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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-03-31
MEDFORD

The annual Easter Sunrise
service will be held $50 am
at Digger Park, weather per-
mitting; otherwise indoors at
the church. Pastor Phillips will
oficiate at the services, after
which the congregation will
journey to Shiloh for the an
nual Easter Baptism. Coffee
viii be served to the early
morning congregation. follow
ing Baptism. The regular II
am. Easter Morning Worship
service and other programs
rounding out the day will be
among the best, for church
and Sunday School. The Shi-
Ion Easter evening service will
feature the Choir in the beau
tiful Easter Cantata, Gross
Triumphant" by Ira B. Will
son. With Mrs. Adele M. Ey-
ans directing the group, this
presentation will be long re-
membered. Eaaer this year
will be even more deeply felt
by more of us for anumber of
reasons, including the oppres-
SionS Of our brotherin which
drew many of us out to the
March 28bh Shiloh Hour of
Prayer this week following the
Pastors excellent Palm Sun
day sermon, The Tragedy of
ignorance, which might well
apply to those who wish to
make some men slaves. Easter
will also dwell with many of
US who have endured suffering
and loss of loved ones but who
keep going in the faith that
strengthens us all, as nothing
else can do. SO, regardless as
to what service you attend
make it a point to attend at
least one of the many pro-
grams planned for Easter
You'll be glad you did.
Mr.. Earl States is recovering
from a major operation at
Lawrence Memorial hospital
with the best wishes of all his
many friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur States recently enjoyed
a wedding reception during
which they were the recipients
of many fine gifts. Due to the
storm delay in the papers, we
will repeat some other items
you may have missed. Miss
Ethel Surnpter of HemenWay
South Carolina has been here
visiting her brother Mr.. AL
Sunpter of Albion. Street
South edford, who is recover
ing from a seriour illness. Miss
Sheila Foster of Monument
street is also home following
two weeks of disqualification.
We wish all our sick friends a
speedy recovery. Pianoforte
students of Adele M. Evans
and Patricia Bell were pre-
sented in Recital recently at
st Marks church, Roxbury.
Students taking part included
William Palmer, Thelma and
Phyllis Thorn, Adrian Collier.
Donna Hope, Annette Latson,
Marguerite Morris, Fern Fair
hurst, Andrea Smith, Beverly
Jones, 10 Anne Phillips, Ju-
dith Sherwood, Lucille Gerald.
Jeanette Ried, Harriet Elan.
Barbara Chase, Millicent
DfggS, Carolyn Jasper and
Marjorie Henderson.
AND briefly, some of the
coming events include an
April 9th Fashion Show, the
May 18th musical comedy
Marrying Marian, and the
May 220th Hampton Alumni
Shiloh Tea. We will present
more details later.
OauaAu ERaw,n~ e.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-03-31

THE BEST read of all pubIica-
lions is your local newspaper.
Use its advertising columns
constantly for best results.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-03-31


Thanks to an alert citizenry.
plus the storms delays. the
restrictive Medford coming law
was turned down So by the
City Council last week. Resi-
dents argued the proposed law
would have exerted hardships
for many home owners wish
ing to improve their property
space.
We hope readers will allow
for the storm delays of the
paper and the difficulty of
delivery that has been faced
on succeeding week-endS.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-03-31

Continued From rage One
attempted since the first black
men landed at jamestown, Va.
1910
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-03-31
DeadIocked

Continued From rage One
attempted since the first black
men landed at jamestown, Va.
1919.
THE TIDE MUST TURN
This will be a hard pill for
White Supremacy leaders OF
the present generation to
swallow sitting down and face
what they deemed in the past
as "low-brow' human beings
that have no rights a white
man should respect! A break
ing point must first be formu-
lated for a solid interracial
conference Of the best minds
representing the will and con-
fidence Of each Jurisdiction
delegation selected.
Traditional arrogance on
the part of any conferee
should be the first order of
business of being overruled
as a future detriment of
reaching any objective. Eacn
delegation must be recorded
as representing a respective
jurisdiction of the solid south
and border states. Political
motivations should be strictly
obscured as an incumbrance
reaching any decision of final
lnterracial Cancellation.
What would transpire at
such a contemplated confer
ence could be woven into his
torical significance and be
rightly compared to confer
enceS when the Declaration
OF independence and the Fed
eral Constitution were ratified
Determined leaders sat down
when both of the above docu-
mentS were being discussed
before ratification. So it will be
when interracial delegations
Of affected Jurisdictions where
racial hatred appears hopeless
an amicable solutions can be
ironed out by leaders with
far-reaching duties assigned
them to perform.
Public relations in which
the nations press is intimately
associated should be court
eouSly restrained in order
that any information released.
if conference like the above
is organized, no calculating
dangers and risks should arise
on the horizon of pending
accord or discord that would
invalidate any determination
after adjournment!
Advance release of news
would be harmful also deter
the aims and purposes of what
will be proposed. Outstanding
historical agreements could
be ultimately erased or COM
pletely SubStantiated for fut-
ure betterment of interraciaI
understanding in the solid
and border statesl This will
be the hardest way leading to
abolish White Supremacy. The
easy way will be for all minaS
to meet on a common level
and keep Democracy from
Laundering. The Declaration
of independence and the
Federal Constitution were ra-
titled by leaders of Patience,
Reason and Tolerance.
ARENA OF ACTION
The big question will arise
where such a conference will
be held. After that has been
arranged, how will public opin-
ion through the press accept
the standards upon which
longtime traditions have never
changed up to the present
time. Would press executives
courageously give readers of
their papers an exact outline
of what looms in the re-
adjustment of interracial mat
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CAMBRIDGE
81. Paul AME Church
Rev. C. B. Barrow. Pastor

hef. y. d. barfOW, KaStOr
Palm Sunday morning saw
the church well filled to hear
an altogether different setting
and Interpretation of the tri-
umphant entry of Jesus into
Jerusalem, by Pastor Barrow
who based his sermon on
Mark, II. The procession insti-
tuted by the Service of Palms
reused the entire congregation
to a high pitch of elat.on and
rejoicing. Music for the morn
ing was furnished by the Sc
nior choir, and the Gospel
chorus. The coming celebra-
tion Of the church's 83rd an
niversary is drawing toward
what looks like a successful
climax, under the leadership
of Chairman Sarah A. Collins.
Tomorrow night, Easter Sun
day, at 7 PM, the combined
choirs Of the church are Of
fering the Glorious Galilean"
by Wilson, a tuneful cantata.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-03-31

tAANoN VI 4oAASeAOAAo 10 FAOlGUtlV
hostile to racial indignation.
Many Southern journalists
are far more enlightened than
their fellow citizens on the
segregation issue, but they
are flabbergasted by front
Office pressure and fear OF
community repriSals. Others
are begged down n personal
emotions to do justice and
freely express their opinions
They do not want to become
needless and perform duties
that the south would not ac-
cept. Most of these Journalists
are "die-hards', who slant
the news in accordance with
the "rabble rousers", against
Indignation.
There are some stalwart
pro-segcegation journalists in
the solid south and border
states who dare to offend
rabid racial haters by writing
constructive news. An OUT
standing example is cited in
the Autherine Lucy case at the
University Of Alabama. THE
university administration and
trustees have knuckled under
to the preSsureS and desires
breakdown of law and order
and AFFECT surrender to what
is expedient.
Another journalist made it
very plain that the first come.
first seated policy demanded
by the Colored bus boycotters
of Montgomery, Ala, was al
ready working in many South
ern cities, including some in
Alabama. US. Senator Ellen
der, La, stated recently, what
the South must avoid at all
costs is violence, laWleSsness,
hatred and bloodshed." He
ended his speech by caStigat-
ing the NAACP.. The South
has been invaded by unprin-
cipled, Self-Seeking, outside
agitators I refer primarily to
the NAACP National Assn.
for the Advancement of Color
ed People.) Up until the US
Supreme Court decision and
this invasion, relationships
between the races had been
constantly improving"
Senator Ellender, was one
of the signers of the Manifesto
read in Congress last week
presented by US Senator
George, Ga, in behalf of a
majority of Southern senators
and congressman. Educators OF
the nation almost unanimously
indorSe "gradualisrn" as the
only way to assure deSegrega-
ton of public schools in the
solid south and border states.
Southerners who came
north and again return 70
their homes, are in many in
stances viewed with suspicion.
The perplexities of mistrust
is presumed from all angles,
regardless of racial strain. An
ace reporter of the New York
Times, one of the 10 news
paper representatives sent to
different sections of the solid
south and border states for
an on-the-spot Investigation
OF racial Indignation made
the following summary. 4
feel that in spite of the al
legiance to the old ways, there
is that vague something that
tells you that indignation is
coming. 1 personally do not
see it in terms of Is or 20
years. If something like the
Lucy case breaks out, resis-
lance will harden. But if
the tide of indignation keeps
moving, the resistance may so
with a quick total collapse
once the outer wall is crack
ed"
This, is a cryptic view like
"Jericho's walls came tum-
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KENYON-PECK

1895 WILSON BLVD. ARL.. VA.
ia. 2-a00l OPEN TIL 8 PM
DE SOTO ,5i 4 door de luxe: radio,
heater fluid drive. sandalwood tan
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Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
l222 end st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1851 Fleetwood sedan:
low mileage. heated garage, beau
tiful condition. All equipment wiz
sacrifice, Sl.59b EN-. 2-79a3.
CHEVROLET $50 Bel Air hard top
81; overdrive. red. Like new. r.
and b. and E.z-Eye glass, Wv.
tires. VIII accept trade OIL. n-S730.
CHEVROLET 1856 2-dr.: only 20
miles; large heater, defroster. some
Si'ie5; sos down, bal th rouSh
local bank. Dealer, Parkway s.
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lord So F-S; o.hv.. tractor, 2
speed. saddle tanks, 5th wheel,
air brakes. iO.00x20 tires like new;
orig. cost. So 800; sacrifice, 81 500.
HAiNES MOTOR CO, 5000 Bla-
densburg I'd, ne, WA 7-6500.
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CHEVROLET '53 2-dr. sedan: puSh.
button. radio, airflow heater, ex.
ceptional low mileage. 2-tone blue
ia. o-5R31
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KENYON-PECK

2e38 Wilson Blvd. Arl,, Va.
IA. a-aO0l Open til y p.m
DODGE in4s business coupe 10 b,
su stioned a 3sgl 2 2Attfh,vssly NJ
II Auc.ioneer. Dick Dompka.
DODGE 1855 4-dr. sedan. power.
eits, rsalo' I hsHts. ne cI.sn sond
In trade. ~. b-30fs.
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] BIB E.-W. Hwy, ST.. SpH. JU. 9-S003
BUICK ~ conv.; needs repairs: $50
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PARKWAY-FORD

MERCURY 194S sedan: r. and h.
| snow tires: good running cond
/ $3.50 or best offer Spring 4-64S2
MERCEDES "a 1900 sedan: blacl
with red leather in; showroom
lcond.; So 6q5
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LOVING CHEVROLET

BUICK '55 2-dr.; equipped, ivory AND
black finish; today's special price
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JEEP-TYPE 80: complete with n.y.
draulic drawbar. pillow. power take
of and mower: has both farm and
hwy. gears, driven only 5000 miles.
$3.50. HAINES MOTOR CO., $500
Bladensburr I'd ne WA T-650O
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THE SUNDAY STAR BOB
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. JUNE 10. 1856
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
NASH 1850 and Ford 1899; good
transportation; best ohers. 10.
S-36l5.
NASH as Ambassador 4-dr,: heater
and overdrive, good tires: good
cond.: Sl75. Ju. 9-5473.
NASH l947 sedan. 4-dr.; r. and n.
new tires; good transp.; 500.
JE 2-66IS.
NASH HEALY, 50
Fully equip. coupe. new paint, tires:
exceptionally clean; one owner. SO.
5-1467.
OLDSMOBILE 1865 "9s" de luxe
Holiday coupe; 9-tone green, fully
equipped power steering, power
brakes air-cond.: S",795; ccC guar
antee.
Capitol Cadillac-O lds Co.
1229 end St. NV ST $4,000
OLDSMOBILE 1862 4-dr. sedan;
900. OL. .-lbl2.
OLDSMOBILE "a '9s" Holiday cpe.:
equipped with. Starfire- hub caps,
r; and H.. Autronic-Eye, tinted
many other extras; $500 car
MOTORS, III. 5:s5s5. ~
OLDS '55 Super "SS" Holiday coupe;
fully equipped including power
steering and power brakes; 2-tone
light blue and white; sold and serv.
iced by us since new; $3.50.
POHANKA OLDS
Washington's Oldest olds Dealership
1l26 Goth ST. NV. d. 7-l0O3
OLDs So super "SS'' Holiday r.
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like new; $500.
TAKOMA FORD
s725 PINEY BRANCH RID.
SILVER SPRING, JU. $1,000
OLDS SO "SS" 4-dr.; hydra. r. and
h.. power brakes; good cond.: eo-
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OLDS 1851 Series "9S" 4-dr.; hy-
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S465. Call ST. 3-5S37 or EN-. u
1851.
OLDS SO super 2-door: hydramatic.
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BROS. ,oLps5. Wis. and Eilicott
call IKE 7-15oo.
OLDS 40 "9S' Rocket cow: DIX.
gr.: r. and b.. new seat covers:
$500. 1916 r. l. ave. ne. To-
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PARKWAY-FORD

5000 NJ ST. NV. FE. 3-22O4
DE soTos-5e VS. 4 door power
Ao Sne rs po WEB si sSi,G 5EG oaR
FLA AVE. NE. AT 9TH. 1t. 6-6464
DE- SOTO 81 4-dr Firedome VS.;
power steering, IL transp r. and
b., Wv. tires; excel, cond; coins
overseas; II ,055 or best offer. Phi.
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oLDs '55 super "ss" Holiday coupe:
fully equipped, including power
steering and power brakes: 2-tone
light blue and white; sold and serv.
iced bv US since new; S2.395.
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FORD 80 F-600 VS. cab and chss.
sis; 2-speed axle. 172" b.. heavy.
duty tires, heater: used very little
Sl,9e5. HILL a. SANDERS, Wash. :;
ave. NV. AID, $4,000. Open ewes
I'll q. Sat. til S.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD. IS. Victoria. T. and h.
! Eordomatic. power-uacked motor, 2
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cHEv. 'sS Dc luxs 2-door; r. and h.,
MOTORS. SOLO wis. ave. NV. Wo
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ANGLIA 1859; clean inside and out;
goou economical transp.: good RUB
Der. Price S2a5. 10. 2-2B2G.
ANGLIA "a ;s-dr.: 7. and h.. 2-tone
finish. like new throughout. One
owner; SOS. HILL & SANDERS,
Vermont verne o ave n rSro As. l-4so )
Open ewes. til .. Sat. til 5.
ANGLIA 81 lEnglish Fordl 2-dr.
green finish. heater, low MILEAGE,
good tires; Sla5.
PARKWAY-FORD
1880 NJ st. NV. FE. 3-2204
AUSTIN 1856 ALSO 4-door sedan:
4 months old; owner must sell. Reg.
Sl.s95, will sell 81 $50. 10. 5-2251.
AUSTIN "a 4-dr.: heater, leather
upholstery; $4,000 mi excellent
cond.; must sell; $9S5. IA. 5-0345.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE &

IBUICKS--4a sedanette, r. and h..
S240: 81 Super Riviera, dyna,, r.
and h.. $500 '52 Super Riviera
hardtop, dyna., r. and h., $l,099;
81 Roadmaster sedan, power stg.
and brakes, dyna,, r. and h.. S1,799:
80 Special 2-dr. 2-tone: dyna.,
r. and h. $1,000; So Super Rivi-
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NER'S CORNER, Buick Dealer,
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BUICK SO Super 4-door hardtop;
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Wv; tires. 2-tone, only 5000 mi.
S3,195
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$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-102O
BUICK 40: good running condition
$50 cash. 10. 4-0421.
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SILVER SPRING. ~. S-I000
CHEVROLETS 81 Bel Air 4-dr-, r
and h.. $40: '55 Bel Air VS. hard.
top. powerglide, r. and h.. Sl.Te9
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Fully equip, coupe. new paint. tires:
exceptionally clean; one owner. so.
5-746T
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OLDS ~ ''9S' Rocket cow: DIX.
gr.: ?. and h., new seat covers;
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frank Small, Jr., INC.

FORD '55 Fairlane VS. suniinei
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TAKOMA FORD

s725 PINEY BRANCH RID.
SILVER SPRING, JU. $1,000
OLDS '53 SIS" 4-dr.; hydra. r. and
h.. power brakes; good cond.. So
ing overseas; reas. offer. RE. 81
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1854 "2lO' 4-door
powerelide, r. and h.. 10000 miles.
excellent cond.. private owner
$l.295. MR.. MAuRo. RE. 7-40.7
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oHEyRo 6 I'm 81 I !s;tsCn panel sI ans
HILL { SANDERS. wssh.'s Oldest
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NV. AID, 4-4300. Open ewes. I'll
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CADILLAC '52 "6e" sedan; =. h
nyoramstic, power steering; in
beautiful cond.; a61.595: terms.
NJ MH9sLPE MOTORS, 1891 wis. ave.
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CADILLAC 1881 model "62": inn
macllate, one-owner car; orig tan
nnish; Wv. tires; your car in
trade. 1000 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
CADILLAC 1855 go" Special Fleet
wood sedan russell and white:
EQUIPPED. including power steer
ing. power brakes. General Motors
alr-conditioning, high compression
~ Dorado engine; S4,395. Gee
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TAKOMA FORD

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CADILLAC I952-Bankruptcy sale
'et g52 Fleetwood" Cadillac se-
dan by public auction at WEScH-
Ter s; 800 Z st. NV. Tuesday.
June II, at II am. Re- Matthew
United States District Court for the
District Of Columbia. Terms. cash.
90 v. MORGAN. Jr., Trustee, SIS
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~ = 81 7 :, VI . :. y "
MERCURY 40 4-door; r. and h
f ff s4E S noFSRs DUE 18th s aaa e
ave ne LA R-653O
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CHEVROLET IS 30 2-dr.: black
] -owner; only $1.4S5. Terms avail.
able. Over 100 other cars to choose
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-. -.nd ST, NV. ST. 3-260O
CADILLAC '52 go" 4-dr- sedan.
completely equipped. I owner. clean.
excellent condltion.sJA. 7-27S1.
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AUToMoTlVE MIscEL. Cont. !,

BUICK 1851 Special 4-dr. sedan;
r, h.. dynafiow. A real clean car.
$40 down with good credit. 1900
Bladensburx I'd ne
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CADILLAC boo "b." sedan; inter-
Tor styled by Fleetwood; fully
eouippen Including power steering,
gg99wzer- orakesi outstanding buy at
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CHEVROLET '55 conv. Bel Air VS.
and p, ,defr., .powerglide. Wv
tireS' black, white top: new-cal
eond. Dlplomatic JU. 5-1627.
CHEVROLET 1855 4-dr. de luxe VS.
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YhERc exce cob s 4dT ov Sedap low r ane
age: S175. ia. 2-137O.
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CUNSUL '53 4-dr.; heater and de-
froster: up to 80 miles to the gal
lon; glistening black finish: real
nice. S725. HILL & SANDERS
Wash.'S Oldest Ford Dealer, it1i
Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-4300
Omen eVes It'll O Sat I'll
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'55 Bel Air VS. cow
fully eauip.. I'm. for 30 mos. vii
accept small car from purchaser
ments. XII. 9-42O0
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siSeE qS Ms hSui AZ a. s tSfoo' hes'e'
PARKWAY-FORD

3010 N ST. NV Re. 3.2204
FORD ~ Crestiine 6-cyi. Fordor
beautiful c-tOne blue with contrast
ing scat covers. Fordomatic. r. and
h.. ctci must he seen 10 b. appreci-
ated warranted . months or s.
600 miles: special today, Si,14h
DEALfR, 2i5 Pa. ave. Sc. IL
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KENYON-PECK

1896 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
ia. 2-gU01 Open til g PM
CHEVROLET "a 2-dr. sed.; r. and
Z. one owner: 5000. bank I'm. cal
Mr.. Share. RAPLAN & CRAWFORD
tDodge-Plymouthl. 1920 Champlair
st. NV co S-R1An
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TAKOMA FORD

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4lOn Ga: Ave. NV, ia. a-29OO
JAGuAR "a Xxx TO Roadster:
white wired leather: peri. cond.
Papa wants but mama SAYS selli
Sl,995 or best offer. OIL. 4-2666.
JAGUAE 81 XK-I20. $4,000 miles.
like new. WO. $1,000.
JAGUAR '55 XK-l4O NC. white.
black leather. 5000: perfect: So
995 firm. III. n-RnhI
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AUSTIN
HEAT,EY

BFand-new 1856 800 models; large
selection of two-tones and solid
colors; delivered complete with wire
wheels, tonneau cover. heater, de-
froster, overdriye. 4-speed gear box
and, other extras Dealer for Austin
Healey, Austin. Morris Minor. MIG.
Bens. Porsche, WHY'S and other pop-
ular makes. Overseas delivery ar
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lOLDS '5e super 2-door: hydramatic.
radio, heater Wv tires; excep.
safety tested for your protection,
30-day written warranty. PAUL
BROS. tOLDS). Wis and Ellicott
st, NV. IKE; 7-13oS: sunday.
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RCuRY So Custom station wag-
;. low mileage; many extras;
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CHEW. 1855 conv good condition
must sell. OIL. 2-42O4 after , pm.
Sunday, call HE ASCOT.
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clean; low mileage: owner. A
steal: Sl.595. Call today, SLIGO
MOTORS. WHY'S Dealer. 962 Sligo
ave, Sill. Spg.. Md, JU. 7-90SO. or
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OLDSMOBILE 1855 "9S' de luxe
Holiday coupe; 2-tone green, fully
equipped power steering, power
brakes air-cond.; S.,795; cCC guar
antee.
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CHEVROLET 40 Fleetline de luxe
sedan; r.. and h. One Of those IN
usually clean one-family cars. sSa5
cash or s. down. $50 per mo
WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wisconsin
ave. NV EN- 301I0
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FORD ~ dump VS. F-600; new
motor. new brake drums and shoes.
excel. tires. frame 14-in. fish plate,
heavy-duty springs, 5;yd. bed; ex-
ready for work. MR.. PARKER.
IA. 5-OO06. 100
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AUroMoBILEs FOR SALE

DODGE lg47 club coupe with
heater; excel. condition: $3.50. Cell
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1223 end st. NV. ST. $4,000
OLDsMOBILE 1852 4-dr. sedan;
SSTH OJ o-TRl0