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The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23
Civil Service
Still Needs
Job Applicants

Federal agencies In Washington,
D c.. and vicinity, are still in
need of qualified people for the
following types of positions, the
United States Civil Service Com.
mission announces:
Bookkeeping Machine Operator,
$2,950 a year; Telegraphic Type
writer Operator and Operator (se-
miautomatic Teletype Equipment),
S3,175 year; Miscellaneous Dup
licating Equipment Operator, ST.
$50 and $3.50 year (Males only
needed); Tabulating Equipment
Operator and Tabulating Machine
Operator, $3.50 a year; Tabula-
ton Project Planner, S3.410 and
S4.205 a year; and Tabulation
Planner, $3,175 to $3.795 a year.
To qualify, applicants must pass
written test and must have had
appropriate experience. High
School education may be substi-
tuted for part of the experience.
Further information and appli-
cation forms may be obtained from
the Commissions Examiner In
Charge, Bert A. Roberts located
at United States Post Office here
or from the us. Civil Service
Commission, Washington Is, D. C.
For information about positions In
the tabulating field, applicants
should ask for announcement No.
372; for information about the other
machine operator positions men,
toned above. they should ask for
announcement No. 334. Applications
will be accepted by the us. Civil
Service Commission, Washington
Is, D. c., until further notice.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23
WHY BE MEAN 4?
Editor, The Citizen:
To Whom It May Concern:

Editor, The Citizen:
To Whom It May Concern
My wife and fail to see anything cute or funny in
person tearing articles from the daily papers and mail
ing them to address. In fact think it's rather de-
testable.
We wonder if this person wrote the articles in the
first place. signing fictitious names? But why pick us?
We recently received one cut from a comic strip with
our names written above the characters.
The fact that this clipping from some distant
state did not deceive We believe they there
for remaing for recognized the writing 1t iden-
tica to that letters bearing the Key West post mark.
Since coming to live in Key West, have lost
dear We are from friends and relatives Christ
is sad enough without you adding unhappness
Won't you please desst from aggravating any
further?
YOU KNOW WHO
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23
REPLACEMENT SET

CAMP ZAMA, Japan M-The 1st
Marine Division will be replaced
by the US. oath Division when it
is pulled out of South Korea soon,
Gen. Maxwell B. Taylor has an
nounced.
The oath has been in the process
of redeploying from Korea to
Japan.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23
Economy Is Greater Military Might
Congress Appears Split On Defense Spending
By DOUGLAS 3. CORNELL

WASHINGTON IA sampling
indicates members of the new saith
Congress, caught in whirlpool of
conflicting desires for economy and
for greater military might, are
split almost evenly on the ques-
ton of boosting defense spending.
Participants in an Associated
Press poll lined up this way on
whether such spending should be
increased in comparison with the
present level of about Al billion
dollars a year:
No, 40; inclined against, l.
Yes, 3S; inclined for, 2.
Uncommitted, 54.
Total, 135 out of 531.
The lawmakers positively against
included 80 Republicans, 10 Demo-
Gratis. Those definitely for includ-
ed 81 Democrats, 6 Republicans
and independent Sen. Morse of
Oregon.
They were questioned before this
weeks Pentagon announcement
that overall armed services man.
power strength will be reduced by
403, 200 in the next 18 months.
Not all those who favor putting
more money into defense had spe-
cific figures in mind. Those who
did mentioned increases ranging
from Slight to "about 10 billion
dollars"
Several groups of legislators, in
amost equal numbers, said the
way they vote will depend on what
ends, what America needs, proof
of the needs, the state of interna-
tional affairs. A few spoke up for
stronger atomic defense and twice
as many for more air power.
Rep. Wint Smith (R-Kan), a
member of the House Armed Serv-
ice Committee, said he would sup
port increased defense spending
"only for air power" Rep. Dorm
(D-SC) said he is for more spend
ing "for the Air Force only, by
about five billion" Sen. Morse said
he couldn't give dollar figure
but "Air Force program particu-
larly requires additional tens of
millions"
Only two members spoke of
possibility of cutting defense spend
ing or appropriations.
Rep. Brownson (R-Ind) suggest
ed that 1--WE should press for more
economy and efficiency in the mil
itary to make existing or reduced
appropriations go further" Like
Brownson. Rep. Curtis (R-Mo)
voted mo" on bigger outlays. ex-
planning: Il believe we need to OBJ
tain more defense, but this can
not be done by spending more
dollars. Actually, it can be done
by spending less, but more eff
ficiently"
There have been indications that
for the next fiscal year, the ad-
ministration expects to spend 63
or "a billion dollars, including per-
haps AZ billions for national Secu-
rity.
Rep. Boiling (D-MO) was the
only congressman to go as high as
10 billions in backing higher de-
fense outlays. Sen. Monroney ID
Okla) called for "about five bill
lions" extra. Sen. Mansfield I'd
Mont) urged enough money ito al
low for q Army divisions, 3 Ma
rine divisions, an adequate Navy,
q 137- -group Air Force"
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23
TRAIL Is THERE
IN BLACK AND WHITE

COLUMBIA, S. {. R-Police fol-
lowed a trail Of black and white
footprints and picked up Keith
Lannigan, Portland, Maine, who
was held on a charge of house
breaking. They said man who
broke into a service station fled
through a window and on the way
out landed with one foot in buck
ct of black paint and the other in
8 bucket of white.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23
Flip SERVICE ISN'T
ENOUGH. DUFF SAYS

WASHINGTON R - Sen. Duff
(R-Pa) says Republican congress
men must give President Eisen-
hover "more than lip service" if
they want to re-elect him in 1856.
Duff, one of the Republicans
urging Eisenhower to run again,
said in an interview, "Most Re-
publicanS know there is a very
strong sentiment in this country
for the reelection of Eisenhower.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23
TOLL ESTIMATED

CHICAGO RLThe National Safe
ty Council estimates $40 persons
are likely to be killed in traffic
accidents over the Christmas week
end, but it says safety conscious
ness may cut the total.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23
sFIrRTSLEEVE WEATHER WILL COME AGAIN
BEFORE OUR WINTER SEASON ENDS

That headline published on The Citizens front page
Monday, "Other Parts of Florida Face Freezing Wealth
err" may not have been readily understandable by a
stranger unfamiliar with Key Vests climate But to
body, including thousands on Flordas mainland, who
know of weather conditions that prevail in Key West in
winter, the headline remndful of this fact - Key
West has had freezing weather in the than
80 years the Weather Bureau the Army Signal Corps
which preceded the bureau has had operated in Key
West.
We are not trying to fool ourselves anybody else
about the weather conditions in Key West during the last
few days. It chilly good many times but it
paratvely warm compared to the lower temperatures
the mainland of Florida Miami which longer
its onetime slogan "Its always June in Miami" had tenn
that ranged from nine to 16 degrees colder than
it in Key West.
Those degrees marked the difference between chilly
and cold in similar way, conversely that higher de-
grees in the summer running to 100 in some
states marks the difference between and hot Key
West has days and a that is longer than
wish it to be, but far The Citizen knows,
have never had prostration caused by heat
We have met people who found it hard to under
stand how Key West the southernmos city in the United
States did not have the warmest weather. but the
for that condition is that have land breezes and
that city is small island, swept by wind that always
comes from the sea-
If you complained about the chilly days we had
recently, you would have complained far had you
resided in any place Florda's mainland. Ten
degrees colder much when temperatures in the
fftes. When temperature in the 5000 bracket
cities in north-centra and north Florida reported below
freezing weather.
Our chilly weather more than 'snap." It last
ed longer than usual but it would be safe bet say
that before the winter ends there will be many days
that will have temperatures remindful of summertime
Shirtsleeve weather will again this winter, it
has in every other winter in the history of Key West
Those loafing today will someday wish they had
worked, today.
There is nothing to the theory that opinion rend
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23
PEOPLES FORUM

The expressions views Of il, read
ers but the right ary e,s which
considered beous vnwaraned The writer's should
fair and 200 words write on one side
Of the only Signature Of the writer hs
letters and will be published unless requested Otherwise
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23
Loyalty Program Review Planned

NEW YORK IA committee
set up by the Association of the
Bar of New York will review all
aspects" of the federal loyalty-se-
curity program. Allen T. Klots, as
sociation president, said the sur
vey would be financed by a
S1OO 900 grant from the Fund for
the Republic. which was estab-
lished several years ago by the
Ford Foundation.
Klots said a group of seven to
nine men, mostly members of the
bar. would be selected with "broad
geographical representation"
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23
LOST: ONE BUILDING

PROVIDENCE, R. I. Up - Ar
mando de Quattro, of Johnston,
R. L., has lost a building. He ad-
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23

vertised for the 12x16-foot struc-
ture in a newspaper, saying it
might have been carted off by
mistake from his used car lot.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23
December q, 1894
Sunday, No PaPsr)
X X X
December q, 1874

Key Westers and the various per-
sonnel of the different government
branches mainly Army. Navy,
Coast Guard and Marine Corps, be.
sides those aboard ship at this port
and in the immediate vicinity, have
made elaborate plans for serving
Christmas dinners and putting en-
programs of entertainment Of a
varied nature.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23

A Christmas present wrapped up
in the form of extended liberty is
being delivered to eligible Naval
Sation personnel by Lieut.. C6mdr.
Glenn S. Holman, Captain of the
Yard.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23

There is nothing to the theory that opinion rend-
cred by Judge is sacrosanct.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-23

Those loafing today will someday wish they had
worked, today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1854 station wagon; Hy-
drs.; radio and heater; 81. $50; new
52a1 Cbnnecticut. Wo. $500.
PONTIAC 1852 Catalina: all-leather
tone, 1900 miles; Sl.695. Wo.
Po ISIi2i 80 chlefta,n DC luxe Club
coupe; orig. blue metallic finish.
radio. heater. Hydra-Matic drive.
clean interior. in finest condition
Me oTo Il 'si 1Ssi s @s dove ave- HS
PSodNsTiAcD ea as sunsas station Ia 10 T. wagon:
all-metal body. Spas. +. and h.
Ee neM low dr mas ss.hsa es is eoS
terms. WoiFER MoTo aR 1851 sEspe WIS., IS.
aye. NV. EN-. s-0142. Open Sunday,
p 3 f I 1859 CDR. sedan: r. and h.
$I,1s5. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES lies,
1925 Conn. ave. NV. Wo. 6-9236.
PONTIAC ,ss chisttain de luxe "s"
fully eauipped; low mileage: one
steering, etc. This is 2 beauty: No.
S S24 e 2 aS COLONIAL MAI, oLD 5Ss;
Il
9th st. ne. 'Just on Fla. ave.;
PONTIAC 1e4a chieftain de luxe
4-dr. 8-cyL; Hydra-Matic. beautiful
blue-and-gray finish with Wv. tires.
It has only 29,S44 miles. looks and
runs ike a new car; $8a5. bank
1000 Georgia ave. ia. 9-4s00;,
Pontiac 1881 ,conyy., coy eSoqpe: Hydra,
anesPsto9sd oSau a PNFaiHsf 9ilpz z rs
(Kaiser-Willys)S INC. 9TH and R
po 81 niT; 80 2-dr. sedan; 2 tone;
r. and h., Hydra. $500 KESSLER
M hroIt%ood 41 M Rh HS 4I 5;lsRd ays
r snS a. pr dS47 ss PECK EN- ad? sStsss
RENAULT 1850 .4-dr. sed.: r. and h.;
AZ mi. per gal; good cond.; S395.
R ESi 66I29G ia52 de. luxe model 4idr.
SEDAN ar sxsel s eSnd gas 4 saysr and
sTGDEBAKER 81 5;Dass;sInser sta STAT
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Commander VS.
exceptionally clean car. $685.. bank
financing. KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000
Georgia ave. ia. 9-4S00. -21
AUSTIN 1948 4-dr. sedan; leather
will sell quickly for S145 as is.
Stohlman Chevrolet, Inc.
$3.50 NJ St. NV. AID. 2-I62s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1881 Concord for sale by
CLEAN; 10000 NIL; $3.50. Kf.
Call 10. 2-0532. all day sunday.
PLYMOUTH 1858 cranbrook 4.dr.
3.7OO carefully driven miles; 6olex
glass. big heater; Z tires, incl. new
snow treads; car In peri cond. Cost
S2.129 when new. II Oct. Owner
must sell Immediately; $1.545. oil
PLYMOUTH 81: buying new car;
financing. PERKiNs MOTOR SALES
33l7 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va, I'll
f4EY aT! sgss 1859 erN sPssfl Il Mor sSs
SALES, 1925 Conn. ave. NV. Wo
PIIYMSoS1iTH 1858 cranbrook z.dr.i
,ow mileage; h. and defroster; beau
tifui 2-ton finish. This. is a show.
kirk fSHa es MoToR Co. 0a 1900 nnos eSres
|pLYMouTH 80 COW. coupe; bought
new: and h.; very good cond
P " MsITf1f' SO cranbrook 4.dr.; ..
MI MY o fjsp ovi W. s-l RsTtso1 s1S:R'0
PLYMOUTH f940 club coupe; excel
cond. Browning S-s709. --21
PLYMOUTH Al conv, coupe; r. and
h: practically new top; good run
fo on HU1o 1883 SIS DE- de- luxe station
warranty: full equip; radio. heater
go 500 'F hooD f s5s seo 4 sssi'i Con-
P 6sSirfas; 1854 e-cyl. a-dr,: s1,74s;
ulate. FLOOD PONTIAC 42ai Con
PONTIAC aSs1sIas, 1898 station wagon; 50 400;
left over never sold: new warranty,
auto shift. power steerinE; I've 70
s sss con IrS p1o @o s PoNTlAc
PONTIAC 1862 Chieftain 49, de luxe
and seat covers: 1000 actual one
owner miles; beautiful tyo-tone
gray finish; Car absolutely IKE
seen to Be- appreciated. ST !se5. sos
down. BELL MOTORS. 5OI0 Wis.
ave. WO. $4,000. -21
PONTIAC 1853 Catalina hardtop:
power, steering, Hydra-Matic. r; and
H. n. a es Don lnts sdisG 10000 .,r as
car absolutely same as brand-new
in every way. must be seen to be
appreciated. S2,395. BELL MO-
TORS. SOLO Wis. ave-. wo. $4,000.
PONTIAC late '4s "s"; r. and h., ex-
Gel; motor and tires; $265. OIL.
PONTIAC 1880 black 4-dr.; r. and h. !;
Al; passed insp. Nov. 1858; S145
or best offer. Tower 9-644s. 81
PONTIAC 1949 Chieftain de luxe
"S'' 2-dr.: r. and h.. Matte.
2tone green finish: very clean: 1895.
JET MOTOR SALES. 2725 Nichols
ave: s.w.: 10. 2-0336. -21
PONTIAC 81 Super de luxe Catalina;
ssa ssH x SssRs sia so sRS H
Rhode Island ave, Brentwood. Md.
PONTIAC SO Catalina Super de luxe;
r. and h., Hydra. Wv. tires. 2-tone
green: terms and trade; S1.795.
KESSLER /. MOTOR. 1921 Rhode
Island ave. Brentwood. Md. UN.
P a5S1Ia so "e"; Hydra-Mattic.
PONTIAC 40 streamliner "s" DIR.
sedan: T. and h.. seat covers, Hydra.
Matte: ! owner: S765. FoLLIN,s
Nd. UN. 4-1500. 20
NASH Io47 4-dr. sedan; an excel
lent performing, smooth riding au-
tomobile. Has practically new
tires. r and h. It won't stay long
for SOB; Low cost oMAc terms
Stohlman Chevrolet, Inc.
329s NJ St. NV: AID. 2-I82s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTINS--'4Ss to ISIS. several to
MANHATTAN AUTO Kaiser WHY'S.
INC. Factory Sales and Service for
dealer for Austin Aeaiey sports car,
An-tin of ENGLAND. Morris and NJ. G.;
NO. 1,27oo Established 1914, 80
to o'S Choose So from ON s. sIss 80 up and nil III
man So sedan, 81 cow. 80 cow
so sedan and AS conv. Eight used
MGs. from $3.50 Remember Jack
Psy gives you mere f 9,, your our money
NV. in our 35nd year., anu '
AUSTIN T 40 -s s3SooT; s315 or best
BUICK s.d 1888 B9adgsster Riviera sns T.
electric windows, 1000 actual
ish. Wv, tires. nylon interior: car
is absolutely same as brand-new II
ecy sa? M u.s. % Sffn Y Rg
BUICK 81 Roadmaster Riviera: Dyna-
noT: low ,, milesges orig. owner
BUICK so Super: Dyna.. r. ard H..
seat covers. new Wv. tires. excel.
eond,; ri low nile mileaSe; Dvt. party only
BUICK f5 - SO o-s s,door sedanette; r.. ~ h.
only sss5 BREWER MOTORS.
BUICK "a Roadmaster; brand-new.
save 5000. ss95 down: bank finan-
BUICK 80 Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan {;
black; Dynafiow, r. and h.. SC, excel.
tires; has received excel. care. $3.50.
GEN. CRAIGIE BAFB. 10. $4,000.
BUICK 81 Super Riviera club coupe;
gray with black ton: r and h
pynahow own 1 V owner; 81 s555. KEss,'
LER MOTOR, .4121 Rhode Island
ave. Brentwood. Nd. UN. 4-5525.
BUICK ,s41 Special 4-dr. sedan; r.
m anf e. $50 $50 f RE $3.50 5000 sFis
BUICK 1853 Super VS. Riviera
accessories: $500 mi. perfect cond.,
clean, orig. owner; 1886. III
BUICK so Super sedan; Dyna., fully
eauipped with snow tires: 4 Life d,;
guard tubes; not under 500 Can
st. NV. DE. 2-s3O0. Ext. s, Also
BY letter at this address before s,
BUICK 1850 4-dr. Riviera: beaut.,
pearance plus perfect mechanical
condition. Complete with unuen-5 seat
direc. Sig. Wv. tires: IS. 900 miles.
Naval oficer must sell before going
overseas. Si.045. WA. 7-s704. .-2l
BUICK 1S4S conv.; beautiful forest
TOP and n SphhO nSfy IL J PsEI
payment on this wonderful buy.
35SSd1 oo BladensbFE I'd. ne. La.
BUICK BUICK 40 Super conv; blue, very
nice; $685. or best offer. OIL. 2-65s8.
p1Sss r. 'i t., v eSS'f tires; seas: A.
sSS j o;Is. s SBg sys5e s sss P SSss
terms term p orH So' Williams go tBuick1.
BUICK Sa Ni i944 con- COW; orig. Jet Slack
. snde W ans aSeear s $685. 81 dr.
Wo 6-97ss. eve. till 10. $3.50
BUICK TiiS; ave- s5a Super Riviera 4;doo.
fdan o Ryna Extras s. end tRasd
going to Europe. s1'795. HA, q
BGick 81 4-dr. super Riviera r.
Ell Ell ? sas3a;s $1,000 or best St{sf.
B iIS Super l Eiyie. .e.: ssda goE
s1f H6ef p fshs % Bs fa1Ses ING %I6oross
BUICK 1887 sedan; T. and h; in fair
condition; S6s. Call before $3.50
pm. tn. 2-4947. al
BUICK 40 2-door Special; fine
i trsnsI; Runs ess All p1 Pes sssssss D 6
BUICK 1899 4-dr. sedan: SS5. Also
1910 Chevrolet ct same price.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 1926
Conn. ave. NV. WO. 6-9236. -22
BUICK "a Super Riviera coupe
Dyna., r. and h., WV. tires, E-Z-Eye
glass. new-car list price. $3,35S;
our price $2.995: new-car war
ranty. E1CHBERG AUTO SALES
1909 Wis. ave. NV. AID. 4-1722
BUICK 81 convert. Special: r. and
h.. Dyna., $4,000 actual MI. peri
cond will take trade. S1,395. ia
7-004o. -21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
OLDSMOBILE 80 conyertible "s8'

OLDSMOBILE SO convertible "Ss';
red. Hydra, r. and h, Wv. tires,
electronic eye and many other ex-
s iTss; Fl i'p moro 5R; s-ils'' PlNEY
oLDsMoBILE 1850 Holiday: :: and
h., Hydra-Matic. Wv. tires; SLIGO.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 1926
Conn, ave. NV. WOs 6-9236. --22
OLDSMOBlLE 40 "9S" de luxe con-
yertible; radio, heater, Hydra Matte
drive; new top; in finest condition;
terms; sos down, woIFE MOTORS,
1897 wisconsin ave. NV. EN-.
oIDs 1850 "es''; low mileage. l.
owner car; has been thoroughly gone
over by new-car dealer: this. beauti-
$S95; bank financing 2521 Bia-
densburG I'd. ne. LA. 6-2262.
oLDs 1852 "ss":: l-owner car;
s aydra IL h. and re- this car must be
on new Odds and .reconditioncd eli
over by new-car dealer. This car
is q steal at 81 .495: bank financing.
ssI SSl sladenshurs I'd. ne, La.
OPS 81 4 .s4z club eDe.; r.. h.. SIPS 81
oLDs 1851 "es" Holiday sedan; Hy-
dra.. Wv. tires. 2-tone paint, r.
and b.. Financing can be ar
IY sSis + sG s@527iss 9''' ca Nh Mr.
oLDs 40 4-dr:: Wv. tires, power
car traded in on new car and re-
conditioned by new.car dealer. Sell
i IN price s595 s.,e$35 @1 BiadensbprG
OLDs l04o; Il you you are looking for
cheap TRANSFORMATION I'm really
clean little car. with excel. rubber
r. and h.. this car can be bought
with So5 down. but hurry, 1921
BladensburE I'd. ne. LA. 6-2262.
OLDS SO Holiday Rocket "SS" coupe;
Super model; a real sporty hardtop
sport coupe; two-tone finish. green
and white; loaded with accessories;
one owner; low mileage; excellent
9O.. s2.505. COLONIAL oLDs.
MOBILE CO. III. 7-934Oi. i24i 9TH
st. ne. Dust Off Fla, ave. -21
OLDS 81 Super Rocket "SS" 4-dr.
sedan; dark green With a white top.
fully equipped. low mileage; one
owner own new-csr condition. Loaded
LONIAL oLDsMOBiLE CO III
5,9340. l24l 9Th st. ne. ,Just of
OLDs so Rocket "ss" Holiday sedan;
Eray and green. fully equipped: very
low mileage: one careful owner.
the 81 '6s" Holiday. No. s7 "a
S2,595 COLONIAL oLDSMoBILE
co. Ill 7-9340l, l24I 9th ST. ne.
Just of Fla. ave.. --2l
oLDS SO Rocket Super "sS" 4-dr.
sedan. original two-tone finish. blue
and white; fully equipped low mile
age; one owner: .new-car condition
sss on c 81 n E0ee oIps No I'LL
co. .GI. 1880. l241 9th st. ne.
Dust on Fla. ave.. 81
OLDS AZ 4-dr. sedan: very clean;
S325. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES.
1926 Conn. ave. NV. wo. 5-9236
oLDs so 4-dr.: dream car. Beau
sac; sale price, $500, $3.50 DIN. RE
1866 before 8 pm. -2l
OLDS SO. Rocket Super "ss" 4-dr
SEDAN ;eS io miss,gsay nish. fully eautD
car condition. Traded on the 81
NAL oLDsMoB1LE CO.. Oh
OLDs SO Rocket "ss" 4-dr. sedan;
original green inish: low mileage;
one owner: fully equipped and in
like-new condition Traded on the
"a, See before YOU buy. No. ol6
Ss.195. COLONIAL OLDsMoBILE
co. II. 7,934o). lo41 9th St ne
OLDS 81 Super "SS" 4-dr. sedan:
green and white, original; one owner
low mileage; new-car condition:
loaded with extras. Traded on the
oLDsMOBILE co, GLI. 1-9340l,
1241 9th st. ne. Dust of Fla. ayeD.
I'll
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
OLDS '53 "9S" convertible; black
with red leather uphol. HAS EVERY
THING LIE O-R6kS OIL

OLDS '53 "9S" convertible; black
WINS T,sh red leather Ir S gphol. HAS EVERY
OLDs SO "ss" Holiday: 2-tone
sfesn TRES 81 P 5S66 m like era nsW
Cost $500; take. SS,495. today.
Pvt. owner. can help I'm. ia. 81 06S.
oLDs 80 "ss" club sedan; Hydra,
hsftfT S spd e qear sSs ssaIs
srentWood ma Nd. IN. 4-55 5sea 1vsi
PACKARD 'Sl Patrician sedan; fully
equipped; low. mileage: ! owner;
Pa 'S: best car ca -d IN 1881 1851 I nSg
P fs!pE if5 s SEX Il 5sS eoa goLt PnTf
P ztci GH ReY have the finest : se-
lection of used Packards in the
Metropolitan area; all AL models PROP oS
O'BRIEN & roHALL,, INC; Your
Arlington Packard Dealer, Used Car
Dept. 1901 Wilson blvd. 3 blocks
south Of Key Bridge. Open ewes.
PLYMOUTH so 4-door sedan: r.. h..
Sc: lustrous green finish; a nice
family car at only 81, 095. BREWER
MOTORS Oil Wis. ave. .,Wo,
PIYt%ouTH so 2-door sedan; h. and
BREWER MOTORS. sill Wis. ave.
PE TH oFra'i 40 Special de luxe Sc
dan; beautiful black; exceptionally
clean; fully equipped. $500. KESS-
LER MOTOR. 4l2l Rhode Island 1n
PLYMOUTH 1852 Suburban.; equip.
very low mileage by / owner; Ike
new in every respect. $I.395. JET
PLYM6Ur f1t 20 4-dr. Spec. de luxe:
excel. tires; orig. owner. $685.. or
PLYMOUTH 1852 Cranbrook 4-dr. :;
Gail jT EN- sIre: s-4Ps srtee' e0nd'' 81 400
PLYSMoTTH 20 4-dr.; new motor.
WI With o es9d credit no cash necesssr/'
PIYM0UTTHp AS 4-dr.; black; excel
lent condition, private owner; S465,
PLYMoUIH "a club sedan; auto.
trans, -2-tone, and extras. $3.50
down, finance bal. ov 3-l615;
PLYMOUTH 1947 Special de luxe
age. $4,000 mi on new motor
SS395. HUNTER MOTORS, XII; s.
PLYMOUTH 90 Spec. de luxe 4-dr.
sedan; orig. Jet blk finish; T. and
a real cream puff, only SGa5
ROYAL MOTORS. INC, Your
chrysier Plymouth Dealer. 400 Ga.
ave. NV, IA, $4,000 %
PONTIAC l94s de luxe station
wagon; mechanically in tip-top
condition. Practically new tires;
has r. and h.; body needs some
repair. A bargain for 1895. Low
cost CMAC terms II desired.
Stohlman Chevrolet, Inc.
329s M st. NV. AID. @-1B2s