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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-09

Tailahasses, Florida,
September IL. 1883.
NOTICE
NOTICE 70 hereby given that the
Trustees OF the Internal Improve
ment Fund OF the State OF Florida,
Pursuant to Law. win offer for
sale. for Objections Only. in ITALIA
hassee, Florida. At IL o'clock AN.
October 30th. 1853. the following
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-09

II ADJOINING lots on Fogarty
Ave. 50 K 100 each. Surveyed
and abstract deed up to date.
81 5000 each. Phone 2-540.
oct6-6t
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CONTINUED,

NOTES Payable Forms. 10 fol l5c.
Artman Press Phone 2-S66l.
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q LOTS, block from ocean and
Casa Marina. NJ Herman,
Caroga Lake, N. Y. aug19-tf
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Tallahassee, Florida.
September IL, 1853.
NOTICE

Tallahassee, Florida
September IL. 1859.
NOTICE
NOTICE IL hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve,
ment Fund of the State of Florida
sale, for Objections Only, in ITALIA.
hassee, Florida, at l1:o'clock Am
October goth. 1853, the following
described land In MONROE COUN.
ITI, Florida. to-wit:
The submerged land around and
Dor err n g upon Government
Lots / and . of Section 81 and
Lot l of Section 20 of Township
S5 South. Range 80 East. Said
lots comprise what IL common
ly known as Duck Key, in Nom
roe County, Florida. The width
of said submerged land outward
from the shore OF said key
varies from an average OF APP
proximately $50 feet on the
northerly portion to 100 feet on
the eastsriy and southerly por-
tion, to ZERO at the southwest
portion of said Key, comprising
. total area of $50 acres, more
or less, all located in Monroe
County. Florida
Accurate description to be fur'
nished with deed.
The Purchaser IL required TO pay
the advertising cost and doeumen-
ltary stamps.
The sale. II and when made, shall
be subject to the Trustees reserv-
ing unto themselves 1856 Of the
phosphate, minerals and metals and
l5e% OF the petroleum thereon or
Ithereunder.
The Trustees OF Internal I'm
Iprovement Fund reserve the RICH,
Ito reject the sale.
BY ORDER of the Trustees Of tho
internal Improvement Fund Of the
state OF Florida
DAN MCCARTHY.
Governor
ATTEST:
F. c. Elliot, Sec.
Trustees ]. ]. Fund
Sept1s-3S ;oct2-s-16.1 1855
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WILL sub-let 2-bedroom, 2-bath
house, furnished. Oct. Is to
Dec. lst. $4,000 monthly. Phone
2-7815. oct7-3t
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BEDROOM, Sunshine home.
Convenient terms. Phone 2-3557.
oct8-tf
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COMBINATION Photograph and
Radio. $4,000. Good condition.
Ills Whitehead St., after S PM.
octS-2tx
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SEEKING IA Bedroom house or
Duplex. Up to $12S.00. Unfur.
|nished. Prefer yard and garage,
Dr.. Head. Phone 2-s2s6, Room Ito.
oct9-3tx
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(COSTIsUED)

FURNISHED apartments, 8 rooms
and bath, maid and janitor ser.
vice, utilities furnished. Coral Ho-
tei Apartments, az Simonton Sc.
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COMPLETELY furnished, cool,
living room, bedroom, kitchen
cite and bath apt. Utilities furn.
Quiet location. Near beach. Adults.
$4,000 monthly. Phone $3.50.
oct9-3t
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WILL RENT for one month. Three
room furn. apartment. House
keeping equipment not included.
9l3 White st. oct9-Itx
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NEW 3 bedroom CHS. viii sell
equity. Assume FILA. mort
gage. Low monthly payments.
Immediate occupancy. 1914 South
st. oct8-3t
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EFFICIENCY. furnished apt
Single man. No pets. Perman.
emit resident. Cali 2-7041.
octS-ti
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WIN A Free Gift. Let me bake
you a cake in your home. No
obligation. Phone 2-S70S. octs-stx
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FURNISHED / bedroom apt. SIS. 90
monthly. Water furn. Apply 2416
Patterson Ave. oct9.ltx
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TafIahassee, FLORIDA,
September II, 1853.
NOTICE
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the
Trustees Of the Internal Improve
|ment Fund Of the State OF Florida,
Pursuant to Law, will offer for
sale. for Objections Only. In ITALIA
hassee. Florida, at 11:o'clock Am.
October 2oth. 1883, the following
TT, Florida, to-wit:
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APARTMENTS open for your In
spection. Furnished or unfurnish-
ed Royal Palms Apartments, LIT
Street ana Patterson Ave.
octi-tf
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8-Male Help Wanted

WANTED: Man to sen and de-
liver fruit and vegetables to|
grocers, restaurants, drug stores
and hotels. Klefeker Produce Co. :,
Miami, Fla. octs-ztx
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SMALL, attractive 2 bedroom cot.
tage. Completely renovated.
Near beach, Lease. $1,000 month
lily. 1915 Elizabeth st. oct7-3t
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BROWN and white Chihauhau Fox
Terrier. Answers 10 name Of
Pee-Wee. Pet Of z small children.
Two back legs shake. COS Petronia
st., Rear. oct9-2tx
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1"Nk16C6A18u
ETSNER FURNITURE COMPANY
342s Duck Avenue, Poinciana.
Phone 2-6951. We Buy and Sell
New and Used Furniture.
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ONE bedroom. al electric. Private
bath. utilities, linens. dishes fur.
|nished. II and B Motel. 1031 Eaton.
Oct1-tf
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FURNISHED 2 bedroom cottage.
Electric kitchen. 5000 monthly.
Children over 8 accepted. No dogs.
818 Olivia st. oct6-st
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3 BEDROOM, 2 bath house. Lo-
Gated Alb Southland st. Mrs.
Mesa. Apply 615 Fleming St., or
Phone 2-5761. oct7-3t
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MODERN, spacious 2 bedroom
furn. apt. 901 Truman Ave-, be-
fore 800 AM, or after 800 Pm.
oct7-4t
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described land in MONROE COUl
TY. FLORIDA, to-wit:
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Tallahassee. Florida,
September 29rd, 1853
NOTICE.

September 2srd, 1861
NOTICE
NOTICE % hereby given that the
Trustees OF the Internal Improve
ment Fund Of the State Of Florida,
Pursuant TO Law. viii offer for
sale. for Objections Only, In ITALIA.
AN. November srd. 1858. the follow
Ing described land in MONROE
COUNTY, Florida, to-wit:
Evening star., 1953-03-25
PLASTIC TABLES.
PRAYER?
Mrs. w. c., ARLINGTON

FMTS. W. G., ATLtUgLOHJ
For Mrs. A. H., Washington:
The plastic-top tables which
she referred to do look like
wood. The legs and sides of
our table are mahogany and
the top looks like highly pol
ished grained mahogany.
Does any one know the
prayer which starts, I believe,
ITO work and play-to learn
something new each day?"
Evening star., 1953-03-25
Readers Clearing House ,!77 s;a'7;s 5%;"2i. n
PATCHING SOFA?

MRS. E. F. S., Washington
For Mrs. c. j. L.. Washing
ton: I would give the new
material "the works." Lay it
on the floor and walk on it.
Hang it out in the sunlight
for several days, get it soiled
and use some cleaning fluid.
Put in the sun again until
it matches the other material
on the sofa. I have treated
material for a patch in this
manner.
Evening star., 1953-03-25
OLD MAGAZINES?

mrs. X. S., HyattsUille)
I wonder if any one can tell
me where I may obtain a copy
of the February issue Of Pop
ular Dogs magazine. I have
tried pet shops and magazine
stands with no luck. I would
be grateful for any informa-
ton.
Evening star., 1953-03-25
BOOKS ON ANIMALS.

The Massachusetts, Society
for the Preservation of Cruelty
to Animals publishes a very
fine little magazine entitled,
"Our Decent Animals" This
magazine has lovely pictures
and a wealth of information
that may be enjoyed by all
ages. I noticed in the Febru-
ary issue a notice to the ef-
feet that the publishers had
"some back copies on hand
G947-195D which they would
be glad to donate to any worth
while organization which could
use them. All an organiza-
tion need do is to write them
that they are willing to pay
the express charges, and speci-
fy how many copies they would
like.
These little magazines are
"agelesS" and I believe any
one taking advantage Of this
offer will be glad they did.
The address is: Massachusetts,
SPCA, 180 Longwood avenue,
Boston Is, Mass.
X X X \
BACK COPIES WANTED?
Up. L. H., Arlinoton)
I am keeping some of the
clippings from The Star and
have missed two papers that
I had wanted. They are no
longer available at The Star
building so I wondered if any
of my RICH friends had them.
In case anybody has papers
that they haven't thrown out,
the dates are February 8 and
January IS. Out of the Febru-
ary 8 issue I want the article
and picture of Mrs. Brownell,
jr., from the series of The
New Cabinet Wives which is in
the women's section. Out of
the January Is issue I want
a full page article on Ezra T.
Benson also in a series of
The New Cabinet which I
believe is always the second
page of the first section. I
would appreciate it If anybody
has or could get hold of these
papers for me.
X y X X
KROEPOCK?
mrs. A. NJ. T., Washington
Can any one give me the
ingredients used by the people
of Java, 1ndoneSia, in making
Kroepock (alSo known as Kru-
puk or Sultan's Bread? It's
principal ingredient is shrimp.
These are mixed with flour,
sugar and spice and fried in
oil. What kind of spice is used
and what kind of oil? And
how is it prepared? I have
been told that Kroepock is de-
lightful eating.
X X \
SPOTS ON WALLPAPER?
Mrs. G. T. X, PGrkWood)
I'm calling for help! Could
one Of the kind readers tell
me how to safely remove spots
on wallpaper caused by one
of the new spray deodorantS
now on the market? My lovely
new bedroom wall is truly a
mess.
Evening star., 1953-03-25
BASIC PATTERN?
II II n EAlIn nLI.

Some time ago I clipped
from the Readers Clearing
House a telephone number of
q place where one can have a
basic pattern made. This in
formation was supplied by
Miss M. F., Washington.
I had no occasion to use the
number until today, but un-
fortunately all telephone num-
berS have been changed and
as there was no name given
I cannot trace it. Do you think
Miss M. F. can supply the new
number? It would be greatly
appreciated.
(MrS. G. NJ. S., Washington
I should like to know If
some one could tell me where
I could have a basic waist
pattern made?
u =
Evening star., 1953-03-25
By Mac

REMOVING WAX?
Mrs. J. A. H., ArlingtonJ
I would like to have infor-
nation on a method for sue
cessfully removing wax from
inlaid linoleum. My kitchen
floor has become discolored in
spots. I have scrubbed it with
steel wool soap pads without
too much success.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-02-01
Building Book
Published

THE SUNSET Outdoor Building
Book, recently published by Lane
Publishing Co., Menlo Park, Calf,
is a worthwhile volume for either
the new homeowner or the ex-
perienced outdoor builder who aims
to build his own around his home.
The book includes information on
a wide variety of basic outdoor
building projects and contains a
number of detailed plans and easy
to-follow directions. Included are
details for planning and building
barbecues, outdoor fireplaces, walls,
walks, steps, patio floors, fences,
gates, planter tubs and boxes, con-
tainer gardening, lath houses and
garden work centers.
The book is made up of five
basic outdoor building books, pre-
viously published separately, and
includes 1922 photographs in its 436
pages.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-02-01

for some hundreds of years. But
today we find ourselves fretting
about the labor shortage in one
breath and worrying about a young
man borrowing enough money to
buy a ranch in the next. The two
don't fit together.
So :. we have INCOME, COSTS
and LABOR. We have many more,
too, but if we include them we are
sure to over complicate the ap-
proach to our main problem. If our
analysis is sound, we find that the
first and closest solution to our diff
culties lies right in our own hands,
right on our own ranch. Not all
of the solutions, to be sure, but
picking out the first and closest
should be very good beginning.
Let's conclude, at least for the mo-
ment, by summarizing:
LOW INCOME-Apply every bit of
knowledge and information avail
able to obtain the highest posi-
bic production per eve.
HIGH COSTS-Examine every ex-
pense dollar closely and be sure
it is either necessary or will pay
off before spending it.
LABOR SHORTAGE Make ranch
employment more attractive and
profitable to our young men and
young couples.
Nothing new here" you say. No.
There can't possibly be anything
new in three important problems
which are always with us.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-02-01

lower expenses are part of your
business.
Labor Shortage
The third problem with our sheep
industry is quite surely LABOR
SHORTAGE, and this one seems
to be more or less settled. We just
aren't going to have the labor sup
plies in the future that we had in
the past. The sheepman knows
this probably as well as or better
than any other agriculturist be-
cause he has been fighting the
herder problem for many years
without finding solution. Fortu-
nately various developments have
come along so that there is a real
possibility of continuing without
herders-except in the mountain
ranges and during certain times of
the year.
Why has there been what we
might call total abandonment of
the job of herding sheep? We
say that our modern young men
refuse to accept the working con-
ditions. Suppose that is true, has
anybody done much of anything to
change these working conditions?
The answer is obvious.
We seem to take pride in saying
that sheep herding is the oldest
occupation known to man and
promptly proceed to take the new
herder out to camp to stay there
alone for the next six months
we hope. No doubt it is all very
much just as it was 1000 years ago.
Can't some fresh thinking figure
out some improvement in this age
old tradition?
Laborer- Renter Owner
Now right along with this labor
problem which is universal in all
of our agricultural production comes
the recollection of topic of dis
cussion of many of the Rural Prog
ress committees last winter. Many
were really concerned about the op-
portunities for young men and
young married couples. "The cost
of buying farm and setting up in
business is too high. They can't
do it,
Whence came the idea that q
young man in his twenties must own
his own ranch? Why is it a matter
of general concern that this young
couple must have lot of credit
so they can buy place?
The old, old process of getting es'
tablished in agriculture has stood
for so long that perhaps, in our ana
lytica1 frame of mind, we can &C
cept it-laborer, renter, owner, il
that order. That has been the stor.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

FORD so Tudor; s cylinder; fully
equipped. far above average: many
extras. As little as $50 down, fuil
price, S195. Ask for Sam. Closed
sunday, see Monday at HANDLEY-
PeoRSDa 1928 Ga. ave. NV, ia.
FORD '5a Custom IS" Tudor; over
drive, radio, heater, 2-tone green
tinish. Custom-tailored seat covers.
Absolutely immaculate. As little as
Sl75 down, full price .S1.395. Ask
d dor George Closed SUNDAY, see Mon
ave: NV, ia. 9-S4l6.
FORn 81 Custom "S'' Fordor; over
drive, radio, heater and sun visor;
one owner, very low mileage; origi-
nal linht-b.ue finish; perfect through
out; As little as SIS down, full price
day; see Monday at HANDLEY-
FCRD. 1923 Ga. ave. NV, ia. o.
roR0 80 Country Squire station
wagon; radio. heater. beautiful light
blue finish. 3 seats; far above aver
dditicn; only sa5 down: full price
SS95,. Ask for Sam. Closed sunday
see Monday at HANDLEY-FoRD
63S3 Ga. ave. NV. IA. 9-S416.
metallic blue, finish. .S795. 8 other
BRfNcH MOTORS. ~. s-1is5.
FORD so station wagon; r. and h.,
overdrive, new Wv. tires and bat
terry; good cond.; 5000. JE. 2-582S.
FORD 80 Fordor convertible sedan
very. good condition, good motor, &
good tires, orig. black finish, regular
top plus custom /, cut-down top:
passed SO inspection; $3.50 cash.
EN-. 2-2244. Ia
FORDS t2)-Owner must sell so
Ford club Custom coupe; r. and h.
and 53 Custom Tudor with less than
5000 miles. Call Evergreen 4-6215.
Ia
FORD 81 custom VS. Tudor: Ford
omatic. radio. heater. turn signals;
this car is perfect; low mileage; 1
owner; 1895. MORRIS HUGHES,
1912 Ga. ave NV. RA. 6-1122.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
AUToMoBiLEs ron SALE
q .AUroMoBlLEs FOR SALE AUToMoBIlEs FOR SALE

FORD 40 de luxe cony.; green. new
perfect cond. OIL. 1881.
FORD 81 Tudor: Sl00 or best offer.
FORD FOR 'SSs iS3s Tudor; excellent motor;
FORD 1850 Custom g. sedan Fordor:
equipped; dark green finish. with
harmonizing seat covers; only $745.
PARKWAY-FORD. 305I NJ st. NV,
AID. 2-O1S5. Open 8 to 9, Sat. til 8.
FSRD lsRg ws o@ isaee SSF
gain, $i,675. OWNER. JU. 5-cl33.
FORD 80 Tudor: radio and heater;
maroon finish. bargain. ST, ,295:
2-day money back trial; 4-month
written guare ntee. HILL q SAN
FORD .52 Ranch Wagon; cylinder.
heater. turn signals. new-car condi.
ton; 81 .495; STEUART TRUCK
CENTER, .oO1 W. Virginia ave, pc
FORD 50 Custom de luxe Tudor;
new: news S7a5 or best offer. wo. 6-so03
FORD 1885 Phaeton: beautiful cond.,
frcnt end, spring, shocks, brakes
starter. battery, top, tonneau cover;
rubber good: Southwind heater;
$3.50. DE. 2-2S47.
FORD 1853 Victoria; by owner; low
mileage. Call after 2 pm, JU
FORD so Custom "s' Fordor; ir
showroom condition throughout;
blue finish, radio. heater. many 9th.
er extras. Guaranteed to satisfy
AS little as $35 down, full price
SS95. Ask for Buddy. Closed sun
day. see Monday at HANDLEY-
FORD. 1928 Ga. ave. NV. ia
FORD so Custom IS" club coupe; ra-
dio, heater, lustriocs wine finish
As little as S22.50 down. full price
S745. Ask for Phil Closed Sunday,
sec Monday at HANDLEY-FORD
6323 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-S4l6.
FORD 80 Tudor; grey finish, custom
tailored covers, fully equipped. As
little as S25 down, full price S695,
Ask for Sam. Closed Sunday. see
Monday at HANDLEY-FORD, 1923
Ga. ave. NV. Ia. 9-S416.
FORD '52 VS. Fordor; r. and h..
seat covers. 2-tone finish. black and
cream; real sharp car. Priced 70
sell, S1.395. Trade or terms. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS, JU. S-11S5.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

FORD 40 Tudor; oyerdrive. radio
heater. beautiful light gray finish.
matching seat covers. full inspection
guarantees, all this for only $40
down; full price, $595. Ask for
George; Closed Sunday. see Monday
g ntv HATEpLE11F3RD' Ta aEs1,8 essS Ga. ave !
FORD AS de luxe VS. Tudor; radio.
heater. seat covers; original black
$zsS. MoRR1ssSRGggeHEs.~ 7sis misss5s. ga.
FoRD FoeSRsD ny ~ Fa Fordor SileS Completely ia dy.r
hauled. dual exhaust; best offer over
FORD '35; must sell Immediately,
owner going into service; '46 Ford
motor, heater. SIS. RA. $500.
FSRP eadS 1859 e,ss Custom m Eesae,; +, ana
FORD 40 Custom Tudor; overdr. >,
owheerp:o h hepo s75o efssl TN assgS0 cSnsi; original
FORD 1860 conv.; +. and h.. Wv.
tires; new top: excellent condition;
$3.50 Call Monday. WA. 7-9794,
FORD Model A standard coupe: &c.
$3.50. RIA. 3-l472 after IL am.
FORD '53 Custom "s" Tudor; ma
room and ivory, r. and h.. Wv.
tires and many other extras. very
low mileage. new-car warranty;
Si,79S. VIRGINIA MOTOR SALES.
III ~ WASHINGTON St., Alex. Va.
oV 3-O7l1. Open IL to 8 Sunday.
la
FORD 81 Tudor: finished In original
deep blue. radio. heater. very low
mileage. perfect from bumper to
9umper; drive out, find out, for this
1ne value; as little as S45 down;
Iul price, S995. Ask for George.
CioSed Sunday, see Monday Al
HANDLEY- FORD. 6323 Ga. ave.
NV. ia. 9-S4l6.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
AuToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

DODGE 80 convertible club coupe:
radio. heater; original blue finish,
cessT coSeT 'os spotisSt nS and ana many osSss
fun price, S996. Ask for Buddy:
Closed Sunday. see Monday at
HANDLrEY5FSoRD. I 63as Ga. ave.
DODGE l; 1870 30 sedan good .ss,0,: cond, new new
rifice 500. DU. T-0613.. :,
DODGE ,39 coupe; r and h.: good
cond; Best offer: ia. ,5-6375:
D0DGF 1913 taxi; excellent condi.
ssssn t,Sn; suitable Ts 's.,f't f9T business car
DODGE AZ convertible: . good run.
ming car and only S245. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. a0I0 r. Il ave. ne.
DoDGE @ o'sS 81 club coupe: beautiful
% or terms: sos down. WoIFE MO-
TORS, 1921 Wisconsin ave. nm
DODGE 4s sedan; good condition d n
NOTICES, 1910 R. /. ave. me-
DODGE 81 Coronet 4-door: radio.
heater. gyromatic transmission. seat
owner car; worthwhile guarantee;
ssu me-, cHRYsIER-PLYMoUTa, !; i " 9 TEEN. EN-
:-470s. 4S00 Wisconsin ave. --I4
DODGE 40 Coronet 4-door: radio,
neaeF yer2 isn Isga ana ssa
WHEEI Err, INC. cHRYsLER-PIY-
MOUTH. FM. 3-470s. $500 Wis
FIAT 1850 coupe; good cond.: lst
S325 takes it. Phone EN-. 2-0s62,
FORD 1a4a conv.: r. and h.; very
Wo SS0d et4ss7 tiFsS;. clean asking Is $500.
FORD 80 Custom de luxe Tudor:
BLACK, r. and h, turn signals, low
warranty: SS05. ARLINGTON MO-
3 TOR CO. (Ford), 1917 N. Moore st.
Arl. Va: ia. 7-s7S!. -la
FORD 81 Custom club coupe; r. and
i. er 1t isn't aHsi What ifS YOU ~ pay. it's what
ssn Ssnty ~; ST $3.50 ,S5S q 0aERIiNeTbN GiRSST No
TOR Is} Sc GO. tEord1, ,s1s7 ls17 N. Moore st.
FORM, '49 custom de luxe Fordor;:
owner, very clean. Plenty Of used
cars in town but none like this one.
6-mo. or 6.QO0-mi. warranty; S795.
ARLINGTON MOTOR co. Ford
1917 N. Moore ST.. Arl, Va. ia
FORD RiS4 80 Tudo. de luxe s-cyl. '!S5";
orig. good paint; runs like late
FORD 81 and '53 fully equip; excel.
conliticn; will take any reasonable
FORD vi "V-S" Custom Tudor: Ford
omatic. perfect cond. Dark blue. T.
ard h., / owner. %. 500 mi. $3.50.
5000 down. DU 7-134S. la
FORD 1853 Victoria; ivory and blue;
Fordomatic. w.-wa tires, complete
equip: perf. cond, Can't be dup
licated at $1,000. BY OWNER,
10. 7-927S. l{a ss EAt Ia
FORD 80 Custom 'S' Fordor sedan;
fully equip; clean as q pin in and
out; only lS795. ROYAL MOTORS.
Chrysler Plymouth. 4100 Ga. ave.
NV, ia. 9-2900 -16
FORD '52 Tudor; r. and H.. 125-h.p.
Mercury motor with aluminium
heads; 2-tone green; 81 400. JE; A.
FORD AZ VS. sedan: excel. cond.;
red. S475 or best offer; low mile
age. JU. 1-o761. Ia