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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
Full Of vim,
vigor and
B action

1.-the sweet, smooth and sassy new Chevy
It's plenty frisky, that's for sure. Tucked
away under that neatly tailored hood
is the perkiest power you ever put toe
to. But for all its high.spirited ways,
Chevy's beautifully behaved
Got any tough hills around where you live the kind
that make Car gasp for second wind? Turns that make
a swayheavy? Well, they won't be there when you
ride by in a new Chevrolet
car has to have lot in the performance department
to make promise like that and this ones waiting with
all the response and vim it takes to back up lust
check with anyone who's driven new Chevy!
It's not matter of power alone this nible Chevrolet
performance, although the powers there all right, in
options up to 245 hp* It's also what goes along with
the power the solid and careful way Chevy is
put together
Chevrolet sets its wheels fousquare on the road and
keeps them there in beautiful balance. Chevy steers
with relaxed touch and responds to the gentes hint on
the Wheel while the Chevy suspension and springs help
assure smoother, easier, steader ride.
There's key waiting at your Chevrolet dealers that
will let you Chevrolet in action for yourself Pick
it up for awhile but don't be surprised if you find it
jingling in your pocket for keeps. -
Optional extra COST 2Ohb hishbomoncs VS. engine also
available extra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

moderate exposure. the patients
may develop mild chronic re-
spiratory illnesses. Beginning
with a hacking cough. some
fever and sore throat, the in
juries to the lungs become
worse. Later X-rays often show
a condition that looks much
like tuberculosis.
After exposure there are gen.
orally several days before symp-
toms appear. Probably, the
physician said, this is due 70
the protective mucous coating
of the lungs.
ut would seem logical that
the simple application Of q
neutralizing agent. such as So
dunn bicarbonate, to the mu-
cosa of the respiratory tract
during the latent interval would
be an effective method of pre-
venting tissue destruction" he
concluded.
Furthermore. a simple testing
device that will warn workers
of the presence of nitrogen di-
oxide in the atmosphere Is
being developed. he added.
DR.. Grayson declared further
investigation should be made
to see whether or not more
persons in many other fields
are not affected by known and
unknown concentrations of nj
trogen dioxide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
TODAY IN MEDICINE
'SiIo-FiIIer's Disease
Seen in Smog Deaths

THE concentrations that
have been discovered at Donora
(Pa.). in London. and in Los
Angeles have not been more
than enough to be annoying"
On the other hand, DR.. Gray
son pointed out, some studies
on air pollution have shown
that there is significant
amount of the oxides of nitro
gen present in some urban at
mospheres."
Industrial Hazard
Nitrogen dioxide is also a
health hazard faced by persons
who manufacture nitric acid,
explosives, dyes. lacquers and
certain types of films and cell
luloids. 1t is encountered in
bleaching cotton and raw silk,
etching with certain acids,
trate nitrate under drought
conditions. When eaten by cat
tie the nitrate may be con-
verted to nitric and is absorbed
from the digestive tract, caus-
ing illness.
Symptoms in Persons
Among humans, in cases Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
Mother Pleads Guilty
In Beutinq of Son

A 20 year old mother
pleaded guilty yesterday in
Municipal Court to a simple
assault charge of striking her
5-year-old son with a board
and belt.
She is Mrs. Karlena Carter
of the 700 block Of Second
street NV. The boy. Karl, was
treated at Children's Hospital
for bruises and released. Later
he was admitted to the District
General Hospital for observa-
ton.
Judge John j. Malloy re-
ferred the case to the proba-
ton officer for investigation
and set December 10 as the
date for sentencing. Police
Quoted Mrs. Carter as saying
she was "disciplining" the boy
when she struck him. +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
By CHARLES G. BROOKS

Nitrogen dioxide pneumonia,
often called "silo-filler's dis
ease" may well be the cause
of smog deaths.
1t is known to strike cattle
and it is believed to be respon-
sible for the deaths of many
victims of smoke inhalation at
accidental fires.
Although farmers have long
recognized the potential dan
gers of working inside silos with
corn silage, the term "silo-
filters disease" was not official
ly coined until 1856 in the
medical world.
Now it is recognized as a
type Of pneumonia or respira-
tory ailment that strikes others
in many occupations an d
places.
This recognition is posing a
number of questions for physi-
clans, according to DR.. R. r.
GraySon of Perryville, Mo. He
reported on the problem in the
current issue of GP. the month
~ journal of the American
Academy of General Practice.
Ensilage Ferments
In the silo. the disease may be
caused by inhaling gases given
off by fermenting ensilage that
has a high nitrate content. The
gases mix with oxygen and
water producing caustic acids
when inhaled. according to the
report, depending upon the ex-
posure and the nitrate content
of the gases.
zone of the most dramatic
episodes of nitrogen dioxide
pneumonia that has occurred
was in the Cleveland Clinic dis
aster of 1929" DR.. Grayson
wrote.
I'm this fire. roentgen-ray
(X-ray) films burned and pro-
duced a dense. brownish gas
that was considered to be nox-
ious and responsible for many
deaths. This gas was found to
be nitrogen dioXide."
Some Of the casualties of the
Cocoanut Grove disaster in Bos-
ton may have been due to nitro
gen dioxide liberated when the
plastic (nitro-cellulose) uphol-
stery was burned" he added.
Sm0g Possibilities Cited
zone other very important
place where we should look for
the possibility Of nitrogen diox-
ide pneumonia is in smog."
DR.. Grayson pointed out that
researchers often have incrimi-
mated sulfur dioxide for smog
victims.
However. in the smogs that
have been investigated to date.
a concentration of sulfur diox-
ide in the atmosphere has not
been found that has been strong
enough to produce any disease.
j cleaning tanks and towers and
welding.
Forage poisoning has been
reported in cattle. due to high
nitrate concentrations In forage
and silage. Many cereal grasses
such as oats. wheat. corn and
pasture grasses readily concen-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
LAW IN THE NEWS
BY PHIL YEAGER and
JOHN STARK

Enrol Flynn, Irish actor who
has intermittently been page
one news ever since he crashed
the Hollywood barrier as Cap
tain Blood" more than 20 years
ago, has been at it again.
Several weeks ago Mr.. Flynn
went to Holllywood's annual
Ballyhoo Ball of the Publicists
Association. a costume party
attended by hundreds and
Boosting an inexhaustible sup
ply of spirits.
The actor wound UP in Jail.
along with Maura FitzGibbon,
Dublin-born actress. He was
fingerprinted and booked on a
drunk charge after allegedly
stealing a policeman's badge
and a kiss from the policeman's
wife. Mr.. Flynn said he GER
tainly was not drunk. He was
Just having fun.
Specific Grounds Confused
Now he says he will sue the
authorities. Some reports have
said he will base his suit on
false arrest-others have said
he will charge false imprison-
ment.
: The apparent discrepancy
has produced a number of in
quiries from people wanting to
know the difference.
Well. there isn't much.
AS a cause for bringing suit
they are identical. That is, the
wrong or injury done to the
person complaining is the same
in either case. It consists OF
the fact that he or she was
unlsl fully detained and /or IL
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LAW IN THE NEWS
Latest Flynn Incident
Poses Legal Question

legally deprived of his or her
personal liberty. 1t doesn't
make any difference whether
the Imprisonment lasted 80
days or 80 minutes. If 1t was
unlawful, the party responsible
for it is liable for the conse-
quences.
Circumstances Important
The chief distinction between
false arrest and false imprison-
ment is in the way the trouble
comes up. False arrest occurs
when the detention or imprison-
ment is caused by some asserted
legal authority, such as a police
man, a guard, a constable. ETC..
acting in his official capacity.
False Imprisonment is the term
used to describe the detention
when 1t is caused by some
private person acting to further
private ends.
If Mr.. Flynn's assertions are
true, his case would be a good
example Of false arrest. But
note this situation. Some years
ago local politician in small
Midwest town. worried about an
impending election. invited the
opposition candidate to dinner
two days before the voting. He
managed to get his guest drunk
and then locked him UP in a
sausage cellar until the cleo
ton was over and won. That
was false Imprisonment.
Clearly. Imprisonment exists
in both kinds of cases. The diff
ference is in who causes 1t and
why?
Tuesdov-Birth control: q Ieoal
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THE SUNDAY STAR Bio
Washington, D. C. K
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1851

Oates st, me-. Is days; Reginald A.
Lee !. lSss South Carolina aye. Sc, 80
ne. is days; George A. calis. 5siz
s sSs ssn RsaTi: a IE 5Sss kPes ~
Sc, is days: Matthew A: Battle. s54
days; Robert j. cctfer, iss Il st. sc.
H II lin st. G a'e... 50 days and trans
school; Johnnie N. Evans, % Kennedy
Il 18th hs s. n ne aay 81 asss Eissoith
Howell, $500 Grant st. ne, 20 days;
Willie A. Miller. 1923 Sth st. NV. 10
days; Kari Schroeder. 4427 Potomac
p Archie S's Sss. Ell if4t sd Sss.
800 Dahlia St. NV. 5 days: Percy
Samueis, 5000 Jay st, ne. days ana
franc School James R. sPrinsss r:t se2s
BIO W st;; Sc. 10 days: Charlie
Lewis c. Allen, $500 Holley ter Sc.
30 days James Ssvi z sSrton 4 MSn Hayss
cry. ia ninth 81. Sc. 80 days: Paul
Williams. jr., 1910 RigEs pl. NV. 80
days; Daniel R. THOMPSON, $3.50 oxon
Hill I'd Sc, 80 days: Leon I. Joiner
{ 4f Le ITs1s s. 81 RAM q 81 osS
IS DAYS; William H. Fountaine 400
Irving s.; NV. Is days: Gardner z:
William Will nSS N o0 HaWeins 81 80 b. irSinstol
st, Sc, Is days; Aionzo 8. Harden.
;. aocfsday Ala sth & nv: az
days; John A asvs srG TreSd So Adsms jr
1892 g st: Sc, 10 days; James Jay.
J. EIDE, ,4l9 E. Howell Alexandria.
VS. suspended DC StsI for failure to satisfy ,uds-
NV: Virginia Steward, 245 Elm ss:
NV: Reubin cartern IT.. 3ll7 I'D I'D
St. NV: James william nn rt Dean; cb1, iiSs
Rosedaie ave. Baltimore, Md; An-s
thony A. Lynch. 3O6 Upshur st: nv:
Alton Wise 9s 18th st. lanes nle M Nrtbar
Campbell, 42s 10Th St ne; John y.
~s Suspended rae for failure to file Insurance
Low " Tai, 3IO7 18th St NV;
Leroy c. Keppel. United States states Naval ava
George lawrence Better, 1908 Walter
n nj Beiin Hill. 1855 4th St ne:
Roberta E. Johnson: 1850 F st. Sc;
Paul Cecil johnson; 3a37 l5tn a. ST. ~ nv.
GSS S Wlif NE: s?h Reaace wisms
owen pi. ne: Wallace r. Turner 1909
Morris I'd, Sc; James ". Sheppare'
Wheeler. iff2 Corcoran st. NV; James
Robertson, a1s Q St NV; Edward n J..
ton. Va; Ernest E. Stallworth. 521S
Kansas ave NV; William Martin, 1914.
~ No D. c. Permit-No D; C. Registra-
tion-Robert George Wallace, 736 CO.
iumbia I'd. NV; James THOMPSON, ir.'
Is E st. s.w. Jimmie Stalhng Boone
67O5 F st.. Seat Pleasant, Md: Ken:
meth Gerinrer. AS x St sw :. Gsrfeld
GLADDEN.. 1908 9Th st; nv; Lowell os:
car Buckner.. 1897 Florida ave nv:
Herman Jacob Andes. 9OS 9th st. NV;
Frederick 1. Forbes. 345 18th st. Sc;
e Edwsrd Bean; 1897 sa S2d a. St; n nv:
James Alvin Roth, jr.. 1913 Fort Davis
pi. Sc; Joseph Ieander Massenburg'
sol 9th st. Sc; wesley BURY Petty,
1918 18th st. NV; Harold L. Cox, IL
Sd st. Sc: isaiah Hedgespeth, 1875
Howard I'd. sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

TRIUMPH 81 TR-3 sports car;
white with black and white up
holstcry; $500 miles; $1,000 or
best offer La. 6-2452.
TRIUMPH III 1856; brand-new
condition; must be seen to be ap-
preciated; 5000 miles: never
raced: equip. with tonneau, fog
lights and heater; $3.50. CO.
TRIUMPH 80 2-dr.; heater. light
gray finish Saa5 up tH % miles ssN fS the
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, li14
Open ewes. til o. Sat. til 5.
VOLKSWAGEN; sun roof; Ss95.
EV. 4-30S7.
VOLKsWAGEN 1888 sedan; good
condition; $1,000. LII. LOOPS.
VOLKSWAGEN "a: 1 owner: low
offer. JE. 4-0244.
VOLKsWAGEN 81 2-door sedan:
black, excel. cond.; Sl.700. EN-.
VOLKSWAGEN 1865 convertible;
black, Wv. tires, r. and h. NO.
VOLKswAGEN 81; spanking sill
yer blue CHA, w.-w.; very low mi.
S2.295 or best oner. WA. 7-O99o.
VOLKSWAGEN 1857 panel; like
new throughout: ladder racks;
priced far below market; 81 ,495.
JET ENGLISH FORD. 1884 Pa.
ave. Sc, Ii. 4-23OO.
VOLKSWAGEN CHA; $1,000 miles;
looks new; equipped; gear fans;
see. drive II. S2,l95. XII. S-1232.
VOLKSWAGEN 1857 CHA; black,
Wv. tires: immaculate condition.
JU S-7S95 or OIL. 2-l4S0.
VOLKSWAGEN 81 sunroof sedan;
Wv tires: 81 ,5S5. VIII. 6-5725
after q pm.
VOLKSWAGEN 1858 black de luxe
sedan: Wv. tires. dir. sigs., heat
er. side mirror; $50 mi. EN-.
2-06S5.
VOLKSWAGEN 1857 sedan; new;
no milease. Inquire week end
between . a.rn.-7 pm. 612 goth
ST. s. Arlinston. IT,
VOLKSWAGENS ST and IS sedans.
sun-roofs, convertibles. Ghia's;
choice OF colors; immed. delivery.
no waiting list: as low as sos down.
CARR DISCOUNT
4th and Mass Ave.
DI. 1922
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33 Permits Revoked,
1877 Get Suspensions

Thirtythree drivers permits revoked and 1877 sus
pended here last week. the District Department of Vehicles
and Traffic announced
addition persons charged with driving without
permit registration their privilege of being licensed
suspended until proof future financial responsibility
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
CONTINENTAL
MOTORS. LTD.

MOTORS, LTD.
14oi Rhode Island Ave NE
Omen 7:3O,I0 Sun. lo-S
sTUDEBAKER 1853 champiop h.t.
economy g.. str. trans, r.. h.:
excel: sac $595, 1900 Bladens-
burg I'd. ne. IL
STUDEBAKER 81 2-dr. sedan: r.
and h., .overdr:. clean. excel. cond.:
STUDEBAKER 1850 Commander
a tres; sa5 spd Fl RM aug s55 s5in'' new
sTUOEBAKER "a Landcruiser 4
do"- sedan; fully equipped, includ-
ing power steering and brakes.
Wv; tires; low mileage. one owner;
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 wis. Ave. OIL. 4-61OO
STUDEBAKER '54 Starlight coupe:
r. and h, auto. transm.; stylish,
sell this week: reas. IA. f-os4i.
STUDEBAKER "a 2-door station
extras: extremely clean. iow-miie-
age wagon: must see to appreciate.
Most economical wagon Of all to
operate: 1905.
LOGAN FORD
1850 Goth st. NV. DI. 7-5S00
THUNDERBIRD 1856: immaculate.
Just 5000 miles; luxury and pow:
er equipped. Lady owned as End
car. Retailed, $4,000. definite
bargain and sacrifice; S2,795 or
best immediate offer. ia 7-7S77.
THUNDERBIRD 1855 convertible;
r and h., Fordomatic, power steer
ing, Wv. tires; light green finish;
low mileage, / owner, excel. cond.;
$3.50
BREWER MOTORS
Sill Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. .2-7700
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Either you come out here this instant or
I'm going off with George"
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER 81 Custom sta. wag.: r.
and h. Cd: 1875. Pvt. owner
leaving U. s.. no. 2-6565, Apt.
JlS..
RAMBLER "a sta. wagon; good
cond.: val, S1.315;. 4-dr., 8 cyl.
cd. r.h.; quick sale, Sl,095, or
best offer. IA. 2-2133.
RAMBLER '55 Custom 4-dr. sedan;
yellow and black; Continental
wheel, r. and D., hydra: excel.
cond. $1,000. OIL. 2-S903.
RENAULT 1850 4-dr.: radio.
heater, seat covers, very econ;
500. AID. 4-4752.
POLLS ROYCE SO; brand-new:
S13.750. JACK PRY. l4th and P.
SIMCA
wAsHINgIoEs EXCLUSIVE
DOOPS. CONvERTIBLES. SIA-
TON WAGONS. Up TO 20 MILES
PER GALLON o. GAS. ONE OF
THE MARKET TODAY PRICES
START AS LOW AS
01 coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

Tuesaoy-Bith control: q Legal
toboo. 4
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1877 irving st. NV. AID. 4-S500
OLDS 1864 "9S" Holiday coupe;
fun power; excel. cond. $l,275.
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- = NF@NA
1890 NJ ST. NV FE. 3-o2O4
PONTIAC $50 chieftain de luxe
IS" 4-door. distinctive 2-tone
white with charcoal top. Inn
mAculate interior. fully equipped.
incl dual range hydra. one
owner car which reflects out
standing care: safety tested and
guaranteed Buy now and save.
Was 81 ,0pl; reduced to only $S05.
OLMS1EAD OLDS 1000 Wilson
blvd. Arl.. ia. 7-S40O.
PONTIAC "a Star CHIEF IS" 4-dr.;
hydra, T and h., Wv. tires. low
miles 81 1875. open today to o pm.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
zoos Ga. Ave. NV ia. 0-3iO3
PONTIAC. '55 Catalina hardtop:
white and blue: 2-tone interior 10
match: fully equipped. r. and h.,
Wv, tires. HYDRA. and recondi-
TONED; very clean; only Si,5D7.
Emerson &, Orme Buick
6l6 r. l. Ave. NE. Du. T-5eOO
a40l Penn. Ave. NV. FE $4,000
OPEN SUNDAY. ~ 70 9
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oLDs 1859 super "ss" s-dr, sedan:
lgood cond. q. h.; $3.50. LA.
6-2ies.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
OLDs 1850 Holiday cpe; T., h.; ex-
cellent; a real buy. 1896: terms.

OLDSMOBILE 1857 company cars
and demonstrators, choice SIS and
9Ss. also an "SS" convertible: get
our price before YOU trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

OLDSMOBILE 1858 "9S" de luxe
Holiday sedan: turquoise and white;
fully equipped, power steering.
power brakes. On sale for only
81 1885 CCC guarantee
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Emerson & Orme (Buick)

6l6 r. l. Ave. NE, DU. 7-52OO
OLDS 81 "gs" Holiday de luxe;
power steering, brakes, seats, VIM
dowS. r. and h., new white-wa,ls,
Autronic Eye back-up lights, every
extra. must sell, Sl,45O will take
trade, arrange financing. Pvt.
nunnr Ia n.lnAn
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ARCADE PONTIAC

oLDs 1857 conv.; black finish,
radio. heater, hydramatic. power
steering, power brakes, other &C.
cessorieS. like new SLIM
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OLDS 55 4-door sedan; hydra
matte, :. and h, power steering.
power brakes, etc. 3s'OVO miaies'
Sl,55O. EN-. 3-S05S.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH Al 4-dr.; h; Va. insp.
Sunday. 1908 8. Quebec St. Apt.
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SO LINCOLN

'53 LINCOLN
cosmoprSolitan t-dr,; all power ex-
saar. Trade e or tern terms Ss6Hsy.r 'e"'
CRANSON MOTOR co.
63l2 Ga, Ave. NV TU. 2-70l1
LINCOLN 80 Capri s-dr sedan:
70, drive; call Wo 8-303S or
LINCOLN 1856 Premier CDR.
hhssrrddtop beautiful cloud white and
dair 6n sreen finish with matching
power, incl. steering, brakes. seats,
windows and antenna r and n
Wv. tires, etc must see and drive
70 appreciate. Sales price S2.h95.
can nnance Tor 80 months.
Royal Motors Plymouth
400 Ga. Ave NV ia. $4,000
LINCOLN 1857 Premier hardtop;
LOADED" 4 and H., full power;
S3,6g5; below dealers cost new
Gar warranty. OPEN TODAY TO
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 Ca Ave NV TIA. 9-3iO3
LLOYD-WAGEN
Looking for an economy carr
LLOYD" Alexander" hy Borgward.
4-spced syncromesh trans-air
cooled, overhead camshaft 'front.'
wheel drive plus many other fea-
lures, Up 10 so miles per sail
~ Drive Get the proof and
BANK FINANCING
4 ALLIED MOTORS
ioo 9th st. NV. CO. b-i4ee
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OLDS '55 hardtop; equipped with
full power; $4,000 careful miles.
Call OWNER, am. JE. 1894;
n m RP 2-R4A4
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BELL MOTORS

SOLO Wisconsin Ave. Wo. 6-s9OOs
PLYMOUTH '55 VS. Belvedere A.
finish. with custom interior. like
new, fully equip. incl. powerfiite,
r. and h., Wv. tires, ETC.: full
price Sl,295; can finance with Sl45
down or bank rates.
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ready 70 go safes price $500 can
finance with sos down or bank
rates.
Royal Motors Plymouth
4100 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
PLYMOUTH 1858 4-dr station
wagon; one private owner, excel
lent condition. $1,000. JE. 4-3550.
PLYMOUTH 1856 Vas Savoy club
sedan; beautiful meadow green nm
ish with matching custom interiors
heater, ETC.: car in iike.new eond.
Full price Sl.3g5, Can finance
with sl15 dn. or bank rates
Royal Motors Plymouth
400 Ga. Ave. NV ia. 0-.gOO
PLYMOUTH $50 Belvedere l-door
hardtop; ivory and turquoise I'm
ish. fully equipped. including power
steering and brakes; 10000 actual
miles. Si.sN5.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
75kS VIA Ave nv. oL. t-e1oo
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KIRK MOTOR co.

1000 Ga. Ave. NV ia. 9-4Sn0
MERCURY SO station wagon For
dor; Mercomatic, r. and h.; medium
blue finish. Must see to appreciate;
CT SnS
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oLDsMoBILE 40 "as": this has a
powerful motor; original clean body;

OLDSMOBILE 1858 super "ss"
4-dr.' hydra, power steering.
power brakes, r. and h.. Wv.
tires. new paint Job, low mileage;
perfect cond.: $685.: $3.50 down,
balance financed through local
bank; immediate del. Call COLLIE,
10 4-SO3R
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FORD 81 6-pass. VS. Country Sc
ulate condition; 1895. HILL &
SANDERS. Wash's Oldest Ford
Dealer, .1114 Vermont ave. NV,
AID. $4,000. Open ewes. til 9,
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LLOYD '5S 2-door sun roof sedan;
heater: new-car guarantee; $1,395.
Suburban Maryland's only fran
chised Lloyd Dealer.
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MERCURY 1855 Montclair con-
vertible; Mercomatic, r. and h.,
Arctic white and black trim; new
car condition throughout. Weekend
Enacial 81 2ln. = 1Oh dnMn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
'55 PONTIAC
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
BroudIeuf Group
Aids Lundscoping
In Montgomery
BY DAVID z. KIDD
Assistant Counts Agent, Montgomer,
County Rorkville

Dy David l.. MIDI
Assistant Counts Agent, Montgomery
County. Rockville
Increased use OF broadleaf
evergreens in home gardens was
encouraged at a largely attended
meeting recently when 200 heard
garden consultants. Many shrubs
that keep their leaves the year
around are being purchased
from local nurseries for use of
suburban landscaping.
Viburnums, with their fra
grant spring blooms and ever
green foliage. are available in
this area as well as the popular
evergreen pyracantha with its
orange or red berries. Some
evergreen varieties of the old
familiar cotoneaster are being
used as ground covers or as re-
tanning wall plants.
Cotoneaster salicifolia, a large
shrub, is covered with striking
red berries during winter months.
Another popular shrub in the
Washington area. the evergreen
ligustrum 0igustrum lucidum)
has the desirable qualities of
hardness and glossy foliage.
Barberries, abelias and several
varieties of euonymus have in
teresting year-around effects,
and OF course the rhododendron,
azalea and camellia varieties are
being widely used.
AS a general rule. broadleaYed