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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Prescott, Schnouffer
Will Seek Reelection

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. IS Up
Court Of Appeals Judge Sted-
man Prescott and Circuit Judge
Patrick M. 6chnauffer. long,
time friends from Maryland's
Sixth judicial Circuit. yesterday
filed for nomination for new
l5-year terms.
The two Judges filed stimuli
taneously with Secretary Of
State Claude B. Hellmann. Each
filed for both the Republican
and Democrats nominations in
the May 20 primary election.
Judge Prescott. q resident Of
Rockville. was appointed by
Gov. McKeldin to represent the
Third Appellate Circuit on the
States highest courtin October,
1866. The Governors appoint
ment Of q judge Is subject to
approval Of the voters in the
next general election.
Judge Prescott previously had
served for one year as chief
Judge Of the Sixth judicial Cir
cult. composed Of Frederick and
Montgomery Counties. He was
elected 70 the Sixth Judicial Cir
cult bench in 1888. He was re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

and I-G, for general or heavy
industry. Industries in these
classes also would be subject
20 performance standards but
not as restrictive as those set
up for Industrial parks.
Special Use Permit
Scientific research labora-
tories and some types Of once
buildings would be permitted
in residential zones providing
. special use permit Is APP
proved by the board Of coming
appeals. These would be sub
ject TO stringent requirements
The revised ordinance would
the present residential
coming classifications but would
set UP separate classes for
and trailer parks.
Another provision would pro-
hibit building on flood plains.
the area next to streams which
are subject to fioodin~.
The county also would be
empowered to pro- =
ing on the site Of proposed
roads. This would mean that
the right-of-way of any road
proposed by the State or county
could be kept free Of buildings,
with the result that acquisition
Of the land would be less costly
when the road Is ready TO be
built.
on street parking require
ments and new controls for
signs also are proposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
'Kiwuniuns InstuII
Arlington Officers

c. Wynne Tclbert. attorney
was installed as president Of the
Kiwanis Club Of the Potomac
Arlington, at a dinner meeting
and dance last night at Airing
ton Towers. He succeeds Paul F.
Cassidy. who has served as
president since the club was
chartered in May. 1857.
Other officers indicted were
Joseph s. Baldwin. first vice
president: Fred S. Clements,
second vice president: Harry w.
Esmacher. treasurer. and Cor
don s. Dewey. secretary.
New members Of the board
are Mr.. Cassidy. chairman;
Leroy Bachelor. John Bell,
Richard Carroll. Norman Jen-
kins. Harold Mccain. Davta
Walker and William Weslar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
3 Fuirfox Girls, 9,
Have Short-Lived
Trip to California

Three little girls. students
at Chesterbrook Elementary
School In Fairfax County,
Travelled about 4 miles yester-
on their way to California.
The girls. all 0 years Of age,
were reported missing after
lunch by their teacher.
An Arlington policeman
found them about seven hours
later eating candy bars in q
Clarendon drugstore.
The mother Of one Of the
girls -pieced together this story
from her daughter last night.
Her daughter had been curl
Gus about California for q long
time. So. with $i2 among the
trio. they started the trip by
having tea ct q drugstore near
the school.
Then they walked about 3
miles TO q Falls, Church pet
store for a brief visit with the
animals. After more nourlsh-
ment at an Ice cream store on
Lee highway. they took q bus
to Clarendon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
9 Decd Are Identified
In Crash at Potuxent

The Navy last night released
names Of nine crewmen killed
yesterday when q four-engine
Super Constellation crashed at
the Patuxent Naval Air Station
In Southern Maryland.
The dead were identified as:
Plane Comdr. william w.
Lamar. jr.. husband Of Mrs.
Eva c. Lamar. now living at
Patuxent. son of Capt. and Mrs.
William w. Lamar. Charleston.
8. c.. and father Of two small
children.
comdr. Richard H. Hart.
husband Of Mrs. Thelma E.
Hart. now living at Patuxent.
son Of Simon NJ. Hart. Natchi-
toches. La. and stepfather Of
one child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

of Mrs. Kathleen Hendrickson
Taylor. II Anderson court. Lex
ington Park. Md: son Of Mrs,
velma Dowdy. Los Angeles. and
father Of two children.
Seaman Larry w. Rudder,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin b,
Rudder. Boonville, Mo.
Seaman William C. Thurau,
husband Of Mrs. Mary Lee
Seward Thurau. South Hill,
Va. and son Of Mrs. william s,
Thurau. Flint. Mich. He was
the father Of a small son.
The plane was assigned to
the Airborne Early Warning
Squadron IL. the Navy said. II
was used to train pilots and
crewmen for flying duty on the
Distant Early Warning Radar
Network over the North At
lantic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Intercommunity Unit
Reflects President

Fred Spinks was reelected
president Of the Intercommunity
Council Of Southern Maryland
recently.
Other ofiicers are: Ray r.
Iannucci. first vice president:
Norval Lewis. second vice presi-
dent: John @. Adams. third
vice president: Arthur Young.
treasurer: Mrs. d. w. Bellinger.
recording secretary: Martin
Storey. corresponding secretary,
and Ira B. Wetherall. sergeant
alarms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

1t. Q.g) Harry @. Morgan.
jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
G. Morgan. Little Ferry. N. J.
Seaman vito A. Paulauskas.
husband Of Mrs. Evelyn NJ.
Paulauskas. Lawrence. Mass.
and SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Paulauskas. Brockton. Mass.
Seaman Edward r. Liherda.
husband Of Mrs. Mary NJ. Wolf
Liherda. jamestown. ". OAK.
and son Of Mrs. Theodore H.
Liberda. jamestown. ". Oak.
He was the father Of two
children.
Seaman Zane H. Krenke. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Krenke. Martins Ferry. Ohio.
Chief Aviation Nj hinist
Mate Floyd o. Taylor. husband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Maryland ExpeIs
Student in Ruid

A University of Maryland
student was expelled yesterday
for allegedly raiding an English
professors Office in an attempt
to steal examination papers.
Two other students caught in
the office in the Arts and
Sciences Building early last
Wednesday we're suspended for
this term. Names Of the stu
dents we're not disclosed.
A campus policeman fired q
warning shot at one of the stu
dents as he fed from the build.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

appointed for one year in 1853
and was reelected the follow
ing year. serving until his APP
pointment to the high court In
1856.
Judge Schnauffer. a native Of
Frederick, was named to sue
coed Judge Prescott as chief of
the Sixth judicial Circuit. He
was elected to the circuit bench
in 1912 and reappointed last
year until the next general
election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Carlton Sickles Heuds
LanaleY Pork Chamber

Carlton r. Sickles. Prince
Georges County member Of the
Maryland House Of Delegates.
has been elected president Of
the Langley Park Chamber Of
Commerce. He succeeds Jack
Rishty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

Mr.. Pomeroy presented q
coming laws which were adopted
in 1871 and amended several
times since.s
One of the most significant
provisions is q requirement for
"site plans" for nearly all COM
mercial and industrial Develop
ment. No building could be
erected unless It conforms to
the site plan submitted to the
planning commission and APP
proved by that body.
Would Protect Others
One aspect to be considered
BY the planning commission
before approving q site plan
would be the relationship Of the
proposed development to the
adjacent neighborhoods. The
commission would be en-
powered to require landscap-
ing. fencing and walls to pro-
tect other properties.
No site plan could be APP
proved by the commission with
out the approval Of storm
drainage facilities by the health
officer or the sanitary engineer.
II approved by the board Of
supervisors. eight new coming
classifications would be set UP.
most of them dealing with
commercial and industrial uses.
Herbert r. Schumann, tr.
county planning director, said
the new regulations would set
I'D specific business districts
for specific uses"
Under present laws. the
county has only one industrial
classification and two COM
mercial classes. Once land Is
zoned for commercial or In
dustrial use. the county has
little control over what types
Of businesses are placed on the
properties.
Expanded TO Eight
In the long-awaited revision.
Mr.. Pomeroy proposes five
types Of commercial zones and
three types Of industrial zones.
The commercial zones would
be:
CO, in which only ONCE
buildings and apartments could
be located.
CT, for small neighborhood
retail and personal service
stores. Floor space In individual
stores would be limited to $500
square feet.
CD, designed shopping CEN
tiers to serve large areas. Nearly
all types Of retail outlets would
be permitted in this zone. but
development would have to fol-
low q predetermined plan.
So. a general business zone
In which all types Of CONNER
cial establishments. except in
dustrial could be located. This
class would include wholesale
establishments to serve the re-
tail outlets permitted In the
ca zone. warehouses. gas sta
ton and similar uses.
Highway Trade Businesses :
CHI, highway businesses. in
GLIDING motels. used car lots,
trailer parks. gas stations and
other establishments which rely
heavily on highway trade.
The proposed industrial zones
are:
rs. for industrial parks. This
would require q minimum plot
Of three acres and uses would
be limited to those which could
meet performance standards set
UP In the ordinance. No use
would be permitted which would
cause off-site dissemination Of
fumes. gas. smoke. noise, light
glare. fire or radiation hazards.
or which would cause any in
dustrial trafiic on q residential
street.
IL. for light industrial uses,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Foirfox Boord Receives
Zoning Revision Plan
BY PAUL HOPE

controls commercial and industrial development In
Fairfax County recommended today zonng ordinance
submitted TO the board Of county supervisors.
blueprint for giving officials detailed and sensitive type
control" development Of counys land
offered by Hugh Pomeroy New York coming consuant
Evening star., 1958-07-01

atuaehaksr. Pack ara Mercedes
1000 Ga. Ave. NV RA. o-il21
sIuDNnAkNn 1854 ae luxe 2-df.
Champion. Appearance and me-
nhAnlfal condition excellent. snow
tires and new battefl. owner leag-
inn country, Cash o. viii nnancr.
41lt cal after 9 p.m.. oA.
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AuT0M0nILEs F0R sALE
BOWMAN

aTuDRnAKRR '52 CommandlF ~
,i. 1ran Z ana ~ ovefarivs.
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20th and h. I. ave. NE. AD. e-a3a4
THUNDERBfRD 5e: White. eof-
frans.. 7. and N, power steerlng,
W-W. tires: equipped: 1900 actual
miles: car carries neV-car warran-
~ Priced ct only SS,08b. BUTLER
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
li2l si.t 81; NV, pI I.oii7
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2Qth and =, I Ave. NE. hD, 2-s3ss
Rhk40UIM ,b4 club sedan: heater,
hg-driyes 2-tone; IonI mileies ffsn
most ol cars yerY clean $3.50,
Evening star., 1958-07-01
AUToMoBlLES ron SALE

70 ~ ~ 1850. tNeel. cond. KE.
ts4No1,
oLDaEIoHILH ffi s'o8h f-17. =:
sfe' t,iF D. assIsH.'l' dFi'.'
OLu8 8d 'N9'' 1ldo1f hardi66.
power efeerlnr. un9rf hrafer.
and A. auto. ffans.i a.lone eriani
hSSso, ,qe9 qaEl q Merton 70. 3.
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fLHM0uTM rs. eood cond. n,
As1a eea5ssS Or best oisr- Phone
Evening star., 1958-07-01
AUTOMOBILES ron sALE


PLYMOUTH sse Beigedere VS. a,
one-oUn6f aaf wIth onlr iafH
actual miles. Sc ard drlts "a "a
Only sl.oob. ccc warranty.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
1z25 Wisconsin ave-. OF. 4-f1is
fLYMouLh '57 YES 4-doof; pnSh'
eltton uliye. with Wv. tires, q.
tone; owner. extra clean; 81 b05
KIRK MOTOR co.
2Qth and \, !. Ave, NE. hD. a-s39l
FttAQyfH 6z club sedan: heater
nl-drigei 1-tone. leng miloaEe thar
2st oot ears verY clean $3.50
PLYMOUTH rs. eood cond., r
ena r. 1o or best oner. rhon,
fdlEsoyEa dl.los. 1S5 10 s.,I I'saAnI IA Iood con
RLHMOuTH '62 cranhrook elul
coupe, perfect cond,: low miieage
mgst cell; $3.50 Or best ofef. HI
1-tNNA.
PLYMOUTH 'b6 Belvedefe cow: =
and b., pWr. stra. and pwr. brakes
This u q 2-tone white and ~,
nyion' to-. Tsse The ovePpslI psTrsee eenS nis' X
this car can be matched oniy
~ brand-uew auto, priced
70 sell at 81 1898, NATIONAL
AUTO BROKERS. $500 oa. ave
nv IU, z-eo71.
'se savoy hardtop,
Z. and b.: 5000 act. miles: car 4
p neg-car cond orle. cost oyei
s,ssls.r, ,S2g nov s2.2ob. BUTLER.
: LEE | b. BUTLER, INC.
llai ~. si;i ;ai.sssaJF Closed 81 ESaj:s z-Sii7
RLYMQUIH '5li Let class cond. /;
Esxfsns. ar ..iRsfslS94 yR. s.S794si iess p
2 IplL.'xs1AdogTH Z '5l Plaza z-dF. sedan:
sequ,p with auto. Dr., heater, beau.
tlipl lisht green nnlsh' S365 full
ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
800 Qa. Ave. ia. 0-2oO0-2o0l
PLYMOUTH '55 station waeon; n,
h.s neaut. 2-eolof finish, auto.
sH1sSi sra1nss; immae- ccnd.i $1,000. Fl.
PONTIAC 'S6. Catalina co1pe- =
lnd n, orig. maroon, sharp, 81 lflb.
NORTHWEST MOTORS
lzQl Conn: Ave. NV, wo. 0-S654
PONTIAC '5s chieftaIn 4-dooF;
straignt shift. =. and H., 2-tone,
w..w, tires. new-car cond. through
ogt. new-caR guar S2,305.
STANDARD PONTIAC
1880 chillum Rd. AP. 7-7i20
PONTIAC. 80 station wagon z-df-
Rir;a6Is;. p;s;; g;D;. nSdFa.. sotna e,way seat elec.
PONTIAC '53 de luxe 2-dooF
standard transmission, radio, heat
q; s5ly excellent ss1s condition throushout;
PAUL BROS. (OLDSl
Wis. and Ellicctt NV. KE. 7-l30s
eoNTIAC '65 hardtpp Catalina 2
y. radio. heater, hydramatic, 2
.one ~ p1iahr pasr Wv. tires. Ready to
JACK BLANKS
ARCADE PONTIAC
lsssss lryIse asS 81 81. NV. A6A AE6Aaass6S ass5S
PONTIAC 1872 4-dr.; $3.50: pvt
owner: peri. cond,; r. and h hiue.
low mileage. IGOR. AID. 1851. =
PONTIAC '58 Bonneville convert
iole: a real sports car; leather
sss caekss canS;s,nn. sSs;ssts. fglI power. etc. new.
Suburban Cadillac-O
:, BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHk9DA. MD. OIL. 6.77O0
f0MIlAC C 1854 4-dr. S-passenger
station wagon; hydramatie, an
plastic interior. 2-tone green
Like-nev paint. Much above aver.
age. Must sell by Sunday. JU. y
1855 after q pm.
54 Catalina: beige, hydro. !,
2. @. r. A.. w.-w. tires, good cOnd. /;
1-oWnef. PA. 6-30l7 Al. 4 (, m
Evening star., 1958-07-01
R0WMAN

s;s VS.. '.s.,sn s.e ,l,... rss'PPi PPiosI ahd H.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
AUTOM0BlLfs F0R sALE

PQNT1Ac - 4.dr: 5000. Used by
fetired General since new. low
nj; immasp; ,, send hxdra. .sSass
Wis. ave. WO. $4,000.
RAMBLER 80 hArdtop A-df.
seaan VS.: 3-tpne: automatic.
full power. Z. and H.. Wv. tires.
EeslinTins seats. many many eT.SEssfs,
IA. n-7Hea after 8
RANBLEn 'b7 Cross Country 1-df.
station wagon: air-cond ditloned.
V-e, power steering. and brakes.
chrome baggaee rack. !. and
S2,205. LOGAN (Rord). 1850
Goth st. NV, Dr, 7.5s00.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
BUS

Trallway type, $1,000
cash on kood security. Cail NO.
5-97ei for details
Evening star., 1958-07-01

snd y. p1r e s9rs I'fsiiss snd psr: sins Srsk.s.
This u q 2-tone white and ivy
green ear with . perfect white
nylon' top. The overall cond. of
this car can be matched only
ny brand-neW auto. priced
70 sell at S1,30b, NATIONAL
4 AvTo w III HR9EEHs SlEsEsHHs $500 oa. ave
Evening star., 1958-07-01

etudebaker-P Packard Mercedes
OLDsM0BILB 'BB 2-df. ''8S': r.
sS.. sRa D.; a,,te gts sEans.: green and
Evening star., 1958-07-01

eTUDEnAkER '55 Champion 2
dF.s !. and h.; owner, loF mile
n1ei economy car; ready lot any
tfip. INSPECTED, S1n0, trade,
terms, WoLFE MoTCRe lT33 N.
Moore IT. Arls W, A. Rosslyn'
Evening star., 1958-07-01

studehakef Packard feFcsdea
1900 az. ave NV IA. 0.ll22
sTuDEBAKER 'b3 Champion; 4
PEkRY MOTOR CO.. 5o0i kast-
ern ave, silver Spring, ~. D.
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KIRK MOTOR 90

THUNDERHrnn $50. auto, trans.
power windows and 4sway power
seat, r. and h.. Wv. tres Conti-
nsnte sparei one owner: iiks new
Evening star., 1958-07-01
AUToMOBILEs FoR sALE

Radio. heater, new tires, lmmacu-
late. si,ses' Phone Jackson 7-s5sA.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
PLYM0UTH '58 BSIVsdsFe eonv: Z :

NAAMONIN o& CrnnnT0ok club
coupe; perfect cond,. low mileaqe.
Iys;ssa ssi; $3.50 Or best ofisr. HI.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

pLYAouTH '54 Plaza 4-dF. sedan:
equip,. with auto. DR., heater, beau.
slipl hsht green nnlsh S395 full
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BOWMAN

'sslsDsa aSss f''lsE' 1lsE rasis Ss'E ks,.sii Sis
Evening star., 1958-07-01

rnmn - VS. Tudor, :. and NJ.
perfect shane A real flh Ql July
naFNaI1, sEaH. rEHHH MOTOR
90 1904 a,lsn ave- eilvsi
Evening star., 1958-07-01
POHANKA OIDS

0LDs 1850 Super Rocket ''ss''
2-dr.. standard trans. r.. H., gooo
tires, $27b or best offer. Call OIL.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

PLYMoUTH '56 Savoy hardfo1: !:
I: and b: 5000 act' miles: car i;
n neE-ear cond,; orle. cost ever
$3 500 nov S2,10b. BUTLER-
BONDED.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
800 ca, Ave, IA. 0-200O-2gO4
oLpsMoBfLk 1854 "88" conveFtI-
ele ysdio' heater, Wv. tires; only
Evening star., 1958-07-01

sTUDEDAKKn 1Q 1-df, Champ, !
d.,.I 3; sad 9.' seed ssSa 'ohd.; Dligas'
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PONTIAC '53 eonv.; auto. trans.
red with new black tor and
matching red leather Interior; car
must be seen 10 be appreciated
Ct $49S. NATIONAL AUTO BROK.
hks. bS00 Ca. ave. NV TU. 2
Evening star., 1958-07-01

HoE1hTM sbe. new. mfg. hy
famous German nofgwaFd co.;
6Hdann and ato WagQns lOfs
dQrn. Jack Ply. 18th and .,
Evening star., 1958-07-01

,sJB 6s' 29:l -ksE';eiD RsI ;se.isDiss
EQ.D 'ss fgdaF--A real buy. can
Evening star., 1958-07-01
AuToMOBILEs FOR sALI

UsED.CAm LOf oPEIcK. . eood.
ains roomn aoms furnlmrf a.
cludsd, nush van heater oiItrs
considered; can bs seen a ioOa
EsSws as aevy;a Md. Kss q
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Chevy Chase CheVr0Iet
AlEIA MOIOh u

l1zh Wll1nnlIn Ave. on. 4-itie
rLYMouLH sB7 YES 4-door; pnsk.
e1ssen sens essys. o. Win w.;w tirss. e
KIRK MOTOR co
Evening star., 1958-07-01

aaI.l@Syta aI.lsay ss SS esl i;TfSn T6 s.ssss ssSs son
Evening star., 1958-07-01

sTUDEhAKkR 81 e-door. Gleam-
ing blaek; IN snd s,.,.ISl \ ssse,ss syse5,lssss;
S2Db, low as S. dns $40 mo.
WOLFE MOTORS. 1893 N Moore
stsssasrl. va - Rossisn. "a
Evening star., 1958-07-01

PLYMOUTH sS0 neigedera va A.
door aeNani lnnmaeuIalclV cared f6f
ene-oFnet ear with only 19.000
Only si.S55. &C sSFlnniy. 4 ~ y
Evening star., 1958-07-01
4 don't WANT to play .fetch'l"
AuT0M0RlLEs f0R sALE
ARCADE pONTIAC

PONTIAC 'B3 2-dr. sedan:s :. and
b., hydra. S406, with . guar.
JACK BLANKS
Evening star., 1958-07-01
LEE ~. BUTLER, INC.
ll2l 2ist 81 NV, pt. 5-0ii7

PLYM0OTH 81; Let class cond.;
aSfsuss aasfs s Sr.i iniPeisslSSP gR s.S9P1ai 1895 p
Evening star., 1958-07-01

oLDs '55 de luxe a0ss Holiday
coupe: hydrafnatic. radio, heater.
power steering and brakes, also
power windows and seat, beautiful
green and white, 2-tone paint,
w.;w. tires. This car is Ike nsw:
Evening star., 1958-07-01

ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
800 Qa. Ave. IA. 0-2o00-2004
PLYMOUTH 'b5 station waeon: r,
p, beaut. 2.eolor finish, auto.
trens immac. ccnd.i $1,000. II.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

llOl conn. Ave. NV. wo' e-scSz
QLDs 'b3 Super "Sss conv,; beauti-
fll canary yellow fnlsh, fully EQUIP,
plIee. glEn nkdIsa lsIr xacs ana A. etc.; fun
Evening star., 1958-07-01
NORTHWEST MOTORS

oLPs SGdi.. Sc so sV;ny:; ;SC fgIIs sssuiD- tuF-
Evening star., 1958-07-01
OLDS '55

% HOLIDAY CPE.
Hydfamatlc drive. radio, heater,
ana excellent Wv. tires low
MILEAGE. cne-ownef hArdtop. Ia
nne tonditOn
Evening star., 1958-07-01

OLDS '55
HaIdtop: red and white, hydra. =
ana n Wv. tires: real sharp.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

940O t4th ST. NV RA. 3-ae7o
1897 Irvlns St. NV. AID. A.8b0O
PONTIAC 'Be station WAGON; S3, 900
new; meyer used. never sold;. 2
seats. hydra. p. tteerlng, !, and h. /:
iIll warranty ELooD PONTIAC.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
KHARMAN CHA 1868

Beautiful 2-tone gray finish: r,
and NJ yhite-walls, 100 actual
aritee.
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HEALEY IS
$l,266

wire Whseis. tonneap cover; needs
tery low -.
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Manhattan imported Cars

7th and 4 SIS. NV. no. 2-7OO0
0LpsM0BILE 'b7 4-dr. model 0e:
$500. i-oWner since new, inn
maeu. eond., fully equip. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 5100 Wise. ave. Wo.
0-2o09.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
FIRST Time n WSshineton
an JULY SPECIAL SALE

LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
.Cumpy Showing
improvement, but
Paralysis Persists

GLEN COVE, N. Y. Feb. /
R.-Roy Campanella, Los An
geles Dodgers catcher who suf-
fered a broken neck in an auto
accident Tuesday, is showing
continued improvement al
though his paralysis still per-
sists, his doctor said today.
Today'S hospital bulletin said
Campanella, who underwent a
lengthy operation soon after
the accident to relieve pressure
on a nerve. was breathing
without difficulty and that the
lung congrestion discovered
Friday was much improved.
The 36-year-old athlete has
regained feeling in his body
down to the knee of his left
leg. but the paralysis continues,
the bulletin said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
M OIdtimers
Win, Thanks
To LitWhiIer

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb
/ (R.-Danny Litwhiler led the
National League to a Az VIC
tory over the American League
today in the third annual old
timers baseball game.
The 40-year-old former out
fielder for the Phils, Cards,
Braves and Reds. is now base
ball coach at Florida State
University. He had a single,
double and triple in four times
at bat, drove in what turned
out to be the winning run and
scored twice.
A1crowd announced at 1900
watched the National Leaguers
notch their first victory in the
series. Proceeds for the March
of Dimes were expected to top
$4,000.
Johnny Wander Nicer Of dou-
BILE no-hit fame received credit
for the victory and the loss was
charged to Monte Weaver, al
though no hurler pitched more
than one inning Of the seven
inning contest. Lefty Max La
nier and Ewell Blackwell were
the most impressive pitchers.
The old brother battery of
Pitcher " es'Ferrell and Catch
er Rick Terrell was reunited.
Others who took part in
cluded Edd Roush. lack Taylor
George Susce. ST., AL Lopez,
Heinie Manush and Freddie
Hutchinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
Brown, Moore, Waller
Lead NIL Boil Carriers

Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browns. Lenny Moore
of the Baltimore Colts and Ron Waller of the Los
Angeles Rams took individual ball-carTyng honors in
the National Football League during the 1857 season,
according to official statistics released yesterday
Brown, rookie fullback from Syracuse, led all ball
carriers with 942 yards in 202 tries while Moore had
the average among regular runners So and Waller,
former Maryland star, had the longest rum rs yards
Three Redskins rockies finished among the top 20
runners. Don Bosseler third behind runnerup Rick
Casares of the Chicago Bears with 673 yards Jim Podoley
18th with 442 yards and Ed Sutton 10th with 407
yards. Casares Melted 700 yards
Waller had better average than Moore with
81 mark but the exTerp carried the ball only 48 times
for 292 yards while Moore carrying SO times for 488
yards Brown had AZ average.