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SECRETARIES
BEGINNERS EXPERIENCE

All Kinds, Come in and Talk 1t Over
Some no shhd., some rusty shhd.,
some moderate. others fast; 3 days,
some extremely interesting; his.
and college girls: 81. 4.000-S5. 900.
quick raises; good neighborhoods'
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BUSINESS SERVICES

DRESSMAKING, hens, done at
home: speciality, children's clothes,
refs, reasonable. RA. 3-2S75.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BARTENDER man or woman, day
House OF 81 HENLEY YYpPRlssTSpt. SEsTAU.
RANT, RE, 5-S764,
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OIL. o-l40U
PIANOS TO RENT-New and used
spinets, consoles, grands and up-
rights at moderate rates from So
monthly up. with option TO buy
nAM,sn 4 M%snteS; So,ll Hauling sTo,ySstra extra. JoR.
18Th 18Th a and o q sts. a3HTf NV. SPhoSs Setsf! sT.
3-9400): 5l60 Lee hwy. Arlington
(Phone KE. S-5060): S332 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring Phone Ju,' 8.
l105); 104 William St, Freder.
icksburg (Phone Essex 3-747a).
Suburban stores open evenings,
during our big mids
winter sale. Floor sample, used.
rental return and some new IN
struments at savings. Wide choice
Of styles finishes and makes.
Very easy terms. Good selection at
all stores JORDAN'S. corner 13th.
and 9 sts. NV. 5l69 Lee high-
S,l gay: Arlington; 9332 GeoEgia ave.
Frederieksburs, va. ArIinEton, and
Silver Spring stores open even.
PIANOS FOR RENT, So monthly
and up plus hauling. ST 3-6300.
PIANO MART. 1918 9TH st. NV.
PIANO, e-Nelson spinet; dark
MRS WfNDHAM. cL. e-5454. 5451t''
'IANoS-Discount prices and only
S25 down with low monthly pay. q
ments at the PIANO MART, 10i8
7th st. NV. over 100 spinets. con-
soles, uprights and grands to
choose from in = wide variety ol
finishes and styles. PIANO MART,
10l5 9TH st. NV, ST. 3-6300.
CONTINUED on Next PaEeI
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RESIDENT MANAGER
RESIDENT MANAGER
SALESWOMEN

6ALESWOMEN - Busy real
estate firm in Alexandra.
Va, has opening for 2 more
real estate women. To sell
and list real estate. Good
advertising, support. Floor
time and closing help. .Expe-
fss1lsIRt serSIsw ffISSsas'09i pSUns days s0r Sls:
Ask for Mr.. Baker. Sr.
AL BAKER & SON, NC.
EALTY BROKERS AND BUILDER
Member Coop Listing Service
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HELp WOMEN
(cONTlkuEpl

CLERKS for downtown retail store,
All departments,, Honest effort and
personal integrity q must. Oppor-
tunity for qualified applicants. Ex-
perience not necessary. but Job or
State salary Il now employed.
Personal interviews granted; cor
respondence will be confidential.
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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK
Young lady with exper. for builders
Offices. Work requires processing
Of subcontractors requisitions,
lumber and lneterial invoices, etc.
Exper. in building field desirable,
good pay and opportunity for
alert intelligent young lady, 5-day
wk., downtown loc. Ma. S-4S95
for appt.
ACCTS PAYABLE-PAYROLL elk.
for busy TV-appl. dept store:
good start, SAL; company benefits.
MR.. MED1N, RA. 3-S264.
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SALEsWOMEN = Experienced with
ladies' apparel. Fun time and part
time. Salary with excellent COM
mission arrangement for the right
persons. Apply in person, Mrs.
Fitzgerald, GRETCHEN COLE.
7244 Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda.
SEAMSTRESS Must be expert.
enced. 5-day wk. Good pay. Ap.
ply in person only. 1106 Conn
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BOOKKEEPER
MoTIoN PICTURE LABoRAToRY

MOTION PICTURE LABORATORY
TECHNICIANS (2l, film inspector
and film librarian. Immediate
opening, permanent position, CO.
benefits. Apply in person, BYRON
MOTION PICTURES. 1926 Wise.
ave. NV.
PART TIME WORK at full time
pay. 2 or 3 ewes. q wiz. Car and
phone helpful. 10. 1-2096 after 8.
REAL EMERGENCY, our Wheaton
Silver Spring. office is voefully
short Of full time exper. rea
estate Salesmen and women; just
as the selling season starts, We
desire 1st rate sales personnel X
share in our top commission
earnings. bonus plan and trade II
program; q diversified, aggressive
sophisticated sales program -
directed by Joe r. Carney; cal
him or John Dennis for con.
fidential interview. LO. 6-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
RIAL ESTATE CLAsSES-FREE II
YOU QUALIFY We will trair
several agents. We want salesmeI
in Pr. Geo., MONTGOMERY, Charles
Counties and D.. C. All indications
point to exceptional year in '62
start now, be ready for spring
Full and part time. Exper. am
inexper. If you like to meet people
have Q car and can devote enougl
time you should earn much aboV
average income. Liberal commits
sion plan. Call for interview. RI
b-O707. FoRTIN REALTY.
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STENoGRAPHER for business Of
fiee OF medical clinic: knowledge
hr. week, Is days annual leave,
13 days sick leave per year; COM
prehensive medical and hospitali-
zation coverage for self and de-
pendentS. insurance and retire.
ment programs: beginning salary.
$70-75 wk. depending upon quail
ifications. provisions for increases.
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Attractive, last typing
WAsH1NGT0HNs,,SS LARGEST
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
A Division of MESSING

IOIZ K ST. NV. EX. 3-727O
SECY. to FEC atty S6.O 600
'is SsOys;; sscvs several era ;,.ro, s1oSS;$l95
ATLAS AGCY. 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
SHIRT PRESS OPERATOR. Must be
experienced. Good pay; 5-day
week; paid holidays and vacation.
VANITY FAIR CLEANERS, 1929
University blvd, West Wheaton,
Md, LO. 5-l7OO.
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Two other drivers bdrrel
ground q turn (obove),
but they were stopped
and the roce holted.
while. Officials (right)
spread cement dust on
the grease. At for right,
Harvey PyIes of Clinton,
Nd, accompanied by q
clown riding tandem.
crashes through q wall
of fire in on exhibit
ton between the roces.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24
Additional Social &
Personal News

From Chlckasha, Okla: Mrs.
Beulah Draper of Chickasha, Okla.
is here visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hicks,
716 Aurora. Many social courtesies
have been extended to Mrs. Draper
who plans to return to her home
Saturday, August %.
Leaves For Home: Mrs. Fannie
Brazton, Nashville, Tenn, left Sun
day, August 10, for her home. She
had been in the city since August
3, visiting with her son and
daughter in law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Brazton, SIT Carroll Av.
Mrs. Brazton is also a friend
of the late Arthur Shelton and
Mrs. Shelton. She Is employed as
Patrol Police woman in Nashville.
Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Orton
Shelton and children, Susan, Tony
and Lawrence were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kintz, 1907
Third St., White Bear Lake, on
Sunday, August 10.
LOafers Inc. Calendar: The
Loafers Club Inc, met Saturday,
August 1S, at the home Of Jon L.
Williams, 2429 18th Av. s.
The Loafers Annual Bowling
Tournament held at the Oxford
Bowling Lane August 18 produced
a new champion, namely Robert
Graham, who bowled a $40. Second
and third place winners were
Bulbs" Powell and Howard Brown.
All three place winners received
trophies.
The Loafers Inc. defeated the
Marquis Club in the fourth Annual
Golf Tournament at Highland
Park Golf course Sunday, August
10. There were 10 golfers in the
tournament. Low medalist from
the Marquis Club was Richard
Greene who shot an S3 and Ira
Allen and Thaddeus Nicolas both
shot 80.
Next meeting Of the Loafers Inc.
will be at the home Of Howard
Brown, September 7, Minneapolis,
MINI.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. James Lassley, 1901
Oak Park Av. NJ, returned home
Tuesday, August IA, from a very
wonderful vacation in Springfield,
Kentucky, where they were the
guests Of Mrs. Lassley's brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Weathers. One of the high
lights Of the trip was the family
reunion with "a members present.
The Lassleys also visited Mr.. Lass
ley's brother, Mr.. Cozelle Heath in
Chicago.
Hospitality At The Webbs: Mr..
and Mrs. William Webb, and son
Curtis, 4239 Fifth Av. S., were
hosts at dinner Wednesday, Aug
ust IS, to her brother and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Wagner
and daughter Mrs. Abby Anders Of
Markham, Ill. Guesting this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Webb are Mrs.
Horace O'Neal and her daughter
Miss Videllia O'Neal Of New
Orleans who arrived in Minneapo-
lis Monday, August 10. Miss
O'Neal teaches high school in
Goodridge, MINI.
On Jury Duty: Mr.. Lacy Wash
ington, s22 Elwood Av. NJ, has
been serving on jury duty since
August 13.
Visit Injured Father: Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Brown and family, 1928
Delaware Sc, left Friday, August
IT, for Shreveport, La, to visit
his father, Mr.. Frank Brown, who
was injured in an automobile ac-
cident.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24
In Open House
For Parents Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. N. Walter Coins,
Jr., 1929 E. County Rd. D. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dawes, TOT
Eighth Av. Sc, Minneapolis were
Joint hosts at an open house on
Sunday, August 10, from four tc
seven pm. at the Coins residence
Honorees of the occasion were
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Turner, Dur
ham, NC, who are the mother
and father Of Mrs. Coins and Mrs.
Dawes. DR.. Turner Is Dean of the
Law School at NC. State in Dur
ham. Also Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Dawes, Knoxville, Tenn, who are
the mother and father Of Mr..
Dawes. Mr.. Herman Dawes Is with
the Tennessee Valley Authority.
The Turner's will remain in st.
Paul about a month. The Dawes
left for their home Monday, Aug
ust 20, after spending a week.
Another guest at the open house
was Earl Walker, Of Pasadena,
Calf, former resident Of st. Paul
and for a number of years a postal
employee. While in the city Mr..
Walker is the houseguest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Coins, Sr.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24

Western Av. Baptist church where
he once pastored. From there they
went to Bridgeport, Conn, and
spent the night with his sister and
family. At Valley Forge they vis-
tied the office of the American
Baptist Convention. Then on to
Philadelphia, Pa, where they vis-
tied with his brother and niece.
From Washington, DC. they went
to Belmont, N. c. and Charlotte,
N. c., where Rev. Holloway had
pastored. They visited Mrs. Hollo-
ways father in Elberton, Georgia.
From Bluefield, West Va, they re-
turned home tired but had a most
pleasant vacation.
All In The Richey Family: Rose
Ann Richey, five year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Richey,
1903 Fifth Av. s., was delighted
at the taste of Feenamints. She
ate eight Of them and on August
10, DR.. w. D. Brown was called
about her condition. She was sent
to Fairview hospital for observa-
ton where she remained overnight
and returned home Aug. IL. There
were no i'll affects.
VacatiOning: Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey w. Nash, 1916 Fourth Av. s.,
are enjoying a wonderful vacation
at Fort Williams and Port Arthur,
Canada.
Improving: Mrs. Adele Howell,
22O7 Elliot Av., is improving nice
ly after surgery. Mrs. Howell is a
patient at Eitel Hospital. She ex-
poets to be home soon.
Miss Cheryl Everett, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mayes,
4041 Oakland Av. S., left by plane
Saturday, August 1S, for Toledo,
Ohio where she will be the guest
of her great-uncle and. aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. James Thomas. Miss
Everett plans a two weeks vaca-
ton.
Pack SO Picnic: Pack So will
hold their annual picnic at Pow
derhorn Park, Sunday, August 26,
at 2 pm.
Sister Visits: Mrs. o. M. Hoover
of Cleveland, Ohio, returned to her
home Sunday, August 10, after a
very pleasant visit as the house
guest of her sister, Mrs. Helen
Harris, 4110 Third Av. S. Mrs.
Hoover is also the sister Of Mrs.
Carl Fraction, 3S41 Clinton Av. s.
Rev. and Mrs. H. w. Bolts, ST.,
9O2 Morgan Av. NJ, have as their
guest this week, their daughter,
Mrs. Gladys Cromel of Los An
geles, Calf. Mrs. Cromen will be
in the city until Sept. 6.
MIR. and Mrs. Lassley Vacations:
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24
The John Pa++ons
Return From Trip
West R. Hawaii

Mr.. and Mrs. John Patton, 1853
w. Central, st. Paul who have
been airbourne for the last three
weeks, have finally landed at home
after a very fabulous vacation
which included a whirl Of social
engagements, sightseeing. fishing,
swimming, and loads Of fun.
A few highlights Of the Pattons'
vacation were these: In Seattle,
Wash, they were the houseguest
Of Mrs. Lonnie Shields and guest
Of honor at a beautiful and very
elaborate reception given for them
by their hostess, Mrs. Shields, at
her home with about $50 guests
attending.
Mrs. Patton was the Worlds
Fair guest Of Mrs. John Robinson
Evelyn Kelly formerly Of st.
PauD and Mr.. Patton was guest
of Mrs. Shields; dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Wells, lun-
cheon guest of Mrs. Letcher Var
borough, guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Gidion for cocktails and
dinner at the Top of the Town
which is located at the Towers
Hotel and dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Kirk, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Patton stayed at
Hawaii's very newest hotel, The
Reef Hotel, extremely beautiful
and modern, located by the Pacific
Ocean. They spent a couple Of
days with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bonapart, sister of Mr.. Patton,
who lives in Makaha, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Dunson
at a champaigne-fashion show.
The couple toured the islands,
mondhead. They also visited the
Schofield Barracks as guest Of Mr..
Bonapart.
The Pattons visited friends In
San Francisco and Oakland, and
Mr.. Patton's sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hill Of
Sacramento, the Grand Boule' and
Statler-Hilton Hotel in Los An
geles.
They also spent some time in
Riverside, Calf, visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Lee GLADDEN.. Mrs. GLADDEN. is
a movie actress whose professional
name is Vivianne Cervantes. They
were the guest of Attorney Ray
mond w. Cannon, fashion show at
the Ambassador Hotel and visited
Disneyland. Dick Gregory and Bing
Crosby were among the celebrities
in Hawaii when the Pattons were
there.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24
M0nY courtesies
Extended The Louis
Muson, Jrs., Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mason, Jr.,
Of Pittsburgh, Penn, accompanied
by their niece Paula Thomson,
returned to their home Saturday,
Aug. 18, after a full week Of vis-
iting family and friends. Mrs.
Mason, the former Dorothea Har-
ris, is an office manager for Penn
sylvania Unemployment Agency.
Mr.. Mason, the son Of Louis
Mason, Sr., of Minneapolis, is Ex-
ecutive Director of Mayors Coun-
Gil on Human Relations for the
city Of Pittsburgh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Thomason Of 1913 Cumber-
land honored their house guests at
a cocktail party on Sunday, Aug.
IL, which was reported in this
papers August IT edition.
Mrs. Mason entertained her
neices, nephews and other little
friends at a backyard picnic on
Wednesday. About 35 youngsters
renewed their acquaintenance with
the Masons.
Other courtesies were extended
the Masons by Messrs. and Mines.
James Griffin, James Oliver, Paul
Wood, James Hughes, Leroy Cole
man, Thad James, Albert Mcclure,
Robert Williams, Kenneth Stokes,
Hyland Stokes, Drs. and Mrs. c.
H. Mobiley, Norman Howell, and
Mines. Mae Edwards and Mayme
Green.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24

lish, 5211 James Av. NJ, for sew
eral days.
The Lindseys and Mrs. Palmer
had travelled in the north central
and western states They departed
early Thursday, August 16 after
an enjoyable stay in the Twin
Cities.
In Fairview: Mrs. Rose Richey
entered Fairview Hospital on Aug
ust IT for minor surgery. She re-
turned home Saturday evening,
August 18 and is doing nicely.
Return Home: Rev. and Mrs. j.
r. Holloway and sons left for
their vacation July "a, and re-
turned home Friday, August IT.
On their itinerary they visited
for ten days in Boston, Mass, and
stayed in the married students
dormitory at the University. While
in Boston they visited Rev. Hollo-
ways mother and sister and sew
eral old friends.
In Cambridge, Mass, Rev. Hollo-
way extended greetings at the
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24
BOWMAN ORCHESTRA
PLEASED BALL

The augmented Jimmy Bowman
orchestra played for the Shriners
Potentates Ball at the Minneapolis
Armory on August 9, and pleased
the huge crowd nightly with
music suiting the old and the
young.
Bowman is booked at the Kahler
Room at the Hotel Kahler in
Rochester for four weeks in Oc-
tober and has another four weeks
after that at the Hemisphere Room
Moorehead Hotel in Moorhead,
MINI.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24

Joseph +. ray ana sons Joseph,
Jr., and Kyle, are greeting their
friends in their lovely colonial
home at 1901 Upton Av. N.
Vacations In Miss: Mrs. Lula
Seaton, 1912 Clinton Av. s., left
today, Friday, August "a, for
Jackson, Miss, where she will visit
her mother, Mrs. Minnie Steward,
and other relatives. Mrs. Seaton
also plans to visit relatives and
friends in Chicago before return
ing home.
EnrOute Home: Mrs. Halle Tate
and sister Mrs. Ada Tucker, en-
route home from Seattle to Pitts
burg spent two days with Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Jones and sons, 1905
Third Av. S.
Mrs. Jones is the grand daughter
of Mrs. Tate and the great niece
of Mrs. Tucker.
Enjoyable Stay In City: Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbert Lindsey, Columbus,
Ohio and Mrs. Bessie Palmer,
Kansas City, Mo-, were the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Eng
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24
WHITES CELEBRATE
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice F. White,
1915 Fourth Av. S. celebrated
their fifth anniversary Saturday
evening, August 1S, by entertain
ing Messrs. and Mines. Bill Frac-
ton and John A. Jones at dinner
In the Edgewater Inn.
After dinner all returned to the
Jones home where the remainder
Of the evening was spent in visit
ing. The Whites received a lovely
anniversary gift from the two
couples.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24

Twins Washington Senators game,
Thursday, August %, will meet at
the Oxford Playground at $50
pm. and take a chartered bus to
Metropolitan Stadium. The next
business meeting Of the
Credjafawns will be Wednesday,
20, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Banks, Jr., 705 Iglehart.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Patton, 1858
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24
PLAN BIRTHDAY PARTY

Last Thursday evening, August
18th, a committee meeting was
held to further discuss the plans
for La Continental Cafe Party"
being given to benefit under-priv-
iledged children by the newly or
ganized Continental Society at the
Edgewater Inn, Friday evening,
October 5.
Meeting at the Inn with COM
mittee members was Mr.. Donald
Mcclure, who will be master Of
ceremonies for this event which
promises to be one Of the high
lights of the coming social season.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24

w. Central, recently had as their
guests Mrs. Patton's cousins, DR..
w. M. Winston and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hancock of Harvey, III. The
vacationers helped Mrs. Patton
celebrate her birthday on August
13. went on a sightseeing tour to
Duluth. Mr.. Gel Clements was Mr..
Pattons guest at the Twins
Yankees game.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24
The Clifford BenfIys
Celebrate Anniversary
Al AT. ns.ALI

And His Birfhdoy
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Bently,
891 Carroll Av. celebrated their
14th Anniversary and Mr.. Bently's
birthday on Saturday. August 1S.
They entertained in their lovely
and spacious yard and serving
Barbecue and other delicacies.
Guests were: Messrs. and Mines.
James Hatchett, Robert Elliot,
Thomas Clemons, Anthony MAJ
lingo. Also Mines. Betty Dodd,
Kenneth Edwards, Urine Clark,
Woodrow Reed, Howard Darnell
and Miss Harriet Benjamin. Also
Carl Claiborne, Herman Brown,
Harry Massengill and Lewis Sykes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bently received
many beautiful and useful anniv-
ersary gifts and Mr.. Bently several
birthday gifts.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24
Social and Personal
K MINNEAPOLIS

Vacatoning Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mcfarland will be eav
next weekend for day vacation Chicago where they
will visit friends The Netherlands plan home after
the Labor Day holiday
Credafawns News The Credafawns Social Club held their
regular meeting Wednesday, August 15 the home of Mrs
Theodore Allen 93 geha Members who plan attend the
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24
Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS

Mnneapolitans Motor To Mason City For Weekend: Mr.
and Mrs Everett Walls Messrs James Fraction Lawrence Nor
Orve Fraction and daughter Lynette Miss Era Walls
and Mr. Richard Morrow moored Mason City
weekend and the guests of Mrs Jewette Walls and
daughters. ."..
New Address: As of Saturday, August 49, Mr.. Mrs
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24

Congratulations TO the Minneapolis
Spokesman and St. Paul Recorder. as we'll
as TO their distinguished publisher Cecil
Newman, on the 2s+h anniversary Of these
newspapers which provide such excellent
service TO the Twin Cities and The Sto+e.
(l N-.-......
Elmer l. Andersen
Governor Of Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-08-24

FLORENCE CAssIUs
We remember headlines
Of other days, when fho
Minneapolis Spokesman
utilized It's news columns
as II does today TO
further fhe cause Of
Soeiul justice, economic
opportunities for oil
people. Also fhs right TO
seek licenses TO operate
business Ieglflm0feIy In
the city Of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. caSSIUS,
Proprl0fOrS
c cASSIUS
BAR & CAFE
31S So. Third s..
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OLDSMOBILE 49, Dynamic "SS"
cony,. sblue with white. top. fully
warranty. 1876. Win sccent
trade. OIL. 4-2767.
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OLDSNIOBIL

OLDSMOBHE SO super "ss" 4-dr..
creamDuff, owner. $4,000 mi,
peri. mech. cond. 8 excel. tires
plus 2 new snow tires. S1,S95.
cash. so. 5-7645.
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OLDs. go rs" iaetOry, air CONF
s sat!SHsd' ma ~ 4- SSTsr' Ike new
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OLDS. '5S '8s" 4-dr. sedan. auto.
S SFa1s :lss b. pi 80 M sns b bkN MIS-
DI: 1852; bet. ell am. Mon.
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Chrysler- Imperial Plymouth-simca
400 Georgia Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
OLDS $50 sedan, white and blue,
Weekend Special sf.sS5.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1929 22d st. NV. FE. 7-260O
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MERCEDES-BENZ "IsO" '57 black
4-dr. sed. Excellent condition,
must sell this week end. Original
owner asking $1,000. FL. 4-57S2l
Fl. 4-4645. See at $3.50 Duke St.,
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AglotAlh VIII MI. WA 81 III
H D5 and 'i e. $50 $50. d s%stp 5,S gs
SGT. TUCKER. Ii. 3-7253.
MERCURY 1861 Monterey 2-door
hardtop. fully equipped. extra
extra clean, S2,295. LEE D
BUTLER. 1921 21st st. NV. FE.
7-3240.
MERCURY '62 2-dr. sedan, stand
trans, h. and h.. driven only
5000 mi, like new, weekend spe-
cial. S2.095. LEE D. BUTLER
1121 21st st. NV. FE. 7-3245.
MERCURY '62 Monterey 4-dr. Sc,
dan, T. and h.. auto. trans, powel
steering. power brakes. Black fin
ish, interior to match, still hkl
new. S195 dn. and approved eredi
Is all you need. Its not a gooC
deal. it's q steal. Warranty in
cluded. Call CIR. 10000.
FAIRFAX OLDSMOBILE
Fairfax, Va.
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MERCURY '5s cow. orig. paint,
top. low MI, equip. mr.. new tires.
Leaving area July. Must Eell.
$896. OIL. 2-6070.
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OLMSTEAD

RAMBLERs, sedans. wagons, Lee.
EAST RAMBLER. SSiO Branch
ave, Hillcrest Hgts. 10. SISSY.
80 Amer. 2-dr. sta. wag-
on. auto. trans, r, h., WV. re-
Ginning seats. 949-3035.
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MERCURY 80 convert, T. and b..
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