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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
NEWS OF ART SHOWS
Hebrew Temple Scene
OF Biblical Exhibit

Washington recently. after
travelling with the magnificent
exhibition of Fabulous Peru"
which was shown at the Nat
ural History building last sum-
mer, visited here by more than
10000 people, and reviewed
in these columns at length on
July "a. Now on an official tour
under sponsorship of Don Fer
nando Berckemeyer, Peruvian
Ambassador to the United
States. the exhibition most re-
Gently visited the Philadelphia
Museum OF Art. which pur-
chased In Front of Machu
Picchu" the painting which
was reproduced on this page.
The paintings of Moses by
Mr. Krekovic are in the grand
manner. monumental in con-
ception and dynamic in pres
entation. The figures are
thrice lifesize, and the paint
ings have a golden brown
tonality. On the right. Moses
is presenting the command
ments to his people: on the
left, he is breaking the tables.
These superb works, it seems
to me, are the kind of re-
llgious painting that speaks to
the general public.
Twentieth Century Exodus"
symbollzing displaced persons
of many races, includes por-
traits of the Krekovics, whose
home was demolished in the
World War II bombing of Bel
grade tby the Nazls) and some
1900 of his canvases and
drawings destroyed.
These paintings will remain
at the temple for another
10 days or so. (Open to the
public Monday through Fri
day. 2 to 4. and other times by
special arrangement with the
temple Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

also shows still life and other
subjects. His gouaches i'm
pressed me as his best work.
Although not yet 40, Mr..
Silvera has had an active and
industrious life. outlined in the
biographical notes in the
Unions catalogue, available on
request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
BY FLORENCE S. BERGMAN

1S ELOhENCE ,. bEnh MAJ
The Old Test a m n t and
classical mythology are the
sources from which Benjamin
Abramowitz has drawn the
themes for most of the paint
ings in his large one-man show
in the social hall of the Wash
ington Hebrew Congregations
new temple, at Massachusetts,
avenue and Macomb street
NV. to remain through De-
cember %.
This artist is as gifted at
expressing himself in words as
in paint: consequently, his own
comments should promote the
layman's understanding of his
paintings. Biblical lore and
classical myth" he says, "are
the traditional sym bols by
which we live: Adam and Eve,
the dependency of man and
woman; David and Goliath, the
victory of the brave over the
strong; Hercules. mans glori-
Gus conquest over adversely;
Lot and his daughters. the hu-
man tragedy; the marriage OF
Rebekah, a nuptial song"
Mr.. Abramowitz calls the
form of his paintings "a fusion
of personal invention with con-
temporary manners. Not all
of them are equally successful,
but the best work is impressive.
His interpretations of his
themes vary from near-natu-
ralistic to abstract; in color,
one of his strengths. from
high-keyed delicacy to deep
sombre schemes; and in mood,
they reveal his intimate knoWl-
edge of the respective subjects.
BIBLICAL conceptions
The creation of Eve trecum-
bent and levitated flgures) Is
naturalistic and delicate in
color; Adam and Eve being
driven from the Garden is
somber and more modern in
form. Moses and Aaron" is
a double psychological por-
trait; "Rebekah" a colortul
pageant; Walls of Jericho" an
abstract pattern of bricks or
stones and demolishing trur1-
pets.
This ninth one-man show OF
Mr.. Abramowitz comprises
about IS paintings and 10 or
more drawings. most OF them
new work, not previously ex-
hibited. Born in New York City.
where he studied at the Ma
tional Academy of Design. he
has lived in the washington
area since 1941. He has exhib-
tied extensively in New York,
Washington and Baltimore.
Most of his one-man shows
have been in Washington gall
leries. He is also a lecturer on
art. and teaches both in the
studio adjoining his home in
Greenbelt, Md, and in another
behind st. Matthew'S Cathe-
6ral.
Moses Paintings in Lobby
Two heroic paintings OF
Moses and another entitled
"20th Century Exodus" by
Kristian Krekovic, are also on
view at the Hebrew Congrega-
ton temple, in the lobby. The
artist, a native Of Croatia
CYugoslavia) and his wife. a
French musician, returned to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Solo From Panama

Eudoro Silvera of Panama is
having his first one-man show
i'll the Washington area, at the
Pan American Union through
December II. Twenty-eight
oils and gouaches indicate that
he is most interested in the
human figure as a source Of
abstract composition. but he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

cipients of Christmas checks.
Design Workshop. 1910 Wis
consin avenue, NV, opened
last week end an exhibition
and Christmas sale by the
Cherry Tree Textile Designers
and guest exhibitors. 1t re-
mains through December "a.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Missionaries
To Be Among
Pulpit Guests

A number Of Washington area
churches win have guest speak
ers in their pulpits at services
tomorrow.
Two churches have announced
they viii have missionaries as
speakers.
The Rev. Kurt Ribi, who Is to
return shortly to Japan where
he is a teacher at the Japan
Theological Seminary, win speak
at the IL am. service at the Bible
Presbyterian Church, 303s @
street NV.
DR.. Jesse A. Engle. executive
secretary of education and culti-
vation Of the Board Of Missions
OF the Methodist Church, viii
speak at the IL am. service Of
the Wesley Methodist Church,
Connecticut avenue and Joycelyn
street NV.
Other churches which will
have guest speakers and the
services at which they appear
are:
Brookmont Baptist-Dr. Win
fred Overholser. superintendent
Of st. Elizabeths Hospital, at IL
an. Service marks 30th ami
Evening star., 1955-11-19
|BapfisfstoHoId
[2-Day Session

The District Of Columbia Bap-
|tist Convention will hold its am
|nual meeting Monday and Tues
day in Brookland Baptist Church,
Sixteenth and Monroe streets
IN.E. Sessions will be held at
$3.50 am. and 1:45 and 7:30 pm.
each day.
Committee and board reports.
addresses by outstanding Baptist
leaders, and the election Of new
Iofficers viii feature the two-day
session.
Edward J. Fox. sr., convention
president, viii deliver his mes
sage at the Monday morning
meeting.
DR.. william Axling, missionary
Ito Tokyo, Japan, and Or. Perry
If. Webb OF San Antonio. Tex,
win speak at the Monday evening
session.
DR.. NJ. Chandler Stith, execu-
tive secretary Of the local con-
Ivention. viii report ct the Tues
day morning session. The elec-
ltion OF officers viii take place at
this time.
The concluding session Tues
day evening viii have Or. Frank
A. Nelson, president Of the Amer
ican Baptist Convention. and DR.
Porter Routh. executive secre-
ltary, Southern Baptist Conyen-
ltion. as speakers.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Cathedral Has
Advent Guest

The Rev. John T. Golding,
rector Of the Episcopal Church
of the Redeemer. Chestnut Hill,
Mass, and former Canon Of the
Cathedral Of st. John the Di-
vine. New York. win preach at
the II am. service tomorrow in
the Washington Cathedral where
he is visiting preacher during this
month and next.
Mr.. Golding, who also formerly
headed the Department Of Phil.
|osophy at Bard College, Colum-
bia University. will deliver q
series Of consecutive Advent SER
mons continuing through De-
Icember IL.
Holy Communion win be cele-
brated in st. Mary's Chapel al
8 am. tomorrow by the Rev. Can
on Charles Martin. headmastel
OF st. Adams School for Boys
and in Bethlehem Chapel at 9:3t
am. by the Rev. Canon Theo.
Idore o. Wedel, Warden Of the
|Cathedral's College of Preachers
The Rev. Canon John M. Bur-
gess, chaplain" at Howard Uni
|versity, win preach at the 4 pm
Evensong service.
Oklahoma will be remembered
in Cathedral prayers tomorrow
and the State flag will be carried
In professions at morning and
evening services.
Evening star., 1955-11-19

Iversary Of ordination Of the pas
tor. the Rev. Charles w. Caul-
Iktns.
Second Baptist-The Rev. r.
Irving Boone. pastor Of Central
Baptist Church. Wilmington,
N. c., at II am. service marking
Ichurch's 107th anniversary.
Third Baptist-The Rev. Ash
ton Jones, evangelist from
ATLANTA, Ga, at IL am.
Atonement Episcopal Chapel
The Rev. Canon Charles Martin,
lheadmaster Of st. Adams School
for Boys, at II am. Mems Day
service.
Augustana Lutheran - TIL e
Rev. Carl L. Manfred Of Minne-
Iapolis, associate youth director
lof the Augustana Lutheran
Church Of America, ut $50 and
III am.
Epworth Methodist-The Rev.
y. E. Kemp Horn, former pastor.
will speak at the II am. service.
Asbury Methodist-Mrs. Wal
lace NJ. Streeter Of New York
will speak at II am. service.
Bethesda md Presbyterian
The Rev. Curtis Harper Of
Union Theological Seminary.
Richmond, on Commitment
Basic to Stewardship" at IL am.
Howard University, Andrew
Rankin Chapel Bishop d. Ward
Nichols of the First Episcopal
District, A. M. e. Church. will
speak at ii am. service.
Washington Ethical Society
DR.. Leonard ]. Duhl. psychiatrist
lat the Institute Of Mental
Health. on "The Community and
Mental, Health =
Evening star., 1955-11-19
World Service
Rite to Feature
FIemminq Talk

Director Of the Defense Mo-
bilization once Arthur 8. Flem-
ming win speak at q national
capital service Of Thanksgiving
at 4 pm. tomorrow in New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church,
1918 New York avenue NV.
The service will be dedicated
to the Share Our Surplus" pro-
gram Of Church World Service.
Others taking part In the serv-
ice will include Mrs. Theodore O.
Wedel, recently elected president
|of United Church Women; Mrs.
Peter Marshall. widow of the late
Senate chaplain. and DR.. Albert
r. Shirley. Washington Fedora
tion Of Churches president.
DR.. George NJ. Docherty, min
lister Of the church, win also take
part In the observance.
Evening star., 1955-11-19

5. D. A. SPECIAL SERVicEs
Evening star., 1955-11-19
st. Matthews States
Confirmation Rites

The Catholic Archdiocese Of
washington will hold its annual
Fall confirmation rites at 4 pm
tomorrow in st. Matthews Ca
thedral.
The Most Rev. Patrick A,
o'Boyle, Archbishop Of Wash
ington, viii give the sacrament
He will be assisted by The Right
Rev. Msgr. John K. Cartwright
rector of st. Matthews.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Chinese Church
To Sturt Fund Drive

The Chinese Community
Church viii celebrate It's Goth
anniversary tomorrow by launch
ing q building fund drive for
$4,000. Five teams viii seek
to raise $4,000 each by May.
1856.
DR.. Clarence w. Crawford.
pastor Of Calvary Baptist Church,
win speak at the 8 pm. observ-
ance in the church. 101l L street
NV.
The congregation plans to
break ground for q new 500. 900
structure on the present site
this spring. DR.. C. c Hung Is
pastor Of the church.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
St Duvid's Meets
AT st AIbun's

Members Of st. David's Epis-
copal Church. Macomb and
Klingle street NV. viii wor-
ship temporarily in the Little
Sanctuary Chapel of st. Adams
School for Boys while work on
the church Is being completed.
Holy communion viii be held
at 8 am. and family services at
II am. tomorrow, November ~
and December 4 In the school.
There will also be Thanks
giving Day services there at 8
and 10 am. The first service in
the completed church Is ex-
pected to be held on December
II.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Bishop to Preach

Bishop g. Bromley OMAN,
Methodist Bishop Of Washington,
will conduct the IL am. services
lat the Fort Myer Chapel, Fort
Myer. Va, tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
CHURCH STRUCTURE TO BE DEDICATED

The new education building Of First Christian Church Falls Church
Hastings president Of the Capital Area Christian Missionary Society VIII speak
pastors study office kitchen and sanctuary
since June1o5
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-05-01

TIME SUCCESS of any livestock enterprise
i this side of the fattening lot or the milk
parlor depends largely upon the quantity
and quality of the grass crop. The farmer
who consistently produces a good crop of
grass not only makes himself richer but has
healthier livestock
For the dairyman, grass is the cheapest
source of nutrients known. 1t alone, If album
dant and of high quality will enable dairy
COW to maintain her body weight and pro-
duce approximately IS pounds of high quail
ity milk.
Tt will enable the rancher to produce beef
at the lowest possible figure and steers start
ed on grass and finished in the dry-lOt will
require much less concentrate than will be
required had they been dry-lot fed entirely.
Grass has place in the hog raiser's pro-
gram also. Grain fed pigs are healthier and
gain faster when they are allowed to Craze.
Studies conducted at the Huntley Branch
Station show that productive, irrigated tame
grass pastures are the cheapest source OF
nutrient largely because of their longevity
of stand and the fact that the grazing animal
does the harvesting. Comparative overall
production costs show that nutrients IN pas
lures were produced at lower cost than In
alfalfa hay or small grain crops like oats and
barley.
The crops compared produced 100 pounds
of total digestible nutrients at the following
costs:
Crop yield Cost per Ivy
ner acre pounds TDN
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-05-01

Since nutrients can be produced compare
lively cheaply in the form of grass that is
grazed, every effort should be made to In
crease the productivity of the pastures and
to manage them SO as to obtain the greateSs
POSSIBLE benefit from them. The total yield
of pasture is greatly influenced by the IN
tensity of grazing and the stage of maturity
at which the grass is grazed.
Grass should be grazed on an immature
basis. Grass that is allowed to head OUT,
bloom and start seed formation will yield
less total forage and continued on page 56)
Evening star., 1955-01-14
AUToMoBILEs Eok sALE

PLYMOgTH 1858 Cambridge 4-dr
sedan; beautiful STONE blue-and.
black flnish; good tires; equipped
terms. trade: 81 ,0z5. MARYIANT
MOTORS. NC Rockville, Md. OIL
4-65O0. Open evenings.
PONTIAC 1855: completely equip.
power eteertnR and brakes: 3 tone
Wv tires Can ARRANGE banh
e0ss e0anssss oo sna Rsssss sasSs VA
7-205S after 8 Hm. Lid
PONTIAC 1858 de luxe IS" Catalina;
=. and b.. Hydra, leather interior;
Ike new eond. Special at $1,795.
Top allowance for your car. MCNEIL
PONTIAC, 1920 Wis. ave. Oh. A.
5000 In the heart Of Bethesda.
--14
PONTIAC 1854 star Chief convert.
nle: r. and h.. Hydra. WV. tires;
like new car you'll certainly be
proud TO own and drive: s., ,295;
PONTIAC. 1920 Wis. ave. OF. q
5000. In the heart Of Bethesda.
PONTIAC 1854 star Chief convertible;
Giro gray fnish. with black ton;
equipped with radio. heater. Hydra
Matte. power steering, power brakes.
E-z-Eye GLASS and excellent tires;
guar. CAPITOL cApiLIAc-oLDs.
MosILE sT I5soS 60. 1922 22nd st. NV.
PONTIAC 1850 2-dr.: r. and h..
HYDRA, w..W. tires. low mileage: l.
owner car. A special at $745: top
ssllo,wancs for your car. MCNEIL
5000. In the heart Of Bethesda.
PONTIAC 'b2 chieftain "s" de luxe
station wagon; T. and h., Hydra. !:
excel. cond. S1.250. JE. 2-16s2.
Evening star., 1955-01-14

MERCURY ,54 hard top; radio.
SsaiiI s. 0sss Sssn.s s1ns sa L sety ssy hs
well; pretty as picture and In
great demand at this low price Of
$2,l95. GRADY MOTORS. Lincoln
Mercury, 1909 wisconsin ave.. OIL
Evening star., 1955-01-14
AUTOMOBILES FoR sklf

OLDs 80 .es's 4-docr: 7. and b.,
Hydra-Aiatic. light green, Wv.
tires; bic car. little price; S695; O.
month or 6.000-uile warranty.
NORTHEAST MOTOR co. lFordl.
400 Benning rd. ne. LU. 4-I0l1.
OLDs 1851 ',gS" hard top; radio and
heater. Hydra-Matie drive: $1.0A5.
Car No. 1863. MONROE FORD.
1897 East-West hwy. Sill. spg,,
Nd Open evenings til 8. JU. 6-f604.
0LDs '53 Classic .9s": excellent
condition; fully equipped; discount
kRs pisc;oUEr SALES corr. Isl
Bladensburg rd. ne.
OLDs 1919 Model .76" sedanette;
with Hydra, r. and h., and other
accessories; beaut. new powder-pun
paint Job; interior looks like new;
was S696: special. $545. FRANK
SMALL, JR-, Used-Car Lot 1886
Good Hope rd. Sc. LU. I-0647. --i6
OLDS '49 ..9S" 4-dr. sedan:S59g.
HoRNER,s BUICK. 3s2s .Minn. ne.
OLDs "a 2-dr. s.ss'' Super sedan:
power equipped: S2.599. HoRNERS.
BUICK. 3s29 MINI. ne, LU. l-9226.
oLDs 81 Super ..ss" a.dr. club Sc
dan: attrac. green finish: fully
eouipped with r. and b., Hydra AZ
ARLINGTON CORP. Indoor show
s5.,yS TsS aolS T. \ ls Moore sss 81; Arl.ng.on
oISs 70 i ass. "a 1-Sr.: aisOsp' :. and h..
SSs5. +. J. SHOWN PONTIAC.
NC; is4s i Wilson blvd" Arl.. Va.
oLDs fl Sup. "ss" 4-dr.; low mile
age; perfect condition: widow must
sacrifce. S995; Mo; 6.oe55.
oHDs aydrs f%s oaner. sisS HsSr Mr.. 4 ana VAa h.
CO. 5-0654.
OLDS '52 "9S" de luxe 4-dr, sedan;
attractive serge-blue finish with har-
monizing tailor made seat covers, set
OF by WV tires. radio, heater
super-range Hydra. and host of
other accessories. This car has been
Thoroughly inspected and safety
tested in our shop and iS outstarEd- stand
81 l.595: reduced for immed. sale at
only S1,395. oLMSTEAD MOTOR
CO.. N. Virginia's Largest Oldsmo-
bile Dealer. 20Q0 Wilson blvd, Arl.
Obs 1883 "ss' 4-dr; fully equip. /;
Can arrange bank financing. viii
OLDs 80 "Ss" club coupe; metallic
green; 10000 actual MI; Al cond.:
dual exhaust, WV. tires; fully
PACKARD 40 small "S' sed.; r., h.;
gar, kept; leav. city. must sell: best
offer. OWNER. 1886 10th st. nv.
PACKARD 81 4-dr.: green: special
at sos. ALcoRN MOTORS. 6920
Lee hwy. Arl.. JE. 2-5050. --15 !,
al S2o5. ALcoRN MoToRs, 1920
Lee hwy. Arl.. JE. 2-5050. -15
Evening star., 1955-01-14
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

'54 Monterey sedan:
pSons fRS p, ~. naag sg-sssa. sssss.as pssa. eond.
siERSc;UtRY ,51 Monterey hard top;
like new: discount price, S1.995.
AUTO WHOLESALERS DISCOUNT
SALES CORR. 1881 Bsadensburg
MERCURY Iai aii .52 sedan: exceptionally
clean. fully eduipped: q beauty; dis
sALKRS DISCOUNT SALES CORP.
1871 Bladenshurg Rd. ne.
MERCURY '53 custom sport coupe;
o.d.. I: and b.. seat coveIs: orig. 2
HoroRs 91s RE me- scsrP PPolds5 go sSso Mha AR
ST. "a blk west Of Ca. age.l. Silver
Spring, JU. 5-6IS6. III
MERCURY 1850 4-dr.: black: radio
and heater: fine car; S606: terms
arrsngsd; VA. 7.2o4l; 80 -.
aIicstasr i1 1t.aioT Mion'efNsy nsSd sSS
T. and h.; heaut. 2-tone blue; 1000
actual miles; formerly owned by
diplomat: Ike new; 3-fay special
lowest price IN town; S2.150. CARS.
INC, 1856 Florida ave. ne. Ex-
n. M-sg0f &. is5s new .-TP. 1900 &C.: an
other large shipment arrived: start
Ing at $l.995: new colors. Visit
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srea. 7tn at z SIS. nv. en aontn n, q
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A:Gs-e To- enoose from. from
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party. Mr.; cALLAN. co: 5-o653.
.. y: Oh Ir modei foaastsr WIZ
green nnish owner az a1soluIeiy
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T-o2V5
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PLATED; PLATED mo motor snst S'l sosnpi Da ss- oyss-
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H0RGAN Pits x: most unusual
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Evening star., 1955-01-14
AUToMoslLEs ron SALE

NASH 1852 Statesman 2-dr. sedan;
peri. low-mileage. 1-owner car. W.
e. reclining seat with beds: overdr.s
economy comfort; more car for your
money at S1.095. NASH ARLING-
TON CORP. Indoor Showroom. 2015
y: Moa.e ST. dArlinston CRosslyn.
N.sa Hsi "a; iass sSgso; gRsi;nh,er eouyertible, lb
81 .395. Immaculate red finish. real
red leather upholstery. automatic
top, radio and Weather Eye. This
1-owner car is In. tip-top condition
and carries our select ..no-cSst war
ranty." See 1t at WILLIAMS 4
oIDsMaoBiIE saRGAINsL5s .ss'
GsS 81 f.5ss: 81 sSSs" Holiday sedan,
$I:395; $50 .gs" sssdan. s5s6' ;,9 49
so;,npea ss s9nysstl6s sH condition sssS aar lSs
teed. low GcWn payment. THACKER
MOTORS. 1900 r. !. ave. me-. =.
oGfiDSsSSS6BnK ofDssS6BnK 1859 .-ss" 4-dr.: p power !
steering Hydra.. % =; snd i;,. a.; Wv. ~
solutely Immaculate: only 1885.
CARS INC. nc. 165 Florida ave. ne.
oLDs 1851 Super 'ss. 4-door: Hydra
Matte: r. and h; original light blue
fin.; $l,095. MANN MOTORS. INC
Of &c. s.l. Silver Spring. ~.
oLDDsMoBILE 1e4e; with HYDRA
Matte transmission. radio. heater.
4 new tires. new battery: car IN
excellent mechanical eondition:
S4e5 cash. Cali 10. $4,000. ext.
oLDSMoBILE little de luxe club: Ta-
dio. heater; splendid condition. Sl39;
terms. 50 down, So week. ROPER. !"
olSsMnsk lsse sps r Iass i aye; s,rsr me; .ss std
trans: beautiful ons-ownsro osa car; ICY, loT
OHDsMOBiIE 1854 starhre convert
ible; Hydra. power steering and
brakes. selectronic. radio, low mile
age; one owner; ;ssS Gan RE. 7-o;3sSs; ;s
oa1sMofnAt sedan; IN spotiess IL =. .orisinal black
finish, with white-wall tires: heater
Clean. ca uaarsffIi Carefully driven. ioW-miieage
car; must be seen to appreciate;
S49e; trade and terms. KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave. open
oipsMsoBrLE iIHIasirLE 1850 "ss' de luxe A.
dr.. sedan: Hydra. Z. h: safety l;ss
S695. Stock No. COCA. PAUL BROS:
(Oldsl. KE. 7-130S. Wis. ave. and
Ellicott st. NV. Open daily TN
oIDsMoBILE 1853 Super "ssa 4
DIR. sedan: HYDRA. r. D.. tinted
glass, Autronic Eye: l owner, low
mileage. Sold and servieed by US
since new, Outstanding value. Bar
No. No. eas. PAUL BROS, ioids), KE.
!. T-i30S, wis. ave. and Ellicott st.
NV. Open daily till s pm. .-l7
1858 super "Ss" conv.,
cpe.: HYDRA. r.. h, Wv; Premium
tires, Continental spare wheel. Sold
gain price, 81, ,795. Stock No. TO-.
PAUL BROS. fOldsl, KE. 7-130S,
Wis. ave. and Ellicott st.. NV. Open
daily till pm. III
Evening star., 1955-01-14
AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE

PONTIAC 1854 star Chief custom 4
door "G';; Hydra. and b., fully
equip maize yellow and winter
white: very low mileage; Ss.450.
ARCADE PONTIAC, 1437 Irving st.
NV. AD. s4-S600 also 3430 1Ath
st. NV. RA. 3-9670. Ia
PONTIAC 1853 chieftain de luxe A.
door sedan: S-cylinder, HYDRA
Matte. heater and directional sig
mails, dark gray; exceptionally clean:
$l,e95. ARCADE PONTIAC, i437
Irving st, NV. AD. 4-S500 also
$500 18th St NV. RA. 3-9670.
PONTIAC 1854 Star Chief custom
Catalina: beige and winter white;
S-cylindef, Hydra-Matic, fully
equipped: q special at $2.5g5. AR
CADE PONTIAC. 1887 irving st.
NV. AD. 4-S500 also 3460 18th
81. NV. RA. 3-o670. Ia
PONTIAC 1852 Catalina hard top:
fully equipped: immaculate condi.
ton: only 1,l95; bank terms.
WILLIAMS, goth and r. !. ave. ne.
PONTIAC 1853 chieftain de luxe "s''
4-dr. sedan; 1usterous 2-tone gray
finish; !. and h.. dir. sig; new-car
eond.; low mileage; price, $1.325.
Showroom. 2015 N. Moore ST.. Airing
ton (Rosslyn. Val IA. S-3030. ---15