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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05

TELEVISION SALE
NEW 1954-55 MODELS
Fl. Samples, Recond. STOCK
RCA-EMERSON-ADMIRAI
HOFFMAN-CBS AND
OTHERS
Wholesale
17-INCH TV FROM $685.
21-INCH TV FROM $99.95
Used sets from
Open til 9 pm. SATURDAYS til g
BLAIR'S TELEVISION
5422 Western Ave. NV. IS
TELEVISION SALES
Close-out Of brand-new 21-in. 1885,
Tvs. Reg. $199.95 now only
$500
Close-out of 1854 console Tvs. $l2s
SLATTERY'S
OPEN Ewes. TIL 8: SAT TIL 6
1909 Wis. Ave. NV. KE. 7-15O0
800 Wis. Ave. Bethesda OIL. 2-6i6t
TELEVISION DISCOUNTS
BRAND-NEw 1865 FAMOUS MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES
1890 North Washington Blvd.
Arlington. Va. ia. $500
TIRES-New, recapped, reconditioned
nnH and SnnW tPtlrk and naccanna
in all sizes at lowest prices In town
1101 18th st. Sc.
TIRES. tubes. 7.l0x15; car heater
set Of chains. 7x15; l jack; reas
TIRES-7.6Ox16 (2) WV. 2 snow
with with tubes and wheels; gen; starter
TIRES "a. 6 5oeR1s .. e. s. Royal ROYAL d,
luxe ". W.; like new. List S26.9s
ca. $50 for the III 6-5zR5
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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cent,

HOMEWORK SHOP. complete. In
pre es sIsuiat he saw Oak work bench ar
and tool rack: individual motor
on each tool: many attachments
price. $500. 10. 2-S704. --5
HOSPITAL BED, like new. adjustabl,
2 ways; S25. 2513 M st. NV, Elk
3-3527. J. H. GICHNER.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS - Portabl,
Cory dishwasher,. $50: 9x12 Amin
ster rug. blue and gray, S12; mahog
drop-leaf table, Duncan Phyfe. SO
coat, girls size s, Stacks to match
S12. ia. 2-6739.
HOUSES
Frame and bedrooms. sos
Building to be dismantled by buyer
several to choose from
ARROW WRECKING co.
HOO 8. Capitol st. Ii. s-2261
TNTERCOM. SYSTEM. consisting o.
l master station. Q sub stations
snd connecting nSoo wire. Excel. cond.
IRONER. domestic, Thor, Gladiron
de luxe. floor model. S45. Cali ia
IRONER-console model, excellent
condition. $50. HA. 2-S259.
IRONER, cabinet style Simplex; per-
feet condition; $50: television stand
IRoNER, deluxe model. console. al.
most new, SIS: vacuum cleaner. $40
IRONER-Deluxe model. like new;
best offer. 10. 7-20S5
IRONER Console type. excellent
condition. $35. Call RA,, 6-2933.
s ssIs priee ee s 4sT H To Prsos si2G
IRONER, Kenmore. de luxe model
used 9 months: half price. JE
1RONGRR.. Kenmore. console; excel
JACKET, fox, lady's hip length, size
IA: satin lined, excel. cond.; S25
Wo. 6-S292.
JEWELRY REPAIRED
ROBIN JEWELS, sOs 18th st. NV
JIG SAW, "a" Delta, accessories, S85;
motor extra. Wood lathe. 10" Delta
S25. 8 heavy-duty work bench, S25
RCA.- z" television. Ideal for Xmas
JIG saw. Craftsman, large with
STAND s,,a and m n%eEs 10; 7.20s5. ..
hASGAs ~ SUN hALu W1l1tC, ~ WLlNS
tops, gold with purple and green;
20 caps with green, purple and gold
tassles for. each, Approximately
half of robes suitable for senior
choir. Redwood 5-6912. 5
KINDLING, 35c a bushel, 4 for 81.
Come and get it. 1920 Wilson Blvd,
Arl., FUCKER LUMBER.
KITCHEN THANKSGIVING enamel.
621a in. tall, u in. wide. JU. S-441S.
X. p. PANELING, 13c to 21c; Cello
tex, moudings. 1920 Wilson Blvd,
ia. ABBA, RUCKER LUMBER.
LANGUAGE RECORDS
All languages: new ana used EDUCA-
TIONAL SERVICES. dealer. 1880 Eye
st. NV. RE. 1872.
LATHE, wood turning: 81" bed, 80"
center, h-h.p. motor, chisels, extra
pulleys; S45. KE. 6-S973.
LATHE. 10r turret, 1925; B &
surface grinder, $500; ~" fitting
arbor table saw, extra blades, has
CHIP. sgle. phase motor, $225. 222
4 at. n L. LII 4-7O46; Ii. 4-S162.
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Steel

WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF
STEEL BEAMS AND ANGLE IRONS
~ ALL SIZES. WE WILL CUT To
SIZE. ACE WRECKING CO.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE.
d, C. Yard. LU. 10000
Rockville Yard, Pc. 2-92l1 10
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GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASHINGTON

LOUNGE CHAIR. gray, down filled
slightly worn; also accompanying
sir cover; reasonable. JE. 3-@S96
condition. A real bargain at S45
Call ia. 5-5450.
LUMBER. African mahogany; up to
. it.. wide, 40c per BID. fit. Also 2
niche mahogany. ia. 7-7f3@.
LUMBER-Fine cabinet-grade mai1og.
any and walnut, some figured PICK
your own: all carefully dried, S
BROOK MOORE, Sandy Spring. Md
Ask operator for Spring 4-5151
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MACHTNERY-Entire plants or single
machines bought. ELECTRIC EQUIP
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OFFICE FURNITURE

OIL BURNERS; circulating pumps,
g.. g. g. l in. and IA in. SAB
KE. S-598S. IS
OIL BURNERS. new and used; We
can save you up to 5000; sell out.
BOILER, brand-new
$50 IT, cost $455; deliver for $500
KE S-59SS. 3
OIL BURNER. Gilbert and Barker. gun
type; heat S-rm. house; excel. cond
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Very old, beautifully framed, size
33x37. Must be seen to appreciate
VIII sacrifice to best offer Phone
1O-4 PM, WO. 6-5127. 4545 Conn
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MlScELLANEoUs FOR SALE
RUGS
WHOLESALE
SAVE OVER 500
COTTON AND RAYON
6x9 FROM STATS
9X12 FROM $3.50
Scatter Rugs, 2 for Csc
Factory Outlet
3019 14th ST. NV.
10 Am. to 9 PM. Daily
RUGS

Meticulous Housekeepers
Guaranteed clean. slightly used; 2
Chinese hand-hooked wool. oval exc,
$40 each; wool double-twist, rose,
Sx10, S47.50; Administer wool small
pattern, Okla, S27.5O.
OIL. 2-2759-
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steel

We have large stock of new and used
steel in many sizes. such as I-beams,
angle iron and reinforcing steel cut
to size.
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-8177
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WAR SURPLUS
Daily, $50 to s. Sum-. 1920 to 1870
TARPATTTINS

1ACf hOL1NO
lsss sbsp2 c a@y4a s R4sGh S. q
oman SAWS. $3.50. PICKS. 81,
MATToCKS. 81: 2-PLY AIR HOSE,
&c FIT. 7-LB. SLEDGE, 81. 5-GAL.
NEW GAS CANS. So. PAINT, So
AXES (USEDl. S1.50. 3-TON HY-
DRAULTC JACKS. S6.95. SIN. SAW
BLADES, S1.25. HOT. BUCKETS,
soc. HAMMERS. SOC. HAND SAWS,
in nm RAPcAJNS
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RUG--KASHON SAROUK

4'3"xf'ov Oriental eolors and de-
signs, silk sheen. Perfect condition.
Wlll sacrifice, Phone 1914 pm. WO,
0-6127. z646 Conn. ava
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
WASHER-DRIER SALE

2-For-1 Sale
Brand-new automatic whirlpool wash.
er and electric drier; both for only
$248
Close-out Of fully automatic washers
1853 models; reg. S299.95. now
only 1900
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LIVING ROOM

as we guarantee you positive
savings of 208o to 70% on
new sample closeouts. Look
at these bargains:
Custom built studio, makes twin
neds, was $3.50, now $3.50 Fine
Fisher duo lounge with fine inner
spring mattress. was $3.50 so. now
S149 95 Fine sofa bed and club
chair was Sl49 so. now $50 $50
Mahog kneehole desk. was SEQ. so:
now $40 95. Solid maple sofa bed
and two club chairs, was $3.50. so,
now S1295O. Large selection Of
bachelor chests now reduced to
S32 95, were S49.50.
Many more bargains too numerous to
mention Open Monday and Thurs
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PIPE-USED

Galvanized threaded pipe at very
reasonable prices lengths from 10
to 20 It.
WASHINGTON RAG q BAG CO.
215 L st. S.W. Phone DI. 7-S0O7
Open Every Saturday Until 4:30 PM
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4K-CUBIC-FT. GAS
REFRIGERATOR
S19.95
rEI ITUrp Tn

over a hundred to choose
from. Used but in good work.
ing condition. Come into any
of our s stores.
HECHINGER's
18th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 7-940O
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MOTOR SCOOTER, 3-wheel cushmar
Truckster. speeds forward, ! re.
verse. 1854 model. $3.50 or best
) offer. JE. 2-4554. %
MOVIE CAMERA. Cine Kodak, maya.
zine, s, 10 Kodak anastigmatit
lens. co. .5-4416. call Mon. aftel
M L Gimi Fly PRESS. Model 1927, ex
rsas. il. 4-Sess, ali ii day day Sunday dy
i MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Pan American trumpet: case So
lToneking trumpet, case. NEW 7s
Metal ciarinets, case - IS
IBoosey- Hawkes. clarinet, CASE AZ
Penzel-Mueller clarinet, case q.
E1ng z aitS sa zap case 125
RELIABLE JEWELRY EXCHANGE
422 9th St. NV. MA. 8-ti157
Open Today, 10 To 4
OFFICE FURNITURE-Complete suite
Tor very small office. including new
rug, 500. 927 18th st. NV.
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks. chairs, files
writer's. add. machines. Everything
for the office . CIRCLE, 74f 18th
NV. DI. 7-7372; Sun, CO. 5-4625
OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL PURCHASE. U: S; GOVT
rvn,,; 400 DE, DESKS, 900 CHAIRS -
UP. CHAIRS, TABLES. FILE CAB
1NETS, STEEL LOCKERS, UNLIM.
TIED STOCK. TO CHOOSE FROM
NEW AND USED.
FREE PARKING AND DELIVERY
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO
1888 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
OIL BURNERS; circulating pumps,
3: g. G., l in. and IA in. S43.
KE. S-598S. 3
OIL BURNERS. new and used; We
can save. you up to $500; sell out.
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LUMBER
LUMBER-LUMRER

LUMBER-LUMBER
Save as much as bOeS on good usec
lumber now; 2x2, &c: 2x3, &c; *
and 2x6, &c; sheeting $50 to sos
." lumber. all sizes. $50 to sos: g
lumber, $50: special flooring. So:
per M. Bring your list in and saw,
SSSS. We will not be undersold
ARROW WRECKING co
100 g Capitol st TT 3-oeno ,
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HOUSES

Frame q and 3 bedrooms. sos
Building to be dismantled by buyer
several to choose from
ARROW WRECKING co.
HOO 8. Capitol st. Ii. S-2261
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Dashboard, latest type; h. ", new
56c. So. IT,; used; new steam. gas
and midget radiation: all sizes:
near Key Bridge. ia. $500.
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JEWELRY REPAIRED

LATHE, wood turning: "a" bed, 80"
center, h-h.p motor, chisels. extra
pulleys; S45. KE. 6-S973.
surface grinder, $500; ~" fitting
arbor table saw, extra blades, has
CHIP. sgle. phase motor. $225: 222
II A-rnAR. TT 1.S-RD
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SANDER. e.; jigsaw, 1S": mex. shaft
motors; $3.50 cash. Ia. 9-4552.
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INTERCOM. SYSTEM, consisting Of
and connecting wire. Excel. cond.
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TO SETTLE ESTATE
Guns. cameras, musical instruments
jewelry, furniture: fine condition. M
dealers la o-71So
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
BRIDGEVLLE
By Mrs.
Keller HOch
Phone
BFidgeville 5232

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Higgins of Will
mingtOn spent Sunday with Mr. AND
Mrs. Ira Stack.
Mrs. Lester Newton was in Phil
adelphia for several days the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rider left
on Saturday for a vacation trip in
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wimbrow
have recently moved to Salisbury,
Md, where Mr.. Wimbrow has ac-
cepted a position with the Wavne
Pump Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Baker will
entertain the members of their
bridge club on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Griffith of
fredericksburg are receiving con-
gratulations upon the birth of a
daughter, born in the Milford Me-
mortal Hospital on December 2
Mrs. Griffith was the former Miss
Lyle Mcdowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Newton were
among the guests at a bridge din
ner given by DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer
Fell Davis in fredericksburg on Sat
urday.
Weekend guests of Mrs. John
Dimes were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
FOulke of Quakertown, Pa. Mrs.
Dimes returned home for a two
weeks visit.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10

evening. Many have praised es-
pecially the beautiful presentation
Of "Amahl and the Night Visitors. 3"
This concert will be given again on
December 13 at Delmar, Del. If
you did not get to SeafOrd, do plan
to see it at Delmar.
The Annual Christmas Program,
sponsored by the Parent-Teacher
Association in place Of their regular
monthly meeting for December, will
again be under the capable super
vision of Mr.. Richard Haarde, Di-
rector Of Music for the Greenwood
School. The program will be held
on the evening Of December % at
$500 in the Greenwood High School
Auditorium.
The president of the Parent
Teacher Association, Mrs. Frances
Hatfield, has invited all of the
church choirs and other interested
persons in the community to join
the Community chorus on this spe-
cial occasion. We hope that every
one who can will participate. The
first rehearsal is being held on
December 8. The second rehearsal
will be held on Wednesday, Decem-
Der Is at 500 in the high school
auditorium, the third, Friday,
December II, and the final rehearsal
on Tuesday evening, December 21,
same time and place. Anyone in the
Community or surrounding area
who likes to sing is cordially in
vited to come in to rehearsals and
Join us in this bit of fellowship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Haarde
have composed and arranged the
entire program. The school pianist,
Miss CarOle Schulze, will be the
organ accOmpanist for the program.
Decorations will be in charge of
Pinky Jester. Programs and other
material for the affair will be
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10

printed by the high school CONNER
cial department under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Herbert Fox.
We will have more information
for you next week.
Meanwhile plan to be at the high
school on December %.
News from Greenwood Grace:
This coming Sunday, December II
will be observed in Methodist
churches at large both as the third
Sunday of Advent, when new in
terest is given to the story of Xmas,
and as Universal Bible Sunday. One
Sunday a year is set aside to COM
memOrate the work the American
Bible Society is doing. The Society
has translated the Bible into eleven
hundred different languages and
even now has a large reserve Of
Bibles translated in the Russian
language, waiting for opportunity
to distribute them behind the Iron
Curtain. Therefore, Grace MethO-
dist Church is observing both Uni
versal Bible Sunday and the Third
Sunday of Advent. The sermon will
be the third in a series. this one
entitled, "Christ the Word"
On Friday evening the 10th, the
men of Grace Church will meet in
the church at 500 to support the
continuing progress Of the work of
Methodist men in this area.
Sunday evening, the regular meet
ing of the MYF, both intermediate
and Senior groups, at 700. We are
looking forward to a great time of
growth and activity under the
splendid leadership of our new
sponsors, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hum
phTeys.
After the MYF the evening Bible
study group meets and our time
will be centered this week on the
8th chapter of Romans.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10

Mrs. Robert Smith, Sr., is a pa
tient in the Jefferson Hospital in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Brown, Mrs.
Virginia Hoke, Mrs. Ruth HOch and
Mrs. Harold GrOssnickle spent last
Wednesday in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Newton
spent the weekend with Mrs. New
toms brother, Lem Layton and fam
lily in Chester, Pa.
Overnight guests on Monday of
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Newton
were Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Unruh
of ROselle.
Miss Pat HOke, who is a student
at GOldey- Beacon College spent
the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Virginia HOke.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10

day evening, the Junior Choir will
rehearse in the church al 6:45. On
Wednesday evening, the Friendship
Bible Class viii meet at $500 at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wiley
I for their annual Xmas Party.
On Friday evening, December II,
the annual Christmas dinner spon-
'ored by the WSCS of Trinity will
'e held at the Dublin Hill Com
munity Hall for the families of the
congregation at $3.50.
/ A card from Mrs. S. S. Wroten
/ tells as that she arrived safely in
Florida the Wednesday before
Thanksgiving Day She attended
church on Thanksgiving Day and is
nicely situated in an ideal apart
ment in a beautiful section Of St.
Petersburg. Her address is 126 5th
Ave North. No doubt many Of her
friends will wish to write to her
and we all Join in wishing her an
enjoyable winter.
The Greenwood Methodist WSCS
Annual Xmas party was one which
will long be remembered by those
present. The delicious food for
which the Greenwood people are
noted was there in abundance.
Christmas carols were sung. It was
emphasized that we cannot buy in
the stores that which we need most,
but that real Christmas is in the
hearts of people, abiding love,
friendship and a prayer for peace
on earth.
Mrs. Noble dramatized a woman
spending six hours in the shops
buying Christmas gifts and then
showing them to her husband. Mrs.
Conner gave a story especially for
children. Each person received a
useful gift. 1t seemed early for
Santa to visit the Rev. and Mrs.
Conner; however, the December
meeting is the time we give to them
our Christmas donations.
The annual Il speak For Demo
eracy" contest sponsored by the
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
Seaford was held in the Greenwood
School last week The student win
ming first place this year was Miss
Vida SWartzentruber; second place,
Nelson Meredith, Jr.; third place,
Harvey Mast. The judges were Mrs.
Mary Coulter, Mrs. Carl Schulze
Mr.. Robert Ricards and Mr.. Richard
Edwards. The contest was held
under the supervision of Carl Hill,
instructor of Social Studies.
Enthusiastic comments are still
coming in from those who attended
the Christmas concert given by the
Seaford Symphonic Choir at the
SeafOrd High School on Friday
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
GREENWOOD
By Mrs. ElVa Hatfield
Phone ereenMa0l 1885

Pilgrim Holiness Church
Eta ClOUgh, Pastor
1000 a. M, Sunday School.
1900 a. m, Worship Service
1900 p. M, Young Peoples Ser
vice.
1880 p. ms Worship Service. Ser
mon BY pastor.
Wednesday evening, 7;45 p. m.
Prayer Meeting.
Greenwood Methodist Church
Harry j. Conner, Pastor
10000 a. m, Church School.
1880 p. m, Evening Service. Color
film.
ChaDlain's Chapel
1880 a. m. Church School.
trinity
1000 a. M, Church School.
4l:O0 a. M, Worship Service. Ser
mon BY pastor.
St JOhnstOWn
100 b. m. Church School.
1;O0 p. M, Worship Service.
Sermon by pastor
Greenwood. Grace Cannon
Methodist Charge
george il, Moore, Pastor
Bethel Methodist Charge
$500 a. m, Worship Service. Ser
mon by pastor.
10000 a. m, Church School Mrs.
Mary Paskey. Superintendent.
Grace Methodist Church
1O:OO a. M, Worship Service. Ser
mon by pastor.
1900 q. M, Church School. Walter
Mllls, Superintendent.
700 p. M, MYF Meeting.
Cannon Methodist Church
10000 a. M. Church School.
I4iUO a. M, Worship Service. Ser
mon by Pastor.
News from Greenwood WethOdisfs
At the 1880 service on Sunday
evening, there will be color film
shown, entitled Christmas Around
the World. The public is invited
70 attend. Thirty young people at
tended MYF last Sunday
On Monday evening, the Official
Board Of the Greenwood Church
viii meet in the church at $500. On
Tuesday evening, the WCTU will
meet in the Greenwood Methodist
parsonage at $500. All the women
in the community are invited to at
tend. On Wednesday evening, the
Senior Choir win rehearse in the
Church, beginning at $3.50. On Fri
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10

upholstery fabrics and feathers that are found
nowhere else, save in the 1855 Cadillac-not
even in the finest clubs or hotels. Interior
luxury is literally beyond description!
All this is to say, of course, that Cadillac has
made another tremendous advance in design
and engineering-so great, in fact, that only a
drive and a personal inspection can let you
realize its significance.
And, naturally, in addition to all that is new
there is yet greater emphasis on all the long
existing Cadillac virtues:
the endurance that enables its owner to
keep the car as long as he elects to do so and
with complete confidence in its dependability-
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10

the amazing economy of operation and
upkeep which causes many owners to maintain
[hat It is the most economical car on the
American highway
the great personal satisfaction that comes
from owning car which is recognized, every-
Where' as the Standard of the World.
We cordially invite you to come in-todav-
TO see and drive this wonderful, wonderful car.
There are eight models-in four different
serles-including the sensational Eldorado.
There is one to please you-exactly. And we
think you'll be surprised and delighted al how
little it costs, in comparison with lesser cars.
We're waiting for you-now'
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
PEACE ON A BUS

WORCESTER, Mass. - 1p IL
Retiring after AZ years Of bus
driving William N. Wall, 6S, saws.
"On the whole, people are very
good"
Wall has a specially good word
for the early-morning commuter.
but not for the woman automobile
driver.
i always preferred riding with
people going to work to those who
were shopping or going to a show, Z"
he says.
AS for drivers-he considers men
far superior.
You're never sure" says Wall.
what most women will do"
HIS starting pay was 20 cents an
hours for a nine-hour day. seven
days a week, but he raised a Fam.
lily Of nine children.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
EDUCATED CAR TAGS

LANSING, Mich. - up - Michi-
gan's 1865 auto license plates are
green and white. The cOlors are
those of Michigan State College,
which will celebrate it's Tooth an
niversary in 1866. The 1854 tags,
maize and blue, showed the cOlors
of the University of Michigan.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
'Ihe Hour Every Motori8t Owes to Himself /

The happy man you see in this picture is bring
ing himself up to date.
Cadillac has written a whole new chapter for
the book defining motor car performance, and
he's taking an hour to find out what it says.
And 1t says plenty-of great Importance.
First of all, it tells you what it's like to have
command of 25O-horsepower engine that's as
smooth as velvet, and so quick and eager and
responsive that you have to educate vonr
driving toe all over again.
1t tells you what it's like to have virtually
every unevenness in the highway eliminated
before 1t is noticeable to driveror passengers.
And it tells you what its like to relax amidst
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
f4nr'a oI,hs

Most children at one year walrh
about three times what they
weighed at birth and have grown
lrom eight 70 10 inches 10 height
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10

Read the Claasinsd ads
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-01
NEW YORK IA Happy Ne,

NEW YORK IA Happy New
YearIn
This line old greeting win be said
Billions Of times today. Some win
below Il meTrily: somG viii whis.
per Il through the filter Of the dark
brown taste Of the morning after
The night before; some win num-
bic It with the professional solem-
nifty oE . hired pallbearer at a
eut.rate funeral.
"a Happy New Year!"
The words have Q leaping sound
b some, . doleful significance TO
others. For many Q man now Is
caught In q valley Of dependency
the peak Of Christmas Joy Is be-
hind him, and before him he sees
q new year mountain Of bills and
duties and doubts. '.How win ever
make Il through this one" he
groans, thinking Of his past mis-
takes. And whenever q friend says
Happy New Year!" he feels more
like breaking out IN tears than
cheers.
How can such q wight be COM
forted In his woe7 Well? How bet
Der thaM by reading what some
wise man Of the past have said
On the subject Of time and the
problems II brings?
So, T. the new year threatens to
ret you down, here are . few
famous sayings TO paste In your
heart and head and help you
weather this difficult time:
II Win not let the years run over
me Ike Q juggernaut carr
ThoFeau.
wears have harder tasks than
listening to q whisper or q sigh
Stephen Vincent Benet.
From each Of Us each passing
year takes something" Horace.
"AII sorts Of things and weather
must % taken IN togetner, 70 make
up q year" Emerson.
"Wesspend our years rs q tale
that isoid"--Old Testament.
"a thousand years In thy sight
are but a. yesterday when 1t Isl
past, and as watch In the night"
Old Testament.
elm masks outrageous and
austere
"IAe years 30 by in single file;
sBus none has merited my fear,
"And none has quite escaped
my sniIe"-Elinor Wylie.
"The good old year is with the
past, o be the new 10 kindi"--l
Bryant.