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gress may curtail many of its ex-
penditures and one of the chief
targets, apparently, is the aid
given to local school commune
ties.
IF the current expense is
cut or eliminated, it can be a
severe blow to the teachers Of
the State as the greater part Of
the funds received from the Fed
eral Government is for teachers
salaries or to replace local money
that is spent for teachers SAL
aries"
He said the aid this year will
amount to SAT million to the
Maryland school system. Hard
est hit by any reduction would
be the counties in the WASH
ington suburban area.
Montgomery County this year
will receive $1.3 million, the
equivalent Of $597 per teacher.
Elimination Of the Federal aid
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Seventh Day Adventists
To Meet June 6

BALTIMORE. May 20 (R.-
The annual Today conference
OF Maryland Delaware Seventh
Day Adventists will open June q
at suburban Gainesville, Chesa-
peake Conference oficials an
nounced today.
Members from sections Of vir-
ginia and West Virginia also will
attend the annual meeting. Of
ficials Of the church from WASH
ington and Takoma Park, Nd,
will be among the speakers.
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MckeIdinM Moves to Block
Gaming Boot OHVirqinio

ANNAPOLIS. May 30 (R.-
The Governor Of Maryland has
: thrown the prestige Of his ONCE
against plans for q Potomac
River gambling boat operating
on Freestone Point, Va.
In q strongly worded letter,
Gov. Theodore r. McKeldin yes
terday urged revocation Of q
liquor permit granted the boat
operators by the Board Of LIZ
cense Commissioners Of Charles
County. Maryland.
Maryland owns the Potomac
up to the low-water mark on the
Virginia side. Property owners
along the Virginia border had
protested that they would sufs
fer great loss of real estate
values If the riverboat were al
lowed to operate.
1T is quite obvious, Of course. I"
Gov. McKeldin wrote Howard
Townsend. head Of the Charles
County liquor board, that the
operation Of this floating tavern
and gambling establishment is q
deliberate abuse of Maryland
proprietorship over the Potomac
River for the sole and selfish
purpose Of fiouting the liquor
and gambling laws Of the Com
monwealth Of Virginia.
1T also Is an abuse Of the
special privilege which Charles
County shares with only Q few
Of her neighboring counties for
the licensing Of coin-receiving
machines"
Slot Machines Noted
The Governor noted that the
boat operators had applied to
county ofncials for q license to
install 200 slot machines on the
boat.
The county and three others
In Southern Maryland-Anne
Arundel. Ct. Marys and Calvert
were described in legislative
Committee hearings last winter
as the only section Of the United
States, outside Of Nevada, where
slot machines are legal.
Slot machines licensed by
Charles County have been OPP
Grated for years in establish
ments built out into the river on
piers at Colonial Beach, Va. One
Colonial Beach establishment has
more slot machines than any in
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Man Survives Cuve-in,
lis Killed by Second

BALTIMORE, May 80 R.-
Rescuers had uncovered c. A
Davis after a cave-in and were
giving him oxygen yesterday
when a second cave-in buried
him and the oxygen equipment
He was pronounced dead after
being uncovered q second time
The laborer was working in
a sewer trench at a church con-
struction job in suburban Dun
dalk.
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New Law to Speed Up
I roHic in MARYLAND

Not only will motorists be able to drive faster
in Maryland after midnight tomorrow night they are apt
get in trouble If they drive too slow"
Those two of the vehicle laws enacted by the
1857 Maryland Legislature earlier this take effect
June l.
The maximum speed limit will up to so miles
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~ Receive Diplomas
At HedqesviIIe Hiqh

MARTTNSBURG. w. Va, May
80 (SpeciaD .-Hedeesville High
School has graduated ~ stu
dents at public exercises.
THE w~a A,..A.s.
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Maryland Schools Head
Warns About Aid Loss
BY 4 star stan Correspondent

BALTIMORE. May 30-Dr. Thomas G. Pullen State super
ntendent Of schools today warned counties receiving soced
Federal impact aid to be prepared for reduction elimination
Of such aid.
within the past few days. the school chief
Board Of Education there have been Indications Com
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dividual establishment in Mary.
land.
Gov. McKeldin also sent q
copy Of the letter to Mrs. Mary
A. Gardner. Charles County SLOT
machine clerk.
He asked that the license an.
plication. II not already acted
on. be denied and, II already ap-
proved, be reconsidered and
turned down.
"a county ofncial said the
application had not been acted
on. John L. Sullivan. chairman
Of the Board Of County Commits
sioners. said the commissioners
planned to meet Tuesday with
liquor and slot machine officials }
1T wen might be added F"
Gov. McKeldin wrote Mrs. Gard
ner. that the creation Of such
instances Of injustice to A
neighboring commonwealth and
embarrassment to the State of
Maryland could develop a situa.
ton in which the General As
sembly would take away the
peculiar privilege accorded
Charles County q few neighbour
ing counties to licenses slot
machines.
Apologies TO STANLEY
Gov. MeKeldin wrote a third
letter to Gov. Thomas B. Stanley
OF Virginia. apoloeizinR and
expressing hope that public
pressure will serve to erase the
injustice involved II reason on
the part Of Charles County ON.
Gals fails to do So"
The Governor noted that he
lacks even "the slightest au-
thority In this matter" The
county liquor board Is appointed
BY the county commissioners.
In his letter to the LIQUOR
board head. the Governor said:
I emphatically urge, sir, that
you and your colleagues. for the
sake Of Maryland's good name
and that Of Charles County. take
the necessary steps as promptly
as possible to rescind this permit. .
Gov. McKeldin returned yes
teroay from a trip to Europe
and Africa. He told Gov. Stanley
ne learned about the issuance OF
the liquor permit upon his return
from abroad.
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Road Contract
Rules Stiffened

BALTIMORE May 80 (R.-
New, more stringent qualifica-
tons for contractors seeking
State work were adopted yester-
day by the State Roads Com
mission.
The disqualification regula-
tions." drawn up with the aid
Of the Maryland Contractors AS
ISOLATION were first submitted to
the commission by Chief En-
gineer Norman Pritchett last
week.
The new rules require:
I. The prime contractor to list
his equipment and experience
before bidding on q contract in
stead Of after receiving the con.
tract.
2. The prime. contractor to list
the subcontractors he plans to
use at the time he submits his
bid.
3. subcontractors to be pre-
qualified.
Statement on Finances
4. A financial statement from
all contractors stating how much
work on q dollar volume they
are capable of handling at any
one time.
Although the new require.
ments will not 60 into effect
until August II, State law re-
quires contractors wishing to bid
for State jobs to submit their
equipment and experience ques-
tionnaires rs days prior to the
effective date. which would be
July 6.
The financial statement Of ca
pability also will be due at this
time.
In other business. the commits
sion approved 1892 900 worth
Of Federal highway aid agree
ments with the Federal govern
ment. 1t also approved the pro-
gramming Of Sl,9S5, 900 in
Federal aid urban funds already
available to the State for use
by Baltimore City.
Projects Covered
The agreements with the Fed.
eral Government made available
these Federal funds for the fol-
lowing projects:
$3.960.000 for the relocation of
U. s. IL from U. s. 40 at Hagers-
town northward to the Pennsyl-
vania State line. a distance Of
about five miles.
$l.44e.l00 for construction Of
dual bridges to carry the Balti-
more Beltway over Patapsco
River near Wades Bridge in
Anne Arundel County.
$4l4.000 for q bridge over the
W shington circumferential
highway at the Washington
Annapolis Expressway.
The State will match the
Federal funds in construction OF
each Of these projects.
Programmed for Baltimore
City was $l.ss5.000 In Federal
aid urban funds for Q $3.50, 900
Northern Parkway project. This
left an unprogrammed balance In
the States ALLEGATION Of Federal
urban funds Of S1.636,75l.
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Aikens Charles L.
Albright Gary D.
AlRer. Kenney
Alther, Barbara A.
Anderson. June
Anderson. Ronald O
Angelo. Madeline
Arvin. Jack Lee
Baker, Joe lrven
Barnes. Silvia
Barney, Roger A.
Beard, Roger q.
Bender. Barbara J.
Brining. Earl I,
Brown, Peggy \.
Bryariy, r. q.
Butler, Priscilla II.
Callahan. Betty J.
Cazer. Kenney ".
Chambers. A, B., jr.
Chambers. Margaret
Chambers, Patricia
Chambers. Patrick
Chapman, James n,
Chrisman, Carroll G.
Clarke. Richard d.
Clevenger, Steven q.
Coleman, Charles W
Collins. Donna j.
Collie, Enc q.
Conklyn, Janice n.
Corby, X. W., jr.
Costello, Patricia A.
Crook. David M.
Grouse, Phyllis d.
Decker, Paul n.
Dick, Nancy NJ.
Dodson, Beverly L
Downey, Phyllis r.
Drummond, r. NJ, ir,
Dunn. Freeda v.
Ellis, Jack A.
Emmons, Roy T.
Englebrieht, Shirley
Everhart, stephen
Everhart, Wray NJ.
Eversole, Charles A.
Files, Linda l..
Ford, Douglas =.
Frankenberry, r. ID.
Fulk. Rodney Clay
Oosnell, Dale p.
GRANT, Yvonne
Grapes, Curtis q.
0fegory,Nancy Lou
Gum, Charles Lee
Outekunst, Linda
Hainee, ErmA Lee
Henseli. Ruth A.
Hicks, Dale e.
billiard, Dorothy ].
Hosbin. Wls.yr.
Hun. Harold w.
Hun, John Ward
James. B SUWliS 9.
johnson, c, =.
Kefshner, Patricia
kesecker, Marjorie
Keeecker, Phyllis
Kilbef. Barbara l..
kursey, Glenn p.
Kuraey, Owendolyn
Lamp. Harold Z. c.
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graduates.

naAhbCo.
LaRue. sandra A.
Lemaster, Ella r..
Lemaster. Harvey Z.
Leonard, Dale A.
Linton, Beatrice L.
Long, Robert Tee
Martin. Martha
Mauck, Gary M.
Mcdaniel. Patricia
Mckee, Jack Levi
Miller, CAROLYN r.
Miller. Eileen D,
Miller, Hazel v.
Miller. James NJ.
Miller, John Curtis
Miller, Merle T.
Miller. Sherry Q.
M0ler. Tormas G.
MORAN, Mary 10 Q,
Myers, Kay Saladini
Owens. Jean
Palmer. Donald n.
Palmer, Jerome J.
Palmer. William r.
Parkinson, Gloria A,
Perrell. Shirley j.
Phillips, q. B., jr.
Pitzer. Doris Ann
Pitzer Larry NJ.
Polsal. Dorothy X.
Poland. Betty Jane
b.o,tMtss.. 'Yvonne Lee
Red. Franklin p.
Reid. Henry. Barton
Richard. Dale L.
RI tenour, Victor Z.
hiner Charles A.
ss :s;s!E.ss::IL Sy sSssy l.
salter. J. W.. III
Sayille. 10 Ann
schill. Patricia n.
shaher. Rebecca J.
Sharpe. Neva q.
Shihett. joyce Ann
Shirley. Paul q.
9hriver, Carlton \.
sine, Joann d,
Sine, Thomas j.. ir.
Small. Mary X,
Smith. David Lee
Smith. Donna Fsye
snyder. Joanna L.
Snyder SINGER: Mae Ehirley
SIM jo6 Rsiin junior
stone. William X, y
,Tahler, Carol Jean
Talbot, Carol Jean
TssSS:srrisE. = CIR.
Thatcher. Rebecca
Thompson. G. n,
Thho ornPs,sss Gc .,.I
T.Lr l. Norma Jane
Tutwller. Lola Ice
xalQrsdale n. W.
Ww :lI:s. yS osSalS E.
Wendell. Juanita J
Williamson. J. A.
Wilson. Mary Ellen
Wolf, Peegy Ann
woodward n. N.
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The graduates:


Alvey, Guy r.
Dillon, james n.
Dirtins, 0w'lyn X,
Donaldson, Mary d.
Dugan, Charles n.
Duke, Frances y.
Ellis, Marvin Nick.
Eversole, 0prge W.
Folts, Duane y.
Gamble, Carolyn o.
1illinger. Arabeila J
Kesecker, Loette y.
Lehew. Nancy l..
Michael Mary L.
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Graduates
Students

MARTINsBURo. W. Va, May
50 (SpeciaD .-Martinsburg High
school graduated Q class Of l5e
students at public exercises here
with DR.. David z. Nudge. prin-
cipal, presiding.
The speaker was Prof. Charles
Borum Seibert. Of the Electrical
Engineering Department Of West
Virginia University, a graduate
OF the high school here.
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Miller Peggy L.
PinEiey, David
Riner. Qeorge r.
Riser. kenneth W.
Saunders, J'line A.
ss s.rm. y, Hes;;l.,
9perow, Phyllis p.
epies, Barbara J.
Thomas, Barbara A
WATSON, Charles J
Wilson, Barbara =.
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| IS to so miles an
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BoATS

25-FT. CRUISING sLOOP. inboard
engine. head, full equipment, top
condition. Sacrifice. III. 0-7333.
DOCKAGE, season rate, April through
Oct: OBJ. runabouts, $50: tnboards
and odtboards, l6 to ~ IT,, $50,
Free use OF launching ramp. MA
RINE MART, 940 Maine ave. s,w.,
81. $3.50.
CHESAPEAKE RAY TROLLER. con-
yerted to FUN boat: 4S-ft. long b
marine motors, excel for fishing
party: $4,000. Call Severna Park
1lT7-J
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TRUST NOTES FOR sALG

End TRUST. ga yrs. old.
prompt payments: S2,525 at 6es,
$35 mo-; secured northwest prop
erty; excel maker. Priced at ST.
$50. Call Mr. Knapp with THOMAS
J. FISHER & CO., ia. .5-266l.
End TRUST. $3.50, payable $25
mo-. Mont. Co.: excellent maker.
Price, 81 $50. 10. 4-S250; ewes.
TIL. 2-4o4l. :,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FORD 1854 Custom VS. sedan; radio
and and only 81, 90. Car No. 4 iIs CAT
MONROE FORD
1897 East-West Hwy, Sill. SPY, Nd.
Open Evenings TIL 0 JU. 5-7sl4
FORD '55 Crown Victoria: Fordo-
matte drive. r. and h.. 2-tone paint,
low mileage; immaculate: 81. sos.
Sth and o, DE. S-470O.
FORD 80 Custom IS" Tudor: ;.
don't miss this BARGAIN, only $685.,
FRANK SMALL q
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii 2-9s2f
FORD SO Fairlane club sedan; Ford
omatic. radio, heater and other
antee; 81 .7a5. LOGAN (Fordj, 354O
14th st. NV, n, 2-4I0O.
FORD 80 Tudor; Mileage Maker
custom seat covers; 2-tone green
finish; excellent condition; $3.50;
TRIANGLE FORD
3010 R. /. AVE. NE. DE. 2-63O2
FORD "a Victoria; fully equipped;
n-tone. hnlsh. Immaculate condt-
ton: l0,000-mile or l-year guar
antee 1895. LOGAN Ford, $40
l4th st. NV. tn. 2-4100.
FORD 56 Customline VS. club Sc
dan; Fordomatic, r., h., Wv. tires;
beautiful red and black finish; low
miiease; 9O-dsy warranty; 81 sos.
Silver Spr. MotorCo. of D. c.
1905 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-3103
FORD 1885 Fsirlane VS. sedan; Q
a fine MoN-RoAD-ABLE car for
only Sl,399, carrying our 30-day
no-cost warranty. Car No. 376-A.
MONROE FORD p
open E E1eni1ss III hYS ST. w. sOs s:7 "a
FORD SO Victoria Tudor; 2-tone;
81 795: OWNER Sh. J J2i0 5-@ss ;. SEM
FORD 1856 VS. customline Tudor:
2-tone. Wv. tires; auto. trans
mission, RADIO. heater, turn sig
nails. 1000 miles. Diplomat leav.
rs . Ss.as7sss" G nome ai@ EN- N s Isl M
F or v. az Victoria 2;tone black black
anu yNlApNt WV llIEoG pCIAECt
shape; $685.: terms. L ST. MO.
TORS. 92nd and L NV.
FORD SO Custom IS" Tudor; fully
equipped, sparkling finish, one
owner, like new, low mileage:
10.000-mile or l-year guarantee;
S795. LOGAN (Fordl. 3540 14th
ST. NV, TU. 2-4l00.
FORD 50 9-passenger station wagon;
and h. NASH ARLINGTON. ia.
$1,000.
FORD 1858 Custom Fordor: 2-tone
blaze, radio, heater, many other
extras: TODAY'S BEST BUY. Ss46.
CONVICTION MOTOR CO.. INC
1901 Wis. ave, Beth, Nd, OIL.
2-1200.
FORD ~ CuStomlinc VS. Ford
org. black finish. inmac. int: r. and
h; Fordomatic: 2?.uO0 actual mnes
by one owner: special value today,
only SSa5.
OLMSTEAD (OLDS)
1000 Wilson BLVD. Arl. ia. 7-S400
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sTROUT CATALOG, free Farm.
homes, businesses. "a states
BTROUTS REALTY. 1854 Wood
ward Bldg. Wash. StearlinR 3-37s4
WELL KNOWN historic estate for
sale. nr will trade for ID c prop
erty. Outstanding IN beauty has
been restored authcnticallv or in
rerfect eond Price 500 600. can
he hnaneed. Box Blob. Star.
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FARMS Cont

=. T. VALLEY. ! rich. picturesque
farming area only 40 mi. p. c., re:
nowned for its soil in Va; l6o
acres with fast-running stream,
large springs, cattle-srazinR land
7-rm. older house. a cattle barn
with STORAGE space; nice view: only
$4,000; substantial cash; owner
CO, JE. 4-4O40. Open . till 0.
INVESTORS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and increasing value po,enpIl Ian IN
OF Standards property at inter-
change in Gaithersburg. First time
offered and priced at figure con-
sistent with value set by Govern
ment on Bureau of Standards tract.
Exclusive. ROMER &, CO., REAL
TORS, GAITHERSBURG 299.
VA.-360 acres; SAT 30
per acre. Very fertile gently rolling
FIELDS. la-mi. river. frontage. Build
ings are poor. but farm Will proouce
profitably. Please call for more
details. SIGLER g. CO, ST. 3-72s3:
DAIRY FARM with appre-
citation value. Loudoun Co. Va;
2.7-mi. I'd. frontage. only. 80 M;
D. c. Land nearby SELLING toT Soog
tenant houses. To settle estate;
S55, 200. Mr. OLSON. wO. 6-3437
WHY NOT RETIRE ON A BEAUTl.
Full VIRGINIA FARMe We have
farms OF all sizes from 10 acres 10
1000 acres. Priced from $500 pei
acre to $1,000 per acre. within
40 minutes OF D. c. We will be
delighted to show you these at any
time. Please call r. P. HILTEN
ia. 5-l717; ewes. ia 7-0355
LAURIE CORP. 1884 Wilson blvd.
Arlington.
FOUR BEDROOM and bath home or
about acres near interchanTe
garage. chicken house and small
outbuildings; $4,000.
a36-ACRE FARM; hard road
frontaee: at a little over 500 pei
acre Now rented, so for good in.
vestment and week end place, 4
makes an economical ARRANGEMENT.
INVESTMENT FARM of 37S
acres: centrally located, at a little
over $500 per acre.
OUR $50 FARM LlSTINGS. oil
every description, can save yot
lots OF time ROMER & CO, REAL.
TORS. GAITHERSBURG 2qg
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DESK SPACE

AN ..xECUTIvE desires to share his
located. modern, downtown Office
building, for similar occupancy.
Reasonable, month. to-month ten.
ancy Box 1lB-B, Star.
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alCOuNTRY ESTATESl"

Beautiful old lO-rm. home: 3 FIRE:
places. baths, h.-wh.: tenanS
houses. 173 a., good. 3O-cow dairy
sell with or without stock snd euuip-
ment.
Horse raiser's dream farm. IS q,
Beaut. main dwell. . cottages. all
mod 55 q. blue grass fenced end
or. fenced with VII planking. Space
will not permit good description.
more information call
Vienna. Va. DU. $500
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CHEVROLET So station wagon; r.
h a-tone finish extra clean; one
owner: 81 .395
Silver Spr. Motor Co. of D. C.
zoos Ga. Ave. NV. IA. 9-31 Oh
CHEV. So de luxe 2-door; heater
and powerslide; s505,
ge-Hughes Buick, Inc,
62i ARL. BLVD, FALLS CHI, VA.
,JE J-l1S0
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OLMSTEAD (OLDS)

9OO1 wilson Blvd. Arl IA. 7-S4n0
CHEW. '54 7-passenger Bel Air sta.
wac, r and h.. power steering;
IS | 1895.
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
o2i ARL. BLVD, FALLS CHI. VA.
IN l.I1Sn
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UNUSUAL VALUE

UN UOUAb VALOE
Settlement OF 472-acre Va estate;
must be sold. 90 minis. from District
Beautiful view of mountains Large
Colonial mansion surrounded with
meadows. 100 acres in woodland
All necessary bldgs. for successful
cattle operation; stream and black
TOP road through property. SIGLFR
a. CO. ST 3-72s2; ewes. AID. 4
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OLMSTEAD (OLDS)

DODGE 81 2-dr. hardtop: equipped
$3.50 down, take over balance Of
$500, LU. 1850.
DODGE =" Coronet 4-door: radio.
heater. gyromatic transmission: ex-
continually clean: low MILEAGE: S525.
WHEELER, INC. CHRXSLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV EN-, 2-lO2O
DODGE 1856 Sierra station wagon /:
1000 miles; good condition: low
price, BURROWS MOTOR co, 900
NJ 81. Sc. Ii. 4-S3O0. 18th year.
DODGE 81; runs and looks like
new, S2g5, terms. Sa5 down. Mr.
topper, LA. $4,000. ROPER MO-
TORS.
DODGE "a VS. Royal 4-dr. sedan:
powerfiite equipped, 2-tone green
NER'S COR. Buick Dealer. Fla. ave.
ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-64fi4.
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CHEVROLET SIS Bel Air 2-dr.: VS.
motor. powerglide, r. and h.. turn
signals; 2-tone blue finish; extra
clean, i-owner car; 1.495. written
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TRIANGLE FORD

1910 r. l. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
CHEVROLET 81 9-dr.: straight
shift heater. $4,000 NIL: excel
oond.. l owner. S445. 10. s-67S6.
CHEVROLET 'a6 Bel Air VS. 4-dr.
hardtop: powerglide, T., h. power
9u-day warranty: S2.Og5.
Silver Spr. Motor Co. of D. c.
zoos Ga. Ave. NV. ia. a-3l n3
CHEVROLET '55 "2lO" VS.: r. and
h., pow erglide, one owner s .305.
CAITHNESS RUICK
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CHEW. IS IS" Bel Air cow; strik-
ing 2-tone copper maroon and white.
harmoniZine vinyl interior. white
top. Wv. tires: low-milease; one
owner car which reflects the finest
of care WATA warranty; specially
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont,

BUICK 1862: r., h., 2-tone gray:
clean, good running cond. tn.
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CHEVROLET "a Bel Air 2-dr.; this
economy car has everything. per-
feet tires. glistening twe-tone
finish. radio and heater; .he IN
terror Is Of plus twp-tone, you
can't beat this price Of only ShH5.
with 3n-day guarantee. LOGAN
Ford. 1850 goth ST. NV, Dl. =
tknD
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Washingtons Oldest Olds Dealer
1925 Goth st. NV. DI. T-l003
FORD 1919 Fordor VS.; orig. owner,
low mileage: clutch. muffler. brake
lining last VI: heater, tires and
paint good: no accidents; good run
ming cond.; 5000 cash. LA. g. 244.
21s
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Haywood Shopping Center
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE Mont Co. Md.
zoned liGht industrial. 5000 so II
HA 7-7212
sra AND PENNA. AVE. NV 5. 600
So It. Of storage for $3.50. J. LEO
KOLB CO., FE. 3-2l00.
NEW BUILDINGS now available for
Industrial. warehousing and dis
tribution in 9-l2-2l- 80. 900 feet
units. Designed for low cost labor
operation with every modern tacii-
ity Inspection by appointment,
Union 4-S003: Sat. and Sun,
Juniper 5-5235.
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Virginia Palisades

VII 644I1ct I ctK1otININO
Approx. 34-acre site: beaut. trees:
lI0-ft frontage on the Potomac;
located N. Ari. within 3 mile of
Chain Bridge; city water: riparian
rights; $4,000. excellent terms.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.. ex-
elusive agent, ia. 4-1400.
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DE SOTO IS Firedome VS. sports
model hardtop: attractive LexlnRton
green finish; harmonizing interior
offset by Wv tires: a host OF fea-
lures, Incl, power seats and power
brakes. a one-oTner car that is in
really too cond. Was S2.l95. now
0piv 81 SgG
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ROYAL MOTORS. INC.

CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
leo Georeia Ave. NV. IA. 10000
CHRYSLER 80 Windsor 4-dr. sedan;
hrand-new. equipped with torque-
flight transmission, power steering,
safety padded dash. heater and de-
froSter. oil filter. sport tone paint.
outside mirror. large wheel discs.
complete light package. undercoated
and winterisec: S3.295 delivered. all
Federal taxes paid: cash or easy
terms with your car in trade. Free
3-year warranty. ia 2-4100.
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FRANK SMALL

1900 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 2-as27
FORD '56 Fairlane Country Sedan
s-pass. station wagon: Fordomatic
heater: 2-tone finish with matchtng
vinyl interior: only $3.50 miles
S3.la5.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
ll2l oIst St. NV DI. T-0ll1
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18th and R /. Ave. NE. LA. 6-663o
CHEVROLET 81 dc luxe 4-door:
automatic trans. r. and h., good
tires: good condition: only S495.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
.1I2l 2Ist st. NV DI. 7-0ll1
CHEV. 1856 station WAGON: must
sacrifice, less than 10000 miles,
like new: r. and h.. white tires /:
no reasonable offer refused. JE.
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$1,000. OWNER. 10. 2.O23O.