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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-21
BOY SCOUT FUND
DRIVE OPENS MONDAY
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\OOAAIAAAN\A IL O4AA CSoS -
wards, RID l, West Jefferson
$4,000; John Littlewood, Helton
$4,000; Nelson Baldwin, Lansing,
$4,000; J. w. Luke, Glendale
Springs, $4,000; A. D. Good
man, Crumpler, $500; Squire
GRAPHICAL, Creston, $500; c.
w. Eastridge, Sturgills, $4,000;
Mrs. Ward Ray, Baldwin, $4,000;
r. f. Sturgill, Grassy Creek
$500.
The drive has been planned for
one week and will end on Satur-
day, November 80. The public
is urged to give their cooperation
to this worthwhile movement
which vitality concerns the en-
tire county.
Ashe county now has a total OF
seven troops, at West Jefferson
jefferson, New River, Lansing
Grassy Creek, Crumpler and Stur-
gills, with 100 or more registered
scouts. 1t is estimated, however
that there are 1000 boys of scout
age in the county who could be
reached if the movement were
sufficiently expanded.
There never was a time wher
the need for scouts was felt more
keenly and l am confident that
the movement in the county will
continue to grow with this need
Gale Mcmillan said in discussing
it.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-21
Carpenter, 90,
BuriedOn Tues.

Funeral service for Bradford M
Carpenter, go, was held Tuesday
morning at eleven o'clock at the
United Baptist church in the Flat
Woods sectioA. Burial was in the
Calhoun cemetery with Rev. Carl
Sturgill officiating.
Mr.. Carpenter succumbed at
his home near Lansing last Sun
day. The son of the late Easter
and Henry Carpenter, he was
born and raised in Ashe county
where he was farmer.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Sarah Elizabeth Carpenter, and
four daughters, Ossie Maye, Ollie
Cross, Ida Mouck and Victoria
Greer.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-21
MERCHANTS WANT MORE
SALARY FOR TEACHERS

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ity to protect the interest of this
group.
In discussing the legislative
problems. Secretary Dowell point
ed out in the event that public
hearing is necessary on any prob
lens that good representation
of all the associations will be
asked to attend.
Members of the legislative COM
mittee of the local association are
Sharpe Shoemaker, chairman, c.
O. Parsons, and Clinton Good
man.
Mrs. Ed M. Anderson, member
of the State executive committee
represented the local association
at the meeting in Raleigh, on
Monday.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-21
ANNUAL SALE OF
XMAS SEALS OPENS

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til Christmas day when the sale
officially closes.
Local broadcasts from stations
WHKY in Hickory will feature
programs in behalf of the seal
drive throughout the state and the
program in Ashe county also, it
was pointed out.
The Ashe county woman's club
sponsored the health program in
the county this year and is espe-
cially interested in the work be-
ing done by the tubercular asso-
citation. Scales have been pur-
chased for each school in the
county, it was pointed out and
they are expected to arrive at
any time.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-21
An Indictment

In this crucial period when youth con-
servation is being stressed it is ironical
that more than half of the counties in North
Carolina are committing crimes against
children by combining them within the COM
mon jails.
Figures released by the State Board of
Public Welfare reveal that for the fiscal
year ending June 80, total of 327 children
under sixteen years of age were held in
Jail in So of the States 100 counties, re-
gardless of the fact the statute expressly
provides that it is unlawful for any Off
cial to place a child where he can come
in contact with hardened and confirmed
criminals. 1t furthermore provides that
children between IA and Is years of age
may be jailed only if charged with an Of
tense of felonious nature; but in no case
Yet breakdown of the figures shows that
of the total of the 327 children jailed, 10
were under 10 years of age or younger;
six were II years old; 10 were II years
old. while there were 90 who were IA. The
remainder, I'll children, were Is years of
age OF the total there were 1853 white and
124 Negro boys as to rs white and 10 Negro
girls.
The offenses listed on Jail records as
reasons for holding these children range
all the way from investigation" to the
most serious crimes.
How should the serious crime which
officials are committing by placing chill
dren in Jail be listed? What are the rea-
sons given? And for these official crimes
who will pay the bill of cost? The State
of North Carolina pays in its most valu-
able asset, good citizenship. This State
has wonderful program of soil conserva-
ton, reforestation and others supplemented
to conserve natural resources; but ahead of
all these should come youth conservation.
The number of children placed in jails is
not merely a violation of the law itself,
but is a serious indictment against our
times, charge to which each county should
answer guilty or not guilty. If judgment is
to be suspended on good behavior, then
every community should begin this now;
FOR the sooner, the less the bill of cost.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-21
III. ID. CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. UPCHURCH

The Pine Fork home demons
tration club met Monday, Novem-
Der II with Mrs. Ellen Upchurch.
In the absence of Mrs. Ison WACO
ner, the home agent, round
table discussion of hooked and
braided rugs was conducted by
the club members. New ideals
and home hints were also ex-
changed.
After the program delicious re-
freshments were served by the
hostess.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-21

given by Thomas Roberts and
acrobatic stunts will be performed
by Roy Ham. There will also be
a girls chorus, it was pointed out.
Ushers will be Betty Blevins,
Helen Gillie, Carol Dean Goss,
Ted Ashley, Don McNeill and
Allen Weaver.
The public is cordially invited
to attend tonight and see these
plays produced by the high school
dramatics club. An admission
will be charged.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-21
Your Trio County
Health Dept.
BY Robert r. King, Jr.
District Health Officer

For some time it has been the
desire of the Allegheny she-
Watauga District Health Depart
ment to have a special means of
keeping the people for whom it
is responsible regularly informed
of the activities of the depart
ment, some reasons4for our varied
program, and the more recent adj
vances in medical knowledge of
| sanitation and public health.
Through the cooperation of the
editors of our weekly newspapers
this desire is being realized in
this weekly column.
On Wednesday night, Novem-
Der Is, the District Board of
Health met in Boone for its reg
ular meeting. This board is the
governing body of the District
Health Department and consists
of seven officials of the respec-
tive counties, three appointed by
the State Health Officer, DR.. Carl
V. Reynolds, and the other four
elected by these three. 1t is
designated that these seven mem
bers shall include in their num-
Der practicing physician, a den
fist, a pharmacist, a chairman of
county board of commissioners,
county superintendent of
schools, mayor of city, and a
public spirited citizen. The pres
ent members of the District Board
of Health are: DR.. G. A. Thomp-
son and Miss Clyde Fields of AL
leghany county; W. E. Vannoy
and Larry Coward, of Ashe coun-
ty; and DR.. VIM. M. Matheson,
c. H. Mock, and W. M. Winkler,
Of Watauga county.
The chief item of business
brought forth at the November
meeting of the board was the
employment of Paul Weaver, of
Sturgills, as assistant district san
itarian. Mr.. Weaver is we'll
known in Ashe county for his
record as a school principal and
for his successful farming. The
first four weeks of his associa-
ton with the health department
will be spent in field training in
four different health departments
of the Western North Carolina
Health District of which Wade
E. Eller has recently been elected
sanitarians president.
The District Board of Health
also went on record as endorsing
the program of the North Caro-
lima Good Health Association, Inc.
and appointed Mr.. Eller and DR..
King to investigate the proposed
construction of health centers in
each of our three counties in ac-
cordance with the detectives of
the Good Health Association and
the Hill Burton Bill. Such health
centers would house X-ray and
other laboratory equipment, de-
livery room and minor operating
room, few hospital beds for
emergency cases, and the public
health department, all for the CO.
operative use of any practicing
physicians of the county in which
it is located. Funds for the cree
ton of such buildings are expect
ed to be supplied in part by the
federal government through the
Hill Burton Bill, in part by the
state, and in part by the county
concerned. The interest and CO.
operation of all health minded
citizens in this matter is needed.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-11-21
LANSING SCHOOL WILL
GIVE THREE PLAYS
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NOOIIIIIlueu rom rage
Jimmie Blake, Dick Littlewood;
Noah Lott, Thomas Roberts;
N ettie Smith, Ellen Stike;
Madame De Kalb, Pauline Wea-
yer; Elise Morton, Jannavee e
Stamper; Tom Chester, Staley
Powers.
Also between acts special fea-
lures including a monologue, "A
Henpecked Husband" will be
Evening star., 1946-09-25
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DODGE TRUCK 1912 ". S. A. SO; 20-ft.
seen sss Al a RIcHARD g i SERVICE STATION,
FORD 1hs-ton dump 1899; completely re-
built new motoT and rear end private no
DoDGE one-ton eg IN new new open-panel truck,
fTuef Also ''s bass and de SCALE RAJ
ass : !1s!a s!i ''4i sssS: Ssse 1854 'nss &
WANTED TO TRADE-ls-f van semi
trailer, new condition, for rs, or 80 foot
ifwitTailer' HY 6aaf fat vacuum brakes PPh.e Phhone
GM 4-ton fat-body truck, suitable for
than z 500 miles, Me. AIS. Gss
HARRIS. $40 Lamont St. ne, RA, 4s5$.
INTERNATIONAL VAN. 1895, Gao, 2-ton,
$500 Can MR.. KING. North 3343. -.-27
rear wheels; good condition cail ALsx.
gos1 sas tssRss SRss. sss S1
ssS ssss ssss ss 4 I'D ssnsIs
Msa. c sMe truck q
ah9Ssi from ssms sERS !. iSss sfa.s
ssssss la). ieaa sGP' oSc' IN tons, go
passenger.
Dumps-1s42 Chevrolet. 1k tons; 1910
Tractors-1942 White. model WA-12e.
air brakes, 10000 tires.
Semitrailers, new-l0-ton platform and
stake. air brakes. 10000 tires: under
low ceiling.
Command cars-1942 Dodge s4-ton.
Pickups-1942 Dodge. acton. some with
winches.
Wreckers--1942 GMc, 2h tons.
Jeeps-1942 Ford; 1912 Willys.
Vans--1942 GMC, ga tons,
12 tons.
Bodies-1o and 10 steel-cargo bodies.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3143 Lee hwy,
Arlington, va. Daily and Saturday, to 6:
Sunday, 10 to 8. CH. 1000. =
To reach. Out through GeorgetoWn,
(Route al OF 29), drive u miles.
Evening star., 1946-09-25

In the mountains of Wales are
many caves. Long ago there arose
a story that the way to Fairyland
led through caves.
Fairies play as much of a part
in the folklore of Wales as in the
folklore of Ireland.
Welsh fairies are said to differ
a great deal in size. Many of them
are supposed to be so small that
they can hide in blossoms like those
of the foxglove plant, while others
have a height of from II to "a
inches, or even more.
Here is the way a Welsh. story
teller might describe the fairies Of
his country:
Some fairies are men, others
women. They dress in silken cloth
ing, the color being green, white,
red or blue.
"Fairyland is ruled by a king,
named Gwyn ap Nudd. He fishes
in ponds, and among his servants
is the owl. The king sits on golden
throne, and around him are attend
ants clad in red and blue.
"Fairyland is a place Of plenty,
where everything is beautiful and
where all are happy. When the
fairies play harps. they make sweet
music. On moonlight nights they
come out of their kingdom to dance
in a ring"
The Welshman might also speak
Of cases where fairies and people
have talked together. There is
belief in Wales that fairies do more
good than harm to people.
UNCLE RAY.
To obtain free copy of the illustrated
leafet on the Seven Wonders of the
World" send self-addressed stamped
envelope to Uncle Ray in care of The Star.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING-26 acres of cleared land
fronting Brookville I'd. at Olney, Md, per-
feet setup for homesites, good farmland,
excellent nelghbors; reasonably priced. Ex-
elusive listing with E. s. PRICE g. CO.,
ME. 1850. or call Mr.. Ingram at Wheaton,
Md. Pleasant 1881. -27
HIGHEST part of Arlington Co., Va, 26
acres of rugged land within easy access OF
591 59SDntry Club aI1a gaSsr sewer ayailable 81
K st. NV. Ma. 1166.
easy, terms JAMES e. MAHoNEY. Wood.
lis ACRES, suitable for CT homes: other
cIINE sMooT 5eS fGsseTDGa GimWood sos sr amssn' ss
GE--Approx1mately 20 acres To-
Gated bet. Colchester I'd. and u s. hwy.
No. l., with approx. 1000 it. frontage on
No. hwy. The property is high and well
drained and all cleared suitable for SUBJ
For fu InfoImston cal, Alexsndra 1I5S
co, Realtors and Insurers. 2O9 Rupley
/ OFFER 1O2 ACRES Of some of the finest
washington; $500 feet of fron~tase; ~ SiSTn.-
900 is a very reasonable price for this
land. Exclusive with ARCHIE H. DANIELS
GL. 4060. or DI, S1S9. Us
GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.-5O acres, wood
ed land on Crane hwy; 15 miles from
D. C.; 12 miles from new shopping center
Ideal for subdividlng; $4,000. LONG, UN
el4. ACREs-of Old Georgetown I'd. in
desirable growing community. For further
information call CHEVY CHASE REALTY,
.3403 Conn. EN- 1900 It'll q o m
Evening star., 1946-09-25
1RAIlERS.

LUGGAGE TRAILER, AXIS #: ideal for
bbaagling baga or moving. 4as o st. NV. uN.
TRAvELo COACH. IA, with running toilet
p1I,ca poreh with fence Lot 4, Temple Trailer
sEaFe NV H66sHs 6bssfs fkArfEks III fl1 are on dsra, fs
agaIn MaI ar. and ready for immediate delivery.
tyaier Wny wait ha or onan months or longer for
best-built trailers in America now We
Wi Yor as TRACE, Iene sell for cash or will finance
eisy priced By oPA cohfs oaHs 9sea TRaIER 1
&c, G3, s232 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
SPARTAN, the all-aluminum aircraft-con-
sstructed lightweight lifetime trailer: de-
1IEeriss NR ssIs bsns nn@n made &c Boulevard TRAIL
CASH For Your HG 1RAlTER@It ITfi o!i9; you wish
NEW AND GsED Dr. Trailer AP wo Coaches 2esi for
sale: sale. complete line of trailer parts and
ssiy AMERToaa NSa hHe TRHIER aePaRseS CO. g.
ave neR IVA de- wo se a2s
immediate delivery. COLE TRAILER CO,
1892 Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Nd.
NEW AND USED house trailers on 12. to
"a month terms. Metal luggage trailers.
sor csaS saa o4 EsDao gof yasr afS
rrvr,
IRf M HER SALES, Route l. Berwyn. Md
TRAILER RENTALs-Rent a1l-steel utility
trailer, stake or covered. Also boat trail
ers, by day or longer; rental hours. to
o; closed Sundays; Pick up trailer Sat.
afternoon for Sunday. AMERICAN TRAIL
Err CO, 4030 Wisconsin ave WO. 1921.
RENT TRAILER-5-ft., 7-ft., Oft. p
wheel automobile trailers: stake. box and
dump types; hour. day or week complete
with hitch. RENT-A-TRAIER CO, 32O3
Lee hwy, Arlington, Va, GIL. $500
CASH FOR YOUR TRAILER-If you wish
to. sell your house trailer for fair cash
price, phone MR.. BAKER, Berwyn, Md.
1912 LIBERTY TRAILER-25-ft., electric
rapaTv neateG oorS good
TRAILER. well-built, used mos sofa
beds; bottled gas: S1,500. ia. 1914. Il
WANTED-l4 or 16 foot trailer, to be
used for ofice: will trade only, 40 Chev
4cdoor sedan; Georgia s24l. 27'
I6-FT: HOUSE TRAILER, sleeps 4 good
condition; $3.50. S75 Southern ave Sc.
Seen after 5 pm. RA. 2s1S 29s
Evening star., 1946-09-25
AUCTION SALES Cont. J .
FUTURE


ADAM A. .WESCHLER 4 son, auctioneers
--Trustee's sale at auction Of premises,
4106 New Hampshire Avenue, NV,
being two-story and cellar brick dwell.
ing containing rooms and bath and
vested in me by the District Court of the
United States for the District of Columbia
by decree entered in Civil Action No.
36367, will sell at auction, in front of
the premises, on Tuesday, the 1st day of
October, 1946, at five o'clock PM, subject
to ratification by the Court, Lot assessed
for taxation purposes as Lot Sol in Square
1929, improved by the above premises.
subject to monthly tenancy. Terms of
Sale: $500 cash deposit will be required
at time OF sale and no check will be ac-
cspted, One-third Of the purchase money
shall be paid in. cash and the balance in
two equal installments payable on or be-
fore one and two years from date of
settlement of sale, represented by the
promissory notes of the purchaser bearing
interest," at SO per annum, payable semi
annually, and secured by first deed OF
trust on the property, or the purchaser
may. pay all cash, at his option. The
purchaser shall comply with the terms of
sale within sixty days from the date OF
It's ratification, otherwise the deposit OF
$500 shall stand forfeited as liauidated
damages. The purchaser shall pay the
cost of examination of title, conveyancing,
recording and notary fees. Purchaser is
to have good and unencumbered title.
Gertman, Attorney, American Security
Building. Washington, D. c. 80
Evening star., 1946-09-25
FARMS FOR SALE,

Two BABY FARMS-S4 $50 ca, 27 ant
tobacco land, electricity in; on hard sur.
mi. from 2: 6. 3 mi: to Annapolis. .
to each and border on Patuxent River. H
MAMHTnNs' N HTNTER' w. w, 5S4si SaiRy r.Rm5ru q.
and a @ Bath t 6ass san'fy Ina 4 Osenms senan
house no4 a,.sa dary barn ige banl
springs, s5 fertile acres; no better farm
in Loudoun County; all stock and equip,
TsYIoR Ts91 Sslis o9G; church Il S1a1 VEST j.
GEO. q: WILLIAMS So.4Farms; from a,
house: BAN barn and other bldss., fruit trees
iso-AcRE FARM, with or without tobacco
crop; new 30xso barn, Box 145-J, Star
81 MILES TO wAsHINGToN-7s rici
and beautiful rolling acres, with, q goot
8-room brick home built about, Is year
sfh m 'as Hss ses u arsi o s
hne so,stanehion dairy barn, isrs,
may 0 she'd :s al badnRs esrss are barn IN
lent condition and bounded BY large viii
low shade trees; available for immediate
snd nr'e sTERhs
! MILES SOUTH Hih Of Fairfax o courthouse
aHss rs sy sood IN all yeaT @
about 80. fruit trees Of good variety anc
grape arbor; house consists of Z rooms
en- esetrc Wser hese pheas H sfeae
house surrounded by large shade trees
5-room tenant house with electricity ane
she'd xase9 e sHek efeh sasn ana
er house. This place has many posi-.
bilities Bt and oEs IS priced for a quick sale
nanced. O EASTMAN ess STEELE. 1sIn'H Realtors IS
Eau1fPHp aitH Ghn5cf bAfR9 aGsS FARM of ss1 acres
nes s and Is aa sadm With nth ss8a nu
distance Of washington This main house
has s rooms, bath. elec:, phone, stone fire-
another s sroom house o With With bath and eiee e
clude a dairy barn (score ssl. horse barn
chinery are Included Price, S71 900
substantial down payment required MA.
Va, IS the end of Columbia pike. Phon,
Alex 5sl2. Closed Sundays
100 ACRES-75 for farming and pasture
yrs. old high elevation: on good road
mile miles fTom ROUTE SO; 95 miles from D. c.
. small, unusual. productive farm. IS min
sn farmer R tSg Ss saye ss esssstss
Colonial farms comprising hundreds 0
acres; they are not excessively priced
give US your specifications. we can Al
them. JACK q. MAIZE. Real Estat
Broker, 121 8. Royal ST., Alexandria. Va
CHOICE FARMS offered by McCAY Z
McCAY, Mclean, Va. GIL, 8675.
Nea "a M flam v5 s. pet 6 I'll
6-rm. remodeled house. part log construc
tion; part clapboard; 2 stone firsplaces
stalls. small springfield pond, level land
about " clear; $4,000. si terms; os; 1..,,ur
pike. in Va, 90 acres, s3 acres cleared
now being farmed: good S-rm house, am !
except furnace; good outbuildings, 2 barns
chicken houses, etc. Water in every neld
guest house with bath, s25.5Q0, terms:
farm, 275 acres, 81 mi. from D., c.; live
able 6-rm. house. 2 wells, electricity, lge
barn. other outbuildings. All farm equip
ment, including good tractor and hay il
barn. Approx. ] mi. road frontage ol
Highway Gil and s4 mi. on Cedar Run
$4,000. terms. -26
Evening star., 1946-09-25
WATER FRoNT PROPERLY Icon,

WATER FRONT PROPERTY tcont.)
FURNISHED water front cottage, Ideally
situated In secluded spot, lower reaches
a, t,sh, crabs and oysters in abundance, lone
nsherman trolling Just caught $40 lbs.
EfvERsssl1Df saoREsnpniSSss sSaeoSREs egSs down today
you'll want to stay. Large beautiful wood
sdd sn6 slses with i direct shore frontage. Only
eeash smmsr M Be
sorts. where the great expanse Of Po-
tomac water. peace and quiet is yours to
en-, epps0y It Is Impossible to describe the
isrms si.es availa6le nI1 from 5000 on reasonable
Via indianhead rd s Drive eo out Nishois htsV aSe
TO Indianhead rd., turn right to Marshall
Hall, left at Marshall Hall 7f10 mile.
Representative on the premises. N. C.
fnvss; HiNES ;. y SONS. @ selling agent. DI. 1888.
ExeITsIvEMuW1saaltnear: ElefiSHf Eeu1salna: front Approx =
acres on Chesapeake Bay. adjoining Bev-
beach. Bathing, boating, oyster and crab
nshing, saltwater fish, duck hunting. Ex-
cellent location for erection of clubhouse
or large summer hotel. Good hotel and
large. dining room badly needed in choice
location of the bay. Can be developed for
able able with water front beach on the bay
more. Private sale. $37.500 terms. Inn
mediate cash sale, S35,650. A. L.
WEAVER, owner, 1921 New Hampshire ave.
nW nv, 2, G; Phone, Columbia 1867.
NEW 4-ROOM and bath cottage, 80 miles
out: screened porch; built-in kitchen cab
fine boating. swimming. fishing; $4,950;
terms. BOND, ME 95l0
Evening star., 1946-09-25
AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS,

PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION.! We
have Just received large shipment of good.
quality seat covers in popular colors. They
vii. also fit other models of General Mo.
tors cars Prompt and neat installation
II desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1431
Irving st. NV, AID. $500.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de.
livery. new shipment just arrived the
neateSt one you've ever seen, suitable fol
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour.
ing; T. low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer
CAR REFINISHED - Now is the time tc
have your car reflnished By master painter,
In one, of Washington's largest modern
automobile plants. Prewar quality paini
now MANDELL 'ef eHEVRoLET, ". 18th tfInass ans
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPIISSG by the Den.
nap electric process; beautiful tread: .
hodr service electric-treated sections il
your tire is cut See your tires being re-
capped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO, Wash
,ngton's Largest Pontiac Dealer, 1431
Irving ST. NV, AID. $500. Quick, eficient
TRUCK BODIES REPAIRED and welded
to pass INSPECTION; new bodies made tc
FRED s. dIcHNER IRON NJ WORKS, Ssfi INC. Inc.
$500: Call MIR. KING, North 3343. -27
CHEW. 1885 motor for sale, also othel
parts; Cali after pm. MCINTYRE
No MOTOR ST scoSorER, SoSo cushman, 1s4s' g.
than 500 miles; S335. UN O426.