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BERLIN
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terest in fireworks in Berlin
The end of the war was al
almost, the same place. or
StalinalIee as was the uprising
of the, people Of East Berlin
began on June II. 1858. =
Les than two miles from
where Mr.. Khrushchev spoke
greenclad West German sector
guards stood silently. West
Berlin, although by no means
unaware of the somewhat
sinister drama Of the occasion.
was nuieter than on most Sat-
urday nights.
The drama was heightened
by the threatening tone Of Mr.
Khrishchev's final speech in
Leipzig this afternoon before
a meeting Of Communist
youths. It was by far the most
belligerent outourst since his
arrival in Germany. Soviet
power. Mr.. Khrushchev de-
clared. was greater than that
Of the Western powers who
would be defeated II war
started.
The speaker. who has often
bitterly denounced the Western
policy Of negotiation from po-
sitiors of strength" continued
We recognize the right Of
using. strength when dealing
with imperialists. When you
talk with the imperialists NOR
ais are not enough. You must
be supported by strength"
Power Held Peace Key
The start of a new war. SAID
Mr.. Khrushchev, even If II
starts as a small war, will enc
in the destruction Of CAPT.
talisIll."
Mr.: Khrushchev, who has ar
old saying for any occasion
pressed hard on the theme thai
peace now depends on thu
growing strength Of the Soviet
bloc in comparison to the West
The lamb tried to eat thu
lion, but its stomach was TOT
small" Then came the grin
clincher:
WAR Is no longer inevitable
not because the imperialistl
have become better, but because
they have become weaker. Tit
forces Of peace are stronger
than ever before"
Speaks on UnificatiOn
Mr.. Khrushchev spoke for 81
minutes to the Leipzig meeting
devoting a major portion II
German unif1cation.
He declared a solution was o.
crucial Importance because ir
Germany the worlds two
mighhest military forces stanc
face to face.
In a situation like this. Mr.
Khrushchev said. a small in
cident could touch of some
thing big. He obviously meant
the explosive Berlin crisis
which fiared last November y
when he declared the Allies
should. get out Of West Berlin
and turn 1t into a free city.
The Russians also said that
after six months they would
give the East German Commu-
nists control over Allied mill
tary traffic into the city unles.
talks on the issue are making
progress.
THE German people," Mr.
Khrushchev declared, will
again be reunited. But it is 6
question Of time and a question
Of the paper conditions"
Mr.. Khrushchev, the ASsoci,
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Russians Get the Hotel,
Reporter Finds a Bed
THE SUNDAY STAR
Woshinsioa. o. c. Sunday. March .. 1859


lEPzId East Germany Mar. Lone OF the traditions
OF this annual East German Trade Fair Is that visitors are
given the opportunity Of finding out how the other half lives
For Soviet Premier Khrushchey. bounding around the ar-
grounds looking at tractors the opportunities probably
limited But for otherincluding 200 FOREIGN reporters
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.volved Her Royal Highness In
embarrassing publicity should
so soon have faded away"
Princess Gay at Dance
The Princess, meanwhile
continued to preserve her royal
composure despite the stir over
her former suitor's new ro-
nance. She danced last night
in a full-skirted evening dress
of floral pattern silk at a color
full ball celebrating the 200th
anniversary of the Kings Royal
Hussars. The 29-year-old Prin-
cess is colonel-in-chief of the
regiment.
Margaret returned earlier
yesterday from Balmoral,
where she has been mentioning
with her sister, Queen Eliza
beth II.
Londoners were startled by
a published photograph of her
arrival in which her usually
sparkling pale blue eyes were
lusterless, the corners of her
mouth dropped disconsolately,
and she looked tired despite
her vacation in the bracing
Scottish air.
Last night. however, she
turned up at the Hussars' ball
smiling and apparently as gay
as ever.
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UkraineChief's
Death Probed

MUNICH, Germany, Oct. 16
(AP) .-Stepan BaEdera, Ukra-
MAN nationalist leader whose
guerrillas once battlsd both
Soviet and Polish armies, died
in a mysterious fall at his Sc
cluded Munich home yesterday.
Police said they are investi-
eating his death, and exiled
friends said he may have been
assassinated.
Mr. Bandera died in an am
bulance that was to take him to
the hospital. Police said there
were no witnesses to his fail.
The 50-year-old Bandera is
said to have once headed an
army of 100000 "Banderovici''
fighting for an independent
Ukraine.
After Germany invaded the
Soviet Union in 1941. he col
Elaborated with the Nazis in
German uniform.
Later, apparently fearing his
movement would become too
strong, the Nazis put him into
a concentration camp. In 1914.
when the Soviet army was
pushing the Germans back on
all fronts, Hitler ordered Mr..
Bandera'S release and asked
him to head a Ukranian liber-
alton movement. His friends
says he refused.
In the early postwar years,
his guerrillas harassed Polish
and Soviet communications.
Driven to fight by strong So
Wet and Polish forces, they
fought their way westward
across Poland and Czechoslo-
vakia. At least 800 Of them,
still bearing arms, crossed into
Germany in 1947.
Friends said his life had been
in constant danger. Munich
police records show several at
tempts to assassinate anti
Communist exile leaders here.
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Shooting Awards
To Be Presented

Secretary of the Army
Brucker will receive more than
80 craftsmanship trophies at a
special review at 4 pm. We'd
nesday at Fort Myer.
The trophies. won by Army
personnel in the recent 1859
National Matches at Camp
Perry, Ohio, will be accepted
by Mr.. Brucker for the men.
Army rifle and pistol teams
won 80 matches, established 10
new records and took four of
the five national trophies.
Army marksmen won IA Of "a
high-powered rifle matches, 9
of Is pistol matches and 9 of
80 smallbore rifle matches. Also,
Army teams captured the first
four places in the 1859 National
Trophy Rifle Team Match.
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u. ). Protests
British Sale Of
JETS 10 Castro
BY the Associated Press

The United States has pro-
tested against Britain's plans to
sell outmoded jet fighters tc
the Cuban air force.
Prime Minister Fidel Castro'c
government is dickering with
the British for at least IL
Hawker Hunter fighters To
modernize his air force. Mr.
Castro has proposed swapping
is propeller-driven British Sea
Fury fighters for them.
Some diplom attic reports
claim the Cubans also are
interested in buying a second
batch Of IS.
Seen Adding Tensions
In objecting. State Depart
ment diplomats are understood
to have commended such de-
liveries will add tension to the
Caribbean area. at a time when
anxieties appear to be easing
British and American officials
are reported discussing the
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Leaders Stress
Berlin Liberty
By the Associated Press

President Eisenhower and
Chancellor Adenauer of West
Germany have exchanged mes
sages agreeing on a need to
safeguard West Berlin's indie
oendence and the goal of Ger
man unity in any agreements
with Russia.
Authorities who disclosed this
yesterday said Mr.. Eisenhower
apparently gave assurances that
in discussing Germany's future
he will make no concessions
which Mr.. Adenauer might find
Objectionable.
Mr.. Eisenhower is understood
to have assured the West Ger
man leader that his talks with
Russia's Premier Khrushchev
n no way changed his long
standing pledge to preserve ex-
sting Western rights in the
divided former German capital.
The Eisenhower Adenauer
exchange is said to include at
east three confidential letters,
I'll sent within the last three
weeks.
Mr.. Eisenhower initiated
she correspondence, informants
said, with a personal letter
giving Mr.. Adenauer a detailed
report on his talks with Mr..
xhrushchev.
After Mr.. Adenauer replied
With an expression of apprecia-
don, Mr.. Eisenhower is re-
sorted to have sent a second
etter discussing plans for flu
sure talks with the Soviets as
we'll as the overall problem
Of Germany.
Mr.. Eisenhower is expected
% follow up by meeting per-
sonally with Mr.. Adenauer and
other Western leaders in ad-
Fance Of the long-awaited East
West summit meeting with Mr..
KhruShchev.
Mr.. Adenauer publicly called
for such a Western strategy
huddle Wednesday. Top Unit
ed States officials said they
believe such a meeting can be
arranged either in Washington
or in Western Europe before
the parley with Mr.. Khru-
shchev.
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Catholic Press Blasts
I ownsend Romance

LONDON. Oct. 10 (AP).-A
British Catholic newspaper at
tackled Peter Townsend today
for getting engaged to a Cath
Ollie girl.
Mr.. Townsend, a divorced
man. was rejected by Princess
Margaret four years ago be-
cause the Church Of England
opposes divorced persons re-
marrying. The 44-year-old
World War II hero last week
announced his engagement to
Marie-Luce Jamagne. 20-year-
old daughter Of a Belgian to-
bacco millionaire and a Cath
Ole.
The Catholic Times said that
since Princess Margaret turned
him down because of the re-
ligious barrier, lone would have
thought that Group Capt. Peter
Townsend would have kept
clear of ENHANCEMENT with a
Catholic girl"
Shocked by Event
For with a Catholic" the
paper continued, "the religious
difficulties are even greater
than with the Princess, unless
there are circumstances un-
known at the time of writing"
The paper, which has no off,
cial link with the church,
added it could understand a
girl falling in love and being
prepared to sacrifice anything
for it.
But there are some things
about this case that shock us"
it continued.
'"The first, that a man of
Group Capt. Townsend's knowl-
edge and experience should have
permitted it to come about.
Secondly, that the girls
parents are reported as ap-
proving.
"And thirdly, that Group
Capt. Townsend's great love for
Princess Margaret, which in
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problem in keeping with an
earlier understanding that they
would carefully check arms
shipment into the Caribbean
area.
M. Castro is reported to
have stressed he wants the Jets
for defense only. not for any
military action against the re-
gime Of his Caribbean foe, Gen.
Rafael Trujillo Of the Domini-
can Republic.
Both Cuba and the Dominic
can Republic have bought in
fantry weapons from West
European countries in recent
months at a time when the
United States has banned all
such American shipments.
10000 Belgian Rifles
Cuba is reported to have
bought 10000 modern Belgian
rifles. plus several million
rounds of ammunition. The
Dominican government h"s
purchased smaller quantities Of
weapons from italy and France.
Interesting To American ALL
thorities is where Mr.. Castro is
finding funds to buy weapons.
In public remarks, he has criti-
cized arms expenditures as
wasteful, saying money could
be better used to improve living
standards.
Diplomatic officials report,
however. that h els also trying
to buy fast torpedo boats.
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Convertible spread and Italian collars! Roll-up
and long cuffed sleeves. Lustrous cotton sateen
prints. Fine dacron-and-pima broadcloths.
White, darks, lights. Sizes SO to 38.
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1859 Bel Air, . bedrms. Sa,lD5
1853 Travel Home "a ,4p5
Look - 1850 Elcar, only S4,0g5
mo Trade In
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STATE AUTOS

Wilson Blvd. Opposite Hecht Co.
ia. 4-4500 Under New MANAGEMENT
80 New Yorker; auto;
good eond; /: $3.50 or best offer.
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LYNN MOTORS

CHEW. IS WAGON
Four.door: fully equipped; full
price, sos.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FORD '55

Convertible; automatic transmits
sion, radio, heater, power steer
Ing, all new white orion top, Wv.
tires, A real vacation special.
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AUTO LEASING

T $sss!S$S sT ~. fRcyAfe Auto JIG
wood. Nd, WA. 7-7770.
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40 Windsor 4-dr. sed
ton; dependable, 500. IA. s-3s53.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
tcoNrlhueD)

HERALD HARBOR. MD.-cottase
ecUipment, large iiv s'' rm., and
lots. Call RIA. o-6b40.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CHRYSLER '57

Imperial 2-Dr. Hardtop
Full power, beautiful satin and
blue nnish, Q dream on wheels.
$2,895
Station Wagon Sales
17l7 r. I Ave. NE. AID. 4-45b0
COMETE $50, Monte Carlo SPIT, 4
pass. hdtp.: Body BY Facet, VS.,
4 spd., white Weather int. wire
VIII, top eond. Ju. 7-7524.
CONTINENTAL '5s convertible
sSSER: Ms ssss s s1sc Guarantee 81 SSS:.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
l222 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
Our 26th Year
CONTINENTAL '5S MARK III
hardtop sedan: equipped with full
power and electrical accessories,
special full-leather trim, etc.: ex-
ceptionaily nice; below market at
Our 9Th Year Serving You
Suburban Cadillac Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-770O
CONTINENTAL '5S: auto. trans,
r. and. h., full power, Wv. tires;
exceptional BACKGROUND furnished
on request: Butler Bonded: S4,295.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
Lincoln-Mereury -Edsel-Lark
1921 2lst st. NV. Re. 7-3245
CORVETTE 1865: standard trans
mission, 2 .four-barrel carburetors,
radio and heater, white-Wall tires:
like new: beautiful red and white
z tops, hard and soft top:
5000. KAPLAN a. CRAWFORD
1901 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 2-6300
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i sS1 PRINCE Asf,Ts S SisEsS PRoP:
ERTIBS, 30i-CE. 6.Sl50.
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- 7725 Wis. Ave.
%. 10000 OIL. 4-1412
TRAILER, VICTOR "a; clean, 81
~ Ions. Quick sale; call CIR. g.
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Imperial 2-Dr. Hardtop
Full power, beautiful satin ant
blue nniAh, Q dream on wheels.
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1000 Ga. Ave. ia. 9-4s00
CHRYSLER AS 4-door sedan: S145.
Clean, radio, heater. Phone after
8 pm. weekdays. HU. 3-3402,
CHRYSLER '54 go sedan: lng
mileage, very nice condition. n
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Rte. 2e-2lI Merrifeld. Va.
JE. 4-S20O
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Chevy 'S4 s,ton pickup; r. and
pr '9 trSns siSe ca goo rESSSsr S,sG
j pm. Make an onsro. '''''
CHEVROLET 'b4 Aston pickup,
3lOO series, eood condition, ex-
tras; $3.50. Call Ell. 6-34g7.
DODGE 1871 lM-ton nat stake;
GOOD motor, sood tires. $3.50. Mr.
BAYS, 10. 7-2Og3,
DODGE 1854 dump: excel. rubber
$500, cash or terms. MA. 7-24iO.
FOR SAILS dump bodies 1.-TWO 4
yard, v-ft. and one 3-yard body
good condition. HOPKINS SUN
oCo, Route 3Ol and Pa. MA
1-2blO.
FORD $50 F-lOO acton pickup;
metal body on black. 10, 060
miles: excellent condition; orig
inal owner; Sg9S RE. 5-756i.
FORD 40 F-0 cab over wreeker.
S14b or best offer. JE. 4-iSlS.
HALF-TON PICKUP 1859; new
motor May Of last year. $500 or
best ofier. Call TO 9-7O23 after
HIGH VALUE USED TRUCKS, ali
makes and sizes. SEE US before
you buy. INTERNATIONAL HAIR
vESTER CO., Dol Bladensburg I'd .
nc. Ii. 7-43OO.
PICK-UPs, STAKES, DUMPS, PAN.
ELS, watkins, 100 TO choose
from. MURPHY AUTO SALTS,
INC, 1900 PENNA. AVE. S. B.,
LU. s-3O10.
1888 FORD DUMP TRUCK; good
condition and ready to work. $3.50;
1883 Chevrolet 3-quarter ton:
stake body, perfect Condition.
$500. UN. 4-O7SS,
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6psp % 6iai I've sa aA' s III /
FORD '54 customline 20" Tudor
sedan; good cond., r. and h., sood
tires, Owner unable 10 use: $500.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD, 1859 station wagon. o pass.
enger YES T:Bird special, Fordo-
ti Tres heater o'T rsd i0 PADDED Sa S Sash,
yisors, power steering. new: won
IN rafile: will sell at discount;
already own new car. oil, 4-56Oa.
FORD SO Victoria coupe: =. and
h., Fordomatlc, power steering,
beautiful 2-tone hnish; i-ownsr,
lov-mileage car: SOS dn.
ALDER OLDSMOBILE
6psS1 % Daily HI .. sun Ha' e I'll /
FORD '54 customiine 20" Tudor
sedan; good cond,, i. and h., sood
tres, Owner unable 10 use; $500.
RIA. 3-Bs7g.
FORD 'b5 VS. Fairiane Tudor
sedan, T. and h., excellent eond.
$3.50. OWNER, JE. 4-i5f5.
FORD 81 4-dr. Country Sedan
4 new tires; excel. cond, Sale by
OWNER, S1,550. SO. 5-677i.
FORD $50. convertible: VS., cream
BRAN CHI M ~ o 400 SSTnj Aa rlSE "a
WA. 7-4351.
FORD '57 VS. Tudor; r. and h.,
very low mileage, perfect. ST.
1915; $3.50 down; spot delivery,
BELL MOTORS
Bill Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
FORD '5S station wagon Fordor
Country Sedan beautiful Nile
green, equipped with Fordomatic
transmission. radio, heater, power
steering etc; exceptionally nice;
Our 9Th Year Serving You
Suburban Cadillac Odds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 8-77O0
FORD 1880 Custom 80" Fordor:
| 10000 mi, 7, and h.: best offer
Call Re. 3-9656.
FORD 1850 Tudor coupe: 6-cyl.
excel. cond,: Sl75 or best offer
JE. 3-3619.
F0S:0 '55 sunliner convertible; p.s..
Wv, radio, low miles; excel. cond.
$3.50 or best offer. OIL. 2-16Ss.
FORD $50 S-cyl. Galaxie Town Sc.
dan (brand newt; FoRDoMATIc
radio. heater: our full price de-
yrs. ACADEMY FORD, INC, l2i
Wash blvd. Laurel, Md
FORD 80 9-pass. station wagon
AL cond. in every single detail;
Sl.7s7. JACK PRY, 18th and Pa.
ave. sc. "Our 3Bth Year
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1852 Michigan Arrow. 40 H., !
beorms. This one must so. make
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TRAlLERS
tcoNTlNueo)

GENERAI,-'Ss, sO' long. ideal q
s sSSdas tsPn ssoocS'' S eR s. tiiil
JACK BLAIR & co.
Mobile Homes Of Distinction
w AnI,.no p,.ia spartan I Repair psD St
sPARTANSl-yspxkcsRSIAiFIT-. avon .'v N
LIBERTY--0REAT LAKES
45xiO-FT. MAGNOLIA, S3,Dnh
u TO b-Closed SUM- PM, Wed
MOBILE HOMES and vacation trail.
hinder. YsiioWs Ssss, ser TS' En ss,
TRAILER SALES a RENTALS
Chapel. Nd. WA. 7-4SSi.
MUST SAC. $50 Magnolia 46-foot
: bedrms. front kit, automatic
washer, Ty set, excel. cond car
Call PA 5-56.O: q to & pm
NOTICE
WEEK END SALE ON MOBILE
SPECIAL THIS WEEK END ONLY
1888 Bel Air. . bedrms. S.,0g5
1909 Travel Home ~, 4pb
Look = 1850 Elcar, only S4,0g5
No Trade In
1896 Vindale S3,1g5
1882 Michisan Arrow. 40 H., i
beorms. This one must so, make
offer.
see Ar. Presley, We have the new
1889 55x1O Bella Casa, - bedrms.
on display at our Virginia lot this
week end. Also the firSt new 1859
53xlO villa, 5 bedrmS.. q home
on wheels.
Place your order now while the
price is right. II you don't trade
with us, we both lose. There is q
Collie Sales near you. 2 big loca-
tons. The East's largest dealer.
1908 Richmond Hwy, Alex. Va
h3Uu Pulaski Hwy, Baltimore, Nd
wash. Blvd. Jessup. Nd. on Rte. 1
Miles North OF LaureD
SAM E. COLLIE, Owner
ROCKVILLE MOBILE HOME
SALES Just open in Rockville
aaIea' ! mi: north OF city on 355.
GREAT LAKES. GENERALS and
LANDCRAFT,. new and used trail
erS Tor sale. 40 wkdys., go Sat =,
3 Sun. GA. 4-606s.
SOUTHWESTERN '55 3 bedrm, tri.
ievel. excel. cond.; awning incl.
S3,99O. SO. 5-S2l9.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC SO coupe: full power,
factory air conditioning; Ss,222,
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS, $500
Aver I'd, WA. T-43bl
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

cDGEWATER, MD.-FurniShed cot.
tage; accommodates s: BY week
or month: auto. washer. and drier
Melted beach; slip avail; SIS pei
wk. Colonial S-Sl9S.
MASON'S BEACH-Carol-Jo cot.
tage; mod, . bedrms.: nice place
Wk. or mo. HU. 3-9S91.
MODERN, fully equipped cottage;
fronts on Potomac: pvt. pier;
good beach; safe swimming. LA,
NEAR WILLIAMSBURG, vA.-De-
lightful 3-bedrm. Colonial house
pier and boat: excel. Gre bling and
fishing: golf avail; duck hunting
IN fail; SIS wk. OIL. 4-6626.
PATUXENT RIVER, furnished water
front modern cottage, private
beach, 6 sleeps g. sl2S for Wks
st. JOHNS, mr.. Annapolis; commu.
ting from D. c.; pvt. TO beach and
water: excel. loc.: bedrms., mod /
ern; $50 wkly. or monthly rental
ST. MARY'S COUNTY, MD.-Lge.
5:bedrm. house. ga baths, COM
pletely furn. except linens: all
mod. improv., Ice. screened porch,
bosting, salt and fresh-water FISH,
ing, safe swimming, mile OF
shore line: rental, $500 per month,
incl. all utils. May be seen any
time. Call MRS. FARNHAM. week
DAYS. 9-S. OIL. 2-7S50.
WATERFRONT, cool, clean, mod
hne swimming; accom-. g: So mi.
D. G. EN-. 3-1317. Possible sale
WOODLAND BCH.-Mod. cottage
all cow: scr. porch: y blk. 10
BEACH; $50 wk. JU. 5-4204, VIII.
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Chevy 'S4 aston pickup; 7, and
for trans, Call JE. 4.5207 after
b pm. Make an offer.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEW. az ia ton, DUMP TRUCK,
RELIABLE Hisisii M Mo SSlS' CO CO.
iOl n. Y AVE, NE.
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FORD 1Q36 COIIPE

AbA 4OOO SSOI II
Good condition; $3.50. 10. 1899
FORD ORD. SO S.v3 Cyl ~, ranch IAN Nv, wsE9n;
hvered, S2,262. Same location Al
years. ACADEMY FORD, INC.
III oWsssIh, blvd" Laurel, Nd
FORD $50 "s'' Cyl. Custom fordor;
Fordomatic; immaculate car. No.
2059; S1,0e5. ACADEMY FORD,
INC, l21 Wash. blvd, Laurel,
FoRD $50 S-cyl; Country SQUIRE;
(brand newt; Fordomatic, heater
and radio. wheel covers. Wv. tires
save $500. Our full price delivered
S2.923. Same location Al years
ACADEMY FORD, INC, 121 Wash
blvd, Laurel, Md. TO. 9-5S40.
FORD $50 8 cyl. 300 series fordor
!brand-newl. Our full. price de-
livered, $2,05S. Same location Al
yrs. ACADEMY FORD, INC, III
Wash. blvd, Laurel, Nd, TO,
9-5840.
FORD $50 Fairlane VS. Town sed. ;
fully equip, one owner. immac.'
only $i.0a5: full prize, hank
terms. TOM CARR MOTORS, 18th
a. Good Hope Rd., Sc. LU, 4-7s5S
FORD 80 Model A Tudor sedan;
newly renovated, good running
cond.; $3.50. LU. 3-0660.
FORD '55 Sunliner convert: r. and
h., Wv. tires, auto. trans. q
tone custom finish; very good cond
$3.50. CT. 6-3919.
FORD 80 Model IA: hard to
find classic, fun for you; 1885.
MANHATTAN
IMPORTED CARS
Rte. 29-2lI Merrifield. Va.
JE. 4-S20O
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
JUHN uIFFORD MOTORS
26Ol Columbia Pike. Arl.. Va.

ANGLIA--Prefect, Escort. Consul.
Zephyr. Zodiac Magnificent. ENG
LISH FORD LINE. all models
im JoaN of HsIice5E; MOTORS
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FORD '58

6-cylinder Custom "3OO": straight
transmission, radio, heater; excel
lent 2-tone finish; Ford'S famous
economy "6"; Sl,5o5,
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VACATION PLACES
MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE LOANS

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA
TON, S64l Colesville road, Juni-
per $4,000.
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FORD $50 GALAXY Town Sedan:
5000 miles; has everything;
priced less than dealers cost at
S2,60b; 1895 down; spot delivery.
BELL MOTORS
lb111 Wis. Ave NV WO A-gQO0
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NOTICE

WEEK END SALE ON MOBILE
HOMES
SPECIAL THIS WEEK END ONLY
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GENERALS. sO' long, ideal foI
cond', furn,; $1,000. or. s.OiO6
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