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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-03-26

RECEIVERS Mrs. Lemon H.
Barr, 800 West 14th street, has
improved after being i'll for
quite a while. She was recent
ly employed at st. Vincent In
Urinary as the only colored
woman having complete charge
Of the dietary. Mrs. Barr is
graduate of Arkansas Baptist
hi school and an active member
of the Mt Zion Bapt. church.
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MIs. y. n. omlsn
Installation services for the
Brotherhood club, Pastors Aid,
Mother board and Sunday school
were held at p. m. at the First
Baptist church. Miss Austin and
Mrs. Hampton gave some duties
Of the officers and the relation
of the church and Sunday school
The first anniversary of
Rev. T. w. Barnes, pastor of First
Baptist church began Thursday
and will end Sunday night. Rev.
Rowe, Little Rock will deliver
the anniversary sermon Sunday
The state tournament basket
ball was held at the High school
the l8th-20th. All the basketball
big wigs were here and did every
body have time? The min
isterial alliance held its regular
meeting at the Church Of Christ,
Rev. Brown, pastor Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Bunch and Miss M. O.
Tyler were in town Saturday :.
Mrs. Beatrice Hendricks and AL
bert Smith are i'll
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Warren

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Jones were
hostess to a surprise birthday
party given in their home for
c. H. Wilkes. The following per-
sons attended the party: Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat Jones. Mrs, Frenehie
Bouil. Miss Morell Price. Rev.
and Mrs. r. H. Fletcher, Mrs,
Kallie Mathews. Mrs. Sallie Mays,
Mrs. Lucy Hightower. Joe Blalkey,
Mrs. Mary Adams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Buster Walsh, Fordyce The
Eastern Star union leaf No. 235
celebrated their 5th anniversary
Wednesday mite In the beautifully
decorated high school gym. There
were Eastern Star visitors from
Fordyce, Wilmar. Monticello. and
Ivan. The State Grand Worthy
matron. Mrs. Annie Gilman and
the State Grand secretary. Mrs.
H. L. Porter, both of Little Rock
attended the anniversary. The
program vas success. The
menu consisted of Turkey and
dressing, rolls. jello, cream sweet
potatoes. beans, cake and ice
cream.
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McCaskiIl

LcsAc y. IOunG
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Osborn,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Whitmore
and Miss Bert Young, Houston,
Texas, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Earn
lie Briggs and Mr.. and Mrs. john
ME Osborn recently Mrs.
Clora Bell Young, who works in
Nashville is spending this week
end with her family And
now dear readers for some news
of and around the campus OF
Blevins training school. c. Nor
rinson, a very popular member of
the sophomore class is doing a
very cool job Of holding two girls
of the freshman class We
the members of the sophomore
class are in sympathy with Miss
Jessie McFadden. You see her
lover is in service. We hope he
will return soon Miss Linda
Henigan and Miss Essie Young
say, yop girls may have boys in
any class, but we prefer the sem
ior class Miss Valerie Max
well and Henry Conway, jr. are
real gone couples Aubrey
Langston of the sophomore class
and Miss Hattie Pearl Smith,
junior class must be having some
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suppose their air unit should fall
or the lights 60 off. or maybe the
car in front should brake down,
worse If its your own. Whatever
might happen you surely have
no means of escape. If all these
things 60 crashing thru ones
brains he is bound to feel panic
ky. ! drove down Columbia riv-
er highway several hundred fee,
up in the cliff of a mountain ov-
erlooking the river, where mas
calculated drive would hurtle you
over the rugged rocks into the tur-
bulent waters below. but this was
mild experience compared to
being bottled Up in a tunnel All
this time / kept looking Tor the
end, daylight and finally i saw
people in the distance milling
around. 1t was a glorious feel
LIE W NC DuCh w SAsiliLutAoiA
again, and Canada. Aside from
my creepy feelings, I suffered no
i'll effects. The tube was well
lighted, well paved and well
decorated and nothing happened.
All one needs IS a nerve and any,
thing ean he ACCOMPLISHED.
hope no one will become dismay-
ed by reading this article, as 1t
only shows what your imagina-
ton can do if allowed to roam,
l was only dealing in fanticism.
Only a short distance up Is the
migration bureau where all for
eigners must register before be-
ing admitted.
CONTINUED in next issue)
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Ny Trip Up In
Canada
Part Three
By b. ii. billiard

Part Three
BY b. II. billiard
spent the night in Detroit.
which is the largest automobile
center in the world, It is situated
on the Detroit river and has a
population of l,849,5OO. Like most
cities of this class, its skyline is
dotted with magnificent office
buildings.
The swift flowing Detroit river
is the gateway between the up
per and lower lakes carries a
tremendous volumn of water
over which some of the largest
ocean going vessels ply. l spent
several hours invading" tn e
downtown shopping district as
well as factories in the uptown.
After considerable traffic dodg-
ing it occurred to me that l had
not loaded and started for
Canada, which, this time, was not
far away. l had a choice of two
ways to enter; over the Ambassa-
dor bridge, or thru the Windsor.
Detroit tunnel. l chose the lat
ter and either way was toll. l
had friendly and an efficient
guide who soon Unanswered me
to the place Of my choice-the
tube. l paid the guard and start
ed down. l knew l had passed
thru many tunnels before, but
they were of rock, now this one
is different, it is a tube under
the water. l looked down the
tube and asked myself a question.
why hadn't l gone over the
bridge in the first place? Too
late now, there is no turning
back l had always been prayer
full but never more needed than
at this time. It's safe, it's safe,
l kept saying to myself, but there
is always first time Soon aft
err my entry l was carried away
in ecstasy and comprehensive
ability had escaped like a dodo
on spring day, and my mems
sana had ceased to function nor
mally. l had no sense of time
nor direction; only knew l was
headed for Canada. You hear the
low murmur of the rushing wat
ers above you, and you see the
drab close walls about you, the
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three sons: Floyd. Little Rnr1E
Dave. city; Rev. Ben conlsy. Leo
Angeles. Calf; thirteen smnd~
children. eight great srandchila-
rem. two sisters: Mrs. Ed Burioa
and Mrs. Matte Turner; No
brothers: James Taylor. and Rzn-
dolph Taylor. California Mr.
John Walt. honored her hushanf1
and Mrs. s. J. Martin. with q
birthday dinner. Saturday. Tlse
table was beautifully decorated
with lace cloth and flowers
The guests included Mr.. and Mrx-
Ezekiel Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Odeln
Embery, Mr. and Mrs. Williams
Halbrook. Rev. S. J. MaTtEz.
Misses Jewel Duley. MiIdreS
Tyce, Mesdames Lucy Gill. Mer-
nisha Harrell, Priscilla Mccoy
and Bessie Roberts. The honorees
received many nice gifts -
Funeral services for Mrs. Mattke
Moore Jones. resident of this city
for rs years. were held Sunday
at Philadelphia Baptist church.
where she has been member fo<
SO years. Her survivors are. one
son, James Gilmore. one dauE5a-
ter. Mrs. Virginia Spann. KMrEs
City: six grandchildren. which IN
clude Theodis Jones. who is ~
agriculture instructor in Pin
Street high school; and eiGna
grandchildren Mrs. Junior 4.
Taylor made business trip -
Little Rock. recently Mrs. n
S. Chapel was hostess to -
BPW club. Saturday. After =
business period a delicious re-
past was served by the hostess
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ofdyce


Mrs. EuOla Dennis
Rev. w. c. Tins filled the pull
pit at Jerusalem Sunday and
preached wonderful sermon
morning and evening. We think
any church will do well to call
him for pastor The funeral
services of Mrs. Sula johnson
were held Monday at the st. John
AME church Rev. and Mrs.
0. L. Dulaney, Pine Bluff. were
guests in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Simmons Sunday aft
ernoon Professor and Mrs. S.
B. ROLAND. principal of Smack
over public school were visitors
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Scott SUM-
day afternoon Miss Elsie M.
Simmons, teacher in the Oako-
Iona high school spent the week
end with father and mother
The extra session of the district
No. l of the Royal Arch Mason
met in Crossett Saturday and
went over in a big way. At the
close OF the meeting, they raised
collection for the NAACP Of
$685. The usher board spon-
sored a tea Sunday at the home
Of Mrs. Ida Lee Dowd, which was
a success. The Womens mission
and VIVA also Of the Jerusalem
Baptist church sponsored a calen.
dar drive. Money raised, $3.50
\. Jack Harris. Wardie Harris
Mrs. Beatrice Juniel and Mrs
Myrtle McCrary motored to Lit
tie Rock Sunday to visit their
brother who is in the Veterans
hospital very Iii
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AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK A.:

pune your News to WI 5-2775 or FIR 4-9187
|evis p Social and Art club met at the home of
Ed a. neium, lO1 Hazel street. The next meeting will
he Nen - 1oine OF Mrs. Earline Irwin, 709 Hazel
bm s,nai pe Cappela chorus sponsored its monthly
)mont ~ Inc Morning Star Jubilee chorus guest
|wlHe -, money raised S2390 W. NJ Taum, supt.;
h. 41 oso Johnson, reporter.
Stree. session of the ushers union was held at the
Brown naps church Sunday Money raised s17742
PS Eunopp 'e nN; Mrs. B. Handy, reporter.
IT, sno reed and daughter Deborah Ann, son, Curtis
Mrs. pen IT. the weekend in Monroe La visiting her
b. and A. lnMae Williams and other relatives.
Fna sr hchard Rowe and Edward Rowe, Oakland,
Prs pri visiting their sister and brother-n-law Mr..
De usb Bowen, Roland.
at tho h ru Oh Natural Steps, is sponsoring tea
c==-== @ OF Mrs. Gladys Watson. Mrs Annie White
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van

Mrs. Amanda Wilborn enter
tanned a Stanley party Tuesday
mite. Twelve guests were present
and refreshments were served !.
E. E. Scott and J. E. Wilborn
motored to Little Rock Wednes-
day Mrs. Mary Jones, Lit
tie Rock. Mrs. Mamie Wilborn,
and Mrs. Odessie McDufie motor
ed to Warren Wednesday mite to
attend the banquet sponsored by
the Eastern Star Mrs. Mar
gle Belle Andrews is on the sick
list Mamie Wilborn, Mrs.
Odessa McDuffie and Mrs. Elnora
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trouble. We hope they will soon
be k Now Miss Bonnie
Irene and Glen Conway may be
gone their separate way. We don't
know because they don't get a.
round any more Buy your
STATE PRESS from Floyd Young,
jr, he is always glad to serve.
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Conway


Mrs. J. A. Taylor
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Taylor Conley. were held March
Is at the Church of God in
Christ. where she has been a
member for SO years. The pas
tor, Elder John w. Rogers gave
the eulogy. She passed at the
home of her son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Conley, Little Rock. She
served as church mother for
more than fifteen years. Her.
survivors are; two daughters. Mrs.
L. Bunting, Chicago, and Mrs.
Bessie Hampton, Cleveland. Ohio;
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Revival began Monday night at
Macedonia Baptist church, oath
and Commerce with Rev. Gatlin.
as guest speaker for the week
The Five Voices. Memphis. will
render a program April 2 and 8
for the State Press news readers
and their friends. ]. R. Green,
president; Paul Coleman, seere-
tary; Mrs. Lemon, treasurer and
Mr.. GLAND. program chairman.
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Is the sponsor.
Inc deacon and trustee board of Morning Star BAPTIST
aG' Is sponsoring program April p at the church
- namlon is rendering religious picture Sunday at
New Light Baptist church. 1880 D. M =
VOICE your news this issue concise or omitted
because we were trying press on time Gas line
aeseoPeo IN our building and interrupted entire
this week. Bear with difficulties will be
ed out for next week. Thanks WV -
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-03-26

Boswell attended q banquet in
the home Of Mrs. Buster Wash
Thursday mite
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rumble of cars and an occasional
horn toot that serves no purpose
except to irritate some neuratic,
Is all that keeps you from being
in solitary confinement Suppose
a leak should occur, we would
all be drowned. like cage of
rats. Now We'll be less serious,
Evening star., 1954-01-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
KAISERS-STANLEY H. HORNER,
INC. Horner's Corner, 9th and Fla.

kAISERS-STANLEY II. HORNER,
INC. Horner's Corner. 9th and Fla.
kAsFR sass ,rsssp s ssss os /; sSs sSsn Ps6 %o
6-97ss. 5336 Wisconsin ave. NV.
KAISER 81 2-dr..: heater, turn sig
escssnt ana rss ies s IS sTay ipec asn
4-month written guarantee. HILL
a. SANDERS. Wash,'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, LIZA Vermont ave, NV.
LiNcoLN i947 4-dr.: slos. FLOOD
MERCURY rs club coupe: =. and h.;
n excel; cond.;; S395. HOYLE
MOTOR Ne ss5a SALES. 1717 R. l. ave. ne.
MfRctGRsY tGis2O'; '4s club coupe; heat heater.
a bargain price. See 1t today; six
month or 6.000-mile warranty;
S645. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.,
Ford, 4400 Bennins I'd. me-, LII.
MEREcURY1c:sr at used car prieee; rice;
h.; sood cond.: ssS5. PENNY
MoToRs. \ aSSod a622 Rhode Island ave
MERCURY 1850 convertible; radio,
heater; IN fins condition through
Be ready, for spring. six-month Or
6.000-mile warranty. S995. NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO: (Fordl, 440O
Benning I'd. ne. LU. 4-1011.
heater; black paint; one owner: low
mileage, Enjoy the big" car drive
at little" car cost. Six-month or
5.000-mile warranty. S7a5. NORTH
EAST MOTOR co; Ford. 4400
mGRcuRY s a 40 nt 4-dr: ~ overd9ive. egr radio
heater. seat covers and spotlight;
good tires beautiful green finish:
sos, 2-day money-back trial;
4-month written guarantee, HILL
q SANDERS, WaSh.S Oldest Ford
Peaisr Pc s.add MA Vermont ave. NV.
MERCURY 81 .-door: overdrive. r.
orig. gray finish; only S84 down.
fun price S995. Ask for Buddy.
hANDrEY1FoRP' = a rE dF Fsai2 1923 Ga, ave.
INC. Horners Corner, 9TH and Fla
MEscfIR,y; aEF rs,; Il I4a SS4e4b "a b..,,,,,,
sreen; very low mileage: owner;
TAKOMA (FoRDI MOTOR CO,
Sr@5 Pineg neg Branch I'd, Silver Spring.
MERCURY 1859 Monterey hardtop;
Merc-O-Matic, r. and h.. all de luxe
original two-tone finish ike new.
a5 PsU Tsistss BRos Us.aesI
Ear Wis, ave. and Elncott st. NV.
\, KE 7;i3ns. Open ewes. till Z. Ia
display, For the best deal in town,
see MANHATTAN AUTO kaiser.
st. NO. 7-"7oo. Established i9l4.
M. GID, 4,pass. immae.: 81, ,G75;
I4th and p NV. I'm our 5ist
Nj. G.. TIC. righthand or,ye: excellent
s2TnG,tion ssT sano meyer Eye, raced: si.l75. Can
heater and deiroster: up to 40 miles
SANKhATrAN IA hs Afro of!ssrsa tKsiseF H.sfs sfs
J and Willysl, both sides Of 7th and
r sts. NV. NO. 7-27o0 lis
". G. 1852 midget I'd roadster: one
out. saiety.tested, written sa 'euSqsn euarsn.
tee. 81 ,095. PAUL BROS. Used
s, s, NV. s kE. wy 4-1sos. Aoe o0en asss;' ssss'
NASH so 4-dr.: heater. The car
economy: Six-month or 6.006-niIe
warranty; S495. NORTHEAST MO-
TOR CO. Ford. 920 Bladensburg
I'd ne, Il $500;
NAsM oVerdr we Wea.ht4eHe Amsasfsdfs s.sfsr sS45
ALEXANDRIA NASH. 1905 Mt
ewes. tin 8 pm. Closed Sunday.
Evening star., 1954-01-14

CHEVROLET 40 h-ton pickup:
cost in this lob. only $295: 2.day
money-back trial. 4-month written
vaslansee: Wssh..s Oldest Ford Dealer. ii14
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. Ia
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER As
Metro: $3.50; private owner. PU.
FORD as F-s s-ton dump; good
tires, very clean: INES mschsnically PER per,
CENTER $Sol v. Va. ave. ne, x.
FSSRsDS V;47 s-ton;; l..it. platform,
$3.50. STEUART TRUCK CENTER,
20Ol w. Va. ave. ne. LA. $500.
FORD ..s a-son dung; s-spsssa pssI, ,fsE ser
TRUCK CENTER, 20O1 w. Va. ave.
ne. LA. 6-S030. Ia
FORD 1882 1s-ton pickup s-cylinder:
circulating heater. good tires; body
in excel. .cond., mech. right; was
not used commerclally; S995.
Pa. ave. Sc. LU. 2-9s27. is
FORD 1851 h-ton pickup s-cyl. de
luxe cab; dark-blue finish; in Al
cond.; $795. FRANK SMALL. JR..
INC. 5000 Pa. ave. Sc. LU. 2-9S27.
FORD pickup trucks, with special
steel-box.type bodies: several to
choose from: As and '46 models:
your choice. S299. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 3010 r. l. ave. me-, DE.
2-6302.
Evening star., 1954-01-14
AUTOMOBILES foR sAlR

PACKARD 1851 series 400" de luxe
4-dr.; Ultfamatic, r. and h.. cirec-
tional signals. custom interior: one
owner; very low mileage. showroom
ssirissssg''issd sSdI SFstssn Ros
cott st: nv. nv. KE. 7-130S. Open
PAcKAkD 1910 de luxe sedan; o a
sisn ssnas car b.stp Tath e1tsF sbt rado tSTn
ANGLE MOTORS, 30lO r. I. ave.
PACKARDs-sTANLEY H.. BoRNER
INC. Horner's Corner. 9Th and Fla
PACKARD 1850 4-dr. sedan; good
condition. new tires; $3.50 down tC
JgeAsDGSnsssifPIs1 gA' S.ssfsi party. Call MR.. cANEy S4
PACKARD I949 "s" 4-dr. sedan
ai0 ns BACK ind hfats sh Sift f. eSssTs never gsg Sgyg
Washington's Oldest and Larges
Dodge Plymouth Dealer, TREW MO.
TOR CO; 9th and Fla. ave. ne
PtYMoUT2Ha' 1851 e-cylinder 2door;
cut ave. Wo. $500.
PLYMOUTH l949 Special de lux
4-dr.; black; r. and h., 80, 900 orig
miles. MR.. JOSEPH. DI. 7-0110
PLYMOUTH 1s4s special de luxe
beautiful: runs and drives like new
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave; ne
PLYMOUTH 1851 cranbrook 4-door
fully eouip.; beautiful orig. tar
finish; Wv. tires; absolutely i'm
nnlV &K dnUn Fnll nFira $S1
Ask for Georse. HANpLEY-FoRD
1923 Ga. ave. NV, ia. 9-S416.
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr. sedan: black
| l. owner; written guarantee; S745
Ai1ES,, ALExANDR1A sId a,.l NASH Sa l7C3 SIt Mt.
ewes. It'll o pm. Closed Sundays.
PLYMOUTH '47 Special de luxe 2-dr
a good one; With radio. heater
TORS Z DIS so1o R. I. ave- n,e.' DE
PLYMOUTH '53 Suburban; all metal
| traded on the new '54 Mercury
! like new inside and out. and a re-
markable value at $l.795. MONT.
Dealsr; : ..ds6 a71o Bladensburs rd.. AP
PLYM0GrH '5s 4-door sedan radio
| I,465. ROYAL MoToRs. INC.
Your chrysler-Plymouth Dealer Dealer
4100 Ga. ave. NV. ia. $4,000
PLYMOUTH '53 Cranbrook sedan;
| T. and h., etc. Driven 4 mos: ]
! owner; like brand;nsw., Only
pIyMoHTH 1ys; oisj AD 5, 4-ssss sssI club n cd1pe
fully equipped: excellent condition
original owner; anxious for private
sale. OIL 4-00S3. --19
PLYMOUTH so 2-door; orig. tan I'm.
| tsh: incl. r. and h.. .directional sig
mails mails; .ss as low as s. down; gaa, full Prize S6
LEY FORD. 1923 Ga. ave. NV. IA
rIYMeurH 2iss i 1850 4-dr.; ss,7oo; r
6-6seo. Cali before 10. after, 5.
PLYMouTHs-sTANLEY H. HoR,
and Fla. ave. ne. Ii 6e8Ie4. ''
PLYMOUTH 81 4-door Cranbrook
! fully equipped; absolutely in show:
room condition: as little as S2t
s aGTn' f1l pEicf sg5' ssss A;k ds 5S'
ave. NV. ia. 9-s416.
PLYMOUTH '53 Cranbrook 4-dr.; r.
r., 9veEdrive' 10000 MI; S1;45O
PLYMOUTH 49 4-dr.; r., n, very
good, S4y5, So down. WO. 6-91SS
TIC. 5338 Wisconsin ave. NV. II
PONTIAC l94S 2-door 6-cyl: i'm.
mac; one owner; $349. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Connecticut. WO
PONTIAC 1852 Catalina IS" de luxe;
tiptop cond.; orig. owner: leaving
U. S. A, must sell. 81 $50 or best
OFFER Please call MA. S-5400. Ext
20S. ID
PONTIAC 81 Chieftain de luxe 2-dr.;
6-cyl.; r and h.. Wv. tires; gray
very clean; an outstanding value
1895. MCKEE PONTIAC. 10th anc
NJ sts. NV, ST. 3-7101.
PONTIAC so Chieftain de luxe 4-dr i;
Hydra; r. and h.. green; a very de-
pendable car. clean, Sl.095. MCKEE
PONTIAC. 10Th and NJ SITS. NV.
PONTiACs-sTANLEY H. HoRNER,
INC. Horner's Corner, 9th and Fla.
ave. ne. Ii. 6-6464.
Evening star., 1954-01-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC so 6-cyI. 2-dr.; green, I.
and b.. in top running cond.. excep-
tionally good buy. $a95. MCKEE
P0NT1AC; 10th and M sts. NV.
PONTiAC IN 4-dr.; dark green, r
and h.. excel. shape. guar. inspec-
ton; bargain at only 1896. MCKEE
PONTIAC, 18th and M sts. NV. ST,
PoNT1YYAc 81 e-cyl. s-dr.; r. and h..
MCKEE PoNTfac SfHHsmifah 18th cant and n n iss sts
F%S,SSTiirA;S p 1858 SI'gs; e.syl. s-dr.; immse..
TI5A.cc;o 5.co l2aI Connecticut. Wo.
PoNTixC 1851 4-dr.; radio. heater.
AKERs oLDsMoBILE CADILLAC
CO.. darlington Shopping center.
PoNTiao etS1faaT'a 81 oS eheitsin asSSo de luxe
real % sharp; a. ahG 81 "a i4a5 h'Gssi PENNY Mo- Mo:
ToRs. ,ySG iS2o Rhode Island ave. ne
PONTIAC 81 4-door; 9 cyl; :. and
fgs 9e5 sefa MCKEE Eeft PoNTAc SSHf eafrsh fstR
Pontiac -; 81 niT chieftain M 'iEs de- luxe s-cyl
4-door sedan; two-tone green;
Hydra. r. and h.. sun shade; low
Ing value. 81 .S95. ARCADE Pom
TIAC. l437 Irving St.. NV, AID.
a.s5oo; also 1850 14th st. NV,
PoNS;riiiAsco S; iiaso' 3, so. chiettain de luxe e4 g.
Cyl 4-door sedan: dark green:
HsaIs sds and and H. sSs5 sa.5emeiy AReHpR slfoR
/ PONTIAC. 1897 Irving st. NV. AID.
| $500; also 3460 18th st. NV.
RA. 3-9610. Ia
PONTIAC 40 Streamliner sedan cpe. ;
ci.ny Sark gray; ray Hydra r: and h. spe.
PPoSNSTdAc; PSSId. IL, 1887 s,sS Irving ss, NV, Ap.
PoSriAc' 81 ch,ettain dc luxe me4 g.
Cyl 2-door sedan: dark green;
famous spanohte ans eGaip Saery with suaT tne
ARCADE PoNTiAC, l437 Irving pgj' st.
NV, AID. 4-8500; also 346O l4th
st: NV, RA. 3-9670. Ia
PONTIAC '52 cdr; Hydra. radio.
heater and seat. covers: like new
Plus. comfort ST ,395. TWo-day
monsy,back s4snta trial; 4-month written
%Wssh:'s. Oldest Ford DealerH lHDffHi fii4
eSs 5s ss scyA AP SLACK at'2S Ri. car
by US; guar Sl,495. MCKEE pom
TIAC, 10Th and M sts. NV. ST. 3
RENAULT 81 4-dr. sedan: radio and
heater: a. terrific gas saver: excep.
tionally clean. MANHATTAN AUTC
K-F.: INC, Factory Sales and Serv-
ice for Kaiser. Henry j. wiiiys.
Austin Hesley Sports Car. Austin Of
England. Morris and NJ. G. Both
sides Of 9TH and r SITS. NV. NO.
1-27OU. Established 1914. lis
STUDE. 80 Ch. Regal J-paSs. coupe:
$685.. MARTIN MOTOR SALES,
5333 Wis: ave. EN-. 3-1S6S. -I5
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion de luxe
convertible: overdrive, radio. heater
and plastic seat covers. New black
top and yellow finish A car for a
man who knows value; $685.. 2-day
money-back trial: 4-month written
guarantee HILL e. SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, lila
Vermont ave. NV, AD 4-43O0. Ia
ISTuDEBAkER '49 Champion 2-dr.;
Cd: $595. MARTIN MOTOR SALES.
3333 Wis. ave. EN- 3-IS6s. Il )
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NER, INC. Horner's Corner, 9th
and Fla. ave. ne. IL. e-6464
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion: auto.
drive: Sa95. MARTIN MOTOR
SALES, 1888 Wis. ave. EN-. 3-lS6S.
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