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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
Special Mass
Opens Home
For the Aqed

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of WASH
ington, yesterday offered a spe-
cial mass of thanksgiving to
open Carroll Manor, a So. $50. :
600 home for the aged.
Carroll Manor is situated on
a 26-acre tract at 1922 LaSalle
road. Avondale, Md. near East
ern avenue. the Districts north
east boundary.
The building. built in the
shape of a Maltese cross. will
have accommodations for 900
men and women residents. in
addition TO quarters for IS
Carmelite Sisters for the Aged
and 1nfirm. who will staff Car
roll Manor.
Facilities include a 3OO-seat
auditorium. a library, a chapel.
laboratories. pharmacy, treat
ment rooms and a dental Of
fee. A balcony on the second
floor opens into the chapel and
Will permit stretcher beds and
wheel chairs to be moved there
for devotions.
The first residents are slated
to move into the new home on
Tuesday Twenty-Five residents
OF the Catholic Home for Aged
Ladies will be the first resi-
dents.
More than 1900 guests at
tended the ceremonies yester-
day.
An open house at the new
facility will be held from 2 to
5 pm. today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
'Reheoring
In Williams
Case Denied

The United States Court oil
Appeals by a 5-to-4 vote has
turned down a prosecution re-
quest for a rehearing by the
full court in an assault case
involving Dallas o. Williams
THE Bad Man of Swampoodle. =
The Court of Appeals earlier
this month reversed Williams
assault conviction. The rever-
sal was by a three-judge panel
Recently, the United States
attorneys Office asked for q
rehearing by the full court.
The Court of Appeals in a
brief order handed down Fri
day denied the rehearing
The question of the rehearine
had been taken up in chambers
by the full court of nine judges
-Four of the judges who APP
proved of a rehearing were
Wilbur K. Miller, John A
Danaher. Walter NJ. Bastian
and Warren E. Burger.
The five judges who denied
the request were Chief Judge
Henry w. Edgerton, Judge E
Barrett Prettymsn, David l.
Bazelon, Charles Fahy and
George T. Washington.
The Court Of Appeals order
denying the rehearing did not
go into details but simply said
Upon consideration of APP
pellee's tthe Government) petit
ton for a rehearing en- banc,
IL Is ordered that the afore-
said petition be and it is
hereby denied
/ The assault charge against
Williams. 43. had accused him
of shooting another man in a
fight in September. 1949. Ac-
cording TO his police record
Williams has been arrested
nearly 100 times.
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|Distillery Union Meets
I omorrow to Elect

Union City. N. j.. the secretary
treasurer. Among other things,
O'Neill claims the unions head
quarters is in Chicago, while
Oneoto says its main Office is
in Union City.
Recently Mr., Meany, noting
that conditions were still not
satisfactory in the union. said
the president had fired the sec
retary-treasurer and the secre-
tary-treasurer had fired the
president. What the AFL-CIO
wants. Mr.. Meany added. was
for somebody to FIRE both of
them.
That is the apparent purpose
Of the convention. Two or more
candidates acceptable to the
AFL-CIO are understood to be-
ready to run for the top ofiices'
in the union.
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Downtown Stores List
.Lote Shopping Hours

Late shopping hours for the
downtown Washington stores
in the pre- Christmas shopping
period beginning tomorrow
were announced yesterday by
the Merchants and Manufac-
turers Association.
The following listed stores
viii remain open until 9 pm.
tomorrow. These, with the ex-
ception of Major Masterpieces
Peerless Furniture and William
Rosendorf. will also be open
until 9 pm. Friday, the day
after Thanksgiving:
Large stores: The Hecht Co., Frank
r. Jelleff. Inc, Kann's. LansburRh's
sears, Roebuck g. Co., Woodward 4
lLothrop.
Model Shops. Philipsborn. The Princess
Shop. Urdong Brothers. Inc, WardelPs
Mems clothing: A a. N Trading Co
lGeorge 4 Co, Irving's. Sport Center
Plaza Sport Shop. Surplus Sales, Plaza
Luggage Co.. Fogers.
Variety stores: @. c. Murphy Co,
8. s. Kresge Co.
jewelers.: r. Harris.
Other stores: Beckers. The Button
Shop. cohen's Pictures a. Frames,
Furniture: Hub Furniture Co.,
Julius Lansburgh, MAJOR Masterpieces
Inc, National Furniture Co, Peerless
Furniture Co, Malcolm Scates. Inc.
Shoe stores: Felser's Except Conn.
Ave), Hahns, Queen Quality Boot
Shop. Joseph DeYoung. Inc.
Furs: VIM. Rosendorf.
Other stores staying open
until 8 pm. Friday are:
Large stores Raleigh Haberdasher
Mems and women's clothing: Bonds
Furs Capitol Fur Shop.
Variety stores: Neisner Bros, Inc
Mems clothing: Herzog's, Bruce
Hunt, Inc, d. J. Kaufman. Inc.
FIrs and womens clothing: Saks
tclose $3.50 PM. zirkin's tclose
p.m).
Shoe stores: Felser's. Conn. ave-;
| /. Miller. Rich's.
Jewellers: Castelberg's, Chas. Schwartz
a. Son.
others: whelan.s Corset Shop Cclost
$500. Kinsman Optical Co.
The group listed Immediately
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to another person; six were re-
voked for drunk driving, two
for operating after revocation,
the period of revocation being
extended: one for operating
after suspension. and 20 for q
total Of at least ~ points.
OF the 81 suspensions, two
were for operating in a manner
showing fragrant disregard fol
the safety of persons or prop
erty; SO for a total of eight OF
more points, one for operating
after suspension, 10 for failure
to file insurance and 10 for
failure to satisfy court judy
ment.
The complete list Of suspen-
sions and revocations for the
week follows:
Revoked for lending permitr-John
y: JACKSON, 4371 Lee hwy Arlington,
Revoked for operating after reyoca-
ton, period of revocation extended
Constantine James Petrides. 1852 Ken
yon St NV; Ernest Loveless Moore,
Revoked for operating after suspen-
sion--Rudolph jackson. 1897 Trinidad
=. Revoked for driving while drunk
NV: Murray Wilson, esii otis St ST
ne: Charles Thomas Frye. 1900 Lewis
ave-. Suitland. Md: Leslie Black, 1882
30 st. s-w.; Gus 3. Larson. 1884 Penn
sylyania ave. Sc; Roosevelt Segers,
Revoked for an accumulated record
Of at least IL points-James w. South
erland, S15 North Carolina ave. Sc.
Lorenzo l.: johnson, S02 9Th st. s.w.;
0'Neal Z. ,woolfork, 1857 Esd st, NV; !;
Sc. James s. " Williams, 1905 Esds st st
ne: Carl A. Nicely. 40l Ridge I'd. sc.
Herman S. Carroll, 924 10th ST. me-;
Melvin E. Foy, 1906 Emerald st. ne:
Willie l.. Rodney. ir.. 1907 57th ave
NV: Michael J. diannini. as7s - Blaine ne
st. ne; Warren H. Stevens. 646 Eye
st. s.w.: Luscious A. Wardell. 10 Adams
Ist. NV: Abraham Smith, 1927 Central
ave Sc; Garland Aston, 22 seaton
St. ne ne Murie stOddard. ssSs deo Ssfs
ave. NV: Nathaniel C. Allen. 1880 Bla-
densburg rd. ne; Ernest Prince, 53Ia
Nash ave-. Seat Pleasant. Md; Aaron
Dupree, 1926 Knox ST. Sc.
Suspended for operation in such {
manner as to show fragrant disregard
for the safety of persons or property
H. Blakely Harvey, jr.. 20l2 Piercs
Mill rd. NV. 80 days; Henry F. Ora.
witt, 1928 LIST st. Sc. so days.
| Suspended for period noted for al
least ) points-John r. Hall. 134s
Longfellow St. NV, is days; Roy D
vass. 1853 Girard ST.. NV, Is days;
Walter L. Anderson, 1919 Jay st. ne
10 days; verbus NJ. Counts. 1910 4Sth
st ne, 80 days: Edith C. Kojougaroff
1921 Arlington blvd, Arlington, Va
~ days; Frank Baltimore. 102
1884 9th st. NV, 80 days; Luther d
Mercer, 5l3. .33rd st. Sc. Is days;
William s. Montague, 29l4 18th ST
NV, 30 days; Donald l.. Tinsman
1000 LIVINGSTON I'd. Sc, days and
/ Traf1c School; Dewitt c. Littlejohn
1920 Illinois ave. NV, so days; Pau
H. White. .4SOs 9TH st. NV is days;
Don NJ. Adams, 1871 California st
NV, 10 days; Thomas c. Smith, $500
Call pl Sc. 80 days; Nathaniel Potts,
80 Division ave. ne. 80 days and
franc School: Charles p. Parker,
26s ale nth 17 s. 5 Be- 10 days J SChn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

Under an AFL-CIO cleanup
directive. the Distillery Work.
Iers Union tomorrow will begin
10 special convention here for
the election of officers.
Peter M. McGavin, special
assistant to AFL-CIO President
George Meany, viii preside over
the two-day meeting at the
Willard Hotel.
About 400 delegates repre-
|senting the $4,000 members Of
the union are expected to at
tend.
Last February, the AFL-CIO
Executive Council gave the
union three months to clean
house. At its May meeting the
council while reporting the
union had taken some steps de-
cided that further action was
needed and placed the dissillery
workers on probation.
Mr.. Meany appointed Mr.
McGavin as monitor of the
unions affairs at that time,
Involved in the unions trou-
BILE is a battle between Joseph
O'Neill of Chicago. the presi-
dent. and George Oneoto OF
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above will go on the 9 pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS closing
schedule from December 2
through December % with
these exceptions:
Large stores: Frank r. Jellef. close
. pm; December 3, 4, 10, IL; Raleigh
8. A, 10; Woodward g. Lothrop. close
d pm, December 4, H. Is.
Furniture stores National Furniture.
close . pm. December B.. 4. q; The
niture Co., open late only Mondays
and Thursdays in December: MAJOR
Masterpieces, open late only Mondays
and Thursdays in December: Peerless
Furniture Co, open late only Mondays
and Thursdays in December.
Variety storesl @. C, Murphy Co.
close q pm, December 8, 4: Neisner
Bros. Inc, Close 9 pm, December 4
Shoe stores Felser's Connecticut
December; l. Miller. open late only
Mondays and Thursdays In December
except December .: Queen Quality, close
o. pm. December 9, 4, 10. II; Ricf's,
close pm. on Tuesdays and Wednes-
Mems clothing: George & Co.. close
9 pm, December 3. 4, 10. IL: close
z pm. December 6. Is: Herzoe's. close
pm, December 2, 3, 4, o. Q. 10, III;
p J. kaufman, Inc close 9 pm.
Hunt, Inc, close pm. December 8,
Jewellers: R. Harris, close 5;45, De-
cember 3, 4. 9, 10. II, 10; Charles
SchTartz 4 Son close 8 pm, Decem-
Furs: Capitol Fur Shop open late
only Thursdays in December and Mon
day. December 81: William Rosendorf.
open late only THURSDAYS in December.
Furs and Women's Clothing: Saks,
open late only Thursdays in December
and Monday. December 20, close $40
on THURSDAYS and December %; Zir-
klns, open late only Thursdays in De-
cember.
Women's Clothing: L. Frank. close
8 pm, December 3 4. 10, II: Joseph
r; Harris, close q pm, December 9, 4
10. IL; Model Shop, close & pm. De-
cember 3, 4, @, 10, II. 10; Philipsborn,
close = pm. December 3, A. 10. II;
10. IL; Wardell's. close g pm, Decem-
Der 2. I: Whelan's Corset Shop close
. pm, December ., 3, 4, q, 10. IL. Il,
IL tclose $40 pm. other nights from
December to December 23).
Others: The Button Shop, open late
Mondays and Thursdays before Christ
mas. except December 90: Cohen's.
cIose ?. m, December 3. 4. 10. Ills:
Garrison's TOYS e. Novelties, open late
only Mondays and Thursdays before
christmas kinsman's Optical Co.
close pm. December 3, 4, 10. Mac.
Names close 8 pm, December 4.
The following stores have reported
thn ny, ~ observe their regular store
Julius Gsrinckel q CO. downtown.
Rtzik Brothers, Inc, and Mickelson's
picture and Framing Gallery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

Frank d. Brunson, 1884. Irving st. NV.
10 days sylvester Taylor, 1858 Chill
dress st. ne. 10 days; Harry Violin,
400 W st. NV, 80 days; Willie r.
ALERT Il sheldon aSa 1850 New ~ H SaSSi
shire ave. NV, so days and Trafic
n S4 40 Tss days IT, Theodore 5 II Jackson
James W. Baldwin. S543 H st. Sc,
80 days; James z. Hicks. 45Q7 3 st:
Sc, so days; John D. Lowell, 4S17
Charles Z. Goad. 1887 Ist ST.. s.W.. 5
days and Trafhc School.
Edward D. Bumbray, 2209 10th st.
me-, . days; Frank Barnes. 1923 East
ern ave, Deanwood Park, Nd, 10 days;
Omar H. Khiel. 1920 Iowa ave. NV,
saSs s2S sotR ave Se sors DAYS.
Donald G. Gates. 1913 18th St. Sc,
40 days: James b. Tillman, 1000 In
dependence ave. s,e;,. 80 days; Curry
NV. No, lo7, 80 days; Julia A.
Burkett, 4004 I'D ST.. me-. 10 days;
Bernard ]. Browner. 1891 Stanton I'd.
Sc, 10 days: Louis p. calomeris. 1920
a Maple hysi TakSm roo pars Md ,r 70
ington st. NV. 80 days; Harry r.
Silletti. 100 Trenton pl. s.e.,. 80 days;
Don r. Haywood, 200 Suitland ter
Sc, No. l01, 30 days; Thomas J.
St5 daV 1 EoS nsspsnasnse s Sys Mor
ton pl. ne. 80 days; James Dudley,
1901 sgd ave. ne, 80 days; Roosevelt
Mcllwain, 1906 18th st. NV, 80 days;
Leroy Harris, 1850 Blaine st ne;
st. Sc. 80 days; John L. jerks. $50
I'D ST. NV, ID days William D..
Gardiner, 2lO7 MARYLAND ave. ne,
30 days, Maurice ". Hodge, 4o7
James T. Plnnkett. 1872 I'D st. NV.
Is days. William Dawkins, 1918 Nor.
ris I'd. Sc; 30 days; Loney E. Under
wood, 1879 Florida ave. ne. 80 days;
80 days; Marion LIVINGSTON, 1887 9th
St. NV, 30 days; Orlo d. Buckwalter,
1923 Aspencourt, Takoma Park, Md,
10 days: Grover Jackson Deese, 1244
Emerson St. ne, 30 days.
surance--James d. Hardy, 924 In
graham st. NV; Rufus Wood, i3S
18th st; ne. Charles Settles, Te4
S Sgnas, pl or PsirImont HeIghts; Nd;
ne; FULLY johnson Sullivan, 1913
5Sth ave. me-: Lonnie Richard Moses,
~ list st. sw.: Louis Charles Proctor,
2dd5 9th st. ne; Columbus Beatty,
2007 3rd st. NV: John Redden. SIS
nth st. ne; William Fultz, jr.. 4427
Hayes st. ne.
Suspended for failure to satisfy
Judgment John Watts. 1928 Lewis
st. ne; Robert F. Washington, 327
Kentucky ave, Sc: Frank c. Tate.
2402 Hartford st. Sc; Charles A.
Mckinley, 2235 Shannon pl. SCI;
Obed Nathan Kay, 1891 LIVINGSTON
I'd; Francis P. Beverly, 3O7 Todd
pl. ne: Ernest Horton, 565S A ST.
Sc; Esther NJ. Harris, $50 3rd ST.
NV; Lorenzo Middleton, 20I4 l4th
st. NV; Oscar L. Willard, 1l44 sum
mer I'd. sc.
No D. c. permit, no D. C. registra
tion-J. L. baltimore. iii M ST.
NV; Melvin David Russell. 5OO7
Drake pl. Sc; Aron MePhatter, 1880
10th st. NV; Lee Hervert Miller, 425
Allison st. NV; William H. Waddell,
443S E St. Sc; John william Nc
Corkle, 906 7 st. NV; Leslie L.
Cavins, .2O44 AACS Squadron, Fort
Myer, Va; Elton Turner Coleman,
1000 Q st. NV; Leo Cornelius Harris,
200 Michigan ave-. Silver Spring,
Md; Willie J. Goodman. 500 5Sth ST.
ne; Bernard Clay. 1882 18th ST. NV;
Robert s. Howard. 316 Florida ave.
ne: Nelson Turner, 249 v st. NV;
Frank Walker. 222 T st. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

Substitute home life was
provided for 100 boys and 1870
girls by st. Joseph's and
st. vincent's homes last wear.
Both of these are supported
by UGF contributions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
81 Drivers Permits
Revoked Here in Week

Thrty-one drivers permits revoked and 81 sus-
pended last week, the District Department of Vehicles
Traffic announced. In addition IA charged with
driving without District permit registration had their
privilege of being licensed here suspended until proof
financial responsibility is fled
Two Of the 81 revoked permits lost for lending them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

NEW POST-Lyttleton B.
P. Gould, jr., head Of the
middle school at the Lam
don School for Boys in
Bethesda, has been named
headmaster of Far Hills
Country Day School, Far
Hills, N. j. He will COM
plete the school year at
Landon, where he has
been a faculty member
since 1945. Mr.. Gould at
tended the Ho tic hkiss
School and was gradu-
ated from Yale Univer-
sity in l943. Brooks
Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

THUNDERBIRD $50: overdriye ?
and h.; buckskin-tan finish. Orion
white top; S2,495.
HILL & SANDERS
:. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
ne vermont Ave. NV. AID. 1880
Open Ewes. Til 8, Sat. til s.
TRIUMPH '55: mint condition;
major overhaul less than 1000
miles; FULLY equipped; 81 ,696 or
best offer. OIL. 6-137S.
VAaUXHALL 1858 4-dr. economy car:
si.s55 i FIoob P iR5sFiPF N4E sgi
Conn
VOLKSWAGEN 1866; SI,45O. EN-.
2-4O4O. Ext. 497.
! y0LksWAGEN 1857 Danel: IKE
=. dreds: 81 .495. !. JET ENGLISH
FORD; 1884 Pa. ave. Sc, IL
4-2JO0. s.r
VOLKSWAGEN 1856 2-door; light
gray; very clean: low mileaee; looks
and rms like new; only 81 ,497
Emerson & Orme, Buick
OPEN SUNDAY IL Il 70 t5"S'o
VoeiaksWAGEN de luxe sedan, late
ia. 1924.
V0LKSWAGEN 81 sedan: radio.
whitewalls; extra clean; sun,
ewes. Gaithersburg 7ST-W.
VOLKSWAGEN $50 blue sedan: ex-
cellent condition due to reliable
owner. S1,495. no. 2-2161.
VOLKSWAGEN '57 9-pass. bus:
heater; one owner: low mileage:
S1,995.
HILL & SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
ilI nnA vermont Aye. NV. AD: $4,000
open Ewes. Til 8, Sat. Til
v0LKSWAGEN 1855; fully equip,
exec lent conc. reasonable. Trojan
5-OS25. Triangle, Va.
v0LKsWWAGEN 81: new, stray Sc
4-I662: 80. week end.
WlLLYS ,55 station wagon; A.
wheel drive. e-cyi ensine; Ss65.
WO. 6-O670.
WILLYS SO 2-dr. sedan; r. and h.,
3D.; passed IS Va. inspec.; good
cond.; 1925. so. 5-SS55.
WILLYS 81 hardtop, S495, or 1872
suburbs but city move means /
must so. Both economical and
mechanically excel. DE. 2-396S.
WILLYS 1916 jeep station wagon
4-cyl. with cd. r. and h; safe
transp; for $500. Herndon, Va,
63-W-l.
WILLYS as wagon delivery: good
mechanical condition. passed Vir-
sinia inspection; S95. XII. S-9046.
ZEPHYR "a convertible .'6": over
head valve engine: r. and h.. Wv.
tires: real sharp; Sl.0y5.
HILL & SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
1114 Vermont Ave. NV. AID. 4-4300
Open Ewes. Til 3. Sat. Til 5
WILL SELL so Olds cow, r. and
h., new top, turn signals. auto.
trans. for 1875, or will trade
for sailing craft. Call OIL. 4-49ll.
SPECIALS!
1871 Buick - 500
1y4l Chrysler 80 500
1916 Chevrolet panel truck 500
lg41 Plymouth - --.S l34
1913 Ford. " S13S
BOB kirk KLEEN KARs
1897 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 4-71SS
Al BUICK 4-DR. ---------- S65
AZ BUICK 4-DR. - 1875
3. KAISER 4-DR. ----- 1876
80 CHEW. 9-DR. 1875
BEACH MoToRS. 1910 18th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
SPECIALS
SHOP TODAY!
OPEN, lis
81 PLYMOUTH

Belvedere sport coupe; r. and h.,
Wv. tires, powerfiite. 2-tone. finish,
Low, mileage; ike neS inside snn and q
nancine arranged with $500 down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
'55 PLYMOUTH

Belyedere sport coupe: with r. and
h.. Wv. tires, poweriite. power
steerins, very clean. 1895.
Also have 4-dr. sedan with power
f1ite, r, and h., Wv. tires, 2-tone
hnish. exceptionally clean through-
out. For only SOB.
Both Cars Fully Guaranteed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
'56 PLYMOUTH

station iva, Ess0p pO snain. = s snS r. &
Very clean throughout. Reduced to
&l.690, fully guaranteed. Bank
financing arranged with only 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

PONTIAC 1851 2-dr.: +. ana h.,
hydra. 10000 actual miles; above
average appearance and condition;
1895 or best ofier. CAN OIL. 4-7746.
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FAIRFAX NASH

5000 Seminary Rd. at Baileya
A.Roads. JE. $4,000 Till Pm.
RAMBLER station wagon SIS: r.
and h., auto. transm.: excel cond
throughout. BY owner. LU 2-Si0a.
RAMBLER 50 station wagon a.
e cor; = si i9s D. Ia, ovstdri rye finest
SAVE At NEW LOCATION.
ST.. Rosslyn, Va, IA. 4-325i.
RAMBLER SO custom 4-dr.: over
1000 nj excel. eond /: best offer'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

sTUDEBAKER 80 Champion cow;
and h.; ideal End car; S295.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and R. ]. Ave. NE. La. 6-653O
SUNBEAM TALBOT 1855 cow;
and h.; very econ. to run. In
excel. cond A real genuine buy
for Sl.450. IA 4-01a6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
ARCADE PONTIAC

1897 Trying St. NV. AID. ASSOC
PONTIAC AS station wagon; 3
seats; 5000 tires heater; s1lO.
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GIANT MOTORS

241l Bladens. Rd. NE. La. e-1O77
PONTIAC 1949 sedan: excellent:
r, h., hne cond. and appear: $40
On. So wk. 1900 Bladensburg I'd.
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HILL "a SANDERS

11,4 W 1s9nou Oldest sss FGTd Dealer 1ssoo
Open Ewes. Til Q. sat. Til 5
WILL SELL so Olds conv., 7. and
trans, for S375, or will trade
for sailing craft. Call OIL. 4-49l1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

PLYMOUTH 80 club coupe; 1000
. miles, motbr in excel. cond.; pass
: inspection: ideal second car. $500
: cash. 2i0iis Pa. ave. NV; pvt.
: OWNER.
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PONTIAC 1858 Chitftain de luxe g.
cyl sedan 4-dr.: dark green finish,
lydra. r. and h.: excel. cond.; S745,
MCKEE PONTIAC

PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
NEW USED-CAR LOCATION
18th and L SITS. NV. ST. 3-T107
PONTIAC III 2-dr. sed.. l.. h, light
sci; 500 cash. JU. 9-S935.
PONTIAC '53 chieftain de luxe "s''
SEDAN; blue top. white body: very
s and iRsids x snd tf SS' sn spp sSSss
trans; only See7. w gnu "'uA'
Emerson & Orme, Buick
s4Oi OPEN sai 4T sUS SiMi 10 F To T 4
PONTIAC 1855 star Chief Catalina;
oeautliui peige and brown finish.
Sy5 down on approved credit, bank.
rate financing available. Your car
a., CHUCK CARTER MOTORS
3l3 N. Y. Ave. NV Di. 1898
PONTIAC 49,. r. and h.. hydra
so HI,6 s Ssn ,wEarnsgortssiOn. Rea-
PONTIAC '53 chieftain "s' sedan;
nydramatle. ..tone green finish,
siesn inside and out. Special Mon,
shdn: written guarantee.
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r. / Ave. NE. LA. g-iO03
RAMBLER 1885 hardtop station
Waeon' peri; 2-tone sreen hnish,
auto. trans. power brakes. radio
and heater oi low mileaEe; one
Maryland Motors, Inc.
NOoNvlt opEs M EvrsrS eki $4,000
EtA s,N so COUPE oy.rdriy,;
TIAc, 800 wis. ave.
RAMBLER 81 sta. Wag. custom. ?
ard h.. overdrive: ieav. III q.
$3.50: no, 2-6565. Apt. 3iS.
RAMBLERs SOS through 's7N .
doors. 4-doors. station Wagons, &c.
sans q, hardtops; choice Of trans.i
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RACkAkD IB6U De luxe 4-dr.: eX-
cellent; r. and h.. hydra, S45 dr.,
balance easy. 1900 Bladensburg I'd.
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PONTIAC '54 station veeon 4-dr.;
light green finish. automatic trans
mission. r.. Ia Wagon in excellent
condition; WIN guar. Priced to
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Z4UT "a. Ave. NV. FE. 7-39OO
OPEN SUNDAY 10 TO q
PONTIAC 1885 Starchief Custom
Catalina, radio, heater, hydra
matte, white-walls and other access
sores; practically new; guaranteed
Tor I year, parts and labor free;
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1850 Goth st. NV. DI. 7-5s00
PONTIAC '57 Star Chief Custom A.
DIR. hardtop; smart 2-tone char
coal and gray. full equipped In
brakes, new-car condition: 90-day
guarantee or 1000 miles: was
S3,149, now only 50 .e46. OLM-
STEAD oLps; 1000 Wilson blvd.
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ARCADE PONTIAC

1897 Irving St. NV. AID. 4-s5OO
PONTIAC 1855 sedan; equipped,
beautiful 2-tone green and black;
SI,197.
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PLYMOUTH 1885 station wagon;
fully equip. low mileage by one
: owner; lOOse l-yr. guar: Sl,295.
; JET ENGLISH FORD. 1894 Pa.
= ave. Sc. IL. 4-23O0.
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PARKWAY FORD

e223 Ga. Ave. Ia. s-eO5s
PONTIAC 1857 4-df. hardtop;
S2,364. New, left over. hydra,
loaded accessories: 10 other new
90 Pontiacs to choose from.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn.
PONTIAC 1867 hardtop converti-
completely equipped: good choice
OF color combinations: high trade
in: bank financing: 5-year guar
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'age, like new; s. down.
.ANNANDALE MOTORS

PLYMOUTH 1852 Cranbrook 4-dr.;
: $500. new-car condition. S25
: down FALLS CHURCH De Soto
: Plymouth, Lee hwy at Hillwood
: ave, JE. 2-23UO.