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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
BY GENE GOODWIN
Star Stan Correspondent


OCEAN CITY. Md, Sept. 81
George P. Mahoney, Democratic
candidate for the Senate. called
tonight for a Federally- sponsored
college scholarship program to
keep pace with Russia'S new
emphasis on training engineers
and scientists.
Mr.. Mahoney addressed a BAN
quet at the annual convention
here of the Young Democratic
Clubs of Maryland, which shortly
before elected Elroy Boyer. Ches-
tertown attorney, as its new
president.
Mr.. Boyer. who managed Mr.
Mahoney's Kent County cam
paign in the primary last spring,
had no opposition.
The Young Democrats also
named Paul Nussbaum of 7427
Seventeenth avenue, West Hy-
attsville. as its new treasurer
Mr.. NuSsbaum is president OF
the Prince Georges County
Young Democratic Club.
Soviet Program Stressed
Mr.. Mahoney said in his
speech that. Russia is educating
more scientists and engineers
than our colleges can turn out
Yet every year, about 100000
of the top students graduating
from high school, those best
qualified to coptinue their edu-
cation. are unable to go to college
or university because of financial
reasons" he said.
He praised the CT bill Of rights
the Fulbright Scholarships which
are given to American students
for study abroad, and the Ma
tional Science Foundation
scholarships for training in
medicine and science.
But, he added, 1T is time we
expanded the program of the
National Science Foundation or
started a new scholarship pro-
gram to continue their educa-
ton. particularly in engineering,
science, medicine and other
fields where there are shortages
Il believe that with a Demo-
cratic administration and a DEM
ocratic Senate and House such
plan would receive support.
Mr. Mahoney held a campaign
strategy conference earlier to-
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Silver Spring YMCA
Will Get New Office

The Silver Spring Community
YMCA will move its Office Fri
day to new quarters at $3.50
Colesville road.
For the past two years the
YMCA has occupied an Office in
the Community. Chest headquar-
tiers. sl1 Pershing drive. which
is being demolished to make
room for more parking space in
the area.
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less checks compared notes Fri
day and decided it might be
worth while to warn the opera
tor Of the only other beauty
parlor in Lexington Park.
A call to the third shop
brought the startled response
that the girl is Under the dryer
now"
Before the third permanent in
two weeks had chance to set,
the young woman was whisked
of to the hospital where she was
believed to be in her eighth
month Of pregnancy.
Her bed was empty at Z am.
Yesterday.
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half of it is forgiven" Sub,
tracing the Sll7.5l. he woulc
owe $l37.49 next April Is.
Also, on April IS, he must file
a declaration Of estimated ta1
for the year 1857, since his gros:
income consists Of wages subject
to withholding and may be ex-
| pected to exceed the tota
amount Of his personal exemp.
tons plus $4,000.
In 1857, he may expect Il
have $4,000 deducted during the
year toward his $50 tax liza
bility. He should pay the re-
naming $39.96 in quarterly in.
stallments of estimated tax dur
ing the year.
4 Mr.. Smith makes $4,000 a veal
and has a wife and two children
He will have nothing with
held and will owe no tax. Blu
he is required to file a return
next April Is, since his income
exceeds $4,000, his MARTA
exemption.
MIR. Douglas is District work
er who lives in Maryland.
If he is not domiciled in thu
District, and has not maintained
a place of abode here for more
than seven months Of the year
he is not liable for District in
come tax. The District does no
impose a nonresident inidividua
income tax. Mr.. Douglas may b
required by his employer to fll'
la nonresident exemption certi'
f1cate.
I MIR. Brown lives in the District
but works for a private firm il
Virginia.
/ Even though his employer il
i'm Virginia. he is required undel
the law to withhold District in
come taxes from Mr.. Brown
salary.
/ Mr.. Bland is a District residen
working in a Federal installation
in nearby Maryland.
His income tax will not b
withheld since he is a Fedora
worker whose regular place o
employment is an installation
outside the District. He will b
required to file a final return TO
1856 and a declaration Of esti
mated tax on April Is. 1857.
Mrs. Green is a District resi-
dent and a Federal worker here
! but a dOmiciliary recognizes
legal residentl of a State whicl
imposes an individual incom
tax on its dOmiciliarieS.
Her salary is subject to Dis
trict withholding tax by tn
Government agency which EN-
ploys her. She also must pa.
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BroyhiII Halls
6. O. P. Aid to
Civil Service

Representative Broyhill. Re-
publican OF Virginia, said last
night the Eisenhower admins
tration has made unprecedented
progress" in strengthening the
Federal civil service and attract
ing people of ability to Govern
ment employment.
Speaking at rally in the Lee
Magisterlal District of Fairfax
County. Mr.. Broyhill. candidate
for reelection in the 10th dis
trict. took issue with Adlai Ste
venson's recent attack on the adj
ministration's treatment Of Fed
eral employees.
IT do not propose to stand by
now and see this new luster Of
the Federal civil service dulleo
by partisan political attacks,
Mr.. Broyhlll said.
In answering MIR. Stevenson'S
statement that a large number
of Government jobs had beer
removed from civil service. Mr.
Broyhill said the administration
has extended civil service tt
10000 Federal jobs in Alaska anc
10000 other jobs overseas.
| He also said the administra.
ltion has provided greater jot
security, extended unemploy'
ment insurance to Federal work.
ers. brought Federal workers anC
their families under low-cost
group life insurance. increased
the potential retirement annuity
by 20 per cent and raised thu
average salary about Is per cent
The Congressman said the ad.
ministration also has been sue.
cessful in attracting young PEG.
pie into Government. contrary Il
statement made by Mr.. Ste.
venson at Democratic rally il
EaipfoY COunfx IN Ca,1fa,,,l1a (
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.x-Ruy Unit States
3 Duys in Fuirfux

Fairfax County's mobile chest
X-ray will operate this week ac-
cording to the following sched-
ule issued by the Fairfax County
tuberculosis Association and
Health Department:
Observation-Disclosures shopping
center, l to 8 pm.
Friday jefferson Manor
shopping center, to 8 pm.
Saturday Woodward d
Lothrop tSeven Corners, 10
IA m. to 5 pm.
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CONVENTIONS
TODAY

Phi Alpha Fraternity winds
up its meeting in the Hotel
Statler.
The National Association
Of Life Underwriters begins
a fve-day meeting in the
Mayflower and Statler
Hotels.
The International Bank
for Reconstruction and De-
velopment and the Interna-
tional Monetary Fund begin
a six-day session in the
Sheraton Park Hotel.
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Dinner Set

The Crawford Memorial Meth
|odiSt Church in Lorton. Va. is
sponsoring a dinner next Satur-
day from 4 to 8 pm. at Lewis
Hall, near the intersection of
Colchester and Gunston Hall
roads.
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busy. Occasionally. a musicians
union band plays free for dane
ing.
None Is Paid
Mr.. Clark has four friends who
help him run the canteen. None
of them IS paid. The National
Capital Housing Authority fur
nishes the space and the YWCA
pays most of the bills.
Il know you can't counteract
a kids environment in one night
a week." Mr.. Clark says. But
we can do something. The kids
enjoy it and we enjoy it too"
The YWCA. which makes the
canteen possible, is a United
Givers Fund Agency, like six
area Red Cross chapters. the
Community Chest agencies and
others. Your United Givers Fund
dollars are the vital force behind
this effort toward a better COM
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subcommittee so far has not
given persons not specifically
summoned an opportunity to
testify.
Chairman Davis, at the OPEN
ing session, announced that any
organizations desiring to Offer
testimony must submit written
summary in advance. He did not
commit himself to granting any
requests for appearances, how
ever.
4 Principal Is Criticized
Testimony by one witness
Mrs. Elva c, Wells. principal OF
Roosevelt High School, drew
criticism last night from a men,
ber of the Board Of Education.
Mrs. Wells, in an appearance
Friday, told the congressional
group of a long list of problems
she said indignation had brought
to her school. She testified col
ored students did not measure up
to the formerly all-white schools
customary standards.
q Wesley S. Williams, Negro
board member. declared regard
ing Mrs. Wells testimony:
+ Il don't feel she gave a COM
'plete picture"
/ The board member said he had
evidence which he would make
public shortly to back up his
criticism. He charged that Mrs
Wells, who told the Davis group
she had made careful plans fol-
indignation, has done much to
defeat the efforts of the board
to further the indignation OF
her school,"
Corning Action Urged
Mr.. Williams, in a seven-page
statement issued to the press
also announced that he felt DR.
Corning should re-examine the
competence of some Of the prin-
cipals" who had appeared at the
hearings. He said he felt some
had made severe admissions OF
inadequacy."
Some reflections of these
principals indicate that they are
unable to cope with their pres
ent-day Jobs" the board men,
Der declared.
Mr.. Williams said, last night he
plans to press this proposal later
He said he did not wish to iden-
tify any individuals, but was not
referring to Mrs. Wells.
Mr.. Williams statement gen.
orally did not specifically chal-
lenge hearing testimony. But the
board member outlined various
statistics which he said showed
that the Districts colored school,
we're less well stated anc
financed before integration-the
/. figures specified l951-52-thar
those for white children.
The statement also asserted
that indignation did bring about
savings and did not increase the
cost of education" Mr.. Gerber
introduced figures on Wednes.
day purporting to show the op.
posite.
Cost Difference Cited
. Mr.. Williams explained hi.
stand on the cost matter BY
asserting that the city woulc
: have had TO spend far more or
its colored schools prior to in.
tegration if they we're to have
been brought to equality with
those for white children.
In 1872. he said. the city
spent s345 As per white pupil
and only s26l43 per coloreo
pupil.
He also asserted that before
integrstion the same standard.
and curricula were in effect in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

He is James w. Clark, 80, of
l12 Van Wrinkle drive, Falls
Church. A public affairs gradu-
ate Of Oberlin College and Prince
ton University, he is a budget
examiner in the Bureau Of the
Budget.
Draws so to so
Every Wednesday night, he
runs a teen-age club in the Fort
Dupont Dwellings Community
Center. Minnesota avenue and c
street Sc.
Fifty to so youngsters have
been coming to the club once a
week for two years. They dance,
play ping pong, Switchboard and
basketball, eat hot dogs and gen.
orally whoop it up. Sometimes
they have tumbling demonstra-
tons or skating parties or a local
TV personality comes in to en-
terrain.
The record player is always
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HOW YOUR DOLLARS HELP
Here's for Good Fun
At a Teen-Age Club

"Teenagers like good time that's what give them
the said How much good that say
at least when they're with know they're getting
trouble"
The World War II infantry talking
about his director Of young peoples
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

busy. Occasionally. a musicians
union band plays free for dane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08

55-ACRE FARM WITH WOODS.
FIELDS TOBACCO BARN AND NEW
3-BEDRM. HOME. ONLY 81 MI
FROM WASH. PRICE. SI7,5O0
CALL MR.. BEALL.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

PROF. OR BUSINESS; any location
or SIZE Can ~ 4 priced rieht
RIGGS a co. NE. S.nisG --- 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08

5000 SO. FIT. X st. NV, mr.. 9th St,
Ind comm, fireproof bldg, loft.
ceilings. adj, 3 public alleys, park
ing. overhead doors: S225 David
Rosenberg. DREYFUSS BROS, MA.
S-05S0. Ewes, SUM-. ia. 2-7S29.
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AUSTIN
HEALEY

Brand-new 1856 100" and L
Mans models; most popular sport
car; delivered complete with wiz
wheels. tonneau cover. heater. de
troster, overdrive, 4-speed gear box
and other extras Dealer for Austin
Healey. Austin. Morris Minor MIG
MG-Magnette. Hillman, Mercedes
Benz, PorSche. WHY'S and other pop
ular makes. Overseas delivery ar
-anped
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SOLD-SOLD
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

CAPITOL HILL. SCOTT. zone. 60C
Present income $500 mo. Opport
for row house addition. or beautiful
handicapped. restoration. Reas. price
low din. payment. JESSE LOEB
N IA O. ~! :. SUPREME COURT,
unit elevator BLDG, Like new. Gill
edge investment. No spectators
1925. 600. FISCHER. OIL. 4-7ssS
10
JUST OFF nth ST.-a0 units rented
for $4,000 Price, S150, 600. Cal
Mr.. Zirkle, ST. $4,000. PHILLIPS
& FULLER, INC. i012 18th st. n W
40.UNIT APT.--S7.00o cash will
handle. INVESTORS SERVICE. ST
3-111S: eyes,. 10. 2-4696 IS
SIN UNITS, Welcome $1,000
VI. less than 5 times income. viii
consider offer. Mr.. West. GOSS
REALTY CO, INC. Ma S-i353
3 FOUR-UNIT MODERN BRICK
APT. BLDGS. Rents, S762 pei
month; price. sos, 900. FLOYD e
DAVIS CO.. 1879 X st. NV. MA.
S-0352: ewes, JU. 1860.
LEI HIGHWAY. Arlington Soft
front by approx. 125 deep: next to
commercial; developing fast; groc-
cry chain building second lot away
VIII consider offers above s.
square foot. Value could double
quickly, KE. 6-S97S.
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SHOPPING CENTER

New stores will be completed about
June l. Just two available, 25xS2 and
lsSS2 with half easements: can take
delicatessen. toys, gifts, bakery, wall
paper and paints. appliances.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 II st, NV, Ma. $4,000
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BOAT SUPPLIES
Do You Want a $4,000 Value
For Sis nm
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON 81; good con-
diticn. Can see at 612 N. Tazewell
ST., Arlington, Va Ii
HARLEY-DAvIDSON 740s-v; in
excel. cond 1907 2lst st. NV.
DU. 7-5623 after 6 pm. IS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN OF ENGLAND AS de luxe
2-door; looks and runs fine: sacri-
nee; terms, SIS down. Call me to-
day. pick UP car tomorrow. Mr.
ROPER, LA, 6-270O. %
AUSTIN 1854 A-40 4-dr.: new tires:
! owner: well-below current market
prices 10 o-SI6A -
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DUMP TRUCK. 1864 Ford VS.
F60n. 2-speed axle, 5-speed trans
mission turn signals and heater:
unusually good condition. $500.
Call JE 3-S9i6 %
CHEW. SO acton pickup: euuipt
ike new; only 81 $50 SIS down. IA
5-9i97 Cali any time. los
USED TRUCKS. A-I--Hi-value used
trucks, all models, makes and sizes.
See our selection before you buy,
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER. 901
Bladensburg I'd ne, IL. 7-43O0
CHEVROLET 1855 s4-ton stake: L.
500 miles, driven by owner. like
new; best offer. RIA. 3-6739
CHEVROLET 80 1-ton stake sold
ana serviced by US since new, Real
nice SD45,
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
f5s5 wis Ave OIL 4-i412
INTERNATIONAL 1887 2-ton van:
$3.50. Mr.. coLvlN, Juniper 9-e49l
DODGE - y ton panel: excellent
condition throughout SSgh
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
5Te5 wis. Ave. OIL. 4-l412
10
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, ,MD.-New apts., /
block ocean; i. 2 and 3 bedrms,,
500. S75, Ss5. S95 wk, LA G.
S420. Ill
lREHOBOTH BEACH--Second house
from beach attractive. knotty-pine
cottages. apis. Immaculate. June
S45 week up. OIL. 4.3SS3. %
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HAPPY ENDING

Win he the result lF the home
Scu desire Is All ULTRA. MODERN
CADGETIzEn Contemporary ex
randahle rambler Consists Of 3
bedrms 80 more possible 3 baths.
2 liv rms with appointments such
iirhtinE. high beam ceilings. din
I'M with picture window double
tige screened porch. .-car catpnrt
which harmoni2es nicely In natural
woodland setting ny A LAKE. Live
casually formally or lust plain
live Ike HOME MAGAZINES sna.
guest IN their lovely presentst ions
sacrifice price much under his cost
al only S3i,2i5) ard will grant
very liberal terms TO responsible
parties Call IA 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08
HOUSES WANTIp 10 BUY

MODERN, clean. 2 or 4 bedrm home
IN good sc or nearby @. Co.
3 coz & fhFgop itsiSs q g s,D S; :, Is.
sell tor you on terms Your salts
Slower, cAMPANEILA & 10. Ex
3.4il3. eves To b-ttAa.
WE PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. top
prlcss. quick settlements CAPITOL
CITY INVESTMENT CORP, ST.
5-6344. 1914 X st. NV.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WILL BUY PROPERTY

Brick or frame, white or colored
quick settlement Call MR. MILLER
HU, 3-4443; evenings, LA. 6-5194
A CASH BUYER OR TERMS
Ii. 6-2000-S.E. REALTY
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT
WAREHOUSE

WAREHOUSE, End commercial
1.S00 50. st.. two toilets. gas heat
lge. overhead door soft. alley
centrally located. Ewes. HE. 4-7037
la
AVAILABLE soon; $500 So IT,.
loft. ceiling. close-in ne. S3o5 a
month. Cali MIR Cast0nguay. LII
2-9369. JOHN F. DONOHOE q
SONS. 3l4 Penna. ave. Sc.
STORE. $4,000 so. IT,, suburban
Wash. cheap rent. RE. $4,000
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE LOANS

REFINANCING LIST and end trusts
Money avail in As hrs. AARON
REALTY CORP, l424 X st. NV
DI. 7-345l or OIL. 4-433l. p
list, End. 3rd TRUST LOANS--Cour
teous. discreet and immediate nan,
ding on all applications. APES
REALTY Co. ST. 3-I612. s.
end TRUSTS Virginia. immed az
ton, low rate McCLAlNE. 2I0(
Wilson blvd Arl. ia 2-33u0
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
pur BARLOW REALTY CO.. Real.
tors, 1881 G st. NV ME. S-2495
MONEY ON End TRUSTS-We vii
buy md trust notes. D. c.. nearb!
Md or Va, reasonable rates. MA
TIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP. 1872 N. Y. ave. NV
Ma S-5S33.
Ynd AND 3rd TRUST BOUGHT: Tor
dollar paid Fast service CAPITOL
CITY INVEST CORP. 1OI4 K st
NV ST 3-G344.
CASH IN DAY-2nd and 3rd trust
loans. Also notes purchased anc
loans against ends Elk. .3-7544
end TRUST OWNERS, ATTENTION
Don't sell before getting my promp
absolutely top Spot-cash Offers Md.
Va, D. C. MR.. QUICK. 10. 4-6565
WE WILL BUY OR SELL your On,
trust notes FOR CASH: quick. cour
teous. discreet service. AL BAKEE
a. SON. INC sos N. wash. st.
Alex, Va. Phone XII. 9-6644; ewes.
ia. $4,000 lis
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
STORE OR OFFICE

I'VE CIV VI ANL
Ground floor. separate entrance
iSX50 Air Cnnd In the heart ni
financial and real estate district
Immediate possession. Call Mr.. Gold
enberg, DREYFuSS BROTHERS
lOlA 18th Sc. NV, MA. S-nSSO.
Sun. and ewes. OIL. 4-3O5i %
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NEW MOTORCYCLES-M DOWN
RANK FINANCJN(.
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ADVENTURE

in MOST GRACIOUS living will
RAMBLER. Custom built, superbly
engineered and GRATED with
hedrmS.. den ~ baths, liv. rm
with front and back picture win
dows elegant din. rm, foyer entr,.
ladies' delight kitchen; family-type
util room, 2-car garage Really
sprawled out on $40 acre with
lSn-foot frontaee Priced esq under
todayS market Exclusive home in
exclusive nciehhorhood and exclusive
with POMPONIO. Call IA. 1860.
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BUILDERS
InTc AtyAft Art n,
WILL TRADE

For income producing property. 234
lots. for cnlored Beautiful new sub
division. Streets graded. city water
srI. N. LEO sroRcH. XP. 1851.
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STORES FoR RENT
Continued
; ANN pa Avr

2lst AND PA. AVE NV
Features large display window
IDEAL for dress shop, variety, clean.
formation, call Mr.. Lynch, with
WOODWARD & NORRIS
723 Goth St. NV RE. 1861
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BOATS Cont

1851 BAY built cabin cruiser. 25
hip. motor To. S-43l4. ---ln
IL HIP. 0UTBOARD. 1855 enzine.
40-hours run time VIII guar
antee. Best offer. DE, 2-S562.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

S.5 REWARD to first person who
tells me where can set 50 900
loan at 100 or less. Secured by
wares in warehouse. CO. 5-96g2.
Box 1917, Star. TO-
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WITH A

low down payment TO snynne) You
ran start rieht now YOUR TWINS
happiness in This verv spacious 9lz-
bath, 3-bedrm Cape Cod tBedrm
and bath down. SEP din, rm firepl /.
hsmt. h.-wh. porch. Farage! nice
trees. flowers and shrubs; pvt. type
rear ysrd, enclosed by HIGH PRINT
HEDGE Close IN and convenient
Needs little polishing up, but worth
IA 10000 10 see this GEM nov
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100" Model
S2,985
LIE Mans, $3,275
Delivered Complete
Exclusive with
MANHATTAN AUTO
Sales and Service. Imported and
American Cars Est. 1914
7th and r SITS, NV.

North 7-27OO
Alex. branch: 1910 King st. Alex
Va, King S-55@5. Fairfax branch
Lee Highway, Route 29-2I1, Merri-
field. Va, JE. 4-33O2.
BUCKS - STANLEY H HoRNER,
NC. Downtown Buick Dealer, III
4th, convenient to all hotels. Of
nee buildings. real estate and g.
nancial districts DI. 1923.
BUICkS-~-Selection of models ano
colors HORNER'S CORNER, Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th II
BUICK "a 4-dr. super: dyna.: r.
n: pVt: owner; good tires and
paint; Si,6S5 cash. tn. 2-60l6.
1850: also, 81. Both
nice cars; 1907 inspection guar.
anteed; low as SIS to Sl45 DIN
SO wk Open 9-S wkdys PAPPY's
AUTOS. 1888 l4th st. NV. AID
BUICK 1919 Super 4-dr.; r. and h
good tires, good paint; very clean;
gen. cond. excel; $500. ia. 7-S191
BUICK 40 customlined: AS Road.
master engine, dual carb. and ex.
hauSt.; new maroon paint lob
$3.50. or best offer. JU. 9-4O61 IS
BUICK 1855 Special hardtop Rivi.
era; sale by owner; 2-tone: fully
equipped with power steering, r
ana r.. 1000 mi: 1868 below cost
SO. S-al57. 10
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CHEVROLET 80 1-ton stake sold
ana seryiced by us since new, Real
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MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

WANTED, bulldozer. medium size.
diesel. for new rambler or new
house trailer. JU. h-6533. So
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CONNECTICUT AVENUE

Store 1880. plus balcony in
shopping center Customer parking
S22b per month. Call Mr.. Golden
berg. DREYFUSS BROTHERS. 1919
18th st NV. MA. S-05S0, sun. and
ewes, OIL. 4-305T. Is
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BUICK 1854 Special Riviera; r. and
h.; dynahow;. 2-tone finish: 1.Ta6.
Remember all our cars AZ guar
anteed.
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HEAVY RETAIL TRAFFIC.

Permanent corner near 18th and
oSo Sa IT. r0 in bsn 9oo 4oft ironEaSs
on Columbia I'd: will remodel or sub
divide Call Mr.. Goldenberg. DREY-
FUSS BROTHERS. 1919 18th st
w.. Ma. S-05S0; Sun. and ewes.
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FARMS
9H4 ACRES. q sci

9S4 ACRES. 3 sets of bldgs.; approx
W vSH aS pasture Va: ls sPso.ooo mi wit Fl
consider smaller farm in trade. CT
6-0g6d
~ ACRES, 6-room and bath house;
2 &C, open fertile land; IS mi
Fairfax. Va, ~ mi. Key Bridge;
only $4,000. MILLS REALTY Co,
Annandale, Va, CL 6-O9H4