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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-18
Wrong With BasebaII?-

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yearsReveon 10 the Professionalism OF his father would
progrsss But better would be his acceptance OF Gods
one religion and Church earth today Gods Master
Absolute Miracle Science Messiah Millennium indispensable
and imperative 10 beras the DEVILS Adams and Ewes from
spiritual adultery Of the four European religious erlpplss
the devils msisr msdes and other healing sndesvors which
exclude Gods highest Representatives. since JssvsHs
Rev. Mary Baker Eddy. psvshsrsveesssor TO the Master
Gods Christ Science spiritual child presented through
His Mary Of the l9th.2oth Century.
Sunday May 7S-chiesso o. Detroit J. Ned Carver. De-
troii pitcher. KIDD.
Mondsy-Ksnsss clN's lowh AS In Detroit for double
header Kansas City takes both games g. end to- the
'fe tcontn6sd on Page n "
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Billy Graham
CONTINUED from Back Pasey

do believe that you made investment
that has paid richer dividends Our great
the maintenance of radio program, The Hour of De-
cision We need of your continued prayers and f
nancial support This program has been used to weld
prayer and support all the world in addition
to arousng thousands of spiritual indifference.
Ruth joins m in wishing you Gods richest blessing.
Thanking you again, am
Cordially yours
(signed) Billy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-18
June 8. 1855
rhs Rev. Or. Billy Graham

The Rev. Dr. Billy Graham
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Ny dear Billy:
Your welcome and precious letter. dated May ~.
posimarked the date london England arrived last
week. and is good have Your report feyns TO Gods
marvellous guidance with heavy attendance at your services
making religion the No. topic Of conversation II truly
Is Gods doing and ~ Is marvellous in eyes"
God Is vnqvesonably using you TO supply worldwide
need awakening the practically Of the teachings and
marvellous life Of Saviour Gods precious. Holy Ghost
conceived Messiah Son, Christ Jesus.
thank you sincerely, and your dear wife. with
lovely septursl name Ruth. for wishing Gods richest
blessing That truly 10 wish from who has
demonstrated Gods power truly thank you. and please
enclosed check for $4,000 you BOTH
your God selected staff. in your valiant abor for God
and
Lovingly yours. according TO Christ,
Andrew =. Frvshsvf. c. S4-++
AFF:m
Enes
s-Ths enclosed copies Of dessiion my Managing
Editor. relative TO your crusade, as presented in the
London publication, The Christian" which may be Of
some interest.
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The Golden Rule 81 BrotherIy Love-
(Continued from Back Psss)

(Continued from Back Fago) =
AND If he REPENT. FORGIVE HM"-"ssvsSsy times
And God and His Christ COMMAND Us TO wage a
~ warfare with the world the flesh. and The dsvlr1
49, God commands Us to submit TO study, meditation,
-, and dIseipIins-of his incompatible King James vsr-
protestant Bible which has sustained the least injuries
srsvsiiks trsnsIafors-" 900 readings Of
Nav Testament; 10000 Of the Old Tssismsnf tcod TO
rddyp-exelvdss The impure Apoerypha Of ths Roman
houe Bible, and, unlike the Hebrew Scriptures, IN
npEs the New Testament Of tho Incompatible life,
., and teachings Of Gods Holy Ghost conceived Mes
IS Can Christ Jesus, and fhs Acts Of ths Apostles and
t TpisfIes their writings miracles, and auihenfeaion
mtiye Christianity, excluding the DEVILS Roman Cath
o,qsn practices and Of the Creek mafsrsistie
sus,ophsr Aristotls-Ths Devil Jumping the gun Gods
ksv Testament 'bIveprinf!II
PART
GOD AUTHORIZES US TO DECLARE THAT HIS
bfrRoIT TRIBUNE REACHES A SMALL cRoss-sEcTIoN
I or THAT COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED
his HUMAN RACE, VIA THE FOREIGN EMBASSIES
| IN WASHINGTON; SOME OF THE IMPORTANT
cyIcEs IN VARIOUS BRANCHES or OUR GOVERN
MENT. INCLUDING THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY;
AND CROSSES BOTH THE ATLANTIC AND THE PAcIFIcI
REACHING SEVERAL Y.W.c.A.s IN JAPANI
Gods Detroit Tribune the dsviriddsn dsiIiss-snd
Miracle Science Messiah void magazines and religious publ
cations
God eompsnsstss for small circulation via ihs grape
ao illustrate roughly the Holy Scriptures saying: ONE
INrH COD SHALL CHASE A THOUSANDS
And the angel of the Lord slew $1,000 in nishf!
Isaiah 1896.
Divine Love- does not Stay, wicked Adam or Eve.
Mhs MYTHICAL human creation presents mortal thought
pictures. corresponding to the msgnl.
| A Of us spiritual inssnity!
PART
COD AND cIDEoNs 800 CHOSEN MEN, DIScARD'Nc
rM REMAINDER OF $4,000 MEDIOCRE ADAMS, WHO,
TOGETHER WITH THEIR EYES. PROBABLY SAID A
FEW PRAYERS! t.miIes)
In The Book Of Judges Is recorded the zeal OF young
son breaking down the Pagan affairs The elders OF the
put the finger Gideon and demanded his death OF
lis Ahsr who had played along with their false god But
cns father astvte enough TO reverse their unwiss
demand asserting that u their god really God let
Him fight for HIMSELF Nothing happened Of course, and
Gideon defeated their enemies. and became Judge Of Israel
flor 40 years!
David proved that LONE WITH GOD IS A MAJORITY
snd although only lad slew the giant Goliath, as so we'll
Known The giants could not protect son OF Satan
sudden DEATH via the Godks purity Of the Praysrfvl
YOUTH David who cast stone into coIiafhs forehead!
The devil and his dvpes vulnerable, and the God
lsrsd guided by God to iqvdats these sons OF Satan
when lmperatvsl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-18

Gods Precious Detroit Tribune
And It's Mission

Ito advance fvnImsnt Of the prophecy OF His ineon,-
parable Daushtsrsveesssor to Christ Jesus. Mrs. Eddy:
N undoubtedly true that Christian Science Is destined
become the and the only religion and therapeutics on
panst The planet Is IN collective human consciousness,
nd Jesus is the No. Christian Seisntis-as per Mrs. Eddys
frequently stated posifionFolIow your Leader only so far
she follows chris-ths key TO the proper Interpretation
tho Manual Of The Mother Church, The First Church OF
Christ Scientist in Boston. Observation-Disclosures Manual was
'snsd especially TO protect the rmsturs young or o'd'-
per Mrs. Eddys worlds THE Manual Of The Mother Church
'" designed to hedge about the BUDDING THOUGHT
With divine Lovs1
Was Jesus impairment towards religion medicine and
~msn law? Jesus rsbvksd the shortcomings ct lawyers
PART 8
JESUS EXCLUSIVELY SPIRITUAL. MARVELLOUS
HEALlNGSi
chrisiIlks Christian Scientists, alone, reject the false
gods Of animal maansismi nnsfsrissml mental and
PHYSICAL
The flesh proeih nothing II Is the spirit that quick
men, The words that speak unto you. they are spirit and
"sT are life. =" John 6:63
The earns mind s snmy against codi Hence. the vo'
sblY Of all healing practices by others than Chr'sfke
ssn Scientists a. per Jesus Matthew T. 70 The dlsobs
'O Many will say Lord, Lord. have we not performed
s0y wonderful works In Thy name p
The devil will perform miracles that would deceive
P'"Ds the very slset"i
ssvsl will say unto them never knew YOU -. i
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God S Incompatible, Indispensable,
Imperative Miracle Worker, Healer,
Educator, His Christian Science
textbook, and His Christ Master
Absolute MiraeIe Science Universal
Messiah MiIIennium-Must Reach
The First Page Of Every Newspaper
In All the World!
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Evening star., 1955-01-16

The annual Congressional
tea of the Woman's National
Democratic Club will be held
today from 4 to 6 o'clock, hon.
oring Democratic members of
Congress.
Mrs. Stewart French is
chairman of the tea. Mrs.
Benjamin Carr, Mrs. Robert
Vaughn, Mrs. Fred G. Folsom
and Mrs. Charles Jones will be
in charge Of the tea table.
Women members of Congress
and the wives Of new Senators
have been asked to pour.
Among those planning to at
tend are Senator and Mrs.
Clinton Anderson. Senator and
Mrs. Allen Frear, Senator and
Mrs. Thomas C. Hennings, jr.,
Senator and Mrs. Joseph C.
O'Mahoney. Senator and Mrs.
Stuart Symington and Senator
and Mrs. Strom Thurmond.
The club has also announced
plans for a tea in honor of Miss
Margaret Truman on Thurs
day, February 8. from to 6
pm. Mrs. Marvin Harder and
Mrs. Richard Boiling are CO.
chairmen for the event.
Other committee appoint
Evening star., 1955-01-16

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Ball-
gowns possess timeless beauty
more than street clothes do.
This was proved to fashion
editors earlier this week by a
trip to the Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Arts Costume Insti-
tute.
Against o background OF
fabulous costumes compris-
ing a part of the huge collec-
ton Of fashions In the Co.'S
tune Institute. present-day
evening dresses shown, both
long and short. managed to
hold their own with the beauty
of gowns of past eras.
A similarity of patterns,
fabrics, colors, and even sill
houettes is the thing that
strikes you when you see the
past and present shown to-
gether. This isn't too strange,
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Beauty Of Bo||gowns
Seen at Metropolitan
By EIeni

when you realize that New
York's designers are frequent
visitors to the Costume Insti-
tute, using it not only for re-
search but for inspiration.
Now as in other generations
fashions mood for evening Is
more romantic than starkly
chic. Even the dramatic white
silk shantung sheath with Its
overblouse opulently embroid-
cred with coral and glittering
stones, designed by Anthony
Blotta. had the something
special" look to 1t in addition
to its heralding the return Of
the dinner sheath to the 1855
fashion scene. The outstand-
ing evening costume in his COL
lection comes In two parts.
a slim street-length coat Of
white italian silk faille lined
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Officer installation

The Chesed Shel Emmes of
Washington will have its In
stallation Of officers this eve
ming at 7 o'clock at the Con-
gregation Talmud Torah Syn
agogue, Fourteenth and Emer-
son streets NV. The officers
are Mr.. Charles Goldberg.
president; Mr.. Jack Vogel, first
vice president; Mrs. William
NevinS, second vice president;
Mrs. Rose Mendieshon, treas
urer; Mrs. Rose Gutenberg,
financial secretary; and Mrs.
Samuel H. Rosenstein, record
ing secretary.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Teo oHonors Democrats

ments for the event which will
salute members Of the club
from Kansas and Missouri are
Mrs. Frederic I. Halstead.
chairman of hostesses; Mrs.
Richard H. Brown. chairman
of decorations; Mrs. Harvey
Middleton, invitations: Mrs.
Clarence Cannon. receiving
line; Mrs. Walter Maloney. en-
tertainment; and Mrs. Clar-
ence P. LeMire, pourers.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

6TUDEBAKER 1888 President cdr.
sedan; orig. black finish. excep-
tionally SIenT eleani tp one eve owner S5a5; .;
ct. NV, DI. TOLL. "a
Evening star., 1955-07-24

WHY'S 1851, Station Wagon
Here is a bargain in q handy jeep
type wagon. Dark green In. color
and It Is fully equipped Including
heater, defroster. outside rear view
mirror and 9 snow-tread tires.
Priced low to at your budget; terms
too. S695. See Monday. CLOSED
Evening star., 1955-07-24
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

WILLIS 1858 haratop. r. h.. pre-
MUM Wv. tires. This ear win
suit the most metieulous buyer.
S8e5 full price. AUTO DISCOUNT
CORP, 1910 r. l. ave. ne. co.
WILLIS 1858 sports sedan 9, over
aat asa' s9ss. se sELL aa SoToRsssr Rssr0SSh sSfG
WIS. ave. NV. WO.- 6-So00.
ZEPHYR "a 4-dr.; heater. turn
signals, Wv. tires. 6-cyI. overhead
valve engine; leather interior; neE
condition; S1.297. 2-day. money
back trial. 4-month written guar
antee. HILL & SANDERS, Wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 18th st.
o, Sat It'll 8.
MIDGET RACER. reproduction Of
Indianapolis speed racer: like new:
best offer. HA. 2-S654. -25
Evening star., 1955-07-24
AUToMoslLEs FoR SALE

Will SELL $500 EQUITY for $50
on brand-nsW 1885 Chevrolet
Bel-Air. any model. color OF
equipment, from factory; :uily
guaranteed. through dealer. Cash
down payment, SOB: 80 mo. on
balance or your own nnAnctng.
ef 8 pm. 81
Evening star., 1955-07-24
AUTOS FOR SALE tcens.I !

PONTIAC '53 eonvertible; Hydra.
kTes: bssutiiai eonditl5n; 81 $50;
2-day money-back trial. 4-monthI
written guarantee. HILL O. SAN
pERS Wssh.s Oldest Ford Dealer
oeO loo ixsa iash 81 q n.s; sst No st,i
Pontiac '49 chieftain "s'' 4-dr.;I
Hydra. plastic covers; black; clean
Is Q pin; 30-day guarantee: S49y.
HILL q SANDERS Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1900 i4th st. NV
NO. 7-1111. oten ewes til o; Sat.
Pontiac "a: r. and h.. turn sig
mails, metallic green. 81. .6sg: a-day
money-back trial. 4-month written
guarsntee HILL & SANDERS /,
Open ewes. I'll 9; Sat. til s.
PONTIAC, $50; comfortable. eco
nomiesi; black: good tires. so.
PoSSTiYIlic SO de luxe 4-dr.; trlly
equipped. ike new, one-owner car,
3nsnee. Xxx MCNEIL Eli poNTIAc easmias. 9sad 9snd
Essr. Mss; eSej y jBetRess;da4l Ss; $4,000. In the
Pontiac 81 de luxe IS" Catalina;
r. b.. auto. trnas., Wv. tires;
sheyroom condition; bargain At
ssrms to nt your BUDGET. MCNEIL
5000, In the Heart Of Bethesda
PONTIAC "a de luxe IS" 2-dr.;
fully equipped, perfect in every re-
spect; bargain at S1.695: low down
sadset: MCNEIL PoNTfAc. 1890
Wis: ave, OIL. $4,000. In the Heart
PoNffffAs9cs Nfffs9s''si 30 "s"; Hydra. 4-dr.,
:; and h; $3.50. NO. 1855.
PONTIAC 81 4-dr; sedan Hydra.
owner snS p s4ss. sss oni only 44is9. 1870 NIL
PORSCHE 1853 Continental sports
coupe; 1900 miles; excel. me-
shanical condition: cream leather
Upholstery Md. owner; $3.50.
RREFECT. English, AZ. 4-door; red
RREEECT l94s sedan; sos. JOE
hwy. Ari., Va. or. 4-ssSs. Open
,ESakfdlaa weekdays. 8 to ?: Sat, ,,.., ; to 5; ..
RSs RSsi ffF ES5 3h7s 1856 s5e' GA hSW
NV. RA. B-l122. IA
DIMCA 1851 conv.: new motor Job,
top and battery. 81 .095. Rear Of
sfftGs sfGpEsaRsR ks1Rsfy s.; IS n;Si champ. 4.dr.
SSlSDeqB Bo@MAS Iali Sp' sTybEBSkER' i { issis +,
1000 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 6-1l22.
'sSPsp4krn .saPs = .ss Ro S s:a sR.nR makes s'a,
ySo0nfderfql eeonemicsl Spd car;
1000 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 6-I122;
sTUDEBAKER '52 4-door Cham
fate. a FLoop LOU PoNTfAcS. fs5eS' 4aai sncon- Con-
necticut. Wo. 6-S400,
e.: I; and h.. at. Is. wv.
so&sN 6ss an sPtpEgSEGK 3Rs HEnfE 46oS S53s e.
sfU5DEBxKER '5s Champion Spas
{enSer coupe; T. and h.. cd. full
sn sveT antsEsSI sTsg sfiSs5 t5sS BoWMAN na
ETUpEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. Nv.
80 sf4bf5aRRh fsilh2Rh 80 Champion Re- Real
5. fdTi 1uREER PIgsi h; hiai s2s5; g.. LEE e
NV, DI. 7-0111. "a
BTUDEBAKER 1852 Landcruiser A.
Blue. auto. trans. r. and h., s7s5.
st. NV, DI. 7-0111. "a
STUDEBAKER 1853 Commander g.
passenger coupe: 2-tone blue, over
dr., r. and h.; S1.295. LEE d.
BUTLER, INC. 1921 21st st. NV.
DI. TOLL. IA
0TUDEBAKER '4S, wonderful transp.
Words cannot describe. Only
$195. UNITED AUTO SALES
cor. Riggs and chillum rds. HA.
2-3777. PA
6TUDEBAKER 1888 President cdr.
sedan; orig. black finish. excep-
tionally clean; one owner: Sl95.
LEE =. BUTLER, INC. 1921 21st
st. NV, DI. TOLL. pa
eTUDEBAKER '53 Commander:
green. Wv. tires: dignif1ed, but
sporty: cleanest designed 4-dr. on
the road; Cd, economy climatizer
comfort: good care; complete rec
ords: asking $1,295. HE. 4-3513
"a
STTTnEPARER "E9 hardton conyert-
, 1955-03-23
Mon Knocked Down
by Auto in C:'sted
Suffers Broken Leg

Joseph Fredericks, who re-
sides near Western Subur'a,
was knocked by an auto own
ed and driven by Bernard Fa-
bio. at about $3.50 yesterday.
He was picked up by Fabio,
assisted by Patrolman Hoyer,
who happened along at the
time, and rushed to the Hos
pital.
Fredericks, the report said,
rushed across the
street without noticing the
movement Of the traffic. Fa-
bio applied his brakes quickly
but the left front fender hit
Fredericks.
x-ray pictures revealed a
franctured left leg.
, 1955-03-23
Medals for Brewery
to be Issued for Is
Yedr-olds. Younger

!. An Act of Congress of Au-
gust 3, 1850 provided for the
recognition of boys and girls
18 years of age or younger,
who during any calendar year
thereafter performed an out
standing act of bravery or
who achieved an outstanding
record of endeavor, service or
recognition of character.
Under the law, no more
than two medals for bravery
and two for service may be
awarded for each calendar
year. This limitation natural
" means that Congress intend
ed that only those with out
standing records Of va1or or
achievement should be recog-
nized.
The Virgin Islands have
been invited through Cover
nor Alexander to participate
in the selection Of nominees
for these awards for 1854.
Continued on page a
, 1955-03-23

= SA440 AAA 44OA4OA ~
Amb. Kauffmen
The establishment Of a 5000
900 fund, named in honor of
Danish Ambassador Henrik
Kaufman was announced at
a reception in his honor held
on Monday afternoon, Febru-
airy %, at the American Scan
dinavian Foundation in New
York.
Hans Christian Some, Chair
man of the Fund Committee,
presented a scroll setting
forth the purposes Of the fund
which will be administered by
the American : Scandinavian
Foundation.
Mr.. Some said that the
purpose is to promote cultural
relations between the United
States and Denmark primari-
" through the exchange of
fellows, students and trainees.
The Foundation is presently
responsible for the exchange
of approximately 500 persons
a year between the United
States&the Scandinavian area
Lithgow Osborne, President
Of the A.S.F., announced that
two f~ellowships will be award
ed for the next academic
year-one to a Dane, the other
to an American.
Although special considera-
ton would be given to Danes
associated with the Resistance
Movement during the Nazi
occupation Of Denmark, and
to Americans from the once
Danish Virgin Islands, he
stressed that academic stand
ing and character would be q
primary Importance in award
ing the f~ellowships.
The Trust Fund was brought
into being by Mr.. Some and
several other notable Ameri-
cans of Danish descent, includ
Continued on page A
, 1955-03-23
Ivun ]. Chopped now
Mondger Of Prineville
Chamber Of Comm.

Ivan u. Chappell, former
manager Of the St. Croix
Chamber of Commerce is at
present manager of the Prime
ville-Crook county Chamber
of Commerce, according to an
article in the NeWs-Times Of
Oregon, dated February 3rd.
The article states in part:
Chapel is best known here
for his work as solicitations
chairman of the United Fund
during the 1855 campaign
which so successfully went
over the top. During his brief
residence in Forest Grove, he
was instrumental in encourage
ing the Forest Grove Chamb-
er of Commerce to develop
the initiative in organizing &
Incorporating the organiza-
tion; looking toward establish
ment of a full time office and
manager.
Before coming to this city
Mr.. Chappell lived in Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, Virgin Is
lands where he was manager
of the Chamber Of Commerce
for four years. His love Of the
Islands continues as is evid-
enced in his talks and show
ing Of movies to Odd Fellows,
Lions and Rotary about the
beauties Of st. Croix.D
The many friends that were
made in St. Croix by Mr.. and
Mrs. Chappell are happy to
know of his new connections.
They won the respect and adj
miration Of all who knew
them. Mr.. Chappel was very
instrumental in developing
the local chamber into a very
strong and Influential organi-
cation. He never had difficult
ty in getting along with the
officers or members, all OF
whom regretted his leaving.
, 1955-03-23
Two New Visitors
ST. Croix are
F~ovordblY Impressed

Two new visitors from the
mainland, Gus Carlson Of
Sioux Falls, South Dakota &
Henry NJ. Tschudy Of Hot
Springs, Virginia.
Mr.. Carlson, who holds a
Ph.D., from the University Of
Wisconsin, where he was an
instructor, was also President
Of Augustana Summer Col
lege. He is chairman Of the
Board of Directors of the Mid
west Press Supply.
Mr.. Tschudy has been in
hotel business for the past
forty7one years.
Mr.. Carlson and Mr.. Tschu-
dy are guests at the Richards
Cottage in Frederiksted.
, 1955-03-23
Bonnie Rouch was
Soloist on Youth
Program in Pa.

soloists on a program featur-
ing the Nativity recently in
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania,
presented by a Junior Choir
of 200.
The report said Bonnie
Roach, young soprano, handed
a solo in one Of the offerings
with the utmost sensitivity.
Her diction was clear and nat
ural."
Bonnie's mother is the for
mer Violet Schjang. She was
heard over radio station WIVI
in the early days Of its install
lation.
The Junior Choir Festival
was sponsored by the Ameri-
can Guild Of Organists Wilkes
Barre Chapter and Mozart
Evening star., 1955-03-04
"a FORD
1886
S166 down. no small loan necessary
For Credit Approval Call
TU. 2-4200
BILL ROSS
74O0 GA. AVE. NV.
7400 GA. AVE. NV.

FORD SO VS. Ranch wagon: heater;
s-tone one owner; real low mileage.
See this beauty; 4-mo. guar
SLABS. HILL & SANDERS. Wash. IS
Oldest Ford Dealer. l114 Vermont
Az. aye. nv: AD; 4-43oo. Open ewes.
FORD 1852 Custom Fordor: 7. and h.
very clean. SS95. THACKER MO-
TORS 18th and r. I. ne. La.
FORD 1a47 special de luxe Fordor
portstion: sle5. CALVERT No
TORS, 114l East-West hwy. JU.
FORD 81 Tudor de luxe "s"; equip. +;
beautiful black finish; only S645.
WISSINGER CHEVROLET CO..
Seven oCeGs. ceGners. Falls Church. Va,
FORD '53 Country sedan station
wagon. This is . 1-owner car
equipped with T.. h.. Fordomatic,
WV. tires. A very rare station
wagon; priced at only $I;795.
FORD "a Victoria: 4.soo actual
miles: power steering. Fordomatic.
etc: Si.S95. CALVERT MOTORS.
1l4i East-West hwy. Sill. Spg., JU.
FORD 1851 "v-s" Victoria: dirt re-
sistent desert-tan finish. Fordo-
other extras; This popular hard
top convertible now at the low price
OF S995, MOORE-GREAR MOTORS.
lincoln Mercury Dealer, 5033 Wis
consin ave, EN-. 2-2O5O.
FORD 1853 Custom Tudor: brilliant
2-toned finish: spotless interior;
power steering, Fordomstic drive.
~
tual miles. You can buy this like
new car for only S1.395. MOORE
GREAR MOTORS. Lincoln Mercury
Dealer. 5033 Wisconsin ave, EN-.
FORD i951 Victoria cpe.; r. and h.,
Clean Clean S Bank 01nai seFms sssn' ssa5 KIRK KIRK
MOTOR CO, 200l Nichols ave. Sc,
LU. 3-27OO.. a
FORD 1854 customline Fordor sedan /;
equipped: an original 4S00-mile. one
owner car. This is as close to q
new car as you .sasd can get in USED aS
Special price. sI,595. PAUL BROS.
,OldSD. KE. T-l30S, Wis. ave. and
Ellicott st. NV. Open daily till 8.
FORD '5o Victoria: Fordomatic. ra-
dio and heater; :" 900 actual miles;
! owner: 2-tone finish: white-wall
solutely same as new throughout
si.I95. BELL MOTORS t5ofo Wis, Ms
ave. WO. 6-S9O0. IS
FORD So Country Squire station
wagon: overdrive. radio. heater.
power brakes; 10000 actual miles
l owner. Car absolutely same as
new throughout. Must be seen to
be appreciated: Sl,295. BELL MO-
TORS, SOLO Wisconsin ave, Wo.
FORD SO Custom Fordor sedan: com
owner, Beautiful dark blue finish.
immaculate interior Car positively
In perfect condition throughout.
Weekend special, s495. BELL MO
TORS, SOLO Wis. ave. WO. $4,000.
FORD 40 conv.: in good cond. ex-
cept transm. Has duals. skirts,
heater, and lowered: S125. LA. g.
FORD 1855 Country sedan: auto
matte, fully equip, Wv. tires:
torch-light req; white trimming: 2
mos; old: 1000 miles: S2,995. HA.
FRAZER 1s47 4-door; 500. k.
FRAZER AZ 4-dr. sedan; black:
heater and defroster; good mechan-
ical eond.; 500 or best offer. 10.
MINK 1852 4-dr.: beauti.
full shape. S495: terms and trade.
MERSON & THOMPSON, Chrysler-
Plymouth Dealer. 472l Hampden
lane; 1927 Wis. ave. Bethesda. OIL
2-26l5.