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Continued From Page A.

NOHtAuueu FROM rage Al
pected to be in much dispute
IN the next few years.
In a statement released by
the White House after the re-
port was turned in, President
Kennedy was quoted as saying
he7"expressed his hope that the
report and recommendations of
the transportation agency
would be significant contribu-
ton to the solution of the
transportation problems of the
National Capital"
In a letter accompanying the
report, c. Darwin Stolzenbach,
head of the Meta, said his
transit development program
will be submitted later. The
transit program will have ap-
pendix volumes concerned with
more details on planning, en-
cheering, finance and organ
ization, Mr.. Stolzenbach said.
Review by ID. c.
The report is to be reviewed
by the District Commissioners
and Federal agencies before the
President sends his recon-
nnendations to Congress.
The agency's recommended
tons for the form of govern
Yneht to build and supervise the
transit system call for a
Federal corporation, similar to
the Tennessee Valley Authority
and the st. Lawrence Seaway
Corp.
The agency did not rule out
the possibility of an interstate
compact to establish a form of
regional government. But it
said this was impractical
because of State constitutional
limits.
b. 1t recommended that the
present agency should be given
authority and funds to con-
struct the first part of the
rapid transit system.
The present agency has no
direct representation from
Maryland or Virginia, or from
area highway departments. 1t
has an advisory board of five
persons, but only three of these
have to be from the Washing
ton area. The head of the
agency, Mr.. Stolzenbach, oper-
ates as chief or an independent
Federal agency.
Sometime around 1866, the
agency would be converted to a
Federal corporation, with local
representation in the corpora
ton not specified in the report.
The agency had analysed five
transportation systems before
making its recommendation, the
report said.
One plan which was rejected
called for a very extensive
highway system" with improved
bus service.
The highway system would
call for the STA billion pro-
gram remaining in the 1859
program, plus a bus subway
system costing $128.6 million.
The agency said the bus,
highway system would cost too
much for the limited service
it would perform"
Stop-gap Method
For all Of this expense, the
bus subway system would at
best be a stop-gap that would
have to be replaced in a few
short years with rapid transit
service"
The report formally rejected
the proposal by D. c. Transit
System, Inc, for a monorail
to Dulles International Airport.
The monorail would be too
costly if put into subways in
downtown Washington, and
would raise costs approximately |
$24 million, the report said.
Also, the D. c. Transit route
isr Impractical because it goes
through areas with too little
population for support, the re-
port said.
The report also recommend
ed against building the Three
Sisters Island bridge. |
The bridge was recommend
ed in 1853 because it was part
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Grating the commuter rail SyS-
tenn were included in today's
report by the National Capital
Transportation Agency.
The $793 million for con-
struction of the subways and
surface rail lines would be
raised mainly by bond issue
borrowing and from the grants
-$120 million Federal and $50
million local.
But, according to the esti-
mates, the fare box alone will
bring in enough to pay off the
construction debts It o talin &
1898 million) by the year 1000
and to meet operating expenses
The $3.50 million in grants
would be repaid after the con.
struction debts were wiped out
Government Equity
The report refers to the $18C
million as the Government
equity" in the proposed rapic
transit system.
On this point the report say,
that "all equity would be re.
paid after retirement of debt
within 80 years after compile.
ton of the system Gin 1879
It added, however, that:
Whether or not repaid, the
equity paid in by local juris.
dictions represents an average
annual per capita burden dur.
ing this period of less than 81
cents for each resident of thu
National Capital region"
Under a construction cos
formula, the $50 million tota
would be broken down thi.
way: $21, 100000 from the Dis,
trict, $19,590,000 from Virgins
suburban districts and $18, $780,,
900 from nearby Maryland
counties.
Grants Scheduled
Under the financing plan
the District would make it.
contributions to the transit
system during a nine-year peri.
cd, beginning with a $279, 1901
grant during the fiscal yea
starting next July l.. The larg.
est annual grant from the city
would be nearly $50 million il
the fiscal year beginning July /
1866.
For the Virginia communi,
ties, the grants would be made
during a seven-year period
starting with $147,00O during
the fiscal year beginning july
l, 1866. The largest annua
payment would come two year.
later and amount to nearly $5.t
million.
The two Maryland countie.
would begin payments the same
year as in Virginia, but with
$473, 900. The largest amount
would be nearly STA million il
the fiscal year beginning July l
1870.
A major test of the revenue
plan would come during thu
next Congress. The Fedora
Government is being asked Il
begin its contributions with s
grant of about $20.2 million.
In the two States, permission
from the legislatures would bt
needed before the local juris,
dictions could contribute to thu
area transit system.
Other Revenue Sources
In addition to the proposed
$3.50 million in Federal and To-
cal grants, the balance of thu
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Agency Asks Funds
To Begin System

of an intermediate loop which
the agency's studies show" is
not needed, the report states.
The Key, Memorial, Theodore
Roosevelt and Fourteenth Street
Bridges will have a capacity of
2l,50O vehicles per peak hour
in 1880, exactly the number
needed, the study said. The
Jefferson Davis highway Oh
street, can carry truck traffic
from interstate Route Sc down
to the Fourteenth Street Bridge,
the report said.
The report also recommends
against building the east
leg of the Inner Loop along
Eleventh street NE. and the
north leg along Florida avenue.
Instead, a section of the in
termediate loop will be substi-
tuted along the alignment of
the old Fort drive. (The Dis
trict is providing for the Inter-
mediate Loop in its 1864 budg-
ct, so this segment is not ex-
pected to become a subject of
controversy between agencies)
The major recommendation
for highways is the combination
of three freeways in the north
ern half of the District into
one route along the Baltimore
g. Ohio Railroad. The present
District plans call for two sep
arate routes for freeways.
Eight Rail Lines
The eight rail lines recon-
mended are:
/. Northwest Bethesda. This
will be from Pooks Hill in
Montgomery County, down Wis
consin avenue and Connecticut
avenue and across downtown
to the Capitol.
2. Columbia Heights-Pet-
worth. Starts near Georgia
and New Hampshire avenues,
through Columbia Heights, to
join the Northwest line at Nine
tenth street and Florida ave-
nue. NV.
8. Rockville-S Silver Spring.
This will use the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad right-of-way
from Rockville to Union Sta
ton.
4. Route 95-Queen's Chapel.
This will be in the median |
strip of Interstate 95 in Prince
Georges County and will lead
to Union Station.
5. Bowie Cheverly. This will
be modern commuter service"
on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
from Bowie to Union Station.
s. Henson Creek = AnacoStia.
A rail line from southeastern
Prince Georges County to
downtown.
7. Springfield A lex andria.
This line will use the right-of-
way of the Richmond, Freder-
g. Potomac and South
ern Railroads over much of its
length.
8. Route Sc Rosslyn. This
will go through Arlington, Falls !
Church and Fairfax County to
Fairfax City, mostly in the me-
dian strip of Route Sc.
The agency is also studying
whether a rail line should be,
built to Dulles International
which would make a
ninth rail line.
4 Bus Routes Backed I,
The four routes recommend
ed for bus rapid transit lines
are:
/. George Washington Me-
mortal Parkway. This would
start at Cabin John and use
the new parkway into the
downtown area.
2. Suitland Parkway. This
would use the parkway to the
Henson Greek train line at Ala
bama avenue.
8. Anacostia Boiling. This
would serve Federal installa-
tons at the Naval Research
Laboratory and at the proposed
Anacostia Boiling urban renew
al area.
4. Shirley Highway. Passen-
gers boarding this route would
run from Duke street to con-
meet to a rail line in the Penta-
gon area. /
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Rapid Tronsit Profits
Seen by Year 1000
BY SAM EASTMAN
Star Staff Writer

proposed $793 million rail rapid system for the
Washington would be debt free showing profit by
the year 1000 under a revenue plan reported today.
The financing proposals. however, include $3.50 million
in Federal and local government grants.
The spending and estimates for building OPP
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regular basis. However, most
blue collar workers. from time
to time do work overtime hours
at time and a half.
The most immediate impact
on Federal blue collar workers
will be that their working hours
will be on a more regular basis.
Until now, many agencies,
depending on their workload,
might work a blue collar en-
ploye IL hours one day, four
hours the next day, etc, sched-
uling the work so that the total
did not exceed 40 hours a week.
This will pose administrative
problems for some agencies
with unusual workloads and
requirements. 1t undoubtedly
will mean overtime payments
for some employees. while for
the majority it will mean a
regular eight-hour day each
workday of the week.
Under the new law, an en-
ploye on occasion could work
only a fraction of a 40-hour
workweek and still get over
time pay. For example, an
employe could work 10 hours
on a Monday and be sick the
rest Of the week and still gel
the two hours Of overtime pay.
ment.
BIAS COMPLAINTS-Tht
Presidents Committee on Equa
Employment Opportunity re.
ports that thus far 1t has re.
ceived 1876 complaints from
Federal employees and Govern.
ment job applicants alleging
racial or religious discrimina'
ton.
OF the 936 cases thus far in
vestigated and reviewed, 80,
were found to be justified IL
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TruveI Time by Rail

Here is the National Capital TRANSFORMATION
Agencys schedule Of estimated travel time for WASH
lngton area commuters on the proposed rapid rail
system: =
MINUTES TO STATION AT:
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Two Main Lines

Under the scheme outlined
in its report, downtown Wash
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ITO Per Cent Growth


1.-THE Washington area is
well-suited to a rapid rail-tran-
sit system, for it is large and
growing rapidly" the report
continues.
Washington ranked third in
the Nation in metropolitan
area growth during the period
1940-1960. The region grew al
most ITO per cent in that time
1.-The region is also favored
with a substantial and growing
downtown core. The daytime
population of downtown Wash
ington averages some 5000
persons. Washington has al
most as large a downtown
population as Philadelphia,
which already has an extensive
rapid transit and commuter
rail system.
I'm downtown daytime popu-
lation, Washington ranks ahead
Of Boston and Cleveland, which
Evening star., 1962-04-09

bE HESDA, Bradley HIS = New
listing assume large CT loan,
4l2es, lovely brk. Colonial on z.
acre with trees, powder room on
lst floor. 3 big bedrms., modern
kit, full bsmt, only 500, 800.
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY OF MD,
INC OIL. R-7Snn I'll O
Evening star., 1962-04-09

PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC.
AP. 7-2175 AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1962-04-09
HOMES
REALTORS

3SEAn IL SENo
DOESN'T NEED" BRICK RAM
BIER. This radiantly Immaculate
home DOESN'T NEED PAINTING
either inside or out. The basement
is ALREADY COMPLETELY FIN
ISHED and the YARD WORK IS
ALL DONE! Center-hall plan.
THREE BEDROOM, Two BATH
BRICK RAMBLER, having WALL
to-wall carpeting, two air con-
ditioners and other extras. Spa
cious living room has fireplace.
MAGNIFICENT REC. RIM. HAS
FIREPLACE, delightful dining
room, ample table space in gleam-
ing kitchen. HUGE DAYLIGHT
WALK-OUT BASEMENT. Situated
on quiet cul-de-sac. Close-in neigh
borhood. ASSUME CT LOAN. Yours
for only s26,500 PARKER, SMITH
& DONNELL. Realtors. "a. 1851,
JA. 7-SSl7.
Evening star., 1962-04-09


Colonial with porch, den and many
extras. S35.95O.
J. C. cONLEY. JU. 9-4134
ROCKVILLE, WILL SELL FAST!
$12.950 buys spotless Twinbrook
bedrms.. liv. rm., firepl., kit,
plenty Of table space. beautifully
landscaped lot. Near bus and
shops. No S On. VA or $500 FHA.
l. L. LEWIS LO. 5-4330
ROCKVILLE-Lge., 3-bedrm. split
level. Firepl.. rec. rm.. bsmt. As
sumo 44eo GI loan. S21, 900. By
OWNER, PO. 2-5063.
RoLLINGWOOD-Exceptional loca-
tion in quiet block. very close to
schools and transp., 6 rms. foyer
entrance, screened porch, garage.
bsmt. Immediate poss. Being sold
to settle estate. Price S31.5OO.
YOUNKIN & CO., LO. 4-S022 Til 9
Evening star., 1962-04-09

ALEX. : NEAT 3-bedrm. rambler
Redec. inside and out. Bsmt. rec
area. big dining room, equipped
kitchen, nice lot. Near schools.
NOTHING DOWN CT, 500 month,
AL SMITH REALTY, XII. S-66b2
Ewes, JE. 2-0454.
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BETHESDA-4-year-old brick split
level on quiet street. 4 bedrms,.
| 3 full baths. family-size kit. CEN
tral air conditioning. Walk to bus
Owner transferred. Immed. pos
Evening star., 1962-04-09

BETHESDA PARKWOOD = Gus
tom-built brick and stone Cane
Cod, backing onto Rock Greek
PARK. Bedrm. or library and bath
on first floor. . twin-siZe hedrms.
rage, out-of-ground lower level
compl. fin. Entire house has been
oriented TO take full advantage OF
the lovely park setting. S3l $50.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-907O Til 8
Evening star., 1962-04-09

ALMOST BRAND NEW BRICK
BEAUTY, owner transferred! As
sumo huge LIST trust. Main fea-
lures 3 bedrms., sep. din. rm..
Dashboard heat, . firepls.. full
walkout bsmt.. all brick. S1S.95O.
Neat as a pinl DOWN PAYMENT
TT F.EYTpT r
Evening star., 1962-04-09

ALEX. Off Janney's lane
S29.950. Very attractive
brick split-level, 3 bedrms.,
ga baths, firepl. in rec.
rm., patio in rear. Cathe-
dral ceiling in liv. rm. and
dining area. Air conditioner
and other equipment in
cluded. A most desirable
home in q most desirable
location. Call now to in
spect. Gives. XII. S-1S32).
M. H. BARRY ORG.
REALTORS XII. 9-363O
Evening star., 1962-04-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

AMERICAN U. PARK AREA-ls-
yr.-old brick multi-level rambler
in new house condition. All day
light rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
family room. lots Of closets, 1-fare
D. c. transportation to downtown.
S3l 800. CHEVY CHASE REALTY,
EM. 3-lS00, after 6 pm. OIL. g.
2Qo2
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N. AVONDALE

3-bedrm. brk. semi Colonial. Just
redecorated. Ia baths, full bsnI
fenced yard. Price dropped far
below market for Quick sale, Sl4,-
800. FLA or GI terms.
Evening star., 1962-04-09
ROWELL & CO., INC.


2160 North Gle6e I'd. ia. 5-o7o7
3-bedrm. rambler
featuring living rm. with fireplace,
dining rm.,. fully equipped kitch-
en-. dishwasher, dis sOSaL full base
ment with exceptionally large rec
reation rm. with bar, patio. car
port and double driveway. All
situated on a lovely large wooded
lot. Wall-to-wall carpeting, storm
windows and doors. Air condition.
er included in full price OF S24,-
$50. Walk to swimming pool.
Don't let this slip by. Call IA.
Evening star., 1962-04-09
gerachis

REALTY CO. INC. JE. 2-23l4
ANNANDALE-NEW BRICK RAM
BLERS on Ha-acre. 8 bedrms., q
baths. 2 fireplaces, all-equipped
kitchens and carports Low down
payment and move right in. S22,-
200-S24,700.
DON GRADY
Real Estate Inc. IA. 4-O244
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George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS
ia. 4-1400
Washington, D. c.
Mondoy, April 9, 1862

Fl. MYER SECTION. So N. Bed
ford st.-1-bedrm. apt. available
for immediate occupancy. $50 per
month includes all utilities. Newly
decorated. Call Res. Mgr, 522-
7460 or 524-S642. B. F. BAUL
CO., 925 18th st. NV, MA. S-2100.
Evening star., 1962-04-09
ALL NOW TIE. GALL

ALEX. AREA-contemporary split.
l "a years old. 3 bedrms.. Gift.
liv. rm.. sep, din. rm., beamed ca
thedral ceilings, mod. kit, PAN
eled rec. rm., chain fenced yd.,
patio. carport, nr. schools and
shopping, S20,490, assume lge. GI
loan. by OWNER. SO. S-49S7.
Evening star., 1962-04-09

HYATTsvLLE - spick-and-span
rancher with full bSmt., finished
rec. rm. and exit, 8 bedrms., ex-
haust fan in equip. kitchen, many
bonus extras incl. fenced yard,
and prime location. Minimum
down FILA, vets no down, trades
invited.
Evening star., 1962-04-09
BROADMONT


For families with big ideas about
space, here's the home to fit your
needs. 24-ft. living rm.. l3-ft.
ished basement with great poten-
tial. This is q brick beauty To-
Gated in Q much-Sought-afte and
select residential area Of Falls
Church. Price, S3O.950. Arrange
an appointment soon by calling
Shannon & Luchs
Evening star., 1962-04-09
e0 6OtETSI1 FnnTER fET5f
Cute and Cow
DOLL HOUSE

This sparkling. 2-bedrm., brick
beauty will charm your heart. EX-
TRAS: separate din. rm,. Enclosed
rear porch. stunning, pine-paneled
rec. rm. in full bsmt. Many addf-
tional extras. Lovely. level lot with
shade trees. Close-in N. Arlington
with BUS at corner; S17.500 FHA.
Evening star., 1962-04-09
MNEGHME1NcroN NGM REIIIErSs IE Ss-41l!

ALEX. AREA = Owner must sell
and We'ii 20 from there. here Immes s
diate possession. Excellent 3-bed-
room rambler with large living
room, dining room. modern kitch-
en-, tile bath. House looks like
new. Only 9 years old. Full price
only S16,500.
CALL NOW TIE. 6-4ll5
Evening star., 1962-04-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(CONTINUED)
CHEVY CHASE
OLDEST AND LARGEST
ELM TREE


ELM TREE
Estimated to be over 20 years old
and in perfect health, this mag
nlficent specimen has a limb spar
Of over 20 feet and is valued al
nearly $4,000. However. We are
asking $50 for it since it can
not be sold without the gracious
center-hall. 4-bedrm. Colonial
which it shades. Oh, yes. 1t is
lust east of Conn. ave, near
Bradley. You SHOULD see it.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 It'll 8
CHEVY CHASE. Green Acres. OPEN
5206 VentnoT rd.-3-bedrm., white
brick Colonial. Mod. kit. paneled
rec. rm.. wall-to-wall carpeting
Schools. playground. pvt. swim
ming pool close BY. S2O,5O0. Sale
by OWNER. Call OIL. 6-6259.
CHEVY CHASE = Close in. a rea
prize. most impressive brk. ram
bier. like new, in lovely setting in
prestige area, bedrms., . baths
4th bedrm., bath on lower level
full rec. rm., firepl-, In ground
level bsmt.. garage. wonderful
value in 3Os. SAMUEL z. BOGLEY
OF MD, INC. OIL. 6-7S00 til 8.
2-bedrm. rambler. nc
down payment Sl2,950.
j. c. CONLEY, JU. 9-4134
COLESVILLE-Half-acre. rambler
. fireplaces, rec. rm., hot-wateT
heat. S23,950.
]. C. CONLEY. JU. 9-4134
COLESVILLE = ROOM FOR A
GAPnEN o-hedrm clean home
SI0,950. 949-7770.
ToWNHoUsE PROP. INC.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES, FIRST OF
FERING - 3-bedroom. all-brick
rambler. Beautifully Handicapped,
Close. to public and parochtal
schools. Al condition, partly air
cond. Full basement. will go FHA
or GI. FOR SALE BY OWNER.
under $1,000. VIII. 2-9337.
COUNTRY LIVING, NEAR DANIAS-
Gus, OWNER TRANSFERRED. 60
IT. brick rambler, . u baths w/rec.
rm., large lot. home vacant, trade
Evening star., 1962-04-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA,
CALL NOW TE e-4I1b

1tEX: al r5ATR 5AREhTMo AT5Soo1MSoGN MONEY 6 6po%N pITT
BATHS. FULL BASEMENT, Bi-
level home with foyer entr. Heavy
WOODS form rear border Of UNU-
SuAL WROUGHT IRON fenced
yard. s2l 500; For FULL DE
UP with
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POTOMAC, MD.

2 acres Of quiet countryside pro-
tects the charm and comfort of
these Western ranchers. ready to
be finished to your detail. 3 bed
rooms. : baths. 2 patios. gear
garage. Priced in the low, low 40s.
A selection Of distinctive 2-acre
estate sites also available.
MARGARET JOHNSON ASSOCS.
Falls Rd. and Macarthur Blvd.
299-9403 OF. 4-4941
Evening star., 1962-04-09
HOUSES TO SHARE

1 GIRLS with college education,
age 70, are looking for other girls
TO share large house, NV. Wash.
conveniently located to Chevy
Chase Circle Shopping Center. Call
after 6 pm, 326-l932.
Evening star., 1962-04-09

Observation-Disclosures -Enjoy
privacy and luxury in this used
brick bi-level Colonial on large.
shady yd.; twin bedrms., spac'
liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm.,
country-Siz kit: lge. pan. day.
light clubrm.. powder rm., cool
scr. porch. Mr.. excel. schools,
shops, D. C. bus. Low 3Os, Mr.
Richards, 365-S393.
Evening star., 1962-01-31
MERCURYS

81 Montciair 4-door hadtop: Jet
black; all extras, incl. air cond.:
I owner: low miles: reduced to
SSSS.
81 Monterey hardtop coupe: power
steering, power brakes, r. and h.,
auto. trans: 5000 careful miles:
reduced to S2.3SS.
Evening star., 1962-01-31

PONTIAC '62 Grand Prix: show
room cond.: 1000 miles, car fully
equip. SAFEWAY AUTO SALES,
INC, Univ. blvd. and ColesVille
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OI,MSTEAn OI.nS

OLMSIEAD OLDS
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. JA. 7-650O
OLDS. 80 "9S" convertible, green,
air conditioned, fully equipped.
very clean. special, S2,395.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1929 22nd St., NV. FE. $4,000
OLDSMOBILE 1861 Starfire; white,
red custom leather interior; fully
power equipped, neW-car condi-
ton; reduced to S3,095.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 PM.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-77OO
OLDSMOBILE '58 "9S" Holiday
coupe; auto. trans, r. and h., p.s..
p.b, p. windows: 2-tone blue: D,
seat, w.-w.s; No. 2129A; S1,395
JACK BLANK
Evening star., 1962-01-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
iCOkTINlJEDl

COLLECTORS ITEM-'37 Ford
Fordor black sedan; Al cond /;
$4,000 mi, r. and h.; $500 or best
offer WA - rQOd
Evening star., 1962-01-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS '57 convertible "SS"; hydra.
matte, p. steering, p. brks,. r. and
h, Wv, new red paint; $500.
277-0391, after 9 pm.
OLDS 81 "sS" converts auto, p S.
p.b., T. and h., Wv: new red;
$3.50. Aft. d pm, 277-0391.
OLDSMOBILE 1861 station wagon;
2-tone finish. full power, immac-
ulate; only S2,295.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 Pm.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-77O0
OLDSMOBILE 1861 "9s" hardtop
sedan; mist green, full power. new
condition; reduced to S2.795.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 PM.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-77O0
OLDSMOBILE 1853 Super "Ss" A.
DIR. hdtp.: turquoise and white,
equipped auto, p.S., p.b., r. and
h. white-side-wall tires, E-Z-Eye
G1aSc. 81 S1R
Evening star., 1962-01-31
MONROE
FORD

1887 East-West Hwy, s. s.. Nd
JU. 5-7S04
'57 Savoy 2-door; r.
and h.. VS. with perfect auto.
trans. exceptionally clean inside
and out, runs way above average.
A. 900 actual miles, good white
walled tires, private owner, must
sacrifice: $3.50. 347-S553.
Evening star., 1962-01-31
II. TAKOMA Xxx lllI FORD

trans, excel. tires, r. and h.;
excel. cond $500 VIII. 2-Ol90.
FORD 81 Galaxie hardtop: STAND
ARD DRIVE, $50 h.p." Thunder
bird engine, Wv. tires. chlorine
skirts. tire-cngine red, &c luxe red
and white intC.ior. S3,1a5, AUTO
LAND, 4103 R. I. ave, Brentwood,
Nd, WA. T-335f:t. 4th and r. /.
ave. ne, La. 9-S 80.
FORD ORD, Al business coupe;, new
Call Van, RA. G-92OO.
FORD 50 Fairlane VS. Fordor:
fully equip; excel. cond.: special
VI ,395, FALLS CHURCH CHRY-
SLER-PLYMOUTH. JE. 3-230O.
FORD SO Victoria. r. and h.. runs
good. $685.. CARS, INC. 1866
Bennlng rd., ne, 399-2SO0.
FORD 81: good body: drives per-
fect; VS. straight drive; 9 new
tires; S295, RE. 5-2S31.
FORD ,'5S Country Sedan: 8 cyl.
r. and h., auto; S1,095.
40 OTHER CAPC
Evening star., 1962-01-31

RAMBLER SO 4-dr.; blue, r. and
h., S1,195
BROWN PONTIAC
1545 Wilson Blvd, Arl JA. 2-5557
RAMBLER 1858 4-dr. sedan: stand
ard gear. radio. Weathereye heater.
l owner, S795.
WILLIAMS & BAKER
Goth and M SITS. NV. HO. o-S7OO
Evening star., 1962-01-31
AIS Motors

TEMPEST '61 sedan; beige: equip. ;
very clean: special, S1,795.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-26OO
Evening star., 1962-01-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '5S taxicab; newly
rebuilt motor; no reas. price re-
fused. 219 H st. ne. Ii. 4-7777.
PLYMOUTH '5S 4-dr. custom sub
urban; toruueflite trans. r. and
h., p,s... storage compartments; an