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Diario las Américas., 1958-01-14

base fs!sa, Sc viene al suelo con
lamentable estrepito y gran SEN
sacion de ruina.
81 la falta de ~sinceridad sc
produce despues del matrimonio
ell desastre viene a ser ell mismo.
Producira, ademas, la falta de
confianza o scala conStante Sos
pecha de que nuestro silencio
o nuestras palabras no r~eflejen
nuestro pensamiento. Este re-
cello es un peligro constante pa
"a estabilidad del matrimonio.
Todo clio aconseja que Sc di-
ga la verdad por dolorosa que
sea antes de casarse, con la Sc
guridad de que por malas que
sean las consecuencias ''ahora
siempre serian peores "despues".
PARA VARIOS LECTORES
PARA JIM: Comprendo per-
fectamente que al averiguar aho-
ra, al cab0 de veinte afO, la
verg0nzOsa c0nducta de SUI padre
habra sufrido listed un enorme
golpe moral. CreO, no Obstante,
que debe listed Olvidar por com.
pleto esta historic, no aludir ja-
mas a ella, volver a e~nterrarla
donde estaba: EN- ell f0ndo del
tempo y del recuerdO. La pro-
fesion mas dificil del mundO
es la de juez; pOr ESQ debem0s
evitar cuanto nos sea possible
pr0nInciar sentencias. Cuand0
tenga listed mas amos, cOmpren.
dera 10 enormemente delicadO
que es senalar aun hOmbre y
decirle "Tu eres culpable". In.
fluye en- nuestra conducta ell
ambiente, ell momento, niles de
cosas que es dificil evahIar, mu.
chO mas, veinte amos despues.
No es que 20 disculpe a SUI pa
DIRE; me limit0 a recomendarle
a listed que no renueva I'm asun
to va olvidado y una culpa que
81 probablemente page va con
creces, y que lie siga tratand0
como 81 tai cOsa.
PARA CELTIC Undo: Is.
tine que casarse con una mu.
chaGha a base de dnos amores
e ilusiones surg:dos y sosteni.
dos por correspondence es u
"a l0cura. No cx,ste asunto al.
gUnO en- ell mubdc tan personal
cor,o ell matria,onio. En- conse.
cuencia, lie aconsejo vivamente
que retrase Ia bOda sea como
sea. hasta que tenga la oportu.
nidad de c0nocer y tratar pOr
10 N enOs seis mescs p SUI novia.
PARA OSCAR: No es preci.
50 que lie Olga que la mujer de
su amigo hace muy NAL en- fir.
tear con listed, y que su deber
mas elemental es apartarse de
ella por dos raxones: la prime.
ra p0rque es una mujer casada
y la segunda porque da la casua.
Gdad de que su esposo es ami.
90 de listed.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-14
sINCERIDAD Y MATRIMONI0

SINCERIDAD Y MATRIMONIO
Querida Amaranta: Estoy com.
prOmetida para casarme, y muy
segura de ser feliz, perO no Sc
hasta que punto debO cOntarle
a mi nOvi0 los detalles de mi vi.
da pasada. No; no Sc alarme
listed. No hay en- ella NADIA que
tenga que avergOnzarme. Pero,
aun las cosas p~equeias 3cree us
ted que deben cOntarse, o bien
esperar a hacerlo POGO a POGO,
o conforme surja alguno que ext.
ia una e~xplicaci0n?
MARIBEL
Creo que, antes de casarse, de-
be una muchacha contar a su
novio SUI vida integramente, cor
todos sus detalles, y clio por las
razones siguientes:
Ell matrimonio supone una cleo
ci6n hecha para toda la vida,
ell proposito de ser fiel y la in
tencion de ser sincere. ST esa
inteucion y proposito no Sc man.
tienen, ell matrimonio es I'm fra
case.
En- cambio, s. la sinceridad es
complete por ambas parties y 81
la experience de la vida conyu-
gal Supo engendrar la CONTAIN
"a, la libertad que algunos ca.
sados Sc quejan de no tener-
es perfectamente possible. Album
dan, por ejemplo, los matrimo-
MOS felices que Sc conceden de
veZ en- cuando unas v%acaciones.
La esposa pasa una temporada
en- casa de unos %parienteS o en-
ell campo, ell marido hace un via
je de negocios Cuando la pa
reja esta realmente unida, esta
separation produce los mejores
resultados. AleJados, marido y
mujer, descubren que ell mejor
sitio del mundo es su hogar; que
la mujer compania es SUI propia
compaiiia Quizas Sc crucen car.
tas llenas de afecto y tai vez Sc
renueven y florezcan nuevas ter.
nuras que parecian agotadas por
la vida cotidisna del matrimo-
MO.
Sin pensar en- 10 larga que es
la vida de casados, algunos HON.
bres y mujeres van a ella ere.
yendo poder ocultar toda SUI vi
da algo importante que Gala
ron o hacer Greer algo false
que dijeron. Algunos actuan asf
de buena fue, suponiendo que
esa mentira asegurara su matri.
monio. Pero a 10 largo de los
amos no falta la amiga malin.
tencionada, ell familiar indiscre-
to, la simple casualidad que vie.
ne a echar por terra la afirma.
cion que Sc hizo o a proclamar
la affirmation que no Sc hizo. En-
tonces ell castillo de naipes que
Sc habia construido sobre una
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-14

bacion del Monarch debido a que
Douglas-Home no estaba en- situa-
cion de mantener a Margarita.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-14
Junta Naciona| de Re|aciones
0breras Anuncia Nueva 0ficina

Ell Director de la Duodectma
oficina Regional de la Junta Ma.
cional de Relaciones Obreras, que
tiene sus dependencies en- Tampa,
ACADIA de %anuncia1 que la Agencia
ha alberto nuevaS 'ficinas en- Ell
edificio de la Administrator de
Veteranos, Situada en- Ell $500 NE.
Segunda Avenida, Miami, Ell tele-
fono de esas oficinas es Franklin
7-1114.
Durante los ultimos meses la
Duodecima Region ha tenido dos
representatives pc manentes en-
Miami ell Sr. Herbert B. Mint,
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-14

1910 NV, 1872 St., Miami; y ell
Sr, Herbert N. Watterson, 1871
NE. 177th. ST., North Miami Beach.
Ell continuado aumento de rego.
clos en- ell sector de Miami ha obi,
gado a esta agencia Gel gobierno
a adquirir espacio aqui para faci-
lidad del publico. Ell servic1o de
.telefonos estara ~operando continue
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-14

baclon Gel Monarca debldo a que
Douglas-Home no estaba en- situa-
cion de mantener a Margarita.
PRAVDA ATACA A
ROCKEFELLER
LONDRES, Is. -(UP).-Prav-
da, organo del Partido Comunista
sovietico, dice que ell informe
Rockefeller, sobre defensa de Es-
tados Unidos, es una proposition
para ir a la aggression directa.
Radio Moscu cit6 a Pravda, di-
ciendo que en- un articulo titulado
LA Doctrina Rockefeller de Agre-
sion y Guerra, expresa que ell in
forme sugiere la intervention mi
litar directa de ZEE. UU. En- las
regioneS fonde. tienen ~intereses
petroleros. Anade ell comentario:
"Teniendo presente sus propios
i~ntereses petroleros particulares,
repartidos en- muchas zonas del
cercano y medic oriente, Asia
Sudoriental, America La.tina y
otras parties del mundo, los her
manos Rockefeller proponen la in
tervencion militar indirecta de Es-
tados Unidos con ell proposito de
aplastar los movimientos de libe-
racion nacional en- esos PASSES.
BUENAS RELACIONES
ARABE.JUDIAS
NUEVA YORK, (UP). - Ell ex-
Presidente Harry S. Truman diJo
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
GEORGE r. WILSON FUNERAL
AT EsCoNDIDo. CALIFORNIA

George r. Wilson, retired Sidney
lumberman, was born Sept. n,
1879, in Minnesota. His mar
riage to Effie Butterfield took
place at Crookston, Mimi, in 1904
and to this union 10 children were
born. One daughter, Mrs. Joe
Babcock, preceded her father in
death in 1856.
Mr.. Wilson started in the lum-
Der business in Taylor, N. D., in
1908. He managed yards in Fall
Ion and Richey before being APP
pointed manager of the Sidney
Monarch Lumber Co. in 1927. He
retired in 1945 and in 1948 he and
his wife moved to Great Falls. In
1851 they located in Escondido,
Calf, where they have continued
to make their home.
He was a member of the First
Congregational church, the Mason
ic lodge, Al Bedoo Shrine in Bill
lings and the Scottish Rite in
Great Falls.
Survivors are three sons, Floyd
D., George r., and Roy CBilD, all
of Great Falls; six daughters, Mrs.
Bert Lalonde, Mrs. Wilson Larson
and Mrs. Ted Lessan, all of Sidney,
Mrs. Andrew Tritschler of James
town, N. D.; Mrs. Ferne Cusick of
San Diego, Calf, and Mrs. Fred
Tobler of Escondido. He also
leaves 20 grandchildren and 19
great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday morning, Oct. %, at 10
o'clock from Alhiser- Wilson Nor
tuary Chapel in Escondido with
the Rev. Elmer Windich. Inter
ment was at Oak Hill Memorial
Park. Masonic committal rites
were conducted at the cemetery.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
COWBELLE COFFEE PARTY
AT HARRY KRUGER HOME

Mrs. Harry Kruger entertained
a number of friends Thursday
afternoon at her home here. The
object of the meeting was to
secure members for the Cowbelle
organization. Old members and
interested cattlemen's wives were
invited.
Mrs. Fred Wajahn, North Da-
kota State President; Mrs. Robert
Jones, North Dakota Secretary
and Mrs. Karnes Johnson, State
Committee Member all of Beach
N. D. Mrs. Brooks Keogh, State
Educational Committee Chair
man; Mrs. P. Kennedy and Mrs. H
Gierkke of Watford City al
guests. Eight local cattlemen's
wives joined the organization. A
lunch was served by Mrs. Kruger
assisted by her daughter, Mrs
Olive Quinnell, at the close of &
very interesting meeting.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29

Evangelists Ralph and Louis
Sutera are identical 26-year old
converted Italian twin musicians
and evangelists from Union, New
Jersey. For the past five years
they have been engaged in full
time interdenominational evan
gelism in many parts of the United
States and Canada and recently
made an extensive evangelistic
tour of Alaska.
They began their study for the
ministry as seniors in high school
at the age of 16, attending Bob
Jones Academy and University,
Greenville, South Carolina.
Upon graduation from the acad-
envy, they began to conduct re-
vival campaigns among the color
ed people of North Carolina.
Week-ends at university were
spent away from the school in
singing and preaching engage
ments. They graduated with a
Bachelor of Arts degree from Bob
Jones university in the class of
1853. The twins are ordained by
the Fundamental Ministerial As
ISOLATION of Webster Groves, Md.
Their nightly program consists
of vocal duets, accordion, violin,
piano, viola, dramatic readings
and straightforward Gospel
preaching. They also play an
electrochord, an instrument which
is very rare in North Amer
lea today. Their personalities and
talent have won for them many
appearances on radio, television
high school programs, youth camps
and Bible conferences as well a:
evangelistic campaigns in many
churches. They have also made
extensive tours for the Youth Fol
Christ organization, having rallie.
in many parts of this continent.
People from all churches are
cordially urged to attend these
services which are interdenomina
in nature. Meetings will be hello
each evening except Saturday in
the Christian and Missionary
Alliance church of Sidney, Mont.
from November 2 to g.. Nightly
services begin at 7:30.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
SIDNEY TRANSPORT AND
STORAGE AGENT FOR NORTH
AMERICAN VAN LINES. INC.

Sidney Transport & Storage, BIS
End st. N. E., has been appointed
as an agency for North American
Van Lines, Inc, according to an
announcement by James D. Edgett
North American president.
Kenneth Johnson, president OF
the local moving company, said
that the association with North
American will enable his firm to
provide a complete moving service
to this area, including local and
long distance moving, storage,
packing, Grating and commercial
storage.
Through its North American
a~ffiliation, Johnson will be able
to move household goods on a ma
tional and international basis, with
service to all 48 states, Alaska,
Canada, Europe, and the Far
East, by van, ship, and airplane.
Sidney Transport & Storage
company will also specialize in the
uncrated movement of industrial
displays and exhibits, new furni-
ture and furnishings and such
highly valuable products as art
objects and e~lectronic instruments.
The Johnson firm has been in
business in Sidney since 1854.
Their facilities include a 1000 So.
it. warehouse, with palletized
storage.
Sidney Transfer & Storage will
be linked with North American
agents in LOO communities
throughout the country an
abroad. The North American
fleet includes 1900 modern vans
and storage facilities in all
Drincipa1 rites.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
HIGHLAND CHAPTER Q. E. S.
HONORS PAST OFFICERS

Richland Chapter No. 81, O.. E.
S. honored Past Matrons and Past
Patrons at a regular meeting
Wednesday evening, October %,
at which Ann Edmondson, w. M,
and E. E. Edmondson, w. P. pre-
sided. Following the meeting a
delicious lunch was served at
tables attractively decorated in a
Halloween motif. The lunch
committee consisted of Ann Lille,
Leslie Ann Suckstorff, Francis
Beck, Eva Larson and Vesta
Marman.
The next meeting will be Nov.
IL, at which a program will be
presented by the Sidney Music
club.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
SIDNEY MENTOR CONDUCTS
BASKETBALL CLINICS


BASKETBALL CLINICS
For the second year Toby Kan
gas and Ray Baker will conduct
basketball clinics throughout the
state of Montana. These clinics
sponsored by the Montana Of
ficials Association and the Mon
tana High School Association are
mandatory for all officials and
open to coaches, principles and
superintendent.
Kangas, coach of the Sidney
high school team, will handle the
coaches view on officiating. Baker
Of Glendive will handle the clinic
from the officials view.
The first clinic will be held in
Wolf Point Wednesday night, Oct
30, then again the following night
in Miles City. The team will be
in western and central Montana
next week.
All official rule changes for this
year will be discussed. Stress will
be placed on uniformity of Of
ficialing throughout the state,
Only officials attending these
clinics are eligible for tournament
assignments.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
E~xPECTANT
CLASS AT NYA HALL

On Wednesday evening, October
%, the last in a series of seven
mothers classes were completed
in the Health Dept. offices in the
NYA hall. A group discussion with
the expectant parents present, was
led by DR.. o. A. Swenson of Fair
view. Lunches for the series of
films was furnished by the Past
Presidents Farley of the American
Legion with Mrs. Lucy Fisher
serving. The next classes will be
held on Jonuary 6, 1859.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
ELDAH SHORT HORN FARMS
BUYS CHAMPION BULL

Froid Farms Rodney Formula,
the grand champion bull over all
breeds at Sidney fair this year,
was adjudged the grand champion
bull at the fifteenth annual Re-
gional Short Horn Show and Sale
at jamestown, N. D., Oct. 20
1853. The bull was shown and
sold by the owners H. and w
Christoffersen. He was purchased
by the Eldah Short Horn Farms
Mayville, N. D.
The Eldah Farms are planning
to exhibit this bull at the Inter.
national Stock Show in Chicago
this year.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET
AT CLINT FULKERSON HOME

The next regular meeting of the
Sidney Woman's Club will be
held Monday evening, November 8,
at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Clint
Fulkerson. Mrs. Ralph Osborn
will have the program on State
Institutions" Hostesses will be
Mrs. Bruce Harris and Mrs. Shot
nakoff. All members please be
present and friends are welcome.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29

children and their families. She
also leaves her sister, Mrs. Hawley
of Wn., and a brother, Diel Cum
min of Nokomas, Florida. All will
be well remembered as former
long time residents of this area.
Mr.. Stephens preceded his wife in
death.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
REPORT OF MEETING
OF CLUB

Hostesses at the regular meeting
of the Newcomers club, held Mon
day evening at the Lalonde hotel
were Sarah Ice and Clara Cole
man. Guests of the club were
Karen Mensing, Hetinger, N. D.,
Harriet Norr, Bismarck, N. D.
and Susan Halsworth, Mowbridge
S. D. Arlene Gulbraa was chosen
as vice president. The usual eve
ming of bridge and canasta was
enjoyed, for which prizes were
donated by Penney's Store. Mrs
Bill Trotter won the canasta prize
and Miss Clara Coleman the
prize for bridge.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
o. E. S. OFFICERS TO
r PIE AND COFFEE

Richland Chapter 81, o. E. S.
officers will hold a pie and coffee
sale at the Masonic Temple on
election day, November 4, begin
ming at 10 a. m. Donuts, cookies,
pie and coffee will be served.
41-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29

Sheep Feeders ...
Vaccinate your lambs now for
Perfringens or "Over--eating"
disease. Remember ii takes from
z TO 3 weeks TO work up an i'm
munitY before putting them on
full feed. We have a FRESH
supply of Cutters Fringol and at
quantity prices. See US or call us
TODAY.
TURNER DRUG STORES
Your Friendly Rexall Druggists
A0-3tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29

Farmers and Ranchers: This
sudden change in the weather will
be hard on your Calves. Better
give them a shot of vaccine 10
help prevent colds or shipping
fever. We have a good supply of
so called Hemorrhagis Septicemis
vaccine by Cutter and Franklin.
We also have il in combination
with Blackleg vaccine.
TURNER DRUG CO.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
w o. r. M. NEWS

The Women of the Moose will
hold their next regular meeting on
Tuesday, November 4, at 800 p.
m. in the Moose home. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
The Sidney Herald = Wednesday, October 20, 1888

Perfection Hand Cream Special
at the New Sidney Drug Store. Is
OF. jar for only SIPS. Save Sl.os.
Allie
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29

Check the New Sidney Drug
Store for a complete electric train
outfit for only $685.. LaY-A-Wsy
one for Christmas NOW. Allie
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
Mrs. Virgil HawleY's Sister
Dies at Home in WASHINGTON

Word has been received from
Mrs. Virgil Hawley of Kirkland,
Wn., of the death of her sister,
Mrs. Laura Stephens at her home
there October 2 following a linger-
ing illness. The deceased was rs
years old and is survived by four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

Of Sal per mo. LYNN MOTORS
Mae aOOi 18th st. NV" AID
SO 4-dr.: T. and h.
Wv tires; Just painted. Ike new
S225. XII 9-9416.
PLYMOUTH 80 2-door sedan. ex
eellent condition. S275. il
PLYMOUTH '52 special de lux
1edan; looks and runs like new
S295, terms S16 dn., SIS mo
ROPER MOTOR. La. $1,000.
PLYMOUTH "a Bel. hit; new ca
eond, incl p.S. and p.b,. bank vii
nm 1913, ORRISON MOTORS, 20
w Broad St, Falls Church. Va.
'55 SAVOY 4-dr sedan
extra nice; Jet black: ready to q
for only SQ95.
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD
1901 Conn. Ave EN-. 2-6OI,
OPEN DAILY, SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

CHA 1858 Karmann Wv CONVEX.
BY owner, visiting Germany, Fulll
equip soft-top beauty, make Of,
Ter. Mr.. STUPALSKY. ST. 3-A34a
days, Du, 7-Of33 ewes,
HENRY } 81; sOOd eOnd.; Onl,
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
OLnS ,hR .aan

OLDO 90 90
HOLIDAY cqups, radio, heater HYDRA
matte. s.tone paint NV tires
rhiA ..ownef. lqW-mileAge beauty
Z teedy Tor the road today''
$l,555
STAR PONTIAC
so5 PA. AVE MI, II. $1,000
0lDaMOhILE 80. SIS. black q
srItionnI' d zoo 80 '3.sSai 600 con
ODDS ,5o eony, super. fully eauip
INC, tfoi Conn, ave NV Wo
oLpaMoBILE 80 Dynamic Rocket
@kA" s.door. distinctive a.t0nl
black and white. vhite.Nali tires
features plus. Including Dowel
sleeFine and brakes. / owner iou
milesas Tehects outatandine care
q fegular ,ntll value
DISCOUNT PRicl, si,9ss
OLMSTEAD Odds
5000 Wilson Blvd. Arl., IA. 7-stOl
OPEL rs Rekord a-dr sedan
greeni a,i00 mt, "a mpe. ~ $40
5tt4 oeoraia ave. NV, Apt a0l
PACKARD 'sa hardtop eoupe Pull,
EQUIP, SOS. NORTHWEST Mo
T wo' Ans. ms '4oi Conn ave nv
PACKARD 'ss Panama hardtoJ
cOuDf Fully eouln Al a0a
fl0i Conn. ave nv. wo. o-s6bi
PACKARD 'b3 sedan: excel, oonc
UltramtIc drive, power brakei
etc. s4eS "a, 2.7e7s.
PLYMOUTH 81 .e-door sedan /
ana n. unusually clean Ssp5
TAKOMA FORD
'ntA Carroll Ave, rakoma Park
10 $4,000
PLYMOUTH 80 4-or. sedan; ~
drive, and A.: $3.50; new
1ond FALLS CHURCH bE SOTO
PLYM,, JE, 2-2300
PLYMOUTH IS 4-dr sedan. new
Dr. SoTo-PLYM.. JE. 2-s3O0
PLYMOUTH $50 w Belvedere ADJ
hardtop $4,000 miles; and h
poweriite just like brand new
soTo-PLYM'. JE $500
PLYMOUTH SIS "6' club sedan
house car; stardust blue. heate
and defrcster turn signals. tor
sion-air ride. dual headlights
electric wipers, african seat
wheel covers. oil filter. safety rir
wheels, Wv. tires. bank rat
terms, sale price 81 ,aa5.
WHEELER, INC, CHRYSLER CIT
! WHEELMOBIIE ONE OWNER CAR
$500 WISCONSIN NV, EN-. 3-4SO
PLYMOUTH 81 H. T.
BANK REPossEssIoN
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
VOLksWA0EN IS blue ssdani

vOLksWAGEN SIS blue ssdani re-
~l,iaA An 4.Aals
vol KswAGEN 81, =, and ~ turn
sisnals' sod tires real sharp .
hard io.get Item, q, only ! ,fse'
LET 1850 E-W hwy D ~ Nd
vOLVO As, new, VI SOS. To-
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AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE

MERCEDES 'B4 ESQ" sedan: very
clean ~ 9s7. JACK PRf 18th
MERCURY 'Ss custom VS. e-door.
attractive mint-green finish, hat-
monizing interior, fully equipped
including overdriye, safety tested
and guaranteed a resular Si.3a5
value.
DISCOUNT PRICE. Si.Oss
.OLMSTEAD Odds
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. 7-s4uo
MERCURY 1883 Bypass. club coupe
Monterey th.t): hydra, drive: Z.
and h; excel. cond.; SlaS, terms
SIS On. ROPER MOTOR. la. ..
1900.
MERCURY SO Montclair CON-
YERT1BLE. good eond. 2-tone
blue: leather interior, compl. cow
er equip, r. and h.; owner going
overseas: 1850 or best oder
Phone 1880 an. for Apt, OIL.
NC TP 1900: Al eond. HE
NASH so little club 2-dr.; splendid
condition; $3.50. full price, 1880
Rhode Island ave. ne. ROPER
OLDs '52 VS. 4-dr.: =. and h.. DARK
green nm: full price $3.50, SIS On
ORRIsON MOTORS, 7O4 W. Broad
st Fails Church
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

CAR WANTED we buy for
cash all makes. MONTGOMERY
STUBS MOTORS, 371b Bladens-
burg rd.. AP. 7-2929.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for CLEAN
CARS ONLY. MONROE FORD.
1897 E-W. hwy. SIS, Nd. JU,
5-7s04.
eOUTHERN DEALERS need cars
desperately, any make or model;
trucks, station wagons. HYATTS-
WILLIE AUTO SALES. 1870 r. l.
ave. Hyattsville, Nd. WA. 7-12S0.
NC. DEALER in town this wk. Pays
highest cash prices for clean cars.
All makes and models. ia. 9-266l
FLORIDA DEALER desperate for
100 cars Immediately. 350l Mt.
Vernon ave. Alex, XII. 8-9046.
n G. DEALERS pay top dollar for
cars. wagons, VILLAGE MOTORS,
tth and r. /, ave. ne. AID. 4-0444
NIIL PAY top dollar for late model
used cars. MCNEIL PONTIAC.
T3nO wis. ave. OIL $4,000. In
the Heart OF Bethesda"
NANTED-Cars wanted: will pay
top dollar for clean cars.
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BANNING a. SONS


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cara ana aalesmen'a display cars
You save lot on these full
equipped sednna, CatnllnAa, Bonnie
Niiies and cnnVrrtibleal un Il
600 on; new-caf warranty
Also he hrand-neu Naukhall. III
provide many kavlngs and con
VenienceA for YOU WIS not cat
today Tor full Information
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

' pfoopS PoSf,kcs' si ssS' w. 's ave
ONLY AT BANNING'S
PONTIAC "a star chief Catalina
p.ss hydra. ether extFaa. saos,
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AUromoBILEs FoR SALE

sTuDEnAkGR Aa Champloni spleh'
did condition. $3.50. terms as On
SIS mo. ROPER MOTOR, Ia, \.
1900,
sruDknAkEH 1859 Champion con /.
vert 2, and H. qVerdrise, 4 new
tires. excel cond $500 o. beat
onef, mual sell, ~ a.i4Aa,
SUNBEAM SPORTS car 1874
eony,i ateel gray, black ton, red
leather upholltery, reclinine from
chairk, heater, radio, beautiful
ensins 81 oog NILE, WI ~ hf'
tAOT,
rHuNDKRBfRDs 'ss. 80. 1874 Va.
do and heater, al colors, hard
tons and convcrtihles, like nfN
Prom sl,7DA 10. Low down pay
menis, bank hnancing,
Classic Motors, Inc.
IN Mask Ave NV M RaHlOl
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AuroMoBILEs FoR SALE


ps SOTO ,sa club COUPE .geoc
Cali 10 0.12s9 AFTER ! On.
DoDoE .s7 Custom Royal Wa 4.
Dr., hardtopi dellghiful a-lone blue.
harmoniling lnlfFiori AL nodae
features includina push-hullon
drive, p.a., p.hs, 10000 aetual
miles, one owner, Fenfcie nsw ear
discount price, ss,asa,
IOLMSTEAD Olds
5000 Wilson blvd, Ari., "a. 7-etOn
DODGE 81 e-door sedan With
miner nnS,' Must sell Best oHer
DoDcE 'si CLUB sqgPs; looks ane
ensis mo, ROPER MOTOR, Ia
poDor 's4 Royal vas e-door. =
sng a4asuto' sFaha'; rood eoad
TAKOMA FORD
ross Carroll Ave, Takoma Para
10 h.i0OO
DOD0E 'ss cow, excel. eond.. al
immed best ofier, Alpine 7.l304
FORD 1891 eonv,: Pordomatle az
and tires, GOOD TOP, CT, 6.54 4
FORD 1910 coupe with Cadillac
engine: California stripped, slSO
or best offer. Call roMMY. OIL