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STONEHAM
Continued From Page CT

OVAUAA~C0 AAVnA csc VI
with plans to meet with Stone
ham to present q proposal.
Red SOx Give Okay
Joe Cronin, general manager
Of the Red Sox, said last night
the American League club
wouldn't stand in the Giants
way If they wanted to draft the
San Francisco territory" The
Red Sox own the San Fran
cisco franchise in the Pacific
Coast League.
Another California Mayor,
John Purchio Of Hayward, will
fly here today to offer the
Giants an 1a-million-d dollar
stadium in the community To-
Gated about 80 miles from San
Francisco.
Stoneham, regretting q move
from New York, said the club
would be stupid to stay" here
from a money standpoint. i
don't think New York can sup
port three clubs" he said, land
I'm not so sure it can support
two. From what I've been
given to understand, the city
of New York is hankrupt."
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BASEBALL

Continued From Page CT
18th. The Dodgers rallied for
five runs in the ninth-capped
by Gil Hodges 18th grand-slam
homer for q share of the Ma
tional League record with
Rogers Hornsby and Ralph
Kiner-to rub out q 81 deficit
after the Cards had staged a
seven-run comeback in the top
of the ninth.
Duke Snider opened the
Brooklyn 18th with q double
to the centerfleld fence. When
Gino Cimoli sacrificed, Pitcher
Lloyd Merritt's throw went
through Rookie Ed Kasko at
third base. letting Snider score
the winning run.
Klippstein Wins Fourth
Gus Bell raped q two-run
homer and added two singles
for the Redlegs as Johnny
Klippstein won his fourth with
relief from Raul Sanchez in
the ninth after Bobby Thorn
sons leadoff homer junked a
shutout. Stu Miller was the
loser.
The Yankees scored all three
in the eighth-after being held
to two hits for seven innings by
Billy Hoeft. The Tiger left
handler, now Us, was tagged
for Jerry Coleman's one-out
single. a walk and Yogi Berra's
single for the first run. Then
Hank Bauer poked a two-fun
double. AL Cicotte won in re-
lief. but needed Bob Grim's re-
lief to get out of a two-on,
none-out jam in the eighth.
Starter Don Larsen yielded
seven walks before he was
routed in the sixth.
Baltimore had managed lust
three hits off Jack Harshman
until the ninth, when the ORR!
oleS counted three unearned
runs among their five. Billy
Goodman's pinch single scored
two to win it for reliever
George zuverink as the White
Sox suffered their sixth set
back since July 4 on eighth or
ninth inning uprisings.
The Red Sox picked I'D a
pair Of unearned runs at KAN
sas City and Ted Williams
banged a triple for a 20 lead
in the third on Tom German.
Tom Brewer won his 18th. Civ
ing up a homer to Billy Mar
tin In the third. Brewer hasn't
lost to the Athletics since they
moved to Kansas City and he
holds a 1871 record against
them.
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Pitcher Fans Il
As Boiling Wins

Earl Francis. a big right
handler from West Virginia,
struck out 81 batters while
pitching Boiling Air Force
Base to a So victory over An
drews Air Force Base yester-
day in q MA1SAC baseball
game at Andrews.
Francis. who now has won
five straight decisions. struck
out "a in his last appearance
and 20 on another previous oc-
casion. He allowed three hits
yesterday. The Negro hurler is
the property Of the Pittsburgh
Pirates.
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Peurce on Clutches
After Breaking Leo

Hardy Pearce. athletic direc-
tor for District public high
schools. returned home from
Emergency Hospital yesterday
wearing a cast on his right leg
from hip to toe.
Hardy slipped on the greasy
concrete in a service station
Sunday night and broke his leg
above the knee. He'll wear the
cast from six to eight weeks
more and probably still will be
using crutches when the foot
ball season opens.
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BROOKLYN. July 10 (R.-
They're giving Gil Hodges q
night at Ebbets Field tonight.
but all Manager Fred Hutchin-
son of the Cardinals is coming
in for is second-guessing from
the clubs brass.
With his father, Charles
Hodges, in the crowd yesterday.
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Runs batted in-Lemon (2), eieveri
Lemon scored on Smiths error II
frst). Two-base hits-Runnels. Three
base hits-Lemon. Double plays
strickland to Avila to Wertz: Boiling
to Sehult: Boiling to- Bridges to Schult
land. s. Bases on balls-On Pascual
Pascual. 8: BY Pitula. ;; BY McLish. s
Hits-on Pitula, - in 6as innings
OF McLish, 0 in 2h inninEs. Rum
Pitula, 4-3; McLish. 90. WinninI
pitcher-Pascual (7-I0). Losing pitch
er-Pitula C2-2l. Umpires-Rice
Rommei. stevens and Napp. Time
2:25. Attendance-3,4 99.
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RED SoX. 5; ATHLETICS. ]
Totals IS 8 27I1 Totals 81 5 "a II

Runs-PisrSall, klaus. Jensen, Mar
tin. Errors-Lopes ca. Runs batted
in-Williams, Martin. Console, pier
sail scored as williams hit into double
play In nrst inning). Two-base hits
DeMasstri, Klaus. Three-base hit
Williams. Home run-Martin. Stolen
bases-Held. Double playS-Martin to
DeMaestri to Noren: Console to Klaus
to Gernert Left on bases-Boston, 8;
Kansas City. 8. Bases on balls-On
BY Brewer. 8; by German, 3: by Nor
gan, l. Hits-Oh German, 8 in ~
innings; on Morgan, 2 in Il innings.
20; OF German, 81; % Moran "a
Wild pitch-Gorman. Winning pitcher
u1-0. Losing pitcher-Gor-
man G-3). Umpifes-Berry, MeKin-
ley; Soar. Time-2:10. Attendance
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
ORIOLES. s; WHITE sox. z
Totals 81 277 Totals a. 81 Q

/ Popped out for 0Dell in sth.
Ran for Dolby in 9Th.
3 Singled for Miranda in 9th.
Ran for Triandos In 9th.
Flied out for Durham in 9th.
Flied out for Phillips in 9th
Grounded out for opposite in 9th
Struck out for Fischer in 9th.
CHICAGO ------- 00S 600 o00-S
Runs-Nieman. Triandos, Durham.
Husby, Pilarcik, Goodman. Fox. Dropo
ErrorS-Miranda, Moss. Runs batted
in-Dropo (2), Pilarcik, Kell, Good
man (2l, Gardner. Nieman. Two-base
hits-Nieman, Phillips, Miranda. Tri-
sndos. Home run-Dropo. Sacrifice
Kel. Sacrifice iys-Pilarcik, Kell.
Double play-Esposito to Fox to
Dropo. Left on bases--Baltimore z:
CHICAGO. z. Bases on balls-On Harsh
man, 3: on ODell, 2: of Zuverink, /:
Oh Fischer, L. Struck out-By Marsh
man, 3: by O'Dell, o: BY Fischer, i:
BY Zuverink. !. HitsSon o'Deli 4 in 4
innings; on Zuverink. in 2 innings:
q, 5Harshman, in s,s innings; OF
earned runs-Off ODeli, 2-2: on
Zuverink. 90; on Harshman, 90: on
Fischer, 90 Hit by pitcher-By
Harshman (Pilarcikl. Winning pitcher
s-Zuverink l9-5l. Losing pitcher
Harehman CD. Umpires-Flaherty
Chylak, Summers and Honochick. Time
-217 Attendance-9,220 paid: 3d.
c46 totally.
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Runs-Blasingame. Musial (2l. En-
Landrith, Neal (2). Gillian; Snider
90. Cimoli, Hodges, Podres. Furillo.
ErrorS--Hodges, Kasko. Runs batted
in-Sn.der ca, Ennis (3l. Gillian CD.
drith; Musial, HODGES -; CUNNINGHAM,
1lth). Two-base hits--Musial, Oil
liam, Dark. Kasko, Snider. Three
base hit--Ennis. Home runs-Snider.
Hodges. Stolen baseN Gillian, Amo-
ros. Sacrifices-Cimoli 90. Double
plays-R. Jackson to Gillian to Neal:
e Mpsial; Blasinsame to Dark Dark t. to
BROOKLYN, .. Bases on balls-On 7.
Jackson, 5. of Schmidt, L; of Will
helm, 2; on .dcDeyitt. L; on Craig.
2: on Mizell .. Struck out-By L.
Jackson. 3; by Schmidt. /; BY Mer-
Fitt' .ni by POdres t q By Lfbin9; .ct;
son. 5 in Z innings; on Schmidt, 2 in
inning: of Wilhelm, in 0 inning;
meier. o in "a inning; OF Merritt. l
in / inning; on Podres. . in 8 in
ningS faced one batter in 9thl; on
Labine, 3 in y inning; on McDevitt,
aim in q inning Of s crais; r in In
L. jackson. 3-3; on Schmidt, Ill: of
Wilhelm, 3-3; of Mizell, 20; of
Wehmeier, 90; OF Merritt. 10; on
Podres, 3-3; of Lsbine, 3-3; on Nc
Dewitt, 80 off Craig. 90 Hit by
Jackson W,pn AmorU Stche Mld
Craig. 95-5l; Losing Ditc;herCcMsTrittt'
Venom. Ballanfant. Time-3:23. At
tendance-12,669
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Runs-Will. Speake, Banks. Tanner,
Eeeman. Fondy, skinner. 0roat,
Thomas. O'Brien. Freese Error-0roat
Runs batted in-Banks. Tanner (2).
VIII, Speake, Rand, Groat 81, Fondy.
Maseroski Two-base hit-Speake.
Three-base hit-Groat. Home runs
Banks, Tanner. Stolen base--Morsan.
Sacrifice fiies-Tanner. Rand. Fondy.
Sacriflce-Morgan. Double plays
Neeman to Banks to Morgan; Morgan
70 Banks to Speake: Skinner to Rand
Left on baSes-Chicago s. Pittsburgh
u Bases on balls-Oh Drott. 3: on
Lown, of Littlefield / on Brosnan,
] OF Purke. ,. Struck out-By Drott
by Purkey; by Arroyo. / Hits
on Drott. & in 6ls innings of Little
field, q in q inning; of Lown. in
2 innings; of Brosnan, ! in in
ming: on Purkey, 8 in Z innings; OF
earned runs@on Drott' 90; OF Lown,
40; OF Littlefleld, 90; on Brosnan,
90 on Purkey. "A of Arroyo. IL.
Winning pitcher-Arroyo (3-S). Losing
pitcher--Lown (4-4l Umpires-Burk-
hart, Dixon, Sudol. German. Time
81. Attendance-3.S77.
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Runs-Coleman. Mantle, Berra, Max
well. Boone. Error-Kubek. Runs
bstted in-Berra, bauer (2l, Bertoia
~. Two-base hits-Howard, Bauer.
Stolen bases-Bolling. Kaline, Bertoia.
Sacrif1ce-Coleman Double plays
Kubek to Richardson to Simpson t2).
Lett on baseS-New York. q; Detroit,
L. Bases IN balls-Off Larsen, Il; OF
Hoeft, 4. Struck out-By Larsen, 3;
Hits-oh Larsen, 5 in 6ss innings; on
Ditmar. in y inning; on Cicotte, 8
on Grim, Q In 2 INNINGS: on Hoeft. s
in - innings: on Sleater, o in y in
ming; oti Mas. / in / inning. Runs
Ditmar, 90: OF Cicotte. 90; on Grim,
90 on Hoeft. 80; on Sleater. 90; on
Mas. 90. Wild pitch-Larsen. Win
ming pitcher--Cieotte (2-2l- Losins
Umont. Tabacchi, Paparella, Hurley
Ttme-2:50. Attendance-2l,b b2.
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LEAGUES


PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle. &: Sacramento. 8.
Vancouver, &; Los Angeles, 3.
Hollywood. Q: san pisgo. B.
San Francisco, IL; Portland. z.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal, z; Rochester, 3.
Buffalo. 3: Toronto. Z.
Richmond, .: Miami, I.
Columbus. /; Havana. o,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
81 Paul. 20: Omaha, Ia,
Minneapolis. 8: Denver, {.
Wichita, Q; Louisville, 2.
Charleston, B; Indtanapolia. Q.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Shreveport. Q; Tulsa. /.
Austin, {; Oklahoma City. 3.
Dallas. 8; Houston. 1.
san Antonio, Q; Tulsa, 3:
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
No games scheduled.
RAsrgRN LEAGUE
Rssdins, 1; IinSnSmten, !.
s'n'n'SWsAESSyi fIN sRRErlRRS SUE ..
p n;Sul MS 6,ss Il A AIsSsSfI:rap; &
Lincoln. 3; Pueblo. q.
Topeka. 5; Colorado eprines. !.
s0UTE ATLANTIC LEAGUE
jacksonville. "a; ColumbuB, 81
Columbia. 3: Charlotte. 2.
Other games postponed.
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BRAVES, 4; PHILLIES, z
Totals "a II ~ 10 Totals 80 10 ~ /

Totals "a IL % Is Totals 80 1O27l7
! Fouled out for Demerit in sth.
in 9th.
Ran for Bouchss in 9th.
Miiwaukee --------- 020 Dol 010-
rnllauelpnle ------- 600 O2O OOO-2
Runs--Torrs ca, Demerit, Rice. Ash
Runs batted in-Rice (S), Auburn,
Bouchee, Covington. Two-base hits
Schoendienst. Three-base hits-Ash-
burn, Tore. Home run-Rice. Sacri-
nces-Covington, Schoendienst. Sacri-
noe ny-Bouchee. Double plays-Scho-
enuienst to Logan to Tore 3; Mathews
TO Sehoendienst to- Tore: Jones to
Milwaukee. .: Philadelphia. II. Bases
on baiis-on Bull. /: on simmons, 3,
q: BY MeMahon. Hits~om Buhi.
10 in : a innings; on McMahon, o in
innins. Runs and earned runs
on Bull. 2-2: on Mcmahon, 90: on
simmons. 4-3. Winning pitcher-Buhl,
600. Losing pitcher = Simmons,
!9-5). Umpires-Demore. Smith Con-
Ian, Donatelli. Time-2:35. Attend
ance-o4 ,9S5
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PIRATES, 6; CUBS. 5
Tot'ls 80 II x26 8 Totls s41327I2

xone out when winning run scored
! Walked for Purkey in eth.
2 Singled for Rand in 9th.
3 Singled for Arroyo in 9th.
4 Ran for Mejias in 9th.
Walked for Virdon in 9th.
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REDLEGS, z; GIANTS, /
Totals sl7277 Totals s4se7

Totals 81 7277 Totals s27i4
Ran for Katt IN 9TH.
Popped out for Miller IN eth.
Hit into doubleplav for Orissom
4FOuled out for westrum in 9th.
Cincinnati ~ OO2 ono OoO-o
New York ------ 600 900 OOI-i
Runs-Temple. Bell. Thompson. Err
rors-McMillan. Runs batted in-Bell
e., Thomson. Two-base hit-O'Con-
nell. Home runs--Bell, Thomson. Stolen
base = Temple Sacrifice - Robinson.
Double plays-Temple to Grove; Lock-
man to Miller: Bressoud to Spencer:
Sanchez 70 Temple. Left on bases
Cincinnati. g. New York. 4. Bases on
bals-On Klippstein, /: on Miller. 2;
on Grissom. ! Struck out--By Klipp-
Hits-on Klippstein, 8 In 8 innings
0 IN | inning; on Miller. IN in-
nings; Grissom, l in innings. Runs
and earned runs-on Klippstein, IL;
on Sanchez 90; on Miller. 2-2; on
Grissom, 90. Hit by pitcher - By
er=Klippstein t4-p). Losing pitcher
Miller (S-0l.. Umpires-Baker, Daseoli.
Seeory, Landes. Time-2;ls. Attend
ance-4,007.
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DODGERS. 10; CARDINALS, 8
Totals As 1880 IA Totals

Totals 4S 1890 IA Totals 80 10 SO 16
l Singled for L. Jackson in 9Th.
2 Singled for H. Smith in 9th.
3 Singled for Schmidt in 9th.
Singled for McDevitt In 9th.
5 Filed out for Wehmeier in 10th.
scored.
St. Louis $500 900 100 OH 90 Q
BROOKLYN 80 DOL O1O obs 0l-1O
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Picture on Psss c-l
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YANKS, 5; TIGERS. 2

Totals 81 6 % 10 Totals 80 s % 10
l Flied out for Ditmar in eth.
New York 600 600 O3O-3
Detroit - 900 COZ 600
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! Fouled out for Dement, in sth.
Called out on strikes for Simmons
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3 Hit into doubleplav for orissom
J 9th
4 Fouled out for westrum in 9th.
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sTRIKEoUTs-saniord. Philadelphia
II: Drott, chicago, ~: Jones, 81
Louis ~: Friend Pittsburgh. Sc
Haddix. Philadelphia. SIS.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDs '55 4-dr. "ss" sedan. with
powerful Rocket eng. finished In
smart ivory and turquoise with
Wv. tires. A truly fine car which
We guarantee. Equipped, r. and
h., hydra. trans; S1,695, terms,
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET, 7725
Wisconsin ave, OIL. 4-1412.
|oLDsMOBILE 1855 Holiday coupe;
2:tone finish; equipped. A very pop
liar model: priced right; $1.795.
AkerS Odds cadillac Co.
darlington Shopping Center
oLDSMOBILE 1884 "9s" 4-dr. |:
hydramatic. power steering, power
brakes, r. and h.. seat covers, q
tone paint, white-wall tires. low
mileage: 1 owner; Sl,695. Call IA.
AIS MOTORS
1910 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
QLDS SO Super "6S" hardtop 4-dr. !;
fully equip, new-car cond., low mi,
PoHANKA sVc. GUAR; $2.695.
Pohanka OldSmobile
Washington's Oldest Oldsmobile
leadership at Their Newest
$40 Univ. Blvd. E., Sill. Spe., Md.
USED-CAR CENTER
JU. 5-7S55 -
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDs 80 de luxe '9s" Holiday epe.
hardtop: hydramatic. radio, heater
power steering, power brakes, also
power windows and seat, and many
extras. A real good buy fol-. this
month. $l.9e6; safety tested for
warranty. PAUL BROS. colds. }
Wis. and Ellicott st. NV, KE. 2
1908.
OLDS 80 "ss" 4-door: automatic
trans: r: and h. $245: $40 down
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1l21 21st st. NV. DI. 7-0l11
OLDs '54 Super "ss" sedan: auto
matte trans, radio and heater. power
steering, brakes, Wv. tires. Bonded
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1921 21st st. NV. DI. TOLL
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OLDSMORu,E IA

Super "SS" de luxe 4-dr, A host
Of access. incl. power steering and
brakes. We invite your inspection
and test drive to compare the car,
.ompate tine price ano compare the
this Is.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

|OLDsMOBILE 1850 49,; SIPS.
P PISIESyk BRANCH MoToRs. ~.
oLDS '55 Rocket ''6s" Cdr: in
brilliant 2-tone white and blue:
hydra. r. and h.: sharp: $I.595:
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th st.. Sill. sps., JU. 5-6lse
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Your Neighborhood Ford Dealer
e725 Piney Br. Rd.. s. s., JU. $4,000
FORD 1916 coupe "V-S": s125,
OIL. e-3642.
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IS%MII FORD
O1V1V1A NV Z Y W.
S315 BALTIMORE AVE.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.
I'M AE10n

MERCURY SO Monterey hardfop
coupe; sparkling 2-tone Colonial
green body, Arctic white top: +. and
h.. Mercomatic dr.. Wv. tires,
padded dash. electric antenna.
bumperettes. etc. 1000 actual miles;
has special 235 engine: remarkable
value. priced so you may buy. 81
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Statesman. Custom. 4-door sedan,
spacious body. equipped
with oyerdrive; very clean, economi-
cal performer Bank rate financing
KIRK MOTOR CO.
ANN ia Ave NJ w IRA 0Aa00
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OLMSTEAD (OLDS)

OLMSTEAD (OLDS) !.
1000 Wilson Blvd. ArI. IA. 7-S400
OLDSMOBILE IS
"9S" De L. HOLIDAY COUPE
A host Of features. incl. power steer
ing and brakes. We invite your in
spection and test drive to Compare
the car, compare the price and
compare the terms to see what
real value this is.
OLMSTEAD (OLDS)
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 7-S4OO
OLDSMOBILE SO Super "SS" Holi-
Gay coupe. private PARTY needs
money. must sell. Low mileage,
IKE orand-new. Dealers need not
call. Nj. S-6546. after ON.
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FORD $50 VS. Country Sedan 4:
DR.. station wagon. 2-tone. 7. and
h. power pack. low mileage. ike
new, $1,795: low down payment.
WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wiscon-
sin ave. NV. Re. 3-4042.
FORD 1910 Tudor; black. econom-
ical TRANSPORTATION for only S1Q5.
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hc11yOI1-1C SA NAiC'AOAC1
1885 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
IA. 2-9OO1: Open tn $50
FORD 1857 Country Sedan VS.;
Fordo., power steering. heater. Wv.
tires, 2-tone finish: S305 down.
SILVER Spg. Motor Co. Of d. @.
1895 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-3103
FORD 1888 custom "S" Tudor; real
nice, $685. or best offer. Ii. q
1858.
FORD 1856 Summer convertible;
1000 miles. Thunderbird engine.
power steering, windows and seats.
Padded dash, automatic transm.;
private owner. radio and heater,
Must sacr.. S2.195. IA. 6-2l66.
FORD 1884 VS. Fordor sedan; r..
h.. turn signals: good eond.;. new
tires. with 10000 mi: uncond. guar
antee: SS05. OIL. 6-646S.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
HUDSON .4s e,.. 4-dr:: IN n excellent { Sn

HUDSON 40 4-dr.; IN excellent
working condition; sacrifice at 500,
Ii. 7-70S3.
HUDSON '52 4-door sedan: :. and
h.. auto. trans: sos down: 2 to
choose from.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1909 E:-W. Hwy. Cat Ga. Aye.l
Sill. Spg.. Md. JU. 9-450O
IMPERIALS-'57 sedans, 4 and 4
dr.. hardtops, Crowns and Labarons,
some with air. Immed. delivery, wide
choice Of color.
ROYAL ChrvSler Inc
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MONTGOMERY STUBS
FAIRFAX NASH

LINcOLN-MERCURY DEALER
37I5 Bladensburg Rd.. AP. 7-2929
METROPOLITAN 1854 convertible;
excellent condition: new top: $3.50.
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NASH '53-$595

NASH 1856 Custom Rambler station
p %aisen p GfTvSSy c0 moFoR d lSw
L 300 M a. S'e III AsSSn0 w.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY '4s 4.dr. sedan; gray.
I, and h.. excel; running cond:.
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IS FORD FAIRLANE

Fordor, beautiful 2-tone tan finish.
radio, heater, white walls, power
steering. power brakes. POWER
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1909 E.-W. Hwy. Cat Ga. Ave.j
Silver Spring, Md. JU, 9-46OO
NASH RAMBLER 1853 convertible;
fully equipped. green. white top
~ H. ,S42o: 9451 oeorgia ave-.
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NASH 1852 Country Club 2-dr.: reg
snd 3D.; =. and h; 2-tone finish;
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NASH 81 Rambler; overdrive. radio
and heater. 2-tone finish. sos down.
Silver live Spring Motor co.
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HUDSON 1854 Hornet coupe; hydra
matte superior car mi, in ! e every ne re-
TOR CO.. 900 M st. Sc. Ii.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE IEMMY Lou

NC 1856 "a" series: wire wheels;
completely equipped; 5000 actual
miles: l owner; like new: 81. 79h.
NORMAN EORD
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MG. MAGNETIC '55;., black with
maroon upholstery: like.new con-
ditiOn: 81 800 OIL ABIDE
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TAKOMA MOTOR CO.

1875: truly Q buy. u. 7-63b3.
FORD 81 Country Squire 9-pas-
senger sta. wag.: T. and n. orig.
finish. S606.
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clean i-owner car in Al condition;
has Mercomatic. radio, heater. turn
signals: blue-and-white finish with
matchine interior. Special sale price
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5000 Seminary Rd, at Bailey's x.
Roads. JE. $4,000 It'll 8 pm.
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5000 Seminary Rd, at Bailey's x
Roads. JE. 3-3O0n iii q nm.
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FAIRFAX NASH

NASH-Looking for used Rambiers,
station wagons, sedaus and hardtops.
All reasonably priced. In top con-
dttiOn, Trade or terms.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-18

Harry on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Parker
and family of Euclid were Sun
day guests of Mrs. Gayle Adams
also Miss Patricia Smith OF
Hambden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Davies
visited his nephew and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Davies in
North Madison one day last
week. On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Holmes and granddaugh-
ter, Kathie Howard of Geneva
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Davies.
Mrs. Charles LegerSki was
taken seriously Ill last week.
Becoming unconscious she was
removed to Lakeside Hospital in
Cleveland on Friday. She regain
ed consciousness on Saturday
and at last report she is i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnie Cooper
and family of Bedford were
Sunday afternoon guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart
Cottam.
Miss Shirley Winchell was
married on Saturday, April 13,
to Mr.. Lysle S colt at 4;30
O'Clock in the Church of Christ
in Painesville. Besides her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Winchell and her brother, Alan.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-18

her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray CARRIER, a
number of friends from here
attended the wedding and re-
ception which followed at which
about three hundred and twenty
five guests were present. The
rehearsal dinner was held at
the home of her parents on
Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott are including Chicago and
Detroit in their trip. Best wish
es and congratulations go to the
newly-wedS.
There was a large attendance
at the Palm Sunday services.
The first part of the service
was in charge of our pastor
Rev. Webb. AS he is not yet
qualified to baptise, the Dis
trict Supt. DR.. Mullen of Akron
was present and administered
baptism to five children as
follows: Linda Sue, the baby
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
CARRIER; Rex Morgan, the little
son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Adams; Debbie and Richard
Alan children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clemen of Princeton Rd., and
Claudia Anne baby daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey McGurer.
At this time Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Gurer united with the church
by letter from the Chardon
Methodist church DR.. Mullen
who was accompanied by Mrs
Mullen, then preached a fine
sermon.