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Evening star., 1953-01-18
Service News
Farewell Parties
Planned for PAGES
Retiring Army Secretary and Wife
Have House Guests: Other Visitors

tary Personnel Policy Division
Office of Secretary of Defense.
The Dabneys have been the
houseguests of the commanding
general, Military District OF
Washington, Mai. Gen. Edwin K
Wright, and Mrs. Wright, since
Wednesday, when they closed
their home in Bancroft and sent
their household goods on to Fort
Jackson.
Gen. and Mrs. Wright asked
close friends of their guests to a
6 to 8 o'clock farewell party that
same day.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. j. Matejka
entertained on Friday for Gen,
and Mrs. Dabney. asking friends
for 6 o'clock to say good-by.
The commanding officer at
West Point, Maj. Gen. Frederick
Irving, and Mrs. Irving arrive to-
day and are staying at the Off
GERS club, Fort Myer. until
Wednesday when they will return
home. Their daughter, Miss
Betty Irving, is with them and
they will undoubtedly see much
of the inaugural.
Mr.. KimboII Feted
The Chief of Naval Operations,
Admiral William M. Fechteler
and Mrs. Fechteler were hosts at
dinner on Thursday at AdmiraPS S
House, Naval Observatory. Their
honor guest was the retiring Sec
retary of the Navy, Mr.. Dan A.
Kimball. Mrs. Kimball did not
return to town and she is at
their home on the West Coast.
The Secretary of the Navy
designate, Mr.. Robert B. Ander-
son and Mrs. Anderson were
among the guests. Others were
Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers, the Assistant Secretary
of the Navy and Mrs. Herbert r..
Askins, the Assistant Secretary
of the Navy for Air and Mrs.
John F. Floberg, the Deputy
Chief of Naval Operations, Vice
Admiral Francis S. Low, and Mrs.
Low and the Chief of Naval Per-
sonnel. Vice Admiral Laurence T.
Du Bose, and Mrs. Du Bose.
Vice Admiral and Mrs. Du
Bose, who are soon to leave
Washington for New York, where
they will have quarters at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, were up
there on Wednesday doing some
pre-moving planning, returning
to town in time for the Fechteler
dinner Thursday evening.
Guests Coming
On Thursday the Du Boses'
son-in-laW and daughter, Comdr.
and Mrs. Royal Joslin, are ar
irving to spend a week with them
before they leave to motor across
the continent en- route to Hawaii,
where they will be stationed for
the next two years.
Comdr. Joslin has been on
duty at the Armed Forces Staff
College, and while there, Mrs.
Joslin and their children, Ann,
Patricia and their small son who
is named after his maternal
grandfather but affectionately
called Duby, have been living in
Norfolk, Va.
Friends in town have received
cards from Capt. and Mrs. Dale
Collins. who are at present in
Honolulu, where Capt. Collins Is
on duty, telling of the arrival in
Washington of Mrs. Collins
about the middle of the week.
Very popular here, Mrs. Collins
is certain to find round of en-
tertainment already scheduled
for her.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
|Mr. Hurney
| To Be Wed
In April

Mrs. Joseph John Crowley, ST.,
announces the engagement of
her daughter, Frances Peak, to
Mr.. Thomas John Hurney, son
of Mrs. Thomas John Hurney
and the late Mr.. Hurney, who
was a member of the faculty of
Georgetown University Law
School.
Miss Crowley, daughter of the
late Mr.. Crowley, is a graduate
of the Georgetown Visitation
Convent and the Anne Nc
Laughlin School.
Mr.. Hurney was graduated
from St. Joseph's Preparatory
School in Philadelphia and the
Georgetown University School
of Foreign Service.
The wedding will take place
in April.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
Anna Compton
7oBe Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar P. Comp
ton Of Arlington announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Anna Belle, to Mr.. Munson H.
Lane, jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane. also of Arlington.
The wedding is to take place
in April.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
Ann Hofberg
| Bride-EIect

Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Solomon Hofberg of
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Ann to Capt. Samuel Finkel-
man. U. S. A., son of Mrs. Abra-
ham Finkelman of Philadelphia
and the late Mr.. Finkelman.
Capt. Finkelman is now sta
toned in Germany with the
Medical Service. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
Club Luncheon

The members of the Marine
Aviation Wives Club will meet
for luncheon on Thursday at the
Fort Myer Officers Club. Mrs
Robert L. Conrad, chairman OF
the luncheon committee, will be
assisted by Mrs. A. j. Armstrong
Mrs. H. P. Mosca, jr., and Mrs.
r. G. Lehnert. Presiding will be
Mrs. Edward c. Dyer.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
Tea Hostess

Mrs. Henry DIETRICH Steffens
is entertaining at tea this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
Lindens, her home near Bryan
town.
Evening star., 1953-09-29
Your Talk
Can Win
Romance

A Chicago publisher finds a common
cause of broken romance can be your
conversation. Talk too little or too
much, say the wrong thing at the
wrong time, and you may find your
self alone in life.
People know you by your words
and, to help you paint the right word
picture of yourself. this publisher has
developed a simple and effective
method of conversation technique
that pays real dividends in romantic,
social and business advancement.
How your conversation can win
you new popularity, confidence, and
poise is told in a fascinating booklet,
Adventures in Conversation. Sent
free, it describes the method by
which you can make better i'm
preston every time you talk.
In easy steps, the method teaches
you secrets of conversation to help
you get acquainted, develop friend
ships, and influence others.
To acquaint more readers of this
paper with the rules for developing
skill in everyday conversation, the
publishers have printed full details
of their interesting self-training
method in the 24-page booklet which
will be mailed free to anyone re-
questing it. The address is
Dept 2556, Conversation Studios,
835 Diversey Parkway, Chicago IA,
Ill. A postcard will do. Adv.
Evening star., 1953-09-29
S1O,O35 Pledged in Week
For Cathedral Fund

A total of $1O,O35 in pledges
has been collected in the first
week of the $4,000 Washington
Cathedral sustaining and build
ing fund drive, volunteer work.
ers reported yesterday at their
first weekly report luncheon.
The figure is $1,811 below the
1852 total at the same point in
the drive.
Clarence E. Allen. promotion
chairman for the Cathedral, sug-
gested that workers broaden
their canvassing activities to
cope with the areas declining
and shifting population.
Among those who attended
the luncheon in the YWCA were
Commissioner Samuel Spencer
Assistant Secretary of Commerce
and Mrs. James C. Worthy, John
L. O'Brien. former Solicitor Gen.
eral. and the Right Rev. Angus
Dun, Episcopal Bishop of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1953-09-29
R. {. Short Resiqns
Agriculture Post
BY the Assoeioted Press

Romeo E. Short yesterday re-
signed as Assistant Secretary OF
Agriculture and director of the
departments Foreign Agricul-
tural Service. He gave reasons of
health.
Secretary Benson appointed
Assistant Secretary John H.
Davis to direct the Foreign Agri-
cultural Service.
Howard H. Gordon. admin
istrator of the Production and
Marketing Administration, was
given Mr.. Davis former duties
as director of commodity mar
keting and adjustment and
president of the Commodity
Credit Corp. Mr.. Gordon will
continue as head of the PIMA.
A department announcement
said new assistant secretary to
fill the vacancy caused by Mr.
Shorts resignation will be named
later.
Mr.. Short, whose home is at
Brinkley, Ark. was vice president
of the American Farm Bureau
Federation when brought into
the department at the start of
the Eisenhower administration.
Evening star., 1953-09-29
Hollywood Diary
Paramount to Seek
Oscar for Audrey
By SheiIoh Grohom

Burt's 5-year-old son is now so
per cent recovered from the polio
which felled him two years ago.
Burt told me he expects a COM
plete cure.
Ty Power owns two apartment
houses in Rome where he'll live
between pictures and plays.
When Columbia remakes Gold
en- Boy" look for Tony Curtis
to repeat the William Holden
role. 1t made Bill a potential
star, you'll recall.
Now I've heard everything, and
you're going to: Marjorie Main
has lecture tour in the works
for Southern and Eastern COL
leges. Visiting eight higher halls
of education after she finishes
Rose Marie" at Metro, Marge
will talk about acting. . Jane
Powell plans a cross-country sub
scrlption concert tour next
spring.
Publishers expect Polly Adler's
"a House Is Not A Home" tome
to sell 100000 copies. under
stand it's over the million mark.
But they'll never get it off the
ground as a movie.
X X
Look Magazine is doing a
serialized story on Howard
Hughes. Scribes and photogs
have been living with him in
Las Vegas for five weeks.
Ezio Pima, after his world
series reporting and hollidaying
in the East, will be heading this
way again. He's booked to sing
for four weeks at the Sands
Hotel in Las Vegas, starting Jan
uary l. I've been asked why so
many stars of the stage and
screen are doing night-club en-
gagements. I don't know about
the stage, but Hollywood is so
shy on pictures right now, every
one who can sing, dance or talk
is scrambling for some of that
gold in the nitery belt.
Gary Cooper is selling his
Montana ranch to some oil peo-
pie. / guess Rocky will take over
his share of the house they are
building together in Beverly
unless they reconcile. =. Greta
Peck tells me she isn't staying
home twiddling her thumbs. II
date lot of different people, "
says Greta. ...
X y ~
Mae West is planning Great
Lovers of History" TV series.
She'll kid babes like Cleopatra
and Catherine the Great. :. . And
this. I think. is cute: Ella Logan
refused a terrific musical for
Broadway based on the life of
Nell Gwynne, because, she told
me, II don't think it would be
in good taste to play, Nell dur
ing coronation year"
1ngrid Bergman is talked of
for Warmers "Anastasia." but it
will be made in England.
tReleased by North American
Newspaper Alliance.1
Evening star., 1953-09-29
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Paramount will go on pub
licity bender for Audrey Hepburn
to get the Oscar for Roman
Holiday" and for Van Heflin,
who was Just great in Shane" b"
l wish Van would come back
and make some more pictures.
Audrey, by the way, has rented
an apartment here from Loretta
Young'S mother.
Dick Haynes lawyer will
argue that if Congress could
change the law to allow Ursula
Thesis to bring her parents here,
then perhaps they can soften
toward Dick Haynes. I'll be sorry
for Dick if he's deported.
1t isn't true that Prince Ally
Khan gave Gene Tierney the
car he bought originally for Rita
Hayworth. The auto he gave
Gene is a new and special job.
y x x
James Mason'S beard in
Prince Valiant" is strictly out
of that century. But James
wanted Vandyke, or he
wouldn't play. There was so
much unfavorable com m n
about James taking his 5-year-
old daughter Porty to a night
club, 1 don't believe he'll do it
again. Wonder why the COOL
ness between Mason and Hide
gard Neff. They made The
Berlin Story" together over there,
but she didn't call on him while
she was here.
Judy Holiday is due back from
Mexico with her husband this
week, to prep MY Sister Eileen"
What happened to her nightclub
act with Peter Lawford?
X X i;
Burt Lancaster is on a weight
gaining diet. He lost too much
after his recent operation.
Evening star., 1953-09-29
; Women Sue Ford Co.
And Clio for s. Million
By the Associated Press

DETROIT. Sept. 29.-Three
women, claiming to represent
los others. filed a SO million suit
against the Ford Motor Co. and
the CIO United Auto Workers
Union yesterday, charging they
were Disseminated against be-
cause of their sex.
Neither Ford nor the union
had any comment.
The women said the los others
had assigned their claims to
them. The SO million, accord
ing to the women, represented
lost wages and other benefits
since 1949.
The women claimed they were
laid off in 1949 at Ford's River
Rouge plant and men were hired
to replace them.
Evening star., 1953-09-29
Films of More Than Routine Mer
DRIVEN THEATRES
NYRN0pF Arlir
SAAAkB OAb = OF 4

AIRPORT a. 4f'i"gtHS Ts;oo
THE STOOGE." DEAN MARTIN
JERRY LEWIS, at Z and 1880; Plus
STARS ARE SINGING" tTech), h,
ROSEMARY CLOONEY, at Q. Car
toon. Located in Arlington on .. S.
Route /, just over the 14th St
Bridge. Kids free
ppNNrH Branch Ave. Sc. Route 81
oAAfANOA 6ll2 Miles So Of D c Line
10 S-S9SS
Tonight Onlyi 3 Dimensions.
GUY MADISON. FRANK LOVEJOY in
CHARGE AT FEATHER RIVER.
In Color. at $40
2nd Hit DEAD END KIDS in
KEEP EN- SLUGGING."
At ZOO. 1925.
Weds.- Thurs, ''HOUDIN1 and
HURRICANE ISLAND"
Reach: Branch Ave. Via, Suttlsnd
Pkwy. From S. Capitol Bridge OF Via
Pa. Ave. Sc. Drive Ga Mi. SO. OF
D Line.
Evening star., 1953-09-29
West Virginia Realtors
To Meet in Marfinsburq

MARTINSBURG. w. Va, Sept.
29.-The West Virginia Associa-
ton of Realtors will hold its
35th annual meeting here Octo-
ber 8 and 10. More than $50
persons are expected.
The Berkeley County Board of
Realtors, which will be host to
the gathering, has completed
plans for the affair. Headquar-
ters will be at the Shenandoah
Hotel.
A. Lovelace Starliper, former
association president. is chair
man of convention arrange
ments.
Evening star., 1953-09-29
ppNNTU Bruneh Ave. Sc. Route 81
OAAFANVA 6l2 Miles So Of D c Line
ARE DRIVEN THEATRE

Family ShOwpIace of the Southeast"
1I00 Indian Head Hwy, 3 miles
from the d. C. line, a direct route out
south Capitol st. Sc. to A c. Open
PM. Phone LO. 1850:
Ends Tonight. Lovable ILL" In
Technicolor. Feature at 9.3u; PIuS
WILLIAMS Feat at 7:45. Weds;; =
Thurs. TONY CURTIS in "HOUDl.
Nj in Color: Plus JOHN PAYNE
in CARIBBEAN " in Color. Cartoon
and Playground for the Kiddies.
Evening star., 1953-09-29
SITNCET Leesbvrs Pike. Route ?

WVSHD"S Al BoIeYs KoddS
Omen 6.3O. Starts = THE RAND
w A q o NJ tTechnicolorl; FRED
ASTAIRE, CYD CHARISSE, SO;
Plus BLUE BLOOD" in Color BILL
I0'I5 Also Cartoon. Riddles Free
Wednesday. FIXED BAYONEIS
Evening star., 1953-09-29
E. NJ. LOEW'S
MT VERNON OPEN AIR

Rt. 1. So. of Alexandria. so. S-S72".
Last Times Tonight. Comedy. Of the
Year. MIR. SCOUTMASTER," CLIFF
ture. in True-C Color. RIDE THE
MAN DOWN" BRIAN DONLEVY;
S:50 Color Cartoon! Latest News!
Kiddies Free! Free Miracle Fairy
land! Fun for All! Box Office Opens
at $40 Every Evening. Starts Weds..
WAR OF THE WORLDS" Plus
WAGON WHEELS"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14
SaFety
Notes

ksw York. ny. Tha ayeraas
ldcfme a. TIE Americas people
Hnnehnd 1 nNw hlah n eSf ynaFa
N 1850. aeenfdina 10 tha 2elfopo-
hlan Life Insurance Company 3 siA-
nsiicians. This repFesents = sam
Of a years sInee 100. ourln9 ne
pgiog halt eenfery = from $50 %
100 - ne snerenss wsa Only seven
pears.
AZ . result II the Increase r.
mnNeviiY since ahe start Of ma
century, TIE average American
Ohio uow reaches age - has -
many years q life nefoFe him -
dld the average nawly bora baby
e. 800.
The Gain il expectations 81 life
nInce ne tarn e the century .
attributed b he aiaiislicisnt %
striking adtanesa n TIE medical
and allied sciences. the greater
number ana wider activities q pub.
lie and voluntary health agencies.
and the RAPID rise Ia Tie standard
81 living
Women have nol only had =
longer average life tilne than men
enrine ne pest half century. but
hey have also made ne mere Fa-
pld gains IL longevily. IN 1850 ihe
expectation 81 lile 81 birth for
white females was T14 years, a.
compared wlth ess years Cor white
malet, q difference Of nearly OK
years.
The Improvement h longevity,
thr siallslielans nsis. has increas.
al greatly ne chances Il survival
70 mldl.fe and - he threshold q
90 ass. VITA ne mortality condi.
tons arcund 800, only - out Of
Nvrfy hundfed ngwiy born babies
could BE- expected 10 reach aga 40.
and their remaining lifetime then
averaged as years. undei current
rnnrialliy. the chances a Husvltnl
% age 20 ere s. n 100, and TIE
expectation Of LIE 81 that age q
ssl years similarly, the chances
e living from aKe - % age 8
have risen from g % "a per 100.
IA il n0i lIkAly that ne second
hall "A this century will equal fha
accomplishment a the first half In
improving the average length q
llle ne slasislleinns predict
there are aiill substantial mar
nIns Cor Improvement. however,
nnd II probably will got he long
before lhe population 81 cur eoun.
~ reaches 81 average lifetime Of
20 years"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14

tended The meeting a. guests a the
ltnnA.
obryant sid nat fnur class.
ICONS. sn offlce ana q library vii
Dc butt ~ TIE Marathun sckool
Il was approved % ne school
board ms week IN TIE Upper
Keys plans have been drawn Coz
tssr additional elassrooms there.
ooi they have beer given hack d
the arcAiseet f0r minor alterations
Schooi Beard President Gerald
Adams also tad IL the plans lor
expansion in TIE Keys schooi SIS.
ten. lie sad TIE architect will BE-
gin work oa the Marathon school
soon. hldS I'll Be les and actual
construction Eli set under way.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14
Joel McCrea
IsHOnywOOd
NativeSOn

Among TIE important names on
iI0llywood'a roster Of film stars.
that IL Joel Mecrea boasts an un.
nmal distinction.
Now starring with Barbara Hale
and Alex Nlcol IN unlveraal.Inter
nalional's Teehnlcolof The Lone
Hand. opening Wednesday a ths
Strang Theatre. McCFea Il one Of
lhe very few stars a the screen
Who was born IN the shadows Of
the movie studies and remained 10
become enc uf einemalands most
hernlded acting assets.
joel was born IN South pasa.
dena. 4 short distance from Holly
WOOD and Vine. when Joel was stu
young. ne family moved over TIE
hlll % Hollywood. where be played
on warrant lots which have since
become the sitas a great motion
picture studios.
Al the aee II thirteen Mecrea|
started working summers ON a.
eatllc ranch near Bakersfield and
following his graduation from Hot
lywood where he played extra roles
in films and acquired q taste for
acting While playiEg a lead role
In . college play be vas spotted
hy Director Sam Wood and gwen
4 small DC n The Fair Ce.Ed
starring Marion Davies.
In 1880. while playing In "un-
importanf" hero In . WIN Rogers
film. "kAghinin'" Joel met the
great humogiss who took 4 deep
liking 70 him. principally because
81 his love ioF ranch life. On Rod
gers advice he managed 10 serape|
together sufficient money b buy
Loo acres which has now been
expanded 10 asoo acres.
McCrea now Ives On his large
ranch with bis wife. the former
actress Frances Dee. and hia tive
sons. joe, u. and iS.year-old ia.
va.
The maior portion of The Lone
Hand vas photographed on locs
tot near Durango. Colorado. Char.
les nranke. Jimmy Hunt and Jim
AIusss head TIE large supporting
east
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14
Family Comedy OpensSOOn At Monroe

A hgaxe actor n Tum Ewuli 60
ssaFFima wsih Jaiia Adama 80
EVe1gn VaFdsn In LniFNFaai later.
naiianala "Flndefs Keuuers =
openfnx Wesnesday q ths Manroe
fhealra.
Hs ahewsd rs euursss h &c.
sspslng she roe IL tia eomedy a..
spite h faff . pfee6esoas a.
and > eslis dog also had BIZ parfs
Al Il go lids and doxa are noseg.
luaa Ear stealing scenes.
Arr guy who would leoparslze
BIS future ~ trying 10 break eges
Win > ehlld IN . picture deserves
some kind ~ = medal for reckless.
ness. observes Eweii. last seen e.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14

wenk On n hecome famUus ~ lhe
king e the klspernna. piaying u
mere nap shows than any ether
actor q - tine. IN u years be
appeared h ~ playa, az az them
unsueeezzial bas ha feels tAat he
learned : Ios abous ne art q set.
lng h ne :aaanllme.
In "Findexs Keepers" Ewell
plays an ex-enn whose preeocious
little sen eanses no end % eruuhle
hy hmufins BIS little red wag0n
home filed wigh money and iew.
els. Teas screen wife is plsyed
by julia Adams ard his mother b
Broadway actress Evelyn Warden.
The preeocious little son Il played
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14

she seFeen ~ ~wnle" Ia 81 Maui.
aam'a ~ Frmnt
~nhi q feliow rs wonld Try IN
hBld hts omn h . LIN wslh . ghli6
ed 3 dec. hs eonlInnes. fought
- gct q Distinguished ssrvice
eEoss."
Kwen knows whal he's talking
abouf. he hexan aw1lna. direxflng
nnd writing while alfanding the
University n WBcumsin and Ten
college when . temk show played
4 date et Madison. Wisconsin.
home al the university. Tom iefg
town with the show.
Ile later made his New York de-.
Bat Ia They Snail Not DE" and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14

Master-Cude cuts up to 75's Of turning efFortEyer
it leaves you with the natural feel" Of steering on
the straghtaway.
There are many other 6ne-car features, tool Ford
Full-Circle Visibility =. foam-nibber cushioned
seats front and rear on al models finishes that
arc baked on over a complete rust-proo6ng treat
merit :. !. TO mention few.
&D
Ii takes all these features to make fine car fvuly
fine :. worth more when you buy il -. and in
resale, tool A survey Of used car lots proves that
people are willing to pay larger percentage Of the
original cost for year-old Fords than for av other
used cars No doubt about it, Fords your best buyt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14

sehopi Board Member Faney
rsrker "a Tavernier also attended
she meeting and spoke.
The school year mas started Of
On = gaod irack. 0Bryans tod
the gyoap. BE laaded TIE staff Ear
Their efsiciency.
lie then iniressesd Edith Roberts
coordinaior 81 Instruction. No
said shs vas ZANZIBAR with TIE
Ions Educational and Sixht Saving
wo<k. She also cited 0'Bryans STAT.
nc. A school system Il only a.
eood IS is Leadership. that's
the way We advance in education !"
Miss Margaret Strasser, Miss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14

Eusenla Nicola. Mrs. Ann Tucker.
Mss judy Taylor. Ut. Harold
campbeiL ALERT Carey. Charles
Albury, WILBUR Franklin. Ned Sim.
manS and Gerald Cuthrse we're also
introduced ard gave short tabs.
Or. Campbell. px-acipal AZ Nay
West High Sehool. tad of me cour.
ses available b students now 81 tAe
school. Ne outlined re college prep
araiory course. TIE commercial
course. and The general course.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14

~ Dusty" HeEley. a.. and tire
scene stealing dog's name u
sGeorge."
Flinders Keeper" features Rich,
ard ERan and Jaek Elan. Freder
iek De cordova directed and Leo.
.nard Coidslein produced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14
Marathon LiOnsHear O'Brvant Tell OF Plans

MARATHON - Plans IN hmlld
Iour elansrooma ca hath lhe Sue
~. Mocre acn0oi IN NARRATOR and
tie Coral Shores sehool In fsiam.
orada Tavernisr were revealed
~ County Sehooi Superintendent
Ioraee 0'Bryant 81 Ire Marathon
Lkons club meeting last week.
0'Bryant and . dozen others
from the county school system a..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14
No doubt about it,
Fords the one fine car
in the low price field

less than many Six cylinder cars. And Ford
powered with the high compression Mileage Maker
Six costs even less.
Then, too Ford's body built like the best. with
steel body panels of the same quality and thickness
as in the most expensive cars.
Ford also proves that a car doesn't need to carry
gas-thirsty extra weight to gentle" you over the
bumpiest roads, For Fords smooth, level ride blots
out the bumps cuts front end road shock alone
up to 80%i
Also you can have your Ford vs. with Master
Guide. the last word in power. steering. Ford
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-14
Feature after feature. :. part after
part. Ford is as fine as the finest
yet it's priced Nth the IOiVest.

No car built has such enthusiastic and growing prefer
ence as the SO Ford and wonder. For other car
with such wealth Of ne-car features so little as Ford
Yes Ford with aris 6necar quality offered price that's
easy to pay
You can have Ford with VS. engne-the same type Of
engine that powers Americas expensive caror hundreds
Worth more tChen you buy IL