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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
JFanH and 7ia Utmfa
The Last Supper Pounds q New Rite
As judas Prepares to Betroy Him

This the fourteenth Of Is chapters condensed from the
book. "Jssus and His Times" by Henry DonieI-Rops.
distinguished French outhor and Bible historion 1916
winner Of the Gfond Prize for Literature Of the Aeod
sme FFoneoss. Here the story Of Jesus 10 set forth
ssainst the background Of life In the Palestine Of
His fime
Evening star., 1955-11-16

half hour of the Maurice Evans
show conflicts with Omnibus
Sunday. Evans will be starring
In "Shaw's "The Devils Disei-
pie" on WRc-4. while Omnibus
offers Michael Redgrave and
Hermione Gingold in a special
treatment of Oliver GoldSmith's
durable comedy, "She Stoops to
Conquer" Redgrave has
been on TV twice before-for
Omnibus in 1862 and 1858.
Ed Murrow visits Phil SilVers
and Harold Minsky on Person
to Person Friday.
The American Research Bu-
reau's 10 top-rated TV shows
Evening star., 1955-11-16

story Tin the. current Saturday
Evening Post) is the most inter-
esting yet-especially for WASH
ington area fans =, Arthur
wasn't here in the roaring '20s
when radio was getting started
and newspapers were devoting
full pages to the subject, but he
came here shortly thereafter and.
apparently. hasn't forgotten a
name -. His recollectionS are
as accurate as they are fascin-
ating Howard Mitchell, the
conductor of the National Sym
phony. didn't know that he and
his wife were mentioned in
Chapter Three until / pointed 1t
out to him at a newsstand where
we chanced to meet yesterday
morning =. Howard, who was
the cellist for the small Balti-
more station on which Godfrey.
then a Coast Guardsman, got his
break, was in the Jury" that
auditioned the redhead
Without reading the story of how
Arthur recalled his first oppor-
tunity to announce. Howard re-
called the circumstances in al
most the exact same manner
That's pretty good reporting for
IS years laterl
X y
On the Run:
Two of Jimmy Deans hench-
men win introduce the new
Davy Crockett ballad, King Of
the River" on "Town and Coun-
try Time" at 6 CWMAL-D this
evening. You can hear it
again (and AGAIN. on Disney
land at 1880 when the new
Crockett adventure is presented.
The Crockett vogue, accord
ing TO stores handling coonskin
caps, ETC.. has just about run
it's course, but the keelboat race.
which introduces new charac-
Evening star., 1955-11-16

IN the Washington area for Oc-
tober 8 through IA: The $64. 900
Question, Gobel. Lucy. What's
My Line?. Disneyland, Dragnet.
Groucho, Show Biz Spectacular,
Ford Theater and Perry Como.
Chats six out of 10 for WRC-
~.
Tennessee Ernie Ford returns
to the Gobel show Saturday to
complete" singing "l6 Tons
:. Viewers thought that he had
been cut off because time ran
out and flooded the Gobel Office
with protests. =. (Real reason
for booking him: Ernie's Ses-
sions with George generally pro-
duce top laughs.)
Evening star., 1955-11-16

remarked, wisely:
"T iuoald neUer has done it i
I thought it toould be pernld-
nent."
Comparisons, Of course, are
inevitable. Miss Coca has no
greater admirer than Nanettei
her enthusiasm for Imogene be-
ing exceeded only by her ad-
miration for boss Sid.
Now you wouldn't expect her
to knock her employer. but when
I asked her If she thought the
program would ever go, ala Glea-
son. on film. she blurted, re-
vealingly:
"Never. What iDouId Sid dc
NTH himself? He ,Dorks all the
time. He has the enerCy OF 81
people"
Her biggest kick of the past
year? That wonderful musical
lampoon in which she surprised
viewers with her excellent dane
ing.
Actually, she wasn't supposed
to do as much hooflng as she
did-but none of the 100 or so
girls auditioned were able to do
creditable imitation of Eleanor
Powell. !
CHow times have changedl
Fifteen years ago every ambitious
girl dancer tapped like Eleanor)
Nanette has a tip for Caesar
fans. She thinks that next Mon
days show will be one Of the
best. Except for an opening skit
with the Victors, the entire pro-
gram will consist of a satire of
Broadway musicals such as "On
the Town." ETC., with Sid, Carl
Reiner and Howard Morris as
the inevitable sailors on shore
leave.
P.S. Nanette may not have
time for anything else except
the Caesar show, but she may
turn up in an NBC Spectacular
on one of her of weekends.
y
Dateline Data: Some viewers
wondering why "Dateline 2"
lNBC, Monday omitted men
ton of the late Ernie Pyle and
other Overseas Press" greats.
Wen, the answer is that you're
supposed to have seen Date
line l." which saluted this most
beloved of all war writer's last
year. "a somewhat inaccurate
salute, too. if recall)
A number of stars Qike
Martha Raye1 were also an
nounced for the show and failed
to show up. Irving Berlin was on
film for q fast 90 seconds. Who
do they think they are-Ed Sui
livan?
We've heard q lot OF Jokes
about radio since TVS advent.
but none funnier than the fol-
lowing:
Seems that a young couple was
watching a football game on TV
when hubby decided to see if he
could get some Of the scores Of
other games on the radio.
He busted of the machine.
plugged it in and began dialing.
Gosh" he said to his iDife.
'the darn things broke"
"Hot0 do you knotC it's broker"
she inquired.
Well" he said, "i1ten / turn
the dial it doesn't click"
tThis joke has to be explained
to people who rarely watch TV.1
y
yhaDter Three of the Csodfrey
Evening star., 1955-11-16

ter called Mike Fink. could re-
vive it overnight.
Richard Medic) Boone will
not only play a policeman on
Lux tomorrow night, but he's
set to play Heathcliffe in "Wuth-
ering Heights" on MICS Matt
nee Theater November 80.
Speaking of Godfrey, his shows
will originate from Miami Beach
next week.
Thank goodness only the last
Evening star., 1955-11-16
ON THE AIR
Nonette Has q Tip
For Coesor Fans
ON THE AIR
By BERNIE HARRISON

Some people say mpatently that Nanette Fabray is no
Imogene Coca be accurate should be noted somewhere
among who hold to that view happy patient MISS
Fabray.
She was remnscng other this reporter about her
first show almost year with Sid Caesar and and
Evening star., 1955-11-10
:. daytime and dress.up style
WOMEN'S DRESSES
1900
were 17.95 to 2205
regularly 1926 to 26.95
were 17.9S to 2205

IS in o group of doytime and dress5up
styles. Choose from royon4ond- -ocetotes,
mensweor royons ond exactly labeled sheer
wool blends. One and two piece styles,
some with snort boxy jackets Flotterine
undercoot coIorst cherry, blue, plum, vine,
Winter navy, charcoal and black in group.
Reeulpr.nnd half sizes.
Wsl--W -Women's Dresses std Floor f&s}
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Shop Friday and Saturday for these. outstan


chandse But quantities limited
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
Mt. Zion

Timothy Rawlings, presented
Rev. Sutten with many gifts, Civ
en- him by members of the church
e.. Miss Mildred and Celia Stow
all of Rockford, Ill, spent Christ
mas with their parents. They re-
turned to Ill., Monday j, B,
Walker is out-of service and is
the guest of his father and other
relatives Many friends called
at the Stovall's nome to see Celia
and Mildred, while here The
funeral Of the late Joe Williams
was held Tuesday at Shiloh AME
church John l.. Washington,
family and dad motored to Pine
Bluff, Monday, to visit Mrs. Green
and Mrs. Hill and other relatives
The stork visited Mr.. and
Mrs, Eugene Rigsby, and left a
baby girl. Mother and daughter
are doing fine Mr.. and Mrs
Monroe Rivers were the dinner
guests of their son, Christmas day
Ned Rivers of Louann Eugene
Gossett of Jackson, Mich, is WIS.,
lting his grandmother, Mrs Man
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07

served as superintendent. The SIS
lesson was leviewed by the pre-
siding elder, who at 1880 deliv-
cred a wonderful sermon from the
subject, MY Soul Doth Magnify
Thy Name In his message he
explained that the Christmas spi-
rit is to magnify Christ. The fol-
lowing visitors were present, Rev.
Johnson and Rev. Walker. who
is the pastor Of FIRST Baptist
church, Bigelow. Several auxili-
aries made splendid reports. Total
finance raised during the con-
ference was $6746. DR.. F. d. Clip
son, presiding elder and Rev. NJ
Lawson, pastor Death invaded
the ranks of Bethel AME church.
A. w. Dunlap, son of the lata
Rev. A, l., B. Dunlap, departed
this life recently
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07

schools thru this column
Here and There
In checking the football champions in the surrounding
states find that they had the edge Arkansas the
just finished Melroe Memphis is the champion in Tenn
for the second straight year They Langson
champions, 206 and Jones' North Little Rock $40 Carroll
Monroe louisiana northern in the
Monroe Minden played tie but Monroe
had four penerations to Mndens three Monroe defeated
Jones' and Merrill 26-13 Mnden defeated Camden 40 Nc
Kney of Baton Rouge Monroe 26-13 to win the
championship.
Oklahoma City, Douglas won the Oklahoma championship
for the fourth straight year They unbeaten for this
stretch They defeated Langston 1912 Dunbar $50
Wheatley of Houston defeated Waco in the pay-ofs
win the Texas title The win enabled Wheatey maj
championships during 1854 They had won basketball G.
years. track, baseball and finally football Some notes about
Houston that might interesting Football practice
Stcted to two hours This controlled by the City
ton This association controls all of the schools
dents and the three schools for Negroes in Houston All games
played in the public school stadium with the city control
ing the funds All equipment and awards purchased by
association
The WheatleyYates game equivalent to DunbarJones,
drew $4,000 for the largest crowd schooboy
game in Texas The forecast for the HoustonAbene
(white) was 220OO
Two Wheatey stars are worth mentioning Forrest Smith
was selected center the a-stae team He is IS years
Old 4 and 205 pounds Carlton Bell an end is g. 2" and
weighs 2lo He Is an astate in basketball high jumps
the best pitcher in Houston and picked up his fifth
letter III swimming How about that? Five letters won in a
school of 5000 students 10th and 18th grades
am asking the coaches to form similar to this
one in reporting basketball games
Games Played Where .,.....................
winning Team ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Score Winning Team .........................
Nhen Played Observation-Disclosures.
Losing Team .............,....
Score Losing Team ............,...
High Scorer Winning Team "
nigh Scorer Losing Team Observation-Disclosures.
Best Reboundcr and Floor Man Each Team w
..,............... .............
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07

Edward Jordan is visiting his I'm
Gle and wife, Rev. and Mrs. S. E.
Davis OF Pine Bluff Mrs.
Ivory Harris of Datroi, ana MS.
Ethel Backmon of Buftrlo we're
the holiday guests of Rev. j. r.
Reed and wife The sister
OF Mrs. Mary Davenport a i
daughter ard nephew, visited her
from Langston, Oklahoma
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D Bearden and
children of Little Rock were hol-
lday guests of their relatives at
Tlllar Born to Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace William, December %
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07

dy Scott G. Washington of
Texas, was the Sunday mite guest
of his father, Sam Washington =.
Sametta and L. Ann Washing
ton, spent Christmas with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Lawson, Camden -. We are hap
Ply to report Herman Rawlings is
doing fine at this writing On
the sick list, Mrs. Dora Arm
strong and Earnest Walter. Mr.,
and Mrs. Riley Blake and daugh-
ter, Miss Costello Blake of Rock
ford, visited Mrs. Fannie Blake
Christmas Mr. and Mrs. r,
Stephens of Pine Bluff were the
guests of Earnest Walter Christ
mas.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
ALI You Neees
for Child S Couuh

When Colds, measles or flu leave
your child with croupy cough get
Creomulsion quick because chronic
bronchitis may develop. Creomulsion
soothes raw throat and chest men,
branes, loosens and helps expel germy
PhIegm mildly relaxeS systemic ten
sion aud aids nature fight the cause
.'ot irritation. Get milder. tastier
NfeomuIsiOn for Children in the pink
fand blue package atyour drug counter.
e; q Z. GsRTg1s9S SION
FOR CHILDREN
HtaIte,si Coughs, Chest Colds, Acute Bronchitis
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07

c. Porter, gave the message. A
mount raised, $l33 On the
sick list are Mrs. A. Walker. Geo.
Tate, and Mrs Arene Miles &.
Mrs. May Willie Gilbert from Chi
eago Is here visiting her dad and
family F., Aaron Scales, Kansas
City, is here on a weeks vaea-
ton, He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Weber Scales, sr The
NAACP branch closed the year
with a Pot Luck" supper. or
ficers were elected for the new
year, Rev w S. Jones, president
and Mrs, Jones, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
Olive ST. Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

On the sick list are Daniel
Steward, John Dixon, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom King Mrs Matte
Weekly visited Mr.. and Mrs. W
B Crawford thru the holidays
The Cranfords and the Shep-
herds exchanged visits Saturday
and Sunday -, Willie Cox Wis
tied Mrs Mary E. Pertillo and
the Shepherds Sunday MIR
and Mrs. r. w. Witherspoon and
Hosie Parham attended family
reunion in Little Rock last Sun
day Ross Colbert is sick but
not confined to bed. Mrs, O. &
Crawford visited him recently and
carried his Chr stmas present. He
is a member o. Mt Zion AME
church This vas a nice
Chr.slma7 with - deaths no
fights, no car wrecks Last
Sunday was pastors day at Par
son Hill NIB church. Rev. J. II,
Garrett, pastor The people
on Olive Street pike are urged
to get their news to the writer
not later than Sunday, Don't let
all your news be a secret
Thought for the week: The Sun
cay school pays me bigger div
dends than any investment /
make Get the Press each
week.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
TiiIar

L. D1asNn
Mrs. Ida M Booker of Dundee
Mississippi, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w Bcarden we're dinner guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. M. w. johnson,
christmas day Mrs. GLORIA
jean Smith and son of Memphis
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G Green Little Miss
Erma Lee and James Heart are
spending the holidays in Pile
Bluff with their grand parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rogers =.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
1y2~~"
Mrs. WiIlene Smith

Mrs. WiIlene Smith
Relatives and friends were
proud to see the following service
men homo for the holidays, An
drew Phillips, William Peters,
Webert Farmer Robert Joiner, jr.
Rev. and Mrs. c. II, Gee
were here from St Louis during
the Christmas, also Mrs. Ladezsa
Dow of Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Joiner, Memphis The
Sharon Baptist church is off to
good start. Rev. p. A. Gold,
pastor gave very inspiring SER
mon. Visitors included Mrs, Vers-
alene RiCherson End Mr.. and Mrs
f. S Craw e.. Eastend club will
meet Tuesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w l. Higgins, Tuesday.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07

There was one tournament played
at Wilmot. Play was in three divisions.
The host evolves" of Wilmot Won out
in Junior and senior boys play, while
Parksdale was crowned as winner of
the girls section
Runners-up in the various sections
were: junior boys, Hamburg; senior
boys, Portland; and senior girls, Will
mot.
Parksdale, Portland, Hamburg and
Wilmot entered teams in the three d.
visions. The winners and runners-up
were awarded silver trophies.
Charles Crouther a Dunbar and
PhiIander Smith graduate is coach at
Wilmot. He wishes to extend thank
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
Bigelow
Iva Neale

Iva Neale
The first quarterly conference
Of Bethel AME church convened
December 26, with DR., F. d. Clip
son, presiding elder. presiding.
Rev, M. Lawson, pastor, Sunday
school was held at $50 a. m.
Supt. II, H Gray is i'll at the
Veterans hospital in Little Rock
and Mrs. Irene Higginbottom,
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
Sweet Home
Cleo Calei well

Home on furlough from the
armed services are Billy M. Col
Inns, Willie Smith. Henry Carol,
and Fred Marbly Mr.. and
Mrs, James Anderson from Ohio,
are here on vacation Zion
Hill Baptist church had wonder
full services last Sunday. Rev. w
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07

was a bouncing baby girl g.
Mrs. Calcough is still on the sick
list Mrs. Fannie Taylor of
Chicago is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor,
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
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Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
THE HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
BY c. D. Henry

the holiday just past there is scarcity of
news for the first week of 1855
The proposed tournament announced last week for the
Jones hi gym postponed playing floor being
installed and workers failed to finish in time for the New
Years
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

CHEVROLET 1851 de luxe 4-dr :;
Powerglide. radio and heater. turn
signals: beautiful condition: one
owner: S745; safety-tested gusran-
tee for your projections: 30-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

FORD '53 VS. Country Squire; 4
doors with 3 seats; heater. turn sig.
mails. Wv. tires. This popular model
shows the best OF care Be sure 70
MOTORS MOTORS Ne ssss Ga. ave-. sil. spE.,
Md. JU. T-7SsS.
FORD 81 Victoria: radio and heater;
overdriye: real economy carl $50.
Car No. 566-A. MONROE FoRD'
1897 East-West hwy. Sill; Spg.. Nd.
FORD 80 Convert: r. and h; red
body. black top. good mech. eond. ;
s S54S MoNRoE ee roR aos 1857 East st.
West hwy, Sill. Spg., Md. Open
evenings til 8, ~: 5-7so4.
FORD "a Custom "s. club Soppe ei,I =;
green. One owner. low mileage; very
a sIea = soap. ci 1887 No Easss Sss
h!,T nv, 81; spss; s6Mdd . Open evenings
FORD "a Custom IS" Tudor; r. and
ne new ssa assnS ssfsss s5 nnl low ms
FORD. 1887 East-West hwy 81
s sI3 Nd. M, Open evenings til D.
FORD 80 Custom 80" sedan: heater;
sandpiper tan body; owner; low
No. 439-A, MONROE FORD. 1897
East-West hwy. Sill. Spg.. Md. Open
evenings til 9. JU. 5-7S04:
FORD "a Custom Tudor; heater;
cascade green: low mileage; very
clean; mech. perfect. Today's price.
81 .445. Car No. 514-A. MONROE
FORD, 1897 East-West hwy, Sill
Spg., Md, Open evenings til Q. JU
5-7S04.
FORD "a customline Tudor; T. and
h.. turn signals; oh-so-charp seat
covers! S1.3a5 SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO. INC. 1909 E.-W. hwy
lat Ga. ave.). Sill. Spg., Nd, Ju'
HENRY J. 1851 SO" a-door; over.
drive, T. and h., continental kit. and
trank MsHN me- sta9S I9u
5000 18th st. "a blk. west OF Ga.
avel, Silver Spring. JU. 5-6IS6.
HJLLMAN 1852 Mink sedan: excel
lent cond.; sacrifice. $685., terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. /. ave: ne.
HUDSON JETS-'54; 3 to choose
from; radio, heater, auto. trans,
mission; S1.295 each. ALCoRN
MOTORS. 1920 Lee hwy. Arlington.
HUDSON so convert: 2. and h.,
W W. tires. spotlight. good cond'
HUDSON 4S cdr; small 6-cylinder:
SAC. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Con-
necticut. WO. 6-S400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

PAUL BROS. tOLDS)
WIS. AVE. AND ELLIcOTT ST. NV
KE. 7-l30S OPEN DAILY TILL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

CADILLAC $50 cow: medium blue
tan top. also power steering, cleo
windows and seats. Hydra, Wv
Only 81 3A5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

FORD '53 custom VS. Fordor; FGrd-
omatic, r.. h.. turn sigs:; 2-tone;
l2.700 mi. Excel. cond. Priced fol-
quick sale. S1.295. Tu. 2-42oS;
FORD 81 VS. Tudor: "a REAL NICE
CAR WITH LOTS OF ZIP: S6a5
s e SR, s TR1ph Fl o9SAARRAhh hMEAs
Call AID. 2-ST22, ask for Bill Serhus
on the open lot, 33rd and N sts
nv, $ an; I'll g pm. SERVICE
FORD Isl Victoria; 10000 mi; r.
h.. Fordomatic, custom leather up-
hol.; many other extras. VIII accept
trade and terms. MR.. LOWE, EN-
3-40i0. IL
FORD '5a Ranch Wagon: r. and h.
excellent condition.; original owner
81 .395, OIL, 2-3499. IL
dor sedan: 2-tone finish radio
heater; excel. cond.: Sl.695. o. kE
FORD i94o coupe; "a race; r., h.
new carburetor. and headers Re
built eng: good cond. OIL. 2-oh4S
"a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

DODGE 81 4-dr.: dark blue. 5000
HoRNER,S BUICK. 1929 MINI. me-
DoDGE lS4S 4-door sedan: new tires,
seat covers; really clean. $3.50; AT
HU. 3-S292. 20"
DODGE "a VS. sedan: r. and h,
PowsrFlite tra ,i,snns power power
No. 474-A. MONROE FORD. 1887
evenings til .. ~. 5eSSo4.
DODGE 81 Coronet 4-dr.; Gyromatic,
sss ss Ma Mann Rsi MTo 5fssi fan oss
s sSe9 s silver s Spring u. sS.e1ss. %
DODGE 81 2-door; +. and h.: clean
sTupEBIAagsER' 1900 Ga. ave. NV.
D SA s7l & s-door; r. and h.. "a !. c.;
S295. BOWMAN sTuDEHAKER
1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 6-1122;
DODGE '51 coronet 4-dr. sedan;
spotless orig. gypsy green: COM
pletely equip. with fiuid drive, r
immac.: carefully driven and ga.
ragged car by most particular owner
Sharply reduced for quick sale t.
| STSS: trade and terms KIRK MO-
TOR CO., 1880 Ga. ave, ia; o.
DODGE '5s coronet VS. coupe; r
and h., PowerFlite transmission
original 2-tone blue finish: in ex.
ceptionally nice condition through.
out. A perfect car for any family
Take the key and see; SI90 down
SO 2 ~ az L fS1i 49, 81, I emas
HoRNER'S BUICK, $500 MINI. ave
ne. LII. 1-9226. %
DODGE 40 Custom sed.: owned by
elderly cple. who garaged car since
p mohair nph her s 1eA ike new
custom 2-tone. door panels; approx
% mi. per gal. Car insp. by garage
monthly, creased: bearings packed
Excel. mechan. Driven only 1900
mi. past yrs. Getting too old to
drive. 1920 Wilson blvd. -2a
r. and h.. cd; a real buy at only
s4a5. RossLYN MOTOR SALES,
1888 N. Moore ST.. Arl., Va. 2 blks.
s. of Key Bridge. IA. 5-9330.
FORD "a Vic.' 2-tone black and
ivory, paint. green and white leather
f o% m only 81 spS ss5 Ro sE MS Ms
TOR SALES. 1893 N. Moore St.
Arl., Va, 2 blks. 8. Of Key Bridge.
ia. 5-933O.
FORD IA VIC: beaut. ivory paint
with blue and white leather inte-
rior. equip. with r. and h.. power
all the way, Cont. spare, Fordo-
matte: only 5000 mi See and buy
this one at only 81 .095. ROSSLYN
St, Arl.. Va, 2 blks. o. Of Key
Bridge. JA 5-933O.
FORD "a Custom Tudor: 2-tone blue
finish. Fordomatic. r. and h.. low
mileage. like. new inside and out.
SALES. 1733 N. Moore st.. Arl., Va.
2 blks. S. Of Key Bridge. ia. 5-9330.