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Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09

Fowler of Georgetown, Miss Anna
Fowler of Bridgeville and Mrs.
Minnie johnson and son, Donald
of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Zott enter
tanned to dinner on Thanksgiving
Day Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Wiley
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Daisey OF
Stockley and Miss Helen Wiley.
The Greenwood School Board
wishes to announce that it will
hold it's regular meeting on Decem-
Der 13 at 500 o'clock in the Green
wood School auditorium. Every
one urged to attend.
Mr.. Fred Zott is i'll at his home
at the present time and EIr. John
Lloyd is a patient in the Milford
Memorial Hospital.
This is the time of the year in
good old Sussex County when the
fires are started early in the far
mers' yards, the tripods are erected
the big iron pots are sending uI
their steam, the farmers are hurry
ing across the yard in their plaiC
mackinaWs, the SMELL Of "crack
Inns" fills the air, and we art
engaged in that furry of activity
known as butchering day. There
are always recipes for the saus
age and for the wonderful sugar
cured hams, but for some reason
cannot fathom, the scrapple pO
is always seasoned by rule o
thumb. The housewife must sally
forth while husband stirs, ant
tastes, mumuring 'mmm, abit NOR
salt not so much pepper, easy Ol
the sage, yes a bit more salt.
Here at Trails Eend we hav
i Just finished such a session and
with well stocked freezer an
smOkehouse are prepared to settl
down and feast all winter. And til
same to you'll!
Milford stores open every Wed
lnesday. all day, starting Wednes
day, November 23rd, cOntinuin
Through Wednesday, December 28tl
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
WRONG ROAD

IOWA CITY, Iowa (P) -
Iowa is out Of step in highway
financing, Robert H. Johnson,
University Of Iowa economist says.
johnson says road costs now
take s.s per cent Of Iowans' per-
sonal income. compared with the
national average of 1.8 per cent.
He points out that though iowa
ranks fifth in the nation in mile
age Of secondary roads and sew
enlE in total street and highway
mileage, the state is 10th in num-
Der of vehicles, 21st in the income
of its people and 22nd both in size
OF population and land area.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
MAMA KNOWS BEST

CHARLESTON, w. Va. -tP)-
Robert Thomas, 81, was hailed into
Municipal Court on complaint Of
his mother.
Mrs. Ella Thomas told Judge
James A. McWhorter her son came
home drunk, cut the telephone
wires and ripped off the door Of
her refrigerator.
The verdict: 80 days in Jail on a
charge of rdisorderly conduct.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
AUTOMOTIVE TRAP

CHICAGO II Up - Help" said
a voice from under the trunk lid Of
car, "let me out Of here"
Police pried open the lid. Out
popped Mrs. Kathleen Keefe. She
explained to Sergeant Richard
Stahlman that she was looking for
something in the trunk and the
cover snapped shut.
She didn't say what she was hunt
ing or whether she found it.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09

Work gloves with palms and
backs made of heavy-duty canton
flannel of a cotton-nylOn blend
have .outlasted conventional gloves
better than two to one in a rugged
test at an auto body finishing plant.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
States Iar Income
Is Cut So, ,83I,62I

The cigarette tax collections,
which are net after the allowance
of discounts of S75,820.21 for af-
fixing the tax stamps, represent
tax on 5O,578,474 packages at the
rate Of three cents per package OF
20 cigarettes and the issuance Of
2,235 permits at $1.00 each to
wholesale and retail dealers, and
1901 permits at S1.OO each to Vend-
ing machine operators.
The collections from the cigar
tax and the issuance Of permits to
wholesale and retail cigar dealers
amounted to $64,877.36 as compar-
ed with $68,362.66, a decrease OF
Ss,485.3O (5 per cent?.
The cigar tax collections which
are net after the allowance OF dis
counts of S4,994.3O for afixing the
tax stamps, represents tax on g.
487, ,4O4 cigars manufactured to re-
tail for more than six cents each,
l21, ,437 cigars manufactured to re-
tail for more than twenty cents
each, 97,940 small cigars, and the
issuance of 1887 permits at $1-OO
each to wholesale and retail cigar
dealers and SO permits at $1.OO
each to vending machine opera
tors.
Refunds totaling $7S, ,491.58 were
made in 1882 cases, of which
S644.85 was on IS income tax re-
turns and $72,8OO.3S on 4,7S4 net
come tax returns. All refunds and
attachments were approved by the
State Tax Board.
An analysis of revenue collected
for the fiscal year by counties fol
/ lows:
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Dateline Paris

has touchy workers who get
pretty strike-happy ,when Il
looks Is though there's money
to burn.
This didn't suit the mother
Of the bride who. like al
mothers everywhere, didn't
want THE marriage to be done
ID i mean way Even 50 the
compromise was epic sran-
deur.
After Al. said bridegroom
Prince Alfonso Hohenlohe-
Langenburg. everybody must
be q little democratic these
days" "It;s quite true that his
bride, whom he calls Princess
Tiger Eyes. " doesn't look .
mere is.
She looks ali Of 1871. shes
too young for Q drivers license
and can't drive her wedding
present Mercedes Benz. In
italy. girls can drive ct 10 and
marry at II.
In London. they're saying
that at last q First Sea Lord
has triumphed over the polit-
icians. It seems that neither
Sir Winston Churchill nor Sir
Anthony Eden approved the
idea Of putting Britain's last
battieship, The Vanguard. Ia
moth balls. Lord Mountbatte1l
didn't agree with them and
pushed matters until he sOt
his own way.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Dinner Meetinu

The MetrOpolital Washing
ton industrial Nurses Associa-
tion win hold It's first dinner
meeting Of the fan season at
O'Clock Wednesday In the
Broadmuor. Or. Conelius r.
Frey viii speak on RECON-
structive Hand Surgery
Evening star., 1955-10-02
|Cuncer Aid Group

The District Cancer Aid
Group will hold a membership
affair at 7::30 o'clock Wednes-
day. The group will have an
Italian dinner at the villa Rosa
Restaurant, SIC. Roeder road,
Silver Spring. at which q fash-
ion show will be prese1ted
Evening star., 1955-10-02

Continued From Page D-s
people are at those enchant-
ingly right moments called
The Season. So she lives Ia no
ivory tower.
At the same time . fifteen
year old princess. IN low heels
and 1 gym slip. enters an
Englisl, girls, school, another
fifteen year old princess, In
high heels and Womaniy
trousseau. marries and cruises
BY gondola. into the most
sophisticated Of all society.
The school girl is MARGARET
Of DENMARK who, one day,
win be Queen IN her own right.
Preparatory to this she viii
spend 9 year IN q school Of 90
other girls who have instruc-
tions TO push Her Royal
Highness around like anybody
else. !"
Obi shades Of the recent
cadet days Of HRH The Duke
Of Kent whose MOO instfuc-
tors used to below at him
Make those buttons shine, or
else SIR
Democratic Touch
Democracy also had risen its
head In Venice chez Princess
Virginia Fuerstenberg. Her
uncle, Gianli Agnelli, the
attractive young head Of the
Fiat automobile empire. asked
Ira's mother, who Is his sister,
to 60 easy on the splendor.
He reminded her that be
Evening star., 1955-10-02
ssII-sCooI
l.hiiscIsiIJeg -.
the r0af fIsssf looks
like = million
R.1t n...s.f

SNNNgSgbAt
Grey! Beise!
Extrayagant looks and down-to-
earth TAG for wool chinchilla. the sea-
sons runaway success fabric IN
such demand It's getting hard to findl
a riot Of colOrs host of styles
loaded with big-money details.
4. High ColIared Cardigan, red,
grey, beige, blue: l0-1s. 4s.ss
b. Tapered Classic, req, grey, beige:
i0-1S. 39.ss
Junior Sized Wool Chinchilids, Gd0y-
Gblt styled, too, at 3s.gS and 4Dgs IN
our Young Wdshingto Shop.
Budget Goats, Third Floor, Mezsanine.
Washington: Second Floor, SilreY
Spring q PARKtngton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

Tie Nays newest alfgalf
carer USS Forrcs'al has ven
ss.,pndltionine sys'rns OF sou
tons capacity each 600 tons m0r
thar the Radio City Music ila.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
TRIBUNE'S NEIGHB0RH00D OF THE WEEK

ORIG VAL HOME OF
STUFFED SHRIMP; That's the
boast of Comics Que. special
ixing in barbecue. at $3.50 Lin
wood. Left 10 right: Isaac Reed
of 34e3 Clairmouni. and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Pearson OF 1880 Pin
gree. smile their approval OF the
food 10 waitress owner. Mrs.
Consuelo L. Segars.
METROPOLITAN BAPTIST
CHURCH: Scenes taken al the
Metropolitan Baptist Church.
left. at 1919 East Ferry by Trib
photographer Byrd during Sun
day morning services. Left view
is the senior church choir with
the pastor. the Rev. Charles
Butler. extreme left. al the ros-
irum. while at the right church
organisf furnishes musical
strains for the choir to follow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

several tons.
The drive was sponsored By
Detroit Public Schools Social
Service. Inc, IN cooperation with
the Volunteers Of America.
It's aim was 20 clofhe needy
children reported absent from
school because parents cannot ar
ford to clothc them.
Other schools which led IN the
drive were listed by James
Cruikshank. Northern High school
principal and president Of School
Social Service. as follows.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Xmas Seals
Sole Set

Christmas Seals for early over
cas- mail and packages are
valuable now. William S Nc
Nary. Seal Sale chairman for the
lib and Health Society, an
this week
"A call TO the TB and Health
Society offices at WO. 1857
will bring you as many Seals
as you need TO place on your
mail going TO soldiers and civil
ians in foreign countries" Mr..
McNarY said.
The 10th annual Christmas
Seal Sale opens oNicia.ly on
November Is and continues to
the end of the year
Each year foreifn mail coming
to our shores is sprinkled Viih
The Christmas Seals of many
sizes and shapes since every
country in the world with the
exception OF Russia has a CHRIST.
mas Seal that is raising money
tor the fight against tuberculosis.
Mr. McNarv pointed out
We must show to others that
we arc supporting the battle 70
control TB in this country ton
t; is another way that wc can
remind others that VIC do things
the democratic way in the United
States. The people are giving thelr
money so that their nelghbors
and their neiehbors' children as
Well as their own may be free
from the disease the chairman
said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

Pasieur led all elementary
schools with collections of s.s2s
pounds.
Others high in this group were
Heating, $40 lbs Bagley. 5,220.
Parker. $3.50: Holcomb. 4,770:
Van Zile, 1886 Fitzgerald, 1850;
Mcdowell, 1902. Vernon. 1906
Vetal, 1850 and Trix. 4l60
Next to Redford and Pershing
in the hIph school group were
DENLY l0778 lbs; Mumford,
8,2l2; and Northeastern. 1874
Second 10 Burroughs among
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
BEDFORD Hi Leads CIothinq
School Drive S. Collection

WITH final returns in for the
'W pUoiic School Clothing drive,
nleh cnacd oct IA. BEDFORD
a School had lea all other
ao- m Detroit with more than
5000 pounds Of used shoes and
lmMna
In second place was Bur.
ycushs Junior High with 1892
pounds. Pershinq High was
third. reporting 1882. The goal
cf l25 tons was surpassed by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

Cruikshank thanked The teach
ers. students and tho public
whose cooperation made tho
drive successful
As result. he said. no child
will be forced TO stay out ot
school because Of lack Of proper
clothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-05

ANSWERS on Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-05

alist demonstrations stir Tunisia.
In Morocco the trouble is dynas-
tic. Since the designation Of
Gen. Gilbert Grandval Chill
Der Grand-VUL) as RESIDENT
general. his official visits to i'm
portant towns have been marked
Tor marred by riotous demonstra-
lions. At Marrakech (Mar-ah-
!KESH, Rabat (Rah = BALD
Meknes Mek-NESS), Casablanca
and Fee, riotous demonstrations
were staged in favor Of Sultan
Sidi Mohammed Ben YOussef
| (SD-ee MOH-HUM-med ben
You-SEFF). whom the French
Ideposed and exiled two years ago
Now Gen. Grandval, an advocate
Iof a more liberal policy toward
the Moroccan people. Is trying
/ to find a compromise solution.
At the u. N. Is Asian, Arab
and African members have asked
Dag Hammarskjold dug HUM
mar -shold), secretary general,
| to try to solve the Moroccan
issue. Acting as spokesman fol-
the Is members, Awni Khalidy
(Ah-oo-nee Hah-LD-ee) of Iraq
urged immediate action Ito bring
an end to the bloodshed in
Morocco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-05
FAMOUS FABLES

GUILTY-Richard Mansfield,
one of the great actors Of his
day, was an incorrigible adj
libber. He was starring in a
play in which his stage brother
dropped dead during a ballroom
scene. When the man collapsed
Mansfield had to cry out in
grief:
stop the music. My brother
Is dead!"
One night the company was
on tour. playing in a small town
A local orchestra, an amateur
group, was engaged to play fol-
the ballroom scene. Their per-
Torrance was a horror.
When the stage brother fell
in a heap, Mansfield cried:
"Stop the music. 1t has killed
my brother!"
ALLERGY. Joseph @. CUncle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-05

joel Cannon, Speaker of the
House during the early part Of
the century, was allergic to
long-winded speeches.
One day a bill to stamp out
the foot-and-mouth disease was
under discussion in the House.
One Congressman, who never
missed an opportunity, spoke
for, more than an hour on the
subject. His speech was as
pointleSs as it was long.
When he had finished, Can
non turned to the member who
had introduced the bill.
Are you sure this bill will
stamp out the mouth disease?'
he asked.
I'm convinced Of it," was the
reply.
Then" said Cannon, glarina
lat the loquacious Congressman
Tin for it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-05
A Puppy

think there finer pet in the world than
dog you pick dog for pet have wide choice. You
have big dog little dog nghared dog short
haired dog There than 100 breeds not to mention
dogs of mixed breeds
with parents large dog needs plenty
of room city apartment isn't the best place for like
that
Whatever kind get remember that will have
great training and caring for him. AS
possible puppy should be housebroken.
either buy purebred dog adopt homeless
from welfare shelter When he's old he will
license to show someone is responsible for him.
dog has clean bed He needs plenty Of fresh
Feed him meat and dog biscuits but candy Never
give him chicken bones small bones that will splinter
the halves Of this picture and
paste them cardboard When dry color him like puppy
you've Then trim the edges carefully Fold forward the
end feeding dish and fold back the end with the ball
Now your puppy will stand up
violet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-05
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

(which President gave
State dinner at the White House
13 years ago tonight. for the
Queen of the Netherlands?
Caleb Gushing left Hamp-
ton Roads, l12 years ago today
as head of our first diplomatic
mission to China. Who was
President at that time?
ANSWERS on Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-05

DHNBNS@
BY EASLEY BLACKWOOD
The best opening lead in to-
days hand was q trump. But
that was too daring for cautious
Mr.. Meek who was afraid he
might kill q spade honor in his
partners hand. He chose the
safe and conservative lead-inI
this case the king of clubs.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH (Mr. Dale)
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EXISTS
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WEST EAST
tMr. Meek (Mr. Champion)
AS75 asa
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esq 90 1924
&KQJ7 AS
SOUTH (Mr. Abe)
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The bidding:
South West North East
IL Pass "a Pass
a. All pass
MIR. Abel won with the ace and
looked the situation over. He
did not make the mistake OF
leading trumps. II he had done
so, he would have been defeated,
unless the opposing diamonds
were divided 3-3, with the queen
on his left--a very unlikely set
up.
Here dummy's trumps could
serve a better purpose than
merely to fall under his own
ace king queen. Accordingly,
he led a small heart at the Sec
ond trick. Mr.. Champion won
with the nine and, realizing that
his side had the minor suits bot
tied up, returned a spade to cut
down on dummy's ruffing ability,
Dummy's nine Of spades won
this trick and Mr.. Abel came
back to his hand with the ace
of diamonds and led another
heart, ruffing with dummy's
duece of spades. He then led
the. king of diamonds and an
other diamond, ruffing with his
ten of spades. The last losing
heart was now ruffed with the
JACK Of spades on the board and
the three top spades in the closed
hand made a total of 10 tricks
It usually does not gain any
tricks to ruff in the hand that
is long in trumps. In today's
hand, for example. when Mr.
Ab@ ruffed one of dummy's dia-
monds with his ten of spades, he
knew he wasn't gaining a trick
He did so only for the purpose
of entering his hand quickly
without losing the lead.
It usually does gain to run
In the hand that has the shorter
trump holding. When that hand
has a void. a singleton or ever
a dOubleton, always consider the
possibility Of using the trumps
there to ruff one or more losers
Often 1t is necessary to fol-
love this line Of play before yor
lead even one round Of trumps
When you need to ruff something
In dummy to make your contract
you simply have to risk leaving
trunps outstanding in the op.
ponents' hands.
tcopyrisht, 1855. General Features Corp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-05
NAMES
IN THE NEWS
By CONSTANTINE CHEKREZI

The colonial woes Of France
are piling up. Trouble flares up
in the Aures (Aw-RESS) Noun
tains of Algeria and the next
day the Neo- Destour (---Dess-
.TOOR, New Freedom Nation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-05
WORDGAME
Find AZ or more words in
PASTEL,

Find AZ or more words IN
PASTEL,
meaning, "a light literary
sketch" Average Is SO; time
limit, 80 minutes.
Rules Of the game. Words must bt
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters BY the addition o.
IS" such as bats" cars" are moi
used. 8. Only one form Of . word u
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to MTIGATED
matted. maid. made. mated, media
meat, mead, mitt, midget. nudge, mite
idea, initiated, image. item, tanned
team. teat. timed. timid tide. tied, gait
gate. game, adit, admit. aged. aide
denlit. diet. dime. digit.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
AUToMoBILes FoR SALE

FORD $50 club rps.s :. and i. darl
green; Al all the way e496. g.
month cr e,oog-Miie wsrTsntyy
FORD 1864 v-s Country s-pass- Sc.
signals; torch-red finish: W.-w, tires
one owner: low mileage; real beau.
ty: 4-no. guar. $2,195..i HILL q
SANDERS. Wash.s Oldest Fort
Dealer IsT5 1li4 Vermont ave. NV. AID
FORD 1850 Custom "sr Fordor; over
drive, heater; orig. black finish; ex.
seSlssas Ssss .ss sspn0Ssssl ssss HIN fnTls Z san
DERs, Washss Oldest Ford Dealer
Open ewes. til o; sat. til B,
FORD 1853 VS. Ranch wagon: heat
er; Sheridan blue finish; one owner
Eesl Eai ioE niiesse AS,r,S; guaT; .!S Il !;
ave. NV. AID. 4-43o0. open ewes
FORD 1851 Custom "s" Fordor; an
extra-elean. one-owner car: with
Fordomatic, r. and h.: turn signals
custom seat covers; undereoating
perfect sea mist srssp en- hnish Si,St5s $SSs
FORD 1853 Custom "s' Fordor; one
owner beauty: light blue finish; W.
W. tires. Fordomatic, turn signals
TRIANGLE MOTORS Ford, 301O
r. /, ave. ne. DE. 2-6302.
FORD 1854 Custom Tudor; sparkling
! green finish; equipped with r. and b
See this beauty today Only 81 ,5S5;
easy terms. KENYON PECK CHEW
ROLET, 1886 Wilson blvd. Airing
ton. Va. ia. 2-9001. Open til 800
FORD 1851 Custom Tudor: beautiful
light green finish; equipped with :,
and h; matching covers; see this
beauty. today; only $685.: easy terms
KENYON-PECK CHEVROLET 3i4c
Lee hwy. Arlington, Va. IA. 2-9gO3'
Open til $50. -2 i.
FORD '46 Tudor; best offer. l345
Adams st. ne, Apt. l. DE. 2.0690
matte. r. and h.: many extras; Sl,-
1856, OIL. 6-7432. 20
Evening star., 1955-02-18
AUToMoBiLks FoR SALE

FORD "a V.s crestiiue Eofdor se-
dan; Fordamatie; heater; Wv,
mics. saiss New New cond. 5 sGscrifiSe. sac si.sSs. Se
Purchased larger car. Private owner.
RA. 6.0132. 20
FORD ls4e Tudor Custom "S,;
green; heater, excel. eond.; s375.
F0RDn is4s Custom "s, club coupe;
equipped with &. and h.. spot light
YoN-PEcK CHEVROLET. SSSe VIII
son BLVD AArlinRton. Va. IA. 2-9001.
FORD ORD zephsr M s'9 .5a Pordor sedan; :.
and h.: one-owner car. exceptionally
nice; SS95. L. p. Stafford NASH.
1901 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. $1,000.
HILLMAN HUSKY-Sensation new
all-steel station wagon, complete
with heater and defrosters. Total
delivered price, $l.495. Demon
strator available. Also M.G. and
Morris dealer. Open daily til o
pt,snS; sat so,sl " :n,,n Pm JOE i Il. HEIsH-
MANsi Arl.' 6itis sstS 4.sssss ssssnerson DAVIS nws..
HILLMAN "a Californian; company
car; new-car guarantee: Sf.445;
Wv. tires, heater and. turn signals.
Open daily It'll D m, Sat. til s pm
JOE HEiSHMkN'S. 331S JEFFERSON
HUDSON Ss 4s s snssHn s0dr; 's Ssssea ssss SNOW
tires. seat covers: forest green nm
ish: good cond. throughout; 30-day
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900
14th st. NV, NO. Till. Open
ewes. It'll 8. Sat. It'll 5.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
AuroMoslLas fok sALR

F0BD 1854 Custom vs. Tudor; =,
and heater; wy. tires; beautiful
s.o1s RI grss9 aish; SSeon s5Sp mi1s YoSb sfs
Open ewes. I'll . pm.
SsS an eS except,onsi aS @ buy aao a OILY ssss IS
1897 East West hwy ! sil. spg.. Nd
Open evenings til 8. Ju. 5-7S04.
FORD 1853 Mainline VS. Tudor;
heater; very flne.. late-model;
psisses psss oNslr e Ssll, ;l4S 6Rb sio1 CsT VIC No
ave. NV. Wo. $4,000. Open ewes.
FoRD Is &c Custom rs" Fordor; Fordo-
matte, +. and h.. seat covers, turn
signals: low mileage; top condition;
30-day guar: 1,04a. HILL & SAN
DERS. Wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer.
1900 14th st: NV. NO, 7-ll11.
r0RB 0RsS iSs9 sSss MalniinsT Ii saI Fordor sedan
S-cyl.: heater and radio. 2 speak
ers; seat covers: excel. cond. through
out; BY OWNER. SLABS. JE; 4-
FORD 81 Custom "s" Tudor; Fordo-
matte. r. and h.. 2-tone hnish; low
mileage; immaculate throughout;
DERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave. NV, AD. 4-4300.
Open ewes. till o, Sat. till 5.
FORD '53 VS. Tudor; r. and h.. turn
signals. excellent tires; low mileage;
SANDERS. Wash's Oldest Ford
AR Ar 4-4soo. Open ewes. til Q. Sat.
FoRD Isl VS. Country Squire station
wagon; heater equipped: excellent
tires; leather interior: Hawthorne
green finish; sharp 30-day guar. /;
1895. HILL 4 SANDERS, Wash: z
Oldest Ford Dealer ssod 1ila I've Vermont nor,
FoRD BARGAiNsi "a Tudor. 5000
miles. S1,395. '53 Victoria, r. ane
b.. Wv. tires. Sl.395. 1872 Custom.
line Fordor. r. and h, $685.. 81 Gus
ss@ sss5. 81 cugtOm cgdSn' & asa Taaor ~ GG sae
ER MoToRs. 18th and r. i. ave
NE, LA. 6-6530.
FORD 1854 6;cylinder crestline
Fordor; excel; like new; Fordomatic
sTiEgeo an snd isi9 n 1900 o. actual aaass milss
FORD 1858 Tudor customline; r. and
car traded on new Buick. only
S1.095; cash, trade or bank terms
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK, 1928
Rhode Island ave. NE. AID. 1894
FORD 1862 convertible: fully equip;
. cream pun; only $4,000 actual
Choice % used -cai Cars" GVls DPVvER MoToR IL r
CO. co 6podse-PslSyIrouth. 1903 WI wis
FeoRD "a ii crsestline rordor: ,prac;
ticaliy new: green: overdrfve. tinted
seat sass covers es; Under 5000 @ n actual S miles
Sacrifice, $1,795. OIL. 4-4605. lis
FORD 1851 VS. Custom de luxe 4-dr
sedan: Fordomatic. r. and h.. turn
signals, dark blue: low mileage. one
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FORDS '55 VS. OF 80" cyl: ths
best deal in town. Make me prove
it. ] want volume. Cash or terms
Trade or no trade. No gimmicks
! operate for less that's all. Sellini
in this area for 35 years. For appt.
JU. 7-7s44: til s. EN-. a-s3e4ie
FORD '52 Ranch Wagon: 2-tone green
and white. r, h.; immaculate in.
terror; guaranteed: ,S1,1eh. cash
trade or $295 down. WOLFE MO.
TORS; 1922 1927 Wisconsin ave. nv.
FORD GMi faSaes 1885 Custom VS. Tudor; Iss beau.
tifui Sheridan blue finish, with CON.
trasting interior; heater. seat covers
iow-mileage car. that is in extreme.
ly good cond. Don't miss this bar.
gain; must be sold. today for only
S495; Y, = With S low down payment gsya pt
ave. Sc, LU. 2-9S27. 30