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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27

Sve vrste sira - a ina in
nebrojeno mnogo veoma
su zdrava kaloricna hrana,
narcotic zimi. Poznato je vec
cd davnine da dobar sir isti-
&c vrijednost vina, pa Sc slu-
Ii kod svecanijih jel a, dok
ina naroda koji nikad ne pro-
pustaju uz pojedine obroke
posluziti i sir ina pri m ] e r
Francuzi, Svicarci).
Grojer pot-jece il romanske
Svicarske, ali is t a vista Sc
radi posvuda; mas ementaler
je poznat kao veoma ukusan,
a slici grojeru. lima osoba ko-
je ga vole posve svjezeg, ne
XII pax starijeg i suhljeg. U
koturima moze stajati dulje
vr e m e n a, ali kad kupujete
mali dio, veoma Sc bro O.
susi, cato Sc preporuca kupo-
vati samo toliko koliko je po-
trebno "a .jedan obrok. Ako
ne upotrebite Cd m a h citav
komad grojega iii ementalera,
omotajte ga wax papirom
krpom. pa &c ostati nekoliko
dana svjez,
Parmezan sc upotrebljava
samo nastrugan. Mime po-
sipamo tjesteninu, ali dobro
pristaje / uz druga jela.
Roquefort je specija l t e
francuskog grada Averyrone.
Pravi Sc cd kozjeg mlijeka.
Njegova kora mora biti silva,
a sam sir zuckast, sa plavim
zilicama. Ina sireva koji SUI
mu slicni, ali ne mogu Sc pro-
davati pod tim imenom. Jako
je cijenjen Gorgonzola, koji
slici roquefortu.
Kackavalj je sir koji sc ra-
di IL mlijeka planinskih ovaca
u Makedoniji. Ina specificni
miris, a priprema Sc ma po-
seban nacin. Dobro sazreo nj.
je nj pretvrd nj premekan, a
dobar je svaki koji ina lije.
pu zutu boju koji nije plies.
niv, sto SO vidi ma kori.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
Promjena adrese

Aliquippa, Pa. - Clanstvu
odsjeka 423, kao i ostalom
clanstvu H. B. 2. dale sc ma
znanje, a uz to umoljavam i
sve one, koji zele da mi pisu
osobno iii sa drustvene stra-
ne, da sc u buduce sluze 8 mo-
jom novom adresom: 1712 Ir-
win Street, Aliquippa, Pa. -
Telephone: Essex 5-2964.
Dakle, preselio sam Sc
s jednog ma drugo brdo u
Aliquippa, nista nova. Clan
stvu odsjeka je poznato Plan
II, pa koji zele doci sa bu-
som do meme, trebaju uzeti
Plan II Sheffield preko mo-
sta, ma 1901 ulici saci sa bu-
sa i ma lijevu je stranu Ir-
win Street, pax par kuca ma
desno. Lako je. naci da sc nj
tko izgubiti ne moze.
U isto vrijeme zelim skre-
mutt paznju clanstvu, osobito
onima koji zaostaju sa upla-
tama, da nastoje tocnije u
placivati svoju clanarinu, jer
u protivnom slucaju, nc bi
zelio da stigne bilo koga SUI
spendacija.
Ne zaboravite gornju adre-
su, docim telefon je isti.
Ivan Babic, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
Ukupna svota S212.

Ovo je izneseno u kracim
potezima, tako da i ostalo
clanstvo znade da su ovo sve
mladji narastaj u koje smo
sigurni da &c ostati u redovi-
ma H.B.Z., dok su osigurani
ma 20 Payment Life, 20 Year
Endowment kao i svote cd
dvije, tri pet tisuca dolara.
Ako je i dobito iii privede-
no 43 nova clana, to ne zna-
ci da smo postigli broj 800,
a "a prekoraciti nema nj smi-
sla ma oval kraj 1857. 60
dine. Dok Sc ovo pise fall
nam samo koliko desnica pr
sta imade, odnosno 5. Da Ii
&C oval broj odpasti iii Sc po-
vecati, tesko ie reci, jer mas
dijeli mjesec pol.
Sa ovim je 10 mjesecna
kampanja svrsila.
Ivan Babich,
tajnik i natjecatelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
0dsjek 423 poveeao Sc
Sa noyim CCIanstvom

Aliquippa, Pa. - Nije Sc
javljalo nista Cd konca julia
da Ii Sc je napredovalo do
svrsetka kampanje, pax u We
ri toga duznost me veze da
iznesem i ostala imena novih
clanova, koji su pristupili po-
slije mjeseca julia ma broj Is,
tako da ne ostanem duzan po-
tonjima, je svi jednako "a
sluzuju.
Prva je presla iz gnijezda
broj 113 u odraslo clanstvo
mlada sestra Janice A. Hara-
mic, tex da je navrsila II 60
dina, majka Barbara Kisan
prenasa ju u odraslo clan
stvo. Rodjena je u Aliquippa
i polazil High School. Nije
nam poznato da Ii ce nasta-
viii "a visom naobrazbom. O.
ma je keerka pok. brata Jo-
sipa Haramica i sestre Bar
bare Kisan. u odsjeku nalazi
ocuha Slavka majku Bar
baru Kisan, koja je bila wise
godina upraviteljica n a s e e
gnijezda broj 113, a sada ma.
sa odsjecna blagajn i vrlo
aktivna clanica. Nalazi u cd,
sjeku brata Joseph i sestru
Barbara Roman, ujake Steve
i Matthew, takodjer i njihove
supruge, Annu Paulinu, a
njihovu djecu ostavlja u gni.
jezdu broj 113.
Joseph Zarkovich, kojeg .ie
molbenica bila u uredu H. B
z. prize nego je navrsio 1e
godina. Mladi brat Joseph 70.
djen je u Aliquippa, gdje po'
lazi High School, sin nash
starih clanova Clare Kuz
mana, otac je rodom cd Gil
ne. U gnijezdu ostavlja mia
, djeg brata, pax vjereujem ds
ce i on, kada dodje do 60
dina, preci u odraslo clanstvo
Henry Rettiger takodjel
prelazi il gnijezda, TEX da
on navrsava II godina. Otat
Amerkianac, majka rodjens
Salopelz, prenasaju ga medjl
odraslo clanstvo. Rodjen I
Aliquippa, gdje polazi i High
, School, da Ii &c "a visom pod
ukom nije nam poznato. [
gnijezdu ostavlja m a d e
brata, docim u odsjek pristup
: ljuje skupa sa simon i maj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
Kako su nastaIi naziyi
Mieseca

Januar je d o bio ime po
rimskom bogu rata i mira Je-
nusu, koji je imao diva lica.
Februara je oznacavao kraj
godine j bio je posvecen mrt-
vima. Marc je dobio ime po
rimskom b ogu rata Marsu.
April je bio posvecen boginji
Afroditi, Maj je dobio ime po
boginji Mali. Juni je dobio i
me po boginji Junoni, a juli
po Juliju Cezaru, koji je tog
mjeseca rodjen. August je do
bio ime rimskog imperatora
Augusta. Septembar, o k t. O.
bar, novembar i decembar do
bill su naive po redu: sed-
mi, osmi, deveti, deseti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
"ZAJEDNICAR"
ka Barbara, rodjena Salopek
u Ambridge, Pa.

ka Barbara, rodjena Salopek
u Ambridge, Pa.
Nick Sambol, rodjen u Ali
quippa, polazi Hopewell Me-
mortal High School, TEX da
je i on navrsio 16 godina, ro-
ditelji ga prenasaju il gnijez-
da u odraslo clanstvo. Posto
je on najmladji u obitelji i
neostavlja nikoga u gnijezdu;
u odsjeku nalazi oca Paul, ro-
djen u Draganic, Karlovac !;
sestru Clara brata Tony. Da
Ii ce u daljne nauke nakon
svrsetka u ovoj skoli, nezna-
mo.
Sam Stipanovich takodjer
prelazi iz gnijezda samo da
je svrsio 16 godina. Rodjen
je ovdje u Aliquippa, polazi
Center High School te nakon
svrsetka iste vjerujemo da &c
ga roditelji upisati negdje u
visu skolu. Posto mladi brat
Sam vec imade 20 Year En-
dowment pa ga roditelji stav-
ljaju ma B. P. odstete. u
gnijezdu ostavlja m | a d j e g
brata, docim u odsjeku nala-
ri oca Sama, majku Agnesu,
baku Kata w t ur, ujake
George Frank, ujne Nancy
Il Leila, tete Katherine Pal
kot, Mary Jean Siktar, So
phie Zyrinski i mnogo wise
rodbine sa majcine strane, a
sa oceve strane strica Petar
i tetu Paulina Stipanovich.
/ Charles Wuttur pris t u p a
kao novi clan, koji takodjer
je rodjen u Aliquippa, a sin
nase dugogodisnje clanice Ka-
ia Vutur. u odsjeku nalazi
SVe one KaO nJegOV SeStrlc
Sam Stipanovich.
Martha Stacko, rodjena u
Aliquippa, gdje polazi i High
School, pax nakon svrsetka
vjerujem da &c u jos wise sko-
lie, jer je ona najmladja u
obitelji Stacko. Navrsila je
TEX II godina ona dolazi L
odsjek k svojoj maici Bertha
sestri Marylyn Winovich.
| Anthony Zvonar prelazi IL
gnijezda, rodjen u Aliquippa
polazi Hopewell M e m orr a
High School, i on je TEX ma.
vrsio 16 godina i vec ga rodi'
! telji prenasaju u odsjek da
nastavi gdje je pokojni djec
Anton Zvonar prestao. U cd,
sjeku n a lazi oca Matthew
macehu Paulinu, strica Steve
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
zahvaIa Svetojancima
| dobrim prijateIjima

stovana brace sestre, dragi
Svetojanci i Svetojanke.
Javljam vam putem nasega
glasila Zajednicara, da smo sa-
kupili svotu cd S212 "a popra-
yak nase mile crkve Sv. Ane
kraj Jaske. Cd owe svote posla-
la mi je nasa Svetojanka Barba-
ra Bankovic il Louisville, Ohio
$55 sto je sakupila u svojoj ko-
loniji cd svojih dobrih prijate-
liza. Stoga joj Sc najljepse maj
srdacnije zahvaljujem, a Sv.
Ana neka joj plati. Ukupna svo-
ia cd $212 poslata je kroz BAN
ku ma nasega zupnika. Toliko
vam draga brace i sestre jaw
jam da znate. Sada yam do
znacujem popis darovatelja.
Dragi moji Svetojanci / Sveto-
.janke i svi ostali prijatelji, maj
ljepsa najsrdacnija hvala yam
ma vasem daru, a Sveta Jana
neka vam plati. Popis darovate-
liza sam poslao ma zupnika, ta-
mo ce sve procitati u crkvi.
Sveta Jana ii prekrasno mjesto
Svakom te je ostaviti tesko.
Sa pozdravom vas Svetojanac
Milo Horvat, 142 Grant Ave,
Millvale, Pa.
Darovatelji crkve Sv. Jane,
kraj Jaske:
Po $40: MILO Horvat, Ujedi-
njeni odsjeki H. X. Zajednice,
Ignac Danica Stivoric, Ignac
Parilac, Jana Vugrin rodj. solic.
Pc IS: Josip NADIA Rozanko-
vic, Vladimir Bernice Bubano-
vic, Pavao i Stefica Ceh. Danica
Rasic, MILO Parilac, Slavko i
Anna Gojak, Rev. Albert zagar,
Barbara Bankovic, Josip i Lju-
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Bankovic, Zvonko Gloria Ban
kovic, Ljuba Pavao Bankovic
sin Petra Barbara, Lojza Pa
vac Rozic sin Imbre i Lojze, tri
sestre Rozankovic, Ivan Abra-
movie, Stjepan Anka Dolanj-
ski, Nikola Falica Vjekoslavin,
Stjepan Anka stivoric, Stjepan
i Ljubica Novosel rodj. Ferko,
Stjepan Baltarinic, Anton Jako-
vac, Ivan Bedijanac, Koleman
Marica Horvath, MILO Franco
Cvetnic, Danica Spretnjak, Mag
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Po So: Lovro Druzak. Dragec
Bankovic, Pavao Toncic, Juraj
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Po 50: Valentin Katica
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Po 81: Franjo Mogus, Mike
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ia Fundulic, Marija Barkovic,
Ljudvik Hacko, Stjepan Sever,
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Ukupna svota s212.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
HRVATSkE B01lcNE CES1I1kE

Najljepse, n bojama. luksuzne Boxitne
testitke. is komada "a $3.50, Is IA
$3.50, 100 komada "a $1,000 sa kover-
tama 1 postarinom do Vase kuce pre-
pOruGa KNJIzhRA PALANDACICA.
Novac Sc salje na PALANDECH'S
BOOK STORE. los SO. Wells Street.
Chicago :. III. Cijenik Hrvatskih knji-
"a sale besplatno.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
MoIim ispravak
S, S. Pittsburgh, Pa, -

). 5. Pittsburgh, Pa. - y Ia
jednicaru Cd 6. novembra t. G.
objelodanjen je moi dopis o sa-
kupljenim milodarima "a Ogulin-
sku Crkvu Sveti Kriz, ali u ME
mu nisu svih darovatelja imena
upisana kako bi trebalo i mo-
ralo da bude. Negdie je nehoti-
&C ucinjena pogrijeska molim
urednistvo da to ispravi, ter ma
dodajte i slijedece darovatelje:
Anton Ana Despot IL Home
steada, $500; Anton Brozovic,
$500; John Buric, S1.75; Nikola
i Ana Vukelja, S1.00; Josip i
Franco Vukelja, $1.0O.
Molim da Sc gornji ispravak
uvazi.
Anton Poljak. 1912 Patterson
ST., S. S. Pittsburgh 3, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27

ia priznajem'', kaze jedan
misaoni pisac, "da povecane
godine donose sa sobom po-
vecano postovanje "a ljude,
koji mis- u uspjeli u zivotu,
kao sto Sc to obicno kaze".
Los uspjeh katkad nastaje
cd savjesti prevec osjetljive,
ukusa prev &C probirljivog,
samoodricanja prevec roman
ticnog, cednosti prevec skrom-
ne, - G. A, SaIa
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-22
Pope Asks NATO
Officers to Be
Peace Apostles

~CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy -
His Holiness Pope Plus XII has
called on participants of the
NATO Defense College to be not
only technically competent in the
use of instruments of defense but
also to be convinced and prayer
full apostles of peace.
Speaking to a group of Allied
officers who came here for an
audience, the Pope said they
should let men recognize in them
mot merely armed forces, but
authentic armed services, sworn
to the defense of those divine
and human values by which men
must live, for which they are con-
tent, and even proud" to die.
The Pope greeted the officers
who are assigned to the defense
college to learn NATO problems,
policies and treaties as "prac-
titioners of an ancient, noble and
yet sometimes strangely unappre-
ciated calling"
The Pope said he welcomed
them into his presence p~articu-
larly because they are represents
tives of a group of sister-nations
whose policies even in their mil.
itary aspects, profess to be those
of lovers and defenders of the
peace" A
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maintaining wage levels and by
obtaining unemployment COM
pensafion for workers.

1870
~pensafion for workers.
He said that "We would like in
particular to underline the recent
creation of an ECSC workers card
allowing a first category of skill.
ed workers to circulate freely
from one country to another .
Its symbolic value and it's prac.
teal Importance does not escape
anyone"
The Pontiff said that not every
thing is perfect, and not all that
has been accomplished can be at
tributed to ECSC, but that the in.
itiatives that it has inspired have
brought about developments
which would have taken longer
without its existence.
With a great deal of patience
and a great expenditure of en-.
ergy, the agency has overcome
many obstacles and allayed many
fears, the Pope said.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-22

At one point, the orchestra lead
er asked how many music teach
els were present among the nuns.
Timidly, more than a score raised
their hands - but hardly more
than waist high. At length one
nun was selected and was escort
ed to the bandstand by Msgr.
John Spence, archdiocesan super
intendent of schools.
The nun. Sister Margaret st.
Francis of the Third Order of st.
Francis nuns, sixth grade teacher
at Nativity school and organizer
CT a choir among the school girls
that is a "talk of the town." was
gwen a baton by Mr.. Welk and
lea the orchestra through a snap
Ply rendition of "Bye, Bye Blues"
The famous Lennon sisters did
not come here with the orchestra,
They were in school. Not so, hun.
dreds of students in Washington
area parochial schools. They got
ar unexpected half-holiday be.
cause of the concert.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-22

The firms listed here deserve
to be remembered when you are
distributing your patronage in
the different lines of business.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-22
Pope Praises ECSC
Urges Wider POuers
For Federation

CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy - His Holiness Pope Plus
has called the widening of the fields of activity Of the
Europeon Coal and Steel Community ECSC) and has
urged the agency be given greater powers.
Addressing members of the ECSC governing body in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-22

officials of the Catholic Standard.
archdiocese newspaper, learned
OF the Welk coming, they hastily
arranged a concert for the nuns
in appreciation for the Sisters
efforts in the papers recent an
nual subscription campaign.
Several hundred nuns were on
hand in the ballroom of the Sher-
aton-Park Hotel and the Welk
music makers kept them enter
tanned for more than an hour.
There we're songs by Alice Lon,
who also danced the polka with
Mr.. Welk.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-22

n you haven't been reading the
want ads, you have been losing
money. Read them and profit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-22

gled out Mich Kuo-ping, former
peoples deputy for Tientsin to
the national Parliament, and Ka0
Ching-shen, a former staff-writer
on the now defunct Catholic daily
newspaper, vi Shin Pao. .
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-22

<Ao0l COo1liS lIlClilUClS vi
a special audience here, the Pope
hailed them as the first and, thus
far, only European parliamentary
institution. He assured the repre-
sentatives of the deep interest,
with which he follows their prog
reSs.
The ECSC is a supranational
body set up under agreements be-
tween six European nations which
places the steel and coal produc-
ton of the member-nations under
a common authority and sets up
a single market for coal and steel
throughout the community.
The six nations involved are
Germany, France, Belgium, Italy,
Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
The establishment of a federal
agreement by the six nations has
been considered the first step to-
ward a federal union of Europe's
free nations.
The Pope told the group that
modern states Of average pow
or are faced with the vital eco.
nomic necessity Of closely asso.
cisfing themselves IL they wish
to pursue ths scientific, indus
trial and commercial activities
which are requisites for their
prosperity, freedom and evI-
fvraI influence"
He said the last war demonstrat-
&c the futility of strictly nation
alistic policies. European nations
now have many reasons for enter
ing into a true federation and
burying old rivalries. he said.
Among the reasons the Pope
gave for a European federation
are the facts that Europe has
been seriously wounded and its
territory has been diminished by
the emergence of the Soviet bloc
of satellites. He also noted that
many colonial territories have
reached the age of autonomy and
that the market for raw materials
has grown from a national to a
continental scale.
Europe feels, and the whole
world with her. that all men are
| brothers and are called to unite
in labor, to concern themselves
with every human misery and to
halt the scandal of famine and
ignorance" the Pope declared.
"It would be wrong" he con.
tinued. ito believe that the new
order will arise By itself under
the pressure of mere economic
factors There is need for q
recognized law and for a power
capable Of making it respected.
One of the advantages OF ECSC
lies in the fact that it has proved
its usefulness through tangible re.
suits.
"A greater stability in prices
has given buyers and sellers the
habit of dealing on the whole ex.
tent of the market, and the eli
mate of confidence which has
been created gives rise to the
hope that the treaty will soon be
extended to ever wider fields.
The Pope singled out for
praise among EcSc accomplish
ments what IL has done for the
working man by insurins EN-.
ploymenf for . worker who has
lost his Job because OF the ad-
vance Of discrimination. by
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-22
I;Uh-One-'N'-Two'
Nun Takes Musicians
Place at Concert

WASHINGTON - NC) Lawrence Welk and his
band came to town and the Sisters who teach in paro-
chial schools hereaboutS got a treat.
Mr.. Welk brought his musicians here primarily to
play for an FBI Academy graduation ceremony. When
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-22
Red News Organs
Hit Church
Leaders i'm China

HONGKONG - NC) - Two
prominent Catholic laymen in the
northern Chinese city of Tientsin
have been attacked by the Red
Chinese news agency Hsinhua.
At the same time, the Peoples
Daily, the communist newspaper
in Peking, has published attacks
on Protestant, Buddhist and Mos
lem critics of the Red regime.
The Hsinhua news agency sim
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and A SITS. Sc. $1,000. terms. Call

LOT FOR SALE, 2.20O 50. IT,. 18th
and A SITS; Sc, $1,000. terms. Call
10. 7-l992.
5 ACREs--Potentiai commercial,
Corner property; good Groom
house with 4 bedrooms: located on
4-lane highway. viii appeal 70
someone IN the lsndscaping or
ANTIQUE. business. Price and terms
are attractive. Mrs. Steed Ewes.
and Sun. Ju. $3.50. LAIRD B.
SCOTT. Realtor. JU. 9-0420.
HOWARD COUNTY-I0 acres, beau
tiful rolling country, stream; part
clear. part wooded: approx. 800 IT,.
on paved I'd, easy drive to Silver
Spring. Mrs. Gteed ewes. and sun i,
JU. $3.50. LAIRD B. SCOTT,
Realtor. JU.f 9,0420.
500 An ACRE-Prime, specuia-
tive; l73 acres farmland:. near
Ashton, Howard Co., on old Rte
90. Is mi. out of Silver Spring;
included at minimum price: . new.
older homes, barns and modern
equipment for beef raising: own
er,s retirement to Canada forces
sale. Call Mr.. Rehrandt, NJ. s.
1851: LA. 6-SS53, ewes, JOHN r.
HOKE. Realtor.
BEAUTIFUL h.Gere wooded lots
with sewer and water. shopping
center, schools. churches and trans
portation; 81 $50 up.
Mt mn cSrNnGTT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15

CADILLAC 1855 sedan De Vile. e
eral Motors air conditioning; ex-
ception buy at $4,000. ccC guar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15
Kenvon-Peck Chevrolet
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.

CHEVROLET $50 IS" Bel Ar con-
er pack, power brakes. Wv. tires;
green finish, tan top. BONDED. NO.
COST LABOR AND MATERIAL; l-yr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

CHEVROLET 90 Bel Air iardtop
convertible: fully equipped; new
Miami green finish with matching
whitehall tires: all-leather interior.
The cleanest one in town. May be
taken to your mechanic Tor ap-
proval. Low down payment: trade
Or terms; S595. Mr.. T. cELANi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15

1910 R. I. Ave. NE. CO. 5-s2l4
CHRYsLER 1854 Windsor de luxe
and New Yorker de luxe, sedans:
power steering, powertlight auto.
trans. mo clutch pedap. low mile
age. etc. Cash, trade or bank terms.
MERSON AND THOMPSON, Chr: !.
uis ave nI. 0.OR1h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.

CADILLAC 1855 coupe; beautiful
iris blue: interior styled by Fleet
wood: fully equipped including power
dows and seats Custom FL Dorado
high compression engine. Outstand-
ing value at S4,295. CcC guaran-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15
KenVon-Peck Chevrolet

CHEVROLET 1858 "2i0" 2-dr':
gray finish, hester defroster. eco
nomical transportation with Q low
| nrica nf nnlV SNlh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15

|le22 2end St NV ST $4,000
CADILLAC 1856 sedan De Villt
air Conditioning, power steerins
brakes, windows and seat. A Tea
.vaiuP R5i05
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15

BEAUTIFUL A.aere wooded lots
with sewer and water. shopptng
center; schools: churches and trans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15
Akers OldS-Cadillac Co.

Fairlington Shopping Center
Alexandria. Va. Ov. 3.035l
CADILLAC 1854 40" Special Fleet
wood sedan. striking black finish
fully equipped, power steering. powe
brakes. very clean. s2.995 cCt
guarantee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. }
Pohanka OldSmobile

Washington's Oldest Odds Dealer
1925 Goth St. NV DI 7-l0O.
BUICK 1852 Super convertible; pow.
or steering. power brakes. dynafov
radio and heater Sparkling iei
black finish with matching premium
vhtte-wall tires. Beautiful. like-neu
red leather interior owner; low
mileage. May be taken 10 youi
mechanic TO be tested. <6e5. Car
Trade or terms. Mr. 7. GEL Nj
nj --67aA