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Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30
Local Girl Named Sixth Prize Winner
In Seventeen-Sav The Children
Federation Christmas Doll Contest

NEW YORK-Miss Janice Car
gill, Age II, 523 fairfield, Jackson,
Miss, was named sixth prize win
ner in the national finals of the
Seventeen Magazines Save the Chill
dren Federation Christmas Doll
Contest, conducted annually in be-
half of needy children in rural Am
erlca and overseas, held today Zoe
tober 25) at the Sherry Netherland
Hotel here.
Judges were Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
welt, distinguished American lead
er who just celebrated her seven
tieth birthday, Marian Anderson.
first Negro singer to appear on the
Metropolitan Opera House roster.
and Deborah Kerr, star of the ma
tlonal company of "Tea and Sym
pathy."
For her prize-winning entry, a
fashion doll, Miss Cargill will re-
ceive a Bulova 21-jewel wrist
watch. Miss Cargill's doll was en-
tered in the nationwide competi-
tlon through Kenningtons Depart
ment Store, Jackson, local contest
sponsor.
The trio of distinguished women
judges made their selections from
234 prize dolls picked as winners in
the regional Christmas Doll Con-
test, conducted recently in major
U. S. cities by seventy-eight lead
ing department stores. Also rep
resented under a special foreign
category, were dolls from Japan
Holland, Canada, Ethiopia, Eng
land, France and Venezuela.
This marked the completion of a
nationwide competition in which an
estimated $4,000 American teen-age
girls made dolls for their less
fortunate sisters at home and
abroad.
AS special feature of the judg-
ing, a six-year-old American girl
presented dolls for the children of
Free China to five-year-old Rita
Chang, daughter of P. H. Chang,
Consul General in New York of the
Republic of China.
The Judging climaxed the fourth
annual competition Of the national
Christmas Doll Contest which
Seventeen launched in behalf of
Save the Children Federation in
1851. This year the contest re-
ceived its second annual endorse
ment from the U. S. committee for
UNICEF Omitted Nations Chill
dren's FUND.-, largest international
effort for child health. This is the
only time the U. S. Committee
spokesman for this organization in
the Z. S.-has conferred recogni-
ton on humanitarian project out
side the U. N.
A special grand prize" of a two
week tour Of Europe via Pan Am
erican World Airways was awarded
to the nation4s top teen-aFe doll
maker, November 19 to December
5.
All doll entries were made from
a basic dollmaking kit, containing
a plain white sock, a rubber dol
face and assembling directions
Dolls were created in one of three
basic contest categories: baby
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30

fifth grade; Mrs. Emma J. Adams,
Mrs. Ollie H. Holmes, sixth grade;
Miss Katherine Tyson, music.
Teachers in the Renova Elementary
School, Miss Estella Lucas and
Mrs. Lille Belle Lucas.
For the High School, Mr.. Edward
E. Gipson, principal, Mrs. Minnie
O. Thompson, Mrs. Myrtle E. Clip
son, English; Mrs. Lonnie F. Smith
Mr.. Walter Robinson, social science
Mrs. Pauline Holmes, Mr.. Edward
Gibson, Mr.. A. c. Isaac, science;
Mr.. Glenn Otis, Mr. Caldwell Bibbs,
mathematics; Miss Cloyle B. Willie,
business; Mrs. Arzola Smith, home
economies, Mr.. Lloyd A. Smith, vo-
cational agricultural, Mrs. Victoria
NJ. Brown, librarian; Mrs. Ora Bell,
lunch room manager.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30
Government

Continued from Page One)
maintained that if integrated fa-
cilities were to be required, an
order would have to be handed
down either by Congress or by the
ICC.
Mr. Brownell went before the
ICC as "a friend Of the court" in
a move launched by the National
Association for the Advancement
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30
TAYL0RSvIlLE
NEWS
BY MRS. PRETTIE c. DIXON

The Singing Institute will meet
at Shady Oak Baptist Church Oc-
tober 81. We hope to have a good
spiritual and financial program.
Dinner will be served. Mr.. B. R.
Posey, president; Mr.. J. B. Booth,
secretary.
Circle Band No. 4, met in the
home of Mrs. Dixon Sunday, Oct.
"a, at o'clock. We. had a very
nice time. Mrs. Mary Jane Hattin,
president; Mrs. Squair, secretary.
Circle Band No. met in the
home of Mrs. Widen Barnes Sun
day, October "a. Laure Moff, presi-
dent. Mrs. Amer Jones, secre-
tary; Mrs. Ester Posy, treasurer.
Mrs. Knox is still on the sick list
one of the old Hopewell teachers.
We pray that she will soon be back
home again.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30
CHATTER BOX
By LEATHA ANDERSON

Hello everybody! This is the time
that all the happenings are really
1T work and to start giving you
beloved fans the low down, l first
want to thank you for all the let
ters, telephone calls, and chats
that you've been giving me the
last few days. My dear admirers,
F.! am delighted with the idea that
YOU missed the column last week
SO therefore, promise you on my
word of "honor" that Chatter
Box" will be here every week.
With all the activities, socials,
ball games, etc. going on, l see
strange moods especially got my
eyes on these love birds, Corine
Jones and Elijah Slaughter, Mar
tines Barnes and Freddie Beverly,
Lessie Mae Johnson and M. c..
Clark, Rachel Bullie and Marshall
L. Bonds, Bertha Stevens and Calip
Sherry (while he was here) left
Ben jefferson out of the picture
81. Fannie Holmes talking to Dan
Grant? Charlie Owens and Law
yer Chapman are talking the good
old days. Savannah Miller walk
ing down the main track in a cool
sweater suit. Barbara Campbell
and Davis Garrett dancing togeth-
er. Bobbie L. Eastering and Will
Henry riding the ferris wheel.
| notice in Chapel that Doline
Gray and Alfred Alexander sits
closely. Is it true J. D. Beamon
is whispering sweet nothings to
Johnnie Pearl Carter?
Secrets: Dorothy Matthews pen
pal is the Midnighters Guitarman.
Ineta Denton is letting certain
little chick know she also rides that
Caddy. Dana Johnson going stag
Juliet Blackburn and Darret
Salon is the town beauties i.
Joan Davis is letting the world
know she'll do desperate things to
get Malcom Black, what about this
Bettye Johnson?
A certain (suppose to be- cool
little chicken is wanting everybody
to know she is cooling it at the
ball games etc. with one Of the
towns married playboy also
wondering why her steady stopped
calling? Well you answer your
own question. | want group OF
unhep babes to stop fibbing and
gossiping about things aren't true
and being jealous j.. . without call
ing names you dig yourself. Carsie
Hall, Jr. spreading the news that
he is taking Martha Ella Davis
from his pal Byron Williams. (By-
ron's at Tennessee State) Emmit
Cornelious looking for a chick ne
can hold hands with. Ledora Hub
bard walking with cat from the
air Force. Willett Sadberry and
Earnestine Lee both claim Law
renee Rhodes. They also say ne is
chopping a Nurse at the Baptist
Virginia Hayworth coming
sharp to school Bernice Hughes
is the popularist chick at Lanier.
MYRTLE Johnson and Charles Muir
rel still seeing the moon. Lester
Rhome and Willie Mae Frazier IN
the movies. Berkie Lou Johnson
smiling at Roland Luckett. Eli
zabeth Bowie Walking down the
main track looking like Marliyn
Monroe from the back view. Lettle
Rec Hawkins eating lunch with
a new guy
Well my dear ones III nave
to cutting out of here and III De
seeing you around, SO take care
Of the works while | keep my guns
on va.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30
Y.W.C. A. NEWS

The Branch WCA with its
mothers and friends will have Tea
on Sunday, October 81, at p. m.
The Program will consist of
panel discussion on Children in the
Home led by Mrs. c. A. Henderson,
Mrs. w. R. Patton and others.
The public is invited to share this
affair.
The Branch YWCA held its Oc-
tober public affairs luncheon on
Tuesday, October 26. There was as
open discussion on the reorgani
zation of the Luncheon Club.
The dessert for the luncheon was
donated by Mrs. Hughes Clayton
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30
HATTIESBURC
news

The Antioch Baptist Church
closed a great revival Rev. Alex
ander of Houston, Texas was the
evangelist. Fifteen were added for
baptism. Rev. r. w. Woullard.
pastor.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30
Crystal Springs
News

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Price and
children of Chicago, III. was the
welcome visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Price, the mother and father
of the said Mr.. Price. All of their
friends was very glad to see them.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30

The Mississippi Baptist Seminary
of Hattiesburg, has opened it's 10th
session, DR.. T. NJ. Talkington,
Dean; Rev. w. R. Mobiles, Instruc-
tor; Rev. A. Warren, Instructor
and Rev. Evans, Instructor.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30

Rev. w. R. Mobiles, Rev. w. d.
Ridgeway, Rev. B. J. Hines, Rev.
A. U. Elliott, motored to Bogalusa,
La, to visit an Association. Rev.
Shumake, moderator.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30
IN MFMORIUM

IN MEMORIUM
In memory of my dear husband
Solomon Rhymes, Jr., who passed
away Oct. %, 1947.
How I miss you dearly beloved,
Your memory shall guide me still,
Not for day or year, but for
always.
Mrs. Bernice Rhymes, Wife
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30
Yrs SNOW CRAMPS. NERVES. MISERY

EYES SNOW CRAMPS, NERVES. MISERY
You, too, may not be able to hide
that tired, nervous, jittery look each
month NO matter how much makeup"
xpu use. Keep your secret safe during
Ffhogs" days--don's be the one girl in
three who shows the strain from tell
tale nerves and cramps - has "that
monthly look".s
Take Csrdui, Q special medicine
trusted by thousands Of women, girls
30 help insure against cramps,
~nsryss" and monthly misery. A little
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30

Miss Hattie Mae Stevens left
for MuskegOn, Michigan to be at
the bed side of her mother, Mrs.
Roxie Franklin.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30
OCEAN SPRINGS
news

Sgt. Ted Massey, Jr. was called
to Charlotte, N. c., due to the
death of his father, Mr.. Ted Mas
sey, Sr. The many friends of Sgt.
and Mrs. Massey express their
deepest sympathy.
Sgt. and Mrs. Henry Palmer
celebrated their third wedding an
niversary last Thursday. Con-
gratulations are expressed by their
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Jamison are
the proud parents of a fine girl.
Her name is Cheryl Annette.
Carolyn Scott, Mildred and AL
fred Watkins and Charles Eek
stine were the guests of Anita
Ross, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lettie Carter sponsored an
"Old Fashioned Feast in the Will
derness' for the benefit of St.
James Methodist Church. She
expresses the gratitude of all the
members and friends. The amount
raised was $106.30. @''' H* '
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30

fashion and character and entered
in the regional contests. .-~--,4, ,,.
All dolls, both winners and non
winners will be distributed at
Christmas by Save the Children
Federations to needy children in
rural America (including the Nava-
10 Indian reservation), Austria,
Finland, France, Greece, Italy,
Western Germany, Lebanon, Korea,
Israel and Yugoslavia.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30
Ethel NEWS

Mrs. Ethel Lee Riley has re-
turned to her home in Chicago.
Mr.. Henry Docton is visiting his
children in Chicago.
R. E. Mable was guest speaker
at Morntleven last Sunday.
On last Sunday evening r. E.
johnson and R. f. Calmor from
'urant. Miss, were guest speak
ers at Phantom M. B. Church
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30
CLEVELAND
news

Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Robinson
entertained some of the staff of
Cleveland Co. consolidated School
Wednesday night, October 13, 1854.
Those present were, Mrs. Margaret
S. Rhodes, Miss Virginia Scarcely
of Nashville, Tenn, Miss Maye D..
Wooten of Lovelady Texas, Miss
Myrtle Gibson of Greenville, Miss,
Miss Cloty Willie of Shuqualak,
Miss, Mrs. Lonnie P. Smith of
West Virginia. They enjoyed a
lovely repast of ice cream cocoa
nut cake and Coca Cola.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30

The Crystal Spring Circuit well
comes the return of their pastor,
Rev. w. B. Amos for the next con-
ference year. He is a loveable Pas
tor and a Christian man.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30

Mrs. w. B. AMOS is home after
spending a month in Detroit, Mich.
with her sister who has undergone
very serious operation. We pray
for her speedy recovery.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30


er and baby are fine at this time
Mrs. Cora Fleming is visiting
relatives and friends in New Or
leans, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Williams
of Oakley, Miss, were short call
ers in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
E. Scott last Thursday, while on
their way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Honeysuck-
er and family were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Augusta Simpson &
family Sunday evening, also Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Body of Sharon,
Miss, were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owens Conway and
daughters, Alberta, Elsie and Mere
line Sundayed with Mr.. and Mr..
Nathan Simpson and family
Mr.. j. w. Scarborough and son
Fred, and Mr.. j. E. Scott, were
visitors in the home of Rev. E. F.
Scarborough in Holly Springs, Miss
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellion Bankhead
and Mrs. Susie Howard attended
services at Cuparle AME. Church
last Sunday evening.
We are sorry to report Miss
Ruby Draine on the sick list. She
has been released from the King
Daughters Hospital in Canton,
Miss, and is now back home. Ruby
is a member of the senior class of
the Camden High School. We hope
she will soon recover and be back
in school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Morgan and
children of Memphis, Tenn, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Scarborough last Sunday.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30

Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Davis wish
for Mrs. Louise Smith and Mrs.
Wallace also Mrs. Clabon of Ocean
Spring speedy recovery our pray
ers go up for them.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30

Mrs. Cora Fleming is visiting
relatives and friends in New Or
leans, La.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30
PIckENS NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Phillips are
the proud parents of a baby boy
born Thursday, October 7. Moth
er and baby are fine at this time.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Morgan and
children of Memphis, Tenn, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Scarborough last Sunday.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30
hos that MONTHLY LOON? :?

Cardui each day helps build strength
30 resistance may be greater eaeA
month, nervousness and suffering less
and less. Look more natural-fesl and
sleep better. Ask your dealer 3ss
Cardui. (Say: "eard-yox-sysO.
sMany seisntists sstimats thas q se0s
time during Ifs ovt Of svssr Wsssso
suffers from monthly discomfort.
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30

The Cleveland Colored Consoli.
Dated School was opened the first
Monday in October with the addi-
ton of nine teachers to it's staff
according to D. NJ. Smith, Supt. of
the school. The roster of teachers
is as follows: A. C. Isaac, elemen-
tary principle, Mrs. Barbara Hamil-
lon, Mrs. Lille T. Robinson, Mrs
Iva Y. Roberts, Mrs. Bertha Wat
son, first grade; Mrs. Viola Mann
Mrs. Earnestine Bibbs, Miss Helen
Moore, Miss Virginia Seay, Miss
Maye D. Wooten, second grade
Miss Rosita Johnson, Mrs. Verna
J. Smith, third grade; Miss Mamye
Banks, Mrs. Margaret Rhodes
fourth grade; Mrs. Amelda G
Tharpe, Mrs. Anna Washington
Jackson advocate., 1954-10-30

The Staple Singers of Chicago.
ILL.,, was houseguests of Rev. and
Mrs. w. H. Robinson recently.
The funeral of Mrs. Novella
Neal, who passed away October 2,
at the Russell Clinic was held at
the New st. Philip Baptist Church
October 6. She was a member of
the st. Peters Rock Church for a
number of years. She once served
as member of st. Paul church.
She leaves to mourn her passing a
husband Dudley Neal, father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. jim White,
three sisters, three brothers, four
children, Berry Hardy Is, Dudley
Neal 10, Bette Louise, 10, Emma
Lee Neal 6, Gloria Ann 2, and a
host of relatives and friends. Hank
Funeral Home was in charge. Mr..
Neal is an employee at the Cleve-
land Federal Compress for 26 years
and member of New st. Philip
NJ. B. Church.
Evening star., 1954-07-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD Al six 4-tir.: rocd ra,
nniieA9e, and n. passed ID. g. IN.
4pectiOn last week. motor compiefe,
" rebuilt; leather upholstery. $3.50
fAcKARD 80 z-door sedan; =. i.
auto. transmissicn: special for to-
u price 81 car; fun price. $50 81 &; /.
terms. OHIO WILLIAMS. BUTCK,
%Ugl Nichols ave. Sc.
PACKARD late SO Caribbean ccny.
mos. old; less than 5000 mi.
Ike new, orig. cost over 1000
tnily equipped with wire wheels
power brakes. ultramatic drive
color. sahara tan, owner going over.
seas will sacrifice ut S3.95O for i'm.
med. sale. Call OIL. 4-362S. I'D
PACKARD 80 de luxe 4-dr.; r, b.
ultramatic drive. turn signals ans
practically new tires; one owner
low mileage; gum metal grey fin.
30-day guarantee. HILL q SANDERS
Wash.,s Oldest Ford Dealer, III
Vermont ave-, AID. 4-43OO. Oper
until 9 pm. weekdays. g pm. sat.
closed Sunday. Customer parking
PLYMOUTH 1881 clb. coupe; Gran.
brook; 7. and b., light green inish
good tires; clean inside and out:
SANDERS, Wash's Oldest Ford
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV,
AD. 4-43OO. Open until ., pm.
week days; 8 pm. Sat. closed
PLYMosuTHss is54; ssiecsiOsn paiecstns q b body
styles; colors and equipment. These
are company ofncial cars with low
miles; substantial discount: cash or
trade; Call or come in at once for
LniS limited 0fier. AIS MOTORS,
INC IN: virginia's Largest ChrysIer-
rlymoulh Dealer" 3911 Wilson blvd,
pm. sat. TIL Q. Closed Sun.
PLYMOUTH 4s club coupe; radio
ana heater; low price Transports
tion for only S345, terms; guaran-
Zee; Car NO: 603-B. MONROE
FORD. 1887 East-West hwy, Sii
.Ii1 Tpf' sl1so4 Mai Open evenings till o
PLYM0UTH '6a cranbrook x sedan,
only $685.. Car No. 646-A. MON
ROE FORD. 1897 East West hwy.
~ 81. spr; sd4 Nd. Open evenings TIL 9.
PLYMOUTH "a savoy sedan; com
nyte trans. Solex glass, w.-w. tires,
very low NIL. new car title and war.
ranty. substantial savings. WHEEL
EH, INC. ChrySler -Plymouth-Im-
perial Dealer. 1900 Wisconsin NV.
EN-. S-47os. to 8, sat.-sun. TIL s.
PLYMOUTH 81 club coupe: @ eIcep-
tionally clean. .Beaut. blue finish.
owner. low mileage. Must Be seen
70 pe appreciated. Priced to sell
quick $Sa5. KENYON PECK
CEh5EvTEoLET. EE5 Ta 1910 r. Myer dr.,
PLYMOUTH 40 2-dr. S-pass. - cD..
equipped Driven only few miles on
Sun. by retired school teacher.
Looks. runs like brand new. Please
make me . reas. ofier. IA. 2-9sO4.
PLxMoUTH 1858 cranbrook 4zdr,
owner; s.. .2s5. ia. ssssss s.sss44ee eonai;s @is
1897 2-door de iuxe
sedan; radio and heater; $3.50. LU.
PoNTi3c 1854 station wagon S d,
,6uxs pow., Sf.ts: &; tHydrs1; .1,o power steering
nscuIass S. sss 0lp SLoopn eaS pnfSssTi soSfi1iAc i
422l Connecticut. Wo. 6-S4OO.
PONTIAC SO 8-cyl.; cony. coupe.
black with tan top, black upholstery,
Hyqra.. Z. and h., Wv. tires per-
Ieet cond:. looks like new. GOOD
Will GUAR; S2,206. ARCADE
PONTIAC. 1887 Irving st. n.w.. AID.
HJsSeo; "a sDaean also s46o 14th st. NV,
PONTIAC 1868 station wagon de luxe;
used 1853 NIL; new-car warranty;
immaculate; price S2.249. FLOOD
PQNTdAC. 4221 Connecticut. WO.
PONTIAC '39;. r. and h.. good tires,
passed D. c. inspection '54; $125 or
best oIier. 10. 3-1946. --12
Evening star., 1954-07-12
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PONTIAC 1881 Super de luxe Cata-
lima; completely eauipped; %, 600
miles; 1-owner: lmmac.: $1.S9b; no
trades ST, 3-O326. IA
ROLLS-ROYCE--WiiI sell TO mutual
enthusiast at mutually agreeable
price. WILLIAMSON. DU. 7-6726,
81. S-S04O- ---l5
SIuDEBAKER 1851 Champion star
sienals and plastic ); seat covers: ; one 9
owner, IL. 900 actual miles. See
this one; $685. 3O-day guarantee.
HILL q SANDERS, Wssh.'s Oldest
NV. AID. 4-43O0. Open until Q
pm. weekdays. 8 pm, Sat-, closed
sunday customer parking. --12
STUDEBAKER '51 Champion sedan:
radio and heater: reduced to S745:
Q real buy: terms, trade and guar
Antee. Car No. 675-A. MONROE
FORD 800 Wis ave- NV. wO.
$4,000. Open ewes. til Q pm. -12
WILLYS- 1881 metal station wagon:
l., b. and o.d.; 9 cylinder: per-
feet condition throughout: only
$795. 30-day. guarantee. HILL d
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
aaeS; PsaealsE; 1ld4 DIV vermUnIt DpII ave nv ..E AP
days. 9 pm. Sat. closed sunday.
Customer parking. ia
yMLYs 1853 4 dr.; 9 cyl, o.d. ana
a,1srsEtss nssrsT; maroon TH fnish sssS; S;RS 4RMSSs
MAsH.'s Oldest TT Ford = Dealer. SerDisli iiil
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43O0.
Open until 8 pm weekdays, pm.
ing. LIZ
Evening star., 1954-07-12
AUToMOBILEs FOR SALE

NASH '49 super "60Op 4-dr.: :. h.
and cd; beautiful 2-tone gray;
seats make into double hed; tires
Ike newt one owner; low mileage;
Hia f2S 4S sHSprEs EEit'sR WasS. sgsroDsss oIdsst
Ford Dealer. 1900 i4th st. NV. NO.
7-1111. Open until 9 pm. week
days, 8 pm. Sat; closed Sunday
NASH ls4s TSo0s 4-dr.; $500. Ar.
OLDsMoBHE 81 "ss" de luxe a.
dr.; Hydra. T. and h.; also equip.
with complete hand controls. suit
able. for amputees or paraplegics;
PAUL BROTHERS tOidsl USED
& i. NV. kE. ~. "71.-1sCss. s t open asifs dsiis
oLihbsSMoBILE Il ,ss super -ssa Dc
luxe conv. cpe:; Hydra. r, and h..
Iao interior; s9rEsous ,,.a I,Dh polar white and
immac. cond.: safety.tested writ writ.
ERs (oidsl USED CAR FAIR"
Wis. ave. and Ellicott st. NV, KE.
oThsSsSn bsSs 1Hsn Sai!y nys til /. 2 v. IL Hsu
Autronic eye. custom I, and b.,
w.-w.. tires; new-car eond.i safety
tested written guar; S2,595. PAUL
sRoTHIERsS i lS;S. !olds) USED CAR
NV KE, 7-l30s. Open daily ~ O..
oLDsMOBILE 'Si "ss" Holiday de
luxe cpe.; r.. h., HYDRA. Wv. tires,
beaut. 2-tone finish. Must see and
drive to appreciate; only $1,295.
HoYLE MOTOR SAIL sALEs, 1717 +; ].
oEnsnoBrLE ays; n;Si Y 1853 cass" convert:
power. steering. power brakes. E-z-
Eye glass, Autronic Eye, Wv. tires,
spoke wheels: low mileage: $4,000.
oEDsMosIIE 9D SsI1i 80 model "7e. sedan:
radio and heater. Hydra-Matic drive:
. real solid value at S795. Car No.
CASA. MONROE FORD. 1887 East
West West h hwy vi, Sill IS spg- -7ldd M opsp1 ps1
0LDs 81 Super "ss" 2-dr.; T .a,1t and
2-tone finish; only 1885. ALDER
oLDS,; 372O Ga. ave. NV, Tu.
oLDs SsOY 81 sss" sedan: radio, heater.
eeADiEiAc eeaAIDi Il Az G 6qaTE CO.. iSss
oEDs lbs IS 81 dss$ s de- Ell luxe SsSpgE 2.Sr.; :. and
h.. SC, WV. tires. hydra; beaut.
cream finish. A grand buy, only S096.
~ 6EH SSnLdS' SnLdDS' ofNV S1. ave. Nv
OLDs 5s Super "ss" 4-dr.: fully
equipped; hydra; lovely blue tone
finish. Marvellous car. only $1,796.
ALBER QLDS. 3720 Ca. ave. NV.
OLDS '53 s'9s'' 4-dr. sedan; Hydra.
r. and h.. low mileage, orig. owner.
cash bargain. OIL. 2-4192. --16
OLDS ,53 "8S" sedan; radio. heater.
hydramatic; powered with olds-
mobiles famous Rocket Engine;
today's value, S2,195. CCC guar.
CAPITOL CADILLAC C-OLDSMOBu,E'
CO.. 1922 22nd st. NV. ST; g.
OIDS. 81 series "ss" 2-dr. sedan;
light blue, Hydra-Matic. r. and h.,
plastic seat covers: low mileage,
one-owner car. GOOD WILL GUAR.
$l.395. ARCADE PONTIAC, 1437
Irving St. NV. AID. 4-S500. Also
346O 14th st. NV. RA. 3-9670.
Evening star., 1954-07-12
BoATs

IS-FT. INBOARD SPEEDBOAT, Chrys.
Ter Marine. 130-h.p.. 6-pass. Hig-
gins; fast: good condition; S1,050
FfsHING PxRTIEs-Deale. Md. Cal
CAPT: KING. LO.. 4-5S43 days;
1913 CUsT0M-suIHT i.saJ ! A9a s5-M FfsAen1s; twin
dual Columbian controls; air-foan
cushions: sleeps 4; Mcneil shaft and
tanks; new 1S-Watt ship-to-shore
radio and phone: lots Of other equip
Cost $4,000 HSSs anS e P0iS[s BSid Mast as nsH se
asking $1,000. ST. 3-4145. Id
KEEPER AERIUS FOLDBOAT, COM
plete with sails: used l season only.
Excellent condition, $225. IA-h.p.
Elgin outboard motor; good condi-
ton. $50: WA, 7-5631. .--13
FLOATS, RATS. unused; balsa wood,
sHunse a wood 'ansas st forms Mates
person, b'x9,x1a at S67 so and
each. DefeSi cali saiyi Woodiey s-s7as. se..1s I'D
1858 OWENS CABIN CRUISER, 20
IT,. excel. cond.. used 40 hrs. lis
hfp, hpy,s q aoer 600 Cen 1aI be seen Ct DELA-
SACRIFICE fit twin-screw yacht;
Equipped Tor living aboard. Will
Demonstrate. So, 800. Call for appt.
0L; 4oo0065. Mr.. sAFNETT. or OIL,
31-FT. CABIN CRUISER, built in
1913: boat and motor in good cond.
$3.50. Call LU. 1-1155. Can be
seer, at George Kirchner's, Chalk
Point, Churchton. Nd. III
FISHING CRUISER, 26 IT. long. s #.
beam. with cabin, white cedar,
Chris-Craft motor. LOS h.p., fine
Gond. 81 600: Oh: 2-3S02. --12
OuTBOARD MOTOR-9.5 h.p. with
new carburetor. $65. AID. 4-032S.
CORRECT CRAFT. 1854 2b-ft. ex-
press cruiser: new-boat guarantee
still in effect; Chrysler Crown
sleeps q: navy ton and side cur.
tains, canvas cover. Boat and
extras worth $4,000: must sell now
for $500. RE. 7-4797. MR.. STICK
ELL, If no answer, WO. 6-5478.