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Evening star., 1961-11-01

BETHESDA, GARRETT PIX: NEW
psTfect cons sRd verg Saps eSnS GSc Il Il
Mn ana Naval Hosp Nice iiV. rm', l.
din. nm, mod. kit, 2 bedrms. and
bath on 1st H.: huge dorm. nm. up;
full bsmt. with rec. rm. Absolute
steal at S17,950. SAMUEL Z.
ssoSG5LEY X, OF MD" INC. OIL. g.
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mf0pem

DAILY 10 TIL 8
Here are the homes
you may be looking
for. Value and loca-
ton most important.
City sewer, water and
bus service. 5 and 4
bedrm. ramblers and
split-levels; built-iI1
garages and recreation
rooms, large kitchens
and dining rooms, 11s
and 2 baths. See our
& new section today. VA
and FILA financing.
Sample house 6712
Oxon Hill I'd. RYAN
CO., REALTORS, RE.
6-s1ce. Call Mr.. Reed.
CHI. $500
Evening star., 1961-11-01

CoLESVILLE AREA = Cape Cod
home with 3 bedrmS.. 21a baths.
sep. din. I'm. and lge. screened
porch. h.acrs lot. HUGH T. PECK,
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modern rambler,
newly redeeorated, with 3 bed
rooms, : baths, large living room
with fireplace. Modern kitchen
with eating space: gear carport.
Over 1 acre OF ground with trees;
s miles from Fort Belvoir, at Hal
lowing Point River Estates on the
Potomac River One year lease.
S145 mo. Call to inspect. CLARKE
a SAMPSON, INC. Ov. 3-3232.
RETHESDA-3-bedrm. brick Co
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SILVER SPRING

This lovely all-brick rambler; iiv.
rrn., separate din. rm., . bedrnns.,
expandahle walk-up attic, walk
out bsmt,, porch off kit: over
looking charming yard; 2 blocks
from st. Johns Parish and
school. FHA, S16,950.
Here's q real bargain. This all
pandahle attic, firepl.. rec. rm.,
dishwaSher, disposal; FHA apprai-
sal at $4,000. Owner willing to
sacrifice way below FHA,
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP.
JU. $4,000 JU. s-33es
Evening star., 1961-11-01

BETHESDA-3-bedrm. brk. Colo
NAL with powder rm. on 1st fir.
screened porch and lovely large
yard: eonv. to transp.: low 20s.
GEO. ": ROBERTSON REALToE
Evening star., 1961-11-01

FOREST HILLS-5-bedrm., 3-bath
house, featuring nv. Tm.. banquet
rm.; pleasantly pvt. lot: bsmt.
w/maid's rm. and bath, garage.
Priced in mid 4Os. o. r. SMITH
BROS. CO.. INC, OIL. 2-647S:
ewes. III. S-37Q2
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ANDREWS ARA
ANDREWS ARIA
SO 0S0 WA

No money down. Clean and coy
2-bedfTn. with expandable attic
for 2 more bedrms., nice liv; rm.,
fenced lot with many trees; bsmt,
has garaee and uttl. rm.; nr.
schools. buses and shoppings Pay
ments as low as rent. Call MRS,
,CG99NSEFsAAD: SFsAD 70; 7-1o26a ,oo
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Red Hot Buys

-FOUR CORNERS AREA-Time Is
because the first to see it viii
buy this truly immaculate Cape
Cod home situated on beautiful
level lot surrounded BY. natures
towerinG trees. Large living room,
fully equipped kitchen, break
fast nook, 5 bedrooms, den, de-
taehed garage. S17,600.
Evening star., 1961-11-01

PRINCE eEoRoET PRoPERTIEs,
INC. AP. 7-7774
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GAITHERSRIIRG

CENTRALLY LOCATED, complete.
ly equipped brick rambler, con-
venient to everything.
ON Ia ACRES above GaithersburE;
4-bedroom home on main road;
tAstefully modernized. $1,000.
NEED ROOM? Two new beautiful
homes on half acres. One 4-bed-
room and one 6-bedroom, COM
pletely equipped, rec. room. car
port, $4,000 and S27.300.
MANY OTHERS, any price range.
Tell US your needs.
ROMER & CO. WI. S-9092
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS-3 bsdrms.
bath. liv. Hm., lse. kitchen, only
IA 7-40s0 Ewes. VIII. 6-243a
D A un.on,oLn;nr
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MB.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
lcoNTINuEDl
BETHESDA AREA

s39,45O-Immaeulate 4-bedroon
brick split-leyel; lEe. liy. -rm., sep
din. rni., bTkfst. area in kit, 21x-
10 psnelee, III rec; IN 5sa' SGoe5lesJ,s9,I Sis,s, q
possession.
$50 2,95O-Close-in Kenyood area;
brick-and-stone rambler on y.
acre lot w/trees. 3 bedrms. ga
baths, 22-ft. liv. rm.. sep, din. rm.,
lEe. kit, rec. rrn.. built-in garage
Bethesda Realty
REALTORS OIL. 4-1415
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TETZLER, REALTOR
CHEVY CHASE

1st presentatien-Red brick Co
lonial between the clubs; big new
kit. With breakfast space, lst;tl.
size din. rm., s bedrms., 2 new
tile baths; price S34.95O. gves.,
call Mr.. Laux, En-. 3-3637.
W. c. q A. N. MILLER DEV. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
Evening star., 1961-11-01
Houses by Hughes
Queens Chapel Maner"

S12,bo0-coSy little eoras
pact, 2 cheerful bedrnls. On
LIST floor plus big expansion
attic. Gorgeous old-fashioAed
tree-studded lot. fully fenced,
This property Is 9 real bar
gainl You'd better hurryl 10
even has . 4hSe loan fer
you TO assume; budget-stzee
down payment viii sWthg H.
w. r. Hughes Co.
AP. 7-l4OO REALTORS
HYATTsVILLE, CaYFoliten-4-bed
I'M, faneher, Close to NASA, ACf
etc. Pun bsmt., family rfl., ~
baths. FULLY financed, lev dew
payment: Direct from owner. Cal
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tcoNHIhUspl

ALEX. 80 BrookVieW dr., loc. In
BTookland Estates off Franeonia
rd.-4-bedrm., 2-bath home; si55;
OF will sell for S19,45O vIlEe.
BERT, INC. Realtors, FE. S-2I2I,
NJ Cassidy. II. R-3oEa
Evening star., 1961-11-01

RIVER RD.-CUsToM-
5.sutltul tTses sntr. on foyer, 'Eis tit
3 bedrms. (space for more). day
light basement. 2-car garage. Up
per 40s. Ewes Mrs. Alibrando'
ofULIANo Real Estate. OIL. 4-11OO
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tcontinued on Next RaVsI
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s-bedrm. brk. Cape Cod, On Lovely
shaded lot; sep: DIP. I'M s sns.
esf oSi, rsIisiEs rs.iiHG sSis,sSc. SlS.ss e. ''' ''''
Only minutes away; trade yeur
old home on one Of these Aew
3-bedrm. TambleIS, "a baths, fun
Fec..type bsmt. $4,000. Mevo
before Thanksgiving.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
aTHE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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IEsgTLA4 REAL EssTIAATE

PALMER PARK = S-6edFm. Iff,
rambler with fun Ssnt;; steve.
vacant. move right In. Call OWN
Err, Do. 10000,
Evening star., 1961-11-01

CULESVILLE Nd. AhEA-Custoin
built brk. rambler, featuring hv.
rm. with fireplace. sep. din. nm.
2 bedrms. and rec. rm. Situated
on lovely handicapped lot; S21,e60.
HUGH T. PECK. REALTOR. HE.
Evening star., 1961-11-01
FOXHALL ROAD AREA

First presentation Of his charming
custom-built home. Only 4 yrs. old
sS and in imnaeulats condition; Il 8
brsry with fireplace and balcony
porch overlooking garden, lge. liy.
rm. with attractive bay window,
mod. kit. with table space open
ing onto lovely porch. ground-level
rec. rrn., patio, outdoor fireplace,
maids rn1. and bath, 2-car garage,
dead-end street, well arranged for
entertaining, exceptionally good
storage and closet space. Call Mr..
Rhodes. OIL. 6-2442, FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS INC DI 7-141l.
Evening star., 1961-11-01

"Eye-eatchinG" a. bedrR.
brick and ShinEle rambler
baths; "started rec. m.
Kitchen has stainless wall
oven, surface range ard
birch eabinets. Very sp1-
eious and in tip-top shap0i
A real buy at elB,e60l
ALL REALTY, INC. AT4-4o0e
Evening star., 1961-11-01
PARKWAY rsrArra

PARKWAY ESTATES
3-bedrIn. rambler. Clean ao
q pin" In peri. eond.: kitehs
en- fully equip. storm wins
do@s. level fenced yard, cen.
crete dYive. CenV. to NSA
and all shopping. Only
Sl4,500 with S45O dewn, eP
assume lee. AMSs lean.
Evening star., 1961-11-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER sPRTNG-cape cod stvIe
home with 4 bedrus., 2 bafhs and
full basm't. Assume lla OI loan
OF $4,000 S1T.95o. HUGH 7
PECK. 1885 New Hamp. Ave. HE
4-lTO0
Evening star., 1961-04-21
TOP TUNES
African Waltz

with the steady growth of
Jazz on the air and in album
sales, decided to try selling
Jazz on single records. They
picked Cannonball Adder
ley, the rotund sax star
whose album recordings
with his own quintet have
been selling well, but they
decided to record him with
a big band instead.
The tune African Waltz"
was sent them by one OF
their agents in England,
where it had already been
recorded.
Riverside hired Ernie Will
kinS, who does a lot OF work
for the Count Basic and
Quincy Jones bands, to ar
range the tune for Can
nonbalPS band. 1t was a
straight band instrumental
with no improvised solos.
Then Riverside got chore-
ographer George Mill to
create a dance (See chart)
to go with the tune and
hired 10 dancers to go
around the country showing
young people how to do it.
In the first weeks, 100000
copies of african Waltz"
were sold.
Riverside is now making
additional jazz singles and
other companies are doing
the same thing.
Evening star., 1961-04-21
TEEN BRIEFS

The Rockville (Md) Junior
Woman's Club "honored the
honor students" of Richard
Montgomery High last night
with a dinner at the Rock
vile Presbyterian Church.
Club members did the
cooking, serving and clean
up for the dinner. They
hosted the 81 members OF
the Richard Montgomery
branch Of the National Honor
Society.
THE school athletes are
always honored with din
ners," said Mrs. Robert E.
Allen, club president, so we
thought it was time we hon.
ored the honor students"
The club plans to make the
dinner an annual affair.
The cheerleaders of st.
Camillus School, Silver
Spring, Md, won first prize
recently in the cheerleading
contest conducted by the
Catholic Youth Organization
Of Washington. Cheryl Gin
ciripini, 13. is captain of the
team, which is composed of
10 eighth-graderS.
-
Today is Daisy Day at
Elizabeth Seton High, Blad-
enSburg, Nd. where q cour-
tesy drive has been under
way during the past two
weeks. All the freshman and
sophomore girls received
daisies in ceremonies mark
ing their initiation into the
Daisy Club today. To join
the club, they had to pledge
to be courteous at all times.
Skits on courtesy were per-
formed, and every freshman
girl had a sophomore big
sister" assigned to her to
encourage continued cour-
teSy.
= y
The city OF Falls Church,
Va, win be taken over" by
George Mason High students
on Monday, City Govern
ment Day in Falls Church.
Evening star., 1961-04-21
TEEN, Poss Z
By HARRY BACAS
Star staff Writer

The record business never
stops spinning. AS quickly as
one fad has whirled past,
another comes into view.
The latest thing is jazz.
In certain forms jazz has
been on the scene for a long
time, of course. The last few
years have seen a sharp in
crease in its popularity on
records, on teleViSion, in
clubs and even on Broad
way. But now jazz is enter
ing the pop singles" mar
ket.
Young people are buying
Jazz singles for the first
time since before World
war II.
The most spectacular ex-
ample is Cannonball Adder
ley's african Waltz" 1t was
on the beSt-seller charts all
over the country this week,
competing with rock and
roll on its own home
ground.
african Waltz" is the
first venture into the 'pop
single" field by Riverside
Records, a leading inde-
pendent producer of jazz
albums. The company'S CO.
owners, Bill Grauer and
Orrin KeepneWS, impressed
Evening star., 1961-04-21

Students, chosen for city
government posts in recent
elections at the school, will
meet their real counterpartS,
tour city offices and hold .
mock city council meeting
in the evening.
Later, they will attend the
real council meeting, at
which the city's annual bud
get will be discussed. The
idea Is to let the students
learn how their city operates.
y y
Mclean (Va.) High
Schools Symphonic Band
and Reserve Band both re-
ceived top ratings Of superior
at q band and orchestra fes-
tiVal held at Wakefield High.
y y -
Fairfax (Va.) High has
completed it's second annual
international Week" be-
lieVed to be q unique observ-
Rnce among high schools.
Under the direction OF
Student Government Presi-
dent Bud Feazell and Vice
President Dick Bourne, the
school held a Foreign Fair.
consisting of IA booths rep
resenting as many foreign
lands and their cultures.
Several guest speakers wers
heard, including diplomats.
United States Government
officials. representatives OF
the American Association for
the United Nations. the
schools foreign exchange
students. Aaro E. Vakkuri Of
Finland, and M. Gerard La
villesbrunne, cultural and
public relations attache OF
the French Embassy. and q
former interpreter for Gen
eral de Gaulle.
NeWs for TEEN Briefs
should be mailed to TEEN,
The Washington St0T,
Washington 3. D. C. This
deGdItne is Tuesday for
publication the tolloiOin0
Friday. Correspondence
must include the tDriter'S
address and phone number.
Evening star., 1961-04-21
AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
the Ratings of Nine Local D. Us

Record
I. Runowoy
z. Blue Moon
;. Mother-in-Low
4. But ] Do
5. Body Blue
s. Doddy's Homs
7. Funny
8. Some Kind of Wonderful
9. Apache
10. One Hundred Pounds of CIoy
Evening star., 1961-04-21

The city Of Falls Church,
Va, win be taken over" by
George Mason High students
on Monday, City Govern
ment Day in Falls Church.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
Home Economics Scorinq
Steady Gains in England

craft class" to the discus
sion group. or seminar class.
Courses in family relations,
budgeting and the like, with
plenty Of comment from the
students, are stressed.
FavOrs Mixed Discussion
Mrs. Cay would like to see
more mixed" seminars, with
the boys joining the girls in
discussions, because she's
quite convinced there would
be q greater number of sue
cessful marriages if there
were more men educated in
the problems and RESPONSE
bilitieS of household man
agement.
Mrs. Cay, herself married
to a bank official, won her
trip to America as first
prize in an essay contest
staged by the British John
sons Wax Company.
She's loved the trip so far,
is most impressed-and sur
prised-by the leisurely re-
ception Americans give her.
They never seem too busy
to see me or too busy to talk.
Telephones are not ringing
all the time"
Evening star., 1961-08-15
AAUW Plans
Coffee for
New Members

New and prospective men,
berS of the Arlington Branch
Of the American Association
of University Women will be
welcomed at a coffee to be
held at 10 am. Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Roger D.
Hutchins in Arlington.
Mrs. j. Arthur Harris, pre-
sident of the branch, will
be there to extend greetings
to the newcomers. Study
group chairmen will also be
on hand to answer questions
concerning the activities Of
the branch and explain the
aims and activities of the as
Sociation.
Women in the Arlington
area who hold degrees that
meet AAUW requirements
of liberal arts education are
invited to contact Mrs. Ray
mond Snead, membership
chairman, of Mrs. J. Arthur
Harris.
A feature Of the Arlington
AAUW program will be a
recent graduate group" for
younger members who have
finished college within the
past 10 years.
Evening star., 1961-08-15

only thinks up new, more
advanced approaches to the
field of domestic science but
also teaches the subject on
every level-from secondary
school comparable to our
junior and senior hig h
SCHOOL, to technical colleges
with courses for adults
whenever and wherever she
is needed.
Recently she introduced
a "housecraft" course for
boys in a London secondary
school attended by students
Of limited intelligence. THE
bias is toward vocational
training, particularly in ca
tering," she explained, and
the aim is to give them a
taste Of this type of service,
test their aptitude for it and
-hopefully-spur them on
to a higher vocational school
where they can train to be
top-notch caterers.
In the more general do
mestic. science education on
the secondary level, the en-
phasis is shifting from the
Evening star., 1961-08-15
BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star staff Writer

Home economics, already
q fully-recognized field of
study in this country, still is
struggling for status in Eng
land.
Can you imagine a do
mestic science department at
oxford or Cambridge" asked
Mrs. Marjorie Cay of Lon
don, a leading British au-
thority on home economies.
That will be some dAy!"
But, while such a break
through seems very remote,
she said the field is gaining
prestige all the time.
Mrs. Cay, who has come to
Washington for a three-day
visit, reported that higher
education in domestic science
Chats the British term for
home economics) has been
absolutely isolated" from
general education up till
now. Since first introduced
by wealthy persons t"of good
intentions" for the youth of
the lower, poorer classes, do
mestic studies have been
taught in. special schools for
that purpose alones more or
less as vocational training.
Elective Courses
But that's changing" said
Mrs. Cay. A new teacher
training college will open in
London next year with elec-
tive courses in domestic SCI
ence as part Of the curricu-
lum.
And three English uni
versitieS-one in London, an
other in Manchester and the
third at Bath-already offer
some household courses in
their departments of social
science.
Mrs. Cay is employed by
England's largest education
authority, the London Coun-
ty Council, as a special
teacher and supervisor Of
new projects and depart
mentS inaugurated In Lon
don area schools.
In this capacity she not
Evening star., 1961-08-15
Fashion Show
Is Planned

Hartford County racegoers
will be treated to something
unusual next Tuesday-in-
formal women's fashion
showings during the races at
Bel Air. Md.
1t will be Ladies Day at
the Hartford County track.
In the clubhouse dining
room and on the dining porch
overlooking the track from /
to 3 pm, eight models will
display about 40 different
ensembles. They will range
from, fall to winter cocktail
wear to casual at-home en-
tertaining clothes.
A similar program also was
scheduled for today.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
Cooperative School
To Open Soon

Harrington Co = operative
School in Alexandria will
open its 1861 school term on
September S. The school, in
operation since 1s4s, has
openings in nursery. kinder
garten. and first grade
classes.
To qualify for the first
grade class, the child must
be 6 years old by January
/, 1861.
Further information may
be obtained by contracting
Mrs. Rudy Hertz.
The school is a member of
the Northern Virginia Fed
Grafton of Cooperative
Schools.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
Review Group
To Meet

The morning book review
group Of the University
Women's Club will meet at
II am. on August "a. Miss
Iva Grace Prisk will re-
view Pilgrim Stranger" by
Charles Mercer
Evening star., 1961-08-15
Meeting

The Montgomery County
Women's Christian Temper
ance Union will hold its an
nual meeting at 10 am. on
Thursday, in Andrew Chapel
at the Colesville Methodist
Church. Mrs. Andrew TaSter-
man is the special speaker.
Evening star., 1961-08-15
Points for Parents By s.,sA r..n.. w.I.s.

Mother-You know when
I once make a decision, I
always stick to it. If I
changed my mind, you'd take
advantage of me.
Evening star., 1961-08-15

Ann-When Nom speaks
in that tone of voice, we
know she has thought it over
and it will do no good for us
to tease.
Evening star., 1961-07-15
lAnderseny yETnaopaAs /cRANE /sENlRAl@ @ EucrRlc

Discover the unique and dstneVsy original charms Of Hill
undule Gurdsns today Here beautiful Homes and Cor
dens community us fresh and us different this ysus
crop Of flowers. Everything possible hos been done TO pre-.
serve and enhance the beauty Of the nutuuI setting OF Hill
undus Gudsns. No ugly sprawl or monOtonOus "sumsnss
here! Eueh home individually sisd and Iundseupsd
thousands Of bossomng shrubs trees and flowers have been
planted that every luwn and every street is bsuuisd
Whut wonderful place to rus your children TO enjoy
your precious privacy and rest Developed und built under
the supervision Of licensed constitution engineers to assure
construction guilty and vOus these fine home IOtuted
in on ursu thut hos equal for convenience TO schools
shopping und for Observation-Disclosures, nsur Silver
Spring. Remarkably low priced for this prestige Of dis
fineys homes this beuuffu Homes und Gurdsns community
establishes new stundurd for suburban liVing
IlVN Exclusive suIss Agents
In NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
llIlET N1MzSE LANGLEY PARK, ND.
OFFICE PHONE he $500 t14-How Answering ssrirl
Evening star., 1961-07-15
Air Conditioned
Rqn1bLers an. Splits
'201250
LOW DOWN PAYMENT.
and IS YEAR FLA loans and IS YEAR CONVENT


WALLS window model LIFETIME Moenoneeee cLATEx CERAMIC
SIDING KITCHENS
with full width cop freezer Rehseroto Dposo Deluxe Mo ~ bun Ovens
appliance outlets Ronge Hoods Exhou Fon and GOOD HOUSEKEEPING approved
Y0RKT0WNE KITCHEN CABINETS All ENORMOUS
DAYLIGHT RECREATION SEPARATE DINING
ROOMS WOODED
the fun Basement
Evening star., 1961-07-15

DIRECTIONS
OUT New Hampshire Avenue Extended post
Langley Park TO HilIandoIe Shopping Center.
Turn Right lot Safewayl on Powder MiIl
Rood. Follow Powder Mill Rood GPproxi-
mofeIy I mile 10 Knollwood Drive. Turn
Right at Knollwood one block to HiIandGie
G0rdenS community entrance.
Open Dolly and WeeEends 10 Am. FiI Dark
GUARANTEED TRADE-IN PLAN
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CAVE

FORD-FALCON-T-BIRD
Corner of Elm and Arlington Rd
Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 6-S262
FORD 80 Ranch Wagon Tudor:
std. shift. excel cond.; Sl,350, or
reasonable offer. Ell. 6-4479.
FORD "a station wagon: fully
equipped, AL; S4g5. JACK PRY.
10th and Pa. ave. sc. Est. 1923.
FORD 1860 conv.; white: full pow
er. One owner Like new. As low
ROGERS MOTOR CO. 5000 Bla-
densburg I'd. ne, WA. 7-65OO
Open : days.
FORD $50 conv-. straiRht stick nan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12

Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1922 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
CONTINENTAL 80 Mark v 4-dr.;
full power: metal blue: lmmac.:
S4,100. UN 4-S9l1, KE. d-5Sl0.
CONTINENTAL '5S 4-door hardtop;
black, fully equip; like new; yours
for only S2,795.
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CAVE

FoRD-FALCON-T-BIRD \
Corner Of Elm and Arlington Rd.
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 6-S2B2
FORD 81 Fairlane VS.: Fordor. r.
and h.. Wv. tires, 2-tone: $3.50.
Pvt. owner. JE. 2-S256.
FORD 80 Galaxie 4-dr. hardtop;
fully equipped, excel. cond. Diplo-
mat must sacrifice. AID. 4-O561
or EN-. 3-O679.
FORD 81 Courier sedan delivery;
Fordomatic; real nice condition;
low price. BURROWS RAMBLER,
900 NJ st. sc. Ii. 4S300.
FORD 81 Ranch Wagon; VS.:
automatic, radio. heater; $685.,
FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT.
FOLEY FORD
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
on the Marlboro Pike"
Upper Marlboro, Nd. MA. 7-2S01
FORD So club coupe; very nice:
straight drive, sacrifice; S3lO
Terms, $40 down, $50 month
ROPER, LA. 6-27O0.
FORD "a Tudor sedan; r. and h..
std trans, ) good Wv, 1000
actual miles; excep. clean; runs
way above average; pvt. OWNER;
S225. 736 9th st. NV.
FORD SO Galaxie; blue and white,
power steering. T. and h., Wv.
tires, like new; S1,495. Can be
seen at 300 H st. ne. Ii. 3-0996.
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We'll make sure
you WantMbuqQ
second time tool"

THE real test of having folks back buy again
and again That's why won't bubble about fine points when
customer wants satisfaction We're proud the awards for
service hanging showroom walls prouder othe
thousands of people who check of these wild wild claims
often then back sign Cherner
pete satisfaction"
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DODGE SO 2-door hardtop: auto,
r. and h. power steering, 2-tone
green, fully guar: 81 .595.
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FOR SALE
LINCOLN 1859 Fordor; midnight

LINCOLN 1859 Fordor; midnight
blue, Wv. tires, full power equip
ment; real choice car; S2,795.
GRADY
Mercury-Comet-E English Ford
1909 Wis. Ave, Beth, OIL. $4,000
LINCOLN 81 Premiere 4-door hard
top; air conditioned, radio, full
power; 30-day 500 warranty,
Sl.495.
WILLIAMS & BAKER
Goth and NJ SITS. NV. no. 2-S7Or
MERCEDES go 100" bl. 4-dr
sed.; red int, Becker Europa rad
excel. cond. EN-. 2-s41O.
MERCEDES-BENZ 80 100 diesel" .
mileage. 1000: located KensinE-
ton, Nd SD, 900 or best offer
Call VIII. 2-47S7.
MERCURY $50 9-passenger station
wagon: r. and h., p.b., p.s., auto.
trans, luggage carrier, Wv. tires:
good mech. cond., clean inside
and out. Must sell. $3.50. XII
S-7257
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DE SOTO 1854 4-dr.; auto. trans,
r. and h.. excel. cond; S325.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
COUNTRY CLUB USED CARS onl!

full equipment, one owner, i'm
maculate, $3.50. FLOOD PONTIAC,
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Chevrolet KingSwood ADJ, 9.
Passenger Station Wagon, V-8,
$50 HIP. Engine, Air Condi.
toned, Auto. Trans, PS, PIB,
WV Tires, Padded Instrument
Panel, 2,Speed Electric Wind,
shield Wipers with Washer, Ell
Glass, Heavy Duty Battery, Push
Button Radio, Rear Seat
Speaker, Outside Mirror, Inside
Non-Glare Mirror, Deluxe Roof
Luggage Rack and Undertaking.