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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Songwriter Faces
$2,205 in Fines

NEW YORK.-(CNS)-- Song
writer Lincoln Chase earned him.
self two distinctions this week.
For IS traffic violations, the
bearded Chase. living at 5000
Harlem River Drive, was fined
total OF S2,205.
His second Achievement" was
in appearing at the same court
and on the same day as Milton
Berle, whose fines ioialed only
SIS. Thus Chase stole the show
from ielevision comic Berls.
Berle paid his S76 Immediately.
Chase. who is a composer OF such
songs as Must I Cry Again "
THE Vulturc Song" and Silly
Heart" was released IN $4,000
bail and given until Feb 18th 10
clear up his Indebtedness
II he doesn't he will go 10 Jail
for 30 days.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Tiny Bradshaw
Wakes Soft
BY LARRY DOUGLAS

NEW YORK tGlobsl)- Band
leader Tiny Bradshaw is now ION
top" once again due. 10 his ma
tionally known hit song. Soft"
which seems 10 have stamped the
maestro with the title OF MIR.
Wax
The first person in ten years
10 make a strong and successful
bid 10 bring big bands back TO
the American public. TinY's
fasf-selling Soft" written by,
him and recorded by his band
on King Records. has more than
revolufionized the dance bust
ness.
With the tremendous success
and national popularity OF this
instrumental hit number. nam
stcmmerS along Tin Pan Alley
are saying they now know that
the dance band is surely on the
way back.
The song. according TO Tlny's
own description. "symbollzes a
pc son temporarily al rest, during
this chaotic atomic period soft"
brings back. in drcsscd-up form
our American peaceful and hap
py age before Dec :. l9Il."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

BY LOU LuTouR

NEW YORK tGlobab--In this
series about the speaking voice
we hope To call attention to some
of the more common faults N
our speaking voices-faults we
can all correct. Il we Of mind
10 do so
First OF all. strong audible
voice is a matter Of good breath.
ing. So. il you want a strong.
clear. but pleasant voice. use
your diaphragm rather than
your upper chest muscles when
you breathe.
So. do this exercise daily In
hale deeply. keeping chest mo.
tionless but letting the muscles
below the ribs expand like an
accordion; exhale slowly. pulling
IN the same muscles.
Do this every DAY. and keep
on using the same muscles when
YOU speak Watch yourself I'M
prove!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Wayne U. States
18th Tv Program

Saturday. Feb 7. Wayne Uni
versity will present the fourth
in its current series OF TV pro-
grams. international Tow n
Pre- Schoolers and Parents and
Writers sand Writings
international Town" made
possible by a srsni-in-sid from
the Ford Fund for Adult Edu-
cation. will present the Amsri-
can. Moslem in Detroit al : pm.
over WWJ-TV.
Each week Dean Victor A.
Rapport OF the College OF Liberal
Arts and Dr. Harry Josselson,
chairman Of the Department OF
Slavic Languages and Literature,
discuss one OF Detrolt's ethnic
groups and present film illustra-
tions.
During the hslf-hour program
they also interview prominent
citizens from the group under
discussion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

This nine-year.old talented
singing sensation is Leslie Us-
cams CrsYns. whose first MCM
platter Percy the Pale Faced
Polar Bear and Easter Bunny
Day" is now on the nations
market. Top recording and mu-
sic critics are already predict
ing that IL will be hit"
Leslie. who has sung on the
Godfrey and Berle Shows, as
we'll a. on the Pll,hury Show,
also dances MGM Records hie-
wigs have alreody outlined biz
plans for this coming star, who
is expected to become scpis
Shirley Temple
Nj Walker pointed out that
"never before has any ma5oi re-
cordne company recorded : Ne.
gro child for kindly records and
It's high time something was done
about Il.
ASIDE from being a dynamic
little singer and recording artist,
Leslie is Just like any other
American eirl She likes lollv-
pops. chewing gum and candy.
Her mother travels with her and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Children-s
Museum Sets
Feb. Programs

February Programs for kids at
CmldrenS Museum. Detroit Pub
ne Schools. sos Cass avenue. at
1880 am;
Feb. 7--StaiS From Your Back
ward ENJOYING the stars can be
family pasiime # YOU know
hoH 10 60 about II Mr., LOUIS
Rlcpka. Leslie School VIII dem
on>irate lenses. star boxes. and
even telescope which he made
for chlldren's use in his class
room.
Come and make 4 star box and
heai. about how 10 ncrease your
knowledge Of The heavens.
Feb II ~ Korean Treasure
Cer,, PuSan High School and
elementary grades serd an I'M
usually fine exhibition OF water
colorS and drawings through the
u s. Department of State
Opening this temporary show
MI. Edwin .Nlasvck. Priest School
who IS lust back from Korea. has
fascinating things TO show and
tell about Korean people and
customs.
Feb. elbow Sculpture Grows.
II you make sand castles on the
beach. and mud pies. or soap
figures. It is possible that YOU
may grow up TO be sculptor.
Mr.. Franklin Page. Detroit In
stitute Of Arts viii give a dem
onstrauon OF how artists mold
metal or carve such materials as
marble, wood IVORY. or stone
work. the tools they use. and
the way they use them.
Feb. 28--W Winter Sports in the
Air A workshop BY students Of
Art Education. WAYNE Unlvcrs-
ity. under the direction Of Mrs.
Freda Harrington. viii take VIM
ter sports as a theme for making
mobiles. those decorative. NOV
ing. colorful flights OF fancy.
Would you like TO make a mo-
bile like a skier or skater, snow
man or ice CASTLE (Sorry there
is no room for adults at the
Workshop
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

The Amigolettes Social Club
held a social gathering Friday.
Jan. 80, at the home Of Mary
Hunter. one Of its club mem
bers. The bulk OF the guest
had attended the Northwestern
versus Cooley basketball game
and were in very joyful spirit
due 10 the results OF the game.
Northwestern had just won a
very decisive victory over Coo
ley.
The program for the evening
consisted Of the guest dancing 10
the latest records and chatting
among themselves During the
course Of the evening a delight
ful repast was served which con-
sisted Of hot dogs and pop. The
gala affair was enjoyed by all.
Some OF the guest in attend.
snce were John Ceisss. Donald
Smith. Alfred Clay. Jimmy
Russell. Washington Banks.
George Ann Wash. Maurice
Berry. Eta Woodward. Inez
Clienscacle and many others.
The Amigolettes Club was es-
iablished August 4. 1852 It's main
objective is to help provide en-
tertalnment for the Youths in the
community The club meetings
are held on Tuesday evening N
each week. alternating until all
members have held a meeting al
their home.
The most outstanding accom-
pllShmcntS Of the clun have been
a personal interview over the
Bris,oe radio program and hon.
orcd guest Of Rev II. l.. Frank
I'm congregation. Members OF the
club are Barbara McCrsy. Doro
thy Robin1on. Gloria Stevens.
Mayolla Robinson. Mavolls West
BROCK ard Brenda Phillips.
The Zodiac Social Club held
its first annual Anniversary
Banquet al the Garfield Hotel
Friday. Jan. 30. The affair was
semi formal. The main course
OF food was fried chicken. and
The sides were french fried DO.
fafoes and salad. and a delicious
dessert OF strawberry sundies.
During the course OF the eve,
ming CUES, were entertained by
the soft sweet organ Of the Gar
field Hotel All reported a very
ENJOYABLE evening.
Some Of the guest in attend
ance were: Earl Hammond the
clubs president. Connie jenkins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

There are smiles that make
you happy. :" So il is with
Henry w. Ramsey. Jr.. son OF
the RsmseY's OF S647 Parkdale.
when he smiles from sheer de-
light over his achievement OF
making the intercollegiate bss.
ketbsll team at billiard Univer-
siiY. New Orleans. La. during
his freshman year. He writes
that his team has had success
with some OF the leading teams
from the Southern Association
Of Colleges.
Along with the course OF
study he is pursuing. he says
billiard offers many opporiuni-
ties for future development in
all phases OF a students life.
Happy landing for II. w. Ram.
seY. Jr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
tieni care.

tient care.
Group leader for the workshop
IS MIlcnka Here. assistant proics-
sor IN the College of Nursing
Planned for instructors in all
clinical areas. the workshop IS
given in cooperating with the
Michigan Nursing Center Associa-
iion. the Michigan League of
Nursing Education, and the Mich
iean Department OF Health.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

This workshop offers clinical
instructors the opportunity 10
study the content in growth and
development which should help
each participant relate this
knowledge to her area Of pa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Youth in Society

vice president Of the club, Jose
G Cartilage. Jacob Manley, Joyce
Gatewood. Cecil Henery Doris
Woodruff, Bonnie Low Hanely.
Jennie Hammond. Charlotte
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Sugar Roy Tops SIS 900
Stage Show Set for Chi

engagements in the East. Sugar
Ray Robinson is appearing at
the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas.
closing there on Feb. 10 TO join
Armstrong in Chicago.
Among the supporting acts will
be the Louis Armstrong All Stars,
Velma Middleton. Karen Chand-
Ter the Dclanges and the Chicago
Theatre Orchestra. The unit is
also contracted 20 appear al the
Fox Theatre in Detroit following
the Chicago Theatre date
The appearances were arranged
By Ralph Cooper. personal man
aeer of Robinson. and Joe CHASER,
president Of Associated Booking
Corporation. AZ $4,000 weekly
guarantee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
BY ALLAN MCMILLAN

NEW YORK tGlobaD-Sugar
Ray Robinson. retired middle
wc ghi champion of the world,
and Louis "Satchmon Armstrong.
The worlds greatest iazz trump
eler. have been signed TO appear
together ~ a musical stage revue.
opening AZ the Chicago Theatre,
Chicago. Feb 10 n what Is d..
signed as dazzling "extrava-
CANA hishlghied bv the Pc :
sonal appearances OF two Of the
nations top personalities.
"Saichmo" Armstrong. re-
Gently returned from a irium-
plant tour OF Europe. is round
ing out a series of night club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
BYRDLAND
BY C. HOUSTON BYRD

The talk among the Set dominated entirely bv the
Coons Fourth Annual Debutsnie Ball thirty Young
took their formal bows into Detfot society The Pal, -
last Thursday night at Craystone Ballroom with Maurice n
and his Wolverines furnishing music for the r s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
MGM Records Hail
q-Year-0Id Star
BY LARRY DOUGLAS

NEW YORK (GLOBALl MGM Records President Wake re
man who made Bessie Mamie Smith md who cdfc' n
having gwen Anderson hc first big ccolons beal cre
years back again bS placing nine-}ea od Ng d
on recording artist u Slddy records anoe the direct u-
pervon Of Joe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
BY JEROME BALL

Hicks Samuel Webb, Richard
DAVIS. Erma Floyd. Calvin An
drew Vele>'ia Jone JuanIfa
Burgc Lang Blanding and many
others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
4 Workshops in Basic Training

The second in ,erics Of four
two-day workshops IN teaching
OF growth and development in
the basic nursing curriculum Of
fered by Wayne Universities Col
lece Of Nursing VIII be- held on
Feb s and g at the College.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

and his Wolverines furnishing IN
Then there is another group
talking about Saturdays Open
House Of the Sudan Tourist
Hotel, as the hotel took It's
debut as one Of Detroit's
finer small lodging structures.
Located at los Z. Alexsndrlne.
he fifteen-room, beautifully dec
grated haven is owned by Ber-
nice Colbert.
b
This question is often asked:
What's in q nance" We are
forced 10 believe that Dorothy
means beauty and as usual, we
have our proof. Take those two
Highland Park cuties. Dorothy
SANDY Bradford and Dorothy
Wsvmer.
Then there is Dorothy Barbour
and Dorothy Stanley.
Lest not forget the YW's CLAM
oiu GIL, Dorothy Ray. who this
week Joined PW's Studios to
handle promotions in The fashion
and modelling field
Dorothy cambridge also rose
10 the height OF her stage and
movie career. primarily because
OF her beauty.
We had better quit il here.
Otherwise we may 60 on for
five or six more paragraphs.
There are q lot Of other eutiss
too we notice.
A dance Saturday. Feb. 81.
vii he the first affair gwen by
me ROYALS Fan Club. Site OF the
chop viii be the Liberty L. ~.
A. Hall located on ST. Aubln at
Warren.
You can purchase your ducats
10 the dance from any member
Of the club by calling TIE. ! 3460
o. Nv contracting your writer.
Music VIII be furnished by Bill
Colts Atomic Five with guests
appearances by the Royalettes
and the Clubs idols, the ROYALS
Meanwhile. the Royals are
Enjoying successful trek
through the Southland. Their
schedule follows; Feb. Z. Al.
lants; 5ih. Macon. Ca; sih.
Montgomery; 9Th. Memphis
9Th. Shreveport; 10th. Fort
Worth; llth. oklshoms City;
18th. Tulsa. and 18th. Little
Rock.
HAPPENINGS: That new song
saion JONI James. has two tunes.
why Don't You Believe Me"
'Nc. 2 and Have You Heard"
INC. 3 in this weeks poll OF the
nations Top hits The Mills Bros.
Glow Worm dropped 10 the
MN spot ana Pearl Bailey's Two
10 Tango" 10 seventh while Ella
Fu'se ADJ Trying climbed 10
me tenth position.
B.
Nellie HIS contract was sold
oy local agent for a fancy.
wel'rounded figure. incidentally. !
NE charming well-rounded figure
o. Nellie covered Jet Magazine
MN week That singing little
81 Ardlne Loving. will tour OHIO |
w'n Jimmy Forests Night
Tranel,
b.
sensational 10 the word for
Marion Rodrick. shake dancer
rom NYc. now wowins EN-
me Flame. Sugar Ray
noplnson and Louie Armstrona
.sisd Tor the Fox theatre later
This month. /
B.
mat ssl with lot OF voice
,,d losced with personal tv. !
use Wells has the talent 10 |
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

George Shcarlng aad a,go.
tel returns by popular demand
10 Madison Sunday l.n.sn
Fltzge raid. The comelY thrush.
was among the glamour st al
the deb bsll--but she had los Of
pushing from other peroxldr. md
star-dust flecked damsels
Which reminds OF seeing one
which had the star-dust on The
upper and lower eye lids. mean
ing that she drew attention but
not me males roosi until
next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

Mays that Leslie isn', on oHaie
that she is sensation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

break and she Will have il made
Jazz Nocturne7 has gotten
10 be Thursday night must for
IV fans. Last weeks guests in.
GUIDED Karen Chandler and Lynn
Hope.
b
An All State search. for new
talent is being launched bv Phil
Waddell Studios. Personal appear
ance tours and recording sessions
are IN store for worthy talent
This is not contest. lust au-
ditions.
b
Those wild ieen-ass bobby
soxsrs will probably get loose
again Feb. % when Sonny
Til and the rest OF the Orioles
hit the stage of Madison Ball
room. They really did the Dom.
noes up something terrible last
Tuesday. Maybe that's the price
bobby sox favoriies must paw
Tor appealing 10 the younger
set.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN '4s Continental conv. coupe
(Custom .jobl; Miami cream light
top. red leather uphol.. w.-w.. tires,
window washers. 4 beauty. Former
T9aAN TS2' sf41oS' 1oFprd'' s64o l4th st. i NV
MiEIk;CIURfiYV lei; IfiVOi ie5a convertible; n over
drive. radio, heater; 15, 900 original
miles; powder blue with black top;
Ehits,Taill aoygii1s,H tires This 1-SwneF car M
preciated. 1866. BELT MoToRRs,
50l0 Wis. ave. Wo. 6-s90o. Ill
MERCURY '4s 4-dr. sedan: radio
heat hester; No exselsR. ssRt .,Pns sqndition
MERCURY As station wagon: r. and
h.; an excellent running car; seats
:; S795. MERSON & THOMPSON
thssda fSsSi 3SI7 81. a-Ssis %Iifonsin ave-: Be-
MERCURY 81 custom 4-dr. sedan:
smooth Conventry gray finish; equip.
with r. and h., Merc-O-Matic. Gus
tom-made seat covers; one owner.
SyEWT, oE1srs oIna name ,s9rp on request; S1.Sg5;
til $50: CO. 5-637S til 8. %
MERCURY '52 Custom 4-dr. sedan;
smart royal bronze maroon finish;
equip. with r. and h., gas-saving
YeBss5ve ias maYPnoWER YSma5s fas'on 01s5isE
1925 18th ST.. NV. Safe Buy Cars,
C0. 5-6363 It'll $50; co. 5-6372
MERCURY so 4-dr. sedan: cleaning
black; heater equipped. seat covers.
Two-day money-back trial; 4-month
written guarantee. HILL & SAND
ERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
lll4 Vermont ave. NV. AID 4-4300.
MERCURY 81 4-door; r. and h.. seat
owner: 81. .SS5. so-day warranty
Ga. ave. Lo. $3.50. -
MERCURY 1949 club coupe; beautiful
cond.: radio and heater. Sac. $S95.
"ROPER," 18th and R. /. ave. ne. .
MERCURY '52 sports sedan; beauti-
full pearl gray finish: radio. heater.
custom seat covers, Merc-o-Matic
mer owners name on request. Traded
Sa,n on new SS s65 Mercury 1gtstandi1s
sTUfB;Bs, f; iSsS Liscoln-MsqcurSS MM1MTSonsFx neafer
37I5 Bladensburg rd., AP. 7-2929.
MERCURY 81 sports sedan; beautiful
maroon finish; $4,000 actual miles.
Tor TTormer owners name on request.
radio heater custom seat covers.
~bS' n AVA1 4Qntlly Cdl. 81
you may buy. S1,1a5. MONTGOM-
cry STUBBS, Lincoln Mercury
Dealer; 3715 Bladensburg rd., AP.
MERCURY '53 convertible: 1000
actual miles. Former owners name
on request. Traded en- new SO
Capri. Beautiful Vassar yellow fin
ish, light top; radio, heater, Mere
O-Matic drive. Wv. tires; beautiful
two-tone leather interior: automatic
windows, etc. sporty and a beauty.
$2,S95. MONTGOMERY-S -STUBBS.
Line coln- Mercury Dealer. 3715 Bla-
densburg rd., AP. 7-2929.
MERCURY 81 cl. cpe.: fully equip:
must be sold to settle estate. S1,350I
or best offer. LA. 6-1436.
MERCURY 80 2-door; radio and
heater and many other useful ac-
cessories; extremely clean and me-
chanically perfect; l owner. S1,O95
LOGAN CFord), 2O17 Va. ave. NV.
ME. S-2S1S. Open evenings.
MERCURY 40 canadian MONARCHY
club coupe; excel. cond.: beaut. ap-
pearance: has had fine care; fully
equip; excel. tires and motor. Al
good. solid he-man's car. S795. our
famous guar. protects you. Is minis. |
from Wash. BROAD STREET MO-
TORS, Ford in Falls Church." 1901 |
w: Broad ST., JE. 2-5100. Open
Evening star., 1953-10-09

PLYMOUTH 80 club coupe 1896
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464.
CHEW. '52 Stln. de luxe 2-dr., Sl.595
HORNER'S CORNER
Evening star., 1953-10-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 40 4-dr. sedan: green paint
weather-eye. defroster and Wv
| tires. This car will save you money
on gas. Guarantee: $695. SAT.
| FORD-CHANDLER, Wash.'s Oldesi
Nash leadership. 629 H st. ne.
NASH '52 Country Club hardtOpy
green finish; in new-car cond.
throughout; 10,000-mile or one-yeaI
guar. S1.345. LOGAN MOTOR
81, 5$oi Wis. ave.. EN-. 2-2617. Open
INAsHc1951 Rambler Country Club
and and heater; S1,l95. ,WILLYs MO;
Western ave.. EN-. 2-S093. 3
OLDSMOBILE '52 Super "88'' de luxe
eqdpped df sedn1 oHgdraMntie % oNasE dr,Hen in;
OLDSMOBiIE as Convertible coupe:
original black finish; radio anc
heater. new tan top. AUTOMATIC win
dows; gov sa exceDtionally clean; $sS5; 90;
Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer. IlI4
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-430O.
OLDSMOBILE 40 4-dr. sedan: darl
blue. radio. heater. seat covers and
Hydra-Matic; real nice car: SS95i
30-day guarantee: HILL g. SAN
Onro. WASH. OlQeSL rOEQ Dealer
1114 Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43O0
IOLDSMOBILE 1947 ''78" club
coupe; radio, heater and Hydra
Matte. dark blue; S495. 30-day
guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900
18th st. NV, NO. Till.
lOLDSMOBILE 40 sedanette: light
blue. radio, heater. Hydra. and turr
signals; real nice car: $S95: 2-daJ
money-back trial. 4-month writer
guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS
Wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1906
14th st. NV, NO. 7-1111.
OLDSMOBILE 80 "8S" convertible
radio, heater, leather upholstery ano
WV. tires: clean throughout. ST.
1876. Two-day money-back trial, f.
month written guarantee. HILL &
SANDERS, Wash.S Oldest Ford
Dealer, LIZA Vermont ave. n.w.'
oh6sMoBiTE NOBLE 40 "7e" 4-dr.; dark
blue, Hydra Matte: excel. cond.. 1915.
Pvt. owner; reason for selling. i'll
health Ii. 7-7950 days; ewes. and
Sun. Ia 9-O7S7. Ill
OLDSMOBILE 1861 "SS' 4-door:
Hydra; excel. cond.: clean; highest
offer. Call OWNER. WO. 6-2922.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY '51 4-dr. sedan: black,
new white side-wall tires. r. and h..
seat covers. Merc-O-Matic drive
Sat. and Mon. only it will be offered
for the low price of S1,295. WIS
SINGER CHEVROLET CO.. Seven
Corners, Falls Church. Va. JE.
MERCURY 40 4-door sports sedan;
radio. heater, paint and tires, over
all condition Al. A steal az $685..
PAUL BROS, "USED-CAR FAIR -
Wis, and Eliicott. KE. 7-130s. Open
NJ. q. '53 roadster; low mileage; ex-
cellent condition; SLABS. or nearest.
NJ. G.. MORRIS, Austin. nealey sports
cars, Austin Of ENGLAND: as low as
Ice at .MANHATTIAN AuTo f KAISER
Henry j., Both sides Of 7th at R
sts. NV. NO. 7-27O0.
NJ. G. 81 sport roadster; green finish.
sport car you you hayye always wanted.
LOGAN MOTOR 5soi :S' wis. ave-. ave-.
EN-. 2-2617. Open till 8. 3
M. G. $50 IT'D" roadster: like new.
See It, You'll buy it, $1,45O, with
gE9aS R14iS st. Falls Church Va. JE
nj. G.. Jaguar, Hillman and Morris.
Direct agencies, with experienced
mechanics and consultants to imple-
ment our fortnight sales policy.
NAiaN st. Alex. Va. AN k1 h s-s44s! ol Open 1Hks
pm. wkdays., p.m.. Saturdays.
M. G. new '5s. $1,000; $50 M. G.. ex-
Gepttonally clean; 81 ,375: MANHAT,-
sides of 18th at r SITS NV. NO. z
NJ. Especial fall offer, latest type
new cars, $1,000. FOREIGN CARS
LTD, 2O12 Duke st., Alex. Va. XII
S-8446. Open 9 pm. wkdays; 4 m.
NASH '4S " Ambassador 4-dr.: r. and
roashSG snd Sf ssas $780, 'eas Wo Sf74s CLEAN
NASH 80 Statesman; dark blue; seat
covers; equipped. Priced to sell
1895. 2-day money-back trial: A.
month written guarantee: HILL &
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer; 1114 Vermont ave. NV. AID.
NASH 1862 Rambler station wagon:
car guarantee; 81, ,5S5. ALEXAN-
DRIA NASH. 1905 Mt. Vernon ave.
Alex, Va. KI. 9-2330. Ewes. till 8
pm. Closed Sunday.
NASH 1949 Super 2-dr.; fully equip,
incl. Nash twin beds. Only $445,
full price. OHIO WILLIAMS Buick.
r. I. ave. at Goth st. ne. %
NASH 1949 Ambassador 2-dr.; heater.
MOTOR SALES. Studebaker Dealer,
1888 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-1S6S.
NEED CASH
Will sell so Studebaker, reasonable
Call RE. 7-S43S, 1888 Monroe st.
NV 3
BUICK 1850 Super Estate Wagon; r.
and h. and Dynaflow; S1,395.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'OIDSMoBILE 1e4s: r. and h. seat
covers: excellent condition. $67b.
oLDsMOBIIE AZ 4-dr. sedan; r. and
6ovars S new r.d ean sutcnatf sntCn ry drive e seet
Drive 5 miles. save $50. KENYON
PECK (Chevrolet). 3I4O Lee hwy.
Arl., Va. JA.--2-9O05. Open It'll $3.50
pm. Closed Sundays.
OLDSMOBILE 1916 Club coupe: ex-
SH' sSs de%n RorER TaR5 fs9S and
r. ]. ave. ne.
OLDSMOBILE 1852 ''9S'' 4-dr. sedan;
fully equipped: E-z-Eye Glass: Wv.
tires Hydra-Matic. like new, So 200.
K KI; 9.l5S0 after 3 pm. III
day sedan; Hydra-Matic. =, radio,
heater. all-nylon interior, one own
er, low mileage: safety tested. writ
ten guarantee: S1.695. PAUL BROS,
USED CAR FAIR wis. and Eli
oTbs GG5s KE 1s9S soDsq oDfn Roctst III 4don9
sedan; folks. YOU should see this one!
Beautifully kept by orig. owIfer. fac
tory Colonial blue finish like new,
full chrome wheel discs, interior
super clean, attrac;; custom tailored
radio, air heater-defroster. turn sig
mails, windshield washer, double
safety side mirrors, back UP lights,
super Hydra. trans, it has every:
thingl Beauty for Mother. zoom |!
for -iunior'. and smooth economical
operation for Dad The price?
Only S2.095; comparison invited,
our famous guar. protects you. Is
Minis. from Wash, BROAD STREET
MOTORS, "Ford In Falls Church" !"
1901 W. Broad ST., JE. 2-610O.
OIDS 1910 "9s" 4-door; Hydra: q
tone: only 81 900 miles; very good
buy at only S995. MCKEE PONTIAC,
10th and M SITS. NV. ST. 3-7107.
Evening star., 1953-10-09

BUICK 1850 Super Estate Wagon; r
and h. and Dynaflow; $1.395.
CaithneSS Buick, Inc.
|5116 Wis. Ave. WO. 6-55S1
OPEN TILL 9 PM. III