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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-06
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Most az % have q tendeney 20
waiver errsiieally h9iween tw0 en-
trames-oplimisrn amd Tesaimism
concerning Ksy Vest We look a.
the ngw buildings beng erected
ard pride washes ever e..
KEY West . headed fox perman.
eni prosperity" We bras. ''Soon
vel have . hnndred thousand
populatonl"
Alert that time we siumhlg over
hroken sidewalk O. gsi our false
teeth iolisd oul e ear mousA hy
an unusuaIly bad bump IN the
street end car res hope gives way
d aeiertion.
80 politieians." &c waa. I'VE
pay taxes and nexer SCI any Inn.
proxemenss. In . iFw years. no ene
vii want % live on the lslandl"
Truth 81 the mstier - that the
lphysieal characteristics 81 eur
toWn-good or had-have little d
Do win future prosperity. Tie new
hulldinas can become known a.
s'so.and.sos Fony." TIE streets
paved or umpaved--ean beeome
merely markers # wat might
have been. EveFything aepends up
q our mental attitude.
Most az us wani Neg West d
prosper bui were not wiling d
develop ne loyalty and homespir
4 Il necessary for ms % he aeeom
lplished. H0w many e ~ 60 q
Mani and huy prodncta which
eomld be bought tasi - ehearlS
and much mere easily here II
homes How msny loeal business
men make Their money from key
Westers and then re-lnxesi 4 Il
sons cher soMnl
How many times % yoa let Z
poiitcian know thag he is q ser
want of ne people and nUi . ilttis
sod In has own rigAtf Hoe ofies
% yoa ahow eommiseFatlon anG
understanding b larAislng TIE hn
man errors thsi yer civic leader
make and thus eneoufake them 4
keep en- trying Coo improvements
Dieks Tire service. - Trumar
Ave. d . fairy nsw BUSINESS Il
key Vest. HaxlnG eanildenee IN ths
fature u ear Isiand. wete install
ed TIE flrsi ard only Lodi recap
plng plani here. Fosks lave beer
sod b Ne ~ fsxoring car Shes
wah thew tire and taitery par.
ehaaas and repairA. Ii Feiarn. 80
Tee that a Is ~ b ~ 70 pln tas
eommuni1y in ever eisie enter
lpriEe Or impruxememt. q posni oal
eErurs. and b ~ - heip units
key West intn q thfiSia& teii-sal
aeiens towuship.
Lets "a lnin logeshar h eeSelop'
tng q ccmmunify pgnse thai wA
maze eur town outstanding u -
nafloz' Lets keep osr uade al
uar Business Al hame waen Ne ear
% ~ wslA prnrt<ai eeonomy'
! nleks IRE service lnNae1 20
b. visa the ahup en Traman Ave
C. a. a.wE1 We han1s new Z
s. hoynl tires an4 60 rs-sspz a.
u1e0nsllionally eaaTa1ssa1- Ihaxs
- q large parklng ha = ne rsai
Ct me store Scr yuar ennNenisnea
and % eaminate trsfile coagesties
oa Truman Afe. laeF1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-06

It's about time for another football season. and come
srandstand ehssrnr which somehow sets very FAR
above the moronie level
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-06

II you don't want 10 make any more money. stop ad
vertising IN this newspaper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-06

n seems hat with Rocky MarsianO two |. q crowd.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-18
AAEJ Judo Meet Set

SAN JOSE, Calf. Feb. 10-The
first nationwide AAU judo tourna-
ment will be held here in the Spar
tan gym, May 80, under the direc-
ton of Yosh Uchida San Jose State
judo coach, who has been named to
four important national and region
al posts in connection with the an
cient japanese sport
Uchida has been selected as the
first commissioner of judo for the
/ Pacific association AAU, national
judo tournament director, a member
of the AAU national judo rules
committee and, for fourth consecu-
tive year he has been selected pre-
sident of the Northern California
Black Belt Society.
Some 200 judoists from Hawaii to
New York are expected. COMPETE
ton will be on both team and indi-
vidual basis.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-18
Wins LA. Net Title

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Feb. 10
(Rafu Shimpo Dispatch)-With a
loss of only five games Jim Sato
breezed by Cliff Robbins, 81, GA,
in the finals of the junior veterans
singles in the 35th annual Los An
geles Metropolitan Tennis champ
ionships at Griffith Park last week
Sato and partner Bill Smith lost
in the junior veterans doubles finals
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-18
Inukai Stars

. Oregon Nisei Bowling League
High game and series-Harry
Inukai, 231 and 539.
Harry Inakai $50, Sam Okazaki
536, Ed Dong 534, Tosh Okazaki 500
Herb Louie 500, Kaz Fujii SGT, Hank
Itami 514, Tom Shiiki 500
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-18
More Sports News
On Page 4
Eyes US. Ski Runs

| TOKYO, Japan, Feb. 18-Olympic
skier Chiharu 1gaya. who will study
at Dartmouth through the courtesy
of President CIV Starr of AIU, will
participate in the following ski COM
petition:
The All-America Skiing Champ
lonship and North America Ski
Jump at Stove ski run March and
n
All-America Ski-jump and Sla-
lom Championship at Aspen. Colo,
March IA and Is
Hartman Cup race on March 81
and %.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-18

HosHINo WAS BEST BArTLER IN GOLDEN GLOVES
ms week Golden Gloves Seattle The japanese a
cans nave no one special to cheer Nse listed on the card
Out some sixteen or seventeen you will recall lana
~ american youngster from Pendeon Greg excited the fans with
Ibis hard c0ung the Northwest Gloves camnonsbn
here
he was Harold Hoshino, featherweght who n,r,+ % t
ruh-sroWn welterwegh from waist up surck down ri s NTH
the pulverizng force of a ful-grown weterweipbt
sports followers called him Homicide Hal and thew loved him m
Ills oeaoV' terrific punching which paid with crown in his dy
% Inc Mise went to the Pacific championships in Los Ag
les without his manager the late AUSTIN Hoshno bowed in
h na there to across the country to
win the title
IN Homicide Hall Manager Austin poentaties The
Nse had the qualities champion He was in
eht ana eVelheaded he was quick feet he
had Knockout punch durable and tough and he
had the fighting oesre to win
Manager Austin taught the N the the floor
up homicide Hail was educated to face all
well defensive his lessons we'll The Nj
sci spent afternoons and YcA GYMS before
he plunged into the furnishing wars
Wnen the Nse turned to boxing the
string of knockout Every West Coast apa
glowing ring stars rmphs and
the japanese American communities openly commenting that
Hoshno could be top in rugged pro-
fession dominated by caucasan especially Negroes
here japanese ancestry punching power
explosive usually among
ena pugists. told the other
fellow with either think of entering
the fight game,
But alas the istanas Jack
World War sdelned years Apparently
the layo much although he made
excellent showing thrilling Ku Kong young re-
ccgnzed banamwegh: contender Islands
before upset unknown Filipino bat
tier who to up championship
Los Angeles before
No one with knowledge
resulting y-off period the have
made modest fortune
a punch-drunk victim,
thank Hoshno
geles, Except a
physically
norie of his many riumphs.
Somehow the Golden Gloves reminds friend
He quite a appear
Northwest Golden Gloves championships in Seattle.
. sIDElINE
originally formed before World War II
active with fifty members and its off
mentioned them preousy-are uggo Haa
Yosioka and shz Tsu treasurer when
Saints all Lotus affair last Wed
nsday fellows represented in the victory
scappy and Tommy Myaa the elongated CO.
m tuar tilt against Methodist Pacific
Northwest Tommy Umeda the Go For
Broke" pug Hawaiian Islands who plan to be in the
Philippines ooesnt right when Main Bowls
men team heads bowling Francisco without Pr-
new Tsui Tsu 100 is skip
ming the the latter part of this
month the will be finished in about
month according Oni who has promised us the
,ovdowr mn the predomnanly tip baseball ma
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-30

Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Muggy
are visiting their daughter Betty
and family in California.
Mrs. Gust Schmidt and Mrs. ].
H Gulau attended the 500 Club
party last Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Denver Rowley. Re.
freshments were served conclud
ing twelve games of play a n d
holders of high scores were given
awards.
Waldo Lindemann and daughter
Cecilia were Sunday afternoon
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II
Gulau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Ladiges o1
Sandusky and Mrs. Katherine Bis
sinette and son Bob of Fremont
called Sunday afternoon on MI
and Mrs. j. H. Gulau.
Miss Marsha Bahnsen of Dan
bury spent Friday with her grand
| mother. Mrs. Ben Bahnsen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-30

as the speaker. All churches in the
community being invited to partici-
pate.
With the completion of the lay
ing of the pipe line to the water
well, which was drilled late in
1851, will increase the capacity of
the water pumping station from
200 gallons per minute to $50 per
minute. The new well is located
On the Walter Camper farm, just
west of the treating plant.
Village council has granted the
Edison Company teh right to con
duct a survey test of the electrical
distribution owned by this village.
and the survey will be made in
conjunction with the proposed
purchase suggested by the Edison
Company. John w. Klee, Edison
Company representative in Genoa
area, appeared before the council
members and made the request
that the survey of the facilities be
allowed, with the expenses of the
survey being borne by the com
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-30

phia Baum, Mrs. Edo bergman,
Mrs. Jake Brown, Mrs. Andrew
Verkin, Mrs. RichaF Saessler.
Mrs. John Frania we're among
the group which attended the
meeting of the Fremont deannery
at ST. Casmir's church Fremont.
Tuesday evening, ladies attending
the meeting being from Port Clin-
ton, Genoa Bowling Green, Gus
tar, Clyde, Fremont, Perrysburg,
and Millersville.
Heard in the court of justice of
the peace, Frank Karchner, Milton
A. Astle of Wyandotte, Mich, who
was sentenced to three days in the
Ottawa county Jail and also fined
500 and costs on a charge of driv-
ing while under the influence OF
liquor, filed by State Highway Pa.
trolman George Babka, John B
Bastubee of Millbury was fined
$50 and costs for disturbing the
peace, as aresult of an incident on
the John Hille farm, near Gray,
! town, Deputy Sheriff Clarence
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-30

pany, and the entire map record
being turned over to the board of
public affairs,
Reactivating of the class for
young farmers, at the high school
for farmers in this area, will start
with the first class getting under
way Wednesday evening, this is a
result of Genoa high school secur-
ing the serices of George Gray
as full time vocational agriculture
teacher. Mr.. Gray announces that
various agriculture subjects will
be offered with emphasis on prob
lens of interest to the group at
tending and the first subject will
he "The Needs of Our Soil"
The Genoa Church of Christ will
hold rummage sale at 915 Wash
ington st. Thursday, Nov. 5. It is
planned to solicitate the town and
any one may contribute to the
sale by contracting Mrs. James
Hesser, or soliciting chairman
Mrs. Mary Michael.
Mrs. Lawrence Martin, Mrs. So
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-30

Stephens making the arrest, Henry
Durham of Toledo fined SIT and
costs for driving sixty seven miles
per hour on a charge by officer
Robert E. Karzmiski, Albert T.
Sawyer of Toledo was fined SIS
dollars and costs for fishing in
Lake Erie without a fishing Ii
cense, with the charges being filed
by State Game Warden Eugene r.
Hogan.
William Shupe, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Shupe of lot Fourth
street. heres and Miss Shirley
Cashen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Cashen, are among the
members of the freshman class al
Bowling Green State University.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-30
GENOA NEWS
ANDY HALEY

Plans for preparation of the big
Halloween parade for the young
sters, which is an annual affair
here, sponsored by the Kiwanis
club, will find the parade start
ing at Main st. at seven o'clock
sharp Friday night, with the whole
affair to be concluded by 8 pm,
in time for the football game with
Sandusky st. Mary's. Elton Bow
land, chairman of the event, and
the high school band will lead the
parade. Winners of each group
will be selected for the funniest
costume, scariest, as well as the
most unusual with first and Sc
cond prizes to be awarded.
World Community day will be
observed in the Church of Christ,
Friday, Nov. 9Th at with Rev.
Neinkamp, pastor of st. Johns
Evangelical and Reformed church
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-30
AT INSTITUTE

Attending the institute for adj
ministrators. and medical record
librarians in Columbus Tuesday
and Wednesday we're Miss Flor.
ence Specht, Magruder Memorial
Hospital superintendent, and Miss
Genevera Goodeman, emergency
room supervisor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-30
GYPSUM
MRS. J. n. cULAU

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bahnsen at
tended the Rebekah card party
Saturday evening in the Rebekah
Evening star., 1953-06-20

FORD 40 F-6 3-yd. dump with S25z
20 tires, Fish-plated frame, 2-speeo
rear. newly repainted; MeadowbrooE
resd9 foT worm K fc6n' PaRSwA9 iNRS aa
FoRDi 3o51 M st. NV. AID. 2-0ls5
FORD 1852 vs. F-3 stake body
1000 miles; $l,450. Call after
pm. LU. 4-2559. -2l
FORD '3S station wagon, converted
tG truck With wooden platform: SIS
F9R9 eoRd. dsiSn dsSS 40t17 5sG5 pickup: -&S sS0f
DIAMOND 1947 T Model 201 1h-
ton truck. BERGMAN's LAUNDRY
D623 g ST. NV. See Mr.; Noble: "a
se ssfs Mr sSn Nsb tFIsss fGd TJSSsF TaSN
INTfRNHT1oNAL MFR AT 81 niSi 3S47 M-ton panel
EtnSSgeettion; s276. NO. 7-770O. N mr.
FoRb FeTf bOiISs4s Is4s F. M-ton stake. With
4-speed transmission, built-u
sd6GS,rnof SDr6GS and newly SSnishsa saRk n
1a0FcIsHt WAY FoRp. s56f n M Tao1i st. NV. Nf Ab
2-01S5. Open 8 to 9.
FORD 1851 Fl 1a-ton pickup: in tip
top shape. both in appearance and
mechanical condition. This Is 9
low-mileage truck and for sale at
only, only ,SS1:Q95. PARKWAY 6i es FooRD
FoR8S e Is @55a pickup; meadow green
used in leadership for display pur-
poses, not demonstration; list price
We viii give you big discount OF
run to our door. LOGAN Fordl
I'LL 18th st. NV. DI. 7-5S00
FORD 81 h-ton pickup: Al con
dition. ready for work. WE. 6-685S
FORD 80 A-ton pickup; removable
body. new rubber, excel. running
-@1d. -c@Snd.; $3.50. $500 ~; 9-6792s 81
cond.; tires like new, ali around;
$500 or best offer. JE. 3-3762. .-2l
DODGE '53 pickup truck. viii sell
or trade for car; 1.4OO actual miles
still in guarantee. co. 6-S456.
GMC 194S 1Is-ton 12-ft. stake. A
beautiful truck IN Al condition.
rS4S6 rS4S6 takes AXE it. OF 4-97s1 Ssd. I'll ,:;i..
G $40 tires: dSs citse a1'Gra and ready for the
sT1DEBak2R TSa6i sISRi - 8 s4ysrd 4Gt dump. With
2-speed transmission, cab shield
sI5.G s25x2o tires; nniv sssdy Ssss f9s ESEk
Open q to q.
FORD l946 wrecker. c.o.e; new en-
Rine: $500. May be seen at 5613
Landover I'd. Cheverly, Md. III
ETUDEBAKER 1850 1a-ton pickup.
Exceptional condition. Ready to go
to work. $s95. LEE D: BUTLER
INC, 1871 21st st. NV. DI. 7-011O.
sTUDEBAKER 1e47 pickup "a tom
has 1852 motor. guaranteed. and
looks perfectly wonderful; $3.50 is
Q terrific value. RE. 1896.
FORD '52 la-ton pickup, with heater;
practically new; 2.7O0 actual miles;
at S1.095: Call between 8 and B.
SOFT. SINGLE-AxLE nat trailer;
air brakes; $500. AP. 7-1792. al
FORD BUS; new motor; $500. Call
AID. 4-1S45. -22
CHEW. AZ sedan delivery: excel con-
dition; S400. ST. 3-06b3, after 5 80.
2ls
Evening star., 1953-06-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '63 station wagon. Hydra.
T. and h.; low miles; new warranty:
PoNTIddAc. 1921 Connecticut. Wo.
Pontiac 1850 de luxe "s" coupe
sedan: radio and heater; one owner;
excellent condition. Safety tested;
written warranty: S1,195. PAUL
BROS: (Oldsmobilel, $500 Wis. ave.
pnNrIKsEE; nv; KE; 71i3o5; 7oEs Open daily. o to 9.
lima coupe; 8-cyl,; all leather: inn
ELooP PoNT1IAASS, iasf connscti-
cut; WO. 6-S400.
dan: Sieaminr ash SoGfsmnsc oris black finisS s-
one Of those unsual cars. 1895.
Cash or terms; sos down. SEQ per
mo. WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wis
ave, NV. EN-. 3-O141. -21
PONTIAC 1852 Chieftain rs" de luxe
4-dr.; Hydra. radio, heater, many
extras; like new; low mileage, HE.
Pontiac so Cdr: r. and h; Hydra.
Matte drive. seat covers; white wall
tires: 2-tone green. This one can't
be beat at 81 .295. Cash. trade or
bank financing. CATTHNESs BUICK.
ave. NV. wo. 6-55SI. Open till o.
PONTIAC 81 2-dr.: r. and h., Hydra
Matte drive, seat covers; a beautiful
blue 1ike-new'' car: 81 .395, cash
trade or bank financing. CAITHNESS
RHIeR Wssonsin Ne cv. USED nS c1E Wo Lot s5ssi SS
PONTIAC STr atr' ggai51 chieftain de luxe A.
900 miles and this can be verified !;
heater heater t;I; defTostsr and beautiful @ seat
esa BANK terms Gaio" KIRK SskSi MoToRs e 400
Gsorgia ave: ia. 9-4S00. 81
tad to Se heater Hys5a kH't se
PONTIAC 80 "s" 4-dr. sedan; Hy-
dramatic: r., h, turn signals. Pvt,
owner, excel. cond.: S1,095 or best
offer: 1918 S. 18th, Arlington. JA.
Pontiac Pontiac 1e47 4-dr. "s": r. and h.,
Excl: fU 4tsTSa eHGSi new paint seoo9 Cali
PoNTIAC 80 de luxe 4-dr.: gray.
radio. heater: excel. cond., low
p%NaaYg.eG; pmilsage; $685. AD. 2-o9s5: al
Gsfhfn!e'l Gsii HHe 4.ssss sHas $50 or best offer
RENAULT '49 4-dr. sedan; S275 or
best offer. ia. 2-69S5. -21
STUDEBAKER 1852 Commander VS.
Starlite coupe; auto. shift, r., h.,
low mileage. This, 1-owner car is
positively same as brand.:new. Must
BELL MOTORS. 5010 wisconsin
ave. WO. $4,000. 81
STUDEBAKER 1910 Commander A.
dr.. sedan: Serviced in our shop since
new; orig; black finish; r. and h,
fNc fstEo'i iiai s3aS aist st. LEE NV p D1 BgTdfS
STUDEBAKER 1850 commander
Starlite coupe; T., h., overdrive.
Take this beaut. low-mileage car
to your mechanic without deposit
He will approve it and your friends
Toas T5l adpGs 5o1o IT Wsseasn ssas REIL aT. No No
STUDEBAKER '4s Commander con.
yertible: ivory finish; o.d., r. and h..
h. holder. red leather int, Wv
tires; excel. cond.; economical. See
It at 1000 F NV; $695; pvt. party.
sFGDEBakEERi FG EaGsEi APt 81 1aS; Champion "a 4sdr
fully equip; maui blue finish, tops
In economy and performance. DOM
delay, see 1t today. new-car guar:
MSSTI '0H aleSaPss f0E 46s& ESqF %s sas
STuDEBAKER 1947 starlite cpe.
o.d;. r. and h.; excel. paint and
boddy. Good tires: $596. RA. g.
STUDEBAKER 1851 Land Cruiser:
auto. trans, new tires, seat covers,
r. and h.; S1,450. Crescent 106-RX.
STUDEBAKER 194s Champion conv.,
Overdrive and heater, good top and
tires. Good cond. throughout,
Down payment and take over f.
nancing. Call OIL. 2-552S. 81
STUDEBAKER 194S conv.; r. and h.,
o.d., all acces., yellow, good cond.
$685. or best offer. LU. 4-29S0
Evening star., 1953-06-20
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

oLDS '4S conv.; black. r., h.. Hydra;
best offer, '0O HE. Eef 4-ss4i.' sSpo' So-2 M21 OF
OLDS 194S convert; $3.50 dn., bal.
$40 month; wonderful motor. fine
tires. Looks real sharp. RE. 1886.
OLDs 40 "6"; motor, tires, body
excellent. 1925. LU. 4-148I. -23
OLDS 40 "SS" Rocket de luxe 4-dr.
model; green; HYDRA, r., h., etc.
low mi; For economy and perform,
you mu,oS win tb;a have ITO to LOCK Ions time to
day written warranty. $l,o95. Co
LONIAL OLDsMOBILE CO. NI.
T7934ol, 7,S 124l 9th st. ne. Dust Of
oLDs 50 Rocket "ss" 4-dr.; pearl
sts gray nm finish; s,;,.. Hydra Matte, T.. h.,
real real little Beauty. No. ' 1856 eIs1si so.day :
oIDsMoBsnE tsSS GO. d1. Sio 1876.
IL 124l ~ 6th 6n1 st: ne. Gust of Fla; ave.:
Matte; $500. RA. 3-3104.. -22
green finish; Hydra, r., h., many
other extras; low mileage; in excel
lent condition. Drive it and be
convinced Of a fine car. No. 1856.
30-day guarantee. S995. COLONIAL
OLDSMoBILE CO. GI. 7-9340l,
Obs Ial 81 Roefet e. s Sst 81 supea Fla svs
original gray finish; Hydra, r.. h.,
throughout. mn No. 14i' GI sG-day y'eiiar. guar.
sntas Mnsi1 s. d ss5 Go5s0H5AL ods02HS5 o91 oLPs, 2fs
oIDs Ii &C. so Gust S g! F!a aadr'; ave. siade-green
finish; Hydra, r. h., etc; low mi. !;
! owner; excellent condition. No.
13S. 30-day guarantee. $1,295.
COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO. LI.
Is934O, 1241 9th st. ne. 0ust
Obs Fl sia '4s ave-; rs" Rocket de luxe con-
yertible; csnto cream. black TOP;
Hydra, r. h, ETC.; low mileage; has
aad.w had very yus good 1t.c care Ne 1924 "a
}5si SsaR $5s + e At
Obs Fl ii 50 r!SI !"ssI" Rocket de luxe 4-dr.
SeanfitI SEDAN HydTs SIssn f. nsS h etc. low m
csllsnt saTantse condition sdS No. 1e4 sS;day
eSa5saies oIpsMoB1LE 81 c. 90 1 coE9sl6l .9s4a
Obs as sts ss g de qss luxe On a1a
black finish. tan top, white-wali
tires. Hydra, T.. h.. etc; good con-
MOBILE CO. GO. G1. 7-ss4o5. 124I 9Th
OLDS Al "76" sedanette: r. and h..
Hydra;Matic; 2,tone; excel; transp.,
chrysler-Plymouth. 400 Ga. ave.
NV. ia. $4,000.
OLDS '49 convertible: original green
finish: Wv. tires, Hydra; real
bargain at the price Of Sg95, with
$l95 down. PIHEY BRANCH MO-
oE1s T1Ss is55 SH; ss s1hss Station wagon; @h like
party eT Sal1sS" 81 500 or tst' best oer fss csI
oHRs MR; sPITIER TT "a co1y 5s?oo. new 2h l.,
beauty. S595. MARYLAND MOTOR
Obs IL 1881 1891 "es" 4-dr.; r. and and h..
Wv tires; q good bay at $1.795
Call Mr.. GOOD, OF. Attn. -21
OLDS 1912 club coupe; blue; good
tires, r, and h.. seat covers; Al
cond; clean. must sell: pvt. owner
S125l SasllrsT0M 29l6 Georgia ave. MRS
OLDS 1851 "es" conv.: r. and h.
clean; runs like new. $1,000. Cal
oHRs MR; G2oD; 20 Dsso oT snn.r 4.z75l; 1.dr al
Best offer over ss.ioo. % %Lo. 4cSs5e
OLDS 1881 Super 49, black 2-dr.
radio and heater. Hydra-Matic. verS
low mileage; positively. like new;
WISCONSIN MOTORS, Wis. ave
and Que st. NV. AID. 4-9155. -21
OLDS 1852 "SS'' sedan; 5000 mi.
like new; So. 400 or best offer: leav-
ing city. Call MR.. WHITE. Windsor
PACKARD '53 4-dr. Clipper; Ultra
matte, r., h., Wv. tires; S2,795
Cali MR.. COOP, or. 4-7751. I'll
PACKARD 40 convert; peri; com
pletely equipped; incl. button
windows: 5000. JU. $4,000. al
Evening star., 1953-06-20
TRUCK SALE

XNcE tow OGT g. M. Hz0GlTE 4. Z. FERNS. sAI-
HICKS CHEVROLET, INC.
6969 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
RA 2.010n "a
Evening star., 1953-06-20
TRUCK VALUES

80 Willys 4-w. d. VT. pickup $795
40 Dodge 2-t. high stake 996
40 GMC h-t. panel S95
''4S Ford Hs-ton panel - 895
81 Chevrolet acton panel 995
AZ Ford 1-ton vanette --- 695
AZ GMC tractor. complete 745
'46 Ford 1h-ton platform 496
~ Chevrolet sedan delivery $50
AZ Internl 2-ton cab. chassis 495
80 Chevrolet h-ton panel S45
80 Chevrolet h-t. cab. chassis 995
complete -N $500
AS Chevrolet 1-ton cab. chassis 696
as Ford A-t pickup. new motor 795
80 1nternl L-1S6 tractor 1850
40 Chevrolet h-t. panel 746
40 Ford 2-ton platform. new
tires 9e5
General Truck Sales, Inc.
80 NJ st. NE. NE. S-05O5
Evening star., 1953-06-20

'4S g-dr. FIeetNne: ra-
dio, heater. 2-tone paint: $725:
nearly new tires. low mileage. fully
guaranteed.
Hudson 194S convertible. This II
truly an unusual car. Motor has
been fully reconditioned. Custom
seat covers, Cadillac blue paint.
radio. heater. white walls; fully
guaranteed. Former owner avail.
SLIGO MoToRs-wILLYs DEALER.
962 Sligo Ave. Silver Sprine Nd.
JU. 7-90S0; Sunday, JU. 5000,
nr IA S.OAr7 C1
Evening star., 1953-06-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAFE
STUDEBAKER 1850; excel. cond.: 4
new tires: overdrive, r. and h.; SS95.

STUDEbAkEk 1850; excel. cond.: 4
new tires: overdrive, r. and h.; SSo5.
JU. 5-1S01 any time. 30
STUDEBAKER '4S Commander conv,:
r., h. and overdr.: newly painted;
new SC; new. motor overhaul. By
STUDEBAKER, 1859 Regal de luxe
Champ; Cd. other acces.: 1900
miles; like new. Reas. offer. ia.
WHY'S '5s station wagon; heater
and o.d. Can be seen at 1901
Conn. ave, Sat, Sun. See Mr.. SKI,
h.; Exceptionally clean: / owner.
$@'Hl III. lis T and mas Us WIFI WHY'S FfaeS: Mo.:
I8l T9Rss s.ieSS.. 1NS;. 1915 l4'h st: 30 Riw'.
wILLYs '4e sta. wagon; r, and h.
mer, WILLYS MOTORS. INC, 1918
14th st. NV. AID. 2-1000. 30
1871 sTUDEBAKER CHI. CPE. S so
l941 DODGE SEDAN go
1941 PLYMOUTH SEDAN .--- IS
1941 BUICK SEDAN 9S
1887 OLDSMOBILE COUPE 65
1942 PACKARD SEDAN 125
1912 BUICK SEDAN ----- 1875
! $40 CHEVROLET COUPE 65
Others to Choose from
JOHN s. REECE
1920 First st. s.w. 21s
CHEVROLET as 2-dr. Fleetline: ra-
nearly paur tires low uniIea0a fullv