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Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
RAYMOND w. MASTEN
BUYS /. ID. SHORT co.

Raymond w. Masten, last
Thursday, February 18th,
purchased for an undisclOsed
sum, the /. d. Short Lumber
Company Of Milford, from the
administrators of the estate
of the late /. d. Short.
Mr.. Masten, in an exclusive
interview with a member of
the repOTtial staff of the Mil
ford Chronicle, announced
that he intends to operate the
business using the same firm
name and employing the
present personnel in the con-
tinued operation of the busi-
ness.
Mr.. Masten further stated
that he plans to carry a COM
plete inventory of building
materials of all types, and
will at all times maintain the
high standard of quality that
made I. d. Short and high
standard building materials
synonymous in Milford for
the past forty years.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Girl Scouts
Held Rally
On Monday
Odgen briggs, President
Of The Peninsula Girl
Scout Council, Attend
ed The Meeting.

The Girl Scout Thinking Day
Rally was held on Monday, Feb
ruary 21st. There were 1875 Scouts
and Brownies participating, repre-
senting all II troops in Milford
Mr.. Ogden briggs, the president of
the Peninsula Girl Scout Council
was present for the Rally. Mrs. K
Thomas Everngam, the first presi-
dent of the Council, represented
the Regional Board. Miss IliOne
SchOdt, who is the Executive Sec
retary, was also one of the official
visitors at the Rally. Mrs. Charles
Lundstedt, leader of troop 108, was
chairman of the program.
Thinking Day is observed by
Scouts and Brownies all over the
world. It's purpose is to remind
Scouts Of the "4th Girl Scout Law"
A Girl Scout is a friend to all and
a sister to every other Girl Scout.
Since Scouting is International, it
works toward world peace and un-
derstanding. Thinking Day is cele-
brated to emphasize the Spirit of
International Friendship in Scout
ing.
The ceremony was opened by the
salute to the Flag. United States,
Scout and Brownie Flags were
carried by the color guard of Dee
Webster, Taube ROsensweig, Gin
ny Jones, and Martha Wheatley OF
Troop 108 and Tine Lundstedt OF
Troop So. This was followed by
the singing Of Girl Scouts together
Mrs. Frank Clendaniel led the
Scouts and Brownies in all the
group singing.
Continued on page six)
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Annual Education
Conference At u OF D
Session Is Scheduled For Friday
And Saturday, March 4th-5th

DR.. Russell G. Stauffer, director
Of the Reading Clinic at the Uni
versity of Delaware, has announced
plans for this years Annual Educa-
tiOn and Reading Conference which
has been scheduled for Friday and
Saturday, March 4 and 5, 1855, on
the Newark campus
1--WE are undertaking a pioneer
ing effort this year" DR.. Stauffer
declared. "by devOting our program
to both number and word symbols.
To our knowledge, this is the first
time a conference has considered
both reading and arithmetic"
A number Of prominent national
and local educators have been Sc
cured to participate in the program
which last year attracted a total
of 642 delegates from Maryland,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, New York,
the New England states and Del
aware.
DR.. Stauffer and Dr. William c.
Spencer of the School of EdUca-
tion are serving as cO-directOrs of
this years affair which will con-
continued on page fve)
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Red Gross To
Hold Kickoff
Din 0r "A t
Fund Campaign viii Be
Formally Launched
With Affair In Ameri-
can Legion Home This
Evening.

Area No. 6, Delaware Chapter,
American Red Cross, comprising
Milford, Harrington, Lincoln, FL
lendale, Houston, Frederick, Mil
ford Neck. Lynch Heights, Cedar
Neck, Slaughter Neck and Prime
Hook Neck, viii open their cam
paign for Funds with a "Kick-Off'
dinner, to be held in Harrington
at the American Legion Home on
Route 13, Friday evening at z p. m.
Rep. George T. Macklin, chairman
Of Area No. s, will preside at the
meeting, Mr. Ebert Williams, cam
paign fund chairman, is away at
present. but will be home in time
for the Fund drive, which starts
March 1st
Mrs. Ethel J. Myers. Executive
Director Of the Chapter, Mrs. John
BrentlingeT, Chapter vice-chairman
Ct Branch Areas. Mrs. Herman L.
Phillips, Chapter chairman Of Jr,
Red Cross and others will be pres
ent from Delaware Chapter.
The group is hoping to be able
to show some films showing work
Of the Red Cross.
Many people are asking, what
has Red Cross been doing for this
area2' Mrs. George BaynUm, home
service chairman, has summed up
some Of her activities in the fol-
lowing paragraph.
Milford Area, Red Cross Home
Service activities are carried out
by the volunteer services of Mrs
George Baynum, chairman, and Mrs
James CressOn, assistant chairman
Milford area includes Milford and
nearby communities.
This last year, requests for Home
Service assistance have been made
mostly bV servicemen and theiI
CONTINUED on page five)
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25

SeulallWeS, the Dill Is designed %
remove control of the prison Ito
gether with the prison farm, the
courthouse and the courthouse an
nex) from a specially-created board
of trustees and return it to the
Levy Court.
It has highly political oveTtOnes
because the board Of trustees is
predOminantly Republican and the
Levy Court-by virtue Of last Mo-
Vember's landslide-iB Democratic
% a man.
Governor Nay Veto It
The bill now goes TO Governor
Boggs for his signature. He hasn't
indicated anything for sure, but It
IS no secret that Democrats hustled
it through because they suspect he
may veto it,
If he does. the bills early pass
age viii give the crushing Demo-
cratic majorities 10 the Senate and
House ample time to override the
veto.
Senator Curtis w steen ID
Dagsborol, sponsor Of the Senate
version, guided the identical House
measure through the upper cham
Der. Il bears the signatures Of all
eight Sussex Democrats In the
House Of Representatives.
Debate was at low ebb because
the opposition pretty well wore it,
self out arguing against the Senate
continued on page sevenl
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Artificial Breeders
Meet Next Monday
Session VIII Be Held At Capital
Grange Hall In Dover

DebolUu VIII ne HelU Az NHDllHl
Grange Hall In Dover
The announcement of the first
annual district meeting to be held
in the State of Delaware district
of The Southeastern Penna. Arti-
fetal Breeding Cooperative was
made by w. Lewis Phipps of Will
mingtOn Director of the COOpera-
tive from this district. This meet
ing will be held at the Capitol
Grange Hall, South Governors
Ave, Dover, Delaware, at 1900
a. m, on Monday, February %. 1865.
Action taken at the 1854 Annual
Meeting of the Cooperative divided
it into - Districts. This action was
taken for the purpose of having
members of the respective areas
served by the Cooperative elect
their representation on the Board
of Directors as we'll as other com
mittees Of the organization. In the
past, Phipps said, there has been
one central annual meeting which
was predOminately attended by
members living nearest the place
of meeting.
At this State of Delaware District
meeting, members will elect di-
rector to fill the expired term of
w. Lewis Phipps who has served
Continued on page six)
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
$1O3, ,484 Deficit Is
Shown Levy Court
Milford Accounting Firm Gives
Report To New Members


Report To New Members
The new Levy Court of Sussex
County will operate in the red to
the extent of S1O3, ,484.38 during this
fiscal year and legislation is requir-
ed increasing the borrowing ca
pacity and the tax rate, it was dis
closed at Georgetown last Friday.
The Levy Court commissioners
are new in Sussex and the situa-
ton is inherited from a series of
years of over expenditures.
Last week the commissioners re-
ceived the report of the independ-
ent accounting firm-Desmond A.
Lyons and COmpany-which makes
the annual audits for the Sussex
County Levy Court (as it does for
the New Castle County Levy Court
The Sussex commissioners in
clude Levi Warrington of SeafOrd.
president; Clarence Lingo of Mills
Continued on, page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Pony Ball League
Ready For Action
Full Slx-Team Circuit Has Been
Set Up In This Area

President LynwOOd Taylor of the
'Kent-Sussex Pony League, re-
ports that everything is in readi-
ness for the opening Of the 1866
season. Notification has been re-
ceived from regional headquarters
stating that the League is now off
cial and all participating teams are
covered by the official Pony
League insurance.
Bridgeville became the last en-
try in the league recently thus max
ing a full six-team circuit. Other
teams entered are Milford, Harring-
ton, Frederica, Georgetown and
Greenwood.
President Taylor has expressed
the deep regret felt by the entire
Continued on page six)
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Many Farmers Are
Still In The Mud
State Grange Master Issues State
ment On Road Conditions

Delaware State Grange Master,
William H. Naudain, of Newark,
Delaware, stated today that, be-
lieve it or not, many farmers in this
state are still in the mud. Mr.. Maui
dain said that we will never get
the necessary roads needed in Del
aware until the practice of divert
ing highway revenue to nOn-high-
way purposes is discontinued.
That" he said, "is what the pro-
ceeds from registration fees and
gasoline taxes are for, so why not
use this money for the purpose for
which it is intended?"
continued on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
DeLGIU0re 4-HCJub Members
To Observe WatI4-H Week

Delaware All Club members will
observing National All Club
highght be to
by delegation delegates
the brief
him with picture album
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
SUSSEX Firemen, Ladies TO
Hold Banquet Nert Month

Plans under for the annual banquet and dance Of the
WOmans
AuxaTes Association Hail. Friday
evening" March 18th 1880 The banquet will be served by the Ladies
which dancing
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
SUSSEX Jail Bill Passes
Is Presented To Coz. BOggs

The State Senate Wednesday passed the House version Of the
bill
The il four strictly party
Der Of the Democratic majority and Republican
Identical Senate bin which still before the repre-
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FORD 81
MODEL. A ROADHTER

POM 50 Tudor "6": IiFht green:
nSfeT oe0O WoodIey I'd. NV,
FLA. IN o Srsr " u -
FoRn 1915 club eoupe; completely
remit Custom: Tsas' priced. See
r Snd aP sa Sonniry ~ sea-. sn and h
Fordcmatis' power steer,ns: IVORY
shield washer; sZ'oso' 50. e-isst
xaaIser p'm;,,. ,ts.r
FoAD o. skynneI' pc"sI ssseI
MS ms, Fproomesic' al. sho Rim w.;
$4,000, ia. 4-oS7s, Sat. or sun.
49,
f0hD % eonV'' i9ns suuR' ran
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

TRUCKS WANTED to haul eindel
of work. insurance furnished. Cal
OF. l4-9433. 27e0 Jeff Davis hwy.
CARS ron JUNK, late models pre-.
ferred. Phone occuauan 10s-y-3
PRIVATE PARTY WILL. PAY Cash
scribe in detail and give lowest
WOULD LIKE 10 B6Y damaged Of
or 1850 Ford truck; pay good price.
Can Ju. -5-276s. -
%eeR Vii pay e.sS for s 81 ns seia
and model cars. Call ia. o-4601
HOUSE TRAILER. all metal. 80 It
or longer. Must be reas. for cash
JU. 5-Sh26. %
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PoRD AND MERCURY MOTORS,
guaranteed. wreckinE. 80 2-dr
All parts cheap. 1913 Half st. sc.
tia Il, 4-9 S4tir ssiers rp11, u.
1900 mi. Good shape. Call Fair
view 2-4939. s
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1854; one owner; Low mile.
age; sale price, Ss95; LARGEST
selection Of foreign and American
cars. Dealer for Austin Healey
Austin OF England. NJ. G., Mag
SsnT ESSaasrrA M'r 1915 Bf Inc
North 7.37oo. Branch sales, islt
King St, Alex, Va, King S.5525
AusTNS 1851 through 1855;
fourteen to select from; recent
trade-ins starting, ut $195. LARGEST
selection Of foreign and Ameri-
e Sst ears 81 ps sns.n aSr 4a''n HiMs ss
nstts. Morris Minor. Hillman,
WHY'S MANHATTAN AUTO. NC,
7-S700. Branch sales, 1910 KIM
st.. Alex, Va. XII. $685..
s shsTp: s2stt. dS e.. a { sss A. easr'
soSrs 1osSEss S & RIs' pa ass
Dealer; Fla. are. ne. at 9TH Ii
BUiCRs-sTANIEY H. HoRNER
INC. Downtown iii 14th. Con.
venient to al hotels, once build.
ings. real estate and financial dis.
trict. Dl. 1898.
BUICK 81 4-door sedan; with Dyna-
now, r. and b., clock. lighter, direc-
tional signals; 2-tone green; $500
or best offer. KE. S-4155 after
BUICK "a Special Riviera: 9-tone
green; showroom condition A
steal Of deal. 1895. UNITED
AUTO SALES, Chillum and Rigs
rds.. HA. 2.3777. -
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Gent,

CHEW. "a h-ton riekup; black nm
bed; !. and B.. turn signals, spot
light, Wv. tires; looks like auto
mobile instead Of truck. real sharp.
must be seen to be appreciated.
Special today, S1,096.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
$500 Pa. Ave. Sc. LII. 2-ss27
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MOTORCYCLES

AIS "a. $50 &C. twin, 5000 miles;
peri cond.: must sell. VIII sacrifice;
HxRsaLEsYH.DAvnsoN ~ ~. "a. rood
eond.: $3.50, Phone after 9 pm,
HakLEY .I1 1875. econom.
Teal tEansp, RED paint. gold trim;
sERVICYCLE, 1853. 1875 c.c.: in
excel. shape; completely overhauled;
$50; " a1s2ds; - al..,
'46 year; accessories: good eond.;
must sell immed.: S12b. WA. q
rN nolan CHIEF, 1882. with side
N.s.G. lass $50 &C, Max Special; 2
mos. old, 1900 mi: like new: S4Q5
cash or 3625 on time. OIL. 2-bSO2
-
ALLSTATE 1853 motor scooter; good
condition. $40. CY T.obo2 -
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Will Pay Up to
TRUCKS FOR SALE


BUs INTERNATIONAL K-7, low
mileage; suitable for markets Oh
other mobile store; any reasonable
offer accepted. To. 2-5270. lie
FINE TRUCKS FOR SALE with
contract to haul einder blocks in
metropolitan area. Plenty of work
Cali OF. 4-9433. 27s0 Jefi Davis
FORD 40 h-tOn pickup; 500. ~
condition; S47s. WI. s-Sso7. mis
FORD 1850 panel; original paint
immaculate condition; $3.50. RE
MO o is4s 2m-ton. 1877. stak.
cattle and hay truck; $500. RE
sTUB2RAKER 1a4s pickup: me.
Graphically perfect: SI26. RE. s.
HENRY J 81 "s":; in good eond.,
t radio and md, heater: ? :xtrs snow griI
s ESQ 'q Iu. ps sessss. 90 inspection, s
sTUBEBAkER Sc 1h-ton: en-.
closed left. van. with fun doors
new motor, good rubber. In excel
lent sondit ton, $1.i26. RIA. a-o5oo
F q 81 as G- Pos, with br.ns.n.v No.
able price: &.25x2ns ali the way
round. Call after 8. PAUL HANS.
BOROUGH. 1855 Robinson pl. Sc
Al USED TRUCKS. Hi-value used
| trucks; ali models. nrakes and sizes
See our selection before you buy
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
9Ol sladensburz I'd. ne. Ii. z.
GMC so Suburban; Hydra-Mat,e
big heater. extra unused tire. trailer
hitch. air horn; used as family
car. $1,000. AID. 2-2371. -
FORD "a F-100, s-cyl., h-tor
pickup; has heater. tinted glass al
around. low mileage: looks and run,
like brand-neV. Special today
$1.025.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
1896 Good Hope Rd. Sc, LII. 1-es47
FORD XXI P.1n0 aevI ~ fcr
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PLYMOUTH 1885 VS. conV-; +. b.
500 miles. Priced, $4,000. XII
$500 after 8 pm. -
AZ 4-door sedan; heat,
er; good shape all around; $225
WA. 7-6939. 7'
PLYMOUTH 1884 Belvedere 4-door
Z: h; li:o0o actual miles. 2-tene
Ike brand new throughout; ST ,3a5.
BELL MOTORS. SOTO WIS. ave.
PLYMOUTHS 40 and so: alI-meta,
suburban station wagons: both like
new throughout. 1920 Wilson blvd
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CADILLAC 81 Fleetwood 4-dr
sedan; let black ~ f;nish; IKE srs brand
ssii Elm Kim &. BETH SA' Ma 0e 81
CADILLAC ~ cow. coupe; orig.
maroon color like new; r. and h..
Hydra Matte new top. Wv. tires:
low mileage: pvt. owner. S795 or
best ofier. Can arrange nnancins
c "a; please. "A. s,IIis, -
eOnaition' oGNE ssny TN. v iiIss5ssso. 5000
CADILLAC SO Fleetwood: black;
owner going abroad: 5000 miles;
4326 Conn. ave. EN-. 2-2210 ID
CADILLAC rs coupe: fully equipped
Conn 9SS mil Ave. oF a% s eas Unite f$S'
CADILLAC .55 Coupe de vile: low
mileage. Full power equipment
New Soo car E Gn s6,y Tm%acu nse
Conn, ave, Wo. 6-s400. 80.
CADILLAC ''53 Coupe de vile; fun,
inS. Brakes. " Wv Wv. tires. s-ton,
paint. This car is immaculat,
from bumper to bumper and ,woult
suit the most discriminating buyer
reasonably priced at S2.575 cash
trade or terms. '1RV" MARTIN
18th and K SITS, NV, MA. s-4456:
CHEVROLET rr,,d 81 sia dGa wagon S7sa
equipped: low mi; S1.d76. u. .
5HsfEivgRoLEr So Bel Air We 2.
SI s saeri saift sais snd Cost s ea .%
CHEVROLET la4S 4 dr.: heater: I'm,
cond.; recently repainted. 1878 o.
CHEVROLET gsE' 10 sedanette; a yer,
nice car. priced at only S2q5, with
g dn; . S Sthsr Shs .T% , {
c E9RRs II SI - $-dr. sedan; oTlr
car priced at only sos with b. 6
inspection guar, plus a PPM guar
from: PiNEY BRANCH MoToRs
c III: Sa5lffi 's4 D.lr.y, coupe: run,
fender work. A week end special a
Si,O45. Don't be misled by THU
ridiculous price; PINEY BRANcE
CHEVROLET '48 Cdr. sedan; r. snt
h. Why walk7 Only Ssb for al
p fqlsi sRHNcH MOTORS. u. 5.
CHEvSRoLET ~ club coupe: r. AND
rifies. ss45. UNfTED AUTO SALES
Chillum and Rigss I'd, HA. 2-3777,
CHEVROLET ~ stylemaster good
running condition. Cell ia. T-1f'7a
CHEVROLET 1871 Sports sedan; r.
and h.; EXCEL. TRANSFORMATION; sls5
OF best effsf. IA. 5-5730. -
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PLYMoUTH ~, cambridee 4-dr
owner: low mileage. No. s7:-A;
$I,045: MoNR9E FORD. 500
WIS. aye. nv. "o, $4,000, Open
r fSfsi 81 { ggIiFa FIAT WAGON "a;
ow WE ot5fEs ,' s s. b; excel eond'
PLYMOUTH '52 Cranbrook; brand
new cond, fully equipped through
out. 1926 Conn. ave. EN-. 2-221O.
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr, cranbrook:
excel. cond.. radio. heater, seat
plus snow tires; $3.50. FE. S-3sS6.
rL .1,l,nNuJ Il. Il 4.aE; savoy; fully
new. si,s4S: can finance with sSSS
down; a 1891 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex.
fIYMoUTH 1851 :4-door: radio.
e ss.tsr tbt sSrP ssnas s nsS tires
FIYMoTTa' ~ 4-door; recent mo.
tor overhaul; price. SEQ. UN.u 4
Pontiac 1885 station wagon: 81
.sptg S.ri IN EsoSp PSSrfisG5-
PONTIAC '55 de luxe 4-dr.: new
i iail, '0e EQUIP a-t sss 81 60isfNs \:
dealers. Mornings till IL. Ewes.
after 8. all day Sun. JU. $3.50,
PONTIAC ~ convertible; r. and h.;
clean. low mileage; new tires and
top; best offer. LII. 2-S490. -
PONTIAC '52 Chieftain s de luxe
4-door; Hydramatic, radio, heater.
Eeat covers This car In new. enrne
see It to believe. A real bargain
at only 1895. Safety tested for
your protection. 3o-day written
guarantee.
PAUL BROS. (Olds.)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-I30S 80 Closed Sundays
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GARAGES

COR. PYNEY BRANCH RI. and
Flower ave. overhead door. $40.
Rear e623 Flower ave. u, b-1147.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PONTIAC 81 Star Chief convertible:
7. and h; Hdyra.; one owner; low
n miiisase; priced far below market
CaithneSS Buick, Inc.
5700s7740 Wis. Ave, Bethesda. Nd.
OIL. 6-50l2 OIL. $4,000
PONTIAC 1855 chieftain 2-dr. sedan.
.lyd.. radio. heater: 2-tone, full
equipped. Sl.996. New car war
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1887 IRVING ST. NV, AID. 1880
PONTIAC 81 4-dr. station wagon;
aSseiuteiy brand.new sond. See
roRs s GGnn Pa as sep sM i5 Ssslo ana T.
New tires and paint. reel. seats.
other extras, -compl. factory over
h hn 1oay snd eng, 5000 mi. ago.
sf HGaai1si $50 Commander q
& Esi G sT6pE Gs R 1850 JoS e.. Ro Nv.
sTUDEBAKER 50 Champ. 2-dr.; r.
and h. Cd. dark sray, perfect
Man iGsnsP sr T9E IA e. a sssS Bow
sTGDEssAakiE2RRi IS IS Champions. . ana
4 doors; r. and h.. o.d., good End
MAN sT6DEBAKER. 1900 Ca. ave.
s Phi; sA siii 81 Champ. custom
MR. one nea san.r. s s7s 90" s s5ss lSE
sTUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV,
s Hfi iEisskI 'si va starlight M
coupe; auto. trans, orig. paint.
s Hls eas' M S'1s & d 5U s Pfsx
srUDEBAKER 1850 Commander 4.
dr.; auto. shift. r., b., perfect con-
1906. B, BILL .MaSoSToRs. 6O1o Wis.
sTUDEBAKER As Land Cruiser 4.
dr.; good cond.: $225 or best offer.
Ii. 1855. -
sTUDEBAKER '52 Land Cruiser 8
cyl, 4-door; auto. trans. fully
equip co. steel gray; perfect II through
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1897 IRVING ST. NV, AID. 4-s5o0
STUDEBAKER 1855 President hard
top: loaded, similar to Speedster.
$500 miles. Cost 81, 900 sell $1,000.
sqq2WsnNT EIEx ~ s;9ssSS9lc. cruiser ..1,r.
s.sshsl tires . sRG ea seaStrs low ssHs f e.
sSR sSt 1issT; a. 2aSls Champ: fully
equipped. $500 miles, LIST reason
able offer. 1925 Conn. ave. EN-.
SUNBEAM TALBOT '6s convertible
sports car; 4-pass.: new paint:
q new racing Wv. tires cost
S206; ordered overseas. S1765
book value. Selling: :2a5: COM
MANDER W. D. BRMCKLOE, IL
$4,000, Ext. 62166. or 62167 be-
fore $3.50 weekdays 10
WILLYS 1854 Aero de luxe: beaBti-
full 2-tone green finish: not new hut
Just like new: T.. h., seat covers.
overdrive: must see 10 appreciate.
SLABS. EAST WEST (Chrysler-
Plymouth Dealersl. 1131. E.-W.
hwy. 8: g., Nd. JU. $3.50. Open
WHY'S 40 4-cyl. station wagon;
syssl yE. a .SSa4iggsgsd' clean ssr:
WILLYS '52 Aero sedan: equipped.
Beat the strike. This Aero Is right:
only S395. s95 down. UNITED
AUTO SALES, Chillum and Riggs
I'd, HA. 2-3777. q
NEW CHEVROLET
IaNfN
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FORD late ia Custom VS.; T. and
s ~ turn p.i ss : ssSn' . irSSsHS e.
F S,sls e sol N.iq sAvr e ,Ss T9 d,
r Eli :: 81 6 ssss ass 2t top ss sT..n
sspn,ssssb o'esf SeE r6hbsn d .sSj G als
rom - custom on ~ -; Fcrdor ?' clean
a. pin; only Sl,2q5. CAVE
FORD, .4sl4 Elm e.. Bethesda. ME,
OIL. $4,000,
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NEW CHEVROLET
"2I0" gray 4-dr.: with heater. etc.
Only 1915, S1q5 down. balances
30 mos. ut 8 per cent. PA. 5-1a22.
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RANCH WAGON

Fnrdomatie, T. and h., windshield
SSashsr; beautiful ndii .,d lisht s,r sree n
mos. At 3 per cent. Total price
only S2.3a5. PA. k-1a22. -
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

80 2-door; 1900 miles
Beaut. black. r. and h.. auto
ttfansnlission one owner. AWAY
gaIaged. 432o Conn. ave. EN-
PACKARD 1919 custom Adj; r
and b.. good rubber, low mileage
good condition. OIL. 6-6119 LII
PACKARD so 4-dT. sedan: radio
heater. direetional signals. over
drive. new brakes; excellent eondi.
ton; milsass, 1880; S645. Cal
PacKGkhiD1 81 1000" de luxe 4-doori
r. and h., ultramstic. dark green
low MI. one owner. 31a6. BOW
MAN STUDEBAKER, 1900 Ca. ave
nv, IA. 6.i122: -
dr., sedan; Ultramatic. To-. h., low
mileage; owner; car absolutely
same rs brand-new throughout
Weekend special, S1.195. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. Wo, 8.
PACKARD 1850: ultramatie drive
steel gray: excel. cond.: appraised
at 5000 By Packard dealer. Fol
quick sale; $500. IA. .s-2544. II
PLYMOUTH 80 Special de luxe e.
dr.; r. and h, 8; &. maroon; on,
sTUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV.
RA. 6-1122. -
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe 4.
door sedan; =. and h.. very clean
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AUTOS FOR SALE Gent

CHEVROLET 81 station wagon
4-dr. de. luxe; +, and h.: excel.
cond.: all-metal body: S995. Pvt.
CHEVROLET az cdr. sedan; good
trans, S11O or best offer Cali JE.
3-0987, for denomination. -
CHEVROLET -51 De luxe 4-dr. sedan:
Excel. cond. owner. A real bar
gain at $3.50. Call JU. S-9O7b.-
CHEVROLET "a "21o' 4-dr.: fully
equipped with power slide. 5000
miles: same rs new. Reduced from
Sl,59h to 81 .295. Can finance with
sos down. 3b0i Mt. Vernon ave-,
CHEVROLET 30 4-door: in good
condition throughout. A real buy
c 81, f1ossi; AS 4-dr.: heater; Up
top condition; n -cab. $166 or best
CHEVROLET AT club coupe: orig,
black paint, excellent mechanical
cond., any reaS. demonstr alton.
$226. Call any time after o Pm.
weekdays or Sun. Dl. 7-43b4 y
CHEW. 81 eonV.; yellow. Pgl.: T.. n.
premium WV. tires, other equip.
new cond.. orig. owner. il. z-o6:o.