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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-05
Improved Income
Exceeds amount
Expected In
Many Instances

Revenue receipts Of the City of
Key West for the six-month period,
January June, 1852 are better
than 1915 higher than during the
same period in 1851.
Charles Roberts, City Comptrol-
Ter, has issued a complete financial
statement for the benefit Of city
commissioners and the city man
ager. Because Of its clarity and
conciseness, The Citizen is repro
ducing Roberts explanatory letter
Of the statement verbatim:
Detailed financial statements re-
lative to the revenue and various
appropriation expenditure accounts
Of The City Of Key West, Florida
for the period beginning January
I, 1852 and ending June 80, 1852, to-
gether with related financial re-
ports, are submitted herewith for
your information.
General Revenue receipts realiz-
ed during the period under review
are 81, s43.67, or 5.s7ss, in excess
Of the original estimate, and re-
Continued On Page Fcur)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-05
Gambling Stamps
Issued To s More
XIV. Residents

Six more Key Wesiers were
Issued Federal gambling stamps
making . total Of IA holders In
the city, the AP announced TO-
day. q
The news coming from fhe
jacksonville Collector Of inter.
nal revenue reveals the follow.
ing Key West residents rs gam.
bling stamp recipients:
Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Dickson,
and virsinia Mock. The Beach.
eomber. 6I4 Dvvsl street, Mi
sveI Pane. ST. Psironia ST., and
sl9 Olivia ST.; Jsrmain p. John.
son, 6I8 Fleming 81; and Tho.
mas Del viIlar, ST. Pstrenia st.
The Bsacheomber had 70 buy
! stamp under the recent ruling
81 ths Collector that stores that
have IsissrY nians for sales. must
Be issued stamps. SO
Last week fhs JacksoFsvilIe
bureau released . LIST Of seven
samblins stamp holders. The
week before one name OF local
firm with . lottery sale plan was
issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-05
Cremata Made
New Fire Chief

Charles Cremata, q member Of
the Key West Fire Department for
fifteen years, was last night ap-
pointed to head that department.
The new chief, who lives at 9ol
Elizabeth street is a native Key
Wester. He has been acting chief
Of the fire department since the
death of Leroy Torres two weeks
ago.
Cremata began his career as q
nozzleman and was appointed q
Lieutenant in 1871. He advanced
to Captain six years ago and was
made assistant chief when the
health of the late chief Torres be-
gan to fail.
Tn appointment was made at the
request of City Manager Dave
King, who said that he believed
in making such promotions from
the ranks"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-05
Gomez Outbids
Berlin SAWYER
For Tax Deed

The first city tax deed issued
under the present City charter was
given to Rogelio Gomez yesterday
for his winning bid of $1125 On a
so foot by 90 lot on South street.
Gomez outbid Monroe County
Sheriff Berlin Sawyer in a lively
ten minute auction on the court
house steps at IL noon yesterday.
The applicant for a tax deed Rob-
ert Harrill of Homestead was given
$62.56 out of the $1125. the amount
he had in the application.
Owner of the property Mary
Ward Cheney. address unknown. or
her heirs have until February 10
IS to apply for the property, Cir
cult Court Clerk Earl Adams said.
If no application is made by Janu-
airy 1, 1853, Adams viii advertise
the property until February /. AZ
ter that time the SIPS win 60 into
the general revenue fund of the
City of Key West. Deducted from
the SLIPS in addition to the $62.56,
paid to Harrill will be $45.S9 to re-
deem tax certificates sold against
the same lot in the county. and
$3.50 to the Court clerk.
Under the city charter. the same
tax deed law that is applicable to
the county is applicable to the
city.
At yesterdays bidding On this
first test case, 1t was touch and
Continued On Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-05
Bar Newslnell
From Funeral
Home Morguel'.

WACO, Texas M -Newspapef
Executive Editor Sam Wood Of
the Waco Times-Herald said one Of
his reporters, Mary Ann Jennings.
was barred from the Complies
Funeral home morgue by q waco
policeman. The policeman said hs
was acting under orders 20 bar
persons from entering the morgue.
The order came, Wood reported.
from two civilians, an identifics-
ton team from Wright Patterson
Air Force Base, Dayton, o. They
were r. L. Trask and r. W. RAJ.
ston.
James Lsblond, head Of the Ne
Clennan County (waco) Civilian
Defense Agency and himself .
mortician, said be was barred
from the mcrRue.
Wood said he would make every
effort to break what he called
Censorship"
Woods said he believed he
morgue was closed 50 that N
Identification Of military personnel
would be made until military a.
thorities released the names.
"This II no longer q matter a
military courtesy" Wood said.
TOO many civilians are involved.
Wen play ban with them on sheir
military posts but not In this siis-
alton"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-05
Legion Officials
Return From
State Convention

The delegation representing Ar
thur Sawyer Post No. %, Ameri-
can Legion, at the Saith Annual
Convention of the American Le-
gion in Tallahassee, July 81, 49, Au.
gust 3 returned on Monday. Re-
presenting the Key West Post were
Vance C. Stirrup, Bethel johnson,
Judson Stephens, Robert C. Shell.
don, Theodore Albury, Herman
Gordon, George W. Skies, Anthony
Meigel. Legionnaire J. J. Bostic
was also in attendance.
Frank Brigham of Winter Haven
was elected Department Comman-
der succeeding Frank Falsone of
Tampa. Brigham died Of q heart
attack the dy foll0wing IL alec
ton.
! Many distinguished speakers
addressed the sessions which were
held in the Leon County Armory.
Among the speakers were National
Commander Donald r. Wilson,
Governor Fuller Warren, Governor
Elect Dan McCarty, National Vice
Commander Audley Ward Of Aiken,
sc. and others.
The annual parade was held on
Saturday afternoon. The Key West
Guard Of Honor under the COM
mand of LIST 1t. THEODORE Albury
represented the local Legion Post.
The City of Orlando was selected
as the site for the 1858 convention.
Mrs. Alice S. Robinson, Presi-
dent of Arthur Sawyer Unit % re-
presented the local Auxiliary Unit.
Bethel johnson and Vance C.
Stirrup attended the session of the
Grande Promenade of the 20 and
8 which was held in the Floridan
Hotel.
The Drum and Bugle Competi-
ton was held at the Doak S. Camp
bell Stadium on Saturday evening.
The Coral Gables Post 90 Drum
and Bugle Corps won the contest.
The Winter Have Legion Post won
the Department Color Guard Con-
test.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-05
City Buys dyde-Ma||ory Docks Land
For $150>000; Has Been Purchased To
Accommodate Key West To Havana
Purchase Price
To Be Paid Off
Within 10 Years

The City of Key West is
arranging for the purchase
of the Clyde-Mallory Docks
ON Wall street between
Duval and Whitehead
streets, it was announced
last night when at a mech
ing of the City Commits.
sion, City Manager Dave
King revealed that an offer
of $4,000 for the prop.
erty. has been accepted by
the Gulf Atlantic Trans.
portation Company, the
present owners of the
docks.
The reason for the pur.
chase is ito provide ade.
quate docking space for
the proppsed HpysnssKey
West Ferry. Last nights an.
nouncemept famed 10 Life
new speculation regarding
the status 0fsplans for the
ferry, which have been at
a standstill following q trip
to Havana by members Of
the City and County Com.
missions and local bust.
nessmen.
A tentative agreement between
Cuban interests and the City Of
Key West calls for the furnishing
Of adequate dock space by the
local municipality On this end Of
the line.
Fred Dion, vice-president and
member Of the board Of direc-
tors of the Gulf Company ap-
Continued On Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-05
Girl Disappears
In Mid-Ocean

H0BOKEN. N. J. IA pretty
1s-year-old art student disappeared
from the liner veendam in mid.
Atlantic after leaving a note ex-
pressing dependency, a ships of.
flcer said when the vessel docked
here today.
The girl, Patsy Ann Partridge,
was on her way from England
with her family to visit an aunt
IN short Hills, N. j.. when she
was reported missing at $50 am.
last Wednesday.
a seaman on watch reported that
he saw Patsy Ann pacing the deck.
apparently in n distraught state.
about three hours before her dis.
appearance.
Accompanying her on the voy-
age were her father, Jesse Par
fridge. London export manager for
al American heating and plumb
ing firm. her mother. and a young
Continued On Page Fourl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-05
Charles Roberts Issues
XIV FinuneioI Settlement
Hernandez Now
Full Time Deputy

Serge M. Hernandez has replac-
ed John Lehman as Deputy Sheriff
on the staff of the Sheriff's depart
ment it was announced today by
Sheriff Berlin Sawyer.
Lehman resigned to spend more
time on private business. the Sher-
iff said.
Hernandez has been appointed a
Deputy Sheriff for some time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-05

Key West Florida. has the
most equuble climate in the
country. with ON average
ronqe of only 40 Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-05
Cuban Minister OF Defense
Visiting Key West Naval Base
TOURS FLEET
SONAR SCHOOL,
NAVAL AIR STATION
Ny Susan McAyoy

BY Susan McAvoy
Cuban Minister of De-
tense DR.. N. P. Hernandez
and his Navy chief Rear
Admiral ]. R. Calderon and
aides landed at the Naval
Air Station Fleet Logistics
terminal at 9 o'clock this
morning for a tour of the
command of Rear Admiral
Irving T. Duke, USN, Com
mander, u. S. Naval Base.
In cleaning white civilian suit
DR.. Hernandez stepped Of the sill
yer dos ssPancho" q Cuban mill
tary plane and vas welcomed by
!. Admirai Duke Cent A. e Buck
ley, commanding officer Of the
Naval Air Station, Capt. Harold
Payson, chief staff officer Of the
Naval Air Station, and 1t. r.. F.
Merrill, aide to Admiral Duke. 1t.
A. Canalejo served as official in
terpreter between the high rank
ing officers. Cdr. E. Usatorres ac
companied the Cuban Minister.
The Cuban defense officers win
tour the Fleet Sonar school, visit
. submarine and the Naval station
as well as inspect the Naval Air
Station.
The Admiral and all other U. S.
officers were clad in their khaki
uniforms instead Of white dress. it
was explained because the visiting
Cuban officers were wearing their
khakis for a day of work inspect
ing the installations here.
Admiral Duke invited the Cuban
dignitaries to this commend when
he visited Cuba on July 16.
The admiral and MS party ar
rived at the terminal ten minutes
before the Cuban plane arrived.
Stepping out of the official car
with the Navy blue and white two
star nag, he stood chatting with
his aides. When was presented to
him he asked how long I had been
with The Citizen and then said:
II see that amethyst is your
favorite color" proving to be
perceptive rs well as a charming
gentleman.
stepped back as the plane came
In bearing It's dignitarfes. Then
the Admiral became a real friend
Of the working press. Instead of
whisking the Cuban Minister of
Defense and Rear Admiral Cald-
eron away from our cameras and
note taking, into the waiting pro-
cession Of cars, he suggested to
the Cuban officers that they line
up and smile for Us, as cameras
clicked and flashed.
A most satisfactory morning for
CONTINUED On Page Fourl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-05
BULLETIN

An urgent appeal is being made
to both Navy personnel and civili-
ans of Key West for type 20"
blood, either negative or positive
for Mrs. Nora Betaneourt, mother
Of Harry A. Betancourt, q civilian
Navy Yard employee of the Public
Works Carpenter Shop.
Mrs. Betancourt is at present nj
the Monroe General Hospital and
is critically i'll from a malignant
disease.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-05
Caro- Sentences
Five Gamblers

Five persons were convicted of
gambling and three acquitted Of
the charge in ''The Rocks, Mara
thon case before Criminal Court
this morning.
Judge Thomas Caro- sentenced
each Of the five, including one wo-
man, to pay costs Of $44.9l as a
result of the raid made by Chief
Continued On Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-05
Stock Island Dirty, Filthy Crime
Hole, Says Commissioner Eisner
Commissioner Objects
To Forcing Bars To
Close AT 2 AM.

Against surprisingly light op-
position from tavern owners, the
City Commission passed last night
on first reading, an ordinance
which will force local bars to shut
ter their doors at two am. instead
of 4 am. as in the past. The city
fathers voted 80 on the issue.
Commissioners Louis M. J. Els
ner and John Carbonell turned
thumbs down on the measure while
a group of Key West bar owners
present in the audience declined
to express themselves on the pro-
posed changes.
Eisnsr, in . seorehins attack
on HE ordnance. said, "f you
close the bars early, their pat.
rons will 90 out to Stock Island.
Besides q house OF assignation
cut fhsrs, Il Is one Of The dirtisst,
filshisst crime holes In Monroe
County. There 10 no law out
there. You are soins TO eurtail
| The income necessary for these
people TO pay their license fees.
don't think u should be
passed"
Attorney George Brooks, repre-
senting a group Of tavern keepers
said, "These people, paid $500 a
year for a city license to operate.
If you close them up two hours
earlier, 1t is going to cut down
their revenue. Their business Is 60
ing to be forced out to Stock Is
land to bars which don't pay city
taxes"
Mayor Harvey and Commission
ers Delaney and Cobo voted for the
passing of the ordinance.
The new move will force the
bars to stop selling alcoholic bev-
erages from 2 am. to z am. daily
and Sundays from 2 am. until
noon. The regular 8 to 8 pm. Sun
day closing hours win be adhered
to.
The commission also:
PASSED on second reading, an
ordinance regulating the parking
of Greyhound buses on Duval st.
MOVED to set q public hearing
for the Planning Commission on
August 2lst covering proposed ron
ing changes.
AUTHORIZED q study Of the
taxi license situation by Commits
sioners Delaney and Cobo and Ma
yor Harvey. The question arose
when Attorney George Brooks
asked that the ordinance limiting
the number of cab licenses In the
city be amended to allow q client
Of his to place four fully-insured
and radio operated esssS= into ope-
ration. When City Clerk Victor
Lowe revealed that there were
found TO be four vacancies on the
list, q hot debate among the COM
missioners was touched off. They
had been told that there was q
waiting list for the licenses, they
said. While City Manager King
urged the granting of the licenses
to the new firm, Commissioner
Delaney asked for a review Of the
license setup before any action Is
taken.
READ q letter from Senator
George Smatbers informing them
that the Key West Veterans Admin
istration viii not be closed. The
letter was in answer to q resolu-
ton asking that the office remain
in operation.
ACCEPTED the low bid of the
Mulberg Chevrolet Company for
the purchase Of a police car.
PASSED on first reading an or
dinance giving o quit claim deed
on q parcel Of property on Jack
son Square TO the Florida Keys
Acqueduct Commission for the pur-
pose Of the construction Of q one
million gallon water storage tank.
However, they asked that the
fCnnffuf,<xf IN Psga Fcarr1
Evening star., 1952-05-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1850 sedan; clean throughout;
good tires; equipped a very eco
nomical car to drive; only; .Sl,245;
2.rattsn 2,day money,back trial: 4month
DERS, Wash;'s. Oldest Ford Dealer
tNA: $3.50. 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
NASH 1947 super Ambassador 4-dr. !;
22-bdone; overdrive; S745. Call JU.
NASH ! Ciis4s 4-dr. sedan. s5a5. A
down, Wash.'s Largest Non-Fran-
chised Dealer, AUTO WHOLE
SALERS; 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
fSan'4g GM 4S7sl }rne II; s7S6 or best It's Gfser'
NASH 1850 Ambassador 4-dr. sedan;
equipped with Hydra-Matic drive.
r, and h. A nice one at wholesale
price. 81 1875. LLYS-OVERLAND
DIsTRIBUToRs' I Is RF IG2 NC 1924 / st,
NASH 1916 4-dr. "6O0"; r. and h.;
81 ,6a5, MAYF1.oWER MoToRs
Northeast location, 1901 Mime
sofa, ave. ne. VI. 5000. Closed
NASH 1851 rambler sta. wag.; o. d.;
10000 mi; very clean; S1.645. .OW.
NASH 1947: radio and heater; eood
500. DE. 3Sb2. -l6
attractive TuScon tan. interior and
leather like new Here is an ex-
ceptionally economical spirited car
that's like new; fully equipped with
Tradio; heater: 81 ,595; Sizes a week
OldSmobile Dealer (WA. 72O5l, 5000
BALTIC. ave, Hyattsville, Md.
MASKS 1915 through 1861: from
S595 UP. Why should you come to
Williams & Bakers for used
Nash? Because 30 yrs. ago today,
Mr.. williams started work for a
Nash dealer. He's been with Nash
ever since. That shows confidence
in product. You can buy your
used Nash from WILLIAMS &
BAKER with that same kind OF
confidence. See Mr.. Mac at 29th
and NJ SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE 1850 "ss" Cdr;
equipped r. and h.. Wv. tires; ma
room; private owner; ST. .795. OF.
927S Sun. and wkdays. after pm;
OK. 0015. 8 am. to 6 pm, Mon.
OLDSMOBILE 1e49 "9s" convertible
coupe: yellow with black top. r.
S1.395. HU. 1851. 10
OLDSMOBILE 1910 conv. coupe: good
motor; Sl95. So down. METRO
POL1TAN MOTORS. 1900 Bladens-
burg rd 18"
OLDsMOBnE 1941 de luxe sedan;
RADIO heater; splendid condition;
500. terms. ROPER" 18th and
r. /. ave. ne. los
OLDSMOBlLE 1947 '9s" 4-dr. sedan;
Hydra-Matic; de luxe, r. and h.
newly painted 2-tone gray; new
seat covers: motor completely over
hauled; 1915. One owner. Gil. 2IS2.
OLDsMOBILE 1851 "ss" de luxe:
2y owner; excel. cond, low mileage;
$3.50. for quick sale. XII. s-1oS9.
OLDSMOBILE 1881 Holiday 4-dr. &C.
aan; r and h., beautiful 2-tone blue;
In Al cond.; S2.l95. GREENWAY
MOTORS. 5000 MINI. ave. ne, LU.
4-3olo. is
OLDS. 1947 "9s" sedanette; radio.
heater. Hydra-Matic drive; plastic
SC; beautiful dark green I'm. I'm
maculate. well-kept, one-oWner car.
SS95. WHEELER, INC, Chrysler-
Plymouth GEM. 470S). 4sO0 Wiscon-
SIN ave. lie
Evening star., 1952-05-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1851 Cranbrook club
coupe; lully equipped; r. and h,
s. C., turn signals; dark blue; very
MoRR5iS-TUGHEs. SSi4 Ga. ave: ave:
PLfMoTTH 1851 Belvider. hardtop:
radio, heater; 1000 actual mics;
sparkling two-tone sreen finish;
car positively same as brand-uew;
must be seen to be appreciated: "a
TORS; 5ol0 Wisconsin ave. NV.
PIYMoTTH 1913 Special de- -ls lux.
club coupe; radio and heater: low
miiease; car is in immaculate con-
dltlon, in every way. can hardly be
toid from new. You NAV take car
TO your own mechanic for approval;
Weekend special; 81 .o33. BELL MO-
IIORS. 5olu Wisconsin ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1850 4-door; dark green;
e9glpped; tSe eScellent eordition; one
offer XII S-I332. lis
PLYMOUTH '36; '4s motor; ." 900
miles; $3.50. See Saturday. WALKER,
NJ 10 s; Oakland st. Arlington. Va.
Pd,YNMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe
fin;sb finn coupe; g aos very c,ean; light rreen
TORS, ll25 18th st. NV, RE. O303.
n 3 &c Slosed SUNDAYS.
PLYMOUTH 1919 4-dr., blue; l
sG!ia5, isd cail jG hsW' s-aiSo. iNT milf2se; mis
PLYMOUTH 1910 o-dr.. runs very
SALERs. 43l0 r /. ave, Brent
wood. Nd, UN. 90l9.
PLYMOUTH 1941 Special de luxe. l.
door sedan. S145 week. Dis
tinctiye and attractive slaze areen.
Here IS an exceptionally fine sturdy
motor car. Only &S3%. JUSTINE
NICHOLSON. Chevrolet -Olosmobi.e
Dealer. 5000 BALTIC. ave. Hyattsyille,
Md. WA. 1205.
PLYMOUTH 1851 cranbrook sedan,
cleaning black; =. and h Wv.
tires, oeaut. plastic covers; like new;
guaranteed: 81 695; trade or terms.
WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave.
n W. EN-. 0l4l.
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr. sed.; equip. A
quality car; Sl,195. Why pay more?
$40 dn., Wash.s LARGEST Nom
Franchised Dealer. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr.. Cranbrook.
blue; new-car cond. ST ,5a5;
JU. S-917O. is
Evening star., 1952-05-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ! Al
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

faekAkD rs lst' sfs. flso sii5G sfdHR t9S esl
ia. o-S376 from Z to 3. lis
PACKARD 1850; offered $1,000 by
dealers; best above that takes. One
car owner. Excellent shape HU.
1850 4-dr. sedans: seiec-
tlons OF o. variety of popular coiors;
a fine car; fully equipped, Ultra
matte drive. ASK the man who owns
one. A real value a. i:69a; Sl35
eheyTTosleetS Tset E6NlGlaoIS0N 6eslfF UN
5;iS. TiiSG5), $500 BALTIC. ave. Hyatts-
194s sedans; r. and h :,
clean . to choose from; si,0d5.
FtS0LL1Ns tSdI ' :, il PACKARD SERVICE,
College coHe sPPlt!R05a PnrR Md. blvd uN. 1900
1871; So25. sos down.
Reasonable terms; Good Transports
tion. Phone Ii. 4-5240. I6.
club coupe; orig. beautiful light
green finish: r. and h.; very low
mileage. driven by one careful
qq%nes qCnessN Iodays special, 1925.
hqGAN bf sSoo ooFord' I'LL 18th st. NV,
low mileage. 6.sa4. Must IeiiHc: sacrifice
oank, KIRK MOTORS, 1000 Geor-
gla ave. ia. 1900. -I6
1851 2-door; jet-black
nplsh. positively like new; 81, sos;
neW-car guar. ROYAL MOTORS,
ShIrysisT7Plyymouth. Is Kennedy St.
PLYMouTH Is5sn1 IL 59te Special de ike
METRoPolifAN III N Sn51; MoToRso1 RS d0En; iS5o
PLYMOUTH PIYMoTgTTis 1877 81 club coupe: r. lsa and
n; excellent cond.; S945. S45 down,
METROPOLITAN MOTORS. 1900
B!adenSburg rd is.
1949 Spec. de luxe club
coupe; S,9Ip and h. One owner; 81 $50.
1a4e; taxi: $3.50 Ol, cash.
PLYMOUTH l947 4-dr. Special de
duAe; luxe; T: and h.; mechanics special;
S;}75. HUGHES, 76i4 Ga,
ave. NV. RA. 1l22. lis
PLYMOUTH 1851 2-dr. sedan: euuiu ;
lO,OO actual miles: sparkling blue
nnish; car is in immaculate con-
dltlon throughout. You may take
car to your own mechanic for an
pToval; 81 ,595. BELL MOTORS
2G9di9o wisconsin ave. NV, WO
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de eis luxe
convertible; radio. heater; 1900
actual miles; one owner; beautiful
green f1nish; new tan top; car posi-
lively IN new-car condition in every
way. You may take car to your
own mechanic for approval; $I.65O
BELL MOTORS SOLO Wisconsin
ave. NV. WO. 5000. is
Evening star., 1952-05-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1850 convertible; radio
and heater; 10000 actual miles
this one-owner car is in immaculate
condition in every way; reflectinf
the excel. care given by former
BELL MoToRs. 500 Wisconsin
ave. NV. WO. 5000. Is
MERCURY 1949 4-dr. sed.; low mi
immaeglste; INN. st; Il ds2 s25; Jg 7-723,
MERCURY 1851 club coupe; beautiful
h1mak tqea si'sS5 lyGTN nm MAlrhowER I heS h Mo
TORS. 1925 18th st. NV, RE. O303
MERCURY 1850 2-dr. sedan. Ha
radio, heater and overdrive. TIL,
finish. ramal green. Come in ant
drive this exceptional automobile
you will agree 1t is the finest car a
iii 18th ST. NV, DI. $500. Oper
ewes. til 9.
MERCURY 1850 club coupe; dune
beige Penrod tan. 2-tone; r. and h.
&ASF1owER s MoToRs xe5T F!san' i1as 8 Pr 2si
st. NV, RE. 03O3. Closed Sundays
and '5Os-S11.9s
a week; selection of s 2-doors. f.
doors; selection Of attractive col
OFS, dIl CoIHpleJeiy equipped, OHt
has special manifold with dua
carburetion for economy and per-
formance; some with oyerdrive; as
low as 1.345. LUSTINE-NICHOL-
SON. Cheyrolet-Oldsmobile Dealer
IVA IVA. svi,is 5Io5,; Ma $500 BALTIC. ave-
MORRIS OXFORD 1851 4-dr. sedan;
fully equipped; 5000 actual miles;
genuine leather interior; car abso-
lutely same as brand-new through
out; gets over 35 miles per gallon
SI15e5. BELL MOTORS, AFHtr5'1StS. 5oio Wis.
consin ave. NV, WO. 5000. els
NASH 1949 900" sedan; S45 down;
priced. ,Sl.095; r: and h.. oyerdrive:
SALERS. 43l0 r. 1. ave. ne, UN
g0i9.
NASH 1850 rambler conv. coupe A
quality car; Sl.l95. Why pay more?
S22o down. Wash.'s Largest Non
Franchised Dealer. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd
MASK 1881 Rambler Country Club
overdrive; radio. heater; 5000
actual miles; beautiful two-tont
rust and cream finish Car posi-
lively same as brand-new through
out: must be seen to be appreciated;
81 l.695. BELL MOTORS. 500 Wis
consin ave. NV. WO. 5000. II