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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

the new grand jury by States
Attorney Blair H. Smith is one
Iof the lightest in recent years
Most of the criminal cases. the
prosecutors Office said. are OF
less serious types.
Civil Docket Heavy
On the heavy docket Of civil
cases brought to Circuit Court
on appeals from lower tribunals
are 80 concerning condemna-
tions of land by the State Roads
Commission and other public
agencies.
BENJAMIN M. Bolinger of Uni
versity Park has been named
foreman Of the new grand jury
by Judge Charles C. Marbury
who selected a panel Of 113 for
The other % grand jurors will
be chosen by lots when court Is
convened.
Mr.. Webb also reported that
recently compiled statistics show
that the Prince Georges Circuit
Court has larger case load than
any Of the % Maryland counties
Prince Georges in Lead
In the period from September
Il, 1855. through November 80
1855. Mr.. Webb said, a total OF
1855 cases were docketed in Prince
Georges as compared with 72C
in Baltimore County. 664 in
Montgomery. and 472 in Anne
Arundel.
At the end Of the period, the
Prince Georges court had ter.
minated $40 cases. Baltimore
County. LA. Montgomery, 1856
and Anne Arundel, 143.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

said the town has not yet de-
Icided when to dedicate the one
story brick building.
Planned for Years
Some want it dedicated now,
and others want to wait until
our five commissioners are elect
ed on May T." Mr.. Lucic added
Although the building at 860(
57th avenue has been planned
for years, actual construction
was not started until eight
months ago.
Ever since the town was in.
corporated in 1896 we've beer
keeping records in people.
homes. but now we'll have a reg.
ular Office" Mr.. Lucic said.
Commissioners estimate thu
buildings value at $4,000, but
figure on paying only $4,000
since much of the labor wa,
done free by commissioners anC
town residents.
Garage Attached
Towns people lent a hand il
mixing cement and putting thu
building together.
Robert F. Burnette, chairman
ot the board, is credited with al
the carpentry work and hanging
the doors.
/ In addition to the Office, tn,
town building contains a three
door garage. Already house,
there are the towns road grade
land police cruiser.
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Virginia Puts
Its Population
At 3,564,263

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. 81 up
The official estimate of Vir.
|ginia's 1854 population was re-
ported today as 3.564,263, an
increase Of 64,746 over 1858, &C.
cording to the State Health De.
|partment.
The estimate, contained in the
statistical annual report Of the
Bureau of Vital Statistics and
Bureau Of Communicable Dis.
ease Control. showed the white
population outnumbered the Ne.
gro population almost four tc
one, 2,770,084 to 794,l79. Per.
IcentagewiSe, the white popula-
ton was Is per cent, and the
Negro, % per cent.
Births reached a new high ir
1854 Of 95.154, the report showed
topping the record Of 91,83l
set in. 1858 and marking the
fourth straight year the STATE
has set a birth record.
The rate per 1000 population
was 26.7 per cent. White birth.
totaled 70.962. a rate Of 25.6 pei
cent, and Negro births totalec
I24,l92, a rate of 30.5 per cent.
Deaths during 1854 totaled &c..
$40, a rate Of 80 per 1000 popu-
lation, the lowest on record fol
the State. White deaths totalec
20,894, a rate Of rs per cent
while Negro deaths were 8,4I6, &
rate Of 1915 per cent.
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.Cdrs at Fort Meade
Must Show Inspection

FORT MEADE. Md, Mar. 3
(SpeciaD Owners Of privately
owned vehicles at Fort Meade
must show proof that their cars
have passed a valid safety in
spection. beginning Tuesday.
Motorists who have cars regis
tered in States which require
periodic safety checks must have
current inspection stickers issued
by those States. All applicants
for post registration whose cars
are registered in Maryland OF
other States where inspection is
not mandatory will be required
ito present a certificate that their
vehicles received a recent safety
check.
A number of garages and
services in the Fort Meade area
have been authorized to issue
certificates. a post spokesman
said.
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Three C.Students
Receive Honors in
Forensic Tourney

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Mar
81 (R.-Three college students
from Washington, D. c., won
honors In the Grand National
Forensic Tournament which
ended today at the Mary Wash.
ington College here.
First place in the dramatic
scene competition went to MargiC
Zahorchak and Erma Wigfielc
lof Marjorie Webster Junior
College, Washington.
The grand national poetry
championship was won by Sylvia
Watson, also Of Marjorie Web.
ster.
The four-day event, sponsored
by the Strawberry Leaf Society
was attended by students from
rs colleges. Lenoir- Rhyme Col.
lege of Hickory, N. c., wa.
named grand national debate
champion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
Prince Georges Voters
To Register Tomorrow

81 years of age by that election
date.
Persons on the registration
books next week will be eligible
to vote in the May z primary
even though they might not ful-
fill their residency or age re-
quirements until after the prim-
aries. -
Voters who have moved from
one precinct to another should
fill out a transfer form at their
new precinct. If no change il
made on the Registrars book.
the newly located voter will be
expected to cast his ballot in his
former precinct.
More than 1000 residents have
registered since the first Of the
year, according to the election
board.
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Autoists Form Long Lines
ToBuyMoryIond Tags

Maryland motorists who wait.
ed until the last day to purchase
their new auto license plate;
lined up by the hundreds yester-
day in Rockville, Upper Marl-
boro and HyattSville.
The Prince Georges County
service building at Hyattsville
had the biggest crush.
People began lining up there
at $50 am. The doors opened
at $3.50. At noon, when the tag
counters were scheduled to close
the line was still all the way
around the building so the Office
stayed open another two hours
In the five and a half hours
the tag Office was open, an eSti-
mated 1900 plates were sold
One reason that Hyattsville had
such a sales boom was that mo-
florists from neighboring counties
were coming there because tag
Offices were closed in their areas
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Search to Resume
For Man Of Yeur,
Feared Drowned

Police today planned to re-
sumo their search of the Potomac
River for Walter j. Hackett, 80
year-old optometrist named 1853
Outstanding Man Of the Year
by the Junior Chamber of Com
merce here.
Mr.. Hackett has been missing
since Friday night when, ac-
cording to his wife, he left their
home at 10311 DuVawn place,
Silver Spring, Md, about $3.50
pm.
About 20 minutes later, two
boys saw a man jump of Chair
Bridge. They said they tried to
rescue him but he swan away
Papers in his auto on the bridge
led police to the Hackett home
An effort was made to drag
the river but had to be aban-
doned because of the rocks. Po-
lice probed for the body all day
yesterday. giving up at dark.
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Two Full States Compete
For Laurel Council Seats

Progressive Ticket" which in
cludes three present council
members. Others on the slate
are Henry M. Scott, First Ward:
j. Gilbert White, Second Ward:
Harry Susini, Third Ward; Alton
M. Donaldson. Fourth Ward. and
Hiram j. Soper, councilman-at-
large.
Mr.. Scott, Mr.. White and Mr..
Soper are present council mem
bers.
The candidates are expected
to file with the Board of Elec-
ton Supervisors Wednesday
night between 8 and 10 o'clock.
After filing, the two mayor can
didates are scheduled to appear
lat an informal meeting Of the
Laurel Woman's Club in the city
library to present their plat
forms.
The new council will be en-
larged during the next term with
an additional member coming
from the recently created
Fourth Ward in the Fairlawn
district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

The annual Magruder Park egg
hunt that brings thousands Of
children in search of prizes will
start at 9:45 am. tomorrow.
Sponsors of the egg hunt to be
held at the park in Hyattsville
are the Kiwanis Club of Prince
Georges County and the Sidney
Lust theaters.
When the starting gun is fred.
the sponsors expect as many as
5000 children to dash into the
woods bordering the park to seek
the prize eggs. Finders will be
richer by sums ranging from five
cents to five dollars.
Esther jeanne Sale, IL, of Hy-
attsville Elementary School, will
reign as queen.
Hoppity Skippity, television
rabbit. will appear. The enter
tainment program after the hunt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

Sixty-two precinct centers will
be open in Prince Georges
County from 9 am. to 9 pm.
tomorrow to register new and
transferring voters.
In addition to the special
registration, residents also may
register at two other locations
this week-Monday through Fri
day at the Upper Marlboro Court
House, from $3.50 am. to 4 pm,
and Tuesday and Friday at the
Hyattsville County Building from
6 to 9 pm.
To be eligible, a person must
have lived in Maryland for one
year, and in the county six
months up to November 6, 1856
Prospective voters also must be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
Mogruder Park Egg Hunt
Expected to Drow15,O00

will include dancers from the
Frazier School Of Dance of Mt.
Rainier; Wilma and Tom, hill
billy musicians; Shirley Handy,
baton twirler: Rusty, the trained
dog, and Carolyn Brown, aero
batic dancer.
Also on the schedule are the
annual pie-eating contests for
boys and girls, the kid-calling
contest for mothers and a pro-
gram of races and field events
under the direction of William
E. Cooper, secretary of the
Prince Georges County YMCA.
Flag raising ceremonies at the
start Of the days activities will
be conducted by Explorer Scouts
Stephen Leishman and Warren
Prince of Explorer Post 201,
|HyattSVille.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

The new Maryland tags had to
be on passenger cars by midnight
last night. Otherwise they can't
be driven. Truck owners have
another month to buy their new
pilates.
The tag Office in the court
house at Upper Marlboro was
opened for q while yesterday
morning to help take some Of the
pressure OF Hyattsville. The Up
Iper Marlboro office disposed OF
all the 200 plates it had on hand
in a short time.
The tag Office in Rockville
sold about 1000 tags yesterday
with sales ending at 12:45 pm
For the motorists who still
have not purchased new tags
and officials say there are always
some-the tag Offices will be
open again on Monday in the
three cities. Meanwhile, OF
course. they can't legally drive
their cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
STATE EDITIE

A spirited political campaign
is in store for Laurel, Md. dur
ing the next two weeks with two
full states competing for mayor
and City Council posts in the
April 16 election.
The city's former police chief
and supervisor, George s. Bark
man, has announced he will run
for mayor as head of the
Peoples Ticket" against incum-
bent Mayor Harry Hardingham
Ijr.
Included on Mr.. Barkman's
slate are two women, Mrs. Ruth
I'M. Sussman, an incumbent coun-
cilwoman from the Third Ward
and Mrs. Estelle M. Lttlefield
of the Fourth Ward.
The slate will be rounded out
according to Mr.. Barkman'S an
nouncement, with Norris j.
Beard of the First Ward; Henry
w. Schlosser, jr., Second Ward,
and Bernard M. Thomas, can
didate for councilman-at-large
Mayor Hardingham heads the
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Front Royal c. Of c.
Official Leaving

FRONT ROYAL. Va, Mar. 81.
james A. Payne. managing
secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce of Front Royal and
Warren County, is leaving the
position to become executive vice
president of Skyline Caverns,
Inc.
Mr.. Payne is one of a group
that acquired the caverns from
Hoyle B. Long last February
Others are Edward j. Kerfoot
William NJ. Kerfoot, Tom Gibson
and M. A. Joyce. The purchase
price was reported to be $3.50. 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
Berwyn Heights Moving
Papers to First Office

Town commissioners in Ber-
wyn Heights, Md, are moving
official papers and records from
neighborhood parlors and base
ments into a new town building
which they have built them
selves.
Floor tiles in a IA by Is foot
Office were laid by commissioners
yesterday. completing the room
in time for town voter registra-
ton tomorrow through Wednes-
day.
Commissioner Edward LuciC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
Dornestown Boy Hurt
In Gunpowder Blast

A 12-year-old Jamestown boy
yesterday suffered cuts and burns
on his hands and legs when gun
powder he was pouring onto a
trash fire exploded.
In good condition at Suburban
Hospital last night was James
Donivan, son of Lester Donivan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
Seventh Circuit Judges
To Convene Tomorrow

Judges of Maryland's 7th Ju-
dicial Circuit will convene the
April court term for Prince
Georges County In the Upper
Marlboro Courthouse at 10 am.
tomorrow.
Circuit Court Clerk w. Wa
verify Webb reported a record
total of $50 civil cases listed for
disposition in the next six
months.
The docket of IS criminal pre-
sentiments to be placed before
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MOTHERS DAY
MAY 18th
have a lovely
photograph taken
Wonderful news for the
woman who has never
had q q good photograph
taken our exciting
new Beauty Treatment
Portrait. It is made pos.
sible by our portrait lens
thot softens features,
special film and lighting
that minimized unfIotter.
ing lines, new and profess
sionoI methods Of finish
ing.
Lovely 8xlo E.00
Portrait
Down Stoirs, Photo Studio,
North Building
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5zss WILSON BIyd g., Ar, v

FORD 81 Custom Fordor sedan
beautiful blue fintsh; r. and h.; I
value that cannot be duplicated
priced to sell; $685.. HILL q
SANDERS Wssh.S Oldest Fort
Dealer, 1890 14th ct. NV. NO
,s,t,,illl; open eyes. til 9. sat
FORD '54 Tudor; equipped; i-ovner
beauty: equipped with . heater
completely reconditioned and guar.
anteed; S99b: 2-day money baeh
trial; 4-month written guarantee
HILL a. SANDERS, Wash.'s oldesi
Eofa Dealer. 1900 18th st. n W.. NO
T-l1ll; open ewes. I'll Q. Sat. til 3
FORD SO VS. Tudor, heater and
T ISIp signals $685.. 3; 4 D. MO
J6. s-ssss; or open MS sum sli' s sDs Non Ma
FORD 81 va Victoria club coupe,
r. and b., overdriYe; q very sharr
car; $685. cash or $40 down. $50
mo. WOLFE MOTORS, 1901 Wis
aye aye. NV, EN-. 3-014a, open today
FORD $50 custom Tudor. r. and i.
MOTORS. lath and r. i. ave.
FORD 1855 Victoria fs): :. and r..
Fordomatic, 3-tone paint, nOwer
steering. etc; less than 200 mi.
sun in new.ear warranty, Can
finance for $3.50 cash or trade.
take oyer payt.. Sl7.ab wk. at bank
rate: d., T-ISS3 or HE. 1887.
FORD. "a 3-seAt Country Squire
sl.sas, sss6 down E BELL stT Mo.
TORS, 500 Wise. ave. NV. Wo,
roRp. SO a.seat Country sedan.
Z. h, 1-owner. S1,1a5, $2a5 down.
BELL MOTORS, 500 wis. ave. n. v.
WQ $4,000. ---2
HENRY J 80 2-door sedan: I. and
h.. 2 20, choose from: $50 down
week. SILVER sPRING MOTOR
CO. INC, 1909 E.-W. hwy. lat
Sc s.4sos eve Omen III SIN s 3 Mon Md. ~
] 81: very clean, economi-
cal car. 500 cash or So down, SIS
mo. WOLFE MOTORS, 1901 Wis.
ave. NV, EN-. 3-D142. Open today
o., .sssi ~ s.
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sol Old Bladensburg Rd., Sill. gp
"Weshingtun's Oldest
Lincoln Mercury Dealer" ---,


MERCURY 1850 Monterey: 1900,
oyerdriye. heater, radio. black nm.
assi s soaa SEDAN Sai au oris
Brewster green; Wv, tires. r. and
h.. overdrtye: finest condition: $685.
WOLFE MOTORS. 1901 wis. ave.
nv EN-. 3-0I42. Open today
MERCURY IS Town Sedan; hydra.
never used, sl.795. ANY car that
viii run will ct least equal 8 down
payment, CO. b-0653.
MERCURY So Monterey haYdtop,
all extras; Mercomatic. like new;
$685.. THACKER MOTORS, 18th
and Z: + ave. n.e,. La. 6-6h30.
MERCURY ~ Monterey DR.. Power
age. 81 ,4a5, seas down. BELL
MOTORS. 500 Wis. ave. nv. Wo
IS Monterey hardtop: r
and H.. Wv, tires. MereomAtie
full leather interior; new-car guar
antes! SOB down on approved
credit SILVER SPRING MOTOR
sye'3. sll. spr.. Nd. III. $500
Open Sun and Mon. -
M.G. I'd 1859: $1,000 careful miles
never abused; black with red In.
terror. asking $3.50. IA. s-955s.
MIG 1859: new top, tires. paint
heater and many extras: $500. ON
M.G. 1883 I'd: red with red up.
hoistery: heater and luggage rack:
new. top. battery. brakes: excel
sond, throughout: Sl.2:5. XII
MIG. m 1851: excellent condition,
2-tone; $3.50. WA. 7-S17g.
NASH 1910 4-dr.: r. and h.: Sl5f
or trade for any household item oil
equal value. co. 5-0360.
NASH 81 Ambassador 4-dr.: hydra.
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne, at 9th
Ii. 6-6464,
NASH 40 ex-eab, So motor. $40
BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave
NV. WO. $4,000. %
NASH '53 Rambler station wagon
excel. cond.; radio, heater. over
drive: S725. Call ia. 7-s961. -
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l70s Good Hope Rd. Sc.
Lu. $1,000

PLYMOUTH 1854 e-door: hy-drive
si.ioSs KE. T-isfe. 81
PLYMOUTH 1852 station wagon
$4,000 miles: $3.50. Goins oyel
seas. 10. 5-Ts4s
PLYMOUTH "a Cambridge club se.
dan: equipped. heater, turn signal,
and new seat covers; low Tniieas,
car; Sia5, 3fD-day guarantee. HILL
4 SANDERS. Wast.'s Oldest Pors
I'LL. Open ewes. I'll q. Sat. til s
PLYMOUTH 50 2.door: benutifu
green finish: equipped with ,
heater: very low mileage: our ex,
ira special today; $685.: 4-moutf
written guarantee. HILL 4 SAN
DERS. Wash,'s Oldest Ford Dealer
1900 1@th St. NV, NO. 7.l1Il
Open ewes. tn =. Sat. III s.
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PONTIAC. 1859 4-dr.; hydramatie
fully equip: Diplomat returning
overseas: $1,000. JU. 0-e742. ii
PONTIAC 'Se station wagon; 81. 500
Loaded with hydra. :. and h, aswl
S2ef connssiieut, Va. $500 co.
PONTIAC .b5 4-dr Starchief de luxe
l24 N.h:; new-car warranty
loaded with hydra. p. steering
leather interior; Immaculate
TIAC. 1921 Connecticut. Wo. 9.
PONTIAC 1858 cow; hydra, !. and
b.. w..w. tires; pvt. owner: -. 26t
s II Dias AGnss "a s-d Sa r. nardtop
e aes ad ss5n s ss;ss n sl5ss
+ Co, INC 1902 E.-W, hwy. (ai
Ga: ave.. sLl. Spe... Nd, 10. o.
'syUDSEBaKSEsR I'D 1851 ai Ean aen; !.
Srisinal aq SiAeE VERY s slsan 'i ins:
TORS, 1000 Ga. ave. NV. RA,
sTUbEBAKER "a champ: 10. DOC
MI. absolutely same as brand-new:
spotless throughput. has had cnl,
=
first reasonable offer. EN-. 2-16b9
sTUDEBAKER 1885 Commander
VS. 4.dr.: heater. turn signals,
seat covers. hght blue, 1000 actual
miles;i this Il late '66 with
wrsp-around Windshield and 49,
. h.p: motor: 81 .4a5. BOWMAN NO
ToRs; 1000 Ca. ave. NV. IA.
sTrinEaAKER 1854 r.hamu,on nars.
top; Z and h.. .. t.. 2-tone belize
BOWMAN MoToRS. 1900 "a. ave.
sTUDEBAKER 1853 Champion
hardtop; r. and H.. Cd. 9-tone
blue over yellow. low nlileage;
SI.1D5. BOWMAN MOTORS. 1900
O. ave. nv RA 6-il2e. -
VS. 6.pass. cpe,: r. and b.. q. t..
Wv. tires. 2-tone blue: one owner
Si.29S. BOWMAN MOTORS.
7600 Ca. ave. NV. RA, 6-if22.
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AuroMoslLEs ron SALE

FORD "a Tudor sedan; dark blue
hntsh: very good tires; heater and
defrosters. turn signels, new seat
covers. spotless interior. Just The
car to start new year with; $967;
2-day money-back trial; 4-month
written guarantee. HILL & SAND
Frs; Wash;,s Oldest Ford Dealer,
1900: open ewes. til 8. Sat. til 5
FORD SO customline Fordor; nice
black 1nish: very good tires: push
button radio. heater and defrosters,
oyerdriVe transmission. new seat
covers; 1857 2-day money-back
trial: 4-month written guarantee.
Ford Ford 6es Iei iii4 Vermont ave-
NV. AID. 4-4300; open ewes. tn 8,
Sat. lii 5.
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A1lacoStia Motor Co.
i7os GOOD Hogs I'd. 81.

PLYMOUTH '55 4-dr. Beivedere VS.;
asiy gs.: aeon s9n ;i., T s, aaa p w y,
that win run wiz ct least equal
dcIn payment. co: 5-06b3.
ilnish. very good tires: heater and
defrosters: new seat covers; Very
clean .throughout; S7sD. 2-day
money-back trial. 4-month written
guarantee. HILL a SANDERS
Mash..s Oldest Ford Dealer, iIi4
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300
Open ewes. I'll ., Sat. tn s.
fLIMOUTH, 1850 Orig, owner,
LEX special De luxe; excel. cond.
5000. Phone JE. 2-61I1. 20
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AvroMoDILEs ron SALE

hydra. :. and b. sslS; Isl "ss.l
4-doof, hydra. r. and h.. sees: 80
"se" Holiday coupe. power steeFtn1
snd S power brak ks.: Z s S,la n. nynrs.
tone Super Dc luxe. hydra, 7. and
v. tires. 5000. HosRNER's con.
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th
okbs NOZZLE. 40 Rookie. ~ss" 2-dr.,
Fleetline model. orig. blk. paint
hydra: +. p; Wv: tires. SC. new
S Ses oOnq for seII,ng m esns ons
town. Exeep. lev MI. 5000 81 best
oftel;a. MRS. MONTGOMERY. "a,
oITSsSoBTLE $50 super "ssn sedan;
2-tone blue: w.-w. tires. :. and h.
hydra, plastic covers: motor ike
trade. terms. WOLFF MOTORS,
1891 Wis. ave. u.ws EN-. 3-0tA2.
Open today till -2
oLDsMOBME 1885 "es. de- luxe
matching interior. = and h.. hydra
matte. full power incl. windows and
seats. Wv. tires: condition like
new; low mi. fully Euasanteed;
81: 1a5, Trade, terms. WOLFE
a.IiSa opsn today Hi r. -
~ Is.srSr,r i, = ! 3. a..
v ve[tihIs cn,,r iso s,,c s nn6 .ss IE
rr Essshci c9np mAF2ch An no,,, Mn,ss
Ps s.sS G sssss.in ss0 psTsr SrssPss;
Capitol Cadillac Odds
1879 22nd 81. NV. ST. $4,000
-
OLDsMOBMR 1883 .ss" 4-dr.; q
excel. cosld.: si,o sa il. S.7b47l.s 20
oLDsMoBrLE 1e4s t-door. si4s.
hfsc. 4g !ggIns csn VIZ Eo s2Ra4 5oN.
o saDiD 1883 o "ss s sIsis Iaef Ri tlI,
% ss Sg ,os, .os. !. ~. 4s-i !,
tires: 5000. III. a.ss4a. -
OLDs 1916 '.9S,' 4-dr.: hydramatic,
r. and h.. 10000 miles; By original
owner; good tires; $3.50 or best
aefIsr FIN. 2-S035;;.. 80, RI
Y h.. D ssr.. hydra! s.tone. V Wv. tires:
less than .,,i, ESQ MI save 5000 ~ S H,,st
maj imam. VIII With h sS5o CAN Il trsds s an
Up 70 % mos; on bel: TO resp; party:
Obs is4s Rseket Il vs. 4.dr.; iianse.
i-owner car: :. and b., hydra, nsaH
cash On. bal hnaneed for resp.
d Ta5sy. n. HE; 4.IsSa' d. IA aasSs.
ilydfamatic. power brakes: 2-tone |;
MOTOR CO. INC, 1909 E.-W. hwy
al %: aYe,l. silver spring. Nd
~ g-4500. Open Sun. and Mon
$50 - 49,,
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hydra, to1ayb spestsnls s' y
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oLDS 90 ~ honaey eonpess ok
THAckER MOTORS 18th and r, |
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PACKARD ssa an 20 - eo aassSo: new Wv.
tires: I and g.. 1ns eond;. py..
owner. S2e5. NO down PAYMENT. II.
phTRIRn ,okt aaoo, .e,,., 4-dr,
hIsrf. s5ah exeei iVe eonS elean =:
new car, car, lev mileas.; o 3,..,s at q
ser a. 70 sEnn ~ an heo6'
~, 5iS oos y - %
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n im,nae' sSso y wr sp hasona s1
FhSk y .sp 81 r Sn't ssr a ss h.. ssds sst
vsry bsst ~ care aimee new: orig.
paint, 2-tons green. and motor ID
r 22GNAEk % s. 800 500: ae.ssi nj. l
EQUIP: cost s. 600; sacrifice: take
pACKARng--Iahf 1.dr. sedan, ri
ana H. uitramatic, Ike new, $500:
IN X.dcoy. uitrnmatic, heater,
sac. HoRNER'S COR, Buick
Dealer. pa. aVe. ne. al 9Th, Ii.
s-63si
1853 Clipper de luxe a.
dr.: ii 900 actual miles; very
eiean. eomnl souin white side
VANS. minister Owner vii ssh IoI
Sl.1bo Casl OF VIII hecept oioer
SaI as Gown payment easily mn
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-01

PONTIAC 1919 station WAGON: $34S..
go. 80. Conn. Wo. $4,000
tgNLIACs = '92 convertible Chief
SO Chieftain Va 4-df.: HYDRA. i,
s Hp1. q. NJ. Nv. tires, 81 osg nor.
PcSrisc s. e ehi.iEtaaiine . IL IA. 90,
cofip.:. dual range hydramsfic drive,
AND A.. Wv. tires. A 0ne.oRner
HILL a SANDERS. wash. Is Oldest
Ford peeler. 1900 18th st. NV. NO.
PoNfiAcsD Complete spss ~ se, 3 Sss y
models and body styles, for tie
best Pontiac deal. see MCNEIL.
MCNEIL PONTIAC. 1870 via
ave. OIL. $4,000. I'm the Heart
of Bethesda. I" "a