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Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29

more, was home over the week
end.
The Edwin Prettymans re-
turned home late Sunday night af-
ter spending two weeks In sunny
Florida. They visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Wharton In Daytona
Beach. They had a wonderful
time, the weather was quite
warm, the flowers most beautiful,
no mishaps. They are very glad
to be back home for there IS no
place like home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Wiley and
children of Harrington, had lunch
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Buck
ley and daughter Susan on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Davis
and Fir. and Mrs. Arthur Davis
spent Sunday at Longwood Gar
dens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obey Sapp re-
turned Sunday, from very de-
lightful trip to Florida. On the
way down they visited st. Au-
gustine and saw many places Of
interest.
They spent three days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wharton In
Daytona. The four visited Tom
Okla State Park and Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Marvel In Winter park
Phillip, who has been quite Ill.
was much better and asked to
be remembered to all his friends.
On the way home they spent
Saturday In Williamsburg, va,
enjoyed sightseeing, shopping and
a delicious dinner in the Capital
on the Duke of GIou-
cester Street.
On Sunday, they visited friends
and relatives in Bridgeville and
Fredericksburg, Md. They found
quite a difference in the weather
when they arrived home. Il was
so warm In Florida. The temper
ature up In the sos. The shrub
berry was green and flowers
blooming. The cold had hurt the
fruit trees but they had begun
to put out. Most of the fruit was
frozen and had fallen off the treas
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29
SCORE Or SHOPPERS

CHICAGO (AP) = Next time
you walk into supermarket,
chances are you'll spend SIS. 10,
buy 22 items at an average price
of 5o.5 cents, and be a woman.
That's the report from the A. G.
Nielsen Co. here which uses
some 2,7OO persons, including
300 field auditors, and a compu-
ter to follow the purchasing
preferences of the attic n S
shoppers.
Fewer than one-third of the
shoppers visit the store once a
week, and the remainder of the
customers are split between
those who shop twice week
and those who shop three or
more times. And only 18 out of
100 supermarket patrons are men,
Nielsen says.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29
HOUSTON

'fThe inhabitants Of one city
shall go to another, saying, Let
us go speedily to pray before
the Lord" Zachariah 1921.
ga Thought 'fBecause man
needs a spiritual home, God has
given us the church."
Church news for Sunday, March
81, Sunday School at 10 a.m.,
Robert Yerkes, General Supt.,
Alvin Brown, Supt. Of Junior De-
partment.
Worship service begins at IL
am, with the prelude, Mrs.
Agnes Webb at the organ.
Call to worship by the pastor,
Rev. Kenneth M. Dickey, who viii
read the Scripture Lesson, talk
to the children and deliver the
Gospel message.
The Senior and Junior Choirs
will sing special numbers.
M.Y.F. Worship service, Sun
day, March 81, at 1880 pm.
Sunday, March 81, am, Lay
mans Communion Breakfast In
Avenue Methodist Church, Mil
ford.
Mrs. Mae Hayes returned to
her home on Friday afternoon
from Milford Memorial Hospital,
where she had been patient for
several weeks, recuperating
from major surgery. She is very
glad to be home with her family
and we are all very glad for her.
We are sorry to report Gary
Doughty, 2 year old son Of MIR.
and Mrs. Clinton Doughty, had
the misfortune TO fall off the
sessaw at school and break both
bones I'm his leg.
We are glad to say the slight
infection David Clark had In his
ear, is clearing UP very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smack
were guests at turkey dinner on
Sunday at the home Of their SON.
h-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Tingle In Milford.
Mrs. Lelah Horton Of Phila.,
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Grace Manlove. On Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Alton Knowles and
Mrs. Rifle Pollitt Of Laurel,
joined them and had dinner with
thsm In Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hamil-
ton, Sr. Of Newark, were guests
of Mrs. Pearl Messick and Ros-
anna on Sunday afternoon.
On Friday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Smack were call
ers at the home Of their grand
daughter, Mrs. Russell Davis and
Mr.. Davis In Milford.
Mrs. Edna Sapp, Mrs. Ella
Simpson and Mrs. Minnie Armour
were Sunday afternoon visitors
of Mrs. Alice Sullivan In Farm
ington.
Walter Studte, Jr. Of Balti-
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29
MILLsB0R0

Flowers in Grace Methodist
Church, Sunday, we're given by
MIR. and Mrs. Henry c. Shugard.
Sunday evening from Z to 8 the
Rev. John Irwin will conduct the
last night of the series Of in
formal discussions on "Under-
standing the Methodist Beliefs.
Tuesday night, April at 1880
will be the fourth session on
dimensions of Prayer" in the
chapel of Grace Methodist
Church.
There will be a hat and bag
sale In the social hall of Hickory
Hill Church on Tuesday night,
April 2, at z o'clock.
Miss Catherine Balmand was
among the ATS. students at
tending the assembly Friday at
the Wicomico High School and
the dinner for them at the WI
comico Hotel, Salisbury. On
Tuesday she attended the high
school assembly at Snow Hill
and prior to dinner and the P. A.
meeting at the school, went on a
tour which included three
churches, the oldest house, and
the museum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hudson
are having an open house In honor
of the 85th birthday of Mr.. Hud-
sons mother, Mrs. Jennie Hud-
son, on Saturday, April 6 from
2 to at their home on Laurel
Highway. Those unable 20 attend
on Saturday will be welcome
Sunday.
Lynn Bullock, a student at East
Carolina College, Greenville, N.
c., spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Bullock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Coffin
have returned from a trip to
Florida and Watson, Louisiana,
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry L. Dixon, Jr.
Miss Patricia Schumacher, a
student at the Charles E. Ellis
School, Newtown Square, Pa, ;,
spent last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schumacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Ulmer
entertained on Saturday at fam
lily dinner Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Mitchell, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Mitchell, Jr., and sons ofLewes;
James H. Mitchell of East
Orange, Nj; Miss Jerry Gibson,
Newark, Nj; Miss Phillis Finch
of Newport News, Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. William W. Baker and
daughters, Bonnie Kay and Beth,
Mr.. and Mrs. william w. Baker
Jr., and son, Lynn Bullock, and
Robert Darden.
Leroy Hall entered Nanttcoke
Hospital, Seaford, Sunday for OBJ
servation and treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ellis Preston,
Jr., Of Wilmington spent the
weekend with Mrs. Preston's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ell
lingSWOrth.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29
HE DIDN'T HAVE ALIcENSE

NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla.
(AP) Police Chief Chelcie
Barga looked at the car smashed
into the side of the house, esti-
mated the damage at $3.50, and
began Tiecing together the
evidence.
He figured it happened this
way: Larry Anderson left his car
in a parking lot with the motor
running, and his poodle in the
car. The dog jumped around,
humping the automatic transmits
sion lever, putting the car into
gear. The car crossed a street
and struck the house.
Barga charged Anderson with
leaving his car unattended with
the motor running. No charges
were placed against the poodle.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29
Control Household
Pests Now

Winter is a good time to check
around the house for insects, ac-
cording to Ed Ralph, Sussex
Assoc. County Agent.
His first advice is to read spe-
cially prepared bulletins avail
able at his office, or from the
extension entomologists at the
University Of Delaware, as a
step in taking action against these
pests.
Cockroaches and their eggs are
sometimes hidden in open boxes
and grocery bags. They may also
enter the house through cracks
around water pipes and electric
wires. To prevent these crea-
lures from entering, Ralph sug-
gests making these places as tight
as possible.
Cockroaches are controlled
pest by spraying or busting, says
Ralph. Use 2 percent chlordane,
LIZ percent diazinon, or 2 per-
cent malathion, as sprays. Rec
commended dusts include 5per-
cent chlordane, / percent diaz-
.inon, or / percent lindane. One
word of caution, advises Ralph,
these are poisons and should be
handled carefully.
Carpet beetles and moths are
not as hard to control as cock
raches, Ralph says. Control mea-
sures for these include keeping
clothing in a tight chest or bag
Napthalene or Paradichloroben-
zene placed in a container also
provides protection. Rugs and
carpets are sufficiently protect
ed by spraying with DOT.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29
FLYERS WHO'VE
BEEN ARRESTED

CANTON, Ohio (AP) - The
new Grand Order of Tape Dragons
is one organization which isn't
anxious for members.
1t has been set up by the E.W.
Bliss Co. as an honorary associ-
alton of pilots and passengers in
aircraft which have been caught
and saved by land based arrest
ing equipment. The equipment is
designed to bring planes safely
to a halt if they overrun the run
way on take eoff or landing.
"We hope thet the memb bership
rema ms small, but that every
candidate passes his initiation
with flying colors." says Robert
W. Cruger, manager of the com
pany's aircraft recovery divis ion.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29

accompanied by the Misses Ruth
Ann Nelson, Jackie Simons and
Charlene Edgell spent the week
end at Fishbourn Military Aca-
DENY in Waynesboro, Va, visit
ing Cadet Richard Nelson and
Cadet Robert Adams. The VMI
band furnished music for the
military ball which they attend
ed on Saturday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-29
BRIDGEvILLE

Miss Beverly Lewis, II, was
crowned as 1963's "Miss Bridge
Vile" last Wednesday In the
Bridgeville School auditorium.
Miss Lewis is a senior in the
Bridgeville Consolidated School,
and is the daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Francis Lewis, of lis Sus-
sex Avenue. First runner up was
Miss Hetty Davis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Davis
and second runner-up was Miss
Charlene Workman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Workman.
fLittle Miss Bridgeville" of
1863 Is Susan Fitzgerald, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Fitzgerald and first runner
up was Laura Tucker, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Morris Tucker.
Master of ceremonies for the
evening was Les Coleman of
Milford. Music was furnished
by Edward Drew of Brtdgeville,
at the organ. Calvin ODay and
Elmer Bowden, also of Bridge
vile, furnished entertainment.
The senior contestants, seven
in number, were dinner guests
of the Bridgeville Breakfast Club,
sponsors ofthe pageant before the
contest, at Swain's Restaurant
Howard Tuck, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tuck of Market
Street, has been elected presi-
dent of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fra
ternity, one of the nine social
fraternities at the University of
Delaware. Tuck is a junior poll
ttcal science major and after
graduation in June, 1864, plans
to attend law school.
An opera, "The Main and the
Thief" was presented at the
Bridgeville Nwanis Charter
night banquet Monday, March ID.
The opera was sung by Evelyn
Swenssen, Marie Parker, Sea-
ford and Leon Donovan, super
intendent Of music of Dover
schools.
Besides the club members,
wives, special guests were 1t.
Governor Ebe Reynolds, Ralph
Hynson, Arthur Tatman, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Smith, and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fleischauer, all
of Greenwood.
The Bridgevi1le Busy Bee
Home Demonstration Club met
at the home of Mrs. Eunice Hen
ming on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul O'Bier,
Bridgeville Manor, attended the
fourth annual Spring Square
Dance Festival, held In the Shera-
ton Park Hotel In Washington,
over the weekend. The Whirl-a-
Ways of Seaford, of which Mr..
and Mrs. O'Bier are members
was one of the five clubs from
Delaware represented. APPROX
mately $500 people attended the
festival.
Mrs. Nellie Steele is now at
home at her apartment on Johns
after recuperating at the
home of her SON -in-law and
daughter, Senator and Mrs. John
J. Williams, In Mi1lSboro, for
several weeks.
The Rev. John Wootten is home
after being a patient In the Pen
tnsula Hospital In Salisbury.
Several from Bridgeville vtci-
nifty attended the Sussex County
Farm Bureau Banquet which was
held In Milford High School Cafe
terra last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Babcock
of Alexander, Va, spent last
weekend with their daughter,
Mrs. Victor KuSik and the Rev.
Kusik on Main Street.
Mrs. F. Joseph Wiley is In
New Jersey at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Hurlock, who is
quite Ill.
Miss Georgian O'Bier and
her guest, Miss Jane Young of
Seaford, spent the weekend with
Georgiann's grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Parker Grassland
at St. Georges, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Nelson
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sEAsH0RE PROPERTY

REHOBOTH BEACH - For sale,
small cottage. 2-story, sleeps 6-S;
fenced; good investment for rent
ais, eompl, furn. Only S1,700 dn..
$1,000 full price, 15-yr. MORTGAGE
avail; Must sell immed. EN-.
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Mercedes-Benz
Sale

OGA1S
American Service Center,
areas Oldest and largest
MERCEDES-BENZ dealer
now has the finest selec-
ton Of LIKE-NEw MER-
CEDES at unusual savings.
We can arrange bank-rate
financing with low down
paym emit and up to SO
m onths to pay. 20 to
choose from, as low as
1895. The following models
are available: bod, 100,
19O-D. 200, 220-S, 220-SE
and 800 in 4-door sedans,
also l90-SL and 220-SE
coupes. All cars war
ranted.
American Service Center
s s57 \; olsbs Rd.. All. yss..,
MERCEDES 80 ESQ" diesel 4-dr
sed.. black, extras, Sl.bSs or bes
offer. KE. s-5234 bet. SIS.
METROPOLITAN '6I coupe. A rea
spiffy little car. Perfect for thai
college son or daughter. full
equipped including T.. and h., W.
". tires. stop in, drive, and bul
this beautiful car. S9e5. Cash
UNITED AUTO SALES
Maryland's Foreign Car Ctr.
Ga. Ave. at Univ. Blvd. 949-270t
METROPOLITAN go 2-dr, hardtop
WILLIAMS & BAKER
10th and M SITS. NV. 965-l7Ot
NITRO NASH 80 hardtop, gooI
condition. S395. Pc. 3-94lO.
NC 'e2 Mldsst. q luxe sauip.
sl,450. DU. b-ss73.
MG '52-TD. new upholstery. nsV
$1,000 cash. DE. 2-10s0. ext. III
after 8 pm.
MG-TD 1873. ivory lacquer. BLU
TOP, new Pirelli tires, many spares
incl. gear box, Judson blower, bes
I'D IN area. IKE. 6-s797.
MGA 'b7 convertible, . real sports
mans car sboys AVERAGE ior 80
SPRING, 1880 East-West hwy.
~. 7-l0ee, JU. e-i434.
MGA 'o2 roadster. Alpine viii
black top and matching leather
interior. 1000 actual miles. full,
equipped, Be ready for Q summer
Of fun. Our spring special, 81 500
Cash, trade or terms.
UNITED AUTO SALES
MARYLAND'G FOREIGN CAR CTR
0a. Ave. at Univ. Blvd. 949-270t
MORRIS MINOR 81 2-dr. sedan
Bright yellow with red leather In
terror. Looks and runs like new
S3se. Cash, trade or terms.
UNITED AUTO SALES
MARYLAND'e FOREIGN CAR CTR
lOa. Ave. at Univ. Blvd. 040-27Ot
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

LAKEWOOD PIX. ESTATES - Lee.
lovely lot, 95xl35 facing scenic
lake. fish. swim, riparian rights
is min. Fl. Pierce. and ocean
beaches. Reduced. OWNER. 949-
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The RenouIt Douphine Is mans cor the eood-lookne
imported cor the one with four DOORS not t~o II deIN-
ers up to 40 miles ooon and Renout warrants it for
II months or 1900 miles. l5s.6o7 Americans cont be
wrong they've mode RenouIt the second Leading i'm
ported cor However, your local RenouIt deoer wants to
be number he knows he sells the finest economy
cor in its Gloss and he wants to prove IT, To do this he's
offering top dollar savings NOW Come in TODAY and
drive mans carl
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IMPoRT-sPoRTs

VOLKSWAGEN 1850 2-door sedan
exceptionally clean. Sl.295, DEAL.
Err, IA. 5-5772.
VoLKSWAGEN 1863 1890" 2-door
SEDAN. less lhan l,500 miles. Like
new. Reduced from S2,5g5 to So
40. DEALER. ia. 5-5712.
VOLKsWAGEN '5s, light blue, ?
and h., new tires. Like rev inside
and out. $685.. 434-8035.
VOLKSWAGEN 1860 sedan, blue in
exec. lent condition. Sl,095. Call
SO. S-722S.
Wv 80, clean, excellent running
condition. 1913. 4S3-54s2.
VOLkSWAGEN '63, base price
$ 800, immediate delivery. Your
choice OF colors and body styles.
GLEBE
AUTO MARKET
90 s. GLEBE RID. ia. 4-544O
OPEN TIL q PM
VOLKSWAGEN '62 sedan, r. and h.,
Wv. tires, $4,000 mi. ! owner.
peri. cond, 1880. 527-567s.
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VACATION PLACES

NEAR LURAY-ccftages and camp
Ing. Olympic pool. riding etc;
RI. 3-6l32 or write Boz 101.
Luray. Va.
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oUT.oF.TowN REAL EST.

BEAUTIFUL aoo.AcRE FARM for
q .s Gs,ssG %ll, sSE.h. .nI
story frame dwelling. milk house,
barn and outbuildingn. Flowina
trout stream. Productive farm for
past 10 years. Write oettyfhure.
ssll os,iysBafs kDSSsvSosoa t.sisa.
NEW loo CABINS and cabin SITES
and sisc. avail. IN the ~ Richie
and eolf course within is V 20
R Mn sEls' DSfsHlIELSeTpNENfi TO- do..
o Gel ssa.ssSs. ~" Pn'n'
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

POTOMAC RIVER, Westmorelant
County New, all year, 4 bedrooms
2 baths. large living room, kitch
eustom-built cabinets, electric rgs.
$50. Beach and harbor; $4,000
L Lon e term iilnsneiRs For detail "
scHMf % S 4 WILSON sSR i hSnOf Re.
altors, warsaw, Va. En-. 3-62Si
Home OR. 2-2O7s.
ST. MARYs RIVER: Broad view Of
the river. 80 acres. OF good timber
acres farm land. yard, garden
shade trees, fruit trees, broom
house. bath, Fireplace, full base
QUIET, restfui' Price S47, 6Se 6"''O"
Small farm ST. Clements bay: 81
acres mostly clear, About 1000
water front. bathing. boating
porches. on the state I'd. s3b. 900,
Patuxent river: Business site, one
acre. nice sandy beach. 2 houses
CD building, with dining room,
kitchen equipped. bar. sleeping
room. 225 II. pier, boat rentals.
Convenient. 100000.
Patuxent river near Seven Gables
Hotel: one acre on the water
front, 3 houses. rented. $4,000.
JOHN r. pRURY a SON
Leonardtown, Nd Phi. OR. 5-9114
SYLVAN SHORES. suitable for year
around living, 2 hehrms., hv, rm.,
bath. large kit. double sink, cleo
trio stove and refrigerator. city
water. OIL heat, bsmt., esrsEe,
cow. boating facilities, asking
only 50. 500. Owner viii take end
trust.
JOHN r. WEBSTER RE. $500
ACRES WATERFRONT, so min
from Wilson BridEe-Good harbor
peep water. Prettiest in s. Nd
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IMP0RT--SP0RTS
YoLKsWAGEN ,8n sedan- llke.ne

VOLKsWAGEN 80 sedan. like-nev
cond.. low miles, r. and h., ma
room vinyl interior with iet-black
finish, 81 OBS cash. trade or
FOREIGN CAR CENTER
93l3 Pa. Ave. Sc LU. 2-72O0
VOLKSWAGEN so 2-dr, with RADIO.
Come in and see and drive this
SILVER SPRING, 1880 East West
hwy, JU 7-l000, JU 9-l434.
VOLvOS IS, $50, 80, "544" CDR.
sedan, from 1917,
FOWLER MOTOR LTD.
1914 North Fl. Myer Drive
Arlington, Va. ia. 5-26l4
VOLVO 81 4-dr. sedan Model go
Excellent tqio e rgSIG n- sss.754 p"he
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
ABSOLUTE top cash for End trusts.
No. applications or red tape. Va,
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PAYMENTS TO SUIT
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ACTION IN 20 HOURS = ANY
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BANK RATEs--1st and 2nd trusts.
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IMPoRT-sPoRTs

VoLKSWAGEN 81, r. and h., low
mileage, one-owner beauty, 81 ,3g5.
Terms 70 NJ your BUDGET
! P STEUART CHRYSLER CITY
4SU0 WIS AVE. EN- 3-4SU0
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IMP0RT-sPoRIs

WV 81 2-door, original finish. full,
equipped, real nice cond. specia
sale price, Sl,29b.
Hill & Sanders
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
1880 Viers Mil Rd., wheaton, Nd
- 9I9-4060
WV SO sedan w/sun roof, :, and h
EKeeL mech. cond Best offer, 47i,
2l96, WI. 6-SO3S after 5.
V0LKsWAGEN 49, sunroof, tur.
ouolse, r. and h. $500 miles. ga.
rage Kept. Make offer. OIL. 4-744o
VOLKSWAGEN 81, quiet, penny
with transiStor radio and under.
coating, excel. cond. 565-c09l.
VOLKSWAGEN 1862 sunroof, red
OWNER. $1,000. 527-6VT7.
WV SO sedan. Runs and looks per.
tect, This won't last long. SB95
Cash, trade or terms.
UNITED AUTO SALES
MARYLAND'S FOREIGN CAR CTR
Ga. Ave, at Univ Blvd. g49-270d
NOLKSWAGEN 80 coupe, air cond
low miles, immac., Sl,l50, FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Conn.
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PORsCHE '6s coupe white lou

RENAULT 81 Dauphine. T. and h
excel. eond;. priced at S495, can
ARLINGTON IMPORTS
$50 N. 0lebe Rd. b27-sssS
opp. Hecht Co., Arl., Va. "
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wv 81 convert, r. and h, / owner,
ike new. See to appreciate,
Sl.525. OIL, e-4ll3.
WV 90 de luxe sta. WAGON. Ike
new, under warranty, save $500.
one owner. JE. 2-7512.
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Immediately, for waiting
is .,s, a. , agaTs7 ls !. esi'; a.
BOSS AND PHELPs INC.
ma. $4,000 Res. OIL. A-0s2O
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s ACRES. Rockville interchange Of
70-s. S250,000.

cITy.cENTER RLTY. po. 2.4sOO
20 ACRES, Copeland. Pa. -Hi-dry.
road 10 section, good speculation
$3.50 acre, terms. L. c. LEONARD.
Jr., Broker, DE. 2-l355.
H.ACRE RIVER VIEW LOT, 3 mi.
D, g, line. City water. !, G.
MURRAY RLTY., CHI. $4,000.
1 ACRE CORNER LOT. Fawsett
Farms. Potomac. Nd Sale By
owner $4,000 firm. b36-72s5.
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1868 VOLKSWAGENS
scdans and sunroois. All colors
available.
Trades accepted. Can finance with
sos down.
ARLINGTON IMPORTS
$50 N. Glebe Rd. 527-sSss
opp. Hecht Co., Arl., Va"
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TEMPLE
MOTOR CO.
1919 DIAGONAL RID.
XII, S-4S02
OlnnStead

1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. ia. 10000
MERCEDES BENZ-Buy your usec
Mercedes with confidence from
American Service Center
Auth. Mercedes Benz Dealer
6Sb N. Olebe Rd., Arl., Va.
IA T-TT12 ar IA. 7.24A0
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20 ACRES. facing IBM. Gathers.
burg INTERCHANGE Of 70-S-Sewer
coming. water close, ripe for high
density. S360,000. 20ss cash.
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MONEY TO LOAN
TRUST NOTES FoR SALE
TRUST NOTES WANTED

l0% OFF on SAID Nd. end ".
MR. KATE; DL. 7-4445: weekdays
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AUToMoTIvE MISC.

ND TRUSTS WANTED, D. c., Nd
Sozs l. ns ssEf Sfsa; 60 % 'EH .yaCOs
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FOR sALE-All parts for model ''T''
Ford. Also one 1925 model IT"
rcrS roadsteT in Eooa running &
after 4 pm. DEALER.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE VITO.
coMMERcIAL GROUND

cf s. M; e. G las H. 'aiDaE;rsgE!i
WANTED % rent or buy 5000 70
5000 q, 4 earags for auto rs.
pair in NV area. accessible 70
downtown, Call Monday through
Friday 70 3, or Sat 8 70 ie.
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Tors, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACREAGE AND FARMS

ACREAGE AND FHItWO
Acreage homesites and homes with
acreage. Acreage for commercial,
industrial, residential and special
purposes. We furnish detailed soil
maps where available.
FARMS q ACREAGE. INC
REALTORS Ell. 6-Sl00
p, o. DRAWER A, MCLEAN. VA.
ANNANDALE, VA.-Brookhil Es-
tates, 2s-acre lot, trees. 92:tt.
ffontage. sewer in street. For
sale By owner. Mr.. MEYER. JE.
4-4670.
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cherry red With black top. perfect
condition. s1,S95. Also. 80, r
and h. solid black. showroom
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81 ACREs-Prestige area. sewer
ok ed, water 10 property, large
road frontage, now Eoned one
acre. $4,000.