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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15
Gra,r.2l Hill

Recent lincffAs guests u Mrs
. R West w1sdz Nus Charles A
Stone Of scasss 5ili. MRS r q.
williams. MissEM rearet Elan and
Mrs. J r We@s.
Recent Gales q tie home Of
Mrs. s DAVIS 1Nar.ls were. Rev
and Mrs. Store 9ana Mrs Robert
King, Of Glen1tS Mrs. Lewis
Snoddy. of Arpnnta md MISS Mar
Igaret Elasu ~
Mr. and Mrs D RI West spent
the week Sid ii NieAmond and al
tended the ops,aii.e concert Of the
Musicians ttluSr x Richmond thu
current producisos y the Barksdale
Theater Piaye,s. srd party a The
home Of MI. ~. sslF Harold JONES'
Mayor Fgant-IarrFs Of South Hill.
visited his tasdse4 Mrs. S n.
Harris. last eassasy
While ID ttgaf1asj in Charlottes-
ville last Frids{ JF West found
the parKina ~ ,ssit shocked by the
Apple FESTIVAL. parade As he pom
dered bis fate u Nas greeted by
Irving S DliScsn ! superintendent
of Buckingham 3.seApols. WHO as-
sumed tia; ~ xas there for the
important puraose ..of seeing tha
Buckingham Ssii-ol band make its
first appearal So gfg the neWly-ac-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15
Polio III Decrease

Polio on Decrease
FIGURES released recently hy the N. III
Public He2iih Service Stow that the
FIGHT Has4inS poEio II heinz steadily won.
AlthoHeh there has been doubt Is to the
progress AZ THE battle from time to time in
recent years. ths latest figures show con
eIHSiTalr That the polio vaccine has accom-
plished miracles h this respect
DnlN a2lT cases Of polio have been re-
p5rted this wear as against 7073 reported
last Naar Moreover the paraIytic type If
palio which i he worst has been reduced
h4 aa apen greater margin Only 1864
Gases have been reported 50 far in 1857. In
la56 here were 1881 paraINtic cases
4Ae FIGURES quoted are national figures
II IN nga hat IA some states whore mild
ea5den1ies occurred the entire picture Is
'lat altogether Clear. For example. there
were Light increases IN All types Of polio
NJ he following states: South Dakota
Nebraska North Carolina South Carolina
Tennessee Alabama New Mexico ana the
District al Columbia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15
We Saw A Sermon

vi color We're the green pines and frs, all
blended in a panorama Of beauty.
As We drove along Sunday morning We
knew there was God who made the noun
tains, who painted them in gorgeous colors
The inner man was satisfied as the beauty
Of these vistas reached the soul. A new out
look OH life came, rededication TO things
spiritual Beauty wrought by the su-
preme Being must touch chord in the
breast Of man given to him in the soul by
the same Supreme Being who creates beau
Tn On every hand
We recommend visit TO Skyline Drive
W those who would recapture the beauty
and the message Of nature and wish to Be
near to God. We SAW 4 sermon Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15
Double Check

wv still have only one Moon.
Russia sent up the other one that
Just beeps. beeps. over the World
Foster Dulles and It's contact IS
about as little understood. It's Sle
cannon ball On nonstop mission
around ana around it goes and
when Or where it stops nobody
knows WE may see the sun, stars
and earth over TV through the
eNe OF these fake man-made
moons some day The Senate Is
most likely To Investigate WHY
WIKI didn't bet there first.
1t is nightly small thing tc
cause 50 much stir-up We are all
Shook up any how Some pepople
face the facts while a lot of Others
Only see VIC funny side
American people don't argue a
much As they used to- There il
some doubt as to just who Is right
The majority think and express
their belief that The one and only
Governor Faubus Is right anc
mat he is on the right track. Mo-
body around sides with the Pres
ident. WE have lost track of the
Weep Nixon. and John Foster
Dulles is doing home work mostly
WHALE the vacationing president
plays hockey Oil tie lob.
We have 4 lot Of things w
wish We didn't have However
grumbling don't DO any good w
stlll comprise 4 Nation born 81
hardship and we never seem TX
liye fam from il | had dinner witt
Honorable william 3. Garter At-
torney-at-law. of Cumberland. re-
1 Gently.
Yours ana thanks for reading
\ Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15
Hospital News
There we're 50 hospital patients
Monday morning
Patients Admitted

There were 50 hospital patients
Monday morning
Patients Admitted
Mrs F. L Lyles. Farmvllle
Mrs R r Yeats Rice, Miss
Erma Shumaker. Farmville. Miss
Frances snead Kenbridge Miss
Carol snead Kenbridgei James X.
Dalton, Kenbrdge H L. Wilson
Crewe James Il. Lucy, Warfield.
r E Bartlett Victoria r o. Gar
rett Cum ber!an d Mrs ] W
O'Bryant; Dillwyn Howard Cla-
bough. Farnyille
Also Hugh Wilson. Skipwith, o.
car Weaver AndersonvlIe Mfs y
r Fulcher Prospect r NJ Rich
ardson Cumberland Miss Ruth
Hale, Rice: ] T Daniels. Keys
VILE Miss jean Hickman Burke
Vile E. x Collins. Victoria Mrs.
r K Meeker. F'armvlle Eddie
Robertson Dillwyn. w L. Robert
son, keysville Mrs. H A Coleman.
Knoxville and Monroe Davis, Rice
Births
Mr. and Mrs R 3 Tyler III.
Farmville boy Oct II
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Edwards, Jr.
Farmville. boy Oct H.
MI and Mrs Holly Gobble Pamp-
lin, girl, Oct IA
C0l0red Patients
Walter Paige. Hampden-sy
Ophelia Lyle Farmville Robert
Mitchell Amelia, Milford Oliver
Blackstone; Peter Styles. Farm
vile; Alma Bragden, charlotte
G H. Marie Brooks. Cumberland.
Linwood Lyon, Crewe, and Ola
Smith, Farmville
C0lored Births
Alice and Harry Pegram. Rice,
girl Oct 10
Daisy and Horace johnson. Jeter-
vile, girl Oct r.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15
Letters To Editor
Girl Scouts Need
Adult Leaders
Editor Of the Farmville Herald:

Editor Of the Farmville Herald
We would appreciate it very
much If you would publish this
appeal to the mothers and young
er women of FarmviIle The Girl
Scout Program in Farmville IS
seriously threatened because Of a
lack of sufficient leaders We are
doing the very best we can with
the 95 children who have enrolled
ia the Brownie and Girl Scout
Troops, but YOU can readily see
that more leaders are needed
This is an interesting work and
tile program Is one that IS most
beneficial to our growing girls be-
sides being a lot Of fun for the
girls and leaders. We need at least
four more leaders now. and for
that reason We ask YOU to issue
an appeal that would call To the
attention OF the mothers and
young women ID Farmville that
here is an opportunity TO really
serve a need Id the community
and reap those benefits that only
those who work and play with
Youngsters can feel and enjoy
Any one who is interested, please
call one Of the leaders
Can Brownie Leaders, Mrs. B.
G. BAN. phone 9l8, Mrs. 3 II,
Boges 896 Mrs. Lee Oliver 474W,
or Troop Leaders MIS- Clyde
Fisher. 979. Miss Eileen Skellv.
l99J.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15

CATIPDAN Afternoon and Sunday morn
= nr wa loaNed d0Wn oa the world, We
lsolsesl ap II hearen and N.Y. we're glad.
Leaving Faymvillo shortly after noon and
Wali Hithin TIE speed laws by mid-affer-
noon We we're atop the skyline Drive or
roNte to9k ~ to Gordonsyile where we
Turned leEs to RaskersvIle ana Standards
Nile % thp Skyline Drive Turning right
r4 ths ariNe NE World below became a beau
i'iul Hater of coiors TIE deep reds OF
aupwaaa and Virginia creeper lined the
drive the yel lovs Of hickory and poplar;
the varied. shades of red to purple III the
gums and the gorgeous naples from flam-
ifH red ta yaf yellow ana mixtures Of
both 9oMh ~ the valleys were the green
II t4ras. aaA iHtetmiNed with the Sunburst
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15
Colored Births
Alpha

Many are sick with flu and colds
in the community.
Horace Thomas. of Richmond
was at Mr., and Mrs s. F. Thomas s
last Monday helping on the farm
Mrs. Thomas is sick with flu
Mrs. 2. L. Dumkum spent few
days with her aunt, Mrs. George
Newton, at Wealthia last week
c. f Dunkum. Rodger Dunkum
Nancy Dunkum, Ray Shores and
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth LeSueur
spent Sunday in Draper N c..
visiting Mr. and Mrs Bobbie Dun
KUN and looking over the new plant
there.
Mrs George Newton, Mrs G H.
Dunkum and Mrs Matthew Newton
visited Mrs. W Elijah Dunkum last
Friday
Friends and relatives were sorry
to hear Of the sudden death Of Joe
DAVIS, Of Los Angles. Cal Mr.
avis Of Los Angeles, Calf Mr.
Davis. and family, visited in this
community four or five weeks ago.
M and Mrs. Acie Thomas, LII
Their and Shelton. Of Draper. N C.
were recent week end guests of their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. j.. Dunkum
and Mr. and Mrs S. E. Thomas
R NJ LeSueul spent last week
end with Mr.. and MIS-. Frank Le-
Sueur and called on Mr.. and Mrs
. S. Jamerson Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Eldon Dunkum, and
Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Allen,
Dennis. RickIe and Janis. were
recent dinner guests of MIR. and Mrs
Clarence Thomas.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15
John Temple Groves
John Temple Groves -
Russian Satellite
Beep-Beeps Along.

A million stars are in the sky;
a million planets plunge and die
A million million men are sped,
A million million wait ahead
Among the t n oughts Russia S
man-made" satellite inspires is
this What a free ride for the man
in the street when the thing is
called iman-mada And what popu-
list sentlmentality in Moscow's an
nouncement that the freed and
conscious labor of the people Of the
new socialist society turns even the
most daring of mans dreams into
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15

Actually, we Thu paaFse contem-
plating tile l85-pound rflboh's beep-
beep- beep have No I.1Fe sens Of
having made 1t than slf'll. tie poor
Indian who watched tlse>>tlfst Steam
locomotive an By
Our thought Is Hot w .ose wonder
full Wa are but how ! raaght-short
Wider and wider tha Ratf becomes
between science and Nc human
character intelligence 4Ad excel
lence fer keeping up 8dsh science
lest II XIII us.
In some degree mt$si. and space
competition between h Russia and
America depends only d. gov many
German specialists .tAF, swo eoun.
tries captured after N,s-ld war II
And while being tisaa Is entitIec
u its bite ribbons. 4ijtfs Only !
matter 81 months ba.tala the op
ponent catches up
Everybody can have All H-bonlf
now Princess Grace Ac3uld have
one III little Monaco s'spn every
one may have y sasalipf ard III
ICBM
Pray and believe 3t i'll mean
times and forevGG after Par
Atomica, the Peace Ut 'K-oinc Aw
fulness, viii preyais Stome sun
moon Of stars ta. lsaa-made
manufacture
Pray, too that nsisHis priests
and rabbls Of the wol,d na matter
how bored with the are.est business
Of making men good, WIN ~ bact
to it, forsaking ecousr;.ts politics
biology sociology ands lsh In reaA
eating that unless ttie Dup Is les
sened All Is lost attf. sod fact
withdrawn
The sonE If YestAl,d4 niay ri
tie song Ut tomorr0e. TILE Moo
Has His Eves on NsH'
rhe beep-beep-be.p soand Il
spite If its scientisif 'fsajestv ant
meaning suggests VIZ. etow hur
bird clyiae IA fllght:afs. soon ta tail
FLYING briefly " tha.sncihc coas
today with the neQ aYtflate to b,
dodge WITH confu4iet3s everywhere
compounded, with -eillysnMnicatiol
from person ~ persta .reRian ane
ration to nation .isa 3Isd alon.
many cables heslt ss owning
Fal | alone in Wqsd. NJ deeds
Why III men sfrae aad Wiz
succeeds
I W. rode. " seefuat 3ur Spirit.
flew ~
rhrousa unAHoTr s.ioas cttie.
! new. ...
lAs tha| World flaslla4 aH enhe
Side
n Kansas city YHa9v3 day / hat
the feeling alWays lnve m till
city where I've wi}ssG 50 many
houfs " Iong liieir tatt IVe beei
there forever WtH aiasf 4 gew ~
cursions to the 6ufa. r3rld Is an,
other bin citys Airport " near towi
as Kansas City 's@ &.
It'S on an island NH 5ag river Yot
could walk 10 y sNells from ih'
Mnehlebach
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15
Mrs. Landrum Named
10 Program Group

Mus Emily X Landruln As
sociate Professor Of Physical Edu
cation has been appointed 10 tha
Program Committee for the Virginia
Association fer Health Physical
Education and Recreation iol n
term from l957l9B0
This committee works ais a PLAN
ming and executive committee f0r
all State meetings and problems in
conjunction withsDr Harold x JACK
Supervisor IF Health. Physical Edu-
cation. Safety and Recreation Other
members of THIS committee are
MisG Lillian Seats chairman Stuart
BreWbakef. and Vince Bradford
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15
M Sunshine In Moonshine

M Sunshine In Moonshine
THE Revenue Agents in Washington said
that the price Of moonshine liquor Is
going up- The liquid lightning that the
boys make III the woods ii - many states
is not victim Of initiation ~ much as it
IL victim III the practices Of the reve-
nners.
The revehuers have cracked down on the
wholesalers ana retailers III the country
who sell sugar They have warned them
not to sell big quantities of sugar to an
known BUYERS, and to report anyone who
tries 70 buy more than average amounts.
AS result. say Government agents,
moonshiners are pinched for sugar and
have been trying to find substitutes, hi
lacking trucks. and offering three times
the price for l00-pound bags Of sugar
The result Of all this is that moonshine,
which used To Sell for about $40 per twelve
halfgallon fruit lars is now up to $50 or
$40. IN short, it's getting where a man
can't earn an honest living
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15
~ ariety Show At
Buckingham Friday

The Buckingham County Wom-
ans Club will sponsor a Variety
Show at Central High School fri
day. oct. l8, at 8 pm
Participating III the show will
be children from the three ele-
mentary schools and the high
school, as well as adults in the
county.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15

A motorized 7o-toa coal hauIer
Wlth y carrying capacity u more
than i42 tons, owned BY Donegan
Coal AKA COKE Cp. carries almost
as much coal i'll a single load ~
three 50-fon railroad hopper cars
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-15

States This Center VIII be near
Greenwood County " which Eu-
reka Kansas. is the hub. From
Eureka canals viii radiate III diff
ferent directions u provide water
tor al sections Of the Magic Circle
My Personal Investments
] am Interested in the woodlands
y! New Hampshire in lakefront
land III Florida: and Of course. in
land in Wellesley Mass. but the
only pasture land which interests
me is 10 tins Magic Circle l have
bought such land because ! believe
that some day All artificial river
will be constructed to utilize this
iNn-otf water hy sending it southerlv
t3 the Magic Circle instead Of letting
II pe wasted ~ tie Artic Circle
Those 100000 sqaare miles viii ~
slad "a pay Canada for This water
WHICH s AoW of no use I'd Canada
Plans shonId Immediately be
nAde and negotiations started. we
shoald hot wait antil W Are Ill dire
Heed e ms food from the nation s
NJ abba skei Thosr WHO oNn land
Nhich wli some Day be irrigated
hT these Canadian waters should re-
iaia laei lama and perhaps buy
anQre a Federal Authority VIII
some day ba oreapized To build the
new RIVER the bonds of which
should easily b. paid off by tolls
on the increased crops Today We
have surplus Of certain crops
wlaob wg are storing bit this
situation wH soon change because
81 Population gTowth and export de-
.nand
Wark n John " Fowler Jr.
Really nfy friend MI Fowler 81
Iiomewood Alabama, deserves the
credit tor this idea although il Is
only portion 81 his grand plan. He
believes thai A. soon m the Govern
Evening star., 1957-04-17
PRISSY MISSY EASTER
PURSE BASKET

oold-foiled ehoeolote robbit, Jelly egg,
and z chocolate morshmolow eggs
in this ribbon-trimmed basket thot
serves os purse otter Eoster. Other
baskets. 1893 to $l2.
Evening star., 1957-04-17

land in 1884. He was eulogized
at the meeting as "a man Of ex-
|ceptional courage. great scholas-
tic abilities and outstanding
ZEAL" by the Rev. Eric McDer-
mott of London, England. visit
ing professor Of history at
Georgetown University.
Father White lived at the
mouth Of Piscataway Creek. near
the present Fort Washington.
from 1885 to l64l. He converted
to Christianity the Anacostia In
dians and many other Indians in
| this area.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
GNU Arts Club
Presents Prizes

Odell Wooten Of Columbis
(TennD. won first prize in the
oil painting class Of the Ninth
Annual Art Show Of the George
Washington University Art Club,
the school has announced.
Alyse Koylan Of 1871 Con-
necticut avenue NV, was run
nerup in the class.
First prize in the water color
division was won by Miss Audrey
Evening star., 1957-04-17
8 Students to Get
Poster Art Honors

Eight area students will re-
ceive winners certificates to-
night for their entries in the
eighth annual art show poster
competition of the Art Directors
Club.
The awards will be made at
1880 o'clock in the Corcoran
Gallery of Art by Joseph Mont
gomery. club president. The
show will be open to the pub
lie tomorrow through May 8.
Gold seal certificate winners
are Tom Mcknight. 16, Of
Wheaton High School. and
Vantile Whitfield, 26, of Howard
University. Certificates of dis
tinctive merit will 60 to Wen
dell Campbell of Spingarn High
Evening star., 1957-04-17

School. Janet Mathesen Of
Wheaton High School. John
Aikens Of Anacostia High School,
Roy Manley of Howard Univer-
sity. Donald Bowman Of Spin
garn High School and Eunice
Parker of Spingarn,
Evening star., 1957-04-17
K. Of c. Honors
Pioneer Priest

The S00th anniversary Of the
death Of the Rev. Andrew White,
first clergyman in the Washing
ton area. was commemorated
Monday night by Washington
General Assembly. Fourth De-
gree, Knights of Columbus, at a
special meeting at the Mayfiower
Hotel.
Father White was a Jesuit
priest who helped found Mary
Evening star., 1957-04-17

Marie Pool Of Myrtle Beach.
s. c. Miss Dorothy e. Harris Of
Fort Lauderdale. Fla. was
awarded second prize.
Winners In the graphic arts
Evening star., 1957-04-17

section were Miss Jean Clare
Schultz Of 1901 North Ode street.
Arlington. first place, and John
OMara. Springfield. Va. run
rerllp.
Evening star., 1957-04-17

Don Turano of 1911 Chillum
road. Mount Rainier. Md, won
first prize in the sculpture divi-
sion, and Miss Virginia Wilson of
1914 Rosemary street. Chevy
Evening star., 1957-04-17

the coats brand name, quality wooIens in pos
tells and dorks Sizes for Juniors, misses and pees
misses and petites
the suits fomous- make wooIs, wool -ond-siks
In the seasons newest hit styles Sizes for jrs.,
misses and petites.
Evening star., 1957-04-17

The little will love this robblt eort-even otter
the yunnmy confeetions have disappeared Other
Pull-Toys with condy from, 80 to 225 eoch. All
soily trimmed with bright Eoster Ribbons
Evening star., 1957-04-17

Chase. was awarded second
prize.
The art show win continue In
the university library, 2023 q
street NV. until May S.
Evening star., 1957-04-12
AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

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nydra;, power steering. power brakes,
7. and h.. Wv. tires: beautiful =
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MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST.. sill. spe.. JU. 5-8Is6
oLDsMOBILE 1855 "9S" convert.
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AkerS OldS-C Cadillac Co.
IAlexF' Faiyyi,nston yal Shopping &c Center Z, :
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EDMONDS (Ford)
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---,--- "A: 5-SS22
OLDS '54 "9S' de luxe 4-dr xed .
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Evening star., 1957-04-12
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owner very low mileage: showroom
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WIS, and Ellicott ST. NV. KE
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hydra: Sl,7b5.
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alex, va. OV. 3-035C
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PACKARD 1865 Clipper Custom Sc.
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Evening star., 1957-04-12

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palm green finish. excellent ap
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$40 Univ. Blvd, E. Sill. Spg., Nd
JU. 5-7S55
OLDS '52 Super "SS" 2-door; A
nance company repossession, Wante,
reliable parties to take over pay
ments; Full balance due S367 .73
S17.32 per month on approved
credit; Cali now for quick credit ap
Evening star., 1957-04-12
FRANK SMALL.

5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lu. e-ssa7
Evening star., 1957-04-12
Bowman Motor Sales

1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 6-1129
PACKARD 1947 4-dr.; new rings
new paint. Telephone JU. 5-3235
NO calls on Fri. night or Sat.
PACKARD 1851 Clipper 4-dr.: 2.
tone nnish. ultramatic trans, r. and
q; verv -ood condition; easy terms
Evening star., 1957-04-12

NASH 81 Rambler COW: r.. h.; vel.
low: blk. top: AL throughout. S495
terms. L ST. MOTORS. 2201 L NV
OLDS "a Super 'SS" 4-door; ir
attr.. blue and white. hydra, T
and h, Wv. tires; 30-day warranty;
Evening star., 1957-04-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD SO Clipper de luxe 4.dr.
orig factory tires; garaged day anc
nisht; runs and looks like new
from ORIG. OWNER; 1895. ST
3-5553; ewes, OIL. 4-5002,
Evening star., 1957-04-12
Akers OldS-Caiillac Co

oLDsMoBILE 1854 super "ss' Hol-
liday coupe; 3-tone hnish. newey
steering and brakes. radio, heater
Evening star., 1957-04-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDs '5b "es" starfire conyeftible
we invite your inspection and test
drive. to compare the car, compare
the price, compare the terms, to
see what q real value this Is.
OT.MSTEAn (0InCl
Evening star., 1957-04-12
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PACKARD 1853 convertible coupe;
canary yellow with new black top:
radio, heater, ultramatic. power
steering, power brakes: owner. ex.