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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27

MR.. SZERYNG WAS saw
ING violently and beautifully
and getting along fine as far
as The Rambler could tell
when everybody stopped
playing and DR.. Mitchell
groaned. Mysteriously, the
mistake had swept through
the entire orchestra and
caused a great furry of flip
ping pages Of music.
DR.. Mitchell, who speaks in
cracking bursts, seemed to
be saying that somebody had
played a few bars that we're
cut out. 1t was either that,
or somebody had not played
the bars that had not been
cut out.
Mr.. Szeryng, who was in a
good mood, whispered in the
conductors ear and soon the
musicians we're off again.
II was a remarkabl lie
display Of memory and CO.
ordination and sheer physical
effort on his part. How can
anybody cram that many
notes into the mind2
Over and over again, he
would go through racing,
delicate passages until every
one seemed satisfied.
Again, at the end, as the
guests Of the symphony sat
quietly, members Of the Or
chestra applauded and there
we're several shouts OF
Bravo" from the brass sec
ton.
Most OF the ladies walked
out when Mr.. Szeryng fin
ished, making the startling
noises again as they broke
out Of the building, going
home 10 face the breakfast
dishes.
Back inside, the trombones
were taking up Wagner
competing with a little old
lady yelling Taxi" on the
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27
Federal City Committee
Would Bar Sisters Span
By LEE FLOR
Star Staff Writer

The Committee Of 100 the Federal City has told Pres
dent Kennedy the Three Sisters Bridge should built
In letter to the President the Budget Bureau the
Senate and House Appropriations Committees to news
the committee explained its view that
Of the Year 1000 Plan opposed to the proposed bridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27

THE ORCHESTRA HAD
taken a break. But a horn
player was sending out some
sad notes and the bass drum
mer was practicing a passage
from something.
The girls stopped talking
and members of the SYM
phony began to take their
places. A fiddle player, look
ing straight at his partner,
went through several diff
cult bars and then they both
nodded in mutual agreement,
talking with their violins.
Pretty soon, DR.. Howard
Mitchell picked his way
through the music stands.
The conductor has been with
the orchestra since 1892.
Now in his 14th season as its
leader, he seemed to be in
fine shape and, as far as The
Rambler could tell, since he
first saw him playing the
cello, has changed about as
much as the Washington
Monument has over the same
period.
He was followed by the
soloist, a smallish man in a
gray vest and a white shirt
with sparkling cuff links-a
young Polish-Mexican violin
list named Henryk Szeryng.
Members Of the orchestra
applauded quietly as he
walked in, in deep respect.
His colleagues in the violin
section tapped their violins.
This must be a good sound to
the artist, full Of tradition
and recognition.
The musicians were off
soon on a violin concerto by
Tchaikovsky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27
Bible SEEKING
Joint Hearings
On D. Funds
Plan Revives Hope
For Revenue for
Public Works
BY GRACE BASSETT
star staff Writer

Senator Bible, Democrat OF
Nevada, will seek Joint Senate
House hearings on the city's
fiscal legislation despite diff
ferences in bills on each side
Of Congress.
The Senate District Commit
tee chairman said he was IAN
eternal optimist."
He is hopeful that a COM
promise can be reached be-
tween new House bills and
President Kennedy's financial
program, which Senator Bible
has introduced in the Senate
House District Committee
Chairman Mcmillan, Democrat
of South Carolina, Is backing
bills for a Federal payment OF
$40 million and an additional
Federal loan to the District OF
SIS million.
Tied to Taxes
This compares with the
Presidents formula gearing the
payment TO taxes the Federal
Government would pay If
taxed. The District would re-
ceive under the formula $50
million next year and $67 mil
lion by 1869.
The White House loan pro-
posal would set a debt ceiling
Of $225 million next year, rep
resenting 6 per cent Of assessed
value of real and personal
property.
1 Senator Bibles move-imme.
diately after the blow deal
the Presidents program by Mr.
Mcmillan - renewed hope o.
city officials that sufficient
revenue may be available in the
coming year for public works
Joint rather than separate
House and Senate hearings
could bring all three parts o.
the Presidents fiscal program
Local taxes, Federal payments
and loanS-before one forum
Otherwise, the tax bill never
may get a Senate hearing.
The District Commissioners
SO million tax package must
originate in the House, where
Mr.. Mcmillan has indicated hi
is not yet convinced of lts
need.
Hearings Due Soon
IF joint hearings cannot b.
worked out, Senate hearing,
will proceed within the next
several weeks on Federal pay
ment and borrowing authority, ;
Senator Bible said.
He reiterated his feeling that
a "business-like approach to
the Districts fiscal problems
demands a formula system"
Details Of the formula should
be settled by compromise in the
legislative process, he added.
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national figures prepared Tor
the National Conference Of
Christians and Jews. They
took into account such factors
as lowered purchasing power Of
minority groups and social
problems created by Job dis
elimination.
Mr.. Hetzel was one Of the
first of approximately rs per-
sons to give reports on the dis
elimination picture here to
the Subcommittee on Equal
Employment Opportunity Of
the District of Columbia Ad-
visory Committee to the United
States Civil Rights Commits
sion.
The committee began a
three-day Conference on Equal
Employment Opportunity to
determine the progress made
against racial discrimination
in employment here in the last
several years.
Practices Listed
Mr.. Hetzel said that the en-
ployment of Negroes in the
private sector Of the economy
has not improved to the de-
gree 1t has in Government. "
He told the committee Of the
following discriminatory prac-
tees here:
l. Employers withdraw re-
quests for referral Of job appli-
cants from the employment
service rather Than eliminate
restrictions on what races they
will accept.
2. Private, fee-charging en-
ployment agencies are free tc
discriminate at will" putting
the Employment Service at 9
disadvantage in promoting nom
discriminatory practices.
3. Many Negro graduates OF
District vocational high schools
cannot find jobs because unions
will not take them as appren-
tees and employers will not
hire them.
4. Negroes cannot get office
training because Of restrictive
admission practices Of business
schools"
S. Despite the flow of job
applicants between Maryland,
Virginia and the District,
suburban employers are re-
luctant Ito make full use Of
Washington Negroes"
Much Remains
Views and comments of other
officials appearing at the morn
ing session Of today's hearing
at the State Department Audi
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Cost of Job Bios Put
At $500 Million Here
Discrimination in Industry Outlined
In Report to Equal Hiring Group
BY DAN GOTTLIEB
Star Staff Writer

Job discrimination in private industry in the Washington
metropolitan costs than $500 million annually the
director of the United States Employment Service for the Dis
trict said today.
Calling the discrimination problem serious and persistent
here Fred Hetze said that the estimate based
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27
BY PETER MASLEY
Star staff Writer

The Prince Georges County
States Attorney wants to make
1t legal for 18-year-olds to drink
beer and stay in taverns later
at night, but he favors sitter
laws for dealing with those who
might cause trouble.
Revision of the county's juve-
nile curfew and drinking laws
are among legislative proposals
States Attorney Arthur A. Mar
shall. IT,, has forwarded TO the
county's delegation at Annap-
oils. He also would legalize
hard liquor sales on Sunday.
He said he was offering the
proposals in the hope that they
would help solve a Juvenile
problem that is becoming
more and more serious"
Wants Uniform Laws
Under present Prince Georges
County laws, 81 is the minimum
age for beer purchases. and
minors are not allowed In es-
adjustments with class B IL
censes-beer. wine and liquor
after 10 pm, unless accom-
panied by adults.
Noting that the legal beer
drinking age in the District is
Is, Mr.. Marshall said he would
prefer to see the District raise
It's minimum age TO 81. But he
saw little hope OF that and
thought 1t advisable TO lower
the Prince Georges age To con-
form.
The curfew, which now makes
1t Illegal for anyone under 81
TO be In a beer establishment
after 10 pm. should be re-
pealed, Mr.. Marshall declared.
I'VE don't have places in
this county for teen-agers 10
go after 10 p.m.," he said. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27

Accompanying the letter was
24-page report.
The report states that: Fol
good or for Ill, the traffic forces
which would be generated anc
in turn, unleashed by the pro-
posed Three Sisters Bridge
would be such that no one, moi
even the Highway Department
dares foretell its eventual con-
sequences"
The Three Sisters Bridge
cannot be grated upon the
National Capital Transports
ton Agency's highway and
transit plan without destroy
ing the balance which guiding
policy seeks to achieve" the
report states.
In other developments, Ma
tional Park Service Director
Conrad L. With reported that
the Interior Department had
submitted q generally favor
able report on the Meta transit
and highway plan to President
Kennedy.
The Interior Department and
the NPS have traditionally ia
vored a rapid transit system
and exclusion of express buses
from the Washington region
parkway system.
Grosvenor Chapm a n. vice
chairman Of the Committee Of
100, said the report and letter
was not based on any recent
meetings. A December meeting
of the committee resulted in
general Endorsement" and this
report on the Three Sisters
Bridge is on a specific detail
Of the NCTA's proposals, Mr.,
Chapman said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27
Sees Destructive Phases

The letter explains that the
building of the Three Sisters
Bridge would force construc-
ton Of the proposed northern
and northwestern portions of
the Inner Loop no freeway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27
Much Remains

Views and comments Of other
officials appearing at the morn
ing session Of today's hearing
at the State Department Audi
torium indicated general agree
ment that although some
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FORD '55 Crown Vic. p.s., 7. and
h., good Wv, tires, auto. trans.
$3.50 or best offer. sP. 3-6264.
FORD '62 hdtp.. =. and h., good
cond., S14O. IA. 7-4750 all day
Sunday or weekday evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

FORD '62 Fairlane white Tudor, r.
and h., p.s. 1880 mi. wo. g.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


FORD '02 Cow, VS.. auto. trans
very good cond., r. and h., 500
assl payments. OIL. 2-0216.
FORD 81 VS. Ranch wagon, r,
and h., auto. trans, excel. cond.
low mileage. Call VIII. 2-1492.
FORD 1866 Ranch wagon with r
bird eng, auto. tras. r. and h,
Priced at 1915. UN. 4-S927.
FORD 'b5 v-S Tudor, std. trans
with Cd, $4,000 mi. New clutch
new. carburetor, very good como.
4bO. OIL. 2-6320 days. ewes. WI
6-63S7.
HUDSON 81 Hornet VS., DIS.
p.b.,, auto. r and h.. new tires,
excel. cond. $3.50. RE. 5-0544.
HUDSON-HORNET sed., r. and h.,
good trans, $3.50. FORD '5b 7.
and h. $3.50. S29-71S9.
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HYATTsVILLE RuIcK

FUhD % uaIaxie conv., cruiser
matte, p.s., p.b., r.. h.. red with
new white top, excep. clean. ST.
40 or offer. MA. 7-2775.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

DESOTO 1898, semi-auto., GOOD
e e'at 1p, 5000 5000 tires. =. and h.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 49, Fairlane 300" co. off
cial Fordor. white, Fcrdomatic.
WV, tires, power steering. RADIO,
padded dash and visors. wheel
covers, undercoat. List price,
s sIIebS' h9 p6sR sIs Price 80 81 ieS.
ave. nv. IA; $4,000. Daily, SO;
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STEUART
FORD
STEUART
TOpn

FORD 80 skyliner. ali extras, 20. :
900 mi. Best offer or trade due
to illness. AP. 7-40l3.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sssgtsc .iOf SSyty'' RADIO etc. Best offer
FORD Gaiaxie $50 Tudor, .Fordo-
matte, 7. and h., w.-w., 2 tone,
$4,000 MI, excel. cond, BY OWN
Err, .$1,O0b. or best offer. 10. 4
FORD 1872, good tires, auto, fair
cond,. SIS. Best offer. 2b4 Chin
quRpin dr., Alex, Va.
FORD $50 Fordor, auto, 7. and h..
Wv, excel. cond., S49b or make
offer. Call 687-6422.
FORD '5S Pairlane 800" Fordoi
Fordomatic, 7. and h.. WV. tires
2-tone finish, excellent condition
942-1677.
FORD 1913 dalaxie XXI, fully
equipped, will trade. 266-3044.
FORD $50 retractable hArdtop.
power steering and brakes. auto.
Si.4s5. 55S-44sO.
FORD '54 sedan, r. and h., 10000
miles; Excel. cond. $3.50. Gail WA.
FORD 'b7 Fairlane 800" Fordor,
T. and h., auto. only $500.
TAKOMA FORD
7025 CARROLL AVE. ~. $1,000
FORD 49, Ranch Wagon. auto,
1 psSSe ON MI ss-ssbbSlo, goo OIL retail
FORD $50 cow, black, auto. trans.
p.s, r. and h., / owner. excel.
cond., $3.50. q. DOVE, AL Had
field lane NV. (45th st. and Fox
FORD 1857 CONVERT, good cond,.
pvt. owner, Fordomatic, r. and h.,
S7g5. WE. S-e447. Vienna, Va.
FORD '5s conv, VS. cruiseomatic,
w wiIs. 454.asssSSS h. black and
FORD 1888 Country Squire s.W.,
brakes. heater, $500. EN-. b-liSs.
FORD $50 cow, 2-tone blue, Ford
omatic, r. and h., one owner, z
peri. tires, mechanically perfect.
top perfect. $685.. Call Mr.. WAS
SERMAN, NO, 7-7505.
FORD 1885 Tudor sedan, $50 oids
engine, S;w; SAUCES black tuck and
FORDs, CHEvROLETs. RAMBLERs
10 to choose from. So down,
50 per month. Full price 800.
oRuSIN MOTORS, 704 w, Broad
ST., Falls Church, JE. 4-2422.
FoR1oMAATIC 1864 cuStomlIns
Lady own. Tint glass. Oh. 2-S6o4.
FORD 80 Country Squire Bypass.
luggage rack on top, equip. with
r. and h., black with matching
red interior. price SLIGO, bank
a terms; KIRK MOTOR CO. 700
FORD 'e2 Galaxie 800" Fordor
sedan. auto. trans. p.s., p.b;, air
cond.. Wv. tires. 7. and h., q
beautiful car with 5000 mi. Priced
S2.1ab, can finance through bank.
KIRK MOTOR co" 1000 Ga. ave.
FORD 1860 VS. 2-dr. sedan, excel.
eond., $1,096. Call 765-16e1.
FORD '57 Fairlane Pordor. 7, and
sS7b. OY Ss7-4css. AOO0 sOn0i'i0n'
FORD Victoria 'D5, $40, 7. and
h. p.s- p.b. Call anytime. e49-
FORD '67 Tudor hardtop. V-s,
condition, $3.50. s64-bs5I.
FORD 1913 Custom 2-dF. black. std.
shift, VS., new interior, r. and b.
SI75. sP. 5-eS4e.
FORD Model A" 1880 Fordor Sc
dan, engine and body good, d. G.
inspected. LU. 2-1561.
FORD '55 Crown VIC. p.s.. =. and
\. good Wv: tires: auto; trans.
FORD 'b2 hdtp,, !. and h., good
cond,. $140. IA. 7-4759 all day
Sunday or weekday evenings.
FORD $50 oalaxie cow, 300-h.p,
eng, stand. shift with 3D., r. and |
h. OWNER, Lu. 2-6474 after 9.
FORD "a sta. wag.. 7. and h.. may
be seen 81 607 A at. me-, Apt. i, |
or call 544-517l.
FORD "a Tudor. r. and b., seat
covers, excel. cond., $27b. Call
EN-. 3-6641.
FORD '5s Fairlane VS.. p.s.. auto.
trans, r. and h., excel. cond.,
orig. owner. $3.50. OIL. 4-201S. /
F0RD '62 Fairlane white Tudor. 7.
and h., p.s., 1880 mi. Wo. g.
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE

FORD ,5s Tudor, stand shift. Good
S snno rp sS25, or trade for
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

CORvAm 81 A-dr. sedan. fire.
engine red finish, r. and h., auto,
real nice compact st q very
reasonable price. S1,49b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

FORD '62 Galaxie 300" FordOr
sedan, auto. trans, p.s., p.b., air
cond;, Wv. tires. Z and h., 3
$2.1a5, can finance through bank.
KIRK MOTOR CO. 1000 Ga. ave.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON $50 Stand. trans., vIoN.,
very good cond. Just passed va,
inspection. Sl30 or best offer ~
Mon, so, b-3034.
HUDSON 1884 Hornet, $3.50. 1883
Buick Special, SECS. Good run
ming cond. 451-31S4.
IMPERIAL '56 Crown 4-df. sd
black finish w/grey int, Wv
tires, FACTORY AIR CoND., full
power equipment, low miieage.
Original owner, must sell. EN-. g.
$500.
IMPERIAL 1911 Crown hardtop cpe-
black, red leather, cleo. WindoWs
and seat, full power. very clean,
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1850 22nd ST. NV. FR. 7-eeOo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

FORD SO Victoria Tudor hdtop. /;
r.. and h., p.s.. auto. trans. T.
bird engine. new 2-tone paint.
good rubber. See TO appreciate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

FORD '5s Tudor sedan. straight
trans, 8 cylinder, 7. and h., 49,
600 miles. very fine condition.
1913. OF. 4-4753
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s4OO N. FAIRFAX DR.. Ari., Va.

FORD 81 Fairlane $500" auto.
trans, r; and h., Wv. tires,
p.s., excel. cond.. S450 or best
offer. 10. 2-6071,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

FORD 'bS Fairlane VS., p,s., auto.
6 sTsnS, cvr.- an sas6 B" oI excel eosd'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

FORD 80 Country Squire 9-pass.,
luggage rack on TOP, equip. with
T. and h., black with matching
terms. KIRK MoToR Co, 100
Ga. ave. NV, ia. 9-4600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

CHEW. $50 8-cyl. 4-dr. r. and h.,
s green soI and s xhits ysTE clean sx
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STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET, INC.
S289 M ST. NV.

Pc. 3-e40s CLOSED SUNDAYS
CHEVROLET '53 2-door. radio and
hesat hester; sood condition, $3.50 Ju-
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h.. dependable trans. For best OF
fer under 500. ia. 0-4444.
DESOT0 $50 4-dr., VS., radio.
heater, air cond.. very clean. JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

80 to choose from. S. down,
81 RsH R SoToRs gul 7O Pr Vs. s sISS
St., Falls Church, JE, 4-2422.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

CHEVROLET '5S 4-dr. sedan. auto.
trans, T. and h., 1 owner. ex-
eellent car, week end special,
SS95. LEE D. BUTLER. 1921 21st
So, NV, Pc, 7-3944,
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Arlington Ford

FORD 80 oalaxie 2 dr. hardtop,
cruiseJo.mstieS T. and h. p.b.,
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FORD, special. '5B body, '57 VS.
eng. 3t2-cu.-in, Mallory 4-bbl,
carb., dual exhaust, r. and h., 4
new tires. Best offer. OIL. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

FORD '67 Tudor hardtop. VS.,
s sSsSI q A Sss6 B. SSIks siTs' good
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FORD Victoria 'b5, $40. 7. and
h. p.s- p.b. Call anytime. e49-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

FORD 1860 VS. 2-dT. sedan. excel.
eond.. S1.OQ6. Call 766-lbeI.
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STEUART
FORD

T 2. Iood YS sob spId 81 az SsaOa' :. and
ia TAKoMAi' AZ FORD
1923 CARROLL AVE, ~, $1,000
|fQRD $50 Tudor y-s. stand. trans,
owner. $3.50. no. 2-kS4I.
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DODGE 81 Pioneer wagon, white,
power steering, many other extras.
Less than y original list. s1,775.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

FORD Model A" 1880 Fordor Sc
dan. engine and body good, D. c.
ingnnctad LII o.1hR1
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DODGE 81 Coronet 4-dr. sed.,
auto. trans, r. and h.. very good
como. throuRhout, $3.50. Guaran-
teed; OIL 2-b320 days, ewes. VIII.
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TFORDs, CHEvROLETs, RAMBLERs

FORD 1895 Tudor sedan, SO Olds
engine, s.w: gauges, black tuck and
roll int. I'm. l-b7O2.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1859 conv.. white. new top,
new WV: tires z. h., p.s., auto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

FORD '53 Custom 2-dr. black. std.
shift. VS.. new interior. T. and h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

DODGk 81 C0ronet Convertible.
6376 OF IA. Q-11d7
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DODGE 81 V-6 Coronet. r. and
Orig. owner. OIL. 6-SO93.
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FORD '61 Galaxie Tudor hardtop,
white with red interior, like new,
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FORD '58 conv, VS. crulseomatic,
WV. az. AND ssS h" black and
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CHEVROLET '5s Impala cow,
auto. trans, power steering, 7.
and h.. excel. cond., $1,000. $50
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air sedan,
cond. and appearance. Pvt owner
S1,2e5 765-0000.
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FORD 80 oalaxie cow, 30O-h.p.
eng, stand. shift with Cd, T. and
h. OWNER, LU. 2-6474 after g..
FORD "a sta. wag.. 7. and h.. may
be seen 81 607 A ct. me-, Apt. i,
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FORD "a, 2-dr., VS., motor peri.
eond.. $4,000 nj. No dents or rust
spots. Clean In and out Lady
owner. S24b. cash. 462-3s02.
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TAKOMA FORD

FORD 1857 CONVERT, good cond..
S795. WE. s-9447. Vienna. Va.
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FORD 81 6-cyl. Fordor: auto.
1915 or best offer, pvt. party,
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FORD $50 cow, 2-tone blue, Ford-
omatic,. r. and h.. one owner. 2
peri. tires, mechanically perfect,
HERMAN. NO T-7h0b.
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FORD '5s Bypass. Fordor sta. wag..
& E;,l peri ;,,s sqnd., gocd tires. SOB.
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DESOTA '55 4-dr., hydra, r. and
b; new snow tires and slip covers.
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PALMER FORD

Hamilton o., and jamestown Rd.
w. Hyattsville, Nd, AP. LOLA
OPEN SUNDAYS. 1878
CHkv. $50 4-dr. 6-cylinder, auto.
Es1Ssn ana \" zs eSysT'' clean s'tOns.
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COkVAIR 80 Mona 2 dr., WV.
cond. SiO9B or make offer IA. s.
1884, ia. 5-4Bil0.
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DE SOTO 1888 Fireflite 4-dr. Sc
dan, auto. trans, new Wv. tires,
p.s., p.b.. cleo. windows and seat,
7. and h., low mileage. Excel. cond
I owner. $3.50 or best offer. JU.
9-020S.
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DEsOTO 81 white 4-dr. sedan
Fireflite, p.s. and p.b.. auto.
trans, excellent tires, r. and b.
$3.50. 6S5-S572.
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DEsoTo $50 Sportsman 2-dr. hit,
blue finish ana s e. Rs e car sa ss.
bank fin. KIRK MOTOR CO.,
1000 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-4SO0.
DODGE '5S 2-dr., white, good
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DE 5UIO 1906 2-dr. hardtop. p.s.,
p;p" p;E and p. seat 7. and h.
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SUN MOTORS

FUNU % statIUn wagon Fordor,
owner, low miles, looks and
acts years newer, S7SS, cash,
trade or terms.