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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Still Far Aport'
In Tuqbout Tieup

NEW YORK. Feb. 8 (P.-Fed-
eral mediators told Mayor Rob-
ert F. Wagner today that the
disputants in the tugboat strike
are still very far apart"
The mediators informed the
mayor at a three-hour confer
ence at his Oracle mansion home
that only limited progress has
come out Of the many meetings
that have taken place between
both sides to date"
At the same conference
Charles F. Preusse, Mayor Wag-
ner's fuel oil committee co-ordi-
nator, reported mo crisis at
in fuel oil supply. But.
Mr.. Preusse added, the situation
can very easily take a quick
turn for the worse"
Dozens Of hospitals. apart
mentS, hotels and factories have
for emergency supplies.
Almost all the city's coal and
[uel oil Is brought in by tug
propelled barges, idled for the
ninth day today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
BY GENE GOODWIN
Star Stan Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Feb. g.
Legislation to make foreign
interstate trucks pay Maryland's
gasoline tax even if they don't
buy gasoline here will be pro-
posed to the General Assembly
next week by the powerful House
Ways and Means Committee.
1t also appeared today that
the committee soon would vote a
favorable report on a bill already
approved by the Senate to repeal
permanently higher auto and
truck registration fees scheduled
to go into effect next year.
Delegate Blair Lee Sd, Demo-
crat of Montgomery, said the
gasoline tax payment proposal
has developed in the committee
as a substitute for the revenue
the State Roads Commission
would receive from the higher
registration fees.
He said the new proposal
would produce an estimated SIS
million a year from out-of State
truckers who pass through Mary
land.
Similar Laws Cited
He said Virginia, West Vir-
ginia. North Carolina and Ten
nessee now have similar laws in
which out-of-State truckers are
made to pay the State gasoline
tax on the basis of miles travelled
within that State.
Most interstate truckers
breeze through Maryland with
out spending a Nickel" Mr.. Lee
said.
The higher auto and truck
license plate fees were provided
for in the 1858 legislative act
which set up Maryland's l2-year
roads program. They were to
take effect in the spring of 1855.
However, the Legislature has.
year by year. postponed the ef-
fective date of the scheduled m
creases on grounds that the gas
oline tax was adequately sup
porting the program.
Increases Postponed
AS the law stands today. the
increases are postponed until
next spring. The Senate bill ex-I
pected to sail through the House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
81 Million Rise
Seen in Fairfax
School Budget

Fairfax County's proposed
SAT million school budget fol
the coming fiscal year may jump
another 81 million before it is
aired at a public hearing.
The 81 million is the estimated
cost OF equipping new school
buildings in the budget year be-
ginning July /. In the past such
equipment costs have been met
out Of bond issue funds and
therefore not reflected in school
budgets.
School Board Member C. Tur-
ner Hudgins yesterday suggested
the 81 million be included in the
proposed budget under opera
tional costs so that the County's
taxpayers may express opinions
on the philosophy of a partial
Ipay-as-you-go policy.
Other board members attend
ing an informal orientation ses-
sion with School Supt. w. T.
Woodson and his staff expressed
general agreement with Mr.. Hud-
gins proposal. The meeting yes
Iterday was one Of several infor-
NAL sessions scheduled by the
board so that Mr.. Woodson could
explain details Of his record
budget proposal.
Mr.. Hudgins said the practice
OF buying school equipment out
OF bond funds results in long
term interest charges on such
items as school desks and other
new equipment.
Board Member Sidney Solo,
mon. during the meeting yester-
day, indicated he may seek to
make deep cuts in the proposed
budget.
Il don't think we can afford
this budget" Mr.. Solomon said.
Mr.. Hudgins took issue with
Mr.. Solomon saying the increase
In the tax base in the county in
the past year. in his opinion.
puts the school budget in a very
favorable light.
Mr.. Solomon and Board Chair
man Hills Lory raised strong OBJ
Jections to budget proposal
that three new building inspec-
tors be hired by the school sys-
tenn to supervise new school
construction. The school depart
ment already has five inspectors
on the payroll and in addition
pays architects fee for supervi-
sion of school jobs, the two
board members said.
Mr.. Lory said he considered it
"a shame the way we pay these
architects 2 per cent (of the total
cost of a school project) to watch
these jobs and they only show I'D
once month"
In defending the plan for hir-
ing new inspectors, Mr.. WoodSon
said he considers such a proposal
the best money we can spend
FOR our own protection on con-
struction Jobs"
The school budget will be dis
cussed by board members in an
informal session with the Board
of County Supervisors Wednes-
day night. Mr.. Lory said. The
School Board on Thursday may
give the school budget prelimi-
nary approval and then adj
vertise for a public hearing early
in March.
Following the public hearing
the school board will take final
action and send the proposed
budget to the supervisors for
their action.
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Puroguoy Hos so Miles
Of Hurd-Surfuce Rouds

ASUNCIoN. Paraguay - On
nearly every road in Paraguay
It's illegal-and. because OF the
mud. almost impossible--to tray
el for "a hours after a rain.
Although the country is larger
than California, it has only so
miles Of hard-surface roads
Most Of the roads are little bet
ter than trails. Almost all land
travel Is by horse and wagon.
Only a few persons who live in
Asuncion, the capital, where the
streets are paved with cobble-
stones. have cars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Boy Uses Flour Con
As Cache for Douoh

PONCA CITY. Okla. (R.-A
Ponca City housewife scraped
the bottom Of the flour canister
to get enough for a recipe anSl
found a dollar bill.
The next day. she called the
grocer, all excited about the
flour company putting dollar
bills in the flour sacks, and she
ordered some more Of the same
brand.
That night, she told the
family about the discovery and
the l2-year-old son. cried: "Oh.
Mommy. that's where I hid my
money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Area virgiinians
Vote in June

Nearby Virginia voters will Sc,
Ilect 80 ONCE holders in State
county, city and town election!
this year.
The first elections will be IL
Falls Church and the town o.
Herndon in Fairfax County or
June IL. Falls Church will select
seven councilmen and a city at.
torney. Herndon will elect 81,
councilmen. mayor and treas
urer.
Deadline for filing candidacy
for the Falls Church and Hern.
don elections is April IL. Dead
line for registering to vote Il
May II. Poll tax payment dead
line was December IL.
The Democratic primary Is
scheduled July 9 for State and
several local Offices. Deadline fol
registering to vote in the primary
is June 8. Deadline for payine
poll taxes for voting in the pri.
mary or the November genera
election is May 4. Deadline fol
filing candidacy for the primar!
is April 10.
Candidates Listed
/ In the primary, the following
candidates will be selected in the
nearby area:
Alexandria - Commonwealth.
attorney. commissioner Of rev.
enue. treasurer. city sergeant
and State delegate.
Arlington-Three State dele.
gates.
Fairfax County and Falls
Church-Two State delegates
who represent both jurisdictions
Other candidates on the pri-
mary ballot will be for governor
lieutenant governor and attorney
general.
Election In November
Successful candidates in the
primary will vie for Office in the
November election along with
candidates for one seat on the
Arlington County Board and
three posts in Falls Church
treasurer. commissioner of reve.
nue. and city sergeant.
The Democrats in Arlington
have said they do not plan tC
put up a candidate for the
County Board seat, ruling out
a primary election for this post
Board candidates for the Novem-
Der election will be selected by
conventions.
The Republican Party in the
nearby area plans to select It's
candidates by convention. The
G. o. r expects to put up can
didates for all the State delegate
posts and possibly some others.
Deadline for registering to
vote in the November election is
October 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

Washington e. Old Dominion
Railroad, which recently was
acquired by Gao, met with
members of the Loudoun County
Board of Supervisors and County
Planning Commission to discuss
the 1892 acres recently bought
by the railroad near Sterling, Va.
Mr.. Newman insisted that the
railroad has no definite plans for
development Of its property.
"The w. & o. D. appealed to
US as a sound investment" said
Mr.. Newman. And the real
estate also appealed to us as a
sound investment. We cannot
and have no desire Of doing any
thing that would conflict with
local interests"
Feeder Line Thought of
He acknowledged that the rail-
road was primarily interested in
developing increased revenues
land such can be obtained by
building up freight traffic. Con-
Sequently. we're interested in
building up freight traffic along
the w. & Cd. This means we
are interested in developing in
dustry along the line which We
service. But we have given rela-
lively little thought as to how to
bring this about"
Fulton Want, member OF the
planning commission. noted that
the w. & Cd. line at Sterling
was at least two miles from the
Gao property. sf
well. the point involved there
was PEPCO's plans for a power
plant, said. Mr.. Newman. IT
such a plant were built. it would
need coal and We could extend
a line from the W. & o. D. tracks
at Sterling" -
The PEPCO property is on the
Potomac River just. over the
Loudoun County line from Fair
fax County. The Gao property
lies between the PEPCO parcel
and Route Z toward Sterling
Originally. PEPCO planned TO
build q new power-generating
plant on its site.
New Site Bought
PEPCO bought a new site in
Montgomery County, however,
after Montgomery residents pro-
tested they should enjoy tax rev.
enue from the plant since it was
being built primarily to serve
them. There also was opposition
based on protection of the Dis
trict's water supply.
"Of course, PEPCO's plans
have been changed" said Mr..
Newman. But new power plants
are being built all the time. We
feel the time will come when a
power plant will be built on that
site. We will want to be in po-
sition to build a track to 1t and
get the coal business"
He said after the meeting that
he did not necessarily mean
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Synthetic Rubber Coins

AKRON, Ohio. - Synthetic
rubber now accounts for more
than 81 per cent of the total
United States consumption. BY
1860 1t is estimated that Ameri-
cas- synthetic rubber producing
capacity will exceed the Nations
total new rubber requirements.
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PEPCO would build a plant or
the Loudoun property. The only
other major power firm in the
area is the Virginia Electric
g. Power Co.
Yesterdays conference was
the first time Gao publicly dis
cuSSed its plans, or lack Of them
in Loudoun County. William ]
Cox. chairman of the county
planning commission, said his
group had hoped to find out
what Gao intended to do be-
cause the county currently is in
the process of drafting a new
coming map.
Would Aid Planners
I'VE can't. say what our plans
are when there are no plans, .
replied Mr.. Newman. He agreed
however, to have a C&O repre-
sentative assist Loudoun plan
ners in selecting industrial sites
| Loudoun need not worry about
some types of industry. like
chemical plants. ever trying to
locate there, said Mr.. Newman,
There would be the problem
Iof water pollution to worry about.
and labor is another considera-
tion,' he explained.
Mr. Want, who also is chair
man OF the Northern Virginia
Regional Planning and Economic
Development Commission. COM
mented. III C&O can tell us to
look ahead and make plans for
future industrial development.
the same is true for C&O."
MF-Want said he felt Loudoun
had a responsibility of trying to
avoid pollution Of the Districts
water supply.
County officials indicated by
their questions and comments
that they had mixed feelings
about the prospect Of new in
dustries locating there. but even
the most receptive spokesman
appeared anxious to screen the
type Of industry that would be
acceptable.
Agriculture Put First
"Loudoun is not destitute. "
said Mr.. Cox. "A blend of
industry with our agricultural
economy could have disastrous
consequences"
Mr.. Newman assured Mr.. Cox
the railroad was anxious to
work with the county lin bring
ing about the sort of changes
you want"
j. Emory Kirkpatrick, chair
man of the Board of Supervi-
sors. said he was impressed by
the additional tax revenue in
dustry would yield.
Il don't think we should let
ourselves assume too easily that
we should give industry top
in planning" COM
Alfred Stefferud of the
planning commission. I still
think agriculture merits top
nrinritv
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JOURNALISM Bull DING READED
No Plan forL oudounAreo,
GEO Tells Committee
By MARY LOU WERNER

The Chesapeake Ohio Railroad still hopes to power
plant built the Potomac Electric
County but has definite plans for its adjacent land
railroad ofhca told Loudoun officials yesterday
Clarence w. Newman director of
and Neil s. Lanzy vice president
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

SHOP EARLY, SHOP LATE MONDAYS
Washington Store open Mondays $3.50 am. to pm.
-. Chevy Chase, Corners Falls Church. Va.]
and Alexandria Stores, $3.50 to $3.50 PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-11

MERCURY '54 Monterey station
scatter. s.psssenser; one owner; per-
feet finish and condition: r. and n.
Wv. tires. power brakes, etc. Re-
markable value; 81 500. ,r1c
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ARCADE PONTIAC

also 1890 i4th st. NV. RA. s-067d
PONTIAC la47 IS" station wagon
$50 so; Must sell this week end
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NASH 80 sedan; runs Ok: 500;
21.inch RCA TV, S65. 10. 7-SS20
OLDsMOBILE 1855 "9e" Holiday
coupe; full power; only Si99 doyn
also '66 Olds Super "S6" Holica;
e ccGg%G,SS 2,Ig6, I PINEY BRANCH
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sEASHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY. MD.-New cottages
and apis. l. 2 and 3 bedrms. Re-
duced rates June. ia. s-3450.
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-For rent
. furnished apis. in large. shady
stream. LIST FL. rm,. din. Tm',
kit. bedrm.. Ia baths: June. $3.50;
July and Aug. $500. or $500 fol
season plus eiec. End FL. rm.
din. rm;, kit. 2 bedrms;. 2 baths
June. S225; July and Aug. $500
or 500 for season or $1,000 year
round plus cleo. Tel. 3006.
HERE Is YOUR CHANCE 70 bul
ocean,. ont property on south enc
Of boardwalk. Bethany Beach. Del
Cor. lot. a0-ft frontaGs via I5(
It. on HOLLYWOOD ave. approx.
mately. 1880 so II in two lots
3-apartment frame structure there.
on. Property Is offered at thu
actual land price: Immediate Dos.
session. call or write HARRY NJ
0RIEVES. Realtor Rehoboth Beach
Del Phone Rehoboth 1901.
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SF FFANFK DSsMAf1ISo

2VHK1N2N 01NHIkIG
1901 Good Hone I'd. Sc. Lu. 4.b70t
FORDs, chsys. Mercurys, Plymouthl
sons on, ". si n.sd 100 q sSss,
cars. will pay top cash price fol
trade. woIEE MOTORS. 1901 wis
ave. n W., Re. 3-4O42.
F0RD 1885 convertible; FoFdomatIc
ado. heatsf, defrostsr. aL poyeI
SSs, l s. Ts|i IsS. f X s.oSy %ss "a
Tor restaurant. any time after
FoRD $50 custom V-8 Tudor; over,
fIioijIyiiS N Gv Y GTEv 3 ;s;fF
~. 5000 :.
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cHRYsLER 81 WindSof sedan; gray
nnish. rich interior. white-side tires.
radio. ; alter. power steering. power
brakcs automatic transmission. safe
" and economy. features: house car.
warranty: great price luy at 1925.
best terms and trade.
LARdEsT WAsHHINoTfooN DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN, NV. EN-. $4,000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1855 de luxe 2-dr
wagon; shows very little wear. Our
delivery. BELL MOTORS. SOLO
Wis ave NV WO. 6.80OO
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES

riveS an I atis q hours Ssa B. ~ g. g.
It. screened porch; best hunting
and fishina III I-aORq
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FORD 1888 Bypass. Country sed :
one owner; $s75. Cali HE. 4:7471
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
MONEY TO LOAN

FROM $500 TO $1,000 on yeli:kep,
$1,000 OF 1eves.l "a. 1880.
WE HAVE 4Hsss money 70 loan OF
residential property, Md. only.
AcNE REALrY CO., uN. 1921
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pcv. aef SIa Sss.n s. es ys VIM
dews, trunk. SWAY seat: under
11,000 miles; must sell: S4.i05.
Call OIL. 2-s054 after pm.
CADILLAC $50 II Dorado cow: gel,
.ow with black interior, loaded with
Il extrAf. beat infer IA 7.0al0
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OLDs "a De Luxe "ss" HOLIDAY
coupe: hydra. r. and h, custom
finish; S1.49b: safety tested fol
your protection: 30-day written
warranty. PAUL EROS. (OLDSl,
Wis; and Eliicott st. NV" KE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-11

LARGE WATERFRONT LOT on Pc;
to.nac, lovely residential area
Hallowing PIT. River Estates, nearby
Va. Build now, or good investment
$4,000. IL 2.7O34.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-11

OLDs 81 Super "S8" 4-door: hydra
excel. condition: Ssa5: safety test.
ed for your protection. PAUL
BROS. (OLDSl. Wis. and Ellicott
az " w We E.1909
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SUMMER COTTAGES. all-year homes,
lots, gas stations. commercial sites,
81 c msS nj ON s che MF Rsy. .Sns esr
255 and 46s. WALTER M. BAU.
MAN. 1022 Goth st. NV. Ma. g.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

$35 TO SIS PER WK.
woodland Beach and selby-on-
the-Bay. Nd. Only 30 minis. from
fishing and boating on South River
KAY REALTY CO.
RA. $4,000 UN. 7-sS6s
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NTGOMERY-STUBBS

37l5 Bladensburg Rd. AP. 7-2g2g
NASH '54 Metropolitan convertible;
immaculate. low mileage; most
popular small-car convertible. HEX
2-47OO Tour only loca:ion). 81
other cars to choose from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-11

FORD "a Tudor sedan: pertec
best Offer Drafted. must sell Cal
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MERCURY 1858: IKE new; Merco.
S SssS.r. .nS .''s sI1s.s ,,S5Dd s,S
PsIss I '' ss.. sl' es q. ''S 8
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FORD '53 Victoria; 2 tone, standard
trans, Wv. tires. 7. and h :;
$4,000 mi; S795. Call AP. 7:6222
FORD '34 3-window coupe; 81 Mer.
curry eng, hydraulic brakes. perfect
throughout. Ap. 7-4310.
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..s sI EsEp Ys e. 81 wv AZ IA $500 $3.50
PONTIAC 1858 chieftain ''s" 4.dr,
sotscne1; Awe weekend zen. :p':scisI, tng
MOTORS 1910 Wis. ave. NV.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY '53 2-door custom sedan;
r. and h.; turn signals; Wv. tires:
vinyl seat covers: 80. 900 miles. ex-
cellent condition: l owner: S796.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1855 Country Sedan: Fordo-
%ss:' si Gssssss f Pr isfses ss.sss eT T.
PoTdomssie. s0n TSunSsrh,rd emf Engine n
s Sc fRS sssi is7 le &C. 9 4Sss IL. new
FORD '55 Crown Victoria; Fordo-
matte, =. and h., WV. tires: many
other extras; really beautiful car;
S.f H:.f SEA aES ss e sss a. and Sio
sts.. DE. 2-47OO. Our only loca-
ticn. sixty-one other cars to
choose from.
FORD .54 6-cyl. business coupe;
+. and h., seat covers. etc.: excel.
e0n''' sF Psr.fsi TopA A9a s iaI;
FRANK SMALL
FORD '54 Tudor sedan: perfect
cond.. very low MILEAGE; $500 q
&c. su' f HiisE3 Drafted must sell Car
FORD 1893 9-pass. Country sed
one owner; Ss75. Cail He. 4:747l
FORD '55 Fordor VS.; dark blue,
l. and h.. Wv. tires. $4,000 mi.
Sl.295. 10. I.3767..
FORD 1855 Fairlane Victoria nard.
top; red and white. Fordomatte;
one Of Bells best buys. 81 .6a5
$245 down. Spot delivery. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. n.w.'
FORD '53 Victoria; tone. STANDARD
$4,000 mi; S795. Call AP. 7-6222
FORD '34 3-window coupe; 81 Mer.
curry eng. hydraulic brakes. perfect
throughout. AP. 7-4310.
FORD $50 cow: at, orig. 2-tone
F;1NaEaYa sRRxNshii 7&Sso;r6RRs. e-so2e
FORD 1856 VS. customline Tudor
| 2-tone. Wv. tires, automatic trans
mission. radio, heater. turn signals
5000 miles. Perfect condition: dip.
lomat leaving; 81 1895. Home, EN-
5000: once. no. 2-s736.
FORD 1885 Tudor VS. sedan: equip.
ped. 10000 miles. ! owner. Perfect
throughout. weekend special
S995. Sl95 down. BELL MOTORS
SOTO wis. ave. NV. WO. $4,000
FORD 1877; 1900 mt: sold due u
immediate departure; 2.tone light
| gray and Colonial white, white.
wall tires: 4-dr,: hydramotic, RADIO
heater. porcelainised. undercoated
same as new. Mr.. GAVAS. NO
| TaIQe ~ TITf Q0o01
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oLDsMOBILE lg5s sedan; hydro;

OLDS "a "ss" 2-dr., SI.275; 80
Packard cony;, ss276: hydra; r. AND
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SELBY-ON.THE-BAY; choice lots
100x100. OIL. 2-653S.
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-Water
front year-around home. al mod
ern improvements: partially fur
nished: Bun Point section. B!
OWNER. WA. 7-4672.
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LAKE JACKSON

Call now for information or
waterfront properties. Several out;
standing GUNNER and year-round
cottages. both furnished and un.
furnished. low available. Buy n ey
REALTY. lis East Center st.
Manassas, Va. Phone 6s4 or $50
Closed Sunday.
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FORD 1865 Taifiane Victoria naFd:
s one q afd Be snS S Sa'e Duys 81 sas
$245 down. Spot delivery. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV.
WO 6-S000.
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ODDS 81 "ss" 4-dT. hdtp.; +. b.
hydra. power St.. brakes; many
other extras; like new. Sl,l30 be.
low orig. price. OWNER, IA. 6-9496
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OLDS '55 "gS" de luxe sedan: :. and
dows. WV. tires: $l.995. cLs
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OLDBMOBILE JUb3 Bupef % CUu'
vii Ssy. i FAST ST. SIS da yss
Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-S900
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SHENANDOAH RIVER = Large
s MSSds sy.r lots yev with r sStn SSsn
rights to beautiful picnic area and
natural boat basin included with
each lot. SIS miles from District.
S295 TO $685., terms arranged. TIE.
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FORD 1855 Country Sedan: Fordo.
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9acfifice. n syn OF. 4-0332.
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FRANK SMALL

FORD "a 6-cyl. business coupe;
eond.; slgss risesis 5N S5 sRd sssanTi
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OLDSMOBTLE 1868 "9S" Holida,
sOHpe; turquoise a nSS Tnits naWe,
steering, power brakes. See on oul
lot today for only S2,S95. cCC
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OLDs '53 Super "88" 2-dr.: hydra: /:
10000 MI; orig. owner: excel;
offer. jE. 1882.
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SEVERN RIVER

Here Is spacious. .s-room resi-
dence. directly on the river. in an
excellent neighborhood mot a de-
velopmentl. within easy committing
distance of Washington. Baltimore
and Fort feade: approx. acre Of
wooded exclusion is the site for this
newly renodeled kitchen and livins
rooir with log-burning fireplace are
outstan ing