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and her best friend substi-
tuted. She was Carolyn Jones.
They were married in 1858
and have been working to-
gether ever since.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE


CANDLEILGHT RELATIONSHIPS Loud Red Patrick;
Pat OBrien: starting July z.
CARTER BARRON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bal
let; starting tomorrow III
OLNEY--"Royal Gambit": starting July 7. III.
RosEcRoFT-"Jamaicapig starting Tuesday. el8.
SCREEN 4 n
AMBASSADOR = Hercules: Steve Reeves; starting /
Wednesday. ~5 r& 4.
cAPIToL-"say One for Me-; Bng Crosby and Debbs 7
Reynolds
DUPONT-"The Virtuous Bigamist"; Fernandez
KEITHS-'Darby Ogl and Little Men,"
MacARTHUR-"Up the Creek; David Tomlinson :
METROPOLITAN - Hercules; Steve Reeves; starting
Wednesday.
oNTARIo-"The Five Pennies; Danny Kaye; starting
Thursday. ~
PALACE-"The Earth Is Nine: Rock Hudson and Jean
Simmons. .
PLAYHOUSE-"Aidde Of the Night; Fredric March and
Kim Novak: starting Thursday.
PLAzA-"Heroes and Sinners; Curt Jurgens and Yves
Montana
TowN-"Tarzan's Greatest Adventure: Gordon Scott;
starting Thursday.
TRANS-LUx-"Anatomy of Murder; starting July O.
UPToWN--"The Big Circus" starting Thursday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-28

Newport News, Will reign as queen.
Escortlng the queen and her court
to the throne Will be cadets from
the Flrst-Class Of Virginia Military
Institute A formal dance ii the
evening VIII conclude the day s
events.
May Day is sponsored By the
Student Government Association.
Mr.. and Ms. Wesley B. Young.
N Sandsfon are a9e StS in the
James Hart home.
Mrs. D. 0. Wallace, of Virginia
Beach, has been the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. J H. Whitfield and at
tended Zeta Tau Alpha state day at
Longwood College Saturday.
Miss Betty Ann Fretwell. Of Rich
mond was with her parents, Mr.
ana MS J. W. Fretwell, tor the
week end
Lester Z. Andrews, DE-. Roy B.
Hargrove H. G. Kayton. Jt.. and
Curtis Hubbard were at Virginia
Beach for a WeeA, end Of golfing
at the Princess Anne Country Club.
Mr. and Mis-. Richard Johnson
Of Vlnton, Mr. and Mrs. Walden n.
Smith and daughter, Judy. OF Slf-
folk. and Mn and Mr.. John Car
ter and son. John Jr. of Char
lottesville. were week end guests
IN the l. A. Smith home.
Mr.. and MIS-. Lester Sears and
sons. Dupey and Sam, spent the
week end in Phenix with Mrs.
Sears parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Ramsey
Mrs Emma Anthony viii enter
tain her bridge club Tuesday eve
ming.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-28

May Day at LongWood College is
scheduled for Saturday May 2. at
3 pm. in the Dell Of Longwood
Estate. The theme Of this years
program will be Snow White and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-28
Youth Council
Members Are Guests
Of Hill Faculty

conference of the Synod S
Young Peoples Council Of the West
minister Fellowship was held on the
Hill during the week end. Repre-
sentatives were house guests in the
homes of various faculty members.
Bill B low d e n, of William and
Mary, and Jim Lesher. Of the Uni
versity of Virginia. were guests Of
Dr. and Mrs Graves Thompson.
Guests of Dr.. and Mrs. Joseph c..
Robert were the Rev Woodward
Leach, of VPI; Howe Brown, Of
Washington and Lee. and John Nc
Murray. Of VMI
DR. and Mrs w. T. Joyner had
the Misses Ann Craig and Virginia
Barber, of Mary Washington. Miss
Connie Fay Wright, Of Radford Col
lege, was a guest in the w. B Dun
seth home
Dr. w. B. Sullivan. of Richmond,
Jim Miller and Fred Allen. of VPI.
and Dick Dupuv. of Roanoke, were
with Dr. and Mrs. E f. Elliot Dr.
and Mrs. Joseph B. Clover had
the Misses Estelle Roundtree Mary
Kay Williams. and Miriam Rothwell
all of Westhampton College.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-28
Club Calendar

Council of Church Women-Tues-
day, April &c, at $3.50 pm, in Long
wood College Student Activities
Building lounge.
Baptist Monday, April y,
7::30 pm, at the church. Cornelia
Level circle hostess. Mrs. Edward
BrightWell: Ruth Kersey circle hos
tess, Mrs. W. H. CrenshaW; Eliza
beth Hale circle hostess, Mrs John
Wells; Edith Bradshaw circle hos
tess. Mrs. Emmett Webster; and
Frances Hudgins circle hostess,
Mrs. E. j Andrews. Jr. Monday at
8 pm. Eva Sanders circle with
Mrs. Moring Smith, Marie Van
Lear circle with Mrs. Leroy Chap
man. Tuesday. April %, 10 am, at
the church. Frances Bagby circle
hostess, Mrs. Winifred Smith; Caro-
Ign Goodwin circle hostesses. Mrs.
George Dickerson and Mrs. r. j.
Turner.
Modern Woodnian of America
Tuesday, April %. pm, at the
center
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-28

Mrs. H. L. Gambler. Of Lynch
burg. visited Dr.. and Mrs. A M
DeMuth during the week end.
Miss Emile Holiday. Of New
port News. was the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. W. NJ. Holiday, fol-
the week end.
G. H. Lsfoon. ". F. watkins. Jr..
Benny Elliott. and John Porter
Glenn we're ii South Hill FRIDAY
evening for a regional meeting OF
the Junior Chamber Of Commerce
Mr.. and Mrs Charles witt. Of
Crozet. were Sunday guests Of Nh
and Mrs Oscar Mcintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Q. Roache. Of
Richmond We're guests of her sis
ter Mis- Elizabeth Burger for the
week end.
81. u 4. Mcclellan attended 4
contact lens seminar ii Richmond
Friday
pr. Henry Steele Comnaaer. N
Amherstt Ma1s Nas aA overnight
guest Of Dr. and Mr. Graves
H. Thompson Ia i wcek
Curtis Hubbard and Henry Hub
bard attended the Virginia Assocla-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-28
pc o y a I M nfi =

Murray Arlington and son. Al.
spent the week end in Appomattox
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. S.
c. Arlington,
Mrs. Murray Arlington and her
sister, Sandra Claybrook visited
relatives in Richmond and Warsaw
during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bruce, Of
Richmond, we're Saturday over
night guests in the Charles W.
Glenn home.
Boyd BAN. Dick Nelson. Harold
Rhea and Billy Franklin spent Sun
day trout fishing II Nelson County.
Nh. and Mrs. A. B. King and
daughter. Linda. were week en- d
guests Of M and Mrs. R l. Holt
in Norfolk While there they made
a tour Of the azalea gardens.
Paul John wick Ieft Monday to
begin basic training al Fort Jack
son. S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. EIam Holland ana
children. Jimmy and Glare. Of
Richmond. e ae-' uf M II0l
land i. parents. Nil s,ni Mis- j L.
Bugg. for the week end.
Mrs. Lawrence Johnson and Mrs
w c. Johnson visited Lawrence
Johnson, who is a patient at Uni
verslty Hospital in Charlottesville
Sunday.
Mrs. II. d Coleman. Jr.. accom-
panied Farmville High School
representatives. Jeanne Whitaker.
Pockeye Bruce. Barbara Ennis and
Pete Ellington to Lexington Friday
and Saturday whore they attended
the Southern Inter scholastic Press
Association meeting.
Mrs Walter Robinson accom-
panied Mary Lancaster. Walker
Glenn. Charlotte McClung. Eric
Crenshaw and Alex Holmes to Lex
ington Friday and Saturday where
they represented the Farmvllle
High School Focus at the Southern
Inter-scholastic Press Association
meeting at the University Of Wash
ington and Lee
Mrs. E. r. Elliott. Mrs Keith
Schuler Mrs J Watson Elliott and
her guest, Mrs R NJ McNairy.
spcn. a few days last week touring
Williamsburg and Jamestown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-28

Wayne Morris, Of the University
of Virginia in Charlottesville. spent
the week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Y B. Morris
Nj. and MrS John Warner and
daughter janet Mrs. Willard
Leeper and daughter. Mary Laura
and Nancy Ha2legroye were in
Richmond tor the Friday matinee
performance Of Sleeping Beauty M
Mrs. John wesley Han returned
to Richmond Sunday after a week !
visit with her daughter Mrs W W
Taylor. and family
SGT and Mrs. Emmett Ransom,
Of Fort Bragg. N c.. Nj and Mrs
Truman Bull and children, Carol
and George, and Miss Dorothy Ran
son, all Of Baltimore. Md and
MI and Mrs Charles Parsons Of
Mann, WI va returned TO their
respective homes last week having
been called to FarmYlle by the
death Of their mother, Mr., Laura
Ransom
Mrs.. 4 u. .Ase' y Il home Alter
a three week visit with her son
and daughter-n-law MI and Mrs.
Douglas Aeee N FREDERICK Md.
Chaplain and Mr. H Lee Scott al
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-28
May Fellowship
Program Friday At
Baptist Church

Miss Ruth B. Wilson. dean of
wonen AZ LongWood COLLEGE wlll
BE- guest speaker az the May Fel-
loWshlp day program FRIDAY, Many
/, at the Farmville Baptis, Church,
The meeting VIII be held ia The
mems Bible School room aad will
start At $3.50 nm. The PROGRAM is
beng sponsored bT the Fa1mllle
Council Of Church Women
Mss watson wiil speas III llow
Much n Eno4ah3" An interesting
program has becn aras#d and
the Council of Church Women eX-
END TO eycAyone a cordial .n1Aa-
tl0n
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-28
Terri Wood Feted
With Lawn aarty

Terri Wood celebrated her sixth
birthday Sunday afternoon with a
lawn party given by her mother,
Mrs. Joseph Wood, at their home
on the Hampden-Sydenv road
Mrs. R. E. Farmer, Jr.. assisted
Guests were Caroline and Bobby
Thalman. Gina and Kathy Pritch-
ard Kit Dumseth. Ken Leach. Bill
Miller. Jeff Milan, Janet Warner,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-28
Hospital News
There were 60 hospital patients
Monday morning.
Patients Admitted

mere were bO nOSpltdl pduentS
Monday morning.
Patients Admitted
Carlton Lafoon, Jr.. Farmvllle,
George Hastings, Amelia Mrs. F.
P. overly. Keysville: Mrs. Maria
Thornton. Hampden-Sydney: Mrs.
W. H. Wright. Dlllwyn: Bruce
Lewis. Farm willie: Kent Lewis
Farmville: Mrs. Elizabeth Spain.
Skipwith; Edward Lee Harris. Dill
wyn; Mrs S. R. jenkins, Burke
vile;
Also Waruon baIcomp. Farm
vile; Mrs. L. D. Vernon. Prospect:
G. L. Sanderson. FIanmville. Mrs.
Charlie Bailey. Fort Mitchell. Mrs
B H. Hogan. Farmville. Miss E.
Hall. Burkeville. Miss VIVIAN New
comb. Chase City. Mrs. Lillian Nc
Chez, Farmvllle. Mrs. W. R. Cox.
Farmville. and Richard Booker
Jr., Blackstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. j R. Wilcox. Farm
vile, girl, April %
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P Mason, Farm
vile, girl. April %.
CoIored Patients
Jane Walker. Appomattox, and
Ellen Craig, Crewe.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-28

Ram ey Richardson. of the
faculty Of gusta Military
Academy, was week end guest of
Mrs. R. Benjamin Johns.
Dr.. and Mrs. A, Tyree Finch
were in Southern Pines, N. c.. for
the week end where Dr. Finch at
tended the North Carolina OBJ and
Gym Society meeting.
Emma Lou Womack was the
week end guest of Ann Terry Brown
in the A C. Brown home in Rich
mond.
Billy Rice. Of Norfolk. was the
week end guest Of Walter fowler
and attended the funeral of Ell
bridge Barrow here Saturday.
Mrs. w. c. Fallwel spent several
days last week with relatives in
Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-28
Legion Auxiliary
Hears Panel On
Child Welfare

The American Legion Auxiliary
met with Mrs Warren Kernodle
Tuesday night. Mrs. A. W. Coving-
ton was joint hostess with Mrs.
Kernodle.
Mrs. L. L. Green, program chair
man, presented a panel on various
phases Of child welfare Miss Carrie
Bliss, director Of public welfare
discussed what was being done and
what was needed to be done for
children Of veterans by the Welfare
Department.
Miss Marcy Watkins, Mrs. E. A.
Smith, Mrs. j. G. GRAHAM, and
Mrs. J H. Wick. Jr.. discussed the
responsibilities Of the home. schools
church and community in the up
bringing Of our youth
This panel was almost a repeat
program of the panel discussion
conducted by the Womans Club
April 4.
The Legion Auxiliary also re-
celved re ports on Red Cross
solicitation. Poppy Day, and ap-
proved the Girls State project
again this year, by which the local
Auxiliary will send a girl from Wor-
sham to attend the Girls State pro-
gram in Blacksburg
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-28

Dora Anna and Elizabeth Dickhoff.
George Gates, Jennifer. Whitaker
Karen Cunningham, Debble an 4
Pam Kaufman. Betty Watson.
Sally Ann Watkins and Monty and
Jimmy Llnkenauger.
Evening star., 1959-10-28
Montgomery
Mutual Case
IsAppea|ed

A dissident group opposing
the merger Of tiny Montgomery
Mutual Building a. Loan AS
sociation Of Kensington, Md,
into Citizens Building a. Loan
Association Of Silver Spring will
appeal a Circuit Court decision
leaving the way open for
merger.
The group noted the appeal
in Rockville Circuit Court and
notice is being sent to attorneys
for a majority of the directors
and officers favoring the con-
solidation.
A long-delayed shareholders
meeting to act on the merger
has been scheduled at 8 pm.
Friday at the associations Of
fees in Kensington. Whether
the dissidents' decision will af-
feet the meeting was not GER
tain this morning, but it is not
expected to force another de-
lay,
Evening star., 1959-10-28
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK. Oct. % CAP).-Yester.
eayS closing over-the-counter Limited
states Government Treasury bonds "'eu
Evening star., 1959-10-28
OVER COUNTER

Washington listings on oyer-the-
counter. markets furnished by the Ma
tional Association Of Securities Dealers
as OF / p.m Wednesday, October oS.
Evening star., 1959-10-28

seconds. 0'u 'iiiitS'
G. subject to Federal taxes but not n
Evening star., 1959-10-28
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S LAP).-Foreign
exchange rates (Great Britain in dol
!ars, others In cents and decimals Of
q cent?:
Today Prev Day
Canada in N, Y.
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CRANSON RAMRT,ER

N4NNENNNUN4KN NNEAIFIDIlTlTt
Direct Factory Nev-car. Dealer
esis oeorsiA Ave. to. a-'oii
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BELL MOTORS

DELL MOIORS
51l1 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
CHEVROLET 1888 Bel-Air VS.. Q.
dr.. P s., P, @. Beautiful new cal
cond.; special, only 81 ,995. POTO.
MAC MOTORS, 1910 Wis. ave,
OIL. 6-l665.
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GARAGES

CAP. NIL, mr., Supreme CT; SIS.
TX, d-lb1Ai ii, l-ll71. outdoor
parking space alao avail
FRER RENT--s GARAGES
End commercial area; al brick; mr.,
Oh and n ne need repairs.
KAY RkALTf Co. RA, 1880
GARAGE F0R RENT-nrick. elec-
tFiclty, concrete moor mr.. Union
Station ne. ~. n-Nkt2.
LARGE, SUIT. parking or storage,
M, 18th and aprlng "a. NV: $50.
DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma. S-sss0.
Mr.. i1th AND PA. AVE. 81
Larae nroup Of vell-kept brick
Raraeeas excellent for atoraee pur-
poses; will rent slngly or IN eroups
AZ SIS each, NO 10000,
saa UPsHUR 81. NV. can b,
FiDELiTY INVESTMENT CO.
iii n al NV ST, 3-Re00
i13A p ST, N.w.-2-car. concrete
floor. brick earage: $3.50 mo
VIII. 6-650l.
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TRunKa Don aAIE

INTERNATIONAL puifF 1880,
YARD, 5000 fond II. f-I0fH. IOnl
huNoco, 1901 Nj. ollgsl X, .. Z
tEEr Ael panel, excel conc 70,
NJ. iell, snarant,ea 90 rash
IA, .-uthi. ukdayt, Wa. 5-1ase
rlckUrs. STAKES. DUMPS. PAN
ELH, WALk-iNH. 100 70 chooT
from MURPHY AUTO AALAl
hfs $500 -. ave. t.e~ 10. |.
nEo ipse van, ia-it. BODY. Tqpsi
,t9sk ~ omeslns o. produce sbpo
tRALo T4R6tRgp axiis, i Gs' 500 500
sFlp STUD M..ns ,ss s;.sn , ~
Plsnl.ss6o WeekdAyh' : % ., ~
TWO 1851 INTERNATIONAL
ssos,ssnass At barrain prices. IA
TEAcToR-rRAILER. 80 pods.
uniiS, "a. B-1dsS. cL. 6-0so3. y
VAN, moving, ready for work, 500,
motor, body, tires, need npare
s20b, HK. a-esDs'
WHY'S f-wheel drive pickup viii
dump body and front winch. On
Ytfpa tsvsf a. low price. Dealel
I wfLLYs JKEP with ton: nev
urea; t2pb. ST. e-Jji2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03
TRUCKS FOR SALE

BUICK SO conv.. full power, nylor
top, must see to appreciate. S495
JU. g-5155.
CHEW. SO sedan delivery; best Of.
fer; can be seen at 1870 Colum-
bia I'd. NV; HI. 3-3272.
CHEVROLET 1855 1a-ton panel;
good eond.; $3.50. so. S-S013.
CHEVROLET Carovan left. walk.
in; with hydramatic, power brakes,
dual rear wheels. radio, heater,
spotlights. new red paint JOB The
interior is cabineted and shelved
and can be used as either a work
room or display; This truck i
lent rubber all around. Priced .oI
immediate sale at S2,295 Cal
HE. 4-34O5 for demonstration
CHEVROLET '55 1-ton panel; new
TRUCK is2LEs. g NJ. s-05o Ss''A-
CHEW. 80 la-ton panel: std. dr. !.
D. C. inspec.; S325. Oh. 1861
CHEVROLET 81 "6400n tractor
GENERAL TRUCK SALES, ME
S-0505.
CHEVROLET '52 carryall; motor
recently overhauled. Reasonable
DU. 5-b904.
CHEVROLET $50 Is-ton; equipped
I with winch and 4-speed trans
mission; $3.50. Sun, HA. 2-9l83
wkdays, WA. lists.
] CHEW. '55 van, Aft. body, new
dark green paint, excellent CON
PARKWAY FORD
1880 M st. NV. FE. 3-22O4
DODGE 1858 z-ton pickup; tol
condition throughout. Call DA
MASCUS. Clearwater 3-2047.
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nAnLEY DAVIDSON. ipfa. run
nkH new see % appfrclmiai Nla'
fAah. Ia. h.eueN
m-n.-.oe-9f, foot ahlfli llke neN
Call NJ d-fflh
M0IonCNCLn. t-cycle engine. ,
speed Transmission Excellent con
dltlsn. t1b, 10, f-luNu.
MOTORCYCLE, 1913 Harley David,
eon Pin model, Wv, tires. rel
eody, many other extras st.ooS
sc0oTER 1888 cushman nasls
IKE new, $3.50, "a. A-i1i0.
vKsrA, 90. Imported, $50 q, q,
sFsFsz..,ysY seed sonai''on' $40
VISTA 'Bs $50 &C. silver gyey
s.ann actual mi end uarkinI
problems. over 100 mi per sal
call IA. s-e0io. any time
80 MUSTANG spec: 9-spd, Burmal
scar box, 10 hps 20 m,pR,
Excel, cond.; s22b. Rk. A-sbks
'sa zUNDAPPi with shield; e.O0l
orislnal miles; perfect condition
$3.50. TO. $4,000.
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80 GREAT LAKEa. ft-ft. long; .
esdrmt real niesi frasonAhls
1871. ALumINuM, With esi stove
Iff4r,. ranlnflH, nInk. beds, din
Oh heater; s0ob, 10. f-oash
1897 xlMMlR. a. a.. : bedrma
auto. washer. liks new thfonshoui
N 600 under book Will trade o.
finance. IA. e-Heif.
ts-l1. COLONIAL : bedfmn.. ful
ssall June 's 20. k,fini ~ ss of1
cal 40. N.ala1
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THACKER MOTORS

WHERE QUALITY COMES FIRST
18TH and r. l. Ave Me-, La. 6-653O
CADILLAC SO "62" coupe; 2-tone
blue finish; T. and h., hydra: full
power. Also GIN air-cond. 1mmac
eond. $3.50 Call CT. 6-359l.
CADILLAC "a "6a" 4-door; every
extra. full power; today's special,
81 BIS.
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TAKOMA FORD
.z035 CARROLL AVE.
IAkOMA PARK. MD. JU. $1,000
OK IS 4-door sedan; radio
heater, automatic transmission
Sl;0g5, L. p. STEuART SILVER
SPRING, INC. 1l41 East-Wesl
hwy. 8, s., JU. 9-l434.
BUICK SO station wagon: a beau.
~; special low price. 81 SOS.
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MOTORCYCLES

ADLER 1856. $50 &C series; $500
cash or $3.50 cash and take over
payments on bal. Of $3.50. Wa
7-1S11.
ALLsTATE, $50 &C: l,6OO mi, new
in April. 1858. with buddy seat
and windshield. ia. 1870.
AIS, AZ, Lightweight British, 4
forward speeds: 500 &C.: excel.
cond. reas. WA. 1850.
BSA FLASH, 1855: excellent condi-
ton: s525. Call RA. 6-2605.
very 5000 cond. Must see to ap.
preciate: S135. GA. 4-943a
CUSHMAN Huskev 81 with $50
engine so miles per gal: runs
perfect. 10. 7-S432.
CUsHNAN SCOOTER. trans, over.
hauled. new tires. $50 cash. Cal
DAVE, Ju. S-3944 after 1890.
CUSHMAN SO, excel. cond.. wind.
shield: S175. IA. 5-a3la.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1913; gooc
tires: garage kept. A terrific buI
al $3.50. WA. $3.50
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1856 '165',,
Phone OV. 3-2612.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

BACKMOE, Lima. Model 81 Cater
pillar Diesel: John Deere front
end loader. I 80 6chramm ali
compressor; Grove Economy Trail.
er. ton. Apply 9ALTER Ma
CHINE CO.. 1907 Richmond hwy :,
BUS, used as construction shed,
5000. Mlss Hanley, sP, 3-iiei.
CRANE-one ls-yerd l5-B Buoy
rus-Erie. equipped with one w.
yard back hoe; one ia-yard shovel
front. one 60-ft. boom; 1b-ft. I'D.
In excellent runnina condition:
Diesel engine; $1,000. Financing
available with low down payment.
Call WE. b-5723 weekdays 10 10
De DOzER. with trailer, $1,000;
Ford dozer and ditcher, $3.50,
Nelson bucket loader. 81 900: well
drill, 1880; TD-1s -A angle dozer,
d.d.p.c.u. New Lowboy Tandem
trsilers: special case I yard load
al al S pSsEER i saw VEL INR HSi \
Fairfax, Va OR. 3-5464. OR. s.
DRY CLEANING MACHINE, Pros
perity ga unit. excel. eond.. used
only for silk dry cleaning and re-
runs: may be seen on location
ard In operation, at Pioneer
Laundry. See Mr.. Robert Mclean.
dry eleaninr mgr Cash basis. as
Is. where is. $1,000. Financing
may be arranged through Dick
Frahm. ALLEN a. VICKERe INC,
IL. 3-S836, or write 10 214 D
st. sc.
LATHE. l0-in. metal turning, quick
change gear box, taper attachment,
steady rest. reversing switch, "a
hip. motor, with box Of tools and
accessories; S3a5. JU. s-3i46.
OLIVER FRONT END LOADER with
bucket and blade. $3.50. ST. 2
33f2.
TRAILER s-vhssl hesyy-dusy; win
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OWENS FLAGSHIPS
PENNYANN
EVINRUDE

WEEKEND SPECIALS
17-fE Trojan OBJ. day cruiser,
15-h.p. Mercury, 1856 Sl,7O0
1S-ft. Century Resorter, 25O-h. D.
1856 Cadillac Crusader $3.9n0
Down Shirley hwy. to Rte. 1913,
right to elementary school, right
again. to water.
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D0DQE 1897 ss.lon plekupi Al
mechanical condition neN tlleH
new paint, HilDA LOVING Cnkv'
hQLhI, fa:lg I w hvs- Z. ..
cenaillen and tires. 10. s-bsSii'
DoDOk 49, e-tonj nat: s-speed
rear, speeds forward. nylon
Tires. pf. a-aoie alter I p.ms
' sissI t ARJ ls;lis Aria az 500. $3.50,
food,lgRP SO vs. ;seR pickup, ss as
s SrsirsS 8 q, ND So. aisA.. Ia''-w'''
fos9 v 'a.; 49,, 2 49, g; yi..i Tk r. r.
FoRD "a c-s0o sleeper cab; yssds
for ne rQad excsllenl. rubber
100. GENERAL TRUCK SALES
road 80 E-eso a.ten pickup
! $3.50, 0ENkRAL TRUCK sALks'
FORD 1895 h-ton VS. panel: real
5000 condition; 1895. ST. a-J3i2
GOLIATH 'An as-ton panel, only
$500 mi /; dhle. loading side doors
wide loading =. door. VII. a-bni1
oMc 'ee LOT van. seab. oLn'
KRAL TRUCK SALES. NE. e-Ob05
0Mc SIS "l54" cab and chassis,
/ reinforced irAmei. excellent truck
for brick or block complete en-.
CINE overhauled: = AS oKN'
ERAL TRUCK SAILS. Nh
! H-Ob05.
ONO 80 "a ton tractor; Vacuum
SAILS. Ne. s-osos.
GMC $50 HDcR-e53 sleeper cab
good road truck. S9,10A. GEN,
kRAl TRUCK SALES. NE
s-O5O5.
CMC 81 Cab over engine: fair con
dition; SOS. ST. 2-3al2.
ONO 'bR. waik-in, left. body
wide opening rear doors. new darl
green nnish, excellent condition
ready 70 Work II Ouh
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

CARS WANTED AT ONCE
A new-formed used car dealer pay
ing absolute top prices for cars
from 40 to $50 and Foreign also.
Please call US first II you have q
WILLIAMS MOTORS, LTD. INC.
1924 N. wash, Blvd. Arl.. Va.
IA. 4-7477
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l1-NI. nuNAH0uI, upholllfrrd
eauNlIlIn|I ton. fumnI. euuIu, -.
hlp dohnaou with cleo. starter,
$500 90. bsde1a
sn-FI. BAY-nuiLT utility nshlnr
ssSs1 ae1gssso marine sns'hs' $3.50
ie.FT, CABIN cRUIsHR, "ssg
Lon; tuln cfoNna This we'll
Known crul1rr has many features
fllp CAPITAL Yacht Club o.
"a, 2-ilsl.
ts-lI. 0nuMMAN aluminium oanoe
tffA, XXI N-otls,
if1e sCOt1 . D motor, never used,
~, s.fUOs'
LIT. "a. 81 ,s s~i nsI'nI Tunsseut .. e
around Windshield, remote con-
trolls, runnlna llrhia, u-gal tank,
snesdomsier, fnll deck hardware,
i1-FT. CHRIS CnAFT sPKkDBoAT
ph-h.p ChryaIer enalne, fully
equipped. 5000. VIZ. f-u5sJ.
ESQ MP. MARINE ENGINES tal,
49, aH~NNAN tNatNUt NaA4 N~tfla
complete for immediate lnstalla-
ton IN lnrge boat % n. or over;
VIII sell separately a. a traction
81 orig. cost. sac. price sos ga.
Will finance. "a. f-fHi7.
1871. FISHING BOAT. 4-eyllnder
Gray marine engine; newly paint.
ssdasasnd ready for water. CT
fl-FT. QUTnoARD CABIN cRuis.
LR - Head. galley; iull canvaa
Extras. u. 6-07nn
it-FT. RUNABouT. ls h.p. motor
trailer. very rood cOnd, moVing
Eacrlnee, $3.50. AP. 7-e00b.
1871 -Foof OUfBOARn cRufsEG,
lb-h.p. johnson IS: trailer;
wl I. Ss9...,SE best oHsr under
eft. boat and motor; SIS.
Call JE. 4-OS76.
Is-FT. THISTLE sAILBoATs-Nev
and used. $3.50 up. Join Fleet n.
washington OF Fleet "a. Anna
polls Tor hummer racins Sec
PETRINI SHIpYARD, Walton lane
Eastport IN Annapolis.
ff.FT oLDTOWN iapstrake run
about, 10 hp; Johnson; stesrine.
IE ,shss .oys sont5o os.. wIsndshleldl
30 hrs. Like new, ~ 600. Firm
ia. a-52a2, RA. 3-llA9: