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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16
District PTA in

The tenth annual session of the
Central District PTA met at the
Pulaski county high school, North
Little Rock. Saturday
The president. Mrs. Velma Y.
Waugh Mas absent due 70 illness
Of her daughter Mrs II. Z. Dick
ersou, vice president presided
Greetings were brought 10 the
assembly By Wesley Giles. local
president ana Mrs T. Bermeu
Toilette representing the prluei-
pal, ID ID Hawkins vino Could
not be present Mis- MARY Ray 81
Jones high gave the response.
The program followed was
rather challenging Highhghting
the program were panel and
model PrA Among the persons
who appeared on program IN var
lous areas were Mrs Irma Kelly
Mrs Gladys & Young. Mrs
Catherine Williams. Mrs. Corliss
Howard, Mrs Irene MeCullum,
Mrs. Mary S. johnson and others
who gave many worthwhile con
tributions w, NJ Brown Of the
Gibbs Dads club told Of their
various projects and aetiyit.es
The other units reported many
helpful projects that eorrrlat
with the theme Working Togeth-
err" At some schools beautifiea-
ton has been accomplished, at
others, playground equipments
purchased. others report library
acquisitions and lunehroom faeili-
ties. The Pulaski county high
school PTA has already purehas-
ed eight instruments for the band
that II is sponsoring
Eighty-six delegates registere !
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Min The Clubs

The Lucky II Handieraf club met at the home of Mrs
h. eoey After brief business session delicious dinner
". served The next meeting will be al the home of Mrs
.er Hood 100 Calhoun Mrs Mary Jones president
b. II F. Clark reporter.
Beauticans chapter Lucky 13 will have its Youth
r Sunday in the gymnasium of Arkansas Baptist college
|tm to p m The latest boufant hair style will be dis
Ned Rosa Lee Kendall reporter
The Progressive club No of Mt Pleasant Baptist church.
|h and Ringo streets will sponsor Zodiac Tea the
Dunbar community Sunday. Hours to p. Mrs A.
Pos president; Mrs r. K. Finn reporter, Rev w F. Hayes
pastor
Gibbs elementary school will hold open house November
E from 10 m $3.50 p Parents and friends will tour
e building the teachers and observe demonstrations
n displays program will be presented in the cafetorum
IA 10 and o'clock featuring primary and interme
ae students in a panel which will discussion CEN
tered around the the theme Schools for Stronger Amer
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Shows PAINTINGS

Robert Green. versatile Philsn-
der Smith college art instructor.
exhibited ten paintings and two
sculptures in a "One-Man Show
al Exchange furniture company
during the American Art Week
November 1T.
The young artist Who halls
from Tulsa. Oklahoma. took sec
ond place honors al the Palette
club showing. His prize-winning
piece was an experimental pOr-
trait Of Christ. in OIL. pastel and
India Ink as media.
In keeping Nth the observance
Of Art Week. the College Art de-
partmenl presented a special dis
play OF original TYPOGRAPHY and
and silk screen prints by stu
dents Of Tulsa univel .ty Stu
dents IN Mr.. Greens Art crafts
class displayed fooled leather
purses. wallets. and shoes
There are currently three ma
iors In the department; Harrison
Johnson. a freshman from Mem
phis. Elliot Dyer and Patricia RO-
bertson. sophomores from Little
Rock. Johnson does . major por-
ton of the sign work on the cam
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I,re and There.

- Mrs Earl Crawford. 1913 West 18th street have
fon visiting relatives and friends Cleveland Chi
o,oit Saginaw and Flint. They also visited Bay City
go p ,ssy INDUCED in their fayorte hobby fishing
The Central Region Of the Arkansas Association Of Color
With The Pink Rose Art and Civic club of Conway.
sfressng the four major departments of the asso-
- will be featured on the program Mrs Earlee NJ. Tay
K the regional president
r. National Council of Negro Women, Little Rock Chap
ns "a Fashion Tea featuring The Wheel of Fash
| e,day November Is. 1856 the residence of Mrs |
4 inks 1921 Ringo Modelling at Five O'clock.
qs Girl Junior Deputy Sheriffs will at the Com
80 center Saturday morning, at eleven O'Clock The pro-
- sill be furnished by Jones, Dunbar Jr h-h and Capitol
H. Mrs D F. Foster, assistant director
fsts Veki Ann Thomas crowned queen of the New
i - Rsnts church, 10Th and Howard streets November
ntest vas sponsored by Mrs Irene Butts Little Vick
r. Who is years old is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
riqy Thomas 300l Spring street Rev Fred Butts is pas
II # New Hope.
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Phillips Asks Commemorative Stamp
Paying Tribute TO The Negro Press

Booker Washington Birthplace
Va.-Mareh of 1887 marks the
l30th anniversary Of the founding
of the FIRST Negro newspaper IN
America. Because the Negro Press
has made such large contributions
10 our national Nell-beIng buth
IN service rendered To America
largest minority group and the
general help given IN building
sustaining. and exemplifying the
nations Democratic ideals SID
neg J Phillips, president of the
Boxer 7 Washington Centennial
commission, has requested Post
mazts General Arthur J. Sum
meriigld. 10 issue a eommemafa-
TIVE stamp paying tribute 10 tn
Negro Press on is l30th anuiNer
sary.
Nj Phillips states that he has
recently been informed by the A
slslaut Postmaster General that
this request will b. given eonzId
GRAFTON along with other subjects
on file Consideration Of subjects
for the 1857 Commemorative
Stamp ISSUE vii be taken up IN
November
The ISSUANCE If such a stamp
would moi only be a worthy tri-
butte 10 great American organi-
zatian the Negro Press but
would be of great educational
whine % AmrrlrIns of ali rHrr.
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Gus CAREER WOMAN, CHARMING HOSTESS
Louise R. Pothro delights guests with no.bang Fruit Cake

Alrs. Louise r. Prothro is a woman who
wi loves to work with food-so much so,
she's made it her career and her hobby
An experienced home economist with
Masters Degree in Foods and Nutrition
from Columbia University, Mrs. Prothro is
a member of the Pet Milk Companys
Home Economics staff. During her work
ing day, she demonstrates the use of Pet
Evaporated Milk in preparing richer, more
delicious family meals that are exception
ally nourishing
At home, she is an attentive mother and
gracious hostess. For parties, Mrs. Prothro
serves rich, luscious foods that are easy to
prepare. Her holiday favorite is this no
baking fruit cake made with double-rich
Pet Milk. You'll ike it, tool
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thems. open Our Eyes Jesus.
Word Of God Incarnate.s Holy
Art Thou ~Hallelujah. Amen
as veil as selected splritualS at
ranged b. Kenneth BillupS, VII
liam Dawson and William Henry
SMITH
The college yesper services are
lnteHraclal and inIerfalth
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AROUND PINE BLUFF
Rev. 4. Smith. JE 4-4709

Rev A. Smith, JE 4-4709 - Mrs. Lena B. Jones' JE a2227
Dmar Ward Of Detroit Michigan is the guest of his
mother Mrs Mabel Ward Hooker
Mrs Ada Mayfed of Dumas, is the guest of her niece
Mrs Ruhie May Mitchell
Mrs Pearle +. Covington had her homecoming guest
XS Szene Carr of Hot Springs
Mrs Jewel Lee McLemore and of Gary Indiana are
guests Of grandparents and other relatives In the city
Dr. and Mrs c. A. Lawah and ii. 7. Perry motored 10
usegee Alabama last week where Mrs Lawlah was called
II the bedside Of her sister, Mrs Cae Hampton Mrs. Law
remained in Tuskegee while DIR. Lawlah and Mr. Perry
VISITED relatives and friends in Bessmer and Birmingham, Ala
ANA on their return trip home
Johnnie Ray Whaley of Mr. and Mrs. George Whaley'
d l2Ol Virginia has returned Flint, Michigan after
weeks visit with his parents and other members OF the lam
F and friends He accompanied back by Malvin r. JONES'
SN viii make his home there for while.
Sgt and Mrs. A. d. Ross, formerly stationed at camp
iee visiting their parents in the city Mr. and MIS-
Ross Of Ia North Poplar and Mr. and Mrs FRANK
Imack. l006 West Pullen street
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AROUND MOTIF LITTLE ROCk :
Mrs. 3. Handy, Phone FIR 4-ets7 or FIR 4-3635

The Central district PTA. No meeting held Satur
day at Pulaski county training school, McAlmont The theme
Building Together Those attending from Lincoln elementary
MesdameS Ella Mekindra Mary Ray Carrie Days Gladys
Young Aeha Lynn and Blanche Handy Mrs Eva Dekerson
president of the council elected president Of the district
for 1861
Singing Heaven will be presented Monday mite 1880
the Greater Shiloh Baptist church Rev NJ L. Brantley pas
tor; Miss Earline Gordon, directress
1t and Mrs Robert Rudd and of FL Paso Texas
house guests of her sister and broherinaw Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Powell els Walnut ST
The 262nd session of the ushe union will be held Sun
day. p First Baptist church. 9th and Pine Rev
Banks pastor Rev Eli Hicks chaplain G. H. Brown pesi
dent: Mrs B. Handy, reporter.
Mildred White of ST. Louis is in the city visiting her
mother Mrs Carney and sister Mrs Ethel Rice 704 Vine
Mrs Rosie CauSey 6l6 -2 Hickory street left Satur-
day ST. Louis where she will visit her sisters Mrs Ulysses
Harris and Mrs. Eddie Coates and their families.
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pet MILK BABY OF THE MONTH"

Just one of the Millions of happy. healthy
Babies raised on Pet Evaporated Milk.
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ton. End vice president. Mrs. NJ
Washington Benton. correspond
ing secretary; Mrs A J Davis.
Conway. secretary, Mrs A {.
shanks. Little Rock program
chairman
The body agreed 10 present
Mrs Waugh a service pm as a
token of her faithful and efficient
service during these three years.
Mrs Davie Anderson, state presi-
dent, was present and gave hear
~ support 10 the program and 10
other worthy suggestions.
The 1887 session will convene
At Morfilton At Sullivan high
school
Mrs. V v Waugh. president
Mrs. Eva Diekerson. vice pres
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Choir Presents
Musica! Vesper

The Philander Smith College
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Emmanuel Church
Mems Day Speaker

a III. Morrow of HlnStOn-Sa-
lem, North Carolina, will be the
guest speaker at the mems day
program at Emmanuel Baptist
church. 81 Chester street. Sun
day at the eleven o'clock hour.
Mr.. Morrow Is head Of the Phy-
steal Education Department al
Philander Smith college. He IS a
member Of the Omega Pts PM
fraternity. honorary member of
the Pm Delta chapter and Epsi-
Ion Kappa; a member OF the
American School Health Assaeia-
ton and the American Colleges
Of Physical Education association,
and the First Institutional Bap-
tlst church OF Winston Salem.
n. Cyrus, program chairman
REV F c. Dyer, pastor
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Carver elementary school eliminated its PTA member
ship drive Wednesday, with the GROWING of Mrs Carver
Mrs + {. Sanders, fourth grade homeroom teacher
crowned Mrs Carver for the 1861 school year Mrs A.
Freeman, teacher
c. A. Jones Of North Cedar street left Saturday for
hree,week vacation in Los Angeles where he will be the
guest Of Mt and Mrs Moa Cobb and in Oakland and Berke
ley where he will be guest Of relatives and friends
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16

You are lover Of outdoor living fishing boating and
swimming II You you ylug oWn cabin easier
man sou have dreamed Of owning thing
W. Lake Hamilton in the Nations city Hot Springs
mere are few cabin sites available The reg
uatlon Size and some the lake front Owning
hese cabin sites not only furnishes you place for quiet
taxation but gives the opportunity any
o. every week in the and your neghbo will be outdoor
MYERS Ike yourself from every par of the country Sports
men from Main Louisiana and from California Florida
have purchased cabin sites in Beautiful Woodland Shores just
en-minute drive from the heart Of Hot Springs One visit
VIII convince you that Woodland Shores offers the kind of life
that you have always wanted away from the humdrum
Of the city
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16

Choir will present its Annual
Thanksgiving musical vesper at
400 p. m. Sunday. at Wesley
Chapel Methodist church, Eleven
IN and State streets. The program
will include the following an
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-11-16

representing twenty two units
Pulaski county high school and
Horace Mann reported the high
est number Of delegates with six
teen and eight respectively Tho
following persons were elected Of
fieers Mrs Eva DlckeFon, pfesi-
dent. North Little Rock. Ell
Wilds Menifee. lst vice pfesi-
dent. Mrs Mary S johnson, Hen
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CLASSIFIED

FEMALE HELP WANTED; Lady.
make extra money for Christ
mas Need three Avon represen-
tatives In North Little Rock
and Scott Area. Call: Fk.z-1f53
or fR. 255os 1l-s
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 80 9 cyl; new tires. s. c.,
sig and back-up lights, r., h.,
excel cond.; $3.50 CT. 5.Ils9.
RAMBLER 1856 station wagon Cross
over $500 MITcHELL's MOTORS,
INC, 222 2nd st. NV Elk. 81
4l05. Hudson Rambler Dealer
STUDEBAKER ~ Recall de luxe T.
dr., q CYL, 2-tone green: 1S.O0U mi.
$3.50 or best offer. Call to Q ON,
JE. 4-723l
STUDEBAKER 1853 Land Cruiser A.
door. radio. heater overdrive, ,.
tone palnt; S795 WA. 1.601u
STUDE3AKER 1852. A Land Cruiser
4-dr with beauty. STYLING. comfort
at its best: has VS. engine with
overdrive trans. plus many extras;
IN peri cond throughout Reduced
for quick sale. lust S495. See Mr..
Stafford
Stohlman Chevrolet
1910 NJ St. NV
AID 2-46l4 AID. 2-f646
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BANNING & SONS

$500 BALTIC, Blvd Hyattsville
WA. .-444O UN. 4-3l3O
ASK for Mr.. Hakes. Open Til . PM.
PLYMOUTH 1884 Suburban: fully
equipped. in very nice cond. 3-tone
paint, heater and radio. Not too
many miles. properly serviced and
( .reconditioned owner. man
bought q new one. Buy from Ban
ning'S Station Wagons hdar's..
guaranteed 81 3g5.
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RAINING & SONS

5sO0 BALTIC, Blvd. Hyattsville
WA 1910 UN 4-3l3O
Ask for Mr. Hakes. Open Til . PM
PLYMOUTH 1853 Cranbrook: fully
equipped. heater and radio, automatic
drive. attractive "-tone paint, pro.
perly seryiced and recouditioned
owner. guar. SSg5,
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

JAGUAR So Mark : 4-dr. sedan
family car in excep. cond.; best
offer. Call JE. 3-S4S6.
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BANNING & SONS

$500 BALTIC. Blvd. Hyattsville
WA. i-1440 UN. i-3l3t
ASK for Mr. Hakes. Open Til . PM
PLYMOUTH 1854; elegant condition
like new 23,000 miles: $685.. terms
S95 down. MR.. ARTHUR. Call to.
day LA. $1,000 Get car tomor-
row so perfect. pass any inspection
PLYMOUTH 1919 Spec. de luxe Sc
dan splendid condition; terms, $40
down, SIS month Call today, get
car tomorrow MR.. ROPER, LA
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ARLEX MOTORS, INC.
AIS MOTORS

1910 Wilson Blvd., Arl., Va.
PLYMOUTH 1853 Cranbrook 4-dr
heater and Wv. tires, in gooo
shape viii perSonaliZe to nlease YOU
guar, sale price S795.
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STUDEbAkkH 1893 President b-paS-
senger coupe; red and white: fully
eon = p p pP 4 oSn1sT ss'o5o. After
80 4-dr. VS. Comm. !;
owner: $4,000 actual mi; auto
trans eauipped S5D5. or best
offer. Call 80. EN-. 3-3532.
sTUDEBAKER '50-'51's; good selec-
ton OF sport coupes.. and 4-dr.
sedans, good cars at low cost, S245
uu.
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
I12l 2lst St NV. D1. 7-Olll
sTUDEBAKER IS sport coupe: VS.,
like new. 81 .495.
ROSENTHAL Chevrolet
. Glebe Road and COLUMBIA PIKE
STUDEBAKER SO Parkview VS.
station wagon: only 10 miles: tri-
tone blue and white automatic
shift; real fine car S2,395.
Silver Spring MIR. Co. of DC.
1901 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. 9-31O3
THUNDERBIRD 80; s-tube radio
heater and defroster. twin signals,
White-wall tires. Third green nm
A one-owner car serviced BY US
ss.797. HILL & SANDERS. Wash. 1
Oldest Ford Dealer. liza Vermont
ave. n.ws AID. 4-430O. Open ewes
til .. Sat. til 3.
WHY'S 1858 station wagon; must
be seen TO appreciate; S795 WA
10000.
WILLYS 1853 4-door sedan. has
car; S595. MITCHELES MOTORS
INC. 222 End st. NV Elk. 3-41 05
Hudson Rambler Dealer.
apEHIAIS
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ROYAI. MOTORS

CHRYsLER- PL YMOUTH- imperial
400 Ga Ave. NV. a: a--90,
KAISER l94S Special de luxe; gooc
condition; 500 cash full price
1890 R. l. ave. ne,
LINCOLN 1856 Premier hardtop
white and red with matching IN
terror. fully equip al power saw
ii 4o5. full payment, 81 2Hh
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1910 Special de luxe
4-dr.; radio, heater, excel. cond
and Ellicott SITS. NV. KE. 7-I30s
PLYMOUTH '55. Must .sell immedi.
y s savoy TSr " club H''e Coupe s powerfiite
and h., power brakes; APPROX
5000 miles. EN-. 2-7674.
PLYMOUTH 1855 SAVOY 4-dr; heat.
er; lovely condition: Sl,l95.
ARLEX MOTORS, INC.
On Shirley HWY. at Shirlington
Arlington, Va XII 9-66lt
PLYMOUTH SO 4-dr.: hydrive, r
and h.. one owner; SS95. ia. 2-4lO2
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;5e LINCOLN

Premier sedan; radio. heater
tinted glass. nultiluber. Lincoln
famous turbo-drive Transmission
power steering. power brakes, VIII
most powerful Lincoln Of all time
II has lust received the snnua,
award Of the National Institute o.
Industrial Design, the first time
awarded to an autorlooile product
SAVE 81. 200. DRIVEN VERY Ii
TILE BY MANAGER, Fher1 is
80 nmcI ahead Of last year.
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GRADY MOTORS, INC

lincoln MERCURY Dealers
1909 Wis Ave. .tethe.da. Mo
open Q AM. to 10 Pm. DALI
LINCOLN 1880 Sportsman 4-or
phaeton sedan; also Pierce AEroN
4-dr. sedan and REQ 4-d5 seoaan,
Ali classics: spare parts: Sest ouei
for ali three. 10, 4-sli3.
LINCOLN, Continental NIX ] sedan
and h., thrifty Cd, tIoeies'
white-side walls. power brks:. cleo
windows. beaut finish, best caSI
nffer IA ,l-l33N.
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ROYAL. MOTORS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
400 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. S-29UU
IMPERIAL 1865 Newport hardtop
COW; rich dark green with ivory
tor. matching leather interior. fully
power equip, incl, steering; seats,
windows, brakes. Buy the finest AZ
only $685.. Your 81 or, 81 Will
make a down payment and take as
Love &c IN INNS IN nav
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MERCURY 1854 Monterey 4-dr
"Mercomatic. radio, heater, tinted
ciess' custom interior; neW-Ssi
e etSSi' only si,495. PAUL PROS :;
1Oidsl. wis. and E!licost SITS. n"
KF T.130S
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CpAnY MOTORS. INC
Lincoln-Mercury Dealers :

LInCOIH-NeIpUIy 1I, "a
1909 Wis. Ave. Bethesda Mo'
Open . AM. to 10 Pm. DAILY
MERCEDES-BENZ 1855 800 4.ar
sedan: all possible extras un0Sl
$4,000 miles OF city driving; new tTs.
car cond.; Naval officer owner ,r1
Gently, ordered to c ASia oT, 6olsss ssC
bet 6-s pm. daily to arrange IN
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ANS MQTQRS

PLYMOUTH IS club sedan; r. and
h., directional signals. low mileage;
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1855 President spas.
senger coupe: red and white: fully
equip: pvt. owner. $1,000. After
q pm. AP 1880
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '53 Cranbrook club cpe.,
r. and H., light and dark 2-tone
green. 1873. No. ABA. MONROE
FORD, 300 Wis, ave. NV. WO
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1910 Wilson Blvd. Arl. Va.
PLYMOUTH 1886 savoy VS. 4-dr- !;
powerfiite, r. and h.. Wv. tires,
powder blue cannot be told from
brand new: new-car suar; no cash
needed with your 80 or 81 Plym.,
lChev or Ford. RI mo 10 nav
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LEE d BUTLER, INC.

AID. $4,000
LINCOLN 1856 Premier hardtop'
white and wjsteria with matching all
leather interior. fully eouippeo'. Az
power, radio, heater. Lists at SOIL
save 81 .425: price, S4.29o.
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ARCADE PONTIAC

PONTIAC 1854 Chieftain de luxe 4.
Dir. sedan; r. and h., dark gray
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IS MERCURY SI.7e5
I-Door. Green and Vhite. Mercomatic.
radio, heater, covers. mirror, Wv.
tires. Not . scratch on Il. Looks like
never been used. No. 2lS.
81 PONTIAC - S595
i-DoOr Sedan 6-CyI. standard shift.
2-tOne green. Radio. heater, almost new
Wv. tires. Just as clean and brand
new looking as any you've ever seen.
Runs as outlet as mouse. No. 2l9.
'S3 MERCURY -Sl,l95
i-Door. Radio and heater, MeTcOmatic
Just as clean as pin inside and out
One owner, . school teacher. No. ZOO.
'46 BUICK 500
Super 2-DOOr. Radio ana heater. spot.
light. $500 down. No. 100.
81 CHEVROLET S449
De Luxe Sport Coupe. Two-tone blue
and gray. Radio, heater. Interior clean
as a hounds tooth; not . scratch on It
anywhere. No. O3l.
81 BUICK - S94o
Special Hardtop. Red with black top.
Radio, heater. good rubber This Is q
snappy car and performs nicely. One
owner and well-kept. No. 2ll.
'53 PLYMOUTH S795
2-DOOr. Black with paint that shines
like new; seat covers, heater. Very low
mileage and Just as clean as q pin.
Almost new rubber. No. I1S.
50 FORD " 81 ,099
Tudor. Blue and white. Radio, heater
seat covers. turn signals, mirror, etc
very clean car at right price. No.
1871.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 81 Rambler hardtop; r. and
in, overdrlve; to choose from; low
las Sl95 down.
Silver: Snrinp Motor Co.
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'49 FRAZER 500
s-DOOr. Green. Runs Ok. $500 down.
'49 PLYMOUTH STAG
2-DoOr. Green. Runs good and looks
good. $500 down. No. ?l7.
81 FORD s44e
Convertible. ?-tOne blue. New top new
cOsers. An excellent car. No. 2l?.
"a FORD SI.oo5
VS. Fordor. Green. Radio and heater.
One owner. Perfect condition. What .
buy: No. 236.
'53 MERCURY SI.295
HardtOp Cow. Radio and heater, Mere
omatie, covers; light blue. Very clean.
Car No. 2ls.
"a PLYMOUTH SI,O99
2-DOOr Hardtop. Two-tOne blue and
white. Heater, hydTive. This car il Just
like new; not q scratch on IT, One Of
the prettiest cars you ever saw. No. I2i.
'53 MERCURY SI,295
4-DOOr Sedan. White and green; radio
and heater. WV. tires. Not . scratch
on IT. Driven carefully by prominent
citizen. No. 211.
81 MERCURY -Sl, 595
2Door. Blue. Radio and heater, Mere
omatic. Less than 10000 miles by an
elderly gentleman. Says never driven
81 MERCURY - I,oe5
station Wagon. Red Radio and heater.
good wagon. Very few around.
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GRADY MOTORS, INC.

Lincoln Mercury Dea!eTs
7Sng Wis. Ave. Bethesda. No.
open q AM TO ~ P.M. Dally
MERCURY 1850 convertible, c hII
ped top. lincoln TAI i,. nsnIs' S I'M
. Heffer Call LII. 4-004o.
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ton Of sport coSpes. 2 and 4.dr
sedans. good cars at low cost, S24t
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S145 DOWN
GRADY MOTORS, INC

IT Il NV -
MERCURY 1855 Monterey sedan
white and yellow with black nyion
and white vinyl interior MeLecmasls
Lists S3,747, save .049; now S2.o9S
GRADY MOTORS, INC.
Lincoln Mercury Dealers
1909 Wis. Ave. Bethesda. ma.
Omen q AM to 10 pm. Daily
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IMPERIAL 1888 4-DR.
AIR-CONDITIONED

hIn-NO1N III 1NI4NGD
Flawless 2-tone finish. beaut. match
ing interior, full power incl. seats
and windows. factory-instalied Chrys-
Ter Air-Temp air conditioner; trade
or terms; full price. only S3.49o.