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, 1957-05-31
DAY OF PRAYER

DAY OF PRAYER
PRESIDENT EISENHOWER this wear DESIGNATED
Memorial Day as a Day of Prayer.
THERE IS A great awakening of the religious values
in the life OF man these days. People are beginning to realize
the basic values in religion, to realize that adherence to
Christian principles can go far in solving much of the worlds
ills, to know that with peace and calm and understanding
men can come to know each other better.
PROOF OF H value of religion in the daily life of
men is being further h~ighighted during these weeks with
the Billy Graham revivals in Madison Square Garden in New
York. Nightly, audiences numbering in the vicinity Of $4,000
flock to the Garden to hear Dr.. Graham and his message.
Young and old respond, and many people step forward to
profess their determination to accept Christianity and its
principles. DR.. Graham SHES away from the word converts"
BUT OVER M above the revivals in cities is the
strong, moving, mdercurrent of deep religious feeling which
is making itself felt in the free world. After all, the idea of
religion as some activity which is taken out, busted off and
paraded on Sunday, Easter, or Christmas, is fallacious. The
need for Christian principles in each and every activity is
being felt more and more.
HAT MOR SIMPLE or more basic law of life can
be found than in the Ten Commandments? What clearer and
more significant rule can be found than in the Golden Rule?
And what greater law can there be than what was given as
the greatest commandment and its second, Thou shalt love
thy neighbor as thyseh?
ABOVE ALL THE learning, the sophiSdcation, the
material acquisitions and human power lies this moving force,
and great leaders and humble men alike are realizing that
an understanding Of, and adherence to these principles brings
a fuller and more effective measure of life itself.
IT IS IN THIS spirit that we followed the Presidents
suggestion that Memorial Day be a day of prayer.
, 1957-05-31
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VOL 1S FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1857 NO.116
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Fine tobacco
alone
tastes right!
alone

This is what cigarette should be-a LIGHT
smoke. What's in a Lucky for you? Just the
most famous tobacco in America naturally
light, wonderfully good-tasting tobacco that's
Toasted to taste even better. You'll say it's
the besttasting cigarette you ever smoked!
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6 Die, 118 Injured
In Home Accidents

Home accidents accounted for
six deaths. due to two falls, q
burn and three suffocations,
last week, the District Red Cross
Safety Services reported yester-
day. This brings 1875 deaths to
Sc, contrasted with % at this
time last year.
But non-fatal home injuries
showed q slump from last year.
This year to date the number is
1908 against 1888 for this time
last year.
Last week 118 persons were
treated at hospitals here due to
home accidents. Injuries in
Icluded 81 falls, six burns, eight
poisonings, 10 foreign objects in
the ear, eye, nose, throat and
stomach, 10 cuts, and Is miscel-
Ilaneous.
A 3-year-old boy stuck chew
ing gum up his nose. another
pushed a crayon in his ear, and
"a little girl swallowed a penny.
A 2-year-old girl fell out of her
doll carriage, injured her nose
and cut her head. Several dog
bites were recorded.
A 12-year-old boy accidentally
shot himself in the leg with his
fathers revolver.
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UiOiio Juliet IiidIl RUSSIA.
The volume is one of five for
the year in the foreign rela-
tons" series put out from time
to time. Three others already
have been published and the
NTH. concerning the American
republics. is in preparation.
Memorandum BY Welles
A memorandum of March %.
1899 by the then Undersecretary
OF State. Sumner Welles, re-
ported q conversation between
Mr.. Roosevelt and Italian Am
bassador Don Ascanio Del Prin-
lcipi Colonna. Only the three men
were present in the Red Room of
the White House at the time.
Mr.. Welles, describing it as
"one OF the most effective pres
entationS I have ever heard. Z"
said this is what happened:
Mr.. Roosevelt told the Am
bassador the Sympathies of the
American people would over
Iwhelmingly go to any countries
attacked by an aggressor. Mr..
Welles reported:
THE President then stated
that he believed that II Duce
had a very great opportunity
presented to him today to pre-
vent the world from being
thrown into war.
"The President said that II
Duce must surely bear in mind
the fact that Europe could not
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December 81. it had a loss Of
$2,994.613. But the company has
an accumulated loss carry-for-
ward tax credit Of $50 million.
George Romney, president of
American Motors. says his COM
pany's appliance division is max
ing money. He is confident also.
he says. that its automotive diu-l
sion will make money with its
emphasis on the smaller, COM
pact Rambler car.
Studebaker-Packard has re-
ported q 1856 operating loss of
$43.3 million before special
charges Of $50 million. However,
it also reported that operations
in the last two months Of 1856
were profitable. Studebaker-
Packard. eliminating all items
OF unnecessary overhead, has
something Of an austerity pro-
gram in effect. Its president.
Harold E. Churchill, says It "a
aiming at q profit this year.
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contain two 'overlords at the same
time and that If Hitler persisted
IN his present course he would
undoubtedly throw over Musso-
lini at any moment that seemed
to him expedient, but from the
larger standpoint. the President
believed that if Mussolini were
now to delay forcing the issue he
would not only be counted re.
sponsible for averting the out.
break Of a European war, but
would also have the opportunity
to gain any just concessions
which he believed essential as the
result of discussions which could
readily take place around a coun-
Gil table"
Support Pledged
Mr.. Roosevelt argued that "a
European conf1agration would
only prove disastrous to Italy
herself as well as to the other
powers involved"
Mr.. Roosevelt pledged his sup
port Ito the finding of a reason
able solution in every possible
manner" provided "Mussolini
took the initiative in the manner
he proposed"
There was no record of any
response from the Italian dicta.
tor. On September /, 1899, Hitler
attacked Poland and World War
II was under way, with Mussolini
soon allied with Hitler.
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Smaller Concerns Fioht
To Stay in Auto Field
BY DAVID ]. WILKIE
Associated Press Automotive Editor

DETROIT. Mar 16-Every year brings variety
OF uncertainties to the auto industry nowhere these
pronounced right than speculation about the future of
the ndustrys two smaller Motors and
Studebaker-Packar $3.50
The big Three" Motors Ford and Chrsler are
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LO I.i,s ca y asr1 90. LsnessseF c. ana
s., ne. and Ella E. Lee, Il. II isi ; jack
norman and asn afs T. 2 Smith, H. H. I'm sS
Robert l. Hubbard. 80. 427 Hamilton
=; nv" and Mary e. Darsan. &c,
Joseph ! Mitchell Il 81 i e Is, 1909 t st. NV,
and Dorothy Mahoney. 30. 4a0 V
Edward i sehenkel. 20. Dearborn. Mich
s and Elizsbsth p Jsccard. ~. Silver
George r, Baker. &c. 100 25th st.
20l5 Fourth st. NV.
and Luvenia c. Jackson, %. 4o4 M
chSreS N e. Ns%; q. he sl 4, west V Ps!nt.
ROSer l. L. Schmidt. IS, 1s45 consres.
John L. Denny DEM, 80. Takoma Park. Nd.
and Carmen B. Purdy, a. silver
ch sRi1pfi + Fa, Buck III. g. west Point.
N Sssy ~ and Patricia B. johnson. 81.
John ana Hs' Msly e. pii sSs E1 r. q
Ralph A, Lewis. 22, Andrews ABB. Nd,
and and Peggy 1: Thomas, 81. 6l2 Mary.
James Scott. 81, 20. I41s N. carolins
ave. ne. and Lois z. Coates. 90. IS
Garrett Ackcr. 81. 2la T st. ne, ana
Athalee johnson. r. 81 rs at. sc,
Shirley. NJ. .Eason. ~ 1920 p st. n. e.
Rustom NJ. vania, 20, KaIachi PAX
istaan. and Pauline R. Ringer. ~.
Stewart Z. Wallace &c.. ga Eifty-eirhtn
81, ne, and Flagey R. Kelly. 81. 2f<
Richard r, Lane, 20, 1923 Sumner I'd.
Sc. and Mary r. Briscoe, 20 1929
Joe r. Duarte. 90 81 Rhode Island ave,
NV, and Rosa NJ coan. 10. $50
Elwin M Willen. 81, Baltimore. Nd.
and Estelle T. Hoffman, is. Baltis
Eussne Barnes. 90. Fremont. N. C.. and
Lima MacBarnes. 10. 2526 Fourteenth
st. NV.
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Secret Doto Bores Plea
of Roosevelt to II Duce
BY the Associated Press

Franklin D. Roosevelt disclosed yesterday to have
an indirect personal appeal to
War II six months before 1t broke out 1
Inc incident came to light in 911page volume made public
oy the State Department Documents held S
years covering American relations 1889 with European ma
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Renault Dauphine ST
Here's q carefully studied answer
round sedan. 81 1876; mined del.
with bank financing.
Metropolitan Areas Largest Renault
Dealer. Carrying q Complete Line
OF Parts and Accessories
Continental Motors, Ltd.
1401 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
co. 5-S122 Open S:3O-lO, Sun, 1913
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PRANK SMALL
TRIIJMPHS '57

No other car for S2.625 can
match II or catch II. Drive a fast
barsaln. Now on display in our
showroom: bank financing.
UNITED AUTO SALES
TRIUMPH DISTRIBUTOR
2427 REEDIE DR.. WHEATON. MD.
10 4-S246
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. ldp couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. matt three full days
and receiue the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other ddvs.
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voLKsWAGEN $50 Karmsnn

cpe.; low mi: S2.445. JACK PRY.
18th and P.
VOLKSWAGEN '55; fully equipped:
very, nice. will sell quickly. BUR-
ROWS MOTORS CO, INC, 900 M
st. sc, Ii 4-S300 Q7th year,.
vOLKSWAGEN so CHA 2-door;
sale by OWNER: purchased in Eu-
rope: ZOO miles: red and black:
$500 WO. 6-2a55.
vOLKSWAGEN 81: light blue; al
most brand-new Call SO. j-6S93.
VoLKSWAGEN 1866, like new; r.
and h., very low mileage; Sl.7a5.
NORTHWEST MOTORS
4l0l CONN AVE. NV, Wo. G-b654
v0LKsWAGEN 80 sun-roof sedan.
Also selection of CHA coupes. IN
IElSNATlONAL MOTORS. 80 S.
Glebe I'd, Arlington.
WILLIS 81 station wagon: cd, RAJ
dio and heater. excel cond new
engine, clutch front end, etc; III
ness forces sale. Gaithersburg S07.
wILLYS 1903 station wagon; -6-cyl;
T.. h., Cd; low mileage. S075i con-
slider trade co. 5-.Sl3.
WlLLYS yEEPS = with posthole
digger. $4,000 miles. One g,nOO
mi; $4,000 miles, all l owner. sta
ton wagons, Jcepster. Also COM
plete line ~ models. incl several
demos, Take advantage OF person.
allied home demo. at your cow.
JU S-I4bO
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ROLLS ROYCE P-l CONVEX: motor,
AL new paint, tires. upholstery;
81 900. or best offer. XII. 9-6371
sTUDEBAKER AS Champion 2-dr.:
orea ano lie n; .S oja;i $500 or best
sTuDEBAKER SO Champion; r and
n, oVerdrtve; used as Ind car; In
excel. eond. Owner leaving for
Call WA 7-33i3
sTUDEBAKER 1853 conv. hardtop;
T. and h.; good cond.; must sell
Immediately; best offer. Call Hern-
don l06-J-1l.
STuDEBAKER As conv.; r, h.,
Cd. spotlight; excel. cond,: reas.
MK. nlgnts. 6-S pm. CO. 5-17OS.
sTuDEBAKER 50 Land Cruiser:
cellently kept car: only S4e5.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
ll2l 2lst st. NV. DI 7-0lI1
sTUDEBAKER "a Champ, sport
hardtop; fully equipped; overdrive.
Wv tires; excel. cond.; orig.
owner: Ssg5. ia. 5-7034.
sTUDEBAKER 1865 Commander VS.;
sreen finish. radio. heater. A most
economical car priced for quick
N~f'pPs
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
A,e esiFl u. Shopping Center
sTUDEBAKER 81 4-dr. Champion;
Il n, turn sigs.. cd; good con-
dltion; 5000: JU a-64si.
sTUDEBAkER so VS. hardtop: r.
and h., cd; $4,000 miles: orig.
owner: $500. LU I-0270.
sTUDE. 81 Commander 2-dr.: auto.
tfeis.' r. and h.; S325. or best
SIUDEBAkER '53 VS. Little club
Kept like new By original owner:
2a,o00 miles. Sacrifice. S845.
Terms. SI0l down. See Monday
Mr. ARTHUR. ROPER MOTOR
Co. ia d-5s20
sTcDEBAKER 1853 Champion hard
sop; blue: real sports car: S645.
stud 9 SoSn, S So%m deliysry. Also 80
S Sysfdrive, BELL MOTORS fq 5oiG
wis ave. NV, wO $4,000.
sIUDEBAKER 1853 Commander "S''
h hara.op eonv.: canary and rust:
beautiful interior: A real sports
model; S5a5, SLAB down Spot de-
livery BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis.
90 Freeluent 4~dr
yhl,s; tog condition: 81, 395. CAL
West nwy,. JU. a-1434.
sTUDEBAKER 1854 Starlight coupe
&c luxe Champion: standard trans;
I 5s;5o0 orig. miles: $3.50. OIL. O.
STUDE. $50, $685.
:, Champion de luxe sedan: dark
miles ner gallon: SEQ per mo.
WOLFE MOTORS
re. 3-4nl2 1921 Wis. Ave. NV.
SUNBEAM IS skyview sedan; blk;
extra tires: sI.3e5 or best ofler.
OF ASSOC
THuNDERBIRD, 1856: like new; s.
600 mi; white: fully equipped incl.
power steering brakes. auto. shift.
T. and h; $3.50. BY orig. owner.
THUNpFRBIRD '5G: beautiful fame
rec. white top, Fordomatlc. radio,
sharp. new:car. condition. guaran-
teed: special today. S29q5.
FRANK SMALL
1896 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. l-a647
THUNDERBIRD '55; fun power
Wv. tires: immaculate condition;
S2,495. HILL. & SANDERS, WashTs
Oldest Ford Dealer. liza Vermont
ave. NV. AID. $4,000. Open ewes,
vi .. Sat. til 3.
TRIUMPH, TR-3, 1856 sport road
ster convertiDle; green; 10000 mi
GOOD cond. never raced: S2.2a5:
must sell. want an American car;
pvt. owner, LARRY WASSERMAN.
MI Rittenhouse st. NV. RIA.
3-2335.
TRRl HTaPI 1857: 1857. SPORTS
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Renault Dauphine ST
Here's carefully studied answer
to the anest for a dollar saving all
round sedan: S1,69b: immed. del.
with bank financing.
UNITED AUTO SALES
Authorized Foreign Car Dealer
2427 REEDIE DR.. WHEATON, MD.
LO. 1926
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RENAULT 1857 Dauphine 4-dr. sed |:
black. red leather. Wv. tires,
heater. standard trans; low mi.
Owner transferred: must sell. OIL.
9-S492.
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RENAULT 1851 4-passengeT sedan:
80 MI a cheap 2nd car; $3.50
or best offer. ia. 2-l411.
RENAULT 1853 station wagon; with
heater. snow tires and recently
ovsrnauled motor: $500. OIL.
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RENAuLT 1857

RENAULT 1857
Economy is yours with n new
Renault which gives 80 miles TO the
gallon and delivers for only 81 .376.
Bank financed
UNITED AUTO SALES
uthorized Foreign Car Dealer
2. 81 REEDIE DR., WHEATON,, MD.
LO. 4-S246
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WILLYS STATION WAGON
1916, 500. JU. 8-2676

WILLYs 81 station wagon: 9 cyl
above S4So 10. 5.b0S9. alter $3.50.
1913 CHRYSLER, Slp5
lA47 DODGE, Slh0
1e47 DE SOTO. Sl25
or all Three. $500
nORDON'R MOTORS
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NEW
NEW
1857 PLYMOUTH CABS

Absolutely the very best deal in
your trade.in. You Just can't beat
our deal Anywhere. See MORGAN or
SANFORD. $50 q 81. s.w. No phone
Gala, please.
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PORSCHE 1900: practically new.
very low mileage; will sell at sac
rif1ce: good heater, hardtop, silver
gray; no trades. Phone EN-. 2-2IlI.
PREFECT 1850; excel. economical
commuter at "a m.p.g., good cond..
with $500 actual miles, good
paint and body, with new ton. BY
OWNER. FL. 4-655l.
RAMBLER '53 hardtop: hydramatic:
radio and heater. Continental KIT:
SOB. JU. 7-7036.
RAMBLER 81 convertible: % miles
per gal. fully equipped excellent
condition; S395. FL. 4-77S4.
RAMBLER 80, $495
Station wagon. r. and h.. over
drive: fine condition: low payments.
WOLFE MOTORS
re. 3-4042 1891 Wis. Ave. NV.
RENAULT 4CV 1857
Economy is yours with q new
Renault which gives so miles to the
gallon, and delivers for only Sl.375.
Bank financed.
Metropolitan Areas Largest Renault
Dealer. Carrying Complete Line Of
Parts and Accessories
Continental Motors, Ltd.
1901 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
co. b-Sl22 Open S:30-10, Sun. 1913
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PACKARD 1850 4-dr. sedan; very
clean, used by dealers wife as I'd
car. Always garaged. so the black
LACQUER finish and chrome are spot
less. The interior is immaculate. and
has always had seat covers. Equip
ped with auto. trans; $500 or best
offer. can arrange financing. Call
IA. 7-S0s5.
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MERCURY ,56

Monterey hardtop coupe; c-tone
finish: ermine white body. black onyx
top; radio. heater, Mercomatic drive.
Wv. tires. tinted glass. 2-tone
miles: remarkable value. priced SO
you may buy; S2.295.
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TAKE " S. l 10
BANNING e. SONS

OPEN. %
hs00 BALTIC. Ave UN. 4-a55O
PONTIAC ~ convert: S-cyl. r.
and h., Sl25 JU n-l 500 See at
o'Shea and Sanders. Amoco sta,
Colesville .and Old Blad I'd. 4
corners, Md. Inuuire within
PONTIAC ts 2-dr, sedan; r. and
Can nf HE ' 1.Gs7s or C w. s.SdS
r q 20 ,,I hsrdtoD convert Z
lights beau. ?-tone green. clean.
10000 mi l-owner car. $1,000.
PONTIAC $50 Chieitain De luxe;
OF best Offer fer La u. IHSH nh ''VO
PONTIAC 90 Star Chief convert:
hydramatic r, and r., WV. tires.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, TIA
Open ewes. I'll 0, Sat. til 5.
PONTIAC ~ Chieftain 4-dr.;
equipped, excel cond., carefully
driven by widow. 1895 or best Of
PONTIAC 81 4-dr, black sedan; tires
ike new, hydra, T. and h., low
mileage, 5000 HoRNER's COR.
Ii 8.6l64' w"
PONTIAC "a Chieftain rs" 4-dr,
sedan; hydra. r and h., white and
green. a very clean car; guatan-
teed; 81 ,pD9 HORNER'S COR,
Buick Dealer Fla ave. ne. AT 9th,
Ii 6-6iHi
PONTIAC SIS hardtop starchief "S'':
hydra, r. and h., Wv. tires, style
tone bronze and ivory finish Low
MILEAGE. Must see TO appreciate.
Sl,Uuh.
PARKWAY FORD
3030 NJ ST. NV. FE. a-22O4
PORsCHE 1853 coupe: leather up
holstered; 10000 miles. s2.bpb or
Rsst cnsri viii consider v. W. In
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LINCOLN IS

Capri hardtop coupe. sparkling o
tone Arctic white and siam blue
t1nish: matching interior; radio,
heater. turbo-drive. rear speaker,
power all the way. A beauty: 81.
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BILL ADAMS. INC.

1903 MINI Ave. NE. LU e-79OO
OLDSMoBlLE 1850 Super SIS:
$500 or best offer. Ju. 1882
OLDs so "ss'' 4-door: r. and b..
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PONTIAC 1858 VS. club sedan; r.
and h auto. trans. power brakes:
bargain at S1.595; low down pay
ment. Payments TO suit your
Wis ave. Of $4,000 in the Inc
Heart OF Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

37l5 Bladensbure Rd. AP. 7-5s2o
Open Sun. III AM to PM
OLDsMOBILE so "ss" 2-dr.: good
running. cond. looks good. heater
and hydramatie; $3.50. AP. 7-096g.
OLDS 1855 "ss" Holiday 4-dr.:
finish like nex In every respect,
l,Sa5. JET MOTOR SALES, j 534
Pa ave 81 IL A.b.lIln
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OLDSMOBILE IS

Super "SSr sport sedan. e-tone
blue and white finish. radio. heater,
Wv tires. custom seat covers.
power brakes. hydramatic drive. etc.
Like new inside and out Sl,Sg5.
MONTGOMERY TIJRRS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
BILL ADAMS. INC.

1903 MINI. Ave. NE. LII. 2-7aO0
MERCURY 1861 4-dr.. sedan; over
drive, 9 tires; good condition; $395.
Call JE, 4-0300. IT.
MERCURY SO 4-dr.; Mercomatic;
immaculate; S795, Sl45 down. Spot
delivery; also SO Mercury hardtop;
Mercomatic. BELL MOTORS, 500
WIS ave w WO A-RAn0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

PACKARD 1853 Patrician sedan; Q.
tone finish. radio, heater. ultramatic.
power steering. A quality used car;
CT D0s
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ARCADE PONTIAC

1887 Irving st. NV, AID. 4-s5oo
Also 1880 l4th st. NV. RIA. 3-9o70
PONTIAC 1887 Star Chief 4-door
124-tnch vb all-leather interior,
new color. Cordopan maroon:
.oaded FLOOD PONTIAC. 422l
Connecticut
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ONLY AT BANNINGS

Pontiac 1865 de luxe Cdr. sedan:
do, heater, other extras: care
fully driven, l-owner. personalized
car; as low as sos down with bank
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ROLLS ROYCE P-l CONVEX: motor,
AL new paint, tires. upholstery;
81 800. or best offer. XII. 1851.
STUDEBAKER as Champion 2-dr.;
a r. and h., 20; $500. or best
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FRANK SMALL

1890 GOOD hone I'd, Sc. LII. l-s647
PLYMOUTH 1854 Plaza 2-dr.: .
tone green; low mileage: compare
car ana price; $685.: Sl25 down;
spot delivery BELL MQfORS, 50l0
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MERCURY 90 hardtop sport coupe;
2-tone .finish; r.. and h.. Wv. tires;
day, S0p5.
FRANK SMALL
$500 Pa. Ave. sc. Lu. 2-es27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

PLYMOUTH 1858 Cranbrook 2-dr. :
? tone: Immaculate inside and out /:
S595. 500 down; spot delivery.
BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave.
NV, WO $4,000
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TAKOMA FORD
BILL ADAMS. INC,

1909 MINI. Ave NE. LU. 2-79O0
FORD 1856 Mainline Tudor; Fordo-
matte; excel cond. heater. covers;
Sl,555. KE 7-l490.
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MERCURY

Ava - - - ~ ~ II - l.
LEE d BUTLER says ''rn
save you one thousand dol
lars Isl .0O0D on a 1857
Mercury. That's right I'll
save you 81 900 on a 1867
Mercury company car with
new-car title and warranty.
See me today "
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BILL ADAMS. INC

PONTIAC So 2-dr.; fully equipped,
excel cond original owner. sac,
>: 4a5 JU. 5-6257, 1880 Old
Blauensburg I'd.
PONTIAC 1856 4-dr. station wagon:
r, and h hydra. white walls. power
steering, power brakes. 2-tone gray.
must be seen to be appreciated. yerV
low mileage BONDED Sohoh
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oLDsMOBILE 1854 Us" Holiday;
complete power; l-owner car; .-tone
nnish,, radio. heater. white-wall
tires w-mileage car: low down
payment: bank financing available;
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OLDs IS Super 49, 4-door; hydra
matte: power steering and power
brakes heater: nylon foam rubber
cushions: This car has only $4,000
you would think 1t has never been
driven. without a doubt the clean
ese car IN town only So .Op5.
safety-tested for your protection:
30-day written warranty. PAUL
BROS. tOLDSl. Wis and Ellicott
st. NV. KE. 7-l30S.
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PARKWAY FORD

NASH AZ Ambassador 4-dr.: over
drive; running condition. sos cash.
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PS SII:..,.s, 1881 % SoS soIps lestbs5 up:
best ofisr; will consider V. W.. In
Unde.
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FRANK SMALL
ARCADE PONTIAC

1887 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-s5O0
Also 1880 18th St NV, RA. 3-a67O
convert; WV. tires. radio heat.
er. hydra. / owner; Sa25. SO.
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THACKER MOTORS

TN and Z. ]: Ave. Ne. "a. 6-6j3O
OLDSMoBILE so "9S" 4-dr.. r.
and h., auto. trans. BARGAIN at
S2a5. Low down payment. Pay
ments 70 SUIT your budget. Me-
NEIL PONTIAC. 1920 Wis. ave,
OIL. $4,000, In the Heart OF Be-
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PLYMOUTH 81 COW.

PLYMOUTH 80 Savoy 4-dr, VS.:
standard transmission: 10000
miles. like new: SL595. tn. =
4Sl1 OF RA a-QSh3