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Reese and Mrs. H. Kenneth
Kugel, card tables.
Also working on the benefit
are Mrs. Joseph Curry, Mrs. A.
L. Alderman, Mrs. F. Wesley
Evans and Mrs. George F.
Beardsley.
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ever recorded and because of
its resistance to time has been
called the queen Of LaceS."
Miss Sarah Lawrence cakes
was maid of honor for her
sister and the Misses Sue AL
lison Cakes and Margaret Nc
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CHURCH
NEWS
~ nIINET RAPTIsT

SUNDAY. September s. was
Youth Day In the absence Of
The pastor. Rev b II Hunter, Mr.
James Fott Of the University Bap-
tist church was pulpit guest. he
spoke from 55th Psalms IA YER
seg. Mr.. Fott Is a medical student
preparing for mission work in
foreign lands.
Miss Maudine Rice gave a nice
report or the youths trip 70 Dull
nth. The Youth department Of The
St Paul Choral Union presented
in a very fine program. The mid
week prayer services were well
attended For the month OF Sep
TENDER, the Docas Society, lead
By Mrs. Ruth Hayes Is In charge
Of the prayer services
We welcome at our services Mr..
Gaynell Corlle, Chicago, Illinois,
Miss Betty Dalton Minneapolis,
MINI.
The sick. Mr. Godfrey Rawltng
Mrs. Lillian Arnold, Mrs. Ruth l..
Mcdonald. Now that vacations are
over. we here a. BIT Olivet are
planning and looking forward to
busy TALL season and a successful
church year. Mt Oiiyet welcomes
you to visit with US,
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To Discuss Arkansas:
To Discuss Arkansas
Carly Speaks To
Mill City kAACP
Sunday Sept. ~

Rev Denzil A Carly. President
Of Minnesota state Conference OF
Branches. NAACP, viii be the
speaker at the September meeting
of the Minneapolis Branch on
Sunday. September "a. at 4 p m,
At ", Peters AME church, 4ist
81 and Fourth Ave SO
The subject Of Rev carty's adj.
dress win be Violence ia Arkan-
aas as Sanctioned by Governor
Faubua"
Dwelling on incidents occurring
in Little Rock, Arkansas In con
nection with the attempts Of Ne.
gro students 10 enter high schools
IN that city Rev Carly Is expect
ed "a indict the Governor OF Ar
kansas as dictator who has set
himself up in defiance OF the " s.
Courts. the Department of Jus
tice and OF President Eisenhower
and the Supreme Court OF the
United States OF America.
Reverend Carly win also report
20 the Minneapolis Branch. MA
ACp on the proceedings Of the
1887 National convention Of MA
ACP branches which was held IN
Detroit Mich IN june. Rev Carly
represented Minnesota branches
as a delegate 20 the convention
lie win stress the new NAACP
program Tor experimentation OF
the courts decisions against seq
regation in the schools and cali
ms for all out attacks against dis
elimination In housing travel and
public accommodations
Tentative plans are about com
pletcd 10 have Mrs l. G. Bates.
courageous president Of the Little
Rock. Ark NAACP branch come
to Minneapolis for the Sept 20
meeting
A. the branch meeting another
speaker Jim Luger housing
chairman for the Minneapolis
branch win outline tho campaign
TO secure an open occupancy or
dinance, an ordinance against dis
elimination In the sale. rental vur
chase leasing or acquisition in
other manner OF housing
THIS ordinance has been iutrn.
duced IN tho Minneapolis city
Council with bipartisan support
The author. are George Mar.
tens liberal president Of the
Council and Norman Stewart In
dependent alderman af the 18th
ward
II IL under consideration by
the committee on ordinances and
Legislation Charcd By Kent
Youngdahl liberal second ward
alderman.
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REV ISAAC BisAkEY
FILLED DULUTH PULPIT

Rev Isaac Blakey Of scandia.
Minnesota, took over pastoral
duties for Pastor Elijah McIn-
tosh Of Calvary Baptist church.
Duluth. Minnesota who Is attend,
ing the National Baptist Conven-
ton in Louisville Kentucky "A Il
was youth day. Rev Biakey spoke
on the subject, Remember Thy
Creator In the Day OF Thy Youth
Accompanying Rev Biskey TO
Duluth. were his wife. daughters,
Lorraine, Judy. Carole Blakey and
sister, Mrs Catherine Church
Mrs Blakey and daughters uIru-
ished the music FOR the service
Most o. the numbers were com
posed by Mrs Blakey
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

Christ and the Bible" a most
inspiring message was delivered
Sunday, by Rev Joseph Jackson,
Rev jackson was guest preacher
as Pilgrims pastor Or, Floyd
Massey Jr., was attending the Ma.
,ional Baptist Convention In
Louisville. kentucky with Or
Massey were Pilgrimites Lydia
Brown. LueIla Brown. RoSIe An
derson, worda Guthrie, Emmallne
White. Mr.. B. r Taylor and Rev
J w Phelps The group returned
on Tuesday
Visitors 10 Pilgrim were Mrs
Katie Lawrence, the houseguest
Of Mr.. and Mrs John Dorsey and
Mr. Charles Northcutte OF Mime
apoiis.
Mr. Henry Thomas, 722 Iglehart
and Mr. Robert Williams. s22 St
Anthony were reported shut-in,
Next Sunday evening at 7 p m.
The Missionary Society Service
win be held
The Baptist Youth Fellowship
has planned powwow for the
2ist Of this month al Battle Creek
Park II you are a teen age mem
Der OF Pilgrim but do not belong 70
the Baptist Youth Fellowship,
contact Mr. Leroy Cunningham,
Nj. 6-60i1
Trustee A. " Han closed the
service with the dedicatory pray.
err You are always welcome AZ
Pilgrim, The Church Of Lofty
Friendship SHERIFF. Mazingo
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ZION BAPTIST

- = 4
The morning "ofsalp - 80
opened with me Pro ssas9i,14 ~
HAL ne fo"ef ~ 1es'ia ssai,'e
Inc sefap'lEs seasou w. ~ p
CoFFlhtfAafla ~ ~ -, Ile $3.50 {
covering thc tuaP'' lailes ~ "a,-i'
dlifereat members Nilt1i1 tRs sA-
TIRE BODY ot Chflst. Inc tsAt ~
the assistant pastor sermon 49, !,
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School Crisis
Emburrusses u. s.
All Over World
fconsinued from page u

Continued from page y
telscast of q crowd was that 81
the first school day in Nashville.
where John Kaaper had aroused
some Df the white citizens There
the ~ cameras caught the dis
torted expressions u mob u
white women who jeered and
cursed Negro mothers who shsp-
herded their children home after
the first days classes Nashville
schools we're still desegregated
however as late az Wednesday
despite the dynamiting Monday
night School population was
heavily reduced but school author
ities zaid they believe they will
return 70 almost normal by the
week end. following public re-
wilsion following the dynamiting
Meanwhile number Of ma
tional figures including secre-
tary ~ State John Foster Dulles
said Indignation trouble In the
South has adversely affected
American prestige in Asia and
In Africa The 4. :. has been
embarrassed all over the world
he said.
The Voice Of America, dedicated
% selling America was busy as
Il could be, telling the story OF the
failure Of American democracy IN
the South this week Voice stra-
tegists decided that il would be
better 10 have the Voice" tell
the sad but true story than have
Russia tell and more than likely
distort H.
Adlai Stevenson, publicly sup
ported the Presidents statement
on his plan to uphold the Consti-
tuition, but added the current
double talk used by some politi-
clans that laws don't change pee.
pies hearts. that only understand
ing and education win help
Observers say this kind Of talk
from leaders in both parties has
emboldoned parts Of the South in
It's determination to resist the Z.
8, authority on the school de
segregation issue
The action Of Gov. Faubus Is
seen as a major step in the CON
spiracy 70 halt school dessgrega
ton
Both Minnesota y s. Senator's
condemned the Arkansas sltlia
ton precipItated by Faubus
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NEW HOPE BAPTIST

Sunday. September g. Rev
Kneely Williams chose for his
subject, Faith In Conflict" the
text was read from Eph 6,i5
Above all take the shield %
faith. wherein We shah be able 20
quench all the fiery darts OF the
wicked All enjoyed the spirit
filled message Registered visitors
were Mfr r. l. simons. Mrs NJ
Thomas and Rev u l. Wilson Of
Minneapolis
Mr. James Cryer has returned
from Los Angeles, where he at
tended the funeral service Of his
grandfather lie has our sympa
Thy and prayers
The mission society viii meet
with Mrs Clara Jones. T68 Rondo
Az.
We congratulate Mr. and Mrs
n F'ulford ON the arrival OF a new
baby boy.
The Rev n Wilson viii bring
the message on Sunday. Septem-
Der rs A program Is being plan
ned FOR our building tusd drive
visitors are always welcome --
Mrs. Clara Odell, reporter
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Bishop Gomez
Attacked BY Irufe
Michigan Posfor

Grand Rapids, Mich CAMP
The peace ard calm which had at.
tended constructive and success
fal session % the Michigan Con
ference u the AME Church was
shattered here Tuesday night
when bishop Joseph Gomez the
presiding prelate ~ the Firth
Episcopal District, was attacked
hy the Rev s NJ Davis ~ the
Grand Rapids Community AME
Church
fingered BY transfer from his
present pastorass. Davis followed
RSshop Gomez into the church
study after the conference had
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GARD or APPRECIATION

wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation for the
received from thoughtful friends
many cards, flowers and prayers
and neighbors during my recent
illness
shall never forget these many
expressions Of real thouRhtfulness
and good will which most certain
w comfOrted me.
Mrs Walter Bledsoc.
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In MEMOKIAM

In loving memory OF our dear
mother and grandmother, Mrs,
Pearl Wilson, who passed away
three years ago, September Ia,
1854
Oft and Oft our thoughts do
wander
To The grave not far away,
Where we laid our own dear
mother
Just three years ago today
Sadly missed by daughter, Mrs,
Sophronia Allen and granddaugh-
ter. Mrs Pearl Dobbin and family
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Second Anniversary
OF Grocery Store

Mr.. and Mrs Earl 3 Williams
have announced the observance OF
the second anniversary OF their
gracery store, the Eleventh Ave
nue Market, at 729 nth Az N
The williams opened the store
on August 30, 1858.
The couple said they appreciate
the patronage t.~Y have received
from patrons who have come from
all parts OF Minneapolis.
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e.T.u. Duy At Zion Sunday

BTU Day viii be observed at
Zion Baptist church Sunday, Sept
rs at 7.30 p. m. A variety Of tad
ent from various Twin city
churches viii be heard
Miss BTU win be crowned by
Mayor r. X Peterson Arthur
Cunningham Is the director
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sum Of s.. 900 Involved

Needing the request Of the
Grand Rapids Community congre.
cation. Bishop Gomez had ordered
the transfer ~ Rev Davis 10 a
church in Detroit The conference
commission had also decided to
pay the approximately 5000 COW
ering the expenses ot conference
80 the church instead af 10 the
pastor 50 that the bills contracted
for could be paid. Davis Is said to
have been angsred because that
check was not made payable to
him
A the conference closed for the
year Bishop Gomez went into tho
study to change hts robe and vest
meuts and prepare 20 leave the
city II was then that Davis after
string q oaths ard threats nm
ally struck the bishop The later
fought back but was considerably
unnyrved after the encounter
The bishop has Tire power 90
suspend Rev Davis which he did
At once ard lay opinion here IL
that the minister viii be expelled
from the conference ard have his
license revoked
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CONTINUED from September 9
Ealtlanj
Democracy stands ln ita great
sst danger and the security ~
American people ~ most lmPeFil~
lad when the constitutional pro.
csaa Ia BY passed or completely
thwaftad
And II we apply that sense ~
perspective referred ~ earlier, We
recognize that The whole picture
~ racial change during the past
year lB not composed only II these
gloomy aspects Many ~ the
current Developments were In
oyitable once the Supreme Courts
decialon waA hnnde1 down and
should have been expected by
thoughtful observers aa necss-
aary. though agonizing phase OF
the emerging maturity ~ the
American people
For people can improve only aa
fast aa they can learn the learn.
lug process can be aponded but
people cannot be saved against
their viii Therefore. the very
fact that va have autefed this
eliminating phase ~ struggle and
suffering can give as a grim kind
or encouragement akin % that
felt by tho lost traveller Who Httll
must work hla way through moi
some, Shiny dangerous tunnel.
but Who sees al the tunnels end
the bright HkY ~ clean freedom
The very smaneuistiun 81 the
Presidents ulvil fiehta proposal
demonstrates not merely the ex-
int"hor ~ raactionHry oppoAi
ton. but hlan that parliamentary
devices were employed M a laat
resort 10 Withstand the desire 81
dsmonntrabis majority 81
American voters 20 protect the
Negroes right to vGta.
8imilATY, while school despFre-
cation has proceeded 80 anaifa
pace, with less than 10 per cent
81 the southern school Giatficts
thus far defeutng 70 the Supreme
COURTS dsclsian II Is also tue
mat courageous example has
been set by SOME dedicated school
bnafdss North Rnd South, many
northern communities have reoog
hifed for The FIRST time the *
lHfHncn ~ q 10 fayto school arF
fnEation banvd upon housing uoE
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been dismissed and swung several
heavy blows. striking him in the
chest and face
Rev Davis, who is said 70 be
normally belliEerent, was az odds
with hts congregation A commit.
tee from tho church had waited on
Bishop Gomez during the confer
snee and insisted that Davis not
be returned 10 the Grand Rapids
church
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con'f sove People Againsf VIII
Lester Granger Discusses
Problem Projected BY
School De-Segregati0n

Editors This is the concluding ustalment u the
address delivered Urban League National Conference BY
Lester - Granger executive director NJ Detroit Michigan
September 8
The first iustaIlmept appeared Ia this publication sept
comprehensive discussion II the problems facing
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4 low priced want al in this
newspaper win rent your apart
ubcnt pronto,
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the league and the nation a. a
whole. thia newspaper considered
Mr. Changers address worthy "
roprinting in its entirety 81 this
paper
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CHEVROLET so cdr. sedan: green,
Wv. tires, =. and q; clean. good

ssas sts.cn w 1sSS p si%s's
down. BELL MOTORS, b0fO Wis.
ave. NV. We, we; $4,000. 10 yrs. IN
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
HILLMAN MINK

~ 4-dr. sedan: latest model
other extras: 1900 mi; powerful
new eng, carefully broken In. never
abused. Save hundreds over new
car cost. 10 2-0010.
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KAISER 81 4-dOor sedan: :. and
h.. hydramatic trans. new tirsl
and battery: very clean. owner
e99iHnng overseas, must sell immed.'
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equipped. must sell this week end;
So, 400 or best offer. 10. 7-12l5.
RUNABOUT. 1879 III. B-h.p. john
son motor; $3.50 or best oter.
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BOArs
RAkVahiftrn

,EvlNRuDE 1887 ab-h.p. generator
Cost S664, selling S425. CAN so
| cHRIS-CRAFT engine, l45 hip
2-1 reduction gear, like new
complete, 1918. OIL. 0-2336.
RENT A BOAT; see the REGATTA
( COLUMBIA ISLAND MARINA
Pentagon Lagoon. DI. 7-0l73.
35-FT. MODIFIED FRIENDSHIP
sl0op fully eauip. with ali neces
eary cruising gear: entire boal
ana equipment in excel. coma
SHADY OAKS MARINA, UN
1-6001.
ALuMA CRAFT MODEL I'd. IA It.
Master Graft trailer: accessories
OF. .-S7d6,
l5-FT. 1897 new nodded FiberRlas
with steering ana hardware. cosi
$3.50, priced at $400. CIR. 3-2463
EXPRESS CRUISER. 21-ft. ecottie.
Craft, 40-h.p. OBJ. Mere, wal
extras, 12-v. gen, encl, head, run
water, canopy; cost $4,000 last
year, sac. for $500. See at Berth
o., Occoouan Marina. JE. 4-0062
IS
l6-FT. REG, sNIPE sAILBOAT. re.
Gently reflnished; $500. excel
nylon sails. OY. 3-I5b1 Is
15-FT. CABIN CRUISER. fully
equipped, must sell this week end;
So, 400 or best offer. 10. 7-12l5.
RUNABOUT. 1915 IL. b-h.p. John
son motor: $3.50 or best otfer.
WE. 6-9e31.
SOFT. CABIN CRUISER, needs re-
pairs, sleeps 2, excellent, lis h.p.,
Chrysler marine engine, 2-i re-
duction gear, $3.50 as Is. Can be
seen at ROLAND SCOTT AND
SON. Deaie. Nd.
34-FT. BAY BUILT CABIN, $3.50;
or best ofier. IA. 4-1104.
l2-FT. ANA 1858. 1O-h.p. john
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Call AP. 7-s60S.
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SAILDOAT. lost. ''snipe,' dacron
$3.50. OF. 3-iOio.
THIS BOAT, 20 IT,. IS yours with
n nsx x-e roEu eon ned 20 M9f 9ns
after 1880.
mis- LA-N H. nVAl 70 i've on u
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extremely roomy and lots Of free
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completely Fiherglassed: trailer.
Price, $1,000 Call BILL BROWN.
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la-FT. RUNABOUT AND TRAILER.
almost new: $3.50. WE. 500.
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THE NEW 1855 Century Coronado
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l7-ft. kisSins runabous and trailer.
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CO 5-sI22 Open S:S0-iO' Sun. I0-s
JAQUAR. 1852 xK-I2O coupe; ex-
Gel. condition throughout. Call
Mr.. CLAY. AP. .7-OS00; after .
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2411 Bladens. I'd. NE, LA. 0-1O77
PACKARD '49 super 4-dr. sedan /:
GOOD: Si,Sb. XII s-iA67'
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| SAILDOAT, lost. ''snipe," dacron
salts; cedar plankine. ? yrs. old.
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iTus- TRUCKS WAITED THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW!

N. c. DEALERS pay top dollars for
cars. wagons, VILLAGE MOTORS,
l4th.R. ]. ave. ne. AD 4-0444.
EVANSVILLE BUICK needs used
cars desperately ANY make. any
year any model We viii pay the
highest cash price anywhere
or give YOU the biggest trade-in
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cannot dtsappoint our customers.
Bring Us YOUR car now cash
Or trade, we're going al out
Call Ap 10000. FAYETTEVILLE
BUICK. 1901 Rhode Island ave-
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SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars
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trucks. station WAGONS. HYATIS-
WILLIE AUTO SALES 1920 r, J.
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1919 TO 1881 e or a ton panel;
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cash or exchange S4Db 2t-inch
RCA console ~. IN beautiful
condition rs part payment. NO.
HIGH PRICES PAID old cars.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


BUICK AS cow; white: looks and
5 s.as4ss ood' new tres $3.50. EN-
top: best color: 1900 mi: ike
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orlE. owner. DC. 4-0062. 15s
BUICK 80 Riviera super; dyna.,
ah er ~ Nv All W. sSoei; c Ss,Ss (
after o pm.
BUICK 1865 Century 4-dr. Riviera
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brakes; absolutely IKE new: traded
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ARCADE PONTIAC
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BUICK 40 Special coupe: good con.
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CADILLAC "a Sedan: oriSinai g
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FINkx BRANCH MOTORS. ~.
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VIII take SS.ssb. Cash. trade or
BLASS & CLARK
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AID. 4-Dea2
CADILLAC 1888 7-passenGeF lin
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AUT0MOBILEs FOR SALE

oIDs 1855 Super rs" Holiday
sedan. loaded with equipment.
81. 1888: Si86 down. Star Ppntiac's
exclusive California finance plan
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OLDs '57 sSS" new 4-dr, hardtop;
p DSs us ssse5i1S and sr; asS, mile
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C 1II6yIso .aal nRaS 2;sO0FGos0Ssaa
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ISETTA
CONTINENTAL MOTORS. It'd.

Up to 90 milea per gallon Of gas
See this amazing car today. Dis.
tributor for Isetta
eQoQ p n n
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CHEVROLET 1855 "2i0" 4-dooT
hagdtop; s cyl. pcvergllde. I.
and b., green and white; $1,000.
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HIGH PRICES PAID old cars
wrecks. etc. We tow. Quick serv-
Ice wa. 7-003i, ~. a-el02.
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0LDsMOBTLE '57 "98' hArdtopi
fully equipped, al power equip
ment. Price. $3,496., AP. 7-1s3S
OLDsMOBTLE 1886 Super "Ss'
Holiday coupe: coral and white.
very clean: power steering, power
3, ses Priced to sen ct only
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STAR POI Pontiac

Wash,'s Leading Pontiac Dealer
407-427 Fla. Ave. NE. u. 6-7206
OLDsMOBTLE 1872 Holiday hardtop
coupe; hydramatic, r. and h.,
excel. Wv. tires: clean new
bonded brake Job. reason for sell
ing, have 2 cars: for apt. call
IA. 6.2A4h.
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,EVlNRUDE 1857 a6-h.p. generator
Cost S66a. selling s425. Can so
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LLOYD-WAGEN

LINCOLN 1855 Capri 2-dr.; 2-tone
green, peri. coTd.; from orig.
owner; $3.50. Cali HI. 4-0ss5.
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fpIcAsEE MAPS OUT WHERE eNERS SICK
or FURNITURE le CONC 10 SET IN The
NEW APARTMEhT--
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BUICK 81 Estate Wagon hard.
new new COS cost $4,000. 'G snsr. ss.so 10
orlg. owner. JE. 4-00d2. 15s
BUICK 80 Riviera super; dyna.,
3 bargain: Call wo. e-sOaO,