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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-01
Yama Bahama Fights
Gil Turner Wednesday

Middleweights Yama Bahama
of Bimini and Gil Turner Of
Philadelphia will trade punches
in a 10-found nationally televis-
ed fight Wednesday night, June
S, at the Miami Beach Auditori-
UNI.
The two ring veterans will be
meeting for the second time, the
young Bimini fighter having de-
ci5ioned Turner last June.
Both fighters are well known
locally anG have appeared here
on a number of occasions. Turner
knocked out Jimmy Morris in his
last Beach effort while Bahama
licked Jimmy Ford here in his
lat showing two years back.
Turner, a jolting right hand
hitter, has beaten such fighters as
Gene Fulmer (he won one of
three fights with the former
champion), Johnny Saxton, Ramon
Fuentes, Joe Miceli, Jackie La
Bua and Rudy Gwin.
Bahama, who.e real name is
VILLAIN Butler, holds victories
over Paolo Melis, Tex Gonzales,
Jimmy Martinez and Hardy
Smallwood.
In his last fight Yama defeated
Willie (Kid) John,on in Bimini
and prior to that he was defeated
by Isaac Logart.
Due to daylight saving time In
the east, the main event will be-
gin at 900 pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-01
Elks Big Jamboree
At Palms June 6

The Bills of South Florida are
sponsoring a social get-to-gether
Thursday night, June 8. It's .
night in the Forest with the Elks.
The spacious Palms in Hallandale
Is the spot selected for this big
janboree.
Heading the list Of entertain
ment ON this night in question
is Vickie Nelson who's popular
record Like A Baby" Is wowing
the "cats" and Roscoe q want TO
Do the Chicken) Gordon and his
orchestra.
"A big added attraction is the
exciting two door prizes O. a
televiSion set and a weekend all
expense trip TO Nassau. Advance
tickets are being sold by the Ellos
membership, North's Travel Blu
reau, 1104 NV 3rd Avenue and
the Booker Terrace Motel, 1900
NV 9th Avenue.
Your subscrT ton ticket Of $l.OO
will include 10th your admission
to the dance and your opportunity
to be rewarded Thu television set
or the trip to Nassau. Get your
ticket In advance and you do not
have to. be present to receive your
door prizes.
Thursday night, June s a mo-
torcade will leave the Elks Rest
a. Miami and Liberty City for the
ride to the Palm. All Elks and
friends are invited to participate.
Reservation for tables may be
made at North's Travel Bureau,
l104 NV Third Avenue, FIR 3-0757
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-01
SUNDAY, JUNE 9 is NAACP DAY

NAACP Sunday huge success"
he said. Bishop Nichols also ak
ed that each minister appoint
committees to begin campaigning
for memberships to be reported
on that day and that they take
after service collections to be sent
to the state conference Of
branches, 705 East Harrison ST.,
Tam:a, or to him at E d w d
Waters College, Jacksonville.
Meanwhile, the bishop has sent
letters to all branch presidents,
state executive committee MEM
bers of he NAACP and churchmen
asking them to support the mem
bership program. Appeals for CO.
operation were also mailed to DR..
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-01

With the effective ,pitching Of
the Boiler Brothers, the Mays
High Rams won the Florida State
Baseball Tournament!
In the first game, the Rams
eliminated Cocoa by a score of
ll-2 and in the second game, the
Rams defeated Carver of Delray
by a score of TO. This was a
tense moment. Emory Collier
aved the day by hitting a two
run triple in the bottom of the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-01
BOWLING News
BY ESTHER PRATT

BOWLING
A meeting was held Sunday,
May 26 concerning the rr"n'
tor of the Palm Bowl and tho
public. Some of the queSuoIis
that were asked:
/ Are you conscious of what you
say to people?
Some of the privileges that you
deprive the leagues Of?
After a long discussion a sat-
isfactory understanding came be-
tween the proprietor and the
committee.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-01

Tn. It ended with a bunt by
James Role who was thrown out.
The final game in which the
opponent was Stanton High Of
Jacksonville, was won by the
Rams l2-1.
In thiz game Jimmy Edge
combe hit double and a single;
James Role a single; Herbert
Pratt hit double and L. j. Bohl-
er a double. Excellent defense
was displayed by Harvey Cooper,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-01

TAMPA - Bishop D. Ward
Nichols, presiding bishop over
Florida's Episcopal District Of the
ANNE Church has proclaimed Sun
day, June 8 as ''NAACP Day"
throughout the State of Florida.
Speaking before a series of one
day conferences held in each dis
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-01

J. c Sans, progressive Baptist
Association; DR.. j. A. FinlaySon,
general state Baptist Convention
and to DR.. w. j. johnson of the
Missionary Baptist Association.
Memberships in the NAACP be-
gin at $500 per year. Member
ship material may be obtained
from the state office at no cost
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-01

trlct of the Anne Church in this
state, the bishop called for full
support from all ministers il
Florida in helping to make the
NAACP the strongest civil rights
organization in the state
81 expect each AME minister to
cooperate in helping to make
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-01

Open bowling. Men high game
200 and up:
Papina 225; Abraham Smith,
218, 207, 2l3; Jim 200, 2l7; Baker
Darden 211, 208; Chris Clark 2N.
Women high game $50 and up:
Dotty McIn .osh 1913; Mae
Tho1np on l68.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-01

THE MIAMI TlMES-"The Peoples Newspaper"
SATURDAY, JUNE I, 1857 PAGE
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-01
HEAD PIN TOURNAMENT

The public is welcome to come
and see the tournament at Palm
Bowl. Game time $50 pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-01

Curtia Young, Nathaniel Russ and
Wilbert Bryant.
PITCHERS SOUGHT BY
BIG LEAGUE SCOUTS
Bucky O'Neil, scout for the
Cleveland Indians, Is very high
on the Boiler Brothers, but can
not touch them because they are
ninth and 18th graders retpec-
tive4y. Pratt has been offered a
contract with one Of the Indian
farm clubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

newspaper women In Washing
ton is Mrs. Kate Scott Brooks,
now 95. honorary president and
the first president Of the
American Newspaper Wom-
ems Club. She began her ca
reer as music critic and news
writer on the Old Washing
ton Post in the days when
Grover Cleveland was Presi-
dent of the United States.
She became society editor of
the Post and the Washington
Herald and wrote news for
papers all over the country.
World Famous Contemporaries
Her contemporaries at vari-
Gus periods included such
nous women as Mrs.
william Brown Meloney, who
was on the Post with her;
Margaret Wade; Mrs Sallie
v. Pickett. who was society
editor of the old Times and
then of The Washington Star:
Roberta Bradshaw: Leila
Bathon, who still writes for
the Baltimore Sun; Virginia
Tatnall Peacock, who wrote
a valuable book on beauties
Of the 10th century. was soci-
ETY. editor of the old Post and
then Of The Star. and others
of the past and present whose
names and works are well re-
membered and admired.
Mrs. Emily Edison Briggs
(Olivia), who wrote on the
Washington scene from 1866
to her death in 1906. has q
right to a prominent place in
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Capital NeWsWomen
Have Made Strides

elaines of the White House,
Mrs. Coolidge was the very
first one to attend a function
given by the Ladies Of the
Press" She was also the very
first one to become affiliated
with a newspaper women's
group when she became hon.
orary member of the American
Newspaper Women's Club.
Significant Conferences
Mrs. Hoover's conferences
with the press were not many
but were significant as news
sources. Members of the Green
Room Group-as she called
those invited to the Green
Room in order to get a news
prospective at White House
functions-were seated at small
tables in the Red Room. The
First Lady would move from
table to table.
OF course. Mrs. Franklin
d. Roosevelt was the first
Presidents wife to hold weekly
press conferences. which the
gentlemen of the press tried
to crash in vain. The first one
was held at the Mayf1ower
Hotel the evening the Roose-
welt family arrived in WASH
ington a few few days before
Mr.. Roosevelt's first Inaugural
ton.
Mrs. Truman designated
her social secretaries as her
spokesman at press confer
ences, a system which endures
today.
Silhouetted in the story Of
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Continued From PAGE D-l2

Continued From Page Dir
nominated her husband for
President. In the White House
she occasionally invited news
paperwomen Of her acquaint-
ance to tea.
Mrs. Taft removed a number
of the restrictions Of the wonl-
en- covering White House So
cial functions.
Both the first and second
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson enter
tanned at tea for a select group
of newspaperwomen each sea-
son.
Mrs. Harding had been q
newspaperwoman as coeditor
of the Marion (Ohio) Star with
her husband and provided more
news gathering facilities and
bits of news. She invited news
paperwomen to the White
House for friendly chats and
exchange Of opinions.
Mrs. Coolidge's little get-to-
gethers with a small group of
women of the press on the
second floor of the White
House are treasured in the
memories of those who at
tended them. She made White
House-newspaperwomen his
tory when she attended a
luncheon given in her honor
at the Willard Hotel by the
Women's National Press Club
in the closing days of the
Coolidge administration.
While the women of the
press had been entertained
numberless times by the chat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

Washington's newspaper hall
Of fame. She lived in the an
cient mansion THE Naples"
at Maple square in Southeast
Washington. In 1868 she COW
cred the impeachment trial Of
Andrew johnson.
She sometimes depressed
from her straight news cover
age to make pithy comments.
%. as this was the highest
court In the land, 1t might
Justly be said that 1t was the
highest court Of culture. re-
finement, fashion, good taste
amongst the women. :" she
wrote. IF all the elements
that make men great were
found on the floor, it can as
truthfully be said that the
galleries were never filled by
so much purity, so much that
goes to make women the con-
Meeting link between men and
angels"
One of IL
Olivia was one Of the IL
women listed in the Press Gal
lery in the 1874 directory Of
the 43d Congress. an advance
from the four or five or less
previously listed. Mrs. George
D. Richards-who died in
l934--wrote a column for New
England papers signed Rich
ards" and served a long term
in the gallery. She was often
the lone woman there.
Among the famous publica-
tions, now in Washington's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

Washington Store, Mondays $3.50 Chevy Chase,
Corners Falls Church. Alexandria pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29

HOME BuILDERs-we are dispos-

ing Of an entire subdivision In pep
ular p G. Co. al cost 80 lots
streets on grade, sewer and water
installed, house connections partly
completed 49, Of cGrbing com
plete Ideal for SI1 900 homrs
VIII sell all or half and suborti-
nate 10 responsible contractor
piease urffa N pcx f-AC &C.,
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$3.50 JE. 2-1156
CHEVROLET '55 ls4-ton stake body,
ike new; $1,000. 10. 5-0155.
CHEVROLET 1865 s4-ton pickup;
green. r. and h.; thoroughly recon-
ditioned. only 81 l35
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FORD SO dump truck; top cond.
used by contractor in remodeline
business and has not been used in
eenl. hauling. Best offer accepted
IA R-I0En sys
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

$50 DOWN -iO0"x.00' rambler
sites Development; facing Colesville
I'd. past Silver Spring, Md 81 SOC
up. KAY REALTY CO. PA. $1,000
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MANY CHOICE LOTS
DIRECTIONS:

Drive : miles south Of Prime.
Frederick on Soiomons Island I'd
turn left at ST Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs 20 Office on shor,
81 Chesapeake Bay NJ & ROCK
HILL. INC Mail St Leonard. Md
Pnune prinNe FREDERICK 3nN-I
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FORD so l2-ton pickup. red. i'm
maeulate condition; new-car title
and warranty: only $i.349. HILL
q SANDERS, Wash's Oldest Ford
AID. $4,000 Open ewes. til o;
Sat til D
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COLORED HOME in st. Petersburg.
Florios. bedrms.. 3 yrs. old,
beautiful YARD, many fruit trees.
For information, cali TIE. 6-S337
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK SO Century convertible; fully
equip, 2-tone I'm. extra clean, l.
owner, JET MOTORS. 1884 Pa.
ave. Sc. Ii 1-22nn
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BoATS (cont.I

l HAVE 1900 cash for an inbosre
cabin cruiser. Call VIII. 2-7424
after Z pm.
AFT. CABIN DECK BOAT, lift
beam, flagship marine engine, com.
pletely equip, galley head; pilot
house; perfect for fishing, pleasure
for living aboard. Can be seen al
Woodland Beach Boat Yard or
South River or call Laurel. Md,
accept reasonable offer
11-FIBERGLASS bottom boat, new
- mp. Atwater Scott motor. sacri'
CABIN CRUISETTE $50; I5-ft. hull
hunks. fast. family boat: ST95
- hip. johnson. $500 Gathers
burg b55.J-l.
EVINRUDE SPEEDITWIN, % mp
compl recond.. with carrying stand;
a fast motor at a low price, S95
1906 Middleton lane, Bethesda
OIL. 2-563S
I3-FT. HYDROPLANE. Ford go
engine, trailer and extra parts
excel. cond.; $500 cash. 45O6 Mid
dleton lane. Bethesda, Md.
RUNABOUT. IL IT., weighs 1875 lbs.
car Top. Sl40. LO. 5-09s4.
CLUTCH TREAT" CLASS aux keej
sloop, hit OF N. Y. boat show; new
So: 25x2lx7 IT. s In. BY 1 It. 4 in
Sleeps two, head. icebox, galley;
inboard engine with starter; beau
tltul sailor Seen az Hartges Yard,
Galesyille, Md. on West River. Call
o.. 6.35dn. after : pm
BOAT LUMBER - Mahogany and
oak marine plywood in all lengths.
Boat frames cut. new eft. ma
hosany boat. ia. 1-1632
LATE 1896 CRUIS-ALONG. 10 IT.,
lapstrake; Gray, IFS hip: total
running time, 36 hours; new con-
dition. Too many extras to mention
in ad. Cost over ~ 900. will take
S2.993. $ 1000 down. Mr.. HINES,
CIR 5-66S7,
FOR SALE-l6-ft. outboard run
about, custom built OF lockwood
planking: batten-seam construc-
ton, 25-h,p. self-starting johnson.
remote control, battery. q cushions
new Sterling trailer, boat cover.
sell PROMPTLY, JE 2-2O16.
NEW 1857 CENTURY RUNABOUTs
ON DISPLAY
AHe hVN io~it. century Colt In
board runabout: plank mahogany
null, S2.295. now on display.
25-tt Chris-Craft sedan, with
new l0-h.p, Nordberg. $500.
gift Hurricane racing sloop,
with shelter top. stainleSs-steel rig
eine, nylon sail Sl.0a5.
"S-ft. Ssfticraft sedan: new mo-
tor excel condition
aft chris-Craft cruiser with
/ l5-h.p motor. 5000.
Trades and terms accepted. a.
naneins STEELCRAF'r-W WASHING
TON CO, Maine ave and NJ SITS. s.w
ST 3-Il4A
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TRAILeRS

INVESTIGATE before you invest
KELLER S MOBILE HOMES. / mile
south Oh Frederick. Md. on Routes
- and. 40 Pm MO 2-431S.
HOUSE TRAILER so. e. II. . bed
rms Ready TO occupy. y 900 on.
or oest offeI Call OWNER. WE
3t-FT. Pontiac . bedrms.. 9O-ft.
alum. awning. .l-in. built-in TV
NAV De financed so 5-50.s
TRAILER. 3xs utility, all-steel body
SLUG. Ewes. ana Sat, JU S-4S37
PACEsiAKRR 50. 3s #; . bed
rooms sacritlee WE. SASH
CALIFORNIA BUILT. vacation
trailer Is IT.. very clean and
modern. Also bolt-fast hitch. for
30 Ford. ia. T-0l7S
1891 ROYAL SPARTANETTE, as.
twin beds. extra-larg bath, harenl
lounge. Ska aluminium awning.
my personal mobile home for 4
wears. lofs down 10 qualified buyer.
JACK BLAIR, Maryiand's Largest
Spartan Dealer. White Plains. Sd
West 4-4b7l. 3 mi. south Of Wal
dort on Rue 3ui
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SHENANDOAH RIVER

River Park offers the ADVANTAGES
of the river and the mountain Lots
and cottages for sale. 5-acre private
PARK area for properly owners, com
plete with Altered swimming pool
For information, call CIR. 3-27S9
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 54 convertible, powder
blue with blue top and leather up-
holstery. Full power equipment.
Spring special. $685..
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD OIL. G-T70O
CADILLAC 50 Coupe de Vile: pale
yellow, black top; fully eqipped in
Guiding power steering, power
brakes, electric windows and seat,
Wv. tires, Autronic eye. GIN air
eond. sacrifice by OWNER; 1896.
EN-. 2-606f ewes.
CADILLAC 1851 "62" 4-dr.; hydra.
RnoMG to inside Ss 81 aHd s sIas 9 9OTe
SPOT delivery BELL MOTORS, 500
Wis. ave, NV. WO. $4,000.
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Historic Medley Hill

10 fertile acres improved with an
imposing lO-rm., center-hall house,
a fireplaces. new oil INV h.. huge
modern kit, l0Xlu front porch.
10x25 side porch Housing for 1000
chickens. 30x5n cattle anG hay barn.
@0x60 implement shed. farm fenced
ara cross fenced, ) acres wooded
% acres bluegrass; fronting on
cash side OF K - a; Bcal.Sville,
25 mi D C. $4,000 terms.
CHARLES r. JAMESON, BROKER
Poolesville 326,. or Erven W Butt
Agent GaitherSburg 723-J-ll
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AC ACE Roadster, SO
JAGUAR Coupe. 81
JAGUAR Roadster, SIS
JAGUAR Roadster. 81
JAGUAk Roadster 81
JACiJAR Mara VII 81
PORSCHE Super Coupe. SO
PoRSCHE, Super Convertible, "a
PORSCHE Coupe, 81
MERCEDES BENZ 220-A Sedan. IS
nlLLMAN Californian. 53
NC. I'd. 81
MORRIS MINOR IS
RENAuLT Sedan, 81
ANGLIA Sedan, 81
80 Others TO Choose From
JACK PRY, LTD. ~
Distributor for Mercedes BenS
Ala Romeo for i States
SINCE 1899 I4th AND p
ANGLIA. A WONDER CAR PROM
ENGLAND, 40 MI rs PER GALLON
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS INC
25ol Columbia Pike IA 5.a"23
ANGLIA'S and all other English Ford
products by Washington Oldest
'English and American Ford Deal
et' HILL A. SANDERS 1iI4 Yer.
mont ave n " AID 4-430d
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MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT

WANTED-Used Sleeps foot roller
or wabhle- wheel roller. good condi-
ton = o. BOX 100 Wilmington
Delaware
ENDLESS BELT. : Ply, straight
edge, soft S6-inChes. practically
new. $50 or best offer. KI g-SsS2
betw > and 80 pm
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GARAGES

BLAIR RID. N.W.-Mssonry. 20x22
overhead dTs. Concret floor
D.astered ceiling VIII 2-7552
REAR 1910 DOWNING PL. Ne
$40 per month Call BOSS a.
PHELPS, INC. MA. $4,000
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

TT LAUDERDALt Ren, urn du.
and shop OIL. 2.2f3l, 10 S.39tg
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIvE MISC.


AUTO RADIOS. new custom. IS.
bb 81 Chez. Ford Plym and
olners. $50 % an Used radios for
9iner models S9.95 UP. S3o-6.
DUAL CARBURETORS. air.cleaners
ana manifold for straight IS
bnlck may fit others; $50 or best
oier Walnut a-sASh
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GAITHERsRURG-s5 A. with long
hard-rd frontage; comfortable s.
I'm. house; oil h-w h.. Ice. mod.
Kitchen. mod. tenant house. barn,
pond, stream: ST.. BARBARA
9, ROSS. BROKER. Gaithersburg
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEW. 40 1Ia-ton stake; paint
almost perfect; always garaged,
perfect condition. Bargain. $275
OWNER, AID. 4-d3S3.
GMC. 6x6: all-wheel drive: c. anc
c. $4,000 mi; excel. tires; $3.50
Dunkirk 5-sS6S. JE, 2-9389,
USED TRUCKS-A-I. high value
all models makes and sizes See
Tq RRS SfIsgtSn OefaTe y4s iSy a
BladensburR I'd ne Ii 7-43O0
INT. I947 KBS IS" Ia-ton enclosed
van; good cond.: best offer. Can be
seen at rear of Chillum shop ctr
or call JERRY, HA. 2-3232 days
CHEVROLET 80 1-ton; 80, 900 mi.
4-speed trans; excellent cond.
$3.50 JE. 2-li56.
ike new; $1,000. Lo. 5-0i55'
CHEVROLET 1865 s4-ton pickup;
Green. r. and h.: thoroughly recon-
ditioned: only ST, 1875,
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
e636 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
IA. :-g0Ol Open Til $50
FORD SO dump truck; top cond.
used by contractor in remodeline
business and has not been used in
GEM hauling. Best offer accepted
FORD 80 ,a-ton pickup. red, i'm
and Mafra f1gdit aog ne% is HIS
q SANDERS, Wash's Oldest Ford
Dealer, TIA Vermont ave. NV.
AD. 4-43OO Open ewes. til 8;
FORD ST acton pickup: Fordo-
matte, heater, 2-tone green and
white. custom cab: like new. new :
car title and warranty HILL, &.
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer Lila vermont ave, nv.
AD. 4;430O. Open ewes til 8;
Sat. III ,.
DODGE AZ lla-ton van: can be
seen at ARISTo CLEANERS. 1919
South Capitol st.
r. and h.: extremely good eond.
ready to go to work; special today,
FRANK SMALL
1875 Good Hone Rd, Sc. LII 1-9647
REQ 1855 model F-20, with IA
nous Gold Comet motor. excellent
e.O0x2O tires all around. F1shplated
frame. Helper springs, custom grill
so " h4A iuliiilllE uEHLst tulS tFuck
ready for work. Short wheelbase for
either dump or tractor
HALEY'S FORD
LIST and NJ SITS Sc Ii. $4,000
1918 Pa Ave. Sc.
CHEVROLET 1855 s4-ton express
green. r and h.; will. do the work
OF a new truck; guaranteed sos.
Arl. Motor Co. (Ford)
1917 n. Moore St Arl.. IA. 7-siss
INTERNATIONAL 1865 Ia-ton pick
up owner 1900 actual miles.
Just like new in every way; guaran-
teed; Sl,045.
Arl. Motor Co. (Ford)
$500 S Col Pike. Arl. IA. r-s3lO
DODGE 1855
DODGE 1855 la-tone express. ss49
Kirby's Korner
Arlinsions Dodge Plymouth Dealer
10th and Wash Blvd IA. S-s3S5
We Don't Try-We Satisfy
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$1,000 TRUST NOTE

FOR Doctor. lawyer. school teacher
O. eminent worker. silent Investor
bank trust loan firm or lust plain
Mr. ard Mrs Doe. who have funds
inactive vhen such could be pro-
dUClng me ietuTnS This SiI .uUn
note ellis Tor s. sn0 net, curtailed
At Sijn per month at 50 PAYABLE
IL full IL 'hree wears or less Maker
dependable Security excellent
pho ie Timber Dupont T-lI23. II
70 L. a m OF . 20 8 and 8 70 Z o m
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TRUST NOTES FOR sALt
TO BUY. PLACE OR SELL End tru,

TO BUY. PLACE OR SELL end trust
notes EAST csll III Kraft TRUST
NOTE EXCHANGE NE s-4017
$1,000 End TRUST. o.. PAYABLE S35
mo Excellent white maker; - 500
Gail 10 S-t5d7
$ .6SS End TRUST, payable $40
mo. en- >iU. 900 4ee CT loan
Box 361-Y. Star zoe
S5,eO0 End trust. PAYABLE $50 mo
$1,000 down payment. excel. DIS
count ST 3-9433
GUAR sage md TP PAY $40
MO $1,000 lst TR. CLEAN up
PER NV PROP S@s0O. DI
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TRUE RANCH HOUSE
WATERFRONT PRoP.-RENT
VACATION PLACES

TT LAUDERDALE, FLA.-Flrn. du-
pick, long short term bass nr
ben, shop. OIL 2-@l1I. u. S-324g
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FARMS Cont

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FRIDAY, MARCH 20. 1887
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN

UP To $1,000 CASH for buildablc
nv d c lots Must he north Of
Calvert ~. After q, oil. 2-su7l
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK 1855 Super 2-dr. hardtop
power equipped. T. and h., turn
signals, w.-s.w. tires and other
accessories; 2-tone paint. white over
blue: de luxe. upholstery; -, 750
or make an offer. Call RA. 3-6972
after Il n m
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CHEVROLET So 1-ton; 1000 mi.
4-speed trans; excellent cond. I.
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont.

AUSTIN HEALEY SO. gray, blue
upholstery. excel. condition; never
raced Owner leaving country. VIII.
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