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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02

TALLAHASSEE lK-The Senate
today adopted and sent 10 the
House a resolution authorizing the
Senate president-designate and the
House speaker-designate 70 appoint
their Appropriations Committees
prior TO the converting of the 1855
session.
The objective Of the resolution
is to enable Appropriations Com
mittees Of the two houses 10 begin
their studies Of the 1855 spending
bill In advance # the session and
to work with the budget commits
sion when It prepares its recon.
ncndations.
Possession work by the Appro.
priations Committees this year
was credited with simplifying the
work Of preparing the record Of
342 million dollar spending bin
adopted last week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02

TALLAHASSEE R-Ths Sen.
ste today adopted unanimously
and sent TO the House . resolution
fixing final adjournment Of the
1889 Florida Legislature at "
o'clcek noon, Friday, June 5.
The Legislature convened tues.
day, April J and Is limited by
law to . session Of 80 calendar
days. u could stay In session
Until midnight Friday and q few
times in history the clock has
been stopped to LET u stay longer.
Us work Is in such good shape
this year, however, that no delay
past neon Is expected.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-02

TALLAHASSEE R-LegisIative
action on a bin adding 2 cents q
box advertising tax on fresh grape.
fruit today was completed when
the Senate agreed to accept House
amendments. The measure goes
to the governor for approval.
The House adopted the Senate
bill imposing the additional adver.
Using tax, but amended the meas.
ure to provide for refunding up to
81 of the tax for every So spent
privately by grapefruit producers
in advertising their own brand
names. The rebate viii be limited
to q total Of 500 900.
The additional 2 cents a box tax
win 90 to the Florida Citrus Com.
mission 10 be used exclusively for
advertising fresh grapefruit. The
total tax on each box OF fresh
grapefruit viii be s cents.
Evening star., 1953-04-14

OdoFIess Renuzit
AII-Purpose Cleaner
1915 1:s"'' cs"
Cleans rugs, uphoIsteries, apparel
quickly leaves no streoks, won't
harm delicate fabrics, eoI, ST. 90.
Use the new erosers dipped in Renuzit
for upholstery and rugs
Rug eroser- --------------Sl.z5
Upholstery eroser-------------25e
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18
D. A. R. Has Luncheon
at RusseI Inn

Russell Inn, Burton, was the
scene of a luncheon, held by
the members of the d. A. r. on
June IL.
There were nineteen mem
bers present, and one guest,
Mrs. Boak, Burton librarian.
The meeting was opened with
the singing of america" and
the salute to the flag. Mrs.
David Parks presented a re-
quest from a Chardon Scout
troop for an American flag.
The motion was passed that it
be purchased and Mrs. Parks
and Dorothy Babcock were ap-
pointed to that committee. It
was reported that Miss Irene
Wright, Burton, was winner in
the Good Citizenship" contest.
Miss Wright is the niece of
Miss Nellie Wright, Middlefield.
Mrs. Boak reviewed the play
valley Forge" by Maxwell
Anderson. Mrs. Babcock, pro-
gram chairman, announced that
the next meeting would be
held July 8, at Kirkland, a
luncheon and tour of Mormon
Temple.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

berry Festival and a Band Con-
cert on Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Prizes went to the following
artists in the various classifi-
cations: Ceramics - 1st prize:
Dane Burr, group of five. End
prize: Burwen Abbott, MAN
of the Year"
Wood carving - Katherine
Gruener Lange, 1st prize,
"Combing Hair"
Sculpture - 1st prize: Kath-
arine Gruener Lange, Torso. -
Weaving Helen Stay, group
of four, 1st prize.
Photography - 1st prize,
Carol Minnick's Puppy and
Kitten" End prize, P. 1. Van
Brunt's Tree and Clouds" "
honorable mention, Frank Vac
cariello's Evening in Clari-
don," and Frank Feigle's "Ge-
auga Spring"
Water color 1st prize:
Ruth Worthington's group of
three; Helen Champney Coles
group of three, second prize;
and Willard Strong's white
Barn" and G. D. MarshalPs
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

year is the worst Army Worm
invasion in 10 years.
The dark-green worm, up to
two inches in length, with
white stripes on the sides and
down the middle of the back,
will be found hiding under
clods and stones or in the
center leaves of the plant dur
ing the day. The damage usual
ly starts at the sides of the
field, where worms have moved
in from some other crop.
All grass crops, especially
corn, timothy, bluegrass, small
grains, and some legumes are
attacked; and many other plants
under stress of hunger.
Greatest damage will come
to corn joining wheat, or mead
ows. The Army Worm marches
out of the ripening wheat or
grassland to joining corn. The
loss mounts rapidly each day.
Corn under 8 inches in height
that is attacked by Army
Worms will usually have the
leaves eaten off entirely.
Army Worms can be killed
by spraying with Toxaphene
emulsion as soon as worms are
noticed feeding on the corn.
Toxaphene dosage is about 3
pints of go percent emulsion
concentrate in whatever water
it takes to cover one acre. It
costs about $1.00 an acre for
material. Stop up nozzles on
the weed sprayer except the
one to direct spray on the corn
row.
Those worms that survive by
the end of June will be killed
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

Geauga county artists, under
the direction of Miss Helen
Stay of Middlefield, staged
their second annual Art Show
Saturday and Sunday after
moons, June 13 and IA, in the
old barn back of the Historical
museum in Burton.
Two Cleveland artists, Glenn
Shaw and Charles Mosgo, ser
we'd as judges for the show. A
special memorial for the late
Carl Gaertner, one of the jld-
ges of last years county show,
was striking canvas featuring
whites, blue-greys with a vivid
splash of red, serving as a TO-
cal point for the other paint
ingS on the barn walls. Paint
ingS by the guest artists, Peter
Paul Dubaniewiecz and Kae
Dorm Cass, were also featured.
Exhibiting were well known
county artists, Wray Manning
and William Grauer, invited
though not in competition.
Other features surrounding
the art show were the festive
punch bowl in the barn to re-
fresh the numerous guests; the
caricature artist, Calvin Stan
ton who provided a good time
for many people who had their
portraits" done by him; A. w.
Sherman who did chalk
talk" illustrating hymns on
Sunday afternoon. Nearby, the
Burton Park offered a Straw
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

Home from Burton" honor.
able mentions.
Portraits (any medium) -
1st prize: Peg Brinkman's S
Petite" .2nd: Loretta Vortrie-
de's ANDY" and for honorable
mention, Carl Brinkman's Girl
in Yellow" and Willard
Strong's "Self Portrait"
Oil paintings - 1st prize,
Peg Brinkman's 'Beachcombers'
Loot" End: G. D. MarshalTs
"Picardy Moonlight" and for
honorable mentions, Mrs. Lynn
Hamilton's Peaceful Valley"
and Hal Smiths Sugar House. "
Pastels - 1st prize: Willard
Strong's "Pink Barn"
The committee and helpers
who did such an excellent Job
of putting these artists work
before the public include Helen
Stay, chairman; Ann Gather;
Peg Brinkman; Frank Feigle;
Jean Dinsmore; Muriel Holder
Paul Gather; Martha Feigle;
Carl Brinkman; Bill Ludlow:
Marjorie Ludlow; Dane Burr;
Bob Dinsmore; Nancy Dean;
Mrs. Gelzer; Mr.. and Mrs.
BeallS of the Historical Mu-
scum; Joanne Gill; Beverly Ur-
banowitz; Naomi Wood; and
B. j. Shanower, of Burton, the
instigator and, as President of
the Geauga Historical Society,
sponsor of the Geauga County
Art Show.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18
Army Worms
Appear in
Geauqa

The first report of the pres
ence of Army Worms in Ge-
auga County was made by Leo
Barcikoski of Troy. They were
found in a large meadow being
cut for grass silage. The Army
Worms are very numerous and
doing considerable damage to
the timothy, and grasses accord
ing to Leland Schuler, County
Agricultural Agent.
Reports in Ohio say that this
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

by parasitic insects. Not enough
will survive to bother later in
the summer.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

The Cleveland Electric Illum
mating Company knows more
people read a NEWSPAPER.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18
DRIVE 1T YOURSELF!

You want a car you'll both
be happy with-one that
performs for a man, handles
easily for a woman. We
believe Oldsmobile's tho
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

launching this special 'Double-Date''
campaign-inviting you to come in
and drive the Super ''88'' or Classic
Ninety-Eight together. See for yourself
how the Rocket Engine rules the
straightaway, how Hydra-Matic'sn .
Super Range levels the bills, how tho
Power Ride Chassis seems to iron Gus
the roughest roads. Then -.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18
Stone Road, Newbury, Ohio

0~ ~>oA' ANS"OuAI, OAhO
Mrs. Neumann is pictured here just
after she purchased a Thrifty Thirty
Frigidaire Electric Range. You can be sure
that Mrs. Neumann will have years of
trouble-free service. Frigidaire is a name
you can always depend upon.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Our Big Volume enables US to give you the biggest
trade-in allowance on your old car.
3540 18th 81.
NV.
TU. 2-41OO

$50 FORD -----$l,095
h Custom "6" Tudor, radio,
heater. sparkling maroon fin-
ish; economical Transports :
tiOn.
81 FORD --$l,z95
Custom 80" Tudor; spotless
black finish; lots Of extras;
very low mileage.
'47 FORD -------$695
Tudor; radio, heater, excel
lent grey finish. An out
standing buy.
'49 PACKARD ---S995
Super 4-dr.; original tan fln-
| A5AS oAA CAA obs
$50 PLYMOUTH. $l.l95
4-dr.; radio, heater. beauti-
full grey finish. Exceptional.
'4s PONTIAC --$Ss5I
Station Wagon; radio, heat
er, new seat covers, excel
lent woods clean exterior.
81 HENRY } --$l,O95I
6-cyl.. 2-dr.; Garnet red I'm
ish. Overdrive, heater. leather
trim; low mileagej owner.
81 NASH -----$l.395 |
station Wagon; cleaning |
black finish. radio, heater; |
$4,000 actual miles.
40 Buick $995
4-dr., radio, heater, Dyna.
flow. premium white wall |
tiresi beautiful black 6nish. |
A showroom car.
so CHEW. ----$l.l95I
2-dr.; radio, heater; excel
lent grey finish. A showroom |
car. Very clean throughoUt. |
'4S CHEVROLET -$7ssI
2-dr.; radio, heater; excel
lent green finish, clean - o
pin thr0ughOut.
'4S DODGE --$795l
Custom 4-dr., beautiful sky
blue finish; radio. heater,
Whtte-Wau tires. many other
extras.
~ FORD -------$995i
Custom "8" Tudor, beauti-
full Arabian green 6nishj ra-
die. heater. seat covers and A
sun visor, one careful owner.
Name ON request.
'48 BUICK ------$S95l
Sedanette, original black Nm.
ish; radio, heater, DynanOW,I i
white:wall tiresI exception
'4S PACKARD ---$89Sl'
Super 4.df.; radio, heater. Il
Ell clutch; beautiful new
green finish; unusually clean.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
AUToMoBllEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 81 chieftain de luxe 2-dr,:
to choose from. one one dark blue. s'; one
light blue: one owner: 81 1896. NOR
R!s-HUGHEs, 7614 Ga. ave. NV.
Ip6AN;TiScs SN;T Ht I'll q, 2-dr. IS" CHI Chief
tain de luxe; r. and h., Hydra-Matic.
One green and one black; both like
new. $1.745 each. MCKEE PONTIAC.
18th and NJ SITS. NV. ST. s-?io7.
IPoNTIACs. 1s4s 2-doors: fully equip. !;
3 to choose from; from S1,095.
PAGE-HUGHEs BUICK. NC. 62i
AArlinstonn blvd. Falls Church Va.
|PREFECT Ie4s 4-dr. sedan; excellent
cond.; low mileage; heater; So miles
to gal; 1895 or best offer. Ii.
sTTDEBAKrR STdB 1850 Land cruiser. r.
sae sae ii fs 3D. sar rs IS 5nd sisss ony lSy %es Co
showroom car, Inside and out IS
CALL CARL MOTORS. INC. Hud.
Ss4isIss son; Dealer; n, 77ol o,y wisconsin ave.
sfTpEBxKER 81 champin 4-dr.;
a75. MCKEE PoSTiAc. 18th and IL
sSSTIinFEExsTE; StSi nTi ct; S17l07 S36H6 c,.m, ga "a.
car is In perfect condition In every
way. You may take car to your
own mechanic without deposit S995.
BELL MOTORS. 50lO Wisconsin
ave-, WO. $4,000. -25
STUDEBAKER 40 Regal de luxe,
used as second car; 5000 actual
mileage. Will sacrifice for average
retail price. $1.0T0. 10. 4-7537:
IA
sTUDEBAKER AT Champion 4-dr.:
T. and h.; cd. transmission. $685..
MCNEIL STUDEBAKER, 4034 Wis
/ conSin ave-. EN-. 3-72S6.
STUDEBAKER so Champion 2-dr.;
o.d. and custom heater. Special ct
S995. MCNEIL STUDEBAKER. 4034
Wisconsin ave-. EN-. 3-72S6.
STUDEBAKER 80 4-door: overdrive;
one owner; nice cond:. 1895. FRAN
CTS & PARSONS, 2l16 Nichols ave.
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion 2-door;
heater, one owner; spotless inside
and out. $1.195. written guar.
TRIANGLE MOTORS, 3010 r. /.
ave. ne, DE. 2-6302.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1947 Champion 4.
door; fully equipped, excellent cond.
$To0 or best offer. OIL. 9-s352,
sTUDEBAKER 80 Commander S 4-Sr.
ssa5e1 81 Seo oRsiEN ssssn g sopS RoHAIT IsTacrss dn
1911 Wilson blvd. Arlington Pack.
ard Dealer. ia. $4,000. "a
STuDEBAKER '52 Commander VS.
4-door; Tahoe green finish: CON-
pany ofncial car: new-car title; 25.-
600 guarantee; auto. drive,
lights. chrome wheel. Sells for S2,-
770. Will go $500 over on old car to
help on down payment. As low as
$500 down. Under 1000 miles.
BENNING AUTO SALES (Stude-
bakeIl, 1900 Benning I'd. me-. Ii.
sTUDEBAKER '5e Champion de luxe
4-door; Cuban red; company ofncial
car; new-car title; under 1000
miles; 25,000-mile guarantee; over
drive, climatizer, undercoat, mirror
radio, grille guard. brake light, fem
der ornament. exhaust extension,
S40O over on old car to help On
down. BENNING AUTO SALES
fstudebaksr), 1900 Benning I'd. ne,
sTuDEssxkER assAiiai $50 state commanae. Gs
VS. 2-door; velvet black: company
oficial car: under 1000 miles; new
car title; 25,000-mIle guarantee:
overdrive. elimatizer, undercoat. ra-
dio. turn signals. bumper guards
Sells for $2.655. VIII go $500 over
on old car to help on down pay
ment. As low as $500 down. BEN
MING AUTO SALES (Studebakerl
1900 Benning I'd. me-, Ii. 4-7233
STUDEBAKER $50 Commander VS.
hard-top convertible, Rio and shad-
ow green; company Official car; un-
der 1000 miles; new-car title;
25,000-mile gdarantee; overdrive
leather, climatizer, wheel discs. un-
dercoat, mirror. radio, bumper
guards, lighter. Sells for $4,000.
Win go $500 over on old car to heir
on down payment. As low as $500
down. BENNING AUTO SALES
lstudebaker). 1900 Benning I'd. n;e.r
Ii. 4-7233. --26
Evening star., 1953-01-23
5301 Wisconsin
Ave.
EN-. 2-2617
81 FORD rs" S2,l4s

81 FORD "s" $2,l4s
Convertible; radio, heater,
FOrdOmatic and other extras.
In showroom condition. A
SAYINGS Of $500. Two days
only.
E'52 FORD --$l,895 W
Custom "8" Fordor; radio,
heater and overdrive. In
showroom condition. 2 to
choose from.
81 FORD -----$I,545
Custom "8" Tudor; Alpine
blue. r. and h., other extras.
showroom condition.
80 STUDE. Sss5
Degal de luxe 4-dr.; over.
drive and other extras; OnO
owner; low mileage.
80 CHEVROLET -$sss
4-dr.; radio. heater. orig.
inAl black finish, low mile.
age. A real value.
'4S BUICK. S7s5
Super 4-dr.; radio and heat.
er; finished in attractive gun
metal grey.
'4S-'4s HUpsoNs,
$695 up
Four to choose from. Radio.
heater and other extras; low
mileaEei very clean.
'46 CHEVROLET $5s5
4-dP.; two TO choose from.
Radis. heater. Real value. ,
~ PONTIAC ---$se5
Club cOupe; radio, heater.
cleaning black finish. A
smart -lo0king ear,
'4s CHEVROLET $7s5
2-dr. FleetIine; cleaning
black finish; one owner; low
mileage.
~ PONTIAC - $695
streamIiner "s" 4-dr.; ra.
di0, heater; In good eondi-
tion thFoughout. A real
value.
'46 FORD --- S595
station Wagon, radio. heat.
er; wood In very good con-
ditiOu. Very popular and
practical body STYLE.
80 oLDSAoBiLE -$sS
Club coupe, very clean, at-
traetive new green AntSkj
runs well.
~ cHRYSLER --$2s5
New Yorker club coupe, runs
like . new one. VIII looG
gO0d In anyone's driveway.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
AUroMoRlLEs EoR SALE

PONTIAC 1851 s-cyl. de luxe station
wagon; r. and h.; all-Steel body; in
perfect cond.; $1,995. ARCADE
PONTIAC Co. 1437 Irving st. NV,
PoNTiAc 40 chieftain "s" sedan:
r. and h.. turn signals, seat covers;
s TR1ANdIE pSaf aoToRs. ;GeS W5fIoh sGIe < aT I.
ave. ne, DE. 3-d302. N
PONTIAC 1911 4-dr. TORPEDO; r. and
esmsTSn sSGd Mis- iRinsatioa sd Alex safs H. fSs
PONTIAC so chieftain de luxe club
sedan; fully equipped. 81, 395.
FRANCIS & PARSONS, 2116 Nichols
PoSriXc aTS; s;et al ~ a. 4,asSG s1dr. and,
s.; leT mi; qFis; y 2Sher. sacFiflas' '
PONTIAC 1850 streamiiner sedan
coupe; radio. heater; $4,000 mi;
owner; navy blue. Car positively
bran brand new in every way: Take. to
395. BELL. MOTORS. 5OI0 wis
PSSThAcS eSsTR S'f 81 GS cSief5zin szfsoG de- luxe s
shift; color black; 81 ,695: BEN
DALL PONTIAC. 1911 King ST.,
PONTIAC so chieftain de luxe "e'..
2-door; r; and h.; conventional
price, Si.S95. BEEDAiL PONTIAC,
I6ll King St.. Alex. Va; oV.
40 chieftain de luxe A.
door; sparkling black finish; ST.
O95. BENDALL PONTIAC, 1911
King St, Alex, Va; OV. $4,000.
PONTIAC 80 2-dr. sedan; r. and h;
like new: written guarantee; S1,395.
ALEXANDRIA NASH, 1908 Mt.
Vernon ave, Alex, Va; XII. 9-2330,
PoST1ac sSSFi AZ iasa Hi chieftain de luxe 4.
DIR. So; Hydra-Matic; fully equipped;
pseial sseo ss 2tone s5i s5esR Dee5ssIt csI SF sas
AooLEY' 6cS ''fS kE. i5s56 s-i5S566 alter a $50 $50
PONTIAC 1850 Catalina; grey body,
blue top. =, h., Hydra. drive. Wv.
or best offer. 10. 2-6S6S. --25
PONTIAC 1851 convertible; r. and
h.; Hydra-Matic; an immac. car; !;
Sl,S95. PAGE-HUGHES BUICK,
INC, 621 Arlington blvd. Falls
Church. Va, JE. $4,000. IA
PONTIAC 81 Chieftain de luxe. "S''
4-dr.; heater. black. very clean;
standard transmission; 81 $50.
PeoSSri17c 20 11!Ssi cSiettain de luxe d. ::
sfes MAGE; $fef9 r. McRSE aRS n oNEfAc NEfse,
18th and M sts. NV. ST. 3-7l07.
PONTIAC 40 sedan coupe. with
Hydra-Matic, radio and heater: l.
owner car, has never been in an
accident; $1,000. EN-. 3-6964. 27'
Evening star., 1953-01-23
AUroMoBILEs FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER '52 Commander VS.
6-passenger coupe; Rio green; CON-
pany Official car; under 1000 miles;
new-ear title; 26,0O0-mile guaran-
tee; auto. drive, climatizer, under
coat, mirror, radio, bumper guards,
lender ornament, oil filter. turn
signals. Sells for $2,751. win 60
$500 over on old car to help on
down payment: AS low as $500
fi ffStuddessssr'' dessss 1900 sennins rd. Js a;e.'
sTUDEBxkER 81 Champion cpe.;
T. and h.; auto: trans; perfect for
only 81 .295. MCNEIL STUDEBAKER,
4034 Wisconsin ave-. EN-. 3-72S6.
80 Commander Regal
2-dr. club sedan; excellent blue
paint: fully equipped; gas-savine
overdriye. Climatizer and radio. A
one;owneT car in Al condition.
Butler Bonded. $1.395; LEE p,
sTGbEBARER b RH q 2gec eommsnder aHss Regal
= 4-dr.; fully equipped; oyerdrive,
Climatizer, radio, seat covers. A car
IN beautiful condition. Butler
bonded and only $995. LEE D.
BUTLER. INC. DI. T-O110, 112I
21st st. NV. Open ewes.
STUDEBAKER 80 Champion 4-dr
sedan; low mileage; clean inside and
out; good tires and good mechanical
condition. Butler Bonded. Very eco
nomical to maintain. Only $1,145.
LEE D, BUTLER, INC, DI. 7-0110,
WILLYS 81 station wagon; o.d.. r,
h.: 27,000 miles: -4-cvlinder; over
head valves: excel. cond.: 81 ,095
ia. 7-7061. -26
Evening star., 1953-01-23
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. J

PLYMOUTH '52 Cambridge club
coupe; heater, dir. signals; immac-
SI,595. WHEELER, INC, Chrysler-
Plymouth GEM. 3-470S), $500 Wis
PLYMOUTH, late ~ de luxe coupe;
r. h. excel. cond.. S740. OIL. 4-2065.
PLYMOUTH 1912 ex-taxi: win take
SS5 cash, TAN-TOP CAB CO. 1881
PLYMOUTH Isl Cambridge Club cpe.;
AS. ODfS FRANCIS nc i & PARSONS. 2ii6
Nichols ave. sc. LU; 1880.
PLYMOUTH 81 cranbrook 4-door.
JhFsssss to fPRGis Ps%scs tE0T al Rss5sSSs
PIG Nichols ave. Sc, LU. 4-2sS0.
PLYMOUTH so cranbrook 4-door;
new-car guarantee; one owner. ST.
595. FRANCIS & PARSONS; 2l1s
PEYMouTH saSli Se ~ Special del bus. cpe:
r, and h.; good eOnd; 1925 or best
offer. Call IA. 4-1741 until z pm.
PLYMOUTH so 4-door cranbrook;
sTUDE5AKER, 4034 Wisconsin ave.
PIYMoITH 1e4s Special de luxe. a
DR.. sedan; orig. black finish; inn
SS45. oLMSTEAD MOTOR CO.
Vas largest Oldsmobile dealer, 200O
wilson blvd. Arl., va. IA. 7-s4OO.
PLYMOUTH 81 cOny.; II 900 miles.
PLYM0urH P1sOi HaH 1919 8s .e2ai Special &c g%S luxe
sedan; robin blue; heater; excel.
WOLFE MOTORS, 1901 wis. ave.
PLYMoSGTHHf LYScTHfi 40 Special de luxe w%S Club
coupe: one owner; perfect cond
NICHOLS ave. Sc. LU.. 4-2SSO.
KLYM. spec. d.. 4,dr LuStr: orig
paint: Like new inside and out Not
best offer. SAUL. CO 6-5774 aft. 6,
PONTIAC 1851 "s" conv.: r. and h.
Hydra. WV. tires, spare tire never
used; this 1-owner car has extremely
low mi. like new throughout: S1.995.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES. 1916 Que
RoNFFixSc Fx P4 S6 cossea conSertib,e; low M NILE
TowN d COUNTRY. 5sse Wiscon. Sih;cSS:
sin ave. NV, EN-. 2-010O. Service
Pontiac 1850 Chieftain s-cyl. e-dr.
sedan de luxe with Hydra-Matic, r.
and h.: color light green; low mile
age; $1.495; completely new-car
seryiced. ARCADE PONTIAC CO,
,ns977, ,1naS7 Irving st, NV. AID: 4.s690:
Catalina: Hydra-Matic. =. and h.;
finished in two-tone rust and cream,
with leather upholstery to match;
complete with white-wall tires;
$1.695. ARCADE PONTIAC CO.,
1437 Irving st. NV, AID. 4-S500.
Evening star., 1953-01-23

PONTIAC. 1851 station wagon .s";
. au-metal body. Hydha-Mat drive,
7. and a., many. other accessories.
cash, trade, or easy bank terms. A
real buy ct S1.995.
RON PONTIAC, INC.
1890 Wise. Ave. Bethesda OIL. $4,000
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Evening star., 1953-01-23

81 FORD -$l,395
8 cylinder Tudor; equipped; !;
new-caF condition through
out.
Isl STUDE. ---$I,2e5
2-Dr. Champion; equipped;
orig blue finish Is Just like
new.
so CHEW. ---$l,295
4-Dr. De Luxe; r. and h. and
other extrasI Immaculate in
and cut,
80 FORD --$I,295.
Custom "8" Fordor; r. and
b. and many ether extras;
very clean.
$50 BUICK ST, ,495I
4-Dr.; r. and b. and Dyna-
nowi etc : sparkling gray
$50 WILLYS $795I
Pickup; equipped; very clean.
so FORD --$i,34sI
Convertible; r. and h. and
other extrasi blue finish like
new.
'50 FORD ---$l.O95I
Tudor; driven by one care
fuI owner; just like new.
A'49 FORD $685.
Tudor; r. and h. and other
extras; unusually clean.
40 PLYMOUTH. $I,os5I
Convertible, r. and h., etc,
perfect condition through.
out; . real buy.
~ SusNs ----SbsVS9
Fleetline De Luxe 2-Dr.; RI
ana r., etc.j perfect eOndl.
tiOn thRoughout.
l'49 PONTIAC --$I,i95I
't0', Sedanette; r. and h,,I
Hydra Matte, original gray
nnlsh Ike new. This car has
had one careful owner Inn
maeulate inside and ont. |
Very low mileage.
l'4s BUICK SsSs
Super Convertible, r. and h. |
ana other extRas1 perfect |
cOmditl0n.
l'47 PLYMOUTH -$7ssl
4-DF.I r. and h., etc; excel.
lent condition; Jet black I'm
ish like new.
i'46 FORD -SS95II
Tudofs equipped, perR. con.
ditton thfouGhOutI . bargain. II
I'46 oLDsMoBlLE $4e5I|
Sedanette 2.dr. ExeelIentI|
eendition thfouehout. a
NNA NAooA1s
Evening star., 1953-01-23

Isl PACKARD -$l,855
Abr; UltramatIc drive, r.
and h., WV. tires; abs0-
lutely immaculate.
I'5o FORD ----$l.o95
Custom "8" Tudor; equipped
with many accessories; In
perfect condition.
I'49 FORD "S" 1896
Custom Tudor; r. and h. and
other accessOriesi immacu-
late.
~ CHEVROLET -$Ss5
2-Dr.; equipped, very. very
clean.
40 JEEPSTER -$s95.
Overdrive and other acces-
sOries; immaculate 4
'4S PONTIAC -$8S5I
4-Dr.; fully equippedj absO-
lutely perfect.
'48 DODGE -----$S95I
Abr. sedAni r. and h.; very
clean.
'4S HUDSON $795I
4-Dr.; r. and h., seat covers;
in perfect condition through
out.
'47 MERCURY ---$6s5I
4-Dr.; r and h.j excellent
condition throughout, beau
ttful dark green finish.
AT STUDE. -----$7s5
Club Coupe, r. and h.; clean
and ready.
'47 PLYMOUTH -$655I
2-Dr.; equipped; In excellent |
condition thr0uEh0ut.
H FORD ----$655
Super De Luxe s'6" 4-Dr.;l
2. and h., WV tires.
Evening star., 1953-01-23

WILLYS 1852 4-wheeI drive station
wagon; equipped with special tires,
heater and hitch: 10. 600 mi; 81, $50.
Service fcIsi STATION ii ofSs6 NoT6eck. siiA Md.
|WILLYS 1948 station wagon; htr..
o.d.; fully cond. motor; excel tires;
$3.50. Also 1861 Willys 80" station
Tsrg. TTsg0n; wn1Er 5tr; MrosW us RsW; oS SlSg5 ,s
ave-. EN-. 3-0141.. -25