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Evening star., 1956-12-27
Transit ASKING
New Method Of
Figuring Profit
Says PIun Is Needed
So 1t Can Estimate
Cos Tux Payment
BY HECTOR MCLEAN

District of Columbia Transit
System today asked the District
Public Utilities Commission tc
change the method of calculating
its profits.
The change requested woulc
relate profits to the company's
gross operating income, which
has been approximately S25 mil
lion a year, rather than to the
company's investment in plant
and equipment used for public
service.
The transit firm said the
change was necessary to let il
estimate how much of the city's
6-cent-a-gallon gasoline tax il
will have to pay. Under it's con.
gressional franchise, D. c. Tran
sit is exempt from payment oi
the $400. .000-a-year-tax to the
extent it fails to earn 6.5 pei
cent.
This percentage can be related
either to the gross operating
revenues or to investment, which
now has an historical book value
of about $18 million.
Follows WritedOwn Order
The d. C. Transit request fol
a shift to the gross operating
revenue method of calculating
profits came as the Utilities Com
mission ordered the company tc
write down the value of its prop
erty from the $18 million figure
to SIT million. The difference
reflects the excess of the CON-
ipany's book value over the
amount paid by o. Roy ChalE
when he bought out Capita
Transit Co. last August.
Harvey NJ. Spear, company at.
torney, said the writedown order
with its change in procedures fol
accounting for depreciation wa,
one which D. c. Transit woulc
carry to the Supreme Court il
necessary.
I D. c. Transit, resisting the or
der to change its accounting
system, has asked for informa
hearings on the issue.
Fares Not Involved
The petition filed today
stressed that no change in fares
or in valuation of the property
was involved. The request fol
adoption of the gross operating
revenue system of profit calcu-
lation was limited to the first
year of operation under the new
franchise, which will expire
next August.
| D. c. Transit contended Il
must know now how much
exemption it can expect from the
gasoline tax before placing or
lders for new equipment currently
being contemplated and planned
in substantial amounts. Saic
plans are being held up ant
must necessarily be delayed
pending establishment of tht
gross operating revenue base
sought herein"
Old Method Favored
/ Arguing for abandonment ol
the old rate base" method ol
calculating profits in relation t.
investment. today's petition sale
this docs not give proper recog.
milton to the elements of grave
risk faced by D. c. Transit in it!
efforts to combat the forces of Z
contracting industry, declining
passenger revenues, increased
labor and operating expenses
an inf1ationary economy and thu
short life and rapid depreciation
I Continued on Page Az, Col.
Evening star., 1956-12-27
D, c. Approves Pact
To Use $14 Million
On Area c Project
RIA Cooperation Agreement
To Bring $50 Million Loan

The District Commissioners today approved a "co-
operation agreement" with the Redevelopment Land
Agency under which the city promised to spend $4
west Washington.
The agreement clears the way for actual loan of $50
million in Federal funds earmarked for the project bv
the Housing and Home Finance Administration
John SeareS, executive director of RIA said he
hopes to obtain the first loans within few weeks He
Evening star., 1956-12-27

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more of the refugees from Com
muniSt tyranny to the United
States, however, until he gets
advise from Democratic and Re-
publican congressional leaders in
a bipartisan conference at the
White House next Tuesday.
! Meanwhile, Vice President
Nixon and a group of other Gov
ernment officials working on the
refugee problem today flew to
New York and Camp Kilmer,
N. j.. the main refugee process
! ing center in this country.
Hears Nixon Report
Mr.. Eisenhower's order to con-
tinue processing refugee applica-
tions in Austria came a few hours
after he had received a pre-
liminary oral report from the
Vice President on his personal
study of the refugee problems
i'm Austria last week.
In announcing the Presidents
action, Assistant White House
Press Secretary Murray Snyder
said American officials in Austria
had completed in the last "a
hours the work of processing ap-
plications of the 21,500 refugees
Offered asylum here under the
present emergency program.
He said transportation of the
81 500 to the United States would
not be completed until about
January 10, however.
This action by the President. $
Mr.. Snyder explained. means
that there will be no Interrupt
ton of the important work of
processing applications of addi-
tional Hungarian refugees who
have indicated a desire to come
to the United States"
He added that it also would
mean no interruption in the
pipeline" of planes and ships
bringing the refugees to this
country if it is decided after the
January | meeting with congress
sional leaders to increase the
quota.
This entire subject will be
exhaustively considered by the
President and the legislative
leaders at their meeting on
January l." Mr.. Snyder en-
phasized
Wants Clearance
+ He said the applications of
additional refugees would be
processed ION a tentative basis
pending the discussion with con-
gressional leaders.
Mr.. Eisenhower obviously
wants clearance from Senate
and House leaders before getting
into possibly a deeper hole on
the refugee problem. Only $500
refugees being brought here
under the present program have
permanent residence rights in
this country.
I They we're given refugee relief
act visas. The other $4,000 are
being admitted on parole"
under a special provision of the
basic immigration law.
The President already has said
he will ask Congress early next
month for special legislation to
grant permanent residence rights
to the $4,000 admitted on parole
Plans for changes in the i'm
migration laws. or possibly spe-
cial new refugee relief legisla-
ton. will be submitted to the
congressional leaders next week
for a broader attack on the
problem.
Evening star., 1956-12-27
Flood Routs 10000

MANILA. Dec n 1P Pour
persons we're reported dead and
10000 homeless today. in one Of
the worst foods 70 hi the east
ern seaboard Of Mindsnao Island
in the southern Philippines.
Evening star., 1956-12-27
Bus Manager, 9 Drivers
Arrested at tallahassee

TALLAHASSEE Fla. Dec 27 lP)-The manager and nine
bus drivers for Cities Transit Inc arrested today on
charges of attempting to operate the without franchise
in FloridaS capital city
Negroes have been attempting negrate travel on the
line
Police arrested the manager Charles Carter and the
Evening star., 1956-12-27
Egypt Allows U.N. Fleet
To Start Clearing Suez

CAIRO Dec. 27 QP.-Lt Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler
announced today the Egyptian agreed the
United Nations salvage feet begin clearing southern
end Of the Suez Canal Immediately. He said the clearing
operation would begin today
Cairo newspapers Egyptian technicians already had
Evening star., 1956-12-27
Lonkford Urges Board
To Revomp Hatch Act
Southern MuryIonder Prepares Legislation
To Permit More Political Activity
By CHARLES PUFFENBARGER

Representative Landlord Democrat of Maryland will pro-
in the coming session of Congress that special commission
be named to revamp the takedof Hatch Act
stricts the political activities of Government workers
Mr. Lankord whose Southern Maryland district contains
Evening star., 1956-12-27
THE FUTURE
OF SUDAN

EXPLORING SUDAN, . spsn1
finds this ssv RspubIie msy pIsy .
large pert N The iufsTs d Alnes.
The lost ef ssries By Smith Hemp
stone oppssn o. the Sisr Fsstws
psss A.l2.
DEBUTANTE PARTIES rolled %
end sa Yesterday Just hsu me
young Ioc'st sppes'sd u sssesibsS
On posss All ssd Alb.
Evening star., 1956-12-27
Eisenhower Set
To Aid Refugees
Quote Action Awaits
Advice of Leaders
BY GARNETT d. HORNER

President Eisenhower h a S
started clearing the decks for
admitting to the United States
more than the present quota of
21,500 Hungarian refugees.
He asked Attorney General
Brownell late yesterday to con-
tinue processing applications of
refugees in Austria beyond the
21,500 quota on a tentative
basis"
The President held up final
decision on actually bringing
Hoover Says Hungarian Refugees Will
Benefit Nation. Poqe A-3
Evening star., 1956-12-27
Wilson 10 Stay
In Job for While
Hopes to See Budget
OK'd Before Quitting
BY JOHN A. GILES

Defense Secretary Wilson in
dicated today he would remain
in President Eisenhower's cabinet
at least through the coming
session Of Congress.
There have been repeated
rumors that he would resign
shortly after Mr.. Eisenhower
begins his second term.
Returning from a holiday week
end in Detroit. Mr.. Wilson said
that my present intentions
are to see the military budget
through Congress.
However, man never knows,
you know, and / might change
my mind of course" he said.
AF Cuts Still Undecided
Mr.. Wilson. when asked about
reported reductions IN the All
Force. said the question had moi
been decided. but Il might
know in an hour or two. or per-
haps a day or two"
This was in reference TO his
afternoon appointment with
Mr.. Eisenhower. He. planned u
take along other top Pentagon
ofhcisls who have been working
on the budget.
The defense chiefs last ses-
sion with Mr.. Eisenhower on the
subject Of the military budget
was in Augusta.
/ Although no announcements
we're made after that session. II
was indicated clearly that the
President wanted the military
spending cut back more than
had taken place.
s4s Billion Requested
The military services originally
requested some S4s billion. Wher
MI Wilson asked them TO trim
their figures they came UP with
around t44 billion and durins
prolonged sessions earlier thil
month the figure was brought
down TO around $40 billion.
I There we're repeated indica.
tions earlier that the administra.
tion plans TO reduce armed
forces manpower but these came
before the Suez and Hungarian
crises.
I Latest reports are that some
Air Force wings will be cut out
However. At least three wing
are scheduled for transfer 70 IN,
Military Air Transport Service
which in effect comes under tn,
Air Force.
Evening star., 1956-12-27
Guide for Readers

Have The Sier Delivered 10 YouS
Home Daily and SBndoy
Disl STsfIiss 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont. !

FARM TRUCK with livestock racks;
used on farm, perfect condition,
first $3.50, DR.. c. J. LAUGHLIN.
HE 1855. ST. $1,000. IL
AL USED TRUCKS -Hi-value used
trucks ali models makes and sizes.
See our selection before you buy.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER.
a0l BladensburR I'd. ne Ii 7-430n.
FORD '55 pickup F-100 $50; orig
inal red finish, low mileaRe. one
owner; guaranteed D. c. inspection;
ready TO work: .S1.195. HILL q
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 l4th st. NV. NO.
7-11ll. Open ewes. til o, Sat. It'll S.
DODGE AZ walk-in: good condition,
reasonable. AID. 4-2gS1. See at
Amoco Station. 1900 Conn. -2,I
FORD Triton fiat-bed (steel). in
perfect eond. $3.50 or best offer.
FORD AZ pickup truck; very clean:
$50 OF best offer over. 10. S-7l6s.
CHEVROLET '55 End ser; 34-ton
Holmes wrecker with short wave
radio; ready TO roll Ii. 3-l41o.
FORD 1852 vannette: A4-ton; in
very good condition. Call SUM-,
ewes. HE. 4-4339. -25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19

BUICK 1851 Super Riviera sedan:
beautiful 2.tons: white TOP. blue
body: r.; and h.. seat covers. dyna.
s747. EaERsoa & oRME s
lBulcKl. SIG Rhode Island ! ave a
ne, no. 2-33sS.
BUICK 1850 Bedanette; black: radio.
heater, seat covers. dynafow; Just
oyerhauled; clean; only $4g7. EN-
ER5oN a. ORME BUICK. 61d
BUICK 1916 sedanette; Green: sood
transportation: Se7. EMERSON a
ORME BUICK, $40 Rhode island
ave. ne no. 2-33ss.
BUICK 1858 Special 4-door sedan
beautiful light blue with white top;
seat covers. dyns.. etc. Immacu-
late inside and out. New-ear war
ranty. New-car appearance. Only
s22a7: EMERSON g. oRME
.BulcK * GIG ss.l Rhode Island ave.
BUICK Iisi; h3 is5 a'''s Super convertible;
beautiful dark green: new top r.
and b.. Wv. tires, dyna.; immac-
reconditioned: only si.s4f. EMER,
SON d ORME tBUICK). Bi8 Rhode
Island ave. ne. HO. 2-J3SS.
BUICK 1852 Super hardtop: 2.tone
green. Fully equipped. r. and h..
seat covers, dyna.; thoroughly re-
s SON I osMr o RTyrc sse s f RRoe,
BUICK 1851 convertible; light sray
with black top; fully equipped, very
clean; thoroughly reconditioned;
only S747. EMERSON g. ORME
BUICK. 6i6 Rhode Island ave.
ne, no. 2-33ss.
BUICK 1854 Super hardtop; beau
tiful colorful yellow with white up
holstery: custom trim. Wv. tires.
r. and h.. dynafiov. power seat.
etc Thoroughly reconditioned
guarantee. Only 1897, EMER-
SON q oRME QUICK. 818 Rhode
Island ave. ne. HO 2.31HS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEW. 1859 club epe.: green, r. and
b.. extras, good oil. gas mi: $3.50
or best offer. Leaving country. Must
sell. Me. 8-4219. -19
'b3 4-dr. sedan. r. and
h.: powerglide; appearance and cond.
p PEA AXE BUICK, INC.
Wis. Ave. ct Albermarle st. NV.
EN-. $4,000 Closed Sunday
CHEW. '66 "21O" 4-dr. 6-cyI.: auto.
trans, h. and d.. WV. blue I'm.
10000 miles. excel. cond. Pvt. own
er: $3.50; "a. s-3243. ia
S-tone finisS' Clean; sos: 80.
DERs, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
1900 14th st. NV, NO. 7-11l1.
Open ewes. til Q. Sat. til 5.
CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air VS. 2-door;
7. and h.. powerglide; black with
ivory top: Wv. tires, powsr-pack
Cs ss a sMvss s spa5sRsee Mo 2ols
CO.. NC. 1002 E:.W. hwy. Iat Ga,
C fHs lie spa ss @q do sS1eG ~
extra special. we don't believe you
can duplicate elsewhere at 1857
SdLpEE SFRlNG MOTOR Co. INC,
IA aGo9 s, E.-W IA iT III s sas &c. avs.'
CHEVROLET 81 Convertible; =. and
h.. powerglide, yellow finish. black
top: ORIGINAL full-leather Interior
1896. SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO.. IN, 1902 E.-W. hwy. Cat Ca,
ave.). Sill. spg.. Md. JU. 9-4500
'55 2-dr. station wag.
on; r.. and h., 2-tone finish: new
car title and guarantse; 81 ,695
1909 E..W. hwy. lat Ga. ave.. eii
Spg.. Md. JU. 9-54O0.
CHEVROLET 81. Customized. Ca
dillac tenders: black lacquer paint
r. and h.: many extras. Motor per-
feet. Body immaculate. Must sell
CHEyRoIET 40 4-dr.: T. and h.,
500, gSoS tires; ... $3.50 IS ,Jg: s:2s74:
r, and h. 1-owner. like new: TO-
900 mi: 81 1926. EN-. 2.67S2. -21
CHEW. IS Bel Air 4-dr.; 2-tone
1000 mi. Diplomat leaving. Must
sell. Call KE. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DE- SOTO 1858 Hiredoms "s" at;
s Mor sdisI soi sees w,s SSSn s ay.
DE- soT0 1851 4-dr. Custom; ,
and h, Wv; tires; s54s; '63 &
s SI;; D0s ssss. HoR M j. cor,
Buick Dealer, PA. ave. ne. ct 9Th
SIs sN slssl is4s .h sP ss ssSuf sis..
leather interior, has had excel
lent care. Full price. S249. Nc
down payment required; HILL 9
7.iiIi. Open ewes. I'll .. Sat I'll. S.
DE SOTO 81 Convert: r. and h.;
new white top; SIS down and as
sumo payments Of So week; full
MOTOR CO, INC. 1O02 E.-W. H'way
lat Ga. Ave.) Sil. spg., Nd. u.
Q.lE0Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 40 stake body j M-ton truck;
good condition: can be Inspected at
BUS 1919 Dodge: iih-ton chassis;
24-pasSenger capacity. excellent
condition; has current Va. inspec-
ton sticker Ideal for church or
PVT, schools; $3.50. Call DU, s.
7l66. 1880 weekdays, 90. Sun.
CHEVROLET "a la-tcn pickup. GUS
new: only ss45. LooAN lFordI.
iaisH IS 81 l..on NJ panel i:OI /
owner: original finish: new motor.
perfect body. S475. Ju. S-s73S.
FORD 1856 h-ton pickup: heater
and detroster; undercoat; less than
300 miles; ST 495. 1895 dn.: bal
ance financed; local bank. 4ee,
Can be seen 1908 Richmond hwy,
G NC 1850 s q tom pa pane a"" Excellent
condition: $685.. cail DU. 5-7l66.
1870 weekdays. 90. Sun. lie
INTERNATIONAL 81 Metro. s4-ton
panel; good cond.: S473: bank dis
posal sale. IA. 5-3o93. ---l9
sTUDEBAKER 1851 s.-ton pickup;
low MI: good condition. Rea-
souable. Gail 10. S-8I53, lie
WILLYs 1853 4-vheel Griye 1-ton
pickup: low mileage mechanically
MOTORS, XII. S-1333, --la
FORD l947 panel truck: good con-
dition; reasonable offer accepted.
LiouIDAfiNG BUSINESS. 1-ton
so panel: excel. motor. good body
and tires (2 newt. $275. 10. q
CHEVROLET SEDAN delivery; r.
s sns B. good. sran'D" res% IA
FORD '53 Courier sedan delivery:
10000 miles: new condition., Ford
O-Matic. heater. 1895. JU. g-6olg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
AUToMoTlvE Misc.

fUNR-UP EoUIP.--Allen wall cab.
! g.itsre s.. ssn M II ing sssf
EKW PARTS for 1928 to 194e Ford
cars and trucks. best offer for lot.
NTAvER HEADLIGHT MACHINE,
Weaver front-end machine. Weaver
brake tester and wheel alignment
machine. HE. 4-6465. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
ANGLIA 1853 2-door: all-leather in
terror; 1895. BELL MOTORS, SOLO
AUSTIN HEALEY "Ioo"; ne

III
AUSTIN HEALEY "IO0", new 1855.
incl. LeMan's models; real hot per-
former at popular price; most
wanted sports car. MANHATTAN
AUTO INC. test. 1914. 18th OF r
st. NV, NO. 7-27O0. Branch sales
1910 King St. Alex, Va. XII. s.
1928, Fairfax branch: Lee hwy,
Route 29-21l. Merrifield. Va. JE,
AUSTIN 1850 4-dr.: good eond.
mileage. $4,000; quick cash sale,
$500. La 8-3939.
AUSTIN '52 4-door; immsc. cond.
S495. ia. 2-7773.
B0RGWARD '52 German Bypass. @
dr.: sun roof. r. ane h. Real buy;
SOS. CO. 5-0653.
BUCKS STANLEY a. HORNER.
INC. Downtown Buick Dealer, iii
18th Convenient to all hotels.
ONCE buildings. real estate and a.
nanciai districts. d. 1908.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19

Ing interior; S945.
PARKWAY-FORD
305l N st. NV. FK. 3-2204
FORD 1855 custom Tudor; perfect
condition; pay balance due bank.
OWNER, 10. 5-s363, -23
FORD 1853 Convertible: red; radio.
s sass' of bSw cai e w. soSss7 0wnfs S
FORD 1856 Custom Tudor s-cyl.:
7. and b.. turn ind. backup lights,
Wv. tires. undercoat: $500 MI;
81 ,p95. OWNER. SO. S-S704. lie
FORD "a Tudor: radio. heater, seat
covers; 2-tone blue finish; priced
to sell quickly ct only 5000; 90-day
Wsshs Oldest III Ford p.s saED 1873
iath 4 T., s,Ss No; lii. OPEN
FORD SO Tudor; heater, plastic
seat covers; priced to sell today.
SANDERS. wssh.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV. NO. z
III. Open ewes. till o; Sat. till 8.
FORD "a IS" Tudor; original gray
finish; one owner; very low mileage;
excellent tires and appearance; full
price; ,; $685. s,;, cash ,sh,,v, trade or terms
w cAAb ySAA uCCat
month written guarantee. HILL q
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV.
AID. 4-4300. Open ewes. till o: sat
till 8.
Victoria, Tudors. For
doris. convertibles; choice Of colors
Q years or Is. 900 miles; cash. trade
or liberal bank financing to suit
your individual need. HILL a. SAM
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
liza Vermont ave. NV, AID. A.
1900. Open ewes. till o; sat. till 8.
FORD 81 cony.; r. and b., dual
black top: 1st-class condition; only
SOS. SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO., INC. 1909 E..w. hwy. (at
Ga. ave.. sii. spg., Nd. ~. O.
4b00.
FORD 1919 For6or sedan. Forto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
BOATS tcontinuedl

WANTED TRAILER large enough 70
carry left. inboard runabout. Elk
TRUSct0r-sedan, 2s-ft.. all mahog.
and oak, Chrysler Crown, rebuilt
1854; good preseason buy. $4,000.
eTEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO..
1884 CJsffoolM.BuILT sedan cruiser,
34-ft. long, beam 1U-1t. Sin, Ma
rine motor, hydraulic reverse, Ito
reduction gears, S3,100. viii
consider late model auto in trade,
WA. 7-S90b.
TRAILER for 14-ft. boat; $50. Call
oUTBoARb RuNABoUT Ia Penn
eter. steering. remote controls. COW
er; new last tall: S425. KE. $500
saws. generators. pumps, routem,
drills, paint spfayers RESIAL
TOOLS EQUIP. co. JU. 9-6eSl
FOR SALE, nsy 2s.foot marine marine ply Sr
trailer, ready for deck cabin and
ssp p,aoe;; k L s Ass9s.oh' sa'''9's
CABIN CRUISER, 20 it., 1858, As
hip; Gray; ,,, 81 . 100 y, YIN .s sske
$475. ia, 2-4469.
ALUMi-CRAFT, IA it,. used only
once, with oars, special deck. con-
yertible canvas top, storage stands
etc. Also Mastercraft trailer, never
used, All for S299 cash. Phone
sfEEIICRxfsTi, 1851. IS IT,. original
Chrysler Crown engine, $50 hours
new 35-watt RCA phone. electric
refrigeration. sleeps 4. Many extras
on nj Di sasi THE BRISTOL FLEET
The famous BONITO: Sensational
family utility and sport fisherman;
Big, ultraseavorthy, 100 h.p. 80
m.p.h. No price equal The BLUE
FISH: Roomy deepwater, 16-ft. out
board, folding top, by washington
Curry oUTBOARD MOTORS. AR
LINGTON BOAT CENTER. 1905 N.
Fairfax DR.. ia. 5-66S0.
NIEMAN BROS. BOAT BUILDERS.
Boats built to your specifics tons.
Also rebuilding, remodeling and re-
pairing. Open Sundays 2 to y,
Shady Side, Md. West River 1891.
ALUMACRAFT. II it., outboard. new.
never used. takes up to l2-h.p.
motor; nensinkable: lis lbs: s24o'
ls-AfT s-of iSSfs;oARD. needs repairs;
price 5000. Phone RIA. $500.
Sunday 10 to 4.
A-,,-r ~, mr. z,.thaard aruisare.
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BUICK Al 4-dr. sedan: I949 motor
good running cond; good tires; Va
inspection; SIS. IA. S-2S0S.
BUICK 1946 Super cdr. sedan; full!
equipped; good rubber; passed D. c
inspection: $50. CAN RIA. 3-g063
BUICK Century 1885 Riviera hard,
Ing and brakes. nt tinted Pass Sisss, view view
tines. gray body. cream top. pvt
o8her: 5000. Cali Herndon IA
BUICK '63 Riviera hardtop; 2-tone
fully equipped: Q bargain ct onl,
$995. Financing arranged with 81;
dSy. 10 to 5 DICK WILLIAMS ANS
1881 Bladensburg I'd. ne. II, 8
BUICK so super 4-dr.: dynat,ow
fully equipped; good cond.; 1895
.B TGSKsso'5,' Special RIVER. hard
now: 81 .sS5. ia Century 4-dr., !
and h.. dynadow: $1.6a5. Boil
fully GUARANTEED Cash. o
S395 down WOLFE MOTORS
n1 99I VIZ, WIS; aye we; NV" EN-. 3-ol4@
BUICK an Super 4-dr.: r. h.
dyna., orig black. new covers; run
terms. 'H [ 81 Mo5T ISss'': END an.
l. NV.
BUICK 40 convertible Roadmaster
light grey, black ton. red interior
~ ~; tires Orr, &; Sv b. , dE5a; s Sgn,
CADILLAC SO "82" series SPAS
senger coupe; r. and h., powel
steering: S1.7g5. 30. s-79s7. III
CADILLAC 1855 "62" Coupe de vile
ivory finish with black top, interio,
power steering and powel
brakes: s4.i95. CCc guarantee.
Capitol dillac-Olds
1879 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000