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total vehicle miles travelled on
the roads.
Would Not Affect Fees
This plan would permit more
equalization without increas-
ing the gasoline tax and the
automobile registration fees. he
said. But Il would still retain
the idea Of consulting firm re-
port given the VALC last sum-
mer.
The consultant had sug-
gested such an equalization
fund be set UP from q cent
gasoline tax increase and an
additional 81 for registration
fees. but the vAIC rejected the
proposal.
Delegate Cmer L. Hirst of
Fairfax proposed that trafiic
volume be taken into consider
alton In distributing funds for
primary and secondary roads.
He said. for example. that
Culpeper highway district car
ries 20 per cent Of the primary
highway trafiic but receives
only l3 per cent Of the avail
able money for primary roads.
Hirst Seeks Change
Mr. Hirst said he will try
to get the State Highway Com
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Twisters in Four Stotes
Kill IS, Iniure ESQ
D tAe Assoelatea Press

Heavy thunderstorms rmhled across the stricken
sections Of Southern Illinois into Northern Alabama today
but the threat Of further tornadoes appeared ended
The acear Weather Bureau bulletin near midnight fol-
lowed two days Of violent weather. with
tornadoes ripping sections Of Illinois, and
Arkansas
The vicious twstePs killed is persons and injured more
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Democratic Fete Here
viii Honor Trumun

Former President Truman
win be honored February ~
at the Democratic National
Commuters annual fund
raising dinner here. the COM
mittee said today.
Democratic National Chair
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FEDERAL agencies began askinp
that 1t consider similar In
creases for other employees.
csc Chairman Harris Ellis
worth announced last night the
Commission viii 60 into the
situation thoroughly to deter
mine II further increases are
necessary.
Mr.. Ellsworth emphasized,
however. that under the law
csc action to increase rates
for these positions must depend
on satisfactory evidence DEM
onstrating that recruitment of
personnel to fill such Jobs "is
so difiicult as 70 unquestionably
require q raise In entrance
rates"
Thus. when such proof Ia
given. present employees in
these jobs are given salary
raises to conform with the new
maximum recruitment salary
rate schedule.
Mr.. Ellsworth said the COM
mission is calling q meeting OF
Federal agencies on January i3
TO consider the need for in
creased entrance pay rates FOR
the following kinds Of Jobs:
Astronomers (GS-l33O seriesl
meteorologists (GS-i34O series)
oceanographers (0S-iS6O se-
ries). pharmacologists tGS-405
series). landscape architects
(GS-l04l series), mathematical
statisticians tGS-l53O seriesl /,
forest products technologists
tGS-l390). and geophysicists,
exploration tGS-l3l3 series).
With the exception Of forest
products technologist and geo.
physicist. exploration, entrance
rates for these Jobs were pre-
viously raised to the maximum
in Grades s and Z. $3.50 and
$5.335 a year. respectively. For
est products technologists are
now being paid at the maxi
mum In Grades s and Z and at
S.045 in Grade o.
At the January Is meeting.
agencies will discuss the need
TO increase entrance rates to
the maximum for all these
positions In Grades 6 through
II as well as at the Grade S
level for geophysicist. explora-
ton.
OTHER JOBS-In addition
to the jobs to be considered at
the January Is meeting. the
csc is collecting data on Gov
ernment personnel shortages in
biological-science
jobs and on salaries paid by in
dustry ) employers to employees
in such positions.
Examples Of such positions
in this group are bacteriolo-
gists. animal husbandmen and
Dotanists. In addition. various
Federal agencies have sub
mitted requests to raise the
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Awurd to PuthoIooist

Or. Frank w. Konzelmann,
chief pathologist at Emergency
Hospital. has won the annual
award of the Association Of
Clinical Scientists.
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VIE FEDERAE SPOTLIGHT
CSC to Explore More
Top-of-G Grode Raises
by JOSEPH YOUNG

The Civil Service Commission has TO Federal
agency requests for possible salary increases
Tor thousands OF additional Government workers.
Following the Commissions action week In approving
such increases for $4,000 Federal scientists and engineers
Evening star., 1957-12-20

Richmond South wet. District Of Co
lumbia 70 Charlottesville. wet.
North and East District Of Colum-
bias TO- Delawere Memorial Bridge wet
New Jersey Turnpike wet: New Eng
land. clear, but rain forecast. District
OF Columbia 10 Harrisburg. Pa. wet.
River Report
(From u 3. Engineersl
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers
Ferry and cloudy at Great Fails
Shenandoah cloudy at Harpers Ferry
Temperatures for Yesterday
tReadinR Washinaton National Airport
MidniRht ~ Noon 81
an. ----- e pm. ----- sa
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest. lOl on July 81. ~.
Lowest 5 on January la
lllah and LOw Of last 20 Hours
Hieh. 81. at i1,b5 an.
Low, 81, at o pm.
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ID Not Affect Fees

total vehicle miles travelled on
the roads.
Evening star., 1957-12-20

TIDE IabIes
snd ~ nsns sns Hnissd states Goa
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.ouAge suit, and Miss Roberta
Barnes from the Rett CORR Charm
School of Washington, drew a
round of applause for her char
treuse skin-tight topped off with
a skyscraper Nassau straw hat.
After the water show most of
the guests and visitors continued
the merrymaking in the ever pop
luar Booker Terrace Cocktail
Lounge.
BY popular request the water
show will be repeated later this
month followed by a new show
of all star entertainment in the
cocktail lounge where Sambo
Harrison and his band fresh from
his successes in Miami Beach mite
spots will be the main feature,
along with Candy Williams, queen
Of the blues, and Richard (Mr.
Terrific) Thomas, king of the
blues).
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IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory Of
our dear sister, mother and
grandmother,
VICTORIA MLNGO
who departed this life Aug. 8,
1941 at Key West.
Dear mother:
Life wears a different face to us,
Since you have been gone,
But God is with uS-tho unseen,
Leading us on.
His strong hand kindly holds our
own
And lead us onward to the throne
Where Christ one day will claim
His own.
Edna Kemp, sisters
Edna Kemp, sister
Gerald, Alfred, Garland
Vandelean, children
Geraldine, Alfred >Jr., John,
Freda, Jusnita and Juliette,
grandchildren
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Last Saturday Harry Britt anG
Ernest Cochran assisted by sever
al other life guards from d a d e
County Parks along with a tall
ented group of Miami youngsters,
put on a lively water show of
fancy diving and rhythmic swim
ming plus hilarious series Of
comedy skits.
Between acts Maxine Betheps
models staged a fashion show of
the latest beachwear and playtogs.
Miss Shirley Craig was stunning
in a black reverse decolette
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of our dear

WILLIAM GEORGE JOHNSON
who departed this life Aug. II,
1856.
Not dead to us who loved him
Not lost but gone before
He lives with us in memories
And will live for evermore.
Mrs. Susie Mae Johnson, wife
Arthur Johnson, brother
Alphonso Johnson, brother
Mrs. Edna Hepburn, sister
Mrs. Hazel Grundy, sister
Mrs. Norma Johnson, sister
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IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory of
our dear mother and grandmoth-
er,
MRS. JULIA OWENS
who departed this Life July "a,
1855, at Jacksonville, Ga.
May she rest in peace and light
perpetual shine upon her.
Mrs. Eva M. Taylor, daughter
Glenmore Taylor, son-in-law
SO grandchildren
IS great grandchildren
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The family Of the late,
JEROME WILLIAM HOWARD
who was killed Aug. 4, 1857, takes
this medium to thank all kind
friends, neighbors and relatives
who remembered US with their
kind expressions of sympathy
during our recent bereavement.
To those who sent cards OF
coincidence, letters, kilograms, of
fered words Of syrnathy, and In
any way shared our burden, a
special ''thsnk you."
The body win be shipped to
Orlando Friday night, with burial
In Oakland Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Richardson Funeral
Home has charge of arrangements.
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CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late,
MURRAY BURROWS
wishes to thank their many friends
for their kind words of condo
lence, kilograms and beautiful
floral pieces. Special thanks to
the Bain's Funeral Home for its
courteous service.
The Family
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Range

Mrs. Annie E. Bell of 1856 NV
6Oth st. died on Aug. 8. Mrs. Bell
win be remembered among pio-
neer Miamians and as one Of the
pillars Of Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
Survivors are her niece, Mrs.
Annie B. Smith, nephew and
other relatives. Services wer'
held Tuesday with burial In
Evergreen Cemetery.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-10

2 new 9xl2 rugs at $500; 2 Hol-
lywood beds at $500; / Electro
lux Vacuum Cleaner complete,
$40; l desk, $40; / Magnavox
blond console high fidelity record
player with two IL inch speakers,
regular $295, cash price 500. Can
be financed. See Mike Brady at
1900 NV seth st.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-10

Funeral services for Lee John
son, a resident of Perrine for the
past 80 years, was held Monday
at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
with the Rev. w. c. EDGAR Off
ciating. Burial was at Paradise
Gardens, Richmond Heights. He is
survived by his wife, Estella, 3
sons, two daughters.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-10

Beautiful 34bedroom, bath,
shower large lot Priced at $500.
Down payment $500. Monthly,
$50. Partly furnished. 1442 NV
58th terri. Owner.
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Grave side services were held
al Lincoln for Hubert Pearson Jr.
81 l56 NV 18th St, apt. 3, the son
Of Hubert Pearson Sr. and Viola
GmSSon Pearson. Hubert died
Jug. ! at jackson Memorial
Hospital.
Still birth: Baby Neal July 81,
infant Of Bobby and Thelma Neal
I'd B by Woods. July Is, infant
Of Annette Woods.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-10

THREE HOUSES ana lots in
Carver Ranches. See Mrs. M. E.
Stevens, 1845 NV 69th Teri,
Phone ME 4-4736.
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DEATHS


Funeral services for Calvin B.
Holloway of Goulds, will be held
Saturday, July 10 at the chapel
with. the Rev. c. McClary Off
ciating. Burial will be at Ever
green Park.
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COMBINATION grocery and sun
dry store. Fully equipped with
merchandise and fixtures. Good
paying business in good location.
For full information inquire at
1860 NV 3rd ave.
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RESIDENTIAL Lot in Carver
Ranches. Call MA 1-7349.
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FOR RENT

SMALL HOUSE to man, Phone
NE 5-3053.
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YOUNG, Neat, experienced girl.
does secretarial work on JOB or
at home. Call Margaret Newton
4-6642.
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HOUSE FOR SALE in Liberty
City. Call PL 1-5085.
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WANTED

CLEAN, INTELLIGENT young
lady to share apt. with same.
Beautifully furnished, Hooling
privileges. ME 1887.
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ROOM OR APT. Newly furnished
one or two bedroom apartment.
Prefer adults. In Opa Locka, the
Bunche Park division. Phone
MA 1864. A3
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Funeral services were held
Thursday, Aug. 8 in the chapel
for Alfonza Washington who died
July II. Mr.. Washington may
long be remembered by the name
"Shortie" and was employed with
Pure Oil Service Station on Bird
ave. and 5th street. He is survived
by a sister Mrs. Beatrice Robert
son of Miami.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-10

MODERN 2-bedroom CHS on
55th st. Lovely Florida room, tile
bath and kitchen, large living
room, fire place, car porte and
front porch, $4,000 down, balance
like rent. PL $500.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-10

FURNISHED ROOM. 1886 NV
57th st. Call FIR 4-2449 or
NE 4-l290.
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Funeral services were held
Wednesday, July 81 at 8 pm. in
the chapel for James Walden,
22sA NV 18th ST.. apt Z. The l9-
month-old son Of Ruby johnson
and James Walden ST.. Jnterment
was held at Lincoln.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-10

LOTS in the city of Opa Locka
For information call NE 5-9993.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear
husband,
MIR. ABBEY LEE CHAMBERS
who departed this life Aug. 8,
1856.
A precious one from us is gone,
Who's space is vacant in our
home
And never can be filled.
Sleep on dear one.
Marguritta Chambers, wife
Erma Lee Chambers, daughter
Mother and Relatives
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Mrs. Albertha Ware of 464l NV
55th ave. died. July 81 at her
residence. The sudden passing
left her relatives and friends
stunned. The body was shipped
Thursday, Aug. 8 to Brundidge,
Ala. for funeral services and in
terment. She is survived by a hus.
band, Ulys, a mother, Mrs. Cora
Smell of Alabama, brother, Hen
ry Smell of Opa Locka, a sister,
Minnie Tillman.
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i 81 T',9st.
~ =
lZzlA
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

$500 EACH for modern table
lamp and end tables, touchere
floor lamp, IL x Is rug and hall
runners for sale $500 each. Call
MO 1892. y
HI FL RECORD, player, Magma
vox, blond console, very fine,
never used, two 12inch speakers.
Cost $3.50 will take $160 cash,
can be financed. G.. E. Vacuum
cleaner, deluxe model, complete
SIS. one desk $40, 9x12 rug $,8,
brand new, 2 Hollywood beds,
SIS. See Mike Brady, 200 NV
seth st.
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John Strickland of 1885 NV
55th terri, died on arrival at a
doctors office July Is. His body
vas shipped Friday, Aug. 2 to Jes-
sup, Ga, for funeral services and
intermealt. He is survived by a
wife, Cassie Of Jessup; daughter,
Mrs. Brundence Dunwoody Of
Miami, 8 grandchildren, three
great grandchildren.
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CARDS = MEMO AIS
IN MEMORIAM

o Thou in whose presence my soul
takes delight. In memory Of our
loving sister, Pennie Smith who
departed this life Aug. 8, 1851.
Gone but not forgotten.
The Family
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5-ROOM HOUSE, conveniently
located near two bus line. All
modern conveniences. 1893 NV
18th st. Phone PL 8-4433.
FURNISHED ROOM in private
home for respectable man. Call
at 2241 NV 6lst st. before ! pm.
or after 8 pm.
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RoArs icent.l

SALE BY PRIVATE OWNER--le56
models l4.ft. Chris-Craft Barracuda
boat; 30-h.p, motor and Trailcar
trailer. All like new. Cost S1,275;
saer. S795. Also 1885 l5-h.p. john
s @oior siss s sT c sIsS TsG pEs
ewes. and sun. IA. 9-6iS7.
NORFOLK-BUILT Bay fishing bot,
:30x7-ft.. Mercury engine, cypress
at SMITHS BOAT YARD Herald
Harbor. Phone ~. 9-s631.
SEMI-v BOTTOM BOAT, I6-ft.
johnson. 3O-h.p. motor. two 6-gal.
tAnks; remote controlled; 1 VI. old.
5000. Ii. 4-le33.
CENTURY 1855 Arabian speed boat;
sale by OWNER Chrysler 126-h ID !.
used 20 hrs, $4,000. ia. 5-15i4.
SNlPE CLASS l5-ft. sail boat for
sale. 5000. EN-, 2-660S.
0UTBOARD MOTOR. Eyinrude 7h-
h.p. 1855. bought late last summer.
perfect cond. win give new-motoi
gnarantee. Cover and stand. Sl75
lift. RUNABOUT. lO-h.p. Wizard
motor. Cherry S-4576.
OUTBOUND MOTOR. Mark Xxx Mer.
curry with remote control. win take
smaller motor In trade. Market
NEW 1857 CENTURY RuNABOUTs
ON DISPLAY
The new l5-ft. Century Colt in
board runabout; plank mahogany
hull; $2,295; now on display.
25-h.p. Chris-Cr sedan, with
new liO-h.p. NordberE: $1,000.
l2-ft. Feather Craft cupboard
with Mercury Super 40" boat,
trailer and cover: $3.50.
2S-ft. Safticraft sedan; new mo-
tor; excel. condition.
23-ft. Chris-Craft cruiser with
1l6-h.p. motor; $1,000.
1884 lS-ft. Century Resorter with
l40-h.p. Gray; spotlight. cover,
siren; $1,000.
Trades and terms. accepted, A.
naneine. STEELCRAFT-WASHfN
TON CO.. Maine ave. and NJ st. s.w.,
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD 81 customline Tudor "6": r.,
500 cash; orig. owner selling.
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COLORED
LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

WINCHESTER. VA. - New brick
house; 3 bedrms.. large liy. rm
bath: dry bsmt. landsc. lot: SI4,-
500; immed. poss. Winchester 44T9.
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JAGUAR coupe. fullv eouin sv,,,

1901 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
CO. 6-S122 Open 7:30-10, Sun. To-,
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WATERFRONT pRoP.-RENT

COTTAGE on BAY. ami MRS.
WENDELL. Shady Side, Md. week
end on property, during week call
~ b-sS73.
DEALE, MD.--seasonai: furn. house;
. blocks from water: 3 bedrms. ;,
Nv rrn.. din rKn., modern kit,
screened porch. frepl. Can be seen
now. Call University 1921.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-13

fOPD .-dr sedan Model A..
tiptop cond.; rebuilt throughout;
new motor, new clutch, new tSp,
Isuphoi q collectors item Best
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MACHINERY and EoUIPMEN1

81 FORD TRACTOR and l5-ton Low
Bov trailer. UN. 4-5677.
GRADER. i02 GALLON, Diesel en-.
gIne; Al cond.; $3,500 or best
,ffeI. ED. 9-52s9.
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

Well established hotel IN Rehoboth
Beach; twenty years In same family;
out OF State interest reason for sell
ms; operating on year-round basis.
300 Rehoboth Beach, Del. or call
Rehoboth $500
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NEW 1857 q csN IIlgs2 EuNAsoUTs

Mercury Marine Sales
You can own q new Mercury out,
down. Yellow jacket boats boat on dis dis,
play. Ask about demonstration ride
Expert Merccry and Wizard repairs
1896 S. Glebe rd.. Arl.. Va. lat Rte
II, OF. 4-6O0S
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.-lm.~naa.ANaaMlnaa
INVESTIGATE before you inyest.--
kELLER'S MOBILE HOMES, i mile
south OF Frederick. Nd, on Routes
- ana z40 Phi. NO. 2-4273
'55 PACEMAKER, IS it., sleeps 4:
excel. cond.: must sell. SO. 5-1Oi0.
35-Fr. 1851 Royal Spartanette; i
oedrm-; wall-to-wall CARPET; avn
ing. Call JE. 4-0S40.
1885 36-FT. . bedrms., full bath,
complete kit, liv. rm.; reasonable.
JE. 4-027l.
SMALL UTILITY TRAILER for sale.
reasonable. RE. 7-36OS.
l0xl5 Fl. New Moons Hallmark mo-
pile home: has rms. and bath
and all the extras: G-E auto. wash.
er, auto. heat, etc. Only o mos. old
prieed for quick sale. IA. 2-9S53
pet: 6:30 q m. and $3.50 pm. MR..
kEESEE. Can be seen at NightIn-
gale Trailer Court. 5 miles south
Of alexandria on Rte. /. Lot I33.
3i-FT vINDALE, 1852 model: .
bedrms.. excellent condition. Priced
90 sell. WE. 5-4aR9,
TRAILER AWNINGS, sxeO alumni
mum, flts standard awning rail.
Gail so. 6-502S.
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IMPERIAL '55 Southampton cdr:
fsiiS EQUIP with al iIif po S1as i SDI'
steering.. brakes. windows and seat:
low IDs.I mi By ! .. 9r e. owner. Weekend
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AUTO DISCOITNT

hO ~ D1OCOUN1
1910 n. I Ave NE. AID. 10000
FORD SIS customiine VS.; blue
Fordomatie, z and h.. $4,000 mi.
one owner Asking $1,000. NO
7-633l. Ext. is. day; Pc. 3-955s
evenings.
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oI.Ds. CONVERTIBLE 'sS "9s":
fully equipped with hydramatic
drive, power steering power brakes,
green finish with dark green top.
OldSmobile's powerful Rocket" en-
CINE combined with luxurious APP
pointment. Guaranteed: only $500
Pohanka OldSmobile
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GARAGES

GARAGE FOR RENT, suitable fol-
storage. 1905 Minnesota ave. sc
LU. 2-56a2.
BLAIR RID. N.W.-Sele. masonry;
concrete A., overhead dr.. sood stor-
age, plastered ceiling. paved alley
S12.5O. VIII. 2-7552.
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HuMBER HAWK 81; fine condition;
$4,000 miles. Call Sat. or Sunday.
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AUToMoTIvE MISC,
TRAlLERs

'5i CHky. ENGINE, complete: GOOD
sond.; make an offer. Call ia. 4
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POhanka OldSmObiIe

Washington's Oldest OIdsmobile
leadership. At Their Newest
USED-CAR CENTER
GAO IJniv Blvd Y Gil Sno Ma
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Pohanka OldSmobile

Washington's Oldest Oldsmobile
Dealershlp A. Their Newest
USED-CAR CENTER
64n Univ. Blvd, z. sill. Spe.. Md
III h.-REh
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HUDSON 'b4 hornet: r. and h., at.
S577. sPINEY BRANCH MOTORS
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Pohanka Oldsrnohile

Washington's Oldest Oldsmobile
a UsEpDcA n t CENTER Eswe''
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OLDsMOBILE 1875 Super $50
conv., blue and white with match
ine. leather interior padded dash
hydra ?. and h.. Wv. tires. back
w lights; s2.3a5. WA. 7-6lls
OLDS 80 "9s" door; original
finish. beautiful shoal green
lovely nylon upholstery over custom
power steering, ?. and n, safety
padded dash and Wv. tires. truly
an outstanding car and guaranteed
special this week, 81 nos.
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ISETTA "B.M.W." 300
COUPE

This wonder car from Germany
answers the need for low-cost trans
portation and parking ease.
66 Miles Per Hour
90 Miles Per Gallon OF Gas
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PONTIAC IS. Catalina: fully coup
VIII sac. for $3.50. AP. 7-tS15.
PONTIAC 80 VS. 2-door; good tires.
OWNER. 10. 5-3a6h at 33la Fav-
ette I'd. Kensington. Md.
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PONTIAC Ia47 s-eyl. Spas. station
wagon. Best offer. OIL. 2-S764
PONTIAC 1854 Chieftain IS" 4-dr
station wagon. leather interior (,
81 ,Oa5. SLAB down. Spot delivery
BELL MOTORS. 500 Wis. ave
Mn 4 Annn
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDs 81 Super "ss,' 4-door; an
excellent End car, equipped with
|hydrhmatic drive. r. and hi original
|pearsnce and condition; guaranteed.
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IMPERIAL SO SOUTHAMPTON 2-dr. /;
equip. incl. windows and seat: new
cond.: new-car title. Weekend spe-
cial only $3.695. Can finance for SO
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POhanka OldSmobile

Washington'S Oldest OldSmohile
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$40 Univ. Blvd. E. Sill. Spg., Nd.
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400 Ga. Ave. ia. $4,000
IMPERIAL 81 sedans: lat 1887
egu fpp sa sh Gh Ses e full
OF the forward look: radio, heater.
You can make very worthwhile saw
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factory warranty. Twice-a-year OPP
portunity for these savings. These
luxury automobiles only at
LARGEST .WASHINGToN pEAIFR
1900 WISCONSIN NV, EN-. $4,000
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OLDs 81 "Os" de luxe convertible.
Good condition. wo. 6-0lS3.
OLDs 1854 supd "ss" 4-dr,: 2.tone
finish. ! owner. Sl,205, Si06 down.
SPOT delivery. Also "a "nS" A.
DR.; full power BELL MOTORS.
SOLO Wis. ave. NV, WO. $4,000.
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5000 POE

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