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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24

Too often the original significance of national holidays
is through the changing We are urged to put
Christ back into Chrsmas to make Easter less commercial
or to approach Thanksgiving Day with honest thanuneSs
in our hearts and minds Independence Day observances
from the beginning 178 years not changed great
deal There have always been patriotic speeches, flag
waving parades and fireworks, but Americans have not al
wavs fully appreciated the spirit Of freedom the country
celebrated on its first Independence Day Freedom thing
easv taken for granted it is seriously threatened or
taken away
The Blufton Fourth -Of-Juy ECommtee is to be con-
graduated on the selection of the Freedom theme for this
years parade Citizens of the community will do well to
fleet on the meaning given our lives by the concept that
are endowed bv the Creator with certain naenabe rights
that among these Life Liberty and the pursuit OF Hap
pness."
individuals and organizations of Bufton will undoubted
" want to Join in the spirit the OCCASION build floats to the
honor of the American heritage and publicly demonstrate
their appreciation of it the Freedom Parade on ndepend-
ence Dav Let's make it parade Blufton will be proud Of
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24
NelUs Grandfather Read
FROM THE ISSUE OF AUGUST 27, 1911 -

Hiram Althaus and Lawrence
Huber left for Columbus where they
visited Ohio State university. The
young men expect to enroll at the
University this fall.
Members of the Zwingli Verein en-
joyed a picnic along the banks of
Riley creek near Stager bridge.
Homer Moser is attending Moody
Bible institute at Chicago. He ex-
poets to finish his course about
Christmas.
The Park Restaurant and Dining
Room is for sale.
Calvin Basinger and Miss Viola
Burkhelders were married. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Burkholder.
Elias Arnstutz is making an artifi.
cial lake and while putting in drains
discovered a valuable sand pit. He
now has good clean sand for sale.
Walter Sommer is working for his
uncle, Gidean Amstutz at Archbold
Peter Diller bought the 40 acre
farm of Walter Basinger.
Rev. and Mrs.. Amos Oyer of Chi.
cago are visiting the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Steiner.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. John L. Amstutz, Monday, Aug
"a.
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Pandora

Superintendent Frank Dick, Prin-
cipal Sheldon Eall, DR.. E. P. Barlage,
Ralph Davidson, Correll Donaldson
and Jim Som her spent Tuesday fish
ing along Ii Ike Michigan.
Little Stephen Donald Etter was
dismissed from Lima Memorial
hospital, Saturday, and is convalesc-
ing in the bone of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Etter on South
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Schumacher
were week end, guests of their mother
Mrs. w. H. Schumacher and also call
ed on their father, w. H. Schumach-
er who is a fpatient in Bluffton
hospital.
The Sunday School class taught by
Grover Davidse IN held picnic supper
at the Park Shelter House, Sunday
evening.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs,
George Shoemaker gave them a
pleasant Fathers Day surprise by at
tending worship in the Pandora serv-
ice and then spent the day with their
parents. Thpse present were Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Shoemaker and
baby, Leipsici Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams and children, Leipsic; Mr.. and
Mrs. Delbert sLuginbuhl and daughter
of Bluffton and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24

Police of West Hempstead L. l., have taken away the
revolver of Frank Walsh who fired bullet into the picture
tube his TV because he couldn't stand the noise
any longer They should give him back his gum his work has
barely started.
Mr. Walsh drew bead his console just as the Abbot
and Costello program got under way Mr. Walsh is of
discernment
1t will be only matter of days before the Russians lay
claim Mr. Walsh the genius who unnvented televson.
His pubcpted act opens new vstas for the teevision
industry No longer need the badcasers worry about how
many receivers tuned to show They just go around
and count the pieces
There's why cathode homicide can't supplant
canasta The first step is for tie newspapers to list program
highghts as targets for tonight
Mr. Walsh has yet detailed what other features
scheduled attract his fire if he gets another TV but the
individual viewer make his nominations Some pos
sbiities readily to mind:
The who insists that cigarette is mild mlder
mildest.
All middle commercials.
English films that look as they were taking place at
midnight in the cellar
The synthetic excitement Of the masters of ceremonies
on give-away shows.
Surely, Mr.. Walsh deserves everyones encouragement
Don't you have a little list?
Jack Gould in The New York Times.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24

Work program at the college is
progressing rapidly. The new girls
dormitory will be ready for occupan-
cy in October and at the science hall
the first two floors are completed.
A new road known as College View
Drive extending from Stager bridge
to Spring Street is being opened by
the village council New residences
of H. R. Lugibihl and Professors
Smith and Byers viii front the new
roadway.
On account of results and drought
in the corn belt, the glove factory
will not open in September as was
formerly announced.
The Bluffton Manufacturing
Company will have large exhibit at
the state fair at Columbus.
John Edward Dray, young
journalist from the Pacific coast, was
a recent visitor with relatives at the
]. r. Dray farm.
C. C. Nardin, superintendent of
schools, has rented part of Mrs. Jane
Patterson's residence.
A. L. Baumgartner and family and
D. C. Bixel and family left to attend
the Baumgartner reunion at Berne,
Ind.
Lysle and Donivans Baumgartner
are spending two weeks in Chicago
with their aunts, Mrs. Mari and Ca
therine Hilty.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldo DiIler on Saturday morn
ing.
Oliver K. Bentley Of French Lick
Ind, visited his sister, Mrs. Edgar
Hauenstein and othe5 relatives here
Bluffton's "Oratof of the Silver
Tongue, Hon. N. W. Cunningham is
on the road to congress. He has SIX
cylinders and will make good, states
the Ottawa Sentinela
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24

The best wishes of the Buffton community Will ride
with Dave Tschegg Saturday the Third Annual IeenAge
Roadeo sponsored the Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
and the Ohio Trucking association Young Tschegg winner
of the local roadeo will be in competition with teenage Win
ners from SO other communities approximately SO other
contestants between the ages of IS and 20 years.
The statewide finals will be held at a. m. at the
Diamond Power Speciality Corporations driving 1t will
bring to climax the contests held all Ohio among young
drivers in an effort encourage safe driving by the states
young motorists.
Such events as these which stress safety with skill in
driving bring up new generation of drivers who to
regard the hotodder in the class the sports world
looks upon grandstander" Good luck Dave and thanks
to Bufton Jaycees for their Interest sponsoring the local
contest and sending representative to the finals.
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Mainly Personal

was apparently pleased to be
grunt and sroan ring, Melby
recognized ~ Bluffton admirers
at the Ping restaurant. He was
on his way to Tiffin at the time
to participate in a match there.
The Pine boys state that it would
take a rassler's nerve to drive
the fire-deparfnent-red super
duper auto MeIby was wheeling
over the Dixie. The big boat
bore a Wisconsin cense plate.
WELL, MAYBE tHey aren't quite
IL feet long, but tA Y snakes at the
edge of the woods bn Edgar Mont
gomery's farm are keal Blue Racers,
Peck Montgomery fs willing to bet.
Recently Edgar'sF fox terrier and
springer spaniel dOrnered one of the
snakes and the Il errier was bitten on
the nose before fhe snake was killed
by the two dogs at was under 10
feet" says Peel although too badly
dismantled by the dogs to measure
exactly. Anyway" said Peck, "it
isn't me seeing the snakes, it's
Edgar"
**
AS THOUGH WE NEEDED to
be told that Summer has come
the daily press was filled Monday
with maps showing that the sun had
reached its farthest distance north
of the eqhator this. year and that
summer had ridden in officially on
the pg4st Gay of the year; With,
out lbInefit IOf the maps, charts OF
'sSe5 LheFmometeI we would have
knpAh by Sunday that summer had
Arrived when we tenjoyed our first
picnic lunch befHended by no less
than 500 oats bugs. We chose a
table for our lhnch at a roadside
park near Portage and the oats bugs
were Just a part of our trouble
The table happened to be under a
mulberry treefthat not only dropped
mulberries on us, but squirted what
ever mulberry trees squirt at in
truders. Thus far we have our first
oats bug, bless him, to see this
summer in Bluffton. We are told
they have already invaded Mt. Cory
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A COMBINATION 4 circum-
stances involving last weeks refer,
endum, Fathers Day and a certain
amount of Spring feYr that delayed
our weekend stint AZ the typewriter
squeezed Mainly Personal out of last
weeks issue. AND so we were un-
able to comment fon how much we
enjoyed the SpriEg Flower Show. We.
agree with a friend who said: The
spring blooms are more colorful,
seem to be more fragrant, but they
are also more fragile" The keeping
qualities are not so good as the fall
blooms and so the hot weather took
its toll before closing time on Sun
day.
OF particular interest to many
was the educational exhibit in
which native wild plants were
exhibited with identifying labels.
We renewed our bOyhOOd ac-
quaintance with the foliage of
the Papaw, the white and waxey
stems of the May Apple and the
BloodroOt, which OOzes a red
juice from every gut. Even the
leaves of the RloOdrOot plant
seem to have almost human veins.
of course we knew the Poke
berry from our bOyhood ink
making experiments, but were
surprised to learn that only the
roots are poisonous. We always
believed the berries to be deadly.
The fragrance of the siIverberry
was worth coming to know, and wd
liked the name land the Fight f
"Blue-eyed Grass" and CCoPpdr
Birch" |
Among the forage grasse4 Ax5kbiA
ed at the show was relatively new
conner to this area, Alta Fescue,
which Lorain Basinger tells us is
particularly fine to keep down ero-
sion of bitches. He finds it excellent
in his waterway.
\
TV WRESTLING / FANS may
be pleased to know that Bill
Melby ate here! Known to fans
as one of the good guys" of the
lived up to his reputation and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24

TV WRESTLING ! FANS may
be pleased to know that Bill
Melby ate here! Known to fans
as one of the good guys" of the
lived up to his reputation and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-24

. Divided Top burners, two of giant size,
two standard size, automatic light
ing.
o poreeIain ven, one piece, fully In
sulated
Oven HeGi Control, set the dial for
heat you
10 Storage spaee. a roomy bin and big
drawer.
% Uniform BGkins, balanced heat oven,
no shifting or turning of pans.
20 live Flome BroileT. easily cleaned.
Evening star., 1954-06-04

FORD 'B3 Customline ..s" club coupe;
equipped; S1.ze5. BENDALL Pom
TLAC; eGo 161l King st.. Alex" Va.
F9kD '51 Mainline "s" Fordor Sc $,
Sn5 ssse1 frn sea- sensIs SSvf5s Wper
1900 miles and still under new-car
| warranty, $1,50O, or best cash ofter
ever g = ! that at s,sa Ne dealers. Call after g.
8sD hsD 1000 70 ySsGFia mes sandstone snS s whs
and green: D. c. inspection guaran-
ranty: s2.295. NORTHEAST MO-
TOR CO. !Fordl. 440O Benning I'd.
FORD 53 Mainline "e'' Tudor: radio
tee. Car No. 325-A. MONROE
FORD. 800 Wis. ave. NV, Wo.
$1,000: Open evenings until 9 pm.
SkR Ss rsqms SnssSm slas cougar csi
No: 5gS-A, MONROE FORD. 1897
evenings TN g: JUs 5;7s94: s,.
saa tee hesser car No. 49 2ss.A se' MONROE sSSFsl
FORD. 1887 East-West hwy. Sill
spg;, Nd. Open evenings till o. Ju,
FSk66O tis5s Victoria: iaminso red,
COrnaQO ueck, WV. tlIeS. wire
u S6s?s 5s4sf EadS & g. asssIi siosS !sy mlesss
FORD 1850 Fordor: radio. heater: far
eend.; uses oo.Sl az Gil; Va. inspected
FoRD SSRS, sc s. custom custom "s'' sedan; radio
and heater, Fordomatic drive, out
standing condition throughout;
No. 4as-A; MONROE FORD. 1851
East,West hwy, sil; spg:; Nd. Open
FORD 1867 Custom s-cyl. Fordor;
Alpine blue; r. and h.. turn signals;
seat covers; sold new and .serviced
by US for. a careful owner; dream OF
a Ford. for VACATION Una de luxe; 8.
$o2s$ ssS As1SSsSSs SSSSS%!i MoToF Tsgs'SS e.
FORD 81 Custom "s" Tudor: heater
and overdrive;. S945; Terms: Guar,
aptsf R%s6 SiGo SH5 Nc Wis 0lavA ave nT MoNNSos Mo
FORD 80 Custom "8'' Tudor; radio
and heater; $495. Terms; Guarantee.
Car No. 563-A.. MONROE FORD,
Gpsn dss7 s1snins: t hry ST sps psss@ "a
FORD '5S custom "S' sedan; radio
M. SGa 4ss.A. hssssf' %oNRoE GeiasS, FORD. sioo
Wis. ave. NV, WO. 6-ZOUO. open
HENRY J 1851: 8-cylinder: above
average condition: heater, good tires;
S495. FRANK SMALL. Jr;. INC.
1900 Pa. ave. Sc, Lu: 2-9S27;
equipped; low mileage: owner;
Sacrifice. only S795. Trade and
terms. OTHO WILLIAMS BUICK. r.
I. ave. at goth st. ne. -
HUDSON 1851 HOLLYWOOD Hornet:
every extra incl. Hydra-Matic. r.. n:
q beauty in cream and rust: See
this one. Butler Bonded; ST .095.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 1l2l 2lst
st. NV. D1. 7-O110.
sedan; orig. 2-tone cream and blue
finish; $4,000 mi: factory equip.
weather control, automatic tuning
Sylvania radio. beautiful corda cloth
Interior with matching covers; 1
owner; guar: S245 dn., $3.50 per
mo. APITOL-PACKARD. 928 Phila.
ave. sil. Spr:. Md. JU. $4,000. Open
HUDSON 1851 Pacemaker "6' .4-door
sedan: attractive green finish with
contrasting seat covers set on by
white-wall tires. radio: heater and
other extras. A low-mileage. 1-own-
er car traded in on new Olds: An
SaTishsffln6 oTMsTGAD MOTOR Ns51S Coz N. wiz Viz.
ginia's Largest Oldsmobile Dealer.
5000 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va. ia.
Evening star., 1954-06-04

NASH '53 station wagon: 1880 MI.
si.4oo' or best oiier. ri. seSossS4i:.
NASH 81 Rambler station wagon: !:
ROE FORD. 1897 East-West hwy.
Silver Spring, Md. Open evenings
NIsH fill 2 ~. ~. ssoS..4 515so4. = - ooo
fer refused. LU. l-4O67. -
NASH 81 Statesman Super 4-door
sedan; radio and heater. twin beds,
21,O0O actual miles. 1-owner; blue
nnish, immaculate interior. Car pos
ny i5,yey ~. n nsT-car IA condition through
approval: S795. sos down. S46 81
per month. BELL MOTORS, 5OlO
OLDSMOBlLE '53 "Ss" conv.: all
extras. $500 miles. pvt; party. MR..
HILL; 81 II. 5-67oO. Ext. 6314s or TIE.
oLDsMS0BILE 1853 Super SIS de
luxe 4-dr. sedan; standard trans
mission. radio. heater and numerous
other accessories: attractive 2-tone
blue finish with harmonizing 2-tone
see and drive to appreciate: I, an af. out.
o%sTEAD oe5aRsrE SalHs Moros 81 e3Iy so S Ss v;T
ginia's Largest OldSmobile Dealer.
~ 2q0G Ms,,W Wilson blyd., Arl., ia, 7;S40o.
luxe Holiday coupe; delightful 2-tone
sea foam green bottom with black
top and harmonizing 2-tone interior
set on by white-wall tires; fully
equipped including radio, heater
Hydra. and power steering; 10000
at only $l.S95. OLMSTEAD MOTOR
CO, N. Virginia's Largest Oldsmo-
bile Dealer, 1000 Wilson blvd. Arl.
OLDS '53 "ss" sedan: green finish;
radio; heater. Hydra-Matic; excep-
ITOL CADILLAC OLDSMoBILE CO.
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-06-04
AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

HUDSON '52 club coupe: +. and h.
Only Ss95. Cash. trade or bank
1anclns fNe iTssd &C CAITHEESs sUlCk,
ave. awe yssd oI Ear 4LSSoS SiiS Lot Tse0NSn Ms W.
6-55S1. Open til 8. "A /.
HUDSON 1850 super 8 ''6" sedan: ]
owner; very clean. Al cond.; 1855:
written guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS,
500 r. ]; ave; ne. DE. 2-63OQ.
sssS RED is isathsr Marx clsan sl Is RS
S2,l5O or best offer. JE. 2-3447. 20
than 5000 actual mi; sa.950; pvt.
KAISER 3Hsfsi Il 5F Dc s-fsss' lass 4-dr; owner;
Terms. Ohio WILLIAMS RUIcK
LA SALE '3S club cpe; shift under
wheel; tires, motor and body In
SSns% gSSG sSnd s9S; CO; S,S1g5: eonG: S black
otser eiSGo HE. HE;' 41s 441sesf' CIV '''OO " ,, ;,
LINCOLN Isl "121" sport coupe: all
accessories; excel. cond.. throughout;
IRNt;oTN Ryt; SypeT. i.s51 10 4d9 7ds''s ssed. Hydra
tual miles: owner: beautiful azure
blue finish, immaculate interior; this
car is positively same as brand new
in every way. Take car TO your
mechsnic for approval; 81 .195, BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. Wo. T.
LINCOLN 1949 Cosmopolitan con
vertible: overdrive. radio and heater
new motor: beautiful robin-egg blue
finish; red leather interior. white, wntits,
condition throughout; S795, $I05
down. S3S.92 per month. BELL NO
TORS. 5010 Wis. ave. WO. 6-S90O.
LINCOLN 1852 Cosmopolitan 4edr.
sedan: Hydra-Matic. radio. heater,
tone finish, immaculate interior.
This 1-owner car towner's name on
request) is positively same as brand
new in every way. Must be seen to
be appreciated: $1.995. BELL MO-
TORS, SOLO Wis. ave-. Wo. 6-s9o0.
MERCURY 40 station wagon: me-
chanically AL. wood In fair condi-
ton; 5 good tires: -S395. FRANK
SMALL "a INC. 1900 Pa. ave.
4ss o%s!is. ana h. Slir sss sslnt Iirs tiTs:
or terms; S1.o95. KIRK MOTOR,
CO.. 1000 Georgia ave. IS
MERCURY. 1949 club coupe. or 1850
Ford Tudor sedan: Both Of these
mileage. Both cars are in positively
perfect condition throughout. Take
car to your mechanic for your ap-
proval. Your choice. S695; sos dn..
$3S.92 per month. BELL MOTORS,
MERcURY Ky 1850 aSs %o eo0v! esSSG sSss coSd
mi $3.50. owner. OIL: .S-7437. IS
MERCURY '53; practically new; ST.
900. EN- 2-3s32. %
Evening star., 1954-06-04
IS FOR SALE AUToMoBItes FOR SALE I

MeTcoMasie. ssS sSe iRs ts.s:. o1 VIC one: e.
sf9ss sY2il R1kk lEss MofSh ofet Con- se'ni!Rs 900
MEFGGsY dfSrt1s avg 81 club coupe; radio.
guarantee. Car No. 456-A. MONROE
FORD, 300 Wis. ave. NV, Wo. g.
2q00. Open evenings until pm.
MERCURY '53 Monterey 4-dr.; Mere
SEM 3Mat,e HnEr1sG tSlly ssuipPSssdi Pssi Kns 81 sso
aESpAhL aiex.. Va. oNiise ov. s.ie6S. l N.Hs ''''
NJ. G. 81; black. green leather: 1887;
II others. JACK PRY. 14th and
NJ. G.&TD 1859 red. excel, cond; Co
ing oyerseas. Price. S1'ooo. Can "a.
M. 9. 81 Mark II convertible; blue.
htr. Here is sports car that has
1896. LEE b. BUTLER; INC 1i2i
tst S. 5; now low nii.aee: ni ei1S good eondi-
trade Or s.: :oS5. 71o R. !. ave. ne.
Nj. p9 &. orE: 81 #: only s wks. old; traded
On Jaeuar, @ Save Ssoo- JACK PRY.
M. G., I'd, bought new Now. 1858;
dark green; tonneau cover; like new
throughout; $3.50. HE. 4-4433.
M. G. '51-'5s. MANHATTAN AUTo.
INC. lKaiser;Willys and foreign
cars), 9TH and r sts. NV. NO. z
200. Established 1914. 5
MORRIS 1954s. A selection Of 2-door
models, convertibles and station wag-
ons; low mileage; at reduced prices.
Also NJ. q. demonstrators available
NeW-car title and guarantee. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO. INC. (Kaiser-Willys
and foreign carsl. both sides Of 7th
and r SITS. NV, NO. 7-2700.. Estab-
iished 1914. with branch salesroomi
for Austin-Healey sport car and
Austin of England at 1910 King ST.
NASH As fH 1851 Rambler Country Club
hardtop; custom interior. radio,
$S95. ALEXANDRIA NASH. 1705
Mt. Vernon ave-. Alex. Va. XII.
9-233O. evenings till 8.
NASH 81 Super Statesman 4-door
sedan; heater. $685.; Terms, guar
FORD. 800 Wis. ave. NV, WO. g.
1000. Open evenings until pm.
Evening star., 1954-06-04
AUroMoBlkEs EoR SAFE

OLDSMOBnE 1947 club coupe; beAu-
tiful condition: sacrifice. terms. $40
On. ROPER" 18th and RI. ave ne.
OLDs '5e Super "s' sed.: orig.
owner: Hydra. r. and h.. new bat
terry: $1,000. JE. 4-613O. %
OLDS AZ 4-dr. sedan: runs good:
nrst 500 takes. Call IA. 4-1797.
OLDS AZ sedan; Hydra. r. and h.;
cleanest in town: must be seen: SOS
down; full price, 1895. KIRK MO-
TOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave. NV. a
oLDs % so "ss" 4.dr,;;. T.. h.; real
cond.; $3.50, Ia. 6-61S4 %
OLDS 1851 "SS" club coupe: 81: 1875.
BENDALL PONTIAC. sol N. WASH
ington ST.. Alex. Va. OV. 3-2706.
OLDS 1880 "SS" 4-dr.: fully equipped !;
$685.. BENDALL PONTIAC. Sol N.
Washington ST.. Alex. Va. ov. g.
oLDSsS 1a41 "e": Hydra, r. and h.:
ssye best offer. must sell. Daieview s.
~ super 4;door; equipped; /;
Washington st. Alex. Va. Ov. B.
PACKARD so 2-door: radio and htr. !;
495-A. MONROE FORD, 1887 East.
West hwy. Sill. Spr.. Md. Open ewes.
till g. JU. 5-S704
Evening star., 1954-06-04

FORD '49 Custom .'s" Fordor; r. and
H.; owner; very good cond.: must
sacrifice; only 1895; trade and
terms. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. r.
! ave. at Goth st. ne. -
FORD 81 vs. Custom conv.; beaut,
all-leather interior; cverdr. Very
good cond. throughout; 1-owner car
with low mi. You get Q 6 mos. war
ranty with this car ct only $975:
FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC. 1876
Good Hope rd. s.e., LU. 4-5700.
FORD 1850 VS. club coupe: beaut.
low mileage; heater, Sc. almost
new tires. Don't miss this week end
bargain. Get our 6-mos. warranty.
Only $615. FRANK SMALL. IL,
INC; 1885 Good Hope I'd. Sc. dU.
FORD So v-s; tan; r. and h.; excel.
eond;; $1.095. AID. 4-7500. DIR.
FORD So Custom VS. Tudor; radio.
heater and oyerdrive; 81 .195; terms;
guarantee; Car No. 277-B. MON
Eo ROE d9H5S FoSR 610o loo, Wis rS:nNy: ave nT
FokD 40 custom "s" Tudor; radio
and heater; S595; terms; guarantee.
510O wis. ave. NV, WO. $4,000.
Open evenings until 8 pm:
FORD 81 Custom "8" club coupe;
rad radio ar. and d heater; $500; terms; terms
ROE FORD. 51OO wis. ave. NV,
WO. $4,000. Open evenings until
FORD 81 de luxe SO" Tudor; radio
and heater; a real buy at SS45;
terms; guarantee. Car No. 3S0-A,
hwy, nv, 4 siI; spgss spgssos Nd. Open evenings
FoRS t5I T. y ~ Enrlisb 2uds94 Consul rordor Sc
dan: radio and heater; excellent
condition and priced for only $195:
terms. Car No 4S9-A. MONROE
FORD, 1887 East-West hwy. Sill.
Spg., Nd; Open evenings until y.
FORD 81 convertible; radio, heater
wall tires; mechanically Al: 81
O95; terms; guarantee. Car No.
i53S-A. MONROE FORD. 1897 East
West hwy, Sill. Spg., Md. Open eve
nings till 8. JU. 5-7S04.
FORD '52 Fordor; r: and n: one
owner; low mileage; D. C. Inspection
guaranteed: 85monsh 8d op.,SHST Or S,09T-mn11e ME-
TOR CO. Ford, 92O Bladensburg
FORD so Custom "8'' Fordor; Ford
omatic. htr.. turn sig; beaut. z
tone blue finish; tip-top cond.
throughout; $1,345; written guar.
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3010 r. /.
ave. ne, DE. 2-6300.
FORD '53 Mainline SO" Fordor !;
glacier blue finish; Wv. tires: an
extra-clean, low-mileage. l-oWner
car: Sl,295; written guar. TR1-
ANGLE MOTORS. 3O10 r. !. ave-
ne, DE. 2-63O0.
FORD Super de luxe cluo coaen'
custom motor VS.; llO h:p;; excel M
lent condition; $165; Iull price
ROPER" 18th and R. 1. ave- ne
FORD '53 Victoria; Fordomatic; fully
equipped; S1,695. BENDALL pom
TiAC, sol N. Washington ST.. Alex.
FORD rs de luxe "s" Tudor sedan:
beautiful gray finish; equipped with
radio. heater, seat covers; rear
beauty. See and drive II TO-DAY
Priced for quick sale, S365: KEN
YON-PECK Chevrolet. 1856 oWVnldd VII
son blvd. Arl. Va. ia. 2-SVOo'
70Rp 0Rsn 5s f yictoria: ySS Rm rordomatic shift,
miles; / owner; 2-tone green finish;
white-wall tires. Car positively same
guaranteed; SI,795. BELL MOTORS,
5OIO wis. ave, WO. 6-S900. 80
FORD Al Tudor; r. h.; real nice
cond.; S195. or best offer. OWNER,
2274 Cathedral ave. NV; g.
ORD '53 Customline Tudor; T. and
h, Wv. tires. beautiful 2-tone tan tan
Evening star., 1954-06-04
AuToMoBlLEsFoR SALE

PACKARD 1854 Special club sedan;
2-tone ivory-meridian blue finish.
New-car title warranty. cost new
So, $50 40 save S47I. 40. Pack
ARD, 928 Phila. ave. S. s., Md. ~.
9-39o0. Open 10 till 4.
PACKARD 1851 touring club sedan;
Ultramatic, r. and h., spotless green
tnish. new seat covers: Sl95 down,
sos per mo. Guar. packard Head
ouarters), CAPITOL PACKARD 9os
Phila. ave. S. s.. Md, JU. $4,000.
Open Sun. 10 It'll
PACKARD 194S club sedan green
ffnish: f,I,i Wv: tires, o.d.. radio. htr.,
Hna l4ll dDI,s price, S345; S42 dn; tPscksrpd
g2S Phila. ave, s. S., Nd, JU
9-39OO. Open Sun. 10 till 4.