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Garden State

cellent ride, getting him off Sec
ond behind Errard King, keep
ing him clear and in a challeng-
ing position until he made his
decisive move. That came at
the three -eightS pole where
Hank said he called on the horse
for speed-and got it.
"He moved so easily I knew
then we could win," the rider
said.
Moreno had to go to the whip
on the last turn when Full Flight,
ridden by Jess Higley, charged
at him, and Turn-To responded
like a champ. He pulled away
to two-length lead and finished
stoutly with Moreno riding with
hands and feet.
Hedley Woodhouse said he
thought Fisherman would have
done better from an outside posi-
ton. The Jockey said the horse
was laboring all the way and he
couldn't get him running. Wood
house went to the rail on the first
turn, but took the colt to the
outside going down the back
stretch.
BOuImetiS Gives No Excuse.
Boulmetis thought the track
was "a little cuppy" for Errard
King, but had no other EXCUSE
for the favorite.
Correlation seemed to have a
chance for a fleeting moment,
when he moved from fourth to
third at the head of the stretch
but Full Flight chose that spot
to drift out and bump Arcaro's
mount. Both drifted back to-
ward the rail without any more
interference.
Nirgal Lad, trained by Eddie
Smith of Arlington and owned
by Al Sears, former Washington
reStaurateur, came in 18th after
giving it a good try. Jockey Ken
Godkins had the colt sixth on
the back stretch. but it was evil
dent at that point that Nirgal
Lad, like SO many others, was
merely taking stab at a purse
too fabulous to pass up.
The Pie Kings withdrawal
yesterday after a training injury,
took some of the edge off Turn
To'S victory. Mister Gus, owned
by Gus Ring of Washington, also
might have added competition
to the race had he stayed sound.
But the absence Of the speedy
pair really can't detract from
Turn-To's victory. The Guggen-
helm colt took his chances along
with the rest of the big field and
made the most of them.
Correlation Earns $53,879.
It wasn't a bad day for the
owners of any of the first four.
Correlation won $53,879 for sec
ond place, and Goyamo earned
$35, ,409.25 - more than most
stakes pay. Even Best Years,
owned by j. c. Brady, won $13,-
469.75 by finishing fourth.
Nominators of the four top
horses also came in for divi-
dendS, although in each case it
went to the present owners.
Guggenheim also received a
replica of the Garden State Tro-
ply for his collection.
The crowd wagered $544, 1884
on the feature, a record for New
Jersey, after previously posting
a new daily double mark for the
track of $298.578. This is far
under the Monmouth Park mark
of $366,378, a world record.
The days betting of $3,153,176
was another track mark.
The crowd got a laugh when
the tote board blew a fuse while
Evening star., 1953-11-01
Duke-Nuvy Tickets Ready

Tickets for the Duke-Navy
football game Saturday in Balti-
more'S Memorial Stadium are on
sale here at the American Auto
mobile Association, Seventeenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV, and the Capitol Service
Center, 261 Constitution ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
Hurdemun Adds to Record

Leon Hardeman, Georgia Tech
halfback. will break his own
school scoring record every time
he crosses the enemy's goal this
year. Hardeman scored 102
points in his first two seasons
for the Yellow Jackets.
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Jumuicu Results
By the ASsocioted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000 claim
ing; 3-year;olds and up; g furlongs;;, On
Ismarslic lana s,S.r (sIum SCnrIo.., $50 $sS sS
Hypaicng sGperciiious. Time, LEY.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing: 3 year-olds: lie miles.
sr,1 See TaIs IstSG.IT SGSTpan 400 s5S sS $.$S $S
Tank Battalion .O'Brienl 2.6O
The T2TmentiI, Air Count satlo; Easter
MamHel 76A1LT Tine; poubEE ii4s1F PAID ss,.sO,
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year -olds: g. furlongs.
ss1FrHot sssF Mskt bSSS5 SiS50s @O4o saS S sS ssS
kinda Rough. on the Record, Gun
Point. Time. 1:13
FOURTH RACE-Purse. So. 800: claim
ing; 2-ysar-oldS; l,s miles, eS ,..o On
Lone Riser (ScurlOck) 100 400
Comics Pal (ErricO) $50
Singing Girl Silly Sara. Our Claudia
Deep River, Valley King, Blushka. Time
l:4S
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: maid
ems; 2-year -olds; furlongs.
Ashendsn tAtksiTsCnl Assinsp T7O tsS $9S 9S
Model Busher (ScurlOck) $50
Strand, Resist. Channel Isle. a Indian
Smoke, TarquininS, Surmount, Alafame,
Prince Hill, uncharted. Kazmaier.
Time, 1:132s
Roebling entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Gold Cup Stakes,
S75, 900 added, and gold cup; 3-year-
olds and up; 1Ss miles.
Crafty Admiral (B'ndl 400 $50 $50
Comman Cause (Scur'k) $50 $40
Alerted (AtkinsOn) 2.SO
| Risque Rouge. Master Fiddle. Royal
Vale. La Fourche. Time, 2:433s.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. SO 900; allow
ances: the. Joe H. Palmer; 3-year-olds
and up: / 10 miles.
Capt. Blood (Scur'H 23.4O $50 $50
Resilient (Tingley) 4.IO $50
Atomic Fleet (BOland) $50
Greek Hope. Home Fleet Blazing
Home Heiress. Time. 1:464s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. So. 500; claim
ing; 3-year-old and up; l 1s miles
Dionysia (StOyaID $3.50 1910 700
Son Fen (O'Brien) 1900 600
Mirabeau (BOland) $50
Keno, Raffv. Peace Mission, Fighung
Mood, Mere Bones, Riverlane, FidEet.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
Punt Returns Decisive

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81 (P). -
Randolph-Macon ran back three
puntS for touchdowns and added
another on a 56-yard pass to
take a 26-12 Mason Dixon Con-
ference victory over Johns Hop
kins here today.
Evening star., 1953-11-01

Reilly's Raiders, the crack drum
and bugle outfit that has been
seen between halves at Redskin
games, gave a drill exhibition
before the start of today's pro-
gram and again just before the
feature.
Evening star., 1953-11-01

the horses were parading to the
post for the feature.
Every horse on the board went
to SO to l
Evening star., 1953-11-01
Chart of the Garden State


SEVENTH RACEThe $O0QQ0 added
for miles Pest 193 of 4es
Drskeso nsr HAYWARD %
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Charts of Yesterdays Races at Laurel

furengs Post 07, off i0S start good gate
q Amer, H A. Luro vaues-$1 $50 $780, $500, $50
Time. Clear
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ooyAMo.
wash
Of
after nalmie ground on the stretch
mmentsriy was fains % Then
lion
-
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The crowd got a laugh when
the tote board blew a fuse while
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Two1doIlsr m1tge paid@oAPPRovA od Sc 90 $3.50 $500
Total mutuel handle for day, 81 1923 657. Attendance
Evening star., 1953-11-01

To-d0IIar mutueS pald-RARE kNAVE, xII.SU, S6.4U
J. JAzERANT. S1O80 $3.50. MAIN BOUT, So
xTH RAcE-The Turf Cup (first divison); purse. $20
344, off 3:44 z start good gate; won driving place
4. Burch. Values-$16,375 $4,000. $4,000, $1,000
Evening star., 1953-11-01

Two-dolar mutuels paidcOUNTY CLARE, S3S4O S11 co.
$500 ICEBERB IL $500. $3.50 REIUE. $3.50
COUNTY CLARE in front early while being hard held
kept restraint when rivals
extremely vide into the stretch and responded well to
down ICEBERG II The latter moved the fore nearing
the stretch but unable to resist
gish early. closed with belated rush.
, 1953-06-08
ST. Croix Youth
Participate in Mdrine
Corps Muneuvers

Clement A.. Christian, q. s.
Marine Corps participated re-
Gently in Exercise Desert
Rock v along with other mem
beers Of the Second Marine Di7
vision, Fleet Marine Force. ]
The twenty-four-year old
marine is the son Of Mr.. and
M + s. Albert Christian Of
Christiansted.
Christian joined the Marines
in October 1851, and has at
tended the
officers leadership school.
, 1953-06-08
PostmosterAnnounce
Increase in Box
Rentuls Effect. July

Postmaster Wilbert Arm
strong has announced that be-
ginning July |, on orders from
the Post Office headquarters
in Washington, changes IN
box rentals will be put into
effect.
Boxes that are now so GEMS
will henceforth be 50 cents;
rs cent-boxes are now $l.l0;
boxes for $1.OO are now $1.5O
and $3.50 boxes are now
ST. 10.
This action of the new rates
is being taken SO as to conform
with the increased cost Of.
equipment and the mainten-
, 1953-06-08
ST. Thomds Jury Frees
PdtrolYnun Ions on
BrutulitY Churge

Patrolman Allan Lans, who
was accused of using undue
force while arresting John
Penn, was freed by a jury in
the District Court on Friday
night last, according to q re-
port in the Home Journal. The
article continues:
"The case stirred heated
controversy when District At
torney Michael filed t b e
charge against Lans, and as 2
member Of the Police Commits
sion, voted to suspend him
from the force. AS a result
police officers signed a petition
urging the removal Of IA,
Michael from the Cons
mission"
, 1953-06-08
Roy P. Gordon.Reppb
Comm. Chr'm. Cdlled
TO Washington

Roy P. Gordon, National
Committeeman for the Virgin
Islands left St. Thomas last
week end for Washington as
the result of an urgent mes
sage to be in the Capital with
out delay.
It is not know whether Mr.
Gordon's call had any connec-
ton with the appointment Of
a governor for the Virgin
Islands.
, 1953-06-08
Youth Jumps From Boat Inf'sted; browns

Arnold Edwards, %, jumped
from a launch into the ocean
last night at about 1918 as the
result Of an explosion, and at
tempted to swim to shore but
was drowned before rescuers
could reach him. His body was
brought to the surface by
Wilfred Allick, known affec-
tionately as 4Bomba,' placed
into the launch and taken to
shore where attempts were
made to revive him without
success.
According to Police reports,
Arnold and Lionel Barnes
were operating a launch used
for towing lighters When the
boat stopped he tried to throw
gasoline into the tank; about
six inches away was a small
kerosene oil lantern which
caused the explosion. Til e
blazing container was tossed
overheard by Arnold who in
his excitement, jumned over
board and started swimming
for shore; people watching
from shore and also Barnes,
called to ask if he could make
it, and he replied that he
could.
"Bomba" who had been sit
ting under a gallery, hurried
to the wharf, plunged into
Continued on Page a
0Ha
, 1953-06-08
Mrs. Hdnnuh HeYliget
Decd in
.~Frederiksted Home

Mrs. Hannah Heyiger was
found dead ia her home at "A
Strand Street, Frederiksted at
12:45 today by q relative,
Alexander Benjamin. s h e
lived alone, her age is be-
lieved to be over go.
Mrs. Heyliger returned to
her native st. Croix from New
York about three years ago on
orders of her physician be-
cause of a bad heart. Mr.. Ben
iamin makes daily visits ito
the home: it was then that
he found her. The physician,
called by Police. said death
was from natural causes and
estimated that she was prob
ably dead for about six hours.
Lieutenant George Matthias
assisted by Patfolmas Charles
I. Douglas made the investiT
CATION
49,
, 1953-06-08
New Chief 81 Stuff.
Admired Rcdford MuY
co Is PunMunjom

Admiral Arthur w. Radford
new Chairman Of the Joint
Chiefs Of Staff is going to
Korea on an inspection tour.
He is now in Toxic.
Admiral Radford said Le
may 60 to ~Panmunjom where
the truce talks are taking
place. He is no stranger ito
Korea. II
, 1953-06-08
Interndl Fight NedrlY
Stops Assembly Trip
To- Washington

A bitter fight which broke
Out IN the ST. Croix Municipal
Council on Wednesday nearly
prevented the Crucian mem
bers Of the Legislative Assem-
blys Organic Act Committee
from proceeding TO Washing
ton yesterday.
Several members Of the
Crucian legislature took issue
with the Commissioner OF
Finance for issuing checks for
the members travel and liv-
ing expenses, and questioned
the authority Of Walter Hodge,
the AssemBIy's Chairman, to
sign the vouchers. Threats to
have an injunction issued for
bidding payment Of the sums
were made.
The Finance Commissioner,
however, took the view that
t h E budget language was
broad enough to permit the
members to travel upon certi-
Of the Chairman, and
made the payments The CRU
clans have authority to travel
for thirty days. while the s..
Thomas members have re-
ceived stipend for twenty
/
The Home Journal
, 1953-06-08

ance Of t service, the
announcement said.
, 1953-08-05
de Cdstro Will Visit
Puerto Rico for Cont.
on Workers IdeIn. Bill

Governor de Castro will
visit Puerto Rico tomorrow
and while there will discuss
with the Attorney General &
the Secretary of Labor of
Puerto Rico the effect of the
workers idemnity bill there.
A like bill is pending exc
cutive action in st. Thomas.
Investigation has disclosed
that the only statute of any
U. S. jurisdiction on this sub
ject is the Act of 1949, enacted
by the Legislature Of Puerto
Rico.
The Governor will also be
the luncheon guest of Briga-
dier General Sweany, Com
handing U. S. Army Forces
Antilles at Fort Brooke, with
whom he will discuss the pro-
posed army reserve units or
ganization in the Virgin Is
lands.
, 1953-08-05
Twelve Youths from
ST. Croix, ST. Thos.
Leuve for Induction

Twelve more youths left
the Virgin Islands for induc-
ton into the Armed Forces of
the United States today. Six
are from st. Croix and six
from st. Thomas.
Those from St. Cro'x are:
Melvin Nc S. Barnes, Curtis
M. Jacobs, Ira A. Gi3dings,
Newman H. Prenti G Thor
wald H. Slater and Gustave
Skeet.
Lars Dohm, a transfer from
a local board outside the is
lands, is also scheduled to ac-
company this group.
, 1953-08-05
Secretary Nc KuY
Writes Governor on
Hospitals IN the v. /.

Secretary of the Interior
Douglas Nc Kay has Writtenl
to Governor de Castro as fol-
lows: "Will you please con
vey my greetings to the peo-
pie Of the Virgin Islands. The.
The dedication of the Isl. Tho
mas hospital is an occasion of
considerable significance to
the people of the Virgin Is
lands. This hospital which you
are opening today is a gift
from the people of the United
States to the people of the
Virgin Islands and is one Of a.
series of impressive public
works that have made the Vir
Gin Islands a modern, and in
many ways a model commune
ity.
During my visit last win.
ter | was greatly impressed
with the splendid job your,
doctors and nurses were doing
in spite of the ancient, incon-
venient and delapidated hos
pital facilities in which they
had to work. The whole COM
munity owes a great debt to
this fine group Of men and VIC
men and ! nm glad to See
them have such a modern fac
ility in which to carry on their
chosen work. ! know that this
beautiful hospital will contri-
butte greatly to the improved
health and happiness Of all
Continued on Page A.
--f5 L-E
, 1953-08-05
Cstd Hospital Aux.
Launches Cumpuign
for Body Shower"

The Women's Hospital Aux
|iliary, consisting Of a group of
ladies who band themselves
together to help get things for
the institution which cannot
be had otherwise, has issued
the following release:
Every new baby deserves a
shower, So the members of
the Christiansted Hospital
Auxiliary want to give a show
er for their new baby. He will
be christened Charles Har-
wood IMMORTAL Hospital"
His Uncle Sam has given
him most of the big things,
sterlizer etc, but he IS going to
need a steam table and his
Uncle Sam says he can't af-
ford to give it to him.
Like all new babies, he will
need dozens of diapers and he
will need about 30 dozen tow
els and wash cloths. He will
need MANY more items too
numerous to mention here.
Everyone in st. Croix will
have an opportunity to contri-
hute something for this baby
shower. So if one If the mem
hers of the Hospital Auxiliary
contacts YOU. please don't
turn her down It won't be
long now. Believe it or not the
Auxiliary members are al
ready sewing on tinv gar
ments. So, please give gener-
ollslv so our new baby won't
start out as a Handicapped
child.
We hone you won't be but
you might be the first to use
some Of he things that your
contribution has bought for
Nentiltued on Page a
, 1953-08-05
Kenneth Montgomery
Discusses Unemp.
In. With v. |. Director

Attorney Kenneth Mont
gomery of the United States
Labor Department, arrived
in st. Thomas yesterday and
discussed unemployment in
surance and other subjec s
Mrs. E. Louise Scott, Dir
ector Of the Virgin Islard
Employment Service, and
others.
Both the Virgin Islands &
Rico have beer exclud
from provisions Of the Fed
unemployment insurance
system, but recently g survey
was completed in Puerto Rice
, 1953-08-05
Hospital Fees Comm.
Reaches Decision on
Fees for ST. Croix

Governor de Castro has
been advised that the Hospital
Fee Committee of st. Croix
reached a decision yesterday
on the fee bill and plan for
public medical care and that
the final recommendation of
the Committee will be in the
Governors hands by the end
of this week.
The nexb step will be for
the Governor to send the fee
bill and the plan to the NUM-
c:pal Council of St. Croix,
which body win have thirty
days to approve, disapprove,
or allow TEN to heeome law.
, 1953-08-05
S~uppertime Chot 10
be Broadcast Over
VISTA. WIVI at 6:l5

The regular suppertime
chat of the Chief Executive
will be broadcast at 6:15 this
evening over Radio Station
in 81. Thomas.
The chat will be rebroad-
cast at the same time over
Radio Station WIVI in st.
Crciy.
, 1953-08-05
persorrl Mention

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chilean
returned to st. Croix on Mon
dav afternoon after visiting
with their son. who graduated
recently and has joined the
United States Air Force.
Mr.. Gihean is INSPECTION
Engineer for Federal Projects
, 1953-08-05

to determine whether that Is
land is ready for it.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
LINCOLN AZ convertible hard top;
fully equipped, like new. LO. 5-4OO3.

IL1NCOLN ~ convertible hard top;
fully equipped like new. Lo. 5-40O3.
LINCOLN '4s deluxe 4-dr. sedan S l
owner. well cared for; h., r. clock,
all peri: g good tires, l spare; 5000
LINCOLN Continental conv.. late Mer-
cond.; $3.50. TE. 6:ssis. , -2o sS0o
MERCURY 1852 convertible; Merc-o-
Matte shift. radio, heater, 1900 ac-
tual miles; canary finish, black top,
Wv, tires. Car absolutely same as
brand-new in every way. Must be
iSsh BEh 'S %oToRsp r sSS wis save s3s
MERCURY I94e 4-dr.: blue. i' r. h.,
seat covers; clean car: must sell;
S995. HO. 2-S294. -I9
MERCURY '46 sedan; r., h., new
seat seat covers. paint. $475 with SIS
SfSEY BRANCH Riasei 10 MoToks eaS9fs fFGW 9G:
MERcURY 1850 4-dr. sedan; Eis r. and
n. new S. c., Wv. tires; $1,000;
MGRcGR9 MPHs GF9eF is55E 3E nardtaS: SS4S:' ,nd 1s
General Wv, tires, Merc-O-Matic,,
seat covers. 1 owner. S2,295. Oh.
MERCURY 1850 club coupe; let
piace p4ice fsaish' SasR' fully equipped; fun
1 LIZ
MOTORS o1S3Rs 1901 M st. NV, NE.
MERcHTHRRY 1s4s conv.; new We ion.
clean car throushout; Sl,O95 or
NASH Nfrsaei S 1908; ;; 4dr ave- deInse ns 20 sra
$3.50. MoRRIs-HudHHEs, 7ef4 H4THsa' Ca,
ave: NV. RIA. 6-1l22. 10
Nash Msl s.fat6 1a46 4-dr.' perfect; $$s5.
NHSu o-ono oU. -19
etc; best cash offer nearest 81 500
Call LEWIS. AID. 2-SS22, or see him
at d70l 10Th st; NV, -19
aSNrER lfGff aed MoRoRg F9Pc l!ke K9 new
NASH 1947 Ambassador sedan:S dmiS
and Tod n: 1verdriye; in finest cond.
per mo. WOLFE MoToRs." yIo SS"nj issi 1|V Wis ie
H ave NV. EN-. 3-O141. 10
NASH 1881 Rambler convert; r. and
MI mi,es ovefurivei inrt ,,, owner: 10000 actual
Mi: MoToP TTa3rar5y; ny Sr3sg. $r,s95. ARLINGTON
oIDsMoBGEhaE MO III "a Ia4S SSs?s5. Ss5. s.d,Is9t.. M29
DdaSk' r" h., excel. cond.; $3.50
9l45SG 5SSS7o' Call after 8 pm, yo.
OLDSMOBILE az "9s"; r. hlS h a;r
brakes; price. $5S5 or best offer:
sc59ss7. so9s overseas must sell. K1.
oLDsMoBILE 1e49 "es" de- .1g i1x.
sedan; orig. black; r and h., Hyrda-
Matte. elec. windows: reflects care
SIU95: terms, sos down. WOI FE
SM00iTI0}Rs' S0i 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
oLDsMoBILE 40 convertible -4S .94eSs".
new top. tires. ETC.; light blue: excel.
Ii lent z00Sat cSndition and loaded; Sl:295.
oLDsMoBiLE o 1851 Super "ss" lsI club
SEa:i SpEe:i r: and h.. HYDRA Matte, orig.
day. Only R~ $isS;5. $res; nfft tfade sond terms TS-
oLDSMOBILE 1851 "es" Holiday Sc
aydra-mstsfseau aSa Beautiful pa,,tivs2ne 2i5t9ne' h:
sI;sS5, trade, terms. 9Snsi'e1S Wo1FPR FPsFs9et: Mo
dDEs' df4Ss' 1891 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. s.
0L6sMoBILE a6idA 1s4s; Hydra-Matic. a9
clean; CLEAN; no longer need; pvt. party
OLDSM0BiLE 1862 "ss" Holiday.
E; 1T;, n; Hydra. Wv. tires; S2,5S5'
OLDS 194S "7s" de luxe club sed
92nMe,oWner 2Mc car, $945. ALDER oIDs,
7TS4.444 77NS.4 1880 14th st, NV. ,11.
0LDS 1850 "9s" sed.; Hydra
r. ete'; very clean, one-owner car:
$1,495; ALDER OLDS, INC, 1870
III d4th m st. NV. DU. 7-6444. 10
OrOs 1877 IS de luxe sed.: Hydra,
f. n; excellent condition, one.
owner car, $795. ALBER OGDS,
NY 1880 18th st. NV, DU.
oLDs 80 "ss" 4-dr.; black, =. dy and !.
HTg[G!ecI TG CONG; 10 $l.395 or trade for
Evening star., 1953-04-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC on ,,,Is 1919 SGhiettain "s"; 7.
ing overseas, must sell. 10. 2-7965.
PONTIAC 1853 conv.; fully EQUIP.
SedSefioSS Se5Sef Sres eW on TooF5nnsy HAY
4ssi connectieut. VD Wo. s[S4Sol NdiA''
PONTIAC 1947 4-dr. de luxe; 2-tone
green, low mileage, excel. cond, all
OWNER, EN-. 2-6464. -19
PONTIAC. '4S 4-dr. Streamliner "S';
Hydra Matte. fully equipped, excel.
cond.; l owner. SS25. OIL. 2-o942.
PONTIAC 1859 Catalina. This two.
ali leather interior. T. h., dual
range Hydra, etc. Under 6,0O0
miles; immac. cond., S2.395, LIV-
rGkri2aGe 81 i2aveSs2s SO silv.rstreak; -1s tslly
ntp eOad. No. S;W 7-as5S. !ss; one owner; G1s s.
PONTIAC 80 conv. "s'; Hydra.
h.. Wv: tires; positively excel.
GRSENwAY dGas Fss5 Hor6ss. 65sssrty ssoS Ma M5.
Pontiac so a.dr. ~ sedan; II hydra.
.S; Si.ss5. Lu. rn1 q-7i41. Fl: 1'0"ner r1s fsf'
PONTIAC 1851 conv. "s"; immac.
French grey. top in new cond., r.,
h.. all leather interior Hydra. DR..
Wv; tires; new-Sar cond. 81 1876.
hIviHGs19N hle'. Sx' 3SasS9, MOTORS 1913 60 ST.
PONTIAC 1910 "6;' sedan; r. and h.;
$50 down, S16 per mo. WOLFE
MOTORS 1891 Wis. ave. NV,
Pontiac IS conv., maroon, black
Pvt. owner. See AMOCO, 18th and
Buchanan NV. $S45. liz
PONTIAC '4S Silver Streak Stream
liner (S), 4-dr., r., h., Hydra, -
tone tone gray sed.; orig. owner. Ju; o.
Pontiac 1853 conv.; with very low
8 pm. Sun. evening. XII. s-7056.
sond; $1s5. $685. 5so5 Taylos aoa rd., d. fSSc RiS1
pnS&S:G sTdsle; Nd; o.W VA; 5;I!5S3; 119
$685. H. SS5F NokTaEAsT 4Has A. MOTIFS fe s5s WsS e.
{Ford)s 920 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
PONTIAC 81 chieftain "s'' de lux,
Gatilina; Hydra, r. h. ETC.; BLACK
naH7: BER 81. SJDs. s.o441; Ihc;' 1880 i4tn Mis st
PONTIAC SO Chieftain "s"; r, h.
$50. GREENWAY AUTO SALES
poNrPPe 81 PPeFitS5 sgs foE Midway 4d d 51a2 ake
pvt. owner, immac. throughout: H.
600 MIL: S2,395. cash. trade ol
terms can be arranged, Call JU
PONTIAC 1852 chieftain de luxe s.
cyl: 4;dr. sedan; dark green
heater, all accessories; one-ownel
car: carries our new-car guarantee
So. .095. ARCADE PONTIAC. 143,
Irving st. NV, AID, 4-S5O0. -2t
PREFECT 194S 4-dr. sed.; good cond
Call ia. S7S62. is
RENAULT 1949 4-dr. sedan. S345
Renault 1859 4-dr. sedan, 500
Renauit 1851 4-dr: sedan, rolI-dowr
S6S5. HUGHES MOTOR CO. Mair
ave. and M sts. s.w.' ST. 3-4i45
ISTUDEBAKER '4s Champion de lux,
saaranteed Bargain n %GtCs se s74s PeFtffa fsr
BYRD MOTORS, a530 Penna. ave
sTuDEBAKER" S!Iji hsi ss"i 81 VS. Land cruiser ds
4-dr,; r.. and h. dir. lights, auto.
matte shift, Wv. tires; 10000
miles; excel. cond. WE. 6-5971
Ewes, WE. 5-69S5. 30
STUDEBAKER '52 Champion Rega
4-dr:; 5000 miles; S1,650. LU. 2
2133 10
STUDEBAKER 81 champion Star
light coupe: low mileage, very clean
Will sell or trade. Phone RA: g.
sTG1fDiEBAKER 1s41 Champion bus.
cond.; S195. JE. 1860. IL
STUDEBAKER 1851 2-dr. Champion;
black; heater; seat covers; / owner
low mileage; 8 mos. or 5000 mi.
warranty; S1,145. ARLINGTON
MOTOR CO. 1917 Moore ST., Arl.,
Va. ia. 1881. go
Evening star., 1953-04-18
TRAILERS

ALWAYS THE BEST SELECTION OF
nationally famous mobile homes.
Both new and used. ct AMERICAN
TRAILER CO., 4030 Wisconsin ave.
nv Branches In Nd. and We. -22
NORMAL. 20-ft.; just right for va.
cation or home for two. Priced fol
9l-FT. HOUSE TRAILER. aluminium
sides. apt. range, refriserator, beau-
tiful woodwork; $796. or best offer
ANY evening after $50. XII. S.52S6
SCHULTZ 1s4s. a1 it.. like new
gas stove. elec. refgr. See any time
Priced right. CLARKE, 1875 Temple
TrailsE Village. Alex, Va. 10.
must dispose 194S Glider 49,
used sparingly; no set price; look
For details, write Box 1908. Mary
land Univ. COLLEGE Park, Nd. 90"
LANDOLA 1851 37-ft. 2-bedrooms
sleeps z; price. $500. See BROOKS
Lot 20, Oak Grove Trailer Ct, Alex
ESQ sTREAMLITE sun e.: soft
aluminium exterior. bathroom; So.
295. Olds Super "6S" Boltfasi
hitch, $16; airlift overload springs
SO. Woodley Hills Tt. CT, Lot 313
3 mi. So Alexandria. loh
FOR SALE - Fourteenth. vacation
house trailer; fine cond,; ideal foI
couple with child. 10. S-4633. --1G