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member OF Boston law firm.
served as legal counsel to Under
secretary of State Herter when
Mr.. Herter was Governor of
Massachusetts. Mr.. Herter now
is chairman Of the Operations
Coordination Board.
Mr.. Dearborn took the oath Of
office in a ceremony following
a National Security meeting at
the White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-27
st. EIizubeth's Escupee
HurIs Brick, Is Seized

A man listed as escaped from
st. Elizabeths Hospital chose a
poor time to throw a brick
through the front door Of a
Georgia avenue delicatessen.
police said today.
Charles Marshall. 38, Of 654
Girard street NV. a deputy
United States marshal, hap
pened to be seated in his car
outside the shop and saw the
whole thing last night.
What's more, Mr.. Marshall
called police. then entered the
College Variety and Delicatessen,
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2724 Georgia avenue. and coll
Jared the man ngle-handed.
He was identified as Thomas
Ramiez. q. reported as escaping
from the hospital last Tuesday.
Hospital records showed he was
admitted in 1852 for mental
observation.
He was charged with house,
breaking and petty larceny in
connection with Sc missing
from the delicatessen cash reg
lister, and was treated at District
General Hospital for cuts on the
hand suffered entering the store.
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mittee, Rear Admiral F. s. With
ington. chief Of the Bureau Of
Ordnance. included mention of
that type among four other new
torpedo designs now in produc-
ton. He said the Mark 39-1 lin
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torpedo lis to be capable Of de-,
stroying submarines as well as
surface vessels"
Virtually all modern torpedoes
have target-seekins equipment
as part Of their guidance system.
These systems steer the torpedo
to the quarry by various methods.
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including magnetic and sonic
means.
It seemed possible the new
program might be q future de-
yelopment Of the Nays Mark
39-l torpedo.
In recent testimony before a
House Appropriations subcom-
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corporates an idea in torpedo
control and commented that no
comparable design has been in
existence.
All four models mentioned by
Admiral Wilmington as in pro-
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Officers Elect Roberts

PETERSBURG. Va. May 81
.RD. - Brig. Gen. James T.
Roberts. commanding general of
the 310th Logistic Command in
Alexandria. was elected president
of the Virginia Department Of
the Reserve Ofhcers Association.
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Navy Awards Contract
For High-Speed Torpedo
BY the Associated Press

Navy today announced award Of 81 million contract
for development of hghspeed torpedo guidance system
designed to attack both submarines and surface shps
The contract has been given to the Baltimore ordnance de-
parmen Westinghouse Electric Corp Presumably the torpedo
is intended for by atomic powered submarines.
contained little detail other than that the
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duction can be used against sub
marines. One is designed spe-
officially for antisubmarine use
and the others are designed to
attack either submarines or sur
face shops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

The teen-age and adult audience
had lust been entertained by a
loud. fast-beat, six-piece musical
OUTFIT. Then q small boy in dark
blue suit suddenly appeared IN
front Of the microphone.
His face was almost hidden by
the mike. He seemed very much
at ease. whats that little boy
going To do?" someone in the audi
ence whispered.
Then the boy behind the micro
phone began singing In the sun
of the Night" His feet shifted IN
time to the music, his head nodded.
his fingers snapped in the rhythm
and his eyes began to roll. War
dell Thomas was capturing announcer
audience.
Warden is 4-feet-8-inches tan
with lot of voice. He is a dimlnu-
tive figure ON stage. but the APP
plause he gets after number Is
ANYTHING but dimunitive although
he has never had a formal voice
training. Again and again he re-
turns for encores and sings songs
like why Do Fools Fall in Love?"
and IT Promise to Remember" It's
easy to see that singing Is the big
thing in Wardell's life.
1--WE been singing quite O long
time-since / was g." 14-year-old
Wardell said. He faced his first au-
dience in the first grade. There
was a talent contest and nobody
would do anything. So just walked
ND to the front Of the room and
started singing. don't remember
what, but I've been singing ever
since. I learn songs by listening
to the radio. / hear q record fve
times and then / know the words. "
Wardell has been winning con-
tests all through school. At Lake.
land Elementary School. Warden
won so many talent shows that he
was eliminated from eontesting and
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WHAT YOUNG PEOPLE THINK
Risky Driving Is Admitted

On the question Of age limits for
beginning drivers. teeners came out
staunchly in favor Of youth. State
laws on licensing vary. specifying
limits from Is years up. Unlike
most State Legislatures. 80 per cent
of the boys felt youngsters OF Is
and even younger should be en-
titled to drive Twenty-Five per cent
of the girls agreed.
Forty-nine per cent Of the boys
and 40 per cent of the girls fixed
16 years as the proper limit. Wnlle
the rest favored ID.
A ma jority male rs and female
"a per cent? thought they should
be allowed to drive alone at night.
The survey also showed 43 per
cent of the boys-63 per cent in
the age group of 10 and above
drive cars, against 20 per cent OF
the girls (45 per cent in the older
age group.
But only % per cent Of the boys
and II per cent of the girls said
they had a drivers licenses and per-
mits, a discrepancy that might
cause some eyebrow lifting among
authorities.
The influence of automobiles on
youthful morals has often been COM
mented on, but IS per cent OF the
boys and SO per cent Of the girls
questioned agreed with the Brent
wood, Mo. girl who observed: IF
a person has a good moral back
ground, a car won't strengthen or
lessen any threat to morals"
One cautionary note was struck
by Judy Laws, Brentwood, Mo-, who
said, "A car gets teen-agers far
away from their parents"
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PERSONALITY PARADE
WordeII's Grooming
Stops Talent Shows
Februoy ,. 1857

appeared only as guest. when he
sang. nobody wanted to hear any
body else" a former teacher at
Wardell's school said. Wardell is
now in the eighth grade at Lake.
land MIDI Junior High School. He
also sings at the Lakeland Teen
Club. where he is a member and
at other teen clubs and at the
Methodist Church in Lakeland.
Sometimes his uncle takes him to
taverns where customers throw
money at his feet. once / got $l3."
he said.
Besides the claps. whistles and
stcmps after he sings. Wardell has
found that there are three things
people say to him:
The mothers in the audience say.
what a sweet voice and what a
sweet boy you are" The teen-agers
say, How old are yOu?" and the
men say, Keep it up" And that's
lust what Wardell intends to do.
Someday he hopes to earn his liv-
ing with his voice.
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Dared to Destruction

Twenty-one per cent of the boys
and four per cent of the girls adj
mitted that their friends some
times dared them to take chances
at the wheel. And three-fourths OF
the boys answered yes to ques-
ton if they'd continue to ride with
a friend who drove reckleSsly. On
the other hand, 50 per cent Of the
girls vowed they'd get out of the
car and walk under such nerve
wracking circumstances.
If you don't live in large city"
an Iowa boy said. there just isn't
any other way to get around"
Ninety-eight per cent Of the boys
and SO per cent of the girls agreed
with Mary Ann Medlin. Is, of Little
Rock, Ark, that "a teen-ager
should have the family auto when
he needs it, if it's convenient for
the rest of the family" On the male
side, II per cent thought it should
be convenient at least once a week.
and 46 per cent of the girls agreed.
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Washington area teen-agers
doubled the national averages in
the current affairs quiz compiled by
the Gilbert Survey and published
in TEEN several weeks ago.
While the Gilbert Survey found
teen-agers answering correctly
fewer than ; out Of the 10 ques-
tions. answers submitted to TEEN
showed an average Of 8 correct an
SwerS.
Eight out Of 10 area students
knew that the Department OF De-
Tense does not consider aircraft
carriers outmoded. but only three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
By EUGENE GILBERT
,fRcr: You'll Research Company

Most teen-agers admit they're
slightly careless drivers and con-
sider higher auto insurance rates
for themselves justified.
Nevertheless. they've just got 70
have that jalopy lest their social
standing collapse
Evidence that today'S mechan-
jzed youngster thinks life without
wheels hardly worth hving-as
shown by curt latest nationwide
survey on teen-agers' views-is far
less surprising than the fact that
seven out of 10 meekly conceded
they were poorer insurance risks
than Nom and Dad.
Other points brought out: MOST
teene-s don't think that use OF cars
encourages moral laxity - ANY
thing you can do in a car" Claude
Erbson Of New York City explained.
'ycu can 90 at home" Virtually all
youngsters insist that parents ought
10 make the family car available
to Junior: and the great majority
believe they should be permitted
10 own a car if they can pay for it.
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Areo Teen-Agers Score in Quiz

ships and pennaDts in baseball.
Six out of 10.
The Supreme Court was unani-
NOUS in outlawing segregation in
public schools in its 1854 decision.
Six out of 10.
Czechoslovakia shipped arms to
Egypt in exchange for cotton. Seven
out of 10.
Great Britain's foreign secretary
is Selwyn Lloyd. Six out OF 10.
Russia,s Communist Party chief
is Nikita Khrushchev. Russia
chief officer is Premier Nikolai Bull
ganin. Five out Of 10.
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out Of 10 gave the correct age Of
President Eisenhower-66.
Here are the ratings on the other
questions:
The Nays atom-powered sub
marines are the Nautilus and the
Seawolf. Six out Of 10.
Congress appropriated $50 billion
last year for roads. Seven out Of 10.
This years great international
scientific effort is called the Inter
national Geophysical Year." Five
out of 10.
Casey Stengel holds the record
as manager of worlds champion
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views. You'll ind just as many
adults who are poor drivers as
teeners," objected Ruth Clayton
of Little Rock. Ark. A 17-year-old
Boston. Mass, girl contended per-
hitting young people to drive in
creases their sense Of responsibility
Some suggested stern remedies.
IF teeners drive recklessly. their
licenses should be taken away.
said a 15-year-old girl from New
Haven, Conn. A 17-year-old Kansas
City girl thought driver education
courses should be required in public
high schools.
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Mclean Singers
Go to Miumi

The Madrigal Singers Of Mclean
High School have been selected to
sing April l6 at the music educa-
tors convention in Miami. To earn
their plane fare for the trip. the
singers are planning . sweetheart
dance" February Is at the Mclean
High cafeteria
A feature Of the dance win be
selections Of a queen from q senior
girl who is not in the music
department.
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They Blame Parents. Too

On the subject of highway safety.
most youngsters attributed the re-
lativeIy high accident rate in the
hot rod set to plain careleSsness or
lack of driving experience.
A 16-year-old Tuscaloosa. Ala,
girl said, II feel we teen-agers are
4 little reckless but most of us not
excessively Maybe it's just youth
full exuberance"
But there we're pointed minority
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CADILLAC 1885 sedan: tray: fully
brakes. air conditioning: S3.7D5.
CCC guarantee.
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AkerS OldS-CadiIlac Co.

Fairlington Shopping Center
lex Va. 0V a-0aK
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES For SALE

CHEVROLET "a cow; T. and h.,
poWerglide. orig red finish: ex-
ceptionaliy nice coDd. throughout;
l-yr. guar. avail. SI,19b. GRAN
NV. III. 2-70Il.
CHEVROLET 1885 Bel Air sedan
4-dr.. finished in smart black
Duco: equipped with radio, heater,
auto. transmission, power brakes.
tinted glass. Serviced BY US since
new; $1,495, terms: CCC warranty.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 Wis. Ave, OIL. 4-1412
CHEVROLET '54 Bel Air series A.
powerglide and many extras: real
nice throughout: l-yr. guar. avail.
SI.25O. CRAN5ON MOTOR CO.,
1912 GA. AVE. NV, TU. 2-70I1.
CHEVROLET 1855 Bel Air hard
top sharp 2-tone finish with white
glide. VS. engine, +. and h.: $I.506.
KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 Ga. Ave. IA. $4,000
cHRYsLER '55 New Yorker 2-door
hardtop: fully equipped, radio. heat
er. power steering. power brakes,
matehn alref intefi6 spns Oa ass e Esn
ne-oWner car: S2.1g5.
CHRYSLER- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ill325 GEORGIA AVE. 10. $4,000
CHRYSLER l94l sedan: good con-
dition: S75. UN. 1881.
CHRYsLER $50 Windsor 4-dooI
hardtop: fully equipped, including
power 9-tone beige; very clean,
one owner; S2,4g5.
WHEELER, INC, CHRYSLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN, NV. EN-. 2-lO2l
cHRYsLER 1858 New Yorker con.
vertible; beautiful bronze tan nm
ish with matching 2-tone all.
leather interior. fully equip. incl
auto. power steering. power
brakes. r. and h.. Wv. tires. tinted
glass. new top. etc. A steal fol
| $685.. Can finance with S95 On
ROYAL MOTORS !.
400 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
ia. $4,000 TAs 9-2904
CHRYsLER '51 New Yorker; r, ant
h.. priced 10 sell. S195.
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
I621 Arl. Blvd. F. c.. JE. 3-1lse
CHRYsLER 1856 Windsor hard.
top: fully equipped. including power
steering ano brakes: traded to u
on new Lincoln, this car wa.
part Of a two-car family, and hal
hsS Es5y sb hitIs use BUTLER
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
lI2l 21st st. NV. DI. TOLL
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LUCK ,5o Eatate WgsOn 1-docT;
alI%f iiniss Socs g.lS5 .no H. osna' =
Page Hughes Buick, Inc.
62l Arl. Blvd, &c. u. 3-Ilea
BUICK IS hardtop coupe: equip.
ped with radio, heater, dy1a1ow,
power steerins, ETC.; exceptionally
Suburban Cadillac OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 0.77O0
BUICK 1858 Roadmaster 4-door::
dyna1ioW 7. and h.. power steering
and brakes, Wv tires: e705
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 Ga. Ave. NV. Ia. 9-sl0a
BUICK 81: z ere b.; 2-tOns paint
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
02l Arl, Blvd, PC. JE. 3-l1ss
BUICK sKYLARK cow, 1888, wire
wheels. new tires, TOP 8 mos. old;
for Quick sale call IA. $4,000.
BUICK 'bo Special cow: dynafoW,
:. and h.; priced Reasonable, Les
than 1000 miles. JU. 5-5627.
BUICK '53 super cow: T. and b.,
dyyns.; extra sharp throuEhouti
Page Hughes Buick, Inc.
Gel Arl. Blvd, &c. u. 3-llea
BUICK 80 Roadmaster 4-dr.: 7.
and h.. dynafiow. power steering
and brakes. Wv. tires, Jet black
ilnish. A beauty for only $500.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E.W. Hwy. lat Ca. Ave,l
Silver spring. Nd. ~. a-450o
BUICK 1859 super z-df. Riviera.
radio, heater. dynnnoW. fun9 good.
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1873 Il 81. N.E.-store with / I'm
and bath. Only SIS mo. suitable
for sny, retail business, y. pALLAs,
ave NV Co 6-H222
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eARAeEs

FOR RENT-DoUBLE. for storage;
brick. cleo, concrete floor; near
Union Station, ne. JU. 9-6e42.
FOR RENT-Bfk, blde., iS0 ia, ID {;
INC. MA. $4,000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA, 40 miles per gallon; the
JOHN 0rFFoRD MOTORS
IA. 5-e223 Open Til Q
AUsTlN-HEALEY $50: white, blk
uphols., r., h.. never raced. rallied
10000 miles. &2,396. CO. 6-9l43
AUsTIN-HEALEY 1855; T.. b.; never
raced, one owner, saerillce. 1895.
STAR MOTORS, 5000 North 10th
st., Arl., Va. ia. e-3272.
AUSTIN A4O '53 4-door: heater,
snow tires: seas cash. Wednesday
and Thursday only. WO. 6-70l4.
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1900 Ga. Ave. RA. o-12l2
BUICK 1888 super Riviera hardtop:
beaut. 2-tone green finish with
matching custom interior, fully
equip. incl. dyna.. power steertng.
power brakes 2. and H. Wv. tires.
s snssS sI cas- n ss s 1ish gE isS
On. o. bank rates.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. ior SALE

PROPERTY LOCATED ON U. 8. 4.
h ndSst Ts sntsDTs. GsSsSS 49,
It. on rail siding at 81. 80 per
50. ft. Several other large pieces
Of property available IN adjoin-
ing counties. suitable for indus
trial nurposes at REASONABLE
prices. Call TINKLE PROPER
TIES, IA. h-12O7.
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REAL EsTGTE WANTED
FLORIDA PROPERTY
DAYTONA REACH


Beautiful home and income,
s1.600 per year. Immense Twins
room three large bedrooms. 2
baths. arehed windows IN FIoridl
room: winding stairway. electric
elevator: 2-ear garage. apartment
above: near the ocean. $4,000
MorEIs-aI units: 1855 IN
come $4,000. Is units: new fur.
niture. 100000.
INVESTMENTS masonry du-
plexes Of two bedrooms each, tile
baths: trees; income, $500 pei
year; extra lot for another duplex
Price. $4,000. Always rented,
1S-UNiT OFFIcE BUILDING: In
come over $4,000 per year. Price,
si35. 600. $4,000 down.
OROVE-A-year- trees. noOd
high land: 2ast down.
LAKE HOME and furniture;
cal j. N. RUSSELL. ph. white.
hall 6-el45, 10 see pictures OF these
properties.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

} TD-e CRAWLER TRACTORS, /
with front end Drott loader and
p with angle-dozer bladesi COM
pletely rebuilt ground work: dis
tress sale with immediate bank
financing available. IA. 7-b5sO.
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WAREHOUSE F0R SALE


ALEXANDRIA
VIII build for responsible arm
once and warehouse space. on
sS@sre sS write Fl a9 Your I01 DsSD eS
to Post once BOX 6t3, Alexandria
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
4-STQRY BRICK

10 rms. 3 baths: blk. Oh
eial zone: suitable for architect. or
real estate once. with ample hv-
ing quarters above: availanle now
At $500 per mo. tor iuIs1earr ,I n
TON 4 SON. INC. 14is H St.
NV, DI. 7-9O57.
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TRAlLERS

VICTOR e c. Sf s.. 81 IT, ~, A.; LIZ sos a.
It. awning. Must sell. so. e-0iO7
TRAILER. 1874. b-ply tires
$50. Phone Ju. S-4AS4 between
TRADE EQUITY In 43-ft. Spartan
trailer on house In sc, area, ol
will sell, CHI. S-78Ob.
1899 IRONWO0D. 2S IT., modern
Reasonable. Must sen this week
Call Ov. 3-3973
9 sLEEPERs-S2 .995.
Continental 1888. 80 IT,, 2 bedrms.
o sleeper, irSt to arrive.
RELTSVII.LE TRAILER SALES
Beltsville. Nd. WE. 5-25Ss
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AVIATION
MONEY TO LOAN

u SHARE FLYING CLUB. low time
Champion TAG. S325. Call JU. L
s244 evenings.
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A1f1N A4O4 OAS0
24fl Bladens. Rd. NE. La. o-1077
CHEVROLET '57 "2iO' 4-door
heater. poverglide, power steering,
dark blue finish: low as s195 down
with / full ". guarantee available
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E.-W. Hwy. lat Ga. Ave
Silver Spring. Nd. JU. Q-4500
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zoos oa. Ave. NV. IA. a-3lO3
BUICK '53 Super hardtop; dyna..
z. and h., etc; $4,000 miles; .ex-
eeptional condition; S025 or best
offer. ia. 2-7743.
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CADILLAC 1856 convertible: mt
laNrel nnish: completely equipped
including power windows, seat
steering and brakes; . most popu
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,rker con.
air cond,
.ng; excel.
421
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MOTORCYCLES
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST, $4,000 at 6ss month";
payment note. well secured on 4
bedrm. Nd. home. GOOD maker
Price. S2.1b0. Mr.. FRYE. UN
4-22o6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12

BRAND NEW 20 acre shopping
center. have ideal spot for deli
eatessen. juvenile shop. Knitting
and yarn shop. Call Mr.. Seuderi'
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APPROX ozoO "a. IT. 1st-noor
space In masonry bldg, Fenyiek
81. ne. Open on sides, parking
ares, dock ioa ding, early possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12

Page-Hughes Buick, Inc.
62I Arl. Blvd. &c. JE. 3-1189
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BORGWARD

Station Wagons and Seds.
Up to 35 miles per gallon OF gas.
one Of 0ermany's finest. As low IS
S2.4o5
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sos D ST. N.E;-Prom. cor. bldg,
tied Sec; only $50. NE. s-004l.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


CADILLAC 1855 convertible coupe:
black. black top. all-leather interior:
white tires. truly distinctive APP
pearance: GIN air conditioning,
powerful brakes, power steering.
bargain price only $1,000. Ccc
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1879 22nd St. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1858 sedan: ivory and
white, very clean, power steering.
power brakes; reduced to only
S2,695. ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
l22z 22nd st. NV. Pc. $4,000
CADILLAC 1856 Coupe De Vile; O.
tone nnisn, power steering, brakes,
electric windows and seat; one Of
the eleanest In town, priced 1t only
S4,0D6.
AkerS Odds Cadillac Co.
FaiTllngton shopping Center
CADILLAC 1886 sedan: gray: fully
equipped; power steering, power
brakes. air conditioning; S5.705.
CAPITOL Ca01llac-OldSCO.
1927 22nd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1858 "62" convertible;
good buy Tor only 81. sos.
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
2iAo Lee Zee Hwy. 4rIIngten, va
CADILLAC 1919 Fleetwood 4-dr
sedan: hydramatle, T. and h.
black with Wv. tires. Low pay.
ments. CHUCK CARTER NO.
NV. bi. 7-5S3S.
CADILLAC 1856 convertible: mt
llaarel finish: completely equipped
including power windows, seat
steering and brakes: . most popu
lar color and model: only $4,000.
AkerS Odds Cadillac Co.
Fairlington shopping center
CADILLAC 1882 7-passengeF lin
l CUISINE, power steering, immacn
late throughout; $3.50. terms /
suit you. BELL MOTORS, SOL
WIS. ave, nv. wo. $4,000. 4
CADILLAC as 4-door; ?. and b
hycrAmatie; dark green nnish
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 Ca. Ave. NV. IA. 1910
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12

BUICK '5s Special 2-door hardtop;
with heater, standard shift, 2-tone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
ROYAL MOTORS

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BUICK 1884 RoadmaStsF Riviera
4-door; power steering, brakes.
dynafiow. 7. and H.. AIR CQNDl-
TIONIfG: 500 down. S09.pa
mo. 70 responslhle party. CHUCK
CARTER MOTORS. INC. Jl5 New
York ave. NV, DI. 1873.
BUICK 1853 Special e-dF. hardtop
Convertible. e-tone: beautiful con-
dItion. 81 .sz5. JR. 3-l191.