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, 1957-05-23
PUBLIC AUCTION

At the request of Reverend COLIN WILLIAMS Execu-
tor Of the Estate of CATHERINE DREWES, deceased, the
FVendue Director for st. Croix, will sell at Public Auction,
All Of the personal property, household furniture
and furnishings, the property Of the said estate,
June Is, 1857, 200 o'clock, pm
the said property to be sold at No. 46 & AZ King Street, Chris
Etiansted, st. Crox, Virgin Islands.
The conditions of the auction will be read at the time
of the sale.
The Vendue Directors office, Christiansted, St. Croix,
the 10th day Of May, A. D, 1857.
Fee: $500
William F. Moorhead
Vendue Director
Evening star., 1957-04-26
Sailors Left Behind by Fleet
GetSpeciul Transportation

PARIS, April 26 (P).-By plane
and ship the long arm Of the
United States Navy today gath
cred in several hundred sailors
stranded in France or Northern
Italy by the sudden departure
Of the 9Th Fleet.
The officers and men, all or
shore leaves, were left behind
yesterday when the feet sudden
ly weighed anchor for the trou.
bled Eastern Mediterranean.
The Navy set up special plane
transportation to rush the mer
back to the fleet via Naples. AL.
most 200 men had been on leave
in Paris, but shortly before moor
today the Naval Attaches offict
Of the Embassy said that all hac
been rounded up and were er
route to Naples.
The last planeload of 81 mer
was due to leave Orly Field thil
afternoon.
ofiicers said the the men woulc
Evening star., 1957-04-26

be flown from Naples to the
supercarrier Forrestal, flagship
Of the 9Th Fleet. now steaming
eastward. Earlier, 46 sailors sent
to Naples by plane from Paris
were put aboard the supply ship
Yellowstone which left i'm
lmediately to rejoin the fleet.
The destroyer Everglades re-
mained in the harbor at Cannes
to take on officers and men from
the Riviera area. Most of them
had gone skiing in remote noun.
tain resorts or had not left shore
addresses.
In Paris and along the Riviera
the Navy sent out buses to haul
men in. Scouts" also were dis
patched to prowl bars and cafes
Whenever they heard someone
speaking American-type English
they would approach and ask
ARE you In the Navy?"
II the answer was yes, the
mans shore leave was over.
Evening star., 1957-04-26

represented In the 80 major
ships moving toward the Middle
East under the command of
Vice Admiral Charles r. Brown.
The 60,000-ton carrier For
restal and the smaller but
powerful Lake Champlain carry
nearly ITS planes, including the
Navy's heaviest atomic bomb
carrier. the AID.
Additional nuclear striking
power may be packed in the
warheads Of Regulus missiles
which several ships Of the 9th
Fleet are known to have on
board.
The old Navy is represented
by the battleship Wisconsin,
whose l6-inch guns are capable
Of hurting explosives a score of
miles.
And Just in case national pol
icy calls for a show of force on
land. the 9Th Fleets attack
transports carry the reinforced
I'd Battalion OF the 9th Marine
Corps Regiment. under command
Of 1t. Col. A. I. Lyman.
Admiral Arleigh Burke, chief
|of naval operations, showed OBJ
vious satisfaction when he told
10 reporter yesterday how speed
lily the 9Th Fleet got under way.
He said he sent his order from
Washington late Wednesday,
with the qualification that the
fleet should sail when ready. 4"
Admiral Burke said that he got
the prompt response "Wilco, /"
which In naval signal language
means will comply" and that
the fleet got underway from
ports Of Southern France start
ing at 6 am. EST yesterday.
He explained a few men Of the
Evening star., 1957-04-26
Haitian Women
Routed by Gas

PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti.
April 26 R.-Police used tear
gas today to break up a politi-
cal demonstration by women
in front Of Port au Prince
Cathedral.
Most downtown stores and
shops pulled down their shut
tiers as new tensions arose from
conferences among military and
political leaders on whether to
establish a military government.
Banks and airlines are still
operating.
Army Chief Gen. Leon Cam
'tave met three hours last night
with five presidential candidates
to discuss the possibility Of
setting up a military junta. The
meeting was called following a
split in the nations caretaker
executive council and political
demonstrations that police units
broke up with tear gas.
Unrest Long Standing
Political unrest has been al
most continuous In Haiti since
before former President Paul
Magloire was deposed as interim
chief Of state last December
Gen. Magloire had named him.
self to the post after his presi-
dental term expired. Two other
men have since served as Presi-
dent less than two months each.
The l0-man Executive Coun-
Icil. named by the presidential
candidates to run the country
until elections are held in June,
split over the custer of three
of its members.
Recalcitrants Fired
The three. supporters Of presi-
Dental candidate Francis Du-
Waller. walked out of a council
meeting Monday. The other
members fired the walkouts
Wednesday. charging they had
deserted their posts.
Mr.. Duvalier countered with
charges that the remaining
council members were removing
his supporters from jobs and
electoral positions. Last nights
conference repeatedly broke up
over Mr.. Duvalier's refusal to
accept the custer Of his three
councilmen.
Evening star., 1957-04-26
Jordan ,Seizes Reds,
Lehists in Roundup
LP Wirephoto

Continued From First Page law yesterday Hussen said HI
Hussens avowa that Inter did not outside help
national communism" also was The 21-yearoId Kng thor
for HE
Evening star., 1957-04-26

fleet had to be left behind, In
the haste Of departure. because
most Of the men and ships had
only returned to the Western
Mediterranean late last week
from Eastern Mediterranean
waters where they had taken
part In the exercises off the
Gallipoli Peninsula Of Turkey.
In addition to the carriers
Forrestal and Lake Champlain
and the battleship Wisconsin,
the fleet includes the heavy
cruisers Des Moines and Salem,
the amphibious command ship
Mount Mckinley. from l6 to "a
destroyers. several submarines
and q number Of auxiliary .yes-
sells.
Evening star., 1957-04-26

law yesterday Hussein said he
did not need outside help.
The 2l-year-old King then
made q radio broadcast to his
people calling for their support.
Demands Egypt Stay Out
Although Hussein had partici-
pated less than two months age
in an Arab summit" conference
with Col. Nasser. he told Egypt
to leave his country alone. The
Arab mobs used as q tool to bring
down Jordan governments re.
gard Col. Nasser as their hero
and the leaders of the Jordanian
government the King ousted two
weeks ago favor Egypt and
Syria. In the past Hussein has
refrained from criticizing Egypt
and Col. Nasser. but now he said
Egypt's propaganda machine
must stop attacking the Jordan
throne.
The new government named
by the King. under 69-year-old
Ibrahim Hashem. placed cur.
few on Jordan's five major cities
and outlawed all 10 OF the
country's political parties
Though active, the Communist.
already were outlawed.
Bedouin troops-the hard core
Of the army that is loyal TO the
King-guarded city streets and
were given control over the
police. Barbed wire entangle.
ments were strewn across road.
ways.
No one dared to leave hi,
home without official permission
the curfew was lifted briefly ir
midafternoon to give people 4
chance to buy food. Through
loudspeakers the people were
reminded constantly that they
had to be home at the deadline
They hurried home as soon a:
they completed their purchases
Evening star., 1957-04-26
Two PIunes Collide
Over Geneva, Six Die

GENEVA. Switzerland. April
I26 R.-Two small planes of the
Geneva Aero Club collided over
the city today and crashed
only 100 yards from a main
thoroughfare. Six persons-foul
lof them on a S. sightseeing
tour-perished.
The planes came down in q
vacant lot near a residential
area not far from the main
street in suburban Chenebourg
The dead included the two
Swiss pilots. two Germans and
Frenchman and an unidentified
woman.
Evening star., 1957-04-26
LOST

BAR PIN, diamond and ruby Reward
Family piece. Phone DI. 7-363O. 2B'
BHLF0LD. brown. Vicinity wheaton,
~ Ahn0ckyiiliss Need wallet and papers only
license. black with white nisrkines: re.
ward. FE. 3-7065.
BRIEFCAsE. iight brown. April 22. Con-
tents state reg. permits truck driver
H1rxEsenatHly NEEDS. LIBERAL reward. IA
taxi downtown: beiones to Fuibrishi
W PERkIISSs, 81. SL0-c s.775o. sA'e can =
CAT. male. sealpoint siamese: answer.
70 S name 81 chan; vic. Rossiyn: re-
CAT, A., small female: black, white feet sne
Bethesda. OIL. 2-S57D.
DINNER RING, yellow gold. wide band
with large diamond IN center and Z
small diamonds in sunburst style. B
Marriott Motel. Keepsake. ReW1rd
co. 5-5571
DOG. English setter, black and white
vicinity Of Alex: reward oV. 3-2S0S
FUR NECK PIECE. lost Easter Sunday
w Ward h Me- snc sssi i ave Spt .'rsesss see.n re-
PURSE, containing wallet with red stons
on ~: lost IN vicinity OF Woodward
a dothrop and Oak st.: reward. AD
4-lyzl.
sIAMEsR CAT, lost vic. westmoreIanc
dIliA' owessins s,,aa red collar; reward. Cal
WRIST WATCH, lady's. Hamilton. with
diamonds. Name Burns Chicago" en-.
.grayed on back, Reward. EN-. 2-6O06
WRIST WATCH, lady's. small, gold, Vie
seven Corners shopping center ladiel
room, April "a. Reward. JE. 4-23s0.
WRIST WATCH. ladys, Hamilton. eoit
ana silver; lost Sun, April FL: reward
BETwEEN ss0OO AND sD0. .OO. IN 100
block Mass. ave. Sc, Wed, $3.50 pm
Reward. Ii. a-JD0B. 27s
Evening star., 1957-04-26

Continued From First Pag,
Hussein's avowal that Inter.
national communism" also wa.
to blame for his troubles-ar
assessment that could bring
American forces to the young
monarch's aid II he asks fol
them. AS yet he has not.
American diplomats in the
Middle East were reported
quietly trying to prevail on ali
lof Jordan's neighbors to act
with restraint.
President Eisenhower's special
Ambassador. James p. Richards
was ordered out Of the area
temporarily to confer with Sec.
retary Of State Dulles in Bonn
Germany. next week. Mr.. Rich
ards, who Is touring the area
to explain Mr.. Eisenhower's
Middle East doctrine, has been
q special target Of Egyptian and
Syrian propaganda. and Of Jor-
dams leftists. Communists and
extreme Arab nationalists.
Radio Moscow Blasts U. s.
Radio Moscow trumpeted that
the United States was trying
by acknowledgements machina-
Itions TO set UP a Jordan gov
eminent which would adopt the
aggressive Eisenhower doctrine.
Hussein's talk Of internationa
communism. Moscow asserted
was an attempt to stir UP
suspicious against the Soviet
Union a repetition of the
false allegations which are beinl
used by American propaganda.
Britain Joined the United
States in declaring that Jordan'l
independence is essential to Mid.
die East peace. in effect an in.
vitation to Hussein to call fol
help to save his crown.
But before declaring marital
Evening star., 1957-04-26
FOUND

BICYCLE. girls Vicinity University OF
Maryland Campus. AP. 7-7641.
CAT, young, altered. male: perfect pet:
own, owner or good % home black and white
DOG, collie type, male, brown. Vicinity
North Pickett st. owner or good Vir.
Einia home. XII, O-39bg.
DOG. boxer. female, fawn and white. In
MONTGOMERY County JU. b.b183, $3.50
I'll 3 pm. weekdays.
LARGE HOUND near Broad run, Va
Owner may call DU. B-72O2 between
and . pm. Ask for W. B. smallwood
PARAKEET, blue. banded: found In Bev.
erly Hills, Alex XII. S-S871.
PUPPY. cocker type, female. Vicinity
SInia HG5sh nsa aarl' i kr soSSpss55 or good Vir-
f0LDER. leather. light brown: contain.
ing four keys. Vicinity Fenton and
Colesville rd., Silver BpfinE, Nd. JU
ki6e4, Ext. /: or Po. 2-9l6f.
Evening star., 1957-04-26
9th Fleet Can Deliver
Blow by SEQ, Air or Lond
Ry the Associated Presn

The United States 9Th steamng eastward in the Med-
Iterranean today is mighty force
carries the men and the weapons required show
power in either atomic conventional warfare the surface
the air land. 8
The biggest punches of both the the old Navy are
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PACKARD $50 sedan; pltrematie
fr' osni a:s 800. 20 o. se 4b7s n'ass'
S E5sfIZ5. Sfc5 l.l ss ss.. I a.c
PLKMOyTa 's4 station gasoni g.
$3.50 BANK loan. M. 3-0970. 4
PLYMOUTH s56 VS. 4-dE.; 7. aid
b.; real nice car 81 the price,
SI,Ieb. Open today 70 9 Pm.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
7oO5 "a. Ave. NV. IA. e-3l05
PLYMOUTH '63 cfankrook sedan;
redlo, heater. seat covers; excellent
TRIANGLE FORD
300 r. I. Ave. NE. IA. e-l009
PLYMOUTH 1857 Savoy 4-df. ss-
dan; beautiful cherry red and
white: compl. equip. incl. power.
fIite. p.-b. Iadic, heater, tinted
up Iights, Wv. tires. etc. FulI
gfiee. $685.; can finance with
Royal Motors Plymouth
400 Ca. Ave. NV. "a. 0-2900
PLYMOUTH '56 VS. Beivedere
1ardtop coupe. 2-tone. Wv. tires,
poWerfite. power brakes. anq
steer. d, h., owner. *. 3-10bg.
Ext. 4414 Or IA. e-0276 after Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

MASH nAAfnLEn 1855 custom
Cfos4.c Country sia. Naaoni u and
b.. hydra, by oWNEHs $1,000
Or best ofisr. I'm. 3-b2l4.
NASH nAmBLKR 'Eb Crosse Country
station wagon; hydramatlc, I. and
s.olss, 10 ea s.siok ss.'' 'h'i' ~
MASH mAMBLER '53 sta. wnn. :,
end ~ Wv tu-tonei reel. seats;
sQiez glg:i oil alter. best o!er'
NASH RAMBLBR 'sfi win sell fol
Sear FAMILY 0's c.I IPi wiz s eis y
IpLDsMoBfLH 1853 4-dT, sedan. q
tone green lninh. radio, heater,
lhydEamatlc. power steering power
brakes low milsaes. ssDb Cash,
trade. terms.
BREWER MOTORS
lBifi Wis. Ave, NV. en- a.77OO
OLDs 80 Hsss black 4-door sedan
s sIsmat ssnd cal l'9 9E ns sisO snd NJ
OLDeMOpILE 1865 .ss 4.dr.i
.al over si.I gis Ssssn kk ssacs ss''
oLDg '6s Super Hssa 4-docF Holt
day. hardtqp. turquoise and white;
loaded with squipment Incl. fun
81. priced 4 ad snzs .sn ,l'fs n. &c
With Si66 down or hank rates.
Royal Motors Plymouth
400 ua. Ave. NV. IA. e-ee00
QLps 1880 ..pss sedan; air-eond. ]
full power. iike-new cond.. $500.
Suburban Cadillac Olds.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
sIia oPfH ,rHHulhsnAy III iii gS''OO
of.DsMoBiLE 1855 asss sedan
owner, low mlleage, orlginai =
Tone nnIsh. fully equipped. Really
VASE s c.i ssis :rsd. !o' ..s asasi ''l''
|BLASS & CLARK
Corner N. c.g,.ol 4 s gls. AYES. ME-.
ODDS 80 Holiday cdr. hardtop:
white end grsen: hydra, Z. and b,
Ike new guar III $50. HQR-
PA. ave. ne. af 9th. II. 6-0f0l
OLDs $50 s06" convertible coupe:
power steering and brakes, dEna !,
and n; 81 1868, HQRNER'e
coz. BUICK DEALER, fia. ave
ne. e 9Th. II. o-e404.
ODDS 'B3 convertible: hydra, =.
and h., power steering and brakes.
immaculate eond.; 5000. HILL n
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Pord
Dealer. lila Vermont ave. nv.
AD. 4-ll00. Open ewes. III 0.
sat. IN s.
oLDeMoBfLR 1888 super ses'
Holiday coupe. blue and white
ilnish: fully equipped: power steer.
ing, power brakes, w..w tires: q
real nice car. ei,opbI cash. trade
or terma.
BREWER MOTORS
Sill Wis. Ave. NV. ma. 2-77OO
0LDs so .'es" l-dr. sedan: q. b.,
hyaramssisst exss a oone., 9ris.
OLDe 40 epe, auto trans. n: good
eond: low mileage. Call after $50
To. 2-64i0.
0LDs 'Bb Holiday l-df.; black ant
OWNER. "a. 2-6iil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
CHI CHUCK CARTER
MOTORQ

3i3 n. =. Ave. NV. DI. 1873
OLDs .s5 "Ss'' Holiday coupe: ex.
eel. cond.. 2-tone paint, many ex-
tras. 81 OWNER. ~. o-44iS.
OLDsMOBILE 'BI 'os" ccny.. GOOD
condition; hydra. 2. and y; =
spare car: $3.50. Call IA. 1-7129.
OLDSMOBILE 1852 COW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

OLpsMOBlLE '4s fleet Arrow 2.
a., sedan. new motor, =. and h.
s AZ ssse 'I ssss sis g.sssslSSs5 ~
OLDR 1876 1857 club sedan; 3. and
with matching Interiors In en-
Siy.sgs CALVERT nofohs. ID
Soto Plymouth t141 kngt-Wesl
hgyz. Silver spfins. Nd, ~
0LDs 'b4 black and white etaFflfs
sSasii siis.,5sds.o s "a. s9aEs7sr IT, iul'
OLD6 sb7 Super "sB" eonv.i beept,
blk, finish, white top, 2-tone blk
and white jall-lfatl1er interior
fully .eqqlppeq incl power sseefIne
ssd es sIsassd ns Be- SEhk iiER' S SsP
oLDf 10 .ss" eonysrtIbls; on q
extras; ss.I0b. Open today 70 .
Silver Spring Motor Co.
Dr. Hos sI s,.T Ma Hv'' '.' s6 s.. 1850 ys
0nd GER; $3.50, OF. 6-0b10.
OLDsMOBILE 1858 convertible,
rye, hydr.rm.tsisa'a oe' s PsspIi''
OLpBMOBILEe, 1857 company cars
and Jnlesmen demonstratorsi choice
Of Holidays and couyertlbles; these
cars make wonderful buys At this
time: set our offer on your car.
Akers Olds. Cadillac Co.
FAIRLiEuToN SHOPPING CENTER
AfsEK., VA. OV. 3-03b0
OLDs 40 4-dr. H0o": =, and b.
,gst pesssd D. 9. Inspection; $50
OLDs '53 super "SSS 4-doof sedan;
r., a.. new tires; low MILEAGE: $500
or best offer. OF. e-6s0l.
oLp8MOBiLE 1855 super s'es''
convertible coupe; grey and white;
yery nice, power steering, power
brakes; 81. 2bB. Gee guarantee.
Capitol dillac- Odds Co.
1879 22nd Of. NV. N. $4,000
0Lbs "a black and white etarlrs
power: sI.b75. IA. s-72fs.
ofDsMoBrf.k '5b 'ses" HOLIDAY
ateerina. power brakes. seleetronit
radio. cleo. Windows and eeatt;
exceptional value; 81. 1l6.
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Lee Hwy. az Mermaid
MERcEDRs 1857 l-dr. sedan: ego
e-blnck; Ike new: price II 81
900. u. f-4e7b.
NlERcEDEs nENx 100 81 hardlop
sports coupe: black exterior. white
leather interior; AMIN radio
and al EXTRAS; 2 500 actual nj. I.
s4.3o5. 10, 7-3700,
MERcEDEs-BENZ 1857 "le0'' a.
door sedan. Perfect eond. 5000
NJ 20. 3-37i7. ewes. and sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

EMlAAMI
s l'I.. sSa' , ssiI "a s s.fsss '''d
NASH RAMnLER 1875 hardtop: clean
and perfect cpnd, low MI: new
tires; small down payment and
assume instaiimeuts. Can be seen
SUNDAY, 10. a-bobl.
NASH 1888 Ambassador custom 4
DR.. "6''; LeMann, Continental kit.
reclining seats. radio. hydfamatie,
air eondilioning: llght green and
white; low milenee Only Sl.beS,
CHANDLER MOTOR CO.
Rockville, Nd. 70. a-GiUs
NASH 1880 Ambassador 4-dr.: =.
and b.. hydramAtici good cond.
Sa16 or best offer. cH. e-1314.
NASH 'Bs Metropolitan eonv.: co.
s sesoy ii. 40. ~ r BIO ''' 'a'r' W.
NASH Rambler 1858 station vasoni
trade. or terms: so73.
CRANSON MOTOR CO.
'sia Ca o ass s sTTspAFTU ~. s-'oi'
NASH $50 S-dr. ssatesman; :. and
geod conditions siio. m
NASH 1887. Metropolitan: COW;
exc. cond.: low mileaes: viii sell
for 800 over balance due, Call
~ b-e1Sf. OWNER
NASH 1889 Country Club: radio,
heater. A fne car for economical
trnrsportaiion. RS4k' 10. B-b0OO.
WHERtER. INC, WHEATON. ND.
1888 0eoruia Ave. To- $4,000
NASH RAMRLKn 'B7 station
wagon: 3 cyl, auto. trans =.
and h.; Wv. tiress other ex.
tras; 5000 mi: list price. - 200.
sale price $4,000; excel. eond.
CO. S-677l.
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AuYoM0nlEs FoR sALE AUTOMOBILES ron SAIL

Hfft,MAN 1854 convertible yellow.
Tadlos heater economical trans
Kenyon-peck Chevrolet
Ssaes EIIePn nlvd JAN ssIInsI FiI e ys
HUDSON 1888 Hornet club eoqpe.
radio, heater auto Atitei prirep 70
sell quickly. only $3.50.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
JA. e-nN0f Open I'll $3.50
HUDSON 80 4-do0r paeemakeri
ale 1 price. "a. .S.i7ei'
|fAipBRIAL 1850 haFdlopi power
sleefin1, power brakes, push.hulton
arrive: e.tone leather upholstery,
Unusually cleani low mlleaae; !
WHEhfKR, INC, cHRYqLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 via AVE. NV RM 2.iOto
IMPERIAL SO t-dI. sedanI power
steeFing, power brakes, noNer win
tires, ar cond. hi-h. low mileare
very clean; one-owneF car, Easy
terms; Se,00n. Ask Tor Bob Chosee
n@s.n1 ~. .s.,olnn TAa
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JAGUAR '56
"a A-dr. sedan: completely EQUIP,
including custom radio ana v.'w-
$2,577
MANHATTAN AUTO. INC.
Bethesda, Md.
TTOi wisconsin Ave,
OIL. 2-6432

yK6UNK "a NIX WI sedan: very
clean; soSO. LITTLE cARs, LTD..
1900 Wisconsin NV, Co. 6-005S.
tAGuAn IS xKllOMc rdst,; beant,
dark blue. new TOP: exec. eold,
mass % III. w SSns I. s Shown sa q
81 s.s4ss sun = oSls ~ -" '
IA0uARs--.as $50 coupe; SO
s ee eoup. re NAVY Msrt ,ecsn eas "a
JACK Fry, ilth and d
K a.: ~, 81 No 9y'E gi..sh sood mo-
LINCOLN 1887 Premier hardtop,
fun power; air oondltionine: com
peny presldent'h car. Call Mr..
SHKkHY, ia. a-603o,
LINCOLN 1853 Capri 4-dr,s hydra.
Z, and h.. beautiful Stone blue
nnish, Wv, tires. This l-ownef
car positively in new.enf eondl-
ton shsegsheni; se9s . sis,s down.
Az ~. w rVs e2os:'sIo. sVio VIZ a'''
LINCOLN so s-dr. hardtop Pre-
mler: cover steering. power brakes
s possE s.a.. x RS 2.. NAM sInee .rsr.i.
ca. 10y terms; sS.sSs. AsE ioi
Bob Chnyee.
Royal ChrySler, Inc.
aa0l n. !. Ave. NV, WA $1,000
ecnd.. $4,000 actual MI: I dfs
power ateering. brakes, windows,
seals; fabrication 2 and h.
Pc. nsss 9sssf' s owNER' "a. 7-a4s7'
LINCOLN 1887 Premier hardlop
coupe: white flniah: fully equipped,
power sleerina, power brakes,
s3.09s. cCc GaSrantss.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
lses e2nd 81, NV. p. $4,000
LINCOLN 1888 4-dr. sedan. every
|exfrn including power ateerina. I
owner Truly an extra nlca quality
car. Trade Or terms, seeS.
|CRANSON MOTOR CO.
o3l3 Ca. Ave. NV, To. s-sOii
OPEN SUNDAY
LINCOLN 1857 Premier hafdiop;
''loaded"; r. and h., fun power.
81. ooS. below dealers cost: new
car waFranty. Open today 10 . . N.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 o.. Ave. NV. IA. a-9i0a
LINCOLN 's7 convertible: the
ultra u modern motoFing: many
EXTRAS; sa,eos. open today 70 2
Silver Spring Motor Co,
81 SOC. Ma A-' :" -. s-1sod
LLOYD-WAGEN
r,. ne , Re. less o:,@s.se y;
81 Horxwsrd Il herei 1-speed trans.
mission. alr-eoolsd engine. 'front.'
wheel drive. Plus many more fea-
lures. Priced a. low Is 81 .36S. The
1fFgest small car IN America" Sec
iti Drive ~ Get the proof and
yogn buy ~ % 70 50 miles Der
DISTRIBUTORS
ALLIED MOTORS
100 6th 81. NV. co. s-Ilpe
MAGNETIC "a
4-df ssdani SPORT car; completely
SLOT
Bug from Waahington Mstropoll-
tanB only authorized No dealer
MANHATTAN AUTO, INC,
FAIRFAX. VA.
Lee Hwy. at MsrTtneld
MERcEDEs 1857 l-dr. sedan: eec
e-blnck; ike new: price II So
900. II. f-4s7b.
MERcEDEs ngNZ 100 a. hardtoE
sports coupe: black exterior, white
leather. interior; AM-FM radio
and al extras; : 500 actual nj.
s4.ao5. 10. 7-3700
nEncEDEs-BEgz 1851 eco. 9:
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I'M" tb5b. 10. bsJ4Nb.
OfDsMOBiLE $50: diplomat must
sell: peri. eond.: cen be seen e.
2lO0 Calf. st. nv, from o-l and
IOLDsMOBILE 1858 .es" sedan /:
TURQUOISE and white fully equipped.
unusually clean: sl,5Sb. ccc GUAR
antee.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
i222 2end o. NV. FE. 10000
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3G30 ~ 81, NV. FE 5000
MERcURY '4a coupe; 5000 motor.
tires and new battery. sos. UN.
/ 4-fl6d.
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LLOYD-WAGEN

The nev lass oeFman-bulit
Lloyd -AlsxandeF." 4.pasSenrer car
b. BorwWard Is heFsi (-speed trans
mission, air-eeoled engine. 'front.'
wheel drive. plus many more fea-
lures. Priced a. low a. 81 .366. The
biggest snail car IN America" See
tti Drive III Get the proof and
yogn buy ~ % 10 50 miles per
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JH6UKE sa NIX WI sedan; YsTs
deems se50. LITTLE cas-. lip.
lAGuAR IS xKll0Mc rdst,; beant.
dark blue; new TOP. excel. cond,
throughout; owner; pvt, sale;
must 40 this week as shown BY
price o &. e. o Ks, Or 70 ssss cash oiisr'
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F0nD 1887 Falllane 500 club 81
walls FeFdomalIr, Padded dash,
0ER- 10. S-1b7a. i-A pm.
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= HINE HAs Va.
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MANHATTAN AUTO, INC.
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ROYAL ChrVSler. Inc.

aaoi 4. /. Ave. NV, wa $4,000
LINCOLN '5S Capri; wonderful
eond.. $4,000 actual MI: 4 .drs
power steering. .bfnkes, Windows,
nss. e1sf. OWNER, "a. 7-a4s7;
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BREWER MOTORS

EULu 80 U.p111 1tatIon W4Epn;
blue and white mi Wv. tires
I and M tinted elags: straisht
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SIN wiz. Ave. NV. M e-7700
ODDS so .'es" l-dr. sedan: q. b..
hydrAmatie, excel. coud.. 0fig.
paint; seas. 1910 :. Capitol.
OLDs 40 eps, auto trans. h.. 5000
eond: low mileage. Call after $50.
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.pIsIRBuroRs
H1nI1

MAGNETIC "a
l-dr sedan; sport car; eomplstsly
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MERCURY 40 club coupe. Z. 4 b
.s p. 5000 tires So psaEly ne
PARKWAY FORD