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Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
.VFW Out To Sell
Loyalty To u. S.

Working with 81 prominent lead
ers in the field Of communications,
public opinion and international
affairs, the Veterans of Foreign
Wars will implement new year
try and understanding of it's aims
the United States within this coun-
round program to sell loyalty to
and principles to those in foreign
countries who may still misunder-
stand the working of a real democ-
racy.
According to Paul Russell, COM
mander of V.F.W. Department of
Arizona, in the new campaign to
stress the fact that this country
needs a strong information service
which can meet and surpass the
propaganda efforts of Iron Curtain
countries, the VIEW. has pledged
its support to the national COM
mittee for an adequate US. over
seas information program.
The V.F.W. leader pointed out
that Edward l.. BelmayS, a public
relations counsellor of New York
City and chairman Of the commit
tee, has been pledged full co-opera-
ton of the organization from the
post to the national level of over
seas veterans members.
"This educational non-pressure
group seeks to bring to the Amer
ican public the reasons why us.
overseas information program is
important to international under
standing of America" Russell said
today, land for counteracting Com
munist propaganda and strength
ening our bonds with our allies.
Such program is a powerful
offensive and defensive weapon for
our nation and vital to our ma
!tional strength" Russell continued
"and we are proud to pledge our
support to an understanding of
|such great merit"
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
School For
(rapshooier Opened
In Las Vegas

CHICAGO, L., - One of the ma
tion's most unusual institutions is
featured in the May issue of "Eb-
ony." 1t is professor" Mike Kan
ter's school for crap shooters in
Las Vegas.
In most cities such a setup could
bring the cops running. But not so
in La seVgas. There, gambling is
legal and students attending the
Professors" classes pay $50 week
ly tuitition to learn to toss and
spot crooked dice and cut the game
At the end of II weeks they get a
crap dealers certificate.
Most of the Negroes attending
the school told Ebony" that they
hope to land a job at the Moulin
Rouge Casino when it opens where
graduates" will make up to $5C
a day.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
'Leggett To Speak
To Penn Bankers

haroert =. Lcggett, vice-presi-
dent in charge of the Valley Ma
tional Banks research department
and editor of the nationaIly-circu-
lated Arizona Progress" will be
the principal speaker at the Penn
Sylvania Bankers Association Lend
ing Conference at Pittsburgh on
April 19. His topic will be pres
entday Commercial Lending" He
will be the only speaker from west
of the Mississippi invited to ad-
dress the gathering of several
hundred Pennsylvania banking ex-
ecutiVeS.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
NEW YORK. (GLOBAL)

NEW YORK, (GLOBAL) =
Pretty Doryce Brown was given
a contract to record, by MGM Rec
ords prexy Frank Walker. She is
the first Negro girl to actually
start her recording career as a
popular artist All others have
either started in the r & B field
or the jazz field.
Broadway's Basin Street opened
last week with bang and Louis
Armstrong and his aggregation
brought down the house =. Willie
Bryant made his debut last Thurs
day evening over ABC radio on his
new show called Rhythm" Bry-
ants show is a live one which is
remoted from a mite spot every
Thursday evening over 400 stations.
Last week Willie's stint emanated
from the Baby Grand Cafe - =
George Shearing on vacation in
Europe !. Louis Jordan in town.
Joni James new MGM disk call
ed "Is This The End of the Line"
a Sure-fire hit Other recon-
mended records: "Quicksand" on
RCA-Groove by Mayme Watts;
Leroy Holmes "Unchained Melody"
Art MONEYS Honey Babe" and
Ginny Gibson'S Whatever Lola
Wants" =. Samm yDavis Jr. was
sensational last Sunday night on
Toast of the Town." He displayed
his talent and versatility. He is a
most unusually talented performer
and is currently appearing at New
York's Copacabana :. Billy Eek
stine on his way to Europe-Dinah
Washington at Broadway's Bird
land :. Dorothy cambridge wow
ing them at the Waldorf-Astoria
-. Pearl Bailey still going strong
in House of Flowers"
Rock and Roll Records to watch !:
Ray Reid's MGM platter of Move
1t On Over" =. Mayme Watts
"Quicksand', Jimmie Newsome's
platter of the late Hank Williams
tune Long Gone Lonesome Blues
:. Allan Freed's Rock and Roll
Party is huge success this Easter
week at 'Brooklyn's Paramount
Theater. All five shows are crowd
ed each day with teenagers, as well
as parents and others. Rock and
Roll seems to be here to stay.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
CIVIL
DEFENSE
NEWS

GET YOUR TICKETS NOW
FOR THE CIVIL DEFENSE
COOK OUT"
Thursday, April 14th, at 500
pm, the first Civil Defense Cook
Out" will be held at Simis School,
1899 North 10th Street. Go north
on Glendale Avenue OIL Seventh
Street, then watch for the Cook
Out" signs. Plan on taking your
whole family to this disaster-type
evening meal cooked and served by
the Arizona School Food Service
Associations as a part of their all
out cooperation with the local Civil
Defense-JOint Council. The menu
will consist of Il delicious beef stew,
bread and butter, salad, dessert and
hot cocoa and the cost will be a
minimum of fifty cents for adults
and twenty-five cents for children.
You can purchase your tickets for
the Cook Out" now at the Civil
Defense-JOint Council Office at
Roosevelt and First Streets, PhOe-
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
Festival Of
Sports Here

JO11l w. MOTIFS, Ol lIiS AOl lis
Athletic Supply Co., 132 N. 1st ST,
lis a director OF the National Sports
Festival to be held throughout May
to encourage Widespread participa-
ton in sports and recerational ac-
tiVities.
President Eisenhower recently
urged citizens of all ages to give
enthusiastic support to the Festival
program. 1t is sponsored by 13 nom
profit organization dedicated to
health, education, recreation and
conservation.
Presidents Support
In his statement the President
said: The recreation and physical
education programs we provide our
youngsters today-both in and out
of school-will help to. share the
lives and characters of our adult
citizens of tomorrow. Such pro-
grams demand enlightened citizen
action in the individual community.
"I therefore hope this observ-
anee of National Sports Festival
Month will receive enthusiastic
support from Americans in all sec
tions of the United States"
Festival activities at the COM
munity level will be organized by
volunteer committees composed of
civic officials, education and rec
reation, leaders, and individual citi-
alton.
Program will range from a single
days observance to q month-long
schedule of athletic and recreation
events.
The Festival is designed to achieve
these purposes:
70 introduce more people of all
ages to the physical and emotional
benefits of healthy participation in
sports and recreational activities.
To encourage widespread inter-
lest and support in sound programs
|of recreation and physical condi-
tiOning.
The stress the need for adequate
community recreation facilities.
To help communities further at
titudtes of civic pride and accom-
plishment through participation by
citizens in a major community
function.
Organizations sponsoring the
Festival are: American Association
of Health, Physical Education and
Recreation; American Recreation
Society; American institute of Park
Executives; A Athl e ic Institute;
lzaak Walton League; National
Federation of State High School
Athletic Associations; National
Golf Foundation; National Recrea-
ton Association; National Indus
trial Recreation Association; Sport
Fishing Institute; Society of State
Directors of Health, Physical Edu-
cation and Recreation; United
States Junior Chamber of Com
merce, and the United States
Olympic Committee.
Festival headquarters are at 716
N. Rush ST., Chicago II, Ill.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15

Sun over three main highways that
are open the year around. The
problem of mass feeding would be
ours and the Arizona School Food
Service has undertaken the tre-
mendous job Of perfecting those
plans. School cafeterias would be
actiVated to feed the evacuees and
school cafeteria personnel have
volunteered their services. These
people are trained to feed large
groups and hold health cards for
their jobs, They must also have
some practical training in disaster
feeding for they might be faced
with the job of cooking outside, inl-
proviSing whatever material avail
able to set up cooking, sanitation
and feeding facilities. Members of
the County health and sanitation
unit will be there.
If a disaster should happen here
i'm Phoenix, they must be prepared
to set UP these same facilities and
activate cafeteriaS out in the peri
meter of the city and carry on the
same program as for a coastal dis
aSter. In order to iron out the. plans
and have some practical experience
in doing their job, they have
planned this first and important
Cook Out" Give them your full
support, be there, bring your FAM
lily, get your tickets now. Who
knows, sometime in the future you
and your family might have to de-
pend on their services.
Last year, perhaps $4,000 Ameri-
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15

uNs
If a disaster
should happen
on the coast. we
would be faced
with the prob
lem Of hum
dreds, perhaps
t h 0 u S andS of
evaeuees, COM
ing in 20 our
Valley of the
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15
NOTICE

Inc 10lIOWng must contact our
office Immediately.
/ A. L. Howe, I'LL w. Pima st.
Walter Morrison, 1912 S. 18th
Ave.
Henry Curry, 1887 w. Pima st.
Floyd Harris, 1912 w. Sonora ST.
Henry Clack, 1881 w. Sonora st.
Vance Scott, 1927 w. Pima st.
Elisha Cobb, Jr., 1927 w. Sonora
ST.
Melvin Sailes, 1927 w. Sonora st.
Charles Bates, 1922 w. Sonora st.
James Woods, 17I3 w. Sonora St.
Manuel l.. Valencia, 1881 w.
Pima st.
st.
leslie Epperson, 1907 w. Pima
st.
Richard Hicks, 1912 w. COcopah
st.
Dave Peterson, 1927 w. CocOpah
st.
John w. Hayden, 1928 w. Coco
pah st.
e. G. Shivers, 1862 w. CocopaI.
st.
Will Banks, Jr., 1917 w. COcopah
ST.
Levi r.. Williams, 1888 w. Coco
pah st.
Reader V. Clardy, 1881 w. Coco
rah st.
Clarence Bartee, I7I2 w. Coco
pah st.
Alzona Dunn, 1908 w. Cocopah
st.
James w. Robinson, 1881 w. So
nora St.
Albert McAdams. 1921 w. Coco
pah st.
James Morning, 1881 w. Coco
pah ST.
Clyde Sweat, 1884 e. Southern
Ave.
Henry BaIraza, 5Gs2 S. 18th st.
Tony r.. Rodriguez, 1712 T..
Southern Ave.
Gilbert A. Merrill, 1922 S. I7tl,
st.
George Bona, 1901 f. Pecan Rds
Manuel p. Esquer, I71O e. Sum-
land Ave. -
Pearl p. Lofts, 5816 S. 18th st.
David Wright, 1926 w. Mohave
st.
Severiano Palma, 1886 w. Mo-
have st.
Henry C. Pope, 1927 w. Apache
ST.
Thomas j. Pratt, I716 w. Mo-
have st.
Manuel NJ. Ruiz, Jr., 1915 w.
Apache st.
Mildred Davenport. 1908 S. 18th
Ave.
Patrick III. Romero, 1906 w.
Ap3cne 81.
Laura TrOtter, 1921 w. Apache
st.
Arthur ID. Greathouse, 1928 w.
NIohave st.
Miller Hooks, 1922 w. NIOhave ST.
Winslet Collins, 1902 w. Mohave
st.
Arthur Brown, Jr., 1884 w. Mo-
have st.
James e. Tate, 1920 w. MOhave
st.
Katie Mae GillOm, 1921 w. Mo-
have st.
Frank Edwards, 1929 w. Mohaye
st.
Iona BOwser, 1901 w. MOhave ST.
Celest Frederick, 1S25 w. Mo-
have ST., all of Phoenix.
WESTERN STATES
MORTGAGE AND
INVESTMENT CORPORATION
AL. 4-717I
Arizona sun., 1955-04-15

Last year, perhaps $4,000 Ameri-
cans were saved from dying of can
Ger.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Quaker develops new oatmeal
that cooks completely in
just one minute

NEW PRODUCT TASTES SMOOTHER, CREAMIER. .kND
HIGH-PR0TEIN CONTENT CAN HELP YOU CONTROL YOUR
QUICK AS coFFEEthas todays oatmeal Cooking has
been 5000 seconds with the Quick Quaker Oats The
pan cleans instantly without securing.
the extra creaminess
and mooness the oatmeal The fakes simply been
rolled thinner for quicker cooking All the nouhmen of
all the traditional oatmeal flavor, is there
PROTEIN weight control Todays protein
has very special significance for those who gain weight
Evening star., 1955-03-11
AUToMosilEs EoR SALE

HUDSON 80 Hernst 4-doer; fully
TORS. $3.50 Lee hwy ArlinEton.
Jk. 2-5050. -12
HUMBERG HAWK 80
Four-door sedan: black finish. fully
equipped: excellent No. so2. $685.
Colonial OldSmobile Co.
ii Ii IN s.Sss5. st; 'csa Open q : to A .. A''''
JAGUARs. 50 Marx z sedan; 81 .ae7
And 50 mod hard top. onWed By
Paul Whiteman: Tv star. JAcE
LiNcoLN 1s4s I Continental s-pass.
convertible coupe; r. and h., cd;
10000 mi, ike new. 1920 Wilson
blvd. Ill
LINCOLN 4-door; r, h., new white
wall tires; beautiful condition: q
cal. you will be proud to own; $3.50.
nothing down, balance Sl7 month.
STANDARD PONTIAC. 4404 Rhode
Island ave. me-. UN. 4-56o1. -13
LINCOLN 1882 Capri 4-door sedan:
10000 actual miles; one owner. q
tone finish, immaculate interior.
Car absolutely same as new through
out. Must be seen to be appreciated.
s1.595. BELL MOTORS. 5O10 Wis
COIlSlH ave- VIZ. O-ooUV. 10
LINCOLN 1851 Cosmopolitan club
sedan; Hydra-Matic. radio and heat
er, low mileage, beautiful blue nm
ish. immaculate interior. car posi-
lively perfect condition throughout.
Must be seen 70 be appreciated.
LINCOLN 1888 hard.top convertible.
Fully powered for all modern driv-
ing conds. Beautiful 2-tone finish
Only $4,000 actual miles. It's q
real buy ct lust s2-395: MOORE
Dealer, 5033 Wis. ave. and 4400
Conn. ave. Open til $50. EN-.
2-2050.
MERCURY 80 convert: yellow m
ish. very clean; fully equipped; elec.
windows and over DR.. Only s7g5.
Seven Corners. Fails church. va.
JE, 2-606Q.
Evening star., 1955-03-11
AUToMoslLEs FoR SALE

'53 Monterey hard top: 2.
tone black and cream: overdriVe
radio and heater. power seat. other
extras; showroom condition; one
owner; special 81 .ese. bank nnsne-
ing. KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga
ave. NV, ia. 9-4SO0. IL
81 club coupe: radio and
heater. You'll like this onel $s45,
Car No. 36S-A. MONROE FORD
1897 East-West hwy, Sill. Spg., Nd.
Open evsninss tn D. 10. 5-7s0z,
so sedan; r. and h. hi,
Car No. 262-B. MONROE FORD
300 Wis. ave. NV. WO. $4,000
Open ewes. It'll 8.
"a Custom 2-door; over
drive. +. and h.. tinted glass, green
fnish. Wv. tires. $1,995: 2-day
money-back trial. 4-month written
guarantee. HILL a. SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. Il14
Vermont ave. NV. AD. 4-43o0.
MERCURY 'b3 Monterey hard top;
condition. Si.5s5. 2-day money.
back trial; 4-month written guar
antee, HILL & SANDERS. WASH s
Oldest Ford Dealer, l114 Vermont
ave. NV. AID. 4-43OO.
1853 Cdr; 2-tone blue;
equipped. S1.29g; '54 4-dr., 2-tone,
I. and h.. S2.199. HORNER'S COR
NER. Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne.
ct 9Th. Ii. 6-6464.
Evening star., 1955-03-11
AUTOMOBILES foR SALE

MERCURY 1s4s eonv. coupe; r. and
b., white top. rebuilt motor: beaut.
threushout; best ofeF. 1920 Wilson
MERCURY 1854: power steering.
power brakes. power windows. power
seats. white side-wall premium tires;
In good condition. one owner, 5000
miles, For information. eail AD.
MERCURY 1853 club coupe: Mere.o-
GieaminE black finish. immaculate
interior. Car positively same as
new throughout. Must be seen TO
Se o anpTeeiated, sl,3s5: BEL d
$4,000. lis
MERCURY "a 4-door sedan: 2-tone
actual miles: Butler Bonded. 81 .995.
LEE D. BUTLER. NC. corner Conn.
and Fla. aves. NV. AID. 4-029e.
MERCURY 1854 Monterey hard-top
eonv.; Merc-o-Matie. 7, and h.
leaving; s2.150. Wo. 6-0476. la
n5EssaH sIasg Acohs 1s5t asSSs SSFoRs s. 5ss6 Sss
Lee hwy, Arl. JE. 2-5050. liz
MERCURY 81 2-door: new rubber.
radio and heater: Merc-O-Matic;
S795. L. P. Stafford NASH. 43Ol
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. $4,000.
MERCURY 1852 Monterey hard top;
r. and h., Merc-O-Matic. Wv. tires;
immaeIlste! & ,3s6, Gsr No; 344,A.
NV. WO. $4,000. Open ewes. til Q.
MERCURY "a 4-dr. sedan: distinc-
tive 2-tone oyerdrive. So. 199. HORN
ER'S BUICK. 1929 Minn. ne. LU.
l-9226. Ill
MERCURY 81 Sport cpe: oyerdriye,
SS49. HoRNER's BUICK. 3S29
MINI. ne. LU. 1926. Ill
MERCURY 1858 Monterey sedan;
sparkling village green finish with
black top. Wv. tires, nylon and
vinyl interior. economical overdrive.
radio and hesteSo sss ,r y toSay. s.G
TORS, Lincoln Mercury Dealer,
5O33 wis. ave. and 4400 Conn. ave.
Open It'll $40, EN-. 2-2050.
Evening star., 1955-03-11
AufoMoeILEs FoR SALf

NC. IS: new TT. l.seo C; sslee:
AUTO. NC. tEst. 1914. kaiser,
nv. NO. 7-2700. Branch Sales.
1910 King st., Alex. Va King s.
MHo5RRiRIs 1851 oxford sedan: D. c.
inspected. Heater. Call 10. 1885.
NAsH '52 Custom Statesman 4-ar. !;
overdrive, r. and a.; 2-tone finish:
equipped with bed; immaculate,
Ss95. 2-day money-back trial; A.
month written Guarantee. HILL a.
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th st. nv. NO.
Till.
NASH 80 4-dr. Statesman: r. and
h. 5. G., maroon; low mi; one
owner: S395. BOWMAN STUDE-
BAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
NASH Metropolitans and Rambiers:
traded ct HORNER'S BUICK. 1929
MINI. n e. LU. 1926. Ill
NASH so Statesman 4-door: radio
and heater: exceptionally clean car: (:
sl.095. L. p. Stafford NASH. 4301
Conn. ave. NV, EN-. $4,000.
NASH 1851 station wagon; radio and
heater. oyerdrive; low mileage: one
owner; car absolutely in perfect con.
dition throughout. Must be seen to
be appreciated. 1895. BELL MO-
TORS, SOLO Wisconsin ave. WO.
$500. -13
Evening star., 1955-03-11
AuToMopILls FoR sAIr

FORD 40 convertible; duals, skirts
lowered. heater, good eond. except
transmission; $50. can Ia. 6-6006.
FORD 1852 custona1ine ~d'' Tudor;
Fordomafic. r. h., turn slEnals. orig.
owner: $3.50. VII. 6-Ss3e. -l3
FORD 's3 Custom IS" Fordor: heater
Fordomatic. low mileage. one owner:
week end special. 81 l.295. SOUTH
EAST NASH, 2033 Nichols ave. s.e.,
LU. 4-6200.
FORD '54 Tudor; s1.395: T. and h,
Fordomatic: 2-tone green; 25f;
down; 6-month or 6.Oo0-mile war.
ranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO
tFordl. 400 Benning I'd. ne. LU
4-l011.
FORD 81 virtoria: Sf.sa5: r. ans
h., Fordomatic; yellow and white
extremely low mileage. $50 down
SoRTaEAr SI@crsh sesDoRils MOTOR CO. ~aTFensy Ford
400 Benning rd. ne. LU. 4-1011.
FoRD "a Glib. ape.: S1.5p5: Fordo.
matte. power Neerina: blue ant
gray; low mileage; 25fe down: 8.
month or 6,OOO-mile warranty
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO. iFordl
800 BIadensburg I'd. ne, Ii. 7-S300
FORD so Tudor: SI,095; s-cyl
heater. Sheridan blue. Al all th'
way. 25rS down :6-month or 5000
mile warranty. NORTHEAST MO
TOR CO, Eordl, 92O Bladensburi
I'd. ne. Ii. 7-s300.
FORD "a Tudor: SI.495; 6-cyl.: 7
and h.. blue and gray: owner ex
way; 25ss down; 6-month or 5000
mile warranty. NORTHEAST MO
TOR CO. Fordl. 920 Bladensburl
rd. ne. Ii. 7-S300.
FORD "a Fordor; SLABS: s-eyl.
heater. black: less than 5000 miles
25ss down: 6-month or 6.00Q-mill
warranty NORTHEAST MOTOF
co. ,FordS. a@O Biadensburs I'd
rom Or -; Isl sSS1; Victoria: si.7s5: "sky
domatic, Wv. tires: like new: CSC
down; 6-month or 6,000-mile war
ranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR co
lFordI. 4400 Benning rd. ne. LU
FoRD "a club cpe.: $1.es5: heater
Fordomatic, 2-tone green: l owner
like new: 25ee down: 6-month o
6,000-mile warranty. NORTHEAS,
MOTOR CO. tFord). 44OO Bennin
I'd. ne. LU. 4-1011.
FORD so custom "s"; oyerdrivee
heat heater, turn otas signals; sood eond
FORD 1854 Victoria hard top; r, h,
$4,000 ami. Peri. shape. carries al
uncond. guar: 1895. CALVERT
MFRS. DE soTo-PLYMoUTH. ia
East;West hwy. Silver Spg., Md.
FORD 1919 Custom VS. Tudor; clean
A real buy at $345. VINCENT MO
TOR Cos 61O2 Georsia ave., RA
Evening star., 1955-03-11
AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE

FoKp '54 Fordor; =. and b.. Fordo-
neE-ear condition: 8. .695E.z 35<s
down; e-month Or 6.000-mile var
yanty. NORTHEAST MOTOR co.
!Fordl. 400 BenninR I'd. n.es Lu
Fokpp "a eony.; r. and h, Pordo-
SI,9a5; 25ss down; e-month o.
6,000-mile warranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR co. lFordJ, go Blsdens-
burg I'd. ne. Ii 7-S300.
FORD "a s-eyl. Fordor: Fordo.
matte: green; in showroom condi-
tion throushouti 81 .295; 25ss down;
SosTahAsr STsPih sieSSRiis aoToR CO. safFsasY Fons
go BIadensburg I'd. ne, II. 7-s300
HENRY J 81 6-cyl.: cd, T.. h.. new
tires. very clean. low mileage; S39s
or best offer. JU. 9-7799. la
1855 sedans. conyertibles
hard tops: station wagons; startins
MhNHATTaN lGrfl1 ad HnTo 5meTiscn INc eesi sess
1910, Kaiser. WHY'S and foreisr
cars. 18th at r sts. NV. North z.
200. Branch Sales, 1910 King ST..
HfIIMAS.MrNx nI1t,i Ss: "a convertibl.
L. P. SAFFoRD NASH. 1901 Conn
ave. NV. EN-. $4,000.
HUDSON 40 4-door: radio. heater
S295. ALCoRN MOTORS. 6920 Let
hwy. Arl.. JE. a-5O50. liz
HUDSON 81
4-dr.: blue; fully equipped. one owner
good condition. No. 60s-A; S595.
Colonial Oldsmobile Co.
124I 9th st. NE. (Just off Fla. Ave ]
II. 3-5555. Open. TIL o
HUDSON On. az "a. S,dr, ID. ana b.; SO ssaa
s.. Hydra, Z. and h.. s8es: s.
sSse. HoRNER.s coRNERs suicE
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii
HUDSON 1851 Super sc" sedan;
radio, heater, seat covers, darl
green finish, one owner; excel
throushouti special $500: writer
TRIANGLE MOTORS
3010 r. I. AVE. NE. DE. 2-63Os
HUDSON 1852 sedan; Hudson's besl
Hornet. Hydra Matte, radio, heater
AKERS OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC
CO. Fairlington shopping center
Alex. Va, OV. 3-0350.
HUDSON 1859 Commodore "S" 4.
door sedan; Hydra Matte. radio ano
gleaming black finish. immaculate
interior. car absolutely in perfect
condition throughout. must be seer
to be appreciated; S895. BELL MO.
. TORS, SOLO Wisconsin ave-. WO
$4,000. -13
Evening star., 1955-03-11
AUTOS. FOR SALE tcsas.,

IoRD 1883 Ranch wsson; Tx neE;
Nicholson st. ne. days, HO. s-6S77:
night. RA. 3-6Sll. -l3
FORD 1851 vanette "a ton: 10000
500. RE. 5-of6s; Df. 7-0I6s;
FoRD so Custom Tudor: r. and n.
~. ~; 600 M M 1.5SIar ! SS5aer; sS2S. or 5esi
FORD .5s Victoria; black and ivory;
ton; sf.iO6. jE. 4-67s6. Is
nsw:car appearances: 81 SOS. CATH.
NESS BUICK. ZOO Wis. ave. Be-
The. thesda: - Hd. OIL. $4,000. Open
FORD 40 custom "s" rordor: radio.
heater. oyerdr.. orig. owner; super
SshssD psst! .Bfd ins5ufs5 E5 fns fs shanse: re-
FORb 81 Custom '!8' Tudor; 1
owner. 2S.000 miles, r. and h.. turn
sl2S., seat covers, new paint Alpine
blue, . new tires. battery and brake
1anSS 1hninSs; very Eood eond'; $500. Oh
FORD SO Customline VS. Tudor:
beaut. 2-tone glacier blue: with r.
and h.. turn signals and many other
extras. Interior Is of beautiful 2
tone blue leather. A one-OWneT car
that has been garage kept. Was
Sl:2e5: today only 81 l,245.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
$500 PA AVE. Sc. LU. 2-9S:7
-I3
FORD 1888 custom VS. Fordor sedan
Fordomatic. radio and heater, low
mtleage, one owner, sparkling -
tone flnish, white wall tires. car ab-
solutely the same as new through
Sl,a95. BELL MOTORS. Solo Wis.
consin ave. WO. 8-S900. ia
FORD 1853 Victoria hard top: Fordo-
matte. radio and heater, 1000
actual miles, one owner. beautiful
3-tone finish, immaculate interior.
car positively same as new through
gut; must ne seen e be appreciated;
consin ave, WO. 6-S900. Ia
FORD '52 Ranch Wagon: original q
tone finish. r. and h, immac. interi-
or, | owner. finest cond., guaranteed;
Sl.195. cash. trade. terms WOLFE
MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
3-0142.
FORD 1850 blue Custom Fordor Sc
dan; r. and h. good cond inside and
out: S595. WO. 6-9077 after $50;
or week ends. ia
FORD 1881: 3 new tires, spare motor.
extra parts for whole car: $3.50. or
best offer. Must be sold immediate
Herndon 344-W-l2. Ia
FORD '46 VS. Tudor; low mileage:
$40. or best offer. EN-. 2-7532
Fri, Sat, Sun. Ia
Evening star., 1955-03-11
AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

NASH 1850 Statesman club sedan:
radio and heater. overdriye: low
mllease: sparkling maroon nnish.
white-van tires: car absolutely in
perfect condition throughout. Week
END special S345: S45 dn. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wisconsin ave. wO..
$4,000. la
NASH 1889 Custom Ambassador A.
door; Hydra-Matie. radio and heater:
low MILEAGE: one owner: a-tone I'm
ish, whitewal tires. car positively
same as new throughout, Must be
seen 70 5s appreciated SI.095.
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wisconsin
ave, Wo. $4,000. -I3
NASH 1919 Ambassador 4-dr.; r, h.
and cd. Also q Statesman with same
equip. Sl95 ea. CALVERT MFRS,
De soto-Plymouth, 1141 East-W West
hwy, Sill Sps.. Nd. ~. 9-I434.
OLDSM0BILE '4y sedanette. radio,
heater. dra-Matic. good condition.
A car that will give you years of
trouble. free tssnnsportstion; A ter
iNDARD ss Tssgs PosIAc sSs9 sotaRs sas SScds sSSR
Island ave. ne UN t-5ti6l. Ia
OLDSMOBILE so
Rocket ''9S" 4-dr.: black: fully
sssSiggst; sSi sss!A! icy :ssg %ilssss' one owner,
Colonial Oldsmobile Co.
124l 9Th st. NE. (Just OF Fla. Ave.)
Ii. 3-o555. Open, 8 Til p