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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-10
Auto Workers Reflect
Reuther by AccIomotion

ATLANTIC CITY N j., April 10 QP9-The United Auto
Workers today reelected by reclamation Walter p Reuthe
president of the 1.5-millon- member union
Reuher only potential rival Carl Stelato president Of
Plant Local 900 in the Detroit the only
other candidate nominated
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-07
By JACK BELL

WASHINGTON, tR-Adlai E. Stevenson called today for a four year sustained offensive" by the Democrats against the Republi- cans in an effort to win back the White House
 Stevenson, the 1856 Dempcratic presidential nominee, said in an interview he believes the best way to get ready for the 1858 and 1860 elections is for Democrats in and out of Congress to work to- gether.
 'sWe must have a sustained of fensive throughout the next four years and that is the best way to get it," he declared. "We must have a broad base of operations from which we can bring in gov ernors, mayors and other officials as well as members of Congress-
 Stevenson said he will continue to be active as a member of the party's Political Advisors Com mittee which patched up it's sur face differences with Democratic leaders of Congress in a weekend meeting here.
 Speaker of the House Rayburn
 
 and Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson, the Senate's majority leader, met with the committee and said later they will welcome advice from the party group, altho the two Texans stuck by their previous
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-07
Dulles Says Middle East Plan Would Increase Tensions With Russia But Stop World War HI Before It Starts

if-we-must proviso, Dulles said he has no doubt what Congress would do Eff international Com munism set out on a pieceneal conquest of the world by war"
 "But until the Congress has actually spoken" he said. 'there is doubt in the Middle East and there may be doubt in tre Soviet Union.'
 Dulles noted that in the Middle East "there is suspicion against any outside force lest it be de- vice to re-impose colonialisn."
 This and the other discords and difficulties in the area make it ''hard" for the United States ito help in one direction without ere ating suspicion in another,"
 But, he added, the administra- ton plan would first of all make unmistakably clear that it is the policy of the United States, de- clared by the Congress and the President, to cooperate with the nations of the Middle East to maintain their independence.''
 He noted that the US. would commit it's troops only on the in vitation of a nation under attack. And he emphasized that any US. use of force would be consonant with the actions and recommen- dations of the United Nations.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-07
Adlai Stevenson Calls for Four-Year Sustained Offensive by Democrats To Win Back the White House

decisions not to become members of it.
 Stevenson said he thought that there had been a "misinterpreta- ton" of the advisory groups role and believed it could work close ly with the congressional leaders without undue friction.
 "It never was the intention of the committee to try to tell the members of Congress what to do," he said.
 Stevenson has left no doubt, however, that he believes Demo- crats should continue to belabor President EisenhoWer's handling of foreign policy matters as he did in the campaign.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-07

he had last seen the girl.
 Last night in the Solano County jail at Vallejo, Roger wept bit talking to reporters and said he wished" the girl were alive.
 Roger said his family had moved many times, requiring him to transfer from school to school 'sso much-too much" The boy said the Browns had moved eight times in Japan in 1854 and 1855.
 An autopsy revealed the child had not been criminally attacked.
 Roger had been employed to take care of Rose Ann at various times while her mother, Mrs. Frank White, B, worked at her job as a beer parlor waitress. The chi1d's father is an airman in Ja- pan.
 Roger said while they were playing Saturday along the rail- road track, he, ripped and Rose Ann fell over him, knocking her self unconscious on a rock. While she was unconscious, officers said the boy related, he beat her on the head with rock and then stabbed her repeatedly.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-07
Jacksonville Residents Go Fishing for Soap

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, R@Soap fishing was the No. sport on the St. Johns River at Jacksonville yesterday.
 The soap, cargo of barge that sank, began floating to the sur- face in the downtown section. There were thousands of bars of it Qvory). Hundreds of people gathered to get in on the harvest.
 Police reported people in boats and along the banks were using "crab nets, dip nets and every thing else, including rakes."
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-07

WASHINGTON, RESecretary of State. Dulles declared today President Eisenhower Middle East manifesto would increase tensions with Russia but would "stop World War III before it starts"
 Dulles appeared before a jam packed hearing of the House For eign Affairs Committee.
 He was the first of a parade of administration witnesses called to detail the proposal which Presi- dent Eisenhower presented at a special joint session of Congress Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-07
Communist Hunggary's New Program Would Employ Cet-Tough Stalinism

peoples democracy have no free dom, even if they mask their ounter-revolutionary efforts by democratic slogans. The law will always punish them severely !"
 In an obvious reference to the Soviet-crushed revolt in Novem- Der, the statement said:
 People of petty bourgeois thinking or people who were masking themselves as Marxists set as their aim the disintegration of social order and the dissolution of it whereby they used slogans like democratization, destaliniza- tion, and others :. -. It is there fore main task to strengthen the peoples democratic installa- tions and organizations :"
 The statement said "the gov ernment is planning talks with various public figures and non- partisan experts aimed at their participation in leading state af- fairs with the government" This indicated some sort of coalition government but did not mention any non Communist parties.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-07
By ENDRE MARTON

BUDAPEST, RAPremier Ka- dar's Soviet-installed government took the wraps off it's long-prom- ised new program" which com- pines get-tough Stalinisn with an appeal to the West for financial aid.
 The program was issued yester- day from the Premier's office in Parliament Building, ringed by protecting Russian tanks. It was broadcast as a 1O,O00-word state ment over the Budapest radio.
 The statement probably got it's final drafting last week while visiting Soviet Communist party chief Nikita Khrushchev looked on. The Hungarians, led by some informants to expect a "surpris- ingly mild" declaration, were told among. other things:
 There is a dictatorship of the proletariate in Hungary ... the counter-revolutionary efforts by sons who attack the legal order and the basic principles of the
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-07
Boy Whose Family Moved Too Much Admits Knife Killing of Girl, 8

FAIRFIELD, Calif., R-Muti- lated by 115 stab wounds, the body of frail, blonde Rose Ann White. 8, was found by railroad track here Sunday, F hours after she had been murdered.
 A remorseless 14-year-old boy admitted the crime, authorities said.
 Roger Browns principal con- cern" was that he might lose the lethal knife, reported Dep. Dist. Atty. J.-Clifton Peterson. Young Brown led authorities at 3:3O am. to the place where Rose Ann's body was buried loosely under a pile of thistles and grass.
 Peterson said Roger, the step son of Sgt. Merrill Brown of the 436th Anti-Aircraft Battalion at nearby Travis AFB, confessed the killing calmly and told how he later went home to work on a stamp collection and watch. tele- vision.
 Roger went to bed early Satur- day night.
 He was. awakened when police called at 10:30 pm. to ask where
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-07
Eisenhower Proposal on Page

In an exchange with Chairman Gordon O-IID, Dulles said the Soviet Union is seeking to make an "area of turbulence" out of the Middle East, and he added:
 T think, MT. chairman, we must recognize that this action may temporarily at least increase tensions with the Soviet Union" :"
 But he said the purpose of the Presidents proposal is ssto stop World War III before it starts"
 Referring the proposals fight
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-07
War Games Will Test New Concepts of
 AirbOrne Warfare

FORT BRAGG, N.C., R[War games opened today at this home of the 82nd Airborne Division.
 The week-long exercise will test new concepts of airborne warfare. These will include an airdrop of 1,500 troops, delivery of vehicles, equipment and sup plies by parachute, and a heli- copter raid by two infantry con- panies.
 Elements of the 1O1st Airborne Division, which were airlifted to here from Ft. Campbell, Ky, will join the 82nd Division for the maneuVerS.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-07
Eisenhower Names Special Assistant On Middle East

WASHINGTON, R-President Eisenhower to day appointed James P. Richards, former chair man of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, as a special assistant on the administrations Middle East program. Richards will head up mission to that area.
 The South Carolina Democrat, who retired from Congress last week, will serve with the rank of personal ambassador, the White House announced.
 Appointment of Richards, who did not seek reelection to the House last year, came just AS hours after Eisenhower had laid before Congress his program de- signed to thwart any Communist aggression in the Middle East.
 The White House announcement today said that Richards duties will be to ''advise and assist the President and the Secretary of State on problems of the Middle East area.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-07
Meeting Tor fight g
 Seeks Plans FOr. Sports Fishing

Art Johnson of Unalakleet, with Tom Martin of the Polaris Hotel, are heading an informal meeting of sports fishermen in the area at 8 o'clock this evening at he Polaris dining room.
 Johnson is making plans for the second annual King Salmon Derby to be held at UnalalSleet in June and is looking for sug- gestions and new ideas to make the second annual derby bigger and better than last year.
 He is hoping that sport fisher men who are interested, as well as those who have not, tried it but who would like to visit Un- alakleet at that time, will come to the meeting tonight.
 Last year the trips were ar ranged by charter flights with Alaska Airlines. If enough inter est is shown it is hoped that bet ter transportation can be ar ranged so that parties may stay in the village as long as they want to.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-07
Central Committee Backs } Alaskans s For Governor
From Daily Alaska Enpire)
 By BOB lKEDERICK

The Alaska Republican Central Committee had endorsed three interior Alaskans for the appoint ment as governor to succeed B. Frank Heintzlernan, the Empire learned through unofficial sources today (Thursday).
 The three men endorsed by a majority of the committee are:
 Walter Hickel of Anchorage. COP national committeeman.
 Mike Stepovitch of Fair banks. Fourth Division terri torial senator.
 pr. Paul Haaglalad of Fair banks. Fourth Division terri- torial senator.
 The endorsement climaxed an all day meeting of the Central Committee Wednesday.
 It is believed. the four. South east Alaska members of the com mittee opposed the endorsement of all three candidates, which ap- parently put the vote at 10-4 for each.
 Hickel, operator of the Travel Inn motels in Anchorage and Fairbanks, appeared to be the strongest candidate of the three. His name has been mentioned as a potential governor since 1851.
 Stepovich, a territorial senator the last four years, is an attorney in Fairbanks and once was men toned as a possible appointee as federal district court judge in the Fourth Division. The post is now held by Judge Vernon Forbes.
 Dr. Haagland has practiced medicine in Fairbanks the last 20 years. He was elected to thu, Sen ate in the last general election to fill the seat vacated by Ralph Rivers, who resigned to ruin for the Alaska Tennessee Plan con- gressional seat. +s-,a-.ss4s. s.aass
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-07
Royal Expecting Date Moved Up to Jan. 20

MONTE CARLO, Monaco, R- Doctors attending Princess Grace of Monaco again today moved for ward the date her baby is ex- pected. This time the prediction is Jan. 20.
 The doctors at first predicted sometime early in February. Last week they said Jan. 25 was more likely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27

1883 MG IA; classic black-red;
for $1,000: sch. 81, 100 with parts.
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CHRYSLER 1887 4-dr. hardtop
Indian turquoise. 2-tone 8nish
z and h.. Wv tiref power
brakes, power steering, solex glass.
torque Elite. dual headliEhts. stone
shield. custom steering wheel. GUS
tom wheel covers. safety dash,
outside mirror. windshield wash
era This bargain cannot Be
matched AZ S3.2a5 Only seq5
down. ROYAL cHRYsLER. NC,
wASHINGToNe EXcLU sIvE
cHRYsLER DEALER. 1901 Rhode
Island ave. blocks beyond d c
line. WA. $4,000.
CHRYsLER 20 Crown Imp. lin
EQUIP. 10000 miles. estate ear,
new eond. $500. WO. 6-sf7i
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MERCURY 80 4-dr. excel. cond.
SoQS or hest offer. WE, 5-5SO6.
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p Ssr soTo S,. =. P Ss4g.D;t ,ssS S
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
lcONTINueDl
CADIILAC ~

seville hardtop; Just q few miles;
al extra equipment possible, List
price over $4,000, will saerifice for
payment and finance through local
bank for as long as AZ months N
AZ II necessary. Phone Elkridge
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MERCURY '53 Monterey; fully
equipped: orig. owner. KI. S-6953
1858 2-door hardtop;
Sssu. dG T.a. an and a Ssis. ni st'S
and h.: Wv. tires and Merco-
matte this car is like new In every
way. BELMONT AUTO LAND,
14th and Belmont SITS. NV. Ho-
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VACATION PLACES

BETHANY REACH. DEL. for your
vacation, Apis. on ocean avail.
after july 81. SIS per VIZ. IA,
VACATION YEAR ROUND on your
own mountain retreat, in nearby
Blue Ridge. one hour from Chain
bridge IN neighborhood OF attract
secluded cottages 1880 n cot :
taee On q wooded acres. springs.
stream. elee.. S3.iS0. Excel. terms
ia. 7-0.2a.
ISLAND, Georgian Bay. Ontario.
Canada-.-bedrm. cottage, hrepl.,
canoe. row boat. excel. swimming.
nshine: s65 per wk. ~. 7-0o6a
U-DRTvg-Tr--42.ft. cruiser, sleep,
= kitchen. bath; docked IN D. CT
$50 per WI. end; S125 per VIZ
RE. 6-7sl7
COUNTRY BOARD. $50 week; q.
room nshine cabin for rent. $50,
river lots $50 down, JoREt.El
Xxx. S-e9SO TX. S-iTi5.
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1871. OH TOWN sponsor eanos,
paddles. ssskress S's sea- cushions
motor bracket and eartop carrier
roller bars; asking 500. IA
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y s s;$$;i' sSEEs S aIissss
ave and Lee hwy. JE 2-23OO.
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MS snd nag s,ss SS'I Pontiac ssst.
equipped: $4,000. RIA. 1924.
FORD IS Fordor: with heater: 1
ing overseas. 10. 7-6367.
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Nc MAGNETIC '55; black, red

NASH '55 Metropolitan convertible;
r. and h. turn signals; small, eco
nOmical car.
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AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE

KAISER SO Manhattan sedan:
s Sssssri':s sI srd s ffs XII sRAS Sess
MOTORS. ~. 5-s525.
L aES coS rs .sSsni fun Pear cS.sT
1909 warrants; Ike new: SSNh
down. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS,
LINCOLN 81 4-dr.: hydra, r. and
b.. elec. windows; $3.50 cash.
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ZEAL ESTATE LOANS

9na TRusT-Absolutsly top spot
cash prices paid Nd, Va, .. C.
Call day or night. 10. l-as6b.
MONEY End TnUsfs-Ws viii 6uy
Ind trust note, D. c.. nearby Nd
SfiIosst N E;siSsss!i !s' ifs:.yrMs4::
nv. Ma $3.50.
:SRsei E..3s1. ps HOY
81. nv. Nj. e.sfpb.
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GARAGES
BOATS

ls-FT. OUTBOARD cabin boat,
ssSs r.ssIs,, bo9tom si7Sns,o beam can
ribbed brass-screw construction.
Used W.. lust painted, S545.
$50 Ta1ewell I'd, Vienna. Va. Du.
5-74g3.
OWNER TRANSFERRED, must sell
35-ft. Bay-Built cruiser; 4 hunks,
all equip. many extras, in good
shape. ready to 60. q real buy at
$1,000. so. 5-4213..
CABIN CRUISER, 20 It.. lO5-h.p. |;
completely equipped; 8. and g.:
sleep Z. Phone JE. 2-3273.
.7-FT. s-CRAFT exp; 96-
hp., Cow. SIS. radio; compll re-
nm: sleep 4; teal cockpit. many
extras: in D. c. S:hs5O. Ju. 7-644a.
SGT !; T. BAY-8UILT Dead Rise: 2
head. Overhauied and painted In
May. Quick sale. $3.50 or best
offer CARL ERCOIL v oodland
Beach Fire House: Colonial s-e93O.
le-FT. CHRIS CRAFT cruiser. 'S5.
rs HIP johnson with controls
used 5 mos. S1.2a5. SP. 3-6OO6
FOR sALE-2O-ft. cabin cruiser. 3
yrs, old. fully equipped; $1,000.
Call AP. 7-d7S6.
3l-FT. BAY-BUILT CRUISER. fully
sSpippenda; Must sell. $1,000. Call
AUX, sLO0P. l9-ft.. sleeps 4; at
Sailing Marina: fully equip: trail
er incl. S1.496. u. 4-47O5.
1877. CUSTOM cupboard speed
boat: center deck. steering wheel;
bargain. s195. IA. 5-2703.
SPEEDBOAT, 25-ft.. .O5-h.p. sale,
or swap for Thunderbifd. Colonial
Beach. Va, Capitol 4-2997.
1e-FT. TOPPER OUTBD.. / 054 IS
h.p. Evtnrude; sleeus =: head,
many extras. S1.7O0. Seen Buzz
sard's Point Marina. Cali RE.
E sfSe' s cSI c:n i H ssc IIi' new
MATHEWS, 40 t.. double cabin:
bridge deck: sleeps q. ChrysIer
engine priced to sell. Shady
Oaks Marina. University 7-60Oi.
u-DnlvE lr-42.ft. cruiser, sleeps
sie5 per week re. e.Sbl7.
I.-FT. RUNABouT, steerinv. re-
mote control. ie-h.p. Evinrude mo-
tor. trailer 10. $3.50.
l2.FT. CRUISER, ist-elass shape;
sleeps 5: flrm price. sl.2S0. cash.
am; "a. s.sa4s. weekdays. io.s.
lcHRls-CRAFT 1888 i6-ft. cupboard
cruiser: 25-h.p. Kvinrude. equip.
Hunting Towers Marina: sos.
MILLER. IA. 7-3583.
aarT nnnnr wrfN wOrfR 80
west River. Nd IN 9.sOoi A'
1895 OWENS RUNABOuT. eoxS.
equip. with navy top. ~ SOS.
Nay be seen at Berllt1 Marina.
Deale. Nd. or call Ju a-a2Th.
CUPBOARD MOTOR. Royal h-p.;
yrs. old. XII. S-a63d
it.FL 0UTB0ARD ALUMINIUM
motor, used once: trailer iiehided !.
$500. Du. 5.a00a or JE. s.SSS6
srEELcRAET :s-ft cabin cruiser;
s s..,, Shr JS. Gsosn .i Us ,h nP s
hours. si'ss0 Pentaeon La
room slip c-iS. Evs1 and sun
"a. s.54c0 ess
sPEEDB0AT. ts-ft.. aii-mahoT. !.
1e5-hp. Chrys. Marine inbd.. en-
eel. cond.: fast; roomy. XII. a-l7f5.
BOAT. i4-ft.. and trailer. and 7ts-
h.p, motor: al for s.e5. ST
NEW EFT. ROWBoAT. never
used. complete with oars and pad
dies reasonable UN 4.4067
la-FT, INBOARD. needs paint:
saerifee $3.50. IA s-3S23
1877. OLD TOWN sponsor canoe,
safest made. complete with
/ paddles, backrests, seat cushions
motor bracket and carton carrier
roller bars, askine 500. IA
BuccANEER Ship. motor, viii
\ unit, siss. oil. 4-is6s.
Iii.rf. RUNABoUT BOAT. trailer
and ie-h.p orthoard motor
cover. life pfeservers and extras.
al 1885 models. sasS. Ia. g.
=. - :, =
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NV I.:II, RowsoAI: never
dies reasonable UN 4-4061
lie-FT. INB0ARD. needs paint;
saeriflce $3.50. IA. e-3S2a.
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BOATS
fcONTlNUEDI

s6-FT. CHRIS CRAFT DCEB for
: sas s. :anp &C stainless aaS: ' ssse ss f
ley; White fathometer; lI5-watt
s-to-s. and plenty Of other equip
ment; eompl. reconditioned this
year. Call King S-0767. after IL.
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STEELCRAFT e6-ft cabin cruiser:
new chrysler Grown li5 h.p. IN.
stalled June 81: less than IS
hours. Sl.SS0 pentagon La
coon. sir c-i3. Evef and sun
ia e.T4c0 ees
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De SOTO '55 hardtop; red and
". ioOss warranty; S2s5 down.
PINEsYE BRANCH MOTORS ~
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LLOYD-WAGEN

GERMAN woNDER-cARl Low cost.
low Insurance. low maintenance.
Up TO As mi. per Eallon. Sedans.
wagons. eonvertihles. rha big-little
car. Prom 1.365. See Il! Drive III
LOW BANK FINANCING
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FORD '53 convert: red finish, new
black top, Fordomatic; l-yr. war
ranty; 1905. Many other Fords
to choose from. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS, JU. 5-S525.
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OF s0To 1857, nee hsrdssp s2.s7p
efedit See Mr wtks PALS
CHURCH Ds soto. ". $500.
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s6-FT, RICHARDSON cabin cruiser
exeelleut eondieon, t.,iOo. Ap
s-fe5S.
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MERCURY i947 coupe: in perfect
shape; Sl95. Can see after pm
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LOTS. ACREAGE Ter SALE

NEARBY VA. Wooded 1.4-aere
lot, restricted. Sewer. Lovely COM
custom homes. win subordinate.
CT. 6-074O.
TRACTS In miles
from Sc d. C.. on hard road;
$1,000 and Up. Out Branch ave.
Sc. about Is miles. turn right
a mile past Martha washington
Motel. to property Inquire at
farm house until y pm. PUFFEN.
BERGER. Realtor LII. 4-7OfiO
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PLYMOUTH 1855 savoy 4-dr.; IA.
do. heater. white-wells, beautiful
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DODGE 1856 Royal Lancer hard
top: auto. transmission; fully
equipped. An excel. buy at only
S1,595. Safety tested for your
protection. 30-aay warranty. PAUL
BROS: (0lds), Wis: ave; and Eli
cntt ST NV. Ky H-120S
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very clean; $500. 10. 5-s5sb.
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DODGE 1854 Suburban Coronet
2-door:. 8 cylinders, powerfiite.
r. and h.. excel. Wv. tires, pearl
gray finish: like new. Owned bv
prominent local physician: ST.
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DIV. 81. beaut. little ferslEn
s sSi:: i!4slss - . w.: * Y;
LAND, iish az snd Belmont SIS
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
BLASS & CLARK

DE SOTO 1858 Firedone VS. Sc
dan: power steering. automatic
transmission. ETC.; very clean: dis:
BLASS & CLARK
CORNER N. CAPITOL AND FLA.
AVE. NE. AID. 4-9eSS
De SOTO '54 4-dr.: power equipped
carefully driven BY one owner.
CT 1T
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

SHERWOOD FOREST - a-bedrm
cottage. water view; $500 per mo
Also cottages for sale BRIAN
BRANDON, Realtor. Cali Mrs
Bortner, sherwood Forest All.
EENWOOD BEACH = waterfront
cottage. bedTms. Modern COM
veniences. Avail. August. 10, e.
4067.
sCIENTIsTs CLIFYs, Port Repub-
lie, Nd, as miles from D. c. on
Solomons Island rd.-laa miles
sandy Chesapeake Bay beach. rec
reational program. tennis. COM
munity building: lots and houses
for sale or rent TO approved col
lege graduates. Literature on re-.
quest. MARGARET MILES
DESIRABLE MODERN COTTAGE
Cool, clean, restful swim. rs mi.
wash. WO. 6-300e.
BAYFRONf COTTAGE. AMI, de-
sirable reas, MRS. WENDELL.
shadyside. Nd, University 7-63p3,
DEALE. Nd Blk. from hay.
Completely furn 3-oedrm house.
Reas. CO S-OSSo
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FORD 81 haFdtop; fully equip;
peri. cond.: will swap for 40 TO
"a auto in good cond. VIII. 0-7630
FORD 1855 Sunliner convertible;
radio, heater, Fordomatic, white
walls, power steering, Thunderbird
engine. White finish and Mandarin
orange. Bonded. 1905 parts labor
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rRAILERS

TOP DOLLAR PAID for used house
book appraisal or better COLES
MOBILE HOMES Rte. I Jessup
Nd Phone Mr., Robinson PA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27

DODGE 40 4-doof sedan; GOOD
$3.50 or best offer. sat. ST. g.
$3.50. Sun. III. S-0527.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27
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