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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
TERMINA FORD

Los Braves, tratando de ganar
cuanto antes y evitar la necesi-
dad de volver a Milwaukee para
un sexto iuego ell microbes,
anotaron una carrera mas en- el
octave.
Eddie Mathews que ha toma-
do ocno ponches en- IA wees al
bate en- esta serie, compenso
batedndo un doble contra ell
muro del right center, hacienda
anotar a Londan.
Y Ford quedo l~iquidado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

Sc quedo en- primera mientras
Covlngton era out en- fly al jar
din central, pero paso a tercera
al batear Andy Pafko I'm doble
al jardin central.
SPAIN fue al bate y dispar6
un Sencillo al jardin izquierdo
que hizo anotar a Crandall
mientras Pafko temiendo que
pudiera ser atrapada, Sc queda.
ba en- segunda.
SPAIN poncho a Mantle pero
estuvo a punto de buscarse un
problema cuando Skowron ba-
tee un sencillo al centric. Pero
Berra murio en- foul a Crandall
y despues lie sirvio otro ponche
al emergente Elston Howard.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
Mi|Iones de Fanatics de Todo ell Universe
Siquen Atentos Curse de Ia Serie Mundia|
Janas Sc POne eI Sol Duranis
Ia Celebration del CIdsico
Annual
POr James L. Kngallen

NEW YORK, octubre 6 (UPD
Ell sol nunca Sc pone durante
un juego de Serie Mundial.
,Todas las jugadas de los Yam
KEGS y los Braves en- Ell Yankee
Stadium, fueron escuchadas por
radio o vistas por television pOr
incontables millones de perso-
mas en- todos los Estados Unidos
y ademas transmitidas a una
gran parte del mundo libre.
Ell interes en- ell extranjero
por la Serie es especialmente
grande en- los paises del Carl
be, en- la America del Sur y
en- Inglaterra y ell Jap6n, cil-
dades como La Habana, Cara
cas- y Toxic tienen millares de
aficionados que Sc encantan con
ell pasatiempo nacional norte-
americana.
Gordon Bridge, director DE
deportes de las Fuerzas Arma-
das, I'm departamento de defen-
sd que transmite por onda corta
noticias y deportes a 40 radio
emisoras situadas en- las distin-
tas bases militares en- ultra
mar, informa que ell interes por
laiSerie Mundial es immense este
ano.
sEsta serie la estan oyeldo los
soldados en- Libano al mismo
tempo que los espectadores en-
Milwaukee, dice Bridge.
La description jugada por ju-
gada Sc escucho en- buques que
navegan en- ell Atlantico, en- Ell
Pacifico y en- otras aguas. Red
Barber hizo las entrevistas an
ties y despues del juego y Phil
Rizzuto proporciono las notas de
color y comentario entire una y
otra entrada.
,Ese servicio de ultramar es
muy apreciado en- los grupos
norteamericanos en- distintos
PASSES. No Sc transmite propa-
ganda por la radio de las Fuer-
zas Armadas, y tampoco hay
cbmerciales-solo ell juego. Aun
10 que pasa en- los camerinos de
los jugadores Sc transmite.
Los k%inescopios de television
de la Serie Mundial Sc enviaran
a Is estaciones de las FuerZas
Armadas en- Ultramar y los We
ran los soldados dentro de unos
ounce dias.
vUno de los periodistas que in
forma sobre la Serie Mupdial
y, que tiene TN trabajo enorme
es A.. @. Stanley, corresponsal
nacido en- Inglaterra del Lon
don Daily Telegraph.
Stanley tiene que hacer sus
informaciones de modo que las
entienda ell publico britanico y
al mismo tempo que 10 que dice
10 entiendan los norteamerica-
NOS que hay ALI que saben de
beisbol y que estan familiariza-
dos con palabras como "plan-
cha" v "sacrificio".
No tse atreve a cablegrafiar
que Bruton 'tomo la primera"
porque SUI director BRITANNICA po-
dria telegrafiarle preguntandole
ella primera que?" y cuando es-
cribe que Mantle dio I'm fly al
jardin izquierdo tiene que agre-
gar que "Covington atrapo la
bela" porque tiene que reescri-
hir y ajustar su escrito para que
sc entienda claramente.
Stanley dice que los soldados
n~orteamericanos hicieron popu-
Lar ell beisbol en- Londres du-
rante la segunda guerra mum
dial. Aunque ell cricket y ell fut-
Dol son los juegos nacionales de
hglaterra, dos ligas de beisbol
y ademas doce ligas para mu-
shachos. Uno de los clubes de
nuchachos Sc llama Dodgers"
de Brooklyn.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
P0r SPAIN
(Escrito para
United Press internationally

NUEVA YORK, Oct. 6. CUPID
= Solo queda uno mas ahora
por ganar, y creo que mi COM
panero de cuarto, Lew Burdette,
puede ganarlo hoy.
He dido muchos concentrates
sobre todas las bolas rapidas
que lance. Parece que alguien
tenia la impression que 70 no
podia lamar mas que bolas ma
las. Bueno, parece que alguien
estaba muy NAL informado.
En- realidad, pitchee ell mismo
tipo de juego que ell primer
dia en- Milwaukee. La princi-
pal diferencia fue que mi con.
troll era mucho mas perfecto
que en- ell primer juego.
De los dos hits que me ba-
tearon los Yankees uno fue So
bre una bola rapida, y ell otro
en- una bola de cambio de velo-
cidad. Mickey Mantle bateo la
bola rapida dando un triple en-
ell cuarto inning y Bill Skowrcn
alcanzo la bola de Gambia de
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
AYUDA YANKEE

Los Yankees lie ayudaron al
permitir una carrera en- ell SEX
to cuando los jardineros Mickey
Mantle y Norm Siebern Sc pu.
sieron a dudar a quien cores
pondia una bola. o que dio a
Red Schoendienst I'm triple y lie
permitio romper un duelo en-
tire SPAIN y ell perdedor Whitley
Ford anotando al cometer un
error Tony Kubek.
SPAIN un hombre de quien
Ell director de los Yankees Ca
sey Stengel dijo una vez que
"nunca serviria" como lanzador,
empujo la carrera ADDITIONAL en-
el inning siguiente y luego vino
la carrera final cuando los Bra
vos sacaron a Ford del box con
dos dobles seguidos, uno de ellos
tambien regalado, al comenzar
ell octave.
Schoendienst con 35 amos uno
de los veteranos de los Braves
al igual que SPAIN hizo algo
mas que anotar la primera ca
rrera. Porque fue SUI brillante
fildeo en- ell cuarto ell que impi-
dio una carrera de los Yankees
y los mantuvo dominados.
Mantle con un out habia ba.
teado un triple contra la piza.
ira auxiliar del jardfn izquier.
do a una distancia de 420 pies
del home plate, siendo Ell pri-
mer hit de los Yankees contra
SPAIN. Mantle Sc quedo en- ter
cera mientras Skowron roletea.
ba al pitcher y era out en- pri-
mera. q
Ell SALTO DE RED
Pero entonces Yogi Berra ba-
teo un lineazo que parecia un
hit al jardin derecho pero ell an.
ciano Schoendienst dio ell salto
mas alto de SUI vida y 10 detu-
vc. Atrapando la pelota tiro a
primera a tempo para poner
out a Berra.
Milwaukee tuvo una oportu.
hidad en- ell quinto cuando Gran
dali abri6 ell inning con un SEN
clio, pero Ford salio de apuros
a tempo pochando a Yves Co
vington, hacienda batear de fly
a Andy Pafko y dandole otro
ponche a SPAIN.
Pero Ell "pequeno hombre de
hielo" de los Yankees no tuvo
tsnta suerte en- ell sexto.
Schoendienst bateo una pelo.
ia al left center que parecia I'm
ont SECURE. Pero Siebern y Man
tie que corrian a atraparla Sc
detdvlerOn, sc saludaron Y
cudndo lograron enviar la bola
de nuevo al diamante, Schoen-
dienst estaba en- tercera.
Johnny Logan bateo un 70.
ling de cafonazo al short. Pc
70 Kubek quito la vista de la
bola I'm instante para yer que
hacia Schoendienst en- tercera Y
cuando volvio a mirar, la bola
habia atravesado sus piernas co.
metiendo el segundo error en-
esta serie.
LA VENTAJA NECESARIA
Schoendienst lego a home y,
mienlras Ford trataba de evil
tar la debacie SPAIN obtuvo to.
da la ventaja que iba a necesi.
tar.
En- ell septimo Crandall obtu-
70 Ia base. FL gran receptor
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
NARI0 Las AMERICAS .
Siebern Sc Confiesa Autor
de los "Costosos Errores"

Mantle No Ionic eue A%trqpqrIq: Tue mi cvIpa
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
No Hubo Razon Especial Para
que Lanzara Tantas "Bo|as"
Rdpidas, Dice Warren Spain

LA victoria en- un juego de
dos hits, 80 de Warren SPAIN
contra los Yankees do a los
Braves una ventaja 81 EN- la
Serie Mundial. A continue.
cion SPAIN cuenta sus i'm.
presiones del juego).
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24

Mrs. Kinsey Helser and son Tommy
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Criblez and family
in honor of Marsha Criblez' birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicola of
Lakewood, Florida, arrived Monday
to spend several days with their son
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Plate. With them came Miss Josie
Wollett, an aunt who had spent the
winter in Florida with the Nicolas.
Mrs. Daisy Arnold spent Sunday in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eversole of
Maumee called Saturday evening in
the home of his sister, Mrs. Carrie
Lentz, and Mrs. Hazel Eversole of
Bluffton was Sunday afternoon cal
Ter.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24

More than hundred and fifty
couples registered last Sunday at the
"open house" at the home of Mayor
and Mrs. Thomas r. Robinson of
Lafayette, when the couple observed
their Golden Wedding Anniversary.
Attending the celebration from a
distance were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Clark, Troy; Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Knutzen and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lonas, Wapakoneta; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ref, Graytown; Mr.. and
Mrs. Murlin Bovee, Waldron, Mich. :;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Shrider and MIR.
and Mrs. Mike Bailey of Kenton;
Mrs. Nettie Snyder and c. B. Moore
of Arcadia; Mr.. and Mrs. H. G..
Helling of Maumee; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harmon Yoder of Urbana.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Lafayette

The Lafayette Community club met
thursday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. Bertha Thayer Twelve men,
bers were present Plans were made
for their Mothers day dinner in May.
The Country Benefit club met
Thursday evening in the home of
Mrs. Doyt Hall with Fashion Show.
Each member modelled house dress.
Plans were made for their Mothers
day program in May
Mrs. Laura McClary returned
home Wednesday from a two-weeks'
trip, visiting her son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rush McCleary in Houston, Texas.
Mrs. William James and daughters
of Lima spent Wednesday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Blake Guthrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stump and
daughter Deborah spent Sunday with
Mrs. Stumps sister, Mrs. Margaret
Piddock and family in Waldron, Mich
igan.
Mr.. and Mrs Wavel Ransbottom
spent Sunday with their daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. George Manos and daugh-
ter Judy Kline, and son Gary Lynn,
born March 3.
Miss Sue Knots of Lima and Miss
Doris Ransbottom visited Sunday
with friends at Bowling Green col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Zimmerman
and son of Lima spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Clum and Mrs. Loretta Clum.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Gould spent
Sunday afternoon with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. /. L. Gould in Lima.
Miss Beverly Martin of Children's
hospital, Columbus, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Martin.
Mr., and Mrs Donald Williams had
as overnight guests Wednesday, Mrs.
Margaret Kennerdell of Cleveland
and Mrs. Elanore Martin of Lake
wood. Thursday at II o'clock Mrs.
Williams entertained in her home,
Mrs. John Fisher of Westminster,
Mrs. Myron Davies of Vaughnsville,
Mrs, Roy Johnson of Paulding. Mrs.
Frances Fahlor and Mrs. John Bald
win of Spencerville, Mrs. Marvin
Stuart of Wren, Mrs. Robert McDon-
aid of Delphos, Mrs. Howard Stauf-
fer of Bluffton, Mrs. Mabel Clauson
of Van Vert, Mrs. Russell Cochen-
sparger and Mrs. Mildred Martin and
daughter Mary Ellen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Hull and fam
lily of New Haven, Indiana, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew Hullibarger and Mr.. and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Mennonite Church Women To Serve
Businessmen's Dinner HOnOring Bank

The Bluffton Business Mems asso-
citation will be one of the first COM
munity groups to use dining room fa-
cilities of the new addition at the
First Mennonite church on Friday,
May 16, when a dinner is held in
honor of the Citizens National Bank
The dinner will be held on the day
following the formal opening of the
recently remodeled bank.
Harold Balmer, chairman of the
menu committee reported to Leland
Diller, general chairman, that plans
for use of the new facilities at the
church had been completed.
c. z: Hardwick, native of Bluffton
and executive vice president of the
Ohio Oil company, will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
The Fellowship Guild of the church
will serve the dinner and has an
nounced large team of church wo-
men to help with the project. They
are:
Mattresses 49, Mary Amstutz, chair
man, Mary Ann Hooker, Lois Klay,
Lizabeth Friesen, Geneva Shelter,
Betsy Jackson, Corrine Boehr, Shir-
ly Reichenbach, Ruth Kibele, Wan
da Knox, Magdalene Doty, Doris
Reichenbach, Mary Lou Vercler,
Irene Smucker, Winnie Gerber, Don
ma Steiner, Edith Lehman, Evelyn
Luginbuhl, Mary Anne Moser and
Helen Gratz.
Table setting Dorothy Houts,
chairman, jeanne Niswander, Ber-
nice Reichenbach, Mary Ann Hooker,
Doris Reichenbach, Irene Smucker,
Helen Gratz, Magdalene Doty, Betsy
Jackson, Betty Sommers.
Decoration Evelyn Luginbuhl,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Six Local Youths
At Church Meeting

Six area youths attended the twen-
ty-fifth annual youth conference at
Taylor university April IS, 10 and 20.
Guest speakers for the three day
conference were the Rev. Dick
Hills and the Rev. Paris Reidhead,
leaders in the missionary movement.
Attending were: Nancy Ream, Lu-
cille AmStutz, Jerry Classen, Mar
vim Diller, Tim Diller and Gerald
Tscheigg.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24

chairman, Lois Kreider, Helen Wink
Ter, Marcille Habegger.
Kitchen help-Phiyllis Simcox, Mar
garet Weaver, Ella Bohrer, Pauline
Dillman, Lillian Yoakam, Mary Kauf-
man, Lucille Habegger, Dorothy
HoutS.
Clean Up - Ann Balmer, chair
man, Celia Hilty, Carol Shelly, Mar
celia BURY, Sally Lehman, Esther
Emmert, Jean Yoder, Wanda Panna-
becker, Pat Mast, Eileen Kehler,
Lois Klay, Lizabeth Friesen, Mary
Vercler, Winnie Gerber, Donna Stein
er, Mary Anne Moser, Corrinne
Boehr, Shirley Reichenbach, Edith
Lehman, jeanne Niswander.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
AuT0MoslLEs ron SALE

CADILLAC 81 sedan: black. Whit
iopi very cclan. July special
s3,7o5, ccc guarantse.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co
iee2 eenA 81 NV, PE, 7-e6Ol
CADILLAC 1883 Adj Sz.SSbi
alpine white: under 900 miles
fully seulppsd. FLOOD PONTIAC
f.2i Conn.
CADILLAC 1854 eeaps De villsi
maeul.te. FLOOD PONTIAC
CADILLAC 'b0 conyertlbie eoupe
mountain laurel. black TOP: yer,
brakes; special. ss.ssb. ccs
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co
leg e2nd 81. NV. n, 7-eeOl
CADILLAC $50 ''7b" llmouslnf
equipped; &l,1pB, ccc guarantec
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co
i222 2end 81 NV. ~. 7-e8Ol
CADILLAC 'sb sedan -6e" black,
Brakes y and rindows ss.ces. PlRf.
vSTElY OWNED. bsis s OAKLAND an
I'd, Kenwood. Chevy Chase. Nd
OIL. 4-1s1B.
CADILLAC 1888 Coupe: s4.s50t
a nsns i l.SSo i msi:. 1850 i FoH.
TiAc, fssi Conn. ave.
CHEVROLET 1855 Bel Air VS. 4.
DR.. sedan; powerelide. 7. and h.
custom interior; l owner: Sl,2sbl
ROYAL CHRYSLER
1901 n. /. Ave Wa. 7-7O0l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

' ',.s 4 ). y; sl'' = 4 . 49,

CNNFHoI|MT 1854 bel AR t~lf. +.
snd n ~ nllsessi 4 eansfl
ROYAL CHRYSLER
Scot n i Avp, VA f.4no0
cuntnoIEK 1897 t.df. vs. lsdanl
standard lFAnA Z, ana ~ q
peaulllal habt -nlul car whlrt 4
lmmaenIala lhtoalnqat. 4 loN-
ml|esfe eff 70 NJ told a ~ te.
sea Dom. s ss,' ~. .Si's.
CHHynoLEI 1854 BEL AT lsdsa
with poNefgIIdo. nF9en vim
malfhlna inl0flpri AL con1 .
S5lh Nlllien guarantee.
TRIANGLE FORD
aQlo \ 4 Ats. Nh "A, p-ioo3
cHEy, 10 t-dl eed.i nni1hsa n
sonssIsstory .sq.y Fac nl.ss.
eenlpnea selnemleAl n-sll. enslns .
tsgr @ s'ssgsnsvs sa1fsa.l'a' 'sfn''
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
s7as Wis Ave, NV on. f-itis
cHNvRoIET1 = nuns selections,
'l5S throurh '5eE priced 10 sell
auIfkly. No fealnn6hlf offr re-
fused. - s1RE 10 CHICK wIin
KenyOn-Peck Chevrolet
e010 Wilson bisd., ArE. "a. $4,000
curVRoLNT toSe Impala sport
coupe; luIborIIde. alf suspension
tinted slafs, power 1tfefinG, power
Windows. 2. and h.. large enelne
Wv. tires. o-lons dnIlh; new
car condIlInnt throuahoull Low
STANDARD PONTIAC
eao0 chillum nd AP, 7-1ieo
cHEvRoLlT 1888 a-pssssnssl a.
door station wagon; Va. e-lona
grecu and white nnllh. pouefnllde,
I. end h. power steeIlne. power
brakes .g Nv slrss cnlE s'e s,.I,
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 "a. Ave, IA, e-ee00- co0t
clInvRoLET bA Lmp.la h.reioI
eonns: az sgspen.ien' an,o, Trans;
MARE Ra.sIen los s.s miI.s sne s essS ''A
Akers Olds- Cadillac Co.
gAlnLsEcr0E sHorrrsoHx ~. cs ssC1so
CnEvR0LET .b3 BEL Air f-dr.i
standard shift. heater: low mllf.
ssss asresl. eond Can svss- WE
CHEVROLET 1858 Bel Air VS. 4
DR.. sedan: powernlide, 2. and a.
clear plastic seat covers, tur.
quoise and ivory nnisn; runs and
locks e, NE new; fun price. onls
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave. IA. a-eo0O- eaOl
CHEVROLET 1897 Bel Ar sporl
coupe. finished In smart tQr,
and clean; eeulpped r. and B.
auto. trans., powerful N.e englne
teg-ouallty sar' ss'ise' terms
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
772b wisconsin Ave. oil. f-tli.
CHEVROLET SO go 4-dr. 3 cyl.
pa; =. and H.. low mileage; reall,
clean: 81 .29h. PERKINS Morof
sALKS, IA. s-Dl39.
CHEvROLET 'bo Bel Air 4-dr. e.
dan: STONE, p.E =. and h. Wv
tires, low mileage; embassy ofncial
eoina out OF country IA. a-5s41
CHEyR0LET so e-drs Power.
sfS Ss' sac p.n. 80 =
CHKVROLET 1876; r. and h.; L
owner. excel. shape. must sell
ssQh. or best olier. OR. 4-0j41
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
TRUCKS F0R SALE

gMC $3.50 tractor, new motor
ICc passed for Eastern States.
priced TO sell. Call after 3 p.m.'
~. a-167l.
DODGE 'b3 tractor: recently over.
haglsa, Psy, l g6S gsIy,fs'' ,i naEsy
trailer, new toOx2o tires. sl;250
2e:it, singls axle; very clean :;
10 am, AID. 4-7S4b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
AVIATION

lie TAYLORCRAFT, 6S-h.p. Con-
tinental, so hrs. s.MlO.H. metal
5 prop. Irish linen wings: I ". old;
all new fuselaee. new license. IA.
b-91el any time.
KRCOUPE, model q, 2ls-plaee. SIS
h.p.. controllabie prop, metal
wings. basic instruments, low time.
always hanRared CT. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FAST ACfION-low rates.-Trust
loans for any purpose. DI. 7-444b
ewes, JU. 6-040S.
PLENTY FUNDS AvAiLABLE, LIST
OF 2nd mortgage IA 2-230S or
IA 7-SSO0
End TRUsTs--Absolutely ton spot
cash prices paid Nd. Va, D. e.
Call daily or night 10 4-8b65
az
MORTGAGES, 4stes, 80 yrs: funds
unlimited; pay debts, make i'm
provements, combine. trusts. reduce
payments, Prompt. free appraisal
CROCKETT, day, eve. HE. 4-0S04.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

IMMEDIATE cAsn for repairs
Honrohof CO. flE a-oess
E.Ast AND 4EuuAn - usT LuAAs
fHhcnhHNn MAnToW NNALIx
60 eealiesa taai q a AZ.
nnNkf md fkuNi-Ws uin hun
tnd IFuGI nalls D. e nlnThl Nd
fioSkl Hor shds', iEvEsfi..
MINT CORP latt n = ave
aa-Ff, ouTnoAnn. = 5000 an
round boat n water onqf ntaf-
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A. MNIffWelf foW Discounts
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

CAD. SO CD Dc vlllsi KqoEado mo-
s sStI asn sSR' co 5ss ss'
CADILLAC 1857 convertible; nopu-
lar dusty rose with white top.
IsiI leather s oi is.ss aos Ia@asulA's
Suburban Cadillac-O lds
1RADLEY SHOPPING cKETxRs i
CADILLAC i045 4-dr. sedan; total
mlleaGe Al 900. driver: low
price I'M. 2-3eeS.
CADILLAC 1888 Imperial limousine.
driven car; hydramatic. Z. and b.
power steering. power windows,
Immaculate condition throuahout,
Beautiful black with Wv tires;
low down payment, 1898,
STANDARD PONTIAC
2400 chlllum I'd. AP. 7-7l2Q
CADILLAC 1854 III Dorado con-
vertible; beautiful midnight blue
With white top: all ee luxe ap-
Suburban Cadillac Olds
BRADLEY SHOPPING cENTER
Bethesda, Nd, OIL. 0-71OO
CADILLAC ia47 7-paHeneer linz
ourine; formerly q White House
car; hydramatie, electric windows.
7. and h., black with Wv. tires:
im9aeuiate condition throushout.
STANDARD PONTIAC
240O Chlllum I'd. AP. 7-7120
CADILLAC 'b5 s'60'' special a-door
sedan; delightful horizon fin-
ish matching luxuriously appoint
ed interior: all the Cadillac iea-
lures, Including power steerlne
and brakes. new premium nylon
white-wall tires: 10000 actual
one-owner miles. . regular $3.50
pIscouNr PRICE, sass
OLMSTEAD Odds
5000 wilson Blvd. Arl., IA. 7-s4o0
CADILLAC '5s "62" 4-dr, hardtop
sedan: executive driven, low mile.
aee; same as brand-nev; loaded
with extras: r., h., hydra. p.b.s
p.s., cleo. windows. 6-way cleo
seat, autronic eve. Wv. tires. ex-
tended trunk: beaut. 2-tone paint;
I-yr. warranty. on parts and
labor, a dream come true. for
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD
1901 Conn. Ave. EM. 2-630o
OPEN DAILY go
CADILLAC IS sedan; dark blue:
clean. with power steerine.; 49,
e95. CCc guarantee.
Capitol O. dillac- OldS Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC $50 convertible; pink:
power steering and power brakes
buy at wholesale: not warranted;
$500.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1222 22nd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1857 4-dr.: $685.;
black; immaculate. under 5000
miles. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
CADILLAC 1853 4-dr. "lI00S; /
owner since new; immaculate
FLOOD PONTIAC, 800 Wis. ave.
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Va InIIn1. automatic iIan1nIa.
asisss scal1 1000 mll.si nos /.
Feelp condition s1'sss' tsfmal
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
cHElhoLET rs pei nag scr.
distinctive IN hlaGk hafnonllIna
interior; nea-eaf condition and
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OLMSTEAD Odds
5000 Wilson nivd.. Art, "A. $500
cnIvaoLLI .sa 81 g -. s q. roe
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cilEynOLEr - v-s convt'i black
with white lun. auto tFhna /.
heater, Wv. tires, olhff extras
onlF eo.Oon nj ounari Feel
clean and sharp car, ~ .1na
HEIIIEaDA MOTORS. INC 5fee
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h1rAlop COUPE powernIide, '. AMI
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STANDARD PONTIAC
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PONTIAC
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crTRoEN 81 D 3 10 a-door sedan
the famed French miracle car ol
the future which poaseasea IN
outstanding qualities 81 safety
F'sIp1diss co SirS PRICE,. ss,oss
OLMSTEAD Odds
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl., IA. 7-stos
cHRYsLER lass Imperial hardtop
sorlss; special this week end q
Suburban Cadillac Olds
BRADLEY SHOPPING ckNTER
cHRYsLKR 1857 Crown fmperia
convertible. loaded with extras
low mileaae ike new. END OF
MONTH SPECIAL AT s3.4qb.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
RnADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda, Nd, OF. 6-7f0'
cHRYsLFR 1855 NEW YORKER 4
DR.. hardtop: full power, Z ana n,
white walls: S3.5pb; S3Q5 down
ROYAL CHRYSLER
3e0f r. I. Ave. wa. g-tOOl
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MACHINERY end EaUlP.

HDB ALLIs -cHALMKRs L0ADER,
$4,000 Or best oflef. WE, b-foo7,
INVENTORY SALE
New IN Utility 500 Tractor
KiFkhon eOis Hl-Lif
III Plppln Backhoes and Leaders
MALONEY'S, INC.
III FULL LINE DEALER
1926 Oeorgia Ave, Silver epring
10. o-3333