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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
BieWoodsF Fire
Races in South

SWAN QUARTER, N. c., April
s (R.-Firefighters hoped today
for rain in their battle to bring
under control a raging forest
fire that has swept more than
$50. 900 acres In the last week.
w. j. Clark, assistant forester
in Raleigh. said the situation has
improved some but shifting
coastal winds and dense smoke
were hampering efforts to fight
the fire.
Mr.. Clark flew over the IRE
scene yesterday and reported
that smoke was so dense the
plane had to go UP 5000 feet to
get above the smoke. The fire
is located In Tyrrell and Hyde
Counties in the eastern part Of
the State.
The wind had shifted late yes
terday to the southeast, Mr..
Clark said. He added the danger
point was between Lake Phelps
and Pongo Lake.
Estimates of destruction were
placed at So to 81 million by
&. G. Trowbridge. wood and
lands manager for the North
Carolina Pulp Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Court Says Married Men
Moy Annoy Wives Only

PITTSBURGH, Pa. R. -
Married men may annoy their
wives. according to a ruling by
Judge Anne x. Alpern. Judge
Alpern ordered John Chara, A,
to keep away from his divorced
wife. Mrs. Chara complained
her former spouse kept calling
her on the telephone and she
objected to some Of his remarks.
Judge Alpern, who is married.
told Chara:
you can annoy your wife If
you're married to her but not II
you're divorced!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
Theft Victim Finds Her Auto,
But Police Lift 1t Again

dom when Mrs. Latimer returned
to find the car gone again. but
reinsurance returned when she
called to report it stolen again.
The two boys were turned over
to juvenile authorities when
they admitted "joy-ride thefts"
Of at least 10 cars during March.
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Search Pushed
For JET Pilot
In BayCrash

A search continued today for
Capt. John j. Redlon. Of the
18th Fighter Bomber Wing of
the District Air National Guard.
whose North American F-86A
Sabrejet fighter crashed into
Chesapeake Bay yesterday.
The 26-year-old pilot. a veteran
Of Korea living at 504 Seventy
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
CAESAR RODNEY
SCHOOL NEWS

Miss Phyllis FARRELL, senior at
Caesar Rodney High School, has
been awarded the third prize in the
statewide Good Citizenship con-
test sponsored annually by the
Daughters Of the American ReVolu-
tion.
Miss FARRELL will receive the
OAR Good Citizenship pin and Ger
tificate on Saturday, February IL,
at the DUPONT Hotel in Wilmington.
The award will be made by Miss
Gertrude Carraway, National Presi-
dent Of the OAR.
Miss farrell is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence M. farrell
Of near Magnolia. She is active in
Yearbook work in the Traffic
Squad, and the Photography Club
at school She is planning a career
in nursing, and has been accepted
to begin training at Delaware Hos
pital Wilmington.
The Senior Glass voted Miss Jar
Iell it's candidate in the contest
and her qualifications were COM
Pared against those girls from all
over the state.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
Art Exhibit At The
Milford Century Club
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page one)
was very interesting part of the
exhibit and brought home to the
parents and friends of pupils the
fact that there is much pleasure
to be derived from the study if
there is the desire behind it. Mrs.
Lucia complimented the club for
having the exhibit and for sharing
it with the public
The business part of the meet
ing, presided over by Mrs. Lyons,
took place in the first part of the
afternoon. The annual birthday
luncheon was announced and those
still desiring tickets may buy them
at the Wall store. Flowers for the
meeting were arranged by Mrs.
Casper BOyce, chairman. The lunch
con will be held in the social hall
of Calvary Church on Monday at
1890. The speaker will be Mr.. John
Sweeney, curatOrial assistant at
Winterthur, who will also show
slides of some of the rooms at this
mecca for all lovers Of the antique.
Yesterday, some of the members
Of the club attended the tea and
art exhibit given by the Twentieth
Century Club of Smyrna as invited
guests of the club.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
Food Retailing
Demonstrations In
Kent, Sussex Co.'s

Techniques for increasing sales
and profits through better meat
merchandising will be demonstrated
Feb. IA at the Caesar Rodney High
School in Camden Wyoming and
Feb. Is at the Georgetown High
School.
The meetings are the first in a
new series of food marketing pro-
grams for local merchants, de-
velOped by the Agricultural Ex-
tension Service, University of Della
ware, and a steering committee re-
presenting retailers, wholesalers
and allied businesses. Both meet
ings start at 8 o'clock.
The program for each evening
deals with meat retailing problems
Of local merchants, Mr. Ebe Pope
of Corkran Hill and Company and
Layton and Company of Dover will
demonstrate meat retailing with
wholesale cuts.
Mr.. Pope will cover several
topics in his demonstration in
cluding such things as determining
which meats to sell, how to select
supplfler, differences in meat
quality, methods of obtaining sup
plies, and ways to purchase sup
plies wisely
The meeting is open to all re-
tailers and other interested per-
sons without charge, according to
Robert Bull, agent for the EXten-
sion Service. All retailers in
/ terested in better meat meTchan-
dising are urged to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
Chemical Weed Control
In Tomatoes

Chemical weed control in toma-
toes is suggested to growers for
trial use for the first time in 1855,
according to county agent, George
Vapaa. Tests conducted the past
two seasons indicate that Natrin
is satisfactory for use on tomatoes
when properly applied.
When tomato plants are about
half grown, NatTin can be applied
to prevent further emergence of
weed seedlings. This means that
Immediately before application the
field should be cleaned Of weeds
by cultivation, for Natrin will not
kill weeds already emerged--it only
kills terminating seedlings.
Successful tests with Natrin have
Lsen conducted for the past two
seasons at the Delaware AgTicul-
tural Experiment Station by E. M.
Rain, as well as tests at the New
Jersey and New York Experiment
Stations.
Natrin should be applied in a
directed spray, so that only the
lower One-third to one-half of the
tomato plants are hit hy the spray
Further details can be obtained
by referring to Delaware Agricul-
tural Extension Circular No. "a
chemical Weed Control in Vege-
table Crops" This circular may be
obtained at county agent offices OF
by writing to the Mailing Room
Agricultural Hall, University o.
| Delaware, Newark.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
SOBER PARTY

RICHMOND, Va. - up - r. NJ.
Orcutt hired a food caterer and
invited all the folks in the neigh
bOrhOOd over to his home for an
open house celebration.
81 want to show them what a
former drunk can do" he said.
Fifteen years ago, said Orcutt,
"I was about the biggest drunk in
South Richmond" weighed about
% pounds and drank the, shoes off
three children.
Now he is a strapping 205-pOund-
er and owner of a prOspering roof
ing business.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
OAR Sixth Anniversary
Luncheon
1Continued from PAGE onel

'AiO"Huue0 from page Onel
Love-, "The Green Cathedral" and
This Is My Country, each selec-
tion having some bearing on the
days and events in February.
Receiving the members were Mrs.
w. j. Dufendach regent, Miss
Catherine Downing, State vice re-
gent, Mrs. A. T. Slaughter and Mrs.
Arthur Tatman. Mrs. Dufendach
welcomed the guests, Miss Down
ing brought greeting from the
State Society, Mrs. Clarence Jester
read the monthly national defense
message and Mrs. H. Clyde Miller
gave the invocation. Traditional
red, white and blue flowers were
used as a beautiful centerpiece for
the speakers table and at the other
tables.
1t was announced that the annual
State conference would be held in
Wilmington at the Hotel Dupont
on February 12. The guest speaker
for the meeting will be Miss Ger
trude CarrOway, national president
general of the society.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
Frank HOrty win Head
'55 Cancer Drive
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A past president of the Whining
ton Lions Club, Mr.. Horty has
served as district governor for the
Lions in Delaware. He is a men,
Der of the Diocesan Catholic Alum
nj Association and the Men of NAL
vern, and a former chairman and
director of the Wilmington Round
Table, National Conference Of
Christians and Jews.
The Delaware Cancer Crusade
will be conducted in April, at the
time of the national Crusade to fl
nance research, education, and per-
sOnal examinations, aim e d at
stamping out this most dreaded
disease. The Dover meeting was
scheduled to plan Crusade strategy.
Arrangements are being made 10
hold a luncheon meeting in Kent
County and a dinner affair in Sus-
sex County on the opening day of
the Crusade to kickoff the event.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11

There are a number of meat-eat-
ing plants.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
Wiltmaster, New Tomato
Variety, Available On
Trial Basis In '55

Wiltmaster, a new variety of
tomato which is immune from
common races Of the Fusarium
Wilt organisms, will be available
only for trial purposes in 1855, ac-
cOrding to e. P. BTasher, head of
the horticulture department at the
University of Delaware. Professor
Brasher developed this new tOma-
to variety and described it this
week during Farm and Home Week
at the University
This tomato is beautifully
cClored, highly productive and
adapted to growing conditions in
Delaware. 1t was bred to meet the
demands of growers who have
hundreds Of acres of wilt infested
soils and can no longer grow the
standard tomato varieties.
Under Delaware conditions the
Wiltmaster comes into production
At the same time as Rutgers. The
average fruit weight of Wiltmaster
is about the same as that for Rut-
gers but the fruits are slightly
more glObular.
Chemically there is no significant
difference between the two (Wilt-
master and Rutgers) in color, total
solids, soluble solids, PHI, titratablt
acidity or ascorbic acid. WiltmasteI
fruits have thick walls with small
cavities, multi-lOcular and the same
ripening characteristics as Rutgers
In five replicated trials on wilt
free and wilt-infested soils in
Delaware over a twO-year period
Wiltmaster was superior to RUt.
gers in productivity Since this va
riety has many of the same char
acteristics as Rutgers, it is pOssi-
BILE that it may also perform vel
in all areas where Rutgers is
adapted. 1t is entered in the trials
for All-American Selections in 1875!
to determine how widely it is
adapted
More information about this new
tomato variety may be obtained
by writing to- the Agriculture
Mailing Rom, University of Della
ware, Newark.
There are a number of meat-eat
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
CEREMONIAL ENTERTAINMENT

NEW DELHI ~ (A) - Prime
Minister Jawaharlal Nehru says
pOmp and pageantry are justified
on state OccasiOns-tO bring color
into the lives of people whose ex-
istence often is drab. The prime
minister was defending an apprO-
priatiOn of $4,000 for the cOnstruc-
ton of a shelter and tank for an
elephant on the grounds of the
Presidents house. The elephant
will be used in state ceremonies.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
DRASTIC HOME FURNISHING

ATLANTA - up ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Meyers recently
bought a large couch they'd been
wanting for a long time. 1t was
too large to go through any door
into the house. They called well
der who cut out a large, metal
framed front window and the couch
was moved in through the hole.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
BRIDGEVMLE
BY Mrs.
Keller HOch
Phone
BridgeVille 52S2

Mrs. Doyle McSpadden and chill
dren Of Wilmington spent last
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Warren Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Newton will
motor to Florida and go by plane
to Jamacia for a vacation.
Robert Hoch and Lorain Branin
spent the weekend with Mr.. Bran
ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bran
in, in Medford, n. J. On Saturday
they attended a basketball game
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Wood Of Phil
adelphia were the weekend guests
Of Mrs. u +. HOch. Or Hoch Is a
patient in the Peninsula General
Hospital in Salisbury
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Short en-
tertained at card party on Sat
urday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Orend0rt
left on Sunday to attend the funer-
al of Mr 0rendOrf's grandmother
in Western Maryland
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rider spent
the past week in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Quillen will
be dinner guests Of Mr., and Mrs.
Clifford Outten in Delmar on Sum
day.
Mrs. Harry w. Cannon. Sr., Mrs.
Norman Collision, Mrs. w. II. Quill
len and Mrs. II. p. Bennett spent
last Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
III. w. Cannon, Jr., in Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Clifton spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
William Clifton in Lewes.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tuck spent
Tuesday in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wiley spent
the weekend in PedricktOwn, n
j.. where they helped Mrs. Willey's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Hpr-
lock, celebrate their 61st wedding
anniversary. From there they left
for two weeks in New Orleans.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11

Modern Breakfast Set
Chrome
Modern Iron Breakfast S
3ox96
Cedar Chest and Wardrc
Wrought Iron Bunk Beds
Compile
5-Drawer Chest
Mohosuny, Gu
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11

New Zealand has more than 2l5
cattle for every one of its 2,0SS,OOO
people.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
Farming More Expensive

Overall costs Of operating a COM
mercial farm win be five to six
per cent higher this year than last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16

DODGE 1858 We corolst l-df,; lgg
mtlsaEo eax, clean inside ana out:
mech. PERFECT: yee5; soins eyer
DODGE 81 I-dr. ccronst; ono
matte; excel. eond.. 1-oUner car:
1913 o. best offsr. Oh 2-s4es.
DopoEs-.sl 4-dr.. equipped. Gre.
sac: 80 4-dr. coronet. Gyro,.
:; and "a zee; .sS S-dr; corc1st.
n Epi; s.S Beer rla. ave. ne. ss eth'
DoDdE 1851 corenet 4-dr,; dark
gray finish: vefy. clean inside and
out: our price. S495. BELL MO-
TORS, SOLO wisconsin ave. Wo.
FIAT 1851 a-pssssnssr; is.sss
.m;P;g.;, $3.50. co: t-60l7 -.
FORD SO Tudor: =. and b.. baby
blue lust for you; only $1e6 down:
tsa a D'sSu UNITED FEB 1 AUTO s sALx &
Chilium and Riggs fds.. Chillqm.
F0Rb 81 station wagon: Country
SQUIRE; b., woodwork 70 very good
sond,: pvt. owner: $3.50. 10. T.
6097. ask for George. --Ie
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SIS CADILLAC
CONVERTIBLE

without Q doubt this 10 the most
beap.iful coral finish convertible In
town. Low mileage. This automobile
Was bahied from the time it left the
shoyroom floor. Purchased new ~
owner Of company. Equipped Win
the best puneture-proof white-yau
tires. Power steerings power prAken.
electric Window 2.way ,eiectflc
seats. Cadillac Continental spare
wheel. Cash, terms or trade. Mr..
HERsoN, De. 2-47o0. --16
CADILLAC AS motor: exeel; ecnd.;
minor body work. Hot-fod 40 La
sale cow: sac. 10. 5-o9Ss' IA; 4.
cSAlDSihELac 'sa eony.: an extr..:
Continental spare. wire vhsel1; Al
Ean 1: y sn;sIssb.o 'a YaA scsEix 0s MoToNs.
clSiL ias B 5as s'e A. a ia esSSs
!. and 4. at: orisinai biaek: very
ss!s ;sFR4 sI ss6gs 3 siss'ss. oss
cssyp si a.sG ~ u oi 1ais.ssxood: a-ssn.
finish; practically nsx tires: s746:
low Is $45. down. S0-day warranty.
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS. 10.
cSniEIAc "a convertible: Nswport
blue; one Of the elsAnest; 1900
MI; week end special. $3,e96. -
Low ss 1895 down; trede-tn terms
Other cediIlaes 70 choose from.
PiNEY BRANcH MOTORS. 10. g.
1l9S.
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5000 18th g.. Sill eps. JU. 6-8lS6
DODGE 20 convertible; Z. and h..
EsE siTsS; Sse22;n ;s ossas Vs. .aSsr. !.
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 18th st..
nv, MQ. 7-1ll1: open ewes. tn o.
DODGE ieSO coronet 4-door; =. and
owner; S49S' BOWMAN STUpE-
s1ESR 1900 d. ave. nv. "a.
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BRADLEY eHoPPINa cENTERR

3H!AgIS11 aokgSSxE IN IN s1az,o
oPKENs 1 uSTM. 1 Pm. sATHURpSy
CHRYsLER 1881 Imperial con-
new tan top, beautiful interior.
white wall tires. Be sure 70 check
this one: SSe5. BELL MOTORS,
SOLO wisconsin ave.. Wo. $4,000.
|cHRYsLERS-,6e Newport. :. and
b.. S49e: ,63 New Yorker. blue,
poEsr steering; !, and h. l:Ss9'
Fla, ave; ne; ct eth. Ii. e.64e4.
DE ana sST9 ssea 20 c ss6gs. adfS, hard
t ta :. r. ana s E. $500: I'll $50 sDortsins S y
h f.. ssSS. hoe HoREs rs coS, BUCK cS
Dealer, Pa. ave. ne. ct 9th. II.
DE- sS0sfio 1850 custom cow; =.
and h.. auto. trans. baby-blue
finish. new black top. white tires;
p bic '. JET MoToR sALEs s' a4sS
Nichols ave. Sc. 10. 2.0336. --l6
DE- SOTO 1884 2-door sedan; 2-tone
Ing power brakes. $l.705.
Capitol Cadillac OldS.
1922 g2nd st. NV. 81. $1,000
DODGE 194S 4-door:. r. and h..
custom covers. sun shade. .2-tone
finish: owner; guaranteed inspee-
ton: Sob. fun DIR. JET MOTOR
sA dIas 2725 Nichols ave. s.e.,, 20.
DODGE '5s corone. VS. 4-dr.: Z.
and b, seat coyers, 2-tone flish:
o nice car, only s1.1e9. HILL q,
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1900 I4th ST. r.w: No. -
I'LL. open ewes. till Q, Sat TIL ,.
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AUTos FoR SALE tcsas.l

yamAY. sEPTxlrnEB le. 1855
AuTos ron SALE scsas.I
bu1cK rs Century hardtop; 500
saa s,i sa.s L I5ss sess sS6sn'' e i
BUICK 1850 4-dr.: im4acnlate: Price
conneeticut. Wo. 6-s400.
BUICK 1919 4-dr. sedan; I. and rs
Sew tires, excel. running shape.
lesks fab; si4S. JONES. r.
EpiCK 1881 Special 4-df.; Dynaney.
rsdlo. heater: jet black anish with
PARKWAY-FORD
sosi Y "a EEiSSslxEb suspAAYp e. a-Olss
BUICK 1855 Roadmaster Riviera
nnfdtop: radio and heater. DynA-
&oN. also power steefing, power
6rskes; black finish with white
Wi .tir..; real xalps; Qn ag
So. .xcss6 snopeins esn'es'
BUICKs-='z9 Rcad IN .sg ssdan; Z.
6sn. +. sSd s., $3.50; so lsdf. So
dan. SzaS: 80 sppsr kivisrs: 1.
Z sns sn q T. Il .sSee 3 b zu sIas s.doss'
Dyna. equipped, $1.7ee, H0NNkRe
g oth, III. o-616l.
BUICK 1855 Century Rlsiera; rec
and yhite STONE: enaleoai ena iso
loV ilfiesEc; absolutely PERI pvt.
mrner: l1.kqS. ~. 0.2297, week
X.ys. wi S.SiaS. eges. and sun.
lis
BUICK 81 convert; Uynadow; new
top: excel. ccnd:, z: and "a S9Sy
or best ofler, Cal WI. e-Se92; I'll
CApiLIAC re %, s :; sedan ..;..o Hyd r..
bou6ie Eagls WV. tires. special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16

CnzyRoLEI IS 1ss q. ssasn; :.
ish. Car No. e61-A. S1,lob. NOM
ROE FORD. 500 Wis. ave. NV.
Wo. $4,000. Open eye1. tn 0 pm.
CHEvk0LkT 1851 Bel Air hardtop:
r. and h.. seat coyers. z-tone paint:
1895. MoNRoE FORD. 800 Wis.
ave. nv. Wo. $4,000. open ewes.
CHEV. 80 Btyieline de luxe 4-doofi
pine-tree gresn. CONTRASTING seet
s:.ss'. < sns = 90. sss s ssass C. C.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa. ave. 81. Lu. 2-ss27
CHEVROLET '5i 4-dr. sedan: Row
eggiide, fully equipped. Car No. 066.
1896
Rosenthal Chevrolet Co.
!. pIss. Ed. and colun1siss 5 rikss
CHEVROLET 1858
2-dcor sedan; radio. heater, turn
signals and other accessories. 3
tone gray nnish. rsconditioned e
srei frsnsnortatsns. a .SIns. S156
Soun' 6aisnes cav month"; bay.
Wrnfs
ADDISON CHEVROLET
18th and d Sls: Ay Evir hMi 10 s-1s 1913
cHEvRoLET 20 4.dr.: needs fender
SfoS
S4o1
poSanfhal Chevpnlet ca.
Sts.AA Ass 1900 ~
olebe I'd. and Columbia Pike
AEIs ya; u; z :s1y.!
V coupe .tcns sH isnish g. !. "a and &.
must see To anprsciatc:. S8e6 fuil
price. JET MOTOR SAILS, 27g6
CHEvkotIT. ls; condition q
Chsvy chase. Nd. Of. z.0s6s; :
,.,..,, ,o.< =.
Univ H0ABI 1boz Del an
trsSs IN M E.aesI XII f,on,s,
svS Anf q Tnfon,a pk Ira 80
|cSsSv2oT.kT az S6.s hi AT q Ar ::
s ss sI.sss II Ia dsssssssssssss .Iai'd
ss'sen sas.. sGn s!.sa
special s "a today. ssss. JET MOTOR
2-oss6. - I'D
CHEVROI, ET 1854
n. -. oes... $3.50. pcv.,,,,a.
De .Llxe -eoox 5000 rSwSstn9s
eentomaHc transmission: Pusn-tnu..
s W. iu'g m.nx nShey aneesso sHi
SasM stiis ,rascov ssr,.b ee $500,
sspsssisass tssoasSso sS 81, $i:isS:
Snp p TSe%wn. 80 S5xrSyHazs44Sy5S Y r,r,
14th ard PA. Ave. NV no. 2.760O
6pEN TvENiNess III X
,S =. -. = - : -. x
CAkyHoLST .oS de luxe 4-or. ste-
aoa Mseon; iaiiy eoaio.. yefs eiean.
Sas NO. efA one
$l,z4o
nr.nr+,.I rx,..v.ni.& ~
nUScutklHl OtletEOtet 70.
olebe IA ana Columbia PIKE
Ari Va. m. 9-67Nl
S;S@;,5@ - =, , : sS-Sss.. =. -
StaSvMShSt 1SgT ssSIs4ne ~ LlAe
Ing interior; S79 / : $3.50
~ PARkWAY.tJ(hO
oax, - cT * M An GATES
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AuToMoRlLR NR sAlE

yQaD 20 .y.s ruass; v.-s. tires.
$2ss
Rosenthsl Chevrolet Co.
oiebe IA and Columbia pike
AL. Va. IA. 7.0961
FORD '64 cTeItiine g" e-passen1sr
s cSSas Su. 's SR nsssS s ,sts,n1
:. and h.: one owner: garage kept;
yery low MI; special today, 81, 6DS.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1876 Good Hope I'd. 81. 10. l-e6z7
FORD 20 De luxe "e'' tudor: fuzzy
2nd ear: special today. ssss.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. z-es27
- Ia ! +
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l949 "0x fleetWood
coupe; HydEa. +. and h. imnas !.
inter. beautiful orig; blue Mnish.
s ssS si.os i'''i ), e CMssR, - 81
CTaissSS1R0LEr 1853 Bel Air 4-door !.
loaded with eauipment; e-tone blue
and oray, new Wv. tires. very
SI.O0B. JET MOTOR SAILS. 2725
Nichols ave. Sc. 10. 2-0336. --16
cHEyRoLET 80 2-dr.: needs fender
work. Car No. 97es.
Rosenthal Chevrolet Co.
Glehs I'd. and columsIs PIKE
All. W. - s-9seA
cHEVRoLET 1850 etyleline 2-door
gedan; a REAL BEAUTY. IN JET
BLACK FINISH" :. and b.. Pow
sss os c sns AZ SDnss .s S.ly 49, az .o g
needed On approved credit,
StOhlman Chevrolet
$500 n 81. NV. Ap. 2.s722
CHEVROfXT as 4-dr.: :. and h..
1896
Rosenthal Chevrolet Co.
Glese I'd. and ccium9i. PIE e.,
CHEVROLET 1858
Bel Air 2-docf sedan: metallic blue
finish, atr-ficW heater, haek-upI
lights. turn signais. Other Access
series low n nil sas }h. .SYEInssr s car;
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Pcverslide; many Other sxpsres;
> no smaIl loan needed,
StOhlrnan Chevrolet
1900 III st. NV. AID. 2-sz22|
CHEVROLETS-'S1 Bel Air. :. and
n, S749: ,b2 A-dooe sedan, r. and
a., SSl9; s5S Bel Air sedan. Z.
and b.. $1.299: "a 2-door sedan.
rcEsrElide; 7. snd 3. " 2gs: H0E-|
r snsj 81; + , Sa s.i Air We con-
vert: has evefythins, Z. and b..
Powergiide. special. paint. white
wall tires: unusually low. mileage:
traded b new csdillss; don't miss
CADILLAC CO., FsirIington shop
PING center. ov. 3..0360.
Green; heater and defrosser:: IogI
mileage, excel. eond secs. Wflil
fnanee: cail KE. s;4ss5; lis
ing oserseas. must seil; GOOD eend- 3
nearly new sirss; r. "A: 400 :. er @
S wkdays.: Al day week ends;
cHEvRoLKT 1850 Ylsstlsns d luxe
2-dr.; r. h.. Wv. tires. lsathsrl
sests; socd eend.; S46o- Ju; 81
csHHEsVRnioLxr Is4s eonvertible: ).
and b.: reasonably priced. no.
2.1S77.
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AUToMoBlLEs ron SALE

cHRysLER '53 windsor Dc .luxs Sc
s ever: sIii includins Dover e. steer.
ing; priced below market; Sl.306.
Suburban Cadillac ldS.
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CNRv. ~ little Fleetline 4-dr. SEQ. I:
Z. and h., nice motor; pass inspec. :
$4,000 orig. nlileage; clean car, ex-
rffics, siS6. RI. 7-O7iS.
CHEW. 81 De luxe 2-dr.: Power
slide: orig. paint: dble. eagle Wv.
tires. h., clean, pvt. party $725 or
c HfsI ShsIi 1874 Isl windsor de LUXE:
sI,a h. YAK az tiT Is s sxsseiisns
condision' si'sSo' ~ y us
1888 4-dr. sedan: IN En-.
csgttonsl TslnainEs o sSnaiti On NJ, MI
sa n. ave Ia ss e;oa NJ Is Is:
best oYer. IL. 2-44ge. --16
1855 Imperial; wire
wheels: only 5000 nai.: looks and
runs Is hrand-new car. RA. 3-2sS5,