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Milford chronicle., 1962-08-10
Donald j. Green Has
Completed Workshop

Donald J. Green of Lincoln re-
Gently completed workshop in
driver education at George Pea
body College for Teachers in Nash
Vile, Tenn.
The workshop, the second one
financed by Allstate Insurance Co.
at Peabody in the interest of high
way safety, was taught by Tom
Sawyer of Starkville, Miss, who lis
regarded nationally as am expert
in the field of driver education and
safety. The $4,000 gift from ALL
state provided scholarships for 20
teachers who have been instruct
ing youngsters in driver education
or who plan to enter this field.
The workshop was conducted
under the auspices of Peabody1s
Department of Physical Education,
headed by DR.. SQlon Sudduth.
Mr.. Green, who is majoring in
secondary administration, holds
the bachelor of science and master
of arts degrees from Peabody.
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-10
Blue Carriage Sussex County
Ball Is Due Democratic c
On August "A Beach Party
Annual Affair Will Be
Held At Lewes Beach
On The Evening Of
Friday, August 24th.

The Sussex County Democratic
Beach Jamboree Committee met
Monday Evening in the Democratic
Headquarters at Georgetown to
discuss the final plans for the an
nual Beach Party. The date is Fri.
night, August "a, at six o'clock on
Lewes Beach. The rain date will
be the following evening, August
25, same time and place.
The President, Joseph Wallis
Lewes, r. D., appointed his Com
mittee Chairmen and their Com
mittees.
The Slate of Committees are a.
/ follows:
| General Chairman of Groun4
/ Committee is to be selected wit.
Raymond o. Martin, Georgetown
| Frank Tharp, Lewes, Paul Carper
ter, LeweS and Graham STAGE.
Rehoboth.
Chairman of Foods will be w. I
| Wilkins, Milford, with Frank Don
ovan, Milford, and Watson Cooh
/ Georgetown.
Chairman of Beverages will b.
| Howard Lane, Jr., Seaford, will
Louis V. Kitchens, Laurel, and
Frank Dickenson, Lewes.
Master of Ceremonies will be III
Edward Maull, Esquire, Lewes.
Ticket Chairman will be Walter
Conoway, Concord, with Charles S
Calhoun, Georgetown.
Entertainment Committee Chair
man will be Mrs. Mabel Lambden,
Georgetown.
Publicity Chairman will be Mrs.
Joseph NJ Kitchens, Laurel.
Parliamentarian will be A. Dean
Belts, Esquire, Seaford
Hostess will be Mrs. Edna
Brasure, Milton.
Gate Ticket Committee will be
Mrs. Gertrude Tharp, Lew IS,
Christine Donovan, Milton, a n d
Ruth Henning, Rehoboth
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-10

pointed out that the past decade
has seen marked strides forward
in automobile design and produc-
ton, with the result that modern
automobiles are faster and more
powerful - and more numerous -
than ever before.
"But the increased speed, power
and traffic density require more
control and greater skill in
driving" the two auto CLUB OF
ficials said.
Urging all motorists to keep up
to-date in their driving habits, they
said that many drivers on ou
highways today are still using
driving techniques as obsolete as
the out-dated model in which they
first learned.
"A motorist has to be alert to
rapid developments in our high
way system too. especially with so
many super-highways springing UP
Continued on page eleven)
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-10
Fire Recorder Gives
Report For July

John G.. Jester, Fire Recorder
for the Carlisle Fire Company of
Milford submitted the following re-
port for the month of July:-o
Number of Alarms, 6, No. 81 to
65 inc; city alarms, 2; rrTal
alarms. 3; Types 2 autos, grass,
/ barn: Hose used IT'S feet 1
inch, $50 feet 115 inch; Distance
travelled, 56 miles; Time in serv-
ice, 2 hrs. 55 min.; Pumping Time
hr., As min.; Attendance 156
men in service, 101 man hours in
service, 81 average attendance at
each alarm; Loss total, $250.00;
city, $225.O0; rural, s25.00.
Ambulance Report Total trips,
2S; Total men in service, 81; total
hours in service, 33; Total man
hours in service, 5S; Total miles
travelled, 1245.
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-10

To Assist The
Legislative e
e a n did ates
Campaign Group III a S
Been Set Up This Week
By William Roth, Jr.,
Repub blican State
Chairman.

The formation of a Republican
Legislative Campaign Committee
to assist COP candidates for the
General Assembly in the Nov.
elections was announced this week
by William " Roth, Jr., Republi-
can state chairman.
Rep. Robert N. Downs of
Christiana Hundred was named
chairman of the committee.
Others who will serve on the
committee are Senator Margaret r.
Manning of Marshallton, Rep. t.
Lees Bartleson of Lindamere, Rep.
George Ehinger of Dover, and Rep.
William T. Best of Nassau.
''This is the second consecutive
campaign year the Republican
State Committee has utilized a
Legislative Campaign Committee
to advise and assist our candidates
for the General Assembly" Roth
pointed out.
'.We are convinced that this
committee was responsible to a
large extent for the fact that we
picked up seats in the legislature
despite a Democratic trend in the
statewide races" he said.
The Republican Parity gained
additional seats in the House of
Representatives, giving them a
total of Is, and retained six Senate
seats in the 1860 elections.
Rep. Downs said his committee
will stand ready to assist all legis-
lative candidates, and especially
those who are running for office
for the first time He said the first
major undertaking of the commit
tee will be to conduct a Legislative
Candidates Workshop on August
%, details of which will be an
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-10

local meeting. Inc Rev. Ol1n j.
Shockley of Asbury M e t h o di S t
Church will give the invocation.
Group singing will be led by Rev.
Shockley, accompanied by M is s
Candace Peck of Harrington.
A report on local operations and
services will be given by Charles
Peck, Jr., manager of Peck Bros.
Farm Supply Co.
Jim Silver of Seaford, member
of the Southern States Regional
Staff, will report on overall
Southern States operations for the
fiscal yea which ended June 80.
Nominees for the local Southern
States Advisory Board for the Har-
rington area are: Elwood B. Cru
well, Elbert Harrington, both of
FELTON,; Fred Martin and Leonard
A. Taylor, both of Harrington.
Nominees for the Farm H o m e
CONTINUED on page ten)
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-10
Lions Glib
Horse Show
Up
For September
Some Local Patron Of
Fete WILL Be The New
Owner Of A Well Man
nered Seven OYear Old
Pony.

Milford's biggest yearly event,
the Annual Milford Lions Horse
show, is shaping up in all It's
many phases.
Some lucky patron will be the
new owner of a colorful, we'll
hammered, 7-year-old pony, COM
plete with bride and saddle, at the
close of the days events on Sept.
8, 1862. This pony, natiye to the
Milford area, will be at different
areas in Milford during the COM
ing weeks as part of the ticket
committees efforts to give every
one possible an opportunity to buy
tickets for the show in advance.
Price" Webb and 'Tom" Gallo
way, Ticket Sales Co-Chairmen,
have indicated that ticket sales.
the primary source of income for
the show, are going well. Tickets
are $1.00 for adults, $50 for stu
dents, and children under years
of age : are admitted free with
adults.
An entirely different formatofor
the kiddies, to be announced later,
promises to be a unique attraction
never before seen in Eastern
Horseshows. This new approach in
entertainment will be a feature thec
young and the young at heart
won't want to miss In response
to the many requests, Pony Rides
will again be offered. too.
Another event which should
prove most interesting to this
years showgoers, through the CO.
Operation of the Delaw@e State
Police, will be demonstration OF
the relatively new Trooper-Canine
Unit showing the effectiveness o.
a trooper and his highly trained
lpolice-dog as used in lawenforce
ment work.
| (continued on mage sevenl
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-10
School Children To
Register August Is

All parents of pupils who have
moved into the Milford Special
School District since the period of
pupil registration and transfer"
held during the week beginning
May 7, 1862, are urgently requested
to register their children at the
following school offices between
the hours of $50 am. and 400
pm, on Wed, August Is, 1862:
Lulu NJ Ross Elementary
School, Mr.. James Kerr, Principal.
Lakeview Elementary S h o /,
Mr.. Robert Hawkins, Principal.
Milford Junior High School, Mr..
Walter w. McGinnes, Principal.
Milford High School, Mr.. James
E. Atkinson, Principal.
Benjamin Banneker Elementary
and Junior High Schools, Mr.. Chas.
Goslee, Principal.
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-10
Traffic Increases
Are Noted In June

Increases in traffic for the
month of June were recorded al
the traffic counting stations along
the main highways, with one ex-
ception, according to a report of
the Planning Section of the State
Highway Department.
The lone exception was along
Route 113, at point north of Mil
ford, where, in comparison with
June of last year, there was a de-
crease of 1.19 percent with the
daily average of vehicles counted
being SAT-, a decrease of 102, and
the largest single day was June II
when 1887 vehicles were counted.
Continued on page eleven)
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-10
Junior Fishing ROdeo viii
Be Held At Griffith s Lake
Gala Fete Is Being Sponsored By The Milford Red
Mems Lodge; Many Splendid Prizes Viii Be
Offered To Winning Contestants

will present the trophies to the
Queens.
The news staff of Radio Station
WDEL, Wilmington, has agreed to
announce the names of every re-
gional site winner and determine
the State winners on their IL pm.
news broadcast Saturday evening,
August 18th. All regional site
chairmen will call in their Kings
and Queens so that proper evalua-
Ition may be ascertained.
Come on, boys and girls, let's
go fishing! Someone will be the
King and Queen in Milford and it
could be youl Check the posters
displayed at various places in Mil
ford or call 422-5631. Your chair
man for the Rodeo is Marvin P.
Lightcap.
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-10

Saturday, August IS, from 10000
am. to 2 pm, will be the date of
the annual Junior Fishing Rodeo,
sponsored by the Red Men in Mil
ford at Griffith's Lake.
There will be many prizes from
both the Delaware Fishing RodeO
Association and also our wonder
full local merchants. For your fish
ing needs, etc., be sure to patronize
them.
For the local King and Queen,
there is a trophy plus a $5 ticket
to the banquet, and also tickets for
their parents. The State King and
Queen will receive in addition to
these prizes, a Savings Bond. Gov
CarVel will present the trophies to
the Kings and the 1t Governor
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-10
States To Meet
At Harrington On Aug. 10

Advisory
William Harrington serve as chairman of the
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-10
High,Uay Dept. Is Engaged
In Large Construction Work

Delaware State Highway Department engaged the
mdseason construction the Depart
according William Miller Operations for
contracts
highway will within the
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-10
SOroptimist Club OF SUSSEX
Has Announced NeiU Aides
Many Milford Women Are Named To Important
Committees; Mrs. EIoise Pettyjohn This City,
Is Corresponding Secretary

Greig, Rehoboth, Soropmist
Club
appointed her committees
Milford chronicle., 1962-08-10
Learning Ho,U To Driue Is A
Lifetime Job, MnrkInnd Says
is a lifetime iobi"

o drive is lifetime job"
yesterday by William Makland
Automobile with
Council
of
Evening star., 1962-09-05
CRESTWOOD

Corner det, brick. liv. rm,, din.
rsr rs1,' ,aen aen; . pedrms;, 8 baths, q
Substantial dn. payt. reoilired ~
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 1914
Evening star., 1962-09-05

LGE. HOUSE. 5 stories and 6smt-.
Pprrisessd e ice 70 e sell; OWENS. ME-. 8:
Evening star., 1962-09-05
BARNABY
WOODS


trees. Liv. rm. with fireplace.
den or bedroom and bath. din.
nm, kit, porch opening to garden,
on LIST n. o bedrms. and bath on
End n. Stairs to finished Ord Il.
This home is different and will
appeal especially to the artistic
person. Call Mrs. Dawson for de-
tails and inspection. Gives. OIL.
4-7e34.) ~
Boss & Phelps, Inc.
l417 K st. NV. Ma. $4,000
CHEVY CHASE-To buy or sen a
home in this area. WO. 6-23O0.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC. =
CHEVY CHASE, " blk. Conn.-Lge.
in 30s. Wo. 6-7257
CHASE FANTASTIC! BjT
PRICK Colonial, with. 5 bedrooms
paneled library with fireplace
car built-in garage. Lafayette.
Blessed Sacrament. Deal. Wilson.
~. Jonn's schools. VACANTl Priced
AZ S39.000l FRANK s. PHILIIPS
INC. DI. 7-1411. Eve. wo. 6-5499.
CONN: AVE. AREA-Are you fook-
ing for ar. investment as well as
q home? II SO, we have the ideal
combination for you in the most
ideal location, fully rented and
presently occupied BY the owner.
kitchens, the finest In electricsI
and plumbing equipment, furnish
ings, and is in better than new
condition. Asking S4S.500. Tefina
sre flexible. For additional IN.
formation call Mr.. Seidel.
GLLELSON-NEFF RA. 3-l234
Evening star., 1962-09-05

LANDoyER AREA, on eo2
Unfurnished or partly furnished.
Lee. liv,. I'm. with firepl. and bed
I'm. comb, kit. and din. ru. comb,
bath, pvt. ent., all utils. Sis per
mo, Is min. to NASA. Bachelors
welcome. CAL Katherine Pearce
with MURRAY SILVERMAN, SP.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Immediate POSSeSSiOnl

This sparkling, 3-bedrm. Cape Cod
Is perfect for q grovine family.
bedrms.. s' and bath on ist hi.
2nd n. has l lge. bedrm. and
playrm. or End bedrnn.. fun bsmt.
with finished rec. I'm. and fun
bath. Fenced yard. Walk to every
thing. Asking $3.50 mo. Call for
apDoiutmnnt
Evening star., 1962-09-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-R.M
AMER. UNIV. PIX.

AMER. UNIV. PIX.
First time offered. Red brick Colo.
NAL on nice corner lot. Centers
hall plan 1st floor, den and pow.
der room. 4 bedrooms. baths on
End floor. Full basement, rec.
Mrs. Sutton. KE. 7-03O5.
W. c. AND A. N. MILLER DEv. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH us
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
BARNABY WOODS, CH. CH.-Im-
mac. o-rm. brk. facing PIX. Lovely
eos. Cali Mrs. Martin, EN- 5-f6Ssi0Y
REALISTINGs CORP. 6h4-sb3b
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
LOVING, PAcKlNa. STORAGE
HOUSES FURM. TO RENT

ALBEMARLE ST. 43Il, ch. Ch.-
pedrms.s din, rm.. kit, q y baths,
SesneE, sne Scryer. S2o5. BARRY
ALEx.-15 min. D. C., 4 bedrms..
3 baths, iiv. rnn., din. rm., mod.
kit. family rm., fun bsmt.. patio.
excel. eond., avail. immed. GOVT.
EMPLOYEES REALTY CO.. OIL.
6.17l9. IA. 5-8lgs.
ARL. HALL VIC, 10 minis. from
PentaRon-4-bedrm, brick. l-yr.
lease desired, Avail. Sept. 16. Call
MAJ SMITH so. $4,000 or 80.
S-1033.
ARL.--Must rent nicely furn. s.
bedrfla., walk shops, bus, school.
Close D. C., S145. FL. 6-5266.
ARL., N BAI.MORAL, finest IN
Va. residential area. 3 Minis. D. c.
Large brick home, 5 bdrms.. ga
baths, den large rec. rms 2-eaF
FArage, beautifully furn., excel.
for diplomat or top executive.
$3.50 mo. Gail Mrs. Arkin. DARBY
GO. IA. 6-9393, ewes. and Suns.
ARL., N:-Elegant Colonial. 8 bed
rms, firepl., Biz din. rm., rec.
schools. conv. d. c., GA, Psnts-
gon. S225. AD. 1910.
ARL., NJ bedrms.. "a baths,
hv. I'm, din. rm., elec. kitchen,
oil h.-W.h.. S165. JE. 2-69Ss.
B0YDS-20 minutes NV, Of Rock
vile = Country home. Small .
nedrm- rambler With y acre.
school buses. Train service to
wash. SI5o. 20. 10000.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

KANSAS AVE. NV, 55Is-FT.
ceptionally attract, redec., 7-rm,
row brk. home w/knotty pine rec
rm;. LIST Il. den. gar. S16.e5O
wZS2, 900 dn. STONE a. MAR.
CELLNo. To. 2-2101 or VII. z.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
OFF 18th NV.

GEORGET0WN-Spacious I2-Toom
restored Victorian home, s baths
income from basement apt. Pano.
rsmie roof garden possible. sac
5Ues CAL Mrs. McFadden, 39s.
2og' 221lS' q, or kORsZENDoRFER REAL
Evening star., 1962-09-05
HOUSES TO SHARE

All. = Bachelors share 4-bedrm..
IA. 7-4192 aft. pm. q
GENTLEMAN, desires to share
er or other professional man.
Ample parking. eonv. shopping.
good transp.. etc. Can be seen
after 5 pm. only. IL 3. Reed ave-,
Alex. 54S-4l00.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

ROCK GREER GARDEN APTs.-l

ROCK GREER GARDEN APTs.-l
and bedrmS., unfurn. and furn-
s327 Grub rd.. s. S. JU. 5-4030.
SILVER sPRING-l bedrm. hy.
Tm., dinette, kit, bath. uttls. Incl.
$3.50 mo. JU. 9-3490 til 8 pm.
SLIGO PARK HILLS AREA Of sill
yer Spring. bedrms., hv. rm.,
separate din, kit. and bath in
small. modern brick bldg. S97 so
plus elec. and $40 plus .elee.
GRAY-KESSINGER & CO., INC.
JU. 5-61O0.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

OVERLOOKING SLIGO PARKWAY
-1-bedrn. apt With dinette.
Adult bldg, Near Flower ave. shop
ming. All utils. furn, Avail. about
Sept. 10, SS4 so. Mr.. PARATER,
AID. 2-050l, weekdays.
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Associates


: 5-BEDRM. HOMES. Ss5 Up -
In nearby Nd. beach area. As min.
y. Q. lmmed. poss. RA. 6-22O0.
$50 11th ST. SIS rms, Q Kits,
Co, INC, III. 6.7oiS
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ARLINGTON

with utlls. $l7b. ia. 2-e264.
ARLINGTON
AR-coND., 2-BEDRM. DREAM
Rent With Option to Buy
1eO-ft. lot with shade trees, patio.
BBo, fenced and secluded. SII5
mo. incl. $50 equity.
wooDBRmdE-S-bedrm. rambler
brick fireplace, full bsnnt,, morn
ing. alories all around. $40 mo,
incl. $40 equity.
Nh. KAY NO. 7-s1e2
BARCROFT TERRACE = Luxury
rambler. 3 bedrms., 8 baths,
ftrepl.. terrific rec. rm.. de luxe
KIT. nj. bus. shops. excellent
Dsax. MEIPAFR. MIPAF si7s. al. lea.ssGo 4.ssfo
BETHESDA -FERNWOOD - 4-b.r-
3-bath. split-level. Perfect condi.
tion. Available immed. $3.50 mo
Mrs. Loeser, AK. 9-055Q. 6
qIULIANO. REALTORS. OIL. 4-l100
CAPITOL HILES-@RRsTORED l00eE
2 bedrns.. Nv. rm.. dining srm.,
kit. air-cond. S20O. 627 5th 81.
Sc. RE. 7-2160, ewes. oil. 2-1gS7.
3. CALCARA. Brokers, full commits
CAPITOL HILL - Newly painted
large 10-rnn. house, 234 Z SC n e.
Phone ST. 3-909S or Ii. 3-00S4
CHEVY CHASE, d, c.
New. split-leveI. s bedrms., 8 baths
liy. rm.. din; rm., kit, family rm..
5000 RTTTENHoUsE ST. NV.
RE. 7-2190 ewes. OIL. 2-19s7
2. CALcARA, Brokers, full commits,
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
New. 3 bedrms. 3h baths, livins
rm.. din. rm.. kit, family rm.,
garage. $500 month.
3642 ALTON PL. NV.
RE. 7-2160 ewes. Oh. 2-leS7
N. CALCAIsA, Brokers, full commits.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.-Det. 2-bed. |.
rm., bsmt.. auto. gas heat. small
rms. no refgr.. not over ! child.
$79 mo. 474-2578.
DET. 2 AND 8 BEDRAds.
Year-round homes in nearby Nd.
beach areas, As min. from D. c.,
oil hit. S75-S126 mo. RA. $4,000.
APIS. UNFURNIsHED--VA.
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Semidet. brk., 9 rms, 8 porehes.
nsmt., garage. Close to finest
shopping. paroe; and pub: schools.
EN-. 10000, ewes. EM. 2-I35I.
ANNANDALE AREA--6 bedrms., 2
baths, lee. elec. kit, full bsmt.,
hz-acre wooded lot. Select area.
school buses 1 blk. Vacant S1o5.
LYNN WOOD, CIR. 3-10SS.
ALEx.-sl49 mo-. mod. brk. ramb.,
3 b.r., ia baths, f.p., bsmt., ga
rage. so. S-4424. TE. 6-5S2S.
ARL.. Ms bedrms., new sink, gar.
dispo new auto. wash, deep freeze.
With utils. S17b. IA. 2-e264.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

ALBEMARLE ST. 43Il, ch. Ch.-
4 bedrms., din. rm-. kit, 2h baths,
washer and dryer. SECS. BARRY
CO.., NE. 8-2025.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
4-7e34.l IL
Boss & Phelps. Inc.

1917 K st. NV. Ma. $4,000
CHEVY CHAsE-To buy or sen 4
home IN this area. WO. 6-23O0,
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-15
ON THE AIR
On the Rood
To Repetition
BY BERNIE HARRISON

By BERNIE HARRISON
What's TV going to be like this fall? Cynthia
Lowery has brisk roundup on pages 40, Al.
What's TV like this summer, of course, re-
quires no such elaboration. It's the same story:
repeats, with only an occasional new program
here and there, the late night hodgepuddings. or
an educational channel (26), If you can get it,
Best BETS as usual, are provided by the sports
schedule 1.-TWO ball games Friday and Saturday,
this week, plus the British Open Sunday and the
PGA on Saturday, and our old friends. the
movies. Of you're going to watch repeat it
might as well be a big budget one) Sunday, you
can go from THE Pride and the Passion
(WNdAL-D to 1.-THE Road to Singapore" (WTOP-
81. Channel has an oldie Monday-the original
II Remember Mama" with Irene Dunno. Tuesday,
WNdAL-7 offers Fred Astaire musical. Royal
Wedding" for which Allan Jay Lerner contrib
uted the songs. Thursday, WTTG-5 offers ABE
Lincoln in Illinois," winch has been on TV longer.
I think. than Lincoln was President. Check our
Movie Index for the times.
And while you're checking, what do you think
of our TV Starscramble puzzle idea on page 60?
I Mosozine. Washington. D. c. July IS. 1862 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-07

81 De vile type coupe. FACTORY
AIR COND.. every extra, immac.
Alpine white finish, an Unusually
sharp 81, 50, 7g5,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-07
e 4a ccbhPEILL tMGS TO eHo COS FROM

The above are some of the finest
used Cadillacs you will see. They
nave all been reconditioned, serV-
lced and guaranteed BY one of the
areas Oldest and most reliable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-07
AUTOS and TRUCKS WANTED

ABSOLUTE TOP DOLLAR for late
model cars. Before you sell, see US.
L. ?. STEUART CHRYSLER CITY
$500 Wis. Ave. EN-. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-07
CADILLACS
Premium Cars for the
Discriminating Buyer

'55 De Vile type coupe, every
extra, full power. an unusually
nice one, $685..
SO De Vile type coupe, every
finish nd. orig. int. like new.
SO rs" Spas. limo. orig. black
finish. former funeral car. like
new inside and out, ideal for the
large family. S995.
'57 De Vile type coupe, full
power. orig. black finish. an un-
usually sharp 81. S1.395.
'5s De Vile type coupe. every
extra. full power. low mi, inmac
blue finish, one owner. $1,795.
so De Vile type sedan, full power,
every extra, Gotham Gold finish.
ike new inside and out. 81. 495.
50 g., cony;; every extra. fun power
white finish. black and White ali.
leather int. new white TOP,
SO i9a60LS" Fleetwood 4 .dnor
FACTORY AIR COND.. every DOS.
sible extra, midnight blue with
contracting blue int. like brand
new. $R.995.
80 Coupe de VILE. FACTORY AIR
beaut. turquoise finish real
outstanding car. $3.295.
81 De vile type coupe. FACTORY
AIR COND.. every extra, immac
Alpine white finish. an Unusually
sharp 81. $3.795.
IS CADILLACs TO CHOOSE FROM
TRADES AND BANK FINANCING
The above are some Of the finest
used Cadillacs you will see. They
have all been reconditioned, serV-
ICED and guaranteed BY one of the
areas Oldest and most reliable
Thacker Motors
18th and R. I. Ave. NE. LA. s-11OO
Ia OANT cAAnFe
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AVIATION

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. airplanes.
NATIONAL AVIATION CORR.
HAL MANFORD 6S4-7655
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

NEW HUNTERS CLUE, Central Va.
fenced and posted. Gently rolling,
producing farm land. l450 A. open
fields.) Hunting right available
to 90 exp, competent, adult hunt
ers, S75 each for the hunting sea-
son, Nov. 10 to Feb. 15,. 1868.
Small game plentiful. Quail, rab-
bits. dove, squirrel, turkey, rae
coon. Motel accom-. close By. 927-
1904 local.
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80 Coupe de VILE. FACTORY AIR
COND.. every possible extra.
beaut. turquoise finish, real
outstanding car. S3.295.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

znS amt. p Sp to a3 so s aer.s w sts
PIE. 1925 14th St, AID. 4-2005.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ADELPHI-2 lge. bldg. lots with
trees, Total price $4,000 Call Mt I;
Arthur he. 4-bp61, ewes. HUGH
4. PECK. HE. 4-l7O0.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Handicapped
M-acre lot, ready TO build. no
grading REQUIRED, sever and water.
L. s J. L1sz CO. HE. 4-1aOO
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MOTORCYCLES
GARAGES

DOWNTOWN-2-story double, brk.
210 z st. NV. filled with bldg.
material. SD rent. plus S25 for
9th AND NJ SITS. N.W.-Large sgie.
garage. vacant. $3.50. DIXIE
REALTY CO.. Ma. S-SS79.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

NEED 1000 SO. FIT. in the fol-
lowing communities. Langley Park.
College Park. Greenbelt, Rockville
and Gaithersburg, ~. 9-a630. be-
tween 10 am. and 10 noon.