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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-23
Tin,nnie koIeck Needs Gef.WeI| Cards
From US, Canadian, Alaskan Friends
Uniontown, Penna., Nest 81 Member Has
CONT

happiness of a little boy or
girl suffering from a disease
or other affliction.
At the moment, nothing is
more important to us in this
part of the CFU realm than
the happiness of Timmie Ko-
leck, for those of us who have
children of our own need but
to look in his direction and
remember that but for the
Grace of God
You and I, all Of us, want
to see him get we'll as soon
as possible.
We can help him greatly
along the road to recovery
by swamping him with
cards, letters, gifts and
other things so dear to the
heart of an ailing boy.
And by remembering him
in our morning and evening
prayers. ~
Remember Him Today!
In behalf of little Jimmie,
his mother and father, as well
as myself and all members Of
Nest 80, l thank all of you
for reading this appeal to
your heartstrings.
No matter where you live
in these United States of
America, the Dominion of
Canada, or the Territory Of
Alaska, rest assured that
Jimmie will be glad to hear
from you as he battles to re-
gain his health and return to
his schoolmates.
After all, we are all sisters
and brothers, all members of
a great family which is the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
We have always stood to-
gether when someone in our
fraternai midst needed a
boost or a helping hand. Ne
yer have we turned a deaf ear
to the pleas of the unfortu-
nate.
Remember Timmie Koleck!
Catherine M. Francis
Manager, Nest 81
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per second for the next
four years before we get a
nickel Of payout."
When that time comes, To-
quepala's copper will be mined
by the open pit method. But
, even after enough of the
seam of copper ore is reached
to begin feeding the smelter
it's daily requirements of ore,
stripping of waste material
such as the overburden will go
on continuously.
For each ton of copper ore
recovered in the open pit, a.
bout three tons Of waste ma
terial must be dumped.
Target Date - 1860
Gradually, as open pit op-
erations eat away, the top of
Toquepala will disappear.
From here copper ore will
be transported to a concen-
traitor at Incapuquio. After
crushing, the ore will be
ground to a fine mesh by IA
huge ball mills of 800 horse
power each manufactured for
the project by disclaimers.
The ball mills, scheduled for
delivery late this fall, will
process 10000 tons of ore
daily.
Following further pro-
cessing in the concentration
plant at IncapuquiO the
copper ore mesh will be
railroaded more than 100
miles down the rugged An
des to a smelter to be l0ca-
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Euclid 337 To Stage
Celebration Jan. 18th

EUCLID, Ohio - Lodge
337 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will stage it's 40th An
niversary Celebration on Sun
day, January 26, 1858.
A banquet will be held at
the American Yugoslav Cen
ter Home, located on Rechar
Avenue in Euclid, with music
being furnished later for an
evening of dancing.
Ann KorOsec
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-23
Detroit Choir Preps
For Nov. 10 Concert

DETROIT, Mich. - The
Croatian Singing Soci ct y
"Slavulj" are happy to an
nounce that their plans for a
Fall Concert arc completed.
This outstanding event Of the
season will be held Sunday,
November 10, at the Slove-
nian Hall.
We will be honored to
have as our guest, at that
time, the well known bari
tone Dragutin Sostarko Of
the Chicago Civic Opera.
His voice has been enchant-
ing audiences from coast to
coast and he deserves much
praise when singing our own
beloved Croatian Arias, long
forgotten by many of us.
The "Slavulj' singers will
also render a few selections
for the enjoyment of all.
Following the concert there
will be dancing to the tunes
of the Balkan Cavaliers Tam
buritza Orchestra.
We invite all the lovers of
music to attend this event on
November 10. You'll be glad
you did.
Matilda Domitrovich, Pub
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Phi|Iy Lodge 144 Set
For Annual Fall Dance

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -
CF'U Lodge IA wishes to an
nounce that it's Annual Au-
tumn Dance will be held at
the Club Dalmacia, 414 Chris
tian St., on Saturday, Octo-
ber 26, from 8 pm. until ??
Music and refreshments
will be provided for the en-
joyment of all.
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Sandra Petika Awaits
Canonsburg Homecoming
CONTINUED From Page y


America, are in for a fasci-
mating, artistic and entertain
ing evening when they wit
ness the Pittsburgh Tambur-
itzans 1858 show.
The program is not a strict
concert nor dance exhibition,
but rather an enchanting mu-
sical production, with un-
usually fine talent presenting
a wonderful repertoire.
Another local public ap-
pearance soon is CanOns-
burg, Pa, on Saturday, No
vember 2nd, at the High
School Auditorium, when
Miss Sandra Petika, excep-
tionalIy talented senior
Tamburitzan, will perform
before home tOWners.
Sandy is a CFU member
and a popular student at
Pittsburgh University where
she ajors in Education. She
is featured in solos, duets
and does some dancing.
Detroit Show Changed
A change in the Pittsburgh
Tamburitzans It h a nksgivins
tour schedule finds the De-
troit Ford Auditorium perfor
nance on Sunday afternoon
december 9Th, instead of No
vember Oath - as previously
announced.
1t is to be held by the
Detroit CrOatian Board of
Trade.
The date change was ne
cessitated by the Detroit Sym
phony schedule, which has
preference at the new Forc
Auditorium.
The complete Thanksgiving
tour of the Pittsburgh Tam
buritzans will soon be an
nounced.
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Director Of Farrell Junior Tammies
Will Be Honored Saturday, Oct. 2bth
Youthful Tamburitzans And kolO Groups
Rehearsing For 4th Annual Fall Fiesta
CONTINUED From p. y

with Farrell's CFU Lodge
1926.
1t couldn't, as they say,
come to happen to a nicer
guy" than bro. Koss.
Recipe For High Time
Concert goers will see the
"Sloga" musicians, vocalists,
and dancers come up with a
bigger and better than ever
show when they take to the
stage Saturday night.
In fact, no matter how
many times the reader may
have enjoyed these great ar
fists in the past, he has an
entirely different treat await
ing him on Oct. 26 when these
marvellous entertainers stage
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Benwcod Nest 80 Fefe
Prelude To Christmas

BENWOOD, w. Va. -
Nest 60 of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union will sponsor its
Annual Dance on Saturday,
November 9, at the Croatian
Cultural Club, 1853 Eoff st.
The popular Sokol Tambu-
rita Orchestra of Massillon,
Ohio, will provide the dance
music. This is the same or
chestra that played for the
opening of our new Croatian
Club, but their name has been
changed since then. Their
songs and music will again de-
light young and old alike.
AS at all our affairs, there
will be plenty of refreshments
available prepared by our ac-
tive ladies of Lodges 2 and
745.
The proceeds from this af-
fair will go towards financing
the. Christmas Party for our
members.
We invite all the parents
and grandparents of the nest
members as we'll as the gen.
eral public to attend the
Forthcoming dance.
John NJ. Baron, Mgr.
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prietOrs, supervisors In va
riOus industries, packing
house owners, wholesale
house owners, paymasters,
oh, and still others too nu-
merous to mention.
Let's make it a little more,
what with Police Sgt. Nick
Choss, Asst Fire Chief John
Novalich, Fireman Adolph
Pericak, and President Of the
Board of Trustees of the
Hammond Water Dept. Casey
Brock. Or as Mayor Bowling
calls him, a hill-billy Croatian.
We have one member at In
diana University now whom
we expect to make many a
headline this winter, Frank
Radovich, 6 foot, 8, basketball
player.
Veronica S. Keller
The lodge is exceptionally
proud of all these members
and much as we would like to
present each one individually,
it is almost impossible. There
is one, though, whom we
can't overlook, who was at
the banquet, namely, Veroni-
ca Staresnick Keller.
Born in 1915 of Croatian
parents, she now is leading
a full, happy and busy life.
She attended grade school,
high school and business col
lege in Hammond; graduated
from the Michael Reese Hos
pital School of Nursing as a
Registered Nurse in 1941;
Joined the Army Nurses Corp
in 1941.
From 1941 until 1916,
she saw service in Burma,
India, China and the Euro
pean Theater of War,
In 1947, she was employed
at the Hines Veterans Hospi-
tai and while working there
she attended Loyola Univer-
sity, from where she gradu-
ated in 1854 with a Bachelor
of Science Degree in Nursing.
From 1854 until 1856 she
was employed as Public
Health Nurse for the Cook
County Department of Health
in Illinois. From 1854 until
1856, she attended, part time,
the U. of Chicago, working
towards a Masters Degree in
supervision of public health
nursing.
From 1856, through 1857,
she attended full time and has
a Doctors Degree in Sociolo-
gy. Between all this, she was
married in 1856 to Richard
Keller.
In 1857 she had a daughter,
and she still is working and
studying towards the better
ment of life and health of all
mankind.
Sally B. Rady
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Battle Creek Juniors
Must Get In Dues Line

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. -
The members of CFU Nest
153 are urged to pay their
back dues, before they are
suspended.
This may be done at the
lodge meetings which are
held the 3rd Sunday of the
month at 2::30 pm, or at my
home, POI Hussey Avenue.
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Noel, Noel, Noel

. Have you received your
box of CFU Christmas Cards
through the mails?
When you do, please buy
them on the spot and sit back
satisfied that you've done
your good deed for the day.
For the beneficiary of it all
is the worthy CFU's Scholar
ship Fund.
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Poor Investment?

Are you among those
who received CFU Christ
mas Cards through the
mails in recent weeks?
You know, the 14-card
box which retails at SIPS.
Well, don't invest in
them, unless you want to
contribute to the CFU
Scholarship Fo Il n d a ii o n
and thus help some deserv-
ing students in the future!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-23

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - This
is in the nature of an appeal
to the hearts of all American,
Canadian and Alaskan men,
bers of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union, young and old
alike.
The subject: Little tt
notify (Timmie) Koleck,
the 1O-year-old son of MIR.
and Mrs. John kOleck and
a member of Croatian Fra
ternal Union Junior Order
Nest 81.
A very sick, lonesome boy,
Timmie has been out of school
for 2 years.
Last winter Jimmie had a
tumor removed from the base
of his skull and more recently
he had to return to Mercy
Hospital, Pittsburgh, for the
treatment of a stomach dis
order.
This means that this typi-
cal American youngster has
not been to school for a long,
long time.
Seeks Your Friendship
During this misfortune
Timmie has come to miss his
schoolmates and other young
friends, so much so that he
yearns to hear from them
and any other "bon amis" he
may come to make through
the medium of this appeal in
the Zajednicar.
Surely there must be
thousands of CFU members
from 6 to 60 on the North
American Continent who
will want to bring some
cheer into the life of little
Timmie.
Surely all of us want to
show this little brother of
ours the true meaning of the
Spirit of Fraternalism by re-
membering him in his hours
of trials and tribulations in
some concrete manner.
Cards, Letters, Gifts
! AS the Manager of Nest 80,
1 appeal to all who read this
heartwarming story to re-
member Timmie with a get
lwell card or letter.
Or perhaps you may want
to send him a little souvenir
of your home town.
Or some "gadget," toy or
other trinket which will bring
delight to the eyes of a sick
10-year-old boy who wants
nothing more in the world
than to get well.
Send what you will and
direct your mail to Master
Timothy koleck, r. D. l
Leisenring No. 3, Dunbar,
Pennsylvania.
/ My only regret is that all
of you who respond to this
appeal cannot be in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Koleck
when the mail carrier arrives
with your letter, card or gift
addressed to Timmie.
Count Your Blessings
There is nothing more i'm
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Johnstown In Tribute
To Late Philip Tomak

JOHNSTOWN, Pa.-Philip
Tomak, for 81 years a men,
Der of the Croatian Fraternal
Union, passed away here
Aug. 27, 1857. He was a men,
ber of "St. Rochus" Lodge 5.
Born May 1, 1877, in Selo
Ozalj, Croatia, he came to
America in 1899. He was en-
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their "neW-loOk' musical eX-
travaganza'
! Rehearsals on end Will
come to tell the full story on
the gala occasion.
The Pozega Tamburitza
Orchestra will take to the
Croatian Home Club Rooms
Immediately following the
concert to regale' the rug
cutting fraternity with a
bit of everything from Bee
thOven to Bop.
Add to all Of this the line
of refreshments awaiting the
guests and you have "the
makings' of a high time in
Farrell's Croatian Home Sat-
urday evening, Oct. 26.
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hammond's "Maywoodites" Stage Great
Affair In Honor Of Golden Anniversary
Lodge 358 Members Will Never Forget
Sept. 21, 1857 Public Show Of Unity
Continued From Page s.

decked with many flowers -
each bride" with a pretty
corsage - and all twelve
beaming, healthy and happy.
Respects were paid to
Mr.. and Mrs. MILO Marin
cic, Mr.. and Mrs. MILO
Tropsic, Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Bclaj, Mr.. and Mrs.
Petar kruzic, MIR. and Mrs.
Anton Visn,jak, and Mr..
and Mrs. Valentine Seljan.
We would be ostracized,
and rightfully SO, if we for
got to give credit to four fell
lows who spent the entire
evening tending to our
thirsts: Frank Gasparovic,
Gene Krukowski, Tom and Ed
Panian, have our vote Of
thanks for a job well done.
Lesson In Cooperation
Everyone helped. Help was
in the offing from folks who
had no connection with the
lodge and for this we are
grateful.
The Decorations Commit
tee beautified the place ad-
mirably. The girls, Tressa
Warshol, Lillian Orban, Julia
Farrenkopf Ann Szal, are to
be commended.
Then the hOstesses did a
fine job of making all the
guests feel at home. There
were so many but the ones
we saw around us were Ce-
celia Fabijanic, Helen Ma
rince, Fora SkrObOt and
Kathryn Meges.
We saw everyone dancing
but the one person who
seemed to do better than all
combined was Mary Klen OF
Gary. She is especially adept
at kolo dancing, something
this writer could never learn
- which foot goes where.
A Cosmopolitan Lodge .
Many of our younger mem
bers were recognized for their
achievements. Many h a We
made a name for themselves
in industry, government, bus
mess, or education.
Many are college gradu'
ates and others are still ir
college. 1t was a real cole
giate night, what with repre-.
sentations from Notre Dame
Indiana, DePauw, Tulan e
University of Chicago, Logo
la, Ball State Teachers, Deni'
son, Illinois Tech, Univ. OF
California, and Purdue.
Everyone but the proven
bal Indian chief. We coulc
say, and our editor knows we
will, that we could mention
the "Cros" on hand-in con.
nection with the Indian chief
Then with all the beau
ticians, morticians, nurses,
caterers, bowling alley pro-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-23

. If you don't know life
insurance you had better
know your life insurance
man before it's too late!
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pm. tomorrow at Broy.Hil.
the home of Mrs. M. T.
Broyhill, ST., club founder.
Mrs. L. B. Price, club pres
ident. and her staff Of on
GERS. also have invited all
husbands to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-17
THE LITTLE FOXES

THE LITTLE FOXES
Stor of the ia shion
season - til e fur
trimmed costume. This
one designed by the
team of Morusio and
Trovis Barton in o gold
basket weave bordered
in cross fox. It wos
shown at q champagne
cocktoiI gathering lost
evening at the Moy-
flower Hotel with Mo-
rusio coming from COL
ifornio for the event.
Diplomatic wives and
members of residential
Washington, including
Perle Mesto, were also
on hand. The letter
hos IS Morusio creo-
tions in her wardrobe.
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Potomac Womon's Club
To Meet Tomorrow

A covered dish supper will
highlight the first fall meet
ing of the Potomac Wom-
ans Club to be held at $50
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Tea Tomorrow

Mrs. John @. Laid. presi-
dent of the Goodwill Guild
Of the Davis Memorial Good
will Industries. will be host
ess at a tea in her Wesley
Heights home tomorrow
when Mrs. Roy E. James,
chairman Of next years an
nual Goodwill Embassy Tour
and tea, and members Of the
latter's committee, will be
the guests.
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Keystone diapers need no
folding, fit any baby
Keystone Snap.on Birdseyes ore
reody TO snap on ond fit baby CON-
fortobly Dozen 400
Keystone VIP Contour Diapers re-
quire no folding. Soft Birdseyes fit
,cherubs Of any size. Dozen 500
Keystone Gauze Diaper Liners ore
designed to line Keystone night did,
pers for extra protection and CON-
fort. Package Of six. S5c
W5L-Nurssry Corner, 9TH Floor
=. also Chevy Chose. 7 Corners
and Alexandria
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that batter l.OoC witt the
audience.
The sell out" sign ras
posted .or this show way last
week. More .han c72 wor1en
attended what one woman
called The lovei'est fashion
show I'VE eser seen.
"A rose is a rose is a rose"
was a perfect statemers Of
fact there the decor for this
ninth aarual valentine Day
show was concerned.
The balconies of The May
lower Ballroom were festoonet.
with greenery and in Tie
center Of each BALI my a huge
bouquet of roses was placed
Each woman present got a
r1sebtd to pin on her costume.
Mrs. Eisenhower did not at
tend as she has In past years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

au6i9nce pa"ticipt ton 1a"hion
show. White and rosy pinNs
dominated. Roses bloomed in
every conceivable ha. shape
hint4ng that Spring is here.
Every woman we saw wore
a nat. Something III a record.
But the beauty of The lash
ion snow titled "Meinoire
Cherie" (2elnem;,er Dear IS
that it will LG remembered by
al. who saw it.
it was !, draw as to which
sequence was Tire 'ovaliess.
There was the chidoa evening
sequence thai Leo OF the show
with the floating fabric seea II
long and short ove.,ing cos
trmes.
, Another effective sequence
looking like the color cover of
!. fashion magazine had the
models wearing printed silk
has nee'.ing above green
hedges.
Our fl voritc was a romantic
L.terlude 9Th The models
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She is with The Pr slider.
5ecationing IN Georgia.
Honor guests at the lunch
con were Mrs. fred Seaton.
wife OF the Secretary, If the
Interior MRS. Charles Lucet.
wife of the French Minister:
and Mrs. Lyndon johnson.
wife Of the Senate Majority
leader.
Also seated at the heaa table
we're Mrs. JANIS McSherr-
"imsatt, chairman OF the
Wof1eA's board; Mrs. Joseph
McGarragfy. chairman d the
lur c h con committee. Mrs.
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John W. Walsh, program
Chairman; AMI Mrs. Joseah
Erc4lcis Borda, ticket chair
.!lar.
Curing ne introduction of
The guests Mrs. Robert E.
Moran. publicity chairman,
was presented with \ bouques
OF roses TO. Eer hard work in
the planning o. the very sue
cessful lrnc h con I FASHION
show.
THla BEAUTIFULLY dressed au-
diance WED with the fashions
3eins shovr b. the models.
1als definitely won l.! the
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
Show to Remember
Given Yesterday

pressed delight at tie GARDEN
like bower into which the Ball
room of the Mayflower had
been transformed.
1t WIS., a proc mars dream
OF what a fashion show shorld
be like.
And Woodward IL Lothrop's
George Payne ard Fashion Co.
ordinator. Mrs. Cliff BATTLES
achieved what is 50 seldom
achieved "a perfect back
erounc fof a fashion show
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B, ELEM

The Ziegfeld Follies met its
match al Yesterdays fashion
extravs ganza for the benefit
Of The Washington Heart As
ISOLATION.
There were gorgeous girls.
spectacular creations. and
fashion show production like
Washington has never before
seen.
The audience appIauded.
They gushed. they audibly ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
FEBRUARY Is, 1867 B.

wearing white organd,' garden
party dresses. The theme was
made irorable b. the paper
garland the models held as two
by Two they walked the entire
length of the runway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

Fashion show HAPPY Wash
ington yesterday saw as beau
tifuliy staged a production as
any we've ever seer IN New
York-!lcme base for 5he
fashion spectacular.
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Hauling end Expressing 80
MOVING
STORAGE

Hilltop Van 3 Storage Co.
BR. s-sk4I 34si w. erosd 81.
Columbus. Ohio
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ROOM o RENT

FOUR-ROOM furnished apart
ment. 80 Hamilton Park. CA. f.
4078.
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Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
ia. o-90O1 TIL o PM.
FORD 81 Custom VS. Tudor: orig
dark green finish, Fordo., r. and h.
/ POHANKA OldSmobile
Washington's Oldest Oldsmobile
leadership al Their Newest
USED-CAR CENTER
$40 Univ. Blvd. Sill. Spg., Md
JU. 5-7S55
FORD SO Custom VS. Fordor Sc.
dan. automatic drive. power steer.
ing. T. and h.. 1900 miles: like
new; guaranteed. Sl.s4g. HOR-
NER'S COR. Buick Dealer. Fla
ave. ne. at 9Th, Ii. 6-6464.
FORD SO Country Sedan VS. sta.
ton wagon. r. and h.. like new
guaranteed: 81 ,9O9. HoRNER' Is
COR. Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. n e
AZ 9TH. Ii. 6-6464.
FORD 80 Victoria VS. r and h.
Fordomatic power steering, Wv
tires; 2-tone finish: 81 .895.
SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO., INC.
l10O2 East-West Hwy. (at Ga Ave.
! Silver Spring. Nd JU. 9-45Ol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(cONTINUEDl
Co. INC. OF d. C.

BUICK 1855 Riviera hardtop:
dynafiow, radio. heater. Wv. tires
SIIVER SPRING MOTOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
SILVER SPRING
MOnOD co IMN

1902 East-West Hwy. Cat Ga. Ave !
Silver Spring. Nd JU 9-45O0
BUICK so Super 2-dr. hardtop
r. and h.. dyna 2-tone I'm; turn
signals: going overseas OIL. 2-22g2