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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-13
FooT-AND.MouTH DISEASE

Early In March the dread foot-and-mouth disease
broke out in Canada. Now Washington officials in the
Department Of Agriculture concerned because the d
is moving southwark and is only fifty miles
from the United States-Canadian border.
The nations meat supply is probably in greater dam
ser than has been in many An outbreak of this
disease could critical meat shortage in many
The last time that this country threatened with
the foot-and-mouth disease in 1929 at which time
there was an outbreak California The threat today is
to the great Midwest live stock Should this be-
infected will necesstate throwing up guarantees
and barring the of live the
The late Theodore Roosevelt had the right idea
about pacifists and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-13
THIS ROCK OF OURS
BILL GLIB

presenting the auto driving pubic
with accident hazards.
The fact that you, as an automo-
bile driver, may not be legally res
ponsible if you hit one of these
careless children will never relca Sc
you from the sorrow and remorse
of such an accident.
Plan now to drive carefully.
When you see a group of children
along the sidewalk, SLOW DOWN!
Children's actions when enga ged
intently in play are about as pre-
dictable as cattle. Let's try to keep
this an accident-free summer.
Garrison Blight
While we're on the subject il
might be worthwhile to mention
that parents whose children 60
around Garrison Blight should
war, them about damaging the
boats in the area.
Police officers and boat owners
are having a struggle trying to
keep youths off the larger boats,
Moreover, the young people have a
bad habit of cutting small skiffs
loose from their anchorage and
after padding around in them,
either turning them loose to drift
with the current or swapping
them.
No one can be blamed but the
parents for this type of action. A
stern lecture or little closer OBJ.
servation of the children is all the
preventive medicine needed.
Short Takes
from editor & publisher, June Z
1852:
Quote in the Louisville (Ky..
Courier Journal
There's no job harder than 6
sousewife S." she said.
And
From the political news in tht
Buffalo IN. W Courier-Express
HE now finds himself in the uni
que position of being clasped t.
old-line COP bosoms."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-13
BY BILL GLIB

Summer time is really with us
now and everyone is saying: at
has never been this hot in Key
West before It is rather a fami-
liar tune. Seems like last winter
during each Norther, the folks all
claimed that ii had never been
that cold in Key West before too.
Mans brain may be a wonderful
device but it certainly doesn't
function very well in SO far as me-
mory of weather is concerned.
Rev. w. J. Ashworfh
I The town Is going to miss Rev.
& Mrs. w. J. Ashworth. He has
been pastor of the Fleming Street
Methodist Church for the past three
years and is leaving today for a
new assignment in Titusville, Fla.
Though I'm not a member of the
Rev. Ashworth's church and did
not know him too well, he always
impressed me IS being an extreme
ly sympathetic and kindly nan.
Certainly he went out of his way 10
assist me in every way possible
with Saturdays church page.
In saying Goodbye to the Ash
worths however, we should not fail
to extend a hearty greeting and
welcome to the new pastor OF
Fleming Street Methodist Church,
Rev. j. E. Stathan, formerly CHI
lain of the VA Hospital in Lake
City.
May he find this Rock" to be
pleasant place to live. And Pm sue
he viii discover that it offers q
wonderful opportunity for ministe
rial work = no slams especially di
rected toward local conditions.
Drive Carefully
School is out now.
Thousands of children have beef
turned loose to play. Child like
a good portion of these are going
| to be darling into the streets, cale
lessly riding bicycles, or otherwis'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-13

late tagging demand, but not much
likelihood of this is seen.
Myron Matthews, vice president
of the Dow Service, building cost
analysts, says many builders have
indicated plans to hold sales prices
where they are, while throwing
in some extras" to attract buyers.
AS to actual building costs, en-.
tirely separate from sales prices,
Matthews predicts they will hold
steady for the rest of this year
and advance maybe S per cent
early in 1883.
All of this hasn't shaken the OPP
timism OF many leaders that 1852
home building volume will ap-
proach 100, 900 units.
One of these is David P'D. Ken
nedy. president of Kentile, Inc,
producer Of resilient tile flooring.
He cites higher per capita earn
ings. rising birth rates. no material
shortages, continued government
defense spending and better de-
signed homes as assuring high vol.
ume.
Consumer demand for better
living more than offsets such fac
tors as strikes. the deprecated
dollar. all the electioneering and
war talk" he says.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-13

Some ESkimos in Greenland
live more than 600 miles north oil
the Arctic Circle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-13
Navy Arrivals

Two veterans of World War |
have reported TO the Naval Base
at Key West, as their new duty
stations. They are Dallas w. Hart
line, Boatswain's Mate End class of
Chattanooga, Tennessee and Ed
ward j. WertZ, Machinist Mate End
class of Pittsburgh, Penna. Both
have been attached to permanent
Shore Patrol Headquarters. Hart
line who saw action in World War
II in the Philippines also made a
World Cruise with the Valley Forge
(CV-45) in 1947. His last sea duty
was aboard the destroyer USS John
Hood (DD-6S5).
He married the former Miss Bet
ty Swope of San Francisco, Califor-
mia and his mother is living at 4O04
Fifth Avenue Chattanooga, Tonnes
see.
Edward j. Wertz of PittSburg.
Penna. served in the Asiatic-Pa
fic area during World War II. Aft
er the war he was discharged and
re-enhsted again in 1947 and while
serving aboard the USS Wyandot
(AKA-92) his ship was a unit of
Task Force IS and during opera
tons in the Forth Atlantic crossed
the Attic Circle.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward j. Wertz of Jacks Run Road,
Ross Township. PittSburg, Wertz
enlisted soon after finishing school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-13

cross between a warehouse and
railroad station.
A friend of mine, vexed sorely
by this problem. made an inven-
tory of the situation
al went into my wife's bathroom
and counted II different articles
in it," he said. Then I went into
what is supposed to be my own
bathroom and counted IS articles,
of which exactly six belonged to
me. The rest were my wife's.
al can't so in my bathroom TO
wash after work without hearing
her rap on the door and say.
There's something in there | have
to get Hurry up. and come out p"
That's what every man wants,
ladies a bathroom Of his own.
II you can't give II 10 him on
Fathers Day, YOU might at least
deed il TO him in your last viii
and testament That wili give him
something 30 look toward to.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-13
HAL
BOYLE
SAYS
By HAL BOYLE

NEW YORK Rt-A lot OF late-
shopping ladies are feverishly ask
ing themselves:
what can | get my husband for
Fathers Day."
And they tear through a depart
ment store like 2-legged tornado
in quest of suitable necktie. bath
robe or pair of slippers.
If the average father wore only
what his womenfolk gave him,
that's how he'd go to work - clad
only in a necktie. bathrobe and
new slippers.
Naturally a fellow appreciates
these things. Who ever had enough
haberdashery?
But, ladies', along with that neck
tie you present your husband this
Sunday, why not hand him real
surprise? Why not give him back
his bathroom?
There is no gift a man would
rather have on Fathers Day than
a bathroom - his very own bath
room.
Ladies. you may object:
"But dad already has his own
bathroom.
Does he? He may in name but
never in fact. Whether you live in
a log cabin or a marble palace of
100 chambers, the odds are he
really doesn't have a bathroom he
can enter and leave at his leisure.
| have never met married man
who felt he had a bathroom he
could honestly call his own, except
when the rest of the family was
away on vacation,
The chances are that II they de
signed house that was all plumb
ing except for the kitchen, father
still wouldn't have that bathroom.
Here's what happens; A family
in modest circumstances makes
some money and builds home
that has a bathroom for every
member and one left over for
the guests.
This is your bathroom, dear.
Mama tells Papa. He can't be
lieve il. After all these years, his
secret dream has come true. No
more people pounding on the door
and calling Hurry up every time
he starts to shave, How can life
hold greater luxury.
II may truly be his bathroom
for week or a month. But then
he GENES home one day and finds
the maids dress hanging there.
TIE next day /, rains and he re-
turns TO find a drying umbrella
in his hathtuh.
Soon he learns bis son has turned
the room into q public library,
has daughter wants 20 dry her hair
there. and mother has hung Up ali
her clothes In IL while she cleans
uat . closet. Guests never seem
able 20 find the guest bathroom.
hut they can always find his,
Everybody leaves belonging OF
! two in dads bathroom.
'sNoa Set your own bathroom. .
be walls. Why dont yeu clutter
/ II Rpe"
ThiS does 10 good a. al, and
/ caly lajures tire feelings al ass wtfs
ard eAladrgn. Why IS he 50 cranky >
ae IS cTanky because his very eau
bathroom has been turned lnto q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-13
Norman Guilty

TALLAHASSEE Up - A Circuit
Court jury deliberated 2la hours
Thursday night, then found James
Norman, Tallahassee dance hall
operator, guilty of first-degree
murder. But the jury recon-
mended mercy, making a life SEN
tence mandatory.
Judge W. May Walker deferred
sentence pending a hearing June
IS on a defense motion for new
trial.
Norman, ~, was accused Of
shooting to death his employe,
Mrs. Evelyn Cox Bryant, 27-year-
old divorce. in front of the dance
hall March /. He claimed the shot
was fired accidentally. A witness
testified the two had argued about
money just before the shooting.
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Is ElectrOcuted

MIAMI R - j. E. Hopkins, 49,
year-old appliance repairmen, was
electrocuted Thursday when he
walked into a flooded Mushroom
carrying a faulty drop light"
Police said the insulation on the
light cord was worn through in
spots and Hopkins apparently
grabbed one of these spots while
trying to repair leak in the
Mushroom at the rear of a store.
Evening star., 1952-07-17

in part. that some 8 million per-
sons throughout the world have
so far been treated with chloro.
mycetin, and the company itsel1
has received reports of only liz
who have shown mild and Sc
we're" blood disorders Of various
types.
But the company also has tolG
doctors that deaths have occurred
in association with use Of the
drug and urged "alert clinical OBJ
|servations and adequate blood
studies" in patients treated with it
The firm also pointed out in q
letter to doctors throughout the
Nation that there is evidence OF
"indiscriminate" use Of the drug
for minor" conditions and that
such use should be guarded
against.
Evening star., 1952-07-17
By Eronk Corey

Assceiofed Press Science Reporter
The fate of the so-called wonder
drug chloromycetin still is being
considered by medical experts
probing into reports it may have
caused blood disorders and some
deaths.
In the meantime, the Food and
Drug Administration said today,
the American Medical Association
and the drugs manufacturers,
Parke Davis & Co., have warned
doctors against ''indiscriminate"
use of the antibiotic.
Chloromycetin, trade name for
choramphenicol, is medicines best
bet so far against typhoid fever
It also has been used effectively
against Rocky Mountain spotted
fever, whooping cough, typhus
fever, scrub typhus, undulant fever
and urinary tract infections.
Survey Being Made.
The FDA said the drugs future
sis still an open question" and that
any action it may take must await
results Of an appraisal of the evi-
dence in close to 200 reported cases
Of blood disorders and some
deaths.
FDA officials said it remained to
Evening star., 1952-07-17
u. S. Warns Against Wide Use
Of Drug as Study Continues

be seen whether the drug shoulf
be limited to certain diseases suct
as typhoid fever. or whether its uss
could be continued in wide va
riety of serious infections-but
under carefully regulated pro-
gram.
FDA officials told q reporter
that while there seems no doubt
the drug has played some role in
causing some of the blood disor-
ders reported, the extent Of the
hazard and the exact role the
drug plays has yet to be defined. y
They added that it still is not
clear whether the drug itself is
the cause-or the manner in
which it had been used.
The agency said doctors on its
own staff still are organizing the
evidence obtained in the Nation
wide survey launched by FDA two
weeks ago, and that the material
will be turned over to a team of
experts appointed by the National
Research Council, quasi-govern-
mental agency.
Company Cites Success.
Meanwhile, the Parke Davis
company published an advertise
ment in the journal Of the Amer
ican Medical Association declaring,
Evening star., 1952-07-17
sy the As.ocIoted Pres.

PHILADELPHIA, July, 17.-A
new drug bringing greater relief
to hay fever sufferers is available
throughout the country for the
coming ragweed season.
Phenergan hydrochloride, orig
inally developed in France and
produced here by Wyeth, Inc.
"a Philadelphia pharmaceutical
house. has been reported "fal
superior to those obtained with
any other antihistamic agent"
DIR. N. e. Silbert, of Lynn, Mass.
who tested the drug under clinical
observation. said there was q
favorable response within half an
hour in SO cases out of 102.
His clinical report, which ap-
peared in the May-June issue OF
Annals of Allergy. noted that re-
suits varied from dramatic, excel
lent, or good" in 80 of the cases
to fair results for four Of the
patients and questionable or nc
relief" for the remaining eight.
The report said continuous
Evening star., 1952-07-17
eIiefD {. Bribe investigators Schedule Lone Witness

Attorney General McGranery
said today a grand jury investi-
eating bribery and conspiracy in
the District will call only one wit
ness.
The witness already has been
ISubpoenaed, but the time for his
testimony has not been set.
"It will be nothing earthshak-
ing" the Attorney General told
a reporter. There will be only
one witness"
The Justice Department yester-
day named John H. Mitchell, an
attorney in the departments
Criminal Division, to direct the
Evening star., 1952-07-17
New Drug Bringing More Relief
From Hay Fever Is Available

dosages maintained relief indef-
Initely and that a single dose was
effective for periods Of four to "a
hours. The drug, in tablet form,
is taken by mouth and was given
in three doses daily before meals.
mo other histamine in our ex-
|perience." DR.. Silbert reported,
has exhibited such prolonged
action"
A spokesman for Wyeth said
phenergan may be obtained only
by prescription.
Evening star., 1952-07-17
Groom Elected Chairman
OF ARLINGTON Republicans

Robert L. Groom has been
elected chairman of the Airing
ton County Republican Executive
Committee.
Mr.. Groom succeeds I. Lee Pot
ter. who resigned to become 10th
district q. O. P. chairman and to
give full time to his duties as cam
paign chairman for Joel T. Broy-
hill.
Mr.. Broyhill is the Republican
nominee for Congress In the 10th
district.
Evening star., 1952-07-17

Investigation.
Mr.. Mitchell formerly was in
the Justice Departments Tax Di-
vision. A congressional commit
tee last fall looked into reports
that Mr.. Mitchell had been
shunted into an inactive role in
the Justice Department after he
pressed for prosecution of tax
evasion cases.
Mr.. Mitchell Is now directing
an inquiry into irregularities in
the internal revenue Office in
New York. Mr.. Mitchell told re-
porters, however. that the District
investigation would not directly
involve tax cases.
Evening star., 1952-07-17

Take any washing product you
ike-make your suds and add
your bleach-then wash load of
white clothes. Wash a second load
nTidesuds alone then compare.
Evening star., 1952-07-17

TIDE is miIder for hands
than any other leading
detergent" So safe
for washable cOIors!
YES! With all its cleaning and whitening
action, Tide has an amazing new mildness.
Not even the mildest leading ''detergents''
made especially for dishwashing are SO
gentle and kind to hands as Tide!
ACTUALLY BRIeHrENs coLoRsl For dra-
matte proof of Tides wonderful safety,
watch soap -dulled colors come brighter after
just one Tide wash. Yes, Ma'am, Tide
really cares for all your colored washables!
AND TIDE IS so THRIFTY TO USE! Such a
little Tide makes such oceans of rich, long
lasting suds. ;: goes so far in hardest water,
it's miracle of economy.
Evening star., 1952-11-23

PACKARD 40 4-dr. 6-cyl.; r. and h.
Al mechanically and interioriy
D. c. inspection guaranteed: 1928.
BLADENSBURG CAR WHOLESAL-
ERS. 2150 BladensburH rd. ne.
PACKARD 81 4-dr.; Ultramatic drive;
peri. cond.; pvt: owner; S2.396 or
best offer. MI. 9405.
PACKARD 1949 4-dr.: overdrive, r
and h., excel. cond.: to settle estate:
S1.O95. XII. S-6436.
PACKARD coupe 1897; owner. reg
istered nurse; excel. running condi-
tion and appearance; S235 or best
oner. Ii. 6-SSSS.
PACKARD 1910 4-dr. sedan; r. and
h.. good tires with puncture-prooi
inner tubes: S295. No. 3437.
PACKARD I94S Super Custom 4-dr.;
new new, body style. :: and h.. new nylon
Tskoma Park. Nd. 'H"S' ave.
PACKARD 194s de luxe sedan; black
FULLY, equipped. AL cond.: ST $50
1: J. LoRENTz. Oak Hill drive
Annandale. Va. JE. 4.222O
PACKARD 81 Model 800 custome ed
4.dr. sedan; Ultramatic drive, radio
with front and rear speaker, heater
customed seat covers and many
other extras. Green metallic finish
New car condition inside and out
Don't miss this today. Only 81 .S95
COOPER MOTORS. 800 wis. ave
PzSKARD .1s6; ,ss club eOnv.: r. and and h.;
$3.50; terms. NO. 27S5. Mae
Evening star., 1952-11-23
AUTok.Ss.--s FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE '4S "9S" convertible
coupe. ivory finish; new black top
eeanped .ed s:tsfr r oa, ueh1issEy GHpffo cAby btSy
LAc-oLDsMoBILE Co. 1922 2@nd
st. NV, ST. $500. C.C.C. guarantee
OLDSMOBnE 81 Super "ss" Holt
day; ,elec. windows. all extras: like
brand new; S2,295. DE. 6270. pa
OLDSMOBILE 1910 convert: new
tires, clutch, generator, Sc; light
11 5lge. 5ost neat top; 1926 or best offer
oLDs 'as re" a-dr. sedan: $3.50;
F;sssnn sna arlI,oH b; Hyd1a; ,,S .s excel. cond a
NV "a
oLDS AZ 4-dr.; Hydra Matte. new
paint lob; S275 or best offer. JE.
oLDs 1a4s sedanette: r. and h..
sa ss neM tTsS se9slss' s9Sss
baker. Gos4 wis Wis ave. EN-. 1855
OLDs 1850 "as" 4-dr.: gray. r. h..
seat covers. Wv. tires. back UP
lights. Hydra. low mileage; S1.795
or best offer: OIL. 3965. IA
OLDS 1946 2-dr. .sedanette: 2-tone
nFesd na + very and oR w. 81 $685. se0f sfss doSn
OLDS AZ 4-dr.; Hydra Matte, r. and
h.; good family car. in excel. cond.
$3.50 or best offer. MI. 1868.
OLDS 1947 2-dr. Custom de luxe 8;
this little car is perfect. We bet
Come see for yourself. Top dollar
on your present car II it is clean;
Is mos. to pay; $995. RELIABLE
WHOLESALERS. 1901 Old Bladens-
burg rd. Ju. 7-96Sl.
OLDS 1910 4-dr. de luxe; r. and h,
orig, one owner; this car Is solid,
we know it's the cleanest one in
sSxn sssaay AZ iob you sass assd to nEEyAsLi Sy E
oLDS 1850 4-dr. super de luxe "ss';
r. and h.. ! owner, low mileage.
beaut. green finish. We bet this Il
the cleanest one in town. Come see
this one. drive 1t yourself. Tor
dollar for your present car II 1t !:
fsa sfess efsE RELABhE iflms WHonEsHLERs a Ras
1901 Old Bladensburg Rd., JU. T.
oLDs 80 "ss"; Hydra,Matic. radis M
and heater. 2-tone blue. 30: :00C
Ga1fs csf CHI. LseStps soS6 Ext fouHssfz 4s4z sl7''
oEDs sxes esasf sslsi sssC j." Gai al'isi si
OLDS l949 "9s" 4-dr.: r. and h.
Jet blk. finish; excel. Rocket engine
81 .295. S95 down. CAPITAL.
PACKARD. 1911 Georgia ave-. SH
PACKARD 1851 Mayfair; yellow
with black top, matching nylon anc
leather uphol. Ultramatic trans:
10000 miles: $3.50: from pvt
owner. OR 2466 Sat. or sun. -2i
Evening star., 1952-11-23

CONSUL 81 4-dr. sedan: leather up.
holstr. cut your transportation cost;
indoor showroom; S1,295: 3-day
money-back trial; 4-month written
guarantee. HILL & SANDERS
Wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer (NA
9s5O. lila Vermont ave. NV
Evening star., 1952-11-23

AvI0MOa.-s. r... -.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1851 Rambler convertible; r.
and b.; cannot be told from brand
new: 81, ,445. McNEILL, studebaker.
4O34 Wis. ave. EN- 1886. --23
NASH 81 Ambassador Gust. 4-dr.
snd s seas eoyers rssniaF aF'ys Seats
etc. Beautiful Stone finish. New; New
car cond. Very low mileage: Wee
Mdrosgse sna special; IA m 81: 81 495; . COOPER <
NASH 194s 900" Super 4-dr.: heat
SSi4 Ga. ave: ave-. RA. iiss. "ss
NASH 1850 Ambassador 4-dr. HYDRA
| tires. $1,000 actual miles. Car
n @ perfect condition throughout
You may take car to your own
posit Weekend special, ST. .2a5.
BEL BELL eoM6 MOTORS. SOTO Wis. ave.
OLDSMOBILE Al; fully equip, ex-
| cellent condition. new paint seat
covers and tires; 1856 or best offer
Call ia Ally.
OLDsMOBILE 1e4s "9s" e-dr. seda-
nette; r. h.. undercoated; 1.OY5
or best 0fier' Must SELL JE' 4;3451 Ss.
OLDsMOBILE 194a "ss" e-dr.: ra-
dio. heater. HYDRA Matte. attractive
cray finish; popular model. re-
aKERs aaSsa for fh,s fpsMcSli Tesk end S1275
co, Fairlington Shopping Center,
Alex. Va. Ov. 035O.
OLDSM0BILE 40 "9s" Rocket-en-
CINE club coupe; radio. heater. n.y.
tires; ST les cAPPiTToL ls5i cHDiLTAcs Lac
oLDsM0BILE CO.. 1922 22nd st.
DsM6bnEs. ESQ., 47s ccG 4ss. saassntss: 4ss. Ss:
price low as 5000. and. Auto Whole
salers, sIs IS Ioof1 protected money-back
sSs AyFo HSS wHoLssAIiEEnzso ae Is e sou iNe Esnt
oLDsMoBsiHI1E - r; Rocket h;st eneins MG4
."9S" club sedan: radio heater.
Hsydra-Matic drive. black finish
81 HoHI2 d95. cAPP1ToL &c CADILLAC. .oLDs-
oIDsMoBILE @ Isl !ss" Ss!sfsee Rocket en-.
mn,,. GIN, sedan sd,na RAD radio: heater Hydra
cADnnhAcoEDsSoBihE cAandiax DoE Sasi CO. SoAP1Toi Sal
| End st. NV. ST. 1900. C.C.C. guar
oLDsMoBILE 1850 ss de luxe 4-dr.
taJu! n~MhILC, TaulO, neaCer, color is
black, interior covered since new;
excel. value. terms, guarantees; ST.
645: AKERS OLDSMOBILE-CA-
DILLAC CO., Fairlington Shopping
Center. Alex, Va. OV. O35O.
Hydra Matte, radio, heater, 2-tone
| Here is one we can recommend, il
! Is like new; S2,345. AKERS OLDS-
MOBILE-CADILLAC CO.. Fairling.
ton Shopping Center, Alex, Va
OLDSMOBILE 40 Series ss. de luxe
4-dr. sedan; dra-Matic: r.. h.;
low mileage. This 1-owner car is In
exceptionally fine cond in every way
| You may take car to your own
mechanic for approval without de.
I post. Weekend special. 81 ,39b
BELL MOTORS, 50l0 Wis. ave
Evening star., 1952-11-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1851 600 de luxe 4.dr.
sedan; r. and h.. Ultramatic: Wv:
yellow finish: quick sale. Sl.s75.
WO. 1857.
PACKARD 1884 1000" sedan: radio.
heater. Gariye; immaculate; 81. .s95.
51"O Wis ave, HO. 6OI2,
PACKARD 1851 1000" de luxe 4-dr.
sedan: excellent. low-mileaee cal: :
M.945. H. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS.
INC. 512O Wis. ave. HO. e012.
PACKARD 81 series 400 five-passen.
ser sedan: radio. heater. Ultramatic.
seat covers: beautiful gray finish:
CADfLLAc-oIDsMOBfIE CO. is2s
end st. NV. ST. 5000. CCC
guarantee.
PACKARD 40 4-dr. Super 8; heater.
new tires. excellent condition.
private owner; S1,095. Call OIL.
OSl1. IA