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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-24

| have announced my candidacy
for a member of the House of
Delegates subject to the Republi-
can primary election, May 20. l
have been a lifelong resident of
Garrett county and served in the
U. S. Navy during World War II.
If nominated and later elected
to serve the people of our county
to this office as a member of the
House of Delegates, will serve
the county to the best Of my
ability.
| will sincerely appreciate your
support and influence in the COM
ing election.
EARL w. RAILEY
Election District No.
ADV a.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-24

To the Voters of Garrett County:
| hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of County Commits
sioner subject to the Republican
primary election on May goth.
l have lived in Garrett county
all of my life, and have been tax
payer for many years.
l am at the present time a
farmer and timberman.
1 feel l am we'll qualified to fill
the office which l seek.
If nominated and elected l will
serve the people to the best of
my ability.
WILBUR A. HINEBAUGH
Commissioner District No. 2
Adv
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-24

| have been in the employ OF
The Republican newspaper office
since 1922, was associate editor
for twenty years and have served
as its editor for the past eleven
years. l desire to serve the people
of the county in the capacity OF
committeeman for the Republican
party, and therefore solicit your
support.
GEORGE II. HANST
Election District No. Z
ADV. a.
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70 the Republican Voters:

To the Republican Voters:
am announcing my candidacy
for member of the House of Dele
gates. subject to the Republican
primary election on May 20.
| am a resident of election dis
trict No. Z, living at 100 Oak street
in Oakland. l am lifelong resi-
dent of the county and have been
in the Life Insurance business for
the past twenty-five years. Prior
to that time | was saw mill oper-
ator and lumberman.
l am a veteran of World War l
and a member of the Knights of
Pythias lodge at Oakland. At pres
ent | am serving on the Board of
Trustees of that organization. l
feel that l am qualified to fill the
office l seek and will serve the
citizens to the best of my ability
if nominated and later elected.
ELIZA E. BRAY
H.,
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02
De WASHINGTON
INFANTIL
Por REBEccA

CUMPLEANOS INFANTIL
La graciosa y vivaracha Ana
Maria celebrar$ maiana lunes 3
de febrero sus dos primeros amos
de feliz e~xistencia rodeada del
carino de sus padres ell distin-
guido professional nicaragiense
doctor Fernando Sacasa y SUI
apreciada sonora Dona Nena de
Sacasa. Enviamos a la pequefa
cumpleanera auestras mas sin
ceras felicitaciones que hacemos
extensivas a sus dichosos padres.
VALERA
Despues de una allegro gira
de vacaciones por Puerto Rico y
Panama regreso a esta ciudad,
lugar de SUI Residential la joven
sonora Celeste Castro acompa-
NADIA de su graciosa nina Ivo-
nne. La saludamos muy atenta-
mente.
Hoy domingo 2 de febrero es-
tara cumpliendo amos en- la init
midad de su hogar ell distin-
'uido caballero mexicano don
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02

Bienvenidos
Por svion ? procedentes de Ls
Habana, Cuba llegaron a Miami,
para despues seguir viaje hacia
Nueva York, ell senior Marine L6
PEI BlancO y sonora, Carload Go.
mez de Lopez BIancO, quienes Sc
h~ospedan durante SUI estadia aqui
en- la Residential de sus primes, Sc
nor Rafael GazitIa y sonora, Mer-
cedes de GaZitIa.
Los saludamoS cordialmente Y
les deseamos unas vacaciones muy
~placenteras.
Bod0s de Popel
En- ell dia de hoy celebran la gra-
ia OCCASION de sUs BodaS de Papel,
primer aniversario matrimonial, ell
senior Dwayne Bates y sonora, la
gentil DANA colombiana, dona Flor
de Maria Nieto de Bates.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
sinceras felicitaciones y votos por
SUI ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02
Pau. - DlARI0 Las AMERICAS

Bodas de Land
Celebrsn en- esta fecha Ia grata
OCCASION de sus Bodas de Lana; sic
te amos de venturosa union conyu-
gal, ell senior William Mullins y Sc
nora, la gentil dana puertorrique
ma, Agueda Torres de Mullins.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
caras felicitaciones y votos porque
disfruten de muchos amos mas de
compression matrimonial.
De Voedeiones
Saludamos c0rdialmente a la
gentil senorita Gladys BritO, quien
lego a esta ciudsd en- dias pasados
q gozar de unas vacaciones entire
nosotros.
EnfeFmd
Lamentamos la novedad que
aquella a la senorita Carmen Me
YES Burgos. que la obliga a guar
dar CANA en- SUI Residential desde ha
&c algunos dias, y formulamos vo
tos por SUI complete restableci-
miento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02
Bodas de PopeI

Bodas de PopeI
Queremos ser los primeros en- fe
licitar de manera muy especial a
senior Jose Urrely 0rtega y senors
Migdalia Rodriguez de UrreIy, quie
mes celebran en- esta fecha la era.
ia OCCASION de sus Bodas de Papel.
primer aniversario de matrimonio,
u
Celebran en- esta fecha sus 30.
das de Papel, primer aniversario
matrimonial, ell senior James Ru.
ssell Wolfe y %seiiora, la apreciada
DANA colombiara, dofa Alicia Con
zalez de Wolfe.
Nos es grato enviarles un cordial
saludo y nuestros yotos por SUI ven
tura y bienestar personal.
De Voeoeiones
Hoy domingo, en- la Iglesia Ca
tolica de Santa Tresita, Coral Ga
bles, sera bautizado ell hermoso nj
no Carlos Christopher Garcia, pri
mogenito del hogar tornado por
la estimada p%areja, Teniente Car.
los Anthony Garcia y sonora, Ami.
ia Simonipietri de Garcia.
Seran los padrinos sus tics, Sc
nor Rafael Simonpietri y la sonora
Evelyn Garcia de Rodriguez. Off
clara los ritos Monsenor Thomas
COmber.
Despues de la ceremonial reli.
giosa, ell senior Carlos Garcia Ava.
la y Carmela de Garcia abuelos pa
ternos del nueyo cristiano ofrece.
ran I'm recibo en- SUI Residential de
San Reno 1910, Coral Gables, al
cual concurrira I'm selecto grupo
de familiares y amigos.
Condo informal
Ell senior Roberto ParrilIa Go:
mel y sonora, Ofelia Martinez de
Parrilla, ofrecieron una comida in.
formal en- su Residential de Miami
Springs en- noches pasadas para
testeJar a I'm selecto grupo de sus
amistades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02

sa Luciano con motive de la grats
celebration del aniversario de 81
nacimiento en- ell dfa de hoy.
y y y
Llegan hoy a I'm nuevo ano de
vida la estimada dana sonora AL
bertha Martel, y con tai motive
nos complace felicitarla calurosa-
mente y desesrle muchos, y muy
dichosos, amos mas de ~existencia.
Felicitamos cordialmente al SCI
nor Santiago Bsrrera quien cele-
bra en- Ell dia de hoy la grata ocaI
sion de SUI cumpleanos.
4 4 &
Nuestras sinceras felicitaciones
para Ia estimate dana Guiana sci
nora Candida PerdOmO quien cele-I
bra en- Ell dia de hoy la grata oea-
sion del aniversario de SUI naci
miento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02

Carlos MerinO,. por cuyo motive
esta seccion Sc complace en- pre-
sentarles sinceras felicitaciones.
ENFERMA
Sc encuentra bastante delica-
da de salud la estimable sonora
Dona LeOnor De Torres. AL con-
signar la notlcia hacemos votos
por SUI pronta mejoria.
BODAS DE PAPEL
FL sabado u de febrero cum
plieron su primer ano de feliz
vida matrimonial ell. cahsllero
Rodolfo Jimenez y SUI joven es-
posa Sandra de Jimenez a quie-
mes tenemoS Ell gusto de pre-
sentar con tai motive I'm atento
saludo.
PARA MEXICO
Proximamente partira de re-
greso para su pals natal de Me-
xico Ell distinguish ciudadano
Don Edmundo Ricoy, despues. de
residir por muchos amos en- esta
ciudad. LIE deseamos muy feliz
(Pasa a ia Pagina I'D
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02
Despedido

Despedido
Por la via aerea sale hoy hacia
Cali, Colombia la gentil senorita
Carload Romero Dfaz, a. quien
despedimos cordialmente y desea-
mos I'm feliz viaje.
PoFo Ia Hobono
Despues de una corta temporada
de recreo en- Miami, regresan a La
Habana, Cuba por la via aerea ell
senior Raul Lorenzo y sonora a
quienes despedimos cordialmente
deseandoles un feliz viaje y UNI
pronto regreso por estos lares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02
De Rio Joneiro

Por la via aerea lIegaron a Mia
mi en- dias pasados, a gozar de
unos dias de esparcimiento entire
nosotros, ell senior Raul CarvahlO
y sonora, Nereida LOpe de Car
vahlO, a quienes nos complace sa-
ludar cordialmente y desear unas
vacaciones muy placenteras en-
nsta ci11dad
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02
cumpIeanos

SAuhPiSStASs
Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo ano de
vida la gentil asma sonora Alicia
de Fleites, espcsa del senior Juan
Fleites Macias, con motive de la
grata celebration del a~niversario
de su nacimiento en- ell dia de hoy.
< = y
Nuestros parabienes o motive
de la grata celebration del aniver-
sario de su nacImiento en- ell dia
de hoy para ell apreciado caballe-
70 cubano senior Vicente Varona'
y nuestros votoS por SUI ventura
personal.
x y <
Celebra hoy el mejor de sus dias
la apreciada dana sonora Iris r.
de Ramos, espnse del senior. Jose A.
Ramos, y con tai motive nos es
grato envlarle un cordial saludo y
desearle muchos amos mas de exis-
tencia, rodeada del afecto de todos
los suyos.
Vayan nuestras mas caras felici-
taciones para la gentil senorita Ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02
Por EDNA BOWLEs

DISTINGUIDO BAUTIZO EN- WESTINGHOUSE sabado IL de enc
70 Sc verified en- la ciudad de Washington la ceremonial bautismal
del gracioso niho Ricardo GustavO, hjo del muy agreeable matri-
m0nio nicaragiense .panamenO DR.. RamirO AbaunZa y SUI distinguish
sonora esposa Dona Anita de Abaunza. Ell bautzO tuvo lugar en- la
Igesia del SagradO Corazon y fuerOn padrinos del recien nacido Ell
prestgiOso professional DR.. Fernando F. Sacasa v SUI bella eSposa
Doha Clemenca de Sacasa. En- la toto: de izquerda a derecha:
Reverendo Padre Joseph Mundell, la sonora Cemencia de Sacasa
con Ell reden bautizado, la sonora Anita de Abaunza, Ell Reverend
Padre Martinez, Capenan Hispanoamericano del Sagrad0 COraz0n
y Ell DR.. Fernando F. Sacass. Aparecen los ninos Manuel IgnaciO
Lacayo Gil y Federico Sacasa Patino.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02

Vayan nuestras mas caras felici-
taciones para la genti1 senorita Ell
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the Grand Cross Of the Most
Exalted Order Of the White
Elephant. The decorations
were bestowed by the Su-
preme Commander Of the
Thai Royal Army, Field
Marshal Srisdi Dhanarajata,
now in Washington.
Both generals received their
decorations for strengthen
ing relations between the
United States and Thailand,
the former for assistance
and guidance In the training
Of officers In the Royal Thai
Army" and the latter for his
constant interest in promot-
ing the cordial understanding
between the peoples of the
two nations"
Gen. Erskine attracted a
good deal of attention from
women at the party with his
shiny new medal, q many
pointed star with an elephant
in the center design.
The party was attended
by about 600 and featured a
Thai chicken curry and a
program of Thai dances and
songs.
The crowd around the
buffet table was so thick that
one man, trying to get a bit
OF food, said, II think the
same people Just keep going
round and round it."
The entertainment was
introduced by the embassy's
new Public Relations At
tache, Mr.. Sir Tembunkiart.
A slow, elegant, classical
dance was performed by Miss
Yibbhan Xoomsai and Miss
Sa mao Sukhum, both
dressed in glittering costumes
Of heavily sequinned brocade
and embroidered silk and the
elaborate, towering Thai
helmets.
Then six young couples did
a "Ramwong" in time to the
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singing Of ak young men.
All were students. amateurs
carefully rehearsed for this
occasion.
Among those gathered
around the stage were the
Dean Of the Diplomatic
Corps. Nicaraguan Ambassa-
dor Sevilla-Sacasa, talking
with the ceylonese Ambas-
sador and Nine. ouneward-
enc. who came with their
pretty daughter. Swarna.
Other members Of the
diplomatic corps who at
tended were The Neither
lands Ambassador and Nine.
van Rotten. the New Zealand
Ambassador and Lady Munro,
the French Ambassador and
Nine. Alphand. the Sudanese
Ambassador, DR.. Ibrahim
Ants, the Italian Ambassador
and Signora Brosio. new
Argentine Ambassador Hurt
ado, Austrian Ambassador
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shlfiette. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Earl shifnette. An
August 10 wedding Ia planned.
Aduir- Gideon
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Z.
Adair Of Arlington announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Lefa Grace 10 Mr..
Robert Ward Gideon. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gideon.
also Of Arlington. A July >
wedding Is planned.
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Continued From Page b.
terday he was entertained by
President Eisenhower at q
luncheon in the White House.
This was a stag event and.
in addition to the members
Of the Princes party, the
guests we're Vice President
Nixon, Speaker Of the House
Sam Rayburn, Secretary Of
State Dulles, Secretary Of
Defense McElroy, Chairman
Of the Atomic Energy Com
mission Lewis Strauss, Sena-
tor Carl Hayden, Senator
Knowland, Senator Everett
Dirksen and Senator Mike
Mansfield.
Also, Representative John
Mccormick, Representative
Leslie Arends, Director Of
Central Intelligence Allen
Dulles, Director of the Inter-
national Cooperation Ad-
ministration James H. Smith,
jr., Director of the United
States Information Agency
George v. Allen, Ambassador
Mills. Assistant Secretary
Rountree. Chief of Protocol
Buchanan, Assistant Secre-
tary Of Defense Floyd s.
Bryant, and Undersecretary
of the Air Force Malcolm A.
MacIntyre.
Other guests were the for
mer Ambassador to Afghan
istan, Mr.. Louis G. Dreyfus,
jr.; Mr.. Camp, Dean Ste
phen M. Corey of Columbia
University's Teachers COL
lege; DR.. George D. F1em-
mings, national president of
Phi Beta Sigma; Mr.. Stanley
W. g. Lehman, director of
the International Division,
Standard Vacuum Oil Co.;
Mr.. Livingston, Mr.. John
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Diplomatically Speaking

d. Rockefeller. III, chair
man Of the board, Rookie
Teller Foundation; Mr.. VIII
liam J. Shaw. a business
man from Atlanta, Ca, and
Mr.. Lyman D. Wilbur. vice
president Of the Morrison
Knudsen Construction Co.
Yesterday afternoon, Prince
Daud called on the State De-
partment and was delighted
by something he saw there:
A picture Of Vice President
Nixon greeting him at the
MATS Terminal already had
been developed and was part
of an Afghan exhibit set up
In honor Of his visit.
ABOUT $50 THAI Ma
TIONALS living in Washing
ton will celebrate the 26th
anniversary of the Thai Con-
stitution at a party in the
Embassy tonight.
The anniversary date-and
Thailand's national holiday
is June gath, and yesterday
Ambassador and Nine. Kho-
man gave q large reception
for official and social Wash
ington in the Shoreham's
Terrace Banquet Room.
Before the reception, AM
baSsador Khoman off1ciated
at a decorations ceremony in
the embassy. Mai. Gen.
Robert Alwyn Schow, As
sistant Chief Of Staff for
Army Intelligence, was deco
rated with the Knight of the
the Grand Cross of the Most
Noble Order of the Crown
of Thailand. Gen. Graves
Blanchard Erskine, USING,
Assistant to the Secretary of
Defense for Special Opera
tons, received the Knight Of
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nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Barbara Ann
10 Mr.. Bruce colvin. OF WASH
ington and Noahesvilie. Va
An August ~ wedding is
planned.
Compognd-ShHfeiie
Mr.. and Mira 6anto Com
pagna Of Follansbee. w. Va.
announce the engagement OF
their daughter Elizabeth Ann
TO Mr.. Joseph Archibald
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Platter. Australian Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Beale, Danish
Ambassador de Kaufman.
Iceland Ambassador and Mrs.
Thors. Indian Charge DAT
flares II. Dayal. and a number
Of military attaches and their
wives.
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ENGAGED
Sochlis-Ryder

Mr.. and Mrs. George Saeh-
lis announce the engagement
Of their daughter Kathlene
Ann to Mr.. Roger Francis
Ryder. IT.. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ryder Of Alexandria. An
August wedding "a planned.
Melcher-C olvin
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood b,
Melcher Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
formerly OF washlngton. an
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Good bread. good meat
Mon Dieu, let's EAT -.
THURSDAY. The Little Red
Hen crossed the road 10 Legend
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spring chickens TO delight the
happy diners In the solarium
dining rooms facing on foun-
tanned gardens. But the views
forgotten when all this glorious
fried chicken comes country
style TO your table and you set
about 10 gourmandize. And not
too politely in the face Of these
hot, corn fritters, creamy curd
ESQ good on hot mullins capped
with spicy apple butterD, an
array Of freshest vegetables, the
for the sweet-country ice cream.
No spirits but Elsie's richest
milk. Dinners only 10; Sun
days, 1877. Urbana, 7 mi. S.. Of
Frederick, Rte. 240.ttk
FRIDAY. Little crab, who made
thee? Who made thee so sue
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airy p T 3 r
PAN INN
wagon trains
stopped here
genera ton s
agoD, walked
up TO the
kitchen door
and said, II
want 10 be
pannedl" So
she was with
all tl1a nthar
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off in the
Oz a S h XII
Room in the
captiv a tin G
j a p a n e s e
world at
T o X Y o
S IYAKI.
Then you pad
over rush
mats, kneel at
foot hig h
tables while
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men have dined for over a
century. Their smiling faces
look down from walnut panelled
walls, perhaps remembering the
plump, soft shell crabs that de-
lighted them. And this same
OCCIDENTAL tradition with
both luscious sea food and
steaksD is a current ecstasy.
We've spanned oceans for that
onion soup Of Marseille. No
more since they brew the same
here with chicken and beef
broth, croutons, Parmesan in
earthen crooks. And the nessel-
rode pie will have you tossing
your diet fads out the window.
Treasured wine cellars and five
banquet rooms accommodating
l0-250. 11:30-1 AM. l4ll Pa. Ave.
SATURDAY: It's not goodbye,
Piccadilly. It's a real, thrilling
'Hellol' when you SAVIOR Chef
Emile's cold salmon in Piccadilly
sauce in the charming elegance
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MS magic wand over mayoIl-
naise, sour cream, lemon juice,
worcestershire, horse radish,
mustard-yes, and even chopped
fennel till this piquancy be-
comes Piccadilly. SO, too, this
Piccadilly becomes a piquant
garnish over the cold fresh, ROSY
salmon supreme. The cocktails
are ravishing. The hot crois.
Sdntes like cloud puffs, and tariff
so minute on the prize fire
luncheons, dinners till 9:15 PM.
Conn. Ave. and Que N.W.t
SUNDAY: You don't take your
hair down but take your shoes
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Of PIERRE,
the gustatory
mecca here
for decades,
And why is
one so fer
vent on max
ing ones ac-
quain t a nc e
with this ex-
citing sauce?
All because
Emile waves
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G u e n I, 50
crispy, so de-
lici o u S ! y
tooth some?
This soft shen
crab positive
ly knows it
could only be
the unmatch-
ed chef Of
THE OCCT-
ID Z N T A Z.
where states
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dainty dolls in kimonos serve
with gentle grace nriSoshsrH
(soup), Sunomono salad, tenn
purd golden fried shrimp,
while the sukiyaki Chicken.
pork or beef Is by now in a
state Of almighty bubbling on
its stove right at your elbow.
The sake flows warm and puis-
SAINT and every ones gladdened
this is so in this Land Of the
Rising Sun. BY reservation only
Ozashiki and downstairs the
same imperial japanese cuisine
(the embassy staff have found
IT'D and you keep your shoes on.
1912 Pm. 1885 Conn Ave.tk
MONDAY: Let's do 1t after the
high Roman fashion at
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U v . 4 4 -
Italian villa
in the color
full Florid a
Market area.
M e ng =?
Why, q seven
course Roman
Holiday din
ner we'd wag-
er would even
please the
CAESARS II
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they were here TO get in. There's
course after course in the mu-
rallied candle-lit dining rooms.
And everyone says, Isl, sil" TO
the hearty mtnestrone, inviting
dHtipdsto, hot garlic bread, the
spaghetti Cdruso. so appetizing
under its blanket Of tender
chicken livers. It's Isl, ST." right
through the heady rum cake
while you're slipping rare OrDieto.
Does 1t charm us2 Isl, ST." Fifth
and Morse SITS. NE.t
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And Gdbby commends:
OMAR KHAYYAM: TOO 18th st.
PENN-DAW: US. /, 2 mi. s. Of
Alexandra, Virginia.
HENDRIX STEAK HOUSE: 1851
4th st. NE.
%closs9 SUM- +AMOn.' +++Ti,...
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FRIDAY: Little crab, who made
thee7 Who made thee so sue
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- 500 CHUCK CARTER
MOTORS 3i3 Mes York ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-28
AUT0MoBlLEs ron SAFE


PLYMOUTH 80 a-dr Savoy. 7, ana
h, powerfiite real clean: SEAS.
Win trade on clean foreign ear
AP, 1.sklA.
PLYMOUTH Isl savoy 4-door Sc
dan: Immediately cared for. very
low mileage, equipped With radio.
heater economical B-eyllndeT en-
sine, standard transmission poou-
lar a-tone blue, showroom like nm
lAh. was Sl.bo5; sale price 81 ,dgS,
Gee terms
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
77s5 Wis. Ave, OIL 4-i4i2
PLYMOUTH 1857 BelVedere 4-dr.
V-sl blue and white. one OF Z
special purchase ChrysleF corpo-
ration executive cars; push-batlon
drive, .. and h.. power steering,
power brakes, wv. tires low
miieaRe THIS car viii be sold
With new-ear gEarantes: new-ear
bank nnahelnR, 10 maS TO pay;
Se.ia5. CALVERT MOTORS. INC,
s sasi kn AZ, hwy Silver
PONTIAC IS cow. 81 500: by
ORA. power steering and h,
ITnas g.. FL28o s PSpaNJiAc. 300
PONTIAC 50 star Chief l-doof:
$500. hydra power steeFlng. I'M
mac. FLOOD PONT1Ac 500
Wis. ave, WO, 6-3oeD
PONTIAC SO sta. vas. $3.50:
ISs 5Isiss \ hy S5 I,E sns r. ,n3
Wis, ave. WO 6-sdo9
PONTIAC SO s-door sedan; hydra
matte. radio and heater, s-tone
nnish; ~ ,3nS.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
sill Sps.. Md ~. e-ts0el