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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Will You Help?

The Missionary workers home.
opens its door 10 aii in need.
On August 1. 1868. the home
welcomed several people into
the home. TO receive gifts OF
food. clothing and etc.
The home Is directed by b.
shop c. n. FoImsr 81 90I &.
Hancock. Detroit 7. Michigan,
along with his staff Of mission.
aries and Mother e. Foimsr, sv-
pervisor Of the home.
Food is given out each Mon
day-Wednesday and Friday at
1900 noon, along with an hour
of prayer. There is also a public
meeting each Wednesday al 800
/ M and on Sunday at 500 PM.
along with free meals. The home
also offers free night lodging
for the needy.
We are asking for volunteers
as missionaries. 10 Join our mis-
sionsry workers home and work
along with some of our COM
mittees. We have four commit
tees which are. esnnins--sewins
visiting the sick and also
youth committee. You may Join
these and others TO help the
home by giving any Of your dis.
cards Of clothing. furniture or
other articles that may be OF
help.
We are seeking work for the
unemployed and also we have a
campaign from house to house
to prevent juvenile delinquency
and we have received an end
orcement from the mayor in
reference to this.
For further information, call
Missionary Workers Home-TE.
2-l274.
Bishop c. II. FoImar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16

A century later, the rug de-
signs made popular by an tim
Grant New England peddler are
still available to those who want
10 hook their own rugs. The de-
signs were once sold by Edward
S. Frost, a mid-nineteenth CEN
fury machinist forced outdoors
by health, who manufactured
ST commercial hooked rug
ms. Making copper and
enc stencils of the more attrac-
tive patterns he ran across i'm
his travels, nc printed them on
burlap, sold them TO housewives
md soon had a flourishing trade.
lie made $50 stencils in all from
which 100 patterns were pos
;iblc. Thirty-one years ago Mrs
Charlotte h. Stratton of Mont
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
= HERE and THERE

Miss Mozell Boselcy, a woman
who for more than fifty years
had toiled here in this city work
ing in high gear, organizing
youth groups in her church, dis
trict and state convention. passed
away at Barnes hospital last Sun
day. She waas eulogized from the
Mt. Zion Baptist Church last We'd
nesday night Young people from
all over the city and neighboring
cities came TO pay last respect
The Boys Choir, the Gospel Cho-
rus. the Youth Choir, all organ
lied by her, sang during the serv-
ice.
Rev. John Rouse Jr., was mas
ter of ceremonies; Rev Ephriam
Thomas and Rev. b. Harvey gave
remarks.
DETROIT, Michigan Baptist
Missionary and Educational State
Convention of Michigan by Mrs
Nj. l.. Staple)
The Eleventh Annual Session
Of the Baptist Missionary and
Educational State Convention Of
Michigan held at the New Light
Baptist Church last week was
truly inspiring.
| should like to start with the
annual addresses of the prcsI-
dents of the Women's Department
and parent body. On Tuesday
night, Mrs. Ann Bishop, presl-
dent of the Womens Department,
spoke in her annual address on
the subject "A Changing World
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Fete Ladies
AT Famous Hill

Famous Hill Baptist Church
ladies day program will be held
Sunday, August cath, at 20435
Northlawn at 1880 am Topic
of the program will be, 1T Can
and will Be Done if We Know
How" by Sister Johnson at 200
pm. Dinner will be served, no
nation, Sl00
At $3.50 pm. the topic will
be "If Your Intention is Good
Do Not Be Afraid" by Sister
Jones.
AT 7;30 pm. the topic will b.
Let Us Build for the Cause O.
Christ by Sister Green.
Everyone is welcome Admis
sion free. Rev. o. {. Johnson.
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16

al Rc-Armament.
Mrs. Shinzo Hamai who spoke
with her husband, the postwar
mayor Of Hiroshima for eight
years, said. II lost, through the
atom bomb, my parents and al
most all my friends and rcla-
tives, From that day on | had a
growing hatred in my heart
against Americans. ! have seen
here that my hate was wrong
and want to apologize for il ~
Through meeting delegates
from other Pacific nations she
said she had learned the cost
of what the Japanese had done
Bitterness, she said, the des-
troyer Of families, nations and
The world The graphic words
carved in the IIiroshhima mem
orial I'VE shall not make the
same mistake again. she said
will now be engraved in her own
heart Such decisions will bring
about the bright world, she con
cludcd
Mr. Ilamai thanked DR. Buch
man for the way he had includ
ed the Japanese in the family
of nations after the war by
welcoming them at the Moral Re-
Armament assemblies in Ameri.
ca and Switzerland He recalled
with gratitude that on his last
trip to America as Mayor of Iii
roshima he had been able to
broadcast coast TO coast on the
anniversary of the Hiroshima
bombing
Unless we can get rid of
hate he said, I'VE cannot build
peace We may hate the war it.
self but it is completely wrong
10 hate people ! have come to
realize how much we Japanese
need to apologize TO the Philip
pines, Korea and many other
countries.
The Ilamais arc part of 10
strong Japanese delegation al the
conference a Japanese spokcs-
man said, Through the theology
of MIRA Japan Will live again
and be trusted "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16

ST. LOUIS. Moths town is
known as the gateway to the
West. Truly, ii is a beautiful
city, also known TO many as the
Smoky City" | spent the week
end here as the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gates, long
time friends of the Smith family
and we'll known citizens of this
city Daughter, Etoile, is d teach
er in the public school system
here. A son, Charles, is railway
postal clerk; his wife, Annabellc,
is registered nurse.
The Gates reside in a beautiful
bungalow brick in West St. Louis
on Cote Brilliante. | worshipped
today Sunday at the Newstead
Baptist Church Uhc above named
are ardent workers herc) on
North Market street.
We we're there in Sunday
school and remained throughout
morning service. With the Their
momcter hoovcring around the
100 degree mark, we were out by
1920.
The pastor, Rev. ID. w. Titus,
preached on the subject, Jus
icc.' The pastor is first vice
moderator of the Antioch District
Association and former president
Of the State Convention. We truly
enjoyed worshipping with this
group and meeting so many won
dcrful people.
Theme of this church is "Wel-
come TO the Friendly Church on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16

She stated that THE world
has changed, but Christ has not
Mannerism Of individuals have
changed, likewise HUMANITARIAN
growth has been accomplished,
world fellowship has been real,
lied and accumulated, but, Christ
is the same"
On Wednesday night the presi-
dent of the parent body spoke in
his annual address. DR. w. X.
Matthews, president, and pastor
of the Warren Avenue Baptist
Church, was introduced by DR.
A. M. Martin, pastor of host
church. He spoke on the subject
God the Ultimate Source OF Our
Security"
lie declared that There are
more college-trained people in
the world today than ever before.
yet more crimes are committed.
Therefore the solution of the
worlds problems lies in the arms
Of Christians, lie further stated
that Our security lies in the
contract made with God.
The sessions opened Monday
with the young people in charge,
using as a theme Youth meeting
the Change" using as an en-
phasis song, Il Surrender All"
The young people brought an
interesting program. Mrs. Don
ella Hall, president of the Wo-
mems Department of the MEhi-
gan District Association, was
guest speaker on the morning
program. In the afternoon, the
sunshine band was in charge OF
which eight year old Miss Janice
Williams presented l0-year-old
president Veronica Staple in her
annual address. Then came the
Matrons with Mrs. Mary Brown
as president.
The convention was inspiring
throughout the week. All officers
were reelected.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
SYMPATHY

Miss Mildred Young. daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. c. Windham,
sent us the message that our
dear friend, Mr.. Alfred Williams,
of Leslie ST., had passed. We, as
the family, are deeply grieved-
We express our sincere sympathy
TO Mrs. Matte Williams and ram
lily.
The Smith family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Custer v. Rayford and Mr. ana
Mrs. Dave Jones'. all of East 81
Louis, join the Crumps in sending
words of sympathy.
The funeral was held from the
Dexter Avenue Baptist Church'
Dexter al Dawson last Tuesday
The beautiful Tyler street home
of Mrs. Arvell Curl was the scene
Of a recent birthday party gwen
Inv the Matron Society OF the
New Bethel Baptist Church Hast
inrs at Willis.
The party was gwen ~ nI.o -
oe ~ members whose birthdays
occurred during the months OF
April. May and June. For ,h'
occasion, the dining and livlnl
nom where beautifully decorated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16

with~seasonal flowers. The dining
room table was covered with an
imported lace table cloth and in
the center was large crystal
punch bowl. filled TO the brim.
Matrons honorcd during this af.
fair were Vclma Allen, Arvcll
Curl, Doris Coney, A. Heard, ID,
Griggs, Ann Littleton, Nclsie
Johnson, =. Woodland, Carrie
Wright, c. Wright, Ruby Purgue,
and Dorothy Williams. Each ex-
pressed her appreciation to the
club for such great honor.
On Saturday evening, July 26,
the Matrons spent delightful
evening al Belle Isle.
Spiritual singing was conduct
cd by the group. Mrs. Leila Dale
the instructor, served as mar
rator. Several guests were pres
ent. Mrs. Dorothy Robinson, pres
idcnt, Dorothy T. Williams, pub
licity chairman, Rev {. L. Frank
lin, pastor.
The Lewis Business College
held its Twenty-Ninth Commence
mcnt exercises at the New Cal
vary Baptist Church last Sunday
evening, August 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
A-B0MB BITTERNESS HEALED

MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich
Hiroshima spoke to the world
with a voice free of anti-Ameri-
can bitterness here yesterday at
the Summit Conference for Nor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16

pelier. VT. and Greenfield,
Mass, found the Si2 tons of
stencils stored IN a basement
and revived the business. The
Greenfield Village craft shops
in Dearborn, Mich, now own
the Frost stencils and will CON
tinue to make the original pat
terms available to hooked rug
enthusiasts. Above, Mrs. STRAIT
ton assists craftsman Tom Hire
in setting up the new shop. This
is the tenth early American
craft to go into full production
at Greenfield Village. the 200
acre outdoor museum of Ameri-
cana founded 90 years ago by
the late automotive pioneer
Henry Ford.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
EDUCATIONAL DAY

EDUCATIONAL DAY
You are cordially invited to
attend the Annual Educational
Day program at the Warren Ave.
Baptist Church, Sunday Aug 81,
at 3 pm. The Rev. II r. Turpin
and members of the Mt Olive
Baptist Church, Flint, Mich, will
be guests.
Robbie Crump, chairman, Edu-
cational Fund Committee, Rev
W. r. Matthews, pastor
Evening star., 1958-07-12

OLDsMOBTLE $50 '66" do luxe
gsod eopdlslon tsss .sseuShOut Best
Evening star., 1958-07-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cnnEIisy.asooLcoF cnIisy.aso ,. 2;dr. q, sedana g "A c1g ms
showroom condition: immaculate
throughout. See this one even II
YOU don't buy AZ S7e6. NATIONAL
AUTO 4 Y III PRoKERs' SoKSE5IRs' SsoS Ga. ave
Evening star., 1958-07-12

1858 WOLVERINE, nodded ply.
windshleid, steering wheel, reinot, a
control. running lights, morn
paddle, cushions. anchor. watei
skis and tow rope: powered by
1888 35-h;p, Eyinrpde: every.
and take up monthly payments;
must sell, received Air Force
Cadet appt. Call Kl. S-l620.
3O.H.P. 1857 Mercury, boat ant
trailer; all accessories: best offer
III. 4.A1Sa.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
WATERFRON1 pRop. sALE

CHESAPEAKE BAY - 3-hedroom
home, directly on water, sand
beach. concrete bulkhead: ia
baths, nrepl,, eiec. kit., scr. porch,
nAEgsin a. a. sig4,52!S0; terms. HrNR
Evening star., 1958-07-12
MOTORCYCLES

vEsPA $50 &C. scooter: 1.100 mi.
best offer. ia. A.4440.
vSSENE .SHaI yr' % S.Sssso SSas''' 500 &C., good
'5B LAMBRETTA motor scooter;
S6rS driven SIdy cnly liA0o l arsssi msless; excel
CUsHMAN, built 1855; new paint
GOOD buy, cR. 3.036l,
1857 PISA. SUPER ROADRoCKET; (;
$50 &C., full race engine. excel.
cond.; equipped with speed parts
worth 5000. Beautiful dusk plum,
LACQUER lob. Price $s25. Owner
LAMPRETTA I.s "ds s luxe super :gso SPORT 4.
from Milan. See this superior
scooter todayl GO the Lambretta
way. Prices start ct s379 for 125
'"Ousi ALLIED MOTORS
100 9th st. NV. CO. 5-14eo
TRIUMPH "a: excel. eond., low
mileage; must see to appreciate,
Best offer. XII. s-70e2 after 5 pm.
SO cushman Eagle seooters
(2l: low mi : like new S225 "a.
'55 Triumph T-i00 with fun
racing motor; dual earbure-
tors, special cams, RPM
tac. etc. perfect shape $3.50
81 matchless Moto-Cross 500
&C. low mi. S4ob
"a HID "a. good condition S3e5
'57 HID snorster de luxe ssa5
Many More to Choose From
HID SALES AND SERVICE
1888 31st ST. NV. FE, 3-2676
Evening star., 1958-07-12

~ 5 BEDRMs., 2 baths. fun bsmt,
oil h.-wh.. storm windows, porch
and sun deck; Anchor fence, 1l0-ft
waterfront: S16,S50.
(2) 8 bedrms., oil heat, bsmt.
hgilt-in garage, storm windows
pssEe % Beach; i ss,s50. sSS fiEi FfiEitIoISWS1s ON;
REALTY CO 4. RE 6-6s64. 13'
Evening star., 1958-07-12

d.e5b3,
AUsTIN-HEALEY '57i wire wheels
turn .sisnals. elec. overdrive. soft
and hard tops. never raced. low
mi. Best ofieT. AD. 4-1S03.
AUSTIN A-4O 4-dr. sedan: sun
roof, good cond., new rubber,
tools. 80 mi. per gallon: S225.
Evening star., 1958-07-12

MOD. SPACIOUS year-round cot
tage. Chesapeake Bay, knotty pine
tractiyely furn. Reas. EN-. 2-776a.
T1DEWATER YEAR-ROUND HOME
on Rapp9h@nnncocako ,ncnaoo River; JIao rms
Evening star., 1958-07-12
fRAIIfRa

'ae GREAT LAKRG, t3xs, 3 bed.
rms.' Ike new $500 dn, taxi
over paymtl. Lot 10 Nlehtlngall
Ct, 2B0a Richmond nWgs Alex Va
CHERRY HtLL MOBILE nobIf
SALES, l0lb0 Baltimore Ave,
COLLEGE PIX nov has Nar9.
bond and VanDyke. Ten Wide
sSS hsansi nooa lSs q so'e daSfp Sp'n aA''s ane
VA0AB0ND MOBlLR H0MRs, thl
new 60xl0 vagaboud Gold Beal
Home now on dI1plny a. CHERRY
HILL MOBILE HOME SALES
l0l ~ baltimore ave. Colleei
RRsPONsIBLE PARTY WIsMEl
TO RENT MODERN rs 70 l6 IN
trailer. 25 July, 10 Aug. Will
REHSlsS Sssfssss. sAisl cail '%sicos' %o care
OPENING ATTnAcTIvE TRAIL.
ER camp. y. g, No. j, Near Elk
ridge, Laurel, p. Meade. yery
.sssi s:ss:sSsHAeISs S,tinTSRInss TsRs faSsSasy fasaass; ~
1888 GREAT LAKEs, IS II. 4
k3assoS sasTsoS bAILsbs bsviI bsy cogsd Soo
burg, VI
yINDALE 1855, a2 ~, 2 bedrms,,
air eond Sell equity for $500
Like new, must soil. PA. b-OniN
between h-i0 pm.
LIBERTY, AZ r.. 2 bedrms: excel
cond Priced for quick sale
Washlneton blvd. WA. a-b3-J-J.
TRAVEL TRAILER
1888 Arrowhead trpve, trailer
IL feet long, 8 feet wide, sleep
ave. combination elsctrie-iee re,
broiler, electric brakes. Can b
seen at East Potomac Trailer Park
Space 302. i3s
Evening star., 1958-07-12
AUT0M0TIvE MISC.

THuNDERBIRD SO or '57 hardtoI
wanted, Cal OIL, 2-504s
WANTED--le57 or 1858, 3is Gu,
bic IN. Plymouth block. Call weel
DAYS only, WO. 6-71eS.
WHEEL BALANCER MACHINE =
4-65SS or stop By 1850 Benninl
rd. ne.
FRONT END MACHINE-compl.,
csii II. I0 4-esss or T0aa;; Stop ibcsf9ss 81 iSSt
Bennine I'd. ne,
AUTO TRANSMISSION Hf-BOY-
Jack, compl. with all attachments
Evening star., 1958-07-12
Chesapeake Co. INC.
AZ Ile bayIfOnt St0p SlRn
chssapeake BEACH; Nd.
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-cottage fol
rent: can be taken Immediately

CHESAPEAKE BEACH-cottage for
Ssfii' csii re- isn ns.sss4saa tak'n Immediately
DEEP CREEK LAKE-cottages.
mod, oakland, Nd, top Of the
Alleghenies; none commercial,
cool nights, no mosquitoes; reas
rates. AP. 7-b669.
EASTERN SHORE-Cottages for
rent with boats and conven. FISH.
ing, Grabbing and safe sandy bath
ing beach. ALBERT HENEFER.
Bozmai1, Nd. Phone st. Michaels
Riverview 5-4533.
MAS0N's BEACH, Deaie, Nd
$50 vk.; avail. Aus. Z, 10. O. %5!s90S
NORTH BEACH, Md 217 Erie
SOS per week. Alpine 7-b6oi.
SELBY ON THE BAY, ND. = &
rms, new cottage available July
and Aug; SIS per wk. HE. 4-9274
SHOREHAM BEACH (adjoininp
Mayol, Md.-Furnished apis. lex
cept linen) on the Bay: $50 per
week. References required. Tele.
phone University $4,000.
Mr.. BEVERLY BEACH, bedrms.
lge. ser. porch; pvt beach; boat;
pier; S55 week. OR. 3-50S2.
BRK. RAMBLER, i0b Beverley ave.
8 bedrns., elec. kit, hot water
University 7-24l1, Beverley Beach
MODEST TO SAY TOPs-Two-in-
one Germ, 2-bath (rnany extras)
brk. rambler; breezeway to big brk
garage; 2nd-h. apt; lawn enci
Lease season or yr. Right price,
terms; trade In part. 112 Md, ave,
Beverley. Beach, week end, OF
RA. 3-6l46.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

2 PIPPN backhoes and leaders on
INC tractors; ! Speedeap erawler
Davis hwy. Arl.. Va. OF. 4-60e0
FoRK-LIFT TRUCK, Ross; 10000
ID. lifting capacity: excel cond
By authorised Clark-Ross Dealer,
II. 6-2n2Q.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
GARAGES

DUPONT CIR.--Rent: brk.. eoner
A.; 2 small or l stand. car, plus
stcr. space: S25 mo. DE. 2-7sl7.
REAR 1915 N ST. N.w-Metal ga
CO.. Ma s-Sif)o
Evening star., 1958-07-12

FORp ,ss tudor customllnsi black
FOnn SO FordoF; new As Mercurl
engine and wiring; very 5000
shape Best ofitr, Lu a-s3i3
FORD SO YES 0lpass. eountr,
squirrel S4o8. as dn. oRRIBoi
Mssc1o5Ss ss s.5sss7 20 " Broad st. y e
FORD 5S Fairiane: black anl
white, v-6s auto, trans,, Z. and h.
new tires, S0ob. CAL Carl Martcr
TORS. 1858 viers Mi I'd.
ford ~ conY.; sold and white
pcwsr ssuipi yS,6Ss. OF, 1-ss5s
FORD % Ranch Wagon. very goos
eond,; $500. Financing can b
arranged, WI. 6-2i2o.
FORD 's7 Pairlane 5000 Fcrdo
Nleiqrias 7. and n; .l1.IOO nj;
$500, Xxi. 20. es,m..6 pm,
FORD 50 custon Tudor =. and n,
spe4i 49, ~, S,sSeV ~ 9qovh. Ohist
y, c., W. 4-obob.
Evening star., 1958-07-12
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEv. 1885 h-ton panel: excel
cond. PVT, owner; Se95. Can b
seen paley's oulf serV" Forest
TRACTOR AND sENITRAILEI
l94g White: sleeper cab and 194'
Fruehauf. 2e feet, S2,l0Q. Traetol
and semitrailer 1881 REQ. ant
19A7 FruehAuf. 90 feet, 81, 900
Call Mr.. GREENE, metropolitan
S-1S43, 8 to 4. Mon. through Fri
FORD 1851 N-ton Vanette: nev
motor and trans,i ideal 70
5-S; after 4, I'M, s-0iis.
BUS, 2o-passenger Trailway type
$1,000 cash OF good security. Cal
NO. 7-77Sl for details.
WILLIS PANEL TRUCK 80, gooc
eond. so. b-3460.
new paint; $3.50, Maytsir 2.iiSs
CHEvROLET 1852, van body 10 It
long. good running condition;
$3.50. II. .7-1222; after 8 ant
Sun, OIL. 4-136s.
GMC '55 acton panel. good tires
pF Istr scs1aiii essnaii 5000 or hest onsr
Is4s INTERNATIONAL VAN BODY
good condition. Can be seen a
I'LL 19th st, NV. Monday aftel
Q an, Mr.. MAHER.
TRUCK, Chevrolet, l-ton panel
excel, cond.. wonderful buy. $3.50
IA. 9-2966. RA. 6-7674.
BUSES AND TRUCKS - schoo
buses buses 2S truck. 2 eheose from
40 on "a. Phone sykesville 5s5
GMC SO a-ton pickup: excel
cond; S4pb, Call Carl Marter, 10
5-500S, MOORE-OREAR MOTORS
1888 VieFs NH I'd,
THREE 1858 Chevrolet station
wagons, S-passenger: one 1855
Pontiac station wagon, S-passen
ger; four 1854 Chevrolet station
waeons, s-passenger; one l94t
Chevrolet paNel truck, n.ton
slhonHsatsd, li.paSsengeri three
l2.passenger: one l942 Ford can:
teen var Glow mileagel; one 1856
Chevrolet station wagon. s-pes'
No dspcsit fsa1ired, ciosins dat, az
Of bids ll:00 am. July rs, 1858
For inspection and bid forms
eRspter. SnisS AMERicAN iSFisS RED S.sossS csoss
5 1 & Phone sssfs tx. ns-7eoc'A AisintsG2 EXT sGs
LLOYD 80 Light panel; COMPANY
car, low mileage; excel. for lighi
6eiiyaFy Eorts GeQh
ALLIED MOTORS
Evening star., 1958-07-12
AuToM0BILIs FOR sALI

~
RKNAULTs f2l-'BT sedana, sun
roof. JACK pRY. 10Th and N. 6Vc.
and Parts, 18TH and Pa. ave. s,e,
RENAULT 1897 Dauphlne; Z. and
espsndina iamiiy iorees es'ssi: sssiss:
St,2bO or best oier. RI 04fbo7
or cH. S-6is5. 'l'
RENAULT 1857 pauphine: black:
r. and b.. excel. conc lcaylng
country; must sac. uN 4-801i.
STUpEBAKER 81 silver Hawk VS.,
eompl. eauipped; BLACK and tray
fnish. all red leather interior; new.
car cond, throughout. Week end
only. S1,1o5, $3.50 down,
BELL MOTORS
500 wis. Ave. NV. Wo, 0-sg00
sTUDEBAKER '52 Champion ht,.
Qveroriye; like new $4,000 nj.
over $500. tALL9 CHURCH DE-
9oTO-pLYhoUTH. JE. 2.2300.
|sTUDRBAKER so Mod. g-J: over
sElss' Sss foHss fSscsEs, fHAs fS .I.ssi sSSos ss''
sTUDEBAKER '5s starlight sports
i'Sssi osn.f' Ia'lE Kpl agsllBsJi7'- -'0n' sIssn'
IsTUDRRAKER s5S stariineF hards
TOP; standard trans. 3D.. q h.
This economical little car u wine
TOD, white body and creamy rich
leather Interior that has been
Well-kept and rejects wonderful
care, Priced TO sell al Sa4h. NA-
TIONAL AUTO BROKERS. $500
0a. aye. NV. TU, 2-B671.
sTUDEBAKER .5i Land cruiaer
Commander blue 4.dr.: auto.
trans, heater. excel. running
$500 Or best ofisr. 81, ssfesd'
sTuDEBAKER '5B Champion eoupei
st s6Is Flower ave. zpt. /. IA.
koma Park,
sTUDEBAKER as Champion 4-dr I;
excel. second carl shiny blaekt
Sib0 cash, so. 5-4306. II.
THUNDERBIRD 'Bs: fully equip,
excel. cond, low MI: guar. $1,000,
Diplomat leaving. RA. 6.5229.
TRIUMPH TR-2; white: wire
wheels, oyerdrive, new rugs and
tonneau, -defroster, good
tfrea. Al 400 cash POI 2-0SN1
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BOATS AND
MOTOR
SALE
All Items in Fine Condition
AND GUARANTEED

1956-1s' TROJAN utility
and so HIP. johnson electric
outboard motor, fully equip
ped. Reg. $1,595, $1,3e5
-
1957--l4 SPEEDLINER RUN
ABOUT with 80 HIP. johnson
Javelin electric starting out
board motor, lots of extras,
Reg. $1,195 ------------. 1895
1864 wHIRLWIND RUN
ABOUT with 30 HIP. johnson
outboard motor complete with
Ir tote controls, steering
lights, etc. Reg. $3.50 - $675
12-Ft. SPEEDLINER RUNA-
BOUT with 1866 Evinrude 2E
HIP. outboard motor, very
fast. Reg. $685. -------- $685.
LYMAN Is TT. RUNABoUT
with 1855 Evinrude 25 HIP
electric starting outboard mo-
tor, remote controls, covers
Reg. S705 ------- $67s
HALSEY 14-Ft. RUNABoUT
with 1855 Evinrude Is HIP
electric starting outboard mo-
tor, equipped. Reg. $3.50. $685.
TROJAN 14-Ft. RUNABOUI
with 1855 model Is HIP. Evin-
rude outboard motor, wind.
shield, lights, etc. Reg. $75C
$59E
SPECIAL 16-Ft. DUNPHY
S19e.5(
MEENEHAN
(THE OUTBOARD MOTOR NAM
TRADES, USED OR EASY PAY
NO. 7-6300
21l3 14th ST. NV.
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sEAsRORE PROPERTY

NEED CAsnf Quick End trust
fees. ~. town free. "a. 7-30Vs.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
ANGLIA
Ra~fsaA Eawa rNAn

Enrlish Ford Line
CLIFFORD MOTORS IA. 5-e22s
ANGLIA lees;, eegiFRed; 81 Ael
ave. sc. u 4-2300.
ANGLIA 1857; must sell; 10,O0t
actual miles and orig owner
Sl.Ib0. OF best offer. PA. 6-0ell
between 5-10 pm.
AUSTIN '54 A-40 A-dr.: r. b.
peri. cond., $3.50: avail. Sept. /
call so. 5-72S9.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
BULL RUN MOUNTAIN

DULL NUN MUM lain
WAsHINoToN's closest noun.
Washington. 10 miles from Chan
tilly National Airport. site own
ers own and control all recrea-
tional areas. which include eoun-
try ciub-size swimming pool, ten.
range, shuiiisboard, horseshoes, Ssst
trout ponds, lake. riding stable,
bride paths, community house, etc
Every site served with central wa
ter system. Priced S2,250 and up
Cash required S25. bal, $3.50 pei
month. You get your deed and al
neges now. This offer Is within your
economic reach and It's close
enoush for use and enjoy Class 3
subdivision.
OPEN HOUSE
ALL DAY---ALs WEEK, New de
luxe mountain LODGES and cabins
on wooded mountain sites, ready. tc
move into and ready to turn on the
water and hahts. Living rm., kitch.
en-, Q bedrms,. bath. screened-ir
living porch and. ample paykina
area with good driveways. Priced
from $500 up. or We viii build
32as &GgHSofSs tSS SSS &c ons sFaeT oss & Ss0S 8 y
10. u. s. Is and turn left. Go s
miles to our sign, or come out q. 8
29-211 to State Hwy. 234 ct Stone
House and turn right; come Il
U, s. Is and. turn right: come {
LUCY j. GORE. PRESIDENT
BULL RUN MOUNTAIN ESTATES
COLEMAN C. GORE