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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25

In some of the community's
most reputable organizations.
Bill" Lytton has done every
thing from becoming notary
public to help organize the for
mer Regional Finance Corpora
ton, now known as Credit FL
nance.
Other activities include posi-
tons as a Boy Scouts commit
teeman, a member of the Mont
gomery County Sheriff's office
in Rockville, a Civil Defense
auxiliary policeman, a member
of the Permanent Memorial
Committee of Rockville, and
memberships. in the Rockville
Chamber of Commerce and the
Midtown Merchants Association.
He also helped form the Rock
crest Citizens Association and
as one Of its founders, was in
strumental in seeing that Rock
crest got a bridge over the
B & o Railroad.
Lytton was the accountant
and bookkeeper for the Rock
mont Motor Company and man.
aged the old Milo Theater.
Mary 10 Whidden, former
athletic instructor at Wheaton
High School, has become an As
sociate Member in the life in
surance planning agency of Ro-
mack, English and Associates.
Miss Whidden specializes in
Insured Savings with her Of
flee at 212 Guardian Federal
Building, Silver Spring, Md.
The firm represents Fidelity
Bankers Life Insurance Com
pany Of Richmond, Va.
Robert c. Christie has been
appointed associate counsel of
Suburban Trust Co., it was an
nounced by T. Howard Duckett,
chairman of the board and ex-
ecutive committee of Suburban
Trust Co. and J. Robert Sher-
wood, Ste president.
Christie has spent most of
his life in Silver Spring, where
he now resides with his family.
He graduated from Montgom-
cry Blair High School, attended
University of Maryland for two
years and George Washington
University for two more years.
He received his law degree from
Southeastern University in 1887
and was admitted to practice
in the District of Columbia the
same year.
Christie was employed in the
Trust Department of National
Savings & Trust Company for
six years before being indicted
into service in November, 1910,
as the first draftee in Silver
Spring. After being discharged
as an infantry Captain in 1916,
Mr.. Christie was admitted to
practice law in Maryland where
upon he became associated with
the firm known as Duckett, Gill
& Anderson. He is now part
ner in this same firm which is
presently known as Duckett,
Orem & Christie with offices in
Silver Spring and Washington,
d. c.
William Bowie, president Of
the Maryland Bankers Associ-
alton and vice-chairman of the
board of the Suburban Trust
Company, Hyattsville, has an.
nounced that a statewide con-
sumner credit conference will be
held in Baltimore on March 3
at the Sheraton-B elvedere Hotel
Homan B. Kinsley, assistant
vice-president of the Maryland
Trust Company, Baltimore, will
be in overall charge of the ses-
sion. Kinsley is chairman Of the
state bankers associations con-
sumner credit committee. He will
ho nccinAod LIZ Ted NJ Huffman
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25

During the nationwide observance Of Engineers
Week. February 81 to 81, PEPco joins its engi-
neering staff and other members of the engineering
profession everywhere, IN dedication to Engineer
ings Great Challenge-The 1905"
And what tremendous challenge it is. Every
10 years see doubling Of the Washington Areas
Electrical requirements. By 1870, you'll be needing
twice the Electricity you're using. The respon-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25

sbity for seeing that you get It falls primarily on
PEPco's III electrical, mechanical, civil, fuel and
general engineers They are continuously occupied
-. studying, planning, designing and building new
generating, transmission, and distribution facilities
for the 1960's-and beyond. Thanks to them, you
can be sure of all the Electricity you need, when
and where you need it, at lowest practicable cost
today, tomorrow, always.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25
I'm County
'1s
Business News

Rockville's well known Roll
on Tire Company, at 405 East
Montgomery ave-, has a new
hand at the ler-Balfour "Bill
Lytton, who although new in his
job as manager, is no stranger
to the community.
Reading his present and past
affiliations in the business and
civic worlds like opening doors
Evening star., 1960-11-13
- Advertisement
PORT CHARLOTTE,
FLORIDA
Where retirement becomes
Re-neW-ment-O neW
BEGINNING, not ON end

Here at Port Charlotte you really begin a life.
You shed YOUR cares along your and look forward with
confidence to the of living dreamed of for so long
Here Retirement becomes takes richer
ewardng meaning day holds out the promise of
pleasure and ffment Here is life should be- IN the peace
and quiet contentment of the beautiful countryside.
Yet all the facilities advantages of modern city
Because planned blue printed and brought
by the vsion and OF the acke
Company souhs largest community planners and builders
land
Right these great companies envlsoned
thriving designed to draw thousands OF people
from all country and satisfy their fondest hopes
On the lovely of Florida cooled in summer
by gentle brezes from the Gulf OF Mexico Port
Charlotte offers desirable climates all America
And what outdoor pleasures will enjoy ound
Like to fish? Then line for 600 varieties of fresh
and wide rivers and Charlotte Harbor or
90 after the ssbig ones" in the Gulf of Mexico
And swimming? Oympcsze fresh water pool Or
prefer broad sandy beach, equipped with shady palm
tables for pcs barbecue and stand
If COLTS your game off the split the lush aways with
your pitch billiard smooth one OF FLORIDA
most beautiful Now add Switchboard courts horseshoe
pitching pits baseball diamond whether you play or just
watch a world of sports awaits at Port Charlotte
With all these facilities all these pleasures and amusements
comes feeling really belonging being really Wdnd oy the
friendlest neighbors who put out a welcome mat
Here indeed retirement becomes community
You'll be proud and happy to call ''home"!
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Highway Crash
Kills 5 in Texas

ODESSA, Tex, Aug. IL (AP) =.
Five persons, including three
members of a Houston family
en- route to Odessa to attend a
funeral were killed early today
in a two-car accident about IL
miles south Of here at an inter-
section on Highway 3s5.
IOficials of medical center
hospital identified the dead as
Grover Jerry Gerard, ST.. Hous-
ton, his daughter, Sonny Len
cite Gerard, %, and a son,
Billy Jack Gerard. Is.
Another son. Grover Jerry
Gerard. jr.. %. was taken to
the hospital with undetermined
injuries. He told a newsman
he did not know how the ac-
cident happened.
The only member Of the
Gerard family who was not In
the car was Mrs. Gerard, wife
of the senior Gerard and the
mother Of the other victims.
She remained at the family
home.
The Gerards were en- route
to Odessa to attend the funeral
today of Frank Gerard, q
brother Of the Elder Gerard.
Killed in the second car were
Willie B. Williams and Charline
Robinson, 26, both of Odessa.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Wyoming Dean
Named to Lead
U. S. Program
By the Assoeiated Press

DR.. Robert Bruce. dean Of
the graduate school at the Uni
versity Of wyoming. Laramie,
today was appointed chief of
the once of Education's srads
uate fellowship program.
Commissioner of Education
Lawrence G. Derthick also an
nounced appointment Of DR..
Horace w. Lundberg to the
newly established job of spe-
cialist in school social work
services, dealing with the field
Of visiting teachers.
DR.. -Lundberg for the past
seven years has been associate
professor in the graduate school
of social work at the University
of Utah. Salt Lake City.
DR.. Bruce will assume his
duties in September. He sue
ceedS DR.. Henry e. Bent, who
has returned to his regular
position as dean Of the gradu-
ate faculty and professor of
chemistry at the University Of
Missouri. DR.. Bruce will be paid
$13,730 a year.
DR.. Lundberg Is o native Of
Salina, Kan. He will be paid
S12,210 yearly.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Roudeo Youths Prove
.MettIe, Await Results

ward driving. depth percep-
ton, rules of the road, reaction
times and personality.
These are high-caliber kids
in every respect" says Charles
A. Goodwin Of Boston, an in
surance company ofhcial serv-
ing as technical adviser. THE
hot-rod types, who may be
very skillful. get eliminated at
the lower levels. Here we en-
phasize attitude, driving per-
sonality and knowledge"
According to Mr.. Goodwin,
the finalists were drawn from
among more than 500. 900
drivers who took part in pre-
liminary contests at the State
level. e -
After winding up the roAdeo
today with q rules-of- -the-road
test, the teen-agers were to
relax with q trip to the White
House and q tour Of the FBI.
Scholarships Of $4,000. 81. 500
and 1000 will be awarded to
the top winners at tonight's
ceremonies.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Luw-Abidinq
Family Man
Twice Shot

GLEN COVE. N. Y, Aug. II
(AP).-Wiley Oglesby Is a law
abiding family man. His work
aday existence differs little
from that Of millions Of other
Americans. Yet someone has
shot him from ambush twice in
the last three months.
He doesn't know why. But
this is what has happened to
him in this quiet Long Island
suburb:
On May II. he was complet-
ing some do-it-yourself repairs
on his car at a service station.
A shot rang out and o bullet
fragment entered his head. He
was hospitalized for five days.
Last Tuesday night, he again
was at the service station.
Again he had just completed
some repairs when Q shot rang
out. This time he was hit In
the shoulder. The wound was
not serious. and MIR. Oglesby
is recovering satisfactorily.
I'm scared" the 40-year-old
Mr.. Oglesby said as he dis
cussed the shootings yesterday.
Il. haven't got an enemy in the
world that know Of"
There have been no threats
to his wife or five children, to
the attendants at the gas sta
ton, or to anyone at the Tung-
stem Corp. plant where he has
q steady job.
Police are investigating, but
are baffled. They can't guard
Mr.. Oglesby against all possible
shooting attempts.
So he goes on living, and
looking over his shoulder.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Koreans Agree
On President

SEOUL. Aug. II (AP).-
Austerity minded Yoon Bo-sun
emerged today as the favorite
for South Korean President .tc
succeed the ousted Syngham
Rhee-but without his dicta-
torial powers.
Two fueding factions Of the
dominant Democratic Party
decided to support Mr.. Yoon
81. q former Commerce Min
lister, in tomorrow's presidential
election by the new National
Assembly.
After Mr.. Rhee's fall the pres
idency was relegated to largely
a ceremonial post but the Pres
ident still nominates the Pre-
mier for approval or rejection
by the lower house.
John M. Chang, former Vice
President and one-time Ambas-
sador to Washington, and for
mer Finance Minister Kim Do
yum are waging a bitter fight
for the premiership. !
The House Of Representatives
today adopted an appeal to the
United States against any cut
in economic aid to South Ko-
rea, which now runs about 5000
million @ year.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Howoiion Trail Leads
To Man in Check Case

I the Bank Of America in San
Francisco. The checks bounced
Detective Grafton consulted
San Francisco police, who said
a Jerome Bender had rented 9
car there. using q Honolulu
drivers permit as his credential
Then Detective Grafton wrote
the Honolulu police and re-
ceived a photostatic copy of the
drivers permit. which included
Bender's signature. XII
When the police handwriting
expert here. Ira Gullickson, SAID
the signature matched those or
the checks passed here. Detec.
tive Grafton sent out a l3-state
East Coast lookout.
On Monday he heard from
the Atlantic City police that
they had a man answering this
description in custody. Per-
sonnel at the antique shops
identified the picture forwarded
by the Atlantic City police.
Evening star., 1960-08-11

Forty-eight Of the Nations
top teen-age drivers are await
ing the results, to be announced
tonight, of five days Of hard
work,
The youngsters, ~ boys and
Q girl, have been displaying
their driving skills before
hawk-eyed contest officials in
THE ninth ANIMAL National
Teen Age Safe Driving Roadeo
since Sunday. Tonight, at a
banquet IN their honor at the
Statler4Hilton Hotel. winners
| yilibe swafded college scholar
ships totsling s4.s0a,
the roadeo, SPONSORED by
the National Junfof Chamber
of Commerce. In ;co-operation
with several independent busi-
nesses, is calculated to make
all but the hardest contestant
grind his gears.
Besides the hazards Of a
barrel-Strewn obstacle course,
the young drivers will have
been thoroughly tested on such
things as their attitudes to-
Evening star., 1960-08-11
RED COURT AIDE
LABELS TARTAN
AS TOP MENACE

LONDON (AP).-A So
Wet legal authority said
yesterday some motion pic
lures promote juvenile de-
linquency, and singled out
Tarzan, hero Of the jungle,
as q specific example.
c. N. Smirnov. deputy
chairman Of the Soviet
Supreme Court. made his
report to the United Ma
tions conference for the
prevention Of crime.
Mr.. Smirnov cited as an
example Of the influence
Of films on young minds
the Soviet experience with
the adventures of Tarzan
movies.
I'VE saw one of these
Aims. not the worst by
any means" he said. What
was the result? After it,
we had q number Of ju-
venile Tarzans in the So
Wet Union wearing long
hair and jumping from tree
to tree. That was. per-
haps an isolated example.
but 1t is significant and in
tereSting."
Evening star., 1960-08-11

After following a trail that
led as far away as Hawaii
police said yesterday they havf
located . man wanted in con-
nection with passing bad checks
totaling $365.50 here and for
warded warrants for his ar
rest to Atlantic City. =. .
Detective Edwin P. Grafton
disclosed details of his four
month search for q man he
identified as Jerome Bender.
Detective Grafton said Ben-
der is now being held by Az
lantic City police on a bad
check charge.
He said that, on April 4, 9
man who identified himself a,
Jerome Bender purchased art
objects from the Orientale
Chinese Antique Shop. l5ts
Wisconsin avenue NV. anc
the Arpad Antique Shop, 140t
Wisconsin avenue NV, ant
paid for them with checks or
Evening star., 1960-08-11

expect to have about $24 mil
lion in unSpent general funds
by the end Of this fiscal year If
tax collection continue at the
present rate.
Half of that, s12 million. is
locked In the revenue deficiency
fund which the Governor had
the 1860. LEGISLATURE set aside
against q possible economic
pinch. To get to the money, he
presumably would have to get
approval of the Legislature.
The appropriation stipulated
t..would be used only by the
Board Of Public Works ito
compensate for any deficiency
Of general fund revenue below
estimates for any fiscal year"
Mr.. Goldstein said this is a
question for the Governor to
settle after revised revenue es-
Inmates become available this
winter and the States spend
ing needs for next year are
known.
Maryland had $29,656, ,584
left over when the fiscal year
ended June 80 but it's not all
surplus. Besides the $12 mil
hon set aside in reserve, the
legislature appropriated about
$40 million to balance the
budget for the current fiscal year
and about $1.7 million was ad-
vanced to State departments as
petty cash for the current year.
For these reasons, Mr.. Gold
stein cautioned. only $5.914, ,7S6
is available as q "free, unat-
tached surplus" fx
Most of the unencumbered
surplus resulted from tax coll
lection running about $3.7 mil
lion ahead Of estimates, and
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Nehru PIons 1st Visit
To Pukistun Since AT

NUEW DELHI, Aug. II (AP).
Prime Minister Nehru is plan
ming his first visit to Pakistan
since British India was parti-
toned in 1947.
He told a, news conference he
intends to make the trip to sign
an agreement with Pakistan
settling the 13-year-old dispute
over division Of irrigation water
from the Indus River.
Evening star., 1960-08-11

from unspent funds turned
back by various agencies,
Mr.. Goldstein and w. Irving
Young. chief of the Bureau of
Revenue Estimates. predicted
tax collections would continue
to run about 4 per cent over
estimates made last March.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
4 FnRn
DTVVER
DODGE

ONlOIE 1aa
Bsthssds, Nd. oLs Sei1ii'
ISETTA SO BMW Model 900. s.
Z 60-lni. gal, $3.50. HE. 4.4iS1.
>JAGUAR SO XK.I50 roadster:
white wired uphcls In top cond
S2.9ps so. 6.Se,4S OF KI. s-OsOO.
,JAGUAR as sedan;, needs work,
$50 plus payments 0f $50 per mo.
i TE. 6t65l6.
JAG ,5S "A sedan: black; as brand
new. S2,4s5 JACK fRY, 1918
y Conn. ave. NV.
/, JAG ss55 l40-XK rdstr,: white, Al
throueilout. $1,496. JACK PRY,
18th and Pa. ave. sc. eEst. 1928.
( JAGUAk '56 XIX l40-MC black
cotlpes wire wheels. never raced;
besutiful; Sl.7gS. oil. 2.S1l6,
1AGUAR 1859 "a sedan: black;
WV. auto. trans; like nav; 1900
mi. r., h: fully equipped; pvt.
9n,s.,sSS 9ynsss Ss;sS5, call GEORGE DIb-
LARK 80 hariitpp Resal dc luxe;
LArk'S flnestmodei: r. and h.. auto.
trans. leather seats, foam rubber.
( undercoating, etc. $4,000 NIL;
excel. eond; cost $2,sl5. sen g =
Cal c snstiias collect dsithersbusa: M sSl1.
Nd, Wa. 6-12l7, NJ.
LARK 80 4-dF. sedan; excel, cond,, I,
6-cyl., radio, new tires. $1,A90 or
F. best offer. See Il 31(lQ Corey pl.
!, n.y.sS5-e pm. only: Sat, 10 am. :
~ SPIN, Phone same hrs, Only Wo.
6-3294. 4A.el,s
LARks--Area's Oldest end larsest
- dealer AMERICAN. SERVICE CEN
TER: 5S5 N. ciebs I'd. Arl.. Va.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Maryland Sees Budget
Balanced, No Tax Rise

BALTIMORE Aug II (AP) Maryland ended the last hs-
cal year with about $295 million in the treasury almost Sc
million of 1t in unencumbered surplus
For this fiscal officers hope budget
be balanced without tax increase Gov Tawes might
to dip into reserves to do this. however.
Controller Louis Godstein the State
Evening star., 1960-08-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FORD SO V.s 9-pass. sta, was !;
auto. trans, r. and h.; S7e6.
GRADY

1909 Wis. Ave, Beth, OIL. 6-4200
FORD ,58 VS. Tudor; Fordomatie.
p.s,, r. and h.: white; excel. cond.
Best offer. IA. S-o7R3
Evening star., 1960-08-11

FORD P56 Fairiane Yss" Fordor;
FordoInatic, radio, heater. Wv,
tires 2;tcne hnishi clean through
TRIANGLE FORD
SOLO R. I. Ave NEl La s-I0as
FORD SO 9-pass. station WAGON;
full power: good cond,: $685., :
TAKOMA FORD
1035 cARHC1.L AVE, JU. $1,000
FORD so Fairlane Tudor; mile
age-maker "6e motor. FordoIhatie,
radio. radio. hsasssf; tsc sRtrs sharp; speeiai
TRIANGLE FORD
SOLO R. I. Ave. NE. LASp-100s
FORD SO Gaiaxie VS. convertible;
power steering rs q featpre,. also
Fordomatie, radio. heater. This
one is really nice, color7 It's
AkerS Olds-C G Cadillac Co.
HARRINGTON SHOPPING cTR. "
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
FORD 1854 Tudofs: 3 to choose
from; 8 and 8 cylinder engines;
fiilIv una ranfaAA z
Evening star., 1960-08-11
FORD go. S1945


Fairlane Tudor 6.eyl.; brand-new,
Adriatic green. Magic Air heater.
turn stgnals. Cash. terms or trade.
Stop BY for this one.
LOGAN FORD
553S 553S f4ss iGss g. &, NV NV f. E5 siSS -siSS
FORD $50 FAiriane Tudor h,t,s
svsry extra; one owner; B-BondS
ass sfss, 4. IEE n.T.. b ps. 5gss:Es ss45. ilsi
FORD t57 Faiflane 'iSO0"7 Tudor
y seders yellow and white. one own
: ,tyslpw mileaae; see L and YOU wiz.
afTsabs RyK y sais Sssss HssSes sSS!s sassasgESxETY sassgSxETY
| | / PoHEANKAa Of 4 !: 4 OLDS |. !,
foss E. E. 5sEsoa.s sSss: tss''ss sssd ssssR
* lTAKOMA FORD
5Nibs CARROLL AVE. 81. 81 tidA !,
HILLhlAN 1860 specisf: driven only
MS. ne Sci, !ssiis s. Ms,.4ss. & CA ga, 4.Ssss 2MshE
HilLMAN 80 Husky sta. gAgsl
gray, red leather: perfect: Ssp5.
JACK PRYn PdRcY 18th and Pa.Fs,
HlLLMAN '5e 2-dr. station wiEon;
7. and h.: S496.
Page Hughes Buick, Inc.
al Arl. Blvd. r c. 1E: 3-l1ss
IMPERlAL $50 Custom 4-doof:
beautiful white finish; new Wv.
tires. air Conditioner, power steer-l
tns and brakes, push-bnttcn drive,
( radio and heater. A Wetl-kept
oi1e-owner car. sale price S3.395s
WHEIELE WI1IIiRI ER tnS nSv S9n4p MHEHI413s5ahk 1!2sa
Chfysler-Plymouth- -Impefiai.Valfank
4 1900 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-l02e Z
IMPERIAL 81 4-door SodthauaiSs
S-ton; full power, factory air condt- {
sNStiofed. Ike new. -, ,Oflbsr -5lFsf ~
Evening star., 1960-08-11
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

0LDsMOBILE 1850 "ss'' Holiday
sedan; equipped with factory air
conditioning. full power and cleo
trieal accessories. etc; absolutely
immaculate: special. S4.0e5.
Suburban Cadillac -Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHEsDA. Mb. OIL e.77o0
OLDs 80 ''9e'' de luxe Holiday
coupe: 2-tone green, power steer
Ing. power brakes: $3.50: ccc
Capitol adillac- -Olds Co.
l.:2 22nd et. NV. FE. 7-26OO
OLDs '54 hardtop: r. and h., pS.
p.b. l owner; low price. BUR-
ROWS RAMBLER. 300 M st. Sc.
kE 4rt.l0 l...sz..s.l q. =, a :. ~
OLDs B5 SnnIr s.sS's Convertible:
red. ond white bf&nd+neN top, q
sssl re- shafb ests ssjnnAet special.
AG4oo' Is TRADE ASSOC. WARRANTY
( pOHANKA OLDS 3
s11ea 10th st. Nswsss n, T-s3ns
: 0LDs az lAs8s 2-door hSfdtop:
auto.sr. and A.. power 1tesrins,
9rskss. s-tons. "A real honey on
Evening star., 1960-08-11
LINCOLN
PREMIER M -,
1899 fBssg saSiFeEB saRRz2s
$4,895

NeW-Car T1tle, New-Car warranty
GRADY
1909 Wis. Ave, Beth, OIL. $4,000
LINCOLN $50 Premier 4-door: every
extra. full power. Today's spe-
cial, S9a5: bank fnaneing. --.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and R. !. Ave. NE. La. a-1Ion
= LINCOLN SO sedan; green; auto.
trans: ans: r. and h., power assists;
GRADY
7sOa Wis. Ave, Beth. OIL. $4,000
LLOYD '58 German made): so
m.p.E., 4-pass., good cond, $3.50
or nearest ofier. NO. 7-5523: LU.
4-5400, Ext. sci. after 6 pm.
MERCEDES-BENZ SO COW, fully
equip, Wv. tires; Low mi; good
cond. Phone AID. 4-45S4 Monday
through Fri. Q a.m.-5 pm.
I 800 mics: Becker Becker MEXICO lSH; AN AMIN
radio: eray white with black top
and red interior. $3.50. No
trades. Call weekdays OK. 6-aS54.
MERCURY '54 4-dr.; cd. r. and
h.; like new: Sa5 down. LEE
D. BUTLER, 1121 21st st. NV.
FE. 7-3245.
MERCURY '5s al. 2-dr; hardtop;
every extra: one owner: B.Bonded;
$1,595. LEE D. BUTLER, 1121
21st St NV. FE. 7-3245.
MERCURY '57 station wagon: fully
s912g squ1lR2ggsd; B. 2ynsrj sujrLER' Hjsondtssi Tisi
21st st. NV. FE. 7-3245.
MERCURY 81 2-dr. hit; every
extra. 9 real gem; easy terms
Sl::s95; LEE p sgTL5EaRS' III
Evening star., 1960-08-11
AUrollOBlLEs FoR SALE
fcoNf,NiliEnl e,
FORD ,sR.

FORD ,58
Fairlane va Fordof sedan. radio,
heater, economical standard trans
mission: Q chance to step MP hieh
at WORKING man 5 pticG
S1;049
WILL FINANCE 10 YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
407 FloEids Ave. NE. Ii. 6-72O4
IS YEARS SAME LOCATION I.
Open Daily 0 TIL 9; Sun. 9 til
Evening star., 1960-08-11
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

MERCURY 81 hardtop sedan; black
and white: power steering, radio,
Mereomatic, clean: only S1.lo7.
EMERSON a. ORME, 1896 Wis
consin ave, NV, EN-. 2-433l.
MERCURY '67 Monterey 2-dr.;
.. g., r. and h., excel. cond. SD2B
or best bid. OV. 3-129g after B.
MERCURY 1884 Monterey club
coupe; $445; $25 down. ROPER
Evening star., 1960-08-11
ROSENTHALt
sl CHEVRAIiET

Columbia riks and o.. GIebe Rd.
SOLDs '5s Holiday coupe: power st.,
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Evening star., 1960-08-11

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Evening star., 1960-08-11

Fairlane Tudor 6.cyl.: brand-new,
Adriatic green, Magic Air heater,
turn signals. Cash. terms or trade.
StOb by for this one.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-02-17
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