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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-18
FORMER GOVERNOR OF INSECURE AND CABINET MBR., DIES

NEW YORK, Oct. 18.--lR Ar thur M. Hyde, 70, cne-time Gov ernor of Missouri and Secretary of Agriculture in President Her bert Flowers cabinet, is dead as result of cancer.
 Hyde, Governor of Missouri from 1921 to 1925 and the second Republican chief executive il that states history, lad undergone two operations at Memorial Hospital here, the last three days ago. Tie entered the hospital four weeks ago.
 As Agriculture Secretary, Hyde, "a farmer and businessman as well as a politician, began a rural edu- cation program which stressed the spread of modern agricultural methods among the nations farm CTS.
 For the past 10 years, Hyde and his -in-law, James P. Kelly, had engaged in farm manage ment partnership at Trenton.
 He is survived by his widow, daughter, and a brother, Judge Laurance M Hyde of the Missouri Supreme Court, Jefferson City, and a sister, Mrs. Brown Glenn of Columbia, Mo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-18
ALASkA COASTAL kIDLINES CARRIES
 27 ON FRIDAY

Alaska Coastal Airlines reported flights out of Juneau yesterday, calling at Petersburg, Wrangen, Marrow Point, Ketchikan, Gustav us, Pelican, Excursion Inlet, Tena- kee, Hidden Falls and Sitka.
 Flying to Petersburg was O. F. Benecke to Wrangell, Norman Banfield and Harold Bates; to Marrow Bay, Ed David to Gus tavus, May White and Alice White; to Pelican, A. zengaris and Chester Jacobs to Excursion Inlet, Bar bara Davis; Go Sitka, John Mor- ton and L. Vance.
 Moyne Miller and J. M. Steear chartered the four-place Seabee for sightseeing trip in the Ju- neau vicinity.
 Inbound to Juneau from Wran- gcll was Pon Livingston. from KG Gchikah, Lyle A. Horne; from Pelican, E Engdahl, from Hidden Falls, Cliff Richmond; from Sitka, Alert McCaslin, M NJ Kline, Ralph w Mize, Don Foster and one other; from Tenakee, Frank Maicr, w. F. Bertinger, B. M. Boynton and Frank Wright.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-18
THREE ARRESTED HERE ON HAYNES
 CHECK CHARGES

Three men, who arrived here yes terday morning on a. small boat from Haines, were arrested last night and today by City Police af- ter receiving advice from the U. $. Marshal's office that two of the three men were wanted at Haines.
 Jack Simpson and Jack Hanson were released to Deputy U. $. Mar shal Sid Thompson for investiga- tion of bad check charge. They are being held in Federal Jail.
 Bill Baker was booked for yag- rancy and City Magistrate William A. Holzheimer continued his trial until Monday He is Icing held in the City Jail in lieu of Sl00 bail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-18
FIVE HUNDRED IS
 GOAL OF VETERAN MEMBER CAMPAIGN

A goal of 800 members was set last night by Tax Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, at it's regular meeting which was devoted to a discussion of the current VFW membership drive. The Post spent most of the evening working out plans for interesting local over seas veterans in joining their or ganization.
 Some changes were made in the awards to be given in the con- test among older members to bring in new candidates. It was voted last night to do away with a grand prize tut to give three types of other prizes for securing new members. For five new mem bers, the person bringing them in will receive a gold VFW mem tership lapel button; for ten members he will receive a hunt ing knife: and for fifteen new candidates, a handmade hunting knife.
 Post Commander Hunt Gruening reported that attendance at last nights meeting was one of the best every recorded at the Post. He said that reception to last nights PAA movie, Wings Over Alaska" was highly encouraging. He said that efforts will be made to present movies at all future meetings,
 Gruening also announced that veterans, eligible for VFW mem belship, may secure application forms from Lu-Ek's Photo Shop daily before 5 D. m. and alter 5 D. m. daily at the Post Club on Seward Street if they are not personally contacted by present VFW members.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-18
THIN MAN C0ES HOME" FEATURE
 AT 2OTH CENTURY

Two film favoritss. Myrna Loy and William Powell will be on the screen at the goth Century Thea tre Sunday in "Tha Thin Man Goes Home one of the big pro auctions in which t&ese two stars appear.
 Tonight for the last two show ings is This Mans Navy" fcatur- ing Wallace Beery, supported by Selena Boyle, Tom Drake, James Gleason, Jan Clayton Noah Beery, ST, and Henry ONei.l. Exciting adventure over the Atlantic and on the Burma frontier supply the thrilling interest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-18
FILM "QAGE EM HEAVEN" BILL AT
 CAPITOL SUNDAY

Ingrid Bergman and Robert Montgomery open at the Capitol Sunday in the biz film production of Rage In Heaven This is one of the notable productions in which tho two prominent stars appear.
 Tonight the big double, western, set to music, and a mystery mur- der is the two-feature bill.
 The western is Call of the Can yon" and the thriller is The In- ner Circle"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-18
Mrs. CahiII tionored
 By Dessert Bridge

A dessert- bridge icnoring Mrs. Wendell Cahill of Treadwell was given last evening by Mrs | w. Leivers at her home MT, and Mrs Cahill are leaving on october 26 to make their home in California.
 Three tables of bridge were play ed. Prize winners were Mrs. Arthur Adams, Mrs. Elmer Friend and Mrs. Cahill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-18
HERE FROM SITKA

Don Mcller and Roy c. Avret Of Sitka are registered at the Baran- of.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

THOS. J. OWEN & SON, auctioneers 43h
Southern Building. Auction sale OF Faln-
able two-story. row-Prick evening, ns, con con
Water aanst heat; eat % BEING known as premises No
We win sell at public auction in tp fTent ds1 q
pluni, D. rS the following described property;
Lot so4 10 In n43oa sgoars rss deed Of Trust ol
spproximately Sc. 6.300.ss. further. particu-
lars of which will be announced at time
q e the price a6eve e sac ss
Sf q'tfd title, notary fee, revenue stamps. etc,
sea s cost x IF p~n 60 days sTi
FfHos Ffsss 0.neeSsfs = OVEN 's soN os0 jasl
THOs. J. OWEN & son, auctioneers. 435
ssuasle seSthsFn averoo rame dwens sas
as premises No. 500. II Street. Southwest
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust eo guy l.,
see seeofosp Of the h land records Of the District
party secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees vii ee,sas sell a. paof on Tbarsday a the
thirteenth day of February, A; D. I941, az az
$50 o'clock p M, the following descrlpea
snd and IN as sne and be
Il tbe oVias %est is feet @ front on II Street BY
the full depth of Original Lot in SOUS Square "
IsTgs sod esd sap'eds ot trust to or
further particulars Of which will be an
nounced At time tr3t 81 sac s he tne nad in casb
< deposit Of $500 required Conveyancing,
recording, etc, at purchasers cost. Terms
o9berwise % ge se deposit forfeited and the prop
discretion Il SC Of the trustees, WALTER MIL II
LER, BENJAMIN BERNSTEIN trustees
Evening star., 1947-02-01
AuToMorIve MlscELLANEoUs.

sgsf sseusd
gRRs p aisss 'asHs snstslled ed efS T. BRENNEs Co.
5s19 MGRtans sgf nm repairs
al ate mGafs seTSice WILT. WPEARSs SERVICES
sTt R 1sss Is r6R Fhooa E aSao MATs St
daseountO O to salases: CHEVY !; CHASE q NO
B 61BBsMoBIE so I' FHRTs MaE sSe 1884 frame bent
everything including motor In good work5
ne tb.. condsiGR esiff6 cs a 1925 AFTER es shr
RADIATOR, new condition. and radio for
isa snd rdo aoFf suitana. n N Nd seen or can 81 67s7
PARTS WANTED for 1e4e Jeep: radiator.
windshield, front springs. etc AID. s55l,
VAN BODY, = TT. by II #. by IA it., in
good condition. Phone Rockville 395S;
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION: We
quality seat covers in popular colors. They
will also At other models of General Mo-
'9r RRGnE PTSm1 apd nsas co f4
irving ST. NV. AID. $500.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
livery, new shipment Just arrived; the
ing low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC, CO.,
1437 Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Washing
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer.
WANTED-Small Crosley. Austin or Ban
tam; type engine must be at least 20 h.p.
XUTo BATTERY for sale, new, $50. CH.
6I11 or OK AHA. -
WEAVER CRANE, price S125. e17 R. /.
ave ne AID. a450. =
NEw-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process; beautiful tread z,
hour service: electric treated sections II
your tire is cut See your tires being re-
capped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO, Wash
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer l437
irving ST. NV. AID. $500. Quick, etncient
TAXfCAB FOE RENT-1940 Dodge, to re:
sponsible. sober minded person. Phone AZ
1851
BUICK 1910 special cyl head with valves
S"5; 1895 Oldsmobile headlight wltf
bracket SIS 80. HO 912a. q
TRUCK BODIES repaired and painted
Pickup and Plumer's body IN STOCK. FREL FRE
s GICHNER IRON WORKS, INC, trucs
dept 1914 Gath st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Goren on Bridge
Both sides vulnerable. West deals.

SOuln, q gentleman ITOm MlSSouTL
has yet to be convinced that you
can drive a horse to water but you
cannot make him drink" He ap-
peared to have very recalcitrant
partner on his hands, who had
taken the bit in his teeth. and re-
fused to speak despite his partners
plaintive exhortations. so, you
won't talk" said South. "Well, Wen
see. I'll make you speak, or cost you
your inheritance in the attempt"
And this is how he did it. -
The first round. of bidding was
strictly according to the book. When
it got round to South, he took an
oath to play this hand for no less
than a slam in one of his suits. but
realized it would be vital to have
partner decide which of the two
majors would be the better vehicle.
The proper procedure was the cue
bid in opponents suit, which was
forcing to game, regardless of how
feeble North might be. West de-
cided to jam things up bit by bid
ding four diamonds, for which he
gained North's everlasting graft.
tude. 1t was pleasant to be relieved
of the obligation to bid, and he was
thankful that the storm had passed.
He had no premonition of the fury
that was about to be ,nleashed.
South was determined to make
his partner speak at any price anS
repeated the cue bid. West relaxCts
and North did his duty by calling
six clubs. This suited East too well
to disturb and it was back to South
again. What he wished to say was.
mo, partner, that is not the suit,
please try another one, either hearts
or spades, I don't care which, but
you must like one better than the
other. Please don't be afraid to
speak up, it will hurt for only .
minute" West by this time resented
South's holding the middle of the
stage and entered the auction with
a resounding double. North again
refused to bulge. II know that part
ner of mine has gone out OF his
mind" he said to himself, but he
got into it, let him get himself out"
South by this time was getting
out of patience with North's stub
born refusal to speak, but he had
one more weapon at his disposal.
He redoubled. This would have been
no time for North to misunderstand.
At his wits end. he did at long last
bid the better of his two suits, spades.
West doubled and South went whole
hog and redoubled. Since the heart
suit could be established by rufnng
only once in the North hand. only
one trick was lost to the king OF
spades. A tidy profit.
| copyright, 1947. by Charles II. Goren,
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Take. Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Readers Want to Know.

Long Beach: In letter to a local
paper one A. C.. M. declares that
the word "Americanism" has no OF.
fetal definition and should be rele-
gated to the scrap heap of old saws.
What do you say?-J. H. S. j.
Answer: See "Americanism," page
"a, Webster's New international:
"D Attachment or loyalty to the
United States, it's traditions, inter-
ests or ideals. % Custom peculiar
to the United States or to America;
an American characteristic or idea.
90 A linguistic usage, especially q
word or phrase peculiar to Engllsh
as developed in the United States"
That's official enough for me.
Omaha: What is the correct
plural of the flower named iris?-
Mrs. B. G. M.
Answer: It's irises, pronounced:
EYE-riss-ez. The dictionaries also
show the plural as irides, pronounced
EAR-i-deez, but l have never
heard it nor seen it in print.
Okmulgee: Why is Congressman
sometimes called a "solon," and how
is the word pronounced?-B. A. K.
Answer The term derives from
the name of Solon, Of the family
of Codrus. He was a wise Athenian
lawmaker of the 9Th century. DO
not pronounce solon like salon. Ac-
cent the first syllable, thus: SOE-
lon.
Washington: Please tell us what
the term biweekly means.-O. G.
Answer: Well, sir, I wish I knew.
According to the dictionaries, BIZ
weekly means: Occurring every two
weeks; occurring twice every week.
which couldn't have been more am
biguous had it been written by my
outrageous old assistant, Dr.. Etaoin
Shrdlu. Since biweekly Is doubleT
talk, I recommend not using 1t at
all.
Dan \
Evening star., 1947-02-01
All advertisements offer
ing automobiles for sole
must include aetuol SELL
ing price Of cor.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUBURN 1885 Trdor: Al condition: best
buy in town; S275. ME. 646s. to 3;
RAGkARR 94o psrkns hHo of ss4 St.
am. to 4:3O: $3.50. -
BUICK 194e limited eonysrtible . sedan.
radio and heater. S1.4o0. MA. O2os' SH.
BTiCcK 1s41 Special taxicab in Vets AS
sociation; good tires, r. and h. detroster'
II spotlights;, $500 terms. RA, 46s3 be-
iTfSn BTtck 1915 aad ( Roadmaster club egs. good
cond,. good tires; will sel at at Ssa5. @ MA.
a1st Btick 0efHSs 1911 pa At ss asf
cond: purchased orig. owner; r. and h.
TRES ss'tsSy s5per TE doer a4 sedan radio
sfafe5 efSiDpMsa PR S1Sh re- $780,
BUnItcK 1s4e Super model sedan, 4.door, Il, in
Saturdays, Sundays from IL I'm, to l p: Pm
BUICK 1899 club coupe. clean car. ex-
efeea esisn' ssss Cam oI sses bet $50:
stIck 3 cis 1885 trunk sedan, excel me.
sssas paiat ss45 1919 1dst h4th Rx motto, mott
Completely overhalied . weeks ago: brand.
new battery, brand-new heater. & gooa tires; res;
PsIas passed p p Sol 6 inspection $500 or aes'
RatfG BUICK M 1885 Special e-door sedan; radio
and heater; motor overhaglsd s,;dsN new tres
Call 1U, 1894 SATURDAY ana 6unQay.
BUICK 1899 Model 90 sedan; radio heater
6 tires: good condition throughout; $500,
Ex 1471 weekdays. q
BUICK 1910 Super sedan t4-door 511;
radio, heater, spare tire. seat covers, gooo
rubber, new motor: gone only $4,000 miles
new paint Job last summer; an exeepsi9}n, IN,
81 ,o95 See at 2135 Queens Chapel I'd
me-, tnear Bladens6urg I'd: and oNr New York gs
T"esd.s. ays AN Mr. L aoRBasRR Isa En- Monday sH'
BUICK 1916 Roadmaster 4-dr: black
sedan; less than 1000 mi; $4,000 FIR
BUICK Ja41 Century sedanette; radio ane
heater; reasonable at 81 300. His Mt
Vernon blvd, Apt. B-3o, Alex. Va x
BUICK 1941 .Roadmaster convertible;
radio, heater, defroster, new top; good
tires; color red; engine overhanied U
Nov; S1,445; private owner GL. ol59
BUICK 1s41 Super coupe: GOOD rubber
heater, radio, other extras; excellent con
dition: Sl3T5 HO. 1921. 3
BUICK 1910 Super 4-dr.. gun metal color
| 81 $50: Ford 1899 Tudor, black. SS75
Plymouth 1889 4-dr., green, $500. Al
with heaters, exceptionally clean and dur.
able. ESSO. 1854 Mt. Pleasant ST. NV.
BUICK Is41 4-door sedan; Super mode
| 81: radio and heater. Price $1.375. CAP
| IToL CADILLAC. 1879 22nd st. NV, Ma
BUICK 1a41 sedanette; radio and heater
car in excel cond.; 81 .295: down, pal:
ance in l5 months. See GEORGE at 126l
| Bladensburg I'd. ne. -s
Evening star., 1947-02-01

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, 1947 models A.
]. s.. Matchless and Norton motorcycies
BRITISH MOTORCYCLE SALES 2Ol4
LOOKING FOR MOTORCYCLE? Visit us;
we have on hand several models, new and
used machines Washington home OF
S. A. and Sunbeam. CYCLE CENTER
al2 sth. St. nv; Ex. o,., gslj u,.b S s,sks
CUSHMAN 1946 3-Wheeler' with stake
IoToRcYCLE, new: Indian &C Chief, e., with tan
5O0-lb cap comm. sidecar. $685.. ASK for
8atsIRIEYrDAvIDsoN atIu Fr 1887, new tires and
battery Just overhauled, S2S5. Phone
sH. 4050, Ext. IA, weekdays 9 to D.
BRITISH matchless motorcycle, 1946; low
mileage, f1rst-class condition, saddlebags
windshield, buddy seat, $3.50. WO. 79is
MoTORETTE 1915; driven less than 700
miles; perfect condition: 80 miles PEI
gallon. Student must sell at once, needs
money for school without delay. WIN sac
rifice. Can be seen at 2946 Carlton ave
Evening star., 1947-02-01
AUTOMOBILES. FOR SALE
Hauing a mother I

PONTIAC 1885 4-door sedan; radio. and sn
ii1h fuil price See GEORGE, 1851 Bladeps-
PPeoNriac Pun 1887 4-door sedan: excellent
condition and appearance; appearance; heater, Jog
PONTIAC 1886 4-door: radio and heater,
ssfy M good mechanical condition: $40 81.
PONTIAC 1s4l convertible club Club coupe, ex. =
ss1rISSfRakER s1SSS sia 14h e4a 8 door sedan r and
be be arranged if necessary. Call dE oss7.
sTUDEBAKER 1916 Champion 4-door Sc
dan: low mileage: .climatizer, seat covers;
hill-holder: extra tire: perfect condition;
s1.575 cash or best offer under. WI. 73ss
s6SDJ1Ahgs sUe nst ast
sRESdkssKER sHdk gsis E ie4s nsDss aP ss private
$3.50 down. baanse in l5 months dnd s7o9o sondi
sn sn's sss S LEEDS sGzs5i
srunEbAkEk 1I2 Msz aHs' 1887 de luxe Dictator Sc
dan; overdr. and h.; leaving town: 1925.
sfTbEBakEE fGns Baf sin is47 Commander Regal de
luxe club coupe. five pass; supersonic de-
sign, unlimited visibility; beautiful silver
blue: ten accessories; two weeks oin
re-,ttU CASH Sdii dAteA y P'AiA'''o va - ~
sTUDEBAKER l941 Commander 4-dooI
sedan; radio and heater, seat covers. M
sale. Army officer going overseas Sgoo
IA. 1852 Call after 6, pm,
sTUDLBAKER Commander 1912 sedaneIt,ss; ei,,s,
81, 600 actual miles; new tires; tuliy
er ssDpss nnaer r RI Nys5aFSs ss5a or
1ess da0qs hes, os1 nnder
Mr.: BLUM. 1873 Galveston pl. s.w., TR
sTTGDEBAkER 1910 Champion, radio and and
faPss baPter1; s sss5 Or best offer. re-. asss 9s-
sTTpEBAkER sTfhn faa o. 1889 Commander 4-doo.
sedan; new light-gray finish; motor and
body completely overhauled built1in raalo
neW batter1 stsrter
DUN Dump, k Brakes, timins. gear; excellent tires,
2 spares; perfect. condition and appear
sTG6EBAkER sHj 1887 Dictator. 4-dooi: clean n
inside and out, -mneen metor Just overhauied;
ssIT7TDfBAkEk sI7h fisa EN- 1stf eeIo Commander 2tone
sl'is5. sloSs ss?iH s%PIToa5 s Cadillac, 1879 s$nd
plete with clutch, ignition system caTs; eaTs;
ana water pump ns5asd In any
be arranged. MITcHELL's MOTORS, INC.
V%H1LlLYSss;-ovERLAND W Il; 1889. excellent con-
WTLLYS 1910 de luxe 4-dr. sedan. only
35. 900 miles; $685. or best offer under Ss
WIILYS 1887 4-door sedan; radio, heater.
fog lights. good tires; S245. Hobart 500,
Ext 400.
out of an estate; 1915. AID. 3342. i
TAxICAB drivers and owners-If you quail
jfy you may obtain membership in re-
sponsible ORGANIZATION and new 194S taxi
Prompt delivery. Reply to Box 3S0-H,
TAxICABs-'39 Plymouth, 80 Dodge,
I947 partition Packard, rent. EN-. 1886
TRADE OR SELL. 1945 Nash sedan. casn
needed; ST 800 or your trade. Call 81
Evening star., 1947-02-01
Notice Points Out BIG
is Not tuberculosis Cure

Health Officer George c. Rutland
has received notice from the United
States Public Health Service that o
drug known as BIG is not cure for
tuberculosis, as many persons be-
lieve. The health service said 1t
was receiving many letters from
persons asking where they could get
the vaccine.
The notice said BIG Is now under
intensive study In this country and
that the vaccine tends to heighten
the resistance to tuberculosis but u
not Q cure.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
TRAllERS.

NEW LIBERTY TRAHERS--Immediat de.
nss sss snG 0ssd eessSf
ER SAFES: Et. j. geTEyn; Nd d.,r1T,oft5ad1 TO 5la1
sasss dsneEs ssmsR I5.sl
SALES s5o5 Washington: Baltimore blvd.
ssrMyn rs TIHss IMHsssbsa5TARrERs s5S for past
settled quickly from our several new lines lines
,Gans a nse9 9de and denfes cam hefs Sc d
Ffnanee %mses'ff5g foT "a mon Months i desired ais
sns sopies caPPesi RPcHrER asiTK TkAhR i1asf SALES
Route / Berwyn, Md. Phone TO. 5o35,
GLIDERS and Continental HOUSE ,ev.ry. trahees ess
You you buy W any trailer that's all we ask sss
1919 1912 EhSds EahS%dssERTSsbEM dsifnSs 6Es NJ IT, Gt tuIly
equipped: 81, ,s95. AMERICAN TRAILER LEE
co, INC, 4030 Wis. ave. Phone Wo.
CONC SOUTH Stop at OAK Grove Trail
er Court to buy your new Schult; Travelo'
American. Howard or zinmer trailer coach
2aRc4N 2sh G!sSs TRafER TEasE cee5. eo
oV. $500; just miles south of Aiexandrla
81 BY OWNER owner. 1s-tt. Nat: elee. brakes, good
at 1908 wis. ave, bethesda. Md. Call WI
NEW NEW BANTAM TRAILER with stake sides
and canvas; $3.50. AID. o3E. -
1916 TRAVELO house trailer, 20 IT.;
! rms. Sleeps 4: fully equipped including
Venetian blinds. drapes with matching
slip covers; has been used for sleeping
only; excel. cond.: only S2.3o0. TIE, 1926,
1s4s aa-FT. TRAILER: 3 months old, will
sacrifice. Contact MASTER SERGT. Nc.
e;ANTs at the Hillside Trailer Village on
ista a Afs INDIAN. iDii ss it,, tandem wheels; :
rooms, electric brakes, exterior recently
1. BLANDY'S TRAILER COURT. Route
GAO. midway between Bethesda and Rock.
ssle by Navy couple Hours Is pm. "a
TRAILER, 1912. 25 ft., Superior, double
floor > door. bathtub, toilet; good condi.
tion: $1,000 cash. 4600 Walnut ave. Sc
SP. o1S7-J. d
REDUCTION sALE-20-ft all aluminium
completely furnished; was S2,2e5; nov
Two Phil trallsrs; was S2.795; nov
Evening star., 1947-02-01
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1887 l2-ton truck: all l-metal
aonly best s offer. .'GI Ii. ' 4eIS. WA. o7ss.Ms
FEDERAL 1899 a-ton. 1895; good me.
chanieai condition. stake body, Original
9%Eer: excel. 7!OOx20 10-ply tires. Cal
kP sas stake truck Cd long Hhsse@ss s,9s1
Wife TkAcToR san and aas asf auh trailer Just
out OF shop, completely overhauled. FIR.
FORD / as7 panel truck; reasonable. Cali
TRUCKs--Large variety Of all kinds. over
:tos 49 to piek from at log prices RICE MO, ,,
cHEVRoLET cGesfo Izr' 1889 dump 1h tons: in stor-
sfe $500 sRae Marlboro pike ' H. soNs 1898 of %E
CHEVROLET 1897 panel; 2 new tires. paint
Ike new new general g., condition very go9d'
FOX FORD '1se 1899 ston e Nv with asReed rear end
s9oight yith sh5plate1d m chassis and
spected: S875. 1913 18th st. NV, II
GMC l941 van. Mack 10-wheel. air brakes,
not an Army truck: road roller and grader;
Hns ssfE' ra al n n&Ess 4s $685. s't'
a'aFa ar m!Ss5s on Mh5s Fl
BIadsnsbnrg I'd. ne. TR. 1900 300; ,,..,Ssss z.
tres 1850 heavy % duty. nn two tWe-speed rear
end: factory stake body: S2,100~ aMc
11s-ton heavy duty lw.b,, no miles. RE.
FORD 1884 11a-pn stake body; dual
Ps $751; SS5a cs s9SS cok
sss ssS dssss sssHs sHs Ri sftS5'
@ THN BODY. 7fp sf #. by BY 165s #. Inside, fair
Tisnns TfsnI1s spd nS new motor s1'5oo' Gail
TRhCToR TCf AND TRAILER, p-4o 1nterna-
Sas aSFf 9Th sH sls s g. ss sTs sssy
CHEVROLET 1s41 truck, 11s-ton dump.
wheeIbase. with 1914 Mercury motor;
vacuum brakes, saddle tanks, 5th wheel
GMc 1857 s.-ton custom built van body;
apnlianes delivery, Call Georgia 1921. -3
paulia: Al condition, new motor, Can
GMc 1889 112-ton van body, $500. Can
be seen Mondsy at parking lot. 6l7 Mass
ffNiTER:SSATloNAL 1897 model p-5o chassis
and cab; 160.in. wb s4-in: CA, l4o,in
tfssEs tfs sethesds a. Md Rf coEoSAE EAESsI FGI
GMc 1910 model Ac4os chassic and cab:
z,ooxso tires; ready to operate; wi 1%52
tbesd hys5 I'd Ma and ( S EaTSsG P o tneks Be-
condition. FIR 1867. Ii. 4439 q
DODGE 1885 E-ton panel: excel. cond.
throughout. MACS ESQ STATION. 81 30
Mt Pleasant st. NV. .
DODGE 1916 11a-ton stake body: excel.
cond.; 2-speed rear. heater. spare tire.
low MILEAGE, booster brakes; 1900. M l..
MILLS Falls Church S17-W-". .
CHEVROLET 1941 1h-ton: radio heater,
booster brakes. good motor and tires, large
cattle sar esay @ eS issh or trade
is-PAssENGERR aSEnssFi cHEvRoLEr Master de
luxe sedan: perfect condition: ideal for
school or tourist; 81 1876, NE. 774s. MR.
GREENWAI.I, Room Big.
CHEVROLET 1916 11a ton panel, heavy
duty; duty 81 200 200; 80 1000 miles zoos keapny
FoRD f F. isss 2s 7ton 7Ra panel: good condition,
INTERNATIONAL 1887 model 1a-ton panel:
good running condition: price reasonable
CHEvRoLET CHI SS 1889 11s-ton: excellent con:
sition; d nsT tres tres: has Soay; lSas wheel
FORD 1898 11a-ton stake truck: driven
about 1,50O miles since new motor. clutch.
carburetor. and all new wiring was in
stalled This truck is in excellent mechan-
ical condition; Actual mileage 900
GMC BUS, 1884: good tires and motor.
suitable for trucking. market on wheels
and school bus. Located at D. C. SERVICE
STATION, 2411 Bladensburg rd. Call