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FARM AND GARDEN

CLEAN FILL DIRT. top soil, sludse.
ins MR sVf HAR PlTi Ns;on 10 and ssb hsa
FOR EXPERT TREE SERVICE, fire..
esstimstes without obligation. can
wHYNESBoRO NURSERIES,. Nc.
plant. fruit. shade and towering
trees eyergIeens. JOHN A.. CREEL,
i % diS' pbono nv 1910 Kalorama
VERY Goop RICH ToPPSoIL for
lawns and greenhouses veTv
. reasonable. Call 10 s-4933
LAWN RENOVATION, landscaping
maintenancei complete service;
VIRGIN ToPsoH; best quality
Any quantity. Immediate delivery
Reasonable. FLEMING LAND.
Sc.APE SERVICE. AP. 7-5a36. cE
AzHLESs, EvERGREENs. wholessl.
retail, RoTHs S2ll Sligo Greek
TREE REMOVAL, pruning topping.
trimming; lots cleared MIR CLAY.
TON UN 4-ml03 anv time
AZALEAS, hardy. field Grown; 30
cents or So dozen and up. 2bi0
GARDEN FLOWING and discing.
and nne GRADING. Lee. or small
TOP SOIL, clean, rich loan; s Gu.
wards, del d. c.: SIS. 10. 7-14lO.
NEW EQUIPMENT: full line Of inc
industrial wheel tractors. backhoe,
graders. leaders and equipment
INC farm tractors and e0uipment,
New Holland and New Idea farm
equipment. Meyers hay conditioners
systems, BriSEs; sirstton Wisconsin
and Clinton motors parts and sery-
Ice, baler and binder twine parts
and service MALONEY'S. INC,
Silver Spring, Md
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used.
psarrts and tervict MALoNEYs,
TOPSOlL, cultivated, OF former
nursery. q Gu, yds., SIS and up, de.
liyered, 10. S..lJO0 before 3 pm.
USED EQUIPMENT INC, NJ Super
c with loader and backhoe. B.
with cultiyator. 100 with pillow
disc. Grader and mower. oliver
with pillow disc, cultivator and
mower, John Deer NJ with pillow
disc. and cultivator. INC and new
Holland balers grain drills, pro
fertilizer distributor, side rack.
pillow. disc, CultimulCher mower. g.
Rang Cub lawn mover and garden
tractor MALONEY'S, INC Silver
Spring, Nd JU s-3333
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-s.W.
ROOMS FURN.--MD. g VA
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

NICE AND CLEAN Ink, rms, bet,
Clifton and 18th 81. NV, refgr.
stove end fir. CO 5-5l4S.
DOWNTOWN. 1919 10th st. NV
Lee rm. with kitchenette, reigr..
stove, sink. 81 wkly. la
2II5 = ST. N,W.--Clock-radio. TV,
adj. bath. foam rubber bed. Linens
iurn SIS. 50, S1", week, Elk 3
ISIS WEBSTER ST. N.w.-Attrac.
rm,. compl. hskE, maid serv., priv,
phone or .. 500 mo. Tu 2-23hl,
2b39 18th ST. N.w.-Large kit. :
refgr.; bedrm.. semipvt. bath: utils.
furn.; $3.50 wk. DE, 1850.
iIs 9Th ST. N.w.-Ss per wk up:
/, . or 3 clean rms. locations
COW. 10 carline and shopping dis
trict ME. s-j006 la
400 BLK. CRITTENDEN Master
bedrm. well furn., hip, reigr.
laund., phone privil. RIA. 8-sS3S
Ia
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APT, sl2 Jefferson st.
NV. = 2 rooms, kitchen, dinette
and bath: in modern air-cooled
bldg: featuring carpeted corridors,
elev., mail chute and many other
cows; garage avail. in bldg;
$3.50 per month. utils incl. See
Iaintor on premises or call EN-.
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lO6 WEBSTER ST. NE, mr.. Cath
ole U;-Duple$, suit. 2 or 3; nice
quiet loc.: conV. transp. $50 incl.
utilS. WA. 7-2l49 for Apt, Ill
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FARM and GARDEN Cont,

BEAUT. BLUE GRASS sOD-Compl.
lawn service or do 1t yourself. We
raise our own. C. J. LAUGHLIN,
he 4-2555: eyes,, HE. 4-9525.
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING,
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
]. R. LAWRENCE

Est. 1925 Call Ii. $500
PAPERING. SO and up: this week
only: 1856 sunfast washable papers
JU. S-lbl0, RIA 3-7393
PAPERING, 5-room house, 800
Comp. white mechanics Good work.
RA. d-5S22. Painting. UN. 4-4S92
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FILE CABINETS

100 4-DRAwER LEGAL LETTER.
SIZE FILE CABINETS, FULL SuSP;,
500 l.pRAwER Roller &. iaS .;BE Ssfs.
ING STEEL TRANSFER FILE. S295
WOOD FILE CABINETS. A.
500 CARD FILES, WOOD HNpb
STEEL, ALL SIZES.
75c per drawer and up
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP.
639 NEW YORK AVE. N w.
CABINETs-New 4-dr. steel,
$3.50; Cdr. S22.95. CIRCLE
TYPE. CO, 74l 18th st. NV.
FIREPLACE EQUIP, gas CT elee.
logs, screens, andirons. etc. ACME
STOVE. 10ll eth NV Ma S-S952
FLOOR SANDER. American Super
81: prac. new: cable and paper
incl. Reas. priced. XII, S-9643;
-l6
FOAM RUBBER WHOLESALERS
Any size. shape. Lowest prices.
Gillilland, 2i45 F NV, Elk. 3-6633
FREEZER. GE, chest type, new con-
dition: best offer Also York air
conditioner, Seton console. HE.
FUR COATS (c), black skunk: cost
$500 when new. $50 each. Good
condition. Call 10. 4-5665. III
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104 EMERSON ST. NV.
Apt. "A rms, bath, porch;
redec., mod. See after Z pm.
today. EN-. 3-7415.
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RedS-C1nvt Srrnllls

Used 3a.inch width Hollywood
beds. complete innerspring mattress,
mattress. sl79j complete. new 80.
inch Hollywood bed complete with
innerspring mattress. S3T 81 n
FRANK & SON. Ala 3rd st. NV
EN 3-SHfi
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FURNITURE SALE

Tremendous savings on brand new,
better-grade bedrm. din. nm. liv.
nm and bedding Modern. Early
American, Italian and French Pro-
vincial in solid cherry birch nd
mahog, etc Our low overhead enables
US to sell quality furniture ri lowest
prices without exaggerated claims
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
sl6 18th ST NV RE. 7-43IO
EURN.-sofa, 4 chairs, lamps, etc ;
will sacrifice; best offer. Phone
NO. 7-i0S3. evenings lie
FURN.--Wal bedrm., chest, poster
bed. Spr, mattress; auto. washer;
tables, Reas. Aft. 8. Ii. 3-S620.
IL
FURN.-3-pc. sec. sofa. wrought iron
dinette. twin mod bedrm., cor, end,
coffee tables. lounge chairs, mod
sofa like new XII S-0035. Ia
FURN.-Fine Knabe grand piano;
9xle Karastan Or. rug; like new:
AM-FM sw radio so. 5-5l15,
FURN.--Couch chair, 2 tables. Z,
lamps. After g pm, RIA. 81 537
FURN. Di1ette set table, 4
chairs. 500 so, table lamp. 50 .95;
end table, Sl1 rs; telephone stand.
50 95. radjo-phono. comb, S32 so.
KE. G-l576 III
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i7b8 N ST. N.W.-For young peo-
pie, attractive sRleS. and dbles (.
ideal location: delicious food. nv.
BRADLEY ARMS. at Dupont circle.
1926 18th st NV Home cook ed
food reasonable prices
THE MARIETTA, 1928 18th st. NV,
.-SRle. and dblc. rms. for young
ladies and men; showers; excel.
Il0i 10th ST. N.w.--outside rooms
large closets; business people, stu
dents: selected menu. PIX, Tv.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, eooi-LNies
rms; air cond.; TV; good meals,
SIG wk. Young neople. CO. 6-2403,
ELDERLY LADIES. quiet seniir OF
arthTltic cases, any age considered
Lee. beaut rms In home OF pa.
tlent. kind understanding nurse
Nice NV. section, high elevation,
mr.. park. churches and shopping
Delicious nourishing meals. The
refined Christian atmosphere gives
peace and comfort 10 loved ones
Refs. exchanged DE 2-iiS8
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ROOM WITH BATH. S25 per mo.
25l1 14th st. NV. Inquire in store,
Ill
2i6O 18th ST. N.W.-Gillbert Hotel
and houses have an accommodation
for every taste and pocketbook;
daily maid service; some rms. with
free 81 in. TV; S4-hr. switched;
up weekly Cali CO. 5-73S1.
RANDALL HOUSE. 1923 N st., HU
3: 1474-Join friendly Young crowd
ping pong. glee club, house or.
rooms SIS TO S35 a month -l2
BEDRM.. LIST floor, private bath and
shower. air-cond, KE, 7-04S7.
Conv trans, shopping ID
1888 10th ST. NV. -Businesswom.
en-; sgle-, dble. rms. clean. beaut
furn., mod baths. NO 7-9l29
DUP; CIR; - Twin dble.. pvt bath,
1913 10th st NV. EN-. 3-3223
$500 BLOCK I4th ST. mr.. Irving
Lge rm for : well furn,, ST. 50
wkly. OIL. 2-2563 Ia
CLEAN. beautifully Turn. sleeping
room for eRpi. woman; rent reas
Excel; transp. and neighborhood,
pvt W c tx i.ssf home 500 l6th lob st.
orr. DuPoNT PLAZA. 1910 18th
st,--Loyely front dble $50 mo
SINGLE ING RM!. 'S 40 81! dS iItV'T Tm'- y
wkly.: cont. INV, 1908 Hobart ST
NV mr.. Mt. Pleasant. no. 2-a6!2.
SOUTHERN CLUB. 1868 Mass. ave.
NV. Home for, discriminating
guests Sple, dble pvt bath.
ROOM HUNTINGs See US. S houses
sgles and dbles. gI47 F 81. NV
1912 18th ST NV, Just OF Conn.
ave. Walking dist. to Govt. bldgs
sele, and dble. rms no. 2-is53
sei sTH ST N.w.-Clean. quiet
Ink, and sleeping rms hot and
cold running water utils RE
esth ST.. mr.. Conn. and Cathedral :
man $40 mo, no 2-326o after Z
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Half blk. of 10th ST nice rm. with
semipyt bath In pvt. home RA
so0s itth ST. next Columbia I'd
Beaut front I'm with pvt. entr"
S Apt, 3 81 nc srn nI go /. !, {, ...
ton: VIII also board: reas Cal
I3i1 l. ST. N.w.-N.ce LARGE iron,
room; for quiet man. convenient
location: - weekly Ill
OVERLOOKING PARK-LEe. front
rm, on croSstown bus co. 5-3653
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VIC. MINI. AND PENNA. AVE. Sc.
Nicely furn. 2-bedrm.. couple or
working girls. $50. LU. 4-6746.
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SPECIAL 3 SlLsI, PURCHASE. CONTENTS
DESKS. WOOD AND STEEL FILE
CABINETS. BOOKCASES, CHAIRS
t 6REfMfTEp sa sTocK c AZ cE E1Es
FROM. sAviNdS UP TO 75%
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. co.
500 New York Ave. NV.
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70 LOWER PRICES
ANYWHERE

o451-Gi 18TH ST NV
fOppOSlte Ambassador Theater)
Open Ewes, Mon, Thurs and Fri
BAR, plastic padded cover front, 4
II, LONG, cost over $500. sell for
Si95 so, 5-ii7A. Ia
BATH TUBS. new and used: basins,
I74b Lee hwy. IA $4,000.
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1888 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV
1-bedroom apt. newly decorated,
S125 per mo-: also efficiency apt.
for q; $50 per mo-; all utils. incl.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. desk model;
S3j. CENTRAL 201g l4th ST
nv. HUI 3-5l2l Ia
ADDING MACHINES, desk model
$50; desk model elec. with CT. bal
rebuilt. $50 30 Call RE 1-43lg.
ADDING MACHINES, small, l0-key.
81 wk. CIRCLE, 74l 18th st. NV.
AIR CONDITIONER you have
cash and want to save money. see
PARAMOUNT CO, zoe Ga. ave
NV, HU. 3-4S0O. Free parking
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ARMS - l-bedrm. apt.
References required. DU. 1866.
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Mr.. EASTERN n. Sd rms, pvt.
bath and entr., porch, corner;
expos, oak floor. cool, lge. liv rm.
Utils.; very reas. Ii. 7-197l. Ill
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APIS. FURN.-D.c. Cont
1872 WEBSTER SIR ME-
CENTURY APIS

Ao6 WGoO EN- . i. NE.
bedrm.. hv. rm., kit, bath and
rec. rm.; pvt. entr.; utils. incl. EN-,
2-5624, $40 to $3.50 pm. l4s
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S69.SO, up. 1900 blks. OF 18th NV.
and Ga. ave; cples. RA. 1883.
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ROOMS uNFURNISHEp
ROOMS WITH BOARD

OLORED-IOOe EUCLID ST. NV
- large sci rms. kit. bath. Ind
D.. h.-h.w.. SBb. co. b-b4OS.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HERD-Consisting Of 40
COWS with As calves to date. . reg
bulls and l yearling bull from last
yrs. calf crop. JE. 2-l976. Ia
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, book
cases. fixtures, cabinets made and
repaired. LA. 6-l733. any time.
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nothing else to payj includes use
Of spinet organ in your home. PRI-
WAITE lessons popular or classicaD d.
Lesson material furnished. Your
choice of accredited teachers
KITS. 1890 g st. NV. RE. =
0212 IA
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HIINHEI IVELI FUKNISHED, Spa
eious living room, dinette, kitchen,
exclusive NV. section. Secretarial
service. excellent transportation
$40 per month Available May /.
Call resident manager, NO. $4,000.
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ROOMS FvRNIsHED-N.w.

ROOM WITH BATH. S25 per mo.
25l1 14th st. NV. Inquire in store,
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}, "FIirt, patent pump, eIosti-
cized band. IVA to 3; 4 TO 9.
K. "Gretchen" soddIe oxford.
Brown or blue with white,
leather sole. Blue with white,
rubber sole. 5 to 8; 812 to Il;
IVA to 3; Az to 9.
|. "Sugor," l-strop with Z
stitched bors on vonop. Black
patent. 6 to s, 81z to y; 122
to 3.
M. "Skippy," brown with white
tongue and vomp. 5 to 8; go
to II.
N. "CuIver" boys monk strop.
Chestnut brown. 8N2 to Il;
IVA to ;.
O. "BIonche," l-strop center
buckle. Black patent. 5 to 8;
go to II; va to 3. White
Golf, 5 to 8; 8H2 to IL.
5 to 8, sos 81z to Il, 6.9s
va to 3, 7.95 Az to 9, sos
WGl-Youne Shoe Shop, End Floor
:. also Chevy Chose and AIexondrio
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he hopes to spend
Easter with you
MIR. T. V. RABBIT

H. The most, IoveobIe comfor-
table scot in the house. Royon
and flannel plush with bright
plaid woistcoot. Eyes won't
come out, He's 3" long and
loves to watch TV, too. 3.98
WGL-The Toy Store, 9Th Floor
:. also Chevy Chase
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gay and cunning
little miss prissy
EASTER DRESSES
D. Washable fIocked nyIon,
lace trim bodice and oWn petit
coot. Lavender or aqua. Tod
dIer | to 3. 7.99
E. Tebiized cotton torso dress,
beautifully shocked with Irish
lace trim. PosteIs. fodder, to
3 $50
W5L-Little Girls Apparel. 4th
Floor also Chevy Chase ond
Alexandria
F. Lace trimmed nyIon dress,
big perky bow. Blue or pink.
Needs no ironing. II to Is
months. 4.99
6. Botiste mideie dress, seal
Iop hem with lace trim, lace
inserts and tucks on skirt.
Matching slip. Pink, blue or
maize. $40
WGL-The Nursery Corner, 4th
Floor oIso Chevy Chase and
Alexandra
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in the low-priced field-a change
hailed by some and deplored by
cheeseman's the 1856 Stude-
baker.
Gone is the rakish advance
design which has marked Stude-
baker as one alone the last few
years: gone at least IN the regu-
lar line.
The brand-new StudebakerI
Hawks. however. present a.
sports-type family car with a
top OF 275 horsepower. In four
models and graduated horse
power, the Hawks are the newest
thing in the field.
The Hawks sport the ia
miliar low, racy look of the 1855
Studebaker; a new front-end
treatment. Tops in the line is
the Golden Hawk with 275
horsepower. Next is the Sky
Hawk with 210; the Power Hawk
with ITO and the Flight Hawk
with a six-cylinder engine OF 101
horsepower.
The regular Studebaker line
brings what Studebaker-Packard
terms the first Studebaker ito
be developed in accordance with
the product and marketing PHI
losophies of the management OF
a new corporation"
Larger in exterior appearance.
the 1856 cars have more room
inside, trunk space increased by
20 per cent. The President Clas-7
sic four-door V-8. for example.
is over II feet long.
There is power TO match. The
Classic viii carry a new 210-
horsepower engine called the
Sweepstakes. With 289-cubic-
inch displacement. it develops
292 foot-pounds Of torque and
has the four-barrel carburetor.
Mechanical innovations in
clude an advanced automatic
transmission - Flightomatic -
special safety fin" brakes to in
crease brake drum cooling by 100
per cent. and new concept in
speed indicators. color Lighted,
safety-eye speedometer.
Studebaker's new line includes
Is models, IL in the sedan and
station wagon series. and four
in the volume produced sports
type Golden Hawk.
Horsepower also is up in the
Commander sedans and Park
view Commander station wagons,
with ITO. Power kits, including
four barrel carburetor and dual
exhaust, will nudge it up to 1875.
Champion sedans and the Pel-l
ham Champion station wagons
have the I01-horsepower econ
omy six engine.
In the safety field, StudebakerI
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New Styling, Economy
Mark Washes, RombIers.

ing to q modified "v" and then
sweeping up and over the rear
deck.
The speed line" allows three
tine paint combinations.
The rear fender area has been
restyled and raised almost three
inches. Back-up lights and d.
Irectional signals. both standard
equipment on all the Nash cars,
are housed in new tail-light
assembly.
Also retained Is the reclining
seat feature. which the builders
say make the Nash the worlds
finest travelling car"
Five models are offered In the
1855 Nash ine-the Ambassador
Va Custom Country Club: Am
|bassador VS. Custom 1our-door
sedan; Ambassador v-S Super
four-door sedan: Ambassador 6
Super fouf-door sedan and the
Statesman Super four-door Sc
dan. 81
The Rambler offers its first
four-door hardtop and its first
four door hardtop station wagon.
George Romney, president Of
American Motors. terms the
Rambler a $2l million investment
and calls it the 1887 model COM
pleted q year ahead Of sched-
tule." It has been lowered almost
two inches and additional in
terror space Is provided.
Power brakes are standard on
all Rambler custom models and
optional on others. Power steer
ing has been made optional on
al models for the first time.
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Speed Zine styling and two
new engines mark the 1855 line
of Ambassador and Statesman
models from the Nash Motors
Division Of American Motors
Corp.
In addition. the Rambler
makes It's 1855 debut with new
dress. new power and many inn
provements. yet. retaining its
reputation for economy.
Nash offers four horsepower
ratings, ranging from go to $50.
The new Ambassador Jetfre
v-s with twin. ultramatic
transmission develops ago, CONF
pared with 2os last year The
new Statesman Typhcon over
head valve engine developing
100 horsepoWer. replaces the
1856 L-head plant which had
100 horsepower.
The Ambassador Super Jetfire 6
now has 1876 horsepower and the
optional LeMans Dual Jetfire 6
Is increased to 145.
The Rambler Is UP to 100
horsepower.
Stylewise. the treatment begins
at the front. where bold new
parking-running lights set soh
the front tenders. Safety-Vu
headlights. pioneered by Nash.
again are mounted In the grille
to provide maximum illumina-
ton.
From the side Of the An1bas-
sador's front fender. a color
spear outlined in chrome trim
sweeps back to the rear, WIDEN
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The widest color selection In
IStudebaker history offers q
choice Of Is two-tone combina-
tions and II solid colors.
A full range of power equip
ment is available. Two-speed
electric windshield wipers are
standard on President and Com
imander models and optional on
the Champions.
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Hold Wheel Low
If Car Wunders'

II the car tends to wander over
the road because of need for a
front-end realignment or be-
cause the rear springs are weak
or the car overloaded, remember
that you can steer a straighter
course by holding the steering
wheel at the bottom.
Here you will have less lever
age on the wheel and will not be
so inclined to over-compensate
for the cars darting and diving.
If you hold the wheel we'll up
on the sides your corrections
will be excessive. In fact, you
may be causing some of the
primary wandering by over
steering.
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DAMP CLOTH HELPS
IN CAR POLISHING

In the directions for use
Of some Of the car polishes 1t
is recommended that the
soft cloth to which the
polish is applied be damp.
The effect Of this is to
provide better spread Of the
polish when 1t is transferred
to the cars finish. It is also
recommended that small
areas Of about a square foot
be covered with each appli-
cation.
All this obviously is done
to prevent too thin spread
Of the polish, or streaked
application.
In applying paste wax it
is also well to use a damp
cloth. This need not be done
when using liquid wax or
spray-on WAKES as they have
sufficient carrier fluid to
provide an even spread.
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Studeboker Rokish Look
Nov Confined to Hawks

retains its hill-holder as stand
ard equipment on all V-Ss.
Added will be crash-tested door
latches. nylon seat belts and self
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energizing brakes and padding
on the rear Of the front seats to
protect rear seat occupants,

protect rear seat occupants.
z For 1858 designers have raised
the hood line and rear deck,
heightened the tenders and added
sweeping horizontal lines by
chrome trimming and body side
mouldings.
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% luxurious models including the 4oo hadtop and
anew line of Suburban station low pceranges
new safety features for carefree driving rs
The Plymouth Sc Power Story 200 Va hp available with Powerak
all Savoy Plaza Suburban Or 1877 hp
Bevdere and Suburban lines In Savoy and Plaza lines get
$50 vs. hp prefer the Pmohs PowerFow
also available all neyou l25 131 hp with Powerak
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Visits Relatives
 ln German Zones

Fritz Grobler, Naval Station em- ployee, who left here May F, is now in West Germany, according to letters received by his son, Karl. He has visited relatives in the West and East sectors of Germany.
 Grobler first visited his brother m Gutersloh, West zone, and re- mained there until July l. He then spent one week with each of his two sisters in the East zone. In his last letter, he expected to re- turn to his brothers home in Gut ersloh August 1. He stated he has travelled along the Rhine river. arid along the borders of Belgium, France and Holland. He said the people are all very friendly. But h9 said words proved inadequate to describe the beauty of the country.
 The traveller stated the scars of World War H throughout the cduntry are rapidly being obliter- ated. Cities are being rebuilt and many new towns springing up. In ti!s Last letter to his son, he stated he was unable to write much be- cause he was in the Russian zone. But. ie said he would have many seoriesi to teH,sof. life, behind the frpa' Curtain. A special permit was rfquired before he could enter.
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Nurse Resigns

The resignation of Miss Dorothy K. Whitney as nursing section chief for the Alaska Department of Health, and the appointment of Miss Helen Hartigan as her sue cessor, were announced this week by Dr. Charles R. Hayman, acting commissioner of Health. Effective
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for the purpose or with a piece of coarse cloth. This serves to clean the coat of dust andrdirt. 10 ventiiate the skin, and to add tone and condition to both coat and skin.
 Don't overdo bathing your dog: once month is often enough. Bathe the dog in 8 warm place, using a good bland soap. Keep water out of his eyes and ears. Lather and rinse we'll at least twice, and dry him thoroughly with rough towels. rubbing in the direction of the hair growth,
 Dogs nails, if not worn down naturally, should be trimmed frequently. Use clippers made for this purpose, and be careful not to cut into the pink portion. or quick. Smooth off rough edges with a file.
 If wax accumulates in the ears, swab it out gently with an orange stick tipped with cotton and dipped in oil, alco- hol or peroxide. Eyes that are irritated should be bathed in boric acid and treated with a good eye ointment. If you give your dog large knuckle bone to chew every week or so. 1t will help keep the teeth clean.
 Feeding Tips: Feeding a dog candy and sweets won't give him worms, as was once com- monly supposed. It will merely keep him from eating as much ef the food he needs for good health and nutrition.
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date is September

date is September
 Miss Whitney resigned to accept an appointment at the University of Pittsburg. She came to Alaska as young public health nurse at Palmer in 1889 and later was pro- noted to nursing supervisor and for the past 101a years has headed the ADH nursing section.