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Arizona tribune., 1963-05-03
JOBS FOR
YOUTH SET

A Jobs for Youth program
sponsored by the Arizona State
Employment Service and the
Phoenix Junior Chamber of Com
merce will begin this month. A
kickoff breakfast will be held,
We'd. May is in the Turquoise
Room, Hotel Westward Ho.
Gov. Paul Fannn and other
civic and business leaders will
participate. The Jr. Chamber Of
Commerce will distribute pledge
cards to obtain job orders from
home or business employers.
Each summer thousands of
Valley youngsters search for
jobs. In Maricopa County. 43, 900
high school students. plus $1,000
college students will desire work.
Four state employment service
offices. industrial and service,
professional. sales and clerical,
farm and the Mesa office will
participate in the operation. The
industrial and service office To-
Gated at 438 West Adams will
be the clearing house for calls
by prospective employees and
employers.
Arizona tribune., 1963-05-03
DIR . KING
FACES JAIL

BIRMINGHAM = DR.. Martin l.
King and ten other Negro minis
ters we're found in contempt of
court by a circuit Judge.
They were sentenced to five
days in jail starting May l6 and
fined $50 each.
Judge W. A. jenkins, Jr.. held
the integration leaders had COM
mitted obvious acts of contempt
and they had deliberately dis
regarded his court order.
Arizona tribune., 1963-05-03
LIS STON-
PATTERSON
TO MEET

PHILADELPHIA The Sonny
Liston Floyd Patterson title
match has been set for June 27
in Las Vegas.
Convention Hall may be the
site for the long awaited re-
match. They we're scheduled to
have fought in Miami Beach on
April 4 but Liston's knee injury
postponed it.
The champion is holding work
out camp in Denver. Pattersonis
training in New York.
Arizona tribune., 1963-05-03

Shown above members of the Pandale School
will Japanese songs Festival Of Nations musicale
scneouled at South Mountain High gymnasium. May 7 1880
Mrs Evanne Cook music teacher is the director Of this group
Eleven schools in the Roosevelt
Pictured above Emily Polk. Gloria Woodberry
Nns Shirley Brooks Gloria Willis Aene Daniels. Ruby Wes
oEa Porter Dorothy Richardson, Diane Johnson
Back row. Willie Smith, Asa Greer Ellis. Lynen Earby
Alice HanEdns. Bernice Cochran, and Clinton Byers.
Arizona tribune., 1963-05-03

The Phoenix Alumni Chapter, Kappa Alpha fraternity
It's annual Black and White formal Turquoise
Room. Hotel Westward
Kappa wives and sweethearts in attendance
liam HOOKS ohn Edwards adley Mrre Anans Mason Warren
Bass. Hubert Boyer William Bell Don
Miss Marie Parker. Mary CHATTER, Mines James
Reed.
Valetes ended the spring social the
annual Kappa Black White the Hotel Westward
Ho are Mr. and Mrs. Don Christopher Charles Raw
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Williams, Sgt William Iames
Mr.. David Harper MIR. Oliver Mrs. Clarence Davis
Mrs. Harper. and Mr. Mrs. Thompson: Dr. and Mrs
a1ng Dr. and Mrs. Robert Bowman Mrs. Margaret
Mara1ss Sgt and Mrs. P. c. Johnson, Mrs Banks
Clarence Sudduh and Mrs. James Reed.
Arizona tribune., 1963-05-03

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,l,or.,,a,,-, 1860 VALIANT 50
WV L VAN ooNCN ssdsn Radio Heater. shs
al6 N. 10Th STREET 1860 olDsMoBuE s1e
AL s-bo7r ;:;:: :.t: :'s E.!'s$ s III III
1860 RAMBLER sll
AsES1 GT1 PAe1 IN The ossss sRsS is::s fsr Y
1850 FALCON 50
Are you , n 1hoeoiSoo ~ re
Have you oWE eSsE pse" M ASp S@'k' @ us 1860 BUICK $la
Have you eyer had repossIon? invcts
Have sSg 4 $$S $sS :sE sE y: 1859 CADILLAC $40
;s;:;s: $;s: 81 Il: @:s:: $:';;
No-side notes 'nd Pow" Seats
No-saIary loans 1859 CHEVROLET $11
No-furniture loans Static" wason
No-collateral needed 1859 MERCURY $40
No-cosgners needed sSss @ "is fsr Fs s.ss;sss sss:
wa e.,ru w. co,+,.c+ o5o MERCURY $40
::sa f!; Ss'.as: #:5''s: e:st.f; F'' k!E's. s's!
MORE THAN 200 CARS 1859 BUICK SO
70 CHOOSE FROM ;;:'; ;E ':''i;:: |:::: "fi; 4
Cars Under 500 All Cash 1859 CHEVROLET sll
1868 STING RAY SAVE e''"s suck S''f
ssss br.Fss Ets %osgS
acSr fsS weeks Oft tho s'0" roo" 1859 BUICK sA
1868 CORVAIR $27o5 foT Glory fSs S
S'sss5 essss sTs 1858 cHRYsER sig
,@Sa @,:'" mpAA SAVE s; .::!. :s:E$: t:':F ~
sSH SH9ns Yssea Esf Fy Hdw wsui9esd @ 1858 CONTINENT $l
@ eens s0 1 S Fsefoy ss o00 os srd'eg ss fo % bee
1868 DODGE Pickup $l7o5 srsion -"
fss[atoS Eytx aSv''sd including Re- 1858 PONTIAC $6
1868 PONTIAC SAVE sS sou" '' '''''
s;{ Stis: $'H" % 195z volkssAEN SO
1862 COMET $l5o5 1856 CADILLAC So
Sss sf +DaS1 ar,s ssean Radio and sso %
1862 CHEVROLET $1oo5 seats Needs "o'"s eri
e. AO'0mae 1851 BUICK S
~ 1862 CHEVROLET $17oo
sst'ss"s s"msso sS:ss sedan 1850 CHEVROLET
1861 PONTIAC S16o5 oa" eAs p"e'
sedsn, Radio and Heater AUTO 1o48 CHEVROLET S
S;tb boE MoN Seeng EaTlO
1861 RAMBLER sloo5
dea S.7s'5 ovs2d4Ne sstjS" ~'s0" cyi"
e: e: e.: $50: e: -: y: T.; T.; @
sssss ssss ss'ss
1861 DODGE $llo5
eU neSSns % Factory svs sess ESS'sHsd 1910 VAN BUREN,
1861 OLDsMOBILE $l4o5
Fs5 Radio and o1k Al 1ktL crprrr
srsse' s @eSsT VI az AL s-6o7l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-18
COMMERCIAL GROUND
FLORIDA PROPERTIES

BEAUTIFUL 2-bedrm. home or
water. sea wall. breezeway, gar.
built-fn oven and range, refgr
THE NEIL CO.
1892 Eye st. NV. DI. 1888
MIAMI . bedrms., 2-baths, beaut
Handicapped, { e c e d, CHS home
with all modern conven., compI
air-cond. and heated, big game rm
and PATIO within walking distancl
shopping centers, all schools anS
churches, sacrifice DIX 52e-526s
RETIREMENT EXCITES YOU!
LET DELTONA DELIGHT YOU
We bet you're excited about Fl.
nally laying down the gauntlet
a life time of work, tensions
and problems behind you! Now
you can enjoy your autumn
years to the hilt and you car
at DEITONA, Florida's exciting
community created for families
on fixed retirement incomesl
Learn how easily you can own 3
lovely DELTONA home, built by
the Mackle Bros, Florida's fore.
most community buildersl OF
find out about DELTONA'S spa
cious homesites selling for only
Sl.095. Truly an attractive in
vestment opportunity. Get de.
tails today! Call or write, DI
THE NEIL CO. 1882 Eye St. NV
SARASOTA-Sale, rent, or trade. D,
luxe waterfront, bedrms., z baths
furn. homes by owner. 654-oe46.
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end 81 NV. K $4,000

CADILLAC 80 Convertible. COM
plete power and electrical ar
oitioning. also complete selection
Of other models. Save At s. 495
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Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1890 22nd St NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 80 Fleetwood, black, an
power fac. air, seat, windows, door
locks, like new. " 900 miles. Pr
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NORMAN
FORD-FALcoN-T-BIRD
1918 Baltimore Blvd,

FORD-FALcoN-T-BIRD
1915 Baltimore Blvd.
College Park 4T4-5lOO
TRIUMPH IRIS, TR-4s and Her
aids. '6os thru EOS. Choice Of CO
lors. Many to choose from. As low
as SllS down.
MAJOR IMPORTS
BIS WILSON BLVD.
Corner N. 10th 4 Wilson Blvd.
ARLINGTON, VA. ia. 1901
VOLKSWAG Ms, '63s and SIS
brand-new shipment. Sedans and
sunroofs. From slsse5. DELIVERY
TODAY. Trades or $50 down.
SUN MOTORS
400 N. FAIRFAX DR., ARL-, VA
OPPOSITE KANN'S ia. E2lll
clean, l-yr. warranty, ssss.
Stafford RAMBLER
RAMSEY AND CoLESvHLE RID
Across From New-Car Showroom
Silver Spring, Nd. u. S66lt
Wv Bus 81 de luxe. r, and b.. sun
roof. pvt. owner, N,ooo mi. JU
S-olse Sun. aft. $3.50 wkdys.
VOLKsWAGEN $50 2-dr. sunroof
T. and h., / owner. excel. cond
Special price during Nov. clear
ance sale, SS95.
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V "a. SSitt. slus iriB B p 5lr t
Va, T. and b.. sl.s77. AERO CHEW
ROLET, 1903 King 81. and i7os Mt
Vernon ave, Alex, Va $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-18

CHRYSLER '6i New Yorker cow,
full power, real low mileage, 5000
actual miles, car like brand new,
white with red interior, priced al
20 9og Eagv terms
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CONTINUED

SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA-RsvinF
beauty rambler, vacant Move IN
and have a real Thanksgiving
treat. Feat G-bedrms., Ils 6aths.
Lee. hv. rm. with Eirepl-, sep. din.
nm, est-in kt. Only sz5,soo 81 100
On. FHA Or 500 On. VA. BROAD
WAY REALTY. nc. $4,000.
GPRINGFTELD-VACANT, sparkling
itiean 5-bedroom rancher, large hv-
ing room with fireplace, cory kit.
chen, carport and I do mean clean.
Qualified purchaser NAV move in
Immediately. Olly $500. WONT
LAST. Call LNECH Bros NC.
Realtors, slam
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ChENhULEE ~ Bel All z-oI.s aD-
soiutely spotiess, beautiful 7-tone,
runs beautifully exceptionally
clean, guaranteed, only 1875, SIC
dn., $40 mo. REINES MOTOR CO.,
leA0 Wilson blvd, Ari.
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IMP0RT-SP0RTS

FIAT go Multipla, very good cond.
excep. low operating cost. Make
offer. 2s7-4soo Mon.-Fri. $50 am.
to 6 nm
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BUICK Ca sedan. air conditioned
EeCtra '-225" has all luxury &C.
I cessories, S3.465.
| Lindsay OldS-Cadillac
.FATRLINGTON SHOPPING CTR.
| OV. a-0l5n aIEXANDRIa
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ROsenthal

FORD So Custom FOrdoT, Third
eng, auto. trans, r. and h., seat
belts, good cond., $3.50. LII. Liza.
after pm. and week ends.
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AIS MOTORS

b., ETC., $2,495.
ROYAL MOTORS
Imperial Chrysler-P lymouth-Simca
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-29oC
CHRYSLER 81 "3o0G" cow, fully
equipped including air, low mi.
leage, one owner. Ike new, only
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1884 PICKUP, with snow tires, ex
eel. running cond. VIII sacrifice FOL
S275. s67-7leA.
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Valiant Plymouth C rysler-Imperial
500 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WTD.

PRINCE GEORGES MONTGOM-
ERY-We have several substan-
tial builders in need Of building
lots. 1 to 100 or acreage for de-
velopment. now or in the near
future. Please call our office to-
day! ROBERT Z. LOHR, INC,
REALTOR. Call 9 to 8, HE.
$4,000.
LIST WITH LOHR
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FARMS
CHARLEsTowN, W. VA.

CASH FOR FARM, 3oIso acres
within 50 mi. Wash. Prefer Va.
WAPLEs l226 18th NV, AID. A-7oo5.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. RENT
lcoNTNUEDl
INDUSTRIAL PROP. SALE

- ACRES, prime industrial proper.
" Just off U. S. !, in Wood.
bridge Prince William Co, Va.
Ready for immediate DEVELOPMENT,
all utils. On site. Partners death
requires sale. Priced below com
par b property. Excel. invest
ment gossl1llities. Terms arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-18

CHEVROLET 't3 Impala sp0ri
coupe. r. and h., speeds, az en-
CINE, W.. tires, red Wifh matching
interior. sz,sqS. UNIV RSITY
AUTO SALES, Univ. blvd. and Col.
esviIle I'd III. Slg56
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

ABSOLUTELY top price for houses.
2 and 4 family apis. and flats. Also
larger apt. bldgs. White or colored.
Re. z-2l3I or RE. 6-46ss.
ALL CASH = Rooming houses, con.
verted units and apartment houses.
Call ST. 1880.
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LEE D. BUTLER

COMET 81 2-dr. de luxe, r. and h.,
auto. trans, light green finish, fine
car, ] VI. Silver Crest Warranty,
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CHEV. "a Impsls ia vsE., comp.
EQUIP snow tres, seat belts
s1sSs. co. StlsS o. 537-oo2o.
CHEV. 's9 Belzir. l-dr.. 9 Cyl, q
shift Good tires. Clean car. 1855
cal s1z-5s0e
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CHEN. "a For the lowest price.
see BARRY-FATE CHEV. 1870
Conn. ave. nv. RI LISTS.
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sARAS0TA-Sale, rent, or trade. De
furn. home, by owner. eSA-oeA6.
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CHEVROLET 'f3 Impala Elper
spt. COW. blue. big engine. Fully
equipped. very clean. = 7e5.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
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CHEW. 81 Belvedere 4-dr. sed :,
auto; 7. and b., low mi. one ow-
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FE. z,a2A FE. $500
COMET, 1851 White. 2-dr., S. s.,
r. h. Nice and sharp. SsSS. 24A-S335
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BUICK - Ldr. Spec. At cord
Minterized. snow tires, low mi.
ONneT sac SOS. ssl-O& after 5.
CADILLAC 1858 epe.. blue. fsctory
air. very clean. Special - 1875.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Senator MuSEie'S solution: make
The battling committees merge!

ming Of the feud 1t got more bitter by the day and
reached a climax with angry accusations made
on the floors of Congress. And while the argu.
ments ragged, literally billions of dollars in appro-
priations we're blocked.
True, the feud has been settled - for the time
being A committee room was found midway
between the House and the Senate wings of the
Capitol and there sat the Appropriations Commit
tees in an uneasy truce. How long the truce will
last is anyOne's guess.
This week, the shaky armistice has been close
to the thoughts of the SIS men and women con-
verging on Capitol Hill as the 18th Congress. In
retrospect, the 87th Congress compiled respect
able score in enacting vital legislation But the
9th also produced an over-abundance of deadlock
and discord within ITSELF Unfortunately, the odds
are good that the new Congress will have an even
tougher time unless we face the cold fact that
much Of our legislative machinery dealing with
fiscal matters is antiquated, and is becoming more
burdensome in a world that won't stand still.
For years, regardless of which party has been
in power, the barnacles of Congressional custom
in this fiscal area have been growing more cumber-
some. Now these customs threaten to make
mOckery of the most treasured elements of repre-
sentative government. The essentially simple
checks and balances that have governed Congress
are being twisted into weapons in Congressional
version of the Cold War, fought between the
House and the Senate.
Evening star., 1963-01-06

For decades the House of Representatives has
interpreted the word revenue" in the Constitu-
ton to include both revenue" bills and ''appro-
priation" bills.
Naturally, the Senate has interpreted the Con-
stitution differently. 1t holds that the word ''rev-
enue" means one thing; revenue" And thus the
Senate feels that the Constitution does not pro-
hbt the initiation Of appropriations bills by the
Senate under Article |, Section 7. However, Con-
gressiOnal tradition is difficult to change and for
years the House has been initiating both revenue"
and appropriations" bills.
The Senate, adhering to the custom, has
hitherto confined its role to amending money bills
of both types The House feels that the Senate too
Evening star., 1963-01-06

conceal the real issue. In a word, the headache
always has been and always will be money.
In Article |, Section 7, of the United States
Constitution there is passage which states ''aIl
bills for raising revenue shall originate in the
House of Representatives, but the Senate may pro-
pose or concur with amendments, as on other
bills"
House W. Senate on money
To begin with, all laws dealing with Federal
funds of one sort or another are loosely known as
money bills. Generally speaking there are two
broad categOries Of money bills revenue bills and
appropriation bills. These two types are just what
they appear to be. Revenue bills determine how
and where the government gets its funds and
appropriation bills earmark the funds to specific
programs and projects.
Evening star., 1963-01-06

often takes advantage of its role as a simple
amender, and uses the amendment almost as
effectively as the original bill itself. This is the
heart of the dispute.
Before any money bill is passed, | should
point out, the House version must be the same as
the Senate version, and supposedly the Peacemaker
in all this is the Joint conference Of the two
Appropriations Committees. The joint meetings
are supposed to make the compromises. Yet you
can see the chaos which develops when the two
Houses are in such basic disagreement as to their
respective roles in the appropriations process that
they refuse to speak to each other on the subject.
On the surface, this tribal ritual of jealOusly
guarding ones own pasture may seem a little
comic. 1t isn't. Your roads, your schools, your
dams, your national defense - indeed, great deal
ofyOur life hinges on prompt judicial and sensible
spending of your tax dollar. And this is why the
88th Congress must do something to meet the
crisis.
There is, think, solution = and a simple
one. What TOE should do is to combine The House
and Senate Appropriations Committees into a single
joint standing committee = the kind We nOtO haze
for atomic energy.
Through such a merger, the two expert but
separate stats will be able to cope with the
challenges posed by an annual Federal budget of
over $50 billion. 1t has been said that the House
Appropriations Committee and the Senate Appro-
PriatiOns Committee are not sufficiently stated to
deal with the mountain of figures which they are
fed each year.
Evening star., 1963-01-06

THE AUrHoR' Edmund S. Muskie, junior senator
from Maine, is a Democrat 'Cith strong streak Of
independence in his UOting record. He has recently
been named Chairman Of hhe Senate Subcommittee
on IniagOUammenfGl Relations.
Evening star., 1963-01-06

TINS WEEK AssoEI"s / Jenvsty 8. ISo1
Evening star., 1963-01-06
HOrse-GHd-buggy ia jet age

DeadlOcks between Houses and feuds between
leaders are neither new nor unknown on Capitol
Hill. But as one commentator pointed out, "in a
jet-POwered nuclear age, hOrse-and-buggy Con-
gress won't do" Some people dismissed last
summers stalemate as . routine legacy of the
Congressional seniority system, which seems to
pay rewards to those who survive the longest.
Others simply thought Representative Cannon and
Senator Hayden were two able but stubborn octo-
genarians in test of power.
To view the deadlock in either light is a
dangerous Oversimpli6catiOn. The Cold War in
Congress has been brewing for decades, and it is
not clash of personalities that lies at the bottom
Of the problem Unfortunately, that clash tends to
Evening star., 1963-01-06
What about the fGrpayer?

Senate and House leadership could name the
members to the joint committee, and some type Of
revolving chairmanship would have to be devised.
There is precedent in the Joint Economic Com
mittee, where the charmanship is alternated bien-
nially between the ranking majority member from
the House and the ranking majority member from
the Senate.
have not proposed any Congressional Utopia,
which is beyond the realm of possibility. Many
Congressman have recognized this as feasible
plan. AS a matter of fact, the idea has been
brOached at least FIVE times. Each time the House
has rejected the plan.
But the broad issue here, believe, is the
ultimate necessity for each house to recognize the
rights of the other as a coordinate branch of
Congress. An even broader issue is that Congress
recognize the rights of the taxpayer, over whose
money these political skirmishes are being waged.
The Senate would do well to forget any claim
to equal rights in originating money bills. The
constitutional question may indeed be fuzzy as
between revenues" and appropriations, but the
tradition is clearly established The House, on the
other hand, would do well to stop resisting the
Senate's right to amend appropriations.
We live in split-secOnd world today and the
United States can't afford DID, wastefuI, bumbling
time-lOsing ways of doing things. The President
has said that the nation must move forward. |
concur. | would also add that for the nation to
move forward. so must the Congress of the United
States. And it must do so with an urgency and
vigOr which its current procedures do not always
permit. -Tws sNu
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TRAILERS
AIRSTREAMS

AN AIRsTEAM WILL BE GIVEN
TO SOMEONE BETWEEN NOV.
10. 1868, AND JAN. 81, 1864.
NINE HER VALUABLE
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MERcEDEsBENI a z55SE. DeSTi
Ereens leather Upholstery, ~
tires air co1d. Europa radio. Reas.
Call OIL. 1-5lsl.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK so lie Sabre, 4-dr. hdtp. r.
H. Dyna. Excel. cond. SS7S or best
offer. IA. 2-0qll.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
lcoETlkugpl
Lindsay OldS-Cadillac

CADILLAC so convertible, all
white With blue interior. fun
power. S1s995.
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SUNBEAM ALPINE '6I, hard and
soft tops, a year-round sports car,
beautiful Santa red finish, chrome
wire wheels, ready for Xmas, ST.
4q5, cash. trade or Slq5 On, UNIT
EDS YEAR END JAMR0REE
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Palmer Ford

CHEW. 50 4-dr. wagon, r, and h.,
auto, this weekend special, as Ia
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NORMAN
FORD-FALCON -T.BIRD
s3l5 BALTIC. Blvd.

College Park I7ASloo
CHEVROLET SO sta. wagon z-dr.,
p.s., r., h., snow tires, In good
cond.. 1900 mi. Must sell. T2-3S3l.
CHEW. 80 Impala, hardtop, white,
p.s., T. and h., must sell, best offer.
1T3-0664 aft, s pm.
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st. Mary's City, Nd.
Great Mills AZ
TIDEwAIER SOUTHERN
TRUST NOTES WANTED

End TRUST NOTES WANTED
Top prices paid. Immediate serv-
ice. MR.. JEFFREYS. 296-5gOO.
2nd TRUsT-PAY UP 10 so PCT,
MONEY SAME DAY. c. II. PAT
TEN, 347-1bl6. CHI. S-7743.
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CADILLAC '63 8 window, air condi-
toned Sedan de Vile, fully equip
ped, also full selection Of ether
nnnaals Cnnnnara q 1QS
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 81 Coryan panel. Al
choose from. No. "a, s77s.
LOGAN MOTOR co.
llSo 10th st. NV. FE. 1880
CHEVROLET 80 D7-ton pickup, va
engine, new tires. runs and looks
like new 474-47ss.
CHEVROLET 1852 u ton pickup,
radio and heater, very good
tires. S275. S64-4525.
CHEVROLET "a a ton, utility body,
ladder rack. $3.50. Call JU. s.ol3e.
CHEVROLET TANDEM DUMP -
Own and operate a 1852 fully recon
ditioned Chew. Tandem Dump for
less than $500 mo. Mr.. Becker,
TOMS CHEVROLET, s4S-24oo, Ga.
ave. and Univ. blvd.
CHEVROLET 81 1a-ton panel,
excellent condition and guaran-
TRIANGLE FORD
3O1O R. I. Ave. NE. La. 9-1003
CHEW. 80 A-ton pickup. Va, 4-sp:
trans. Lots of extras. $3.50. Call
424-ss2A.
CHEW. "a dump. Good running
shape and workable. $A2S. Call A2<-
DIVCO 81. lost. walk-in, new
rubber. excel. cond.. new brakes,
S1.995. make offer. CT. 6-0444.
FORD 80 "Floo" pickup, T: and h,
#. body, very clean, $095.
TAKOMA FORD
7o2s CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
FORD 80 F6O0 1s-ft. van, like
Many Others to Choose From
PENN MOTOR co.
5000 s. Hanover St.. BALTIC. Nd.
301-ELGIN $1,000
FORD So VS. Ia-ton panel. new
motor, new paint, Al cond. LA.
FORD 81 VS. Vanette, excel. cond
good tires, excel. motor. winteriZed.
SAYS. RE. S-65l6.
FORD /. RI, lSs T. PaiegssEup truck. $3.50. cH'
FORD 1851 lD7-ton stake body. New
mtr. and trans. Only 1875. CHI. g.
s72l, 2s7-S72l.
FORD 1913 lvz-ton, stake body, good
condition, best offer. Phone CY. J.
1852.
FORD 's6 N7-ton, . #. bed. 80 eng.
auto. trans, heater. Fair mech. 354
065s, aft. 6.
NEW TRUCKS, h-ton GMC pickups.
New for "a, $l,777. Complete with
heater.
CENTRAL
MOTOR co
OV. 3-1500
$40 N. Henry Street,
Alex, Va, on U. S. Rte. l
Sales Open Daily Til $50 Pm.
GMC 81 loft. wALK-N VAN,
$4,000 act. mi. New tires and
paint. No letters. In peri. cond.
$500 or best offer. CHI. s-1723.
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V0LVO '5S-2-dr white, r. and h..
clean, excel. WV, needs differ
entail repairs, S225. EV. 4-IS44.
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3 openings in estab. club. late
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class Shape. $500. 935-44S2.
sPRITE 80 grn. twill. disc brakes,
exceptionally good mi, access,