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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-26
divers Report On
Vacation Trip To
Eastern States

Back from an eventful vacation
trlp 10 New York City and other
eastern points are Mr.. and Mrs,
Oscar W, Oliver of 600 w, Central
Av, with a long hist OF interest
ing places visited. While in New
York. the divers were guests at
the Hotel Bristol. in the heart OF
the Great White Way.
Included among the many in
teresting places visited were u
ferry boat trip to and a tour OF
Staten Island. q visit to the
Bronx Zoo. Columbia University,
Cathedral OF st. John the Divine,
st. Patrieks Cathedral, Rookie
teller Center, Radio City Music
Hall, one OF the show places OF the
nation.
They also visited the Empire
State building which Is lo2 stories,
or l+72 feet high, and up to It's OBJ
servatory tower. which affords a
spectacular view OF New York
City at night. To Brooklyn. and to
Coney Island. A highliGht of their
sightseeing tour was visit TO
Hyde Park. ~ Y, the ancestral
home and birthplace OF the late
President Franklin u. Roosevelt,
OF great interest was a tour OF
the library and museum, which
has a vast collection of works Of
art including the Royal Exhibition
room. the late presidents room as
a boy and to his graveside In the
Rose Garden.
A tour was made up the Hud.
son river To Poughkeepsie. n Y.
to Bear Mountain Inn, TO West
Point U. $, Military Academy,
where they saw many ships In
storage from the last war. They
are called Moth Balls"
While in New York they attend
ed many television shows, includ.
ing Steve Aliens Tonight" big
Pay OFF" Strike II Rich" Arthur
Godfrey's Talent Scouts" and his
morning show, Tic Toe Dough, "
Arthur Murrays Party. Name
That Tune" and the "$6t. 900
Challenge.
From New York. the Minneso-
tans went 10 Princeton. N J. and
were the house guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Matthew English and were
also guests OF Mrs. Lucy DeBosc
While there they made a tour OF
Princeton University and Palmer
Square and tour TO East Orange
n. J. TO visit their cousin. Mrs
Fannie Jenkins. a local teacher in
the Junior High School. ride
through the Hudson Tunnel and
saw the Jersey Palisades.
Enroute home, the divers Wis.
tied friends in Chicago.
The vacationers brought greet.
ings from Mrs. Myrtle Williams
Of Bronxville, N. Y. 10 her many
Twin City friends.
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visiting Mr.. Hatchett's uncles,
Roy, Walter and Fred Hatchett,
aunt, Mrs. Grace Hall and other
relatives. They were the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hat
chett, 4o44 Fourth Av. S. In honor
of their houseguests. the Roy Hat
chetts were hosts at dinner at
their summer home, "Biueberry
Hill" in Stacy. MINI. on Sunday,
October 81. Other guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hat
chett, Mr.. +. NJ. Clark, Mrs.
Grace Hall. Mrs. Jessie Shepard,
Fred Hatchett. Harry Jones and
little Marcia and Sandra Scott.
The Robert Hatchetts left for
their home on Sunday evening.
Hospitaiized: Mr.. Eugene Johni-
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Social and Personal
z MINNEAPOLIS

Week End Visitors Mr. and Mrs Henry Lewis of ST. Louis
Mo- were the past week end of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Glenn 364O Fourth Av s. The visitors were extended many
social courtesies during their short stay
Family Guests Mr. and Mrs Robert Hatchett and infant
son, Robert DR. OF Evanston H. spent few days in the city,
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Richly eolored. oil wool fsbries ..
stripes. pIoids and hubby we've, siriL.
insIy accented with bright hishlishts.
Styled 10 create . slim athletic look.
Terrific SsIeetioo-3b 10 44--ssoulars.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS RlRrHDAYs

Oct, ~ Mrs, Naomi Whitaker,
ol9 Girard Az. N,
Oct. - Mrs. Gloria Rhodes.
22o5 Elliot Av.: II, Il, Richards,
SA2s Oakland Az; Mrs, T. q.
Breeder, 1909 Olson Highway.
Mrs. Ida Moppina, Ss2l Fifth Av,
5; Clyde II. williams. 1881 Port
land Az; Annharad Fraction,
3S4i Clinton Av,
Oct 20 William A. Glenn, SoSt
Smelling Az; Mrs, Marian Miller.
1901 Bryant Az, N. Gladys Dye,
$685. Minnehaha Az.
Oct, 80 Mrs. Leon Bilcs. 1908
s. Sixth St; Mrs Helen Thomas.
1918 Clinton Az Augustine Burns
400 E: seth St: Almeda Jones,
1929 Chicago Az
oct 81 Mrs. Lewis Seaton.
1912 Clinton Az; Albert Higgins,
22lo FIfth Az, s; Mrs, Mae
Stewart 1909 Seventh Az, M
Wendell Gilchrst, Ssa6 Second
Az. s; Leota Tanner B26 Ere
mont Az. N; Mrs, Mildred Kirk,
al22 James Az. N; Carolyn
Williams. S6i4 Clinton Az
Nov, Mrs. Enols Thomas,
SSos Firth Az. =.
Nov 2 Mrs. villa Carr, 3942
Firth Az s.; MIR, Edwin Carr,
3942 Elfth Az 8. Emil Moses.
pos Emerson Av, N, Mrs Juanita
Sims, Sot Bryant Az M Joe
Napue. 5l3s Humboldt Az. N.
Lawrence Anthony Hayes, 1907
e. 2ist St, Mrs. Raymond Wal
lace, 36As Smelling Az.
Out of Town Birthday
Oct "a Lorenzo I'm, Pitts
burgh, Pa. Joan Washington,
Pittsburgh, Pa
Oct 30 Maynard Catchings,
Nashville Tenn; Richard Gale
Mound, MINI Mrs, Barbara Long,
England
Nov. Charles W Washington,
Dayton, Ohio. lrma Clardy, New
York City
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Adair 400 Bryant Az ~, ~
years,
oct. ~ Mt and Mrs Robert
Lyle. 1898 Firth Az, \, ID years
Nov. 2 MIR and Mrs Charles
u. Curry, asa0 Firth Az 4, "a
years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-26
Instant Puddings Moke
Delicious Sauces
Shakr a "Sanny' Sauce

Have YOU discovered that versa.
tile instant buildings make dellc-
ious sauces sauces that are
simply wonderful spooned over
fruits. gelatinc desserts and cake ?
Wen today We suggest serving
such sauce with an angel food
cake 81 your own making. or tho
store bought kind And we've
chosen strawberry Favored in
slant padding mix because of It's
luscious pink color.
Best Of all, there's q new and
delightfully."- easy way TO prepare
this sauce You just pour az cups
cold mlk, y cup cold light cream
with little sugar and vanilla into
shaker Then add the pudding
mix. cover tightly and shake for
one minute. Nothing could be sim
pier even "a child can make ~
Just before serving stir gently
once or twice, then pour II into a
sauce dish 10 be spooned over
slices Of cake and stand by Ia &C
cept your Just desserts" of your
family or guests
strawberry sassy Sauce
"a cups cold milk
y cup cold light cream
2 tablespoons ugRr
u teaspoon vanilla
package strawberry instant
pudding mix
Combine mike. cream. sugar
vanilla and pudding mix in
a shaker, quart jar or other suit.
able container with tight nd
Seal tightly and shake brisldy for
minute. or until we'll mixed Pour
into bowl and let stand 10 rct
takes D minutes Just before sery.
ing stir until smooth and creamy
Makes 2 cups.
Note n desired sauce may he
chilled just before serving, stir
until creamy
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL

Visiting From Missouri Mrs, Arthur Badeau and Mrs.
George Gates of Kansas City, No. will here Friday for
week visit Mrs Badeau will be the house guest of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Rogers of $50 Rondo Av and Mrs Gates will be
the Of DR. and Mrs George Berry % of 9S3 ST Anthony
Az The Kansas Ctans will be honorcd guests bridge
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ST PAUL

oct. ~ Mr., and Mrs, u n,
Massle. abp Carroll Az, ~ years.
Oct. 20 MIR and Mrs, Garland
Hunter. AIa w, Central Az, ~
years.
oct, 30 Mr. and Mrs. James
Adams, T2s Rondo Az. two years
Nov. 2 Mr.. and Mrs. James
Taylor. 1884 Thomas Az, eight
years,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07

Average July temperature in
Jerusalem, Israel, is 74.5 degrees,
cooler than Chicago (8D, Tucson
(84), and Toronto (75.O.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07
Seize Translation
Of Yank's Hate Publication

OBERANINAERGAU, Germany
(JTA) A rabidly anti-Semitic
tract, 1900 copies of which the
Federal Investigation Agency con-
fiscated early this month in this
Alpine town, is actually the Ger
man translation of an American
hate publication.
Called "The Bankers Conspir-
acy of Jekyl Island" the confis-
Gated German volume was trans
lated by veteran German W.
batter Guido Roeder and brought
out by his local publishing house,
the ''Widar-Verlag." Shortly after
the first World War, Roeder had
a hand in issuing the first German
edition of the Protocols of the
Elders of Zion"
To advertise his new publication,
Roeder distributed vast quantities
of printed extracts illustrated with
cartoons showing Bernard Bar
UGH, Henry Morgenthau, James p.
Warburg, Felix Franfurter, Da-
vid Lilienthal, Admiral Lewis L..
Strauss and other prominent
American Jews. The book itself
is a German translation of a vol
ume issued in the United States
two years ago under the title 'The
Federal Reserve Conspiracy"
Author of this American origin
al is Eustace Mullins, a writer of
hate literature once employed by
the American Petroleum Institute
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07
Phoenix 571b In Review
Snosbing IsroeI Bond Sale, Coolidge Womons Arms Gift
Robbis' Denunc;otion Of ACJ Among HighEghts

added to the Jewish Social Service
staff Civitan Club organizes
boy scout troop for physically
handicapped youths Eight for
mer Arizona Golden Gloves cham
pions participate in the first of a
series of amateur boxing shows at
the Jewish Community Center
Jan Peerce and Artur Rubinstein
give concerts here.
APRIL 81 - Singer Jan Bart in
spires purchase of $50, 700 in Israel
bonds at eighth Israel birthday
celebration.
May IL = All but one UJWF unit
finish 1856 campaign successfully
campaign critique shows Mrs.
Florence Frank elected secretary
of Arizona Conference of Social
Work.
May Is = Four Arizona rabbis
join rabbiS throughout the coun-
try denouncing American Council
for Judaism Rabbi PlotIin
selected by U. S. Civil Air Patrol
to tour Israel with five cadets /.
Max RamenOfshy to be West
Phoenix High School exchange
student in Germany; 9th e r
Phoenicians leave for European
travels Jeanne AbrOmOvitz Sc
lected representative to Girls State.
June 8-Jewish Community Coun-
Gil votes .$61 900 loan to United
Jewish Appeal ROslyn Gross,
Jean Kadish, Joshua Ritchie, and
Jerry Nodiff receive scholarships
to Brandeis Camp Institute
Rabbi ElOzor Weiss to be first
spiritual leader of Congregation
Ayn Yaacov Ladies Bikur Cho-
linn presents $4,000 to Kivel Nur-
sing Home.
JULY 27 - Rabbi Harry Schect.
man accepts Roosevelt, N. Y. Rab-
binical post Bill Nuremberg
elected AzA district sergeant-at-
arms.
Aug. II - Phoenix Jewish Com
munity Center swimming team, led
by Jerry Wick'S 50-yard freeStyle
victory, ties for fifth in Arizona
AAU Junior Oympics at Tucson
Western Society of Business
Publications presents general ex-
cellence award to Irving L. Diam
ond, Arizona Beverage Journal
publisher State Board Of
Health honors Henry Lesson, re-
firing Arizona Sanitorium head.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07

Pauline WuertZ, contributes So, ,OO0
to strengthen Israel'S defense
$40, 900 in Israeli bonds sold during
National Action Day for Israel .
Center plans to conduct nursery
school :. Mrs. Edith Baum, jew
iSh leader, dies Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Chanen interpret for visiting
Russian journalists.
Dec. 3O-Civic leader Jack Kemp
ner dies Dave ROderick, Jew
ish Community Center athletic di-
rector, appointed deputy commits
sioner for National Biddy Basket
ball for Arizona.
Jan. 13 Nat Silverman reel
ected president of the Jewish Com
munity Council Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt to speak here :. Uni
ted Jewish Welfare Fund leaders
set to raise $4,000.
Jan. 27 - Harpo Marx to head
1856 UJWF kickoff dinner Will
of Mrs. Regina Foster leaves large
sums to charity Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Nobel, winter visitors, do
mated $4,000 to purchase site for
Kivel Nursing Home for the aged
and infirm.
Feb. 10-Rabbi Ydel Dow dies +.
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Dushlin
of Jerusalem to speak here.
Feb. 24-Rabbi Harry Schectman
of Congregation Beth Ell announces
resignation Eli GOrodezEy Sc
lected for outstanding community
service Phoenix Community
Relations Committee urges the
United States to ship arms to Is
rael.
MARCH 8 - Herman Miller ell
ected president of Jewish Commu-
nifty Center Myra Scult crown
ed Purim Ball queen Phoenix
Zionist Council urges people to
ask U. s. Senate Foreign Rela-
tons Committee to check Ameri-
can Near East policy Don
Fam captures two titles in city
bowling championship.
March 80 = 1856 UJWF drive
misses goal Temple Sholom to
receive charter and install new
officers.
April 13 = Jerry Smith re-elect-
ed president of Congregation Beth
Ell Arnie Rosenberg chosen
Arizona State College student body
activities vice president Mrs.
Samuel BrOdsky, case worker,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07
Builders Say
Loan Cut Hit
Israel Hard

TEL AVN (JTA) - Private
builders meeting here charged
that government policy OF with
holding credit from them had cut
building by 30 per cent in the first
half of 1855. The charge of dis
crirAination by the Ministry of FL
nance against private builders
was made at the Builders n d
Contractors Association meeting.
They also charged that despite
extensive activity in the past eight
years-over 200, ,O00,0 900 pounds was
spent in 1855 alone - the housing
situation was difficult"
The private builders and con-
tractors claimed that the Finance
Ministry is opposed to private ini-
tiative in the field. Claiming to
have built 40 per cent of all build
ings in this country, they al d
that government policy had made
both cash and credit scarce.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07

A non-JewiSh Coolidge woman
gives $4,000 to Israel for arms pur-
chases, Arizona'S four rabbis join
in nationwide rabbinical manifesto
denouncing the American Council
for Judaism, singer-humorist Jan
Bart inspires purchase of $53, 100
in Israel bonds.
These were among the high
points of the Jewish year 5716 as
reported in the Phoenix Jewish
News. An issue-by-issue review of
the Phoenix Jewish community s
top news, beginning with the Sept.
Is, 1855, edition follows:
SEPT. 16 Congregation Ayn
Yaacov opens new synagogue at
333 E. Portland New cantor,
Norman Migdal, assumes duties at
Congregation Beth El Rabbi
Albert Plotkin installed as spirit
ual leader of Temple Beth Israel.
Sept. 3O-Rabbi Morton C. Fier-
man named director Of Camp for
Living Judaism at Saratoga, Calf.
Three awards for the Union
of American Hebrew Congregations
were presented local B'nai Birth
lodge at district convention, in
cluding one for the outstanding
Boy Scout Troop.
OCT. IA - American Zionist
Council sponsors new radio series.
''The Bible in Action"
Oct. 28-Ice cream manufacture
ers cancel plans for meeting at
Camelback Inn on Restricted Gil
entele" issue !. Israeli scientist DR..
Nathan Robinson, to deliver paper
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07

Committee in New York and who
sued it earlier this year for breach
of contract. Mullins is now direct
or of two Nazi-style bodies, the
Aryan League in Virginia and the
Realpolitical Institute in Chicago.
The German version of Mullins
tract, which Roeder issued short
time ago, was confiscated in an
unprecedented step taken at the
direction of the Bonn Ministry Of
the Interior on the basis Of court
order.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07

at first world symposium on solar
energy in Phoenix DIR. Moshe
Landau, justice of Israel's supreme
court, visits here.
Nov. IL Beth Ell Congregation
observes 25th anniversary
Hollywood stars to appear at City
of Hope charity ball.
Nov 25 Jewish Community
Council observes 18th birthday.
Dec. 16-Coolidge resident, Mrs.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07

Brides! If you married since the
last election, you have to register
again to vote in the Nov. 6 cleo
ton. Be sure your new name is in
the book.
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shoot 10 kill or merely attempt TO MAIN him."
A painting. hoarse voice from the corner replied
Don't shoot - don't shoot. Get these damned
dogs off me-
Well. since we had the young man SO to speak,
at disadvantage, Wilkins and trussed him up
with roller towels before we tied up the dogs too.
and called the police. He did have gun, which
he had had no opportunity to USE being other
wise occupied. He also had the ladys handbag,
under his coat. He turned sullen and stubborn
about confessing. but he still had the pay ROLL
a sizeable wedge, in his pocket; and the police
felt sure that his gun was that which had killed
Sol Brunk.
II developed. too. in the course Of conversation
that Sol Brunk's girl friend was serving a term
in Jail.
they departed. police, murderer and ALL
some time later. Lola rolled compIacent eye at
Happy, who was still, however, little upset and
snuffling at the back door in a menacing manner
Wilkins. the hero Of the incident. draped blanket
modestly around him. made coffee for US and
went back to bed. The lady said softly, 1T was
so sweet Of you to believe me. Mr. Wickwire.
About my sense of time, | mean. Some people
don't
glanced at her white wrists. neither Of which
wore a watch. "Oh, yes" | said. when we
were at the vets you said it was twelve minutes
after seven. ] had looked at my watch | knew
that you were right But there was no clock in
the vets office, and you didn't wear watch I
didn't add that had not believed her until
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remembered that small fact, and that its oddity
had nudged at me earlier in the evening without
making itself clear. ! said instead, ITS a very
unusual gift
"Ah, we'll, it's only one Of those things, she
said and sighed Somehow il rather annoyed
my late husband -
Your iaie =" swallowed hard During the
chat with the police had Of course learned her
name. which was Maisie Blame. But that was ALL
I'm widow" she said. That's why it was
so hard to know what to do. mans advice,
especially about investments - why. what's the
matter, MIR. Wickwire?''
Nothing" said. "A slight touch Of vertigo"
"Oh - that money. MIR. Wickwire. that twenty
thousand. You see. I'm going to buy an oil we'll
- that is, there's no oil discovered there yet but
feel sure there will be. And my banker opposed
it so strongly that just drew out the cash. But
Id like your opinion - Mr. Wickwire, really
you look quite ill.,
mot at all. I'm sure you're right about the oil
we'll. lied and controlled a shudder But was
conscious of kind of emptiness within me as
pleasant little dream Of blossoms whisked itself
away
took her - and Lola - home And she
is an utterly delightful woman. She is also now
very rich woman as not one but two oil wells
came in on the land she bought.
But the fragrant little dream of unidentifiable
blossoms has never returned. Besides, there is
Lola. ! really cannot permit Happy to make so
shocking meSalliance. - The End
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DE SOTO '53 custom 4-dOor sedan
delightful 2-tone blue finish. har-
monzing interior, Wv. tires. r. and
h., auto. trans; WATA guar. sale
priced at only $685.. Free Top-Value
Stamps with purchase,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '52 Tudor; radio and heater,
transportation special, blue: $685..
6-month or 6,000-mile warranty.
2 BIG LOCATIONS
Northeast Motor Co. (Ford)
900 Bladensburg Rd. NE. Ii. 7-S3O0
l27O Bladenshurg Rd. NE. Ii. 7-2500
FORD '55 Victoria 49,; radio and
heater, Fordomatic, red and white,
very sharp: $1.S95; 6-month or
6.0O0-mile warranty.
2 BIG LOCATIONS
Northeast Motor Co. (Ford)
920 Bladensburg Rd. NE. Ii. 7-s3O0
1870 Bladensburg Rd. NE. Ii. 7-2500
FORD 1856 Customline S-cyi: per-
feet cond.; completely equipped in
GLIDING T. and h., auto. transmits
sion, power steering, padded DASH
board: low mileage; price, S1,S75.
Diplomat. must sell. EN-. 3-07SS.
FORD '52 Custom "S'' club coupe;
r. and h.. 2-tone paint; good tires:
% nice low-mileage car: guar. 5000.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. LII. 2-9S27
FORD 1887: so h.p.; 900 mi. on
overhaul motor; $1,000 actual mi.
Excel. cond.; $780, AP. 7-2142. =
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sssan stEsn So SacE an5 red nsh
with corresponding interior; push
button r. and h., power steering
and brakes, plus Americas finest
engineering, make this an excep-
tional buy. Can finance with $295
down. ROYAL MOTORS. INC,
400 Ga. ave. IA; $4,000. CHRYs-
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CHEVROLET '53 "210' 4-door with
green factory finish: r. and h., seat
covers. fully warranted family car;
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CHRYsLER '53 Custom Imperial Sc
dan: outstanding, very low mileage,
l-oWner car: fully power equipped.
also radio. heater. Solex glass, Wv.
tires. many other features: unusual
valua at 81 RQS
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OLMSTEAD MOTOR co,
Frank Small .Jr Tnc
EDMONDS (Ford)
329s Wilson Blvd, d., Arl. Va.

FORD "a Custom ''s'' Tudor: one
careful owner; blue and white finish.
matching custom seat covers. heater,
turn signals: S1,095; written guar.
TRIANGLE FORD
3010 r. !. AVE. NE. DE. 2-63O2
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WHEELER, INC.

81 Windsor sedan;
mission. seat covers; Immaculate
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYsLER 1916 4-dr.; immaculate.
MoToRs' SOLO wis. ave. NV. Wo.
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wheeler, Chrysler-P Plymouth

DE SOTO 1851 de luxe 2-door Sc
lustrous dark-blue finish. auto.
trans and heater, top mech. shape:
priced to sell fast; only sos down.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC, 400 Ga.
ave, Ia. 9-2900. CHRYSLER,
PLYMOUTH. IMPERIAL.
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OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
Arlington's Odds Dealer Since 1885
1000 WILSON BLVD. ia. 7-S400
DODGE '49 de luxe club coupe; ex-
cellent; sacrifice, terms. $50 down.
MR.. ROPER, LA. 6-2700.
DODGE 1913 club coupe; 7. and h.
Special one day, $50. VILLAGE MO-
TORS, 14th st. and r. !. ave. me-,
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DODGE 1855 Royal hardtop convert;
1890 mi. powerfiite, power steer
ing and brakes, 7. and h., Wv.
tires, many accessories. / owner;
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cHRYsLER-PLYMoUTH. WHEATON
1925 GEORGIA AVE. LO. $4,000
CHRYSLER 1855 New Yorker de
luxe; automatic Transmission, power
steering and power brakes; also,
Wv, tires. radio, heater;f really
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEW. '65 de luxe. "21O" 4-dr.: very
clean car; priced well below market.
Stock No. 2404. S1.295.
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Frank Small. Jr.. Inc
ROSENTHAL Chevrolet

CHEW. '54 4-door; very economical
transp.; in peri cond. best buy in
town. Stock No. 2451: priced at
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CHEVROLET '55 VS. station wagon:
r. and h.: blue and white: S1,790.
HORNER'S COR. Buick Dealer,
Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii. 6-6464.
CHEVROLET 1865 VS. Bel Air con-
vertible. red and white: radio. heat
er. powerglide; Wv. tires: extra
clean; S1,ae5
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CHEVROLET 1852 Styleline de luxe
4dr. sedan: excellent condition
throughout: approx. 10000 actual
miles, fclly equipped. including
radio. heater, Wv. tires. etc: l
owner See and drive this beauty.
ONLY S145.
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cHRYsLER-PLYMouTH. WHEATON
1925 GEORGIA AVE. 10. $4,000
CHRYsLER 81 VS. New Yorker q
DIR. sedan: T. and h.; $500. HOR-
NER'6 COR, Buick Dealer, Fla.
ave. ne. at 9Th, Ii. 6-6464.
OHRYSLER 1853 windsor 4-dr.: gy-
romatic; immaculate; SS95, S195
down. BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis.
ave. NV. WO. $4,000.