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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

tAAN 6WNAAol EtAA~AA~&~
Library of Congress. south
December l6.
This is the collections first
showing on American soil.
and following this, 1t viii be
circulated throughout the
United States by the Smith
sonian Institution Travelling
Exhibition Service.
Brought here early last
month, the show had q pre-
view on the Gripsholm in
New York Harbor November
10. The Star had q preltm-
mary story in the news col
umns November IL. Actual
~, these are the first show
ings since the collection was
exhibited once in Stockholm
In 1918. the year after its
rediscovery.
1880 10 1870 Views
Famous cities Of Europe.
as they appeared to foremost
engravers between 1920 and
1920. are OF absorbing inter-
est from several Standpoints:
Historic. esthetic. social. in
dustrial. Some Of the cities
have changed almost beyond
recognition; but many still
have magnificent buildings
which were old or new when
these artists drew them.
CE.g. 'Notre Dame de Paris"
illustratedl
The prints TN exceptional
~ fine condition. doubtless
due to their two centuries Of
oblivion) are generally very
large. composed Of from one
to as many as IL sheets. Ac-
tually. they range from the
little Gripsholm tdower seat
Of the Swedish queens in the
18th century, about S by is
inches. to the magnificent
nine-sheet woodcut Of Cologne
in 1881. approximately 2 by
IL feet. The minute detail
in all these prints is incalcu-
liable: and 1t richly rewards
close scrutiny.
There are panoramic views
Of London. Paris. Lisbon. To-
ledo, Rome, Florence and
many other important cities.
the majority appearing to
have been done from the air.
an impoSSibility in that era.
These old cities seem to our
admiring gaze very harmoni-
Gus and compact. many OF
them surrounded by their de-
fenSive walls; ramparts and
towers. We see no sprawling
slums. no ugly commercial
areas. no mushroom beds Of
monotonous boxes such as
surround our cities.
SOrdid whispers
1t is hard indeed TO realize
how squalid life was in those
magnificent cities. for all but
royalty. nobility and wealthy
burgher classes. Even for
those. life was as uncertain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
RELIGION

Continued From Page BE-
able help are A PRACTICAL
CATHOLIC DICTIONARY
by Jessie c. Pegis (Hanover
House: $2.95) and A DC.
TIONARY OF THE EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH by DR..
Rolfe p. Crum (Trefoil Pub
fishing Society.
AMERICAN CHURCHES
AND THE NEGRO by DR..
w. d. Weatherford Chris
topher Publishing House;
$500 studies the century's
most sensitive problem and
suggests the attitude churches
should take.
Several books appeared on
Pope Plus XII and the Vat
lean. These included POR-
TRAIT OF Plus XII by,
Nazarene Padellaro Dutton
a. Co.. So: THE VATICAN
PICTURE BOOK. edited by
Leon Paul Hawthorn Books;
S2.95), and THE VATICAN
STORY, by Bernard Wall
(Harper: $3.50.
Life OF Christ
There we're. as usual. Nv.
merous lives OF Christ pub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

says are on Goethe. Nietzsche,
Rilke. Spengler, Kafka and
Kraus. They are extremely
profound and provocative.
Another philosophical VOL
ume is SANTAYANA'S AES-
THETICS by Irving Singer
Harvard University Press;
$4.75O. The object is TO relate
Santayana's philosophy Of
art TO his general philosophy
as expressed in his many
volumes. This is flrst-rate
criticism.
Essays
Twelve essays by Santay-
ana himself appear for the
first time in book form in
THE IDLER AND HIS
WORKS edited and with a
preface by Daniel Cory
George Braziller; S4. These
pieces. on general philosophi-
cal subjects, appeared origi-
nally in magazines. with one
or two which have not ap-
peared anywhere before.
OF much more limited APP
peal but with a scholarly
value is IMAGES AND
THEMES IN FIVE POEMS
BY MILTON. by RoSamond
Tuve Harvard University
press: $D.
Six major poets and their
religious experience are the
subject Of one Of 1879 most
readable and provocative
books of criticism: EMER-
GENCE FROM CHAOS by
Stuart Holroyd tHoughton
Mifflin: $4). Mr.. Holroyd be-
lieves there is a genuine re-
ligious renascence ahead and
he detects the form it will
take in the works of modern
poets who. he says. are the
most sensitive registers of IN
tellectual activity. The poets
are Dylan Thomas, T. S.
Eliot. Rimbaud. Walt Whit
man. w. B. Yeats and Rilke.
Robert Langbaum believes
that the dramatic monologue
is the most revealing and i'm
portant poetic form and he
has written a book OF criti-
cism about it. II is THE
POETRY OF EXPERIENCE
Random House: $4.50) and
you will find detailed and
quite original comment on
such poems by Browning.
TennySon and T. S. Eliot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
ARTISTS AND EXHIBITIONS
Show Opens Window
To View Old Cities
~ FLORENCE 5. BERGMAN

Picture windows through which to look straight into the
century the so engravngs etchngs and wood
block prints Century Of City Views" organized by the
Royal Library Stockholm Sweden. in collaboration with
the Swedish American Line The collection view the
Library of Congress- south gallery second noo through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
In Nonfiction

Nonfiction contained some
special items which caught
on at once. like THE HID
DEN PERSUADERS, by
Vance Packard Mckay: $4) ,
an account of the psychologist
cal factors back of advertis-
ing.
An apostate Communist
now in prison wrote THE
NEW CLASS tPraeger: 1885, !.
The author is Milovan Djilas
Of Yugoslavia. and his book
is a best seller.
Enough books have been
mentioned to suggest the
wide variety which fiction
and nonfiction have offered.
However your tastes run. If
you want to read you should
be able to find something.
II what you crave is not listed
here, consult your book
dealer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Review of Best Poetry,
Fine Writing in 1857

Continued From Page BIO
Hound Of Heaven" do not APP
proach that masterpiece but
they are worth having.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

viving important episodes in
history continued. The best
Of the new crop were DAY
OF INFAMY Holt: 1885,
Walter Lords story Of Pearl
Harbor: THE DAY CHRIST
DIED, by Jim Bishop (Har-
per: $685.; A WEEK END
IN SEPTEMBER (Holt:
$3.50. John Edward WeemS'
story of the Galveston food
Of 1900. and JOHNSTOWN:
THE DAY THE DAM
BROKE, by Richard O'Con-
nor Lippincott; $685.
Will Durant'S tremendous
panorama. The Story Of
Civilization" continued with
THE FOR NATION
(Simon and Schuster; $7.500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
CAMERA CLUBS

USDA Photographic Round
table will meet Friday at 8
pm. in Room 1909 South
Agriculture Building. Mem
berS should bring prints and
slides for group discussion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
SOrdid whispers

1t is hard indeed TO realize
how sQualid life was in those
magnificent cities. for all but
royalty. nobility and wealthy
burgher classes. Even for
those, life was as uncertain
as it seems to US today: and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Life Of Christ

There we're. as usual. Nv.
merous lives OF Christ pub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

the cause Of the pleurisy may
be apparent.
But. diseases often are not
readily diagnosed. particularly
in early stages. Less accurate
tests and some guesswork have
been used TO find the cause Of
pleurisy In the past. Major sur
gerry. known as open biopsy. Is
sometimes used but has many
disadvantages except for use as
a last resort.
The need for a new diagnos-
tic technique In this field has
long been recognized. From II
to 40 per cent Of pleurisy with
accumulated fluid cannot be
accurately diagnosed with con-
ventional methods.
Aspiration biopsy has been
used 10 obtain pieces Of tissue
for testing in other parts Of the
body such as the liver. Physi-
clans at the Pulmonary Disease
Division Of District General
have adapted the process for
pleurisy with considerable sue
cess.
Work Of Three Doctors
A report on the work appears
in the American Journal Of
Medicine. 1t was written by DR..
Robert F. Donohoe, DR.. Sol
Katz and DR.. Mary J. Mathews.
Forty-five patients were used
for the study. From these
cases. tissue revealing the cause
of pleurisy was obtained in 70
per cent. Surgical biopsy.
which involves an actual OPEN
ing up Of the chest, was used
only after three unsuccessful
attempts with aspiration biopsy
had been made.
Diagnosis was made within "a
to 90 hours in the laboratory.
This made swift treatment pos
sible.
Since the study of IS pa
tients was completed. physi-
clans at the hospital have sue
cessfully used aspiration biopsy
on well over 100 patients. 1t
has become routine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

needle and inserts 1t between
the ribs to the pleura, the lin
ing Of the chest wall and the
lungs. A tiny amount OF tissue
Is Withdrawn for analysis. This
is called aspiration biopsy.
The chest tap is done in the
same way and at the same
time but fluid instead Of tissue
Is taken for analysis. Although
the chest tap is still used, Us
results are not as accurate.
Cause Disclosed
Pleurisy is an Inflammation
Of the pleura often caused by
q disease such as TB. Some
times this Inflammation causes
an accumulation Of fluid in the
pleural space--the cavity be-
tween the chest wall and the
lung surface. When a disease
such as tuberculosis is obvious,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Suit Attacks SEATING
In Shreveport TroIIeysI

SHREVEPORT. La. Dec. IL
R.-Eight Negroes filed suit
Friday seeking to break down
segregation on public trolleys
The petition in United States
District Court named Shreve-s
port law enforcement and
trolley company oficials. It
called for an Injunction against
enforcement Of applicable state
segregation statutes.
The Negroes asked that o
three-judge court hear the
case. They also asked q TEN.
porary Injunction and speedy
trial,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Officer Fired
For Evidence
.Of'WobbIinq'

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dec. IA
R.-Hilton Butler, State safety
commissioner. said today he has
fired a State detective for what
Mr.. Butler called his webbing
testimony" before the Senate
Labor Rackets Committee.
The detective is John T.
Reynolds, Knoxville agent Of
the Tennessee Bureau Of Cri-
minal Identification. He told
the committee his investigation
of a truck-shooting incident
may have been stopped for po-
litical reasons"
Mr.. Butler said Mr.. Reynolds
was fired with full knowledge
and approval of Gov. Frank @.
Clement"
Mr.. Reynolds, according TO
the commuters transcript, told
a committee investigator. when
asked why the investigation
was stopped:
1--WE more or less keep out
OF union trouble as much as
possible. and / would say it
was done--it may have been
for political reasons. All we
do Is take orders"
Mr.. Reynolds later told the
committee he had received no
orders to halt the investigation
and said he had made the
statement about politics be.
cause Il think I was trying
TO cover up the fact that I
didn't get a search warrant"
Mr.. Butler said Mr.. Reyn-
Odds subsequent reputation
Of this reference to politics Of
superiors does not condone its
baseless. damaging issuance
and its reflection upon the IN.
tegrity OF the TBI and the
good men we have in that
organization"
He added. IF there was
politics in the Reynolds case,
obviously we would not be in
the free position that we are
today to dismiss him"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Law Breaking
Causes q in 5
7 rufficDeuths

CHICAGO, Dec. IA R-
-Four out Of every five traffic
fatalities could be avoided by
rigid observance Of traffic laws,
q survey indicated today.
The national survey covering
the cause OF 1857 Labor Day
fatalities in as States was made
by the Kemper Insurance Cen
trail Automobile Safety Com
mittee.
It showed that traffic viola
tions, including drunken driv-
ing. were involved in 84.2 per
cent Of the 442 fatalities ana
lyzed in the study.
The next biggest killer was
driver errors. such as losing
control Of the car, falling
asleep. inattention and i'm
proper Judgment. This ac-
counted for lis Of the deaths.
Driver errors included using
such defective equipment as
faulty brakes or tires on the
verge Of blowouts. Less than
per cent Of the deaths was
caused by defective equipment
No specific cause could be
attributed TO the remaining 40
per cent Of the fatalities.
Excessive speed was the lead
ing single cause of deaths, ac-
counting for 1877 per cent. fol-
lowed by drunken driving. 23.1
per cent. Both fell In the traffic
violations category.
State oficials who partici-
pated in the study were asked
TO indicate a specific traffic
law violation or driver error
responsible for each Labor Day
fatality in their State. No re-
plies were received from two
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
REDS IN SHANGHAI
SCORE FOR
ri EXECUTION

HONG KONG R-Pei-
ping radio said today q
Shanghai court has SEN
fenced Wang Chen-nan TO
death for his part in the
execution 80 years ago Of
Ii 'Ta-chao. a founder Of
the Chinese Communist
Party.
Wang was the judge at
the trial by "a special
court" April 20. 1927.
which sentenced Ii and 10
other Communist revolu-
tionaries to death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Atomic Power Topic

George Bissett. vice president
Of the Potomac Electric Power
Co.. viii speak to the Washing
ton Society Of Engineers on the
commercial aspects Of atomic
power at 8 pm. Wednesday. at
the Cosmos Club. Florida and
Massachusetts, avenues NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
DAV Host to Patients

Post % Of the Disabled
American Veterans played host
last night TO nearly 100 patients
at Mount Alto Veterans Hos
pital with q Christmas recep-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Question, Answerer for Home and Office!

You will use information Please Almanac In many
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
TODAY IN MEDICINE
D. c. Doctors Devise
New est for PIeurisy
By CHARLES q. BROOKS

new method Of determining the Of peurisy has
been developed by District General Hospital physicians Any
doctor who do routine chest tap 1t.
The method makes possible swfer diagnosis Of lung
tuberculosis and other diseases often accompanied by
pleurisy
Discarding older methods the physician takes special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
With Many Exclusive New Features!

THE brand new 1858 edition OF Information Please
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

yOLKsWA0EN 'B7 blue; Wv. tires.
1000 miles; sl.1b0. II. 6-3h3u.
VoLKSWAGEN 1887 sedan; b.
original owner: clean: black with
red seat; radio. Wv tires. 900
OF best ofief Call ~. a-k363.
VOLKsWAGEN sb8 de luxe sedan
exceli. eond.: terms avail. OWNER
IA. 4-i264 or III. 6-0sB3.
VOLKsWAGEN lsb: sun roof. Z. and
h.. excellent conc. Must sell this
week end Best offer. AP. 7-l24s,
V0LKswAGEN iD6s sedan: 800 mi.
/ erig. pvt. owner Adkins el.SDb
Make oder. OF 4-1o02
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Contoins Many Exclusive New Features That Are
Worth More Than Price of the Whole Book:

DISARMAMENT AND SECURITY.
East West struggle TO end the
ornaments race - Foreign Policy
Of US. and U.S.SR.-Middle East
Trouble Spots.
Is TWo-coloR MAPS. Show you
areas that make news all over the
world. Include NATO Countries,
Middle East Oil Fields. United
States and Russian Bases. etc.
HOW NOT TO LOSE MONEY. How
much to invest - how often in
what amounts. Matching your in
vestment to your needs. How 70
read a stock table. etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
TAKOMA FORD

s726 Pinsy BIZ. Rd., 8. s., ~ $1,000
MERCURY 40 modified club coupe;
EaiESS$$ :s sEFSSrsS 'i 81 ! slS$;
wood ave. IN, 2-2500,
MERCURY $50 convertible; fedio
snd hsstsri dsIss. Srssn hn. : 100.
f'G .na NJ sc;S S:S ss sssri u
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 os. Ave. NV. IA. e-3ios
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

OPERATION NEWS. A guide for
newspaper readers. Provides back
ground information for today's
headlines and tomorrow's devel-
opments.
MAN lNvADES SPACE. The Inter-
national Geophysical Year. Ex-
ploring the earth's atmosphere.
United States Vanguard Rocket
and Soviet Earth Satellite.
SEGREGATION : CIVIL RIGHTS -
SUPREME COURT. Explanation Of
the conflict surrounding the Court
Indignation Question = Fifth
Amendment, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
Wash. 8 Oldest Eord Dealer -,

MERCURY az cdr: hottest hot
rod in town. racing engine, epe-
eial cams and trans. OIL, 7.e655.
MERCURY 1885 Montciair con-
vertible: green and white. new
white TOP. Week end only si'ooS;
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SIMCA

s,T%EsSs HIHSSo rrPs vEExcLTsIyI
Bsgs sFs. Ei sSE392FsTiiESsSsS ass T;::
PR gallon oP GAS ON OF
fHI MARKtI TO-DAY. FRIcks
srARr As low AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

1880 18th NV Do. 7-sA4a
OLDsMOBILg 1887 SIS" Holiday
coupe. fully equipped, 1000 miles.
must sell . settle estate. OWN
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PLYMOUTH '56 BsIyedsTI'e 1-dooiTI.
BUY FROM THE LEADER
Manhattan Auto, Inc.

FAIRFAX. VA. SHOWROOM
Lee Hwy. q Merrifeld ~, ASSOC
PLYMOUTH SO savoy VS. club
miles: ike new. si.ip0. iiSersi
Nc Nc 2Soc ;IeS soVs olSAyf AT
R0ssfYN Va IA A ss3snss III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

pLNM0ufu 81 .Fury' ht.; fun
SSMsf extra. and ,oe a. m:,ss.s. IRE, Ire.
si sss dn A't 20 i Sss NJ hsovfPg @geEsy:
SLER ING INC 1901 h, l. ave. S.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15
-RANSON MOTOR co.

1912 GA. AVE. NV, ~. 2.70ll
MERCURY IS new Monterey q
dr.i heater and dsirosteI. turn
light group baek-up iightsl wheel
covers, undereoat. 2.yr, or $4,000
mile guarantee ready for deliyeIyi
~, 49,, v, n n r ] InI95o LINCOLN
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BELL MOTORS

SOLO wis. Ave. NV. wo. 6-sao0
MERCURY 1850; GOOD cond.: new
batterr and brakes. best reason
able offer, DU. 5-6fJO.
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BUY FROM THE LEADER
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, SHOWROOM
lsQ0.l0 Klng 81 XII, g-oO2b
vOLksWAOEN 80; immac.; er.
trasi pvt, owner, Sl.bDh or best
offeri must sell HA. 2-D6a2
voLKsWAoEN
w black with red uphol. WV, Call
yoLk ssy : S a. su ,,,,I.. slg BY.
owner; sf,lS6, M. s"STle. yrs
vOLKswAGEN late SO, gray, =.
and H. Wv, undsfscslsd:
$1,000 ~ excel. sohdi siIeb'
voLKswAdEN Body changes
similar 70 1853 but title makes
i ll,' robins egg blue 1900
yi'SSo. cE. S.s4si. ''"0'''0"'
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HILL g. SANDERS

n. y y.,Issn, o KS M bss sI.ssoO
FORD 81 Tudor sed.I stand shift.
new snow tires, r, h. $4,000 tEye
miles orif q; m m. saf' u kse y nke
pass any lnsp., lmnAac. cond.: pvt.
owner m, 1909 II 81. NV.
FORD SO VS. I. Custom Ranch
w tlress Sssaiiifi sond 81. SOS.
HILL. ~ SANDERS
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HILLMAN
.535 New
JACK PRY, LTD.

HUDSON SO 4-dr: excellent con-
dition; S22S. VIII 2-7a94
HUDSON 1889 Paeemaker s-dr.;
excellent MECHANICAL condition;
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Aiber Oldsmobile, Inc.

ODDS 81 Holiday 2-dooF hafdtop:
green and white. hydra. 2 and h.;
Si.399. HORNETS COR. 40
Years a Buick Dealer. Fla. ave.
ne at Ath. Ii a-RlR4
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KIRK MOTOR co.

1888 wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 3.4533
MERCURY IS new commuter e
mails. 3i2-h.p, ensine. Mefeomatle,
heater and defrotter. radio. dual
exhaust. padded dash. Wv. tires,
courtesy light group, back-up
lights. Windshield washer electric
clock, foam rubber cushions, wheel
covers. speed limit safety monitor,
undercoat; 2-yr. or 25,00O-mile
guarantees ready for delivery;
xnb MERcuRY, 1900 BsnniSs "a.
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kenyon-Peck Chevrolet

ia 3-Q00i Open III $50
OiDs '54 Super SIS" 4-dr. sedan:
harmoniEins interior. many Cids-
mobile features incl. power steer
Ing and brakes. outstanding
throuEhout: safety tested and
guaranteed Buy now and save.
Was 81 .595, nos only 81 295.
OLMSTEAD OfDS. 1000 wilson
blvd AFi Va IA 7-R4u0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

dan; hy-dTive, 2. and .tone
ereen: n gocd eond $500 XII. O.
1881 evenings
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SOTO Wis. Ave NV, wo $4,000
PONTIAC 1851 Catalina; or 'Bi
Roadmaster Buick; both cars out
standing cOnd. must sell one; pvt
OWNER, no dealers. JE, 4-263s.
PONTIAC so 4-door star Chief;
hydra. and h., dark-ereen nm
ish; low mileage, only Sinb,
PARKWAY FORD
5000 NJ ST NV Pc, $4,000
PONTIAC '55 $3.50" chieftain T.
dr. ORIGINAL owner; T. and n,
backup lights. g-tone. low mi,
sl.lO0 OF 4-i5ss
PONTIAC 1855 starehief f-dr, se-
dan power steering, power brakes
hydra. radio. heater. white-walls;
KIRK MOTOR CO.
1898 Wis Ave. NV. EN-. 3-f53a
PONTIAC 81 2.doof sedan: hydro.
n nsrysn,v USE sciintn WRinesii rIpeHss0SaaI
TIA, 1921 Connecticut ave
PONTIAC 'b3 convertible: hydra.
7 and b.. maroon hnish, nearly
new black topi must see 70 spprs-
PARKWAY FORD
1880 NJ ST. NV. VI. $1,000
Pontiac IO4e 4-dr s0", hydra
SO. FtooD PONTIAC. 500 Wis.
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE


MERCEDES 81 $50 diesel; 1000
miles; private: perfect condition,
MERCURY 50 Monterey eeny 7.
and h., Mereo.. new top. Ctt .O7b.
No deAlers II. a-4ill,
MERCURY 1896 Montelair convert
ihle coupe: blue and white, equip
nlent includes power steering, radio.
heater. Mercomatie and Continental
kit. only 81 SOS. Ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1899 e2nd 81. NV. N. $4,000
MERCURY "a Monterey hqrdtop;
many aces. incl .. and h and
Mereomatic.. attrRe. 2-tene silver
gFay and blue. low-iiai,, l-owner
car. which has been safety tested
NlpA. oI.MsTEAp oLDe 1000
Wilson blvd, Arl, IA, 1-SAQ0
MERCURY 's6 a.dr. station wagon.
a.pass,, =. and b.. auto; sFansm..
down payment cash. trade or
NA1.s. 2l.- --s'eSZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

PLYMOUTH '5t BelvedeFe 4-dr.
sedan: stand. trans. r. and h o
tone fnish. exceptionally clean;
serviced for winter; waved and
garaEed: <e95. LIBERAL terms 70
good eredit. 10. 5-ia77.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-15

AlDeT OlQSIIlODlle, lIlC.
1890 ilth NV. DU, I-6444
OLDsMOBILE 1855 De luxe SIS"
Holiday hArdtop 4-door; distine-
tive 2-tone black and white. har-
moni1ing interior. many features,
including power steering and
brakes Sold new and serviced By
US. Safety tested and guaranteed
s sSs H ssis snd o .ais Tsr ot tos
1000 Wilson blvd. Ari.. Va. IA.