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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-14
Quarterback Club
To Honor Conchs

The Key West Conchs, runner
ups in the State High School IA
baseball tournament, will be guests
of the members of the Key West
Quarterback Club at a steak din
ner at the County Beach Tuesday
evening.
"The boys could not win them
ALL" Earl Adams, president of the
Quarterbackers said. II feel that
both Tampa and Jacksonville ball
clubs, which the Conchs defeat
ed to 60 into the finals were better
clubs than the Green Devils. The
Conchs just had an off night"
The Tuesday night dinner will
probably be the last get-together
for the Conchs. George Lastres and
Don Cruz will be off for profess
sional baseball and several of the
others are going into the armed
services.
The serving of steaks will start
at $50 p. m. There win be enough
steaks for all.
Beside the players all members
of the schools coaching staff and
their wives have been invited TO
the dinner.
Kellar Watson and Norman
Brantley are in charge Of arrange
mentS.
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City Commission To Consider
Police Chiefs Appointment
Perez, Baker
LIN Running
For The Job

The city commission will con.
slider the appointment Of . police
chief tonight but they will an.
parently bypass, the problem OF
naming tax assessor to replace
Sam Pinder, Jr., who resigned
last week.
The commission is slated to
meet in special session at 8 pm.
to discuss a lease agreement for
the Clyde Mallory Dock and the
police department matter.
Tax Meeting
Immediately after, they will go
into session as the Tax Equaliza.
ton Board to discuss the new tas
roll prepared by Pinder before hi.
resignation.
The commission will be forced
to decide between Acting Police
Chief Bienvenido Perez and Pa
trolman Harry Lee Baker for tn,
chiefs position. Perez, senior mar
on the police force, has been act
ing as chief since the retirement
of Raymond Cabrera two month.
ago. Baker also served at one
time as chief.
City Hall observers seemed t.
be of the opinion today that Perez
would get the nod for the job
since the commission earlier nam
ed him but failed to gain the ap
prevail of the Civil Service Board
However, the names of the two
officers were submitted to the
commission by the board last
week, hence their, approval of to
nights choice is expected to get .
routine OK.
No Applications
Meanwhile, City Manager Victor
Lang said this morning that he has
received no applications for tax
assessor post which pays $275 pei
Continued on Page Two)
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First Polio Case
In Nineteen Days
is Reported Here

Key Vests first pcsio case in
~ days was reported today by
the County Health Unit.
II brought The years total TO 70
cases. Today's victim has q non.
paralytie form Of the disease.
He is q 22.year.oId white man
and . member Of the Coast
Guard.
There have BEEN six cases
since the mass gamma slobUIin
injections last month. Five Of
the six persons did not receive
the 90 shots. The sixth, an infant,
was given gamma slobUlin but
developed polio the next day.
Health authorities say 10 days
must pass before 80 is effective
. and that the infant apparently
had polio when the shot was Civ.
en-.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-14
ALI Methodist
Ministers Are
Returned To XIV.

All four of Key West's Methodist
ministers were returned tn their
pastorates, it was announced at
the 10th Annual conference of
the Methodist Church in Florida.
The assignments we're made at
tne annual meeting held at Florida
Southern College in Lakeland.
Reverend Eldon Simmons will
serve the Ley Memorial Metho-
dist Church for his sixth wear:
Reverend Manuel Figueroa was
returned to the Ell salvador Church
for the fourth time. Reverend ].
Paul Touchton will serve the First
Methodist Church for the fourth
time, and ReverendJ E. Statham
was assigned to the Fleming Street
Methodist Church for his third
year.
The conference ooened in Lake
!ano On WEDNESDAY and adjourned
JUS. aIter noon on Sunday.
Mrs. Touchton am Mrs. Statham
accompanied Their husbands to
the conference.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-14
Joint Civilian,
Navy Disaster
Drill Suggested

Captain C. M. Murphy, chief of
staff to Admiral Towner, told a
group of officials yesterday that
he is hopeful that the city and Ma.
wy can get together and hold a
joint disaster drill.
Murphy stated the need of a
joint drill to insure the proper
functioning of the two separate
fire departments as one unit.
Murphy gave as an example of
a possible disaster where tie Navy
and city would work tore her, the
crashing of airplane in crowded
part of the city. He said that if
something like that happened
many homes would yrobably be
burned unless there i quick joint
action of all availabl fire fighting
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an is from Brooksville, Fla.
Others to appear before
the grand jury were B. M.
Duncan, of Tampa, a former
general manager and chief
engineer of the old Over
seas Road and Toll Bridge
District. He had the job
from January, 1887, to Sep
TENDER, 1949.
Winston Carlton, of Fl. Lauder
dale, State Road Department engi-
neer for the fourth district, also
was toSappear. The fourth district
covers the nine lower Florida coun-
ties.
ALI of the men were here. VOL
unfairly.
MeEwen Here =.
James McEwen ef-Tayupa, one
OF the special Investigators ap-
pointed by Acting Governor Char
ley E. Johns to probe the toll dis
trict, was on hand to continue d.
rection of the body's investigation.
McEwen told reporters this NOR
ming that he hoped to finish his
work here this week.
Warren made it clear to news
men that he was appearing before
the grand jury on a strictly vol
untary basis.
He said he did not want his ac-
ton to be construed as establishing
precedent when he, as a former
governor appeared before a grand
jury.
Wants To Cooperate
81 am here in an effort to CO.
operate with the grand jury" he
said. II respect grand jury as a
part of our judicial system but by
my appearance here l am not ac-
knowledging that one branch of
our government has the power to
exercise control over another
branch"
Warren said the three branches
OF the government-Judicial, Leg
Continued on Page Two) .
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-14
Monroe County Figures Are Not
In State Record On Juveniles
Facts On Delinquency
- - Is q ~
: ts,f. Oh Counties Are
Given In Fla. Report

Only three of Florida's 81 coun-
ties did not report on juvenile de-
linquency for 1925, and one of
those three counties not reporting
was Monroe.
The other two counties that did
not report to the Florida Children's
Commission were Sumter and Wa
kulla.
The report on 1852 and 1853, re-
leased today, showed "that delin-
quency has not increased alarm
ingly during the past year in Flor
ida.
Rises In 1859
The report showed that in the
GA counties reporting there were
549, 1853 children enrolled in public
schools in the 1951-1952 school
year. During 1852, total of 5,719
children were adjudged delinquent
by the courts.
In 1858, 6,355 children were adj
judged delinquent in the ga coun-
ties.
From this information" the
report reads, cit can be seen that
while II per cent more children
were considered delinquent by the
courts in 1853 than in 1852, there
was, in the same period of time,
an increase of eight per cent in
the public school population"
Percentage Given
The report further states that
the number of children adjudged
delinquent is only LOS per cent of
the total public school population.
The number of children enrolled
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Death Follows
Car Crash As
.Driper CoHapses

~
A car crashed INTO . house In
Pierce ksne at ? .. m. Today
when fine driver Of The ear col.
Ispssd, The sheriff's office 70.
ported.
Eseolastee N. LUCE. a. who
lived In cottage No. 5, sos Sim.
onion Stree. was dead when
shsriff's deputies arrived at me
scene.
The deputies reported That the
man lived fdr . few minutes az.
or his car crushed Into ihe house.
Justice Of TIP Peace Roy Ham.
lin ordered an autopsy.
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Ferry Co. To Ask Clyde Mallory Dock Lease
Ne,U Firm, Makes
Offer For Cuba
To Key Vest Run

A three-way race for ii
lease of the city-owned
Clyde-Mallory Dock has de
veloped between companies
who wish to use it as the
local terminal for Key West
Cuba ferry operations.
That news was the latest
to issue in a long series of
negotiations between pros
pective ferry operators and
the city commission. The lat
est offer, presented by Car
ribean Ferries, Inc, a Miami
concern, will be presented to
the city fathers tonight at a
special meeting. Former
United States Senator ''Bob"
Reynolds, of North Carolina,
is one of the principals in
the company.
Earlier, the city had been. ap.
preached by the Marine Bridge
Transport Co., a Cuban subsidiary
of the Gulf Atlantic Transportation
Co., and the Key West Cuba
Transit Co, a ffirm organized by
Joe Sirugo.
Neither Of those companies
managed to gain a lease on docks
which were PURCHASED By the city
two years ago. "A
Offer To Be Considered
The offer to be considered to-
night calls for the pay n. of a
flat $12,5O0 per yeaf for a 4O-year
period. In addition, Caribbean Fer
ries, Inc, has agreed to make
necessary repairs I'd the dock prior
to the start of serviee. It has been
estimated that the dock requires
repairs and renovatons costing up
wards of $4,000.
The offer from Marine Bridge
Transports Co., calls for an an
nual guarantee of $50, 900 against
a percentage of their gross re-
venue. They have agreed to ad.
vance the city enough money TO
put the dock in operating condi.
ton.
The offer from Sirugo's concern
also is on a percentage basis. He
has already leased a parcel of land
at the north end Of Simonton Street
fro mthe city for use as a ferry
terminal.
Needs Dock
However, he said later that he
needs the Clyde Mallory Dock al
SO to allow for possible future ex-
pansion. Service must start by
December or the lease will be
volded, under terms of the pact.
HIS company proposes to operate
between Key West and the city of
Cardenas, Cuba.
A shortage of doek space in Ha-
vana harbor has long been a STUN
ollng block in the way of those
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Woman Fails In
Suicide Attempt


A 22-year-old woman inflicted
injuries to herself yesterday in
an attempt to take her own life.
The woman was rushed to Galey
Memorial Hospital by her HUSBAND
after she had slashed her wrists
with razor blade as the after
math of family dispute.
Physicians said that she severed
two arteries in one wrist but in
flicted only superficial injuries in
the other. She was later released.
Police Patrolman G. ]. Broad
head said that the woman IL a
former nightclub entertainer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-14
Flag Day
Program Is
Set By lks
Exalted Ruler Tells
Of Organizations
Special Observance

In releasing the final plans for
the observance of Flag Day, Jack
Baker, Exalted Ruler of Lodge No.
551, has made two interesting OBJ
servations: The Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks is the
only fraternal organization which
requires formal observance of
Flag Day. Also, the stars for the
banner of 17S5 were cut by a Miss
Margaret Young, who subsequent
ly became the mother of Henry
Sanderson, the Grand Exalted
Ruler of the Elks in 1884.
Thus in adhering to this man.
date, Lodge No. 551, through its
Flag Day Committee releases the
complete program which will be
presented tonight at 8 pm. at the
Elks Club Annex.
Program Set
Music 1.-The Star Spangled Ban
ner" - Robert George, Lodge or
ganist
Introductory Remarks - Frank
Romaguera, Chairman
Advancement of Colors - Vet
Grams Organizations
Pledge to the Flag - Assembly
Invocation Rabbi Abraham
Schwartz
Introductory Exercises - Lodge
Officers
Vocal Selection - Judge Eva
Warner Gibson
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Statewide Alarm
Out For Woman
On Check Charge

A statewide police alarm Is
out for Ellen 2. Regain on
charges Of passing bad checks,
The sheriffs depa rfmsnt report
cd Today.
Mrs. Regain, HE department.
said, formerly lived here at so7
Eaton Street with, q daughter
and . srandehild, . fovr.yeaF-
old boy.
On June ., . deputy said, Mrs.
Regain passed eight bad checks
ut various shops. The checks
ranged in size from SIS 10
$66.s5.
Mrs. Regain, fhs sheriff's de.
partmsnt said, formerly work
ed ~ HE Three Sisters store
here and her daughter at The
Krsss store.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-14
POLICE-SHORE PATROL
COOPERATION LAUDED

The appreciation of the Navy for
the cooperation which exists be-
tween the Key West Police Depart
ment and the Shore Patrol here
was voiced yesterday by Captain
C. M. Murphy, chief of staff to
Admiral George C. Towner, COM
mander Naval Base.
Captain ..,urphy expressed the
Nays gratitude to acting Chief
of Police, Bienvenido Perez, when
the two met for the first time.
Perez in turn told Captain Murphy
that as long as he is chief the CO.
operation will continue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-14
Car Plunges
Into Ocean

A late model automobile was list
ed as a total loss after it rolled
into the ocean Sunday on Roose-
welt Boulevard.
The owner of the car, Alexander
Chester, of the Boca Chica Naval
Air Station said that the car rolled
overheard when he was removing
his cupboard motorboat from the
water.
The investigation was made by
Police Sgt Frank Caraballo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-14
ACL PLANS INCREASE
In LOCAL ACTIVITIES

James B. Sharpton, passenger
traffic manager for the Atlantic
Coastline Railroad, spent the
weekend in Key West making a
survey looking forward to increas-
ing their activities in promoting
travel to Key West and the Keys.
He was accompanied by Homer
H. Babb, assistant to the general
passenger agent; Robert L. Par
sons, secretary to the passenger
traffic manager and Harold E.
Wright, assistant passenger traf-
fic manager.
They were guests at the Key
Wester during their stay here. It
was Sharpton's first visit to Key
West since 1885.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-14

Drunk driving was listed
as the cause of three of the
four accidents reported by
police over the weekend. DWI
charges were filed against
the offenders.
Next time you may have
had a nip too many, think
twice before you climb into
that car to drive-many hor-
rible accidents can be attrib-
uted directly to alcohol. If
you must partake of old De-
mon Rum-don't drive.
And Florida law provides
that upon conviction of drunk
driving, it is mandatory that
your drivers license be sus-
pended for one year.
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Scout Meeting
Tonight

Local scouts and scout leaders
are invited to a lookout tonight to
De held at the home of j. G. Bal
lou, Quarters Ed. Fl. Taylor. at 6
o'clock.
AT that time, a charter will be
presented to newly-formed Cub
Pack Isl, sponsored by the First
presbyterian Church. Benjamin
Adams will represent the new Pack
as institutional representative.
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Former Governor Is Voluntary
Witness In Toll District Quiz
BY DENIS sNEIGR

Monroe County's busy grand jury back at work
today with former governor scheduled to appear be-
fore it.
Besides Fuller Warren, of Miami Beach, the former
governor, Alfred Mcclellan, former chairman of the
State Road Department. hand to testify McKeth-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-14

For Quick Communicated.
Use CLASSIFIED Adsl You'll
reach buyers ond sellers
tenants or workers lust
DIAL 2-S66l or 2-S662.
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KEY VESTS
TRAFFIC BOX SCORE

Damage $3.50 $sl.47s
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Key West Florida. hos tho
most equuble climote In the
country. with On ovsrugs
rcnge Of only L. Fohrenheit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-17

STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion a-dr.
ssss. MARTIN sri s 81 TaSsisf o ascl
Hampden Ia, Bethesda. Oh. 2-1700.
sTUDEBAKER "a Commander hard
top; Stafford cream. black-top, nylon
Wv. tires. wire wheels. pack-np
lights save $500. MARTIN STUDE-
BAKER. 1904 Hampden la, Be-
thesda. OIL. 2-170O. LIS
STUDEBAKER 80 comdr. sed.; r..
h.; S646. HoRNER'S COR. Buick
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9TH, Ii.
sTUDEBAKER 1854 VS. hard ton:
company official cars: fully equipped:
neW-car title and warranty; 8 to-
choose from: up to $3.50 discount or
over allowance. BOWMAN MOTOR
SSA AIS 1880 Georsia ave. IA
STUDEBAKER '4s 4.dr. sedan. r.
and h.; beaut. cond. win sell today
Ior only SOB. terms. OHIO WILL
LlAMS BUICK. 2O01 Nichols ave. Sc.
STUDEBAKER 1851 conv. Champion:
niack. tan top: aut ATTIC dr.. r. and
HoRNER's CORNER sssS MINI
ave. ne. LII. 1-g226. ii
STUDEBAKER 1850 club coupe; r.
and h.. overdrive; original black
hnish: far above average condition;
safe-buy guarantee: S605. GRADY'S.
s sya' 81. snat1y6 1909 Wisconsin
guar: S595. BOWMAN MOTOR
SALES, 1880 Georgia NV. Ia.
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Il ATT .-.y.ossrg1sfcR SALE

h.: j owner: immac. Priced t~-z
OHIO WILLIAMS B6IcK. a os
Nichols ave. Sc.
PONTIAC AZ 4-dr. sedan; r. and
h. Special for today. fun price only
S295. no money down on approved
credit. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK,
30oI Nichols ave. Sc.
PONTIAC 1853 Chieftain -" de luxe
and h.; ii 900 actual one-ownsr mi.
Cleaning blac: finish. Wv tires;
car positively same as hrand-new
N every de- III; must be seen TO
be appreciated: $1,795. BELL NO
TORS. 500 Wis. ave-. WO. 6-S9G0.
PONTIAC $50 s-cyl. conv.; Hydra,
Wv. tires, tinted windows, 7. and
h.. light green, tan top; low mile
age; very good cond.. pvt. owner
leaving country. must sacrifice;
$1.500 or best offer. RIA. $4,000.
81 chieftain 4-dr.; Hydra,
r. and h: like-neW cond.; Written
guar; $685.: ALEXANDRIA NASH,
1905 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex, Va.
n; g,233o eyes. till 9 pm.
door; spotless orig; black finish
r. and h. and other extras; / owner;
low mileage. $685., trade and terms.
KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave.
PONTIAC '5s "s" de luxe chieftain
dG sydS sedan Mat,e low SrT mlsass ahd
$1.295. Car No. 74s-A. MONROE
FORD. 1897 East.West hwy, Sill.
sSng..s No Nd, Open evenings until p.
'5s "s" chieftain con-
yertible coupe: r. and h., new black
Gn s esr GSay only VS. !I5fs Car rei N.Y.
a2a-A; MONROE FORD, 1887 East
nings until 8. 70. 5-7so4.
PONTIAC so Chief. IS" cow. cpe.;
PONTIAC 1852 81 de luxe Chieftain
convertible: DELIGHTFUL starmist blue
finish, with contrasting 2-tone
leather interior, set of by new black
top; super-range Hydra Matte drive.
mails and host of other accessories:
an outstanding. one-owner car which,
reflects the finest of care; sale priced
at only Sl,495. OLMSTEAD MOTOR
CO. Northern Virginia's Largest
Old oldsmobile Dealer stoo 1000 Wilson
so Chieftain "s" de luxe
4-dr; sedan: orig. metallic green
interior, standard. trans. for the
utmost in dependability and
economy; de luxe heater and de-
froster, turn signals and many
other accessories; 10000 actual
miles by one careful owner; must
see and drive to appreciate; WATA
guarantee; an outstanding value at
S795. OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO,
Northern Virginia's Largest Odds
mobile Dealer, 1000 Wilson blvd,
Arl.. ia. 7-S4O0.
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h.. l.; sse5. ia a. s a.977 sp"'e' IL s'
fully equip. owned BY lady and
has mad best OF care: very low mile
age; looks like new throughout.
Today only; sos. FRANK SNAIL MAIL
JR.. 5000 Pa. ave. s.e.. LII. 2-9S37.
PLYMOUTH SO business cpe.: This
is q car for the salesman. or busi-
E nsss ooks and ep rags Of IKE
You must see this to appreciate the
bargain. Warranted 8 mos. or
5000 miles. A weekend special at
81 5 ;0S5, FRANK SMALL JR;, INC.
PLYMOUTH 81 Belvedere sport
hard-top cpe.; beautiful 2-tone finish
with contrasting 2-tone interior;
fyily sGgipG e. h.: turn signals Gn etc.
hs wees enS ons sss ssr sgs sN
SMALL JR,, NC. 1736 Good Hope
I'd; Sc. LU. 4-S7oo. Used Car Pc
PLYMOUTH SO cranbrook club cpe. !:
eompl; equip; r. h. etc. looks Ike
less, A. 1,owner. low-mileaee car
Warranted mos. or 9, 1000 miles.
S Msek enc SPECIAL. 500; FRhNK
I'd. Sc. LII. 1890. Used Car De-
partment. IL
PLYMOUTH '53 Cambridge 4-dr.
sedan: beautiful ocean blue finish
interior has that clean fresh look.
This outstanding beauty has been
driven less than 10000 miles by
cost GMAC terms If desired; 10
CHEVROLET. $3.50 M st. NV.
AZ 1;l62s; ssrd and NJ SITS. NV.
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr. sedan; dark
R Ret sSe xarr amy a ssas 0o 61tv TsI
MOTOR CO., Dodge Plymouth Dealer,
6312 Ga. ave, NV. at Piney Branch
I'd, tn. 10000.
PLYMOUTH "a Belvedere hard top;
PowerFlite; custom r. and h., all
de luxe equipment: 1000 actual
s miieS wo' oS s.4657 ne~-car e0nd must
PLYMoUTH 40 i-dr. Special de l.:
'irss by ' o%sEs S' $3.50 RsT Ell is sSSSs
PLYMOUTH $50 4-dr.; heater, turn
covers; sparkling blue finish. "spe.
cial :" $995; 4-mo. guarantee. HILL
q SANDERS. Wash S Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th st; NV. NO
7-1l1l. Open ewes. til 8, Sat. It'll 5
PLYMOUTH '53 4-dr.: overdrive,
heater; clean; S1,395; 4-month
written guarantee. HILL & SAN
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
lila Vermont ave. NV, AID A.
1900. Open ewes. til .. Sat. til 5.
PLYMOUTH 80 Plaza station wagon:
automatic tranSm., r. and h., and
turn signals. One owner; 1895;
4.mos. written guar HILL g. SAN
DERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave NV, AID. a.
1890. Open ewes It'll Q. Sat. It'll s.
PLYMOUTH. $50 Cambridge; taxicab;
EQUIP 2-way cab radio; In excel.
cond.. incl. tires; driven part time
oy owner only; low mileage. yell
low Cab associated owner; $3.50
cash, or best offer. WO. $3.50.
PLYMOUTH 80 2-dr.: owner; beau
titul green finish; heater. matching
covers. See this beauty today.
Srlced to sell quickly. S695. KEN
YON-PECK CHEVROLET, $40 Lee
hwy. Arlington, Va, ia. 2-a0O3.
Open til 9:30. go
PLYMOUTH 81 cranbrook sedan:
radio and heater; maroon finish; a
bargain at 1895. Car No. SOn-A.
MONROE FORD. 1887 East-West
tnWy1 Sll: Spg.. Md. Open evenings
I'll ., JU. 5-7S04.
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STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion o-dr. !;
beautiful light blue finish; heater;
matching seat covers; oyerdrive; for
beauty and economy, see this one
today. Priced to scil quickly; S235.
KENYON-PECK CHEVROLET, $40
Lee hwy. Arl.. Va. IA. 2-a003.
Open til $50 pm. go
1850 Champion 4-dr.;
This econ unit is as clean as q pin;
one owner; low mileage: S595.
ARLINGTON MOTOR CO. tFordI,
1917 N. Moore ST.. Arl.. Va. ia.
1887.
WILLYS so station wagon; absolutely
the cleanest one. in town: equipped
with heater and overdriye:: $4,000
actual miles; $7OO cash. trade. or
ss little as sos down. Call CLARK
WHY'S hMYs i aS e s.eyi. station waEon
r, and b.. oyerdrive; "a must see"
at S1.045. Car No. s3SXA. MON
ROE FORD. 1897 EaSt-Wrst hwy,
81 Spg:. Md. Open evenings vi 8.
sJU. 5-7S04.