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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15

James NJ. Pickett. '55 Blair
graduate, has been selected to
appear in "Who's Who Among
Students in American Univer-
sites and Colleges"
Pickett, a senior at Washington
College, Chestertown, Md, will
graduate next June. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Pickett, 9405 Bruce dr., Silver
Spring.
NOrthWOod
The Northwood chapter of the
Quill and Scroll Society, interna-
tional high school journalism or
ganization, indicted II new mem
bers last week: S. Brown, V.
Cohen, r. Farrell, ]. Feinstein, ].
Greenberg, K. Johnston, ]. John.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15
High School Highlights
Extra Activities
Is Debate Topic

In these days when parents complain that there isn't
enough emphasis the three Rs when colleges the west
coast have under criticism and in been
pended for hearty pursuit of football players when the
cry Johnny can't read and its variations have become
national ciche; the Richard Montgomery High
School debate club to decide the question:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15

son, N. Paylor, S. Stone, A.
Svilpis, N. Tonkin, M. Wilson.
The staff of the Arrowhead,
school yearbook, will sponsor
their annual dance, THE Snow
Slide" from $50 until 1870 pm.
this Saturday in the gymnasium.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15

Gets in Your Eyes The
Crests are gaining friends with
little ditty called Sixteen Can
dies Paul Anka is light
hearted though becarse of my
Heart Sings" i. Bird-boy Bobby
Day is flying high with "The
Blue Bird, the Buzzard, and the
Creole" CWhat groupD
The Appleiacks are rocking along
with "Rock-a-Conga."
COZY COLE has been a big
name in recent months, linked as
it has been with such terms as
"Topsy," "Turvy," and part
two" Ane that name had
moved in the better musical cir.
cles before his recent splash.
After a stay at East Orange New
Jersey High School, Mr.. Cole
graduated to the big time. A
drummer. he has played for such
greats as Benny Goodman, Artie
Shaw, and Louis Armstrong. He
was featured as drum soloist in
the Broa dway play, Carmen
Jones'" With the famous Gene
Krupa, Cole opened school for
jazz drummers. Here's hoping
We'll hear more from Cozy Cole!
Larry Cox
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15
Army Recruiter
Moves Office

The U. S. Army Recruiting sta
ton. formerly located in the base
ment of the old Court House,
Rockville, has moved permanent
ly to new quarters across the
street at 40 Commerce la.
Sgt. Ed Brown, recruiter, said
the move was made to provide
more room in the court house
for an expanding government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

and osrlean p. Green, 81, Il4t
Owen pl. ne.
David R, Baxter. ~, 47ii New Hemp
S6, IRA 27th st. Sc.
Charles II Magruder. Fl, 300 Sd ri
n,ws and Emma r, Braxton, IL
Las gSs TX Keys 3 H. y; New orleans, snc
c,s Alyes z De%it.i e. ilGs S.rs Sc
e Jackson, 20, both Of 2S2 Emer,
john sGn II y sullivan. 81. 1898 Morris I'd
SCI, ana Lenora c, Grayson, 20
l445 Bangor ST. Sc.
Joseph nt Em s5S E ssIHi n 44mss Il u
Andrew p 10th, 90 Falls Church, anc
Virginia c. Miller, is, l74O p st
John A., MccollOm. 40. Rockville. Md.
Wisconsin ave, NV.
Nathan Smith. ~, Railway, N. J., ans
Rubye z. Martin "a, 3i7 Bath pl
James A, Thomas. 20. 1909 M st. nv. nv;
queens S6spei ter. ne. o. ''0.
Norbert Webb, 40, IlO6 Gault pl
ne and oohoola X. 1oliver, IS
b052 Central ave. Sc.
WHEY Ifyl SGh %s Of a 4sa P Ea4sy N b. qT
Herbert Prince, 20, 747 10th 81 Sc.
and Roxie M, Moore, II, COS F st
David E. Brown, 90. ITO 9Th st. ne
and Melvin L, Johnson, IS, ga Ho.
August J. sabaden, %, St, Louis, Mo.
and Kate R. Mcdonald, 81, 44Oi
Greenwich pkwy NV.
Robert z Lowe, "a, Bradbury Park
Md, and Janet E. Bowling, II
Kennoth r Fletcher, 4s. 24l5 Z
Silver Spring, ~ ~ ~
Carl T Wick, 20, Santa Monica
Calf, and Nancy J. Lilly, 22, Miami
oeorse Brookins, 25, 1858 23d st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Donald D, Thompson, 90, and Katie
Bella stalay, 80, and Iona zsoter, rs,
M both OF 1880 NJ st. NV.
a slfsalss b. 4SG7 f ria M &C. S'T O.
Henry Williams, az, and Mary Black,
:, 02 both Of zoos 18th st. Sc,
James Williams, 81. 1896 Clay terri.
ne and Helen Isaac, 20. 52b 8 st,
Phillip J. Butler, 10, 900 5bth st. ne,
and Joan T. Lee, II. 3l5 Lowrie pl
F'SSi's sS 81 E''i9H I'll SESs4 b. A.
Mark B &c Chadwick. 81. Hyattsville, Nd.
and snd Ruth y; Lojek' 49, 1883 Cali
s. nv " SSS Maaioliss M Newton,
LeNoyhnss U 4. Schroeder. 'S 81, 1921 Lang
lsy & s6 M w.. and sondra D, Sharp
" and Sarah N Bond, r. y" i ! T. G ? &
Robert N, Ball. as. and Marion Bray
Ma 20 .n,n both q ontsrir s,i csna d., =.
"f ROssSd sehrot s? e s 4sa5 conc
Earl s. Holmes, 10, s21 18th pl. ne
and Joan T, Butler. IL 376S HAYES
st ne.
CLAUS s 59hE Bs G Ss ysEnfS Scars sHe
N. Y.
Melvin A. Wade a.. 3445 3Sth st
NV, and Mary f Nesci. 80, 1000
Connccticut ave NV;
NV. and Dorothy M. Bell, 90 vii.
william RIllnS'0 e. RoS &C 90, Arlington, ant
Donna j Dyson, i6, Yakima, Wash
J. B. letter, %, and Annie Mckenzie
The Rev, John Stapler. ~, 1898 Raun
u. ne. and Annie Jones, IS, 1892
Corcoran st. NV.
James s. Green, 20, 1907 orren st. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. z. EDGAR

Reaction: One morning,
while crossing the Atlantic,
Novelist Sinclair Lewis OBJ
served that the prim lady In
the adjoining deck chair was
reading his latest novel.
A closer look revealed that
she was approaching one Of
the lurid passages that had
aroused a storm Of critical
comment. Out Of the corner
Of his eye he watched for
her reaction.
She read the passage with
out a flicker of emotion.
Then, after she had finished
it, she pulled back the deck
robe, got to her feet, walked
to the rail and dropped the
book into the ocean.
Encouragement: c o m e d y
Star w. C. Fields, a prodi-
gious drinker. was having a
few at the bar one day with
a stranger. The latter, in his
cups, suddenly leaned over
and conflded:
"You know. a woman drove
me to drink"
You're lucky" replied
Fields. II received no en-
couragement at all"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
jim BISHOP:
REPORTER
Dr.. Fuchs Makes Faust a Piker

was truly German then. The
university undergrad u a ties
were always demonstrating
about something political.
Klaus Joined the gang. He
paraded. He made speeches.
He talked of a Social Demo-
cratic Germany. He was OPP
posed to violence-ardently
oppoSed-but he Joined the
ReichSbanner. a group of
hoodlums who started street
fights.
He enjoyed this. He was
such a physical coward that,
. merely to be in the crowd
that assaulted the monarch
lists made him feel big. This
was 1880, and a new man
was on the way up. This
man was a Enthusiastically
to the right of slavery-and
his name was Hitler. Klaus
Fuchs thought that he was
funny. A rabble-rouser.
Pastor Emil Fuchs got a
new position. He took a post
teaching religious science
at Kiel University. He sent
for Klaus, and told him he
could study it at Kiel and
be with the family. Klaus
was obedient. He went home.
AS a student physicist, he
led his class. AS a politician,
he was a boob. Again he led
the Social Democrats and,
as he saw the rise of Adolf
Hitler. he saw the decline
of his own group.
THE SOLUTION, he fig
ured, was for the Social
Democrats to work tenn
porarily with the Commu-
nists. Between the two groups
there would be strength
enough to crush Hitler'S Ma
tional Socialist Party.
He was wrong. The Com
munist Party strategy was
to permit the Nazis to as
sumo power and, when the
German people saw how
loathSome Hitler was, the
Reds would take over the
whole nation. The Reds
would then obliterate all
parties.
Klaus Fuchs fought the
Brown Shirts in the streets
of Kiel. They threw him in
a river. He became so friend
ly with the Communists that
the Social Democrats read
him out of the party. That's
when he became a Red. A
dedicated Communist
Port Two Fridoyl
Copyright 1859,
King Features Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

Under D. C. lap couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, tDdit three
full day and recetve the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Jules M. Lucas, 81, 1892 r st. NV.
and June H, Simmons, 20. 3S 8 St
NV.
Billy H. Roberts, 81. 1914 q st. NV.
and Mary Z. orumbly. 20, Rich
Kenneth E, Proctor, 81, and poroithes
M. Bonds, 81 both OF 1918 d St
Franklin Campbell, 25, 1898 9TH st
nv. and Annie R. Inman' 2b' b0l1
Ernest Lewis. 30: and Joan C. Martin
ps ri SH S6vs Of S1oS sB issh a 81 mt E.
and Joan r. coOkson, 2b, Beltsviiie
Jack H. Bloch, %, Bethesda. and
eGS5s ses nd R. ROEahr' "a chev'
and Blanche o. Purcell 10, 1907 {
st ne,
Roberta Seidner, AZ. Bogota, Colombia
and Elsa Silva. 81, 1884 Lamont st
Charles H. Hairston. 81, 1898 oiraro
st, nv. and Betty A. Bradshaw, Is
30l 50th st. ne.
Russell C. smaliey. 81. 4407 Gault pl
ne, and Francine o. Parker, 80
1904 Jay st. ne ooo
and Margaret A. Hall, 10, 249 saith
Etsei Evans, %, Crum. W. Va. and
Marilvn X. Hall. 20, Winnebago
Jet hloR M. Douglas. 81, and cOrrins
Chambers, 3s, both OF 404 10th st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
DEAR ABBY

BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

Honesty is the best policy
and by far most effective.
Tell her you are sorry but
you have work TO do and
cannot visit on the phone.
~
DEAR ABBY: We have a
l2-year-old child who will be
the death of me yet. He alb
solutely refuses to eat any
food that is mixed" with
other food. Like II I have
meat and potatoes and I get
a little gravy from the pota-
toes on the meat, he won't
eat it. If I have creamed
corn and potato salad, If the
corn runs into the potato
salad he won't eat the corn
or the potato salad. ! have to
put everything on separate
dishes. I try to tell him the
food all gets mixed up in his
stomach anyway but he says,
please, Ma, you are turning
my stomach to talk about it."
Do you think he will outgrow
it or can this last a lifetime?"
WORKOUT.
Don't worry about it. Serve
his food on separate dishes
and don't make an issue Of
it. He'll probably OutgrOw It.
If he doesn't, you can give
his wife your condolences
right along with your con-
gratulatiOns.
Il 4
DEAR ABBY: We have
been married for three years
and are very happy. Our
problem is that my husbands
mother and father will not
talk to me or even look at
our two adorable children.
They are holding against me
a mistake we made before
we we're married. I think that
after three years they should
forget about the past, don't
you? I have no parents and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

1t would be so nice for my
children to have 'grandpar-
ents. ONE MISTAKE.
Your husbands parents are
being very foolish. OF course
they should forget the past.
Give them every opportunity
to be, with you and II they
refuse-believe me, they are
the losers.
4 4 y
To get ABBY'S booklet,
What Every Teen-ager
Wants To Know" send rs
cents and a large, self-ad-
dressed. stamped envelope to
ABBY in care of The Eve
ming Star.
For a personal reply. Drite
to ABBY in care OF The
EUeninO Star. Inclose a self
addressed, stamped envelope.
distributed by McNaught
syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
These are the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

DEAR ABBY: Please tell
me, If you can Cor maybe
someone else can If you dare
to print this) what is Gods
VIII? My husband and !
have been married for l6
years and have had nothing
but trouble. Our son was
taken to Juvenile Court when
he was IA because he never
had a fathers training or
guidance.
My husband says, TITS
Gods will" We are about to
lose our land because my hus-
band doesn't want to work.
He never watched his money
when times were good. He
says, "It's Gods will" Frank
ly, I am confused although I
have been to church every
Sunday since I was five.
CONFUSED.
Gods will" is that which is
beyond the power of man to
control. It's all right to get
down on your knees and pray
for something, but there Is a
time when man must get off
his knees and work for it.
y 4 *x
DEAR ABBY: I am a
housewife and the mother
of four children. My problem
is a friend who calls me 4
and 5 times a day and holds
the conversation for is and
20 minutes at a time. I want
to keep her friendship but
I can't stay on the phone
that long. I have used the
following excuses and wonder
If you can add any? /. Baby
into something. 2. Water run
ing. 3. Taking a bath. 4 Ex-
pecting an important call. S.
Have company, 6. Something
on stove. 7. Doorbell ringing.
Thanks, Abby, for any sug-
gestionS.
BUSY HOUSEWIFE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
The Suoer Snv-poyf One

Inc Super Spy-PoTt One
He walks the streets of
Leipzig shyly, a tall crane
blinking blandly behind thick
glasses. No one asks his name.
Everyone knows he is DR..
Klaus Emil Fuchs, the great
est traitor since AID. 80. He
walks the narrow cobbled
alleys without a hat, soaking
the sun. On the east side of
the square, the doctor passes
the RathauS and walks slowly
until his lean shadow darkens
the stone of Auerbach's Hof.
Perhaps the doctor stops to
look. Perhaps not. The Hof
was immortalized in Goethe's
Faust. In it, an old man sold
his soul to the devil tor youth.
DR.. Fuchs knows that DR..
Faust was a piker. Fuchs
sold the childhood of all
mankind.
HE is FREE NOW. He
served his time. The British
took him from prison a few
weeks ago and drove him 1870
miles to an airport and put
him aboard a Polish airliner.
Now, the doctor begins his
life anew among the Com
muniStS he loves. He is also
with his father, old DR.. Emil
Fuchs, who was once a Lu-
theran pastor and is now a
Quaker.
The old man was a mar
tinet among Christians. He
spoke his mind in and out
of the house and he spoke it
loud. DR.. Emil was so poor
at one time that he used to
preach at several Lutheran
churches around his home
village at RuSselsheim, Ger
many. Before World War !
started, the pastor told his
flockS that God would punish
those who hefted the sword.
God did. The losers lost
men and treasure, and the
winners lost men and treas
ure. Then the winners lent
money to the losers. Young
Klaus grew up in an aura of
defeat. He wore a Weimar
Republic button to school
one day and the monarchist
children tore it from his coat
and slapped his face. At
home, the dinners were made
taStelesS by long paternal
speeches about God. The boy
Sickened of it. He hoped the
day would come when he
would never hear of God.
God has granted his wish.
Klaus is in Leipzig, Red ter
ritory :.
Once, he studied here. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
Azores Misnumed

HORTA, The Abores.-The
Portuguese who took possession
of these islands go years before
Columbus reached the New
World called them the Azores,
or Isle of Hawks, for the many
hawks and falcons they found.
Later visitors found that they
were buzzards, not hawks, but
the name stuck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

&C.. and Eva M, Price, 90, 1917
Paul NJ Didicrgi, 80. New Rochelle.
y: X. and Mars Z. Lancaster. rs.
James W, saddler. 81, FresmansburS,
s Pa and Dorothy E Beam 90
Gerald ilsman. %, Arlington. and
Elaine B, BeckmAn, 20. Silver
Lewis Lee Thurston, 90. 1923 18th st.
nsTy and Virginia D. Stewart, 20,
Fred Ellis, as, 1918 o st. NV, ana
Catherine L. Williams, 80, 2l14 10th
Jo6ie ii, Watkins, 80 and Dorothy C.
Manigan, 80, both Of 1903 T st. NV.
Richardson, "a, both OF 91s o st.
clifton Neal. 10, % 9th st. ne, and
Marion Phillips, 10, 625 Piekford ST.
ne.
Randolph Pinkney, 40, and Binnie M,
Cobb. 80. both OF 1908 Park I'd. NV.
Harry +. Diedrich. %, 1927 2lst 81.
nv, and Barbara A. McGinnis. IS,
1929 2lst At. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

YEARS OF TESTING PROVE LONG
LIFE. In desert sun and mountain
cold, tires made of Butyl stay
flexible, don't dry or crack like
other rubber. They withstand de-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-30

Wagon Train Seasons Premere"The stagecoach Story
This one tangles stage lines franchise stagecoach
bandits Mexican revoutionaries and losses in Debra
Paget as Mexican patriot for good measure Scholars
may vince when they hear Debras version of Shylocks
famous speech but hardened viewers will accept the show
for what 1t is-just another Western. 7:30 pm wRC-
Men Into Space CHARACTERIZATION Probe" Bill Lundigan
stars as an Air Force colonel who is Americas foremost
space man. and tonight he leads the FIRST attempt to
orbit the moon. Production is slick and effective but
somehow your prevewer able to take the show
too seriously. Best part comes when Lundgan steps
outside Of his 25000-me an-hour space ship to make
few repairs and ends up as human meteor. II you
don't dig the bit this series will not change
your attitude. $50 pm, WTOP-9.
Perry Como Seasons PremiereA new day. another time
period change Of writers-but Perrys Just the
Cute spots include flirting duet between Perry and
Bing Crosbys taped voice, old home week with ex-
pansve Walter Brennan holding down a one-man show,
and the Jack Cole dancers in smart jazz sequence to
Benny Goodman's old favorite Sing Sing Sing" Incl
denaly Perry honors the request of sweet couple from
Brennans home town. put Your Arms Around Me Honey
and adds bit of unexpected but sure-re corn to his
diet Color. pm, WRC-4.
Circle Theater Seasons Premiere)-The Zone of Silence
Quietly paced. intelligent documentary dramatzes the
methods used by the ST. Josephs School For the Deaf
Bronx " to help their incapacitated children take
their proper place in society Particularly enghtenine
their manner Of dealing with the parents of these chill
dren who sometimes need much help their offspring
10 PM, WTOP-9.
This Your Life Seasons Premieme)-A very famous
and who's been around pretty accurate descrp-
ton of Ralph Edwards first biography Of the season
10 pm, WRCA.
Wichita Town Premiere)-"The Night the Cowboys Reared
Another new Western series with the gimmick being
that Dad Joel McCrea and Son Jody both appear
uars but not father and As for the rest of it
you've all before including the title which sounds
like vintage Wyatt carp. 1890 pmr wRCA.
Jack Paar ShOw-Hosess Arlene Francis brings friend
nett Cert along well Betty Furness and Jonathan
Winters. Newcomer Seba Carroll is the singer of the
evening with "Maaguena" and Caracas" her roper
toe and Jose obiges with Jungle Rhumba" suit the
mood. II 80 pm. WRCA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-30

terviews and hobby demon.
STATIONS. Starring Cliff Ar
quette.
11:00, WTTG t5)-Starlight
Theater: None but the
Lonely Heart" Cary Grant
and Ethel Barrymore. A
wanderer searches for spir-
itual fufillment u94D.
HIS, WTOP (9)-Late Show
Five Graves to Cairo.
Anne Baxter. British SOL
der left behind by his reg
lment in an Arab village
Is helped by a French girI
(l943).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-30
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880. WTOP (9)-The Lineup:
Observation-Disclosures series
based on documented San
Francisco police cases. War
ner Anderson.
$500, WTTG Isl Five Star
Feature: Lucky Partners. f."
Ginger Rogers. An artist
shares a sweepstakes ticket
with q girl. l940).
$500, WMAL (1-Charlie's
Hobby Lobby: Premiere. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-30
Other AN Stations

WeMS-s1o-ke.-s an. to MIdnishI Sstnf
Gay 7 an. 10 I p.m.. Sunday . an. 10
midnight.
wPlk-13e Ke.-Daylight only.
WARl-1eo Ke.--Daylisht enIy.
weAy-ioso ke.-Dglighf Only.
WusI-It7o Ke.-Daylisht snIy
wFAx-t77O ke.-Dy;isht Only.
WWpC-t7so ke.-7l.Asuf operation, eSeep'
sundsy midnight to ! an. Monday
wEEl-i3to ke.-2a-hsur eperatisa exeept
Menday midnight to an. Tuesday.
WooK-iiao Ke.-14-hsuF operation Mehday-
Saturday; Sunday 8 an. to Midnight.
WEAM-t3so ke.-7l-beuf operation, except
Sunday mIdnlght 70 en-. Msntay.
WDOM-tsle M.-DsyIight oaIy.
Wpec-tsSo M.-DsylIsht saly.
| WpnW-tae0 ke.-Dsylight enly.
wINx-teeo Ke.-7tAsu operatlss.
| FIN Stations
WRc.FM-s3.s Me.-s:3e an. 10 an.
WTOP- FM-ss.a Me.-2l-heuI operation.
WAsn-FM-s1i Me- an. to i2:is an,
Meaaay-Sundsy.
WOl-FM-ss.l Me.-s:3e an. to mltnlght
WfAk-FM-1oo.3 Me- an. 70 Midnight.
wwDe-FM tol.l Me- an. to . an.
WeMs-fM-te3.s Ms an. 70 midnight
Saturday an. 10 I Pm; Sunday . en-
10 midnight.
WARl-FM-ies.i Me.--Msaaay through sstur
day, I.3O an. 70 midnight.
weTs-FM-si.s Me.-s 70 10 IN. Suasay
through Thursday.
WUsr -FM-1oe.3 Me- an. to midnight.
WPec-FM-ss.s Me- Pm. to midHght.
WBvA-FM-toss Me.-Sundsy 70 an. to .
On; Msaday-sstuFtay. . an. to pm.
! WMAL-FM-1o1.3 Me.-s an. to i;As an,
WSn0-FM-so.s Me.-s:Gs an. 70 $50 On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-30
~ KEY PREVIEWS

ToniOhts top shoiDs as previeUed By TV KEYS stag,
pho attend rehearsdls match screenings analyze
scripts IN NeD York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions offered guide to area vieDers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

c RIs.aSS.. sss sT S.p kIs, si Se
e csSy.I IniSes s asSTs'OB' D. sS1s
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hss s ssn.e pa RSss pow Sld Steering
al University blvd, whesaon, Nd. I.
10. b-1296,. All new so Chevys
sacrificed this week end, Fri., Sat /,
Sun, Mon, only at exact invoice
Our cost One chance only. Open
Fri. Sat. Mon, o am. to 10 pm.
Open Sun. IL am. TO 9 pm.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 'S5 Coupe de vile; AL
come coma Th siSs Oe down. soO i1ssGry AR
P FiNisi BRANCH Iiscii % N SNoRi $500
Aver I'd. WA. 7-435l
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET SO: sparkling onyx
black. V-Ss fully equipped, excel.
cond.; payments as low as SO
LYNN MOTORS
300l 14th st. NV. AID: 4.464e
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Mcneil. PONTIAC

CADILLAC SIS 4-dr; T. and h;
auto trans, power steering and
payment, bank terms TO At your
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CADILLAC '5s convert. equipped
with everything. beautiful coral
finish. leather interior, $4,000 ae-
tual miles; strictly new-car eond.
S3,bfb E-Z terms.
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CHEVROLET $50 sta. Wag. VS. 4.
steering, power brakes, FACTORY
AIR CONDITIONED: 1 owner;
$1,000 with extra snow tires, Car
BE seen at Guest GARAGE. 1000
MASS. ave NV, entrance on
Idaho ave. NV.
CHEVROLET i57 Bel Air VS. COW.
h. sPd car a. fSsssfsaEsel! ffp " sFEci ysF'
so3n' WOLFE TSIT N Mo II ss y 4s nm
Moore ST.. Arl., Va, at Rosslyn
IA 4-3251
CHEVY '5S Model 2.dr.; standard
Transmission, beautiful green nm.