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Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
LINCOLN
Mrs. Rena Morgan
Phone: Milford 5139

Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. w. W. Hamilton, Pastor
Services for Sunday, February
%:
10 a. m. Morning worship hour,
with Rev. Hamilton bringing the
message of the hour The choir
will be using for their special,
Others"
IL a. m. Church School Session.
Douglas Morgan, superintendent; !;
Paul White, assistant superintend-
ent. Newcomers and visitors are
always welcome to study Gods
word with us. Make this a family
school. both for worship as well as
Sunday School.
4 to 4:30 p. m. Precious Mem
ories' Broadcast over Georgetown
Station, 900 on the dial.
Reserve your tickets now for the
Precious Memories" turkey sup
per to be held Saturday, March 1,
at the Lincoln Community Building.
Serving from p. m. until 1880 p.
m. Price for adults, $1.25; chill
dren, 75c.
$50 p. m. mff' u6.er the direc-
tion of Albert Coleman, counselor.
Members of Slaughter Neck MYF'
will be joining Lincoln for this hour
of fellowship. All members are
asked to bring a friend with them.
7:30 p. m. Evening song and
praise service. You will be blessed
as you join friends in the worship
of our Lord. Visitors are always
welcome.
Thursday, Z to 7:3O p. m. Choir
practice.
The Lincoln WSCS will meet on
Tuesday evening, February 25, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Donovan. Devotions will be in
charge of Mrs. Francis Morgan.
Text word, Salvation" All men,
bers are urged to attend. Visitors
are always welcome
The ''Class of Promise" will hold
their business meeting on Wednes-
day evening, February 26. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Le-
Compile All members are urged to
attend this meeting. All persons
having lads" to be inserted in the
Booklet for the Organ Recital are
requested to leave them at the
home of Logan LeCompte not later
than this Saturday, February %.
The organ recital is scheduled for
Sunday evening, March 16, at the
Lincoln Methodist Church. The
public is cordially invited to attend
this service. Howard Tingle VI Sea-
ford will be in charge of the re-
cital.
The PTA scheduled for this
Thursday evening has been post
poned until next Thursday, Febru-
ary 27, at the Lincoln School, time
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
Walter Mills Is Retired
As Rural Mail Carrier

Walter J. Mills. rural mail car
rier on Route l, at Greenwood, re-
tired Friday, January 81, after SER
wing the route for over 43 years.
His co-workers at the post Office
and their families gave him a sur
prise dinner party that evening.
The children of Mr.. Mills, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Mills, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Mills of Greenwood, and mr.
and Mrs. Ed. TurDburger of Dover
also attended.
Invited out to dinner at the Won
der r Restaurant that evening by
the postmaster, Mr.. and Mrs. Mills
arrived to find that party was
being held in tribute to Mr.. Mills
service as mail carrier. The party
room of the restaurant had been
reserved for the evening and just
as Mr.. and Mrs. Mills passed the
door of the darkened party room
the lights came on and the group
started singing Happy Retire
ment." The pop-pop of the flash
bulbs as pictures were taken COM
pleted the surprise.
Postmaster James Z. Smith act
ed as POSTMASTER for the affair. Mr..
Mills enlivened the group by telling
of several amusing incidents which
happened on his route during the
many years he had carried the
mails. He had started in the horse
and buggy days, then used one of
the little horse drawn mail wagons
that were familiar sight through
out the rural sections many years
ago. Mr.. Mills was one of the first
carriers in the state to make use
of the auto in the delivery of mail
He has long since lost count of
the number of cars he has worn out
during his career.
Mr. Mills is a member and past
president of the Delaware Chapter
of the National Rural Letter Car
riers Association and has become
known to that group as well as to
the National group as the Grand
Old Man of the Dusty Roads" The
"Old Man" part must have come
from years of service as it could
not have come from the youthful
appearance of Mr.. Mills.
After the meal had been eaten,
the postmaster presented Mr.. Mills
with commendatory letter and
certificate from the Postmaster Gen
eral, Hon. Arthur E. Summerfield
The letter and certificate congrat-
ulated Mr. Mills for his many years
of faithful and commendable SER
vice to his duties as a rural car
rier.
Charles H. Conaway, rural car
rier of Route presented Mr.. Mills
with piece of luggage from the
co-workers of the retiring carrier.
On opening this present Mr.. Mills
found an assortment of maps tell
ing of the many pleaces he could
go in order to use the new lug
gage.
The remainder of the evening
was spent in the taking of pictures
and wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Mills
many happy, healthy and useful
years of retirement.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21

8 p. m. Robert Worden, vice presi-
uent, will be in charge. A nursery
will be provided for the children
whose parents desire to attend the
meeting.
The Band Booster Chicken and
Dumping Supper scheduled for
Saturday, February 20, has been
postponed until Saturday, April II,
at the Milford School Cafeteria.
Please do not destroy your tickets;
they will still be good for the sec
ond date.
Mrs. Irma Beebe, who had the
misfortune of falling on Thursday
evening, was removed to the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital where she
underwent surgery of the knee.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Halsey Cade of Blackwood,
N. j., who underwent surgery at the
Milford Memorial Hospital and has
been for the past week recuperating
at the home of Miss Blanche Petty
john returned to her home on Sat-
urday. She wishes to thank all for
the many dClS .Ul hluuueSS S1lOWu
her during her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Tucker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan
and family were dinner guests on
Saturday evening of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Tucker of Ellendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hearn en-
tertained on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Butler and children of
Wilmington, also Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hearn and daughter Alice Ida
of Harrington.
Henry Warren and grandson,
Bobby Warren, of Frederick, cele-
brated their respective birthdays
on Friday, st. Valentine Day. In
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Kibler and family of Greensboro,
Md, Joined them with an abund-
ance of ice cream and home made
cake for ALL Miss Ella Warren,
who has been suffering with pneu-
monia is slowly improving at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Argo and
son Russell, Jr., of Milford, spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Donovan, this being the
birthday of Mr.. Donovan.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
Fund
Drive Reaches
Peak Feb. 25th
5000 Volunteer Solicitors
Will Make Appea |
Through Every Hamlet
And Town That Day.

The 1858 Delaware Heart Fund
campaign will reach a peak on
Sunday, February %, when 5000
volunteers will spread through
every section of the state in a
0oor-to-door collection of contri-
buttons.
Funds collected will go toward
the states 100000 goal announc-
ed by J. III. Tyler Mcconnell, chair
man of the heart fund.
Other contributions come through
the plastic hearts and coin card
posters in stores and banks.
Much of the money is used
through the year within the state
to help needy heart patients re-
ceive treatment. Large sums are
used for research, including sew
eral projects in Delaware hospitals.
The American Heart Associa-
tion, with its local affiliates such
as the Delaware Heart Associa-
tion, is the only voluntary public
health agency devoted exclusively
to combating diseases of the heart
and circulation.
On Saturday, February 22nd, all
Delaware radio stations will join
from to 8 p. m. in a Heart Fund
program from Wilmington Scot
tish Rite Temple that will bring
musical stars from across the ma
ton to join local amateur talent.
Among those so far pledged to
appear are The Four Aces, Danny
and the Juniors, Connie Francis,
and Tom and Jerry.
Serving on the 1858 committee
with Mr.. Mcconnell are Mrs. E. HI.
Worth, Jr., vice chairman; George
NJ. Macleod, treasurer; j. German
Walsh, public relations: Jimmie
Lynn and Art Curley, radio show
Kent County is headed by L.
Gooden Galloway and Sussex by
Mrs. Lee P. Baker of Delmar Trea-
surer for Sussex County is Alvin
Elliott, Jr.
Community chairmen for Kent
County are:
H. ID. Furniss, Milford; Mrs.
Frances Hatfielr, Pennington; Mrs.
Chester Benson, Houston; Mrs.
Sarah Gourly, Frederica; William
Myers, FELTON,; Joseph Tomlin,
Magnolia; Russell Whitby, Cam
den; Mrs. Charles Irons, Sr., Bow
ers Beach; Mrs. Rose A. Haggerty,
Little Creek; Walter Handsberry,
Leipsic; Mrs. Elizabeth Pratt, Ken
ton; Mary Louise Conley, Clayton;
Mrs. James Fleming, Smyrna; Ray
mond Johnson, Wyoming; Mrs.
Henry Ridgely, Rising Sun; Mrs.
Betty Luton, Marydel; Mrs. Stan
ley Scarborough, Cheswold; Roger
+. Davis, Hartly; Mrs. BrintOn
Holloway, Harrington; and Mrs.
E. Richmond Steele, Jr., Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21

The annual 0ratorical Contest
sponsored by the American Legion
was held in the Milford High
School on Friday, February 7th.
Due to the large number of par
ticipants the oratiCns and judging
were held in the English classes of
Mr.. William Ely who was the fac
ulty sponsor.
The contestants gave a 1912
minute speech on any subject con-
cerning the Constitution. After the
prepared Grafton was delivered the
participants were then assigned an
extemperaneous speech The as
signed subject for this speech was
an article or amendment to the
Constitution. The assigned talk had
10 be of 40 minutes duration.
Eleven pupils participated in the
contest and from this number the
following winners were selected:
Conrad Cohen, first place; Sarah
Mllbury, second place; and Diane
kopf, third place. Others taking
part were Elizabeth Lindale, Wayne
Hoyt, James VreelaRd. Christine
Morgan, Margie Robinson, Carol
Sue Jerman, Helen Sockriter and
Gary Evans. Each contestant will
receive a certificate of participa-
tion. Conrad will receive a gold
medal and a S25.0O war bond and
will compete for the semi-finals in
the county March 5th and State
finals March 18th.
The State winner will be eligible
for the National competition. The
judges of the contest were Mrs.
Florence Gibson, Mrs. Mildred
Webster, Mr.. George Macklin, Mr..
Howard Furniss and Mr.. William
Craig. The American Legion Pos.
Commander is Mr.. George Collins.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
TIPPLER'S TRAINING

HUNTINGTON, w. Va. = Up -
Police Sergeant Lee Swing, on a
rush assignment, observed a famil-
lar figure in a familiar condition
near the court house.
Not having time to stop, Swing
shouted from his cruiser:
go on and register in, Allen"
Returning some time later, the
sergeant found, as he expected that
"Allen" had charged himself with
being drunk and was sleeping it
off,
tits all a matter of training em
right" said Swing.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
FLAG FOR LEE

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. - Up,
Charlottesville's American Le-
gion Post No. "a wants the flag
flown on Gen. Robert +. Lees birth
day-but not the Confederate flag.
The post decided To ask local mer-
chants TO display the American flag
on Lees birthday because Lee. one
OF the top generals in the Con-
federate. was a commissioned Off
Ger In the L. S Army before the
Civil War.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
HOT CAT

SALINA, Kans. = up = While
Mrs. Bill Lyon loaded the automatic
clothes dryer, her pet cat Velvet,
lolled at ease.
Mrs. Lyon took out the first dry
load, put more clothes in the dry
er, ard went upstairs while it ran.
Loud squalls, heard above the
hs:se of the washer, sent her sour
rying back to open the washer door
and let Velvet out of the 200-de-
gree heat. A veterinarian checked
Velvet and couldn't find sny in
juries, says Mrs. Lyon, but / think
she lost about eight of her nine
lives"
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
LONG TRAIN

YORKTON, Sask. = (P) - A
2.400-horsepower unit hauled a
string of 157 freight cars, almost
liz miles in length, through York
ton, setting a CPR record for Nor
thern Saskatchewan and possibly
for Canada. Most of the cars how
ever were empty.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21

The Dolly Warden trout, a rain
bow colored fish, was named after
Dolly Warden who always dressed
in bright colors. The original Dol
ly was a girl in Charles Dickens
novel, "Barnaby Rudge."
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21

Gonzalo J. Facio, Costa Rican
Ambassador to the U. S., is urging
Latin American countries to un-
dertake a disarmament program
and to spend the money, instead, on
economies and social development.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21
GLENDALE
Mrs. Hazel EllingswOrth
Phone: Milford $3.50

The monthly meeting of New
Market W.S.C.S. has been post
poned until Thursday evening, Feb.
%. 1t will be held at the home of
Mrs. Harry Hudson, Harbeson.
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INV WAREHOUSE convenient 70
downtown with high ceiling and
designed for low cost operation
Every facility including modern
ofices. Priced Iight 10 substan-
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30 600 so. FIT, new brk. warehouse
Avail. June l. v St ne. P r r.
siding, ample parking VIII d.
vide. D X. RICHARDSON CO.
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GEORGETOWN

10000 50. #. zoned Industrial
Two-leVel building can be built on
economical basis Reasonably priced
Call J z. Smith. WO 6-4740 or
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
l728 II ST. NV MA. $4,000
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MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks: In
IL minutes. whether it's paid for
OF not HERSONS. Sth and o
NV DE 1900.
MORTGAGE LOANS, S5.0O0-SI50..
O0G-Group your debts. lower your
payments. Tefinance your pToperty
and Improvements quick. honest
courteous service on real estate,
farms. etc. Only in the state OF
Maryland Gail MR. ROBERTS.
BALTIC. Md. dag or nieht: Suns
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Yeonas Homes
ARE
Bonus Homes
ALL LOCATIONS
ALL PRICES
ALL STYLES
GARDEN SPACE

GARDEN SPACE
A charming small house.
nicely situated, on q spa
cious, rustic-feneed, is-aere.
level lot. Ohering country
seclusion with the city ia
eilities Of the Town Of
Vienna. Sl1,e50 is . come
and get ii" price.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

1871: eood running
cond good tires. good bargain
S355 IA 5-357a
DODGE as is-ton pickup Looks
good runs good SlS5 ROPER
MOTORS. 1870 r I ave. ne
WHY'S JEEP '5s Is-ton pickup:
fully cquip ) snow tires: S2.200.
HI 3-1aSl
Used TRUCkS-A-l. high value,
all models. makes and sizes see
our selection before you BUY IN
TERNATIONAI. HARVESTER a0I
Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii s-430O
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$500 SO. FIT.
FARMS

SO DOWN SO NO. buys for 81,
600 Isl acres young timber hunt
er's shack y mile on State road
Springs lo1 miles south D &
l. L. SHELF Agent, TIE 6-4l3l
esIs ACRES. about hour from
d. C., on good road. qO-ft. chict-
en- house. brooder house, barn
3-bedrm home; for only. S1S!hnn
excellent financing available 8 o
BURTON. Lenah Va. Fairvlew
7-544"; or LYNN REALTY. IKE
S-6696.
NICE GROOM BUNGALOW on Az
cleared acres. Hard road. busline
as miles south D. c. $3.50. $3.50
down, $50 mo. L. L SELF. Agent
TIE. 6-4131.
1875 ACRES, 40 acres Of meadow;
4-bedrm., 2-bath house. LONG
frontage on blue top road long
frontage on river Price reduced
to $4,000 to close estate Com
muting distance out NV Mr.
TptINDIE. OIL. 2-7745, OIL. q
1920, sat. Sun. and Mon.
I6-FT. CUPBOARD CRUISER
IDEAL PANTY BOAT
Fl 4-Sh6l
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Yeonas Realty
IA. 8-21OO
REALTORS
RANCHER

Immaculate condition brick con-
struction. bedrms., "a baths. liv.
I'm. with hrepl, spacious dining
nm, deluxe kitchen with dish
washer hot-water heat. storm
windows, patio. Assume large a.
loan: owner anxious: price $4,000.
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CRANSON RAMBLER

Direct Factory New-car Dealer
B3i2 GeorRia' Ave. tn. a-7O1l
OPEN SUNDAY
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Store. 2O'x47' with REFRIGERATED
room, 20'x27'.
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DELIGHTFUL
RAMBLER
Assume high CT loan; no
red tape. Lovely 3-bedroom
rambler. in Fairfax. Neat
and attractive. Payment
only $3.50. Call to this
surprise package. Price.
Sl2.Q5O
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DE SOTO '55 Sportsman hardtor
coupe: all power extras, orig. -
~ finish; very low mi, excel
c"~d. throughout; one-year guar
low down nayment. Full price
only 81 .9g5.
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CHOICE WAREHOUSES;

APPROXIMATELY i-7OO SO. TT.
2nd commercial ground floor space
IN very convenient location. Ma.
S-aRR4. EYES ia n-0l5n
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

NORBECK, MD.-Real bargain,
5 acres. right In the path Of
rapid development; nice cottage.
22x27 IT.: newly decorated inside
and out. cleo. deep-driyen we'll.
only $4,000. u cash. Ju 5-5j33
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD $50 Gust: Sl.095: auto.
trans. Thunderbird eng. really
clean; must sell by Mon. night.
LII. l-7097, 1920 Nichols ave. Sc
FORD 1854 VS. Ranch Wagon:
standard trans, heater. light blue.
vinyl interior. excellent condition
SOB. NO. 7-173l.
FORD '57 Custom 1900" S-cyl
Ford0r; auto. trans: must sell by
Mon. night. LU. 1-7097, 2226
Nichols ave. sc.
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REPOSSESSED
CRANSON RAMRI.ER

FORD 81 Custom VS. club coupe
7 and h extra nice throughout,
very low down payment. Our week
end special at only S625.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

ROCKVILLE PIKE VIII erect mod
ern buildings for lease on good
sites Brokers invited. DERMOT
NEE. HA 7-@000.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

APT. with bath. on
Wilson blvd: ideal for combined
business and living quarters. with
telephone answering and steno-
graphic service available on prem
ises: sos includes all utilities ex-
cept electricity and phone. IA. T.
$500
PARK OFFICE BLDG Choice Of
fees and suites on LIST floor air
con : ianitor serv. Ideal accoun-
tant. lawyer, realtor. contractors,
etc. No parking worries. S4b up
Avail nov and June Located
adjacent 5il Sp at 1908 Ga. ave
NV. tn. 2-0l05.
SMALL EX-GAs STATION BLDG.
in Georgetown, suitable ONCE,
phone exchange, relay point
ST. 80 monthly WO. 8-19Ds.
900 so. IT., available In Brent
wood Village shopping center air
conditioned. including utilities,
Suit for offices, dance studio,
beauty salon, etc. Customer park
ing available. DE. 2-35O0
FURN. OFFICE. Ga. ave. ] blk in
d. c. line; secretary, full-time
Reas. TU. 2-7740.
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HILLMAN IS new $3.50 De-
livered JACK PRY. 1899 Pa. ave.
Sc. l21S Conn. ave. l4th and P
HUDSON 81 Hornet: runs and
drives splendid. S255; terms, S25
down; ROPER MOTORS, La
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ARLINGTON FOREST CENTER
Store, 40x60' with basement
20'x40'; now occupied by hardware
Rental only $3.50.
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DISCOUNT PRICE. 81 SIS
OLMSTEAD Odds

1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-S400
OLDS 81 Super SIS" 4-door Holi.
day; r. and h. hydra. power steer
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUSTS-Absolute top spot
cash prices paid Nd. Va. D c
Call day or niEht. 10. 4-65S5
l5'
MONEY. End TRUST-We will buy
md trust notes D C. nearby Nd
or Va: reasonable rates Ma
TfONAL MORTGAGE A. INVEST
MENT CORP 1919 n. Y ave
NV MA. S-5s33
LOW RATES-FAST ACTION 81
and 9nd TRUST LOANS for any
purpose DI. 7-4445: ewes. JU
S-qi9S
I HAVE $500 70 invest In LIST
and End trust notes Call day OF
nieht IA S-6R7f RIA 622sl
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST DAMS
PURCHASED BARLOW REALTY
co. Realtors. 1881 G St NV,
NE s-2495.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

FOR SALE, 10 acres, 1000 IT, Of
river frontage overlooking beau
tiful Shenandoah River. small
cabin and sheltered barbecue: per
feet for ardent fisherman: 80
miles from Washington. Write
Box 337-Y, Star.
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FORD 1856 Fairlane Victoria: q
W W. tires. power steering, Fordo-
matte. Thunderbird engine: very
clean; orig. OWNER, S1,400. 10
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HOUSES TO BUILD

BUILDER AvAILABLE-cus. homes.
LRe., Sml. Your plans or mine.
Fin. arranged. Completion 80 days
STEWART BUILDERS, RE. 5000
l3'
HOMES CUSTOM BUILT-Plans
and lots available. or furnish your
own. Sample homes open for In
spection. AP. 7-7l3s.
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cHRYsLER SO New Yorker 4-door
tras; very low mi. one owner Of
course cannot be told from new
new-car guar 3n-mo. financing
Full nrire. oniy 81 sos
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AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

FOR SALE--One Model ia. Mo-
! bilift. APPROX. 2.000-lb. capa-
city; $500 Union $4,000.
1888 FORD transistor radio; $50.
viii install. ANDY MARRIOTT
UN A-95O4. UN. 4-950b.
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B0ATS

COMPLETE OUTFIT, left. alu-
minum boat. 18Th y. johnson out
board motor and trailer. Sass
NO. 7-74ll
I9-FT. INBOARD UTILITY. with
6n-h D. c. { engine. extras: ST.
200. CT 6-0627 after g pm.
I6-FT. OUTBOARD: ST, 2-ineh
beam. wheel. tarp and trailer.
reasonable. 20 9-iIS7.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

AERONCA. lilac Chief. privately
owned approx 800 hrs total
time. license. metal prop wheel
pants. and spinner. excel cond
OIL a-lilS
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TRAlLERS
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars
desperately. anv make or model:
trucks. station wagons HYATTS-
WILLIE AUTO SALES. 1920 r. !.
ave. Hyattsville. Nd. WA 7-l2s0.
n. c. DEALERS pay top dollars for
cars, wagons. VILLAGE MOTORS,
l4th and r. l. ave. ne. AID.
4-0444.
SOUTH CAROLINA DEALER, in
town this week. needs good cars,
any make or model. Call ia.
g-4SOl.
CADILLAC '55. SO or '57 conv. 4:
can arrange TO pay cash from
private party. Want clean cars.
MR.. WILLIAMS. XII S-9045.
CHEVROLETS WANTED-Will pay
highest cash price for any clean
car; also station wagon. ia.
9-4S0l.
PRIVATE PARTY with a GOOD car:
will pay high cash price. Call IA.
Q.DRfI
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NOW Is THE TIME TO consider
huvinR that Md or Va eentleman's
estate For information about
some Of the finest farm estates in
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