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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
ON THE AGENDA

lilo am, at home of Mrs.
Ida Schwartz. 1719 Shepherd
street NV, blintze brunch
card party.
Ladies' Auxiliary of He
brew Academy-l2 noon, at
Hebrew Academy. 6045 Six
teenth street NV. member
ship meeting; speaker. Mrs.
Meyer Greenberg, "Israel's
Art--the Mirror of Israel's
Life"
d. c. Court of Assistants,
Women Descendants Of the
Ancient and Honorable AR
tillery Company pm, at
home Of Mrs. Pearl M. Shat
fer. 1901 Argonne place NV.
meeting; Mrs. Donald Hood
Saunders will review Three
Saints and a Sinner" by
Louise Tharp.
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Little Breuds
Spark Meals

Continued From Page B.!
hot oven (450 dcgrees) about
10 minutes or until lightly
Drowned. Makes 20 sticks.
Ham Corn Mullins
package (12 ounces corn
muffin mix
egg
2s cup milk
u cup diced cooked ham
! tablespoon poppy seed
Heat oven to hot 400 de-
grees). Empty contents of
package of corn muffin mix
into bowl: add egg, milk and
diced ham. Blend only until
dry ingredients are thor
oughly moistened, but not
smooth.
Pour batter into creased
sized muffin cuns,
filling each half full. Sprin-
kle poppy seeds on top of
each muffin. Bake in pre-
heated oven about Is min
utes or until golden brown.
Makes IL mullins.
SunburStS
] can refrigerated biscuits
(plain or buttermilk)
Jam or jelly
With scissors. snip each
biscuit three times from one
edge almost to opposite edge.
Then spread slightly into fan
shape on baking sheet. Re-
peat with second biscuit.
Then place uncut sides of
both biscuits together.
Seal by pressing biscuits
together in center, making a
hollow. Repeat with remain
ing biscuits. Bake 8 to 10
minutes in a 450-degree oven.
Fill the hollow with a dab of
your favorite jelly or jam.
Frost with a plain confec-
toner's icing.
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TOMORROW

WV WIveS-l2:l5 pm,
YWCA. Fellowship day.
Court Forest Glen No. 961,
Catholic Daughters of Amer
ica-l2::30 pm. P. j. Nee's
Auditorium, 1900 Rockville
pike, Md, dessert-card party.
Sarah Franklin Chapter.
DAR-1 pm, Asse m b ly
Room, OAR Administration
Building, meeting.
W0man's Club of Chevy
Chase - IL noon, club.
luncheon meeting; speaker.
Kathryn j. Lawlor. Judi
ciary System of Maryland. I"
Ladies' Auxiliary, JCRS
American Medical Center at
Denver-12 noon. Mayflower
Hotel, meeting; speaker, Mr..
Aaron Goldman; annual
donor luncheon.
Silver Spring w ON a n s
Club Drama and Literature
SectiOns-12:30 pm. Jesup
Blair Community House,
meeting.
Irving Copper Foundation
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Representative Engle also
cited five reasons he believes
California elects more Repub-
'licans even though 1t has more
registered Democrats. These
are:
l. The Republicans control
the press and give Democrats
little play.
2. The cross-filing system
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whereby candidates can run OF,
both tickets.
8. The popularity of former
Gov. Earl Warren which car
ried many Republicans to
ONCE.
4. Former bad organization
lin the Democratic Party.
5. A divided labor and mi
nority vote.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-22
Famous CeIlist To Appear Mar. s

Kodiak concert goers will be offered remarkable program of cello music when the celebrated Brazilian cellist, Aldo Parisot will appear on Saturday March 8, at 8:15 pm in the Kodiak High School Auditorium. This program is the third event of the current Alaska Music Trail series.
 The fourth and final concert of the 1957-58 series will be April 26, when Louis Quilco, Canadian baritone will be presented. The concerts here are sponsored by the Kodiak Business and Profes- sional Women's Club.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-22
More On Survival

In the February IS issue of the MIRROR, the Kodiak Business and Professional Women's Club presented six rules for survival in case of atomic attack.
 This week, in the interest of civil defense, the BPW presents an additional five rules to be fol- lowed.
 THE ATOMIC BOMB SHELTER
 Experience has enabled archi- tects and engineers to design fairly adequate protection from an atomic attack by air, excepting direct hit. In order to have bet ter than an even chance of survi- val the Atomic Energy Commis- sion states that person would have to be shielded by more than 20 inches of concrete, 30 inches of tightly packed soil or 3 inches of lead. The Kodiak Business and Professional Women's Club is in- terested in preserving the con- crete buildings in the Abercrom- bic area for civil defense purposes. It is financially impossible for each one of US to build an atomic shelter. We can fix one room in our homes for emergencies.
 FIVE KEYS TO HOUSEHOLD
 SAFETY
 1- Strive for "Fireproof House
 keeping
 Don't let trash pile up, and
 keep waste paper in covered
 containers. When an alert
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-22
BETTER QUALITY POTATO DEVELOPED IN ALASKA

Mouth watering potato chips, crunchy french fries and steaming baked potatoes should taste even better this coming year with the advent in quality of newly de- veloped Alaskan potato, Variety IA
 Fifteen years of pains taking research at the Alaska Agricul- tural Experiment Station at Palm CT were required, it was disclosed by the Director, pr. Allan H. Mick. Tailor made for Territory was hc,v he described the new tuber.
 Presently the most popular variety is the Arctic Seeding, but this type is not suitable for potato chip manufacture. Until Variety 114 was introduced, potatoes for making chips have been shipped from stateside points
 The variety is expected to in- crease the market for Alaskan grown potatoes by 15 to 20 per cent. An initial use of 1,5OO tons or more per year was forecast by H. F. Gazaway, marketing special iSt at the experiment station.
 A close look at the new specimen shows that it has a white, smooth skin with very shallow eyes. Tubers are slightly flattened, re- sistant to growth cracks and very uniform in size. Adequate size is obtained through proper spacing and fertilizing. In four year test with the cooperation of growers, Variety 114 yielded over 12 tons of No. potatoes per acre.
 Exceptionally hard and solid, the 114 potato is higher in speci- fife gravity than former varities grown in Alaska The potato is available at Alaska retail outlets and is now being used by potato chip manufacturers.
 The specific gravity of potatoes is considered the best single cri- terion for their value for specific culinary purposes. Those varieties with higher specific gravities (high in starch and low in mois- ture content) are preferred for baking. Specific gravity of potatoes is affected by soil moisture. soil type, quantity and analysis of fertilizer applied, time of planting and harvesting and methods of vine killing.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-22
Of This And That

Eight year old Patrick Atwood, the son of MT. and Mrs. William Atwood of Fairbanks, arrived in Kodiak week ago to spend a few months with his grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. Doug Preston
 -Oeo-Or
 Business and the Fur Rendez- vouS were two good reasons for Mrs. Elinor Gottschalk and Mrs. J.J. Beers to spend few days in Anchorage this week ..
 -O-0-0-
 Usually wives are given special attention on St. Valentines Day {at least it is supposed to be that way) but the Kodiak Grand mothers Club reversed the usual order of things Wednesday, Feb ruary 12 when they held dinner party at the Montmartre Inn and the grandfathers were the
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-22

sounds, do all you can to elim- mate sparks by shutting off the oil burner and covering all open flames.
 Know Your Own Home
 Know which is the safest part of your cellar, learn how to turn off your oil burner and what to do about utilities. Have Emergency Equipment
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-22
KODIAK MIRROR
and SunDlieS Handy

and Supplies Handy Always have a good flasnilgnts A radio, first-aid equipment and a supply of canned goods in the house.
 Close All Windows and Doors and draw the Blinds. If you have time when an alert sounds, close the house uF
 (Continued on Page 0)
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guests another instance when ''the woman pays" From all reports, tho, everyone had a good time and the management of the Montmartre did their bit to- ward the festivities by presenting a large, gaily decorated cake in scribed to the Grandmothers Club
 -O-O-O-
 A showing of new Spring styles will IF the highlight of the Civil ian Wives luncheon at the Civil Service Club Wednesday, March 12 Gowns loaned for the occasion through the courtesy of Mar Lou's will be shown under the direction of committee member Marie Car dinel We have advance infor- rmation that the table decorations will be really unusual due to the efforts of Nina Lee Johnson, Lillian Radinskv and Evelyn Lee, the other members of the com mittee we are looking forward to pleasant time
 O-O-O-
 In recent issue of the Juneau Independent we noted an item telling of the beauty of the Trail ing DogWood. Kodiak Island, too has those same lovely little plants carpeting the hills and valleys and we have a terrestiaI orchid that is NOT found in Southeastern as we'll as many other beauti full wildflowers hurry up Spring. and bring out those blooms
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-22

listed Mems Club at l pm.
 Nominations for new officers will be the principal business, and all members are urged to be present.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-22
NAVY WIVES TO MEET MONDAY AFTERNOON

The regular meeting of the Navy Wives Club will be held Monday, February 24 at the En-
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-22
NARGUERy SAUCE

 n separate ailet slowly add ouy thoroughly mixed add balance gok and 10 minutes low heat Add remaining leo 1te Ksp until thick Ax Sauce aoaNdAi0e and W4ApHeA Ald +9e 4-~ ~Ns n yoa dc nse h.vs Ae .sps sor EoanAnaas v5es ts AdttR end ask 1e4 ssdDs n1sah9 IT.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-22
RECIPE OF THE WEEK Most Folks Will Like Fish If WeIl-Prepored
By Max Winkler
President, RcstdMTdnts Longehdn'fs

When it comes to fish people can't the smell of the raw thing don't realize that even m he In other words N 1t smells nave nothing to do with it.
 So given who will have the patience to wat until 1t prepared by who knows what ne doing find it rewardng. -
 Jim Brady responsible fo5 bringing & tE tn co1ny creation the Restaurant MaIguery n Paris Wnen ne the leading senQ ,a man to to get the recipe Here It tis FuLET OF SOLE MARGUERY (serves6
 founders about lbs medium musse1s nt ,uafer Y cup butter hsv Ieaf l tablespoon flour
 small chopped cup sauce Holanoaise N.) small carrot chopped cup neavy cream Whlppeu ,1 stalk celery chopped Juce q l lemon .r. cup white wine A@ ldlse AleSH SltAl'P Stleiisr Salt
 72 large fresh mushroom ,Sauteed w.
 founders Save bones Cut founders Into N
 cook bones water onion carrot and celery for 10 This will be fish stock for sauce Fold each Place side by side around and Tn center m pan Add cup stock half of juice and dash nf sauteed mushroom placing around ana top es Cover and cook for minutes Add oyster arge platter allowing pieces s m ,oleeo a. n
 d et and shps and oy!ters around escn MaYguey each serving Place casserole cf , platter under broer until brown.
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April Is

eibIe visiting bocheIor into NOR
rIooe.
9-The Millionaire. Dromo.
THE Thorne Sisters" Three sis-
tiers in their Cos 90 on the town
With their new weolth. liIlion
Bronson. Fronces Morris, Lourene
Turtle.
$50
S-Bot q Thousand.
! Hour. Government EMPLOYEES
vs.. Privote Industry.
7-Betty White Show. Comedy.
9-l've Got q Secret. PoneI.
Guest: Cornell Wilde, octor.
1000
4-This Is Your Life.
7-Boxins. National.
Bobby Boyd vs.. Neol Rivers. Ten
rounds Middleweioh's Chicago
SODIUM.
9-CireIe Theoter. Drama
Hour. The Vonshed." The
oetuol experiences OF John Noble,
on American imprisoned BY the
Russians otter World War u and
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Program Listines WEDNESDAY

sent 70 work In cool mine in
the frozen Arctic. From Mr..
Mobiles novel, ~ Wos q SIove
in Russio."
1890
4-Mortin Kane. Detective.
5-krrol Flynn Theoter. Drama.
l0:45.
7-Sports Time. Wismer.
1900
4-News and LoeoI News.
Horkness. Word.
5-Eleven O'Clock Movie.
IA Hours. THE Poce Thot
Thrills" 1852. Bill WiIIions.
7-Possport to 0ongeE.
Belgrade. Cesar Romero stors.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. DouoIos. DonieIs.
4-Weother. Sports.
Strineer. Simpson.
ll:2O
9-The lote Show. Movie.
IA Hours. THE Silver Stor."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

1855. Two gunner como 70 o
small town to kill the sheriff and
the ex-sheriff comes to the res
cue. Edoor Buchanan, Maria
Windsor.
1l:25
4-Som and Friends. Arnold.
1880
4-Joek Poor Show. Variety.
IA Hours. Guests: Hennlcne
GinooId, Hans conreid, Baird
Puppets.
7-News. Weather.
McCoffrey. Allen.
II:45
my Little Mdrsie.
I2:z0
1.-The Lords Prayer.
1890
5-Theusht for the boy.
Leo
4-InspiTotion.
9-Meditotion. Weather.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC chieftain 's" de- luxe
green flnish. Wv. tires, heater.
turn SIGNALS. Special today, 1909.
TRIANGLE FORD
s019 r.. l. Ave. NE. LA. 9-1003
PONTIAC 1850 2-dr. sedan; excel
lent black iinish h.. clean intsE,ior
transportation. Only $2g7.
Emerson & Orme, Buick
6i6 II. I. Ave. NE. DU. 10000
PONTIAC 1859 Catalina hardtop;
4sH hy , loaded low miie.
zoos rSi PRohTfnzc, sioS Wiz ave
PONTIAC 80 VS. Catalina coupe
7. and b., auto. trans. power steer
ms. $500, low down payment
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1870 wis. Ave. OIL. $4,000
I'm the Heart Of Bethesda"
PONTIAC 1854 Star Chief 4-dT. i;
new-car condition; $3.50. FALLS
CHURCH De eoto-PIymouth. Lee
hishgay ct HiilWood ave" JE'
PoNTIAc 1853 chieftslp De luxe
l.df.. 2-t0ne green, radio, heater
automatic drive; an ideal second
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
r. I,tS s.o Lss Hwy 4 opsS FIJI o ~
PORscHE '54 convert; s277 down
BUY FROM THE LEADER
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
FAIRFAX (vAl SHOWROOM
Lee ivy. at Merriheld. JE. 4-330:
RAMBLEng---'b1s and B2s. hit.
conyerts.: 7. and n; excel eond
s2gb and up. ARROW MOTORS,
32i2 Rhode Island ave. MI. Rain
Ter, Nd, WA. 7-O0l2.
RAMBLER 1852 Country Club hard
top. 2-tone green radio. heater
economical transportation: onl'
S395.
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
1885 Wilson Blvd. ArlinGton. Va
IA. 2-900l Open TIL g:3l
RAMBLER '52 hsrdtODi T. and h.
Page-Hughes Buick, Inc
osI Arl. Blvd. =. C.. JE- s-1iS'
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER '6s Super Rebel sta;
s sso ns zD. 4-sS Soss.' "''s' ZOE
RAMBLER 1854 2-dr. hardtop; I.
and b., black; S5Z5. RE. 5-020b,
RAMBLER 1853 hardtop. custom
Country Club. 2-t0ne blue, radio.
heater and seat covers: only sb07.
Emerson & Orme. Buick
sI6 r. I, Ave. NE DU. 7-5200
sIMcA
immediate delivery - ell models
Exclusive Dealer Va. area.
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS
IA. b-0223 Open TIL
SIMCA
Washington's exclusive simea
dealer offers complete line OF 2.
doors. 4-doors. convertibles. station
wagons; Up 10 40 miles per gallon
Of gas. One OF the finest small cars
on the market today. Prices start
as low as $1,000.
CONTINENTAL
MOTORS, LTD.
co. b.sl5s. opea 49, 70, Sun. los
sTUDEBAKER '52. =. and h.. cd.
one owner: very good eond.. 1925
so. 5-4665. 80. e-4367,
IsTUDKBAKER '55 station wagon:
heater and overdrive; SI,O05.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 0a. Ave. NV. ia. 0-3103
sTUDEBAKER '56 President hard.
top coupe: r. and h., automatic
trans. power steering and brakes
white over green. new Wv
tires A beautiful ear. Butt. FIR.
BONDED: 81. 395
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1l2I 21st Of. NV Re. 7-247C
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AUT0M0DILEs ron SALE
rLyM 90! me-, ss 4. s.ds sS; a.. sea
:" Kirk m MOTOR e CO 10

PLYMOUTH 20 4-door; 2. ana h,
Wv. tires Must see this one: $i4b
KIRK MOTOR CO.
Rhode Island Sb. Asy..asss a0'A NE
lpLyMoUTH 1850 4-dr, sedan, blue,
equipped, clean MANY miles o. good
ltfansportatlon left for only N24J
Emerson q Orme. Buick
d10 r. ], Ave. NE Du, 7,S2Ot
PLYMOUTH $50 suburban, .. and
A., turn slgnals. very clean inside
and out Special today, SSan
/ TRIANGLE FORD
ia0in n. I. Ave. NE. La, D-lO07
P aIA I'll. 'sa club sedan; 8
ge-HugheS Buick, Inc.
6eI Ar. blvd, r. O., ". SLIM
PLYMOUTH ssa s-doof; radio and
/ | eater; $.iaa.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 Ca. Ave. NV ia, D-3lOa
PLYMOUTH SO 4-dr. VS. sports
sec. hnrdtop; dusty rose and white,
fully equipped, incl powerfitte,
power steering and brakes, 7. and
h., Wv, tifes, etc, clearance price
- .4e5,. Can finance With Sl45 an,
Royal Motors plymouth
aIoO Ca. Ave. NV. IA, 9-ee00
PLYMOUTH so sport suburban
station wagon a-dr; powerflite,
radio. heater. power steering.
power brakes. 2-tone paint, Wv,
tires; one owner; low mileage; Si,-
WHEELER, INC, WHEATON, Nd.
cHRYaLER- pLYNOUTH-f IMPERIAL
llf3a6 GEORGIA AVE, 10. $4,000
PLYMOUTH 80 special de luxe Sc.
dan. cleaning black, equipped
clean: finest eond.; $3.50, low as
! S. down, SCI per mo. WOLFE
MoTQEs. i5aS y Nm Moore ST. Ros-
. PLYMOUTH 1855 VS. Belvedere
cow. red ana black nnish. fuliy
/ equipped with powertiite, .. and
b.. Wv. tires. etc fun price. t0eS,
Can finance with 500 down.
Royal Motors plymouth
4I0o Ga Ave. NV. IA $4,000
PLYMOUTH s57 Beivedere 4-dooI
sedan. Z. and b.. automatic trans
2-tone paint. wv. tires. 5000
actual miles. 4 real buy. BurLER
LEE d. BUTLER INC.
ilfsi sist st. NV. FE 7-24TO
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dOor; heater,
Sll0.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
76O5 Ga. Ave, NV ia. 9-alOa
PLYMOUTH 81 SUBURBAN staten
wagon; $ea5, 10. 1907.
PLYMOUTH '55 BelvedelN VS. 4.
DR. sedan: r and h., powerfiIte 2
tone paint; extra clean. BUTLER
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
lIi2i aist 81 NV, FR. 7-2470
| PLYMOUTH '53
| 4-DooR CRANBRooK
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLOk s. super SIS" Holiday
COUPE hydIamatle, radio. heater
padded dash lash. NV; .tIrreH excl,
tested tor your protection, 30.
I day written warranty. PAUL
BROS. toIDsl. Wis, and Ellicoti
81. NV KE. 7.i3Os.
PACKARD 1859 sedan; tNa-tpns
sreen. radio, heater, seat covers
hydEamatic;- clean inside and on'
Emerson & Orme, Buick
0l6 n. I. Ave, NE. nu. 10000
PACKARp 1903 s-dr. sedan full,
sglipned Icy mtlease SOB
WO ti.sAti1
PLYMOUTH ias7 VS. Belgsders
cory eeautiasl E sd.,s., sdia -, ane
steerinr power brakes :. aud 81,
Wv tires white top, CSC 4 real
cream run Full price, 80, rs. Can
finance for 80 months.
Royal Motors plymouth
400 Ga Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
PLYMOUTH 81 Belvedere s-dr
SEDAN, s-tone. VS.; automatic
transmission. {. and h.; 81 500,
AkerS OldS-C Cadillac Co.
Fairlinston Shopping Center
Alex, Va. ov. I-03Su
oLYMoUTH laa0 Belvedere 81
convertible, power steeTine. mower
Z brakes, push button drive, radio
heater sportone iinish, very clean
I one owner. sale price Sf,g}Sl.
1 WHEELER, INC, CHRYSLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
iSliO WISCONSIN, NV EN- $1,000
PLYMOUTH 1889 cranbrook f-dr.,
light green. sales price. vi COS.
Royal Motors (Plymouth)
lslo0 GA Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
healer, Jet black; 1900 miles:
KIRBY'S KORNER
lArhngton'S Dodse-Plymouth Dealer
10th and Washington Blvd.
ia S-S3s5
We Don't Try--we Satisfy
PLYMOUTH 1854 4-door; original
black finish. and h. S405
TAKOMA FORD
S7sS Pinev Br. Rid, 8, s JU $1,000
PLYMOUTH SO VS. Belvedere 4.
door, puSh-buttan transmission. r
and h, wv tires. s-tone. i'm
imacnlafe +uSde an rlt 80 ;
low down payment, bank financing
KIRK MOTOR co.
Rhode island AYE, a! soth NE
; PLYMOUTH S7 Savoy 2-door;
: equipped with radio. heater, power
: steering. powerfiite. finished In =
tone onyx HACK, SnoW-erest white
a real hassain a. only si.sso'
AnacoStia ChryS. -Plym.
I170S Good Hope Rd. SIX LU. 10000
PLYMOUTH SO CranbFook sedan;
10, and h., seat covers. A tip-top
car. SSa5. written guarantee
1 TRIANGLE FORD
500 r. I. Ave. NE. LA. a-l003
PLYMOUTH 80 savoy 4-dr.: ny
tionai. ov. 3-i6i5.
WEYMOUTH '5A Beiveders sport
coupe; radio. heater: very clean;
lS7s5
KIRBY'S KORNER
Ariington's podEe- Plymouth Dealer
we Don't Try-We Satisfy
PLYMOUTH 81 club coupe. splen-
did eond perfect pass any IN
speetlon. 500. terms SIS down.
ROPER. LA. 6-2TO0.
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PLYMOUTH If57 VS. Belgederf
corv beautiful goddess cold and
white An; incl toraueiity power
steering power brakes, =. and h..
cream pulf Full price, -, rs. Can
finance Tor 80 month";.
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE

THUNDERBlRD-is,O00 MILES
Orie. owner leaving country. full
power equip. auto trans. hard
and soft tops, Continental kit;
like new: ~ ZOO. co. 5.b677.
TRIUMPH $50 TR-2 hardtop; s277
d0T n
BUY FROM THE LEADER
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
fVA.D SHOWROOM
1e00-10 King st. XII. s-5525
TRIUMPHS
TR-3
ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
sos N. r. Ave. NV. EX. 3-474l
1855 2-door; dark
green finish, radio and heater.
excellent cond.: 81 ,4il5. LOVING
CHEVROLET, 1899 E.-W. hwy
3 s., Nd. JU. 0-s000
vOLKsWAGEN '56; .. and h.: ex-
cellent condition; $1,000 or best
Offer. IA. 2-23fD5.
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PLYMOUTH !, 1889 cranb.ock 4-dr.;
Royal Motors tPlymouth)
slOO GA Ave. NV. ia, $4,000
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-dr. radio.
heater. Jet black; $500 miles;
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VOLVO

Direct Factory Dealers
500 " X. Ave. NV. Elk. 3-l7f1
WHY'S SO sta. waga 10000 "a;
WOOD ESQ. 4505 Lee hwy, All.
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Alex, va. ov. 3-03Su
PLYMOUTH 1856 Relvedere -"
convertible power steering. mower
brakes, push-button drive, radio
heater sportoue finish, very clean
one owner. sale price Sl.6S0.
EhR asEEEF w sSs SnHysEf pES StFa
tSin WISCONSIN NV. EN-. a-10.O
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1NUJ ~ I4VNUK0 u y IEIuUtttF
llO0 Ga Ave. NV ia. p-en0O
PLYMOUTH So Belvedere s-dr.
SEDAN, s-tone. VS.; automatic
transmission. 4 and h.; 81. 500,
AkerS OldS- Cadillac Co.
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SAINT Sain,. 1sassi. tires. OTicsd e sell.
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PLYMOUTH 81 Savoy 2-door
equipped with radio. heater, poWeI
tone onyx black, SnoW-erest white
"A real bargain al only Sl,s95,
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ntsi1 WIS. ave, kM. S-4ofJ
OLDS 1885 Holiday 4-dr. hardtop.
beautiful 2-tone with interior 10
match. hydramatie. fully equipped.
radio and heater. white-wall tires;
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BREWER MOTORS
KIRK MOTOR co.

VII Wiz. Ave EN- -.faWW
OLDSMoBTIE 1854 super IS, r,
and h.. hydFamatic, power brakes.
seat q i-owner spotless car at
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6lG n. I. Ave. NE. nu. 7-62ut
PACKARD 1863 s-dr. sedan full,
equipped; low mileaee S1Nh
( FLOOD PONTIAC, 51O0 Wis. ave,
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1905 Ca. Ave. NV. ia, D-alOa
PLYMOUTH SO 4-dr. VS. sports
sed. hardtop: dusty rose and white,
fully equipped, incl powerfiite.
power steering and brakes, 7. and
h.. Wv, tifes, etc. clearance price
81. 4e5, Can finance with S145 .dn,
ROYAL Motors (PlYmouthl
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KIRRY,S KORNER

lArhngton's Dodee-Plymouth Deale
10th and washington Blvd.
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Emerson & Orme. Buick
Page-Hughes Buick. INC,

SIC r. !. Ave, NE. Du. T-5a00
OLDS so ''aS" 4-dcor: r. and h..
hydra. power brakes and steerinss
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PONTIAC Chieftain -" De luxe
sedan; with hydfamatic, 2-tone
green flnish. Wv. tires, heater,
turn SIGNALS. Special today. 5000.
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FIWW Ga. Ave. NV. Ia, U-gUUU
PLYMOUTH SO sport suburban
station wagon A-dr.; pcwerflite,
radio. heater. power steering.
power brakes. 9-tone paint, Wv,
tires: one owner; low mileage; ST.
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PLYMOUTH SO VS. Belvedere 4.
and h, wv tires. 2-tone. i'm
maeulale nS'ae an oit : - !,
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a0in n. I. Ave. NE, LA, D-iO09
PLYMOUTH so club sedan; {
Page Hughes Buick, Inc.
teI All. Blvd, p O., " SLIM
PLYMOUTH 'sa s-doof; radio and
eater. S.lnA.