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Seward seaport record., 1953-12-11
Lions Club Sponsors Fund Raisinq

Local interest in the fund.- raising activities of the Seward Lions Club this past week were centered on Dollar Day spon- sored by the local bars and clubs in Seward with proceeds being turned over to the Sight Con servation and Blind Committee, Martin Uric, chairman.
 Tt is the purpose of the Com mit.ee to assist our neighbors in Seward because of the ter rife expense involved in hos pitalization and care of eye op- erations. said MT. Uric, com mittee chairman.
 Mrs. Agnes Saindon, wife of J. w. Saindon, and daughter of Mrs. Harold Painter will be the first participant in the funds raised through the efforts O. the Seward Lions Club. Mrs. Saindon is at present patient at the Virginia Mason Hospital, Seattle, having had one eye re moved, and undergoing further surgery of the other eye
 All funds raised over and above Mrs. Saindon's expenses will be used locally to further the local work of the Sight Con servation Program.
 Other activities planned in addition to the fund raising project already completed, will be a radio request program over KI8H. Donations will be picked up by members Of the Seward Lions Club.
 On December 18th, a Benefit Show and Dance will be held at the American Legion Club with proceeds from the ticket sales added to the fund. All local talent will participate and fine show is promised.
 A movie, bake sale and games are planned in the near future with dates to be announced by the end of next week
 Public accounting of the re- ceipts and expenditures Of the committee will be made al the end Of the fund-raising cam paign.
Seward seaport record., 1953-12-11
CHRISTMAS GIFTS BEING ACCEPTED AT SANATORIUM

Christmas gift donations for patients at Seward Sanatoriu n are being accepted at the busi- ness office daily between Q all. and i pm.
 Packages should be address d to the care of Miss Sarah Gar rett, Supply Officer, and incluC.e tho name and address Cf the col- trihutur.
Seward seaport record., 1953-12-11
WITHHOLDING TAX DOWN TWO PER CENT JAN. l

Commissioner of Internal Rev enue T. Coleman Andrews has announced in Washington that the law provides for changes on January l, 1854, in the rates for Federal income tax withholding and for employer tax and em- ployee tax under the Federal In- surance Contributions Act Gor old age and survivors insur- ance).
 This was reported this week by District Director of Internal Revenue William E. Frank, who explained that the rate of income tax withholding will be reduced from 20 per cent to IS per cent and that the law increases the employer tax and the employee tax from 112 per cent for each tax to 2 per cent for each tax.
 These rates will apply to wages paid on or after January 1, 1854, even though the wages were earned in 1853" Director Frank added.
 Tax tables for income tax withholding and for employee tax deductions on and after January l. 1854, are included in new revision of Circular E, Employers Tax Guide" Director Frank said. District Directors of Internal RevenuA will mail Circular K as early as>possible in December to those employers who have been reporting taxes each quarter on Form 941."
 All tax returns are to be mailed to the District Director of Internal Revenue, Tacoma, Washington.
Seward seaport record., 1953-12-11
IZAAK WALTONS TO DECIDE EXISTENCE

Members of Seward Chapter of lzaak Walton League will meet next Friday December 18, at 7;3O pm. in St. Peters Church basement,
 This meeting will decide the future of the Chapter, whether to continue or disoand, For this reason, all members and sports men interested in Izaak Walton are requested to attend She meeting.
Seward seaport record., 1953-12-11
CHILDREN MAY TALK TO SANTA DECEMBER l9

Santa Claus will visit the Seward Junior Women's sale December l9 from 2 to pm. to talk to the kiddies.
 Club members will be hold ing Christmas sale of home made candy, cakes, cookies, aprons, and other gift items. They will also serve coffee and wrap gifts. The sale and Santa will be next door to Vina's Beauty shop.
Seward seaport record., 1953-12-11
BEG YOUR PkRDoNl

We got mixed up last week in reporting the $500 donation from the Longshoremen's Union 10 the Ambulance Fund. Ii was the Shipside Union. ILWU Local l-39 thai made inc big donation.
 Ii is understood. however. that the Dockside group is also mak- ing a very substantial contribu- tion 10 the fund on a monthly basis.
Seward seaport record., 1953-12-11

Clarence Heating was in town for couple of days last week.
 Alberta Lee and Max L. Lud- low were married by Commis sioner Southard Friday morning. They were attended by Geral- dine and James F. Smith. MT. Ludlow is employed by ARR and the bride is nurses aide at the Sanatorium.
 The Junior Women's Club will hold it's annual Christmas party at the Elks Club Sunday night, preceded by potluck supper.
 Dean and Stella Bedford flew to Seattle this week to pick up new car which they will drive back.
 Mrs. Bill Kane is still patient in Seward General Hospital.
Seward seaport record., 1953-12-11
A!aska -N Nebraskcl FuHd Progress
By Chas. Malin

Things have slowed down bit on our drive as we approach Christmas. We did however re ceive a check for $2500 from Osbo's Electric Store this week for which we are thankful. The Bowling Benefit Tickets are not moving very fast. It seems that the league boWlerS are getting their tickets but the ones that don't bowl as a regular thing are a bit fearful that they cannot compete. This is not true as there is a special class for non-league bowlcrs with the same prizes of fered as to the league men and women. Get your tickets today and join in the fun. We bowl all day and all evening on both the 29th and 3Oth of December.
 We have talked to number of folks that are planning on entering the Amateur Contest on Feb. 9th, bat so far only one person has filled out the en- trance blank. Now we know that there are several planning on en- tering so why not fill in the blanks provided for in this pap CT and thus make your entry legal. There are three classes: The School Children will com pete against each other; the Bar Dershop QuartetS will compete against each other and there will be a non-competing group. Then too we will open for bids on any talent that you care to hear-if they won't perform then they have to pay what you bid.
 We had word this week that the Sunday Supplement to the Nebraska papers are planning an article shortly on this affair and a group of University of Nebras- ka journalist students are doing something on it for some maga- zine.
 There is still room for some of you folks that want to take the trip with us at your own ex- pense. The transportation will be $50, so don't be bashful about signing up.
 Christmas cards are going like hotcakes. These original cards by the High School students are really something to behold and the entire proceeds go to our fund. The very fine minstrel that was recently put on in Anchor age will be put on here shortly too, and we will split in that with the Child Welfare fund of the Vets. and the Legion. Jack Werner is anxious to get rid of those fine Christmas Baskets. Russell Norton has a hobby of making some lovely Alaska Jew elry and he has made two very fine pieces that he has donated to the fund. We haven't quite decided just how we will use them but they will be very use ful, we will guarantee.
 We have the film of the Ne braskan Boys trip to Alaska last summer along with some other very fine film of their Pioneer Day Celebration and their Championship play off football game that Seward, Ne braska won. These will be avail able for showing along about the middle and end of January. Any organization interested can contact Rev. Malin. This is sound film.
Seward seaport record., 1953-12-11
Sdnaforium Children Write Letters To Sunfu Claus
By Robert Briggs

When you walk down the narrow, lonely corridors of Sew ard Sanatorium all the fervent plans to make Christmas memor- able for the children patients suddenly makes sense. First, you notice the overwhelming cool ness of the halls, the absence of holly and contenting scents of Christmas tree bows, and the efficiency of the personnel, me chanical and unerring, but not without tenderness. Yet, there exists an emptiness that the ten derness of this vast organization cannot quite touch This empti- ness grows in the hearts of the child tubercular patients, many in such lengthy confinement the memory of their parents has become a vague silhouette.
 In their interest Seward Sana- torium extends vigorous efforts to encourage gift donations for its children, but frequently the child's humble request is unat- tainable
 You'll notice when entering the children's ward innumerable little eyes compelling your at tention. There's happy-faced Esther Hunt, age 6, who will spend her fourth Christmas with in the Saratcrium. In her letter to Santa she thanked him for her present last year and asked to be remembered Christmas morn ing with a doll.
 The requests of Dolores Al bert, an Eskimo 6-year-old, are pot less humble in her hopes for a doll and coll bed. Sensitive and shy, she calls frequently for the nurse, snuggles close, and talks quietly about her mother and dead sister.
 Next, you'll see 11-yCar-old Rhea Sam who wants doll and doll dishes, and then Julia Lopez who wrote almost pleadingly to Santa for "a doll with real hair. Unfol tunate,y the doll supply is inadequate and none have real hair.
 Dorothy Stump, also II, asked for a toy telephone, building blocks, and a nurses set" and then added apologetically, T know you can't bring all of this but I will tell you what I'd like"
 Barbara R.oskoffsky, age ', re- quested only toy piano from Santa
 Most of the boys are usually busted with cowboys and In dians, and buckeroo Paul Alex anderoff, a 9-year-old Aleut, asked Santa to bring a cowboy pistol and rope. George Eningo- wuk, II, wants a cowboy hat, and Tony Mitchell, also II, has asked for cowboy boots - rc- quests that indicate the joint eff forts of three boys to piece to- gether a complete cowboy suit.
 In turning to leave you'll no- tice Robert Hand, IS months old, whose quizzical face searches you for affection. His mother is a patient on Ward II, and brief reunions occur infreGuently Staring silently, could he speak, you can almost hear him, "Mis- ter, are you Santa Claus?"
 "No, I'm not Santa Claus, But Santa will be here Christmas, you know"
 But, how will he know -
 Tell me what you want and I'll see he gets it for you"
 Gan you mister? Well, on Christmas just want Mommie." '"
 There are many others, but their desires are composite and fundamental: that despite being unbridgeable distances from the love and attention of parents, the spirit of Santa Claus-sym- hol of remembrance-Will some how from somewhere reach them.
Seward seaport record., 1953-12-11

Mrs. Florence Heaston return ed to Anchorage Thursday. She has been in Seward for some time settling the estate of her brother, the late H. H. Leonard.
Seward seaport record., 1953-12-11
Reporters Notebook

Clarence Heating was in town for couple of days last week.
Seward seaport record., 1953-12-11

Mrs. Bill Kane is still a patient in Seward General Hospital.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
AUroMoBILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 40 club; Just excellent
in every way, S595. ROPER" 1atL
PLYMOUTH so coupe; black: ]
owner; like new, $995. terms and
trade. JACK PRY, 14th and Penna
PIYMOuTH '4e Special de luxe 4-Gr.; /;
good appearances; :. and h., seat
covers. etc. Only $685.. 30-day
guarantee: Is mlns; from AT p. TG. 8.
SEo.S 5E s-5iOo. iSi eas open n til HA'' pm Gau'
PLYMOUTH 81 cranbrook sedan;
en- Gfss Sgnssi cHEvRoEErs HlEf esT 81 49, 56S Sc NJ
1889 East.West hwy. Silver spring,
wheaton. Nd. Lo. 4-SO97.
PLYMOUTH 1850 4-dr. special d.
luxe sedan; radio and heater; excep-
is1 tiosnally Gle clean; n;o prieed ,J toT yEd.a STisl
Vs neyEUiesS yS sS6S4 sO oDen ws9a iii Ogs0 ss0 pa %
luxe; fully guaranteed. l owner. low
perfect; only $Ss5. ROYAL MO
TT Pgth holSSOsr Dsslsr. 4loo Ga. ave: ID piw.'
PoNTiiASC' 1858 Catalina Custom: low
11ssi nsS title. ns" Loop PoN
TiAc. 42Sl connecticut. Wo. $500.
PONTIAC '63 station-wason, de luxe
never sold: new title: new guarantee
So S62. FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921
Connecticut: WO. 6-S400.
PONTIAC 80 Catalina (hardtop)..
equip. with Hydra. dr.. r. and h.
turn sigs. Wv. tires and other &C.
cessories. One owner. low mi. rerf
cond throughout. Cash. trade O
easy terms arranged. RON pom.
TIAC, INC, 1920 Wis. ave.. Be
PoSTixc tbsSanx; Oh 81 1sSSSi 10SoOr chi.ttaina d
luxe "S": Hydra, T. and h., goo'
tires: gray: Just check this pric!
for a. very clean car, S139b
MCKEE PONTIAC. 10th and M sts
NV, ST. 3-7107.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
s AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDs .63 Fiesta sports car, brand
steering and brakes. Every extra;
substantial discount. LA. 6-6530.
oLDs 1858 "ss. convertible; 5000
actual miles: baby blue; fully
srgiDDsd % cEiS sellins sd:a price; $500; a9o
can arranse fnancins. EN-. s-3oo1.
oLDs 1s4s @ss" de luxe 4-door: NJ r..
GiNiA Moron SALES. I'll N.
wash, Alex, Va. ov. 3-0711, KI.
oIGnS 80 "ss" 4-door: r. and h..
Hy6ia., spotless sea-blue fnish. I'M
mar throughout. S1,795. MCNEIL
lStueebakerl, 4n34 wis. ave. EN-.
Obs '47 black sedan; brand-nev
brand-new battery. 1S-mo. guar, r.
and h., HYDRA. Just passed D. e.
q inspection;. s525: S Lys L.gs.. 4-5425; IS1 z
Hydra Matte. seat covers and turn
snd sne qsy Terms sSs5 Monroe FoRn, siSo
Wisconsin ave. NV. Wo. $4,000.
OLDS 40 series "9S" 4-dr. sedan.
You'll know this is value"
Glistening black original finish;
sparkling chrome trim; clean. neat
excel. tires. fully equipped. Wili
take S299. cash or suitable car as
down payment. list monthly pay
ment in "a. 3O-day guarantee.
Is Minis. from D: c. BROAD ST; !;
MOTORS. 100I w: Broad St. Ford
in Falls Church." JE. 2-5100. Open
oLns 50 30 all-metal station wagon;
:. and, h.: orig. finish. $295 down:
Written warranty. PINEY BRANCH
oI6s M60goss' ~ Ss's s-11sS; 4ldocr; HYDRA, So r.
pd B. mss tsnf ion Tas cond eas sess Sss ialy My
KEE PONTIAC, 10th and M sts,
OLDS 80 4-dr.: fully equip. with
Hydra-Matic: 1 owner; low mileage;
S9S5. ROYAL MOTORS, NC.
Your Chrysler- Plymouth Dealer
400 Ga. ave. NV. IA. $4,000;
PACKARD '4s 4-dr.; looks and runs
SfEys gGGq fal priee se oGTHo oaahff WILLIAMS aHS
BUICK. Rhode Island ave. at goth
PACKARD AZ '4s sedan coupe; excellent
condition throughout. S595 or will
trade for station wagon. AID. 4-0O54.
PACKARD, 1913: overdrive, heater,
radio, signal lights: perfect cond.
$500 or best offer. AID. 4-1935.
PACKARD 80 Clipper sedan: Ultra
matte. +. and h.; $975. WILLIAMS
CHEVROLET CO., INC. 1888. East
West hwy, Silver Spring. Md, JU.
9--S003. 1925 Ga. ave., Wheaton,
PACKARD '48 de luxe sedan; r, b.,
turn sig; perfect green finish. $595.
Written guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS,
3010 r. /. ave. ne, DE. 2-6302.
PACKARD AT de luxe Clipper 2-dr.;
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3O1O r. /.
PACKARD 1851 conyertible; Ultra
matte, r., h.; low mileage; cleaning
black finish; new tan top; WV.
tires; car absolutely in immac. cond:
in every way. Must be seen ana
driven to be appreciated. S1,495.
BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave: ~
BUICK '46 super conv. cl.. 1895
CHEVROLET '39 de luxe sedan 81 80
FORD so de luxe Tudor ------ $595
FORD 40 de luxe $50
FORD 80 de luxe sedan-------SI92
HUDSON '46 conv. cl. cpe. -----$395 8
MERCURY AfESIR = Is Sec conv. cl. cpe. --$49s
AZ Hydra sed. - $3.50
PLYMOUTH AT Special 2-dr. 1890
PONTIAC AT Torpedo sedan - $3yn
PONTIAC AZ sedanette S39b
CASH. TRADE. TERMS
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1953-11-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH '53 Ambassador Country Club;
81. Soo;s saulcD'ss2 sac. ss2,aSSy. aSy 10, @ 5-4oiiss.
heater and Hydra-Matic drive: fully
spersnteed ssE onlg a2 S9S miles neG
$4,000. 18th and M sts. NV. aEx.
NASH ''i52 Rambler custom station
wagon: RADIO, heater, overdrive, re-
snne ran IS seats Tate%s sonaon t5es oIssk ssh
WoLFE MOTORS. 1881 wis. ave.
NV, EN-. 3-0141. --22
NASH 40 Ambassador 4-dr. sedan:
handsome appearance; lots OF equip
ment including r. and h.. OVER
day guarantee. is Minis. from D. 6.
BROAD ST; TN MOTORS, r ss;,. 1901 66nr.h "; !;
JE. S-5i0o. Open til 9 pm.
NASH 1850 Ambassador 4-dr.; radio,
asfssd assssd ssss tS9S saziE
81. ne. Lincoln $4,000; nth ana
M SITS. NV. Elk. 3-1430. 30
NASH AS club coupe; r. and h.. over
sdy Ssye conG new tssS sss soRs Po sss
out, good tires. new battery; $3.50
oLDsMOBiLE 1860 sedan coupe;
HysraMste ae sa6d ioop SRs oEDsT goSTAG 6masss 4ss
connecticut Wo. e-s400.
OLDSMOBiLE '53 Rocket "9s' Hon;,
day sedan; 2-tone finish; 500 actual
miles; zone ONCE oficial car; new
car. title. new-car guarantee; auto
MANY nther extraS See this before
YOU buy. Save yourself $500. CO.
Just OF Fla. ave., Ii: 7-ss4O.
Open o to 8 daily. including Sat.
uLDsMOBILE '5s Rocket "ss" 4-dr.;
model; only 500 miles; fully equip;
new-car title and new-car guaran-
tee. See the beautiful 2-tone nylon
interior. foam rubber seats. etc:
any car until you have seen this
one: S2.695. COLONIAL OLDS,
124l 9Th st. ne. Gust of Fla, ave1,
II. 1880; Open 9 to daily; in
Guiding Saturday: .oo, 10
oaSsSobs.5sf5s ssS e ss5s ''tz tEo "fs sCcdz a'i 5sd
oEDsMoBILE Ids SSBn; sVi 1s51 "es" 4-dr. Sc.
dan, two-tone. $4,000 miles. white
wall tires, practically new. 81 .595.
DE. 2-9o2s, from am. to ] o6. pm
oLpsMoBnE 1s4s "ss" Rocket
EGxEa 27dr h Mo%dRs o1S new tn tires; sS5s5 S5s6.
OLDsMOBILE 1853 Rocket engine
r. and h., Hydra. trans. Wv. tires.
power brakes. power steering, au-
tronic eye. spotlight and many other
extras: Orig; list price; So. 932 ;9S:
q real buy for only S3,095; You
save $s37:9S. New7car a,,, title en- and
TOR CO. Virsinia's largest olds-
Arl.. Va. IA. 7-s4oo.
OLDSMOBILE 1853 "9s" Series. f.
DIR. sedan; radio with rear speaker.
power steering. all Of the extra lux
ury features. possible. Very low
'tha to financial iis distress this $500 car
must be sold for 1850 or best offer.
OLDSMOBILE 1851 de luxe "ss" A.
dr.: Hydra, r. and h.. sun visor. and
SAFETY say tested yTdi.ten ,IsnpaGsR waT5arty;
SAiR lcnss; wiseonsln hem sNe and Ellisott. H KE.
OLDSMOBILE 1851 de luxe "98"
Holiday: 2-tone; HydraMatic, r,
h.; a 1-owner. new Cadillac trade-in.
cADiILAc CO; FaiTlinsten shop
oIDsMSoBIuE AZ club cpe.; HYDRA
Matte, r., h. Splendid. S245, terms.
ROPER" 18th and R. ] ave. ne.
sTUDEBAKER AT 2-door S295
MARTIN STUDEBAKERI
533S Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 3-dS6s
Evening star., 1953-11-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PAUKARD 1889 x-dcor; inmsculate;
necticut, Wo. 6-S100.
PLYMOUTH 81 club coupe: I. and h.;
Ss9b. HoYLE MOTOR SALES. 17I7
pTRy;MLoSSTHi +; aysi ne; Du; -a75sso 1890 2o
excep. clean. / owner, guaranteed:
only S995. terms. OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK. Rhode Island ave. at goth
PLYSMoUTHs 1858: some new; trade
Motors. 1917 Lee hwy. Arl.. IA.
IPIYaMOIuiTH-rm only 8 yrs. old but
I'm really Special De Luxe" I've
nal owner who hates to. 'sacrilce"
chassis, call ia. 9-9007. -21 !.
PLYMOUTH 1851 conv.; very good
cond.; pvt. owner; 81 ,07b; will ac-
cept trade. 1915 N. Y. ave. nv. nv.
PLYMOUTH 1851 Belvedere hardtop
convertible; low mileage; 2-tone nm
ish; clean; $1.195. WILLYS MO-
TORS. INC, 5S36 WIS Sdso ave. % ,at
pTHMonTM MsstsT1 sys 81 EN- 4dr ssSgS cs@brss s..
dan; fully equipped. Performs like
new car, Only 81, l95. easy terms;
St.. Takoma Park. RA. 3-3303. 80
PLYMOUTH 80 Special de luxe club
coupe; +. and h.. SC. Wv. tires;
%ssh3nicslys .ssI ssIGs gsIfsss 2nly sac.
263 Carroll St. Takoma Park, RA.
PLYMOUTH '4e Special de luxe Sc
clean. Si95 down. PINEY BRANCH
n MoT0Rs; Ju; e S311s5; 20
goSSdd condition. 1 owner; S126. oA AD.
PLYMOUTH gHUS j 194s ;, Special de slae luxe
| Poplar 2-25OS. -26
PLYMOUTH 81 club coupe: cleaning
black; radio. heater; spotless in
terror: reflects excellent care. Guar
to suit WOLFE MoToRs. 1851
Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 3-0141. --22
PLYMOUTH '52 convertible; radio,
heater. seat covers; beautiful green
one-owner car. Wheelmobile free
yylTEr WaTTanty;p Sp ,, Sale price. 81. .24!5s;
PLYMOUTH I94O 2-dr.; r. and h.,
gooda tires; clean transportation;
PTY&oUFAA' - Cambridge Club
coupe; heater. seat covers; beauti-
| full dark green finish; very clean,
low-mileage. one-owner car; 81. .189. !.
WHEELER, INC, Chrysler-Plymouth
(EM. 3-470Sl. 4800 Wisconsin ave.
Mercury 81 Convertible
am 81 Mercury convertible. Get
| the facts. ] stand out like 3-D
movie and have the vision Of .
Cinerama screen. Come in for Q
| closeup: I've that faWless Merc-O.
Matte, radio, heater and excellent
| tires. When you see me, 1t will
be love at first sight. Please hurry.
! am only $1,395.
Montgomery-StubbS
Lincoln Mercury Dealer
3715 Bladensburg Rd.
AP 7.2920
Evening star., 1953-11-20
AUToMoBILis FoR SALE

PONTIAC 80 (2) 4-dccr Chieftain
de luxe: Hydra, r. and h., green;
both dependable cars; $1.105. Nc
KEE PONTIAC, 19th and M sts.
NV. ST. S-71O7.
PONTIAC 80 2-door: 6-cyl., r. and
a, sun visor. light green, mech. per-
feet; S1,095. MCKEE PONTIAC,
18th and M sts. NV. ST. 3-7107.
PONTIAC '49 2-door sedan; r. and
n. orig. black finish; written war
MoTsoRSss.s SssJ Ju.' rOsl, s.i1s5. s.NSf SH1sNSSA MsS
PONTIACS 80 through '52's (l2) to
choose from; these are exceptionally
LOWEST PRICES m TOWN. Nc
KEE PONTIAC. 10th and N sts.
NV. ST. 3-71O7.
PONTIAC 81 2-door Chieftain de
luxe; Hydra. :. and h., fully eauip !,
black; cal. that has been well
taken care Of. clean; S1,545. Nc
KEE PONTIAC, 10th and NJ SITS.
NV. ST. 3-7I07.
PONTIAC 81 2-door Chieftain de
luxe; 6-cyl., r. and h., Wv. tires,
gray. very clean and OUTSTANDING
value ut 81, 1876. MCKEE PONTIAC,
18th and M sts. NV. ST. 3-7lO7.
PONTIAC '52 2-door Chieftain de
luxe "S"; Hydra. + and h., dark
an ssien ys[z isS ssSeap MckES Esal ssSSrss sSSS hsc
18th and M SITS. NV. ST. 3-71O7.
poDGEE SsDE ,5s ely club cOuDe, MEADOW
PreSSch gray; III Ike n: new: 81. sii..4ssSoa covers
z CORNER MOTORS
:. Arl. Blvd. at z Corners
Falls Church, Va. JE. 2-412O
Evening star., 1953-11-20
AUroMoBILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC .52 Chieftain de luxe 2-dr.
owner, low mileage, like new: only
$l.395, full price; Terms. QTHo
WILLIAMS BUICK. Rhode Island
PONTIAC AS cow. coupe; green;
asSZSETa-Matis, asSZSSE as r. am and .r.d. h.; oTEnesT; EeE
PRY. LTD. 18th and Pa. ave. Sc.
PONTIAC 81 Catalina; 7. and, h,
HySra5 5Mstdjc; 2 tone; very yo6 nics
SALES. 1888 North Moore ST..
Rosslyn. ia. 5-9330. 30
PONTIAC 81 Chieftain de luxe "S''
4-door sedan; with Hydra-Matic
Is immaculate, for 81. .295. PARK
WAY-FORD. 3051 NJ st. NV. AID.
2-0lS5. Open to g.: Sat. till 9.
CHRYSLER AS Windsor sedan; radio,
heater. automatic transmission;
$3.50.
TOM WHEELER, INC.
18th and r. I. Ave. NE. NO. 7-4362
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Dope Suspect Swallows
Capsules During Arrest

A narcotics suspect who. po-
lice said. swallowed all but one
of a large number of heroin
capsules while being arrested.
was held for action of the grand
jury yesterday.
The suspect. Joseph H. Mel
son, colored, "a, of the 600 block
Of Freedmen's court NV, was
held under a $4,000 bond, after
q hearing before United States
Commissioner Cyril s. Lawrence.
According to police, Nelson
was carrying the capsules in a
paper bag when narcotics under
cover men came in to arrest him
at his home. He succeeded in
swallowing all but one before a
detective grabbed him by the
throat, the officers reported.
Nelson, who was charged with
sale and possession of narcotics.
had made sales of narcotics to
undercover men both Tuesday
and yesterday. according to
police.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
.Yup, u. S. Custom
Forces Gen. Puik
To Reverse Name
By the Associated Press

SEOUL, June 1S.-South Ko-
rea's No. / soldier reversed his
name today. His recent visit to
the United States was the rea-
son.
Gen. Paik Sun Yup, army
chief of staff, had followed the
Korean practice of using his
last name first. The proper way
to address him was Gen. Paik.
However, in the United States,
one of the generals aides said,
people called him Gen. Yup on
his recent one-month visit.
So today the 32-year-old
general requested the press to
use his name as Gen. Sun Yup
Paik.
Maybe now he will be called
Gen. Paik.