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ARLINGTON FAIRFAX
ARISTOCRATIC
WHITE RAMBLER
REDUCED $4,000

You'll be truly thrilled as
you approach this magnificent
home, diEniiied in appearance.
spacious in design, for gra-
clous living. and formal en-
tertaininR baby grand piano.
size living room with fireplace,
banquet sized dining room,
super de luxe kitchen with
dining area, all bedrooms twin
bed size with > de luxe glass
baths: mammoth full bSmt.
with rec. rm.. large attached
garage: ls-acre beautifully
handicapped lot: :, large
porcheS excellent location OF
fine homes, 10 Minis. to Pen
tagon, verv liberal financing,
Gt or conventional This is a
home so filled with charm and
beauty that you will drool with
ecstasy when you see II.
Shown by appt. only. Call ia.
o-BouO,
Evening star., 1955-03-04
DIGNIFIED IN APPEARANCE
SPACIOUS IN DESIGN
LUXURIOUS IN EQUIPMENT

Fine prick Georgian Colonial in Lyon
Village; COMPLETELY AIR CONDI-
TONED. 1edrms. den. rec. rm, :
tireplaceS ? baths. ! powder rms :.
2-car gar: numerous extras. Priced
for immediate sale. Excel. terms
Open. 1928 N. 18th ST.. ia. 2-5j7 D.
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LEWISDALE, MD
S24,500-TERMS

First time offered. 1000 Goth ave.
Beautiful. new, custom built, brick
rambler: 3 large bedrms,, 2ll2 tiled
baths. lovely liv. rm., firepl din.
rm.. mod. Kit. l9xl2 with rubber
tile: large porch; fnil bsmt. Bryant
gas a.-c. heat with dual return
Large lot, in best section LewiSdale.
A wonderful home. many extras. HE.
4-350o: ewes, cali Mr.. Kibbey, RA
3-6476. w. W. LEWIS.
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WoODLAWN = Potential 4-bedrm
picture window kit. with disposai
and auto. washer and fan alum
storm windows. fenced lot. like new
Only = blks to St MAryS public
schools and express bus. A real huy
with eaSy terms. Gt or non-vet
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
Ap r-..-A a
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Lovely brick Colonial, near Johns
Hopkins laboratory, in immaculate
condition. This 6-yr.-old home fea-
lures large liV. rm. with firepl. sep.
full-SiZe din. rm. beautiful kit
powder room. screened porch, lst
floor; 3 bedrms., bath ind floor
Very large dry bsmt. with outside
entrance. Near schools and transp.
Gl approved. Call Mr.. Dell. JU
S-l5l2.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
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Ed l.. D1AON q W
ST y -pnp
co. 5-2@99 Ewes. LA. 6-OS01
DOCTOR OR DENTIST

GLENMONT HILLS
On corner Of Ga, ave. and Weller
Three -bedrm., ful-bsmt. brick
rambler, det, brick garage; near
new elementary school and Wheaton
High School, excellent location.
Sl1.950, terms arranged. LO. $500
III y pm. HUGGINS d HARRI-
SON. INC Rnalfnr
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S10.950

.-yr. old. 4O-ft. rambler. picture win
dow, liy. and din. rm., bright kit. ,
and workshop; wooded lot s5Xi25.
fenced: adj. lot for sale for $1,000.
Evening star., 1955-03-04
NOTHING DOWN

TO qualifying veterans, on this lovely
3-JCdrm, brick rambler. Just 3 blks
TO shopping and bus 20 min. to
down own Wash. Full price. StH.-
300; monthly payment, S74 REAL
TY ASSOCIATES, WA. T-5l34:
Evening star., 1955-03-04
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Vienna Rambler

Set on a. acre of woods. this i'm
maculate home has 3 beorms.. q biE
screened porch hne liv. I'M, din.
SI5.S5O.
Evening star., 1955-03-04

venient to shopping lee. !iv I'M.
with firepl, largyt din rm,, mod
en- kit. bedrmS., lEe. 2round-level
bsmt with 3 rms > outside entrs.,
Ia baths, SIS 600.
Evening star., 1955-03-04

Woodfeid 10 acre. very tidy
house, rms. liv rm. 1@xg4, lge.
din. nm. modern kit md e. ) bed
rms. and bath, - $50.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-26
Memorial Day
Proqrom-Porude Orders

Monday May 80, 1855
Beersford rd $3.50 Moves at 900
PROGRAM AT CITY HALL
Master of Ceremonies-Fire Chief Fred Lang.
Flag Rasng-U Corps Reserve; Shaw High School
Band S. Robert Fraser Director
Wayne NJ Mcqueen Pastor OF Wndermere
Methodist Church.
Reading of Essay-Ieva Auzins, Shaw High School
Webster Law Director of East Ceve
land
Aides Kramer Commander of American Legion Po lo3
Leo Kress Commander of VF.W. Post 1900
W. j. Hampton, Commander of Canadian Legion Post 21
LAYING of Wreath Flag PoeAuspes Auxiares Of Veteran
Groups by Scouts, Camp Fire and Rainbow Girls
Firing squad-U. S. Marine Corps Reserve.
Flag Lowered-Taps
PROGRAM AT CEMETERY
Master of ceremonies-stanon RUSSELL Past Commander VFW
Reading Of Praye-Dr Howard Wells Pastor First Presby
terian Church. Cleveland.
Reading of Gettysburg Address-RObert jennings Snaw gn
General Logan Miller s Past Commander vFw
Post 1900. -
Reading Historical DataJOe Ece Past Commander VFw
1u Flanders Fields-Recited by John F. Rutland
mander, American Legion Post 16S
Memorial Address-Judge Stanton Adams.
Placing Wreaths Memorial Paque-Past Vice Commander
Chas: Leonard American Legion Post IsS ST. Vice Com
Hampton, Canadian Legion Post 21; Commander Irving
Krantz D. A. V.
Last Post-Canadan Legion Post 21
Benediction-Dr. Howard M: Wells.
Salute the Dead-Fring Squad.
PARADE ORDERS
FIRST DIVISION
East Cleveland Police Escort.
MarshaSephen MKearney retired Spanish-American
War;
Color Guard-U. S. Marine Corps Reserve.
Shaw High School Band.
Escort and Firing Squad-U Marine Corps Reserve.
SECOND DIVISION
Parade Marshal-H. S. Weaver Chief of Police.
Division Commander-Dan LaGatta, Past Commander VFW
Post 1900.
Ades-shedon Hougand Legion Post 163 George
Hadley American Legion Post 163
Leo Kress VIEW Post 15OO Com
mander j. Fred Kramer, American Legion Post 163.
Civilian Air Patrol-Eucd Wioughby Corps
D. A. V. in
SpanishAmercan War Veterans in
Daughters of '9S Auxiliary.
VFW Post 1900 and Women's Auxiliary.
Caledonia Pipe Band, Canadian Legion Post 81.
American Legion Post 163 and Women's Auxiliary
Dads of VFW.
THIRD DIVISION -.
Division j. PokOrny Past Commander, Ameri
Legion Post 163. $50"
Ade-Cal Helmick jr Vice Commander VFW Post 1900
Relief Corps
American Red Cross Station Wagon.
Civil Defense
FIST Cleveland City Commission.
Knights of Columbus.
rS Junior High School Band Kenneth Williams Director
Cleveland Auxiliary Police and Femen Faternal Order
Poae Associates.
Ambulance, courtesy Dodge Funeral Home
Little League Car.
East Cleveland Business Association
Scouts Cub Scouts Girls Scouts Brownie Scouts Camp Fire
HY Bus.
Exchange Club-car Kiwanis Cub-car.
ADDITIONAL PARADE INSTRUCTIONS
Parade Cadence 12O.
Disabled Gold form Mar
Cars heading north towards Euclid
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-26

Boys Fancy Striped Polo Shirts
Fost color muIt-striped 2-pIy eombed
yarn eottons. Sizes 2 TO 10. 9Qn
Vols, 7oc each. -2 for Use wv
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-26

Ladies' Plastic White Purses
Eosy TO clean. Many styles TO 81 "A
choose from. VoIs. S2.99 ---- Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

rather than drama and excite.
ment. Nevertheless. they failed
to rouse much enthusiasm In the
large audience, probably because
the music they played was moi
quite first-rate and also because
MIR. Aumere, clearly an excellent
fiddler. was having trouble with
his information.
After q suave and velvety per-
Torrance Of q commemorative
early work by Heitor villa-Lobos,
the ensemble turned It's attention
to a new quartet by a young Co
lombian composer. Luis Escobar.
Mr.. Escobar's first effort in the
genre proved to be busy. we'll
constructed, but rather dry.
The 29-year-old composer dem
onstrated that he is well trained
and resourceful. but this partic-
ular piece seemed more notable
for its clean workmanship than
for its bold inspiration.
The evening closed with q lively
reading Of Chavez I'd quartet. q
virile work by the individualistic
Mexican which exhibits occa-
sional flashes Of genius and q
lively imagination.
The visit Of the quartet to the
United States is under the aus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

Isrymphonies or lie sacre d.
|Printemps."
Their Brahms FIRST has the
ultimate limitation Of all minor
things. The music Is nice. like
IA choice edition Of THE Forsyte
Saga" which publishers and
public allow at decent intervals
for regeneration. The Brahms
symphonies. on the contrary, are
|solemnly kept alive vicariously
by both audiences and orchestras
when II they were given periodic
periods Of disqualification they
might stay as fresh as Bizet Or
Dvorak.
One cannot hope to hear Q
more electric performance OF
|Ravel's La Valse,' that wonder
full mixture Of satire and terror.
Perhaps the percussion at the
end sounded q little too much
like q large battery Of pneumatic
drills. Even II DR.. Ormandy's
dynamics were entirely justified,
our brothers from Philadelphia
should know that we pride our
selves that the National SYM
phony has the loudest percus-
sion in the world. and should
refrain from doing anything to
make US lose faith In ourselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
Bogotu String Quartet
Performs in 0. S. Debut
BY IRVING LOWENs

Bogota etrins quartet, Hubert Au-
mere, Jaime CULLEN. yiolins: Gabriel
Hernandez. viole; Luis Matzenaner,
s Sasrte tn ko. +. vIiIa.EoSos: oasrset
No. world premierel, Escobar;
Quartet No. 2. Chavez.
The Pan American Union
opened its 1856 concert sea-
son last night with the presenta-
ton Of the Bogota String
Quartet, playing for the FIRST
time in the United States, In q
program Of Latin-American
works.
The quartet was organized in
1949 by members Of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra OF
Bogota. Columbia. It is highly
regarded by our Southern neigh
bors. particularly for its inter-
pretations OF contemporary
chamber music.
There were moments during
the concert when this reviewer
was reminded of the delicate
charm and exquisite subtlety OF
such an organization as the
Loewenguth String Quartet.
The Bogota men evidently be-
lieye in precision and balance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
Bike Hits Woman,
Purse Snotched

A teen-ager on . bicycle
knocked down a woman attor-
|ney yesterday. grabbed her purse
containing about $40. and es-
capped on the wheel.
Mrs. M. Pearl Mccall, formerly
an assistant United States At
torney. was taken to Emergency
and later Doctors Hospital for
treatment Of bruised knees and
released.
Mrs. Mccall was walking south
in the 1900 block Of Sixteenth
street NV. about 10 am. when
the .cyclist, who was colored,
struck her.
The attorney. who lives at the
Roosevelt Hotel. has Offices with
Mrs. Martha Gold at 725 Fiji
tenth street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
Rescue Truck
Damaged in Upset

The Morningside (Md.) Fire
Departments new rescue squad
truck. driven by the Rev. Joseph
E. Carr was heavily damaged
yesterday en- route to a house
fire in the $500 block of Ritchie
road.
The Prince Georges County
Fire Board reported the truck
turned over when it hit loose
gravel on q sharp curve In the
$500 block Of Forestyille road.
The Rev. Mr.. Carr, who was
the only one on the rescue squad
truck, was treated ct Casualty
Hospital and released. He is
pastor Of the Morningside Meth
odist Church and chaplain Of the
Fire Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
NEWS OF MUSIC
b. DAY THORPE

The Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene
QrmAndy. conductor. Constitution Hall
Program: Hldelio Overture. Beethoven;
eynlphdny No. !, G minor. Opus IS,
brahms Concerto for Orchestra, Won
6nem; Il vslae, Ravel.
Our old friends, the Philadel.
phia Orchestra and Eugene Or.
mandy. came to town last night
Both were In the best Of form
the orchestra as brilliant anc
self-assured In the difiicult nov.
city by Won Einem as In Brahms,
the conductor smiling and com.
Portable and very proficient.
As for the Won Einem concerto
It must have been q surprise Il
those who had heard Of the wild
eccentricities Of the composer oi
THE Trial" and "Danton's Tod.
The concerto Is q boldly scored
colorful piece. no more atonal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
NEWS OF MUSIC
Philadelphia Orchestra
Gives Brilliant Concert

than music by Hindemith or
Persichetti. The appealing slow
movement is as romantic and
infectious as the slow movement
of the Schumann second. It Is
quite symphonic in style, with
solo concertante groups being
less conspicuous than In the most
famous Of contemporary con-
certos for orchestra. that by
Bartok.
Tour de Force
On first hearing, the opening
movement and the larghetto
seem much more interesting than
the finale. in which an attempt
at an exciting peroration ends in
being more vulgar than witty.
On the whole the piece is some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

thing Of 3 tour de force Of Or
chestral playing. The orchestra
could hardly have done better,
After the concise and perfectly
balanced Fidelio Overture. the
Brahms first symphony sounded
more than ordinarily aimless,
Brahms, as q writer Of SYM
phonies, was q man Of great
genius. but no talent. He was
strongly affected by much Of the
best music Of the past, he had
taste and discernment.
His tragedy is that he reyered
the classic manner. and spent
his life trying to initiate what
was beyond his ability. The same
is certainly not true Of Brahms
the writer Of songs and short
piano pieces.
Comic Aspect
There is something basically
comic about the great orchestras,
made up OF expensive and high
ly trained musicians. regurgitat-
ing Brahms symphonies year
after year. The Philadelphia and
Mr.. Ormandy cannot hope to
improve on their performance
and Interpretation as they can
in, say, the Eroica or Jupiter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

Ipices Of the Ministry Of Educa-
ton Of American States, and
Sonora de Delgado. Later con-
|certs by the group are scheduled
in Baltimore. Philadelphia. and
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12
Dutch Trucks Double

ROTTERDAM. - The number
of trucks registered in the Meth
|erlands totaled 87,609 in 1854,
nearly double the 44,762 in use
In 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-12

Shortest stroke VS's in any leading truck! That
less friction and less per mile! VS engine stand
ard in the new LCF models, available in all other
models except Forward Control, an extra-cost OPP
ton. New Chevrolet trucks offer the industrys most
advanced valve-in-head skies, too And all engines are
spanked by modern 12-vot electrical system for
quicker starting and smoother going!
Evening star., 1955-02-04
AuroMoslLEs FOR SALE

FORD 1881 sedan; Pordonatic; S7A9
ave. ne. ct 9Th. II. 6-6464.
FORD 1850 club; r. and h.: dark
sreen; excellent condition through
out: $3.50: 6-month or 6,0oo-mile
warranty. NoRTHEAST MOTOR CO.
Ford; ;,a go Bladensburg rd. ne
HENRY in j. So sedan: clean inside
and out, peri. 2nd-car transp.; a
bargain at S3s5. MASH ARLlN0-
TON CORP, Indoor Showroom.
2015 N: Moore St. Arl. tRosslyn) va
HEiAkLMxISiSausky, III SiI9Saai sensational new
heater and defroster: total del
price. si.495. Demonstrator avail.
able. Also Morris and NJ. @: dealer
JOE HEIsHMAN'S, 1912 Jefferson
Davis hwy. Arl.. Va, OF. 4-SSSS
Open daily till 8 PM, Saturday I'll
HUDSON '5s Hornet sedan; r. and h.;
condition throughout. Save hnndreds
oi dollars; q ;295; GRADY NO NO
" esS ssS.n h5se enS S.s:r s sfss fs
ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii, 6-6464.
S499. HORNER'S BUICK, 3SZS
Minn ne. LU 1929. -
sedan: Hydra-Matic, heater. etc.
Low mileage; on owner; cleaning
black finish. immaculate interior.
Car same as new in every way. Must
be seen to be appreciated: $995.
Bel BELL . MOTORS MOT SOTO. wis ave
HUDSON rs 4-door; r. and h.: So
down; $3.50 full price; PINEY
HUDSON '52 Wasp; Hollywood 2
and h.; ST ,095. ALCORN MOTORS
5000 Lee hwy, Arl.. Va.cJE. 2-5o5o.
HUDSON '5e 4-dr.; r. and h, beauti-
full 2-tone iin,. real good tires sxSl excl
low down payment STANDARD
PONTIAC, 4404 r. I. ave-, Brent
wood. Md. %
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AuToMoslLrs FOR SALE

FORD '52 FL M.ton pickup; bright
red finish: one owners low mileage;
top cond .throughouti 30-day guar:
sos, HILL & SANDERS, Wash s
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 18th st.
NV, NO; 7-11I1. Open ewes. til @,
roRD rsisi - u z er.stlin. v.s conv., r. and
h., twin sisnals.. Wv. tires, sand
stone white finish. black top. show
room condition: 4-mo. guar; So 900.
HILL g. SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer; 1900 18th ST. NV, No
FoRb 5s W v-S Wet victoria; Ia {; overdrive ers r. F. 2.
leather interior; low mileage. beau
tiful cond. throughout: 4-mo. guar. I:
81 ,595. HILL g. SANDERS, Wash. S
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 14th ST;
+, s,T;; Sat- Nqi !9il Elm. (. Open eyes, til
FORD '54 Crestline Victoria; over
drive. r. and h.. dark green bottom
with ivory top. Wv. tires: like new;
4-mo. guar: S9.695. HILL 5. SAN
DERs. Wash,'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
dpaa 1a Vermont ssra Fl, aye X al T' IA AD 44aoo'
h. Alpine blue finish. good tires;
3O-day guar. S1a5. HILL &, SAN
DERS: Wash,'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
1114 Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300.
Open eyes; III .: Sat tn 8.
PordoSate ES c0unsay and b. SDass sxln ssdaa se
mails, torch-red finish, Wv. tires:
beauty: 4-mo. guar: S2.2o5. HILL
& SANDERS. Wash. S Oldest Ford
Dealer; liza Vermont aye, NV. Ap.
roR8 eof3Oc m oPsn eastos sSss q o resdor sai IN
amazinglx clean one-ownsr car: light
Magic-Air heater. turn signals. See
1hig SRsi sha25 S46ns written ra.d sgaT s1,
r6Rb 81 s. sfe custom ns PE 3s Tuaop: flssG? r and
h., Wv. tires; beautiful s-tone
5o4.A: II. .745. MONROE FORD.
5100 Wis. ave. NV. wo. $4,000.
Open ewes. til Q pm.
FORD '52 Custom y.s conyertible: r.
car No. le6-A; SI.245. MONROE
FORD. 5l0O Wis. ave. NV. Wo.
$4,000; open ,o,s, ewes s til SoI pm: A.
and heater: low mileage; real
MoERoE shsFh efF foR9 a6S 1897 SCI ES $sA
hwy. sll: sps.. Md. Open evenings
FORD "a station wagon: $500
miles; radio, heater, Fordomatic,
Wv. tires; also tinted glass. This
is the Country Sedan model a real
savings. S2.345 AKERS OLDSMO-
ILE-CADILLAC CO., Fairlingtop
shopping center. Alexandria, oV.
FORD 10 Custom IS" club coupe;
equipped with r. and h.. spotlight;
YON-PECK CHEVROLET, 2636 Will
2-900I. Open til a:30. -
FORD "a Custom Tudor; sparkling
green finish. equipped with T. and
!, . See this beauty today; only
REek Peep caEvRoLET, fESH aeaS SLSfHsi WiisSn
blvd, Arlington. Va, ia. 2-9001.
FORD 81 Victoria Custom So;
beautiful beautiful ,;,b G,tone green finish; is
matte trans: must be seen to be
apprec. Only $S95. easy terms.
KENYoN-PECK CHEVROLET. 3140
Lee hwy. Arlington, Va, ia. 2-9003.
open It'll 9:30 weekdays.
FORD 1854 Victoria 6-cyl.: Fordo-
matte: power steering. heater; 400
miles; 81 ,775. EN-. 3-500S. 90
FORD. 1851 VS. Tudor: Al all
round condition: very low mileage:
S45 down, $40 mo. ARROW MO-
TORS. 32l2 Rhode Island ave. NV"
FoRD 6F'ifS5a fs54 VS. Custom tudor: t
Fordomatic,. r. and h.. one owner;
peri. condition; $1.645. EN-. 2-3036,
Evening star., 1955-02-04
AuroMosILes FOR SALE

HUDSON 1851 Hornet 4-dr. sedan,
prs oTlssa '9Sfiy 4 H9giy t,p Sass Terms; GnS
HU6soS EH6sS5s ays is47 st 4.dr. sedan: running s
offer. Call ST. 3-6l95. 4
JAGuARS 81 Marx Z sed,: 9.4Qo
NIL. $L.675. '53 convert, and 30
hard top JACK PRY. 18th and P
JEEP 1947 station wagon: clean: good
rubber; excellent running condition
best offer. TIE. 6-22S6. %
KAISER 1949 Traveller sedan: opens
into utility car with large carrying
space: orig. black, red leather in
terror; finest cond.: secs cash or
SIS down and $50 per mo. WOLFE
MOTORS. 1891 Wisconsin ave. NV,
EN- 3-0142.
KAISER '53 Manhattan; two-tone
nn,s;n.t tirss; tinted ted ElsSs GoE very Shsrp
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS, ~.
KAISER '51 2-dr.: r. and h.. seat
covers, turn signals; good cond,
HILL g. SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1900 l4th st. NV. NO
7-1l11. Open ewes. til .. Sat. til 8
KAISER 'b1 4-dr. sedan; Remington
gray finish. r and h.. dir. sig; extra
clean: S445. NASH ARLINGTON
CORP, Indoor Showroom. 90I5 N,
Moore st., Arl, (Rosslyn1 Va. JA.
5000. a
Evening star., 1955-02-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD so Customline Fordor sedan
Fordomatic, r., h.; one, owner, very
low mileage: immaculate condition,
safety tested throughout. Only
$1.195. PAUL BROS. lOLDS. KE
7.l30S. Wis. and Ellicott. Open
till s. -
FORD "a VS. Ranch wagon:
equipped. light blue, very low
mileage. owner: S1,795. BOWMAN
STUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. RA.
6-1l22 %
FORD 1859 Ranch Wagon; beautiful
2-tone finish, r. and h., immacu-
late interior. finest condition; guar
anteed; $1,195, cash, trade. terms.
WOLFE MOTORS, 1901 Wisconsin
ave. NV, EN-. 3-0l42.
FORD late 40 Custom VS. Tudor.
light blue-gray: new tires: new
shock absorberS new battery, htr.,
fog lights. spot light. visor and
Venetian blinds; good motor and
body; S3S5. JU. 9-4263. IS
FORD 1851 Victoria. r. and h.: Ford
omatic: 2-tone blue: S795; 6-montf
or 6.000-mlle warranty. NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO. (Fordl, 440t
B!adensburg I'd. ne. LU. 4-1011.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1889 Victoria: r. and h.; over
drive; maroon and tan; Al ali the
way; S1.0a5; 6-month or 5000
mile warranty. NORTHEAST MO-
TOR CO. tFordl. 400 Benning rd.
ne. LU. 4-1011.
FORD 1858 VS. club cpe.: 2-tone
green; Immaculate; l owner; 13,500
miles; Fordomatic, heater. white
tires: Sl,250 or best offer. Ii.
5-6700. Ext. 74502; or after ONCE
hours. KE. 1924. Is
Evening star., 1955-02-04
AuToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

FORD 80 VS.: blue: r. and h.; $500.
HoRNER's COR. Buick Dsaler, Fla
rnRn sTs ne iass at faor ssa Ii 6Sd6s sSd E. blue.
Al all the way; S595: 6-month or
6,000-mile warranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR co. (Ford), 920 Bladens-
burg rd ne, Ii. 7-S300.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

LINCOLN Lh5NCooiLSNo ~ @ Sesmo; sedan; e.; ana
peaier; Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th, II.
o-6464.
LINCOLN 80 4-dr. sedan: Q tone, r,
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The Arizona post., 1955-10-21

Features Hot
Dance Music

" Jazz and Bop m u S C will
emanate from the auditorium
of Congregation Anshei Israel
next Saturday night, Oct. %
at the Harvest Hop Dance
Carnival, sponsored by the
AnShei Israel Sisterhood.
There will be dance contests
including jitterbug and
Charleston. Those who like
dancing full of rhythm and
fast tempo will find the music
by Paul Myers and his orches-
ira their meat, says Mrs.
Joseph Radner, dance chair
man. A former professional
dancer, she was acclaimed for
her Charleston. She says there
are many young men and
women in Tucson who dance
beautifully" and they especial
ly will want to "come OUT
that evening.
Prizes will be awarded in
the dance contests. Judges are
instructors of the A t h u r
Murray dance studio, the Ari-
Zona School of Dance and Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold Bennett. Mrs.
Michael Schaeffer is co-chair-
man.
Admission is nominal and
refreshments will be a avail
able. The public is invited to
attend, p cipa a t e in the
dances and to enjoy the dance
contests and music. Tickets
may be secured in advance by
phoning Michael Radner at
5-5297 or at the door.
The Arizona post., 1955-10-21
Eve BBW To
Give Party

A fall social event for mem
bers of Bnai Birth w m e n
evening section is a cocktail
party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kalb, 301 S. East
bourne from 8 to 10 pm.
Extended cordial invitation
by the groups chairman, Mrs.
Edward Kleinerman are mem
bers. their husbands and their
friends. A special bid is made
to business, professional and
community women interested
in the many facets of Bnal
Birth activity.
Assisting Mrs. Kleinerman
are Mines. AIRY Flshman
and Milton LevkowitZ. They
may be contacted for further
information.