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the celebration committee has
decided that the entire city must
be scrubbed and painted.
At q certain fixed time and
signal. all able, bodied citizens
will emerge with paint and brush.
water and sponge to begin ready.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29

ing for the birthday party.
The mayor himself will start
things OF by applying some
badly needed paint to q fence
around the city hall. The whole
job is expected to be accom-
lished within q week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29

by league ofiicials adopted
by delegates to the National
Leagues 18th annual convention
in Boston earlier this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
900 Yeur-OId City
Pluns Scrubbing Bee

The city Of Skien. Norway. will
be 600 years old next year. In
preparation for the big event,
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THREg-ROOM APT. az 10Th ana
Rtttenhouse SIS; n.w.-Nesf shop.
incl, all utilities and laundry
ayailable Phone RA 3.l54a
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ROOMS FURM-s.E..s.w.

SINGLE ROOM for / person, neal
transportation; parking area; kit
privilege option. LII. 1880.
COLORED-I3i 53rd ST. ST.
Suitable for couple; kit privileges
$40 week. LII. 4-4374. -
COLORED-sINGLE ROOM-Mus
be employed: all convenienees
children welcome Ii. 6-6244
COLORED-sHARE ROOM viii
man. twin beds, 81. room. $40
KIT. .privils. roomy closets. Ii
7-3O4l.
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COMPLETE do-it-yourself SWIM
ming pools, very low priced; IN
tings. For information. phone FE.
$4,000
1886 FEEDERS dehumidifier for
sale; good condition. very reason
able. can OIL. o-2390.
TRADE Or SELL Bolens Handi Ho
l.6 hip. cultiyator for 1-wheel
luggage trailer. Phone Riverside
3-6234. MaTbury, Nd.
SMALL HOUSE. approximately OK
II. Wen constructed. AttraetfVely
finished interior. Suitable for
many purposes. win sacrifice for
$500. XII. 9-105e.
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ENTIRE end FLOOR, 1883 MADT.

SON ST. N.W.-2 bedrms.. nv.
rm., kit, bath: partly Turn;
adults; 500 mo-, incl. utils. Va
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v ans d Ryr Z sA5M IN, PVT a., ENTEJ
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ANTIQUES WANTED

Now located at
670 N. GLEBE RID, ARL.
ACROSS from Hecht co.,
IA. 8-0573, ANYTIME
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CONGRESS HTs.-BRIoHT beauti-

lQIly Iufn. I-bedrm. apt. IN due
pick; pvt. entr. Washing factl.
.3S0S End st. sc. 10. 2-s333.
WHITE--3O42 VISTA ST. NE
Furnished apt; 2 rooms, kitchen,
shower, bath. HU. 3-6l30.
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REFRIGERATOR-Laree Frisidair,
with freezing compartment, auto
defrosting; 500. ia. 0-7eO6.
R u = RAT sas: ssTvsl {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

POODLES. white, standard, both
sexes champion sires: 10 weeks
S6O-S75. SOWDER, Bentley I'd :,
Sandy Spring, Nd. sP. 4-6504
DACHS-HUND PUPPIES, 8 wks.,
trained; beautiful red males; pure
bred. shots. 500. 10. 5-3lS9
POODLE - Black English import;
champion Beechover. aultone
KING Cole for sale. DoNAHUE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

DACHSHUND. Axe, Marienlust
line; wonderful family pet; excel
Watchdog; good home needed.
best offer. LO. 4-022S.
PEkINGESE, 2 rales: Axe; solid
black; black and white; reas. CIR
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ROOMS FURN-MD..V VA.

ARL.-Large bedrm.; pvt. bath: 3
exposures; ] blk. from Clarendon
no other .roomers. empl. lady
29l6 Key blvd. "a. s-31i2.
N. ARL.-Lovely furn rm. pvt
shower bath entrance; ofl-streei
parking M bus shops. Gentle.
man. Reasonable. IA. 7-16i5
NICE DBLE. RM., next 70 bath
pvt home. pvt. entrance. TV
wsshtr; 5 min. 10 Pentagon; chill
dren accepted. OF 4-93s2. -
DOuBLE ROOM, couple or women
UN. 4-i525.
n. ARL.. p25 ~ Jackson St.
bath; phone; hall entr.: on bus
line. IA. 2.7l36 afternoons. ewes
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR REM

BULLD0ZERS, leaders, generators,
chain saws, mixers, pumps, Ford
tractors. finishing machines. ce-
menI grinders. etc. RENTAL
5-5040.
RENTAL SHOP-Roll-a-way beds,
baby furniture, invalid equipment,
tape recorders, folding chairs and
tables, blankets. pillows, other
items. Free delivery day or night.
SERVICE RENTALS COMPANY.
JU. S-12S6.
RENTALS, CUB TRACTORS, now
ers. tillers, chain saws, ladders.
drills, etc. MALONEY'S, INC, 1925
GEORGIA ave., Silver Spring.
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ROOMS FuRRIsRED-n.W.
fcoAffIAllIEna

19es l1th ST. N.w.-L.h.k. rm.
ountn.. clean; refgr-; sober lad
or gent. 5 blks. GREYHOUND; Sl(
y6 Also sleeping rm-. SIS wk
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MT. PLEAsANT-Bsmt. apt. bed
room. liv rm.. kit. pvt. bath:
utiis. incl. Cool. SIS mo. NO.
7.7626.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsRED

COL0RED-1st-FL. FRONT RIM,
suit. for law. sewing or public
steno; studio; pvt. kit, facils.
ssemodei to suit tenant. To. 2.
C0LORED-2 Ice. unfurn, rms
lge. scr. porch. call CO. 5-3s02.
COLORED-IIO0 BLK. SPRING
ND. N.M.=ADams 1904.
COL0RED-TRNIDAD, lI47 Queer
81. n.e.-$77. 80 incls. hit, gas SCI
lan anoI. AuERBAcH q CO.. Di
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Do not sch your valuable ANTIQUE
china, glass, furniture, etc. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOPS for expert appraisals.
$40 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
AND OLNEY. MD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

jackson st.
furn.. next "a
u entr.. on bus
affnrn0Ona. evee
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

SLEEP COOL ON FOAM MAT.
T T1 IsiEr.. gIillL; clock radio
1870 MINTWO0D FL or 2 rms
with cooklnei share bath. Sill VIZ
ia. q.2sib.
DOWNTOWN. p2s q pl. n.w.-Rm
free 70. ,; e. ss.nns mt. SiqT1
ave. NV. fm., $40. Dt. re64e
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APIS. FURMISHED-D. c.

GkORGET0WN-1 and 2-bedroon
HpsS' emo. XII. garb. disp. Utils
Incl. See lanitor. 29Oe Que st. n. v
ATTR; nv APIS, sl4 wk. up: chill
wei. Sleep and hspkg. rms. 81 WI
UP. ll0l 18th NV, DI. 7-7sss
CALVERT ST. NV, 1855 nea
Shoreham Hotel - Efficiency on
oedrm.; elevator bldg. See janitor
fI9 9Th ST S.W.--Large. front rm
and Kit, cross ventil cony. n
sects.; S54 mo. ME- S-5096.
apt; S75 mo incl. utiis. Conv
loo Avail. mined ia. g-05Ss
1906 r ST.. on Conn. ave- bed
mo no. 2-2i64. CIV
MAPLEWOOD APIS, near Waite
New furniture, nv and air-condi
siis 80 W. 1UDitiiiities i Ssf5%s
Avail. immediately. $3.50 MapI
street NV. To. 2-956s or III
DUPLEx--Liv. rm., dinette, KIT
path. bedrms suit. for 3 adults
TU. s:5l0s' iss si ard 1hei s.. u y 4
18th ST near statler--spaciou
! rm: din, nm. study, kit. bath
air-cond. bedrm., , lge. closets
flne for diplomatic people; util
tiles: 5000. DI. 7-424O. ~
21I5 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-Whjt,
3 rms. Kit, bath, rear porch
Incl. Mr. II SSEUHMiAAN. sNn VA. s.I sSll !
POUR RMS. BATH. mr.. school an,
bus GOOD neighborhood. Bv weeI
or month LU, 1854.
conn. AVE. = Completely furn.
500; no small children. Attrac
tive BLDG WO. 6-643I.
@ So Sc, aO9 = Two rooms
kitchen. bath: front porch pvt
entr. newly dec; $3.50. incl. utii
ON EnOl Ie,a III NV: P Sd-N Me1ifr n
nm kit. din, bath; parking. utiis'
500 RIA. 6-6321. RIA. 6-g33s
MOD. DUPLEx-Attrac. fuTn.: lis
Ss5. HU. $500, IA. e-70i7
THOMAS CIRCLE--Eficiency. larg
room kitehen and bath utlls.; So
mo. IA. 9-13a3. i12b l4th n. "
tllH rAhh ND. N.W.-Nicely furn
apis several sizes; very reas, On
Sm., XII, and bath. S65-s7O:
rms. kit. and bath, S75-S5: :
rms, KIT. and bath. ss5-SpO.si 90
1881 PARK RD.--Niceiy furn apis
n , sizes. Bach apt, for iiEh'
fun KIT. and dinette. $50; sps.
cious Nv. rm. bedrm., kit. al.
nette. bath, S90-so5 monthly, al
eifO 18th ST. N.W.-Weii-fnrn
apts IN three sizes: bic Germ kit
rms. fitchenette dinette ar bad
With oalccny, S15O-S10O mo
and Nv. nm. din, m. kit. . bed
rms. end 2 baths, t225 mo. Al
incl utils. see switchboard
s sG:S.y ,S. D., ST ,,, y; ws5LsrEs ca
utilities included. See RESIDENT
MANAGER.
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NIX. FhOV, HOST. choice area N.
OF Soldiers Home, bet. Hardwood
rd. and Hawaii ave, is min. dntn.
Pvt. entr., 3 rms. bath: sleeps
,: modern. attr., clean. 100 Web
ster st. ne; $95. incl. utils. AP.
7.4a77
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ROOMS WANTED

COLLEGE PARK--To Labor Day,
Single room, employed woman
LOCAL references. Box 494-E, Star
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1879 CALVERT NV. mr.. shore-
ham Hotei-Lge. duplex bedrm,
H w. RIM ,,S Sit r n.v,1 Eit S:,6 bath
houss siice n mel 70 n,i Hsau cps nut q
2 adults. DE. 2-67R7'
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN to share air-cord,-
other man: nv. reierswnc.nn. one
changed. NO. 7-21QI "a
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Law rm.. bedrnr.. kit. pvt. bath.
clean; adults: S75 utils. incl. AD.
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HOTEL

2I34 q ST. NV.
RE. 7-4027
Live comfortably in rooms with
air cond or window fans. Air-cond
lobby and TV room, 24-hr. elev
and switchboard serv. Sgle., S1O.bC
VIZ. up: dble.. $3.50 wk. up.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tcOnTlNUEDl

PIANO, Story q Clark console, wal
lnish, good condition; S495. Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
Dr.. Stewart Gets
Pathology Award

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2 up.
DR.. Harold L. Stewart Of fis
South Adams. Rockville, Md.
last night received the annual
Ward Burdick Award for out
standing service in pathology,
DR.. Stewart is chief Of the
pathologic anatomy branch Of
the clinical center at the Ma
tional Institutes Of Health ii
Bethesda. Nd. He has con-
tributed to the field Of cancer
research.
The presentation was made
at the annual banquet Of the
American Society Of Clinical
Pathologists and the College
of American Pathologists. The
award was named for the late
DR.. Ward Burdick Of Denver,
Colo. first executive secretary
Of the American Society oE
Clinical Pathologists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
Tell World About u. S.,
RomuIo Urges Press

land Gazette. Americas oldest
newspaper.
President Sends Greetings
A telegram from President
Eisenhower extending best
wishes to the 730-year-old
newspaper was read by Talbot
T. Speer. publisher OF the
weekly newspaper and four
other Southern Maryland pa
pers.
Mrs. Colby Rucker. Q direct
descendant Of William Parks,
who founded the paper in i727,
and Mrs. Evelyn Green Bowers,
descendant Of Jonas Green. its
long time publisher In Colonial
days. helped run OF q souvenir
copy Of the Gazette in q special
ceremony at the Capital
Gazette plant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
|Deuth Car Driver
Wins Damage Suit
Despite Conviction

The parents Of q 13-year- oId
boy who was killed b Va car
failed to win any court dam
ages yesterday from the driver,
who had been convicted earlier
Of reckless driving in the fatal
Arlington accident.
A $4,000 damage suit had
been filed by the family Of John
Russell. jr.. who was struck and
killed last Thanksgiving eve.
ming while walking along Co
lumbia pike near Courthouse
road.
However, Defense Attorney
James n. Simmonds convinced
. seven-member jury In Ar.
Ilington Circuit Court that the
driver, Navy Petty Oficer
James e. Hammond. was not at
fault.
The sailor. 81. Of the 1900
block Of South Thirteenth tes-
titled he did not see the boy,
who was walking with the
traffic on q stretch Of roadway
without sidewalks. The victim
lived at GIL South Walter Reed
drive and was o student at
Thomas Jefferson Junior High
School.
In the criminal trial, Ham,
mond was convicted Of reck-
less driving. He was fined 500
end his license was suspended
for four months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

away BY the General Assembly
primarily on the race issue.
THE small group Of self
styled aristocrats have been IN
power 50 long they think any
thing Is right Just because they
do It." Mr.. Day said.
As did the Republican guber-
material candidate Ted Dalton,
Mr.. Day said he Is for q locally
administered pupil assignment
plan to meet the racial prob
lem. This would permit some
integration. but Mr.. Dalton has
said II would prevent q mass
integratiOn better than the
Democratic organizations mas
sive resistance" program.
Mr.. Day also proposed loca-
ton Of . medical college In
northern Virginia. creation Of
q State industrial development
commission TO attract more In
dustry, and 9 State control
commission for nuclear radia-
ton installations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

said the Democrats are "run-
ming along with their so-called
basket Of eggs which they are
going TO reveal to us after the
election" He referred to
Democratic candidate ]. Lind
say Almonds statement that
he has some more ideas 70 pre-
serve school segregation but
does not want to reveal them
now because the National AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement
OF Colored People will break
his basket Of eggs"
II have no advance knowl-
edge OF what they hope win
hatch from their eggs. but ! do
know this: That eggs win spoil
after 80 days. and the election
Is over 80 days on" said Mr..
MacCracken.
Mr.. MacCracken also &C.
cused the Thomson COMMITTEES
Of using star chamber tao
tics" to .'push down the princi-
Piles Of the Bill Of Rights"
"This Is q real pitfall: for
while on the surface Il Is de-
signed to trap one organiza-
ton. It can trap ali Of US who
do not bow to Richmond" he
said. The Thomson COMMITTEES
was set up In the so-called
.anti-NAACP legislatio n
passed last year BY the General
Assembly and It's purpose is to
investigate racial activities in
Virginia.
Mr.. Day said Arlington's
elected school board was taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

Will Revisit
|NeurbyAreu

The Virginia gubernatorial
campaign revisits Northern viz
gina this week. with appear
ances scheduled in the nearby
area BY the two opposing
candidates.
j. Lindsay Almond. IT., the
Democratic nominee. will spend
tomorrow and Friday In Fairfax
County and Alexandria, and
Republican Ted Dalton will visit
Fairfax County Friday.
Accompanied BY his running
mates, 1t. Gov. A. e.. 8. Ste
phepe. jr., who Il seeking re-
election, and State Senator
Albertis Harrison, candidate
for attorney general, Mr.. Al
mond win begin Q tour Of the
Western end Of Fairfax County
from the Falls Church Village
Motel tomorrow morning.
From there, the Democratic
70 candidates viii drive u
Centerville. then to Chantilly,
Herndon. Forestviile, Mclean
Tyson Corners, Vienna and
Oakton.
At 6:45 pm. tomorrow Mr..
Almond win appear In Q tele-
cast over Station WTTG-TV,
channel 5. and afterward win
be guest Of honor ct . recep-
ton sponsored by the 10th
District Democratic Committee
ct the George Mason High
School in Falls Church at Q
pm.
On Friday morning the DEM
ocratic candidates win inspect
the new Northern Virginia
branch Of the University OF
Virginia at Baileys Crossroads.
They viii then take on on q
Handwriting tour TO Clifton
Station. Burke and Springfield
arriving In Alexandria IN time
for q noon meeting with Demo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
Z Rap Virginia
Government

Republican candidates for
the two Fairfax-Falls Church
seats in the Virginia House Of
Delegates today called the
State government lazy, over
grown. inefncient and uncaring
after decades Of Democrat
rule"
The charge was made by
Mrs. Lois H. Miller and Robert
c. Gotten. IT,, as they an
nounced the fifth and sixth
points Of their campaign plat
form as follows:
!. To support State Senator
Ted Dalt0n's plan for Q COM
mittee Of Virginians to reor-
ganize the State government
into an efficient and economical
instrument. Senator Dalton Is
the O. o. p. nominee for Gov
|ernor.
2. To introduce legislation to
|set up o real merit system for
the hiring and advancement Of
career State employees.
Mrs. Miller and Mr.. Gotten
charged that Virginia stands
In the lowest quarter In almost
all measurements Of progress
among the States. Yet, while
the level Of services is de-
plorably low. Virginia ranks
twelfth In the relative number
Of State employees. This DEM
onstrates clearly that while
State leaders call continually
for Federal economy, they are
empire-building on o grand
scale throughout the State gov
eminent.
The Democratic incumbents,
who are seeking reelection, are
Delegates Omer Hirst and John
c. Webb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

ANNAPOLIS, oct. 2 R.-
Gen. Carlos P. Romulo has
called on the American press to
make the people Of the world
realize you are q spiritual peo-
ple-not the materialistic,
money-mad people the Com
munist propagandists say you
are"
The PHILIPPINES diplom q 4
warned yesterday ct . luncheon
opening National Newspaper
Week Of the danger from the
@giohal, life and death strug-
GLE with communism.
I'VE are fighting q Goddess
theology that is ruthless and
unscrupuIous. It Is working
day In and day out TO under
mine dignity. decency. the love
Of God and everything that Is
worthwhile.
He said American newspapers
are in the fight and should
make America realize the stakes
Of the battle include The
American way Of life"
Cites Goal Of Peace"
Gen. Romulo said newspa-
permen have the same goal as
the United Nations-"you are
for peace. you write for peace,
you fight for peace" in an at
tempt TO promote better un-
derstanding among peoples Of
the world.
Make your deeds coincide
with your ideals and the Amer
lean way Of life win be invinci-
ble," he said.
Mr.. Romulo. q former news
paperman in the Philippines,
Is his country's Ambassador to
the United States and its chief
delegate to the United Nations,
He spoke to l25 newspaper
executives. public ofacials and
others in honor Of the Mary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
Higher Budget
Requests Pour
In on Stanley

RICHMOND, oct. . R1.-
Gov. Stanley and his budget
advisers listened today to more
requests for funds for the 1885,
go blenniun from State agen-
cies headquartered in Rich
mond.
And II yesterdays requests
are any indication, the funds
sought today viii be higher
than those the agencies re-
|ceived for the current biennium
For instance, the State De.
|partment Of Education asked
for money to boost Virginia,i
public school teacher salaries
BY $500 annually. DR.. Davis X
PaschalI. State superintendent
of public instruction. said the
pay boost would cost the State
approximately el6ha million In
the next two fiscal years.
He asked for sle6. 9eo .e44 foi
schools. an increase Of 81 pei
cent Of es0.4l3.560 over the cur.
rent appropriations. Ten mil
lion dollars Of this would come
from special funds and the re-
mainder from general fund tar
revenues.
A request for els million
from the general fund TO thu
literary Aund was included in thu
departments proposed budget
Localities may borrow from thl
literary fund to finance schoo
construction.
The proposed salary increasl
would raise minimum salaries
for degree teachers from TIL
current S2.40O-t3. 500 to S2,700,
$1,000: and for holders Of nor.
NAL professional. elementary
and special certificates from
81. 600 az 200 u AZ 3fl0-ea 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
Marlboro Church Sets
Festival for Saturday

The Trinity Episcopal
Church in Upper Marlboro. Nd,
win hold Its annual FAN Fes-
tival Saturday from 3 to Z pm,
with games. sales and q coun-
try dinner. Trinity Church was
founded In 1910.
A pet exchange viii be oper-
ated by Boy Scouts Of the
church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

cratic leaders there. Friday
afternoon win be spent touring
Alexandria's business area, the
railroad yards and the United
Fruit Growers Exchange.
Senator Dalton viii tour
Fairfax County business areas
beginning at 2:3O pm. Friday.
The visit win end with q rally
OF the Bucknell School at 9
pm. Friday. at which Senator
Dalton is scheduled, to make a
lmajor address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
Race Issue Attributed
ToMochine's Toctics

An Arlington Republican candidate for the House Of Dele
rates said yesterday the issue being used BY the State
Democratic organization in attempt to keep II in power
Rutherford Day told the county Republican Women's
Council the machine Is against IL and like animal
backed into It's making much racket 1t can"
Lewis MacCracken another Republican House candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co
AIS MOTORS

l229 end St NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1853 Cpe. de Vile
hyuramatic, p.s., p.b., r. and h.: low
mileage. one owner. Sl.995. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14

DODGE 81 2-dr. Wayfarer; needs
some body repairs and seat covers
This car has new tires and an Al
motor good buy at $50 TO the
right person 10 G-6S37. or see
at 3l6 ORANGE st Sc Ant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

1222 2.nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1916; radio and heater.
Sl65. ME; S-0l71 or JE, 4-05a4
CADILLAC 1851 Model 50; com
pletely equipped. Less that whole
sale nricn Call XII N-ASSn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
AIS MOTORS

CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air 4-dr.: r.
and n, powerglide; @-tone turquoise
Ara =
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CADILLAC 1856 convertible coupe:
light blue, blue top, blue and white
all-leather interior; fully equipped,
power steering powt. brakes. Re-
duced for auick sale to S4,2HJ. CCC
guarantee
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD l94a 49,: radio. heater: goot
condition: S145. WA. $4,000
ives, WA. $3.50.
FORD '53 Victoria Crestline Tudoi
VS.. 2-toa- cream and red: stand
ard shift. r. and h.: $4,000 mi.
orig. owner 500 cash: poss
Merch Fl. FL 4-7502.
FORD 80 Fairlane Tudor; r, h.
Fordomatic: S1.495.
PAGE-HUGHES BUICK
eel ARL. BLVD, JE. 3-lls9
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
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FRANK SMALL
TRIANGLE FORD
OLMSTEAD (OLDS)

CHEVROLET 81 sedan. powerglide,
r and h power steering and power
brakes. 2tone Wv tires. Less
than 100 miles $685. Cash
terms or trade HERSON S, sth and
o DE n-4TOu
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AIS MOTORS

CHRYSLER 1854 Imperial 4-dr. ;
powerfiite. p.s., pb.. r. AID h.. cleo.
windows ar seat, Wv. tires: one
owner: S1,Ss5, ia. 2-4lO2,
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ros FOR SALE tcont.l AUToMoBILEs FOR sac

CHEV. '67 Bel AR 4-dr sedan; black
auto. trans, p.S.. p.b., heater
WV. tires, air-cond.: l,"S0 actua
miles. Best offer EN-. 2-6y50.
CHEy. "a Bel Air hardtop; yellow
and green; pvt. owner, $4,000 M
lmmac. conu.; 81 $50. tn. 2-650u
CHEVROLET '55 40" e-dr.: power.
gghde' tone; ! owner. BELL, S
down; spot delivery. BELL MO-
TORS, 900 Wis. ave. NV, WO.
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AIS MOTORS

39lo wilson Blvd, AT Va.
CHRYSLER % New Yorker 4-door
sedan; power steering power brakes,
radio heater. auto trans like new
one owner. the prestige car. >L045.
Sellers Sales & Service
eos Baltimore Ave. Riyerdale Nd
WA. 1-60OD OPEN EYES. TILL 2
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CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Air conv

AID 4-S464, Ext. 3l7.
CHEV. '55 Bel Air 2-door; VS. mo
tor. powerglide, radio. heater, tur
signals. 2-tone finish: tiptop one
owner car; Sl,495: written guar
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
OLMSTEAD (OLDS)
MONROE FORD
FEMME r

1897 East West Hwy. Sil Spr, Nd
open Evenings TIL 81 JU. 5-7S0I