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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
Cars Bump Nudees CycIist
Into oO-Duy 7 ERIN in Prison

One minute Ernest McSwain
was pedalling along happily. The
next minute he was fiat on the
street, of the bike. Yesterday.
he began a 90-day grind in Jail.
| McSwain. "a, colored. of the
1900 block West Virginia avenue
NE, was aboard a fancy bicycle
Friday night in the intersection
of West Virginia and Mt. Olivet
road NE.
1 Donald L. Ball. "a, colored,
1925 Raum street NE. slowed
his auto to permit McSwain to
pass. But a second auto bumped
Mr.. Balls car, which nudged
McSwain of the bicycle.
Mr.. Ball hoped out. offering
to take McSwain to the Freed
mems Hospital. and adding that
McSwain should trundle the
bike over and hide 1t behind
bushes for safekeeping while
absent. McSWaln QlQ SO.
At the hospital. police asked
McSwain where he got the BIZ
cycle. He said he found 1t ear
lier this week. And why didn't
he report 1t to police? But he
did. he said. He reported it
and Ninth Precinct police told
him to bring 1t in and that's
where he was riding it. he said.
The precinct said differently.
1t not only had no report on
his finding o bike, but officers
said they had q long record on
McSwain. including safecracking
and other convictions.
Oflcers then found o com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
MAN, 70, TO WE'D
WOMAN cOURTED
rs YEARS AGO

BOSTON (R. - Norman
Woodward. 70-year-old re-
tired transit company fore
man. said yesterday he viii
be married next week to an
English woman he courted
Is years ago-until they had
an argument.
Father Of six and the
grandfather Of Is. Mr..
Woodward said his bride-to-
be, Mrs. Annie Squires Of
Birmingham, England, sailed
for the United States today
on the Queen Elizabeth.
Mr.. Woodward recalled he
had courted the former
Annie Hawksford in Birm-
ingham for five years before
they had "a little argument"
Then he left for America
and eventually married an
other. His first wife died in
1850.
He got Mrs. Squires' adj
dress through a mutual
friend q year ago and she
invited him to visit her last
summer. The wedding plans
followed. Mrs. Squares, SO,
has been o widow for "a
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26

hind colored paintings on the
walls and ceilings Of some IA
nous caves there. The two scien-
fists said he persisted much
longer in Europe's caves than
formerly was believed possible.
This and other findings which
would revise archaeologists' ear
ilier divisions Of the Age Of Man
were based on a method per-
Ifected by DR.. Suess for measure
ing the natural radioactivity OF
Carbon II In organic materials.
IDr. Suess is a physical chemist:
DIR. Rubin a Pleistocene geolo!
lgist. :,
DR.. Rubin said the technique
was a perfection Of the method
discovered by DR.. Willard F.
Libby, now q member Of the
Atomic Energy Commission. who
measured natural radioactivity
in solid carbon.
The amount OF radioactivity
declines with the age Of the spec
linen.
The Suess technique involves
reduction of the carbon to acety-
llene gas. which can be intro
duced into a Geiger, counter
without allowing contamination
by normal radioactivity in the
Iair.
| Using it. the scientists found
that some reindeer antlers dis
Icarded by Magdalenian man
when reduced to ash and meas
ured for Carbon IA content dis
closed he was still a cave man
as late as 10000 years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
Radio, ~ Pioneers
|Orounize Unit Here
A washington area chapter Of

A Washington area chapter OF
Radio Pioneers has been formed
here, pursuant to authorization
Iof the national group.
The new organization, COM
posed Of persons who have been
associated with the radio OF
television industry for 20 years
or more. is made up of District,
Maryland and Virginia TV men.
Frank q. Fletcher, member
1 the Washington law firm OF
Ispearman and Robertson, radio
practitioners. and former owner
|of Stations WARL and WARL-
FIN. was named chairman.
Other officers are Alvin @
Enrich. Washington advertising
man: John Elmer Of Station
WCBM. Baltimore: c. T. Lucy
OF Station WRvA. Richmond;
Joseph E. Baudino of Westing-
house Broadcasting Co.: Andrew
ID. Ring. Washington consulting
engineer. and Stanley Bell OF
Station WRC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26

plant from Frank Broadnax, IL,
of 1918 Third street NE. about
the $110 bike being stolen from
him. When officers eventually
retrieved the bike from the
bushes. thieves had already re-
moved the rear wheel. fancy
saddle and some other items.
McSwain, In Municipal Court
yesterday. offered to pay for the
bicycle. Judge Almond w. Scott
said, You can do that, sir,
when you get out of jail"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26

the next Congress meets.
The last Central COMMITTEES
elected In October Of 1852
while Stain was alive--had 125
full members. OF these. as were
not reelected to the new COM
mittee.
Some died since the last Con-
gress, They included. besides
Stain. Deputy Foreign Min
lister Andrea vishinsky and Law
renty p. Beria, secret police chief
who was executed in 1858.
Malenkov Reelected
Former Premier Georgi Nal.
enkov kept his seat on the Cen.
trail Committee even though hi
Ministry of Power Stations wa.
criticized at the congress. For.
ieign Minister v. M. Molotov alst
was reelected.
Defense Minister Georgi K
Zhukov became a full member
Of the committee. At the 19tf
Congress he was named only ar
alternate member. 1t Is believed
Minister Zhukov was actual,
raised to full membership in July
1888, after Beria's arrest.
Among the new members Il
Minister of Internal Affairs N. P
Dudorov. He replaced former
Minister of Internal Affair!
Sergei Kruelov. who is dropped
from the new committee.
Another newcomer Is Ivar
Serov, who at the last Congress
was named only an alternate
committee member. Serov has
the rank Of army general anc
heads the Soviet State Security
Committee Soviet intelligence
and counter-intelligence agency
Gromyko q Full Member
Soviet Diplomat Andrew Gro
myko also rose from alternate
to full member.
Yekaterina Furtseva, the high
est ranking woman Communist
In the U.S.S.R,. who heads the
Moscow City Communist organi-
zation, received a similar pro-
motion.
All the new members are
strong supporters Of the new
Communist line espoused by
party chief Nikita Khruschey in
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tlie ACyAOtG auAACco W titC WI
gress.
The alternate members Of the
new committee number 1872
There were Ill elected by the
last Congress.
The Congress wound up Its
work after adopting resolutions
/. Approving collective leader
ship of the party and the for
eign and domestic program OF
that leadership as set forth In
Mr.. Khrushchev's keynote adj
dess;
2. Setting forth the directives
for the new sixth five-year plan;
8. Adopting q draft decision
on preparation Of q new party
program.
The fiye-year plan directive
provides for q massive increase
in heavy industry output in line
with one frequently stated OBJ
iective of Soviet leadership~-tc
catch and surpass the United
States in industrial develop
ment.
As the session closed. the dele.
gates stood up In the white ano
gold meeting room in the granc
Kremlin Palace and sang the
party hymn 1.-THE International.
Then they shouted. Long live
the Communist Party Of the So
Wet Union! Long live the Lenin-
list Central Committed Long live
Leninism"
There were no shouts for the
late Generalissimo Joseph Stain
This put the finishing touches
to one Of the most dramatic
works Of the current Congress
the reduction in stature Of the
man who single handed ruled
the Communist world for 90
years until his death three
years ago.
The members Of the new Cen.
trail Committee will now elect a
Presidium. which will constitute
the collective leadership" which
is apparently running the Soviet
Union these days. The Presidium
which used to be called the
Politburo--in recent months has
consisted Of II members and 2
alternates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
Redwood Forest Offers
Vast Vocation Empire

1885. Marciano emerged from
the geyser country with plenty
LOT bounce. too, and laid his op-
ponent low on May is.
Six miles from Calistoga is the
famed petrif1ed forest which was
unearthed In 1876. The great
trees were believed felled when
Mount st. Helena, now extinct,
lerupted centuries ago. The trees
were covered by ash and became
rpetrified by absorbing minerals
through the years.
Nearby, at Santa Rosa, is the
home and the gardens of the
late Luther Burbank. the plant
wizard whose discoveries contrib
uted SO much to agriculture and
horticulture.
Avenue Of Giants
Farther north. in Mendocino..
Humboldt and Del Norte Counties,
the traveller passing along the
Avenue Of Giants will encounter
thousands Of redwoods OF impos-
ing stature. One Of them. in
Mendocino County, contains
what has been described as the
tallest one-room house In the
world.
The room was fashioned in the
interior Of the tree to a height
Of so feet by fire and resembles
an inverted ice cream cone with
a circumference Of about ~ feet.
Despite the great scar. this
tree. like all redwoods, clings
tenaciously to life. There are
fallen redwoods in the empire
from which as many as % new
trees are growing.
River Styx Flows
At the extreme northern end
iof the Empire. which overlaps
into Josephine County. Ore. is
the famed Oregon Caves. so
miles from Grants Pass. Travel
Iers by the thousands each year
visit the fantastic caverns.
Through which flows the River
IStyx.
Sports-wise, the Empire Is q
paradise for fishermen and
hunters.
The best way to see the wide
spread attractions Of the EN-
lplre is by motor car. though bus
service Is available to most parts
LOT the area and plane service
Ito some.
Accommodations throughout
the Empire are excellent. They
include motel units. resort ho-
tells and hotels. Rates fluctuate
according to the season. being
their highest from June / to
Labor Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26

0lUOEbAkEn lS0U
dark Blue. matching seat covers. low
mileage. owner No. 192-A. 1895.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
$40 Lee sod Hwy; Arlingt2ns V.
sTuDEBAKER 1855 station wagon:
fully equipped. including r. and h !.
hydramRtic transmission. VS. en-
CINE; very low mileage; cash. trade
" liberal bank financing to suit
bERs Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer.
1900. Open ewes. TN q. sat. tin 5.
sTUDEBAkER 1859 sedani Ras-sav-
ing overdriye. heater. dir. sigs.;
S545. AMERICAN SERVICE CEN
ye.am Blk. from Hscht Coz "a.
sTuDEBAKER 1851 sedan: equipped.
AmE TSndssfg srs sefend s sSE Sac IA
Elk q l.em H Eel A ao a. Sy'77aaa.
sTuDEBAKER 1854 6-passenEer
CAN SERVICE CENTER, ts5 n.
f Glsn' H re; .Gy ~ * yaa7as blk
sTGDEBxKER 1854 station wagon;
I isS p'i sEgv1 s!fan cENr I bss
2 s1s1s HTsds.b, Arrl 81 ya77@a block
and h.: oyerdrive: GOOD cond !:
sf tnHDSl al sRsS 8, champion. Cd.
h. and T. r.s.s, h.h.. Wv tires. l.
s 2ynsE ssiE os Is E Comm as"a saoor
well enufO good cond. xgh0 ,TE
taxi: ie4s plymouth;. soed sepd;
THUNDERBIRD 1885; red black
fS IL: s" ssss ' JACK pa PsF p'fs 1913
!S!S: I, b, nsss ss9 ssEss.
vin S1x ylss 4; TAX 1aaEs,. ,,.ek Wit, red
ppholsstssrry' 81 326, Phone Lees
v SS[E sSS SO: $500 mi: black.
coSssiifa Soa'roRs"' 1866 wis. wv Nv.
WILLIS 1855 station wagon. 5000
81 .7eb An 2.6s74 between 4
WHY'S '53 1 cylinder: overdriye.
radio; heater, GOOD tires $780, sR
WHY'S SO station wason; medium
seats, heater. turn. signals. plus
economical gas-savine overdrive
Local owner. name upon request;
good tires, shows best Of care. Be
sure and test-drive this hard .to.set
sPRiiNG Moron Co INC, 1909
3 W, hyw. Cat Ga, aye), Silver
Spring, Md, JU, g-4b00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
SAN FRANc1sco.

| When vacationers arrive II
San Francisco or Portland. Ore.
they are ct the gates Of Is mil.
Ilion-acre region known as ths
Redwood Empire. The foresi
LOT massive redwood trees ex.
tends from san Francisco north.
ward into Oregon's Josephine
County.
The largest Of these trees. the
Founders Tree. towers 364 feet
and has an estimated age oil
more than 1000 years. Other
arboreal giants are the Chande-
lier Tree and the Shrine Drive
Through Tree. with apertures
through which automobiles are
easily driven.
/ The first Of the big trees Of
the Empire are found in Muir
Woods, o short drive from
Golden Gate Bridge, q connect
ing link with the areas $500
million highway system to the
north Of San Francisco.
just q few miles to the north
west is brakes Bay. one Of the
many historical shrines Of the
Empire. It was here. in 1879,
that Sir Francis Drake moored
his ship. the Golden Hind.
claimed the adjacent territory
for England and christened 1t
New Albion.
Russian Relics
Farther north, in Sonoma
County, there are reminders
that Russians and Mexicans once
had a foothold in the Empire
The commandments house, a
chapel and a lookout post still
stand at Fort Ross. where SUBJ
jects Of the car established q
colony in 1872. Inland. at the
town of Sonoma Is the old Mis-
sion San Francisco de Solano
founded In 1928.
In latter days this area Of the
Empire was the home Of two
literary giants. Robert Louis Ste
venson and Jack London. Ste
Ivenson wrote 1.-THE Silveradc
Squatters" at his cabin on the
slopes Of Mount st. Helena and
London lived in the Valley Of the
Moon. where the walls Of his
ffire-ravaged home, Wolf House
still stand.
| AS the traveller penetrates
farther into the Empire, he will
find, IN Sonoma and Napa Coun-
ties, geysers of hot water spout
ing into the air. These mineral
waters were being used by the
Indians for their curative powers
when the first white men came to
the area. Old tribesmen were sc
bouncy after taking steam baths,
lpioneers referred to the geyser
areas as THE Valleys of the
Frisky Indians"
Still Provides Bounce
/ Rocky Marciano. worlds
heavyweight champion fighter,
chose Calistoga. in the heart OF
the geyser country, as training
quarters for his bout against Don
/ Cockell. British heavyweight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
Truininq Session Set

The Great Books Foundation,
lin cooperation with the District
Public Library. will launch its
annual training session for
great books discussion leaders
lat 7:45 pm. Tuesday at the
Mount Pleasant Library, Six
lteenth and Lamont streets NV.
The course Is open to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
AuToMosILEs FOR SALE

oLDs 81 blue "ss" cow; elec.
Best ress. ofier. ia. s-ss7s.
P0RsCHE '55 1890" club coupe:
1-owner. S2.650. WISCONSIN, MO-
TORS. 1900 wisconsin ave. NV.
PACKARD 1850 4-dr. sedan: r. and
h.: cd; $4,000 mi; recent COM
plete overhaul: excel. cond.; pvt.
owner; trade considered; $685..
Call Do. 7-3S41.
PACKARD 1s47 de luxe Clipper;
completely equip: low mi; prae.
new tires and battery; $3.50. see at
Columbia Yacht Club, Maine ave.
and NJ st, s.w. Elk. 3-3574. rs
PACKARD 1885 classic limo; Va.
inspected. Call oy. 3-5332.
PACKARD 1887 Super IS" limou-
sine; bought l1/7i36: orig. black:
excel interior and mech. cond.:
1000 mi. on complete rebuild; by
draulic brakes: new battery; very
good tires, up to S-ply; some spare
parts; $685.. 10. 5-1396.
PACKARD 1913 small 2-dr.: Z. and
h; clean, mechanically good; sell
or trade for 1850 or 1851 CheV. or
Ford. WO. t-34S7.
PACKARD 1850 de luxe sedan; r.
h.; excellent; hydramatie; sac
1896; easy terms. sl2 Taylor 81.
PACKARD 1850 4-dr.. uItrama.ic.
r. and. h. clean. $195. BELL MO-
TORS, SOTO Wis. ave. NV Wo'
$500. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
Gave Mans Era Now Put
AT 10000 Years Ago
By the Associated Press

studies with the atomic clock" indicate that
lived in Europe late 10000 years ago.
That date for Magdaenian who previously be-
hourhed about $4,000 years reported
yesterday by DR. Hans suess and Dr. Meyer Rubin scientists
with the Geological Survey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26

PLYMOUTH "a 4-df. Savoy: r and
h.: automatic trans. seat covers and
other accessories: diamond hlur an:
low MILEAGE one owner; ~ 1aS.
PAPKWAy-F0pD
3n51 NJ st NV Pc. 3-oco4
PLYMOUTH '4s special De-. 4-dr.:
price Sfo5. cash or terms. Open
Sunday KIRK MOTOR CO. aooo
p ~ ar r. ,ot 1880 ss00.,,,,,, "a.
or 1855 station wagon. Can FUR-
MAN. Oh 2-5337
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de- |. conv.
coupe; =; h.. Wv. tires; fines.
s32 per mo. WOLFF MOTORS,
1921 wis. ave. NV. FM. 3-a142
PIYwoUTH 1a41; 1859 motor
front END overhauied in ta5S: s7s
:, 2, -, bs S,,,. o !, IA. s.sa7s, .,..,.
PLYMOUTH 1859 2-dr. sedan; blue
and white: push button drive; heat
er: white-waii tires: non miles
only; $4,000 EN-. a-77oa.
PLYMOUTH '5e Savoy ''s" sedan:
house car: power steering. power
nite, radio. heater, tinted glass. Wv:
tires. low mileage. new-car title and
warranty. big savings
, WHEELER. INC.
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LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 WISCONSIN, AVE. EN- 3-4snn
PLYMOUTH 1881 4-dr.: rAdio. heat
er; 2-tone blue nnssb' $9a5: no
down payment. HILL Z, SANDERS.
W 4.b i G ns s Sord Pitt Pfr'f o nen
ewes 81 8, Sat I'll s.
PLYMOUTH 1855 late model Plaza
Cdr club sed.: q CYL. std. trans.
r. and h.: II 600 actual miles.
real cream puff $50 OF best ofie.r-,
WA 7-616i weekdays q to 3. ---27
PLYMOUTH ~ 4-door cranbrook;
r. and b.: black finish: $685.
PARKWAY-FORD
3o6l M st. NV, FE. 3-22O4
PLYMOUTH 1a47 4-dr.; radio and
heater. good End car: $12b or best
offer. 3ff3 Henderson ave, Whea-
PLYMOUTH 1854 savoy 4-dr,; o
tone green low T dS, excel. cond-:
PLYMOUTH 1949 4-dr. sedan; good
cond reas. original owner RIA.
PLYMOUTH '5s Savoy "e" 2-door;
$500 mi. lady driver. clean, Own.
er Guar. $1,4e5. RIA. 3-4537.
PLYMOUTH 1850
Convertible coupe: r; and h.: ma
price rise. NO. 623-A. S425
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
$40 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
ia. 2-g003. Open TIL $40
PLYMOUTH '3s 2-dr. sedan; $4,000
mi Above average cond Engine
peri. 800. Call DU 1884.
PLYMOUTH 1865 Belyedere 4-dr.; q
tone, powerfiight, r. and h.. fully
EQUIP. Just gone II .o0o. miles; looks
and runs like new. Must sacr. doing
abroad. Call 10. 1-2442.
PLYMOUTH 81 ali-metal station
wagon. fully equipped. including
radio, heater, automatic transmits
price only Si.ieb, cash, trade or
terms 10 suit your individual needs.
HILL a @ANbERs, Wash'a Oldest
Ford Dealer. lila Vermont ave.
NV, AID. 4-430o. Open eyes. I'll
0. Sat. It'll B.
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Red Party Congress Elects
New Central Committee

MOSCOW Feb. Is Q1-The Goth Soviet Communist Party
closed today after elecng slightly enlarged ruling Gen.
trail committee with So members than third Of the
total
Of members is supreme body
OF party includes all party leaders It will rule until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
Mos,LEs FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER Sc Champion 2-dr.
heater. seat covers, orig. cleaning
black finish: up 10 Is m.p.g.. an
ideal and car at this low price Of
$3.50 30-day guarantee. HILL a.
SANDERS. Wash,'s Oldest Ford
Elm. Open ewes. til o: Sat. I'll 8.
sTUDEBAKER 81 4-dr. Landerusier;
r. and h.. auto. dr.. excel. cond..
RAnk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
'tohlnnan Chevrolet
$500 M st. NV.

AD. 21646 AID. 2-44i2
oLDs. 81 %" club sedan. r. and
NEIL PONTIAC. 7a2a wis, ave. Oh.
$4,000. IN the Heart OF Bethesda.
OLDS SO "SS" 4-door. T, and h.,
hydramatie; 2-tone green and
sIEsEn ~ ssRils Ga MOTOR CO.
si. sp wv Nd E ~ hIS a- al "a ave.
door: hydra. =. and g.; SOB. 81
9s" 4-dr. power steering and
e si..s: ~ h Ss ss ss n ao, E.y
power steering and brakes. hydra,
I, and b.: Sc; 500. HoRNER's
at 9Th, Ii 6-6464.
OLDs AS: Wv. tires, hydra. peri,
new new ePsss5nss' ~ Rareen a.t $4,000 actual
OLDsMoBiLE 1858 "ss" Holiday
coupe: all light green. power steer
ms. power brakes. =. and b.. white
walls. 1000 actual miles: sales-
s 81 RI persona Ts als ssFa Sacrifice today,
oLDs Isl Hsiids y1 "ss" hardtop;
Wv. tires. 7. and h.: looks and
runs IKE new. so. 5-9235.
OLDSM0BILE SO Super "Ss" Holt
day coupe; brown and beige, fully
equipped. power steering and power
brakes, 900 actual miles viii
sacrifice S3.195 or best offer. RA.
Obs So "ss. Holiday coupe; fully
i. equipped. for sale by private own
er: sacrifice; mileage, 1850. To
see. call ia. 5-2760 anytime Sun.
ODDS "a "ss" de luxe 2-dr.: beaut.
coral brown and sand, Wv tires
? hydra, r.. h.. Rocket powered, no
hip. engine This car can't be
Told from new: careful owner;
Fl .495. bank financing. Open Sun,
kTRK MOTOR CO. 1000 Ca. ave.
ia. 9-4800. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26

sTUDEBAkER sport cars and sedans.
54's and '65's. some With automatic
transmission, all I-owner cars with
low mileage and varying eoiors
Top trades and easy terfns." From
$i,0a5 BOWMAN MOTOR SALES.
1900 Ga. ave. NV RA. 6-ll22
STUDEBAkER 81 Commander VS.
convertible; r. and h.. overdrive.
duals. leather interior. $4,000 mi
S425 ia, S-ib21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
PACKARD SPECIALS

PACKARD SPECIALS
Large assortment Of fine
dependable Packards, from
sos up. Enjoy the Packard
ride and prestige for sur
prisingly little. There are
thousands Of trouble Tree
miles left. in all these
BOWMAN PACKARD
9as Phila, Ave, Sill. Spg;
JU. $4,000. Open I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
StilI Provides Bounce

Rocky Marciano, worlds
heavyweight champion fighter.
chose Calistoga. In the heart Of
the geyser country, as training
quarters for his bout against Don
Cockell, British heavyweight
champion, at San Francisco In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
WHEELER. INC.

CHRysT vR -pLYMoUTH-rM
LARGrST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 WISCONSIN, AVE, EN- 3-As0n
PLYMOUTH 1864 VS., fully eeuip
will accept trade. less than h00
miles: private party: must sacrifice.
APP @-q1a3 pa
PLYMOUTH 1858 COW: red and
white For saia or take over pay
ments Wv. tires. heater. auto.
trans. IA. s-s34fl. 30
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr sedan
owner: excel cond Only 27.400
mi; h.. Fisk WV, tires. Priced
70 sell. S425. UN, 4-asiS. --26
PLYMOUTH ri alI-.metnl Suburban
wagon: r and h.: immaculate
throuehout: 1926, sip5 On. BEL
MOTORS. 800 Wis. ave. NV, uo.
$4,000. ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26

STUDEBAKER 1850
Champion 4-dr.; r. and h.. overdrive.
dark blue. matching seat covers. low
mileage. owner. No. 192-A. $685..
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3l46 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
$500 IN So. NV.

AID. 2-l646 AID. 2-44i2
PONTIAC 1865 Star Chief 4-dr.
sedan: hytramatic radio. heater.
tone gray, white-waI tires. many
other extras: extremely low mile
age: new-eRr title; new-car guar
antee Terms, will accept trade.
Call MR. DENNIS, EN-. 3-405a
after II am
PONTIAC 1859 2-dr. chieftain "s".
beautiful green finish: r. and h.