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Arizona sun., 1958-04-03
OBITUARIES
Lula Wells


Rites for Mrs. Lula Wells, so,
1853 w. Sherman, were conduct
ed last Saturday in Webber's
Eastlake Chapel by the Rev. L.
J.. Harper. Burial was in Dou-
BILE Butte Cemetery
Born in Okolona, Ark, Mrs.
Wells resided in Phoenix II
years. She died last Friday in
her home.
Survivors are a daughter,
Mrs. Ola Mae Mcclure, Phoenix;
son, Jasper Wells Jr., Pasadena,
Calf; two sisters, Minnie Brown
of Gurdon, Arkansas, and Eu-
phia Watts of Phoenix; two
brothers, John Brown, Gurdon,
and Acie Brown, Oakland, Calf.
Robert Neal
Services for Robert (Uncle
Bob Neal, 1705 E. Jackson, who
dowS, as we can when you come
into the store.
We also have few more gad-
gets left. So stop in for one.
Until next week
Annie Mae, Earline, Doris and
FREDDY"
Evening star., 1958-05-09
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Evening star., 1958-05-09
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better humidity removal! Permanent
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replacement cost. Stale dir exhaust
clears room fost
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
The New Look .

DECOMING A STATE has given Alaskan politics D look as leaders from the Capital of the United States giving their time and support to members of their political parties who candidates in Alaskas first State Election
 It is most fitting that this unity exist and Alaskans welcome these leaders of the nation who must study problems closely in order to share in our politics By so doing they get to know about the State, which is good for all concerned.
 Secretary of the Interior Fred A. Seaton, who is scheduled to arrive here tomorrow with COP candi- dates, has done much for Alaska already His an- nouncement in Southeastern Alaska for the abolition of fish traps has brought much rejoicing Alaskans have sought this for 20 years As little fishing is done in this area this very little to most of the residents here other than that Alaska has crossed another hurdle with Seaton's aid
 Noneites will fill the School Auditorium tomor- evening, looking for and expecting some nouncement for the relief in Second Division. This could be by positive program for early completion of Highway 97 or by construction of the power sites held in this area by the Federal Government
 Either or both projects would not only stimulate the development of Northwestern Alaska but stabilize its future.
 Secretary Seaton was the first man in his office to get behind the movement for Statehood to see Alaska Alaskans see it, and get the machinery in action for future development and progress. The people know that what he sets out to do he accom- plishes
 The people of Nome welcome his return visit
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
Fed. Grand Jury To Investigate Negro Arrests

WASHINGTON, R = Attorney General William P. Rogers said yesterday he has ordered a grand jury investigation of<whether the recent arrests of Negro ministers in Birmingham, Ala, violated their civil rights.
 Rogers said he did not know exactly how soon the grand jury will begin it's work. He said that it will be as soon as possible.
 The Federal Grand Jury will be convened at Birmingham.
 The incident the grand jury will investigate occurred October 27 when three Negro ministers, all from Montgomery, were held for several hours by Birmingham po- lice on vagrancy charges. They then were released and the charges dropped.
 The ministers were identified as the Rev. s. S. Seay, pastor of the Anne Zion Church; the Rev. A. w. Wilson, pastor of the Holt St. Baptist Church, and the Rev. H. H. Hubbard, pastor of the Be- thel Baptist Church.
 Rogers told a news conference his call for grand jury investiga- tion followed the refusal of Flu gene Connor, Birmingham's Com missioner of Public Safety, to dis cuss the matter with FBI agents.
 Rogers said Conner also had in structed members of the Birrning- ham Police Deupartment not to discuss the case with FBI agents
 Rogers also announced the Jus tice Department is considering rec ommending to Congress the enact ment of new civil rights legisla- tion, some of it bearing on the school desegregation controversy
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
Hearings Planned For
 1859 Fishing Regulations

WASHINGTON, R - Hearings on 1859 Alaska commercial fish ing regulations will be started by by the Fish and Wildlife Service in Seattle December 4.
 The Bureau of Commercial Fish cries, which will conduct the hear ingS, said yesterday it has sched- uled three days at Seattle, Decem- Der 4, 5 and 6, and then shift to Alaska.
 There will be three days of hearings at Juneau December 10, l. and 12, and three at Anchorage December IT, Is and 19.
 Suggestions received at the hearings will be considered in the drafting of next years regula- tions.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
Crash of Air Force Tanker Investigated

SAVANNAH, Ga, tR = A team of Air Force investigators sifted through tl1arred bits of metal yes terday as they sought to find out what caused the fiery crash of a KC97 refueling tanker.
 Eleven airTnen perished We'd nesday afternoon when the giant four-engine plane crashed and ex- ploded in a residential area 10 miles southeast of here.
 The plane crashed a few min utes after taking off from Hunter Air Force Base, two houses were wrecked and a civilian was seri- ously burned.
 Maj. Robert H. Reed, Hunter public relations officer, said the plane apparently lost an engine.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
Atlas Missile Launching
 alled Off At Cape

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, R - Launching of powerful Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile was called off early yesterday when the firing crew ran into technical trouble during the count down.
 The 85-foot Atlas, biggest mis- sile in the U. s. arsenal, sparkled in the rays of floodlights for sev- eral hours before the scrub was called.
 The 100-ton Atlas blew up on it's last launching September 19. That was the first attempt to shoot the tWo-million-dollar rocket the complete 6,325mile interconti-- mental range.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
Geneva Conference Fails To Agree

GENEVA, R - The Donation technical conference on proven tion of surprise attacks failed to agree again yesterday on an order of business.
 The delegates met for an hour and Is minutes and then issued a communique almost identical with the one Wednesday. The con- ference will meet again Friday.
The Nome nugget., 1958-11-14
No Similarity In Taxes!

A CITING GOVERNOR WAINO HENDRICKSON n made many comparisons between Maine and Alaska, among them the fact that both have many forests, blueberres, soft shell clams sardnes and potatoes Alaska is at the extreme northwest of the United States, and Maine is at the extreme northeast
 "But," Governor Hendrickson continued "Maine has sales tax state property tax state income tax no state exise tax and state corporation tax
 What want to know is how they exist. We'd certainly like to have the answer to that"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11
RY IN. NARAIN

NEW DELHI-A shining example
of how the spirit of Judaism can
be preserved by small groups of
Jews, wherever they may be, has
been set successfully by a small
community of Jews in New Delhi.
India.
The 80-member community func-
tions through a Jewish Welfare As
sociation which counts on its eX-
ecutive men of high status in pub
lie and government circles. Its
secretary. E. Kolet, deputy secre-
tary in the Ministry of Finance, is
man of high integrity and is
hopeful of a bright future for the
Jewish community in India.
THE CLIMAX of the Jewish Wei
fare Associations activities during
the last few years has been the
construction of a community CEN
ter for a synagogue and other pur-
poses-all in the record time OF
six months during 1856. The hall.
financed largely by donations, is
an example of the faith and imag-
ination which led the small COM
munity of New Delhi to embark
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11
New Delhi Group Of Eighty
Preserves Judaism's Spirit

on this venture to construct a
meeting place Of its own.
When this correspondent visited
the associations Judah Hyam Hall
headquarters, he got the impress
sion that the association has come
to represent the Jewish spirit of
mutual help and cooperation with
due regard TO the traditions of the
Jewish religion.
Its activities in recent years
have typified the triumph of faith
in the face of difficulties which
arise in small Jewish communities
in any part of the world.
KOLET ANNOUNCED that Ii
brary of books of Jewish interest
is being compiled with the help OF
donations from organizations and
well-wishers. The association is in
the progress of building up its
funds and about $4,000 is still need
ed for a reserve.
The association has also made
arrangements to organize regular
classes every Sunday morning to
teach Hebrew. including songs and
stories from the Bible.
In spite of all difficulties, the
small community of Jews in Delhi
is determined to push forward in
spirit of zeal. brotherhood, and CO
operation with which the associa-
ton has been functioning to keep
the light of Judaism burning in
this part of the world.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11
IA Council Rejects FEPc Ordinance
photo by Bob MarkowI

The proposal may be reintroduced
at the councils June meeting.
Max Mont. Jewish Labor Com
mittee staff representative, has
been serving as secretary of the
Committee for Equal Employment
Opportunity in Los Angeles, which
argued the case for FEPC.
On the heels of the city council
defeat, a similar ordinance was ta-
bled by the Los Angeles County
Board of Supervisors. A substitute
bill, however, has been presented.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11

turbances in the emotional devel-
opment of children ranging from
general retardation at the child
care homes to an over-frequent in
cidence of night fears in the kib-
butZ children were too insistent to
be denied. 1t may be fairly said
that this trend has been reversed
and there has been mitigation of
the unhappy influence of education
al and political theoreticians who
tended to make of Israel child
centered society. opposing at the
same time perhaps the child's
greatest needs.
DR.. Miller said all of Israeps
public health, education, welfare,
agricultural development, and 9TH
er agencies are beginning to ap-
ply themselves to stimulating COM
munity life and action in the new
family emphasis trend.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11
Discriminatory Ad
Hailed By Meyner

TRENTON, M. Acting on a
protest by Philadelphia Area Di-
rector Steven Ramsen of the jew
ish Labor Committee, Gov. Robert
B. Meyner of New Jersey ordered
his state real estate bureau to
discontinue advertisements which
prohibited non-whiteS from pur-
chasing public lands.
Prompted by the JIG protest,
Governor Meyner instructed the
state deputy attorney general to
prevent any further use of dis
criminatory language in advertise
ments for public land sales and
lauded the JIG for bringing the
matter to his attention.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11

Community Health of the Hadas-
sab Medical Organization in Is
rael. One of his major response
bilities is Hadassah's clinical and
teaching public health area with its
neighborhood experimental health
center at Kiryat Vowel.
This center, originally known as
Bet Mazmil, is attracting world
wide attention on project where
the family is treated as a social
unit seen against the background
of the community and the environ
ment in which it lives.
DIR. MILLER said there has been
a reversal in the kibbutZ of trends
to rear children separated in the
MAIN from their families. There
has also been reversal of trends to
"save" babies during the emerg-
ency period of immigration by
sending them into large child care
and convalescent homes: of the
tendency to place older children
in children's villages; to shorten
the period of breast feeding for
Eastern mothers; and to despatch
old folks to "sumptuouS" old-age
homes.
"It was all to easy to rational
ize these processes which, while
relieving the overburdened family,
also tended to iniure that family
Seriously" he explained. "Under-
lying these trends was a more or
less unsconScious mistrust of the
natice family as the correct me-
dunn for raising and educating
children for higher standards of
living.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11
Unified Family
New Israel Trend

anky Afrcan-born psychatrst
talked the mental
health impi of family Israel
Miller headed the Division
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11

LOS ANGELES. Calf. = Despite
vigorous support by liberal, labor
and civil rights organizations, a
proposed Fair Employment Prac-
tices Commission ordinance was
defeated in the Los Angeles City
Council after an all-day public
hearing.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11
Yanks In Israel Meet

TEL AVIV-Seventy delegates
representing 5000 Americans and
Canadians who have settled in
Israel met at ZOA House here to
confer on efforts to attract more
settlers from North America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
AUTOMOBILES ION SALE

VoLksvAoON 1888 arsY-blas ee-
ho. e.30iS - 'A. 's'''
t0LkswA0EN COW. slack; musl
bidder 10. s.d5e3.
vol.kawAoHE 80 a-dF, Tucson
nslgs say o. shs week. si.sbS'
so,o wn. n kss s sGs wo. s.sOO,
voLkswAoEN 1877. diamond
fteen with Wv. tires underpoal.
mlleai mus, sell ki o-so0t.
v0LksWA0EN 1887 Dc luHa, cora
req I, and NJ perfect. 1919 81
beat odsf, kh, 0-1D11,
voLkAWAOEN 80: Glue. 2. and h 4,
meter lnal overhauied, excel ccnd
Nl.213. wa. f-iuel.
voLkswA0EN ~ ohia, nsht blue
Best olieF ever $1,000 Phoni
Qaitherahufr tlal evet.i OF. q
$500. Ext aob, DAYS.
VoIkNWAOEN IS aunroof; beiae
re- eAthereste seats eacel eond
voLKswACEN late 1857 s-dr 2
and NJ, llke new, very Low mile.
age, " sos, JET ENGLISH PoRD
1894 p. ave 80. II a.e30O.
v0LKswAGEN inaa cow q. h.
beaul, brtgn' excel, cond. Sls3OO
OIL. t-s57f
vOLKswAOgN 1875 black sedan,
300 mi; $3.50 Kn e.sdla,
voI.KswA0EN 1867 COW: black
1900 miles; $3.50. "a. 5-iO7l
voLKewAuKN 'B7 sedan: Z. Ane
III al I'm nns.nuner car.
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AuTomoBIlIs FoR sALE

TAuNls ~ a.df. sedan; com.
s e5ssi'' ESQ ssse.aI s6. 's.asSs 'A's'
THuNDERnIRp IS s-paassngsf; ,
eRa ketae.i aeu , w
sgmeFs ave. 'hoekviiis. 20 ,
rhUNDEEnInp % Z-pas,i wits
Z. and b. ALL uqwNf, nhn neN
900 SEXUAL milss reaa IN
flguNDfanmB i6ss s-s.a.: a.,
$50 hlnch fully enulpued undel
1900 miles SLoob roEfixc
fmUNDEnnlnD 80; blaek. = toes
w-w. tlrea. =. and NJ excel. cone
lov mlieaaei - 1908. kE. o-bdll.
rmuNDERnInD 80 white, VIZ
black tor. auto trans,. excrllen
condition. sa,1pA, ~, a-e3s0.
rHUfDKRBTRD 'Aa: COW. pes
sea!.: pow vine, automatic
KIRK MOTOR CO.
goth and n I Ave. Nh, Al. s-Ja3a
TuuNDknBInn, late ~ COW
mileaas' Colonial white IN. Wv
tlrea, naraae kepta like ney
throuahouii showroom cond COS
neW over ~ 600, sac - $50 ol
beet oficr, Need caah must ssil
Pvt Ovnsi. KpSls 1909 y q. > '
TatjNnRnnsmn IA, h.,a ana -
topti fully eanlp and power auto.
BEAUTIFULLY kept eaylne country
featonAble, no. e-2fDf,
TRIUMPH 1913: IRIS: spokl
wheels. tonneau cover perfect
Condition Bet Triumph buy i
WAahlnnton, Phone WI, s-o24n
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TRIUMPHS
AUTHORIZED DEALERS
ANNAPOLIS MOTORS

ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
900 n y. Ave. NV, TX, s-s74l
TRIUMPH 1887 TR3; black, Whit
top. overdrise extras. " 800
king O-5ie0 ~
TRIUMPH IRIS 81: white, blacl
too, Interior and tonneau; S2.ie5
Continental Motors, Ltd.
1901 r, I. Ave. NE. CO. 5-Siss
Closed SATURDAY Open sun. io-i
vAuxHALL SIS s-dr sedan,
Si.TU0: under 5000 miles; in.
maculate condition FLOOD pom.
TlAc, 800 Wis. ave.
vOLkswACoN 's4 e-door sedan
beige; owner. excel eond $3.50
SP. 3-ii4O
vOLKswAGEN 's7 Microbus: TO-.
900 MI like new. sl,sso. Du
voLKswAGEN IS sony.: brand.
new. RIA. 3-iOOO, Ext. 3Bl s
Mon. through Fri.. SIS.
voLKswAoEN '55 cdr: peri.
cond.' clean as . pin. long on Ras
mileage. Sl,145,
ARLINGTON MOTOR co.
1917 N. Moore st.. Arl.. IA. S-s7s7
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AuToMoBILEs ron sALE

WHY'S iesa q-eyL staten paaeni
nesleI, oteraIlte and lIlss IN fel-
tb1a o. best ofeF VA a.aiA1.
WILLIS ieta Jssp liellonuason
Any rtahqnable eanh olIiI accSDi.
able, call WI. a-oodk
will,tt s. a-dr, sedan. nncsl.
Lhls e.r = real seonams NJ
me ,a .,l eese ~ spRFevsd credit
kAPLAN A CRAWFORD
80 OPEN DAILY go
wLLLft b station vason; motor
I IA, s-suis, Ap, f-00se,
WILLIS 1888 ieep sta, vas Z.
cyl, q, and H. cd, fne eond,
1910 70. f.HisQ
WILLIS staten deep sAe.l sond.'
Oterdrive, ssaA Az, l-Afah.
wILLYs 81 station uaGon. ieski
and runs splendid with oyeIdriye
sss Non, NORM NoToRS, IA, q
REfIRED sIsoEa vlshss 70 ssI
End car. 1884 Pontiac chleilaln
I convert. new Wv. tires, hraheh
TOP and paint Job. Hydra T. ~
I etc, sl.0e3 on review Al ~.
oelethorpe u nv Bids accepted
from ! p.m..B pm. today.
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SIMCA
Best Import Buy
CONTINENTAL
MOTORS, LTD.
4-speed Gear Box
Delivered Equipped
Sits

3.Ysah % 000.Nlls uuarantes
1901 r. I Ave. MI. co. b-sl2.
akoDA 's7 sedan: secs.
Continental Motors, Ltd,
cisco IsiSl SATURDAY AZ: NJ op,a So Sun s-is csi
sTUDE 'Sa comdr. mort coupe
Excel eond.; soob. "a, 1888.
sTUDEBAKER 'sa famous apeedstei
model. pink and taupe nnish
hydra. pa. immac. cond. A real
sports model. Bells price. sl,iaS
BKLL MOTORS
500 Wis, Ave, NV, Wo. o-svO
.sTUpEBAKER 81 famous Silver
Hawk; eSa-h.p. VS.. auto. shlit
beau s-tors black and eray M.
lsh, red leather interior. hydra. A
real sports model. Bells buy oil
tie week 81 1896. st0a down.
BELL MOTORS
500 Wis Ave. NV. WO. 6-SnOt
sTuDEBAKER 'se Champion COW
Cd, heater used as IND car
80 IN. f-fttN,
sTuDEBAKER 80 Champion 4-dr
sedan AL eond good tires. orig
owner; $500 or ofisr. ~. 1900
sTUDEBAKER 1854 LanderuiseI
4-dr, sedan. fully eauipped, excel
eond. S645. Sl4h On,
ROYAL CHRYSLER
1901 r. I. AVE, WA $4,000
sTUDEBAKER 81 Champion s-dr.,
T., h.. overdrive: burns no oil M
dents: mech. nerf.; clean thAueh.
out. GOOD tires. Must see % ap-
preciate sl70s EX. 3-sei0.
sTUDEBAKER IS Champion 2-dr
Z. and h.. clean: low mileage, one
owner, economy car. INSPECTED
x74o; trade, terms as low as sl4f
down. WOLFE MOTORS. I533 N
Moore 81. Arl., Va, a. Rosslyn
ia. 4-325a.
STUDEBAKER 1858 Champion; 2.
tone hardtoo Overdrive. Leather
interior TE. 6-9352.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

r9s .,.i igss s;sg,l i 90, q 1,gs
taei Conn, ave-
PONTIAC 1888 VS. convertible
Ssssi tIss Sss ss'iIsi MI
X. n, wls' A ~, SoesLa.. ''s0oov-h
PONTIAC 1885 chisilain Cdr
hardtop VS. hydramatif, radio
PsI ". sood vih vsfTani,
STAR PONTIAC
t07 Pa, ave M IL u-1eOl
PONTIAC iaSs vs. t-ar stalloI
waaoni neu, equipped, Fiht oAll
SPECIAL Save ta0o-at tt.nnF
MeNklL PONTIAC. l.ieu W.
or nEInkoDA
PONTIAC 1875 bonneville convert
lhie. striklng whliH with hinct
orion too, contrasting full leathe
Interior, OMft special sport model
Mag.. undeF MARKET price .
Suburban Cadillac-Oldt
SssiRes;ia.s9r "a snopplso o. ers sihiR'
PONTIAC 80 -" aed. CD. HYDRA
matte, new. paint. excel mechan
ieally. N2I3, HK f.0tiA.
PONTIAC '5e Star Chief COW. fui
power, Dc luxe 2, and b.. w
tires private owner, make onef
iE f-OfOf.
P0RscnEs-Jusl received ship
nient Of brand -neu 1865 carr0fal
and Coupea. many % select from
also several TOP quality used, iron
al Low ~ si,sd6' MANHATTAN
IMPORTED CARS. IN ana h 80
nv. no, a-sOOO.
PoRscmR ~ 1900 silver coups
1900 MI !, and h, "a 7.65sl
P0nsCmE 1857 cafrera or Epeed.
ef' perfect condition; sf'leo
P0RscHEs. IS, new 1000 epe
and Us new 1890" sunroQf. ~
Super epeedstsI, s2,Bee also y
iath and Que. Open sun. after j
RAMBLER 1888 f-dr lei black
2. and h.. reclinine seat. 500
actual miles; NV. tirea. -. los
BUTLER BONDED
LEE d. BUTLER, INC,
LINcoLN-MERcuRy
serving y. c Area Since 1880
RAMBLER 1889 club sedan viii
s oveTdriss: and h sSeslls a,
g g%i blsle;. S''S OF pest over
RAMBLER '5s Super g.; auto
trans. 2 and \ J, Wv. tires; ..uol
MI; sacrifice. Sa,J05 IA. 6-2i93
RAMBLER rs Custom 4-dr.; auto
trans. 2. and h., Continents
tires, low mt. excel. cond.; pri'
vate owner; Si,O50. IA. 5-3O54
RAMBLER 'bS American; extras
hrand-new. never driveni decided
% 50 10 school; Sl.Ts5. WA
RAMBLER 81 VS.; hydra. s.s0t
mi; 2-tone, Wv tires; orieina
owner s2,050. u. 94D325.
RAMBLER 1857 VS. Rebel Custom
4-dr. sedan; power steering. poNei
NA8AN4H AAAAAhNNH 8AAA so
heater, white walls. finished Il
beautiful black and red. Must b
seen 70 appreciate. I owner
Sl,s95. ORBIT RAMBLER. $50
Rhode Island ave, Brentwood
Nd UN. 4-4747.
RAMBLER 1851 Station wagon. T.
see, call IL $4,000.
RAMBLER 1859 little club coupe
nice condition; S335, SOS doWr
SCI mo. ROPER, LA. $1,000.
RAMBLER '5a custom Cross coun
try station wagon: hydra, :. AM
h.; immac, throughout. Bell
price, 81 ,O95, SIPS down.
BELL MOTORS
SOLO Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
'RENAULT '55 4-cv: the world
finest economy car. Only S595.
TRADE 1T ON A NEW FOREIGi
CAR AT
Continental Motors, Ltd
1901 R. l. Ave. NE. CO. 5-s12;
RENAULT Dauphine 4-dr. 1857
like new in every respect, Priced 4
sell today, Sl,ig5. JET ENOLIsf
FORD. 1884 Pennsylvania ave
Sc, Ii. $4,000.
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Continental Motors, Ltd

.14O1 R. l. Ave. NE. CO. 5-s122
RENAULT Dauphine 4-dr. 1857:
like new in every respect, Priced q
sell today, Sl,lg5. JET ENGLISH
FORD, 1884 Pennsylvania ave
Sc, Ii. 4-2300
RENAULT 81 Dauphine: has every.
thing. 7. and h.. Wv. original
owner; family has outgrown car
Orig. price, Si,S00: sac, Sl,250 OF
best offer. RE. 6.75o7.
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RENAULT '58
lCV-DAUpHINE 9
n-nl.l -. Nun -

NOW ON uiIftshN
IN OUR SHOWROOM
Continental Motors, Ltd,
1901 n Ave NJ co. s-sis.
I.khAulN pAupniNE 'A1l q anl
b. viz Wheel. So. iirsa' . shaII
TRiDf II ck wv SonEIos
Continental Motors, Ltd,
1901 y. I, Avs. Ne, CO. a.hiea
sIMcA ARoNpE 81 t-deor: saw
Champion. only ti.ms,
Continental Motors, Ltd
elos.sdr ssiu ia Open Sun ib.i
nkNsuLIa .sl ~ a.sdse.i ] ign'
80 Paris id,h and =. ave -
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Plymouth 81 Hardtop
Bank viii Refinance
Sligo
Can Be Seen at:
aool l4th ST. NV. AID. 4-464e
Plymouth IS BID. Cow.
Bank Will Refinance
$745
Can Be Seen at:
300I i4th ST. NV. AID. 4-464o
PLYMOUTH 81 Savoy VS. ADJ;
Blue; low mi, excel. eond.. Sl,750
PVT. OWNER, Wo. 6-7l4s.
PLYMOUTH '57 Belvedere IS" Sc
dan Torauenight, p.S. and p.b.;
VIII S-OeS3 after 5 pm.
PLYMOUTH 1857 savoy VS. cdr.
miissTe. 81 sos, sizes down.
ROYAL CHRYSLER
1901 r. I. AVE. WA. $4,000
ton: 1886. La. 6-4346.
PLYM. 1854 de luxe sedan: excel
lent mech. cond.: real buy: S415.
ACME, 5000 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
PLYMOUTH '5S Relyedere cdr.
hardtop; beautiful 2-tone maroon
with black top; low-mileaRe car
With and b excellent transp.
KAPLAN g. CRAWFORD
1901 Conn. Ave, EN-. e-60ls
OPEN DAILY 80
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Z. tens, 2-tone black and Whit
. KIRK MOTOR co.

ssss wis. Ave. NV. en-. 1858
PACKARD 1883 club coupe; radio,
heater, ultra. drive: $1,000 miles;
owner cannot act permit; saerlflee
Sl26, Terms. S26 down. ROPER,
La. 6-27OO.
PACKARD '55 400 series hard
windows and 4-Way seat: smart,
2-tone combination: 81 ,495.
Akers OldS- Cadillac Co.
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CENTER
Alexandfia, Va. OV. 3-0390
PACKARD 1855 Patrieian 4-dr.
sedan. fully equipped. Sl,2S0.
R9QS down