davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-10-01

entity tn e r e
W ere fou +
guards of about
equal ability
and two were
placed on each
team without
much thought
as to their spe-
cialty. B o b
Ward of Mary
lana mace Cne
offensive team,
although h e
was used pri-
marily on de-
forco
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Monday Quortebuedns by Star stuff Writers
Bob Ward, in New Role, Heads for Added Fame;
Monpower Lack Hits CIV; ;Noy's Play Ragged
By MerreII WhittIesey

MARYLAND, 81: w. & L., IA.
Last year the Associated Press
for the first time selected ALL
America teams on offense and
defense, a 22-man squad. Appar-
Evening star., 1951-10-01
St. Cyprion's Dotinq

st. Cyprian's AC is seeking un-
limited football games to be played
at Prince Georges Stadium. In
terested teams may call Hobart
1911 or Franklin 7445,
Evening star., 1951-10-01

Runs-Klein, Limmer, Clark, Suder.
Porter, Coan, Haynes. Errors-VeTo!e.
Ltmmer. Runs batted in-Klein. Clark
81, Noren (2l, Runnels. Two-bass hits
SYost, Klein; s4der co. CLARK Three. .
base hit-Clark,. Home run-Clark. stoien
ieft on bases-Philadelphia,- o; Washing
ton, g. Bases on balls-on Hooper, 3;
of Haynes. g., Struck outABy t., H1Spsl: HSnnar
G2-1O). Losing pitcher-Haynes u-4).
Time-1:53 S46.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Notre Dome Spirit Surees
By Fronk Leohy
Notrs Dame Football cooch

Never in my life have I beer
more convinced that desire to win
and real thirst for victory are the
most important attributes a foot
Evening star., 1951-10-01

Twenty years ago-The Ath-
letics defeated the Cards, 6-2,
in the first game of the World
Series.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Big Auto Race at Manassas

A 100-mile stock car race with
an expected entry list of so will
be held at Longview Speedway in
Manassas, Va, Sunday. A prize of
$4,000 will go to the winner.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Grid Loop Wants Talent

Any one interested in playing
in the 160-pound Metro Football
League should call Victor 1911
Evening star., 1951-10-01
By Froneis stonn
NAVY, Z; YALE, Z.

If the Midshipmen are to fulfill
the highest hopes Of their sup
porters they're going to have to
add a little finesse. Against such
Evening star., 1951-10-01

ssingled for Suder in 9th.
iFouled out for Shantz in 9Th.
Philadelphia ----------000 O20 600.
WaSuluktOu -----------VpA A~O we
Runs - Hitchcock, Philley, Vernon.
KluttZ, Verble, Porterfeld. Error-None.
Runs batted in-Porterfield. Runnels, Tip
ton (2), Coan, Noren. Two-hase hits
Kiuttz, Mccormick. Sacrifice Suder.
Double plays-Fain to Suderi Hitchcock TO
Klein to Fain; Vernon lunassistedD;
Shantz to Upton to Fain. Left on bases
baiis-oh PorterfeId, q. OF Shantz. l.
Struck out-By Porterheld, 2; by Shantz,
5. Winning pitcher-Porterfeld 1881.
Losing pitcher-shantz '1s-lo)' lime
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Giants, 3; Braves. z

Totals 36 927 z Totals 32 SGT IL
'Struck out for Wilson in 9Th.
titled out for Kerr in Sth.
tStruck out for Surkont in Sth.
sRan for Cooper in 9th.
New York -011 O1O 000-3
Boston ---------------100 900 001-2
Runs-Dark, Thomson, Jansen, Adds
don. Torgeson, Thomson, Mueller, Irwin.
Two-base hits-Addis (2), Dark Home
run-Thomson. Stolen base-Dark. Oou-
New York z, Boston 4 Bases on balls
On Wilson, /; of Surkont, 1; of Jansen,
J. Struck out--By Wilson, /; by Surkont
innings. of Surkont. ] in . innings; oil
Bickford, @ In ! inning. Winning pitcher
jansen t22-1O. Losing pitcher-Wilson
O-). T1me-2:Ol. Attendance-13.2 2n9.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Major League Standings and Schedules
MONnAy orTnRER I 1as1
AMERICAN

Wash, 4-3; Phila..
2-4.
New York. 8; Boston. 0
Detroit. 2; Cleveland. l
st. Louis. o; Chicago, 5
Games Today
Season ended.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Nots, 4-3; As, "a

Totals 33 S2411 Totals "a 13 ~ l
sSingled for Suder in 9th.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-05
AR 0 U Nd
PINE BLUFF
With El0DlE J. CARTER
Masonic Temple = Phone 7171

Mrs. W. E. OByrant has returned home after spending
the past three weeks visiting her nephew Detroit and son
and family in Chicago
Mrs Dolie c. Dangerfield of Los Angeles spent few
days in the city enroute home from Techua Miss where she
visited relatives While here she the guest Mrs Lacey
OF r. 18th street.
Mrs Earnestine Rice has returned from months vaca
ton spent in Las Vegas Los Angeles points Cal
uornia and New Mexico and reports enjoyable trip
Mn. Vema Gale of 1920 E. 10Th Thursday
Chicago and Seattle where she will spend month
sung relatives and friends She accompanied far
Chicago by Mrs Gertrude Wesson serin-law of Chicago
VINO had been spending a few weeks visiting here
Mrs. Mary Robinson of st. Louis the guest of her
brother, johnson Tins of GIG NJ Cedar street
Mrs. Matte Jones Harris and daughter Daphne Jean
have returned to their home in Chicago after spending
eral weeks here guests of their father Aphne Jones' and
Mrs Jones and uncle John H. Young and cousin Mrs Evelyn
Y. Taylor.
Mrs. Allie Woodbury., of the Ohio St Pike made business
trip Foryce this week While there spent the day with
her sister, Mrs Nellie Adair
Aphne Jones left Saturday for New York where he will
attend the world series and visit relatives and friends.
Mack Lynch Of Oakland, called here account of
death of his mother Mrs Conea Lynch who died at her
home LOG ~ Linden street last Monday.
Birthday greetings extended last Sunday to Rev. and
Mrs ID. Walker who both had birthdays the same date
Rev. Walker is the pastor of New Hopewe Baptist church. al
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-05
Manninq

The 23rd reunion of the Lock
and Craig family was held at Maca
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-05
Patterson Flags
Cicero Justice Gre
Demands Action

With tie news last week that
Cook county, H., grand jury
had cleared all leaders of the
vicious anti-Negro mob which
earlier this summer burnt and
wrecked a Negro family's Cicero
apartment, the Civil Rights con-
gress termed the proceedings "a
Jim crow whitewasl az blatant
as any dixiecrat legal lynching"
by this act" charged William
l.. Patterson, national executive
secretary of CRC. Illinois justice
takes its place in the infamous
pattern of jim crow terror and
segregation which is policy Of
government, both federal and
state"
For the Cook county grand
jury to free the guilty White Cir
Gle mobs, the hate-mongers and
veterans groups while indictng
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-05

so of the Universal Life Insurance company.
Mack Wilson, 402 North Hickory seriously
jured last Wednesday morning when he accidentally fell
nail which pierced the right leg below the knee Mr. Wilson is
not improving well expected at this writing
Mr. and Mrs Major Wheside 2501 Grant street very
proud have their daughter Mrs. Carrie Johnson of Chicago
as their guest
Among those in the city for the first football game of the
season the que of Strong and the Walkers of Carend
on Mrs. Tlque and Mrs Walker the daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Major Whitesde.
Mrs Robert Moee the dental hygens in the office of DR.
w. L. Moette surprised last week with birthday gifts
from the office staff of Dr. Phipps and Dr. Moette.
Mrs. Ella Shaw of 1904 Larch street had her guests
for the week her daughter and family Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Lowe her and wife, Mr. and Mrs Paul Coy all of Chicago
Mrs. Lowe and Mr. Coy the brother and sister of Mrs
Sammye Duncan the dental attendant Of DR.. w l. Molee.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-05

three Negroes: one an attorney
and NAACP leader, plus a man
who allegedly distributed Com
munist literature three weeks at.
ter that mad orgy of anti-Negro
violence, is an insult flung in
the face Of every decent Ameri-
can, Negro or white
That bloodlust night of terror
in Cicero, when 1000 hoodlums
ran amuck while police stood idly
by" Patterson charged, shocked
the world But the grand jury's
action yesterday is even more
shocking. In this whitewasi the
world now sees the indecent
depths to which the governments
policy of jim crow terror goes.
II is a warning to the colored
peoples Of the earth and to the
democratic peoples Of Western
Europe that U. S. policy is dedi.
Gated to white supremacist geno-
eide and race-murder unequalled
since Hitlers anti-Semitic regime"
Referring TO the indictment Of
a Cicero police Chief on grounds
that, were he brought to trial,
would not result in a Jail sentence,
Patterson added: This is indeed
a browning slap at American demo.
craey. When public servant
whose duty is to protect the rights
OF citizens is thus boldly let free,
how much more secure do pri-
vate individuals bent on violence
now feel?"
The Civil Rights congress-"
Patterson concluded, demands of
Illinois that the guilty be punish.
ed Otherwise Illinois authorities
must stand convicted in the eyes
Of the woodland with them the
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-05
ALP Candidate
Wants Cicero
Investigated

New York-Clifford T. MeAvoy,
ALP candidate for President of
the City Council, made public the
text Of telegram to President
Truman urging "a special federal
grand jury investigation Of public
challenge to American civic liber-
ties made by the Cook County
grand jury in embarrassing the
Cicero, Illinois mob violence "a
gainst a Negro family, the
Clarks".
Mr.. McAvoy declared:
The Cook County grand jury
has whitewashed those responsible
for organizing mob lawlessness to
prevent the Clarks from moving
into their apartment. The same
grand jury has returned indict-
ment against Mr.. Clark's attorney
three persons involved in renting
the apartment to the Clark family,
and a fifth person charged with
distributing leaflets protesting the
attacks on the Clark home.
BY its shameful conduct, the
Cook County grand jury has
wrapped justice in Klan robes.
1T has used the very powers Of
law to condone mob lawlessness,
deliberately organized to deprive
fourteen million Negroes in A.
merica Of their constitutional civil
liberties and Of full first-class
citizenship.
Moreover, that same grand
jury has indicted five persons, in
Guiding Mr.. Clark's attorney. Thus,
the law is perverted into an in
strument to punish the innocent
and honor the guilty.
in behalf Of the American La
Dor Party, | call upon you, Mr..
President, to direct Attorney Cen
eral McGrath to launch an immedi
ate special federal grand jury in,
vestigation."
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-05
Dumas

r. E, Marshall of Detroit is Wis
iting relatives Mr.. and Mrs. c,
P Childs of Los Angeles and Miss
Hudspeth of Kansas City are vis-
iting Mrs. Mary Hudspeth ,... Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Marshall and fami.
ly of Bastrop, Louisiana are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. William KinloW
Pfc. and Mrs. George T. Estes
and family Of TT. Benning ara
visiting Mr., and Mrs. Frank j,
Estes Mrs. Carrie Allen of Chi
cago is visiting Mrs. Mary Smith.
Mrs. Minnie Sigal of Kentucky
is visiting Mrs. A. X, Spann $685..
Jerry MeGraw and Joe Thomas
We're recent Greenville visitors.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-05
Monticello

Pvt Calvin Binns is home on an
/ day fu-lough from Camp Ro-
berts California Pvt Binns is the
SCH Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Binns
Of this city Miss Gloria Trot-
ter is back in the city after at
tending school in Washington for
a year Cardell Simmons is on
vacation in the city visiting
relatives and friends. He is now
residing in st. Louis .Privates
Horace Thomas. Lavonne Turner,
and A. d. Jacobs are at home on
their furloughs. We were all
proud TO see them..aThe Sky
Larks sang at Pilgram Rest
Methodist church. Their program
was enjoyed by all,
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-05
CARD OF THANKS

Pine Bluff-The members of
the family of the late Rev. L. z.
Banks take this method to Thank
their many friends and acquain-
tances for the kindness shown in
the passing of their loved one.
They extend thanks to Haygood
Lodge no. 407, FRAN and the Pro
gressive Burial Association for the
lovely floral offerings. Mrs. Sula
walls, sister; Mrs. Irma Jean
Banks, daughter; Willie Todd and
Henry Todd. brothers
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-05

dona Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs.
E. l.. Lock were here to join the
other Lock and Craig families. o.
L. Carter and family from Kansas
City. Missouri were here. On the
return trip they were victims OF
car wreck. No one was serious
ly injured
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-05
McAlnlont
S. NJ. Kelley

Mrs. Bessie L. Anderson Jack
son, daughter Of Harrison Ander.
son, who operates the B and E.
grocery at Bookers Crossing
North Little Rock, has returned
after visiting relatives and friends
in st. Louis, Chicago, Detroit and
Canada She reports an enjoyable
trip Mrs. Virginia Ware, Mrs.
Amy Herbert, Mrs. Estella Nee.
dom and Ms. Needom's two
daughters, Pearlie Mae Cherry
and Florine bowl, from Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin were here to at
tend the funeral of their step
mother, Mrs. Minnie Tate. They
were guest in the home of their
sister and brother, Mr. and Mrs
Kelley Armstrong.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-05
wiIrl,ar
Gloria Dean Robertson

Miss Eunice Gene Sanders left
last week for Detroit where she
VIII attend school. .... Mrs. Eula
Simms left recently for Detroit
Cleveland Riley, ]. W. Sanders
and Miss Helen Jackson are visit
ing IN Chicago B. Woodland
las returned from his vacation
in Chicago.
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-05

Talented performers Jane White and Maxwell Granville
eener OF the Broadway stage busy in eevson between
hear They're shown here with Barren McGavn
VIII Stars Casey the CHS Teevison Networks Crime
Photographer As principal players with Casey in Brains
Hiss White and Granville the leads in story OF washed
przefghter who refused oake dive" to Oblige fix
minded promoter Miss White starred in Strange Fruit
Broadway, Granville in Autumn Garden"
Arkansas State press., 1951-10-05
late-orgy

conscience of Ameriea-ef com
plieity in that terrible Cicero
Evening star., 1951-01-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 194l sedan; S3a5. Look for
our big ad. AUTO Wholesalers
1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-sso0.
FORD 1a49. 2-dr. Custom "s'; heater
$1.295. 81. 0421 ewes. wk. ends
FORD 194s Super de luxe sedan;
black; r. and h.. Wv. tires; excel
lent cond.; $685.; 4-mo guar. SAFE
WAY MOTORS. 1900 l4th st. n,ws
F2kD d.HD 20 20 club coupe Go and h oysr
FoRTD- oT-'93 1894 conv.; new Mercury
engine; sha heads, dual CARDS. and
exhausts; red and black, black top;
new frt. end, trans, clutch. brakes.
ete, sf:o in beautiful S, shape; masI ,I,e sell
FORD l94a IS" Custom club coupe;
orisinal finish like new. Wv. tires,
heater, seat covers; one owner; ST.
Figrida ave. ne. FIR. 1872.
FORD l946 station wagon. s199; i'm.
macuiate; 1921 Connecticut ave.
FORD lo4s Super de luxe Fordor;
radio, heater; very clean; for sale
fer UN. 1884 after 6 pm. ---12
FORD 1887 Fordor blue; r. and h;
good tires; Sl25 or best offer. NO.
9l47 between 4 and pm, IL
FORD 1947 business coupe; Al
sH, sfndj; sefl + and h. pvt owner; IS $500
FORD i94s Super de luxe s-cylinSder
extras; .ssa5. A. & S MOTOR
SALES, 45i,5 14th st, NV. 10
IS in excel. cond.: 81 1876. i cash.
Is months CENTRAL MOTOR
SALES, 1926 Conn. FM. o754. 10
FORD 1947 de lake "S" convertible:
r. and h.: .laan as a Tin in every
si.6a5' cAs:foL' n MoToSRs'e sea- s@ii II
Ga. ave. sH ;i"ol. Silver SPRINGS
FORD 1a49 Custom: r. and h: %
500 miles; excellent mech and body
eond.;o taainioor-made S. c.; Sl,l95.
HTDsoN i947 Commodore six 4-door
sedan; motor completely recondi-
toned, guaranteed: spotless interior
looks like new; SS95. TREW MO-
TOR CO., 9th and Florida ave. ne,
HUDSON II sedan; s395. Look for
l13l Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
HUDSON l94S 4-dr. Commodore "6':
h. r, spotlight Drivema ster. new
battery. good tires; S1.295. NE.
HIDsoN 1a4s 4-dr. Super g: fully
owner; 81 ,3g5. KE. 3-4sI5. -I2
KAISER 1888 4-dr.; T. and h.; low
m nlease snd elean; must be seen to
TOR SALES, 1918 14th st. NV;
our BIZ ad, AUTO WHoLEsAIERs. pIH rs
!.3l Bladensburs Re. IL. assoc.
LINCOLN Zephyr 1899; partitioned
CAB; Gs9e Sa9o cash. Phone after 6 pm
lISccoLS IL SLs'S2' 81 4.ar Custom; rs r and
LIAMS, r. |; ave. at 2oth st. ne.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1890 4-dr,: green;
TORS. 1900 14th st. NV, NO.
MERCURY 1913. 4-door sedan; green.
MAYFLoWER MOTORS, INC, %'l ils5
18th St. NV RE. 1922. -l2
MERCURY 1850 4-dr. de luxe; white
sidewall tires, overdrive. radio and
S1.s00: owner going overseas satur-
day. Phone OR. 50s3. 10
MERCURY l941 club coupe; S245.
Look for our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
SALERs, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
heater. extra clean. 5000 mi; sl.795,
MAYFLoWER MOTORS. INC. 1875
MERCURY 1949 sedan: S1,24a. Look
for our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
sALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd., Ii,
3-SS0O
MERCURY 1949 club coupe; black.
fully equipped, good cond.. low
81 .4o5. AL 0o59. 10
NASH 1949 Ambassador Custom
Brougham; overdrive r and n
beautiful gun metal finish. perfect
tires. This iow-r,i.eage. f-owner
car offers %oI style plus easoline
economy. at real bargain price.
81 495. CAPITOL MOTORS. -9Il
Ga. ave. SH. 1904. Silver SPRINGS
Packard Dealer III
Evening star., 1951-01-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH h $50 s. 4,dE sREEN@Ay szsfl cSn6 M64oRs 4g
5000 MINI. ave. ne. LU. 1856.
NASH 1916 1900" sedan; S694. Look
sALERs. i731 Biadensburg Rd, Ii.
NASH i946 Ambassador club coupe;
full equipped; cleaning black finish;
mechanically like new and cond.
S1Id WdsMs 9s rs SFE naKER Ega9 NosH osy ss4? sIS
NASH 1888 4-dr. Ambassador sedan;
fine running cond; $3.50. EN-.
767I. Mr.. DAVIS.
DSMOBILE 20" 4 door; blue.
Hydramatic r. and h.. low MILEAGE:
s, iN, 495i MAXFLoWER a,b ( Nc NoToRs' t53s
ohpsmoHME s4s 9ao3r falo3 nasas maasl
one owner. low milase car in TOP
condition specially PRICED At SIcf;n Sf25
s guaranteed. LEE 5. gUTLER, NC;
1921 2lst st. NV, DI. 0lI0. --12
OLDS AZ club coupe; r. and h.. good
motor. clean car A real sacrifice;
S295. LA. 6-6lS4. Ia
oLDsMoBILE 1910 as" sedan; r.
and h; $4,000 miles: 81 81, $50 =, or !
TRAILER VILLAGE. Alex. II"
OLDSMOBILE 40 "9s" cony. coupe;
Hydramatic. r. and h.. S. $. tires;
SI,795. MAYFLOWER MOTORS,
INC. 1925 18th st. NV. RE. 1922.
OLDs AZ club coupe; Hydra. r. and
h.; new-car cond.; S375. GREEN
WAY MOTORS, 5000 MINI, ave.
ne. LU. 4-35l6.
OLDSMOBILE 1949 "ss" Rocket Sc
danette: gun metal gray. r. and h.,
Hydra. positively perfect; 81, l,G95.
cash trade or terms. WOLFE MO-
TORS, 18th and K SITS. NV. Elk.
5562 10
oLDs 1947 go" GLIB sedan. HYDRA,
an h: sale. owner. good cond,,;
81 $50. ia. 4-05lo. go pm IL
oLDS l94S "aS" sedanette; Hydra;
S1.2at Look for our big ad. AUTO
Who'll LESALERS. 1871 Bladensburg
oLDs 1850 ''ss"; Hydra Matte; like
new: completely de luxe. A real
barsa ain, $3.50 or best offer. EN-.
PACKARD 1947 Clipper sedan. radio
and heater see and drive this fine
car; a bargain at $500. Excellent
financing. written warranty. Open
evenings till o. COAST-IN PONTIAC;
427 Florida ave. ne, AT. 72o0. 10
Evening star., 1951-01-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC AZ 4-dr. streamliner "s";
s94p s975 GREENWAY iRT w. MoToRs Ref95si $3.50 sar
MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-35l6.
PONTIAC 1941 sedan; S395. Look for
our eur, big g . ad :, Auto AUTO wHoLEsAL5E5Rs, 55Rs
PONTIAC !94S silverstreak 4-dr.; r.
and h.. Hydra; beautiful @-tone
locks and performs like new car;
s. ,o95, A, & S. MOTOR SALES.
roSTIAG lSt7 IGN tSq5-ae2E sosi $3.50; m
Connecticut WO S4G0.
PONTIAC 1917 sedanette: r. and h.
many other extras; an excel. low
n3I,.rop9 ri; I,9wner aa, car; s9n5, MCNEIL
MofoRs; NnSf Go 4934 o :, Wis. ave- NV. EM'
PONTIAC so sedan delivery; new left
PONTIAC, 422I Connecticut, Wo
S400.
PONTIAC 40 Silver Streak "s' Sc
dan .;onpe; r., h. and Hydra-Matic;
snd @sasf on s1sss sssn terms es ae" HoYnE l5yios
bMoToR SALES, 1345 Que st, W,
PONTIAC '4s streamliner de luxe
SEDAN coupe; r. h. and Hydra Matte.
terms Thls car aGv1p is impasgs.s HnTop ss1 s1195
PONTIAC 194S 4-dr. sedan; r.. h..
Hydra; excel cond.; a good buy at
S1.295: terms or trade. CENTRAL
MoToR Nc S SALES, 4326 Conn. ave,
poSriA,ee4 81; h,e4. 1895 tour-aoor: immaeu- maS
late: sls7 FLOOD PONTIAC, 4ssl
PONTIAC 194s station wagon.
Sa;:23;3;, Sd;253; immacgglate. 1921 Con-
PONTIAC 1915 Torpedo 2-door; T.
ana ana h;; boo other extras; a very clean
sTiiDEBAKER 1947 Champ. star
light club coune; r. and b.. overdriyn;
black fin; S995; A-mo guar. SAFE
WAY MOTORS, 1900 14th st. NV,
sTGDEBakER ri 50 conv. Champion:
!i5ssa s s5S6 gsS,a't5f aRERSwaY 12S R' No: NO:
sIUDEBAKER 1850 Land Cruiser
4-dr.: Hydra; only 5000 miles: like
new neeWi 81 $50. GREFNWAY MOTORS.
sTUDEBAKER 1887 4-dT,; running
condition, interior good: ss5 cash.
Wed. after Z pm. OIL. S426.
STUDEBAKER 194s Commander .
door Regal de luxe sedan; 81 $50;
black finish; equipped; climatizer,
oVerdrive, radio; original owner; less
than 30.00n miles. 10. 3-9225, IL
sTuDEBAKER 40 Champ. sedan;
brilliant brilliant black, heater. oveydriye;
4sS Weir M6ToRsh SR5 oSssh fb trade .sg Or terms
sTHDEBAKER 1899 4-dr. corhor.;
heater; excel. cond.; pvt. owner,
$3.50 or best offer, WO. 54sG. Iii
Evening star., 1951-01-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1e47 Starlight sedan:
sS:94., Look for our big ad, AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburg
Rd Ii. 3-SS0d.
STUDEBAKER AZ 4-dr. Champion:
maroon. This care looks and runs
like new. S955. terms or trade.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 1929
Conn. ave EN-. 9754. 10
1850 Champion sedan:
S1.3a4 Look for our big ad. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
STUDEBAKER 1e47 3-pass. coupe:
6S. 900 miles. all driven by present
owner; excellent condition; extra
equipment includes Briggs oil filter,
turning lights. outside door. mir
ror. gas filter. water vapor injector.
oVerdrive and heater: $1,000 CASH.
Phone MAJ. McHENRY. ia. S-1393.
between q and 10 pm. IL
STITDEBAKER 1850 Champion Regal
de luxe conv. This beautiful car has
been driven less than 5000 miles
and is equipped with overdrive. radio
and cliynatizer. Wv. tires. back-up
lights. directional signals and in
Vulnerable other extras. This car
cost over 81 800 and is now Of
fered at S1.795. MCNEIL MOTORS.
4034 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 1886, co.
COLE MOTOR q TRAILER CO.. sesz
Ga. ave, Silver Spring. announces
another new location at Waterloo.
81 5000. Waterloo 500 WIZ
Nd. U. s. l. 3 mi. n. Of Laurel.