davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16

The crowd was NOT as large Rs
IN past years but the annual meet,
ing 81 the Associated Negro Credit
Union was enthusiastic, Monday
meht when the slst annual meet
ing was held
Credit linton members were
saddened 10 hear ~ the illness az
tta long time secretary treasurer
raimage u Carey wha was unable
to attend the meeting bat were
pleased 60 hear the rcpor, II an
over "a 600 increase IN the unlonn
assets read hy assistant secretary
Aahhy Caaidns
The huainesa meeting heard
report frum the union nominal
ing committee chairman Alice ON
que and elected officers
Reelected 60 three year terms
ending ia lods were Rev Densll
.Caity. Theodore woodard and w
IA Young
Named 10 the credit committee
were A u Caaaiua, ! NJ Dorsey
and Cllfford Smith Measra Caaaius
and Smith were reelected and MIR
Dorsey replaces y Anderson
who has been inoapacltated by
ssnoun Illness
In recognition of hts hong service
10 The credit union the meeting
voted 20 elect Mr. Anderson hon
erary member" of the credit cam
mittre
Reelected % the Supervisory
committee was J G Cnowdet vet
erun chairman or tbe committee
and A w Jordan and William
WaTiths
Louis lerman. pioneer figure in
Minnesota uo ops and exncntiye
director ~ the Minnesota labor
Committee for Human Rights
traced the history ot the credit
union movement in this area
George Holland assistant man
agcr 81 the Veterans Adminlstra
iiou at Fort smelling rpohe on
Changing Patterns IN Human Re
latloua
rhr ITALICS ~ both men we're well
received
The 1867 annual report ~ tho
credit union showed assets ~ t4s. /.
7A2 "a This yeaf'a report revealed
assets - sag ips SO an increase
Of slt,7520t
ilsv penxli Cartg praised the
officers ~ the union Tor The pben
puenal growth ~ the arRaniza
ton despite the ~ health ~ ita
longtime guiding official Mr. Cary.
Who befnuao ~ illness missed HE
first annual meeting IN the groups
~ years operation
Officers ~ The Associated Ne
gro Credit linton during 1853 were
penzil Carty president c'rcf %
Newman vice president Taimhga
d carey secretary treasurer and
hshby asskina assistant aoefe
tarY
Members ~ iho board ~ difep
tors we're Addie Pew Alice ouqua
and Thomas johnson.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16
PUBLISHERS AND SUMMIT
CoMNITTEE no MEET

Cincinnati. Ohio The Nat.
ional Newspaper Publishers As.
sociation viii hold board and
membership meeting here, Jan
%, "a
William o. Walker. president of
the association, stated that on
Saturday Jan "a, the publishers
will meet jointly with the sum
init Meeting Committee
Al thia session. Mr. Walker
said plans win be worked out
for following up the Summit Meet
ing hold In Washington. u C.
last May
Both meetings win be held nj
the Sheraton Gibson Hotel
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16

poker faced Negro fpmr sAve
Thrn gracsfI ars rmmng aa a
aIFar Egn Eagr begins ia
raar ~ 'hs naneapa takssr
fns naras rarksf aft fna uifk
rssl ~ stsa rsfrs ap~yst1F 10
srht s mF6 fa taftoq
I1fasn aw tHe Gnu Em0efhiy
s8rs haFor FfEais fnfaurt ~
s.saafrF ssfRr urds fse naop 81
mai Laser wlfE q Fifusaf as
~ ~sss ff,fn ne rosr a. thoagt
nra l@cfsf ta nrp aFY 1ff
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16
Nkrumoh Accused
OF Interfering In
liberion Affairs

Acera Chains AMP Liberia
Aaibaaaador 20 ghana Mr.. David
Wiimot aecHse9 Ghsna Premier
Kwafpe Wsr7sDah, on Saturday ~
interfering IN Liberals affsirs
In he seversst rebpke ever. ~
one West African state n another
the Ambassador iasIs1 a state
rpsni protesting against Dr wkdB
Faah'z assertion in india that Il
Nmld ~ IN the bea, interests ~
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16

THIRTY PBfNCEsSTs src
competing for the tItie of Queen
of SHOWS ~ the ~ ram Winter
Carnival The coveted crown h
now belng worn bs sally Shields,
n, year old brunette saliy's suo
cassor siil br revealed ~ thn INA
lesiis Coronation Pageant 10 the
~ Paul auditorium Tuesday hight
February 3 Queen sally viii be-
come Nrs Michael O'Cannor four
DAYS later, embarkinE upon now
Job ~ homemaisr Tifiet- sliii are
available for the Qnaen's Corona
iiSn The winter Carnival win bc
held frsm Dan 80 through Ieh
.,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16
Wife Describes Family
Problems Which Led To
Fatal Shooting Monday

calm quietspo cultured unlike the ordinary
story book conception of WIFE who had only few hours be-
husband death Internationally described 70 tins
reporter Of the which led 70 the shotgun staying
Of Jackson Minneapolis briekayer early Monday morn
ing.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16

tinH az a banquet given ~ the
state Fair Board Tor employees
Tuesday January s, n the Cold
Room Of Hotel Fsadissgn
Mrs shannon a 40 year EN-
ployee ~ the Fair. was seated a.
a reserved table with the assistant
secretary and other officers of
the board and given due recoRnl
tion for her faithful service ~ long
standing
Other employees present were
Mrs Mamie Green. manager ~
the Gopher Club af 'hs state Pair
and Mrs Barbara Gardner both
of ~ Paul Mrs shannan is as
astani manager u the Gopher
Club
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16
Mon On Trioi For MURDER
Mon On Bioi FOR MURDER
Trial Of Maurice Keat0n
For November q, Cafe
Staying Being Held

The Hisl Of Maurice ~ keaou, ~ 1909 Gtrard Ay NJ
Minneapolis for first degree murder IN connection with the
November H. 1853 death ~ Wiam Il Ferfe 2s II progress
before iennrpn county district Judge Rolf Fosaeen this week
Farrell shot aud Killed 10 the Old Southern Barbecue all
night cafe NJ Iyndhle Az N. and Seventh Az N
Jury of eight and sy mcn ssceted Monday arc
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16
There Is A New Negro

there Is a new Negro in our land and
the southern Iawmaker, or citizen. who fails
10 realize that fact is being stupid az his
own cost The new Negro has more educa-
ton. He has better health He has better
clothes, He reads more newspapers He Is
adopting the white mans customs. the
white mans speech this white mans stand
ards and the white mans shibholeths Now
II doesn't make sense 10 assume that this
new Negro Is going 10 be content Ia the
cabin OF his slave grandfather. Cont
across the pagel
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16

taah 'fls baaksf
sa esl is zg ysar-ed HsaNs
o. raf hsEaHnE fhs naI std bim
ef faH pes~lr ln enc NaEans
EsfrefhnE Association fhaf his
fa3aU pre- already regard hlm
effh arguidgnR a0FnIrsfqu fgs
tas ttaf arh'Y t9 hang fhrrs in
rit sir far fes s~randa bsfofs
max ~ 20 als mind 20 siso.t ~
pasa mys si fltiR C1iff Hagan
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16
Johnson Compromise Wina
Civil Rights Cause Is
Given Setback When
Resolution Rejected

Washington - The United States senate Killed the
partisan resolution liberals shuoff nhhusters by ma
iory and passed snoaled johnson compromise which
would Off debate II wors Of the senator's vote 20 do
The vote definitely back chances for the passage Of civil
rights legislation requested hy President Eisenhower and backed
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16

Tag edition of TIME Magazine. tbs Jaupary ~
numbers lead sports article about EQu Baylor phenomenal
Minneapolis kers rookie whose r gegr fa pro basketball
tas a1azed basketball fans ths eogHtry
Ssys fhe TIME piece ttlfd Tts Young Pro
Nat utta bf cra5fs tbe bali 1 th huge hands ths
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16

proposals separated the sheep
from the goats the true believers
and supporters Of civil rights IN
the Senate ana those who are
aganst them il shown below and
might DE clipped for further use
af those interested
DOUGLAS PROPOSAL
niano,uArr ron taal
Carroll tcnto }, clark trh)4 1000
t,pgn lie ~ re , lll smE hnEl
iiunntnan tMoi, humphrey tMlhn },
Kennedy Mace AaRnusan tWaHhl
mccarthy tMtuni NON . - a.
NtHht Marnc tnre 4 MapH titah y
Mashis tMaiRvl. raHtatp tR -
t'rosmirp twta) aymlpgten MOI
p,awo,nsrs AGAINST ,aal
kAj. nthia iNpVl floyd tNa.l. iiyrd
Andersen az NJ. Bartlett fAiasr
Nv Val Cannon fHHV.b f'haNes
ta NJ, rhpfvh tiaehBi, Nestiand
tMiaa ! talendrf liza Erwin ~
C j. iFreat tIlai Fnihrwht tAth p
uato tFepn) ). dfaenlur tAtaskal,
lnrka tmA liANden Aria ttiil
gAiA3 HallaBd tiflal 1Aehasn
wash, Iahasan tTos iuhnstpn
tN C95 Jordan On CO knfhnypr
t1'cnH Kerr tukta iaa#ohe
tohinl Long tta4 Anaftstt
mont Mcclellan tAfk}, Acti."
fwYo1 Mantpnsa suhieb, Mnrray
tMunt O'Mahausg tWyeA Ran
DELPHI tW Val. Robertson VA,
Hnhaaii t.ia NtnathufH sIla },
RpmfhWnn iAta MtsnBis thiswi
Taimadaw fua i, Thutmnud ~ c..
farbareagh tT'vEaRi nua SuuuH
,Ohiol
aiorIniiCaNs ron tpl
AikeH gNtt4 iiesll ma y. t'nes
on -. Jayita IN ~, heating ~
t3, kUrhal iIaiitl. Asatt era },
sHa wiley fNtsl
n,gruntlsAsA AGAINST taap
Aliet EainA iiaHnttt lutahl.
bnHh tgubn iipiier tAa UaDe
hkyi tlHd ratiNnn tRRn v CaAn
"a I'd, En0ner tkY.lA CVttan ~
~ CURTIS fNab4 nltkAan tfilD.
nwarsbsh tlaahol, Goid atef
tAft8t, Hi9keAl"0peY TIA n IttnekA
t@eil tsahHpt ~ o. Martin. tIAl.
Morton tNF1, EiBBfg CNt} Hait0n
Htaii tMnea h Hehesppoi thant,
fmith tMalhal, Williams tnal }. and
fUupB IN ~
Not YetinN bat announced 90 pair.
80 NHHhsfGef th uFrl for the
ufup9eal MAudt tn. y 10 against
Not voting hnt announced az
against the proposal bridges tlt.
10
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16
Jessie Shannon
Longtime Sfofe foir
Employe Honored

Mrs Jessie Shannon. 1922 Third
Av s.. was given special recoRui
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16

This "a cur silver Anniversary
Wear ~ pBistisa4ii0ns ns-.-Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16
No Is A Mon Of roduy

Aud IL doesn't make sense "a pretend
that Is whore he ought 10 be Ills eyes are
on better things, materially considered He
ia going to have car and drive i. tie Is
going rs step into citiEenshtp and exercise
his rights and demand it's privileges. In
deed our use OF the future tense ia merely
to gentle the rocalcitrant of Our readers to
the fact that the new NeKro is doing ,heae
things The new Negro is not man or
tomorrow Ito is a man of today jackson.
Miss nAIfN NEWS,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-01-16
Credit Union Up
$4,000 In Assets
In Yeor's Time

The crowd was not as large Rs
in past years hu, the annual meet
ing 81 the Associated Negro credit
Union was enthusiastic. Monday
might when the sist annual meet
ing was held
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21

the local offer. He spoke very
kindly at that time of his for
mer associations with the peo-
pie of this district.
That Mccain was successful
in persuading our wartime lead
er to come to Community High
and provide Blue Islands big
gest day is now past history.
He continued to serve Ike after
he went to the White House,
md though at present, the ma
iority of his time is devoted tC
his college, he still is frequently
called to the White House for
aid and consultation.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21
This Sunday at
Good Shepherd

Lutheran Church to hear JOS
eph E. Hill this Sunday at
Divine Worship, 1915 am. Mr..
Hill is member of the St.
James Lutheran Church. He
comes to us as scholar, public
school teacher, and is the vice
president of that congregation.
He is speaking on the theme
Responsibility and Privileges
in a Growing Church. We urge
the public to hear this remark
able, and God-fearing Christian
layman. We know you can bene-
fit much from his testimony.
Come and see. Good Shepherd
Lutheran Church is located at
1899 Claire boulevard and is
known as the Home of Perpet-
ual Welcomee.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21
McCann, Former Midlothian Editor,
To Address Community High PA.

The next meeting of the Par
ent-Faculty Association Of Com
munity High School, scheduled
for March 8, 1859, will be the
biggest of the year.
Coming to school to address
the high school group and asso-
ciated Parent-Teacher groups of
the entire district, who will be
special guests, is Kelvin Mccain.
Mccain, now president of De-
fance College, Defiance, Ohio
and top aid to President Eisen-
hover, is we'll known in the
local area. He was formerly
the editor of the Midlothian
Messenger and after leaving
these parts. became associated
with President Eisenhower dur
ing his years as wartime COM
mander.
The Membership Committee
Chairman, Mrs. Ray Roggen-
kamp, is delighted that her
committee will have the oppor-
trinity of contracting many new
members who will come to the
March meeting to hear Mccain
Her committee has set 1000
membership cards as their goal
and still needs approximately
300 to reach that mark, which
would give the local PA the
greatest membership ever.
After the successful conclu-
sion of the war. the President
asked Mccain to continue as
his aid when he assumed the
presidency of Columbia Uni,
versity. 1t was during this time
that superintendent Harold l..
Richards made his original con-
tact with General Eisenhower.
when he invited him to come
as a dedication speaker for the
opening of the Campus Building
and grounds in 1850.
AS Eisenhower's aid. Mccain
responded to Richards letter
promising to do his best to per-
suade his superior to accept
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21
To Observe Lent

Thursday, February 10, at
7:3O pm. Good Shepherd Luz
theran Church will conduct it's
second Lenten Service. The
pastor will speak from the sub
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21
Page 7
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, February Fl, 1859

ject "a Nameless Hero" from
the text as recorded in Matthew
27:48 40. The public is cordi-
ally invited.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21

The next meeting of the Par
ent-Faculty Association of Com
munity High School, scheduled
for March 9, 1859, will be the
biggest of the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
ENMONDS EORD

32eh wilson bivd. ia. o-hc--
MORRIS MINOR; very good me-
chanieal condition. AK. g-s064.
NASH '53 Statesman 4-dr,; hydra. /:
beautiful cond. makes into bed =:
practically new tires. S4o5 or
best offer HA, 7-7427.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
BOWMAN

Imported Car Division
Tels Halto. Ave. College Park, Nd
MoA MAoNETTE IS; low mileage;
All silhi Hohn doWn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

PLYMOUTH $50 business coupe; r
and B., excel cond., owner: $500,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

MPALA 1885, standard trans. ESQ
engine. very clean. mus sac,
SONG into service, RE, 6-4iei,
JAouARE 1888 xK-l5O eoupes,
roa listers and "a sedans. brand
new. Low down payment. with. no
T" 90 mynNIryA r rSr ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
BELL MOTORS

Sill wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 8-sa00
NASH 1855 Rambler 4-dr. sedan;
auto trans, r. and HI extremely
low mileage: ORIGINAL finish; like
new throughout; secs. LOGAN
FORD, 1850 goth st. NV. DI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

HILLMAN 81 newly painted: $500
or best offer. Must sell this week
end. ia. 5-57S9.
HUDSON 50; hydra. r. and h.;
good transp.; 1925 or best offer.
OWNER. VIII. 2-2400.
HUDSON "a Hornet sedan; radio.
heater. hydramatie drive. Wv.
tires; beautiful 2-tone finish; i'm
maculate, $3.50.
WHEELER, INC. WHEELMOBILE
"USEFUL" ONE-OWNER CARS
Chrysler -PlYmouth-Impe
$500 WIS, AVE. NV, EN-. 2-l020
HUDSON 1882 Wasp sedan; r h,
ACME MOTORS. $500 Blad. I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
AUToMcDILEs ron sAlE
TAKOMA FORD

rAxoMas sR Rs fkasR 2b.. 1 ~. $1,000
FORD 'bs Custom Tudor VS.:
i EeraS,, 3 As e IA has 1900 miles;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
MERCURY '56

Phaeton 4-door hardtop; Merco
matte. r. and h., Wv. tires; 2
tone yellow and black, real sharp
auto. trans. checked out OK;
good buy, only
$1,377
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
Low DOWN PAYMENT
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 6-7204
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

OLDs SO convertible; beautiful
polar white, all de, luxe equipment
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co
mann nv etTnpprNnrs r.uArrur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

MGs-(3l 81, a. "a. az '53
The Price Is Right" JACK PRY
10Th and M
MGA '57 rdstr.: one-owner beauti'
full car; all extras; $3.50; FE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

NO TD'a-'h1a and 'Ad1, severe
10 choose from, an In excellent
condition: from sno5 and W.
Continental Motors, Ltd
1901 r. !. Ave. NE. co. 6-sIee
closed saturday open sun. io-s
MdA '6s convertible; never raced
reffect. sl.D95; $3.50 down.
BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis. Ave, NV, wo. $4,000
M0A $50 coupe; wire wheels. ra-
do, man. other extras. attractive
blue; perfect condition, under
1000 miles; only S2.40b.
BOWMAN
Imported Car Division
T2lb Halto. Ave- COLLEGE Park Nd
MoA MAoNETTE IS; low MILEAGE;
$l,7Db. $3.50 down.
BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis. Ave. NV. wo. $4,000
MoRETTI 50 sport coupe: new,
heater, turn signals. Wv. tires,
beautiful silver and gold: a roomy
economical eustom-built car that
lisss l9r,os 2'o4si special SAFE
WHEELER, INC wHEELMoBILE
'.usEFuL" CNE-QMNkR CARS
$500 WISCONSIN, NV, EN-. 3-4sOO
MORRIS '56 convertible: truly one
OF the cleanest economy cars We
have seen. extra low mileage
special low price, 1925.
EDMONDS FORD
3eeS Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-ssee
MORRIS MINOR; very good me-
chanical condition. AK. g-9064.
NASH i53 Statesman 4-dr,; hydra. /:
beautiful cond.; makes into bed;
best offer HA. 1897.
NASH 80 o-dr. Ste tesman: good
running condition. SIS. FE. 3-162S
NASH '55 Ambassador de luxe 4-dr !;
full power. Clean. $685., Sl25
down.
BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis. Ave. NV. wo. e-sa00
NASH 1855 Rambler 4-dr. sedan;
auto trans, r. and HI: extremely
low mileage: original finish; Ike
new throughout; S9q5. LOGAN
FORD, 1850 goth st. NV. DI.
7-5S00.
NASH 'b1 statesman; reclining
seats. motor, tires. body good
eonds;, 7. and h.: SEES. cE.
NASH RAMBLER 1851 station
WAGON: good condition; S175 or
best offer. IA. 2-eO73.
0LDs 81 cow: white with, J-2
rocket engine: 7. and h; all &C.
SssssOrie STsndp rnT isn lTeS ys5S
nlssse cali XII. S-103S, SGT.
COLON, week ENDS and ewes. XII.
S-llOS. II not at home leave
OLDS 1855 Super 49, black 4-dr:
sedan; r. and h., power brakes and
steering; excellent condition, Oriet-
nal OWNER, S1,45O or best offsr.
KinR 9-9lS5.
OLDsMOBILE 1858 "es" 4-dr.
Holiday hardtop: p.b. and p.s,,
p.w, air cond.: very clean; S3,l95.
JE. 4-1060.
OLDS 1854 Super IS" Holiday
coupe: 2-tone; r. and h., . brakes,
seat and windows; very clean; /
owner. WA 7-0S41.
OLDs '57 conv. Super 49,; full
power; excellent condition; 17'OOO
miles. Mus. sell. CT. 6-l269.
OLDs '55 super "Ss" hardtop;
80 900 miles, coral and white:
S1,395 or best offer. DI. 7-6470.
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tone; low milaaae. orig. owner
good Wv. tires, a-apeaker radio
ins. air,cond. si,7a5, OF. a-b5ie
OLDsMOBILE 40 s76" club sedan
hydramatic trans. r. and h.,
new tires good transp. Priced
s295 o. best ofisr. Pvt. OWNER
oLpsMoBfLE 80 Holiday a-dr
hardtop: radio and heater. power
steering and power brakes; $4,000
actual miles; l-owner: a. low A.
S19b down.
ALDER OLDSMOBILE
74OoS v es' s sSs N nv 3 sun sA- Il f-ssii'
oLDsMoBILK 'B7 ''gsr De luxe
convertible coupe; white; yery
clean; power steering and brakes
S2,305. Ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co,
IsaS s2nd st NV. FE. 7-26OC
OLDs 80 fastback 2-dr.: fun race
'52 Olds engine. radio and heater
Best offer. HE. p-3166.
oLDsMoBILE '54 ''ss" sedan
power equipped. extra clear
throughout: special low price Sse5
EDMONDS FORD
329s Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-ss2e
OLDS 1880 '0s" Holiday: very gooC
cond.; power windows and seat
hydramatic, Wv. tires, 500
RE. 6-b532.
OLDs '52 "ss" cow; 7. and h.,
auto. trans, good TOP; gooc
transp.: make offer. TO. a-6:i43.
OLDs $50 4-dr. Holidays; equip;
Soo miI %ms siiss s5oeT ~. cSBf$ss
oLDs 1858 2-door "ss"; excel
mech. cond,; real buy, $.90,
terms ACME MOTORS, $500
Bladensburg I'd. ne,
oLDsMOBILE 1857 ''ps" 4-dr
hardtop; auto. trans, power
steering and brakes. power sea-
e eoNnT TInSSTS IptTaS,f .y, ALE
00O-miie auto Is beautiful two.
tone OF Arctic white and sea green
The matching interior Is i'm
maculate and perfect in al
respects. A truly clean prestige
auto for the particular buyer. II
not satisfied within "a hrs. after
owning this auto. your money IL
fully refunded. s2,1a5. ma
TIONAL AUTO BROKERS, $500
Ca. ave. NV, TU. 2-SS77.
0LDs 1858 'ss"; p.b., p.S., Wv.
r. and h.; de luxe interior; under
$500 miles. ia. $3.50.
OLDs 80 2-dr.; 5 cyls.; heater
baekup lights. hydra. good tires,
battery, new covers, good chrome,
second car; must sell; $500. JE
2-6443.
OLDsMOBILE '4e ''9s" 2-dr.;
black; r. and h., Wv. tires; int
and ext, in wonderful cond.
SIT5. Ell. 6-s627.
OLDSM0BILE '55 ass" 4-dr. hit;
r. and h., power ST., power brks,,
auto. trans: 1925. LA. g-1S63,
OLDsMOBILE $50 Super "SS" Holt
day 4-dr. sedan; original charcoal
and white, matching interior:
Wv. r. and h.. getaway, power
steering and brakes, very low
mileage. PERFECT GUARAN-
TEED, INSPECTED: S1.595; trade,
terms. WOLFE MOTORS, 1913 N.
Moore ST.. Arl., Va, at RosSlyn,
ia 4-3251.
oLDs $50 convertible; beautiful
polar white, all de luxe equipment:
spring special. only $1,695,
Suburban Cadillac-OldS Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD, OIL. $1,000
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MERCURY Isl: SUPERB tires, 2. ant
h., MercomRtic, exec. cond lAot
or best Offer. terms. b. OWNER
MERCURY 'B7 Eontclair 4-dr,
hardtop; full power excellent,
Belle MOTORS
Sill Wis. ave. NV, Wo. $4,000
MERCURY 1910, red and black
Monterey hardtop: power steering,
DISCOUNT MOTOR SALES
1900 14th st. Hu. $4,000
MERCURY 1856 Monterey hardtop,
BANK REPoSsESSIoN
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sill Wis. Ave NV. wo. $4,000
MERCURY SIS turnpike cruiser a.
door hardtop; mereomatic, T, and
h, power steering, power brakes;
like new inside and out; new Wv.
tires; S2,695
Guy Steuart Motors
MERCURY EDSEL-LINcOLN
1850 e. w. Hwy, s. s., JU. S-5150
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PARKWAY.FORn

FORD 81 conv.; only 1920 hon
est miles. Bargain, 81 .5S7, JACK
PRY, 18th and Pa. ave. sc.
FORD '56 Custom Ranch Wagon:
Fordomatic, r. and h., Sl,295;
5000 dppYn
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NO TDis-'b2s and 'Saa. aevefs
g Cheese from s ~ y ns excellent ss
Continental Motors, Ltd,
closed SATURDAY open sun. io.s
G S.lt,. ~ sSSs;'' ESQ n sss raced
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BELL MOTORS

auto trans. r. and h Wv. tires,
clean; Slla5 10. 5000
FORD 81 Tudor VS. ranch wagon
Fordomatic, Colonial white; real
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BELL MOTORS

MERCURY SO 9-passenger station
wagon; power steering; clean
al 4O5. 5000 down.
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CAPITOL AUTO SALES
BELL MOTORS

SIN Wis. Ave. NV. wo. e-se0O
PACKARD $50 4-dr.: Wv. tires,
o SSler P dSnnl's on 4l4l4s. OF pest
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BELL MOTORS

= SIN WIS. Ave. NV Wo. 6-esO0
!, PLYMOUTH '55 suburban station
WAGON. equipped SS05: S125
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EDMONDS FORD

32aS Wilson Blvd, IA. 5-sS22
MERCURY 81 4-dr. sedan: radio
and heater, Mercomatic. power
steering and brakes; 2-tone finish
in mint green and white; Wv.
tires. A 1-careful-owner car that
smells new, Sl,795. 90 other
models from SI95 up.
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PLYMOUTH '56 Belvedere eonvert-
ihle powerfite. new top. si,ipb,
BELL MOTORS
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1850 goth St. NV. DI. 7-5so0
MG-A 81; white; wire wheels, ad-
Unstable steering. tonneau cover,
many extras: S1.S00. VIII. 6-2072.
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MICA $50 roadster; new red paint,
new black top, wire wheels, h.;
$4,000 actual mi. Car an excel.
buy. Must sell, purchased new
Jaguar. Sl,695 or best offer. EN-.
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oLDsMoBfLE 'bg Holiday a-dr
hardtop: radio and heater, power
steering and power brakes; $4,000
actual miles: l-owner; a. low A.
S105 down,
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PECK CHEV.
TAKOMA FORD

2656 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. "A. 2-a004
PLYMOUTH 'S7 hardtop VS.
2-door; equipped; excellent condo