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Alexander, Karen Everhart, Bar.
bara Fortner, Patricia Mof1tt,
Norma ]. ONeal, Bette Ann
Staats, Shirley Stats, Judith
Street, Marlene Tomlinson. Made
lene Wicks.
Grade 7-2. Miss Cornelius,
William Bothell, Glenn
Busker, Daniel Fox, Noel Lebel,
Robert Pritchard, John Ramsey,
Franklin Reed, Leonard Reed,
Carol Lee Burris, Carol johnson.
Cathsrine Knight, Donna Long,
Carol Pryor, Christine Smolik.
Cheryl Wisniewski.
Grade 7-3, Mr.. Nhchael, teacher
Sharon Archer, Joan Bradley,
Jean Carroll, Shirley Fortner,
Gail Gilbert, Alice Marshall, Bar
bara Ross, Louis Caldwell, Carl
McClements, Donald McClements,
Richard Moore. William Ramsey.
Grade IA, Mr.. Hitch, teacher
John Carey, John Jones, George
Shane, Donna FAIRIES, Nancy
Goldsborough.
Grade 6-1, Miss Matthews,
teacher-Ruth Ann Carey, Carol
Hodukavich, Georgia Dangrell, 10
Ann Marvel, Rebecca Reynolds,
Phyllis Segars, Ellen Wander
Plasse, Roy Jarman, Ronald Say
ers, Robert Taylor.
Grade 6-2, Mrs. Smith, teacher
Florence Fraley, Georgia Kruch-
en-, Eva Pierson, Barbara Potter,
Bonnie Roldan, Tommy Sammons,
Linda Short, Homer Truax, George
Wicks.
Grade 6-3, Mrs. Kramedas,
teacher-Carole Boyles, 10 a n
Johnson, 10 Ann Lofiand, Carrell
Price, Ruth Ellen Stats, Gary
Harvath, Allen Haley, Dale Hurd,
Larry Tush, Raymond Stachecki.
Grade 81, Miss Scout, teacher
Lynn Carey, Deborah Downs,
Enid Faulkner, Lucille Fischer,
Catherine Hurd, Betty Pierson,
Sharon Tritt, Clarence Collins,
Colin Cooper, Jerry Craig, Ronald
Hoffecker, Dallas Lawter, Ruth
Mihills, Ronald Reed, Robert Rid
dagh, Arthur Turner.
Grade so, Mrs. Vaughn, teach
er-Nelson Everhart, Jeanne Gill
more, Sandra Haley, John Wayne
Joseph, Bonnie Langrell, Jerry
Niles, Patsy Pase, Carol Jean
Pepper, James Pritchard, Stephen
schmittinger, Mary Jane Waga-
man, William Willis, Glenn
Smyrna times., 1957-02-14

can Educational Bill. The princ-
pal speaker at the exercises was
DR.. Raymon Kistler, president Of
Beaver College. Mr.. Reed receiv-
ed the associate in Arts degree
in Accounting and Business Ad-
ministration, and Mrs. Pryor re-
ceived the association of Arts de-
gree in the executive secretarial
program. She was also one of
eight students to achieve the hon.
or graduate in business award. :
Smyrna times., 1957-02-14

loney, Bill Birmingham, Richard
Cole, Bill Conner, Leroy Dear,
Carl Fischer, James Fleming.
Grade 1913. DIR. Mulford, teach
er-Raymond Alexander, Ronald
Mccoy, Stephen Peddrick, Will
liam Slacum, Joanne Mills, Doro-
thy Montgomery, Doris Moore,
Bette Summers, Edna Seward
Annette Shand, Nancy Shand
Janet Sylvester.
Grade 81, Mrs. Getty. teacher
Larry Carrow, Oscar David
James Melville, Bruce Moffitt
Barry Pritchard, Joseph Simpson,
Ronal Still, Joseph Walker, Ralph
Warner, Linda Gonce, Linda Kon-
schak, Mary Jane Starkey, Mar
garet Steele, Margaret Straughn
Grade 90, Mrs. Meyer, teacher
Wayne Cole, Fred Weibel, Alta
Chambers.
Grade 9-3, Miss Reed, teacher
Betty Alexander, Carol Guarro
Nancy Hall, Ellen Moore, Alberta
Pierson, Susan Price, Betty Ruch
Charlotte Sharp, Mary c. Smith
Bertha Mae Thomas, Virginia
Wyatt.
Grade "a, Mr.. Mulligan, teach
er-Allen Cook, Linda Diemicke
George Dunnack, Pat King, Dav-
id Marsh, Franklin MlcGinnis
Thomas Stachecki, Charles Swain
Sandralee Thornton, VILLA m
Wiley, Carole Wyatt.
Grade 81, Mrs. Smack, teacher
James Fischer, Joseph Myers
Thomas Pappas, Nicolas Rosello
Edith Beckley, Kay David, Caro-
Ann Downes, Barbara Faulkner
Kay Hutchins, Clara Ann Jones
Mary Emma Smith, Joan Stew.
ems.
Grade 80, Mrs. Jacobs, teacher
Connie Bush, Evelyn Gardner
Bruce Pearce, Lorraine Pierson
Bruce Potter, Gordon Reed, Thorn
as Schmidt, Nancy vanPelt, Joar
Whaley.
Grade 8-3, Mr.. Daniels, teacher
James Council, Doris Graham
Sandra Howard, Clyde knight
Margaret Palmer, Margaret Scuse
Elizabeth Shockley, Marian Short
Nancy Stauffer, Roger Stradley
Grade IL. Mr.. Galley, teacher
Robert Boyer, John Cherriman
James George, Brandon Jones
Tom Mills, Charles Rebar, Austir
Pase, Richard Stinson, Margare
Smyrna times., 1957-02-14

war, hundreds of American and
British missionaries from all parts
of India, and from China and the
near East, sailed from Bombay.
DR.. Moffatt and his associates al
50 carried on the financial and
business activities of nine mis-
aons, keeping the isolated India
missionaries supplied with funds
and the necessities of life despite.
the war emergencies. Born in Le-
Seur, Mimi, DR.. Moffatt was ed
ucated at Dartmouth College,
Union Theological Seminary, New
York University, and the UDiver-
sity of Washington (Seattle),
earning the degree of doctor of
philosophy from the last named
in 1910 while on furlough. He was
ordained minister of the Meth
odist Church in India.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-14
Graduate from Goldey Beacon

Two students from the Smyrna
area were members of the semi
annual graduating class of Goldey
Beacon School of Business, Will
mington, at exercises held on Fri
day, Feb. 8. They are Hazel Hol-
land Pryor, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph G., Holland of Smyr-
ma; and Charles H. Reed, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Reed
of Townsend. The class consisted
of "a students, IA of whom were
veterans studying under the Kor-
Smyrna times., 1957-02-14
Eats like a hUmminqbird! !!

Like all the now 81 Fords, that sleek Sunliner
up there lives on mighty lean diet Of gasoline
Big reason? Look underneath the new front
hinged hood Of this over l7-foot long dreamboat
There you'll find magnificent v-8 engine !.
an all-new, easier breathing" power plant that
Smyrna times., 1957-02-14

measures fuel and air more efficiently than ever
before to give you fuller combustion, greater
economy. There. you'll And completely new
brand Of Ford TINT that's the proud result Of
Fords many years Of VS. leadership. Yes, -Sk" or
Eight =. the going's never been so great!
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matters. But he said this money
was for the attorney to- pay
State tax claims against SquiI-
lante.
The investigator figured that
the total amount involved in
these tax payment transactions
was $l7.2l3.94.
And he declared that approx
imately $4,000 more was with
drawn for services performed
by various persons for Squil-
lante. He testified that Squil-
lante signed a statement indi-
eating that he would repay
the money he obtained but that
no date for this was specified.
A disappointment for the in
vestigatorS and spectators at
tending yesterdays hearing was
the surprise refusal of c. Don
Modica, a former philosophy
instructor at New York Uni
versity. to testify about his al
legged connections with Anas-
tasia and the rubbish hauling
racket.
The stocky, gray-haired and
bespectacled Professor" had
talked freely to Mr.. Kennedy in
a recent interview. But when
he took the stand at the hear
ing he refused to answer ques-
tons on grounds this might in
criminate him.
The committee was eager to
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Teunstef
Officer Wins
Trial Delay

A vice president Of the In
ternational Brotherhood Of
Teamsters was granted a
postponement Of his trial on
contempt of Congress charges
yesterday.
Chief Judge Bolitha j. Laws
granted the postponement in
Federal court to Einar o.
Mohn of Chevy Chase. Md,
so the Transfers official can
await the outcome Of two
similar cases now pending be-
fore the United States Court of
Appeals for the District of
Columbia.
Mohn was charged with
contempt last January after
refusing to answer questions
put to him by the Senate
Permanent Subcommittee on
Investigations.
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which was Endorsed, PAY to
order of the Director of Inter-
nal Revenue for 1948 and 1913
Income Tax. Penalties and In
terest in Full"
Mr.. Kelly testified there was
a crash program for Squil-
lante to pay his taxes by
June Is.
The investigator described
the bank as a popular water
ing place" for gangsters.
He stated further that on
June Is. 1856, two separate
checks, totaling $2,997.95 were
drawn on the defense fund ac-
count in favor of the bank.
He said the bank issued two
separate cashiers checks in the
identical amount to H. Jordan
Lee. He identified Lee as the
attorney for Squillante in tax
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who enlisted in the Coast
Guard in 1910. While the court
martial board was considering
his sentence, Rinehart's lawyer
offered 46 character reports. in
Guiding one from the Mayor of
st. Petersburg. all praising his
ability and outstanding moral
character.
After Rinehart pleaded guilty
the law officer, who presides at
a court-martial like a judge at
a civilian jury trial, allowed a
prosecutor to call the atten-
ton of the court-martial MEM
bers to a passage in the Manual
for Courts Martial about thiev-
cry in the armed forces and
moral turpitude. The court
decided this was prejudicial
error.
Rummaging Seen
I'VE cannot sanction a prac-
tice which permits court mem
bers to rummage through a
treatise on military law, such
as the manual, Unfortunately
rejecting and applying a myriad
of principles - judicial and
otherwise" Judge Ferguson
said.
Many passages in the manual
have been changed or in
validated by decisions of the
court, he said and most court
martial board members are I'M
trained in law.
"A treatise on the law in the
hands of a non-lawyer creates
situation which is fraught
with potential harm, especially
when ones life and liberty hang
in the balance" Judge Fergu-
son said. I'm civilian practice.
it would constitute a gross ir-
regularity to permit jurors to
consult outside legal refer
ences."
The law officer at a court
martial has a very important
role in conducting a court mar
tial trial, preserving judicial
procedures and instructing the
trial board members.
The court members must
reach a decision on the findings
and sentence on the basis of
the evidence presented and the
law officers instructions and
nothing else" Judge Ferguson
said.
Law Officer Sole Source
The reference to the manual
was prejudicial error because
already the law officer had
fully and adequately instructed
the members on the applicable
law pertaining to the sentence"
Judge Ferguson said. "All the
law a court-martial need know
in order to properly perform
its functions must come from
the law officer and nowhere
else.
1--WE are fully aware that the
change in the system of mill
tary law occasioned by this de-
ciSion represents a substantial
departure from prior service
practices. However, we cannot
but feel that such a change
was imperatively needed if the
system of military law is to as
sumo and maintain the high
and respected place that it de-
serves in the jurisprudence of
our free society,"
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Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
State Board which issues Ii
censes to people like the wit
ness for his association and the
committee agreed to call to the
attention of the New York au-
thorities the evidence being ac-
cumulated here.
Senator Mcclellan said the
time has come for the Gov
eminent to show it is bigger
than corrupt unions. gangsters
and hoodlums. Senator Ives
Endorsed the view.
Woman Invokes 5th
Miss Anne Daria, identified
as secretary to the Cartmen's
Association. invoked the Fifth
Amendment on questions re-
lating to her know ledge Of Ros-
etti's activities and of Vincent
Jimmy Squillante, reputed
boss of the hauling racket.
Mr.. Kennedy nevertheless
developed evidence on the mat
ters about which she was ques-
toned by having a committee
investigator. James Kelly. to
testify on his research.
Mr.. Kelly read from the min
utes of a Cartman's Association
meeting June 7. 1856, indicating
that Squillante urged the i'm
mediate establishment of a
defense fund" for benefit of
members standing court trials,
for publicity. ANY charities for
the benefit of mankind" and
other purposes.
Squillante was quoted as say
ing that members have to spend
substantial sums of money in
order TO obtain the best legal
minds available to defend
members. The fund was es-
tablished and a total OF $57 1855
was raised promptly. with some
help from another association.
Sl4,215 Check Drawn
Mr.. Kelly. reviewing checks
and other records, informed
the committee that on June IA,
1856 a check was drawn on the
defense fund account for Sl4.-
1850, payable to the Royal
State Bank of New York.
He said the bank. in turn, on
the same day issued cashiers
check to Vincent j. Squillante.
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Military Appeals Court
Asks I rial Practice Shift

The u s. Court Of Military Appeals today called for
change procedure in reversing the sentence
Guard lieutenant commander who pleaded guilty to
long list OF thefts.
Judge Homer Ferguson reversed the dismissal
for It. Comdr w. Rinehart S. of ST. Petersburg Fla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-15

find out whether he was a link
between the Anastasia hood.
lums and corrupt unionists.
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

l.a3 e2nd st. NV, ST. 3-s6ut
CADILLAC 1866 Sedan de Vile
power steering. power brakes, eleo
trio windows and seat. Air -condi
toned BY General Motors. yer,
clean See TODAY for only Si.9g5
CCC guarantee
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CHKFSLEK Iyo2 WINDSOR de luxe
-i-dr.. extra-clean. l-owner beauty
in original blue with auto. drive
other extras: $685.. Cash trade
1000 Ga. ave. ia. 9-4S00.
CHRYSLER. 1855 New Yorker de
white, completely equipped With
power steering and brakes. power
iite. radio and heater: has Chry-
'sler's 2S5-hp engine; fine condition
pass any inspection; full price, ST.
995; can finance with Si95 down.
ROYAT, MOTORS INC
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sIUDEBAKER 81 Champion four
door T. anc n, $40 down. Please
call IA 5-g197
7. BIRD % raven black: with Wv.
tires. Fordomatic, r. and b., power
Z Runs like new. Tremendous buy ct
S2.la0 CASH TRADE AND BANK
FINANCING. KIRK MOTOR Co,
Annn Ga arn IA n-1Snn
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

3 TO ACRES. preferably with
about 10 900 50. # bldg. area: for
access necessary; within radius OF
30 miles OF WASHINGTON. will buy
or lease Write MORRIS ABRAMS,
atty. 200 Woodward Bldg, Wash.
y e
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Monterey 4-dr.: power brakes. ra-
do. heater. Wv tires. immaculate
/ throughout S1g5 down. with a
pO-dav ln0os R,larantee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21

-. 30. CR. 3-3l 20.
CHEVROLET 1856 Bel Air hardtop
power packed motor with power
steering and power brakes: very
low mileage: all extras Sale priced
81. 097; only S2g5 down MANHAT-
TAN AUTO, INC Est. 1910. Now
locations for imported and Ameri-
can cars. 18th at r ST. NV. Open
: to 8 Hobart $1,000.
CHEW Sc 4-dr. hardtop Bel-Air;
VS.. full power. every extra. S2,lg5
THACKER MOTORS
18TH & R. l. AVE. NE LA. 6-6530
CHEW. 80 Stvleline de luxe 2-door
tan. T. and h., powerglide an ideal
second car. Only S6S5
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1885 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
IA. 2-g00l Open til $3.50
CHEVROLET 1865 Bel Air "6'' 4-dr
beautiful admiral blue finish. white.
wall tires, powerglide. r and h
12.6QS actual miles: new-car con-
dition; 81 1896. Trade-bank A.
nancing. KIRK MOTOR CO, 1000
Ga. ave, ia. 9-4800.
I'm NFGV ED annn
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Glebe Rd and Columbia Pike
AtIington, Va. IA 1-67S1
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

HIGHLY RESTRICTED residential
iots In Teouesta.. IA mi north Of
West Palm Beach at the famous
old Jupiter Lighthouse The sub.
division surrounds an lS-hole golf
course There are waterfront lots
on the Loxahatche River with q
large marina close to the inter-
coastd waterway and Atlantic
Ocean Brochures available upon
request THIS site is near the new
Pratt Whitney Aircraft Corp site
ROUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP. XII $4,000.
SIESTA KEY, SARAsOTA-For rent
month or season. 3 bedrms.. 2-bath
rambler. 80 yds from beautiful
gulf sand beach. Excel. fishing ano
bathing. Box lO5-X. Star.
ARCADIA. SOUTH CENT TRIAL
FLORIDA-30 city lots hOxl5O q
bloc kl. Good soil well drained i
blocks from elementary school. Ex-
cellent for development. Priced "a
sell by owner 100000. Halt
cash. rest on terms C. p. Boyd
Box A. Avon Park. Florida. 2l'
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

LOTS. summer cottages, all-year
homes. acreage. gas stations, COM
mercial sites. farms in the Chesa
peake Bay and West River area
within hours drive d. C. WALTER
NJ. BAUMAN. 1922 goth st. NV,
Ma. S-622g, WO. R-0141
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1910 r l, Ave. N E CO. 5-S2l
MG 1855 "A" model: black, gree
top. red upholstery. wire wheel.
white-side walls. heater, $50
miles. Owner must sacrifice RE
5-4151
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21
LOTS ACREAGE SALE Cont. !
LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

WANTED: to 100 acres. Nd. within
D miles d. c. II you need cash
fast. call Ii. 7-3303
WILL PAY CASH for . to 3 acres,
more or less in the Wheaton or
! Corners area OF Silver Spring
Md II ground is not now zoned
commercial. our clients will pur-
Deliz with JAMES L. DIXON a.
Co ST. $4,000. Ewes. NO. 1-5O4a
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THACKER MOTORS

18TH & R. I. AVE. NE. LA. 6-653o
OLDSMOBILE 1855 "gs' de luxe
Starfire convertible coupe. Beauti-
ful 2-tone finish. very clean, full
power steering and brakes. 6-way
seat Reduced Tor mid January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

I5.OOO-FT. BUILDING suitable fol
business. store. Offices, industry
Between Bethesda and Rockville
trial building adjacent Call FUR.
MAN BUILDERS, OIL 1880
ATTENTION ELECTRONIC organl.
cation. Lee. building. us. /. Col.
lege Park Md, 80 IT, 1913 IT.
1000 So IT.; paved parking. ne
columns Also idea! for wholesale
or retail outlets using C-l or c..
coming Call ZARPAS. WA. 7-4IS5:
evenings. ia g-7523
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 80 80" coupe; 2-tone
New Wv tires. sepS Se' WE hset s:b7 81
CADILLAC so Fleetwood; fully
BRANCH Mofoss. IL s-s5ss.
CADILLAC 40 4-door; all Cadillac
extras: needs minor adjustments
SALE PRICE S397. MANHATTAN
AUTO, INC (Est, 1910. Now s
locations for, imported and Ameri-
5 to s. Hobart $4,000.
CADILLAC '55 coupe: Continental
power steering. new Wv. tires:
low mileage: Ike new; price, S3395
HERSON'S, Sth and . SITS. NV.
DE. ?-4700. Our only location
CADILLAC 1855 convertible coupe
beautiful gray with new black top.
.ery clean. all leather interior
Excellent white-wall tires. power
steering. power brakes. See on our
lot today. for only 81 405. CCC
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
l222 .2nd st. NV, ST. 3-.6U0
CADILLAC 1856 Sedan de Vile
beautiful 2-tone blue fully equipped
power steering. power brakes, eleo =
tric windows and seat, Air -condi-
toned by General Motors. very
clean. See TODAY for only 5000
Ccc guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
l222 end st. NV. ST. 3-26Uu
CADILLAC 1853 80" special Fleet
wood sedan, 2-tone green finish,
verv clean. fully equipped, power
teerins' power brakes. all new, twin
turbine drive plus General Motors
/ famous air conditioning. Reduced
to onY S2,n95. cCc guarantee
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
l2..? IND s., NV 81, I-26nC
CADILLAC 81 coupe de vile; r
and h.. hydra, WV. tires. Today S
special Sl.295.
THACKER MOTORS
18TH g. r. l. AVE. NE. LA. 6-653O
| CADIL A. l953 sedan. L.gnt green,
very clean power sleGrin Week end
only Sl,j95. CcC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
l2a2 Ind St NV 81. 3-260o
CADILLAC So conv.; all extras;
power steering, black, Wv. tires;
IHACKER MOTORS
18th g. R !. AVE. NE. LA. $3.50
CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air, 2-tons
1 cream over metallic green: Wv
tires; S5a1 WA, 7-g24c.
CHEVROLET So Bel Air 4-door Sc
dan; powefglide. equipped. one
| owner: excellent condition. low
mileage; Sl,695. SO. $4,000.
CHEVROLET 1865 0-cyl Bel All
! convertible red and cream, power
glide: under $4,000 mi: orig
owner. Sl.750 or nearest offer
Phone GEORGE MOORE, IA. s.
I UUl7 Please, no dealers
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ARCADE PONTIAC

PONTIAC 1850 hydromatic drive. r,
b. like new. lust put on brand
new tires Sacrifice terms, SO
CHASE "A 6-21n0
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FARMS Cont.

1850 ACRES on state road, Anne
Arundel County, Md IS niles
D. c.: tobacco farm. house, barns
etc Price $1,000. go acres m
st, hwy. s. Md. 81 miles q c.,
large brick house built in Geo
Washington's time: " other houses
. barns owner anxious 10 sell
WALTER ". BAuMeN. 1922 o0th
st NV, MA S-63"9, or call Mr.
Bowie, EN-, 3-6235.
IL: A.. 40 a. tillable. bal. contain.
nhout 500 cord pulr; IA 1atura,
AXE site, large stream, fair sci
h!des.; mr.. Waldorf, Md 81 mi. n
c. Sl3.5oo. $4,000 dn. ~ 5-55i3
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FISHERS
TRADING POST

Let US help you make that tax
free trade Of YOUR apartment house.
commercial, or office building for q
come. or Tor vacant land having a
future capital gain No cash neces-
sary. What have you? All replies
confidential
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 X st. NV. Realtors Elk. 3-1SlI
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NASHS - 1881 METROPOLITAN
hardtcps and convertiblss: low
MILEAGE; radio, heater other ex-
tras, Sale price. S797, Low terms
IN bank financing, MANI ATTAIN
locations for imported and Ameri-
can cars 1th at R ST., NV. Open
Y u 4. Anhart o c0An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21
AuToMoRILEs EoR SALE

FORD 1856 VS. Victoria hardtop
sedan: black and white, power steer
ing; fully equipped; S2.295. cCc
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
I222 22nd St NV. ST. $4,000
FORD 1856 VS. Country sedan g.
bass. station wagon; Fordomatic,
! power steering, heater, Style tone
paint. extra cost final trim Only
4 4.l00 mi, new car warranty, save
200 at S2,295 ia. 2-95yO.
HILLMAN 1853 4-door sedan: i'm
maculate one-owner car radio.
heater; low mileage: perfect con-
dition, S5ig FLOOD pom fIAC
422l Connecticut ave, WO. 6-S4n0
HUDSON Rambler. 1858. by owner
excel. cond; must sacrifice take ur
payments and 1t is yours. CT
HUDSON "a Jet-liner; r.. h., Con-
! tinental spare, new battery, . new
tires; excel. cond. S795. FL. A.
IMPERIAL 1886 Southampton hard.
4 Top COW, beaut. TURQUOISE and ivory
nnish with matching turquoise and
ivory leather interior; full power
equipment incl steering. brakes
windows and seats has best town
and country radio with rear speak.
eI W" nylon tires lists for ovei
$1,000; full sale price. S3.995. vii
epry. piaap g. ~ Il ..J.
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AIEA " A1IIV 4V1O NICJ
18th g. r. l. AVE. NE. LA. 6-653O
CADILL Az 1853 sedan. i4gnt green,
very clean power sLeGrin Week end
only Sl,U95. CCC guarantee.
CaOitOl-C90illac Odds On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co
OIDS '56 "Q3"

Holiday 2-dr. hardtop: peri. cond
power steering. brakes: cleo win
dows, seats OWNER must sacrifice
81 $50 DI. 7-SS9O
iOLDSMOBILE 1854 super "SS" Holt
day coupe; 2-tone blue and white
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21

NASH RAMBLER - So hardtop
Beautiful red and white. Continen
tai wheel: otherwise fully equip
900 " 81. Sc, Ii 4.S3OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP WANTED

PLANT FOR USE AS LAUNDRY
Metro. Area: street traffic unneces.
Sary Loco to 1000 so. II. Cal
any time. Ju. 9-06S5.