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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
TEREZIJA KOLESARIC

Milwaukee, Wis. Drustvo
NADIA, odsjek 255 HBz. ovime
javljamo svemu nasem clanstvu,
rodbini prijateljima zalosnu vi
jest, da smo izgubili IL nasih re-
dova dugogodisnju clanicu, sestru
Tereziju Kolesaric, koja je zatvo-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

QODTu LdJllCu, ScStTu mdIlJu otdJ-
duhar u Walsenburg, Colorado,
koja je umrla 21. julia 1858. Bolo-
vala je duze vremena cd srcane
bolesti, te trazila lijeka ma sve
strane, kod raznih lijecnika u
bolnici, da 81 povrati zdravlje /
produzi zivot, ali sve bijase uza-
lud. Njezin jedini sin Rudy, ko-
jemu je ona bila dobra majka, ia
kodjer je cinio sve sto je bilo u
njegovoj moti, da svoju majku
spasi Cd smrti, ali nista nije po-
moglo. Pokraj naseg odsjeka 292
HBZ., ona je bila clanica / dru-
stva broj 200 SNIP.
Pokojna sestra Stajduhar bila
je delegatica dviju konvencija
HBz, a tajnistvo je preuzela liza
smrti. njena muza, Rudolfa Staj-
duhar, koji je umro 5. januara
1852. Dok je njezin muz bio dugo-
godisnji tajnik, ona mu je bila
desna ruka u svemu. Oboje su W.
Sill svoj posao dobro tocno do
svoje smrti. Zato je bila mnogo
cijenjena voljena cd svoje drus-
tvene brace sestara, kao cd
rodbine prijatelja, koji su ju po-
hodili "a vrijeme njezine bolesti.
liza njezina zivota ostati &c samo
lijepa trajna uspomena medju
svima mama.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo bilo je iz-
lozeno u pogrebnom zavodu Fur
ply u Walsenburg, Colo. Krunica
je bila izmoljena katolickoj cr-
Xvi ma "a. julia, a ma dan pokopa
povorka je krenula cd pogrebnog
zavoda do katolicke crkve Sv. Ma
rije, gdje je odsluzena sveta misa
u prisutnosti rodbine, prijatelja
clanova cd obiju drustava, a "a
tim ma groblje Svete Marie, gdje
je predana majci zemlji uz svog
supruga Rudolfa. Mad otvorenim
grobom svecenik je izmolio mo-
Iitvu; ime odsjeka 292 HBZ
procitao je nadgrobno slovo pot
predsjednik, brat John Dunic, a u
ime drustva broj 299 SNPJ odr-
zao je ijepi govor njihov tajnik,
brat Edward Tomsic. Njezin grob
je bio okicen brojnim vijencima
cvijeta cd sina, brace, sestre, rod
bine prijatelja, kao cd njezinih
drustava u znak zadnje pocasti.
/ Pokojnica je bila rodjena godi-
ne 1902. u Brodu ma kupi, Gorski
Kotar, Jugoslavija. U ovu zemlju
je dosla 1921. u Walsenburg, Colo,
gdje je ostala do zadnjeg casa
svoga zivota.
LA sebe ostavlja jednoga sina
Rudy, te oca i majku, Mike /
Frances Persich Walsenburg,
Colo; diva brata, Mike Persich u
La Veta, Colo, Steve Persich /
jednu sestru Antonia Lessar u
! Walsenburg, Colo, te wise rodbine
u ovoj zemlji u staroj domovini.
; Neka ii je draga sestro lahka
crna zemlja u kojoj jos premlada
! pocivas, mi svi, koje ii ostavila
! liza sebe, tebe cemo Sc sjecati dok
j budemo zvi. Slava Il / pokoj VIE
! chi!
Zahvala. Cd srca se zahva-
ljujemo clanovima odsjeka 292
HBZ drustva 299 SNIP, te svoj
rodbini, znancima i prijateljima,
koji su darovali Whence cvijeca i
koji su Sc brinuli oko pokojnici-
nog pogreba dosli ma sprovod "a
svojim automobilima. Isto sc "a
! hvaljujemo rodbini, koji 81 jake
udaljeni nisu mogli doti ma spro-
vod, vec su platili mise "a dusu
pokojnice. JOS jednom svima vam
, najljepsa hvala, koji ste bilo sto
dobra ucinili "a nasu pokojnicu
zivu iii mrtvu.
| Tugujuci sin
Rudy Stajduhar fodbina.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

koje zivu ovdje u Bessemeru i tro-
je unucadi.
Nase mu je drustvo priredilo do
stojan sprovod u sporazumu s ia
million. Sprovod je obavljen po
rimokatolickom obredu sahranjen
je ma katolickom groblju u Besse-
meru. Nadgrobno slovo procitao je
nize potpisani oprostio sc bra
tom Nixon poklikom, neka ii
bude lahka gruda zemlje owe tvoje
move domovine, a tvojim milim /
dragim, koje liza sebe ostavljas,
nase iskreno saucesce.
Matt Fabijanich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

La Veta, Colo. - DIVINE javlja-
mo zalosnu West svemu clanstvu
HBZ, da je odsjek 292 ga smrcu
Asubio svoju vrijednu clanicu !
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
Svezi Grobov; Nash Drsoh Pokojniks
Uaalsi1i CLANOVI H. b. Z.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd %. DO 20. AUGUSTA 1858.

423 Barbara Zunac
434 Mary Radman
Az Simun Brntic
sos Josip Renko
SIG Joe NOmislich
635 Anton POcrnich
648 Angela Mele
MarkO Klasnic
663 James s. Germane
9O5 Martin M. Beaudre
984 Verle AntOnich
Maria Kraljic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

4 Viktorija Zabic
IA KarOlina MOdic
MILO Cukor
& Nikok Ratkaj
Emil LOnchar
SO Frame TonkOvic
80 Tom Ludinic
1874 Anica Malezija
228 Josephine Juricic'
80 Jakov Lucijanic
314 Anna KOvacevic
S51 Dusanka Popovic
4O5 Ivan SkvOrc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
DRUSTVENI
-VIJESNIK
PROMJENA SJEDNICE

Monessen, Pa. - Odsjek 1914 o.
vine daje do znanja sveukupnom
clanstvu naseg odsjeka pomlatka,
da ce Sc redovita sjednica odrza-
vati u nedjelju 7. septembra u 2
sata poslije podne, umjesto ne
djelju IA. septembra.
Ova promjena je ucinjena, po-
sto ce mas pomladak imati drugi
piknik owe godine u nedjelju Ia.
septembra.
Toga radi umoljavate Sc da IL
Waite ovu promjenu odsjecne sled
nice.
Bratski VAN pozdrav,
Kuzma Jezerinac, perovodja.
OdSjek 326, New York, n. Y. -
Ovime Sc pozivaju svi clanovi ma
Seq odsjeka, da nefaljeno prisus-
tvuju redovitoj sjednici, koja &c Sc
odrzavati u petak, 10. septembra
1858, u Yugoslav American House
Inc, 405 w. Al Street, N. Y, a
koja ce poceti tocno Il 8 sati u
veCer.
Braco sestre, suglasju naSih
pravila svaki Clan treba da polazi
odsjetne sjednice, a ako ne moze
da posjeti svaku, da makar posjeti
jednu u tri mjeseca. Mi ne mozemo
nase odsjetne stvari da rijesavamo
bez odsjecni sjednica, pa cak nj
bolna potpora ne moze Sc odobriti
bolesnom clanu bez sjednice. Stoga
je potrebno da dodjete ma sjednice,
pa da cujete koji SUI clanovi boles-
nj da Sc upoznate drugim stva-
rima, koja Sc rijesavaju ma sled
nicama.
Istina je, da nasa lajednica ne
ma dozvole "a poslovanje u nasoj
drzavi, Sto je "a mas vrlo tesko i
neugodno i nemozemo da radimo
onako, kako to rade drugi odsjeci
onim drzavama, gdje Zajednica
ina dozvolu poslovanja. Ali sve-
jedno mi Sc trebamo sastajati /
raditi ono sto smijemo mozemo.
ia znam da uprava nase Zajednice
trazi dozvolu poslovanja nasoj
drzavi, te mislim da bi trebala jos
bolje ma tome poraditi, da Sc doz-
VIOLA dobije cim prize.
Zato dodjite svi ma sjednicu u
petak, 7. septembra, da Sc poraz-
govorimo swim naSim problemi-
ma.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

POTRAGA. - Trazim Jozu 1.-Two
der, rodom IL sela Dautan, kotar
Bjelovar, Hrvatska. Quo sam da
Sc nalazi negdje u West Virgil
MIA. Molim citatelje Zajednicara,
ako tko zna ista MENU da mi
iavi, ma temu Gu i'm biti zahva-
Ian. Moja adresa:
Jozo Belovarac, 3204 Glenwood
Park Avenue, Erie, Pa. (36-3O.
POTRAGA. - Trail Sc F r n ] o
Antit- MornariG, star oko IS godi-
ma. Rodom liz Selce Hrvatsko Pri-
morje. Trail ga njegova sestra,
koja je Mendoza, Argentina. Mo-
lin bra6u Zajednitare i ostale
znance sumjescane IL Selca, ako
sto znadu o MEM zivom Ill mrt-
vom njegovu adresu, molim javi-
te ma John Loncarit, 32O5 Long
fellow Blvd ST Louis A. Mo.
1851 -3S-39-40)
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MARIJA STAJDUHAR

Thomas Barkigia, tajnik,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24
August Is

7:30
4-Hossis Bossis. Color.
JOCK LinkIetter. m. c.
5-SheEloek Holmes. Crime.
7-cowtown Rodeo.
Hour. Top rodeo riders COM
pete for Gosh prizes in Vorious
events. lLive.l
9-Robin Hood. Adventure.
IAN Apple for the Archer"
Richard Greene. IRepeat.)
500
4-Restless Gun. Western.
"cheyenne Express" Bonner hos
to deal with O cowordly des-
perodo who hos shot his leoder
in the beck for o reword. John
Poyne, Royal pono. lRepeot.l
Sylvester Feature. Movies.
; Hours. "Pon Americana.
1915. Audrey Long. "Sky Giant"
1888. Richard Dix
9-9urns and Allen Show.
A minor traffic accident becomes
neiohborhood nnixup. tRepeot.l
$3.50
4-Toles OF Wells FGFgo.
"BiI Lonoley." Horde receives
help from an outlaw who was
double crossed by his portner in
crime. Dole Robertson. tRepeot.l
7-Bold Journey. Doc'ment'ry.
THE Diomond River" Prospect
ing for diomonds in the Potoro
River of British 6uiono. Jock
DouoIos, host,
9-MosqueFode Party. Panel.
Robert Q. Lewis, moderator.
800
4-Twenty- One. Quiz.
Jack Borry, host.
7-StoFs OF Jazz.
Guests: Oscar Peterson Trio, feo-
turing Buddy Rich and Pot Heoly,
Stop Ten Lucy Shows.
Reruns starring Lucille Ball. Desi
Arnoz.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15

10 oontcntmcnt A transcontin-
entail line would bring the blessings
ef Christian civilization 20 the In.
dians ot the West.
In printing the sermon, the
Daily Mnuoso,ian" approve a
Ncius proper blending OF thought
upon things temporal with things
spiritual"
Rut the New York Times" a
few daya later commented in a
scathms editorial, We rather
think that Railnads 90 not bc.
long 60 a plan nt Salvation and
that an oricr OF men. solcmnly
vet apart 90 prcayh "christ eruci
fled are sinRulaly forgotnl of
their commission, Il they exchange
their position ON Calvary for a
Railroad Depot
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15
3ET INTO OR6tT NOW
FOR BACk-TO-S SCHOOL

Nom rs time 70 hop a flying saucer, board
bus bring your apsce.minded scholars down
TO Daylons and ready them for school This year
have fashions 90 as the jet agel Even
tapezo dresses for goods from kindergarten 10 college
ord Ivy LOOKS FOR your tavorto lods Come
to DoYtons for their accessoes TO- b. II craYons or
slide rules. 10 put more zoom in the claas room.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15
RELIGION AM RAILROADS.

In the iSa0s Mhneaotans from
ali walks ot iire longed for tho
day WHOM railroads would con-
meet the area with the eastern
states The Reverend Edward ~
Nell. Mlnnepoiaa first historian.
WA na exception
on JuN II 1884. his achmon in
the First Presbyterian church OF
Sc Paul was ON Railways in
rhelr Higher Aspects" )" Reverend
Neil took hts test from Isaiah
rhe voice o, him that orteth in
tho wilderness Prepare We the
way " tho r.ord make straight
IN The desert highway Tor cur
Gad
The highway IN Noilfn inter-
probation was transcontincntai
railrpad and he felt that 4, was
the duty ot every Christian 20 see
That q was made straight aud
built soon
Railroads. in Nellis words we're
Invaluable aids Ia the promotion
of pure and undctilcd religion =
They prevented unemployment,
Widcnod the mental horizons ~
the nation. helped overcome super,
atitinns Rnd were valuable aids
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15

ON luly day ~ 1899 crowd
of curious pabsera by gathered in
front " NJ n Kelloags variety
and toy store on THIRD street 10
~ Paul They woro attracted hy
the demonstration ~ new toy
An Indian Rubber balloon In,
tiated win gaa and released. IL
climbed Tar into tho si,y, whore
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15

called a general strike, lie could
not be held back, however.
A shrewd politician. who had
won widespread popularity for his
Convention and People party, he
won a resounding victory while
yet in prison The party captured
"a OF 3s seats In the legislature in
the Gold Coast general elections In
1850 and his people petitioned for
hts release on Feb, ~. 1851. he
was freed from James Fort prison
in Accra, amid cheers by more than
100 900 iuhilant supporters,
Fight Rewarded
Nkrumah continued 10 work and
fight FOR his countrys indcpend-
ence from colonial rule, and five
years later on March 9, 1887, his
dream came true At ceremonies
attended by leaders from through
out the world, he heard Britain's
Duchess OF Kent read a message
from Queen Elizabeth II making
the Gold Coast an independent
nation within the British Common
wealth.
The ceremony over. Nkrumah
quickly hauled down the Union
Jack hoisted a native peunant in
its place, and proclaimed the name
Of the new state AS Ghana.
In the brief span since that
time. Nkrumah has risen rapidly
in African continental affairs A
diplomat he Is considered the most
Influential figure, outside OF
Egypts Nasser In the newly
formed Federation of African
states, an organization closely
watched ~ the major powers, m
Guiding the United States
II is known that Nkrumahs
yearnings for freedom for the up-
pressed particularly the Africans
does not stop az the waters
edge He is sympathetic toward
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15

u hovcred above the city giisten.
ing IN the sunlight, and, according
TO the "paily Minncsotian" OF July
rs looking like a day-star
There balloons are certainly
the prcsticst toys for children ever
invented commented the editor
rhc price was 2a centa, plus AN
additional 10 cents for refill
when the gas was gone,
The paper confidently predict
od that they would prove a never
ending source of amusement for
children of all ages
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15

other African leaders and recent.
" sent warm greetings to NJ
sylvauus olympic on his party's
'resoundinR success" in recent
French Togoland elections lie has
just concluded state visits 10 the
countries which joined him few
weeks ago in the new historic
Conference on African states He
was hailed IN Egypt Morrocco,
Tunisia, Iihya, LAbpria aud the
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15

American tnndon educated Nlru
nah speaks English flnently, W
witty a good couyerssttonaliat
and highly Informed, particularly
Ia matters Of government and in
ternational affaile
With Russia among the nations
vyipg for his favor the United
states would 10 we'll 90 remain
in his friendship
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15
Sudan
A Man OF Charn

\ Man Of Charm
Personally, Nkrumph ~ a warm
and conRenlai Individual A man
of medium height, frail IN physical
makeup, with studious eyes ana
general good looks he is cultured
and refined But ho Is no caeaplst
and pridcs himself IN his native
physical characteristics For OK
ample. hia coarse hair is always
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15


OF states. While in Washington he
stayed at Blair House, official
guest residence. and attend a state
function az the White House. His
complete itinerary also included
visits to New York ard Chicago.
No Stranger
Although this is his first Of
fictal visit 10 the United States,
the 47-year-old Prime Minister liz
no stranger TO America. He re-
ceived part Of his advanced edu.
cation here, and is acquainted with
American life and customs. But
although he lived here for almost
10 years, few Americans know him
intimately, or are acquainted with
his struggle up the political ladder
and for the freedom OF his country.
Many ask Who is this NlCrumah ?
What kind Of man Is he7 How
did he come TO powerZ IL Is 10
answer these questions that this
article is written.
A Man OF Destiny
From early youth In his native
Ghana tthen the Gold Coast, a
British Crown colony. Nitrumah
seemed destined for leadership. Re
ceiving his early education in
Catholic mission schools and Achi-
mota seminary near Accra, capitol
Of Ghana. he once pondered car
eer as a Jesuit priest However. he
changed his mind and as he began
10 grasp the situation around him,
his attitude toward future for
himself and his country also
changed The young, ambitious
goldsmith's son began TO visualize
a state governed by black men
as his future homeland. He want
ed to lead the fight toward that
goal bat knew he lacked the
knowledge experience and resourc-
es.
Therefore when a kind uncle
gave him psHsage money, Nkru-
nah hurried TO America and en-
rolled at Lincoln university IN
Pennsylvania. While al IAncoln
he worked in shipyards to obtain
money 70 finance his studies and
pay his board
Meanwhile, his studies were not
limited TO aeademica Possessor Of
a keen mind Nkuimah viewed the
political scene around him with a
hawks eve He naturally, in his
quest for the know how en-.
oomtered many of the prejudiees
which confront Negro Americans
However. he peraevered, and when
graduated with honors from Lin
coin, he received the s.TB degree.
Later, he received his MS. and
MA. degrees from the University
and attended the University OF
London When he returned home.
he was well equipped for tho
political battle ahead
Rise To Power Tough
Nlgrumahs riae 10 power waE
not an easy one The man who
was TO become Prime Minister ot
an important state on the African
continent experienced many of the
hardships which confronted such
men as the late Mahatma Ghandi
midas Prime Minister Jawaharial
Nehrl, and other fighters FOR ma
tionalistic freedom. Twice he waF
thrown IN jail by the British az
"a bad egg after he had eugin.
ecred a boycott ia Cold Coast ot
European shops and products and
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15
Nkrumah The Man
As Viewed BY AMP
Writer Chas Livingston
BY CHARLES ]. L. LIVINGSTON
OF The Associated Negro Press

An important both in the histories Of and
the newly found African nation of Ghana recorded late
last month when Prime Minister kwame Nkrumah visited the
United States the invitation OF President Eisenhower
Nkrumah arrived Wednesday, July % following four.
day state visit Canada and accorded the gun
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15

neatly coubcd but Il IL never treat,
ed with anything doaignod 10
change it's texture Al social fms.
TONS. even IN the company "
royalties and world dtgnitarics ho
likes 20 wear native robea
A former school teacher. tho
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15

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SO OLDS-$l, 1895

Holiday: power steerine, power
brakes. turquoise and white. like
new. low mileage, one owner, pri-
vate individual financing At bank
4-2lI6: after s, WA 7-f0sI
OLDs 80 Model SIS 2-door
sIIaose; w iTmas G., FLo 90 P rtgCTa
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OFFICES, STUDIOS Boz REMI


ANACOsTIA business section. 1871
Good Hope rd se--Suite OF 8
mod paneled offces. air cond.
Rent reduced for desirable tenant.
LII. $1,000
BAILEYs CROSSROADS. Vain
Culmore shopping center on Lees
burg pike. Past growing Area.
Nice suite JE. $1,000 or EN-. 2.
1876
GEORGIA AVE, 4Ol6--ofices.
Phone NA. s.i7es or TU 2,O706
WIS. AyE.--street- level, air.eondi-
toned once, IN modern bldg P;
parking and bsmt. storage Call
ANDRfs, OIL. 2-9O70
WIS. AyE.-Four-rm older bunga-
low, with 1000 50 u OF parking
and ftofage areR ideal for sub.
contractor, S12J per mo- Call
ANDRfS. OF. @-gO5O
X ST. NV, opp. statler--E Entire md
A., i,2sO SO. II Z rms, 2 laws.
lease avail. April 1. he 1.s12j
80
NEw DESIRABLE Ind floor, approx
.uU-ft parking. blk V bank,
poet, ONCE and transp. WA q
fttft mr. f-oII
OFFICE COMB. with complete apt
facils. In modern air-cond. bldg
sos per mo incl. all utlls 1900
Mass ave NV AID 4-3BiO
OFFICE m LAWYERS SUITE, at
tractiyely furnished. air-cond fof
lawyer, accountant or manufac-
tuTers rep. Washington Bldg
Call DI. 7-7b4b
1If7 n, IT. AVE-. N.w.i S2sb per
mo- stories, , rms, 3 lav,i oil
heat. Parking space for 10 cars.
keyat the once OF ~ PAUL
LiAJNAN. 53a 18th street NV,
NE. e-4iO0.
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DE SOTO 1887 Firefiighi CDR
Sportsman one OF q special pur.
chase OF chrysler Corporation ex.
ecutive cars; button drive
power steering power brakes. z
and h.. Wv. tires low mileage
car guarantee: new-car bank A.
nancing. SO mos TO pay. 81 .SQ5
CALVERT MOTORS, INC, 1I4i
Esst;We.t hwy" silver sprins
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SAFE
tcoNTlNueol

BUICK 1855 Century convertible
dynaiog, =. and h.. al power
low mileage, top eond. ownei
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BELL MOTORS

II Years IN Same Location
o0l0 wis, Ave, Wo. 6.sa00
MERCURY 1884 Monterey hard.
top; r. h., automatic transmits
sion. new tires, excel cond., SOp5
or best offer. VIII, 6-:O3S.
MERCURY 1881 sedan: 2. and h.,
$3.50 $50 down seb month
PALS CHURCH. De soto-Piym.
outh' Zee, hlshwas at HiilWOOd
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AVIATION

FOR SALE: TRI-PAcKR 1888 su.
per custom. full panel, Marco VIII
supefhomeg. Marco Up receiver
cream and red A real sharp Tri-
PAGER and Just re-ucenSed s4.na5
GHAusEaT AVIATION. INC, OIL
G-sfeT.
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5000 a c esasn priced Msspn for Ou aea Z
sale, sos, RE. 6-S005,
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1901 Conn, Ave. NV. WO, B-5651
FORD SO ThundeFblrd: Fordo-
matte. Wv. tires, power brakes,
Z tops. Must sell. best offer. IA
2-g603,
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FORD 'Sl Model A; selling parts;
also '5s grill. reasonable. RE.
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ROYAL MOTORS. INC

4IUU Ga. Ave, NV. IA, b-2D04
condition s4bo PAIfs Church
% Soto Plymouth. Lee hwy. .,
Hillwood ave, u. 2-2300.
BUICK 1851 hardtop; :. and h.
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NASH-ARLINGTON

5000 n 10th ST.. ArI. "a. s.a2as
RAMBLER Sc station wagon; :.
and h., oyerorive. 80 mis-. per gal:
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AUToMorIvt MISC.

SNOW TIRES ,ei. whlte-Waii. Vith
tubes. Fisk. tlze : I0xl 5: used less
taen loo MI $50 OF bekt ones
DE .-aSs5