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PRINCE cEoRcfs COUNTY

AGRIc.. BELTsyMLE-NoL AREA--z;
3-bedrm. brick and Caln- reowooa
rambler on Ia-acre level lot with
beautiful trees. featuring attach.
garage full bsnit. hv. rnl. with
firepiy and family.siss yase "a ON. s.,, '% q
81 800. can be handled With
SO. 500 cash. Cali MR.. MILBY: NO;
S-Es9I LIST M-Sn FREDERICK
W. BERENS SALES, INC. MA; D.
|ASsoSDALE - s.bedEm, BRICK: ; at
tached garage sur, .s,,. assE, iqh ". osms' sres
Sl4'aso 4 caII OWNER, AP. 7-0es4
RELTSVILl,R--:3-b -bedrm. Cape COD
separate din. rE1., nice kit, nnishsd
bsnt.; lot lo5x1Ts. Sl4,I59. AZ
T-455I. coHEE REALTY CO.. AP
eFRgRsHIRE-This IgssR outstanding Cape
cod home has these desired fea-
lures: Liy. rm. with firepi. sep.
din, rri.. ige. equip. kit, bedrm.
and bath on ixt floor; bedrms
and bath on End d.: full nsmt. ;
storm windows; Anchor-l
g1sSsp gaSs vsIf Sloet 8 St s9sSslns esfSa4y snS @
sppt. % cali Mr. Bandy, RE. 6-6e3l
CRAWFORD q BANDY, INC.
REALTORS. RE. b-p100.
CHEVERLY, MD. Custom built
brick rambler, All large rooms.
Master bedrm With bath. nrepiaees
full bsmt.. recreation area. Lot ln0x
1856. Near schools and shopping
Price, S23, 500. A. H. SEIDEESpIN-
NER, Realtor WA. 7-lOl0 or IA.
cHiEIuM. MD. ,st. Johns Parish,
---2-story brick rooms. bath.
closed porrh; full bsmt., sarage'
Terms. A. II. sEIDENsPINNER.
Realtor, WA. 7-1o10 or HAs p
caMiiIiuM Rp., AvoNpALE--cisan
Colonial, det. brick, on h-aere
corner lot has s,,iss scr porch ,;,,, rsSg s;1.
din. rm.; under priced at Si5,950,
terms. SUPERIOR REALTY CO..
TU. 2-7740; ewes, HE. 4-s9s7;
cHILLUM, l block from new Cath
Ollie church and schoOl--Immaeu-
late 3-bedrm. Dutch Colonial on
beautiful Handicapped lot with sep
arate din. rn:, TIE bath, tuli osmt; ;
bargain at only SI5.boO. GI or
$3.50 down. THE PERRY BoSWE1L
CO. WA, 7-4ha0 I'll \ pm. -27
COLLEGE PARK--New 3-bedrm
ranhiers. t5l, full basement: tiled
bath; GI and conventional fnanc-
Yg,, ina 5Sth rSs pI .sr,a. snd Fox aS e; OWNER
GREEN MEADOWS--open Sunday.
1905. 6228 Goth. pl.. siX rms,
vacant, newly dec. fifepl.; QI.. 5000
JOHN Il JOHNSON. VIA. 7-s05o.
GREEN MEADOWS = abr. COLO:
approved. Many extras. CITY WIDE
HIILCREST HTS. .bedrm. brick,
with unique center hall; semidet.
design: loft. lily. rm., separate DIN
rrm., ext sxtfa-lSs; & WestinshSuSe % aoaS saq9lpI;i a9nI;
bath. s van ana 0qsiin pato Tsrrc Ts SseH Haa. a
SI5,4eQ. g 6edrn,s,, IL baths. ct
tionai tir,ancins. Cali Laura shapiro.
Ar I-a074. COLONIAL INvasT-
MsTErs VILE sioe 4srd ays'-|
about this 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
With frepl. Priced to sell Move
in BY Xmas. AP. 7-hass. CoHEEI
II KEAhSrnS 1S.aS.s so:A oP:AafsH. -ssSll chiillum-5 b.
r. brick: has everything: cony, LOG.
price and cond. CITY WIDE REAL
sT. PLEASANT HTS. VERY WE'LL
Kept, 2-story home; liv, rm,, din,
nm, klt.. pantry. 4 bedrms., beth.
Addison rd, Askinr $1,000 oni
terms, Call Mr.. Boyce or Mr.
Mack, NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 73o 17thl
st, NV, NE. S-41n0. --27
HYATTStILLE--Op Open sun, 1:30-5;j
1901 Nicholson ST.; 6-rm. brick
TsnSa|er Ssnt tr.sent contains rser c.dar Tm
lined closet, work rn.. storage:I
outdoor barbecue flrepl.; only $l6,-'
800, JOHN X. JOHNSON, wa.
7-oONO. 10
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"Don't mind me, sir. just like to sOatch
your Adams apple work when you take bite"
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

Mr.. FOUR CORNERs-B Brick and
stone rambler, 8 twin-size bedrms.
liv. rm.. stone f1repl.: din. rm..
10xiO elec kit, disposal and
dlshwasher, bsmt. gas h,-w h,
driveway. Assume lge. LIST trust.
BURVLE o. RAMSEY, JU. a-29s5.
NEW 3-BEDRooM, BRICK rambler
"a baths. sep. din. rm,. all-electrtc
Kitchen, carport. large basement;
l0Dx200 wooded lot. $4,000 FIRST
trust trust. . Open Mrrn deE tnspsstisei1s pes ssoss is7
cLosE-N ROSEMARY HILLS. MD.
Use District bus service. Charms
ing twin-stze bedfm. brick ram
bier. New-honse condition. VIII
trade, Call Miss zaker, FE. 3-3b69,
MARSHALL J. WAPLE Co. 1874
pliSth iSth 8; M, Ap. 4-20o5. .o,,,,
kit lge, liS. rm. plus fun bsmt.
sun deck. storm windows, new gas
h.-w.h. The price Is only SI2,s50.
BoNAN A. Fo0ARTY, Lo. 5-5o52.
sII.75o buys a-bedrm. cape Cod on
level 75xf2b It. lot. plus liy. Im:
with din, ell. lge. equip. kit, full
bsnnt., gas h.-w n. OUTSIDE bsmt.
entr. BoNAN q FodARTY, 10,
COMFORTABLE. eonv. Groom home,
$40 Park ave, Takoma PIX. Md
Vacant. Fireplace. family sized din.
rm., large screened porch. gear
garaRe: oil h.-E.h.: S15,p5Q or best
offer considered. cOFFMAN REAL
TY Co. Ju. 9-4i23 or JU. 5-s7l4.
any time ---27
OPEN SUNDAY, Z 70 s PM.
s,a 939g Myy sEcoNp sseyEo AVE w
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$4,000

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
81, 900 down. Nr. Nichols ave. and
Portland st. Det frame home con-
rm., din. rn.. bsdrm., lge, Kit. and
bath. 2nd fr, has / bedrm., kit,
and bath: Oct; s.S.,, sarase, Nc. Nice Level
Is priced TO seil this week end. For
appf. 10 see. can LU. 4-77Ss.
E. Quincy Smith, Inc.
I41s II St. NV. DI. 7-s9S7
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
One OF the luveiiest ramblers IN the
whole Chevy Chase area. DESIGNED
for gracious living. this home offers
all the modern eonyentences and Is
located on q very quiet and ex-
elusive area. Artisticaily landscaped
grace OF this hcmc. Four bedrooms,
two baths. center hail, living room,
dining room, oE kitchen. Priced
right.
Open Sun, Noon Til Dusk
DIRECTIONS: North on Wisconsin
ave. past Western, "a mile to Nor
gan dr. and leftSto 4s0B and our
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.
ST. a-1enn EN-. a-a44a
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~ iEf3loHnRl HlnIIRln.1nu

CoL0RED-3I6 CLAIMING ST.
Vac. det.. 2 story, 2 apts,. S-4 rms.
REALTY, 90. 6-R9flS -27
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BETHESDA

COLONIAL
Close.iu, 3-hedrtn. and den. fiv. Fln.
with firepi., full bsmt, detached
Earsge. x1T. 800, GI and FHA ap-
proved Ewes. and sun. OIL. 2-6344,
BUNGALOW
2 bedrms. and den on LIST a., ex-
pandabie Ind q. BreeSevey to
gsrase, Just sedseofsteS q. = oS5s si4'see,
NEAR H.JH.
Just OF Old Georgetown rd., very
desirable brick home with 3 lee.
hedrms,, z tile baths. attached
garage. full hsfnt., wooded lot.
Priced sor Immediate sale. $22, 500.
dI approved, Ewes. and Sun. OIL
EAR EARL T WRIGHT co.
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NQN-V'ETS.

- ~ = - - ~
Only 81 900 dn. and $40 per mo
on this large, roomv 7-yr ,-old Cape
Cod: few blks. from public or
parochial school, SHOPPING and
transp. .---Large .iiv. rm. with flreDl
sep din. rra. kit With din area.
9 very lac, bedrms, and den or 3rd
bedrn1: fun bsmt., only $4,000
for quick sale
ONLY 3
Left Of our new spiit-leyels: 2 extra
lge. bedrms,, den avail; hsmt. with
22-ft. rec, rm. built-in oven and
range: patio OF din. rm., dble-bowl
vanitory in bath. Wrought iron
railines on balcony and stairways:
hand picked brick with redwood
trimmings, Completely furnished
for that homelike atmosphere, Full
price. $l6,6n0 vets or FILA. Open
every day. Dir: Out New Hamp
ave. to Univ lane. right to Baltt..
more blvd, left | mi. to Edgewood
rd., right to home: or out Queens
Chapel rd. to BALTIC. blvd. left on
blvd. u mi. to Edgewood I'd. and
right to home
BURCH REALTY CO.
s13s baltimore Blvd. College Park
TO a-5aao TILL & PM
After 4, WA. 7-56ii, WA. 7-SI4a
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FORESTVILLE
SIJITT,AND

SUITLAND
WALK TO CENSUS AND SHOP
We have . all-brcik homes; one on
q corner lot with . bedrms., expan-
sible upstairs. iiv, Tm., din. Im.,
kit. Rear porch. Full psmt. Sl2t-
$50 up. Terms. 10 S-S44O.
WEST & DIXON. REALTORS
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PARKWOOD
New 3-Bedrm. Ramblers

Brick, living room. fireplace. sepa-
Fate dining room. all-electric kitch-
en-, table space, Full basement with
recreation area outside entrance
Screened side porch Level lot. nc
steps. nff-street parking. Conven-
lent tn uarochial and public schools
Reasonably priced, Only 3 left.
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4ss5 EASY PL. Sc.
$16,500Terms to Suit

Lovely detached 2-story brick with
3 bedrms.. and bath end a.; large
liv. rm, with fireplace. full-stze din
rn., kit. finished rec. rm.. = bath
in bsmt . ! blk. to Coral Hills
shopping center and bus.
TO REACH--out Penna. ave. left
on Alabama ave to 46th ST.. left
on 18th 2 blks. to Easy pl, right
to Open sign.
Open for Inspection
SAT-. AND SUN, j TO DARK
LU. 1886 LU. l-5002
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SI5.2n0

Si y sssSTm ssTSn;d iSath PHI ~; S,ms mn
semidet. brick GI or assume lee.
1st trust. House comparable in
size to q $4,000 det. Shown By
CHESTER H. KELLER
JU. 6.71O0 Mrs. Isard. VII. 6-7ese
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|GAITHERsBUWG - Beautiful resi-
dence for doctor or dentist; has
whole acre. Also en- older house,
r00ls'vllls slos. n.
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S10.95O

$3.50 DOWN and s73 so MONTH. I
large bedrms. new. dec, lge. fenced
ward and low taxes. GRAHAM a
co IN S-li650, 9 till q,
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BARGAIN

Be sure to inspect this attractive
brick home. This house features
3 liv. rm., din. rmy kit, 2 nice
bedrms.. large tiled bath, stairway
10 expandable attic, front and rear
enclosed porch. built-in garage and
oil hot-water heat. Basement is
made into comfortable apt. of liy.
shower bath Now occupied at $50
per mo. A real Xmas bargain at
only l1.000. Terms available.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
8214 Branch Ave. Sc, 10. s-77oo
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ALEXANDRIA
11o1 KEW DRIVE

custom built split level; mr.. Eptsco-
pol Seminary. parochial and pubic
schools, Large wooded lot. 3 bed
rms. 3 baths, den or maids rm.
Many fine features. Latest GE dc
luxe equipment. Price. S334Sa.
DIRECTIONS: Shirley hwy TO
Quaker lane to Key Drive. Cali
TIE, 6-013s. -21
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nIc CHANGE M HOME BuYING-

BIG CHANGE N HUME BUh INN--7
Non-vets can take over 4i9ss, 81
loan. No qualifications; 3 big bed
rms, din. rm.. housewives KIT
full man sized bsmt. diversified lot.
Better than new. Low down. Easy
payments. Call quick. PRINCE
GEoRG Es PROPERTIES, AP
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ONLY 10MIN. NEW Acc

Q beautiful homes with one or two
Pooiesviile 3io3. %
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a3G8 SECOND AVE.
SILVER sPRINo. MD.
New. house ecnd.; .det. brk,; side
hall z rms. 2la bathS. lee. porch,
Ear.. nr. schools. Owner trans
j. LEE DoNNELLY & SON
IA. s-33l8. Ewes, Sun, Wo. 6-2362
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5-Yr.-old Brick Bungalow
In a quiet. exclusive and truly out
standing neighborhood. IEWfS-
DALE, Md. 5 rms. bsnlt., rec.
rm., expandable heated attic. Huge
Anchor-fenced yard. ASSUME CT
LOAN. with nominal down pay
ment. Price. only $l3,950 A look
will convince you so call me early.
ST 3-73fSS. -27
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) LUXURIOUS HOME

LUAUhIOUD HUME
Owner moying to mid western state.
This is very unique and pic
tgresaus Hiilesest = home 1;..s fasins e.
with fireplace. dining rm., kitchen,
powder Fm.. breakfast rm., rumpus
rin., large study and bath and
game room all on 1st a.: 3 hedrms.,
2 baths on End a.: 2-ear attached
garage. Simply gorgeous lot i66x
100. II Is one OF the finest homes
on the .heighte oyefiooking the city.
Ewes, TE. 6-2133.
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BROKER hihhNN Al'IST kE s-ssss

rHREE-BFDRM. brick home In town;
full bsmt,, tile bath. kit, din: .rm.
with fireplace. H.-w.H. combina-
ton storm and scr. windows, lEe.
fioored attic. Priced for quick sale,
Si5.750.
THREE -BEDRM. stone home on
approx. . acres. practically new.
air-cond. heat. About 25 miles to
THREE BEDRM frame home; kit,
dinette. liv. rm. cerport, on look
900 lot, Only .I,;9R 81 AGO. SSrN 4S,Nsan. an.
REALTOE. ltl4 No Battle ST..
Manassas. Va. rhone "A -
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Colored-South Cheverly
CT OR CONVENTIONAL
Exceptionally attractive detached
home on 50xI70 handicapped lot;
modern: perfect cond.: $4,000
total price; small down payment.
For full particulars, call Mrs.
Phillips
CAMPANELLA & co.
Ex. 3-4ll3: ewes. and Sun. LU.
l-lSO6. -27
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NAME YOUh TENNIS
oI Or NON -oI---uNUsuALLY NICE
rnsc s0as \ Stef sa onEId ssId.s MsINNEsorA SsFs coy
and desirable l0cation: sep. din.
rfn.. beAut. recr. rfl., frt, porch,
landscAped; many other fine. iea-
Eertin. .yo; s-sSe0; COX = CO..
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tschnioue IA which . painting
q the Holy Family d heavily
embossed "a white against q
soft blue background. IN Q
manner similar to the cele-
brafed Wedeewood ware.
Designs b. many noted art
lists are being offered IN greater
variety this year than any time
In the past. PAINTINGS and de-
signs By the Associated Amer
lean Artists. the Nations lead
ing art group. present Q vivid
Interpretation o. the Christ
mas scene.
Sn1aII-Fry Surprises
Bonus surprises will be
found In Christmas cards for
this years crop Of youngsters
with such delights as magic
kits. cook books and games
4lSAN0c3s
An unbeatable treat Is Hale
marks sCan-Do" Magic Kit,
which Incorporates hours Of
fun In q large decorated en-
velope ready for mailing. The
kit contains six easy-to-do,
tricks, and easel from which
the young magician can work
and d box To hold the appa-
ratiis. as wen as play glasses.
mustache and coniurer,s wand.
In the decor line, today's
homemaker win discover that
Bee TODAY's HOME. Pare B-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
By MARY I. VAUGHAN

Eye-catching. heart-warm-
ing subjects win grace this
years Christmas cards captur-
ing the shimmering magic Of
the Yuletide season In new
colors, styling and techniques.
And while there are at least
go shopping days left before
Christmas, it's not q bit too
soon to begin selecting cards
and looking over the delight
full and up-to-date decor ac-
cessories and artistic gift
wrappings.
A quick review Of the 1855
Christmas card selections re-
veal bold. intense ccloring.
Red, traditional hue 81 the
holiday season still leads as the
fayorite while blue and BLUSH
green's, tones not normally as
ISOLATED with Yuletide. are be-
ing used effectively, perhaps
Influenced by the popularity
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TODAY,S HOME
Cords, WrdppIngs
For Christmas Time

Of blues ana blue-greens In to-
days home fashion color
schemes.
The slim finn" shape cards
which were introduced several
seasons ago hre setting Q trend
this year with . large percent
age Of the more glamorcus
greetings being tailored to
these proportions.
Foreign influence
Artistic influence from for
eign lands can be seen In many
OF the cards again, o reflection
Of the Oriental and italian
trends so apparent In home
furnishings this season. One
such greeting features an ar
rangelnent ~ candles. each
colorfully decorated with gilt
ter in Oriental fashion, while
the niosaics Of lOng-ago italy
provide the inspiration for
. number of other religious
cards.
New, tob Is the acameos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
M. Yormolinsky
Guest Speaker
on q clOuI

Mr.. Adam Yarmolinsky.
newly appointed director Of the
District office Of the Fund for
the Republic, win speak at the
woman's National Democratic
Club luncheon at 1880 o'clock
tomorrow.
He win speak on '.How Much
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Security can we Afford?.

Security Can We Afford? r
Mr.. Yarmolinsky recently
completed 1 special study on.
Government employee security
cases for the Fund for the Re-
public. He formerly practiced
law in New York City and here.
and was clerk to Associate jus
tice Stanley Reed Of the United
States Supreme Court.
Mrs. William =. Driver Is
chairman Of the luncheon.
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I955 Dodge Models stress synq Three lone Point Jobs

Dodge Is another of the new
cars which this year has an en-
tirely new body and concept of
design. The engines remain basi.
cally the same but have been
improved. Emphasis throughout
Dodge's entire line Of II models
in three series is on flair
styling"
Wheelbases, overall length,
and interior leg, hip and
head room of all Dodge cars is
identical. The various engines
are called the Super Red Ram,
with 1873 horsepower, the Red
Ram, with ITS horsepower and
the Getaway g. Of 123 horse
power
The Rams are both va, over
head-valye engines. The Super
Ram can be boosted to 1913
horsepower with the addition Of
q power kit consisting of dual
exhaust pipes and mufflers and
a fOuf-Darrel carburet0r.
Dodges are produced with
standard transmissions and
Power Flyte automatic transmits
sions. The gear selector lever fer
the latter is placed on the instru-
ment panel. Clutch and brake
pedals have been suspended from
the firewall to eliminate road
dust entering the car.
A more comfortable and stable
ride is Dodge's aim in using
wider and longer rear leaf
springs. Front suspension is by
roller Joint and coil springs.
Glass area has been increased
16 per cent in the new wrap
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This has two "drive" positions
drive" and "dart"-and a di-
rect-drive clutch which locks UP
the torque converter for more
economical operation.
While there are no new makes
of cars, the 1855 picture reveals
emphasis on individuality Of GER
tain models, Thus we have the
Imperial, now listed as the top
car of the Chrysler 1--WE. Ram
bier Is pretty much on its own.
like the Metropolitan, although
both in the Nash family. FL
dorado seems to be definitely set
as the seventh member Of the
General Motors family, taking
its place with Corvette.
The Continental will be re-
vived later In the year, according
to present plans. which, with
ThunderbHd and Mercury's en-
tirely new Montclair, will give
the Ford dynasty six different
lines. Packard has given COM
plete identity to Clipper. And
Hudson is featuring It's va Hor-
net and the Wasp as having sep
arate identities, somewhat like
the 1855 Jeep.
Riding Comfort.
Packard and Clipper Custom
will start a big wave of interest
in the matter of riding comfort,
its torsion level system Of sus-
pension being designed to give
the car the same sort Of easy
riding on rough roads as It pro-
vides on a boulevard. A 9-foot-
long steel bar runs almost the
length of the car on each side,
replacing the coil springs in
front and leaf springs in the rear.
Like a screen door spring
when twisted at either end these
bars wind and unwind so as to
give a fiat ride, stabilized steer
ing geometry and Steadier head
lighting. In addition, the rear
axle is joined to the frame
through two driving torque arms.
The axle also is kept in proper
transverse location by use Of a
stabilizer.
A number Of cars, including
Dodge and De. Soto, have the
rear springs cupboard; that is,
they are outside the frame rather
than between the frame side
rails. This makes for greater
road stability and handling.
There is also a trend toward
giving shock absorbers a more
horizontal mounting.
Especially noteworthy is the
combination brake master cylin-
der, reservoir, power unit and
stoplight switch on Chrysler,
mounted on the engine firewall
for easy inspection.
For Coffee Cups.
Pontiac's glove compartment
lid has recesses for holding cups
of coffee for those who want to
enjoy a snack inside the car
while travelling. Hudson has
joined Nash with reclining seats
and twin travel beds.
Any way you look at it the
1855 car is more of a surprise
package than it appears on first
glance or even after actually
taking delivery.
There may be no built-in
jacks. no power lifts for the
hood and luggage compartment
deck-and no place to carry
along ice water for a refreshing
drink on a hot day, but the In
dustry hopes to see many more
years Of progress.
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Adjustment Methods
Alike for Conductors

In these days Of highly COM
pIicated cars. and so much yaria-
ton in service requirements. it
is interesting to note that car
buretors are rather alike in their
method of adjusting for the
idling mixture:
Usually there are two screws
for this. When they are turned
In, clockwise. they lean down
the mixture. Turning counter
clockwise enriches the mixture.
The rule is to adjust when the
engine is hot. and to do one adj
justment screw at time.
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Soft Broking Can Result
From Internal Leuk

It Is possible for hydraulic
brakes to act as If they are Leak
ing fluid and yet not lose a drop
Of it.
This happens when there Is
what is called an internal" leak
within the brake master cylinder.
When the piston goes forward
as the drivers foot goes down on
the brake pedal. fluid leaks past
the primary cup and simply goes
back into the reservoir.
This gives that feeling Of the
pedal losing position as you
hold your foot down on it.
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around windshield. In addition.
Dodge says it has the most rear
window visibility on the market.
Dodge claims an industry
FIRST" with it's introduction of
three-tone paint jobs. The pop
ular two-tone. which has been
pushing the old standby solid
paint jobs of the street, was in
troduced back in 1941 by Buick.
Dodge was introduced in 1911
by the Dodge brothers, in their
Detroit garage. They had made
auto parts for years before en-
tering into complete car manu-
featuring,
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One Way to TeIIifNoise

II you are puzzled to know
whether that noise you hear.
and which seems to come from
the cars rear. is due to tires or
TO rear-end gears. note what
happens when you drive over
different kinds of road surface.
Tire noise win vary under
such conditions. It will also be
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Is Reur End or Tires

loudest In the speed range be.
tween 20 and 80 miles per hour.
If the car is equipped with an
over-center spring to help ease
the job Of declutching. it can't
be properly replaced until the
clutch pedal has first been ad.
justed for the usual one-inch
free travel.
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NEW TWIN ULTRAMAT1c TRANSMISSION
makes full use of the Packard engines tremendous
power It is actually two transmssions in one. offer
ing choice of ghtningke starts smooth cruising
glide :. at the touch of your finger.
ADVANCED GRACEFUL STYLING will cause
many to choose the neto Packard for beauty alone
The decoratorsma interiors are richly upholstered
and color-keyed to carry out the regal theme which
makes Packard the new standard by which all fine
cars must be judged.
THE 1855 CLIPPER i. Precision-built by Packard
Craftsmen -. also makes its debut at the Show The
1855 Clipper brings new distinctive individuality
to the medum-price field. Expressly designed to
be distinctive In performance as well as beauty,
Clipper offers big new 225 or 245 horsepower vs.
engines to give you command Of more responsible
potoer than is available In any other car near the
Clipper price range.
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impetus Given to Plans
For Area Health Fair

tentatively set for spring, 1856
was enthusiastically hailed.
The meeting was co-sponsored
by the public health committee
of the Washington Board of
/ Trade, the Washington Junior
Chamber of Commerce. the
health section of United Com
munity Services and the District
Medical Society.
officials of the four groups
met after Yesterdays sessions to
draft letters to be sent to at
least so area organizations. These
will inquire whether the groups
are interested in exhibiting and
in giving financial support for a
fair,
DR.. j. Ross Veal. chairman of
the Board of Trade health COM
mittee, said the next step will
be to form temporary steering
committee to solidify the over
all planning Setup for the fair.
Pledges of cooperation came
yesterday from the District Pub
lie Health Department, Smith
sonian Institution and the Amer
lean Medical Association.
George Larson, assistant di-
rector of the ANA exhibits bu-
reau. in addition gave the Or
ganizers a few tips on setting up
such display. He emphasized
that the fun" and public par
ticipation aspects of a fair Of
this kind should be played up.
The ANA official predicted
that with the unlimited amount
and variety of public and pri-
Vate agencies with their display
materials attendance of a health
fair could surpass the huge
crowds that such fairs in other
cities have drawn.
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wide campaign. but that less than
a quarter of a million actually
was used for its high sounding
purposes.
The foundation operates a
school in Tucson for children
suffering from respiratory all
mentS.