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Rwfacz-WS AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUIGMOBILES FOR SALE THE EVENING STAR (CONTINUED) J I Washington, D. C„ Thursday, July 21, 1960 General News PLYMOUTH '49 station wagon; PONTIAC '59 Catalin, 4-door; RAMBLER '52 coupe, excellent Rubottom B-15 FLYMOUTHS of passed Va Inspection. Very good hydramatic, radio, heater, w.-w. Only 825 Tells '34, choir* 3. cond. 8365. 825 down. 4-4812, tires: 2 to 4-drs. and club coudf, r*al trans- cond, 8150, JA. choose from; new-car 1 mo. ROPER. LA. 8-2700: portation condition; $2,095. buys. From *295. I PONTIAC*; new or ueea. "For the BAMBLER '55 " station wagon; best deal see -McNeil Jack Blank Pontiac straight stick. 8395. SUBURBAN McNEIL PONTIAC 14.37 Irving St N.W. AD. 4-8500 ORRISON RAMBLER - RA. ¦ DODGE-DART-SIMCA 7320 WlB. AVB. OL. 4-8000 3460 14th St. N.W. .3-9670 7<i4i F. C. .. Latins W. Broad. JE. 4-9595 Cuba 11233 Viera Mill Rd. LO. 5-3573 ! ‘IN THE HEART OF BETHESDA” BANK ON_JACK BLANK RAMBLER *6O; lowest prices. L. PLYMOUTH "8" F. '5B 2-door Subur- | FONTIAC ’6O Bonneville sport PONTIAC 1959 Catalina 2-dr. se- SAFFORD, INC., 8507 Colesville ban: heater, push-button drive: I coupe; new. auto, transmission, dan: hydra., pow. steer., r. and White rd 8 8 JU. 9-mOO finish, clean, low mileage. power steering, power brakes, h . p.b.: excel, cond.; low mile- , . Mfr I RAMBLER *52 station wagon, !¦» *1.395. w.-w. tires; special at $3.15U. age. Cell \D. 4-2699. food Bank terms fit condition, excellent second car, WHEELER. INC . WHEELMOBILE to your budget. PONTIAC ’56 auto, Is Police 4-dr. hardtop; State $250 WO. 6-4648 'USEFUL ONE-OWNER CARS McNEIL PONTIAC shift, radio and heater, w.-w. Ch rrsler-Plrmouth-Im penal- Valiant t’res; $1,095. Open ’til 9. RENAULT—Dauphine. ’6O 2,060 7.320 WIS AVE OL. 4-8000 4800 N.W. EM mi ; 4-dr. sedan. Very clean, one Press WISCONSIN J- 11ICO 'IN THE HEART OF By the Associated BETHESDA’; HYATTSVILLE BUICK owner; $1,350. EM. 3-5678 week PLYMOUTH 1951 cpe.; passed Va. PONTIAC *56 Catalina; days. AX. 9-9487 nights. inspection; 5 food tires. 8175 hardtop f.MIBaltimore ATt. AP 7-9000 The United States has told this week special. $695. cash. OWNER. JE. 4-0084 equipped: PONTIAC 1937 Safari 9-passenaer SOUTHEAST RAMBLER Latin Americans that Cuba to- PLYMOUTH 'S7 4-dr Savoy: excel, station wagon: gray, all power RENAULTS finish. 20.3.3 Nichols Ave. LU. 4-5200 equipment: clean: 81.595: CCC auto.: *995. LOGAN Bl under Fidel Castro is more FORD. PE. guar. day 1150 20th st. n.w. PONTIAC *57 4-dr. sedan; auto- New Low 7-8800. Price matic. r and h.: excel, cond.: $9OO Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co. of a police state than it was PLYMOUTH 1957 4-door Belvedere: or best offer. TE.6-1885_aft. 5:30. 1222 22nd 8t N.W FE. 7-2600 P.O.E. r. and $1,292 under ousted h., push-button drive, good PONTIAC ’54 Star Chief 4-<h-.sed.; dictator Fulgen- condition. 8795. i CARAVELLE CONVERTIBLES FOR PONTIAC ’6O auto, shift, r. and h., w.-w. tires; cio Batista. $495. Open ’til 9. IMMED DELIVERY; FROM $2,395 TAKOMA FORD America’s Largest Authorized BRAND-NEW "One has 70.15 Carroll Ave. ? JU. 8-1000 HYATTSVILLE BUICK Renault-Peugeot Dealer dictatorship mere- Hl Caflfl PLYMOUTH ’53 Cranbrook 4-door; CATALINA 5511 Baltimore Avy, AP. 7-9090 ly succeeded another in Cuba,” r. and cond $175 cash ROSENTHAL h.. excel, : PONTIAC 1958 Star Chief hardtop Assistant of State or best offer. JA. 4-6774. sedan: 2-tone Secretary 4-DOOR SEDAN green finish, power PLYMOUTH ’59 club; beaut, mist V-8. 283-horsepower motor, factory steering, power brakes: very clean. RENAULT Roy R. Rubottom, Jr., said last rray finish, auto, trans., r and h.. radio, Special. $1,695: CCC guar. equipped, super hydramatic. 2310 RD. night in a Voice of America etc.: only >1.4(15. $95 down. bal. heater, nower steering, outside SHIRLINGTON view Co. through bank. STEUART. INC., rear mirror electric wipers, Capitol Cadillac-Olds Va., KI. 9-9110 radio broadcast beamed at JU. 2-8000. w-w tires, back-up lights. Ivn 1222 22nd St. N.W. FE 7-2600 Shirlington, wheel, da Latin America. He added: PLYMOUTH *56 Belvedtre 4-door: signals, custom steering RENAULT 1955 4CV; completely luxe hub molding, V-8. powerfiite. r. and h.: all white caps, custom overhauled, very clean. $450. de luxe interior "The Castro has in- finish. Basy OMAC ’frms. Value, PONTIAC ’59 Bonneville converti- JET ENGLISH FORD regime $795. Sale Mice, $595. $2,899 ble. the most unusual car in 1534 Pa. Ave 8.E.L1. 4-2300 creasingly driven Cuba away radio, WIBSINGER CHEVROLET DOWN town; heater, power steer- RENAULT ’59 7 VA $289 Dauphine. $B9O. from attachments CORNERS. FALLS CHURCH. ¦ ing. power brakes, her natural DELIVERED positraction. FEDERAL AUTO SALEB, corner JE. 2-7878 JE. 2-9200 straight stick with .3 I Bank-Financing to Suit Your Budget two-barrel M . and 19th and sts. n.w.. Federal . with the West toward PLYMOUTH 58 cluKTwhite finish. ' carburetors: tachometer; bucket R-321L <75 down. seats: never an unnatural and abnormal—- fully eouip : only $695, ! STAR PONTIAC showroom condition; '6<» 4-dr.; bal through bank. STEUART. abused; $.395 down RENAULT Dauphine AM- FM w.-w. the of the INC.. 407 Florida Ave NE. rkdio. heater, tires; $l,- and indeed, in light JU. 2-8000. STATE 195. LI. 6-7200 AUTO, INC. possible consequences for man- 4233 Wilson Blvd.. Ari.. JA. 4-4500 ROYAL “Serving Wash Motoring Public for ; MOTORS kind. an amoral—alignment in Over a Quarter of a Centunr’’ 4103 R. I. AVE. BRENTWOOD. MD orbit.” ’59 OPEL Open Daily. 9 Till 9; Sun. ’Til 6 WA. 7-7009 OPEN 9-9 the Soviet PONTIAC ’53 station wagon; fully PONfIAC 1954 8-cylinder sedan: BENACLT 'BO 2.000 equlpord. runs good. 8100. RA. 4-CV: mile,: The ideals of the Cuban revo- $1,495 radio, standard gear, w.-w tires; Fcrlec trans.? $945 JACK GEL- inspection guaranteed: $395 H-9'!00. LER. 4326 Conn. ave. n.w., EM. lution, he said, “have been Station Wagon, rust and PORSCHE '57 gpaedster. whites radio and heater, all- WILLIAMS & BAKER 31.999. 2-8889, discarded the FEDERAL AUTO BALES, corner sahttered and by vinyl interior. An excellent, 29th HO. 2-8700 BIMCAS 1980 Etoila; choice of 6: and M Sts N.W. 19th and M its. n.w.. Federal economical carry-all! £1404. * government of Cuba. PONTIAC '55 2-dr. hardtop; auto. ' 8-3211. popular colors, all equip., heater, present w.-w. tires, all brand-new. never shift, r. and. h., power greer., of ’59 FORD PRINZ 1980 s; choice 5. all pop- week “There is election for w.-w. driven. This end only. $1,595. no brakes, tires: $895. ular colors, all brand-new. never V 8 Xpert. Sedan. Miami rreen Sowerpen 'til 9. driven, governmental office, no voting and equipped with heaters, AL’S MOTORS finish; fully equipped HYATTSVILLE BUICK custom econ- for for officials, no fixed terms, no ready the read! 3910 Blvd Va. 5511 Baltimore Ave.AP. 7-9000 omy king. All-out week-end sales: Wilson . Ari., selling below cost at only $1,186. JA. 2-4102 separation of powers, no legis- PONTIAC ’6O 4-dr. Catalina hard- $1,495 BIMCA *59 de luxe sedan; shiny top: hydramatic. r. and h., power lative assembly, no independ- maroon finish, w.-w. tires, heater; steering and brakes, like new AL’S MOTORS A-l condition; special price, $999. ent judiciary, and the system CHERNER throughout. $2,695. 3910 Wilson Blvd . Ari . Va. JA. 2-4102 TRIANGLE of land reform is a travesty SHIRLINGTON STANDARD PONTIAC "" FORD ALEXANDRIA RAMBLER* cruel “460 CHILLUM RD.. 3010 R. I. Ave. N.B. LA. 9-1003 on what was promised, a AP. 7-7120 Used cars, Mercury—English Ford ” clean: many late models ' “QUEENSTOWN SHOPPING CTR STUDEBAKER 'S3 V-8 apt. coupe. Falcon—Thunderbird tn choose from. See us today for blow to the hopes of the un- dall- • hard too., n.rf . $.350 or best offer. PONTIAC ’55 Catalina: full pcwen specials Ford—L incoln —Co met 8. and beautiful cond. Sacrifice. $695, Ted Smith’s Shen Station, 8. derprivileged needy.” Sbirlinrton Business Center down. ALEXANDRIA auto, trans $75 ROPER. LA. 6-2700. T-BIRD ’57: 2 tops. , Landholders have had their Arlincton, Va. OV. .3-4001 ' p.b.. p.s., r. and h., w.-w. tires, PONTIAC Bonneville hardLnp: *6O RAMBLER qy 3-1050. confiscated the delightful 2-tone champagne mist ._ property by n4 Vernon Ave. and white, matching leather in- .. V THUNDERBIRD 1959 hardtop: sil- "" Alexandria. Va OV. 3-nwoo state without proper compen- ¦" 1 terior: all the de luxe features, ver. power steering, power brakes; BAMbLeA '59 '*B" including power steering and 4-door: stand- very clean; special, $3,195. CCC sation, Mr. Iftibottom said, and BEAUTEOUS IMAGE ard power brakes; new-car warranty: transmission, de luxe equip- guarantee. ment. low $495 down, up to 36 months to mlleaae. one owner, only one part in 40 of the land pay; $4,500, Expansion Sale, outstanding condition. 1980 ex- Cadillac-Olds Co. lead in ‘‘The Pirates of now at the ffilirifitmaH i960 Capitol so taken has been turned over Raymond Allen, player Penzance” t / reduced to $2,995. pansion sale, reduced to 31,595. 1222 22nd St. tN W.FE 7-2600 Carter Barron touches on his last THUNDERBIRD i960 convertible: to the needy and underprivil- Amphitheater, puts finishing make-up OLMSTEAD OLMSTEAD and equipped with full power eged.
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