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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

bANOLE1 FARM AREA
ASSUME 4la% LOAN
Roomy 3-bedrm. brick homer pvdr
outside entr.: fenced, Priced right
BUDNEY REALTY CORP.
10 B-e7b0 HE. $4,000
LANGLEY PARK AREA---very de-,
S Sse rms 1s'-H p ST.s s . nni'hs s'
ssiTtSio o 's ssES' au6h g. Per lSsR
LANHAN. md ST. y .. Of ground
ideal for children: room for eer'
den-Liy. rm,, din. IIa.. kit. den
2 bedrms. and bath on grQuns
level; Ice. pvt. bedrni. and batl
on md a.; no bsmt,. lge, util
IKE s r lSS d6owEHfERs E lH.'t a.Icn2
LANGLEY PARK RAMBLER. slt,,
750--3.bedroem brick; AZ medetII
LAUREL, MD.
3-hedroom rambler; full bsmt.
paved streets. Pre-deYelopmen
sale: 5000 down.
LAUREL REALTY CO.
$50 wash Blvd, PA. 5-l50l
LAUREL, MODERN RANCH for lge
familv--5-bedrm. brick rambler
2 baths, extfa-lge. kit, mahog !,
paneled liv. rm.; 433 acres. ctty
water, barn. outbuildlngs; creek
Immed. oeeup. OWNER, PA
LET US CUSTOM BUILD FOE YOJ
Many choice sites or on youi
lot. 3-bedrTn., full bsmt., brk, ram
blers; S13,750. Use the equity ir
your present home or lot. 25-yr,
5hes financing available. MANI
plans TO choose from. Occupancy
BY fall. Call or come in today ant
talk II over. FORTIN REALTY
$3.50 81. Barnabas I'd. tacrosi
from Wheeler rd.l, 10. 7-5000
LEWISDALE
Brick semidetaehed rambler; 3 bed.
rms, Ia baths. fireplace. din. rm,,
fun hsnt,: Anehor-feneed yard
h.-wh.; front porch. FLA ap.
praised, $1,000. with $500 down
SARVIs REALTY CO. AP. 7-sO84
LEWIsDALE = sl6.9SO; 3-bedrm
brk. Cape Cod; unfinished 4th bed,
rm. and bath; full basement will
rec. rm.: Anchor fence. alumn
storm windows. Assume a. o.
loan; substantial cash; By OWN
Err. IA. 2-507i.
LEwIsDALE-3 Dedrnis., living rm
with firepl., separate dining I'm. .
IMMACULATE CONDITION. rec
rm., vall-wall eaIpeting: "a blk
HUGH 7. PECK. He. 4-6i00'
LOOK
"A 4-bedroom. Cape Cod on hiiltor
in Nd. Recreation room. shop
and storase in Q basement with
picture window. patio. outside
den-. Love wooded corner lot,
7Sxl65 Kennel and tool build.
ils with runs ior iour pets. Near
schools. churches. shopping center,
bus line. Nd. u. BALTIC. express
way and ] = minutes from Capitol
only $4,000 with $4,000 down.
Phone WA. 5-1345.
MARY MASON vIILAoE-Sii,S SOC
pocketbook litter. SNUG. 2.beorm
rambler with level lot; FHA ap.
proved. $500 dr., plus settlement,
$65 9S per mo. plus. I. and !. Cal
for appoint. uN. 1855.
peter i. hagan & son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
SPECIALS"

AND WE MEAN JUST THAT.
FIRST TIME OFFERED ON
THE MARKET. BRAND RAND
S WI 5EE ,J SSEFi4 4 S,S y
A Min H EAHn:1r 1qE OWNS WINS
AND TABLE SPACE, ICE:
L wIhr EMs; WITH TIIEI. Pi WnIK.
%SlNp6 5ssTs srr TIIH Lon IN
CLOSE Z s 1 10 AL KODIAK
COMMENCES. SELLING
FOR JUST $500 DOWN AND
500 PER MO. ON EASY FHA
TERMS. HURRY, CALL To-
DAY.
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LANGLEY Park AREA :
ASSUME 4beo LOAN

LANGLEY PARK = Immsd. posses-
driveway; $4,000. OWNER, m
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

HLLcREsT HTs.-By owner: !
Siss MANI Bat, ..,i sHs s7S sse s ES
dn, tc quallned person, RE
h-557t. 2522 Murdoch st. open
sun,
HILLCREsT HGTs,-Beautiful ..
bedrm, Dirk, rambler; full bsmt.,
fenced yard, Ice. patio. excel. 10.
cationi nr, schools and shoppine
center. 10. 1-3Ol0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

ExclTINGLY LUXURIoUs-74-ft
eenter-hall ranch rambler with (
bedrmsg baths on beautiful
secluded a-aeTe lot: gorgeous
mature trees: expensive shrubs anc
MOVERS. Huge Nv. and din. rooms,
IuIi bSmt. with rec. room and
maids room, 2 hreplaces: circular
MANI, many extras. Priced under
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WANTED

WANTED
8 hiRh-claSs congenial families 10
i've in 3 lovely new custom built
MONIES, IN beautiful restricted Stan
Haven; Out Branch ave. I miles
from D, c. line. Look for Ire
stan Haven sign then turn right
on Sharon I'd Call RE. 5-52SB.
WEST EVANSVILLE --3 hedrm.
prick Cape Cod full bSmt.. level
lot, S15,A50. HA, 2-SS0O, WA,
nn;s.l1; CARL ALBERT HEIDER,
WEST EVANSVILLE "a bedrm,
Colonial brick semi: full bsmt,.
fenced yard. Assume large 4Sss
loan. or FLA. HA. a-Ss00.. WA,
ISL CARL ALBERT HEIDER,
REALTOR.
W. HYATTSVlLLE-Don't miss this
ing distance Of Pr Geo's. plaza
shopping center. Extra lFe. bed
rms, din. rm., mod. equip. kit,
full bsmt, extra-niee level lot,
Extras galore, Only SI7,65O for
quick ale. Substantial cash. FREE
STATE PROPERTIES. AP 7-1a88
WOODLAND d bedrm, English
style house. Ia baths, full 5smt..
Assume 49, GI Loan. 81 400
down, mo. payments SIG, AP
rs MIN. TO ID. c. = Waterfront
community bungalow; Ice, porches.
500. Mrs. Gott, Blu. 3-.43l.
FORTIN REALTY, 10, 10000.
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"FATHER'S"

Sgs,f R# Y SS E#s s sSRSH Y:
bEpRM. RAMRLERs WITH
ULTRA MODERN KITS.
EATINo SPACE. ALL HAVE
WINDOWS, FULL BSMTs.
OUTSIDE ENTRANCES:
n ne LED 1EEo, AH ioTs ' ThEEs !
k Lew AAfss R fisEblSsaa L sH-
HURRY, CALL TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
Center
To Show
Interiors

The work OF 81 Washing
ton area interior decorators
will be included in an exhibit
ton that opens to the public
next Thursday in the Ma
tional Housing Center, 1925
l. street NV.
Named Interiors 1852"
the exhibition is being as
sembled by the District Chap.
ter Of the American Institute
Of Decorators.
In the small room settings
planned by the participating
decorators, there will be ex-
amples of both contemporary
and traditional designs en-
ploying some Of the latest
colors in paint, wallpaper and
fabrics.
Another feature Of the ex-
hibition will be a display on
the award winning house in
a competition recently con-
Quoted by the AID chapter
here for the house that best
lends itself to good interior
design.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10

When a house is built
with good quality materials
throughout. surface repairs
are needed less frequently.
Sound internal organs keep
the complexion fresh, with
obvious reductions in the cost
Of home ownership.
If an X-ray could be
turned on the average home,
it would disclose between
1000 and 5000 pieces of
lumber under the floors and
behind the walls and the
roof. These are the invisible
vitals, the bone foundation
to which the epidermiS is
attached. The outer surface
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10


each case, the invisible or
gans hold the clues to low
cost home ownership.
For healthy Intervals, a
good job of construction is an
obvious essential. Only a
good grade of structural lum-
Der should be used. thor
oughly seasoned.
Proper seasoning pre-
shrinks lumber at the re-
quired end-use size. This
provides uniformity in iden-
tical members, such as floor
joists, and makes it easy for
the builder to line up level
edges for level floors. The
drying process increases both
the strength and stiffness Of
lumber. A state Of dryneSs
also engenders permanence
in wood, and a permanently
sound structural framework
is the best assurance of an
ever radiant house COM
plexion.
If unseasoned lumber is
used, however. wood members
may lose size and strength
after they are in service. Size
variations cause obvious
trouble and expense to the
builder, and despite all he
can do, he still may not be
able to prevent surface de-
fectS
To be sure of low cost
home ownership. the pros
pective occupants should in
sist on a good grade Of dry
lumber. When lumber is
grade-marked, the buyer is
assured that the lumber is
properly seasoned and that it
meets other requirements of
manufacture and grade.
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may be of several different
materials. But in any event,
the source of sustenance and
support is the same.
For a closer clinical anal
ysis, let's take the example
of the floor. The most COM
Portable floors are those that
take advantage of the nat
ural resiliency Of wood in a
raised platform structure.
The surface flooring stretches
like skin over a three-tier
Arrangement Of lumber. A
well built structure of good
quality wood provides the
ideal balance of resiliency
and strength, which makes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-10
Riqht Framework
Keeps oHouse New

walking easy. A stable struc-
ture is also the best assur-
ance that floors will stay
smooth and even, without
need Of repair.
Surface blemishes are less
likely to occur when there
is a healthy condition un-
derneath. Wallpaper that
doesn't wrinkle. plaster that
doesn't crack, and roof
shingles that remain secure,
are other good examples. In
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-06
My Case For The

sprawl reading THE Enemy Camp" and drinking
Vichyssoise through straw. Pretty decadent what?
(Sor of an urban sprawl)
No one need remind me that the physical and
financial costs of coming by all these blessings consti-
tute me fool But modern man is fool no matter
where he lives. suburban father eating carrots that
after adding up the soil food. garden tools and rabbit
fencing. cost him fifteen cents apiece is ludicrous
figure. So is man in taxi proceeding downtown
at half the speed of the pedestrians thanking him on
either side. The woman in The New Yorker who
asked her friend Shall we walk or do we have time
to take cab?" not kidding. And there are
millions like her.
\ ar Jerome Weidman, in the thrilling screed with
lVl which he frightened these pages recently, re-
minds us that the historic drive of mankind is toward
the city. He is right
Then why is il that greatest city has lost almost
hundred thousand in the last decade so, decline
of over one percent in the population when the popu
lation in general is going up?
BY now it is clear that this argument senseless
well endIessly protractbe. II is time reminded
us of the simple thing it all boils down to-you pays
your money and you takes your choice Or to put
them in their proper order you takes your choice
and pays your money. too, like Mr.. Weidman, have
spent sixty bucks going in to the theatre and to
Yankee Stadium. But if no dramatic entertainment
have recently seen struck me worth sixty bucks,
neither is it worth sixteen, which is what pair of
Saturday-neht tickets will cost him. and which will
comprise his total outlay provided he dimes at home
and lives next door to the playhouse. The theatre
has priced itself out of my custom. leaving me where
il found me, movie fan But there is no film want
to see that doesn't eventually reach the hometown
movie theatre. So for me this problem is academic
Others are not, however, and the parts of Mr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-06

Iron the terrace on which I am framing these
Il observations can see my six-year-old son play
ing IN the back lot He is wearing Yankee uniform
to which is affixed large sherifs badge Thus clad,
ne is holding up the Wells Fargo people. until such
time as quit this nonsense and resume batting out
fungos to him. In the city, this would have to be
stickbal in the street. Out here it can be on lawn
or in pasture. That is one of the reasons why
like living here There are others even triter.
love to smell viburnum in the dooyard after
dinner. love that fountain of red and green called
Towering ounce that crowd of little Rorschach faces
in the pansy bed. long. when the redeather leaves
OF the sour gum have vanished and her boughs are
bare, TO see them feathered again with falling
snow. love to watch Wakemans pond freeze over,
and when it has, go skating on it. love to skate
alone by moonlight, or with my children; or when
have tired of these pleasures, with some pretty girls
who sometimes show up there, one of whom is a
beginner and who clings to me as though we're an
analyst. | urge playing baseball over going to see
the Yankees and recommend skating above trip
TO the Icecdpades
II defend the country in the winter, who will
do as much for the city in the summer? From June
to September most cities are ovens, the devotees of
which are nowhere to be seen. They are all down at
the beach or in the mountains, cooling their heads
over tall one. Those doomed to remain behind have
no refuge but droning air conditioner, a movie or
municipal beach or swimming pool. There they le
IN horrible togethernesS, under the beating sun,
with or without suntan lotion depending on whether
they want to be broiled merely sauteed By this
time am nut-brown, and can have my choice of
maple shade or nearby quiet beach, II isn't very
good beach-a mile of shore with more rocks than
prison workyard and less sand than a peck of
spinach-but lying on of those pneumatic RATS
on which Gatsby lost his life, am all right There
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Weidman's remarks found most telling were those
that echoed regrets for the city lodged deep in
my own breast. Most of are not simon-pure coun-
try types at all, but hybrids, like the things we grow
II my baseball and ce-skatng references leave the
impression that am simple outdoor type l must
hasten to correct it, am sedentary and complicated.
lhere are times when the only exercise | get is
sappng midges and the only exercise | get at all
regularly is walking. The bulk of that is done in
the city streets during my lunch hour or between
business appointments | freely admit You cannot
walk on country roads-too many cars whizznp by
with, what is worse, every seventh one stopping to
ask whether you want lift. None of this is simple,
cltzens Walking is one of the pleasures you give
"p-not gain-when you move to the country
these are few threads in the tangled skein of
pros ana cons out OF which every man must make
ms own sense, pursuing his own tastes That's what
oil comes down to IN the end-your personal tastes
Ii you like holyhocks, come to the country If what
you want ham hooks, stick close to the Blue Rib
bon on 44th Street in Manhattan, or to the Red Star
Inn on North Clark Street in Chicago.
gnash my teeth with Mr. Weidman over what il
costs TO take my family in for day of fun and food
IN the city. And there times in the morning when
as lie IN bed listening to the song sparrows thrushes
and yellow-belied Sapsuckers that have awakened me-
miss the whiSe-sharp, clear, distinct-of the dou-
ble-breasted dooman
Dur If have city hankerings there is no evidence
- IN Mr. Wedmans vaedictory that he has country
ones. There is no reason why he should | know
people Who hate foliage | believe il was one of the
French novelists who detested nature with its con-
slant leaf-mod reminders of the fertilizer TO which
ne would himself one day be reduced counterpart
OF this would be the melancholy evocatons, on ur-
ban bouevards of Nineveh and Tyre All that any
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-06

Remember Jerome Weidklan last month on
why / Am Leaving The Suburbs?
This month we are happy to present
Mr.. Weidndn's former neighbor
who speaks up for the other side
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-06

SHbmbia Today. August 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-05
AUToMOBILEs FoR SALE


RAMBLER 80 American: only 600
TesISsther n sysi snd .qse ",ns W.
tires, Payments Sai per mo, With
qualified down payment. Bur-
ROWS RAMBLER, 400 N 81, Sc.
III, f-s300. OPP, Navy Yard
RAMBLER $50 4-dr. station wagon
hrand-new: delivered IN ID. C.,
81 eos, BURROWS RAMBLER.
INC INC n aoo n x.s Sc. H. 4-s5oo'
RAMBLER 80 a-door sedan: radi0,
heater. 2-tone paint; neW-car
condition throughout: Si,Sp5.
SAVE SAVE. FORD ss1bt Elm st. Be-
RAMBLER '5a 4-dr.: brand-ney:
delivered only 81 .a29. BURROWS
RAMBLER, INC, 900 M 81. Sc,
II 4-s3O0. OPP Navy Yard
SAAB 93-B-$1, 1895
Family comfort Up to Is mpg.
econ. Safety front wheel drive,
swedish engineering quality. st95
On. can del
RosENTHAL CHEVROLET
Columbia Pike and s. Glebe Road
Arlington, Va. IA. 7-d7s1
SIAICA '57 Elysee 4-door sedan.
This economy auto Is our weekend
special and priced below market
value. II interested in economy
through the foreign line, do not
miss this one. 81 ,045. NATIONAL
AUTO BROKERS. $500 ca. ave.
NV. tn. 2-Ss57.
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MANHATTAN
TMpOPTEn CARS

9TH and r SITS. NV. Ho. $1,000
MERCURY '57 Montclair 4-door
sedan; radio, heater. Mercomatic.
power brakes and power steering,
factory air conditioning, original
blue finish. exceptionally clean;
low mileage; one owner. 5000.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
wis. and Ellicott NV, KE. 7-13Os
MERCURY $50 4-door sedan: auto.
trans, r. and h., black and white:
terms, TOM CARR EDsEL, INC,
1901 Good Hope I'd. Sc, LII.
4-7S5s
MERCURY '53 2-door hardtop:
Mercomatic. radio, heater, extra
clean: S495.
ROYAL CHRYSLER
sIMCA- CHRYSLER IMPERIAL
1901 r. /. AVE. NE.
BRENTWOOD, MD. WA. $4,000
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ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
600 bbssHy s0E " 4 s'i Sun. TX 70 s 4
voLvo ISIS .-door; white: radio;
clean. sl.an5. -Ccc guarantee
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
ises eand 81, NV FE. $4,000
voLKswAoEN SO sedan: radio,
heater: new-car condition: ST.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER 50 s.door station was.
en-. automatic shift. radio, heater
style-tone paint. Wv. tires. new
car conn throughout; S2,lp5
CAVE FORD. ASIA Elm It,, Be.
thesda, OIL. 6-S20s.
RAMBLER so American station
wagon: with heater, turn signals
like new inside and out, only
$500 miles; special At sl,i95.
Guy Steuart Motors
MERCURY EDsEL-LINcoLN
1850 E.-W Hwy, S. s.. ~. 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-05
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PONTIAC 1857 star Chief VS. q
equipped; owner, reflects new
CAT condition, Reguiar ~ Dos
value. DISCOUNT price. si,oss.
OLMSTEAD OLDS
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl., IA. 7.S4OO
PONTIAC $50; low mliease; r. and
h. BY OWNER, 10, s-005l.
PONTIAC AS cdr sedanette: 7. and
h. auto, trans very clean inside;
PoESIIAc sS y. . eIhIisitaRiP, ~, a.sT
81 .595.
Falls Church De Soto-Ply.
HiilwOOd Ave; and .,sd Lee Hwy.
PONTIAC $50 star Chief hardtop:
beautiful 2-tone flntsh. radio.
heater, hydramatie, many other
extras: very clean inside and out
q to choose FROM Sl.a95 up.
American Service Center
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Mercedes
5S5 NJ Glebe Rd., Arl, ia. 1-7722
PONTIAC '55. $50" hardtop cata-
lima. hydrasnatic, radio, heater,
Wv tires, tan and white; special
Guy Steuart Motors
MERCURY EDSEL-LINCOLN
! i60 E.-W Hwy. s. s. JU. 5000
Pontiac '55 Catalina hardtop
coupe: radio, heater. hydramatic,
power brakes and power steering,
2-tone blue finish: very clean,
low mileage: one owner: Sl,0e5.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis. and Ellicott NV, KE. 7-130s
PONTIAC 1855 cow; auto. trans,
power steering and brakes, 7. and
h.. Wv. tires. This 29,O0Q-mile
auto is a glamorous 2-tone Of pas
sion pink and Jet black with a
interior Is immac. and peri. To
1876. NATIONAL AUTO BROKERS,
! 1906 Ca. ave. NV, To. 2-SS77.
PONTIAC 1855 4-dr. 6-passenger
station WAGON; auto. trans, 7.
and h, This low mileage 1-owneT
auto is beautiful 2-tone Of
ivory white and steel gray. The
interior is Of red and white leather.
A true family auto at the re-
markable price OF S745. Ma
TIoNAL AUTO BROKERS, $500
Ga. ave. NV. TU 2-SS7f.
PONTIAC 81 4-dr. 9-pass. Safari
station wagon: 2-tone green IN
ish, T. and h., auto. trans, power
steering: low mileage, owner;
excel. cond. Special, only S1.S95l
Low down payment, easy terms.
CAS- guarantee go other station
wagons 10 choose FROM.
AUTO SALES
500 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 3-30sS
PONTIAC 1858 super custom de
luxe; excel cond.. S395. S25
down. ROPER MOTOR, LA. g.
RAMBLER 50 Country Club; r. and
h. JOYCE MOTORS 32I7 N. 10th
St., Arlington, IA. 7-25S4.
RAMBLER SO Custom 4-dr. sta
ton wagon; radio, weather eye,
auto. trans, reclining seat, Wv.
tires; attractive yellow and black
finish. 30-day warranty: 81 ,495.
WIFI NC p pAKED
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ROYAI. CHRYSI .ER

BIMCA-CHRYb LEN .IMF EFIAL
BRENTWOOD. MD Wa $1,000
vOLKswAGEN. '57, excel cond, Ike
new new seeS oS aog On no ffess. terms rms
r. / ave. ne. I'll Q pm. weekdays
only.
VOLKsWAGEN 1888 Microbus De
luxe model; IN excellent cond ;
g-2S5f before IL am, or after
10 pm.
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nENAuLT-DAufllINk 'bll T. b.
Phone GREAT Mlh, ioo-M tMdl.
sIupf. ~ LaFks sno Haeka .li
medel.i inmed. ef,lysff, Ahthi'
S Sis S q ASil. ja nt l.sssa go y
hTupEnAKKn 81 Commander VS.
.dl radio heater, aytldtlsfs Car
BOWMAN
1000 o. Az. NV RI, d.iise
sruDn, 1885,, Larkt, All models
t1th and A ~, nv. nL 7-Al 90.
TnuNnERninD shN hardton, new
doWt, seals. aiferlnf. hfakes.
crulaomatlc trans rruly cham.
CAVE FORD
ASIA Elm 81, bethesda. Nd
OF. d-hsOA
TnuNpEnnIRp 'ss hasdiep: pow.
yer- eleani sa.3eS' ccc guaf-
Capitol Cadillac-OldSCO
lasa send 81 NV, M. $4,000
THUNDERBIRD '58
Power steerinn. brakes, electric
windows. neW-car condition. low
bank financing, Must be seen 10
be appreciated,
Johnny RAYS
AUTO BROKERS
0fOs olebe Rd. and Columbia Pike
Arlinston, Va, "a. a-sfa0 -
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AUTOMOBILES FoR sALI
PACKARD 80 f-doori y. ane ~
auto. tfnnti excel cond aipa
TAKOMA EOpn

FAIkAHu 'hi aruouIi =. ann NJ
auto, tFnnsi excel oond stoa
TAKOMA FORD
1886 CARROLL AVE.
TAkoMA PARK, Mo. 10, $1,000
PLYMOUTH 50 COW u and n,
wv. tires. auto. tfnna fnreI
eond tl,0oe. IN. a-ea1I
rLYMOUru 1881 suburban STA.
TON WAGON, neulS painted
me!cI iu.i oysEheuisd seIl cheap
YORK ave ne MA, h-hb1i
PLYMOUTH III f-dr. hardiop; z
and h extras Tow mileage A.
~ owner @l,Ana. "
PLYMOUTH 81 YES hardiop coupe
poWerfiitf, r. and ~ owner
10000 miles. ~ sos. LOVING
CHEVROLET. iailo E.-W. hwy.
A q, Nd ~, $4,000.
PLYMOUTH IS a-dr, sedan =
and NJ. dark green finish. e5ph
LOVING CHEVROLET. 1850 E.-W
hwy 3 q, Nd, ~ n.e0o0'
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MERCURY - a-df.i Z, and A.. ' I.
NJ tires, exceptionally clean. ~
". nrosd ~ Fslll Church.
MERCURY 81 honteFtY hardlou
coupe, Meffnm4tic, radio, heater
Wsw. tires, lilac aba black nnish
only $1,000 miles IKE new; enli
GUY Steuart Motors
MERCURY -EnaEls- LINCOLN
iiou B w HvY. 3 \. ~. N-a4ao
MERCUnY - Monterey herdtop
Z coupe. Mffromntie, n and N. p.
/. tone frffn nnirh sdnh. LOVING
I ChENnOLkI, 1850 H-W, hwy
a d, Nd, ~. pseOoo
mKRcunY ~ club coupe; 7. sne
MoToh CO iol New York ave-
MERCURY 80 f-door sports sedan
Nercomatlr. radio heater, wv
tires. tlyletone ~ shades o.
blue like new. sf.e0h
Guy Steuart Motors
MKhcURY -EDsEI. LINCOLN
1870 E-W Hwy. 8 3 ~. h-h4bl
MOA ,bH. wire wheels. heater. ney
tor and paint: must sell. best oiier
FM, a-0l1A,
Mc.. N white 's red 49,. - ~ &c Z
MdA ia coupe. had exceptionalll
good care BY former owner, o.ue
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PONTIAC ,58

N~@N - @A@O ~
Chieftain Cat. .ardtop: hydra, r
and h, Nv. tires; 2-tone blue
orig. upholstery and mats; imaginl
the savings on first-year deprecia
ton. Car carries new guarantee
$2,288
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
Low DOWN PAYMENT
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 6-7204
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PONTIAC 1857 Star Chief VS. g
saSippsS; ~ owner owner. rsfiscts new new.
car condition, Reguiar ~ ,aa5
yyelns. IpIscouET. price. si'oss.
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WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. re. Ii. 6-7.04

PONTIAC '55 $40" 4-door; power
7teering, .lydramatic drive, radio,
heater; 2-tone finish: immaculate;
'THEELER, INC, wHEELMoBILE
"UsEFUL" ONE-OWNER CARS
CHRYSLFR- PLYMOUTH- IMPERIAL
49O0 WISCONSIN NV EN-. 2-lO2O
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PARKWAY FORD

oU,1U N %, INV. ~. . 70 7
LINCOLN 1855 4-dr. sedan: auto.
trans, power steering and brakes,
power seat and windows. +. and h.,
Wv. tires. This prestige auto is
a beautiful ivy green with q per-
feet matching interior. This auto
needs only an owner as fine as Its
last. A truly clean auto which you
must see and drive to fully appre-
s fIsss Fsg' 5s6 GHt ca ave. A NV,
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ROYAL CHRYSLER

SlMIA-Ct1 SLEh-1
1901 r. /. AVE. NE,
BRENTWOOD. MD, WA. $1,000
MORRIS MINOR IS cow: low
mileage, like new, one owner;
THACKER MOTORS