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the diplomatic corps. gave q
huge luncheon yesterday in
honor Of Sonora de Quintan-
lila, wife Of former Mex
ican Ambassador to the GAS.
Some 10 or more women
attended the party which was
held at the Nicaraguan EN-
bassy. Fifty Of them sat at
tables Of 10 each on the en-
closed porch looking out on
the lovely big gardens Of the
residence. And just as they
took their places the sun
same out and spread its
cheerful warmth for the dur
alton Of the meal.
In addition TO the wives Of
all the Latin-American am
bassadors accredited to the
White House and the wives
Of all Latin American en-
voys attached to the GAS,
the fancy feminine frolic
drew Mrs. Dick Rubottom,
wife Of the Assistant Secre-
tary OF State; Mrs. John
Dreier. wife Of the American
Ambassador to the GAS:
Mrs. Bob Corrigan, Mrs.
Floyd Akers and Mrs. Paul
Daniels. who is here from
Connecticut with her hus-
band. while he recuperates
from an operation.
After THE luncheon, Lillian
de Sevilla- Sacasa whipped
down to the White House to
represent the diplomatic
corps at the tea Mrs. Eisen-
hover gave for wives of dele
gates to the International
Chamber of Commerce.
MRS. ROBERT MEYNER,
beauteous wife of the Gov
ernor Of New Jersey, was the
reason for the tea Mrs. Oscar
Chapman gave yesterday
afternoon at her Spring VAL
ley house. Wearing a dark
suit accented with a diamond
pin, and a broadbrimmed hat
Of lowered fabric, Helen
Meyner never looked prettier.
or more relaxed despite a
hectic day She and her
husband few down in the
morning so he could attend
a governors conference on
the aged during the day, and
make a speech at the Nation
al Capital Democratic Club
at a dinner last evening, and
they were flying back last
night.
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Two Lively Dances Set Pace
For Cdpitdlites Lost Night

Maria Merriam, the Leslie
Glenns, Caroline and Jack
Simmons, Brig. Gen. Noel
Parrish, George Baker, Serita
Peet, Roy Leifflen and Clay
ton Fritchey.
The Burdens will leave soon
for New England after a
winter in Washington, and
Ella, who's been away much
of that time, will occupy the
house alone.
THE JOHN PILLSBURYS
of Minneapolis and Palm
Beach, and the Charles A.
Munns of New York and
Palm Beach - she is a
Spreckels heiress-Mrs. Axel
Jonsson of Philadelphia and
P. B. and Mrs. Rufus Pat
terSon Of New York were out
of-town guests at the Mays
gay Soiree. Gen. and Mrs.
Anthony McAuliffe were also
here from New York.
The Augusta RoSsos, the
Percy Brundages, Perle
MeSta, George Williams,
Gwen Cafritz, Representa-
tive Jim Fulton, the Drew
PearsonS, Jerry and Arthur
Hill, the Preston Sutphens,
Marian and Slocum Kings
bury, and Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
William Rose were among
last nights square dancing
set.
Mrs. May imported from
New York, Hot Springs, etc.,
no less than II professional
dancers from the Arthur Muir
ray and Astaire studios to keep
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her guests happily and ex-
pertly cutting a rug through
out the evening. The fancy
stepping varied from THE
Girl From Arkansas" to the
last word in Cha-Cha- Chas.
Others on hand for this
fun party were Marian Tru-
lit, Mrs. John Dempsey, the
Bill MacCrackens, Fred Roy,
the Lewis Ellises, Scott Kirk
patrick, Jim Mann, Billy
Mitchell, Gen. and Mrs. Mi
randa of the Spanish En-
bassy, Jim and Nancy Smith
and Ann Maria Alba-the
latter three taking in both
dances.
Il 4
SONORA DE SEVILLA-
SACASA, wife of the dean Of
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sons, Mrs. Robert Low Bacon,
Mrs. Adelaide Leonard of
New York and Long Island,
former Swedish Ambassador
and Nine. Bohemian, Mrs.
Chauncey Parker, recently
arrived from London to
remain until July; Italian
Minister Carlo Perrone, Brit
ish Minister Lord Hood,
Gallery Director and Mrs.
John Walker, the Albert
Deweys, former Ambassador
and Mrs. Arthur Gardner and
young Arthur and Joan-the
latter in a pink straplesS
gown and becoming new
hair-do.
The Harry FrelinghuySens,
who loaned a Renoir to the
exhibit, were down from New
York for this very good party,
and so were David and June
Smith.
DOUGLAS BURDENS
beautiful daughter Wendy,
in a black -and-white polka
dot dress, danced with Ed
ward Morgan. Mary Caroth-
ers was sporting a new Golf
fure as. she twirled with her
husband Neal to Cy Delman's
music. The Walter Lipp-
MAINS chatted with friends
as they watched the dancing
from one of the tables that
lined the room. Alec Hagner
broke the news that he has
sold his house in Mclean,
Va, and plans to build on
the adjoining property.
And others at this week.
night to-do that lasted til
2::30 were French Counselor
and Nine. Pelen, the Sam
Smiths down from Philadel-
phia, the James Van Aliens,
Jane McBaine, Scotty Lana
han, the Matt LooramS, the
Herbert Klotzes, Bill and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
BY BETTY BEALE
star stan Writer

Two types of dances took
place in Washington last
evening. both highly recon-
mended though strikingly diff
ferent. And just as one ended
the other began. In short,
some of us twirled for hours
and hours.
The Herbert Mays tossed
one of Marjorie's famed
round and square" dances at
the Army Navy Country Club
where full-skirted cottons
and blue jeans jigged to the
call Of Swing your partner"
and "alamain left" 1t began
with an informal buffet sup
per for 200 and ended at II.
with two orchestras, Sidney's
and Maurice Flowers. alter
mating every two or three
numbers.
Precisely at that time a
very dressy group of social
ties who had been to the
opening of the French I'M
pressionists and Post impress
sionists exhibition at the
National Gallery of Art ar
rived at the historic Coach
House" residence in George
town for a dance given jointly
by Ella Burling and the
Douglas Burdens.
All three "Bs" connected
with the house were there
the hosts, who have been
leasing it together, and Mrs.
Randolph Burgess. the owner
and guest at the party. Helen
ended her Washington visit
today to rejoin her husband
in Paris, where he is Ameri-
can Ambassador to NATO.
Peruvian Ambassador and
Sonora de Berckemeyer were
there and the Dean Ache
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

"AROUND THE WORLD IN so, DAYs"-Cantlnfas and
David Nlven Aim Of the Jules Verne story
ASK ANY GIRL"-Shrley MacLalnes Cannes award per-
Torrance sparks n lively romantic comedy.
LIMITATION OF Understanding for the girls, Lana
Turner in a FIVE handkerchief soap opera.
WANT TO LIVE"-Susan Haywards melOdramatlc Oscar
winning portrayal of a convicted murderess.
"SHANE"-Jean Arthur, Van Hehin and Alan Ladd in q
superior Western directed by George Stevens.
"SOME LIKE 1T HOT"-Jack Lennon and Tony Curtis as
pair Of spurious girls, Marilyn Monroe real one
"SOUTH PACIFIC"-Mtx GaynOr and RossanO Brazil in
gaudy film Of the Rodgers Hammersten musical hit.
1.-THE TEN COMMANDMENTS"-Ceci B. DeNille's big Bbli-
cal spectacle, all about Moses and his life and times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
HOLLY WOOD
Grant Buys an Actress
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

wealthy wife Pauline and
richest man in America Paul
Getty. I didn't see who picked
up the tab, but I'll wager 1t was
the poorest man at the table.
And can't understand
why Gary Cooper uses the
phrase, II can't afford it," as
frequently as he does. Gary
has earned more than half a
million dollars a year for the
past ~ years.
The betting in Europe, where
they know Zsa Zsa GabOr very
well, is that her memoirs"
will never see the light of pub
lication. When her collaboration
called Mama Jolie GabOr to
ask for a whole day in which
to talk of Zsa Zsa, mama
Jolie replied, Fine, but first
see my agent and fix the
terms" Zsa Zsa told the writer
to see British producer Jimmy
WOOlf, then promptly called
Jimmy and warned, Don't tell
him anything!"
Sim0ne SignOret, so good in
Room at the Top" vacations
in New York while husband
Yves Montana fills an engage
ment there.
Marion BrandO's violent pic
ture, 1.-THE Wild One" which
was banned in Britain when it
first came here a few years
ago, has been banned all over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05

LONDON NANA). - Cary
Grant is buying the contract Of
British Actress Barbara Steele
from Sir ]. Arthur Rank. Bar
bara is expected to be the next
Mrs. Cary Grant. Originally
Cary had wanted to share
Barbara's contract with U-I. OF
goth Century-Fox. But now he
wants the lady all to himself
professionally and privately, II
seems. -. I learned in London
that when Charles LaughtOn
was informed that his big death
scene in "Spartacus" had been
cut, he jumped UP and down
in a fearful rage for two
minutes by the clock.
Kelvin McClOry's picture, 1.-THE
Boy and the Bridge" is Britain's
entry for the Venice Film
Festival. Well, the Susan
Hayward Oscar-winning Aim,
II Want to Live" has finally
been released in London. but
the popular press is complain
ing because the potent death
chamber scene has been cut
Metros Ben Hur" has been
booked at the Empire Theater
in London for one whole year
The big spectacle. starring
Charlton HestOn and Jack Haw-
kins, is expected to stay for
two years. When they like a
film here, they see it over and
over again.
4
Richard Ney at the elegant
Caprice Restaurant with his
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YAIRYAY Fairfax. Va. OR 3-299s
Free Parking
Walt Disney's SLEEPING BEAUTY"
Adm.-Adults, 75c: Children, 35c.
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ALL ARE AIR CONDITIONED

lRYRn wosh. Lee shopping Center
Opp. p. MysF. IA. 7-l733
! SUSAN HAYWARD. II WANT TO
~ I'VE
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lagain. The censors were per-
suaded to take another look
and tainted In a body. They
reckon there are already too
many juvenile delinquents in
England.
Evening star., 1959-11-22

room, study, dining room,
kitchen and two bedrooms.
John Carter, the first colo
nial owner, kept a tavern
there and in 1876, James
Moir, a Williamsburg tailor,
Evening star., 1959-11-22
Williamsburg Tour
Set for Sunday

eSses will be on hand to
answer questions and guide
the visitors. All the houses
will be decorated with un-
usual fall flower arrange
mentS created by experts
from the Williamsburg gar
den clubs.
The quarters Of the Carter
Saunders house on Palace
Green, home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph w. Brinkley. is one
Of the miniature houses
which intrigue Williamsburg
tourists. Attached but sep
arate from the main house, it
has a living room, dining
room and kitchen on the first
floor, and bedroom and bath
on the second.
The James Geddy Shop on
Duke of Gloucester street,
now the bachelor home of
Mr.. Thad Tate, is furnished
with contemporary furniture
and prints which blend at
tractively with the simple,
straight lines of the colonial
interior. The Prentis Store
house, mentioned in the 18th
century inventories of the
Prentis family, home of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Thorp, is fur
nished in the manner of the
period. This little building
has a living room with kitch-
en- unit, bedroom and bath.
Typical House
The James Anderson Kitch-
en-, home Of Mrs. Virginia H.
Sneed, facing the garden. is
typical of the reconstructed
colonial kitchens in Williams
burg which now serve as mini
ature houses. The largest
home on the Small Homes
Tour. the Carter -Moir House,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. Eager. on Francis street,
has a central hall, living
Evening star., 1959-11-22
WILLIAMSBURG

WILLIAMSBURG, Va.
Thanksgiving visitors to this
colonial city will have a rare
opportunity to tour some of
the most unusual private
homes in the restored area.
The Small Homes Tour,
sponsored annually by the
Women of Bruton Parish
Church, will be. held next
Sunday. Five little homes,
including a colonial store
house. the 18th century quar-
ters of a large town house, a
shop once operated by silver
smith James Geddy, a Co.
lonial kitchen and the 18th
century home of a tailor who
boarded Schoolboys, will be
open to the public from 2::30
until $50 pm.
Fall Flowers
Tickets for the tour will be
available at the Information
Center. the Williamsburg Inn,
Williamsburg Lodge and at
the individual homes. Wis
itors can start their tour at
any of the houses and host
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1922 sand st, NV. RI. $4,000
IS Years In
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$40 Bryant Ave. Colonial Beach
Va,-Capital 4-4433
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BUICK 81 Century 2-door Riviera;
dynaf r and h.. poHer brakes,
beaut. black and white finish; one
owner car: ready for vacation
travel; unusually low price, war
ra1 msaanY uIMgfGAv rOPn
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TRAILERs


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[ sion 'A5--Sx43 IT,. hedrms,
excel. cond. J. title clear. Make Offer
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ANDERSON 'ss Aft. 2-bedrm
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MAGNOLIA 1883 46.ft.; 2 bedrms.
con- uletely furn.. 21-in. TV, auto
washer. PA. 5-S62a
MODERN TRAILERs-S5OO cash
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Best oifsr by June LIST, SP. 3-2Osa
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1888 SOFT. SPARTAN, /. bedrms.
excellent condition. $500. IA
5-2A33.
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luroMelIlls rsa sac GuruAollLls ,fsa smI

$4,000. low MI, vas $4,000. mini
CO.. SSsa ~ FLOOD PONTIAC 900
CADILLAC 80 hardtop eoupe; ra-
do and heater, power steerinn
low mIleaee, owner. 81. 1913;
ALDER OLDSMOBlLE
200 os. Avs, NV "a; e 80,
CADILLAC $50 Limousine; black
immaculate; power steerlng and
brakes. factory air conditioning
S3,5e5. Ccc guarantee,
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
ia22 2gnd 81. NV. FE. 7-2eco
Is Years In
Nations Capital
CADILLAC $50 Coupe De vile; full
power and air cond.; fast sale
$500, CT. 6-35ni.
CADILLAC $50 "sa" sedan: Cadillac
air conditioning. interior and eX'
terror absolutely immacuiate'
real value. act now, S.'0a5.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
.,.I ssI5llnstSn shopping &c center s.asse
OUR 10th YEAR
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WE NEED good clean. late-mode
used cars. al makes and moGsls
Highest prices paid
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
MERCURY -EpgEL-LINCoLN
iI:l aist st,.NsW. FL. 7-324f
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SEASONED LIST TRUST
81 ssd ipt'r rot.. 'E ca Nm II ' p3GRRs
Ma. 5000 or OIL. 6-al05.
10 SEASONED VA TRUSTS, $1,000
to $4,000. 69t: short terms, soot
discount. IA S-5SeS. IKE. S"6f44
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AVIATION

AERONCA L-3 FOR SALE; recent
reiicensed; excellent cond. 65-hp
Continental engine. Can be seen Of
Lee Airport, EdRewater, Nd.
Price. $1,000.
ERCOUPE, SIS h.p., all-metal ex-
ceptionally weil-maintained air.
craft. Previously owned BY wash
inGton automobile dealer. Now
avail for inspection and sale at
Washington-V virginia Airport. This
ship must be seen to Be hppreci..
washineton-Lee Airport, Leesbure
pike ct Bailey'S Crossroads. Jk.
s-2325.
PIPER PALS. excel. eond,, duel
controls, "a, {. and b., 7. OF C., So
Lyc. uses only 3h sal per hr
viii take l.2q5 for Weekend
sale. IKE. B.12.6.
1875. SUPER CUSTOM TRIPACER,
fully equipped, 100 hours TT;
newly purchased Oct, 1857
$1,000. 10. B-3l.4.
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65-FT. RAMBLER
OPEN SUNDAY, 12-DARK
HILLsAIERE SHORES
Nj FROM ANNAPOLIS
ApRROX 9nOxl1h

WATERFRONT LOT
PRICE S24. 500. COMP. FURN.
Beautiful 3-yr.-old, all masonry
modern. VI. around rambler con
tainina 3 lovely bedrms.. Ice. Nv
rm. and din. rn. L. all-elec. kit.
sas heat; carport. 26-ft. screened.
in patio with barbecue; maenificent
southeriy exposure with summer
prevailing breeze. facing Chesf'
peake Bay with private beach
beautiful new summer. winter sub.
division Of expensive honest
mins. from ANNAPOLIS and shop,
ping Directions: From Wash. gu
on Rte. No. 2. approx. 500 IT. Il
Rte No. 665, left TO HillsmerI
Shores sign, through subdivision Q
main I'd, to water (Bay View Or }
left to ind house on right. 70
sale By owner. ROBERT 1LITz
builder. DAYS ST. 3-3026, wash.
ington, d. c.
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MONEY TO LOAN

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA.
TON s64i coissvi.is road. Juni-
per $4,000
MORTGAGE LOANS, SIS 900 "a
S1hO 600 Group your debts lower
your payts. refinanee your prop
and improvements Quick, honest,
courteous service on real estate,
farms, etc Only In the state o.
Maryland Cali Mr.. ROBERTS
Ralto., Md day or night. suns
and HOLIDAYS At SARATOGA 7-4O47
Signature Loans, servicemen incl
FARIS FINANCE co.
1899 0eorGia Ave.
Wheaton. Md 10 b-5l22
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ATTRACTIVE. well-constructed. 3
bedroom home. Oil heat, modern
kitchen, . fine poTches, 3 blocks
from bay. ideal for retirement
Only S1,a50. RE. 6-6s64. RE
5-s347. FELLOWS REALTY CO.
BRETON BEACH, nr. Leonard
town, Md.-small cottage on wa
terfront wIown pier; grabbing
and Ashtng: safe place for chill
sdren. UN. 4-Sa63.
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AUTOMORlLEs foR SALE

AUSTIN .HEALEY 1854: black, red
interior, wire wheels. oyerdrive,
heater: si.2b0. 10. 1885
AUSTIN 1853 sedan. $500, Arm.
caII wa. 1856 between 5 and
pm.
BERKELEY competition. type; 500
modified engine. Rollbar. seat
helts, etc. new transmission new
engine never raced; needs tuning.
$500 including trailer. Call OIL.
s-3i05 or EN-. 2-s6il
BFRKELHY $50 cow; imniae,; seas
CAPITOL PARTISAN
MOTORS, INC.
p22nd and N SIS. NV. FE. 7-ss30
BMW 900, 4-passenser sedan;
oermen-built. air-eooled ensine;
m.p.s, sales and service bank
nn'nein ALLIED MOTORS
tilO0 9Th St. NV. CO. o-l4So
Borrow ARDS. '56 through '5S,
ssdsns and station wagons, traded
on new Forwards.
INTERNATIONAL MOTORS, INC.
AZ and "a g. olebe Rd.. Arb, Va
Service Dept German stained
BORG WARD '5s Isabella station
wagon: r. and b., all-leather in
terror, American specilcations;
absolutely Ike new. S1.N95.
ROYAL CHRYSLER
Observation-Disclosures
BRENTWOOD. ND. WA. z-looO
BIiTCK 80 super Riviera 2-dr :;
s sSSntr yins Sissy e. E!llt s.l1 iss'ln'
BUICK SO special s AsdE EaI sedan snj.S (.
sood cond.: S9aI5, owner leaving
USA. EN-. 1870. -.
BUICK SO "7S" Readmaster hard
steering and brakes. air suspen-
sion: Sa.49n
STANLEY H. HORNER
HORNER'S CORNER
Fla. Ave. NE. At 9Th II. 6-6464
BUICK 80 4-dr. hardtop. $1,000.
Electrs 20. f1EE, rs,y prie s,N Snai "
new car any color, hyd. and
BUICK 1883 l-dr, hardtop: $3.50
8-26OS. Highland. Nd.
BUICK 81 Century 2-door Riviera:
besut' black and white fnish; one
owner car: ready for vacation
travel: unusually low price, war
ranted: 81 ,596.
PARKWAY FORD
1880 M st. NV FE. 3-2204
| BUICK SO Riviera coupe; dyna..
! 7. and h.. Wv. tires, pwT. steer
ing and brakes. A sharp. l-owner
car in attrac. 2-tone blue; sl'-
! SOS.
MANN OLDS
I 5000 j 9Th St.
silver sprins. Nd JU 5-6ls6
] BUICK 81 cow: auto. trans. r,
I and h.. w.-w.s, power winooWS;
/ must sac, S2q5, SIS On. SP. 3-0763
| BUICK So super soryert:: r. and
tr In; ooRoEous' INSPECTED.
SPECIAL, $1,000, low as Slaa On.
i WOLFE MOTORS. ff33 N. Moore
| ST.. Ari., Va, st Rcssiyr- ia
4.325l
BUICK 80 Special 2-dr.; @-tone. 7;
and h., etc, In excel. cond.: full
price only $685..
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
I4l0n Ga. Ave, IA. a-a900-2904
BUICK IS super convertible; Z. and
STANLEY H. HORNER
!, HORNER'S CORNER
Fla. Ave. NE. Al 9Th Ii. $500
BUICK '55 Special 4-dr.:. auto
ms tic Transmission: radio. heater sr 7;
SPRING, INC. It41 Esst-West
hwy. 3. g.. Nd. 10, 9-l434
BUICK 1857 s-dr. hardtop super:
graS and rose: all power eauip.; /
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AUToMOBILEs ron SALE

BUICK 81 Century Riviera 4-door
hardtop: earage kept, ivory and
red finish set on with Wv tires
Immaculate condition thrpugheut,
equipped with auto, trankr radio
and heater; only $685.; terms ano
CCC warranty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

nUfCK 81 Estats wasen, dynamo:
beautiful blue and white fnlsh;
Wv. tires. showroom cond You
must see and drive this car 20
appreciate the fne quality and
wonderful care Il has had, 1909,
no cost CAS- Euarantee, terms
CAPITOL AUTO SAILS
500 wis. Ave. en-. a.30Ss
BUICK 50 super Riviera hardtop
coupe: coral and white, power
steering and brakes: si.bes; ccc
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1899 sand st. NV. FE. $4,000
Is Years In
Nations Capital
BUICK 81 special 4-dr, hsrdtop;
owner Ssnsi, 3 sil.ts,iag' 81, $3.50 ~
BUICK 80 Super hardtop: Z. and
h.. dyna.; new paint: $500.
STANLEY H. HORNER
HORNER'S CORNER
Fla. Ave. NE. at 9th. Ii, 6-a464
BUICK 1898 Special Riviera hard
top coupe; earage kept; STONE
green finish set on with " W,
tires, equipped with radio. heater
and automatic transmission; ex-
ceptionally clean car. Only S2.es5
cCc warranty.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
1Tsb Wisconsin Ave. NV.
OIL. 4-1412 OIL. 4-46s4
BUICK SO 4-dr. hsrdtop; :: and
h., dyna.. power steering: .4a9
STANLEY H. HORNER
HORNER'S CORNER
Fls. Ave. NE. at 6tn Ii. d-6464
CADILLAC 40 4-aoor sedan: Z. and
h. black anish. good tires very
WILLIAMS & BAKER
29th and M SITS. NV. no. $500
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ALLsTATK--Ieb7. $50 &C, wind
shIeld mirror; excel. eond. S2nb
Or best Feas. offer. LU. 2-1aaa.
ARIEL ,ss Cor; 200 g. 5000 MI.
BsA IN $3.50 Flash: 1000 mi
Perfect condition, Chrome tenders
S05O IA. e-0054,
HARLKY-DAylDs0N 1857. model
"a. Loaded with extras; under
1000 mllsa, Must sell this weel
END. Call Warrenton, We. III Of
HARLEY.DAVtDsON 1889 80
ex-pollce meteor 5000 conc; with
.letcaF $500. 4eai Wheeler 70. sc
NEW HID. SCOOTER
AVAILABLE soon
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IN. IarGs display. al modeh anc
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Phone for free literature. NIL
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suaILue LAMsnEITA MOTOR
500 70 S1s5. RE. 6.3420. &
vEsPA $50 1857: accessories: 81
900 miles. Is new; s27A. Diplomal
ieavinf town. WO. 6-a661
1850 BsA Bantam - Si5E
1888 Mnstane Colt Sla'
1855 HID, ~. eomplete. CONNER:
1924 HID. 'a5 XII -------- $40.
/ 1897 BSA. B-33 - SOL
1850 pariila scooters. from SAT-
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MACHINERY aaa EaUlP.

LOADER-oC-4 oliver front-end
loader; perfect condition. Trailer
single axle 2S-ft. Iona. MA. q
$3.50.
PRO3PERiTY "a MACHINE, good
operafinf eond.: Il yrs. old; can
be seen In operation. win sacrtilce
for quick sale. $1,000. Box 434-Y,
star. -.
i5-20 TON LORAIN TRUCK
MOUNTED CRANE, Model Mc-3;
pneumatic tire 40, boom, excel
lent condition; location, Norfolk.
virginia: S9,S50. eall collect,
Eveready. Box 63s, Bridgeport,
Conn; tel. Edison 4-9471-2, Gov
eminent standby equipment, can
be seen operating.
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'56 CHEW. sed. del 81 ,OOo
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81 GMC 1s-ton pickup, AT ~ :as3
"a Chev. 2-ton cab chassis, $500
'52 Chev. la-ton pickup $500
Also Complete Line OF New 1879
Chevrolet Trucks on Display
SENSIBLE FINANCING =.
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OIL. l-141. OIL. 4.46. 4
Used Trucks and Parts
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weekdays, SIS.