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Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01
University News

DR.. Howard A. Johnson, Canon
Theologian of The Cathedral
Church of st. John the Devine, New
York City, and Adjunct Professor
of Religion at Columbia Universe
ty, will speak on Wednesday, No
vember 6, during the annual Re-
ligious Emphasis Week program
on the University of Delaware
campus.
A native of Iowa, he was grad
uated from the University of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles and the Pro
testant Episcopal Theological Sem
mary in Virginia. He has done
graduate work at Princeton and al
the University of Copenhagen
where he was a fellow of the
American Scandinavian Founda-
ton. He received the degree OF
S.T.M. with highest hOnors from
the Union Theological Seminary
Upsala conferred upon him the de-
gree of DID,, honOris causa, il
1856.
DIR. Johnson served on the, fac
ulty of the University of the South
Sewanee, Tennessee as assistant
and later associate professor OF
theology from 1949 to 1858. He was
assistant chaplain to Episcopal
students at Princeton University
in 1912.
Among DR.. JOhnson's publica-
tions is "Kierkegaard no Pikaino
Kagi", translation into japanese
of a series of five lectures on Kier-
kegaard given in Japan in 1852 at
twenty-five universities and col
Christian, Buddhist, Shin
to, and secular. DR.. Johnson cur
rently holds the post of editor OF
preaching the Christian Year.
The lecture by DR.. Johnson is
the fourth in a series of eight be-
ing presented this year by dis
tinguished American clergymen
visiting the University of Della
ware. The series is under the joint
sponsorship of the Dean of Stu
dents office and the University Re
ligious Council and is being iGan-
ced largely by funds provided by
the Alumni Associations 1857 De-
velopment Fund campaign. The
public is invited to attend without
charge.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01

church in group and the like
He said also that the flag should be
displayed on that day.
State Insurance Commissioner
Harry S. Smith was a special guest
at the recent 1857 Conferment Lun-
cheon at the Pennsylvania and
South Jersey Chapters of the So
ciety of Chartered Property and
Casualty Underwriters, which in
cludes also the State of Delaware
The society is a national pro-
fessional organization of insurance
men and women, with membership
limited to those who have been a.
warded the c. P. C. U. designation
The diplomas were presented to
those who received this degree by
having successfully completed a
course of study conducted by the
American Institute for Property
and Liability Underwriters.
Prerequisites for conferrment OF
the honors include evidence of the
fulfillment of prescribed period
of satisfactory insurance expert
ence; the successful completion OF
series of comprehensive exami-
nations and the acceptance of q
strict code of ethical conduct.
The luncheon celebrating this af-
fair, which Mr. Smith attended as
an honored guest, was held in the
Pennsylvania Ball Room of the
Sheraton Hotel, in Philadelphia.
The designees agree to abide by
the following rules of professional
conduct:
81 shall strive at all times to
ascertain and understand the needs
of those whom / serve and act as il
their interests were my own: and
I shall do all in my power to main
tain and uphold a standard OF
honor and integrity that will re-
fleet credit on the business in
which l am engaged.
Harry S. Smith, Georgetown, at
tended the 175th anniversary OF
Washington College, Chestertown
Md, over the weekend. He is q
former student of the college. On
Saturday afternoon, he was a guest
at a reception given by the Board
of Visitors and Governors of the
college. In the evening. he at
tended the alumni banquet which
was followed by alumni "Open
house" at the Chester River Yacht
and Country Club.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01
Prepare Pantry For Flu

Whether it's Asiatic or regular
flu, cold or grippe. your family may
get sick during the coming months,
says Marion Macdonald, Kent
County 4-H Club Agent.
If mother gets sick, the whole
family's routine is upset, so ms a
wise homemaker who prepares
Just in CASE.
For those who live alone, it's
especially important to be ready
for flu.
She makes these suggestions:
Keep a supply of fruit and tOma-
to juices. Gingerale is good for an
upset stomach that can tolerate
few foods. Tea and bouillon cubes
will be useful. Canned and frozen
soups provide nourishment with a
minimum of effort. Pudding and
gelatine "slide down" easily.
For family members who re-
main we'll, a bland liquid diet is
hardly adequate. Provide for their
healthy appetites with heat-and-eat
foods such as meat pies and stews,
baked beans, sauerkraut and frank
furters, chow mein, date-nut bread,
canned and frozen fish, vegetables
and fruit
Build up resistance to colds and
flu by eating a well-balanced diet
high in vitamins A and G, Mrs.
Macdonald advises. Eat at least
four servings of fruits and vege-
tables daily, especially citrus fruits
ana green and yellow vegetables.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01
GEORGETOWN
Mrs. Constance Brown
Phone: Georgetown 1880

! Members of the Glass of 1861
were officially welcomed into
Georgetown High School by their
''superiors'', the members of the
sophomore class at an assembly
last week.
The freshmen wore outlandish
costumes as prescribed by the
sophomores and took part in the
assembly which was restricted to
those in grades 10 through IL.
Originally, the Student Council
had planned a welcome dance fol-
the new high school students. but
this affair was postponed until
later in the school year because OF
the Fescheduling of football games
made necessary Oy the epidemic
which swept Sussex County schools
during the past few weeks.
Rehearsals have started for the
Glass of 1858 play, June Grad
uate." Mrs Bernice Jones, ninth
grade English teacher, will be di-
rector. The play will be given in
the school auditorium, December
5 and 6.
The cast for the play includes
Fred Goggin, Roland Russell, Ron
aid Wilson, Nelson Coar, Jack
Short. Janice Grain, Joyce Wilgus
Patsy Jones, Joan Davidson. Carol
Mumford, Susan Murray and Nan
cy Davidson. Peggy Breasure will
be prompter and assistant to the
director.
Members of the Senior Glass
joined thousands of other seniors
throughout the country in taking
the Scholarship Qualifying Test, on
Tuesday The test is designed for
the preliminary selection of secon-
dary school candidates seeking to
qualify for the National Merit
Scholarship Program and for other
sponsored scholarship programs
On November 18 and 19, all men,
bers of the senior class will take
series of aptitude and achieve
ment tests given by the University
of Delaware as a part of a state
wide survey of all seniors to de-
termine how many Delaware
seniors could profit by further for
NAL education.
Ralph H. Lyons, past commander
of Sussex Post No. 8, American Le-
gion, has been appointed Ameri-
canism chairman for Sussex Dis
trict No 4. He is also serving as
department historian.
Appointment was made by De-
partment Commander Park Hunt
ington and verified by letter from
Charles Burrows, department A
mericanism chairman.
In accepting his appointment, Mr..
Lyons said, "It is the objective of
the Americanism program to trans
late Americanisn precepts, prin-
ciples and ideals in an understand
ing and practical manner to Le-
gion posts and other groups and
individuals including the young"
Mr.. Lyons has sent out an appeal
to all Legion posts in Sussex
County to observe Veterans Day
November II. in some manner
dinners. speeches by members to
other organizations, attendance al
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01
COKESBURY
Mrs. Mabel Lambden
Phone: SeafOrd 1929

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Downes Of
Rehoboth, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Whaley and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Snyder of Brookside were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Carmean
last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Truitt en-
tertained guests last weekend
from New Jersey.
Mrs. Delema Baker met with a
serious accident last Monday by
sticking a stick in her eye She
received medical attention and at
present is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wilson's
guest last Thursday evening was
Mr.. and Mrs. George O'Day and
family, Mrs. Delema Baker and
Mrs. Mabel Lambden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carmean
entertained last Sunday for din
ner in honor of their fathers, birth
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Car
mean and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Snyder of BroOkside.
Miss Margaret Rogers of George
,
Charles Short and family last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Lof-
land, near Greenwood, last Thurs
day night
The All Club leaders attended a
council meeting at the sub-station
last Tuesday night.
The community covered dish sup
per that was held last Saturday
night was attended by As people.
The affair proved very successful
and it was decided to have one
each month. Horace Carmean was
given a surprise in honor OF his
birthday. He received several nice
gifts. The next covered dish sup
ser is November 23 at $50 p. m.
Mrs. William Truitt will be in
charge. Birthday calendar pro-
gram is being planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Isaacs and
daughter spent last weekend in
Lynchburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linden Isaacs' din
ner guests last Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Handy and Mrs.
Delema Baker.
The All Club members are plan.
ming to attend the All Club ban
quet in Georgetown on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Eva Birmingham, who
makes her home with her sister,
Mrs. Virgil Jones, is i'll with the
grippe.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01

Read sThe CLASSIFIED Ads
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01

When the Kickapoo Indian tribe
was moved from Indiana and Illi-
nOis in 1882. it was given a reserva-
tion of 1900 miles in northeastern
Kansas. Today that reservation
near Horton consists of less than
5000 acres and inhabited by less
than 100 Indians.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01

without safety catch, $40 with
safety clasp.
Following is proposed Agenda
for discussion: /. Movie Night; 2.
Christmas Party; 8. Girl Scout
Week Function; A. Cookie Cam
paign; 5. Proposed Publicity; g..
Report from Council Board Meet
ing. Refreshments will be served.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01

Paris has more night clubs than
any city in the world New York
is second.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01

The name Jesse is Hebrew for
wealth.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01

"Fidelio" was Beethoven's only
opera.
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HOUSES WANTED 10 BuY

Realtors .4lT Lee Hwy.
IA. -5-Ts7S nj . Pm.
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AUToMoBILEs ron SALE

CADILLAC 1853 senysEtieIs s ssgg.;
sslaS.SsS5. S ccc susPsShtss .1
Capitol Cadillac-O Co.
1222 22nd 81. NV. ". $4,000
CADILLAC 1866 Coupe Dc VIE;
1000 true miles. power everything
absolute showroom condition. Must
be seem S3D5 down.
BLASS Il CLARK
Corner ". Capitol a Fla. AYES. NE.
AID. 4-9es2
CADILLAC 1855 sedan: blue A.
ESi' b sSs ea SIsPs 0S sD:s. ''' &
sg,4D5 ccC guaFantee,
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1879 22nd st., NV. " $4,000
CHEW. so club Coupe: black, sood
tires. poyefglide. new seat covers.
sfSEs o c.sis. En. 1855 sao5sS. S'''Ain'
CHEVROLET 1857 "2IO" 2-dF. 9s
luxe; equipped: 5 wks, old; $40
miles. Sac, s2.08b. III, 6-4477,
CHEW. $50 s.2I0' 2-dr. "0"; stand
ard trans, heater and defrosteF,
w-U tires, speciai 9-ione hnish.
PAUL Bkos. toldsJ KE. 7.i30s
WIS, Ave, and Eilieptt st.. p-g.
CHEVROLET 81 2-dr, Sport Coupe
2.tone ereeH, ~ 500. OR. 3-l3a7
or CIR. 5-s7T1.
CHEVROLET 1888 Bel Air 4-dr. ;
radio, heater, poWeFelide. Today
best buy. only $685..
KenyOn-Peck Chevrolet
9sag ., %IIson BLVD S5Iins!fp1n1 s VI
CHEVROLET 1857 Bel Air VS.
clean; ss.iSS. ccc suirsnts..
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1879 22nd 81. NV. w. 10000
CHEVROLET "a 4-door sedan; =
eel eond.s 1890. OF. t-Js3e.
CHEVROLET 1854 de luxe "2i0''
sedan; blue and white very clean;
S7DO. CCC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
l229 2and st. NV ~, $4,000
CHEvROLET '52 4-d0oF. dark green
400 actual mis p. ysry sooc
XII. H-5e72 DAYS IA. s-4slg ewes
CHRYeLER 1885 Newport; e-tont
gray power steering. power brakes
81 .8D5, Gee euarahtee.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1a22 22nd st NV. III. $4,000
cHRYsLER ig5e hardtop coupe
green and white nnish; unusually
nice, power steering, power brakes
~ .3D5. CCc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
ls22 22nd st. NV. n. 1.2s0e
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CENTRAL MOTORS

bIH Mass. Ave d t-.gIW
CADILLAC 1854 sedan; unusually
clean, Power steering october spe-
clal at Sl,sn5. ccc guarantee
'Capito. Cadillac-OldS Co.
1895. e.nd ST., NV FE, 1-20O0
CADILLAC 1855 coupe: black; very
clean; power steering, power brakes.
S3,4p6. CCC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
1c2a 2and St. NV FE 10000
CADILLAC 1858 convertible coupe:
SnSaSlfs nn ncs T poHsr 0r'G ts,rS
tire S3.9Oh, Gee guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
l22S 22nd 81. NV. FK. $4,000
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SHOP AND OFFICE

Nice one-story bids lutt IN y
Capitol II. Hlnh ceiling plaslered
walls Pine pantlled once. Heat.
Toilet, 500 per me,
WEINBERG ~ BUSH, INC.
f9t0 N 81, NV. Ma. $4,000
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DESK SPACE, In alr-eond. CPA
once, available 10 another cPA
only. eeil also use your ssrviees.
NO. T~1Ail
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REAL EsTATE LOANS
(conJ,huenl

MONTY AVAILABLE, Il you own
property, pI, 1.J46l. OF, 4-b2jl
MONEY. xsd ThusT--we VIII buy
End trust notes, Q. O.. nearby Md,
2IoSeE lc SiEsffdassSljt sI' ittsvrssAA "a.
S MINT A c9 HE.ssssi sis " =. ave.
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
Az Extremsly Loy Discounts
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GARAGES

GARAGE, sinsle car. metal; on lot
tixes In rear alley OF 1907 JTd
3: owner ne, HfssRR ssIs RooE Es1a.- w.
7.21OB.
81! cow AVE. N.wg-oarsss-
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AVIATION
soATs
asa scOrT-ATwATER 1

1854 sc0rT-ATwATER lO-h.p,
$3.50. 10. 3-s3a7. l13 Elmira 81
FOR sALE--l0-ft. Bay-built FISH.
ms boat the .MarFsret H. ioeai
tor. ship to-Shore radio; Coast
Guard Inspected NAV be seer ~
Rod and Reel dock. CHESAPEAKE
Beach. Nd. Gail CAPT. LANG
SION. Aipiae 5-e3e0
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ATTORNEY has clisnis interested
IN huylns Investment pfQpeftles-
Call Ma. b.aa7si eva.s HM "
hAhA uun
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FARMS

aIo ACRES, growing timber, good
hunting, Ions frontage on North
Anna River and state road. q.
room huting lodge; timber should
pay for niaee IN q few .yenfl. land
rumored TO contain minerals. APP
proxtmately rs miles FFederieks.
burg, Va: 500 per acre Contact
owner J. A.. BRIDoERS, Route z,
Ashland, Va. phone Richmond
a.l3Uk.
DEER HUNTERs-sD0 down ana
500 mo. buys for $500 abis
acres. $500 yards on hard I'd.
mi from Fairview Beach. ~
mi. 8. Of d. c.. ain0ne Vas best
deer-huntina area. l.. l.. HELf,
Asst. TIE. A-4i3t.
2oo-A ACRE YARN, 4 milea south
west OF Prederleksburg. 100 acres
timber. i-aerp pond; 30-stanehions
concrete Silo. 10Th century, f-fm
house. large rooms, bath front
ase on tive hardtop roadG SAC.
800, JOE down. RATES.MAe9Ef
INSURANCE a REALTY, Las
puiidine. PrederickshuFG. Va.
Ensex 3-3200.
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sf0REs CON REMi

nETwEEN ! CORNERS and nalley'l
ping center on Leeshnfe pike; last.
est CROWNS MetfQpolitan arel
corner store. a0xi0O Must not
conflict with other tenants. DAM
", assegsgs or DE- s-eess' ewes
LGE. STORE. partitioned ipE efgc-
cry huRlneka and bar; beer nc
avail. Gas pumps 10 front ~ bids.
Plenty OF pnrking area. Located
at Churnhton, Md, mr.. peale and
shadyside, Phone Colonial 3-3l "
2IaD r 81. N.W.-Entire BLDG. lse
lst.h. store: End and lrd o.. 81.
sood any retail bus. En-, 3.N00a
downtown CORNER. n, y, ave
al ath 81 n'w.-over 100 Il Of
window display; newly built store
Business Di S.soi7, ma. S.s667
GOOD REfAIL LOCATIONS. front
customer narkinG< Also have store
space for repair shep. or we're
house. reae, rentals wheaton, %
ave, ASK for MI. Holder. MAN
sTELLER REAL ESTATE Jy =
1859. Ewes. and sun, JU 7.011l
LARGE srORE-cenlraliy located
low rent. no. e-l4l4
GaiA N. aIth ST.. AnL.--Mod, brick
frontage, S1e6 per mo YEoNAS
REALTY, INC. IA. N-sl 100.
$500 ifsA 81. N.w.--peep store
and cellar; reesonahle rent , lns,'
I've 81, NV Ma. e-fGle
ST0RE, suitable for delicatessen,
$40 ma, Including fixtures, 00n
Eye 81 sc. wo. 6-2s74 or IN.
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MACHINERY snd EoUiP.

nAY CITY. Model IS. with back
hoe and shovel front: / keystone,
Model ls-A. with craneboom .
los air cnmpressoTs, = crane
booms. 22-n and l5-H. Call HA
2-sD74 between 0 and = pm.
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WATERFRoMT pR0P. SALE,
cHFsAPFAKR Ray
OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE

MOUNTAIN CABIN, IL By is a..
In scenic W. Va, on Rte, so, Deep
Greek. Nd and Davis. W. Va /.
90 Minis. drive from cabin. year
round sports, skiinf. huniine,
fishing. etc. Cash price, 81 $50.
call eVex., OIL. 4-4ibe
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AUTOMOBILE ron sALf

uENRY .. 's9 e.eyl.: overdrive;
~ e 90 2 miles 9. nj ss7s. wo'
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WAREHOUSES foR SENT
iNDusTRlAL PROP. Tor RENT

LEASR. Ne. SEC. D. C.--3,5o0 y
OF more; i-story bids drtye-in
door. enclosed I'd B&O stdinf
OF add 10 existing bIdes. 70 suit
tenant He 4-Ss0e
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HILLMAN
81 b3b. New
IAHK DIV TT

xb,uyy mbtbs e. NJ P1t0. W.
HILLMAN
81 b3b. New
JACK PRY, LTD.
I1th AND p SIS NV
HIbLMAF 1854 convertible; yellow
radio, heater: se9nomieaf trans
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
2gsg Wilson Blvd. Arlingsen. w w
HUDSON 1858 Hornet club coupe
radio, heater, auto. drive; priced 70
sell quickly. only 1855.
KenyOn-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va,
ia. 2-e00l Open I'll 9:3o
1SETTA
Up 10 90 miles Der Gallon Of gas
See this amazing car today. Dis
tributor for Isetta.
1898 p. o. Il.
Continental Motors, Ltd.
I4Ol Rhode Island ave. NE
co 5-sl22 Open 1:30-l0, Sun. 0-e
JAGUARS-'5s 1850 coupe; '66
roadster; IS roadster, 50 halo.
TOP coupe: '52 Mark Z sedan; "a
eonV.: '66 cony 1850 roadster
JACK PaY. l4th and p
LINCOLN 1857 Premier hsrdtopi
'.ioaded"; =. and H., full power
$685.; below dealers cost: new
car warranty. Open today 20 . pm
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1906 Ga. Ave NV. IA, e-3I0a
frny sls 1Sjo5 81 tog SssEs5i'f s,Jt
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IoTs. ACREAGE Tor SAFE

OWNER--3Js aerss on Blake lane,
near Fairfax cir. b-rm. modern
house; eiec. kit. Rar. New high
WAYS scheduled nrhy. IA. J.i35S.
BUILDING LOTS. b. OWNER
Choice locations IN Arlington and
Fairfax. Reasonable. IA. fss557S.
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AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE

PLYMOUTH "a station wagon 2.
Or. dark ereen; new brakes food
tires, motor tob 5000 miles agoi
$3.50 OF, best offer. PO 2-6339,
PLYMOVTH. NEW 1857 4.df De;
franz wlke, FALLS CHURCH De
Soto Plymouth. Lee halfway ~
HlilW0od ave. JE 2-2300
PLYMOUTH '55 Savoy 4-dr.i pow
S cslliie tELi ss1d cfaUke i2OG DE u sofb-
PLYMOUTH. Lee hwy. at Htil-
wood ave, JE. 2-250O.
PLYMOUTH 1854 savoy 4-dr. :.
and h. hyoriye. Excellent trans
WHEELER. INC, WHEATON. ND.
cHRYsLER- PL YMOUTH- IMPERIAL
1895 GeoTgia Ave. 10 $4,000
PONTIAC 1852 catalins 2-dr.
harotop; hydra, r. sno h.. snow
tires. 2-tone green; $500 on peSt
ewAa ann = hfR 0fYRF NJ. H~In71
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i3it 18th 81. NV
I'D NJ. o'StLLfvAN MA, H-1sts
I.T00 so RI, AIR CONDITIONED
i.hRR0F MODERN sE' SHOPPING
cENffR. LONo-rERM LEAsE. 20
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

CHEVROLET $50 "21O" 4-dr.; radio
heater. turn sigs., 2-tone Today
special. $1.595.
Silver Spring Motor Co
1909 E.W; Hwy. Cat Ga: Ave-
CHEVROLET $50 Corvette; white, rec
interior; low miles; -$2.g50; trade
for sta. wag. Pc. 2-2922 ewes. Sc
CHEVROLET 1853 station wagon
beaut.. like-new, n1ahog. finish. al
metal tho wood: sac: terms: S775
Original owner. So perfect-pas,
any inspection. MR., ARTHUR. ia
CHEVROLET 1858 4-dr.: 2-tone
equipped, 2s; 900 miles. One owner
CHEVROLET 1874; white and blue
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
CHEVROLET '55 2-dr.: r. and h.
powerglide, tailor-made seat covers
one local owner; 81 .395.
Silver Spr. Motor Co. of D. C.
1905 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-3I0:
CHEVROLET $50 Bel Air hardtop 2.
h., other extras. S2,295. OWNER
WA. 7-0650 between 9 am; ant
3 pm. 81.
CHRYSLER 1858 New Yorker 2.
door: power steering, power brakes
radio. heater, beautiful black finish
immaculate: 81 .0s9.
Wheeler, Crysler-Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 WISCONSIN AVE, EN-. 2-102C
cHRYsLER ~ hardtop conyertibls
coral and white. fully equipped in
81. 095.
Suburban Cadillac-O Odds
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-770t
CHRYSLER '51 4.dr. sedan. 5000
Immac, FLOOD PONTIAC. 422l
CHRYSLER 1855 Windsor hardtop;
power steering. powerfiite. radio
heater: extra clean, low mileage. Salt
price. 81 .9S9.
Wheeler, Crysler-Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN AVE. EN-. 2-l02C
CHRYSLER 1855 Windsor de luxe
Newport h.t;; r. and h.. powertiite
power steering. brakes and rack
2.tone blue; shows best Of care
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1909 E.-W. HWY. cat Ga. Ave,
sill. 81 sps.. Nd. ' u. $500
CHRYSLER 1851 Windsor hardtopi
radio, heater: auto. transmission
s ,ien er Green s4 sRd black immaculate
Wheeler, Crysler- Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 WISCONSIN AVE. EN-. 2-102(
CITROEN '57. S1.3S5 delivered: ais
Oslo on display. 81 yrs in bust
ness ness, j.. JACK PRY tsince 1897
DE SOTO 40 sport coupe; :. and h,
very clean; $3.50 or best offer. IA
7-8746 after 8 pm.
DE SOTO '53 Firedome "s" sedan
automatic transmission. radio. heat
er. turn signals. seat covers. 2-ton'
green finish one-owner car. In tip
top condition: SS95. Written guar
antee.
TRIANGLE FORD
3O10 r. /. Ave. NE. DE. $3.50:
DE SOTO 81 Gus. sed.; T., h.. auto
trans: clean. finest cond.: SPE
CIAL, 1929, low as SIS dn.. S2l pc
mo. WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wis
ave. NV. FE. 3-4042.
de SOTO '52 club coupe: sale pric
SAT-. MANHATTAN AUTO, INC
(Estab. 1910. Now 5 locations 70
imported and American cars. ~
at r st. NV, Open s to s. nc
DODGE 1857 Royal Lancer. 2-dr
| hardtop. Fully equipped. Call 10
| 2-4163.
DODGE 194S: good cond.: white
walls. r.. h, new seat covers; S36t
or best offer. HE. 4-7714.
ENGLISH FORDS-ALL MODELS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS, INC.
2501 Columbia Pike. Arl.. Va.
IA. 5-9223 Ii. 4-230l
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AUTOS FOR SALE (cont. }

BUICK "a cow; light blue with
new black top. dyna., r. and h.;
extra clean: 81 .495.
Silver Spr. MFR. Co. of D. C..
1905 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-3IO3
CADILLAC SO coupe: 2-tone gray,
iuliy equip; real clean; S2.975;
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
DODGE 1854

This Is q VS. 4-dr. sedan with
automatic transmission, radio, heat
er; ] owner and exceptionally clean.
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BOATS
AUToMoTivE MISC.

TIRES (2), not reeaps, 6:00x1e 9,
With 3 tubes and rim: $50. IKE.
T.10p6.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1885 II Dorado convert.
BILE; white finish. black top. power
steering, brakes and windows, Con-
tinental wheel. Hk Aflk
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BUICKs-'54 POSTMASTER converti-
Ole cpe.; gray, black top: power
sste rs snss.,s diyp 1,,,,. T. and D.; $l54s
wR % tspe snd g RIVIERA nsrdtop adoSr
$1,000, SO Special Riviera 2-dr.
hardtop. blue, white top: dyna., r.
and h.: ,Sl,s99. 80 Special Riviera
se.6Ss. HoRSEERs CORNER, Buick lex
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR REM

FOR BUSINESS FIRM furnished
once in suite. with secretarial
service. Modern aforementioned
once building in center city. Box
4U-X, Star.
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10000 SO. Fl. new bldg, railroad
siding, truck loading platform. Call
FuRMAN BUILDERS. OIL A-a2hn