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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-07
Law Catches Up
With Draftee Who
Changed Mind

Out of the frying pan into the fire
and then where?
News that Mauricio Rodriguez
Hernandez, 25, American born Mex
lean, was arrested in Mexicali Tues
day for three burglaries in Calexico
settled a problem for the southend
draft board.
Hernandez volunteered for service
and if he had followed through
would have gone to the army with
the second call quota in January.
However, Hernandez sent word to
the board that he had changed his
mind and intended to remain III
Mexico.
Secretary Roy Johnston of the
draft board at FL Centre sent news
of Hernandez arrest to the United
States district attorneys office. This
office was expected to confer with
Mexican officials about what will
happen to Hernandez,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-07

ANKARA, March 7. CUP)-Tur-
keys cabinet members, it was learn
ed today, declined an invitation by
German Ambassador Franz Won
Papen to attend a showing of the
German war film, Victory in the
West"
The showing was attended how
ever, by prominent Turks and neu-
trail diplomats except for United
States representatives.
(The film depicts the highlights
of Germanys victory over France
last summer. Similar films of the
Polish campaign were shown by
German diplomats IN Oslo and Co
penhagen last spring just prior to
the German Scandinavian cam
paign).
Turkish and foreign diplomats
now expect that the crisis in the
Balkan situation will be reached
next week.
Opinion in political circles today
believed Turkey would remain on
the defensive unless directly attack
ed.
CThe Budapest newspaper Poster
Lloyd reported from Ankara today
that Turkey will reply today to
Adolf Hitlers message. 1t was sug-
gested that the reply would be word
ed very cautiously.
The departure of British Minister
Georpe w Rende1 from BULGARIA.
Monday or Tuesday and the meet
ing of the Turkish parliament here
Monday were regarded as two pros
pective events which would mark
the approach of the critical point.
Rendels departure would leave
Great Britain free to take any &C
ton it wanted as regards Bulgaria.
Premier Reyfik Saydam was eX-
pected to address parliament on
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-07
Military Experts
Say Greece Won't
Defend Sa|onika

LONDON, March 7. CUP)-Neu-
trail military sources believed today
that Greece will not attempt to
defend Salonika and the narrow
wing of Macedonia against German
attack from Bulgaria.
Instead the Greeks probably will
withdraw from Macedonia and at
tempt to defend a line from the
JugoSlav frontier at Odessa south
east along a line of lakes and rivers
to the Gulf of Salonika.
This would narrow the front along
which Greece would face the Ger
mans to about rs miles and give
the Greeks a better chance of hold
ing off strong attack.
Military experts familiar with the
rugged terrain of the Greek north
ern frontier said they believed the
experience of the allies in the World
war in trying to maintain a front
north of Salonika showed the doubt
full wisdom of attempting a defense
against German attack in Mace
donia
The silver of Macedonia held by
Greece is so narrow, it was pointed
out, that any defense in depth is
not possible. The Greeks and Brit
ish-if British troops come in
would be fighting there with their
backs to the sea.
II withdrawal is made to the
Odessa line the Greeks could dig in
in Albania, hold their lines there
against the Italians with compar-
atively few troops and concentrate
in the east to meet the Nazi attack.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-07
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK
IN RV1LK

Notice is hereby given pursuant to
the provisions of Section 3440 OF the
Civil Code of the State of California
that FRANK M. BOWLES and
JOSEPHINE A. BOWLES, EARL R.
TREY and RUTH TREY intend to
sell to VALRAD1O, INCORPORAT-
ED. q California corporation. all
that certain personal property con-
sisting generally of all fixtures,
equipment, furnishings and good
will, together with advertising con-
tracts of the commercial radio broad
casting station operating on a fire.
auency of 1900 kilocycles with 100
Watts of power and licensed by the
Federal Communications Commits
sion with the call letters KXO. To-
Gated in the City of Ell Centre, Cali
fornia, together with all assets and
goodwill of that certain radio repair
and service business. known as
"Soundrite Service, located on the
same premises and in the same
building as Radio Station KXO,
INCLUDING all contracts execut-
ed and existing, providing for the
repair and service by said SOUND
RITE SERVICE of radios and
sound equipment including contracts
with the City of Ell Centre, City of
BraWley and County of Imperial,
belonging to said FRANK M.
BOWLES and JOSEPHINE A.
BOWLES and located at 1893 Main
Street, City of Ell Centre, County OF
Imperial. State of California, and
that the purchase price thereof
will be paid on Monday, the tenth
day of March, 1941, at the Escrow
Department, Bank of America Ma
tional Trust and Savings ASsocia-
ton, Sixth and Broadway. City OF
San Diego, County of San Diego,
State of California, at ten o'clock
AM. That the address OF said VEN
dor is 1893 Main Street, City of Ell
Centre County of Imperial, State
of California, and the address of
said vendee is 18th floor, u S.
GRANT HOTEL, Fourth an d
Broadway, City of San Diego, Coun-
ty of San Diego, State of California.
DlOIb lOtl'
FRANK M. BOWLES,
JOSEPHINE A. BOWLES
EARL r.. TREY
RUTH TREY
Vendors,
VALRADIO, INCORPORP-
GRATED.
BY: Thos. E. Sharp, Pres.
By: Amy Dickson, Sec'y.
VendeeS.
(SEAD
MD
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-07

Pretty costume jeweEy is
important to your spring
costume. New plastics, wood,
metal and bubble types.
Necklaces, bracelets and pins
in tiny shells, plastics, roses
and pearls, all new in every
smart shade.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-07

Most every dress has a belt
this season. See the west
ern styles . wide and mar
row leather with nailheads,
Mexican motifs, red, white
and blue motifs, pastel
SuedeS and patents A
great assortment of nov
eltieS.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-07

BUCHAREST, Rumania, March 7
CUP)-Germany has embarked ON
an intensive campaign to train the
Rumanian army in its methods of
waging warfare, it was disclosed tos
day.
Successive groups of reeervists are
being called up for one months
training, so that it will be possible
for youths newly indicted into
the service in coming months to get
better training.
The most promising Of the young
er Rumanian army officers are
being sent to Germany for advanced
training and the first group has
already gone.
1t was understood that the Ger
man instruction campaign would be
continued until the entire Rumanian
army had come under German in
fluence.
The fact that men are being
called up Is rapidly as possible to
undergo German training was be-
lieved to be responsible for re-
ports that Rumania was again mo-
bilizing. These reports were denied
and it was denied likewise that
either Rumanian or German troops
were moving toward the Russian
frontier.
budapest reported that Buchar-
est would hold big practise black
out with sirens shrieking and
firemen maneuvering, this after
noon and that the public had been
warned" to cooperate)
ct was reported at Budapest
also that the German road building
organization was rushing compile
ton of 40 airports in Bulgaria,
especially in northern Rumania OPP
posite Russia and southern Bull
garia facing Greece and Turkey.
according to these reports Ia
Dor divisions, largely composed of
Jews, were doing the manual labor,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-07
Malta Defenders
Down Is Germans

CAIRO, March T. (UP)-Sixteen
of more than 100 German air.
planes which bombed Malta heav-
lily Wednesday were shot down,
royal air force Middle East head
quarters said today. Only one
British fighter plane was lost.
German planes shot down in
Guided Junker-88s, two Junker-87 US,
one Dornier-2l5 and two Messer-
schmitt-109's. These seven planes
were destroyed by British fighters.
Anti-aircraft guns shot down a
Messerschmitt-110 and eight other
raiders, Several others were dam
aged so badly that it was doubtful
they could return to their base,
the communique said,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-07
Carol MayCon1e
To United States

LISBON, Portugal, March 7 CUP
Former King Carol of Rumania
a guest here of Antonio Lopes Jolly,
Portuguese capitalist, since his es-
cape across the border from Spain
Tuesday, was reported today to be
planning to go to America.
Henrique Viana, chief of the
foreign office protocol, said Caro-
wanted his stay here to be quiegj
and that he did not want to sec
anyone but members Of the Ru-
manian colony.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-07
Turkish Leaders
Snub Nuzi Film

foreign affairs Wednesday and re-
veal the contents Of the message
which Hitler had sent President
ISmet Inonu.
Authoritative Turkish quarters
said President Inonu'S answer would
be sent to the German chancellery
within the next two or three day
if any answer at all was made.
They said that it was likely there
would be no reply.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-07
Attack on Greece
Due Saturday?

BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, March 7
'UP) An unconfirmed report
swept through diplomatic quarters
today that Germany would attack
Greece tomorrow from Bulgaria.
There was no immediate indica-
ton where or how the report had
La gaceta., 1941-08-06

Nj un gesto, nj una palabras,
nj un comentario, salieron de
los labios de la Cenci, mientras
dur6 Ell ejercicio de Petrokoff.
Hasta ahora, en- los nGmeros
anteriores, Aguedita, entusias-
mazda y dichOsa con su amor,
habia estado cambiando comen
tarios sin cesar con su amante,
cambiando con 81 miradas fur
twas, pero muy dulces, soste-
niendo esa ligera, esa frivola
conversation que Sc entabla en-
ire dos personals que Sc quieren
cuando estan en- pGblico, contem
plando un espectaculo.
tlPero shora, NADIA L..
iNada L..
Agueda estaba complement
te ausente, extrana, ajena, sor-
da y ciega a TODD 10 que no fue-
ra Ell nGmero que Sc desarrolla-
ba en- Ell escenario.
Y, sin embargo, Otamendi no
La gaceta., 1941-08-06

muy prande en- su coraz6n; pc
70 iera un amor tan distinto!.. L..
Aqui dominaba ella.
Era ella la que mandaba, Ia
que gobernaba, la que dirigfa,
la que imponia sus caprichos y
su voluntad al enamorado, que
no saba mas que obedecer.
tPero su alma, ell alma de Ia
Cenci, de la lindisima marque-
sta de Ramo Florido, preSentia
que hay otro amor, un amor
mas fuerte, un amor loco, que
quiza iba a aparecer en- Ell cielo
de su existencia.
En- una palabra: 10 que Ague
da presentia, 10 que Ia mujer a.
noraba desde las brumas de su
instinto de mujer-loba, no era
otra cosa que Ell amor vesanico.
ell amor bajo, o, para decirlo de
una vez v con toda franoueza:
ell amor gOLfO.
iAh, aquel hOmbre, squsl
La gaceta., 1941-08-06
now finding great favor
among women

primer dolor hondo de este a.
NOR de los cielos, la primera sol
presa angustiadora, lie di6 una
formidable capacidad de dist.
mulo.
Sin que desapareciera de 81
boca la tenue sonrisa complaci-
da con que contemplate ell es-
pectaculo, Observable con ell rabo
del ojo y como al desgaire a la
marquesa.
Algueda permanecia ahora in
m6vil, como 81 fuera una esta-
tua de marmol.
Su inmovilidad era tai, que nj
siquiera parpadeaba.
otamendi lego a pensar 81
contenia hasta la respiration.
Sus ojos, aquellos ojos ne
gros, rasgados, de una belleza
de maya o de princesa de leyen-
da, miraban, como estaticos, a.
grandadisimoS adn por la admi
raci6n, al russo, sin cesar.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06
honnhrel l..

hombrel...
Cada vez que la miraba Mon
sieur Petrokoff, cada vez que la
sonreia, la marquesita sentfa
que una rafaga de augusta. de
emoci6n y de delicia a la vez re-
corria su espalda, estremecfa su
corag6n,
Y cuando, al fin, Ell domador,
saliendO de la jaula, luego de
haber lido abrazando uno nor
uno'a los leones y a los tigres Y
a las panteras, Y dando a cada
animal dos sonoros besos en- las
meJillas que hacian reir al p0-
blico y levantaron una tempes-
tad de aplausos y ovaciones. Vi
no hacia la concha sonriente, d.
chose, t%riunfador, hacienda ge-
nufiexiones y murmurando sin
cansarse: Merci, Merci, Mesda-
mes, MesieursL... Agueda, WEN
doio tan eerca, aili mismo, mi
raria con sVuellOs 0iOs de bra
La gaceta., 1941-08-06

Sc %enganaba.
IEsta pregunta Sc rabia aca-
bado por formular Su coraz6n y
su conciencia:
IA quien mira?... IQuien
la ha fascinado?... lei hombre o
las fieras?.. All, es precise que
20 este en- guardial.,
81; una batalla terrible Sc IL
braba en- ell alma de la marque-
sa.
Aquel hombre la habia fasci-
nado.
BESIDE ell primer instante que
sus ojos cayeron sobre la figu-
IA del russo, la histerica que era
la Cenci Sc sinti6 ~dominada, sub
yugada, entregada a aquel hon.
bre.
Hasta ahora no saba 10 que
era sentirse la esclava de Otro
ser.
Ell amor pOr Otamendi era
La gaceta., 1941-08-06
rrcA AlGIcANA

Los Senadofe hicieron cuA-
tro carreras para veneer a los
Yankees, tres en- ell primer inn
ing Y una mas en- ell segundo. Ca
rasquel limit6 a nueve los hits
de Ia novena de Mccarthy. Rus.
so, ell zurdo, cargo con la derro-
Ia, ayudado por Murphy en- los
dltimos innings. C~arrasquel pc
60 un tubey.
New York &c Oh, 2e; Wash
ington &c, Sh, De.
Sostuvieron un duelo de pitch
ers Newsome % Smith, alcan-
zando este ell triunfo. Los derro-
tados, los Tigres, batearon seis
hits, uno que los Indios, pero So
10 consiguieron anotar una vez.
Detroit 1c, 6h, De; CleVelend
2c, 5h, DE.
Los Medals Rojas aprovecha'
ron bien sus trece hits, superan-
do a los Atleticos de Connie
Mack.
Wagner fue ell pitcher CANA.
dor y Knott Ell derrotado.
Philadelphia sc, 8h, Be; Bos'
ton &c, 13h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06
VICTORIA DE

Brooklyn, New York, agosto
6.-En ell programa de boxeo o.
freci6 ancche en- "Ebbets Field,
Brooklyn, Izzy Jannazzo, reco-
nocido como ell campe6n mum
dial del peso weller en- Mary
land, venci6 por estrecho mar
gen a Kid Cocoa de New Haven
Cam. Pesaba ell triunfador 14s
libras y ell atropellado 144@.
Presenciaron ell programa
5,446 personals, que abonaron
Dor sus entradas S1O,O99.45.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06
La Gaceta Folletin No. rs
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CAELE

adivinar 10 que experiment. al
descubrir este primer desvio.
Ell amor es egoista.
Ell amor es tirano, es insa-
ciable, cuando es verdadero.
No quiere que Ell ser querido
tenga ojos, nj oidos, nj palabras,
nj pensamiento, nj sentimiento,
NADIA, sino para el, para 81 STEM
pre- para Ell.
Y Otamedi sinti6 la primera
pufalada de los celos, ell primer
aguijonazo, ell primer alfilerazo
en- su mismo coraz6n.
Sin embargo.
La misma fuerza del dOlOr, la
misma fuerza de la sOrpresa, el
La gaceta., 1941-08-06

La bateria Butcher-L6pez de-
rrot6 aver a los Rojos de Cincin
natl, aunque ell primer lanzador
de los Piratas tuvo que ser re-
levado por Klinger. Alfonso no
bate6 de hit, en- tres wees.
Sc lie anot6 la derrota q Tur-
ner, reemplazado por Beggs y
Pearson. lDiMaggio pogo un cua
triangular.
Pittsburgh 7c 11h, 2e; Gin
cinnati SC, 13h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06

Los Braves ganaron Ell desa-
flo, hacienda seis carreras en- ell
septimo Y aumentando su total
a 10, en- contra de 8 anotadas
por los Phillies. lie correspon-
di6 ell triunfo a Lamanna vel va
puleo a Hughes.
Boston 10c, 13h, lie; Philadel-
phia SC, 14h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06
OEPORTES
VICTORIA DE R /

Habana, agosto Gel pGgil
mexicano del peso ligero, Juan
Zurita, de 1894 libras, venci6
aqui por puntos a Jose Pedro
so, campe6n cubano de las 1875
libras.
Gan6 ell mexicano todos los a.
saltos, por amplio margen, con
la exception del sexto, en- Ell
cual Pedroso lie descarg6 efec-
tiva sizquierdas y derechas a la
cabeza Y lie hiri6 sobre ell ojo IL
.quierdo.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06
DEFENDIO CON EXITO SU
CORONA

Londres, agosto Gel cam
pe6n britanico del peso bantam,
Jim Brady, de Dundee, venci6
aver a Jackie Paterson, en- Glas
Cow, Escocia, reteniendo la co
roma de su categorfa. Dur6 quin
&c asaltos ell combate.
Fud la primeral derrota de
Paterson, campe6n del peso de
mosca, en- los 1ltimOs dos amos.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06
GANO DOS JUEGOS
Ell PITCHER MARROW

Chattanooga, Tenn, agosto
6.-Un expitcher de la Asocia-
'ci6n Americana, Buck Marrow,
obtuvo anteayer dos vicorias,
Ianzando en- 16 innings para ell
Chattanooga, en- contra del At
lanta.
Ell primer triunfo fue de 5
carreras por 0 y ell segundo de
10 por /. Permiti6 solo dos hits
en- ell primero Y cuatro en- ell Sc
gundo.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06

to. Olsen scolo permiti6 caatro
hits, mientras sus compaHeros
disparahan ocho y pesaban cua-
tro wees la gonna,
Lanier cargo con la derrota
y lie sustituyeron Krist, Shoun
Y Gumbert. FL pelotazo recibidc
el lunes por Crespi no lie produ.
10. fractura. De hoy a mahans
voEvera al juego Charley Gill
bert, Ell jardinero central de
Chicago.
st. Louis &c, All, 2e; Cricagc
&c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06
r E HIZO TABLAS
CON

New York, agosto Coon un
peso de 148 libras, Jerry Fiore-
Ito, de Red Hook hizo tablas con
Peter Muscarnera, lat, de Wi
lliamsburg.
Ell soldado Martin Clark, 1872
de Fort Hamilton, puso a dor
mir a Paul Prosa, de Yorkville
en- ell primer round. Carlos Cue
vas, un puertorriquefo, derri-
be por la cuenta de diez en- el
La gaceta., 1941-08-06

quinto asalto, a George Harper,
de Asbury Park.
Don Paris, de Puerto Rico, a"
cost6 a Gregorio HidaIsO, de Gu
ba, en- ell segundo episode.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06

Ell Circulo Cubano tiene de-
recho, bajo una ley del estado
de Florida, a ofrecer peleas de
boxeo, en- su patio o en- cualquie-
ra otro lugar dentro de sus te-
rrenos.
Una ley que Sc aprob6 por las
gestiones de conOcidos cubanos.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06
LIGA

Los Cubs de Chicago derrota-
ron aver a los Cardenales, "a
cortando la Gistancia que separa
a los badgers del primer pues
La gaceta., 1941-08-06

sa, donde las pupilas tenfan ell
tamano de grandes twas negras,
abati6 la mirada al Suelo, al
tempo que su boca Sc torci6 con
un leve gesto de vencimiento, co
mo la sonrisa de una esclava o
de una favorita de harem,
1Estaba vencida!
Comprendia que su vida Y su
destino iban a estar, en- adelan-
te, fuertemente unidos q este
hombre exceptional.
otamendi, sin poder conte-
nerse mas, Sc habia levantado.
La vuelta hacia ell hotel fue
triste y silenciosa.
Habian tornado un taxi, que
les llev6 en- dos minutes a su do
micilio provisional
Agueda, contra 10 que espera-
ba Otamendi, nj siquiera habl6
durante Ell trayectO, sine brevea
monOsaabos.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06
CON Los EASTES

81 Yucatan "A les e. peso
weller, 10 mis- 4deOS LIE,
gon, Ipor que dsEgirle al cGbano
un Unite de l45 libras? \
Ahora bien,, 81 es una excd Z
para hablar de algo, entonc
que Dios Qremie ell POGO inge'
MO.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06

Nadie creera en- Ybor City,
no importa 10 que Frank Olga,
que Babe del Vale depositara
Glen "maracas" para garantizar
que Legion no pasara de las las.
FL cubanO tieneOderecho a lie
gar a las las, apesar de 10 que
olga telef6nicamente ell captain
Peoples, 81 es que 10 ha dicho.
Kid Yucatan vino a Tampa,
hace algunos amos, bajo la d.
recci6n 62l "impepinable" Luis
Parga.
Cuenta er.re sus victimas al
''pelirrojo" Carl Guggino.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06

iLo que q boxeo local necesita
ahora es un Estadio con techo.
Salvo que LaMarque Sc COM
prometa a facilitar paraguas o
impermes )les, o que cada fana-
tico construya SUI propio techi-
to-.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06
COMPRO Ell
DOS PELOTER0S

Atlata, agosto Gel Club
anunci6 aver la venta
La gaceta., 1941-08-06

Ell mejicano Zurita atropell6
en- la Habana. re~1iendlo sclo
un round, al campe5n cubaE0
Pedroso.
Sc lie Idigest6 ell "pincante''
al gladiator antilano.
La gaceta., 1941-08-06

Gel pitcher zssd htpfnan y Ia
primera base Bi a los Dod-
gers de Brockly or la CAN'T
dad de $50,O0O. Is dos ser6n
entregados en el bio.
Chapman paded de fiebre
ondulante en- las 2rimeras Sc
manas de la tenn Prada Y lleva
ganados II desaf & Y perdi5os
8. Burge tiene al m crsdito "a
"jonrrones" y ~ iecmpulgadas
126 carreras. pm
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-07-11
SALEM METHODIST CHURCH
]. w. WOOtten, Pastor

Ss We WOWbOCAhp 0SNVA
SUNDAYS
1000 A. M. Sunday School.
HOO A. NJ. Sermon.
6:45 P. N. Epworth League.
7:3O p. N. Sermon.
WEDNESDAYS
1880 P. n. Prayer Meeting.
PITTS CREEK PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Robert B. Stewart, Minister
P0cOmOke City
SUNDAYS
1000 A. M. Sunday School.
11:00 A. M. Worship Service.
Beaver Dam
SUNDAYS
2:15 P. M. Sunday School.
800 P. M. Service Of Worship.
Everybody welcome. Come and
worship with us.
Preaching every other Sunday at
1880 P. M.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-07-11

ger and salt and sift again. Coat
prunes with Ia cup of this mixture.
Cream shortening, add brown sugar
gradually and continue Dreaming until
soft. Add beaten eggs, blending well.
Add dry ingredients, oats and prunes
to the creamed mixture alternately
with the liquid, stirring and mixing
thoroughly after each addition. Spread
in a shallow CREASED pan (approxi-
mately 10 by Is inches), and bake in
a moderate oven at 365 degrees F for
20 minutes. Frost with thin confec-
toners sugar icing, if desired. (Icing:
1 cup confectioners' sugar and 2
tablespoons hot water, thoroughly
blended).
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-07-11

florists with the heavy Easter season
business are frequent purchasers of
rebuilt used trucks to augment their
transport equipment for seasonal bust
ness peaks"
Ample supplies of parts for mainte-
nance and repair of these earlier mod
ell trucks are available, Mr.. Fish point
ed out.
Chevrolet terms it's reconditioned
used trucks renewed moneymakers"
for much of the original value has
been rebuilt into them and all afford
thousands of miles of service. Deal
ers currently are offering unusual
used truck values, he said, because
of increased truck sales during the
past six months with a consequent
higher rate of trade-in.