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Evening star., 1953-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA. furniture. full con-
tents or odd pieces, refgrs. stoves.
wash. machs. TVS. Closed Mondays.
S E. FURN. CO.. 2l0 7th st. Sc.
Evening star., 1953-11-18

BACON APIS. 1891 Calvert st
n.w.--Elev; 1st fl. 3 bedrms, liv.
rm.. dining rm.. kit. bath. All front
spacious rms. EN-. 39077. go
Congress Heights. GEO. S. KING
CO. Est. 1895. 2110 Nichols ave.
Sc Realtor LU 4-2501.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Attrac. re-
dec. apt; new Frieidaire. lge. closets
Elevator service. ST. 3-42S2.
Evening star., 1953-11-18

22222 QUE ST. NV, Apt, "a = 4
j. RoBB, INC 1924 Vermont
ave. NV. Dl. 1-S14' 10
Arkansas State press., 1953-01-02
:: NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS =
) Telephone Your News To 4-9187

Lonne Dunn of the u s. Army the city for the hol-
thhdays He is a 1913 graduate of Jones hi school,
ing Evelyn Osborn in the city for the Christmas holidays
God after spending five months in Joliet, Illinois.
to The 2t5h session of the Ushers Union conducted
anSunday Shiloh Baptist church The preached
yoy Rev w O. Mays and installation of officers conducted
do ~ Rev H. Doyle. Amount raised S1766 Each board pre-
ented the president Tom Page gift The following
leor 1852 made Pilgrim Progress $44402 Morning Star
temb4183 Shiloh S26181 Mt Pleasant $39846 First Baptist
ny 9th Pine $32816 First Baptist 26th and Gum $308
m 65 Trinity Grove, $14035 Eighth Street $35477 Total for
f ahe year. $275487
j. Atkins is home for the holidays after being in
noLos Angeles months.
pp Mozea Porch of Chicago the city for holidays
sevsting her mother, Mrs Christine Porch.
Ruby Lee Burnam is home for the holidays visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. William Burton, 1922 Magnolia.
James Wright given surprise birthday party last
week King Solomon church by his wife Mrs Lee Wright
A delicious dinner served and enjoyed by all Special
Mr. and Mrs O. T. Smith Mr.. and Mrs Dan Byrd Prof
rev A. w Young Mr. and Mrs King c. Byrd w. H. Williams.
am Valuable and useful gifts received by the honoree
iT Herbert L. Tyson, of Mr.. and Mrs Willie Tyson is
ar home for the holidays He is student officers training
school in the and will graduate January with the rank
of Second Lieutenant He is graduate hi Phlan
der Smith college.
The Peary Gates will render their monthly program
the Eighth Street Baptist church Sunday mite.
Miss Jessie Lee Davis spending the Christmas holidays
here She has been Gary Indiana the past five
81 Mrs Marie Thomas is mentioning Oakland where
~ is visiting her father She will also
field before returning home. She plans around
first of the year
Arkansas State press., 1953-01-02
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aARounl.lo lagMl
rrLrPHoNt YOUR NEWS TO ,-5sss

The Worthy Matrons council of the Queen Ester grand
chapter OES of Arkansas lavshly entertained with
dinner December Il the home of Inspector
General W. Taylor and Mrs E. Taylor The hostess used
cenepece beautiful eandelabra with red lighted apers
and sprg holly and evergreen thanked around it, Persons
enjoy the delicious epast w. NJ Silver d.
M Long C. B. Ellison Lula B. Campbell Katie b. Moore @
A. Serbner N c. Rochelle Luvenia Allen and Letha Allen
Mrs N B. Allen is reporter.
Mrs Robinson and Mrs Billie Jo Chapman of Detroit
the city visiting their mother Mrs M f. Posey 22l3
West 10th street.
Roberda Johnson State is visiting relatives and
friends Helena for the holidays She is senior al
Dunbar hi school,
Helping Hand club members gave their annual dinner De-
18 Many The dinner given
auditorium of St Peters Rock Baptist church The
president Mrs Alice Scott made timely remarks The pastor
Woodson reporter
Marquees met at the home of Mrs. Norma Johnson,
Plans made for the preChristmas
the home of Mrs Freeda King 1919 Cross
street played and Mrs. Eunice Williams first
prize Freeda King second and Miss Vivian Jefferson
third delicious repast served Miss Aida Jean Wither
spoon president; Mrs Freeda King. reporter.
The Parent Teacher committee of Capitol Hill school
the home of Mrs. d. L. Harrison Sunday Plans got
underway the 1858 detectives Persons present Mrs
Erma P. Kelly principal; Rev J. F. Henderson, chairman
Mrs D. L. Harrison acting secretary D. L. Harrison, Dr. w
Suttles and Ms f. NJ Towns The meeting will be jan
uay the home of Mrs E. NJ Towns, 1904 State $50
p.
home of Mr. and Mrs J. Thomas beautifully dec
with all the holiday gaety for the Royal Hospitality
clubs preChristmas party which held December 18th All
present with their guests The of
Mrs. L. Vernon of Chicago Following the dinner
party each club member received gift from her secret pal
The meeting will be the first Monday January with
Mrs. NJ II. Bobo hostess. President Mrs A. Harris re-
porter Mrs. D. Jones.
Arkansas State press., 1953-01-02

-..44oa, Thomas MeJunkins, j. l.
4uoaas, l. II. nlsndW, j. IL. Rowe
anu l.. J. Gurst Miss Sameaa
nolmes is mere from Detroit visit
I4s relatives ana friends d.
uave your news ana money reIay
When the boy calls hev Gutter
wishes to thank ms friends VINO
Duugnt tue state Press from NIL
curing the past year. His motto IS
to help our boys 60. WANTED.
A paper boy TO sell the STATE
PRESS i'll Douglas addition
MIR. ana Mrs. Frank McDade were
guests of Rev {. McDade and
wife. They plan to return to their
home IN Dodsoa. La. after the
new year Miss Gloria Jean
Jones is visiting her aunt and I'M
Gle in Ruston, La. She is the
daughter of Mrs Leona Woodafd
Gloria Jean spent Christmas in
Vienna. La. with her father and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Woodland and her brother, r. p.
Woodland. and other relatives
Herbert White has been home on
furlough visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs FELTON, White. While on
furlough he visited friends in
Pine Bluff. He and his uncle.
Steve Sheppard. motored to Rus
ton, La. with Mrs. Leona Wood
ard and family Mr.. and Mrs
l.. c. Fields are proud parents of
another fine son Felston
White conducted the prayer meet
ing Christmas day at the Ever
green Baptist church with sever
al of the members present Nr
Arkansas State press., 1953-01-02
Ex.Seaman TO Hama
For S44 Murder

Washington, D. c. - CCNSJ-
Charged with committing one of
the most atrocious crimes in this
locality in many years." Lott
Glover, 81 ex-seaman, has been
sentenced to hang for killing a
filing service attendant, James A.
Becraft by beating him with a
pair Of pliers. Glover was staging
a holdup which Melted him $44.
The former seaman had tried to
plead insanity, but the three
judges VINO heard the case ruled
him sane and returned a verdict
of first degree murder after only
80 minutes deliberation. It was
Judge c. Marbury who passed
sentence and called the crime
'one of the most atrocious in this
locality
Arkansas State press., 1953-01-02
Conway

Mr., and Mrs, Frank Harrell had
as guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs L.
D. Leapheart of Atkins and Mrs.
Harrells cousin and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. L. c. Williams. Other rela-
tives visited the Harrells during
the holidays Mrs. Roosevelt
McCuien was hostess at a dinner
given in honor of Mrs. Fred Bal
enton of Kansas. The table was
covered with a cream lace cloth
and centered with bowl of yell
low and red roses. Among the
guests were Mrs Richard Manley,
Mrs. S. Threets, Mrs. w. A. Mat
terson, Mrs. Frank Hampton Mrs
Arthur Williams, Mrs. Otis Jones,
Mrs. Arthur Looper, Mrs. H.
D. Adams and Mrs. Carl McFar-
land Mrs. John Sutton honor
ed Miss Lucille Fletcher with a
dinner during the holidays. Miss
Fletcher is an instructor of the
second year students at Pine st.
high school. Other guests included
Miss G. D. Benton, Mesdames
Pearl Wiley, Gladys Gilmore and
Arkansas State press., 1953-01-02

ID. G. WADE
Wade's Barber e
Beauty Shop
We the operators OF Wade's
Beauty Shop are always ready to
try and render satisfactory serv-
ice in all phases Of beauty work
to the public Our Mott: "PIeas-
Ing You Is Our Pleasure.
OreratOrs:
Mrs. fdeiia Barber
Miss Lorene Walters
3--Mrs. Carrie Y. Coleman
i-Niss Bertha T.. Iocksnr
5--Miss Mae Abernathv
6-Mrs. Elizabeth Mccall
Rarhe~s:
MY " C. Wade
BARRIER WANTED
72i r. w roo rNnr u"'
North Littlo V ~
Arkansas State press., 1953-01-02
With The Churches

MT. OLIVE BAPTIST Total
number of persons attending the
church Sunday during the entire
day was 278. The financial report
was $88 ~. Rev A, l.. Reeves IN
pastor and Miss Louise Reeves Is
reporter
Bullock Temple CME - At the
early Christmas morning service
the pastor preached from the sub
iect, The Dawning of the New
Day. The program was held at
5 a. M. Christmas morning. Sun
day the pastor will preach from
the subject, Deep Water Fishing,
Gods Big Business. DR.. ] c.
Collins is pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1953-01-02

L, G. Cutter

Mr., and Mrs. Caranza Etir and
family are visiting relatives ~
Monroe, La They visited Mrs. Lg-
ona Woodland ana family here,
Iuey are resident Of Kansas Guy,
Kansas , Mrs. Y. 5. White viii.
visit ner mother III Louisiana TINS
"pDN. .ne Will entertain her nice g
from Calf, Mrs. Fannie Smith
Mrs, Bertha Newton lost her
mother Funeral service will be
announced later During the
Christmas holidays, Mr.. ana Mrs,
Elvin Fields and daughter, Betty,
visited Mr.. Fields sister, Mrs. Ma
RE Junior and family in Phoenix
They left last week Holy
Roosevelt VINO is in the navy s
home for the holidays A group
Of ministers Of the Interdenomi-
national Alliance of this city dis
tributed 70 baskets of groceries
among the needy on Christina
morning They conducted a special
charity service at New Bethe
Baptist church Sunday afternoon
Each OF the following minister
gave a personal donation OF $5Uu
to the effort; Revs. J. I. Criswell
S, Adams, J. p, Kelley, II. {
Goodwin, l.. D. Champion, r. J.
Arkansas State press., 1953-01-02

and Mrs. Jim Canady. owner Of
the Hawthorne grocery has a very
fine business now. the BIT z.s is
Clarence Clark Mrs. Martha
Turner of Deuoit IS mere ..sz.lag
her brother Mrs. Viola bod
son and daughter. Miss Rubye Lee
Dodson Of Denver are visiting
relatives and friends here MR..
Laura Williams and Luther Harris
spent Christmas here with rela-
tives Mr. Bailey is leaving
soon for Chicago, where she will
visit her chiLjr Tommie
Tate and daughter were recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlt
Franklin Johnny Franklin
of Alexandria, La, is spending "A
few days with his mother and sis
ter Herbie Johnson is nome
visiting friends Mrs. Callia
Smith is still on the sick list
Pfc. L. W Perkins is spending a
few days here with his wife. Ma
omi Henderson Perkins lie has
been overseas Freddie Hend-
erson of California is visiting
Mrs. Emm Tysoa and other rel
atives and friends Dan Scott
is on the sick list Mrs. Me
kinley Moore and son of Detroit
are visiting relatives here
Mrs. Ada Ewing of Farmerville.
La. is here with her son and
daughter, A. d. Ewing and Mrs
Odessa Blackmon.
Arkansas State press., 1953-01-02
MAJOR THEATRE:

1717 Wright Phi. 2-5422
Roosevelt Jones, jr. and the en-
tire staff of the MAJOR The
atre join me in wishing all of
you HAPPY HOLIDAY, 1852
Sam Is. Kirby.
cartoon News
WE'D --- THURS
HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOW
Tonic Curtis Piper Laurie
NO Room for The Groom"
FRI - SAT MATINEE
Rod Cameron in WOMAN OF
THE NORTH COUNTRY"
Filmed in TrucOlor. Two Color
Cartoons
Opening SATURDAY $50 and
News Cartoon
SUNDAY -- MONDAY
Bob Hope, Jane Russell, Roy
Rogers and Trigger
son OF PAIEFACE"
TUES - WE'D
Il DREAM OF JEANNE"
Roy Middleton, Eileen Christy
and Bill Shirley. Filmed in
Trnc0Ior. Cartoon News
Arkansas State press., 1953-01-02

NJ. f Harreu Mr.. and M.
Willie Hill had as no iday guests
their sons and daughters in Inv.
Willie Hill jr. and his wife ct
North Little Rock; Roy and his
wife and children and other rel.
atiyes of Oregon e.. Mrs Wilt
L. GreenlaW and son, Willie, spent
Sunday in Pine Bluff as guests Of
their sister and aunt, Mrs. RUBY
McClinton -. L. r Woods spent
Christmas in Pine Bluff with his
daughter, Mrs. Celly Woods
Mrs. E. M. Gilbert and daughter,
Wilmar Lee, are spending the
week in Chicago as guests of M.
and Mrs. Robert S. Howell ana
Mrs. O. A. Hooks Mrs. A.
Balenton Of Kansas is home after
spending several days with her
Arkansas State press., 1953-01-02

sister, nus. OTIS JON
Gilbert OF Detroit - Spence.
week with his daughter, 49,. -
billiard and family.
Arkansas State press., 1953-01-02
RIGHT AROUND US
BY Gwendoyn N. Floyd
Thought For The Week
BY Gwendolyn NJ. Floyd

Thought For The Week
Christmas the miracle of all miracles and, the wonder
OF all wonders in that the Almighty and All Wise God became
an infant child He became child that, lie may grow
manhood and be exposed the mighty impact
mans sufferinrs yet come through all of il
without SIM and present Himself the Father a man
from world Holy Perfect Sness" The Reverend Fred
erck 7. Guy
Mccoy Hegas Wedding
Arkansas State press., 1953-01-02

EMANCIPATION SPEAKER -
DR.. Fred T. Guy, pastor OF Mt.
Zion Baptist church and prest-
dent of the Arkansas Baptist
state convention, consolidated.
was the 8Uh Emancipation
speaker Thursday, january Isl
at Allison Presbyterian church,
where Rev. j, F Henderson is
the pastor.
Evening star., 1953-12-05
GARAGES

1888 FAIRMONT ST. N.w.-Double
brick garage, electricity. CO. 5-6S26.
SINGLE GARAGE. Suitable for stor-
NEAR UNION STATION N.E.-Brick,
,SP Sqncrets EoR e. non nc; HF42 GF 'arg. double
brick; 2Ox2U; e.ec.; $40 mo. 1874
Lamont st. NV. LO. 5-2a95. Ill
REAR OF 7I6 9th ST. N.E.-Two gar.
SIS ca 716 9th st. ne. ! garage
with storage space, over, three ga
st. ne. . concrete garages, $40 ca,
REAR zoo 200 BLK. PENNA. AVE. Sc
Brick garage for car or truck and
Phone j. E. TUNE. Ii. 3-4333 or Ii.
8O9i 18th ST. NV. (rear)-Garage
No. Q: $40 mo. Phone WASHINGTON
HOUSING CORP, Ma. S-4SlS. IT
Evening star., 1953-12-05
CARS
WANTED
TRUCKS FOR SALE

WILLYS. 40 sedan delivery; new Al
paint Job. very good tires. excellent
mech. cond. Ready for immed serv-
ice; Can be financed 'n,I no money lsyoSn; On;
MOTOR CO. s725 Piney Branch I'd.
DoPGE IS !a4c s1I""" panel; good buy, si5O.
CHEvRoIET 1853 new ls;ton pick
fTol; 1Tsflosd sf1a5 SPrinc5A cANARY M GoTETAGEs, dE
Lot No: 3. Baltimore blvd, mi.
north College Park. g.
WILLYS 194S walk-in l2-ton: very
out Can be seen at 2l11 Wilson
blvd, Arl. Va. IA. S-910O. $3.50. s.
CHEW. 1853 la-ton pickup; peri. 500
for my equity. Write E. G. SCHLESS-
LER. Rte !, Sprinefield,, Va: o.,
TRUCKS with year-round work. K1.
INTERSArIoNAL s,S AZ. panel; r. and
h Here's a serviceable truck. which
vii give E9od SeryiceS 6pn n5Ieed aa; at 0nsy
st, nv, AID. 2-O1s5. Open 9 to g.
FORD 81, F6. dump truck; has ga
yd. body. Here's a truck ready for
PARKWAY FORD. 3061 NJ st. NV.
AID. 2-0IS5. Open 8 to 8; Sat. till 8.
FORD 81, panel: q clean, wel-kept
truck. one that you will be proud to
drive: priced at S775. PARKWAY
Open to 9; Sat. till 6. %
FORD 80, F6. fiat bed truck: good
motor and tires; an excel. an-round
WAY FORD 3O5l M st, NV. AID.
2-01s5. Open to 9; Sat. till g..
FORD 81, F6. Tamden truckstill
aux. trans: has an S-yard body;
pract. new Sx25 tires. Here's a truck
for, the heavy hauler; everything in
Al cond.. yours for So. 2SS. PARK
S6is5. &6f sVS1 open SO2o to g. j. Sat s H Til g.. AZ
CHEVROLET so o-ton stake truck;
with winch; $l,050; excel cond..
low mileage. Must sell Immediately
JA. $500 after $50 pm. -6
FORD 80 1s-ton pickup: heater.
Sold new and serviced by us. Out
6.000-mi. warranty; $685.. AREING-
TON MOTOR CO. FordD. 1917 N.
Moore St.. Arl., Va. IA. 7-S7s7:
FORD 'B1 F-e 2-ton; 2-speed axle.
ls-tt. platform; a,'tT in in perfect condi-
s-mo. or 6,0Oo-m warranty: $685..
ARLINGTON MOTOR co. Ford1.
1917 n. Moore st.. Arl., Va. IA.
7-S7S7. -6
FORD 1850 half-ton pickup; excel.
cond. good tires; 10000 mi; 5000
or best offer. LA. 6-9444 .
CHEVROLET so la-ton pickup. Like
new. low mileage. viii guarantee
d. c. or Virginia inspection. VIII
take S695 or best offer. 1t must
move right away. Please call Gerald
Frederick. s to ). WA. 7-1200: after
), Appleton 7-5353. %
CHEVROLET 80, 81. As, 40 sedan
deliveries. Low mileage; like new.
No payt. until Jan. 1854 Make
your own deal. Will guarantee. Mr..
Frederick. JUSTINE NICHOLSON
CHEVROLET, WA. 7-7200. -6
CHEVROLET 80 1s-ton panel in ex-
eel. cond. One owner Must sell
immed. VIII trade. Will personally
guarantee d. c. or virginia inspec-
ton. viii accept any reaS, offer.
Gall Mr.. Frederick, s TO 8, WA. 2
S20Oi after s. Appleton 1853. ID
Evening star., 1953-12-05
RUSES FOR SALE
TRAILERS

1850 MOBILE CRUISER, 34-ft,
sleeps s, modern Touraide. hitch
and awning, $3.50. ED. 9-623S.
WILL RENT or will trade for equity
in a home, de luxe 40-ft., 1852
trailer. JE. 3-2250. ARFAX
UTIL. TRAILER, 6x7 it., sll-steel;
custom built by Granite. tarp. and
chassis hitch. $125. Ii. 3-l475:
1858 WHITLEY. 20 it.: excel. cond
Can be seen Lot Ala, NIGHTINGAL
TRAILER COURT. Alexandria. Va.
sTREAMLITE. 1852. IS it.. compl
furn.. > bedrms.. bath, GAIT. avn
ing. patio furniture and brake at
tach, incl; telephone installed so.
TWO.WHEEL LUGGAGE TRAILER.
UTIL. TRAILERs. BOUGHT. SOLD.
We RENT traitors, trucks and cars
WO. 6-65S0. 1886 WIS. AVE. NV.
'sa AMERICAN, 20 IT; sleeps A.; bath.
Make offer. Lot rs, Temple Trailer
Village. Alex. -
BRENTWOOD 1859: 81 it.; like new
Must SELL; 5000 or best offer
OIL. 9-9677. MIR. SCOTT. 3
Evening star., 1953-12-05
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcontJ

STUDEBAKER 1850 1a-ton pickup;
low mileage. 10. S-42SS. %
CHEVROLET '46 1a-ton panel; Al
condition. complete. Will guarantee
pass D. C. or Virginia inspection
Must sell immed. Will take best
of1er. Call Mr.. Frederick, 8 to 5,
WA. 7-7200; after 5. Appleton T.
FORD 1851 pickup; r. and h., here
is an excellent truck in AL cond.,
drive it off for S995. PARKWAY
FORD, 305l M st. NV, AID. 2-01S5.
open 8 to 8, Sat. till 6. %
FORD 1949 panel; here is q truck
which will give you top service; very
clean throughout; .S595. PARK
WAY FORD, 3051 M st. NV. AID.
2-01S5, open 8 to 8, Sat. till 6.
FORD 1947 pickup; a good truck
throughout. peri. for an electrical
contractor or plumber; only 1895.
PARKWAY FORD, 3051 M st. NV,
AID. 2-01S5. open 8 to 8, Sat till 6.
Evening star., 1953-12-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 81 s-cyl. sedan coupe;
eens sassk' 81 ssysFSs5 S5 hRcRbE caf p poSf1sc SfnsS
i1so i4S7 IsEinE sE st: NV; Ap; 4-SSSsQ9;
PONTIAC 1899 a-dr. sedan: sood
tires. new radiator, new coil and
E ready to go slOO. Phone GaithsrS-
PSNTrAc SSsf -; y chieftain "s" de IS I5n.
4-door sedan; 2-tone green, equip.
with r. and h.. Hydra. and all EQUIP.
$l.5e5. ARCADE PONTIAC. i437
346O l4th st. NV, RA. 3"aG3o. @ &@2
PONTIAC so 4-dr. de luxe So;
auto. gear shift. no clutch, left over.
never sold. Immac,i -. laa. FLOOD
PPoNTIAC Co. 4@"l Connecticut.
metal, r. and h., Hydra, good tirrs.
pvt. owner; Sl.275 or $3.50 cash.
balance 500 per no. Crescent 3S1-S.
Workdays, Liberty $500, Ext.
Pontiac 1o4o club coupe; Canary
f1ers. new clutch and battery; SlaO
or best offer. TAKOMA CITY 7. v.
RU; I0ma 9IP,Go' Pa4k' Ma. i;iss Carroll ave. Ia
sIMCA 1851 sport convertible; execp-
tional gooc cond.; may be seen after
$50 pm; SI.050. ia; S-5161, IS
tUDEbAhER a. :-dr.; Jet olacR,
SaaGaiso' hNsSai'er; NSi ,GI excellent condition;
sTUD9EBAKER 81 i !; club cpe.; o'd..
heater. low mileage. beautiful car.
looks new, pvt. owner; $685.. AID.
4-99a0. Ext. 3; after z call NO.
sTUDEBAKER SO Champion REGAL
de luxe; +. and h., overdrive; driven
very few miles by, one careful owner:
strikinE light blue finish ,t Fully
faIi fi' PRICE, price only 'H i.'IH45.Y 5Y frii fTrAiKoMH
(Fordl MOTOR Co, s7a5 Piney
Branch rd.. Silver spg. JU. $1,000.
sTUDEBAKER 81 Starlight chsm-
pion; clean, one owner; overdriye.
etc. $3.50 or best offer. JE, SOTO.
sTUDEBAKER 80 Champion 4-dr,;
sTTDEBAKER 1853 commsnder VS.
Starlisht coupe; auto: trans r. h.
and other extras, excellent cond..
Aex 2sx 0o Sesh es owSGR s. SfTn'GHn XII SS5sfs
1900 or best offer. -
beautiful condition: overdrive. tres
Tsfms sf nGV 81 NOnfsT1nl y doTn v'fns RE at 'sSS SaSS
wILLYs ~ station wagon; excel.
eond.; PVT. owner; S350. VA.
'-Co'~' Sai Oe sceH "i'ei SuAue''
WILLYS 1946 station wagon; a dual
purpose wagon, all metal and has
heater; yours Tor only S545. PARK
WAY FORD. 305l NJ st. NV; AID. q
0lS5. Open to 9, Sat. till &.
wILLYs STATION wAGoN-Green.
r. and h.. 1949 model. SlO0 down;
take snd over r = payments, Is aS Ssll between
tires; S2,40O. Call KE. s-4499.
wILLYs 81 station WAGON; %.
scHIEGE1 SCI iS9f 'S:t & doEpEN. 1853 %G5 csTrSli
ST.. Takoma, D, c., RA. 3-33o3.
wILLYs 50 4-dr. sedan; with
TRIAL MOTOR SALES, 1926 Conn.
wILLYS 46 station wagon; 4 prsc-
car carat at anly S4a5. PARKWAY FoRD.
SO 70 3. n Sat sst ntHi TIL AL -oi''' os 'A
WILLYS Lark 4-dr. sedan; heater.
Diplomat muSt leave counnttrCEG; ST.
81: ewes. DU. 5-36S6. %
CADIL. a 90" Hyora. sedan S665
CHEV. 80 de luve sedan. ---- Sl45
FORD 80 de luxe Tudor. - S5a5
FORD '46 conv, club. S2aA
FORD 80 de luxe sedan. S165
FORD '3S de luxe Tudor. ----- Sl33
HUDSON I'D cony. club cpe S3a5
LINCOLN 40 sedan. Sl95
MERCURY As conv. club cpe.- S335
PLYMOUTH Al de luxe Tudor. Sl95
PONTIAC AZ Torpedo sedan, S3o5
PONTIAC AZ sedanette sos
STIJDEBAKER 10 club coupe SIPS
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 14th st. NV.
-
PLYMOUTH 81 Cambridge 4-door
sedan; heater, seat covers. original
Evening star., 1953-12-05
HOIISEROAT

This spacious sOx22-ft. houseboat is
and comfortable living Boat will be
open for your inspection Sunday
afternoon. Dec. 8. from l to 3.
Come to Chris Graft. $50 Maine
ave. s.w.. ST. 3-0326; ewes. HE.
Evening star., 1953-12-05

FORD so convertible coupe; radio,
heater, Hawthorne green; 1895.
TOM WHEELER, INC.
| 5th and r. l. Ave. NE. NO. 7-4362
Evening star., 1953-12-05
MOTORCYCLES

1881 INDIAN BRAVE, low mileage,
windshield and saddle bag. $3.50.
HARLEY"DAvIDSoN 1945; complete
with sidecar and towbar. the tires
are practically new; has been driv-
en- only $4,000 miles. This Is an
excellent buy at only S295. See Mr..
st0hImans s0f I'M j5' 81 ST0HkMAM p IN CHEv- ,
o-l64R. -
INDIAN '4s Chief: good cond.; will
sell on terms. 10. S-2575. -6
1850 VINCENT, 10000 miles; S595.
Ludlow o-5S35 g.
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AUToMorIVE MISC.

FORD 1916 club coupe: good motor,
ideal stock car. 5000: also l941
Ford conv., no motor. ALCO AUTO,
4th and Md. s.w. RE. 1896. s.
ONE PONTIAC 6-cyl. motor. good
rectly in rear. 1343 18th st. NV.
BUSES FOR SALE
(eD Just taken of regular route and
charter runs. Three GMC suburban
coaches, / Beck suburban coach.
transit type. From $3.50 to S4 900
each. MA S-469I. 3
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HOLIDAY SPECIAL

NEW SO TRIUMPHS AND ZUNDAPPS
At reduced prices! Don't miss this
opportunity to get new medium or
lightweight motorcycle nowi Com
ing soonl The Super Triumph. 40
Gu lin. 43-h.p., swinging-arm Tiger
10" and the new Triumph 150-c.c.,
4-speed. spring-frame, four-cycle
Terrier" Super special sale on used
motorcycles. These won't last long
1a49 H. D., 125-c.c.-- 500
1851 H. D., 125-c. $l49
lq4q H D., 81 $3.50
1q4S H, D.. "a -S S375
1852 Triumph, 500-cc. $3.50
1e49 Triumph T-100 ----- $3.50
1a47 Indian Chief, new paint and ac-
cessories $3.50
1853 zundapp, 2OO-c.c.. Asp. 1915
These and Others to Choose From
Parts-AcceSsories
Sales and Service
ALLIED MOTORS
HOO 9th st. NV, co. 6-1496
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TRUCK VALUES

'52 Studebaker 10-wheeler van.
...' S1.495
AT GMC 1h-ton tractor; COM
plete 435
complete 800
so Chevrolet 1a-ton panel 665
tractor Complete 1850
40 Chevrolet 1-ton panel - $50
40 Chevrolet H-ton panel 495
40 Ford F-6 3-yd. dump - $50
40 Ford 1la-ton stake ---- AS
40 GMC 1-ton panel --- 345
AZ Ford 1-ton panel --- 295
40 GMC Diesel tractor. com
81 Chevrolet 1a-ton panel - $50
'4S REQ tractor complete - $50
so Ford F-S tractor, COM
. plete 1850
so Studebaker 1h-ton cab
and chassis 900
General Truck Sales, Inc.
80 NJ st. NE. NE. S-O505.
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PLYMOUTH 81 Cambridge 4-door
green finish. Wv. tires; S995.
TOM WHEELER, INC.
18th and r. I. Ave. NE. NO, 7-4362
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NASH 80 Ambassad 4-door; radio.
heater, automatic transmission, seat
covers, green finish; S795.
TOM WHEELER, INC.
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DE SOTO '4S: auto. trans, r., h.:
excel. cond.; orig. owner. $3.50, but
cash will talk. ia. 9-9007. %
DE SOTO 40 club coupe; excel. cond.
Eyes'. et AID. qD2s5S. Ext. tfeS' 5o3. s $3.50
1854 4-door de luxe; i'm
maculate: 81 .975. FLOOD PONTIAC,
1921 Connecticut. WO. 6-S400.
DODGE l941 4-dr. sedan; h. S"65;
So down, SIS month. FRANK s.
1901 RladenshIlrp rd IT dlId0