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Evening star., 1959-05-27
Snurk Fired,
But Flight Is
Cut Short

CAPE cANAvERAL. Fla,
May 27 (AP).--An operational
model Of the Shark guided
missile was launched on an in
tercontinental-range flight last
night. but an informed source
reported today II was turned
around before travelling the full
distance and was impacted in
water of the cape.
The reason the missile was
guided back to the cape was
not learned. Nor was II learned
how far 1t went before 1t was
returned. A slight malfunction
could have caused the change
in plans.
The launching at 10:37 pm.
was to be the final tuneup for
the Shark before assignment
for troop use.
The sleek, 69-foot missile
raced down the Atlantic mis-
sile range at 600 miles an
hour, aiming to drop a dummy
warhead on a target of Ascen-
tion Island, some $500 miles
away.
The Shark firing preceded the
launching Of a new super Bo-
marc interceptor missile in the
first test for this target-seeking
weapon.
The solid-propellant booster
left a long plume Of white
smoke as the missile raced over
the Atlantic this morning. The
Air Force announced the pur-
pose of the flight was to test the
air frame, booster system and
general aerodynamic behavior
of the new missile-called the
Bomarc Model B.
The weapon was not sched-
uled to be flown it's full range
and was not fired at target,
the Air Force said.
The rev Bomarc carries an
improved target seeker and is
capable Of ranges in excess Of
400 miles. The earlier liquid
fueled Bomarc has a range of
some $50 miles.
Evening star., 1959-05-27
Moon Men
Compared to
Gold Seekers

The men who pioneer the
moon in 1898 will be pretty
much the same as the men who
focked to the Yukon in search
of gold and adventure a century
earlier.
This opinion, expressed today
by a space ship engineer at a
forum OF the National Missile
Industry Conference, was based
on the belief that there is a
pattern in the development Of
frontiers"
According to Robert P. Havi-
land of Philadelphia, five waves
of people move into any new
area. First are the curious.
next the discontented, third
come the exploiters, fourth the
searchers.
Finally the average come
trickling in, and there is no
longer a frontier" Mr.. Havi-
land said.
Mr.. Haviland, participating
in panel dicussion on space
environments and industry, dis
played chart which embodied
a predicted timetable for the
space age" 1t showed travel
to the moon occurring in the
late 1960s and a moon base
being established in the early
'70s. Travel to nearby, planets
may happen as early as 1875,
Mr.. Haviland indicated.
The panel discussion was a
morning feature Of the last
day Of the three-day confer
ence. 1t winds up this evening
with a black-tie dinner hon
oring the memory of rocket
pioneer Robert H. Goddard at
the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1959-05-27
MEMS BUDGET FURNISHINGS

Mems summer knit shirts. Fon1ous-nnoke,
washable. Tan, black, white and red
with matching color trim on the collar.
Small TO X-oree Regularly 2o9 l.99
Mems fomous-moke swim suits. Boxers,
reversible and some "lono John" styles.
PIoids, stripes and novelties. Save Hs to
". l.o9
Downstors Store, Mems Budget Furnishings
Evening star., 1959-05-27
FASHION ACCESSORIES

White summer millinery. Cool, crisp hots,
many shapes and styles. PerIe visco and
sewn strows Shells, pilI-boxes. profiles,
cloches and many more Trimmed in
loce. feathers and ribbons. Regularly
4.oo to 500. 800
Downstoirs Store, Budget Millinery
Leather fashion woIIets. French purses
and Coffee breaks. Some have inside
zipper compartment Loroe assortment
of colors
ReouIorIv $50 and more. 1879
Pleose odd 1923 Federal tox
Downstoirs Store. Budget Hondboes
Stunning sun glasses. Toilored and dressy
STYLES. Assorted shapes and coIors l.S9
Downstoirs Store, Budget Gloves
Foshion costume iewelFy. Necklaces,
bracelets and eorrinos in matching sets or
separate.
Regularly 90 to 100. 69e, z for l.l9
PIeose odd 10o5 FederoI tox
Downstoirs Store Budget Costume JeweIry
Evening star., 1959-05-27
in the Downstairs Budget Stores Washington Corn
MISSES INTIMATE APPAREL

Royon briefs to wear under pIoyclothes,
swinweor Assorted color stripes Small,
medium. loroe 100
Downstoirs Store, Budget Corsets ond Bros
Nylon briefs, elastic leg. Assorted lace
trims. Fully cut. White. blue or pink. Sizes
5 to T. Regularly 90. 7Se, 3 for us
Nylon pettieoots. assorted trims. White,
pink or blue SmoI medium or Iorqe.
Regularly 90. l.59. z for 800
NyIon w0Itx gowns and boby dolls. White,
pink and blue. SnoI, medium and loree
Regularly 500 3.SS
Downstairs Store. Budget Underwear
Evening star., 1959-05-27

Sheer, lightweight, wonderfully wosh-
oble Docron prints. V-neck, cop
sleeves and elastic waist for trim fit.
White or light backgrounds. Three
styles from which to choose. We show
one. Sizes 2 to 20; l4h to 24h.
Downstoirs Store, Budget Daytime Dresses
:. also Bethesda Budget and Corners
Evening star., 1959-05-27
REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE

Wash n wear 5Oo6
Orion 5O0o Docron.
Slim skirts, fitted,
demi or box jackets.
Navy beige. eroy
blue, green. lilac. g.
l8; l4h ".
Downstoirs Store,
Misses Budget Suits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21
Finuncier Freed
From BruziI Jail

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil,
Oct. 81 (AP). New York
financier Lowell M. Birrell, &C
cused Of bilking United States
stockholders of $14 million. was
released from jail last night
but is still subject to trial on
a false passport charge.
If he is convicted and de-
ported, United States authori-
ties could validate his passport
for travel only to the United
States. Birrell, So, has been
indicted in New York on
charges of defrauding stock
holders of the Swan Finch Oil
Corp. and Doeskin Products.
Inc.
Because there is no United
lStates-Brazil extradition treaty,
Birrell cannot otherwise be re-
turned to the United States. He
has been held in jail here since
July %, when he was arrested
and charged with entering the
country on a falsified Canadian
passport.
Birrell was released from
prison after a legal adviser to
the Brazilian police ruled he
should be freed until his case
lis decided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21
Assembly Neors Vote
On Touchy Tibet Issue

inents don't want any part OF.
Countries next door to Red
China are particularly reluc-
tant to take any stand that
might arouse the ire Of their
big Communist neighbor.
It is understood that the
United States itself did not
relish getting embroiled in a
verbal battle with the Soviet
Union only a few months be-
fore President Eisenhower'S trip
to Moscow. But with its known
position on Peiping. Washing
ton had no choice but to sup
port the Irish Malayan pro-
poSal.
Gyalo Thondup. brother Of
the Dalai Lama, has been seek
ing out delegates at the q. N.
to plead Tibet's case. 1t is
reported that Thondup is not
happy about the Irish Malayan
resolution in its diluted form.
He has indicated he would have
preferred to see the Assembly
establish a U. N. commission
to seek restoration of condi-
tons that existed before 1850,
when China exercised only
nominal sovereignty over Tibet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21
DanlageProbe
I. Hints Sabotage
0nNautiIus

PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. oct.
81. (AP).-Damage, apparent
ly intentional" to the nuclear
submarine Nautilus is under in
vestigation today at the Ports
mouth Naval Shipyard where
the worlds first atomic-pow-
cred vessel is being overhauled.
Capt. Carl A. johnson. act
ling shipyard commandant, who
so described the damage. said
| II appeared limited to cleo
ltrical cables.
The Navy in Washington
said the damage docs not ex-
tend to the nuclear reactor
plant"
The Nautilus came to Ports
mouth July 26 for an extensive
overhaul. The damage was
discovered last Thursday
Overhaul was scheduled for
completion in late February
but whether an extension of the
work period will be required has
not been determined.
Last year Nautilus voyaged
beneath the North Polar ice
cap and also set an Atlantic
underwater crossing record OF
six days, IL hours and So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21
Budget Adds Bid
For Psychiotrist
To Screen Police

There's an added starter in
the District budget for the next
fiscal year-$S.O0O for a psy-
chiatrist TO test Police and Fire
Department applicants.
The item, denied last year,
was not in the original budget
estimates submitted to the
Commissioners by Fire Chief
Millard H. Sutton. However,
1t was learned the provision
was inserted later and remains
in the marked-up budget being
prepared by the Commissioners
for submission to the Federal
Budget Bureau.
DR.. John A. Reed, chairman
Of the Board Of Police and Fire
Surgeons, said a psychiatrist is
needed to screen out sadists.
sex perverts and other emo
toinally unsuitable candidates
for jobs as policemen and fire.
men.
He said q psychiatrist en-
ployed experimentally last year
weeded out 81 applicants,
otherwise suitable for police
work. on psychiatric grounds.
The same thing happened to
seven Fire Department appii-
cants. The psychiatrist also
held 372 interchangeable in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21

minutes. Her keel was laid by
former President Truman at
Groton, Conn, June IA. 1852.
She was sponsored by Mamie
Eisenhower at her launching
January 81, 1854. and commits
stoned nine months later.
The Portsmouth Herald said
1t learned the underseas war
ship had been plagued by a
pattern Of damage which has
raised suspicion Of sabotage"
The newspaper said unof-
ficial sources reported there
have been quite a few recent
incidents Of damage to vital
parts of the Nautilus and also
a series Of fires.
1t mentioned broken pipes
and cut cables and said such
incidents would seriously en-
danger both the submarine and
her crew in operations afloat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21

II years In prison-another
man. a new man who owes
nothing to society"
The italian Communist
Party newspaper L'Unita for
once agreed with the Vatican's
L'Osservatore Romano.
Eleven years in the death
CELL" 1t said. "are worse than
death itself. and a unique and
terrible experience"
Wide Latin Coverage
Newspapers in Latin America
also have been giving a promi-
nent display to the Chessman
case.
Denial Of clemency was
'front-paged In several news
papers in Santiago. Chile, but
there was little editorial COM
ment.
Argentine and Uruguayan
papers devoted considerable
front page space to the case.
Most do not hide their SYM
pathy with Chessman.
In Cuba, the story was given
prominent play in only two Of
Havana's eight daily morning
papers, Information and the
English language Daily Havana.
The case caused little stir in
the Far East.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21

the decision to execute the
38-year-old convict Friday and
appealed for mercy.
To kill Chessman now, de-
clared the Frankfurter Rund-
schau, would be inhuman JUS
tice.
Papers generally echoed the
declaration by the Vatican
newspaper L'Observatore Ro-
mano yesterday that Chess
mans II years in death row
since his l948 conviction for
rape and kidnap seemed long
enough for him to expiate his
crimes.
In Britain, the Guardian
said that the crime Of which
Chessman was convicted.
though repellant, does not
carry the death penalty even
in most Of the countries that
retain It,"
"Worse Than Death"
The Paris lie Monde said 1t
did not think there was a
European whose sensibilities
were not ''revolted by the idea
that one can now coolly send
to the gas chamber not only q
man who was condemned II
years ago, but a man who was
allowed to live, develop and
create, in the course Of those
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y,
Oct. 81 (AP).-The General
Assembly headed for a vote to-
day on Tibet, an issue that has
spanked sharp East-West ex-
changes and caused apprehen-
sion among many Asian dele
gates.
The vote will come on q
watered-down resolution by
Ireland and Malaga to put the
Assembly on record reafirming
the right Of the Tibetan people
to choose their own way of life.
The resolution makes no
mention of Communist China
or the charges that the Peip-
ing government brutally
stamped out an anti-C ommu-
mist uprising in the Himalayan
land of the lamas last spring.
The sponsors eliminated such
charges in hope they would al
lay the fears of Asian neutrals.
The resolution received strong
support from the United States,
which accused the Communists
of trying to frighten delegates
away from discussing the issue.
Lodge Makes Charge
United States Ambassador
Henry Cabot Lodge made the
charge after Soviet Deputy
Foreign Minister Vastly v.
Kuznetsov declared considera-
ton of Tibet by the Assembly
would only aggravate the cold
war.
I'VE have been asked to be-
iieve that it is all right for
the Chinese Communists to kill
Tibetans but that it is a provo
cation for us to talk about it, "
Mr.. Lodge asserted.
Delegates noted that Mr..
Kuznetsov's tone was much
milder than the one he used
when he tried unSuccessfully
to stop the u: N. Steering Com
mittee from approving the de-
bate on Tibet.
Diplomats speculated that
Mr.. KuznetSov took the soft
approach in hopes of enlisting
the Asian-African block against
the Irish-Malayan resolution.
They also pointed out that the
Soviet diplomat could hardly
use cold-war language in an
argument against bringing up
q cold-war issue.
Red NeighbOrs Reluctant
Many Asian and African
delegates have privately ex'
pressed resentment over hav'
ing to vote on a resolution thai
may have the support Of theil
people but which their govern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21
U. S. Envoy Arrives

ASUNCION, Paraguay, Oct.
81 (AP). - The new United
States Ambassador to Para
quay, Harry F. Simpson, ar
rived yesterday with his wife
and son. Mr.. Simpson re-
places Walter Ploeser. st. Louis
insurance executive. who re-
signed to devote his time to
business. Mr.. Simpson is ex-
pected to present his creden-
tials to President Alfred o
Stroessner Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21
European Press Joins
In Pleas for Chessmon

LONDON Oct. Fl (AP).-European newspapers today
urged United States TO think again about Cary Chessman
declaring that to execute him would besmch the name OF
American Justice
In Britain italy Germany papers denounced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21

terviews with men already on
both forces and this resulted
in a few retirements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21
Red NeighbOrs Reluctant

Many Asian and African
delegates have privately ex-
pressed resentment over hav-
ing to vote on a resolution that
may have the support Of their
people but which their govern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21

CHOOSE FROM OUR ENTIRE FALL STOCKS
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PONTIAC 'ss station wagon: So.
sun. March 1 az rear e14 n st.
NV, RE. 7-71b2.
PONTIAC '62; hydra, q syls.; very
SissRI an $50 % W.. ave- HAN NV -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
AuToMoBIs ron SALE AuroMoBEs FOR SALE AuromoB ron SALE

PONTIAC lac SO t:a., sedan z, and
a.@sss' OF best 0ner' can L.
PONTIAC 1913 cow; red: auto
paatllssL 500 or best oier. RA.
PONTIAC 'B5 2-door sedan: hydra !.
ana n; beaut 2-tone nnish;
new--ear eond.; full price. only
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
4100 Ga. Ave. IA. $4,000 1904
PONTIAC $50 convert; T. and h..
! 26Si pvt. IA. $4,000.
PONTIAC 1850. 4-dr. sedan; ra-
90 heater ns,I r "a. insyps es. $3.50 or
PONTIAC $50 convert; r.. and h..
hydra. DR. End car, low mi, {:
$4g5 or make offer. OIL A-7100.
PONTIAC 1850 chieftain dc luxe
4-dr. sedan hydramatic. Z. and
h.. Wv. tires: owner; many
s..siIYe7s5 sooo coma 500. ~
PONTIAC 'b3 sta. wagon; spacious,
clean auto; trans. :. heater; e-
Is haul ti oil. S.sisoi y
PONTIAC 1855 Chieftain 4-dr., O.
PASSENGER station wagon. Dual
tH Ess a TSs ' ssooom aHa h. .o~n:i
auto Is q 2-tone OF desert tan
and eggshell white.A truly clean
wagon ideal for the large family
| n not satisfied within "a hrs.
after owning this auto, your
E %cRsg tnll s,,T TstsnSsa S scs
Ga. ave. NV, tn. 2-SS77.
Pontiac 80 red chieftain 2-dF, I:
auto. trans, r. and h.: $3.50.
OWNER. AP. 7-942i.
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PACKARD '55 patrician 4-dooT
sedan. radio, heater. automatic
Transmission. power steering and
brakes. priced to sell SD0b.
ROYAL CHRYSLER
SLyR-IMPERIAL
BREN'TTWooD. MD, VA. s.7Ooo
PACKARD 1852 t-dr.; hydramatic,
sisS, uN. 4-Ss3S
PACKARD 1853 4-dr. sedan; r
and b. power brakes and power
s AsalisRsson ION Of Oak crssi', on
PACKARD 'b5 Patrician 4-dr.: fun,
eqglp,, owner: in excel cond !
b. BUTLER. INC Lincoln Mercury r
Easel, 1871 2lst ST. NV. DI
PACKARD 'ba 4-dr. sedan; auto,
seat covers: 2-tone blue: well-kept,
beaut, cQndJ $4,000 miles: orig
owner: Sass. Ju, 7-07iS.
c%NHkD sS7s s-s o. ao'D s. iiIsRt' %
PACKARD '5s, company oficiai car;
low mileage: new-car title and
service. Has every conceivable ex-
tra including full power. auto
etc. Save over $1,000.
American Service Center
Studehaker- packard Mercedes
0S6 N. 0lebe Rd.. Arl.. IA. 7.7722
PLYMOUTH 1905 4-dr.; T., H., d.
best oiisr WI. s.esss' 'O' sO'
PLYMOUTH '5s va 4-door sedan;
radio. heater, sportone. tactory
onlS I, .s ssT, IKE new; full price
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave. ia. 9-2900-2904
PLYMOUTH 1919 2-door; $40:
good transportation. IA. S-7572.
PLYMOUTH $50 savoy VS.: auto
push-putton drive. r.. and h.: beau
ttful light blue finish: In excel
cond.: full price only $1.Oe5.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ca, Ave, IA. 9-2000-2o04
PLYMOUTH '5s Savoy So 4-door
poweriiite transmission. sportone
4 paint, beautiful white with dark.
blue top inside; new-car title and
1 guarantee. Your $50 could be I
down payment Z. p. STEuART,
sS snHIas. IL. 7l IsSi sTsh and
PLYMOUTH '54 savoy club coupe
far above average in every way
| Driven only $4,000 MI; owner
1 Equipped. heater and signals
$500. Trade up or down, banl
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ga. Ave ia. 9-4sOC
PLYMOUTH 40 4-dr.: r. and b.
light green finish, Full price, 500
| s. On. oRRISoN MOTORS. 704
West Broad ST.. Falls Church, Va
PLYMOUTH 80 Savoy 4-dr. sedan;
extra clean l-owner car; equipped
with power steering, push button
drive. VS. engine. r. and h.,
81 .495; trade and bank financing
KIRK MOTOR CO.
4O00 Ga. Ave. ia, 9-4sOC
PLYMOUTH "a Beivedere 4-dr. !,
2-tone salmon and white; $3.50,
excel eond. OWNER. AP 7-7640
PLYMOUTH SO Suburb. sta. waT.,
auto. push-huttoD drive. heater
economical 6-eylindsr; sportone
n excel. eond.; full price onls
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ca. Ave. ia. 9-2900-29O4
PLYMOUTH '55 Belvedere 4-dr
] sedan: auto. trans: 2-tone: r. and
h.: power brakes. power-pak; W.
W; pvt. owner; good eond.; clean,
low mileage. RA. 6-4361.
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr.; radio anc
JUSTINE
1901 Bait. Ave. Hyatts.. AP. 7-576s
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AuroMosLrs FOR SALE AuroMosllEs ron SALE

PLYMOUTH 'bl 4-dr. sedan: pri.
sell, S24b FL. 4-bl0S.
PLYMOUTH 'b3 hardtop; Z. anc
h. stand; shift, 2 cyl s2eS; b.
PLYMOUTH 1885 Savoy 9-cylin.
der; powerfiits, good send n sc
PLYMOUTH 'bi yellow Cab, part
ago. s1T5. HE. 4-203S.
PLYMOUTH 80 Beiyedere 2-dr
hardtop: new. tires; low MILEAGE
auto. trans. heater, $3.50 or besl
offer Parkway 5-440l.
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr,; radio AM
JUSTINE
1850 HledensbvEg Rd. NE.
PLYMOUTH '5s Belvedere 4-dr
h.t.; fully EQUIP. plus p.s. and br
Owner leaving country. wants
someone g take over payments
PLYMOUTH SO suburban sta
Was, push-button, green anc
white heaut. low mi, one owner
priced to sell, $l,O9b,
Station Wagon Sales
|l7I7 r. I. Ave. NE. AID. 4-45bO
PLYMOUTH 1857 4-dr.; 9 cyl.
beautiful radio, heater Standard
trans Financing arranged FOL
qtfalified purchaser. $l,205. JE
4-5523.
PLYMOUTH 1857 wagon; push.
button drive: VS.; r. and h., a
low as S43 dn. and s43 per mo.
DISCOUNT LYNN'S
300l l4th st. NV. AID. 4-4646
PLYMOUTH 'b3 club coupe. like
new inside and out; $3.50. HA
PLYMOUTH 80 station wagon
fully equipped with push-buttor
drive: only 1885.
EATON CHEVROLET
$40 H st. NE. Ii. 7-e34e
PLYMOUTH 49, cranbrook 4-dr
sedan; r. and h.; guar; new tires;
1-owner car, garage kept: $3.50
or best offer UN. 4-5553.
PLYMOUTH 1857 sedan: straighi
drive, lady owner; low mileagt
and really nice. Si,395.
AkerS Odds Cadillac Co.
Fairlington shopping Center
Alex, Va, OV. 3-036(
PLYMOUTH 80; radio, heater,
powerfiite; good condition. Cal
OIL. 4-T546.
PLYMOUTH '57 VS. 2-dr. sedan
beautiful yellow and black finish
equipped with 7. and h., for onl,
sos,
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ca. Ave. ia. e-290O-2904
PLYMOUTH 81: 5 new tires. car
in Al couds pvt owner. mus
sell. $220 uN, 4-gs33.
PLYMOUTH '5s VS. Belvederl
4-dr. hardtop: attractive blacl
and white sport tone finish viii
silver insert: equipped with pow
steering. DOW. brakes, radio with
rear speaker. heater and defrost-
er, torQuefiite trans, Wv. tires
This Is q factory offieial car witt
low IN Ini ass an exceptional bu'
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave. IA. 9-2900-290.
PLYM. "a 2-dr.: r. and b., 34.OOt
actual miles. good eond.i goos
tires: original paint. Dl. 1866
PLYMOUTH 81 Belvedere V-s
hardtop coupe; automatic. r. and
h., power steering: one owner
low mileage; like brand-new. 1
SUN SPECIAL $1.699: cash, trad
SUN MOTORS
$500 N. Fairfax Drive, Arlington
OPPOSITE KANN'S IA. 4-211l
! PLYMOUTH 81 Cranbrook 4-dr. Sc
dan: wonderful buy. S295. JOYCl
MOTORS, 3217 N. 10th St.. Arl.
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ODDS SO Holiday Super: ietomatic
power steer. and brakes, r. and h.
S1,5aa or best offer. KE. s-ti765
OLDsMOBILE '57 Super "ss" 4.
door Holiday hardtop. Power
steering. brakes. automatic. =. anc
b, Wv. tires. Like new. One
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

PLYMOUTH IS Belvedere VS. 2,
dr. with heater. std. shift; mus
sscrince this week end; $3.50 O
Pet offer; GOOD: cheap transpor'
taton; b. OWNER, CIR. 3-1322
PLYMOUTH 'bQ Custom suburban
wagon; torquetlite, power steering
Z, and h. plus % other extras
new-car condition. We sincerely
standins buy in town. tsSv,
sI.b0Ql. S2.oob. cash. trade d
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BELL MOTORS

YOUR terms
BELL MOTORS
lb1ll wis. Ave. NV. Wo, 0-s0Ol
PLYMOUTH '5s Plaza '0'' 4-dr
sedan; beautiful light green hnisl
with powerfiite trans, r. and h
q steal for only Si,79b.
ROYAL MOTORS. INC,
400 Ga. Ave. ia. g-23OO-2DO.
PLYMOUTH 80 suburban station
wagon; good running cond.; Sl75
PLYMOUTH '56 Plaza 8 Club sedan
attractive green finish, radio ans
h.. many other accessories, Priced
to seli for only $1,000.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC
400 Ga. Ave. IA. $4,000 40.
PLYMOUTH 'be Belvedere VS. e-dr
hardtop. beautiful rec and whit
spoltone finish. with silver insert
equip. with powerflite trans, pow
steer, heater and defroster. A low
Priced to sell for only Ss,isb,
ROYAL MOTORS. INC,
100 Ga. Ave. ia. $4,000 100.
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr. sedan: black
excel. eond.; $3.50. AP. 1880
PLYMOUTH $50 4-dr, sedan. attrac
i've gold and white finish: equip
with power nite trans. r. and II.
and many other extras. This Il
to sen for only s2.i95. p''
ROYAL MOTORS. INC,
400 Ga. Ave. ia. $4,000 10.
PLYM0uTH SO Savoy 4-dr. VS.
auto. trans; good cond.: clean
" ,Ogb. Cali DU. b-09b7.
PLYMOUTH 80 2-door: new 2,
tone green and ebony. Good
cheap transportation; S34b.
Continental Motors, Ltd
l l4oi R; .i !; Aye; NE; CO. 5-sl2:
PLYMOUTH 1855 Savoy 4-dr. se
dan; good shape, needs work Of
front end; S475 cash. 20. 2-S96s
PLYMOUTH 81 9-passenser Gus
tom suburban: radio. heater. push
button drive: sportone finish: un
usually clean: low mileage; on
WHEELER. INC, wHEELMoBILE
USEFUL" ONE OWNER CARS
$500 WIS. NV. EN-. 3-lO2l
PLYMOUTH 1888 station wagcn q
ar 6-cyl.. standard trans.
and h.. exceptionally clean. 4 neV
tires. $50. Ny local bank vii
finance. Mr.. SMITH. JU, B-le77.
PLYMOUTH 'b4 2-dr. sedan; r, AM
h.. Wv. tires; needs little fende
work; sac. for $275 cash. 1911
/ BladensburE I'd. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
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0LDS 50 .ss" Rardtop: Abb,
esres auals; $3.50 or best offer