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The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15

There let the way appear,
Steps unto heaven;
All that Thou sendest me.
IN mercy given;
Angels to beckOn me,
Nearer. my God, to Thee.
Then with my waking thought.
Bright with Thy praise,
Out Of my stony griefs
Bethel III raise;
SO by my woes to be
Nearer my God, to Thee.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15

Or, II on Joyful wing,
Cleavins the sky.
sun, moon, and stars foroo4
Upward I fly,
Still all my song shall be.
Nearer, my God, TO Thee.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
Sidney Hospita al Shares In Ford
Foundation $500 Million Grant

reputation increases and tn,
advances of medical KNOWLEDGE
IN recent years have placed heavy
burdens upon the facilities of +he
nations voluntary nonprofit hos
pitfalls.
Several hundred thousand adj
o1tlonal general hospital beds are
needed. Old or obsolete BUILDINGS
require replacement T m~oderniza-
tlon. Many hospitals need better
equipment. All hospitals need to
extend the scope of their ser-
vices If they are to serve salts
Iactor1ly as health and rebabiIi-
ties.
Moreover, the rising cost Of
both hospital construction and
hospital operation places these
institutions in a serious financial
dilemma. Many still manage n
continue operating without def
GILs' out eney do so only through
ue sacrifice or curtaiIment of
services or facilities important n
community health and welfare
Inc pressing. need is for funds
70 expand or modernize nrecen4
facilities, and extend services ~
Keep pace with the rapid level
opment of medical science
Toward the vital goal of i'm
proving and extending their ser
wees TO their respective commu-
mites, the Foundation will 49,
available from $4,000 to $3.50 M :
10 each of approximately SsO0 !
Voluntary, nonprofit hospitals in +
the United States, its territories h
and possessions. -
The recipients will be tbosa Il
hospitals accepted for LISTING bv
fhe American Hospital association N
OF this date, plus other volun- g
airy. nonprofit hospitals whose
a~ppncatlonS to the Association are S:
40" pending, provided they are
approved for listing by the ~associ- pi
alton.
The terms of the grants will pi
'lace full responsibility on the
governing authorities of each hos b
" Spenu the funds in ac-
ordance with local needs and So
'roolems. Use of the funds will
e permitted for any program of Be
Improvement or extension of hos
ltal service, but not for operat- HI
lg expenses for services CIR
emily being performed by the ST.
oSpltals. A particular purpose
the grants would be to assist tea
ospltalS desiring to do so 70 s
snleve full generalization with the Co
'lnt Commission on Accreda+ion s
hospitals. Programs may be in Sic
e form Of: {
Aa) Improvement Of or addition pitt
IaclLtleS or services; S
CD Additions to or training of Loo
.rSOnnel; n
lc) Conducting research. $40
Within these road limits. the R
hospital nay use its For
ant In any area of hospital SER S
&c, including, for example, dis ton,
planning, mental illness F
h THE SIDNEY HERALD pif n
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
Now you listento me ~

HERE IT COMES. I thought as Tom Anderson,
wagged his finger in high indignation. 7 kent
sun wnen ne told me "the chamber is RIM
0v0 Clique" and I let him have his saw
For Toms little printing plant is .
town landmark, and his small businessman's
viewpoint is important
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15

The intelligence rating of game
birds is moderated, unless the
intelligence level of hunters
might be oVerrated.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15

HE GAVE IT TO MET He argued 81 . on,.,
good for the special interest. bic business
groups. The chamber of commerce wo,,Id,,+
heip me or the community if you signed
up every businessman in town. And it's high
time you knew 49,"
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15

Skilled Craftsmen plus Modern
Machinery Insure Best Results
When You Have Your Print
ing done at the Herald!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10
CONTINUED

CONTINUED
noticeable out of Coolidge, but he was cal
culating. unexcitable man who showed moth
ing. His wife was charming woman who
surprised me by keeping score in an expert
manner
Where did you learn that?" asked.
AT college" she replied. Il was the Off
cial scorer for our baseball team"
still correspond with Mrs. Coolidge and
she usually comes to the World Series.
Herbert Hoover was an ardent fan who
kept mean score card and often came to
games after he left Office. Do you remember
the great quote he once made? Next to reli-
gion baseball has greater impact on our
American way Of life than any other Ameri-
can institution"
YDRss II Years
1T WAS Hoover's successor, Franklin Delano
Roosevelt. who threw out more first-day
baseballs than any other president. had
first met MIR Roosevelt in 1917 when. as
Assistant Secretaryof the Navy. he had par
ticipated in the hag-raising ceremonies. He
was magnificently erect, athletic man in
those days, and the loss of the use OF his legs
affected him much more than he let on.
When he became President, we built a
special platform and ratings for him so that
he could step from his automobile onto the
platform and pull himself up into his box
with the help of the ratings and the steel
braces which, when locked, kept his legs
straight.
Clark" he said to me one day, IF l
didn't have to hobble up those steps in front
Of all these people I'd be out at that ball
park every day
Roosevelt loved baseball more than
amy other president, but his self-con-
seriousness about his infirmity kept him
away from il.
The first II years he was the same vigor-
Gus, dynamic man, year after year. and
thought here is one man who is impervious
to the terrible demands of the presidency.
But that spring when he had just returned
from Yalta and went to the White House
to give him his annual gold pass, got ter
rible shock. He had aged, he had withered,
he had lost his sharpness. tried to compose
myself as walked the long distance from
the door to his desk
Hello Clark, he said. offering his hand.
how are your"
I'm pretty good, Mr.. President" said.
How are you?"
He held onto my hand and looked at me
for full minute, deciding, guess. how
much he wanted to tell me-
Tha Ninth laning
You know how really feel?" he finally
said. in lifeless voice. Il feel like baseball
team going into the ninth inning with only
eight men left to play
When the photographers came in a few
minutes later to take pictures of US as they
always do, stood in back of President
Roosevelt and was shocked to see how thin
his neck had become. A persons neck has
always been barometer Of his health to me,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10
PRESIDENTS WHO HAVE PITCHED FOR ME

President Roosevelt talked to me today. he
has had a premonition of his DEATH" Eight
days later he was dead.
When Harry Truman came out to pitch
his first ball, he was live and quick as a
rooster and he reminded me of Woodrow
Wilson that first year Of his presidency. He
could throw with either hand and he would
juggle the ball back and forth to tease the
photographers before throwing it. As boy
he had tried out for the Independence, Mo-,
team, but he wasn't very good hitter, and
since he wore glasses, they decided to make
him an umpire.
As watched him that first year, so strong
and confident, couldn't help thinking OF
my last meeting with President Roosevelt,
and of Harding and Wilson at the end of
their terms. I said to him, as he was leav-
ing that day, 'sMr. President, don't let
them kill you while you're in there
by God. Clark" he said, they're not
going to kill me!'
From that time on, whenever he saw me,
he would smile and hold up his index finger
which was the signal, between us, that they
weren't going to get indestructible Harry.
well, Griff, he'd say, they haven't got
me yet"
Eisemhossexss Joke
AND that brings us to our present presi-
dental pitcher, Dwight David Eisenhower,
who played ball at West Point and discusses
plays and players like scout. The first time
he came to Griffith Stadium was in 1913
before he became president He had two
guests with him. an English officer, who had
been his SHAEF aide. and his wife; this was
their first baseball game.
General Eisenhower took over the seating
arrangement and managed to place the Eng
lish lady next to me. so that had to answer
steady barrage of the kind of questions
which only an English lady. seeing her FIRST
baseball game, could ask. Every once in
while glanced over at the General and
could see he was enjoying himself immensely
over the joke he had played on me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

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Th;s Week Masasine : Apra 10. 1855
Evening star., 1955-02-07
AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE

FORD 81 Custom VS. Fordor: radio.
heater, FDrdomatic. rear seat speak
ef, premium Wv. tires: this is
without q doubt the cleanest used
car we have ever ofiered Tor sale
Sso' Mash area. re ns''nG q ioof VII win convince:
worth more. but We will sacrtlee for
Ss95. no money down. HANDLEY
FORD 1923 Ga. ave. n.w' Ia
FORD AZ Special de luxe club coupe;
payments less than S. per ws-
FORD SO Custom e-cylinder Tudor;
radio. heater: Fordoniatic; beautiful
sipns sa Dr,f. nss sss lsx HxNpLEY 5 s' roRp SSs
83a3 Ga. ave. NV, IA. 9-s4l6,
Continental kit Fordomatic. Best
HENRY j 81; fully eguipped: an
ssg ssSnoT,ss psNNS SsT MooRs 81 ehfss fsgo r.
ave. ne. La. $4,000. %
HUDSON 81 4-door; famous step
down design series, original green
finish: this car is being sacrificed
for only S515. as low as So down.
HANDLEY FORD. 1898 Ga. ave
HuDsoN '55 ADJ; r. and h.. beauti-
full STONE nm. real good tires. excel.
v low down payment. STANDARD
PONTIAC, 44o4 R. ]. ave. Brent
HUDSON "a Hornet, sport coupe:
twon-tone finish, r. and h. and over
drive; low mileage; SPARKLING apI
pes5snee Essde s1sss' ins9ae apd skGRs fs oEpsMo
BfIE-cApiLLAc CO. Fairlineton
Shopping Center. Alexandria, oV
JaGTAss 5, Marx ? sed,: s,49e .eG
mi, sl.e75, 50 sonvert, :, and n6a 3 3
EisSoLS asfS ISS '55 sea- Capri coupe; r. and h.
Hydra, power steering, windows
seat and brakes: 2-tone. with Wv
tires: low mileage; $3.50. PENNY
MOTORS. 1920 R. I. ave- ne. La
LINCOLN '5s Capri convertible; lus.
trous empire green finish, light greer
top: r. and h. Hydra-Matic; Wv
tires, power brakes and windows
etc; low milea ge: one owner. Tradet
on new so Lincoln: luxury ct u
best; remSrsablss, s,r,1yns yalae' ,iIcain, :agS
MeF'STy aas. SP. 7essss. ?sa'ssi $40 0AO'
LINCOLN '53 Cosmopolitan hard tor
sport coupe: beautiful 2-tone blue
finish; r. and h.. Hydra-Matic DIR.
custom seat covers. power brakes
and steering. Away seats. elec
windows 30 1900 actual aet1%DsalrT.naSERy miIsS; liyt
STUBBS, Lincoln Mercury Dealer
3715 Bladensburg rd.. AP. 1899
MERCURY '53 sport sedan; brilliant
2-tone green finish: r. and n.
owner owner; motor loafs for red lights
leaps at green; your chance to loir
In the car-istocracy; ST. .595. MONT
GOMERY:-STuBBS, Lincoln -MeT'
curry Dealer. 3715 Bladensburg I'd.
MhRCURY ar fisYSy a. Monterey sedan: lighr
gray with rose red top. equipped
with radio, heater, Merc-O-Matic
and excellent Wv. tires; priced e
sell at S2,lg5; Ccc guar. CAPITOL
LAC-OLDSMOBILE CO.. 122:
22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000. -
MERCURY Al station wagon: goot
MECHANICAL cond,; csosnndl, sl76 or bes
MERCURY 81 5-door coupe; gray
r; and h.: seat covers, ,isds oysrdriye ssS Rsy
4726 N. oath rd., Arl. IA. S-2595
Call after pm. u
MERCURYS '53 "a, Montereys, hart
top convertibles. Custom Tudor ant
Fordor, Monterey Fordors. etc; one
saving overdrive; Merc-O-Matic
all traded on the new '55 Mercury
Price range $1iS95 to ,SI:725
nsgis, rTE a,.depss1r, nsSlr
MffesEs Hds, aP. 7Nssss. psalss $40 0iA0e"S'uf'
MERCURY 81 4-dr.; black; r. ant
h, Mere; $4,000 MI; like new
S795. ST. 3-SSSS; eveS., ia. 5-3495
Evening star., 1955-02-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1851 station wagon; $199.
Immaculate FLOOD PONTIAC CO..
1921 Connecticut. WO. 6-S400.
MERCURY As 5-pass Glib. coupe; r.
h; low mileage: owner; So dn.
easy credit. 1920 Wilson blvd. -
NJ. G. TIC" unusual car: showroom
appearance; tirst class IN ever;
small, foreign and American cars
MANHATTAN AUTO. INC. Est.
1914, Kaiser Willys and exclusive
dealer for AUSTIN OF ENGLAND
RIS MINOR, in Wash. area. Ith at
SALES; $50 King St. Alex Va Kin'
NJ. G.'s-a to choose from From
Ss95 JACK PRY I4tb and P.
NASH AZ 4-dr. 5000 series; gooe
low cost transportation; no money
down. Full price, S195. HANDl.Ef
FORD; 1928 Ga. ave. NV IA
oLDsMoBILE 81 Super "ss'' Z.
sssssd ssss pATG iaJIusBRSoss BRos. sseoLpso SE KE
7-130s. Wis. and Elicott. oper
oLDsMoBILE 1851 Holiday "9s"
dows' turn signals: 10000 mi:
owner: Sl.100. JE. 3-S57l. Il
OLDS '54 "9s'' de luxe Holiday 4
door; power brakes os power ens1 sseeFsns sn,s
s95. PAUL BROS. toldsl. KE
7-130s. Wisconsin and Ellicott
Obs IDS 5s ''"ss" de luxe Holida,
coupe; attractive 2-tone gray finish
equipped with radio, heater. yr Hydra'
Autronic Eye. E-z-Eye Glass, ane
excellent Wv. tires, a wonderful
car: priced at S2.195: cCC guar
CAPITOL cADILLAC-oLDSMoBlLdt
CO, 1929 22nd st. NV. ST. 3-260o
IOLDs '53 Super 49, 4-door sedan
one oWner. Sold and serviced by U:
since new Safety tested through.
9et 'olds, oR1y RE, iaSs aaSs Wisconsin nSa nN sns
Ellicott. Open till 8. -
loLDS SO "Ss" 4-dr. sedan: r. anc
h.. Hydra, whitewalls: turauots'
and ivory. a sharp car. S1.695
PENNY MOTORS, 1920 R. ]. ave
me-, LA. $4,000. .
PACKARDS-We have the finest Sc
lection Of used Paekards in tht
mtIIupUubdA AlCd Gal uiNASAS HANF
erly reconditioned and guaranteed
O'BRIEN e. ROHALL, INC. Youl
Arlington Packard Dealer Used Cal
Dept. 1901 Wilson blvd, 3 block
south Of Kew Bridge, Open ewes
pii9YMoUTH II tyITp az 4-dr.: UNUSUAL,
clean; radio and heater; S295 ol
best offer. OWNER. ia. 9-2o56.:
PLYMOUTH so Concord 2-door Sc
dan: radio. heater; one owner; safe
ty tested throughout: very clean
exceptional value; S74Ssn PAul PAY!
and Ellicott. Open till s. u
PLYMOUTH 1852 de luxe 4-dr.; beau
tiful blue finish; equipped viii
heater, defroster matching sea
covers. A real beauty; only $3.50
easy terms KENYOH-PECK CHEW
ROLET, 1886 Wilson blvd. Airing
ton. Va. JA. 2-9001. Open til s;3e
PLYMOUTH '55 4-dr. sedan: 400
miles. Best offer. CAL Tuesd1a, esq |,
between 5 and 10 pm. 10. 2-7s7
PLYMOUTH so de luxe 4-dr.: heater
seat covers; original gray hnish
| clean; one owner; worth while guar
| antee. S545. WHEELER, INC
! Chrysler-Plymouth-l Imperial Dealer
| 4SOO wisconsin NV. EN-. 3-47Oe
| 8 til Q Sat. Sun. til 9. -------
Evening star., 1955-02-07
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1852 pickup; $4,000 MI: one
owner: $3.50. JU. 9-6521. "a
GgEysotnI WB as heater az ssSR .%os3R ntsb ltsb:
sSs5. " W1ssINdER CHEVROLET
CO.. Seven Corners. Falls CHURCH.
Va. JE. 2-6969. y
CHEVROLET '52 1h-ton stake Long
W.B.: has heater; smooth finish; OK
CHEVROLET CO.. Seven Corners.
Falls Church Va. JE. 2-6969. -
FORD 80 h-ton pickup; vs. motor. +.
and h.. extra clean. $500: written
guar, TRIANGLE MOTORS Ford.
30l0 r. l. ave. ne, DE. 2-6302.
FORD '51 1a-ton panel; Vs motor:
almost new tires: clean and well
cared for: $695: written guar. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS Ford. 30l0 r. /.
ave. ne. DE. .-6302.
FORD SO, F-6OO. with new Ford fac.
rear, with ali signal lights; this is a
low mileage truck; s1,495. PARK
WAY FORD. 3051- M st. NV. AD.
2-O1s5. Open o to o; Sat, till 8.
FORD 1887 h-ton fat-bed: Just
passed Va. inspec.; $50. Call
Browning S-91i7 on sunday. %
$500 AND GOOD credit rating for
balance will purchase excel. Interna-
tional tractor and introduction to
profitable Fla.-N. Y. hauling con-
lSTERNAffoNsI SThsIs yE ISsa sSs SkaaSS 10000
lbs, EFT. van body; excel. cond.; !;
1000 actual mi; guar. inspec.
Come and see 1t at OzALID, 912
18th st NV. or phone Elk. 3-6710.
PICKUP TRUCK, u tone; top with
windows; good cond. Call JE. A.
DODGE AT 1-ton canopy; removable
side panels; motor in excel. cond. !:
$3.50. HE. 4-4SSS. --6
FORD '53 F-750 tractor; fully equip..
r. h. $4,000 mi; excel. tires. Po.
FORD 1853 F-1oo VS.. h-ton pickup,
10000 mi. By owner. 1915. Willing
to trade for 40 or 80 station wagon.
plus difference. or will finance. Call
FokD 81. F,1oo. pickup; excellent
red finish and ready for work; S645
PARKWAY FORD. -3051 NJ st. NV.
AID. 2-0lS5. Open q to 8. Sat. till g..
FORD '52 i2-ton pickup; Al through
out S695; written guar. TRIANGLE
MOTORS tFordD, 301O r. /. ave.
ne, DE 2-6302.
FORD AT sedan delivery: looks and
runs fine; only S195. TRIANGLE
MOTORS tFordO, 3010 R. /. ave
ne, DE 3-63O2
Evening star., 1955-02-07
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

FORD '49 VS. Tudor; glistenins
black nm. excel. mech. cond; This Is
the good cheap transp. you've been
looking for: S295 Nothing down.
sfANbARp 81 En ipaP pN4fac. a4PfRatcni' 44of Raymshf
ave Brentwood. Md, IS
FORD 81 Custom Tudor: r. and h.,
Fordomatic; many extras; 2,Oo0
actual mi; excel. cond. $750 or best
offer. RE. f6-6539. IS
FORD '49 station wagon; navy blue,
r, h., tubeless tires: $3.50. Call
after Il noon. "a. 7-s930: poIso s
f1aI @atIe, iS'ooo R ptnel aetual miIes' Like new.
Must sell immed.; $3.50. EN-. e
FORD 40 custom 's" club coupe:
equipped With r. and h. spotlight;
exceptiopal value. only S235; KEN
YON-PECK CHEVROLET. $3.50 viii
son s,aoos plva Omen ATlinetosR; I'll s:so. va" "a
FORD s54 Custom Tudor; sparkling
h See this beauty today; only
Sl,5S5. easy terms. KENYON
PECK CHEVROLET. 26s6 Wilson Wise
blvd. Arlington. Va. ia. 2-s991'
FORD '53 customline Fordor sedan:
low mileage: Immaculate condition
Si.iS5. PAUL BROS. GoLDs). KE.
7;l30s. Wis. and Ellicott. Open
FORD Or = '5s Tudor "s.; equipped and
TORS. 1920 r. l. ave. ne. LA, g.
FORD ORD 1854 Fordor Custom; Fordo-
matte; $500 mi. heater. nylon seats;
must sell: $500. JE. 2-2507. -
FORD 1851 Custom "s" Fordor:
beautiful. original auto: at $50:
SIS down: SToHLMAN CHEVROLET
Til . pm. Ask for Bill serhus
FORD 81 custom "s" Fordor sedan;
save over S40O: $3.50. Can be
financed; Days. MA. s-leo6; ewes
FORD oHi o59's. q Ranch Wagon: only 1000
miles: practically new: equipped
with extras. including white side
walls, ?. and h.: Fordomatic and eye
catching atwo-tone interior; Sl,975
ia. $1,000. 6501 18th st. NV. Ia;
FORD ORB 4S sr,s spsSs n 81 Hoo cDf r refdi FIX,
new throughout: So dn.: easy credit
FORD 80 mileage-maker 6 Tudor;
perfect throughout: original Jet
| black nnlSn, as low as Sf uOMu. lul
| price S544. HANDLEY FORD, 1929
| Ga. ave. NV, Ia. 9-S416.
FORD 81 mileage maker 6 Tudor
radio. heater, good tires and seal
covers; clean low mileage one:
| owner car; as low as S. down; ful
| price, 1888. HANDLEY FORD, 632a
| Ga ave. NV. Ia. 9-S416.
FORD "a Custom VS. Fordor: radio
| heater, Fordomatic, Wv. tires
shimmering black finish: in abso-
lutte showroom condition. Your pres
ent car may make down payment
| bank financing available: Sl.795
HANDLEY FORD. 6323 Ga. ave
/ NV, ia. 9-S416.
FORD 81 Victoria: radio. neater
Fordomatic, Hollywood spare kit
beautiful black and ivory finishi. you
must see and drive to apDieeiaIe
| SI,195. HANDLEY FORD, 6323 Ga
ave. NV, ia. 9-S4 6.
1850 CROSLEY PANEL ------- $40
fa4l FORD SEDAN ----S Sh3
ia4i OIDSMOBILF SEDAN SIS
1899 CADILLAC SEDAN ----- $50
1874? WILLYS SEDAN ------See
1910 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ------ S65
1a42 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ----- Sa5
lIgi9 FORD SEDAN ------Sl35 %
1919 NASH SEDAN --Sl 81
1p4i OLDSMOBILE COUPE - 81
1888 DE SOTO SEDAN SAC
OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
JOHN S. REECE
| 1920 FIRST ST SW Sc
Evening star., 1955-02-07
REAL ESTATE WANTED
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
LOANS

PAYMENTS, LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trust thereby
reducing monthly payments and In
terest and give you any balance in
cash. Call MR.. MILLER. co. B.
H352: evenings. La. R-5l94.
Evening star., 1955-02-07

PLYMOUTH '4e Special de iuxeaSr..
Call 10. S-S4l5. g
PLYMOUTH I a5a 4,docr: attr heht
gray; perfect linism: S925; - down,
aaAs Can Ap. S-s4as, Sa5sSoahi : an TO- 3 psn.
Ask for Bill serhus servieenrn
1naDced II
PLYMOUTH SO 4-dr, sedan: .2-tGps
blue and grey: radio and hea9r.
You'll like this one; l.I95. Az
CADE PONTIAC, 1887 irving ~.
NV AID t-s5qo; also 34eo "a
PLYM. 81 .'cranbrook" sedan: r. b.;
exec excel eond.; buy S595. terms.
PONTIAC 81 Star chieftsin 4-SE;
low mileage; all extras S2,400. no.
2-679S. ia
PONTIAC 1854 eonv,; hydra. poRer
So 244' FLOOD PONTIAC. 4SeI
Connecticut WO 6-s400
PONTIAC AS IS" 4-dr.; Hydra g.
tone green: fully equipped; very
clean Only S345; W1ssINGER
CHEVROLET co. Seven Coruefs,
Fails Church, Va; JE. $1,000. "a
PONTIAC '54 Catalina custom: edFai
leather @ interior t 0p Positively N sysAea Cannot
Low down payment. sTAND4BD
PONTIAC, 4404 R. !. ave. Brest-
PONTIAC so "sn e-dr.: T. and:sh..
Hyera.: $1,000 mi: very clean:
best offer XII, S-4519, -
PONTIAC 1858 sedan delivery trnck
'Sl. one owner: driven %. 900 mf4es;
exceptionally clean; $1,35o GAL
I.K
PONTIAC 1919 station wagorT 3
late; S749. FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921
Connecticut WO, 6-S40o.
PONTIAC 1854 chieftain de luxe q
DIR: s. +. and h.: HYDRA. shoE-
mileage real sacrifice; .Si.f2:
STANDARD PONTIAC. 4404 R; Il
ave. Brentwood. Md Sc
PONTIAC '53. Chieftain "ss" sedan;
2-tone grey; Hydra ira Mst!s;o fully
cADE PoNTIAc, i4s7 irving ST,
NV. AID, 4-S500; also 3460 Inn
| st, NV. RA. 3-a670. ~
PONTIAC SO 2-dr. chieftain de i,oxe
sedan; radio and heater: 2-tone
green: low mileage; 81 ,4a5. ARCADE
PONTIAC, 1897 Irving st. NV Nd.
4-s5oo; also 1880 l4th st. n w.
p-oHtO.
sTUDEBAKER SO Regal de luxe
| Champion 2-door; T.. h.. cd; excel
| lent condition safety tested; only
| S195. PAUL BROS. tOLDS). SE,
! G-l30S. Wis. and Ellicott. Omen
till s. &c
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion 4-do6r:
| original blue finish; fully equipped.
| No money down. Full price. SAYS.
/ HANDLEY FORD, 1923 Ga. ave.
! NV ia 4-S416
WILLYS ACE 1858 4-dr. de luxeT
| 1000 miles: no down payment gS-
sumo monthly payments. Call la.
! S-1244. -
HUDSON 40 club coupe S;AS
/ PLYMOUTH As club coupe - sos
PACKARD AS 4-dr. StHa
OIDS '4S 4-Gr. ---S'lq5
HUDSON '46 conv. coupe Sgl5
BUICK 40 club coupe -----S ms
PLYMoUTH '46 club coupe----slp5
OLDS Al 4-dr. ------S lS5
PLYMOUTH '42 4-dr. --------s r35
BUICK 40 4-dr. -----$l35 35
/ FORD 80 4-dr - Sp0
DE SOTO 20 4-dr. ---S SIS
| IL OTHERS. SIS DOWN
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. NV.
| IA
Evening star., 1955-02-07
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
BEAUTIFUL FARM

possession. 156-acre stock
Iarm. 1 bedrooms. all modern home
large living room with fireplace. cleo
tric kitchen Home completely mod
ernized. decorated Nothing to do
ready to move in Range. refrigera-
tor. deepfreeze. dishwasher,. Benu1A
clothes washer Plenty of fruits
flowers and shade. Land in best
state of cultivation with tenant
house, All necessary out buildings
ON hard road. Committing distance
For quick sale, owner will throw IN
10 modern pieces of farm equipment
Taxes low Howard County.
JOHN BURDOFT,
Colesville. Md
t331s Colesyilie rd.' Silver Spring. Md
Call Evergreen 4-3S46. -
Evening star., 1955-02-07
AUTOS. FOR SALE tcons. /,

CADILLAC 1853 tseries 60t: by
Fleetwood: $4,000 miles; perfect con-
clean; $4,000. Lu. 2-0075 after ]
pm. daily and Sunday for appt