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TIE WEATHER

Key West and Vicinity: Cloudy
with showers today; cloudy to part
ly cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
Continued mild today and tonight,
cooler Tuesday. Gentle to moder-
ate easterly winds becoming north
erly winds.
Florida: Mostly cloudy today
and Tuesday. Scattered showers.
Not quite as warm.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Gentle to
moderate variable mostly north.
east to east winds today and Tues
day. Partly cloudy weather. Wide
ly scattered showers.
Western Caribbean: Moderate
east to southeast winds thru Tues.
day. Partly cloudy weather. Iso-
lated light showers.
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CAR.FERRY SERVICE

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cars, and lumber. from the -
states and Canada will be trans.
ported by the ferries TO Cuba,
and such items as sugar and
fresh vegetables will be ferrisd
back to fhe states from Havana,
Williamson said.
The company will establish
branch offices in Chicago, New
York, Detroit, and st. Louis. At
Port Everglades, the ferries viii
be served by the Florida East
and dashboard Air Line Railroads.
Williamson, who is well known
in shipping circles throughout the
world, has valuable background
of experience in ferry service of the
type being inaugurated. While with
the P. and o. Steamship Company,
he helped direct operations of the
Florida East Coast Car Ferry Com
pany for several years.
Shipping interests in Cuba and
the Cuban Government. Williamson
said, have pledged their full CO.
operation to the newly organized
ferry company.
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ministry. He is a recording vocal
list and trombonist of radio and
television. Before entering the
ministry he was a dance band
player and Charleston dancer.
A commission of deputy sheriff
has been bestowed on him in his
home town because Of his coopera-
ton with the state and county in
curbing juvenile delinquency and
dope rings.
DR.. Quanabush breaches with a
Pentecostal amounting. He is a
logical thinker and he says things
that register. He respects people
Of every class, and he always
gives God the glory for the results
Of his prayers and his ministry.
He has studied widely, having at
tended the Bethel Bible Institute,
Oxford Theological University and
Central Bible Institute. He was
graduated from the Southern Cali
fornia Bible College and received
his Doctor Of Divinity and Doctor
Of Literature degrees from the
American Bible College.
This inspired man was given
faith for miracles on his death
bed. The sick are urged to come
to the meetings for prayer.
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"PITY THE POOR
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few seemed to be lone colts, or
fillieS, as the case MAJ. be. At this
point, the sex of the new arrivals
can't be determined definitely.
The almost transparent youngs-
tiers are quite large as SeahorSes
go. They are about a quarter of
an inch in length. Father Seahorse
is a big speciman measuring near
ly six inches in length if you count
his curling tail. This morning he
had hooked his tail around sprig
of coral in his watery abode, pro-
baby for support after the nights
labor.
Mrs. Zimmerman went out at
sun-up and got a pail of Seaweed
to dump into the tank which is
filled with aeriated sea water. Sea
horse fodder is chiefly the tiny
crustaceans which live in the sea-
weed, and after all, a father needs
fodder.
As for the infants, they gobble
up scientifically prepared for
mula of brine shrimp eggs. These
eggs are put in the water and
when they hatch, the little sea-
horses dine let us say, eating like
"a horse" or rather, horses.
The life-span of a seahorse, at
least in Mrs. Zimmerman's aquar-
ium, is as long as pine months or
more. A great many people have
taken to collecting the odd marine
creatures. Some of the larger ones
are used for lapel pin decorations,
not live of couse. The hard she'll
like outer covering of the seahorse
lis gilded or painted to match
m'lady'S accessories and utilized
as costume jewelry.
Papa Seahorse was silent today,
but no doubt if he could whinny,
he would have relayed a message
to the, world, and maybe Walter
Winchell, saying well, folks,
that's horse on me-"
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DIST. GOVERNOR
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July 1850 to June 1851; and j. S.
McManus, July 1851 to June 1852.
District Governor Kenneth ia
cobson delivered a very inspiring
address and related to the club
the growth of Lionism in Florida
which has trebled during the past
eight years.
Guests of the club were: Made
line Curry, candidate for Queen Of
the March of Dimes sponsored by
the Lions Club; Duane Sammons,
Lion from Cut Bank, Montana;
A. B. Cole, Birmingham, Alabama;
H. E. Day, first president of the
Key West Lions Club; Richard and
William Burke, Key West, Florida I;
Leonard Hackney and Sam White
eel, Middletown, Ohio; Whitley
Odom and Johnny News, Key
West, Florida, Scout Masters.
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The
=
WEATHERMAN
Says
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and mild today thru Sun
day. Gentle to moderate easterly
winds, occasionally fresh offshore.
Florida: Mild and partly cloudy
today and Sunday except few 10
cal showers along southeast coast
today and probably in extreme
north portion Sunday.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits: Light to moderate east to
southeast winds occasionally fresh
in Straits Sunday. Sunday mod
crate occasionally fresh winds,
southerly over north portion and
southeasterly over south portion.
Partly cloudy weather. Widely
scattered showers today.
East Gulf: Moderate southeast
winds today becoming moderate to
fresh southerly over north portion
and southeast to south over south
portion. Partly cloudy weather.
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Sabu Charged Witt,
Causing Fire

LOS ANGELES R - Sabu, the
movies onetime elephant boy, has
been accused by a second insur-
ance company of causing fire
in his own home two years ago.
A suit filed Thursday by the
Fireman's Fund Insurance Com
pany asks recovery of $685.. "a
paid Nov. %, 1851, under a policy
that insured the actors personal
effects. Last Aug. Is, the complaint
said, the company learned Sabu
had tmaliciously" caused the fire
to be started.
Sabu, %, whose full name is
Sabu Dastagir, is reported travel.
ing in Europe with a circus.
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Doubt Held That
Reds Have A-Bomb

WASHINGTON R-Former Pres
ident Truman's expression of doubt
Monday that the Russians have a
workable A-bomb got another Off
eial disclaimer yesterday, this time
from the chief of the Atomic En-
ergy Commission.
Said Gordon Dean: "There is no
doubt of the existence of a supply
of atomic weapons in the USSR. I"
Earlier three leading members
of the Senate-House Atomic Com
mittee had issued a joint statement
calling the Truman remark high
ly unfortunate.
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Wife Would Do No
Matrimonial ChOre

LOS ANGELES R-Film direct
or King Vidor says the only matri-
monial chore his wife wanted to
perform for him was to tell the
cook when he'd be home for din
ner.
The statement was in Vidor's
croSs-complaint, filed Thursday,
for a divorce or annulment. Pend
ing is Mrs. Vidor's divorce suit
charging the director with infidel-
ity.
In 1851, he set forth, his wife
insisted that they occupy separate
rooms. About that time, his COM
plant added, she said she would
do nothing for him besides notify
ing the cook of his dinner hour.
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Actor John Agar
Is Back In Jail

LOS ANGELES Rl-John Agar
has started a fcur-month jail
term, his second hitch in custody,
for violating probation on drunk
driving conviction.
The 31-year-old actor, former
husband of Shirley Temple, was
sentenced yesterday as a result
of his arrest Jan. q in nearby
Santa Monica. Policeman John
Logan testified he stopped Agar
after the actor had driven through
boulevard stop.
Municipal Judge Leroy Dawson
asked the officer if he saw Agar
Staggering and apparently under
the influence of liquor" and the
policeman answered affirmatively.
The court revoked Agar's proba-
ton.
The actors bride, Loretta, babe
him fearful goodbye as he went
to jail.
Agar was convicted Aug. -,
1851, of drunk driving in the San
Fernando Valley. He served so
days of a 1SO-day sentence and
was released on three years pro-
baton.
Trial on the latest drunk-driving
charge comes up next Wednesday.
1t could result in an additional
sentence.
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and Ireland, the immigration in
spectors mistook him for the al
ready well-known general.
Mr.. Steinkamp's hobby is deep
sea fishing, and he said he came
to Key West to catch some Of the
famous fish of these waters.
When he was asked about the
comparison of Key West and Cali.
fornia, he said, California is nice,
but Key West is much nicer. And
you may quote me-
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In Action

NEW YORK IN = Robert J.
Horne, 26, of Stasen Island, joined
the Army on Jan.s19, 1851.
On Jan. 10. 1852, he sailed for
Korea.
On Jan. 10, 1858, he was killed
in action, the Defense Department
notified his mother yesterday.
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SOCIAL SECURITY
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required to entitle a person now
becoming 65 to draw benefits.
The itinerant station of the Mia
mi Social Security Office is held
at the Florida State Employment
Office in Key West, 314 Simonton
st. The next date will be Tuesday,
February 3rd, from 900 a. m. to
800 p. m.
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NewJerseyM
To Preach At
Clad Tidings

Special speaker at the Glad
Tidings Tabernacle beginning
Tuesday, Feb. and continuing
through Feb. will be DR.. E. T.
Quanabush of Paterson, N. J. Ser
vices will begin each night at 1880.
DR.. Quanabush has enjoyed 20
colorful years in a continent wide
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TRUMAN is ON
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129th Field Artillery. S5th Div.'
A.E.F. He served in the VoSges,
Mouse -Argonne and st. Mihiel &C.
tons and was discharged as ma
jor in 1919.
According to the data, Truman
was listed as a colonel in the
Field Artillery before today's date
of retirement.
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EXPERTS AWAIT
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ever, whether or not the red tide
had affected the fishing grounds
was problematical, they said.
They had observed quantity of
dead fish there, they added.
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Lewis Is Elected

WASHINGTON N - John l.,
Lewis has been elected to another
four.year term as president Of the
United Mineworkers Of America,
Union headquarters announced
yesterday that the TS-year-old labor
leader, president since 1922, go:
2a12es votes IN the uneontested
election--largesf vote for the office
In the unions history.
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Burt Lancaster Discovers
Gold In USA's Concert Halls
BY BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD Up - Thar'S gold
in them concert halls. Burt Lam
caster is the latest to discover this
show business truism.
Until recent years, the concert
hall was the province of longhair
singers and uSicians and
thought provoking lecturers. That
has been changed. 1t started when
Charles Laughton hit the road to
read from the Bible and other
classics. Then Chubby teamed with
Charles Boyer, Agnes Moorehead
and Sir Cedric Hardwicke with
"Don Juan in He'll"
Laughton also directed this
years gold mine, "John Browns
Body" starring Ty Power, Judith
Anderson and Raymond Massey.
These successes have sent other
artists scurrying to find vehicles
for concert tours.
Burt Lancaster announces that
he plans to play the lecture cir
cult in concert version of ''the
Lady Is Not For Burning" He
would play the part John GieIgud
portrayed in the Broadway run of
the Christopher Fry play.
"Can you imagine me and John
playing the same, role?" asked
Lancaster with a grin.
He's hepped on doing it, but the
tour will have to wait until he
finishes some pictures. He's now in
"Sulu Sea- then will do From
Here to Eternity" and another one.
Lancaster is intent on demon
strating his versatility. He recently
did a middle-aged part in "Come
Back, Little Sheba.'
Film studios often make an
nouncements that they are trying
to buy "0klahoma!" or "Carousel"
and other Rodgers and Hammer
stein shows. This week l asked
Richard Rodgers if he had any
plans to sell.
various producers call us up
and ask now" he remarked.
"But so far we have no plans to
sell. 1t wouldn't be practical for
us to do so. AS far as the money
is concerned, we could hold it in
our hot little hands for three
months and the tax collector would
come and take it away.
Besides, the shows are still
playing. oklahoma is in Los
Angeles now and doing as well as
ever A new company of .Carousel'
will be started here by Edwin
Lester and viii tour. South Pacif.
ic' is still on the road. We haven't
even released the stock theater
rights to some Of the shows"
He added that there will be no
road company Of sThe King and
|. It's an expensive show and
too hard to cast" he remarked.
Besides, Yul Brynner is too close
ly identified with the show; we'll
have him tour with it when the
New York run closes"
True elephants once existed in
North America as mastadons and
their relatives, but they never
reached South America.
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When large game animals in
habit a country, they make trails
which are often followed by man,
and many roads follow what once
we're game trails.
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Groundhogs are found across the
northern part of North America
from Nova Scotia to Alaska and
as far south as Oklahoma.
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In a strict sense, a wigwam is
a dome-shaped wooden American
Indian house, the skin structures
Of similar shape being tepees.
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TOMORROW'S
TIDES
NAVAL Basel
HIGH LOW
1875 am. $40 am.
11::35 pm. 500 pm.
600
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time Of Height Of
Bahia Honda
lbridgel oh l0m so tt
No Name Key
least endl -+2h 20m
Boca Chica
Station Tide high water
Sandy PHI --oh 40m
Caldes Channel
north endl -F2h l0m
ia f..
t-l-Minus sign: Corrections
TO be subtracfed.
t+l-plus sign: Corrections to
be added,
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zine was know as : comg0asat
ot brass hong before It's exts'en,e
as an individual metal vas Ses
pected
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Relative Humidity at 500 Am.
849e
Barometer (Sea Level) 500 AN.
30.07 inS.-1018.3 mbS.
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Observations taken at City Office
Key West, Fla, Jan. 81, 1858
$500 AM. EST
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Tomorrow's Almanac
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In ancient Rome, wigs Of blonde
hair imported from Germany often
were worn by rich women.
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True elephants once existed in
North America as mastadons and
their relatives, but they never
reached South America.
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Temperatures
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ToMoRRoW'S
TIDES
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GEORGE COX
IA. 5-6113.
OAKCREST
OAKCREST

Five six-room. au-brick. semidetached
Colonials. view Of the Potomac and
For inspection of these and many
other properties. call the office OF
HENRY A. CHESHIRE
OF 4-75O4
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LUXURY RAMBLER
Hillwood-Falls Church
OPEN TODAY 1-6

brk. and situated on a level lot
155x15O lover " al; beamed cell
ing liv. rm, 17x21, flrepl., picture
windows back and front; dining
rm.; kit. equip. with IL It. refgr:.
de luxe range. garbage DISPOSAL
bedrms., 9 baths, paneled den; rec.
rm. in basemt.; side scr. porch;
fenced rear yard. $4,000. Direct. /:
Out Arl. blvd. (Rt. No. 50l to 2
Corners buffalo Hills) go straight
6 blks. to home at 900 Hillwood ave.
F. E. MALCOLM
REALTOR, IA. 7-3024.
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FALLS CHURCH
Mr.. LAKE BAREFOOT

604 BLAIR RID.
Situated in area of constantly in
creasing property values, this
sparkling new vacant brick rambler
has lge. living rm. with tirepl., din
ing room. deduxe kit. with GE stove
disposal, Formica counters; GE auto
washer and dryer; large bedrms.
tiled bath, storage attic, tool locker
large lot. Short walk to schools,
shops. bus to Pentagon and D. c.;
Directions: Across 14th st. Bridge
and out Columbia pike, past Baileys
Crossroads. continue "a mile to Blair
rd., turn right, proceed to Open
sign.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
OPEN 2-DARK
ARLINGTON NORTH
"a 000 DOWN

6OO6 34th RID. NORTH
sale. this newly reiterated Colonial
quiet area. ideal for children; lge.
living rm. with firepl. and French
doors to fun side screened porch:
lge. dining rm., equipped kit. with
breakfast space: upstairs, 8 good
bedrms.. tiled bath; full dry walkout
fenced lot patio; asking S20.500.
Dir. Across Key Bridge and out
Lee highway to Old Dominion drive.
turn right, continue to Williamsburg
blvd, turn right. 60 to 34th I'd.
north, turn left to property.
ARLINGTON NORTH
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HANDLERS

w
81 400 cash, assume large ~ loan
on 3-bedrm. brick and frame ram
bier; large lot; living-dining comb,
equipped kit, auto. washer, storm
windows: S12,950.
e2,750 cash; new brick spacious liv-
ing rm., firepl., dining ell, equipped
kit, includes disposal. 2 TWIN
SIZED BEDRMS., full bSfht.; city
utils. $4,000.
%, 900 cash. lOox3OO It. WOODED
LAND surround this brick and stone
rambler; liv. rm. 13x21,. separate
din. rm.. cleo. kit 3 bedrms. and
tiled bath only $4,000. Call
Lynn Realty, JE. 2-9400
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$4,000
OPEN / TIL DARK

OPEN / TIL DARK
3 bedrms., 2 full baths, den;
living rm. dining rm. combo.;
fenced-in back yard; only ga
yrs. old. For cow. to schools,
transp.. and shopping center you
must see this home. Financing
can be arranged. Direct: Out
Mt. Vernon blvd. to Belleview.
right on Belleview to Windsor.
left Windsor. continue one mi.
Landreth to Cavalier, left at
rows to Vanderbilt and open
sign.
Routh Robbins Realty
2OO7 MT. VERNON AVE. ALEX.
XII. S-3106 Open 8 til 8.
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COUNTRY CLUB

Elegant brick rambler in Arl.'s finest
residential area; 80 by 15 step-down
liv. rm. with lge. bay window: formal
din. rm.. lge. well equipped kit. den.
Lge. rec. rm. with fireplace. Corner
lot. An excel. home for the discrimi-
DIRECTIONS: Over Memorial Bridge,
Lorcom lane, right to Old Dominion
dr.. right to Glebe I'd. right to Rock
Spring I'd. right to. Wakefield ST..
left to 32nd I'd, right to our open
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SHADES OF
"THE BARD"

OPEN TODAY l TIL 5
Pleasantly different. serene and dig
nified, this 2-bedrm. English CO.
lonial has an ideal location. with all
the necessities for comfortable. living
garage. but best Of all for S1S,95O.
Directions: Out Lee hwy, left on
Utah to our omen sign at 18th st.
JUDSON REAMY & SON
L122 N. Irving St.. Arl.. IA. 2-08OO.
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LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS
MANASSAS VA

Attrac. stone rambler on large lot
Gift. liv. rm. with stone firepl., din.
rm., kit. with eating space and For-
mica counters, 3 bedrms. with nice
closets. full bsmt, outside entr.
Committing dist Quantico and D. C.
c. M. Haley, Realtor
JE. 4-4677 JE. S-12s9
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SAFE

STUDEBAKER. 1852 VS. Commander
5-pass. Starlight coupe; equip. Buy
1t, buy my equity cheap. or trade
me your older model car or pickup.
a real and rare bargain for some
one. Call IA, 2-9341 evenings for
,sTuDEBAKER As s. Commander soi club
sedan. fully equipped; gas-saving
overdrive. T. and h.: one owner:
low mileage; excellent condition
throughout. Butler-Bonded;. S595.
LEE D. JB9UTLER, INC. l121 21st
STUDEBAKER 81 sedan; gas-savine
overdriye, h.: low mileage: beautiful
car, looks like new. Butler-Bonded.
Special. 1895. LEE D. BUTLER.
INC. 11Sl 21St st. NV, 203o M
sTubEBARER? II DTi Rf ?'47lei q ehsmp,on de lux.
sedan; sray: r. and C h.: Very " GOOD sood
transp, at very low cost. Special.
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STUDEBAKER '52 Commander Regal
Starlite coupe: blue; overdrive, r.
and h.; low mileage; beautiful con-
Bonded: 81 .495. LEE b. BUTLER,
INC, 1121 21st st. NV, 2030 M st.
NV. DI. TOTO.
STUDEBAKER 80 Commander 4-dr. /:
green: overdrive, r. and h. An ex-
ceptional car, it shows special care.
Butler-Bonded: $S45. LEE D. BUT
LER. INC. 1921 2lst st. NV, 2030
NJ st. NV, DI. 7-0110.
STUDEBAKER so Regal de luxe 4-dr.
sedan; overdrive: r. and h.: owner:
very clean. ler-Bonded; S795.
LEE D. BUTLER. INC, 1121 21st
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STUDEBAKER 81 Landcruiser VS.
sedan: radio and heater. overdrive;
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RENAULT 1851: low mileage, excel
ccnd.; 4-door, roli-down windows;
$575: Can be seen at HUGHES
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car. immaculate. one owner; $665
E5ooop Mo S3H PS03NHTIAc 1921 Connecticut
STUDEBAKERS SO Landcruisers anc
Commanders: company oficial cars
low mileage: new-car title and guar
ansse; save up to $780, LEE D
ave. Sc. Ii. 3-7717. IA
STUDEBAKER 1947 Is-ton pickup;
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ately. S345, Sis down. Call Mr.
FREDERICK, s to 5, WA. 7-7200;
after 3. AP. 7-5353. lis
STUDEBAKER '5I Champion: heater
10000 miles: $3.50. Call so. 5-64s7
STUDEBAKER so Regal de luxe conv
coupe; r. and h.. as-sayinR over
written guar, $6e5. PAUL BROS
"Used-Car Fair" Wisconsin and Eli
colt. KE. 7-130S. Open til 8 pm.
sTUDEBAKER Al Champion: r., h,
new seat covers, excel. shape
offer. Call NO. 1889. -15
STUDEBAKER 80 REGAL de luxe 3
DIR. sedan: r. and h. and gas-savine
overdrive: S795. DIVER MOTOR
Co, Plymouth Dealer. Used
Car Dept, 5000 Riggs rd., Chillum
Md. TU. 10000.
STUDEBAKER so Commander 4-dr
r. and h.. overdrive: spotless black
finish; real performance: special at
SS95. MCNEIL (Studebaker), 4034
Wis. ave-, EN- 3-72S6.
STUDEBAKER 40 Commander Regal
4-dr.; Coverdrive, heater, defroster;
very, clean. See this one; Butler
Bonded: $745. LEE D. BUTLER. !.
INC. 1121 21st st. NV, 2030 M
st. NV, DI. TOTO.
STUDEBAKER AS sedan: ovedrive,
h.: clean; low, mileage; exceptional
condition.; l owner. Butler Bonded /:
S545. LEE D. BUTLER, INC. 1121
21st st. NV. 2030 M st. NV, D1.
7-0l10.