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Evening star., 1957-12-15

AnONAASAkNAs W EoNl ~
ThomaSina is q cat. and
the affection some Of US do,
you'll find much to interest
you in this story. For the
humans in 1t are quite as
unusual. quite as diverting as
ThomaSina.
The scene is the Scottish
highlands. q small town and
the rugged country about. To
appreciate this fantasy fully
you must believe-well, not
necessarily in the little peo-
pie and in the innate good
ness Of small animals and
birds. but YOU must be SYM
pathetic with those who Go
hold such beliefs.
Andrew MacDhui. a large.
fierce locking man with q
red beard. was the veteri-
marian who looked after the
stock on the farms near the
town and also held Office
hours for ailing pets. He
hated the latter chore, and
he seemed to have little lik-
ing for dogs and cats. strange
In q man Of his profession.
His lovely wife's untimely
death had left him embit-
tered. and though he was
devoted 70 the 7-year-old
daughter she left him. Mary
Ruadh. he had little under
standing Of the child's fey
tastes and no use for the cat
abe dotted on. ThomaSina.
Beloved Cat
There came q day when
Mary Roudh ran frantically
into her fathers waiting
room with Thomasina. The
cat couldn't move her legs.
Nothing to be done. said her
father callously. well put her
TO sleep. and he disregarded
her frantic plea for him to
make some effort TO save her
beloved ThomaSina. The
child fed weeping. and from
that day. as she sickened.
she refused to speak to her
father.
But the child found some
solace in the grand funeral
she and a few Of her play
mates gave Thomasina. They
laid her to rest in q hollow
OF the woods. near the home
Of Mad Lori the woman who
lived in solitude and devoted
herself to helping wounded
birds and animals. Lori.
Mary Ruadh and her father
found out eventually. in diff
ferent ways. was not. -
people said. . witch. but q
young and kindly woman,
even pretty. Q sort Of minor
feminine st. Francis. A dozen
dogs and cats followed her
wherever she went, and her
house in the woods was filed
with birds and little animals
recovering from injuries.
AS the child became gravely
III. her father. no longer
rough and short-tempered.
was frantic. and. when the
physician could do nothing
for her, he turned for help to
his best friend. the Rev. An
gus Pedd'e. the Presbyterian
dominic. The dominic told
the father to pray. but this
was hard for Andrew to do.
becauss he dad not believe in
God or thought he didn't.
But Andrew MacDhui
changed. 1t was partly be-
cause by accident he came to
know Mad Lori. TO admire her
and then TO love her. As for
Thomasina. I can't reveal
more about her without spoil
ing the story. except to say
that she'd had many incarna-
tions. There were times
when she thought she had
been a cat goddess in ancient
Egypt. Perhaps she had
been.
Paul Calico, as his read
ers know. is an appealing
writer. "Thomasina" is q
tale as fresh and clean as
the wind from the heather.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
And q Grim Story

To continue with current
novels. this Is one as COM
pletely different from the
Calico story as a novel could
well be and yet quite effective
In its own way:
THE LOSERS. by Clifford
Irving Coward McCann;
t3.76. 1t Is about some
city-wise young persons inn
INJURED in New York during an
unbearable heat wave.
The story Is told by q car
toonist who paints when he
can. He is increasingly In
love With Sara and wants TO
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Fontosy Is Suitable
To Mood of Christmas
BY CARTER BROOKE JONES

With Christmas almost here and kndier thoughts upper
most in people can hope here is book which, though
has nothing in particular to do with the Joyous
peculiarly appropriate to IT, It is novel, and It is
compounded in equal OF fantasy and sentiment II is
THOMASINA. by Paul Calico doubleday: $395l.
Thomasina cat and even II you don't hold cats In
Evening star., 1957-12-15
ARTISTS AND EXHIBITIONS
Korean Art Display
At NqtionoI Gallery
BY FLORENCE S. BERGMAN

The FIRST great exhibition of Korean held
side the Far East will to the public
the National Gallery Of Art Presented under auspices
Of the Republic of Korea the collection re-
main here through January H. after which will
Evening star., 1957-12-15
THE LONGEST SECOND.
BY Bill S. Ballinger. CHar-
per q Bros; S2.95D

IHk LONOEST SECOND.
BY Bill S. Ballinger. (Har-
per Il Bros; $2.95)
Vic Pacific realized soon
after he regained concious-
ness In the hospital that his
throat had been cut. He did
not know who he was. or how
II happened. or even II the
wound was self inflicted.
Armed with q small pad and
pencil for communication
after he leaves the hospital,
since he can scarcely speak.
he tries to flnd his past. This
incredibly complex story is
put together as effectively as
the parts OF q clock, with a
series Of surprises leading to
a striking conclusion. A most
imaginative and exciting
novel.
MY NEIGHBOR'S WIFE. BY
Doris Miles Disney tDou-
bleday & Co. Inc; $3.50.
A Joan Crawford-Jane Wy
man type story II there ever
was one. though told with the
Disney skill. Lovely Diane
McNair. a teacher. moves TO
a new community with her
sisters family and is fas-
cinated by the man next door,
a handsome. moody neighbor
whose wife left him the vim
ter before. Try a do-it-your-
self approach to the solution.
ONCE A WIDOW. BY Lee
Roberts. (Dodd. Mead &
Co.: $685.
Pal joey Of the psyche
paths here. whose problem
is numbering his wealthy.
middle-aged wife and max
ing 1t stick. II at first you
don't succeed. ETC.. is Richard
Barry's motto. especially
after he falls in love with q
young girl. His dastardly
determination takes him TO
the hospital where young DR..
Shannon works. and the lat
ter helps solve the case. The
supporting players are well.
defined. It's a good book.
THANKS TO THE SAINT.
BY Leslie Charters. CDou-
bleday q Co.. Inc: $2.95)
Six short stories involving
that sophisticated and
slightly sinister do-gooder.
with the saint coping with
the criminal element. from
confidence men to profess
sional murderers. In his wry
and effortleSs way. All six
OF these interesting tales
have appeared in The Saint
Magazine.
You CAN DIE LAUGHING.
BY A. A. Fair erie Stanley
Gardner). civilian Nor
row a. Co.; S2.e5.)
Bertha Cool may be q "lov-
able old harridan" to her
publishers. a. the dust jacket
suggests. but abe 10 one Of
the most unattractive crea-
tionS extant 10 ". With her
partner Donald Lam on stage
most Of the time, however,
the series II bearable. This
Ia actually . fast-moving ,
though fairly routine detec-
tive story. kicked of by q
request from a Texas tycoon
TO find a Mrs. Wells who Just
might have some valuable
property. Her husband says
she left him for another man.
Her neighbor swears he
killed her.
SHOOT THE WORKS. BY
Brett Halliday. (Dodd,
Mead a. Co.: S2.e5J
Michael Shayne's 30th
case blazes no new trails. but
II moves deftly over the old
ones. Mrs. James Wallace
asks Mixes help when abe
Evening star., 1957-12-15
FATAL HARVEST. BY Alar

Amos. Doubleday & Co.;
S2.95)
Nobody was sorry when
Humberto Merendes fell to
his death from q jungle ex-
pansion bridge. although the
incident demanded looking
into. since 1t appeared ne
was helped TO take the
plunge. Humberto died short
ly after his stepsons father
returned to the plantation to
check on the situation at the
estate he gave his son when
his wife left him to marry
Humberto. who became
the plantations manager.
This complicated relationship
makes immediate suspects
OF father and son, and since
there isn't q soul for miles
around who didn't hate
Humberto. pin-pointing the
killer is . little like pinning
the tale on the donkey. We
still aren't resigned TO the
solution. but It was an In
teresting book.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
NEW EXHIBITIONS

MAsTERPIEcEs OF KOREAN ART.
National Gallery Of Art. consfitu-
ton avenue at Sixth street. Today
PAINTINGS BY KARL KNATHs AND
GIQRGIo MoRANDI.. Philips
Gallery. 1900 TWenty-nFst street.
To-day January 3, 1858.
ZINE PRINTS ACQUIRED FOR PEN
NELL COLLECTION. Library of
S1nsrresssss December 20-January
PRINfs BY KAETHE KoLLwITz.
peorge Washtngton University Liz
orary, 2023 O street NV. Through
cHRIsTMAs SHOW BY IL ARTISTS.
Jefferson Place Gallery, 1915 Com
neetleut avenue NV. Through
coEIENroE oEARY PRINTS BY gAPA-
NEeE ARTISTS; HOLIDAY SHOW.
Gres Gallery. 1744 Columbia road
nav. ThFough December "a
PAIAIING6 AND DRAWINGS BY
GORDON RUSSELL. Fantasy Gall
lsIy. 1885 Connecticut avenue.
Ihrough January IL, 1858
PAINTINGS AND PRINTS BY SOPHIE
Dc ROMER. dAmecourt. Inc 2fI0
Bancroft place NV. Closing date
wATERcoLoRs AND oRApHIcs FOR
CHRISTMAS The Art Rental
gallery. BOB Eighteenth street
NV. Continuous
Evening star., 1957-12-15

By Mr.. Walker, and an his
toric introduction.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
CRIME AND MYSTERY
BY BETTY MILES,

returns Unexpectedly from a
trip TO find her husband dead
beside . suitcase apparently
packed for flight and two
tickets TO South America in
his wallet. The plot thick
ems when Wallace's two
partners tell Shayne 81 mil
lion is missing from the safe
OF their brokerage firm. A
sultry young thing who
might have been the object
OF Wallace's affections is a
factor. too. The far-fetched
solution doesn't spoil q fast
moving book.
WAIT FOR A CORPSE. BY
Max Murray. Qves WASH
burn. Inc: $2.95.)
MY Uncle Titus could not
have known. Of course, that
his sojourn in our midst was
going TO be a very short one,
because at that time he had
no inkling which one of us
was going to kill him." hero
John Stanley explains as the
book opens. Alas. this prom
ising beginning is not full
filled. and the story. though
skillfully told. suffers seri-
ously from the lack Of q rea-
sonably early dispatch Of the
Objectionable relative. John
has been tricked by his uncle
by marriage. whom he de-
spises. into sharing his home
with him. and Uncle Titus, in
the name of social better
ment. seems bent on making
as many enemies as he can
in the nearby English village.
not to mention gaining the
eternal enmity OF the local
squire. whom he hopes TO dis
lodge from parliament. There
is also a large body Of opin-
ion that says Titus Orthorne
murdered his wife.
Evening star., 1957-04-15

BUICK 'b3 convert coupe. Thi,
iull". equipped, low-mileage beauty
finished In sharp Chinese red,
fully reflects new.ear cond TakG
MOTOR Co. 2l0l Nichols ave,
LII 4.I6lh
Evening star., 1957-04-15

BUICK 80 f;door super /. anc
pu a dSSs ios q 5eySshs sse to siSs@ Sag
Page-Hughes Buick, Inc,
esi ARL. BLyDi FAILS ~ CHI" VA
Evening star., 1957-04-15
ANS MOTORS
ROYAL PLYMOIITH

AREAS ONLY EXCLUSIVE DEALER
400 Ga. Ave. ia. $4,000
CHRYSLER 81 Imperial hArdtop;
power steering. power brakes, radio.
heater, automatic transmission, W.
W. tires; Immaculate. $525.
WHEELER, INC, CHRY6LER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
4S00 WISCONSIN, NV. EN-. 2-1020
CHR YSLER so 4-dr. station wagon;
fully equip. with power steering and
lfakes: turq. and white I'm. With
match. plaid inter: driven onlY q
few miles: factory plastic covers
stu on: very rare model: cost over
$1,000: week end special. only
sS'-y2
Evening star., 1957-04-15

SOUTHERN DEALER. in town this
week, win pay extra-high prices for
any make or model car. Call ia
Evening star., 1957-04-15

So. .e9S: black with black top, Nv.
dramatic. p steering: loaded: uses
1000 miles; new-car warranty
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 connec
Evening star., 1957-04-15

NASH 81 Rambler. Custom hardtop
coupe: r., h.; low-mileaEe little
beauty that positively ayes. 2!
down down. .sS "a % mo. CROWN CROW SynS,i MOTOR SS
CO. 2101 Nichols ave, Lu, 4-l5i5.
NASH SO Ambassador 4.dr. sedan;
PVT owner. III S.S7S5, '''~V'
Evening star., 1957-04-15
AVIATION
MONEY WANTED

WANT $1,000 LOAN for 4-month
period. Secured By chattel mtee
on equipment used in business.
BOZ 453-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1957-04-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
ALPHA ROMEO
BRAND NEW
SPORTS CONVERT1BLEs
CHOICE OF COLOR5


SPORTS CONVERT1BLES
CHOICE OF COLOR6
Immediate Delivery
MANHATTAN AUTO
ALL = LOCATIONS
no 2-70OO
ANGLIAs and all other English Pord
products BY Washingtons Oldest
EnsIlSnf isf and Amsrisanl mnsnsl Ford Deal
mont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300.
ANGLIA, A WONDER CAR PROM
ENGLAND: 40 MILES PER GALLON
JOHN OXFORD MOTORS, INC,
250l Columbia Pike IA 5-D223
AUSTIN -HEALEYs
one.owner trades on new cars. from
MANHATTAN AUTO
All 4 Locations HQ. $4,000
BUlcKs--choice OF 73 'bes from
Sl.ieb: '65s from Si.49b: f66s from
~ .b96. Most cars fully equipped
Home Of the only l0.OO0-mile guar
antee on late models. Bank imam
lcins available, trades accepted.
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
o2l ARL. BLVD, FALLS CHI, VA.
BUICK = STANLEY II. HoRNER,
INC, Midtown Buick Dealer. I'LL
18th, convenient to all hotels,
oilee bldg. real estate and financial
district, only . minutes from N.
Virginia, District 7-3DD3
BUICK '53 convert. coupe. This
full. equipped, low-mi ileage beauty.
t,IIs finished & n no SHARP Chinese fanS sss rea,
$500, Sc down; fully guar. CROWN
MOTOR CO, 2lOl Nichols ave.
LU 4.l5lb.
BUICK 80 a-door super; q and
puH, low mileage. 70 see Is TO buy
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
l82l ARL. Blvd, FALLS cH.. VA.
JE 3-i1sD
BUICK 30 Special 2-door; fully
sS,ie5. terms. trade
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK
goth AND n. !, AVE, NE
BUICK 30 Special 4-dr,: =. and h.,
dynafow. power steering. 2.tone;
fully equipped; erig, owner. ST.
$50, JU. 5-41T0
BUICK 81 Super 4-door. r, and h.,
auto. shift; a uies car In every
.g::sgDsaSsi ~ iS.S Sn. Sian siteT home, me
EN-. 3-SaS4
BUICK '65 super Riviera hardtop
coupe; dynafiow. radio, heater,
power steering, power brakes, tinted
glass, Wv. tires, custom interior;
cannot be told from new. best buy;
Sl,DD5. safety tested for your pro.
lection; 3O-dav written warranty;
PAUL BROS tQLDSl. wis and FL
licott st, NV. KE. 7si30B.
Evening star., 1957-04-15

5000 18th ST, sil epg., JU. 5-61S6
PONTIAC ,54 Chiefain "s'' de luxe
used very carefully BY only i dis.
terminating driver: S1.195.
Page-Hughes Buick, Inc.
e21 ARL. Blvd. FALLS cH.. VA.
Evening star., 1957-04-15

AUTO SHOP EQUIPMENT-Reeon
$iiO; Bean wheel baiancer. Si75:
front end lift, $l95; also recondi.
toned Jacks. lub. equipment, porte
power, elec. motors, 8 gal. material
tank. Reduced prices on Lune:lI
faSPmsHip five s1SpLY TASpAfR co sss AqT2M0 IisS g
NV. HO. 2.lOOO.
Evening star., 1957-04-15
LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

WE NEED MORE LOTS. acreage
KAY REALTY co. RIA. 6-220e
Evening star., 1957-04-15
OFFICES STUDIOS FOR RENT LOTS ACREAGE SALE tcens


$50 powN--iO0 By 200 It. ram
pier sites. Coiesyiile I'd, develop
nent. past Silver Spring. Md
KAY REALTY CO. RA. 6.220l
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA = RE-
corded lots with water and sewer:
ready to build on. any number; can
be sold as Is or completely finished;
ample subordination,
Acreage with water and sewer:
ready to 60; also acreage for invest
Evening star., 1957-04-15

2Oth AND 4. Y. AVE. NE
BUICK b5 Special 4-dr.: 7. and h.
dynaflow. power steering. 2.tone
fully equipped; erig. owner; ST..
Evening star., 1957-04-15
TRAlLERs

1865 36-FT. > bedrms.. full bath
complete kit, liv. rm.; reasonable
JE. 4-02Tl.
1854 35, MICHIGAN ARROW. sleep.
! excel. cond.: reas. C. d. BRAD.
LEY, Lot Q, Woodley Hills Trl. CRIT,
1880 Rich. hwy, Rte. /, Alex, Va
II.
1896 SPARTAN Royal Manor. 35'
one bedrm.: occupied = mos. BY q
gentleman. Only the griddle on the
range gives IL away from being a
new unit. substantial savings.
JACK BLAIR, Maryland's Largest
Spartan Dealer. White Plains. Nd
dorf on Rte. 3Ol.
Evening star., 1957-04-15
( AUToMoslLEs ron sALs


= -
Did you know that you can buy q
new Plymouth for Sl.S00; only $3.50
a month. FALLS CHURCH. DeSoto-
Plymouth, Lee highway at Hillwood
ave. .JE. 2-2300.
PLYMOUTH 1895 Beivedere "s" T.
door: radio, heater, powerfiyte. q
tone green and white, WHEELING.
RWHEEEER RIE aqEali'y 1Ne secndsa2R cRRyslERS ssS
1sScSS 800 WIS. Ave. sE NV. EN-. sGNEsI s.iosS
ONLY AT BANNING'S
Plymouth 1854 Belvedere 4-dr.
sedan Radio, heater and other equip
ment. Beautiful 2-tone paint. S995.
TAKE U. s. l TO
BANNING & SONS
$500 Baltic 4Ss. GN. 1850 Open s-'
PONTIAC 1857 hardtOD Catalina
Hydramatie. radio heater. beauti-
iul light gray with green trim;
| 2b2 h.p. outstanding auto 2.4ll9
3 yrs. to pay. FLOOD PONTIAC
4221 Connecticut.
PONTIAC 1857 convertible coupe
So 300; black with black top. hy'
dramatic. p steering: loaded: user
loo miles; new-car warranty
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 connec
PONTIAC SO chieftain de luxe e.
Tires. DisS' Sest otier.n nO CO 5.sss7s' ss 77'i0n
PONTIAC 1855 Chieftain de lux,
power steering, power brakes, S2.4q6
ICCC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
l222 22nd St. NV. ST. $4,000
PONTIAC 80 4-door Chief: r. ant
h, auto. shift. A nice car In ever,
respect. $3.50 cash. Call OWNER
Ap; 2-g2b4, 9-6 pm: after. hom'
PONTIAC '52 Catalina: fully equip
VIII sac. for $3.50. AP. 7-lS75
PONTIAC '53 Custom Catalina: 2.
tone green and ivory: radio, heater
lhydramatic. 81 ,O95.
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
| 2636 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va,
/. A. 2-900l Open TIL 9:3C
PONTIAC '55 $50" 4-door sedan
hydra, power steering. power brakes
=. and h., WV. tires: brilliant 2.
tone TURQUOISE and white; today
$l,405.
/ MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th St. Sill spg.. JU. 5-61st
PONTIAC '54 chiefain "s'' de lux
l4-dr.; r.. h., hydra; 2-tone. nm,
terminating driver: S1.195.
Page-Hughes Buick, Inc
l621 ARL. BLVD, FALLS CHI, VA
JE. 3-11S9
PONTIAC '56 Stratostreak VS. A
door hardtop; we invite your in
lspection and test drive to compart
1.-THE car, compare the price. compare
the terms. TO see what q real valu,
this Is.
/ OLMSTEAD (OLDS)
1000 WILSON BLVD. ia. 7-s40t
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIvE Mlsc.

wIZzARD l947 Motorbike: good
condition: $50 or best offer. Call
WA. 7-31lS.
Evening star., 1957-04-15
GARAGES

FLOWER AND PINEY BR. RD.. rear
S623 Flower ave.--No. a. Sizxi0-
f.; overhead door; $40 mo.
JU. 5-l741.
Evening star., 1957-04-15
MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

GRADER, I12 Gallon, Diesel en-
gine; Al cond.; $4,000 or best
HeT. ED. 0-52S9
Evening star., 1957-04-15
AUTOMOBILES foR SALE

CHRYsLER "a Windsor de luxe
Newport hardtop. In orig. ivory ant
yellow; poweffiite, power steering. r
and b., Wv. tires; WATA warranty;
Evening star., 1957-04-15
AuToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

OLDS So coupe; blue and white.
Am going In service May /. Call
| ia. 7-IS6S. Car Is like new.
OLDS '5l "9s'' de luxe converttble.
| Good condition. Wo. 6.04S3.
oLDeMoBiLE 1855 "9s" de luxe
Htarfire convertible coupe; beautiful
red and white finish, all leather tn
terror. power steering. power brakes;
reduced TO $2,S9b. ccC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
1922 22nd St. NV. 81. $4,000
OLDs 1872 de luxe "9s" 4-door; hy-
arsmstis EaSio s.ssr hssssr wcw co,ds,,cS tisss;
for your protection. 30-day written
| warranty. PAUL BROS. tOLDEl
Wis ave. and Ellieott st. NV. KE.
oLDs '55 "9S' starfre convertible;
we invite your inspection and test
drive. TO comDare the car. compare
see see what . real value this is.
OLMSTEAD (OLDS)
1000 WILSON BLVD. ia. 7.s4OO
oLDS '54 "9S" Holiday coupe
hydra, power steerins. power brakes
r. and h., Wv, tires; beautiful z
tone blue and white: special. 81. .695
| MANN nTnCMORIT.E
5000 18th st.. sil. spr,, 'JU. 5-sl 81
PACKARD IS Patrician 44door;
tfamaiic drive, Wv. tires. Pack.
aIa,s dnest family car; 81, ,oo5:
IaARGES- WARRINGTON DEALER
4euO Ml2SON5ln NV: :. EN-. @-1o.-s
PACKARD 1855 Clipper custom sc.
tdan: 2-tone finish; cleanest car ir
town; power steering, power brakes
81 500. CCC guarantee.
lTya r;fOl Tod;lIon.0Idc m
4 f252 22nd St. NV, ST. $4,000
lYIGW 7oI1 1-ar ,,.T y,,g=
new naint TeIephone III 5-saSS
PAeSARp AZ SaS e. 1 sl soaa asas Tres: = ssss off.
over $l10. JU. 5.1643.
| ONLY ATT RANNTNG'C
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ana otSer os ecipmsnt ps Sae sss5 f nsde DSice
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DANyNyTAyrx q. CONC
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ocUO Balto. ave. open U-t
UN. 4-906O
.IPLYMOUTH 'B7 6-passenger: brand,
new. factory equipped; Sl,7o5.
DOVAT pT VMOTTTII
nO1AA EL ! MOO 4h
lWASHINQTONS ONLY EXCLUSIVE
PLYMOUTH DEALER
4100 Ga. Ave. ia. 9-29Ot
PLYMOUTH 1857 brand new Gus.
tom Suburban 4-dr. VS. station
wagon; fully equipped with heatel
land defroster. p0werfiite. auto, push.
, button trans, undercoat. antifreeze
SSsssi'sa Ssld SashsT ss 6aeene Rs shs nd aas
speed elee; vipers, lse wheel covers
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soATs
MONEY TO LOAN

WE HAVE 4i5et money 70 loan on
ACME REALTY CO. UN. 4-32Ii
MORTGAGE LOANS. $4,000. $50. 900
Group vouE debts. lower your
and improvements. quick. honest
courteous service on real estate
FERNS, etc Only in the State oil
Maryland. Call Mr.. ROBERTS
Baltimore, Md, day or night. Suns
and holidays. a. saratoga 7-4047
PRIVATE MONEY
Very best price for good End trust
notes. Box 4l3i, Chevy Chase l5, Md.
Evening star., 1957-04-15
AIS MOTORS

3plU Wilson BIyd.. ArI., Va.
PLYMOUTH 81 model: full g.
PASSENGER car with heater and de-
aire ride. safety rim wheels. arm
rest, spare tubeless tires. way-ahead
styling with lots Of chrome trim
air foam seat. many safety features
that are first with Plymouth: only
S2.l95. your car in trade, even at
these low prices: lov.rate terms.
WHEELER. INC; CHRYSLER CITY
$500 WISCONSIN N W, EN-. 2-I020
Evening star., 1957-04-15

PLYMOUTH 81 savoy VS. sedans;
push button trans, tufsion-air gus-
pension. 2-tone paint, heater and de-
frostef. large wheel covers. cigar
lighter. stone shields, gloye-box lock.
day-and-niEht mirror and many
other extras Ready to roll with
FREE 3-vr. warranty S2.2o5. cash.
terms or trade. IA. 2-4iflO.
Evening star., 1957-04-15

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BUICK 1865 de luxe 2-dr.; green,
fully equipped; SLABS. cCC guar
antee.
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
1222 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1858 sedan; black,
equipped. including power steering
seasons special. $l.495. Ccc guar.
antee.
Capitol Cadillac-Ol Co.
l222 22nd St. NV. ST. $1,000
CADILLAC '55 Eldorado conv.: loaded
with equip: top never been down
Ike new in every respect: priced q
sell today JET MOTORS. 1854
Pennsylvania ave. Sc, Ii. 4-2300
CADILLAC "a Fleetwood: 2-tone
green; purchased Aug. 1854: one
owner: garage; fully equipped. Per-
feet cond. Actual mi. under $4,000.
Looks and runs like new, Bargain at
S9.S5O OIL. 4-U0af
Evening star., 1957-04-15
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. !

BUICK so Riviera hardtop coupe;
dyna;, r. and h.. Wv. tires: orig
Jet black; S305.
MANN OIDSMORIT.E