1952-53 DUCK STAMPS TO
FEATURE HARLEQUINS
Two harlequin ducks—a drake
and a hen—flying against high
waves feature the design chosen
on January 23 for the 19th duck
stamp in the Fish and Wildlife
Service's annual duck stamp
competition held in Washington,
D.C. The artist of the winning
design is John II. Dick, of Dixie
Plantation, Meggott, South Caro
lina, Secretary of the Interior
Oscar L. Chapman announced
this week.
This is the third v. nr that the
competition has been opened to
ail artists — professional and
amateur. In former years out
standing wildlife artists were in
vited by the Director to submit
imtries and the selection was
made from this limited group.
During the fiscal y.ar ended
June HO, 1951, a total of 1,903,(144
duck stamps were sold to water
fowl hunters, conservationists
and philatelists.
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■MERCO MAFIC Dri(/e
FEAST your eyes on this.
America. Mercury has done
it — brought you a really new
1952 car that's far. far ahead . . .
that stands as an even greater
challenge to the motoring world
than la-'t year s Mercury, one of
the most popular cars that ever
came down the imerican Road.
'lour first look begins to tell
you why. For here’s something
entirely new in car design
swift, clean lines that sweep from
the new “Jet-scoop” hood (in
spired by the smartest European
cars) to a strikingly new rear deck
design. Here’s styling made pos
sible for the first time in automo
tive history by revolutionary new
techniques in metal engineering.
Hut wait fill you feel the
stepped-up pace, the steady bal
ance of this beauty. There’s more
power— 125-horse power high -
compression V -8 — greater pick
up. and even better efficiency.
And that's saying plenty when
you think of the prize-winning
Mercury performance of recent
years.
So hurry on down to our show
room. He one of the first to see.
drive, and own the car with the
“future features” today . . . the
challenging new 1%2 Mercury.
Standard equipment, accessories, and trim illus
trated are subject to change without notice.
White side - woll tires, when available, ot extra cost.
challens/ng hem future features
No other ear on the road offers so many advanced
features for your comfort and convenience. Features
like the up front, “quik-sight” Interceptor instrument
panel, matchless Merc-O-Matic Drive*, suspension
mounted “Floor-Free” brake pedal, and the centralized
“Hide-Away” gas cap for easy fueling from either the
right or left. It's your look today at the cars of tomorrow.
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Seward, Alaska