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Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEAFIIL.E

FROM HOLLYWOOD KING" COLE ached-
ued for Chicago engagement at the famed Chez
TO into trouble he doesn't fn previous here
Orchestra
Okeyed the Orchestra Han bit thinking ii would be
fcrmancs.
say faint So insist that Cole must con-
cerze during the entire performance
local have given the Evening King lot
coverage Tickets have been sold etc,
King appear two places on the same
evening and he has contract to appear at the Chez
keep Chez engagement cancelng out the
Orchestra Hail Furious Han sent word
to Nat either sing solo Orchestra Han
torneyA"
Speaking CapoPs FAscyAToRs recently signed
by Coles snatras and Stations Chapel
group young men seem to be taking over
where The Mariners left off
Congratulations DADDY-oDAYE the rhyming disc jockey
who recently celebrated his 10th anniversary
LIONEL HAMPTON has a performance
the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority November sorority
turn turn all proceeds the Chicago Urban League good
deserves another I always say
DrSAH WASHINGTON planning to march down the aisle But
Rue Mann planning Nat Famingoes quartet
and LaEsue wanted Dinah to be her best gaT
WILLIE MAYS Francisco baseball star win be one of the
first guests TO MICS show Brains Brown
debuts the east this
show match two twoman teams quiz game and on
each there win be athlete ow
ngures) WHAT More quiz showsH77
Speaking Athletes ARCHIE MOORE light heavyweight champ
has got acting fever Archie recently appeared stock with
little theatre group in San Diego.
while talking and actors Just got
word that SAMMY DAVIS JR has bought the rights
fgherprea HENRY ARMSTRONG; story. Just may
play Henry the film which underway early January
No business like they say w.t.
LENA HoNEs hit Jamaica opened
Hereten DErJzL BEST the drumming who
that rhythm the shearng Quintet
when he appeared at the Left Bank keeping
happy at the ofbeat where he plays with STUFF Quartet
you imagine playing
CUTE SAYING OF THE WEEK THE modern girl may
be wizard In making champ needing
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LiffIe Rock PIan
Projected BY Foubus
Called Immoral

Champaign (ANP)-If Little
Rocks four public high schools be-
come private institutions, they will
have to be fully reaccredited ed
ucationally, the former head OF
the North Central Association OF
colleges and secondary schools
said recently.
L. B. Fisher, Chairman, Illinois
state commission of education
said If the schools stayed public
they still might need reexamina-
ton because of the indignation cri-
sis. High school accreditation is
vital to students wishing college
entrance.
Colleges and universities can
do as they wish about accepting
students who come from unaccred-
tied schools, the educator said,
Baker, who performed for North
Carolina college at Durham, was
one of the defensive standouts
for the College All-Stars in their
victory over the pro champion
Detroit Lions.
The largest man ever to draw
Ram uniform and one of tho
biggest in the NIL history, Baker
nevertheless is agile and posses
ses good straight away speed
Another College All Star per.
former shooting for a spot on
the Rams is Jim Jones, former
University Of Washington full.
back. Jones is equally adept Of.
fensively and defensively.
Extensively, with the Huslxies
last season, Jones ranked fourth
in the nation in kickoff returns
baslcally power runner, MS
speed was such that he ran one
kickoff back for 81 yards against
Minnesota and ran an intercepted
pass 81 yards against UCLA.
X. c. Jones, Surprise Package
His defensive ability is indie.
ated by the fact that, as a float.
ing linebacker for Washington, he
was in on half the teams tackles
In the Al-Star game, he inter,
cepted four passes.
A surprise on the roster is X
c. Jones, former basketball
teammate of Bill Russell at San
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Francisco. Jones, with a prom
ising future as a pro basketball
player with the Boston Celtics,
decided to stake his pro future
on football He did not play coll
lege football, but was drafted on
the 30th round in 1855 with the
hope that he might try pro foot
ball.
His basketball ability and speed
make him a natural candidate for
a defensive backfield spot.
Good Rookie Crop
Other first-year candidates for
the Rams include Iglehart, a ver-
satile performer from Wiley col
lege. He is being given a shot at
defensive secondary position
with the Rams.
Alozo Vereen, from Florida
State is a power runner with
good outside speed. He is trying
for a backfield spot.
Jesse Arnelle, who starred In
basketball and football at Penn
State college, is seeking a slot
back position.
Two veterans are Lamar Lundy
and Tom Wilson. Lundy, after
one season with the Rams, stin
remains one OF those rare speci-
mems in the NFFL who may be
used extensively and defensively.
Drafted primarily for defensive
purposes, he was pressed into
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service last year as a receiver be-
cause of a shortage of ends. His
giant frame (6-7, 235 pounds) was
well utilized in the rugged block
ing requirements, and his pass
receiving produced three touch
downs, although he had only six
receptions.
Wilson, who never played coll
lege football and signed as a free
agent, was a sensation in 1855
and a standout in 1857. He was
the Rams leading rusher with 651
y. res for a as average. A terri
fic runner, Wilson set a pro mark
for yardage from scrimmage in
1856 when he gained 223 yards
in a game against the Green Bay
Packers. Jim Brown, Of the Cleve-
land Browns, earned that mark last
year. At 20 pounds, Wilson has
the speed and power to be used
both a fullback and halfback.
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gle the Negro is having to gain
fun equality" Or, Goldstein point
ed out.
DIR. Goldstein, who last week
marked his 40th year as spiritual
leader Of the Congregation B'nai
Jeshrurun, recently returned from
South America and Europe where
he participated in conferences with
Jewish leaders as chairman of the
Western Hemisphere Executive Of
the World Jewish Congress.
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AMERICA LOSING
BECAUSE OF
RACIAL TROUBLES

New York AMP - Americas
handling Of its racial problems
has dealt a damaging blow to its
democratic pretensions abroad. "
the Rev. DIR, Israel Goldstein said
in a sermon recently.
We are unpopular almost every.
where abroad because OF the strug-
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Kings Book Is
Moving Account
Of Bios FIGHT

New York-More than two years
ago. a young. energetic minister
led $4,000 Negroes on one Of the
most epoch-making crusades
against racial injustice. In the
very heart Of Dixie" he led the
Negro citizens Of Montgomery,
Ala. in a successful bus boycott
that eliminated in a Supreme
Court decision outlawing segrega-
ton on the transit system Of that
city.
Now with a facile pen, he has
written a moving, suspenseful ac-
count Of the struggle in a 224-
page book titled Stride Toward
Freedom" which has just been
published.
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Appliances

In oensrul EIsSfris Rssrlgoru-
ksfE,aaora, Rsagea. Washers. Dry
WTers, i9s7 hodSls. Floog Som-
Piles Gf fusfoTY cost. Merry
while they lest.
the ROYAL CO.
SSS ualv. NsGr DuIa CA. T-3es7
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Hood of Teoehers, Union Az, Ikn Eor Ae,lo

Chicago tANP)rhe President American Federation OF
Teachers Tuesday called President an mmed-
ate solution 70 tho school indignation problem.
Carl Mege head OF the union telegram the President
which read parts Defiance OF the contrary concert
Of democracy Grave highly probable defiance
OF Supreme court directive eNempncd by governor OF
Arkansas allowed to continue unehaenged President
that should become guaranteeing all chill
dren fun educational opportunity" concluded
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Moscow Russia (ANPPau Robson made an honor
airy professor of the Moscow State Conservatory Music It has been
announced here.
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New EnsIund Sends Four MorshuIs

Boston Mass (ANrl-Four the New Eng
land area ree from Boston vermon)
TO Commando school, Washington d. c. as part OF 2ema
force chosen from all country.
After intensive training they join the force OF u Marshal
IN Little Rock
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NAAcP Freedom Dinner 10 Honor PvbIis
Mun0goF

New York city tANPlrvo OF distinguished achievement
one IN the field Of publishing the other muscn hon
ored at the NACPs annual Freedom Fund
hotel on Nov 49, Roy Wilkins secretary
this week
The guests OF honor at that dinner win
Chicago founder and publisher the popular magazines Ebony
and TAM and Rudolph Bng general manager metropolitan
Opera since June l. 1850.
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New Approach


The young minister is the Rev.
Martin Luther King Jr., pastor Of
Dexter Avenue Baptist church
Montgomery. Only 80, he brings
a new approach to the Negroes
fight for equality. And he has,
through his brilliant leadership OF
the boycott, made the Negro aware
Of the power Of combining Chris
tian love with militant action in
pursui: Of his rights.
King was stabbed Saturday in
a Harlem department store by a
deranged woman and remains crit
ical in Harlem hospital
However, "Stride Toward Free
dom" is not centered on Martin
Luther King. It is rather the story
Of a courageous group OF citizens
who, as King declared, had had
enough" Of racial indignities. It
is the story Of an oppressed peo-
pie who took a giant step toward
freedom and are still moving. King
provided the leadership that spur
red them to action.
Arrest Touched Off Boycott
In the book, illustrated by sew
eral photographs of boycott scenes,
the handsome young minister tells
how the arrest Of Mrs. Rosa Parks,
an attractive seamstress who re-
fused to give up her seat on a
Montgomery bus to a white man,
touched off the boycott. He also
relates the many sacrifices and
horrifying experiences.
The boycott, which began Dec.
5, 1855 and ended after the Su-
preme Court outlawed segregation
on the buses Nov, IS, 1855, de-
manded three things: az Cour-
teous treatment Of Negro passen-
gers; t2), seating passengers on
a first-come, first-serve basis,
with Negroes seating from back
toward the front; and go, employ
ment Of Negro bus operators on
predominantly Negro routes.
Opposition BallJs
The white opposition rejected
these comparative modest de-
mands, but in the end had to ac-
cept Indignation Of the buses.
The boycott itself was master.
IA in its execution. Even 'hc OPP
posing White Citizens council had
to admit that 1t moved with mil
itary precision" Among other
things, 1t featured a carpool with
As dispatch and AZ pickup sta
tons. Many, however, chose to
walk Like the old lady who, when
urged to ride, refused, saying
"rm walking for myscI'. Tor my
children and grandchildren"
Policy OF Non-VIolence
Throughout the campaign, King
urged his followers TO conduct the
boycott on a dignified level and
without violence, the book recalls,
"when the history books are writ.
ten" he hold them "let historians
say: There lived a great people
black people-who injected new
meaning into the veins Of civiHza-
ton.
On the other hand. the boycott
tiers were treated with anything
but kindness. King and several OF
his co-workers were arrested. mug
ged, and thrown in jails. Their
homes were bombed, and patrons
Of The car pool were harRssed
by the police.
The book closes with an appeal
by the author, for positive leader
ship both on the national and To-
cal level to rid the nation Of racial
hatred and bigotry.
Negroes and whites must be
made to see that their common
goal lies in justice for all" King
advises.
From a readers standpoint,
there isn't a DUH page in the
book.
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AUToMoBILEs goa sALE
BORGWARD

station vagrns ana sedans: NJ q
Of Oermanys finest. As lou ~
CONTINENTAL MOTORS,
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,HHYsLER 1859 4-dr. :. and b
TAKOMA FORD

s726 Piney BT Rd.. 8. 8. ~. $1,000
CmRYsLER 80 club coupe. looks
ana runs splendid: xl05, $40 df.,
$40 mo. ROPER MOTOR, La.
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CADILLAC SO ''R2" 4-dr. sedan
beaut. s-tone blue anish: fully
equipped incl. power steering and
brakes absolutely new-ear eond.
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Alber OldSmObile, Inc.

ioSv lttn o.. NV. DU. 1-oA4f
CADILLAC 1852 Fleetwood; one
owner. low mileage, r. and h !,
grey. garage kept Wv. tires.
See and make offer. EVENINGS.
OF. a-H0QO
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rRkILERs
INVITATION
GARAGES

2-sToRY SCAR GARAGE. EQUIP
rear. $50 PEI mo, a, Z. HoudH-
TON 4 SON. INC, DI 7-00h7.
DNTN.-Dble a.story brick. over
1000 sq. n. Suit. stornge. etc.
WIll rent upstairs. Si5 mo. AID,
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
ZEAL ESTATE LOANS

RtRsl AND SECOND Trust
LOANS PURCllAsED. BARTON
REALTY co ReeltofL 1881 q
81 nv ME s-24a6,
MORTGAGES: Bss terms 10 es yrs
Romance. pay debt1i make I'M
prvmts. combine trusts. reduce
payts.' free APPRAISAL. days Of
- CROCKETT. NE. 4.ess4
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2nd trust notes D c nearby Md
ftoEAt aoRTdxGE 4 INVEST.
MENT CORP 1919 n Y ave
80 Ma s.bsa3
End TRusTs--AbSolutely top SPOT,
cash prices paid; Nd, Va, y. G
Call day or nieht. 10. 4.Jo9S
PLENTY FUNDS AVAIL. ist Of
IND moItsaee. IA. 2-230a o.
ia 7.ltOO
sEconD TRUSTS PURCHASED
AZ Extremely Lou Discounts
" X STONE OIL s-34IA
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CADILLAC SO FlRetwood 4-dr. SCI
dan; orlsinal black NniHh, leather
ceesortes. air eandIttoning $1,000
aetnal miles: thu ear 4 lmmaenlate
lnside and out. BUTLER-BcNDED
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
llsi ais, Q, NV. FE 5-efs0
CADILLAC So limousine: s-pas-
sengeE: s2,50v; true lt.O00 miies I;
neE-ear APPEARANCE. does not
PosrfiSscr ' ss.i Coma conn, s ave. 'nooD
CADILLAC .ss ..es" t-door: fully
oatstandina. lov MILEAGE: uns
oxnef sale price. - .Qp5,
WHEELER. INC. CHRYBLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
4sO0 WISCONSIN, NV. En-. s-iOe0
CADILLAC 1858 f-dr. sedan; ali
extras, very elean; can b seen
i iSso. ~ sIs IN s,t q sI. sn; wo- g.
CADILLAC 1857 Sedan psville:
turquoise with white top. power
steering. power brakes: a. ,fps.
Capitol Cadillac-O lds Co.
i:es e.nd 81 NV. II. $4,000
cADEiIsA:c 1881 = pessse: bs.p.
s SSn s s:s; AZ ppssr Incl. sir sond
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
4l0n Ga, Ave NV, ia. p.saOI
CADILLAC 1888 Coupe De vile
beautiful blue nnish. fun power
ssstsi. Wv TRES: Inc new. - SOS sos
CaithneSs Buick, Inc.
-. usED-cAR DEPT.
Ia4a Wis Ave Of. 4-a63s
\ CADILLAC 1885 -aO'' Special Gus.
tom Fleetwood sedan: fully eauip.
al power. Looks nsN; $500
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
I E E:irlin "a shOD, y; s.sSps;ssSc
ureA etc. S7p5, RI. 5-a367.
CADILLAC 50 Coupe Dc VIE;
Inlly equipped. power steering and
brakes. automatic transmission, Q.
and h. Cadillac 81 its fnest. 81.
Alder Oldsmobile. Inc.
1889 l4th 81. NV. Do. 7-e44l
CADILLAC 1852 Fieetvood; one
owner, low mileage. =. aud b.
grey. garage Kept, Wv. tires
Sc and make ofer. EVENINGS;
CADILLAC SO .'R2" 4-dr. sedan.
beaut. s-tone blue fnish; fully
equipped. incl power steering and
brakes absolutely new-ear eond.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
SUBURBAN SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, ND. OIL. 0-77O0
CADILLAC 81 coupe deville; excel,
I c0nd., privately owned. $e06, or
best Offer. ~. O.00sp.
CADILLAC IS Fleetwood 4-door;
eyely extra. power steering and
bfAkes; 22 600 actual miles. AZ .if5.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r, l. ave. NE Ia. 6.asaO
CADILLAC 1880 "62." 4.dr. sedan:
leaving Saturday for overseas;
want $3.50 or offer, JE. $4,000.
CADILLAC 'Se Coupe De vile: TOD
cond. asking SI,2Tb. OWNER.
LII. 4-s776.
CADILLAC Sc Coupe oe vie: IN
sparklina 2-tone gray. hydra, 2.
and h., Wv tires. and full power
equip. only sl.1nS.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
$3.50 18th St, 8. 8 ~. s-6Is6
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AuroMosLls ron SALE AuToMoBmEs ron sAL3

DODGE $50 va 4-dOori s-eyl, ;
El95: immae., low miles. FLOOD
PONTIAC. BOO Wis. ave. WO
$1,000.
FORD late - Country Squire. q
passenger, blue, ". wipers. power
steerine, FoFdomatie. GOOD tires,
excel eond.: $3.50. Ewes. AID.
4-5112.
FORD 1863 Bypass. Country Sedan
r. and h FOrdomAtie. all-ylnyl In
terror; 9 very nice car. BUTLER
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
i12I 2ist 81 NV. Pk. 7-245O
FORD "a Custom VS. Eo.1or: q
s 3 p.n. ~ hu'. .-s ssIl 'osS' After
s soR6 IS , cS,.s% tudor ssno, tVIIS
throughout; $500.
8b4S i4th 81. NV ri. 2-4I0O
PoRp ~ Custom IS" Fordor; orig.
blk. finish. n. and h.. overdT., S396.
TAKOMA FORD
s725 Piney Br. Rd., 8. o. JU. $1,000
FORD "a Club 2-dF. Custom; looks
and runs like new: T.. and D. ;
perfect, pass any inspection; $3.50,
$50 dn. ROPER MOTOR. La.
FORD $50 Tudor; gray finish.
equipped. nice condition: $3.50.
HILL Il SANDERS
wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
lil4 Vermont Ave. NV. AD. 4-z300
FoRDe 'b7 demonstTatorsi new
eaT guarantee. new-car titles: I
hardtop, Tudor, l Country Squire.
Priced from 81 sob.
LOGAN, UPTOWN sfFORD)
364O 18th 81. NV. TU. 2-4l0O
FORD 81 club coupe; meehAni-
calIy good eond., needs body repair.
$500 cash. IA. 4-0653.
FORD SO Custom IS" Tudor; origi.
nal green, Immaculate inside and
E EATON CHEVROLET
9th and II SITS. NE. IL 7-14l0
Chevrolet Corner for So Year,
FORD So Country SQUIRE station
g. ia: q R.s = S.. E d. f' va sS5a4
PoRD '5g VS. 2-dr.; :, and h ], au-
tomato transm.; . perfect 2nd car
LEE LIE b. BUTLER, INC.
Ii2l eiSt 81 NV. FE. 7-2470
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BUSINESS PROP foR aEKT
STORES foR RENT

BETHESDA. 5000 Wis. ave.-Mod
lsxto aiir-eend:. heat. ianitol
VI RoBERTsoN. OIL s-212S
CHEvEeLY AREA, $685. Annapolis
"a :--lsxt5. Y modern shopptnl
H HUI FRaaiRarHEpss ~ s g ssr' . "a. :
ave NV. Ma. $4,000.
CONN. AVE, 3teo--Handsome nev
.Font; ave-. avail: Ies 4; p,,k. sns
ecnd. sANDoz. NC, Du. 7.ls3f
Silver sPRNC-over 1000 50
kEi L ssSS'DS 3 bs ssessE low p 5fn': =
57f0. evenings. OIL. 2-6sif.
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AUTOS. 4 TRUCKS F0R MlRI


,TAxlCAB for rent; American, No.
100: Se5 per WI Call RE. $4,000
after d pm. only.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY TO LOAN

$40. 600 WANTED. 3-year loan
veil secured Bonus plus interest
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1901 Rhode Inland ave ne. CO
5-sl22 Open 7.aO-iu. sun, los
BuICA "a, conf. quiet motor. .
ard h. Need cash. SIS. ne. 4-523s
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7 wv %. Nv ~ 10. N.-NUl
CADILLAC 1898 Coupe De vile:
beautiful blue nnish. fun power
sateefins. brakes. Windows and
sentsl. wv. tires: IKE new. -, SOS
CaithneSS Buick, Inc.
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FORD 'b7 customline 900" Fordo1
I YES; auto. trans, : and h.. safety
dash and many extras: beautifw
2-t0ne gold and white finish.
others 70 choose from: ~ .6e6.
LOGAN lFordl
Il50 goth st. NV, DI. 7-5s0d
FORD '55 Fairlane Fordor va;
Fordomatie, z and b.; 2-tone green;
one owner; 1905.
HILL 81 SANDERS
ii1li VI ave, NV. AD' 1-i3O0
FORD .56 Tudor equipped, green
nnien. nice condition SOD.
HILL 81 SANDERS
1114 Vermont Ave NV. AD. 1880
FORD SO CONVERT.
Clean. i-owner. fully equip. sacri-
a are; sssa' AZ e. f sasss Bank terms
FORD $50 VS. Fairlane club sedan;
I: and h. auto: tTansm. 81 1915:
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1920 wis. Ave- OIL $4,000
FORD 1858; priced low .or quick
sale =. and b, Fordomatie; good
eond. About $500. Mr.. cOPTEY.
EN-. 3-7O74.
FORD 1865 VS. 9-pass. Country
Sedan; = and h., automatic trans
2-tons paint; Wy s;I,,,tti tires; low mile
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
ll12l 21st 81 NV. Pc. 7-247O
FORD IS cust0mline: ! owner;
] top eond.; new Wv. tires, r. and
b., oyerdrive; immed. poss. JE.
3-zZ4e.
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cHRYsLER 1853 New Yorker 4 -df
sedan. beautiful satin gray finish
fully equipped with poWerfiise.
power steering. brakes. Z. and h,
Wv. tires. etc full price. 81 1876.
Can nnspee yith ,I SIZE down;
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AuroMoTIvR MISE.

oLps 'b4 VS. $50 Plymouth VA,
bs Ford VS., front ends okav;
'53. Pontiac and iatef 10 ~. parts
and body parts for sale. WA,
7.O0at, Ju N.HtOy,
fQun.TunOAT Cara, and man.
fold '0h olds. used . mos.i $40.
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CHRYSI,ER '53

NNRh bALA ~ WY AutAtl NuttH !
s s.. S R,S Rsg ~ sys sSf nj kJ NIX,
| cHRYsLER. aeOi Il. I. ave. ne,
WA. $1,000.
/ CHRYSLER '53
New Yorker Do luxe VS. 4-door;
| fully equipped. Including power
steering and brakes. Regular si.0D5
Discount Price, STA
OLMSTEAD Odds
1000 wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va
IA. 7-s400
CiiRysLER 'b5 Windsor Dc luxe 4 :
d.. sedan: fun power, z. AND h..
WV tires very clean; VI .3sk
ROYAL cARYsLER, 1901 r. ].
cHRYsLER 1884 YES 4-dr New
Yorker sedan: iet black flnlsh. fully
s MS 0T csn n.n e. s Vim III s.5 yri ss
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
4IOp Ca. Ave. NV. IA. g-e9O4
cliRYsLER '5s Windsor wagon
fully equipped; company ofileial
car; big saving. ROYAL cHRYs-
LER. 1901 r. !. ave. ne. WA.
| cHRYeLER 1859 4-dr.. :. and b.
TAKQMA FORD
a72A Piney 81 Rd.. 8. 9. u. $1,000
CmRYnLER 80 club coupe: looks
ana runs splendid: sos, $40 On,
Sib mo, ROPER MOTOR, La.
i 6-27OU.
CHRYsLER '5b New Yorker d
luxe 4-dr. sedan; 2. and h.. auto.
matte trankn.. power steering ane
brakes BUTLER- BOHDED; ~ .3eB
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
lii2i slst 81 NV. FR. 7-247G
cHRYsLER IS Wind. 4-dr. h.t.
Ss i 6Is "a ssylns sn so n R0S cahs sYs
LkR, 1901 X. l. ave. ne. WA.
cHRYsLER 1855 New Yorker 4 -df
sedan: beautiful satin gray finish
in hs @ sasipped s sish poas sfnHs
power steering. brakes. 7. and h,
Can fnsnce Win Si5S down.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
4lO0 CO. ave. NV. IA. 9-2904
cHRYsLER $50 Windsor g-door;
every extrssa power steering and
THACKER MOTORS
Iath and r ! ave. NE Ia. $3.50
DK SOTO "a VS. FiFedoe club Sc
49, 19nre sraen Npfsh ao,s1v.
$685.. Can finance with sos down.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
800 Ga. ave. NV. IA. .ase904
DE soTos '67s; 4 brand-neE; 4
company demonstrat0rs; up 10 ST.
400 discount. Hurry TO gel the best
choice
RICHARD & DAVIS
s & oo 81 4 STAc I 10 DO 3 bus assss
DODGE '55 Royal VS. 2-door hard
TOP. poverfifte; 2. and h., 2-tone, " :
". tires. IoW MI: one owner. ~ .395.
WHEELER, INC, WHEATON, ND.
CHRY6i ER- PLYMOuTH- IMPERIAL
1888 GEORGIA AVE. 10 $4,000
DODGE 40 4-do0r: 7. and b.. Wv.
tires. ideal End car. <l25.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and n. / Ave. NE. la $500
DODGE 80 club coupe; looks and
runs spiendidly; SEQ On. SD mo.
ROPER MOTOR. LA. $4,000.
DODGE 1852 sedanette. =. and h :
neW-car condition. $3.50. SOL
down 500 month PALS
CHURCH De Soto Plymouth. Lee
highWay 81 Hillwooo ave. JE
2.9a0n
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