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Bail Set at $1,000
After Police Fight

Eugene Hinton. %. Of 22t
Hamilton street NV, is to APP
pear In Municipal Court tomor'
row on charges Of assault on
police officer and being drunk
and disorderly.
Police said Hinton tried "a
force his way out Of q patrol
wagon after his arrest early
yesterday on the drunk and
disorderly charges and kicked
and hit out at Pvt. Roy Grimm
of the 10th Precinct before he
was subdued. Hinton, who was
treated at District General
Hospital for q head injury and
later went to q private physi-
clan. said he does not remember
the incident.
He was released under $1.700
bond pending his court appear
ance.
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reference. since next years
session Of Congress is merely .
continuation of this year and
progress made on bills is not
lost.
Here are the bills which be-
came law this year:
s. sol. Amends Public Law
854 to waive interest payment
requirements for Federal work.
ers who left Government prior
to October l, 1856. If they sub
sequently re-enter the Federal
service and redeposit the re-
tirement contributions they had
withdrawn. Public Law 1855.
S. 236. Gives former Light
house service employees same
right. as now enjoyed by many
civil service employees. to waive
all or any part Of their retire.
ment pay. Public Law 85-l42.
S. l856-Authorizes the Air
ways Modernization Board to
place 20 positions in grades Is,
II and 10 and to establish i've
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Con-
siderable cloudiness. warm and
humid today with scattered
showers and thunderstorms,
mostly during the afternoon
and evening. Highest today
around IS. Mostly cloudy, con-
tinued warm and humid to-
morrow with scattered showers
likely. Winds. IL miles per hour.
Monday. calm.
Maryland Consid cradle
cloudiness. warm and humid
with scattered showers and
thunderstorms today and to-
night. Highest in the upper
70s in the mountains and in
the 80s elsewhere today. Turn
ing cooler tonight. Some cloudi-
ness and cooler Monday.
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Record TempeFatures This Year
Highest. 10i, on July 81, %.
Lowest, 3. on January Is.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours
High, ~ at 300 pm.
Low, ~ a. Asa am.
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Fcfarges. Approved by Senate
The House Civil Service Com
mittee amended the bill to ex-
tend the Governments secu-
rity program to employees in
non-sensitive as well as sensi-
tive jobs. Pending in House.
| S. 72-Increases annuities of
retired Government workers by
rs to 80 per cent, with a $3.50
a year maximum increase. APP
proved by Senate Civil Service
Committee.
| H. r. 607-Increases annui-
ties Of retired Federal workers
by 10 per cent. but would not
give this increase to those
drawing $4,l04 a year or more
in annuities or to those who
new have outside jobs paying
more than $1,000 a year. Also
extends annuities to widows of
employes or retirees who died
before April. 1913. Approved
by House Civil Service Com
mittee.
H. r. 7930-Corrects certain
inequities resulting from the
involuntary conversion of
salaries of certain employees to
the postal field service sched-
ule under Postal Field Service
Compensation Act of 1855. APP
proved by House. Pending be-
fore Senate Civil Service CON-
mittee.
H. r. 8522-Consolidates in
section 8 Of the Universal Mill
tary Training and Service Act,
the provisions Of law providing
Unemployment rights for ex-
servicemen and reservists. APP
proved by House. Pending in
Senate Armed Services Com
mittee.
S. 25-Requires that future
pay raise for Government per
diem (blue collar workers be
made retroactive to 80 work.
ing days after start Of wage
survey. Approved by Senate.
Pending in House Civil Service
Committee.
H. r. 6719-Increases SAL
aries Of Veterans Administra-
ton doctors, dentists and
nurses. Approved by House
Veterans Affairs Committee.
S. 185O-Permits the estab-
lishment Of single wage plan
in Canal Zone and uniform
and equitable personnel poll
cies. Approved by Senate.
Pending in House Civil Service
Committee.
S. 1901-Requires time-and-
one-half overtime payment to
Federal flrefighters and other
standby employees for irreg-
ular and unscheduled overtime
duty. Approved by Senate.
Pending in House Civil Serv-
ice Committee.
S. 734EIncreases the pay Of
classified employees by ia per
cent. Approved by Senate Civil
Service Committee.
S. 27-Increases postal work.
ers' pay by 7Ia per cent. plus
q two-year temporary $40 in
crease. Approved by Senate
Civil Service Committee.
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Senate and House Civil Service
Committee.
H. r. 7734-Exempts Canal
Zone teachers from dual COM
pensation laws. Approved by
Senate Armed Services Com
mittee.
House Resolution 175-Sets
forth a Code of Ethics and de-
clares 1t is the sense of Con-
gress that such code should be
adhered to by all Government
workers. Approved by House
Pending before Senate Civil
Service Committee.
H. r. 739O-Fixes standard.
for establishment and utiliza-
ton Of advisory committee,
within the Government. Ap-
proved by House.
H. r. 6744-Permits greater
number Of professional en-
ployes Of the National Advisory
Committee for Aeronautics to
carry on graduate work and
research while receiving their
Standardization Of $4,000
a year increased to 2 per cent
OF total salaries. Approved by
House. Pending before Senate
Armed Services Committee.
S. 385-Provides training of
Federal employees in both nom
Government and Federal IA
cilities. Approved by Senate.
Pending in House Civil Service
Committee.
H. r. 4640-Authorizes a re-
fund Of voluntary contributions
to any person who has made
such payments to civil service
retirement fund, provided he
elects to take refund before he
receives any annuity payments.
Approved by House. Pending
before Senate Civil Service
Committee.
H. r. 8606-Amends Retire.
ment Act by making five years.
civilian service (Which would
embrace both employee and
member service) the minimum
required for survivor protection
upon death Of either an en-
ploye or a member of Congress
with Retirement Act coverage.
Approved by House. Pending
before Senate Civil Service
Committee.
s. 93l-Reorganizes safety
functions in Government to
reduce on-the-job accidents
among Federal workers. 1t Gre
ates q Federal safety division in
the Labor Department to direct
and coordinate safety educa-
tional programs conducted by
Federal agencies and to encour-
age safety and accident pre-
vention. Approved by Senate
Government Operations Com
mittee.
s. 140S-Provides allowances
for transportation of house
trailers to Federal employees
who are transferred from one
ofhcial station to another.
Passed Senate. Pending in
House Government Operations
Committee.
8. l4l1-Gives agencies the
discretion to retain employees
In security cases on payroll
pending q hearing Of the
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3 Ex-Defense Chiefs
To Be Wilson's Guests

=. Pugh, Carl Role, Janet J. Rottura.
Pearl W. Rowe. Evelyn r. sehlosser.
Jake Scott Dorothy " shamlaty, Mar
win r. Sine. Clarence c. Smith. Harry
p. Smith, DouElas w. Stevens, Paul
c. stratton. Annie L. Strict. Katharine
B. Stroup
Edwin p. sweetser, Margaret N. Tay-
Tor, W. 3. Thorp, Betty Vandersluis.
Success S. VeStFaei. Romeo walker.
Marion L, webb. Maxine H. Weyandt.
Leon L. WheeleSs, Florence +. Will
liamS sue G. woodruff, Prank J.
YeageF, Jane ]. Zetty.
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81 Jets on Exercise

LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE.
Va. Sept. IA R.-Thirty-two
twin jet B-57 tactical bombers
Of the Tactical Air Command
will leave here for Europe to-
morrow as part Of q training
exercise.
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SUNDAY, September ls, 19S

Virginia - Considerable
cloudiness. warm and humid
with scattered showers and
thunderstorms today and prob
Pollen Count
The d. c. Medical Society re-
ports a pollen count for the
"a hours ending at 9 am. Sat-
urday Of AZ grains per cubic
yard Of air.
ably Monday. Highest today in
the upper 70s in the mountains
and in the S0s elsewhere.
Potomac River clear at Harpers
Ferry and clear al Great Falls. Shen-
andoah clear at Harpers Ferry
Temperatures for Yesterday
Reading Washington National Airport)
Midnisht ---- ~ Noon ----- 81
s am. 80 II s pm. 49, -
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
What Congress Did
With EmpIoye Bills
BY JOSEPH YOUNG

Here complete report Of what the FIRST session Of the
s5th Congress did in the Of Federal employee legislation
this year.
Besides detailing the bills which became law the list
includes all the bills which action
workers want to clip this column for future
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jobs paying salaries up to tl9.,
900 a year. Public Law 85-l33
s. le84-Provides two grade
IS, we grade II and two grade
l6 jobs for the National Sc.
curity Council. Public Law IS.
1856.
S. 1041-Authorizes the pay.
ment by Bureau of Public
Roads Of transportation anc
subsistence costs to temporary
employees on direct Fedora
highway projects. Public Law
85-143.
H.R. 1892 - Provides con.
tinued retirement and life in.
surance protection and re-em-
ployment rights to their Fed.
eral jobs for Government EN-.
ployes who transfer to the In.
ternational Atomic Energy
Agency. Public Law 85-l77.
S. 9l9-Provides that certain
employees in the postal field
service assigned to road duty,
and rural carriers. shall receive
the benefit of holidays created
by presidential executive order,
memorandum, or other admin
istrative action by the Presi-
dent. Public Law $3.50.
S. 1412-Exempts officers and
crews Of the Departments Of
the Army and Navy from the
Performance Rating Act. Pub
lie Law S5-101.
H. r. 6523-Extends for one
year to July /. 1858. compensa-
ton benefits for Federal en-
'ployes or those working for
Government contractors for in
Jury Or death resulting from
a war-risk hazard. Extends
for same period workmen's
compensation benefits to Fed
eral employees who suffer injury
or death during q period Of de-
tention by an enemy force.
Public Law SSH.
H. r. 3s37-Increases the
amount Of educational leave
available to teachers Of the
Bureau Of Indian Affairs. Pub
lie Law $3.50.
H. r. 722l-Contains pro-
visions for overtime pay for
Foreign Quarantine Service of
the Public Health Service. Pub
lie Law $3.50.
H. r. 0o94-Increase salaries
Of Atomic Energy Commission
executives to bring them gen.
orally in line with salaries of
comparable executives covered
by Executive Pay Act Of 1856.
Public Law o5-2o7.
H. r. 2462-Increase pay Of
classified employees by IL per
cent. Vetoed by President.
H. r. 2474-Increases postal
workers pay by S546 a year.
Vetoed by President.
The House also approved a
$4,000 resolution empowering
its Administration COMMITTEES
TO make q study Of the Hatch
Act.
A&A
SOME ACTION TAKEN
Here are various bills on which
some action was taken by Con-
sress and on which further ac-
ton Is pending:
S. 2l27-Amends the Fed
eral Employe Life Insurance
Act by cutting from 2 per cent
TO per cent q month the re-
duction rate on the policy Of
an insured who reaches age
IS; reduction ceases when pol
icy is reduced so per cent of Is
original value instead Of pres
ent rs per cent. Approved by
Senate Civil Service Commit
tee.
s. f1740 - Authorizes Civil
Service Commission to take
over life insurance policies held
by present and former Gov
eminent workers in employe
beneficial associations going
out OF business. Approved by
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They are:

They are:
Vera W. Abbott. Elizabeth W. Allen.
Robert l. APPLICABLE. Mary R. Arnold,
Edward NJ. Baker. Frederick ID. Bates.
", Marion Beasley, John J. Bergmann,
hhs S, s,, Blair pPrndepes g. Bowen,
games I Brewer. r., Emily j. Brown,
john A, Buren, Dorothy T. Cam.
psnna' Rachel J. Gard. Thomas Car
cheekston: Edythe cleaver. Charlotte
n Coe, Vera ?. Cox, Mary z DALEY,
Vernon Z. Davis. Morley r. Dsy'
jazz jazz Kl Risse j,m a.nT Y B Downins
Dwight c. Pliekinger. ETminia
Flores; Robert I. Ford. Earl NJ. Free
Sarah q. oilliland. Marcus Hardmon,
William NJ Harvin. Raymond j Hsy-
den. Geraldine H. Hers. Helen v. HiR-
fins. Anna J. HcllinEsworth. Henry +
Lynn H. Howard. Franklin p. Hud-
5 HIIHiss 1 aSSsTs A .o,i Ids. Ethsl q
gohanson, John w. Johnson n. Ar
q, kallmyer, James J. Kearney. Paul
n. ksarney, william A. Kemper. Mary
Alice NJ. Kielkopf. Beth r. Kin.
Frances NJ Larkin. Ruth Lawson. LII.
sille B. Leary, Enc Leek, KathIyn p.
LOFTS. ir.: Robert 3. Logan. virFinis
g: Long; Helen G. Mack, Antoinette
Magarelli. W. ]. Mcneil.
Shirley z. Meyer william W. Mil
ler, Ruth L, Monson. Lille O. Morris,
Robert Z. Morton. Sally Moser, Chris
tina Mulcahy, Helen W. Munson.
Leonard RiederlehneT. MarshaIl
OHara, Richard Park, Eric O. Peter
son. Flav1a l Phillips. T. Alfred
Pilson. Esther W. Porter.
mary A. Post, Charles Primofi. Jane
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Four of the five men who
have served as Secretary of
Defense will lunch together at
the Pentagon Tuesday on the
10th anniversary Of the estab-
lishment of the Defense De-
partment.
Defense Secretary Wilson.
who will be succeeded by Neil
McElroy next month, will give
the luncheon. Mr.. McElroy also
will be an honor guest.
The former secretaries who
will be present are Louis john
son, Gen. George c. Marshall
and Robert A. Levett. The first
secretary. James Forrestal. is
dead.
Also at the luncheon will be
four Of the six men who have
served as deputy secretaries,
the three officers who have
held or hold the Craftsmanship
Of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,
and Assistant Secretary VIII
fred j. Mcneil. who has served
continuously as controller and
principal fiscal officer since
1947.
Mr.. Wilson will present 10
year certificates Of service, and
lapel pins to 122 civilian work.
ers who have served in the de-
partment since its inception.
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CHEVROLET 1850: automatic r. and
h., defiOster; perfect running cond.
used as second car: very reas.
Call Ii. 6-1l6: or JU. 7-1055.
CHEW 50 "2f0' 4-door; r. and h..
beautiful blue finish; sos.
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CHEVROLET '54-De luxe cdr. Sc
dan; 2-tone. The perfect family car.
Has radio. heater and seat covers.
Nothing like 1t around at this low
price - Ola See Nj Stafford
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darlington Shopping Center
AleY Va ON b n.i q q

Alex. Va. oV. 3-035O
BUICK 1851 Special de luxe, excel
lent cond.: ( practically new tires,
Plus snow tires; leatherrtte up
hols., r and h.; Sass EN- 3-as5.
BUICK 1854 Special 4-door sedan
green. dynafiow, r. and h., power
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CADILLAC 1853 coupe; o-tone blue
very clean power steering: on our
lot Quick sale, only S2,095. Gee
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BUICK 1855 super convertible coupe.
oiue and white, with white top. All
blue interior. Continental spare
tire, power steering. power brakes.
very clean. Reduced to Sl795. CCC
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CADILLAC '55 4-door sedan; Cadii-
laos luxurious Fleetwood model,
packed full OF luxury and Access
Sorles, plus GIN air conditioning
special. 81 .lAS
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CheV. Station WAGON

1858 4-dr.; VS. overdrive. is. 800
actual miles, turquoise and beige.
SLABS. Call JA 2-l0l9
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BUICK 81 super Riviera: dyna :.
heater, radio: orig owner. AID
2-6iiH. Ext. STA or Mon. Elk
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CHEVROLET 1856 Bel Air power
glide 4-dr. sedan. looks and runs
Ike new. low mileage, | owner
81 7H5 so h-60fQ
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PARKWAY FORD

CHEW. 80 4-dr. Bel Air VS.; power
glide, r and h.; styletone aqua an
white; Wv tires. exceptionally mic
car. 81 cuS
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BUICK ia5a RoadmaSter. fully
equipped. eiec. windows and seats
;-tone I'M. Ike new; pyt. owner
NS.ig5 RE. 5-SJil
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rRAILERS

erty: Zoe Al Rsrber's FairvisS,
Court. Best ofier PA. 5-OsSi
BEDROOM COMPLETELY FUR
NiSHED TRAILER. CALL TIE. g.
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CHEW. 80 4-door. ali-metal sta
wag.. T. and h: 2-tone finish. SRlh
TAKOMA FOPD

s725 Piney Branch Rd.. S. S.. Md.
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Also large selection of used MO-
BILE HOMES. Financing with as
little as l0he down and UP to Ave
years TO pay the balance.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1913 model 81 2-dr.:
elec; windows. new tires; excel
cond Si95. SO. 5-80s3
CADILLAC 1949 black sedan "82";
excellent condition; S595: OIL.
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AUTOS FOR SALE Ccons.I

yl IS 8. from from sSGsssS S IS. from from
81 500 Most cars fully equipped,
home OF the only lO,000-miie guar
antee on late models. Bank financ-
ing available: trades accepted.
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
621 ARL BLVD, FALLS CHI. va
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10Th and R. l. Ave. NE. LA. $3.50
CHEW. 80 club coupe; best of cond..
r.. h.; S325 or best offer. OIL.
1901 6210 Madawaska I'd. Glen
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Stohlman Chevrolet

CHEVROLET 30 Starline de luxe
4-dr.; radio, heater. excellent con-
dition; S355 or best offer OIL
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CADILLAC l9as: r and h, Wv
tires. good cond; $500. VIII. =
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THACKER MOTORS

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CHEV SO Bel Air VS. hardtop; r
and H.. power packed, overdr; like
new. 81 0n1
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Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1879 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CLOSED SUNDAY
AkerS Olds-Cadillac Co

CADILLAC 1856 Fleetwood sedan;
green finish. fully equipped. plus GIN
air conditioning, A quality used
car. S4,g6b.
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CADILLAC 1851 model 81: excellent
condition. Call JE. 3-lSS6.
CADILLAC 1850 rs" s-passenger
limousine; black. fully equipped |:
very clean. Now only $1,lg5; CCC
guarantee
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CADILLAC 1902 series &c sedan;
fully equipped in perfect condi-
rim IA N.HuGR
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1928 Piney Branch Rd,. S. s.. Md.
JU. $1,000
CHFV. so stylcline de luxe 4-door:
powerpiide, + and h., seat covers,
etc real clean, perfect End car;
spectal dav. S645.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '58-"2IO" Del Ray
.-dr sedan. This car has washable
all vinyl interior that's Just made
Tor the sports minded or- the-go-
family. Has q beautiful ONYX black
extras. xl.1ih See NJ Stafford
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EMMY LOU

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CHEv. 80 Bel Air conv., power
glide, radio. heater. turn signals
NV tires. yellow finish, black
top. Al throughout. 81 OBS, writ
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CHEVROLET - de luxe 2-dr.
power glide. 7 and h.; S575. OIL.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEW. '55 Bel Air: r. and h.. Wv.
low mileage; Sl.415 or best offer
FL. 4-19s5.
CHEW. 1861 station wagon: excel
eond, throughout; low mi. $3.50
Pc @-23l2.
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FRANK SMALL

5000 a. Ave Sc. Ii. 2-9s27
81 "2I0' cdr: power
Guy OF T fihs' wEE S%n ST. os5 sE siaS
down; spot delivery. BELL MO-
TORS, 500 Wis. ave NV, WO.
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1900 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 2-7gOO
BUICK 1860 Special 4-dr.: blue:
STD VIII f}-SO6S
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3030 N ST. NV. FE. 3-22O4
CHEV. BEAUTY SO wagon. power
and cleo equip. loaded, excel cond
only $500 NIL; S2,275. Trades
considered but do prefer a 50
Rambler or CheY. g.. JU. 9-6427.
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CHEVROLET 30; peri. mech. cond.
needs grill: $3.50 or best offer.
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BUICK '52 Riviera; r. and h., dyna-
now, tinted glass, WV tires; Si25
Dunkirk 5-9S63
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CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Air COW;
loaded: AL: pvt. party SLIGO.
AID 1-S4U1 Ext 3IT
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BUICK 1852 Roadmaster Riviera;
dyna., power steering peri. cond.
must sell: Sh95. 10 S-R3aa
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BILL ADAMS, INC

BUICK 1854 Century hardtop; dy-
nafiow, power steering. power brakes
"-tone red and white: very SHARP
nAQclnR auailah lA. q llk
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BUICK SO super VS. i-dr r, b..
fyna. p b new tires extra nice
pond ESQ., fTT N.otin
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BUICK SO Super Riviera hardtop
dynaffow. radio, heater. power
steering. power brakes. Wv. tires.
tinted glass. many extras like new
throughout: beautiful polar white
finish; only S2,09b, safety tested
for your protection: 3O.day written
warranty. PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis, and Ellicott st. NV. IKE. -
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1858 coupe. beautiful
light grey fully equipped. power
steer ing. power brakes: reduced fol
quick sale TO only S3,795. CCC guar
antee
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BUICK - Super Riviera hardtop;
@-tone gray and blue. dyna. r. and
h.; unusually good mech condition
must be driven TO be apprecc. S6aa
HORNER'S COR. Buick Dealer.
Fla ave. ne. at 6th Ii 6-6I6i
BUICK 81 Super Riviera hard.op;
green. white top. dyna. r and h
very beautiful car. Saa9 HOR :
NER' 5 COR. Buick Dealer. Fla
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81 Bel Air sports
power uack radio. heater wind
shield washers. standard tranSm
best offer over So 200. Crescent p
Stf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

BUIlk : STANLEY II. HORNER,
INC. Midtown Buick Dealer, I'LL
4th. convenient to all hotels. Of
nee bldgs real estate and financial
districts; only minutes from N
Virginia District 7-3gq3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

BUICK 1855 Roadmaster cony-: very
attractive; has new top, power
steering. power brakes and whitewall
Tres A weekend only price, SI.955.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
TRIANGLE FORD

3UIU K. 7. AVE. NE. DE. E-b3U.
4 CHEVROLET 90 Pig model 4-dr. /.
black. large heater excel cond
10000 NH; orig. owner. Sl,295
I III Ro-u0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

CHEVROLET 1862 4-door sedan:
powergllde. r and h.: excel. cond
low mileage; new battery; S5a5.
r r,,T o ,,.se. :. "a d-92i ;. Sat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

SO CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE. Sleek.
black beauty with very low MILEAGE
fully equipped So near new. you
get new-car terms, service and
guarantee. Only 800 at CHER
NER-SHlRT INGTON. Ford Lincoln
Mercury Dealers. Shirlington Bush
ness Center, Arl., Va. OV 1-iOO1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

CHEv SO Bel Air hardtop sport
coune' 2-tone finish, r. and h.. Wv
tires nd many other accessories:
real sharp; must be seen To be ap-
preciated. special today, $685..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

I CHEVROLET 1865 VS. Bel Air con-
! yertIble: powersl!de. radio and
I heater III. 900 miles. by original
/ owner Sl,G4J. or best offer. hP.