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The Nome nugget., 1955-08-08
Alaska Airlines To Buy New DC-6 Aircraft For Seattle-AlaSka Service

SEATTLE, R-Alaska Airlines is buying new DC-6 four engine aircraft from Douglas Aircraft Co.,, Alaska's president Nelson David announced Friday.
 He said the aircraft will be placed on the Seattle-F Fairbanks run, and possibly to other Alaska points, as soon as delivered.
 David said the firm would re- tain it's DC-4 planes to provide increased lift in the territory, where traffic has increased so greatly this year."
 Jay c. Larson, executive vice president of Seattle-First Nation al Bank, was elected to Alaska Airlines' board of directors at the stockholders annual meeting Fri day.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-08
New National Glider
 Distance Record of 27O Miles Set in California

PALMDALE, Calif., R-A new national glider distance record of 270 miles has been claimed by Paul F. Binkle, a civilian worker at nearby Edwards Air Force Base.
 Binkle, competing in the 1855 Southwestern Soaring Regatta yesterday, flew his sailplane from Mirage Dry Lake to Essex, Calif., and back.
 Regatta officials said this eclip- ses the old mark of 26O miles set in 1852 by William H. Cloverdale of Philadelphia.
 Binkle was aloft hours and 10 minutes. He reached a maxi mum altitude of 13,00O feet.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-08
Minimum Pay Set For
 Persons Under IS Years

A regulation from the Office of the Commissioner of Labor, sets the minimum pay for persons under the age of IS years. The regulation became effective on Aug. l.
 Here is the regulation in it's entirely:
 (A) Pursuant to the provisions of Section 2, Chapter 1855, SLA 1855, part-time employment will be considered to be such employ ment as does not require an em- ployee to perform any work, or to be subject to call for work, for more than 20 hours during a work week.
 (B) Persons under the age of 18 years, except such as are en- gagged in newspaper delivery, baby sitting, occasional chores in and about a domestic home or in performing occasional errands, shall be paid at a rate of not less than $1OO per hour for part time work as defined in para graph (A). of this regulation.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-08
Richard Wien to Make Bush Flights For Wien Airlines

FAIRBANKS-Another Wien took to the air recently.
 To Alaskans, Wien is perhaps the best known name in the world of flying as far as the territory is concerned. And if left up to the Wiens, it is apt to continue that way, through both fame n d numbers.
 The newest Wien to take to the commercial air lanes is Richard, 2O-year-old son of Noel Wien, AL aska's most noted pioneer bush pilot.
 Richard started flying at 15, soloed at 16, and just few weeks ago received his commercial pilot license And last month Richard was hired by Wien Alaska Air lines to fly the bush out of the Arctic airstrip of Bettles.
 Richards family gives him heritage of aviation. His father, Noel, came to Alaska in 1924 and has been flying here ever since. His three uncles, Sig, Fritz and Ralph, have all been active in fly ing in the territory. Ralph was killed at Kotzebue in 1880, but his uncle Sig. is still flying and is president and general manager of Wien Alaska Airlines. His uncle Fritz is vice president in charge of operations for Wien.
 Other members of the Wien family flying in Alaska are Bob, the son of Ralph, who flies the bush out of Fort Yukon, and Rich ards brother Merrill, who, before called into the Air Force as a pilot, flew for Pan American World Airways.
 Wien Alaska Airlines, which pioneered flying in Alaska, now serves over quarter of million miles of the territory In addition to it's regular hauls. to the bush areas, during past years Wien has taken thousands of tourists throughout the arctic and sub arctic regions of the territory.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-08
Wife Of Wealthy Auto Dealer Is Feared Kidnapped and Slain

KANSAS CITY, R A wide spread search for a wealthy auto mobile dealers missing wife, feared kidnapped and slain, had failed to turn up any productive leads early Saturday.
 The blood spattered clothing and car of Mrs. Wilma Allen, 34, mother of two, were the only clues.
 Mrs. Allen was last seen early Thursday afternoon during a shopping trip.
 Her husband, president of one of Kansas City'S larger automo- bile agencies, said If anybody a stranger-tried to force entry into her car, I'm sure she would have screamed and put up a se- were struggle
 Allen told friends he had al most given up hope of seeing his wife alive and does not believe she is victim of a kidnap plot for ransom.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-08
EDDY OF SKINNER & EDDY DIES AT AGE OF 82

SEATTLE, R-John w. Eddy. 82, partner in the Skinner and Eddy Shipbuilding Co. which set construction speed records in building 75 World War l steel vessels, died Friday after sev- eral months illness.
 Eddy was a big game hunter in Africa and Alaska and wrote two books, Hunting on the Kenai Peninsula" and Hunting The Alaska Brown Bear"
 Two sons, J. Franklin, and Gar rett, both of Seattle, survive.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-08
Hiroshima Marks 10th Anniversary Of Its Destruction

HIROSHIMA, LR - Hiroshima marked the 10th anniversary of its atomic destruction Saturday with an appeal to the world +'never to repeat the tragedy"
 The birthday of wars first nu- clear bombing dawned hot, with a few clouds dotting the sky, just like Aug. 6, 1945.
 Survivors of A-bomb victims rose before dawn to secure places close to the center of Nakashima Peace Park, site of the anniver- sary ceremony.
 As the sun rose, they burned incense and strewed flowers at the foot of the cenotaph, a white stone arch bearing the inscrip- tion Rest Ye In Peace, For We Humanity Shall Never Repeat The Mistake"
 By 8 am. the crowd had grown to 50,OOO. All was still. The in- stant of SIS brought not the blinding flash and death of 1945 but the tolling of bells and sound ing of whistles.
 The throng knelt in prayer for the dead and for peace.
 Mayor Tadao Watanabe, in the city's annual peace declaration, said, "We will continue to re- mind the world never to repeat the tragedy of Hiroshima until true world peace is established eternally"
 Five hundred doves were re- leased he as spoke.
 During memorial services, the names of 523 Hiroshimans con- firmed the past year as atomic bomb victims were added to 58,5O5 confirmed up to last year.
 The only police count taken says 78,150 died from the bomb ing. City publications say the bomb took from 24O.000 to 260,- poo lives, including outsiders and troops.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-08
NO MIGRANTS ALLOWED

PHILADELPHIA, R-City po- lice said yesterday they have be- gun drive to clear the Indepen- dence Mall area of undesirables.
 Chief Police Inspector Albert J. Trimmer said the newly opened mall, fronting on Independence Hall, had become gathering and sleeping place for vagrants and panhandlers.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-08
ORSON WELLES WIFE EXPECTING A BABY

VENIC R-Orson Welles confirmed today that his Italian wife, starlet Paola Mori, is ex- pecting a baby
 The American actor and movie producer and his wife are vaca- tioning on the island of Torcello, in the Gulf of Venice.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-08
SUNDAY BASEBALL National LeaQue

Chicago 4, Brooklyn 3 Milwaukee GA, Pittsburgh 3-2 Cincinnati 8-5, New York 5-6 Philadelphia g, St. Louis 6
 American League Detroit Az, New York 23 Chicago 2, Baltimore 2 Boston Is, Kansas City 12 Washington g, Cleveland 3
 Pacific Coast League Hollywood 6-2, Seattle 4-3 s. Francisco 3-1, Portland 2-15 Los Angeles 6-1, San Diego 80 Sacramento Az, Oakland CA The ancestors of our present day goldfish were originally green in color.
 IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT, TERRITORY OF ALASKA, SECOND DIVISION. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
 JOHN KORNIS. deceased.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 No. 1908 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that P. L. Reader, of Nome. Alaska, has been duly the Administrator of the Es- tate of John Kornis, deceased. All persons having claims against the said estate should present them, with proper vouchers attached. to the said at Nome, Alaska, within six t6) months of the date of this Notice DATED this 21st day of July, 1855.
 P. L. READER,
 ADMINISTRATOR James A. Uon der Heydt, at Lao, for Adnlinistratrir. Pub July 25, Aug. l, 8, IS, 1855.
The Nome nugget., 1955-08-08

The ancestors of our present day goldfish were originally green in color
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
Friday afternoon
Among the Visitors
gflInM. ]

Mr. and Mrs Yancey Bailey
were Faru1ville visitors Friday
Nj and Mrs Wesley Dunkum
acre IN Lynchburg Thursday.
Mrs Mayfield Ownsby IS nurs-
ing IN Richmond
Miss Elizabeth Harris Of the
nursing staff of Johnston Willis
Hospital spent q few days with
her parents last week
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen and
Charles aere Fafrnville visitors
Friday afternoon
Miss Mary Alice Bendedict. Of
CreNe spent some time recently
Rlth her grandparents. Nj and
Mrs. Leake Booker
Friends are glad 10 see Harold
Coleman back IN the store He
vas absent for several days on
account 81 sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fnppen
and family and Mr. Luck, all of
Richmond visited Mrs Lucy
Bersch Miss Annie Phaup and
brother last week
Nj and Mrs Tucker Harrison
and Harold Duncan, Of Column
bia were guests Saturday Of the
Wesley Dunkum family.
Nj and Mrs Billy Ayers re-
TUNED TO their home in Rich
mond Sunday. after visiting their
parents for the week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
CurIsvilIe

ro, ,re a.. dsye .coorlea has
-eat7y Lert eee,vo7e ~g,essf1o
and on the unea b .de too We
are all thankful ID did not d. TOO
mHch damage Tobacco and corn
nayA bcen badly damaged trees
blown ID. and other small dis
rIfbance resulted
On account 81 incle m n t
weather The picnic 81 the Hick-
org Groye aud New Store Home
Demon tratlou Clubs which vas
held wednesday afternoon had
small attendance
JOE ORGY. Of Baltimore spent
hIs vacation last week With his
mother Mrs & r Wise.
MI and Mrs Herbert Spencer
and family 81 Richmond, have
been visiting Mesdanes Bald
ridge Finch and Harvey and
other relatives the past week.
Tomnie Donald and y b 3 Y
Phaup had as their guest last
week their cousin Micheal Bur
rough Of ChrIstlansbufR
Mrs Edgar Johnson vas hon
ored with Stofk Sho@cr last
Heek green by hef mother She
received many loYely and use
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

Its Good idea to periodic
ally check iron furniture for rust
pots. say VPI home economists.
Rust may spot clothing or weaken
furniture over a period of time
If you find any rust on your
painted iron furniture. use d bit
Of fine steel wool to smooth and
clean the rusted part Fresnen it
by painting over that part
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

WAS held Sunday August u At
"Boatwrightg" Apples Shed On
Route Is
The huge table At the "Gld
home place" vas filled with
baskets 81 delicious food ahen
The rain began 70 fail Fortunate
~. Eoatwright Apple Shed had
been secured IN CAFE Of rain IT
proved perfect setting for the
occasion With tables extending
the entire length pf the building
with most delicious food lnchld
ing a large cont3iner u "brQus-
WICK stew. lemonade. and ice
cream
Those attending we're Dr end
Mrs. Aubrey BRADLEY Camden 81
Roanoke T y Camden oi
Farmyille Mrs. Iottle { Atkln-
son. Of Richmond, M and Mrs.
DIN Camden and daughtei
"Olanda Of Wilgon n Mf
and Mrs Eddie Camden. u I4ya-
noke, MI and Mrs ley Legi8
Of Bnckroc Beach Nh and ara
Weverly M Nickols. 81 RICH
mond w O Camden, Of New
YORK City
Also { & Camden III Mfs
Walter Cieslak and June MI
and Mrs Hugh Il Camden and
children. Garnet. Susan and
Hugh = III. Nj and Mrs Jesse
M Clark Mr. and Mrs Leon
Bayne, MIS- Aubrey Mathews NJ
and Mrs Robert r Camden IT.
Nancy and Brad Mrs Atb Y
Jones. and Jerilyn Mr. and Mrs
Robert Moorefield Bob Nancy
and Marsha Nj and Mrs Otis
Nuckols, Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN
r. kuckols. and daughter Jane
II p White. Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Moore all ri Richmond Va
Miss Doris Atkinson. william
Hi. MIS- Thclma Lewis, Bobby
Ray and Roy. Mrs Dennellc
Sopher and son John" MI and
Mrs. Nelson Hundlty and Bob
sll Of Hampton, va.
MI and Mrs John r. PoWer.
and Alice Marie, Of Norfolk
Donald Camden Mrs Richard
Landers and sons. Ricky and
William Camden. Of Bucksoc
Beach. Va joel A. CLARK, n
University Of Virginia
Also MI and Mrs Lewis Jones
Of MI Airy Md MI and Mrs
Lewis Nuckols. and children Bill
~. fitzhIgh. Elizabeth and Lee
wellyn. Of Colonel Beach Mr. and
Mrs + II Camden Jr. and chl-
dren. Of Roanoke. MI and Mrs
Walter l. Camden. Of Waynos-
boro. MI and Mrs Benjamin r
Camden Louisville. Mrs w II
RAIDER Of TroutVllle Mr. and
Mrs. JerinRan Of Wilson. N c
MI and Mrs Camden. Allen and
Beth. Of Roanoke Mr. and MIS-
BENJAMIN f. Eppes. and sons
Tommy and Marx, OF Roanoke
Va
Also Mr. and Mrs J Randolph
LeSueur, of Buckingham c II
Mr. and Mrs + Gordon LeSuetIr
and daughter. Linda and FaSe
OF Richmond MI and Mrs Mar
tin and Connie, OF Roanoke Mrs.
annie = Johnson Of Glendale
Miss Kate White Mrs, Craze
Barton, Groves CLARK /. T. II
Guerrant. w f Purycar all Of
Gold Hi, Mr. and Mrs OWd
Davidson. Mrs Katherine Wood
Of Brcmo Bluff Mr. and Mrs y
Davidson of The Orchard Miss
Patricia Allison. of Scottsvilie
Mr. and Mrs william Pankey.
Jr.. of Charlotte and William. JI
Guests of Mr. and Mrs Robert
King. recently were Or TsuadA
from Tokyo. japan and sol.
John Tsuada, a recent graduate
OF Houghton Wesleyan College
near New York Also Rev r s
Nicholson. Wesleyan returned
Missionary To Japan
Mrs station has as guests her
sister. Mrs Lockmorc, OF Rich
mond
w F., Poe is greatly improved
and cxpccts TO return 10 his
work with Virginia Electric and
Power Co. AT Bremo soon
Revival services Will b, am II
Salem Methodist Church sun
day August q through Aug 26
The Rev James S Bulcigh. Of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
Camden Family And Friends
Hold Reunion AT Glendale

Richmond vii be the visiting
minister He is a former pastor
If Salem Church A large crowd
la expected 10 attend
Evening star., 1955-05-11
BoATS

ri rs. Al eond.: many
extras for Comfortable cruiSing:
owner wants larger boat JU. 7-766o.
2s-FT. CABIN CRUISER, 100 horse
power. Mercury engine. completely
repAinted. redecorated. ready TO 90.
S1.700 or best ofier. JU. 9-IS9s.
CHRIS CRAFT. Trojan. Owens boats:
Chrysler and Mercury power; Mas
bank financing. W. LITTLE. 636
35-FT. BY II-Ff. BEAM. twin screw.
sport sedan; very fast; Chrysler
Crown engine: sleeps 4, s. 8. galley,
RCA ship-to-shore. 1000 watt
Oman generator. loaded with ex-
tras; boat and ensines completely
rebuilt: ready to 60; cost neG. neeG. Sl6;-
Be nnaneed. % See at BERLTrzs.
Deale. Nd. or can owner. WE. s.
1900 or HA. 2-7679. lis
CHRIs-CRAFT, new, loft. utility
craft with tlberglass and Q new D.
h.p motor OIL 4-5649. -15
SkIPJACK. 30 IT. Z 9 IT. Z ga IT.:
tnboard. dinghy. all class equip,
head. Sterno stove compass. ,
ANCHORS. water breaker 500. FL
sPoRf PSR r CRUISER. R.v.l Craft. 20 IT,.
gine:. purchased July "a. used
month; complete with new Gator
trailer: has been stored inside: can
be seen on weekdays only till p.m..
at 200 Lee hwy, Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1955-05-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA, s195; Renault, s245; Hill
man, $40. Morris. S595: Peugeot,
S247: Wv. .S6S7. See JACK PRY
1923.
ANGLIA 81 Cdr: dark blue: up to
IS miles per sal; gas; 30,day guar
WaSh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
14th 81. nv. NO; 7-111l. Open
AUSTIN si; - HEAiEY Il ley i955 70 8 "1oo": also
Austin Cambridge, Hillman, Morris
Minor, MG.. Sunbeam. Porsche,
and doors, convertibles, station
wagons; starting at 81 ,445. Highest
AUTO. INC. CEst. 1910, 7th at R
sts. NV: NO. 7-27OO. Branch sales,
1910 King ST., Alex. Va. King s.
BUICK 80 Special: good running con-
dition: S35 or best offer. TU. 2-S572.
BUlCKS-Selection of models and
colorS. HORNER'S COR. Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii
Evening star., 1955-05-11
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1853 s.-ton stake body:
loE mileage; $3.50 terms arranged
NOBLE MARKET Bus. fully equipped
preferred. WE. 6-5e3s or TO; 8
CHEVROLET SO Suburban spas
Senser; ORIGINAL MARINERS
BLUE READY FOR WORK; Sl,l45,
five 1851 down. STOHLMAN CHEW
ROLET TRIPLE GUARANTEE. Call
AID. 2-S722 ask for Bill Serhus on
the open lot. 800 and M sts; nv; s
Nm; nFs and EIa.ncHb 3 II 2 pm SERVICE Is
CHEVROLET '54 ls-ton panel: blue.
Call ia. S-3447. IL
DODGE so ls-ton panel: sparkling
blue finish; like new; low mileage;
sRseHoes s54s IoaAN eqaelSR %oToRs fTY s
FORD as F-sO0 heavy-duty dump
truck; fully equipped; excellent con-
dition throughout; real bargain,
must hurry; S595. LOGAN MO-
TORSS, I'LL 18th st. n.w' DI =
FORD '5a F-10o panel: used slightly
by our parts dept. low mileage; in
excellent condition; SS95. LOGAN
MOTORS, I'LL 18th st. NV, DI.
PLYMOUTH Al h-ton pickup: heavy
duty bumpers; Sl25. 1O1 6lst place.
Capitol Heights. -12
FORD "a F-lOO la-ton pickup: has
heater and other accessories; only
1000 miles; looks like brand-new;
special today. ST .095.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
1900 Pa. Ave. Sc LU. 2-aS27l
liz
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IAUTos AND TRUCKS WANTED
lcontinuodl

NOTICE CAR OWNERS
BELL MOTORS desperately needs 100
extra-clean cars. 1916 70 1855. AL
makes and models We absolutely
pay highest price in town for the
right car.
BELL MOTORS
5010 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 6-Se00
Evening star., 1955-05-11

Richardson Cruisers
Correct Craft Cruisers
Marine Rocket Cruisers
Scottie Craft Cruisers
Large Selection Used Boats
WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. s.W. RE. 7-4797
STOP BOAT LEAKS
Use EVR Shield Fiber Glass
Instructions Free
WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. RE. 7-4797
Boat-Cote Fiberglas
Best for you and your boat NASH
MARINE SUPPLIES. $50 Maine ave.
s.w.. DI. 7-4010. -13
Evening star., 1955-05-11
AUTOS FOR SALE Ccsnt.D

BUICK 81 Super hsrdtop convertible:
Z and a: aut2: ttansmission Wv;
h'ai5: low as ss45 down. essh or or
trade. MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1870 Wis
heart Of Bethesda." Ia
50 BUICK-S995
Special de luxe 2-dr.; I. and b..
PAGE-HUGHES BUICK
62l Arlington Blvd. CRte. 5e)
Fans Church. Va. JE. 3-9700
BUICK 1858 2-dr.: r. and h.; 2-tone
green: nev-car guar; S1,450.
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-s50o
-12
BUICK 1e4s 4-doof; al extras: a.
esenIlsnnss ns,ns condition: 1895. Call JU.
BUICK '52 Roadmaster hardtop con-
and h.; wv, tires: I owner: 81 .2e5.
BELL ,,,6 MOTORS PRS SOLO Wis. ave
BUICK '54 convertible (3 to choose
from): Dynafow,- T. and h.. other
oat Ga. aVel. Sill spg.. Nd. JU.
BUICK "a hardtop g to choose
from): Dynafiow. r and h.. other
equipment: priced TO sell at So, ,495.
SILVER SPRING MOTOR CO.. INC.
1002 E.-W. hwy. tat Ga. aVe.), Sill.
Spg-. Md. JU. $4,000.
BUICK AS cony.: T. and h.. Dynahow:
yours You SILVER psPRTNd5 No MoToR
CO., INC. IO02 E:-W. hwy. tat Ga.
aye,l, Sill. Spg., Md: JU. 9-450O.
BUICK SO Super hardtop Riviera
coupe: radio. heater. Dynafiow and
many extras: original light green
finish: q one-owner car that has
received excellent care and shows
it: $195 down. 24-month financing:
S1.695. DALTON BURRELL, INC.
1925 Conn. ave. NV. AID. 4-624l.
BUICK '4S Super 4-dr.; S345.
MARTIN STUDEBAKER. 1904
Hampden lane. OIL. 2-1700 -l2
BUICK l949 sedan: Dynafiow: new
condition.. sacrifice. only S4S5. terms
ROPER" 18th and r. 1. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1955-05-11
BUICK '55

BUICK '55
Century 4-dr. sedan; 2-tone green;
loaded with the works including
power steering and brakes. Driven
1000 miles. Save $1,000. Our price,
S2,795. Cash, terms or trade.
L1SH-KEEFE MOTORS
$40 Florida ave. ne. Ii. 4-0601
BUICK 80 Special 4-dr.: JET BLACK
ZIP" Radio and heater. conven-
tional drive. S645, five dollars 1851
down. STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
TRIPLE GUARANTEE. Call AID. .
S722. ask for Bill Sehrus. on the
open lot. across from new-car show
room, 33rd and M sts. NV. 8 am.
MaNcsn sIll 2 Pm. "sERVIcEMEN FL
2-tone sedan; Dyna.,
T. and h.: S29g. 80 Special sedan;
Dyna., r. and h.: S549. 81 Super
sedan, r. and h.; ST99. '52 Road
master Riviera hardtop: elec. win
dows. Dyna.. r. and h.: 81 1879. '53
Riviera hardtop; 3-tone. Dyna, r.
and h.: Sl,449 HORNER s COR,
Buick Dealer. Fla ave. ne. at 9th.
IL H-HI I'd
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CHRIS-CRAFT

1858 twin-screw, 31-ft. Chris-Craft
sedan. Just completely refinished.
Little use and in new boat con-
r. L. VAN FOSSAN, INC.
$50 Maine Ave. sW. ST. 3-0326
Evening star., 1955-05-11
MOTORCYCLES

'As HARLEY "74" o.V.H.: de luxe
saddlebaEs, sport shield and plenty
of other extras. Have to see to ap-
preciate. Can be seen at 4704 r. l.
ave, Hyatts., Md. sos or best
offer WA. T-R203 -l2
Evening star., 1955-05-11

'53 2-dr,; immac.; full
SSS$SSErSXD SAILS 53se sR W.. %T ave. T.
cMEvRoIET MHi S5ffSp' SO Bel Air 4-dOor Sc
stripe; +, and h., signals, seat COW
ers: carefully driven 10000 mi; car
Bank financing. KIRK MOTOR Co,
1000 Ga. ave. ia. 9-4S00. --12
81 Special de luxe club
soyIpS. Sogps; equipped wit with heater and 4
looking and mechanically excellent
and terms. KIRK MOTOR CO, 1000
Ga ave, ia. g-4SO0. -l2
CHEvROLETS-'53 Bel Air: blue,
yIni,s, Ehite top equipped; S1.299; 81
poTersliae ss5inf ssS9 HoRNRRs 81 S1hs eeSoRR SoR
9Th % LII std4e4 " ave- H''' a.
CHEyRoLET '55: sl,as5. Financing
arranged for anyone with good
credit For credit approval call TU.
2-4200. BILL ROSS, 7400 Ga. ave,
CHEVROLET 80 2-dr.; r. h.; a real
nice car: sl.i4e; 9-day money-bsck
HILL 4 SANDERS, Wash. s Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1900 l4th st, NV.
NO. .7-1111. Open ewes. til o; Sat.
'5a Bel Air convertible;
beautiful nnt blue fnish; ,,Isi ., poyerElids
with as low as sos dn. and very
small monthly -pymts. TOWN a
NV. Wo. 6-94O0.
Evening star., 1955-05-11

rOfD -. E-hhN. Dump. With 3 yGa-
boOy, cab shield. s.5xar tics Ard
speed rear this Is q real 6uS.
S2,sq5.
PARKWAY-FORD -
oPEN phILY. 90. SAT. TN rU5s0
FORD 81 Consul 4-dr.: S545- MAR.
TIN SIuDEBAKER. 49O4 Hampden
lane. OIL. 2-l7U0. ia
FoRDS 1856: nine TO choose from,
A variety Of body styles. equipment,
eolorS. These exceptional l-oWnef
trade-in are low mileage and are
priced far below orig. list. Trade
accepted. u. 5-7S0O. Mr.. WHITE.
Ia
FORD 1881 Victoria: orig. rust and
beige finish: immac interior, 7. and
n: only $1,000 mi ! owner New
car salesman offers this exceptional
Lade-ln At SSi5. JU. 5-7So0. Mr., /,
WHITE. -i2
FORD 1851 English Ford CPrefeetl,
Eordor. 7. and h: ideal second car;
DARK blue: excel. cond.; orig. :
owner: S445 XII 9-le4l. Ia ..
FORD so Victoria: T. and h: over
drive; glacier blue body, Sun-gate
ivory top. low mileage; very clean;
Sl,24h. Car No. STA MONROE
FORD. l231 EAst-West hwy, Sff.
Sps: Nd. Open evenings till 9. ~.
5-1S04
Evening star., 1955-05-11

FORD '53 Custom Ferdor; Fordo.
matte, radio, heater, light green
perfect condition. orlsinal OWNER
GA. 4-S245 liz
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NATtRFRoNT PRoP. foR RENTl
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-RoMar Apts.-
Furn. modern e yrs. old, . rms.
bath, porch. cooking facils.: knotty-
pine interior: sleeps 40: best sec
ton June rates. S45-$50 weekly
ple free parking. LA. 6-303l. Ia
BEACH. Del, The Dunes.
Ocean-fTont apts. and cottages S55
Wk. Up MRS. NEVES. OIL. 4-3SS3
MAINE sEACOAsT C0TTAGE-Mod.
kit. and bath; conf. attrac.. beaut.
loc.; S65. Special rates June and
Sept OIL. 2-0353. -I5
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Modern 2-bed-
rm. brick apis. on ocean front. Utils.
furn. Call 10. 3-6766. ia
BETHANY BEACH, DEL. - Ocean
front street; de luxe 2-bedrm, apt.
] mo, 5000: sleeps q. Ewes, EN-.
2-6916; L. T. GRAvATTE. Realtor,
MA. S-0753.
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AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

up. NORRIS & oTTo AUTO RADIO
CO.. 435 K st. NV, D1. 7-4600.
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CHRIS-CRAFT

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The fabulous new Chris Craft, Gift.
COBRA, powered with 2S5-h p.
Cadillac engine, is now on display.
r. L. Van FosSan, Inc.
WASHINGTON'S AUTHORIZED
CHRIS-CRAFT DEALER
$50 Maine ave. S.W. ST. 3-0326
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INVESTORS

WE HAVE 1st AND End TRUST
TATE that lMTNoITS Will PRopucE aSAE 1ss: g.
INTEREST PER YEAR.
INTERESTED IN INVESTORS FOR
IMMEDIATE INVESTMENTS OF
$4,000 TO $4,000.
TELEPHONE Mr.. DAILY. Ii. s-s542
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ALEXANDRIA, Va: 10 acres: Duke
st. extended: water and sewer avail
able. Will sell subject to satisfac-
tory zoning. Call for details. MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th
St. NV AID 4-2005
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SAIa

booy, cab shield s.5xar tics End
speed rear this Is q real buS.