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she assured me. THE raise
swasn't the thing-you can't
keep much of the money,
anyway; it was the outside
rights I wanted"
WAS it hard to get back
into the swing after so much
time out?" I asked.
Strangely enough, no."
Nat replied. II had f1rst-day
jitters.J but after that, it
seemed I'd never stopped"
Natalie still receives let
tiers about James Dean with
whom she made her big
movie hit. Rebel Without a
Cause" "A lot of kids from
Rebel have been very sue
cessful," she observed. Sal
Mineo, Nick Adams and Dem
mis- Hopper"
And, above all, the petite
Mrs. Wagner, who now has
enough films scheduled 70
take her through 1868.
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No Dromo Coach Will Guide
Clare Kelly to Film Stordom

screen magnifles emotion 100
times life size and it's impos-
sible to hide drama school or
legitimate stage histrionics
under such a microscopic
look.
Drama lessons make you
act unnaturally," she de-
clares. Movie experience will
help you act naturally. Arty
critics may pan a Wayne or
a Cooper but they're up there
year after year in the top
boxoff1ce polls. You can't ar
que with the public's TASTE"
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Claire's parts have been
getting better all along. In
ASK Any Girl" she plays
the free and easy roommate
of Shirley MacLaine. It's her
best role to date.
Her studio now is looking
over the old Carole Lombard
movies for possible starring
vehicles. She is reminiscent
of the blond Coincidence who
lost her life in a wartime
plane crash.
Claire feels that the big
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---~--~------~~~~~
There are only four state
censorship boards operating
today-in Maryland, Virginia,
New York and Kansas. These
were given something of a
jolt the other day by the
Supreme Court, which upset
New York's ban of Lady
Chatterley's Lover" The
court decreed that the ban
violated rights granted by the
First Amendment, which
seems to give the movies
right to freedom of speech
constitutional foundation.
Anyone who looks upon the
screen seriously as an art
form and part Of our way of
life has to want for it the
same freedom to depict life
as the stage or the novel. To
these. four State censor
boards are four too many.
And the new Interpretation
OF the code is not lax, but
realistic.
You could compile a long
list Of Hollywood producers
and directors of artistic and
moral integrity in whose
hands this freedom would be
safe. There are a few, I'M
fortunately, who regard
liberty as a license to shock.
Case in Point
Anatomy Of a Murder"
is a case in point, whether
it got that way by intent to
shock or merely by bad taste.
1t is the story of the MUIR
der trial of an Army lieu
tenant who has killed the
man who raped his wife.
Producer-Director Otto Prem
niger has seen 1T to be
bluntly outspoken and the
trial testimony produces
words and phrases you are
not accustomed to hearing
from a movie sound track.
1t belongs, however, and is
an integral part of a story
that turns out on the screen
as a generally first-rate sus-
penSe drama.
In some areas of the film
this is not true, though. At
one point, for instance, a
prosecution witness is called,
teStifles and has his testi-
mony Immediately counter
acted by the defense report
on his criminal record. The
scene isn't in the book, &C
cording to readers of it, and
in any case 1t adds nothing,
could be cut without ever
being missed.
1t apparently has been in
serted only to shock movie
goers with the witness loud
reference to the officers wife
by a term of endearment
that gets into family news
papers only in the dog
column.
If the movie-makers are
going to earn the right to
keep their new freedom of
speech, they'd better see
what can be done about
making good taste manda-
tory. Otherwise therell be
you-know-what to pay.
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BY HARRY MacARTHUR
star stan Writer

49,
A considerable change has
come over Hollywood atti-
tudes toward what should
and should not be said on a
movie sound track. It started
slowly and grew rapidly.
You can hail 1t as evidence
Of the motion picture arts
growing maturity. Or you
can deplore 1t as q sign Of
lowering moral standards.
There probably is SUFFICIENT
reason for doing both. We
have. in any case. come a
long way from that budding
author in the joke, who.
when advised to start a story
with an misunderstanding
sentence, came up with,
He'll said the duchess"
The extent OF the change Is
emphasized by the realiza-
ton that 1t was scarcely more
than two decades ago that
the great Gone With the
Wind" problem had David o.
Selznick wrestling with his
soul. The entire movie in
dustry was taking sides. Some
thought Mr.. Selznick should
display courage above and
beyond the call Of duty.
Others ventured that If he
did the patrons would throw
rocks at the screen and 1t
might mean the end OF
movies.
Took the Plunge
The problem concerned the
close of the Aim. Scarlet
O'Hara had gone through
the Civil War and all her
own private wars and finally
married dashing Rhett But
Ter. Now she had tried even
his patience and he was
stalking out Of her life.
Whats to become Of me?"
she cried after him. Mr..
Selznick braced himself and
took the plunge. Clark
Gable turned to Vivien
Leigh and said, Frankly,
my dear, I don't give a
damn!"
Can you imagine a movie
producer or director today
fretting for hours over the
possibility of the populace
rising in arms if an actor
says damn" where the script
calls for it? Hardly.
It is probable that no one
thinks Of it as unusual in
1.-THE Horse Soldiers" when
Connie Towers asks John
Wayne what he is going to do
about those advancing cadets
and he answers, Saving your
presence, ma'am, I'm gonna
get the hell out of here"
Standard Maneuver
Director John Ford, Of
course, did have precedent
on his side, if he thought
much about it at all. Wide
circulation was given during
World War II to the report
Of a PIT boat commander
that he completed a mission
and then executed that old
naval maneuver known as
getting the hell out Of here"
Several things are RESPONSE
BILE for the increased use Of
hitherto banned explosives
in movies. One is a more lax
Interpretation of the PRODUCE
ton Code, demanded by
movie makers who favor
adult movies and realism.
Few men say, "Oh, drat it,"
when bashing the thumb
with a hammer, so when a
man does that on the screen,
why should he be reduced to
euphemism?
Another reason probably is
that more people use the
commoner cusS words more
often now than when we all
were younger-and Mr.. Selz-
nick was making Gone With
the Wind" The movies are
mirroring their time.
Still another reason could
be the state of censorship.
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SCREEN

life and loves of the legendary
strong man; 1:25, 1925, $685. 7:25 and 9:25 pm
CAPITOL"Say One For Me-; Father Bng Crosby watches
over bubby Debbie Reynolds; 1:05 315. $780, 1880 and
$40 pm.
coLUMB1A-"H Man; monsters on the loose SIS, 1885,
tbs and 9:55 pm.
DUPoNT-"The Vrtuous Bigamist"; Fernandez is touch
ing as well comic; ITO, 2:50 440, $780, sos and
$50 pm.
kEITHS-The Horse Soldiers: Civil War drama in John
Fords best manner; 1:10 $780, $685. 745 and 9:55 PM
MacARTHUR-"Room At the Top; soaring drama of
ruthless success seeker; 2, 4:30, 7:05 and GAS pm
Observation-Disclosures life and loves of the leg
endary strong $780, 1925 $780, 7:35 and 9:40 PM
ONTAR1O-"The Five Pennies" Danny Kaye Bandleader
Red Nichols; ITO, 800. $780, 7:45 and 9:55 pm
PALACE"A Hole in the Head; boy meets girl in Miami
in Frank Capra comedy; 3:10 $685. TAO and 955 pm
PLAYHOUSE-Middle of the Night; Fredric Marsh and
Kim Novak in Paddy Chayefskys May September love
story LOS, BIS, $40. 7:3O and 9:35 pm.
PLAZA-Love Is My Profession sordd drama with Jean
Cabin and Brigitte Bardot; $780, $3.50, $780, 7:30 and
$50 pm.
ToWN-"Tarzan's Greatest Adventure" muscle-hex
ing in darkest Africa; l, 4:05, 7:10 and 1920 pm.
TRANS-LUX-"Anatomy of Murder; suspenseful court
room DRAMA LIS, AIS, ITO and 10 pm.
UPTOWN-"The Big Circus; fun under the big top but
with lackuSter plot 1920 $780, 5:l5 tbs and 910 pm.
WARNER-South Sea Adventure; the Cinerama cameras
are well used on Pacific isles; and $3.50 pm.
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THE PASSING SHOW
Movie Language
Gets Realistic

Joy Cormody, drama critic Of The
Stor, is on vocation. His column
will be resumed on his return.
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TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE

CANDLELIGHT PLAYHOUSE-"The Loud Red Patrick:
comedy with Pat OBrien; 2:45 and 845 pm
CARTER BARRON AMPITHEATER-Dark Johnny
Mathis. plus variety show, starting tomorrow
OLNEY-Royal Gambit fanciful, non-historic look at
Henry VIII and his wives; 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
ROSECROFT MUSIC CIRCUS-"Jamaica";- musical star
ring Abby Lincoln; $3.50 PM
Evening star., 1959-12-06
EXECUTIVE SALES
TRAINEES (2l

Wanted bv one OF Americas larg-
est coporations. No travelling re-
quired Thorough training with
retirement pension. College edu-
cation and sales experience pre-
terred though not required. Start
ing compensation as high as $500
plus bonus Age 2l-35. Write
about yourself on one page and
give telephone number. Informa-
tion held in confidence
BOX BAY, STAR
Evening star., 1959-12-06
FACTORY
- - ~ - N4N
REPRESENTATIVE

hEH HnEOEN i n i lNE T.
National manufacturer, the
leader in its field will en-
ploy representative for es-
tablished East central
territory. Experienced in
working with dealers selling
restaurant. fountain and re-
frtgeration equipment or
speciality machine sales de-
sirable, but solid sales or
sales management experience
more important. Consider
able travel necessary. Com
pensation is salary, COM
mission and performance.
bonus plus business eX-
penses. II qualified please
call Mr.. Mattice, at Lexing-
ton 9-S422, Baltimore, Nd.
to arrange for personal in
terview.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
PRODUCTION

BIS, I.E. and minimum of years experience in
scheduling; planning from estimates; scheduling
Of components, assemblies and purchasing pro-
cedures and knowledge of production techniques,
equipment and dispatching techniques. Expert
ence in machine and assembly loading, facility
planning, plant layout and reporting also desir-
able.
BIS I.E. and or more years experience in pro-
duction planning estimating and cost control.
knowledge of production techniques required.
TEST
BIS. EE and experience in electronic test equip
ment design. Duties will also include conducting
production tests of complex eectronic equipment.
Experienced with radar altimeter desirable.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
EYFCnTTVE TYPE

Salary and bonus for man to repre-
sent large corporation. No travel
ing, established resident, 30 to 40,
married, ambitious. capable Of
assuming responsibility. Please give
full personal history. AL re-
plies strictly confidential. Box
4SQ-R, Star
Evening star., 1959-12-06
PLUMBERS

opening for experienced
plumbers at our Pine Ridge plant.
near Gainesville. Va, Route 674.
See Mr.. Mitchell at above site or
call FL. 4-3400. Ext. 542. At
LANTIc RESEARCH CORP, Alex
andria Va
Evening star., 1959-12-06
HELP MEN
SANITARY ENGINEER 4,

SANITARY ENGINEER for sales.
mani. interested in public relss
tons. Write or call FREDERIC
A. NASSAUX A. ASSOC. Consult
ing Engineers. 3l2 Trust Building,
Chambersourg. Pa, CO. 4-646O.
SAWYER, experienced only; refer.
ences REQUIRED; full time; salary
commensurate with ability: famil-
lar with 4s-in hoe-frick mill and
Iriumph Is planeI. CORNELL
WRECkIN0 a. LUMBER CO.. 54OS
BranchVille rd.. college Park, WE,
5-2525.
SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER,
white, must have good knoViedFe
Of shorthand and type neatly, s.
day week. Interesting position
with local supply company; ref
erences Necessary; salary open.
BOZ 202-R. Star.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN

Married, 2l to As. To build sales
on established route. Experience
not necessary. Commission and
guar. salary. Regular 5-day week,
paid vacation and sick leave. Ap-
ply Mr.. Lubbes,
Evening star., 1959-12-06
EXECUTIVE
SALESMAN
FOR IBM BUSINESS METHODS

NSNlE AN
Man with proven record Of sales
in intangibleS, to contact exeeu-
tives, to sell business methods
system, based on IBM techniques.
Knowledge Of IBM equipment most
desirable, must be in age range
Of 30 to 40. must have a proven
record OF sales success. A highly
profitable Arrangement Of salary
and commission has been estab-
nshed. Profit sharing additionally
available II desired. Position offers
opportunity to develop and man
age sales force for the company
Excellent young company with
tremendous growth potential. Ma
Jor medical, health, personal in
surance and fringe benefits.
Write to Box 495-R, Star, provide
full details on work history, sal
ary or commission earned, educa-
tional BACKGROUND and marital
status.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

Mechanics, only thorouEhly exper
Call WA. 7-S53S.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
TEST
STAFF

BIS. in engineering, with experience in contract
administration with particular emphasis on CO.
ordination of the preparation of pricing and
scheduling in connection with engineering pro-
posals. Should be experienced in dealing with
buyers and contract negotiators.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
MICROWAVE

BIS. E.E. or physics and experience in the design
and evaluation of wave guide, microwave COM
ponents, such as mixers, antennas, directional
couplerS, filters, multplexers and systems.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
ENGINEERS
ELECTRONIC

BIS. E.E. and minimum of years in VHF-UH
field. Experience in general electronic circuitry
and knowledge of semi devices desir-
able.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
HELP MEN

SALESMAN with knowledge Of
sporting goods and bicycles Ap-
ply 424 9th st. NV. between 10
an. and > p.m
SALESMAN, ENGINEERS. once
mRrs., credit mgrs., bkkprs. and
accountants. Pos. SOS wk. to
$4,000 ". All kinds. See in per-
son, Miss Bell at BOYD EMPLOY
MENT CENTER, at Cor. 18th and
g NV, Ma. S-234O.
SALESMAN
Dignihed, career opportunity with
large a4-yr -old co. in Wash.
area. GUAR. INCOME, comm,
bonuses, pension plan, group and
mai. med. coverage. No travelling
Call Ma. S-4957 for appt.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
ESTIMATOR
Kitchen Cabinets
ESTIMATOR

GUNS IRUCIIUN
Man, experienced in estimating
construction work for residential
and commercial buildings in the
locale. Must know and under
stand construction, be able to
contact sub-contraetors. Perm
employment for the right man.
Write. stating experience and
Qualifications, to Mr.. Spano, 1925
49th st. NV.
" c. a A. N. MILLER DEY. co.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
PI,ITMRERS

Mechanics, only thorouEhly exper
need apply: tools and trAnsp. nee.
Call WA. 7-S53S.
PORTER-UsED-cAR LOT
See Mr.. Patton
MOORE-GREAR MOTORS
4400 Conn. Ave EN-. 2-55O0
PREssMAN. expsE; man; at once;
sSSos 4t6 st. NV. sS RA. s-9a5ss 9as'0'
PROPERTY MANAGER, must be
apt. project. Do own rental ad-
vertiSing Must be exper. in rpt.
project. Salary commensurate with
exper. Expanding hrm. Write
Box 459-Y, Star.
PURCHASING ASSISTANT for con-
struction and realtv once in Silver
Spring area. Purchasing experience
desired but not absolutely neces-
sary, II otherwise qualified. Good
salary and pleasant working con-
ditions. References REQUIRED. Please
call MR.. STEWART. TU. 2-0l05.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Silyer
Springs most aggressive company
has an opening Offering unusually
high earnings. Phone MR.. BEERS,
REAL ESTATE sALESNfEN-Ex-
cellent opportunity for 2 top
sgain sgaity s men .I.ri.Dss IN sSdinE S.,aS,s SILVER
Multiple listing. Cali Ju. sci 90,
Mr.. Hendrick. C. ROBERT GRAY
AND CO., REALTORS.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, needed
By new firm in Falls Church: full
or part time. Call PARK PLACE
REALTY ,JE 4-88ll
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-HUGH
realtor, has immediate opening
for full time salesman in our
Rockville once. Leads supplied,
many listings to sell, mo. and VI.
bonus. Exper. not necessary. We
train you. Call Mr. Heating for
appt.. GA. 4-6575.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN : We
have one opening in one Of North
ern Vas most progressive COM
panies. Member Of multiple listing
service. Experience preferred hut
not necessary II you have ambition
and are willing 10 learn. Call Mr.
BOYD BToTn JE v.i 4;G94l 90 BOD BROWN o I;uS a
way, Fails Church, Va. Cacross
from National Memorial Park.
REAL ESTATE CoNsULTANTs =
Young, and aggressive, with car:
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN
Needed on full or part time sched-
ule. Call BILL NICHOLAS. HE
$1,000, Langley PIX. or Wheaton
areas.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Shsre
in the profits OF our business. No
investment required Only eXper-
fenced considered. GODDARD
REALTY co, Perpetual Blds..
REAL ESTATE Statesmen OR
WOMAN, licensed; for expanding
business in Nd and d. c. Call
Mr.. Rezane, 10. 5-4qSS. JOSEPH
s: DEVEREUX, INC. MEMBER
MIS-.
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-One OF
p. C.'s oldest and most respected
firms. r. A. HUMPHREYS. needs
agsressive men. Opportunity un-
limited--in direct proportion to
sary, We will train the right
people. Call Mr.. Ferris. Ma. s.
5000; ewes, ia. a-067O.
REAL ESTATE statesmen. for Be-
thesda-Rockyille area. Call Mr.
Foran, COUNTY WIDE REALTY,
HA, 1-73ll
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Why
not sell in the fast-Rrowing area
OF Mclean. CIA, LeesburE, Chan
tilly, Va? Opening for both an
experienced Va. real estate broker
and Va. licensed salesman. Phone
MR.. LAUGHRAN, FL. $1,000, for
appointment
RESIDENT MANAGER for we'll
established ultra luxury apartment
house; must be experienced: re-
plies held confidential. BOX 133-
Y, Star.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
JANITOR

6-claSs license, non-res-
tdent: 40-hr week. S325 monthly
Must be reliable and sober. Apply
detailing personal history, past
employment and references. Box
3Gl-R Star.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Engineers

II you have experience as q project
engineer, or in equipment layout,
our vast expansion has probably
created q position for you.
For full range Of BENEFITS, top SAL
ary and excellent potential, send
resume to Box l23-Y. Star.
ENGINEER-FOREIGN SERVICE
in food canning of
fruits and vegetableS for foreign
assignment. Salary $50 to SIS q
day plus expenses. White. See Miss
at 18th and @ NV. Bring resume.
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RENAULT 1858 pauphins, with
sun roof. :: and b. many other
ally sound. low MILEAGE. Must
see e appreciate; S1,le6. LOGAN
lFoRD), 1850 goth st. n.ws FE.
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vUgN IUth ANNIYERsARY
Fatrllngton Shopping Center
OX. 3-O30O ALEXANDRIA
CHEv. 1857 "2lO" waeon: $4,000
MI; 1e miles per sal. S1.4B5.
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'aI S ~ I; ;S'S S :Sss si,.''
1900 l4th 81. NV Hi 3-4A0O
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
MANN OLDS

oLDs 'bb Rocket "Ss" a-door: n.y.
stone white and blue. Today only,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12

a IL !, 80 8, q, coupe IisS. blue;
Eco$S SoS TsSS.t' ;aaii S SSS ':
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

so ADJOINING ACRES near
SaIa. $4,000 for tract, cash or
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 50 Catalina hdtp, eoupei
E s ' SS ; ;Tsacu I S.s1s .ns nsd
and b.: same as new: must sell;
best offeF over 5000 and take over
payments, so b-6674.
PONTIAC 80 e-doori immaculate.
~ mig; issl ''S csnn sHSSP f w.
PONTIAC 'b4 chieftain l-dr. /:
t hysEs T. and h.; $685. JE'
PONTIAC IS: sharp. red and white
nn,sh. !. and b, tires .iss e. new .'s,
mo. oRRisON MOTORS. 704 W.
Broad ST., Pals Church. We.
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5000 9TH ST,
Silver Spring, Md. JU, $3.50
oLDs '57 convertible; equipped
with power steering and seat, etc.;
lpsolal savings ct Si,0gb,
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. Nd. OIL. H.77OO
oLDSMoBILE '53 "ss" 4-door; hy-
dramatic. equipped: 2 70 choose
from. From S206.
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DESK SPACE

FREE DESK SPACE and storage
room space to noncompetitive
business in exchange for answer
ing telephone and receiving freight
during day. Box 227-M. Star.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
fcOATlkillfDl

CADILLAC "a "02" 4.dr. sed /;
ssTs,cs us on *. IE sIsS ana no.
rear speaker. windShield washers,
Wv. tires, hydra, drive, clock,
power steering, day-night mirror,
floor mats, turn. signals, back up
lights, Car has been given loving
car. interior absolutely spotlesS;
! cars In family and this one
driven sparingly as owner on tour
IN United States and abroad much
OF time. This car will please the
NEST discriminating buyer. You
viii be amazed At Its marvellous
condition VIII make a biz saeri-
nee for $i,bTb cash 10 some par
ucular buyer who will give car
Il. No dealers please. RefereIicss'
Box S4-L. star.
CADILLAC 1899 Series 90 FLEET.
WOOD SPECIAL; factory air con-
ei.iorec; autronie eye, . power
oSiSinsi owner y, one oiisr, Sn a W.,
substantial discount. WO. O.3BjJ
CADILLAC 80 hardtop sedan
equipped with full power, etc.: ex.
eeptional savings at 5000.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, Nd. OIL. 0.S70C
CADILLAC 80 coupe; iight blue;
FLOOD PONTIAC, la2i Conneeti.
cut. Wo. 6.sl0J.
c a OIL $50 Coupe ds villei al
poweI features. custom interior
a lsstSo.y air conditioning, spotless
Akers Olds- Cadillac Co.
OUR 10th ANNIVERSARY
Fntrlington Shopping Center
oX. 3-036O ALEXANDRIA
CHEv. 1857 "2lO" wagon: $4,000
MI; le miles per sal. S1,4g5.
LU 4-42b4.
CHEvRoLETs-NeW 1885 models
stall avail. in most body styles,
Also low-mileage company cars al
very substantial savings and sem
sible terms. Phone OIL, 4-61OO
for Q demonstration or appraisal.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
T726 Wis Ave, Bethesda. Nd.
OIL. 4-6100
cHEy '57 2-door: sos: payments
DISCOUNT MOTOR SALES
1900 18th 81, NV. HU. $4,000
CHEVY SO 4-dr. sed; exceptionally
clean; rebuilt eng: new clutch and
brakes, r and h.: $3.50. OIL, 4-54e2
ewes. bet 7 and $3.50 pm.
CHEvROLETS SO: s to choose
from . and 4 doors; standard
shift and pg. assorted colors.
Your choice, S. dn.. S37 mo. Or
RISON MOTORS, 7O4 w. Broad
ST., Falls Church, Va.
CHEVROLET sos: brand.neW. We
were able TO purchase III new
Pittsburgh. Pa. at below dealers
cost, FOB. BiScayne, Sl,S27: Bel
Airs, 81 .939: hardtops, 5000;
6-pass wagons. S2.O06; Bypass.
wagons, $2.299; cow, S2,399. See
how you can own one for $40 mo-,
fully equipped: radio, heater.
powerglide, etc. As low as S195
down. Also clearance sale on 80
demonstrators. TOMS CHEVRO-
LET, Georgia ave. ct University
blvd. Wheaton, Nd, 10, $1,000.
For z limited time only-whilc
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FORD '56

FORD 80 convertible, custom:
lilac and white. 7. and h., Wv.
tires. good condition. ia. 2-3624.
FORD So Fairlane 5000: 300.h.p
lnterceptor motor. Cruiseomatic
trans. power brakes and steering
and all accessories. Call XII. s.
OSS0, Mon. between 9-6. Ask for
MR. WILLIAMS.
FORD 1858 hardtop; Thunderbird
engine; excellent condition: $500
cash. take over $50 mo. payments
UN 4-8913.
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WANTED. VA. ONLY. 60 miles D.
G., 100 or more acres, old house,
liVable condition, main road only,
low down payment. low monthly
payments. Send photo Box 466-L.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

DODGE 81 2-dr. hardtop: radio,
cond. Du. 5-g646. FE. a-4l20
DODGE '5l 2-door sedan: fuid-
drive. heater. seat covers. Ind
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PONTIAC ,57

PONTIAC IS star Chief 4-door;
S SSs i1sls! sp sssSl'' heater Blue
Jack Blank Pontiac
Ytss9s l iAta q. B. NV NV R Rs s:ss6S
PONTIAC 1857 haTdtop 4-door; ]
owner. excel eond, Call to see
Sl.525. OIL. 2-716s.
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PONTIAC ,5R

P0RsCHE 81: r. and h., excel.
cond.. pvt. owner: call IA. '7-4767.
RAMBLER 1864 American; stick
shift; excel cond I: 5 tires. all
weather heater. IA $4,000.
RAMBLER '54 Custom 2-dr.: light
white interior: the ideal second
car: SIS down. oRRISoN Mo-
TORS, 104 W. Broad st, Fails
Church. Va.
RAMBLER "a Custom 4-door sta.