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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
Rural Wonen's News
WHICH WEIGH, LADY?
By RITA cUMMINS

ELMORE - A group of women
in Elmore will be deciding the an
Swer to this question as they meet
at the home of Mrs. Fred Barnes
at 700 on March 21 If you would
like to attend the meeting please
call Mrs. Barnes so she will know
how many to expect.
GYPSUM - On March % at 1:30,
Mrs. Warren Lemon and Mrs. Jo-
sephine Marek will have the weight
control meeting at the Gypsum
Community Church. Those inter
ested in that area are welcomed
to attend.
OAK HARBOR - On March %
at 7:30 pm. in the Extension Of
flee the Which Weigh Lady project
will be held for the Oak Harbor
area. l vii be helping Mrs. Francis
Denny with this meeting. If you're
interested or Just plain curious,
you're welcomed to attend. Please
call Mrs. Denny or the Extension
Office if you plan to attend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
Women's Committee
Hears Good Reports

The Women's Committee of the
Ottawa County Farm Bureau met
recently in the home of Mrs. Geo.
Orwlg, Jr., in Oak Harbor. The
chairman, Mrs. VIM. Reif, opened
the meeting with devotionS. Mrs.
Ludwig, secretary, gave her report.
Mrs. Richard Moore, legislative
delegate, reported on her trip to
Columbus and meeting representa-
tive William Rofkar. She also re-
ported on bills coming up. Mrs.
Miles K'Burg and Mrs. VIM. Reif
reported on their recent visit to
Columbus when they attended
leaders school. They also met Mr..
Rofkar and visited the capitol.
Appropriations for ools,
dairying, conveyor belt, milk dis
pensers, strip mining and rural
mail delivery were discussed.
Mrs. Orwig, who is on the coun-
ty health board, announced the
dinner to be held at the Trinity
Methodist Church, Port Clinton,
March 29th.
Present were, educational lead
er, Ben Plover, Wayne, Mrs. Orlee
Humphrey, Mrs. Miles K'Burg,
Mrs. John Nietfelt, Mrs. Richard
Moore Mrs. George Orwig, Jr., and
Mrs. Walter Bruger of Oak Harbor,
Mrs. William Ref, Graytown, Mrs.
Edward Ludwig Catawba Island,
Mrs. Henry Kihlken and Mrs. VIM.
Sass, Danbury, Mrs. C. w. Brokate
and Mrs. Harold Sass, Portage
township.
The April meeting will be held
Monday evening, the 4th in the
home of Mrs. Richard Moore. rural
Oak Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
EOD Patrol Boats
To Be Launched

Erie Ordnance Depot planned to
launch its fleet of patrol boats
for patrolling the Lake Erie Dan
ger Area this week if navigation
conditions permit.
The fleet of patrol boats used
by the depot by patrolling the
Lake Erie Danger Zone during the
navigation season is comprised of
2 wooden "a foot boats and 2
steel as foot boats capable of max
ing speeds of 25 mph.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
BY JuEL REED COVER

|
About an hour before show time
the theater opens to line of wait.
| ing program viewers and they are
in their seats as you go once more
up on the stage, a few minutes be.
fore Welcome Travellers theme
song ushers in the program.
Bob Cunningham comes over as
you wait those last few minutes
and tells you he got started in
television through newspaper
job, His paper had radio station
= ne filled in one day for an an.
nouncer - and liked it so we'll he
gave up journalism for the air
waves.
The Wayman Pressleys', of Car
bondale, ILL.,, who told of their
dreams to erect 500-foot cross on
Bald Knob Mountain in the Shaw
nee National Forest of Southern
Illinois, impressed us as a sincere
and devout couple.
The General Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs is backing the $4,000
600 project which is designed to
provide a place of worship for all
Christians, with the purpose of
achieving a greater unity of re-
ligiouS thinking and effort. THE
CROSS will contain Shrines for all
denominations, will be Illuminated
at night, and will be Visible over a
$500 square mile area.
Mr.. Presley is rural mail car
rier, WHO got the idea of the pro-
Ject after Easter sunrise services
he Instituted at the Scenic spot
started drawing thousands of wor-
shippers. Contributions to the pro-
Ject may be mailed direct to THE
CROSS, Cairo, H., the Federation
has announced.
That dinner at the College Inn
PorterhouSe where w e co m e
Travellers entertained us - Peg
and Bill Brown, Ralph and LaRue
Flick, the Rev Blankenship, and
CarliSta Snyder plus the three in
our immediate party = was really
super.
The Porterhouse is a gorgeous
place, with western motifs on the
walls accented by illumination that
dlms and brightens, musicians who
go from table to table, and food
and service that you'll never for
get. All, those Steaksl They come
in under silver covers, with blazing
flames on special cart to keep
them sizzling hot as they are serv-
ed. And, oh, that dessert cart!
Loaded with the most beautifully
decorated desserts imaginable, and
what a heart-rending job it is to
make choice
The Porterhouse las one feature
that will endear it to every par
ent. An Indian Chief named South
wind (who says Chief Coffeepot
Baby Sitter is his nickname) takes
over the small fry and entertains
them royalty while adults luxuriate
in unforgettable glamor as they
dine. He let B. wear MS magnificent
headdress, and then a cowboy hat.
and took him all over the place.
Arthur Gwynne, of the Gray
Line, came around Wednesday
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
ROBERT w. RETDER
Reports From The
STATE
CAPITOL
HISTORIC SMITHVILLE INN

near Wooster the of the 100th consecu-
tive Wayne County Jackson Day celebration the other
night the dining packed with Democrats
from surrounding counties who turned out to hear Con-
gresham Wayne Hays of the 18th district. .Orvilles
Raymond 0. Morgan dinner chairman and former
Congressman John McSweeney, toastmaster. the Dems
turned out for riproarng speech and Hays in his
usual good FORM
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18

WALT COFFMAN, supervisor
of the House Stenographers, is
slated for new post with the
legislature
THERE'S a terrific legislative
battle shaping up between the
banks in Cleveland and the So.
ciety for Savings in that city.
Don Ebright. one-time guberna.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18

DR.. HOWARD WILLIAMS,
the Trumbull county dentist
lawmaker who is chairman of
the House Military Affairs com
mlttee, tells this one on him
self:
He was approached the other
day by a man who said he need.
ed procedurai advice on pro.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
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The JEWEL
BOX
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Well Never Know

How the whole News gang, will
everybody in on the secret, KEEP
from giving away the fact that Bill
Brown was going to Chicago to(
for that TV show, we will never
be able to figure out.
Or how Carlista Snyder and the
Rev. Perry BlankenShip kept such
perfectly straight, bland, faces a!
we talked with them beforehand
about the trip! Or how our pa
LaRue Flick, who called from Ere
mont TO enthuse about the fun il
would be, could keep from giving
away the fact she'd be on too
Tom Koch, who called from Chi
cago for Welcome Travellers severa
times in making arrangements fol
the show, said sort of casually or
one call: by the way, you never
told me where your husband work
ed, did your"
So we said "The Matthews Co
And we found out later that ne
Immediately called Al, asking fol
a list of names of people they
might have on the show, warning
al not to give it away
Mighty good Secret-keepers we've
got around this town, by gosh!
We were asked to be at the
Garrick Theater at $50 am. Thurs
day - telecast was 1890 = and
we thought we'd get back to the
hotel before. But that wasn't the
case.
A big TV show is an amazing
thing to be part of. Welcome
Travellers which originated as a
radio show in the Sherman Hotel
College Inn Porterhouse half a
block away from the Garrick, car
ries a staff of 81 people for that
half hour Show The perfect timing
you watch on the show isn't an
accident. 1t comes from fierce con-
centratlon on the smallest detail
A marvellous fellow by the name
of Frank Wait, (Whom we'd love
to see doing his own TV show one
OF these days. takes over in pre-
pairing guests on Welcome Travel
ers for the show Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayman Presley (of whom more
later), who were on Thursdays pro-
gram with us, were in one lounge
OF the theater and we were in an
other
They spirited Barry off upstairs
soon after we got there, and that
was the last we saw him till he
walked out before the cameras. He
could play upstairs, explained
Frank. Truth was, as it later de-
veloped, that all the surprise guests
on the show were up there going
over their scripts and that's what
he was to do!
A porter keeps you supplied with
not coffee as you go over the
script in rough rehearsal with
Frank Wait and later with Tom
Bartlett and Bob Cunningham, who
are grand guys. You go up on the
stage where the jungle of cables
and television cameras give an
eerie appearance to the empty
theater. Your voice is tested. Then
back to the lounge you go, for an
other run-through of the script,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
Buckeye RecreationaI Workshop :

Here's an opportunity for any
one especially interested in recrea-
tional leadership Scholarships are
available for this one week train
ing to be held in Urbana, Ohio,
April 1928. For more details in
formation call the Extension Of
flee, 1851.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18

bIem affecting state-owned
building.
Williams promptly suggested
better see your county repre-.
sentative" only to discover
much to his EMBARRASSMENT
the advice-seekeI to be one of
his COP colleagues
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
Farm and Home Week =

During Farm and Home Week
at the Ohio State University Cam
pus, March 22-25, The All Advisors
Recognition luncheon will be held
in the Ohio Uunion. ottawa County
will be represented at this lunch
con, on March Is by Mrs. VIM. Mis-
sen and Mrs. Art Schultz both 5
year advisors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
THE LITTLE FELLOW

would get tax break under a constitutional amend
ment proposed by Rep Edward w. De Chant 3D., Lo-
ran) the Avon Lake Iawmaker wants to exempt
home owners from paying taxes the first $4,000
assessed value if DeChant's proposal receives three
fths majority in each branch of the Assembly, it will
be submitted to Ohio voters next November. =.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
SPARKPLUGGING THE DRIVE

for expansion and Improvement of Cevelands State
Mental hospital is the House Democratic leader Rep
James j. Mc(iettrick the veteran Cuyahoga lawmaker
has introduced bill to appropriate $4,000 900 for that
purpose.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
NOTES FROM OTTAWA =
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM

Folks who ordered trees from
the Division of Forestry will re
ceive them April 13. The Seeding
trees will arrive by truck at the
state highway garage in Oak Har-
Dor. Arrival time is | PM.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
Rev. A. Braun, Elmore, Is
Honored On Sind Birthday

man who has devoted SO years to the ministry, the
service OF God and service to his eoWmen heard Sunday
the esteem and affection in which all of Ottawa county
him.
The Rev A Braun pastor of Grace Lutheran church at
Elmore and also of the Graytown Lutheran church con-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
State An Advisory Committee :

Ottawa County is proud to have
Mrs. Leslie Hellwing represent us
on the State Committee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18

There seems to be more and
more concern about civil defense
and mobilization. | hear folks dis
cuSSlng it at various meetings. The
other night it came up for discus
sion at our Farm Bureau council
as to where you should tune your
radio in the event of an attack.
You can even take short course
of study in Toledo on how to mo-
bllize. 1t is sponsored by the arm
ed forces plus Toledo Chamber of
Commerce and Toledo University.
1t will be held March % through
April 8. have an application
blank if you care to attend.
Are you going to Farm and
Home Week next week at Ohio
State University? Why not 60
it is really worth while. If you go
on March 23 you may want to take
along sample of your silage Dr.
Rogers from the experiment sta
ton will judge it for you from 3
to 5 PM. The silage clinic will be
held in Plumb Hail.
Roy Herring brought in a soil
sample for testing. He plans to do
little experimenting to see what
corn yields he can produce.
There seems to be plenty of
trees available free by way of the
Port Clinton National Guard. Mr.
Vogt of the armory called saying
tkey would have 10000 seedlings
to give away Several articles in
the papers cry the same story. So
if you were one of those unfor
tunate people who couldn't even
buy them why not contact the Port
Clinton Armory?
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18

torial candidate. is helping line
up forces for the banks.
SENATOR Fred W. Danner
(R., Summit claims that state
taxes have increased 1000 per
cent IN the past 40 years and
he's conducting campaign
against what he terms "Ohio's
habitual waste" of tax monies.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-18
Al AdviSore

Save the date of March % for
the All advisors training meeting
to be held at the Extension Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29

BUICK Oh super hlVleEA, Iully EQUIP.
in every ssy n nslSatns dSnSls
credit approval. call tn. 2-4200.
BILL ROSS. 7400 Ga. ave. NV.
BUICK 1854 2-door sedan: beautiful
light blue body with light gray top,
white tires. radio. heater. seat
s $751; h SsEss5 oRaE Buis RS
BUICK 1852 station wagon; dark
green; radio. heater and Dynafoy
trans; thoroughly s rsconditlS ned
Quick. 18th and M SITS. NV" Dl.
BUICK 40 Super sedanette: black;
SON & ORME 1Buicki. 18th and
NJ SITS. NV, DI. 7-S196;
BUICK 1852 2-door sedan: blue TOP
with light gray bottom; very very clean Lean
n tsGESasby Fsc9 osMG su Hny s ih
C ADS " C 1 aT'' model g. sport
sedan; beautiful orig. black finish:
Wv, tires: sell for bal. due. Sl19
cash, full price. 1880 r. !. ave. ne.
u
Eidorado features: light baby blue
with blue top; 2-tone blue and white
leather upholstery. Power-steering.
power brakes. power windows;
radio. heater. white walls, metallic
new car condition; $4,000. RIA. B.
'5a convertible: light blue
body, black top; whitehall tires;
10000 miles; r. and h.. Hydra
Matte. and power steering. .Tu
CADILLAC Al: excel. motor. T., h.;
$125. Call after $50. AP. 7-!2s5'
AZ; r.. h.. standard
transm.: new paint; pvt. owner;
c SiSS IT, 1854 II2fS2 ass" club coupe;
s 1913 p doan, P ISsssH Mo MOTORS. 1870
RI ave. ne. LA. $4,000. 20
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AUTOS. FOR SALE Gent,

BUICK 1947 black Super sedan:
fully equipped. Only S247. EMER-
SON e. ORME (Buickb, 18th and
NJ SITS. NV DI. 7-S196.
BUICK 194I 4-dr. sedan: fully
equipped. excellent upholstery good
best offer. HE. 4-6l33. so
BUICK 81. Diplomat leaving. must
sell: Perfect condition. new Dynafow,
motor and generator overhauled.
tires. upholstery and dash board.
good condition: 5000. Call DE. q
$500. Ext. 80. 9 TO 3. 81
BUICK AS convertible; r. and h.
SILVER SPRING MOTOR CO, INC.
1909 E.-W. hwy. tat Ga. aYe), Sill.
Spg., Nd. ~ 9-450O
BUICK 1850 sedan; Dyna.; r. and h.
excel. motor and fin: carefully driv-
en-: S345; S45 dn. 1920 Wilson blvd.
BUCKS 1854; 2-tone finish. r. and
h.. Dynafiow. w.tw. tires. power
steering and brakes; cannot be told
from new: 3 to choose from; all
one-owner cars with showroom APP
pearanee; S2,595 ca; liberal trade!
SPY. Nd. JU 9-450O.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Connecticut,
BUICK 80 Super hard top: Dynafiow.
fully equip; beautiful special paint;
new tires: top shape. Save money,
this private seller. co. 5-oasS'
BUicKs 40 Super sedanette; r. and
h.. 1899. 30 Sp. sed.; Dy-, r. and
h.; .S549. so Super RiF. sed.; Dy.,
equipped; 5000. '53 RIM. Riviera
hard top: power st. and brakes, Dy.,
r and h.; cream, black top; S1,799.
HORNER'S CORNER. Buick Dealer,
Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
BUICK '53 Super convertible; S1,699.
H0RNER,s BUICK, 1929 MINI. ne,
BUICK 81 super Riviera a-dr.; ST.
1873. .HORNERS BUICh. 1929 MINI.
me-, LII. l-9226. Il
So. 400. HORNER'S BUICK. 1929
MINI. ne, LII. 1926. II
BUICK 80 de luxe 4-dr:; 1899. HOR-
NERS BUICK 1929 MINI. ne. LU.
BUICK Isl super Riviera e-dr.; Ss4s.
HORNETS BUICK, 1929 Mimi. ne.
BU H -y 81 supe, 4-dr.; pyna.: s94s.
HoRNE Frs BUICK. 1929 MINI. n.e.'
BUICK '52 de luxe 4-dr.: Dyna.: ST.
O99. HoRNERs BUICK, 1879 MINI.
BUICK. is4s Rosdmaster 4-dr. sedan:
in good condition: private owner;
S295.. Call MA. S-6229, evenings.
BUICK WH IS Special de luxe sedan; a
top-auality: one-owner car; 2-tone
blue and ivory finish: Dyna., heater,
turn signals. custom seat e sTreT 1
MOTORS tFord). SOTO r. /. ave.
ne DE o-6302
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FARMS
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

PIsCATAwAY. on county road, ! and
"a acres. 250-ft. frontage: $3.50.
HARTMAN REALTY INC, 1345
Good Hope I'd. Sc, LU. 4-3400.
LOTS AND ACREAGE in nearby Nd.
and Va, anywhere from s to 900
acres; some with sewer and wafer.
Call till PM. ST. 3-0550. 81
81 LOTS, Beverly HillS-Sewer and
water avail: zone RS; flexible
financing. Call Mrs. McNeai at ia.
4-1155 or JE. 3-3l52. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, INC.
Olney Area to
E-acre rambler sites on paved state
I'd. in excel. area: easy terms: 81
$50. LO. 5-2S00. HUGGTNS d
HARRISON, INC, Realtor.
POTOMAC, Md, in the Cabin John
watershed: 10 acres with 1000 IT.
frontage on hard-surfaced road.
Terms available Call Mr.. Holland.
ewes, OIL. 9-S679. H. G. SMITHY
CO., S11 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000.
| VIRGINIA-We have several desir-
able parcels of ground. water in.
sewer started. CULMORE REALTY
co ,yE A-665O i
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

AIR -C0ND. SPACE, in units of 400
500. 1000 and 400 So; IT.. medi-
cal center and upper Conn. ave
BRENTWOOD, Md. - s-room suit,
available for. doctor or dentist in
modern building. in excellent loca.
5000 WISCONSIN AVE. N.w.-Ideal
location for ONCE large rooms
private entrance. FIRST door: plenty
OF parking space; reasonable rent
Phone WO G-223i
MODERN CONDITIONER once,
IN Evansville area. Call WA: 2.
NEW MEDICAL BLDG, 1879 Eye st
NV small office about 400 50
IT; large ONCE about LOO 50. TT
Call MR.. MACK. Ma. s-2036. day
EXCL Ittd1i NV. 18th and Eve
Choice 5-rm. lst-h. air-cond. offict
suite: approx. LOO 50. IT.: parking
space available. AP. 7-3452 for appt
ENTIRE FLOORS rooms or less
1905 / st. NV: inexpensive. Cal
! daily. p-13, AID 2-lgl0. ii
1917 iath ST. N.W.-1st floor from
once: ideal advertising space OF
windows: other ofices $50 and up
TWo S CaoicE PVT. RMS. in 1st-n
| LAWYERS Suite: air cond.: parking
also ideal 3-rm suite for arch.
1 contr.; above Blue Reports, Inc.
! reas. 2026 Eye st. NV. RE. T-1I22
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CHOICE WAREHOUSES

CHOICE WAREHOUSES;
~ 3,400 so. It. One-story drive-in
tional yard space. Close-in Alex
building with high ceiling. Add
andria.
(2I 2,400 so. #. New one-story in
convenient location, End and Ken
49, 5000 So. IT. Brand-new one.
story with recessed loading bays
15-ft. ceiling. ample toilet facilities
Ready for occupancy. Excellent ne
WEINBERG g. BUSH. INC.
1907 H Street NV. MA. S-550(
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

MONTGOMERY Co.-2o-sO acres,
hilly, wooded land for archery club.
ME. S-3711 or OIL. 2-2395. Il
vIRGINIA-We have buyers for nm
ished lots and acreage. CULMORE
REALTY CO., JE, 4-6650. Il
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS

1853 S1k HIP. CHAMPION HYDRO
drive cupboard motor: best offer.
lift. RGN.A-BoUT; 10 hip. motor
and trailer. Good shape: $3.50.
1els Fl. OUTBoARD RUNABoUT
with trailer: 10 hip. Elsin engine.
speed up to % miles per hour: steer
ing wheel, throttle and gear shift.
/ yr. old. Very clean: $475. JAMES
K. CABANLSS, Vienna. Va. Phone
Dunkirk 5-S397. 80
CHRIS 1858 Gift. Monterey:
never been in water, needs only mo-
tor dnboard. and underwater hard
ware for launching; S2;175 or best
TIE. $1,000, after Z.
JOHNSON 1854 10 h.p., with gear
shift and gas tank. Excellent con-
dition, run about II hrs: $3.50 cash,
EVINRUDE. 22h hip: GOOD condi-
ton: S75 or best offer. Oh. 1850.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1897: Morris COW. S697; '49
Rsnault, S297, and 9 M. G.s. JACK
PRY. l4th and P SITS.
A !osd t,r 1850 3D. n. excel ao sSna rss
heater. new battery; $3.50. Call K1.
AUsTiHS CAMBRIDGE. brand new '55
model: also 30 Austin Heaiey 1907.
Hillman,, Morris Minor. M. G. Com
eonvertiblss. station yssons: start:
o ss a. MANaA TlfseS auT Fesdf fNc
North 7-27o0. Branch sales, 1910
B KiRE ST is5 Ale* sdl va sp KnS spS yna
with red TOP; 10000 mi. orig.
owner: excel. cond.; $1.975. RIA.
1926 after 8 pm; 20
terms SIS down. S. S' Sk. RoP ssR?'
BUICK A 1858 SUPER 81 per- 4 Id clean. low
PENN, MoST I5R 1870 R. /. o ave.
BSfiGk IS Corner: ss2e
B RHeslf bea aaa Stanley sH3S H. IL saas
BUICK 40 Super sedanette; r. and
aoY ayea Mo SHea g sShEs. s0 Isl7 r.
n eoiors. RoRNGR's % coR Ru'N Baic1
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. IL
BUICK ,5s Roadmaster sedan, beau
tituI 2-tone blue; radio. heater,
fiow, power steering and power
only $1,7a9. EMERSON f0 4 oRME
BUICK, 18th and M SITS. NV. DI.
1896.
BUICK 80 Super 4-dr.: Dyna.: S749.
HoRNER's BUICK, 1929 MINI. ne.
Buick tGi k-' 1851 convertible; beautiful
heater, Dynafiow and power steer
ing. Only S1.347. EMERSON &
oRME ,. tBpick)' 1889 Pa. ave. Sc
BUicKs. 1851 Super and Roadmaster
Your choice. only S997. EMERSON
81 ORME tBuick). 18th and M SITS.
NV. -DI. 7-Sl96, and 1889 Pa. ave.
Sc, Ii. 3-24O0. ----
BUICK 1854 Riviera coupe; beautiful
2-tone exterior; fully eauipped incl
power steering; S2,445; CCC guar
Capitol Cadillac Odds. Co.
1o22 22nd St. NV. ST. $4,000
BUICK 1852 hard top; beautiful .
tone gray; radio. heater and Dyna. !:
o s5E 'san sh0T HMaRso 5ss09dt oRME
Quick, 1889 Pa. ave, Sc, Ii.
BUCKS. 1860 Super sedans; fully
eonipped;, selection OF models and
o oRME t fRiS I1th LM and n sts
NV. DI. 7-Sia6, and 1859 Pa. ave.
BUICKs. 1853 2-door sedans; fully
equipped; thoroughly reconditioned;
S ssset assG Of to Gsoss Ct so0 EMEk
SON & ORME (Buickl, 18th and
N SITS. NV, DI. 7-s196. and 1889
Pa, ave. Sc. LII. 3-2400.
BUCKS, 1850 2-door sedans: fully
equipped; thoro y ~, re econ !.
SON a. ORME Buick, 18th and M
s sve. S se': II p $500 5000 or 1859 "a
BUCKS. 1949 sedans; selection Of
colors and models, all eouipped.
only thGEGSshl' E 5s6sRss5isn.s c oRM
(Buick). 18th and M SITS. NV. DI.
1880. and 1889 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii.
3-2400.
BUICK '53 Super Riviera hard top;
r.. h.. Dynaf1ow. Wv. tires; beauti-
full 2-tone finish: car like new;
S1,695. Safety-tested. written guar
antee for your safety.
PAUL BROTHERS OLDS.
WIS. AVE. AND ELLICOTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-130S OPEN DAILY TIL
BUICK '46 Super; black, 4-dr., in
good cond., r, b., new clutch, good
tires, S165, JU. 6-0239. 81
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sroREs EoR RENT tcens.l

MODEM STORES. Hyattsvilis area
BUSY CENTRAL LocATIoNs-For
clothing. TV, radio. hardware. paint
valet, cleo. appliances. etc. 1906
nos st. NV. Rent SIS mo. each
OWNER, RA. 3-6184. 20
SMALL STORE. suitable business oil
ONCE. $3.50 Blsdensburg I'd. ne.
LA. 6-1SS5. %
RETAIL STORE, 20x5O. for rent In
shopping center in Falls Church;
ideal location; $3.50 month Call Mr.
LASSEN, JE. 2-2922, JE. 3-7447
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Approx. a..
800 50. #. of ground-leyel business
property in business district; can
be remodeled to suit tenant. cOFF-
MAN REALTY CO. 1926 Ga. ave.
Silver Spring. Nd, JU. 9-4123.
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ILoTs AND ACREAGE WANTEnlAUTos AND TRUCKS WANTED
(SontinuedO (confiuued)

WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for lots
and acreage in Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties. Call Mr..
Eisenacher. COFFMAN REALTY CO,
1925 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring. Nd.
JU. 9-4123. 80