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FOREST HEIGHTS

GREEN MEADOWS = Immaclists
u, S'S az: ssc ~ arm Em $500 ssI d p.r T% mn
FLA uN. 4-Sos3.
peter !. hagan & son
GREEN WOOD FoREsT-s-bed;
rm. rambler; ltv. rm.. frepl.. full
bsmt.; corner lot. 20 min. 70 Fl
Meade. Owner Transferred 81. 950
81 800 On, SIS per month. FHA
uN. 4-s5s3
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W. b. WRIGHT

seo7 wis. Ave. NV. ~ a-saoG
5-ACRF ESTATE
SR a,. NV TgEP ''. sHsNo Gu LII
Win q spaeiSaS nv. rm, deal 10
KIT. with dining space = twin.
sized bedrooms. 3 tiled baths
vaik-out rec. nm. maids ru. and
10 gar, 20 by 20 cinder block ma.
chine house. plus Q box stan and
ARCOLA
BEAUTrFuL WOODED AREA
75.ft, custom-builf ramb. Is II,
by 20 Il .iiv. rnl. with ffepl and
1877. picture window, bodrms..
I " baths, var. fenced inclnsed I'd.
200 II, wide. ~ 10 md barbeele.
ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA
New a.bedFm.. .9ls-beth, custom
Tor o; only sse'3sS. ~ Hn n;VEi, W.. Z
firepis.. and fnished rec. rm. Name
DONALD & YOUNKIN
.. m
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On lge. cor. lot. IN LandoVer
hills: close 70 punhe and parochtal
schools and shopping; featuring.
full esnt.. Sl2.500. Should 90
'FHA; 500 down, bal. approx. $50
mo.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE
UN. a.lsl5 UN. Atm
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$3.50 Down
peter i. hagan & son
WEST HYATTSVILLE
$500 a5th pr.

Beautiful seniSet. brick on large
lot. nv. rm. with din. eli, mod,
kit. , becrms.. bath. fun 6smt-.
outside entr., gas q C heat. HOUSE
about yrs. old. Can arTanae small
down payment, assume a. trust.
Shown by appt., call Mr.. Sacler
AD. 2-S6s6.
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HILLCREST HTS

bet. brk. Of 3 bedrms,, den. Q
s sfsuesq ADJ ,0r sseSsSss sane LYMAN MA su Z.
DKLl.E q CO., INC. ST: 3-3Seo; :
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RRTCK RAMBLER

ANAI&NAM MN&LAtAA#44AA4NF
|,renniap' karss W. 10. ar W.
table space, Z bedfm6. aud bath
side .ssssnsa perch; bent e i,a.s w.
IentFancei excel. cond.' onsAiteet
lnhrkinRi sta.pSO.
NEW SPLIT-LEVEL
Leealsa n Feuf Corner. afes q
e ssh nsfsm sr ss,h s'n NM, !
S SiiIHs PsissS u sc. sS se p'''''
Contemporary Cape Cod
,,I ks IN .l EI,A sss Ehs. sss.ss.
sss q ss sSr, sl,, vInd Fsss Is.
800. on issS siSms. WOOD CO..
| S500 Down
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HoTsEs 6Y HU0HEs-cuts iiisl,
doil house hunsal0w. solid red brk
construction with white paddock
appts. Most des; tclearyooei Sc Sc
icn 2, r., wsss Ayss sosnef bsdr ms
an. plus cheerful dormitory I'm.
upstalrs Dusty dry bsmt low
cost on h.w.h., 81 500 On. sos per
mo. FHA, Cali TO-DAY This Y z
sxeet little home ". R. HUGHES
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sv DEw pp sskITi AoME IIss n
thRoT looms. 3 ileht bedrooms,
, fliii baths. separate dining room,
spacious living room and dax2ling
Kitchen. Situated on large
wooded lot IN an area Of line
homes with . variety Of distinc.
tive STYLES. See this one TO-DAY ana
stop iooking. Only Sle.nAO y.
elusive with BOWERS BROS.
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ton. conv. 70 schools and transp
, hedrrh. Colonial. Nv. rm. With
TaSs o eri sS O! EsSse H.s
Askina 5000 Can 81 'S p.m
VA 5000 ROBERT 3. DAVIS
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0PEy. I.e-EEw BRICK RAN.
tion room, sIii7 &. snd with 1
this NEW home With many fss-
tnres--ALL BRICK with 8 bed.
rooms apd 4 aparkiing Is-ft. ,qts
s sa,.I rns s .esiSsnsis IA a me,
Day and you'ii stop IooEinS slss-
where Only SIS ~. n1aneigas
isns q Queens Chapel I'd q
colesville fds proceed on Coles.
VILE "a. 10 Stamford st.. Metre
Dame 81, or Wells pafkWay 2
2s S%IsfiSs VIII sse SSwiassss B 3Sat
~
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wa s-0s6s.
WEST uyATTsvmLE. MD: for sal
b. oWNER: 20O5 Oliver 81. Semi
detached 0.fm. brick: powder rin.
vail-to-wail CARPET. See sun. II
2 s Z Sset ,:i IL Il. t-so5e; Ca
q oG y s,sS Sr pkI D iS Out A sTs Z
iarn rlsSt q Oliver st. ~.
W o o D 1 Aw n; $500 down---De.
taehed 3.bedroom brick rambler
RfEYp'RREa EnEH us r' RA vsesssssss is Y ~
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s0UTHLAWN. $500 dovn-s-bsd.
m: rambler; convenient Sc. icea.
,lsn; fs1 is,s. y AT ,o sSuip kit
MURRAY. in. 70. S-s5as''
sylTLAND = BRICK, 3 bedrms.,
IS baths sull.sire din I'm. full
s ssSa' HiF ESssERdEs aSm ss1sALfsoski 4.
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oNE-HALF ACRE with sparkling
frame rambler ana separate g,iest
eettege electric Kitchens; twin
sissd bedTm rms screened dsd pST ,sh dst.
Ppssc sssSS. 1 PHRHINcEl 'e oE oTRn o rs 4 5
PROPERTIES. AP. 7.777A.
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UNIV. Pk.--center-hall brick; iiy
rfn. din. rm.. lge. kit. and pow.
der rm. on lat; , bedrms and
bath , .o on snS; coz lots A,sinr
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UNIVERSITY PARK - 4-hedfoons
brick: 2ls baths. din rn.. rec. rn !.
gorsh. w garage az a. schools s, are
HEipER 4 sEfiKhs.
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LEwispALk = lgart. custom .sullI
down, 3 bedfms. W. Family din,
FIn, breakfast nook, many eHtrel
incl. carpets, Risss I'd, ist righi
past Aoef I'd. % 3Oi7 Amherst
2Rtf9RN I afzEfo5RR,s RI s s.sss sri'
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4. V0nEsfVfLLE--ssD mo. pays
syeEztlsng BOO qevn: assulne
RKRoEk. RKALToR. 10. 5-bi6i
NORM louisville: open sun,
2-6i 9417 send ave. ---3-bedrm.
rambler; equipped KIT. Ice, ser.
porch. fenced Yard near schools,
immed- occupancy 800 down.
"a. A seq aS yshls sny 100 100.
TY 90 ns aifoIsh ~ s.L1 zoo 6IAl-
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DlsTRicI nElGnfs. fsi0 Gate
III 1 nss.S Ss'i et III on sSls z.
existing financing Il Z III al
loan which can Be taken over b
the new purchaser: wall-to-wail
carpets. aIr.condltloneT and dish
vafhef goes with the house; only
. small On. pymt. rec. This &
ssss s'sF ,t se.n Espte lgEnsnnsd ~ p sv
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foDAy's BEsI BYE = So . ,SOO;
ft.: close 70 sysrythlnsi new RAM m
bier: 3 bedrHs.. ampl. closets, ~.
rm. w/hrepl., din. ell. lse; fgllS
bsmt.. outside entr. Dir; n. on
sslse' - sly oSpxNP s hSiywS SSa New S;
b bsGSdK; ~ sslsS Mr. 1 Harrison STH On
ises. re. l-35OO; eves.. WA. Z
AQst. ~. W. LEWls.
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HOUSES BY HUoHEs--ps luz.
uniaue bfk. and redwood appoint.
uierts. Truly = stunning home
3 master bedrms,. IA tile baths
Engllsh-type esmt. way under tns
markef al ST., 800. W. h. HUGHES
CO APP. 7.l40O
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SSs0 DOWN VIII move You into this
i ssslmc s,ss Ss3y f PTSP.r fS9 Z
house cond.. very deep. Anehof-
fenced lot vacant; priced rieht at
$1,000. eeeshArsM4 !. R b;TEvvis W. 4.
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AMAZINGLY vell-fnAneed. 3-bed.
rn-. e.hsth brick rambler: ha.inI
swninss, porch. full din. rm.. m:
lshed rec, m. Must be enterec
10 appreciate ilne points Of THU
HOME. Out New Hampshire ave.
~ nj past District line. left q
Lutheran Church tKlnewood dr.l
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THOMAS F. HALEY
fsE7tDAOEt5 IlHFuHNIl ND.
n S-N3Nu
Member Of Multiple Listing Service
LEWISDALE
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
NEW ALL-BRICK

Cape Cod Colonial: Iiy. rm., sep.
DIN. nm, Al o-E kit, with eating
space fun bright bsmt. with OUT
side entr.. / Blk. to express bus 70
Es Sn'V emeIOyes so l sosyenieHs is5
down. 25-yf. FHA mortsaee. 1908
Harmon st., Hyattsville Open sun.
Directions; Out Riggs I'd. TO Chap
man I'd. right : biks, 10 Harmon
s., l ssrs % hone Fof sale b.
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Continued From Page EFT
Harrisburg and the Enola Yards.
IDeadline for tickets is May /.
They cannot be purchased at
ticket Offices. James E. Taylor.
Of 925 Upshur street NE, is re-
lceiving orders.
Easter Cruise
A special Easter cruise from
Miami is being offered by the
Yarmouth Castle. Departure is
April Is. with return to Miami
on April 26. Ports Of call will be
Ciudad Trujillo. Dominican Re-
public: Port-au-Prince. Haiti;
Curacao. Netherlands west
Indies. and Kingston, Jamaica.
Ciudad Trujillo will be visited
on Easter Sunday.
The first hotel in New York's
Times square area to be air
conditioned. reports the Hotel
Taft. Is the Taft all 1000
rooms. Individual thermostats
give guests exactly the weather
they want. Also, every room is
equipped with television. radio
and Musak. at no extra charge.
Friendly ARREST"
If you are driving in Louisiana
on May Z and get stopped az
10 am, don't fear the worst.
It's not necessarily a traffic ar
rest but a Statewide ceremony
to show out-of-staters they are
most welcome as tourists. These
tourists will be guests Of Louisi-
ana cities at luncheon. according
to plans, and they will be loaded
with gifts and souvenirs. ON
Gals Of $50 incorporated towns.
cities and villages are being
asked by Gov. Earl K. Long TO
cooperate.
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same principle. The total fare
lis the sum Of half the regular
round-trip fares charged by the
airline and the shipping COM
Ipany.
For example, cabin class one
way fare on the NYK Lines
Hikawa Maru between vancou-
yer and Yokohama is $425, but
under the new agreement the
fare is reduced to $382.50. SINH
larly. CPA's one-way tourist class
fare between Vancouver and
Tokyo drops from $488 to
$4,000. Total amount saved by
using the two modes of trans
Iportation is $91.30.
In the South Pacific area, the
Orient Lines one-way tourist
class fare between Vancouver
and Sydney is 1896. Under the
new agreement the fare is re-
duced to $302.40. CPA's one
way tourist class fare is reduced
from $40 to $486. Total amount
saved is $3.50.
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|Sea-Air Accord
'CufsCPARates

VANCOUVER new sea air
agreement between Canadian
Pacific Airlines and both South
and North Pacific ocean carriers
has been reached. Feature of the
"one-way-by ship. one-way-by-
air" plan is a 10 per cent dis
count on round trips.
For South Pacific travel to
Honolulu. Australia and New
Zealand. CPA and two steamship
lineS-Orient Lines and Pacific
Ship Owners. Ltd. will cooper
ate.
To Tokyo and Hong Kong, the
shipping companies with which
agreement has been reached are
the Nippon Yusen Kaisha tNYK)
and the American President
Lines. The latter sail from San
Francisco and Vancouver, while
NYK operates passenger vessels
between Vancouver. Yokohama,
Kobe and Hong Kong.
Discounts for air-sea trans
portation in both the North and
South Pacific areas work on the
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SUMMER CAMPS
CAMP BROTHERHOOD

P 'Iii h IN S caroline County. v w.
ginia. Beautiful pool. private pond. boat
ing and fishing on Mattaponi River Or.
ganiEed sports and riding. Unexcelled
+, Hardy, Owner q Director,
University Of
Richmond, Virginla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
BY JOHN M. KAUFFMANN

ANAHEIM. Calif.-Disneyland
is a marvellous place for kids. and
this 33-year-old kid had a won
derful time there. Walt Disney's
l60-acre amusement park, now
ending its second summer win
ter season. has become a major
Southern California tourist at
traction.
hoped of the old-fashioned
Sante Fe and Disneyland Rail-
road at Adventureland and
boarded the Orinoco Adventures
for a journey deep into the
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Settings every week. The White
Empress Fleet includes the new,
all air-conditioned Empress of
Britain and Empress of England
and the luxurious Empress of
Scotland and Empress of France.
One of these luxury timers leaves
from Montreal every week. And
Montreal is easy to reach from
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land hippos mechanically threat
ened to upset our craft. 6avages
lurked behind the palms.
More Adventures Ahead
Having survived the jungle. ]
tasted the further adventures of
Frontierland. I wanted to ride
over to Tom Sawyer's Island on
Toms raft but he and Huck
Finn were of fishing somewhere.
So ! boarded the river boat Mark
Twain. and with a whistle the
f1ve-eights size stern wheeler
embarked on a trip around the
island.
To the strains Of "Old Susan
nah" a cultured Southern voice
told me about "yoah he'itage. .
We passed Mike Fink's keelboat,
the Gullywhumper, and Injun
Joe's Cave and Fort Wilderness,
too"
Not far from the fort a set
tiers cabin was burning. The
settlers body lay near it, riddled
with arrows. Life-like elk wig
Igled their ears at us and a ro-
tating bear paced the rocks.
The Disneyland Band, clad in
scarlet uniforms, swung down
the street as I scampered across
the drawbridge /of Sleeping
Beauty's castle into Fantasyland.
Mr.. Toad almost crashed me into
an express train during his wild
auto ride and Peter Pan took me
high over moonlit London in a
magic galleon. Through the
Jaws of Monstro the whale
sailed into a miniature Story
book land.
Into TomorrOwland
Past spinning teacups, flying
Dumbos and circus train Tin
which fur-coated ladies sat
Icrunched down in cages), ]
boarded the Sky Ride into To-
morrowland. There, 800 miles
up. I viewed the earth from
Space Station XII and blasted
off for the moon in a TWA
rocket ship. Through the view
plates / watched our ship ap-
proach the craters.
For Disney's SIT million prof.
Iect. teams secuted and secured
the country for antiques with
which to build Main street,
where a serene. 10th century
horsecar atmosphere reminds
visitors to relax. take their time
and enjoy themselves. For in
addition to the Disney creations,
there are many attractions de-
signed especially for grown-ups
shops and concessions spon-
Isored by various industries.
passed these by. though I did
peek in at can-can show spon-
sored by the Pepsi-Cola people
in their Golden Horseshoe.
There was just too much to see
and do for a short visit. A po-
lice saxophone quartet. was tun-
ing up on the corner when I,
sucking on my fourth popsicle,
was led tearfully away.
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Why do so many experienced
travellers prefer to sail to Europe
on Canadian Pacifc's White En-
presses? They like the spacious
comfort of these four luxury liners.
the fine cuisine. the traditionaIly
gracious Canadian Pacific service.
They like the scenic landscape
route" too.
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DisneyIond's Too Big
For a Quickie Visit

jungle. The power launch nosed
up a narrow channel where vines
and fronds trailed in the green
water and orchids grew from
tropical tree trunks. Weird calls
of monkeys and birds echoed up
the river as we swept under a
W terfall and past ruined
Buddhist shrines and grass huts
decked with skulls.
Suddenly an almost-real croco-
die rose beside the boat. Quick
as a flash our alert guide dis
patched the monster with his
revolver. Angry elephan S
Itrumpeted at us from the banks
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THE THRILLS OF
SULKY RACING

...are a specially of beautiful pas
toral Prince Edward Island. Long
red sandy beaches here offer you
some Of the finest salt water bath
ing north Of Florida. See historic
Louisbourg Fortress in Nova
Scotia. Hunt black bear, moose
and majestic woodland caribou in
Newfoundland. Golf, ride and sail.
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Visitors Con oJesesi1
Big Dam Abuildinoud u

WEISER, Idaho.-vacationers
to Hell's Canyon this season will
see one Of the Nations is big
gest dams under construction
Brownlee Dam. 395 feet nigh.
An overlook for visitors has been
erected on the Idaho side for
viewing the action below. 1t
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THE COUNTRY OF
EVANGELINE

You'll linger in New Brunswick's
quaint Acadian villages, or see the
natural wonders Of this province -
intriguing Magnetic Hill and the
world-famous Tidal Bore. Nova
Scotia offers you the Gaelic Mod
and Blossom Festival. Fish for At
lantic Silver Salmon New Bruins
wick), sword6sh in Nova Scotia.
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Where Money Goes

MIAMI, Fla. - Twenty-nine
per cent of the money spent by
tourists in this resort area goes
Tor lodgings; 81 per cent for
food; IA per cent for entertain
ment and another IA per cent
for clothing.
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THE PRIDE OF CATCHING
A GIANT TUNA

lean be yours in Nova Scotia and
you'll want to take a scenic drive
through "The Rhine of Canada"
in New Brunswick. Eat world
famous Malpeque oysters in Prince
Edward Island. Shop for distinc-
tive pottery, hooked rugs and
English chinaware. See ruins Of old
forts at Placentia in Newfoundland.
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is manned bsaS question an.
s sei chosen for his tireless-
- s-.s
Dizzy views into Americas
deepest gorge CISCO fest1' await
visitors to the rim points near
Cuprum. Idaho. !. ~ IA ~
The canyon is ITO miles north
west of Boise and is reached via
Weiser and Cambridge Council,
Idaho. or through Baker. Greg.
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CHEVROLET Corvette 1857: almost
new new: With ,r only 400 miles .ni; WV WV
sT Tfsi nd Ii D. 4 $751; 'p Before cay
pm. or JE. 1000. after Z pm.
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CHRYsLER 1850 4-dr. sedan: biacl
nm, cheap Transportation: only $3.50
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
$3.50 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va
ia. 2-90O1 Open It'll $3.50
cHRYsLER $50 windsor hardtoT
powerf1ite, p.s.. p.b., r. and h., WV
tires, 2.tone paint. Bonded; S2,So6
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CHRYsLER 1857 HOUSE CARS

Fine choice Of windsor, oaratoga,
and New Yorker models. Radios.
b sster oT Do"er s,rS steerinG pS%sl
transmissions, some power seats and
power windows. Exclusive Torsion-
aire ride and all famous Chrysler
Safety Features. Unusually good buys
at their special sale prices. Worth
while savings. New-car title and
warranty. Check the actual value
you receive for the amount you
WRH WIT f' iSe.s e CaR x xsiER CITY
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BUICK 1858 Super 4-dr.; dynafioW
S795, SIPS down. BELL MOTORS
500 wis ave. NV. WO. $4,000
BUICK 1884 Century 4.dr.: 2.tone
blue: radio. heater. dynafiow: very
clean. owner: only 81 1895.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3l40 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
IA. 2-9O03 Open Til 9:3O
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VACATION PLACES
TRUST NOTES F0R SALE

$4,000 TYR. end TRUST: guarsn:
teed full repurehase plan: priced
$4,000. Mr.. YOUNG. ~. s-33s0.
1t9-YR.-OLD End TRUST; balance
s5.s4i, payable $3.50 monthly.
Perpetual B and L. Low LIST trust.
lOss discount. MA. e-7772 or ewes 4,
JU. q-7622.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE 1853 Meadowbrook all.meta
station wagon; immac, throughout
$1e5. S126 down. BELL MOTORS
5Ol0 WIS. ave. NV. WO. $4,000.
DODGE 1858 Coronet .'S" convert.
ible: white: Continental spare, gen.
utne wire wheels. Compare this onl
at S795. SLAB down. BELL MO.
TORS; SOLO Wis. ave. NV. WO
DODGE '52 coronet 2-dr.: mud
drive, r. and h.: mechanically peri.
$49b; Call AID. 2-20e6, or eyes,.
EN-. 2.0656.
DODGE. '52 sedan; very excel. cond
Sac; long terms; $50 down. Mr.
Arthur; LA. 6-2700. ROPER MO-
DODGE 1919 CoFonet 7-df. sedan :
Z. and h.: good running cond.
ny m9st tI 3e seen to be apprec.; SIPS.
DODGE '55 Royal Lancer hardtop
coupe; powerfiite. r. and h., Wv.
tires; 2-tone green; Sl,595.
Silver Spg. Motor Co. of D. C.
1905 Ga. Ave. NV. Ia. e-31O3
DODGE ,55 Custom Royal Lancer
DoS Ses . Gsain fs anS
brakes: priced for quick sale, ST.
775. KAPLAN a CRAWFORD
dodge Plymouth), 1929 Cham
plain st. NV. CO. 5-6740.
DODGE 1855 Lancer VS. hardtop :
sport-tone finish. white-wslls. pow
ernite automatic, +: and h.; new:
car condition: 81 ,595: trade and
bank financing. KIRK MOTORS,
1000 Ga. ave. NV. Ia. 9-46O0.
FORD $50 Custom "S" sedan; with
radio, heater, many extras. Looks
and performs like o new car. Hard
to beat at this price. No. 40l-A,
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81, 499
MONROE FORD

1887 East-west Hwy. Silver Spring
~. 5:7804 Open TIL 0 Pm.
FORD 1885 sunliner convert; fully
EQUIPPED: 1000 miles; Thunder
nlId engine; beautiful red and white
XII lalei se q Dealer must SELL si'esS.
FORD SO Tudor; r. and h.; / owner
PHcE. no g S.5ess.' OO' LEONARD
FORD '54 .Customline Tudor: with
mileage-maker "6'' motor, heater
seat covers, turn signals: a top
quality car: special price, S799:
written guarantee.
TRIANGLE MOTORS
30l0 r. l: Ave. NE. DE. 2-63O2
FOLD Thunderbird '55; light green.
= Tops, fully equipped, power steer
ing: power Lrakes. electric windows
and seat, Continental spare tire.
EE1xeeptionally clean car; S2.495.
Capitol Cadillac-O Odds Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
FORD 1864 custom "s' station
special sssS. s na nH down o. s ssTs
MOTORS. Solo wis. ave. NV. wo.
FORD $50 Country Sedan 19-pas-
senger): Fordomatic. r. and h.; 500
down and drive it awayl
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E.-W. Hwy. lat Ga. Ave.J
Silver Spring. Nd. ~. $4,000
FORD 1858 Custom Fordor sedan;
!. ana b., cd; clean: original own
er; S145. IA. 1876. after 8 pm.
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TCHkY6LER 1858 Windsor de Luxe
4-dr.; extra clean. I-owner car
original finish, like new appear
ance: power steering; SS96: trade,
terms. KIRK MOTORS. 1000 Ga.
ave. ia. 0.lAO0
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CADILLAC 49, n Dorado: powder
blue: excel. cond Can be seen At
rear Of new Medical Bldg. parking
lot. 1925 Eve 81. NV. Orig. cost.
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CADILLAC 1919 convertible: black
finish: new light top: motor COM
pletely overhauled: hydra. =. and h. !:
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si'15o FAILS LIS caURcH De- De 1915 niIss
PLYMOUTH. Lee highway At Hill
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I SUBURBAN Cadillac-Olis

CADILLAC 1855 4-door sedan; strik-
ing gold with white top: fully
Equipped; like new. Save consider
able At oSQ5
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power; 2-tone blue: wire wheels:
S2.7n5. Also '5a de Vile. PlEEY
BRANCH MOTORS. JU. 5-s525.
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I Suburban Cadillac-Olds
, BRADLEY ADJ SHOPPING CENTER
TRIANGLE FORD

1910 R. I. ave. NE. DE. .-s3oc
CHEVROLET 1855 Bel Air hardtop;
r.. and h.. beautiful black and
white finish; Wv. tires like brand
new. Sl.795.' other Chevys. to
choose from. HILL A. SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Pord Dealer. lil4
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300
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CADILLAC 81 limousine; orig. black
hnish; premium Wv. tires: power
S2.Oil5. trade ana terms. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS JU. '5-A595.
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CHRYsLER 1857 windsor sedan
o osa :ass new i ins. ssS
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CADILLAC 1888 coupe: blue and
white. very clean. power steering.
power brakes; nov only S2.995
~ ~A1Ms I.,,
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1855 wilson Blvd. Ari.. Va.
IA. 2-e001 Open Til $50
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BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda. Nd. OIL 6-77O0
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1855 "2lO" 4-dr. sta
ton wagon; Z. and h.. Wv. tires:
exceptionally clean: 81 1895: terms
to suit. BELL MOTORS. SOTO Wis
ave NV W0 A-S000
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elsD iay i .sapp. s? oS sSn's5tss
KenVOn-Peck Chevrolet
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1901 Good Hope Rd. Sc. Lu. 4-57oo
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RoyaI ChrySIer, Inc.
$90l 3; < Ave. NE. Brentwood