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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-26
Jets Sign Vernon
/" Jack" Thies

In an effort TO strengthen its pit
ching staff, the Jets have aquired
on option Vernon Jack" Thies, a
right handed pitcher from Pitts
burgh Pirates.
In announcing the acquisition,
the Jets General Manager, Harold
Cooper, emphasized Thies was ac-
cepted on 24-hour recall.
The big right handler won three
and lost nine with the last place
Pirates last season after brilliant
1916 record for the pennant win
ming Denver Bears of the Western
League in 1853. With Denver,
Theis had a 2.43 earned run aver
age, second best in the Class A
loop.
Cooper revealed Theis will re-
port to Manager Nick Cullop inn
mediately.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-26

3-year-old PAGERS were nominated
for the $4,000 Director of Agri-
culture Pace on August 31st.
The Saturday opening, will con-
sist of four filly events with $1,000
races for each of the two and g.
year-old gaits. In all, 103 fillies
were nominated.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-26
ciney RedIegs Go
Into Action May 6

The Cincinnati Redlegs return to
Crosley Field action on Friday
night, May 6, for the first of a four
game series in three days with the
Chicago Cubs. The Redlegs will
play seventeen games before taxi
ing to the road again on May %.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-26

and on Saturday, April 80, in a
mid-six league double-header with
Grove City. Game time is loo pm.
Leading batters are Bass, .667,
Cornell, 1893, Casper, .294, Stahl,
.27S and Baker, .267.
For getting on base, it's Bass
with 20 times up, Ia times on,
Stahl, 20 and IL, Baker. IL and s.
Casper, 20 and 9 and Ames, Is and
8.
The pitchers records are:
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-26
NOTICE OF HEARING
FOR PAROLE
fsAsWg Nn 4nn@

No. 96723 William Hanaway, a
prisoner now confined in the Ohio
Penitentiary, Columbus, admitted
from Madison County, convicted
April 1854 of the crime of Grand
Larceny g Concurrent) and serving
a sentence of IT years is eligible
for a hearing. before the PARDON
AND PAROLE COMMISSION. on or
after June 1, 1865.
PARDON AND PAROLE
COMMISSION
BY r. G. Fogle
Parole and Record Clerk
April Is 25
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-26
Baseball Season
In Full Tilt !

The London High School Base
ball team has completed the first
six games on its schedule, losing
the first three and winning the last
three for 3 to 3 record.
The games shaped up as follows:
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-26

If you don't say anything, you
won't be called on to repeat it.
Calvin Coolidge
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28
= ' 20; &c. Hot springs
MRS. FRED w. MARTIN Phone National 3-5165

The HOB club the lovely home of Mrs Artie Lee
Wednesday mite, with very reception. The club made
plans for Founders day be given November 10th In
the Little Bowman theatre the National Baptist building
The club putting forth efforts make this very high
day. Six of the Alpha Art members with their president
Ezeous guests of the hostess, Mrs. Artie Lee
An enjoyable evening reported by all present. -.
The Union Baptist church, along with the pastor j. NJ
Harrison is sponsoring trip Idabel, Oklahoma No
vember 9Th The church is contemplating about forty mem
bers to make the trip
The Training union which began study Monday will close
tonite.
LOCAL TALENT PRESENTED AT Alta
The Hot Springs teachers council presenting program
THURSDAY evening, November Ord $3.50 o'clock preceding
the first general assembly the Arkansas Teachers
ton The general theme of the program Toast of The Town
being presented three sections concentrating talent
from the three city schools The program is opened the
public.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28
Sweet Home

Ms. LEO tAfaNcu
There was a cali meeting Of the
local branch Of NAACP. with the
president. Rev. w S. Jones In
charge. Rev. Jones is doing great
work in this vicinity toward help
ing his people Willie Ewing
Of Chicago Is here On vacation
He Is the nephew OF Mrs. Callis
Carter and also the nephew OF
Gussie Ewing. He is also visiting
with other relatives and friends
~. The final drive. sponsored
by the men and women OF Zion
Baptist church. will be held Sun
day. Dinner win be served and
program will be heard. Rev. w.
c. Porter. pastor On the sick
list are. Mrs, Louie Newton. H. L.
Ingram and r. 3. Davis.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28
18TH BIRTHDAY-Booker Toto"

18TH BIRTHDAY-Booker Toto
Rice celebrated his 18th birthday
in the club room of the Dunbar
recreation center. reeeEtly. Little
girlieS beautifully dressed and lit
tie gents handsomely alfred IN
the latest fashions were: Leola
McFarlin. Eleanor Lamoyne. Fran
ces Simmons, Rosalyn Austin. Re,
ba Davis. La Ruth Smith. Joann
Dryver, Myra Sue MesWain. Pa
tricia Andrews. Ester Marie JEFF
ferson. Barbara Sales. Erma jean
Routen. Gloria Harper. Bonnie
Lou Bass. Dorothy Frazier. Delo-
res Warren. carlotta Walls. Terry
Whitmore. carmilita Caruth. Win
tired Viii field. Yvette Allen. Car
olyn Isom and little Marjorie Do
zier, Scott Gravelly Green, L r.
Gaines. John and Harvey Gray
Robert Whitfield. James fsom,
Herbert MontS. John d Gans,
Sterling Ingram. Ralph johnson.
Franklin Henderson. Herbert Den
ton, ir, Grant Cochran. Jerry
Cook and w. ID Harper. il. Mrs
S w. Rice was assisted by Mes
danes Jewel Williams. Allene OIL
liver, Thelma Dozier. Vivian Stew
art, A. Rice and George Lott His
paternal grandparents gave him
a General Electric alarm clock
among many other wonderful gifts.
A most delightful time was en-
ioyed by all -Davy foto.
Ann, Joseph Maxwell and his
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28

Henry Harris in the loss of their
baby Little Burmadine john
son has been the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. o. b. Walters this
week There will be a rally
at Cross Church of Christ begin
ming Monday and running thru
the 30th Elder r. l.. Harbor Is
pastor There will be a sing
ing convention at Antioch Baptist
church. October 28-30 Mr..
and Mrs. John L. Washington and
family were the guests Of her
sister. Leila of New Orleans last
Saturday and Sunday 80, Mrs.
callie Mitchell Is on the sick list
and we are praying for her a
speedy recovery We are
glad To note that billiard Rigsby
has returned from the VA hospit-
al in Little Rock and is doing
fine at this writing
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28

Bertha Fitspstrick
A financial program wss held &c
First Baptist church Sunday. Rev.
c. N. Eilsnd. pastor. The First
Baptist church Of Stuttgart was
present Rev. s. Johnson deliver.
ed the sermon. Money raised Nas
s2s4 The Stuttgart singing chorus
furnished the music Mrs. NJ
R. Clark. Mrs. Rhods Kelley. Mrs
Rosie Lee Fitzpatrick and Mrs
Rehxie Strivers ere on the sick
list +. Mrs. Fannie Clark. Miner
Peoples. Miss Ella b. Bradford
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Montgomery
and son, attended the meeting OF
the United Friends. held In NAL
vern last week Miss Annie
Lee Marienier left recently to
Join her sister In Greenville. Miss
The Emmanuel hi school had
the winning float In the stock
show last week.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28

Ann, Joseph Maxwell and his
children. Elizabeth Ann. Ruth FL
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28

California Mr. and Mrs Jackie Wright and daughter-in
law, Mr. and Mrs Evans Grundy. Mr. Mrs Clifford Free
man. Mr. and Mrs Samuel Joyner The CARROTS Mrs Dena
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. George King and George Garrett all of
Los Angelse The Wrghts accompanied back by their
grandchildren. Michael and Sheliah Yyette.
Miss Simmie L. Davenport. Portland visited the State
Press office Monday Miss Davenport agent for the
paper in her city and also a beautician
stone laying program will be presented by the
Trinity Lodge No 80, Fam Collins Temple Bap church.
18th and Rngo October 30 230 Bishop W. W.
Matthews Of Washington. D. C. will deliver the and
music will be furnished by the Collins Temple choir
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28
CLASSIFIED

HOLLYWOOD AND OTHER
CALIFORNIA EMPLOYMENT
Skilled and unskilled men and
women. Transportation advanced
NO EMPLOYMENT FEE. Write
FRANKLIN RESEARCH
Route No. I TopangA, Calf.
Suburban Los Angeiesl
ELvENIA'S DAY AND NIGHT
NURSERY. 3eei High 81. For
Information, Call FIR S~t2tt
Mrs. Eivenia Thcmas-Johnson
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28

Mrs. Nellie Stovall

Sunday was Rev. Sutton's last
Sunday for the year at Zion Hill
Rev. Turner brought the message
Among those who attended
the quarterly meeting at Visitors
chapel were Mrs. Holland RisSby
and family. Mrs. Stovall Mrs
Sarah Ross and son. r. T. Custer.
Irma Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Marshall. Rev. J. J. Jemmer-
SON preached the morning sermon.
and Rev. S. J. Garrett preached
in the afternoon. Presiding elder.
W A. Cooper was present In the
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28

October n the Junior Y-Teens
had an assembly program at Dun
bar junior hi school
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28

Mrs. Laura Canton

Mrs. Laura Canton
The Seven Star DC held its COM
munion service last Sunday and
there were seven new members
added to the membership. Rev.
w. M. Rogers. pastor. Henry
Speight. clerk Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivory Baker. c. King. Jas. Bank
son and Mrs. George Hudson
visited George Hudson who is
patient in the VA hospital in Lit
tie Rock Mrs. Laura Belle
Neal and children. Alisy. Jaice.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28
Chef Retires
After S Years

Henry y. Bobo. i+i7 West 18th
street. retired October IS rs chez
cook II the Baptist State hospital.
after IS years Of service. The
hospital staff and employees hon
ored Mr.. Bobo with awards and
gifts for his efficient service.
character and dependability.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28

The Star Climbers had a love-
" program 1t their last meeting
honorins their new members Miss
r. A. Terrence. advisor.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28
PHYLLIS WhEATLE
IS ~ IS

The young adult service club
held its regular meeting Thurs
day. Miss Janet Davis. hostess
served a delightful repast. Plans
were completed far the Whist par
u which was bald Friday. First
prize was won by Mrs. Norma j.
Towns Mrs. Jessie Williams. pres
ident.
Making Our Story Books Come
Alive is the theme Of a creative
dramaties series being taught BY
Mrs. Tillie Bogard at the YWCA
each Saturday morning from l0-iz-
Children will be taught the art OF
self expression thru creative drs-
MATES. Mrs. Bogard Is a teacher
in the public schools in North
Little Rock and has long been an
outstanding dramatic reader She
has had specialized courses I'm
teaching young children 20 read
with understanding and expires
sion. Children So are invited A
small fee will be charged
The Business and Professional
womens club met Monday mite
and made a tentative fall sched-
ule of activities for the club. Miss
Evelyn Zeigler and Mrs Zenobia
Waters were hostesses. Mrs Sue
The Y-Teens are busy with their
fall activities. They are destrosss
that the public become better asc-
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28

th,r Toney were the guests Of
Mrs. Rosie Fort and Mrs Stovall
Monday. We extend our heartfelt
sympathy TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-28
It's a promise!

Godefroy's Larieuse Hair Color
ing can do more for your hair
than you've ever dreamed Of.
gives gray hair youthful new col
or gives drab hair glowing
new COLOR. leaves your hair soft,
shining B.. fbb rsyy daJ!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-07
HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA

other. in the world forum Of the
United Nations and through other
media. in an effort TO avert world
catastrophe. Israel and the Arab
countries still face each other in
the United Nations. rather than
on the battlefield. and are still
willing TO submit their quarrels to
the arbitrament of the world
body.
Thus we are entitled to our
hope that during the coming year
of 1855 the human race will at
last come to it's senses, that firm
peace will be re-established and
that men and women everywhere
will be enabled to carry on their
peaceful pursuits without t h e
frightening shadows of a future
world war haunting their minds.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-07
A PRECIOUS LETTER

Mendes-France. whose scintill-
ating ascension TO the very height
of the political ladder in France is
a modern miracle. has no record
of active participation in Jewish
affairs. However. among the let
tiers cherished by Vera Weizmann.
widow Of Israel's first President.
is one from Mendes-France TO DR..
Chain Weizmann congratulating
him on his elevation to the presi-
dencY. Mendes-France at the time
was still a comparatively obscure
figure on the French political
scene. DR.. Weizmann at the time
was in Switzerland. and later in
Paris. recuperating from illness.
When word flashed Of the Weiz-
mann story. the future Premier Of
France hastened TO desk and pen
ned a warm greeting. calling the
rise of Israel the fulfillment of
DR.. Weizmann's personal dream
and prophecy.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-07
The New Year

Nor did the attitude of the Arab
countries toward Israel at the end
of the year give us much ground
for hope that peace would soon
come to that part of the world,
that the Jewish State would soon
be allowed to develop normally
instead of being compelled to live
the life of an armed camp.
Yet the world situation is not
altogether hopeless as 1855 arrives
on the scene. Despite the strains
there is discernible a more con-
ciliatorY international mood. The
world has at lie a Il been made
aware of the frightful destruction
that another world war would en-
tail. of a war in which there
would be no victors. With that
sober thought in mind. the ma
lions of the world. both the de-
mocracies and the Communist
lands. are talking frankly 70 each
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-07

Again we must take the calen-
dar off the wall and tack a new
one on in its place to record the
passing of one year and the arriv-
al of another. AS 1854 becomes a
memory and 1855 a reality we
pause to reflect on the events of
the past year and the prospects
for the present arrival.
The year 1854 saw no lessening
in world tension. AS the year
closed there was increased tru-
culence on the part Of Commu-
mist China, a bellicose attitude on
the part of Russia's slave and ally
in Eastern Asia, which dampened
the optimism of earlier months.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA MGI4i. oSS2 SSs Is5a Espauls SIS ss97; s2
M.G.'s. JACK PRY,' 18th and P sts.
AUSTIN 194s 2-door; h.. VS. Ford
engine; Just completely overhauled; !;
Ford transmission. universal Joint,
clutch; converted to 6-volt system .
excel. gas mileage. plenty power
and speed; $500 or best offer, 10.
AUSTIN 194s sedan: good transp.,
t. O0o s&sS. rs @lssSe Ia e.sSss. sS%e and drive
AUSTIN 1855; less than 100 miles:
price, $1,085. LarSest selection Of
MaNHkTTAN MANI frfi1 Afro. Az AmeTSSsn iNca fssf ssf
l9l4, Kaiser, WHY'S. Hillman and
exclusive dealer for AUSTIN Of
sMqL1NR snS NORRIS AfysTIhf MfNdR daREAiEY 4 Wa MS
area. 7th at r st. NV. North 7-2700.
va. XII. $685.. ~
BUICK so Special sedan: Dynafiow
radio and heater, directional signals
etc; In excellent condition; one
pricing ths eSeeptionsi @ ti,s1se car We te seii ssf
fast. safety-tested guaranteed for
PAUL BROTHERS ioiDsj, Wis.
opsn one EliisStt dnilS .,iI f. NV" KE' 7-1sos
BUICK '53 Roadmaster Riviera hard
top coupe; power steering. Dyna-
now, radio and heater, power brakes:
l7.O00 actual miles. one owner
beautiful 2-tone flniSh: white-wall
tircs. Car absolutely same as new
throughout. Must be seen to be APP
preciated. 81 sos. BELL MOTORS,
b0lO Wisconsin ave-. Wo. $4,000.
Ia
Evening star., 1955-03-13
CHEVROLET '53 4-door Station
WasGn; wa y, scs,o sSsipped Hs,I dark green finish
feet end car. 81. 1876.
'PARKWAY-FORD
3U51 N ST. NV.
AID. 2-01S5

CHEVROLET 80 4-dr: sedan; :. and
owner ; S"s car with WITH only only 1000 eSi miles
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET, 77Ss
Wis. ave. OIL. 4-6100. Home oi
cNvsE, cG1nntry Club Club Used Cars. Ia
CHASE CHEVROLET. 77o5 wis
ave. OIL. .4-610O. Home OF country
cHESRoEfr ES OLE 'A!S 81 models; 1 own owner
cars; cars equipped; s G . all are low low milsag.
sHss5 oss cHEyY Galsss CHASE IGa caf2Ro etaf2 $
LET. 7725 wis. ave. OIL. 4-6lOn
Home OF Country Club Used Cars
CHEVROLET AT stylemaster a-dr.,
Slsaa s and II; q; P.fs4s' PPys 4Gs"ner' GOOD '0nd
ssnd h.. turn signals; seat covers;
SPRING. Motor CO, NC looS
E;;w. h,way Cat Ga. avel, sill sps.,
cAfv Mf 'q easeo sass couSs open sosS sSdsy ti.,
eond,: $3.50 or best o1er, IA. s-s9S7.
1855 station wagon;
heater, turn signals. oil filter and
hath: only 3 miles on this one. q
fins car for, the family or for utility
use; On sale today at big savings
TORS, S232 Ga. ave, Sil spg., Nd,
JU. 7-7SSS, Open todayl
so cdr. special: r.
and h.: $500. 80 conv. cpe.: r..
and Ia h' sean sssao p 80 E. s,v, L. a: sid,; ;dI;
AoRNERs SF sS Cor E. BSes BSEiTslisi assi.rs sfas s
ave. ne at 9th, Ii. B-6464.
Evening star., 1955-03-13

CHEVROLET 194s dump: District
go; special only s395. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO.. 2S04 Jefierson-Dsvis
hwy, Arl;, Va. open till 9 pm.
FORD so dump: 3-yard body with
5.yard gate, new lift and brakes.
sxssisot lSpy echddn sIFeSs $685. SsDeef foAs ez
MOTOR CO. 2o17 Va. ave. NV
CHEv. 1850 h-ton pickup; blue:
excel cond.; low mi; sacrif. $3.50
or best offer. Also 1851 Chev. "a
ton pick UP. Reas. OIL. 6-5s07:
CHEv. 1859 sed. delivery; clean.
sSGd s &c ssSS Ws.p Or dss. best offer offer
pm, sat. and Sun. ali day. I5'
INTL. AS 16-ft, furn. van; motor
needs repairs; body in good condi.,
tion: truck, pads, and dollies, all
for $500 cash. JE. 3-7643. 13'
CHEVROLET 1916 2-ton: heavy duty.
So or best. offer. Call OIL. 6-6765.
DODGE '46 1-ton panel; good tires:
cheap, Call LU., ,2.027s. Ia
for cleaners. Jo' 3-542a. ia
GMC 81 R-:on panel: excellent con-
diti0n: S495. HA. 2-7997. -13
FORD SO F-1O0. with racks and paint
equipment. Best offer. 5001 Ga. ave
CHEvRoLET 1852 la-ton: in good
cond. Accept good offer. TU. 2-3576
CHEVROLET 1o4e na-ton panel truck:
in good shape, will sell for $500
cash. Can see Sun. from o am. to
l pm, 1131 9th st. s.w.
r a.
corner windows; like new; pvt. own
Cypress 7-s965 Sunday.
INTERNATIONAL 194S with 1851
motor: good tires; $3.50. Also 1916
Chevrolet, Ta-ton panel; s125. JU.
5i$; sss5 sssf' s:.. circle:
FORD '48 VS. ha-ton truck; walk-in
body. viii sell cheap. Phone Sun.
II am. to 2 p m. Central S-25s7.
ladder racks. r, and h., $500, TU.
HUDSON 40 pickup; in good condi-
ton; well worth S145. ia. 9-41SS.
CHEVROLET Isl sedan delivery; ex-
ceptionally fine cond; in appearance
INTERNATIONAL SIla h-t9n panel; in In
tires: $50. Ii. 1929.
FORD AS ha-ton panel; clean: heater,
z new tires: $500 or best offer,
FORD 1915 h-ton pickup; good
cond.. good rubber; passed D. c. in
SSpection In january; S195. HU
FORD 1850 A-ton pickup. S4o0.
Call WA. 1929 anytime except
REQ 40 Ia ton: good condition. l2-
it. van: 7.50 tires: like new. 1915.
OF. 4-7655 or Ii. 3-S052,
FORD "a la-ton ''s" pickup; 5000
for my 81. 900 equity. See Sunday.
2705 10th ave. District Heights.
Md, RE. 6-70S0.
FORD 1851 la-ton panel truck. Call
S-l2 am. EN-. 3-1100.
FORD F-S00; 144-in. wheel base: full
air fully equipped as tractor: can
be converted for use with 9-cu.-yd
dump body: sale arranged for 9th
wheel. Call OIL. 2-3125 after Sum
day
CHEVROLET 1850 package delivery;
Boyertown body; excellent condition.
for sale by owner. Contact MR.. BUR-
Lesson, 1901 N. Garfield St. Cla-
rendon, Va. ia. 2-5200. Ia
Evening star., 1955-03-13
WHEELER, INC.

Gh. I-1 toC' q ~
DODGE AZ de luxe 2-dr, sedan; blk
psiDt tair m sis5 Cn neT JE 495Sss asSss o0d?
DODGE 1858 Coronet VS., 4-door'
cond.; owner; S1'is5. IA. 8-65s5
DODGE SO coronet sedan; 2-ton,
Wv. tires; very desirable: 81 .375
AKERS OLDSMoBILE CADILLAC
CO, Fairlington shopping center
Alex, Va, OV. 3-O350,
DODGE 1854 Coronet club; VARYING
shades of blue interior with har'
DRIvHs %9R1zhs LIKE EaER DREAM sFaz esIetsP5 sas
cHESRonET ei lSR e 30 GGHRANTHEp a3SR Sa1aMAf a
GEORGETOWN. Call .AD 2-S722
s am. to 8 pm. Ask for Bill Sch
rus seryicemen FINANCED. Ia
h.. torque-driye; S-tone paint tintest
ccAiVERT ciafS s1s' MrRs.. Tof DE soTo-etYM i ,Ys
OUTH, -1141 East-West hwy. Silvel
Spe., Md, JU. 9-1434.
DODGE so 2-dr. Wayfarer; full!
seeiDOes sae ons YsF' sBs5 ssan very lSX nf
Falls Church, Va. JE. 2-e969.
JODGE '53 Meadowbrook; automatic
transmission, completely equipped
nethins down. take over payments
Do6Gg '5s coronet 4-dr., 2-ton,
ia5 iae5s sStS SERfcAN ga rs service. NV efs 81
N, Glebe rd., Arl. ia. 7-7722.
DODGE '53 Coronet 4.door;. r. snt
h.. beautiful green finish: This leade,
of the Dodge field may be YOURS fo
SO So5 ~" uxNT1r "a r a. Nv oE0pn I'm SaSS "a
DobGF eS5 Pw '3sl Ia GOOD sef4toi Condition, gooe
tires new bat; S55. Call 10. 4-S041
DODGE 80 attractive 2-door sedan
orig. II green fin, htr. and defrost;
s sfe dir runs ssRsS Rs Ssst ssres sye{s r sSf sSSf
cash: IS oISs No trade-in, Pvt, owner
and h. gyrp. Sacr. $575. OIL. 2-2431
DODGE as 4-dr. de luxe sedan; r
and h.. fluid drive, excellent condi-
DODGE 80 4-dr.: Dr. g good / running con-
dition: sS5. Ii. BIB
DODGE la4s 5-passenger coupe;
original black finish; $2a5: excel
lent. 910 Taylor NV. TAYLOR g.
DODGE '4a club coupe: r and h.,
KIRK MOTOR CO.: 2OOi Nichols
ave, sc. LU. 3-270O.
DODGE 1852 coronet 4-dr.; 2-tone,
r. and h., gyromatie drive, seat COW
ers; etc. Owner must SACRIFICE for
f' sa IN Ms * cG%Dass at 4sos ths 4otR RFes g.
- nBrnntwood; Md.
DnD1E 80 Coronet I'D; syro,,
and H. seat covers. BY OWNER
SGS5; OF. 4-1OO5.
DODGE 1850 Coronet. club coupe: :
and H.: Gyromatic .transm.; lovely
dark green, finish: aboye-aVerage in.
terror: will make a first-rate End
car! So95. p. & D. MOTORS. s23g
Ga ave, Sii. Spg., Md. JU. 7-7sSS
Evening star., 1955-03-13

cmEy ana heassi las2 stqona %i RtefuR B..5Y 5aqlS
blue finish, immaculate cond. For
sale by original owner; $3.50. RE.
FORD ia41 pickup; $50 or best
offer: call DE. 2-2754 between Q
am. and = pm.
FORD 1850 1a-ton panel truck with
1853 motor. $3.50. UN. 4-7279.
CHEVROLET 1850 sedan delivery;
runs. good, new. paint: will sacri-
fice for small balance due. No cash
to .;,l1% approved credit, DE. @-62se., IA.
FORD 5a FL pickup; one own owner:
low mileage, top condition, 30-day
guar. S6J5. HILL g. SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
l4th 81. NV. NO. Till.
iFOkD 81 FL pickup: clean. Al con-
dition: 1645, written guar. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS, 3010 r. !. ave.
ne. DE, 2-63O2.
CHEVROLET 194S walk-in van; Boy
ertown body; excellent condition;
N SITS. NV. or call AID. 4-3711. Ia
.GMC '53 Hydra. ia-ton pickup: ex-
Sseilent, condition; reasonable. Ma.
MISC DUMP TRUCKS: large vis and
small reasonable. $500 N. H. ave-.
Takoma Park, JU. S-4O63. -l3
INTERNATIONAL AZ Seton van
walk-in. Al cond. guaranteed. Good
tires, heater: sos. ia. $1,000.