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Arkansas State press., 1957-04-12

Ronald WATSON
The House and Garden club
held its regular monthly meet
ing April 2. at the home Of Mrs.
claud Snowden. with the presl
dent. Mrs. W. N. Albritton. pre-
adins. Mrs AIbritton discussed
with the club their responsible
ties as members. The club was
happy to receive a new member.
Mrs. H. d. Brookins. who gave
the group several helpful house
held hints The hostess served
delicious refreshments. and the
group adjourned to meet April
3 at the residence Of Mrs Al
britton. so4 N. Car. The club
win sponsor a bazaar April ~
7:s0 D. m at the home Of MIRA
Sherman Warren. so4 N. Arksn'
sas street
Arkansas State press., 1957-04-12
Dr. Torch

tVsnaannsa frun pAgs -,
Sshercr did not answer hat CUES
ton
Later. however. pressed By
Farmer for q definition Of In
American Activities scherer re
Piled that -thsy are the kind Of
activities IN which your client
ensagea-
Torch wss subpoenaed from his
home In Nashville. Tenn, 70 tes-
tify before that committee right
after he had attempted to enroll
his daughter. IN . soealled Color
ed school. the only public
school within walking distance
Of his home. following the su-
preme Court decision Of May II.
1854. outiawing segregation in ed
ucstion- He was then serving
"a head Of the Fisk university
mathematics department and vice
president Of the Tennessee MA
ACP State Conference.
II was brought out at the trial
that one Of the witnesses who
had asserted In 1850 that Torch
had Communist connections in
1871. Mrs. Martha Edmiston, has
been convicted Of fraud. and nat
another. her husband. has admit
ed that he also committed the
same fraud Of which his wife
had been convicted. although he
was never tried for it
Lorchis other attorney. Judge
Hubert 7. Delany Of New York.
submitted q motion 70 the court
listing 1s reasons Why the case
shouid be thrown out
One Of these reasons Is that
the indictment alleges that the
1854 hearings were supposed to
concern themselves with invest
eating Communist activities in the
Dayton-YeIlow Springs area.
where's the Un-Americsn Activi-
ties Committee I'D not ask Torch
q single question concerning that
area Another reason 3 that the
Arkansas State press., 1957-04-12
Jackie
(Censanssd frsn Page one,

(Contanssd frsn pagc sse,
executive, rates the Milwaukee
Braves and Cincinnati Redlees
behind the Dodgers. he said In
April 10 issue Of ~ Guide. Sur
prisinsly. he picks the Pittsburgh
Pirates to finish In fourth place.
basng 1t chiefly on Bobby Bra
CANS managerial ability.
The Yankees have clear sailing
in One American League. Robin
don believes. They help them
selves everytime they make a
deal. They're concerned about
Mickey Mantle's knee but Mas
tie himself doesn't seem worried.
And don't forget Yogi Bsrra. At
ter the way he beat us In the
Series last year, I respect him
more than any other player" he
said.
BROOKLYN has men like Glen
Labine. Don Resent and I'd Roe
buck in the bullpen- That's what
makes q ball club the ex-Dod-
ger observed
While many observers regard
Catcher Roy campaneIla as the
main performer In the Brooklyn
attack. Robinson has other views
-csmpy Is not the key man; its
Duke Snider. I base that on The
fact that II Snider hit wen last
year. we won. When he was In a
slump. we lost
This is the way Robinson SECS
the final standings IN both lea
gus
NATIONAL AMERICAN
BROOKLYN New York
Milwaukee Chicago
Arkansas State press., 1957-04-12

students Meanwhile. DIR. Owen.
who also In chairman Of the 0w-
en- college board Of trustees. an
nounced q $4,000 special finanei-
al effort for improvements 81
Owen college with the first
$4,000 drive 10 end this June.
The history-makins actions TAX
en- by the convention gave the
college financial status a. an edu-
cational institution currently
without endowment.
All these significant steps were
taken when educational. surveys
indicated the young institution
can hope for early sccreditation.
with fra target date being De-
cember, 1858. A twoyear college
has to turn out three gradual
ing classes before Il can be reg.
ionally accredited and officials
indicate this time element and q
library Improvement are the
principal hold-upa
Pssidens watkins said In my
opinion the convention. through
lie action and in special Imam
ciai support has removed the
major obstacles to sccreditation-
II u the opinion Of our faculty
that we win have little difficulty
meeting the technical require
ments. These things being true.
we anticipate only q favorable
report when the evaluatins com
mittee Of our sccrediting agency
comes 10 Owen
The Tennessee B. N. q Z. Con-
vention brought the college IN
1916 for S376ooo from the Liter.
airy Society Of st. Catherine Of
Siena. They took possession In
July. 1858 paid off the total In
debtedneS which was not due
until 1850.
Reconditioning and improve
ments started when the college
was first purchased and BY The
time of the history-makins tran
action this March. outside sp-
praisors valued the land Ut Sis2.
200, the buildings 1t $777 500 and
other fixed assets 1t 7o,s2s. PRES
dent watkins reports that cur.
rent total assists. including inven-
tories. are well over . million
dollars
Arkansas State press., 1957-04-12

lost Miss Floszis Mae Cooper of
Ut Zion Esptis1 church. wiz Be-
guest pianist. c. Toles. worthy
patron Ct tie Local lodes ana
state pianist o. 81 James grand
lodge Of Arkansas viii introduce
the speaker. Hrs Mary smith
johnson Is worthy mztron Of the
local o. Z. Star. Ths public u
invited to this very inspiring
Palm day service
Arkansas State press., 1957-04-12

diciai To the interests Of the u.
s.
A statement by a State Depart
ment official In Washington con-
corning the world War II draft
status Of Worthy was an effort to
befuddie the basic issue In the
correspondents test Of the De
partment.s power 10 dictate
where American newsmen may
travel abroad.
Robert Cartwright. acting d.
rector Of the State Departments
Bureau Of Security and consu-
lar Affair." In reply 10 question
Ing before the Senate Constitu-
tional Rights Subcommittee said
that federal court records reveal
that Worthy was found guilty OF
violating the seleetive Service
Act In refusing 10 report to a
conscientious obiector camp.
Malin. commented that Cart
wrisht'a statement seemed m ef-
fort 70 tarnish the reputation Of
Worthy.
Mr. worthy's draft Status b
question now before the Senate
Committee. whether American
reporters have the freedom Of
wholly extraneous 10 the central
movement to travel abroad and
inform the American public Of
news developments In various
parts Of the world. We hope the
Committee and the public viii
not be deluded by this attempt
to draw attention away from the
fundamental problem" Malin
nid.
The Departments statement.
Malin continued. was reprehensi-
BILE In view Of its previous ap-
proval of worthy's passport In
1851, 1858 and 1855 and its know
ledge that Worthy had been clear.
ed for permanent Pentagon &C
creditation for visiting military
installations In Korea and elts
where.
Pointing to Mr.. worthy's ex-
PLANTATION Of his draft status. re-
leased in Chicago Last week. the
ACLU spokesman said the De-
partment could have BEEN fairer
and more accurate II II had ex-
planned the reasons Of conscience
and racial discrimination which
prompted Worthy to refuse mill
tary service. his later At exem-
ton on physical grounds and the
fact that the Department Of Jus
tice had nolle pressed the case.
The ACLu head stated that
the State Departments statement
would not lessen he Unions sup
port Of the Worthy case. We
expect Mr.. Worthy viii move
speedily TO press his appeal to
the Passport Appeals Board. and
II necessary. TO the courts. In
these legal proceedings. he win
be aided by ACLU counsel We
regard the Worthy case as the
prime test Of the Departments
arbitrary power TO dectate to the
American press where they may
travel abroad. This power Is con-
trary to the First Amendment
right Of freedom Of the press and
also raises the broader question
Of the right Of freedom Of move
ment generally
Arkansas State press., 1957-04-12
Worthy

tCsatiuned frea page enc,
cent travel TO and within CON-
munist China was contrary TO
known and existing U. S. for
eign policy and otherwise preiu-
Arkansas State press., 1957-04-12
PHYLLIS WhEATLEY

IN - fSoE "o@i
Miss Edna Douglas formerly
chairman Of the Board Of Man
aeement will deliver the Pep
Talk at the Kick-off Of the 1857
membership enrolment campaign.
Mrs. Ailene Oliver win give .
recruiting skit Many former
board members captains and
workers win be on hand to get
the drive off to q flying start
co-ehairman Mrs. Adell Woods
and Mrs. EAella Rawls have re-
cruited . strong team Of cap
tains and workers for this years
drive. The winning captain will be
crowned Mrs. Phyllis wheatley
of 1857 at the close of the drive.
Mrs. Bernice Moore reports q
very interesting and helpful
meeting Of the Southwest Region
al Conference at Dallas last week.
Despite the storm devastation the
meeting which was interracial
was largely attended and was
highly inspiring. Mrs. Moore will
make q report on the conference
at the May meeting Of III Board
Of Management
The Y-reens are busy making
plans and raising funds TO send
delegates to the Southeast Reg
ional conference Of Y.Teens which
will be held In Blue Ridge. North
Carolina In June. Mrs Alice John
son and her Y-Teen committee
are planning q colorful tea for
May to help on the project.
The Board Of Management. Mrs
l. p. McCullum. chairman ap-
proved plans for YwcA Open
House on April 70 In recosni-
ton of National YwCA Week. A
hishlisht of the Open House win
be the Annual Flower Show Of
the sY Beautiful Garden club.
Mrs Annie Harris. president A.
dult and .Y-Teen clubs and class
&c win have exhibits. All mem
bers and friends are cordially in
vited.
The second membership coffee
hour will be held Wednesday,
April IL . 40 D. m These
membership meetings are spon-
ored by the Adult Activities
committee Mr. Allene Oliver.
Arkansas State press., 1957-04-12

The second membership coffee
hour win be held Wednesday,
April II . 40 D. m. These
membership meetings are spon-
sored by the Adult Activities
committee. Mrs. Allene Oliver.
chairman.
, 1957-11-23

change to right-hand driving is now.
ADJUSTING LIGHTS has its disadvantages and
will give more trouble than expected. It will be found
that this system will not be worth the time and
energy. Why, then, not make the change once and for
all and have it over with?
, 1957-11-23
Editorial

WHY NOT THE REAL THING?
THIS BUSINESS OF r~ight-hand driving has been
batted back and forth so much that it is taking on a cir
cus-like atmosphere, and now the Police Department
has added one more step which is bound to further COM
pIicate matters. Where this paper stands on the matter
Of right-hand driving is well known because ever since
1914 we have been plugging for the change.
THE REASONS for wanting the change are obvi-
]ous. First, practically all automobiles on the island are
Of American make, and all Of them have right-hand
drive. Second, the right-hand drive is used because 1t
affords the driver the most advantageous view OF the
road, and command Of his vehicle. In these Islands the
reason for the change become all the more obvious
when it is realized that the roads were built with horse
and-buggy traffic in mind. That is the reason many OF
our roads are so narrow. But times have changed and
so have conditions.
THE CONTROVERSY which has been stirred up
land which we are happy to see) should bring out a
number Of points on each side. Before. it is all over,
those citizens who are not too timid will be expressing
themselves and giving their reasons one way or the
other. If the Department Of Public Safety behaves as
we are convinced it will, then it, too, will be presenting
its side of the matter, and in the end the public will be
much more enlightened than at the moment.
AS SEEN FROM this point, it would seem to us
that the matter should have been taken by the horns
once and for all. Now, if ever, is the time to make the
change. and once that is done, then all the experimental
and intermediate steps will no longer be necessary.
Now. too, is the time for Senator Merwin to come forth
with the very excellent suggestion he made some time
ago, and make the weight Of his position felt in the
matter. Lest there are those who either did not know,
or who forgot, it was no less public figure than Senator
Merwin who suggested that he time to make the
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RELP-W0MEN
SECRETARY

Partner Admiralty law arm de-
sires competent neat secretary. un-
der 40. Legal experience helpful but
ditions. Salary open. ST. 3-76kh
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HELP-W0MEN
2
SALES
WOMEN
5000 WEEKLY

we auueu married women Will
children to our sales organization
so days ago who had no previous
sales experience. Their gross earn
iings for the month Of April were
Mrs. Jean, s1,495, and Mrs. Lucy
about Sl.41O; Their take home pa,
Jean, 81 .O5O, and Mrs. Lucy, 81 ,Oi0
The difference between the gross ant
the take home pay was set up, II
deferred commissions which the.
will receive within the next few
weeks. II these earnings interes
you. why not spend 30 minutes o.
your time and thoroughly investigat,
this unusual opportunity. We will b
happy to explain every detail to you
then you can decide whether or mo-
II Is for you. Qualifications: AZ,
5000. white. car essential. pleasant
personality and neat appearance arr
important assets. No previous salei
experience. necessary. Substantial
weekly salary while learning. Fol
personal interview. call any day
including Saturday and Sunday
from am. to 8 pm, Mr.. Lee
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NEW uSED-cAR LOCATION
18th and L SITS NV. ST. 3-7107
FORD 81 Fairlane 800" Pordor
sedan. low mi; fully equip: excel.
cond. Call AID. 4-l414.
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co

cHRYsLER 1855 2-dOoT hardtop:
FULLY eagip;. I owner. except,
clean, ~. 1926, Ask for Jack white.
ROYAL CHRY9LER, INC, 1901
II. !. ave. ne, WA. $1,000.
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KIRK MOTOR co.

FORD '54 Victoria; / owner. lady
driver; Fordomatic; low mi: I.
and h., power brakes; 2-tone:
S1,095. OIL. 4-O9b6
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CHRYBLER 1871 sedan; good con-
dition: SIS. UN. 4-s7bl.
CHRYsLER 1857 300" hardtop
coupe; power steering, power
brakes: white inish: fully equipped.
custom genuine leather interior;
very low mileage: extremely well
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1000 Ga. Ave. IA. e-4s00
CHEVROLET '6B "2iO'' VS. 4-dr.
full 2-tone blue and-Vhite nnish;
exceptionally nice; S1.399. HILL
q SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
P Rp s-4soc S opsS sy. ave All RT g.
aaturdaY III s. "
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lcoNTINuEpl

ron sALE-A psnlAsul.eS g: .sE .auIa,,
3Oi In King oeoree County. %
acres. clear, high. level ground.
Price, $4,000; E; ., Pates, RI. RED
Law Building, Frederlcksburg, Va.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA: 40 miles per SALON; the
ideal second car.
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS
ia. b-9223 Open TIL Q
AUSTIN A4O 'b3 4-door; heater.
snow tires. S645 cash, Wednesday
and Thursday only. Wo. 6-7Ol4.
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'53 0Ids S1O95
80 Pack, S1O95

400" 4-door: T. and b..
ultramatic. power steering
and brakes, l owner; very
low mileage; l-yr. guar.
avail.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,

FOR sALE--one whole city block;
fourteen full-6ize lots. three hum
dred feet water frontage: one
building rents for St2O pcr
month. Excellent location for mo.
ts SoSs f Se,i i99'i ~ school
colonial Beach, Virginla. Price,
ala, 800; good terms. G. 8. Pates.
RID 3, FrederickHburg. Va
pATIl3 MASSEY INSURANCE A.
REALTY, Law Building, Pred.
sfiekfbufa. virginia.
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LINCOLN '54 2-dr. hardtop: l0aded
with equipment. beautiful orig. nm:
ish. A l-owner car that you viii
payment
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WITH ~ M, I' ~ I "a ~ I, g.,
LARGEST wHsHiiiNdToN DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN, NV. M 2-1O2O
cHRYsLER 1852 Crown Imperial;
~. p sHps ysTy s clean AL 10y Emile mile
Royal cHRYeLER. INC, 1901
RI i. ave ne WA 7.1nn0
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

7-RM. LUXURY WATERFRONT
water canal. is min. TO Atlantic
Ocean from back yd. = covered
patios. underground sprinkler sye-
TEN, carport; ; bedrmS.. : ceramic
tile baths. built-in oven and range,
Florida rm., sliding glass wallis.
Palm trees, tropical plants, 2-level
boat dock. Call DT. 7-310O.
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MACHINERY end EoUIP.

WANTED-lO-in, circular saw. q or
In. jotnter, ila-h.p. newalt cut
on saw. planer. misc. clamps. work
benches. etc. Quality equipment
only. IA. 5-30sJ ewes, RE
7-7646 daily.
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KIRK MOTOR CO

4UUU Ca. Ave, TAl 9-4SO0
DODGE 81 Coronet; heater. Wv.
tires: clean, good motor; body IN
eNcal shane Call M o.agnA
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Suburban Cadillac-O ldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda. Nd OIL 6-77O0
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OLMSTEAD Odds

1855 Sedan De vile:
beaUt. mountain laurel finish.
S mss sSP sc eO 9iDeees pence "D scSlp
seat. lust Ike new, So. sos: also
Cadillac '55 hardtop. full power
4-way seat. See to appreciate.
80. sa5. HYATTsVILLE AUTO
SALES, 1920 Rhode Island ave-.
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AUI0M0BILEs F0R SALE
TRIANGIE EORn

CHEVROLET "a de luxe "210"
white finish; excellent condition.
Special price, $500: written guar
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Washington's Oldest Oldsm0bile
leadership at Their Newest
USED CAR CENTER
$40 Univ. Blvd. E., Silver Spg., Nd.
JU. b-78bb
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GARAGES

FOR RENT-DoUBLE. for storage;
brick. cleo, concrete floor: near
Union Station. ne. JU. 9-ek42.
FOR RENT-Brk. BLDG, $50 50. II ;
$3.50 per mo. BOSS a PHILIPS.
INC Ma. $4,000
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CHEVY 1865 convertible coupe:
fully equip one-oyner car like
man. ROYAL CHRYsLER, INC,
1901 r. l. ave. ne, WA. $4,000.
CHEVROLET 1857 Bel AIR 2-dr.
hardtop: fully equipped; driven
less than. 200 miles. 81, 3DB: S245
down. balance through local hank
Immediate delivery. 10. 4-sO36.
CHEW. '57 Bel AIR VS. hardtop;
delightful 2-tone turquoise and
white, harmonizing int: a host OF
features incl. r., and h., power
Ride 4,2lb actual miles. ONO
Specially priced Al only 1895
OLMSTEAD Odds
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. 7-s4OO
CHEVROLET '5b station Wagon:
fully equipped. including power
glide; owned By q prominent D. G,
businessman and shows the care n
has had. BUTLER BONDED. ST.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1921 21st 81. NV. nj. T-Ol11
CHEVROLET 'Bb "2iO" 4.dr.; r.
and h.; beautiful gresn fnish;
Wish.i Oldest yord Dealer iiI9
Vermont ave. NV. AID, t-l3OO.
open svss. till .. sat. TN 3.
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LEE D. BUTLER. INC.

LINCOLN 1854 hardtop: fully
equipped: n you are looking for
quality car at low cost. don't
miss this value. BUTLER BONDED.
81 .205.
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LINCOLN 1881 4.door Cosmo. I:
good condition. economical 70 run:
electric fuel pump, new brake
Innings. 500. See at HENRY's
GRILL. WOODBRIDGE, Va, Rte. !
opposite state Highway Dept. be-
tween 10 am. and 10 pm, or
call MRS. H. B. UTZ, GYPSY 4
1871 between 2 am. and $3.50 am.
mr. 10.90 u m tn I1,30 m
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$2,395
Full PRICE
$195
DOWN
} UP TO 10 MOS. TO PAY
BRIGGS

4Ioe Ga. ave. NV. ia. a-s711
CADILLAC 1855 Coupe de vilie:
gray hnish: unusually nice; Sep
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac OIds Co.
1222 22nd ST. NV. Pc. $4,000
CHEVY '5e V-s Bel Air CONVEX
tible black: powerglide, I and b.,
extras, beaut. cond.: 81 $50. 3O4O
Idaho ave. WO, 6-0O2l.
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! AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE /

LINCOLN. 1854: in perfect me-
s9hni s.i $3.50 RiT Or " Ss.i s osr
Has 70 be seen and driven to
appreciate. tn. 2-9l23 after
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE 1858 coronet VS. club Sc
dan. 2-tone finish: equipped with
overdrive, 7. and h.. this hard-to-
md model specially reduced for
quick sale TO S595. Trade and bank
rate financing
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DESK sPAeE
FARMS

i7n-ACRH Washington dairy farm,
Hoistein herd. feed. machinery.
dairy eauipment and furniture a.
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foRD '5I VS. Tudor: r. and h.;
orig. finish; ask about our 1907
guar; full price S333.
TAKOMA MOTOR CO.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


BUICK 'k5 Riviera eadan; l,0O0
miles. full power equipment; S396
down. ess nnensinE,, lQ0ss suaI-
and X SITS. NV. MA. 8-44bb.
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Your METEOROLOGICAL Ford Dealer
6725 Piney Bf. Rd.. s. s. JU. $1,000
FORD '55 Fairlane IS" Tudor: RAJ
do and heater, turn signals: one
owner; extra clean throughout;
81. .yll5 Written guaranteed
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CHRfSLER 1857 300-c; full power
leather inter. car meyer raced
neW-car title and warranty; $685.
dn;; fun price $4.3eb. Ask for
Bob choyee. ROYAL cHRYsLER,
INC, JsOl r. !. ave-. ne. WA,
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'5A Point. S1295

starchief Custom Catalina
Eardtop; all extras, Pom
tiac'S finest and most
beautiful hsrdtop: Tyr.
guar. avail.
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LINCOLN 1852 Capri 4-door: green
white-wall tires. automatic trans
mission. radio and heater. excel
$500 HA 0-0414
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MCKEE PONTIAC

FORD '55 "6'' Mainline Tudor Sc
dan; this car needs some body
work. Can BE- bought 'as is At the
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Ai-A - ~ ~. NV "a. ~
LINCOLN $50 Capri hardtop coupe;
striking pastel green; full power
equipment; immaculate. S2.795.
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SOTO r. ]. Ave. NE. La. e-lOO3
CHEVROLET 1855 dc luxe "2iO'
2-dr.: q spotless 2-tone car with
silky-smooth powerglide. Z. and h..
other extras: pass any inspection
BY your own mechanic: Sl.29b.
Trade and bank finance balance.
KIRK MOTOR co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11

LINCOLN 1919 sport sedan; runs
mo. ROPER MOTOR, La. s.e7oo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

All irork guaranteed
one year. Our ioatch-
makers are special
lists in repairing
II a M iIton. Elgin,
BuloUG matches.