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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18

BERKELEY-BEAUTIFuL COMMUNITY NJ THE EXCLUSIVE
FoxHALL ROAD sEcrioN-DEvfLoPED BY FRANK s
PHILLIPS SHOCKS TO LADY or VICTORY CHURCH
AND ScHool-71ol 46th ST. kW.-oPEN SAT.,Yl-S;
SUM-. i-S-Bend-nev beaviy eoatoinias bedrooms plus
Ebrsy Lovely big Splendid eUor Spacious eensef-he
basement eov grounds Of the Beeon Embassy provide
The perfect setting MORE THAN SIXTY PROMINENT WASH
lN6ToN FAMILIES HAVE BOUGHT HOMES IN BERKELEY Moss
Ave- Nsbreske Ave. Ground circle and continue keheska
late Fsxho 3D.; continue Foxhe 10 ST. right block
46th st. end home On corner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18

LAKE BARcRoFT--THls ONE You HAVE TO SEE TO BE-
LlEVE! 5 BEDRMS. q BATHS. GUEST SUITE. LIBRARIES
RECREATION ROOM, MID 4osl 500 LAKEVlEW DRIVE;
OPEN SUNDAY Is Right the Ioke with fsbuoUs picture
window from emos every Swimming fhins bOcins
sksAe right in your bockyord The lectures nomed
ore oay the beenoins you MUST SEE WITH YOUR OWN
EYES! Positively q fon,ce vcue, S. 900 DOWN MAY sUY
ceIumbs Pike Ia miles past soIeys Crossroads the
LIKE Bsteott right thea left Loke'ss drive
to home Cell M. Kerr. AD. 2lSs3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18

BRAND-NEw HoAE ~ EXCLUSIVE KEkT-S BEDROOMS
-3h BATHS-LowER 4os-4s1o WEAVER TERRACE
NW.--oPEN SAT-, is; SUM-. l-5-Haadsome cOOaioi
residence built BY Froak s. Phillips LARGE BEDROOM or
LlsRARY AND FULL BATH ON IST FLOOR. bedrooms Z
baths Ind Oor Beeutul eereoOn Heoy slots root
end every other se construction lecture Trode IN your old
bore 3D. continue Loushboro Lowell ST. left to Weaver
Teuoce end LETT to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18

BErHESpA-REAL SNOWFLAKE NEAR LANDok SCHOOL
CENTRAL AIR coNDITioNlN6-loW 3os-6oo6 kIR-
~ RoAD-oPeN SUM-. l-S-"Perfeetion" under
settlement describing this lovely home Large level lot
avissb leadseapsd bedrooms ga boths Sepeots dining
ndesefbobls Kitchen beoufu ycdlevel Fomy Room
hos spoes end onto delightful covered pcto ccrpO
Fine qae home less thon yee old and much better thon
Wisconsin Ave Brcdey Blvd. LETT Wilson Lone left
Morbuy Rd, left 10 Kirby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18

Mr.. Gardella is chairman and Mr.. Minnix
vice chairman Of the committee making ar
rangements for the 18th annual Washington
home show to be held by home builders at
the National Guard ArmQry February Is
through %. Other members OF the committee
are: Carl MacCartee, Alvin L. Aubinoe, John
o. Aylor, ]. Garrett Bethel, Harry Boswell,
lr.; Frank Calcara, Donal L. Chamberlin,
Clarence w. Gosnell. Angus Lamond, r.
Girard Lee Richard H. Mansfield, A. Milton
Talbert and w. Evans Buchanan, president
Of the builders group
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-04

national champion, was shown.
Jim Ricca. former Redskins
star, was host for the clinic and
served soft drinks. Ice cream
and cake.
Following are some of the
late entrants in the Derby:
Justine Nicholson - Dick Hendrick
Jimmy oregory, Peter conant and John
Atkins.
Ourisman Mandell - Steve Pindell
William E. Grant, Stephen Clark, Roll
and Zelgler, Leonard v. DiGiovanni,
Joseph Chirieleison. Gregory Stone and
'0f Rosentha nO m William Mccrath and
Richard 7. oioreiii; AddisonEcharies
Phillips and Keith Dinger
Tom s--Monte Roy Folkenroth. Wis
singer-Don Davis and David Murray
Stohlman-Danny Bromley.
Loving-Hugh McWhorter, Bob Wind
scr and Thomas Windsor Kenyon
Peck-Michael Omohundro and Frank
M. Karsten, ir. Barry Pate Motor Co,
Inc.-William r. Cooper, Warren Cros-
by, Ernest W, Mcintosh and Paul Bat
Aero Auto-Harold conklin. Larry
Dowdy, Dwight Barnes, Larry Waugh,
Danny Pemberton, Alva B. Hearn,
Thomas Storer Lewis Downs, Michael
Abel. Tommy Swain and Bill Baum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-04
Red Press Tells
Of Vests Alarm
Over De GuuIIe

MOSCOW, June 4 (P.-The
Soviet press has held off COM
ment on Gen. Charles de
Gaulle's rise to power in France.
But it selected views from the
Western press and French poll
iticians-much Of it alarmist
in nature.
Soviet newspapers followed
step by step the opposition to
National Assembly, especially
from the Communist deputies.
They carried extensive reports
of strikes and demonstrations
throughout France.
The Russian papers quoted
extensively from the United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-04
New Suspect
Arrested in
Cofe Lootinq

Washington police yesterday
arrested a suspect in the May 10
burglary of Basins Restau-
rant, l347 e street NV, for
which they originally had
charged another man.
The new suspect, Albert w.
Wood, 10, Of the first block of
Patterson street NE. q former
dishwasher' at the restaurant,
admitted the 1925 theft, 1t.
John T. Bailey said.
The former suspect was Joe
B. Logan. SO. another dish
washer, of the 800 block Of X
street NE. Mr.. Logan was
charged after being identified
by a cook as the man he saw
leaving the closed restaurant
early on May 10, but his case
later was ignored by the grand
jury.
Wood was arrested about 8
am. on the roof of the
Golden Gate Restaurant at
3547 Georgia avenue NV. Po-
lice answered a citizens COM
plant about noises on the
roof" and said they found
Wood crouching there beside a
broken skylight.
At police headquarters, &C
cording to 1t. Bailey. he adj
mitted both the Basins theft
and the 5000 burglary of the
Curtain Call Restaurant at
1913 E street NV. on May 81.
In the latter case, he entered
the building by a skylight, po-
lice said.
Wood was charged with
three counts of HOUSEKEEPING
in the three break-ins. He was
arraigned at 7 am. before
Municipal Court Judge Austin
L. Tickling and held for the
grand jury under $4,000 bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-04
Clinic on Rules Aids
Coaster Derby Boys

A clinic for Soap Box Derby
entrants held this week at
Toms Chevrolet in Wheaton
was attended by about IS boys
and their fathers.
The clinic was to aid boys
in solving some of the problems
they have encountered in in
terpreting the rules. A ques-
tioning period followed a dis
cussion Of the Derby by How
ard p. Bailey. assistant to the
managing editor of The Eve
ming Star, who is chairman of
the local Derby.
Changes in the rules for
future races were suggested and
will be taken up with the Ma
tional Rules Committee for
consideration.
Following the question and
answer period, the movie of
last years Derby, including the
finals at Akron and scenes from
the European trip won by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-04

States, British and French press
as well as from speeches and
statements Of French politi-
clans. Many of the comments
chosen emphasized dangers
ahead.
Emphasis was laid, too, on
Gen. de Gaulle's relations with
the North Atlantic Treaty Or
ganization.
Quoting the United States
press. the Soviet papers said
American officials are following
Gen. de Gaulle's return to power
with mixed feelings of hope
and fear.
The British press, they said,
expresses fear Of a strong
France which could be a rest
less partner in NATO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-04
REDS CLAIM
CABBAGES GROW
IS FEET WIDE

LONDON (P.-The Rus
slams claimed yesterday to
have discovered a soil prep
aration that will produce
carrots 3 feet long and
cabbages S yards wide.
They didn't say how the
monsters taste.
Moscow radio quoted
Prof. Mikhail Shemyakin.
an organic chemistry au-
thority, as saying the secret
is in hibberelines - fungi
with a fantastic capacity to
stimulate growth.
Prof. Shemyakin said five
grams (0.176 of an ounce
Of the fungi strains spread
over one hectare (nearly
IA acreS is enough to OBJ
tain giant vegetables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-04
Diabetes Apparently
Is Not Inherited

CHICAGO-Little is known
about diabetes. Apparently it Is
not inherited. but a predisposi-
ton toward the disease prob
ably Is. Life-insurance studies
show a definite link between d.
abetes and overweight. Also,
family history-such as patterns
of nutritious involved.
Some authorities believe that
inability to cope successfully
with the strains of modern life
may also play a role in this
disease and that increasing in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-04

come and food consumption,
sedentary occupations, urbani-
zation. and industrialization
may also be involved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-04
Catholic Prayer Vigil

More than 1900 men from 50
Catholic parishes in the WASH
ington area viii participate in
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be the girl who has wonderful time, all summer
OWN A WARDROBE OF
SWIMSUITS BY JANTZEN

Spending every possible minute, in or
near the water, you'll want several Of
these flotterers. All with Jontzen's To-
NOUS fit. styling and swim-obiIity.
A. "Centerpiece," sheath with three d.
rensionol blue or black stripes 1898
B. ribbon Counter" odroit use Of sotiny
stripes. Blue, beige or black. 1925
c. "Scorf Ring" sheath, houreIoss pan
eled with side shrrino. Strops threod
through fabric rings. Red, royal or black.
l4.9S
D. Coy oohs," knit sheath with figure
proisine stripes. Navy or gold on white,
rose on pink. 1925
All IobeIed for fobric content.
W6L-Sporsweor 5rd Floor
also Chevy Chose. Corners and AIexondria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
OurlSman-MandeII
Chevrolet

s24l Nichols Ave. Sc. LII. s-1OSi
oLDsMoBILH 80 ''es'' sed.; r.
ssss B i sHfLR Esn sosbR scs'! ssS snd
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
l12l s1st 81. NV. Pc. 7-2470
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

YARMOUTH 'ba n1IreaTFe va 1s-
dan hou.e earl pQufFaiia power
siatrlnn. healer and d6IFollef. tor
sion-alr ride, satisfy glaes, safety
rim Mheela' al. lean seat undeF-
s sess s.rs r Is L. ~, sss-s, iss
s2.1o8.
ylEEsEB;oEVE ss shRysEg cgr
ssoO wiscoNsik E1W m s.sSoe
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AuToMO1ILn Foa sALI



Fairlans aSOu' f.aoor sedan, Dc.
llish1iai e.lons ereen npl1h. match.
llnr rfeen 'lnieflori fnllY equipped
l~eiralne power flesrinei car ~.
lllecgs new car condition. oNC nuar-
in6ist3Osf kkIcf, Villas
lOLMSTEAD Odds
5000 Wilson nlvd,, All, "a, f-efon
fonD 1917 Va Country sedan
station Wagoni ivory And nKAf'
ewg OK s.gsss ''an'@i''''n' 'a'ipe'
FoRD 80 custom ~. rndefi
f0rdomatie and other extras. e
Tone Gfeen hnlll, mntehlne III
wis., enc e 'sp.sisr .s.e '' S'i'ss
TRIANGLE FORD
a0f6 n. I, Ave. Nh. la. p.i0oa
FORD 1888 vs. Country sedan D.
pssSeneer station uaaon; blue and
vhlls lully saaipped: sf.7esi ccc
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
lfe3a send 81. NV. FE 10000
FORD 'hh Country SQUIRE station
rordomssIe ana many ssiras. prlr.
lnaf black hnllh. Fofd'a nne1i
wagon and rs llke neu through
eul: 10. down payment; trade o.
'iCRANSON RAMBLER
tesa Bs,hs,Ss Ave. ID, nsshssda. Nd.
FoRD ,ss e-eyl. FoIdor: white.
s sai.1 ssss,i ess' kE s-oaS4s' ''n'ml-
; isS 4 Pay Il. %: SSaH. Or SsiS
HUDSON ~ little WASP sedan. !,
E RoPEb lI SoP Pss IA steS si.ssSScS. an
HUDSON 1882 s-dF hydra; siaa,
ELooD PONTIAC, 500 via. ave.
WO. $4,000.
HUDSON $50 Hornet a-door, radio.
heater. hydrnmailc drive. 9-tone
immaculate. one owner: sale price
wHkfLkR' INC cHRysLER CRY
. gSH %IscoNsis s ssN r iS ss
HUDSON "a club coupe; ] owner,
z. and h., auto. trans; s6e5. IA.
s-iN42.
HUDSON 40 4-dr.; equipped. 7,
and h. etc. runs sood. Special
BOWMAN
Studebaker.packa rd- Mercedes
1900 @. Ave. NV. RIA. 6-ll22
IMPERIAL '57 cdr. hdtp.: white;
miles. perfect: S3,6N5. XII. e-OS27,
IMPERIAL ,57 4-dr. sedan; full
power, very low MILEAGE; abso.
iutely perfect: S3,lob. PERKINS
MOTOR SAILS, IA. 5-a13o,
IAGUAR 'b2 Marx vi: black, red
haul: $500. 10. a-6bbe ewes.
JAGUAR 1885 Marx VII sedan
iaQU0 mt cream color Win rec
auto, trans; 7. and h.. one owner
WARREN, ST. 3-l9tN.
JAcuAR 'bs XXX 80 NC roadster;
JET super % 2-door Tome 7.
and h.. Wv. tires. Conf. wheel;
very sporty, small economy car
WOLFE MOTORS. 1888 n. Moore
81 Arl-. Va ct hosslyn' ia
KAISER 81 Custom sport sedan;
and h., auto. drive, looks and
runs like new. SaerIlce, 4.g5;
$9s en- SIS mo- ROPER MOTOR
LINCOLN 1887 Premier hardtop
coupe: lustrous black. very clean,
power steering and power brakes;
$3.495: ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
i2es 22nd st. NV. FE. 10000
LINCOLN 1855 Capri 4-dr.; full
power, 7. and H.; gleaming black
Irish: Wv. tires: ike new throueh.
out; week end only. Sl.2a5, termi
BELL MOTORS
SOLO wis. Ave NV. Wo. $4,000
LINCOLN ga Capri nardtop: ever
extra, full power. Today's special
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. /. Ave. NE. LA. 6-663C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

0LDs lal cnEv. tll-lnks es
PAM cara. Terms eaah. Can 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

FLHMouTm IA PuFyl 5000 mllen
eQuInp1d white y,~w. tirea.s e.
psr Sisiis. . 4 snd X, ~ 5.sSn.oi''
PLYMOUTH '55
e-dooF' enuinpfd. with orerdrlve
siralght irnnamlnlloni not nsu, bui
Iuat NE rev: hank rates, - others
$685.
DodGes falmouth Dsalsr
KAPLAN n CRAWFORD
tsoi Com, Ave EM. $1,000
PACKARD 1894 CLIPPER a-dF, o.
iaxs sedan: sbony black, ,. and n.
ullramatic tranam.. absolutely the
cheapest - n town like nev
Inside and out, Nd4h
DIVER
DopuE-PLYMoUrH
15a1 old oeofaetown nd.
Bethesda. Nd. o. a-1tli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

fld cond. with 'Ai mnlofl fncflnce
roR, Ia d-si00.
MERCURY 1897 Monterey hsrdlop
eoape, e-ions siaT; has every thInG.
leu milsas, real elsan, iiks nsv'
BOWMAN
atudeba ker- aehard- Mercedes
1900 o., Ave. NV, IA. a-iies
MrncuRye. ,a5a. new and 60. on
ela cars. only Z LETT nsw-ear title
and warranty, while theg last saw.
ms ID 70 ki,5un.
LEE ID. BUTLER, INC.
|iiai sini 81, NV. ~ f.sf9o
MERcunY 'ha Monlersy a-dr waa-
oui Il end b. auto. trans, puNtf
atalrlne. W. new NllAA, ~
DOWN. SUNDAY, 4 'tll 3. paY-
menta % lpll Yeuf budeei No
NIL PONTIAC, 13e0 wis. ave,
o. $4,000. In The Heart Of
MERCURY iahs herdiop. BLACK
y ~ ns..t',.-1 uiea slfant.t
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" ANNH VII -
FnIDAy. MAY -. 1888
kuTomoBllFs FoR SALE
lcoNIlNuIDl
ronD IS cpunuy sedan vs. ~.
shs paint bssi bug q ttsn'
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
VII and Knleoil NV, KK. 1.lao,
NokD 1854 crg..llns = eyL FpEeoIl
Il and ~. 80. 900 nj. excel. tires
{1ffhanifaily excel oris. 'ovnsfl
AHNA. oN 3sehin.
Eo1D 1888 station vaaon "erl
N4fk nrn1ni equipped heater, &c
ooka 5000. raina nood. Special
BOWMAN
,,jS Is k:s nv S Sz ssis-
foND tb kaiFlane =" club sedan
and ~ Eofdqs pc. and p.b. ~.
MANN OLDS
Ju' g-diS6
fonD '57 Custom 800 Tudor
pas owner sec this ens. onIJ
HILL & SANDERS
wa1h'n Oldest Ford Dealer
lila vermont Ave. NV.
AID. f-4a00
toaD 1898 Tudor; st1s % Best
AZ biea Wilson blvd ArL
tonD 1898 v-s Country sedan sta.
ton WAeon. =. and h.. Wv, tifeai
M This vi. end only, si1f6.
DIVER
DoDoH-pLYMoUTH
isihesda' nd.. OIL 6-7iIi
FORD 1856
sss d.. pos sea s e; 't tuPauoiss
"a white q beautiful i-ovnsr car
hOSENTHAL CHEVROLET
alou columbia Pike. IA. 7-e7ss
FORD $50 Custom VS. Fordor: out
1IandIng condition. 1870 actual
ult equipped, Fordomatlc. 2. and
~ $3.50. trade, bank finance,
KIRK MOTOR co.
fooQ Georgia Ave. ia. a-4so0
FORD 80 Pairlane town sedan:
cool Arctic white; 1000 mi, /:
Fofdomatie, custom trim. This 4
IN unusually me family car. Priced
iof iInmed. sale at si.S9s. AID.
FORD "a station wagon VS. coun-
try sedan: Fordomntic, r.. and h..
frr: $1,000. Your trade vii drive
KIRK MOTOR CO.
GOO oeorKia ave. ia. a-4sOO
t0RD BUYERs-Fof less than .
used price. own q hrand-new Fiat.
fabulous italian Import. 4-pafs.
sedan: delivered. ecmpl, only
~, 10a; 3-yr,, 34,00O-mile guar.
CENTRAL. MOTOR Co. 1901 Orc
sssss =. All Alf fSSn Ss ~ sSp4 s siH paw.
FORD '55 Victoria hardtop, beaut.
Dix. WHIT. Fairlane; custom int
fior, Fordomatic, 7. and h.; St.200.
NO FfxKD DOWN PAYMENT
KIRK MOTOR CO.
600 oeorsia Ave. ia. a-4s00
FORD 80 ranch wagon Tudor.
Fordomatic. heater; $1,000 mi:
Sl,s00. AID. 4-072s.
FORD 80 VS. convertible; stand
ard shift T. and h.; owner;
best ofier. OIL. $500.
FORD 1857 Fairlane 800" VIC
ttoria; power str. Fordomatie, r.
best cfier. GA 4-e37I.
F0RD '5e Custom VS. PcrdQr; u.
en-. F0rdo., T.. h.: only $1D0, can
finance. CROWN MOTORS 2OOl
Nichols ave. Sc, Lu. 4.1blb.
FORD 1858 Thunderblrd; very low
MILEAGE: white, completely equip.
S4.296; cCc guarante.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1872 22nd ST. NV. Re. $4,000
FORD 80 Fairlane 300" Tudor;
Eray with white. Fordomatie, T..
p; low milease; real nice; onls
HILL & SANDERS
wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer
2f14 Vermont Ave. NV. AID. 4-4300
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

IfNcoLn 'se hareiopi Beautifully
ds1Irnsd nnlnmo6l|S e.ione blue
uIlh malchlnE Interior. auto trans.
Erstasasa bbrLRis. ih.oribs ia5.a \ ,Sa eS
LEE ID. BUTLER, INC.
ii9f aisi ~, NV. W. Lean
LINCOLN 80 Capri hardtop, isoU
ever turquoise Win MATCHING 4.
tone leather interior. falIy eanlp
with lurhofrlNf. poWfr nlerfina,
power brakes electric window liila,
f-Way power aeals. Nhilaswal|
Urea, tinted alnan al around Thil
lou-mlloage car vii move fani
81 only Ni.kat. see o. cali LarTT
VS. si.s &2a1non n. Af I .ass
LINCOLN ~ capri t-df sedan
si.inh; gunr and fffms,
GUY sTEUART MOTORS
MERcuRy-Kna
1900 o 9sw bs Ill., ~ HIss7s
LINCOLN "a CONTINENTAL conv.
oTle maroon nnlshi errel' eond
s5hb. 10 a-a1la or 70, e-e.tnS'
L t. lI.ss , @easls I. ,., ea e.splsy =
is Z. ri b, &. :ll ~ ij S.ss ". Au'A'y'
LLOYD wAoKN
German wonder ear bY norsyard-
air.cooled englne, frout.Whetl drive.
a. low ~ $50 Complete,
80. ALLIED hoToRe -.
1 s..I s''.r l esiI IS, s.lS ssss's'
MERCURY 80 t-door hardsgp;
heater, s-tone, Wv, tiresi banka
wiiKEI.hR Inc WHEATON, ND,
SiSsy 6ESa sbrs svi ~ s1sccS
MERcURY 's3 Monterey t-door:
radio, heater. Mercomatic drive.
Wv. tires, Immaculate. one ownerl
wHfKfER. INC. cHRfstKR CITY
. ESH wiscoNsHh SsV .N s .ifoso
MERCURY '6o Monterey 4-dr. sla-
ton wagon. Mefcomntlc. 2. and A.
Wv. tires power steering, $1,000
HILL & SANDERS
Tssa: 1l ss: NV EsFd I Rs. sl..s.soc
MERCEDEs-BENz 'HioI l-dr.: me-
taiic blue sedan; perfect eond
1900 MI; Sa.7O0. m. e-e2ll
MERCURY $50 Custom l-dr. station
--iml...a ~-S a-d ..ht1r
out: low down payment, trade OF
terms. Pull price only ~ ,605,
CRANSON RAMBLER
4e32 Bethesda Ave, Bethesda, Nd
OIL. $4,000
MERCURY 1888 Bypass. station
metal and fiberglas; like brand
iew throurhout: si,iaB, SlpB down
BILL MOTORS
500 wis. Ave. NV, Wo, 6-saOQ
MERCURY '55 Monclair convertible
stick drive; nylon TOP; 7. sne 2
KIRK MOTOR CO. IS
1000 Ga, Ave. NV. IA. a-4eOO
MERCURY $50 Monterey 4 dr.
power steering, Mercomatlc, radio,
heater; new-ear condition; only
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis. and EIlieott NV. KE. 7-130s
MERCURY $50 Monterey hardtop;
superb conf; one owner: Mereo.i
HoRNER's CORNER
BUICK Midtown DEALER
I'LL 14th 81. NV. DI. 7-3paa
MERCURY 'ss Monterey hardtop.
Mercomatie. radio. heater. 2-tons
finish. a clean car n Al condition
Week W. ] en-, .:. special si'sss. Written
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 n. I. Ave. NE. LA. 0-1OOa
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AuIoM0hlLll Don lALL

pevsfl lmmarulaiss atone. 81
HoRnKR'a CORNER
Mi ian ~ NJ" bf s-sbas
oLps ~ as Holiday eoups
beautiful metallic hllyel, special
interior tQnipped with power
aleeflnr peNlI blaksA. eleeills
wlneegs ana sfnt ste, Weekend
Suburban Cadillac Olds
u aAaPkbx us HBcrr'No oc c1s s.asso
OLDSMOBILES
an Sa sHs s.ss a. .csss .ss 'S 5ss "a
u save ron MONEY today
Suburban Motors, Inc.
DoDua-plrMouTfI
~, $500 hllter epFina, Nd
oLpaMoBILR 81 holiday coupe.
beauldul black. Wv. tires. poeff
isfioi, jsts~sy k5dfs, 6uls .aSS,
Alder Odds, Inc.
1880 IAN NV. Do. 7.estt
oLDa Ssb Dc luxs ~pas Halliday
seaps hydra and q pessI
\. sIS Z s .sS scat be . sSST'-
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
VIA. and Eliicolt NV. XXI. ssfauk
oLDs 1870 .'pe" Holiday e-di. 90.
dan; - 600 MI, orin. owner. hy-
ara 2, and n povsT brakes: e. q,
Interior. black top. arny body
llres socd with iiiesuard tubesi
sJ.6, ov, a-abl0.
oLDs 81 s-doqr; green an good
tires and running cond !, 2. and h.:
$500 on beat ofier, TW. 3-7p7p.
oLpeMonILE "a "ss" 2-dr.i ..
and H. hydra. w..v. tires; tur-
eueiae with white TOP. Ser thia.
Fe"' waamx~1
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GUY eTEUART MoToRe


opsn Daily. \ A.n.-a f.n.'
LINCOLN 'fa CONTINENTAL COW.
s9nh, 10 2.aila or 10, e-e.inb,
LLOYD illbe models on display Al
riNKY nRANch MOTORS, " "a
30 mt per sal, sfs5o1 up. Authof.
lned Dealer. ~, A-abab,
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.DIVYER
DIVVER
FAIRFAX NASH

studebaker- Paekard-M Mercedes
1900 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 0-itee
OLDs. 1919 "as" clean. eood
transp.; VIII sacrifice sieb cash.
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FORD 80 custom ~" Tudgri
isFIor. lop anaIlly throu1houi
wesL end special si.sta written
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ofDs ~ "sA" e.dr, hardtopi fun
psVsfl immseulais' s-Ions' 81
e'e' uonnnn,a ennuna
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5000 wilson nlvd.. Arl. "a, 1-efo1
F0nD 1917 va Country sedan
Stallion WaRoni ivory And nTaN.
Aulomalie tranamiaaloni s1sihb
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palrlans "S0U' f.aoor sedan; d..
llnhliui e-lone ereen nnlah. match.
|nR green Interior fully equipped,
lseiralns power fleeringi car r.
llecla nav car oondlfioni OMC nuar-
sH'iSS is65Ssf kkSei villas
Odds
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. KIRK MOTOR co.


FORD 80 Fairlane town sedan:
q SSasnsiiy 1ns family car. Priced ri
for inmed. sale at Si.595. AID.
@-Nu3A
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N1uU coluInbla PIKE. VA, 7-d7k1
FORD $50 Custom VS. Fordor: out
1tandinE condition. 1870 actual
seys sg .5.a roT don Hs.I = and
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CaDitOl CadilIac-OIdS Co

LINCOLN 1887 Premier hardtop
coupe: lustrous black. very clean,
power steering and power brakes;
$3.495: ccc guarantee.
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s.sIR'0's$E % S;s';s;|E:s .gS$E1H,pr,
FORD 1856

Victoria; =. and h.. Pordomalle.
"a ISs; s'y S:su is1', i.o 'Sssp' ssi
koSENTHAL CHEVROLET
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BELL MOTORS
500 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
LINCOLN "a Capri nardtop; ever
extra, full power. Today's special
THACKER MOTORS
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JET Super '54 2-door 2 tone; 7,
and h.. Wv. tires. Cont wheel;
very sporty, small economy car
SPECIAL, $500, low as $50 down.
WOLFE MOTORS. 1888 n. Moore
81 Arl. Va. ct Rosslyn, IA
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18th and r. I. Ave. NE. LA. 6-ib3
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BUICK Md foWH DEALER
iii 14th 81. NV. DI 7-3pa3
MERCURY 'ss Monterey hardsop:
Inish. a clean car In Al condition.
weekend special. s1,29e. Written
guarantee
TRIANGLE FORD
500 r. I. Ave. NE. Ia. 0-I003
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Capitol CadiIIac-OldSC Co.
1922 22nd St. NV. Re. $4,000
FORD 80 Fairlane 500 Tudor;
p: low milease; real nice; only
HILL & SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
ai14 Vermont Ave. NV. AID. 4-43O0
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KAISER 81 Custom sport sedan
and b.. auto. drive, looks and
runs IKE new. saerifce, $.g5;
Sa5 On SIs mo ROPER MOTOR,
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ises sand St. NV. ~. $4,000
LINCOLN 1888 Capri a-dr.; full
power. J. and h.; sleaming black
1nish: Wv. tires: Ike new througn.
out; week end only. Sl.2a5, terms
to suit.
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CanitOl Cadillac-OldSC,o

FORD 1858 ThundeTblrd: very Low
MILEAGE; white, completely equip.
&4.2ob; CCC guarante.
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KIRK MOTOR CO.

looo osorEia ave. ia. a-4soO
t0RD BUYEns-Fof less than .
used price, own q brand-new Fiat.
fabulous italian Import. 4-pass.
eedan: delivered. ecmpl. only
81, 3oa; 3-yr. 3a,00O-mIle guar
tloco St. Alex. or 2e04 JeiI Davis
hwy, Ari. Phone Ov. $4,000. :
FORD '55 Victoria hardtop; beaut.
DIX. WHIT. Fairlane; custom inle-
Ne Elos y KS5ST pwr p az n ,'sss