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a - 80 -
makes no provision for any spe-
cial military and economic aid
program to bolster governments
in the turbulent area against
Under Mr.. Eisen-
hower's plan. the help would be
available to Middle East nations
which ask for 1t.
See Plenty of Authority
Some Democrats contend Mr..
Eisenhower already has plenty
of authority, as Commander in
Chief, to employ United States
armed forces as he deems neces-
sary. And they believe the Eli
senhower administration should
justify its economic aid proposals
under separate requests.
Representative Vorys of Ohio,
a senior Republican on the For
eign Affairs group. said the
Zablocki proposal doesn't give
the President power to act when
he requires power to act in a
hurry" He said the Zablocki
resolution would be an act of
national irresolution."
Senator Smith said he and
other Senators feel the matter
is so grave that Congress should
weigh carefully the language of
the resolution.
I'VE have the legislative re-
sponsibility of determining the
dangers that may be involved in
this resolution" he said.
Its my deep conviction, how
ever, that We need more than
else at this time a vote
of confidence by the American
people in President Eisenhower"
Would Accept Changes
Senator Smith said both Mr..
and Secretary of
State Dulles ARE sincerely seek
ing the counsel of the House and
Senate" adding:
They are prepared to accept
changes which do not weaken
the expression of purpose. which
is the determination of the
United States to meet the crisis
presented by the situation in
the Middle East"
Mr.. Dulles will appear Monday
before a public Joint session of
the Senate Foreign Relations
and Armed Services Committees
as they open hearings on the
proposal.
The House Foreign Affairs
Committee plans to resume its
hearings on the resolution next
Tuesday.
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ROSS
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for Legislative Affairs. A year
later. he was raised to Assistant
Secretary for Legislative and
Public Affairs.
Mr.. Ross said of the contract
in question that Wynn Enter
prises was awarded it "as low
responsible bidder" Mrs. Ross
has said her firms bid was S75.-
900 under that of the next high
est firm which sought the con-
tract.
In his letter to Senator Nc
Clellan, Mr.. Ross said news re-
ports about the contract and
about the related committee in
vestigations "havc given rise to
the very serious implications
that there was something i'm
proper about this award"
Talked with Wilson
Therefore, Mr.. Ross told the
Senator, he had advised Secre-
tary of Defense Wilson that II
am taking a leave of absence
from my position in the Depart
ment of Defense until your COM
mittee and other interested
committees of the Congress have
completed their investigations
and the matter has been cleared
up"
Senator Mcclellan, reached by
a newsman. said that Mr.. Ross
read the letter to him over the
telephone before making it pub
lie. The Senator said the COM
Imittee is pursuing what we con-
ceive to be our duty to find
out if any improperly is in
volved. l don't know that there
lis and / haven't accused him. +"
A Pentagon spokesman said
that Mr.. Ross had written the
letter voluntarily. The spokes-
man was asked if Mr.. Wilson
had requested that Mr.. Ross
write it. He quoted Mr.. Wilson
as replying:
I'VE discussed the matter and
Mr.. Ross letter was written sub
sequently"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-12

Sir winston Churchlll, whose
advice is believed to have in
fluenced the Queen to choose Mr..
as Sir Anthony Eden's
successor.
After a three-hour dinner ses-
sion with Sir Winston. Mr.. Mac
milan said he had "supped at
the fount of all wisdom"
There were predictions the new
Prime Minister would make many
changes in the cabinet inherited
from Sir Anthony. All day yes
terday the Prime Minister in
terviewed key ministers of the
old Eden administration in as
semEly-line fashion. telling some
they are being promoted and
others they are being denoted
or dropped.
LabOriteS Hit Method
The opposition Labor Party
raised the possibility that the
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Red Aid Reported
Offered to iran

TEHERAN. Iran, Jan. IL (P.-
An informed government source
said today Russia has offered
Iran economic and technical aid
The informant said the
amount of aid was left to Trans
judgment. He added Iran does
not want to jeopardize the $50
million the United States is CIV
ing this country annually, not
counting military assistance, and
is looking for a formula to reject
the Soviet offer or accept only
a part of it.
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south of the city. Some 5000
of the $4,000 Csepel workers
struck in protest against mass
layoffs decreed by the Kadar
government.
The official version in the
Communist press said only one
worker was killed. Accounts
varied on the mber of
wounded. The Kadar govern
ment paper Nepszadbadsag said
number of persons arrested
were "inciters who did not be-
long to the labor force"
Police also fired into the air
to break up another demonstra-
ton by 1000 workers at the
CAM railway car works in
Southeast Budapest. the papers
said. The trade union organ
Nepakarat said the railway car
workers were justified in their
strike because "the wrong wage
list was posted" at the factory.
No injuries were reported.
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Peoples Will Stop
Giving Out Stamps

Peoples Drug Stores. Inc, will
end the distribution of trading
stamps in its stores in the Metro
Ipolitan Area after January 81.
The company has posted no.
tices in its Maryland and Vir-
ginia stores. about 80 in number.
Giving trading stamps is illegal
in the District.
The notices said merely I'VE
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British Warn japan
On NucIeur Tests

TOKYO. Jan. IL (R.-The
Foreign Office said today Brit
ain has notified Japan it will
conduct nuclear tests around
Christmas Island in the Central
Pacific between March l and
August /.
British newspapers previously
have reported that Britain's first
H-bomb will be tested at Christ
mas Island this spring.
Britain warned Japanese ships
to keep out Of a danger zone
some one million square miles
in area surrounding the island
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BY the Associated Press

French Foreign Minister Chris
tan Pineau has told Secretary
of State Dulles that France
would not recognize United
Nations intervention" in Algeria
Mr.. Pineau said he informed
Mr.. Dulles the French consid-
cred the Algerian problem "a
private French matter" which
should not be handled by the
United Nations. regardless OF
Asian-Arab views to the con-
trary.
Algeria is in ferment and the
French say they hope to pacify
the country, then hold elections
and give it new status in the
French union. Nationalist rebels
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not bring another bloody revo-
luton"
A student rally was postponed
after eight of its anti-Commu-
mist leaders were reported seized
by the Communist police. 1t was
composed of students who
spanked the october % anti
Communist revolution. They had
planned to demand once again
that Russian troops withdraw
from Hungary and that free
elections be held.
The Communist radio and
newspapers told the Hungarians
about the strikes and demon
Situations and said police finally
were forced to open fire on the
workers lin self defense"
Hungarian informants told
Western newsmen that one to
five persons were killed by bull
lets of Communist militia at
the big Csepel industrial COM
lplex on a Danube River island
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LONDON
Continued From First Page

continued FROM First Rage
around the country exuding
goodwill and friendship. The
British public will love it.
officials seem quite proud of
the way the government has
helped Anglo-American rela-
tons by changing Prime Min
listers.
Has Many Assets
Almost any new man would
help Britain regain reSpecta-
bility in American eyes, but Mr.
Macmillan himself brings many
unusual assets to the job.
First, he is the man best able
to unity the Conservative Party
behind a new honeymoon with
America. Richard A. Butler, it
is believed, would have been
quite acceptable to America but
not completely acceptable to his
own party.
Mr.. Macmillan also has a per-
sonality which American officials
have liked in the past and the
American public is expected tC
like in the future. He is jovia
even wiSecracking at times. HI
likes to mix with groups and
his intimates say. shows no sigr
Iof the snobbishness often founc
in an Englishman with his back
ground of Elton, oxford anc
money.
His American mother is con.
sidered a great asset. His clost
relations with Mr.. Eisenhower
going back to the time of thu
North African invasion certainly
will help.
| 1t is true Mr.. Macmillan sup.
ported Sir Anthony in his de.
cision to invade Egypt, but gov
eminent people here don't expect
America to hold that against
him.
Butler Liked in U. S.
The only government change
that could improve American
British relations further. official:
have said privately. would be tC
give the Foreign Ministry to MIR
Butler. Mr.. Butler is an able
man and liked in America. AnC
he was anti-invasion.
Whether he will get the job
cabinet selections will be hand
ed to newspapermen Sunday and
will be published Monday de-
Ipends great deal on internal
Conservative Party affairs. The
Conservatives do not want to
Irepudiate Suez publicly and they
fear the appointment of an anti
Suez man would do just that.
But considering only Anglo
American relations, the team of
Macmillan as Prime Minister
and Butler as Foreign Minister
would be unbeatable.
To sum up, a sincere will to
get back on an intimate basis
with America certainly exists
here at all levels. The new gov
lernment will help achieve that
intimacy and British officials are
confident Britain and America
will do the things in the future
which are necessary to achieve
full cooperation.
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will discontinue giving Top Value
Stamps after January 81. 1857"
Peoples started giving trading
stamps. redeemable for merchan-
disc after a book of them is
filled. last summer.
officials of Peoples declined to
give the reason for their action.
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ACCIDENT

Continued From First Page
exchange student from Mexico
and Mr.. Mathies an exchange
student from Ell Salvador.
Police records show that Mr.
Sauna drove a car which struck
a pedestrian on February is,
1856 at Sixteenth and @ streets
NV.
No charges were filed against
him
Borrowed Auto
Accident investigation unit
officers said there was no record
of Mr.. Sauna having District
driving permit and that he did
not have one in his possession
They said he borrowed the car
from a fellow student. A corpo-
ration counsel's hearing has been
set for March IL.
Miss Krizman had worked for
The Star about five years. She
came here from Cadogan, Pa,
and had lived with her sister,
Mrs. George Hewitt. Miss Kriz-
man also is survived by her
mother in Cadogan. Friends said
her father was killed in a coal
mine accident several years ago.
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New Macmillan Cabinet
Expected Over Week End

LONDON Jan. IL L41-Prme Minister Harold Macmillan
continued his intense efforts today line his
predicted confidently his task will be completed this
Queen Elizabeth II is inerrupng holiday to be at Buck
gham Palace tomorrow presumably to receive and give formal
approval to the list of ministers.
The Minister wished good luck last by
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Refugee Cited for Aid
To U. S. Flyer in 1914

MUNICH Germany Jan IL Q-I has taken dozen years,
but the United States at last repayng Kara Kende for deed
Of mercy to United States flyer
Miss Kende novelist whose real Mrs Paul Bardossy
proudly displays citation from the United States
salung her for gallant service assisting the
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elevate their standards of living
they would have no further rea-
son for turning their eyes to
communism.
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Move to Bor New Revolt
Follows Hungary Clash

BUDAPEST Hungary JAM y UF1The government cracked
down today to head off the possibility that labor
and student might signal the renewal of rebellion
1t apparent the regime of Premier
Kadar feared workers demonstrations that swept Budapest
yesterday could lead fighting.
trolled paper said:
Hungary nobody tomorrow might
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LOST

LOST
BEAGLE HOUND, blue tick, mos. old
Jan. g. Prince Georges County tag No.
1095. Central S-3423. Reasonable re-
ward.
BICYCLE. boys. 20 in, red; vic; Of
FL 4-677S.
BILLFOLD, mans, black leather; initials
&C. A. F.; valuable papers and pictures.
Reward. MA. S-454S or Cedar 6-5l91.
BOXER OK iayn fem q. aisaP; Es: f SI2
collar cola ne No. s5s2. Reward: 81. s:isss'
BOXER, female, children's pet. fawn
with white markings; Fails Church
Cat tan male %.n. yEs old 9icked .T TisSt
LU. 10000. Ext. AL.
COCKER, black and white; answers to-
A Mks RewS SS q siSSsa Estates
DOG, cocker spaniel, black: vic. OF Tay-
Sr and aI Ksnsaf NV rabies tag i1S%
Of Ike Cali RA s:Ci37.
DOG, male. b. -Wh.; answers to Skipper :
VIC 18th s. s. and Eastern ave. Reward
DOG, cocker, black, male e., Amos" :;
Kenwood, Md: reward. OIL. 6-6497.
DOG, Daimatian, male. brown spots;
answers 70 Pepper; large reward.
RA. 6-3494.
EARRING, gold setting, green oblong
jan II. Elk. 3-476o. EXT sos. "
EARRING. antique carved red coral;
Mass, ave. Sunday evening. January
8 .oe ssns s,fs1 = = value % Reward OIL.
EYEGLASSES. with dark blue rims. IN
l Hp. 9.eie7 LO'' Dec -. reward. eau
FOUNTAIN PEN, gray. shaeffer, with
R initials LIZ o Lisa. on gold 'and' re-
PARAKEET. green and yellow; answers
1907. OIL. 2-3595
WATCH, 'ady's, Omega, with band; viz.
Of o st.. 9TH and sth SITS Elk. s-77OO.
4th and II ne. Reward. HP. 7-so74. W.
WATCH, lady's, at Auto Show. Tues
day, engrayed IN. E. B.-1944." Re-
WRIST WATCH, iadys Benrus, platinum,
diamonds, with bracelet; vic. 14th and
q. EN-. 2-gl7g.
WRIST gt.I;1,h WATCH. iady,s s senrus. gold
medal attached to band: lost Sat. after
noon srN vicinity tyn Of Haechts store olsb.
LOST fSE xSSh FEES RESCUE cal ErX MAaS S5
1880
FOUND
BEAGLE, female. trlcolor; red collar;
vicinity Payne ave. owner or good Va.
home. XII. $4,000.
BEAGLE, male tricoiored: chain collar
vicinity North Patrick St; owner or
COLLIE SHEPHERD TYPE DOG, younE
male, brown and black: vic. 1000 blk.
Columbia I'd. NV. AID. 2-4265.
DOG, cocker or beagle, all black; about
5 or q mos female; vic. OF Harrison
st. NV. EN-. 3-4l14.
DOG, all white with 2 black ears, very
curly shaggy hair; about l year old;
found at bus station. Wheaton City.
VIII. 10000.
DOG. on Leesburg pike, near Tysons
Corner. very beautiful and fine male
collie. sable and white, injured left
front leg. JE. 3.s616.
DOG, male, small, black, mixed breed;
vicinity Four Mile Run; owner or good
Virginia home. XII. 9-3Dbg.
PUPPY-Black cocker female, long tail,
white star on neck. RIA. 3.79s6
TERRIER-TYPE PUPPY, black with
white chest and feet; found in vicinity
OF 10th and Penna. ave. NV. Contact
WASHING TON ANIMAL RESCUE
LEAGUE. IL o st. NV. or phone NO.
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BEAGLE HOUND, blue tick, s mos. old
Jan. 8: Prince Georges County tag No
1095. Central S-3423. Reasonable re-
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


PONTIAC .5b Catalina hardtop Star
So nas Taei ns snd br sEto bsns
and green fnish; easy terms. Only
'WvifiiSSisINGER CHEVROLET
L CORNERS " gA a.5sC CHURCH. VA
IPoNTIAc 1856 eafari station Wae.
RoNef ,sSio hsss pov wte er sFes
power antenae; SECS down: 1907
DIS oUNFTf' MOTOR SALES
is9cp tssh N 81 NY y CO. sioO
PONTIAC '55 station wagon: $40
model; showrm: cond:: fully equip. /:
fsae ee 81 sssss Of %e o. e 1s4s
PoNTIAC 1859 chieftaIn dc luxe
an ideal second car: only SbSS.
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
$40 Leah Lee HWy AR arlington AT; ~ ".
PONTIAC ls67 2-dE;. Sedan; rev:
any single eolor. SO. 100; hydra.
EaSs,p d ca 3; extra e. FLOOD PONTIAC
| 1eNAA e0AAM oWgs
PONTIAC '40 convertible; :. and b..
medium blue finish: sos. Open today
Silver Spring Motor Co.
s 1S1a s s;i% S ~ ''' Sc Asyss soo
PONTIAC 1850 Chieftain; excel.
s sSI.i o 5SH Hslies VS. sI s4i4 reason
sSST s7s e fun f SIss 6 Sss0 .o sas
Silver Spring Motor Co.
snv spS spring piM Ma M ~ 81. 4sS.s4soo
PONTIAC 1850 Chief. 4-door:. sac:
MR.. SANDERS. 1883 ilth st. NV.
PONTIAC '53 Chieftaln de luxe q
inish: one owner: sizes down. Open
today I'll 3 pr.
Silver Spr. Motor Co. Of D. c.
i7605 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. 0-3103
PONTIAC 1855 Catalina; r.. and h.,
stand. trans, very low mileage By
JET ENGLISH ToRb, lisa Pa.
ave. Sc. IL, 4-23O0.
PONTIAC 's2 convertible: hydra-
matte, r. and b., Wv. tires; S0oS.
full price. open today I'll o pm.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
s.l 1Ses spiiBs. E ES Eat Sc So. az Sssssoo
PONTIAC '55 Star chief hardtop:
radio heater. hydramatic drive, Wv.
Tires, Continental wheel. 2-tcne nm
fish, immaculate; low miieaee; one
vHHisi i1;o nc. caRysLER CITY
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EM. 2-l02o
PONTIAC '55 $50" YES Catalina:
hydrematic, radio. heateI, poMs!
looks like new: S1.795: safety
tested for your protection: 30-day
written warranty. PAUL BROS.
SoLDsl. wis. and Ellicott st NV
PONTIAC '53 chieftain de luxe g
door: automatic trans, r.. ana ~,
clean and sood tires; only $780,
LEI LEE b. BUTLER, INC.
1121 21st st. NV. pI. 7-0l1l
PONTIAC az 2-dr.; r, b.. excel.
mechanical eond, Far above avg.
f f1SS; s @ern Z nv. clossd ssun GS
PONTIAC 81 9-passenger station
WAGON 4.dr.: automatic trans, 7;
and h.. all.leather Interior good
tires: only $685..
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
Il12l 21st st. NV. DI. 7-01ll
PONTIAC 1858 Chieftain deluxe IS"
eofV., fully equip, new top, one
owner: very clean thruout; $685..
JET ENGLISH FORD. 1894 Pa. ave
SIC. Ii. $4,000.
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AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE

PLYMOUTH -'55 4-dr. Savoy; auto
ncmicai Transportation; "a only 81. sS5
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1871 21st ST. NV. DI. TOLL
PLYMOUTH 1865 nelvedere Vel
|conv.;. straieht drive: z. and h..
ready for summer fun. $i.5e5. oper
today til 3 pm.
Silver Spr. Motor Co. Of D. G
1905 oa. Ave. NV. IA. o-31O:
PLYMOUTH '54 Suburban all-meta'
2-door station wagon; heater, turr
signals. 2-tone finish, Wv. tires
low Is Sl06 down with 1-year full
guarantee. regardless how far YOU
driyei Open today til O. pm.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
sllysS SPRINT. Nd. s.' j. u. s.SSoc
PLYMOUTH 1858 station wagon;
green; excellent condition; $500
Can u. 4-0244.
PLYMOUTH 1919 S-door sedan;
able ofler. Phone KE. 8-2744.
PLYMOUTHs. FQRDS snd CHEW
from: .1-year guarantees. Worldwide
financing arranged for EVERYONE
Serydeemen welcomed Open today
Silver Spr. Motor Co. Of D. c.
zoos oa. Ave. NV. IA. 9-sIOs
PLYMOUTH 1852 conv.: absoIuteiy
like new, new white top. privately
owned: 800. TURKISH EMBASSY
between 10 Am. and 8 pm.
H wv. sIlsa; BIS e0S Nj s.lss2SSS h.
PLYMOUTH '55; ex taxi; good shape
E Sss p psins = 5ob insO $500 $3.50 $3.50
PLYMOUTH $50 VS. convertible; :
and n. poyernite, Wv. tres. red
and white finish: low IS $295 down
Open today tn 0 pm.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1909 E.-W. Hwy. (at Ca. Ave-
Silver Spring. Nd. ~. 9-450O
PLYMOUTH '3e coupe: =. and h..
4 new tires: good run. cond.; body
and eng. sound; S135. OIL. 2-382S.
PLYMOUTH '54 Savoy 4-doof: pow
erfiite. heater: Set black finish. II
you are looking for q '54 model
that looks like new, this Is IN S205
down. Open today til q pm.
Silver Spr. Motor Co. Of D. c.
1905 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. e.3lO3
PLYMOUTH '64 Belvedere cony, /;
auto. trans. all accessories. good
eond:: 1895 cash: pvt. owner. WO.
6.025O.
PLYNoUTHe. Fords and Chevrolets
Over loo cars to choose from: l.
". guarantee: worldwide financing
arranged for everyone. Servicemen
welcome. Open today It'll 8 pm.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1909 E..W. Hwy. Cat Ca. Ave.)
Silver Spring. Nd. 10. e-45O0
PONTIAC 81 chieftain; j owner:
Z. ana n. seat covers. 8 good tires;
excel eond.; S325. IA. 2-s136.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

MERCURY 1865 Monterey 4-dr.
d sS5s sSpip :,.s incl full pSyer sx
JET ENGLISH FORD, 1854 Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

PONTIAC '55 ''e7O" v-s Catalina
h ,.,5s hover rsd BAKE. nsas.E PG sss
looks like new: S1,795: safety
tested for your protection: a0-day
written warranty. PAUL BROS
lOLDel. wis. and Ellicott st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

OLDS 81 "ss" 4-door: hydra, r.
and h.; S295, full price. Open to-
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E.-W. Hwy. tat Ga. Ave.
Silver Spring. Md. JU $4,000
OLDs '55 ''qS" hardtop: full power
I 81. 100 PINEY BRANCH MO-
TORS. 10 5-s525.
OLDsMOBILE 1854 2-dr. "ss"; one
owner; $1,000 milees: $500, JE.
| 2-03l0.
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PONTIAC .55 Catalina hardtop star
power steering and brakes; beige
and green inish; easy terms. Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

OLDs 1855 starfire convertible; ali
accessories; Cad. Cont. kit; 1900
mi oe5A Accept small trade. uN,
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IOLDSMOBIEE 1855 "9S" Holiday
coupe; TURQUOISE and white; fully
equipped power steering. power
81 BOB. CCC guarantee.
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Capitol Cadillac-O Odds Co

OLDs 1888 "9S" 4-dT.; hydra. drive.
MSER Crf issSn s.'e zsSs ynh Is q
dr.. Bethesda, No OIL. 2-Oh6h.
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.5b ys" 4:dr. De luxe sedan:
3 power r1 EQUIP DnEa Excel. cond.;
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1909 E.-W. Hwy. Cat ca. Ave-
Silver Spring, Md. JU. $4,000
PONTIAC 1850 Chief. 4-door: sac. (;
N $50 s sSSh See ,s %Esa Yzib - tI g.
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oLDsMOBiLE 1855 1857 Holiday
2-tone blue finish, hydramatic: see
and drive this beauty today; only
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WISSINGER CHEVROLET
sc MERCURY
Fully equipped Station Wagon
MA. 8-4455
IRV MARTIN

MERCURY 80 convertible: radio an1
heater; 5000 full pricel Open today
20 o pm.
Silver Spr. Motor Co. of D. C,
C606 Ga Ave NV TIA oaf0a
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TAKOMA MOTOR CO.

MERCURY '55 hardtop; r. and h.,
Mercomstic, 2-tone finish, Wv
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Silver Spring Motor Co.

PLYMOUTH "a BelvedeFe conv,;
auto. trans. all accessories. good
sond; 1895 cash: pvt. owner. Wo.
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PLYMOUTH .'65 4-dr. savoy; auto
matte trans. T. and h.. nice eco
nomical transportation; only 81. 2D6.
4 mn u nHYnlR IN HAHn
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OLDsM0BiLE 80 Model "ss"; excel
mechl, cond.: $500 or best offer

OLDs '53 de luxe s9s" 4-door; hy-
brakes: immsculate condition Ta
throughout; one owner: 81, 095.
Safety tested for your protection,
30-day written warranty. PAUL
BROS. (QLDS), Wis. and Ellicott
st. NV, KE. 7-130R.
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0lebe I'd. and Columbia Pike
Arlington. Va. IA. 7-67e1
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VITAL CHEVROLET

MERCURY 'b6 Monterey hit, VS.,
lMercomatic, 2-t0ne blue, r. and h.
Iean,t De told from new; priced $500
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 80 aI-metal 3-seat sta
ton WAGON; very unusual eond.
y496; low as $40 down. WOLFE
MOTORS. 1891 wis. ave. NV. Pc.
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PONTIAC 1850 Chieftain; excel.
S SPIs icy mhsieSMEoe sersisfc
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MERCURY $50 Montciair conv.; fuiiy
equip, IKE new, wife's car. S2.195