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Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13
asst Minute Pleas by McMath's Cohorts
failed to Arouse Any Mercy In Face
)f Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus

Arkansas governor, Sid McMath,
turned deaf ears to the pleas of
well known political leaders who
sought stay of execution for Her
man Maxwell, thrice convicted ra-
pist, who in last minute fight
for freedom, filed a petition for
writ of habeas corpus in the Unit
ed State District Court on the eve
of the date Of execution.
Maxwell was eleetrocuted at the
Tucker Prison shortly after sun
rise on June 6. in the presence of
twenty eight witnesses and prison
officials. When asked by the pri-
son superintendent for last state
ment, the condemned man, who
maintained his innocence until the
last said Il just ask you all to
pray.
Maxwell was represented by
Harold Flowers. well known Ark
ansas lawyer, who won two rever-
sails in a three year fight to save
him from death in the electric
chair, for the rape of Ruby
Nichols, young pregnant white
woman in l949.
Both federal judges We're out of
town when the petition for a writ
of habeas corpus was filed. Flow
ers then Immediately resorted TO
efforts for stay of execution
through the governor, who is re-
ported by many as a liberal.
McMath received last minute APP
peals from DR.. W. E. O'Bryant.
president of the jefferson County
Negro Democratic association, and
@. c. Mackey, of the Miller Coun-
ty Negro Democratic association.
Making a personal appeal was J.
Z. Booker. well known attorney.
and member OF the AMIN col
lege board of trustees.
McMath declared that he found
mo extenuating circumstances"
which would warrant his interview
ton, as he held fast to his policy
of not taking any action in sex
cases.
Despite the unfortunate condi-
ton which Maxwell's attorney was
placed due TO the absence Of two
federal judges who were requested
to issue the writ Of habeas corpus,
McMath ignored the urgent APP
peals of outstanding leaders.
II was urged in the petition filed
In the federal court that "the trial
and convict on deprived the defen-
Soc MtXwELI.-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13
We'll Not Give Options til
Our Suit Is Heard Says P0PA

Despite the decision handed
down Monday by the Arkansas
supreme court. in suit unfolding
the Little Rock Housing authority
in its redevelopment program, X.
O. Burgess, chairman Of the exc
cutive committee of the Property
Owners Protective association,
stated, I'VE will not give options
until our suit is heard, we have
been informed that the hearing
brought suit in Pulaski county
will be July T."
The property owners last month
ehaneery court seeking to restrain
the Housing authority and the city
of Little Rock from acquiring
property in the Dunbar area for
redevelopment. The owners de-
clare that the area is not blghted
as claimed by the authority.
The Interpretation Of the states
high courts decision Monday gave
the Housing authority the green
light TO 20 ahead and take private
property and resell IL to other
private individuals without violat-
ing the state and federal consti-
tutions.
The decision affirmed a Pulaski
chancery decree dismissing a petit
tion Of l.. ID. Rowe. a taxpayer. for
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13

an injunction to prohibit the Hous-
ing authority from proceeding
with acquisition OF the property
under the so-called blighted area
statute.
Rowe contended that the taking
of the property violated both the
state and federal constitutions;
that the use of public funds for
redevelopment for ultimate priv
ate use was unconstitutional.
The petition for the injunction
was filed in ehancery court, dis
missed and appealed to the SUI
preme court all in one day.
The property owners attorneys
appeared before the supreme
court and eantended that the
suit instituted by Rowe was
too friendly" and sought to int
vene. Since intervening on an APP
peal is not allowed. parties to
the Rowe suit stipulated tina, moth
ing but the eonstitutionality ques-
tons would be decided. The high
court honored that stipulation. II
Is said that a hearing on the pro-
perry owners suit will be heard
July 7. The owners are holding
fast to their pledge TO do nothing
until the suit Is heard.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13
Harold Flowers
To Address Mems
Day Observance

Pine Bluff--A special Mems
Day service will be conducted al
First Baptist church. Pulien and
Laurel streets, Sunday. DR.. w. NJ.
Freeman. pastor, will deliver .
special sermon at the f1:0O o'clock
hour in observance OF Mems Doy.
AT 800 p. m. the principal addrUoD
will be given by Honorable naf.
old Flowers. local attorney and
candidate for position IN tn
State Senate composed Of Jeffer-
son and Lincoln counties Dr.. ..
s. Martinez. pastor Of Cherry
Street AME Zion church. viii a.
liver the closing address a ~
500 p. m service. 1hs publls =
invited. :
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13

Mrs. Jones will intern at thu
University hospital setting another
precedent In Arkansas. becoming
the first Negro TO intern In an
all-white stated dixie hospital
Mrs Jones plans to remain in
Arkansas 10 practice after finish
ing her intcrnship. She will spccIa-
lie In the medical care Of chill
drcn.
School officials described Mra
Jones as an average student. rank
inc 46th In a senior class Of 70.
Despite the admittance OF Mrs.
Jones on a non-segregation basis
20 the school and classroom stu
dies. the school officials Just
See MRS. JONES-psse eight
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13
WaIcott 10 Call
Shot for Next Go

Camden, N. J.-(CNS)-fn a
position TO call the shots as he
desires, Jersey Joe walco,t
worlds heavyweight champion has
announced that he wants As per
cent across the board tradio. Tv,
movies, gate. etc) for his next
bout. And should II not be forth
coming, walcott says he will
break his exclusive contract with
the giant International Boxing
Club. AS Joe's manager. Felix
Bocchicchio put II, Our con-
tract with fBC still has two
years 20 60 II was signed by me
three years ago. Joe never sign.
ed. doubt that the contract Is
legal because I practically sold Joe
into slavery by signing H."
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13
White Woman Loses Custody Of Children
Because Of Belief in Racial Equality

Oklahoma City-"We're head
ed straight for the Supreme court
OF the United States. II we do not
get relief in the state Supreme
court declared Herbert X. Hyde.
attorney for Mrs. Jean Fields
Los Angeles. who Monday lost
her plea in the court OF Distr Ct
Judge Clarence Mills 20 secure
custody Of her two minor children.
The father, Vernon c. Fields.
was given custody Of the children
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13

park pool during the 1852 season.
This shocking action. which de.
prives 100000 white Kansas Ci,.
ans of the right 10 use the large.
modern pool which their tax mon
ey provided. was taken because
three Negro citizens. whose mon.
ey also helped pay for the pool.
won q sui, In federal court Civ
ing them the right TO use the
pool this summer. too.
The Negro citizens won the
right 10 use the pool In dceis-
ion handed down on April . by
Judge Albert A. Ridge In the
U. S. federal district court The
city Immediately appealed the nc.
ton and sought from Judge Ridge
a stay Of his injunction. pending
the outcome OF the appeal Judge
Ridge refused 10 grant the stay.
which would Delay the admit,ance
of the plaintiffs 10 the pool.
The city then announced.
through IFS city counsellor. Da-
vid NJ Proctor. that only the
three plaintiffs who filed the suit
would be admitted 10 the pool.
Last week, the park board u
unanimously passed resolution
stating that the pool would be
closed throughout s1e season.
thus dcpriving all the white citi-
zens of Kansas City the right 20
swim in order 10 keep three Me-
groes from swimming.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13

October 20. 1850. at which time
the father made representations
10 the judge that Mrs. Fields was
not III person to rear his chill
dren because of her social. poli,i-
Cal and economic views.
The hearing. according 10 Hyde,
was ex parte. with the mother not
present TO answer the charges
brought against her, and the hear
ing Monday was brought for the
SEQ LOSES Page eight
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13
)iers Want
|eWpoints On
81 Candidates

committee of the Arkansas
~ Democratic association has
Pased a statement on which II
Heking the views OF candidates
|'he summer primaries.
fe statement said the views Of
F'daies for city. county. state
national offices were sought
i would be happy to sup
give influence and votes 10
who stand for the issues
ined By the committee.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13
|gregation In
(|ena Schools
federal Court

June 8, a suit was filed In
" ) district eour, at Helena
O~'aan end to segregation and
'O'alh equalization Of cduea-
y opportunities in the Helena
Helena school district
e suit was filed by a number
'lfehts and taxpayers against
directors and the superintcn-
Of school district No. 2 The
n'ys for the parents and
ayers are Shepperson Wilbur
Helena and l.. Clifford Davis
|camdcn
petition asserts that the de-
pas in the maintenance Of
e schools for white and col
| persons pursuant TO q state
Y enc violating the federal
uili.on lt states that the only
'N 10 which Negroes are eli
4 % attend are inferior in
equipment. currieula. and In
Ol'er material respects to the
I'Os set apart for white children
Ua' The Negro children are
GUIDED because of their race
|, Oo'or from attending the only
W schools where they can OBJ
an education equal to that Of
~ other qualified students
n han Negroes in the district.
\ special three Judge panel has
requested to rule on the
+. @mporary and permanent in
en IS sought to prevent the
!. ans from enforcing I he
s,. .,ute calling for the main.
soir-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13
Kansas City Closes Swimming Pool
To Whites Rather Than Admit NEGROES

Kansas city-The thousands Of
white swimmers who got relief
from Kansas City's swel,ering
July and August heat last sum
mer by taking a dip in the
Swope Park swimming pool will
be denied that pleasure this year.
The board of park commission
ers voted at its meeting Tuesday
afternoon not 10 open the Swope
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13

DUKES FlRsT-The graduation OF Mrs. j. b. Jones Juno
16 from the University Of Arkansas medical school makes
this yearod lady the first Negro In the south graduate
from southern mcro medical school, Mrs Jones' the former
Edith rby from Hot Springs drew considerable comments and
aroused the Ire of the then Of Arkansas Ben Laney
who according 10 the daily press stated the Negro was
Just depryng deserving white boy from opportunity
10 enter medical school, when school Of
ncas that she would be accented
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-13

ACCEPTS Passionate - Elder
H. p. Fleming a native of Bal.i-
more. Maryland was recently cali
ed 10 the psstorate Of the Cross
street Christian church. 18th and
Cross street Elder Fleming. who
win begin his work here June Is.
attended the school Of religion In
Baltimore Maryland and received
his A. b. degree in religion from
Jarvis Christian college in Haw-
kins, Texas. He COMES from Full
ton Christian chrrch. Palestine.
Texas. During The past three sum-
mers he has served as dean Of
men In the southwest conference
u Disciples of Christ Youth.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

them straight up, i guess I could
have reached heaven long ago. 4
He received his biggest shock in
line of duty back i'm the l920s.
That was when transit UP the
Washington Monument was pro-
lvided by a converted engineers
hoist.
Looking over the cables, I found
that the one supposed to stop the
lift in case it started dropping out
lof control just wasn't working, /"
he said. IT that elevator had ever
started falling there would have
been nothing in Gods world to
make it stop until it hit the pit. /"
Elevator Was Shut Down.
The elevator was shut down for
nearly q year as q result of the
discovery, Mr.. Signor said, until
new gears costing $4,000 could
be installed. ,'
He has been hurt only once In
all his inspections, when his hand
got mangled in a cable many years
ago.
That's because I've always been
careful, and heights don't make
me dizzy" Mfr. Signor explained.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Alabama Papers Receive
Jap News Services by Tape
BY the Assoeietsd Pres.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Mar. L.
The Alabama Journal and Mont
igomery Advertiser today became
the first Alabama papers to take
Associated Press news in tape
form for use in automatic type
setting machines.
The papers were connected to
two AP news trunk wires and an
AP market wire. These teletype-
setter circuits will deliver copy
simultaneously on a typewriter
like printer and in the form Of
perforated tape. This tape can
be fed directly into actuating units
of linecasting machines. thereby
greatly speeding the setting Of
type.
The circuits to which the Mont
gomery papers are connected are
edited in APPS New York bureau
and now serve members from
coast to coast.
The AP State news wire which
serves most of the daily papers In
Alabama and Georgia soon Is to
be changed over to te1etypesetter
operations.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
DC. Elevator Inspector Retires,
City Heads Loud. His Service

Frederick H. Signor. 70-year-ol6
elevator inspector for the District
was retired last week after more
than 80 continuous years service
In that capacity.
The District Commissioners pre-
sented him with a certificate fol-
outstanding service. He worked fol
the Federal Government for Is
years before taking the District
job.
At his home. 35l0 B street Sc.
where he lives with his wife, Mr
Signor expressed pride in the
merit citation.
i can say that In all the years
I've been inspecting" he asserted
there has never been a set of
cables break on an elevator that
I've examined. never any one
Killed because Of a faulty inspec-
ton of mine."
Enough to Reach Heaven.
Mr.. Signor added that he
guesses he has inspected "just
about every elevator in the city. .
In fact" he added, "if I could
count the miles I'VE Travelled M, on
top Of. elevators and measured
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HeIium in Plane Tires

SAN DIEGO.-The use of he'll
ium instead Of air in the tires of
a big plane reduces the weight Of
the plane by up to 100 pounds.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
l.160 Miles Across Lake

DULUTH.-It is 1850 miles
from Duluth across the Great
Lakes to Ontario's outlet In the
st. Lawrence river. @
Evening star., 1952-04-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HENRY J 1851; low mileage. like
new; written guarantee: 1895. Open
ewes. till 8. ALEXANDRIA NASH,
Alexandria. Va. -21
HENRY J 1851 "6'' customized Sc
danette: with $500 extra equipment;
T.. h., sun visor, high-speed rear.
custom paint, ETC.; cost S2.100; spe-
cial $1,265. BLADENSBURG CAR
WHOLESALERS. 2150 Bladensburg
rd. ne.
HENRY J 1851 6-cyl.: Wv. tires,
low mileage. fine cond.: S1.195.
Your clean prewar car to be down
payment. 1908 Bladensburg rd. ne.
HENRY J 1851 "6"; h. WV. tires;
$4,000 miles; Al condition; $1,O95.
To inspect at 47l4 Hudson ave; Sc.
HENRY 1851: excel cond; new
pa%int; new slip covers; Sse5. Call
one owner; 1895. Your present car
for down payment. GE. 1908.
HUDSON 1916 Super 6 4-door; black;
excel. eond.; S595. Use your pres
ent car for down payment. GE.
HUDSON 1916 4-dr. sedan; overdrive,
r and h, dark blue, very clean car:
$500; bank terms. KIRK MOTOR
CO. 1000 Ga ave. NV, Ia. 4SOO.
HUDSON so Pacemaker 4-door sedan.
Attractive cadet blue. Immaculate
interior. Drivematic. air-ho heat
ing; custom radio. Exceptional,
we'll cared for, 1-owner motor car.
Exceptional performance and econo-
s4se dosn ers LusFfNE.N1cHoLsoN. ENC 81 son.
Chevrolet OldSmobile Dealer, WA.
1905, $500 BALTIC. ave-. Hyattsville,
HUDSON 1852 Hornet 4 dr.; leaving
town. must sell. car has Hydra,
turn signals, vac. booster. radio,
weather control heater, color beauti-
full grey. nlyon upholstery; $3.50.
Call Indianhead 1891 or 10. 3-3720
HUDSON late 1e4s Commodore "e"
yateiy. owned. si,o45. Cali Jo.
HUDSON sjfesSi 1881 Hornet. They ar.
happy G e 70 have e one. ano e reruIaF % neWs sRe
car-a-year trade-in: new-car guar
antee; T. and h., Hydra: clean as
no4SRsi Rso only fNc: SsS6 47ol Gai &i,. cAsI s1s:
HGDsoN 1e4s Super s-dr.; r. and
formance and beauty; new-car guar
antee; 81 .395. Call CARL MOTORS.
INC, 5949 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 2444.
HUDSON 1919 Commodore convert.
CLEAN, low mileage, fully equipped;
$1,445. or best offer. 81. 5O12;
HUDSON 1s4s Commodore 8 club
coupe; r. and h.; very clean one
owner car: Sl.195, Call IA, S.lO95.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1851 custom Tudor: radio
and heater; like new; written guar
antse; n,;, 81 ;Se6; epsn ewes .d TN ,6s 2;
Mt Vernon ave-. SAae; Alex. " Va. ''O. si''
FShP StIeP. n No. leg Sss6l motor; $50 or best
FORD 1889 coupe: lowered. partly
loaded; new clutch. rear. transmits
sion: excel, motor; $225. AP. S259.
FORD 1949 station wagon; r. and h.:
dsfs fsfelsn sns n9h nnasSase Shs
wall tires; Si,295. a-day money
back trial. 4-month written euaran-
tee; HILL & SANDERS, Wash. IS
Oldest Ford Dealer (NA. 9S50), 1114
Vermont ave. NV. Open daily. $50
Closed slm; to su9da2 9 Pm; Sat- til $50;
FORD 1949 Custom Tudor: r. and h.:
Sl.l9o; 2-day money-back trial: A.
month written guarantee, HILL &
SANDERS; SsS1oI r.. %ssh's SsIa, oldest Ford
ave. NV; Open daily. $50 am. to
9p:m.; Sat. It'll $50; closed Sunday.
FORD 81 Country Squire wagon:
beautiful @ blue finish; actual 500
FhoWER nieS sSst MoToRs; 5f 5sg; SS995 i'm NAY
NV. RE. 03o3. closed Sunday.
FORD '51 custom "s" Tudor; Haw-
thorne green, equipped with r. and
MiYffoMlERl0 Ri fft9Sl l0M MoTokss Toj1ssse Slsa3 fath
St: NV. re- oso5. &ocS Closed fIS Sunday. tSsn
FORD so business coupe: sparkling
slaeS s5 nishi Asagi1gSd mmaeHlass moToRs
FORD 20 custom "s" Tudor: seat
Cow; r. and h: many other extras;
$SIoG55. 81 :0S5. ,;Tddy $97day Tanrranty: EDGE
Fokb os' ss supeT 5 r deluxe Gseo ssSncoS Coupe;
original black: S595. 30-day war
FfsntyIi fI IEpGEMooR IJsi MOTOR So.
FCRS Glsied ,fs sSnasy;' as'; club coupe; fully
SHBgmobnE SesHHB5gSmseoib sl'eeS. eo' al eoE9SSs147S55 Ss4S5
Closed p's Sunday Ss Se 5psI opsn on evss sa I'll 3
FRAZER 1913 4-dr.; r. and b., over
drive, owner, low. mileage, orig.
black fin; $40; bank terms. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. n.wn
FRAZER 1947 4-dr. sedan; in good
cond., peri. engine; $500. 1858
FRAZER snT1aS "a 47 ND 4sdoor A' p e'sS and h. 3D.
7-O775. BARNES AUTO SALES,
3275 Wilson blvd. at 10th ST.,
Arlington. 30
HENRY 81 2-dr.; attractive cadet
blue with blending custom seat COW
ers; exceptionally low mileage; one
owner. economy car. equipped with
heater and defroster: real value;
only SI,O95: 1855 down. JUSTINE
NICHOLSON. Chevrolet Oldsmobile
Dealer lWA. 72O5), 5000 Bait. ave,
Hyattsville, Md.
HENRY J 1851 "6-cylinder" 2-door;
equipped, heater; q fine economy
car; ST. .095; 2-day money-back trial
4-month written guarantee. HILL
& SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer (NA. 9S50. 1114 Vermont
ave. NV. Open daily, $50 am. to
8 p.m.; Sat. till $50; closed Sun
day.
HENRY J 1851; overdrive. trunk,
heater, turn signals; price, 1896.
SH. 1853 Sun. and ewes.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON l94s club coupe; r. and h.,
PoETTAN MOTORS. 1900 Bladens-
burg rd. .Os
HUDSON 1949 Super &C.; beautiful
new 2-tone elec: red and fawn gray
finish; r. and h.. new tires; peri.
cond. S1,095. Call ST. 4l45. -21
HUDSON l947 convertible Commo-
dorf $500 under ceiling price. Has
fine tires. top, motor, radio. tnew
top); everything desirable. Small
down payment, small monthly pay
ments. See ALCO for value, 4th at
Md ave. s.w.. RE. 1866. 20'
JAGUAR 1852 Mark : sedan; 1900
miles; black red leather: showroom
condition: $3.a50 cash. KE. S-49oS.
JAGUAR-S.S. 100. 4-dr. sedan; good
tires. Has 40 Plymouth motor. does
not burn oil. 12-volt electrical
system: excel car for restoration.
$40, Call WA. SAL: between i.
JAGUAR 1852 XK-1:O: dark green;
5000 mi: at Bachelor Ofcers
Quarters, Naval Receiving station
Anacostia, Sunday, CAPT. WYL1E.
U.S.N. zoe
Evening star., 1952-04-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1e4e Custom IS" club coupe;
Z. and h.. seat covers. excellent rub
Der: French gray finish. Truly a
ssfss'1gl MAJOR ssE Hohoks E5sh Sy
34o0 River I'd, Alex. Va. Open TIL
FORD 1851 convertible Custom "s'
Gs 1t.Iy Sxe new and 1sri b. h. Sverdrys n ibsS S,
top. Very low-mileage. one-owner
s5 Su'' SASoR X :ssR e Mor6SgRs q ssS
alyf5 Eli E. Sun sSi 4lfTs tli g. x k1 sRSa oReR daily
ber and exceptionally clean. A one
MAJOR MoToRs. S4oo River I'D rd..
Aiexi; tif 4. xa Ki se4Sa1 oRsn daily til o. Sun.
FORD 1949 Custom club coupe;
heater and overdriye, low mileage:
in excel. cond.; $I.175. Use your
present car for down payment. GE.
FORD 1851 Custom "s'' convertible;
Wv. tires: r and h; one owner;
lSSS oid.st n4'e hsedesf st eT c.ns.aS Mssh
Open s am. till 8 pm: Saturday,
FORD 1851 Custom IS" Fordor;
equipped with r. and h., .overdrive
sh sis :0sir; s''ustH4 Ma4rEo%HKy is5Sany So SSe
TORS (Northeast location. $e01
MINI GMiinnsseta ave. ne. VI. 5000.
FoRD FSiRisd is4s saaSasi q. luxe. v-s Hh tudor;
Ss95. 40 300 Georsia ave. NV.
FORD 1913 Tudor, de luxe, VS.; Jet
black. orig. finish, r: and h., /;
sTasF srss es? s54c cr' EGyDs yf5S S!s'n' AU@ gHSS
"a sALEsi ssos 5loo Georgia ave. NV.
FORD Model A Fordor; perfect body;
tires 7.O0x16; $I25. Call Marlboro
FSRS 1s4s club coupe: dark blu.
$$ss 60 .fS:SsfS 4 SS .oMsSSfHokss; 81
1871 1871 Custom Ct tom radSr HE osos and T e.
owner; $1,795. 2-day money back
HiaI tI1al, -ponth nr TTittsn suarantee;
Saa mont DsseF sse nW sNA 6pe1 6Sse daily Ss5 syo
an. to 8 pm. Sat. It'll $3.50: closed
FoRS iss1 Gust. club coupe; silver
@neh nons seay eaiT. .aaSmeni nhd nj sa
ten guarantee. HILL. q SANDERS,
Wash;s Oldest Ford Dealer INA.
Sse0 SSsS0' d,llI 1t14 ~ Vermont Or ave NV.
Sat Sat; til $50; closed sunday.
FORD 1850 Custom "S' club coupe;
covers. A real buy at SI,395; 2-day
sseei Mss6.s Oldest aN Ford q pesieS shiEoENs. eNs'
SSoO), 1l14 Vermont ave. NV.
Open daily $50 am. to 8 pm.
Sat; ~ 5:30;. closed Sunday.
back trial. 4-month written % guar
antee. HILL & SANDERS, Wash. Is
Oldest Ford Dealer INA. $500, lila
Vermont ave. NV. Open daily $50
Closed d;m; g sunSayp' q p'm' Sat- till b;so;
FORD 1871 station wagon: in excep-
ioT q good buy at $500 call II RA.. "a.
FORD 80 custom 8 Tudor; equipped;
AUTO sAfEs. 1910 IT. ATrHS Myer dive
q block on Lee blvd. ia. 5-6636.
FORD 81 Fordor: Fordomatic; 1000
miles; $1.795. EN-. 1921. -22
FORD - 1a-ton pickup truck: good
ses;,k tres; new motor; $500. Call 10.
FSR66' 1889 sedan; r. and h.: une
shape: $225; S5 down, $500 per
mo. Many other prewar cars to
choose from. 1908 Bladensburg
rd. ne.
FORD late 1949 custom sedan; r., h.,
clock; looks like new: one owner;
BURG CAR WHOLESALERS, 216O
Bladensburg I'd. ne.
FORD 81 station wagon, Country
SQUIRE; like new; S1,975 AKERS
OLDSMOBILE-CADMLAC CO.. Fair
lington Shopping Center, Alex, Va.
OV. 035O.
FORD "a coupe; good motor, excel
lent tires: $76 or best offer. Phone
KE. 3-4964.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


JEEP STATION WAGON as. S77S.
New motor last Sept. Call NO.
KAISER 1a47 4-coor; r. and h.:
good-running cond: S595. Use
your present car for down payment.
GE. 1903.
KAISER 81 2-dr. Special; black with
heater. Private owner. 5000 mi.
rrice l'Ss3: trade in accepted.
KAISER Al; rac:o, neater. 4 new
tires. clean. A steal at $500.
KAISER 81 : dr.: 4.al2 actual,
honest miles: former dealers per-
sonal car and never titled. insuring
new car title. S1,S75; listed
KAISER As 4 door; equipped. S7aS.
COLONIAL. OLDSMOBILE CO., IL.
1-934o, 1o4l 9Th st. ne. tjust OF
Fla. ave, closed Sunday, open
ewes. till 2,