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Church States Series
On Prayer, Healing

The Rev. Joseph TatnalI, rec
tor Of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, Rock Creek Parish. will
direct series on prayer and
healing at the church. Rock
Greek Church road and Webster
street NV, starting tomorrow.
A panel discussion on The
Church's Ministry OF Healing
and Medicine will open the
series, TO be held at Q pm. on
1--WE successive Fridays.
Those participating In the dis
cussion will be Dr.. Lovisa J.
Tatnall, presenting the psyehol-
ogist's viewpoint: DR.. George
Richie. giving the approach Of
the general practitioner, and
Mr.. Tatnall.
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lar of the Annunziata, a decora-
ton which ranked him as
cousin of the King"
After the war, the italian SUI
preme Court deprived him of his
seat in the Italian Senate on
charges Of collaboration with
faSciSm.
He began the career that car
ried him to the highest political
and military honors as a bril-
liant staff officer with war
college background. He had
specialized in artillery and had
become known as a historian of
artillery when he was only 10
and a second lieutenant.
In World War I he was cred
Iited with brilliant strategical
plans. At its end he was named
special governor in Trieste for
the entire Venezia Giulia.
From 1919 until 1921 he served
as chief of staff for the army,
He left that post when he was
sent on special diplomatic mis-
sions to the United States and
Romania to try to win support
for the Fascist regime.
When he returned to Rome in
1924 he was named Ambassador
to Brazil. He headed the Ital-
ian Embassy in Rio de Janeiro
until 1925. He then returned
to Italy to become head OF
the joint chiefs of staff, a post
be held until the start of World
War II.
He was named Viceroy Of
Ethiopia and Duke of Adds
Ababa after he had led italian
troops to victory there, but after
1887 he no longer was a fervent
follower of fascism.
| He was relegated to the presi-
dency Of the National Research
Council, a wen-paid sinecure
and held that post until July
rs, 1943, when he replaced Mus
lsolini and became head of the
Italian government. His i'm
mediate task was completing his
nations surrender. He met Gen,
Eisenhower in Malta and, on
September 8, signed the armis-
tice.
In February, 1914. he became
Minister of Foreign Affairs, but
three months later dropped out
of the spotlight, giving way to
a government named by the
National Liberation Committee,
:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
Eugene Mccarthy, SO.
CuthoIic Journalist

CLEVELAND, Nov. / (P).-Eu-
gene Mccarthy, who retired from
the Associated Press in 1927 and
then devoted more than 20 years
to reporting Catholic news. died
here yesterday. He would have
been 90 on December IA.
Even before Mr.. Mccarthy re-
tired after 35 years with the AS
ISOLATED Press, he was gathering
news Of Catholic happenings for
the Cleveland Plain Dealer. For
30 years he was the Cleveland
correspondent for the National
Catholic Welfare Conference
News Service. He was active I'M
til 1948 for the Plain Dealer and
for the Catholic Universe Bulle-
tin, weekly newspaper Of the
Cleveland diocese.
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Victor S. Yurros, 81,
Writer and Editor

LA JOLLA, Calf, Nov. up -
Victor S. Yarros, 81, a prolific
lessayist. contributor to national
magazines. and former editor Of
the Literary Digest. died Tues
day night in his home.
Turmoil he-century associates
in Chicago included Clarence
Darrow, the famous trial lawyer
and Jane Adams, pioneering So
'cial worker. Mr.. Yarros lived and
worked at chicago's Hull House
for 20 years and was chief edi-
torial writer for newspapers there,
Including the Daily News.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Anna Mae Yarros.
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love of ships and oceans. He
was born in Boston on October
10, 1885. The waterfront fasci-
mated Father Walsh as a boy.
and in later years he made and
collected models of clipper ships
and other craft.
One of Father Walsh's earliest
ambitions was to become a sailor,
He planned to seek appointment
to the Naval Academy at An
napolis. but gave up this idea to
train for the priesthood.
Father WalSh'S parents were
Americans of Irish descent, with
strong religious inclinations. He
attended Boston College and
Jesuit schools in Woodstock and
Frederick, Md, and at POUCH
keepsie, N. Y. He also studied
in New York, London, Dublin
and Innsbruck, Austria.
Taught English
The young scholar came to
Georgetown in 1909 as an in
structor in freshman English. At
that time, he had been a member
OF the Jesuit order for seven
years. He was ordained a priest
IN 1916 by James Cardinal Glib
bons. Two years later, Father
Walsh was appointed dean of
the College of Arts and Sciences
at Georgetown.
Father Walsh published one of
his last books, Total Power "
in 1948. The book received an
award of $4,000 from the Au-
Ithor's Fund. Inc. of New York.
"a later volume. Total Empire:
The Roots and Progress of World
Communism" came out in 1851
and received the Golden Book
award of the Catholic Writers
Guild for the best fiction
work Of the year.
Father Walsh wrote 1.-THE Fall
iof the Russian Empire" in 1923
and The Woodcarver Of the
lTyrol" in 1885. He also wrote
several books on economic and
security aspects Of the American
merchant marine.
The priest turned out numer-
GUS pamphlets and newspaper
articles on subjects as divergent
as his many talents.
Father Walsh was a member
of the Council on Foreign Rela-
tons, the Catholic Association
for International Peace, the
School Of Slavic Studies. London
University, and the American
Geographic Society, Of which he
was a fellow.
He was a member Of the Cos
mos Club. composed Of leading
scientists and educators.
He is survived by one brother,
Fred Walsh, Of Boston.
The Office Of the Dead will be
said at 1890 am. SATURDAY in
Holy Trinity Church, Thirty
sixth and o streets NV, fol-
lowed by q requiem mass at
IL am.
The mass viii be offered by
the Very Rev. Vincent A. Nc
Cormick. S. j.. American assist
ant TO the general of the Jesuit
Order. Burial win be at George
town University.
Father Walsh's body will be at
the Healy Building at George
town University after 4 pm.
today.
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Miss CIoro HodIey,
District Resident
LNecrIy All Her Life

Miss Clara Boynton Hadley
of 1880 Harvard street N. w
died yesterday at her home aftel
a long illness. She was n.
A resident of Washington
nearly all of her life, she wa.
the daughter Of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Amos Hadley. Mr.
Hadley was for many years ar
official in the Interior Depart.
ment.
Miss Hadley was a member
of Westmoreland Congregations
Church, and was at one time q
deaconess there. She was q
former member of the Daughters
of the American Revolution. in
which she held office. Miss
Hadley also was gifted as q
musician and a writer.
She is survived by her sister
Miss Mary L. Hadley of the home
address.
Services will be held at hel
home at 2 pm. tomorrow. Burial
will be in Rock Creek Cemetery
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Charles Brouehton,
Former Publisher

SHEBOYGAN, Wis, Nov. (Pl
E. Broughton, So
year-old former editor and pub
Usher of the Sheboygan Press
and former president of Radio
Station WHBL, died yesterday
at st. Nicholas Hospital, where
he had been a patient for eight
weeks.
Mr.. Broughton, a prominent
Democrat and for many years
a leader in civic, professional and
fraternal organization. sold out
his interests in the radio sta
ton only a few weeks ago. He
had been active until he suf-
fered a stroke that led to his
disqualification on September IL.
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vey d. Hill, 69O5 Crosby road,
Hyattsville, Md.
Services will be held at $3.50
pm. tomorrow at the Hysong
funeral home. 1900 N street NV.
Burial will be in Vineland, N. j.
The family requests that ex-
Ipressions of sympathy be sent
to the Sibley Hospital Building
Fund.
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Pete Fuhrmunn

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, Nov.
I(R.-Karl Peter (Pete) Fuhr-
mann, 81, retired Wheeling Steel
Corp. executive who won a Naval
citation for designing the all
drop depth bomb during World
War II, was found dead of a
heart attack yesterday on his
farm at nearby Slocum Station
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01

KING, CHARLES A., JR. (BUDDIEl
In loving memory to our son anc
brother, BUDDIE. who passed awaJ
twenty-eignt years ago today, NoYem-
Every day in some small way
memories OF you come our way.
Time and years go swiftly BY,
Bqs love and memories never die.
HIS LOVING MOTHER, FATHER ANr
SISTER.
MILLER, NORA v. In memory. OF oui
grandmother and ereat-grandmother
NORA v. MILLER, who departed thi,
Iie one year ago today November
A precious one from US has Eons.
voice we loved Is stilled.
A place is vacant in our. Home
oV 2ifh never IR 1aH % n bs5N ANT
GREAT GRANDDAUGHTER
MILLER. NORA v. In loving remem.
branee Of our beloved mother. NORA
" MILLER who left US one year age
TO-DAY, November /, 1865.
wonderful mother. woman and aide
One who was better God never made
wonderful worker, 80 loyal and true
One IN Million that mother wa
Just IN your Judgment, always right
Honest and liberal ever upright:
Loved By your friends and all whom
our SendsriuI mother. that mother
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. RUTH
HELEN AND MARGARET
KICKS. SUSIE ANNA. In loving mem.
DRY o. our dear mother and grand
mother. SUSIE ANNA KICKS. who dc.
parted this life etghteen years aec
today. November 1, 1898.
In our hearts there Is . picture
>, More precious Than silver and gold
Whose memory will never grow old
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, SARAH
AND GRANDDAUGHTER MAMIE.
RUPERT, NORA ,. In loving memory
OF my dear. wife. NORA }. RUPERT
who passed away twelve years age
today. November 1, 1884.
Gone w sHl AZ k fSG5FpGiiiPr
SMITH, DIR. THOMAS &. A tribute Of
love and devotion 70 the memory OF
nv husband. DR.. THOMAS c. SMITH
VINO passed away three years ago 20.
day, November 4, 1883
You DID HES work 80 ncblys
As you labored cay By day.
NV heart holds pleasant memories
Now that you've passed away.
Dear n c. you are not FORGOTTEN.
IhouRh on earth you are no more.
SIN IN memory you are with me.
A. you Always were before
LOVING WIFE. DOROTHY.
WILLIAMS, PRANCEs n. n iovinl
memorT o. M sister FRANCES u
WILLIAMS, who passed auaT SIX year
ago tocAy, November ! 1850.
T For you an safthlys burdens end:
Prom uair you hnd feifaSe,
I Are n scrrow. mar Goc send
| h, s22ni .s- 90 syv, &c.
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TIT aarmurtant

ALEXANDER. CLARENCE W. In low
ins memory Of our devoted husband
and father, CLARENCE w ALEX
AMBER, Who departed this life twenty
one years ago,
Your life was unselhsh.
And for others you did live.
Not Tor what you would receive,
DEVOTED WIFE AND cHILbREN.
CIiISoLM. CHARLES SUMNER. sR. In
loving memory % our dear husband and
father, CHARLES SUMNER CHISOLM.
5R, who departed this life ten years
ago today, November / 1886
TIL memory fades and life departs.
You Will I've forever 10 our hearts.
"a dear ms,hsa h ALEEA N pE 1'W VILE VIZ Hls
departed this life eighteen years ago
today, November !, 1888
This day I pause In reverence to say
mother s" Who mean, So 81 much to one me-.
EMILY D. HARRIS.
DI BARToLo. ANTHONY, sR. An an
niversary mass viii b. said on Satuf-
day. November 3, 1886, ~ the HOY
Rosary CHURCH. Ord and So. nv,
q ANTHONY Di BARToLo, sR. vino
passed agay two years aso. November
GEORGE y. In memory o.
cur dear father and grandfather
GEORGE y ELioPuLos, WIG passed
Memoriss are treasures no one can
Partias raves hsartaehss no one can
Tni memory fades and he departs.
fca VII live forever iu our hearts
NARY. HELEN NICHOLAS AND
si..,v -----, 1900. -,
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With Regard to a
Cord of Thonks

Very often q cord Of thanks in
The Stur meets q need which con
hardly be solved in any other woy.
Not only is II q gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
fIor0I tributes but also courteously
acknowledges the services and kind
. nesses Of the many to whom q per-
sonol note Of thonks cannot we'll be
mailed or whose names and 3D.
dresses ore not known. Insertions Of
q cord Of thanks may be arranged
by telephone to The Stur ST. $4,000
The Evening and Sunday Star
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Albert G. Keller

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 1
.(Pj.-Albert @. Keller, 80, a re-
tired Yale social scientist, died
last night at Grace-New Haven
Community Hospital. Mr.. Keller
retired in 1912 after AZ years
Service. He was a native OF
Springfield. Ohio.
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Anuttltnu

GRITZ. IDA. A monument to the mem.
DRY OF our late wife and mother, ida
.CRITz will be unveiled on Sunday
November 4, 1856. at IL noon. Al
the Chez Sholom CONGREGATION Gene
terry. Friends and relatives invited
THE FAMILY.
LITMAN, JACOB. An unwilling in thu
memory Of the late JACOB LITMAN
will be held at the Adas Israel Gene
terry on Sunday, November 4, 1856
at las pm. THE FAMILY.
SYKES. BETSY. An unwilling in mem
DRY OF BETSY SYKES will be held or
P At S1 tSe %das = rs igepp Cemetery
Friends and relatives invited
THE FAMILY.
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1Eatha

BARNETTE, CHARLES. On Tuesday.
October 30, 1856. CHARLES BARNETT
Of 424 4th st, ne, devoted father
Hamilton ane' and " sincre Barnett Also
surviving are FIVE sisters Sophie Tay-
Tor, Lydia A. Slit, Fanny B. Lockhart,
Dora B. Gill and Maggie Pless one
atives and many friends. Friends are
invited to call at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home, 1920 9th st. NV, from 10 m
to . pm. Friday, November 2. Flu
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ELIZABETH WHITE, Councillor.
MABEL G. DOWNING, Rec. Secy.

SANFORD, FRANK S. on Tuesday
october 30, 1856 at George Washing.
ton Hospital, FRANK s. SANFORD
OF 1922 Albemarie st. NV, beloved
OF Mrs Shirley Sanford Taylor anc
Mrs Marion Sanford Keith. H,
also is survived by two grand.
children. Friends may call at TIT
290l l4th ST NV parking facilities)
from 2 TO o pm Friday, November .
Services at the Chevy Chase Church o.
Jesus Christ OF Latter-Day Saints. 5461
Vember 3, at l pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. In lieu of flowers
contributions may be made to the
and Allied Diseases, 2300 K st. NV. 2
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6nAaN&CS EHOJtCt
Friends said Father Walsh
demonstrated an engineers ca
pacity for planning in detail, as
well as an artists fair for dra-
matte effect. From year to year
Father Walsh and the small fry
enlarged upon the Christmas toy
until they had a creation that
excited the wonder Of the neigh
borhood.
Upon these occasions, Father
Walsh would lay aside the cloth
Of his order in favor Of overalls
and a sweater. He lost track OF
time upon coming 70 grips with
some engineering problem and
sometimes worked into the early
morning hours. long after his
young co-workers had been
summoned 70 bed.
The churchman's enthusiasm
for the miniature rail system
was connected with his early
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BROOKS, REV. LOUIS J. on Wednes-
day october 81. 1856, at the District
General Hospital. REV. LOUIS JOHN
devoted husband Of Mrs. Lucille M.
Brooks, pastor ofHthe Peoples Union
Baptist Church ofaWashington, D. c..
and Union Bethel Baptist Church of
King George County, Va. Remains
resting at the Montgomery Bros Flu
neral Home, 9l3 Florida ave. NV.
Notice OF funeral later.
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SCHWARZ, J. MILDRED. On Wednes-
day, October 80, 1856, j. MILDRED
SCHWARZ, daughter of Johanna Banz
and the late Paul Schwarz, sister OF
the late P. Manfred Schwarz and Helen
c. Schwarz OF Washington, Conn Serv-
ices at st. Beds Chapel Rosemary
Hall, Greenwich, Conn, on Friday, No
vember 2, at 3:l5 pm. Interment
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BUTLER, WILLIAM II. on tuesday,
October 30, 1856 at Mount Alto Hos
pital,. WILLIAM H BUTLER. husband
NV. and father ''S Of Proctor Proctor E. Butter
and Marie B. williams Also surviv-
ing are three grandchildren, two
great-grandehildren two sisters, Cora
o Rivers and Fannie G. Berry. and
other relatives and manv friends.
Notice Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
BY Dovie @. Brooks and Otis T. Allen.
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AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1850 s.s'' chieftain 2-dr.
sedan: orig. green finish. /: and h,
T 9EdEHms MoTo Tsd oo az sS SS' ia
ave. ne. Ii. 7-1732.
PoNTIACs-'50 Chief. IS" conyerti-
bic epe;; hySrs hydra; :; .saIn and h nj 44g.
and SS f h.: ike eh new: s4ss. IS Gus:
tom Catalina VS.: hydra. 7. and
h.: S2.i99. IS 4..door. hydra
mats wstis; and h; s2 n.s1:, HP PIs
ave ne. at 9Th. Ii. 6-8464.
PONTIAC. 1855, Catalina; green
with white top. upholstery. to match;
hydra. dr.. power steering. WV:
tires. r. and h.: 1000 actual
miles: sacrifice: 1895. terms.
trade. NATIONAL MOTORS INC.
14th and Columbia I'd. NV. AID.
PONTIAC AS 4-dr.; T. and h.; ex-
cellent condition; can finance;
A-0S3R III
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BANNING & SONS

$500 BALTIC. AVE. FAYETTEVILLE
OPEN 90, UN. 4-3I30. WA. 7-444O
PLYMOUTH As Special de lnxe T.
dr.: T. and h., good tires; $245
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave
PLYMOUTH SO, 4-dr. VS.; auto
trans. +. and h. Wv. tires; ,E us
MOTOR CO, 5000 Bladensburg, I'd,
WA. 7-650O. Ia
PLYMOUTH le47 4-dr. Spec. de l.;
T. and h.. new paint, bttry., seat
covers. floor mats. excel. tires q
newt: good transp.:. no haggltnR
at Sl50. 10. 6-2342 after pm
PLYMOUTH 81 Spec. de luxe sedan;
r. and h., "a 900 mi, like new.
Sacrifice. 1895. Terms, $50 down.
Call me today, pick UP car tomor-
row. Mr.. ROPER. LA. 6-2700.
so perfect. pass any inspection
PLYMOUTH ~ 4-dr.: heater and
radio: very good second car: motor
and body in good shape; ready to
go Why ride q bus? Today's special,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MG-Tc AS: new upholstery: en-
sine and running gear overhauled.
Good cond. Never raced or wrecked.
$3.50. Cali before 8 pm. EN-. 2
NC So convertible; r. and h.. new
t top; n sHiI T MoToRs 'g soio WE
ave. NV. WQS $4,000. 5
MORRIS MINOR 1850 convertible;
new top. sale price. S195. Several
othersl 40 through '55. 2-door
sedans and convertibles at sale
prices. We finance at bank rates:
Larsest selection Of imported and
American cars. Dealer for Austin
Healey, Austin, Morris Minor, MIG.
Benz. Porsclie, WHY'S and other
popular m kes, MANHATTAN
ST. NV. North 7-27O0. Branch
sales. 1910 King ST.. Alex, Va,
King S-5525. Fairfax Branch: Lee
hwy, Route 29-211. Merrifield. Va
JE. 4-3302.
NASH 1855 Rambler station WAGON;
4-door custom: radio; heater; 5000
SI,S95 FAIRFAX NASH SALES
co, located on Seminary I'd; at
Baileys Crossroads. 10 minis. from
Pentagon. JE. $4,000. open eve
niugs. -
NASH 1858 Ambassador .2-dr Coun-
try Club: heater, hydramatic;
20.00n miles, gray and red finish,
excellent condition; S1.295. FAIR
FAX NASH SALES CO., located on
Seminary I'd. at Baileys Crossroads,
10 minutes from Pentagon; JE.
3-300a. Open evenings. %
NASH Sept, SO Rambler; like new:
2.450 miles. Lady owner, asking
Sl,400. DU 7-SS04 after 4:30.
NASH 81 Rambler station wagon;
fully equipped with oyerdrive, In
outstanding condition. previously
owned by president Of large Arm:
sell TODAY. DI. 1926. Dealer.
NASH 1856 Ambassador Super SO"
4-dr.: 1900 miles; must sacrifice;
SI,995. SO. 5-5197 -
NASH so Custom Statesman 4-dr. ::
cd. r.. and h.. beds. orig. owner;
NASH 80 Statesman, heater, custom
81
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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1853 4-dr. or 2-dr.:
owner: properly reconditioned. and
has custom seat covers. A Plymouth
viii do more for you: guaranteed:
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
DE soTo.P ,L

'53 cranbrook 4-door;
radio. heater. overdrive; sold and
serviced BY Us since new; only $995.
SELLERS SALES & SERV.
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RIVERDaLE. ND. WA, 10000
OPEN EWES. TILL y. SAT. TILL 10
CLOSED SUNDAY y
PLYMOUTH 1851 2-dr. sedan: orig.
green finish, excel. mech. condition;
orly S345 at TREW MOTOR CO..
9th and Fla. ave, ne. Ii. 7-l732,
PLYMOUTH 1871 4-dr.: r. and h.,
in very. very nice condition: must
be seen 70 be apprecisted. Call
HA 2-3g73 after 8 pm. SIS down,
50 mo- on credit approval.
PLYMOUTHs-'5I, 2-door and A.
doors: 4 10 choose from: SOS down.
as low as SIS per week; each car
guaranteed! SILVER SPRING MO-
TOR CO.. INC, 1902 E.-W. hwy.
lat Ga. ave.). sil. Spg.. Nd. JU.
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FORD 81 de luxe "s" Fordor: r.
and h., seat covers. etc; perfect
End car: today only 1925.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1900 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 2-9S27
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PLYMOUTH 1880 Special de luxe f.
DR.: radio. heater, original light blue;
MI MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th St., Sill. spg.. JU. b-51s6
1852 cranbrook 4-dr.
sedan. Jet black, radio and heater;
GRADY MOTORS, INC.
Lincoln Mercury Dealers. 1909 Wis.
ave, Bethesda, Nd. Open 8 am.
to . pm. daily.
PLYMOUTH 81 Belvedere hardtop;
rood looking 2-tone blue. r. and h.,
new custom seat covers; motor.
tires. body like new: $685.: low
rate bank financing. KIRK MOTOR
CO.. 1000 Ga. ave-. IA. 9-4SOO.
PLYMOUTH 80 spec. del. 4-dr.:
most aea partic asSm buyer py s4s5 c ASH
or terms. KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000
Ga. ave. ia. 9-4S00. -
PLYMOUTH '56 oficial house cars;
most models: some power equipped
very little mileage: never titled: new
car warranty: worthwhile legitimate
savings: lowest terms: better trades
WHEELER, INC.
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$500 WISCONSIN AVE-. EN-. 3-4S0O
PLYMOUTH 80 Belvedere hardtop;
radio. heater. turn signals, original
. tone blue, extra clean; one owner:
Worthwhile guarantee; sale price
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OLDS "SS" 1865: powerful 1885,
h. p. engine: hydramatic drive. heater
and radio pleasing two-tone paint.
In very nice condition inside and out.
One owner. Why pay more Person.
allied and guaranteed, 1925.
n q ~ FT,l@
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MANN OLDSMOBILE

FORD 1853 Customline Tudor; r.
and h., seat covers: Immaculate, l.
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Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1856 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. 1-s647
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FoRDS-'50 VS. Tudor; radio and
heater, S295; 81 VS. Tudor:
radio. heater. Fordomstic, 1895;
'52 Customline VS. Tudor; radio
and heater, S745 BOWMAN NO
TOR SALES, INC, 1900 Ga. ave.
NV. RA. 6-11a2. %
FORD 1855 Custom Fordor S-pass.
station wagon; r. and h.. low
mileage: $1,000. No trades.
HERTZ. 132l l, st NV. Ia
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FORD 1851 Custom IS" Fordor;
black, with radio and heater and
seat covers; only S565. terms.
writing Come see this outstanding
value and other bargains now at
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
314O Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
y ia. 2-9O03. Open TIL $50
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
STIJDEBAKERS

1855 to 1859 Champions and Com
manders. AL body styles. For the
best deal of 1886 see
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER
/ Block East of the Hecht Co.
koE GIata nd IA G-TEC2
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OLDS 1852 Super "ss" 2-dr.; hydra
matte. radio. heater. plastic covers,
WV. tires; ivory over blue; 30-day
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FORD '53 customline "s'' Fordor;
ozone finish. with contrasting seat
covers. Fordomatic. r. and h.. turn
signals: looks like new: warranted
6 months or 5000 miles: special to-
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WHEELER, INC.

DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH
622S BALTIMORE BLVD;
RIVERDALE. MD. WA; $4,000
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