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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18
II Runs Through
My Mind
| Had a Letter
BY POLLY ]. HANSr

| Had a Letter
This week | had a special de-
livery letter from a girl who was
graduated from Southern High
some time ago, in which she was
making a plea to inform the par
ents at P.-T.A how inadequate the
school is for preparing young
people for the life that is just
ahead.
Now that Mary that's not her
name) is in the city meeting lots
of competition she finds herself
frustrated and bitter because of
lack of background, poor knowl-
edge and the power of expression.
In fact she feels so strongly that
she wrote several pages that were
well expressed, well punctuated
and dramatically correct
| have sympathy for Mary, whom
| recall as having been active in
many of Southerns affairs, for
remember in my life, when my
work took me hither and yon that
l too felt resentment when | Wis
tied Cornell, Ames, Minnesota and
Purdue, and saw how tremendous
their schools of home economies
were. Bitter for my own shortcom-
ings | wanted to blame my alma
mater. 1t took some time for it to
soak in that | hadn't learned near.
ly all that was available for me to
learn. 1t was there for the taking
but the spring prom was more i'm
portant than the engine.
So rather than tell the parents
about Southern's shortcomings it
would be well to let students and
parents know that knowledge is
there if they want it, After listen
ing to teachers discuss the curricu-
lum for the coming year on my
child's grade level, | came away
from P.-TA. being thankful we
have so many fine teachers who are
eager for the highest standards
| wonder if we don't expect too
much from our teachers, too little
from our children.
Some students have no home
work because they don't want to do
homework; others have much
homework, some of which is due
to poor study habits in the class
room. Can we blame the school
for that?
| do not know Marys record or
study habits or her course. The
wonderful thing for her is that she
recognizes her lack. Even if she
had gone to the best school in
America and on to the best college,
it would be healthy situation for
her to still feel the need of self
improvement. Maybe the pain she
is now feeling is a growing pain
and the ointment will be night
school or self-education through
good reading, educated compan-
ions, intellectual curiosity which
she could satisfy through visits to
museums, lectures and dozens Of
things great city has to offer.
Another healthy sign of Marys
is that she is concerned about the
needs of others and wants to do
something about it-a sign of ma
turity. So maybe Mary, the in
adequate school may have been
more adequate than you think.
1t was good to have your letter
and your interest and your express
sion of faith and love for Garrett
county.
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HOYES

The WSCS met Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Emerson
Bishoff. Mrs. Catherine McCrobie,
president. had charge, witt Lucille
Glotfelty having the devotions, and
Mrs. Jessie Groves, Mrs. Verna
Dewitt, Mrs Helen Speicher, Mrs.
Isabel Klotz Mrs Martha GlOtfelty
giving the lesson, which was titled,
Our Plus Becomes Cross" Mrs.
Margaret Bowman gave a report
on the study book, Within Two
Worlds Twelve answered to the
roll call. Refreshments were served
by the hostess.
The Homemakers club met Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Hobart Bishoff. Helen Speicher,
club president. had charge. The
demonstration was given by Nellie
Bishoff and Catherine McCrObie.
Seven answered roll call. Mrs. HUI
bert Friend. health chairman, had
each fill out a QUESTIONABLE on
safety in the homes.
Mr.. and Mrs w. W. Dewitt and
Nancy, have returned to their home
here. They have young Harry Chip
man here with them for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Claude Bishoff
get better, we'll have to take her
to the dictionary, won't we Nom
my?"
Gee. just think what an. educa-
ton that would be-
Short Course in Human Relations
Five most important words
am proud of you.
Four most important words
What is your opinion?
Three most important words
If you please
Two most important words
Thank you!
Least important word
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CARD OE THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and helpfulness during
the illness and following the death
of our mother, the late Mrs. II. p
Stuck.
We also appreciate the thought
fulness of those who gave flowers
and contributed the use of their
automobiles for the funeral service.
The Children
ADV 7-1t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18

Mrs. Kenneth Miller, of Newburg,
w. Va recently.
Mrs. r. B. Friend visited Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Dewitt, Monday
Emerson Bishoff and John Bish-
off visited Miss Ada Leighton, in
Oakland. recently.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18

Senate passed a bill to increase
interest ceiling on government saw
ings bonds to 81 percent.
Norway rejected Soviet threats,
said she intended to stay in NATO.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18

Witt Nancy Joe Turney and Mrs.
Catherine McCrobie visited Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Jones and Patty,
Sunday afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bishoff and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs Okey
Hoff and Marlene visited Mr.. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Savage and
granddaughter Shirley Gay. Mr..
and Mrs. Farley Savage and daugh-
ter Betty Lorraine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Coddington and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Fresh, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa; Mrs. w. w. De-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-18
Vocabulary

David Shaffer, the young son Of
Nordeck and Stella, was concerned
about his sick puppy. IF he doesn't
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Adv. Tit
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-16

HARLEY Davidson motorcycle, very
good condition, priced right; can be
seen Saturday or Sunday afternoon
only. 1886 Woodbridge rd., off Noble
. WHEEL chairs, So. Call KE. 1850
before 10 a. m. or after p. m.
DEEP freeze; window; bird cage. Call
PO. l-5125.
PHOTOGRAPHER'S developing and
reprinting equipment fly rod, cast
ing rod reels, flies and plugs; Soft.
new plastic hose; light blue sport
coat, size 36 or 80; General Electric
portable plug in radio, wet battery:
pair new dotted Swiss tailored
curtains. Call after p. m, FA.
l-6068.
CLOSE out aluminium storm windows,
all sizes, SIS up. Halls Railroad Stor-
age 1870 St. Clair.
DIAMOND ring set, matched, locking
wedding and engagement rings, cost
S375 sell for $3.50. VIII. 3-2l0l after
4:30 .. m.
WROUGHT iron patio railing. 8 #.
long 8 ft. wide, stairs included; in
side open stairway railing, s ft., long;
small motor, h4-h.p.; Minneapolis
Honeywell coal furnace ther1nostat;
so used bricks, 10 cement blocks.
roll roofing tar paper; living room
mirror, 2lX28. framed; moving, can't
use them, sacrifice, any reasonable
offer accepted. ASP East 336th ST., off
Lake Shore blvd, Eastlake, VIII.
2-6513.
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DELCO Remy radio for 1855 Olds-
mobile. will trade for good washing
machine, rifle or shotgun. RE. 2-7329.
ALUMINIUM shade screen, 25c so. #,
makes rooms l09o cooler. Nottingham
Hardware Co., 18708 st. Clair ave.
A1R-conditoners, power mowers, etc,
name brands, IS above dealer cost,
terms, full warranty. VIII. 2-3036.
PEERLESS gas heater, $1,000 BTU, like
new, $40: Wastektng incinerator;
hanging wall model, So. RE. i-8077.
NEW outdoor television antenna, 81;
Zenith portable radio: Motorola tele-
vision; Eureka sweeper; Philco tape
recorder; air-conditioner; Pennsyl-
Vania power m oWer: Columbia
phonograph, display models. bargain
priced. VIII. 2.300e.
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R Z N r \ M5111 51EE
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FOR 4 3-MONTH PERIOD
A1lied Office Machines
SALES SERVICE RENTALS
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OUR Engagement and Wedding Book.
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ALUMINIUM awnings, custom made,
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CUPBOARD motor, 10-h.p., I cylinder
Evinrude. MU. l-4133.
WANTED: Electrolux tank cleaner:
table saw; Q or 3-h.p. single phase
motor; or. will trade 2 or 3-h.p. s.
age to Box 64. Madison. Ohio.
CAMPING trailer, small s-ft., never
used: can be seen 10 a, m. to 3 D, M
1901 East 172nd st.
LARGE azaleas. also annual plants
28836 Chardon rd. VIII. 3-O92f.
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M1nY many openings immediately
to list Check with today. Many OF employers
PAY FEE for qualified applicants
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ABSOLUTELY No Down Payment
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Al Companies
METALLURGIST, CHEMICAL
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costing exp, work as Project
Engineer ............. s5oo-s7oo
ME-. heatinq. ventilGtinq and
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stondcrds .............SS SS0O-SS2O
PROJECT ENGR.. ME-, power and
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TRAFFIC RATE CLERK. exp.
IR. ACCOUNTANT. degree
and exp. .......... s4oo-ssoo
ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. degree.
recent grad. promodonol $45o
ESTIMATOR. S yeors exp. sheet
metal background Lioison between
Sales and Production $4So-S55o
CRAFTSMAN. exp. detoiler. work
with product designer .. s45o+
SALES. no exp. "a trovel. S. E.
resident Observation-Disclosures. $780,
SALES. exp. Ford-Mercury
ports ..... .quorontee $500
INCOMING MATERIALS
INSPECTOR. know all phases
inspection xAnn
JR. CREDIT CLERK. undergrad
and exp. ............... to $3.50
SALES CORRESPONDENT. lead to
outside soles ........... $780,
TIMESTUDY TRAINEE. HIS, good
with figures .............. .S3l5
DRAFTING TRAINEE. HIS.
mechanical drowing. good
opportunity ........ $500
ENGINEERING LAB TECH.
HELPER. HIS. grad.
promotiondl ......... $24o-S300
$50 AN. 10 $500 Pm.
e Is Oar Business
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FOR Miscellaneous

ALL" so lbs. $695; Tide, is lbs,
television, carpeting; discount, up
to $50 for your old cleaner. Bondi s
Furniture and Appliance, 1889 Hay.
den, PO. 1887.
WARM Morning gas iacinerator, brick
lined with timer, installed, $139,
East Ohio Gas Plan, RE. 1-7252.
bookcase, $50; tilt top
table, $35; walnut extension table,
$685. chairs, SIS: fire screen, $5;
mahogany table and leaves, $40; bed
stead, $40; sewing box foot stool, $40;
chair, $40; others: also chrome din
cite set, $40; saxophone, $40; desk
and chair, $50; davenport, SIS; rugs
and many other items. 13464 Euclid
ave-, Ii. 1906
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Top Notch Positions

FEMALE META
CONTACT MRS. ROBERTS ENC
ASSISTANT to CONTROLLER. no cost
shorthond Euclid s35o Eng
SECRETARY. vice president ME-.
notent exn $3.50 pow
SECRETARIES. Euclid. verv hns DRAF
compunv S3oo-S350 exp
LEGAL sTENo z clsy. s3oo-sa2s DUAL
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR. new insp
Euclid Office S27S-s3oo sup'
SALES ORDER CLERK Goht stan
steno 5000 PROJE
PERSONNEL sPERvlsoR. exp. boil
s.3o.s.an 8 dovs s25o.saoo TRAIT
BURROUGHS BOOKKEEPING to 8
MACH. OPR.. receivobles $500 IH. AZ
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK. ana
ligh. typing .......... s2sos2ss ANAL
GENERAL OFFICE. smoll Euclid rece
Co. diversified exp. S325-S425 ESTIM
INDUSTRIAL NURSE. Wickliffe. metz
doys $3.50 up Sale
ORDER CLERK, Euclid, type, some DRAF'
comp. calculator ~ S260-$290 with
PBX.TYpLST, small Eost Cleveland SALES
company ............... $3.50 resic
CREDIT CORRESPONDENT, no SALES
shorthand. Five Points oreo $500 part
TELEPHONE CREDIT CLERK. light INCOl
typing. Heights $500 r comm. NSl
CHURCH SECRETARY. East insp
Cleveland type ....... s22S up IR. CT
TYPST CLERK. Wickliffe $3.50 + and
MAIL-FILE CLERK, to SALES
age 4U ........... SZZS'Szou outs
roSliNG SLhhH' n9nt 'ypng; TIMES
S"i oA'Ie' L. N'e'e' "A'''"A'' with
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CONTACT MRS. HADLEY mec
MACHINE SHOP FOREMAN. min. oppc
10 years exp. know Brown 6 ENGN
Sharpe outomotics, small HEEL
shop .................... $S6S prom
Cell Fer appointment $3.50
Employment Service Is
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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED
For Best SeIectivitY in the City See Us Today

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TECHNICAL
FOUNDRY Superintendent $4,000
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. research
and development. medical
instruments .....to 10 $500
MACHINE DESIGNER,
WllouqhbY ore0 ..... to $3.50
MACHINE DESIGNER. heed up
dept, degree ........to to $4,000
METALLURGIsT. many
openings .,............. DooU up
PLANT ENGINEER, maintenance
experience ..........t to 500
CHIEF. CRAFTSMAN. small
company, supervise man,
board work ...........to to $3.50
PRODUCTION ESTIMATORS.
machine shop exp. ..... to $500
TIME STUDY and methods to $3.50
ROD MEN for surveying .... $500
TRANSIT MEN for surveying $500
ESTIMATOR. sheet metal .... $3.50
TECHNICAL WRITER, B.S.
In chemistry ........... TO $500
Is ENGINEERS needed for local
expanding firm. E.E.s. MES,
oeronuuticol design and
development ...........to 10 $500
300 CRAFTSMEN needed to fill
spots oil over town, from
jrs. 10 SIS. ........... S3S0-S5S0
TOP JOBS OUT OF STATE
SHOP Supt.. structural steel. 80
employees, Illinois ... to $4,000 |
PUBLIC RELATIONS director for
Top flight Co. in Massachusetts,.
IS 10 so yrs. college grad,
handle complete program,
PHYSICAL METALLURGIST.
titdnium base alloys. to $3.50 no fee
CHEMISTS. corrosion research,
TO ............... $3.50 no fee
MAINTENANCE ENGINEER.
experienced in metal process
ing equip. to ...... $500 no fee
CHIEF industrial engineer. super.
wise plant layout. planning.
degree ........... to $500 no fee
OFFICE AND COMMERCIAL
IND. ENGINEER troinee.
electrical background .. S400
AUDITING supervisor. 10
IS years ................ 10 $3.50
GENERAL accounting. train for
dept. head ............... $3.50
PURCHASING. expediter. to $3.50
COST and general accounting $500
UNIT MGR. finance Co..
exp, young ............... S375
STATISTICAL quolity control.
supervisor ............. $500 r
1B.M. operoior ........ S44o no fee
INVOICE CLERK .............. $3.50
MANAGEMENT trainees.
10 26. ............. $3.50 + comm
MAIL CLERK Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
INDUSTRIAL
ELECTRICIANS, many
openings .......-..... 10 S2.70
INTERNAL and externol
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ana ctimulaCo II, Tor 1t is his
only opportunity to find out
what is in the mind Of the
court. Justice Harlan advised.
He conceded that some
times there is too much ques-
ticning by q court. Seeking to
advise the lawyers what to do
under such circumstances, he
offered this opinion. Handle
1t the best way you can"
Justice Harlan addressed q
luncheon meeting Of the an
nual convention Of the FBA
at the Hotel Statler.
Earlier. the association elect
ed Laurance H. Axrnan, trial
attorney and employment pol
icy ofncer for the Justice De-
partment. as president to sue
coed Earl w. Kintner.
The District of Columbia
Chapter Of the association
elected Larry Gilbertson, deputy
general counsel OF the Small
Business Administration, rs
president. He Is TO succeed Rob-
ert w. Minor Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Approve Merit System
The national organization
adopted q resolution recon-
mending that Congress provide
. career status for Government
attorneys. It called for recruit
ment and selection Of attorneys
on . merit basis and retention
in the service to be governed
by Q satisfactory record and
devotion to the public interest.
Mr.. Amman was elected to the
FBA presidency by 1858 votes
to 1888 for F. Trowbridge vom
Baur, general counsel for the
Navy. It was . mail ballot.
Elected to serve with Mr.. Ak
man are Joe E. Moody, assistant
general counsel Of the General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

Services Administration. first
vice president; Whitney Gill;
land. chairman. Foreign Claims
Settlement Commission. second
vice president: Abe McGregor
Goff. Post once general coun-
sci. general secretary: Joe H.
Lesh. Justice Department.
treasurer. Mr.. Kintner was
chosen as delegate to the Amer
lean Bar Association and John
GroSvenor, assistant general
counsel of the Treasury. alter
nate delegate.
Native Of Kansas City
Mr.. Amman was born in Kan
sas City in 1890. He became an
assistant United States attor-
ney in New York City in 1917,
practicec privately for rs years
and then resumed his Govern
ment career In 1912. A bache-
lor, he lives at the Woodner
Apartments.
Other District Chapter ON
GERS elected are Theodore H.
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Haas. Frank Willard and James
Williams. respectively. first,
second and third vice presi-
dent: Miss Laurie Streeter. gen.
eral secretary; william A. Mel
Ian. recording secretary:
Charles A. Halle. treasurer;
Mrs. Blanche Wilcox. delegate
to the National Council. and
Allison Rupert. alternate dele
gate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
take dimension with the cloud pattern
"WINDRIFT" WOOL CARPET
by MASLAND
Il.
square yard

square yard
One look at the outumn-new coNed
cloud pattern Of this luxuriousIy
deep corpet and you con visualize
q new dimension" for your deco
rotinc scheme. "Windrift" gives
your rooms the some feeling Of ex-
ponsiveness and oiriness that you
get from looking at the clouds. And
when you walk on this thick, resiIi-
ent corpet, you'll feel like you're
walking on clouds.
To add to the excitement Of this
superb Wilton, choose from these
glorious coIors; sunset rose, gold,
eorsoee green, abbey oroy, nutrio.
Hampton beige, white Iiloc. FUR
quoise, wheat or cinnamon. 9 and
" widths.
Other Fine Masland carpets
in our collection:
"Nupoint," Is eoIors, 9 and ~
vide. Square yard 1925
"RippIetone." IS coIors, 9 and "
wide. Square yard 1850
"Stroto." 7 eoIors, II and s wide.
Square yard 1895
Legend" 10 eoIors. 9 and IL wide.
Square yard 1898
WGL--FIoor Coverings, 9th Floor
"Rippletone" and "Stroto" only at
-. Chevy Chose.
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Justice Tells Lawyers
To Welcome Queries

Many lawyers arguing appeals questioning BY judges
e . sort Of subverve activity according to Justice John
Marshall Harand Of the Supreme Court
But he assured members Of the Federal Bar Association
yesterday that good question: well answered sis worth any
amount Of argument lawyer ought to welcome questioning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
SOS

twin or double size innersprins
mattress and matching box spring
Poy only 600 down. as low as e.57
per month for o fonous Steorns 9
Foster hoir-top nottress complete
with box spring an extroordin-
ovbuy OF this very special price. The
number Of these sets thot we were
able to purchase is limited. 50 you'll
be wise to come the first thing Mon
day morning II you would be one Of
the lucky purchasers.
The mottress has typicolIy de luxe
Steorns 8 Foster lectures: firm in
nersprino unit, insulo pad. cotton
felt upholstery. lovers Of hoir top
and bottom and heavy s-ounce wo-
ven striped cotton cover. Supported
by firm box spring. you con be sure
Of yeors Of the most rsstfuI sleep
when you take advantage Of this
sleep SET speciol.
WSL-Ths Sleep shop. 9Th Floor
-. oIso Chevy Chose and Corners
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ISETTA 1900"

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CHEVROLET 1854 2-door sedan;
10000 miles. excellent condition
throughout; $1,000. HORNER'S
COR, Buick Dealer. Fla. ave ne
at 9Th II a-8404
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(Ford)
3c0S Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
IA $4,000

FORD So Victoria VS. hit: attrac.
2-tone, Wv. Fordomatic. 7. and
h.: very clean SPECIAL S7g9.
Trade. Terms. KIRK MOTOR CO..
1000 Ga. ave, ia. 9-4S00.
FORD SO Fairlane VS. Town sedan:
spotlesS. original blue: Wv. tires,
Fordomatic. r. and h. WEEK END
SPECIAL. 81 800. Low as $i4 mo.
KIRK MOTORS. 1000 GA. AVE.
IA 0.64n0
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BUICK 50 Super Riviera hardtop:
Z. h.: dyna.. Wv. tinted glass
Fully equipped. black with white
top: low mileage; very clean inside
and out: excellent condition VIII
after S30 n m
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CHEVROLET 1867 4-dr.; powergiide
MILLER'S SHELL STATION. sos
Leesburg pike. at Bailys Crossroads.
CHEVROLET 1854 Handyman sta
ton wagon; 2-tone green; pvt.
OWNER. so. $1,000.
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BUICK SO Super sedan: POKER
steering. power brakes. T. and h.
dyna.. Wv. tires. blue and white
paint; low mileage, etc Gosh
trade, bank finance. MERSON &
THOMPSON. Chry .-Plym DlrS,
Used-ear Dept, 1927 Wis. ave,
OIL. 2-2615.
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Anacostia ChrySler-Plymouth
1908 Good Hope Rd Sc LII. 4-2333
BUICK '55 Special 2-dr. Riviera:
red body. white top: doctors car
Always had best care. Custom in
terror like new: Motor and body IN
excel. cond. Inspection by your own
mechanic welcome. Sl,750. ia
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! TRIANGLE { MOTORS

1910 r. / AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
BUICK $50 Super Riviera hardtop
white: beautifully appointed interior
Wv. tires, many features. incl.
power scoring and brakes; out
standing in every respect; was So
Ogb. SPECIAL TODAY, 40 ass
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BUICK SO Super Riviera 2-door:
blue and ivory finish. white-wall
tires. dynafiow, power steering; other
extras. excellent condition. Sl,OD5:
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THACKER MOTORS

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CADILLAC '53 convertible: original
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BUICK 1907 Special 2-dr,; attrsc-
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careful owner. has radio heater and
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BUICK SO Roadmaster Riviera dixie
newt. owner: purchased March.
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