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Evening star., 1953-09-30
Toduy's Vundulism-N
By HoroId Whitmon

There is a man in San Fran
cisco named David E. Lewis, a
pretty sad man. He is general
manager of the Recreation and
Park Department and ordinarily
would have the happy job OF
providing children with fun and
frolic.
But today he wonders wheth-
er he can give the youngsters
tennis courts and recreation
buildings and clubhouSes as fast
as they can wreck, burn, pillage,
ransack, mutilate and deface
them.
"If vandalism is not checked.
we will simply have to board up
the broken windows on many OF
our fine new playground build
ings," he has warned the San
Francisco city officials.
It was a surprise to find Mr..
Lewis in this mood but no longer
a surprise after 1 had seen the
barbarous damage heaped on
Golden Gate Park. Buena Vista,
Holly, Mission, Noe Valley and
other parks and Fairgrounds
by the very children for whom
they had been built to serve.
So many times, in investigat-
ing the behavior problems Of
youth, I have heard the argu-
ment: Build 'em more parks.
That's your answer. Build 'em
more Fairgrounds"
New Tennis Courts Ruined.
San Francisco made me Won
der if there isn't much more to
it than that.
Here is Buena Vista Park, a
lovely retreat built at public ex-
pense SO youngsters can have
fun. But perhaps it all hinges
on what you mean by fun. Here
are two tennis courts. Mr.. Lewis
had them freshly resurfaced be-
cause his idea of fun was to use
the courts to play tennis. But
the evening of the very day the
contractor finished the job, ju-
veniles came along with an en-
tirely different idea of fun. They
built bonfires in the centers Of
the two courts and ruined them
both.
And here in Golden Gate Park
is Kezar Stadium. Along the
winding, sylvan roads leading
from it, Mr.. Lewis used to have
direction signs mounted on a
four-by-four redwood posts. But
last fall, after football game.
some youngsters had another
strange idea of what's fun. They
drove automobiles into % of
the posts, shearing them off.
Let 'em try it with these!"
said Mr.. Lewis, pointing to the
tree-trunk sized posts with which
Evening star., 1953-09-30

which parents have been by
passing of late.
The Park Association hasn't
convinced New York's Board OF
Estimate yet-but it's working
on it.
Watching the move with in
terest are the property owners,
merchants and builders of the
town. For whatever yen for
ruination the youngsters have
left when they finish with the
parks, they let out with smashing
vengeance against business prop
erty and new buildings.
Tomorrow: Businessmen Take
A SheIlacking.
distributed by The REGISTER and Tribune
Syndicate.)
Evening star., 1953-09-30

him: q comfort station at Buena
Vista Park set on fire. it's root
burned completely off; 10 beau
tiful fern trees broken and
twisted off at the Stumps at
Golden Gate; azaleas and rho
dodendrons yanked out of the
ground in Garfield Square; plate
glass windows smashed at the
Junior Museum; rocks thrown
through six windows, the merry
go-round curtain set on fire,
and the pony wheel smashed at
the Golden Gate Children's
Playground.
One of the things which par
ticularly gets Mr.. Lewis goat is
the breaking of drinking foun-
tains. A youngster wants a
drink when he's thirsty. So you
put drinking fountains in the
park, and what happens? Young
vandals shear them off at the
ground, leaving the water run
ming all night until the main
tenance men find a minor lake
in the morning. Drinking foun-
tain casualties: SO a year.
why don't you put guards in
the parkS?" San FranciScans ask
Mr.. Lewis when they hear his
complaints.
His reply: 'It would take an
army to police our parks. It
would take every cent of our
park budget. We wouldn't have
a penny for anything else"
Make Guards" of Parents.
Instead he has asked the
Board of Supervisors for a law
making it a misdemeanor to
loiter in the parks after dusk.
In other words, keep children
out altogether during the hours
when cover of darkness can cloak
their misdeeds.
1t might help.
New York (where park van
dalism cost $222,143 last year,
has another idea. The only way
to guard the parks. says the Park
Association of New York, is to
make every parent a guard. No,
you don't station parents in the
park. But if their kids wreak
destruction, you slap the parents
with a fine UP to $25.
The idea here is that If you
jolt the parents. they in turn
might jolt their plundering Off
spring-perhaps on that part Of
the anatomy which has been am
ply provided with residence but
Evening star., 1953-09-30
Toduys Vundusm-N
Juveniles Find Fun in Parks
Wrecking and PMIoging

he has replaced the broken ones
Here, still in Golden Gate, is
a pitch-and-putt golf course
built. again, with a generally ac-
cepted idea of fun in mind. But
for young vandals, fun was not
to pitch and putt. They Snatched
nine flags and poles off the
green's at night and threw. eight
in Stow Lake and one through a
window of George Washington
High School.
Locks Fail to Help.
Retrieved and replaced, the
poles and flags were snatched
again two weeks later and this
time hurled into some brush
Now Mr.. Lewis doesn't dare leave
them out. He sends man to
gather them and lock them up
each evening.
Locks don't always help. At
the Noe Valley tennis courts two
young destroyers broke into the
locked clubhouse by battering
down a heavy slab door. They
ransacked the place and smashed
the toilet fixtures to bits.
Over here in Holly Park are
some gaping holes in the ce-
ment, chewed out apparently
with wrecking bars. TOO bad
Mr.. Lewis remarked. "ThiS was
so some of the old folks could en-
joy themselves Sunk in the
cement had been tables where
old timers would gather of an
afternoon to play chess or check
erS. Young vandals uprooted the
tables, piled them in heap and
burned them.
What about this park-MiS-
sion Playground? 1t looks like a
wonderful place for children,
swimming pool and all. But
again, it depends on what you
think fun is. Some youngsters
thought it was fun last June to
climb the clubhouse roof, pull
shingles out and spin them into
the pool. They pulled out five
bundles of shingles, virtually
ruined the roof.
See why Mr.. Lewis was a sad
fellow?
It's getting to be a continu-
Gus drama of destruction for
Evening star., 1953-09-30
Worlds Use of Silk.
To Treble, Expert Suys
By the Assoeiated Pres,

MILAN. Sept. 30.-A leading
Italian economist predicts that
the worlds use of silk will treble
in the next so years.
The economist, Roberto Tre-
melloni, addressed delegates from
IA nations attending the OPEN
ing session of the fourth Inter-
national Silk Congress, which
will continue until October 2. He
said increased individual incomes
over the next so years would
boost the use of silk, and said
the industry would benefit i'm
mediately if monetary exchange
were freed of present controls.
Evening star., 1953-09-30
A Question of Rent

ST. LOUIS, (P.-A scheduled
meeting of tenants for discussion
of possible means of getting rent
controls restored had to be called
off. Sponsors were unable to
obtain rent-free space for the
meeting.
Evening star., 1953-09-30

sen. 1--WE know that without
Fairgrounds, we would probably
have more serious vandalism.
But the irony is that a few boys
are trying to spoil things for
the rest of the children"
Evening star., 1953-09-30
japanese Visit Kuruchi

KARACHI, Pakistan. Sept. 30
(R.-Three members of the
japanese House of Representa-
tives studying economic condi-
tionS in Southeast Asia have ar
rived from Bombay. It will stay
three DAYS
Evening star., 1953-09-23
HOUSES FOR sALL--N.w.

Mr.. WASH. sANITARIuad-Lovely
ise. lot, excel. cond., owner leaving
area. Priced $19,950; terms.
SIGLER 81 CO., RA. 3-3431. till 8 pm
--23
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS and
close to Conn. ave-. in the NV. Sec
tion between Cleveland Park and
Chevy Chase. A very spacious town
from the center Of town and very
convenient to the park. good bed
rooms and bath on End floor; stor-
age rooms: h.-w. heat with oil;
spacious living room with dining
room; good kitchen. Reasonably
priced at $17,950. To inspect. call
WO. $4,000. ONCE open til 9.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
Chevy Chase, D. C.
Evening star., 1953-09-23

Chevy Chase, Md.-Kirkside
LARGE RooMS-HIGH CEILINGS
brick Colonial; all lst-
n. rooms open on wide, through,
center, reception hall. Five bedrooms,
baths upstairs; immense screened
scaped secluded garden: 2-car ga
rage. Quiet street, near Chevy Chase
Circle, the club, all churches and
schools. Exceptional property. once
open It'll 8,
Evening star., 1953-09-23

ON MAIN HIGHWAY-Grocery store
filling station. living quarters, sew
eral other lge. bldgs.: can use for
auto repairing. painting, used cars.
low: immed. poss. JOHN BURDOFT,
CoIesville Nd Call EyerRreen A
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HOUSES TO SHARE

N.W.-Double bedrm., share kitchen.
sep. refgr.: all home privilegeS; ac-
eept infant. AID. 4-7945 after 7 pm.
"a"
3 ROOMS AND BATH; pvt. entrance;
close to school; 9 miles from Laurel.
WO. 6-27SS. -23
Evening star., 1953-09-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-sE

CONGRESS HGTS. - 2709 Nichols
ave; lst commercial, 24-ft. front
corner brick: 3 rms; rms and
bath each floor; can be used for
residence and business; S14950.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, I345
Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400,
LU. S-5976.
DUPONT PARK-Det. brk.; lee. lot.
landscaped; . bedrms.; Al cond:
S1,500 handles; ME. s-04s6. Ii.
343S 23rd ST. S.E.-6-rm. semidet.
brick, bath. bsmt. Inspection by
appt WE. 5-6943 -2S
5425 v ST. S.E.-2-story det. brick;
s rms, and bath. fun bsmt; gas
Inc; Inc: available tfd now, now B6isAlp.tAi REAL.
TY CO, 4415 Southern ave. Sc,
20. e-sbOO. "a
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HOME AND INCOME-six full rooms,
all brick, wipvt. apt. rented, $50
mo: Mr.. Boiling Field. S14,95O.
H. L. GODDARD OIL. I-TQoo -oE
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10 ROOMS, 3 BATHS
$500 DOWN PAYMENT

Roming house. Calvert ST., 1900 block
| room on 1st floor. 10 rooms above
basement rent Sl20 mo. Income
quoted $500 mo. plus. once open
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ON MAIN HIGHWAY-Grocery store,
filing station, living quarters, sew
eral other lge. bldgs.: can use for
auto repairing. painting, used cars.
iow: s.i mined mn sHE poss. S'Sff Join BuRDoFT.
Colesville. Nd. Call Evergreen A
E2ff1VHEN FURN. APIS. and 1 owners
for trailer camp: owner leaving
DRlY cIE8N1NG eioEiaS "PftlsSF PIAST, synthstic,
s4,;5so9So cash cash; >, call a Du. 7-42s9. "a
Mosi22 SfI2G AsFfS sfoREPmsstablished P% os route
Should net more than $4,000 in
next yr Business in Fla. only reason
for sale. IA. 9-1170 after 4. 20
RESTAURANT with bar and apt. 436
L st. NV. Busy location reas, price.
WANTED PARTNER.
sves. sHsE P Must have Some some capital Sober
MHsrc fps 'nfHssElHfHNsa VESBfNa ROUTE; $500
HHT AYE kooM S6!s cSoNSSEss1oN. tS5 SSgEsss1oNb busy loes
DoIntm.nt' S9nTM Re'WsSn Ex. s-s41f. Pm lor az
TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE
We'll established, excellent loca;
msnt to inspect. call sT. 5-6G$6.
WOODWORK SHOP. going business
y ey sanP1ssG mpesp.fH foF msss Must saeTee
Easy terms. Rent S67.50. RA.
FIILL1NNtGi STATION, good Opportun-
mstsIy $1,000 viii handle, oDU.
REsTAGURANT on No. / hwy. 2 miles
south Of Alex. nicely equipped
stE pe: ,0T w oor seat shows G1 psfPe Rc cense ens
5 large rooms over restr; oppoI,
REaETf' s4PlfH o' k1 iSssS86sa; SE eVes. Sm!HH r.
RooMING oooSMHIlNG BUSINESS adj. Brick or
houses, incl. prominent downtown
corner; so rms, IL baths, 30 rms;
newly furn.; poss. Of houses un-
tqTn;: long lease; reas. pricsd.
7-s6sS; ewes. EN-. 3-44I4. -24
AMD"na shoD; modern, 1nsfto sir eond; cost @ ss5,s
900 to build: $1,000 cash handles.
F9TT PARTICULARS phone sH1LBT'
ACcouNTISG PRACTICE-wiu sell
for 20OGo of $6,4O0 yr. sr. income.
Unusual. lucrative Clients pay by
9mired G aia0f5n IS inc. s4"' ta4 about bout Weeks
work. win sell some or all accts.
for cash only. Box 30-V. Star.
TAVERN, vicinity N. j. ave. n.W.;i
colored trade; doing good beveraget
business. $4,000 down will handle.
Call RE. 7-2575 for information,
MODERN SERVICE STATION, for
lease, good location: small capital
investment required, no good will to
buy. Phone JE. 3-3210 bet. 6 and
9 pm: bet am. and pm
phone RA; 6-964s. -29
ESTABLISHED dry cleaning plant
and store; complete; modern, S4o.-
O0e yearly cash-and-carry business;
not cut-rate. Owner must sell, leay-
MURRAY, RA. 3-13I7, after pm.
JEWELRY and watch mfg; complete
" equipped, including showcases.
safe, stock. etc. Sacrifice because of
illness. TU @6349. 20
HUB LAUNDRY can handle q few
more wholesale laundry store ac-I
counts. Phone WA. T-1100.
DUE TO ILLNESS. forced to sell we'll
established restaurant, beer and
wine business. $4,000 annual gross,
is to 20ea net. Located on BALTIC.
blvd CU. S. No. -, nr. L. ON Md
Will stand rigid inveStigation. Price,
$500 cash. No offers. For appt..
call UE. 4-0314. -25
AUTO BODY AND PAINT SHOP
One of Washington's flnest with high
class clientele. Located in northwest
section An opportunity to purchase
lucrative, going business with ex-
Cellent equipment and experienced
personnel. Box 444-S. Star.
NON TT7ACT OD CATT
Evening star., 1953-09-23
3-BEDROOM CAPE COD

This lovely, detached brick home. in
most desirable section OF TakomA
Park only So, 500 down. mo. pay
ments like rent House has sep.
DIN: rm.. built-in garage, Ice. lot,
MODERN REALTY CO., JU. 1880.
Evening star., 1953-09-23

COLORED-26th AND L SITS. NV;
6-rm. brick. oil heat; basement and
garage; rent, S110, year lease; best
vtc.-3-bedrm 2-story brick. Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-23
Town & Suburban. EN-. 2-94OO
CHEVY CHASE MD

BLOCK so. CHEVY CHASE CLUB
This attractive home consists of
center reception hall lge. drawing
rm,. din. mkt. pantry and :
1nclosed porches on 1st A.: lge. mas
ter bedrm. with wood-burninR fire.
place; . other bedrms., inclosed
heated sleeping porch and . mod.
baths on End H.; paneled game rm,
maids rm. and bath in bsnlt.; .
car gar. Priced S2g, 800. Call
Mr.. Leigh. Ma. $4,000; ewes, OIL.
2-3199. BOSS d. PHELPS, INC,
l4I1 K ST, NV, 81
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LIZ w LIN IL. GA141O
1910 Vermont Ave RE. 7-514n
% ROOMS, 10 BATHS
Booming house not far from Conn
ave. and Goth St NV Rent $500
mo. long lease one of the best
Priced to sell with reasonable down
payment Once open Sat. to l pm.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. T-5140
COL. RD. NEAR CONN. AVE.
20 rms, 8 baths. made into Z apart
ments: rent, $1S5, long lease; in
come $3.50 plus apartment.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
16 beautiful rooms: tile baths; high
class furniture: rent, Sl15; income,
S675: perfect house.
EUGENE P. NIXON
Evening star., 1953-09-23
FOUR
WOMEN
OR
WITH 81, 900 EACH

WITH SIOOU EACH
II you are tired of living in a room
or small apt. and throwing your
money away for rent, investigate
this opportunity. We have a spa
cious, detached home on a large lot
conv. to everything. You will each
have a beautiful bedroom with .
extra guest rooms in addition to
tremendous living quarters, fireplace,
big, dry basement; oil heat and off,
street parking for cars. MEZZA-
NOTTE & CO, CO. $1,000: evenings,
CO. 5-3717. -25
Evening star., 1953-09-23
COLORED--BRICK-NAVY VAR
S399 DOWN

3 BEDROOMS, BATH, GAS HEAT
Lovely clean brick home. near Navy
Yard; 3 lge. bedrms. fine bath; auto.
gas heat; nice fenced front and rear
yards. You can't beat this.
1St NATL. REALTY
RE. 1851. Call Day. Night and Sun.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
BETHESDA

Only $500 down and balance less
than rent buys this attrsc. Cape
Cod. on q tree-shaded lot. nr. excel
transp liv rm. with firepl.; sep
arste din. rm. step-saving kit; .
bedrnls. and bath on 1st f.; attic
finished into lge. bedrm. and
ample storage; bsmt.. gas &C. heat:
walking distance TO NH; immediate
possession.
E. M, FRY. INC. OIL. 2-87OO
Evening star., 1953-09-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

BEKELEY - Beautiful big 2-story
brick; center-hall Colonial; den and
Law, immense bedrmS.. baths,
recE room; built-in gar: screened
porch. Priced very low for quick
sale. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. r
l4li; ewes, WO. 6-4764.
BERKELEY AREA-You will not be-
lieye 1t, but here is a beautiful
brand-new brk. Colonial home Of
absolute top quality tnat a respon-
stbls purchaser may buy with
approx. $4,000 to $4,000 down and
the balance of the purchase price
in one trust payable approx. $3.50
to S176 per month; spacious center
hall plan: den and law: 3 big bed
rms, baths; lovely ground-level
reer. rm.; garage, huge screened
porch: splendid lot 60x15O. Priced
in upper sos. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS. D1. 7-1411. Ewes. WO. g.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. Beautiful home
in fine area; center entrance. den,
recreation rm.. with fireplace. 3
LEE FREw PLATT, JU. 9-7o1s.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-S1s. 1850. De-
tached masonry home. 2 blks. off
wis. ave; 8 bedrms., 2 baths On
I'm. screened porch and lse. klt
5000 g 900 sash win handle: REAL1sT-
EsSSss tsSs CORP. exclusive. Hu; j.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
BRIGHTWOOD

HOME AND INCOME
S-rm.. row brick; complete kits.
finished rec. rm., det. garage; sec
ond fl will rent for 500 mo- BY
appt. call Miss Zaker, DI. T-3I59.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 18th St, AID. 4-o005
Evening star., 1953-09-23
BETHESDA

S14. 500
o-bedroom brick bunga-
low. in excellent condition. close to
transportation and schools. Large
living room. separate dining area
large bright kitchen with almost
new equipment. including clothes
washer and dryer; attractive fenced
lot Low down payment
EDWARD F. FRY co.
0L. 4-5"12 Ewes. DE. 2-5016
Evening star., 1953-09-23
CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

NEW, BRICK COLONIAL
Spacious custom built with LARGE
rm;, din: rm., powder rm.. huge kit.
with dishwasher, disposal and many
cabinets; 5 bedrms., . baths, huge
closets on End A.; immense screened
porch; attached garage; bright
osmt: Large level lot. Near Somer-
blk. to fast transp. Inspect now
before paperinR and painting has
been finished. once open It'll 2.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-94OO
Evening star., 1953-09-23
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVAL OFFICER, wife and 2 chill
dren Il and I2) wish to rent g.
bedrm. house In Falls Church area
Please call JE. 3-3753 bet. 8 an 8.
3 OR 4 BEDRM. HOUSE, jamestown
school district, N. Arl; reas. rent;
BY Oct. /. Cali KE. S-2S46. --25
Silver STRING AREA-Have clients
waiting for ., 3, and 4 bedroom
houses, with options to buy, II pos
sible. SIGLER & CO.. LO. 1888,
HE. 4-Sl93. 20
CASH, TRADE OR RELOCATE
more houses, all areas. Call Mr..
Harmon, Ii. 1887. 8 to 8. every
day. ZAGAMI REALTY co.
WANT ACTION?
Call us to sell. Cash or terms.
PECK CO., LA. 6-6666
Evening star., 1953-09-23
FOR LEASE OR SALE

Alexandria restaurant partially
equipped; ready for immediate oc-
cupancy. Owner will negotiate .
or 3 yrs. lease. Good location with
abundance parking. Call JE, 2-2257
during DAYS -oS
Evening star., 1953-09-23
COLORED
C-EAMHV Ga OE0

COLORED
2-FAMILY-$14,95O
Mr.. 4th AND RHODE ISLAND. NE.
brick with front porch. reception
hall, q large rooms, . inclosed
porches, "a baths. and garage. Full
bsInt. with oil heat. Both Kitchens
fully equipped with stoves and re-
frieerators. Easy terms. Call Mr..
Mcintosh, EA. 3-24S0; ewes. and
Sun, AID. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors. 1113 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
RETHESDA-S14 Q5n

NEAR BRADLEY ELEMENTARY
dition. Liv. rm. dinette fully equip
modern kit. 3 BEDRMS. tile bath;
big level-fenced ~es ward Assume
AZ first trust. Excellent newer
neiehbornood Office Gnnn al
TnurHa & Suburban EN- C-QA0n
Evening star., 1953-09-23
CHEVY CH.-S23 $50

Older 4-hedrm.. 2lz-bsth brick home
in beautiful cond, Gear gar: all
spacious rms. l ok. transp. CROSS
a. PERRY. INC. OIL. E-009s.
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

Real value in this "-yr-old quality
built rambler; center-hall entr..
large liv. rn. with Roman brick
3 hedrmS., . baths. screened porch,
full bsmt. with frepl., b.-i. garage;
large shaded lot. Price, S29, 800.
For details. call
HOLMEAD. Realtor
Evening star., 1953-09-23
S14.950

KENSINGION ESTATES
Vacant. 2-story brick, bright rms.
3 BEDRMS.; full cellar; gas a.-c.
heat. Ideal home for family with
children. Dead-end street. Elemen-
tary and parochial schools within
5 blks. Northumberland lot, 126-ft,
frontage, inclosed with white picket
fence, 4 tall shade trees. Terms. To
inspect. call MR.. CHAMBERS ewes,
10. 5-06s5. THOMAS J. FISHER
a. CO, 73s 18th st. NV. DI.
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WANTED
Real Restaurant Operator
EXCEL. OPPORTUNITY

Restaurant, new air-cond. system,
seats 150, LIQUOR license, long lease;
20 yrs. seafood reputation, crosses
$4,000 monthly, can be easily in
creased. Good spot for partners or
husband and wife; s rms, > baths,
above. $1,000 cash down. Death in
family and Ill health necessitstes
Evening star., 1953-09-23
SHILBY

pU. T-91SS JU. s-3556
RMS.-APTS., SE.-S rms: rent
S55. incl. S24434 we'll furn., $500
down. balance easy
Reach & Purcell, EX. 3-2412
ROOMING HOUSE, N.W.-Loyeiy IL
rms, 3 baths; rent $l20. Incl. S347
plus 3 rm., bath apt. Only 5000
down. Others to offer.
Reach & Purcell, EX. 3-2412l
Evening star., 1953-09-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

COLORED--NR. ILLINOIS AVE. AMI
EMERSON ST.-To see this Groom
brick home is to love it. Entire house
immaculate. Spacious rooms. mod.
kit. with many cabinets, 1st fl. car
peted. full bsmt., yard. garage. Rea-
sonably priced. MR.. BRADLEY. DE.
I2-5215. -25
cOLORED-BRIGHTWOoD-2 COM
plete apts.. semidet. Colonial brick,
z baths, baths, 2 kits; Easy terms. Ma.
MONROE ST. NV.
Income property. Live rent free
in lge.. row brick house with 3 COM
plete kits. and 3 baths. Vacant.
Immed. poss.; $1,500 cash, bal. like
rent. DEMATATIS REALTY CO.,
ST. 3-3561, RA. 6-2S7S. --26
Evening star., 1953-07-08
81 Studebaker

V-2 LandcruiSer 4 dr.; ebony black
finish: custom radio, tr-condi-
toned heating; truly q meticulouS
motor car that assures Of spirited
performance and the utmost
in economy. &T9Z1
Only 1907
Evening star., 1953-07-08
208 OK USED CARS
PERSONALLY ENDORSED
AND GUARANTEED
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so Fords

Selection Of 8 cOupes. TudorS.
Fordors, club coupes, custom and
de luxe; all eduipped; . few with
0verdrive. Each Of these economy
values traded on '63 Olds and
as low &0A1
Evening star., 1953-07-08
'49 OIds

"S8''. selection Of 8: 2-drs. and
4 -drs.. variety of delightful coll
nearly all completely equipped
plus many exceptional useful ac-
cessories. Priced rs low @oA0
Evening star., 1953-07-08
so Nash

9 DIR Statesman Super; CumaIus
gray: weather eve air MAM0
conditioned. custom radio 9TT0
Evening star., 1953-07-08

In all my years of selling, have never
found anything more persuasive to a
customer than outstanding quality at
low prices. My 4O-Way Reconditioning
Process assures you of a good car :.
and my Peace of Mind Guarantee puts it
in writing. Our prices are trimmed to
the bone to assure us of rapid turnover.
Compare -. you'll see!
Evening star., 1953-07-08
'52 0Ids

"sS" and "9s" Rockets. Holiday
2-dtS. and a-drs.. selection Of 3.
!, hacn Win Whirlaway Hydra Matte
has custom radio and air ccndj.
tioning. A delightful selection n
coiors, . couple appealing q
tones. Priced rs low M1NAM
Evening star., 1953-07-08
80 Hudson

4-dr. Commodore "8", Capri
1reeni custom radio. aiF-c0ndi.
toned heaterJ rema rka6le
Predecessor Of the WASP, Eco.
nom,s., M ns.i.,., and ID dslishtful $QQH
Evening star., 1953-07-08
'49, so Chevro|ets

Selection Of all body styles. rs
in stock, each 40 point inspected.
You will be amazed at the delight
full variety of colorS. All equipped.
some with many useful acces-
sOrieS. Priced as low @009
Evening star., 1953-07-08
'49 Nash

Ambassador 4-dr.; weather eye
air conditioned. Fully equipped.
Distinctive argent gray, AYAA
\ remarkable value - 9/1@
Evening star., 1953-07-08
81 Pontiac

custom 2-dr.; sporting Monaco
nIue; conventional Transmission.
custom radio and heater. sin.
cerely we invite your INSPECTION
and road test. A@I~~
only ----------@ @b020
Evening star., 1953-07-08
'52 Pontiac

Convertible g.; dashing fex red
and ebony black, custom blanche
white top. Hydra Matte drive.
White Sidewalk tires. A daehine
eeptional appeal. Only 9ZZyZ
Evening star., 1953-07-08
so Pontiac

"S" Streamliner Sedanette; ap-
pealinE Mayo green; custom ra-
diO. airfiow heating, white side
wall tires. Hydra Matte drive.
A superb economy N09
value ----~-- Z1S
Evening star., 1953-07-08
81 Ford

Convertible; Pimento red; FeFdo-
matte, r. and h., GUS &1A9E
tom TOP and interior I@Z0
Evening star., 1953-07-08
so De Sotos

Selection Of 6, 2-dFs. and 4-drs..
customs and de luxes; each equip.
liEhtful 2-tones. Priced AAo