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Evening star., 1962-01-30
Shoup, Smith
Back Review
0fSpeeches
Generals Dispute
MuzzIing Claim as
Hearings Resume
BY CECIL HOLLAND
Star Staff Writer

Two top commanders today
Endorsed the practice Of CEN
soring speeches by military
leaders for policy reasons.
Gen. David M. Shoup, COM
mandant of the Marine Corps,
said none Of his public speeches
had been changed even slightly
and he described the review
procedure as "a useful serv-
ice."
Without such an agency"
Gen. Shoup added, "any Off
Ger might in completely good
faith inadvertently make a
public utterance which would
hinder or damage some ma
tional goal or policy in the
making"
Gen. Smith Agrees
Gen. Frederic H. Smith, jr.,
Air Force vice chief of staff,
said Il heartily indorse the
clearance policy"
Gen. Shoup, a Congressional
Medal Of Honor winner in
World War II, and Gen. Smith
testified as a special Senate
Armed Services Preparedness
Subcommittee resumed public
hearings on charges that mill
tary leaders have been muzzled
in speeches warning of the
menace Of communism.
Gen. Shoup said very few
speeches by Marine officers
have been changed in sub
stance. and the changes were
not unreasonable.
II believe that my senior Of
ficers have the good judgment
to recognize what is appropri-
ate and what is inappropriate
to say in public" the COM
mandant added.
Useful Service"
However, with the chang
ing and sometimes extremely
delicate international situation
confronting our Government, a
reviewing agency abreast of the
total situation provides a useful
service"
The subcommittee appeared
headed toward a collision with
Secretary of Defense McNa-
mara when Senator Case, Re-
publican of South Dakota, sug-
gested that names of censors
making silly" deletions in
speeches should be made avail
able.
Senator Thurmond, Demo-
crat Of South Carolina, whose
attacks on Pentagon censor
ship provoked the investigation,
pointed out that Mr.. McNa-
mara had issued a directive
barring disclosure of which
censor blue-penciled any par
ticular speech.
Senator Case said the sub
committee would come back to
that matter later and asked
that the subcommittee staff
ascertain where possible
whether the deletions were
made by Defense or State De-
partment censors.
"Victory" Deleted
The suggestion of a contro-
versy arose while Gen. Smith
was being questioned by Sena-
tor Thurmond on a series of
deletions made in the pro-
posed speeches of Air Force
Officers and others.
Citing instances of where
the word victory" had been
deleted, Senator Thurmond
asked if where was anything
wrong in using this word.
II don't think so," Gen.
See INQUIRY, Page AS
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BeIuted Award

TAIPEI, Jan. 80 (APl.-A
belated award has been given
retired Col. Shih Pang-fan-a
star medal of the Chinese Ma
tonaliSt Air Force for shooting
down a Japanese plane in a
1882 dogfight over Shanghai.
Evening star., 1962-01-30

Fluctuations Of the notionuI
business barometer effect
all Of US. Keeping abreast
Of the trends, the Govern
ment measures they trigger,
plus the mony other details
that moke up the whole
economic picture is mode
cosy for Stur Readers.
Evening star., 1962-01-30

Sylvia Porter's keen insight
into the workings Of the
national economy in toduy's
column YOUR MONEYS
WORTH is directed at
White House and Hill think
ing on how to prevent future
recessions.
In Today'S Star
Page A-16
Evening star., 1962-01-30
u. S. and Bockers Try
Compromise on Cuba
Majority Eases Stand in Attempt
To Break Deadlock at Conference

PUNTA DEL ESTE, Uruguay, JAN 80 (AP)-The United
States and its 13 Latin American supporters backed away
today from demand for immediate action to exclude Fdel
Castros Cuban regime from the Organization of American
States
majority group its stand in effort break
Evening star., 1962-01-30
Judge Myers Selected
For D. Appeals Court
President Also Nominotes Wuddy
For Domestic Relations Branch

President Kennedy today sent to the Senate the
inaton Of Judge Frank H. Myers Of Municipal Court for
Judge of the Municipal Court of Appeals
Judge Myers is currently serving in the Domestic Re-
latons Branch of Municipal Court
He would succeed to vacancy created by the death OF
Evening star., 1962-01-30
THESE DALTONS
CARRY GUNS, TOO

THE CHEVY CHASE DoItons ore
not bonk robbers but it's wise to
stoy eleor Of their sights. The
story Of these skeet ehompions is
told by The Stor's outdoor editor,
Chorles CoveII, on Poee All.
Evening star., 1962-01-30
KennedyAsks
Bond Purchase
u. N. Financing
Held Essential

President Kennedy today
urged Congress to back the
United Nations by authorizing
United States purchase of up
to $100 million of 5000 million
in bonds to be issued by the
U. N.
The President told Congress
in a special message that fail
Evening star., 1962-01-30
RedsRebuffed,
u. n. Puts Off
Congo Debate
Council Majority
Indicates Fear of
Horming Interests

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Jan. 80 (AP).-The United Ma
tions Security Council handed
the Soviet Union a sharp re-
buff today by putting off in
definitely a Soviet-requested
debate on the Congo problem.
United States Ambassador
Adlai E. Stevenson spanked the
action by a quick motion to
adjourn the meeting Of the IL
nation Council before Soviet
Delegate Valerian A. Zorin
could get the floor,
The adjournment was ap-
proved by a vote of To (Soviet
Union and Romania) with
Ghana and the United Arab
Republic abstaining.
The majority of the Council
had made it clear in private
talks that they felt events in
the Congo were moving in the
right direction and that a de-
bate at this time might only
do harm.
AdOula Due This Week
This view also was expressed
by Congolese Premier Cyrille
Adoula who is coming to New
York later in the week. Mr..
Adoula sent formal protests to
both Acting Secretary General
U Thant and Council President
Sir Patrick Dean Of Britain
against the proposed discussion.
Mr.. Stevenson told the Coun-
Gil that no one who has sup
ported the U. N. operation in
the Congo feels that a debate
is needed at this time. He said
the operations are being di-
rected vigorously and skillfully
and that those in charge
Should be allowed to continue
their work"
He said he had expected that
the Soviet Union would with
draw its request after Mr..
Adoula objected to discussions.
Mr.. zorin tried to get the
floor to answer Mr.. Stevenson,
but was ruled out of order. He
protested that he had the right
to speak.
"You cannot stifle me-" he
said. If you wish to do so you
are violating the most elemen-
tary rules Of parliamentary
procedure"
Launches Attack on u. s.
Sir Patrick finally agreed
that Mr.. zorin might speak on
a point of order relating to the
vote. The Soviet delegate then
launched into an attack on the
United States. He said the
United States motion and Mr..
StevenSon's remarks showed
that the United States conSid-
cred that what is good for the
United States is good for the
Congo"
Again he was ruled out of
order by the president. This
time Mr.. zorin accused Sir
Patrick of bias.
The Soviet delegate also
challenged a ruling by Sir
Patrick that Mr.. Stevenson's
motion must have priority over
all other business. The presi-
dent was upheld by a To vote
(Soviet Union and Romania)
with Ghana and the United
Arab Republic abstaining.
Confusion Predicted
Mr.. Adoula has notified
Sir Patrick that he opposes
a meeting now on grounds lit
can only create confusion and
damage the interests of the
CongoleSe people"
Mr.. Adoula criticized Mr.. 70
rim for seeking the meeting and
expressed regret action had
been taken before the Leopold
vile government was consulted.
A donation conference of
African nations meeting in
See u. NJ, Page AS
Evening star., 1962-01-30
Text of Presidents Messoae. Pose A.

in the highest councils Of gov
ernment. the President told
Congress in a special message
that 1--WE will neglect our cities
at our peril, for in neglecting
them we neglect the Nation"
He said the new cabinet-level
department was needed to help
promote orderly and planned
expansion" of cities instead Of
explosion and sprawl"
Tries to Force Vote
Mr.. Kennedy submitted the
reorganization plan in a move
to force a vote in Congress on
the controversial proposal. The
House Rules Committee refused
last week to clear for a House
vote legislation creating the
new department.
Under the law, the Presi-
dents plan submitted today
will bring the new Department
of Urban Affairs and Housing
into being within 60 days un-
less it is voted down by either
the House or Senate before
then.
Senate rejection is considered
unlikely but prospects in the
House are uncertain.
Mr.. Kennedy disclosed last
week that if the plan goes into
effect he will name Robert c.
Weaver, now administrator of
the Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as Secretary of the
new department. This would
make Mr.. Weaver the first
Negro cabinet member.
Mccormack Hopeful
House Speaker Mccormack
said at the White House that
he hoped for bipartisan CO.
operation and support" in both
the House and Senate for the
new Department of Urban Al
fairs and Housing.
When a reporter asked him
if he thought he could get the
reorganization plan through
the House if Republican men,
bers and Southern Democrats
oppose it, Mr.. Mccormack said:
Il am not admitting that sit
uation will exist. I hope it
won't"
Following a breakfast con-
ference of Democratic congress
Sional leaders with Mr.. Ken
nedy at the White House, the
Speaker announced that the
President would submit his new
farm program in a special
to Congress tomorrow,
and urge changes in the well
fare program in another mes
sage Thursday.
Provides for Staff
Under the Presidents reor-
ganization plan, the new de-
partment-the 18th executive
department-would also have
an undersecretary, three assist
ant secretaries and a general
counsel to be named by the
President and confirmed by the
Senate. There also would be an
administrative assistant secre-
tary appointed from the career
civil service by the secretary
See URBAN, Page AS
Evening star., 1962-01-30
President
CuIIsforNew
Cabinet Job
BY GARNETT ID. HORNER
Star Staff Writer

President Kennedy sent Con-
gress today a reorganization
plan to create what he called
an urgently needed" Depart
ment Of Urban Affairs and
Housing.
Declaring that the people Of
Americas cities deserve a voice
Evening star., 1962-01-30

Remember, the policeman
is here to help you. Don't be
afraid to ask him for help.
But for him to do his part.
he must have your help.
Evening star., 1962-01-30
THE WEATlED. Full Report
I'LL '''IN' on Pose BE-

District and vicinity - Partly cloudy,
windy and much colder tonight; lowest
about 49, Fair and much colder tomor-
row; high around Is. High and low of
past "a hours: High. SO, at pm. today;
low, 80, at 4:30 am. today.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


CHRYSLER '54 4-dr. sedan, good
cond., excel. md car. Call Sunday
and ewes, OWNER, g49-005S
CBRYsLER '57, fully equip. low
mi. Wv. tires, winterised, excel
ccnd.. $3.50. CAL 656-76TS.
CHRYsLER go New Yorker con-
vcrtible, full power, auto. trans,
r, End h., exceptionally clean
ROYAL MOTORS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
100 GeorEia Ave. NV. IA. 9-22Od
t19iET g. 4-dr., r. and h., Wv.
tires. auto. trans, 1900 mi,
S!,O95 or best offer. Eon. to Fri,
AID. 4-4a20 ofc.: hotie, 3:iS-S56
COMET 81 2-dr. sedan, auto.
trans. black, 1000 orig. mi,
owner, S1.395. IA. 2-4l90.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(coNIlNUeDl

CHRYSLER '8e 900" hardtop.
completely equipped. official car,
new car title and warranty. was
$4,4S7, new S3,3g5, genuine
/ leather bucket seats. Cali FRED
FREDERICK. 776-7373.
CHRYSLER 1857 Windsor all-elee
4-dr. hardtop. fully equipped
Make offer. WA. 7-a4a5.
CHRYSLER 50 4-dr.. r. and h..
auto. trans. p.s.. p.b.. quality al
. bargain price. Sl,3a5. low as
$195 down, cash or trade. De-
fore you buy. give US try.
I, P, STEUART CHRYSLER CITY
$500 Wis. Ave. EN-. $4,000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY '55 Monterey 4-dr. ~
and h., auto. trans. aood eond
S225 or offer. 526-4434.
MERCURY '55 4-dr., auto. tranG,
r. and h.. Wv. tires. good eond..
S425. OIL. 4-0372. ~
MERCURY IS 9-passenger statiqn
wagon, p.s., r. and h.. auto, snow
tires. IA. 1884.
MERCURY go 9-pass. station WaT-.
on. fully equip. one owner. low
mileage. will guar. call FRED
FREDERICK, 776-7373. m
MERCURY 81 4-dr., auto, $295.
good buy. Call 532 10000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LARK 1860 4-dr. Radio,
heater, auto. trans. Good
tires. / owner. Bargain,
below wholesale, $3.50. $3.50
On.
TRINIDAD RAMBLER
1883 Florida Ave. NE.
399-9200
LINCOLN 1857 Premiere 2-door.
hardtop, full factory power, snow
Family car. must sell. Call CT.
LINCOLN SO Premier 2-dr. sedan,
ine country. Cali 524-s69I.
LINCOLN '62 Continental sedan.
white with black leather inter.
Fully equip. incl. air cond.. 5000
NJ. AUSTIN. SO. S-210o.
LINCOLN '57 4-dr.. fully equipped
black and gray finish with black
interior. this is Q 1-owner car
in like-new condition. S995. LEE
2: BUTLER 1871 N21st st. NV.
FE. 1924.
LINCOLN '57 Premier coupe, white
finish, with red top, auto. trans,
full power equipment, Wv. tires,
loaded with extras. One-yr. war
ranty, Better hurry for this one.
Special, $685.. small dn. pymt.
LOVING CHEVROLET
E.-w HWY. AND coLEsvILLE RID.
~. 9-776s, s. s.. Md, JU. e-s131
LINCOLN 40. mechanically okay.
new motor. $3.50 cash. will trade
for van truck. LO. 7-S644:
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FORD 81 Galaxie Fordor, s CYL,
auto. trans. power steering, pow
er brakes, air conditioned. power
windows, power seat, dark blue
finish. 1000 actual miles, one
owner, like new, OK guar. lbs
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P O L K
n MOTORS. INC;

MOTORS, INC.
WORLDS FRIENDIEST
PLYMOUTH-VALlANT DEALER
1646 King st. Alexandria. Va.
New, XII. 9-0567 Used. XII. 9-l2l5
DE SOTO '55 hsrdtop coupe, power
brakes, automatic Transmission,
snow tires good condition, S296.
Call after IL noon, JU. 5-043o.-
DE SOTO 1855 4-dr.. =. and h.,
good clean car. $3.50. 644-0271.
DODGE 'eS Dart ,"170", 2.door
NfNG q son. $500 Baltimore
ave. Hyattsville. Md. UN. 1880.
DODGE go Phoenix VS. convert
S .4as s SSS' n sHO os ad a ady s esnsr
Perfect. make offer. HA. 2-%4lS'
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must SELL Il 1905 Conn mes u ssxt sau IN
terror y work. excel. eond.. $3.50,
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CONTINENTAL 49, convertible.
white, with white top, factory air
conditioning, very clean, special
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FORD 50 Country Sedan 6-pas-
senger VS., stand. trans, 7. and
h., S595. SO. 5-4596.
FORD 81 Ranch Wagon. excel.
cond.. 400 mi. 4 cyl. straight
stick. good tires. Motor like new.
$3.50. FE. 7-4Sd7.
FORD 1854 convert, S145. 80
conv. thrown in free. MA. S-4957
AID. 4-5l32. MR. DE WOLF.
ORD 1860 Galaxie VS. Fordor
r. and h., cruiseomatic, p.s., Wv.
tires. garage kept. looks and per-
forms like new. Sl.325. OWNER.
IA. 4-l14S.
FORD go Custom 900" ike new
inside. well cared for. Full guar
antee avail. S995. 3-day special.
BURROWS RAMBLER, INC.
@ Jpen til III . pm. OPP. Navy Ma f YsrG
FORD 1853 Custom 300" auto.
p.s.: p.b.. extra nice throughout.
Full guarantee available. Low
price Bank financing.
BURROWS RAMBLER. INC.
900 NJ st. Sc. Ii. 4-S3OO
Open Til 9 Pm. Opp. Navy Yard
FORD new Fairlane 800" Tudor,
beautiful burgundy with white top.
Must sac. Small down pymt. ONLY
SOS per mo. Call FE. $4,000 ask
for Whitley Moore at Parkway
Ford.
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FoRDs 81 Fordor. 6. cyl, S399.
Also Fordor hdtp. JACK PRY.
18th and Pa. Sc. Est. 1923.
FORD 80 Fairlane 500 Fordor.
r !SsS,oY y ioa5. and h. tOday's
| OURISMAN
! CHEVROLET
2c41 NICHOLS AVE Sc.
+! LII. 3-1051
FORD '53 VS. Tudor, auto, r..
make offer. 735-0eO6.
FORD So Crown Victoria, VS..
Chrome. body and motor in excel.
cond., 4 new tires, one owner.
| $3.50. 534-6193.
FORD '6a sea- Fairlane sedan,
| black, very clean. power steering.
power brakes, special S2.195.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
l.2 "end ST.. NV. FE. $4,000
FORD "a, automatic, r. and h.. l
owner, going overseas. must sell
$3.50. 52T-314l.
FORD 81 Fairlane. T. and h., Wv.
$1,000. 562-7054 after 4:3O.
FORD go, Fairlane 500 sedan.
red and white, here is a sharp
AkerS Olds-Cadillac Co.
rcF p IN SHOPPING CTR
FORD 81 cow. Al cond.. radio
and heater, Wv. tires. white.
FORD 80 Gslexie Fordor. cruiseo-
matte, power steering, r. and h.,
Wv. tires; extra clean, Al
TRIANGLE FORD /
1910 R. I. Ave. NE. LA. 9-1OO3 |
FORD '55 Tudor. light blue, !
straight stick, VS., passes D. c. /
inspect, Price. $345. 439-1S79.
FORDS
SIS THROUGH '62S
Lsrge selections. excellent condi-
ton. clean, low mileage. priced
to s.u.
NORMAN
FORD-FALCON-T-BIRD
s3l ) BALTIMORE BLVD.
COLLEGE PARK 474-5100l
ORD 81 Tudor. blue and white.
Fordamatic, r. and h., Wv, veT:
clean. 927-4276.
FORD $50 Convert, VS., Thunder
mud n
top. battery. Excel. run cond., |
1878 or best offer. Must sell. 562-
"1lT.
FORD 80 Galaxie Fordor sedan.
gray with white top, cruiseomatic.
power steering. r. and h, 81. 1896.
PALMER FORD !
Hamilton st. andN jamestown Rd. !
WEST EVANSVILLE, ND.
AP. 7-0114
FORD '5S sta. wag., 6-pass. country |
sedan. S-cyl., automatic. power
steering. r. and h., 4 new tires, |
tan and white, excel. cond.
Original owner. FE. sS-122l.
FORD 49, Falcon Squire Wagon
Fordor. automatic. T. and h.. lug
gage rack, bronze color with wood
side paneling, S2.195.
PALMER FORD
Hamilton st. and jamestown Re.
WEST EVANSVILLE, MD.
AP. 7-0114
FORD '57 Custom 300" Tudor
sedan. new paint, r. and h.. new
battery. good tires, good mech. .
cond., nice clean dependable car.
Orig. owner. 5000 cash. 474-3425.
FORD '5S Tudor. stand. trans, r.
and h. $500 or best offer. Good
condition. 524-3190.
FORD 80 sunliner convertible, r.
and h.. auto. trans, p.s., DIV,
p.b.. must sell. Wo. 6-6S56.
FORD '53 Tudor, stand. trans. Al
mech. cond, See to appreciate, $40.
OWNER. 52S-114S.
FORD 81 station wagon, good
tires. $3.50 cash or van truck,
LO. 1904.
FORD 80 Fairlane 300" Tudor,
like-new, T. and h., new tires.
hydramatic, low mileage, garage
kept. only S1,095, 262-202S.
FORD '5S Tudor, straight stick,
r. and h.. Wv. tires. Very good
clean cond. Make offer. RE. g.
tO1o.
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PALMER FORD

Fordor. automatic. r. and h. lug
gage rack, bronze color with wood
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FORD '5S sta. wag., 6-pass. country
sedan, S-cyl., automatic. power
steering. r. and h., 4 new tires,
tan and white, excel. cond.
Original owner. FEE. aS-l22l
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CORvAIR 80 coupe. smart looking
matador red finish, straight stick,
r. and h., Wv. tires. finest cond.
one-yr. warranty. special, $1,195
Small down pAyment
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500 R. I. Ave. NE. LA. 9-1003
FORD '55 Tudor. light blue,
straight stick, VS., passes D. C.
inspect, Price. $345. 439-1S79.
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STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET, INC.

3289 M ST. NV.
FE. 3-640s CLOSED SUNDAYS
FORD AS 301 Gu. in. Chew, NAL
lory ign. cleo. fuel pump, rolled
pleated int. Call WI. $1,000 be-
FORD '5s convertible, auto. trans :,
power steer, T. h. VS., s new
immae. cond.. S995. 532-2O09
FORD SO cow. VS. auto. T. and
best offer. CT. 6-0717.
Fo orr auto sS t hsrStoP2 vs. pl h E slSs
ia. 5-S722.
FORD 80 Tudor VS., straight
o eslS5! We Sor6Sks a aG94 " Bro aS
St, Falls Church. JE. 4-2422
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CORVAIR 1851 Mona 4-dr., r
and h., Wv. tires. straight trans.
dark blue, $4,000 orig. miles. Elk.
GEL cond. S1,695. OR. 4-SO56.
CORVAIR 80 4-dr., stand. trans.
heater tip-top condition through-
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FORD 80 Galaxie Fordor sedan.
gray with white TOP. cruiseomatic.
power steering. r. and h., 81 1896.
PALMER FORD
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1909 wisconsin Ave. Oh. 6-4200
Open Daily. 80 Sat, 9-6
CONTINENTAL '62 convertible
black with white top, red leather
int rior, fully equip. incl. factory
air, holiday special S5.195. LEE
D. BUTLER. 1921 21st st. NV.
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CORVAIR '62 cdr. Mona, r. and
h, big engine. 4-speed trans,
leather interior. bucket seats, real
sporty. S1.995. bank terms to fiji
your budget. Before you buy, give
US tsy; r,,A1r crrnveyr -Yrv
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81 4-dr. sedan. auto.
trans. all new tires. 81. 400. 262-
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LOVING Low CHEVROLET

E.-W. HWY. AND COLEsVILLE RID.
JU. 9-776S. 8. s., Md. JU. 9-S131
CORVAIRS 80. 81, 49,. Wide
selection. 9 and 4 drs. Monzas.
S1.195 to 81. S95. AERO CHEVRO-
LET. 1908 King st.. Alex, 54s-
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FoRD-FALCoN-T-BIRD

F e ! sAI4iMoR ER BiV5i
COLLEGE PARK 474-510C
ORD 81 Tudor. blue and white
Fordamatic, r. and h., WV, ver.
clean, 927-4276.
FORD $50 Convert, VS., Thunder
bird eng, auto, p.s., r. and h., new
top. battery. Excel. run cond.
1878 or best offer. Must sell &c.,
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CoRVAIR 49, Mona 2-dr. stand,
3-speed trans, 102-h.p. engine.
ror and Oh T. ,l beige 4 finish ash new-ear
CTOuT MAN
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j TRIANGLE FORD

1910 r. I. Ave. NE. La. a-1003
CORVAIR MONA 81. white with
blue interior: T. and b. Wv
good price. HE. 9-3729.
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Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1879 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
CORVAIR 81 station wagon, green,
r. and h., stick shift, very clean,
tires new plus 2 new snow treadS.
Sl,295. 766-4lS1,
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Hamilton st. and Jamestown Rd
WEST EVANSVILLE, MD.
APP T-O11A
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FORD 80 Sunliner convertible, r.
and h. auto. trans. p;s. DIV,
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FORD 81

FORD 81 4-dr. SEDAN, Cruisomat-
&c, VS., r. and h.. air cond., only
10000 mi. Must sell, RA. 3-6217
FORD 81 Ranchwagon Tudor,
stand. trans, excel. condition.
$500. UN. 4-07SS.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

COMET 81 4-dr. wagon, r. and
h, stand. drive, luggage rack.
custom vinyl interior, cannot be
told from new, 1885.
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$500. UN. 4-07SS.
FORD SO hardtop, stand. trans
mission, r.. and h., excellent con,
dition. 1895. OF. 1851.
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FORD '5s station wagon. extra nice
VS. with automatic. r. and h.,
or trade. KIRK MOTOR CO.,
1000 Ga. Ave. IA. Q-4Snn.
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FORD go Sunliner cow. push-but.,
pow. seats. r. and h.. Fordomatic.
blue w/white top. low mi. orig.
owner. excel. cond., $1,000. EN-.
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Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
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1872 end ST. NV. FE. 7-2600
CONTINENTAL 49, sedan, light
blue, factory air conditioning
power steering, power brakes.
special S5,095.
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FORD '53 Tudor, stand. trans. Al
mech. cond, See to appreciate. S170.
OWNER ho2-11AS
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1mpcrial-P Plymouth Chrysler- Simca
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. 9-3D0L
DODGE SO. private party. 2-dr.
hdtp., fully equipped, !. tone.
Only $3.50. SIS din. Please cali
after $3.50. S3J-9S39.
DODGE 81 Dart sedan, factory
cqutpped, almost new ca. VETS
DAY SALE. S1,69g, S199 down
and bank terms. KIRK MOTOR
Co. 1000 Ga. Ave. ia. 9-4SU0.
FALCON '62 cdr, white, immacu-
late, driven and maintained BY
engineer. orig. owner. lge. engine.
extras, very low mi. weekdays
after pm, Sat.-Sun. all day,
OIL. 3-S049.
FALCON 81 4-dr. station wagon,
auto. trans, T. and h. Extras.
Only $500 mi. Must sell, IA
1927.
FALCON 'BI 4-door. r. end h loU