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, 1955-12-12
Mr.. & Mrs. Thdyer
Entertain Over 200
Hundred Guests

Over two hundred guests
representing a splendid cross
section of the community in
Guiding a few from the main
land, were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. William Thayer at
picturesque Buffers Bay Es-
tate yesterday at | o'clock.
Still unassuming, as the
first time they arrived in st.
Croix, the couple greets every
individual with the same en-
thusiasm; they move among
the guests constantly to as
sure themselves that every
one is having a good time.
An assortment of drinks
, 1955-12-12
congressman Keen
of New Jersey Visits
ST. Croix

Congressman Robert Kean
Of New Jersey was a visitor
to St. Croix. He came in on
Saturday and talked with
many residents, in an attempt
to get an intimate knowledge
of the island so that he will
be well informed when mat
tiers affecting the Islands
come before the House of Re
representatives..
Representative Kean was a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Thayer yesterday. He
was a former classmate Of
Mr.. Thayer.
The Congressman was a
guest at the Buccaneer Hotel.
, 1955-12-12

Congressional Com.
Opens Hearings in
ST. Croix Wed, jan IA
The subcommittee on Pub
lie Works and Resources Of
the House Committee on
Government operations head
ed by the Honorable Earl
Chudoff, will hold hearings in
ST. Croix on Wednesday, De
cember IA, at 1890 am. in
Government House rather
than December Is as original
~ announced.
Governor Gordon plans to
accompany the committee to
st. Croix.
The Committee plans to
visit st. John in connection
with the proposed national
park on December Is.
Chairman Chudoff and his
committee, consisting of sub
committee counsel James Ian
nigan; Staff Director Arthur
Perlman, Associate General
Counsel William Pincus and
Chief Clerk Joseph Litvin
will hold hearings in the Gov
eminent House in st. Thomas
this morning and also tomor-
row.
The following officials have
been requested to appear be-
fore the committee: Acting
Commissioner of Finance,
head Of Tax Division, Depart
ment of Finance; Commits
sioner of Health, Acting Com
missioner Of Public Works;
Commissioner of Tourism and
Trade; head of labor division
and Wage and Compensation
Officer, Department of Agri-
culture and Labor; Director
Division Of Personnel; Presi-
dent of Vicorp; Tax Assessor;
Officer in Charge Of Agricul-
tural Experiment Station.
Other individuals and or
ganizations interested in tes-
, 1955-12-12

neva, Switzerland, and has
since toured Europe and the
United States. In every place
she has carried her audience
with the verve Of her playing
and her natural affinity to the
keyboard. Here we have a
real personality at the piano.
Residents of St. Croix will
be most fortunate to have
this charming and talented
pianist coming here for even
SO short an engagement.
, 1955-12-12
MdnY Prizes Will be
Awarded ut Xmds
Festival Celebration
Concert Society Will
Present Murid Tipo
J~dnuorY Tenth
Miss Ruth Kissing
Becomes Bride Of
Lieut.. Uric Benjdmin
Congres siondl Com.
Opens Hearings in
81. Croix We'd. Jan IA

b Several prizes will be dis Miss Ruth Kissing became The ST. Croix Com
of tibuted under the auspices Of the bride Of Lieut. Uric Ben iey announces tina
on the St Croix Festival or De jmn Of the USA F. in an first concert to- be
adj cember 9th according to a impressive ceremony at a Np January 10th it will
al press release issued last week hal Mass in the Holy Cross the internationally
in There will be two prizes Roman Catholic Church at pianist Signrina Ma
0e- awarded to Float entries, the $50 am Sunday December Miss Tio a youn
in first to the Most Original" 18th. The Mass, the complete pianists twentyfol
and the second to the "Best and perfect ceremony of the cid, blonde with a
aal Decorated" Three prizes will marriage given by the Catho- personality She is
be awarded to Troupe entries lie Church, wss sung by Faith all this but she can
!. the first to the Most A- er lose Buono piano. which is mu
to 8'
thenhc", the second to the The bride was given n mar to the point here.
"Not Original" and the third rage bv Peter Thurand: the It is not vet koy
to the Most Comcal" groom,s best man was Lieut. program Miss Tpo "
70 H@Iee Patt OF the St Art of the Ramey Air Base in n January 10th, but
CrdxsB Bicycle Shop is giving Puerto Rico where both. are ever she will play wi
two bicycle prizes; one Of Ten stationed. Miss Lucinda Ben formed with confde
Dollars to the best D@orat- iamn, sister of the groom competence. At the k
his ed" Bicycle a second prize of was maid ST honor. The she is strictly busn
ID i've dollars TO the Next brides maids were: Lynen La tense, to the point, n
an Best entry. Bega, Doreen and Mildred gesture or famboyan
mr. At the Parade Ground, after Kissing the two latter are has decisive ideas alb
raj the judging OF Floats and sisters Of the bride. David Gca and goes through
nd 1roupes there Will 81 a Mota was ring bearer and led repertoire with
lin continued N page - Eve Schjang was flower girl turable efficiency
, 1955-12-12

Honorable Earl Chudoff in
care Of Governor Gordon,
Evening star., 1955-02-27

many, and his men did a lot of use
less work, but the one item which
would have paid for his attention
didn't come IN. and SO - what do
you think happened?"
He leaned forward and pulled a
package of blue slips toward him.
EIGHTEEN of them," he said
calmly. Eighteen jewelers. shops in
Greater London robbed of the finest
stones in their safes. Each crime
happened precisely at noon and each
was worked IN exactly the same way.
You brought in two of the gang and
thirty-five men got away.
Evening star., 1955-02-27

the wrath of a doubt uept unwill-
ingiy into his mind.
The Chief Inspector never blus-
tered, but there was acid in the man.
At the moment he was not looking
at MacFall; but his lazy. heavy
lidded glance was fixed on the blot
ter on which he was making idle
drawings.
After while he began to speak in
his dry. precise voice. "Ah, Ser
geant." said he, Il don't suppose
you've ever heard of a gentleman by
the name of Ehoy Muspratt? Don't
tell me. 1 can see by the expression
on your face - which I'm not even
looking at - that the name is Greek
to you.
Let me tell you about him. In the
first place, he's the most intelligent.
the most impudent and the most
dangerous jewel thief on the con-
tinent of Europe; and IN the second,
he's the man for whom the whole of
the Criminal Investigation Depart
ment has had its eyes skinned ever
since they. learned that there was a
chance he was coming to this com-
try"
MACFAIL stood looking at his chief
blankly and the dry voice continued
without pause:
Unfortunately the agents abroad
lost sight of the fellow and, although
all the usual precautions were taken,
nobody guessed he'd have the calm
Evening star., 1955-02-27
THE GREAT LONDON JEWEL ROBBERY
Continued from preceding page

At first he had all the luck in the
world. He waited until it became
Clear that wherever the self-styled
doctor was driving it was not to the
hospital. Then he went through the
prescribed police drill for such an
emergency with perfect confidence
and. indeed, success.
He chose a moment when the road
was clear and revealed himself as
police officer. He challenged the
driver to stop, and then, when the
driver refused, went smartly into
action. He overpowered both men,
relieved them of their guns and their
loot. saved the car from destruction
and drove his prisoners back to his
own station with the speed and eff
ciency of good gun dog retrieving
a'couple of birds.
ONLY his ineffable smugness pre-
vented several startled officers there
from telling him that it was a very
creditable performance.
The blow fell on the following
morning when he was summoned to
the Division Detective Chief Inspec-
tors private Office. He could hardly
walk he was 50 pleased and he
stumbled in, lowering his eyes mod
estly.
A silence which had something of
the chill of the grave about it went
on so long that it became embarrass-
ing
'~MacFall looked up and suddenly
Evening star., 1955-02-27

''Muspratt, who was still mas
querading as the prince. left the
country by private plane at five
minutes before one yesterday after
noon. Most of his sO-called suite ac-
companied him. The Flying Squad
is looking for the rest now"
He settled back in his chair and
regarded the man in front of him
steadily.
"A week, he said distinctly. The
police might have had a full week in
which to check jewelers. - asking
for details of any medical man who
had left a piece Of plate to be en-
gaved Or altered. 1t really would not
have taken anybody long to notice
that there was an unusual number
of medical men who were going to
collect a piece of plate the same day
at the same hour"
seBUT why?" The startled question
escaped MacFall involuntarily.
why all at the same time?"
The chiefs expression was panied.
Because it was a good, simple idea,"
he said sadly. land would have been
fooluoof but for the checking
and the reporting"
There was another long pause,
and when he spoke again he sounded
depressed:
''MacFall." he said. you'd go
further in the s,sJovxssd branch, my
lad. We don't really need your gifts
in this department. It's that parlr
trick of yours. you know. l should
be very careful of it if l were you.
1t takes the blood from your head,
shouldn't wonder" The End
Evening star., 1955-02-27

effrontery to impersonate a famous
Indian prince and come over with a
retinue."
For the first time, he raised eyes
which were as bleak as wet paving
stones to survey the sergeant.
The Superintendent in charge at
the central Office did all he could"
he went on. He arranged that every
suspicious item, however trivial,
which was reported by a jeweler
should be passed to his desk. He
then had his men query all other
jewelers. Of importance to see if they
had anything to report in the way Of
a similar incident. He got a great
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AuYAMoRILEs FoR sALE


NASH ,s2 Ambassador sedan: out
ftanding 2-tone gray finish, hydra
matte, radio. heater. bed seats. ETC.:
very low mileage. crle-oyner car
only Sf,las. NASH ARLINGTON
CORp. indoor showroom. s0i6 N
Moore st.. All. fRossiypl, Va. IA
R-303ll. lib
NASH ia A-door statesman sedan;
sparkling red and gray color. hy-
dfemst. bed seats, diEeetionei GIG.
evs: one-owner car. with cnly
$4,000 miles; real value ni
$I,i95. NASH ARLINGTON CORP.
Indoor SHOWROOM, 20lb N. Moore
st. Arl. tRoSslynl. Va. JA 8.
NASH 1854 alI-Faetai station wagon
r. and h., 2-tone; one OF our beBi
buys. cash or Sl95 down: SSn6
BELL MOTORS b01a Wis, ave
n.wa Wo. 6-S900. --I6
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4lO0 GA. AVE; ~ ,.-----.
MORRIS MINORS 1855; e-doofs.
c6nvertihles. station wagons. Start !.
>heater, deffoster. signal lishts. On
display; faptastic tFade.ins. NAN.
HKTTAN AUTO. NC. tEst. inlA,
tn at n Ists. NV, North 1.2iOu.
H.ans aI salss 90 kins 81 A'eA'
NASH Metropolitan '51 cow; sports
cGr, but comfortable: pvt. owner;
xI:n4a. LO. B-4594.
Nash 'b2 Rambler station wagon: 7.
arfd h.. cd; Ss9h. SOUTH EAST
NASH. 2033 Nichols ave. Sc, LU.
l.k30o. ia
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AvTcMos;L.s Fos :aLE

NASH 1859: beautiful conditien;
s ssss:nss ss as sssi' ess'si
NASH ,Sa xinSassador haratcp
Country Club model; cleaning rust
and ivory finish. hydramatic. re-
do heater. leather and nylon up
holstery. reclining bed seen; r sIi.,
ecsooaRR iaaser sh nsH a'. s,is 4.
Moore st.. Art lRosslyn). Va. "a.
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AUToMosILEs ron SALE

NASH a. ~ s5 EasHs souf Paard fSgT Eas af
2033 Nichols ave. Sc. LU. $500.
NASH So Statesman 4-dr. sedan;
heater. Cd; l-ovner car: 81 .00b.
SOUTH EAST NASH. 2033 Nichols
ave, Sc, LU. $500. ---Il
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AUTOS eoe sALT lesasl


FoRD 80 cuztomlIne VS. Tudor.
Hawthorne sreen nnisn: Win s9n
ssSss'in sI.n 81 s ssssSs and sosks
iooEs lie nav; onls Si.065.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa. Are. 81, IL. s-esss
E0RD IS eeugertihle: sAnd Ehits
nd tropical rose. eseek sep. q nae
ss..ss. sasn ne ysirsiss A lsss y J
roRp ieso s-seat station waEcp;
DOWN $s9s BELL M6ToRs. sofn
Wis. ave. n.Wa NO. ti-6e0o. .-le
FORD 1854 Custom Foreor: s-tone,
{. and h; low mileaeeE Neekseln
special. cash OF &l41 down, SD =
BELL w MqIq SsSsod Solo sSss
FORD 1858 TudeF blue finish, TN
p1aeuiste thEoueh99! wesk.snds s sSs-
EEL Sci; si MseoroRs, soiS Wis. sss.
NV, wo. 6-sD00. liz
FORD so eeupes needs some bedy
work. real special II full price,
Si45. TOWN q COUNTRY SALES
WO. fS-9lnO. Open I'll o.
rORDs-,5a Tudor. equipped. Ss99;
81 Vietoria. maroon with white
tor, Fordomatis, 7. and h. Wv.
{lres. 5000. HpRNERS CORNER,
buick Dealer Pa. ave. ne. ~ ON,
FORD SO crestline y-s yietSris
kardtop cow styletoneo nas
fordorn attic, (. and h., seat covers.
turn sfgnais Wv. tires, CONF
mental wheel; one owner loM mi.i
real snarp car. only At,3iA.
Frank Small, IT, Inc.
$500 Pa. Ave. BIZ. Lu. s-gs@s
FORD 81 victoria hardtep; cream
and green, full leethsr npholktsEys
also hydlamatie. radio, heater. etc:
sScepiionaliy nice thronshopf;
1885. II. u
Suburban Cadillac ldS.
ssRApLEY SHOPPING CENTER
- A tIsTI
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KAlSER 81. Take owes .gaymsnta,
Coins IN ,sTT. La. S-sos4 si.s5E s.
LINCOLN iaSe cosme a-ds., dual
hydramaties Fl and tonsi
Ss45 down. si.i65. BILL MOTORS.
500 Wis. ave. nv. wo. 6-ee00.
LINCOLN "a hardsop coupe; :. and
h.. Wv. tires. power steering and
brakes; Sl,795. THACKER MO-
TORS 18th and p. ]. ave. ne.
LINCOLN liAp Cessna. Z, and h,
Need S4o0 cash or best of1er. Home
sat. and Sun wkdyn. after 9:Su-
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AUToMcDiLEs FoR SAILS

uLDsMoBILE 1854 super seSs 8.
dr.; Z. and b.. hydfamatic: ike nav
fnish; only si.p6s, HpYLE MOTOR
eALEs, ifl7 3. J, ave. n.er Pc.
oL,b6esnoBnE 1915. 4-dr. ps;
owner driven, Wen maintained. Best
0Ier over 800 Private sale. Mr..
CHARLIE. 4412 baltimore ave,
AyattsFille. --7 l.a
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AuToMoallEs FoR fALE

MERCuRH 80 Cdr. sedan; s-tone
sas 81 dawn 81 pI s.sr III sn nls e
MOTORS, 80. s-iiSs. IA
MERCURY '5s Custom l-deor: fully
equipped with MereomntIe, dark
gray; one owner; SilD7. BOWMAN
STuDzBAKER. 1000 Qa, ave. NV
RA. fl-1 H. I'D
MERCURY 50 Convertible; eanary
yellow, Wv. tires, III. pcEeF, new e.
PYEky BRANCH MOTORS ~
al cdr; fully equip
oriainal factory nnish: excel como
S49s. VILLAGE MOTORS. INC. e
r. /. ave. ne. AID. A-0444. i1
MERCURY 80 sedan: Z. h, :.
6 sSSs s an s sSs down. sss os RsslsM e q
S ssESca + Mo SaSSsss j Efn s-llss sl'
MERCURY 1881 club coupe; radio
heefer: firsf-elass eondisi bes,
care; S5aa, terms. ROPER 1Stf
and r. J. ave. ne.
MERCURY 1898 Monterey sedan
white top, lime bottom, powel
brakes, tinted glass. white wai
tires. auto. transmission, radio ant
heater. rear speaker. side mirror
company of1ieial cars Sas 500
GRADY NOT IRIS CORP.
1904 WIS. ave. Beth. OF. 4-149s
MERCURY 81 convertible; r., h.
and Mercemntie. eaee. windows
nsy esrburstef Priced e oasx $tsss 4,
s saS e0 from. PrS Sshsl 4; NO
MhfHNSoSE ISIS 1T sMonselair Gar
coupe lakeland blue: eempletel,
equipped: 1900 miles lIke-nev
Phone ST. 3-O3So between %
MERCURY .5s Custom club coupe;
IIAMs. 10th and n. i ave, ne,
MEnCuRY 1883 MDnserey hAedtoI
coupe. radio. heater. altom1tit
Transmission; beautiful s-tqne nm
lsf with 9nAtehine WV tires, y
owner car with very little mileage
qusrantssd zoos tnreVghs N
you need Is SIS down and Job. We
can arrange finaneing. For further
can be seen It BuRkKLL MOTORS,
2lsf Hennsng I'd. r.e ---l6
MERCURY sS2 hardtAp; /, and b.
dark green flnixh; seat covers
81 ,O9S. No. DD9-A. 30-day guar.
Antee: trade on terms. MONROE
FORD, 1881 East-West hwy. Sil
apg., Nd. Ju. 5-TS04. Open ewes
TIL q pm.
MERCURY 81 4-dr. sedan; merco-
matte. radio, heater, seat covers
dawn gray finish; Join the big y
With this locally owned beauty car
epeciel today only $685.. Ask FOL
No 9S3.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
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F0RD Is Custom g" Tudor: r.
nd n s ss lg o,,,, nilsas sii.y,t SRe
HAKER. 1900 ca. ave- 9.w, ~
64tls2 10 )
FORD 1859 Pordof Sedan: - b. sdi-
regional lights, oris, ms and IN
terror lks pew low ptIs s o W.
TORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. B.
FOND 1855 Grown vietoria: 2-tone,
rose and white: fully eMuip: 1900
mi. Excel. sond Qrie. scst ~ 49, :
FORD IS station wagon: 2,tone g.
passenger. VS. power pack. tH2-
Horsepower engine, Foraomatis'
a. access 5000 mi with proper
care, se;ks6. COLONEL cARIFR.
20. STAN. I. I'D S
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1zNVB tt1Ae1el ~ ~ eass snA - = - - W
LINCOLN Continental lN4s kardtopi
=. and h.. oserdrive. new NV. tube
less tires: ike new inside and out
HOYLE MOTOR SALES. 17l7 n.
ave. e. pu. $500. .,--14
thess anaasisiis dian. EkSIs i,nsi
cars; 1895 cash Of IS down, So
per mo. WOLFE MOTORS. 1891
WIS; sys. AZ \ Ia - 5seaa
hVdfnInatic tailored sat covers
Wv. tires: Al real eef 80 day
Benz aas var W. 1 pldsis ID ESfd psaisr
asodS SSs ssS ~. wi IN 81 s.s P ,il s 5
s sS :Iiss II 4. "a; sIs.. "A sa,i B
Wv. tires. red and black leathei
interior; continental kit yeal
beauty. 2-dAy money back trial
4-month Written guarantees. Hill
beeler. 1900 i4th 81, NV NO
1-111I. Open eyes. ~ 3. Gak I'll 3.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

nAsH ,ss station wasen; y b c.e; j
esIi s7es. VI, 4-3is6:
NASH 1850 sedan; perfect: stored
, yre.; owner moyfnF: $3.50 OF best
cash offer. IN 3-6t11. -,l0
NASH 1880 Rambler conveftibie;
radio, heater, sparklins green M
IRE s pm sGp Ind sFs e yer g m I.s e
ssi.: szas. AK for No. III.
Keiiyon-Peck Chevrolet
2838 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. We:
"A. a-sl90a Open TN sssg
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AuToMoalLN zen sALE

MERcuRY AZ club coupe; original
I. paint: 6yerdrive: heater: custom
owner: s345. Rx. 3-salp. 10
MERCURY an 4-dr.: oyerdriYe, Z.
and h.. tailored seat covers; clean
iiisides and put, SOD; Today suer..
Oldest Ford a psslsr; l Gnsn i iash
I 'tIi p, Sat. ID >. ......-..-...,..s
MERcURY 1885 MONTEREY sedan;
III eoYdovan and white. auto.
trhnsmission. vhite-wall tires, pow
er brakes, tinted glass, heater. curb
bufier. side mirror. Company eftl-
GRADY MOTORS CORR.
7san WIS. Ave. Beth. OF. 1000
MG., 1851: I'd. radio, heater, sos.
! FlFnwood 6-343i. Mclean. Va. --lH
N0-TF 1854: wire wheels: excellent
condition: $l.375. no. lob
II "a s5as low mileage. orig, black
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE


HUDSON late AS Commodore IS, de
luxe: 1900 mi. Lifeguard tubes,
sllsksRs d gSNd buy $500 g vi, sess
HUDSON 1851; excellent condition.
l-oyneF car. trade vii be eeSepted;
STILL for Demonstration. 10. 4
004I. 1882 East-West hwy. --I0
HUDSON 1850 Pacemaker s6'' 4-dr.:
her. k1NA. BOWMAN STupE-
BAKER 1900 "a. ave. nv, IA.
ke1122 is
HUDSON 80
WASP CLUB COUPE
Radio. heater. hydrsmatic. 1890
actual miles, SAFETY tested and re-
conditioned ID our shons we invite
your intpeetion and test drive:
priced d sell for only Se9S.
OLMSTEAD OLDS !
e0d0 Wilson Blvd, Arr. IA. T-S40E
HUDSON 1883 sunef JET a-dr.i ny.
dramatic. radio, heAtef, seat COW
ers, beautiful dark tan metallis
ers, one Of the most economical
cars on, The road today, Ridiculous,
y low price; S7a6, Ask Tor No
Kenyon-P Peck Chevrolet
1855 Wilson S,il;, Blvd. As.Inf.4esPl a ys
HUDSON '5e wasp 4-door; r. and
b. dir. siss. seat covers sood tires
Observation-Disclosures
NH nnIa,. Two In EE000
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MERCURY '6a custom club COUP

MERCURY 81 4-dr. sedan; merco.
Wiih this locally owned beauty car
epeciel today only $685.. Ask fol
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
314o Lee hwy. Arlinsten. W
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LINCOLN 81
4-DOOR SEDAN

Orieinal light blue flnish. tailof-
madam sci sHsss iul a,y.
actual miles Nv / owner. We invite
your inspection and test drive,
Priced 10 sell for only $7a5.
Is (lE.MSTEAD OIDS
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SRADY MOTORS CORP.
ROYAL, MOTORS

~ Q: rs: Low niils.ge, cEiF, 6las a
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F0RD '54 convertible; Z. H.. Fordo-
matte. black top: clean e Pm Pm
h.6l5: 2-day lnopey-hAtk kLieh
3-nsonth written einfnntet HUI
& SANDERS. Wash.s Oldest Fexp
Dealer. illA Vermont ave. Ew,l
40. 4-4300. open eyes III y. hes
FORD is crown victoria; pswsl
All the way. fender tkiftss Wln1.
shield washer. w , ssEss: a sSn.
psny efaeiai eskf otlr Sc ,fSai 2
day nsonss-Sack tTlhi, month
written gusrantes HILL La 2 r,ss. Ass-
400 18th st. NV. No. T-l1ll'
Open ewes. Ill o; Sat. I'll y.
F0RD "a Mainline so Tudor; lsht
green nniiA: f.llly equipped. one
owner. Going this week for only
Wissinger Chevrolet Co.
7,soRNERs, ! A aas!,s SAuHcA' VA
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NASH ,61l
AMBASSADOR CUSTOM

Attractive metallic blue harmonic.
ms tailor-made seat covers czsei
and b. and hydramatie drive. VI.
INVITE ,yeuI !nspssticn eEd ia tssl
OLMSTEAD OLDS
soo0 Wilson Blvd. Arl: IA. 7.slQf
NASH 81 Rambler cow. &. and h,
S495. SOUTH EAST NAsH 203;
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HUDSON 80
WASP CLUB COUPE

Radio. heater, hydramatic. ~. 800
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MERCURY 1898 Monterey sedans
white top, lime bottom, power
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CAMPING INFORMATION.

Up. M. L., Falls Church,
With three years of camp
ing behind us, our family Of
nine is looking forward to
future camping trips. Here
are a few answers to your
questions. You can get an UNI
brella tent with a floor, easy
to set up. The size would de-
pend on the ages Of your chill
dren. Cots are not necessary.
but inflatable air mattresses
will add to your comfort. You
can make sleeping bags by
pinning three blankets to-
gether, scout-style. If you buy
sleeping bags we advise the
double ones that can dip to-
gether to sleep three. Nylon
is warm, lightweight and takes
up less space.
A three burner gasoline
stove is best. But for a short
age of space two-burner will
suffice. Get a compact camp
cook" kit and add to it a pres
sure cooker and covered iron
frying pan. A gasoline lantern
is nice if you plan to Stay up
after dark, but a kerosene Ian
tern or good flashlights are all
that's necessary. Usually, you
cannot buy ice or perishables
in State parks. We start look
ing for ice houses a couple Of
hours before we need ice.
Sometimes ice and milk are
delivered to campers in State
parks.
We have a small box trailer
for our equipment. If you can
get yours on your car roof, be
sure to have heavy-duty tires
on your car. AS for clothes,
jeans, sweatshirts and heavy
pajamas will be necessary al
most everywhere in the coun-
try at night, especially in the
West.
Breakfasts consist of canned
juice, hot cereal, doughnuts,
instant coffee or cocoa:
lunches, sandwiches and
drink. This leaves only one
big meal to cook. Make beef
stew Canned. Spanish rice
or something similar while on
the road. On a long stay you
can cook as at home without
an oven, of course).
There are several nice camp
sites along the Skyline Drive
in the Shenandoahs. Borrow
some equipment and try your
wings. We guarantee you'll
start buying your own equip
ment after your first try.