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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07

es Ruoff, Pauline Elam and Caro-
line Clifton were appointed to
work on the Amendments of the
4-H Constitution. There were 20
members present. The next meet
ing will be at Fairfield School on
May IA at 7:30 pm.
Donna Miller
News Reporter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07
JOLLY RANGERS

The meeting was called to order
by the president, Donna Beatty.
There was no old or new business.
Committees were appointed for
community projects and to deco
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07
GUNG-HO NORTH

The third All club meeting of
the Gung-Ho North was held A
pril 29th, at the Wollam's. Sugges-
tons for a community project
were discussed, but nothing def
mite was decided. Dues were col
lected and more project books
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07
BUCKEYE BEAVERS

The second meeting of the
Buckeye Beavers All Club was
held at the home of Mrs. Robert
Creath. The president Terry Al
exander called the meeting to or
der. We said the All pledge. The
Secretary Linda Good called the
roll and all were present and
then she read the minutes of the
last meeting. The treasurer Connie
Eckstein collected dues. We had
demonstrations by Kathy Patter-
son and Melinda Creath. We have
two nice junior leaders, Nancy
Ridenour and Kathy Liller. We
talked about our projects. We had
our games and refreshments by
Melinda Creath and Linda Riden-
our. Our next meeting will be
May z.
News Reporter
Linda Ridenour
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07
BUSY WEAVERS

Our third meeting was held at
Mrs. Chas. Blair's home on April
29. We received our project books.
We decided to have some money
making project this year. We dis
cussed the training conference
held April 26 and decided Mrs.
Medors would take the rest of the
officers to the Madison Rural
Judy Truitt, Ann Bricker, Patty
Elfrink, and Donna Miller. Each
member is to pay Is cents extra
for our community project. Delor-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07
STITCHIN' Az CLUB

The fourth meeting of the Stit-
chin All Club was held April 80
at 7:30 pm. at Fairfield School.
Demonstrations were given by
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07

were distributed. The meeting was
adjourned for recreation and re-
freshments. The next meeting will
be May 13, at the home of George
Jordan.
News Reporter
Eilene Wollam
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-07

Talks were given on health and
safety.
The next meeting will be held
May 7th at the school house.
Arlene Wollam
News Reporter
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InstaIlotion BY
Webster's

Own mechanics when
desired al slight ad-
ditional cost.
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Butler Warns Purty
ItCunnot Assume
60Win OverGOP

BALTIMORE. Mar. 9 tP,-
Democratic National Chairman
Paul NJ. Butler said tonight his
party will make a great mistake
If it assumes it can win next
time ''just because Eisenhower
will be out Ct the race"
Mr.. Butler said Democrats
must expose President Eisen-
hower's new Republicanism" as
a false front" and must con-
duct a year-round campaign to
bring the issues before the voters
and strengthen party organiza-
tionS.
In a speech prepared for a
jackson Day dinner sponsored
by Maryland's young Democrats.
Mr.. Butler said:
New Republicanism' is moth
ing more than a political tran
quilizer concocted by the massive
Republican propaganda machine
in an attempt to make the Re-
publican Party look like a pro-
gressive. forward looking politi-
cal organization instead of the
backward, reactionary Old
Guard which still dominates It,.
with Eisenhower out of the
next presidential race. new Re-
publicanism' is merely a false
front for his unpopular party
which the American people have
repudiated for a quarter of a
century. 1t is a new slogan, de-
signed to cover up an old and
historic record of reaction"
Mr.. Butler said new Republic
caniSm" at best might mean par
tial recognition by some men,
bers Of the party of the needs
Of the people but it offers
nothing new to meet those
needs"
The aim of the Eisenhower
welfare program, in Short" he
added, is not to meet the Ma
tons needs. 1t is the minimum
political investment necessary to
keep a pro-big business admin
istration in the saddle"
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Flyer Missing "A Years
Listed Killed in Action

A Fails Church woman whose
husband was credited with per-
fecting American skip-bombing
techniques used in the Pacific
theater during World War II
yesterday was notified by the
Army her husband, reported
missing on a combat fight IA
years ago. has been officially
listed as killed in action"
The flyers widow, Mrs. Dorothy
c. Benn, secretary for an air.
craft company Office in the
Washington area. was informed
her husbands plane. a B-25
bomber, has been found in a
New Guinea jungle. She lives
with her l5-year-old daughter,
Bonnie. at 228 Forest drive.
The Army said Maj. William
G. Benn. who was 81 when he
was reported missing after a
flight over New Guinea in early
l943. was one of seven men who
disappeared with the plane.
Remains of Six Found
Last month, officials said, the
wreckage of a BIS bomber BEAR
ing the serial number of the
plane that failed to return from
the 194S mission was found in
the jungle. Found with it we're
the remains of six persons and
personal Identification items for
five.
The Army had no immediate
explanation for the discrepancy
between the number on the plane
AND the finding of only six bodies
and five sets of identifications.
1t could only be conjectured that
one of the men survived the
crash and wandered of into the
jungle.
Maj. Benn. who held the Dis
tinguished Service Cross. went
to the Pacific area in July. 1912,
as an aide to Lit. Gen. George
Kenney. then commanding gen.
eral of the 5th Air Force.
Improvised Methods
Official accounts gave the
major full credit for improvising
and perfecting low-altitude, skip
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Weeks Defends
Budget as Vital
.ToG.0.P.P| Plans
BY GOULD LINCOLN

! Secretary Of Commerce Week:
yesterday declared that the Eli
senhower administrators budg-
ct, now under violent attack or
Capitol Hin because of its size
was designed to carry out the
Republican program of peace
prosperity and progress"
In further support of the $71.s
billion budget for the fiscal year
1858. Mr.. Weeks said:
Americans. living under the
awful shadow of the hydrogen
bomb. must pay a lot of money
to remain free and stay alive.
He pointed out that 62.6 per
cent of the proposed expendi-
lures are earmarked for national
security, including defense and
aid to our free-nation partners
Mr.. Weeks delivered his de-
tense of the budget before the
Women's National Republican
Club in New York. It came IN the
wake of a demand by the Dem
ocratic-controlled House Appro-
priations Committee that Presi-
dent Eisenhower trim the budg-
ct and send it back to Congress.
New Deal Link Denied
Secretary Weeks denied fatty
that the Eisenhower program is
Just like the New Deal. The
record" MIR. Weeks said, clearly
proves the sharp contrast be-
tween our middle of -the-road
administration and the New
Deal. which fostered socialized
medicine and socialized agricul-
ture.
Addressing himself to the
Modern Republicanism, advo-
Gated by President Eisenhower,
Secretary Weeks said:
1T is as old as the principles
of the first successful (Republi-
cam candidate for the presi-
dency. Abraham Lincoln. The
Republican Party. in its finest
hours. has been concerned with
human freedom and human well
fare. In fact. it was born to
fight for freedom--and still
does"
In support OF the budget. Mr..
Weeks pointed out that the pop
ulation of the United States has
grown more than IL million in
the last four years. making the
for Government
greater. In the same
period. he said, the Nations
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and had 1t on a war footing prior
to the japanese attack on Pearl
Harbor in l94l. He concentrated
on the problem of high direc-
ton finders and by the time Of
the attack had established stra-
logically located stations with
trained crews that were tracking
German submarines in the At
lantic and japanese vessels in
the Pacific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

Means Webster Is q
name you can trust
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gross national product rose more
than $40 billion.
obviously" Mr.. Weeks said
1.-The Federal Government must
expand some functions to keep
pace with this tremendous
growth" Whereas in 1858 the
budget. measured against the
gross national product, was 20
per cent. it has now gone down
to about Is or II per cent, Mr..
Weeks said.
Defense Costs Stressed
The high cost of defense,
which takes 62.6 per cent of the
new budget, grows out Of the
fact that every year it takes
more money to buy the essential
new weapons, the Secretary said.
"One example will suffice. Z"
said Mr.. Weeks. THE old B-29
bomber plane cost 1893 900: our
current bomber costs SO million.
Suppose necessary household
expenditure jumped from So 90
to $50, can you imagine what a
problem that would create in a
family budget? Yet that is the
comparative increase in just one
type of modern airplane.
Mr.. Weeks aligned himself on
the side of reduced taxation. but
he said that the almost insati-
able demand of different groups
for new government services and
expansion of the old services
present one Of the most difficult
problems in dealing with the
budget and Federal taxes.
IF we are ever going to be
able to tighten the tap on public
spending" he commented. "all
of us must throw our weight
against the mounting pressure,
year after year. to swell special
favors. subsidies. pet projects.
grants to States and pork barrel
expenditures.
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Every unit sold bv John
q Webster Is exactly
as represented y o
floor samples No re-
possessions No used.
scratched or damaged
appliances
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bombing methods that became
standard procedure for American
air attacks against japanese
shipping.
The Army Air Corps major
personally led the first missions
to test his new bombing tech
nique, IN which the attacking
plane approached its target al
near masthead level. The bombs
thus released skipped across the
water into the side of the enemy
target.
] AT the time of his last fight
Maj. Benn was credited with
lee ding low altitude missions in
which three cargo ships, two
light cruisers and three destroy
lers were destroyed.
Widow Moved Here in AS
Mrs. Benn. who was presented
with a Distinguished Service
Medal awarded posthumously to
her husand, met him while they
were students at Temple Uni
.versity in Philadelphia. She
moved here after he was reported
presumed dead" in l945.
He became ar Air Corps officer
in 1910 after serving as a pilot
IN an archaeological expedition
in Persia. They were married in
1899.
Besides his widow and daugh-
ter. Maj. Benn is survived by his
father, Marshall Benn of Pitts
burgh; his mother. Mrs. c. E.
Carothers of Canonsburg. Pa,
and a sister. Mrs. Morris Shore
OF Philadelphia.
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Nays Cipher Expert
May Receive $l50,000

Committee, Senator Saltonstall
said Capt. Stafford was the one
man, more than any other, who
was responsible for rendering
our codes safe from analysis by
the enemy during World War H. y
He pointed out that the sys-
TENS developed by Capt. Stafford
were wrapped up in top-most
secrecy during the period in
volved.
He pointed out that the cap
tain's contributions to national
security had been cited many
times and that the late James
Forrestal, as Secretary of the
Navy. in presenting him a Lei
gion of Merit said he was "the
driving force behind the devel-
opment of the general cipher
and call-sign cipher machines
which give the Navy the finest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

Congress last year awarded
100000 to Col. William Fried
man. who made similar contribu-
tions to the Army and that there
have been other awards to Navy
officers by congressional act.
Capt. Stafford was born in
Somerville. Mass. He was grad
uated from Annapolis in 1912
He first became involved in cryp-
tographic work in 1924 when he
was placed in charge of a newly
created research desk in the code
and signal office of Naval Com
munications.
In anticipation of United
States entry into the war. he
greatly expanded the commune
cation intelligence organization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

Retired Navy Captain Lau-
rance F. Stafford would receive
$150.000 from the Government
for the invention of more than
90 cryptographic systems and
allied apparatus under a bill in
troduced by Senator Saltonstall
Republican. Massachusetts,.
The 63-year-old captain. who
retired in 1853 after 81 years
service, lives at 1921 Dumbarton
avenue NV.
The award would be one of the
largest ever made through a
congressional act.
In introducing the bill, which
was referred to the Judiciary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

CAPT. L. F. Stafford
ZAP Photo
system of enlightenment in the
world"
The Senator pointed out that
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Areo-Wide
Service

BY Websters own fac
tory-trained service
men Owe! 80 fully
equipped trucks
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NO
MONEY
DOWN

Up TO 3 years 70 pay
on WebSterE Easy Bud
get Plan,
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Foetory-Troined
SoIes Personnel

No ob,isstion for their
advice and service.
They are helpful and
courteous
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Edmonds Ford

3e9s Wilson Blvd. Arl. "a. 5-eSee
FORD IS Fairiane. Fully equip,
auto. trans, power pack. motor,
p. s. power seats, orig. owner.
sl,175. ia. 9-3543 before 2 pm.
FoRD conv. 1885; ?. and h, GUS
tom trim. Wv. tires. 2-tone finish:
r .isgGa. rr,nnrrrrrr nrrrr,rr
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ARL. MOTOR co.

ARL. MOTOR CO.
1917 N. Moore 81. Arl. IA. 7-s7s7
CHEVROLET 81: afr cond., pwr
brakes. pwr. steering; fully equip.
See resident mgr, Apt. 1. 1880
Irving St. nv. HU. 3-S54a.
CHEVROLET IS '.alO" 2-dr.; gray
and white; stand. shift: ?. and h..
rear speaker. bumper guards. elec,
windshield wiper; $4,000 actual
nj. l-oWner. DE a-OReI
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FORD 1855 Ranch Wagon; iuxuri-
Gus green lnlsh. very clean. excel
lent condition. euuipped. ready TO
roll; Sl.29J.
CHUCK CARTER MOTORS
313 N. ". Ave. NV. d.. 7-5733
FORD '55 VS. Fordor Country Sc
dan; Fordomatic, 2. and h.. Wv
tires; Sl.705. Open today to pm
Silver Spring MFR. Co., D. C.
zoos Ca. Ave. NV. ia. 9-3IOs
lords '55 conVerts.: / with over.
drive, red with black top.sl pinl
BRANCH MOTORS. Ju. 5-s525.
FORD 80 Fordor: reas.: r. and h.
good cond. TU. 2-5777.
FORD 1883 IS" Custom Fordor
black: Fordomatic. T. and h., power
steering: 1 owner, excellent condi.
ton: guaranteed. SS05.
ARL. MOTOR co.
$500 s. Col Pike ia. 1880
FORD 1857 300" Tudor: s-cyi
tnder. Fordomatic. 2-tOne. 7. am
n, tinted glass. windshield wash
ers safety panel, back-up lights
5000 mi, like new, must sell
leaving: $l,006, or best offer
OF. 6-4724.
FORD 1910 coupe: needs a clutch
DO. Call JOHN, OIL. 0-S326.
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|cHRYsLER $50 New Yorker 1-dooF;
power equipped, modern push.
outton drive. radio, heater. beauti.
lful 2-tone green: immaculate, one
owner: S..095.
WHEELER. INC, cHRYgLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
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. Edmonds (Ford)
32ee Wilson Blvd, ArI., IA. $500
Dc SOTO 20 Suburban 1-dF. O.
PASSENGER r. and h.: luggage rack:
5000. no less. UN. l-6627,
DE- SOTO 80 2-dr.; Z. nnd H.: 2
tone nnish: good transportation:
only S2a5
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'TiAKOMA MOTOR co

s7SS pinsy By Rd.. s. s 0. 70. $1,000
FORD '55 Custom ''s'' F0rdor;
r rsai NEE: siiaosn d HhfLr oS saNE
DERS, Vermont ave. NV. AID
:4;4300. Open ewes. til Q. Sat.
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TRIANGLE FORD

CHEVROLET 80 pc Luxe "2f0'
sedan With powerglide; green and
white finish: excellent condition.
special price, $500; written guar
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CHEVROLET "a Dsiray Sport
coupe coupe, , red ana white nnish Win
equipped and priced 10 sell. Fuf
price $500: can finance with s9l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

CHEVROLET 1854 4-dr.; power
$3.50 down. BELL MoToRs. SOLO
WIS. ave: NV. WO. $4,000.
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CAPITOL Cadillac-Old Co.
EdmondS (Fordl

329s Wilson Blvd. ArI., IA. 5-Ssas
CADILLAC '55 coupe: immae.
$500. FLOOD PONTIAC, 4a21
Connecticut. WO. 6-c400.
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DODGE 80 coronet 4-doof sedani
HIooiRHkEE's ac Con- H. B uisc'' Dealer Sss
Fla ave. NE. az 9th; II. 0.6464.
DODGE 50 4-dr, Lancer; beautiful
white and cold. toruueiiite, r.
md h.. de luxe interior. low
mileage, perfect condition. Will
sacrifice. Alpine 7-3266 or 10.
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CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air 8 eyi.i
auto. trans, 2. and h.. pwr. steer.
Ing: 400 miles, perfect eond.
leaving country. Call OIL. l-b30f
up 70 , pm. -
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'i TlTRiXNIJlG';LE FORD
1910 r. /. AVE. NE. LA. e-iOI

JOlU r. I. AVE. NE. Ia. e-lO0a
FORD '54 Custom ''sv Fordor
Eordomatic and heater; 2-tonl
tinish; one owner; real low mile.
csc; $9g5; HILL 4 SANDERS
vermont Vernon 0 sVs l Eora as pp1ale f.4sb f
Open ewes. III 0. Sat, I'll 8.
FORD '5g Custom Tudor; Fordo.
matte; other wanted accessories;
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PARKWAY FORD s.

FORD '54 ranch wagon customlinl
81; Fordmatic. r. and h.; 2-tonI
green finish. a wagon 70 Be pTout
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CHEVROLET SO Bel AIR 4-dr
sedan: 7. and h.. Wv. tires
Powers 9,TsTeli de-. 2-t sn orig. .ooSnsE,
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FORD ISL Custom v-s Tudor; 3.
and h., 2-tons fnish; 81 ,ee5, CO:
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guarantee. Open today 70 3 pm.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
InOs E.-W. Hwy. lat Ga. Ave-
Sill. SpR., Nd. JU. 9-42uO
FORD 1855 Victoria e-cylinder;
ike brand new; S1,695.
Edmonds (Ford)
3q9s Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 5-ss2e
FORD '54 convertible: Fordcmatie,
and h., excel. cond.: $l.Og5.
JU. 5-77ss. FALKLAND PHAk-
FORD 40 convertible; . real steal
froml OPEN TODAY TO Q Pm;
Silver Spring Motor Co.
silver SILVER Spring siaMi ma Ma. ~ 10: $500
FORD 20 Model A. 500: l93se
Model A motor. complete VIZ
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XII. 9-3349. -
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r. H., power steering, Wv. tnes'
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PARKWAY FORD

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FORD '5b Bypass. Country Squire:
Fordomatic. T. and h.. power
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CHEV. '52 4-dr. de luxe; :. and b. I;
cond; $3.50. Call RA. 6-21l2
More $50 pm.
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CHEVROLET 1857 "2I0" station
Eagon; excel. cond.: 10000 mi.
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CHEv. $50 Bel Air cow; :. and B.,
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iaI7 n. Moore 81, An. "a. 7-s7s7
CADILLAC 1854 go coupe; Q
tone blue. Power steering. power
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Only 1925. CCC guarantee.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

CHEVROLET IS Belair sport epe
si.sss. OS csii 81. 1868 sHPs e0nd'
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ROYAL MOTORS

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radio and heater. This economics
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CHEvROLET 1858 Bel Air convert.
ble: powerglide, Z. and h.: new
paint new top. interior like new
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M59S;. PIEEY BRANCH aSo'TioSRRSiS,
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CHEVROLET 81 l-dr,: very clean
Wv. tires. r. and h.: Diplomat.
SrnsT sealnng e snSsS. b eEssss 81
am, and 3 pm.
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ARL. MOTOR co

CADILLAC 1853 "ee' 4-dr.: .
tone green. 7. and h., hydra. WV.
tires, exceptionally clean, perfect
cond., Guaranteed. 81 .AA5.
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FORD 80 CuBtomlIne Tudor: lite
slss';o P i'isisA 4c BAY 10 sef Ph fu'i
Silver Spring Motor Co.
l002 2 W. Hwy, tat Ga. Ave,
silver Spring, Nd JU. il-4500
FORD 1887 convertible; 1000
miles. 7. and h.. FordOmatie. per-
feet cond. Owner leaving for
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FORD 1867 Tudor 400" series
Fordomatlc, y. and h.. like new
red and white. Buy Of the year
can't be beat for the price. S2,I07
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CHEVROLET 1857 Bel Air 2-dF.
hardtop: fully equipped: driven
less than 200 miles. 81, 3e5: s245
Immediate delivery. 10. 4-sO36
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SSHE cTIsfnsI n Sa eG sSSg r. and
TAKOMA MOTOR co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

FORD 81 FSiTIans convert: Alpine
white: power steering. 7. and h.,
Wv, Cont. kit: ike new. So $500.
Call LII. 3-02S0 after 8.
FORD '52 4-dr. Custom ''e": r.
and h.. good tires: one owner. Must
see TO appreciate. S595.
PARKWAY FORD
5000 n 81. NV. FE. 3-2204.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

Silver Spring Motor Co.,
.. C.
7805 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-3J03
FORD '55 4-door; r. and h.; 2
tone finish: Si.1O5.
TAKOMA MOTOR co.
Your Neighborhood Ford Dealer
SEES Piney Br. Rd.. s. s. ~. $1,000
FORD '54 VS. convertible; Fordo-
matte, r., h.. power steering; rich
black finish. tan top; driven only
1000 miles: garage kept; 81 .205,
Ford Dealer, TIA Vermont ave.
n.y. 'tiI i az az. 4, d.;i4SoO- Open ewes
FORD '54 ranch wagon customline
green finish an ;,,. 4 wagon 70 ee proud
PARKWAY FORD
5000 N ST. NV. FE. 3-2204.
FORD $50 Victoria VS.; r. and h.,
Wv. tires; one owner; low mile
HILL & SANDERS. wash & Old.
est Ford Dealer, lila Vermont
.! Sie, q nv s.t Ar vi 4-4soo. Open ewes
FORD '53 Fordor: VS. motor. over.
drive. radio, heater. turn sienaIs
AL condition: special price. $500;
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Edmonds (Ford)

aeas Wilson Blvd. All. ia. b-ssss
CHEVROLET ONO 1850 club epe. /:
r, and h.; GMC 21O; cam, CARDS,
pistonS; looks and runs excel /;
S5a5 or best offer. WA. 7-5115
CHEW. '40 coupe: T. and b.: eood
transp.; $3.50 cash. WI. 2-2310.
CHEVROLET 1853 Bel AR 4-dr.
sedan; powerglide. r. and b.; SS97.
EMERSON A. ORME, INC, GIG
Rhode Island ave. ne, DU. $4,000.
Sundays ~ TO 8, weekdays 2 to p.
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ST DODGE $500 or!

Royal Lancer; radio. heater,
torquefliGht; beautiful moon
stone grey BLACK: new-car
guarantee. carefully driven By
our used car manager.