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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-10
Maurice Stokes Is
Determined To Beof
Strange AiIimens

CINCINNATI iANlf1 MhNtAtc
Stokes former cage star with the
Cincinnati Royals now oonyaiesc
inc from a strange brain alimeal
az Christ hospital, has been dos
rnbed ~ grimiy determined 20
recover
Stokes, who celebrated his 2gth
birthday in high spirits. ~ the guy
who more than a year ago set the
National Basketball league Attire
with his rrbouuding skin lie was
stricken aboard a plan bound for
Cincinnati following = game IA be.
troit The ailmeut ieft him par
alyzed and unable 10 apesk he IL
gradually rcioarning 10 form words
Jack Twgman who once played
with Stokes ard now IL his legal
guardian reported the big star
from Pittsburgh IL confident he
win sorns day walk ont ~ the hos
pital Doctors describe his progress
az gradual
Stokes allment was finally dag
noaed AZ poet .traumatlc encophaio
paihy which means q brain sirh
ness from head injury
The aiimsnt has hanpered hin
10 the extent that he ia forced o.
use "a system ~ rhafnAes" who
speaking 70 others Thsi ia the
visitor calls OF tho letters ~ TIE
alphabet and be mods when the ore
he wants t. spoken Thus words
and sentences are finally formed
Hioses has been IN the hgHF.'a.
for fss days However he l. mi
We; hard pressed for funds as tEa
MIRA benefit gaines hsipsd pay
his hospital bills ard tide h.r
along His cAss slao comes under
the State Industrial commission
from which h. receives fihaner1
Aid for medical expenses
The problem viii come aeeor9
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-10
Hufe Note Tossed
through Window OF
Willie Muys' Home

San Francisco (ANpJ A bottle
containing what is believed 70 have
been hate note was thrown
through the front window of VII
lie Mays home last week.
Tire incident occurred early Sun
day morning while the star San
Francisco Giants outfieldcr was
asleep
MAYS read the note and tore Il
up. However, he reported the mat
ter 10 police
Later In the day he was ap-
preached by newstnen at Seals
stadium prior TO game with the
Milwaukee Braves but said he
didn't wan, To talk about the mat.
ter.
The bottle shattered an 8 BY .
loot window
rils wife. Marguerite. was away.
attending the graduation Of her
daughter in New York
The incident Is believed 10 be the
work * a racist II was not The
first aua-raciai experience FOR the
Mays In 1857 when they moved
into their home IN tbs exclusive
81 Francis Wood sector. two
nosghbors tried 70 pressure the
property owner not to sell 70 them
Government stati~tieians show
concern over the fact that Is per
cent ~ American families live
beyond their incomes. Look who's
talking
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-10

Earlier In the convention, Geor-
gia split with the Solid South TO
support sam Young OF Illinois as
national chairman. despite his
strong stand on civil rights Young
was beaten by Ned Gushing of
Kansas who was supported By
Ed Sexton. former Negro chairman
nf the Midwest Council ~ Young
Republicans
The NYRF voted 70 favor "a
program 81 positive policies in
civil rights, in its platform, but
tabled resolution urging support
Of the Supreme court desegreRa
ton decision
Vice President Richard NJ Nixon
delivered the keynote address at
the shirley Savoy hotel and then
greeted the 900 delegates at q
swami. reception in Denvcrs new
''mile high" Petroleum building.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-10


rate ~" s4ef4
ounEn ron NEARING pEFI.
rIuN FaH ADMINISTRATION,
LIMITING TINE no NfI.H
CLAIMS Ann ToN REARING
TftEnEoN
STAIR DF MINNESOTA
tsAtfNTN az nENNEPtN
IN PROBATE r3tfpr
ia re Estate 81 Gsarsa 81 9utt.
manu-, ntcedvnt
uraew fsr nWarlnn rrtttiaa for
Letters af Administrations
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-10
u, MAaUE nArmAMAN

las Angeles CAMP This Is tho
story how The Western Avenue
Negro women fought 10 heoome
members ~ the womens public
links golf clubs clubs organised
on sn public courses Since we
can ,,sv any public golf course We
decided 10 Join the Caucasian pub
hc hlus and / was sent to join
tho Western Avenue unit which
was not integrated l received an
application and as soon as had
qualified. I WAS voted ont
When tho members were CUES
Toned, they said the womena
Public lAnks association had al
viscd them not to aeonp, me
NRy forced to appeal 20 the dis
trtot supervisor Kenneth Ilahn
He issued a warning 10 the club
that If they ga not accept me,
their time and club would be can
ceiled on the court as a county
club. They sull refused Finally
Hahan ordered County Parks and
Reerrations Go drop them and ]
was told 10 organize club 20 re
place them
Twenty Negro women organised
and were installed In the replace
mont outfit We were even given
the original club name We i'm
n,cdiatcN applied for membership
IN the women's Public Links Colt
association but wcrc refusod
without an explanation We sued
Through the Y 8, Coli asaoeIa
ton the womrnu Public Links
control our handicapping system
IN all public clubs and their tourn
aments once you ave q member
.eu arc taught the handicapping
syat tenn aud are allowed 10 play
with any Caucasian club on any
golf course in America Before we
were accepted Negroes had To
organize their Town" golf aanncia
ilous such AZ wsGA and uoA,
while we spent millions " dollars
IN taxes on public courses nnd
eWhhausca
While we waited for oar suit 10
bo put on the court calendar We
decided 10 test the city clubs since
the county advised us they did not
lhave the powct TO 80 any further
ard was caueollinR ali county clubs
To prevent ths county from . law
wiit
The Western Avrnue Wnmeh De
cidea 20 send me 10 join q city
club hat wa were advised ny ATTY
/ Walter Gordon 20 ask The super
iistendcnt u city parks and roeiw
latian ta 60 along. which be agreed
"a DO re advised the Caucasian
members that the city and ,h'
/ mayor would not stand for any SEX
rcgation IN the city clubs
WAS accepted nnd thcn earite'
1.-The rest ~ the Western Avenu'
Women into the club Thus W
were able "a cancel unr uui, nn'
automatically become mamber@ o
the women'a Public Links Col
association
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-10
Young COP Elect
Defroiter Region
vice-Chuirmon

Denver CAMP The election
OF Negro as regional vice chair
man of the National Young Re
publican federation cilmaxed the
five-day convention which was
held here recently
John II Smith. a Detroit con-
structlaH Inspector. was chosen ia
supervise an Young Republican nc
Invites IN Michigan. Ohio. Illinois
and Indiana after Negro delegates
refused to accept any jim-erow
position
Supported By Georgians
Smith defeated wally Stefan,
YR state chairman from Columbus
as an lnterracial Georgia dclcga-
ton, led by Mr. and Mrs Timothy
Gilman, Atlanta. led all southern
Young Republican delegations
except Mississippi in supporting
the Negro candidate
smith il the first Negro TO serve
as a regional officer
Charles Gaines Chicago out.go-
ing Negro vfce-chaiuuan nj large
led the move 70 abolish the BIZ
annual position because, he said
II had nothing 70 DO"
All other vice-ehairInen super
wise activities in two to four states
Tor two years. but the vice-chair-
man AT large. who has been Ne.
gro since I94s. had no states 70
supervise
After Gains recommended shol-
ishrnent OF the vice -chairrns., at
large. Cuham withdrew as canLtd-
ate for the position and asked TIE
mixed Georgia delegation to sup
port Smith as head Of the Firth
region. which includes Ohio, Michl-
gan. Illinois and Indiana
The Issue was taken TO the floor
when Ohio refused to 20 along with
the plan and ran Stefan against
Smith. with Negro delegates WI
liam o Stewart and Gaines o.
Illinois lining up support for Smith
the Negroes election was assured
when Texas, North Carolina and
Maryland decided 10 20 along
with Georgia
Georgia splits with SOLID south
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-10

], Bunciic. Jackie Robinson, A
Philip Randolph Mrs Daisy Bates
and the nine young students who
broke the color bar AZ Central
High School IN Little Rock, Ark,
ia 1857
MIR spfirgarn. who died IN 1880,
left q fund sufficient to continue
the award ito perpctuate the life
long interest Of my brother, Arth-
ar y springarn, ~ my wife, Amy
T. sPingnru and % myself in the
achievements u the American Ne,
gro"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-10

ing % TNsyman when stokes leaves
the hospital and must meet CON
siderable expenses.
Reforc hts illness on Marah 80.
1915 Stokes was enc 81 the most
eolorcA and talented players in
the MIA.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-10
Another First
For Tenn. cocch
Johnny McLendon

NASHVILLE tANfA ~-- tommy Mt@
Lendon. head basketball coach az
Tennessee state university and
NAIA Coach Of the Year in 1855,
has resigned the post 10 become
chief mentor Of ths Cleveland Pip
ers newly formed squad in the
serni-prc National Industrial BIAS
kethali association, the Associated
Negro Press learned
MeIsendon thus becomes the ftrs'
Negro coach in the history OF the
Industrial league. Scoring "firsts
is nothing new 10 him. though. lie
made history three years ago when
he piioted the Tennessee state
Tigers 20 tho NAIA championship
the first time an all-Negro team
had won the title, Then 10 make 4
more spectacular, the 4+year-old
coach masterrulnded the Tlgerste
the NAIA title for the next two
years II was also the first time
any team. Negro or white had
won the title three successive
years
In 1855. the coach. who also
doubles as physical ed instructor
AT Tennessee State. did such a
splendid job with the Tigers tina,
he was named NArA Coach OF the
Year
In his five years az Tennessee
State. he compiled an amazing
record Of 1928. ard last season
his team finished with a S2-I rec
ord. losing only 20 Georgetown.
KY. in an intcrsectional contest,
The two previous years. his team
had aI-4 and SIS records,
Mci4endon has le-ycar win
ming percentage of s2o, or 4s2
victories and "a defeats. In a tele.
phone conversation with AMP last
Thursday. the softspoken coach
confirmed his resignation. but
wouldn't reveal the exact terms
az his new contract lie admitted
/ the salary is somewhere between
/ SO. 600 20 $4,000 n year he
earned 50 800 in the dual role Of
coach instructor at Tennessee
state
How does he feel about his new
position Fine Asked II he felt he
had good material 10 work with
he replied quickly Yes And
from what Is known there Is nc
reason 10 Doubt him Two 81 his
leading stars. LATHE An.Americhr
Dick Barnett and John BaruhiIl
joined the pipers So did Don Hem
non, All-Amcrican from Pittsburgh
and Gene Tornohleu University
OF Tennessee
Mcicudon was AZ Tennessee
state Thursday 10 confer With
school officials and arrange for hi'
departure. He win live IN Clovc,
land while plotting the plrers, he
has a two-yrar contract with thf
team which IL undervfitton BY
the swcnny Construction Company
and Associates. Cleveland. Ohio
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-10

Minneapolis Lakers. Jim Brown.
running star. i.ennie Meorc OF
the Baltimore Colts. and Claude
Buddy Young former college
and pro football star were the top
athletes honored.
Shane Mccarthy. executive dir-
eetaI, Freaident Kisenhower's coiin-
cil on youth fitness, was the ps4n'
cipal speaker.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-10
piGSkIN
clUB HONOpS TAM STARS

Washington y & amp - a
number ~ tan stars from yarious
sports fields were among persons
honored w fhe PiRslsin club ~ q
celebrity sad youth fitness lunch.
eon hsld IN the grand ballroom o.
the Willard hotei last wsek
Rafer Fohnson. Olympic Deeaib.
Ion champion foshn Thomas world
record high jumper E1gin Baylor
professional banketbaIi star n the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-10

"A tourist Is y man who ira
vets 90 see things that are dif-
frrrut and then complains When
they aren't the same" - Dublin
Opinion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
HELP MEN

SALESMAN. full-time retail sales
man in our downtown showroom.
CASTRO CONVERTIBLE Is an
exclusive line Of convertible fur
niture sold only in our own stores
National expanding chain. This
Job has a definite future as q
store manager. Retail selling ex-
perienee absolutely necessary.
Furniture BACKGROUND preferred
but experience selling cars. appli-
ances, door To door acceptable.
High salary plus commission plus
Pm system. Call Mr.. Kaufman,
ST a-1ISh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

MANY VI HEft6
Annette D. Tatelman
227 woodward Bldg. cd FiooT)
f33 18th St. NV. at Il
RE. 7-4414
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
MAN
MANAGEMENT

Young family man. ags 20 to IS,
draft-exempt. experience desir-
able IN curtains and d0mestics
but not necessary. 10 train for
managerial position In Americas
Number discount dept. store
chain. Only those with Initiative
and willing TO work hard with eye
TO the future need apply. Apply In
person to Mr.. Levin, Domestic
Debt. BARGAIN CITY u. 8. A.,
U. s. Rte. 4. Alexandria.
MAN. assistant manager. television
sales and service: exper, pref.
salary commensurate with abil-
ity. 6-day wk. Apply In person. !
70 0 pm. 2Oi0 14th st. NV.
MAN, white. aRe 2l-35, living IN
Sill. spa. or HyattS. area: start at
500 wk. Phone GA, 4-S407, Wed
eve. after . pm. Part time also
considered.
MAN, white, age 2I-aS, living In
Ar. or Fairfax Co.; 500 wk. 70
start. Phone JE. 2-56S3, Wed.
eve. g o m. to q nm, Part-tiine
openings also available.
MAN NEEDED AT ONCE-can earn
$500 hourly. Vacancy In Coles
VILE area Of MONTGOMERY Co.
Write RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS,
Dept DcD-12-216B, Chester. Pa,
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HELP MEN

MAINTENANCE MAN. for short
D-hoie eolf course. with. living
quarter single preferred. CAL
MAINTENANCE MAN. white, q
experienced al types work, Per.
manent iobfr for industrious
healthy. sober mani, as.houI
week. sunday and all holidays
on FOR appointment. call AD
MAINTENANCE MAN
Lge. Sc. garden prof. Must be fair.
" exper. In all phases OF general
maintenance, permanent: must be
sober. reliable and able. no thil-
dren; apt. yearly bonus, salary
eommensurate with applicants
Mrs. hRIl' X. SMITH Jo..g-4447
MAINTENANCE PAINTER
white. Steady work. Laree apt
project. Excel. salary. Hospital
ration. Insurance benefits. Apt
n desired. Sober and able 70 do
ladder work. Apply DISTRICT
HEIGHTS APIS, 1919 District
Heights Pkway, Nd, Mr.. Deta-
more, 10 10 =.
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MEN

PARTS CLERK for lawn mower
shop. Mut have some experiences
with small uvlorf. See Mr.. era
lqik. 242b knnals eves Wheaton,
PHARMAc1Sf. licensed IN D c.
for medical clinic 4O-hour, fh-
dav week. no evenings. Sundays
or holidays; 81 dnyF annual leave
per year, insurance and retire
ment plan, free medical and hos
pitalixation eoyernee Including ND
10 10 days alex leave per year
ealary open. Cali tx, 3-b0Je.
PHARMACIST, exper, for active
store, best clientele. Si1b per VIZ.
ALBAN TOWERS PHARMACY,
1900 Mass ave NV.
PHARMAcIsT. part time. from Q 70
Apps SENATE PHARMAcY' soi
PHARMACIST. assistant manager's
position excellent salary. bonus,
discounts, group capitalization
and paid vacations. Box 246-S,
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statesmen
statesmen

real estate firm look
ing for statesmen; experienced de-
sired but not necessary. Between
age $500. Must have references
Apply 3214 Branch ave. sc. be-
tween q and 10 noon.
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HELP MEN
TECHNICAL JOBS

Allowance Technieians. min. Of /
year experience ----- $40 plus
Cataloguers, exper. to $4,000
Craftsmen, cleo. mech. S1l0
Craftsmen Trainees, his. grads. 2
yrs; mech. drawing .oo $50
COLUMBIA EMPL., l34l G NV
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SAIESMEh
Statesmen
DO YOU LIVE IN SILVER

DO YOU LIVE IN SILVER SPRINGS
Why not work in Silver Spring
If you are between the ages of
rs and A., have been successful
in the past, and are ambitious for
the future, we have an excellent
career opportunity for you in
professional sales with a fore
most company, in a specialized
field. Salary arranged. For in
terview call Mr.. Wahlquist
MASSACHUSETTS INDIE MNTTY
AND LIFE INSURANCE CO., JU,
S-6962, bet. 10 and ~ am, and
2 and I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

Under 30. eeneral once work IN
new downtown air-cond BLDG
employe Dement'S. paid vacations
CAL for appointment, Di. S-21O0,
MRS. DETWTLER,
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MELP WOMEN
CIERK.TYpIGT
CLERK-TYPIST

For permanent position IN modern
slose 20 Baltimore pkwy. FOR
Appointment call La. 6-5bio.
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Government Employees
Insurance Co.

MOT A GOVERNMENT AGENCY
14th AND L SIS. NV.
PLEASE APPLY
AM. TO 3 PM,
MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
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RELP MEN
CONTINUITY

GARDENER. experienced, is to 20
hrs. per week; $2 an hour; In
quire WAoONWHEEL MOTEL,
2715 Richmond hwy. Alexandria,
GAS STATION ATTENDANT
Txper.. white, full time. AMER1-
CAN SERVICE CO.. 1887 Cham
plain st. NV. DU. 10000.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. 40
10 As yrs. Of age, settled; night
work. Fairfax. Va. CIR. 3-97t3.
GROCERY CLERK, all around,
with meat experience; refs. Apply
IN person. s am, SUSSER'S MAR
KET, 40l II st. ne.
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HELP WOMEN
lcoNIlNuEDl
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT SECRETARY

We have an immed. opening for an
assistant TO president Of small
aggressive and expanding cleo
tronie firm In Rockville, Nd, Sew
eral yrs once exper. including
excel. shorthand and typing ability
are required plus aptitude In lieu
Of exper 10 deal with executive
level contacts sales engineering
dept This Is q position requiring
a person of unduestionable char
acter, confidence, dependabllity and
loyalty. Minimum age requirement
Is 30 yrs; We will meet salary re-
For interview, please report to
Miss Grant, U. S, EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE, 1901 woodmont ave,
Bethesda Nd,
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SALESMAN

Executive type to contact govern
ment and commercial concerns in
the Washington, d. c. area. sell
ing electric typewriters and die
tating machines. Previous expert
enee selling ONCE equipment pre-
ferred Excellent opportunity for
right man to become associated
with one Of the largest manufac-
tureTs of once equipment in. the
industry. Applicant must, have
car, be well groomed and have
good personality. Salary, bonus, all
company benefits. Call A. P. Cares
at MA. S-5B9l for appointment,
DeJUR AMSCO CORP, 1104
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CLERKS

opportunity TO do gen.
eral once clerical work for an
internationally known organize
tion: many employee benefits. In
reply give age. education and ex-
perience. Write Box 173-K, Star
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RESIDENT MANAGER

Wanted for large, Aforementioned
apartment building, nov fully
rented with fne tenants Good
salary, plus 1-bedroon apartment
and separate managers once are
provided. Please state experience.
education, family. age and re-
feTences.
Box 105-K, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

A 4-week on-the-job and classroom
training program affords instruc-
ton In company policy and equip
ment operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

II yol have q high school eduea-
ton, previous supervisory expert
ence In the food service industry
and are between the ages OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

EGdsT Se 70 p s5fe s gE9 St: as CO
L LIjS a. E mp p Is4i 2V & NV.
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HELP WOMEN
CAFETERIA
Maintenance and
Sanitation Supervisors

These positions constitute the al
aiened 10 the dining voom. kitch-
en-. cafeteria. food counters, dish
room and storeroom. The cafe
tertas are IN Government build
ings located In the Metropolitan
Area az Wakhinaton
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SECURITY OFFICER
GUARD

Security officer in local organiza-
ton, age 35-45. $4,000. 40 hour.
3 day week. Excellent opportunity
for retired service personnel. Good
heath and c. ..racter. Give expert
ence. age height and weight In
reply Box 453-S, Star
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH SO Beivedere 4-door
sedan; white on dark blue; less
than 10000 miles. powerfiite
transmission, radio, heater, power
brakes: one owner: IN showroom
Condition. 81 .2g5 1. 2. eTEuARI
SILVER SPRING, INC. f14l
East-West hwy. 9. g.. Nd. Ju,
9-l434.
PLYMOUTH 80 savoy 4-door;
push-button auto. trans. radio,
heater, Wv. tires, wheel covers,
cleo. clock. windshield washer. de
luxe steering wheel. 2-tone finish,
ETC., full price delivered. Sl.9vb.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
4lO0 Ga. Ave. ia. o-2gU0-2DO4.
PLYMOUTH 1858 savoy "s'' 4-dr.;
company car. torquefiite trans. r.
and h., undercoat, Wv. tires,
sport tone paint, new-car title and
warranty. Special at S1,0S0. Is
others 70 choose FROM.
AIS MOTORS
LER-PLYMoUTH DEALER
1910 Wilson Blvd, Art, Va.
IA. 2-4102
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PLYMOUTH IS Savoy 4-door:
n fully fs on,S sSSggiD.; like new fun
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave. ia. $4,000 1904
PLYMOUTH "a 4-dOor' very clean
ROCKVILLE FORD
Commerce Lane. Rockville, Nd.
GA. $4,000
PLYMOUTH '53 cranbrook sedan;
INSPECTED: $500; low as IS dn.,
4eB DeI mo. WOLFE MOTORS,
1913 NJ. Moore ST., Arl,, va, All
Rosslyn, IA. 4-325i
FALMOUTH 81 Custom suburban;
YES r. and h., cd, padded dash.
heavy duty kit, air lifts. Excel
for camping, By OWNER: si.615.
PLYMOUTH '57 sedan; beautiful
finish. fully equipped. very low
mileage. Special at S1,295, small
down payment, bank financing. L.
T, STEUART, INC, oath and BEN
ring ne. LU. $4,000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SAFE

PLYMOUTH SO SUBURBAN station
ave !. Si''i: s,S sssisss'ns n.: sSss,
owner car for the vacation. CAS-
guarantee. si.O0S.
CAPITOL AUTO SALES
SOLO Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. s-sos'
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THE EVENING STAR DIT
Washington, D. c. 4
fridcy, Apil 10, 1859
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '54 hardtop; =. and h.
good condition, new tires; $3.50.
IA. 6-34b3.
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AUroMOBILEs FoR SALE AUToMoBILEs FoR sALl I

FALMOUTH 1888 De luxe VS.;
soins ove aae s. nus se He ess Rsc q
tetS-t III snlsl
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-24
Boundary Personnel
Line Changed For
All-Star Game

A change in the boundary per-
sonnel line for dividing the teams
in the fourth annual Delaware ALL
Star High School Football Game
was announced today.
The new dividing line is the
southern boundary of the City OF
Wilmington, extending West on the
Lancaster Pike to the Pennsylvania
border. All high schools north OF
this boundary will supply players
for the blue" team. Schools south
of the border will represent the
Colds.
This change will put Conrad
High School and Sanford Prepara-
tory School, formerly with the
Blues, with the Gold squad. San
ford barely becomes eligible for the
Gold, being on the southern side
of Lancaster Pike.
This years game, which again
will benefit the Delaware Founda-
ton for Retarded Children, will be
played on Saturday afternoon,
August %, at the University of
Delaware Stadium in Newark.