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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DoDGE Ie4s: exceptionally clean;
DODGE 1854 4-dr. Meadowbrook
VS.. radio, heater, 2-tone; 1000
miles: origlnal owner: excellent con-
dition UN 4-14pS ~
DODGE 80 Coronet 4-dr.; Gyromatic
tires: a beauty: 1895. a-day money
back trial. 4-month written guaran-
tee. HILL g. SANDERS. Wash.'s Old
est Ford Dealer, 11l4 Vermont ave
nv" AD 4-43oo. Open ewes til .
D sa6 "a 81 8; Diplomat hard top: r
and h., seat covers, 2-tone greer
finish; low mileage; excellent cond
inside ana out; 81 ;99S s,d lay
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. lll4
Vermont ave. NV. AID. $4,000
Open ewes. til 9, Sat. til B.
DODGE so Meadowbrook sedan: thj,
one is amazingly clean. has heater
turn signals. seat covers, dark blut
finish: positively tiptop cond.: S56o
~l' TRiANGLE MOTORS Fordl
30l0 r. /. AVE. NE. DE. 2-630.
DODGE '53
Meadowbrook 4-dr. sedan; smart .
tone comb. with harmonizing spot
less interior Offset by WV tires:
Gyro., de luxe r. and h.. turn sig
and host OF other accessories;
low mileage, 1-owner car which re-
fleets the finest of care. Sale priced
at only 81 .:i4J.
.OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO.
N. Vas Largest Olds Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl., IA. 7-S40 C
DODGE 1851 2-door; r. and h.; fiuic
dr.: dark gray; one owner; S4g7
BOWMAN STUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga
ave NV, RA. 6-1la2 81
DODGE AS 4-dr.; very clean; 1893
HORNETS BUICK. 1929 MINI. ne
LII l-y326. -a5
DODGE 1851 coronet 4-dr.; Gyro.
matte. radio and heater: ideal family
car; $685.. MANN MOTORS, INC
tOldsl. 5000 18th st. u blk W. Of
Ga. ave., Silver Spring. JU. 5-6l SO
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AUTOS. FOR SALE Cont
CHRYsLER. ~ Saratoga sedan; Orir


CHRYSLER, 81 Saratoga sedan; orig.
Ereen. r and h.. auto transmission,
power steering, powerful N-6 motor
/ owner. In nneSt cond., Ruaranteed.
Sl,l95 cash. trade or terms. WOLFE
MOTORS, 1891 Wis. ave, EN-. j.
CHKYsLER 81 Newport: for the man
who likes to make a good impress
sion and likes plenty OF contro.lea
power; its harq-top eonY. with
features provided BY Chrysler. Power
brakes. power steering. toroue con-
verter. and that extra reserve OF
power for quick passing. ITS not
the Prise prise, THAT'S spef Ilssl1RiYEs J 1ee
BROS, tic, cRrysler Plymouth,
uED CARS 5l2O Wis. ave. NV
CMRYsLER II coupe: excel. run
son s?9 AZ ana 81 na alter $50 So pm'
CHRISLER 81 New Yorker Newport;
r. ana n, auto. trans, many other
accessories: 2-tone paint; Wv.
tires, 81 ,:!Y5. EAS INVEST MOTORS,
Silver Spring Largest ChrySier-
tiymOuitIn9 Dealer ilisn ll31 Esst-Me l
CHRYSLER "a New Yorker de luxe
sedan, stunning 2-rone green finish:
has power steering power brakes
Capitol Cadillac-OldS. Co.
i'.-3 Ind ST. NV ST. J-:6Uu
CHRYSLER 81 VS. New Yorker de
luxe 4-ur; beaut. 2-ione green I'm
iSn. equip. with power steering and
brakes, auto. trans, r. and n,
luxury upholstery, etc; cost $4,000
new, wonderful buy for only
Suburban Cadillac-OldS. Co.
7U.0 ARL. RID. BETH, OIL. 6-7i0o
CHRYSLERS-53 Windsor 4-door,
one-owner ears; fully equipped; ;
to choose from; low mnease, one
l!sht blue finish; 81, ~ eaeh; EAST
WEST MOTORS. Silver SpriuB 5
Lareest Chrysier- Plymouth Dealer.
ll3, East-WesL hwy Ju. 0-l3t0,
CHRYSLER 80. Imperial. 4-ooor;
beaut. black finish, 7. and h.,
power steering, power brakes. power
seat ana wlnoows, auto. trans.
s ST 'Tes 3eS one E 9sne5 wE ST. NJ! MY
TORS. Silver Spring largest Chrys-
ler-Plymouth Dealers. 1887 East
West hwy. JU. 5-l34u. -
CHRYSLER l94S Windsor de luxe
sedan; excellent condition. S39J.
terms; S1U down. ROPER" 18th
and r. /. ave. ne.
MINI oLEh 81 view tUTkeF 4-Qr. Sc
dan; lovely skyline blue flnish; fuzzy
equipped with every accessory I'M
a2inable; low mileage; written guar.
Only S995, NASH AIRING ION
CORP. Indoor Showroom. 20l5 N.
Moore ST.. Arl. tRoSsiynl. Va. ia.
S-3U30. 70
CHRYsLER 80 New Yorker de luxe
4-dr,: r. and h., power steering,
power brakes auto. trans. orig.
black finish, low mi. one-owner
car, fully guar. $3.50. EAST WEST
MOTORS. Silver Springs largest
ChrSsler- plymouth Dealers, 1897
East-West hwy. JU. 5-I34U. rs
CHRYSLER rs 4-dr.: T. and h.,
auto. trans; dark blue; excel cond:
good tires. S;i75. IA. 2-9l32. ~
CHRYSLER ~ New YORKER beauti-
tul channel green finish; driven less
than 1,0a0 miles per year. Very
clean; $500. ia. S-0"u2. -3I
CHRYSLER 1919 Windsor 4-door:
equipped: $500. STANLEY H. HOR-
kER, INC. Buick Dealer. Fla ave
ne. at 9Th. Ii 6-64b4.
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FORD So Custom IS" Tudor
Fordomatic. r. and h.: atone green
turn signals: orig. owner; $3.50
VIII. 6-Sa39. ~
FORD 1851 Victoria convertible: pri-
vate owner; good condition; SS25.
LA $4,000.
FORD SO 6-cyl. Ranch Wagon: per-
feet cond.; ST 295, Call days, no
.-SS7S, ewes. RA. 36S11. -"7
FORD as super de luxe IS" club cpe
r. and h, excel blue finish: real
value, S",45. VILLAGE MOTORS,
INC. l4th and r. l. ave. ne, AID.
4-044j -
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DODGE '53
81 DODGE
Kenvon-Peck Chevrolet

/ owner: "-dr.: immac, beautiful
green finish equipped with heater,
matching seat covers. A real beauty
bargain buy. Priced to sell quickly
SSS5
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HUDSON 81 Commodore go sedan;
Hydra, r, and h., turn signals. This
extra-clean. one-owner car combines
luxury and economy, at only S195,
TRIANGLE MOTORS CFoRD>
3010 R. !. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
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2-door customline VS.. T., h., Wv
1-owner. car like brand-new inside
and out. Only 81, 095.
HA1NEs MOTOR CO.
$500 Bladensburg Rd. WA. T-6500
FORD ORD 1919 ssas v ssi %aF0G1; EsW,s,l
TORS; 1912 r. I. ave. ne. WA.
FORD 1861 Victoria; a-tone ivory
and blue. T and h.. Fordomatic.. dir
rear speaker: like new: today
only: 1895, terms. EN-. 3-404O.
~
HENRY J 81 2-door; equipped. green
finish and in good condition; ideal
End car; choice of .; S345 each.
PARKWAY-FORD
1851 n ST, NV AP; 2-oIs6
HILLMAN MINK 1852 4-dr. sedan
Wv snd tires rs dS asSs.s for turn siE1 aod
sond;; leaving Wash. area. XII
HILLMAN AS convertible: SI95. Larg.
American cars. MANHATTAN AUTO
INC. Test. 1910; Kaiser, WHY'S
AUSTIN Of ENGLAND. Austin
HILEEAAddsY; NJ G. and MORRIS
SITS. NV, North 7-27OO. Branch
sales, 1910 King St, Alex. Va,
King S-5525.
HILLMAN HUSKY; sensational new
all-Steel station wagon Complete
with heater and defroster. Total
delivered price 81 ,495 Demonstra-
tor available. Also Morris and M. @.
dealer. JOE HEISHMANS. 32l2
4-sSSS. Open daily to 8, Saturday
to 8.
HUDSON 1919 4-dr. sedan: T. and
h. Wv. tires; 1895. ALCORN
MOTORS. $500 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va.
lie o-hnhn Oh
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81 FORD

81 FORD
Gust. "S" 4 dr.; Fordomatic: / owner,
r. and h., seat covers. This car Is
a real beauty See and drive this
one today: SOB.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3I4O Lee Hwy. ARLINGTON
ia. 29O02 Open Til $50 weekdays
'53 FORD
Fordor; heater. tutone black and
| white. Al all the way. S1.295,
$50 down. 6-month or 6,000-mile
warranty.
Northeast Motor Co. (Ford)
400 Benning Rd. NE, LII. 4-10ll
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81 FORD

Of FUND
Fordor; heater, Fordomatic. Great
for the family and those summer
trips. $685., $50 down. 6-month or
6.000-mile warranty.
Northeast Motor Co. (Ford)
go BIadensburg Rd. NE, Ii. 7-s3O0
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
40 FORD

Tudor; ready to roll. S295: 25G
down. 6-month or 6,000-mile war
ranty.
Northeast Motor Co. (Ford)
400 Bennins Rd. NE, LII. 4-1O11
FORD 81 Custom VS. Fordor; with
oyerdrive. radio, heater. black finish
with Wv. tires; $685..
PARKWAY-FORD
1851 M ST. NV. An a-OlSb
TILL Q. SAT-. TILL Il
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD Sc Customline vs. Tudor:
beautiful 2-tone green, with seat
covers, radio, heater. turn signals.
continental wheel, ETC.. this car
looks like new; warranted q months
or d 900 miles. today's special, $3.50.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
aonn PA AWE Sc LII o-QSo1
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mileage; excel motor and finish;
S345, S45 down. 1920 Wilson blvd.
FORD 1852 Custom Tudor: beauti-
full black finish. T. and h, very
clean throughout: S9a5. CAVE
FORD. 4Sl4 Elm ST., Beth, OIL.
$500. Is
owner. 10000 mi. Fordomatic, r.
and h.: $500. OIL. 9-9lS2 y
FORD 1888 convertible; sharp and
clean: new top: mechanically good
plenty Of extras. Ju. S-3S21. MR..
WEBSTER. ~
FORD 1853 Crown Victoria: STYLE
tone paint: fully equipped: 900
mi: 81 $50 See at JOHNSONS
GULF SERVICE. 18th and Potomac
ave. Sc. ~
FORD 1854 Ranch Wagon CUSTOM
line; 2-tone, heater, turn SIGNALS;
S1.795. Call H. j. BOWIE. JE
3-a054. ~
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FORD 1854 VS. Crestline Victoria
T and h.. at, tS., Wv. tires
tinted glass, 2-tone cream over
green; one owner; S1,795. BOW
MAN STUDEBAKERS, 1900 Ga
ave. NV, RIA. 6-1122. -27
FORD 1851 VS. Custom Tudor; T
and h.. at. is, SC, one owner
ssss d5. BOWMAN sTppEBAKt1Eaas
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:.
Open Til . PM.
FORD 1854 Custom so convertible;
T. and h.; raven black body, tan
top Wv. tires. red and white
leather interior, Real sharp! 81 ,S95.
Car No. "77-A. MONROE FORD,
1897 East-WeSt hwy, Sill. Spg:,
Nd. Open evenings til 8, JU.
5-7S04.
FORD '53 Custom "S'' Tudor: heater;
a very popular late model; 81. l95.
Car No. 375-A. MONROE FORD,
800 Wis, ave, NV. Wo. $1,000.
Open ewes. til y pm.
FORD 40 Gust. 81 Tudor: r, h.:
and out. Perfect tires: 3o-day guar. :;
SOS HILL & SANDERS, Wash. S
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st.
NV, NO. GIN. Open ewes. til 8.
Sat. til D.
FORD '53 Fordor; r. and h.: TRIPLE
GUAR; 81 1875. So DIN. SToHLMAN
CHEVROLET. Call AID. 2-S722, ask
for Bill Serhus on the open lot, 8
am. to 9 pm, opp. the new-car
showroom at 33rd and M NV.
SERVICEMEN FINANCED.
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FORD "a Customline IS" Tudor
beautiful 2-tone blue, radio. heater
seat covers, turn signals, and manS
other extras, q one-owner car with
months or 5000 miles, don't miss
this har0a{p CT 9aS
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Capitol Cadillac-OldS. Co.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS. Co.

CHRYSLER 80, Imperial, 4-Goor.
beaut black finish. T. and h.,
power steering. power brakes. power
seat ana WINDOWS, autU. trans.
Wv. tires. one owner car. FULLY
guar.. 81 ,99J, EAST WEST MO
TORS. Silver Spring 5 largest ChryS-
ler-Plymouth Dealers, 1887 East
AA-ns. n =
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with Fordomatic; radio, heater. q
tone green finish. with harmonizins
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1854 CORVETTE

Like new: beautiful polar white fin
ish;. eaulpped with r. and h.: red
leather uphol.: auto trans: Wv.
tires. See and drive this sport beauty
today. only $3.50: easy terms.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
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CHRYSLER 194S Windsor de lux,
sedan excellent condition S29J
terms; $40 down. ROPER" lStf
and r. l. ave. ne.
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CHRYSLER Al coupe: excel. run
con. r. and h., fluid Or. Cd. rubber
SO. AID. .-2S44 after $50 pm.
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FORD 1858: black with Wv. tires:
new condition; fully equip. Call
OWNER. No dealers. RIA. 3-27S0.
-27
FORD 1850 VS.: T. and h.; excellent
condition. Sig5 RA 6-51la -27
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PARKWAY-FORD

HENRY 81 2-door; equipped. green
nnish and in good condition; ideal
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CHKYSLER 81 New Yorker 4-dr. Sc
dan; lovely skyline blue finish: fully
equipped with every accessory Im-
a2inable; low mileage; written guar.
Only S995. NASH AIRING ION
CORP. Indoor Showroom, 2Ol5 N.
Moore ST.. Arl. tRoSsiynj. Va. ia.
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"a FORD

O1 Il O4GD
Victoria: heater. 9-tone blue and
white. ideal for port-minded person
81 .6a5: 25co down. 6-month OF
6.OOn-mile warranty.
Northeast Motor Co. (Ford)
400 Benning Rd. NE, LII. 4-1O11
FORD 81 de luxe 81 Fol dor; with
radio. heater. raven black finish and
in Al condition; $685.
PARKWAY-FORD
305l NJ ST. NV AID. 2-OIs5
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2-door CustomIine VS.. r. h., Wv
tires: 2-tone light and dark blue:
1-owner, car like brand-new inside
and out. Only 1,095.
HAINES MOTOR 70
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FORD 81 Customline VS. Tudor
beautiful glacier blue with contrasting
seat covers, radio, heater, turn sig
mails. etc.; warranted q months or
very low mileage special today, 1896
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
$500 PA. AVE. Sc. LII. "-os"7
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FORD 1919 Tudor; r. and h: low
mileage; excel motor and finish;
S345, S45 down. 1920 Wilson blvd.
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Lincoln Mercury Dealer
31l5 Bladensburg I'd AP. T-S92
Arizona sun., 1955-08-12
tn ey yChoose
Well
BY JUNE L'RHUE

NEW YORK, (GlobaD-Man is
forever making choices. Day in and
day out, every waking moment,
whether he realizes it or not, he
picks and chooses what he will or
will not do. So, mans life is a
series of choices, and his station,
by and large, is determined by their
quality.
Right choices augur their com
plements for their makers, but to
stop our thinking here is to side
with fragments. One who chooses
well the act he will perform not
only helps himself, but also starts
goodness to flow into the lives of
other people. There is evidence all
about us of the type of thing we
mean.
The late Mary Mcleod Bethune
managed in her youth to get to-
gether $1.5O. That is not much
money to us, but in her day it was
enough to set up a sumptuous
table, or buy silk dress. And
Mary's life probably needed bright
ening both table - and wardrobe
wise. No doubt she saw many peo-
pie around without the vision or
the courage to take $1.5O to a bet
ter market. But Mary had both
traits. So, she invested the $1.5O in
a college. Mary chose well.
Although his works bespeak
what some might consider SUPER
human quality William Shakes
peare was a human being just like
you and me. There were times in
his life when he might have helped
himself to the pleasantris of his
time. Instead, he chose to write
the 50 or more plays and the 154
or more sonnets that even after
o39 years continue to thrill the
world, to inspire monumental un-
dertakings like Langner's new
Arizona sun., 1955-08-12
More People Flew More
Miles On TWA In July

Trans World Airlines in July
flew more people more miles than
in any previous month in its ten
years of international air service,
it was reported today.
e. O. Cooke, vice-president, said
that during July, the Airline's an
niversary month, TVVA flew 76.5
million passenger miles on its
$4,000 miles of international air
routes, an increase of 16 per cent
over the same month in 1854.
July traffic was also high on
TWA routes in the United States
with 283 million passenger miles
flown during the month; an in
crease of 9 per cent over the same
period in 1854. Total passenger
miles for the TWA system were
359.5 million passenger miles, an
increase of II per cent over last
years July figure.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-12
Share Your Wisdom
By DIR. THOMAS r.. GAINES

NEW YORK, -tGlobaD = Expect
life to surprise. Keep learning and
trust life absolutely. We cannot
enter the experience of a life of
Vision until we, go through the
burial of our old, limited, faulty
consciousness. 1t is never too late
to have such a demonstration. You
cannot control life unless you be-
gin to control it.. Make it a living
habit, an established sense, that
you have the power to make the
future do and be as you visualize
and decree.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-12
(FCDA Photo)

Shakespeare Festival Theatre at
Stratford, Connecticut.
President Eisenhower, before
taking off to Geneva for the Sum
init" meeting the other day, was
a busy man. Few can fathom the
immense variety of chores on the
agenda of president, especially on
the eve of meeting so important.
But he chose to take time out to
be prayful and to prepare an ex-
hortation for the press to hand out
to the people to be likewise.
Good. choosing may not be easy
all the time, but the dividends
never stop.
Arizona sun., 1955-08-12

breakfast habit picked while the United
to Paris and the internationally famous Harlem
Gobetotter basketball Here members of the N
The place: Mannheim, Germany. 4s#+
discussing
the betoters said they happy be able find all the requisites
fruit crisp milk bread
coffee. . d. .
The Harlem Globerors completing their sixth annual three
month tour of Europe and Africa this
Arizona sun., 1955-08-12
GETTING
ALONG
BY LAUREEN WHITE


| B. Woods, Harlem business man
and world traveller, is indeed one OF
the most optimistic men I have
ever met. His faith in the future is
infinite. He sees nothing but
health, wealth and happiness for
those who will put forth little
effort to attain them. While many
business men in the Harlem area of
New York (and the little Harlems
of other cities) are retracting their
activities, Love B. Woods continues
to expand.
It is disheartening thing to see
retraction in many Negro busi-
nesses while the general trend in
the world of business is expansion.
It is hard to look at a business
magazine or read the financial
pages of the newspaper without
seeing accounts of expansions in all
types of business activities. Yet,
all too many businesses owned by
Negroes are either going backward
or just holding their own.
There seems to be a prevailing
opinion among the owners and di-
rectors of the biggest corporations
of the wrld that the prosperity
that now exists will continue. This
is good news. Besides wanting
prosperity for prosperity's sake, we
realize that there is a greater pos
sibility for fairness in the world
when times are good. When times
are bad, there seems to be a re-
version to the dog-eat-dog state of
affairs. The man at the bottom
fares worst of all during bad times.
We are we'll aware that good times
for those who control the worlds
resources might not mean good
times for those who are not given
a good opportunity to share in the
worlds resources. However, those
of us with fewer opportunities SIM
ply must try harder.
Love B. Woods is an example of
one of those who tries harder. He
has always tried harder. Starting
in business with 5000 about 25.
years ago, he now controls busi-
nesses and real estate worth about
a quarter of a million. He gives
credit for his success to hard work
and honest dealing. However, it
would have been very hard for him
to work so hard or deal so fairly if
he were not possessed with over
whe1ming optimism and over
whelming faith.
1t is encouraging to see business
expansion wherever it exists. It is
soul-satisfying to see a Negro ex-
panding his business enterprises in
the face of the many difficulties
that beset him. Hats off to Love
B. Woods, and may success. forever
crown his efforts in his hotels, res
turants and clothing stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

NEW YORK, Dec. Is R.-
Bachelor Prince Rainier III
of Monaco arrived In the
United States on q two-month
visit today with word that
There's no hurry" about his
finding a bride.
I'm not actively seeking a
wife," the 32-year-old ruler
of the five square mile princi-
pality on the Riviera told re-
porters meeting him aboard
the liner United States.
He conceded that Monaco
would become a protectorate
of France If the line Of di-
rect heirs to the throne ever
is broken.
But to questions whether he
felt time is running out" he
replied. mo, no."
The Prince. about 5 feet 10,
with a bronzed outdoor look,
and dressed in q dark blue
suit. was asked what kind Of
girl he had in mind for q wife.
He replied smilingly:
THE best kind-she has to
have many qualities because
I'm q horrible character"
"a Good. Fine Boy"
But his chaplain, the Rev.
Francis Tucker. of Whining
ton. DEL. commented:
THE Prince is a good. fine
boy-he's not q runabout."
A half dozen women were
among reporters interviewing
the Prince. One said, you
realize, Of course, that Amer
leans can't stand to see q
bachelor"
"Why?" the Prince asked.
Then he was told his name
had been linked with Grace
Kelly, the movie actress.
II Just met her at Cannes,
that's ALL" he said.
Canon Tucker. accompany
ing the Prince. said he was as
signed to his present post by
the Vatican in 1850.
He said the Prince. who is
on his first visit to this coun-
try. has "a great liking for
Americans, especially Texans.
He likes their frank, open
way"
The Prince. he said, served
for two months with the Amer
lean 36th Infantry Division at
Strasbourg. France, as a liai-
son officer.
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MRS. KEFAUVER

Continued From Page B.
which she repeated several
times. was: IT really have
nothing to say. This is Estes
day."
This new, subdued role for
the glamorous Nancy, 1t was
learned, represented not only
her own preference and that
Of her children, but also the
calculated decision Of the Ten
nessee Senator's top advisors.
One strategist. who will have
a major hand in the Senator's
campaign. put it this way:
II think a lot Of women win
feel that with four children
she ought to be home taking
care of them. I know 1t al
ways used to impress people
that Bess Truman stayed very
much In the background"
The Senator revealed that
the two elder Kefauver chill
dren, Linda. IA. and David.
10, are particularly unenthus-
iastic about his entering an
other campaign.
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Prince Rainier Says He's
Not Looking for a Wife

The Prince win stay in New
York until December 20. then
60 to Johns Hopkins Hospital
for q routine checkup."
He viii spend Christmas In
Wilmington with Canon
Tucker and will attend Christ
mas mass in st. Anthony's
Church there After that, he
win visit Miami, returning here
January 8.
He said he may do some
hunting In Wyoming emulating
his great grandfather who
hunted there with Buffalo Bill
Cody In 1898.
AS the ship was docking, the
Prince commented:
This Is q moment Of deep
emotion for ne-sny first visit
to the United States. my first
meeting with the greatest
metropolis IN the world.
For q few weeks. I am going