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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
Trunun Defends
Eisenhower FLIGHT
To Arizona

NEW YORK, Feb. rs R.-
Former President Truman said
yesterday he would not criticize
President Eisenhower for TAX
ing Mrs Eisenhower on a Gov
ernment-paid trip to Arizona.
Mr.. Truman told newsmen
some people think Mr.. Eisen-
hover went too far out Of his
way" but added:
Whatever the President sees
f1t to do for the welfare of his
family he should be allowed to
do without a lot Of people
jumping on him
II don't believe in attacking
a man through his family. They
could say what they wanted
about me when I was President,
but when they attacked my
family they knew they'd bet
ter look out"
Mr.. Truman said he remem-
bered that when I used to 60
home to see my mother on her
deathbed. some unfair news
paper publishers screamed at
me and said I was wasting the
taxpayers money"
Mr. Truman talked with
newsmen before flying to WASH
ington to address a luncheon
meeting on foreign aid. He
later flew back to New York
and left by train with Mrs.
Truman for their home In In
dependence, Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

for foreign economic assistance
as this administration recon-
mends. we will never, never be
sure to explain it. People will
forgive us for spending too
much in the search for peace:
they will never forgive us for
refusing to spend enough"
Mr.. Truman's boldness was
matched by that of Bishop
Fulton j. Sheen, Auxiliary
Bishop of New York, who APP
pealed not to the Congress. but
to the conscience of the Nation.
Most of the speeches were
erected over a careful scaffold-
ing of the self interest" to be
served by Americas charity.
The bishop, the days most
eloquent orator, swept all this
careful structure away.
"As there is no quarrelling
about the need, there is no
quarrelling about our duty" he
said. I'VE have to justify our
possessions. We have to render
thanks to Almighty God for
making us the most prosperous
Nation on earth"
Bipartisan Display
The luncheon was the days
most strenuous display of BIZ
'partiSanship. The occasio n
found former Secretary Of
State Acheson suavely intro
ducing an erstwhile congress
sional critic, Senator Knowland,
as "a worthy and honorable
foe" 1t saw Mr.. Stevenson the
neighbor of "Citizens for Eli
senhower" leader Mrs. ]. Ram
say Harris. Host Eric Johnston
had gone to endless trouble to
show the breadth of the in
terests. Political boss Jake
Arvey of Chicago ended up
beside Scientific Adviser James
C. Killian, an interesting COM
bination which was explained
by some guests as a natural
since a ward boss and a space
boss both are interested in
guided missiles.
The afternoon was devoted
to a panel discussion over
which Vice President Richard
M. Nixon presided. Several
speakers used the occasion to
disseminate propaganda on diff
ferent matters. . Mrs. Perle
Mesta, the ex-minister to
Luxembourg, inquired how the
Vice President. in the face Of
the desperate needs abroad,
could push for the extension of
the East Front (of the Capitol
at home.
The Vice President said the
Congress had voted for it, and
did not add that this is what
they are supposed to do about
foreign aid as a result Of yes
terday's meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

that what they were really do
ing was talking over the heads
of the. cross-section congrega-
ton in the hope that Congress
would hear at least a powerful
echo.
Sandwiched between the two
Dulles brothers on the morn
ing's menu, Mr.. Stevenson said
he didn't think the meeting
should have been needed.
Il don't think it should have
been necessary to stir up public
support and pressure on Con-
greSs to vote some money for
foreign economic aid, which is
just as imperative-in my judg-
ment, more so-aS the defense
appropriations that are voted
so easily"
Cannon in Limelight
Former Secretary of State
Dean Acheson moved a little
closer to the heart Of the mat
ter when, at luncheon. he pre-
sented head-table guest Rep
resentative Cannon, Democrat
of Missouri, chairman of the
House Appropriations COM
mittee, as the man ''in whose
hands rests our ultimate fate"
But it remained for that stall
wart partisan, Harry S. Tru-
man. to lay aside all polite
pretense, go Stomping up to
the gates of the enemy. rap
hard on the portcullis and de-
mand that they come out and
fight.
II have come here today to
talk to you because I have been
told that the Mutual Security
Program is in grave danger of
being emasculated by the Con-
gress," he stated bluntly.
Mr.. Truman last Saturday
criticized the Republicans so
harshly they are still crying
out in pain. Yesterday, to re
pay the people of the United
States for the great honor they
had given" him by making his
contribution to world peace. he
did as much as could be expect
ed Of him for the cause: He
dressed down the Democrats.
Challenges Own Party
He not only addressed him
self directly to the members of
MS own party, he virtually
grasped them by the lapels and
challenged them to vote right
on foreign aid.
II want to say a word in q
political vein to my Democratic
brethren in Congress. There
was a Democratic vote last year
to cut a budget item which
should not have been cut, and
we are still having a hard time
explaining it. Please don't put
us on that kind Of a spot again.
If the Democrats in Congress
refuse to spend at least as much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
Sight Returns to Man

FRESNO. Calf, Feb. rs up.
"A rock struck John Emberton
on the head while he was work.
ing on a bulldozer Monday and
sight returned to an eye that
had been blind for 81 years.
The 42-year-old man was work
ing on the Sierra Farms at
nearby Dos PaloS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

the secondary level than at the
elementary level.
The proposed differential be-
tween elementary and junior
high principals, and between
junior high and senior high
PRINCIPALS is $40O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
DOWN TO EARTH
DOWN TO EARTH
Truman Adds Realism
ToForeignA idFervor
BY MARY McGRORY
Star Stan Writer

At the astar, all-day revival meeting for the foreign
aid program of the peaders spoke though Con-
gress had little to DO with the matter
They addressed themselves the earnest enthusiastic
who gathered at the Saer yesterday though
they were in a sense preaching to the converted.
Ada Stevenson the first take cognzance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
PRESIDENT ERRS ON AID VOTE:
ApOLO CY APPEARS IN ORDER

Presidential apologies would to be in order on
the matter of Democratic performance on foreign aid
At his news conference today Mr. Eisenhower ex-
pressing the hope his memory served him correctly
recalled that last for the first time" Republican
majority had favored the foreignad bill and the Demo-
cratic majority had voted against it.
If his memory proved erroneous" the President
promised, will apologize at the next meeting"
After the foreign-aid appropriations bill came out
Of House-Senate conference last summer Democratic
majority favored passage in both houses In the Senate
August 49, 80 Democrats voted of the meas
IL against In the House on August 80 there were
lot Democratic yeas to 10 Democratic nays
Contrary to his recollection also. it the Demo-
Gratis who mustered the most votes in favor of the bill
last year
The final 1919 Senate vote passage included 80
Democrats and 20 Republicans in favor. IL Democrats
and Republicans against In the 1922 House ballot
ing lot Democrats and 81 Republicans favored foreign
aid and 10 Democrats and So Republicans opposed the
measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
Look Better, Hear Better with
New Maico Hearing Glasses

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Choose them in modern
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Optical services on Maieo Hearinm
Glasses available only through
tho optical profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

18th 3 9 1873 Thurs.
7AA OK 1873 Thurs.
Ass CONN. $50 to 8 Daily
Siia i4sh $50 to . Daily
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SILVER SPRING. Nd. $50 to 9 rally
ALEXANDRIA. VA. $50 to 8 IT, rs, Fri
CLARENDON, VA. $50 to 8 Mon, Thurs, Fri
CORNERS VA. $50 to $50 Mon, Thurs, Fri
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Continued From First Page
successfully with Government
and with private business an Z
industry for individuals of SUI
perior talents"
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Teacher Scale Listed
DR.. Corning's new scale calls
for an upward revision in the
entire schedule for school en-
ployes. Basically, for teachers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

Juniors and women's apparel
whrle.e sirdles with stoyup band With without Losex
Regularly $50. loo
Werner srdIes with nyon pone 2nch oy-up top Regularly
1850 S95
Warner srdes with bote front pone 5inch stoy-up top
and stoy fot front Regularly 1850 Iz95
Warner oindIes. in Washington Store only
Down stots Store Corset; ord Bros
NyIon treot slips and petteoo.s Foous ,oke first auo
nyon lingerie Assorted coors "a to 40 in the group Reou
ory 800 i99
Reouor S' SIS ''O'''' p' . = S1sS
Cotton print seu, First quoy with foam rubber insoes
Small, melium and loroe Regularly 7oc 5oe. z or LOO
Simulated leather hondboss Totes pouches ond sotche Dis
continued styles and ireouors. II perfect. 800 l9S
Add 1895 Federal Tox
Down stoir Store, Hondboos
Misses. and Women. Dresses couo ond festive sheoh or
full kied in Orion and wool Jersey 2pece Cupons Misses
and womens sizes Regularly 800. $50
Down Stois Store. Misses ord Womens Dresses
Misses wool olpocos wool ond eome hair pushes
zybeline ond fIonnes Sim full clutch ond button styles
74eo
Store. coOn
AerIon bIouscs to weo in or outside Of skirt ondon
Regularly z 90 z.se
Cotton sleeveless. blou.e. Solids prints stripes checks % TO
SO. Regularly 2oo z39
Down Store eouses
Princess Pessy enel dresses hond wohobe Button and zpper
front styles Come turquoise red II to 6 l4h to 24h $50
Down Soir Store Dresses
Millinery hoIf-pree. Choose Beover velvet sotn wool felt
and velour Eoch equolk lovely ToIored and dressy styles
Regularly 3.oo to 1900. l.So to 7.5o
Down Siors Store Millinery
Misses Orion dressmokers and fur blend sweaters
First quoIN ond ireouors Many coor "a to 40 Regularly
and IL perfect, 39o. z59. Tor 500
Misses full fashioned 7oo6 obswoo 3ooo oneoro
Limited quantity First quality and slightly irreeuo perfect
would be much more. . $40
Junior eoots speeel purehese Solids and tweeds oil WOOL
feeces with plush Innings Miiun lined Block red
navy and other coors Classic ond dessy styles TO Is Reg
uIorly $500 and 1895. z4SO
Store j. Miss Teenooe Appore
Emo yeek Shoes pumps sondos and walking shoes Block
brown red blue All current foil shoes Regularly 1905 SIS
American Girl Shoes eIeoronee Many styles in suede colt
skin Foil eolcrs block brown, red eroy and brown Were
1872 Soo and oo9. 6S5
styIes Excellent selection Reoulory 1895 500
49, Ee~- Ne..aM a-- Ckaae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
JANUARY SAVINGS in our DOWN STAIRS STORE
fashion accessories al SAVINGS

fashion accessories al savings
hosiery r s sooS. . ons b.esn. n
Regularly eoc. ICE
Down sors Store Hosiery
Womens gloves Discontinued styles ond some eouIors White
perfect 300 l.69
Down sors Store. Gloves -
Costume ieweIry. Necklaces, bracelets earrings and pins
Tolored ond dressy styles. Regularly 90. for LOO
Add io9o Federol Tox
Down Store. Costume Je~eIy
save on mems furnishings
Exceptional group Of owooI suits Worsteds and fonnes
Single breasted and or button styles Center vent Regular
short or long, $500
Wool topeoots reduced for clearance variety Of with
sizes. Were Gas O'e'''' "eSN' $500
3.oo 200
Sports shirts royon chos and fonneette Ivy League
button down eoors Solids and pods Regularly 299 100
Down stors Store. Men. Furnishings
ehiIdren's apparel and shoes
6obordne. wool ond corduroy Worm quilted wool Innings
to 1875 4se TO 1875
Boys sports shirts assorted cotton flannel Pods and patterns
l.5s. z for 800
Boys cotton corduroy .oek Ivy look eody eued Foncies
and solids TO Il Were 4eo $40
Boy. assorted knit .hirs Collar ond styles Were
90 to 2oo 30 TO l.S9
siors Store, Boys Clothing
Children. shoes discontinued styles and irreeuors All notion
oily advertised Not every style every size but good seee
ton Regularly and II perfect. 6.95 or more. $50
ssors Store, chiidrens Shoes
Girls sweaters cordioons assorted styles and coos Some
sompIes and irreoulos also first quoy to Ok to "
Regularly and if perfect, 3.99 or more Z5S. tor 5OO
Girls wool skirts good ossoents of weeds and fonnes
Were 5oo more Spy
Down Store. Girls ApporeI
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INFANTS WHITE SALE

Conn, t,;,es,e sheets. fitted If perfect. l5e 100
c.. d;,,e,. y 70 nockooe II perfect 2eo z7e
pIlov eo.e. white If perfect. 5oc. ; for 100
Cotton crib blankets. 3ex5o Jooquord patterns. lSS
Cotton quilted pods: -.
l7xl8". regularly SIC. fof Ivy
1894" regularly 90. iSe
27x34" regularly 50. Ivy
34x52" regularly 299. ~
neo"orSS Soc see, for ZOO
Infants. pillows Docron filled with oroI covering Regularly
l.e9 ''''
Down stais Store Infonts ApporeI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
exceptional purchase :.
MEMS
WOOL SUITS
$50

save smortly at this special price
all wool flonnes and worsteds
new narrow Iopels, 2 or ; button
models with center vent
regulars. shorts ond longs
. each with Woodward 6 Lothrop label
Down Stoirs Store. Mems Furnishings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

SHOP late TONIGHT IN OUR BRANCH STORES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE


CADILLAC tn4p 7-passenssr iimou.
s r sefs ap so. ,asfri ss sesm.
BELL MOTORS
500 wis, Ave, wO' $4,000
CADILLAC 49, .02s sport coupe:
2. and h.. auto. trans,, power
equipped. needs minor repairs. Si0b.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
I'm the Heart Of Beshesdas 'VV
excellent eond,: $1,000 value Tor
HERSON's, 9Th and o NV.
CASH. TERMS on TRADE
$50 8s1hssr o Sa.s e o SsSTHsss From
CADILLAC 1885 ri Dorado biafiti:
Ivory nnlsh; power steering, power
brakes, chrome Continental kit,
very clean; s4soob. ccc guarantee,
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
l22a a2nd 81, NV. ~. 7.2BOO
CADILLAC ~ cony,; blue; fully
S sSJn,s' ac exec h,,i sSne S4.o9o s.s q
IGsApiiLAc ~ pe vile typg coupe;
livery miies only; $4,3eS.
| THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. I. Ave. NE. La. O-0s3o
CADILLAC 81 cow; ali pwF.
ofis. owner: sc. M. s-SSee' ''
CADILLAC $50 u Dorado BiarritS;
striking black with white orion TOP
ana xns.,i RED ~, interior er.: s1stoH sass .,
s ssssISI.. /. S SSssdiilae's finest con-
Iveft,ple,' SS,vSb.
Suburban Cadillac-O lds
SUBURBAN SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. ND OIL, 6-77OO
CADILLAC 1897 III Dorado Seville.
cleaning black; luxurious interior;
power steering, power brakes. Air-
sondi.ionins; spotless: $500. ccc
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
la2a asnd 81, NV. m. 7.26O0
CADILLAC 1857 EldoFado seville
beautiful cloud white finish. al
s peJes ase ssse. plus factory -;
-E NhAUlNalNN 8Al-GLllQag UaUNU
actual mi. BY l owner, selling for
wholesale value to reduce inven-
iEss t so1 M P, Lc: s4.sss' Can
Royal Motors (Plymouth)
400 oa. Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
CADILLAC 1855 81 Dorado Seville
lhardtop: beautiful. Alpine white nm
80. tully EQUIPPED Including power
dows and seat, sahef wheels: i'm.
macplats: S3.0ob.
Suburban Cadillac-Old
SUBURBAN SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. ND OIL. 6-fT00
CADILLAC SO Coupe de VIE;
black: power steeFins. cir con-
eitionlng; excellent condition;
$l.l96 Or best ODER. ~. e-25s7.
CADILLAC 1897 haFdtop coupe :
$3.50, loN miles: electric win.
% nows ssli p pSsS g9" s!., miles; N;
Wisconsin ave.
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AuroMoBILrs FOR sALf

Z
sas. o. n z VIZ IKE T. and h. 2
Page-Hughes Buick, Inc.
62l ArI. Blvd, p c., u. 3.1Isa
CHEVROLET SO 4-dr. hardtop: 2.
tone, =. and h., straisht stick, '11
si5'al se. Ii, i f,ssS; ~ o""IA
CHEVROLET 1856 station wagon;
D-Dass. model: finished In ivory and
black; equipped, heater, defroster,
auto. tran6nl ission. powerful VS.
engine. Sl,sDb, terms. cCC war
ranty.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7726 wis. Ave. OIL. 4-I412
CHEVROLET I066 De luxe 2-dr
sedan. finished IN smart beige and
green equipped. radio. hfsteF
INF | value. se95. terms. ccc WAR
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
l712S Wis. Ave. OIL. 4-14la
CHEvROLET 1884 4-dr. station
FALLS CHURCH. De Soto Piym,
s sssli X Zee s. alfer'' !" Hin"'o'
CHEVROLET 1852 all-mstai 3-scai
station WAGON; =. and h., motor
rebuilt, tires Ike new; very clean
| $3.50. NO FIxEp DOWN PAY
M Y, ogR TERMS Will
EyERYBopy woLEE MoToRs
1888 n. MOORE eT.. RossLYN
VA. "a. t-3252.
cHEvRoLETs-B6 through '5l
conyertibles: =. and D.. standard
shifts. v.oe. Wv, tires; al like
new; priced 70 sell.
! THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. ]. Ave. NE. LA. 6-653C
CHEVROLET 1884 De luxe 4-dr.;
IT, and h.. etc, Low MILEAGE; clear
car. reduced 70 f50b,
BOWMAN
Studebaker- Pae ward Mercedes
1000 Ca. Ave, NV. RA. 6-I12s
CHEVROLET 81 eonvertible
cream put. red with black TOP
! DowerRllde. 2. and h.: white.
walls, ufidercoat. electric vipers
x2,176. LU. 2-0303.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

CADILLAC SO cow. coupe: +
ssccSspsHDS;' sSSs. owner sUTtEa
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
Ill.l elst 81 NV. VI. 7-aaT0
CADILLAC 1857 Coupe de VIE:
loaded with power and electrical
eqnipment: Plus ON air condition.
inc. Absolutely like nez.
Suburban Cadillac-Old
SUBURBAN SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, ND OIL. 0-1500
CADILLAC 81 cow: ali extras: :
full power. Alpine White inish. 10.
DAYS special, tf,2Qk.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and \. !. Ave. NE. LA. e-0Ss0
CADILLAC SO eonv.. Continental
Kit. hydra. Z. and h.. power steer.
ing ana BRAKES, Wv tires very
clean; = whale q . deal 81 .:sas.
STANDARD PONTIAC
$3.50 cHILLUM RD-, AP. T-TieO
CADILLAC 'sS 49, convertible,
fully eauinped. tneludinR radio,
heater, hydramatie. powef steeFins.
vindoWs. anished IN dasSins atomic
yslloE sensstional buy, eniy
Anacostia Chrys.-Plym
lT0e Coed Hope I'd. SIX ~. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

ThIRTEENTh m A SERIES
Of sketches on star Adj
vertisers who play lead
ing roles In Washing
toms automotive In
dustry Meet Your Star
Automotive Advertisers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

hObVmVesLss FVn Shss
CHEVROLET 1853 "2lO'' 4-dr. Sc.
dan; finished In 2-tone ivory and
ereen; equipped. radio, heater. auto.
transmission. ID. c. inspection.
S595, terms.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
I7725 wis. Ave. OF. 4-14I2
CHEW. 's7 herdtoD V.Gs every ex-
ira: Poyefslids. power .tssrlns;
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. L Ave. NE. LA. e-s630
CHEVROLET '55 2-dr.. "2i0" MOD. !:
Z. ard b.: 6-cyl. standard shift;
for real economy. good eond.;
must sell quickly. Call IA. s-432o.
Che ROLRT 1855 station wagon
V-S '210' T0vnsman. r. and b.,
$4,000 mi. excel. eond.. orig.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
AuToMoBILEs FoR SALE

CHEVROLET 'B3 ds luxe 4-door
car : pschanissi H;''r perfect. in s *.
efptionaliy nice condition outside.
Would make an excellent family
car. See MI. W0ri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
= seuNH' vt uVWH
BUY FROM THE LEADER

Manhattan Auto, Inc.
ALEXANDRIA tvA) SHOWROOM
ls0U-lO kins 81. XII. s-552b
CHEVROLET 1857 BEL AIR COW
POMER STEERING, r.. H., WV
TIRES, CONT. XII. ON BACK
N TTi rH HxrE eAs sli s9ee ORIG so.;
$500 ON ALI. LOTS. SAVE S4Od
BY BUYING DIRECT FROM OWN.
Err. CALL KE 7-076l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

CHEVROLET 81 va "2i0'' 4-dr.;
mi. power str: poweralide n
and h.: ~ .g9b. VII G-347g.
CHEVROLET 1893 economical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
StOhlman Chevrolet
5000 M ST. NV.

AD. e-44le AD. 9-44I2
CHEVROLET 1850 cow. cpe.; r.
b., powersllde; $40; SD On
ROPER MOTOR, Ia. e-27OO.
CHEVROLET 1859 Special dc luxe
orig. owner ST. 81 600 n mi. n peTfset:
pass any Inspection: sacrihee
442D. terms, $50 On. ROPER
MOTOR. La fl-25OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

BUICK 81 Special ! DR.: {. and h..
10000 actual mi. New battery
and tires. Excel. eond. Sacrifice.
s225. ~, 5-717l or ~. e-eeee.
BUICK 1893 Super cow; ali power,
Al conc. 81 SOS ' Or viii take take
trade. KI. a-7oAQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
* KIRK IF1Bs'1 MOTOR co.

4OOO Oa. ave. ia, 9-4saN
BUICK 'SS Riviera Century: fully
equipped. dynanov. p.s. and p.b.
: y 9, Reys .,n Master Wv. tire'
act aslsco sT fEEo. XII. Sa ~ G az.
er $40 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

BUICK '46 super 4-dr. sedan; fully
equip. new paint Job. 500: or
best cash offer. Me. s-es92 or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
HORNER'S CORNER

III I ilsh s II ny pDE 81. 4.5aos
c. s.n ,.:Dl 1881 I..I ?, vile y! :;sr;;
good cond.; $3.50. wo. Oasis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

BUICK SO Roadmaster 4-dr. hard
tor All power. 7. and h.; less than
u. 900 mi; is, 80 down. 81 SOS
ROYAL cHRYsIER; 1901 r. !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
Chew Chase CheYrolet
Chevy Chase Chevrolet

cHEvRoLETslb5 through 81
shifts: y.es, Wv. tires; al Ike
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TRUCKS ron sALr
tcoNIlNuEp,

JEEP 1872 4-whsel drive; y ton.
c,0.x pickup. Save $1,000. IA.
1870 NITRO VAN, x ton, for quick
sale; $aes. Apply e004 l4th
5 st. NV,
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bulge '5i suPer 2-door: .. and
Page-Hughes Buick, Inc.
62l Ar. Blvd. ?. c.. u. 3-1le9
BUICK $50 Roadmaster Riviera 4
sr; SHOWROOM coNDTTISogNs
BANK fnancinR.
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BUY FROM THE LEADER

EUMONUS (FURDJ
32Ds Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. B-ss2s
CHEVROLET 1888 2-doof: sB77
Eun price.
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Manhattan Auto, Inc.
FAIRFAx tyA.l SHOWROOM
Lee Hwy. ct Merrifleld. ". 4-3302
CnEv. 'b6 VS. 2-doof sedan; r
anG ,. .sna5. HYATTsvILLE
BUICK, 1923 Baltimore ave,
hyattsytlle, AP. 7-52O0.
cHEv. '63 "2IO" 4-door: power.
glias, 7. and b.: 1928. HYATTs.
VILE BUICK. 63e3 Baltimore
ave. Hyattsyille. AP. 7-520O.
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THACKER MOTORS
18th and R. ]. Ave. NE. La. o-653t
CHEVROLET 1884 De luxe 4-dr.;
II. and h.. etc, Low mileage; clear
car; reduced 2 x59b.
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CADILLAC 1855 convertible: coral,
nI in.eF q power re-. s.esrins
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400 oa. Ave. NV, IA. $4,000
CADILLAC $50 Coupe De vile: full
power equipment, 2. and h.. 2-tone
blue. Wv. tires, wire wheels;
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BUICK 1885 Special e-dr. Riviers
dynaf1cv. 7. and h.. owner. Low
mileage; si.2o5.
CaithneSS Buick Inc.
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rRAILERs WAITED

CASH F0n 0O0D. used. clean
aSSirrR SALES ssfEs. W. s s.issss.
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CONTINENTAL MOTORS,

I1i0l Rhode Island ave. ne. CO.
5-si2s Open 7:30-10, sun. 1913.
BRITISH FORD 1888 tconsuil !:
excellent condition; $3.50. EN-. -
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cADILLAce ,b6 q Dorado ds vine
es "a V psEE WIN I'm '1 y..T without ss9t
one IN your price range. Also Us,
PENNY McTJoks' 1870 r. ave we
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CHEVROLET 1857 cdr, sedan
$40" model: finished in bright
iignt green with matching up-
holsteTy, equipped, radio, heater;
driven only 1000 miles By careful
owner. si'G9b, terms. cCc war
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CHEVROLET 1886 station wagon;
fl-Dass. model: finished in ivory and
auto. tran6Fl ission. powerful VS.
engine. SI.s0b. terms. cCC war
ranty.