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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-21
Final Reading Given On
New Amendment To City's
Work Schedule
OLD CARS NEEDED FOR
&c PROGRAM

Got an old car? A real old,
old car that is?
Anyway, if you do have an
Did car in running condition the
London Jaycees would appre-
ciate hearing from you. They
need them and you to take part
in the observation of the Lon
don High School Red Raiders
Fiftieth Anniversary of football
playing.
Just contact the London Jay
Gees, leaving a telephone num-
Der or an address where you
can be reached.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-21
MEET YOUR CORRESPONDENT
Mrs. Donald CIaar Takes Time Out To
Work After Her Usual Work Is Done

Mrs. Donald Claar, our Lafay-
cite Correspondent somehow finds
time each week to get in a news
filled report, but she admits that
she sometimes wonders how she
does it. She thinks she has one of
the busiest schedules of anyone
she knows.
She is a full-time housekeeper,
and a farm wife. She also has a
9 year old son Hickey, who adds
to her tasks. But he helps a lot
around the farm with the chores.
Mrs. GLARS day beings early.
as does any day on the farm, and
it ends late. She and her family
care for farm of 116 acres, most
of which is devoted to grain and
hogs. She also helps to care for
ducks, chickens and the two fam
lily dogs.
She is an active worker in the
Lafayette Methodist Church, the
Deercreek Community Club, school
activities and the Grange. And on
top of this she has spare time, but
it is always scheduled for helping
her husband.
Husband Donald E. Claar is Gus
todian at the Deercreek school and
also drives a school bus. 1t is with
the assistance of Mrs. Claar that
the school is always in such spic-
and-span condition. She generally
has a majority of the lighter work
done by the time he returns from
his afternoon bus run.
And she takes real pride in the
school building. Every nook and
Granny j. busted. every drinking
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-21
London Creamery oCease
Operation September 3Oth
For Good OF Stockholders
Mrs. LeBeau Dies
Suddenly; Funeral
Services SUNDAY

Mrs, Leona LeBeau, II, died
suddenly early Friday morning of
coronary thrombosis at her home
232 South Main Street.
Mrs. LeBeau was born January
20, 1879 in Carroll County, the
daughter of William and Elizabeth
Schory Foltz. She had resided in
London since 1902, and was a
member of the First Presbyterian
Church and the Twentieth Cen
tury Club.
Surviving are three daughters,
and one son, Miss Miriam Le-
Beau a member of the faculty
of the London Central School,
Mrs. Martha Bridgman, London,
Mrs. Evelyn McManus, Elyria and
Robert LeBeau of London; three
grandsons and one great-grand-
son; brother, Dwight F'oltz of
East Canton and a sister, Miss
Emeline Foltz of Lewisville.
Her husband, Charles LeBeau,
a former Madison County Record
er. died October 9, 1906.
Funeral services at 1:30 o'clock
Sunday at the Pre- byteria a n
Church with the Reverend Frank
L. Baldwin. officiating. The body
will be taken to Malvern for a
service in the Salem Reform
Church at two o'clock Monday
with interment in the cemetery
there by Schlechty-Fichner Fune-
raj Service.
Friends may call at the funeral
home afternoon Saturday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-21
JUST WHOSE WAS THE
DOGGIE IN WINDOW (?

Gilbert Mossbarger, owner of
London's Moore's' Store, got
some good advertising last
week from a window display,
but he was the first to get rid
of the attraction.
When he closed the store
Saturday evening he evidently
left a small pup (hound dog
locked inside. When the Sun
day morning sun warmed the
window, the chilly pup curled
gracefully on a hunting coat
displayed in the window, and
attracted quite a crowd.
A neighbor called Mossbar-
ger, and the hound dog" was
soon on the street again. and
probably back to his owner.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-21
Dance Pupils Receive
Top Union Fair Spots

Pupils of Mrs. Harlan Kloes took
their share of awards in the Union
County Fair just concluded at
Marysville.
The Potts Trio, composed OF
Stephanie, Sharon and Angus, Jr.,
won two trophies in the National
Talent Contest. Other winners in
cluded Jonnie Sherman and Cher
vi Peart who each won a trophy
for their dance.
Both square dancer groups won
trophys in their first place perfor-
manceS.
UNDERcoES SURGERY
Orrie Nabergall, 854 Demorest
Road, Columbus, former London
resident, underwent surgery at Mt.
Carmel Hospital Wednesday. He
is in room 811..N
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-21
Jerry StahI Hurt
In Wreck On Elm;
Hit Utility Pole

Jerry Stahl, "a, of i03 Park
Avenue, suffered cuts on the head
and face as well as minor chest
injuries when his automo bi / c
crashed into utility pole early
Friday morning.
Sgt. John Sherman of the Lon
don Police Department said Stahl
repeatedly went to sleep at the
wheel permitting the crash. He
was treated and released.
The 1856 u o m bile which
Stahl was driving was damaged
heavily.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-21
DR.. Sayre Wins Prize
With Huge Sunflower

DR.. c. A. Sayre, London, took
first place in sunflower contest
sponsored by a Columbus newspa-
per. He won with a giant 2012 inch
head which was ahead of second
place by the half inch.
An avid gardener, DR.. Sayre is
a retired United States Govern
ment Veterinarian He was award
ed Zebco spinning reel valued at
S22. so as first place winner.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-21

fountain spotlessly clean and every
door and window checked before
she Leaves the building for the
evening. She has a particular in
terest, because her son is one of
the pupils, and she is determined
that every child will find the
school property just as she wants
her son to find it.
She hardly has time for a hob
by. but sire loves TO see things
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-21
Firm Started In
Business 1913;
Plant Is Closed

OI1G VI lLOIlQOll O1uCoL hollO-
featuring places will cease opera
tions on September 30. The Lon
don Creamery is dissolving after
being in operation since 1913. The
announcement came this week
from Philip E. Bacon, president
and general manager of the firm.
According to Bacon, the butter
plant has been closed for about a
month. and the last ice cream
operation closed at the end of the
working day September 21. The
final delivery to retail customers
will be made on September %.
The only operation the corpora
ton will maintain will be the
Dairy Store on Fourth Street.
Bacon said the firm has made
arrangements with the Borden
Company to service the ice cream
accounts in the several counties
served by the London Creamery.
Only a few local cream suppliers
will be affected by the closing of
the manufacture of Ice Cream.
The firm has had to supplement
local supplies for several years
with raw products from outside
sources.
The corporation, which was said
to be in sound financial condition
at the present time, will eventu
ally liquidate all assets, according
to information from President Ba-
con. He said the dissolution was
for the best interests of the stock
holders of the corporation.
The corporation papers were
drawn up on May u, 1913 by r.
w. Boyd, president of the London
Exchange Bank and prominent
farmer; H. M. Clancy, London
dentist; Frank Kaufman, farmer
and tile manufacturer; Chester f.
Bryan, publisher and Charles J.
Lancaster, London barber.
The first meeting OF the stock
holders was held June 3, 1913 in
the courthouse electing the follow
ing Board of Directors: Frank
Kaufman, George Langen, ]. B.
Van Wagner, T. H. Orcutt and
r. w. Boyd. Later Boyd was
named president, Orcutt vice pres
ident, Van Wagner secretary and
kaufman treasurer and general
manager.
The original charter lister capi-
tai stock at $4,000 which was in
creased to $4,000 in 1928 when
the firm absorbed the South
Charleston Creamery.
Originally the plant was entire
ly butter producing plant, but
expanded into ice cream in 1886.
The nine employees of the plant
have already been given notice of
the dissolution, and several of them
have made arrangements for other
employment.
The only two officers of the
corporation actively working with
the firm are President General
Manager Bacon, who joined the
staff in 1888 and Secretary-Trea-
surer Mazda B. Foster, who has
been active in the business since
1926.
ENDS BOOT TRAINING
Harvey Stainbrook, who gradu-
ated at London High School this
year and in June entered the US.
Navy, has completed his boot
training at cambridge, Maryland,
according to word received by his
mother, Mrs. Jack Wilkinson of
South Charleston
At the graduation exercises Sat-
urday he was one of 20 picked for
the First Drill Team
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-21

grow. And from the appearance Of
the farm everything looks healthy
from the pigs and dogs to the
hogs and ducks. But she wishes
more people would call her with
their news of visits, visitors and
activities.
EDITORS NOTE: This is the
second in series concerning the
everyday lives Of correspondents.
A new one follows in each issue
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-21
8j OUR
"a fK65W,N


zines? Pass a place where
they are putting up building
without stopping to watch?
Do you refrain from talking
about your operation when a
friend speaks of his? Renew
your subscription before it
runs out? Can you eat just
one peanut? Turn off the tele-
vision in the middle of the
late, late, late show?
If you can answer any of
these questions with "yes"
then somebody is a goll-durn-
ed liar!
BoNERs
News item in an Indianapo-
lis paper says: William Gard
ner took his wife deer hunt
ing with a bow and arrow. She
was just a beginner, but she
bagged a buick at go feet"
A California paper stated,
Miss Rogers was winking for
the third time when the life
guard seized her and dragged
her ashore"
A Cincinnati radio announc-
er said the other day, on his
weather forecast, Thursday
will be cloud and coldy!"
suoN THoT
1t appears that many FAM
Gus family trees were started
by grating.
CORRECT
English teacher asked the
rather . thick-skulled student.
Name two pronouns. Old
thick head rose and with a
dubious look on his puss said,
who? Me?"
BOOZE
Frowsy woman stopped off
at a neighborhood bar. She
announced, 'I lost mother to-
day" Several of the regulars
volunteered free drinks which
the blowsy blonde drank with
gusto.
And what did your mother
die Oft" asked one of the bene-
factors.
"Aw, she amt dead" said
the female bar fly, II lost her
at another bar down the
street,"
HUME
Best way we've heard of to
double your money is to fold
it carefully and put it back in
your pocket.
KID STUFF
Father was complaining to
his son about the girl the boy
was going out with, Dad In
sisted that the boy be a little
more particular about his FEM
mime companionship.
Boy stopped the old man
with this rejoinder-"S Sorry,
dad, but she's the best girl /
can get with the car we've
gotl'
PEST
There always seems to be
some pest around when ad-
versity strikes who will ask
the obvious question. If you
fall down a flight of stairs,
some guy will rush up and ask
Are you hurt ?"
We heard a story about
fellow who was busily shovel
ing his car out of the mire
when some twerp strolled up
to him and asked. stuck in
the mud? ?"
Fellow breezily replied.
"Nope. My engine just died
and I'm just digging 1t a
gravel"
FLOCK
Couple of buddies went duck
hunting and each was equip
ped with a thermos. One had
coffee in his and the other had
his filled with Old Typesetter
Zone slug and you're through
for the day..
Bye-um-bye. a lone duck
flew over and the coffee
drinker missed him entirely
but the guzzler raised his gun
and brought the duck down
with beautiful wing shot.
MY that was good shoot
ing!" said the coffee lover.
Nothing to it, said the
boozer. when a whole bunch
come over like that, you're
bound to get one of 'em!"
HOLY MATRiMoNY
Dedicated to all newly mar
ried men is this little gem of
thought-"He came, he saw,
he concurred!"
LAST WORD
Education today merely de-
velopes memory at the ex-
pense of imagination.
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TRUCKS FoR SAILS


FORD SO acton pickup; DARK
green: driven 4 few hundred miles
b. our service mgr. new title
and warranty. CAL fog q real
sea- avg Hoc 4u. A s.3iSd' s''0 l''n
CHEvROLET, 1859 s-ton pickup.
Used e rassenger carr 5000 cash
OF. x-0x1h. .......-.....
INTERNATIONAL 100 panel M-ton.
917D. MAf0EL ELECTRIC CO..
2427 18th st, NV. co. b.e999.
" you ARE MOVING ana want 70
save money this Is what you need.
1850 Chevrolet. cab over engine
STsSsis owner. sos o0a cL soasc .isz9
TWO Gs TRAcTons for sale, fully
equiq., low mileaaef excellent con-
ditlon; terms AVAILABLE, CAL ~.
5-2ZSf or see TRUCKS, 0220 blaif
rcAd DIV.
USED TnUCks. 49, ii.Vnlue used
trucks. al models. makes and slzee.
see our neleetion before you buy
fNTTFNATfONAL HHRVEgTRR 90i
Biadenaburg "a. ne n 7.13QQ.
WILLIS JEgP 1855 pickup truck
f-Wheol drive IN Good condition.
$1,000. WIZ, o-effB
CHEvHOLET 1850 Teton furniture
truck. mult cell for best fe4eonaDle
oner. Call Sun, "a. 0-2lpf o.
weekdayt. d. 1881
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FARMS tcont.l

ATTENTION Cattle AND HORSE
Fsnc.d aSd SiCss en sssi s.s sn 4
every fleld. 4-bedrm, main house,
several mod. BUNGALOWS and plenty
Of outbuildings. Price reas. Terms
to suit purchaser. 7-ini. from War.
renton. Va KE. S.5455.
% ACRRSj mr.. Leesburg; lovely
stream. old mill; S-rm. house with
cleo; $3.50. Reas. cash. NO.
7-7620.
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eARAcrrs !.
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTEp

MT. PLEASANT. l710 Hobart ct.
n: nv: .iIsH s for ssCraSs q ssr;
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CADILLAC s55 Jprivate owner) Sc
ries "62" sed: light blue and ivory;
power steering. brakes, ETC., white
wall tires; like new. VIII. 6-2700.
CADILLAC '55 "62' sedan: 2-tone
gray, full power equipment; like
new; low MILEAGE; one owner, 1906.
Suburban Cadi1lac-0ldg
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UPPER CONN. AVE.

Ground floor. 15x60, plus 49,
SOFT. balcony, suitable for tnsur-
ance, real estate or any typo. busi-
ness once; parking. Immediate oc-
Cupaney; S226 per month. Call Mr..
GOLDENBERGs Sun. and ewes, Oh.
4-306T.
DREYFUSS BROTHERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-16
Vote-Getters
Paste

This in your hat. At S12,10O THU
features that represents more hous,
for the dollar. Gift. liy. rni. with
cherry firepl., 2 bedrms. downstairs
and large bedrm. upstairs. House
completely insulated and storm
windows and doors cut down winter
heat bills. Completely redecoratec
from stem 70 stern. 5 min. to new
$1,000 down 10 i nonyeterans. as.
guYne 4ed CsI ioan.
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KeI1VOn-PeCk CheVrOIet

CHEW. 55 ..210" Townsman station
interior; very low mileage; beauti-
: full dark blue finish, like new; only
S1,69b. Safety tested for your pro-
lection 30-day written warranty.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS), Wis. and
Elllcott st. NV, KE. 7-l306.
CHRYSLER I947 7-pass sedan. good
mechanical condition; SITS. HE.
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD '55 Club sedan s-cyi.: power
packed motor, Fordomatic, r. ana
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WE NEED CARS, station wagons
plckups.. WOLFE MOTORS. 1921
Wisconsin ave. NV. FE. :l-4042
BEST CAR OR WAGON, $500 cash
will buy. No dealer. RE. 5-763D.
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars des.
perately. Any make or model trucks
station wagons HYATT9VILLI
AUTO SALES, 1920 Rhode Isiant
ave, Hyattsyille, Nd WA. 7-l2SO
N. G.. DEALERS pay top dollars fol
cars wagons VILLAGE MOTORS
18th and r !. ave. ne. AID. 4-0444
NEED end CAR-Prefer 104D-5C
Plymouth must be In excellent
condition; will pay cash. JU. q
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BUCKS = STANLEY u. HoRNER
i4fh. Convenient to ali hotels. ofAcl
bldgs.. real estate and nnancta
districts. District 7-30g3.
BUICK 80 4-dr. Special; light gray
Good transp., heater. S14b. HU. B.
SeIS or WA. 7-9240.
QUICK 1851 Super convertible: dy.
Inafiow, +. and h., Wv. tires; Origi
nal yellow finish: 1895.
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FARMS

CHARLES Coat acres. front. on
hard-gurf.rd. Comm. dist. ID. G.;
St2.500; easy termq HE, 4.1eQQs
ewes. RA. 3-o4S0. w. w. LKWfs.
YARN WANTED-20O-30 0-acFe or
Charles Town. west W. areas.
Llvable houss: tree. Must BE- n
liza Hillgooa ave. Pals Church.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.sALE

COTTAGE (10x1s) situated on l.
acre wooded lot at Cape ST. Marys
on the Patuxent: fishing, hunting
beaches. and boat harbnr nearby
$1,496 terms. ia. 7-l660; ewes,
ia. 5-1030.
LOVELY MODERN HOME on an
acre Of ground. Right on the Pc.
tomac with SCOTT. dock and mil
lion dollar view. Price, SO. 1000
only $1,000 down and $50 pei
month. Move in at once. 3 bed.
rms. big liv. rn. with fireplace
and picture window, bath, full,
equipped kit. with refer. anl
stove, diversified DOMESTIC hot.
water heater, huge screened porch
about 40 It. facing the river
House about 57x2b; separate CUES
house With screened porch; wei
house and deep storage tank ane
pump: piano, furn,, and old Civil
War rifles incl. Open Wed eve
til dark. Out Rte. to Iwl
Jlma statue at Quantieo. continui
ahead 3 mi. to Boswe1l's Texaes
gas station on left, turn left [
mi to property. r. L. TAYLOF
lOL, 4-3462) will meet you there
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES
INC. OIL. 4-34(S2
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Austin-Healey '56S

k1doS4AA- 4ACeAACy OOo
Large selection - All are fully
equipped. low mileage: carry 1909
i guarantee; bargain priced. Call To.
ave NV.
lBUICKS - STANLEY H. HORNER.
INC. Midtown Buick Dealer, I'LL
| 14th. Convenient to ell hotels. once
districts. District 7-30e3.
BUICK 80 4-dr. Special; light gray
i Good transp., heater. S14b. HU. B.
S8IS OF WA. 7-9240.
BUICK 1851 Super convertible; dy-
nafioW, 7. and b., Wv. tires; Ortgi-
nal yellow finish: 1895,
BLASS a. CLARK
Corner n; Capitol and Fla: Ave. NE
BUICK 1855 Special Riviera coupe
,ts owner s 2Iton r, nnisn ada 81 ane III
BLAss q CLARK
AD. 4-9SS2 for Credit Approval
BUICK 80 Special: 2-door: I. and
81 oSSgRSs; c s, Of S.,t terms vs. suosuk
BUICK 1856 2-dr. Riviera: radio,
dynatlow: $3.50 cash: ! owner
lBUICKs--'54 Rdmst, Riviera hard
top, dyna., T. and h.. Sl,609.. '55
Special Riviera hardtop 4-door
i $3.50; '55 Special 2-door Riviera
hardtop. blue. white top, dyna., r
4 ana p. power steering ano prakes.
$2,190; $50 Super Riviera 4-do0i
hardtop, maroon, beige, powei
steering, dyna;, 7. and A., SS, 0gg
Fis. ave. ne, At 9Th. III. 6-61Gi4
lC1DmIIc IoEa s.go., .anvs,s,,Is
coupe; j owner. cleaning black an IN.
ish' power steering. hydramatic
s. sa ls9 a. ~, 49, sn t9sa s anSn prsse
$500 Bf.Ass q CLARK
Corner N, Capitol & Fla. Ave. NE
AID. 4-9ss2 for credit approval:
CADILLAC 1879 "e0" spssciie; d sedan q 2,
General Motors power steeTinS. be 81
buy IN town Tor only S2.O96. ccc
~ ..;tri NJ <a,11a, f,idr ~
lN0k(lJO4 N014A40C-AtlOlo W.
I1225 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
lCHDUT.1C To63s 1-foTe. has MOVE,
steering, hydrsmatic. radio, heater,
priced si for &c wesE eP ;,, a s2icsS
100 n ..,r-s cSAs srsops 5000 Sv, M.
rih ansIasss "a SHOrrANSS v Ss snasn
Ale1An nLla. va: ". 9-U92u
| CADILLAC AS "61" 4-dr sedan:
black: T.. h.; excel. cond.; $3.50.
SO; 6-7ssl: -----
CADILLAC .55 private oMnsrl &c.
power steeriIis brakes. et a white,
| vail fires. iike new WI d-97fl1
l@1TSTTT A. ~ ssssoss .ls,..-. 5-1a,S.
iSh1AAAttnN % oS sf1sn ny ~, J
Lay Jul power ees,pmsnsS'o Az Mhke
I S,,h ,Vu ,s C az Hg lids
OMn, 1a snss,s rA <S,,|r $3.50
pv 5rsAD1zh s SnoFrAnS ~ TAN 4 1soo
- -, - = Z = ~ ~
S aa;A. az 1902 a'. eon,ssl.iDle eoE ,lss;
racinc SOr. MIN nlask .op' dn,.y
lSoutppeu. oMst ssssrin Pvyer
only onis$ s.5s5. ccc e aRna . '01'
lCanitOl CadiIlac-OldS Co.
socn oo-A -, = =, 81 eaoo
~ 80 =. :: ~
ana stas ea.h AZ ternS
dasrrJaappffrr n, rrSsrX2po s5no ,1sehni:
ave. Sci 49,
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oWNER. pE. S-4ss4.
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HOUSES ier SALE. Va. Cont. ]
NEED morn LIVING sPAcEa

Ny equity In spacious. 3-bedrm.
renovated famblef-type, older home
well located in North Arlington for
well-kept smaller properly located
and financed. JE, 3-7b40 to inspect.
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Wheeler, Chrysler- Plymouth


CADILLAC ,4s ne2'' 4.door; radio.
heater, hydran1atic drive DARK ereen
ilnlsh; an outstanding value &C
Wheeler, ChrySler Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN, NV. EN-. 2-1O20
CHEVROLET 81 4-dr. dc luxe; Q
tone. dark gray over light gray,
s4s. Hu GsSsSi ss 81 Wa aa nssass4fe
CHEVROLET 81 2-df.; 2-tone; fully
equipped, going overseas, $4,000
ma; $3.50. Wo. 6-Q093.
CHEVROLET 1855 "e' sedan: i5O
series: runs ok. body Is very
rough, sold As Is. FIRST $3.50 takes it
BLASS q CLARK
Corner N. Capitol A. Fla. Ave. NE.
AID. 4-0sS2 for credit approval
CHEVROLET 1855 Bel Air 4-dr. !:
Eelect-o-metic radio. heater. power
pack, 2-tone paint; best offer over
$500. VII. 6-7l63.
CHEVROLET 40; T.. h.; excellent
condition; new tires; best 0fier.
CHEVROLET 1851 Teton panel; ex-
Gel, e9nd workins every day. Sbe5;
OWNEhglnltEkt. M. 1-uOE1s To-
CHEVROLETS-'53 Bel Air 4-door
sedan: blue, white top: - and h.;
$500: '56 2-doof VS.. black and
ia. ave. I ne. Il etk. q. 6.64S4..
CHEVROLET 1854 de luxe "21On
sedan; an extra clean, carefully used
one-owner car: sparkling black finish.
contrasting custom seat covers. GUS
tom Wv tires, heater, turn signals,
special price. 1000. Written guar.
TRIANGLE FORD
500 r. I. AVE. NE, DE. 2-6302
CHEVROLET 1854 2-dr.; exception-
ally clean. 81 ,06b.
HALEY'S FORD
ibis Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 4-3006
Washinaton's Newest FORD DeaIer
CHEVROLET 1853 Bel Air 2-dr.j
S-t s, ivory ana s'in-sold, radio : /,
clean, low milsase; l owner; onis
1895.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. va
ia. 2-9001 Open TIL 4;01
CHEW. SO hardtop; powerglide,
| tone, r. and h., etc: SIS down
Call IA. 6-9197 any time. 49,
CHEW. $50 Bel Air new 4-dr. hard.
top std. trans, NC. Mirrorglazei
$500. ~. 5-Q1b3.
CHEV. 1855 .'2IO'':: +. and h, power.
glide; excellent condition; SLIGO
Call CO. 5-SS00. Ext. 500.
c c; s ga 2-dr.; new paint; ysTs
Rockville (Ford) Motor Co.
Commerce la. Rockville. 20. 2-21ss
CHEW. '55 s210' Townsman station
wagon 4.door; powerglide. custom
I interior; very low mileage; beauti,
full dark blue finish, like new; ofi,
/ $1,69b. Safety tested for your pro
lection. 30-day written warranty
P PiI11d+, BROS b !, toEDsl; WIS. ant
CHRYsLER I947 7-pass sedan: eoos
mechanical condition; S17B. HE
lCHRYsLER 81 New Yorker 4-door
llradic, heater, automatic transmits
sion. power brakes, pTisinal hlael
finish; immaculate 1-owner; worth
while guarantee. $500.
Wheeler, ChrySler- Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 WISCONSIN, NV. EN-. 2-IO2l
DE SOTO 1850 Little Club de lux
sedan, very nice. sac. &25 down
Mr., ARTHUR. La. 0-2700.
DE SOTO '58 Fireflite VS. convert.
Il gorgeous pink and black finish will
pink silk and white leather interior
u Power steering and brakes. Qua
rear I'M netials Genuine chrom
wire wheels. / owner 10000 actus
mi. Price new, $4,000. Our pric
today, Ss.7g5. Cash, trade OF terms
4 AID. 4-9S82
lDE SOTO 81 Custom 4-door; radio
beautiful lisht-blue finish; immacu
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Large waterfront OF rear lots
$500 up; hard sand-bottom beach
Isites average over 10O-foot frontage;
IAN riparian rights with good an.
|chorage and beach Convenient e
daily communication 10 D. c. anc
Annapolis. Very attractive to build.
lers. We will subordinate. Roads in
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