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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-14
THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood

Make The World Glad That You .
Came Into II
There's only one corner Of The .
universe you can be- certain 0f im /
proving and that's your own self 4
80 you have 10 begin there. not .
outside not on other people That .
comes afterUards when you We .
worked on your own corner
AldSua Iiuxley I
Wouldn't u be nice II just Tor /
once We could ask our most luti. /
mate friends ~ tel uz our faults /.
as thHy see them And when hey .
tell uB the little Irritating habits
va have and tho faulta we have
such a.. fgr instance This means I
you ard b 10 you. as soon %
you meet gay hello and then start
right tn talking about the awful
coat your beat friend Just bought
Won told her you thought Il was
80 lovely why dtI you have 20
say that 10 you dii not like %
the kiuarst thing would have been
not 20 mention b. 90 your nsst
friend for nine times out of ten
She will 20 back and tell tho
owner ~ the now coat what you
aud Then they VIII both read
your titles clear
or are you the kind who al /.
ways "Uzr8' % 90 you have an .
aHm that makes you and your
opinion always right. no matter .
what happens Say for instance .
your husband suggests Il i8 time .
60 bag "a new tricWsiOn set Or !
ear You Jump right In and say
I'VE can't afford either one right .
now BE says I'VE can afford IL .
$50 let tm get f. car. you are +
just dying tn got new carr What /
do you do7 he looks at ears and F.
you stay way back mtl he says
Took az this beauty don't you
like ttf" You say n is ok but
you are not really interested He
buys thr car and you enjoy it as .
much 8s boz docs bat soon yau tire .
nf tho sacrifice ot the strain and
ovoryt.me you want something
you cannot afford 20 buy you tell
hjm 10 HE had not bought that
al1 urae ear you could have had .
ushat You want
or are you the kind who feels
hurt because no one comes 70 see /
you when you are mr. How many
times have you been 20 see g
friend who be "a or sad That
night, YOU can't remember any
person you had Ims to g1 see
YOU promise yourself when sou
get we'll YOU are going ta make /
la special effort 10 De- more
thoughtful and take time 20 Eo see /
yow aHut.n friends
nr aro you the kind who never
finds time 90 DO auy kind Of work /
n the church 90 your ebnireF /
There are SEQ many Btae things I
sUH could So That would help keep
the church moving along Very
raa churches can afford 60 hire an /,
ol the work necessary 90 be aone
Or yon would iut give one hour
70 week The church would he able
fa hayr everything taken care 81
Perhaps ynu eeunat play the organ
ar go the bookkeeping or tho varl.
uus other Iaha but you can 5u a
EnF IL rHs uylf -fEN sHtf Hssfsffrs
those who are tuiNE the hest the.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-14

nc ycu wesild hft me-. wa
nasF-t b. on hiEhcr r-aund
II ~ FnpFSan
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-14

kind Are you that sweet sugary,
Uttls trouble maker who means
we'll BY you She keeps trouble
going ali Of the time between all
Of her friends She does not mean
sHY harm she luzt thinks you
should know what 50 and ~ thinks
Of you and she means for you 70
hear q #e really should apprsc
ate some Of the criticisms we hear
for some u them would help Us
if we would only profit BY them
but we cannot SEQ ourselves as
others see as and IL Is too bad
Tor most Of ls that We can'ti
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-14

We cannot see with Infinite
eye
The course our deeds may
We cannot know the 10y
they'll bring
or the hearts that they may
break
II behooves as then 70 be dis
Greet
In what We DO or say
For, be assured, these lives Of
ours
CHANCES OTHERS on
LfFEs WAY
ElAnore Pope Atha
Congratulations 70 an Of the
graduates
Promotion.
Promotion comes to him who
sticks
Unto his work and never
kicks.
Who watches neither clock
nor sun.
To ten him when his task is
done.
Who tolls not By the stated
chart.
Defining 70 jot his part.
But gladly docs little more
Than he's rennnerated for.
Edgar a Guest
BE aeeink yJu next week here
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-22
Frontiers Appeal
For Camp Funds
Continued from page y

continued from page l.
that an appeal through the press
and radio would show how our
citizens respond to something of
this nature.
Garth c. Reeves, vice president
of the Frontiers, has been named
treasurer of the drive. Checks,
money orders, cash or telephone
pledges can be made through him
at the Miami Times, 674O NV
18th ave., phone Pr 4-6128.
Spic and Span Market started
the drive with SIS and friend
sent $40.
How about it Miami!
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-22
NEW DREAM Homeless
81. 495 DOWN

This is the finest home in Liberty
City. Has everything you could
hope for in a higher priced home.
Only two like this available. Call
us now for. EZ terms. Don't. pay
rent.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-22
NEW LIBERTY CITY-3 BEDROOM CHS
$995 Down

Lovely built CHS 3bedrooms living tile bath,
large closets combination Kitchen utility convenient NV Local
this close in NV. area better buy
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-22
CARVER RANCHES
$685. DOWN

Gorgeous bedroom, 2 bath CHS,
1A years new, with large living
room, dining room, ultra modern
kitchen, front porch, tile roof,
garage. Owner transferred must
sell, price reduced, see this and
make offer. Now.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-22
OPA LOCKA
$37 Month Pays All

After reasonable down payment ON
this clean and. pretty CHS 2-bed-
room, living room, combination
kitchen, modern bath, closets,
utility on huge 75x1OO lot. This ID
a bargain call 10 see.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Police Rescue
In Fire Revealed

A story Of police heroism In
10 Christmas night FIRE was un-
folded today.
Pvts. Jack L. Powell and
Ronald M. Banta. OF the 18th
precinct. made three trips into
Q burning house at 2 Needle
street S.W. TO rescue the wife
and five children Of q Boiling
Air Force Base sergeant.
The policemen said the blaze
began In the next-door base
ment Of a home occupied by
SiSergt. Paul Jones and spread
beneath the house to the quar-
ters Of Sergt. Charles Baker, 80.
They said they found 6ergt.
Baker wandering dasedly In
the thick smoke and led him
outside. The other trips. they
rescued Mrs. Baker. 81: Joseph,
II: william. 7: Gail. 4: Susan,
z. and 6-month-old Diane.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
$4,000 Estute
Left by Block

Leonard A. Block. Washing
ton attorney. who died on De-
cember "a at his home. 2iio
Leroy place NV. left an estate
valued at more than $227, 1000.
A petition for probate Of his
viii was filed yesterday in the
Register Of Wills ONCE in the
United States District Court
for the District Of Columbia.
Under terms Of the will. his
widow. Mrs. Elizabeth Turner
Block. Of the home address.
Is to receive about half Of the
The remaining half is
TO be divided equally between
his two sons. Huntington +.
Block Of 2e00 Twenty-ninth
place NV. and Roger w.
Block Of 223l California street
NV. The petition for pro-
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Flower Show
Posters Wunted

The National Capital Flower
and Garden Show poster con-
test for area students IL now
open. sponsors Of the annual
flower show announced.
The show. to be held In the
National Guard Armory from
March 9 through IL. IL put on
by the Allied Florists Of Greater
Washington and the National
Capital Garden Club League.
The poster contest Is open
10 junior, senior and voca-
tional high school students In
the District. Northern Virginia
and suburban Maryland. Cash
prizes will be given.
Entries must be on vertical
cardboard. II by ~ inches, and
must have the lettering "Na-
tional Capital Flower and Gar
den Show. d. c. National Guard
Armory. March 8 through ~.
1855"
They must be Of original
design. simple and fiat and be
done in poster paints or cut
paper. with . maximum Of four
colors. The name. address and
school OF the artist and name
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Miss Kitty Borrett,
I ronsit Aide, Dies

Miss Catherine Cecilia Bar
rett. who was Miss Kitty" to
thousands Of transit workers
during her long service In the
treaSurer's once OF the local
transit organization. died We'd
nesday at Kensington Gardens
eanitarium.
Miss Barrett was employed
BY the old Capital Traction
Co. and the old Capital Tran
sit Co. from July. 1904, until
her retirement In May. 1851.
For many years she was Sec
retary Of the Employees Re-
lief Association. and also was
secretary Of the Pension Com
niittee for Salaried Employees.
She was one Of the charter
Evening star., 1957-12-27

Mrs. Catherine W. Tobin,
mother Of Or. william J. Tobin.
well-known orthopedic surgeon
here. died yesterday at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs.
Catherine palass. in New York.
She was 81.
Mrs. Tohin had been Q fire.
Quent visitor to the home OF
her son at Si2o Watson street
NV. during the last fiye years.
Dr.. Tohin Is associate profess
sor Of orthopedic surgery at
0eorgetown University and
chief Of orthopedie surgery at
Garfield Hospital.
Born In Charleston. s. c..
Mrs. Tohin lived there almost
al her life. She was the for
mer Catherine Alhrecht.
Her husband died ~ years
ago. Besides DR.. Tohin and
her daughter. Mrs. Palase. she
Il survived by two other sons.
DR.. Charles 3. Tohin Of Roches-
ter. NY. and John =. Of Jack
sonville. Fla. Six grandchildren
and Q sister. Miss Elizabeth
Alhrecht Of Charleston. also
survive.
Services and burial viii be In
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Skuter Loses Grip
On Bus, Is Killed

BALTIMORE. Dec. n R.-
Three boys on roller skates lost
their grip on the back of a
bus when 1t picked UP speed.
and one youth was fatally in
jured when he slammed into
. parked car.
Robert Warrington. IA. died
at Lutheran Hospital Of inter-
nal injuries early today. His
companion. Samuel A. Jones.
Is, was treated for cuts and
bruises and released.
Carl Reider. IS. escaped In
Jury.
Police said the three youths
hitched q ride on the back Of
. bus last night. Midway
through one block they lost
their grip. Washington and
Jones shot 10 the side OF the
road and crashed into q parked
car. Reider was able 70 keep
~ feet and come 10 q stop.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Mrs. Bretzfelder,
Longtime Resident

Mrs. Moses Bretzfelder. o.
. Washington resident since
1907. died here yesterday.
The former Henrietta Prank
enberger. Mrs. Bretxfelder was
active in the work Of the
Hebrew Home for the Aged,
and was an honorary second
house chairman and former
member Of the board.
She belonged to Esther Re-
becea Lodge Of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows. and q
longtime member Of the Wash.
ington Hebrew Congregation.
Surviving are q daughter.
Mrs. Ernest Wolf. i434 Whit
tier. street NV: two sons.
Karl Bretxfelder. li0 Long
fellow street NV. and Ben
jamin Brett. 1906 Nicholson
street NV. and four grand
children. Also surviving Is q
brother. Isaac Frankenherger.
Of New Haven. Conn.
Services win be held at 10
an. Sunday at Bernard DAN
sansky Sons funeral home.
Ssol Fourteenth street NV,
with burial In Washington
Hebrew Congregation Gene
tery.
Evening star., 1957-12-27
n. P. Johnson, So,
Auto Salesman

Harold p. (Johnnie) John.
son, So, In the automobile busi-
ness here for 80 years. died
Tuesday Of q heart attack at
Washington Sanitarium.
Mr.. Johnson's death came q
week and a day after that Of
his wife on December Is.
A salesman at Covington
Edsel. In Bethesda. he formerly
was employed at Lee D. Butler,
Inc. and had been with various
other Washington auto firms.
During the l940s. he was hon.
ored ~ the Packard salesman
with the second best sales rec
ord In the country.
Mr.. johnson 10 survived by
his daughter. Mrs. Mary X.
Barton. Of the home address.
Ss06 Sheridan street. Riverdale
Heights. Nd, and eight grand
children.
Mass will be said at $50 an.
tomorrow at st. Bernard's
Catholic Church in East River
dale. with burial in Washington
National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1957-12-27

members OF the Quarter Gen.
tury Club. composed Of transit
employees with Is or more years
OF service.
Miss Barrett was active In
the Catholic Daughters Of
America. and In the Ladies'
Catholic Benevolent Associa-
ton.
She Is survived by three sis
ters. Miss Harriet M. Barrett.
Mrs. Margaret Morgan and
Mrs. Elizabeth Cole, all Of the
home address. e307 Thirty
third street NV.
Mass will be said at $3.50 am.
tomorrow at the Shrine Of the
Most Blessed Sacrament. e00l
Western avenue NV.
Evening star., 1957-12-27

bate Of the win was nled by
Attorney James w. QuIgeie.
Mr.. Block. who was co. was
q native Washingtonian. He
was graduated from the
Georgetown University La W
School at the age Of 10. In his
law practice. he had specialized
in real estate work.
Evening star., 1957-12-27

Smooth. even testured Cannon sheets,
speeiolly woven with over 80 fine quality
cotton threods per sauore inch. Pillow
eoses 10 match.
Evening star., 1957-12-27

an overtime parking ticket. II
cents and this note:
This is all the money / had.
Please appreciate the fact that
I lost a quarter in q pinball
machine. bought a cup Of coffee.
pushed my car out Of town
and am now In the process Of
selling 1t. Thank you. I owe
you 20 cents"
Evening star., 1957-12-27

Of school principal and teacher
should be on the back.
Closing date Of the contest
Is rnidhieht February I. Entries
should be sent to the flower
show once 1t 1904 ! street NV.
Evening star., 1957-12-27

Blankets
SIS

Fomous Chatham me-
dium-weioht blonketi
Royon oeetote binding;
your choice OF rose.
bluM. yellow or green.
Washable, non-olleroie
and moth-proof; sizes
72"SS4".
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Part Of Fine Paid,
With q Sad Story

BUFFALO. Wyo. R.-when
City Clerk Carl Kaltenbach
opened 9 letter. out dropped
Evening star., 1957-12-27
Mrs. Catherine w. Tobin, 81,
Orthopedic Surgeons Mother

Charleston on Monday. The
stuhr funeral home there Is
handling the arrangements.
Evening star., 1957-08-28
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Today's word game Is based
on 10 out Of the ordinary
words. Beside each numbered
word you will find three words
or phrases, letter ta). (b). or
(c). Try to determine which
one is closest in meaning I'd
the numbered, word. II tb)
seems to be closely synonymous
with /. write down the answer
as (b). When you have nm
ished. check your answers with
the key at the bottom. Score
10 points for each correct an
swer. A score of 100 sends you
to the head Of the class. An
80-point score is good. A CO.
point score should send you to
the dictionary!
/. naiad: (a) innocent, un-
worldly person; (b) stupid dolt;
(c) Greek nymph.
| 2. odontology: (a) study Of
odors; (b) dentistry; (c) study
of plant diseases.
3. octopod: (a) eight-podded
plant: (b) eight-limbed ami
NAL; (c) eight-sided tent.
4. covet: (a) banker for: (b)
twilled cloth: (c) hidden.
S. daggle: (a) suspend in
front Of one: (b) simmer
brightly; (c) dirty with mud
6. diabolist: (a) trickster: tb)
devil worshiper; Co expert
diabolo player.
| Z. disheveled: (a) untidily
dressed; (b) moved from one
level to another; Co beneath
contempt.
8. 1lume: (a) ornate head
dress; (b) mountain ravine
with stream; (c) exasperated
anger.
9. frieze: (a) ornamental bor-
der; (b) medieval weapon; (c)
preserve by chilling.
10. dotard: (a) undergarment
worn by dancers: Cb) dodder-
ing oldster: (c) lazy loafer.
Answers: / (c); 2 (b): 3 (b);
4 (a): 5 (c): 6 (b); Z (a):
8 (b); 8 (a); 10 (b).
released By the Bell Syndicate. Inc.D
Evening star., 1957-08-28

Flush Doors
Factory seconds L" Ma
hOgany and other lux
ury hardwoods. Make
your own desk or coffee
table S3.95 up
Evening star., 1957-08-28
Answers to Our Presidents

1.-The Kellogg-Brian d
Treaty was signed on August
27. 1928. Mr.. Kellogg was Sec
retary of State under President
Calvin Coolidge.
2-Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes
was born in Chillicothe, Ohio
on August %, 1881.
3-W oodrow Wilson was
President when the suffragettes
were arrested. August 28, 1917
Questions on Preceding PageD
Evening star., 1957-08-28
We Have All Stock Sizes

included OF no extro cost
. CONCEALED PIANO
HINGES
More beauty, stainless steel
. WNYL BOTTOM SWEEP
Keeps dirt and mud outside.
. BURGLAR-PRooE INSERT
LOCKING CLIPS
So inserts con be removed
only from the inside.
. EXTRA HEAVY KIcKPLATE
to withstond young feet.
Evening star., 1957-08-28
i. AUTOMATIC DOOR CLOSER

. AUTOMATIC DOOR CLOSER
included OF no extra cost
. z ALUMIlUM SCREENS 8
Z GLASS INSERTS
for summer and winter use
. z DOOR KNOB HARDWARE
knob-type latch
. STORM SAFETY CHAIN
. REINFORCED CORNERS 8
HEAVY cRoSSBAR
Door cont soo, rust or worp
ever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01

fish. beyond "hello," goodbye"
or this very nice"
Everyone agreed that perhaps
the best way for the United
States to win the favor of the
powerful Middle Eastern ruler
would be for the doctors at Wall
ter Reed Army Hospital to find q
cure for Prince, Mashhur. the
sloe-eyed, 3la-year-old favorite
son of the King. the father Of
"a more.
Reporters following the King
spend most of their time explor-
ing myths that have grown up
around him. His yearly income
of $500 million is known to every
taxi-driver in town and one man
standing outside Blair House
yesterday. said to his companion,
Stick around, maybe he'll give
you an extra Cadillac"
Two Myths Debunked
Two myths went down yester-
day, the Arabian compass and
the royal faster. 1t was being
said that the Arabs had spe-
cial compass which pointed east
to show where Mecca is: but it
turns out their compasses are
like any Boy Scouts. and point
north.
AS for the royal faster. he was
supposed to turn up yesterday in
the kitchen of the Sheraton
Carlton. where Vice President
Nixon gave a luncheon for the
King and 10 members of House
and Senate. A place was laid
for him while the preparations
went on. but he never showed up,
and may not even exist.
In Difference to the Kings re-
ligiouS scruples. maraschino juice
was substituted for kirsch IA
brandy in the first course, pine
apple Florida. The Kings chief
steward. incidentally, a Swiss
born naturalized America
named Jose Arnold. left for
New York yesterday. Mr.. Arnold
is a former employe of Aramco.
the Arabian American Oil Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01

domain. The white inscription
on the green Saudi Arabian flag
relates to religion rather than
nationalism. 1t reads: There is
nothing else but Allah. and
Mohammed is his prophet"
After the religious service,
King Saud was guest of honor
at luncheon given by De-
Tense Secretary Charles E. Will
son at the Pentagon.
At 8 pm. he was to see Pres
ident Eisenhower, on whom he
paid a long call Wednesday,
the day he arrived.
No Clue to Results
No one has a clue as to what
specific results the protracted
negotiations between the King
and the administration will
bring. Secretary of State Dulles,
emerging from a two-hour and
forty-five minute conference at
Blair House yesterday, would say
nothing about what was dis
cusSed.
The 55-year-old King emerged
smiling. some minutes later,
walking with his usual unhurried
tread, bestowing his usual mild
smile on the curious who line up
to see him. He speaks no Eng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
No goats around Washington;

No goats around Washington:
WELL" Mr.. Simpson said
there are some goats in Red
land, Md, montgomery County
near Gaithersburg) but they're
not producing now"
The nub of the problem is
that Saudi Arabians don't care
for cows milk.
Mr.. Simpson said he supplied
40 quarts to store supplying
Blair House on Wednesday, 40
more quarts yesterday to an
other wholesaler supplying King
Saud's encourage and 16 more
last night for the Mayflower
Hotel.
How is goats milk?
TITS kind of thin and, we'll,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
Rookie Police to Take
Penmunship Course

DALLAS. Feb. / (P.-Assistant
Police Chief J. E. Curry yester-
day ordered the police training
school to give instructions in
block lettering to rookie police
men.
He took the action after
courts. warrant Offices and rec
Iords personnel reported difficulty
in deciphering handwritten re-
PROFESSIONALLY traffic tickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01

pany which is the source Of the
Kings great wealth.
The King met the IL Senators
and seven Representatives. whose
power is trifiing compared to his
own, with cordial handshakes
Instead of cocktails. which are
forbidden to Moslems. they all
slipped juices. The King had to-
mato, his host. Vice President
Nixon, had grape.
Luncheon Good HUNDRED
The luncheon was private
After it was over. various par
Elephants reported it was very
good humored." Senator Full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01

bright. Democrat Of Arkansas,
an articulate critic of the Eisen-
hover Middle Eastern doctrine,
sat next to Prince Fahd ibn
ISaud. Saudi Arabia's minister OF
defense, who told him that the
United States must keep the
peace in that area. When Sen
ator Fulbright asked him how
the defense minister said. THE
Lord only knows"
The Kings four bodyguards,
who have checked their much
remarked tommy guns, were cut
to half-strength during the
luncheon. State Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
IGouts' Milk Flows
Into D. c. to Satisfy
Suud's Encourage

A Washington dairy, tempo
rarily in the goats milk business
because Of the Saudi Arabian
royal visit. reported today it had
to send to Baltimore to satisfy
the palates of the burnoosed Wis
litorS.
John Simpson, vice president
of the Wakefield Dairy. said: II
couldn't find any goats milk
here so I've been sending to Bal
timore. They've got goats out
side of Baltimore"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
PRESIDENT PLANS
GIFT OF DESK SET
FOR ARABIAN KING

Nobody knows yet what
King Saud. a very OPEN
handed giver, has brought
in his enormous amount Of
luggage for President Eli
senhower.
But the President. The
Star learned yesterday. has
something to give to the
King.
1t is a 16-piece bronze
desk set. including a triple
panel picture frame and
inkwellS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01

Security officers who apparently
feel up to the Job of protecting
the royal parsonage. escorted two
of the guards to the main din
ing room. where their gold-em-
broidered jackets shone brightly
among the gray flannel suits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
BIust Kills Oil DriIers

GROENENBACH, Germany,
Feb. / (P).-Seven workers of
an oil drilling crew were killed
and two others seriously injured
in a dynamite explosion here
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01
MosIem Sabbath Cuts
Soud's Appointments
Ry MARY McGRORY

King Saud of Saudi Arabia observed the Mosem sabbath
today He accepted for the morning and at
worshpped at the Iamc Center 1851 Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
devou Moem the King keeper of the holy places of
1slam-Mecca and Medna-which lie within his desert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01

Itangy." Mr.. Simpson said. "You
wouldn't like it,"
And it costs 10 cents a quart
wholesale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-01

business has been booming, ever since we
ID first published the good news about
Bucks easy.to.reach prices.
That's good proof that folks are mighty happy
at what they've seen for the money. Brand.
new body styling. Brand.new ride. New
roominess. Anda whale performance.
The reason? Buick put plenty of money
where you get more for yours-nside.
Take rOOp,ineSs. There's brand.new chassis
that NESTS" the body to give passengers
plenty of room all around = headroom, leg
room and foOtroom : yet outside height is
lower and road clearance the same.
Take ride. There's wonderful new roada.
bility, new ease of handling, and buoyant