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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
BY BILL sHINN

SEOUL ZAP - President Syngman
Rhee today disclosed he told Pres
ident-elect Eisenhower that South
Koreans could replace United Ma
tons troops on the front lines if
they were given enough arms,
equipment and training.
The white-haired, n year old
South Korean leader said he also
urged Eisenhower during the gen
erals three-day tour of the war
theater ito end the Korean stale
mate as soon as possible"
Presumably that meant an all
out drive to the Manchurian bord-
err. Rhee called for such an often
sive earlier this week.
A reliable South Korean official
source said earlier his government
had urged Eisenhower to double
the strength Of RoK forces. There
are now at least IL South Korean
divisions.
Eisenhower gave public assur-
anceS that the Korean Army will
be made "a LOT bigger and better "
The general who commanded Al
lied fighting forces in Europe dur
Ing World War II called the South
Koreans splendid troops real
fighting men "
In declaring South Koreans could
replace Allied troops on the line.
Rhee took up an Eisenhower cleo.
ton campaign argument tnat the
R0k Army could be built up and
eventually man the entire front.
Eisenhower. in letter released
BY the South koTean government,
ssid he would give Rhee'S propos.
n careful study and eonsidera-
ton
Rhee saio in a statement he
made TIE following suggestions to
T.rea stalemate be
NE"
Fac od Korea de-
tosees be increased. trained
sad eaam
2 II a2 IS doEs. .;oFslss troops
SO & be relieved tFoin rte front
T. ho.Sa accslS help ia ass sCo0.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
Ike Is Urged To Double
Strength OF ROK Forces
Citizen Staff Photo

omy and industry, as we'll as mill
tary aid.
An authoritative government
source said these suggestions were
only an outline of a sefen-point
proposal made by acting Prime
Minister Paik Too Chin.
Paik confirmed that he pad writ
ten a letter to Eisenhower sum-
ming up "all our reque9ts since
the outbreak of the war. Ffhe gov
eminent source said he believes
Rhee also wrote a covering note
outlining the Korean problems de-
tailed in Parks letter and THAT the
two letters were in the SHINE en-.
velope given to Eisenhower.
After comforting with E senhow-
er, government spokesm4 IN said,
President Rhee lis more ctnfident
than ever for the future of Korea.
The spokesman quoted hee as
saying the government andl Poop e
have been greatly inspire d. by
the Eisenhower visit.
The government Source said
Paik's proposal asked tha the
strength of ROK forced b c
doubled; that all of Korea uni
fled and the Chinese Commt lnists
driven out: that money adva need
TO Allied forces BY the KoreanN gov.
eminent be repayed, that the Re
public OF Korea be given PORE
economic aid; that there he no
Korean armiStiee unless South no
rea approves the conditions; md
That there be help in settleH nj
OF controversies with Japan.
Your letter has Just reach cd
me and will give L careful STD y
ard consideration. Eisenhower
letter 80 Rhee said
Eisenhower said his purpose
coming 70 Korea was 10 ohsa
hrSs-hsnd knowledge OF the ''oy
al situation, to talk with roos
OF the Allied nations and 10 mes
TIE Allied commanders In ca
fold.
I have been deeply impress
oy TIE Republic a Korea tFu0p
Mat ! have Observed Eiseahowes
sad LESy are splendid trocps
ES2t hsetlas rneG. Their nata5na
P''as msea>. jo, airy za} 8e-
ia sllaatiesu 10 carry tAe a8ga
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
Navy Seeks To
Appease Wrath
OF Air Force
BY ELTON c. FAY

WASHINGTON Rl-The Navy has
given a soft answer to turn away
new Air Force wrath over the sea
services plans for bigger carriers
and more planes.
Practically all hands, including
Navy Secretary Dan A. Kimball
and the Navy League unofficial
civilian voice for the Navy started
out yesterday to make sharp an
swer to. recent critiqueS by Air
Force proponents of naval sea
power.
But the apparent moderating in
huence of unification in the Penta-
gon, plus the fact that Defense
Secretary Lovett has had some
kind words for the Nays projects,
brought progressive changes in
what Navy speakers had to say.
Thus, Kimball originally pro-
posed to say at Navy League
dinner that he was "more than
slightly disturbed" by people Che
meant Under-secretary of Air Ros-
well Gilpatric) saying ''we have
four Air Forces" instead of one,
Then Navy public relations an
nounced the text had been amended
to say Kimball was somewhat
disturbed when l hear people in
q spirit of criticism imply that
when any of the services has
weapon that another service is also
using, this is a great waste" and
that he disagreed with that.
By the time Kimball actually
made his speech last night he had
dropped even the touchdown ref
erence.
Frank A. Hecht, League presi-
dent, in statement he read, be-
gan by noting several statements
by high officials of the Department
of the Air Force, by prominent
retired Air Force officers and by
officials of the Air Force Associa-
ton, all of which have been criti-
cal of Naval and Marine aviation
and the purpose of which Is appa-
rently to cast doubt as to the USE
fulness of carrier task forces and
to question the need for any form
of military aviation outside Of the
Air Force"
However, with this Introductory
remark disposed OF, Hecht fol-
lowed up with the assertion that:
1--WE believe a public contro-
versy between the Navy and the
Air Force would serve only the
interest of Joe Stain.
Furthermore, we decline to be
mouse trapped into a position
where the public will get the i'm
preston that the Navy Is foment-
ing disunity in the armed forces
by any action on our part. In
these critical times the Navy
League will not pour sand in the
gear boxes of unifieation in the
Pentagon. .
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
Public Warned
OF Chlorophyn
Intake Danger

NEW YORK R - Chlorophyll
compounds sold to be taken by
mouth for deodorizing may be
harmful If taken in large quantities
says DR.. Alsoph H. Corwin, head
Of the John HOPKINS University
Chemistry Department.
Corwin told the New York Sec
ton of the American Chemical
Society last night that there should
be an immediate investigation of
the pos IDLE damaging effects
Of commercial chlorophyll COM
pounds. He said it was not effec-
tive as a deodorizer.
The commercial products called
"chlorophyll" are not the chIoro.
phyll of nature, Corwin said. hut
are copper salts of a natural sub.
stance that has been radically
changed by chemical means to
meet the demands OF a large mar
ket.
Copper taken in large amounts
is known to damage the liver. he
said.
William W. Hosler, q vice-presi-
dent of Stronghold & Co.. Inc,
of Cleveland, cd which the Ameri-
can Chlorophyll Company is a di,
vision, attended the meeting but
was not a speaker. He defended
the benefits of chlorophyll to news
men.
A lot OF work done with il has
not had scientific controls, he said,
"and therefore doesn't impress
such grolsnS as this y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06

NEW YORK R-The first big
Saturday night Of the new college
basketball season is on tap tonight.
Many of the country's major quin-
tets are scheduled to take the
floor.
The heaviest firing win take
place in the Midwest. South and
Far West although several sttrac-
tive games are slated in the East.
Competition in the Southwest viii
be at a minimum since nearly all
Of the Southwest Conference teams
do not start until next week.
Illinois. favored to take the Big
10 crown, is one Of the few major
outfits idle tonight. shifting inter-
est 10 Manhattan, Kas., where Kan
sas State, expected 10 replace
Kansas az the Big Seven cham
pionS, opens its season against
Drake.
The Indiana AZ Notre Dame fray
shapes UP as one Of the best
Other games in the Midwest m
ciude. Minnesota Bradley. Purdue
Butler, Pitt Michigan, 81. Louis.
Ohio State, Iowa Oklahoma. Mar
quetie- Michigan State and Iowa
State South Dakota State.
Four conference games are on
tap In the Southern ConfeI enee.
North Carolina State Davidson,
West Virginia W aShington and Lee.
Duke. wake Forest and North Car
oiina Richmond. In addition Fur
man plays Georgia Tech. Georgia
meets Clemson and South Carolina
takes Ga Newberry.
In the Exst. Syracuse battles
Canisias ard LaSaiie taskes o. NJ
agara, ard Pernsylsania meets
Maryland
Ia the Far West UcLA. pre-sea.
sen favmgte 10 take tie Pacific
Coaxt cOnference title, takes CO
0rN9on state, Stanford engages Or
econ ard usAh meets waehsngsna
meeusss. 81 ifse Big Tea. as
impressive last night % bssIs1s
AarQasste 5gss DePaaI waE is
fourth s.rssgis = tsss tTs0fEf
eser i.sass Wesley 40. bas Boz Tag
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
No Censorship
OF Literature
Planned By House

WASHINGTON R - A House
committee that has been investi-
eating obscene reading matter sold
on news stands was reported to-
day to be opposed to censorship
at this time.
Chairman Gathings DARK Of
the special committee. which yes
terday ended a week of public
hearings on the subject, told a re
porter:
IAN of us are opposed to cen
sorship at this time"
He said members of the grout
have discussed with aides the
major points which viii be made
in the committees formal report
TO the House.
1--WE are not trying to invoke
censorship but we are interested
in what the publishing industry it.
self can do to cure the evils
brought out in our hearings"
GafhingS continued.
I'VE are not angry at anyone
All we want to do is better condi-
tons"
GathingS indicated the committee
viii study a draft of recommends
tionS dealing with stricter laws re-
garding the transportation of OBJ
scene matter across state lines and
postal officials procedures in bar
ring such material from the mails.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
College Basketball Season
Will Get Underway Tonight
Citizen Staff Photo
Citizen Stab Pilots

Green found II more difficult -
down observation-disclosures, s3-7s.
In other Friday night samesi |
EAST
Colgate 81 Hobart So :
Seton Hall 70 Baltimore Lovola g
Boston Univ. n Clark Is
St. Johns ~ Roanoke SIS
Wagner rs Scranton s.
SOUTH
LSU IS Birm-Southern g
Tuscnlum los Steed - "A
New Orleans LoyOIa 81 Troy e /
North Georgia rs Erskine 4
MIDWEST
Wisconsin IS Marquette 81
DePauI 10 Illinois Wesleyan %
Bowling Green 50 Gus. Adolphns -
Detroit IS Western Ont. e
Kalamazoo 50 Albion -
SOUTHWEST
Arizona ss San Diego Marines ~
New Mex. Highlands IS W. Colo g
FAR WEST
UCLA Is Oregon State g
Washington 81 Utah 81
Oregon 70 Stanford 81
Southern Cal So Hawaii -
Wyoming 81 Montana State q
Brigham Young g. Ia State -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06

Many of the so-caIled licorice
can9les have little or no Ilcorice
in them
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06

Potassium salts are found in
oil fertile soils.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
Football Results

Georgia IS Miami -
Pensacola Navy 81 ops-Loeka Ma,
TineS 7
HIGH SCHOOL 4
DeLand ~ cocoa ~
Barlow II Lake Wales 0
Kissimmee - Kathleen Q
Winter Haven - Ciear,ss4er o /
Manates ~ Sarasota 8
jacksonville JaekaCn % Ruia
fKSoxviEie. Tenn.I 0
Pssco II Dsde City - Turkey
Greek s
Miami Iaeks0n a HlIlsboruuzh a
Tampa
Psnsseols 8 Eass Hlgh fsssahvIgsa
Tsnn G stls3
sAskGTaaIL
tsskso1xls.s jgalos coHess II
sssnssegsa 5aalss 81 f0oe oVm
tlmel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06

When btris are migrating. their
crops usually are empty.
against cur enemy are plain 70
see"
Eisenhower said the sacrifices
Of South Korea durins the past
"a years arr owu ga tcs
the fTee weird. ard history Is
cer7aIa 10 assign IN yoI 3 large
5egi5oa e the credit. wh8ch SOC 50
astly deserve. fer yelling year
ga2trzgaea e01sther IL II
argh to@ ard the sgea, goal 6
etaaa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-06
HARVARD INCREASES
STUDENT AID

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Ia - Har-
ward College undergraduates viii
part einate in nearIN million dol.
lars werth If scholarships, loans
and rart-t@ne employment IN the
eo'ains school year, the largest
pgcgn Of financial aid in The
S history
r ) Rnier. dean Of Ad
an3 Fsn8n cial AIDS. SAYS
orc Ga unmarked as
p gs ia less students
s7's wa-ne -
G ~
Evening star., 1952-12-10
u. 5. Women Hail Gains
I0f West German People
BY the Assoeiated Press

BONN, Germany. Dec. TO-
West Germany has made an al
most incredible" economic recovery
and its young people show great
understanding of what freedom
is" say six American women lead
|ers who yesterday completed al
four-week study tour as guests
Fof the Bonn government.
They include: Mrs. Oscar A.
Ahlgren of Whiting, Ind, presi-
dent of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs; Mrs. Stewart
Brown of the San Francisco
League of Women Voters; Miss
Mary Donlon of Albany, chairman
of the New York State Workmen's
Compensation Board: DR.. Dorothy
Ferebee of Washington, D. c.,
president of the National Council
of Negro Women; District Judge
Sarah T. Hughes of Dallas, Tex,
past president of the National
Federation of Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Clubs: and Mrs.
Winfield w. Rief1er of Washington,
D. c. of the National Board of the
League of Women Voters.
The women travelled the length
and breadth of West Germany and
made a three-day visit to Berlin
They conferred with government
leaders. welfare workers, trade
union leaders. refugees. youth
workers and farm women.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
vaciIIating Bandit Ties
And Robs Hacker Of S32

A bandit who kept changing
his mind about his destination
bound and robbed a cab driver
early today.
Walter E. Quick. SO, colored, of
3632 Warder street NV, told
police he picked up fare at New
Jersey avenue and M street NV.
at 1:15 am.
The man asked to be driven to
Twelfth street and Maryland
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Police Boys Club Places
Fund Drive Posters Here

The Metropolitan Police. Boys
Club. today began placing posters
on downtown lamp posts. calling
attention to the drive to obtain
funds for the maintenance of the
clubs for the year.
The Commissioners yesterday
approved the recommendation of
Police Chief Robert v. Murray
that permission be granted to
place the posters. with the pro-
vision that they be removed be-
tween January 20 and February /.
Wash B. Williams. president and
chairman of the club. said he
plans to put up 800 posters.
Evening star., 1952-12-10

avenue NE. There he changed
his mind and asked to be taken
to Twenty first street and Mary
land avenue NE.
At that point he pulled what
Mr.. Quick described as a "large
revolver" and ordered the driver
to go to Twenty eighth and M
streets NV. Another man joined
him there. and the two bound Mr..
Quicks hands with sash cord and
tied a handkerchief over his
mouth. They took $32 from his
pockets and fled. Both were COL
ored.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
sets gay table every day
BROOKPARK WARE

Designed for modern living, BrookPork ware
moulded of breok-resistont MeImoc, is quor-
onteed against chipping or breaking under
normol wear for one year. Four decorator col
ors chortreuse, burgundy, peorl eroy and
emerald to mix or notch. 2O-piece storter set;
dinner plates, breed and buffers, cups and
soucers and soup bowls -----1905
l6-piece storter set (shown) --------
open stock ovoilobIe loo to sos
W6L-Housewores First Floor,
North Building ...
also Bethesdo-Chew Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1952-04-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 40 Chieftain 4-dr. sedan;
attractive Dobbs grey; Hydra-Matic
drive; custom radio w., and heating
inspection. Only Si,49a. S497 down.
LUSTINE-N NICHOLSON. Chevrolet
Oldsmobile Dealer, (WA. 7205), $500
BALTIC: ave, Hyattsville. Md.
PONTIAC Al 81 2-dr. sedan. Sl95.
mon nn price wiLlf4Ms SI d9Ms Ds s fl5s ssa psT
roNT1Ac .F ( s 80 4-door sedan; ?. and
h.; like new; owner must sell; S295
or best offer Gil. SAT-. 49,
PONTIAC AS convertible coupe; seat
light 'sreen: en- 81 ,oa5; '; S-day S0G money IDS;
Tee. HILL d SANDERS, Wash.'s
Oldest Ford Dealer INA. 9s50). 11l4
PoNTTaG PosFmGnt ;4 sye' Convertible: oW; h.; tip
spring special. Saa5. CALL CARL
MoToRS, \ Q rs, M ISf4 S94' Georgia ave.
PONTIAC ~ 6-cyl. club coupe: r.
snaol sna NJ CO 1eT .4a2, n1Ees very good P8 c93d
PONTIAC 194l de luxe Torpedo" Sc
ROPER" 18th and R. I. ave. ne.
PREFECT 1881 English Ford; new
ccond.; 5000 miles; 1895. EN-.
PREFECT 81: dark blue; very clean:
eeg Sns dsT to drive easy n. 70 PARK PARK
4-month yTltten guarantee. Hill
4 SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer INA. 9S5O). lila Vermont
sTGDEBAKER 1s4s Champion 4
Sae5' 'fHo9 HoYLE Hn'sn; MoToR 5emIsai15s. SALES.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 4-dr,
STUDEBAKER l949 Commander Land
Cruiser: r. and H.. clean through
out; 81 ,095. OLMSTEAD MOTOR
CO.. 1000 Wilson blvd. OW. s4O0.
jSTUDEBAKER 1850 Landcruiser A.
door; r., h.. od.::., 1900 actual
respect guaranteed; Sl,495. JET
MOTORS; Nc ( RSse 2725 Nichols ave. Sc,
sTUDEBAKER 1850 4-dr. Command
er REGAL de luxe; climatizer, over
drive, immaculate: II you're shop
ping for comfort and beauty this
Is IT: neW-car condition; one owner;
$l.245. VI. S23S any time after
sTUD. '4s Commander conv.; r. and
h.. overdrive, blue finish. tan top.
very clean condition throughout;
| $l,095, 1865 down, low monthly
payments; 4-mo. written guar.
SAFEWAY MOTORS mo. lid,
pm; Sun. til 5.
WILLYS 1947 Jeep) station wagon;
good condition: overdrive: new tires;
$500. Crescent 795-W. --l3
WILLYS l949 station wagon, 4-cyl.
excel r0nn C1iF nripn COOK CnnD
Err MOTORS, 510O Wis. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1850 Tudor, exceptionally
clean, up to IS miles per gal; S143.
Two-day money back trial, 4-month
written guarantee. HILL g. SAND
ERs SsHd Washs It oldeSt varmdnt lq9d Deset aver
ANGLIA 1e4s; blue; $3.50. Prefect
AS; black; S52s. You, can't beat
these English built Fords for. econ
omy in WaSh.'s eonseSted trsfnc;
run. Why not come in for demon;
stratton and see for yourself the real
value they are? See or call HILL q
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer INA. $500, 11l4 Vermont
ANGLIA 1851; equipped, lustrous
per gallon; 1919. Two-day money
back tTal 4imoHth saNDERs 1Flf3sn TysFsn, TWsFs
Oldest Ford Dealer tNA. $500.
lila Vermont ave NV.
AUSTINS AS. S647; 40, S795; 30
S9?5. Foreisn dealer for ATstins to to
RolsROyee snd sIa JACK bodd PRG CONT Lrp ave- 4th
AUsFif Hsg below 5s4S ceiiins: IHE s4a5 2l"' NAN
HAITIAN ATITO KAISER R-FRAzER,
INC. both sides Of 9TH at R NV NV
open m. dsilg 10 pm. ! no No e7So g M sun
AUSTIN 1e4a 4-dr. sedan; r, and h.;
q good clean car that will stand
critical inspection; $695. BELL MO
TORS, 5010 Wis. ave. NV. WO.
BUCK Sa9I 1s4s Super convertible;
red pSnITh leather interior, new top. This
car will stand the most critical in
snection. Take 1t to your own mech
anic without deposit; 81 $40, BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV. WO
R99ytCk 9ytSCk 1899 4-dr.; r. and h: body
tires1 motor in good cond.; Sl35 Of
hest offer. 10. 5-46ll. Ill
BUICK 40 sedanette. Fully equipped
Beautiful forest green finish. a rea
Beautiful car If you see it ane
drive you will buy 1t for sure a
our very low price Of Sizes. You
old car. regardless of condition, may
make the down payment. GREEN
WAY MOTORS. 5000 Minnesoti
ave. ne. LII. 4-35l6. Ill
BUICK 1850 super series 80 4-door
black Dynafow. diplomatic owner
low mileage. white sidewalks. sea-
covers, radio, heater. directiona
signals, windshield washer. immac
ulate condition. for immediate sale
81, 500. To. 1149, Ia
BUiCK so super 4-dr; Riviera style
r. and h; Dynaiow, undereoated
1000 actual miles; Sl,s5O. KE
S665S. -l7
Evening star., 1952-04-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

81 4-dr. Cranbrook
heater; l-owner. new-car condi-
ton; 5000 orig, miles; new-car
f9SFsntee ToRs f95 R0RAh Deaer M9
PLYMOUTH so Special de luxe 4-dr. =;
jet black finish; | owner; fine cond. ;
,395; guaranteed. ROYAL MO
PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe 4-dr.;
age: one owner; 1,195. NORRIS
HUGHES. 76l4 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
PLYMOUTH AS club coupe; heater;
4-month written guarantee. Hill
& SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer (NA. 9s5O, lila Vermont
PLYM0GiHs fHti 6ixi sos; selection of 7
colorsa All one.owner cars; Traded
Hurry for first preference; AS low
sTiNR Is ao AZ l9T 3S s4aS GS.v1oIe doEn
oidsmobiie @ obj S dealer IVA. 7eo555. $500
pE Balt2 E2Hfoi1Tf ave- HSyattsville, Md, .
sssssa ssSS : + e,s4 sIpspse'ion fsD MafeS aS 81 Fl
Il ~ III &Ad SpOIlsAt
hauled engine, new clutch, very de-
pendable Must sell today. co 1882
til 6; AD; 2704 after g., $685..
ioN Gmaeaae 1SSH 2ar sSS FhooB RFlseS5
PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut. Wo.
Pontiac os|T AZ 4-dr. R. and h. Hydra
Matte. Seat covers. Beautiful blue
finish, car looks and performs like
brand-new. II you want real
Sss9ty %sY Mof6R ts5i S s. s!SS' a6S GREES
roSrIac eSs ae 1a4s hH ehisftsin easasi "s" Regal
de luxe 2.door: sage green; Hydra
Matte SIS seat covers. new, tires;
out: ST i:5a5: K1, s-s53a, ~ @14 " :.
PONTIAC '4s So conv. coupe. r. and
h.. Hydra Matte. many oher extras.
sTas sTcesnt calf f0ndtO Io S4ss1 hr0ps1ost Ss1%sen
PoNT1Ac sff z Di@ ia4e $. l. sedanette, r.
Week end special sos cash or
terms. 30-day warranty, SOUTH
Fast T MOTORS, 18th and Pa. ave.
cream finish with black top; new
Hydra Ma tic Today only 81 ,995.
COOPER MOTORS. 300 Wisconsin
ave. NV Ia
PONTIAC '4s o-tone gray Stream
liner s: Hydra Matte, r. and h.;
excel. cond; going overseas: 81 175,
or best offer. HO. 0S04, Ext. NJ %.
PONTIAC 1871 IS" club coupe. Far
above average. Sacrifice, $215.
OWNER, GA Gallatin st. NV. IL
PONTIAC 80 Streamliner 4-dr., g.
cyl. Original black finish, like new;
r. and h., and many other extras
for your driving pleasure. Another
IN PONTIAC CO. 407 Florida ave.
ne. AT. 200 Ill
PONTIAC 1947 convertible; new top.
r. and h., seat covers; a good clean
car in healthy mechanical cond.
Take 1t to your own mechanic with
out deposit 1895. BELL MOTORS,
SOLO Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 5000.
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Evening star., 1952-04-11
5000 Baltimore Ave.
uyatterilIe MD WA 70
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tires, air brakes; excel. 40
GMC 80 H.C. A. 622 3-ton tractor;
excel throughout S3.3f5
studebaker 40 oft. van: aluminium
body. like new throughout S999
REQ '45 5-ton tractor. sol inch en-
CINE completely overhauled Sl.7S5
White "A WA. 20 tractor: eXce!.
Chevrolet 40 Iia-ton stake; in 5000
cond. throughout SS3 >
Chevrolet SO 2-ton. chassis and cab:
a real buy at S9'l3
Ford 81 94-ton pickup; de luxe cab
cannot be told from new.
Fruehauf semitrailer; Tandem axle
Al tires; all new brakes. buShlnes,
etc; 30-ft. van - 70
All warranted to be exactly as rep
SaEPfFp SsSsnSeap SMoT0R ySer co m0nsy $50 e. a'f
ave. ne MI. 5000. ~
Evening star., 1952-04-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLYS 81 station wagon; equipped
with o. d.; heater; driven 1900 mi:
2-tone gray: like new; bargain at
81 .595. W1LLYS OVERLAND DIS
TRIBUTORS, 1894 l. ST. NV, RE.
WHY'S 1o4e Jeepster; equipped with
Si095: WHY'S OVERLAND Dis.
TRIBUToRs. 1894 L st. NV. RE,
wILLYs 40 Jeepster: r., h. over
drive; l owner; a real clean car;
Sl,095; guaranteed ROYAL MO-
TORS, ChrySler Plymouth Dealer,
Is Kennedy ST. NV. TU. 243S.
Al BUICK Super sedan - S435
40 BUICK club coupe S335
As CHEVROLET FmStr coach S945
Al CHEVROLET de luxe sed. S3a5
AZ CEEV. Spec. de luxe coach $3.50
3H FORO de luxe sedan S265
30 FORD club coupe So"5
Al HUDSON de luxe coach Sl9i
40 LINCOLN sedan S395
40 OLDS coach S"35
Al PLYMOUTH de luxe sedan sos
40 PLYMOUTH de luxe coach So35
80 PLYMOUTH sedan Sla5
Al PONTIAC Sill. Streak 2-dr. S375
40 PONTIAC de luxe sedan S@65
'35 PONTIAC sedan SOS
20 STUDE. club coupe Slo5
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th St. NV
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