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Cheosty Tells of Giving
Probe Secrets to Hoffo

second alleged spy was "a cir
on Capitol Hill" whose infor
nation was not very good. MI
Cheasty said 1t was agreed h
would be the third member o
the alleged intelligence ring.
The witness said the informa,
ton was given him at q meeting
with Hoffa, arranged by Fisch.
bach. In Detroit on February Is
Under the plan. Mr.. Cheast,
was to obtain . job with thu
Senate committee and then fun.
mel out information to Hoffa foi
an overall price Of $4,000, HI
said. Mr.. cheasty quoted Hoffs
as telling him he wanted Q lisl
Of persons to be subpoenaed b.
the committee and the type Of
questions that would be asked
so the union boss could prime
the potential witnesses.
Advance Asked
Mr.. Cheasty said he asked
Hoffa for an advance payment
of $1,000 and that the latter
tossed over" nine 500 bills and
two $50s.
On the witness stand, Mr.
Cheasty identified seven $lOC
bills Is part Of the money he
said was given him.
What happened TO the other
$4,000" Mr.. Trexell asked.
II spent IT," the witness re.
piled somewhat testify. He SAID
he spent some for plane fares
and hotel bills.
II spent SIG for two shirts
one for Fischback and one foi
myself" He continued: "My
wife wanted some money. I gave
her $50. Where the rest went,
don't know" The witness ex.
planned he had q considerable
amount Of his own money in hi
pocket at the time Of the expend.
itures. Z
Tells Of Upon
Mr.. Cheasty said that i'm.
mediately upon arriving back IL
New York from Detroit Che is {
resident Of BROOKLYN, he callec
Robert Dunn, an assistant coun.
sci for the Senate committe,
and reported the Hoffa scheme
Mr.. Dunn was then at the com.
mittee office in Foley Square
New York.
Subsequently, Mr.. Cheasty
said. he spoke to Robert Ken.
nedy, chief counsel Of the com.
mittee, over the telephone, anc
told him "in a faint sort of wa,
what had happened"
He said he saw Mr.. Kennedy
in Washington the next day anc
turned over to the counsel the
seven bills.
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cell in District Jail as q free man
today.
Mallory's release was ordered
when Chief Judge Bolitha ].
Text Of Settlement on Mallory cese.
Pase All
Freeing Of Mallory coIIed LoophoIe fo
Criminals. Pose All
~-~-~--~~---
Laws of District Court dropped
the charges against him. NAL
lory had been under death SEN
tence in the 1854 rape.
Mallory walked out of the east
gate Of District Jail at 1880
p.m.-leSs than two and q half
hours after his case was dis
missed.
AS he headed toward one Of
the attorneys who won his free
dom, he said only: mo pictures,
no pictures"
Goes With Lawyers
With brown paper bags he
was carrying on each arm, he
tried to hide his face from The
Stars photographer. The bags
may have contained the clothes
from his three years in Jail, be-
cause he was wearing new
brown pants and new black
shoes. He wore an old gray
Jacket over a white turtle neck
sweat shirt.
William c. Gardner, who with
William B. Bryant and Joseph c.
Waddy carried the case to the
Supreme Court, met the freed
man outside the gate. Then tia,
two Of them caught a cab and
headed for the lawyers office.
Judge Laws dismissed the case
at the request of United States
Attorney Oliver Gasch, who told
the court that in view of the
impact Of the Supreme Courts
decision" on the evidence, he
has decided he lacks sufIicient
evidence to proceed.
Mr.. Gasch said he was refer
ring to the fact that the Supreme
Court had barred the confession
Mallory gave orally and in writ
ing.
Won't Try Again
= He said Mallory's victim had
already been subjected to tire
mendous physical and psyche
logical injury" as a result Of the
attack.
ITO subject this innocent
victim to the ordeal Of testifying
again about these distressing
circumstances would be unfair
to her and her husband unless
there is s. reasonable prospect Of
obtaining a conviction under the
Governments evidence" he told
Judge Laws.
you mean you don't want
her to 60 through this harrow
ing experience again under
these circumstances" Judge
Laws asked.
The prosecutor told the court
fatty that he did mean that,
that the Government thinks it
has no reasonable chance Of
obtaining a conviction with the
evidence that remains.
Talks to Victim
Mr.. Gasch told the court that
he had conferred with police,
visited the apartment basement
where the rape took place, and
talked with the victim and her
husband before deciding to drop
the case.
In a written statement Mr..
Gasch reviewed the case from the
time Of the attack in the early
evening Of April z, 1854, to NAL
lory's confession the following
night.
Immediately after Judge Laws
formally dismissed the case, ma
chinery was set in motion for
Mallory's release. The release
order was swiftly signed and a
deputy United States Marshal
was dispatched to the District
Jail to deliver 1t.
The Supreme Court reversed
Mallory's conviction Monday and
sent the case back for possible
retrial on the ground that NAL
lory was held too long without
arraignment.
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Frank Brewster
Is Found Guilty
OfContelIlpt
Sentence Delayed
For West Coast Boss
Of Teumster Union
BY HOWARD L. DUTKIN

Frank w. Brewster. so, West
Coast boss Of the Transfers
Union, today was found guilty
of 81 counts Of contempt Of Con-
'gress.
The finding Of guilty was an
nounced by Judge John j. Sirica
in United States District Court.
Sentencing of Brewster, who is
chairman Of the 1l-State West
ern Conference Of Transfers.
was deferred pending a proba-
ton report.
Brewster. who had waived his
right to be present today In
order to attend to business In
Seattle, WASH. was allowed to
remain free on bond pending the
probation report. The case was
prosecuted by Assistant United
States Attorney William Hitz.
Maximum penalty for the vio-
lation is $1,000 and one years
imprisonment. Although, Brew
ster is convicted on 81 counts
past court procedure invariably
has been to treat a multiplicity Of
counts as one contempt with the
81 900 fine and one year term
all-embracing.
Refused to Answer Questions
The charges against the
Teamster Official stem from his
failure to produce records bear
ing on union finances and re-
fusal to answer certain ques-
tons posed by the Senate Sub
committee on Investigations last
January.
Ofiicials Of the Labor Depart
ment and the National Labor Re-
lations Board had already COM
planned to the subcommittee that
present laws respecting financial
reports filed with these agencies
by labor organizations were in
adequate.
Judge Sirica, in q 17-page
memorandum opinion stated:
furthermore, conferences with
representatives Of the Bureau OF
Internal Revenue raised doubts
as to the present policy Of grant,
ing q blanket tax exemption to-
al labor unions without any
assurance that the funds Of 81
given union are being honestly
handled" He was showing that
the subcommittee was aiming atI
Q valid legislative purpose when
Brewster was called on to testify |
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Shortage Of Guide Marks

/ Lawyer-Investigator John eye
CheaSty testified today he first
turned over Senate Rackets
Committee secrets to James
IHoffa in q prearranged rush.
hour conference on . downtown
Washington street.
Mr.. Cheasty fixed the date as
February 10 and said he re-
Imembered it well because there
was a raging snowstorm, and
Hoffa. Midwest boss Of the
lTeamsters Union, showed up
without q hat.
II commented on that" Mr..
Cheasty said. land Hoffa told
me he never wore q hat"
Mr.. Cheasty. who related that
by this time he had secretly told
the Rackets Committee he had
agreed to spy on its operations
for Hoffa, said he told Hoffa
about committee plans to in
vestigate West Coast units Of
the Transfers Union.
Outlined Plans
Hoffa and LYMAN I. Fisch-
bach. Miami attorney. are joint
~ on trial in District Court on
charges Of bribing Mr.. Cheasty
to get a job with the Rackets
Committee and feed Hoffa the
committee's secret plans.
Mr.. Cheasty said that at the
February 10 meeting he told
Hoffa about plans to subpoena
West Coast Transfers Boss
Frank Brewster. Oregon Team
sters Chief Clyde Crosby, Chica-
go Labor Management Adviser
Nathan Shefferman and Hy
Goldbaum, another prospective
Rackets Committee witness. All
four subsequently did testify.
Mr.. Cheasty testified he made
surreptitious phone calls to
Hoffa and Fischbach but that
FBI agents always were at his
elbow knowing what he was
doing.
Edward P. Troxell, the prose-
cutting attorney, frequently
asked whether any Of these
calls were recorded. Mr.. Cheasty
said there never was any re-
cording, monitoring or intercept
ton Of any Of these calls.
Yesterday Mr.. Cheasty, a
lawyer and former naval officer,
declared that Hoffa told him he
planned triple coverage Of the
committees activities.
He said the Teamster boss said
he had a man planted in the
office Of the late Senator Nc
Carthy as well as having another
informant.
Girl Mentioned
The witness said he could not
recall the name Of the man
mentioned by Hoffa, but he de-
clared, Fischbach told him the
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Court Releases
Man Doonledon
Rape Charge
Confession BurFed.
Judge Drops Cose
Against Mallory
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG

Andrew J. Mallory. %. whose
conviction for rape was over
turned in a precedent-shatter-
ing Supreme Court decision
Monday. walked out of a death
cell in District Jail as a free man
today.
Mallory's release was ordered
when Chief Judge Bolitha J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26

Text Of Settlement on Mallory cese.
Pose All
Freeing Of Mallory colIed Loophols for
Criminals. Pose All
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aEAL estate LOANS

PLENTY FUNDS AVAIL, lat or 2nd
mortgage. IA. 2-2303 or IA
7-bHOn.
FIHsT. AND 80 SECOND !. p. : , TagSI
REALTY CO Realtors, 1871 q
st. NV. ME, s-240b,
MONEY, End TRUST will buy
End trust notes. p, c.. nearby Md
T1IoESE MosRsTfeoHSE 4 invest.
MENT CORP 1919 n Y. ave
NV, MA S-bH33.
end TRUsT-Absolpteiy TOP spot
csiipi az ' o. nisSt, To- 4.obbS. so.
MORTGAGES, So. 20 years. fund
unlimited; pay debts, make i'm
pfovsments, comblne trusts. is,
cRockEfiT, dsy, eve, HE' t.6Snl
SECOND TRUSTS PuRcHAeEr
AZ. SfokE. Oh. s.Ssit
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
OVER sOO-FT. FRONTAGE
VACATION PLACES

CO sOUTrt-Live cheaplv out.Qf.
town, chipley oeorsia route VA W:
for the winter In b. ]. HOUSE
n Q or more people, S2b per mo
pei person Everything Is fur.
nished except linens. Mrs, Heller
Hnrris Beth IN charge or com.
mnlhp isgeMse ryyiHIhh,,,v9,y owner, ApwvEESS
River I'd Jakin, 0eOrgln.
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STANDARD PONTIAC

''O xP, fsSieS
PONTIAC 1857 4-dr hardtop
$500 New. left eyer; hydra ORA.
'b7 pontiac's to choose from
FLOOD PONTIAC 422l Conn
PONTIAC 'be convertible; 7, and b.
hydramatic. excel, cond low NIL
black with white top, 10. l-42b7
PONTIAC SIS star Chief convertible
all power, good condition, reason
able IA. S-6370 after g.
PONTIAC ip4s 4-dr "6'': hydra
500. FLOOD PONTIAC. 800 Wis
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P0NTi1C 1857 4-dT. star Chief:
S sssSiCs ~ sL5S SS' Pos lsaSss At
Conn,
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STORES eOR RenI

STORE ron RENT IN nice shop.
ping center % broad e. in Fails
Church. Va. Approx Loo 80.
| n, Of door space, suitable for shoe
store. Rental $3.50 per mo. Phone
W a-e7oO,
lsfORE IHK3a, plus a-bedrm, apt,
NJ, aAfiLkY, Realtors UN. a-sa60
GOOD GEORGIA AVE. LOCATION,
50xD0--Ju. 7-7723,
iii P8NNsYLyANIA AVE-. NV.
.A aPgpI, rsd s M, full base
CONN. AVE-, across from UptoWa
Iheater---Fine retail shopping ctr
Customer parking avail. l-story
llde . lbx6Os handsome new front.
hbS U' 9.issii Nc 81. a-5 DSHSn' circle
CO., I ST.. next e the Hesht Co..
business large window facing !
a.: loo per mo; Call RA.
as5ass or ~. O-l5i0; weekdays
I6s0 KING ST, Alex. Va. heart
1t auto diStrict-l STORY BLDG !,
approx. 0Oxi00. plus lge park
area side and rear. poss. Jan
] lpSs. Reasonable rental Con.
I sqIs ar n, sYlg, s shAN ialS !. 4
NV. Ma. s-aS4S'
LARGE sr0RE-Front window fac
lng q: a02 ? A. next store
70 ne Hesh, e. slGS per ne
wee Ssskd avs HED ' es-ta7iy.0 '-'oi'
- -. =.
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CHEVROLET 1858 sedan; =. and
A.: neW-caT condition. $500 800
cHURcH pE soTo.PLYMoUTH'
lee highway At Hillwood ave.
CHEVROLET 1855 station wagon
owner going overeeas take best
reas. offer. OV. 3-367J,
CHEVROLET 1887 "2IOp 4-dr Sc.
dan; ivory over silver, power steer.
Ing. pogerglide. 2. and h., special
super turb0 VS. engine. dual ex.
haEst; peri cond., 3-yr. warfantyi
$50 Of BEST Offer kE' f.69se,
rHEVhOLET 1915 coupe; goQd
e0nd 500. Come 10 $50 8
OFeenbrler st.. Arlington, We,
cond.; 1000 niles 81 sos OF 6esi
offer. Owner eoine overseas, Snow
tires incl. OF. s-4s59.
cHEvR2 sE..,i 1927 S1cE elg ss,s Sc
saifpped, ana only $500 miles 81
1 owner. priced to sell. sl,40b: can
finance with si4b down. or bsnk
Royal Motors plymouth
400 oa. Ave. NV. IA. 9.2a00
cH!vy ISL 81 s-dr. Dc luxe sszS'
CHEVROLET $50 "2i0" 4.dr o.
Ell e-tons blue. standard shift.
seas, "a. 7-ia63.
CBEvROLET $50 Bel Az hardtopi
powered. fully equipped. low ME,
Or best offer. XII. p-3ssl.
cHRYsLER '57 Windsor hardtop;
fuIi power. power steering. power
brakes. power windows. q and >
. Wv tires. many extras: zgs
dil., s2,e9b. ROYAL cHRYSLkh.
INC. 1901 Rhode Island ave. ne.
WA. $1,000.
CHRYHLER 1854 windsor 4-dI
BEAUTIFUL sun Roid and white hnish,
fIIllv eapf~ I'd including pss .p.b.,
x'Sf- trans, = and b, Wv tires.
etc /, sale price. &005; can hnanee
with S146 down or bank rates;
Royal Motors plymouth
ti0n Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
cHsYsLER 1857 windsor 2sdr
miles; 80. 300. 20. 2-llbi
CHRYsLKR 's7 800 c; NEW new
car title and warranty: full DOW
er power steering, power vim
dows, power seat. power 1rakes.
and h.. Wv tires. all.leatner
interior. many extras S3pb qn
~ nos. ROYAL cHRYSLER INC,
1901 Rhode Island ave, ne. WA.
5.7O0O
coRygTTE 81: black. white top,
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PONTIAC 's3 chieftain e" station
heater. bssutifaI sii-lestheI I'm in.
terror; excellent condition. So 5,
safelY tested for your protection
1Osday written warranty. PAUL
BROS: tQLps We and Eiiicott
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M ~ wv
i-FpMILY RRICK-Nics location
only 10 yrs. old individual hot.
water heat; tenants furn. 9wE
uiiiltles Income $40 mo, cal
no s-602O, ewes sP. 3-32s4.
I I 200 CASH above a 50 500 b. and
] first for a corner brick. rms
basement. gas h -wh.. vacant. at
i0g i3th al, ne, A. LANo, DI
5-0es6, Rk. 3-2120. -
LAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an
Investment that will give you the
return Of speculation but the
safety Of a gilt-edaed bond. 100
acres Of Pairfax CO. and with
excellent waterfront; $500 per
your number, IA, 7.b200. Ar
THUR I. WALTERS CO., INC. :,
Realtors, b04 n. Randolph e.
Afl., W..
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COL0RED - ALEXANDRIA: $500
dovn-You vii Be happy you
saw this ad. As this house has
IT." charm. gcod condition. gooc
location. fenced yard: alum. storm
windows and door; losely area.
Phone nov, ask for listing 1857
W IL $1,000. Kf. 1891 Al
sakER s*as SON ,vI Sc Rsa J.
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BUY FROM THE LEADER

lOLDS SO Super ~ss" conVertibIe
coupe: getaway hydramattc. radio.
heater. power steering and brakes.
custom s-tone paint and many
other extras; S2,085. safety tested
1 for YOUR protection: 3Q-day WIT
zen so, nv SsI w,s "a I nAut =, BROS.
KE. 7-i3O6
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TRUcKs tOR SALE
lcONTINUtpl


FORD COURIER '63 M-ton panel
s Iiss ss Sos SS mi RA s slles.sn''
CHEVROLET van lh-ton truck
I fun priee. $3.50; through innpec.
after 7 pm. LU. 4-454I.
INTERNATIONAL 1885 pickup ~
, np s2gs Cell 10. 2-s74 %
iDt7 CuEy. lS-ton valk-ip: good
cond,s pvt. party. viii grant credit
WITH no money down 70 right
parry living In N. Va, area. Price.
Sl05. 1882 wilson blvd.
FORD '55 h-ton s-eyl, pickup;
T.. h., snow trendk; like new
Terms can be arr, oil. o-bg4D,
FORD 's5 sedan delivery iCourIeFI =;
: 400 careful miles: med sreeni
S;5 mo: purchased Aug. Cal
VA. f-Sssi. s.
FORD pickup; gOod condition,
VAN. Chevrolet 1881 lh-ton; dual
wheels; equip. for D G. inspee
excel. cnnd s4D5. EM. .-I's03
1878 WB-e6 WITH TRACTOR
iD47 Model w TTaiimobtle nat,
20 Il. D in, single axle; i0x20
rubber, air brakes: Si,io6. HA
cHEvRoLET 1853 ih-iOn stake
TAKOMA FORD
S525 Pinsy Br. RI. 8. Q. JU. 6-l000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LLOYDS-1057 SPECIALS
~ Panel Delivery. new 81 .42s
'67 6-pasa. station Waeon 1873
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9th 81. NV. co. 6-I40o
LLOYD '5s German built sun roof
e sPas sv ,.ai ssa. TsEen b,s COMPANY 20 y
80 miles per SALON. reduced price,
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TRAIlERs

DEfROTTER so rs n. de luxe; .
bedrms.. fun bath with eolored az
lures, aff-eond.: hitch Askine
81 $50 equity. bal. mo payments.
Cedar Knobs Park. Lot 5. Dunn
fries. Va. Trojan s-3l03.
HOUSE TRAILER. 1889 Anderson.
mony Place Trailer Court 3siI
Richmond hwy. Alex. Va. t5 mi.
so. OF Alex. on Rte. ~,
sHULTz. ea:tt Good eendit,on.
5000. Lot ~. TEMPLE TRAILER.
Teiegraph I'd, Alexandria. We.
WANTED 10 buy or lease a2-ft.
cinsed trailer, freight haul with
tandem axle, Immediately. u.
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AUToM0BILEs FOR SALE

ANGLIA. 20 miiss per gallon: thu
'a'' JOHN essRpS oifroRD MOTORS
IA. 5-0e23 Open I'll .
AUSTIN HEALEY IS; loaded with
extras. ~ .677.
BUY FROM THE LEADER
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
WASHINGTON SHOWROOM
Sth and n Sta, NV. no. s-TO00
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TIRES fe,. Q f0xiB In Goodyear
tires with I.ife9uard tubes Used
very little; S25, u. 5-t0ns,
TIRES t2i. SNOW. for ear o. light
pickup truck. reasonable, KI.
e-65o6.
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INDUSTRIAL pRop. Tor SALE
INDUSTRIAL PRoP. for RENT

INDUSTRIAL BLDG. for lease. IN
foT rassine vosf sl.e ~ ne N.Y. ~.
electrical service OF general con
tractor, all steel construction: ra-
diAnt heated. equipped with g.
phase electric service, Property
enclosed with 7-ft. chain link
fence. For info, ask for Mr..
OWN. JR.. DE. 2-3s6e.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
fcOaTlkiufDl

CHEVROLET 1858 sedan y. and
S SfTH iYe 81 sofTo S1sniY p6TiS
lee highway At Hillwood ave-.
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BUSINESS pRop. ron SALE


etIS blair mn. NV. - Comb
once. and work nhop. plus storage
excel for retail or wholesale Qper.
alton. Gail T. Z, LONG, ST, 3.
2SuA
HOUSE, CONVERTED TO BUsINEss
Large and spacious, ideal foi
used turtl., antiques or uphcls
shop: IL center OF Arl. with pient,
q DsTsIns spa .s,,, in s,I,n s-ESS oo
PrEnelpaia enly. bon a7A.A. Star
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Buy i FROM ION THE LEADER
Mammalian Auto, Inc.

FAfRFAX, VA, SHOWROOM
Lee Hwy. at Merrineld. JE. 4-3302
NASH AHRALEY sports ear; white
with black top. very clean red
interior: wire wheels. runs ike q
top; Sl.20b, LOVING CHEVRO-
LET. 1889 E.-W. hwy, 9. g.. Nd.
JU. $4,000.
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!. S'|,IMIIlCA

w, yEAsHIE ~ z o-vEg xcLg gIg.
PIE Ti id~y q S.b * ri:
PER GALLON or GAS. ONE on
The I'll a., MAsKE Il, TO-DAY, HRIcEs
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P0NTi1C S7 2-dpoF sedan; hydra.
WsrFantgi e2,i40 FLooD POM
TIA. 1921 connecticut ave.
PONTIAC ~. 2-dooF. si45. Don't
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POMPONIO

REALTY. INC
2229 Wilson Blvd. IA. S-oo6O
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TAKOMA FORD

SIPS Piney Br, Rd., 8. 8. JU. $1,000
PONTIAC 1857 Custom hsrdtop
coupe 500: ell leather, hydra
f0aded. low mileage. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 800 Wis.
EPoNTIAc 1855 star chief Custom
4-dr. fully powered: another Bell
special aId95, $3.50 down.
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ALLIED MOTORS

I11O0 9Th 81. NV. co. 5-14e6
MERCURY '62 4.dr.: low mileage
very clean excel. e0pd radio,
heater. overdFlye. "a. 6-s826.
MERCURY 1865 4-door: automatic
low mileage. exceptional condition
must be seen 70 be appreciated.
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FOR LEASE
WAREHOUSES FoR SALE

ANAtAEh
1000 "a. a. once or store q
front. also mexxautne, Built 1919
Owner requires lArGer space. II
ceilent buy. NO. 7-334a. MRS
WAYS.
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LLOYD-WAGEN

LLOI u w ANEkN
see the German built Lloyd 400"
wonder cars BY Borgward Sedans,
station wagons. convertibles. air.
cooled engine, front-wheel drive.
4.speed all syncomesh trans, new
ride, new economy Up TO 30 miles
per gallon. Priced a. low a. ~ .a09
complete See NJ Drive Get
the proof and you'll buy itl Low
''"A ALLIED MOTORS
400 eth u. NV. 90. B.iAeo
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VOLKSWAGEN
SALE OF COMPANY
OFFICIALS CARS

VT 4S1A44O OA1SO
ALL IN NEw-cAR CONDITION
20 PLYMOUTH VS. Belvedere
f-door sedan. poverfiite transmits
sion power Steerins. de luxe
radio and heater. Sport-tone paint.
de luxe upholstery. 2.295
so CHEVROLET VS. Bel Air
i-dr. sedan. powerglioe transmits
sion. de luxe radio ana heater, =
tone paint and de luxe upholstery;
80, 295.
81 FORD VS. Fairlsne 4-dr.
sedan. Fordomatic transmission. de
luxe radio and heater. de luxe up
holStery: S9.l95
Call Mr.. cOLLEGEMAN. Dl.
100000 Ext. II. Monday through
Saturday
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BELL MOTORS

500 wis. Ave. NV. wo. e-ssOo
PORsCHE. $50 1000" coupe; =,
and h.. excel cond,. fully checked
81 factory recently; S2.6b0. WA.
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STANDARD PONTIAC
GIANT MOTORS
24fI BladensburR RI. NE.

~. O-AVI1
MERCURY 81 sedan: =. and h.
everdFive; new ear condition.
S4b0: $50 down, $25 . month
FALLS CHURCH DE SOTO.
PLYMOUTH. Lee highWay at Hill.
wood ave, JE. 2-2300
MERCURY 1851 4-dr.; immaculate
S2oS FLOOD PONTIAC. BLOC
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HOUSTON
Mrs. Viola ThistIewOod
Phone: Milford 1914

Church news for Sunday, July q:
Church School at 10 a. m, with
Robert H. Yerkes, Sr., General
Supt.; Alvin Brown, Junior Supt. :;
Mrs. Dorothy Pearson, Cradle Roll
Supt
11:O0 a. m, Preaching services
with Rev. Ray Kirwan, pastor, de-
livering the sermon.
Mrs. Minnie Thomas of Dover
was a weekend guest of Mrs. Eva
Wilson quite recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Parvis and
children returned 10 their home
on Friday, after vacationing in
Ocean City, n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sharp and
children spent last week with 1t
Cmdr. and Mrs. Ralph Sharp, in
bingham, Mass. They visited many
places of interest in and around
Boston
A number of our boys are at the
National Guard Camp at Bethany
Beach, Del.
A large representation of the
Houston Sunday School travelled by
bus and cars to Trap Pond, on
Friday Cor the annual outing and
picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Marvel, of
Florida, recently visited Mrs. Ida
Marvel and John Marvel and Mrs
Qirdella Harrington. They were
dinner guests of his brother and
r-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Clin-
ton Marvel on Friday evening.
We wish to extend the sympathy
of the community to the children,
brothers and sister of the tate S.
Anon Armour, lifelong resident
of this area, who passed away on
Wednesday, July 10.
On gunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Obey f.
Sapp visited Riverdale and Reho-
both. At Rehoboth they visited Rev.
and Mrs. Hamblin. Rev. Hamblin
asked to be remembered to all the
folks in Houston.