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Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18
FELTON, School News

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School will be dismissed at 1:35
next Wednesday for the Thanksgiv-
ing recess, Thursday and Friday
The cafeteria wiz serve turkey
with all the trimmings on Wednes-
day. There viii be no increase in
prices.
Industrial Arts
An additional power Scroll saw
has been purchased for the indus
trial arts department. This eouiD-
ment was necessary to meet the re-
quirements Of larger junior high
school classes.
The Senior Play
On Thursday and Friday eve
ming, November IL and Is, the
senior class presented their play.
I'm Family Crisis, which was
enjoyed by a very receptive audi
ence. The proceeds viii go toward
their senior trip.
Elementary
On Wednesday, November %,
grades 5, ga, and 6-B win present
a Thanksgiving assembly. Opening
exercises will be in charge Of ga,
with Kathleen Anderson reading
the Bible. Following the Bible read
ing win be the prayer and flag
salute, and first stanza Of "Ameri-
ca.
Grade GA, under the direction
of their teacher, Miss Hastings, will
present a play entitled Thanks
giving Drama"
The scene of the play is just be-
fore the first Thanksgiving, and
shows how Tom and Tilly Turkey
outWit their enemies. The charac-
ters are as follows: Tom Turkey
Charles Rebar; Tilly Turkey Mary
SSh2rpnack; Wind FOOt-Maxine
STOPPER; Morning Mist-Mary Jane
Gray; Moon FloWer-Pearl Hamil-
ton; Chief Big FOx-Norman Le-
gates; Benjamin-Nelson Link: Pa
tience Florence Walls; Announ-
cer-RObert. DOnaway.
Following the GA play. the Choir
us. will sing two selections: Come
ye Thankful People, Come, and
America.
Those boys and girls in grades
5, and 6-B, who are not in the Choir
us or the Junior Band, are uniting
to give play entitled, 'sThe First
Thanksgiving. The characters are
Pilgrim men, women, and children
as well as several Indians. The |
characters in their play are as fol- |
lows: Announcer-LOuise Cohee;
Brewster Ronald Syl-
Vester; Love Brewster Constance
Crane; John Ellington Timothy
Kemp; Giles Hopkins Wal /
-ers; Damaris Hopkins Carol Van /
Ness: Constance Hopkins Mary /
Bernard; Mistress Brewster Mar /
garet Hutchins; Samoset - Paul
1ranner; Squanto-R Richard Price;
Master Hopkins Robert Steele;
Master Winslow-Henry Rivers;
Governor Carver William O'Day;
elder Brewster ~ John Goodwin;
Donald Cohee; Mistress
Hopkins Mary Ann Farrow; Gov
srnor Bradford james Reed.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18
EIGHTH GRADE ENGLISH IN
MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL

Mrs. Vreeland's room, 216. is
filled with eighth grade English
students during the day. This
class has been studying reports
and giving oral ones in class.
Some of the topics chosen by the
pupils where whaling, hockey, foot
ball, nylon stockings, and Milford.
We also made outlines which were
handed in and graded.
At the present time we are
studying the selection Of correct
verbs.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18
THANKSGIVING DANCE

To all you characters looking for
something to do THANKSGIVING
night, we have a special announce
ment. In Milford High Schools
Auditorium we're looking forward
to having big dOin's. A real snazzy
dance band will provide dreamy
music for sWOOning. Of course. if
you want to dance you may. This
is the big Homecoming Dance and
anyone is invited Only one ex-
ceptiOn! Bring a datel Aonther
big advantage! You won't have to
buy your gal refreshments be-
cause they're on the house! For a
wonderful time from eight to
twelve you cant beat an evening
like this at only a dollar per cou-
pie. What do you wear? On yes,
the gals wear party dresses and the
boys suits.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18

A few hundred years ago, swans
were highly valued for human
food.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18
DOVER DOWNS MILFORD
BUCCETTES
By HARRIETT WARp

The Milford Buocettes journeyed
to Dover last week to play their
final game of the hockey season,
except for the faculty game.
In the first half of the game.
Dover made only one goal, but
during the second half they scor-
ed three more. The Milford Buc-
cettes didn't score at all during
the game, making the final score
40, in favor of Dover.
The ]. v. also had a game in the
rain. Their final score was 20,
favor Dover.
After the games, the Dover Sen
atOrs served cider and cookies to
the Milford girls. 1t has always
been traditional to have dinner to-
getEer after the final game, so
both teams stopped at Alexan-
der's Restaurant in Dover. Every
one thoroughly enjoyed them
selves and wished they could do
It more often.
The final outcome of the hockey
season is as follows:
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18
MODEST SETTLEMENT


WAUKEGAN, Ill.-(P)-Johnny
Colosimo, II, had a car mishap
with his new bike and was the
central figure in a $4,000 injury
suit brought by his mother, Mrs.
Dorothy Wink. JOhnny's attorney,
William ]. Crowley, asked the
youngster to lower his trousers
and show the jury scars on his
left thigh resulting from the acci-
dent.
Johnny refused twice to take his
pants down before the women jur-
Ors with a couple Of ''Uh-uhs."
Judge Bernard M. Decker said:
II think the lads using good
sense.
The jury of six men and six
women awarded Johnny $4,000.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18
NEARLY BELOVED
By cARLENE cHEDEsTE

BY cARLENE cHEDEsTER
Nearly Beloved" is a three-act
farce comedy which will be pre-
sented by the Senior Glass of the
Milford High School. 1t is being
directed by Miss Kurzawa and
Mr.. Dennison and will be pre-
sented at 500 P. M. on Thursday
evening, December Is.
The following cast has been Sc
lected: Shirley Hudson, Bob Rey-
nolds, Janet Ward, Leslie Roosa,
Howard Sipple, Bill Fisher, Elaine
Coffin, LOnnie Galloway; Betty
Hayes, Hilda FiOri, Joshua Wiley.
Marion French and Janet Lofland.
We are sure this play viii be a
success. The seniors will need
your support, so get your tickets
now from any member Of the SEN
ior class.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18
JUNIOR HOaTEMAKERs

The Junior classes in Home Eco
nomics, under the direction Of Mrs.
Denise Liller, are giving fall par
ties to various teachers, parents,
and friends. The girls are care
fully planning menus, decorating
rooms, making center pieces and
preparing the food. They are hav-
ing loads" Of fun doing this and
they hope their guests are going
to enjoy the results Of their ef-
forts.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18
RAID VICTIMS

RICHMOND. Va. - Up - The
air raid sirens howled and Rich
mOnders generally took cover in
the face Of a mock bombing as
three B-56 planes droned over the
city. All but employees of the big
Federas building on Lombardy
street. a watchnan reached for
the alarm to send workers to the
basement shelter and sounded the
fire alarm instead.
All Of the people in the building
rushed out into the street.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18
BUY A FRUIT CAKE

sy WANDA LEE TINeLE
The Junior Glass Of Milford High
School is selling those delicious
fruit cakes again this year. They
are the light brown batter with all
Of those delicious fruits and nuts
that make a fruit cake delicious.
There are three different prices
and sizes; the two pound cake
sells for $2.75; two and a half
pound sells for 1895, and the fam
lily size, five pound cake, sells for
the. low price Of s5.35. They are
also pre-sliced which makes it
easy to serve. The Junior selling
the most fruit cakes will receive
a twO-pOund fruit cake free. Sup
port the Junior Glass by buying
a fruit cake and having it deliv-
cred the day you want it.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18

The annual death rate in France
fell from 1875 per 1000 to 11.9 be-
tween 1916 and 1854, and was Is per
thousand before World War II.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
Research Aides Asked
For All Representatives

as per cent increase Just voted
for classified employees.
They would be assigned to al
members Of Congress and dele
gates. Their duties would be
somewhat similar to those Of the
|Senate's administrative assist
ants. They would cost q total Of
about $40 million, plus the rs
per cent pay raise.
Most elected officials Of the
House would receive fiat pay
raises, without the rs per cent
increase. Others. including COM
mittee employees. clerical and
professional staff members. would
get, increases plus the rs per
cent extra.
House Administration offici-
ais explained the move was the
first Of its kind, sending an esti-
mate for funds to the appropria-
ton committee without first rec
Evening star., 1955-06-24
Missile Ship
Skipper Picked

Capt. Charles B. Martell to-
day was named commander of
the Guided Missile ship Boston.
a converted heavy cruiser.
A native of Dorchester, Mass.
the 46-year-old officer graduated
from Western High School here.
He is a 1880 Annapolis graduate.
During his 20 years service,
Capt. Martell has had duties
on both coasts which range from
command of an attack transport
in the Pacific to assistant direc-
torship of the chief Of Naval
Operations. atomic energy divi-
sion. During the Korean War
he was fleet operations officer.
Capt. Martell now is COM
mander of the old battleship
Mississippi, which serves as At
lantic Fleet experimental gum
merry ship.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
Court Limits Department
On Denial Of Passports

man, chairman of the Independ-
ent Socialist League Of New
York. Mr.. Shachtman was de-
MED a passport sin the best in
terests of the United States"
His organization had been
placed on the Attorney Generals
list as subversive. Mr.. Shacht-
man denied this charge and as
serted he was refused a hearing
to prove his claim that the group
is anti Communist.
The appellate court ruling re-
manded the case to the U. s
District Court for the District of
Columbia for a hearing on the
merits.
MIR. Shachtman was repre-
sented by Attorneys Joseph L.
Rauh, jr., Daniel Pollitt and
Mitchell j. Cooper.
Evening star., 1955-06-24

State Department officials and
Government attorneys today
were studying yesterdays Federal
court ruling limiting the power
of the Secretary of State to re-
fuse passports, with a view to-
ward appealing the case to the
Supreme Court.
The U. S. Court of Appeals for
the District of Columbia yester-
day held that the Secretary Of
State must show valid reasons
for such refusal. Reasons are
subject to judicial review as to
their legality, the court ruled.
The decision, in effect. re-
jected a Government conten-
ton that the State Department
has exclusive control over the
issuance of passports.
The appellate court ruling
came in the case of Max Shacht-
Evening star., 1955-06-24

Pay raises for more than 500
employees of the House and funds
to provide research assistants"
for House members were recon-
|mended yesterday by the House
Administration Committee.
The committee, after lengthy
closed hearings, forwarded its
proposals to the Appropriations
Committee.
The research assistants would
receive $11,285 a year, plus the
Evening star., 1955-06-24
Better Lote Than Never

ST. MARYS, Ohio, June "A
R.-The Federal Government
bought property here in 1915 as
the site for a new post ofnce.
Yesterday, 80 years later, Or
mande Keib, assistant post
master general, came here to
announce the building finally
would be constructed.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
Not This

victory barbecue from 6 to 9 pm.
tomorrow at the home of its
president, A. Yates Dowell. 1925
Newark street NV. DR.. Harold
Evening star., 1955-06-24

w. Tribble, president of the col
lege, and Carroll w. Weathers,
dean of the law school, will be
among the honor guests.
Evening star., 1955-06-24

Iommendtng authorizing legisla-
ton.
The indications are that SINH
lar pay raises viii be requested
for Senate employees.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
POINTS FOR PARENTS, esy+A 7 w.lloe.

plus good hurror produces different results
than does frnness plus crossness.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
Wake Forest Alumni

The Wake Forest College
Alumni Association will hold a
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Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1898 Good Hope I'd. 81. LU. 1-se47
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Fo oisss sa, sis WIZ conf ks ro nas
..is ;,,.. sa M -s A s ss t n,.s
e zalas;, SsaS III 81 a. s.sash gyes..
~ Es0aE6 40
reKD i,,ss a,l-metal station wagon:
shows very iittie wear, low mileage,
cash, trade 81 SIA5 down. Sl.I8S.
w RE,L M .ssc7, SOLO wis. ave- s.a 4 ~
rom ebi coach. I. and b.. over
drive. rebuilt motor. finish and pp-
Conn. ave. NV. 3ls
ana h., excellent motor, finish, Wv,
tires n 5000 TOP sss0' sop AZ San'
FesRn TX Fairlane VS. Fordomatic:
and n. low MILEAGE. perfect con-
dtt{ari. Al 4-i62N, 80
FflRll ffl5a cof,pert,.. Nist green
WIN hrard.new biack top; radio,
heater, overdr.; very clean; will
i saks a 1856; A'ie6' ps'' oSnef,
FohD ~ IL Iud Ca sedssi; Inn II 80; ~ 4.
saEss sVV1 At' saI
rn2p4n S .8r We p.tvt.na einh Ssd
F ensnnl ea,,ipl 400 NH; selling
due 70 Illness; sl.se5 ~. esssss.
pnpr ,okx v,etor,.. rordo;1n9st
FU 49,. i nns Snd ~
poWer paek. nno nnesa az
r sSn NM I'M F s ForSor: an az ~
trss: 2 mos. oia s j ss,F miles. Best se
FORD igos sonyersi n, iuily sq t;ras /:
+. ana ~ Feraomsatie. 49, ", Ei III,
owners -. SsD. MAY De seen Ak XII, n
r oglsthorpe y: ne ....,.,,n. ..se rsso
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KAIBER 81 4-dr.: hydFamatlc. N
h., ike new throughout. $685. 8hI
goxr ol rSr credit approval, sali
KAISER 1850 Traveller; heater: looks
and runs good: owner going OVER
seas: 5000. JE. 1850, 30 i
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AUTolAoBILEs FoR SALE

PLxlfoUzH 1883 Belvsdsre: :. ana
b; 2-tone greeni yefy low mileaee;
trUpE6zkEa. 1000 o.. ave. nv.
IA. 6-1112, 80
FLIMoUTH 81 2-as.: 1 owner; aa.-
sSSd, $500 d S s.s otfsf. 81.
Pfatssioiurn ,ss sslyedere VS. cdr "a I;
best oEx. "a. 1917. 81 pm.
PLYMourH 1853 crsnhrook. 2.dr.
oynsd; Eoed tires; eauippsdi se9S.
PLkMVUTa 80 convert; cdr. :.
and h. one owner; good eo1di,
ssI1S5Re;urRsasD s Ap y .sssS ssfsss. s az
fIYMoUTa ~ sedan; very clean:
sE sz ,ss oia qSs 0rlS ~ Islsesi ls.v.si
PONTIAC 1855 4-dr. gro; tan and
white. radio. heater. defyostsf ,sne
rear seat speaker. $500 or best
offer Owner must sac. 10. 1-osl7.
so wagon. alI-netal z-dr.,
e-pass.s auto. trans. I. and H.. ex.
Ell. tranap. 1895. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS. ~. a-11s5. ~
PONTIAC ,b2 2-door hydra. "e";
orig. beautiful gray nnish; one
! owner car that shows very little
wear: o terrific value for sonae
early shooper. only $59b:
STANDARD PONTIAC
400 n. ]. Ave. NE. uF. z-56ei
=
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anLlEAN MIX 1854 4.eeer ssdsnsg;
.. $500. Il. tesla Al sssts sHd.
1855 ..HuHky., station
Snsinsss; 81 e 70 miles per sal; 4
SI;d4s ssliysssd - Ne gs.r tHan ss,.ro Ct
NC. , ssss 1914 1914 20 . q = ~. sts.
1910 King St. Alex. Va. King
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AUToMoBILEs ron SALE

FORD 81 Custom VS. convertible:
/. and b.; excel. eond. Ma. s.95S3.
Ant. 3l4, 80
FORD .B5 custom ss.. Ranch wae-
on: 5000 MI: +. and b., power
steering. Wv. tires. tinted class:
FordoEintie; best offer. OIL. 2-0647.
-1
FORD IS Fordor sedan; j. and h.;
Price. $3.50. 81. 7-ssi2. 80
FORD ,55 Fordcr VS.; .Fordomatie:
10000 miles: :. and n: for sale
BY diplomat. OIL. 6-k47a. so
FORD 20 Model T coupe; IN very
good cond.: cleanekt car IN town;
$3.50 or beat Offer: will finance
and take In trade. OF. 4-e8l5
FORD ,ss YairlApe Tudor. f,llly
Reasonably priced. days al $40 ~
Oh. a.1sb9; eges.. IA. s-2ae6,
FoKD IS rordor customliae;
poser ss.l Rssdogsls Sisa.s s isss q
FOkD is ! pass. country sedan:
r. and b.. F0rdomAtic. orig. owner,
$3.50, JE. 3-Ie9s. 80
FORD 40 convert; n b. Car No,
76A6. special q $3.50. PINkY
BRANCH MOTORS. ~. S-llSt,
FORD "a customiine s0'' Tudor;
beautiful Killarney green. 7. and
h., turn siEnals. and other aeces-
series: one owner. gKrAge Kept;
don't miss this. SI,175.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa. Ave. Sc. LIZ. 2-9827
FORD Thunderbird 1855: criE
0wnegs 2 tops. stgAiGht shift, over.
drive: green: chrome cyl. covers
5000 miles. $2.8S0. Do. b-gabT
FORD 1881 convertible: custom
Grille, custom paint. custom interior
Wv. tires, r., b. This car tInmAeu.
late: must be seen 10 be appreei-
ated; S6e5, CAPITAL CAR DIS.
a TR1suToHs go1os Rhe Sait,n lsissS
FORD 1850 Country Squire station
wagon: from orig, owner: &ag6i
rood thr0Unhoalt. Ii. 7-s9RO3. -~--.j4
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Wis. AND EIsLICoTT ST. NV.
IKE. 7-i30S 90 Closed sandayt
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 80 F-2So pickup; excellent
ifessz Nr e sSsrd f. r z , g9pk L s4e g
F0RD '65 pickup; excellent condi-
No reasonabie offer refused. Lo-
GAN EoTdl. I'LL 18th st. NV.
INTHERNRffYfoUNAL 1884 dump model
extras; with o. without good year
round lob. UN. 4-77ib. 30
CHEVROLET Isl I-ton stake sx-
LOGAN Iord). I'LL 18th st. nv.
CHkyROR2ETT 81 1s-ton pickup; e.
celient cond. throuahont: ready to
30 to work. S405. LOGAN .lFord),
I'LL 18th Of. NV. DI. 7-b60o.
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HUDSON 40 z-dr. sedan; radio.
heater. s245. or best o1eK. II.
4-7x93. 80
yAGUAK hasdtop coupe. xK.120,
1853; excellent condition. S1,eo6.
Ef. 2-20Dei SUM- 10. 6.0l90.
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TRUCKS FOR SAFE lconi.

AL USED TRUCKS - Hi-vaine used
trucks. all models. makes and eixea.
See our selection before you buy,
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER, col
BlAdensburG I'd ne. ii 7-4300
CHEyR0LET 81; walk-isa Hoyertnwn
body. good tires. peri. running
eond.; best offer. LII. 1-650S.
CHEVROLET 1858 is-ton pickup. i
owner truck In excel. eond. May be
seen ct Fairfax Gulf Station. Fair
fax circle. Va. S176 cash, --3I
FORD t942 1,s-tcn. nat beas St26;
also chain saw; 1910 Charles rd..
viers Nil village. VII. d-e6si;
INTERNATIONAL so KB-s vaneste;
ali-Eaetal body, excellent condition
thr0ugh0uts only $b45. LOGAN
Fordl 1111 18th 81, NV. D1.
USED TRUCK for sale, For further
information. call Elk. 3-233Q be-
tween Q am. TO B Pm. weekdays
40 2-ton: 2-speed rsal.
end: short wlleelhase. stake body
See q 70 appreciate. Sass. Ju,
e-3707. so
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OLDSMOBILE rs. trade for small
European car or sell Of best cffer.
KE. 7-0650. 4126 Garrison st.
onhlSSsMop1LE 1850 .ss'. a-Soor:
hrand-neW 1885 Odds engine: over
2i0 h.p.. tlheiess Wv. Z. and b..
power brakes; perfect cond. Ch.
Pacsk sGaaisD 1851 4-door; :. and n.
speoted; $500 cash. CALI after !
pACiRARD less Clipper 4-dr., low
mileage; g sood tires; reasonseie.
pkdKShD 0 "a 4.dr,; radio . ana
p sasassAIR B s iisso 90 2 sadi e sedan: /
owner, Detroit tuneup, new battery
and seat covers, 30-day warranty;
ssg5: EE. $500, r.....sssos,
sood condition. good tires. "a.
srtksahSki 1853 clipper De luxe =
B5wMAN sTUpEBAKER, 1000
paaf si sys; W .le 4.dr. sedan i assser:
as pcda l t,5ss; win accept ses. - ger
sb2 CAmuIAuBt 1~uLs
sedan: White-WalI tires: radio and
heater: overdyive: low mileage; 4
owner. Priced right AP. 1920.
PLYMOUTH .4s s-seet station wae-
on; completely overhauled by local
Sac sa.'s NIL NoToss. 500 WI.
ave. NV, Wo. e-SeQ0. 80
PLYMOUTH 1853 Dc luxe 4-dr.:
Hnrk Nina fNiiecfs finest OF care:
cash, trade or SOS down; secs.
BILL ID, Mo ISSsh 500 wis. ave
PLYMOUTH "a Savoy 4-drs has
1000 miles, power steering and =
full accessories. Selling because OF
illness. In excellent condition
Must see to appreciate. WA. q.
T2T2 any day after 12 noon. so
PLYMOUTH 80 special de luxe Al
door: radio, heater, beautiful black
finish: seat eovers. one owner, q
real bargain; only. $6Ab; safety
tested for your protection; SO-day
written warranty.
PAUL BROS. folds.
( WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST.. NV. 81
IKE. 7-l30S go Closed SUNDAYS
---31
81 club coupe, Cram
brook; light green. Wv. tires. r.
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FORD 's5 ThunderbiFd: equip, red
with white orion top. Wv. tires;
In showroom condition. S2.9g5.
UNITED AUTO SALES. Chiilpm and
Riggs rds.. Chiilum. Nd, HA y
rom '55 custom Tudor '.8r: 900
miles: radio, heater w. tires
undercoat wheel rim, Stglesone
PANT. Medium and light green.
No dealers, AP T-32TA. 30
FORD 1854 VS. CrestiiIie; hard
top convertible, coral and white.
Wv. tires, turn signals, S-tube ra-
do. heater. Ford-o-Matic; perfect
condition: private oWners 5000
miles; $I.4s5. Call Oh 2-I8oS.
FoRD 80 custom 20. de luxe 2-dr.;
Fokp Du iii Fai gS vietoria: loaded;
like new: must sacrifice to best
Offer. Call Mr.. MILLER. Ap =
D071. $50
FORD '54 eouv.:: red. Wv. tires:
sRAssNcsH TX GSsoroRs. u. u. s-iisb:
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CADILLAC 'b4, model rs, 7-passeri-
ger sedan: 4.500 actual miles; fully
eduipped, power steering, power
brakes: General Motors Frigidaire
air conditioning: sacrifice for ifii-
mediate sale. Apply IRWIN SACHS,
1889 Chestnut st.. Philadelphia. Pa.
CADILLAC 'b5 Coupe de vile; 81
1856. fully equipped In every way;
best buy anywhere; financing ar
ranged for anyone with good credit.
1900. BILL Ross. 74oo Ga. ave.
CADILLAC "a ae2" 4.dr.. 2-tane
blue; fully equipped: less than IL !
600 MI. loss OF permit forces sale
Of this beautiful car. See and drive
today: sacrifice. S3,175, LA. 6-56T7.
'hb Fleetwood sedan:
beautiful cocoa brown finish; equip.
with radio, heater. hydTamatic,
power steering and brakes, electric
windows and seats, Rir-conditioned,
ETC., new-car condition, warranty.
Suburban Cadillac Olds
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
80 80
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BUICK 1911: good condition: Ia4sl
motor: fully equipped: &126. RIA
6-34hA. 10
BUICK SO Riviera: equtp.s 2-tone::
Wv, tires. excel. cond.: SS96,
UNITED AUTO SALES. ChiiluTn and
RsgRs Yds., Chiilum. Nd. HA, 81
3T1f. 30
BUICK 40 Roadmastef 4-dr. sedan;
ccnd.. / owner; Sao5. Vi. a.fs00.
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BUICK 1852 Rokdmaster hsrdtop
enny.; 2-tone, dynafiow, =, and hsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-29
Au1nMonILEsI bon sALE


8TTrWAN MINK 1884 4-door sedan;
tan; one owner; less than 1900
nj. $500. H. e-Ds11 Al week END.
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1858 ..HuEky,. st.tiea|
Snsinsss Al "a "a rsilss Ser al.
SI.l46 delivered. we finance at
bank rates, MANHATTAN AUTO.
ING. aeet: 1919 I'D ~ > IS.
9 pS.7a seE ,ta gs27o rs. bfapsh i pc.
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s sss.sE sa4S, OF best oiss rad =
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1853; ss5essallsnt eondition, :, sgls,ses.
nA. s-s'vUei sun ~. o.ots9;;a
1AGUAk 1855 roadster. naodtged g
e. ~ III II satsas S.1 Il new ssea eondi
ton Call Mr.. DOUGLAS. 70; q
KAiskR 81 4.dr.: hydFamstls. Il
down. For credit approval, can
= sSAesvR ,y INK r....,. s....,a 49,.
and runs sood: owner goinE oyef-
sees: szg9: ". 4.4seg. -
tionally clean: i owner: s69s. viii
sell for no money down, & others
70 choose from,
Ot110 Williams Rtiick
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IJNCnTN 56I 1-dr. auto fraIi9 !.
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y1sS eFE55NsE x BRANCH MoLSSaHs'
= xS..s,ses e ~, <x.., .t,,h ..,s,-.. !,
tnvse hydrsrnsffe. oI1e oWner:
fraiy 4 cisssic piece. cash or trade,
$ie5 down: SsD5. BILL MOTORS,
bflI1 WIS ave. NV. WO. 6-S000
80
LINCOLN 1so5 Capri naIatop conyt'
way seat. hydramatic, Continental
w saDsa s Ssssai ssehl saes anss eass
trade Or $lsb down: S1,dob. BELL
e-SpQ0. 80
LINCOLN 1882 Cosmo. 4-dr.: hydra.
mAre. I. and q. Wv. ureSs Snsn
PIP ta0wn. SSsn. nht ~, az Z l sSn5
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ac,ssnneS inrI,,s,ne ana 4 aslto
Ssns.s naWar sfeerf,,e. 10 Mn
pi pioim;at mus must sell isl, III. s.sos1.
ailsE ! Pm; 30
as COW. S.tonsS anssSS VIII sonsrasst,'
ing custom interior. has cd. 1. an
q. turn signaM: Y " ", tires ..,l u " ~
day. si,s1 i -, :.