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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-11-12
Romemuker Dates Listed

Dates of Homemaker clubs fol
the ensuing week were announced
by Miss Ethel Grove, home dem.
onstration agent
November IS, Mt. View cluD. s
p. m, home of Mrs Jack Mes.
senger Mrs. Harvey Knox VIII pre-
sent the topic, Study of Youl
Food Dollar" Mrs. John Menges
will give cultural topic.
November II, Hoyes club. 1886
p. m. home of Mrs. Richard Bond
Mrs. John Bishoff will give the
study. Mrs. Hobart Bish9ff will give
culture report; Bittinger club, 7:45
p M, home of Mrs. Jonas Beachy
Miss Lucille GlCtfelty and Mrs
Clarence Stephen have the topic
Mrs. Orval Glotfelty will have The
culture report.
November IS. Accident club. 7:30
p. m. at fire nall. Mrs. Charles f..
Bowser and Mrs Frank SpOerlein
will give The topic Mrs Melvin
Kesner will give the culture report
November 10. Friendsville club,
7:30 p. m, home OF Mrs. Ernest
N. Friend Mrs Harold HENDERSON
and Mrs. Kenneth Savage will give
the study. Mrs. Friend will give
the culture material.
The Western Maryland Home
Economics association will meet
at Westminster November q.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-11-12
Golf Awards Are
Presented at Dinner

Golf awards for the past season
were presented to members of the
Oakland Country club al the an
nual awards banquet held last Sat
urday evening at the Upper Poto-
mac Shrine club near Burlington,
". Va.
Master of ceremonies was James
f. Getty, Cumberland
Winners included members from
Oakland, Tri-Towns and Keyser.
Ladies' Touro ament
Handicap tournament. 18-holes,
won by Dorothy Glotfelty; Louise
Oss. runner up, Ida Davidson, con-
ISOLATION: ringer score, won by
Betty Swadlcy Medalist tourna-
ment, won by Hilda Pritts. with
Virginia Lohr, second low net; low
gross. Hlda Pritts; second low
gross. Dorothy Glotfelty
Handicap tournament, nine holes,
won by Dorecn Frey; runner up.
Helen Seaber ringer score, won
by Dorecn Frey Medalist tourna-
mcnt. Mary Peterson. low net:
Frances Alongi low gross.
Mems Tournament
Spring tournament-first flight.
won by Pepper lnskeep with Wayne
Plits as runners second flight.
won by Ocic Raine, with NJ s.
Brcokhart as runner-up; third
flight. won by Sonny Grant, with
John Purdy as runnor-up; fourth
flight won by Wayne Frederick,
with Jack Hart as runner-up.
Presidents cup handicap tourna-
mcnt. won by Dan Glib with
Wayne Pritts as runner-up.
Club championship tournament,
Pepper Inskeep, club champion,
with Don Smith as runner-up;
second flight, won by Lester An
dcrson. with Roy Davidson as run
ner-up: thid flight. won by Wayne
Frederick. with Jack Jones as run
ner-up
Attending The affair from Oak
land were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
W. Lohr. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Frederick, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Mnnich. MIR. and Mrs Howard
White. MIR. and Mrs Wayne Pritts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pritts: Miss
Mavadell Dodaro, James Spencer.
James Kreyenbuhl. and Oris Titus.
Wayne Pritts served as president
of Inc group for the past year.
Four Oallanders We're named as
new members of the board of di-
rectors. They we're Gerald Min
Mich. Wayne Pritts, Paul Riley and
Howard White
Dancing followed the banquet.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-11-12
Has White Chipmunk

Thomas Spiker, "a, of Kitzmiller
has in his possession a white chip
munk. considered an oddity by
hunters and sportsmcn. Other than
small brown spot on its back
it is completely white
II has been in Spiker's posses
sion about month after being
caught in the nearby woods Her
schel Snyder, of Blaine, also
caught two of the chipmunks at
the same time but one of them
later died.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-11-12

Tuesday morning, causing damage
estimated at about 5000
The car was owned by Eugene
Helbig. If had been driven to the
spot by Mrs. Helbig who was visit
ing Mrs. Donald Stemplc for a
brief period Henry Arnold. police
chief VINO investigated. said that
the door of Petersons car opened
as he turned the corner at Second
and Dixon streets and when he
reached to close the door he ram
med the parked auto which was
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-11-12
Southern High Issues
Call for Basketball

A call for all boys interested
in participating in basketball on
varsity Junior varsity and junior
high teams was issued Thursday
by Dick Travis, athletic director
Cor Southern High school, Oakland
Under bylaws of the state attn
letic association, practice cannot
get und ,rWay until Monday. No
vcmber 1G. The varsity squad
which will play a 19-game sched-
ule. will be coached again by Carl
Schoonovcr Helping him this year
will be Whitley Addison.
Once again Southerns enroll
ment places the school in class A
competition. since the state classi-
fication system declared a school
of $50 bows i'm grades ten, eleven
and twelve is considered as class
A. Southern has Just len over the
enrolment with 260 boys.
The varsity schedule remains the
same as last years competition
with no new teams added The
schedule opens, December with Ter
ia Alta. at home Other games. De
cember Il, Bruce, away; Is. Val
ley, away; 10, Petersburg, home;
%. alumni. home: January ).
Mountaincer of Thomas, away; s,
Parsons, away: Is. Northern, home;
49, Elk Garden. home: p. Terra
Alta, away: %. Bruce. home; %,
Parsons, home: February 2 Valley.
home: 4. Elk Garden away; 9.
Mountaincer, home; u, Piedmont,
home: 16 Piedmont. away; 10.
Northern. away; %. Petersburg,
away.
The junior varsity, coached by
Tom Kuhn, will play a schedule
Of ten games. Coaching the Junior
Highlandcrs for a second season
will be Wayne Johnson Their
schedule will include twelve games.
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Strikes Parked Cor

Walter Peterson, of the Under
wood section struck a parked auto
mobile on North Second street on
teacher representative: and Mrs.
Liller. official hostess.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-11-12
Revival Meetings Begin

Revival meetings begin at the
Flat Rock church on Friday eve
ming. November 10. at 7:3O o'clock
with the Rev. Earl Foster, Of Oak
land. in charge. All are invited to
hear preaching and singing.
The church is located along the
Terra Alta and GAINESVILLE pike,
four miles north of Terra Alta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Meyner Plans
Roads Fund Top

TRENTON. N. J.. June II
(AP).-Gov. Robert B. Meyner
has proposed tapping New Jer-
sey turnpike SURPRISES for 5000
million to provide a solution
to the States transit headaches.
He announced the plan at q
news conference yesterday. He
said the turnpike reserves could
provide the money over the
next % years without costing
the taxpayers q penny and
without harming the interests
Of the turnpike's bondholders.
The key to his proposal would
be a pledge Of State credit be-
hind the $3.50 million in turn
pike bonds. The States voters
would have to approve that
proposal at. q referendum in
November.
Gov. Meyner' said the money
could be used to give railroads
tax relief. change railroad prac-
tices. consolidate rail service,
make loans for new equipment
and to make greater use Of
present facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
ToIkutive PoIitico
Forgets Motel Bill

ALAMOGORDo. N. M. (AP)
The face Of 1t. Gov. Ed Mead
Of New Mexico was slightly red
recently after he attended q
press convention in Alamo
gordo
He drove on without paying
his motel bill.
He explained later in a letter
TO the motel that he had driven
his car Up to the front ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

phaSis on book club commit
ments and movie rights and
SUCH"
In any case. this year prom
Uses to be the best-selling year
for books within anyone's
memory. Mr.. Anderson said.
"And I say that from convic-
ton. not just hope" he added.
Among the potential best
seller" individuals Of 1853 who
addressed the association dele
gates yesterday was Roy Cam
PAMELA. the courageous CATCH
er of the old Brooklyn Dod-
gers. Camp related from his
wheelchair that "it's good to
be alive" and You can always
see around you someone worse
of than yourself"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

they get precious little chance
to read.
II used to read all the time
before I got into the book busi-
ness Is years ago." Charles
3. Anderson. who runs a pros
porous little book shop in
. Larchmont. N. Y, reflected
yesterday.
Nov I find myself reading
book reviews and dust-jacket
blurbs more than anything
else" he added wryly.
Taught English
Mr.. Anderson is a former
faculty member Of the Column
bia University English depart
ment. In those days his COM
pulsion to read came from with
In. he said. Since books now
are a livelihood as well as an
old love, the values. he ex-
planned, have shifted in this
fashion:
Its more important to know
3 little about a great many
books than a great deal about
Q few books"
Mr.. Anderson. president Of
the American Booksellers Asso-
ciation. holding a four-day
convention in the Shoreham
Hotel. feels most booksellers are
In the same intellectual guam
dairy as he.
Booksellers generally are
pleased to suffer another Attic
tion-idealism-Mr. Anderson
ayers.
II don't believe there are
more than a handful of us who
gre not idealistic about our job
Of helping guide the public's
reading taste" he said. "Actu-
ally we love books more than
money. We'd make a lot more
money if we were merchandise
ers first and book-lovers second.
The book publishers are pound
ing that into us all the time"
Chides Publishers
Mr.. Anderson said he feels
the publishers for their part
could 90 more for the book
boosting cause. They could
give more attention to book
shops as their sales outlets, in
stead Of putting so much en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Editor Turns Down
Bonufide Story

NOGALES, Ariz. (AP) Mo-
gales Daily Herald Editor Alvin
Sisk tells this on himself:
A rural correspondent re-
ported he had seen a man in
downtown Nogales who looked
just like Sir Laurence Olivier.
famed movie director and actor.
Mr.. Sisk discarded the item.
The next day it was an
nounced that Sir Laurence had
returned to Hollywood after
spending the week end at Actor
Stewart Changers ranch near
Nogales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

when he met q friend and got
into q political discussion.
When It was over, he said. he
got into his car and drove
home.
He asked for q bill and apollo
gized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Frustrated Bookseller
Too Busy to Read Books

Booksellers among the most frustrated Of happy bus
nessmen.
They are they love books and they draw
deep satisfaction from seeing customer happy with book
They are real because much they love books
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
N. Y. RuciuI Rutio

About one-third Of New York
States foreign-born white pop
ulation are Of German and
Italian descent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-09

PIANO---Hartman eensoletts, mahg.
Used very little, like new condi-
ton, Orig. $1,000, VIII sell for
SAYS 6P 3-O66e,
our quotations on
bFand-nev standard makes Of
selection OF used instruments. Over
100 pianos TO choose from az the
PIANO MART, 10Ih 9TH at. NV.
sIp the J block above the Library
PIANOS FOR RkNT-Ney and used
spinets. consoles, Strands and up-
rights at moderate rates (from 81
monthly upI with option 10 buy.
SToREs; corner iath and O SIS.
nv, sRAons ST 1880, S;.a.t0o,' sioa
KE. S-yO00l; Qaa2 oeorgia ave-
iIObIi 1O4 William ST.. Fredericks-
burg. Va. tphone Essex 3-7f72l,
open dsilv from ] a:s0 until 0 pm.
At night except saturday. when
they are open from n until @.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

LIsTINGs NEEDED toT homes e 2
and Sn,yinlsS;sd; 10 9: P;s:
Rf itjsi h g. ' 2sN ys siS ss ind u IA
b Essi \, broker EN- s-AssS' IA
IT sos Coz hS Ss:!r', un N ss:a 9I,E
$50 $50 range Ss So S'i $685. 80. ADJ u
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' Sas S:s sex 3. X , s:'a:
ts|,sv. .oD %.ss .ci. r ana char
pRhGls.s ssI tHS $50 IA FRANCE q
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WOODBRIDGE, va, $40 Maurice
huge rec. rm. and liv. rm. Lee.
din. area, cleo. stove and refer
Avail: April Is. Call MR.. BARNES
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~ o ggLs;; oI,Ir.

$4,000 70 $4,000 In onl,
months.
OF exclusive TERRITORY.
! truck or feet.
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TVs-RECo CONDITIONED
lain. saoi I lzsin y: s3 ~, 2i-in- sac
74ss .l ls' q s::;opEI:1E. 18TH II and SS-Yii
TV PICTURE TUBES
BRAND-NEW RCA Lie.
IT.. S13.95: az. S17.95
YRv' WRITTEN oukRANTEE
627 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 4-780(
TYPEWRITERs : Just trsded-ip
Gndsrwsod. smiths and RoyiI.'
s ERTTfs. sOo4 cf is.a A. nv TYPE
|TYPEWRITERs. $50 and your Old
new Remineton Rand, Under
wood. Royal or Corona portable.
TSso5Pg'i ..ss i, NEEDED S% CENTRAL
vACUUMs, Si0-S2O; I-year guar
b21l Baltimore ave. AP. I-Jo0J,
VACUUM CLEANER, attachments.
good eonds $40. win deliver. uN.
4-41tlD.
VACUUM CLEANER, BRAND:NBW,
Swivel.top. on wheels. with attach,
S12.6O; will deliver. UN. l.0370.
VACUUM CLEANER. canister style,
with all attachments; must sell;
$40. delivered. HA. 2-003n.
VACUUM CLEANERS, all makes and
models; recopd, and guar. Special
sale. S9.eb IA. 3-6ts1.
WASHER. auto, whirlpool; win de-
liver; $7b. CAN II. 10000.
Washer-Drier Closeout
Must sell al new stock 1858 wash.
eTs and driers. No reasonaSle Siisi
daire, Easy. Philco. Bendtx and
westinghouse washers and driers
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY CO
iOth and n SITS. NE. II. 3-0OS2
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ORGANS: HAMMOND. y I,S models;
81. NV. Di S-sfs4: Hammond
studios Of Arlington. 80 8; Oleoe
I'd, IA. 5-797e; Hammond Studios
Of Bethesda. 1928 Rockville
pike. HA. 7-7083.
ORGAN, Magnus electric cord; 2
months old: reasonable. Can IA
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(cONTINUEDl

ARL.. perchss.sr . apts,. new sec
s sss.Ts si,..spd z: z: is. s'f sis:
RACES: ssaiirSle from March rs
n rentsa9g2n. 2o4o Columbia pike
Ar ANDRiA-Lse. I-6edrm. apt
ssssslSss' 1; s:s,.. Is. :as s sl:st n. !
500 .bO-S73. 80. XII. S-0O3D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-09

KESTAUKANT = Major halfway,
nearby va. top equipment, on
and on beer, ir-eonditioned, low
rent Excellent profits. Full price.
$500. DILLON LAND CO., JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-09

SILVER SPRING, Dale DR. % brms
2 baths, gas hit. rec rnl, bar
Near all necessities. Avail 1btl
Mar. S165. BY OWNER. ia
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ROOMS EuRNIsHEp--N.W,
icoNTINUED)
THE GILBERT HOTEL

2leO 18th ST. NV.
Owner-InanAgemen New paint
new furniture. excel. maid serv'
Ice. .24-heur switchboard service
Single and double rms. some with
private baths. A first-elass hote
for first-class guests. Rates. $3.50
Nv IN YOUR ROOM-Refrig,, grill
clock radio, foam matt. yard. $40
SIS. 0ib 22nd ct. NV. ST. J-Db31
Ieth 81. N.W.-Nicely furn. room
. telephones and pvt narkinGi hit
prlyileges. CO. 5-4310.
i9th ST. NV. 1919 Al Scott cir.
ele-Single room mr.. shower. Maid
service; elev. BLDG: IS week.
l50e RHODE ISLAND AyE.-sinsle
and dble, rms, 81. $40 and 81
week. RE, 7-63A3.
1888 PARK RD.---Loyely clean rms
FOOD psrkins. 81 WE. pU. S-Ss7i
3tR8 h ST.. embassy area-very
lge. light rm.i quiet conf. maid
kit. privilS. CO. h-T137,
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

BROOKsIDE MANOR-wEsT by
ATTSVILLE-Two detached Co.
living room, dining room. kitchen.
full basement. vas heat: one with
screened norch, one with fenced
yaIt' aya',ahle March Is; Sll0
HA S-7234 " -''
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57e8 FIRST ST. N.W.-Very de-
sirable detached brick: 8 rms, .
baths. ree. rm.. oil heat. garage;
S125. PLANT g. GORDON. INC.
330S 14th st. NV. CO. 5-OS31.
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gas heat, fenced lot; cow. schools,
transportation; SIPS. He. 4-6935.
WHEATON "A bedrms.. . baths.
finished rec. rm., fenced yard;
S145 per month. Avail. now. OIL.
nr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-09
PIANOS
BALDWIN
ACROSONIC

Look into the Baldwin Aero
sonic. You will see the
mark Of the same crafts
men who designed the
Baldwin Grand.
Play the Acrosonic. Listen
to the purest singing tone,
Note the responsive touch.
The young ear is most
sensitive to pitch and tone
quality.
See our 80th Anniversary,
Easter Specials that make
the lovely Baldwin Aero
sonic cost you no more
than an ordinary piano,
Less Than Bank-Interest
Budget Plan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-09
SHEP PK.-4 BEDRMS,
SPRING VALLEY

A handsome Miller built Colonial
attractively situated in this select
community. Spacious throughout.
Less thar 3 years old-like new.
Beautiful library and Kitchen. z
room, gear garase. Completely
air conditioned. Eves.s call Mr..
Cochran, OIL. 6-4670.
W. C. a. , N. MILLER DEV. CO
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
COLORED-23O6 ONTARIO RID.
You will be proud to have your
family and friends see this beauti.
full home. Terms you can afford.
See any time BY appt.. AID. 4-20O6,
9.5 pm: RA. 1896. after ..
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nIs FURNISHED o. Aprs uMEuRnHED-n APPS unruRMsHEp-
tcoNrlhutp)

NEW NV, ~ H.. swSd1ao,f , s.Il M.
Rent reas, AID. 2-bSai. iO-1.
coLohED-ia4s Columbia re. n.L
quiet gentl.; $40 vk. HU. 3-6474.
cQLQRED : 727 WEBSTER 81.
MW..-Attrae. apt, bedrnl,. Nv,
rm.- dinette. kit. util. incl. $40
mo. RIA. J-b4OO. liz
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$3.50 WEEKLY
ROOMS FuRR-MD.. VA.

ARLIN0TON-Bedroom for girl;
new bedroom set; $40 week. 1918
3. 18th st.. Arlineton. virsinia.
FALLs CHURCH, Seven corners-
HiILWoop MoTEfL. JE. z.eooS.
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APIS. UNFuRNIsHED-vA.

ARL., N.-1-bedrm. apt, $50. so
per mo. incl. utils.: walking dis
lance Arl, Hall and Hecht Co,
off-st. parking. See MR.. CUSTER
on premises, Apt. No. 3. 522
North Thomas St. IA. 7-S291.
ARL.-Large 2 or 3 bedrms. mr..
Pent., Navy and rus. Pvt. entr.
Trees ward. IA. 2-U359.
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REAL ESTATE SALE Of ExcH.
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

100 ACRES. sewer and water. Mt.
Vernon vic: will trade or sell on
terms. ma. S-7772. JU. 9-7622
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CHEVY CHASE. near the circle
bedrooms, = baths: located on o
double lot: new gas heating sys-
TEN. This is an older home in
very good condition; must be sold:
SCI 800 EDW, H. JONES & CO.,
INC. Wo. 6-230O tn 9 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-09

ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG MOTHER, white. Of :
children. desires uy. quarters with
pvt. family. Child care desired.
RA. 6.lb0o.
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MT. PLEASANT

AVA 4 . 44-4AhHAAAN =
Two kits, ga baths. rec. rm.; on
18th NV, col. or W, AID. :-7346:
NEAR WALTER REED
Detached brick, q rms. ga baths,
rec. rm carpeting, drapes, etc,
MEL Ell y y SSsrl FnssefiEDMAN IA e.eaoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-09
BUSINESS SERVICES

HOOKKEKPING ANDIoR AUDIT
ING--A qualified accountant win
render services In exchange for
once space where he may be per-
mitted 70 practice public account
ing All replies answered. Box
Blk. star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-09

TIRRPLACE-0as or electric logs,
screens and irons, etc. ACNE
STOVE. 101l 9TH NV. MA. e-69o2
FOAM RUBBER, 3Ox7x4. S25: Sec
onds, sci: 3o-inch twin, $40.
0l5 22nd st. NV. st. 3-6833.
FREEZkR, chest, IS IT,: recently
'recond.; $3.50. OIL. 4.4732.
TUR JACKET, black mouton lamb,
IN excel. cond.: paid S6S: will sell
for S36. IA. 6-0629.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
e S16 5t2sk 5uf eSSF' ci AyE:i .
Ideal for single family
town house or apis. 1902
r st.-3-story, bSmt. row
brick: 5 bedrms., :, baths,
. kitchens: oil heat; STA.
ESQ. Mr., Poole with
BOSS q PHELPS, INC.
Ma. S-930O Residence. EN-. 3-1146
MT. PLEASANT-3 complete apis:
high net income: clean eond.
Sl6,p5O. RIA. .I-2943.
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APIS. FURRIsReD-Mp.

CHRyERLy AREA--s rms, pvt.
bath. entr. and paEkins. For de-
tails call uN. 4-3O0b.
TAKOMA PARK--Nicely Turn. bed:
trsnsip. ~. S.s2se. 10, S.69SS,'
TAK9MA iA9K. SILVER sPnINq
ss :S.h pfo 'h su d gsSgi . sI1s
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 'B7 Relvenere 2-dr.
herdlop; 2-t0na blue. oVerdriye
tFsasHl.. radio and heater. II.
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PLYMOUTH SO Cranhronk 4-dr, Sc.
ss sPi Y X iC sls' g. ' ar jan n2Iassss
PLYMOUTH '57 Belyedere hardlop
2-door VS., equipped, excel. cond
IT KOMA FORD
rAKoMXg s PA f1l'ii Mb. a ~. $1,000
PLYMOUTH 81 Fury. fully equip,
immaculate cond, owner leaying
county. 1T. '. Q, FOLEY, NO
PLYMOUTH '5s station waeon 4.
dr.. 0.passenger VS.; push button
p,ss fully eduipi BY OWNER, 20
PLYMOUTH '54 Suburban station
WAGON; straiaht transmission with
heater Very clean with excellent
CAVE FORD
~ Of. e-ss6s Nv
PLYMOUTH '65 wagon priced 10
sell JOYCE MOTORS. S2I7 NJ
10th ST., Arlinston, ia. 1-25S4
PLYMOUTH '50 Belvedere 4-dr. 8.
heater: 81 OBS
HARRIS-PORTER
5000 Riggs I'd. at Chllium Rd.
Hyattsville HA. 2-420s
PLYMOUTH 'B5 Belvedera convert
ible VS.. poWerfite trans, radio,
heater, 2-tone ivory and green:
get ready for the summer months
ahead, only Sl.095. See Mr.. Stat
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CHEVROLET

OH 10 w . !. N. W.
FE $4,000 FE. 3-6408
PONTIAC Sc star Chief Custom
Catalina coupe; fully equipped: !
EATON CHEVROLET
6lO H st. NE. Ii. 7-634s
PONTIAC = 81 Catalina; 2-dr.
hardtop. / owner: fully equipped;
:. and h.. white walls; $1,000
miles, original spare In front;
yours for S1,395. ROGERS MO-
TOR CO., $500 Bladensburg I'd.
ne, Cottage City, Nd. WA. Z.
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We FORD

PLYMOUTH '54 Suburban station
WAGON; straisht transmission with
heater Very clean with excellent
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BOWMAN
ROWM Avn

Studebaker.P ackard. mercedes
1880 Ga, Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
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PLYMOUTH '5e station wagon 4.
P,s. fully eduips By OWNER. 10.
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STATION
WAGONS

'5s Buick Estate Wagon
5S Ford (9-pasS,)
81 Mercury Colony Park
Commuter
~ Hlllman Estate Wagon
'57 Olds Fiesta
81 Fords
81 Ramhlers
'57 Chevrolets
so RamblerS
$50 Fords
'55 Ramblers
'55 Fords
55 Mercury to-pass.l
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FORD

PLYMOUTH So Fury. fully eaulp.:
Immaculate cond owner Leaving
county. IT. '. Q. FOLEY NO.
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NC '54 TF roadster; gray, heater;
fi1e condition; S1,4fi6.
MANHATTAN
. IMPORTED CARS
san1 Nuir Ann nnAhnnan ~

AUI WIZ, Ave-. Betne3da, Nd,
OIL. 2-6432
MO TDs-'52s and 'b3s, several TO
dtion; from S995 and up.
Continental Motors, Ltd.
14Q1 r ], Ave. NE. CO. 5-Sl22
Closed Saturday Open Sun. 1913
MGA 81: one owner: beaut, blk.
rdstr.: r.. and h., wire wheels:
peri. eond.; going overseas. Sacrt-
nee: FE. 7-516s. 26s
MORRIS. SO station wagon; radio
and heater; excellent care BY one
owner; SS66.
Evening star., 1959-09-30

Rescigno's illness for her failure
to appear In London yesterday
to Aim q television appearance
Britain's commercial TV net
work has threatened 10 sue the
singer.
The soprano was reported In
either Milan or Lon d o n but
wasn't available to the press
wherever she was.
A Milan newspaper reported
that the separation suit filed
this week by her husband, g.
year-old Giovanni Battista
Meneghini. charged the 35-
year-old singer went yachting
among the mighty" and came
home In love with another man.
The report did not mention
the name Of Aristotle Onassis,
the Greek shipping magnate
who was host for q yachting