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The Nome nugget., 1957-07-17
Formal Turnover Of DEW Line
 Expected Soon

WASHINGTON, R - Formal turnover of the Distant Early Warning Line in the Canadian north from builders to an oper- ating contractor is to be an- nounced soon by the United States and Canadian governments.
 Construction of the 3,OO0-mile system of fixed and rotating radar stations-intended to pro- vide up to four hours warning of hostile bombers coming over the polar routes-has been completed.
 The Western Electric Go. was primary contractor for the huge job of constructing buildings, in stalling equipment and creating air fields and port facilities in the frozen north.
 The job done, that company is now delivering DEW Line to the Federal Electric Corp, firm or ganized to operate the radar warning system.
 Both United States and Canadi- an civilians have been in training at special schools in the United States. They will run and main tain the radar station under over all direction of military person nel.
 Although the building of the line is finished, it is not expected to be put into full military use before this fall Meanwhile, Fed eral Electric technicians will con- duct extensive tests with the equipment and conduct final, on- site training.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-17
Eisenhower
 Offers Compromise On Civil Rights

WASHINGTON R-President Eisenhower said today he cannot imagine any circumstances which would induce him to send federal troops to enforce civil rights-in- cluding school integration.
 Simultaneously, he opened the way to a compromise that might bar the attorney general from act ing on his own to enforce deseg- regation of schools. This section of the administration civil rights bill has been bitterly contested by the south.
 Eisenhower comments were made under questioning at news conference. He renewed his state ment of last night that he wants four objectives met in any civil rights bill the Senate passes.
 Those objectives include en- forcment, without jury trial, of voting rights and similar enforce ment of "other civil rights.
 The news conference was held as the Senate moved into an all- out fight on the merits of the bill, after voting late yesterday to take up the legislation.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-17
71-Year-Old Actor,
 Cramps of Lassie TV, Dies of Heart Attack

BURBANK, tR nm Cramps" is gone.
 He was George Cleveland, IT. year-old actor who died Monday at St. Joseph Hospital He suf- fered a heart attack at his Holly wood apartment Sunday night.
 He one said more people knew him as Cramps" of the "Lassie" television show than remembered him from all his stage, vaudeville and film roles in 58 years of show business
 He had just finished his work in the Lassie series which will be released next September. He and his wife had booked passage for a vacation trip to Europe
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-17

Paul Tveter, son of MT. and Mrs. Ray Tveter. now of Anchor age, is among a group of II Lu- theran young people from Alaska to participate in a six day Lu- theran Young Peoples Conven- ton in Missoula, Mont. All the members of the group had to earn their money for the trip.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-17
Juneau Defense Minerals Exploration Admin. Office Closed
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, R-COnSider- ation will be given to reopening the recently closed Defense Min erals Exploration Administration office in Juneau, whenever act ivities in the area increase, a Department of the Interior an- nouncement said today.
 Hatfield Chilson, assistant h. terior Secretary, said the office was closed July l because of the small number of applications re- ceived there in the last two years.
 Work of the Juneau office now will be handled by the field team from DMEA's office in Spokane, Wash, he said.
 A.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-17
COL. JIMMY STEWART LANDS B-52 SUPERFORT

MFR ED, Calif., R-Movie star Jimmie Stewart, a colonel in the Air Force Reserve, landed a giant B-52 Superfort at Castle Air Force Base late yesterday.
 Stewart is on his annual tour of active reserve training.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-17
PENNY SAVER

BETHANY, Okla, LR-Jerry Porter, IA, yesterday turned in 23,OOO pennies for S23O in new bills.
 The boy explained to the bank cashier he was getting ready for a vacation and needed some money"
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-17
CHARLOTTE, NC, R-Pedes

CHARLOTTE, N.C., R-Pedes- trian Clarence Beachem, 38, thought he saw his brother-in- law driving along a Charlotte street.
 Beachem was released from a Charlotte hospital after treat ment for minor injuries.
 The car Beachem jumped in front of didn't belong to his brother-in-laW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
Lord Selkirk
Is Honored

The Commandant Of the
United States Marine Corps,
Gen. Randolph Nee. Pate.
entertained at q luncheon
yesterday in honor Of Lord
Selkirk. First Lord Of the
British Admiralty who is
touring Navy installations in
this country.
Guests included Secretary,
Of the Navy Thomas Gates.
Sir John Lang. Secretary Of
the Admiralty: Gen. Lemuel
c. Shepherd. jr.. British Vice
Admiral r. F. Elkins. 1t. Gen.
Vernon Mcgee. 1t. Gen.
Verne McCaul and Rear Ad-
miral Ewing who is naval
secretary to the First Lord.
Others invited were Brig.
Gen. James p. Berkeley,
British Naval Attache Com
modore J. c. c. Henley. Mr..
Peter B. Moore. who is pri-
vate secretary TO the First
Lord: Col. Leonard Chap
man. Admiral Sir Michael
Denny and 1t. Ian Stuher-
land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
Pukiston Visitor
is Entertained

Mr.. M. S. HUG. Educatioal
and Cultural Attache Of the
Pakistan Embassy and Mrs.
Hug we're hosts at a reception
last evening in honor Of Pax
iStan Minister of Education
and Health Zahiruddin.
The honoree arrived in this
country Saturday for a month
tour and will attend the No
vember meeting of the United
Nations Economic and Social
Council in early November.
The reception was at the
residence Of the Educational
and Cultural Attache, on
Thirty-fourth street.
Guests included members Of
the diplomatic corps. the In
ternational Bank OF Recon-
struction and International
Monetary Fund. several edu-
Gators. and members of the
Pakistan Water Delegation
now in this country.
PakiStan Ambassador and
Begun Mohammed Ali and
other officers of the embassy
and their wives were also
among those asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
Charles Wilson's Give
Dinner for McElroys

Outgoing Secretary Of De-
Tense and Mrs. Charles VIII
son entertained at q dinner
in the Secretary's Pentagon
dining room last evening in
honor Of his successor. Secre-
tary Of Defense designate
Neil H. McElroy and Mrs.
McElroy.
Guests included: Mrs.
Richard Nixon (the Vice
President is out Of town /.
Secretary of State and Mrs.
Dulles. Treasury Secretary
and Mrs. Anderson. Post
master General and Mrs.
Summerneld. Secretary of
Commerce and Mrs. Weeks,
Secretary Of Labor and Mrs.
Mitchell, Secretary Of Health.
Education and Welfare Ma
Tion B. Folsom and the At
torney General and Mrs.
Brownell.
Also invited were: Mr.. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

Mrs. Gordon Gray. Gen. and
Mrs, Nathan Twining. Gen.
and Mrs. Maxwell Taylor.
Admiral and Mrs. Arleigh
Burke. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas
d. White. Commandant Of
the Marine Corps Gen. RAN
dolph Pate and Mrs. Pate.
Stll others were: Deputy
Defense Secretary and Mrs.
Donald Quarles. Army Sec
rotary and Mrs. WILDER M.
Brucker. Navy Secretary and
Mrs. Gates. Air Force Secre-
tery and Mrs. Douglas. As
sistant Defense Secretary
and Mrs. Mcneil. DR.. Frank
B. Berry. Mr.. and Mrs
Sprague Bryant. Mr.. and
Mrs. Perkins MCGUIRE, Mr..
and Mrs. Dechert Snyder.
Gen. and Mrs. Carey RAN
dall. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Gale and Judge and Mrs.
Homer Ferguson.
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By sELWA ROOSEVELT

The Laos Foreign Minister.
Phoui Eananikone. has done
just about everything
He's been Prime Minister.
Deputy Prime Minister. Min
lister Of Defense. Minister Of
Interior. Minister Of Educa-
ton and Minister Of Public
Works.
During the war. he was
with the resistance against
the Japanese--and since
then, In addition TO all his
government activities, he's
been president Of a bank.
This man Of many talents
Is a visitor In Washington
this week, and yesterday was
guest Of honor at a recep-
ton given by Ambassador
Souvannavong at the en-
bassy.
The handsome residence
on s street, formerly the
Dwight Davis home. is slow
ly being furnished by the
Laotions. They bought 1t sew
eral months ago and Just re-
Gently the first shipment Of
furniture arrived from Paris.
New draperies. Of French
fabrics. are up on the first
floor. on the second floor the
large salon or ballroom is
not yet ready to be shown.
according to the Ambassa-
dor.
But the first floor was very
festive. with a tremendous
buffet arranged In the dining
room. Most Of the guests
wandered out TO the garden
after greeting the AmbaSsa-
dor. his guest Of honor and
the other Laotion visitors
Mr.. Kamsing Sananikone
and Mrs. Pan Sisouphan-
thong. both members OF the
National Assembly: Mr.. Khu-
none voravong. Governor Of
the Province Of Vientiane.
and Mr.. Khamphan Panya.
Laos Ambassador to India.
Among the early arrivals
were China's Ambassador
Tong. the Swiss Ambassador
and Nine. de Torrente, who
Just returned to town on Sat-
urday: Australia's Sir Percy
Soender. who says they ex-
pect to leave Washington
around the end OF January
for the Hague. where he will
be on the international Court
Of Justice.
But like Macarthur" Sir
Percy added. i shall return"
Still more guests were
Frances Ambassador Al
phand. Viet-Nam's AmbaSsa-
dor Chuong. Ecuador's Chiri-
boga. the Egyptian Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Hussein.
Morrocco's Ambassador Ben
Abud. Italy's Ambassador
Brosio. Indian Minister Day
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leave next month for his
new post as Ambassador to
FL Salvador.
Many Of the diplomats
went from the Laos embassy
to the Kalijarvis home at
1852 Thirty-third street to
say goodby to this popular
couple. He has just COM
pleted several years duty as
Assistant Secretary Of State
for Economic Affairs.
Or. and Mrs. Kalijarvi re-
ceived In their I1igh-ceiling-
eu Gothic drawing room.
Everywhere guests COM
mented on its unique archie
lecture, the attractive furn-
ishings and the hands0n1s
paintings and oriental rugs.
Apparently the house was
once a church and one guest
said there was a graveyard
just outside, to which Chief
Of Protocol Wiley Buchanan
replied, I'm glad to know
it's so handy"
Among the many friends
who stopped by were Deputy
Undersecretaries Of State
Douglas Dillon and 10y Hem
derson. Mrs. Burke Elbrick,
the John Simmons. Assistant
Secretaries Berding and Isaac
Carpenter. Secretary Of Com
merce Sinclair Weeks, Di.
rector Of the Budget Per-
cival Brundage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Gruenther Of the
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White House stan, Under
secretary Of Agriculture True
Morse.
There were dozens Of AM
bassadors among them
NorWay's Ambassador Nor.
gensteirne, the Polish envoy
and Nine. Spasowski, the Du
Plessis Of South Africa. AM
bassador and Nine. Van Roi-
jen Of The Netherlands, the
Mexican Ambassador and
Nine. Tello. Bolivia's An
drade. the Chilean Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Puga, and
sweden's Bohemian.
Count Douglas Of Sweden
was there without his wife,
who is in bed with Asian flu,
and Baron Won Worst tot
Worst who just got back to
town, reports his wife viii
join him here Friday.
The Charles Lucets Of
France and the Peter Gar
rams and Guy ThorOlds Of
Britain we're there, and still
more were the Daniel Bells,
Count and Countess Rudolph
zu Pappenheim, Mr.. and Mrs.
Curt Schifeler. DIR. and Mrs.
Albert Ernecke and many
others.
&A -
HABIB BOURGUIBA, JR.
who has been Tunisia's Min
ister-C Counselor here for the
Continued on Page BIG, Col. {
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80. ngbe EDerling Staf
M %SS'DOCLETY
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Ldos Envoy Fetes
Foreign Minister

yal. Mr.. Nabih saab Of Leb-
anon and the Charge DAT
flares Of Syria, Or. NJ. Hamui.
Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Berdine. The
Harold coolldges and the
John Simmons also stopped
BY. as did Francois de Labou-
laye Of the French Embassy,
who just returned to town
this week after a holiday In
Paris; Counselor q. D. L.
White and the Peter Jefferys
Of the New Zealand embassy,
and German Minister Won
Kessel.
= 49,
IN GEORGETOWN, an
other cocktail party was in
full swing. this one given In
the fascinating home Of the
Thorsten Kalijarvls, who
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Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
Capitol-Cadillac Odds Co.

CADILLAC SO air-cond. DeVille;
dual hydro power steer brakes
and seat. cleo windows and aerial
lift, sis seeking radio, Autronic
eye tinted glass Vogue premium
Wv tires: orig. owner. 1880
city miles List price now $1,000
Like brand-new. ~ $50 which Is
few hundred more than hardtou
Ford Bank financ!ng ARRANGED.
l9lS Both st. NV FE. 3-2a5l
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FRANK SMALL

1900 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 2-ase7
CHEW. 1886: r, and h., powerglide;
$500 mi: sell or trade for 1850
Cor later auto In good cond Call
ia. 7-g400, Ext 743 after q pm.
CHEVROLET So is-ton p.u. green,
heater and deiroster. SLIDE
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
2636 Wilson Blvd, ARLINGTON. Va
ia. 2-aO0l Open Till $50
CHEW. SO VS. Bel Air 2-dr, DOW.
errlidc. r. and h., rear speaker: =
tone fin 5000 miles. one owner.
81 0ob or best offer. II. 3-03i9. 81
CHEW. '53 Special o-door; equipped,
heater, dir. siGs; dark green finish;
very low mi eYcel cond. SRnh.
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BLASS & CLARK

Corn. n Capitol and Fla. Ave. NE.
AID. 4-9SS2 for Credit Approval
oLDS 81 Super "sS' 4-dr sed-:
blue 2-tone r and h. hydra
power STEERING and brakes, Wv.
tires. lev mileage oris. owner;
excel cond.: e@,l0o, CT. 6-37SO.
oLDS l9ia cow rtible: new paint,
raoio. heater. Wv tires; good
c0nd., Sl00. ia. 7-416i. ~
oLDS 1853 gs" Holiday hvdra-
matte, power STEERING and brakes,
raulo heater. etc original owner:
& sos IN. 2-62ls
OLD 80 SIS" 4-door. ?. and h.
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FORD 1865 VS. pickup r. and h..
custom cab, directional lights
built-in tool chest, very good 6-ply
tires; excel cond.; $I,0i5. WE
5-aS11
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

Used TRUCKS. Al. high-yalue used
trucks, all models makes and sizes
See our selection before vou bus
INTERN HARVEST 8 r a0i
Bladensburs I'd ne. II. 1-431u
cHEV. As ia-ton panel: nice truck
throughout, good tires. heater
quick sale. Sl95 LU 3-3S43
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

DODGE 50 power wagon. ton pick
up, 4-whee. drive. front-end winch
> new tire very low mileage; 500
II. 7-7@63
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THACKER MOTORS

9TH ana X. l. Ave NE, Ia b-bti0
HUDSON ~ Hornet 4-dr.; green.
hydra garaRe- kept. sacri. 1850.
HE. a-bilI. Sun. and ewes.
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MCKEE PONTIAC

PONTIAC MFANS MCKEE
NEW USED-cAR LOCATION
10Th and l. SITS NV. ST 3-7l07
CHEVROLET 1857 station wagon;
equipped. radio. new car 400 mi
5000, Must sell RE. 5-5iSS
CHEV 81 Styleline 2-dr., r and h
nnNer.ltde. G.inh
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RLASS e. CLARK

Corner N Cap.tol and Fla Ave NE
Cal AID i-aSS2 For Credit Approval
CADILLAC 1910 7-passenger limou-
sine. clean. excellent condition
5000 WO. f-2G3l
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1900 M ST. NV.

AID. 2-4il? AID. 2-4ile
CHEN. 80 Bel-Air sport coupe. .
+, T., Wv. tires. r. and h.. .. p,
o. d.. showroom cond.; $1,000.
CHEV. 80 Styleline de luxe @-dr. /:
with, r.. and h., ETC.; low mi. in
extremely good cond Don't miss
this bargain. January clearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC so Coupe de vile: q
tone: radio. heater, power steering
and brakes. electric windows and
seat: exquisite interior styling by
Fleetwood; immaculate; S4,395.
Suburban Cadjllac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
CLOSED SUNDAY
CADILLAC 1854 Coupe de vile: air
conditioned. Conentintal kit. full
power equipment. iet-black finish
with custom vicodec cover top, etc, /;
cost new, $1,000. our price only
S2,9a5 Cash trade or easy terms
BLASS & CLARK
Corner n. Capitol and Fla. Ave. N E
AID. 4-9SS. For Credit Approval
CADILLAC so 80" Special; beau
tiful. black, Fleetwood. i-door Se-
dan air conditioning bv General
Motors. power steering. electric
seat and windows. radio. heater:
white-wall tires, low mileage. I'm
maculatc. Sale by owner; 81 1913
radio, heater. hydramatic drive.
only Sl.445
Wheeler, Chrysler- Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN AVE, EN-. 2-102u
CADILLAC 1854 model 90" sedan
2-tone finish. has Cadillac air con-
ditioning, power steering and brakes.
So 0a5.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
darlington Shopping Gentec
Alex, Va. OV. 3-O350
CADILLAC 1850 80" 4-dr., in ex-
eel. running cond 5000 or best
offer EN-. 9-332" or WO 6-6970.
Ext. 30l and leave MESSAGE.
CADILLAC 1865 90" convertible
coupe: Pacific coral with tan top;
beautiful all-leather interior fully
sTakeS Continental sn spare tire spe.
cial for week end. only $3.50. CCC
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
l22. 22nd st. NV ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1899 7-pass.. 6-wheel; in
excel. running cond.. needs grill;
WO, 6-G97O, Ext. 3Oi, and leave
message.
CADILLAC '55 60" Special 4-door
sedan; many Cadillac extras and re-
flnements; special today, S3.l95.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-1700
CLOSED SUNDAY
CHEVROLET 90 "2lO" series cdr
sedan and h.: immac inside and
out. Family has used this car very
little: garaged S735. bank terms
OWNER. JU, 5-l9i7.
CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air convert.
VS. engine powerglide, heater.
slgnal-seeking radio, rose and
white: $4,000 mi orig owner.
AP ASIA WA. 7-S0l0
CHEV. so; this striking Bel-Air -
door sedan offers the ultimate in
motoring pleasure; has VS. engine.
powerglide trans. r. and h.. Wv
tires: real buy at 81 59j See
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FORD "a 5000

Sharp CuStOmline cl cpe; VS..
outstanding blue and ivory r h.
overdrivc. low mileage, excellent
terms. DIVER MOTOR co. Dodge
Plymouth. 5l20 Wis. ave, EN- >
1913 or EN- 2-l6I4
FORD 1855 Victoria hardtop: Wv
ilres. Fordomatic, T. and h. power
FORD 81 81 Fordor sedan; r.
u GNAE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
TRAILERs tcont.l.

RIFT. BOAT TRAILER. 2-ton cap. /:
Ak all-steel utility trailer. tandem
boat trailer electric brakes. for
rent 4-ton cap. 1910 Madison ST. 4.
Alex. Va. -
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CADILLAC 1885 Fl Dorado conv.
classic white every power extra
premium Wv tires cost over
$4,000 new: sale rrice. - 3a5
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON 1855 Metropolitan hard
top sport coupe: continental
wheels, radio. heater. A perfect
second car; only Sl,095 on the
easiest terms win trade Call
Mr.. Muldonian of OURlSMAN AID
-6lS0.
HuDSON 1851 Commodore 60 -
door Fully equipped, perfect con.
dition. one owner must sell: $500
HE 4-10dS
JAGUAR 1856 Mark VII: royal blue.
red leather. auto trans r. and h
1000 miles; $4,000 Box 56-T
Star
sAGUAR 1853 XKI20M roadster:
excel cond.; Sl'795. Call &c
JAGUAR So Mark VII sedan. low
MFRS. 1900 Wis ave 70 S-0653
JAGUAR SALE
80 to 30 coupes, roadstefs and
sedanS,; "l2o M models and
$ S5?E
1851 Jaguars, All Models on Display
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
Sales and Service, Imported and
American Cars gst 1914
NOW Five Locations
It'll at r st. NV.
hobart 1000
FAIRFAX SHOWROOM Between
Falls Church and Fairfax On Ier
hwy al Mortified Va JE .-3302
ALEX SHOWROOM. 1900 ara
$50 King st.. Alex, Va XII. ; 800
LINCOLN 1851 2-dr: r. h. hydra
2-tone blue fine cOnd throughout
S4a5, d,ms ST MOTORS. 22nd
and L NV.
LINCOLN 81 convertible. ught
green finish, equip with auto. dr..
IT. and h.. cleo windows, new top,
WV. tires, real sharp car; $500.
aH-fg F1a- ~~hT~-sr a -.
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OLDS SO Super "ss" COW: 2-tone
finish. orion top. power steering and
brakes, cost new. over S4.SnO. Sale
price. S2,595. Cash. trade or easy
terO,e
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TAkOMA FORD

s125 Piney Br I'd, SIS. ~. $1,000
OLDS '5G "aS" Holiday o-door.
power brakes. steering: cleo win
dow and seat: spotlessiy clean.
Listed rev for - 600. owner must
sacriflce S2650 DI 7-SSgd.
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AUTOS FOR SALE tcort.)

AUSTIN SO: 100 per cent guar. and
3-day free trial: like new: owner
i1eai t saoa ina car: VeTy economica GO
Blaiensburg "a. ne.
BUICK 1855 2-dr. Special: low mile
age. full price. 81 800; bank rates.
HEIDE MOTOR CO., RE. $3.50.
BUICK 1852 cdr. Special: equipped
with heater, dynaflow. Wv tires,
bright maroon finish. Special price,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
FAIRFAX NASH.

59u:, Seminary Rd Located at
Baileys Cross Roads; JE $4,000
NASH 1858 Super Cross Country A.
Or wagon, hFdramatic. r. and b.,
beautiful hluc interior. Our price.
Hl,4gI $3.50 down. BELL MO-
TORS, 500 Wis ave NV. WO.
b-hDOO
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pARKWAY FORD

1890 NJ ST. NV. FE 3-22o4
FORD 1855 Custom IS" Fordor
Fordomatie. and h., owner.
really nioe 81 .295 $3.50 down
BELL MOTORS 500 Wis. ave.
NV. WO 6-Sa00
FORD 1855 Fairlane club sedan
come in and test drive this rose
and white beauty; completely equip
with r. and h.. Fordomatic trans
CnnnAnl Mia O. NO.
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PARKWAY FORD

$3.50 M ST. NV. FE. 3-2204
FORD '949 Tudor: radio ard heater
sos End ST. Sc
FORD 1855 Thunderb.rd. black. all
optional equipment, shoV-r.;l. con3
$4,000 miles Owner leaving for
Europe Cost - 200. asking 81 $50
Du 7-in0o. Ext 81"
FORD 1850 Tudor: r. and h cd.
very clean. $685.. 1881 l4th st.
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: NOM miles. 81 $40.
THACKER MOTORS
l2th and r. l. Ave. NE, LA. d-G530
plus lge cargo capacity is the out
standing feature Of this beauty:
upholstery. sidewalks and roof lining
are long wearing and washable
Vinyl. has VS. engine. powergllde
trans, r and h.; exceptionally
clean Sl,1gj Sec Mr. Worl
L L I'll Il
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CADILLAC 55 coupe; 2-tone; 1000
actual miles. power brakes. power
steering, hydra, Wv. tires: Saa5
dn.. balance through local bank
For immed. delivery call collie" "
10 l.S036
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CADILLAC % coupe baby blue
with white top, power brakes. pow :
er steering has California extern
sion continental spare kit. This car
is perfect and must be seen to be
appreciated. S3,315 For sale by
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TAKOMA FORD

S525 Pirey Br Rd., S s, ~. $1,000
BUICK 81: excel. cond Wv tires.
radio. heater, dynahow. 2tune
gray S525 JE '-4lSii.
BUICK 1856 convertible coupe, beau
tiful 3-tone finish, fully equipped !:
week end special. $500. CCC guar
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Lee D. Butler, Inc.

1921 2lst st NV. DI 7-ulll
BUICK 1851 Roadmaster COW: ex-
cellent condition rebuilt front end
S5l9s6. 10. $500
BUICK "a SUPER 4-dr sedan =
tone green low mileage. Fully
equip excel cond Orig. owner
ia S-71gT
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= l'3 tONN.' ]. anu II, y.
TAKOMA EORD

s725 Piney Br Rd., SIS. JU. s-100l
FORD 50 custom "S" Fordor: over.
drive. r. h.. ton condition; 81 .i95
HILL & SANDERS, Wash. S Oldesl
Ford Dealer. MA Vermont ave
NV, AID. $4,000 Open ewes, IL
., Sat til s.
FORD 1855 Fairlane Victoria
finish. tubeless Wv. tires : 1875.
McLyEi OONIIAIN
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JET MOTOR SALES

5i4 Pruna ave . T. II .tut
FORD SO Farlane IS" Victoria:
beautiful blue and white Styletone
Forlomatic. r and h d. power steer
ing, Wv. tires and many other
accessories; new-car cond through
out; guar January clearance, ST.
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