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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-02
Covered Dish Dinner


A covered dish dinner was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Bach, in honor of those having
September birthdays. Honorees
were Paul Deniker, Carl Younkin
Louise Richter, Wayne Calls, Owen
Bach, Orpha Miller, Ora YOunkin
Ruth Richter, George Bach, Judy
Williams. Louise Richter, Wayne
Calls, Owen Bach, Orpha Miller
Ora YOunkin.
Other guests were Mrs. Effie
Bach. Mrs. George Bach and Jack
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Collier, Miss
Yvonne Richter. Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Georg, Miss Helen Georg
Mr. Walter Richter. Miss Rode
Glover, Mr.. and Mrs Homer De
mixer, Garry and Roy; Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldo Zinkan, Mr.. Paul Mil.
Ter, Betty, Jean. Margaret ano
Paul; Mr.. Clarence Younkin
Kathy, Kenneth, and Richard; Mr.
and Mrs Walter Richter. anC
Wanda; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Ringer, Mrs. Owen Bach, Edward
and Allen
Miss Helen Georg spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Georg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Collier visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Bach and son,
Thursday evening.
Mrs Harold Georg and Mrs
Henry Bach we're in Oakland Mon
Gay on business.
Mrs. Charles BoWser and daugh
ter Peggy, Betty Ann, Margare
and Paul David Miller visited a
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. HarolC
GeOrg Sunday evening.
Mrs. Effie Bach spent Friday
with Mrs. Harold Georg.
Mrs. Leah Bethel and grand
daughter, Miss Anna Opel visited
last Thursday evening with Mrs
Harold Georg.
Mr. and Mrs Donald Fratz an
nOunce the birth of son on Sep
TENDER 25, at the Garrett County
Memorial hospital, Oakland. This
is the couples fourth child
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hinkle
and son, Of Keyser, w. Va, anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd O'Brien and
son, of Springfield, w Va, visited
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Harvest Service Set

The annual harvest festival
service of the Bittinger Lutheran
Parish will be held at ST Johns
church, Meadow Mountain on
Sunday October 5.
A regular church service is
scheduled for II o'clock a. m,
and an afternoon service at
o'clock. A basket lunch will be
served at 1890.
Guest speaker for both services
will be Rev Robert l.. Lang,
superintendent and pastor of the
National Lutheran Home for the
Aged, in Washington, D. c. Speci-
al music will be rendered by the
church choir.
Dr. and Mrs. Lang will spend
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs
Marvin Bethel.
A Navy Vanguard rocket blasted
satellite high in space but it
never got into orbit.
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Crossword Puzzle Answer on Page SIX
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and Mrs. Carl Wharton, Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Merrell Wilburn
and sons, accompanied by George
Bishoff, of Friendsville, were sight
seeing in Washington, D. c., and
visited friends and relatives in
Virginia over the weekend.
Edward Dawson, of Cumberland,
visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Kesner over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Speicher,
Mrs. Jeff Deal and Mrs. Leonard
Haenftling attended the 5Oth we'd
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
c. o. Ross, of Friendsville, Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rush and
family, of Cleveland, o., were
weekend guests of friends and
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy BroadWatcr
and family and Mrs. w. A. Speich-
er visited Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Ben
der, of Grantsville, on Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. Albert Smith and sons,
James and Carroll, spent Tuesday
Of last week in Baltimore. While
there they visited Mr.. and Mrs
Waiter Darlington and Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Smith.
Elmer KOlb and son John, Albert
Smith and son James, and Robert
/ Goenringer attended the baseball
game in Pittsburgh, on Sunday.
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Northern Lights
Student Council in Action
by MARILYN BRENNEMAN

ONuQGIll SOhllNli III SNNNlOii
Each homeroom has elected its
Student Council representative fol
this year. Those elected were:
Bobby Lowry IL, Juanita Grove
II, Huey Rodeheaver 7-3, Karen
Diehl IA, Rosetta Spiker 81, Larry
Yommer 80, Freda Savage 8-3
Dorothy Lancaster "a, Gary
Thomas 81, Cheryl Vitcz 80, Helen
O'Shea 9-3, Nancy Yommer 10-l
Bonnie Friend 1912, Richard Nc
Curdy 1913. Ellsworth Yoder 10-4
william George Ill, Hugh Umbel
l1-2. Lucy Beiler, 1l-3, Charlotte
McCurdy la, Mary Ann Alex
ander 12-1, Patty Friend 1872. Patty
Bittner, 1913. The President. Patty
Mckenzie; Vice-President, James
Mckenzie; Secretary, Carolyn
Long; and Treasurer, Carol Hum
mel we're elected by the Student
Body for these offices last Spring.
Mrs. Anna r. Beachy is Student
Council Adviser.
Regional Meeting
Student Council representatives
from Washington, Frederick, AL
legany, and Garrett Counties will
hold their annual meeting at North
ern. Members of Northerns Coun-
Gil will be hosts to this group. Roy
Schlossnagle, senior, is Regional
Vice President
SCHOOLARAMA
The School-Community Fair has
been set for October 3 and 4. The
F. F. A. Club is sponsoring this
fair under the supervision of Mr..
Faith and Mr. Reckner. Cash prices
will be awarded to first, second,
and third place entries among
exhibits.
Northern Plays VaIIey-Masontown
The Northern Huskies are sched-
uled to play NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Saturday October 4. The game will
be on the Northern gridiron at
100 p. m, DIST.
Regional Meeting Held
The Western Maryland Reg
ional Student Council Meet
ing was held here Thurs
day. Delegates from Frede-
rick, Washington, Allegany, and
Garrett counties, participated. Dele
gates from our school were Patty
A. Mckenzie, President, James Nc
Kenzie, Vice-President, Carolyn
Long, Secretary, Carol Hummel,
Treasurer. Mrs. Anna Beachy, Ad-
visor, also attended. Roy Schloss-
nagle of Northern High is Regional
Vice President
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With Our Men
In The Service

Thomas l. Milavec, airman APP.
prentice, USN, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank MilaVec of Shallmar
rs attending the Aerographer's
Mate School at the Naval Air
Technical Unit, Lakehurst. N. j.
The 13-week course trains stu
dents to operate all standard aero
logical equipment necessary for
making weather observations. The
graduates of the school are quail
fled for advancement in rating in
the aerology field
The class is scheduled to gradu-
ate Nov. %.
81 81 81
John F. Ruff, aviation structural
mechanic airman USN. son of
Mrs. Edna f. Ruff of 80 Bartlett
St, Oakland, was scheduled to
return to Mayport, Fla, Oct. l
with Fighter Squadron 35 aboard
the attack aircraft carrier USS
Saratoga after an eight-month tour
OF duty in the Mediterranean area.
Planes from this squadron, AID
6 "Skyraiders," operated for near
~ two month in support of u. S.
troops in Lebanon. Prior to this
members of the squadron had an
opportunity to visit Spain, Italy,
France, and Greece.
s. 50
William r. Morrow. airman,
USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Morrow, Jr., of Seventh and Alder,
Oakland, graduated Sept. 26 from
the Aerographer's Mate School at
the Naval Air Technical Training
Unit, Lakehurst, N. J.
The 13-week course trains stu
dents to operate all standard aero
logical equipment necessary for
making weather observations. The
graduates of the school are quail
fled for advancement in rating in
the aerology field.
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Crude oil imports exceeded ma
tional quota in August, first time
in II monuns.
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Joe Resi-.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Miller and
daughter Kathy, Springs, Pa, Wis
tied Mrs Miller's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. JerVis Resi-.
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Adenauer's party picked up 8
seats in state elections in Germany.
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JENNINGS

Mr., and Mrs. Walter Lam and
children returned Sunday to their
home in Pittsburgh after having
spent a few days here with Mrs.
Lam's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Billmeyer.
Mrs Lillian Morgart visited her
sister, Mrs. Marie Nehring in Cum
berland, last week.
Mrs. Paul Resi- spent Thursday
in Cumberland and visited her
aunt, Mrs. Arch Mcdonald, who is
a patient in Sacred Heart hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kaiser have
returned home after visiting rela-
tiVes in UniontoWn, Pa recently.
Mrs. Susie Yommer visited Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Deitle in Grants
vile, on Thursday of last week.
David Faidley was a weekend
guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Bowers, Boynton,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl burst, Mrs.
Warren Bethel and Mrs. Harry
burst visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fredolen
Wolfe, of Oakland Thursday.
Mrs. William Meyer and son
William, of DoyleStoWn, Pa, are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Yommer.
Mrs. Pearl Wiley and Mrs Will
liam Supple and daughter Donna,
were Monday afternoon visitors of
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Meyers and
family
Rev Roy Shewbridge called at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ross one day last week
Mrs. Ray Wilt was confined to
her home the past week, due to
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Mckenzie
and daughter Ellen Ann, we're Wis
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-05-17

from Benedict College. She
had held several prominent
positions in business and edu-
cational fields here in the
state. Possessed of a lovely
singing voice, Mrs. Morton re-
ceived much praise a few
years ago when she was pre-
sented in concert by Les Roy
ales Social & Civic Club.
Mrs. Morton is survived by
her husband, Mr.. Tom Morton;
her mother; one brother and
other relatives, prominent a.
mong whom are: DR.. and Mrs.
o. F. Smith, Prof. and Mrs. A.
A. Barron. Mesdames Smith
and Barron are sisters of Mrs.
Edwards.
Her sudden and tragic death
is mourped by hundreds OF
friends throughout the coun-
try.
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Is Real". How about you Ben.
ME? Jessie Bailey seems to he
satisfied with her 1--WE. Joe
Jones got pushed out of bust.
ness by Louvina Phillips with
Buckle Beaver. Eddie Walker
is the funniest, walking or
talking. Billy McClain seems
to think that sleeping is the
best. Dora had better watch
out because fellow really has
eyes for you. Earl Miller really
agrees with Roy Hamilton
when he says, Don't let 90. !"
Top Records of the week:
1.-THE Feeling Is Real" "Talk
To Me-" Looking Back" Rock
& Roll Shoes. REMEMBER
JAMES BROWN AND THE
FLAMES WILL BE AT THE
STEVENS ROSE ROOM SUN.
DAY NIGHT, MAY Is.
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St. Marks
Closing
Activities

JACKSON, Miss. - Accord
ing to Mrs. E. Scott-Keeling,
closing activities for st. Marks
School, will begin on Monday,
May 10, at 7:30 P. NJ, when the
Primary and the intermediate
departments will present MAY
Day With the Old Woman in
the Shoe" and 'Phoebus Had
A Crow,'i in the Parish Hall.
The above are under the direc-
ton of Mrs. G. T. Scott and
Mrs. B. c.. Winters.
wander Inn a comedy in
three acts, will be presented
Wednesday, May 81, 1880 by
the Grammar Department.
The 9th grade graduation
will be held Friday evening,
May % at 7::30 p. m. in st,
Marks Church. Mrs. j. d. Har-
dy, instructor at Jackson State
College will be the guest spea-
ker. The Rt. Rev. Duncan M.
Gray, Bishop of the Mississippi
Diocese will present the certi--
ficates.
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nier's Prom. These Proms are
great events in the lives of
every school boy and girl. !.
AS the end of the school year
draws near. everybody talks to
everybody, such as Virginia
Franklin, Earl Barnes and En-
NETT Bruins. Two persons
who don't have to worry about
each other are James Dyson
and Voncile. David Williams
and Mary Byrd are really
showing the kids around the
city, who's who. We hear that
Rubye Thompson and Cleotha
Johnson are really living it up.
Since Stella returned she has
been keeping an eye on Curtis
Dorsey. Ray jenkins and Fan
ME Jordan begging each other
to talk. Minnie Pearl says she
goes for the song, "The Feelin
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-05-17
Mrs. Morton
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page ID
and who was seen in Green
wood, during the afternoon of
Monday May 5, was apparently
headed south when she lost
control of her car and plunged
from the highway.
Papers found in the car
helped to identify the victim
and a coroner's jury called by
Sheriff Moore, ruled out the
possibility of foul play when
$1S0.42 was found in the dead
woman's purse.
Reared in Jackson, she was
the daughter of the late Bry.
ant and Mrs. G.. L. Edwards
She attended Jackson and Tou
galoo Colleges, graduating
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TATTLlNG
TESS


The guys and dolls are really
jumpin with JOY - Margaret
Norman was truly the star at
Holy Ghost Prom. But, every
body is really waiting for the
greatest and we do mean La
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MONEY WANTED
AVIATION

NAVY MAN NEEDs Si.sOa. $50.
Z Syr no. pymtS SIS Cali 10
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THACKER MOTORS
THACKER MOTORS

leth and R, ! Ave NE. LAG $50
CHEW. 50 2-dr sedan; 34.OaJ mi.
very clean. g0od tires; Si95. IA.
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MONEY 10 LOAN

AUTO LOANs--Cars or trucks. n
- minutes whether IT'S paid fol
or Tot HERSON'S, sth and {
nv. DE e-f4O0
RAISE CASH. reduce monthly pay
ments. consolidate debts. BY re-
financing your home no advance
ices Licensed consultAnt NO
7-5Bb7 or teves. . ia 1880
LOANS. IS, 0OO-S5O
uO0-G rOun your debts. lover you
payments. rcfnance your property
and improvements. quick. honest
courteous service on real estate
farms etc. Only IN the state o
Maryland Gail MR. ROBERTS
BALTIC. Nd. day or night suns
and holldavs az saratoga l.inl Z
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rRAILsRs

TRAILER, 1885 paiflane, 3a H.,
fully equip; ss.f60. Lot i0f, Pc.
tomae Motor Court. 18th u. nv
FRANKLIN 'BA. bought new, ha
been well cared for. custom bath
Nal-to-wnil carpets throughout
W cu. ~. Fefgr. Must be seen
BOlks.AERO, 10 a.; toilet. shower
hot-Water heat. gas heater ny
draulic brake; sleeps 4, sep bed
fm cost new Sa,4On; seareel,
used: iinmaeulate; sacrifice 81 700
kE, B-7dn4
SPARTAN a5 Il. travel trailer
large sn0ugh 10 live IN, hot ant
I cold water, flu6h toilet. oil heat
VI 2po RE, h-Nus5
2a-Ff, SCHULZ. 1859; fully eauip.
exeelient condition. 81 300 each
WE a-llas.
sPACt FOR HOUSE TRAILERs-
Atail Tile on Richmond hwy. mr.
Voc bridge. Va; So 80 monthly
~ .-e4iU
FRANKLIN 1853 3S-ft: full bath
wall-tc wall earpetine, lO-cn III.
retgr.. pvt owned Better than
new. Must be seen. so. b-5a35,
TRAILkR. acton; sss. Call JE
J.7143
HOUSE TRAILER so 4s.ft.. with
sa.ton air eond,, auto. washer
o.d,eu 1T. !refEr,. 30-in. gas range
wali@t0-wail CARPET IN Nv. rm.
3O-u alum. awnings, heAvy-duty
hitch with brake control See al
Woodley Hills Trailer CT, Lol
IA. ESQ Richmond hwy. Alex.
Va, so, 5-s3t5'
IaI-FT. sHULTz. iD4s model: re-.
fer stove, heater, excel. cond
S.0o cash IN. 4-S4S0
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GARAGES
STORAGE WORK sHOP.

STORAGE-WORK SHOP. . fioors.
20x-0, fst Commercial on alley,
nr Union sra ~ 7-G211
18TH ST. N.N.--g5O7 Double hrk
commercial sarase JU. s-t1ad
9Th AND "a. 81. iREA-Doubls
brk gar. suitable storage cNcel
accessibility: 40 mo NO 10000
GARAGES FOR RENT. rear 6.l
iith -. ne. Wide Alley II
d-n.0f
FOR RENT ~ hrk hidgs isxlu
ca. - So DER no BOSS 4
PHELPS, INC M s-a3ah
NV. between l,lih and IAN sts -
Hrlc6 garpge. s4-hr parking Call
nELFlORE CO. 1901 18th 81 v
Di 1-5i@,
GARAGE WANTED foF storms
tools. s-car space preferred BE.
thesda or nv. area. OIL. 1880,
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BAY REALTY


The Joseph D. Lazenby Co
FINEST IN wATERFRoyTs
NEAR ABERDEEN CREEK -
deliEhtful spacious home on Z
acres OF and The first floor has
a livlng room with fireplace. dinins
room glaSsed porch. large kitchen
and den There are 3 bedrooms
and Q bath on the second floor Tbs
attic Il fioored and affords a large
slean storage &C., are. There i + q i ~
attraction Of a future recreation
a family and enioy country livins
close 70 toVn Priced below re-
production cost
ANNAPOLIS RoAps-waterfronl
on the bag and lake Ideal iol
the 'arVe family that wants 4
combine a delightfui home with Z
ssfe place for winning and 5000
and a substantial S-bedroom homl
with magnificent vier Of the bay
CAPE i.OCH HAVEN - A nes
BUNGALOW with swimming pool anc
private waterfront On The South
River Exception ally vel designed
and attractive Each bedroom hal
q private bath Level. shaded 'ot
The owners are anxious 70 sell ant
have priced this property belov
reproduction cost
RIvERDAt.F on THE MAGOTHI
Il small estate on the Magothl
River With several hundred feet OF
the water A delightful stone houal
In excellent condition. and IN
grounds are beautifully landscaped
There Is a stone sea wall and sub
stantial wharf with deep anchorage
The Joseph D. Lazenby Co
I 2i5 Main St. Annapolis, Nd
Telephone. Colonial J-28S4
SeveTna Park once, Sew. PIX, ltSl
COLORED OYSTER HARBOR :
b0xlOO end lot 81 600 cash, 81.
$50. terms. SP 3-0H05
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B0Ars

BUILDING, REPAIRING. painting.
canvas work. boat lumber cut
70 slNe, hardware W ". tBfILl
JENKINS 3tia Maine ave. SN.
Ma S-I8lH
BORuM SrARFIRE. - r., 35.hp.
Johnson motor, SteFliug trailer.
OI t-a5ra
WANTED - CABIN CRUISER o.
sailing Yacht With slecplng scvom
moaaslcns. "a excellent condition
5000 cash for best offer Write
10 confidence, no brokers, Boa
fH-A STAR
wiIIRI WIND. ~ 10 rs IT.. special
disco NJ On ali fqor modeia WIN
held lEr suF,ng delivery. AMERI-
CAN EOAT CO. faI e5ih u nx.
Qnen weekdays. III : nm, Sal.
and San, Ia an ttil y IN NE
N-iA1i
MoNFi SHAsTING. leig Il, long
u cieu TER BEST otter Mon
bet s-n. III a-afo4
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AuTcNoTIve MISC.


AtrOMORIIE SUN TESTTF q
Hni,sl metal ease table and heat
>fsf. fiso nee hAnical bu'upe
lack Eas station tyre With
stands >i0 AD f-lsSi
o. Ar-SiNCA: aBo &C. raess's ar
bo5v Fine for special $40 Ki
9-3St5
FOR SALE-Crosiey front end ~
boat or other type trailer TE
~ ndp
. USED TIRES. GfOxi5 Goodyear
suociess super cushion. hikh tread
= each > used tires and tubes
LIONS. hiEh tread. IS each ~
n-SG10.
WATER PUMPS teSi. auto new
Also fuel pumps Closed business
Will sell DcioW cost. REQ = ooi
d-dS3l
CHEv. ENGINE. 1850. GOOD eondi
ton. $50 Reduo God i-bSgl
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THACKER MOTORS

l2th and r ! Ave NE. LA8-e58o
CADILLAC 1857 Coupe De Vule:
baby blue and cloud white. all
power equipped Incl hydra. and
n, Wv. tires Pull price - qa5
Can finance for rs mos. for small
down payment
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Suburban Cadillac-Olds
THACKER MOTORS

1eth and R. / Ave NE LA-s-s5Jo
CADILLAC 40 4-cr. "o2'' sedan.
N good condition: privately
owned; $3.50 cash or best o4ef.
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TRAHEn. 1895 paiflane. Sc H.,
fully equip: ss.fb0. Lot i0i. Pc.
tomac Motor Court. 18th u. nv.
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Royal Motors lPlymouthl
Akers Olds-CadiIlac Co.

100 Ga. Ave NV ia a-2aoo
CADILLAC 50 custom fleetwood
80 special all power. owner.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

FLA. PROPERTY, Indian Lake T..
tates. VIII pay cash provided
price Is right for lot III area west
Of Ponce dc Leon and north oil
Palm ares Call WO d-7T07.
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ROYAL Motors (Plymouthl
BELL MOTORS

800 Ga Ave. NV. ia $4,000
BUICK 1880 4-dr. station wagon;
idyna1oW clean Condition. Ist ons
IN Rets IT, $40
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BREWER MOTORS

slii wis. Ave. NV. EN-. e-77oo
BUICK 81 4-door sedan: full
power. See this car az only SLABS.
OPEN TODAY TO 3 PM
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Fsirlington shopping Center
Alex. Va Ov 3-0350
CADILLAC IS "Be" eonVertlble
coupe: r. and h. hydramstic. full
power. lou mileage BUTTER
BONDED S2.4gs
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MOTORCYCLES

AIR COUPE: nsw iieenss. rev fah-
rie. new glass ~ al you want -.
ny > share for $3.50 Du 5-71ss
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WATERFRONT PROP. VITO.

WANTED TO BUY. . to l-unit apt
IN Ocean City. Nd Write giving
all particulars. Box 2al-B. star
WATERFRONT LOTs wanted. Call
Spruce 3-1OUn
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PUMP JET for pier pilingi also
sanders, pumps, saws. generators
reuters, drills, paint sprnyeTk
RENTAL TOOLS 4 EouiP CO.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cADILLAC '53 haFdtop coupe ex-
GEL cond. owner going overseas;
Iuily equipped No reas offer
refused III. $4,000. Ext. 800. s.
CADILLAC 1857 Eidorado Seville:
beautiful cloud white finish. al
stalled Frigidaire air-eond .6d0
actual mi. by J owner. Selling for
wholesale value 70 reduce frven-
s ;ns,,. IN IN aEPr Iee: 1895. Can
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LEE D. BUTLER INC

ll2i 2Ist St NV DI 7-e1iI
CADILLAC 1857 500 SPECIAL Sc
Can; beautiful 2-tone gray very
clean; power steering. power brakes,
factory air conditioning; .tremsn-
dous value 81 only S5.io5; CcC
guarantee
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Akers Olds-CadilIac Co

FaiTlinetOn Shopping center
Alex Va. Ov 2-O35d
CADILLAC 1857 hardtop eoupe.
81. $50. low miles sisct ~
ooTs. fun power, 1000 miles. i'm
maeulate Flood PONTIAC, $500
Wisconsin ave.
CADILLAC ~ couoe de vnie.
every extra. power windows, away
seat steering and brakes Alphine
white, must see to appreciate.
trade and terms
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STANDARD PONTIAC

c46o chirlum Rd, AP. 7-1l2o
BUICK So Special hsrdtop coupe
teht blue finish. r, h.. dynafiow
Wv. tires: low mileage: / owner
special price. 81 SOS: low On pay
rienf. E-Z terms Omen today
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1905 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-3l0S
BUICK '55 super Riviera coupe
H.. and h. dyna, full power, air
clean: BUTLER BONDED; Si.S95,
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Royal Motors (Plymouthl

400 Ga Ave NV. IA. $4,000
CADILLAC 1857 Coupe Devgie:
loaded with power and electrical
equipment. plus ON air condition.
ing Absolutely Ike new
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
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FORD 81 F-iIO panel; save $500
on this bFand-new truck with new
guarantee The best of trade and
finance terms. LOGAN Ford
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