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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-25
Lets Help The Drum Corps

There considerable criticism the unifoming and training
which last
Aquatennial parades and those of preceding years.
acrimonious debate this street
shops the facts remained plain and cearat
least to this newspaper.
units years parade
uniforms training and the maoees of each lacked
training baton twrng and graceful srutng characteristic
similar organizations This the opinion of
this hundreds Negroes watched the parads
units first called the
attention letter st people Immediately there
protest defense of the The
questioning citizens from all to how they liked the
without those questioned
the units displayed spirit but of them little
shabby Only of
thought the maorettes trained Most
this complained that the girls danced rather than pance
the other girls leading units did. #
of buge represent
E they actually the Negro communities If
all It, Theeupon lies
responsibility the financial obligations which would
well uniformed well trained units in the spring and
belongs with the communities well the
Elks lodges
apparently
support
They
the and citizen who wants to Negro
kids at their such public demonstrations the Auatennia
parades
paper public help money
properly uniform and train each Of the 1t will Of
the lodges committee that the
mated goes for the purposes for which 1t is contributed
Because the SPOKESMAN and RECORDER believes many
business individuals the Es
Drum and Bug their besteach viii contribute $5
The viii also be happy with the committee
and publish the list OF donors to the drum and bge
fund
Spring viii get rolling
unfomng the units at hand The Twin Cities will not let these
kids down the respective lodges launch real for support
for the two
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-25
No Legal Woy Our

Mssssppians by almost to vote have empowered their
Court decision against segregation,
The doing away schools
80 lag against
Anyone who looks these will what the
itself there million Mississippi.
equally divided between colored white
qualified bothered
and express opinion
This vote therefore the feeling atti
tude of the majority the people Mississippi
There thing mind Freedom
ballot simply does the Old Magnolia State
The franchise there all people alike
The coored the white people have
years they
toned against trying ballot.
Tuesday shocking the old
holding usurped DISTINGUISHING
sands upon thousands of the ess-privieged citizens
Mississippi among the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-25
Dedication

Without exception paper
and those who a
Negro-American progress
they not very they spend,
portion advertising budget a paper which mill.
tant for the cause OF the Negro is journal
reader this recognize
tried make OF
community Most the advertising
has played often
Notwithstanding often abrasive position
give support feeling that
Job particular community eonmun-
ity.
This dedicated Of which
disagreeing
right
because regular paper
ton TO
they members
our community
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-25

moving Minneapolis office plant After ID
building making The city of Mime
apos planning eight story building the
present quarters the
progress?
The full truth OF long
quarters this building 1912 it full Of
Minneapolis printing firm and
barber landlord
paper fultme empoye plus De Vema Newman,
publisher All the rest parters and most of
total living the
leaving old building but not for
happy readers and ad
Staffers trying to talk
that there is money left in
paying things that make plant moving
financial nighmare.-CEN.
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Letters 20 Ohe Editor


has husband and
along without wonderful paper
love reading friends back home and husband
al Interested
The each Saturday and look for
eagerly We watched the and
editing Yours
for continued mrs. Pierre Lulu Cratic Barquette Ben
Harbor, Michigan.
expend public schools uneducated
md
of the 4s states
II Mississippi legislators attempt their granted
abandon public education quickly
can't get away with it.
They will have hasy
the white children not going to be educated
There simply legal Mississippi other
educate white educating
dren-and without segregation.
Moreover Mississippi does with its public schools will
also have to do with public recreation public police public
departments
Constitution must be opened all citizens alike without
gard to the color their hair their their knAfro Am
can
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-16

at the home of Mrs. Ray Thomp-
son of 425 f. seth St. Sept. IL, at
p. m. After the business meet
ing luncheon and cocktails were
served.
Houseguests: Mrs. V. Biffle and
Mrs, d. Williams OF Denver, Colo,
have been the houseguests OF Mr..
and Mrs. o. b. williams. 4445
First Av. S. for a week. Mrs. BIZ
file and Mrs. ID. Williams, cousins
of Mrs. Williams will leave We'd
nesday, September IS, 10 visit in
New York and Philadelphia after
which they will return home.
Watermelon Social: The Busy
Bee Club gave watermelon So
cial at the home OF Mrs. Wenzel
Miller, 522 Emerson N, Saturday.
September 10 AT $50 p. m. Pink
and white was the color scheme
used by Mrs. Miller. The table,
covered with a beautiful lace table
cloth, was conferred with an as
sortment Of Gladiolus. Rev. s w.
Cummings OF Detroit. Michigan
was a guest of the Busy Bee Club.
The social was a huge success.
Motor Trip To Kansas: Mr.. and
Mrs. Wenzel Miller, children Gary
and Katheryn, 522 Emerson N.
and Mrs. II. Joscy, 1858 Fourth
Az. s. motored TO Kansas City.
Kansas to visit Mr.. Miller's cousin,
Mrs. Mamie Jones, and Mr. Mil
ler's aunt, Mrs. Bessie Johnson OF
Kansas City. Missouri. They also
visited Mrs. Izetta Greer, former
resident of Minneapolis, now iv-
ing in Kansas City, Mo,
New Son: 4 new son. Steven
Richard Eager, was born 10 Mr..
and Mrs Frank w Eager, on Sat
uday. September 10 at 81. Barna-
has hospital weighing nine
pounds The paternal grandmother
IL Mrs. Frank D. Eager, and the
maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Valcov Lippert. The Fa-
gers have two other children,
Paula Jean, 10 years old and
Douglas Mitchell, five years old.
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ribbon rs she dropped rose petals
along the aisle.
Master Antonio Bernard o'Neal
OF st. Paul, nephew of the bride,
wore a white suit with long
trousers and maroon bow tic,
and carried white satin pillow
with both wedding bands
The brides mother Mrs Ora
O'Neal Of 81 Paul was a charm
ing picture in "a peacock blue lace
gown over taffcth. fun length
She wore an orchid corsagc, silver
slippers and carried rhinestone
evening bag. Her iowelry was Of
brilliant rhinestone.
Mrs Alma Grior Of Belmont, N
@, mother Of the groom, was at
tractivcly atttrcd in an ankle
length ice blue lace gown. over
tRffcta She also wore rhinestone
Jowclry and carried matching
bag Her flower was an orchid
Aunt Of tho bride, Mrs Hattie
J, Smith Of Washington. u q. was
pretty In a powder blue full length
gown OF tullc AMI lace with match
ing necklace and earrings
Prenuptial music was by Mrs
Marieilcn Lotion who wore a pea
cock blue lace gown over taffcta
and pearl jcwelry,
Soloists were Mrs. Mamie left
witch who sang 20 Promise Me"
Freddie Fletcher who sang he
cause, and Mrs Antoinctte Har-
we'll, who sang II Love You
Truly"
Tho lovely home Of Mrs. Hattie
J. Smith, the brides aunt was the
scene Of n reception given by Mrs.
Smith and Miss Gloria O'Ncal i'm
mediatcly following the ceremony,
A three and one half foot wedding
cake stood on posters beautifully
decorated with love birds, lilies
OF the valley and roses Through.
out the house were floral arrange
mcnts of roses, gladiolas and pom,
pona. Present were 200 guests
MT and Mrs Grier are honey.
incoming in Atlantic city, ~ J
and viii return 10 their home In
Washington, y. g. on September
10.
Mr. and Mrs John O'Nenl Sr.,
daughter. Mas ora O'Nehl and
grandson, Antonio. returned 10 St
Paul on Thursday, September =,
after an extensive eastern trip.
Another out-of town guest present
at the wedding was Mrs Charlotte
o Neal uf Now York City. wife Of
Frederick O'Eeal
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Sr., 736 Carroll Av., was given in
marriage by her uncle, Frederick
ONeal, well known radio. tele-
vision, screen and stage star OF
New York City
Rev G T. Murray, pastor OF the
Vermont Avenue church perform
ed the double ring ceremony, The
church was decorated with white
gladiolas. candelabra and white
pom poms with palms for the
background. Down the double aisle
were candles tied TO the seats,
each candle tied with white satin
ribbon, knottcd with baby breath
fern and lilies Of the valley.
The bride was a beautiful pic
ture in "A fun length Chantilly lace
gown. with foundation OF satin
over which flowed a skirt OF white
tulle. ruffed at the bottom, with
lace overskirt which disclosed
ruffles in the front and gradually
sloped into a train with layers OF
rufflcs
The bodice was OF satin with
chantilly lace ovcrblousc and a
mock ncCkline with tulie yoke. Mt
ted closely up 10 the neck making
a jewcled neckline. She wore veil
Of seed pearls with tulle falling to
the finger tips Her slippers were
Of white satin and she wore a
double strand Of pearls and single
pearl bead earrings.
The bride carried a white orchid
tied with streamcrs Of white satin
ribbon knottcd with fern and III
lies OF the valley on "A white
leather bible
Mrs Emma McIvor Of Washing
ton. d C., matron Of honor, was
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS :

Albert meFarlands Jr, East: Mr. and Mrs Albert McFar.
ahu 1r $40 giehar Az Will leave Sept Is for weeks
visit with relatives and friends in New York Connection and
other states East ~
returns From Trip: Mrs. Cecil Newman 1858 Third Av
s. has returned from two week TO Dcs Moines la and
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South DokotonS Visited
Parents In Minneapolis

Mr., and Mrs, Kenneth Andcr,
son and infant daughter Rochelle
Marie Of Sioux Falls, =. II, visit
cd Mrs. Andcrsnn's parents. Mr.
and Mrs, {, Rooney, 1924 Smelling
Az. s, last week
The RNoneys enjoyed u family
reunion On Saturday. September
and ON Labor Day, when three
generations were able to get to.
gether Present were the parents
NJ Mrs. Rooney, Mrs, Elizabeth
Davis and Lee Davis: Miss Fran,
ces Rooney, the McsSrs aud
Mines, Harry Davis and Leland
Davis Of Minneapolis, and MIR, and
Mrs, Charles Taylor ~ st, Paul
and Mrs, Joyce Johnson 81 Min,
neapolis,
His daughters visit was parti,
cularly enjoyable 10 Mr. Rooney
who had not seen his new grand
daughter, Rochelle
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Kansas City, Mo, where she VS.
tied relatives and friends.
Returned Home: Mr.. and Mrs
William Lyons returned to their
home in Topeka, Kansas, August
~, after spending a week visiting
Mr.. Lyons brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II.
Lyons, 407 Bryant N. The two
brothers hadn't seen each other
for thirty years.
Visiting In Arkansas: Rev. and
Mrs. w. L. Battles and mother,
Mrs. A. Grant Of 900 f. 42nd St.
left Friday, Sept. to visit with
friends and relatives in Elaine,
Arkansas.
Plane Trip: Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Willis of 1924 Minnehaha Av.. flew
to Chicago, Ill, over the Labor
Day week end TO visit Mr.. Willis
brother. Mr.. o. J. Willis, and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Allen.
Motor Trip: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lucas, 1910 Third Av. S.
left Sunday, Sept IL for a motor
trip to Bristow. Oklahoma, where
they will visit Mr. Lucas sister.
Mrs. Charlse Perry. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucas will also stop in Omaha,
Neb.. and Denver, Colo.
Twin City Council Of Clubs To
Meet: The Twin City Council Of
Clubs will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Annette Robinson. $50 W.
Central, Monday. September 10.
Home On Furiough: Airman
First Glass, Phillip Michael Grigs-
by, Lowry Air Field Base. Den
yer Colorado. is home on a fur
Tough visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles w. Grigsby Of 1909
Second Av. s. Airman Grigsby will
leave September Is for New York,
where he will be transferred TO
England.
Horsemen Club Met: The Horse
men Club met with Mr.. William
Roger Thompson. $50 Bryant N,
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ROAD CLOSED!

You block Oft phone calls 10 your
homs when you fail % replace your
telephone receiver properly. Iiyou'r.
on a party linz you tie up oil teIn-
phone traffic IN and out for thOss
who share Ssryios with you. Other
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WEDDING
ANNlV ERSARlES
MINNEAPOLIS

Sept. i7-Mr, and Mrs Gerald
Ford, 2t2s Fourth Az. S. five
years,
Sept, Is Mr. and Mrs Paul
Smith. sac Smelling Av. II years.
Sept, 2l~Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Clark Sr.. toI5 Clinton Av., a.
years; MIR, and Mrs William Wv.
ion. I'll Girard Az. ", 20 years
ST. PAUL
Sept, iT-Mr. and Mrs John
Mckinley O'Neal. TS6 Carroll Az.
81 years,
Sept. Is Mr. and Mrs. Huron
shelton, lS2 Kent st, 20 years,
MIR. and Mrs Jesse Smith, SAT
Rondo Az, Is years
Sept, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. G W.
Patterson, 9ol Carroll Az, IS
years
Sept, 20 MIR and Mrs. Charles
CoEinc, $40 Carroll Az, eight
years; Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Blakcy.
49, Carroll Az. - years.
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81. PAUL HIRTIIDAYs

Sept ~ Mira Louise Boyntnn
1921 Undertake Road
Sept ~ Brian Ruthrrn. SHt
R0ndo Az. Mrs 4. ~ Henderson
20i ~ Anthony Az
sept 10 Mrs Eva Neal b3I
~ Anthony Az. Mrs Carrie
Green. 7ts Carroll Az Bertha
Neal. 7GI H"ndo Az. Marvin y
Thomas. i5i IondD Nv
Sept 20 Mrs James Rirotbcrs
tp2 Carroll Az. " y Smith
1920 Rpnd0 Az. Mrs Dolly MN.
In Minneapolis tho sPOkES
MAN IL the paper with the elias
aIfisd ada.
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charming in "a yellow straplcss
gown OF tsffeta, with tuIle over
skirt, matching stole and picture
hat She carried "a nosegay OF
pompoms and matching rufflcd
ribbon
The bridesmaids wore dresses
identical In style of taffcta with
straplcss fitted bodiCcs, with mll
tullc overskirts and rows Of tat
fcta between tullc skirts and ruff
fled tullc around the hens. Miss
Ora O'Neal Of ST, Paul. sister OF
the bride and Antoinctte Harvon
Of Washington. -. G. wore pea
cock blue, the Misses Eva Scott
and Ruth Nelson Of Washington
wore royal blue, and the Misses
Leigh Pleasant and Rosalic Vines
also Of Washington. wore rose. All
bridesmaids wore silver slippers,
velvet leaf designed crowns and
single strand pearls. They carried
nosegays OF pom poms ruffled
with matching ribbons.
The groom In the son of Mr.. and
Mrs Aaron Gricr Sr.. Of Belmont.
n C., and is employed as "a gov.
ernmcnt clerk here In Washington
u c. His father was best man.
Ushcrs were George McIvor.
George Porter and James I'm Of
Washington. u. G. and Horace.
Hardy, Hubert and Robert Grier,
Flower girl was little Miss
JoColyn Lotion. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs J. G. Lotion, Washing
ton. u c She wore a beautifully
rufflcd white nylon frock and car
RED white basket bedeCked with
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tips for good party-lins service: give
up the line for emergency calls, hang
up quietly when the line il in use,
space out your calls. PaIty-line oour-
tesy IL catching. Northwestern He'll
Telephone Company.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Sept ~ Adclia Ncvils, 2l8 W.
SIst st; Mrs Hulda Walker. as
Dupont Az, N, Luanna Pullum.
1plS Portland Az.
Sept ~ Mrs s. w. oliver,
37ia Fourth Az. s. Henry Thorn.
as, 3pi5 Clinton Az, Leonard
Minis, Az ", ColfaN. Joseph J.
Jennings. 5000 THIRD Az y. Nor.
val Barl,sdale, 1908 Emerson Az.
N. 1t Roland Inn, Curtis Hotel.
James Fraction, 3Sli Clinton Az.
Sept 10 Archie Givena. i2iS
Third Av. s, Maurice q, Howell.
2T0d r. 32nd st, Mrs Iva Napuc,
10 nyland Az. N, Mira Laura
Gasluns, 400 Third Az. =: Mrs
James Thomas. 1857 Second Az.
&.
Sept 20 q. l.. Alexander. 1889
Firth Az. s; Mrs Mary Watson,
300 F1fth Az. q
Sept - Charlotte Nash, Iiis
Fremont Az ~
Sept - Henry Macarthur, PO6
Irving Az. N Mrs Mary Howell,
27O6 u. 32nd st, Edward \.
brown, aflO Fourth Az g, Lydia
Lorraine Clanton, 1851 supornlck,
Mrs Jean jackson, 1904 Firth Az.
IS.
Sept ~ Grace Johnson. b5i
Eighth Az ~ Rosetta Thomas.
900 nth Az. =. ncrtrnm slaugh-
ter. 3071 Alabama Az, 1t Louis
Park. A. l. Commodore, 1891
Bryant Az. ~ Fred a. TITUS, 2It
w. aist st, LeVira Hats"ll, 722
Girard Az. N Ronald Fraction,
astl Clinton Az
Out OF Town Birihdays-
Sept II Margaret jackson
, Zanesville. q.
Sept, 20 Mrs, Carlton Simpson,
Baltimore. Md. Mrs Wanda Ito.
ward. PBula, KanH
Sept ~ Vivian GiIHtrnp,
Washington. -. G. Herman Sim.
mons. New Orleans. Ia
Sept ~ Mrs Ida jackson
Jackson Tenn; william Martin
san Frnnalsco Calf, Roosevelt
Brown. Ia JuanIta, Colo
Sept ~ Durprollo v Crias,
Kansas city, Kans Violet nm
Whyte. baltimore. Md.
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gan, S6a St Anthony Az; Mrs.
Clarence Wright AS Rondo Az:
Mrs Ray Whitmorc, 500 Ropdo
Az.
Sept, s2=-Hcrb h Russell 40
ST, Anthony Az, Merriam Wallace,
~ 9St, Anthony Az Mrs. Iris
Gamhol. t36 Arundel Mfr. Dave
Flippin. 76S Carroll Az. Joyce
Neal, 6an Rondo Az. &. =. Gis-
combo, 5Ta Rondo Az. Nit Jos,
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rph Waters, $50 iglohart Av.:
Estella Gray, 67i Aurora Av:
Mrs, Efne Seay, 2S5 No. Grotto.
Sept - Joan Meredith Howell.
p7i St Anthony Av,: Mr.. J. o.
Stubs. 69S Carroll Av.
Out-of-Town Birthdays--
Sept. 81 James II. Cox. Duluth.
MINI
Sept ~ Rev Lleweilyn n,
Williams. Los Angeles. Calf
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FORMER ST. PAULITE. HARRIET VERA
ONEAL WEEDS AARON GRlER IN
PRETTY WASHINGTON WEDDING

Washington d. C-Ncrmont Avenue Baptist church, this
city, the of beautiful wedding Saturday Sep.
TENDER B. at when Miss Harriet Vera ONcal formerly
of St Paul became the bride of A. Grcr of Belmont
~ c.
Miss O'NeaI the danghtcr Of Nh and Mr. Iohn ONeal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1853 4-dr. cranhrook
bousht for SOS down If working;
owner. Ii. 3-3759. Ill
PLYMOUTH SO Suburban station
wagon; all metal; gray; overdriYe,
7. and h.; S1,495. LEE d. BUTLER.
INC; 4O34 Wis. ave. NV, I'm.
PLYMOUTH 1859 cranbrook 4-dr.
extra-nice ORIGINAL green; SS95.
SIS down. STOHLMAN CHEVROLET.
Call AID. 2-S722, 8 am. til 9 pm.
ASK for Bill serhus. servieemen 4
PLYMOUTH IS Belvedere 2 dr.; fully
equip; $500 of list price: viii ac-
Ex. 3-I449. LIZ. 1883. =
PLYMOUTH 1854 Belvedere 4-door:
2-tone. high drive. $500 miles, fully
saqip $3.50 or best offer. ~
PLYMOUTH 194S special de luxe Sc
dan; radio, heater: looks and drives
ike new: excellent in every way;
S295; terms, SO down ROPER -
18th and r. I. ave. ne.
PLYM. 40 Spec. de luxe: low miles;
radio. heater, turn sigs.; LIST reas.
offer. AID. 4-500S. -
PONTIAC '53 Catalina hard top; T.
HE. 4-64l7. 10
PONTIAC '53 Chieftain 4-dr.: Hydra
Matte, T. and h, seat covers: 81 300.
NO traces. 1921 L st. NV. Ill
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AUTOMOBILES eoR SALE

|sTUDEBAKER 1850 champicn club
eoaen; Gus. covers; look. drives HE
sac. s3s5. terms. -RoPHR." isth
and r. /. ave. ne
|STUDEBAKER 81 Ch- 2-dr.; gray, h.
and d.; l owner excel. cond.; $5SH
or best offer. IA. 5-79l9. IS
STUDEBAkER. 81, Commander VS.
4-dr.; beaut. 2-tone finish spotless
interior Just lift the hood on this
one for q real surprise. Fully equip,
with gas saving oyerdrive, 7. anu b,
Lincoln-Mercury dealer. 5033 wise.
Ave. open till $3.50. EM. 2-2050.
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AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE.

Pontiac "a COW. coupe: s.. O9e
Hydra. power steering: used 1000
miles. By vice pres. bank: immae
Connecttcut. WO. 6-S400.
PONTIAC '49 cow. coupe: S499
Hydra; tmmac.- cond. FLOOD Pom
TIAc. 4221 Connecticut. WO. $500.
PONTIAC '52 Chieftain de luxe 's'
Catalina; most popular, STONE
green nniSh. equipped with radio,
heater and hydramatie: recondi-
toned BY Cadillac craftsman. Priced
At 81, 395.
Capitol Cadillac Odds. Co.
1922 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
lSTUDEBAKER 81; =. and b.. WV.
tires; good condition throughout:
$j95. 10 Rhode Island ave. ne.
STUDEBAKER '53 Champ de luxe 3
dr.; 2-tone blue; oyerdrive, T. and
h.: 81 ,295. LEE D. BUTLER. INC.
1121 21st st. NV. DI. 7-0114.
lSTUDEBAKER "a Champ. de luxe s.
passenger coupe; green; overdrive,
7. and h.: SI,745. LEE D. BUTLER.
INC. 1121 21st st. NV, DI. 7-0ll4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-07

CHRYSYER '55 New Yorker sedan
COMPANY OFFICIAL CAR. Radio
heater. PoWerflite transmission
power steering, power brakes. SoleS
glass, Wv. tires; low mileage. NEW
SUBST ANTIAL SAVIN s
WHEEL Err. INC, Chrysler Dealer
4SOO Wisconsin NV. EN- 3-4SNO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-07

CHRYSLER SIS Windsor sedan.
COMPANY OFFICIAL CAR. Radio,
heater, Powerflite transmission.
power steering. power brakes. So
lex glass, Wv. tires; low mileage
NEW CAR TITLE AND WARRAN-
TY. SUBSTANTIAL SAVIN S.
WHEELER, INC. Chrysler Dealer.
4S00 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 3-4S00.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD al 4-door; heater. auto
matte mat clutch. new tires black nm.
exceptional value for only 81 SO.
WHEELER, INC.
CHRYSLER DEALER, $500 WIS. NV
EN-. 3-470s. q TO Q -
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1919 Ambassador de luxe Sc
dan; beautiful condition: radio.
heater, ETC.; sacri1ce; $685.: terms.
SIS, down ROPER" 18th and
NASH 81 Rambler Country Club; T.
and h.: beautiful green and yellow
sport c0lors. CUTE AS A BUG /"
S6gJ: So On. STOHLMAE CHEW
ROLE1 guarantee. Call AID. 2-S722.
am. III pm. Ask for Bill
Sernus. SerFieemen financed =
oLDsMOBILE 40 80" 4-dr. sedan;
oLps Spn con 1Sc: fuzzy 0 EQUIP RA 0 cream
color; fair eond. Can be seen at
424S 9Th st. Sc. Best offer. 10.
oLDS so Super "ss" 4-dr.; light
green green finish sTa, fully eouiP2ed, extra
c 5sia If CO.. Seven Mis soE6eT5'
Falls Church. Va. JE. 2-6969. -
OLDS '53s. 52s. OILS. SOS. 49s, 2-drs.
and 4-drs... ''sss" and ''9Ss"; ali in
excel cond: and equipped. Bank
financing PENNY MOTORS, 1920
K. !. ave: ne. La. $1,000. 10
oLDs 81 Super ''Ss'' Holiday coupe ;
equipped with radio. heater 01 hy tIias
dertul buy at Sl.2a5.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS. Co.
1922 22nd ST. NV. ST, 3-a6OO
OLDS so as; one owner, Hydra
Matlc. radio and heater. safety
tested, guaranteed Bargain priced.
only S69J: PAUL BROS. JOldS1
Wis and Ellicott st. NV, KE. T.
l30S. Open daily till s. -
OLDS 1853 ''9s'' Holiday coupe; at.
tractive blue and white combination.
ially equipped with radio, heater.
Hydrs-Matic and power steering:
Capitol Cadillac-OldS. Co.
l222 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
PACKARD 1853 4-dr. sedan; beaut,
royal blue finish; equipped with r,
and h; Ultramatic and white side
wall tires. A wonderful buy at
ILLAC-OLDS CO., 1922 22nd st.
NV, ST. $4,000.