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OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE NJ. CATUDAL

Feeling great distress lest
his abilities and military expert
ence may not be equal to the ex-
tensive and important trust" tc
which he had been chosen 49,
years ago today. George Wash
ington agreed 10 head the Con-
tinental Army How was he
chosen for this post?
"A few months after leaving
the White House. our 18th Presi-
dent died in Nashville. Tenn
l08 years ago today. Who?
3-Today is the 3lst birthday
of the mother Of the President
grandchildren. What is hei
name?
Answers on Next Page
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Mellon Paul Z
Mills. Jon r
Moore, IT.. 5 L
Miner. Richard T
Orchin. Jeremy D
Paddon. III H G
Parker Jon p
PAUL William A
Penn. Ralph 3
Polling William c
Pond r Douglas
Powell. John G
Powell John r
RakeS. Maurice y
Ramey Michael a
Reisner william p
Rothblum r S
Rowland Dennis ?
SskWa. Jacob
Sanders. Murray {
SchePr. Jerome y
Schneider } p
Shea Lawrence 8
Shure Donald J
Sloan william d
Smith III Jay
Smith Roger VI
Solomon c W
Solihakkee Erie
Speva K Michael p
Stambler Henry L
stein Neil
Stogo. james
stokes stephan r
Teitelbaum Joel NJ
Theiy jr John "
VanHorn T "
Versis. Thomas s
Walen Harry "
whitaker, II J ?
Whiiehill Peter X
Willett. ir c W
wilkinson H. II s
Wilson John n
WildenSteiner o
Winner, Warren 2
Winson Dennis 2
Wyman Paul W
IRVING anne
jackson. Barbara
Kerns Preston V
Kirsch Judith
Kopeland J
Kornegav Martha
ErauSc Frances
IandVehr France
teirht Sara
lester Judith
levin Miriam
Inch laUrs
ttnoviiZ Joan
Love Harriei
tudovici. Donna
vnch Alice
Mason Sandra
NJ Kenuev MARY
Mccain, MARY
Nenard Judith
Middleton r
Mitchell, Nancv
Mitchell VIVIAN
Neumann BETTY
Neville Barbara
Noble MprgueTltF
Nnlte Carol
O'Conpor Joan
OlinPer Ellen
Orme Frances
ParShall MARIANA
Parsley Mary
ptercv i"rn
prentist DtpnF
Price Marcia
Rnamv Nancy
Rivers Alison
y Crimson Nsntv
Rogers Janet
poven Roylvn
Runini Josephine
Savle Barbara
echicklsr AndteA
Schil' pA'riria
Scol'ock carol
Seeley Karen
= Selhy Suzanne
aharn Victoria
Shira MARY
silver jeanne
smith Weather
Smith Judy
Smith Patricia
Smith Sallie
Smith Stsrhanis
Snkoloii Joan
Solomon SYLVIA
Speaker Anne
Simmer Helen
SpiekerrAn 8
Sferne Marie
Supr Anne
Swari1 Emma
TAFT Barbara
Thompson iane
Toner hdnline
Towtntr CYNTHIA
Traslf olisA
rraum SusAn
Turner Mary
vanBus kirk NanC
wade lans
warner carol
watts I india
Wheeler susan
Whitemar Matv
Williams Earlsns
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A class of 592-a record-was
graduated last night from Mont
gomery Blair High School in
Silver Spring.
The welcoming and farewell
address was given by Herbert
Wilkinson. president of the class.
Other seniors who spoke were
Thomas Battles, Patricia Fallon
and Richard Miner.
Daryl w. Shaw, Montgomery
Blair principal, presented the
diplomas.
The graduating class:
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Opening lead: Six Of clubs.
Such information is available
through the simple process of
counting the hand" This
phrase. as commonly understood,
means picturing the distribution
and the high-card holding of
the other players by differences
cleaned from the bidding and
the fall of the cards.
At times the differences are
not clear enough that you can
be certain of another players
holding, but usually you can get
some helpful ideas and then base
your play on the probabilities.
In today's deal Mr.. Dale gam
bled a little with his two-no-
trump bid. He hoped his solid
diamond suit would compensate
for his lack of a full club stopper
Mrs. Keen had enough to go on
to the no-trump game and Mr.
Champion led the six Of clubs.
1t would have been a dead
giveaway to win this in the
closed hand and leave the lone
king dangling on the board. SO
Mr.. Dale put up the king. con-
cealing the lone queen in his
hand.
He could see only eight quick
winners. Hoping Mr.. Abel had
the ace of spades, he decided
on a razzle dazzle play. At trick
two he pulled the Jack of spades
from the board as if intending
TO finesse against the queen. Mr..
Abel fell for it. He played low
Mr.. Dale went up with the king
and ran of a total of nine
tricks.
Mr.. Abel would have had
nothing to lose by going IN
with the ace of spades and
leading club. 1t was very
probable that Mr. Dale did
not have as many as four
spades since he had failed TO
bid spades over his partners
one-heart bid. Therefore if Mr..
Champion had the queen of
spades there was no danger of
II dropping under the king on
the second lead of the suit.
BY the rule of II Mr.. Dale had
started with two clubs higher
than the six. He had played
one Of them. The deuce had not
shown and Mr.. Champion prob
ably had it. If he also had the
ace of clubs he had enough length
and strength in the suit TO defeat
the contract with the help of
only one spade winner.
Distributed by McNsught Syndicate. Inc
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WORD GAME
Find "a or more words IN
REAIITY,

meaning an accomplished fact
Average is 40 time limit IS
minutes.
Rules IL the same Words must h,
NJ Tour or more letters -" Words WhCf
Aruuiie four letters hv the addition oI
-. such rs bats cars are moi
used 3 ONLY me form OF word /,
used 4 Proper names are not used
Answer to BRACkIN
hack name banker, baker. bark. harm
bare htAn hoax henr htnrc' hfac
nfakc nrsak bran bfatk. hfank iacc
rack rake rank rerk acne acre. cake
cone cahst canket. care catk eros
crane crank, ereAk, kern, earn, nAci'
sack, near
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VAIN scott sandrA
werlich liene
White, Diane
Wilson. Shirley
2emo. Sarah
.RAL
Logan. I I
Mao Dougal r II
MaloneY John ?
Mandel Martin H
Martin c w "
Marion. Don r
Martin J n Jr
Markle. Larry r
Markowltz. r II
Maughn. james J
McHold DAVID S
McFerren. GeorEe J
Mckenzie G. + u
Merillat r l. u
Never. Robert J
Miller. X 5 II
Millar Marx v
MofSon STANLEY !
Moore q LIZ
Moore jerome G
Murphy, Daniel II
Murphy r 2 u
Noel Roger W
Nugent. J 2 y
O'Berg John p
Peacock Gary O.
Pearson 8 A "
Perkins. Jerome B
Pollack NJ A.
POST Pau 4 "
Lambert Lynnf
IAngcnbacn. Mary
Last EmIlv
Lear Carol
Lee iDCllolein
lee Rose
Lockwood Carol
NaEIil MARY
Mclean Marian
Menace JuCfh
Montalbsno "
Morgan pnv,lis
Moss BcrniCe
Noyley Barhars
Nudd Hethleen
Murray Felicia
Marcy. Kathaleen
Norris Nancy
Norton. Frances
OKane Marcia
oliver Joyce
Ormand Sh@yl
ppuiey anita
Pike. Barbara
prtls Joyce
poore Catherine
Rambo Sallv
Reinhold Edith
Richter Eiterta
Richards Mary
Ross PAtrlcfa
Schneider Allce
Schultz Ruth
Seeley Ann
Scinert Harriet
ShAnklin. Grace
Smith peREte
Sobel. Linda
SteArns MARY
Stokely Christine
Stockman Shelley
stonebAnKS Sandf
StraSSer. Carol
Strosnider Janice
sullivan Mary
swan Saud-a
Tanner marietta
Thompson, JnycP
Thompson RUM
Ttcknor Patricia
Tripe Irene
Tucker LINDA
Via Betty
Warren. Patricia
vrisgherF lean
Whiiromh Narv
Wilkrrson Parhar.
Wille't Eli2ahrih
wilson JucIt
wilson paula
propst David Y
puliatii Dominirk
Pavsdale Lawrence
Ptnd David s
RiSler Roger =
Rnrnlie WRvne ?
Salter James u
srhaefer Ronald l.
schwartz r e n
Scott Robert w
scott Russell p II
Shadid Edmund q
Shinlev Frederick
Ehinlev Monroe ]
Shobrr walter
sfmntor william j
glarls iohn W
smith John a n
stark Michael T
stafford Ramon Y
steele william "
stein william a
sumner John IL
Summers w J II
sussman Barry y
Tarbeti w p "
Thavrr Charles X
Thomas Frank J
Thornburgh J J
Thren Eugene A
Turner John " ]
i've William X
VanCHmp james J
Vostuan MELVIN {
Vnppi. Richard s
walker = II n
walker william x
Ward John &.
warsaw Richard
warsaw Robert
Waters n w "
wheeler Harry n
Winter Richard J
Wondchrk Robert
Wood william r
Young Edward "
Ynune WAYNE n
Palm Harry r N
iVollnrr Margaret
Wrirht judith
Wrnhcl carol
Young CAfnle
HarieVski Carol
'IoNAI
Ftke Barbara
Mckenzie nuitp
MearS Suzanne
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Record 592 Graduated
At Montgomery Blair

|; Rsardon Patricia
Saunders Joan
Stromberg Shirley
Stuart. Patsy
Thompson. Beverly
GEM
Adams, Richard A.
Anderson. Ronald B
Anger, Charles r
Arata James Z
Arthur. james D
Beasley, Walter c.
Berkeley. William s
FLETCHER. Ronald NJ
Bradley, James x
RrocenoS. James D
Brown. Paul Z II
Rurdine. Eusene, III
Burrows Robert l.
Cain. John c
Campbell. Richard r
Carlo Rene
Castle Charles z jr
Cheek. Robert z
Clements, Ronald 7
Cleayeland S Z
+ Conen Bernard A.
Coleman. John p
Condor. James J
Cooper Hubert c y
Copelan LOUIS c
Croker. Arthur x
Crockett, Charles 2.
Crone, Randolph T
Cushman. Charles r
Daniels Keith H u
+ DeCamara. P l II
Dixon. Richard 7
Dodssn. Charles x
Donovan kenneth I
Downs. Daniel a
Dunayer. Gerald !
Dunn Michael NJ
Farnshaw Bruce b
Edwards, James r
Ftker Charles
Fllis Preston NJ
Farmer, Norman x
Faunce Iryin z u
Fay Kirkc c
Ftncham ROY X
Flax. Lawrence l.
Freis. Richard
French, Howard W
Freedenberg P !
Gable. John s y
Grlfcld PAU p
GlddingS W c u
Goldherg Edward l.
GoIdstein Philip r
GRAVES ROY A
AdaIr. Anne
AhiourlS. Audrey
Applehy Diane
Austin MuTisl
Baker Eli7aheth
Parber, Joan
Barher. Resale
Bean Patricia
Peiair. Frances
Bell. Judith
Bernstein Marian
pladen Wilma
Povd Betty
Prun Patricia
PudeShfims Norma
BurrouVhs Barbara
Pazik Helen
Cantwcll Elizabeth
Carter Margaret
CauldeT Anita
ChrtStakos Christine
Cochran Mercedes
Conrad Mildred
CoSdon Judith
CouSer Ruth
CrIst. Diane
Cameron. Dame
Darby Nancy
Davis Martha
Dennis Iovre
Dillinlane kda
Dimnnd Jeanne
DinSWore Janet
nonnan Courtney
Dorset .iovcf
Downs virginia
DRYDEN Constance
nuN Alexandra
Fpsfein Harriri
Fvcn SUZANNE
Fridunan Lots
Francis ANNETTE
Franz PSvrrlv
Freedman Sidni
Co biz carol
GILLESPIE Patricia
Ora" Pettv
Green Cat
Gross Elisabeth
Gruhh BoVtflv
Hanback, lean
Harlnue Barbara
Haskeil Caroi
Wrsch nonri"n
Ralrtiis Narv
ksiihet Catherine
Kline pefsv
Rupfr Katrn
Graham WILLIAM W
VIA hbl'i7 e 7 N
Hale Robert n
hartman Robert =
Hess william c
Hevman Sfenley NJ
Htld Cfaig n
Hlltner n = N
Herbert Ashton N
Hoffman stephen A
hudson Allen NJ
hunt Gilbert 1
Hunt Ronald n
HUNT William w
Hurley james +
IItick Robert A
jacobson Ludwig n
1aeger Geonfev N
tarbon James =
jfVcll Jerry J
lnhnSnn Conrad A
Erllv Kenneth I,
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washington, D. G.
SATURDAY, JUNE rs, 1887
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now with WMAL. before he had
graduated from Woodrow Wilson
high school.
Aside to Mrs. NJ: Pick Temple
would be delighted to take care
of your youngster. Please
contact me first via phone.
And Pick adds that if any other
youngster loses out because of a
change Of address, just write to
him at the Giant Ranch. care of
WTOP-9. Broadcast House.
Scoreboard: As the theme song
puts it. where does Stanley 60
from here? Probably into the
ashcan but Buddy Hackett
should be bigger (no pun than
ever. He has a long lineup of
TV dates and nightery appear
anceS ahead Of him. Mon
days farewell episode was an
amusing one and Buddy was
visibly affected by the audiences
applause. 1 hope. by the way,
that NBC speedily puts producer
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stages a Salute to Baseball"
April 10. from 9 to 1890 pm.
Everybody's been invited
except Leo Dorsey NBC
persuaded Gene Kelly to host
but ut hasn't been decided yet
whether he also will dance" i
What's Kelly doing-holding
out?
Tess Parker turned out to be
the "Mr. Silhouette" of the
Truth or Consequences" shoD
and several housewives are
indignant ;. Not at Fess-- but
at the nay the clues tUere
interpreted.
That was an amusing slip of
the tongue on Tonight" Mon
day. After interviewing
Charles Van Doren's vanquisher,
attorney Vivienne Nearing. host
Jack Lescoulie expressed his
thanks to Vivienne "Segal."
y 4 X y
Herbert Marshall will be in
town tomorrow to narrate
several Civil Defense films that
Bob Enders is producing.
Elliot Prescott, the talented
young pianist who was featured
on Lawrence Welk's Monday
network show recently, will star
in a solo concert at Roosevelt
high for his fellow students
tomorrow morning. Proceeds
will go to the Heart Fund, for
which Welk is honorary national
chairman.
Congratulations to the Pete
(WTTG) Jamersons on their
pretty Jessica-their fourth
child.
The top ten shows in Wash
ington (Feb. Id. according to
the American Research Bureau
ratings, were: /. Como; O.
Mayerling; 3. Lawrence Welk;
4. Wyatt carp; S. Alfred Hitch
cock Presents; 6. Ed Sullivan;
II. What's My Line? 8. Groucho:
9. Lassie; 10. Person to Person
and Red SHELTON, tied.
Nit Grant, iChoSe Record
Hop" becomes a daily feature on
WIGS beginning merit Mon
day, counts ouer 1900 applicants
so far in his miss Record Hop
contest So far as requests
from teen groups for the Satur-
day shotD 90. "it'S like Ny Fair
Lady" Milt reports I'VE
could book through 1854"
Who, by the way, IS the
youngest full-time disc jockey in
town? Teen reported that
Bob Hickman. 81, of WEAM was
but WINK, WASH-fm and
other stations have a dozen can
didates who are younger. :.
Dick Patrick, Of WASH I'm.
WIDOW, for example, is only 10.
and with two years of expert
ence behind himl :. Milt Grant
says that the youngest staff an
nouncer on a major radio sta
ton in town was probably Will
lard Scott, Of WRC. Going
back a few years. can remem-
Der old VOL hiring Ted Dunlap,
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rand. of Brown. and Walter
Edmonds, author of Drums
Along the Mohawk" Readings
by Julie Harris, James Daily and
Ed Begley.
. Yesterday: "Geog aph y
for Decision" with DR.. Charles
Malik, Foreign Minister Of Leb-
anon, guest.
Q Today: m a t h e m a I'll C S.
with DR.. Karl Menger of the
Illinois Institute of Technology
in Chicago discussing "Infinity."
Q Tomorrow THE American
Government ana the Pursuit of
Happiness" with DR.. Elmer E.
Schattschneider, Professor Of
Government at Wesleyan Uni
versity. discussing What is
Government" from Independ-
ence Hall, Philadelphia.
. Friday: "HighlightS of
Opera History" with DR.. Paul
Henry Lang. Of Columbia Uni
versity. Scenes from Shake
speare's "Othello" and Verdi's
"OteIlo" will contrast opera and
drama.
The only consolation is that
WRC-4 will televise telescopes
of these live" shows at some
future date.
4 4 \
Eddie Yost will be the Sen
ators' representative when NBC
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Nash on the panel and Eddie
Bracken takes over for emcee
Peter Donald. (The f1rst
mystery guest ought to be Wally
Cox and he ought to whack
som 2body with that umbrellaD
In case you hadn't heard, The
Brothers will soon be replaced
by Private Secretary and
reruns at thatl Dan Seymour
of j. Walter Thompson Agency
forthrightly summed up the de-
pressing season succintly for
Television magazine recently.
THE advertiser and agency
today are afraid to gamble-and
gambling is the heart of show
business"
x X y
If you want to know what
Washington is missing this week
because We don't have an cdu-
cational TV outlet, here's the
first weeks program lineup for
the daily series that NBC is
presenting in cooperation with
the National TV and Radio Gen.
ter in Ann Arbor, Mich.
. Monday: reported in yes
terday's Starr The historical
novel, with DR.. Albert van Most
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ON THE AIR
So You'd Like
To Break q Lease?
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON

The TV Ticker
starring Alan Freed (who coined the expeson)
tn logical title for it,: "The Hour of Harm
only is Masquerade PArty" replacing Hiram Holiday"
tonight g. WRC-4, but Johnny johnson replacing
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Max Lehman to work on an
other series and that Carol Bur-
nett, Stanley's girl friend. finds
a new berth.
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We osk you to compare ony
Mowers with these for voIue.
Don't be fooled by inflicted
list prices. Compare the
quality with the price YOU
pay. See this line today.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

ILLUSTRATIONS location: rr.
siding Excellent contractors yard
and once. For sale or rent. AP
labs. l2'
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AIS MOTORS
MANN OLDSMOBILE

5000 18th 81. Sill. Sprg.. JU. 5-dls6
BUICK So Super Riviera. hdtp
sport coupe 2-tone maroon. with
dyna., radio. heater. power steer
ing, power brakes, power seats, etc :
looks like nev, guaranteed; speeia.
loday - AZ
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT
tcontiaued)
DOCTORS OFFICE

Very desirable space for doctors
once now avail. Approx. 1900 sq.
IT. conv. downtown loo. "a blk.
on Conn. ave. in building now
occupied by other doctors. Please
contact res. mgr. for further de-
tails at DI. 7-37Sfi.
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sToREs FoR RENT tcent.l

WILL SHARE with progressive
answering and clerical help IS' avail.
able. wonderful opportunity for q
small business to expand. JU.
5000, n to T.
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AUTOMOBILES ION SALE

CADILLAC '53 .7-passenser sedan:
clusively as q private car. perfect
for large family or commercial use;
Suburban Cadillac-O ldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
De'e oPEa THURS. TILL = PM Gd.'OO
CADILLAC 1855 "62" sedan; beau
tiful 2 tone. very nice; equipment
brakes: reduced for quick sale. 81
9g5; Gee guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1929 end st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1856 Fl Dorado Seville
hardtop. coupe; beautiful emerald
green. with vicodek custom TOP; un-
usually new appearance, clean; pow
er steering, power brakes. premium
wv. tires; on sale for only $5.S95:
CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1922 END st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC $50 hardtop Coupe de
Vile. white with metallic gray top,
matching leather and brocade up
holstery; full power accessories in
GLIDING General Motors custom air.
conditioning: S4.795.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
OPEN THURS. TILL 3 PM Il.'Oo
CADILLAC '55 Fl Dorado convertible;
Alpine white with black top: i'm
ported leather upholstery; special
sapsr wheels ETC.; new condition;
Suburban Cadillac-O ldS
a.. BRADLEY ESsAda SHOPPING CENTER 10
OPEN THURS. TILL 8 PM Gl.'oo
CHEVROLET OIL "a Bel al, Ar eson nsItl,;
blue finish with black top. Like
new. Sl,l95.
ROSENTHAL CHEVROLET
GIebe Rd. and Columbia Pike
Arlington. Va. ia. 7-87SI
CHEVROLET 1885 de luxe 2-dr.
Wv. tires; low mileage. Compare
car and price. We think 1t can't be
beaten: -Sl,350: $3.50 down. BELL
MOTORS 90 Yrs. IN the same loea-
slGa,i 0Oio WIS., ave- NV wo'
Seaatiiul 2-toa sfAy maroon TS1 radio radio.
heater. Wv. tires. power windows
lnew-car condition throughout
warranted; special today; SI.446.
FRANK SMALL
1875 Coco Hope Rd. Sc, LII. 1894; :
CHEVROLET SO VS. hit; power
glide. r. and h.: very clean; cream
finish; nat bonded l year. Low.
low price Of $2,0y5.
/ LOVING CHEVROLET
$500 Ga. Ave. S. s., Md. JU. 9-73s5
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

10th AND X SITS. NV.
Very nice small once building
air conditioned: parking: reasonably
priced, S63. 500. terms.
EXCLUSIVE
JAMES L. ROWLAND
DI g.hR4h LII l.TO6O
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1910 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
BUICK 1851 Riviera. radio. hydra.
1895. terms. Sg5 down. Mr.
ROPER, LA. $4,000.
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CAITHNESS BUICK
WHEELER. INC.
AIS MOTORS

BUICK 1854 super 4-dr.: dynafiow
r. and h.: 2-tone paint: Wv. tires;
low mileage. one owner; Si.bo5
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Suburban Cadillac-Olds

BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 6-77OO
OPEN THURS. TILL 8 PM.
CADILLAC '55 FL Dorado convertible;
Alpine white with black top: i'm
ported leather upholstery: special
saoer wheels, etc. new condition:
81, S9b.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sALa

CHEVY $50 Bel All. hsrdtop 4-dr;,
powerelide,. Z. and h.. low miiesge.
excel; e snNa si'e45 or best ofier.
CHEVROLET 1888 Bel Air 4-dr.;
Z. and h., many factory extras too
numerous to list. This Is one OF the
cleanest cars that We have ever had:
see this before you buy q. new one.
terms. iooss guarantee. A'' u
BILL DENIS, INC.
1901 R. I. Ave. NE. no. 2-2l23
CHEv. '55 Bel Air 4-door sedan;
fully equip. auto. transm., perfect
low-mi. car. 81 ,:}95; low down pay
ment, bank financing. MCNEIL
P p6nC AIs. 1870 Wis. ave: OIL: 4;
CHEVROLET so, 4-door sedan; r.
sn Isc q; n,. eStTa ooe clean an, ORIGINAL Jet.
Tor 1 on n''H s4s 0O doS slneS' READY TO 90
Silver Spr. Motor Co. of D. c.
1905 Ga. Ave. NV. Ia. 9-31O3
CHEVROLET '54 Bel Air 4-door se-
dan; beautiful TURQUOISE and ivory
finish; fully equipped, powerglide:
l-yr. guarantee; a special today,
LOVING CHEVROLET
1889 E.-W. Hwy, 8. g., Md.
JU. D-S000
CHEVROLET 1856 Bel Air 2-dr. !;
1919 h hfsseF PSSSSe e best ones ys
Call MRS. AUGUSTINE, Elk. &.
400. Ext. 321.
CHEVROLET '55 "2i0" 4-dr-; blue;
heater. powerglide: Just traded; viii
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3l40 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
CHEVROLET 1856 Bel Air snort
coupe; 9 cyl. standard shift: 200
miles; Sl.S00 or best ofier. CAN
MRS. AUGUSTINE, Elk. 3-4400,
Ext. BEL.
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Suburban Cadillac-Olds

p. nhsaILSd "a ShoFFlNG SENIEE
OPEN THURS. TILL o PM. Wv
CHEVROLET ga Bel Air converti-
blue nnish with black top. Like
new. S1,l95.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

APf rs 2ab sE aRs g sc 81 r.
3Sb-ft. frontage on b. a. o. R;R.;
speculative buy; excel. location,
mr. 9Th and Monroe SITS. ne.
J. LEE DONNELLY AND SON
MA s-33l6 Realtors Eve. WO. 6-2302
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

aDELPHI. BY OWNER - 3-bedroom
brick rambler with 2-car garage
and screened breezeway; lovely lge.
lot in excellent neighborhood,
blk. to schools; lge. Nv. rm. with
flIepl.. dining area With built-in
china closet, all-elec. kitchen with
breakfast bar: 1908 APACHE ST.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
ASHTON HEIGHTS
IN Ar1ingtonl

AWHILE 4b41<AA4
$500 Lee Hwy. Ike. s-535(
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apt. TO share with l or J young
men. Call Ii. 4-091S between g
and IL pm. Ask for MIKE.
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s7OO DOWN-Fuii bsmt.. fenced
yard. This newly decorated g.
bedrm. rancher Is close to bus.
shops and school. An excel. buy.
RORScHAcH REALTY. 1907 w
Broad st., Falls Church. Va. JE
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA,

4 BEDROOMS
ment, air conditioned beautiful Gus Gus
tom kit. with. fireplace and dining
area, completely equipped. Wall-to-
wall carpeting. fireplace in liv. rm.,
puilt-in Hi-Fi speakers. many extras,
blocks to st. James Pafochial
School and public schools. Immacu-
ATE condition; must be seen TO be
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Sleepy Hollow-OWner
,.l FHlI . , shady corner lot !.
Colonial; Ice. liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
den, scr. porch, vell-eouip. kit. with
eating space: Ice. finished rec. rm.
J JEa s.s ssepL; S's baths; ssl'sSo.
APPLE PIE CONDITION
And housewifely clean" with neat
ness personified. 2-bedroom brick
Colonial with full basement and
porch; close-in Arlington location,
convenient to everything. You will
agree IL has value and attrActivenesS
Al the low price Of S14,350 with
. Sl2.l00 FLA loan.
SHORT ON cAsHf
Owner will help-sayS he'll take q
low down payment. 3-bedroom ram.
bier with. rear screened porch over
looking beautiful level lot. Only
81 800 down and balance In FHA
trust. Weekly payments Of $40 In
cludes everything.
NEAR NEW GA
Don't get eaught By tomorrow
inflated values in this fapidly-ex-
panding area. 3-bedroom. full-base-
ment rambler with large dining
area. beautifully handicapped lot with
fenced-in rear yard. Reasonably
priced at $l7.360. Call on this one
today.
OWNERS LOSS
Your gain. 3-bedroom split-ievel
with all the trimmings. This beau
tiful -uburban residence has warmth
and friendly hospitality. Gift. an
ished recreation room with bar:
ideal for entertaining. full tiled
baths with colored fixtures. All for
S2O,0b0; assume large CT loan.
Yeonas Realty
1918 Wilson Blvd. IA. s.2l0o
REALTORS