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The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-07-18
GRAND TRUSTEES
APPROVE ELKS
BUILDING REQUEST

Word has been received in Pal
mer from Harold Dunn, exalted
ruler Of the Palmer BP.O. Elks
lodge, that the Grand Trustees
have approved an application of
the local lodge to take over the
lodge building from the 1912 As
sociates. This means it was
pointed out by Il. O. Stock, Elks
secretary, that as soon as the
paper work is completed the Pal
mer Elks Lodge will own all Of
their own buildings.
Dunn is In San Francisco at
tending the National Elks con
vention and conferred with the
trustees during the meeting.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-07-18
Eckert-CogIev
Nuptials Held

In an evening service, held at
Whitworth Community Presby-
terrain Church ia Spokane, Miss
jeanne Cora Cogley, daughter Of
MT. and Mrs. Freeman I'll. Cog
ley, ST.. of Spokane became the
bride Of Lieutenant Wesley F..
Eckert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Vir-
gil W. Eckert Of Palmer. The
ceremony was performed by DIR.
Charles F. Koehler, pastor emer-
titus of Knox Presbyterian
Church, Spokane. Soloist was
David Bridges and the organist
was Miss Jeanette Farley. "Be-
cause, II Love You Truly" and
THE Lords Prayer were offer
ed by the organist and soloist-
The church was decorated with
baskets Of white and pink gladi-
oil and white ribbon bows with
streamers marked the pews.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father.
The brides gown, which was
made by her mother, was bout
ant floor-length Of chantilly
lace over satin. The scalloped
neckline was outlined with seed
pearls. The very full skirt con
sisted of four tiers Of ruffled lace.
Her fingertip length illusion veil
was attached to a crown of irri-
descent sequins and seed pearls,
and she carried a cascade bouquet
Of pink and white roses and step
hanotis, with removable cor
sage.
The matron-o honor was Mrs.
Freeman II. Cogley, IT,, sister
in-law Of the bride. Her ballerina
length gown had a bouffant skirt
and was fashioned from candy
pink organdy with a powderpink
cummerbund and sash. Her bou-
quet was Of pastel pink carna-
tons, in the cascade style. Mrs
Clyde Armstrong, cousin of the
bride, and Miss Jane Buchanan
of Tacoma were her bridesmaids
They wore like gowns Of baller-
ina length, styled from powder
! pink crgandy with darker pink
:ummerbunds and sashes- Their
ouquets were of deep pink car
nations and their headpieces
were made Of pink flowers and
net in tiara style,
Cathy Cogley, niece Of tbs
bride aud daughter Of Mr. ans
Mrs. F. III. Cogley, IT,, was flowe1
| girl. she wore a powder-pinl
gown VI organdy with a pinl
sash. The ring bearer was Scott.
Spence, son of Mr.. and Mrs Don
aid Spence OF Spokane.
Robert Mackechney Of Anch
orage, college friend of the bride
groom, was best man and Free
man H- Cogley, Jr., brother q
pride, and Gary Chapel of Spok
ane we're ushers
For her daughters Weddin
Mrs. Cogley chose a pastel blu
dress of brocade crystalline wit
which she wore navy blue acces
SORES.
The bridegroom's mother at
tended her sons wedding.
A reception, held immediatel.
following the ceremony II IL
church was handled BY Mrs Har
old Frost The Misses Deann
Koerner and Patricia Mortol
presided at the gift table, mis-
Cogley at the guest book, Mrs
Arthur Rowley and Mrs. Jacl
Schoen at the cake table, Mrs
Robert Nelson poured the puncl
and Mrs. Merle Kelly poured th
coffee
Following the reception tn
couple planned to drive to For
Benning, Georgia, where th
bridegroom is stationed
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OBITUARIES
JOHN VAN RYN

Funeral services for John Van
Ryn, former owner and operator
of the White Spot Cafe in Palmer,
will be held in Newman, Califor-
MIA. Further information regard
ing the arrangements have not
been announced.
MIR. VanRyn, who had been in
iii health for several months
died suddenly while visiting in
the Fairbanks area. His body
was flown to Newman for burial
Known survivors include his
wife, Ruby, who resides in New
man.
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Two More.

Continued from page ny Y
week by the candidates and ala
valley girls who are thinking Of
entering the contest are urged to-
register at the Fair business of
flee az soon as possible. Several
girls have been mentioned as pos
sible candidates, McCallister said,
but they have not yet signed up
Special programs are being plan
ned for the girls all Of which will
provide entertainment and help,
during their campaigns. McCal--
lister said the Fair officials are.
hoping a great number Of addi-
tional girls will enter the con-
test.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-07-18


Cheechako Chefs met July lU
at the Extension office. Barbara
Lentz and Eunice Bach demon
strated banana bread. Kathy HUI
bert conducted a short business
meeting. We answered roll call
with our favorite breakfast. We
decided To answer roll call next
time with Fair Booth IDEAS
Tacey Nelson was elected news
reporter for the rest Of the year
Next meeting will be at Jerry
Hoskins.
Tacey Nelson reporter
The Beaters
The Beaters All club met July
Is at Lin Haisley's. Lin gave her
demonstration, making rhubarh
punch and served it for refresh
ments with cookies. Twelve mem
beers were present and all club
members finished their stories
Next meeting will be July % al
Barbara Brewster's.
Sharon Smith, reporter
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den, Washington. He expects to
return to Palmer about mid-Aug-
ust.
Gene Kirsch chairman of the
Matanuska Valley Sportsmen an
nual fish fry held last Sunday,
reported that for the first time il
a long time there was plenty Of
fish for everyone. He reported a
very successful fry and extended
his thanks to his committees who
helped make it so.
Earl 0. Almdale 1O-year-old
Of Spenard was brought into the
valley hospital from Big Lake
last week for the removal of a
large splinter which was lodged
il the boys ankle.
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a person makes them 50. Please
dispose VII this paper in proper
receptacle and help "BEAUTIFY
PALMER"
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this copy Of The Frontiersman,
please dispose OF it in a proper
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FOREST SERVICE
OFFICIALS GUESTS
or KIWANIS CLUB

DR. " l.. Harper, assistant
chief of Forest Service, Washing
ton, D. c., was geust speaker at
the July IS melting Of the Palmer
Kiwanis Club. His topic was
Forestry Resource Development
and Pograms Of Research.
Other guests at the meeting
included M. E. Hardy, supervisor
Chugach National Forest, Anch-
orage, P. D. Hanson, regional
forester, U. S. Forest Service,
Juneau, A. P. Caporuso, Alaska
Forest Research Center, Juneau,
DR.. Ray F. Taylor, forester III
charge, Alaska Forest Research
Center, and DR.. HI. r. Josephson,
director Forest Economics Re-
search USES. Washington, DC.
Oggie Hiebert, manager Of
Television Station KTVA, Anch-
orage, will present the program
at the July % meeting of the
Palmer Kiwanis Club His topic
will be Mechanics of Operating
a TV Station
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FOR FAST RESULTS Try "A
FRoNTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22

Bridgeville at FELTON,. The follow
ing scores for the girls as they
now stand are: Betty 10 Walters
200; Jean Reed-1S5: Janet
Sherwood Eleanor Kemp-35,
and Jean Miller-19.
Boys Basketball
Tuesday, FELTON, boys played ].
year. On Friday, the boys play
Bridgeville, whom we hope to beat
The game is away. Bobby Jester,
Frank Dill, Nelson Wyatt, Bill
Wood and Dorsey Hammond con-
niue to see the most action for
he FELTON, Quintet.
Farm Shop
Several farm shop projects have
been completed. Among these is
;craper blade complete with at
taching devices built by Claude
Peterson and Lowell Farrow. This
project was made from an old
snow pillow which was cut down to
size and the necessary parts weld
ed on to adapt it for use with
John Deere tractor.
Another project worthy of note
is one completed by Wayne Dill.
Wayne repainted his John Deere
Model A tractor complete with de-
Gals.
A third project nearing compile
ton by Laurence and Harry Nor
ris, is the reconditioning of a set
of two-bottom International Har-
yester plows. These plows were re-
painted and worn parts replaced
where necessary.
A fourth project which has been
completed by Wallace Caulk is a
power unit for dairy barn gutter
cleaner. This project was built
from miscellaneous parts and met
al pieces which were designed and
cut out by Wallace and his partner
Tommy Stayton.
Construction Program
Despite unfavorable weather con-
ditions during the past month some
construction work on the new
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22

After graduating, Fred hopes to
become mechanic at General Mo
tors. For the present time, how
ever, Fred's main int rests include
his Ford and how many girls it
will hold
Senior News
Members of the senior class sent
in their order for their graduation
announcements last week. Infor-
nation contained in these announ-
cements consisted of the date O..
graduation: June 6; time, 1900
m. and place: south campus O;
school or FELTON, Community Fire
Hall.
Elementary Assembly and News
The elementary assembly was in
charge of the two fourth grades
last week. Two movies, entitled
Alaska U. S. A." and How to
Build an Igloo," were shown to
the other elementary grades by
these classes.
All elementary grades had their
Valentine parties on Thursday af-
ternoon. Home room mothers were
in charge of the parties.
On Friday, February Is, Mrs
Chambers fourth grade entertain
ed Mrs. Hughes fourth grade and
the two third grades. This Valen-
tine program was presented in. the
auditorium. The program consist
ed of play "A Trip to Valentine
Land" in which the whole class
participated. All scenery and cos
tunes were designed by the fourth
graders. The numerous songs,
dances, and poems in the play con-
stituted a very entertaining pro-
gram.
Valentine Dance
Saturday, February 16, FELTON,
was represented at the Kent COun-
ty Association of Student Councils
Annual Valentine Dance, by Miss
Jean Reed. Jean is the vice presi-
dent of the JUNIOR class, student
council representative, and a MEM
Der of the girls basketball team.
She was selected by grades 7-12
from three contestants, nominated
by the student council She was
crowned by Robert Will of Caesar
Rodney, president of the associ-
alton.
Girls Basketball
The girls basketball record now
stands at z wins and 5 loses. Tues
day we played j. M. Clayton, there.
Friday afternoon we ended the
girls basketball season by playing
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22

building project has been COM
pleted. Foundation walls for sup
porting the new stage in the en-
larged auditorium are nearing COM
pletion and the small building for
housing electrical controls has
been started 1t is estimated that
heavy steel for the building pro-
ject will be delivered late this
month or early in March and that
full scale construction will be un-
derway next month.
CAP
At the Tuesday meeting of the
Aviation Education Glass, Howard
E. Henry, supervising principal,
explained the underlying principles
and techniques of celestial naviga-
ton. Mr.. Henry was an instructor
of Navigation in Naval Officers In
doctrination School at Princeton
during World War II.
Curriculum Planning
To aid pupils in choosing a life
work and select the proper high
school course, representative of
the Delaware Society of Engineers
presented a film and discussed en-
cheering with members of the.
eighth grade last Tuesday during
the sixth period.
Menu-February 25-March l
Monday-Macaron and Cheese,
Stewed tomatoes. Milk, Plums,
Bread and Butter.
Tuesday-Hot Dog on Roll, Bak-
ed Beans, Milk, Bananas
Wednesday = Meat Loaf, Lima
Beans, Milk, Chocolate Pudding,
Bread and Butter.
Thursday Hot Turkey Sand
witch, Buttered Peas. Milk, Fruit or
Pie.
Friday-Egg Salad Platter, Chop
ped Kale, Milk. Apple Crisp, Bread
and Butter.
PTA News
The first italian Spaghetti Sup
per sponsored by the FELTON, PTA
was held in the FELTON, School CAT
eteria on Monday evening, Febru-
airy Is.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22
FELTON, School News
Edna ClendanieI

Edna Clendaniel
Shy, quiet, retiring, this senior
girl is always willing to help and
greets each task with a smile.
When accused of some slightly mis-
chievious deed she usually ans
wers: We'll. I'm a little meany
anyl"
Recently from Milford High
School, Edna has enrolled IN q
home economics curriculum. She
still works in Milford, as a cashier
at Polan's. where she can partici-
pate in her favorite pastime: watch
ing people.
Did someone mention food
Among those Edna loves are fried
chicken and pumpkin pie. She also
enjoys preparing meals for her
family at home.
Her plans for the future have no
definite shape yet, but she wishes
to work with people and serve
them as well as she can.
Gene Carlisle
Students at FHS have come to
recognize the pile of books, which
struts down the school corridors
daily, as Gene Carlisle. If anyone
wishes to speak to this studious lad
he would have TO plough through
solid geometry, French ii, chem
istry, POD, English, ETC., to find
him.
Gene. usually called Gene" has
the reputation of being the speed
lest and most-scared-of-gi in the
class of ."57." All of his classmates
readily call him "Einstein III" and
just as readily turn all the class
financial records over to him to fig
ure out.
Gene plans to go on to the Uni
versity of Delaware for further ed
ucation after his graduation from
FHS in June. He hopes to become
a mathematics teacher at his Alma
Mater at some future date.
Any hobbies? Yes, of coursei
His main hobby is working out
math problems; his secondary
ores are singing in the Glee Club
and playing trumpet in the FHS
band. But the most important one
is staying away from moonlight,
and girlsl
Evelyn Good
Light brown hair with reddish
casts, blue eyes, feet 21s inches
in height would describe this girl
If someone was to look at her pic
ture. No picture could disclose,
however. that she has two left
feet when dancing and can't tell
her right hand from her left.
Evelyn enjoys singing. writing.
reading. sewing. swimming ~,
and a certain Caesar Rodney boys
company. For the past four years,
she has studied under the CONNER
cial course. After graduation. she
may become a telephone operator
in Wilmington, Delaware.
At present she is a co-editor on
The Echo staff and leading officer
In the local MYF. She strives each
six weeks to hit the High Honor
Roll. The blockades against OBJ
tanning this goal include pounding
the correct keys on the typewriter
and supporting dangling parti-
ciples.
Fred Casper
Standing about feet 2 inches
In his stocking feet, this senior boy
may be short in stature but he is
long in the number of friends he
has accumulated in his school
years. His senior classmates al
ways holler, "Fweddie," when they
arein need of car, for 'Fweddie's"
Ford is always ready to go.
For the past four years, Fred has
been taking the Vo. Ag. course. At
present he holds the office of sec
rotary for the FELTON, Chapter of
FLA.
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AUT0M0RILEs F0R SALE

FORD - customline Tudor: light
mistakably shows It; 7. and h.; $685.
with rld-Wide financing available
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E,.W. hwy. Cat Ga, Ave-
Silver Spring. Nd. JU. 9-4b0(
FORD 1888 Victoria IS" hardtop;
orig. yellow and black: Fordomatic
7. and h.; Wv. tires; immaculate
sTsas snd ts Mo Sscri ice $l iasS
and Columbia I'd. NV. AID. 2-7755
FoRpe. Chevrolets and Plymouths--.-
". guarantee; Worldwide financ.
ing arranged for everyonel Service
men welcomed
Silver Spring Motor Co.
s,, 1902 sI E;,w. Ivy. Eat Ca; A Sslloo
FORD 1851 sport coupe: powerful
VS. eneinep radio. heater, equipped
finished In elegant lisht gray: this
car reflects careful use; S545.
Che7y-ChaSe Chevrolet
7725 Wis. Ave. OIL. 4-1412
FORD 1855 custom VS. Fordor;
matte; very clean; owner; oniy
81 $50.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
$40 Lee Highway, Arl.. Va.
IA. 2-g003 Open til o &c
FORD 1887 Customline 300" VS.
Eordor: :. and h.. Wv. tires; style.
tone green and white fnish: S19b
Silver Spr. Motor Co. Of d. c.
zoos Ga. Ave. NV. IA. 9.3l0s
FORD '63 Customline "s'' Victoria
black and white finish. p..ws. r
s ssSSoh h; . ,tiptop car: 50. special today
TRIANGLE FORD
500 r: I. Ave: NE De: 2-e302
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1854 o.passenser coupe
special; s5.Ss5' '"'''A a "'"'.'
Akers Odds Cadillac Co.
Alex raiT5l Va, shopping o Ssn ss..soas,
CADILLAC SO Coupe de Villei 2
m sUnS teen throu8hout: 'Ssl 81 p'6seb. iRS
MARTIN 18th and K sts. NV.
CADILLAC $50 Sedan de Ville: full
power; immac.: low mi. DR.. mus
sell due TO illness. No dealers
Phone FE. 3-34o1 bet. 8 and S:3l
pm.
CADILLAC 1885 sedan; blue AMI
white, factory aforementioned. powe
steering, power brakes; reduced d
only S4.l9b; CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co
l1223 22nd st. NV. ST. $1,000
CADILLAC 1853 Coupe de VINE
power equipment: real nice. A holi
day special. $l.7S5.
AkerS Odds Cadillac Co,
Fairlinston shopping Center :,
CADILLAC '60 800 Special 4-doo
sedan; General Motors afr condition
ing, power steering, power brake,
electric. windows and seat premium
tires etc. S4,606..
Suburban Cadillac lds
.I nRApLEY 81, SHOPPING cENaTEERs o
CHEVROLET $50 VS. convertible; !
and h.. powerSiide' Wv. tires; $50
Silver Spring Motor Co
silllSsfp i sp nlM Ma .s lat % -. 4 ssso
CHEVROLET '55 de luxe static
wagon; Handyman: beautiful blu
fnish. amazingly clean: $l'495. No
lc0St guarantee.
TRIANGLE FORD
SOLO z. I. Ave. NE DE-. 1850:
CHEVROLET 1855 Bel Air spor
SoupEs; Z nS ana v a. w arM,.b .ires SSs W.
silver Spr. Motor Co. Of D. G
1905 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. p-3lO'
CHEVROLET 1856 4-dr. statiol
Reduced to only Ss,i95.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
"a 90? s.5SO Lee Halfway 5 Ss1i' " X. as,
CHEVROLET s! eonvertIbis; e,
sita nsS n. elisf Sos down saa H. 'u
Silver Spring Motor Co
sil 1Spi sp aiw h NJ 'a' 90 a. Asrsso
| CHEVROLET 1888 "21O'' 2-do0f.; I
and h.. WV. tires 2-tone fnish
Silver spr. Motor Co. Of D. c
1905 Ca. Ave. NV. ia. 9-3lO'
CHEVROLET 1884 ?-docr sedan
blue. radio, heater. only 1SS4b.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
$40 Lee Highway. Arl., Va. .
IA. e-9O0S Open I'll a:3.
CHEVROLET 1888 station wagon
e ov' 5i-s ssis passed Inspection ~
CHEVROLET '67 VS. sport coupe
powerElide. power pack; one-owne
a n:h !! t o% a. !; y ssEs ' Down 2 sisI
worldwide financing available;
full year GUARANTEES.
Silver Spring Motor Co
s,, 1902 s E;.w. HgS. Eat On Ave. slo,
CHEVROLET 1888 sport coupe: bill
liant ivory and sun sold with match
ing upholstery and phite-wall tires
VS. sport model. In top condition
thFough0ut and carrying our CCt
warranty; S1.006, terms.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
772b Wis. Ave. OIL. 4.ll1.
CHEVROLET 1888 s2iO' 2-dr.
gray. A nice second car for onll
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MONROE; FORD

1887 East-west HWY, Silver apring
JU. B.7eOl Open TIL Q Pm.
IRoRD9. chevrolets and PLymouths-<
year guarantse: world wide Ananc-
Ing aTyanged for everyone. Service
linen welcomed
Silver Spr. Motor Co, Of D. c.
1905 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. e-3i05
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SOTO e. ]. ave. Nh DE, a-eso2
FORD '4p VS. Pordof; liaht green.
$3.50. full price, See todayl
Silver Spring Motor Co.
s,,Iy epI s1 11w H hSS'- "a. "a "A AZ Sssot
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" TIRTANGLE FORD

FORD 's5 customiine VS. Tudor;
Pofdomatic, heater. turn signals
sparkling black nnish; carefu
owner. excellent throughout: si.39b
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BUICK '55 Special 4-dr.; .. and h.,
AGAINST the MARKET Only s2S5 down.
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Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E.-w Hwy. lat Ga. Avel
Silver Spring. Md. JU. D-4b00
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BUICK 81 Super Riviera hardtop;
dynedowi immaculate throughout:
$405. LOGAN (Ford1, 3540 14th
st. NV, tn. 2-41OO
BUICK '55 super Riviera sedan:
power steering and brakes, dyna; :.
COR, Buick Dealer. FlA. ave. ne.
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a UTOM0BILES FOR SALE

'ssr:Hsr ast! 's:;S .: : :sS
"a osa1iS9 open Ia
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OLMSTEHD lOLDsl

OLMO 1EAO (O1O6I
1000 WILSON BLVD. IA. f-Sl0f
CHEVROLET '63 Bel Air 2-door;
s ss:Sns esI ss SSe So n; 2sns
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
Il21 21st 81. NV. DI. TOLL
CHEVROLET 1855 Bel Air sporl
coupe: radio. heater, poWergilde, seat
eoveIs; yellow and white. BONDED
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BENNINo AUTO SALES, Llnc-Mere
1900 BenninE Rd. NE. Ii. 4-7234
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TRIANGLE FORD

FORD 's3 cuatom g" Pordof: FORD.
S .s1 :. and b.. turn sisn.l.. Gus
owner ear: sse5. written guaran-
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ARCADE PONTIAC

l4s7 IrvIne So NV. 40. 4-s5O(
CHEVROLET 1888 Bel Air hardtop
positively new-car eonditioni equip.
ped; lov price, BURROWS MOTOR
CO.. 300 N st. Sc. Ii. 4-e300.
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silver spr. Motor Co. Of D. C.

zoos Ca. Ave. NV. ia. e-31O:
BUICK '54 Roadmaster 4-drp sedan
power steering and brakes. dyna.
Z. and h.: 2-t0ne green: recondl
toned and guaranteed; S1,499
HORNER'D COR. Buick Dealer
Fla. ave. ne. At 9th. III. 0-6404
BUICK 1885 Super Riviera 2-dr.
:. tssrins and brakes, Ter. : and b.; !, Wv ~
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DE SOTO 1850 4.dr. sedan; excep.
tionally low MILEAGE: yeEr clear
car - owner since new. $500
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Connect.
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FORD $50 Custom IS" sedan; With
radio, heater. many extras: looks
and performs like . new car: hard
70 beat ct this price. No. 40l-A.
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lburban Cadillac-Olds

bB hEoDA, MI. OL. o-11Ot
CHEvROLET6. Fords and Plymouths
Over $50 cars TO choose from. 1.
year guarantee. Worldwide fnanc.
ing erranse for everyone! servieemer
welcomed
Silver Spr. Motor Co. Of D. c.
1908 Ca. Ave. NV. ia. e-3lOs
cHEvRoLETs. PoRDs. PLYMoUTH
Over $50 cars 70 choose from
n. yssT EIa 1rnnssl WSrld.wiSs q
Eeryicemen welcomed
Silver Spring Motor Co,
.,, 1902 E::M. Ivy. Cat Ca, Ave :,
CHEVROLET. 1919 2-door sedan;
KENVON-pETR
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FORD "a Customline Tudor: light
blue finish: lone-owner car and un.
mistakably shows II; r. and h.; $685.
with worldwide financing. available
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MONROE FORD

1897 East-west Hwy. silver Spring
JU. 6-7eOl Open Till Q PM.
FORD so VS. convert; Z. ana b.;
sos down. See todayI
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 H.:W. Ivy. Cat O.; Ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28
$2,259
MONROE FORD
KenVOn-PeCk CheVrOlet

$40 Lee Highway. Arl.. Va.
IA. 2-9003 Open til 9:3t
BUICK ,56 hardtop 4-door; $o,295
OIL. 6-b2A7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28

Royal Chrysler, Inc.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28
TRIANGIE EORN

I3OiO r. I. Ave. NE. DE-. 2-6302
CHEVROLET 1855 Bel Air sport
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silver Spr. Motor Co. Of D. c.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-26

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ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN, to share .-bedrm. apt.
with another man, in Va. good bus
service: air cond. JE. 4-2l02.
YOUNG MAN has i-bedrm apt, 20
share with another man: NV. Sec
ton. Call DE. 2-7S3l.
BACHELOR, 30-4O. congenial, to
share l-bedrm, apt. with l other
gentleman. WO. 6-634S.
iIRL. bet. $3.50 to share apt. with
girls In SIC. area: all mod. conv.,
eonv to shopping. 10. 2-ll0S
COLORED GIRL WILL SHARE
apartment with reliable girl or
couple. Phone LU. 3-1636
y GIRLS to share mod. apt. with
another Porehes. ydS. Upper NV.
Reas.. LA. 6-s95e after pm.
LADY to share apt. with another
lady in modern air-cond. bldg
NV, EN- 3-02lJ.