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Evening star., 1954-11-15


years hence, will have the diff
ficult task of deciding what name
is to go there. First, Of course.
he Cor more likely a commit
tee) will have to determine what
Is meant by contribution. Josef
Stain, for instance, was respon-
sible for some Of the major
activity Of the goth century, and
So it can't be denied, was Adolf
Hitler. The two affected count
less lives but it Is certain that
their names will never be cut
into the cathedral stone.
Even after eliminating the pre-
dominately unpleasant among
the key figures of the first half
of the century it still will be
almost impossible to make. a
choice that will be acceptable
to all.
A political leader? The selec-
ton Of any one of them would
raise fury Of protest. Try
Evening star., 1954-11-15

John the d.
vine onto
which in the
year 2O0l will
be cut the
name Of the
man Cor wo-
m a NJ W h o
has contribu-
tea most to
the goth GEN.
tury.
I rem e c t
-fA~SA A~ &IaAA
blank S to n e
a nd wonder
Evening star., 1954-11-15

For me. the most fascinating
piece Of masonry in New York
City-maybe the worlds q
stone in the Cathedral Of st.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Miss Dunr,
TO Be Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Wild
maier Of Farmingdale, N. j., and
New York City announce the en-
gagement Of the latter's daugh-
ter, Miss Shirley Edithe Dunn Of
Washington. to 1t. Robert
Charles lift, IN. c., A. q. IS.
He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene G.. lit of Franklin. Pa.
A March wedding is planned.
Miss Dunn Is the daughter of
the late Mr.. Michael j. Dunn.
She is a graduate Of Averett Col
lege, Danville. Va, and Of the
University of North Carolina.
DR.. lift attended Pennsylva-
mia State University and is q
graduate of Temple University
Medical School. He is a menu
ber Of Phi Alpha Sigma Medical
Fraternity and Alpha Epsilon
Delta and Phi Eta Sigma Honor
ary Fraternities. At the present
time he Is assigned to Walter
Reed Army Medical Center,
Evening star., 1954-01-17

Miss Anne Mason Marbury
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Marbury Of Chevy Chase be-
came the bride yesterday Of Mr.
william Wimsatt Hughes. He
Is the SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Joseph Hughes, jr., also
of Chevy Chase.
The ceremony took place al
10 in the morning at the Shrine
Of the Most Blessed Sacrament,
with the Rev. e. Carl Lyon on
ciating. A breakfast for close
friends and relatives followed al
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
Marbury.
Given in marriage by hel
father. the bride wore white
lace wedding gown which had
accordion pleating in the front
and back. She carried a white
orchid on a prayer book with
streamers of lilies Of the valley
Miss Barbara Hayes was the
maid of honor and only attend
ant. She wore a yellow lace
ballerina length dress and car.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Roberts Photo.
-~

ated at the double-ring cere-
mony, which was followed by q
reception at the home of the
brides parents. After Q wedding
trip to Bermuda, the couple will
be at home in Wall Township.
N. j.
Mrs. SKIOLD was graduated from
Dams Hall School. Pine Manor
Junior College, Wellesley, Mass.
and the Philadelphia School Of
Occupational Therapy. The
bridegroom, who attended Rut-
gers University. is a mortgage
specialist and appraiser.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Miss Morbury WedssHere

ried an old-faShioned bouquet
Of violets with yellow roses In
the center.
Serving as his brothers best
man was Mr.. Michael Hughes.
The ushers were the Messrs.
Barnum L. Cotton. jr.. Thomas
r. Crowley, jr, and Austin Can
field. jr
Following a wedding trip to
Miami, Fla, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes will reside in Rehoboth
Beach, Del.
The bride attended George
town Visitation Junior College
and Mr.. Hughes Georgetown
University
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Miss Stuuffer
Wed York

The marriage of Miss Mary
Salome Stauffer. daughter of
Representative and Mrs. S. Wal
ter Stauffer of York. Pa, to Mr..
Robert Eugene SKIOLD took place
yesterday in the First Presbyte-
rlan Church of York. The bride
groom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbert Z. SKIOLD of Avon-by- the
Seas, N. j.
The Rev. Philip Magee offici-
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Benefit Cord Porty

Group 3 of the Woman's Aux
iliary Of st. Adams Church will
sponsor a card party at 8 pm.
Thursday in Satterlee Hall.
Tables will be arranged for
both bridge and canasta. Prizes
will be offered and refreshments
! will be served during the evening.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-19
Hospital News
Patients Admitted
Southside Hospital

Patients admitted to Southside
Community Hospital this week were
Mrs C0rbett L Bowman, Burke
VILE Miss Ann Dobbins. Crewe
Miss M0Selle Garter. Crewe. Or
lando DunnaVant, Victoria. John
w Beasley, Farmyille: Miss Reba
Rice. Creke; Mrs Margaret Ham
llton. Dillwyn Mrs John D Tay-
lor, Farmyillc
Also. George Roberts. Charlotte
{ II Mrs Ayerett Amos. Keys
vile Mrs. Arthur II Bucknam.
Falmyllle: B. Gates Bass Rice.
Arthur NJ Wood Worsham. Mrs.
Annie Hitter Farmv.lle; Mrs
William J Gills, Farmvine. Mrs.
D. J Travis. keySville; CLARK
Lowe. Prospect; Robert Barton.
Green Bay; Mrs Robert NJ.
Vought. Crewe.
Also, Miss Dorothy Chappell
Andersonville; Mis-. A. F Marston.
Charlotte c. H Alex Card. Wyl-
liesbure Mrs Frank Coin. Burke
vile; James G. Proffitt, Sunny
Side Miss Jacqueline Tucker.
FarmvIllc. Mrs. A. T.. Lambeth
Cullen. Tim Elliott. Blackstone.
Miss Nancy Morgan. Anderson
vile; Clarence Cabaniss. Chase
fVif,. MIC Cop,,,,;. Clata Now,
CrcWe:. Mrs. c. T. Maxwell. Keys
Vile Mrs B II Woodson, Chase
City; Mrs. Cammie Sltae, Farm
vile, Dorothy Almond. brakes
Branch: Betty Watson. Hampden-
Sydney, Willie Slender, CreWe,
Mrs. Robert Huskey. Farmville
and Ellis r. Midkitf, Cumberland.
d Births Recorded
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Alternately.
JeteIsville. boy Feb 70.
Mr. and MIS- H. f Perkins.
South Hill. girl. Feb. II
Rev. and Mrs. A. H Stevens.
Farmville. girls, Feb II
Mr. ana MIS-. bODDle Ellington,
Skipwith, boy. Feb. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A Pro-
else Rehoboth. boy. Feb. IA.
Mr. and Mrs. F A Stembridse
Chase City. boy. Feb Is
MI and Mrs Henry O. Rut-
ledge, Keysville. boy. Feb II
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B Wilker-
son Kenbridee boy Feb Is
MI. and Mrs. J. B Jacobs
Farmville girl. Feb. II, and
MI and Mrs Edmund r. Har
rison. Gainesville boy. Feb l8.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-19
buckingham Ruritan
Club Celebrates
Charter Granting

Charter Night was observed nit
the meeting Of the Buckingham
County Ruritan Club. February
II n the Home Economics Cot
tage at Buckingham Central High
School Miles f. Goodwin. past
president OF RWitan National.
gave a talk on the history and
progress OF the Ruritan club orr
9anIzatIon
The Buckingham Club was or
2anized December ,. 1888 with 80
charter members. II OF whom are
still members OF the club. The roll
call from the charter was read
and there were three charter
members, who are no longer ac-
tive present. J c Spencer. r. B.
Rosen and F. r Moon. Jr. Forty
one members We're present at THIS
meeting.
Senator Charles T Moses was Il
guest d e Moore, president pre-
sided and read the detectives tor
the coming year. listing actiyi-
ties for each month These We're
adopted and will be printed in
booklet form
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-19

TINS composition A hauntinely
pretty melody occurring in one
action snatched up by Tin Pan
Alley musicmakers. has been
populari2ed INTO Moon Love. A
number Of Tchaikowsky S appeal
ing tunes have suffered from 4
similar fate
A Russian By birth and tempera-
nent Icha -koWsky lived a sad and
maladiusted life His music. how
ever intensely emotional and often
subjective has a profound affect
Wcn its listeners II has wide APP
peal. and. as such. has found n
permanent place in the repertoire
OF all concert ofchestraS
A number of people are inclined
10 pooh pooh the kind Of music
PLAYED by serious artists IN Yealt-
IS. taste in music is usually a mat
ter Of exposure OF what enc il;
used TO hearing Familiarity witt.
the ln(isic the composer scomdi-
tons under which he wrote. and
The lntricac es OF orchestration ID
help lmdenlably III enjoyment.
But The average unframed ear
can still derive a certain amount
Of pleasure merely from hearing d
lofely piece Of music. expeftlY
rendered There IL something ia
Good music classical music. that
cannot fal to Stir The soul Of
humans if they viii but let IT,
Somewhat KIN to mathematics
iii precision music is in reality
a sort Of poetry that finds no Ell
preston in words AS Dr.. John
Molnar tells his music majors at
Lon3Wod College. II you could
put into words what you can sag
n music YOU wouldn't need thc
music
Or AGAIN. as Shakespeare has
it M Twelfth Naht. coupled
With that equally undcdnablc
something called love"
II music be the food of love
play on
That strain again
II came Ger my ear ike the
sweet sound
That breathes upon bank Of
yiolets.
Stealing and giving odor
The music. as performed BY THE
Nat onal Symphony Orchestra at
the forthcoming concert. viii leave
an impression of some kind On
almost every individual in the aa-
dionce. Several may perhaps feel
they are hearing a celestial type
of poetry. others may be trans
ported to an idlylic scene in ma
ture and some may be carried
of to a land where cares and
worries do not exist. There is no
telling What hidden reaction a
person might experience Like Jud,
who finds himself so profoundly
moved after the performance,
some may conceiyably say When
come 10. I were underground
about twenty foot IN a place they
call oyster Bay treatin a Van
kee that never laid eyes on be-
fore. and never expect to agin
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-19
Seen and Heard
Seen and Heard
Treat n Iunk Or Lose Cares
Symphony viii Hare Effect
by JACKIE WALL.

Jud. a character from George
Baebys Virginia Gentleman'D
when he heard Rubinstein PLAY.
luSt about ran the gamut Of every
emotion and thought anyone could
experience. With each sucecpdine
chance IN the tempo and mood Of
he music. ne Likewise CHANGED
from sweet and sad thoughts 10
the brleheSt OF gaiety and then to
utter despair 20 reverence. Then
from peace TO war, and once ne
was fun of feeling that couldn't
be thought.
Perhaps the aud tnce that hears
he National symphony Orchestra.
scheduled TO appear AZ Jarman
Auditorium on March 8. VIII be
aroused IS Old Jud was There Will
be plenty OF material for every
phase OF feeling IN an The pieces
each COMPOSER vii, be trying to
describe something to The listener
1t may be folk tale. scene in
nature the feeling Of man in
search OF an ideal a man aware
OF neXorabIe and tragic fate OF
4 description OF pure beauty
The program planned TO b.
presented in FarmvIlle is compos-
ed Of four works The two short
pieces are Dyorak 5 Carnival and
Sibellus' Swan Of Tuonela
Dyorak a peasant frcm Bohem-
ia who died shortly after the turn
OF the century wrote from
simple. unsophlsticated Ii cart
Carnival The piece to be pre-
scnted here. was composed as a
part Or three ovcrttwes called The
Nature Loving LIE Like much OF
his muse. the piece is based on
a lovely old folk melody
SibcliuS. a contemporary Fin
niSh composer. caught the fcehna
Of his native land in his music
solitary. austere with outb(usts
Of color and passion The Swan
OF Tuonela was inspired by a
Finnish epic poem part Of which
tells The tale Ct a swan that floats
singing on the waters surrounding
the TuOnela, the land of death
A third work Will be Richard
Strauss tone poem Don Juan.
In this piece. Strauss, a German
who died in l949. tells of Don
Juan's search for an ideal IN wo-
manhood. and because he finally
realizes he can never ind his
dreams fulfilled III any one wo-
man. he ends in sadness and dis
illusion
Strauss long before his death.
was accepted as a genius His
contemporaries found his music
poetic, inSpIationhl. but some
times a little shocking by his use
of the then unpopular dlssonance
and other unusual effects Never
theless. his music was highly pop
ular and remains consistently 50
today
Peter Ilch TchaikcYSky's SYM
phony No IN + Minor Win be
the fourth work given by the Ma
t'onal Symphony Orchestra Sad
.Dut lovely. the Fate" theme runs
throughout the four movements OF
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-19
Performance Given
BY I.ongwood Men
TO Be Folly But Fun

In 1907 "Fulton's Folly" steam
ed up the Hudson This Friday
night at 8 p 4 m The Folly Of
1854 will chug into Jarman Hall
Dedicated TO the proposition
that she men should be free and
equal THE Folly Of 81" viii be
presented by The men Of Longwood
COLLEGE
The Folly" Win feature soloist
Herbert Goodman a quartet con-
sisting Of Rex Daye Charles Win
free. Glenn Voueht, and Fred
Stables and a fashion show which
viii have the connoisseurs of Paris
ravine Under the competent d-
rection of Tom Moore. the show
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-19
Committee Named
For Bake Sale

\ committee consisting OF Mrs
J.. z. Johnston Mrs. A r Koch
Mrs Il T.. Jenkins. and Mrs
Wiley fuLheg is making prepare
tons for The Johns Memorial
Episcopal Church Bake Sale. to
be held Friday. February 26.
Doors viii open at 10 a. m. and
viii remain open until all articles
are sold.
III addition to a liberal assert
nent OF baked goods. it is antici-
pated that fresh salads, preserves
and pickles will also be available.
The sale is sponsored by the
three circles OF the Women'S
Auxiliary, who extend an invita-
ton to the public to attend
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-19
Jean Cook Returns
From Hospital But
Not Yet TO School

The Ifi 4 af.,de is i,ay-n9 a
party Nhioh viii IL gIysh :,y ONE
III The mothers
Jean Cook Ina, rs.tun home
from The hospital and Is Getting
alcng nicely. We hope she VIII
be back to school soon.
Members OF the second grade
went TO the Post Office and have
made their own Pest Office They
also have clerks, which VIII give
out Valentine; at the party
The third grade viii have d
party on February 18th. In adj
dition To the Valentines party
they viii have 2 birthday partl
which will be given by one OF
The mothers.
Hearing and Sight Test
The fourth grade is going Is
have a Valentines Party Friday.
Miss Tucker and Miss Borrower
have been testing hearing and
seeing in our school
The fifth grade observed Linz
coins birthday by having a pro-
gram Friday Molninq, February
II. We are going to have a VAL
entineS program Friday at 1::50
We invited the fourth grade and
our principal, Mr. Pround.
The sixth grade Glee Club san4
for the P'rA on Wednesday. They
also had a PARTY.
The seventh grade had party
which was given by Mrs. Scott.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-19
Sigma Chi Nets
Farnnville Boys

Eighty three freshmen accepted
fraternity bids this week at Hamp-
den-Sydney College
Three first year students from
Farmville have Joined the Sigma
Chi fraternity. They are Clyde E.
Shelton. William Drumellcr. and
Arthur f. Koch. III.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-19
HID Club Meets
With Mrs. Wonack

The Jackson Heights Home
Demonstration Club met Tuesday
February l6. in the home of Mrs.
Anne Womack The business ses-
sion VAS conducted by Mrs. Marie
Blanton president.
A demonstration for planning
color schemes for the home was
given.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-19

promises to be 8 lauph-a- minute
episode and 4 hoWline success.
Al extra attraction OF The
Folly is Mr.. Harold Warner. or
eanist. who has kindly consented
TO play during the production. Mr..
Warner is a talented performer
and has had write-ups in the Sat
urday Evening Post and Time. He
is scheduled TO appear on the
Telephone Hour" over NBC on
March Is.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs Sydnor Newman
returned this week from West
Palm Beach. Fla. where they
spent a two weeks vacation
Walter fowler was recent
guest Of Robert Malmey. OF Gull
len.
Evening star., 1954-04-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '54 4-dr. sedan; n.y.
| Drive. heater, other extras: company
| car; big deal now. PEAKE MOTOR
Co, Wis. ave. at Albemarle st NV.
PLYMOUTH '4s sedan; radio and
esssai se7ssS. "''e '0iu'''0"' s~o. c5 a
PLYMOUTH new 1854: Naval ofiicer
wants to sell Immediately; low price.
Write Ensigp e. Mcguire. The Navy
Hydrographic ONCE. Wash. 25. D; c.
PLYMOUTH '4s club coupe; passed
p. G: inspection; private owner, LU.
PKETs22ciT 81 4-dr.: up to s5 miles
per gallon: low cost transportation.
$495: 4-month written guarantee.
Hill HILL 4 &.i'A SANDERS; Wssh;,s Oldest
P'W'i PGFd AD. PealeIl 4alsoRoi! Ril4 Vernon. ave.
steering. Hydra Matte; low miles;
new-car guarantee. So .65S. FLOOD
PONTIAC 4221 Connecticut
PONTIAC '52 Chieftain de. luxe s
tiful light green finish; exceptionally
clean inside and out: must see and
drive to appreciate: 81 1896. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1717 R. l. ave; ne.
PoSTiAC c'IS, 1854 de luxe "s" a-door;
car guarantee. S2.249. FLOOD pom.
CIA 4221 Conn. WO. 6-s400.
PONTIAC SO de luxe; Hydra -MaticI
Tadio; Tta s;.1sas hssser; sl's5o or Des. 9t5er.
poSTTAC' ON t''sj 1854 station wagon. a,.
dra.: radio and heater; S2.537:: new
car guarantee. FLOOD PONTIAC
422l Conn. ave. NV. WO. 6-8400.
PONTIAC '52 2-dr. sedan: heater;
equipped: S1.095; 4-month. written
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PONTIAC Isl c6ieftain 2.door:
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raoSNTfAc ~ flSoi" 47 streamliner 4-door:
radio and heater; heater; very very t;tsr attractive
cellent mechanically: S324: No.
180A MANDELL CHEVROLET,
2241 Nichols ave. Sc. LU. 4-0Q10.
PONTIAC 81 S-cyl. 2-dr:: r. and h.
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PoNTiAC '54 6-cyl.. 2-door sedan;
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SS6. ARCADE PONTIAC. I437 1rv-
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Evening star., 1954-04-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC SO Custom s-cyl. Catalina
iisnews iistone srssn; snna Hydrs.a z and b., \
PONTIAC. 1897 Irving st. NV, AID
Fsocoi RS seaeae aiso $3.50 l4th St. nv.
IsTUDEBAKER so Champions; com.
plete selection; 2-doors and 4-doors
S595. MCNEIL fStudebaker1. 4031
Wis. ave. EN-. 3-72S6. -o2
STUDEBAKER so conv.: r. and h.
oPerdr.. Wv. tires, velvet black
hnish. red leather interior; special
| at S695. MCNEIL (Studebaker1
4O34 Wis. ave. EN-. 3-72S6. -92
STUDEBAKER '52 Champion. over.
sane' ae,ye' unSercoating. Very clean,
sTUDEBAKER 80 icomdr. 6-pass
trans; 100 miles; like brand-neW: new
no reas. offer refused. OIL. 2-6l 40.
ISTUDEBAKER 81 VS. convertible;
immaculate Kerry blue finish, light
top. Commander model. like new;
S,90o actual miles Uhis is not q mis-
PRINT Climatizer. automatic drive
etc. Few around Ike this; traded
MoNTeSoMEReYa Y -sTTdBss., TTtdssst, Lincoin: lincoln:
ro., AP. 7-3929.
STUDEBAKER so Land Cruiser T.
door sedan. Smart raven black I'm
ish;; Equipped with heater, Hydra
Matte and spotless custom interior:
SSg5. kLoPFER MOTORS. INC,
Fairfax, Va. CIR. $1,000
ISTUDEBAKER '4g Starlight c,rh
coupe; exceptionally clean. S445
ROYAL MOTORS, INC, Your Chrys.
!er-Plymouth Dealer. Is Kennedy
st. NV. TU. 2-411o,
Evening star., 1954-04-22
AuToMoBlLes FOR SALE
PONTIAC 1854 Catalina HARD top.
rLoop %%sfs5ssf poSfAc esgssF sssi cSan SaE

PONTIAC 1854 Catalina HARD top.
$2,22S. Immaculate. new-car war.
ra9ty. FLOOD PONTIAC. 422l Conn
Wo. 6-S4O0
PONTIAC 81 c-dr. Chieftain: 8 cyl,
fully equipped, excel. cond. Under
10000 mi: $1,000. UN. 4-7t,52.
PONTIAC "a chieftain de luxe. s.
CYL: 4-door sedan, 2-tone green;
equip. with Hydra. r. and h.. power
brakes, WV. tires. foam rubber
cushions and many other extras;
? this is company ofhcial car, car.
Tfs prc ns~sa5 Of sua ARCADE a snls PoNR SRRffc
1437 Irving st. NV, AD. 4-S500.
also 3460 14th st. NV. RA. 3-9670.
"a s-cyl. de luxe station
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finish. EQUIP. with r. and h. etc.
special S.. .537. ARCADE PONTIAC,
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PONTIAC '53 Custom s-cyL Catalina;
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Irving ST.. NV. AID. 4-S5O0; also
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Wv. tires; company oficial car;
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NV, .AD. 4-S50O: also 346O 14th
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see this car at the special price Of
S1,195. ARCADE PONTIAC. 1437
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AUToMoBItEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH f950 convertible: :. and
aessiean, owner: s7s6. kE, g.
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr. sedan: rleam-
ing black. r. and h. A steal. Sl.095;
mosh sANbEFs RE'teR WasRs fnaraoSde oidest H FOTd
Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV, NO.
7-1ll1. -22
PLYMOUTH 1851 Suburban all-metal
/ wagon. radio and heater, original
WeageWood blue finish: very low
mileage by one owner. must see to
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PLYSouTH So club coupe; s r. and
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PL9MoUTTHS 81 cranbrook club cpe.; !;
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distinctive a-tone finish with match,
ing. 2-tone interior: de luxe S-tube
| radio; heater, defroSter and turn
signals and many other extras. For
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Northern Virginia's Largest Olds-
mobile me-, Deajsr sTao 1000 Wilson blvd.
PLYMOUTH so Special de luxe g.
passenger, coupe; radio and heater.
orisinal dove-gray finish very clean
205A. MANDELL CHEVROLET, 2:i,4I
Nlcnot. ave. Sc, LIZ. 4-uUlU,
PLYMOUTH 81 de luxe 4-door: fully
equipred, very low mileage. original
sIsek hsNnri finish hurSpoi = 175 Nc Ne Ma i94
OILS ave Sc, LU. 4-00lO.
PLYMOUTH 1853 Cranbrook 4-door:
in sporty and sparkling light-green
finish. This car has r. and b., Solex
glass, seat covers, etc. 1t was traded
because original owner decided to
down. Many. many others to choose
from. CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET.
INC, OIL 4-6lO0. 7725 Wisconsin
ave. Home of Country Club Used
IPLYMoUTH 80 4-dr. sedan; fairly
new motor: good condition: !S75.
JU. 9-039S. -25