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Sputnik' S Real Weiqht

an attack on the United States.
Thus Washington was warning
Moscow that a global war could
result II Syria, or the Soviet
Union. were to attack the Turks.
And even while the capitals Of
the two major antagonists were
exchanging threatening COM
ments. Syria complained officially
to Turkey that Turkish troop
movements along the Syrian bor-
der amounted to continuous
demonstrations coupled with pro-
vocative acts"
Mr.. Eisenhower. questioned at
his news conference on the pro-
iected Zhukov visit, said that when
the Moscow reaction to his re-
marks was made known. Mr.. Dull
les had vigorously protested that
such a visit would be unfair
to our allies. Bilateral talks at
that time while the London dis
armament talks were going on,
the Secretary warned the Presi-
dent, would have a very bad effect
on other nations of the free world.
The Importance Of multilateral
agreements was again emphasized
last week by Mr. Dulles rejoinder
to the Khrushchev suggestion
that international control Of mis-
giInS and satellites colild he worked
out in conferences between the
United States and the Soviet
Union. In rejecting them fatty
a rejection repeated by Mr.. Ell
senhower-Mr. Dulles said such
talks must be a ''multilateral in
ternational study" and not BIZ
lateral between Moscow and
Washington And Mr.. Dulles was
careful to use the word study;
there was no hint Of more than
that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
The e0msters:
Stormy Road

Whichever way he turns. James
r. Hofia. president-elect of the
International Brotherhood OF
Transfers, faces the familiar pros
pect of having a fight on his
hands.
He is determined to fight to keep
his corruption tainted union
within the AFL-CIO, which has
threatened 1t with expulsion. II
he loses. he has made 1t unmis-
takably clear that he will wage
war on the parent organization.
a struggle into which he would
enter with a $38 million kitty and
Ia million members.
The hierarchy Of the ALL CIO.
especially President George Meany
and Vice President Walter Reu-
ther. nevertheless seems deter
mined to show Mr.. Hoffa and his
Transfers the door. Last week,
Mr.. Meany put consideration Of
the move to expel the Transfers
at the top Of the agenda of the
Executive Council meeting on Oc-
tober "a. This was regarded as q
move to forestall any period Of
grace or probation. even of less
than a month. for the Transfers.
But Mr.. Hoffa's Transfers at
torneys already have begun ac-
cumulating the material they will
need in a court fight against ex-
pulsion. Formal action on the
matter will come at the AFL-CIO
convention in December.
Mr.. Hoffa plans to plead the
Teamster case before the Elk
ecutive Council himself. He viii
argue that his union already has
made a substantial start towards
cleaning house. He will point to
the custer of retiring President
Dave Beck before the end of his
term, and the custer OF other
top officials who have been in
trouble as a result of a Senate
committees search for Teamster
corruption.
Heading this list will be Vice
Presidents Frank Brewster Of Sc
attic and Sidney Brennan of Min
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Middle East:
Solidarity

The sirnmering situation in the
Middle East seemed calmer last
week. King Saud, lately the peace
maker of the Arab world. was
warmly welcomed in Beirut,
Lebanon's capital. Having already
achieved the bringing together of
Iraoi and Syrian leaders, King
Saud wanted assurances from
Lebanon of solidarity with the
Arab states. He got them quickly;
Acting Foreign Minister Jamil
Mekkaoui announced that Leb-
anon would consider any agrees
sion against Syria as aggression
against itself.
The Saudi monarch and Leb.
anon's President Camille Cha.
noun agreed that a conference
OF all the Arab nations was de-
sirable in view of the seriousness
OF the Soviet charges against
Turkey. But no date was set inn
meciately. TWO Syrian officials
few to Beirut to join the talks
and to report on the latest de.
velopments in Damascus.
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neapolis. The Executive Council
also will be asked to consider as
evidence of good intentions the
refusal of the recent Teamster
convention to seat delegates from
New York racketeer Johnny Dios
phony paper" locals. and the
Withdrawal of Teamster charters
from those locals.
But Mr.. Meany and Mr.. Reuther
are convinced that the elevation
of Mr.. Hoffa to the Teamster
presidency makes these gestures
insignificant. The Teamster con-
vention. in fact. had been told
by unmistakable implication that
it must choose between Mr.. Hoffa
and the AFL-CIO. But the con-
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range a Turkish attack on Syria)
to Henderson" Going further,
Mr.. Khrushchev said there were
documents to prove his case. and
he promised eventually to publish
them.
There was one facet to the
Khrushchev remarks not without
some measure Of hopefulness to
many observers. The Soviet lead
err told Mr.. Reston, somewhat
plaintively, that the United States
had rudely rebuffed one honest
effort of the Soviet Union to get
together with the United States.
According to the Russians view.
President Eisenhower's remarks
in answer to a news conference
query last July had indicated to
Moscow that a visit of Soviet De-
Tense Minister Marshal Georgi
Zhukov to Washington would be
welcome.
The Soviet capital, Mr.. Khru-
shchev declared. had been ex-
tremely interested. Within few
days. an emissary from the Soviet
Embassy had formally informed
the State Department that an
invitation TO Marshal Zhukov
would be favorably received in
Moscow. Secretary Dulles had
replied promptly. Mr.. Khrushchev
declared. that Moscow had mis-
interpreted the Presidents re-
marks. and that a visit of Marshal
Zhukov at that time would serve
no useful purpose.
We are proud nation" Mr..
Khrushchev told Mr.. Reston, land
we do not want to go down on
our knees to arrange these
things"
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Thursday said the United States
would accept a U. N.-sponsored
technical committee to work on
the satellite and missile control
problem without awaiting agree
ment on other phases of the dis
armament issue. (See story by
Fred Theroux on Page A-28).
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THE NATIONAL SCENE
Stuck on Dead Center

the new Negro nation Of Ghana.
Mr.. X. A. Gbedemah.
There were apologies, SUBJ
sequently accepted in Accra. all
the way from the restaurant
manager to the State Department.
Much Of the damage to American
prestige seemed to be repaired by
q breakfast invitation to Mr..
Gbedemah from President Eisen-
hover. which was graciously
accepted.
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While the Soviet Unions space satellite continued to
whir around the earth last week. its orbit steady and its
speed of $4,000 miles hour undimniShed the splash
made when entered its orbit week ago Friday continued
to send higher and higher world affairs
The immense achievement Of the Soviet Union
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Gov. Williams Re-
CONTINUED from Back Page,
PART z
Devil Waqner Labor Relations Act

Senator Wagner was front for the commvnisfinspirsd
and written Wagner Labor Relations AetI
- And then the mvIfibiIon power 'honsymoons Of shs
devil for raceserng labor leaders given ihs green
light with assistance from ihe u Supreme cevrtiIi
And the plvndsrns and sqvandsrng Of countless billions Of
dollars in high gear!
Big labor profiteersd the American public in the
production Of aeris and vicious tools Of hs devil
turned loose fhs American public
John /. Lewis; Philip Mvrrsy--R c. wolf In sleeps
clothing; the late William crssn-eomplaesnt with fhe
damnsbIs corruption In fine L.; Walter Revssr. Prot
ssfsni married Hebrew who had 90 Soviet Russia
for instruction how conduct the DEVILS warfare
American free enterprise
And this spiritual lvnstie DEVILS dvps, inflicted upon
the American public early after W. Day. the damnsbIs
spiritual Ivnaey Of the l3day General Motors strike
giving imitation . terrific boos-NoBoDY WINNING But
THE DEVIL HIMSELF
And Revfher and Emil Marcy - those pIvndsrers Of
American seonomyhave sought for going three
to Of successful prosperous business Kohs
Of Wisconsin, with labor relations quite satisfactory to The
majority.
But minority Of ssifsors. In Communist style backed
up by Rsvhers and MazsYs soons have dsnsd the sw!
John cunsca's victim died Of broken neck, inflicted by
cvnses Is alleged in black and white. And Gov williams
has kept this fugitive Of justice from Wisconsin. whore hs
would receive JUSTICE long ovsrdvsl
REUTER-. MAZEY. AND HoFFA-snd we are going 10
know oil about Dave Beek-svggsst The title. AMERICAN
HlTLERS"i
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Gods Detroit Tribune
tconiinued from Back Psgel
ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO USERS

PROHlBIIEDl
We should have added THAT alcoholic beverage and TO-
bseeo NOT eligible for CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Church MEMBERSHIP. However. friendly welcome Is a.
ways extended TO ALL including those who attend only oe
essIonslIy, or frequently
nvf The alcohol and tobacco nvoIvnfsriy sssss
TO only superficial spiritual regsnsrscns In bondage
70 The DEVILS MYTHICAL, snschrIsi Adsm-Evs ego and
psychology of Ell human hrfhsof sin. disease. DEATH de-
formfiss pesiisness disasters, Communion. etc.
Has not made ths imperative "pscIarsiion Of ndspsn
dsncs" for christllks ssIf-govsrnmsnii -
And-'Thsy loved ihs praise Of men more tssn Me
praise Of Cod LET God b. true. but every mortal lar
--st Paul lRomsns
The early daily student Of Ny. Gods. indispensable In
comparable imperative Christian Science 6lbis lesson
Sermons. and the "fssnt desire and prsysrfvi resolution
TO dsvssins life 70 THE FATHERS BUSINESS" per
Jesus understandable end dsmenstrshIs never ~
FORE to all and psopIss these days Of The Second
corno II Christ Jesus. present NOW n IRE "cotovss
who will abide with YOU forever end sseh you eli thing
shs incorporates imperative Christian sesnee movement
whose dsvou members IN The chsIssle spiritual In
The Manhood end womsnheod 81 Christ Zee THE NEW
BIRTH BY Mrs. Eddy IN her isesansevs wrslnes1 pres
tceniInvsd Next Column Tspl
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STRAIGHT AND NARROW AND FEW THuke ID
THAT FIND iT~-wshevt much svSssIna In
snd w.rs. even. ARs MYTHICAL suRtnsoU1S e.
DIVINE IDEAS. your srvs ndIvldvsisIss-Ay ETeoe>AL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS
ssuT rHa WAY o. DEsrkucTIcM IS sRcAp. AND
NlAbaY THERE De WHICH 60 IN THEREAr"i
A mo NAN CAN SERVE TWO MATTERS :. ="
THEREFORE,. I, GOD. MUST COME AHEAD or
HUSBANDS, WIVES CHILDREN, PARENTS. slsr1R1.
BROTHERS. LANDS AND POSSESSIONS, ANYTHING
AND EVERYTHING. EVEN UNINSURED HONOR.
SUCH AS UNREPENTANT SINNERS eEsToW UPON
UNREPENTANT sINNERsI You know the type: THEY
LOVED THE PRAISE or MEN MORE THAN THE
PRAISE or coD'T-Nsw Tssfsmsnf.
THE PROBLEMS OF OLD AGE
Excerpts from N. Y. Tribune EdlsorsD
Thsrs u million pssps In the untsd States
the sss Of siyAvs. BY 1870 thsre will b Al million II
them. will bs the hssvssf esnesnsrstien o. cid people
known in he history Of mankind The prohsm q The
aged one which Is receiving increasing ssnon from
scientists soeeiogsis and eIsrsymsn How s greet
group Of Americans play tbs effective and useful roles they
are capsule Of In our soeisty7
More than In any previous time old psepls -
group feel lost. Many must retire at sxiyvs while they
still m and ysarning for activity and 10 almost ss
slbe for them TO get Jobs Although social security
and industrial pensions have substantially improved their
financial prospects Of five and four out Of FIVE
still have incomes Of less than 81 900 year. For
those who live with their children there psychological
and emotional adjustments to make beyond ths powers Of
some For those who live by themselves the svsrprssspt
threat Of accident and disease sopsdzss their economic
Lastly there The hundreds Of thousands who
suffer from chronic Illness Kept alive by medicine they
wait for DEATH
At the beginning Of this century person in twenty
five sixyfve In fifteen years. II will be in
fen. u Is indeed time that the special problems Of old
people In society fully recognized and acted upon.
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The Devil lakes
Continued from Back Pase)

PART z
THOU ART OF PURER EYES THAN TO BEHOLD
EVIL AND cANST NOT LOOK UPON INIoUITYT
-62S B. c.
thus spoke the minor Prophet. Habakkvk O:I3)
But how the devil via impure transaors in bondage TO
the devils MYTHICAL sn-christ. AdamEve ego and psy
ehology Of all human births, radets Ny exeIvsveness
goodness, Love- WISDOM in the remainder Of the
which give herewith:
Wherefore ookss thou upon them that deal treach-
srovsy hossf thy tongue when the wicked devovrcth
the man that Is righteous than he7"
free PressE"Lovis A. cIieberman, &c. o partner in
the Myrtle Investment Co. surviving his wife,
daughter Services at the Ira Kaufman Funeral
Home. :"
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Stroke Fatal To-


Continues from Back Page)
IT IS IMPERATIVE FOR BOTH THE so-esIIsd
SAVED" AND THE so-cslIsd "UNSAvED," TO EFFECT
AWAKENlNcs TO THE U-N.R-E-A-L--T-Y or
HUMAN BIRTHS. THE HUMAN RACES, MATTER"
SIN, DISEASE, DEFoRMiTES, DEATHS. PESTI-
LENcEs DISASTERS, WARS. COMMUNISM EVEN THE
CONCLUSIONS or so-csIled NATuREl
ALL HUMAN AND MATERIAL" PHENOMENA ARE
DEVILlSH. FRAUDULENT. M-Y-T-Hl-c-A-L, MORTAL
THOUGHT couNTERFEITs OR BuRLEsouEs or
DIVINE IDEASill
THE HEALING or THE NATIONS" tRsvsIsfion) WILL
BE AN AWAKENING TO THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE
AND CREATION or eternal HARMONY
FLEsHLEss. IlA-MATERIAL. SPIRITUAL cHRIsTLIKE,
sATuRATINC ALL SPACE WITH oMNIPRESENT
NGAvEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. WHEREIN ALI or
you WILL FIND YOUR TRUE BEING, NY. GODS.
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LKENESsl
And ~ ysur sncovrsssmsns per Mrs. Eddy 10 yeV
MEET EVERY ADVERSE CIRCUMSTANCE AS ITS MAS
TRR"--secordIng 10 Christ.
Frss Pvsss) THE Wayne County Medical examiner
reported that autopsy disclosed shsf Michael NhIson.
rshs shss u shs shsrsson-csdIiae Hotel died Of
stroke. -"
DETRoiT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. MARCH ~. 1857 u
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Commentator and Rebuke-

CONTINUED from Back Page)
ARE YOU SEEKING TO DODGE THE "cuP AND
CROSS" OF cHRIsT? MORAL COURAGE IS THE
LION OF THE MESSIAH TRIBE OF JUDAH
THE KING or THE MENTAL REALM'!-'FREE AND
FEARLESS, IT ROAMs THE FOREST, LIES DOWN
BESIDE STILL WATERs'l (S&HD
PART z
DESTRUCTION or COMMUNISM VIA NY CHRIST
MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH WORD REQUIRES
BoLDNEss DARING. COURAGE. AS WHEN !.
GOD. MADE MY DEMANDS UPON PHARoAH VIA
MOSES!
Beloved Boston Christian Scientists, study THE New
Birth" page Is Mrs. Eddys Miscellaneous Writings"
l. God dictated TO NY incompatible ghferReveaior
and please take TO heart the admonhon to BEWARE OF
"LAvENDAR KID ZEAL"-aso in m w."
Page 100 OF HISTORICAL sKETcHEs"-
A PERMANENT REBUKE TO THE CONSERVATISM
oFc. S. Ho. BOSTON, FOR MAKING SUCH MILD
USE In The Christian Science Monitor OF NY TWO
HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVES SINCE JESUS,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND MARY BAKER EDDY,
FULFILLING OUR PROMISE TO THAT WICKED
AND ADULTERoUs GENERATION" OF "ANoTHER
COMFORTER" THE COMFORTER WHO WILL
ABIDE WITH YOU FOREVER AND TEACH you ALL
THINGS!
DO YOU NOT DARE TO ASSERT THE DEFECTIVE
SANITY. JUDGMENT. HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE
or ALL OF THE ADAM-EvE HUMAN RACES AND
PEOPLES WHO HAVE NOT YET HUMBLED THEM
SELVES AND SUBMITTED TO THE DISCIPLINE
or nay IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVE
MENT, WHICH ALONE PRODUCES MY CHOSEN
PEOPLE. cHRIsTLlKE CHRISTIAN scIENTisTs9l
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Good Life, But
(confinved from Back Page)
MY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham

Bv Billy Graham free Press
QUESTION: have good Job. wonderful home, but
feel confused and lonely though something lack
ing. How become optimistic? want TO get into active
work in the church. but do not know where to begin.
feel decided calling to devote at least part Of my life to
Gods service and other people, CT.
ANSWER: How much you have to be grateful for! Good
Job. wonderful home. and you indicate that you are
Christian agree that there is something wrong If you
feel confused and lonely with all of this.
II that the last sentence in your question offers
key your suaon II feel that should devote at least
part Of my life to Gods service and other people,. No
doubt your life has been too seeeniered You should de-
VOTE not only part Of your time TO Gods service and
ether people. but all Of IT,
Remember, when you doing your mental chores
you serving Cod But the day has many hours and there
will be plenty Of time left for God and othersAs yovbegn
to look away from yourself and begin TO share Joys
and energies with others, your life will shed its boredom
and loneliness. and take sparkle and zesf.
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The Problems Of Old Age

tconfinved from Back Page
FULFILLED BY MARY BAKER EDDY. MY iNcoM-
PARABLE PROPHECIES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THROUGH WHOM !, GOD. RESTORED PRIMITIVE
CHRISTIANITY WITH ITS LOST ELEMENT or
HEALiNCI
Is66-MRs EDDY. as, NEAR 'DEATHI
ON THE THIRD DAY. TURNS FROM THE DEVILS
FLESH CURE. AN M D. TO nae. GOD, VIA KING
JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE. HEALED At oNcEi
AND I, GOD AND MRS. EDDY BEGAN A LIBERIA
TON or THE HUMAN RACES FROM TIE DEVILS
MYTHICAL. ANTlcHRIsT ADAM-EvE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN BlRTHs
HENCE. THE INCREASE IN LONGEVITY AND
REVELATION or INFINITE SPIRIT FOR ALL
YOUNG AND oLD-THE oMNIPoTENcE. the
ALLNEss or DIVINE LOVES EXCLUSIVELY REAL
cREATioNl
THE HEALING or THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
INEVITABLE AND MORGAN AWAKENING TO
THEIR ALREADY PERFECT MUNICIPALITIES,
EXTERNALLY PERFECT cREATIoN-FLEsHLEss.
IMlMArERIAL, SPIRITUAL, CHRISTINE, WHICH
HAS, THROUGHOUT ALL ETERNITY. coMPLeIELf
POPULATED THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE WITH
>oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LiFEi
PART
Time Must Be Budgeted, Conserved,
For Christ Science Messiah Study,
Meditation and Spiritual
Regeneration!
THE WAY or IETERNAL. YOUR REAL LIFE IS
tconfnvsd Next Column Top)
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(censInvsd from Back Psgs)
And the member Of the Catholic priesthood who said
70 high Christian Science executive, ms either yours
ours s snswsrsbIs in the emphatic affirmative that Chris
ssa sesncs-Jssvs being fhs perfect mode-w step by
stsps here snd hereafter. become THE ONLY RELIGION
AND THERAPEUTICS" and the only basis Of all true edv-
cation. culture. thinking. prayers leadership politics.
MY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham free Press
QUESTION: In my church and home. have been told
that America Is Christian nation. but that am in
school, told that this idea is all wrong Do you think
America 10 really Christian nation, and that some other
nsions not7
ANSWER: Actually there Is such thing as Christian
nsNon Only individuals be Christians. But America
YVES largely settled by Christians and founded Chris
sn principles The ethics and law Of fhe Bible written
into the Constitution and the evidences everywhere that
Christianity has had profound influence upon nation
Nobody Christian because he has been born in this
country He Just has opportunity to hear the Gospel
and have he influence Of he church, Billy Sunday used to
say that person Is automobile simply because he
born in garage Neither is he Christian because
he Is born in q certain country.
Your problem most likely out Of reluctance Of
many tell the thrilling story Of the Pilgrims and
their deep Christian conviction They would like TO think
that America be fully explained without any reference
the Bible really he passion for Christian liberty
thar drove the settlers of the first permanent colony to
TO the world.
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HoFFA. A. r. L.; REUTHER. MAzEY. ct al. UAW-cio's
VIOLENCE VS.. KoHLER!
THE DEVILS ATTEMPTED STEAL OF CONTROL
OF A PROSPEROUS. RELATIVELY HARMONIOUS
COMPANY!
REUTHER LUNAcY SPIRITUAL TREASON VS..
GOD AND coUNTRY-THAT II3-DAY 6. M STRIKE,
PROMOTING SHOCKING INITIATION!
DETROIT, THE HUB OF THE ARSENAL OF DEMOCRACY
IMPORTANCE OF BIG THREE MOTORS TO u S.
PROSPERITY ADULT AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
VIA DEVILS RAcKETS-ALcOHOL, TOBACCO.
DRUG STORE MEDICINES IMPURE ENTERTAINMENT
AND READING OF DEVILS DUPESl
CANADIANS WERE REGULAR, FREQUENT
VISITORS TO THOSE WEDNESDAY NOON SERVlcEsl>
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DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT, HONESTY, u
INTELLIGENCE, OF THE DEVILS MYTHICAL
ANTI-cHRIsT ADAM-EvE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
or ALL HUMAN BIRTHS, AFFECTING ALI RACES
AND PEOPLES UNTIL ADEQUATE "chAsTENINo
or THE LORD" DIVINE LovE--PRoMoTEs MEEK
NESS AND HUMILITY AND A DESIRE TO BE
EXAMINED BY nay. GODS, INDISPENSABLE,
IMPERATIVE. INCOMPATIBLE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MOVEMENT, THE PREpEsTINEp EVENTUAL.
THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION AND
THERAPEUTICS :" OF ALL RACES AND PEoPLEsl
PART
Insurance: X Millions s Detroit
Resurrection
Healings: Liberation From Devil via
Christ Science Messiah Sanity!
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Evening star., 1957-12-20

Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
IilI4 Vermont Ave. NV. AD. 4.b300
Open Ewes, I'll q; Sat. I'LL
ATTENTION WHOLEsALERs--Lia.
uldallng 1897 ileet Clean ears,
eood condition. Call Mr., Patrlck.
AVIS RKNr-A-cAR SYSTEM ST
Evening star., 1957-12-20

STATION WAGONS
CHEVROLET 81; all-stsel body,
NASH 81 Rambler; very clean;
.ciiEyRoLrr 81 carry-Aii' per-
cisxRs NC. lss FLORIDA AVE, NE
Evening star., 1957-12-20

9tndobaker-packaTd-Ne Nercedel
1900 0a. Ave, NAV, hA. 0-llSs
sTUDRnAkER so silver Hawk
S6's, F.. n, ofd, numerous other
extras; list S3,i7t. our low price,
Evening star., 1957-12-20

otudebaker-p packard-Mercedes
1880 Ga. Ave NV. ia, 0-aQQQ
THUNDERniRD rs; Fordemetic, z,
md b. both topa red hnish
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Chevy chase Chevrolet

s7aE wis. Ave, OIL. 4-iAis
sTUpEBkKER iii4s A-dcof =. b.,
cd tFanap.i special xeb.
BOWMAN