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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-05

your paper sincerely BahaI Assembly Of Min
nsapons' suia o. Olsen Secretary May rs 1868
DisAoREEs WITH CARDINAL NEwMANS PREMsE
Editor In the right front Of for May r.
printed quotation attributed the late Cardinal Newman
preae attributes Of what
ngraangy Large Unbsusver The Cardinal
evidently this
opinion but arbitrarily INDUCED wild flock Of
beeyer until ne has
beliefs subjected hei individual antecednts to the closest unbiased
scrutiny fasehood hGtruhs unStakable evaions
gsng for his acceptance almost he himself
another Of the various beliefs in question and well
that their actual vaue builders and susaners Of social
stability, s highly questionable.
"lags-minded" to dogmaze
willing investigate and accept the evidence presented
processes fanatic about anything
but Truth unresnng in its pursuit. and having captured IT, he
embraces fervently tenaciously.
large-mndOd disbelver DOES NOT respect "pey and
which considers obviously
respect any right
pious That
democratic principle and he win defend with his life It's divine
| preservation.
argemndsd" dlsbelever supports any
not because such institution either venerable beautiful
intellectual upfe humanity
of It's welfare Unlike dssmu
os who Seasonay expedsny advocate religious tolerance
absolute the rational nbenever
support lend assent doctrines ministers religion others
nthr
theories expound which intelligence
childish untsnable indeed interesting
whether the Cardinal Newmans today support
venerable beautiful useful institutions which the
faith" which,
that what should be
| the gander
found
he heavens above the beneath
the earth" which a
unuth and he denonces 1t with all the vhemence Of his entire
being Cardinal the contrary Notwithstanding
a unsalutay
of the pous deluded dreamer William Walker IS2 Eaton
PnuII 4.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-05
Rfv. JOHN LAU uKEs spoKGsMANs FoRrMaoNrNEss

Editor First word of sincere to
fine have been resident OF Minneapolis for
than through quite
with the city and its inhabitants SPOKESMAN
virtue Of bringing neghbohood attention
forcefu charitable sympathetic
understanding particularly the Editorial section with
clear-cu stand issues that important 10 all
called TO st. Philips Lutheran Church
neapos last July To be perfectly frank and honest with
little nklng OF the work a would
belief the Christian principle the equality
has the God But beyond that little
the problems involved grateful
SPOKESMAN given that
definition fortnight declaration
insight helpful my yours
pastor Philips
AIInneap MIMI
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Letters TO The Editor
YOUsRF WFIcOMR, RAHATSI

Editor We Minneapolis Baha Community wish 10 express
and the Spokesman for the fine publicity
with the Dedication Of Bahai House
Worship We thank the kind services have
rendered in the occasions through the
Of your paper nCerey Bahar Assembly Of Mn
nsapoHs, suIa o. Olsen. Secretary, May rs, 1858
Evening star., 1953-12-19

COLORED-APT;, UNFURN.i rms.
kit: share bath; empl; couple; al
pm. Thurs. all day, Ii. 6-493O
COLORED - 1929 FAIRMONT ST
NV, Apt. / - 2 rooms, kitchen
bath; $3.50. including all utilities
Key in basement apt. B.. F. Saul
CO.. 925 18th st. NV. MA. S-2100
COLORED 1918 8th ST. NV. -
$3.50. RAYMOND R. RUPPERT
1015 1th st. NV. ST: 3.S484: -21
COLORED - 1878 18th ST. NE. z
rooms, kitchen, dinette, bath, gas
heat: $3.50, plus utilities. B. F
SAUL CO., 925 10th st. NV. Ma
COLORED-26Ob DUNBAR RID. Sc
New de luxe, 1-bedrm. apt, over
looking lge. public park; pvt. entr.;
full bsmt. with laundry facil.; mr.
stores, schools, churches, st. Eliza
beth Hospital. buses AZ, 4, 8. 8
IadBoM KI sca55s. s SON. Ma 1896; Gs1 eyes
COLoRED@APT. HOUSES bedrms
liv. rm. Kit, pantry, bath. Newly
decor; En- ney stoy steve and refEr.. Sss6
COLOnED-~ DEDhMS.s IV. rm.
din rm.. kit and bath. 21st pl. ne
$S5 per mo. plus utils. P. T. CON.
STRUCTION CO.. ST. 3-2166.
COLORED-314 18th ST. NE
Modern 1-bedrm. apt. in duplex, $76
per mo-. incl. utils. JU. S-9666.
coLoRED-ess7 PITTS PL. Sc
COMP com 0i1s Kit and ND bath, % Snd nGrm a. aSa Saff
now: S72, incl. ali utils. and 1anitoI
feryise aN1S See 1itadMTD ispis1T on premises Nss
mont ave, NV. MA. S-7914: eyes.
COT ti LokEp1H11ie L ROOMS and s.t:, share
bath, $50 mo-. incl; utils. Ills 4Sth
COLORED-1325 RIGGS PL. NV
Two rooms, kitchen. bath; S60.75.
including all utilities. See ianitor
in Apt /. 1921 Riggs pl. B. F.
SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV. Ma.
COLoRED-1eOO 4sth PL. Ne
One-bedrm. apt. in new bldg. avail.
Immediately to couple with good ref
$69. per mo-. plus utils. Apply
AMERICAN SECURITY g. TRUST
CoI0RED2sIS 18th PL. N.E.-Twc
rms, kit, share bath; l or. 9
cohoREb-Two-RM. ed.tSRfhj APT. unfurn.
or semifurnished; ne. section. near
transp. Also 2 rms. for rent. Ii.
o-o2So. III
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APTs. UNFURNlsHED-vA.

TWO -BEDRM. APT. new: picture
windows: avail. immed. ia. 7-lS24,
ia. 1925
ARL.--New lge. de luxe / and 2 bed
rm. apt. garb. disp., kit, fan. Apply
Apt. 4. l710 N 10th st. JE. 3-7476.
-23
ALEXANDRIA--LoveIy 1-bedrm. ant.
dee $74.5Q: at bus, OV. 3-2397,
MaGNS,Sn a1G 3; WashinEs1p GHKnrSs s.; SSS
now beautiful and spacious large
bedrooms. .expandable living-dining
ON combination. Latest in kitchen
equipment. Parquet floors. Venetian
bind : exposures; utilities fur
niSHhed; SS6 ,oo mo. For information,
ARL Brand new, l-bedrm. apis. Nr
Et Meyer; 3 min. Pentagon. All.
plus utils. Avail now. ia. 7-0744.
ARL. : and Q bedrms.. excel.
peighborhood; Arl. Hall Pentagon.
Navy Annex; 10 minis. to D. c.
$3.50 and sos. all utilS. except elec
Mr.. Glebe rd.. 40l4 Columbia pike
EFFIC.. spacious. close in. parquet
ifs. carpeted halls; laundry, S67 so
including utilities. IA. 5-6534. 80
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS mas few
-bedrm. units available priced from
S75 90 situated in convenient Alex
White House Phone ! TTEe 6-44oo OF or
come, to ,of1ce in ADAMS BLDG.
cor Mt Vernon ave. and Russell rd
.Wkdays,, III 8; Sat Sun; o pm.
ARL.. nr. Kew Bridge-Nice ] bedrm..
Pentaeon. Ft. Myer. No children;
S." so to SS7 so. incl. utils., except
elec Out Wilson blvd, left on Oak
ST., right to 1884 10th rd. N. --22
APT. modern. 4 exposures: 2 bed
rooms. din. rm., lge. liv. rm., kit.
bath. scr. porch; cow. transp.; mr..
psnt1 PsntSgor; kp $1l5 s5zgs no Immed. eeeu- S0
ARLiNGT0N-S:be :bedrm.. compl. redec.
cor. apt, mr.. Hecht's on Randolph
St: S92.5O OV. $4,000. 30
ONE Ice. LIV. RIM. and lge. bedrm.,
S1so, apt; Falls Church; Se6 mo. JE.
ARLfNGToN-Two bedrms.. 1st A..
pvt. entrance, porch, garage. A.
way ventilation; no small children
or pets: 500. JE. 3-1316. 20
and S bath kt aosets Eth sfdpass drans
ana bus; avail. Dec. 2$. Ludlow
SOUTH ojTPT' ARLINGTON EFF1c.Econv
to bus available January l. JA.
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kit. and bath; 3 blks. to Hecht's, 8
blks. Kann's. Is min. Pentagon and
Navy Annex: $3.50. See MR.
BROWN; Io16 Vermont ST.. Arl.s Va.
ARLNGToN: adults only. 10, Minis.
downtown D. c.; 1 of the better
maintained. modern apts.; liv. rm.,
din. rm.. bedrm., den, kit. and bath;
no pets; S75 a mo. IA. S-66S4.
27Oi HICKORY ST., Alex. va
apts., one rooms and bath, and
one 3 rooms and bath. Rent to-
gether or separately. Reasonable.
EXCEPTIONALLY NICE bedroom
apt. avail. Jan. ] in small. we'll
managed bldg; S74 so, incl. heat
and hot water. Apply ianitor 40l
Commonwealth ave-. Alex, Va.
DREYFUSS BROS, 1919 18th ST.
NV. Ma. S-05S2. go
ARLINGTON - Garden development,
at Ft. Myer dr.. off Arlington blvd
One-bedroom apt. $50; all utilities
furnished; adults only. Call MRS.
HATLEY. ia. 2-3570. -21
1-BEDROOM APT, $3.50
Two miles from bridge; parouet floors.
carpeted halls; superior sound in
Sulation; incinerator rm.; unlim.
storage parking. ia 5-6534 30
Evening star., 1953-12-19

BEDROOM APT, $3.50
Two miles from bridge; parouet floors,
carpeted halls superior sound in
Sulation; incinerator rm.; unlim
storage parking. ia 5-6534. 30
Evening star., 1953-09-20
|MorriogeLicense
Applications
Under D. c. LdtD couples n1uSl

Under D. c. lGiD couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, 1UGit three tull days
and receive the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Robert Burkhardt, 23. s17 Tuckerman
st. NV, and Mary Freeman. l9, S14
Tewkesbury pl. NV.
Donald Raw "a. Norfolk Va, and Dorice
stocAeE; ls 1871 Down Downing St: ne;
and Betty Ressler, 20, 4619 Eastern
Donald Williams. 90. 1O11 Lincoln pl
Sc, and Ruth Baker II. 21i2 Mary
RoSeTt Winhsjd: as, y. $. N. G. Bldg.
Pask RPdsi aHd Nd Diane Adams @l' Takoma
GEORGE King, 81, and Jaceueline Miller.
8, both of Manassas Va.
James Wuthrich, "A. and Betty Otto,
truman UNI 4OIh Barnes G f?s 4 snd Joan eehr 27
Shirley Mitchell, 81, s13 R st. NV,
and Vera Mathis, 2l, 1117 Staples
Claude wells 21, Boiling AFB. and
Evelyn Rogers. 20. SOL oakdale pi.
Norman Larimer. 21. LII Verne, Iowa,
and Evelyn Boyle. 10, 1921 Connecti-
cut ave. NV.
Samuel Chado,. a., Baltimore. Md. and
Diane Coonin, "a, 1913 Upshur st.
william Sheriff., 1s. 1903 st. Sc,
and Annie Wingheld, 10. 21l 18th
Andrew nd; " Winter. 5s. Alexandria, Va. and
Mary Hudson, 55. 40G Ridge I'd. Sc
Gene Mellott,, 20, Wilmington, Del. and
Mebse kScRReI kamP @ s0 FB s.
Mary Koval, 90, 1918 35th st. NV.
Francis Hunt. 22. 1929 Corcoran st.
NV and Eta Hart 81, 1852 Cor
John IN B BYRD. d. a5, % 1717 Holbrook st. ne.
and Viola Johnson @5, 1924 Rosedale
Rolf Conrad, 80, 1929 Calvert st. NV,
ana Maria Laufenbers, "a, 243 Farra-
McDill Johnson. "a. 1715 sth st, NV,
and Dottie Wilkins 2s, 1119 4th st.
John Prick, 90, 1891 9TH st. ne, and
Shirley Gutshall. Is. 2535 18th st; NV.
and Florence Ellsworth, 2S, 66 New
Raymond Gribben. s3, 6622 Broad st.,
and Margaret Lynn, %. 3700 Quebec
Fred Posey, %, 111e orren st. ne,
and Ruth S olaker. Is; 912 st. ne;
Ruth Bennett. 33, 1900 Connecticut
Leon sIavin, 26. Brooklyn. N. Y, and
Juliet Markwood, 22, 5420 Connecticut
ave. NV.
Leroy Myers, "a. and Rose Thursby, 20,
both of Williamsport, Pa.
Albert Chavaree, 20. 5000 Wisconsin
ave-, and Elena Petrillo, rs. 1927
Lamont st. NV.
Audrey Evans, 10. 5406 Foote st. ne
Robert Berg, 80, 1000 10th st. NV, and
Gemma Lepine, SO, 200 Massachusetts
ave. NV.
William Boone. %, and Elisabeth Holmes,
23 both of 1888 New Jersey ave. NV.
Vernon Good. 2S. and Elizabeth Koontz,
%, both of 1890 P st. NV.
Weldon Spencer, 81. AIS 23rd pl ne,
and Ola Wilson. %. 621 Allison St w
Harry Crane, 81, 1901 Connecticut ave
NV, and Rose Tomlinson, 54. 1915
18th st. NV.
Jim Thaxton. 81, and Ruth venard. 81,
both of Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Pilot OF Crashed JET
Found Injured inFieId
BY the Associated Press

GENESCO, ILL.,, Sept. 19-The
pilot Of a Navy jet plane which
crashed in a thunderstorm last
night was found injured today
in a field four miles from the
scene of the crash.
1t. Col. John Morton, Illinois
wing commander of the Civil
Air Patrol, said the pilot identi-
fed himself as j. A. Meder. He
was suffering from two broken
legs and internal injuries.
Capt. John De Causemoter,
one of a number of civilian fly
ers taking part in the search for
Meder, spotted the missing pilot
lying helpless in a field. Un-
able to land in the area, Capt.
De Causemoter radioed a ground
search party.
Meder was flying one of two
Navy Banshee planes en- route
from Oceania Naval Air Station,
near Norfolk, Va, to Minneapo-
lis. His craft developed trouble
in a violent thunder and light
ming storm over Northern Illi-
nois. Meder related his para
chute opened too soon after he
pulled the mechanism which
hurled him from his disabled
plane. The chute ripped, caus-
ing Meder to drift down at a
faster-than-normal rate.
His plane crashed on a farm.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Deaths Reported

From the District Of Columbia Bureau
Of Vital Statistics)
Ernest Mongold. "a. 4335 Barker st. Sc.
Mary Harlow, IS. 25OS Perry st. ne.
Jennie Dunyer. 10 453 Deiafield pi. NV.
George Schreyer 6S, 42l4 18th pl. e.
Pansy Lowell. so. 1901 18th St NV.
George Argivopoulos. A., 636 I st. ne
Elizabeth Beck, 38. 5162 Fulton st. NV
Lee Alkire. 35. Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
Willie Blackwell, 2S. Warrenton. Va.
Minerva Kenner. AZ. 6Ol w ST. NV,
Walter Everett, 46, 1926 18th st. NV.
Pearl Robinson, 40, 1907 Calf ST. NV
Robert Wilson. 32. 444 NJ st. NV.
David Taylor, infant. 1913 Browning pl
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Births Reported

From the D. c. Bureau Of vital
StattSticS.D
BOYS.
George and Ellen Arendes.
Richard and Theresa Butler.
Harold and Lola Dougherty.
Thomas and Helen Kneeland.
Louis and Anne Ruel.
Leonard and Doris Bluebond.
Joseph and Lorraine Connery.
Paul and Belva Hinman.
Jack and Lillian Perlmeter.
Walter and Margaret Thompson.
James and Gwendolyn Brooks.
Julian and Jane Richardson.
Ben and Alice Virgins
Joseph and Vivian Pickeral.
AlonZo and Rosalee TAYLOR.
George and Katherine Wilson
Kenneth and Frances Allen.
Ralph and Matte Brown.
Eugene and Geraldine Rose,
Paul and Beatrice Ball.
William and Betty Quander.
Russell and Muriel Woodland.
Archie and Helen Craver.
August and Katherine Domer.
Roy and Alice Newhauser
Jack and Sylvia Sanders.
Louis and Dorothy WEIGH.
Frederic and Ida Critic.
Norman and Doris De Mars.
Elnar and Jane Hileman.
Eugene and jeanne Ross
Richard and Ruth Smith.
Robert and Edythe Wilson.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Pan American Award
Goes to Venezuelan

The Pan American Union has
awarded its 1853 Award of Merit
for outstanding achievement in
agricultural conservation to
Francisco Tamayo of Venezuela.
Mr.. Tamayo, a conservationist
in the Ministry of Agriculture
won the $4,000 award through his
work in eliminating soil erosion
in over-grazed hill areas near
Caracas.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
ATLAS FURNITURE Lowest PRICE
GUARANTEE GIvEE With EVERY PURCHASE

Shop the entire town, then
bring the entire family and
prove for yourself that
Atlas prices ore the lowest.
Ny Friend Johns prices go
so low because his overhead
is so low. Here are the
plain unvornished facts; we
do q large volume of busi-
ness with the lowest pos
sibIe overhead. We've put
all the extras into the extra,
extra low prices. So come
on over and let us show you
how low prices can go at
Atlas.
Evening star., 1953-03-11
Burt Is Musical
HOLLYWOOD

Burt Lancaster. a specialist
in he-man drama, attained
his career-ambition the other
day. He appeared in q musical
film. He stepped across the
street from where "The Ma
rines Have a Word for It" was
shooting, and in which he
stars. to do a walk-on stage
gag bit with Jane Powell and
Gordon MacRae in Three
Sailors and q Girl"
(Released BY NANA)
Evening star., 1953-03-11
ESzE !

Films of More Than Routine Merit.
"ABOVE AND BEYOND" Robert Taylor Hiroshima.
"THE AFRICAN QUEEN Hepburn meets Bogart with comic
results
"THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL" Kirk Douglas As amoral
mOvie-maker.
"THE TIME" Charles Boyer in domestic comedy with
charm.
"NEVER WAVE AT WAC" ROE Russell and Marie Wilson in
Evening star., 1953-03-11
News of Music
SoIomon's Recital Emphasizes
His Poet-of- keyboard Playing
By Alice Eyersmon

The continuing feeling last
night during the recital by
Solomon, British pianist, was Of
regret that Constitution Hall is
so large. This extraordinarily
sensitive artist should have his
audience grouped close about
him in an intimate atmosphere.
His playing is for each individual
and he leads his listeners into
the heart of the music in way
that should be shared with al
most reverent appreciation. He
is not a pianist to storm and
thunder or to dazzle with pyro-
technics but a poet of the key
board capable of infinite musical
revelations.
This was to be found in every
Evening star., 1953-03-11

number on the program. That
the music was fashioned of notes
in various formations was i'm
portant only to the end of what
he understood them to express.
To fully give it out, he has at his
command a singing touch, a
dynamic sense applicable to the
minutest point and a color range
of delicate subtlety. Because OF
it's e1oquence and fine continuity,
his playing IS small scaled in
a way. and not geared to a reso-
nant hall.
Variety Is Needed.
The choice Of selections gave
play to his finest interpretive
qualities although more variety
would have added zest to the
program. The Bach Prelude
and Fugue in A Minor" in Liszt's
arrangement, was the first offer
ing. Here was classic playing of
refinement and Superlative clari-
ty, especially in the Fugue, even
though the broader scope of the
work was not underScored. It
was Bach pre-eminent at all
times over the arranger.
Solomon's powers of penetration
in Bach, as in other composers.
reveals every thread of the
musical fabric for a thorough
recognition of its Importance in
the whole.
It follows naturally that this
artist would revel in the word
"grazioso" describing the first
movement of Mozart's Sonata
in A Major, K. 331." The varia-
tions comprising the section were
enriched with such a wealth of
nuance and elegant grace as to
make the repetitions charming.
The "Alia Turca" rondo was
briskly if not excitingly played,
it's great appeal lying in the
secure rhythm and the variable
infections.
The emotional content of
Schubert'S Sonata in A Minor,
Op. 143" stood out less impress
sively in Solomon'S performance
but this did not disqualify the
penetrating beauty of his ideas.
The baSically lyrical quality of
the work was realized through
fine legato and the phrasing of
the thought in the music, as well
as its line. was remarkable.
Solomon'S effortless technical
facility gave light, bright touch
to the Allegro Vivace.
Audience Enthralled.
The program concluded with
the four Chopin Ballades. In
many respects, the artists easy
and relaxed delivery is ideal for
Chopin, yet he could not give
the music the freedom or soaring
quality inherent in it. A wrong
note in the G Minor Ballade,
easily possible for every artist
in the sweeping phrase, was a
minor blemish at the beginning.
Solomon is in reality minia-
turist and it is in the intricacies
of Chopin, as in the preceding
music, that his special musical
gifts are most impreSsively
demonstrated.
He held the audience en-
thralled during the program and
in its seats waiting for encores
at the end. The applause was
always spontaneous and enthusi-
aStic.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '3s 2-dr.: T. and h.,
good cond., good tires; si45. or best
offer. JE. 2-35S5.
power steerins. Hydra. faIP eqSip.: p.:
GSS ooP5 PSST2c' ae* 4a@i si''s eonnsstisas
PONTIAC 1853 chieftain de luxe g.
cylinder; r, h., Wv. tires reas.
pays. 8 to g. ME. S-5777; eves.'
PONTIAC 1851 Super de luxe Cata-
pertect na iuy eond ea9lP29sd sI9SG It1ns 59s
PONTIAC 1850 "s" 4-door: Hydra
Matte, r. and H.; extras; low mile
age; orig. owner; excel. cond. !:
S1.195 or pest offer. TU. 2-5121.
PONTIAC 90 chieftain g" de luxe
2-dr.; Hydra, r: and h.. 1000 ac-
tual mi. This one-owner car is abb
oeg Ta ase ss@e car as oFsod soS nss mee In S
out deposit; 81 ,795. BELL MOTORS.
SOLO Wis. ave, Wo. $4,000. .-13
PONTIAC 1862 convertible s-cyl.;
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tirui thu cherry slaS red black top, Wv
every way. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated; S2.095. BELL MOTORS,
5010 Wis. ave-. WO. $4,000. -13
PONTIAC 1851 Chiettain $" de luxe
tual mi. Black finish. Immac. In
ter. Car absolutely in new-car cond
throughout. Take car to your me-
chanic without deposit; 81 1876.
WO. 6-S90O. -13
PONTIAC 1850 Catalina hardtop
coupe; Hydra-Matic. r. and h., low
mileage. Beautiful blue and gray.
new throughout. Must be seen to be
appreciated; S1,495. BELL MO-
TORS. 500 Wis. ave, WO. $4,000.
PONTIAC 1851 chieftain 4-dr. Sc
dam. dark blue. equip. with r. and
h.: low-mileage car; special buy
at S1.2a5. ARCADE PONTIAC, 1887
Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S500. Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 80: excel. shape. r.. h.,
Wv. 1928; good paint and body;
see to appreciate. LA. 6-4"62. Ia
PLYMOUTH 1852 2-dr custom
model with Continental spare. twin
carburetors, high compression head
and many other extras. Very sharp
and very fast. Car may be- pur-
chased for as little as S45 down
being sacrificed for 1895; Closed
tForH. 6323 Georgia ave. ia. g.
S416.
PLYMOUTH so club coupe: original
finish like new; almost new tires;
SS95. An unusual buy. Bank fl
nancing. KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000
Georgia ave. n W. ia. 9-4S00
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de ldxe
sedan; r. b., Wv. tires excellent
Takoma Park. RA. 3-3303.
PLYMOUTH '4s club coupe; r. and b;
slso75i shy demonstration $500 10
PLYMOUTH 194a 4-dr. sedan. T.
med; cash. ia. 7-0als. -i5
PLYMOUTH SO 4-dr.: light sreen;
400 miles: being transferred; only
SI.795. JE. 4-3S49.
SO: heavy-duty wheels
snS5. sly Neii JAMES f "P9 Pa1NT II SHOP S IS
N. Y. ave. NV, NE. S-940d.
194s de luxe sedan; T.
and h. seat covers; very clean;
$500 Cal WO. 6-9431 today only. .
!94s club coupe; r. h,
like new throughout: sac. S675,
terms, SIS down. ACME MOTORS,
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sac. S375; terms. S75 down. ACME
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Very clean in and out. 81 .295. B &
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1ll4 Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300.
PLYMOUTH 81 station wagon: r.
and h.. turn signals: 81 .495. SILL
VER, SPRING MOTOR CO. INC.
1002 East-West hwy, JU. S-3157.
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SPRING MOTOR CO, INC, 100o
East West hwy. JU, S-3157. tDi7,
rectly across from U. S. Royal
sign.l Open today.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '52 club coupe. 6-pass.
Cranbrook; r, h., gray I'm. See to
appreciate. As little as Sl65 down
Being sacrificed for S1.395. Closed
Sundays, see Monday at HANDLEY
Ford, 1928 Georsia ave. Ia. g.
S416.
PLYMOUTH 1851 cranbrook 4-dr
sedan; SEQ n in ,, excel, cond.. vel CARED ed
best offer. XII $1,000.
PLYMOUTH SO Cranbrook sedan;
finish; immaculate: 7,000-mile car:
only Us 81 SS ;s95; WHEELER, l5sL INC; IHc;'
PLYMOUTH 80 2-door: black; doubt
Plymouth in town; $4,000 miles. like
new: only 81 ,095. MCKEE PONTIAC.
10Th and M SITS. NV. ST. 3-7107.
PLYMOUTH 40 4-door sedan: full
price. S695; dark blue finish, in
down, s39 per month; real clean
30 others SO lefSes'0f ehoose from. 1Aff1iFa1 Pasa
MOUNT MOTORS. 3345 Benning
I'd; ne. Ii. 3-6555. Open today
PLYMoUTH 1e47 4-dr. Special de
plenty Of extras: only $685.. LO-
GAN CHEVROLET CO.. Crescent
PLYMOUTH i95S Cdr; S. c. and
heater; must sell before Sept. "a.
UN 4-4273.
PLYMOUTH l942 sedan; good motor,
clutch and rear; a clean car; S275
cash or no down pint. on good
credit, balance 1S mos. RA. $4,000.
PLYMOUTH 1947 Special de l.; Al
cond, ready to go; S495; no down
pint. | 8 mos. to pay. RA. $4,000.
PLYMOUTH 1853 Cranbrook 4-deor;
original owner, 1.500 miles; equip.
overdrive: must sell; S1.G95 or best
offer AP. 7-25S7.
PLYMOUTH AZ Special de luxe; r.
and h.; accept reasonable offer. Call
RE. 7-5525 weekdays, 7:30-5 pm.
ewes. and Sun. 5016 Elm ST., Apt.
No. 4, Bethesda. Specially clean
PLYMOUTH SO 4-dr. cranbrook;
equip. No. 535. S1,395. COLO
NAL OLDSMOBILE CO. Ill. =
93401. l241 9th st. ne. uust on
PLYMOUTH As Spec. de J. 4-dr.; r.
and h.. prac, new tires; 3O-day
guarantee; S645. HILL q SANDERS:
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 11l4
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. IA