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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-06

On q quiet residential street in
WilloughbY. S rooms with ex.
pension up Ia cor ot.oched 90.
rage. You must see this!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-06
RANCH HOME

Eost of Willoughby. Living room
is l4x24 with q wood-burning
fireplace. full basement. at
toched garage. If you're in the
market for q beautiful home
you must see this!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-06
Mentor Brick Ranch

On beautiful Ceddrwood Dr..
north of Loke Shore; this utroc-
tive ranch home lectures over
2.2oo So. #. Of living ureo with
large bedrooms. 27x23 #.
living room and stone wood
burning fireplace. dining room.
cheerful kitchen and breakfast
nook. large utility room. l2xl4
poneled fomily room. 2la baths.
2-cor attached garage. plus q
host Of many extras. This is an
extremely high quolitY home.
Coll us for an appointment
today.
EVERS0N
Lake Shore at Eost 242nd
Redwood l-6200
Evening star., 1959-12-18

How RambIers Basic Excellence 6rinas
You Balanced Qualities Of Usefulness
The 1860 Rambler has been built to meet the publcs
specific needs in motor car-to give the ideal balance
of qualities that are most useful to the user:
Highest quality ideally balanced with lowest prices
and best resale value.
Fine performance ideally balanced with top econ
omy, proved by 10 years and Is billion owner
driven miles.
. Big car comfort ideally balanced with small car
handling ease.
Greater strength and durability ideally balanced
with less bulk and weight due to Single Unit
Construction.
o Smart modern styling ideally balanced with spa
cious, easy-to-enter interiors.
o Plus exclusive "Deep-DiP' Rustproofng :. Wild
est choice of compact models. smoother Deep
Coil" Ride :. finest heating, ventiating and air
conditioning reclining seats adjustable
headrestS and many other exclusive luxury features
That is why the runaway compact car success of 1860
is RAMBLER-the originator and worlds largest
builder Of compact cars.
Evening star., 1959-12-18
What will this year Of the Big Turin
do to your new car investment

THE YEAR of the BIG TURN has begun.
Il Its significance should not be underestimated
by anyone who plans to buy 1860 automobile.
For the BIG TURN is more than the about-face
the biggest car manufacturers were forced to make
as result of Rambler'S outstanding sales success
More than the end of the big car size and horse
power race.
More than the introduction of limitations of
Rambler.
More than the reduced number of big car makes
and models.
The BIG TURN not only marks the beginning of
the decline of big cars, it also casts the shadow of
early ObsOlescence over any 1860 automobile built
with Od-fashiOned, separate, bOted body and frame.
Consider this. A little over two years ago, RAM
bier was the only American car built with modern,
arcraft-type Single Unit Construction. All welded,
it is stronger, permanently rattleproof.
Now for 1860, most American cars boast of full
or partial unit construction.
1t is only matter of time until all cars will be
built this better, modern way
s....m....a What then will happen to the resale
.NADAl value of cars built the old way?
sss - AS to Ramber's resale value, there
- | is no question.
Both nationwide Official Used Car
~ Guides show Rambler has the highest
resale value of any lOw-priced car.
"7radavArk American Motor,
Evening star., 1959-12-18

Since the introduction of the new u S. small cars,
Rambler popularity has scared.
At two auto shows where people could compare all
makes side by side, surveys showed Rambler led all
cars, big and SMALL in buying preference. At third,
Rambler was second only to the largest selling car.
Because people see in Rambler the New Standard
of Basic Excellence the new yardstick by which
car values are now being judged.
What is this New Standard of Basic Excellence?
How can you be sure to make the safest car invest
ment? What should car buyers look for?
First, look for the 1907 Single Unit Construction
you get in Rambler. Not old-fashioned bolted con-
struction. Only thus can you be sure your 1860
will not be obsolete in a year or two.
Look for "Deep-Dip" Rustproofng* Most cars
get only surface spraying which leaves vital interior
steel unprotected. A few get shallow dip" Only
Rambler is actually submerged to the roof in rust
proofng primer paint.
Look for true six-passenger room-ease of en-
trance See that only Rambler gives you the Best of
Both: big car room and comfort for six 6-footers,
plus small car economy and handling ease.
Look for proved economy. Rambler's is certified
by Is billion owner-driven miles, as well as by Off
cial Mobilgas Economy Run and NASCAR records.
Look for full choice of models, not just one or
two. Rambler offers you the worlds widest choice
ofCompact* cars, including l6stationwagon models.
Evening star., 1959-12-18

Look for quality of materials and workmanship.
Compare Rambler'S careful craftsmanship with cars
costing hundreds of dollars more.
Look at prices. Rambler saves on every model. At
least S23S on 6-cynder economy wagons, for example.
In this year of the BIG TURN, with so manv
imtatorS of Rambler on the market it is more i'm
portant than ever to compare. To be sure you are
making the wiSeSt, safest car nvestment-no matter
which car you are thinking of buying-it should be
measured against Rambler, the New Standard of
Basic Excellence Be fair to yourSelf-protect your
new car investment. See your Rambler dealer today!
AMERICAN MOTORS CORPORATION
RAMBLER. .KELvINAToR. METROPOLITAN
M YA RAMBLER AMERICAN aDOOR SEDAN
I||1I|Ei *1795
Suggested kenoshs
Wisconsin for 2doO
and local taxes
G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
The importance Of Doing Your Best
By BERNARD M. BARUCH
Financier and Elder Statesman

class volunteered. She picked kind, generous boy
Clarence Houseman, who acted as my guide and
who 20 years later became my business partner.
AS the days wore on, all the fears engendered
by a great city-whose horsecarS and rumbling
elevated trains and great noises had been foreign
to me-disappeared.
did not realize then, as did in after years,
that this teacher was smoothing my path She en-
couraged me in my studies and held up to me the
preceptS should follow. She stimulated in every
one not alone desire to do what she wanted them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

one so dear to me. How could any one put into so
few words what would give the recipient so much
inspiration and courage? Many, many times have
I taken up that book, which have treasured all
these years. and reread the inscription.
For the rest of her life, remained in touch
with Miss Blake. When she died, was called on
to speak at memorial service for her I said
hoped that when l. too, went to my reward, would
find Miss Blake waiting to show me to my seat.
College professors and instructors well
known to the public and usually are remembered
by their students Our high school teachers receive
less recognition, but even they are better known
than our elementary school teachers. In part that
is because we tend to remember only our most
recent teachers.
Yet is is the grammar school teachers who fit
our feet firmly on the lowest rungs of the educa-
tional ladder, enabling to climb ever higher The
information these teachers put into our heads is
less important than their influence in shaping our
character.
1t is the teachers, and especially those who deal
with the very young, who have made tn character
and conscience of America what it is day 1t is
they who will continue to instil ethics, decency,
and determination to do the very best; they who
have made America what it is and must always be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
MEMORABLE LESSONS

A IL OF US can remember some teacher, or
IA teachers who kindled Imagination, Ia
Spired us with some ambition, guided us through
some difficult moment set our feet on the path
of success.
I myself still wildly remember gentle grade
school teacher in PS. SO in New York. Katherine
Devereux Blake. entered her class bewildered
and timid child of 10, fresh from my native South
Carolina.
New York was a strange and frightening place
to me- It was her warm understanding which more
than anything else helped me to make the transit
ton to life here.
Clinging closely to my mothers hand and skirt,
was lead into the classroom, where what seemed
like innumerable faces swan in fog before my
frightened eyes, Then heard a voice. a very gentle
voice.
Some one approached and said, while she
placed her hand upon my shoulder: Nov, Bernard.
am so happy to have you. am sure the other
boys are pleased, too Will you sit in this seat?"
sat behind little desk, and the class went on,
paying no attention to me.
As school was about to be dismissed, the teacher
asked, will some boy volunteer to take Bernard
home and call for him in the morning until he
knows his way to and from SCHOOL," The whole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
A lesson from Bernard Baruch's teacher:
DO the best you can and be sure you are
doing the best you can.

to do but desire to do it because they enjoyed
trying to live up to what she expected Of them
Miss Blake always told do the best you
can, and be you doing the best you can.
When you have done that, you have equaled the
efforts results accomplished by any other boy
or girl"
When left her class, she gave me a volume Of
Charles Dickens inscribed to me for "gentlemany
department and general excellence" That was the
first prize ever received, and never have received
SUNDAY, WASHINGTON. c. Il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
FEAR NO EVIL
God IS Perfect and good

Mind of our heavenly Fa-
Their, which enabled Him TO
have mercy on the sick. heal
them and through that One
Mind turn wafer TO wine, al
so feed the muItifvdes and
raise the dead.
Mrs. Eddy in her textbook.
Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures, gives the
definition for God as fol-
lows:
God. The great am; the
aII-knowing, sIl-seeing. all.
acting, sII-wise. all loving,
and eternal; Principle; Mind;
Soul; Spirit; Life; Truth;
Love; all substance; InteIIi-
genee.
"CoI is one God, infinite
and perfect, and cannot be-
come finite and imperfect.
tp $50
In these times when we
place our thinking on God,
and Christ Jesus, many good
things come to pass in our
daily experiences.
Continued on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
BY Elizabeth Ellington

Because God is Mind. all
are embraced by intelligence.
However. We must know that
Mind and intelligent divine
Principle cannot be ex-
hauSied.
David had confidence in
God In Psalms PSI we find
HIM claiming All OF the good
which Was ever-preSent then,
and now.
The Lord is my shepherd;
shall not want"
Mary Baker Eddy says
"tDivine Love) is my shep-
herd. ! shall not want"
The earth is the Lord S.
and the fullness thereof; the
world. and they that dwell
therein.
Rejoice in the Lord, 0 Ye
righteous for praise is come
~ for the upright.
The above true facts are
found in Psalms.
Jesus had in him that one
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
"H0W WOULD YOU SETTLE
THE STEEL STRIKE?"

Full Page NY. Trib - 1913
lad - The American Economic Fovndafion)
l. The key issue of the steel strike is simple WHO
SHOULD GET HOW MUCH FOR DOING WHAT IN THE
PRODUCTION OF STEEL?
Everybody who read understand the argument
when il simply presented and form his opinion
to how il should be settled
Moreover, everybody has right to opinion in This
strike because everybody is affected by it,
But the simple truth needed to form opinion has.
thus far. not been publicly presented.
Here it is:
T. THE INCORRECT ASSUMPTION THAT HAS CON.
FUSED COLLECTIVE BARGAINING IN THE STEEL
STRIKE land MANY OTHERS) is THAT WAGES SHOULD
GO UP JUST AS FAST AS PRODUCTION PER -MAN-HoUR
GOES UP.
This theory has been accepted in the United States by
most industries since World War H.
Obviously, as long as this theory prevails the consvm-
ing public will again have the advantage of the lower
prices that used TO follow improved hourly productivity
This error based the faulty conclusion that the
human energy Of the worker is responsible for the in
creased production
AS MATTER OF FACT. LESS THAN so OF THE
ENERGY USED UP IN STEEL PRODUCTION is SUPPLIED
BY The WORKER - THE REMAINING $3.50 COMES
FROM THE TOOLS SUPPLIED FOR THE WORKERS USE
TO SAY THAT THE STEEL WORKERS SUPPLY THE
ENERGY THAT MAKES STEEL is LIKE SAYING THAT
THE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER SUPPLIES THE ENERGY
THAT HAULs THE TRAIN
Continued Next Week
PASTOR HITS US. GREED" DR.. PERRY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
POPULATION EXPLOSION. f."

THE TESTIMONY
FRIENDS IT is GOOD TO BE IN YOUR DEAR
CHURCH AGAIN. THE READINGS ARE MOST INsPiR-
INC AND AN GLAD THAT WE WERE GIVEN THE
SPIRITUAL INTERPRETATION OF THAT 18th VERSE
OF THE lst CHAPTER OF GENESIS MANY YEARS AGO.
UPON READING IT. ASKED MYSELF NUMEROUS
QUESTIONS THERETO AND FOUND MUCH ENLicHT-
EMINENT IN OUR BELOVED LEADERS iNTERPRETA-
TON OF THE FIRST VERSE OF THE FIRST CHAPTER OF
GENESIS DEALING WITH THOSE WORDS:
IN THE BEGINNING GOD CREATED THE HEAVEN
AND THE EARTH,
See TESTIMONY. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
Birth Control Population Explosion
(EoodJ = Planned Porenthood

by Rev. Or. R. Norris Wilson, DID.
PRESS CONFERENCE, NATIONAL COUNCIL OF
CHURCHES.
DR.. WILSON PRESENTED EXTENSIVE STATISTICS
RELATIVE TO TIE POORLY FED. UNDERNOURlsHED
NATIONS, AFFLICTED WITH THE POPULATION ExPLO
SION -
Denmark relatively prosperous l43
Mainland China - 213
India - 245
ndonesia AIS
Egypt - 900
The figures represent the number Of people per So
kiomefers OF arabic land"
1T TOOK 5000 YEARS FOR WORLD PoPN TIC
REACH BILLION 1894"
See BIRTH CONTROL, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12

TRIBUNE PUBLISHERS TESTIMONY. SIXTH
CHURCH, CHRIST. SCIENTIST.
HYMNS, READINGS, INSPIRING, INCLUDING
GENESIS l:28 = OUR TEXT
And God blessed them. and God said unto them. BE
FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY. AND REPLENIsH THE
EARTH AND SUBDUE IT: AND HAVE DOMINION OVER
THE FISH OF THE SEA- AND OVER THE FOWL OF THE
AIR. AND OVER EVERY LIVING THING THAT movETH
UPON THE EARTH"
BE FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY!
JESUS. MRS. EDDY's PUBLIC PARENTH00D !
1T is IMMENSELY COMFORTING TO CONSIDER THAT
PHRASE OF GENESIS, IN THE LIGHT OF THE
COMMUNITY PARENTHOOD OF OUR GREAT MASTER
AND BELOVED LEADER AND THEIR MULTIPLE
CATION OF SELF GODS IDEAS. MUlTLMLLiONS
OF TIMES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
WE REJOICE OVER PRESIDENT EIsENH0WER's
PEACE MISSION : GOD INSPIRED J. POLITICAL
COUNTERPART OF ST. PkUl'S EUROPE.
EAST ASIA MISSIONS?
MORAL PURPOSE CIRDS EISENHOWER
FOR TRIP"
Christian Science Monitor l2-3 Afsni ed
by Andrew +. Eueh0uf CS.+++

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of our fafher-Moiher God all
moniovs" o. 10 Science and Health with Key 10
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world MESA
and mission who wildly the grace OF cod-do FRI
hsvf-Msrfn Luther Job in this age )! And howl seier
& Health our textbook, is Gods Lberafor OF the Bib
AHIcHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF @
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER
HIS FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated niquIfy!
The "kewsrm live in fools paradise!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12

"SPEAKS AT DARWIN MEETING
"RELICI0NS Do MED-SIR JULIAN HUXLEY. II"
Free Press-chic. Trb -27
THE SATAN BOUND" NON CHRIST SCIENTIST f!
RELIGIOUS CRIPPLES ALL!
COD ADDITIONALLY, VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE.
DEAR SON. JULIAN: you AND THE SATAN
BOUND" CLERGY, RELIGIONS. LAiTY WILL BE-
COME CHRIST SCIENTIST ! - THE ULTIMATE
OF YOUR NEW ORDER or THINKING ALL NOM
CHRIST SCIENTISTS ARE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
cRIPPLES PERSONS or DEFECTIVE SANITY.
JUDGMENT, HONESTY INTELLIGENCE THE
ETERNAlITY OF THE CHRIST IS NOT QUESTIONABLE,
BUT ABE LINCOLN SAW SOMETHING or YOUR
VISION QUOTING SHAKESPEARE THAT THE DEVIL
USES SCRIPTURE FOR HIS OWN PURPOSE
See RELIGIONS DOOMED. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
WARNING TO all NON CHRIST SCIENTISTS:
"REPORTER AT LARGE"
WANT TO KEEP LIvlNC?-
STEER CLEAR or ALL kiTCHHIKERS"

SIEEK ILEE!s Or All AT IHhIKEkS
Free Press ll-26
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
JESUS WISELY DEcLARED CAST NOT We YOUR
PEARLS BEFORE SWINE. 1T IS NOT MEET TO CAST
HOLY THINGS BEFORE DOGS ALSO: BE re
WISE AS SERPENTS, HARMLESS AS DOVES
cHRlSTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS MAY DARE
TO BE GOOD sAMARlTANS.' BROTHERS KEEPERS
THEY KNOW HOW TO BE DANIELS IN THE
LIONS DEN WITHOUT BEING CONSUMED!
EXAMPLES: C.S. GIRLS. WOMEN. RE WOLVES
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS INCOMPATIBLE.
DIVINE PROTECTION IN TWO WORLD WARS,
AND KOREA.
See WARNING NoNcHRIsT SCIENTISTS, Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
For the Newlyweds

An ideal home to start your bllssful
married life. Klean, Kute and
Kozy three-bedroom rambler with
wonderful recreation room. Tree
shaded lot and beautiful shrubbery
dG g ths charm RIM Of t this home
A low price Of Sis.bOC puts this
home within your BUDGET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
by Far the Finest
General PARKER Ghnrasn
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

ST. MARY's COUNTY, MD.-sO mi.
from wash; 5-bedrm.. 2A-bath
porch; ali modern imp; complete-
~ furn. except linens: mile
shoreline. includes Towboat and all
utils,; earetAker trims grass and
shrubbery. $1,000 June Goth Ia
Sept. Goth or $500 per mo. Can be
seen weekends. For information
call bet. a-5 weekdays, oil. 2-7s50,
MRS FARNHAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
ALL CASH

ALL OAOll
FOR YOUR HOME
TOP PRICE-oUICK SERVICE
MELVIN FRIEDMAN, RIA. $4,000
ALL cAsH-D. c. OR MARYLAND.
MussELMAN RLTY.. RE. 7-7170,
AAA-l,. ALL CASH, or will sell for
yoy. RsodAs GRAY d COMPANY.
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BUSINESS Prop. FoR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

STORES TO RENT. COM
merical only: 800 50. II. or more
In business areas or shopping
centers. Rent not 70 exceed $3.50
mo. Call or write Baltimore
Chemical Corporation. B22o oeor-
ela ave. NV. RA. 0.2Oll, attn:
Mr.. Small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
For the Handy Man

rUT CIIS HdIIuy MdII
This 4s-ft. rambler has q full base
keep ali his equipment. The main
floor has a large living room with
fireplace. dining room. kitchen ana
three bedrooms. Two air-condi-
TONERS and wall-to-wall carpet
are included In the price OF Sle,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
DU. $500

5000 Will BUY an awful lot d
nice new a ail-eriok rs,nneheT ~ 4 x! ysY 7
R sSpds H Ut; fun i'T Sst iG @sst:1
bedrm. has private powder rnn., !
frpls., kitchen with eating space,
separate din. rm,, 3 bedrms; full
price, SiQ.300, Call today. JE, q
1000, VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
WHEATON
OFFICE BLDG. SITE
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

OFF 80 HWY. ON Sol, 4-room
house, kitchenette, : other rooms
Toughed In. good well. l3 acres OF
land. some. timber. beautiful gar
den, school bus, mai. services At
door, phone sersice. $4,000, terms.
Call XII. 0-i77O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
AUToM0TlvE MISC.

WANTED, 40 10 81 Ford VS.
engine. In good condition: prefer
ably out OF car. Call KE. S-6403.
vOLKswAGEN '55 sunroof; excel
lent mech. eond. $3.50 or best
offer. Call weekdays after pm.
ell day Sun. IA. 7-2153.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS. $1,000 10
x1b0.000 Group your debts. lower
your paytS., refinance your prop
and improvements Quick, honest,
courteous service on real estate,
farms. etc Only in the state Of
Maryland, Cali Mr.. ROBERTS,
Signature Loansl Servicemen Incl.
FARIS FINANCE co.
1892 Georgia Ave.
Nd. 10. 6-6122
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
HOUSES ron SALIVA.


MARCH TO THE sAINTs-yacant
brick home n ins N. Arlinston
si-ft. living nm, formal dining
.lplee, 3 twin bedrms., ~ baths,
i nSss Tss I'm ssi lail 20 bhoA--
NELL. REALTORS,
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AUToM0BILES FOR SALE

@-aa~-@~@-a7
ALFA-RoMEo IS roadster: deliv-
cred new January SO. low mile
ase; beautiful ,cond., must be
seem Sundays buy Of the year,
S%'OS'' Sun suN MsIocSTsoRSEs terms
OPPOSITE KANNs-.Jk. 4-siil
ANGLIA = Perfect, Escort, Consul,
LlsH FORD LINE. al models.
John ofFFoRb MOTORS
1901 cclum6ia Pike Arl. Va.
ANGLIAs $50; new EnFlish Ford
line; up to IS miles per gallon;
sl,59l delivered: IL models rang
Ing from the least expensive to
the best, at equally reasonable
prices; complete parts and service
faclls. HILL e. SANDERS, Metro
epiltan Washinetou's Oldest Ford
Wheaton. Nd, 10 $4,000
ANGLIA, pr ECT. CONSUL,
zEPHYR, complete English Ford
deal. JET ENGLISH FORD. 1884
Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 4.2300
AUSTIN HEALEY sPRITE '5s
roadster; one owner, 1000. miles.
showroom, condition; ready for
fun driving; Si,ess. cash. trade
SUN MOTORS
1900 N Fairfax Dr. Arlington
OPPOSITE KANN'6--JA. 4-2l11
BENTLEY 80 4-dr,. $4,000; un-
FLOOD Y PSoNTif.lc.o 4as1 Scs Conn.
BoRdWARD 'bs station wagon.
Beautiful green finish. This car
Is practically new. S2,095.
Brown Pontiac
l545 Wilson Blvd. IA. 2-5557
BUICK 1852 2-dr. Special. Dyna.,
r, and h.: needs mufiier and floor
mat, Motor and trans. In very
GOOD cond.: 1913. Call RE. 6-66l3
BUICK SO cow: auto. trans, r.
cond, Butier-bonded; Si,665.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
Lincoln Mercury Edsel. Lark
1921 2lst 81. NV. Re. 7-3e45
BUICK 1851 Special 4.dr. sedan:
| radio, heater. std, shift, baggage
rack: 5000. JE. 4-1501,
BUICK $50 special station WAGON;
owner being transferred overseas:
excel. cond,; $3.50. RE. 6-4465.
BUICK '57 Estate station wagon;
blue and white, power steering
and brakes: S1.9e6. ccc guaran-
| tee.
Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
Our 26th Year
BUICK ~ cabailero Century Es-
tate Wagon; air cond., wire wheels,
chrome rack, full power, elec. win,
eond., $2,2s0. so s-2515.
BUICK '57 Century 4-dr. station
wagon: air cond., full power;
St,g9b. Owner being transferred
overseas, must sell. ia. 4-6S52:
BUICK 'b5 Special 2-door Riviera
hardtop; dyna., r. and h.: heaut,
black and white finish; weekend
special; Sl,1n5.
PARKWAY FORD
5000 NJ 81. NV. Re. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
SUMMER HOMES

NEW YORK. PVT; mountain lake,
sv earn. :i,;, '!ie Ss Ss ; sSiisa:S
welcome. u. 0-s20I.
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81; 2ss h.p-. r. /. 8:
: ss'sso. 'ra esii In anG l.4 Iii Ky
1921 weekdays s to 4;30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
VACATION PLACES

CAPE COD, MAss.-Lovely e-bed
I'm. cottage, near beach; SIS
week. ia. 0-s3s0.
COLONIAL BEACH-Modern cot
tage accommodates 8. call UN.
4-s17p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

Low. LOW DOWN PAYMENT
Masonry cottage on beautiful
mountain stream with water,
sewer and electricity; bath and
kitchen. "a acre on water: > hrs
D. c. Call nov. PAUL LUTTRELL.
Realtor, Public Square. Martins
burg West Va. Phone AmhearSt
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

8 UNIT modern apt. bldg, showing
better than average returns. Can
be purchased for $4,000 above
the first. Trust. Near traiisporta-
ton and shopping. W, 8, TAR
0OFF, HE. o-3SOO,
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NEAR Z CORNERS
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

CASE AVAILABLE Tor lots. acreaEe
or apt. house ground. To. 2-630O,
We need more lots, acreage or
farms in DC. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RIA. $4,000
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CORVETTE '57

stick: radio, heater, 2 tops,
incl power top; positraction hot
cam: q real nice one; never been
raced; priced at
$2,695
Car can be purchased with 1Qss
down. Trades accepted; bank I'm.
arranged
PAT PARKER, INC.
3rd and K SITS. NV DI, 7-4640