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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-27
IlO nQIO QKlnluS VALSEZKA
Pas jus Kanadoje, pas mus Amerikoje...

sitaip butu atsakyta j Kama
kasi Kanadoje?
- Neblogai, bet darau zygius
persikelti j JAW.
= Kodel, ar pas mus Ameri-
koje gyvenimas geresnis?
sitaip butu atsakytai Kama
dole gyvenancio draugo pastry
zima skirts su Kanados plotais
ir keltis j 48 zvaigzdziu krasta.
Tektu ir susimastyti: kas taip
musu zmones j Amerika trau-
kia? Cia gyvena artimieji, gimi-
mes? Galimybe ant nauju pagrin-
du pastatyti seimynini gyveni-
ma? Materialines gyvenimo sally
gos? Galimybe gyvenant neribo-
tu progu kraste, laimes, inicia-
tyvos ir apsukrumo deka tapti
turtingu ir visu vertinamu (ne
- vertingu) zmogumi?
Sic apmastymai negales butt
visai objektyvus, mes juk savo
gyvenama krasta pazinti poros
metu nepakaks, be to, dviguba
ir trumpa viesnage Kanadoje,
jos didziausiuose miestuose, dar
nepatieks visai ryskaus gyveni-
mo vaizdo. Wis delto bent bend
rails bruozais butu galima pra-
deta dialoga testi, ypac jei Ka-
nadoje gyvenas biciulis tvirtins,
kad pas mus, Amerikoje, aiskiai
geriau.
- Taip, mielasis, sutinku,
daugeliu poziuriu Amerikai ten
ka pirmenybe. Tiesa, isvirsiniai,
nepasakyciau, kad Kanados
miestai taip jau skirtusi nuo
amerikietiskqju.
Montrealis ir Toronto - du
patys didieji Kanados miestai
ir dvi didziausios lietuviskos
kolonijos - savo isore mazai
skiriasi nuo toxic Bostono ar
Clevelando. Jei Montrealy dau-
giau europietine namu statyba,
jei ten rasime bent du trecda-
Illus gyventoju prancuzu kilmes
ir drasiai prancuziskai kalban-
ciu, tai Toronto - tipingas JAW
miestas. Rinkinys dangoreziQ
miesto centre ir ,juo toliau nuo
centro, namai Wis mazeja ir ly-
giagreciai dideja nesvara. Vie
mas kitas geresnis, svaresnis
kvartalas, gatvese tos pacios
drugstores su tais paciais fani-
bukais, desimtuku krautuves,
universaliniai magazinai, tos pa
clos amerikietines filmos. Rasi-
me ir skirtingumu: nematyti
tick daug karciamu (tavernu) 4,
uztat daugiau sutiksime usuotQ
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-27
Rygoje

! Ryga atvaziavau 1901 m. balandzio
Evening star., 1951-11-02
GOOD FARMS

CATTLE RANCH. OF 200 acres Bruins.
WICK. wick. Nd: S,Im. farmhouse; other
po6ITRS pe'6f$ii Sls'eSSi Z eHTrLE farm, es acres;
for 500, five brooder houses; Si5.S50
DAIRY FARM, $40 acres near Pooles.
vile; 7-room home, 2 tenant houses
6e.coS COW barn; wonderful farm;
8 ACRE FARMETTE. lovely farm.
house. barn. garage, other bldgs.
near Laytonsville; $27.500i good
BEEF CATTLE FARM, 70 acres nea,
sunshine; S-room home, tenant
CATTLE RANCH, $50 acres, S-room
home. tenant house. large barn, other
bldgs:; mile of frontage: 100000
DAIRY FARM, $50 acres. 7-room
home; 40-cow barn, numerous other
bldgs;: excellent cond,; $4,000 bare
STOCK FARM Of ZOO acres near
Poolesville: S-room house, large barn,
I 9ther bldgs; miles from town;
SMALL CATTLE FARM. go acres
near BoydS; Groom house. 2 barns.
other bldgs;: some timber; $4,000.
DAIRY FARM of 170 acres near
Buck Lodge; sood farmhouse. 60-cow
worth seeing: $4,000. o'Hes 0'0SS''
CATTLE FARM Of 130 acres at
Uroana; S;room house. large barn,
sa4ms sssraee' 50, StheT hen bidss,' mighty good
MANY OTHER FARMS. full details
at our ofice .(former Cushman
RIPLEY & ROMER, Realtors
GAITHERSBURG 200.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE '4s h-ton panel; good cond.
AK. $500. Ext. 6O3. f
INTERNATIONAL Al A-ton package
delivery: just passed d. C. inspec-
tion; new paint inside and out. Good
cond., 1906. Call TU. 2199. B
CHEVROLET AS pickup; de luxe cab;
stake body, heater; 4-speed transm.;
caf1RonET ffes4 oGa $3.50 1850 Sedan delivery
1900 actual miles. Just like new.
1 owner. Dual Windshield wipers,
dual horn. Hollywood bumper guards,
dual air vents. rear-view mirror,
6fa ss nes spsrs tI pG%
with dual seats. Not blemish on
this car inside or out, S1.375. Can
arrange trade and finance 70 your
satisfsctionG;e CENTRAL MOTOR
CHEVROLET 1851 h-ton pickup
cab. Beautifui dark blue finish
Dual windshield wipers, cowl ven
tilator. vent; brand-new spare tire;
rear-view mirror, Not blemish
P. GP tns nsv car si44s nsds or out SSss
trade or finance to your satisfac-
4Sss l;Sn Conn. aTnsAW ave. Wo. MaS ssss. sNAA''
FORD 1910 sedan delivery; motor,
TRANSMISSION ana rear enQ recently
iSss' :sSS sI;''; s:H for ,asa sis:: S.i'
ssgS JET f.fs SGas 27s5 7sa550qseRS NleRo;
cHaxRSMIaEaEH sssy MaaHAfHN aa sT4o ssF tRsssP glshsP
Frazer. Inc.). both sides 7th and
r NV, NO. 1857.
|CHEvRoLET 1912 l-ton panel; 1895
MANHATTAN AUTO (Kaiser- Frazer
Ine), both sides 7th and R NV.
NSTHERiNyX2TrioNAL 1871 stake truck;
$195. MANHATTAN AUTO lKaiser:
grazer' Inco, S both athd sizes Of 7th and
CHEVROLET 1850 sedan delivery
2142 K st. NV, ME. 6S11. days.
FORD 1919 N-ton pickup: sale b.
pobSE ss is4s u s'T -son ton, panel panel delivery
n ,1.s excellent {. cSsditisaj on 5sajt s726. 51s
:s s4sS 4sSs s's;'s s,E:4 ,sEsHi IL mus
CHEVROLET le41 panel; looks sne
runs very well; $295. $5 down. $2s
gsr gga,pps. no. Ad1S nEEHTWooD sI. WHOLE I 41E
SaLc0o' 1olV kt' - ave. u.e.' SN
INTERNATIONAL ie4s yanette ".
ton; SS75; peri. cond. LA. 6-4343
WHITE 1e4e truck; 8 to 4 ton ca
| dual rear tires, 10x2O. 12-ply
heavy duty; this unit is In excep'
tionally good condition from stem
to stern and would cost over Sd, ,3Ol
new today; must be sold to settl!
account S945; terms If desired. Cal
Greenbelt 1856. after 6 pm. MR.
|ssTMHpEb;AkER sMTTH; "a DUNN, s5e5; Is Der
feet mechanical condition; good bod:
with hoist. HILL g. SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer (NA
$3.50, lila Vermont ave. NV.
lFORD 80 FL panel, $945; black; 8
cylinder; perfect condition, HILL
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Deal
or (NA. ee60). lila Vermont eve
Evening star., 1951-11-02
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

CALVERT COUNTY. MD. on Patuxent
River. Owner will sell to accepted
buyers. plots Of 2 to 10 acres facing
on the river; deep-water anchorage;
the finest duck hunting In season;
oyster beds; fishing and grabbing.
One Of the most attractive locations
in southern Md. Box 466-V. Star
MIMOSA COVE. Deale. Md-34.acre
choice restricted development: beau
tiful cove: large clean lots; all-year
homes; 25-mile zone. See agent or
Call West River 1898 a
ATTRACTIVE 2-bedroom home on
large lot overlooking water. Electric
stove. elec. hot-water heater, built
In sink. complete bath. large porch.
A real value at S6.250; 81, 900 down,
sos month. ME. 0519.
A SAFER PLACE FOR YOUR FAMILY
Lake Jackson
a. 12-mt. freSh-water lake, 81 miles
D. C.. near Manassas, Va. Now is
your time to see our special offerings
OF cabins. at prices and terms you
can afford; from So. 500 to $1,000.
All modern improvements; 2 lots
with lake privileges for S295 both
Ter ms Get them now while they
last. Drive out or call Manassas
97-F once open weekdays and
Sundays.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
FARM AND INVESTMENT

200 fertile acres. Fenced and cross.
fenced; watered; modern cattle
barn. etc. Tenant house. The AP-
PROX. 1-MILE ROAD FRONTAGE
offers several INVESTMENT POS.
SIB1LITlES.. All farm equipmen,
900. This is a paying proposition '
No brokers. please Box 4RT-V Star
Evening star., 1951-11-02
TRUCKS FOR SALE (cont. }
CHEVROLET AS 1a-ton panel. sac

CHEVROLET AS h-ton panel, S495
exceptional condition. HILL a.
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Fore
Dealer lNA. 9S50. lila Vermont
ave. NV.
DODGE AZ half-ton panel delivery
Good condition. $3.50. OF. $3.50. =;
FORD 40 F-5 stake. Sl,195; 1853
wheelbase; perfect cab. good body
HILL &, SANDERS. Wash's Oldest
Ford Dealer tNA. 9S50). 1114 Yer.
INTERNATIONAL 1e41 pickup, N.
ton. new motor, Sl75 full price
ROBERT HERSON, 72 Fla. ave. e
CHEVROLET 1887; long wheelbas,
stake: wonderful cond.; Sl29 full
price. ROBERT HERSON, ~ Fla
ave. ne.
INTERNATIONAL 1912; h-ton pick.
up, excel. mech. cond., good tires
used daily, S375. FA. 4767.
FORD 1850 pickup VS., FL; low
mileage, heater, mud grip tires;
$1,000. Ask operator for Occoquan
77-J-2 after 4 p.m. "A
Evening star., 1951-11-02
FARMS (cont.)
RIVERWOOD
ONE MAN FARMS
$3.50
3 TO 6 ACRES
$50 DOWN. $40 MO.

Ideal for small farms or retiremen
homesites; grow anything good tim
Der; build what YOU want, when yol
want: all farms have hard Stat,
road frontage; electricity. school buI
and phone pass the door: nothinl
like 1t for the money anywhere. Yol
also, have the use OF miles Of Whit
sandy shores for good salt. watel
bathing, boating fishing and, crab.
bing on the beautiful Patuxent. Ge,
yourself out Of town site now, In,
spect any time.
Hines Engineering Co., Inc.
Smith Bros, Mgrs.
RiverWood One-Man Farms
Drive to Waldorf. Nd, Via Routes
No. 301 or No. or Indian Head
hwy. See signs Cape st. Mary al
Waldorf and follow them through
HuRhesville to Guys Corner, ther
five miles to Sand Gates anc
Riverwood.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
AUToMoTIvE MIscELLANEoU.

3 TIRES AND TUBES FOR SALE
White-wall Kelly Springfield, size
6.70x15, never been unwrapped;
reas. for selling, bought new car;
Will sell less than cost; SOS for tires
and tubes. TIA. 4S42, *
PACKARD PARTS, trans. and diff
steering gear; all compl. OW. 505t
4 NEW Y: S. ROYAL TIRES. s.2ox15
TIE. 661S.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
oUT-oE-ToWN REAL ESTATE

NICE GROOM frame home. modern
full-sized basement. gear garage,
work and tool house. nice lawn,
shade and garden; $13.650,, .2.36
ment cemented, cabinets, bath,
closets. mirrors. fireplaces, water by
gravity. oil h.-w.h.; ideal for con-
valescence home; $4,000. A acres,
all buildings in the best OF
condition. nice stone house, 8 rooms.
inclosed porch, kitchen, dinette.
large open cement porch, excellent
view, truly nice property; S35, 900.
L. RUSSELL POTTS, Broker, Round
Hill; Va, Phone Purcellville. Va.
3-LEDRM. DUPLEX APT. newly dec
GRATED and furn. $1,000 per sea-
boardwalk MI. 944S. "a
Evening star., 1951-11-02
FLORIDA PROPERTY

DAYTONA BEACH-Nicely furn. TO-
rm. home, including efficiency apt ;
also guest rms, 2 baths, 2 garages,
Rent or sell. Ii. 4-O696.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
BOATS
MOTORCYCLES

1947 HARLEY-DAvIDSoN, good rub
Der, less than 10000 mi; heavy
duty Clutch with side box; $3.50.
1880 VINCENT, perfect cond., 5000
mi, has been clocked 100 mi per hr
$685. or best offer. 712 e st. s.e.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
RAlLERS

House Trailers
NEW
TRAVELO 25' s.. .375
S1.125 down. S79.36-36 mos.
SPARTANETTE 80 $4,69O
$1.173 down. $S3.5O-6O mos.
USED
'48 COLUMBIA 90 $1,795
$500 down. S5s.74-24 mos.
81 V1NDALE 80 --$3,9 ,995
$1.335 down. $107.49-3O mos.
American Trailer
COMPANY, INC.
CERTIFIED T. C, M. A. DEALER
4O30 Wis. Ave. NV, WO. 1921
BRANCHES
Oak Grove Trailer Court
1744 Richmond Highway
Berwyn, Md.
Open Daily and Sum-, 8 to 8
Evening star., 1951-11-02
C-12 THE EVENING STAR
,FFIcEs 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

end-FL. SUITE, rms, on Georgia
facilities; 500 mo mo. sH. s4s6. lis
NICE OFFICE ROOM. 18th and K sts.
NV, reasonable. Call RE. 220l or
81. 7747.
bldg; 100 to 1900 50. IT.. in whole
or in part: immediate OCCUPANCY;
reasonable rent Apply LEO. NJ.
K st. NV. ME. 540o.
ALLISON BLDG.-oflce space, 800
to 200 #; free park: good NV. To-
cation. d. B. ALLISON, GE u513.
s.RooM SUITE Of over 600 So. IT
RessSnssIy sss sRgg gEIced st $50 per m mo
Al2o CONN. AvE.-Large air-condi-
ditioned modern ONCE, available I'M.
mediately; easy parking. $50 mo.
Apply r DoWD. 441s Conn. ave
121s CONN. AvE.-Newly decorated
front front ofices; very reasonable. DI.
EsSSi k-coSbITioNED. a5i 1clSi Century Build
nisira lnsi AZ 9th St nv: NV. oppo3ssite Mu-
SINGLES or suites, Elevator Venetian
blinds. fuorescent lights, etc. Sim
st. NV DI. $3.50.
1896 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Approx.
cHAs NEWMAN ANS sf1Dios, H5IaS5s CA call 'isS1 81.
DUPONT CIRCLE-1st-fioor ONCE for
doctor or foreign mission. lawyers
or engineers. rms, 2 OF them large
and 3 small also lavatory. S225
monthly. Utilities incl. Mrs. Mat
thew Fin4, sANDOz. INC. Exclusive
ACRE EYE ST. N.W.--A' desirable Of
nee room, adjoining my real estate
ONCE END floor. suitable for any
type broker, manufacturers repre-
sentative, rent $35 including heat
contra nsnt and sa,I phone service for in
1919 Eye st. NV. -3
1?x20 RM., with util.: suitable for
once space or repair shop. 1872
Independence ave. s.e. A
A TWo-ROOM SUITE suit. for law
once Air cond.. good loc.; avail.
about Dec. 1. Box 477-z, Star.
DOWNTOWN ALEx.-lst Il. consist
ing OF q rms, pine paneled through
out; air conditioned. Suitable for
attorneys or life insurance branch:
54aap! = PULLMAN NC Agent: a Al.
1000 or $500 so. FT., one floor;
14th and N. Y. ave. elev. bldg;
very cheap rental. Mr.. Fischer, with
DREYFUSS BROS, MA. 05S2; ewes,
Evening star., 1951-11-02
LOANS

End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
NATIONAL FINANCE Co
l014 K st. NV. 01th and x
SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAILABLI
AND NOTES PURCHASED. CALL
MR.. MILLER. ME. 1920; EVENING"
Evening star., 1951-11-02
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
(Continued.l

A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying big prices. 1885 to 1949. bSO6
Ga, ave. NV. GE. 0S44 .
Evening star., 1951-11-02
GARAGES
AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK. any size job; prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance
Ia. 2937; after z pm. GE. 1416
Evening star., 1951-11-02

DOWNTOWN ALEX.-1st Il. consist
ing Of & rms, pine paneled through
out; air conditioned. Suitable for
attorneys or life insurance branch:
near city hall and courts CHARLES
B: PULLMAN, INC. Agent; AL
Evening star., 1951-11-02

1000 or $500 SO. FT., one floor;
18th and N. Y. ave. elev. bldg;
very cheap rental. Mr.. Fischer, with
DREYFUSS BROS, MA. 05S2; ewes,
AID 1904 4
Evening star., 1951-11-02

mileage only 1906: owner 1s ieavin sSp
oGDsMoBfIE fHiioSS 20 easai HyaraMa3sisss M 3sss ssda1
equipped; S1,5s3: Over 100 Others
6% bank financing. Fine cars ar
cheaper ct AUTO Who'll
oLDSMOBILE 1850 "8s"; selling fo
S1.S95; standard gear shift, r. An
beauty. K STREET MoToRs. Il Il
okpsM6HTIT,r Il s.; 1iT, NA; 4a 1852 $50. ,onv n..,
ing sports model. Looks 5 new new. A DSsr vsr
spirited performer. Dashing Athlon
green. black leather, custom inte
rior, upholstery, new black top, Wv
tires, Hydra-Matic drive for econ
omy.. custom radio. air-conditione
beating. a sensational value a
Chevrolet-oldsmobile dealer for owe
Hyattsyille: Md. WA. 1905.
oLDSMOBLE AT sedanette; painte
In "oldsmobile's 81 palm green
Matg, I9iiy eSgIipped; S1,nn r. ar and h., Hydra
with a slopins back effect This is'csi ca
will make any one proud owner
Priced at S1.O9S. LUSTINE-NICHOL
SON (WA. 7205). 5000 BALTIC. ave.
Hyattsyille. Md. your Chevrolet
SiuoinopIls uedIer 1or over a uuarte
OLDsMOBILE ~ sedan: Hydra
Matte; equipped; $3.50. Over 10,
others: SO bank financing. Fin
cars ave cheaper at AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1881 Bladensburg Rd. IL
oIDSMSoBILE 40 "ss" Rockets. Sc
coupes; variety of current fashion
able colorS; all one-owner; low-mile
age motorcars; Hydra-Matic driv
for your comfort and performance
all have de luxe radio and air-con
ditioning heating; several have Gus
tom blending. seat covers. We invit,
y9uIro los nSnfs!IGn RTissS g low q
Chevrolet -oldsmobile dealer aon for ,.s oye
q. ays MHysttsyills Nd VA; ~ TSo5. 5.os.
Rockets: variety Of Y 4-drs:: 2 drs.
popular coIors. Each Of these An,
shop apd traded Tor The new 1875,
sfi sLustins. S your eaE oidsmobils deaIe
sor over . quarter q . century
ish sHS ieS g low $500 q sssS
oEpsMoBiIE Iaisfslsi IN Ms; sedan: ma HSdrs Sn;
Matte; equipped; S7S3. Over lot
others; 50 bank financing: FIN
cars are cheaper OF. AUTO WHOLE:
SALERS. 1731 Hladensbur9 nd. II
Evening star., 1951-11-02

CHEVROLET '4s conv.; glistenins
black mi, beautiful red leather
upnoi white top: A real sharp car
Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 1856.
Evening star., 1951-11-02

Continued On Next PassJ
Evening star., 1951-11-26
New Blasting Slated
To Stem Pc Floods
BY the Associated Press

ROVIGO, Italy, Nov. 26.-Flood
fighters readied new dike-cutting
blasts today to hasten to the Adri-
attic the destructive waters cover
ing this Pc River delta area.
Though the water level dropped
slowly in this drowned-out pro-
vincial capital, new threats were
posed by disrupted sewage sys-
tens. weakened buildings and a
lack of drinking water.
More than 100000 have been
made homeless, and the unofficial
death toll has climbed past $50
in the last II days of floods, but
thousands clung stubbornly to the
upper stories of their water weak
ened. marooned homes.
w. Averell Hartman, United
States director of mutual security,
warned in Rome of the danger of
disease and announced that 81
nlllllOn would De furnished the
Italian government for medicines
and other supplies for the flood
victims.
The decision to rip new holes
in the dikes near Adria followed
an aerial survey of the flood area
Breaks made previously sent the
mighty Pc flowing over farmlands
to the sea. spreading a great
muddy blob from the broad delta
far out into the Adriatic.
Since the cuts, the flood level
at Adrla has risen only 5 inches.
officials said. Here at Rovigo.
to the west. the water was drop
ping at the rate of an inch every
three hours.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
Egypt's Envoy 10 U. 5. Sees
No Real War With Britain
By the Assoeioted Press

Mohammed Kamil Bey Abdul
Rahim. Egypt's Ambassador to
the United States, said yesterday
he did not believe there would be
real war between Britain and
Egypt" because ''our army is not
equipped to fight Britain"
The envoy discussed the current
crisis between his country and
Britain over the Suez on the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co.'S Meet
the Press television program.
He said the Suez Canal will
never be defended without the
cooperation of Egypt" but he
declined to answer question
whether Egypt currently is able
to defend SueZ single handed
against an aggressor of Russia S
strength.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
BY the Associated Press

JONESBORO. Ga. Nov. 90
The fourth occupant of an Air
Force plane that crashed and
burned near Hampton, Ga, ar
rived groggy and shaken at a farm
home near here at dawn today.
All aboard jumped and escaped
Just before the plane, running
cut of gas in murky weather, fell
and caught fire in a pine thicket
Evening star., 1951-11-26
-Four Survive Crash of Small Air Force Plane

last night. Three were found safe
and unhurt soon afterwards.
The fourth, Pfc D. A. Fish,
spent the night in a drizzling rain.
About daylight he walked up to
the home of Will w. Mundy, 8
miles from the crash scene. An
ambulance hurried him to hos
lpital at Fort Mcpherson, Atlanta,
where his injuries were said to be
minor.
The other three went to Dob
Evening star., 1951-11-26

bins Air Force Base, Marietta
after a check-up at the Fort Nc
Pherson Hospital. They are Maj
j. P. Keane, co-pilot; Maj. r. G
Brown, pilot, and Corpl. G. l.
Oorfe. all of Maxwell Air Force
Base.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
Romspeek to Speak

Civil Service Commission Chair
man Robert Ramspeck will ad-
dress a dinner meeting of the
Society for Personnel Admins
tration at $50 pm. tomorrow in
Barker Hall, Seventeenth and K
streets NV. His subject will be
Progress and Prospects in Fed
Ieral Personnel Administration"
Evening star., 1951-11-26
Rites Set for BeIqion Dead

TOKYO. Nov. 26 (P).-The bod
les of 28 Belgian volunteers will
be paid final honors at Yokohama
Wednesday before they start the
long journey home. The war dead
will depart aboard the Gen. w. c.
Langf1tt.
Evening star., 1951-11-26

-because of its reputation. So they paid for
a Cadillac and still failed to get the things
a Cadillac provides.
They failed to get the irresistible perform
ance of its great master high-compression
engine ;. SO smooth and quiet that the car
seems almost to move by automatic pro-
pulson.
They failed to get the soft, gliding Cadillac
ride that makes every road better road, and
makes the longest journey day Of pleasure
and relaxation.
They failed to get the wonderful prestige
which marks the Cadillac owner, throughout
the civilized world, as man distinctly apart.
And, of course, they failed to get the price
Evening star., 1951-11-26

There are literally hundreds of thousands Of
people who should be intensely interested in
what we are writing here. =.
They are the people who paid more for
their cars than a Cadillac costs-and still
didn't get q Cadillac.
You see-there are five manufacturers of
motor cars who produce total of twenty
models which actually cost more than the
lowest-priced Cadillac. And during recent
years, hundreds Of thousands Of people have
taken title to these higher-priced models.
Surely, large percentage of these owners
did not understand, at the time of purchase,
how comparatively little Cadillac costs.
They assumed that Cadillac must cost more
Evening star., 1951-11-26

BEAUTY QUEEN-Colleen Kay
Hutchins, new Miss America,
here for a Hecht Co. style
show in connection with the
International Motor Show at
the ArmOry, looks over a model
engine on exhibit at the show.
The display of custom and
foreign cars runs through De-
cember 2, IL am. to IL pm.
daily. Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1951-11-26

less personal satisfaction of owning the
STANDARD of the World" the car which, for
fifty years, has been built to the highest
standards it is practical to attain.
Surely, they won't want to miss all this
again It's lot to especially when it
costs no more to have it.
If we already haze your order for Cadillac
please be assured that you have made
wise decision-and stand firm until your car
is ready for delivery.
But if we don't have your order-better
come in and see us today. We are certain you
don't want to pay the price Of a Cadillac
and still not get one!
Evening star., 1951-08-04
Regatta Board Decides to Hold
Powerbodt and SdiIboot Races

Powerboat and sailboat races
will be staged here under Presi-
dents Cup Regatta auspices in
September.
This was decided late yesterday
by the Board Of Directors of the
Regatta Association, which re-
Iversed its July 26 decision to can
eel all phases of the annual show.
Directors said they had received
considerable pressure from the
public and boating enthusiasts for
reconsideration.
The original dates were selected
for the program. Sail events will
be held September Is and 16 and
power events September % and %.
To head the regatta, the direc-
tors appointed Edward R. Carr,
civic leader and builder, as general
chairman.
Carr Immediately announced a
meeting Wednesday at which he
will outline regatta plans and
name committee chairmen.
The board decided not to include
rowing, swimming and canoeing
events as in past years. Reason
given for this was that not enough
time remained to plan adequately
for the regatta, which previously
Evening star., 1951-08-04
Miss DoWney in Final
OF Western Amateur
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT, Aug. 4.-Marjorie
Lindsay of Decatur, H., who has
chased the Women'S Western
Amateur golf championship for
seven years without luck, could
finally land the big title today.
But she had to beat a talented
newcomer, Mary Ann Downey Of
Baltimore, to do it.
Marjorie and Mary Ann tangled
in the 36-hole championship finals
today.
Mary Ann won two of their three
earlier 1851 clashes around the
country.
Marjorie, five times Illinois State
champion, trimmed Bonnie Ran
ldolph of Columbus, Ohio, 3 and 2,
in their semifinal match yesterday.
Mary Ann, Trans-Mississippi
champion, whipped Grace Lenczyk
Iof Newington, Conn, and 2.
1t was the first time 26-year-old
Marjorie ever reached the finals of
the Western Amateur. It's the
first time 25-year-old Mary Ann
has played in the tournament.
In previous meetings this year
Mary Ann won 3 and 2 in the
Trans Mississippi, won l up on the
10th at Palm Beach, Fla, and lost,
5 and in the North-South.
Evening star., 1951-08-04
By the Associofed Press

SEATTLE, Aug. 4.-This is the
day the .speedboats go for the
scalp of the low-fying upstart
that won last years Gold Cup.
And the visiting craft have
served notice on Stan Sayres of
Seattle that his o-Mo-Shun ",
holder of the world speed record
and defender of the Gold Cup, will
have to go some to hang on to
her laurels.
Two Detroit boats have fronted
the mob Of 10 feet craft in tossing
the challenge in the face of the
ISlo-Mo-Shun ". One is her own
sister. the new Slo-Mo-Shun v,
which qualified at 91.37 miles per
hour. The " was clocked at
90.4522 when she cleared for the
race.
But the giant of the field, Wal
ter and Roy Dossin's Miss Pepsi,
startled the field yesterday by
turning three laps at an average
speed of 100.5586 to smash the
qualifying record. 1t had been set
only the day before by another
Detroit entry, Jack Schafer's
Such Crust. at 1894.
There was a great furry of
action yesterday on Lake Wash