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u. S. Group in Chile

SANTIAGO, Chile, Sept. II (A')
-Forty-four members Of the In
ter-American Defense Board ar
rived yesterday in Santiago. The
board. headed by Gen. Lemuel
c. Shepherd, commandant OF
the United States Marine Corps
will help celebrate Chile's inde-
|pendence day Tuesday.
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diseases; his arteries are too re-
Taxed.
His way Of life will prolong
your life whether you are well
or sick. To review: ID Be your
self. 81 Never allow yourself to
be hemmed in by the clock. 90
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and waiting hours for a late
plane before they were off-he
and I did not reach his home
until about 4 o'clock one NOR
ming.
What time do you start in
the office today?" I said. Il hope
it's late. Otherwise you won't
have more than 8 or 4 hours
Sleep"
I'm booked UP from 8 right
Through to 6 o'clock" was his
reply.
Doesn't it tire you out even
thinking Of the day you're go
ing to have?"
Never Feel Rushed
"Why should it? like my
work and I'm perfectly relaxed
while doing it. Besides, never
let myself feel rushed. If peo-
pie can't wait without getting
can't help it. I go
along doing my work to the best
of my ability. I've only got two
hands, you know"
His office is attached to his
home. Once / went in1o his lab
oratory. could hear him singing
while working on a patient. Next
/ heard him telling a joke and
the patient burst into laughter,
Then his secretary called him to
the phone. And oblivious Of pa
tients in his waiting room and his
operating room who could hear
plainly, he began to berate a
plumber who had overcharged
him and had done a poor job.
A few hours later he strolled
into his living room where ! sat
reading and slid over on the
piano stool and played and sang
for himself. Just had a cancella-
ton" he said. After a while, he
got up, whistling. and said
I"Guess I'll get back to the stone
quarry again."
That night before dinner ]
saw him sprawled on a contour
type chair taking what he called
a "quickie nap" At dinner he
was the life of the party. care
you tired?" I asked. He wasn't
You might say a person has
to be born that way. But my
friend will tell you he isn't a
natural relaxer. He has known
how for years only because he
lpracticed until he learned how
I I don't think my friend will
ever be troubled by high blood
pressure or any of the circulation
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Tomorrow: Should girl tell parents her
fionee is on ex-eonviet9
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The Fomily Council consists Of a Judge.
q psyehiotrist. three elersymen. a
newspaper editor, q wOmen's editor
and two writer's. Eoeh article Is q
summary Of on 0etuol ease history.
The council reports on problems that
have been deoIt with BY responsible
oseneies and counseIoEs.
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lplish this. My husband is a hard
working man. but he has not
been too lucky and cannot afford
to provide everything we would
like to have. I certainly do not
hold this against him, as I know
he tries very hard. and I have
faith that he will before long
achieve all the success he merits.
I do complain. though, about
his attitude. He insists I must
not think Of ever going to work.
He refers to his difficulties as
temporary setbacks. is sure he
will be a man of wealth some
day, and is indignant because I
think of working. I do not want
to be just a kitchen hand all my
life.
WILL feel badly that I was
not able to give Janice maid to
help her up till now, but I feel I
can do it from here on out.
1 am in the kind of business
that needs a lot Of concentration
and time. I must concentrate
completely in order to get on
top. If my wife goes to work, I
will have to assume more re-
sponsibility at home. and that
will be distracting. If I am to
give all my time to building eco
nomic status and security for the
people, she must give all her
time to taking care Of the fam
lily.
THE COUNCILS VIEWS
Janice's timing may be poor.
Will feels guilty because he has
been unable to hire a maid, and
Janice'S proposal to go to work
may seem like implied criticism.
viii feels he can now afford a
maid. and he should hire one.
A few years later the question
may not look the same to Will.
HE has point in arguing that
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with the money!" asked the
1urist.
give 1t to the Lord, Of
course" replied the other.
How old are your" asked
Holmes.
Sixty"
"1n that case" said Holmes,
Il had better give 1t 70 Him my
self. I'm almost 90. I'll probably
see Him before you do"
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Keep practicing until you learn
how to take a nap at the drop
of an eye-lid.
released by The Bell Syndicate, Incl
Tomorrow: Doctor should respect q
potient's onxieties.
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THE DETAILS

THE DETAILS
Janice-I gave birth to three
children during the first five
years of my marriage. and I nat
urally had my hands full with
housework and baby care. Dur
ing those difficult years, I real
lied that / had no alternative
but to stay home and keep things
going. Now that this difficult
period is over. I want to look
forward to the time when can
hire help and live a more varied
life myself.
I expect to have to earn some
money myself in order to accom-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-08
G'burg Wins 81
In Regional Loop

Gaithersburg beat Boonsboro
81 Saturday night in Blue Ridge
Travelling League action at the
Dalamar Bowling Lanes in Gath
erSburg.
Under the 7-team circuits scor-
ing system a team gets one point
for each game won and a point
for high total pinfall. Gathers
burg took two games and edged
the visitors in pinfall 1785-1783.
The Gaithersburg team is spon-
sored by Dalamar and Melody
Inn. Other teams in the league
are from Hagerstown and Fred
erick. Gaithersburg next plays
at home Nov. "a.
Saturdays scoring for Cath
ersburg: Hugh Davis, 1856; Wayne
Souder, 365; Leroy Burdette, 358;
Les Myers, 353, and Harry Bur
dette, 1923.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-08

B-CC rolled up victory number
seven of the season 1910 over
Wakefield; Sherwood's unblem-
ished record was spoiled by 90
tie with Laurel. Wheaton edged
Oxon Hill go, and Walter John
son topped the Northwestern jun
ior varsity 27-0. The Blair-High
Point game was cancelled be-
cause of mud.
In addition to the Blair-B-CC
fracas this weekend, Richard
Montgomery faces LaPlata at the
Ag Center tomorrow night while
the RM1S jv is host to North
wood tomorrow afternoon.
Saturday Gaithersburg plays
Howard County in Ellicott City
and Sherw journeys to
Wheaton.
This is the next to the last big
weekend of football for the sea-
son.
Gaithersburg Leads
Gaithersburg led the Rockets
60 at half time last week thanks
to a 28-yard gallop by Allen Steele
in the second frame.
In the second half, though, the
Trojans had trouble holding onto
the slippery ball and RMEIS took
advantage of the breaks.
First Ben Zollman bounced on
a Gaithersburg tumble in the end
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-08
Amos Leads Williams
To Ist in Gals Loop

Williams Barber Shop has
taken the lead in Class A of the
Ladies Commercial League at
the Rockville Bowling Center by
sweeping its three games for the
second week in row.
Rockville Glass and the Rock
vile Shopper, formerly the hot
teams in the circuit, lost two
apiece and slipped to second and
third respectively.
Pat Amos roller 318 to lead the
barber shop team in its white
wash of United Carburetor. Jane
Schneider's 316 was tops for the
losers.
Alice Clogg's 1876 set paced the
Children's Center to its pair of
wins from Rockville Glass. Vir-
gle Mullican rolled 319 for the
glass team.
Shirley Murray's 327 was the
big set of the night for Geeraert's
TWinbrook as they took two from
the Shopper, led by Bobby Whites
329.
The divisions high of the night,
355 by Shirley Duvall, helped
r. L. McElfish win two from Tol-
mur's Restaurant. Peggy Gre.
gers 319 was high set for the
losers.
Meanwhile in the leagues Class
B Baker Motors held onto its two
game lead by winning pair from
Rockmont Motors. Milly Wrat
ten with BOG led the winners. Kay
Rush rolled 293 for Rockmont.
In other Class B games Medley
jewelers. was knocked out of sec
ond place when they failed to wiz
a game from Chuck's Mobile
Jean Higgins scored the big Sc
for Chuck's, a 315.
Miller.Fields, led by Kay Arm
strong's 308, blanked AIS Texaco
Margie Lawson's 288 was top Sc
for the losers.
Maybelle Ankney's 324 pace
Modern Furniture to three win
over Hungerford Inn. Alice Dis
ney's 302 was tops for the Inn.
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Stan 8 Diner
BOULers Led
BySOuder, IA

"And a little child shall lead
them" is a Biblical quotation that
certainly applies to STAINS Tas-
tee Diner in the Major League at
the Rockville Bowling Center.
STAINS, leading the circuit by
three games, has been paced all
season by 14-year-old Wayne
Souder. The lads been compel
ing against the areas top bowl
ers and more than holding his
own.
For instance this week Wayne
posted a 3S5 set, high for the
night, to lead his team to pair
of wins over Princemont Con
struction. Phil Lewis 81 was
high set for the losers.
Collins Brothers dropped from
second to fourth in the fast league
when they failed to win a game
from Reed Brothers. Harry Bur.
dette's 1913, second-best set of the
night, paced the winners. Cleve
Loeffler led the losers with 1886
Charlie Wade's 344 set was tops
for Watkins "5" as they took
a pair from ]. L. King Floor Com
pany. Leroy Burdette's 1874 was
Continued on Page p
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-08
Announce 81 Seasons,
Alter Game, Fish Laws

Maryland Inland Fish Commission adopted
four changes the State hunting and fishing laws and approved
fishing dates The actions which take effect
JAM 1857 have been approved by the State Attorney General
Fishing Seasons
Species Open Season. Minimum SiZe Daily
session.
Gargemouh), (smalmouh), Nov. 80 TO-, 10
lin aggregated.
(An speces) April Is Sept 49, T. lin aggregated
Pckere, l Nov 80, IA, 10.
Waleyes, April to Nov. IS AZ, 10.
ShadWhite & Hickory, March to Sept 15 None, None
Herring March to Sept. 15 None, None
Catfish No closed season. None except in Alegany Wash
ngton Frederick Howard Montgomery Carroll where minimum
size is 8 inches, None
Falfsh No closed None except in Alegany Wash
ngton Frederick Howard Montgomery Carroll where minimum
is 8 inches None.
Striped ock), No closed IA, None NO Maxi
weight.
White Yellow No closed z except in Gar
rett County where size shall prevail None.
Suckers, No closed None, 20
Carp Graphic Ee Gudgeon Sunfish Rock Bass Commonly
eeye google eye) No closed None None
Law Changes
Regulation Els approved by Attorney General of Mary
rescnded and substituted in lieu thereof is
the following:
with Chapter AGO. Acts of 1855 whereby the
gggng under the supervision regulation and control OF
Fish Commission in the Potomac River Como
cocheague Anetam Creek Route No 40
Hagersown the Potomac River. All being
within Washington County with legislative author
y granted Section 210 of the said Act the following Rules
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and Regulations affecting the taking carp gig within
specified shall
a) shall be unewfu for nonesden of the State Mary
land to gig at any time.
OBJ The open July March 81 CLOSED
during the months of April, May and June
c) Every in giggng party anglers IL
in accordance with Section 215 of Article 66C
This Regulation does permit the taking of by
gig in the tributaries of any wherein specified
Regulation FL approved the Attorney Maryland
November 49, 1851 pertaining the Cherry
Garrett County ely Seam) is rescinded This Cherry
Creek from Fly Stream only trout stream with
any type of lure and retaining all other restrictions.
Regulation F4 pertaining to boats Deep Creek Lake APP
proved by the Attorney General Maryland February 1850 is
amended to include the following:
A licensed boats Deep Creek Lake shall display license
plates issued with the purchase of license conspuouy all
times on the port and starboard bow"
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zone to knot the score. Then Char
ley Gunard scooped up another
Trojan bobble and raced 35 yards
to pay dirt with the winning tally.
Despite the wet weather good
crowd witnessed the game under
the lights at the Ag Center in
Gaithersburg.
The Rockets will be hoping to
up their 2-3-2 record to the 500
mark against LaPlata, a squad
that's lost 28-7 to Wheaton and
tied Gaithersburg 1913.
B-CC VS.. Blair
If it wasn't for the fact that
the rivals always have a few sur
prises for each other, the Blair
B-CC game wouldn't stack up as
much of a match.
The Barons are THE big team
of the county and one of the top
elevens in the area. The Blazers
have managed to whip only Suit
land and Wheaton, the latter in
an upset.
Harold Sowders was again the
big gun of the B-CC offense last
week. He sprinted 81 yards for a
third.quarter touchdown, and
passed to Jim Arata and Al Nc.
-
Continued on Page p
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-08
Sherwood Tied; Barons
Wins 9TH; Rockets Face
LaPlata at Az Center

With one big county high school football rivalry already
mudpattered history for this the stage is set for
other annual ntracounty grid tusse-Saturdays Bar-Be
thesdaChvey Chase match in Silver Spring.
In last weeks big game Richard Montgomery from
behind in the second half to capitalize two Gathersburg
fumbles for 1876 win in the annual contest.
In other games last weeks mrey grids, unbeaten
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-08
PLEDGED AT STEVENS

Miss Waldo Norman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moor.
man of COOL Melvern Drive, Be
thesda, has been pledged to Beta
Sigma Beta social sorority al
Stephens College, Columbia, Mo.
where she is a Junior.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-08

There are 5,400 windows of heat
absorbing plate glass in the spec
tacular United Nations building
in New York.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-08
Glass A Standings

Team w l.
Williams Barber Shop II q
Rockville Glass Is g
Rockville Shopper IA 10
United Carburetor II II
Geeraert's Twinbrook II II
R. l.. McElfish 10 u
Tolmur'S Restaurant 8 16
Children's Center 8 16
Class b Standings
Baker Motors II Z
Chuck'S Mobile Is 9
Medley Jewerels 13 II
AIS TeXaco IL II
Modern Furniture IL ID
Rockmont Motors IL ID
Miller-Fields 9 Is
Hungerford Inn 8 16
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-08

The Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
four changes in the State hunting and fishing laws
next years fishing season dates. The actions, which
jan l. 1857 have been approved by the State Attorney
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TAKE U. 8. / TO
RAINING r. SONS

SAAANAN1AN~A ~ WAN
$500 BALTIC. Ave. WA. 1-4440
PLYMOUTH 1881 4-dr. excel. cond.
Good tires. heater; $500. Call WE.
Z h-IIUS
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Store 20 II b. 60 II newly
modernized Merculite Ylass door.
back door Tor loading. plenty of
parking; ideal for family shoe store
women's and or children's wea. e
mems wear and a iewelry shop
adtoins this store in the same BLDG
block with Drug Far: available Jan
!. 1857. Apply BUCKINGHAM COM
lMUN1TY. 313 North Glebe I'd, Ar
llngton. Va IA 2-5000 lawrence
III. kettell ManpRer
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ROYAL MOTORS, INC.

cARY IL i Z ? n II / DEALER
100 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. 9-2B00
80 4-dr. sedan; aver
agn condition; Sl05. Call JU, b
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DOCTORS SUITE

Very desirable space available for
urious apt bldg. Completely air.
conditioned; especially suited for
podiatrist, phychistrist or other
EDecfalisfa
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
(continuedl
OFFICE FOR RENT

Very desirable doctors Office: ap-
prox. 1000 50. IT,. with adjoining
living quarters now available: ar
rangement as resident physician
in this de IKE air-conditioned
NV. apt rifg would be neces-
sarv For further details plet Sc
contact res. mgr. EN-. 2-420O.
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239 H ST. NE.

Store suitable for almost any re.
tan business; 2sx16 with one room
kitchen and bath apartment in rear
eIJlaI1GERALD. 1871 G st. NV, Ma
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REAL ESTATE WANTEp
AVIATION

CONT -A65 ENGINE. lust majored
S225, exchange Aeronca chimp.
engine mount. S25. Cessna l40
mount, $50 Elk. 3-00B3. 49,
Fly CESSNA i7O or Ercoups for
y per hour FLYING CLUB
SHARE. Call OV. 3-355G.
SALE-Continental A-65. complete,
S3g.5U; Ranger 1856 horsepower.
~ mise engine parts. BILL
ERNST, Hangar "A. HYDE Field,
Clinton. Nd.
WANTED fully aerobatic aircraft,
liz, 10, %. SNJ. etc. Spot cash
BOB WILHELM. RA. OgO75.
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ROCKVILLE AREA

OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED
OFFICE SPACE WANTED. air con-
diuoncd, In Arlington. Va. within
10 blcckg of court house Boz
at. Star.
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- lODo 6dSl- west hwy.
Silver Spring JU. $4,000
CHEVROLET "a cdr. sedan; 2-tone
finish: very clean only S095; trade
and terms: : other Chevrolets to
choose from PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS. Authorized WHY'S Dealer.
JU. $500.
CHEW. SO Bel Air 4-dr.; r. and h.,
powerglide: 2-tone light blue and
white. $3.50. FL. 4-74l9.
CHEV. "a "2lO" cdr: new-car
cond: owner: low mi SS95. See
JACK at Texaco Station. Que and
Wis. NV, or call AID. 4-S90l.
CHEW. "a Bel AR convertible: r.
and h., WV, powerglide; real
bargain, $1.075 or best offer. JU,
S-527S.
CHEW. 1854 "2l0" Cdr: r. and h.,
2-tone blue and ivory; orig. owner
S905. OIL. 2-g259
CHFV. 1856 VS.; r, H., 2-tone blue
and whit; SI00 take over pymts,
owner going overseas, ia 6.2S4O.
CHRYSLER SO New Yorker 4-dr
sedan: like new and completely
equipped. with power steering. power
brakes, power seats, large radio with
rear-seat speaker, heater, back
up lights, white-wall tires: royal
blue finish with matching interior
Nov only S2,9l5, Can finance with
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PROPERTIES SERVED BY NEW
240 EXPRESS HIGHWAY

45-ACRE STOCK FARM, . frame
dwellings. near Hyattstown. Will sell
in 10-acre parts. / dwelling and
10 acres. S6,5OO.
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. !

BUICK 1852 Super convertible:
blaci, white-wall tires, dyneiiow,
leather interior 6595: S65 down
BELL noaaoHS, 500 Wis. ave.
BUICK 1854 Super hardtop con-
yertible; dynafiow, 2-tone. 7. and
h.; | owner. A real buy, 81 sos;
S295 down. BELL MOTORS, SOLO
Wis. ave. NV, WO. $4,000.
BUICK 81 Special 4-door; dyna-
Gov and heater: 6ood cond.; orig
owner and paint $l,l90. priced for
quick sale, good tires. AID. 2-4504.
BUICK "a cdr. Super Riviera cpe. (;
low mileage, fully equipped. in
Guiding white-wall tires, power
steering and power brakes; very
2-1217 or ia. 2-470O,
BUICK 1850 Special 2-dr.; r. and
Dave MRS MRS. eGl i'R ( i NV. pi NE
S-31l6, open Sunday.
BUICK 40 Super convertlblc; excep-
tionally clean; recently reprinted;
equipped dynaflow, special extras;
driven $4,000 actual mi, new
Wv, tires; best offer fer this
sun. between 3 and 10 pm
BUICK 1850 Roadmaster; fully
equip. only 80. 900 miles; S575 or
best offer. 10. s-4S69.
BUICK AS Super cow; l owner; 4
7-32l6.
BUICK 1851 4-dr. Super: r. and
$3.50. Call JE. 2-5700.
BUICK '55 Riviera Special 2-dr.
+. and h., p.b, black and white
low mi; S1.S95. ia. 1896.
BUICK '55 Century 2-dr. hardtop
r. and h., power steering and power
brakes; S2,1y5. AP. 7-fgS9
BUICK 1855 Special Riviera. 7. and
h. cynafiow. turn signals, style
Must Sacrifice. Si.g05. WA. 7-6707,
BUICK 81 de luxe 2-dr. sedan; 30
extras. $3.50. JE. 4-279l,
CADILLAC So Coupe de Vile mile.
age, 1900. fully equipped, air
conditioned; diplomat owner. Price
$1,000. Call AID. $4,000, 10 am
CADILLAC SO convertible coupe
rich charcoal finish with black top
and Wv. tires; red leather in
terror and full power equipment,
This is a one-owner Ger and inn
maculate throughout. Excellent buy
at S4,S95. COMMUNITY AUTO
SERVICE, 1890 Hampden lane, Be-
thesda. OIL. 2-530O.
CADILLAC, late 1854: light blue.
electric windows. autronic eve. air
Conditioned; excellent condition
S3,l00. Weekdays, S. & H. GA
RAGE, 1925 Eye st. NV. Phone MA.
s-6S70: ewes. DE. 2-0OSS.
/ CADILLAC 1856 "62" ar. sedan
less than 100 miles; beautiful blue
with ivory top. power STEERING, power
sell this week end for ST. 1916. Car
| lists around 5000, Must see and
drive to be convinced the car is same
I as new. Call Mr.. MCCULLOUGH, PA
5-ls22 or car can be seen 4 miles
north of Laurel on Rte. l, Wash
Baltimore blvd. at
/ Coles Mobile Homes
CADILLAC 80 4-dr. "d2': black
good condition.: good tires: mus
sell: S495. RIA. 6-703S.
CADILLAC SIS Fleetwood; orig. fin.
ish; one owner. $4,000 miles: 4.
other extras: Ss95 down; io Gf1.
! warranty. PINEY BRANCH MO.
i TORS, authorized WHY'S Dealer
~. o-S521.
CADILLAC 1852 Model "62" sedan
\ power steering, windows and seats
Wv, T. r.: perfect cond. through.
out: 81 ,495. ia. S-6063.
CADILLAC 1886 convertible beige
/ natural tan leather. black top:
! power steering. brakes, all extras.
1 immaculate; low mileage, garaged
1 S4.700 or best offer. Have bought
81. HO. 2-5555
CADILLAC SO De Vile type coupe
| S1.995.
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PLYMOUTH l947 2-dr.; radio.
heater, sreen; si45. oil. 7-9s3i.
PLYMOUTH AZ 4.dr,; r. and h.
OWNER. Well kept. $3.50. White
hall 0-2937, from pm Sat. on.
PONTIAC 1850 2-dr.; hydra, = and
h.; immac.. S34g FLOOD pom
TIAC. 422l Connecticut, Wo d
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: ia. I9I-i27ilI
LOVING CHEVROLET

CHEVROLET IS Bel Air VS. station
wagon; 4-door. 6-passenger; power
glide; r. and h.; 1year warranty
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- 1888 East-West Hwy.
Silver Snring Ill n-Rnnl
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PLYMOUTH '55 Savoy "s'i =. and
h., automatic trans; new-car cond.;
low mileage; diplomat ia, 7-.042.
PLYMOUTH Is: excel. body: r. and
H.. Sl2b. Call CIR 3-3949.
PLYMOUTH SO; $685. full price;
blue. heater. turn sighals' cleo
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Caterpillar D-4 Bulldozer with
winch; | year old $4,000
1-Caterpillar D-4 Bulldozer
years old $4,000
l. John Deere crawler front-end
loader; o mos. old $1,000
1-Allis- Chalmers Model D Grader
year old $4,000
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