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He told council that the village had
reached point where its multiplicity
of growth problems required constant
legal help. You have all the problems
of any city except on smaller scale,
he said. You need closer legal super
vision than 1 am able to give you,
he added
The outgoing solicitor introduced
his successor to members of council
MIR. Harnishfeger opened a law
office in Blluffton last June on Cherry
street, and more recently moved into
the Citizens National Bank building
In his Lima office where he has
practiced the last four years, he is
associated with former City Solicitor
Lee G. Van Blargen and Judge Carl
M. Blank.
A native of Bath township, the new
solicitor is a graduate of Lafayette
jackson high school where he was
salutatorian of his class. After SER
vice with the u. S. Army, 441st
Counter Intelligence Corps in Japan,
he attended Ohio Northern University
college of law. He was graduated
in 1852 and after passing the Ohio
Bar exam, entered practice in Lima.
Mr.. Harnishfeger makes his home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Harnishfeger in Bath township.
Council approved Mayor Risser's
appointment on the basis of a S400
per year retainer fee, special work
to be billed by the solicitor on a
monthly basis.
Solicitor Romey.s resignation was
accepted with regrets and apprecia-
ton for the service rendered the
village in the last six years. He was
Continued on page 10)
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half million dollars. In addition to
the local institution, the Mennonite
Biblical Seminary of Chicago re-
ceived 400 shares, First Mennonite
church of Berne, 1000 shares, and
the Reformed church of Berne, 500
shares.
In making the presentation of the
Bluffton gift, the donor told DR.. Ram
seyer;
II am pleased to present herewith
gift to Bluffton college of 400 shares
of the stock of the Lincoln National
Life Insurance company. While this
gift is undersignated in SO far as its
use is concerned, it is made with
the hope and expectation that it will
be used in connection with Bluffton' S
development program"
The gifts were made by Mrs.
Gilliom in memory of her late hus-
band, O.. F. Gilliom, who for many
years held a district agency with
Lincoln Life in 3erne. The agency is
now operated by son-in-iawf A. M.
Stahly. Mr.. Gilliom served for a time
as a trustee of Bluffton college.
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Winners Named In Town Christmas Lighting Contest

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rammel, 163
N. Mound st. were chosen as first
prize winners in Buttons residential
Christmas light contest sponsored by
the Jaycees. The Vida-Vidella shop
was given the top award among the
businesses and the Presbyterian and
Methodist churches shared the award
in the church division in contests
sponsored by the Business Mems
association.
Rammei's display consisted of a
large evergreen wreath with NOEL
in the center, surrounded by artificial
snowflakes. The floodlighted display
mounted on a white picket fence
created a very peaceful setting and
an appropriate decoration. in the
opinion of the judges.
The best display won a savings
bond for the Rammels, and is now
Buttons entry in General Electric's
nationwide Christmas lighting con
test. Total prize money in the nation
wide contest lis $1,000.
Nelson Herr. of N. Lawn Ave-,
placed second in the local contest
while Charles Young, Lake St., tooh
third place.
The judges, who spent nearly two
hours last Friday evening viewing the
displays included Mrs. Ralph Diller
wilhelm Amstutz and the Rev. Gro
yer T. Soldner.
Vida-Vidella's uncluttered display
sold very favorable impression o.
a women's apparel shop. A simple
display featuring only a few items
its motion and the interesting light
ing effects impressed the judges. The
first prize award was $40.
CONTINUED on page 10)
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Robt. Crow Is New
Head OF Business
Mems Association
Myron Meyer Serving AS
Vice President, New Treas
urer To Be Elected

Robert Grow has been chosen to
succeed Paul Basinger as president
rof the Bluffton Business Mems
association it was announced We'd
nesday.
Proprietor of Crows SC to S1.O0
Store, he has previously served the
organization as treasurer and vice
president. Myron Meyer, past treas
urer has been chosen as vice-presi-
dent this year. Eugene Benroth has
been retained as secretary.
The office of treasurer, an elective
one, viii be filled at the first meeting
of the new year.
The nominating committee, COM
posed of past presidents of the organ
ization Silas Diller, Dwaine Amstutz,
Harland Swank and Paul Basinger
will present a slate of candidates for
the office of treasurer during the
January meeting.
Crows first official act as presi-
dent was to appoint Hiram Huser as
chairman of the spring Dollar Day
activities. Plans for this event will
get under way when Huser's COM
nittee holds their first meeting Mon
day afternoon at three in the Edel-
weiss restaurant.
Members of the Dollar Day COM
mittee include Silas Diller, Ethelyn
Rice, vidella Herr. Harold Balmer,
Jim Loofbourrow, Arthur Amstutz,
Ed Waltermire and William Edwards.
One hundred twenty three firms
were enrolled in the Business Mems
Association this year, according to
secretary Gene Benroth, who termed
it one of the most successful years
in the history of the local group.
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Area Enjoys First
White Christmas
HsFour Years

Despite the weatherman's predic-
tions to the contrary, Bluffton marked
up its first white Christmas in four
years as an inch of snow fell on the
area Christmas day. This came. on
top of approximately three tenths
of an inch which had fallen the day
before, according to the figures COM
piled by Ray Burkholder. Pandora,
weather observer for this area.
The intermittent SHOWS continued
this week as nearly an inch and a
half fell Wednesday night and early
Thursday morning.
Bluffton had not had even a trace
of snow on Christmas day since 1852
when only trace of snow was re-
corded. The last really white Christ
mas was in 1850 when six inches of
the powdery white stuff blanketed
the ground.
Temperatures on Christmas day
showed little variation, according to
Burkholder's figures, with the high
being 32 and the. low %.
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Lutheran Church
Approves $4,000
Bldg. Improvement

Members of the First Evangelical
Lutheran church voted Sunday to ex-
cavate basement under the build
ing, using the additional space for
Sunday school classroom and rest
room facilities.
The project, which will cost over
$1,000, is expected to be started
Shortly and completed by the end of
the winter, according to the Rev. Vic
tor Monk, pastor of the church.
This marks the fourth church build
ing program to be unveiled in Bluff
ton this year. The Presbyterian
church has completed $4,000 Sun
day school addition at the rear of
their present Main Street sanctuary,
and st. Johns Evangelical and Re
formed church has almost completed
Sunday school facilities at the rear
of their S. Jackson st. building. The
First Mennonite also has plans under
way for expanded Sunday school fa-
cilities.
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ShOWer Of Gifts AWaits
Area S FIrstbOrn Of 81

Debra Ann Habegger, the first baby
born at the hospital in 1856 was in
eligible for the local prizes because
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Ha-
begger, of Findlay, resided more than
ten miles from Bluffton. Howerever,
she was the first baby born to Han
cock-county parents so she won the
prizes offered by the findlay mer-
chants.
Winner of the Bluffton Derby was
Joel Radabaugh, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed Radabaugh of Mt. Cory, who
arrived more than a day after Debra
Ann.
A double winner was nothing COM
pared to the babyless Baby Derby of
1850. An Unexpected drought in the
maternity ward had the entire town
in suspense for better than eight days
before the first arrival of the year,
Raelene Iabegger, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell Habegger, of West
Elm ST., claimed the prizes. Bluffton
was in tie national news that time
as news oroadcasts as far away as
Texas ani western Canada discuss
ed the losal situation.
The complete derby rules are as
follows:
1. The taby must be born in the
Bluffton Community hospital.
2. The parents must live within 10
mile radius of the hospital.
8. The 1857 baby's birth certificate
will be u.ed to determine the winner
together With a statement from the
attending physicians and hospital.
A. Parents must notify Robert Crow
president of the Bluffton Business
Mems association, who authorizes the
father to pick up the prizes at the
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Births

The following births were recorded
at Blufftn Community hospital dur
ing the Iast week:
Mr.. an Mrs. Jack Basinger, Rt.
2, Findla, boy, Mark Alan, born
Saturday
Mr.. ari Mrs. Luther Businger,
Findlay, a girl, Rhea Leslie. born
Monday.
Mr.. ari Mrs. John Harnishfager,
Bluffton. a boy. Roger Lee, born
Monday.
Mr.. an Mrs. Bill Harruff, Lima,
girl, brn Wednesday.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Robert Krout, Arling-
ton. By, born Wednesday.
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Community hospital, which has
seen some unusual Baby Derbies in
the past few years, will be the end
of the rainbow for the first local fam
lily to have a new addition in 1857.
At least "a different local business
firms are sponsoring gifts in this
years Baby Derby. Some of the
gifts will go to Nom, and that much
neglected man, Dad, will come in for
few gifts of his own.
Last year Bluffton hospital produc-
ed two winners, one for the local e.
vent and one for Hancock-county.
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John HarniShfeger
10 Succeed Romey
As Town Solicitor
Appointment By Mayor
Risser Unanimously
Approved By Council

Acceptance of the resignation of
Village Solicitor John Fl. Romey and
the appointment of John D. Harnish-
feger, Lima and Bluffton attorney, to
fill the opening January 1, were the
important matters occupying the
attention of Bluffton town council at
its meeting Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Romey's resignation came as
no surprise since Mayor David L.
Riser had announced several weeks
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SPECIAL COLLECTION

A special collection of discarded
Christmas trees will be made by the
village waste collection crew Friday,
January A, it was announced this
week by Street Commissioner
William Gaiffe. Bluffton residents
are asked to have their trees at the
curb for pick up by 8 a. m. ~,
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AWARDED SHEEP CLAIM

Freeman Basinger of Orange
township was allowed $76 for two
ewes and two lambs killed and one
lamb injured by dogs during the last
six months at was announced by the
Hancock county commissioners.
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ago that it was
pending. In his
official letter to
the mayor and
council, the so
licitor said that
it had been a
pleasure to serve
with Bluffton of
ficials who have
given him under
standing and CO.
operation in all
of t h e village
legal problems.
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Sylvia Biederman Resigns
As Hospital Superintendent
Mrs. Reese Huber, Former Head,
Accepts Temporary Appointment

Miss Sylvia Bedeman Community hospital superintendent
nearly fifteen has her intention resign
the end of this Her marriage Watson Steiner farmer
of Buffton will be event of January has
Succeeding Miss Bedean to the position of hospital super
inendent will be Mrs Reese Huber Mrs Huber
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Blufton Population Up
1O7 Since 1850 Census
Unofficial State Statistics Shou
Village NOlU Numbers $3.50 Persons

buffon has topped the 2500 population mark according
fgres recently released by the Ohio The unofficial
figures show the village population 2O an increase of LOT
over the last efderal census taken in 1850
The report based population due to natural
causes such births exceeding Deaths total number of
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.lVIV N. 7. = ' 2. 2.
! CHEVROLET 1851 de luxe 4-dr..
grey finish, RADIO, heater, powerEnde
| Innlu SS01
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

Nearby Virginia cIose TO J 4th ST
Bridge. Can sell small parcels or up
TO 5 acres. Sewer, water and paved
streets already in. Low price permits
placing your plant or warehouse
close to District.
WEINBERG a. BUSH. INC.
1907 H St.. NV. Ma. e-o5OU
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

1884 CONNECTICUT AVE- or 2
connecting rms: oright. cheerful;
Ice. closet. Day. AID. 2-l5l6. ewes,
WO. 6-7096.
MEDICAL CENTER--l5th and Eye
SITS. NV, Reasonable rents. ! OF z
rms. air cond RIDDELL REALTY
co. DI. 7-lD0O.
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BUICK 55 Riviera hardtop: dyna-
dOW. r. and b.: real nice: s. .2A5
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

USED TRUCKS. A-I-Hi-vaIue USED
trucks. all models. makes and sizes
see our selection before you buy
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
90l Bladensburs I'd. ne. Il. z
1900
F0RD SO pickup: red: driven a few
hundred miles BY our service mgr.
new title and warranty, Call for {
real deal. LOGAN MOTORS, 354(
18th g. NV. tn. 2-410o.
FORD 1854 pickup; q clean truck a
2 reasonable price. SS95. HALEY'S
INC. 1913 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 4-3oO5
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seats

RACING HYDROPLANE, 1856 class,
motor juAt oyefhauled, complete,
ready 70 race, with trailer Jacket
helmet and spare parts: must sac
rince. 5000 Ga. I've. silver Sprlng.
RICHARDSON 1888 37-ft. cruiser.
like new, used less than so hours
Call so. S-S4iO.
1885 OWENS 90 IL. inboard rum
about; SO h.p. fully equipped in
Guiding Nsvy top and head. lehs
than 20 hrs. 5000, or best oifer.
Columbia Island Marina. Call NO
7-3l21 for full details.
BOAT MOTOR. inboard wisconsin,
como np a sa ssmor saa Wheel siss A Of
best offer. Call UN. 4-s5i7. 2 %
500 pm.
4I-FT. LENGTH, lI2-ft. beam. Gray
marine motor. cleo. bilge pump,
ship-to-shore phone. sleeps 4 peri
end; bargain Call DI. 1-f2ll
between $3.50 end any day.
BEST BUY IN TOWN-I4-ft. speed
liner. IS hp. Evlnrude motor. with
extras. Can be seen at Alex. Marine
Service; Duke and Strand sts.'
33-FT. OWENS CRUISER. irwin
motors. new. Extremely clean
Corinthian Yacht Club; see club
steward,
BOAT, Elgin, l2-ft, 10 h.p. with
trailer, 1895. Can LII. 2-49is,
after . pm.
1s-FT. RUNABOUT with VS. con-
| version kit. Needs motor and paint,
$3.50. UN. 4-2472.
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BUICK $50 Super 4-door Riviera;
J. and h., Wv. tires, power steer
ing and brakes; low mileage, new
eond.: consider old car in trade:
$1,000 for quick sale. EN-. 2-17l9,
BUICK 81 station wagon; r. and h.,
Dynaflow, Wv. tires; perfect family
car: Sh0h.
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I CHEVROLET $50 station wagon: r
and b.. dark green and ivory; save
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CADILLAC 1864. Coupe de Vile; by
owner: distinctive @-tone green;
fully equipped incl; power steering,
power brakes, Away seats; cleo.
very clean: no dealers please. 3d.
4N1 III 4-g601
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Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
1896 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
ia. 2-900I. Open Til $3.50
CHEVROLET '56 2 and 4 drs.; all
equipped: 3 to choose from; 1895
down,
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AUTOMOBILE EoR sALl

MERCURY 1855 Montclair hardtop
coupe; company demonstration;
Mercomattc. r. and h.. view. tires,
tinted glass. padded dash. power
steering and brakes; black and
yellow with all-vinyl interior. List
price, Sails. Sale price, s9,7DB,
LEE D. BUTLER, INC. Lincoln
Mercury. 1871 2iAt Sc. NV. DI.
7-0llO.
MERCURY $50 hardtoD coupe: white
and black fio-tone paint; Merco-
matte, heater, air cleaner, direc-
tional signals; new car. Tremen-
dous SAVINGS: S9,39i, LEE ID, BUT
LER, INC. Lincoln Mercury, 1921
list 81. NV, DI. 7-0lI0.
MERCURY '53 Monterey convertible:
overdriye, Z; and h., Wv. tires
complete with Lincoln engine; power
and beauty combined. 81 ,395. LEE
ID. BUTLER, INC, 1921 2ist ST.
NV. DI. 7-O110.
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DAVTDsONvILLE AREA

- acres with two tobacco barns,
4t4-aere tobacco allotment. Ieeal
h0rne site on macaSen read One
arrs With modern nTe-Toon hone,
ltving ROM vita Greplaes- TIVE bed
rooms. cininE room, modern Ettcsag q.
IN. cellar, 'front.' pcFca, lice orchard,
sardsa space Pixies and terms "a
E4ii- . INSPECT thee ard ether
rrcp4rsies csi LOCfS r. HALL
DaYicsenytiie. Nd Unitsrsity 7-4i6i
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Silver Spring Motor Co.
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'b6: fully equipped; hard
and soft tops; LOCO mi. warranty:
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LOTS, Capitol Hts, all utils.. best
oner Or trade for late model car
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CHEVROLET '54 cdr: r. and h.
powerglide: 81. 095.
Silver Spring Motor Co.

CHEVROLET '54 2-dr.: :. ana n,
powerglide: 1895.
Silver Spring Motor Co.,
Inc. of D. c.
1901 Ga. Ave. NV. ia, 9-3103
CHEVROLET 80 VS. 2-dr.; radio,
heater, $500 miles; new-car guar
antee; no trade; $3.50. SP. 3-S2O2.
CHEVROLET '53 Belair 2-door; RAJ
do. heater, private owner; sou, or
| best offer so. 5-6O2S.
CHEVROLET $50 station wagon: r.
and b.. dark green and ivory; save
many SIS: $500 down.,
Silver Spring Motor Co.,
Inc. of D. c.
1901 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-3103I
CHEVROLET SO "2l0a; equipped;
Silver Spg. MFR. Co., Inc.
/ 1902 E.-W. Hwy. cat Ca. Ave.
CHEVROLET 1854 de luxe sedan; 81
4 top-ouality one-owner car; sparkling
black finish, maroon custom seat
covers: heater, turn signals; $1,O9o;
written guar.
30l0 r. l. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
CHEVROLET 1851 de luxe 4-dr.:
grey finish. radio. heater, powerglide:
see and drive this beauty TO-DAY Tor
only s595.
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va;
ia. 2-900I. Open Til $3.50
CHEVROLET '56 2 and 4 drs.; all
equipped; 3 to choose from; S29S
Silver Spring Motor Co.,
4 Inc. of D. c.
1901 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-3IO3
CHEVROLET 81; to choose from;
S495 up.
Silver Spg. MIR. Co., Inc.
1909 E.-W. Hwy. (at Ca. Ave.J
Silver Spring. Md. JU 1880
CHEVROLET 1855, convertible VS.:
Powerglide r. and h.: low mileage.
Viii take trade; and can finance.
Call MR., SPROUL. no. 2-T50O or
KI. 9-53O4
CHEVROLET 1850 4-dr. de luxe
sedan; heater; clean; good cond.;
$3.50. Call ~. 9-S460.
CHEVROLET "a station wagon; r
and h.: all:leather interior; extra
clean; Sl.l95.
Silver Spring Motor Co.,
Inc. of D. c.
1901 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-31O3
CHEVROLET 1855 '.21O" 4-dr. VS.:
blue finish. radio, heater. see and
/ drive this beauty today; only S1.49b.
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
ia. s-p003 Open TN $3.50
CHEVROLET '55 2-dr. sedani bright
blue finish: S995.
Silver Spg. MIR. Co., Inc.
1902 E.-W. Hwy. tat Ca. Ave.
Silver Spring. Nd. JU. $4,000
CHEV. '55 Bel Air cow; very clean;
owner overseas, left at garage TO
be sold. -. 10th st. NV. S1.650.
CHEW. 80 Bel-Air 2-dr. sedan:
I beautiful dark blue finish. interior
| absolutely Spotless. you'n agree this
lox-miIeage beauty Is an outstanu-
ing value at $685., trade and terms.
Ask for Mr.. Smith.
Stohlrnan Chevrolet
! 1870 M st. NV.
AID. s-4e14 AD. 2-ie46
CHEv. "a sta. vag. 4-dr.; r. and h..
auto. trans, epotiess throuGnout.
Sl,495. MCNEIL PONTIAC. 1870
Wis. ave. OF. 5000. In the
icHEV. IS, cHEv. s. cHEv's-2 drs
and 4 crs. to choose froDs :. ard b.
/ p0wergiiof. etc Your choice ct S495.
ROSENTHAL Chevrolet
Glrhe I'd ard Ccirmh3a Pike
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OWNER selling ideal bldg. lot. i05S
l4J. incl. finished plan: exclusive
NV, area; $1,000. Terms. Ewes
AMI sun. ~. 9-93g0; DAYS, ~,
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AUToMoBILIs FoR SALE

MERCURY 'Bl sedan: T, and h.. back
up lights, turn slEnals; hGht grey,
~ ,00b. LEE y. BUTLER. INC, 1121
e1et 81. NV. DL 7-0il0.
MERCURY $50 convertible; equipped,
Low mileage; new car title and war
BoB SWEENEY HIHs III 10. S s-eO ss' s S
nv. 4-02tb.
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AUToMoDILES FoR SALE

FORD "a Fordor sedan Custom
line: 2-tone green, 2 new tires,
new battery, body Is excellent, clean;
only $4,000 miles: pvt. owner;
S1,1B0. Po.. 2-4627 or Elk. $4,000.
FORD 1850 VS. Tudor sedan; d. G.
100 inspt.; new Sc. splendid cond.:
S345. OWNER, 10. 1904. 2Os
FORD '55 VS. Ranch Wagon; nm
ished in beautiful ocean blue: clean
interior shows best OF treatment By
owner; equip. with overdr., :. and
r.; Sizes. trade and terms ASK
Stohlman Chevrolet
1870 M st. NV.
AID. e-4614 AD. 2-1646
FORD 1853 Custom IS" Fordor; r.
and h.; turn SIGNALS; custom seat
covers; perfect Light green finish;
AL cond;; 500; written guar.
1910 r. I. AVE. NE. DE. 2-0302
FORD '55 station ysgoni Ford
omatic, T; and h.; Sl'sgS.
Silver Spg. MIR. Co., Inc.
1909 E..W. Hwy. lat O.. Ave-
Silver Spring. Nd. Ju. $4,000
HENRY J. $50 6-cvl.; cd, r. and h..
$3.50. Needs engine tune-up. WA. e
S3OS after z pm.
HILLMAN '54 cow; +. and h., low
mileages 4 owner, $685., terms.
co. 5-O053.
HnLMAE '53 convj heater; light
LOVING CHEVROLET
5000 IA. AVE. s. S. Ju. e-73s5
HUDSON 81 Hornet, 4-door; r. and
h., hydramatie. undercoat, clean,
good mech. cond., $3.50 or best
ofief: must sell imn1ed.. IA. 6-5051.
JAGUAR 80 4-dr.; +. and h; real
Silver Spg. MFR. Co., Inc.
1909 E.-w, Hwy. lat Ga. Ave: },
Sill. Sprg., Md. JU. $4,000
JEEP 40 station wagon, good cond.,
$500. IKE. S-5S26.
LINCOLN $50 Premier coupe; COM
pany oficial car, driven very few
miles by president OF firm: auto
trans, r. and h., power steering
power brakes, road lamps. tinted
! glass, multiluber and air condition
ing; red and white. New-car war.
/ ranty and title. Save over 81 ,100
/ Sale price, "a. 462. LEE ID. BUTLER
INC, Lincoln Mercury, 1871 21si
st. NV. DI. 7-Ol1O.
LINCOLN '52 Capri 4-dr.; hydra, T
md h., Wv. tires, ORIGINAL YET
black finish. S995. LEE d. BUTLER
INC, 1921 21st st. NV, DI. 7-0110
MERCURY "a 4-dr. Monterey; r
and h. and overdrive. 81, 1896.
Silver Spring Motor Co.,
Inc. of D. c.
1901 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-.310s
MERCURY '56 2-dr.: 7. and h., Mer'
comatic. Best buy In town. 1895 DIN
Silver Spg. MFR. Co., Inc.
! 1902 E.-W. Hwy. Cat Ga. Ave:
Sil. Sprg., Nd. JU: $4,000
MERCURY '49 4-dr. sedan; goo'
cond., 1925. IKE. S-BS26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-18
AUToMoBILEs EoR SALE

FORD 53 Custom Tudor sedan;
beautiful onyx black finish set OF
with cleaning chrome; interior Inn
mac; mech. Al; practically new
tires. r. and h.; SS45, trade and
terms; Ask for Mr.. Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-18
FARMS
NOTWITHSTANDING

INVESTMENT farms in and around
rJaIthersbuFg from 10 acres up
MONTGOMERY County farms Of
every kind and size.
FREDERICK County farms from
SlH.u0n az
FARMS are our specially and We
carry 3 large snd complete tsfinS
trss IS worthy OF your inspection.
We welcome your visit a. any time.
ROMER & CO., INC.
REALTORS oAITHERsBURG s99
5-BEDRooM RANCH HOUSE
ON 40 ACRES WITH VIEW
yrs. old and dgsisned for COM
Portable country living. d miles from
Talrfax Priced Ss7 99D with SIC
Coo down Shown exclusively By
MASON HIRST
Annandaie. Va Phone CT. $4,000