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Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
VFW AUXILIARY
JOIN FORCES
Groups to Work and Share
Together for Betterment
of Post Home
PLAN ACTIVITIES

A joint meeting of Newman
urban Post 1901 and their
auxiliary was held at the post
home with Commander John G.
Cooper and President Mary Louise
Conley presiding. With the con-
stitutional aims of working to-
gether of the auxiliary and the
post read by Commander Cooper,
discussion followed concerning
Forthcoming activities which will
be conducted jointly by both
groups. Profits will be shared
equally between the post and aux
iliary thereby building each treas
ury for the betterment and inn
provement of the post home. The
weekly Saturday night dances
have been cancelled in preparation
for the holiday season. A De-
cember activity will be a turkey
shoot, the post manning the shoot
and the auxiliary furnishing the
refreshment booth with hot coffee
and sandwiches. The date of this
event will be announced soon. The
second activity will be gala
New Years Eve dance on Satur-
day, Dec. 81 at the post home.
Commander Cooper and President
Conley serve as chairmen for the
affair, with the following commit
tees: Tickets, Mrs. June Short;
Mrs. Ortha Bickling, Mrs. Edith
Carey, Mrs. Marie Cooper, and
Merritt Haley; Deporations, Mrs.
Claire Shirey, Harry Shirey, Dom
old Ennis, Lester Smith, Austin
Carey, James Duncan, and Mrs.
Marie Cooper; Working commit
tee: Miss Mary Burke, Mrs. Nora
Smith, and Miss Mary Louise Con-
ley; Advertising, Paul Bickling,
Elwood Starkey, John Cooper, and
Harry Shirey. The decorations
committee will meet at the home
of Mrs. Marie Cooper on Sunday,
Dec. 4, at $50 pm. to discuss
plans. A limited number of tick
cts will be sold for the affair.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
CHILDREN'S VISITING NIGHT
OBSERVED BY SMYRNA LIONS

Children's visiting night was OBJ
served by the Smyrna Lions Club
on Monday with the young boys
and girls the guests of their faith
ers at a turkey dinner at The
Wayside Inn. Harry Shortt, pres
ident, welcomed the guests, and
also a visiting delegation from
the Hartly Lions Club, whose
president announced that they
would have Christmas trees for
sale as a club project. Richard
c. Price led the singing of songs
appropriate to the season. Three
reels of cartoon films were shown
by Norman G. Wilder, and the
young visitors were given candy
and balloons as favors. Brinton
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01

Reynolds announced plans for a
banquet for the winning football
team, sponsored by the Smyrna
PTA and asked the support of
the Lions in ticket sales for the
event on Dec. Ia. Col. Rafael Kerr
was guest at the meeting. James
Ford, zone chairman, spoke brief
ly on visitations to other Lions
clubs. The Christmas dance will
be held on Dec. 28, with an in
formal social hour from 9 to 10
pm followed by dancing, it was
reported by Robert Dunning,
chairman. The next meeting of
the club will be on Monday, Dec.
5, a change from the regular
meeting night.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
Rescue of Three People

The rescue of three people from
drowning early in the morning of
Thanksgiving Day has just been
disclosed. John Shetzler, Sr., and
his brother, Edward, were out
duck hunting and at $50 am.
when it was still dark were walk
ing along the bank of Blackbird
Creek when they heard the sounds
of men fioundering around in the
water. The boat had overturned
and the men were in danger when
rescued by the two Shetzlers. In
the excitement of the episode The
names Of the rescued were not
obtained.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
CENTURY CLUB
XMAS PROGRAM
To Be Presented at Clu b
House Thursday After
noon, December Sth
MESSAGE BY REv.BROWN

The Christmas program of the
Twentieth Century Club will be
presented at the club house on
Thursday, Dec. 8 at 2 pm. Men,
bers of the Odessa Woman's Club
and the New Century Club of
Middletown will be guests at the
meeting. The program has been
arranged by the fine arts depart
ment, Mrs. Martin Golden, chair
man, and will include message:
Keep Christ in Christmas" by
the Rev. Charles P. Brown, S.S.J.,
rector of st. Joseph's Church,
Clayton. There will be a read
ing by Mrs. F. S. Bancroft, and
a display of books arranged by
Mrs. James O'Connor, chairman
of literature. Mrs. Charles Wal
lace, music chairman, will give a
vocal solo. Mrs. Golden will pre-
sent dramatic story, "The Lit
tlest Stork," and the finale to the
program will be the singing OF
carols by members of Brownie
Troop 213, under the leadership
of Mrs. Clark Knots. The scouts
will wear the traditional red cape
and carry lanterns like those u.s.
ed by carolers in olden days in
England. A display of Christmas
decorations for the home will be
arranged by the following club
members: The Nativity scene,
Mrs. O'Connor; Place cards and
door decoration, Mrs. Wallace;
the presidents table, Mrs. G. Le-
land Harmonson; the mantel, Mrs.
Theodore Ferguson; the tea table,
Mrs. c. Ernest Rowland. The
hostess committee includes Mrs
Carl L. Wright, chairman, Mrs
Wallace, Mrs. Henry G. Webb
Mrs. Denney Harmonson Weir
Mrs. Jennie r. Welch, Mrs. Har-
old Wickham, Miss Ethel Wilds
Mrs. John E. Wilson, Jr., Mrs
Edward Wootten, Mrs. George D
Wright, Mrs. G. Harvey Wright
Mrs. George w. Wright, and Mrs
Lee c. Wroten.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
UNIVERSITY e SO PLAYERS
"Arms and the Man" Planned For
High School Students

6AA ochAOOk oboothb6
A special matinee of the e So
University Theatres production,
Arms and the Man." has been
planned for high school students
on Friday, December 9, at 2:20
pm. in Mitchell Hall Auditorium
on the University of Delaware
campus.
DR.. c. Robert Kase, chairman
of the Dramatic Arts and Speech
Department and director of the
show, has stated that "since
George Bernard Shaw is often
studied in high school, we believe
a special matinee will give stu
dents an opportunity to see one
of Shaw's famous plays and en-
joy fine theatre entertainment"
Information regarding the spec
ial performance has been sent to
high schools in Delaware and ad-
jacent areas. Further informa-
tion may be obtained by contact
ing the Mithcell Hall Box Office.
The story of "Arms and the
Man" concerns the influential
Bulgarian Petkoff family. While
Major Petkoff is away from home
commanding his country's army,
his daughter protects an enemy
soldier who steals into her bed
room during the night. After the
war the defeated soldier comes
back to taunt his protector, who
is engaged to heroic Bulgarian
officer. His temperance brings
hilarious confusion to the entire
Petkoff household.
In addition to the special high
school performance the show will
be presented on the evenings of
December s, 9, and 10 at 8:15.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
Police Gases Reported

Magistrate ]. F. Hopkins heard
only two motor vehicle violations
over last weekend, brought before
him by the Smyrna police. Wav-
erly F. Spartley, Atlantic City,
N. j., paid a fine of $40 for oper-
ating a motor vehicle on the
wrong side of the road. Magis-
trate Hopkins imposed a fine of
$40 on Edwin Wallace, Philadel-
phia for making an improper turn.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
57th Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c. Reihm
celebrated their 57th wedding an
niversary yesterday. They were
married on November 80, 1898 at
Asbury Methodist Church by the
Rev. L. w. Layfeld. They have
one daughter, Mrs. Nora M. DON
ovan, Smyrna, and two grandcKil-
dren, Mrs. Vance L. Cole and Mr..
Roy E. Donovan, Jr.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
FILM STAR AT
DOVER TUESDAY
Aldo Ray Feted at Luncheon
and Cocktail Party During
Stay i'm Dover
NO MORE HAIR CUTS

The glamor which surrounds all
those who participate in the Gre
ative arts, particularly of the the
ater and the films, surrounded the
appearance of Aldo Ray, star OF
the new film, "Three Stripes in
the Sun" who spent Tuesday in
Dover, where he was feted al
luncheon at the N. c. o. Club al
Dover Air Force Base following
radio interview over WIDOW. Seat.
ed with the young star at lunch
con were Col. Nicholas deTolly
Air Base Group Commander; Maj.
or Lafayette French, N. c. o
Club adviser; M-Sgt. Chester
Viens, N. G. o. Club secretary
and members of the N. c. o. Clut
board of governors. He was also
presented to Col. Robert D. For
man, deputy base commander
Also attending the luncheon were
Sid Zins and James Whiteside, o.
Washington, d. c., representing
Columbia Pictures. Escorted t
the base by 1t. E. Feldman anc
1t. T. ]. Kovar, the star also Wis
tied men at the base hospital
Aldo Ray, with husky voice which
won him his first role in pictures
captivated men and women alike
by his perfectly natural attitude
Of the tough but sweet" type al
ways favored by women, he also
appeals to the men because of his
service as a 'frogman" in the U
S. Navy during the war, doing
underwater demolition work, ant
by his rugged masculinity. One
of the patients in the hospita
said he was glad to see the stai
in person because his wife hat
told him she would not visit him
that night as she had to get Aldo
Rays autograph at the Capito
Continued on Page Sikh
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
IMPROVE STORM WARNINGS
Ground Observer Corps RespOns-
ible for Reporting weather

In an effort to improve storm
warning procedures, especially in
coastal areas, Ground Observer
Corps volunteers are now respon-
sible for reporting severe or un-
usual weather conditions in the
vicinity of their posts along with
their regular plane spotting
chores, D. Preston Lee, state Civil
Defense director, has disclosed.
Weather reports from posts in
Delaware and New Jersey will be
collected at the Air Defense Filter
Center at Trenton, NJ, and pass
ed on to U. S. Weather Bureaus,
military installations and Civil
Defense officials. Though unoffic-
ial in nature, these reports on un-
usual weather will give disaster
officials, particularly in coastal
areas, vital information not now
available through official chan
nels," Mr.. Lee said, adding that
the data would "prove important
in planning excavations of people
and equipment" Instructions to
the observers on weather report
ing are contained in a newly re-
vised operations plan for the Del
aware Ground Observer Corps,
just published by the State De-
partment of Civil Defense and dis
tributed to each of the states "a
observation posts. The plan out
Continued on Page Twelve
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
SHOW RECORD
OF PROGRESS
Kent Senior Squadron CAP
Has Increased Membership
From IL to 26 Since '54
MEET AT CLAYTON

On July 1, 1854 group of local
citizens of Smyrna and vicinity
gathered with officials from Wing
Headquarters, Wilmington and Of
ficially activated the Kent Senior
Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol.
Their record since that time has
been one of steady progress. There
were eleven members in the group
which today has grown in men,
bership to thirty-six. Their pur-
pose is to provide assistance to
civil and military aviation by per-
forming missions such as aerial
search, emergency communications,
disaster relief, and the support of
civil defense. When first activat
ed the squadron had no aircraft
and relied solely on local citizens
who owned their own private air.
craft for air support. After a
few months of hard work and
painstaking effort the squadron
was granted the use of an Air
loan airplane by the U. S. Air
Force through Wing Headquart-
ers. At present there are nine
airplanes available through men,
bers of the squadron for use m
an emergency. Since activation
four actual search and rescue mis-
sions have been flown, plus num-
erous practice missions. The Kent
Squadron is equipped with two
way short wave radio which is
part of the nationwide network
of which there are forty in the
! state of Delaware. The squadron
also has personnel carrier truck
used for ground rescue service,
equipped with walkie taklie radio
: to help in contact with the on
: loan airplane and other radio
, equipped craft, to insure being
promptly dispatched and guided
to the disaster area. Meetings are
held on the first and third Tues
days of very month in the Town
Hall at Clayton. Classes are held
on various phases of aviation. The
officers are Capt. Reynolds Jones,
commander; Lieut.. William Short,
executive officer; Donald Clark,
operations and training officer;
Edward Brown, flying safety offic-
er; Wayne Burbaker, engineering
officer; 1t. Leon Morris, mainten-
ance and supply officer; W-O Bar
bara Jones, adjustant and person
mel officer; and 1t. William Mark
ley, public information officer. The
Smyrna Cadet Squadron was
formed on Feb. %, 1855 for per
sons between the ages of Is and
18 and there is a present member
ship of twenty cadets. Seven of
these boys and girls were sent to
the Air Force encampment dur
ing the past summer for one week
at Grenier Air Force Base, New
Hampshire. Four of the cadets
, passed their four-hour examina-
: tion to receive their certificate of
proficiency which is the ultimate
goal for every cadet. Under the
Continued on Page Twelve
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
Participating i'm Maneuvers

Pvt. Robert M. bigger, 21, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank bigger,
Route 1, Kenton, is participating
in the largest joint Army-Air
Force maneuver since World War
II, Exercise Sage Brush, in LOU
isiana. Some 10000 Army troops
are testing the latest concepts of
atomic, meteorological, chemical
and electronic warfare.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
Door Prize winners Announced

George H. Hoffecker has an
nounced the winners of door
prizes awarded at the showing of
the '56 Studebaker Tuesday, Nov
ember % as follows: first prize
of purebred collie pup to Wayne
Jones, Clayton; second prize of
$25 merchandise certificate to Earl
Scott, Sr., Dover.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-01
Christmas Lights On

The downtown section of Smyr-
ma had a pre-vue of Christmas
when the special lights used dur
ing the holiday season were turn
ed on Saturday night. The fes-
toons of red and green bulbs on
Main and Commerce Streets were
turned on late Saturday after
noon and will continue until New
Years. The lighted Christmas
trees will be added to the display
later. Merchants reported that
buying had increased toward the
end of last week and the start OF
the shopping season seemed to be
indicated.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Autos. FoR SALE tceat.l J

BUICK 1884 Century RIVERS 2-door;
white with dark top. black and
white upholstery with red trim.
Dgnafiow. power steering. radio ano
heater. WV. tires. 1his Eeantllui
nj: low 5ries II sa.sas Ki.
S-S-15. -I6
BUICK AZ f-dr. sedan; r. n. srot-
hEhts new ties. motor and body
good; $500. CO. 5-67g5. --l7
BUICK 1876 sedanette, T. and h..
orig bl. finish: S195. 50 oown.
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS, yc
BUICK '4s super eouy. epe,; pyna..
Z. and h.: S5ea, HoRNER'S COR,
Buick Dealer. Fla ave. ne. a. 9TH
HHios H. ssss g. iReSi ARoRaERs asS o SoR.. BUICK
Dealer Fla. ave- ne. at 9Th, Ii,
BUICK so special de luxe 4-dr.
SsdSn; sea stssaS,Ise dsr5 green n1lsn
de. IKE radio and heater. turn sig
mails and conventional transmission
for maximum efficiency and depend
ability orig; prtes $5g5; s Esdpced < Ssrbg tC5
Co. N. vireinia's, Largest oidsmo-
bile Dealer 1000 wilson blvd. Ari.
BUICK 4s i-dr. sedan: 500. clean.
vel cared for. fine TRANSPORTATION
lBUiCK 81 Super Riviera sedan; orisi-
(. nal black; spotless interior: 7. and
/ h.. Dynafiow. E-Z Eye glass; low
mileage one owner finest condl-
tioIl; S995, cash Or terms. WOLFF
3-Ol42 Open SUNDAY, 10 10 5.
BUICK 1858 super Riviera hard top:
| Dynafiow, radio, heater, 2-tone fin
ish. Wv. tires make this an out
| standing buy for &l.755. AKERS
I OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC co. Fair
/ Iington Shopping Center. Alexandria.
Va oY 3-n35D.
TUICK SO Super Riviera 4-door: r.
and h., Dynafiow; beautiful sparkling
! let-hlaek finish, Wv. tires; power
brakes. This Is one-owner car;
I 10000 actual miles; ike new.
( HOYLE MOTOR SALES, lTl7 r. /.
ave. ne Do. 7-S300. Ill
BUICK Al 4-door: r. and h: good
transportation for only sl65. 3. &
2: MOTORS, S232 Ga: ave, sil.
Spg;. Nd, Ju. 7-7SsS. Open today!
BUICK 80 Super convert; r. and h d,
Si-sEa sat TRES sfwn sSnnSt epMr es s9,d frGm % nsS
aye. aye J. 81 spg.. Nd. JU. 9-45oo.
BUICK SO Riviera hard TOP; beauti-
| ful 2-tone finish; auto trans. r. and
n. Wv. tires, An exceptional value.
Must be seen TO be apprec. Only
81 ,595.s Easy terms. KENYON-PEcK
CHEVROLET. 1885 Wilson blvd,
$50
Evening star., 1955-01-16

1862 LIGHTHOUSE. 81 FT.
rm. All modern equipment. In Al
condition: sleeps g; ideal for family
AMERICAN TRAILER co, INC. !,
A0a0 Wis ave W0 G-a931 If
Evening star., 1955-01-16
AuToMoBILEs FoR SALE

Sissk. s4sS: 50 cdr spec, r and
sedan. 7. and h.. S7s5. All are clean
and ahove-avefRge mechanical con-
Snsna, Siticn As h,sls s as SO SO dn. l1cS hSns
MoToRg nRSnelR WIS pssler. sIers ses sH sisS
ave- s. g. Nd. 10. 7-eos0 or 10
SUCK .se Roadmaster. Riviera,
s-t9ne one paint: ant 7 and h pyna s9es
BUICK '47 Super conv. coupe: 7. h.
spotlight. fogligtt. Sl95. Mr.. CAL
Ian. CO 5-b653.
BUICK 81 Super 4-dr.; r. and h.
Dynanoye pawer steerine and
Ton Co, NC. ioaa E.-W. 6wy
lst Ga. ave. 81. Spg., Nd. JU
yg-4500. Open totaYl
BUICK 1871 Custom sedan; driven
approx. 10 miles daily since new,
1-owner, wonderful condition. $Ias
RADIO. twin heaters and defrosters,
door mats show little wear. clean
hea6iiner. new tires. rear mirrors
Raraeed. seryieed monthly. tight
steering. good brakes. dash ike
new, ONYX steering wheel. excellent
paint, looks almost like brand
Pkwy. IN. a-I160.
BUICK 1850 Super convertible: lieht
gray black top. red leather interior
radio heater. white walls. Dynafow
New brakes LACQUER paint and al
leather seams recently resewn. From,
a gear family 81 ono miles. Coins
oyerseas; price S195. IA. 5-lS4S
BTICk 81 Super 4-dr., original bius
finish Wv tires Dynatiow, =. anc
a.. seat covers q low MILEAGE car
In perfect condition Onlv Sf 4g5
terms arranged. JOHN HARE. XII
BUICK 1871; r, and h.: good cond
| cleen price reasonable: lust passed
D c. inspection ia. 9-4T6O.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

FOR RENT-Belt. disc and osciliatins
sanders, skin saws, generators.
puI. ps, eiec. screw drivers, portable
reuters. angle head drills. paint
sprayers RENTAL TOOLS & EQUIP
co 10. 9-62S1
Evening star., 1955-01-16
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD So 1a-ton panel. nice black
Reduced to S695. WISSINGER
CHEVROLET Co, Seven Corners,
Falls Church, Va, JE. 2-1177
FORD. 1853. a-ton pickup. radio,
heater. de luxe cab: very good
sfnd,i sptsri,,s ssoSi 8r lsos uni'. Lane Hy-
FORD 1861, 2-ton stake: good cond..
good rubber. ST. 3-94S3. /. -16
FORD 1910 y ton panelled: good
condttion. $50 or best ofier. uN.
CHEY. 40 Sedan Delivery; in very
good condition; S295 or best offer
EN-. 2-032T. -l6
CHEVROLET TRUCK 1850 model / "a
ton panel, phone IA. 8-31lR.
1850 1-ton: good cond !:
equipped with ladder ,acks; $500,
yer Spring. liz
DODGE so; panel body with ladder
cHEv. 1862 s+-ton pickup: like new;
fully equipped. r. and h.; spare
tires and wheels; covered body. by
owner, 1891 3sth ST.. Brentwood.
BUS. u.s. 4sADassenser, w ssaaa: equipped to to . be
used as mobile ofice or store: APP
pearance like new: Si.095. JE, -
sfuiDSEiBAKER 1919 a.-ton pickup;
stake body. stock racks incl: heater
new ditferential; $3.50. Lo. f-O3sS.
CHEVROLET 1a47 sedan delivery /;
newly overhanled. Price. 5000,
39o4 Utah ave, Brentwood, Nd.
Do6GE. 4sia-ton panel with ladder
racks best Of eond.; IKE new. S325
rSTERSAffSSAL IF Psst HtsS oy Us s-1ses setcn; ex
cellent cond.. incloSed body with
refgr compartment. $685.. Ii.
wiILYs, Willy 5, 1858 panel truck: in perfect
mechanical condition. PARK green
cmkvkoEEr h SG2 pys & oSns5 ton ps Diekup IS btr
and defroster. $685. or best offer.
Also 81 acton pickup and 5-ton
dump truck. OIL. 6-4S65.
DODGE 1917 2-ton truck and Mall
power saw, model II. $500. Gath
FORD 81 Ri pickup; red finish and
in G: cellent condition: S695. PARK
WAY-FORD. 305l NJ st. NV AD
2-OtS5. Open to 9, Sat. till 8.
CHEv. '53 Model $500; cab-oyer-
engine. with 18-ft. stake body The
eitio eeondition q to this trgsk GEy Is 5 sDSP sxSeP- 2
305i M st. NV. AD. 2-01S5. Open
to O., Sat. till 9
FORD ,53 F-6; new left. factory
stake body and 2-speed rear; ex-
tremely low mi. truck and ready
for work; 81 ,395. PARKWAY
FORD. 3051 NJ st. NV. AID. 2-01S5.
Open . to 9, Sat. til &.
FORD '54 VS. sedan delivery; driven
only 1000 miles; shows very little
wear; 81. .295. Low cost 0dAc terms
II desired. STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
32S9 M ST. NV, AD. 2-162S; 33rd
and M Is. NV. AID. 2-I646.
WILLYS '53 sedan delivery; looks and
performs like it fust came off the
assembly line; you'll save many dol
lars with this economical little truck.
Only S945, Low cost gMAC terms
32S9 NJ 81. NV, AID. 2-I62S; af3rd
and NJ SITS. NV. AID. 2-1646.
DODGE 81 PANEL excel. mech. cond /;
e working every day: $3.50. 235 18th
pl. ne, Ii. 7-5B2S.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALER. in town this
week. will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call Ia 9-4Sat
CADILLAC WANTED, '53 or 80. l.
owner car; like new: must be cash
bargain. Private party. Call Ii.
7-330S. lNights, Sun, 10. 1860,
Evening star., 1955-01-16

AUSTIN HEALEY 400" new 1855.
Variety OF coiorE: S2.9S5. delivered
complete: includes heater, defroster.
signal lghts: many other extras.
Visit shoyroolns Of caH ieT oem9n-
1919 Kaiser. Willys and exclusive
dealer for Austin Of England. Austin
Healey, NJ 9. & Morris Minor In
wash. area. 18th At r sts. nv.
NO. 7-2100 Branch sales-of1ce
1910 King ST., Alex, Va. King 3
AUSTIN 1850 4-dr. sedan tA-4o,;
new painf JOB. heater. equipped: ap
TO 80 miles to the gallon. good eondi-
tion throughout; 20-dsy guar. S395.
HILL 4 SANDERS Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer l3ae 14th ST. nv, NO.
7-1l11. Open ewes. til Q. sat. til B.
BUCKS = Horner's Corner. ss2e
MINI ave. ne, 4 choice selection
81 suieE modes Dssisr. sas e'l0Fs srAnIEl II
HoRNER
BUICk 1888 4-dr.: s79, FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 connectieut- Wo.
coIors HoREERis coR.. Buick
pealer, Fla ave ne at 9th II
BUICK I947 Super 4-door: r. and h.;
clean throughout; owner going over
.eas; must sell; S325. XII. S-0530-
BUICK 1915 Special de luxe; radio.
heater. Beautiful condition. Sl49.
term. 50 down, 81 week. ROPER. -
18th and r. !. ave. ne. l6s
EUICK Sc Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan;
power steering; Dyna., 7. and h.;
custom seat covers: beautiful Jet
black finish; 81 .e95. BREWER MO-
TORS To- NG NC m ELL ss,s Wis ave, n,w,- nv
BUICK 81 Century 4-dr. sedan; light
slIs tlYm qis nEye eyiI GIsss snd Tv H. tass sssto@
ssses1Is sREwER MsoSTToRs sST 1Sea Uels slii aas VS.
ave. n.wa Wo. 6-16e9. Open Sun.
BUICK 1850 super 4-dr. sedan; orig.
owner low mil; pqncture- proof
for cash. EN-. 3-572S. lie
BUICK 1851 Special de luxe 2-dr
sedan; r.. b.: immae. cond /
owner; safety tested: bargain price.
S7e5 Stock No. 6S5. PAUL BROS
tOldsl, KE. 7-l30S. Wis. ave. and
Ellicott st. NV. Open daily til
BUICK so Roadmaster convertible;
onyx black finish equipped with
ing, power brakes, E-z-Eye Glass
and excellent Wv. tires: Q wonder
full buy for the sportsman ut Sl.795;
CCC guar CAPITOL CADILLAC
OLDSMOBILE Co. 1c22 22no st.
BUICK 1854 Century 4-dr.; Dyna-
flow. r. and b.; 5000 actual miles:
beaut. 2-tone finish. immaculate I'm
terror; car absolutely same as brand
new in every way: must be seen to
be apprec. $2,3a5. BELL MOTORS,
500 wis. ave. WO. $4,000. --IT
BUICK I94s sedan; good cond !; high
18th and You sts. ". Du. S,4i7G'
BUICK l947 station wagon; r. and h.
Sl25 or best offer; mech. perfect;
needs a little body wk. AD, 4-a0I5
Evening star., 1955-01-16

The 1865 line Of Pacemaker is the
ultimate in mobile living for the
family that is interested In high
quality at low cost. We cordially
invite your inspection of the follow
ing models 30 Mon. through Sat
and 1-6 Sunday:
81 II. two bedrooms So, 1856
33 IT.. one bedroom $1,000 1870
40 II. two bedrooms ---s. 4.B35
We also have two excellent buys In
previously owned mobile homes:
% II. Columbia ] bedroom Sl.4oh
SO II. Indian bedrooms - 2.495
bank financing,
Blair Mobile Homes Co.
4 mi. North La Plata on Rt. 301.
White Plains. M. Phi. La Plata 5892.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
AVIATION

1915 ERcOUPE, TT 500 hrs: metal
wings, new glass all around fresh
license; 81 $50 cashii AP. 7-5022
"a ERc0UPR, 634TT engine top. q
way II metal pump, wings recovered.
painted; licensed May. '55. WASH
Va. Airport; 81 800 cash. Phone
ia. 5-s2g7. weekdays: ia. 2-0299,