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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13
Oak Harbor News
MRS. ALBERT II. KRUGER

MIS-. Christina Walters and Mrs.
Guy Dicken attended Pomona
Grange potluck supper in Gilmore
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Elder and
son, Jimmy, Napoleon, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Dicken
Mrs. Avery Humphrey and Jo-
anne spent Sunday afternoon call
ing on friends in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Reser, Jr.
and son, Jimmy, who recently NOV
ed from Fremont to Bucyrus, were
weekend guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred ]. DarT.
Officers and committee chair
men of st. Boniface Altar Society
who attended the quarterly meet
ing Of the Board of Directors Of
the Fremont Deanery last Thurs
day in st. AIMS Parish Hall, Ere
mon, included Mrs. Max Newman
president; Mrs. Michael ONeil
Mrs. F. E. Boomer, Mrs. James
Teagarden and Mrs. Harold Madi
son.
A card and bingo party was hel6
Sunay evening in st. Bonifact
Parish Hall with prizes in cards
going to Gerald Widman, first
Fred J. Darr, second; Mrs. Ar
Fielder, first, and Miss Mabel Die
trich, second. Miss Dietrich alst
won the door prize. Bingo prize
winners were Urban Wagner ane
Miss Margaret Winke. Mrs. Alice
Shaw held the lucky number fol
the novelty twol and wash clotf
set.
Miss Argra Ruffer of Archbold
Ohio is a house guest Of Miss Ruth
Scheuerman this week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

TIE W.S.C.S. Wesleyan Circle
No. 4 met on Monday evening at
the home of Miss Ruth Scheuer-
man with Mrs. Paul Werlich as
co-hostess with 20 members and
4 guests present. Mrs. Corwin
Hablitzel, vice president, presided
at the business meeting in the alb
sence of the President, Mrs. d.
Sparks. Mrs. Carl Glass led the
devotionals. For the program, Mrs.
Media Tschumy read a poem titled
"Jesus" and Mrs. Carlton MINER
read a paper on David. A social
hour and refreshments followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mylander
and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Sharpe re-
turned on Monday eve. from two
weeks vacation trip to Florida and
Havana, Cuba.
The Ladies of Circle No. 2 o. H.
Methodist Church served the an
nual banquet Of the Federal Land
Bank Association of P. C. on
Monday eve in the church parlors
to about 55 guests. Mrs. Edwin
Meyers gave the opening prayer
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13
vices for Mr.. Carl Noble, Sr.

vices for Mr.. Carl Noble, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Lesser
were honored in their home with
party on Saturday evening given
by their children to celebrate their
49th wedding anniversary which
occurred on Tuesday, Feb. 10th.
Enjoying the evening were MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Swartz, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Lesser, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kreig-
er, Mrs. Irene Lesser, and Carol
Jean, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Lesser,
Don and Deanna, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Goodeman and Evelyn, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Clayman, Eileen,
Marjorie and Robert.
st. Paul's Lutheran Church will
observe Holy Communion on Ash
Wednesday. Feb. 18th. This be-
gins the 1853 season of Lent and
your special preparation for these
days is urged. Personal announce
ment may be made next Lords
Day through Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. ]. c. Wiegand pastor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

Mrs. Brown

The Freshman Dramatic Club
has elected new officers to preside
over the meetings during the Sec
ond semester Of school. The new
officers are Charles Westphal,
President; Dick Cernek, vice presi-
dent; Pattie Eurenius, secretary;
and Judy Stucky, reporter. The
club decided to hold their meet
ings each Friday in class.
Mrs. Carter
The American History students
have been studying the reconstruc-
tion of the South which was
brought about by the Civil War.
Oral reports were given on the
important men OF this period by
Jim Wolf. The students have also
discussed the greatness of Abra-
ham Lincoln and many details per-
tanning to his assassination.
! Carolyn Libben
4
News from 316 st-
Mr.. Shively says that his chem
istry students are studying, and
some actually made, cosmetics and
drug preparations. They are also
testing various drug preparations
to see just what they consist Of.
In physics the students are
studying current electricity. Some
of the students have made a dry
cell to produce the current.
News from 3O6
The sophomore English classes
are now studying the play, Julius
Caesar, instead of the usual soph
omore play, The Merchant of Ven
ice. AS part Of their study they
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

49,
MIR. and Mrs. Neil Hutchinson,
Clyde were Saturday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ban
chich and family.
After the regular church serv-
ices in st. Johns Lutheran Church
in Oak Harbor Sunday morning,
Claire Emily Ban.ch c h.. infant
daughter of. Mr.. ana Mrs. Joe Ban,
chich, was baptized with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Brug-
ger, Clyde, acting as sponsors. Aft
er the rites, Mr. and Mrs. Ban
chich entertained relatives at
family dinner. d feea Il
Mrs. Joseph O'Brien of Toledo.
| spent Friday night and Saturday
visiting Mrs. Joe Cavalier and Paul.
On Sunday they all drove to Ak
ron to visit Mr.. and Mrs. James
/ Cavalier Il = f ~
Mr.. and Mrs. David Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Johnson of
Toledo were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. David Cutclfer and Tom.
Krueger on Thursday evening.
Sgt. and Mrs. Willard Wilkins
left Oak Harbor on Tuesday morn
ing after spending the last ten
days visiting with friends and rela-
tives here. Sgt. Wilkins has been
| transferred from a camp in New
Mexico to one in Bangor, Maine.
| Mrs. Wilkins is the former Wilma
4 Magrum. H
| Officers and directors of ST.
Boniface Credit Union held their
regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert III
Kruger on Thursday eve. The
business meeting was conducted
by Ralph Darr after which refresh
ments were served. Attending
were Rev. Urban J. Burkhart, Ton
Palmer, VIM. Darr, Sr., John N
Winke, Howard Baumgartner, Lar
ry Nolan, Ralph Darr and the host
. Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Goldsteii
left Friday eve for Toronto, Can
ada, where they were called OF
account of the serious illness o
Mr.. Goldstein's mother, Mrs. Franl
: Goldstein. Her whole family wa
) called to the hospital in Toronto
/ Nietfeld, Wilbur Lochotzki, Rober
where she is a surgical patient.
II The O. H. Band Mothers clul
Z met last Monday evening in tn
e music room of the school wit
:. president Mrs. Harold Lezotte pre-
siding over the business plans TO
r special awards to band member
y on award Night" which will b.
{ observed in the early spring. j
i clarinet ensemble composed o
5 Winona Witter, Mary Lou Bahr
= sen, Kay Morse, Mary Lou Peters
!, Suzanne Gibson, Suzanne Denhar1
IL and Sandra Covert entertaine,
Isl with several selections and tn
/ hostesses for the evening wer
Mrs. Ed. Michel, Mrs. Norman
d Morse, Mrs. Walter Meyer ant
el Mrs. J. H. Mizener..
ISL Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Harold spen
t;;3 Saturday and Sunday in Monros
t Mich, they also visited a nice.
FL Mrs. Anna Marie Burgmoser VIII
his confined in hospital in Trer
Ell ton, Michigan.
DIT Sunday afternoon visitors at tn
eI home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
ri Orwig, Jr., were her parents, MI
hi and Mrs. John Stever also MI
and Mrs. Thomas Harter of Tiffir
|, In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Tor
b Hinde of Huron, Ohio, paid them
visit.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

are having to memorize Mark An
thongs funeral oration. Remem-
Der this? Friends, Romans, coun-
trymen, lend me your ears" etc.
Home room 306 has so far
placed second in the magazine
drive. This home room will also
take place in the pep assembly to
be given the 18th of February. Mr..
Rofkar reports that, ''they are get
ting UP little skit."
The junior play rehearsals are
coming along fine. The first act is
practically memorized and they
have only had a couple rehear-
sails.
Gail Sorgen.
Library News
The librarian reports that the
library is still busy with students
preparing book reports and their
drama themes.
There is a new poster in the Ii
brary for February showing the
various romances in literature. A
main heart bears the writing, "Ro-
mances in Literature" Out from
the main heart on white stream
ers are other red hearts bearing
such names as Romeo & Juliet,
Hamlet & Ophelia, Anthony &
Cleopatra, etc.
Nineteen books on photography
were presented to the library from
the collection of Robert Howarth.
Commercial
The commercial department well
comes new teacher in the person
of Mr.. Ladd. We hope he will
come to like Port Clinton High
as we'll as we do and we wish him
the best of luck in this teaching
job. -
Mrs Bainbridge's transcription
class is emphasizing production
this semester. Two or three times
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

A 5000 acre tent city will house
the Third National Boy Scout jam
boree in southern California in
July 1853.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

Music
The music classes are now work
ing on the choruses from the mu-
sical which will be presented this
spring. When passing the room
don't be surprised if you hear
strains of "Buttercup" or "The
Flowers that Bloom in the Spring. y
it's just part of our work. The
principles also have a good start
with some of the stage business
already in hand.
The Girls Choir travelled to
Gypsum this week to sing at the
February meeting of the Portage
Township P. T. A.
Karis Stahl.,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

week she dictates number of
short letters which are then tran
scribed for mailable copy. BY do
ing this, she can tell at what rate
a girl can produce mailable tran
script.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13
BUY Frigidaire

See the Frigidaire auto
matte washer, too. The
automatic washer that's
all porcelain inside and
out for protection against
rust and stains. Live.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

SAFE HEAT CONTROL - The right heat for
different fabrics is marked right on the dial
-. no guessing or worry.
AUTOMATIC TIMER - lets you select up to
s. minutes drying time enough tofdry
clothes even from q wringer type washer
without bothersome resetting. And, you can
add or remove clothes at any time without
resetting.
OZONE LAMP - gives clothes that fresh.
sunshine smell. M
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

SEALED HEATING UNITS - Clean, man-made
sunshine" from glowing electric units can't
make dirt, and they're sealed for safety. e
NO STICKY lINT-sTEAMY HEAT - Eiltrator
takes lint and moisture out of air before it
leaves the dryer. Keeps your home clean, free
IF excess moisture. Install Frigidaire anywhere
without expensive drains or ducts.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
Stoq Lines: A Column for Men

FASHION: When you wear a
two-way collar, all you usually
have to do is put on or take
off a tie. Now there's a new
shirt that makes the change
over even SIMPLER. It has a
built-in bow tie attached to
the collar. When you want to
convert from tie to tielessness,
you just open the collar and
tuck the tie through Sits in
the collar band. This prac-
tical idea comes in styles for
men and women.
PUZZLERS: I am bothered
by BARRIERS who give you a pa
per or magazine-then talk so
much you can't read it!
It always rains when you wear
a new suit or hat. But when
you dress for bad weather, it
turns beautiful and you look
like a bum! You carry a
heavy suitcase all the way to
the door of a railroad station
then pay a quarter to have
it carried the last so yards.
NEW IDEAS: A bedside
night light, shaped like a can
die, which turns on when you
pick 1t up. Now there are
scissors and shears for the 8
per cent Of our population
that's left-handed.
DRESS TIPS: When you Sc
lect your new straw hat, buy
0 couple extra interchangeable
bands. Gives the effect of
Evening star., 1953-05-31

a cookie or pretzel tin. To be
extra safe, seal with cellulose
tape.
GIFTS FOR GALS: Marchal.
q New York jeweler who
made up the now-famous life
story" charm bracelet for Mrs.
Eisenhower, is doing the same
for other females. A donor
merely jots down the high
lights of a persons life to sug-
gest the charms that tell the
story.
ODD ITEMS: Piano Wizard
Jan August saw this sign out
side barber shop-"We Serv-
ice Your PuSS n Bots"
Worlds record for long strikes
must be the one in Dun Loag-
haire. Fire, where three bar
tenders have been picketing a
pub for more than Is years
and it's still on! E. This week
is the anniversary of the first
baseball game played at night.
It happened in Fort Wayne,
Indiana-in 1888!
PASS THE CIGARS: This
week to - Missourian John
Snyder, who in retrospect
shapes up as such a good Sec
retary of the Treasury that
even his successor, the
G. o. P.'s George M. Hum
phrey. has had kind things to
say about his conduct of the
Office!
Evening star., 1953-05-31
THE SUNDAY STAR Do
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, MAY 81, 1853

tons meant for wear during
warm summer evenings when
dancing on the Shoreham Ter.
race or while dining on a patio.
They are from a fine Georgetown
dress shop and come in junior
Evening star., 1953-05-31

lures managing to look fresh and
sizes.
Call Sterling $4,000, Extension
395. Monday between $3.50 and
4:30 for shopping information.
crisp when other fabrics wilt.
Pictured are two detailed cot
Evening star., 1953-05-31

Free Booklet: Especially
prepared for "Stag Lines"
readers, a free pamphlet.
Features include: How to
take care of your clothes;
two methods of packing;
the way to tie a reverse
Windsor knot; color har-
mony chart; size chart and
other valuable information.
You can get your copy
while the supply holds out
by sending a self-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope to
"Stag Lines" in care of The
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1953-05-31

Cotton has gotten pretty fancy
of late. Printed piques. satiny
finishes, embroideries, and jew
elled touches are all lending a
decorative touch to the favorite
fabric choice of so many women
for summer wear.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
Something's Been Added To Cottons
By EIeni

Washington women have a
particular affinity for cotton
clothes because of the almost
tropical (there are those who say
it is tropical here) weather in
D. c. Cotton alone seems able to
withstand the torrid tempera-
Evening star., 1953-05-31
By Bert Bochoroch

owning a whole hat wardrobe.
. Tasseled moccasins, while
designed only for rsportswear,
are being widely worn with
business clothes. For office
wear, however, one should wear
only dark stained feathers.
CLOTHES CARE: If golf
slackS are graSs-stained, most
spots can be removed by rub
bing with soap or detergent
before washing. Avoid the
danger of rust stains by Civ
ing the metal parts of coat
hangers a good cleaning before
you hang up your light-colored
summer clothes. Store fine
wool socks for the summer in
Evening star., 1953-06-07
TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont, ,

CHEVROLET '51 panel truck; orig.
inal owner: will sell right. LU
FoR1 ie5a F-s vanette parcel de.
livery; almost new; prime paint
owner; no trades; S1.9s5. Laure
FORD 'b1 half-ton de luxe panel
low mileage; mos. old; like new
throughout; reas. Central 6-51S1
DODGE 1s4e a-ton pickup; in ex.
ssssRs5ona515 sssoe Jo. s.sSsa. s9Ga running '0n0'
CHEVROLET 1851 K-ton panel: lik,
new t6roughout: s745. 20. S-7562
INTERNATIONAL 1850 L-160 2-tor
$I.495. JU. 9-2447.
FORD 81 3-yd. dump; fish plated
ex. springs: good cond., rubber: 3.
down: S; :sst' si.ss5. uN. 4-545s. '" +"
FORD 1861 pickup "a ton; T. and h.
ARLINGTON MOTOR CO. (Ford),
1917 y: Moore ST., Arlington. va
FoRD' 1880 half ton panel deliver,
truck. 500. 9517 Saybrook ave:
Silver Spring, Md. JU. 7-7554. -
DODGE 1946 1-ton panel; cheap
Can be seen at BARRETT'S AMOCC
STA. 1855 Bennings rd. ne. -
FORD FIG. late 80 2-ton dump with
synchro- silent trans; 3-yard Hei
body and hoist. 2-speed axle: $4,000
actual miles; governor on moto
| from new, radio and heater, goo,
tires, ST ,495 or best reasonable of
fer. Ii. 6-6739. -
FORD 1941 sedan deliveNs moto
| recently overhauled; $3.50. JU
! 5-2165. II
Evening star., 1953-06-07
MOTORCYCLES

TRIUMPH 1859 Thunderbird. COM
msns!: msnsnnoRe Work eie rest sk 1its 1 %e 500
full price. 10. S-59S3. 10
J047 HARLEY-DAVIDSON "a;
good condition; 1878 or best of1er;
must go. ia. 9-6120. -
HARLEY 1a49 "125": lightweight
GOOD condition; SI25. 1895 18th
EUROPE'S FINEST PMW 1858;
o.h.v., $50 &C., shaft driven, under
500 miles, rich black and chrome
finish. An unusual machine. OF.
4-S472 ewes. or Weekends.
ROYAL ENFIELD 1947; $50 &C.:
wiring, good cOnd.; s166. E
AIS 1852 Springer: 500 &C., ssle,,
1.900 actual mi; like new. AP'
HID 1850 "126"; $500 mi. excel.
soonndd.. buddy seat; ssdo saddle bags etc
MATCHLEss: good eond;: many nan; vsS,; sx;
HRaREiEis RatRs:E sSsGA SAvIh6soS hS S7@sESS 1880 t9
o.h.y, yellow. ali extras, showrm.
MOTOR BIKE. whiSSer, good cOndi-
tion. TIE. $3.50.
FOR sALE-'50 Harley Davidson
"61." New saddle bag, buoy seat,
windShield. excel. cond. OIL. 1850
TRUCKS FOR SALE
Evening star., 1953-06-07
TRAIlERS

I9-FT. ALL-ALUMuNUM HOUS E
TRAILER, sleeps a. innerspring mat
tress bed, dinette, bottled gas, Duo
Them heater. elec. refrg., elec.
brakes: just right for camping !;
$1,000. At. Texaco Station. 5455
ABC's,. CONTINENTALS, Traveiites.
Schultz, You are. invited to see the
largest display Of nationally known
location You win think that you
are ct q trailer show. We need
srsd. y. sHS also acc nysS
biles in trade. COLES WASHINGTON.
Lauren Laurel S22 or EiEridse ss7
'46 ALMA. 27-ft.; good cond.; so
PM. week days. all day, Sat. and
Sun. Must sell: Best, offer, JEN-
NESS. Cherry Hill trailer park, Col
poSr1Ac tess AGE CHEF HOUSE TRAILER
81; complete bath, 3 rms; $500,
assume $4,000 equity. Seen after
! p.m., Lot Al. Nightingale Trailer
Court. 8 mi. south Alexandria. -
WIDOW WIDOW must must sell 25-foot house
Ali 'iii in good cond.; SS 5 sS75 cSi cash. Must
be moved from present loc. 90
Manor DIR. springbank, l744 Rich
mond hwy, Alexandria. TIE. .6-6l50.
NASHUA 1859; mod, all-metal ext,
ofsToF oiet ks new ooobs otsb sh9Tss aRs
SALES, 277s Jefferson Davis hwy"
COME SEE OUR DISPLAY of l and
2 bedrm: mobile homes, many sizes
anS moss SoF for SeiSn Eaa. s e fsfsDt mS Doo6 eStS
2778 Jefferson Davis hwy" OF.
LUGGAGE TRAILER. Allstate. one
wheeler: $45 or best offer. King
9-4749 for information. u
NEW PARK OPEN-shady lots. 3Ox
30 it.; water. sewerage. metered
north Of Rocfvills on Rt. S4o; car
The CIDER BARREL TRAILER
PARK. Phone Gaithersburg 65O-J
MUST SELL JULY I-2-bedrm.. q
| story 1851 Travelite. like new; ideal
for children: quick sale "a. price:
$4,000. KEEFER; s3-A at far end
in trade for substantial equity in
new 3-bedrm. rambler. Call AP.
7-94s1. bet. 10 and 2. Sunday.
TWO WHEEL, heavy duty. 4x6x2 box.
attachable top section with peaked
price Ss5. 10. s-O07S.
WANTED-2-wheel luggage trailer.
approx SKI bed Also aluminium car
top boat. Call TIE. 6-1400, Ext.
2-O257 after ) pm
UTILITY TRAILER. tandem axle. 6x
| left. box. vacuum brake, GIG tires.
All new. Ideal for horse or boat
trailer, WA. 7-261S.
1 WANT TO BUY a 36-ft. or more
hOESs oSsso trailer dr H Gn1sss not equipped. IL
10 GAGE. all steel Vagabond. 3r..
90oS shade. 250-ft. fenced yard.
4 it. high, 2 concrete patios, rice
lawn. All set UP to move in. Must
be seen to appreciate. Sacrifice. 3s
Manor drive, Spring Bank Trailer
Park. 2 mi. south OF Alex. Va. on
HOUSE TRAILER for sale, $500. For
information call Temple. 6-1444.
35' SPARTANETTE, new in January.
Bath tub, dinette; other extras.
right; best offer. CAPT. MULE, 1873
Richmond Hwy. Evelyn Innl. ga
TRAILER. boat or utility. All steel
carry 26-ft. boat: also frame and
steel body ia 2-7I66
Evening star., 1953-06-07
GARAGES

End COMML. ZONE Of wssh.. 1886
50. it.. ideal small business. JU.
S-360S. no answer. cal! TU. 2-650O.
FOR RENT-one-car garage, rear q
s. So mo. 'lao Apply y 1873 1879 Columbia i rd
NR. WARDMAN-single brick gar.
CO. 5-3054.
4 METAL GARAGES AVAILABLE for
immed; occupancy; In wide alley,
Cali MR.. vINNICK, NE. S-2294.
DOWNTOWN PARKING. for / car,
IY 18TH sadA9 aad 9 SITS NV $40 monthly
FIREPR0OF-Two floors. plus ONCE anc
gal. gas tanks. new: two pumps.
Building in fine cond,; in George
town.. fronting on Que St; now
leased to Government, but will be
available July I. Box 4s3-J. star
FOR RENT-Dble. brick shop or
storage; electricity. 5425 Sth NV,
RIA. 6-1719.
1913 d ST. S.E. AND 3I6 G ST. S.W.
Single, metal garages. suitable
each. FEDERAL RENTAL Co, 915
N. Y. ave. NV. MA. STAG. %
BRICK GARAGE, or storage. 22nd
and G SITS. NV. DI. 7-0419.
SINGLE GARAGE for rent, or could
be used for storage. RA. 6-3713.
DOWNTOWN STORY bldg.
approx. 19x2S on each floor;
excellent for workshop, ware
house, ETC.; reaS. rent.
To inspect. call LEO M.
BERNSEIN e. CO.. Realtors,
1415 K st. NV. ME. S-5400.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE l94s de luxe 2-docr sedan:
r.. and h.; excel throughout. A buy,
5000; terms. ACME MOTOR SALES.
"l30 K st. NV.
DS5Sk SSsS tGDob ats 5eC soNriAG sy taaT Tpss cSn
Do6GEH StiiH't Isl WaYfsARdER' safdSe' s-ar.: r. and
p; Gyromatic drive. ORIG. black i'm:
ish. wv. tires; l owner. Traded
or SO Mercury. Grady inspected
dsses sa su'Gfntssd pss q R%bY 3HS $SsS &orohs -
Wisconsin ave. Bethesda, Nd. open
! daily am. to 40 pm. IS
DODGE 30 4-dr. sedan; heater and
gaddEio};e runs smoothly, $75. OIL.
Dodge IoDi5 ,';ts ,4s custom s ~ a;door . DO sedan;
SXYFioWER sISsEs tysfsn Ne MoroRsh R,sh s5as Yds;
PpSp'pEf g5 fSth pess. c.s.
90. 5-6S6a til $50: CO. 5-6373
DoDGSE ii ,5s Meadowbrook 4 DIR. sedan; s
r.; and h.. seat covers. other extras.
as new; spotless condition; shim-
mering black finish. 2-day money
antee. HILL g. SANDERS, Wash.'s
Oieest Sva Ford Dealer: T,onll4 LIZA Vermont
wv AA'"' NhDs No"ps
DODGE !n5 1919 . 4,dr;; dr. Fluid drive, r.
clean; motor peri, OR. S.5S@i.
DODGE 1916. de luxe 4-dr,: very
eso0di connd; throughout: sac; 1896,
ACME MOTOR SALES, 2l3o K
DODGE 1899 1-ton panel truck;
speetion; cash, sIa5. gill l@th
FIAT 1850 coupe; excellent condition;
FORD 40 Tudor club coupe; r. and
h., defroster. white s.w.; refin. paint
Job; 5000. ia. 9-74O6 net. $50
FORD ls4s Fordor; by owner; ss7s.
erlv. Md AP. 7-1OO3.
new black top; spotiess chartre1ss
For those seeking a real sharp car.
don't miss this at only Sl,295.
MCNEIL (Studebaker). 4O34 Wis.
ave. EN-. 3-72s6.
FORD '53 Mainliner; has heater.
Here's a car with q spotless in-
Ing, cAiTHNEss BUICK. INC.
Used Car Lot Bis Wisconsin ave.
NV. Wo. ,6-55s1. Open til 8,
FORD 40 de luxe Tudor sedan; black
tGn nsmens ss9S Gssh sas scR e fSe Sse.
Used Car Lot, 5ll5 Wisconsin ave.
NV, WO. 6-55S1. Open I'll g.
FORD 80 Custom sedan; r, h.. lisht
green: $4,000 mi; seat covers. Orig.
Minadl inal ownsra; In excel, cond. Si,cab.
FORD 1850 conv.; $1,000. Call ey,s..
FoRD la5% customline 80" Fordori
black, h.. sig. like new: 81 800. Call
CO. 5-505O. MR.. RASGOTRA. -s
FORD late so Custom rudor; Ford
omatic. radio heater. undercoated.
window washers, other extras; new:
owner; 1900 actual miles, sscriiice.
| $l,,795. Call UN. 4-2419 after 6 p m.
all day. Sat, and Sun. -
FORD 40 Tudor sedan: cyl. r.
and h.. good condition; sacrifice:
S745 AID .-S440. -
FORD 1949 Tudor de luxe g.; r,
and h.. green, l owner; S776. Cau
OIL. 4-5635, -
Evening star., 1953-06-07
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2-WHEEL TRAILER. 4x7. S45; elec
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WE INVITE you to visit our new
trailer sales lot to see the left
Closing out the Vacation star. Il
FTs 1895; SLEEPS 8; lS ET;
TOWNSEND TRAILER SALES.
11163 GA. AVE Sill. SPR., MD.
PHONE 20. 5-3032.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

TO RENT - 1858
Fords and Plymouths, all equipped
week, or vacation trips. Special
weekly rates. Adequate INSURANCE
coverage. SAUNDERS DRIVE IT
YOURSELF SYSTEM. S11 18th st.
NV. ST. 3-1050.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
TRUCK OWNERS
SPECIALS

so Ford Pickup
l4-tOn' veil cared for.
'48 Chevrolet
1-ton panel; very fine condition.
47 Chevrolet Stoke
1h-tonb left. body; good worker.
47 Ford PIotform
11l-ton, a-Speed rear; 12-ft. body.
~ Diamond T .PIotform
G-tOny 1a-ft. body; S.25 tires.
rs Chevrolet C.O.E.
Ghosts and Cob
S-tOn 15S"-W.b., 2-sDeed rear, take
up to left. body.
'46 Chevrolet Ghosts
and Cob
IL ton; l6I"-wb. Real clean. ex.
celIent mechanical condition.
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