davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1958-05-10
AVIATION

ATTENTION AIRCRAFT operators
and owners. aircraft hardware,
instruments, electrical fittings,
starters, Generators, propellers,
protectors and all items pertain
ing to maintenance and over
hauling Of aircraft. CONDOR
AIRcRAFT CO., 4ei4 Del Ray
ave, Bethesda, OIL. 4-111e.
1-y-B PIPER, all new, rebuilt; ii.
censed to April 1859. Also Aeronca
Champ A.C. Accept best offer.
l020.J o. ess days. II:
nSSNEHMITE seSs IS54I Is7 SS ~; &ISi ~ nIE: nTsIls:
.:l- nayig. lights. 12-volt bat
terry, sens. altimeter, port. air
boy. sr., vHF transm.; low FREQ.
Esibc sscsiTsr 40 cSSllsEs SEe m PaTh airport
AyAE SEsI sTnsl sTsE c;,d, crOeIFo Io.T .TriP,;:E 2o;:
sns S.ast P .n5S hrsS slysSs " Ss ss1sassG ham
price. VIII have plane checked,
relieensed my expense. Call KB.
6-S2S1 after & pm. Plane at
Fails Church Air Park.
AER0NCA CHAMP, q A C, excel.
eeond" reasonable. Phone BR. s.
AND MINOR AIR CRAFT
REPAIRS. MANASSAS AIRPORT,
MANASSAS, Va. Phone 799-W.
Evening star., 1958-05-10
NATfhFhoMI lllI | laop' 'lI San
lcoNIlNUiDl

suNnIaK BEACH. MD,--LArse,
J6 T.sSlSs -"
wo0pLAkD nEAcH-wooded 10,
I0QsiOSi 5000 $50 an ci. !.
cAolcl faossRfY.5,.a- q, acres.
sPsst. Ar,sslas Ii"iEsa' v,Ii' plss, %. "a
Win bIas sssrise snuhssa 'as stF,sSslsS sss9
kAPvoRb.i is.SXVi snX ci sS ~, Sea-.
7..sssst Nd cail oAl'sF'i''
RKAL eUAMkR KNyoYklKNT =
tance charlollesvllle. on hard road
30 acres with MoofmAn't hiYtf
forming boundary Of yardi Old
sIlloh;., scSSSo veil; Ah' section.
fhoMAs ", FARREtl., broker
RAY W, Warriek. Associate
Mf'' ecS:iss crss.e, W. rssr's 's1SSii' 1SSii'''ia''
SELBY-O ON-THE-BAY
Beautifully panelsa, s-bedrm.
home o. hrss lQk Win a.ml.; M.
BEVERLY BEACH
vsry Desirable, yg..Founq home.
nr. water, on large lotl , bedrmi.,
ONLY $25 DOWN
area: s.nS On a.: Sa.s sltI tRIy!srl! sl!' .SS beach SS
ONLY $2,950
On iarSi, ssIn:f io,i near ' Ssisi;
KAY REALTY co.
uN 7.ss0a, RA, e.a20O, uN. 7.seae
COL0RRD = ARUNDkL.ON.THR.
nAY--l hour from D, c, bOxiBO
bldg, sites, $3.50 up. KAY REAL
TY CO., RA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1958-05-10
WATERFRONT PRoP. RENT

50 Nj. FROM DISTRICT LINE. st,
Mafys Co, .Md.--6 bedrms., en
batha, cool liy, rm., lac. screened
porch, lse. din. rms completely
furn, except linens, visw across
mi. OF water, / mi. OF shore, lac
trees, utils. tarn;i grass and shrub:
fresh water nshing and swlmmlne;
BOAT; June 1-eept, ibi $1,000
or mo. rates. Call Mon. through
ewes OF, e-0ll2.
OCEAN CITY. MD.--Modsrn, roomy
eottaRs; 1 blk. from ocean; al
eonyt.; IDEAL for fam. VIII. 6-9a30.
Mr.. BEVERLY BEACH. furn. cot.
tages, private shore, nettle net.
OF, 2-3506; OIL. 4-63e7 pm.
MODERN WATERFRONT COTTAGE
woodland Beach. Ma. s-TO24 o.
RA. 6-2631.
Beverley Beach COTTAGES
Rented BY Week or Month
BRYANT REAL ESTATE
UnfvaFaitW g-onQT
Evening star., 1958-05-10

REACH, on the Severn
Level, wooded lot, 60-ft: frontage
$780, paY:s g. Hs lfsap pEsis # Week ta'ssSS; sSS;
Evening star., 1958-05-10
MOUNTAIN PROPERLY

sHANNoNDALE COUNTRY CLUE,
w, Ya.-Large cottage lot, py
OWNER Priced for quick sale.
Evening star., 1958-05-10
STANDARD PONTIAC

NAu0 ChlHuln Ndt ~, N.li w
LINCOLN 1888 Capri s-df,. black
hgIlh. Wv. tlEsi. ls.lhI and
g -, this tihs0ini si'SeS. ,sf@s
Evening star., 1958-05-10

36-FT. AUXILIARY SLOOP, sleeps 4,
sond.. i.' uf,iSsrssI .nsin: nsi To. s-Sss7
Evening star., 1958-05-10

;;IE. ::sE;:: /. ::s:: s:is'i 'i:'i .ss:ii ::;;i
Evening star., 1958-05-10
GARAGES

sToRAGE.woRKsHOP, mr.. union
Sta: LIST comm: 2 rs. 2Ox2Oi
oti alley. JU, 7.62T7.
DNTN.. Ille L ST. N.Ws-D6is. q
story brick, over 1000 So. IT,;
storage, shop, etc., $50 mo.
Evening star., 1958-05-10
BY OWNER
VISIBLE VALUE

.iE;s TsS.ss sS;. AZ: s;asS: !: s;s ss..1Ss Iss:
sprinS.isd LAKE, hns sisv. "a. q
Evening star., 1958-05-10
VACATION PLACES
MONEY TO LOAN
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST, $3.50, 69s monthly
WIN Service" sell SI,975. Mr..
FRYE. UN. 1896.
Evening star., 1958-05-10
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FOR RENT to white couple or 2
ladies', while owners are up North
small home: 10 miles south OF
sarasota. near post once and gro
eety. Pay own utils. Low rent and
cut Erahs. Box 314-X, Star.
.UNTA G0RDA-Waterfrt. lots, on
siSO: ic.ft boat aI slip. q ssiHlSOi soins ias. St
only $3.50 dn., no int. on bal.
JANIS CARR. EX. $1,000.
FOR sALE-Indian Lake Estates
VIII sell. $4,000. Ki. s-I7ia.
Evening star., 1958-05-10

PLYMOUTH '55 Savoy VS.; r. and
h.. power trsnsm., orig. owner.
low MI: $1,000. 6P. 3.0629.
PLYMOUTH 1858 Suburban station
s:tons sIssS Custom mint Interior; ans Self; R;
price, SDgb, terms to suit.
pTfI, MOTnPQ
Evening star., 1958-05-10

CADILLAC iess sonysrlihi. seggii:
top, genulne leather lntlFiof, lub-
ttAntial aAvina. nev-cAr terms.
Evening star., 1958-05-10

s. 90 ..:ifs: ..sl: A;.i; ..:I
Evening star., 1958-05-10
AUTOMOBILES ToA sALI

cHRyaLnR 'ss l.aF. Rardlesi tuIl
Riiss.' l,ss. 4 ;" I,ss !sg. :ssss;i sasFs.i
sempaal ! pl,sII ears. cheiss 81
Royal Chrysler, Inc.
ee0l n, I, Ave, MI VA, 7.700o
cHnYnLKK 'sa a-dr. hAfdtapl
me- ~ :'.jESI,k .. iHs.S S':ts:ii ss:$ :. h.
Royal Chrysler, Inc:
Evening star., 1958-05-10
OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE

ONE OF THE FEW key spots left
on Rte 301-Excellent for imme-
diate uss or spec; attractive terms
ss92 x reI,dSis Mai6nr,p piEY' MY acres. Box
Evening star., 1958-05-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR sAlI

HuRsoN lsSl l.ssntl.y tt.eqo
lalal. slssglisnalls, sIssa, bss-
Evening star., 1958-05-10
AuToMonllEs FoR salE


CADILLAC 'as 40" s.drA ilehl
siSsi siI.s, W. W., i.sgs' i.sisggesis' soes' = s'''
ASI.Ac .sS|s..s vi,s s e .sess .s,J Z: Is S' M
TOO, medium blue bottom. This Il
veFY clean ear u too mechanics
eond, $4,000 MI Prize 4f,nnh
s.a1os.I c.srsls .s.' ASJo sls'. 4B' $500
CADILLAC iess soass..ihl. ssssil.
leps Genuine leather lnteTiof, iuh'
ltahtial saving, nsv-saF lsfma.
Capitol Cadillac-O -Olds Co,
1879 ssnd 81, NV, IN Y.seOG
CADILLAC ,sa eonveft.i hlaek v
white top, fully sauipptd, This cal
isai bus !. sSss's NATIONAL ktrc
hb' fboklaa s.sSsI. esOS o''rri. ave H'''
CADILLAC 1884 soups a. viilsi
owner, All sxtraa, only ss,OOl
MI, liz nev. ta,ib0, OF. e.ss3a
CADILLAC 1897 ',0a" eonns: IA,
$3.50, JX' \. $500 '. '@-'DS'~
CADILLAC iei7 FLEETwoob q.
80 goQq Sondition' sibO. rhone
CADILLAC iesa hafdlop soppsl
SfiAc. ss.sS sssi Sri edSS. assa;s; sS., sIoop
CADILLAC '57
Hafdtop t.doori beautiful black on
white hnith; radio, heater, power
ateerina, popef bfakes, White.wAllai
very low mlleaes, fun year auaran'
$4,195
wAlhlngton'a Oldest and Lsraes,
Dodes-Plymouth Dealer
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD
430i Conn. Ave. M. 2-B3OO
Open Daily, 90
CADILLAC Coupe deviile. AZ luxs;
tully equipped. air-eonditioned, /
..s sibs,sG ,GT ca. Rii;4r:a of a.S.iS s;TS clean
cADILLAy 1855 eony.; .ss,sO0. low
miles; sharp earl Fully equipped
Aoop PONTIAC 422l Conn. ave
WO. u-hfOu.
CADILLAC 'bf 1-dr. sedan; $3.50,
immaellate car. new tires. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 4a2l Conn. Wo. 6-04OO,
CADILLAC 1893 coupe: $3.50: un.
der l.OOO miles: Immaculate
ELoop PONTIAC 4a2i Conn. ave
CADILLAC 81 eonvertIbls; fully
equipped; excellent eond.: $4,000
Diplomat selling. RA. o-ka2p.
CADILLAC 1858 Coupe de vile,
2.tone Green and white. 1 oWneri
AAs'OyO MI owner must sell
ia. p-012p.
CADILLAC 1907 n Dorado COW,
fully equipped; low mi,: spotlssi
inside and out. JACK PRY, 14th
CADILLAC 80 Coupe de ville; b.
OWNER; 2.tone green. all possible
power ana electric equipment
sso5s ss5s kssslj eIsanj 10" mil'aEs; sS'lOO
CADILLAC 1850 4-door; inmaeu.
late In every respect: ofiainal &c..
900 mi, a: all extras; one Of the m.
est In the city: no bargain hunteri
this type Of auto. cannot b,
count prices; $500. EL e-s0s2
CADILLAC 1885 "62" 4-dr.: rsal
sharpi power 5, and b.; low mile.
aes; 81, ,s7b. 10. 2.2421.
cnRvRoLET '53 2-dr. sedan,
S3S7. JACK PRY. 10th and Pa
Evening star., 1958-05-10

Improysd, vide lus, ldesi for sH-
81 sTi''f 'sflIEsP VIZ L. GIN cERss SSSliI: SzS:
Evening star., 1958-05-10

Royal Chrysler, Inc.
Evening star., 1958-05-10

BREEZY POINT BEACH, West
Shore dr.-2-story with patio
under, 9 shower rms, 1 bath,
elec. kit, front and rear scr.
porches. Beaut. furn. S12,500.
Must sell, make offer. KI. q-0636.
Evening star., 1958-05-10

BEING OVERLOOKED
Pplldsra and invesloIs ere over.
part o. y. Sever and water. Ions
.l,TsI TssI n nsSeT1esys S.1sso oya. TTERHESs 3
Evening star., 1958-05-10
CHEVROLET '54
Owner Leaving Country

SWllCL Leaving NOuAlIIy
4-dr. green ana cream sta, was.: /:
new tires; excel, cond,; $1,000 mi.
$3.50 o. best otfsr. JE. 4.bI27.
CHRYSLER '53 New Yorker 4-dr.
sedan; very clean; l owner: Spe-
eial. S545; S96 down.
Royal ChrySler, Inc.
1901 n. !. Ave. NE. WA. $1,000
CHRYSLRR as Crown Imperial; r.
and h.; excel. cond.: $12b firm.
BY OWNER. LA. e-l1O0.
.cHRYsLRR .55 New Yorker 2-dr.
hardtop; full power. Z" he WV.
tires: owner; S1,696.
Royal ChrySler, Inc.
1901 X. ]. Ave. NE. WA. 7-7O00
cHRYsLER '57 Windsor Town and
Country wagon with torauenite
trans, power steering, r., h., Wv.
tires; gold and white beauty; ]
owner, low mileage. Special ~
Royal Chrysler, Inc.
1901 Il. /. Ave. NE. WA. $4,000
Evening star., 1958-05-10
COMMERCIAL GROUND
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SCOT 1SS sSHE fasH afSs.IE y s s: hs rent B. isr
]. VICTOR DicKEY. AP. 7-s0s0.
WANTED, 2 to 8 acres for trailer
park. Wooded or clear; Montg.
co. or Va. OIL. 6-7164, after 2
pm.
10 RENT FOR ONE on MORE
paratory school with go pupils:
NV, or downtown. Elk. 3-2706;
Sats., suns. ewes; IA, S-1a27.
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS. Ii. $4,000. 8. 3.
REALTY CO
Evening star., 1958-05-10
ESTATE AREA

aN lsIss u hassril sehoqI area.
'pnIa' Min rom SS Ssssp SiS; Hs sss:s
Ing site, $4,000.
Evening star., 1958-05-10

ATTENTION investors or builders.
develop, bet. Lake Bafcroit and
cASsENHNi cASsE ALL t5SNFsGE oS PsAST. rHE.
LgTY LggTTYYK. EN-. 2asSsSSse. PAUL p.
Evening star., 1958-05-10
HERMAN Il. oAsCH n SON
ATTENTTONl

sos woodward Alds. Ma. s.tssi
hvsninsa' cI,, s,,a!!a,syeay ,saa sunday, O.
Evening star., 1958-05-10

boi0 wia, Ave, NV, Wo, $1,000
L.9ES s'ss. isS g Sst: 3 s. ';ssT; Sc s.sSl Ss
si.s vlp.r.. ss,.0'' sp..a SH tssssss. ,nal
SSSs aess' PiNfY' RRzNca
MOTORS, Authorized Dealer. JU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

PONTIAC 80 chisfssln e" Dc JAKE
eonysFtlb.e. :, and D., w, tires,
Se8s down. WoLSk NofoliS
ks s..l, 4, lnsSs,.i .1Hsss,A AM va Z
PONTIAC ~ csislias souDsIs NJ,
lIs A. HlSs: = any ssv ca
STANDARD PONTIAC
eaau chlllum nd, AP f.1ias
PONTIAC 1921 hlask. l l.lli
saSlyP pcsn OF is' s.ssi., 'enal'l'n
s,oSIIAe ,,,.I e..r l esi, s.I ss.
n, ss-'I " .'; ::.s scJ s'' &,
STANDARD PONTIAC
si00 chlllum nd, ar 1-7lss
fokIEAc y! ssar chlst cesalin'
and H. Wv, tirte, leather pphei,
oNnsf; szssoo' Can N H-eee'
PONTIAC 's7 star chief eonv,
hydra. power alseFina, poye
brakes, Wv. tires, 2, and n.
White hisfisf: nsv'ssE sond.
STANDARD PONTIAC
a1on chlnum Rd, Ar, f.zis.
foNTiKc bi chisftain De lux
"a" a.dr hydra Z. and ~ eoo'
--' MANN OLDS
5000 isth o.. silver sprins
~. b-othO
PONTIAC 1881 station wagon g
Passsnssr: Z. and NJ $50 ~
PONTIAC 'bs YES club sedan; new
fully equipped, Special ~ &1,blu
low a. seDA down. cash % trade
Bank finance. Sunday, til B
PAYMENTS 70 suit your budeet. Nc
NEIL PONTIAC, 1870 wis. ave.
OF, $4,000. In the Heart o.
PONTIAC 'bS convertible cps,; new
.nc n" auto; .fans II, iu va, pos ~,
YOUR 6adser MeNziL PONTIAC
t3aO WA. ave, CT. l.eO0O. II
me Heart Of Bethesda.
PONTIAC 1854
station wagon: z. and H.. dual fang
-
eirss. esnain. ieathsrsite Interior
|ROSENTHAL CHEVROLET
$500 Columbia Pike, "a. 7.e7sI
PONTIAC so Cdr. sedan hydrp
Hissois ' Il i.sosd p s00a conc
PONTIAC ,se staE chIsf custom !
matte, full power, leather interior
new Wv. tires; priced below mar
KIRK MOTOR CO.
sass via Ave, NV. EN- 3-453:
new TOP: perfect tires: hydramaLic
BUY Il seos. only SO cash nssGst
with GOOD credit.
KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 oeoruia Ave. IA. 0-4e0t
PONTIAC $50 star Chief eonv.
hydra, r., b.. p.s., phi very sharp
sl.7ab: guar. terms.
GUY sTEuART MOTORS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1900 E-W. Hwy, o. o., Ju, e-0s7s
Open Daily. s AND Pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
DIVVER

Ios 80 49,
| DIVER
popun.PLyNoUTH
ps.Assdss, Nd, o'oL , 6.flil
RAMBLERS
IL. Leosins ., isr ,Ssss Rsmslssri SWs:,
station waGona and Ssdani.
FAIRFAX NASH
x sISa ss= 9f' 1850 sir ss'lfi5H ~.
HAMbLEn IS cress-ceuntFy Ila
Si.A3si rnsr' and isfmS.
GUY STEUART MOTORS
MERcuRY.EDsKL- sfMcA
1900 o : ~ bi H. / sA.k.svs,Es Ies7'
eAnsLsa 'ss Custom Cree, coss.
dramatic and Ill extraa; very lop
miieaae. In new-eaf condition
throuehout. A real hafd-to.flnt
model fully guaranteed. Low dQsr
PAYMENT trade or termni tlsooo
| CRANSON RAMBLER
to3e nsthesda Ave, Dsthesda. Nd
OIL. 0-Us0O
hA ,.as I 1897 custom NJ. ss, ,,i',,
kslANcH MOTORS, Tuthorirel
Willya Dealer, W, s-Hh.h.
RAMsLER 'sJ Cree. Country a.
tone finiSh, very low mileneei n
superb condition throuEhouti los
down payment: lO-month banI
financing Pun price only 5000
CRANSON RAMBLER
403e BethesdA Ave. Bethesda. Nd
OIL. 6-0eOo
RENAULT DAUPHINE 1857: In
maculate; Z. and h. Ki, o-fglb
/ RENAULT-bAUPHiNE 1888: .. ant
lhs l,i0O miles. same a. brand
newi Orininal cost over si.sO0l
weekend special, $3.50,
BELL MOTORS
500 wis. ave. NV Wo, $500
ROLLS ROYCE 1855 l.dI. 81, 1sQ
RiSc.e slasii' Pegs, Conn. WS' s-sS 500
STUDEBAKKR '63 Land Cruiser: =
and h.. Wv. tires, auto. tIanl,
red leather interior. ooRQEQua;
$500 low a. e95 down, wolff
MOTORe. 1923 n. Moore a.,
krl.. Va. Al RoRalyn, IA. A-32bI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
AuToMoBILEs goa SALE
srupxBAKER 1855 Champion -;
aen: :. and IA ovsrariVs. A real
EAiREAX NASH

E1AAAtE TIA ANkA0AA
.pe02 Seminary "a, AZ Baileys
x-Roads. il. $4,000 TIL v I'M.
|sTUDEBAKER $50 President ssd.:
e ss sT SUI S' ScSpfbl on fisPGii,
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
,st .lst 81. NV FE. g-24f0
sTUDEBAclR 81 silver Hawk;
sod .ns vS Ss p;A f.as s;sH; s5.l
American Service Center
5sb n, olebe I'd, An. IA, 7-7722
sTUDEBAkER 1858 Champion 4.
si blue Il. t n.s . a:sss;E' poEfs
NoIoks, sTUpEbHKER. MER.
CkDEe- BENZ, PACKARD. colieRs
PR. Nd. UN. 4-ibO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
AuroMoulEs ron sAlE

PONTIAC 'BB star chief VS. s-dr.
besnt vhite-gFAy fniah, !, and n.
hIqlamatics 4.-g, ult. lHe nlN
lnsl .es ana Out A real "den-babs.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
DIVER
popoE-PLYMoUTH

- 1880
TT33 Old oeofgetown I'd.
Bethesda Nd. on. a-7lii
PLYMOUTH 1883 cranbrook club
coupe 1-tone blue and gray, ny
drive, eaulpped: oae owner; S5a5,
HILL & SANDERS
iiisvsra,oS SlS Ave- NV SIa ADJ s s.ssOO
PLYMOUTH SO 1-d6of station
wagon VS.: z. and h., 81 .l05.
Sellers Sales & Service
e22s BALTIC. AVE, HYATTgvLLk
wa, 10000 OPEN TIL 0 Pm.
PLYMOUTH $50 4-dr,: Z. and h.;
end-caF special Sl2b; IS dn,. 81
VII. ORRlSQN MOTORS. 7O4 W.
Broad ST., r, G., u. 4.o595.
PLYMOUTH 90 VS. Bel AIT 4-dr. /:
HwPElfeRS: : Y, css. "a. -y.ssss. 1l''
FALMOUTH $50 Belyedere 4-door:
push-button trans. VS. eneine, r.
and h.: beaut. 2-tone green finish:
exeeptionaty clean throusnout;
3lfOOOs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

aTuDEnAKnn 1897 silver uagk
W. eoap1t antomatic, q. and n,
sEiFA spse.sl p sa9s lsEps = anli'
SOTO VIA, Ave Wo $4,000
sfunkhAkkh 30 cfawpIeni szlra
clean na4-aAvIn4 Cd, Itu uiIlaaa,
e. a..'es ssos v. s's.d
krunkDAkNR hdolSmen 1858 sta
llon waGonj black, equipped, heater,
~ hssnd neg 4 onis. No sss'
BOWMAN
,s5S az ~. 4z !. ssoOo
ThuNptRhiHp ssi. fsf1s Ails,
(. ~ n soft tap. 1900 miiss:
THACKER MOTORS
iath and n 4 Ave. MI "A, e-a53o
TnluMrn IN. 3 1897 sports car;
black with red isathaf unholIt.
touneAu Gov. less than 1 600 MI
qNper; never raced t1.i00. OF.
nJn"nRnRKN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

AuToMoBILEs FoR san

sTUDEBAKER isls sedan, !. and
H.. turn ainnaia. overdrive; eood
eQnd. and appearance: $50 o.
ofIer. OF, l-3ee3.
sTuDKnAKKR 1853 President hard.
white inish; like new thronrhout;
week end only, So0b, ata5 down
quick delivery.
BKLL MOTORS
eTupEBAKKR 1889 Comm. 1-dr.l
light gray. Z, and h.. cd. BOW
MANS BksT BUY. s1p5.
BOWMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
Ourisman-Mandell
Chevrolet

a24I Nichols Ave. Sc. 10. s.losi
PLYMOUTH 1885 savoy VS. 4-dr.:
beautiful white light green. power.
fiite, Wv. tires: q 1-owner, sold
by US new; Immaculate eond.;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

PLYMOUTH 80 saYoF "e'' a-fE.l
s s.s ,i s'ss. s.. sR'se s sss's'
Town Thla Va and onlI Ai.sbb,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

z. IESs ss@ gR7 E.s bSSSO it,lP ssllSisR
hlnbLKR IS crosa- Country sta
vagi h.dras .. ~ very dean
nrrV QmUTfAum Mcn0QQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
AuToMoBILEs ron ,ALI

PONTIAC .ss chisf.sln 81" ds luxe
iIs sss :.s.Ili iSs y si y
klss y. Moor ~. Aria Va q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

station wagon: 2. and H.. dual lanss
hydrnmstic, power brakes, tinted
giaas, genulne leatherette Interior
"A real buy, eoo5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
FAIRFAX NASH

NJ. ~ ! rs: s l ; I::sS 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

RENAULT DAUPHTNE 1887: h

sTUDknAkkh '99 lend cfui.er: :
~ 's.; S;5;i; .ss $Ss S SS
Ar, va. At Rosslyn. "a. z-326a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
DIVER
y1Ss 81 dseissioss IL,

fLYsiocLa s5 is5IsssI locks s = !.
koPkR HoToR. IA. S-sioo. Nv
Extra clean: vs. Win strsieh, drive:
and b: PPsssniss. tires; si'see'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

z.a R0 81 d:sa1.;s.5 hs.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
'KIRK MOTOR Co

B333 via. Ave, NV. En- 3-4b33
PONTIAC 'B3 Convertible. Brand
r. and \. Make thiI sTANDoUT
BUY Il sooo. only $40 cash needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
STANDARD pONTIAC

PONTIAC 20 Catalina e0uDes he
eeS ..:' I. i ne. !: ~ SssS; s.- vI ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

PONTIAC .5s siaT c6Isf caslom :.
S SCs hssS'I Sc..r sas r. h asaEa
new Wv. tires; priced below mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

PONTIAC 'bS convertible cpe.; new:
!! Z. .ne h.. suto trans, y. full lip BOWEL ss,
sunday; "a 8 S, EsHn'1 pdt E AZ.
n; aSsq n, wls' q fT S.th Sl '-SOOO' IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

'~'V Open DAILY. 3 h.G.-S Pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-27
Beouty At Your Back Door
Scent Cigarette Tax
Draws Writers Wrath

teachers did not deserve raise The school teach
ers certainly do deserve a raise; unquestionably
the greater portion of them are underpaid.
think this new law is unconstitutional
don't know too much about law, although ] did
study it couple of years, but it certainly isn't
fair to tax ONLY the person who smokes cigarettes
to finance salary raise. Does the person who
smokes get raise? 1t would be interesting to
take poll of the 148 legislators who voted for
this law and see just how many of them are
cigarette smokers.
Governor McKeldin, have no doubt, know
ing him do, had no objection to giving the
school teachers more money. Rather being
lawyer, with many years of legal experience,
he felt the law was inequitable to the people who
feel that it is their right to smoke if they want
to without being excessively burdened with the
cost of said smoking
was once chided and castigated by man,
esteemed for his religious beliefs, because
smoked. Yet / have never found anything in
the Bible, or heard of anything in the Bible which
says that one should not smoke And it has
never been conclusively proven that smoking is
injurious to the health. BY no stretch of the
imagination can smoking be characterized as a
SIM
In this so-called land of the free" - con-
stitutionally we are entitled to life, liberty and
the pursuit of happiness" In not too distant
rive a certain amount of pleasure and happiness
out of smoking, to be deprived of it because of
It's prohibitve cost? Why tax something SO
feeby able to cause trouble as the lowly yet
pleasure-given cigarette? Couldn't our legsla-
tors, representatives of the people as a whole,
nave taxed something else, or come up with
some other kind of an idea so that each and all
might lend hand in this worthwhile cause?
Are our Legislators trying to stamp out cigarettes?
This is, of course, ridiculous - but it is just as
ridiculous to pick out something which gives
pleasure to SO many and put an exorbtant tax
on it, just because it is the easiest thing to
tax without going to too much trouble to find
something else which would be certain to bring
in additional revenue
Even without the new tax, it is my opinion
that the price of cigarettes is excessive 1t is
not the cost of the actual cigarettes = it is the
many and sundry taxes" which have been nefar-
iously added to it. Undoubtedly this is because
many of our legislators have labelled it as an
evil And while do not recommend cigarette
smoking as habit, or feel that 1t is of particu-
larly uplifting nature, do maintain that it is
unfair and un-American to single out the lowly,
inoffensive little cigarette to raise money for
any emergency that may happen to come along.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-27
1850 Blueprint
Special Education
Needs Are Listed

A blueprint for aiding the $500 Montgomery
County children who will require special education
in 1860 has just been released by Mrs. Miriam T.
Tannhauser, director of the board of education's
department of special education.
Calling for an expenditure of approximately
two million dollars, Mrs Tannhauser asked for the
support of the Montgomery County Association
for Retarded Children in its February newsletter.
Her program, designed to meet the needs of
students with deviations in speech, hearing vision,
mental ability emotional stability orthopedic and
cardiac conditions, includes diagnostic workup,
therapy and realistic longrange educational
curriculum"
Editor of the Associations newsletter, G. j..
Thompson, Jr; in a special note, pledged action
by the Associations membership of parents of
retarded children and other interested county resi-
dents.
Although small in number of members, the
Association For Retarded Children and its COM
panion organization, United Cerebral Palsy Inc.
have past record of effective action
Mrs. Tannhauser has credited the well-or-
gained Thanksgiving efforts of the two groups
for the support necessary to bring her special
education program to its present high standing in
the nation.
However, Mrs. Tannhauser points out that as
of January, 1858, less than onefourth of the han
dicapped children now in school are receiving the
special eduactiOn services they need
Her most potent argument for spending
$1S5920O for special education in 1860 is to COM
pare 1t with the cost of keeping the $500 handi-
capped children in regular classes.
Regular classes would not satisfy the needs
OF these children. AT the same time, the other
children in class with handicapped child are
deprived of their normal education time by dis
traction of the teachers attention to the one child
Cost OF regular program, figured at 80
pupils per class with $500 as an average salary
for teachers plus the cost of two pupil personnel
workers and one psychologist would be $1,143O0O
per year.
Can we afford TO spend $1,143,OOO per year
on failure when $1,S95,2OO would buy success?"
asks the director of Montgomery's special educa-
tin program.
breakdown of existing facilities and needs
shows 40 special classes in the county for sos
children, either mentally retarded severely re-