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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25

An article here the other day
on taking piano lessons when
one is young brought the fol-
lowing Renaissance from Tenn
pleton Jones, amateur musi-
clan and music lover.
Jones was 10 years old, he
said, when all this happened.
In those days. music was sell
dom taught in the public
schools. except. singing by
classes.
Young Jones wanted the
piano, so there was nothing to
do but go to a teacher.
Often such teachers were
married ladies who needed a
little extra money for house
hold finances.
Mrs. Otterbaugh was typi-
cal.
She was a nice woman Of
40 years or so, who seemed at
least a hundred to young Temp
Jones.
"Old Lady Otterbaugh" was
his term for her.
This phrase carried no con-
tempt whatever.
It was Just the way middle
age struck a candid young fell
low.
AS a matter Of fact, Temp
rather liked her. except when
she was a bit too critical. Such
as when he forgot to do the
exercises" at home she had
told him to do, and their sub
sequent rendition at her home
plainly showed that he had
not done them.
You never could fool Old
Lady Otterbaugh.
IF you are going to be a
musician. Templeton." she said,
you'll have to practice"
This remark was accom-
panied by a thoughtful look at
the painting of Gottschalk on
the wall.
Mrs. Otterbaugh was from
the South, you see, and the
great Gottschalk was her god.
Oh, yes, she knew all about
Beethoven, and the greater
great, but somehow she loved
the music Of Louis Gottschalk
the best.
Photograph music today
agrees with her. We have in
longplay records such things as
the "Cakewalk Suite" and
others.
In those days, Mrs. o was a
pioneer.
She carried the banner Of
her beloved composer all by
herself.
Few children got out Of her
classes without learning to
play, after a fashion, Gott-
schalk's Last Hope"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25
Pool Statistics

JOA a. OANAO OdAAAdty GU
relating to the denial of the
request Of the Donaldson Run
Recreation Association, Inc,
for a use permit for a COM
munity swimming pool on
Marcy road in Arlington,
there appears to be the i'm
plication that more than one
neighborhood is involved and
that residents living within
one-third mile of the pool site
are overwhelmingly opposed
which is not the fact.
I am not aware of any linn
itation on neighborhood meas
urement of one-third mile, but
even If such a computation
were used. it would show that
a substantial majority of those
persons residing within one
third mile of the proposed pool
site favor the project.
A pool opponent did say,
"The overwhelming majority
over 80 per cent-of the people
in this community are opposed
to the pool" However, the
community" he referred to
was not one-third Of a mile,
and was specifically chosen by
him in area and direction.
If our proposed pool were
the center of a circle one-third
mile in radius, there would be
1873 houses in the circle. Using
the figure stated in opposition,
which we have not yet checked,
Of SO families. it can easily be
determined that less than 80
per cent of the families resid-
ing within one-third mile are
opposed. AS a matter of infor-
nation, If the one-third mile
is computed from the bounda-
ries Of the five-acre tract,
there are over 200 houses
within one-third mile, and
there would be a substantial
reduction Of the percentage Of
opposition in such case.
If such a theoretical neigh
borhood limitation" were to be
considered one-half mile in
stead of one-third mile, such
neighborhood would have over
400 houses within its bounda-
ries. And If the theoretical
neighborhood limitation" were
to be considered one mile, our
entire association area of
Bellevue Forest and Donaldson
Run would be included.
Since the Arlington County
Board on January 10 approved
the request of the Overlee
Community Association for a
use permit for construction of
a community swimming pool, it
is to be regretted that your
article did not contain the in
formation that opponents of
that pool site were more nu-
merous and owned houses To-
Gated nearer to that proposed
pool than was the case at
Marcy road. Such informa-
ton is extremely important to
those judging the validity of
directly contrary decisions on
the basis Of virtually identical
facts.
Julian II. Series, Jr.,
President, Donaldson Run
Recreation Association,
Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25

There are real flying saul
GERS"
They are big masses Of glass
from outer space which hit
the top Of the earth's atmos-
phere at speeds of from seven
to As miles a second, are shat
tered into tiny bits, and come
to the surface as showers Of
glass.
They probably are remains
Of some very ancient glass
planet or big planetoid In the
solar system which blew up or
was smashed millions of
years ago. At least it was made
partially of glass of a very
high quality-better than man
has been able to duplicate. A
glass shower might well re-
turn radar signals which could
well be interpreted as from
some sort Of interplanetary
vehicles.
These conclusions have been
reported to the American Geo.
physical Union here by Drs.
Donald Hubbard, Elizabeth
Krumrine and Ralph Stair of
the National Bureau of Stand
ards after laboratory studies of
the glass fragments known as
textiles, or australites. The
glass is of a type which hardly
could have originated under
any conditions known on
earth. The fragments have
been reported scattered over
great areas in Australia and
elsewhere.
Clue to Outer Space
Previously, Bureau Of Stand
ards physicists point out. the
textiles have had little prac-
tical relation to human &C.
tivity except as curios, native
good-luck charms, and occas-
ionally as missiles for use in
Australian slingshots. Now
they are worthy of study as
telling something about outer
space and the history Of the
solar system.
They belong to the same
general class as iron and stony
meteorites, or shooting
stars" but apparently have a
quite different history. At the
speeds with which meteorites
hit the top of the atmosphere
friction with the air causes a
sudden rise in temperature at
the surface which has been
calculated to be as high as
1900 centigrade. Metallic OBJ
jects Of relatively small size
are melted, the surface peeled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used II
letters carry iDrtters' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
SGtion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25
Old Reactionary.

Editors note: AS we UNDER
stand the Presidents proposal,
military action in event of
an armed Communist attack
in the Middle East would not
be subject to a veto in the
Security Council.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25

ident. Should Congress yield
and the administration con-
tinue its dynamic" imbecility
the cause of the free world is
sunk.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-10-26
Delegated Return
 - M s...EkEx From Assembly

Three teachers from the Kodiak School returned Friday and Sun day from the Delegate Assembly of the Alaska Education Associa- ton held in Fairbanks last week.
 All were chosen as alternates in last springs election of delegates from this district which includes all island schools westward to Adak.
 Mrs. Bertha Hamman went in Betty Springhill's place and helped with recommendations of the Con- stitution and Delegate Assembly committee. Mrs. Eunice Neseth was in line for Helen Gilmore (formerly Helen Seleen), now in Ketchikan. Mrs. Neseth serves on the Publications and Personnel committee.
 Third delegate for the district was Mrs. Lois Burnham in place of
Kodiak mirror., 1957-10-26

the elected delegate from Adak, who has, since election, transferr- ed to another school out of this district.
 The recommendations to print the ABA Code of Ethics in the coming publication of the Alaska Teacher came out of the commit tee on Ethics and Professional Standards of which Mrs. Burnham was member.
 Other committees were the Leg lislative, Public Relations and Lia- son, Membership and Resolutions, Child Welfare, Retirement and Re tired Teachers and Teacher Vel fare.
 It was recommended that ABA endorse the fiscal independence policy of the Superintendent's Ad- visory Commission. The Alaska Teacher, now run and owned by MT. Malach, was thought best to be operated by the ABA, possibly from Juneau, as their official
Kodiak mirror., 1957-10-26
Welfare Society Obtains Car

The Kodiak Health and Welfare Society has been given the use of a carry-an bought surplus by the City. The City has also agreed to maintain the car.
 The availability of a car will probably mean that Public Health nurse for the city will be installed soon.
 The Society has issued an appeal for funds this week which they need in order to continue function ing. All donations will be gladly accepted. Please contact Marian Johnson, phone 4561.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-10-26
Naval Station
 Births

Arthur Jay. weighing 6 lbs. 10 ozs. was born on October 16 to La Vcrna Goldie and Thomas Webster Wilson, ENC, USCG.
 Gail Marie, weighing lbs. 9lz ozs., was born on October IT to Beverly Jean and Clyde Thomas Lusk, Jr., LTJG, USCG.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-10-26

organ
 Until such time, local associa- tions are requested e furnish assistance on materials and ad- vertisers to be submitted before the deadline of the fifteenth of each month.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-10-26

Karen Elaine. weighing 2 lbs. 3ia ozs.. was born on October l8 to Elaine Este4e and George Hart Ensign, SKI, USN.
 Chester Hans, weighing ' lbs. D ozs was born on October 19 to Barbara Jean and John "H' SchroeI.,r III, RM2, USN.
 Buying or selling-Use the Class flied AdS-They get results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
AN AUCTION
CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT

Tuss November ~, 10 am
Walhlnston. p. G. 10 MI wesi on
Hlnhvay 4 al Jet. with 123. N. I,
nles consl. co, qulttlnE. SELLING. All
fS-1S and 1880 6sckhoes, cat
power. excellent: 2 Lnfain TL-al
dragiines, low hours, very good 4
nay City Is backhoes-dTaes, All
eOod. oulekvay He truck crane
hoe, On Gee carrier; ettafhmenis
ens euek.ss 81 Rss load ssI:,I l 2, !,
sat. D.e and D. D., wsiisd. doss ,t,ssi
1 TDe d eIss:l.n S'tlas s tssnshsi
idige 3S-Sss % Isl deep with only
ii cieafanee), factory rebuilt and
onIy z d hours; Z i'er. ~ roedsteFs'
both eoodi BMco p-wheel pelf.pFop'
roller BMcO hx6 SD sheepioot,. both
W old and excellent koehrine
3l-B payer, used little but old;
HlaW-Knox $50 n 3-eompt, batch
Ina bin. used LITTLE; LeRqi double
tIaeiair with drin: eehFamm
OVERWHELMINGLY lss aRd M 9lo S cam.
' T:T :ss js sS az nd '' ssio v Ws
Soth very acod, barnes pump: ID
ucrman- Rupp : diaphrasm anS 4
electric ~ pumps: 1859 DODGE
sgd. dump trucks; SO ONO nat
dur o., m ONO stake: 80 chey.
nat DUMP; Chew. txl wfLipcelp
WeideF. Dodge dx6 fuel ana brick
trucks, white half tracks Win
front booins; SO ONO and ~ Hord
sfsiIsrs: lie plants bench and
chain saws tunneling EQUIP, side
walk forms: ANAL tools and sup.
pliee: many other tens.
wRfTR-wIRK anctioneers fer
complete list. Inspect any time.
Terms: Complete payment sale DAY,
cashiers or eeflihed eheek.. eehk
10 highest bidder without limit or
natnlulumif
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

CADILLAC 'BS 30" Special Fleet
wood 4-door sedan; black. Wv.
tires. only 5000 miles: fui power.
7. and b.; immaculate: owner:
make oder: sat. and Sun NO.
T-sS666; weekdays, CO. 5-4lo0.
CADILLAC 's3 go Special 4-dr.
sedan. hydra. full power; SLABS.
terms. Your car As down payment.
We viii pay on balance II you owe
nannfv on a.
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BUICK 81
Hardtop-$188
KIRBY,S KORNER

ArlinelQn'e Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
10th and washington Blvd.
IA. S-63N5
w 6p pSnl Monday assvws s AN
BUICK 'bt 4-dr. sedan: white anC
ilaISa dynesh ,irs,sn d h,; guar
Dealer Pa, ave. ne. At 9Th. IL
BUICK $50 t-dr. sedan. white ant
gray, dyna... z, and b., Wv. tires
Ike new. only n, 900 miles: guar |,
$1,000. HORNER'S COR. hulcl
n eraad EIa' ave Nc a. 9th
BUICK 1858 Super hardtop: az
600 actual miles on this very clear
sSsxrivER4f 1a aoh0Rssyl p ps sc,o II sgS
SPRING, Ma, JU' S.iiS2,
BUICK 1885 Matchmaker hardtopl
Igll pegsr' sls e wind windows s,, ena ssi.I
DSRs h eIRs ao Sn,y lsq sEy,sSs srieoH TO-
CHANDLER MOTOR co.
Rockville, Nd, 20, s.ei0s
BUICK 1853 Roadma1ter nIviert
hafdtop; maroon. white topi Qyna
~ '5isSHs q! .''si'E
BUICK 1888 super haIdtop COUPE;
Black 6niik. excellent coid. 81. 6eb'
RREWER MOTORS
Sill wis. Ave. NV. M. a-770c
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lQAfs

san. BOAR. LishLslns slss.; NJ
rs 81, 81 sHsr. No
1917. CUSTOM. BulLT CAnt
sraIssE: slssns ,A ea PIP, J. , gssy
80, a.l1i . AFTER i, 81 day sun.
nAvE YOUn OgtnQARp mote
1865. i0R k,p. and under, $3.50
svcninsss and sunday. EDwkfiD'
MAntNR Co. 222A Pa. ave 80
LQ; 4-l5e9. --,.-s-.-,.4:.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

IAtWster oniboards' SO h.D. % 80
hip, Nov 4 the time 70 uae our
convenient lay away plan for Xmas
! OF epfina Na8y bank terms. z years
z desired Open evsnines and bnn-
EpwARps MARIrg co. -.
eeaa "a. AVE 81 Lu. asl!un
| USED BOAT LISTINGS
tB.it. 1850 Winner hbef-
glass Eunaeouh vfto h,p. .a..
Iis.itss i iaS.7 chrls-crafs run -
about, Chris. o5 h.p, 1880
iaisft. 1880 Lone Star ntil. -.
WltFalleI. 100 h.p. Gray s.est
2f.ft. 1881 Chris Craft en-
/ press. 100 h,p chrie 5000
ea.ft, 1895 shepherd run -.
about $50 Mp. Gray sseos
eh.il 1889 Marina Rocket -,
~ slliss g lss ~ u s .1.., a.. Asos
aS.N i9s2 cruis-lqns .sx- -
1 press. Nord6ere ibS h.p. b.b0t
as-ft 1887 Cfpis-long .e1- -.
press. ihlefceptof 2ib hip. $500
t25-fk 1887 Correct Craft
4 eJ-ft, loAe olylecreft Sc
dan. chrysier tl6 h.p. A,O0l
es.tt, lea! Tyuscott sedan. 4. "a,
/ Chrysler lis h,p. S,uos
as.lt. 1881 Richardsen a.
press, SOLID TOP, Chrsslef -,
as.R. fssa Correct craft '''V'
express. Gray $50 h.ps -,
ae s.its. ipss chr,s-cssf. en-. SOW
press cruiser. 1898 Chris -,
ss.s,,a Richardson sedan. s s'.s,
twin eray I.oDs
sx Esefess s win las 0Tss 10000
Cruiser, twin lis h.p, -
lsi.ft. ies4 chris-crafs n. $50
press cruiser, twin las -
Iss-k oSerson cabin srui.- -.
or, Chryeler ltb h.p. 5000
3e-n 1855 Nassau Sport
nshsFman, twin Nordberg -.
ss.sfss, AIlssiss Lex PassHst- ''''V'
e. tEln chrysisr les h.p- a.,
ss.1 ials chrls-crsfs.
twin 1885 chrykleF e5 hip, 5000
asst. 1855 Auxiliary cabin
el0on. 1884 GRAY, 81 hp 5000
Soft, 1885 Richardson
sedan. twin 20 h.p.. many -.
ss.it' 1850 Matthews g. ''.-'
dan cruiser. 1851 chrysies -.
SSH. aiSs4 cAris.crsf, Com Guy.
mander, twin t4A h.p 1900
AO-ft. 1885 Huckins Pair
4S SiH i E'ssF w ss'a re- s.d sS $500
twin IFS h.p... extras e.tet
a0-ft, 1913 Chris craft chal-
lsneer, twin 1854 Gray -
asyoHR. 1fgas Eico bridss deck i'''''
cruiser 1852 Packard. -,
ASH 1883 party nshing
boat. Continental, loS h.p. $500
THE WASHINGTON
MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. s.w. RE- 7.beof
Sunday, BY Apt. Only
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BUICK 81 I-dF. Riviera: this ii.
@ ss s HsH s.s Is pG Ts.ls ,,. ssass
heater, whise-walj ,lFss ana 4
@ssaIsss. Sss. a 1hYArTsvriI H1;
BUCK, 1901 :. !. ave. Hrsnt-
lintl. Az 1-a0tlh Open daily
Ill 2 pm. Sat. and sun. I'll 6p.m.
s SIc6D e PossPPRIs ss si 500 sS ~.
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nUICK ,bf SUPER 4-door sedan
black; dyna.. q. and HI paint lIk,
new new. 49, 49,. TQRNsns con,
9th. II. 6-0l04.
BUICK '6b super Riviera 2-dr
7, and NJ eray. black TOP; 1900
H RiIfnrff eoR., 1hR alsi b ssIss
Fla. ave ne. ~ 9th. III, 0-e104
CADILLAC 6S cow 500 miles
PONTIAC, biOn via, ave NV
CADILLAC TDbb III Dorado eonv,
nnesl Cadillac made. Cost $3.50
new. / owner, Showroom quality
priced for quick sale, $3.50. cash
trade, terms.
|BLASS & CLARK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1922 22nd OF, NV. Pc $4,000
cHRYsLER 1857 crown Imperial,
brakes. D. windows and seats,
ss.s S; n Guy sff1UiARsTRS Mo olfess
$3.50 os, ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

. Is b. D. Scott Atvsisf: / geis
b. D.. Champion. 2 40-h, D Scot.
Atwster: these engines 500 and
more on. Also I full race KOCH
Mercury With 81 Wheel $3.50. opsn
EDWARDS MARINE CO.
2214 PA. AVE. 0.E
LU. l-l700 az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

DUPONT ClRcIT--sao mol elec'
tFiclly An. 4.poao.
LARGE BRICK 4 CAR QAnA0k
rear ltOn Ferry Pr NV y
bIkfR REALTY CO., ma. a.eea0
LAnCk nnLE 0AhAoE, rear nlal
ErzkrfF , ~. M. s. sSaHs' plN'A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
LANoLEYs MARINE RAILWAY

HAIRY L. LANGLEY INVITES you
TO see the exciting new IS Owens,
and come down 10 take . test ride
IN this better than ever new Owens.
Also used boats and cupboard boats
too: for example
22-ft. Owens sleep cruiser. prae-
tieally new. IS model $500.
a7-n cruiser Cbe) for $4,000.
DON'T DELAY-sEE TODAY
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CENTRAL MOTORS

0ig Mass. Ave DI. 7-eaJ0
CADILLAC "a convertible. blue,
new top. battery brakes, etc.
~ 900 on. rebuilt motor sos
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BREWER MOTORS

Sill wis. Ave. NV. IN. s-77oo
CADILLAC '55 "62" f-df. sedan.
dark blue: power equipped. many
extras Keel cond. 10, s-74io.
CADILLAC 1888 - Hardop coupe
"ee" All power extras. very Low
mileage. In new-ear cond turnout
gV-dey guar; trade or terms,
S-,9s9 ~-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

BUICK 1857 Riviera hardiop &C..
gan IVORY: power steerine, power
brakes. $685.. ccc guarantees
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1922 22nd So. NV. FR. $4,000
BUICK SO SUPER Riviera hardtop:
Dynaiiov, r. a h., Wv. tires, power
gtreerlns. power brakes; e-tone ilehl
blue a white finish: low mileage
one. owner. Mechanically Inspected
and guaranteed l full year: 81 800
PARKWAY FORD
1880 n 81, NV Pc. $4,000
BUICK 1850 4-dr. Special: r. and
f nii iSsps sfssr. IL. :gy.BSssSs. excel
BUICK 80 Special cdr. sedan: +
s asd y si. tssaif Ra TIM! sasSSs clean car
pU rE;S.l 1889 q, . Century Riviera l;dr,
absolutely like new throughout.
loos. guar; trade or terms
CRlXNsoN MOTOR CO.
eal2 os. Ave NV. tn. s.7oii
gLssh; and j.: ~sSsf,; 5000
pa Ns AVE. q. o1 Il s,h sui 81 dPs ssssI
BUICK 'ba 4,door sedan; green
dyna.. r and r.: .s7oa. HoRNKR'e
q S StAl su 81 4 Sssisi. r''' ave- ne
BUICK 40 Super; dnynA., r. and h
$50. ia. 9-s5s2.
BUICK 40 super sedanetts: /
owner; 7. and h. Top runnine
eQnd.; new brakes. Asking price.
n SfeB, OIL. 4-23a4
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loas GMc TRUCK box BODY AZ.
sT hirh with rear OPENING: fan
eondition for Immediate sale fol
$3.50. EVENING STAR 0ARAqk
$1,000. $50 ha mi 4os ~
FORD 'S8 eas-ton piekup truck,
Eruipped for storm window IN
Bsst ossr. xP. S-sess.
M ~ Run and drives IKE new new
EVeFythine peri. BY pvt owner
saerifee, Se8 On, $50 mo
ROPER. Ia $500.
WREckEn 'ss Eerd Yaso W.
eond. $3.50. IA. 7-Ofsi.
FORD So pickup S-eyl; heatsl
ana turn slGnals. neu-tTuek guAt,
antse; reduesd $500 $500 -ss,sSsn n.S q
I I0oAbbr . s.sseG. llso .O'n :
Eo.R - 81 pan gsnsi :,.ns s g :. n xsS
g SEQ "a c Sssn PIG 'I nsw.,r SeSS
snarnnfee' LOGAN lFordl. liA
snth 81, nv. pf. 7.5e00:
FORns (.i 'Ss p-00O dnmp trucks
Also oliver hulldozer and trailer.
All eouip. "a AL shape Please
call IA. k-Os4b,
hEO 1880 I0-vhssl dunn, $4,000,
IA loss. -...--.-,,--,.---.
F0RD 20 vs. van; ia-fl all-stesl
krandif hody. raised 80 lnspec-
ten; sl05. Dk. e-5Qs5.
DODGE PICKUP eoed tires; seed
truck: sees. CAL ~. e-45Il.
FnuEmAUF open body trailer. txle
~. vacuum brakes. suitable ior
heavy hauilng: dual rear whees
low-side 3-fcot Dor body: used
very iittie. May BE- aeen 81 1915
woodbury. Dr., silver Sprtne. NOR
day throngh PFiday
tS-roN PANEls-'si chsyy ~
fsrd. both seed eond. ". s-ssss.
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TRUCKS F0R SALE
fc0NIlNIkni

cHKy. So Caravan body, Meehan.
To. e-sl7H,
TANDEM AxLE TRUCK WANTED,
With or without dump body. ~.
A-l6nn.
FORD As paneied. very good eond
tust passed p. G, inspection: $3.50.
CHEv. 53 luton durnp: coed
so SOON. "a. 2-Ie5o
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~ Ind %, NV. u. T-1dOO
BUICK IS Special Riviera: this
radio and heater. dynsfcT. white ME-.
wall tires and q SHARP red and
white fnlsh. us IN tcp condition
HYATrsvILIE Suck. ssoi l r !
ave. Brentwood. Nd. a. mile
above D.. c. linel. AP. 10000.
Open daily al B pm. Sat. and
sun, I'll 8 pm.
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NOW here

See The new beauIIlul 1898 Seoul
k,saiss eq.bG az SO = hp 80 e y. g
q dsFiFea. Open svsnln0l and spn-
gay hbwA la, MARINE co.
|aea4 "a, AVE sk. 10. asl700
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i RAY CRY. Model 81, with back,
hoe and fhovel front: keystone
Me-, M is- ssmS WIN ssanspoe cram.
b sSs =. sa'R and is.b. 1cali nA
e-S0f1 between 9 and s pm,
/ nUAir BODY AND u0Ist--si00
"a. 2-10ee.
nULLDoxkn--D0 cat. power unit
hydraulic blade, new tracks com
piete. S0,6OOi Call sun, or ewes
ails. . p.ma Mr.. DUNN 20
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5000 N ST. NV. ~. $3.50.
BUICK SO Roacmaster: full,
EQUIP. Going overseas. Take small
amt. cash for equity. Ov. 3-2se7
BUICK 80 hardtop specisE ee..
600 miles. new brakes, new sea-
covers. premium Wv. tires. =
and b., de luxe throughout. stand.
ard trans: SI.050. "a. e-551s.
BUICK SO 4-door Riviera Special;
tull power, r. h.. original owner
immae eond.: sac, $1,000. OIL
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! | AufoMODILEs bon sALE

CHEVROLET 81 station vaepn,
o cs'a / oversees !, $500. oV. s-sbs5
CHEVROLET 1893 Bel Air 4-dr, |
Eadioi nestet, poEeFslide Todaya
Kenyon-Pe Chevrolet
Ssss . MAIson Blsdv 6 b5liDs!fR g vi N
CHEV, 1887 standard: sea.ed
sSs so Osv s ESss's. 5F .s4 RRspse'so
csEvnoLrT. 1853, s-dr- EQUIP
HANDLEY MOTOR co.
0s23 GA. Ave, ia. e.0O5e
CHEYR0LET 1852 cony: T., h.,
Only sss.SsSg per '' no. o. e.fIg6e
s %ii::..s SF' ssSs.. Is ~ .9sbol y
cHEvRoLET 57 4-doof sedan
piece equipped $i.o65 Open III y
Silver Spring Motor Co
It iSiof sps : N Va. IVY. 81 g. e.4i Az
CHEVROLET 1855 "ei0" club se.
dam 2, and b.; owner: extra ME.
sen seaf bs 'Ss T p sEcoss ns rt ny
lQoss guar trade Or terms: sI,g5
CRANSON MOTOR CO
Open sunday
03l2 Ca. Ave NV Tu 1-7OIl
CHEVROLET '54 "2fO" 2-dF. Sc
s ssa s esns r. ~ rs0 %s isS.y y en-
clear and n GOOD msehapielp
s SSna seii, vii accept Sns bsst oi ihsIi
CAL ~, 7,ssss. ~. ~ a. s, .
cHrvRoTrT IA a5iOa station
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Forke Brothers
TRUCKS ron SAFE

III NV AatSAN~NN
LINCOLN. NEBR,
a2l sharp BLDG, Ph. 9-ioto
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PARKWAY FORD

BulcK '53 2-door; =. and h., me.
dun blue iinish with white tor
Low mileage. A real sharp car
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ADJ i,9sss
cs. iAIy , ,Sss .idI Sow,s slS s;..s
SS.ios. ccc suaTsntee
Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co.
1899 22nd ST., NV, FE 10000
CADILLAC 1919 "d2" Deville epe,
fully equipped. including power; en-
ceptionaiiy clean. very low mileagei
4 owner ~. 7nb.
WHEELER, INC, cHRYsLER CITY
t tsdS WEE T vHs E3 en- D s.AaoSS
SHESE S5Id Hss,,y. ;S RI IIIy, AZ ,G q
white. with custom 2.tone red In
terror; fully equip, with powerallqei
7. and ~ many other extras. sales
&ieb down or bank rates.
ROYAL Motors Plymouth
4iO1 Ca. Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
CHEVROLET 1890 4-door station
wagon; o passenger, very gQoe
cond. AL around, Hurry for this
one. e2D0, S2h down. BELL MOI
TORS. SOLO wis. ave. n.ws Wo'
$4,000.
CHEVROLET 1887 1-doef hardtopi
powergiide. power steering, r, and
r.; NE nsyi.S7o7 saith place
sedan; 5000 tires. ., and NJ golns
f wssn 4 s %sr' . 'i Pun, '' a., .ssiS
cnEy. "a 2.dr. s,d,; "a excel sOnd,' /;
s slSSs' o. Ss.stHsS,s A.'OOO '.'
cHkvnoLkT 1857 station waeon
scnS' jSSls MS isu' aRlSl5 il n ri. niS
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IRAlLERs

MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. 6.W. RI S-5ool
Sunday, BY Apt. Only