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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
Dick Harris, Aware Of Odds,
Goes All Out to Make Senators
Bucky's Son Set
On Duplicating
His Rapid Rise
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star Stan Correspondent

| ORLANDO. Fla. Feb. %
The toughness and determination
that characterized Bucky Harris
las a ball player is evident in his
lean. clear-eyed son. Eick, who
is aware of the odds against him
but who will be heartsick If the
Senators northbound train chuss
out of here April 2 without him
Dick, who viii be "a years old
March 80. arrived here with the
big idea in mind. He won't be
content with being shunted to
Chattanooga or Charlotte. II
that's his fate he'll accept it,
but he's here to make the Sena-
tors squad.
With the forthrightness that
stamped his father as a long
time major league manager,
Dick says. I'm going to give it
my best shot. They may think
I'm a year away from the majors.
I'm going to try to prove I'm
not"
Only his hitting is question:
able. Those who have followed
his brief career say his hands
are sure afield. Magic" is the
word Cal Griffith uses to de-
scribe Dicks fielding. Like his
father. he's a second baseman.
Quick Try at Jackpot
Starting Tuesday, when the
Senators will play a squad game,
Dick will try TO duplicate what
Bucky achieved 81 years ago.
Bucky played eight games with
the Senators in the fall of 1919,
then wrapped up the second
base job in training as a rookie
In 1920.
Dick will be at second base
for one OF the teams" Manager
Chuck Dresser says. "Sure, it's
"a long shot that he can make
the team with his limited ex-
perience. but it has happened
many times before and 1t can
happen il his case. From what
little I've seen of him. l like his
batting stroke. They tell me he
can field like a major Lacquer
now. I know this-I like his
attitude and his intelligence"
If young Harris can hit the
jackpot. he'll have done it strict
ly on his own. His dad was rec
Iognized as a brainy fielder. but
Dick says his father never Of
fered him one shred of advice
about how to field. how to bat
or how to accomplish anything
else in baseball.
Right from the start" Dick
says. he told me that II made
Continued on Page C-3, Col. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
Miss Heiss Has Big Edge
Going Into Skating Finale

her first World title last year.
was the unanimous winner OF the
compulsory figures division Of
the singles competition. the por-
ton that counts 80 per cent to-
ward the title. The other 40 per
cent comes tonight as the 20
girls from seven nations put on
their free-skating exhibition.
Champions in pairs are Bar
bara Wagner. IS, and Robert
Paul. 10. Of Toronto. who have
been skating together for FIVE
See SKATING. Page CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo,
Feb. 20 tR.-Uncle Sans figure
skating queen, youthful Carol
Heiss, already holding a strong
advantage, tonight goes after her
second World women's singles
skating title.
The l7-year-old blond from
Ozone Park, N. Y, and n teen
age couple from Canada we're
tops In yesterdays program at
the World figure skating cham
pionships.
Vivacious Miss Heiss, who won
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-08
Sunlight Chatter Box
BY MRS. RUBY CAREY

One of our instructors, Mrs. D.
A. Julius, has recently returned
from trip to California, where
her stay was a very enjoyable
one. She has enlightened r
group with a very fine account
Of her trip which I'm sure we
gathered quite bit from her in
formation.
Some of the students particle
pated in a beach party on Viz
ginia Beach, Wednesday, May %.
Everyone present enjoyed love-
ly afternoon. I'm sure they'll be
doing this more often as the
summer rolls on.
Here it's parting time for some
of the students of Sunlight, much
to the instructors regrets and
their happiness. Here's wishing
all of the outgoing seniors much
success in your field Of cosmo-
tology.
AS the saying goes, while the
old ones go, let the new ones
come. We've acquired new stu
dents TO fill the empty chairs that
the seniors have left vacant. We'll
come to dear old Sunlight.
D. A. Julius attended the con-
vention in Orlando, where he has
gathered and gained come n e w
and useful ideas. He has also
given the class quite an account
Of the trip.
The Juniors are giving the sem
iory a going-away party as the
rule goes. Everyone participating
will have an enjoyable time be-
fore saying so-long.
'To know, to esteem, TO love-
and then to part,
Makes up LIES tale to many a
feeling heaN."-Coleridge.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-08
EAL Social
Civic Club

The portable TV. that was Civ
en- away by the Eastern Air Lines
Social Civic Club on Saturday
night, May IS, was received by
Mr.. Lillian Barnett, 2161 NV.
59th st.
We want to thank our many
relatives and friends for making
this project a very successful one.
Your presence and patronage were
very highly appreciated.
Hermon Blackshear, president;
Alex Gaines, vice president; Wes-
ley A. Johnson, recording secre-
tary; William Lynch, treasurer;
Willie G.. Franklin, financial sec
rotary; John Simpson, assistant
business manager; Nose Jones,
parliamentarian; Wallace Harrell
chaplain; Thomas o. Wright, re-
porter business manager.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-08
Patrolling The
Campus Beat
BY KELsIE exit" COLLIE

of another year, a year that has
been filled with many incidents.
We have enjoyed writing t h i q
column immensely. The very sad
part about it, however, is the fact
that we will not be writing il
again. Our term expired and we
must make way for another. With
your consent and that of our edi-
tor, we hope that Patrolling The
Campus Beat will be able to con-
tinue in the fall with a new re-
porter. We do not know yet who
this person will be, but we are
positive you will be able to read
competent, well-written and en-
tertaining articles about Miamians
everywhere.
Thus, we say farewell and you
can be assured Of the fact that
truly, it has been very, very . .
Sincerely. yours. Kelsey. Exit"
Collie.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-08
Phi Delta Kappa
Celebrates
Founders Day

The members of Phi Delta Kap-
pa sorority celebrated their
founders day. The educational
meeting was held at the home Of
Soror Leila Williams on May %.
Clifford Matthews was the guest
speaker at this meeting. Many
sorors and friends visited and en-
joyed this occaeion. The men,
bers of the sorority won hipped
at the Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
Sunday, May Is. The candlelight
service was a memorable event.
Ida K. Sidney, basileus
Lois Hickz, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-08
A GRADUATES FAREWELL

This Is the end - the end OF
perfect four years Of excitement,
disappointment, Joy, sorrow and
all the in-betweens. This Is the
time Of commencement - not the
end, but new beginning, a new
phase Of life, one altogether diff
ferent from the sheltered exis-
tence we once lived. Now Is the
hour when we must say boodbye
goodbye to all our friends, to
all our instructors, to the sur
roudings which we adopted as
home. In short, farewell to every
thing.
There will be no more racing
to classes, or grabbing a quick
lunch between classes; no more
burning the midnight oil; no more
curfew. and confirmed spinSters
dorTnitory matrons. No more cof-
fee breaks at the Student Union
or the University Commons.
How final it all seems, how
abrupt this parting, this temni-
nation of things which have be-
come a part of us. For many, it
will be final stage in our educa-
tional careers, for others, it will
be the second ftep leading to the
masters and doctorate degrees.
How strange it all SENS, how
wrong, and yet so wonderful-co
very wonderful. It's almost un-
believable and yet, and yet,
sometimes truth is stranger than
fiction. Like little child who
has lost his choo-choo train, like
shepherd boy who has lost his
sheep, like almost anything one
can name - this is how lost we
feel.
We will remember all the dis
appointments, heartbreaks, de-
featS and longings, but We'll also
remember the excitement, joys,
pleasant moments and victories.
We won't forget our parents, and
all they've done for us; we can't
possibly forget our instructors,
nor the lecture periods; we can't
forget the football games, t h e
dances, the assemblies, examina-
tons, nor the lasting friendships
we have made during there four
years. Well have these moments
to remember.
It's a time for you, time for
tears,
A time we'll treasure through
the years,
Well remember always, eradua-
ton day.
At the Senior Prom, we danced
TIL three
And there you gave your heart to
me,
Well remember always, grad
uation day.
Though we leave In sorrow, all
the Joys we've known;
We can face tomorrow, knowing
we'll never walk alone.
When the ivy walls are far be.
hind,
No matter where our paths may
wind,
Well remember always, gradua-
ton day.
This is the end - there is no
more And perhaps we who pass
now within these ivy walls will
never see each other again-this
is the sad truth of life, and still
we must face it.
Farewell dear alma mater; stand
out like majestic shrine, open
your arms to accept those w h o
would enter within your protec-
tive walls Farewell dear instruc-
tors and friends - may we meet
again some day soon. Farewell,
youth, we take our places as ad-
ults Of the time, awaiting what
ever fate has in store for us.
Farewell, farewell, and again
farewell.
1867 GRADUATES
Here is a partial listing Of those
Miamians receiving the bachelor
degree this year:
Allene johnson BCC); Jacque-
line Moss (BCC); Lille Davis
(Hampton) Dorothy Hart CLAMP
toni; Laclyde MCGEE Central
STATED: Josephine Matthews
(Hampton): Peggy Joyner
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-08

lSSt SENRN -
Here is a partial listing of those
Miamians receiving the bachelor
degree this year:
Allene johnson BCC); Jacque-
line Moss (BCC); Lille Davis
(Hampton) Dorothy Hart CLAMP
toni; Laclyde MCGEE Central
State); Josephine Matthews
(Hampton); Peggy Joyner
(Hamo toni; John Sweeting
(FAMU); Major H. Bell (FAMU);
Dorothy Mitchell (Tuskegee); Ro-
land Burroughs Howard; and OF
course Yours Truly, Hampton.
Our heartfelt congratulation to
these graduates and all others
who are or have received their
degrees.
And so we come to the close
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122. END ST. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1856 Fleetwood 4-dool
sedan; 2-tone green: full power
and electric accessories; Cadillac
finest. ~ ,O95.
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TRIANGLE FORD

30lo R. / Ave NE DE G-eao2
FORD "a convertible: coral
beauty with new black top and
new " ". tires. Fordomatlc drive,
r. h only S1.1a5 pOHANKA
SERVICE GUARANTEE
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OLMSTEAD Odds

1000 Wilson Blvd. All, ia. 7-s4OO
BUICK 1852 Super 4-dr.: auto
matte, r. and h.. power steering,
good tires: excel. cond L. D.
BUTLER, INC. ll2l 2lst ST. NV.
DI. 1-Ol1I
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TAKOMA MOTOR co.

Silver sprins, Nd JU a-45OO
FORD 1858 Victoria; T. and b
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LEE D. BUTLER. INC
LEE D. BUTLER. INC.

1I2l 21st St. NV. DI. 7-0Ili
CADILLAC ST "62" de Vile type
coupe; rich 2-tone Sahara tan and
Hawaiian bronze, harmonizins lux
uriously appointed interior. Host OF
features including p.S.. pb This
car reflects new-car condition. Must
be seen and driven TO be appre-
ciated Blue Ribbon guar. Today's
best bnv rednced 10 nnlY ~ Snl
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Silver Spring Motor Co.

Your NelgnbornOod Ford Dealer
SIS Plney BIZ Rd.. S. S. JU. $1,000
FORD So Tudor. heater, turn sig
: mails. S975; IS other Foros 10
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DL SUIU % FlFenlle 4-dI INII
Mr. Hsmmett, FALLS CHURCH
DE SoTo-PLYMoUTH. Hiiiwood
ave and Lee hwy. JE 2-23nn
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FORD 1855 Fairlane Victoria hard
TOT fully EQUIP. won in contest.
Bargain Gas IA .-OeSl
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CaithneSS Buick, Inc.

used Gar Dept.
1140 Wis ave. OIL l-a6SS
FORD - CuStonline VS. Tudor
Fordomatlc. r and h one owner,
extra clean Special price. Sl,nae,
written guarantee
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POHANKA Oldsmohile

WaSnlnston- Oldest OInsmOhile
leadership at Their Newest
USED CAR CENTER
$40 Univ. Blvd Z. Silver SPY, Md
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MONEY TO LOAN

If YOU WANT to reduce your
budget payments on. your LIST and
End trusts. call US for our Splen.
did and prompt service We lend
money for home improvements
and We can also do the nome I'M
provements for you. and the pay
ments will DE set up in strict
accordance to meet your budget
We have the know-how. f5 years
Of experience is at your disposal.
Call CY FREEDMAN. 900 F st
NV, RE 7-15.3, RE. 7-SlS5
MONEY to consolidate all debts
into | small monthly payment;
fast service Call ST Bel I90.
MORTAGE LOANS. So. OOO-S50,-
: O0O--Group. your debts. lower your
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courteous service on real estate
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Maryland Call MR. ROBERTS.
Baltimore. Md day or night suns
and holidays. at SARATOGA 1.4O47
AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks. IN Is
minutes. whether It's paid for or
not HERSON'S, Sth and o NV
DE. 2-4r00
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BUICK 1855 Century convertible:
fully equipped with power steering,
power brakes, electric windows and
seat, automatic transmission, etc. !;
sharp: Sl195
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POHANKA OldSmobile

WASHINGTON Oldest OldSmohile
leadership at Their Newest
USED CAR CENTER
$40 Univ Blvd. E SILVER Spg, Nd.
~ 1-TS5A
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Odds

1000 Wilson Blvd. All. ia. 7-s4OO
CADILLAC 1856 Coupe De Vile;
b-way seat. full power. 2-tone fin-
ish; l-vr. warranty: 3.9a5. Also,
80 De Vile and 5 other late
mode Cadillacs. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS. JU. 5-S525
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD s. /Victoris VS." Tudor
hardtop. . tone. ?. and n. Wv
tires car in perfect condition
Sl.4a5. S21i down. balance
financed through local eank. Call
COLE 10 A.SnlH
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DE OTO 1850 sedan; / owner:
good transp. Price, $3.50. DE.
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Lot Owners Attention.
Please contact our once II you
nave lots for sale in either North
Chevy Chase. Bethesda or Airing
ton Call DOROTHY K. WINSTON
d. CO. ST. $1,000. once open IN
I'll pm.
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE
tCONrlkUEDl
F. BEGG, INC
L0Ts, ACREAGE WANTED

Realtor
1880 Conn Ave DU f-24so
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TAKOMA MOTOR co.

FORD 1851 9-paSsenger Country
Sedan r and h, Fordomatic. spar
lrlipp green 6nfSh -Sp1
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SECOND TRUSTS
II Won are having trouble hnanc-
ing your home and YOU need money
trst or second trust Then call us
We can arranee financing for you
Mr. BAKER TIE 6.lAlh
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CHRYSLER 5. saratoga 4-dr. ma
roon and blk. auto trans, p b.
p.s.; priced for quick sale by OWN
I'd. Snns Va p
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BUICK 80 Special hardtop; r. and
h, hydra, beautiful cond.: I,S75
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StOhlman Chevrolet
1910 M ST. NV
Silver Spring Motor Co.

AID. 2-46l4 AID. 2-46l4
CHEVROLET so Powerglide cdr.
take over payments OF 500 per
week
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1909 E.-W. Hwy. tat Ga. Ave
Silver Spring, Md. JU. $4,000
CHRYSLER LIMOUSINE as; clean,
good cond.: white duck slip covers
PVT. OWNER, so. S-4496
CHRYSLER 81 New Yorker hard :
top coupe; attractive 2-tone finish:
exceptionally clean inside and out
fully equipped, power steering
power brakes. S3,145. CCC guar
antep
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finish, .op condition; 81 ,S9S HILL
& SANDERS. Wash Oldest Ford
Dealer MA Vermont ave. NV.
AID 4-43no. Open ewes. I'll 0,
CT sssf =
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CADILLAC 81 convertible: BRAND
NEW; air-cond.; r. and h.. white
SIDEWALKS, owner leaving country
and Will sacrifice. Less than 500
mi Can DE rknAA
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Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.

1929 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
CHRYSLER 1857 4-dr. hardtop
charcoal and rose, 2-tone finish
and h., Wv. tires, power
brakes, power steering, Solex glass,
torQuef1ite. dual headlights. stone
shield. custom steering wheel. GUS
tom wheel covers, safety dash,
outside mirror, windshield wash
ers. This bargain cannot be
matched at 1920. Only 1895
down Royal CHRYSLER, INC,
WASHINGTON'S EXCL USIVE
CHRYSLER DEALER 1901 Rhode
Island ave. 5 blocks beyond ,. c.
line. WA. 7-700O.
CHRYSLER '53 Windsor 4-door;
automatic shift. radio, heater: beau
tiful light green finish. extra fine
tires: immaculate interior; low
mileage; $685..
WHEEL Err, INC. WHEATON. Nh
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sEASH0RE PROPERTY
AVIATION

NAVTON-MoSt beautiful airplane
this area. Only $50 hrs total time
Excel. cond INSIDE and out Fully
equipped Must sell Immediately
Fl 4-S5Sl
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/ AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1875 Fsirlane Victoria hard
I t9p fully coup. won in contest.
Bargain. Cas- IA. 2-0e6i,
FORD 50 Tudor Custom VS.: tan,
I green r. n. seat Gov, Wv. tires,
> sn. tires exc. body uphol: pvt
own. SSiS. LII 1922. Wed. or
Thurs. s-in pm
FORD 81 Fordor sedan; heater and
defroSter. enc owner. See today
sure, for only SOS. l. ?. SAP
FORD NASH. S507 Colesyile I'd.
Sil-er Spring, Nd ~ assoc
FORD 81 VS. Ranch MASON ?.
and n exceptionally nice; spas
HILL & SANDERS. wssh's Oldest
Ford Dealer IlI4 Vermont ave.
NV, AID 4-4300 Open ewes. I'll
Q. Sat I'll
FORD So convertible Fordomstic:
HILL 4 SANDERS, wash 5 Oldest
Ford Dealer. lil4 Vermont ave
NV. AID assoc. Open ewes, til
9. Sat. til ;.
FORD - VS. Country sedan, over
drive ?. and h. colonial white
finish. .op condition; Sl,S9S HILL
& SANDERS. Wash Oldest Ford
Dealer MA Vermont ave NV,
AID 4-430o. Open ewes. I'll 0.
sat I'll
FORD - VS. Fcrdor Customhne.
2 and h Fordomstic. excellent
condition SS4S
CaithneSS Buick, Inc.
USed-Car Dept
1i40 Wis Ave oil. l-a6iS
FORD s. CuStoniline VS. Tudor;
Fordomatlc. r and h one owner;
extra clean Special price. 81 ,nHe.
written guarantee
TRIANGLE FORD
30l0 R. / Ave NE DE. g-6302
FORD 81 convertible: coral
beauty with new black top and
new W tires Fordomatlc drive,
r. h, only S1.1a5 pOHANKA
SERVICE GUARANTEE.
POHANKA OldSmobile
WASHINGTON Oldest oldsmohile
leadership at Their Newest
USED CAR CENTER
$40 Univ Blvd. Silver Spg 4, Nd.
~ 5-7S55
IA
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/ Your NelE hborhood Ford Dealer
S125 Piney Br. Rd.. S. S III. $1,000
FORD 1850 6-eylinder: Sl75. ~
T-h65k
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and n. exceptionally nice; S99i.
HILL 4 SANDERS. wssh's Oldest
Ford Dealer lll4 Vermont ave.
NV, AID 4-4300. Open ewes. I'll
q, Sat Ill ;
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DE SOTO "a Firedome 4-dr.: auto
trans, p.s.. p.b.. Wv. tires r,
and h., very clean and low mile
age. $3.50 down S55 mo. incl
insurance and interest. CALVERT
MOTORS. ll4l East-West hwy
Silver Spring III Q-IA3A
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NOI4It, 10, f-oWoO.
CHEVROLET 1853 late Bel Air
hardtop; black with white top.
Al. IeaLner upholstery, = and h.,
backup lights. etc have owned
this car since new. II is in per-
feet condition Forced to sell
$3.50 JU. '7-5656.
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FORD 50 customline IS" Fordor
heater, turn SignAlS seat covers
original black finish; extra clean
one owner; Si,l95
WHEEL Err. INC. CHRYSLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEN Eff
4Snn WIS AVE NV EN- . ~ n
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1909 E-W Hwy tat Ga. Ave
Silver Spring. Nd JU 9-45O0
FORD "a Victoria hardtop. auto
matte trans, r and H.: an ex-
ceptional nice car Low milease
one owner. good tires. Sl.l9a.
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FORD - VS. Country sedan sta
tion wagon; 9-pasSenger capacity
striking @-tone coral and white
host Of features, includine radio.
heater Thunderbird engine and
overdrive, 4,0S5 miles. new-car
guarantee Todsy'S best buy Re
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CHEW. '49 2-door; orig. finish; good
lov-cost transp.; Sl45.
| TAKOMA MOTOR co

Your Neighborhood Ford Dealer
S725 Piney Br. Rd.. S. S. Ju. $1,000
CHEVROLET '53-A brillian Bel
Air 2-dr. sedan: with powerglide
trans, power steering. radio, heat
er. A one-owner car that has been
serviced by US since new: truly out
standing. See Mr.. Stafford.
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DE SOTO 1855 VS. hardtop: red
and white; full power: Ayr war
ranty: 81 sag. Very clean. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS. IL. 5-S525
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

icHRYsLER IS New Yorker de luxe
convert auto. trans :. and h.,
RED finish, black top; l owner
s S;I;sr sDr ,to.or - otD
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CADILLAC 1854 sedan: 2-tone
gray. fully equipped. power steer
ing, power brakes: very clean
S2,395. CCC guarantee.
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kenyon Peck Chevrolet

FORD 1851 Customline VS. For
dor. gray finish. radio. heater. An
ideal second car Only $40
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Akers Olds cadillac Co.

Alex. Va oV 3-63bo
80 $50" Special 4.
door, fully equipped; one owner
Ike new throughout: best buy
only Sl2gb safety tested for
your projections 30-day written
warranty. PAUL BROS fOLDsl
Wis, and Ellicott 81. NV, KE
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.OLMSTEAD Odds

e00o Wilson Blvd Arl IA 7-s400
CADILLAC 80 sedan. excep. cond.
throughout. must see to appre-
ciate: best offer. JU. s-l7S9. ewes.
CADILLAC 80 80" sedan: spot
less condition. fully equipped The
2-tune light desert finish makes This
go 0G5
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

WATERFRONT HOME adjacent
Palm Beach, bedrooms Z baths.
air cond and heated immediate
occupancy DI. 1-41l4
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DE SOTO So Firedome club coupe
auto. trans. r. and h Wv. tires
excellent buy: $40 down. S53 mo,
incl. insurance and finance charge
CALVERT MOTORS. ll4l East
West hwy. Silver Springs. ~
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S S6Tsr soSipD. 20 .y e9uPs .,rs g WE
THACKER MOTORS
isth and R. I. Ave. NE. Ia. q 30
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3l+U Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
IA 2-9003 Open iii $50
FORD 50 Ranch Wagon; ?. and h..
turn ssnals Low as Sla5 down
Silver Spring Motor Co.
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Your Neighborhood Ford Dealer
SIS Piney Br Rd., S s.. JU. $1,000
DE SOTO 1857. new hsrdtop, S2.67a
delivered $50 per mo on approved
credit See Mr. Wike FALLS
CHURCH De Soto. JE 2-2S00
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TAKOMA MOTOR co.

DE SOTO - Firedome VS. hard
top. and h.: 2-tone finish: S595
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AUT0MoBILEs FoR SALE

BUICK 81 Riviera coupe: an i'm
maculate hardtop with excellent
Wv. tires, dyna, T., h: $685..
POHANKA SERVICE GUARAN-
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BUICK 81 Roadmaster 4-dr. hard
top r. and h., dynafioW, power
steering and brakes. tinted glass
I Jet black. 50, 49o. Liberal trade with
worldwide financing available.