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Morse Notes

- A Norwegian Catalina fly
ing boat, returning h o m e after
dropping mail on Spitsbergen
crashed into the sea this week, 3
miles south of Bear Island. Eight
persisted. One was rescued.
- The pack-ice in the Oslo
ford has started to break up in
earnest, permitting the resumption
of the ferry service between Hor-
ten and Moss.
= Plans for export of electric
power from Trondheim to Stock
holm, based on negotiations be-
tween the two cities, are due to
be considered by the Norwegian
Parliament this year.
= Sig. Bergesen's new super
tanker, the $4,000 ton "Berge
Boss" largest to be built for a
Norwegian ship owner, was
launched last week at a shipyard
in Gothenburg, Sweden.
A total of 4,732 dwelling
units was finished in Oslo last year
as against 4,186 in 1862. At the
same time, work was started on
6,598 new dwelling units, or 275
more than in 1852.
= Ole Mjelde, agricultural at
tache to the Norwegian Embassy
Washington, D. c., since 1850, has
returned to Norway to become
assistant director of the Agricul-
tural Research Council.
- The Norwegian Army staff
school is holding its fourth g.
month training course for 40
upper-grade officers, plus 2 guests
from the Swedish army.
Count Basic and his band
recently packed the Peoples The
atre in Oslo at two swing sessions.
At the same time, the inimitable
Josephine Baker thrilled a large
audience with her velvet voice
The NorWe gian Export
Council, which has representatives.
in New York, Chicago and San
Francisco, has aided 1,415 Nor
wegian companies since it was es-
tablished in 194S.
The Central Bureau of Sta
tistics in Oslo estimates that Nor
way will have a total population
of 100000 by 1870, if the present
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Campus Notes
Pacific Lutheran College
Falkland, Wash.

Joan Werle, Or;ing, first in tex
temporaneous speaking, first in
interpretative reading and second
in one-man debate. Janet Klippen,
Tacoma, first in congress, second
in debate and finals in impromptu
speaking. Joyce GEM, Portland,
first in extemporaneous speaking
and second in after dinner speak
ing.
Edith Engel, Portland, second in
craftsmanship, second i bedate,
second in interpretarive reading
and third in after dinner speaking.
Janet Carson, Independence, Calf. :,
first in extemperaneous speaking
and second in impromptu speak
ing. David Hestenes, Pacific Pail
sades. Calf, second in textem-
peraneous speaking. John Osburn,
Falkland, finals in extemperane-
GUS speaking.
The Misses Carson, GEM and
Werle swept the extemperaneous
speaking event in the women's di-
vision, all trying for first.
The junior division team took
fourth place. The results: Stuart
Gilbreath, Tacoma, first in ex-
temperaneous speaking. Constance
Hustad, Bellevue, first in interview
and finals in debate. Judith Blu
reker, Eugene, Ore, finals in de-
bate and impromptu. Ruth Heino,
Winlock, third in interview and
third in extemperaneous speaking.
Thomas Swindland, Falkland,
finals in extemperaneous speaking.
The cornerstones for the new
dormitories were laid on Friday,
May Z, at II am.
The third annual Drama Music
Festival was held on Thursday
through Sunday, May to 9.
In his annual report just re-
leased President S. c. Eastvold
states that the college enrolment
for the academic year 1953-54
is the highest in the history of the
school. Including the summer
session, and not counting any STU
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King Frederick
Of Denmark
Praises Council

STO c K H o L M-The Nordic
Council is milestone in Scandi-
navian cooperation, aimed at fur
Their cementing and expanding a
collaboration which is unique in
the world, King Frederik of Den
mark said at a gala dinner at
the Stockholm Royal Palace re-
Gently. 1t was the first Official
visit made to Sweden by the Da-
nish monarch and his wife, Queen
1ngrid, since Gustaf Adolf, In
grid's father, became King of
Sweden. In his answer, King Gus
tat Adolf said that nobody could
be more welcome to Sweden than
my dear daughter and son-in-
law He recalled that the estab-
hshment of the Nordic Council
was due to a Danish iniative.
The Nordic Council is an organ
formed for the purpose of con-
sultation between the parliments
of Denmark, Iceland, Norway and
Sweden, and between the govern
ments of these countries, on mat
tiers in which joint action by all
or some of the countries is desir-
able. The first session of the Coun-
Gil was held early in 1858.
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Dr.. Edward
Rhode Dies

DR.. Edward M gnus Rodhe,
Bishop of Lund from 1925 until
he retired in 1913, died on April
II at the age of IS He was con-
sidered a leading figure in the
Swedish Lutheran State Church
and an eminent church historian.
His father was Bishop Edward
Rodhe of Gothenburg, and h S
father-in-law was Bishop Colt
frid Billing of Lund, who also
played a prominent part in Swed-
ems political life, as a member of
the Riksdag working for univer-
sal suffrage about twenty-five
years before the reform was eff
fected and vigorously supporting
the peaceful dissolution of tn e
union with Norway in 1905. After
having held professorships in prac-
teal theology at the universities
of Upsala and Lund, Edward Rod
he was elected Bishop of Lund.
Lund for several centuries during
the Danish era was the seat of
an archbishop who had primatial
rank over all Scandinavia Bishop
Rodhe visited the United States
twice, in 1881 when he attended
the Y.M.C.A. World Conference in
Cleveland and also was guest
of the Augus tana Lutheran
Church, and in 1888 when he re-
presented the S I'VE d i h State
Church at the New Sweden Ter
centenary and subsequently visited
Texas.
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mortality and birth rates continue
to prevail.
An anonymous donor has
awarded its gold medal for meri-
torious services to shipmasters
John Sundby and Louis Johannes
sen, who both have sailed so years
for the shipping company.
Norwegian and British Off
GERS will examine practical meas
ures designed to expand defense
cooperation between the two ma
tons within the framework of
NATO.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-05-01

= DR.. w. A. Scharffenberg, di-
rector of the International Com
mission for the Prevention of AL
coholjsm, Washington, D. c., has
been in Oslo to confer with Nor
wegian temperance leaders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
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But it's more than just a name.
For what it means is that Helene Curtis has discov
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-27

try's leading historians, is Pro-
lessor Of History at Columbus
University and af requent con-
tributor to the N. Y. Times ma
gazine. During the last war he
was with the o. w. I. in Great
Britain and later served with the
War Dept. in France and Bel
GUM. In 1947-48 DR.. Commager
was Pitt Professor of American
History at Cambridge University
IN England. He is the author of
many books which include, THE
American Mind" Theodore
Parker: Yankee Crusader" He is
the author of a forty volume
survey Of American History :
The Rise of the American Ma
ton, no win process. The SER
vice will be conducted by the
minister, Rev. Donald G. Lo-
throp. William Flavin, baritone,
will sing and Richard E. Plas-
ter will be at the organ. The
Community Church is non-sec-
tartan and the public is invited.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-27

home on furlough from New
York with his wife and family,
Funeral services for william
Reed, who died at st. Thomas
Home, March 10, we're held at
Weir's Funeral Home. March %
at 2 P. M. Mrs. Lucretia Nc
Allister, Miss Augusta Harrell,
both confined to the Maiden
Hospital and George Bailey, in
the Boston City Hospital, are
among the sick. The Pastor
will conduct a leadership train
ing course on How To Teach
Sunday School" March %, 80,
April 6, Is and Is at 800 P. M.
Miss Jacqueline Marie Collins,
daughter of Mrs. Josephine Col
Inns of Maiden, became the bride
of Norman Henry Thompson
March 10 at 7 P. NJ, at 25 East
ern Avenue. The Pastor Off
ciated and a reception followed
at the home of the brides mo-
Their. The couple are now enjoy
ing a wedding trip to New York.
March % 1920 A. M. so
Great Faith; 1890 P. M. -
Sunday School; $3.50 P. M. The
Visiting Committees Annual
Tea at the Parish House Louis
Sneed, Tenor Lynette Stall
worth, Reader; 500 P. M. =
Youth Fellowship.
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Cancer Notes
How fast does cancer grow?

How fast does cancer grow?
There is no definite rate of
growth. Some types will grow
more in a few weeks than
others will in several year..
Is cancer hereditary in hu-
mans?
There is no evidence that the
disease itself is inherited, but
there are probably tendencies
to form cancers of some types.
The presence of cancer in a
parent should be merely a
cause of greater alertness. not
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-27
MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Earl w. lawson, Pastor

AANANA4AAN SAAA tAS%A@
Rev. Earl w. lawson, Pastor
Rev. James L. Jackson, was
guest speaker last Sunday morn
ing. Subject: "The Triune God
Foundation of Our Salvation.
The choir sang, II Walked Today
Where Jesus walked" and
Great Is The Lord. Visitors:
Mrs. Ralph Harris, Mr.. Daniel
Blackjack, Mrs. Julia Dixon, all
of Roxbury, and Miss Sheila
Berry of Maiden. Rev. and Mrs.
Lawson spent Sunday with Rev.
and Mrs. Williston Holbert in
Lonsdale, r. I. The Pastor de-
livered the sermon at Rev. Hol-
bert's church. Eight candidates
we're baptized Tuesday evening,
March %. An inspirational Erie
March %. An inspirational mes
sage on themissionary work in
Japan was delivered by Mrs. Ell
mer Triedell Mones were shown.
Mrs. Emma Gray, accompanied
by Mrs. isabella Hinton, was
guest soloist. Mrs. Hazel Hensey.
president Of the Senior Mission
aries, presided. A delicious col
lation was served. Corporal Carl
Collins is home on fuHough
from Shreveport, and will leave
for Panama. Alonzo Tucker is
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-27

Do more women than men
die of cancer?
The rate is about the same.
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s-Pe. Chrome Set, wI4h ettA era
FsFnIeA Top Table VIiX ~US
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CHURCH
Community

Americas Radical Religion:
Is it RELEVANT for Today" will
be the subject of the address
Sunday, March % at 1890 A. M.
by Dr.. Henry Steele Commanger.
DR.. Commager, one of the coun-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-27
CAMB RIDGE
ST. PAUL
A. M. {. CHURCH
Rev. G. B. Barrow. Pastnl

Last Sunday morning the Pas
tor took his text in Mark, Fol
low Me and I Will Make You
Fishers of Men" and delivered
an inspiring and instructive les
son. Senior Choir received spe-
cial commentator for their
contributions, not only to the
morning service, but through
the years. The intermediate
Choir also contributed a must
cal number to this service. At
night Psalms 34:19 formed the
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of fear.

of fear.
Is there any chemical that
destroys cancerOus tissue?
There is some evidence th.
a few chemical substance
partially destroy cancerou
tissue in some forms of the
disease. They do not cure but
may alleviate suffering and
may prolong life.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-27

basis of an eloquent Grafton. The
short vesper service features
singing, and was led by members
Of the Senior Choir.
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WORCESTER
JOHN ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
43 John Street

JUN 81. BAPTIST CHURCH
43 John Street
Rev. H. Benton Harris, Minister
A Women's Day service will be
held Sunday, March %. three
thirty P. M. at Belmont St
A. M. E. Zion Church, Rev. John
Springfield, pastor. The Rev.
Lucy Joseph, pastor of Mt. Olive
Holiness Church, will be guest
speaker. Assisting her will be
her chorus of ladies and other
soloists and readers. Women's
organizations Of the city are in
vited to all services.
At TOO P. M. a drama en-
titled THE Challenge of the
Cross" will be given there will
be several solos and readings
on the program.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE WEAPONS CARRIER, az:
4-wheel drive: winch on front:
motor. body and tires in excel; cond
CHEVROLET '4S panel. S345; also Sc
lection of pickups. MANHATTAN
AUTO. INC. Kaiser-Willys and
foreign cars. Both sides of 9TH. at
R st. NV, NO. 7-2700. Established
1914.
'46 panel, S165; also
selection Of pickupS. MANHATTAN
AUTO, INC, Kaiser-Willys and
foreign cars. Both sides of 7th at
r st. NV. NO. 7-2700. Established
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AUToMorIvE; Mlscl. tceas.D
TRAllERS

FULL RACE ENGINE for '49 through
,63 Ford. Call for details. Wo.
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WEEKEND SPECIALS
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

LIGHT TANDEM rear axles, complete
with cross beams, dry shafts. case
boxes. etc. Ideal for light cranes or
very cheap. JE. 1-I7Ol. @6
OURfLUS FORD TRUCK RAATR-
VGSy cheap. u. 4-1701. -
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE 1854 Coronet Suburban (sta.
wagon; company oficial car; 1000
miles; radio and heater; immac.;
new-car title and warranty; excep-
tionaily liberal discount. HALEY'S,
INC. M st. at 1st s.e.. Ii. 10000.
LODGE 46-'47 sedan; heater. seat
oT'~ ooyers; Swr1 new Nirginia inspectio1; ISe
Is. after 8 pm pm. "a c[. a.
DODGE 81 2-dr.; equipped; owner;
like new; must sacrifice; only $795.
Trade and terms. OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK. r. ]. ave. at goth st. ne.
DODGE 40 coronet club coupe; dark
special. $695. ARCADE PONTIAC.
1437 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S500;
also 1850 l4th st. NV. RA. 3-967O.
DODGE 1850 coronet club coupe:
sG9iP iiSe SIanSns as'OS0 miles orig finish
offer refused. ia. S-9621. %
one-owner well-cared for car;
beaut. GYPSY green finish. Priced
today ct on-y sos. 30-day written
warranty. DIVER MOTOR CO..
n%.l D1aseTiTI'%oSssi TG: soSs6io. dSla Ga ave.
equipped with heater and fluid
drive. Mechanical cond peri. A
warranty. DivvER MOTOR CO.
Dodge-Plymouth. 6312 Ga. ave. NV.
TU. 10000.
DODGE 80 Coronet 4-dr. sedan; fully
equipped for your enjoyment, incl.
outside sun visor; excel. interior
and peri. exterior finish; 30-day
warranty in writing; $685.. DIVER
MOTOR CO.. Dodge-Plymouth 1912
Ga. ave. NV. TU. 10000.
DODGE 80 Coronet 4-dr. sedan;
Jewell black. peri. cond.; r and h,
low mileage. 1-owner car. You must
see 1t to appreciate this fine value
at SS75. 30-day written warranty.
DIVER MOTOR CO., Dodge-Plym-
outh, 6312 Ga. ave. NV. TU. 2
DODGE so Meadbrook 4-dr.: r. and
h.; an unusually clean, 1-owner 80
that looks like new; S195 down
will handle. Cash or trade. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Georgia ave.
'49 convertible; equipped;
$495. BENDALL PONTIAC, 1911
King st., Alex, Va, OV. $1,000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE so Town sedan; heater and
Gyromatic transmission: beautiful
baby. blue finish; harmonizing With
EXQUISITE dark blue uphol.; rear seat
arm rest Tor your comfort. Immac.
cond. SS95. DIVVER MOTOR CO.,
Dodge.Plymouth, 6S12 Ca. aye.
NV. TU. 10000.
DODGE 1853 club coupe; a-tons nm
ish; 1 owner; auto. trans. radio.
heater, seat covers, Wv. tires; an
outstanding. buy: reduced 70 Si.796.
Washington's Oldest and Larrest
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer. TREW
MOTOR CO., 9Th and Fla. ave. ne.
Ii. 7-1732.
DODGE 1852 Coronet club coupe;
beautiful gypsy green finish: clean
bssssr ,s.t .SsS
Washington's Oldest and Largest
Dodge-Plymouth. Dealer. TREw
MOTOR CO., 9th and Fla. ave. ne.
Ii. 7-1732. --~
DODGE 1949 Coronet 4-dr. sedan:
beautiful dark green finish, like new;
radio, heater, seat covers: S695.
Washington's Oldest and Largest
Dodge Plymouth Dealer. TREW MO-
TOR CO., 9th and Fla. ave. n.e'
DODGE 1862 4-dr.: heater. turn sig
mails; 1 owner, carefully driven; 9
buy Of the month; shop It quick e
you are looking; 8 months or 5000
miles warranty; $1,095. ARLING-
TON MOTOR CO. Ford). $500 Co.
lumbia pike. South Arl.. Va, IA.
7-S310. -6
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 40 sed; peri. runs like
new. New K. pins. tires, W. pump,
brakes. muf.. etc; S165. DI. 7-1545.
CHEVROLET 1853 De luxe 21O 4-dr.
sedan: Powerglide, heater, defrost-
ers. E-Z-Eye Glass. 11,O00 actual
miles; ! owner; beautiful robin blue
fnish; immaculate interior; car alb
Solptely same as new throughout.
provai; sf.4S5. BELL MOTORS,
CHEVROLET 81 S-dr': beautiful
gray finish: ideal family car: It's
equipped. has excellent tires. We
invite YOU to drive this real beauty.
We're sure you'll like it. It's an
sYxesPtiS9Sl buy rnstrSat at Sny Ssss sea KEN &
Open TIL $50 pm. -
CHEv. 1862 Styleline 2-dr.: like new;
sss5.n n0 kirk R SiSSH MOTOR s''Set Go, %l1esj 4SoG
caEv. fSE.'1 isSs sSs' Bel Air conv. %n coupe: /:
yellow, green Ks62; top; Ike new: $500
Hyattsviiie. WA. 7-4146. 16 s.,
CHEW. "a Bel Air 2.dr. sedan, 2
miles: 2-tone paint, factory equip. >,
list APPROX: So 100, will take 81 $50.
MA. s-s57s daytime, XII s-6s54
CfHEvS,. fsS, 1850 club coupe; r. and h,
$4,000 mi, excel. cond.; $7O0. Call
GH saGsas ISL f5tsF house g% cars; most
models and equip, generous trade
sllowanees: substantial SAVINGS,
INC. Chrysler, Plymouth, Imperial
Dealer $500 Wisconsin NV. EN-.
S-4sOO. 9 to 9: Sat.-sun.. IL to 8.
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MOTORCYCLES

SCOOTER, Cushman: lights. wind
shield: ,S125: See at 4604 Calvert
HARLEY 1850, 125, Student must
GEORGE suiITTs. Perbix ; or HeckneF.
RIDE TODAY A BSA-BsA cham
pion motorcycles of the year: many
models to choose from; Road Rock.
ct, Shooting Star: Golden Flash and
others. Good used machines, parts
and repairs. accessories, trades and
terms. BLALOCK CYCLE CO.. S117
Ca. ave, Silver Spring.
SlO0 cash EN-. 2-3SI2. %
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD 1853 660I
&C: fully equipped; only 5000 miles.
1881 1881 HH HARLEY "74": excel. cond.:
S5SSS5.. SS.0 1922 S. Abingdon -Arl., KI-
WEEKEND SPECIALS
is4S HID 81: e.h.v.: runs
1850 HID "S4": o.h,v.: COM
pletely overhauled engine: good
HID SALES g. SERVICE
1868 31st NV. AID. 10000
%
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GARAGES

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Brick de-
Ssasd .%a SIS 2sar ssg fpSG5.ss ST. ss9C4 stFan'e from
NICE GARAGE. 1913 Belmont I'd;
CO. IA. 2-O39S 6s'
WANTED-Garage. vic. Conn. ave.
BRICK-Rent $3.50; near Georgia
ave. and 9th st. NV. BOSS &
PHET ,pS INC MA R-Q300 "a
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYSLER 1858 Newport thardtopJ
New Yorker; excel. cond. 2-tone;
T: and h.: $1,000; LU. l-2422. -
CHRYSLER so Windsor club sed.; r.
and h.; low mileage; excel. cond.;
positively must be seen: $795. He.
CHRYsLER 40 GLIB cpe.: r and h.;
ss4S Sns MeREE iansI PoSTfac. 1stS
cHsYsLEs fns 81 e. q wnGsc1 sd s7hoG IL luxe an
immac:, fully equip. car in beaut..
orig 2-tone; same as new. with
$4,000 1-owner miles. Easy terms;
$1,495. KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000
cakYsTER dfi sTii niH; is5s eonv; fully EQUIP. a
S1.9SO. KI. s-1sS1. IS
Condition perfect: sss5. sol S. Fen
cHsXsfEK EisS; sHE 1881 rs Winds Windsor club coupe
l-owner, low mileage. original light
bite finish, spotless interior. auto;
to S1.245. Washington's Oldest and
Largest Dodge-Plymouth Dealer.
TREw MOTOR CO. 9Th and Fla.
CHRYsIER '53 windsor de luxe hard
top, radio. heater. power steering.
automatic transmission, WV. tires,
2-tone finish. very clean. low mile;
rrsT.y age one owner s Whss5moSils Ssd vf free"
INC, Chrysler-Plymouth- Imperial
Dealer, 1900 Wisconsin NV. EN-.
3-470S. 9 to q; Sat.-Sun. till 6.
CHRYSLER 40 Royal sedan; late
series, r, and h., auto. trans. seat
tSrouehoat: OUTS $ess. s WHEELER, HE'LL .eS, inc,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dealer,
1890 Wisconsin NV, EN-. 3-47OS.
9 to 9: Sat:-Sun. till g..
CHRYSLER '52 Windsor club: heater,
auto. trans, beaut. light green nm
si,sss. WHEEL HE'LL IER. NC. S0sh chrysier. Sey
PlymoUth-Imperial Dealer. 4SO0l
Wisconsin NV. EN-. S-470s. 9 to Q;
Sat.-Sun. till q.
radio, heater. fiuid-drive. Here is an
excellent family car: good low priced
TRANSFORMATION, S295. LEE D. BUT |
LER, INC, 1871 21st st. NV, DI. |
CROsLEY super Sport Convert; ri
blue paint and top and red leather T
makes this the sharpest roadster in
toWn; $500. JE. 3-7449 or JE. g.
De SOTO ,5s club cpe.; heater. This
sSoNTTfAS$o e 18TH and an N sts. NV. NV.
DE SOTO little do luxe sedan: sacri-
nee; terms. $40 down. ROPER"
18th and r. I. ave. ne.
DE SOTO 1949 Custom 4-dr.: r. and |
h., tip; toe transmission: do not be |
misled by price: this car is like new,
with only 21 900 miles. See 1t and |
you'll buy it. 6 months or 5000
miles warranty: S765. ARLINGTON
MOTOR CO. Fordl. $500 Columbia |
pike g.. ia. 7-S310. %
DE SOTO 81 Sportsman hardtop: an
elegant 2-tone beauty and best model
and tiptoe matte: 81, 1,iSS. Low Low down @
payment KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000
DODGE 1855 4-dr. sed. Gail Ju.
DODGE Al sedan: good condition;
500 or best offer. IA. 7-S534.
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ga PONTIAC cenxert. .
81 HUDSON 4-Door

Hornet. Dark green; Hydra, r. ana H..
Aluminium head and many ether
extras. A fine car fer e nhS
Amlv VuyOVOl
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
LOANS

$1,000. 7-YEAR NOTE, pay $50 mo.
P. o. worker IL yrs: S3,160.
DI 7-0713 -6
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcert.,

FORD '5S Courier; s mos. old. Low
mileage. Make oner. JU. 9-7777
CHEVROLET '52 h-ton panel; 14.00(
= miles; Make Cffer; ~; 9-7777; -
Ap ln5 4.95l4 seS5 eGdisy after tCf S0oo OF Gar
FORD 1851 k-ton stake: this truck
is like new. with only. $4,000 &C
tual miles. This is quality plus low
price; 6 months or 6.OOO-nffle war
Tosy TS5sy 81 9o4d SaS ASfEaT4S SI5 e nodr. No E
FORD 80 model F.5 VS. L. W. D;
stake body. looks like new, compl
reupholstered. Almost new tires. low
mi; used for only light hauling
This is q steal at only $3.50 with a
JR.. INC. 1886 Goodhope I'd. Sc,
= LU 4-670O "A
Evening star., 1954-06-04

Super. Light blue. Straight shift. r,
b. and many ether accessories. This
car 10 clean and In top eondi- GG0S
tion. Only WVSO