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Group Named TO Handle
Virginia Ports Financink

"A nationwide group OF invest
ment bankers, headed by Mer-
rill Lynch. Pierce. Fenner q
Smith and Blyth & Co. Of New
York, has been selected as man
ayers for the Virginia State
Ports Authority to draw up
plans for financing construc-
ton Of general cargo facilities
for Hampton Roads, Va. Vir-
ginia dealers handling tax
exempt bonds are assisting.
This was announced today by
Fred w. McWane. the author
ity's chairman, who explained
this STEP results from the
directive of the 1858 General
Assembly to develop firm pro-
posals to acquire and construct
these facilities. He said prelimi-
nary work is progressing Salts
factorily." The program will be
presented to the 1860 General
Assembly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28
'3 n BUSINESS
$500 Million Offering
By ENMA Is Scheduled
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN
star star writer

The Federal National Mortgage Association announced
today Il viii offer publicly 800 million Of and 800
million OF O-monh Secondary Market Operations debentures
on Thursday.
President j. Stanley Baughman said both viii be
dated August IL The hreemonth issue win mature November
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28

been sales representative for
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.
here. has been named Mary
land sales representative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. july 2s up --spoi
honferrous metal prices today: Copper
26is cents q pound, Connecticut VAL
Zinc 10 cents a pound East St. Louis
Foreign silver ssss cents psr troy
ounce, New York. At Pittsburgh, sersr
steel 20. heavy was quoted At 1000
400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28

In for surprises. Some firms
viii lose q lot Of business. while
some, who have been interest
ed little In exports. may ind
great opportunities. II declares.
Smith. Barney a. Co. Is dis
tributing q review Of the chem
ical and pharmaceutical in
dustries. Bache g. Co. lists q
number Of firms which offer
dividend yields Of more than 6
per cent plus growth posi-
bilities. Merrill Lynch. Fem
ner a. Smith has reviewed @.
D. Searle e. Co. and American
Natural Gas Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28

10 and the l0-month on June
10, 1859. Mr.. Baughman ex-
planned both offerings viii be
made at par and the interest
rates win be announced July
81.
John H. Claiborne. IT.. lac
Broadway. New York, FNMA's
fiscal agent, will handle the
debentures. aided by a Nation
wide selling group Of recognized
security dealers,
The association explained net
proceeds will be used TO redeem
$500 million Of 1921 months
40 per cent debentures dated
September 20. 1857. that will
mature August IL. Ofhcials said
the maturing debentures may
be redeemed at any Federal
Reserve Bank or branch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
9th Fleet Secret
Reported: Best
Directory Of Sin

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Feb,
One Of the closely guarded
secrets Of the United States
9Th Fleet is . book listing
places Of sin in the Mediter-
ranean." . washington clergy
man declared yesterday.
DR.. Carl F. Yaeger. associate
secretary Of the Lutheran Serv-
ice Commission, told the Ma
tional Lutheran Council, "The
worlds best directory Of where
to sin in the Mediterranean
has been compiled for the
United States 9th Fleet. Every
known trap for q sailor has
been listed, and more are be-
coming known every time q
ship puts into shore for, q
liberty"
DR.. Yaeger observed, .The
directory. it goes without say
ing, is one Of the more closely
guarded secrets of the feet. It
is not q tourist guide for sailors
hell-dash bent for an evil good
time. It is . manual for the
shore patrol sailor who has to
keep their fun-loving charges
out Of trouble. The Book Of
Sin tells the shore patrol
where to look"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
Eppline Relnartz q NeN York

|Eppling Reinartz Of New York
city.
A special committee named
by the council reported this
morning that such merger ac-
ton is outside its jurisdiction.
The report was adopted with
only two or three scattered nc
votes. Although the resolution
failed to express hope for total
merger at a later date, council
officials voice dthis desire from
the floor.
pagan Religiosity" Decried
DR.. Donald r. Hedges Of Chi
cago. speaking yesterday, ex-
pressed concern at the new
wave Of pagan religiosity" now
spreading throughout the cam
puses Of America.
Dr. Hedges, executive secre-
tary Of the councils Division
If. College and University
Work, painted an uncompli-
mentary picture of the current
typical college student.
He is self-sufiicient. COM
placent, utilitarian, superficial,
socially irresponsible and ex-
tremely conformist," the Luz
theran educator said. "Polit-
ically, he is irresponsible and
illiterate, and he has little con-
Germ for the welfare Of anybody
beyond those Of his immediate
circle"
The Nationa1 Lutheran
Council meeting. which opened
Tuesday. win close tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06

understanding Of life should
be studied"
DR.. Whiting also declared,
THE battle-ground continues
and will remain in the area Of
the human spirit. We must
continue To press forward with
our Christian witness to a world
that is in danger Of losing its
soul"
Merger Plan Dropped
Meanwhile, any plan Of unity
for eight Lutheran Church
bodies was dropped, at least
temporarily. today. But the
door was left open for possible
union Of all Lutheranism at
a later date.
The action was on q SUCCESS
ton for merger Of allchurches
in the National Lutheran Coun-
Gil presented on Tuesday by
the council president. DR.. F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06

annual meeting that high
schools and colleges following
this course may in the long
run seriously jeopardize the
very qualities we seek to pro-
tect through an About defense
preparedness"
ITO permit the development
Of an educational system which
favors one or a group Of SINH
lar disciplines to the detriment
of others will produce half
educated students and inevita-
bly, influence our life and char
acter," DR.. Whiting said.
Our youth should have "a
well-balanced educational pro-
gram to give them strength.
stability and creativity needed
for the solution of human prob
lens in the space age" he said.
"Our ultimate objective in a
free democratic society is to.
build human personalities. A
course which gives us a deeper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
Action Drufted
On Boys Clubs

The past presidents Of the
Metropolitan Police Boys Club
last night drew up recommeh-
dations to deal with a Com
missioners' order forbidding
policemen to solicit funds for
the club.
Fifteen former heads Of the
club met behind closed doors
to draft the recommendations,
which will be acted upon by the
clubs executive committee
Monday.
There was no official an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06

nouncement Of the action taken
by the presidents last night.
The District Commissioners
ruled in 1856 that last year
would be the final year in
which the police department
could solicit funds for the boys
club.
The city heads had been UNI
der fire because of the seere-
cation policies of the club.
The clubs now have about
1900 members. Of whom about
$4,000 are colored. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
Keep Studies Balanced
Lutherons Are Warned
BY CASPAR NAMES
star stan writer

ATLANTIC CITY. N j., Feb 6.-American high schools
and colleges should not be panicked Russian Sputn
achievement into overemphasizing the study physical
sciences Lutheran welfare executive declared today
Henry j. Whiting executive secretary the Division
Of Welfare National Lutheran Council told the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06

Here's a reminder to par.
ents filing joint Federal in
some tax returns:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06

ADVERTISEMENT.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08

will work ous of sllape,
 2 Aiiotller winter enemy ls rot TO insure perfect drainage. pull out the lowest bilgo plug and make sure all Timber holes arc free 10 permit water passage pnst frames Boats stored afloat present an nlhar problem A certain amonilt of rain will get in and this fresh water will inevitably breed rot fungus. The answer Is salt Liberal amounts Of rock salt in boat treat the water with time.honof ed method Of curing" new hulia and preserving old ones
 \ Drain Ill the plumbing md "through.huIl fittings
 4 Protect the hull from float Ing fce with wood or lire lenders and rip chafing on mooring lines
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6 II you use 3 canvas cover, he sure 10 have one open overhanE ing cave for ventilation, Stove plnAs or wind scoops projecting irnin under tic uanyas ate possi- No solutions
 q. Equ nm q mi Ike wincheg should be coated with grease
 T. Instruments such as clocks, barnmetara, and eIectronIc equip ment should bc taken ashore. dried under | lamp and wrapped in m0istureresistant paper
 2. With inb0ard motors. drain the water jacket. rinse with a cleaner. and then fill with an antlfreeze solution. Drain the crankcase, clean with flushing oil. and then i'll with winter Iayup lubrIcating oil During the winter. periodically turn over tine engine hy hand 10 alter the tension on valve filters.
 O- With ouihoards flush out tho cooling systems with fresh water Add fresh oil to the gear case and drain fuel from the carburetor bowl
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08
M eetEng Tuesday Of Cub Pack 213

A meeting of Cub Pack 2l1 M scheduled for next Tuesday in the high school auditorium The meet Ing Is planned hs training course for den mothers
 One Of the features Of the meet ing will ho the showing of film or Cub Scouting There have been several new boys registered and new den mothers added Scout leaders emphasize the necessity of scouts attending pack meet ings, once they have registered
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08
WEne Practical Tips for Storing
 Your Bont Away Tor tho Winter

New York If you haven't haul ef your boat out Of the water and nut it into winter storage, the first cold snap Of the year will probab. ly send you bustllng about thnt task.
 Here are 9 practical tips from the current issue of tho magazine, Popular Boating. on putting your boat Into storage Follow these rules If you want 10 insure optl- mum winter protection for your hull, engine, and equipment
 The worst thing that can hap pen 10 boat hauled out of the water Is hull deformation due 10 improper weight disirihuIlon In the case Of most boats, the weight should rest solely on the keel Most boats stored upside down
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08
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T'Oday-

Barbara Stanwyck and Barry Sullivan head the Cast In Forty Guns. n western drama n ClnemaScope Dean lagger, John Erickson and Gene Rnrry have the costarrIng roles The picture relates story Ot the Arizona Territory In the i1H0's when political bosses waged fierce and bloody battle with the avenge citizenry for supremacy of the range and Territory and the boss in this instance is a woman
 On the same billing ia another western, Copper Sky" Marnud ing Apaches, wipInr out entire settlements and fighting bloody battles with us Cavalry troops furnish the exciting action
 Jeff Morrow and Colleen Gray nre the stars.
 Sunday and Monday
 will Success Spoil Rock iIunter2" N satire that goes even further than the successful stage play of the same name.
 The picture mot only spools the advertising agency business, but ribs televisiOn to M puln
 Jayne Mansfield plays the role of Q screen idol who. in order to arouse the jealousy of her erst while Tarzanllke boy friend in Hollywood, comes to New York and inadvertently takes un with
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08
KODIAK MrRROn

ed. and involves \ models bureau on the famed Sunset Strip Kath. leen Case K the model Tn trouble
 Thursday and Friday
 The neeraIayer," the Twen tieth Century-Fox Cinemascopc production Of James Fennimore Cooper's great American epic of the early struggle between pio neers and Indians on the flrsl American frontier, is tho first Of n double header The second is Apache Warrior saRn of katawnn. the last of tho great Apache warriors Starring roles are played by Keith Larsen and Jim Davis.
 "The Deerslayer' tells the class ic story of the struggle between frontiersmen and the deadly Huron and Delware Indians, and stars Lex Barker, Isita Moreno, Forrest Tucker. Cnthy o'Donnell. Jay ~. Fllppen and Carlos iivas
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08

Tony Randall, who needs her en- dorsement Of his advertising agency's iipstlek account In order t0 keep hls lob.
 If color " I1H hixas thls ple- turH rntds high.
 Tuesday and "Wednesday
 A double feature again. The suspenseful drama Df sensitive young musician with an obaeasion to kill provides the absorbing Background for Strange Intru tor" In II arc featured Edmund rurdOm, ida Lnpinn. Ann Harding and Jacques Iiergerac-
 lInllyw0od's motion picture colony ls the locale for Allied Artists tense drama of mystery and murder. Calling Homicide starring Bill Elliott, in the second feature of the double billing,
 The scene of the crimes take place in the Los Angeles area, where the picture was nholoRrapn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

voLKsMA0EN 81 sedan Polar
IiIfi / 0uneIi loW mllcagfi ~.
Aun call duFlnE day m a,ietu,
yoLKswA0lN go gr.yi N Il! q, I,
esllsnl s9ndltion sne ghIItp
whssiss. Va 20 l.ssia' b % >
voi KswAdKN 1888 s-dr5 u, a b.
perfect hFouehoui si,uas, siph
daVn, -
SOLO VII ave ass. sW'o'wo s.seOo
VOLKsWAGIN SO. sreen, excel,
rond lmmae throuHhout, tpha'
WHY'S "a Jetpl ~, drive, steel
top, nsv brakes, mech. soodl body
fair; excel for huntins and hsh-
Inc. sf00 o. hest offef KE.
s.ag4B
wILLYs super . station waaenl
with ovefdfiys. looks and runs
splendid, saes. ssb down ROPER
MOTOR, IA, a.efO0
wILLYs go station vAron A.
wheel drive, eood eond.' Just COM
pleied $500 motor oyerhaul' VII
saerlhoe for $500. DAN osrRow
CONSTRUCTION CO. si7 Univ
blvd, West silver sprins. Nd,
~, s-nis0
ZEPHYR 1899 4-dr. "d'i equipped.
excel. cond, throughout. faNa, 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
SIMCA
FROM Sl,695
AIS MOTORS

A-speed Gear Boz
Guar 4 YeaTt or "a 900 Mile
,Wa4 Wilson Blvd, Afi, Va.
"a 7-4a0S
SQUIRE 's7 tEnalish Fordli " ,ea5
UNITED AUTO SALES. atei
Reedie DR., Wheaton, Nd. 70. T.
s2a0, q TO .
sTUDEnAKFR 1888 station vagor
VS.; automatic shift. 2, A ~ PEI
feet condition throunhout, sNoo
ABELL MOTORS
SOTO WV. Ave. NV Wo, B-snnt
sTuDEBAKER 1881 Champion
looks and runs splendid, slhh
terms. SIS On. ROPER MOTOR
La. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

PACKARD 81 a-dr., =. and H., 2,
tone, clean, Funa aood, No deal,
era M, f-a04h
PACKARD 1894 a-door, beautiful
ebony black nniahi q, and h., ultrA.
matte transmission. cannot be told
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1859 star Chief cata-
lima f-dr. hardtop r, and h.,
hydramatie; a-tone nnish' excel
TERMS. $3.50.
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AUToMoBILEs ron SAFE


FRHFECT 80 sedan. y and h., "a
eel eond.i newly Va. Inspected
Siinh IA, Asus.a,
RAMBLER 's6 Custom: =. and h,
and hydra Ike new sinA down
Also 81 Rambler Wagon, esah
PiNKy BRANCH MOTORS, ~, 5
RAMasER 80 a-doori hydFa, :
and h. lmmaej tull price, 5000
ROYAL MOTORS, INC
stO0 oeoFgia Ave NV. ia a-sa0l
ngNAuIT t-cv 81 i.dr sedan
5000 UNITED AUTO SALES
sfH9 Nfrdie d. wheaton, Nd
a.kgfu, y ~ q
RFNAuLT DAuPuIsE h7i 81
sNa .ycral ~ excellent eonal
ton choice Of color uNifhf
AUTO aALta sec Reedie d.
WHEATON, Md 10, t-Nsid
- y
RFNAuLT iaSs paunhins 4-dT
r. A h 1000 miles, new-eaf como
Save st00; si,tnb, sinh dn
BELL MOTORS -.
1910 Wis Ave NV, WO hshNVi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

ETuDEnAkER inAs Champion
rood hcdf D 0On M. ~ Frcun,
ditloned motor, 10, a.ifag,
srunEnAkER bs Champion a-dr
shape real economy tNIa, ut0t
tist ave. University Park, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

FORD 81 Custom $500" FordoI
N.si Furdomatic. red and white
and b 10000 miles, ] owner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

NASH 1880 little Club s.dooF: sac
ROPER MOTOR, IA, 0.aTO0,
sAs .5oJ y ,I ss@s sD,, A ,;ssa,'9O' . and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

sIJnEnAKER 'si champion club
soupf heater oYefdIiyr sos,
MANN OLDS
SnHa iaih 81, q q, 30 a.Nias
sTuDGnAkER 1883 Champion q
door, standard trana, q ana h
4 real clean car NfhA NATIONAL
AUTO nROkEna, hNon OeoFall
ave n,Ws To, 9shN44
TnuNDERnIRD 81. Ike new. hare
TOD soft top, power hteering hne
brakes, eicc Windows asWny scat
Fordomatie ana much more com
pare this before you buy Na,tfa
"a $4,000,
THuNpERRiRD s7. Fordomatic
power STEERING, 2 iopa. h,unu miles
All white, Wv tires, must see Z
appreciate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

fORD 80 Tudor VS., y. and h
500, sa down. 80 mo. ORR son
MOTORS, 5Of W. Broad A., ?, c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
10 'TI,AJKOMA FORD

sees Piney Rr. Rds 1, s., ~ s-ioo,
FORD 40 Tudor black and ,
w y1n' dfRaRsistoSN moso,aRissi y 5 ql' II
Broad AZ. y C., w, i.Aapb.
FORD 's7 FAirlane 900" 4.df
md p Fordol' red and White
lomat lcaying; Si,Tb0, EM s.ftsu
foRD '5S Fordor Country sedan
: and h., FoFdomatiei good conc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
TAKOMA FORD

ROpER MOTOR, IA, 0saI00
NASH bs Rambler hatdtop. :, and
H.. eood cond only t2lA,
TAKOMA FORD
s7aS Pinss N, nd, %, 30, ~ 600
oLDsMonILE 1880 t-dr,i Z. and
eg;s ' ~ b.. s's orr,I 81 's.7issssed ''
oLpsMopiLE 1897 "as" Holiday
coupe full power equlnmenti blue
nnlah gery clean only ss'Aabi ccc
guarantee.
| Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
Ices end 81 NV, Va, 10000
OLDS '58
s sRss hss,sS a' R9 si i,s4S' i pSasf
brakes End hteerina, Wv, tires,
many ether accessories. company
nineiAi car, carries new-car title
and guarantee, plus aA,OnO-mile
warranty, A real value for only
IOLMSTEAD Odds
5000 Wilson blvd, "a, 7.siun
orEL ~ e-dri blue, exeellsnt
S ssnd d.lys sTy low @il''s'' si'''S'
oLpsMoBILE 1885 Holiday sedan
gray power steering and brakes
special, Si,An5i CcC guarantee
| Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
li22a eend 81, NV, Pr, 7.eBOu
IoLps 81 i-doori = and H., auto.
GOOD ennd. only st0A,
TAKOMA FORD
s72a Piney nr, nd. 4. g.. ~. 1000
oLDsMORILE 's5 SUPER esq hard
FiIigsiry w sR RCssH Sos5T Roi 's g.
oLDs '5a convertible "ss": new
TOD low mi Owner eolns IN serv-
ODDS '54 Holiday "ss''. green and
whi.s vel equip one owner
OLDsMOBIIE 's4 ''aS": power
equipped, r. and h., Wv tires
hyframatic. excellent condition
OIL. e-O7i6 mornings, or 5 10 y
| otpsMoBILE 1855 super .'ss"
/ Holiday sedan. TURQUOISE and whltei
power steering and brakes. very
low mileage; substantial savingsi
new-ear terms and warranty.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
l222 22nd 50. NV. Re. $4,000
oLDs '5i "as" 4-dr.; siaa.
WRIGHT MOTORS, INC.
$500 r. !. Ave, NE. Ia, $4,000
I otDsMoBTLE 1853 4-dr. hardtop
sedan; very slightly used; condition
like new. Tremendous savings
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
Fairlinston Shopping Center
CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY ''V
OLDsMOBILE 80 "SS" 4-dr. sedan,
tor eond.. low mileage, orininal
owner going overseas Must sacrl-
nee. Ho. 2-6l5l. Ext. 716.
OLDS 81 "qs" 4-dr.: foil power
equip low milease; excel; S7O0
IA. 2-727S.
OLDS "a "sS" 2-dr.. 2-tone paint.
Wv. tires. hydramatic. 7. and h !.
cry clean: 81 O05
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
lcoNTlNutpl

FORD - conveFtibisi al white bis
ems auto trans, pf, y ana ~
padded dash, yiaorti very clean, No
Wents ri. H-4isl
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DIVER
Dooaes Plymouth
visa old Oeorneiown I'd
DIT VMOUTu 40


PLYMOUTH $50
Club coupei beautiful efiginal hlael
hnish. radio and heater Must ael
70 Appreciate, siab. sls down.
WAahlngton'H Oldest and Laraeat
Dodee. Plymouth Dealer
KAPLAN a. CRAWFORD
''V1 opsn Daily. 90 oaV'
r ss.s. WI Tp., 1881 s ~: i ps SIS
PLYMOUTH IS station wagon
new ss,iel l0i direct from lac.
tory Mt Miller, Fleet Mar $50
per mo limited supply, FALLS
CHURCH Oh aoTo-PLYMoUTh
PLYMOUTH 'a7 sport coupe VS.
auto, tfana,, ?, and h., apoItonl
paint. perfect cond. throughout
VIII suil the most DISCRIMINATION
BUYER. Pull price Si,7p5.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
lii00 ueoraiA Ave. NV. IA. a-2gOi
PLYMOUTH 81 4.df. savoy. auto
trans, extras sl,a25 en-. 3-n0sO
PLYMOUTH 1855 cluh sedan
auto, H.. immaeuiate oond
Ssn6, si.b down.
500 wis. S AVE-, NSE,o No. s.sooC
PLYMOUTH 1885 suburban 4 -dr
Custom station wagon. s-tone
blue, V-N, poWeriiite, r. and h.,
one owner: nice eond only ~ .ap5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

IMPERIAL, crown 81 i.dF, hard,
TOP AL poser equipment, 7, and
y. wsw, Urea sa'apo' only $500
ROYAL cHRYsLER, INC.
afoI r. wh,'s I ssss'vO0d' Nd
IMPERIAL "a Grown i-dr hard
TOP, ali power equlpmfnt. less than
SUI mliet substantial aAvinGk
ROYAL CHRYSLER, INC.
apOi n /. Ave, brentwood, Nd,
wa $4,000
Jsfe 1854 t.vheel drive, with
fuil ton, si,TAn, 10 Tsnfha,
hkiA Winston ~, Temple Hllla, Ma.
"a SALE 1910 i.dr, $500 cash
nrm Mech sound, clean, oFif
body, ~ tires new, runs perl
IA mna Pine example ihll spe-
eiai-inierest car, See - n
tenaie Plaza pafkina lot hon
EINCOtN 20 cosmo. l.dra eood
send send $50 eau 10 l-aosa
LINCOLN 'bI Cosmopolitan f.dr.
sed hydrHmatie. 2, and b., $500,
only g4A down.
ROYAL cHRYsLER, INC
1901 n. l. Ayea brentwood, Nd.
WA, 10000
LLOYD. wAuEN-oerman wonder
car BY Borg.WAfd. air cooled,
iFrnt-vheci drive un 20 80 mi per
gai A lQg A. u sihl complete.
80. -, ALLHp MOTORS go,
MERCEDEs BENZ 81 "eig': black
red leetreF int. reclining seat,
ana q excel. cond'i PVT owner
MrRcuRY 80 Monterey a-dr. s.a-
ton vaaon. Mercomalle. q and h.,
Wv. tires. power steering; ~ 800
HILL q SANDERS
wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
iiif Vermont Ave NV. AID. Assoc
MERCURY 81 4-dr, sedan. y. and
n. overdriye A clean snd car
MANN OLDS
5000 18th ST., s s. ~. 5-6id
MERCURY so Monterey hardtopi
onls S"n 81 sou mT ia p pS,as 1 ssnt
1AANN fNNHAN NAAA ~ NJ RANM
terms TOM CARR FneEL, INC,
1901 Good Hope I'd. Sc, LII.
4-1S5S.
MERCURY 81 Monterey 4-dr., o.
pass. station WAGON. standard
trans, pb. Wv. tires, z. and h..
$4,000 mi. I owner, excel. cond (.
Si.is5. NO. 7-O5lS.
MERCURY 1917 coupe. Odds mo-
tor. f-bl carb, floor shift, re-
upholstered. lead"d, r. and H.;
S35a TW. 3-Tg3i.
MERCURY 50 commuter sta
wagon; 7 and h, full power;
low mi. Immac. only 81 ,td5 full
price. bsnk terms. TON CARR
EDSEL, INC, 1901 Good Hone I'd
Sc. LU. 4-7S5s.
MERCURY $50 Monterey g-pasS.
wggon: full power, S2n5 On Four
other wfRons at PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS, JU. 5-s525
NFRCTfpV 1854 hardfons Merco-
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washineton's Oldest Ford Dealer
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PLYMOUTH 1880 club coupe. looks
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SIS On. ROPER MOTOR, La
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'LYMOUTH 1888 station wagon
all metal; looks and runs excel
lently $3.50, terms, SIS down.
ROPER MOTOR. la. 0-s7O0.
PLYMOUTH 1874 cranbrook ciut
coupe, a-tone blue and gray, by
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IMPERIAL 50 Grown f.dr hard
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hub miles substantial aAvinlk
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IMPERIAL crown 81 l.dr, hard,
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