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The Arizona post., 1952-11-21
Organizations

HADAsSAH
Boord will meet Nov. IS at the home o
Mrs. Henry Bermon Of 1850 pm
TEMPLE MEMS CLUB
Members will hold dinner meeting Dec.
OF $50 pm. in the Temple auditorium. Prof.
ooUglos Morfin, professor of journalism at VA,
will speok on Tombstone EPitoph''. He is
an excellent and popular speaker, reports Ar
thur ,GoIdboUm, Prosrom ehoirman.
BNAI BIRTH WOMEN
HilleI students will present the program al
the Now ~ meeting to be held at Hillel House
at pm. Jewish Book Month will also be
eelebroted. Mrs. M. Sydney Goodman will
speok on HilIel and IFS aims.
Social hour will follow the program and
members are invited TO bring guests. Mrs.
Max Goodman and her committee will serve
sHEvA PIONEER WOMEN
Theme of the Nov. 26 meeting at Anshei
Israel at pm. will reVolVe around the cele-
brotion of the partition of Isroel. A recording
of the UN. proceedings on that momentoUs
by Mines. Joseph Rodner, Ben Anton. The
choral group will also be heard.
cANASTA CLUB
Women of the community, particularly win
fer visitors, are reminded of the regular Mon
duy afternoon meetings at Anshei lsrueI, start
ing at ] p.m 1t is pleasant way TO spend
an afternoon and 10 meet new friends. Mines.
Margaret Hrsh and Michael Schoeffer were
hosfesses on Monday, and the previous week
included Mrs Pearl Siegel.
WORKMEN'S CIRCLE
At the Dec. meeting Morris Wonser will
report on the Jewish Labor Committee CON-
ference in Los Angeles which he attended. The
public is invited. big Hanukoh celebration
is planned for Dec. Ia at Anshei IsrueI. B.
Toboehinsky spoke TO the membership at their
Wednesday meeting. He is naiiono e1mpoisn
director of the Jewish Labor Committee and
was q previous guest of the Circle.
A. I. GIRL SCOUTS
Elected PotroIs were Rochelle Levine, Leoh
Weinstein. Ann Steinberg is publicity choir
man. Members now studying their pho
Biography badges. Meetings are held every
Monday night at 7:3o pm. at Anshei Israel
with Mrs. Harris Solonie and Mrs. StonIey So
Ionic as leaders.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-21
Al. School
Benefit Card Party
Sci By Sisterhood

To help swell the Anshei Israel
Sisterhood fund for support of
the Hebrew School, Mines. Morris
GrosSman and Michael Schaeffer
are sponsoring a benefit card par
ty. It will be held Nov. 25 in the
A. I. auditorium at 8 pm. and the
general public is welcome to join
in for a pleasant evening.
Cards and nah jongg will be
played. There will be prizes and
refreshments.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-21
ANsHEI ISRAEL sIs1ERHoop

ANsHEI ISRAEL sIsTERHOoD
Awards for the contest being conducted on
''Whot the Sisterhood Means to Me" will be
presented TO the winners Of the two best es-
suys at the poid-vp Membership Luncheon Dec
9. Contest closes Dec. ] and essays should
be submitted either TO Mrs. Meyer Cohen OF
the synagogue office. Judges ore Robbi Bree-
er, Cantor Folkow, Morris Grossmcn.
RlSHONA PIONEER WOMEN
Mrs. J. e. levin and Mrs. Max Dinovfz
will report the regionoI conference at the
Dec. meeting at pm. at A. I. Oneg Shob-
bot scheduled for Nov. IS will be held in
stead on Nov. ~ at the home of Mrs Rose
Hirsch. Mrs. Dovid Levin will review Robert
ST. Johns new book, tongues of the Prophet.
TEMPLE SISTERHOOD
Bourd will meet in the auditorium on Nov
"a at 1880 pm.
CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS
HILLEL
HIe students will hold business meet
ing Nov. 23 at 3 pm. at HiIlel House. At q
Pm. there will be q program, consisting of an
ADJ film, The High Woll'. Dr.. Elizobefh
LoidIow, school health officer, will lead the
discussion the film. Public is invited TO
hear fhe progrom at pm.
At $50, students will be joined by Bnoi
Birth men and women and the general public
at barbecue sponsored by the two BIB or
gunizotions.
Members will present a Progrom before
BBW OF the onnUul HiIIel night, April a.
Thanksgiving open house is pIGnned for Nov.
Is.
Buffet supper will be held before the Texas
Tech game Nov. II and q dance will follow
at the chapter house.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-21

hibit and celebration is Lowell
Rothschild.
Speakers at an afternoon pro-
gram starting at 2 pm. are Shlo-
mo Hochberg, executive director
of YIVO, Yiddish scientific socie-
ty; Hyman D. Goldberg, pres. of
the Board of Education of AnShei
The Arizona post., 1952-11-21
Parade Of Prizes

Under preparation is the initial
phase of the Parade of Prizes and
Spring Dance scheduled for Feb
ruary by the affiliated groups of
Temple Emanuel. Jack Starr is
general chairman with Mrs. Phil
ip Sollins and Morton Solot, CO.
chairmen. Mrs. Melvin Halpern
is advisor.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-21

Israel.
Persons interested in securing
material for home use should
contact the Council office. Com
munity is invited to attend the ex-
hibit and hear the speakers.
On the committee are Mines.
Marcus Breger, Martin Cole, 1.
Margolis; Messrs. Nathan Finley,
Goldberg, Sol Kamin, j. E. Zevin;
Rita Corn.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-21

Seymour Jacobson, New York,
came two weeks ago, planning to
make his home here. Mrs. Jacob
son joins him in January. He was
in the real estate business. They
are friends of Sophie Kuperman.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-21
Book Month
Exhibit Set

Programs will be held in con-
junction with observance of Jew
ish Book Month at the Commun-
ity Center Nov. 80, together with
a book exhibit. Arranging the ex-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02
Aptheker Address Z
Spur History Week

Herbert Apthcker
Negro history. wlll j
Irday Feb. .. II 3 pm q =
Jewish Cultural Center ''
I'd. 10 highlght eel .'n
Negro History Wcck Nn'
t;cnOcide. will be h4 'p" y,
Dr. Apthcker Is auth y
widely acclaimed "DNe
History OF the Negro Peep"
collection Of little hn 49,
ments which DR. " h -
allied "a milestone pn lN' f,
10 truth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02

the slum areas involved were
primarily Inhabited by Negro
families for whom serious
housing problem exists. and
urged a piece meal slum clear
ance program 70 minimize
hardships on displaced families
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02

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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1952-05-01
CONTEST GOING STRONG
Plans for Inter
Club Council
Under Way

With an eye toward better
cooperation among Filipinos in
the Pacific Northwest, Consul
Melquiades Ibanez called a con-
ference of Filipino leaders
from various Filipino commu-
mites last April 81 at the Hong
Kong Cafe in Seattle.
Filipino communities represented
were the Filipino Community of
Bremerton, the Kitsap County Fill
Pine Club, the Filipino Community
of Yakima Valley, the Filipino
Community of Astoria (Oregon),
the Filipino and American Com
munity of Puget Sound, and the
Filipino Community of Seattle.
The delegates to this conference
elected temporary officers to spear
head the organization of a Filipino
Inter Community Council of the
Pacific Northwest. Temporary Off
GERS elected were Vincent Barrios
(Bremerton), president, and Pete
Filarca (Seattle), secretary.
Attending Delegates
Filipino leaders attending the
conference were Vincent Barrios,
Mariana Barrinuevo, Rudy Allones,
and CHINO Eslava from Bremerton;
Tobias Edip from the Kitsap Coun-
ty Filipino Club; Harry Bucsit,
Bernardo Taclay, and Fred Gailan
from Yakima; Dec Volante from
Astoria (Oregon); Tim Reyes, Leo
de Leon from the Filipino and Am
erican Council of Puget Sound, and
Frank Ortega and Pete Filarca
from Seattle.
The next meeting of the Pacific
Northwest leaders will be held in
Bremerton.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1952-05-01
The Jackson Story Told in Chs
Rudio-Ford Foundation Air Program

Council, consisting of the people in
that area.
Changes in the community in
cluded cleaner streets and yards,
traffic lights at dangerous intersec-
lions, a health clinic, reduction OF
tuberculosis death rate, street paw
ing, and more community spirit.
The success of the community's eff
forts was also symboliZed in an
International Smorgasbord Dinner
held at the Filipino-American Ath-
letic Club April 80.
The documentary program, which
was tape-recorded in Seattle in
February, included many sounds
familiar to the ears of jackson
Street Community residents. The
show included portion of Sc
attic Buddhist Church service,
Filipino music and the sound of
Filipino dancers doing a traditional
bamboo dance, Japanese shamisen
music, a Negro jazz band, and
Chinese orchestra.
Among those heard on the broad
cast were Mrs. Ruth Manca, exec
utive secretary of the Jackson
Street Community Council; Robert
Groves, a resident of. the area;
Bruce Rowell, manager of the Mt.
Rainier Social Club; T. A. Allasina,
grade school principal; v. A. We
lasco, former president of the Sc
attic Filipino Community; and
Walter Rutley, Veterans Aid Bu-
reau employee.
Also included were Chin Han,
importer; Toru Sakahara, attorney
practicing in the Jackson Street
area; and doc" Shinbo, florist.
The program was narrated by CHS
Newsman Robert Trout.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1952-05-01
Vito Is DoM9
What

Mrs. Pho Escame, president of the
George Washington Junior High
Pr A, attended a three : day
PIT. A. convention in Spokane
early this month. JOsefina Cor
stiles and Ricardo Farinas, U. of
w. students, danced the picturesque
Thinking at the "World Cruise"
variety show sponsored by the U.
of w. foreign students at Meany
Hall, May 8 . on the same pro-
gram Philippine folk-Songs were
sung by Josefina COrsilles, Ricardo
Farinas, ROmulO EstigOy, and
Jaime Narte. Mr.. and Mrs. RufO
Alhambra, of Honolulu, passed
through Seattle last month on their
way to conventions in Eastern
cities. Mr.. Alhambra, who was a
former u. of w. student, is in the
insurance business in Hawaii, and
Mrs. Alhambra is active in YWCA
work in the Territory. While
in town they reminiSced with Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Langoey, old friends
of Mr.. Alhambra. s. Prisca Lam
goey and Emilio BOnsilau contrib
uted musical numbers in the bene-
fit program of the American Friends
Service Committee last month at
the Wesley House. Mr.. w. Z.
Bryant, former provincial governor
in the Philippines, arranged the
whole program. Among the
legions who attended the Pomeroy
victory rally at the Eagles some
time ago were Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy
Santos. Miss Maria Tulsa DOmin-
guez. Joseph Jainga, Harry RallOs,
Girls AyergOnzadO, and v. A. We
Iasco. The De Castro family has
lust moved to 7415 Meridian Ave.
Victoria "Vicky" Navarro has
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1952-05-01
Ibunez LuUds
Pinoy Unity in
Yakima Talk

Speaking at the inauguration of
the Yakima Filipino Clubhouse on
March %, Consul Melquiades Iban-
ez paid tribute to his countrymen's
pioneering spirit, collective lead
ership, and deep-seated conscious
ness of nationalism."
"Any word of praise that l may
say tonight" the Philippine consul
said, 'at once becomes insignificant
before this magnificent achieve
ment which now stands as mute
but eloquent monument to Filipino
initiative and business acumen, to
this symbol of their unity, their
determination, and their ideals"
Welfare of Coming Generations
I'm your own humble way, you
have looked to the future = to the
welfare and happiness of the COM
ing generations in this fertile val
ley. The wellbeing of your children
has undoubtedly spurred you to
build this imposing edifice which
tonight we are dedicating with all
the pride that parents have for
their children, and with all the
humility of which the human heart
is capable in the face of browning
success.
while this impressive building
has been conceived in the interest
of your children and your chill
dren's children, it shall also stand
forever conSecrated to the pioneer
ing spirit that animated your col
lective leadership, the deep-seated
consciousness of nationalism which
inspired all your struggles through
the years. 1t shall serve as the
emblem, and the perpetual remind
er, of the fact of our racial solidari-
ty and national unity"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1952-05-01
Jackson St. Council
Elects New Officers

Officers for the year 1928 of
the jackson Street Community
Council elected at its annual meet
ing April 30 are James M. Mar,
president (re-elected); Doyle Bar
ner, vice president; Mrs. Charles
F. elise, secretary; Toru Sakahara,
treasurer.
Board of Trustees includes DON
aid F. McDermott, Quay Lee,
Charles M. Carroll, William MINI
bu, Kenji Okuda, Robert Groves,
Frank Ortega, Alexander Bishop,
Jr., Mrs. Joel Boutte, Frank Con-
nor, Fred Cordova, Seiichi Hara,
DR.. Young B. Lee, DR.. Henry S.
Luke, Walter Rutley, Dan Sarusal,
and Victoria A. Velasco.
Chairmen of committees are:
Public Information, Mrs. Elizabeth
Burse; Welfare, Mrs. Richard j.
Aronson; Membership Nominating,
Rev. Paul Hagiya; Civil Defense,
James M. Matsuoka; Civic Ralph
H. Shinbo; and Health-Recreation,
Mrs. Ernest Williams.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1952-05-01
cHRISTENINGs

Four-month-old baby Gary Cruz,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Casey Cruz, of
Kent, was baptized Feb. % at the
Maryknoll Church with Father
Haggerty officiating. Sponsors were
Mrs. Shirley Ritualo, Mrs. Mary
Cruz, and the Messrs. Andy Padua
and Luis Miguel. Dinner was
served at the Cruz ranch house
following the christening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Federico Farms
first. boy, was christened Fed
ericO, Jr., at the MaryknOll Feb. 3.
Sponsors were Mesdames Nina Ri
vera, Serene Laig0, Mr.. and Mrs.
10y Rickleman, Miss ManOlita Du-
yungan, and the Messrs. Sonny
LaigO, Jimmy Zapata, Larry Ro-
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1952-05-01

For Miss America:
Dorothy Adams .................... AZ, 962 votes
C)na Mae Johnson. ..... AZ 875 votes
Norma Rud1Ilfa ........ Al, 100 votes
Amev Crieb .. %, 48O votes
For Miss Philippines
Rosita de Leon .................. 80, 865 votes
Dolores Gonzales ........ q, 468 votes
MarIene Sson ...................... Is, 939 votes
Coming tabuaton dances will be held at the
Fraternity Hall in Auburn, Wash. on May 81
June IA and the final on June %. The coronation
of the queens-elect will be held July 3 in con-
junction with the Philippine Independence Day
celebration under the auspices of the Filipino
and American Community of Puget Sound.
Tim Reyes of Puyallup is president OF the Fill
pino and American Community of Puget Sound
and Danny Cristobal of Auburn heads the popu-
larity contest committee.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1952-05-01

Just opened a nice eatery place on
Third and Washington and calls it
Paradise Inn. 1t should be para
disc, with those beautiful femmeS
we spotted there one night. Z.
Venicia DiOknO, daughter of Cap
tain and Mrs. MelchOr DiOknO, of
Fort Worden, is graduating from
the Port Townsend High School on
May 81. She intends to take up
nursing at the University of Wash
ington next fall. &. Cupid winged
his way to the East early this month
with AsunciOn BuysOn in tow.
Congratulations! All this time we
were kept in sweet suspense. .
And, likewise, we lost our society
editor, Aida Escuton, via the matri-
monial way last month. She is our
third society editor to leave = no
thanks to Cupid. T. A card from
Milan, Italy, brings news that Fill
pima prima donna Dalisay Aldaba
is in that land of music for a month
of musical engagements. -.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1952-05-01
WV. Post $500
Elects New Officers

Recently elected new officers of
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No.
$500 are Juan Diaz, commander;
Felipe Dumlao, senior vice COM
mander; Joe Torres, junior vice
commander; Ricardo Dirige, chap
plain; Antonio Rodrigo, quarter
master; Frank Ortega, post advo-
cate; Avelino Alviedo, surgeon;
John Arino, trustee g years; Sam
my Sagaysay, trustee q years., and
Leon Lubrin, trustee Il year,.
Other officers appointed by the
commander are Antonio Rodrigo,
adiutant; Ricardo Dirige, assistant
adiutant; Gene del Rosario, officer
of the day; Tozo Pimentel, patriotic
instructor; Victoria Nonog, post
historian; John Arino, service Off
Ger; Frank Ortega, post legislative
officer; Thomas Orkiolla, public re-
lations officer; Sammy Sagaysay,
guard; Joe Tambag, color bearer;
Ciriaco Solar, color bearer; Lorenzo
Verzosa, color guard; John Galanco,
color guard; Joe Torres, Felipe Du-
malo, Tozo Pimentel, and Leon
Lubrin, delegates to the Second
District.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1952-05-01
sales, and COnny Agtarap.

sales, and COMFY Agtarap.
Dinner was served and dancing
followed in the evening at the
Washington Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farm are now re-
siding in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Benjamin Zapata, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Primitive Zapata, was bap-
tized at the Maryknoll March is,
Father Haggerty officiating. Spon-
sors were Mrs. Isabel Ordona and
Pho Balagot.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1952-05-01

New officers of the Filipino Meth
Odist Laymen's Club, elected re-
Gently, are Mariana B. Angeles,
president; EulaliO Domingo, vice
president; Paul Bisares, secretary;
and Fernando Ferrera, treasurer.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1952-05-01
Puget Sound Organization To Select
Miss America" miss Philippines

The ball started rolling month and the competition
getting mot in the 1862 popularity contest of the Filipino
and American Community of Puget Sound
After four tabuaon dances and soca Dorothy Adams
ss America division and Roslta de Leon is
ahead for voting for the Miss Philippines title
May 10 tabuaton the standing OF the various can
didates is follows:
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1952-05-01

How the Jackson Street area of
Seattle fought its way up from
Skid Road status to equality with
other neighborhoods, was drama
TIED on "The People Act" CHS
Radio-Ford Foundation program,
over Radio Station KIRO, $50 pm,
Friday april 25).
The half-hour coast-to-coast pro-
gram told how people of varied
backgrounds - Chinese, japanese,
Filipino, Negro, and white-worked
together to improve their commu-
nifty. The improvements were made
by the Jackson Street Community
Evening star., 1952-03-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1949 Tudor; r and h., covers,
CHASE MOTOR Co. INC. 7725 wis.
;s ave- OF; 900; Open EVENINGS. ia
FORD 1851 Custom Tudor; Haw-
MSYFLWER; MhSlhs sWsasR; MoroSSs, eaS niias IsS issh
ST NV. RE. O303..
FORD 1947 Super de luxe '.s" Tudor;
nlus: r and b.: $795. MAYFLoWER r
MOTORS. 1125. 10th st. NV, RE.
FORD 1851 station wagon; like new;
eppd eea1lppsd; S2,O95. MAYFLoWER
Minnesota ave: me-, VI. 5000.
FORD OBI, 1881 a Custom Tudor; light
MAyLowER We MoToRs oSTTosaRss5ive snossssst sasss
,H9TcatiSn, HT aSoa 1901 Minnesota ave. ne.
FSRD lS4s Tudor De luxe; equipped;
,lmammMacnlste; lamMt $895; MAYFLoWER
Minnesota ave. me-. vi. 5000.
FORD 40 convertible coupe: new ton.
clean; 81 .Ss5 nd sneiay A.; mdnes.baea m,es ana
trial, 4-month written guarantee
Hill Hill q SANDERS, Wash. s Oldest
rorG org. Desiers tNA. 9e50). 1114 ver-
FORD SO Custom Fordor ..s.; r. and
e.. seat covers, good tires; cleaning
Dlack .hnish; 81 1876; 2-day money.
PACK trial. 4-month written guaraI,-
oidest ss Fd Ford Ds.l.ssA sAHNREss lNa sssoS Wsih
vermont ave. NV.
FORD so, Custom Tudor; s-tube
radio. heater, good tires; low mile
trial; 4-morith written Smsrantee
Hill q SANDERS. Wasii.'s Oldest
Ford roId Dealer INA. 9s50). 1114 Yer
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FORD 1949 Tudor sedan: dark green:
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money-back trial: 4-month written
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ssIi I Hampden lane. Bethesda. WI.
FRAZER 1s4s Manhattan t sedan,
csond.;s ss95. .MERsooN 'Ss'tFi 4 THoMp- oSife
son, Chrysler- Dealer
ass2l Hampden lane, Bethesda. WI.
HENRY 1851 e-cyL: o.d.. h.; beau.
fTSSbin's TSboihn egg egg blue; Wv. tires: less
guar. S1,295; bank financinT ar.
ranged. KLEIN MOTORS, 1901 MI
81; NV, ME. $3.50. Ia
HUDSON 1948 Commodore ''s'' 4-dr.:
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IEEP 1860 station wagon; equipped;
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AAIsER 1917; peri. ccnd.: r. and h.;
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Evening star., 1952-03-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 81 300" 4.dr. sedan
ultramNtlcs fully equipped; oriRinal
mileage IA 1000. In beautiful condis
ton; $3.50 or best offer. Car car
iii ssp pm. 4 iehc Phone eoS SEl iss ,st y nv NM
PLYMOUTH AT; / owner. taxi, fine
offer. 81. 9503.
PLYMOUTH AZ Special de luxe 4-dr. /;
i TIiooann ano m n SSas ssas covers; $775. GE.
PLYMoUTH ~ Special de luxe ? A.
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HUGHES. 1914 GeOrgia ave. RA.
PLYMOUTH 1s4s. Special de iS luxe
club coupe: owner: peri. cond. :
$l,190. KIRK MOTOR CO., 4OU0
Ga. ave-. ia. 1900. Ia
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coUNTRY eeT Thss'f1 MoToRs ss1 ssss TSWN WSs
ppHMoGTA otHS eYss fs4o Y 4-de. IT, special ..
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northeast location). 1901 MINI.
ave. ne. vi. 5000.
PLYMOUTH 1850 4-dr sedan: one
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TAkQMA MOTOR CO. (Ford Deal
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only S465 dI., LIS mos. to pay. Omen
eyes, I'LL 9. COAST-IN PONTIAC
CO., AT Florida ave. ne. AT. 700.
PONTIAC 1870 4-dr.; orig black
paint; I owner; excel. cond.; Soa5
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Evening star., 1952-03-12
AUroMoBILEs ron SALE

ADJ; sun visor. spotiiaht. &c custom a11s
new; 81. .4S5. KLEIN MoToRs,
1901 M st. NV, NE. $3.50. Ia
PONTIAC 1850 Chieftain de luxe
eony. coupe; dark green. black top;
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1n 81 ee5 5mileass; ssnk one f5n.nc,Tnse cTner: Only
KLEIN ESL MOTORS. 1901 M ST. NV,
PoNTHIAicc az 4-dr.; r. and MD h..
ORIGINAL black finish, Al cond., i
owner S795. GREENWAY MO-
I.f} IL1Ks. S.asis gsoo Minnesota ave. ne
"a hhs seat covers; S925;' terms. WA.
Pontiac 1s47 conv. cpe.; +. and
n,Io,s.aIa. M clean car: sso excel: MOTOR; below
R0LLs-RoYCE 1929 P-1 Town S SEDAN.
trade. WA. 011S.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 2-dr.
sedan: climatizer and defroster. low
mileage. A very economical car to
antee. RELIABLE WHOLESALERS,
piney r1n Branch as and Old BladensbprgI
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 2-dr.;
heater. overdriye. seat covers. low
mileage; Sl,345:. 2-day money back
trial 4-month written guarantee.
HILL y SANDERS, Washington 5
Oldest Ford dealer, ma. $3.50. 1I14
Vermont ave. NV.
1947 Commander Husi-
ness coupe; Z. and h.; white wall
tires; S795. MERSON & THOMP-
son, Chrysler Plymouth Dealer,
aa21 Hampden lane. Bethesda. WI.
STUDEBAKER Al 4-dr.: good trans
portation; S195. MAYFLOWER MO-
: TORS. 1925 10Th st. NV, RE. O3OA