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LIVE TODAY!
ROBERT u. LOHR
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX. del RAY-Oive away RE-
duced 70 81 800. 4-year-Old all
brick, > bedrms., semitiled bsmt. ;
ideal location. Act fast TIE. g.
2OO3 OV. 3-O192. FRANCES
REALTY.
ARL., ~. Shirley Woods area. on q
street Of expensive hOmes-Brick
Colonial, . bedrms., rec. rm. or 3rd
bedrm. full bsmt,; lge. corner lot;
close TO school and bus; $4,000.
flexible financing. KE. 6-0538.
COLUMBIA PIKE. mi. Pent.
Navy Annex. 90 min to BelvoiF;
Parklawn Developments bed .
rms, "a baths. air-cond. brick
rambler full bsmt,, q-E KIT,
shop de luxe. Flexible financing;
down payment below new FILA;
low EOS. OWNER, CT. 6-i604.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, mr.. Mclean
down payment for only $50 pei
mo. incl, everything, To inspect,
call FRANK s, PHILLIPS, INC,
Realtor, ia. 7-s012 or AID. 2-is93
LYON PARK sl2,95O-Nr, schools,
stores and buslines. II will pay you
TO look this one over, 3 bedrooms
h.-w. heat, full basement. firepl.
trees. Excellent loo. for children
Open n-a IA 7-B057. IA. S-0i2O,
GEORGE T. BRUMBACK. l5'
PINE RIDGEi sI7.5OO - acre
Cape Cod; bedrms., firepl, din
rm.; de luxe kit, IA baths, scr
pch., bsmt., gar; stream, trees;
Sll55q40 cash, Sl20 mo LUCILLE
COOK, JE 2-3272i JE 2-4664
SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA, custom
rambler on lge beau lot All
EQUIP $1,000 cash down payment
and assume lge. 4hes loan. JE.
4-3536.
SLEEPY HOLLOW-Value packed
4-bedroom 3l3-bath all-brick home
situated on huge tree-studded lot
with over iOO-ft. frontage nG.ft.
living room with fireplace, 1bx2S-
FIT, WALNUT PANELED FAMILY
ROOM with fireplace and French
doors TO lB-ft. rear porch. TEXAS
SIZE KITCHEN HAS EVERY
THING. Attached 2-car garage
This custom built home should
please the most discriminating
purchaser, Let's so see this one.
priced at only S3B,gbOl Call
METzLER Realtors, IA. B-757b
I'LL . pm.
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PARKLAWN. near Lewisdaie) -
Immaculate 3-bedrm. Nome; sep.
din. rm, fun bsmt., with finished
rec. rm.. lge. level wooded lot
near shopping and transp.. under
StOLER q CO. Md 10. 4-an17
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NORTH ARLINGTON
BY OWNER. GOOD TERMS

spac.. finely constructed. stone-
and -brick home, substantially be-
low cost. Excellent neighborhood,
cow. transp. shopping, public and
oarochial schools. 4 bedrms., liv.
rm., sep. din. rm., cleo. kit, all lge.
2h baths, ample closet space, plus
full daylight bsmt.. containing laun.
dry rm.. workrm.. 500-sq. 1T. red
paneled and papered rec. rm.,
maids rm., Law. and sarage. va
appraised. $50. $50. 1905 n JEFF
ferson ST.. Arlington. IA. 7-77S0,
No brokers please.
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VIENNA. BY oWNER--Attrac. 3.
bedrm. older home on "a acre. full
bsmt..s garage. firepl., freezer
good financing; $4,000. DU
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HOUSES BY HUGHES - old-fash-
iege PARK: full bsmt'. country
Handicapped lot. Only $4,000; S65
per mo. W. r. HUGHES Co, AP.
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HAMLET
OIL. 6-2344
Kenwood Area
Level Rambler $40 Q50

% vi INuIIIDIVI YOViVVU
Fine level, corner lot, In the
fastest growing section OF this de-
!ighttul home area Only few
a large family room adjoining SUI
pcrD kitchen huge living room
area 3 bedrooms and 2 baths.
everything on the same level, NO
STEPS Lower level biz recreation
room, Laundry, bath. etc Set UP
ior air cooling Attached garage.
me finest materials and con-
SCHWAR. EN- 1.hRnn
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Something
Special

Contemporary split-level raneher on
gentle breeze-swept knoll with a
panoramic view Of surrounding
countryside, Features luxuriously
carpeted living room with brick
fireplace wall, separate dining
room. completely-eauipped kitchen
bic bedrooms. 2 glamorous ''hol-
lywood" baths. Basement has beau
tifully finished recreation room
tiled floor. Breath takingly beauti-
full lot that defies description. Just
S26.050 ON EASY TERMS. Make
your appt. early.
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PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST
Prominent location. near Wilson
High School. Nebraska ave: once
space I 6edrms; z baths: liy. rm.,
i7-4244.
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HOUSES FoR SALE VA,
COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WE NEED 2. 9 and 4-bedrm
homes in Silver Spring and Mont
County area. JC. BIB; ewes
~; 9-1175. wQoDMooR A0CY.
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LANGLEY PARK-Attrae. 2-bedrm.
brick rambler. frepl. in llV. nm,
G-E kit, ample din. rm., rec. rm
Buyer can assume AZ loan. Price
Sl5,250 for quick sale. HUGH T.
PECK, HE. 4-6400 III ~.
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cod Aith bsmt'. SIDE porch. Cf SIs
wooded lot and patio, picture
window in liv rm.. equip. kit,
many extras. Only S9,050. Low
FLA down payment. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP
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s HEN EAM HaHls S9 Yous On House tSSssi'
shaded 125-ft. lot. Fireplace. sep.
arate dining room, big, big. bright
equipped Kitchen. Walk to every.
REAL ESTATE SERyicE. INC
2222 North olebe ION Lee Hwy
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RIcGs ~ AREA lKNoLLwoopl

WOODLAwN-Nearly new 2 bed
nm. brick rambler. Full daylight
bsmt. with tiled floor. owner
trans overseas $1,000 down and
assume 4hss loan for balance
+ IpFcK. HiEg I.6ann nj HI O hOoh
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RARE
FIND

custom-built brick RAM
bier in exclusive and con-
venient North Arlington
neighborhood for only S22,.
$50. Three bedrooms. .
full baths on main floor. full
light basement. Large, level
wooded lot,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Custom-Built Rambler
3 Acres, $15,950

For modern country living thii
Leesburg pike home is made "a
pioyed in b. c. and nearby Virginia.
I. r., d; r. equipped kitchen, z
large bedrms.. Ia baths. fun base
ment. built-in garage. lge. sun porch
and screened porch. l7O-ft. we'll foi
unlimited water supply, Dashboard
radiant heat and Heatolator IRE.
place in |. 7. Bus service TO schools
and city Call JE. 2-2B20 for show
ing. JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY
lib w. Broad ST.. Falls Church, Va
$4,000
And q huge lot with a 3-hedrm.
Cape Cod: liv. rm., separate din.
rm., Ice. kit. and bath. oversize
garage. and close TO Shirley hwy
about $3.50 down and balance FHA.
Beat this, II you can.
Town & Country Realty
TIE. 6-l4l5 . Til :
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BUILT
TO LAST

Charming brick Colonial
with 3-twin-size bedrooms
and that all-impoTtant
powder room on first floor,
Basement includes finished
recreation room and full
bath. There Is q screened
side porch and q 2-car de-
tached garage. Situated on
large level lot In convenient
North Arlington nelghbor-
hood. Only $4,000.
CALL IA. 4-1300
M. T. Broyhill & Sons
REALTORS BUILDERS
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RocKvILLE-R ocKcREsT

NJ - OWN
Diet. 3-bedrm. rambler. Payment,
ike rent. Quick possession. BUD.
NEY REALTY, Ga. 1925. TU
g-94OO.
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High Location
LOW PRICE

on this 4-bedroom, 1n-bAth brick
spacious DINING area. Situated on
beautiful large wooded lot In ex-
cellent Falls Church residential
area. Close to school and shopping
Full basement. Priced AZ SiS,ob0.
Excellent terms, fast occupancy.
Arfax Realty, JE. 4-4900
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wHEAToN-solid 6-rm. brick Co.
lonial tall rms. big. including KIT.
with din. area. dry bsmt., outside
entrance Large level lot. A lovely
home. Yet, so close to shopping Il
could bring big profits later;
$4,000 or offer
HOME MERCHANTS, JU. a-6sOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
BUILDERS REPORT

The Nominating Committee
of the Suburban Maryland
Builders Association has an
nounced It's slate Of candidates
for 1858 ofiicers who will be
voted on at the groups Mo-
vember meeting.
Joseph L. Geeraert has been
placed In nomination for re-
election as president Of the
association.
Other ofiicers. and the nomi-
nees. are: First vice president.
James g. Conley and Cushing
Daniel, second vice president.
Mr.. Conley. Mr.. Daniel and
Albert w. Turner; secretary.
Edmund J. Bennett, Leon Kahn
and Warren Pearce. and treas
urer, william Cafritx, Irving
Kidwell and Morton w. Noble.
Nominated 10 Ill two builder
member vacancies on the Board
OF Directors were Mr.. Bennett,
Nathan Brisker, Alvin Brown,
Herschel Blumberg, Louis O.
Meltzer and Ed Perkins. To
I'LL one allled-member vacancy,
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BY their work that they don't
have time to be homemakers.
Owning . house does de-
nand some Of your time.
There are always things 10
be taken care Of.
But the rewards are great
for the average family. espec-
tally II there are children. Even
when the children are grown,
II Is q great satisfaction Ia
know there's q place to come
10 that doesn't belong TO some-
body else--and q place for the
children TO come home to. and
for grandchildren to visit.
A home can be a really sta
bilizing influence on q family,
In these days. especially, fami-
lies like the feeling OF security
their own home gives them in
O somewhat topsy-turvy world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

the nominees are Jack Cohen.
Mr.. Kidwell. Arnold Kronstadt
and Mr.. Noble.
as -
During its Technical Night
meeting this week, sMBA heard
an address BY william c. Bur.
rage, director OF planning,
Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commits
sion. on the master plan for
Montgomery County.
u y -
Concrete Ready Made Steps,
Inc. which started It's business
in Prince Georges County a
year ago, has just opened a
plant at 1902 North Quincy
street, Arlington, TO build pre-
cast concrete products. Scott
Thomson is general manager.
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mon stock.
The dividend for october
win equal the l7-cent dividends
declared by the agency for pre-
vious months and will be paid
November Is to stockholders
Of record as OF October 81.
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ATTIC 70 cEEIAR
Question: Are You
HOMECOMING Type?
BY BETTY TREXLER

On this question of home, people are in two
main groups: The apartment type and the home-of-
your-own type
Some people absolutely demand home OF their
own. Others can be satisfied In an apartment They
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

u9 takNM uhtS oks
The people who want their
own place are definitely eon-
WINGED they couldn't get
along without one. They
would be miserable In an
apartment.
Take q couple we know. They
once owned their own home
and then had 10 move to anoth-
or city. So they rented an
apartment.
But we were miserable" the
wife said. I'VE had our house
before. and felt lost without q
garden for me to work In and
without q workshop Tor Harold.
In the apartment, we Just
didn't have enough space for
our interests. ! love interior
decoration and work in the
garden. 50 we just had TO buy
another house and get out Of
the apartment.
This couple couldn't stand
the cooped-up feeling that an
apartment gave them. They
wanted to be able to set their
feet on terra firma that be-
longed to them. 70 get out and
walk around their own place.
and TO use the land. In most
apartments. that would have
been impossible.
"Sure, my husband occa-
sionally gripes q little when the
grass needs cutting or storm
windows have to be put up"
she said.
But doing these things was
50 much q part of him he felt
there was something missing
In the apartment when he
didn't have anything to do.
He babies the grass--every
blade must be perfect. He
keeps everything looking so
neat and nice. He's q born
handyman.
"I'il admit I'm the same way.
I like to keep house And you
Just can't have the freedom In
an apartment that you can
have In your own home.
That couple Is typical Of one
important branch Of the human
family-in fact THE most i'm
portant branch. for most peo-
pie DO want their own home.
But there b the other
group which h definitely net
interested In the responsible
ties that 80 with home owner
ship.
Many persons feel they are
better on without these ohli-
cations. Single persons. for ex-
ample, have few Of the reasons
to buy q house that impel mar
ried couples.
Many older persons are per-
fectly contented to live In an
apartment and have janitor
service. garbage collection. and
maintenance assumed BY the
management.
Also. no matter what q per-
sons age. he probably IL better
on In an apartment II he IL
physically unable to take care
Of . home. and cannot afford
to pay to have the work done
by someone else.
There 10 also another cate
CORY Of persons who are doubt
full successes rs home owners
the people who are 30 tied down
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Fonny Moy Lists
22nd Dividend

The Federal Nationai Mort.
cage Association this week an.
nounced the 22d consecutive
monthly dividend on It's CONF
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Edward MuIhore Faces
Stiff Broadway Test
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gree to which Equity can die
tate a producers casting-was
left unsettled.
Until the solution was
reached, Mulhare sat around,
unable to do anything more
concrete about preparing for
the role than seeing a few per-
formances.
Actually. I had made up my
mind quite some while back,
that In 1857 was going to
come to America" says Null
hare. As far back as 1851 he
visited the United States EN-
bassy in London to initiate
migration but it's an awfully
big step and after getting the
papers I'd just wait"
After getting the nod at a
London addition in November.
Mulhare made up his mind,
crossed the sea and has since
filed papers to become an
American citizen.
Once before-just 10 years
ago-Mulhare made a similar
decision. After several years Of
f1edgling theater work with
repertory groups in Cork and
Dublin, Mulhare packed his
bags in Belfast and set off to
London.
English Is Precise
It took him three months to
land job, but he kept fairly
busy thereafter, eventually
scaling his way up the West
End to appear with such per-
formers as Orson Welles and
Gladys Cooper.
Mulhare has blue eyes, re-
bellious blond curls and an an
gular face-"The bones were
always there and that helps"
ne says OF how he made up at
20 to portray old men.
He speaks in precise Eng
lish accents. without a trace
OF brogue, but my two BROTH
ers do speak with broad Irish
voices" He claims no idea
how he developed the tones
that will enable him to play
the professor of voice who con-
verts a gutter lilac into a So
cial lily in MY Fair Lady"
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sponsibility," he said. when
the curtain goes up on a play
you're on your own. you're
trapped. / think that the two
mediums to look forward to
working in are the theater and
television, but I must say that
Hollywood isn't a dead city by
any means. I'll surely be going
back sometime"
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years and then something hap
pens. I met Gar one night re-
Gently and he said, The cur
tain just went up: you've got
It, And here I am In "A Hole
In the Head"
Having been shutting for
some years between Broadway
and Hollywood Paul Douglas
has definite ideas about the two
mediums.
BY and large theater actors
are better than movie actors
because they understand re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

Mulhare. like his stage alter
ego. Is a bachelor-so far.
Its just that I've not felt
like settling down." he muses..
I'm an absolutely free agent.
And that certain thing hasn't
yet happened"
What sort of girl do I like?
All kinds-my tastes are cath
olic. But they must have that,
oh. what shall ! say?--utter
femininity.
Il
Two Newcomers Score
Broadway and off Broadway
have been flashing hit form
anew with a couple of arrivals
that blend superior writing
and outstanding performance.
1.-THE Hidden River" at the
Playhouse. is an accomplished
narrative of a search for a
traitor In postwar France that
is several notches above the
usual suspense item. 1t also
enables two of Broadway S
most tireless actors, Dennis
King and Robert Preston. to
get away from the genteel
comedies which afflict much of
their casting. with refreshing
versatility.
Of the Main Stem, Strind-
berg's Easter" is being dis
played with telling effect at
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vision. arrives on Broadway
at the Booth Thursday, with
urbane Cyril Ritchard as both
star and director.
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Well, Naturally

One of the sewing machine
girls in Warmers "Pajama
Game" is named Bertha. She's
beautiful, too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

AMBAssADOR-"Top Secret Affair" and Chasing the SUM-;
opens Thursday
CAPTTOL-"Bundle of JOY" with Eddie Fisher and Debbe
Reynolds; starts Thursday
COLOMBIA Strada"
COLUMBIA-"Drango,' with JEFF Chandler.
DUPONT-"The Wild Oat," with Fernandez.
KEITHS-Battle Hymn, with Rock Hudson; starts Febru
airy TO-
MacARTHUR-"The Baby and the Batteship" with John
Mills ard Richard Attenborough
METROPOL1TAN-"Top Secret Affair and Chasing the
Sum-: opens Thursday.
ONTAR1O-"The Rainmaker." with Burt Lancaster and
Katharine Hepburn.
PALACE-"Holywood or Bust" with Jerry Lewis
PLAZA-"La Sorceire"
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is installing a sensitive new in
strument to check radioactivity
from nuclear weapons tests. The
instrument can tell whether the
radioactivity comes from the
tests or from outer space. It
was purchased after Austrian
showed growing nervousness
over bomb falloutS.
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the Alcan highway to Van.
couver. then on to San Fran
cisco. New York and Montreal
Mr.. Carlin and Mr.. de Mentt
have been camping near a Unit.
ed States radar base on Hok.
kaido island for the past few
weeks. waiting for good weathe.
to begin the 1.350-mile stretch
to the Aleutians.
Looking like a cross between
a chicken coop and a gypsy car.
avan, the yellow jeep numbered
down the beach this afternoon
and into a calm sea. In the
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would result and this would be
further aggravated by the reali-
zation that it was within his
power to have saved the life OF
his brother" If the operation had
been performed.
DR.. Warren Guild, one OF
three surgeons joining in the
court petition. testified Icons
death might be matter OF
weeks If the transplant isn't
made. DR., Christopher Standish
surgeon and psychiatrist, testi-
fed Leonard is determined to
have the operation performed.
The doctors said they are con-
fident of success.
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ara Is a minor who lacked au-
thority to permit invasion Of hi.
person for the benefit Of others
The decision also served tc
eliminate civil liability to Leon
ard or any criminal prosecution
that might result in the wake
of the operation. 1t was a prece-
dent-setting decision closely
watched by medical and Legal
professions.
The boys are now in Peter
Bent Brigham Hospital.
The hospital said the opera
ton would not be this week. al
least. as clinical work is con-
tinuing. Icons kidney ailment is
described as chronic glomerulo-
nephritis.
The court decision, handed
down by Justice Edward A.
Counihan, jr., quoted psychia-
trist as saying Leon would die
unless the operation is per-
formed.
The jurist added that a grave
emotional impact on Leonard
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Pair Leaves japan
On Water Jeep Trip

WAKKANAI, Japan, June l3
R. An American and an
Australian adventurer left the
northern tip of Japan yesterday
on the last la poi a round-the-
world trip in an amphibious
jeep.
Ben Carlin, As. Of Perth,
Australia. and Boye de Mente,
%. of Phoenix, Ariz., plan to
pilot the bright yellow half
safe" cross-Pacific to the Aleu-
tan Islands and Alaska, down
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THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c. AS
THURSDAY.

water the mems heads were
only two feet above the surface
The pair estimate that the
first hop to the Aleutians will
take IA days at a steady
knots.
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Court Backs Youths Plea
To Give Kidney to Twin

BOSTON June Is Q1-The Massachusetts, Supreme Court
gave legal approval to the of Leonard
49, OF Shepherdve KY that he be allowed good
kidney to his seriously i'll twin brother Leon.
The court had been asked by surgeons their
mother Mrs Faggie Masden
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New Testing Device
VIENNA, June IS R.-This
capitals meteorological institute
, 1957-03-29
Probate No. 16 1856

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to an Order OF
the District Court of the Virgin Islands, dated March 9TH,
1857, the undersigned was appointed Executr1x OF the aDo7e
named Estate. All creditors Of the deceased, Robert s. Sloan,
are requested to file their claims with the said Executrix at
the office of Warren H. Young, Esq, Attorney for the Estate,
1-B King Street, Chrisiansted, St. Croix, V. l. within six 10y
months of the date of this notice. Persons indebted to tlls
Estate are requested to make payment within the same TIME
to the Executrix or to the above named attorney.
Florence Norris Sloan
by Warren H. Young
no+od REorob 10 1Q67
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE 1854 ''Os" de luxe
sedan: 3-tone sray, fully equipped.
power steering, power brakes. Priced
to sell for only Sl.795. CCC guar
sntee
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
l22. end St, NV. ST. $4,000
ing red and white finish: equipped
with General Motors air condition
ing; power steering, brakes: windows
and seat. etc. 81 .395.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
r . BRADLEY ISlIo SHOPPING CENTER an
OLDs SO Classic "9s" 4-door Sc
dan; deligntful 2-tone citron cream
interior; host Of accessories, incl.
power steering and brakes: sold new
and Serviced by us since new: out
standins car in every respect: special
value. only $2,S95.
OLMSTEAD (OLDS)
I20Oc Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-s4o0
OLDS '56 '0S'' convertible: full
lent condition. Call Elk. 3-S3O9
after $40 pm.
OLDS 1880 Rocket "Ss" 4-dr.. light
green finish r and h. HYDRA
$2.5 pvt, owner. RE h-4S32
OLDSMoBILE 1857 "9s" Holiday
coupe; lucite blue: owner leaving fol
overseas. has all power equipment
See this car for a real saving
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
Fairlinston Shopping Center
IoLDS SIS "ss" Holiday 4-door Sc
dan: distinctive 2-tone finish: fully
equip. incluoing power steering
power brakes: 19,S7S actual miles by
one owrer; outstandinG in every
respect: specially priced at only
OLMSTEAD (OLDS)
5000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-s4oo
lOLDS 81 "SS" 4-dr.. hydramatic
Il. and h.; excellent finish. matching
interior; one owner low MILEAGE
Ii LEE b. BUTLER, INC.
Il12l 2lst ST. NV d. 7-0l1l
OLDSMOBILE 1919 coupe; one own.
er, Call evenings, Ike. 7-05S0.
OLDsMOBILE 1856 "9S" de lux,
Holiday coupe. coral and white: yer,
Clcau. OutSthuulHB Uuy AoE Onls
$1,000. CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
ll222 a2nd St. NV. ST. $4,000
OLDS. SIS de luxe "SS" Holiday
coupe: hvdramatic, radio, heater
oower steering, power brakes. beau.
tiful 2-tone finish; best buy. $l,o95
safety tested for YOUR protection
3O-day written warranty. PAUL
BROS. tOldS.l, Wis and Ellicoti
81. NV. KE. 7-l3oS.
| oLDsMOBILE 1853 Holiday "sS'
lhardtop; 2-tone ivory and blue. r
and h. hydra. power brakes: excep.
tionally clean. low mileage. | owner;
only 81 265.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va
ia. 2-a00l Open tn 9:3C
IOLDsMOBILE "a Super "ss" A.
door: orig. Royal blue finish. immac
interior: radio. heater. super hydra
matte drive nne-owner car. out
standing In every respect; was
S1.195. now S1,495
/ OLMSTEAD (OLDS)
> 1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-s40