
SS93. HE. 4-3b00. W. W. LEWIS.
Realf0F
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POMPONIO

48-Ft. Brick Rambler
1T. FRUIT TREES AND GARDEN,
3 Ice. oedrms. Price reduced to
sl5.2on for immed sale GI or
otherwise
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-3110
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VERY DESIRABLE OFFICEs avail

VERY OEslRARIE OFrICrs .v.y.
able on GeorTia ave in S,ivs,
Spring main business setinn 4 ana
4 rm. suites, S7E mo Gail ID 4.
MAS v,sr, MN - 4,
rooms avail Rsn, single or corr'
plete: parking area Ia .sHa4
--.S5
sUBLET for 7 months, 63O-ft. par
ave.: e air Sc eond n svsiI. 0'S Marchw WIS
Wo. 6-20SS. S24
1917 1?th ST. N.W.-Studio once.
$25. Other desirable rooms at $50;
wired for air conditioning: good
parking area ST, a;5530; -27
sestn SaR k Bids Fnrn IT sS'' IN I'M
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CADILLAC 1881 2-tone blue hard
top: SI.499 HORNER's BUICK,
DOWNTOWN, I'LL I4th. DI. 7-3g93.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

CADILLAC 81 Fleetwood 4-door.
h. electric windows and seat seat
covers; local owner. For real COM
fort and beauty, be sure and test
drive this one; S295 down. B. d d.
MOTORS, 1922 Ga. ave, Sil Spg.,
Nd, JU. 7-7SsS.
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR sAIE

RIVER ROAD--170 picturesque
wooded acres, mr.. Potomac, Md,
Surrounded by finest estates. Ep-
prised location for the tremendously
popular. l-acre estate dwelling
Only 81 800 an acre as q whole.
Call TIL o pm. ST. 3-0550. DoRO-
THY X. WINSTON CO., nos 18TH
RI. GEO. CO.. COLLEGE PIX. NIB
Z. choice bldg. sites. nj. r. ]. Aye.
III. x-Sb0O. W. W. LEWIS.
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HICKMAN-CUSHMAN

EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
10 MILES FROM d. c., appiox. 400
acres, mostly level. bordering Rock
Creek, with approx, "a miles 'front.'
ing blacktop road. 8 miles from
OAKS Balance in Urazing. Improv-
ments 200 yrs, old WONDERFUL
LOCATION FOR GOLF COURSE OR
ESTATES $500 per acre.
Popular 2-g142 Popular 2-O443
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II ACRES

Large, modern S-rm. home in excel
cond. Lovely settins. Plenty OF
farm Dldss. and tenant house 10
mi. from d, c. line In Pr. Geo. Co.
Asking $4,000 with 900 down.
Call
Pearce & Rose Realty Co.
sos Baltimore Ave, Hyats., Md.
Call days, AP. 1887, ewes. and
week ends, UN. 4-03IS, pa
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CADILLAC IS go" 4-door; r. ana
n, hydra, power steering and
brakes, cleo. windows. 4-way seat,
autronic eye, tinted glass, tubeless
tires This Is = I-owneT car. $3.50,
HOYLE MOTOR SALES. I7I7 r. I,
ave ne, DU. 7-830O. 81
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 q 2-dr;s s2s7; "55 ANGLIA
s4sf; 81 Nc. s7s7: IS HiIiman,
sta 5osd Ss g1 ss hiss5; ,5 81 Jasuar.
and ssd7 ms ss TI a,B.EPs fS SScK 81 9s5
LID. 18th and ? SITS. NV.
Austin so station wagon: good
tires; passed Va. inspect; good
.ransp: $3.50. DU. 5-05I1.
AUSTIN CAMBRIDGE 1856 "A-5O";
Tand-neE many improvements
large car eonyeniences. small car
seieetion q hS imputed dean and L Amef
iean cars. Dealer for Austin
Healey. Austin, Morris Minor. NC.
M.G.-Magnette. Hillman. Mercedes
Benz; Porche, Willis and other
ponular makes. MANHATTAN
AUTO, INC. tEst; 1914. 9TH at
K SITS. NV. North 7-2700.
AUSTIN $50 4-door. heater: s5a5.
STUDEBAKER
o oglS ssltS Aye GollsEe 4, Park. Nd;
-25
BUICKs-selection Of models and
Gcolors HORNER's CORNER. Buick
s pesleI Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii
BUCKS - STANLEY H. HoRNER.
INC. Downtown Buick Dealer. iii
18th. Convenient to all hotels
once buildings. real estate and A.
nancial districts. DI. 7-3993.
BUICK 80 Super Riviera: 2-tone,
Ezyeye glass fully equipped. r. and
h., seat covers, Wv. tires, plus 2
suburbanite winter tread tires,
auto. light DINNER. private owner
Ss95 ON 4-2S76. "a
BUICK SIS Special Riv. coupe; r.,
h., dynaflow, Wv. tinted glass.
lots Of other equipment. Like new
IN every way; S2.l95 PENNY
6-2200. -25
BUICK 1852 Super Riviera 4-door
sedan: black; dynaflow. radio,
heater. OIL company executives
personal car. Driven only % 600
miles. Beautiful condition. SI.H50.
See thisl Call OWNER Metropoii-
tan S-3SSI -o0
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ACREAGE
(Conhnue
FATRFAx COUNTY-h acre. Zoo,

FAIRFAX COUNTY, acre. good
area Of nice homes Has water,
percolation approved. $3.50. AR
lINqToS CAVALIER LAND CORP
A ffi Ok; ,ss ACRES, sewer and
irontaFe- HARRY DREisEN Ma,
BUiLDERS ATTENTION. have a
large .sroup. OF lots close to Falls
Church ssaS 70, with IL r,. sever anS water
SOUPS sGis WI t.r isl e 6w aRa q En- large
POTOMAC. MD.-17o acres, Al,
Great Fails and River I'd W r
ALTHoFFs NE. s-a966; after GAO.
REsTRicTED HoMEsITE in besati-
4. deep. on Largo Marlboro I'd.
1 Sssslssd. AP. 7,sisii.. . N, Leo
c SiR2sSh MD. - SIS acres w2 Nth
I,400-ft- frontage on Coiesviile I'd.
Ground is clear and slightly rolling
Holland. Il. 6. sHiIHY CO. s 81
10Th 81. NV. ST. $4,000. "a
CORNER BUILDING LOT, near
fs sSaga Price, $4,000. PHONE
ACRE AND 'oNE-HALF ACRE home
sites in Mont. Co. 81, $50 TO $3.50.
EUgdfNs 4 HARRIsoN. INC.
BUILDING LoTs-sard and s.
way. III 900 50. II, residential, r.
g. DUNE. WA. 7-05s2. no. 2
Wheaton, cREsT-eo-ft. I.ye, lot.
with road. In established neighbour
ho9d; $3.50. ASHLEY. INC. 10.
C0LsEVILLE-25 1-acre lots. Every
lot is nice; high elevation, Build
your own house In protected
community near new country club.
RIPLEY 81 RONER. EV. 4.p41l;
4 no answer, Ju s-3O3s.
APPROX. 20 ACRES In Clinton area,
All cleared. with . houses and barns.
for subdiyision: only 5000 cash cash
VII handle this choice location.
CO, $1,000. FREDERICK W
BERENS SALES. INC --2s
GA1THERsRURG, I30 acres, ada
sent 70 hish school and turf farm:
9; RAMSEY, ~. g-29s5
kins--2eO acres. Ions frontage On
sUR is y 4. sAa sS sef ju. s issas.
HOWARD coUNTY-25 choice bldg.
sites, l00x200. paved streets; $500
cash down. balance can be sub
ordinated. Builders. II interested,
get plat from Mr.. Scott at 1884
Colesyille I'd, Silver Sprinn.
BERNARD T. BRoSIUS
Realtor ~. a-04o0
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TRUCKS FoR SALE tces..I

FORD 81 VS. pickup: GOOD eondi-
FORD 80 Delivery sedan; must sen
ike new; $B95. FIVE (5b DOL
LARS DOWN. 81 bank. So bal.
ia 5-9I97. sERVICEMEE FL
NANCED. 40
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REAL estate LOANS

MONEY AVAIL, for refinancing LIST
and End trusts Prompt and court.
serv. AARON REALTY CORP, I424
X st, NV. RIM. 3i3, DI 7-345l
500
End TRUSTS, vtrsinia: immed &C.
ton low rates McCLAlNE, 2Inn
Wilson blvd. Arl. ia 3-33o0
End TRUST NOTES purchased on
LEY IL 2-oh62
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AUTOS FOR SALE tcens.D
Capitol Cadillac-Olds

CADILLAC "a 1907 Special Fleek-
wood sedan: blue fully equipped.
including power steering. power
brakes; 50 1895. CCC GUARANTEE.
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MONEY TO LOAN
RIAL ESTATE WANTED

CONsULTANT. loan refinancing
home Improvement: day or evening
JE. 2-6313. Mr.. MOURAT. -26
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rooms avail Rent single or COM
plete: parking area. 10. 4-6644.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-24

CADILLAC '55 Coupe de Vile: at
tractive cream and black finish:
tric windows and seat. etc. Only
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
INVESTMENT PROP FoR SALE

MONT. CO. Mr.. SAINT Income $3.50
mo-, $4,000 dn.. S3l.5o0 total.
Principals JU D-0656. ia
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REAL tsTATI LOANS lcs.,.l

FlRsf AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
puT. BARI REALTY Co, Real
tors 1881 Q 81 nv. ME s.2495
The TRUST NOTE EXCHANGE has
buyers waiting for your End trust
notes. Complete. fast service M
charge unless sold at YOUR price
Els Investment Bldg. NE. s-4O55
MONEY ON end TRUSTS-We vii.
buy 2nd trust notes. D. C.. nearby
Nd or Va. Reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. 2. ave. NV.
az MORTGAGE LOANS for hnane-
ina homes, all forms Of insurance
MRS. MICHELSEN, EN-. 3-2242. Il
End AND 3rd TRUSTS BOUGHT
Immediate service See US for the
tops THE BURTON CO.. 1914
X ST NV, ST 1884.
SECOND TRUST purchased for cash
Phone TE; 6-7244. IL; e-5344
WashinRton. st., Alexandria. Va.
end TRUST OWNERS ATTENTION.
Don't sell before Eettine my prompi
absolutely top spot-cash offersl Nd.
Va. D. C. Mr.. QUICK. 10. 4-6565
81
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CADILLAC '53 7-passenRer model
as sedan: black finish. equipped,
power steering: SO sos. CcC QUAR-
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MT. RAINIER
$685. Rhode Island Ave, md n.
PHONE; Union A.574o
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BoATs
TRAilERS

20 WIZARD, s hip. motor, good
condition. $50 full price. Call LII.
4-095S for information. -25
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Isl RIIICK

Super Riviera 4-door: orig. 2-tone
blue finish, matching seat covers:
r. and h., dyna.: immac. inside and
out reflects the finest OF care,
was 1895; now
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"M' SYSTEM. Is47. 2s-ft.. excel.
Alex. Reas. oV, 3-i24s. %
MUST SACRIFICE - 1855 Kropf
Eldorado mobile home AZ it.. COM
pletee Go lu ~ n,ssn tu5n cail VA
81 Fl. TRAILER. 1916 Shut. suit
able for construction once, ideal
for the beach or economical living
Located near College Park. $500
IA. S-7206. go
ANY SIZE. open or closed utility
trailers. also boat trailer custom
made. 1910 Madison st.. Alex, We.
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BUICK Ig4s cdr. Super: r. and
b.: black paint; real clean car;
S99l full price.
Kennedy Motors, Inc.
10 Kennedy st. NV, TU. 2-ss44
BUICK so Super convertible; light
gray with black top; dyna.: $500
HoRNER'S BUICK, CDoWntown),
I'LL l4th st. NV. d. 7-3993
BUICKs-'55 Specials and supers.
selection In al body STYLES. HoR-
NER's BUICK downtown. iii
BUICKs-'51 Super Riviera, dyna..
r. and h.; S749. 81 Super Riviera.
dyna.. T. and h: Ss49. so Super
Riviera. dyna;, T.; and h., power
steering; SI.3gg. So Century hard
top convertible. STONE, power
:ssf s5a s R s5sass 'R River. RI
hardtop. fully equipped; S2, 7g9.
HORNETS CORNER. Buick Dealer.
BUICK "a Super 4-dr.; light tan,
covers; Wy tires; ssa5 DIN. 3,
B I'll Ma q SUPER SUI 7i Risisrs a-door. r
ana h.. dynaflow. power steering:
sharpest OF carsl Let your mechanic
f bnd ' siLS Yes s SlaS M As5 tSs
CO. INC, 100: E.-W. hwy Cat Ga.
BUICK iS5i 'p Riyie ma e. do "t sotone
sos down. B. 4 D. MOTORS SEA?
Ga. ave. Sill. Spg.. Md. JU. 7.7SSS.
BUICK 1855 Century convert: elee.
and brakes. r. and h, dynafinW,
2-tone finish; CO. oficial car; low
as S4a5 down SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO, INC. I003 E.-W. hwy.
tat Ga. ave.. Sill. SpR., Md. ~.
BUICK 1859 Riviera; r. and h..
power steerins. dynahow, $685.;
must sell. OV. 3-5O66.
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LIST. end ard TRUST LOANS. cover
critics: financial relief for all pur-
poses. including repairs. remodel
ing, additions, improvements.
APEX REALTY CO.
ell NEW YORK AVE NV.
ST 3-l612 24s
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1859: q beautiful red
convertible with black top, pig. and
covers. r. aud n $3.50 HORNER'S
BUICK, Downtown I'LL 14th st.
NV, DI. 1899 -21
CHKER0LE-S - '52 4-dr. de luxe.
poTerglide. equipped. 5000. "a
HORNER'S CORNER Buick Dealer,
Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii. 6-6l64.
so de luxe 4 door: very
fully equip. with r. and h beauti-
full Jet black: guar. car; only Sb45.
terms arranged to suit you Open
till q nights See MI. Wort.