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Capitalize on Cruise

Mrs. Floyd williams was
to leave today aboard the
swedish = American liner
Stockholm" for a months
cruise. She will visit, from
the ship, Ireland, Belgium,
Germany. Norway, Denmark
and Sweden. Mrs. Williams
will give a piano recital for
her fellow passengers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-26
ADVERTISEMENT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-26
WHY GROW oLD3
Plastic Surgery Is
A Modem Wonder

sterile sandpaper to abrade
the top layers of the skin
down to the area where the
dirt. was embedded. When
the skin healed, its top layer
regenerated and the small
pockets of dirt usually dis
appeared.
BY Hand
The flrst sandpaper sur
gerry was performed by hand,
with the surgical paper
wrapped around a gauze roll.
However, new techniques de-
veloped and today a motor
driven hand instrument is
usually used, with the skin
either abraded by sterile
emery paper, especially pre-
pared for the surgeon, or by
a rotary wire brush.
The following are condi-
tons which surgeons feel are
aided by this procedure: Acne
scars, and sometimes freckles
and birthmarks.
Dermal abrasion can be
performed twice or even more
often if the treatments are
spaced six to nine months
apart.
One surgeon tells of the
woman director of a hospital
who had one of the worse
cases of acne soaring in his
experience. Over a period of
years he repeated the abra-
sive treatment four times.
The end results, he reported,
were quite remarkable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-26
Uruguay Celebrates
An Anniversary

daughter, Juliet, II. wearing
an aqua dress printed with
pink roses, mingled with the
guests. Mrs. Lacarte's dress
was a black and red print,
with full skirt.
Ambassadors along EN-
bassy Row were invited and
many friends from official
and residential Washington.
Officials Asked
Other guests asked includ-
ed the Atomic Energy Com
mission Chairman and Mrs.
John McCone, Deputy As
sistant to the President and
Mrs. Wilton Persons, Secre-
tary to the Cabinet Robert
K. Gray. and the Deputy Di-
rector of the Central Intelli-
gence Agency, 1t. Gen.
Charles P. Cabell, and Mrs.
Cabell; Undersecretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Fred C.
Scribner. jr., and Assistant
Secretary of Defense and
Mrs. Perkins Mcclure.
Also invited were Under
secretary of Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare Bertha Ad-
kins, Chief of Protocol and
Mrs. Wiley Buchanan, and
Assistant Secretary of State
for Economic Affairs and
Mrs. Thomas Mann.
Others on the party guest
list were the Director of the
State Departments Once of
South American Affairs and
Mrs. Bernbaum, Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs.
Francis Wilcox, and the
President Of the international
Bank and Mrs. Eugene Black,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-26
Buffet

Another attention. etter in
the garden was the long buff
fet table, conferred with a
huge cake which bore on the
top a frosted replica of the
blue and white Uruguayan
flag.
Small tables were scattered
around the edge of the lawn.
Ambassador and Sonora de
Lacarte. who interrupted a
Rehoboth Beach vacation to
come back for the celebration
which marks the 1880 year
since Uruguay won its in
dependence from Brazil-re-
ceived their guests in the
front entrance hall.
From there the guests
slowly wended their way to
the garden.
The Lacartes' attractive
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BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

REGISTER and Tribune Syndicate
We are living in a day Of
wonders and they are not all
confined to atomic energy.
To me, plastic surgery is
one of the most exciting mod
ern-day miracles. The things
they are doing are truly re-
markable!
Recently we have been
hearing more and more about
"sandpaper surgery" and
"dermal abrasion"
Many of my readers have
asked what the difference is
between the two and how
they are used. Therefore I
am bringing you some de-
tailed information.
When l tell you that this
comes from members of the
American Society of Plastic
and ReconStructive Surgery
you will know that you can
rely on it,
Can't Erase
Readers must realize that
surgery cannot erase scars.
1t sometimes can improve
their appearance so that they
are hardly noticeable.
Actually sandpaper surgery,
skin planning and dermal
abrasion are merely different
techniques to accomplish the
same end. The underlying
principle is the surgical abra-
sion of the upper layers of
skin in order to treat scars,
and occasionally move
freckles and certain types of
birthmarks.
Sandpaper surgery was de-
veloped during World War II
whom q surgeon discovered
that men we're much more
disturbed emotionally by the
unsightly appearance of their
face when it had been dam
aged by the explosion of q
land mine than they we're by
multiple body wounds.
Facial marring was caused
by bits of dirt, gunpowder
and debris, which had been
forced into the skin by the
explosion.
This surgeon developed a
technique which employed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-26

Uruguayan A m b a a dor
and Sonora de Lacarte cele-
brated their country's 133rd
anniversary yesterday with a
party in the garden of the
Woodland drive embassy.
The party was held out
doors despite the inclement
weather thanks to the fore
sight of the Uruguayans in
having a huge beige awning
erected ahead of time.
Although the ground was
somewhat damp, the awning
had screened it from the
worst If the downpour.
Roses. in several shades,
ringed the edge of the garden
and there were strings of red
lights to add color to the
festivity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-26
n WOMAN
DOCTOR
TELLS WHY
Pre:Marital
Sex
1SAEwayS
Wrong

In the September Journal, DR..
Marion billiard reveals her
lifetime thoughts on this vital
subject. She gives the facts -
practical, physical and emo
tional-why Nature herself lines
up against premarital sex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-26

NOW HERE is A FRENCH DRESSING light,
fresh subdy favored with garden herbs! A dressing
that awakens the full favor of salad greens-neyer
smothers it with heavy sweetness
IT SPARKLES WITH FRESHNESS! For you add
your oil and vinegar to Old Fashion French Mix,
easy directions are the envelope) You knOw your
dressing can't be fat, duled by thickeners. Its
taste is clear and bright. Enjoy it-tonight!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
2-USS SKATE

Second to conquer the polar ice days aer Under
Commander James Calvert the Skate passed under the
North Pole at 947 PM EDT August H. The Skate also
powered by Westinghouse atomic reactor.
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1-USS NAUTILUS

First to pioneer new trail under the polar ice Under
Commander W. R. Anderson it reached the North Pole at
Ills P NJ (EDT) August g. The Westinghouse atomic
reactor operating on small quantity of uranium enabled
the Nautilus to make this 5000 mile trip without refuet
ing and almost entirely under Water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
FIRST IN ATOMIC POWER

Six Of the first atomic submones-Powered by west
inohoue In addition the NAUTILUS and the SKATE, they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

s sDS jung E, Marie coOOs" Is Als1-
Thomas John crandOl 90. Bellemead.
Nd. and Ann Marie Wege, 90.
Chevy Chase. Nd.
Robert Lee Garrett. IS. Alexandria.
Va: ano Mary K. Green. Is, 1922
Hampton Herman Henry. -. 144s Cir
ard 81 nv and Margarita Davalos,
William Stanley voImut. Is, Long Is
AI ha Sers. Il, i7i7a n peth H &. Aat'
Robert Gambreli. r., Is, and Doris
Andree Wall. rs. both Of 1870 sth
Marvin Herbert Entzei. -. Cherry
Point. n. C.. and Dorothy Kathryn
Aleni %, ll05 18th st. nv.
Richards. 81. both q sic foots
Charles orren BraEE. 90. Dublin. Ca.
and Mary Elizabeth Phillips. Is,
1850 Consress ST. sc.
Nelson L. Raw. IT.. 80. $3.50 Connects.
sgt ave. nv. and Diane Marie
Frisdries Anton nsG neh SSSmoie a r. a rs
Ontario I'd. nv. and Rita Marie
orabmsier. "a. esII Foxhail I'd.
Norris T. Barber. "a. Buffalo. NY.
and Phyllis Joan Trausch. IS. 1871
Ray Lee s Par rsrren. 81, and Shirley Ruff.
Bernard Desslle short ~ ri, = 50. s5oi
4 st. ne. and Beverly vicurtiss
Potts, II. College Park. Nd
/ William James Hawkins. 81. and Con-
stance Marie shunar. Is. both Of
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880. WTOP ls) - Perry
Mason: 1.-THE Case Of the
Sunbather's Diary" A beau
tiful sunbather calls on
Perry Mason TO help explain
the theft Of all Of her pos
sessions including her cloth
ing.
$3.50, WTOP t0)--Have Gun,
VIII Travel: A barber shop
shave that Is interrupted
by gunfire sends Paladin on
another adventure.
1900. WRC (lD--End of the
Rainbow: (Premiere). New
program created by Ralph
Edwards. which win give
some person a chance 70
realize his LIES ambition.
Art Baker will be master
Of ceremonies.
1000, WTTG t5D--Ticket to
Hollywood: "Count the
Hours" starring Teresa
Wright and Macdonald
Carey. TV Key says: Mud
died melodrama about a
ranch worker and his wife
who are accused Of murder
ing ranch owners: he con-
fesses to spare his pregnant
wife 1889.
1880, WNIAL Us a Jews y
Theater: Might and Day"
starring Cary Grant and
Alexis Smith. TV Key says:
Biography Of Cole Porter is
effectively used to present
some Of the composers fine
music (l946).
lilo, WRC a. - First Run
Theater: Our Wife" star
ring Melvyn Douglas and
Ruth Hussey. TV Key says:
Lengthy comedy is too drawn
out. but is nicely made.
Trumpet player wants 70
marry q socialite, but his d.
vorce isn't final (l94l).
Ills. WTOP lSD--Late show
Kings Row" starring Ann
Sheridan and Robert Cum
mings. TV Key says: Young
doctor sees small town In
all its prettiness and squalor
at the turn Of the century.
Splendid drama. superbly
done in all respects (l94D
1850. WTTG 80 Pal a m q
Theater: The Saints Vaca-
ton" starring Hugh Sinclair
and Sally Gray. The Saint
prevents a very valuable Sc
cret from falling into un-
scrupulous hands tl94D.
1880. WTOP tN-Late: Late
Show: "Hellship Morgan
starring Victor Jory and
Ann Sothern. Tv Key says;
Dull melodraina about a
girls affection that is torn
between the tough captain
Of a tunaflshing boat and re-
generated wharf rat 1885,
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TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WASH-FM - Saturday
symphony: Piano Concerto
No. 3 In c Minor by Beetho-
ven. Concerto No. IS by
Handel and Symphony No.
Al in c Major by Mozart.
1900. WWDC-Report to the
People: David B. Karrick, Of
the Board Of Commissioners,
will be interviewed by Emer-
son Beauchamp. OF the Eve
ming Star and Yves Barth-
elmes. Of the Washington
Post.
$3.50, WGMS-Opera House
Complete performance OF
Mussorgsky's Boris Godou-
nov.
500, VOL - Good Music
Time: Credendum by Schu-
mann. Symphony No. 3 by
Ives and Suite No. 3 by
Tchaikovsky.
1000. WMAL-FM - Nocturne
The Fountains Of Rome by
Respighi and Beethoven's
Symphony No. 5 in c Minor
Opus 81.
lO:35, WWDC - Steve Allison
Show: Guests are Victor
Reuther and Werner Lywen.
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FIN Stotions

enthusiastically sfi ths sif.
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NARl-Fh-tos.t Me.-i;3o an. 10 Ip.m.. Men
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o. suslsy.
WusrFM- ioo.s Me.-I:3o an. 10 sp.m.
WMAl-FM-te1.s hs.-to:ts an. 70 mianlght.
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Other AM Stotions

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Sunday misnight 10 an. MsassJ.
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offered a guide to UteaOers.
Perry Como ShowPearl Bailey sick and tired Of those
lazy" songs she has to sing this show wake Up,
Man. she tells Perry they reel into medley of up
tempo tunes. Pearl also does "cest Magnihque" and
Ginger Rogers-whos hardly the sleepy type-song-
dances Married Can Always Get" Jack Carter grpes
about the weather. leads the experiment
proving Irving Berlin wrong when he said, There's
No Business Like Show Business Perrys tunes include
"ichtenstener Polka" "If" Catch Falling Star"
Color pm. WRCA
Polly Bergen ShowPoy after three-week vaca-
ton play Musical Questions" with Julius The
prove that for every song that question
another tune that provides the answer La Rosa
also suggests TRY Little Tenderness Polly teams
with her kabe Dad Bill Bergen the cornball ballad,
cold Mine in the Sky" Nice show. 8 pm, WRC-
Lawrence Wek show-A barbershop quartet number In
the Evening by the Moonlight" and Dixieand tune,
yellow Dog Blues" among the high spots this
ting The Lennon Sisters sing Till the End of Time"
and Larry Hooper ntones Mississippi Typ
ica Champagne Music" show. pm, WNdAL-7.
Gisee Mathematician may think you've tuned in on the
old hit parade tonight Gisee has former partners Rus
sell Arms and Smoky Lanson on hand for tunes like
and Marriage" This Old House" and Let Me Co.
Lover" It makes for pleasant show $3.50 pm, wRC-.
GunsmOke-Two ruthless buffalo take Marshal Dill
Ion and Chester by surprise intending to kill them There
are some good fight scenes and superior performances by
Jack Kugman, Patricia Smith and John Anderson.
frst-rate episode. 10 pm. WTOP-9.
Mike Wallace InterviewsAn interesting change in formal
tonight The williams interview is Cancelled
Mike asks Nobel Prize winners including Writer
Pearl Buck and Scientist Linus Paung to pose what
they consider the pressing problems dividing the
world. These issues-which include disarmament Colo
naliSm and distrust-then are turned
over to Statesmen John Boydor Of Scotland and Les
ter Pearson of Canada both Nobel Peace recipients
The whole point Of the show How lasting
peace9 10 pm, wMAL-7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TontChts top shows pyeUtewed BY TV Kevs STAFF
who attend rehearsdl. match screenings and analvze
scripts In New York and Hov0ood. Their opinions are
offered as a guide to Uiewers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Middle East Topic

DR.. Franklin L. Burdette, d.
rector Of the Bureau Of Govern
ment Research. University OF
Maryland. viii discuss Amer.
lean responsibilities in the
Middle East" at the interna-
tional crossroads breakfast
am. tomorrow in the Central
YMCA. 1886 @ street NV.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. LatD couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day. tDait three
full days aud recetUe the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Open House at AU

The biology department Of
American University viii hold
open house from 2 to $50 pm.
tomorrow in Hurst Hall. Mas
sachusetts and Nebraska ave-
nues NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

Leanored Samuel scherr. rs. Baltimore
sne AR Rita GOLDBERG, %. Hyatts
Homer Thornton. 81. and Elsie Mari,
Bruce. 81. both Of s23 crittendeE
willie james Smith. is. soc Randolph
81. nv. ana Doris LoWery. 10
Willie C.. Simon. Fl. $50 40th ct. Sc
and Mat0rta Hawkins, 10. ~
GRESHAM pl. NV
Carl william Shauan. 81. lA2H Rhod
bsrSsra Coleman. Is. -e coIl.se e' PaTR
clyde Melvin Goldman. 81. chicaso
and Rose Marie Reyes, 10, Airing
SIDNEY Feidman. IS. and A. Berth,
Smith, 40, both Of Baltimore.
Alfred A. Bacher. Sc, $500 Wisconsin
ave NV. and Desolfne Lecca. 80
1888 Belmont I'd. NV
Peter Balodimos, rs. 55eQ 18th St
NV. and Barbara Ann Thomas. -
Chevc.ly Manor. Nd
Anthony Vincent DeConcilis. "a. 4e0l
Massachusetts ave NV. and Sarah
Corinne Martin, 10. Arlington. Va
William Massey King. IT,. "a. 4227
18th st. nv. and Lucille Berths
volten, 50, Arlington. Va.
Jimmy Gayle Curtis. Rockville, Nd.
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SCARS

~, OWENS sedan cruiser; sleep 4,
9O-h.p. marine motor. SIS. DU
7.4404, Mayo, Nd, UN. 1871
14-FT. PLYWOOD RUNABOUT
completely ilbreglassed. 10-h.p
motor. Steering Wheei. remote eon.
trol and trailer: S426. CH. S-47o6
CRUISALONG, as 22-ft., sleeps 4
46-h.p.: Grey marine engine: 81.
1905, must sell. Can oV. 3-3667
eyenlnes.
WANTED = Marine engine, 40 q
100 hip. with marine TRANSMITS
sion; avg. cond. Call RA. 6-4328
~ Fl. SEA KING RUNAB0UT,
front and center deck, with Mer.
curry Mark 20 motor and controls.
askIne $3.50. sOV. 3-5329.
CUSTOM RUNABOUT-FuIIy equip
trailer. Phone CT. $500. Hs'
LANQLEY's MARINE RAILWAY
!, 2.6-it;. l-yr.-oid boat; $1,000 o.
1865 s2-ft. sleeper cruiser
Owens; slightly used; $500.
/ 3l-ft. Chris-Oraft with twin en-.
gtness $500: excel. cond.
4S-ft, 13-ft. beam fishing part,
boat; $4,000, with marine engine
Other used boats.
Ihess boats must sell for best
AL. ~. - <.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

ALPHA ROMEO vELoCR-Aueust,
Ss a slS Srd.I 1sa 6 TsSSs h %Hsi
$685.. Of. S-si1s Sas. pm,
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sEAsR0RE PROPERTY

VIRGINIA BEACH, vA.-Mod /:
ns;n;;i l d::,I bsds% Ss recently
IanusV' laEn; z blks. from elem.
transis. $4,000. iSoS; SsItic
ave. Phone Va. Beach 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

44Ol. Conn. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-6e6z
Packard 81 900" sedan: :. and
b., auto. trans, Wv. tires, orig.
blue. govd cond. Call RE. 0-43eA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08
HOUSES TO BUILD

WILL BUILD 3 or 4 bedroom home
on your lot; payment low as
S1.500 down: will finance: lots
avail. H. c. HUBBARD, OV. 3-1046
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

oIbE 'Ss SUPER rs" S-doo7; !.
S sac vii. aug con ssIass w IL: Ssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

PLYMOUTH 1857 VS. Pify sport
srnite, power steering. power brakes,
r. and h.. Wv. tires. ETC.: STU
in neW-car warranty. Full price,
$2.795. Can finance for 80 mos.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08
L0Ts. ACREAGE isr SALE
tcoNTlNuEp)
20 LOTS
FOR $1,000 DOWN

In red-hot Mclean. All utilities,
grade. EHA-vA approved. recorded
and ready to so. Only 81 ,60b each
with partial subordination. $4,000
70 Esu $4,000 oo s.rrogndins homes.
sao 81 MlRC Nh. SAR siRssSE Pine :r: ~ /:
. deadline on this oiier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

1928 &c. Ave. NV. IA. o-605o
PLYMOUTH '57 VS. club sedani
sppeSrsnce and cond. TX: new new.
with 5000 actual miles; fully
equipped. incl powerilite. r. and
h.. Wv. tires, etc. Full price,
$l,795; can finance for 80 mos.
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Lots, ACREAGE WANIEp

wANTED-APT. HOUSE GROUND
Ssthssda. chevy Cha Chase a'c q Rcck..
SION q CO.. I'll 8 pm. eos 18th
st. NV. ST. 3-0550.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08
AUTOMOBILES FoR SAFE

Is 1850 ..'9s. club coupe: So.
9 natural miles; excel. eond.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

SsSiraSe NV ios 81 as sillcOh.
s snap =, lne 5ssSoh heat. Shown By
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

CHEVROLET 1854 hsrdtop: red
cold. Owner leaving country;
$996. JE. A.4o30.
CHEyROLET '55 YES Bel AIT; fully
equipped. 2-tone blue and white
i eS,, q clean; ,sisslee LoyINo
s. s., Nd. 10. $4,000.
cHEVRoLET 1880 bel Ar haTdfon:
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lcoNTINUED)

cENTRALLY LQCATED. tura,. /.
ma s.ssptios sRn0 Serves sssr'i ins
Remembering lssietents syaiiahia.
COURTESY ASSOCIATES. 10Th
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ON BEAUTIFUL 0LEBE CREEK,
3.000-tt. sandy waterfront. clear
SAT- water. 5 acres oysters, crab
s s5nS, g Scsk n5s nhiinns and gang:
furnished house, with \ bedfms
kitchen, bath, living rm., large
screened porch. OWNER: 500
500. Write Box l44.A. star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

PLYMOUTH 1855 VS. 2-dr. SAVOY
club sedan; nice turquoise and
white fnish; fully equipped. Pull
price. $So5. Can finance with sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

G Sssss@ssI, o IsS n:ss sSE ss ss.4S
rILoop D. Po sgaaSc 4ssi cenn.
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CARS !.
WANTED

Desperately needed. sood; clear
Eaiflnl. Also vasons and piek1Hnss,
PENNY MOTORS
1880 3 !. Ave. NE. LA. or22Ol
SELL Us YOUR CAR NOW. caSk
Tor clean b3 70 '69 m0deIs. vii
Ess.r @ 9sa p. , pay cash dif'
Olds
1000 Wilson BLVD, Ar. "a. s.s4m
WE WILL PAY TQP POLAR
Northwest Motors, Inc.
44O1 CONN, AVE. NV.
WO. 6-5654
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TRIUMPHS
TR-3

ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
COG N. Y. Ave. NV. Elk. 3-l7ll
VICTORIA '5s 8 pass. German
sport car; sensational; $780, de-
nvered. JACK PRY. 18th and p.
VOLksWAGEN 1857 sedan: EXPORT
model: blue, white sidewalks; e1-
eel. eond., $500 MI; 81 $50 cash.
No terms. OIL. 2-9047. z
'SShsis sS E.S sSd si Gs a. e. @.v =
best ofier I'M. 3.2961.
voLKswAGEN $50 Mlcro6os sta
t slSn ,ESsalESSni excel eOnd.' must sen.
v0LKsWAGEN '55 De luxe ssd1ni
fPloYe EgrIgaSSCo excel eond'i si.2oo.
VOLKsWAGEN 1876 s.R.; polar
viii guarantee. "a. $1,000.
VoLKeWAooNs 'b8. s1,59B
BROWN MOTORS /,
IVY n. /. Ave. NE. DE. 2-B2SD
y2NsXS srv 10 c SScr .1:. a..:
I'M gsEnfO
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IT'S A
CAPITAL
IDEA

Invest In 40 units IN the heart
apis; or once bldg: perfect for !
=. WINSTON 4 CO.. 81. S-O55O.
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INVESTMENT PROP. ior SALE

DOCTORS ORDERs--Must sen I'M
fixtures. 3 spts.; "a. ave. next
70 large chain store; plenty Of
foot trafhc: Ideal for any type Of
business. OWNER, PE. 3-4202
for Appointment.
NICE. 1-family, 2-bedrm. duplex-
sssSs.aso.~ nls sWE IHfa.l0 70. I;a..Sassi.I
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HANDIEY FORD

1923 GA. Ave. NV. IA. 9.60b9
cHRYsLEK 'b4 VS. New Yorker
seuIp: incl poEsEnlss. 3: st. p
sSmall 1dE down pa zI1s nc. ~
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LlaAL nerleEs
BERNARD .. AMIss. Asssrns,

BERNARD Z. AAlEeo. Allefney
1908 kenn.yIpahla Ave. NV,
UNITED STATES DISTRACT COURT
Tor the District of Columbia, Hold.
Ing q Probate Court --Natato Of a
EDITH AnEiL. Deceased. - No
1920. Administration nockel
1876, - Application haying been
made herein for probate Of the
last viii and testenlent Of said de-.
ceased, and for letter. lestamen.
saTg , On sad s:,a,s. y THE |! RL ! !.
TON, p, g. u V ordered this 3Tq
aay q January AID. 1895. that
Fannie Lucy Pernandel. Helen
hssnd, hsrNsfs Assll- ARtolnsts !.
S Snn, NAH. ASs l Rsf AZ ss I Ss,ss,
hsi'; .c :. .S : .Ss s 81 sS.,. 80 eo q
MondSy, re ION dsy y feS !.
FuaTy. AID. 1855. at 10 o'cioek
AN. 70 show cause why nueh ap-
plieation should not be sTanted
the "Washington law Reportes
each o. thres successive weeks bs.
fore the return DAY herein mem
toned, the Arst publication 70 be
not less than thirty days before
HoNoRHsi. SotIrHA ). LAWS.
Chief judge Of said Court, this 1fd
s ess.l ?. A,.: sane JsobiiN A. poil2 IHs
Deputy REGISTER OF wills for the
District Of Columbia, CLERK Of the
Probate Court, ia7.14,2l