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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-04-12
'IRECToR - ESTHER kFGG
O r CHI E S T r A

ONS Sue Anderson Barbara Barnett Karen Sue Bates Norma
lean Bates Charlotte Clark Cindy Clark Charles Hannun
Phyllis lsa Johnny Marshall Quintella Mercer Helen Moore
nane Rogers Judy RosSer Lynn seamster Katheyn shale
Frances Baker Peggy Baker Bin Bond Duane Brown
Rosa Clark Nancy Cyn1er, Jerry Craig Gary Davis Larry
SaIIelt karl Guler Gloria Gu2r Herbert Hurst RICHARD
alett Linda Montgomery David W. Reed David Reed Donna
Reed David Sers Dale Starr Marlene Tete Carol Uhl,
Carolyn Wehr and Melvin Wentworth.
CLARiNETS Gloria Bates Shirley Bates Kathryn Bishop Kathleen
Carpenter Joyce Carter Lila Christman Wanda
FEankn Robert Gallagher, Maroe Hayes, Betty House
helba Johnson Mike Long Mary Mallett Joseph Macenko
Martha My Mariyn McAee Janet Norris Larry Rutherford
lavld Since Lille Stephens Carol Tpet Elaine Triplett,
6 Patsy Iruax Doris Way and Jackie Wheeler.
SYMPHONIES Dale Bishop Hobart Linda
Karen Ann Davis Grace Dennis Evelyn Gesey Charles Keyor
Susan Long, and Nlarene Rubel
TUBAS Sally GreSse, and Stanford McElroy.
TROMBONES: Loren Christman, Charles Hannahs and Rita
Stottsberry.
ALTO HORN Susie
DRUMS: Charles Ronald
Carl Hayes John Lisak Franklin Mey Orvetta
David
PIANO: Carol Cunningham and Helen Nicholson.
AtCORDlON: Betty Farson and Clyde Owen
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BATESVLE Gary Carpenter Donald Gallagher Robert Gallagher
Dale Hughes Fred Mce Tom Peer Dale Starr Neal Stotts
Ronald Wyscarver Joanne Basford Evelyn Gesey, Evelyn
ioue Vernetta Lashley, Ruth N1alett Emma Mcee Rita
Ann McCiee Quintella Mercer Louise Ann Neuhart Patty
Sevn, Laquta Triplett, Marilyn Ward
BELLE Valley James DeVod Larry Foraker Herbert
John Lisak Charles Seed David Ze Peggy
Baker Deors Beckett Rebecca Blake Betty
Bur1ingqme Sarah Buckley, Marjorie Hail. Deanna Lapp,
fyhs sak Janet Mendenhal Jessie Pickenpaugh Ruth Ann
% %phelPs Janet Ramsey sandra Raynor Marene Tee Carol
Uhl Gwen Watson Donna Werberger and Lynda Vyosck
DEXTER CITY: Roy Adds Robert Ball Ronald Baen Duane
Brown Vernon Hughes Richard Malett Gary Maxwell Howard
& Eau e @ @Pong Warner Stewart Kay Bnegar Nancy Boord
Way. ~
SARAHSVILE Donald Beinger Joseph Cowg
Melvin Davis Franklin Niley, Donald Moore Gerald Pouon
Larry Robinson James Rogers Sharon Blackwell
Joyce Carter Charlotte Clark Cynde Clark Clark
Clark, Karen Ann Davis, Wanda Davis, Helen
!easure Sadie Leasre, Myrna Masters Moore
Nicholson Sandra Rich Barbara Roster,
s, St0ttsbeTry; Betty Williams, and Betty VanDyne
SUMhERFlELD Dale Bishop Loren Chrstman Roger Chsman
Paul Dmmering Joe Dodds Dick Gibson Charles Hannas,
Esnneh @ MART &Martn Bob Warner Ba5baa Barnett Ruth Bates
Garpsnter kaheen CarpenteT Gerude Grun Donna Dim
Shelba Johnson Anne Malet Phyllis Malett Helen
Janet Morris, Wanda Pouton, Donna
Stephens, Trplett TruaX
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-04-12

Marietta Osteopathic
Dismissed April S: Mrs. Erval
Stevens of Earriettsville.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-04-12
Annual Noble County Music Festival
Will Be Presented Thursday, ApriI Z

The annual Noble will be held
evening" April IL at the Caldwell high school auditorium with the
various music teachers the their students
of supervisors Salvatore
Ruth Gattrell Ester Kegg Day.
The complete who will take
this festival are as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-23
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

It's time to get the anti
freeze out Of your car and the
extra pounds off of you! II
warm weather is not already
with you it is just around the
corner.
Why not treat yourself as
kindly as you do your car?
Those extra pounds heat you
up about as much as the anti
freeze would your car. Over
weight is always uncomfort-
able but it is especially so in
hot weather.
For one thing, your heart
has to work harder in order to
pump blood through the blood
vessels in your extra pounds.
Also, there are all sorts Of
summer discomforts such as
prickly heat and chatting which
harass the overweight woman.
In order to be comfortable
in hot weather we wear lighter
clothing, even less restricting,
lighter undergarments and
foundations. 1t is sheer joy to
wear the attractive play
clothes and swim suits if you
feel comfortable in them, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-23
Miss Bruce
Married in
Connecticut

BOSTON, April % (P).-The
marriage last November of
Audrey Bruce. heir to the
Mellon fortune. and Stephen
Currier, an art consultant, was
disclosed last night.
Mr.. Currier said the couple
was married by justice of the
peace last November Is in Fair
field. Conn.
Mrs. Currier. %, whose
grandfather was financier An
drew Mellon. is the daughter
of Mrs. Mellon Bruce, New
York City. and Mr.. David K.
E. Bruce, 1411 Thirty-fourth
street NV, Washington, D. c.
Mr.. Currier, rs, a Harvard
graduate, is employed as an
art consultant at the Swetzoff
gallery in Boston.
HIS parents are Mrs. Edward
M. M. Warburg, New York City,
and Mr.. Richard Currier of
Boston and Tucson. Ariz.
Mr.. Mellon, Secretary of the
Treasury under Calvin Cool
idge. established the National
Art Museum in WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Curriers' father is a
former Ambassador to France.
Mr.. Curriers' grandparents
were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Currier
OF Boston. His father is an
artist.
The bride is a senior at Rad
cliffe College. Her mother re-
portedly received a large for
tune from the former Secre-
tary of the Treasury before
Melons death, when he left
millions to charity and a huge
art collection to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-23
WHY GROW OLD?
Extra Pounds Add
To Discomfort

you won't if you do not think
you look attractive in them.
That's just the way we women
are!
So your Aunt Josie is here
with help. always run my
9-Day Reducing Diet about
this time every year. You can
lose from 5 to 10 pounds in
nine days if you will stick
with the diet which is appear
ing in this newspaper daily.
Here are the menus for to-
morrow so that you can shop
for the essential items today:
Tuesday
BREAKFAST
Half grapefruit
One thin dry piece of
whole wheat toast
Black coffee
MID MORNING
Glass of tomato juice
LUNCHEON
Green salad with lemon or
reducing dressing
slice lamb roast
don't eat the fat
One glass skinned milk
One thin dry piece of
whole wheat toast
MID AFTERNOON
Glass of tomato juice
DINNER
One piece of lean meat. steak
or roast Is or 6 ounces)
One-half cup squash
yellow preferable) =
One-half cup string beans
One glass skinned milk
One apple
Even S pounds will make
your belts tighter and 10
pounds can make the differ
ence between an average figure
and a truly lovely one. WHY
not get in there and pitch and
get 1t over with?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-23
Review Ceremony Honors
Latin American Officials

Latin American military ofn-
Gals were honored by the
United States Army yesterday
afternoon at a review cere-
mony at the Fort Myer parade
grounds. followed by a recep-
ton given by Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. r. L. Vittrup at Patton
Hall.
Honored guests included
Latin American delegates and
members of the Inter-Ameri-
can Defense Board, the Joint
Brazil United States Defense
Commission and the Joint
Mexican-United States Com
mission,
Representatives Of 19 Latin
American countries shared the
reviewing stand with Maj. Gen.
John G. Van Houten, Military
District of Washington Com
mander, and Gen. Vittrup,
Army Member of the United
States delegation.
Invited
These included Maj. Gen.
Manuel L. Aleman of Argen-
tina; 1t. Col. Javier Cerruto of
Bolivia; Brig. Gen. Ignacio de
Loyola Daher of Brazil; Col.
Horacio Arce Fernandez of
Chile; Navy Capt. Juan A.
Pizarro of Colombia; Navy
Capt. Carlos A. Leon Sans of
Cuba; Col. Fernando Manuel
Castillo of the Dominican Re-
public; Col. Carlos Cabrera
Sevilla of Ecuador; Col. Man.
uel J. Cordova of Ell Salvador;
Col. Augustin Donis-Kestler of
Guatemala; 1t. Gen. Cristobal
Guzman Cardenas of Mexico;
Col. Julio c. Morales of Mica
ragua: Maj. Abel Quintero of
Panama: Maj. Gen. Carlos
Montanaro of Paraguay; Col.
Antonio Alberti Bonino of
Peru; Rear Admiral Alfredo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-23

Aguiar of Uruguay and Col.
Josue Lopez Henriquez of
Venezuela.
Also participating were the
Bird "Old Guard" Infantry
Regiment, oldest regiment of
the United States Army Reg
ulars; the United States Army
Band; a 20-man drill team
from the I'd Battalion of the
Sd Infantry and the 509th
Transportation Co. Digit hell
copter) from Dawson Army
Air Field, Fort Belvoir.
In a special citation from
Secretary of Army Wilbur
Brucker to the honored groups
Mr.. Brucker paid tribute "tc
their accomplishments which
contribute so effectively towaro
the security of the Western
Hemisphere"
The program opened on
spectacular note when two
helicopters landed in front OF
the reviewing stand and mem
berS of the crack Third In
fantry drill team debarked
The team, IN dress blue uni.
forms and cleaning chrome
helmets. presented a 10-min
utes precision drill exhibition
to the music of the Arm,
Band.
For the programs finale
some 1000 Third Infantrymel
and the Army Band passed in
review, followed by an aeria
salute. A red, white, and blu
smoke screen was laid across
the parade ground by the las
three planes in the f1yover.
Many prominent civilia.
and military officials from thu
Pentagon, as well as Latin
American military officials and
their wives attended the re-
ception given afterwards by
the Vittrups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-23

Wally thinks it's pure magic the
way ! keep our house spotless and
still have SO much time for the
things ! like to do. OF course, it's
finding faster, easier ways to do
my housework that really does the
trick. Just take wood floors.
How hated that messy cleaning
and waxing. And my arms and
back would ache for days
afterwards. Then | heard about
Bruce Cleaning Wax. What a ioyl
There's no floor washing at all
because Bruce cleans as it wakes.
Takes only half the time. To top
il off, my wood floors never
looked better. Just try can of
Bruce Cleaning Wax. Everybody
who uses it thinks it's wonderful.
Incidentally, I've found other Bruce
floor products help me, TOO. There's
Bruce Floor Cleaner for cleaning and
lighter waxing, Bruce Paste Wax.
Bruce Asphalt Tile Cleaner, Bruce
Asphalt Tile Self Polishing Wax and
The new Bruce -
SeEPohshng S
Wax. Yes, ~
for floors ~ ~
IFS Bpucei GS1yA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
Sail 10 Madeira
To Be Offered

SOUTHAMPTON.-For trav-
elers who may be looking for
something different in a winter
vacation, the Bergen Steamship
Co. Of Norway suggests a voyage
on the Venus for a holiday to
Madeira and the Canary Islands.
In addition to great natural
beauty, these islands offer a
generous measure of warmth
and sunshine during the entire
winter.
The Venus sails from South
ampton. England. every 10 days
or so, bound for these pleasant
shores. The voyage to Madeira
takes three days. to the Canary
Islands, four days.
The sailing schedule enables
vacationers to plan holidays
covering 10 days. 18 to 20 days,
or correspondingly longer stays.
There are II voyages in all.
The FIRST winter sailing is
December 10. and the last is
April 3, 1857. Fares for the
round trip voyage start at about
$l65, including berth and meals.
Both Madeira and Canary
Islands have a variety Of good
first or second class hotels. BY
American standards. the rates
are most attractive. ranging
from approximately 81 to $40
per day, American plan. Hotel
arrangements can be made by
Bergen Line at time Of booking
passage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
Britain Explored
In Rental Cars

LONDON - Touring the
Shakespeare country taking
trips to Edinburgh. Chester and
Wales. Americans spent approx
'imately $3.50, 1000 last year in
Britain on hired cars.
With more roads per square
mile than any other country in
the world, Britain can be seen
thoroughly from behind the
windshield.
Cars, either chauffeur driven
or Self-drive. are available in
every part of the country. A
four passenger car which you
drive yourself can be rented
for $685. per week, plus 6 cents
per mile. This charge includes
70 free miles per day.
Many car-hire firms give you
"a free lesson in left-hand driv-
ing If one is needed.
British driving licenses are
obtainable before departure
through auto clubs in the
United States. The offices of
the RAG Royal Automobile
Club { and the AA automobile
Association at British ports
and elsewhere will also issue
British driving licenses upon
production of your American
license. passport for identifica-
tion purposes. and a payment
of 70 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
Mountain Lake Offers
Lofty Vocation Spot

MOUNTAIN LAKE, Va.-Most
folks refer to Mountain Lake as
the level of the Alleghanies. "
Graded in the mountains of Giles
County. some 1000 feet above
sea level. the attraction is con-
sidered one of the Old Domin-
ions top mountain resorts
Featuring hotel and cottage
accommodations Mountain Lake
has more than enough for leisure
rest or for active recreation The
Hotel Mountain Lake. built of
stone, nestles in a quiet valley.
Blankets are needed every night.
The lake itself draws anglers
tlom throughout the East, and
swimming in the sparkling lake
waters provides another vaca-
ton experience
The hotel features one OF the
highest golf courses east of the
Rockies. and tennis and croquet
courts are located conveniently
between the hotel and the lake.
Another favorite Mountain Lake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05

activity is horseback riding
Hikes and mountain climbing
provide another challenging rec
reational outlet.
Mountain Lake is natural
wonder. in some respects, thor
oughly surrounded with tradi-
tions, speculation and contro-
versy.
The controversy involves the
lake itself, And many persons
maintain that it once was known
as 1.-THE Salt Pond" and more
of a resort for elk. buffalo and
deer congregating for a drink
a fact which led pioneers to
believe there was salt in the
vicinity.
Historians feel generally that
the water has never had a trace
of salt and that the name salt
Pond" probably originated from
the custom of early settlers to
water and salt their livestock
at the lake. 1t covers about SO
acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
Waikiki Beach Split Up
By Atmosphere and Surf

merged sea wall. the bigger the
waves the better. This is the
most priced surfing grounds on
Waikiki.
Now begins a series of joining
beaches. each named for its cor
responding big resort hotel. The
sands in front of the Surf
Rider are often frequented by
expert swimmers.
Adjoining palm-sha d o W e d
SurfRider sands, is the popular
strip in front of the Moana
Hotel, flanked by the Banyan
Court from which Hawaii Calls
is often broadcast.
Canoe Club Next
Next comes the Outrigger
Canoe Club with its fleet of
ancient Polynesian-type canoes
either drawn up on the sand or
skimming over the gentle swells.
From here, it's only a few hun
dred yards to the pink-turreted
Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Next in
line is the Halekulani Hotel
Beach. which appeals to both
the bathing suit crowd and a
dressier group which lunches
and cocktails" beneath the
magnificent kiawe trees reach
ing far out over the tranquil
ocean.
Then comes Gray's Beach,
f1anked by the Reef Hotel. Coral
has been dredged to make an
obStacle-free swimming area
just as Henry j. Kaiser is now
doing for his giant lagoon and
private beach at the Hawaiian
Village next to the yacht harbor
END of the glamorous Waikiki
Beach line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
Tourists Invited
To Wires Fe ITS
OF Lumberjucks

FORT BRAGG, Calf. A man
who reputedly picks his teeth
with a peavey and cuts his
hangnails with a chain saw will
once more play heavy role at
the Return of Paul Bunyan"
celebration at Fort Bragg.
September l through 3.
The man with the necessary
equipment and accoutrements to
enact the part of Paul Bunyan,
the tabled woodsman. is Chef
Shandel. a bewhiskered Red
wood Empire giant weighing
nearly 800 pounds and towering
6 feet 6 inches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
Pacific to Get 2 More
New Luxury

Francisco. The last two cruises
will make calls at Hilo.
American President Lines Will
son is set for a golden autumn
cruise to the Orient october 10
and a family-plan cruise with
reduced fares) November %;
the Cleveland will make a Christ
mas shopping cruise october 20
and a holiday cruise with rs
per cent reduction on one-way
fares) December Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05

HONOLULU.-The long, white
coral sands Of Waikiki Beach are
actually a series of merging
beach "neighborhoods." each
with its own special atmosphere
and following of baskers and
bathers.
Island keikis (youngsters), for
example, seem to have staked
out for themselves the Sans
Souci neighborhood. Just a few
blocks from the hem Of Diamond
Head volcano. this section was
once the cherished haunt of poet
Robert Louis Stevenson. He
found the tranquil blue waters,
constant sun and almost COM
plete absence of rain a tonic for
his health.
You can follow Sans Souci
Beach along the edge of Queen
Kapiolani Park in the direction
Of the big resort hotels. Soon
you come to concrete .~pier
where youngsters body-surf with
midget boards and fishermen
surfcast with bamboo poles.
This concrete barrier marks the
beginning Of Prince Kuhio
Beach. named for a long ago
Hawaiian delegate to Congress,
Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalania-
naole.
Signs Say Have Fun"
The beach boasts signs read
ing, This is a public park-have
fun" It's not hard to do.
In fact. island families them
selves favor Prince Kuhio Beach
because there's something for
everyone here-no matter what
the age.
On the other side of the sub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
Woman Visitors
Get Free Orchids

MIAMI, Fla. An orchid show
every day and an orchid for
every woman await visitors to
Miami's Orchid Jungle.
The 30-acre attraction is a
botanical showplace for the
worlds largest collection of
orchids. 1t is a colorful spec
tacle featuring masses of or
chids in full bloom growing on
tree limbs. tree trunks, logs and
in green houses.
Operated for 30 years by the
T. A. Fennell family, the Or
child jungle has more than $780,
900 blooming plants in its en-
vironS.
A large illustrated map of the
world pinpoints the origin of
special orchid varieties with an
orchid specimen from that area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05

SAN FRANC1SCO-The Paci-
fic is to get two new luxury
liners. comparable in size and
appointments to the best of
those crossing the Atlantic
One will serve the Orient. the
other the South Pacific. and both
will be cruising in about four
years. according to the Pacific
Area Travel Association These
are in addition to the Matson
cruise liners for 365 passengers,
due for South Pacific service
this fall.
American President Lines will
build an 825-foot superliner able
to do rs knots and carry from
1900 to l,400 passengers The
ship will serve Honolulu Yoko-
hama. Manila. Hong Kong and
Kobe from Los Angeles and San
Francisco This is the same route
as the President Wilson and
President Cleveland, whose pas
senger capacity is 832 each.
The Orient line, a British
owned company. plans a still
larger ship-a 4O.000-to ton liner
to handle 1900 tourist-class pas
sengers and $50 in first class.
The ship will clip a week off
the present Pacific round-trip
voyage between Vancouver, San
Francisco and Sydney. Australia.
At present the Orsova is the
largest in the Pacific passenger
ship fleet, handling 1,450 per-
sons.
Cruises
A busy Pacific cruise program
is set for this fall. Those with
accommodations still available
include, Matson's luxury liner
Lurline, in service to Honolulu,
making a special Aloha Week
cruise from Los Angeles october
Z, and a Thanksgiving cruise
November 20 and a Christmas
cruise December 20 from San
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
Corpus Christi Area
Goes in For Pools

CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex. -
Motel operators in the Corpus
Christi area apparently are
ignoring the boundless natural
beaches the Coastal Bend af-
fords, switching to the man.
made refresher, the swimming
pool.
Within the last three months,
II pools have been constructed.
The seml-tropical climate makes
swimming a year-round recrea-
ton in Corpus Christi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
Slides Without Snow
HONOLULU

HONOLULU.
Early Hawaiians discovered the
thrills of shedding despite their
tropic homes. Youngsters sat on
large ii leaves for slides down
muddied slopes and chiefs cata-
pulled down grass covered
mountain trails on narrow wood
en- holua sleds with runners a
few inches apart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
u. S. Lines Announces
.SuiIinqs THROUGH Nov

The United States Lines has
announced extended sailing
schedules for the United States
worlds fastest ship. and the
luxury liner America through
May, 1857.
The line is accepting bookings
on all sailings up to the end of
May next year and states that
heavy advance applications in
dictate another banner year for
European travel in 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05
|HoteI-Fishing Comp
IOoened in Ontario

TORONTO. Pete McGillen,
outdoor editor of the Toronto
Telegram, has opened a hotel
and fishing camp on Rice Lake
at Roseneath, Ontario, 80 miles
east Of Toronto. It's called
Clearstone Lodge and the main
building is an attractive two
story stone structure, on a lofty
hill with a lookout over eight
miles of water.
There's fishing for muskies,
walleyes, bass and parrish. as
well as duck hunting and crow
shooting in season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDsMoBILE 1853 Rocket Super
"SS" de luxe Holiday coupe; 2-tone
finish. fully equipped: excellent.
No. "a; SI.095. COLONIAL OLDs-
MOBILE CO. Gil. 3-5555l, l24l
9Th st. ne. Dust on Fla. ave1'
OLDsMOBILES-'52 "sS" Cdr, n.y.
dra... T. and h.. SS49; 81 "SS'
power brakes, T. and h. hydra.
81 $40: 50 "sS" Holiday coupe,
full power brakes, r. and h., 2-tone
Wv. tires. 50 .499 HORNER'S
COR. Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne
at 9th. Ii. 6-6464
OLDSMOBILE 1850 ''SS"; radio
heater. spotlights. whitehall tires:
very poppy and clean. Worth see
ing: best offer. Liberal trade on
your present car. BURROWS
MOTOR CO.. L.. 4-S300 (opp
Navy Yard. 900 NJ st, sc. II
OLDSMOBILE 1852 Rocket "9S'
4-dr. sedan; de luxe green finish;
low mileage, one owner. No. So:
SS95. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE
CO. LII. 3-5555). lo4l 9th ST. ne
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03

OLDS 1851 super "Ss" club coupe;
hydra, 7. and h.. original 2-tone
finiSh like new. no dents or rust
| on chrome: beautiful 1-owner car,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

.OLDS "a Rocket ''9s" de luxe Holi-
day coupe; all power, fully
equipped: low mi. one owner. No
104; Sl.795. COLONIAL OLD6MO.
BILE CO. eli. 3-5555). I24I 9th
st., ne. Dust on Fla. ave.. Open
oLDs SIS "9s" de luxe Holiday
coupe: radio heater. hydra. power
steering. power brakes. cleo. win
dows and seat: only 1900 miles
by owner. for only $2,995. Cal
AM Sun. oV. a-0791; no dealers
OLDS 1854 "9S" Holiday coupe
green and green: all extras, incl
power steering. brakes. In best
cond., So. 400. or best offer. Nc
trades. CO. 5-S7l1. IS
OLDS 1853 "9S" Holiday hardtop;
equip; new tires: full power: leather
inter: $500 and take over pay
ments through GIN. TIE. 6-O29s.