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Evening star., 1962-03-26
D. 6. HOUSING
Race Angles
Face Inquiry
By the Associated Press

The Civil Rights Commission
plans to examine racial aspects
Of housing in the Nations
Capital, the only major Ameri-
can city where Negroes form
majority of the population.
The public hearing, April 12
and 13, probably will go into
the difficulties of some foreign
diplomats, especially those from
African countries, in finding
suitable homes in Washington.
In addition to quizzing real
estate developers, bankers, civic
groups and others, commission
investigators are reported also
to have asked State Department
officials to testify.
Staff Director Berl I. Bern
hard said, ". Washington,
D. c., is the Nations Capital
and, in a sense. the capital of
the free world. The achieve
ment of true equality of op-
portunity is perhaps a more
urgent matter here than in any
other city in the country"
Mr.. Bernhard noted the ad-
joining suburban areas Of the
city are not only separate po-
litical subdivisions but are in
different States, complicating
the problems.
Although Negroes constitute
about 81 per cent of the popu-
lation within the District, they
are negligible factor in the
nearby Virginia and Maryland
suburbs.
Only four other major United
States cities have as high as
one-third Negro populations.
They are Atlanta, 1873 per cent;
New CLEANS, 37.2 per cent;
Memphis, 81 per cent, and
Baltimore, 34.8 per cent.
Commission investigators are
reported studying the use of
restrictive covenants in real
estate transactions in Wash
ington. These are not legally
binding, but are so-called gen.
tlemen's agreements which
often block sales of property to
Negroes of Jews.
Also to be examined are the
policies of banking institutions
with regard to loans for Negroes
seeking to buy homes in, pre-
dominantly white areas.
Evening star., 1962-03-26

put extra energy into your fuel tank by using
Super Shell. (For complete rundown ON
Super Shells 9 ingredients for top perform
ance, see box at right.)
To help boost mileage even more, follow
these driving tips from Berry and Schuette
Seven tips that can save gasoline
1. DOM race your engine when standing still.
It's a needless waste of gasoline.
2. Avoid jackrabbit starts. Fast getaways
cause your engine to turn at higher speed
and use more power than necessary. Result:
wasted gasoline. If you have an automatic
transmission, full throttle start keeps you
in the low gear range too long This wastes
fuel too
3. Drive at moderate speeds. Shell scientists
have shown, in actual road tests, that cars use
25 percent more gasoline at IS mph than
45 mph.
4. Keep tires up to their proper pressure. Soft
tires soak up power like a blotter soaks up ink.
S. Pace yourself to traffic. Don't be the fastest
or the slowest. 1t traps you into wasteful spurts
and slowdowns.
s. Drive as smoothly as possible. Needless
acceleration and braking uses fuel inefi-
ciently. A steady foot on the throttle will
result in more miles per gallon.
7. Ask your Shell dealer about these checks.
Spark timing should be set correctly. Fuel
filters and air cleaner should be cleaned regu-
larly. Brakes should be properly adjusted And
your cooling system themostat must be in
working order to maintain proper engine tenn
perature.
Evening star., 1962-03-26

GONE years ago, friendly argument de-
- veloped at gathering of Shell scientists
The gist Of it: who could get the most miles
from gallon Of gasoline.
They decided to find out. And Shells Mile
age Marathon was born.
Like all the contestants in the Marathon,
Dave Berry and Fred Schuette did it as test
of ingenuity-not as publicity stunt They
used their own car. Their own time. Their
own money.
The things they did are positively not rec
commended for informal marathons on public
roads. But they do offer some clues as to what
can make little gasoline go long way.
Record-breaking car cost $35
Berry and Schuette's Car was highly modi-
fled 1924 coupe. 1t was rescued from Junk
yard for $35. Here are the few, but rigid,
Marathon requirements it had to meet:
Ithad to have four rubber-tired wheels.
'1thad to weigh at least 1000 pounds.
. 1t had to have at least 100 cubic inches
piston displacement
1t had to use the same gasoline you
could buy at a Shell station. No doctor
ing allowed.
Tocut friction, tires were inflated to 50 pounds
pressure. The champs got mileage bonus
from the big, wooden-sPoked wheels they
used. Each revolution moved them forward
9k feet.
NOTE: they used a standard carburetor from
an old one-cylinder engine.
Since they used an "engine-on, engine-oF"
driving technique, Berry and Schuette had to
Evening star., 1962-03-26
Package ExpIodes
At u. S. Embassy

WELLINGTON, New Zealand,
Mar. 26 (AP).-A package ad-
dressed to the United States
military attache in wellington
exploded in the hands Of two
delivery men unloading it at
the embassy today.
Police rushed to the scene
but investigation showed the
package contained a special
electric battery and recharger
for the joint United States-New
Zealand research program.
Such equipment is not normally
explosive but police said it must
have been damaged in transit
Evening star., 1962-03-26

Motorists who follow these rules, and use
Super Shell, can expectgood mileage. Chances
are, you can improve your mileage Now that
you know how, why not give it trya
Evening star., 1962-03-26

Shells Dave Berry and Fred Schuee reveal how they what
must be world mileage recodand how you get miles
per gallon Not by using their admittedly outandh technque But
by quiet marriage of careful driving and Super Shell gasoline
Evening star., 1962-09-02
CADILLACS
DiscfimfnatiuR BUYER

80 conv., every extra. one oyner,
mist 4 finish with mAtehins leather
|'59 Eidorado eonv.. every eoneeiv-
able extra. beaut. alpine white,
with solid red imported leather
interior. cadiIlae's finest. $S.29b'
'59 eonv.. full power. every extra,
alpine white. red and. white int,
ike new. several TO choose from.
S2.S96. ~
80 De VILE typs sedan. all factory
equip. incl. power windows. g.
way seat, turauoisS finishs low
mi. s2.7eb.
'be De vile type eoups, fun. power,
orig. Btscayne blue. Cadillac,a Q
most popular model. Several "a
choose from. s2.4eb.
'5s De vills type coupe. every sx-
tra. ebony. black with eontrasting
sssSs. S!sss sas. sas SIasss. nnas mt a ''ui'
'B7 Coupe de vile, every extra,
way seat inmac., orig. white FIN
ish. A real outstanding value.
S1.6o6.
$50 De VILE type coupe, every ex.
ira, full power. white finish. An
unusually sharp ear. S9e6. Several
to choose from.
SO Sedan de vile, full power
every extra, orig. light blue fin
ish. S1,0e6. Several 10 choosi
from.
'56 cow. every extra, fun power
orig, black finish. black and white
al leather. Like new. S1.1o6.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
OLMSTEAD


OLDS DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-6600
CADILLAC 1851 Eldorado,. special
lucite paint. custom leather in
Convertible made. This week end
only. S4.395.
Suburban Cadillac Olds
7020 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda. OIL. 0-7700
CADILLAC '62 convertible, laurel
(rose) with blk. top and leather
interior: Elec. windows, head
guards. fog lights, tinted glass,
cruise control. non-slip rear are
some Of the extras. Under 5000
miles. Cost S6,7S0. $500 OF
best offer. Pvt. party must sell.
Travelling to Europe. 6ss-o9S5.
Can % Be seen y snytime 5000 18th
parkins space No. rs.
CADILLAC p Ia! sss.' '0QyiE'islsj %a. s.6oTs. 4 and
CADILLAC ,5s club coupe. ali
eonS., cons excel n..,sS ecnss % ,dhss Labor DAY
AkerS OldS-C Cadillac Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
~ o,TvAIsaL6MRsGToN s16Rs5T sHoRIINd S5JIi" GTEi /"
CADILLAC '5S convert, black. white
top new tires. excel. eond., must
sen, lsaying. $1,700. 8. Arl. Ridge
I'd. 0s4-79O2-
CADILLAC 1862, company execu-
tive cars. All equipped with all
conditioning. substantial savings
new-car title and warranty. Also
limited selection Of new cars.
Suburban Cadillac Olds
1920 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda. OIL. 6-770C
CADILLAC '58 Sedan de ViIle, fuliy
equipped, black, cream top, blael
and white interior. Elec. seat anC
windows double speaker, ". 8
ssasrD make peI ever s1sss SSS TSEs T eosi essi4s +
CADILLAC '59 Coupe de vile, FAC
TORH AIR GoNp. Extra sharp
AkerS OldS-C Cadillac Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
FAIRLINGTON SHOPPING CTR.
IlOV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC '57 conv., all white. full
pWr., SWAY seat. Excel tires ant
top. garage kept. Best offer. Orig
owner. ia. 9-S1e5.
CADILLAC go conv.. pvt. party
cond.. low mil. SS,sss. z74-sS0s
CADILLAC '57 4-dr. sedan, ligh
green. white top. very clean. ful
power. radio, air cond.. excel
cond. OIL. 2-2025. -
CADILLAC '5S conv., new top, lov
mi. Immac. Consider trade. Car
fin. S1.796. OWNER, ia. 4-2211
CHEVROLET s53 e-passenger va.
gon. auto. trans, needs some
work. s125. JE. 2-sse6.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
TRAILERS
tcoNTNUEDl


SPARTAN 41-ft. Imperial Mansion,
excel eond. inside and out. So
600. Wa 6-0067.
SUPREME VICTOR, 33xs. 2 bed
rms. excel. cond.. must sell. best
offer. CALL PARKWAY 5-5476.
TRAVEL TRAILER, left, sleeps
8. used weeks. elec. brakes,
canopy. ETC., S1.350. Gail 532-
TRAILER 1860. self-contained, IL
IT,. sleeps 8. excellent condition.
$3.50. 354-1461.
TRAVEL TRAILER-Fuiiy equipped
80 13 Scotty, sleeps A, good
eond. $3.50 or reas. offer. 567-
UTILITY TRAILER, 8 II. vide by
10 It. long, good condition, S125.
Phone TE. 6-3191.
UTILITY TRAILER With hitch. Ap-
prox. Sx4x3. Tire size 710xl6.
Price $50. XII. S-S09s.
ZIAnfER TRAILER, 4sxI0 ~,
front kit. ! bedrm.. 3s-ft. avn
ing, 275 gal. fuel tank, parked
on Sc. trailer court, lot rs. CY.
5-S132.
81 LANDOLA, 2-bedrm., on nice
lot with air conditioner and
matching shed. $1,000. so. s.
6523.
'59 REGAL TRAILER, "a It $500
cash and take over payments.
Call 301-MI. 5-5l93.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

ALA ROMEO '32 roadster. 1.750
&C. supereharRer. rebuilt eng. p.
HAND. 703-437-2991 or Ma.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
: AUToMoTIVE MISC.

ANTIQUE PARTS for '2s Chev. mo-
tor. Transmission and other parts
available. SP. 3-4226.
eAfBURETOR, 2 fours, for Chevy.
2SB. Best Offer Call SP. 3-S172
AT 5 pm.
CRGIsEMATIC TRANS, 1851 Ford
or Nero. Used APPROX. 1900 mi.
COST S425. Sell. S175. TW. 3-7s77.
6TbDE. CPES., '53 and '55. 7. and
b., parts. Call BRUCE, RA. g.
2os1 Sun. ga wkdys., co. g.
1898, leave name and number.
TRANSMISSION 1858 Plymouth.
god condition, S35 or best offer.
232-725S.
WANTED-Parts for '57I5s Hill
man. Rear end. etc. Have Austin
rear end. Sell, exch. so. 6-2336.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
IMPoRT-sPoRTs
voLvo 'o1, WHITE
BEING TRANSFERRED

V0Lv0 go white, Pv544; / owner;
27.OO0 careful miles; reasonable
WI 2-30l2.
vOLV0s-P-is0O, save SIS; slsC
a-dr.: 80 s-dP. ana b7 ais4 station Sa
wagon. JACK PRY LTD. 18th and
Pa. ave. sc.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
IMPoRT-spoRTs
CcoNfINUenl

MGA '57 coupe. Except. clean car.
Excel. mech. needs some body
work. $3.50 or best offer. o46-469O
or 949-l560. DEALER.
MG-TD 1888 excellent mech, eond.
Good Michelin x, shop manual,
extras. $500 or best offer. HE.
9-4I51.
MG-TD '52, blk. classic mod, good
eond.. reuphols. seats. door pan
els. 500. 927-431e.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
FOWLER MOTORS, LTD.

ALPINE 1851 1000 roadster. wire
wheels, heater. tonneau cover.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

'56 eony.. every extra, fun power
% SFis i.stss slssk flHIesh es black sIe white
Evening star., 1962-09-02

SO Sedan de VILE, full power,
every extra, orig. light blue fin
ish. S1,0e6. Several 10 choose
Evening star., 1962-09-02

$50 De Vile type coupe, every ex-
ira, full power. white finish. An
unusually sharp car. S0o6. Several
to choose from.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

SPARTAN 41-ft. Imperial Mansion,
excel. eond. inside and out. So
600. WA. 6-0067.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

OLDs DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-6600
CADILLAC 1851 Eldorado,. special
lucite paint, custom leather IN
terror. factory air., most luxurious
convertible made. This week END
only. S4. 395.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

ANTIQUE, American Bantam. 1885.
In AL condition. Call WIZ. g.
7794. Monday after 5 pm.
ANXIOUS TO SELL either $50 Volks.
eonv., or store car. Fiat sedan, sx-
Evening star., 1962-09-02
TRUCKS F0R SALE

BUS white Model 7s2. IS pass.
geod .ad eond. $3.50. .s4e-42s2 OF
Evening star., 1962-09-02
PORSCHE ~

EOhSCAE 'oi
Can SCI -o7el
PORsCHK '5s and '59 "le00S Nor
mai eoupes; both ! owners, excel
FOWLER MOTORS, LTD.
1914 North p MysE Driys
RENAULT 1888 sunroof. excellent
transportation, $3.50. Mercury
ssssssSS. asidtSP9ls. aassiFdtsSSP9ls good condition
ROVER 100. shadow green; beauti-
ful specimen: lust taken into
stock. EUROPEAN MOTORS, 6SbS
N. Fairfax DIR. at Lee hwy, East
Pals Church, JE 10000.
RENAULT DAUPHTNE '57 sunroof,
Wv. orig. black paint. $3.50. il.
2-s641.
RENAULT Dauphine 80, sun-roof
leather seats, radio. good eono
$3.50 or best offer. TE. 6-6465.
RENAULT. '5s 4-dr. runs good
good tires. Low MILEAGE. 40 miles
gal, $3.50. Must sell. 273-6627.
RENAUBT '5g Dauphine. Very
clean, low mileage. must sacrifice,
5S7-673S.
SUNBEAM 80 Alpine. riEht-hand
drive, excel. eond., new tires. Low
mi, best offer over S1.bb0. 273-
1869 after Q pm.
TRIUMPH TR-3 '69, excellent cond.
$1,195; also '62 TR-4. JACK PRY,
18th and Pa. ave. s.e. Est. 1928.
IRIS 1859 Roadster, %. 900 miles,
yellow, good condition, e1,250.
Phone. JE. 2-5454.
TR.Qa fOEo ff~onIh ToQ0 IN ~
Evening star., 1962-09-02

CEhvRoakT aOR ousc tSss sDasssSassf ssas .C: %S:
work. Sf25. JE. 2-sse5.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
AUfoMoBILES FoR SALE

ABSOLUTE TOP DOLLAR for late
model cars. Before you sell, see Us.
y. z. 6IEUART CHRYSLER CITY
$500 WIS. Ave. IN. 3-4s00
AL CARs .ALWAYs $40 DOWN
Evening star., 1962-09-02

kCHULT 80. 46xIO, 2-bedrm., Gus
TON designed. all wood paneling
exEel. cond.. best offer. SO. s-2410.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
AUTOS and TRUCKS WAMTEI

ANY PRIVATE OWNER with clean
car. 70 sell, any make or model
call KIRK MOTORS. ia. e-266l
Evening star., 1962-09-02
TRUCKS FOR SALE
CONTINUED

DODGE '52 5z-ton pickup; excel
lent condition. No dents. New
paint, sood tires, $500. He. 4
Evening star., 1962-09-02

CADILLAC '57 Eldorado coav. pri,
power. Si.65o or best offer. 6ss-
2137, 9 70 II an, 70 9 pm.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

SO De VILE tyre sedan, all factory
equip. incl. power Windows. O.
way seat, tur1uoiso finishs Low
mi. e2,7eb.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

MERCEDEs-BENZ "500's classic a
door Custom convertible, silver
grey. black top. red leather in
terror. 6-band Telefunken radio
and b. Compl. restored. ia Benz.
FRANKLIN Sta. or see ct garage,
zl22 Mass. ave. n.Ws Apt. 207.
wash. D. c.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

1870 WnsON Blvd, ARL.. va.
ANTIQUE CAR - 1881 FORD
COUPE. all original. excel. eonds-
tfon. s55l- WI 5-5l3s.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

AUSTIN HEALEY 1855 ePRTTE
roadster. excellent condition. FE.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
TRAILERs
AIRSTREAMS
CAMPERS

OPEN a DAYS A WEEK
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN UsEn
MOBILE HOMES. VA. RO. s-1400
Nd. RA.a 6-2531.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

AUsTIN-HEALEY 1861 epritl
For inform. caIl Mrs. Ann Mes
sins at OK. 6-5210. NADIA retail
SLIGO. .vhsale. sss5, This win b
Evening star., 1962-09-02

'5s De vile type coupe. every sx-
tra. ebony black with eontrSstinS
Seant. ear. % sIasah. A '
Evening star., 1962-09-02

CADILLAC '5S conv., new top, low
I Fn n%ss sT7ss %Nss SSnslSsr jE tEsds s:aSiI Snn
Evening star., 1962-09-02

RICHARDSON '62. 8 bedrms.. $500
van pl.. rte. 1, SO. Oakgrovl
bARRE '60-55xlO, good condition
2 Sbedrms.. auto. washer. Small
Evening star., 1962-09-02

80 Conv., every extra. one owner
$4,000 mi. distinctive platinum
mist finish with matchine leather
int. 3,49b.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

CHEV. 80 2-door hArdtop, 7. and
Exec. ai ER5s eond iinIsh ssas Vs sslissi t.ssi in
Evening star., 1962-09-02
AUToMoBILEs FuR SALE AUToMoBILEs FoR sALl

a CHEV. IS station wagon. equippa1s
. low price. BURROWS RAMBLER.
/; goo n st, s.ss IL A-ssoo OPP
Evening star., 1962-09-02

"a. 7.77Ss Or ia ia. 7-344O
METROPOLTTANs '54l6I, large
EAST RAMBLER. 1910 Branch
ave. Hillcrest Heights, 10. s-7s62.
MG-TF 1900 classic MG red, ex.
eellent eond. $500. EN-. 6-2l63
MGA go red roadster. Excelleni
cond; S1,40O, or best offer. JU
Evening star., 1962-09-02

New 1852 models. Never lived In
2 and 3 bedrms. viii accept fur
niture or cars in trade. Big Sc
lection.
sUBURBAN MOBILE HOMES
esq Richmond hwy. Alex, Va
Evening star., 1962-05-09

mins eencealment went work.
some nuclear experts believe the
Gnome experiment was not con-
elusive. They fear. also. that
test-ban advocates win use the
data TO u'e dangerous" con-
cessions to the Geneva neeo-
tiators.
Further experiments with
cheating techniques are expect
ed during the current nuclear
tests. It Is believed that the
soviets are doing the same.
Evening star., 1962-05-09

ersl hundred feet In diamste,
to hide . big explosion-cheat.
ing becomes more difficult.
The new findings do not in.
validate other theoretica,
means Of decoupling or damp.
ing the shock Of a hidden test
One additional method. the US.
Of artificial heat absorbers, :
is mentioned In the book.
PentagOn sources say that al.
though the position Of the ad-
ministration now Is that salt.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
U.S.. Attest 'Disproves'
One Cheating Method

that one cheating technique an
re-examine others.
II cheating turns out to be
more difficult than had been
supposed. then pressure on the
administration to relax some of
its inspection demands could
follow.
At issue Is Q "de-coupling''
technique designed to fool seis-
mic (earthquake) detecting In
struments into indicating that
q large secret test Is O small
one or into overlooking q small
one.
An explosion deep in hard
rock-salt, for instance-should
appear to instruments to be as
times as small as 1t really is,
according to the old theory. "Tn
other words" the original ver-
sion Of the book said, salt has
a decoupling factor of about
2.5 compared to tuff (the
ground at the Nevada testing
range) for q tamped explo-
Sion."
New Finding
The correction page drops
that sentence and says:
Although the extrapolations
from these small TINT explo-
sions into the nuclear kiloton
range (sInall atom bombs) in
dicated that salt would have
a decoupling factor of rs COM
pared to tuff for q tamped
explosion. the underground nu-
clear detonation (Gnome) Of
about ga kilotolAs conducted on
December 10, 1851, in a salt bed
near Carlsbad. N. Mex, revealed
that in the kiloton range, salt
has a coupling (rather than
decoupling) factor of about 2.5
compared to tuff for tamped
nuclear explosions"
In simple words, instead Of
reducing the apparent size of
the explosion by as times, the
salt actually inflated it by as
times. This is just the oppo-
site Of what . teSt-ban cheater
would want to do.
Another theoretical decou-
pling technique would be to set
off the explosion in a large un-
derground hole. The book car
Evening star., 1962-05-09

ries q table showing the size Of
the hole necessary to reduce the
apparent size Of q secret test
by 800 times Gin salt"
Others Not Invalidated
But II salt actually mani
fies the Apparent size. then 1t
would be rs times as difficult
to achieve the reduction stated
In the book. It would take as
times as large q hole.
Since big holes are hard to
dig-they might have to be sew
Evening star., 1962-05-09
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
star StaH Writer

One theoretical method Of
cheating" on Q nuclear test
ban won't work, Q new Govern
ment report on o recent atomic
experiment indicates.
The results Of the experiment
also cast some doubt on the
full effectiveness Of one other
possible method to test atomic
weapons without detection, but
they leave still others appar-
emily valid.
The report Is contained in
the new Pentagon-Atomic En-
ergy Commission book. "The Ef-
fects of Nuclear Weapons" pub
lished today. The material is
so new that a special Corrected
Page" had to be slipped into
the book to correct the old false
assumption. The new informa-
ton was developed from tests
at Carlsbad, N. Mex, only last
December.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
Could Affect Talks

Nuclear experts say the find
ing may have a significant ef-
feet on the American position
in the Geneva test-ban nego-
tiations. American negotiators
probably will stop talking about
Evening star., 1962-09-05

coRvAIR go 4-door sedan. radio
gas;ssyink. raopey7sayins speciall
Evening star., 1962-09-05
FLORIDA PROPERTY

NEAR FORT LAUDERDALK - 2
homes. ~ 2 lge. becrms,, z tiled
baths. Nv. rnn.. din. rnn.. kit iee.
ser. porch. earport. lse. lot. Re-
dueed 70 $4,000 from S16.500.
f2) 3 bedrms.. 2 tiled baths. porch.
iiv. rm.. din. rm-. kit. porch,
carport. Reduced 70 Sl5.5OQ. Both
on fresh water lake. fishing,
elevation. No down payment. No
settlement costs 10 parties WIEood
credit. BOZ 392@Z, Star.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

TR-S '57 Roadster, red finish, ex-
cellent condition. speciai, s015.
UNITED AUTO
Evening star., 1962-09-05
IT, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES oFFleEs STUDIOS for RENT
- lccNTlNuEDl tcoNTNUsn
lcoNTlNUEDl

com OPERATED DRY CLEANING
AND EAuNDRY-4 NOS. old. Part
ners dissgreeing. Can be bought
for small cash. Equipped with 5
Duplex Dry Cleaners, is Maytag
washers. Duplex double-duty
washers. 8 Huebsch dryers. Plenty
Loes ted In nearby Va. Can Mr..
SMITH, 63f-565O, after 8 pm,
OF week ends, ia. 7-5O92
ICE. DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT
air conditioned. suitable for beer
or liouof sales S9Gfl mo. mo
down payment). rIxIE HOUSING.
NE. $4,000 or ElI. 2-2611.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

All CASH ron YoUR PROPERTY
KAY RERLfY Ri & = cSl: SSEfEeH iEe' Rzl hp $4,000
Evening star., 1962-09-05

PAUL BROS. (OLDSE
Wis. and Elleott NV. KE. 7-ls6s
FORD 1862 Galaxie, 300" coulf,
sparkling white finish, radN,
heater, straight stick with oyef-
drive, 40o-h.p.. engine, less th4n
1000 actual miles, new-ear guae-
antee.. save many dollars on =
special sale price. -
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Hill q Sanders ,

i. THE BEST PLACE TO BUY.
1880 Viers Mil Rd., wheaton, Nd.
949-4O60
Evening star., 1962-09-05
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE


CADILLAC 'Ss eonvert-. black. white
TOP, new tires, excel eono-. must
sell, leaving. Sl,700. s. Arl. Ridge
"a. 6e4-7o02.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

SILVER sPRING oFFIcEs-seaut.
new ground-tloo offices Air
eond. BLDG. Janitor service. Ad-
isssnt 2 public parking;
ROBINSON 10. I-3555
SILVER sPRTNGs MD.-Do you
need office space IN the heart Of
Silver Springp Perfect location.
modern bldg. air eond-s. elevator
and plenty q public parking near
BERs FUNERAL HOME, 1855
Geor ga ave.
SILVER STRING, -s64l Colesvflll
,rd--Now LEASING both professiona
and non-profesSionai offices. Mod
ern air cond-, ample parking. u
$500. ZIG a McKEEvER,
WHEArON-e 600. "a. It. IN newt
remodeled air-eond. bldg. or vii
divide to suit Excel. for R. and
d. ensineering. acct, or many
other uses. keas. rent. For de-
tails, cal Mr.. Thompson, 10. s.
MaksrkETfE' kEfs krSisTsooR E n.
WIS; AVE. At yeazey s. 421i
Z. Offices. avsii. iinmrassSG. ned y
WOODWARD BLDG.
18th and H SITS. NV.
! Ice. air-eond. office 10 this de-
siTahle bldg.
cRKENHooT. NC.
Mr.. David Elk. 3-536a
04I NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-s4O
mo-, share office, take messaheS,
etc. DIXIE HOUSING CO.. NE.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
ROYAI MOTORS

COMET PoI Custom Fordor, stand.
traris.s r. and h.. new 'w,-m, tires,
. gas-saylng special In showrrn'
PAUL BROS. (OLDSl
Wis. and Eliicott NV. KE. 7-130e
COMET 'eI sedan. blue. equipped,
very clean. Special $1.595.
Capitol Ca dillac- -Olds Co.
|l222 22nd st. NV FE. 7-esO0
COMET I.60 4-dr. sedan, standard
$3.50, EN-. 5-05ss.w 80
CONTINENTAL 1851 convertible
provincial white, fully equipped IN
cludlns factory air Conditioning
Showroom Condition. 8. G. o.. war
ranty. Only S4a295.
Suburban Cadillac-O OldS
1920 Ar. Rd ;. Bethesda. OIL. 6-770O
CONTINENTAL s62 hardtop sedan
maroon and white, factory ali
conditioned, fully equipped, ltkf
new. Special, s., ,035.
| ICapitol CadilIacsO BIDS Co.
1929 22nd St. NV Pc. 7-s60C
CONTINENTAL 1851 4.dT. sedan
qfuli power, air conditioning, white
with beige interior, like new, S4,.
495. LEE ID. BUTLER, 1871 21st
st. NV. FE. 7-3245.-.a
CORvATR $50 4-door sedan. radil
and heater, lustrous green finish
gas-sevink. riaoFiey-saying special
S1 0QE 81 - AZ
Evening star., 1962-09-05
AVIATION
TRAILERs

ASSUME PAYMENTs-Brand new,
take your choice. Auto. washers,
fully furn. $500 dn. and take
over small payments. call CR. B.
b44s, or drive out 500 yds. west
Of Fairfax circle on Rte. so at
Fairfax, Va. Va. Mobile Homes, Inc.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

CADIILAC-Company offical ears.
All equipped with factory air con-
ditloning. low mileage, gO-day full
mechanical warranty. Substantial