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Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
HOUSTON
By Mrs. Merr.ii
ThistIewo0d
Milford 1914

Church News. Sunday. Sept 4.
Sunday School at 1000 a. m,
Howard r. Moore, Supt., Alvin
Brown, Junior Supt. There will not
be any other services on this date
as the minister and his family are
having vacation.
For September Church hos
tesses, Mrs. Ethel Johnson and
Mrs Minnie Armour; Flower COM
mlttee, Mrs. Agnes Webb and Mrs.
Mae VoshelI; Ushers, Messrs.
Maurice Blessing, Josiah Parvis,
Albert Webb and Clinton Marvel; /;
CHER Usher, Howard r. Moore.
The WSCS will hold the first fail
meeting on Thursday evening. Sept.
S, at 500 p. m, at the home of
Mrs. John Lennon. The hostesses
for the evening will be Mrs. Stella
Biggs. Mrs. Edna Sapp and Mrs
Hazel Lennon. The new officers
will be in charge as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Mildred Smith; Vice
President. Mrs. Edna Sapp. Secre-
fary, Mrs. Daisey Griffith; Trea-
surer, Mrs. Garnett Sharp. The
meeting night, second Thursday of
each month at 500 o'clock. Mrs.
Tyndall, District. Supt., will be
present.
Mr.. Fred Hayes returned home
on Sunday from Wilmington Mem
orial Hospital where he had been
a patient for quite sometime. He
was very glad to get home and his
condition is somewhat improved.
His friends hope he will soon be
able to be out and around again.
Mrs. Grace Manlove's condition
is quite improved. She was able
to go for a ride on Saturday. Her
son, Billy and family spent the
weekend with her.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
GUARDS NEEDED

WHITE SANDS PROVING G
GROUND, n. NJ. Up Oldtimers
in the military shook their heads
over how soldiers have changed
when they noted a warning recent
ly from 1t. Col. G. W. Harris, pro-
vost marshal.
Harris said after a recent pay
day, military police found "a score
of wallets, some open, lying in un-
guarded places" He added sit be-
hooves all of the men to watch
their money"
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
DELAWARE HOlSTElN
FRiESIAN ASSOCIATION
Sole Cancellation

The foil sole of rolsiein
oofsle thot wos billed for Sep
tember 18th of Harrington,
Delaware hos been cancelled
since IT has been impossible
TO find sufficient ovoilobIe
coffle TO make the sole procfi-
cal. Cotle were offered by n,
w. Cook and irwin Armstrong
Of MiddIetown. Joseph Moore
of Dover, p. r. FriedeI of Vic
la, Maurice Adams of Hor-
ringfon. and Toll Bros. of Sea-
ford. Anyone in need of foil
freshening purebred females
or young stock should moke
confocf with the above breed
ers.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
SUPPORT FAILS

OCALA, Fla. -(P1- Police re-
ported they caught one-legged Den
mis- Clinkscales trying TO get more
than one kind of support from his
crutch.
They say he smashed it through
window and broke into a storage
warehouse. They found Clinkscales
inside and charged him with break
ing and entering.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02

Classified Ads Get Results
Evening star., 1955-10-23

From Germany s. button-soft white
kid gloves. wrist-lengthl Costly detail
ings: luxury cutwork 4. simulated pearl
trim !. beautiful embroideries 4. intri-
cate stitching. Sizes 6-71s. Each pair.
SIS
Cloves. Street. Floor, Washington,
SiIrer Spring ana PARKingto1
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02
Teddy's Grandson Wins
National Raven Races

P James Roosevelt great grandson Of Teddy Roosevelt
skipper of Od Crow the Raven Class Association Ma
tona Championship series which closed at PutnBay Fri
day morning
Representing the Sewanaka Yacht Club of Oyster Bay
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

up to 10 years: Gary Boiling, first
fish; Sandra Matthews, first fish;
Keith Henrik, most fish; Trudy
Collins, most fish; Margaret GarSt,
largest fish; Bonnie Forster and
David Manley, smallest fish; Dick
Schmidt, heaviest fish.
Ten to Is years, Terry Gentry
and Bonnie Christensen, most
fish; Michael Fought, Kathy Peter
sen, longest; Tom Pearson, Judy
Hepner, shortest; Jeffrey Meinke,
Kathy Petersen, largest; Tom
Behrson, Judith Grimm and Judy
Hepner, smallest; Garst Kohloff,
family prize for most fishing.
Oldest father, Chester Smith, so;
youngest father, James Ashton, %.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02
SANDUsKY SPEEDWAY

Over 5000 fans saw it happen
Sunday on the fast black topped
oval. l mean the fast feature in
which Sid Howard broke the win
ming streak of Bobby Baughan. l
think that Sid thought that seven
wins were enough for one man,
but believe me it was a real race
all the way During the evenings
events several boys joined the up
side down club, while others left
the track in some cases two
goining out together. The winners
were: First heat, George Fosco, 81;
Second heat, Gordon Dukes, 3;
Third heat, Andy Wilhelm, SO;
Fourth heat, AL Myers, 55; Helmet
dash, Bobby Baughan, a.; Second
Consi, Paul Keegan, K-9; First
Consi, Bobby Hanes, 80; Semi-fea-
ture, Andy Wilhelm, SO; Feature,
Sid Howard, XS1.
Bert Decker, owner-operator an
nounced that in addition to the
regular race on Sunday mite there
will be another fast race with all
the popular drivers on Labor Day
Monday mite, with time trials al
700 and the first race at $50
pm. The Sandusky Moose Major.
cites gave a very nice show in
front of the stands between the
time trials and the first of the
heat races.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

Class B winners Peggy Bolte,
Adelaide Reifschneider, Lou Hab-
litzel must play Helen Witker,
Madge Davids and Agnes Brindley.
Jan Lay plays Dorothy Fulton.
In the 9-hole tournament the
Golferettes will be paired as fol-
lows: Marge Sauer-Bert Miessner
and Ethel Allan-W Wood.
In Thursdays play, 18-hole win
nerS were: low gross, Ruth Rice;
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

days card we're: First heat, Bobby
Christman, "a; Second heat, Cor
don Dukes, 3; Third heat, Jim Ew-
ing, 61a; Fourth heat, Harry Irwin;
First Consi, Darl Harrison, B4U, Jr;
Second Consi, George Fosco, 81;
Semi-feature, Ken Stucky, OIL; Fea-
ture, Norris Van Vlerah, 80 Jr.
O 0 O
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

low net, Ruth Putnam and Jo
Paulus; puts, Madeline Friderici
9-hole winners: low gross, Marge
Sauer; low net, Louise Wolfe, Co
lumbus; puts, Madge DavidS.
In Sundays Scotch Foursome
low net winners were: 1st, DR.. and
Mrs. Miessner; End, Dr.. and Mrs
Ley and 3rd, Mrs. ana Mrs. Howard
Fulton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02
Guyer At Lakeside
Wins Promotion

A variety show, with DR.. Tenny-
son Guyer of Findlay as master of
ceremonies, will be staged in
Hoover Auditorium, Lakeside Sat.
urday evening as the closing pro-
gram of the International Platform
Associations 53rd annual conven.
ton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02
BOWLING LEAGUE

Thursday Night Women's Bowl
ing League will have their first
meeting of the fall season at Va
cation Lanes Bowling Allies on
Sept. 1. All women wishing to
bowl next season and who are not
already on team are asked to
call 4931 or 5872.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02
KIWANlS

Members of the Kiwanis Club
were entertained at their Wednes-
day noon meeting in the Evangeli-
cal United Brethren Church Hall
by Major Leo Smith of Wright
Field, Dayton, son of Kiwanian
Louis Smith. Major Smith describ-
ed some experiences and presented
program of colored slides made
while he was stationed in France
and Germany for three years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02
Catawba Club Golferettes
Enter Tourney Semi Finals

Winners in the Golferettes Club Championship Tourna-
ment this week Ruth Rice Lola Snder Evy Ley and
Mary Lambert In the second payoff this week matches
set up follows Rice-Snder and Ley-Lambert
The defeated four will play match follows Teve BRO
Priscilla Rhie and Juanita Cooper Florence Davds.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

despite the heavy catches Sunday
many still remain.
According to Mr.. Hammond, city
officials have agreed to allow
youngsters under Is to continue to
fish there the balance of the sea-
son. The pond is "off limits" to
anglers over Is, Mr.. Hammond
added.
Here is a list of prize winners
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02
ION The O VA l.
Win The
\ " SPEEDWAY KID !"
= By EARL BEUCLER
SAFE DRIVING -

SAFE DRIVING -
AS we come on this Labor Day
Weekend, as was true of the long
Fourth of July, all concerned with
safe driving urged ALL motorists
to use a little more care and con-
sideration of the other person.
AS we read the papers and hear
newscasts, time after time is is
reported killed, 4 killed, entire
family wiped out in a tragic acci-
dent.
1t is time we heed the warnings,
they come from expert sources, the
press, the radio, the pulpit, the
Auto Clubs, and even the White
house, and the plea from all is the
same, DRIVE CAREFULLY.
Some accidents they claim are
unavoidable, are they ? 2?
900
FREMONT SPEEDWAY
Racing fans saw the most excit-
ing Feature race on this fast track
as twenty cars were started with
Jim McCune taking the checkered
flag. Jim Rupkie turned the fastest
time in 18.45. The management an
nounced that there will be no rae
ing next Saturday mite due to the
Sandusky Co. Fair. The next race
event will be on Labor Day, Sept.
9th IN the afternoon. Time trials
will start at 1:30. Winners of Sat-
urday mite events we're. First heat,
Paul Keegan, K-9; Second heat,
Whitley Crippen, 318... Third heat,
Johnny Calwell, %; Fourth heat,
Bob Clark, 2-B; Pursuit, Chuckie
Watson, B4U; Non-Ford feature,
Bob Segur, TIP; Feature, Jim Nc
Cune, 313 . See you at the Fair.
900
TiFFIN RAcEWAY
Accidents, restarts and new
records = in fact just about every
thing fans heart could wish for
happened at Tiffin last Friday mite.
Van Vlerah took the feature and
Bobby ChriStman broke the track
record. No one was hurt in the
many accidents. So, what more
could you ask for? The next reg
ular race mite will be Sept. End,
and an extra race will be run Sum
day afternoon, Sept. 4th with the
race at 2:30 pm. Winners of Fri
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02
RoWMEN SHOOT

Ottawa County Bowmen Club
will have their annual Champion
ship Shoot Sept. at the Ottawa
Bowmen Field Course on Bay
Shore Road.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02
Kids Fish Derby A Huge Success

Sunday afternoons rain failed to dampen the spirits of
374 kddies who participated in the third annual Fish Derby
sponsored jointly by Port Cnons fremen and police
ilary.
Pete Hammond, general chairman, said than ton
and half fish of all description stocked in the pond
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

pOIIlCS.
and P. G. Snyder, Oyster Bay.
A Sanduskian, Paul Baker,
placed second with 81 points.
The series sponsored by the
Raven Glass Association of Amer.
ica. Headquarters for the group at
Put-in-Bay was Chick Linker's
Crescent Hotel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

=. l., hUUSeVtIC gdTHeTeu J4I
Two races were held Wednesday,
one Thursday and two Friday
morning.
First places were all claimed by
eastern shippers. Roosevelt won
two firsts, while other events went
to Harry Anderson, Oyster Bay,
L. l.; Robert Kingsley, Long Island
Evening star., 1955-10-30

FORD 81
Victoria thardtop); radio, heater, p
1 tone raven black and sandstone
white finish. $685..
Evening star., 1955-10-30
EfRT ~

F-36o. express, with special xneks;
this ts q low-mileage truck ID ex-
cellent condition; 1895,
pApKWiV-TnPD
Evening star., 1955-10-30
TRAilERs

sz.z-s.z-----sas--
UTILITY RRAILER, A BY 4; closed
bed incl. tarp.. ligifts and hitch,
New eaIad. Very reasoaahle. y, 2
il Il Yon u WANT s1ssri quality ls,s he here.
tan $f.I5O and assume payments
LOCKWOOD b-S347. ---I
C0NTINENTAL 's4. 80 f.. Z bsdrms
Used leHe than l year, viii sac
ms. equity s3. 200, for S7es il
cash and take over unpaid baianse,
3e mos; 81 Sa3.1s. lneludes al
tns. and lat. Cannot be told from.
sac. ] am being Transferred over.
seas. Trailer can Be seen al. this
week incl. sun. st coLIEsa. wash
Balto. biyd.. y. 8, hwy 3m mi
north Of Laurel Nd, Or cal
LIsERIx is5s so-ft.:: exsel. con eond.
es sf.s5O. si 7-sss5P Pass ciia.ss. .sssriissss. ss
wHITELY 1854 ss-ft.:: . bsdsmus. u
din. fuil bath: viii finance. 70
36. Temple Trailer viliase. Alex
ISL star as-ft.; q bedrms.. TUB
shower, Thermostet heater: excel
condition. Lot 16. 1888 Povhatsr
st., Alex.
UTTLITY TRAILER, aii-metal frame
ii good condition: S6S. OIL e-603z
TRAfEkk, utility. 4 BY q, Riorfda
sg sags: ssry nice tsrparlir; !g. sses,
seI hasfRqT isss, ~ Il soD so.
dition: IarFe bathroom with shower
Frigldaire:: $1,000. Also 9xI6-ft
AiuEn-A-Roofn. new In 1854 in
cIudes heater: $3.50. OV. 3.A31O
cord.: sleeps 5; $3,50) Can b,
financed. Interested In good lurn
rs down payment. Lot 229, 213t
Richmond hwy, Alex. w. so
TRAILKR2 wheel trailer, hitcl
a7-FT. NASHUA 1p54: Ike new
shower. awninB, sleeps emer-
geilcy requires sale q $1,000. IA
a-WHafeRIiI, ali-steel. 4xe. removahi,
built-up top. twin tail lights, saiet,
ron SALE--AIl-metal utility trailer
offer. m. 6-s67S. ---3I
1881 ROYAL HOUSE TRArLRR, so.
It.: excel. e0nd Trailer iocatet
Psisters Trailer Pk. Rte. !. Laurel
Nd, Parkway 6-3226. $50
1859 2s. Robin House trailer: prie,
81. 800; Welsh Trailer PARK
Sos iisa eHaTfsJ sisn e pcAsFiss2 sfsas e si.''
sTREAMLIoHT 'b4 3b-ft. bedrm.
an modern. Incl. bathtub Ii bath.
room. Used less than mos. ant
cannot be told from bfand-new
S3,2o6. VIII accept rs little q
$495 dn. and finance unpaid bal.
ance through our local bank fol
Is long rs 5 Yrs. II nee.
COLES
Wash. Balto. blvd. q. .. hwy.
Parkway 6-1922, $50
Evening star., 1955-10-30

|CHEVRoLET 1888 S-dooY sedan;
'FI.AWLK8s 0REEN BEAuTY IN
NEW-GAR CONDITION, Radio.
heater. a perfect. guarenteed beauty
ready to 80. Only $ogb. CAL AID.
2.sT22 and Ask for Bill Gehfus 70
nick you tp.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
AuTokAQllL,E L,Es HoR SALR

FORD 'se e.eyl. rordsr: henutitul
ginefer niue GrtIh, coutRaotiur ESai
covers, 2. and IL. turn gfNnAia,
nfhfr accessories; one eWnGFs ioN
mi. Special today. $685. - loE
~ IS down.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1900 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lu. zege17
FORD 20 club coupe: VS.. radio and
heater. turn elgnnls, snow tires. ex.
eel cond.. $3.50 Or best cner. u.
FORD 81 Custom y-s convertible;
I. and A.: excel eond. MA. e-ges3.
FoRb IS Custom re- Ranch War
on: 5000 NIL: I. and h.. power
Z steering. Wv. tires. tinted glass;
rofdomatic: best oftsE, Oh 2-O647.
FORD ,SB rordor VS.: Pordomatic,
10000 miles: I. and h.: for ssll
By diplomat. OIL. 0-B47o. 80 )
F0RD s26 Model T coupe; tn vera
good cond.: cieanest car tn town.
$3.50 or best offer: viii 11uancl
and take In. tFsde. Oh 4-9SlI.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

,xs-"62a 4-ar. s.ENioY
LUXURY At lrB H1ST." Custom
radio. heater, spotleas throughout;
$6N6 fSH DOWN.. Call AD. 2-z43z
and ask for Bal pryman.
Stohlman Chevrolet
aero NJ st. NV, AD. 2-4432
CADILLAC '63 cony.; gofseous light
blue: new top: WV. ttress real
CADILLAC ,44 coupe; exceptionally
clean: black w.-W, tires; S6eb or
csDirnac ssSi i1s5 s5 III esass: s;osoo' \ ana 4; !
tone flnish; Wv. tires, power
stesring and. brakes. Just NE 3
show piecei" S6o6 dn. SILVER
SPRING MOTOR CO.. INC, 1902
g. W. hwy. tat Ga. Aye1 Oil. Npa..
Evening star., 1955-10-30

PARkWAY-kDNO
306l M 81. NV. AD, 2-D185
FORD $50 station waEcn: Country
saSsp.: pvt. owner. siisB. Ju. s
FOIsn go; .4s mod. Mere. eng:
Wv. tres excel ccid.: best oiier.
hD. 2-Ssos 4 Monday sWSe. W after $50.
ford 80 station wagon; clean, ex-
ssilent H,eeha1!cal condition: 1895.
FORD - VicoSia thardtopl; owner
sSsr, ssins Sysrsss:ssl 9x' s.ssl.sa Rnss seil. A4sS
roRp. ORD is IS vicsorss. nfSd This is . sharp
piece, equip with Cont. kit. Fordo-
matte, 4. nnd h.; 2-tone: WV. tires.
Less than 5000 mi asoaded with
extras.l $2.ap6 On best cfIer. WIN
finance. Cali XII 9-2e29. Eyes.
rom olsSspi isss iall-,astai station wagon:
shows very little wear, low mileage,
cash, trade OF S195 down, $I,l95.
BELL MOTORS, !,,,o 5o1o Wis. ave. n p y.
FORD ,bi coach: 7. and b: over
heistery like new; S395. 1895
ySRn SIM. so ass, Custom nw conv. COUPE: sG :.
and h.. excellent motor. nnish. Wv.
tires, good top. S2a5. 1926 Conn.
rom sSs 1iH. 81 rairlane VS. rordoaSSsie:
I. and h. low mileases perfect con-
FnRn asIlHn' tsb3 S convert. convert; mist Ereen
with brand-new black top; radio.
heater. oFeTdr.; yerg cleani VIII
take trade s1.tab; pvt. owner.
w,FSrps, s., IA sT,.an. s.Ann.
tires; sood cond.; sibO. So s
|FoRD taSS .ss v-s rairlsne club ed;
duet; due q illness: si.sSSb 10. s.se5s.
FORD 1855 victoria: Fordoinssie,
REomsf Eens tafs nset trade. 81 on lnaosss. so
FORD ,55 Fairlane Eprdor:. al ex.
tras; 9 mos. old. 5000 miles. Best
FORD 1858 convertible: fully euuir.,
I. and h. F9rdomatie, Wv. tires; res;
FokD 'ss tudor; a; excel, eond.. $YY5o
or best offer. "a, 7-91ap so
FORD 40 convertible; $500. NO; Y
FSoGRaDD' SGaD' 1854 skyiiner vieteris: Ssli
plastic top: car only used mo-; !;
\. QtttNH @sRfDV HaAtGot Il Gna u.s GoN0-
omatic, w,.w. tires, turn SIGNALS,
auto. window washer; custom q
tone interior: car lust broken IN:
cost $1,000, viii sacrifice for Sl,-
60b, or best offer. Write OWNER,
Post once BOZ 5s6s. Bethesda, Nd.
FORD 1853 conv.; Fordomatic. /.
and h., new view. tires, custom grili,
alum. heads, dual exhausts. 81 ,450
or offer. JU, 9-42b4 after 8 pm.
FORD 1853 Thunderbird; low mile.
age. 1-owner car In Thunderbifd
blue. with Fordomatic r.. h., plus
many other accessories. Sc, 1896.
34i7 18th St. ne. La. 6-s266 or
|FoRD 1858 Country Squire sta. Wag.:
8 pass; $4,000 mi. 4, and h.: 2
extra wheels ana snow tires: 81 ,276.
ii. 7-ug21. 10. e-600b. ---31
FORD 1855 .6-cyl, station WaTons
with oyerdrive; ! owner. 81 77b.
Call Lyddcn, Elk. $4,000 or TO: g.
rSSSRs1S .sS Thundsrpird, The most d
unusual sport oar in town. has 2
tops, one ha1dtop and one com
tagtih10. must Ne seen and driven
to 80 appreciated. Call To. $4,000,
BrflL ROSS, 7400 CO. ave. ny.
FOnD ~ .v-s' s-dr.; good eSad,
q; ana IA snsv trss. Rfies. si0o'
Evening star., 1955-10-30

CHEVROLET '52--3tyleiine De Luxe
4-dooF Forest green exterior set
on with matching interior" J" Show
room appearance and condition.
Fully equipped. $e96 t9S doWnl.
CAN AD. 2-4432. Ask for Bill
Evening star., 1955-10-30
AUTokaoDlLEs RoR sAlH

CHEVROLET lsls, one owner; good
eondttinn. $3.50. u. z-b124;
CnEvROLEF III Bel Air hardtop:
owner, orig. paint. fully EQUIP.
ssessts99Fy-new sst9y eond. Best ofier, EM,
Evening star., 1955-10-30
MOTORCYCLES

TRIUMPH 1858; excellent condition
$3.50. Call il. J-1607.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 80 al2S1;
windshield and extras; ID excellent
condition. KE. S-ts64S.
ARIEL Square Four .s5; 5000 mi,
CUslEAiAN EAgie 81: motor IN per-
feet cond.; new tires; $l26. KE,
z S-627I,
BSA 1851, I26 &C.; excel, eond.
must self 500 o. best offsr. Cal
wsHaiizSzER "a moron RlKg. very rood
condition. best offer. WA. 7.737z.
TRADE 194S Hudson 8 4-dr. sedan
or 1p46 Hudson 8 2-dr. for good
motorcycle. RE-. 6-67lO.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

= Akth w AI-ENSkSD
a05i n st. NV. AID. 2-1las
BUICK As super 4-dcor; I. and b. !:
THssrxssss TfTs slsa,a Gr,rssse5 SEQ o,s y ~ dsS1-
nuIGKs. STANLEY il. RoRNER.
INC Downtown 1ii1 i4th. Con-
yenient 70 Ail hotels. once btffiG.
tngs. real estate and financial dis
srirt Dl 7-3nf:;
BuICKs-seiecticn cf models AND
colors. HoRNKR's CORNER, Bnirk
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9TH. Ii
BUICK 1853 Roadmaster 2-dr.. r.
and h. dynafiow. power steering,
Wv. tires, eiee. windows; .loN
mileage; l owner: $3.50. E2eel
cOnd. Phone CT. 6-0S16. III
BUICK 1850 Super 4-dr. sed.; excel
eond.; comp. equip; owner leaving
u,s.A.: best offer. KE. e-41pa
81 & Il 4 b
Evening star., 1955-10-30

CADILLAC "a. modsi II. 7-SSsssn.
6fskss General Motcrs KrisIdsife
air conditioning: sncfifice f0r tnn-
MsdiAte eaie. Apply IRWIN SACHS
$3.50 Cnesfuut 1t.. Fhilsdeiphia "a.
!. Ehcne 0rAntts $4,000. ---o1
CApIELAC 50 Coupe 10 ytIlet 80
Eanaed tor anyone with 10od credit.
For credit approval call &Us .
1900. BfIL ROSS. 7400 o.. ave.
NV. ---31
Evening star., 1955-10-30
TRUCKS ron sALE tcesl.i

oHEyROLET 81. valk-in. Hosertovn
eond; best aiisf, 20, i-5sOs.
cHRyROLKr 1858 is-ton pickup: j.
owner truck In excel, eond. May be
sgesn I. e IksiEtax 9sli ta ! Station. Fsir-
FORD 1913 ifs-fen; tist 6edi si2s;
also chain saw: I2310 Charles fd..
vierA NH Village. VIII, 6-06e1,
Evening star., 1955-10-30
AUTohloBiLEs FoR sAL1

.f2 New Yorker sedan,
enuipped With power steering, power
bfakess toraus drive radio. heater,
eoIex glass, seat cegers, ofizinal
2-tnne flnifhs immaeulAte; one
owner: an outstanding value for
Evening star., 1955-10-30
GARAGES

LARGE SPACE nUlIAHLE sef repair
csk alssr IN. 81. 7sSsss;
is4s WYOMING AVE. N.w-sa-
fage for rent, space for one car.
$40. NO 7-0S10. 80
Nh. esnd AND O srs. NW.--Lse.
brick EaraEe for single carr $f5.
123 10th 4f. NV. RE. T.6566.
7ie WHITTIER ST. N.W.-Brick ga
rage for rent: light and water:
24x2S. or space for car or storage.
+ RA. 6-S7O0.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
AuToMoTlvE 4 MISC.

WANTED-crosiey front end Gaxies.
wheels and sprinssl. ~. s-Il47
I WILL DEMONSTRATE the new De
Hoto. Plymouth at your convenience.
$500. Home. Ju. 7-S6o3. I'll
Evening star., 1955-10-30
TRUCKS ron sALG

FORD 80 F-2B0 pickup: excellent
Sone Fsady r. Fc 70 work. sae5,
LOGAN FORD. iii 18th st. NV
DI. 7-ke00. ---31
FOIsD 50 pickup; excellent eondi-
tlon. ready ID go 10 work; Sa45.
QAN tEoIdl, iii -1Sth st. nv,
INTERNXIiosAL 1854 dump mode
extras viii 81 wscut Fcod o,s yeaa. z.
round lob UN. 4-T71b. 80
CHEVROLET 81 Teton stake; ex-
cellent e0nd. throughout: S595
LOGAN Ford. 1l11 18th st NV
Evening star., 1955-10-30

3051 III st. NV. AD. g-0ias
DODGE 1913. saeri., $3.50. CAN so.
5.z1BI between Ii and 5 pm.
DODGE 90 Cofohet. black with
white top. Wv. =. and h.. Ryro.:
like new; best uffer, RIA. 3-7846. i
DODGE ,66 Royal Lancer hardtop
eoHpe: power steers dc luxe; +. and
for $3.50. OIL. 7-0762.
DODGE 50 CoEonet club eoupe:
EyFnmatie, r. and b., plastic covers.
2-tcne finish; immaculate through.
out. Only &1.196. 2-day money
back trial. 4-month written guar
entee. HILL q SANDERS. Wash Z
NV. NO. s-1lII. Open ewes. I'll o,
Evening star., 1955-10-30

EAhkWA1-k1lRD
305f II ct. NV. AID. 2-li 81
FORD IS custom Is" Tudor. Ford
omatic: radio. heater. whitewal
tires; tailored seat covers: CONT
mental kit: real Sharpi SI195. 2-Da!
Money Back Trial. 4-M0nth Writ,
ten Guarantee. HILL q SAUNDERS
wash. 8 Oldest ToTd Dealer I3vt
ewes. I'll D. sat. It'd S.
FORD v.H S60a midget racer com,
pieteiy recunditioned; READY TC
GO. $3.50 or best ofer. JU. 5-4256
rom As Deluxe: tires like new
ALvrN MacoSdBER, "a. B-5sS5.
FORD 'b5 Custom "6' 4-dr.: Z. ana
H., 2-tone blue: new-car ccnd
S1.Ao6; can Be financed with $gs
down aP. 3-S326 Of ST. 3-344b.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
CADTLLACl'' '5I
H45 DOWN

Series ''62" 4-ioor: /. ana h.: Fiy-
dra.. w.-w. tires: orig. 2-kone dnish:
since new. This car should BE- seen.
Sunday special ~ 1925.
MACAL MOTORS, INC.
6311 Georgia Ave. NV. tn. 2-7O11.
OPEN SUNDAYS
CADILLAC 77 rs. limo. ] paSSen-
ger. AL extras: one owner; like
new: S6eb. THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. ]. ave. n.ss IA. O.
CADILLAC .54 aea. 4-dr.: a-tont
blue: fully equipped: less than IT,
600 rni.: loss .cf permit forces SALE
today: sacrinee. S3.i35. Ia. 6-6677.
---3f
CADILLAC 20 scony.: rare oppof-
tunity; brand new top: nearly new
nyiun Wv. tires; hydra, 4, h.;
many extras: only 1900 mi. :
II, ,0eb: pvt. owner. Oh. z-6403.
-
Evening star., 1955-10-30

BUICK 81 super CONVERTIBLE: ZINE
CAR APPEARANCE AND. CoNDI-
TfoN WITH NEW TOP" Radio
heater. power windows. good tires
Only Ssg5: So down, or your cai
spT a Pig Gown gsyymssi,tt; AZ, snt,,. csa AZ AZ
you up.
Stohlman Chevrolet
$500 M ct. NV. AD. 2-s7sn
BUICK 1858 hardtnp 2-drs dynR.
flow. power steer. r, and h., Wv,
tires. low mileage: $I.6D6. One
owner. Oh 2-f374. $50