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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-08-21
SEEM STARS
BY Dolores Calvin

NEW YORK (CNS)-The Ford Company, via its advertis-
Mills Brothers handling of their commercials that they
continuing with them in the campaign for the Ford deal
You remember how the Mills Brothers did the first Ford
commercial to the of their hit, "Gow Worn? Did it
sell cars! That's why hear the boys doing add
tional lyrics Incidentally the Mills Brothers the only
stars we've discovered who selling by song nationally
known product to all people.
And speaking of commercials that Negro company,
Crayon sausage leader in Cleveland Ohio is well abreast
of the trends Crayton has spot just before the Cleveland
Indians baseball time and its rather good commercial
say But this is just Negro beamed station This is
WE'RE where all baseball enthusiasts congregate That's
progress think Negroes selling to whites we'll
Negroes
viii Carolle Drake Faulkner the model with the national
reputation make Mrs Billy Ecksne? Everyone wonders
Billy himself than interested about making it
legal Certainly would bring peace and happiness to Caroe
who has been friend to important names AS one OF
our favorie beauties, we're wishing her luck.
What appeal Jane Russell and Maryn Monroe have for
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes breaking all SIS records for its
company-20th Century Fox The Orioles newest number
in the Chapel" certainly avore midwesern jukeboXes
Earth Kit still in Chicago with New Faces of 52' but
Cole to be the Windy City August 28h for his first
night club in Chicago in years, Nat will be at the
"Blue Note"
That Negro Year Book written by TuSkegee Institute
professors got the biggest direct mail campaign and Negro
books has ever received It's dandy volume and Tuskegee
should proud home should be without one
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-08-21

BY Fritz Pollard @ a' - s'--s '.' '@z=-S-. .5'-- F
NEW NEW YORK (Global)-The hottest topic in the Major
ia @ sht now Is this young Ruben Gomez. seems
,'' just ABOUT everything Not only is he a pitcher that
e Dig boys like Duroeher Stengal and Homsbv wax lyrical
hU pu' lie can Held run and hit. Sounds like oneman
1U ana II the young Puerto Rican Negro keeps this up
lit VIII lahd among the mmoals one day This might give
one the idea that he unusual PLAYER he's more than
nc mes sensational He's about the only good news the
nave Tor the current season. You hear the Polo
Dfounuefs now saying, wait til next year,"
Milwaukee fans don't give up easily They still seem to
N ter Braves will knock off the Dodgers any rate
WauNee loves them one and ALL and although the manage
e mas tried to curta elaborate plans various PLAYERS
days at the field they have had to reent to some
extent They have scheduled days Gordon Pafo Spahn
nu ana Dtmer 1t is expected they will receive the usual
valuable gifts and tokens.
Keep an peeled for youngser bv the name of ebo-
Sic Heard 1t seems he's his way up The young Negro has
been making his presence felt Portland Oregon and they
say mes einoh for the Coast League
Too bad Willie Mays will be out of commission for the
rest Oh the season because of Clipped bone his
incidentally Giant fans still incoming over what their
standing might have today if they had had the services
of the classy little outfielder
II reported from out St Louis way that Dizzy Dean
upon being asked he would like Paige during
BroWns-Redegs Community Chest game said you want
me to get killed out here? May be efthanded compliment
or glowing tribute depending how you Anyhow
1t was quite pat the back from a-time great who
has just made the Hall of Fame
1t haven't heard the last Of close bitches de-
spite rules After ALL it's hard say pitch intended
When the pitcher denies it. But the things that happened
eely Ill seem TO indicate that there
ing between the Braves and Dodgers the kind
airy that has always existed between the Giants
Dodgers After ALL Milwaukee wanted that flag and they want
ed it bad and the Dodgers the only
natural that they should press hard take defeat bitterly
1t still hard to understand however how many of their
insults could be directed against Negro players the Dodg
ers when so much of their is due the stellar
performance of Bruton.
Signing of the does not mean that any
OF the major league players will be returned at least any time
soon 1t looks better for year. however, Don Newcombe
should be back with the Dodgers and Willie Mays with the
Giants.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-08-21

Cheatam all of Nashville The
principal of Wilmar training
school, Prof. Cross and family.
nave recently moved here :.
Miss Helen Johnes, who is attend
ing beauty school in Pine Bluff.
is the house guest of her mother.
Mrs. Jimmie McNeary. and fam
lily The ushers of Shady
Grove AME church visited st.
John AME church, Warren, last
Sunday :. Rev. and Mrs. II. W
Waits and Miss Dorothea Robert
son attended the State congress at
Shorter college last week :.
Mrs. l., B. Taylor Of Wilmar re-
ceived her bachelor degree during
the commencement at Philander
recently Mrs. Iona Erwin
made a business trip to Monticel-
10 last week Mrs. Jimmie
McNeary and Mrs. B. E. Simmons
have returned home after attend
ing the Grand chapter Of Eastern
Stars at Pine Bluff.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-08-21

In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Mt. Nebo AME Church, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 97988
Cassie Bowlin and Lot /, J. E.
Gardens Sub Division of the
north part of the NWh of the
NWH of Section 20, Township l
North OF Range IL West, Pulaski
County, Arkansas, Defendants
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that there has been filed in my
office, as Clerk of the Pulaski
Chancery Court. a petition for the
confirmation of the title to Lot
|, j. E. Gardens Sub Division OF
the North part of the NWA OF
the NWA Of Section 20, Town
ship /, North of Range II West
Pulaski County, Arkansas, and the
quieting of the title to the same
in Mt. Nebo A. M. E. Chuch
petitioner therein.
All persons claiming said lands
or any interest therein, are here
by warned TO appear in the Pu-
laski Chancery Court on the first
day of its next October term and
show cause why said title TO said
lands should not be confirmed IN
said plaintiff.
Witness my hand as clerk OF
the Pulaski Chancery Court and
the seal thereof on this the Dist
day Of JULY, 1853
Arlene Turner. Charcorv C'erf
By Jamye Drcher. Deputy Clerb
724-31;9:7-l4-2i-28 O.
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Newport
J. A. Smith

Mrs. G. D. Mays and children
and Mrs. K. Whitenhill and chill
dren spent Wednesday at the
zoo in Little Rock E. d. Rob-
inson, principal of Stephens school.
and Mrs. Robinson and family
stopped with the c. b. Craft FAM
lily for a short time Friday on
their return trip from Detroit.
Chicago. and st. Louis Rev.
7. w. Barnes, pastor of First Bap-
fist church, preached for the in
stallation of the choir at Brier
Fork Sunday. The choir from
First Baptist sang The Morn
ing Star choir sang at Kensett ON
Sunday afternoon :. Mrs. Avery
Holiday of st. Louis was guest of
Mrs. Willie Lewis and mother Sat
urday /. Mrs l.. T. Thompson
spent last week in Little Rock !.
The Mission society of First Bap-
fist church will present a pro-
gram on the 5th Sunday.
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G0od Hope
Bessie Lee Soekwell

Arevival began at the Good
Hope AME church. Rev, |. A.
Stith, evangelist, Ten members
have been added to the church
Mrs. Lille Foat of Ashdown
is spending the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. Katie Mae Alex
ander Miss josephine Nc
Nicely has returned home after
spending her summer vacation in
Fort Worth, Texas, with her uncle
and aunt, Mr., and Mrs, Luther
SockWell Miss Florence Ton
ey is il. Flint, Michigan where she
will spend several months before
entering school -. B, M. Muir
ply spent a week in Wiergate.
Texas, at the bedside Of his broth
er, Jim Murphy Mrs. Lydia
Toney was called to the bedside
Of her daughter. Mrs. Sadie Will
liams. She is in the Ouachita coun-
ty hospital Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Sockwell and Ollie Jack
Box made a business trip to Ft
Worth recently Mrs, Estella
Tidwell, Mrs, Bessie Lee Sock
well, Allen Blake, f. B. Sockwell
Lumous Gulley, Josh Gulley ane
, D. Willie Gulley attended the 68tt
annual communication of the Roy.
al Grand chapter Order of East.
ern Stars in Pine Bluff recently
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Sockwel
spent Tuesday night in the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w, Johnson o
Pine Bluff Mrs Icephent
Dunn of Camden received tn
watch gwen away at the revival
She reported $40 in the contest.
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! "'Ui;Ssp,1
BY Lou LuTour

Are you fault-fnder? If then abouface right
now because Pathfinder is surely not charming
Charm grows with and become mellow with wis
dom and understanding When have become mature
selves, learn give generously of praise, nothing
praseworhy say nothing In the words of Walt Disneys
little character Thumper IF you can't say omehin nice
don't say nothn at all"
Let live that will help others to help themselves
by eng the good and reserng judgment what con-
slider not good. At any rate let's never find fault
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-08-21

expecting a visit from her son
and his wife from Memphis !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Grundy
had his sister with them last week,
Mrs, Novella Sheral of Spring.
field, Missouri The P. E. of
Newport held his quarterly con-
ference here on the 18th and 10th.
Rev. |, S. Moore, pastor.
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left last week for Detroit where
Mr.. Tolbert will undergo medical
treatment. They will be the house
guests of their daughter and will
visit other friends and relatives
there.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-08-21
Aubrey
Cleora Warren

Hazel Woodland and Alto Wood
ard of Youngstown, Ohio, are Wis
iting relatives and friends here.
They are the brothers of Mrs.
CieCra Warren MIR. and Mrs.
Newcomb Ferry and family are
back from Japan and will spend
two weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Eta Moore, They have been in
Japan for more than three years
Mr.. and Mrs. A r. Tolbert
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CIRCUS CLOWN POTHOLDER

CIRCUS CLOWN POTHOLDER
His peaked hat is red and is
gaily accented with a brilliant
chartreuse loop trim to match the
collar. On his chalk white, smil-
ing face is embroidered black
criss-cross eyes and a red mouth.
The outline of his ears is also
embroidered in black, and the
cherry-like nose is made Of
rounds of crochet. This tricky,
little item will cost so little to
make that the crochet materials
will hardly put dent in your
club treasury. If you intend to
make a large quantity of them,
they will work up quickly and
easily when each club member ie
designated to complete one spe-
cifc job. While one woman is GRO
cheting the hat, another could be
working on the face, and others
could join in by applying the
finishing touches such as the en-
broidery or padding Of the pot
holders.
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Neeellecraft NeWS-Z
q by Nancy Baxter

Are making plans for club bridge party church dinner
N charity of the community who
tcpe at least these functions during the find
problem decide the favo door prizes
will be the the unfurrow
ghhearted idea that will
in att
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WiIrllar
Inez Robinson

IneZ Robinson
Mr.. and Mrs. James Erwin oil
Nashville, Tennessee, are here Wis
iting their parents. Mr. and Mrs
w. M. Grain They were ae-
companied by Mrs. Elizabeth Rob
inson and daughter and Mrs. Mary
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-08-21
WARNING ORDER

State Of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Dorothy Ward, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 98017
CLYDE Ward, Defendant
The defendant Clyde Ward is
warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff. Dorothy
Ward
Dated. July oath, 1888
Dies & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Geo. w. Shepherd
Attorney ad l tenn
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY airline Turner "
7.3l.8:7-l4-2l At
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Biggers
Monroe ManscO

Mrs. Eddie M. Heron is back
home in Little Rock Mr., and
Mrs. Monroe Mansco were I h c
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Nathan
Mansker at Pocahontas last week
end Mrs Grace Pittman is
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yours be the busiest booth the bazaar,
weemembered church dinner bridge party gather club
friends eroehetirg beforehand You will
making this whimsical pothoder II would like in
eahe yourself for each tho club nbas send
self addressed envelope the Ncdowok Dept Of this
request CIRCUS CLOWN P0TH0LDER Leaet No S2
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Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Betty Jane Davis, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 98064
Earl Davis, Defendant
The defendant, Earl Davis, Is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, Betty
Jane Davis
Dated: July 81, 1858
Diles & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George W. Shepherd
Attorney al Litem
Airline Turner Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, D. {.
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BY ritz Pollard
BY ritz Pollard

G ~ 81 2 - ssfra :.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

hotel and take shower, and Lucie had to
have decent amount of rest because her
mother and father were to arrive at noon
They were coming in from Boston to pay, her
a visit The moment she was home, Lucie
telephoned her lawyer
I'm panhandler, all right" she an
nounced, ring of triumph IN her voice ''Mr.
Climber, this may turn out to be real diversi-
fed investment / like how Sam calls me
'ma'am' and works that old-fashioned cour-
tesy. Those bowlegs are handy for dancing.
That umbrella hat is big enough to shade a
girl friend. Do you think could move the
factory to Fo't Worth?"
"Ah," Mr. Climber said. Nov we come to
the essentials in this affair, Miss Dugan Sam
went out to Hollywood few years ago and
some dame imposed on his Fo't Worth gal
lantry. 1t cost him several hundred head of
cattle and poisoned his mind against women.
He honored you with some Southern gentility
and nothing more. All you can count on is
license to sell more stock in your company,
not a marriage license"
Really" Lucie said, and lost her enthusi-
asm. We'll. that's the way it goes in these
business deals. ;. Listen, thought you men,
toned he was so cool. Tonight he resembled
leaky garden hose"
He did?" MIR. Climber said mo kidding?
I'll have to think that over, Miss Dugan.
Amt you glad you have an attorney with
insomnia?"
AT sIx-THIRTY in the morning, Sam phoned
Lucie. He said that was the hour he usually
got up at the ranch, and that he hadn't seen
her now in quite spell. Maybe they could
have breakfast together?
Continued on page Is
Evening star., 1953-08-30

and was Irish - poor Irish. Determined to
make her fortune, she had come to New York.
First she'd worked as model, and then fell
into demonstrating cosmetics = because of
her skin
THAT skin!" Sam said in joyous appraisal.
Eyes, ma'am. see"
"One thing led to another" Lucie said
darkly. People have remarked that the
Dugans weren't worth the powder to blow
them up. That gave me an idea. l hired
wonderful chemist and Incorporated and
rented an idle war surplus plant I'm going
to make good or bust While there's women
there's hope. It's good investment"
Il agree" Sam said. Il like the way it
sounds already. It's diversified. That skin. >.
Well, well. Let's dance, ma'am"
They did, and Lucie held Sam tight and put
her head on his shoulder. Notice our pow-
DER" she said. Doesn't come off on your
lapel"
Evening star., 1953-08-30

Mr. Climber served Sam bourbon and
water and gave Lucie glass of milk.
Nov / suggest you young people run
along, he said. I'm going to bed and fan
myself with brief"
HE young people ran along to an East Side
night club. Sam tried to buy Lucie bottle
of champagne, but she had another glass of
milk and gazed at girls in the hoor-show who
were not half so pretty as she. Sam gazed at
her and became more crimson
Sorry can't drink anything but milk"
Lucie said. I'm in crazy kind of business
and under lot Of pressure. The fact is, I'm
afraid I'm getting ulcers. Would you care to
hear the story of my life so we can get that
out of the way?"
Eyes, ma'am," Sam said. He put hand
to his brow. II seem to be under lot of
pressure, too, all at once"
Lucie explained she'd been born in Boston
Evening star., 1953-08-30

Wonderful" Som sold. "IIove II,
mo am. But - but where am 4"
Wonderful" Sam said. Il love it, ma am.
But but where am II"
SAM" Lucie asked as he missed step,
''is there something the matter? It's cool in
here and you're dripping"
Its just that everything suddenly looks
so pretty, Sam said. why, ma am, down on
the Rio Grande this room would be too cold
for me-"
Their parting was at two-thirty in the
morning because Sam had to return to his
Evening star., 1953-12-17
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcsnt.)

CHEW. 81 sedan delivery; light
green. r: and h.; excel. mech.
cond.; will trade and can finance;
S995 or best offer. AP. .7-7O5O.
WA. 7-72O0, Mr.. BYRAM. --lS
GMC 40 Diesel tractor Model 75O;
l0.OOx22 tires; in excellent condi-
ton: $1.S75. STEUART TRUCK
e CENTER; SEsooSSo Soo1 W. va. ave. ne,
FEbERAIo EfbiRUAlfoT2is 20 Diesel tractor: new
Continental, 427-cubic-inch engine
Installed last year, 10.0Ox22 tires;
STEuART TRUCK CENTER. 2OOI
w. Va. ave. ne. LA. 6-S020. lis
FORD 1h-ton cargo dump: excel.
body, all steel. hoist in perfect
shape, good cab, fine motor. high
stake side. 4-speed transm.. many
purpose truck for very few dollars.
$345; Is min. from D. c. BROAD
STREET (Ford). 1001 w. Broad
St. Fails Church, JE. 2-5100. Open
CHEV. as h-ton panel; in fine cond.; /;
only S495; Is min. from d. c.
BROAD STREET tFordJ. 1901 w.
Broad ST., Fails Church. JE. 2-5100
lGMC al cab-over- -engine 1A-ton
cond.; will trade, can inance; $595
or best offer. AP, 7-7050. WA.
7-72Cps. Mr.. BYRAM. lis
Evening star., 1953-12-17
OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT

182! "a ST: NV, near Conn. ave.
and Ring Bldg. = Attractive 1st-fl.
3-rm. suite; parking In rear for 2
e @ss' ssss DSV&LR SR8S Pc; g.
FOR oA: fa LEASE iss' - Entir. End a. IN new
modern al oaainr-conditioned bldg. ap-
paGx. pe9x ISo@. Zoo 81 y. IT.; .ssysl. jan l5'
ave: .n.w.-Available Immediately.
desirable rooms to meet your re.
quirements. Apply PENN PROPER.
TIES: 616 Evans Bldg. ME. S-l1O7
DISTRICT-Suites, to
Z rooms. Moderate rental: elevator
sT guiding snsoos sli2a Vermont ave. Call
silver STRING - Doctors ONCE.
approx. 800 sq. IT,, loc. In mod.
attrac. apt. development. Conv. to
transp. Ample parking. Ma. S-l92l
1924 X ST. N.W.-omce suite Of 3
or as separats onices. Good lease
and reasonable rental. includes all
utils. and ienitor service. INQUIRE
>, ,R7y0zANsKY at EX. 3-S567
TIT FERN; SUITE. IN modern air
Spring; excellent for doctor or pro-
fessional man. EIG & McKEEvER.
Fig sgildins. Silver Spring. Nd.
{ DgfoSSs 81, osSTssOGi CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
Ap 1a4e 4es%G6 CSnni avs'-omees available
HEART Of the medical center-Entire
IN mod. air-cond. bldg. CARL G.
Mr.. DUPONT CfRCLE-Beautifully
sssSFatsd sss6 ocs suite LanE LaarEs
street: good adjacent room for secre-
tary; ground hoor; $3.50 mo. 1925
2lst st NV. Call Mr.. WESLEY
HO; 2;alO0; ...
s e ssis q s;eSS;.s;- @ ! 1S3 new. elEI
q: RosfNsKfW y CO. Ma. s-as54.A 4AN
space If needed. under 50 per Sa.i
f.; r., elsy. LEY BLDG; sv,,,n1 immsd, occupancy.
CHOICE STUDIO. approx. loco 50.
fully decorated bldg. at Conn. and
r st. NV; very effective entrance;
sENHEIT1T, T, CO. DI. 7-4a44. ewes
NR. NEW GENERAL ACCTG. OFF,
Large 3-rm. and bath ONCE, excel.
for insurance once, real estate. etc;
LEO M. BERNSTEIN q CO.. i415
.R K s.. n;Ei SIi,IME NE. ';Stset. S1S4sSo. n.rt,.,,v
furn.: 14th and N. Y. ave. NV:
excel. for medical or professional
man: immed. possession. ST. 3-5554.
LIVING QRTRs. and ofiices in iine
loc.. 1913 18th St. NV; S125 mo.
incl. utils. DE. 1858 or RIA S-l397
BOND BLDG, 14th and N, =. ave.
once suites from $50; one desirable
area of 1900 50. It. now ready Tor
immed; occupancy MT. AukTard;
riWso vi = Cii COifiFiccEs Mcs ms in suite. moderate
rental. Warner Building. call RE.
LARGE FuRN. ROOM for rent in
attorneys suite, air cond.. car
peted, use Of reception room. $50.
737 Warner BldE.. MA. s-0s6l,
eis7 9th ST. N.w.-aood for cab
company ONCE. with living quarters
vacant. GEORGE /. BORGER, INC.
ti43 Indiana ave. MA. S-0350.
SILVER SPRING, MONTGOMERY Hills.
on Georgia ave.-Exceptional oppor-
tunity to locate in this expanding
area; reas. ia. 9-4140. -23
Evening star., 1953-12-17
FARMS .tcont.I
GOOD FARMS

EXCEPTIONALLY FINE upper county
dairy farm now available: large
modern vhome, very good set Of
bldgs., superior hard and good
equipment; good managing tenant.
II interested in Q paying farm, let
us give you more details about this.
Will accept good home as part
payment
325-ACRE STOCK and dairy farm at
around 500 per acre on very good
terms
95 ACRES. old house and outbldgs.,
tractor and equipment. long road
frontage. spring. stream; all for
$4,000.
2 ACRES, modern 4-bedroom home.
outbldgs.. on paved road. easy drive
LAO ACRES. old house and outbldgs.; !;
SS. $50; needs S5, 900 cash.
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
GAITHERSBURG 299.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING-In the heart Of the
road, about 22 900 50. Il. ready for
development: ideal loc. for q factory.
2 wholesale outlet or any other husi.
BETHESDA, in the heart Of town
$4,000 50. it., 395-ft. r. r. frontage;
streets both ends: all utils. OIL.
2-6695; ewes. OIL. 2-5626. --22
End COMMERCIAL. near south end
Of South Capitol st. bridge-Laun-
DRY or light manufacturing site Of
Todd: ANACosTiA FINANCE CORP.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
TRAlLERS

STREAMLITE, 1859, 35 feet, 2 bed
rms, bath, awning; going overseas:
must sell; $70O equity Cor best
ofierl and assume payments. so.
5-5097. 10
TRAILER FOR SALE-'52 Kozy, 40
IT,; 2 bedrooms, full-sized tub and
bath; will finance II necessary; can
be seen at Moxley Trailer Court.
Richmond hwy, Lot No. 4S. 49,
Evening star., 1953-12-17
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD AT h-ton cab and chassis;
SI95. HoYLE MOTOR SALES. I7l7
Rhode Island ave. ne. DU. 7-S30o.
FORD 1947, A-ton panel. heater;
$3.50. HOYLE MOTOR SALES. l717
Rhode Island ave. ne. DU. 7-S30O.
GMC DIESEL tractor, excel. cond.
ISFTTERiSXTTii0NAL 81 A-ton pickup;
: bargain in good transportation;;
See it today at S695. KENYON
Arl. va. JA. 2-s005, Open til
DODGE s;1S PFC 30 M-ton panel; excellent
PECK Chevrolet, 1910 Fort Myer
dr., Arl.. Va. ia. $4,000, Open I'll
TRICK T:1c p''4i AND JENNEY for steam
cleaning motors and other uses:
SSoo, ss. IL. tull 4s5eS. 4Fiee, 44S' BenninE7
DODGE 40 panel. pvt. party must
sell; sacrifice; good buy at Sl2o. 10
DODGE E. 1s41 half-ton panel; rack
on top: passed D. C. inspection: $150
cash. Call RA. 6-5593 after pm.
INTERNATIONAL 1853 12-ft. stake
rSsn Ssst ofIe5 NE: s;Is5S: 90 s0oa
motor and tires; 1895. sTEUART
TRUCK CENTER 2001 W. Va. ave.
me-, LA. 6-S020. liz
CHEVROLET 194S sedan delivery;
newly painted good tires; $495.
sTEUART TRUCK CENTER, 200l
w. Va. ave. ne. LA. 5000. III
FORD 1946 2-ton dump truck; p
speed rear axle; rebuilt motor re-
Gently installed: S395. STEUART
TRUCK CENTER. 2O01 W. Va. ave.
CHEVROLET 1919 2-ton chassis and
cab; good motor and tires; suitable
sTEUART TRUCK CENTER. 200I
w. Va. ave. me-, LA. 6-S020. LIZ
FORD 1852 h-ton courier S-cyl ;
blue. auxiliary seat. Magic Ali
heater; $1.145. STEUART TRUCK
GENTEsRS;, sS,G 2ool W. Va. ave. ne.
base, 17-ft. van body, S.25x20 tires,
de luxe cab; .S495. HILL g. SAN
DERs, 1900 14th st. NV. NO. e
CHEvRoLET SO pickup; like new in
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
NV, AID. 4-4300. III
CHEVROLET 81 2-ton cab and
chassis. 2-speed rear; S.25x2O tires
front and rear: suitable for dump OF
g.ft. stake. Ready to work; $895
HILL d. SANDERS, Wash's Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1l14 Vermont ave
NV. AID. 4-4300. -l7