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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31

Beta Omega Chapter Of Beta Sig
ma Phi held It's regular summer
meeting On Monday July 9th ai
the home Of Virginia Whitmarsh
"A great many members are On
their vacations u this time and
consequently attendance was small.
Those Just returned from vacation
were the hostess, Pat Pearson, Bon
ME Swan and Edna Miller.
Co Chairman Ida CeIlrich gave
the report for the Ways and Means
Committee in the absence Of the
chairman and stated that letters
70 al convention cities had been
mailed requesting copies Of their
Achievement Award Reports 20
that the committee may make .
collection to distribute In the State
OF Florida ar Convention money
raising project.
President Sylvia knight reported
for the Social Committee In the
absence Of the chairman. She stat.
ed that plans for the August social
were IS yet pending 10 be annOunc-
ed later. Also that flowers had been
sent TO Convention Chairman Dolce
Curry who is convalescing from Z
major operation.
Service Chairman Edna Miller
reported that her committee was
working hard on = project TO aid
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31

Mra. PapIsls kVsS. Ssseo Pres.
dent. ~ Pensaeoia. was sSNakuE
q ~ DAY. sAs ha1 roeoniiy =.
turnsd from ths Naiinnnl Beard
Mesing q New York cily, Whsre
shs aVpresenled g FloridA Clubs.
and thslR oveR k.ooo members. Mrs.
HooveR dressed that al club pco-
grams Snst b dynamic. 4 q
slrong an growing membersAip q
70 DO msisstaine6.
IN pelsaaaee % Ne State Board
Meeting - NJ hald e TIE Tampa
Terrace Hstsl. August The Z, 9. and
90. gxgtieular emphasis u'as given
= Ghs necessity q attendance BY
al club presidents. Our members
A Key West win fondly recall their
part a. hostesses 10 the State
Board last August. with is some
30 visitors.
A q help 10 ehairmen. there
were Workshops In Public Affairs,
Policy Making Posts, Radio and
~. II the Key West BPW furthered
the work outlined for Public Az
fairs, they could do much to secure
the continued growth and prosper
ity Of Key West, delegates said.
While Key West President, Alice
Nix, was conyalescing from q re-
cent injury, Mrs. Grace Crosby
gave the local Club Report for the
first quarter Of the new year. She
told Of interest in the new Colored
USO Center; assisting In feglstra-
tion in the recent Food Handlers
School: and gave highlights Of Key
Vests recent poOlside meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
Joan Berry To Hospital

Los ANGELES R-The young
woman who won q paternity suit
against Charlie Chaplin In 1916
was returned to the psychOpathic
ward gOf General Hospital ysster-
day.
Police said they found Joan
Berry, g, wandering ii her stock
Ing feet h suburban Torrance.
She could not explain. they said,
how she rot there lkcm her home
in nearby RedondO Beach. She
underwent voluntary treatment 1t
the psychOpathic ward about .
month ago.
Miss Berry was 1t one time
Chaplin's protegee. Her suit named
him the father Of Carul Ann, now
8.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31

Ition included q 18th century.in.
lspired pointed cap IN white fur
from which 1 ven cAscaded.
Critics inspiration wasn't en-.
Itirely medisvsl. however. SvirIinS
bands Of pink, black and grey net
made up the immense skirt Of q
strapless formal called Please
and there was 1 DAli-esuue touch
in q white fur-felt hat made n
the form Of & hand elutching the
head with red jewel1ed finsernaiIs.
One Of the most fabulous coats
in the collection was j full-eut
mink, the skins aligned h Gothic
arch bands.
For evening wear there was i
little jacket snugiy lined with fur
that somehow managed 10 avoid
4 bulky look.
Despite al the spectacular
Gothic effects, unadorned black
gowns and well-fifted jersey street
dresses made up the bulk Of the
Critic collection.
The only major houses stilI Do
show are Macy RoGf and Given
chy. Their collections were To be
unveiled today and tonight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
Summer Meeting Of Beta Sigma Phi
Held At Home OF Virginia Whitmarslt

the Juvenile Court h finding Z
building Or home 70 be used a. .
StOp-oyeE for children Il delinquent
parents. This u quits . large m
dertaking and win enlist halp not
only from members bat aid from
other interested organizations.
A collection 81 buxx-session re-
ports from the recent convention
at st. Petersburg was read 10 mem
befs and chaiFmen were urged By
the president 70 study these care
fully for suggestions IN their own
work. II was noted that several
IDEAS used BY the Key West Chap
ter were included IN the report.
The meeting ended with an en-
thnsiastie discussion 81 the coming
State Convention II April . be
held here and many IDEAS we're
forthcoming nom various mem
hers which win be turned over Of
Convention Chairman Dolce Cur
~ for use BY her COMMITTEES.
Delightful sandwiches and drinks
were served By the hostess and the
meeting was turned into . social
hour which was enjoyed By IN at
tending.
Place and time Of the next meet.
ing win Be announced 1t . later
date.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
JGyteeB Beauty Queen
To Be Chosen Tonight

Tsnlghs's me night tes -
le<sion a ne JsYteeM bsaUsy
queen wlMnsr u lhs Jaysesn
Center ln Pelnelsns. Daneinn
begins o. Q .. M. sise eenfess
and shew a. : 2. N. during
lnlsFsnissien.
Judges wilt b ihrss FspFs-
ssnsssives 81 ths Navy Wives
Club. Prizes viii Be awaFdsd
Ire winner with sIsss presented
eeUrsssy 81 AppslFevsh's Den
aids ard Shsr's shops.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
The Lacey Lees OFT
For WV Convention

Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey I. Lee and
their family LEFT yesterday after
noon for an extended vacation trip
which win last three weeks.
Lee, who Is immediate past Com
mander for the v. F. w. Post here,
win attend the national convention
OF the v. r. w. to be held in NIL
waukee, Wise, August 2 through
August 3. Important business and
reports concerning the VFW and
benefits for them win be discussed
at the convention.
After leaving Milwaukee, the
Lees viii visit In Canada and other
interesting points before returning
home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31

Ths rspsFt Included news e TIE
Key west giri for whom the Club
financed . trip 70 Girls Stata. Fur
thef, Mrs. Crosby commented On
Ne Key West BPW's plan of join-
ing ether civic clubs Il Tie island
IN converting TIE bride path On
Roosevelt Boulevard into . picnic
area.
For Leadership shown during her
tenure Of Office a. State President,
and for her warm interest II Art,
Wilhelmina Harvey vas presented
. statuette of the Goddess Nike;
The Nike Is symbolic Of victory,
. part Of the BPW Emblem, which
each members dress.
Others attending from here:
Mrs. Dorothy Daniels, Health
and Safety Chairman Of our local
club; and Mrs. Eula Frit. Mrs.
Erma Wagner b Publicity Chair
man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
Fleet Reserve Auxiliary
Has Coffee Hour

Coffee hour Of the Ladies Auxil.
iary 81 the Fleet Reserve Associa-
tion Unit s. was held on Tuesday
|at 10 :. m. at the Naval Station
Patio.
Members and guests present were
|Mesdames J ]. Buzzi, L. S. BHinn.
II. 5. Norton, 7. B. Kean, D. W
Benton, II r Anderson, D w
Sweat, r II Grove, Jennie Van.
|cey, r. II. Robson, r. r. Pierce,
r. Schneider, L. B. KOroska, L.
James, ]. Taylor, L E Wyatt, ]
Ia Webb, E Huff. K. D. Barton.
M G. Boyeson, r. L. Holland, D.
|P. Underwood. C D Fleming and
Dora L Garcia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
Information,
Transportation
For Nary WiUes

Information about the Island City
Navy Wives Club, as wen 81 trans
portation to all meetings and other
activities Of the unit Is volunteered
BY five club members: Mary I
Smith. phone 2-Ssi8; Teresa Brax.
ton, phone 2-3l05; Erma Baush,
phone 2-sS3: Barbara Ward, 2-s1So
and Edith Dunsmore, 2-2zS.
These members want al wives d
enlisted personnel In the Navy,
Marine Corps and Coast Guard, %
feel free to call them at any time.
The club expresses gratitude Ia
the press for aid in making the
membership drive . success.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
CARD or THANKS

We wish 10 express our deep
gratitude TO the many friends who
aided and eomforted Us with their
sympathy and many acts Of kind
ness On occasion Of the sudden
death Of our loved one, Viola
Roberts Key. We sincerely thank
al those who evidenced their af-
lection and esteem by sending the
many beautiful floral tokens and
gave the use Of their cars.
THE FAMILY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Crane Of
sl1 Southland Street are making
their home in Key West SITTER hav-
Ing lived in other parts Of Florida
for several years.
Originally, the Cranes came from
Hakensack. N. ]. They lived for
Is months Ia ST. Augustine and two
years Ia 0oriando. Fla, but de.
cided to settle permanently o. The
Old Rock.
Recently they were guests at the
barbecue supper given BY the Key
West Players. Cranes announced to
friends that they expect to have q
telephone Installed sometime this
weak.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
APPEy To Wed

Harold Albert Stevens, US. Nav
81 Hospital and Joan Lord Rawls,
q, 900 Casa Marina Court, have
applied for . marriage license at
the Office Of the father II the bride.
to-be. County Judge Raymond r.
Lord.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
Full Report OF BPW Districf Meeting
Includes Local Clubs Year Projects

Over 30 business from TIE ~ clubs a District 10 sxtend
ING nom Ponpane Key west attended meeting
TIE Hotel Martinique. Miami Beach, Sunday July Ms ThemA
Wslch District DsciG a No presided: rs Matte Davis
president a thn Mama Clmh entertained.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31

doctor from bis resort hideaway to
take care Of II. Everything turned
out swell and the only casualty
was IN unwary skunk and the poor
doctors car.
on no, old fashioned fourth d
July's are going TO 90 on forever
and would like to correct the
mans opinion b the Journal thai
marked the beginning OF the end.
That was just the end for one un-
happy town. By now they are pro.
baby shooting off fireworks In ST.
Paul like crazy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31

Ontario, Canada. has ! Ssratford
taIso on-the.AvonI where shake
speare festivals arr given.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
Skirt Hike Is
FrOaUned Oh. By
Some Designers
~ MADAME WALKER

PARIS Rs-One more Paris dress
designer pumped for the cOnser-
Ivative ''old length yesterday. The
fashion world, meanwhile. contin-
Iued to take sides on Christian
IDior's attempt to hike skirts and
|reyolutioni1e style.
Jacques Critic stuck TO last
seasons length in his collection.
based on 18th Century Gothic
arches and pointed lines. Critics
silhouette showed slender sIoped
shoulders. d high iraped bodice
and.soIne fullnesS telow the waist.
In some Of the dresses. this full
ness dropped from an arch or 4
point On the stomach.
Griffe gave his new colors such
religious names as Infant Jesus
Rose. s'St. Louis Blue" and
.Annunciation Green The bril-
liant raspberry reds and enamel
blues recalled the colors h the
medieval stained glass windows Of
Frances famous cathedrals.
ST. Louis blue, in Critics Iexi-
con, refers to the blue in the win
dows Of Paris famous Sainte-
Chapelle. This chapel was built
by King Louis I est. I.ouisl after
his crusade 10 house 1 crown Gs
thorns. purpOrtedly the one placed
on Jesus head Al. the crlcifixion.
The brides dress In the collec-
repess;ns. hus enc Die I've hard
shaf Is vary conner around
hsEs. Il shsf Dsnald's u ihe best
place - 80 for heir ssyiins ard
PeFTnaneFfx.
- =
Another weekend IS rearing its
lovely head. So shop early and
Start il sooner. Have j aiee Tina
whatever you're doing. and make
August first q good beginning for
q fine summer month. Lnvs "a
madly Jaxon. adyt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31

,NMN $3.50 ~ So etSgA 1kNA4As5 SeNes%NN
ont swell and the only casualty
vas an nnwary skunk and the poor
doctors car.
on no, old fashioned fourth 81
July's are going to 80 on forever
and would like to correct the
mans opinion ID the Journal that
marked the beginning Of the end.
That was just the end for one u1-
happy town. By now they are pro-
baby shooting off fireworks In St.
Paul like crazy.
~ 4
What's 81 ) nsme7 Well Just
hoaps end lets, fFisnds. IN brand
names. lsns sxpsriencs has Prev
- lhss yoU esn really dspsnd IN
lheml
Ard GO ulssn ne ED typewriter
starts rafting est names Ike
scIndoroIIa" "prineess Pat.
.Ksio CFeenewsy," Love-" and
miss ovaiiiys n Immediately
ealIs - slsIeaa u NE finest girls
tracks ImaslBsabls. n hardly
even iook Ire lshals 70 convince
me Yesterday 81 Ideal Tess. 80
synonymous with chile slld smart.
ness sre thess namss. and -
chic end smart were the little
dresses I saw tlsFe on He Tscks,
waiting 70 be dennad 70 race Of
70 schoeI. These dresses range III
sire fFem ihrsa . teUFteen. End
ere ~ pelished shsmbrsys,
ssIids. dess. ehseks. siripes end
Ire nsw iNsad effect. They ere
ell eolprs. fabrics and styles and
prizes range u . large selection
d S1sss ard s3.se. There are
oihers Zee frem The better dress
rack that have found ihelr way
here n vnhellsvahlY low prices.
Well you aIl knew ihe names
and the regulations, 90 ! guess
You know what I'm taking about.
s. hurry On down, remember
sehoel starts August 5lst shis
Yesr.
Thought maybe | should include
Z batch Of statistics herewith. Tall
men are more likely TO die before
the age Of 40. Married people live
longer than unmarried: the edu-
Gated longer then the uneducated
!. and honor students outlive them
all!
Today half Of all college students
attend private colleges and univer-
sites, Of which there are 1862 as
compared to the 632 educational In
situations supported BY public
funds. Studies show that women
have d keener sense 81 taste than
men, are less likely 10 stutter. are
iees evninaI Tka ,,,nrln,r s,,r.r.
mayket s thraa t;,nes = i.rsa s
the food store Of 1910, but is twelve
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31

New idea for . salad, but Only
good Il you have nastertiums in
your garden. Really can't say I've
seen many in KEY West. although
they are 50 easy 10 grow. Anyhow
II yon DO have them, pick a few
and take off any stems or traiiers,
IN salad yovg find thea look
good ard taste ~ Zen use 1
heavy hand with them though. only
! few win do the trick nicely.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31

Nos. ssssip isni even worth
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31

repesi;ns. but ere Die I've hard
ihaf Is vary esmnen around
hsrs. Il thar Doraldss u Ire best
place - % FOR hair ssyiins and
Farm r,ankx.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

LINCOLN 1919 Cosmopolitan. ,4-dr..:
r. h., overdrive, green finish: l.
owner; immaculate. Must sell Sl,-
O4b: bank financing. KLEIN MO
TORS. 23O1 NJ st. NV, ME. S-6 100.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
AUTOMOBILES EoR. SALE

7P0NTIAC 81 Chieftain 9 az luxe A.
Dr.; beaut. green; Hydfa-Matic:
fully equipped: 5000 MI: excep-
poNTl.G s1SnHl .sGond;; sl;e8o 200 TE !d.s s.ssl5;
PONTIAC 1855: radio and heater;
clean; good cond:, S150 or best
PONTIAC 40 Chieftain g sedan;
Z; covsTs sna h. turn STn.- signals ais, and seat
ANGLE MOTORS, 500 K. I. ave. We
e. DE. 2-6302.
PONTIAC 1860 streamliner s-cyl. 4.
qs; po,sf Sed fdI HydFs daI.r and INC, h. y gray
seaT1MSs AZ 1887 iai Irving &. AAcaHE ala.
Pontiac 1851 s-cyl. super de luxe
Catalina; 2-tone blue and cream
with leather upholstery to match;
etc. An outstanding value at S2,oaS.
ARCADE PONTIAC, 1887 Irving st.
NV. AID. 4-S50O. III
PONTIAC 1g49 convertible; Hydra
Matte; good cond.; $1.400. KE.
7-0276, eyes,; days. Elk. 3-350o.
rRgFEcT Re ..I,,1 1881 n5o' 5t'doos sedan; sl.es
nj. per sal; aS s4ss. T%o.d.sp Ss5 Up monese % 30
back trial. four month written guar
antee; HILL & SANDERS. .Wssh.'s
Oldest Ford Dealer (AD. 4-43OO),
PREFEcT rs 4-doer;' DOC; Il ap im, to s5 mile.
pei, gallon: s4S5; 2-dsy money
back trial. 4-month written guar
antee. HILL d SANDERS, Wa.h.'s
Oldest Ford, Dealer (AD. 4-43O0),
sTP LA .pN vermont , ave- n;W: .
$7CO or best offer; good cond., new
tires and tubes, extra chassis incl.
oL. 2-620O after 6 PM. KE.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 four-door Tna small
Champion; immaculate; S799. FLOOD
eoNSIddAc, 1921 Connecticut. Wo.
sTU6EBAKER sTG6GG; 1850 Champ. 4.dr.
sedan; in Just the condition that you
would expect from a car owned only
6y strict and precise businessman.
COOPER MOTORS. BLOC SA'S Wis. ssse. ave.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champ. 2ldr.
sedan: cd, Ciimatizer, SC. 10000
mi. The cond. Of this car reflects
your own mechanic without deposit;
S1.095. BELL MOTORS. SOLO wis.
ave. NV: WO. $4,000. Ill
STUDEBAKER 1g49 convertible ex-
sii1sns saE1kA. foRdisi9a pR' sssee si'osS' Can
STUDEBAKER Al Champion 4-dr.:
radio. heater. .overdrive; motor like
new; new paint. S176. XII. s-7967.
'be Landcruiser sed.;
heater. automatic trans, V-8, other
extras: low mileage, glar. $1.995.
CARL CARL MOTORS. inc, 77Oi
Wisconsin. ave. OIL. 4-212l.
1851 Champ. 4-door
mi; well kept; l owner; only 81.
sos. JU. 9-1341 after 5. Iii
Evening star., 1953-01-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC ,4s chieftain de luxe a-ryi;
tires. new brakes, motor excel. all
extras, paint porcelainized. Pvt.
owner. Sl.l00 or best offer. Ii. s.
$500 Ext. 62ea0; wo. 6-2251
PONTIAC ls4s streamliner e-cyl. f.
DR.; r, and h.; excel. Jet black fin-
ish; above average in every way:
S1.195. cAPTT2LsPACKARD. 79l1
Gsorgia aye ~ 9-3904. Ia
ulate; S649. FLOOD PONTIAC.
422l Connecticut. WO. 6-S400.
PONTIAC $50 2-dr, sedan; 6-cyl. de
luxe. T.. and h. basic group. 5 excel
tires, almost new motor. excel. cond
Private owner S1,545. ia. 4-1447.
PONTIAC 1e41 sedan: good ccnd.,
Can LU 4.$6e5 sfer 5 pm. Sat-
fas1e Sn s.r1a ss5s SSs sSSsr $ ss luz aydl: Gts
r. and h.. tinted safety glass, back
up lights, windshield washer. safety
bumpers, elec. aerial. twin spotlighsE:
gyt; sy4so owner. nfl MAX MaS be financed.
Sssia fuiy IS stsslSn saapns sasos; 5sdfs
or 81 Chevy or Plymouth station
roNTIAo rosNETn IL 1s4S S-ials de luxe sedani anil r,
M st. NV, ME. $3.50. III
PONTIAC 1851 de luxe, s-cyiinder
station wagon. equip. with Hydra,
r. and h; and many. other .acces-
sories All-steel construction, COM
dept. s2,l95. ARCADE PoNTIAC.
1437 Irving ST. NV AID. 4-&5OO
PONTIAC '52 Catalina super de luxe:
4.9Q0 miles; HYDRA Matte; fully
equipped: $1,000. ia. S-O975:
PONTIAC 1850 chieftain IS" de luxe
Hydra: many extras; excel. cond;
81 ,549:. original owner. IA. 9-3O58.
PONTIAC '49 4-dr. HYDRA; r. and h;
@iisase a1fsslse' EsS sa5 oTtf Ju ss4Sa GSast
ish; r: and h.; new tires; low mile
a,,,,S age; Sl.292; t open Sunday l0.6:
PONTIAC 3S sedan; heater and radio;
EARNEST LEE BYoD, s11 9TH st.
Pontiac 1852 de luxe a-dr.:: fully
PONTIAC 194i 2-dr.: runs good;
$175. Engine Just overhauled. Leave
PONTIAC 1850 "6" 4-door Chief
tain; Jet black finish. This is an
exceptionally clean car with Wv.
tires: radio and heater; ST 1896.
CONVICTION USED CARS packard
Dealer), 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV.
OIL. 2-9204. -12
40 two-dr. de luxe sed.
r. and h., fog and spot lights: good
cond.; $3.50 or best offer. JU. 9-S399. |
Evening star., 1953-01-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1913 2-door stariisht
coupe; r, h. and overdrive. beautiful
blue original finish with de luxe in:
terror; / owner. Grady inspected
and guaranteed, at only $3.50.
GRADY MOTORS, INC. Lincoln-
M. Mercury Dsaieri 74ol wiscSnsin
Open 8 to 8, closed Sundays. Ia
STUDEBAKER 80 Land Cruiser a.
dr.; heater, overdrive, signal lights,
white side-wal tires; 10000 actual
mi; like new. viii sell for 81 500
and take older car in trade. Call
10. S-1155.
194a Champ. 4-dr.;
heater, equip; clean: SS95. Two
day money-back trial. four-month
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
LAD. 4-4300). 1114 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

LINCOLN 1851 Cosmopolitan sport
sedan; beautiful Kent gray finish.
radio, heater, Hydra-Matic drive,
custom nylon interior. fender skirts.
etc; IL 900 actual miles; owned by
prominent builder, name on request;
sold new over $4,000; like new in-
side and out; luxury. car at
price you can afford, S.:4g5
Mercury Dealer, 3715 Bladensburs
rd. AP. 1929. Closed Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

FORD 1a4s sedan: real nice: Ss95
Sl5N down. PINEY BRANCH NO
rcRp 11Ks' 1881 81 sIitss. TuaoP custom de luxe
r. h.. and Fordomattc, at onl!
Si.495. Grady inspected and suar
anteed. GRADY MOTORS, INC
Lincoln Mercury dealer). 1901 Wis
4-34ie. Open to o. closed sun
FORD 1850 club coupe; r., h., orig
inai maroon finish practically new
Wv. tires. A real buy at onl!
Sill. This car Is Grady inspecte!
and guaranteed; GRADY MoToRSS S'
Wisconsin Wise ave, Bethesda, Nd. oil
4-3416. Open 9 to 9, closed Sun
FORD ORD, 1e47 Tudor SEDAN: dark blue
r..h., runs like new; only $3.50. Fun;
inspected Mo4oss a1f aradE INC Eneen
MeFeuIs sNe.. Bethesds Ssatef'M Md OIL. iei! 9es4is
Open 8 to Q. closed Sundays. Il:
FORD '51 Country Squire station
wagon; r.. h.; one owner; woodworl
sod; rust Vanished. 3Sas 3 seats; ggnSssr ggns
s. ,S45; CALL CARL MOTORS, INC
FoRb Tsi' Tis4S Custom fordor; over over
owner; 81. .n5G IF. 6-0874.
FORD 81 de luxe Tudor; +. and h.
turn signals: Al cond. and yer!
clean. Special Monday at 3 ,lg5
written guarantee, TRiANSiLE M0' mS
TORS. 301O r. ]. ave. me-. DE
FORD '4e Tudor sed.: r, h, defrost
eT; gray; tires in good cond.; $595
rSsS SqdsE; Clean, ss.s gd sdIh sInsE
ST., Tskoma Park. b. c. RA. 3-3303
FORD I94I Tudor de luxe: blk: will
heater; 1926. AID. 4-4350. home
FORD Isl Tudor custom "6": eco
nomical: r. and h., turn sisnals
visor, backup lights, rear window
dow screens: S1,395. LO. 5-3O96
FORD 81 conv.; light blue; =. ans
l.. Wv tires: fully equip. Mus
sell at once: Sl.515 OF. best offer
Cail before 40, OIL. 4-6030.
FORD 80 80 coupe, Just passed p
G; inspection: $3.50. Ii. 1912
FoRD so Gust. 8 Fordor; darl
green: T. and h. new Sc; clean
lew mi. Tires and motor in excel
cond. Must be seen and driven Y
appreciate: S1.115 or best casf
offer. AP. 7-535q.
FORD Isl; will accept your older cal
as trade. Car looks like new. Forda.
matte: T. and h.; $1,6b0. OF
FoR1 $6 4-dr.; sos: passed D. c
inspection. AID. 4-4s2o.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
AUToMoBlLrs FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 80 vs. hard-top con.
yertible; 2-tone green finish, +. snt
h.. auto. transmission, frcnt and
glass; less than 7.OOC mi; neW-cSr
guarantee. Save 500 at S2.495.
MCNEIL STUDEBAKER, l4lS p At
NV. CO. 5-2153, EN-. 3-72S6.' Ii
KAISER. Manhattan. 1859; company
omcial car; e-tone blue, HYDRA
Matte transmission and air-condi-
tioning heater; this is O beautiful
car and an exceptional buy at S4OO
on Of list price.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, Inc.
119 Carroll st., Takoma Park. d. C,
RA. 3-330U
ODen 'til q NJ Tvaant C,odav