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Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18
Wedding
sIPPLE LYONS

DIFFLE LIUWo
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Sipple
Of Frederick announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Fran
ces Mae Sipple, to Vernon Lee
Lyons, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Lee Lyons Sr., of Milford.
The marriage took place August Ia
at Snow Hill, Md.
The couple will reside in Milford.
Present at the ceremony were Ser
geant Edgar Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph r. Sehn and daughter Rose
Marie.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

society at the University, and
is in the employ of the dupont
Company. Mr.. McFaul grad
uated from Milford High School,
served in the Army for three
years in World War II and re-
sumed his studies after COM
pleting this service. He is a
member Of Sigma Nu Fratern-
ity. At present he is on active
duty as second lieutenant at the
Army Corps ORC headquarters
in Wilmington. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

Mrs. Catherine Dec. Mar
shall and Mr.. william r. Burke
we're married at Denton, Mary
land On Saturday, August ~.
Mr. and Mrs. Burke are asso-
ciated with the Kent County
Motor Company
a
Bob Waples was host on Sat-
urday evening at his cottage at
Rehoboth when invited friends
enjoyed a buffet dinner
and then went 70 the Rehoboth
Country Club for dancing. His
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thelf lot through the schools
and afteTwaTd.
q
OF particular local interest is
the wedding Of Miss Alice
Laurena Cannata Of Mt. Free
dom, New Jersey, and Mr.. A.
Nelson Bennett of Newark,
Maryland, which took place on
Tuesday. August is. at eight
in the evening in the Seminary
Chapel OF Drew University.
The double ring ceremony, in
the candlelight, was performed
by DR.. Stanley r. Hooper, pro-
fessor Of Christian Ethics at
Drew Seminary at Madison,
New Jersey. The bride, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter M.
Cannata Of Mt. Freedom, was
given in marriage by her father.
Her gown Of Swiss organdy was
made with a fitted bodice and
train. A portrait neckline was
framed by an embroidered ber-
tha. Panels of embroidery we're
used in the skirt. The French
illusion veil was attached to a
matching embroidered organdy
bonnet. She carried a cascade
bouquet Of white orchids, roses
and stephanotis. The maid OF
honor was Miss Edith v. Youngs
Of Mt. Freedom and the brides
maids were Mrs. Russell H.
Bennett, sister-in-law Of the
groom, Of shadybrooke, near
town, and Miss Dorothy Silver
stein OF Morristown, New Jer-
sey They wore matching
gowns Of pale green embroid-
cred organdy with matching
headdresses and mitts. The
maid Of honor carried a cres-
cent bouquet Of tallsman roses
and the bridesmaids had yellow
tea roses. The groom. son Of
Mrs. Herschel d. Bennett, Of
near town, had his brother, Mr..
Russell H. Bennett, as his best
man, and the ushers we're Mr..
Paul A. Johnson, brother-in-
law Of the bride Of Dover, N.
j., Mr.. Robert w. Neuber Of
Drexel Hin. Pa, Mr.. Mahlon A.
Miller Of Drew University and
Mr.. William Tmler Of Modena,
n. Y. The reception was held
IN the Wendell Room at Drew
University Mrs. Bennett Is a
graduate Of Morris Junior Col
iege who're she was 4 member
of the honorary society, Alpha
sigma Tau. She has been sec
retary 70 the registrar and dl-
rector Of Faulkner House. Drew
University. Mr.. Bennett Is a
graduate Of Dickinson College.
member OF the Skull and Key
honor society and president Of
bis fraternity. Theta Chi. He
IS nov a student at Drew The
oiogical Seminary and pastor
81 the Methodist Churches at
newark and C.adartown. Nd He
served for three years IN the
Military Intelligence Service
during World war Il and was
stationed n China. After a we'd
ding trip through New England
and Eastern Canada, they viii
live ID Madison. N. j.. and New
ark. Nd
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OBITUARY
BENNETT


Purnell Frank Bennett, 81, re-
tired farmer Of Lincoln, died at the
home of a nephew, Elmer c. Ben
nett in Milford Friday afternoon,
August H., 1850 after a long Illness.
Other survivors, are son, Lester +.
Bennett of Lincoln, a sister, Mrs.
Bessie Cain Of Clayton; a brother,
Henry Bennett of Milton and two
grandchildren The funeral was
held in the Berry Funeral Home in
Milford Tuesday afternoon at 1880
o'clock. Interment was made In
Slaughter Neck Cemetery.
MORRIS
Funeral services for J. Lee Nor
ris, 55, race horse trainer and a
native of BridgeVille, were held
from the home Of his sister, Mrs.
LeYa Records, Market Street, In
Bridgeville, on Wednesday at 2 D.
m. The services were conducted by
the Rev. l.. e. WimbrOw pastor of
Union Methodist Church. Inter-
ment was made in the BridgeVille
Cemetery. Mr.. Morris, who had
been a resident of Augusta, Ga, the
past 10 years. died there suddenly
last Saturday, August 12 He was
son Of the late Joshua f. and
Lizzie Willis Morris and is surviv-
ed by one brother, Edward Morris
of Bridgeville in addition to his
sister.
HATFIELD
Alfred Hatfield, age 55 years,
husband of Mary Hatfield of Farm
ingtOn, Delaware, passed away in
the Milford Memorial Hospital, on
Saturday. August 70. 1850. Besides
his wife, he is survived by one son,
Lester J. Hatfield, of Pennington.
and one sister, Mrs. Emma Harper,
of Bridgeville, two brothers, Harry
Hatfield of Underwood, n. j., Earn
est Of Philadelphia and three
grandchildren. Mr.. Hatfield had
been with the Penn. Railroad Com
pany for the past forty years Flu
neral services were held Tuesday
afternoon, August IS, at 300 p. m.
from the Lofland Funeral Home in
Milford. Interment in Hollywood
Cemetery, near Harrington, with
the Rev. Hopkins of Pennington
and the Rev. w. Edwin TuIl of
Milford, officiating.
COLLINS
Mrs. Leona Collins. age 63 years.
widow Of Joseph Collins, formerly
Of near Georgetown, died Saturday
morning at the home Of daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Tucker, near
Greenwood
A native of Sussex County, she
was a daughter Of the late George
and Anna Massey Dickerson, of
near Milton. Besides her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Tucker, she is survived by
two other daughters, Mrs. John
Baker. Ellendale, and Mrs. ElwoOd
Carey, Greenwood a son, Harvey
G. Collins of Greenwood; a step
daughter, Mrs. Frank Fowler, of
Georgetown, and 13 grandchildren.
There are also two sisters, Mrs.
Mandus Warren, Milton; Mrs. Da-
vid Wilson, Georgetown, and two
brothers, George Dickerson, Milton,
and John Dickerson, Georgetown.
Funeral services we're held Mon
day afternoon, August IA, at two
o'clock in st. Johnstown Methodist
Church, near Greenwood, with the
Rev. J. r. Layton of Greenwood,
pastor of the church, officiating.
Interment was made in the ceme-
terry adjoining the church.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. George Linden
kohl and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Townsend have issued invita-
tions for an open house at
Slaughter Beach on August 25.
Guests are invited from eight
until eleven.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

On Saturday afternoon Bev-
erly Sue DenEey, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Denney,
was the honored guest at a
birthday party. II was the sec
Ond anniversary and she en-
jOyed the festivities of the oc-
casion quite as we'll as her
guests. Those invited were
Sonny Sharp, Gwennie and
Becky Frankel. Jo Ann Govat-
os, Sharon and Billy Emory,
Nancy KINNEY, Diane Billings,
Cindy Wilkins, Sudler Lofand,
Mickie Watson, Mary Lou and
Anne Lankford, Linda Lynch,
Johnny Hallett and Jackie Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

Mrs. John Glenn was com
pletely surprised on Friday eve
ming to find out that Mrs. Stan
ley steen and Mrs. Byron Coo
per had planned stork show
er for her at the Steen home
on dupont Boulevard. A minia-
ture layette hung on the line
from the bill Of a stork gave
the secret away and the open
ing Of gifts made a happy time
for the honored guest and her
friends. Present were Mrs.
Charles Heath, Mrs. Joseph
Lofiand, Mrs. L. Hayes Dicker-
son, Mrs. Harvey Phillips, Mrs.
Dean Kimmel, Mrs. David
Greene. Mrs. Michael Grover
man, Mrs. Max Corder and Mrs.
Irene Webb.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

LREADY the pages
Of the papers and
the windows of
shops are displaying
darling dresses for
the school set, whether they be
first graders or college stu
dents. Pencils. papers, note
books and all the accessories
Of a school day are being
shown, too. It hardly seems
more than last week that vaca-
ton was being heraIded
throughout the land, but time
has passed quickly and school
days almost are here again.
Eagerly we watch events Of the
day always hopeful that the
education Of boys and girls will
be uninterrupted and that the
normal pursuits Of life will be
their lot through the schools
and afterward.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

Caroline Washburn, who for
merly lived here and is now a
resident. with her parents. DR..
and Mrs. N. r. Washburn. Of
Binghampton, N. Y, has been
the guest Of honor at two get
tOgethers since her visit here
with her aunt, Miss Caroline
Vinyard. Wednesday evening
Of last week Arlene Cohee in
yited a group down to sIaugh-
ter Beach for a hot dog roast.
Those enjoying the fun we're
Dolores Davenport. Bettymae
snowberger. Dolores Bostic.
Jane Greene, Bud Kimmel. BIZ
Grier Clayton Emory, Glenn
Dill, Mike Esposlto. Dave Bur-
ton and Philip Walls. Wednes-
day evening Of this week Jane
Greene was hostess and about
the same guests plus Doris
Gibson, Joyce Argo. Mary Anne
Mullins and Melvin James came
to play softball and eat a box
supper afterWard in the yard
Of the Greene home on Lake
view avenue. The variety Of
amusements give an added zest
10 parties for this age group.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

Invitations have been recelv-
ed by a number Of friends here
for a dessert bridge party
which Mrs. William e. Man
love will give at her home in
Houston on Saturday, August
"a
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

guests included Ethel Clements,
Joan snowberger, Eleanor
Humes, Marilyn March, Phyllis
Porter. Pat Grier, John Clarke,
Ann Nutter Of oaklyn, N. j.,
Hugh Martin, Jimmie Bradford,
Richard Clendaniel, James
Richard Draper, Jack Messick,
Skip Mayhem and William
Mussey Of Denver, Colorado.
So often things seem just
right for now as Leah Da-
Wis wonderful scrap book is
perused. Does this not seem
like her philosophy? It was
written by Edgar A. Guest:
And how to build better
world?
Well, not Dy chart or plan,
Unless we start to teach
the boy
To be a better man.
For all our dreams Of
nobler things
VIII meet the same old
fate,
Unless we turn to fellow
ship
And DO away with hate.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

BLOWOUT KILLS ~ John Bur
ton Nelson, So. Gleolden, Pa, was
killed instantly last Friday when
his car turned over following a
tire blowout on the Selbyyille-
Fenwick Island Road, nine and
twO-tenths miles east Of SelbyVille.
State police reported that the
car was travelling east on the high
way, Route So, when the right rear
tire blew out causing the vehicle to
run out Of control and turn over on
the highway.
Nelson was pronounced dead at
the scene by q physician.
John r. Nelson, III, 20, who was
riding IN the car, escaped injury.
Nelson's death brought the high
way fatality toll IN the state this
year to 46, two more than report
ed for the corresponding period 9
year ago.
Coroner George A. Atkins OF Mill
ford Is investigating the accident
with state troopers. The body Of
the victim was taken to the Whaley
Funeral Home IN selbyville Police
said the car was demolished.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18
Happenings of Interest
Throughout Delaware

NEW POSTMASTER - willard
Howard Carey, rural mail carrier
working out of the Milton post
office, was installed as postmaster
of the Office at the close OF busi-
ness on Wednesday of last week.
George A. Goodwin is the retiring
postmaster.
William /. Carle. post Office In
spector. assigned to the Dover area,
was in charge OF the installation
of Mr.. Carey. Milton is a second
class post Office
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TRAILERS

NEW AND USED TRAILER homes on
display daily, 9 am. to 9 pm;
$3.50 and up; pay on easy terms.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. 4 miles
so. of Alex. on Rt. ]. Phone OV.
TRAILER. 1850, 2e-ft.: Newlyweds,
take note! The one truly economical
way OF. life. A. beautiful. fully
equipped home; Ecu 1T refriger-
ator, freezer compartment; lots of
storage space, shower, etc. Must
be seen to be appreciated. BY owner,
BRIsToL 2a.ft. house trailer for
sale; room, equity in ia acres
land: $1.250 for all or will sell
trailer separately. Directions: Out
Routes 29-211 to IN miles past
Centreville, Va, first right turn. see
sign on route 29-211; approximately
8 miles from Fairfax. Va. IL
HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn.
now has lge. display of both new
and used trailers:. very good assort-
ment: clean. used trailers. ranging
from $500 to S2.75o: terms: 9 TO
5 yrs; Phone TO. 5I11
TRAILER, for sale, boat and body
comb. Steel chasis. HI. 4472.
ouTBoARD MOTOR. s h,p. johnson,
Sea Horse. in excel. cond. Call DU.
1857, between and pu 10
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BOATS

CABIN CRUISER. 39h-ft.; sleep 4;
box: 5000 cash. TW. O235. Ill
board, 7Aa-h.p; Mercury motor, lines,
moans buos sssUee cost $40 5y S4s
like new for s425. owner bought
cruiser. TIE. 026e. IL
NEW JERSEY SEA BOAT "Mallard";
24x7ha shiplap, excellent fishing
boat small small cabin sr,rs head .Isns sink Ice ice
est gated panfs At MA9fIoMEs 9a[leS fnslaf MAR1EG
rsS1skuPE sS1sf PE sFokwS sP6f " NA s$ $'ht hp lat lat
est model, used 25 hrs: 800 or
best offer. Phone XII. S-s4so. III II
o., 3, 1. s. 5 and 10 #. widths.
5. KING FULTON, INC. SO3 Maine
ave. sw., Elk. 3406. II.
REFiNisH YOUR BOAT the MODERN
way. Belt. disc or vibrator sanders
s5s: Esnssd tSId SoDERs EsHsFta fooRs aa5n' aasi ri
MERcuRY sse IL ioSUrssoAR4s'. sales. part.
eutboards. BLALocK CYCLE CO.
REraRs Slrhl S. ave- ouSo.Tds 81 SRs al IL msPss sGss
eh9es ehanies. 'fi s. KING 1FSI.fSs FUTON INC,
USED OUTBOARD MOTOR SALE
so4EEAsT AZ 5z1sa sHIEs sliEssnesed eo ~ 80 "
kENT i eourBoARps BY day or week
at BLALocK CYCLE CO. sll7 Ga.
ave; Silver spIing; SH. $3.50,
Ress Flessi s. tsy sauigPsa sRso sasS ShBslsE id y
FiSHiNG PARTIES. Chesapeake Bay.
For reserSstion. can c4pT. an
THoNY KING, Wa dla2
o1Ran. slss K 1GsEsscOs 1855 8. Entsy
rEN-H.p, MARTIN Model 100" "1toSo";
needle bearings. clutch. fuel gauge,
etc. Use your credit. SHERIDAN
9gTgsoS4AnRD' 6lS6 Georgia aye,
sIoof. H5 sofs: fs.ft.. solid mahogany TiG sides;
designed by Philip Rhodes. sui In
beautiful condition. looks like q new
boat, Has 2 mailsails and out
board motor. This Is q fast, safe
ior I racing Or e take ,, : sroug. >. On
CABIN CRUIsER-26-ft. Richardson,
1885, sleeps 4. Gray Marine. ice box
caRfsIfR fhs tsllsf Sh,R SALINE mi inaRseNFsl in
KING KING FUTON, 5IfSs AiR INca o. ses esi Maine
ave. s.w., Elk. 3406. H.
18-FT. GRUMAN. aluminium canoe,
wo. cl. paddles, seats. S1OO. Half
Notwithstanding motor, Evinrude
or johnson, IA or 10 h.p. motor,
1949 or 1850 model: must be in
good condition and reasonable price
for cash. Call MR.. CARRY, MI. lois.
ELGIN, SM-h.p. outboard motor; ex-
cellent condition; inspection II
wanted: sell to highest bidder. HU.
AITMaNUM SAILING CANOE for
sale-15-ft., with red nylon sails
and side boards, very stable; SIPS.
OR. O426. Ia
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SUMMER HOMES

OLD CAPE COD house
Completely furn. except linen and
silver; 10 rms. 3 f1repls., large
screened porch, attached gar; mod.
plumbing. automatic 'h.-w.h.. cleo
trio refgr, range; grounds cared for
by owner; fresh. salt water bathing.
Avail "a mos, 81 a95S, %
wanted; on Potomac or other cool
area, within rs miles of District.
For summer only; for couple, no
children, no pets. Call LA. 6-57S6
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Fairhayen on THE Bay
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

FoREsT-A cottage for
season around S400. OR. 1926. 3
water wanted, to rent in July. Quiet
family of 4 Box 1896, Star. .
BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER and fam
lily requires furn. waterfront or
country cottage for season. Min,
2 bedrms.; pref. within As miles
D. c. Every care taken. Highest
references avail. Write Box 374-J,
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SAUNDERS POINT BEACH
27 MILES FROM WASH
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

NORTH BEACH-Furn. apts.. modern.
shsded sfsan 'oEl fenced 01s swn frog sroNE e1sT
SOME JUNE RENTALS available at
Scientists Cliffs, for college gradu-
ates: also furn. cottage with pvt.
beach, south of Kenwood; avail. for
season for $500. See MANAGER at
Scientists clifis; 4.6 miles beyond
COLONIAL BEACH; furn.; 4 rms.
and bath; corner 1st and Bryant
SITS. Call after 6 pm. Ii. 6-619S.
LGE.. FuRN. beach-front cottage
sccoms: s persons; ami; PVT; pier;
COLONIAL BEACH-"Emily'' family
apts.;. superior accommodations; pvt.
wharf and beach. Inspect. CO;
e6ll, Mon. Thurs; 7-g f,seW eyes. p
D. c.. line; excellent fishing, crab
bling, boating, swimming. This prop
erty will be available for one or
more months, completely furnished,
for $500 per month: Call WI; 1850
SOUTH RIvER-Pvt. pier. beach: 3
modern units, well furn.. 3 and 4
rms. bath; adults, $500 season; 27
miles D. &. B; NORRIS, Edgewater
North 81 BEhSHcottase aSHfe esS SI'0se June
through 13. $50; June "a through 30
$40; July through z, $50. DI. 1921.
SOUTH RIVER PARK-ultra modern
eeottase' bath, hot yater, Accommo-
8 pm; sat. bet. 10 s.m.-a pm.
COTTAGE ON BAY-Furn. and utils.
$50 2 week or seasonal rates. RE.
SHADY SIDE, MD.-ss mi. month,
WENDELL. west River, 6393.
SHERWOOD FOREST-Large 4-bed-
room, water front cottage, 2 baths.
screened porches, living room with
fireplace, game room, maids room
and bath, electric kitchen; June Is
EFpING f hSsusi ifdREHs2p, H2; ssae: s@1-pelifhstu,
modern home. 8 bedrooms, tsstefuiiy
furnished. Beach and club privi-
leges; rent for season or by month.
woopiIASD SS; Ian BEAcH-clean cottage;
accommodate 4; close to water: anil.
CHI. O454 after 8 pm. .
LONG BEACH-Now renting un-
ICSGLNbtlulSs pIC1CIlcO pCLl
DDS, pa bedrms. $65 to 500 per
wk. Please inspect promptly. N. E
RocHILD, INC, st. Leonard. Nd,
or phone Prince Frederick 30S.J.
COOL, SHADY. e BEDRM. COTTAGE,
ami, good Grabbing, fishing and
bathing. Available June 11th to
June 25th. OR. 3709. %
COLONIAL BEACH, VA. Cottages
for. rent; by week or month; COM
pletely furn.; ref. req. VI. 1910. Ill
COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-Five-rm.
cottage located on 7th st. See Mrs.
r. B. ALLISON on 11th st. or call
COLONIAL BEACH. va.-cottase,
sas. elec.. water: laystory and show
sUMMER UNI IN ccoorffAGE,ss sVt; et.;dsrhurss on
the bay-Furn. sleeps 8; wkly. :,
ayail for 8 wks. from June 7th un-
I'll July z, inclusive. AT, 9661. Ill
MASON'S BEACH, mr.. Deale. Md
Four rms, porch; furnished; gas,
elec.; bath. NO. 4566.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

SECOND TT TRUSTS 1., BOUGHT. BOZ; II oos, ser
GIL 6676, day or evening.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO, Realtors
1891 G st NV ME- 2495
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST- W.
will buy second-trust notes. D c
RAToNAl HfaTrRS Md MoRrdHdE X esfoaaGls NvEsT Fssss
Natipn.F MENT f9ss 5s5s 1919 P" Y ave " -"
LOANS, 4-4h-5%. NJ
aiiT fhffst CO. 5o' 7ss s01eiiha's 17sh st. NV MooSS
CASH FOR lst AND end TRUST
NOTES incl LIST trust on acreage
quick settlement: white or colored
notes in D. c. Md and Va. FULTON
R. GORDON, The Colorado Bldg,
l4th and G sts. NV. DI. $3.50
Brokers attention.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 8 to 5-year terms anc
monthly payments. P. ]. WALSHE
INC, Ills Eye st. NV. MA 646S
TRUSTS. 1st, End and 3rd Nd. Va.
D. c.; wk's service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 N. Y. ave. NV, RE. 1912.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE, 1st and
End trust: No red tape. Quick ssrv-
ice. HENRY SALUS. estab. 1924
Ma. 1869. 1104 Vermont ave. NV
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
second trust; reas. discounts. MR.
QUICK, ST. $780, ewes. RA. GALS
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
tContinued)

AUTOS-Needed at once, don't wait
too long get highest cash price now.
bring car to NORRIS B. HUGHES,
1914 Ga. ave. RA. 1922.
MUkk CASH FOk YOUk CAR. new
or used Drive In. brine your title
asDa sDe get eash WOLFE MOTORS 1SS
PRIVATE PARTY will pay S1O0 over
dealers price for. 1946 or 1947
Chevrolet. Plymouth or Ford. Deco
guam 73-J collect, after 8 pm. III
MECHANIC will buy wrecked auto
which can be repaired. Postwar
model only, SH. 1882.
1885 TO l94l MODELS
100 needed for Southern trade; i'm
mediate cash. r. I. MOTORS, 1920
Rhode Island ave. ne. MI. 9774.
TOP DOLLARS
For good. clean cars: any make or
model. Call Bill Golden. GE 1900.
St NV.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

SACRIFICE beautiful residence in
Daytona Beach; Georgian style. per
feet, ready for living. compl. fur
nished or unfurn. C. GAMERO. 1877
N. Halifax, Daytona Beach. Fla. 10'
30 ACRE HIGHLAND fenced, on
paved road, in built-up community;
Electricity. bus line. miles from
Orlando: S3.000-S $500 cash, bal,
easy or trade. oxford 2556. 3
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VACATION PLACES.

VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.-Attractive
available June 18th. by week or
month 200 feet from ocean at
fashionable north end near SURF
CLUB. Completely furnished: maid
service available Apply P. o. Box
"a, virginia Beach. -12
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

CONvERTIBLES and other prewar
models: top prices. TOWN g. CoUN-
TRY. 1896 wis. ave, OR. 01OO.
FAlR- HONEST APPRAIsALs on an
makss Of cars are assured at
hH hMsHKF1EadsoNT1Ac 1sdSo 1884 [ st NV
Want 100 DAMAGED CARS, 1885
through 1949. any make or model.
for wrecking yard. VI. 9S63.
PREWAR CARS, including converti.
bles: top prices. TOWN q COUNTRY
MOTORS. $3.50 Wis. ave-. OR. o100.
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GARAGES

UPTOWN CONN. AVE. N.W.-Rear,
suit. for storage or shop; elec.; va
cant. Reas. Wo. 1916.
GARAGE with adjoining lot, down
town location: reasonable rent to
responsible party. MA, S4QQ
Evening star., 1950-06-09

Schult, American, TravelO
and Howard House Trailers
With complete bathrooms, elec. refg.,
INV. heaters, etc.
Financing at 81
VACATION RENTALS
Open 9 to 9 weekdays and Sundays
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4030 Wis. Ave. WO. 1891.