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¦Grfmjy Rasarvatient Sterling 3-1730 Companionship Has Been The / THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. C. * LOOK! 7 MONDAY. APRIL 13. 193.3 B-17 ¦ A l«5o Butler • Bonded M H STUDEBAKER Champion I RADIO-TELEVISION for only $995! PROGRAMS Lustrous H black cherry. 4-door sedan M with cltmatlzer and dr- V « froster A ONE • OWNER 1 Radio Today Monday, April 18, 1953 car—beautifully TV CUT-RATE ¦ cared for 1 REPAIRS ¦ T.V. V Lee D. Butler, Inc. P.M. WMAL 630 WRC 980 WWPC 1260 WOOK 1340 WEAM 1390 1450 WTOP 1500 Day——Night——Sunday An. site it«a»«n»hi» tatm. f 1131 gist ST. N.W WOL J ;N Star Km M»ws; Eli B*k Wtlff Diehard lata* Dinner Music News; Sraat News; Jacks** CiblMS; Botin Earl Gadwln 1210 BaadstaM Music tar Yta » ” Milt Grant Curt Massey DU. 7-2366 •• Bergman-, News Rows, Malady •• :3B Shtf.l. Batter Sasftl Hear Fiesta Tin* News; McDaaaid ALL WORK GUARANTEED 6:l* • " “ ? 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