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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19
Cobo Recommends
Drainage Program

City Commission Delio Cobo an
nounced today that he wiz request
the City Manager to use all avail
able facilities to drain stagnant
water of the city's streets to pre-
vent the breeding Of flies and mos
quitoes.
Or. Cobo pointed out that the
situation has created . serious
health menace - particularly in
view Of the city's polio situation.
He added that he win recon-
mend that the city hire additional
help to accomplish the job II neces-
sary. He said that q survey of the
situation Sunday showed that stag.
nant water is overlooking into
yards. Scores Of complaints have
reached him.
He has conferred with DR.. Leon.
ard Conley, City Health Officer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19
Johns Declines
To Name Those
He Will Fire

TALLAHASSEE @-Acting Gov.
Charley Z. johns said today he
will ask for some designations"
from among the top administra-
tive sppointees Of the late Gov.
Dan. McCarty, but he declined
to say who or when.
Asked what he would do II MEM
bers Of McCarty's little cabinet,
the racing and game commissions
and the turnpike authority, failed
to offer designations in response
to his Saturday statement that
such action may have become
imperative" Johns said:
81 win ask for some resigna-
tons. ] wouldn't Want to say at
this time who. ! want to talk with
each of them personally. I said
previously that those ! want 10
resign I will ashland / will ask
them personally, face to face"
Johns said in his Saturday state.
ment the fact the campaign or.
ganization which backed the late
Gov. McCarty win have a candi.
date for his unexplred term may
make the designations of top Nc
Carly appointees necessary ''to
prevent the creation of a political
machine the like of which this
state has never SEEN"
Earlier he had suggested the
McCarty appointees should offer
their designations as a courtesy.
to him,
Most of the M:Carty appointees
hold commissions for terms ex-
tending to 1857 and have indicated
they viii not submit designations
voluntarily until n man is elected
to fill out the last half of the Nc.
Carly term beginning in January,
1855.
As tension continued in the war
LOT statements. Johns announced
he was not accepting the resigna-
ton offered last week by Conser-
walton Supervisor Charlie Bevis. a
|McCarty appointee.
Motor Vehicle Commissioner E.
". Fisher also offered to quit be-
fore the acting governor issued
his statement suggesting resigna-
Continued On Page Sixl
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Believe 1t Or Not, Twenty Years Ago
Kew West Had Some Wetter Weather

All that water that fell Key West over the weekend totaled
l17 inches.
The weaherman added his figures today found that total
for the period beginning at Saturday ending m
Monday The rainfall Saturday inch Sunday saw
23S inches fall and Monday, 80 Of inch.
Hswsssr, fat Just drep inths bucket compared me
heaviest rainfall Key West ned In period That YVES
Oct. 4. ls33 when 1884 inches flooded city.
The day Of the big by two wet days and fol
lowed by another day Of Showers bringing the total
period to 1910 inches.
This past weekends rain brought total for October 10 s
inches which makes In SOC inches above
tt oa for the year 3 t5l3 inches 12o2 inches above
normal Tor the year. - 81 49, 80
But with all the water that has fallen hs wsatkerman held
out hope for relief scattered showers today and partly cloudy
morrow. $50
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19
Polio Total
Reaches 81
With NeWC
Navy Cracks Down
On Sanitation
Among Occupants
Of Naval Housing

One new case OF polio
was renorted TODAY bringing
IL 49, r..t.. ....I e
tne Mohioe CouAsy s"t"i AoT
this year to OF.
The latest victim is a o.
voaroId white womor ybo
,..
mas q hohp1raiyIic Aorm Oh
the disease, DR.. Raymond j.
Dalton. county health offic.
Az ,a;d Cha 10 a c;v;l;.n
-s yer ms's ws.s " cases
p'"s ~ mo se0"y s"o 10
Seams. ~" vssr mere nave
-" NV os ITO" mo
a.esse.
Mean"ni'e, nSSsl o!Iicels weIe
lnspec'lhs navai housing plotecS
WIN an eye On tne saniisuon re-
quirements as outnned Dy rear
Aomirai Ieorge =. Iowner, COM
mander OF tne Navai Base mere.
AdmsFs' tewnsr mace ~ e'ear
mar no".eemps'snes WIN ms
a"se!'.s 70 keep qoss'e!s e'ssn
wo0'd % me pass sef ss'eS'en OF
me ssnsm.
Navy personnel and their de-
Ipendents occupying naval housing
here were notified by letter that
they are responsible for the SAM
tary conditions Of their quarters
and the space Immediately sur
rounding the quarters.
This. the admiral said, also in
cludes the proper disposal Of gar
bage and trash. Garbage must be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19
BuildingIsU Up
In Key West,
Report Shows
Highway Travel
Shows Increase
Over Last Year

Building permits were up for
September. compared with the
same month last year, but postal
receipts were down.
The figures were disclosed today
in Trends, monthly publication Of
the Key West Chamber Of Com
lnetee.
The business analysis section
shewsd building permits fetal.
lna sI34,ssl for Sept. 1853.
Thar month last year saw ssh
10 psrmiss granted. Neither Of
these months. however, came
close 10 Sept. 1851, whsn $685.
100 IN permits were taken out.
The big Jump that month ives
due TO fine building Of sissbss
Park.
Post Office receipts were $2o,.
653 for September, a slight drop
from the $21, 276 In Sept. 1852.
Southbound cars checked through
the overseas highway numbered
1875 during September, UP from
the 12,462 In the same month last
year.
XVIII Of electricity used totalins
3,702, all. That was an increase ov
er the 3,333,034 XVIII used in Sept.
1852.
Letters received by The Cham.
bsr Of Commerce dropped from
sl0 In September last year to
~ this yssr. Letters mailed by
the chamber also dropped from
7.0e7 last year 10 2,oss last
month. Visitors 10 the Chamber
81 Commerce office also declined
from as In Sept, 1851, to go In
Sept. 1859.
The publication also reported that
q billboard was being erected al
Krone Ave-, and Tamiami Trail,
urging eastbound Trail motorists to
take the shortcut to the keys. The
Homestead and Key West Cham
Continued On Page Sfx)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19

"The board of directors felt that
it would be in keeping with the
spirit Of the community II we
would unite with the other welfare
of the city especial
ly since the Navy Is not sponsor
ing a charity carnival this year."
said Rev. Ralph Rogers, president
of the County Red Cross Chapter.
He cited the fact that by con.
soliciting ths drives II will make
II easier on HE community"
Campaign expenses will be lew.
or and less time and work win
be required from those psrtiei-
pstins. II ives pointed out.
However, the local Red Cross
Chapter has reserved the right to
conduct q fund drive in the county
outside Of Key West since the
Chest Campaign will be limited to
the city.
They also said that they viii be
receptive" to any special gifts
directly to the Red Cross.
William r. Neblett, who will
head up the local Chest drive, vel.
coined the Red Cross to the fold,
saying that IT viii be q big help
to US"
Meanwhile. planning for the ten.
tative NoyemDS / Kickoff date for
the Community Chest campaign,
Key Vests first In five years, Is
advancing.
The Budget and Admissions
committee met Sunday to review
budgets of ten organizations who
have indicated that they would
like to participate in the benefits
of the Chest. Each agency is re-
quired TO submit their budgets for
the year so that the Chest officials
may determine their quota.
They will study ths proposals
Throughout the week and next
Sunday will meet sns grant each
group . ten minute hearing 10
discuss their requirements.
Each agency will be required 10
justify each expenditure.
! Ben Knepper. q fund raising ex-
pert sent here by the United Com
munity Defense Services, who is
acting as adviser to the Chest, has
announced that a headquarters of
flee has been obtained at 5i2-5l4
Southland Street. He said that the
office will be open for business
about Thursday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19
Delaney Tells OF
His Two Years I'm
Municipal Office

Reporting on two years OF what
was scheduled to be q four year
term to which he was elected in
1851, Jack Delaney in announcing
for the office of commissioner in
Group S, had this to say:
II was fully aware that when
l took office 1t would be impossible
to please every voter in the City of
Key West, If / were going to work
for q program dedicated to PRO
lgress not Politics.
During this period my sole aim
has been progressive action for q
better community. / believe, the
voter, looking ct the record, will
agree my actions have been for the
benefit Of the many and not the
lew. Let's review my announce
ment Of 1851.
Il. The sewer project talked a.
bout In 1851 today il under con-
struction.
=. A sidewalk program, the first
In my memory, was undertaken
during my term Of office. How
successful this program would have
been Is evident by looking at the
sidewalks On Flagler by the Luth-
cram Church, or Virginia from the
Noes property to Simonton and
on Simonton to Lindsley lumber
Co.. and the much wider street in
this area. Stopped by legislative
action in Tallahassee. my only re.
greet ID It was not undertaken prior
TO my taking office to spare q
lady who allegedly fell on one Of
these broken sidewalks much suf.
fering and the city q 500. 900 law.
suit, that can only result, If sue
cessfnl. in q special tax levy to
pay it off.
3. A traffic survey made during
my term Of office resulted in bet
tering traffic. flow in the city. 1t
was this same committee that re-
commended flaming us. l high
way In the stock island area. A
Recommendation accepted by our
state representative and approved
by the Highway Department.
4. Neighborhood Fairgrounds are
q fact today on a small scale, a
program ! was the only candidate
to sponsor In 1851.
| IS. The police and fire depart
ments are receiving training diff.
ferently from what I advocated,
but believe both are much i'm
proved today.
''6. Garrison Blight project ST..
900 in last years budget today is
50, 900. While q little work has been
done in the Blight, nevertheless
funds are available for the work.
Discussions have been held relative
CONTINUED On Page Twol
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City Commission
Has Light Agenda

The City Commission win tackle
a light agenda tonight at their reg
ular meeting in the City Hall.
Chief item Of business to be dis
cussed win be a resolution appoint
ing Victor Lang permanent city
manager. Lang has held the post
on q temporary basis since the
resignation Of Dave King early in
the summer.
The commission VIII also act on
the payment of bills including a
bin for $1,3l0.o2 for radio equip
ment presented by the MotorolaI
Company and payment Of $l,s2s
to Allen Perez for q trailer.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19
Concert Group
Plans Member
CampaignHere
Kickoff Dinner
Slated Oct. Is
At Woman's Club

-. Re, v.., romur,;,v Ca.
-. A..c.,,tsc. -. .crr,.t.d
- .
lsnn,ns "l men annual msn.'
snip drive which WIN ges UNDER
way with q Kickoff Dinner, 0eto-
~ a A was announced today
:. .srs r,.alo r.oho. membe~ship
s..--..
sa..ms .....,..,..
ns 49, . -, -. ss.
e W pss.s" = ~ 800
yer 49, - ...."..
800 - -a.s ..s.... ~.
49, 80. ....,..is~ caresrs
H.1..,.s;s. !. sssilias.A Mn
r..",s.. r.~s..ss- lac. a.
-" 49, - rs.,esenss NE
-.s.s 1870. -. - ..,,leh
-. . sss..s...@ .ar,r.,r,siss 4
-. $780, es.,.. - canada
.s.s ...i.s = $1,000. - .
s.. - -. hs.,.
- 80. r..
NAY Wlnismss Elsi1 nsp1sss IN,
i've q Commun'y IOns $3.50 a. n.
eUenu Me ulnnsE ana Nv ~
local association On plsns sna -
ceaure 0r Z ons.wses ~. ms'n -,
snip campaisn . y nslu .ns -.
O OctoDer 9. rielimin..y pan'
tor me campaign inciuas .ne ss.AD
lishment OF IN organizaton COM
pfising approximateiy y cam
paisn workers: THIS oreaniss.ion
viii be under the direction o. MRS.
Cobo.
On Monday night, October y the
eampaign win move into high gear
with the dinner meeting at the
Woman's Club. Mrs. George Mills
White. President 81 the assn, viii
preside ct this meeting, at which
he campaian workers win receive
thelr final Instructions and equip
ment FOR enrolihIH : nembsEshipl
which win I'LL the maximum seat.
ing capacity Of the Convent audi
torium where the concerts viii be
held.
Al campaign headquarters VIII be-
rstablished It the Key West Wo.I
mans Club. Workers win enroll
members throughout the week and
On Saturday evening, October 81,
the campaign viii be closed and
% more members WIN Be ae-
eepted.
Alss. ~ sIsksss WI - seld
% me aeeT. ~ restricting me
msmbsrshlp drive - enc week
aua pFehIbtfine the sale % nc.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19
Red Cross Chapter Votes
10 Join Community Chest
Campaign At Meeting Fri.
Eleren Organizations Will
Participate In Chest Drive

The Monroe County Chapter American Red Cross
has voted unanimously to participate in the Key West
Community Chest drive to get underway early in Novem
Der.
The move in effect, will eliminate the necessity of
conducting two seperate campaigns for funds Key West
has joined nearly 200 other Red Cross chapters in the
nation who affiliated with Community Chests
Evening star., 1953-04-19

,,.;WWi, MINT Sii i-U01Un1' ,o,u. u.h+ h,v.
color; fully equipped; new Wv
tires; low mileage; excel. cond. No
trades. Financing available. 1929.
EN-. 3-1336 10
CADILLAC ia4s sedanette. This
popular dark blue beauty is offset
bv Wv. tires, also has r, h..
Hydra S1.495 The low price does
not reflect the cond. LIVINGSTON
MOTORS, l23 o st. ne. Elk. 2-2S22
Evening star., 1953-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1852 "62" coupe; beauti-
asl z'Sns STsen OqSy any, ayasaM ses f1ssa T iGD
touch bar, de luxe radio, with, signal
seeking and rear speaker; heater,
q pstcr. > Wv. tires; orig. pvt;
SSs sTns5 s5s'l1snt m sGHs inssf cs en- ssRf
2-656O or KE. 7-O23O. -25
CADILLAC 1947 81 de luxe; beautiful
| 1880 r. I. ave. ne.
CADILLAC '53 convertible; beautiful
Wv tires; fully eauipped: s, 900
I wife's car. nix; ike new Is in every qi, respect.
S4.:95. trade and terms. HAiNES
MOTOR CO, 1852 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring, JU. $4,000. Open
evenings and Sundays 10
CADILLAC 1850 "62" sedan. 2-tone
grSy rsdo heater titsr Tsat Estr. coysFs
drive: an sxceptionally clean car;
lilac -oLbsMogiiE 60, 1929
2Id St, NV; ST; 3dS6Oo;s 3dse oo;s,.
glass; siaSa' only nil 1000 milss. s. .sS5 or
CA6iLLaA1GG a1Go Al conv. win sacrif,ce.
Cadillac late is47, e2 model ,' sps
style tan top; blue body; new paint;
excellent tires; electric windows;
perfect in every. respect. Regularly
dition Guaranteed. Most stylish car
in town regardless as to year or
model. Fully eauipped. S1,"aa. Phone
home Adams 4-3s32 or once ST.
Ca;D;3IL22Ac ;;Ii;3IL2 1852 "e:" coupe, eH ius-
trous hlne finish. matching otone
b.ue. interior; radio, heater; HYDRA
Matte driye; on our showroom
GG5 Iae95 SGG SIZE Go SoAPlEo2L .2
cHAHVp1J HS 81 Fl 1851 sedan: sda6oo' 'excel,en.
sale cail IA. $4,000: Sat. sun,
hS E6f a!f5 81 4dT TsekasEs dslux.; and
Owner: o; sie'' 81 HS .oo5 NoRRrslHTaHEs. 4its
1914 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 6-113".
CHEVROLET 80 4-dr. de luxe; excel
black finish, EQUIP; 81 ,695 or best
26s.e! 6:5ea lfrTs to I p.%. csslrs0, Can Mla 'E
Se!'0' Ses r., Siae Se !Se 9ls 'Sif pte Des@Sy
ers. Wv. tires. and is clean as a
pin; ,695. 1--WE 6 ,T.'H, MOToRS.
IZh y 81. n.e.' EA. ''-@o""~.
CHEVROLET IS Fleotmaster: ~
%. 900 mi: sse5, jU. $500;
CHEVROLET AS ."-dr.; push button
EsdiS; KT s-ssst hsster' defr0ster' 3 new tires
CHEvROIGTi 1850 styleline de luxe
club coupe; blue: r. and h.; 1S,OOOl
mi, ! owner: 81, 100. HE. 4-774a;
CHEVROLET 194l CLUB coupe; and
81 81; new flsi Bsnt seo4 Pert; Conn e0ne ave '"0
aspen green; heater, turn lights
one; driven; S1,395. JE; .
CaEvRoLEr '4s bus. coupe; r.. h.,
s4aa LEE BYRD MOTORS, @5:IS
chEVsofET finRs; IEii So IS SPEC sp s2s 4:GT r. ~
aYRp sS NY MoroRs osass s5se 81 p.nn. e11 .Es .Te
TOP; one owner: 81 .o75. LEE BYRD
MOTORS: 2539 Penna. ave. Sc,
CHEvROLET' 40 de luxe styleline A.
ar; +; h. seat toG covers good running
ssqquhip9ed' ,af1 9ng 20 9ownsTi agias 1900 mi
CHEVROLET '51 Bel Air; T.. h..
Wv. tires, other useful and attrac-
tive features; spotlesS yellow and
black 2-tone finish; will appeal to
the Ssed person esf ogssns MsNrL tSS fsnsS stnas
haker). tO34 Wis. ave. EN-. 3-7"S6. |
CHEVROLET 40 Styleline sedan; |
orig. black, r. and h. In finest cond.
$685. sos down. WOLFE MOTORS.
1891 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 3-ni Al. |
Open Sun. ia. --19
CHEVROLET 1947; owner-driven
taxi: make good pvt. car. VIII DEM
onstrate. Only S295 cash full price.
Sun. after I pm. 1913 Webster st.
CHEVROLET 1941 special de luxe;
beautiful condition.; S325; terms. /
ROPER" 1880 r. I. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEy. 81 Glib; cpe.; green; Power
SLABS. a-Day Money Back Trial.
4-Month Written Guarant:e. FILL!
& SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, LILA LIZA Vermont ave. NV niw''
CRAv. 80 :-door; lovely pastel eresn.
6 s6sv Mnney aes s'fHSR' BACK Trisi isi' 4sMonth
Written Guarantee. HILL & SAN
DERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4 90.
CHEv. 40 de luxe sedan: r. am h..
guar. M TRIANGLE MOTORS, SOTO
r. I. ave. ne. DE. 2-e30".
CHEW. 81 conv.; moonlight cream,
Power Glide. orig. owner; 5000
mi; excel. cond.; $l.55O. XII; g.
So New Yorker convert;
light beige. with white top 500
9-1S74. 10
1879 6-cylinder sedan
radio, white-Yall tires, sun visor
peri cond.; $1.145. OIL. 4-%o93.
1851 convertible windsor,
v. . nOyaI MASTER premium tlICSi
excel cond. S",095, HE. 4-6S49.
CHRYSLER so Windsor. r. and h.,
PreStomAtic trans. clean inside
and out; orig. owner: S1,595. 10.
CHRY 81 Windsor 4-door; r.
a.l1 h. new Wv. tires. low mi: -
tone blue and gray: real beauty
for only $l.795. ROYAL MOTORS,
INC.. ler-Plymouth, 41O0 Ga
ave. NV. Ia. $1,000
A-dr.: low rileage: Al. PIT. OWN.
Sl.095. AID. 7-22S3, AP. 1915.
1850 Windsor club cpe. :;
powder blue: peri. cond.; $4,000
mi; all accessories; pvt. owner
til Z pm. 10
Evening star., 1953-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

new: $3.50: 50 Jasuar cxK-i@.66 10
roadster. S2;5s7; '53 Aston-Martin
conv., $3.50, sold new. ,S6,Sno: 81
sea; SI os Sl'9SI; AZ Jayelin roadster
JACK pR2, LSd, 2"'f f4th i0nsi and G''TS NV.
ANGLIA 81 coach: bargain, S5S7:
," Austin 4-dr.. S9S1; '4S Austin
4-dr:. S497; so Hillman sed., SS17.
JACK PRY' Ltd. l4th and P NV.
AUSTIN AS; motor reconditioned. up
to 30 mi. per gal: S495. 2-day
money back trial 4-month written
guarantee. HILL & SANDERS,
Wash; s Oldest Ford Dealer; lila
AUSTIN l949 A-4O 2-dr.: dark blue,
good condition; 1895. Phone King
BANTAM 1941 roadster; excel cond.
$3.50. Must sell. Call JU. S-3S1S.
BUICK ~ RIM. sedanette; original
eS''0nf SaS5 aoRNERs FSff es6f9Sla coRNER "ssd th
and Fla ne. Ii. 6-6464 20
BUICK 1850 late model Special A.
dr.; sedan; diplomats chauffeur
driven car. practically new; Dyna-
now, RADIO. seat covers. Niagara
green. An exceptional buy at ST.
IL E2x7 aSa,16 SO y s. ,ds Royal Wa, Wv; tires
BUICK 81 Super Riviera 4-dr.: I'M
perial blue: carefully used; r.. h..
GnsnG~ Gsnsrsl Motors r90 Ac terms HohNSR thFS4Ss
SS0RaER' SG9st' 9th and Fla. ne. Ii.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET AZ 4-dr. Fleetmaster; !;
one owner: Earaged nieht; never
IN accident; priced to sell immedi-
ToaS aTs1S; .SS SSso; .SS. Can es S:ol Green. n.
to $50 am. or to pm. JU.
CHEy., 81; $4,000 mi; in perfect
cond.; radio. seat covers. tires,
paint upholstery and motor k
new: must be seen to be appre-
Sasd StS in. si1S .vsr.s. don't cORtHss 4os atS hs
st ne. LA. 6-4763.
and h.: $4,000 miles. Cali Mon
CHEVROLET l94O coupe; runs and
MOTOR Co, IIs7 Esst.west hwy.
osayaSkET .saiDped: sns5 8 ssaaR sHggr1G tsRs So:
TOR co. 1887 East-West hwy. ~.
CEEvvRoLET 40 styleline blk. de
luxe 4-dr:; clean; good tires, r. and
IA; hod;o tXcci. care; S9"5. Herndon
CHEVRoLEr 80. wrecked. all parts
YiI,. YGr salsi H. 5000 miles. Phone Clerks
eonda eGod ls4e tres bus heatsP ere: $500 sood
caEtSnsf eer sens owNER WI jo ?s9SsE5i'ls sCss
CHEVROLET AZ 4-dr. sedan dark
blue; r.. h.; excel. cond.; 1925. Call
A0. 2-loSll during ONCE hrs. or
caEEvRRoiEHgsTT CHE vRiHsT fyssi s.! Bel Air; rowerslide,
r. and h., Wv. tires, turn signals,
bumper guards; perfect cond.; 81,
CHEvRoEEETf IN t,E f-'sS8' 80 conv,: auto, 81 ton.
cash or terms. THOMAS MOTORS.
nsaton; Md, Lo. 4-0991. CLOSED
CHEvRoLET 1852 conv.: low mileage;
fully equipped; premium tires. Can
finance; This car like new through
Sutsss gut; Can eyes, after s pm Oh.
CHEVROLET 1850; completely equip. !;
only 5000 miles. Phone WO. 6-7355.
cHEEH9FHE ARE RkGck x Gssrnss ssF ss7? so5 SiEU v
CHEvRoLET 19Is Aero a-door
sale $685.. See at VICK's MOTOR
SALES. 1901 Baltimore blvd, Bcr-
CHEVROLET 1850 conv.: cream
color. black top; r. and h.. S. c.:
car in excel. cond.. very clean; Il
mos. or 5000 mi. warranty; only
$l.315. ARLINGTON MOTOR CO.
1FFord'; .91' N Moore ST. Arl.; Va.
CHEvRoLET 1851 a-dr. Fle,tline de
luxe; dark green: one owner; 81 ,350.
Lil:c new. AP. 7-!3,S.
CHEVROLET AS 4-dr.; very good
cond.; leather uphol:. but never a
CHEVROLET 1899 master de luxe;
+. and h.; Sl75 or best offer. oE.
CHEVROLET 81 a-dr. de luxe, all
acces.; undercoat: 1000 MI; I'M
mac. finish: r. and h., plastic COW
eG ers; best ofier' quick sale. LO. f.
CHEVROLET 194s business coupe;
yyesrryz excl T, g5n eon5ition; pvt. owner;
CHEVROLET .46 2-dr. sedan; r. h.;
good cond.; best offer; orig. owner.
CHEvRoLET iai7 Fleetline 4-dr.; r.
and h.. new paint; $3.50. 10. 81
CHEVROLET 1885 a-dr. sedan: excel.
condition. clean; heater. defrcster.
nylon soSt covers; $685.. MR.. CELLS,
DU. 1852. 10
Evening star., 1953-04-19

1912 4-dr.; runs very fine.
OF S275 on easy terms. RE. 1885.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1e4s 4-dr.: r. and h.,
S725. KE. S-6i1l. 30
CHEv. 40 de luxe Fleetline 2-door;
black r: and h.. new tires; pvt.
CHEVROLET 40 4-door Fleetline de
eoTers Sxe es4D smar Th sas blue and ,b h. ssss
only $9e:.. MAYFioWER MOTORS.
] 1125 18th st. NV. Safe Buy Cars,
GO. 5-6363 It'll $50; co. 5-6372
caEysRoLET 1e4a a-door; RAD radio,
good shape, ORIGINAL owner, terms.
CHEVROLET 1851 Fleetlins de luxe
Ford for Sri 81; sI,e95.. pARkwAY Isk1Sli9!
PoED; P0an q 1921 .n M ST. NV AID. 2-"ls6.
CHEVROLET 1949 styleline de luxe
ns Seat eoRers TsdS eScen hsatsr con5n mhf
ihroughout; S9a5. PARKWAY FORD.
3O5l M st. NV, AID. 2-0lS5. Open
cHEI;yRoLET I!I: 1s4s cony. coupe; peri.
CRfYRoiET PhfsSlses 1851 "a 4edr Se0H de- luke; r.
and h.. defroster. signals, $1,000
m; ] owner; Sl'345. Ho. 2-so34.
CSsESS CSsssSS'O1Ssii 81 4-dr. de luxe; gray. all
acc. peri, cond., orig. owner, 10 mos.
old. Is. 900 mi: S .1a5. "A. S-ll5i
CHEV. 1949 club coupe; r. and h..
undercoat. fog spot, bacE-up lights.
skirts. ". washer. top cond.. new
brakes; $995. LU, 1869 and 10.
CHEW. i947 club cpe.: SIS dn.: Won
derful condition. has radio. heater.
very clean; low terms on bal. OF
$3.50. RE. 1856.
CHEW. 1947 4-dr.; $50 dn; real fine
valre. bal: of $3.50 on easy terms;
looks good. runs fine. RE. 1916
CHEVROLET SO 4-dr. de luxe. >
tone blue. tinted glass. fresh-air
hester. backup lights. signals. S. c.,
Al cond.; S1.695. JU, $3.50;
ciEVRSLEr 1850 4.door; heater ter and
Po"erelide (no radiol: terms. uar-
Pntee: S1,1A5. AKERS OLDS.-
CADILLAC CO. darlington Shop
ping Center. AiCx.. OE. 3-C3J0. go
GEE 80 de " door ppep.
Th;S Is remarkable value, har
the finest eQrinmcnt Cli&tenine Jet
black with brilliant chrome. 81 40.
2-Dav Money Back trial. 4-MHnth
w itten Gu rantrc HILL & SAN
DTRS. Wash.'s Olde~t Ford Dealer,
1l14 Vermont eve. NV. AID. Aaron
CHEv.. 40 o-door; a real barsain;
SS5', S45 down; Z others to choose
from. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS