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The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
ChastiZe Man Who Disagreed With Marshall

WASHINGTON, (P)-Robert C. Alexander, who disagreed with secretary of state Marshall over the danger of admitting commun- istS to this country through the United Nations, has been charged with misconduct and neglect of duty.
 The state department has pre- sented the charges in a letter to Alexander, who is assistant chief of the visa division.
 Officials said the action is the first of a series of steps which could result in disciplinary action, possibly including dismissal.
 Alexander and two other visa di- vision officials testified before Senate judiciary committee inves- tigators two months ago that there was threat to the national secur- ity in the admission into the U. S. of aliens from communist-con- trolled countries as employees of the United Nations.
 Subsequently secretary of state Marshall told a news conference he knew of no case in which in- vestigation had showed that there was any such threat.
 Marshall named a committee of three Washington citizens, how ever, to investigate the situation. Their report presumably lays the basis for some of the charges which the department has formally brought.
 This report said Alexander and his associates "had never made a persistent effort" to bring to the attention of top department off cials the condition which they tes- tified they were disturbed.
 The committee also said that their testimony was irresponsible in its lack of factual support"
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
NEW YORK WILL GIVE AWAY GOLD WEDDING RINGS

NEW YORK, (P)-The city has offered gold wedding rings to New York couples who-like the city-are celebrating their golden anniversary.
 Four hundred couples already have applied.
 The rings will go to those who have documents proving they were married in one of the city's five boroughs in 1898, the year the boroughs were consolidated.
 Mayor William O'Dwyer will present the rings to the brides of 50 years ago at a golden anni- versary exposition.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
SEVEN SCOUTS MAKE SCEOND GLASS RATING

Seven boys made Second Class rating in Scouting last night. Ray Miller, Roy Luke, David Bowen, Frank Sheldon, Roy Clifford, Carl Smith and Andrew Kalerak were passed by the Boy Scout Board of Review and received notice that they each had been admitted to Second Class rating in the Boy Scouts of America.
 At the regular meeting Tuesday night the Scoutmaster Perry Pew, announced that the seven boys were ready for the approval of the Survey Board.
 Each of the boys were ques- toned in turn and found to be qualified for the higher rating and his card was signed by the Board chairman of Troop 666 of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
It's A Dogs Life
 For Two Cats

ST. JOSEPH, Mich, (P)-Min- nie Elizabeth Barron's two cats were worth S5,687 today under the terms of her will.
 Probate judge Malcolm Hatfield ordered the money paid to sister, Mrs. Mabel Barron Fischer of Co., lumbus, O., for the purpose of car ing for the cats, "Ma-Cat" and "Yellow-Boy."
 The Niles, Mich, spinster died Feb. 16. Her will directed that the money be paid to her sister and be used to assure the cats a happy and prosperous old age.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15

LONDON, P While Britain was covered by the years worst fog, early-morning commut s aboard a train from Shoeburyness, at the mouth of the Thames, reach ed London on time, without a hitch. Their train was guided by a new magnetic control devicer Inn previous to frost, the mechanism stops train before they arrive at a danger signal by sounding horn in the engine cab and slowly ap- plying the brakes.
 The new safety equipment has been fitted to 183 locomotives on the rail lines from London to the east coast.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15
Two Church Officials Arrested

BUDAPEST Hungary, (P)-The Hungarian interior ministry an- nounced today the arrest of Evan gelical La Jos Ordas and Baron Albert Radvanszky, former super intendent of Hungary's Evangeli- cal church.
 The announcement alleged the two men" disposed of several hun dred thousand dollars without permission of the national bank and sold foreign currency on the black market"
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15

Judy Canova: "I really haven't a thing to wear {. just a skunk coat, and I don't want to wear a fur that's II years old.
 Aunt Aggie: Eleven years old? Why, Judy, you've only worn that fur coat for a year"
 Judy: "I know, but the skunk wore it for 10.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-15

They went to school together, They grew up side by side, But he never knew he loved her Till her rich old uncle died.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14
LYNN CHAMBERS MENU

Broiled Trout
Buttered New Potatoes
Fresh Peas
Tossed Salad
Hot Biscuits strawberry Jam
Beverage Pineapple Sundae
*Recipe Given
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14
Pufrick Kenry's Old Home
To Become NufionuI Shrine

For long time the home where
Patrick Henry lived and is buried
was forgotten. Now it has become
an American shrine.
The Henry home-Red Hill, in
Charlotte county, Virginia-which
was burned in 1919, is to be re-
stored as it was in Patrick Henry's
time, and furnished with the fur
niture and decorations that Patrick
Eenry had.
This great patriot won his first
f me by demanding for colonial Vir-
ginians the rights of Englishmen.
He won his greatect fame by de-
handing for all Americans complete
freedom forever from England.
Although a Shareholder, Patrick
Henry considered slave-holding an
economic curse as well as a social
evil. He was lawyer by profess
sion, and also a very successful
politician.
By ITS war was imminent. On
March % Patrick Henry offered
resolution to organize the Virginia
militia and put the colony in a
state Of defense. In supporting it
he made his most famous speech,
which closes with the declamation:
give me liberty OF give me
DEATH"
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14
Indian Skull Reformation


A strange skull reformation prac-
ticed by Indians of Mexico and parts
of the southwestern United States
a few centuries before arrival Of
the first white men is being studied
at Smithsonian institution It con-
sisted Of marked flattening OF the
top of the back of the head, pre-
sumably by deliberate pressure APP
piled to the heads of infants. In
extreme cases it produced what
might be described as three
horned men, with pressure-pro-
duced protuberances on two sides
ard the front of the skull. This was
the situation in the first case ever
reported. that of a skull found by
a French anthropologst about 100
years ago on the Island of Sacri-
fices just outside Vera Cruz. No
other specimens have quite reached
the three-horned stage, but some Of
the individuals must have presented
a weird appearance. In some cases
the front Of the skull also was
flattened, producing high, peaked
head.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14

Tutti Fruit Jam
4 cups Strawberries or raspber-
ries
2 cups gooseberries
2 cups currants
2 cups diced rhubarb or pitted
cherries
Sugar (34 as much as fruit
pulp
Mash fruits and heat gently until
juicy and well mixed. Measure and
add three-fourths as much sugar as
fruit. Cook rapidly and stir the mix
ture until thickened, about 20 min.
utes. Pour into clean, hot jars and
seal.
Asparagus
Remove scales from stalk. Wash
thoroughly to remove all soil. Cut
in jar lengths. Tie in bundles, place
tips up in boiling water to cover
lower tough portions. Cover vessel
tightly. Pre-cook three minutes.
Drain, pack into clean pint jars, tips
UP. Add 1I2 teaspoon salt to each
jar if desired, fill jar to within l q
inch of top with water in which vege-
table was pre-cooked or boiling wa
ter. Put on cap, screwing the band
tight. Process 40 minutes at 10
pounds in pressure cooker.
Peas
Use only young tender, freshly
gathered peas. Shell, wash and sort
according to size. Pre-cook three to
seven minutes, depending on the age
and size of the peas. Pack loosely
to within one inch of top into clean
jars. Fill to within 1i2 inch of top
with water in which vegetable was
pre-cooked or boiling water Add one
teaspoon of salt and sugar mixture
to each pint jar if desired. Put on
cap, screwing the band tight. Proc
ess 60 minutes at 10 pounds in pres
sure cooker.
If you want to put up strawberries
and rhubarb, the methods are really
very simple. 1 am giving the two
that will work well, one for straw
berries that will not float, and an
easy oven baked rhubarb that needs
to be processed for only five min
ltes in the water bath.
Baked Rhubarb
Wash and cut rhubarb into one
inch lengths without removing the
skin. Place in baking dish and
add one cup sugar to each quart of
HUBBARD. Cover dish and bake until
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14

An adorable, cool looking summer
outfit for your tiny tot. The dainty
dress has wing sleeves and lace or
ruffling in scallops to trim the skirt.
Slip and panties can be worn with
all her dress-up frocks.
Pattern No. 1915 is for sizes I, 2,
g. 4, S and years. Size 2, dress,
IL yards of 35 or 39-inch; slip,
rs yards; pantie, e yard.
Send today for your copy of the
Spring and Summer FASHION -
contains So pages of style, cU;or,
easy to make frocks for all the
family. Free pattern printed inside
the book. 25 cents.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14

The pattern contains complete n,
rectlons for building an 8 it. bv ?
IT. door. 1t also provides information
1or building larger size doors if
needed. Realizing the importance of
style and having a door match the
exterior sheathing of your home, the
pattern contains directions for build.
Ing IL other styles of door. There
are doors without lights, with @ a
or lights. Others are solid nanel
ooors that blend in with modern
style houses
Send Soc for Swing-Up Garage
Door Pattern No. So to Easi-BiId
Pattern Company, Dept. W., Pleas
antville, N. Y.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14
Coming Rules Insist
On Perfect Ripeness,
Freshness Of Produce

Ihere never was a canning rule
better devised than the one about
putting up your fruit and vegetables
at their peak of freshness and while
they are perfectly ripened. If YOU
nave your own garden of strawber-
rles, peas and asparagus, you can
check them every day and decide
when perfection has been reached.
Then whisk the produce into your
Kitchen where jars and canning
equipment wait in readiness. Fol-
lowing directions, you may be GER
tain you have caught the produce at
Its best. thus assuring perfect eating
enjoyment later.
The early canning we want to get
out of the way includes strawberries.
rhubarb, peas and asparagus, par
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14

Berries used for jams and jellies
should be fresh and ripe. Wash
in plenty of water just before
using. It's best to wash and then
pick off the hulls.
ticularly. 1t may seem early, but
right now is the time when these
delicacies are coming to their best
form.
strawberry jam
(Makes about six-ounce g!asses)
21/S cups prepared fruit
31/2 cups sugar
Ia cup bottled fruit pectin
To prepare the fruit. Crush thor
oughly about one quart fully ripe
strawberries. Measure 2 1iS cups
into a large saucepan.
To make the jam. Add sugar to
fruit in saucepan and mix well.
Place over high heat, bring to full
rolling boil, and boil hard one min
ute, stirring constantly.
Remove from heat and stir in bot
tied fruit pectin. (Scrape all bottled
fruit pectin from measuring cup
Then stir and skim by turns for three
minutes to cool slightly, to prevent
floating fruit. Pour quickly into
glasses. Paraffin at once.
Strawberry Rhubarb jam
makes 8 glasses)
1 cup prepared strawberries
11/2 cups prepared rhubarb
21/2 cups extra sweet corn syrup
1 cup sugar
Wash, stem and crush strawDer-
ries. Wash and slice ~hubarb, add
corn syrup and sugar. Boil until
thickened or jam is 220 degrees.
Skim and cool five minutes to pre-
vent fruit from floating. Pour into
clean hot jelly glasses. Cover with
melted paraffin.
Raspberry Jelly
Is or glassesl
2 cups raspberry juice
2 cups extra-sweet corn syrup
11/2 cups sugar
1/2 cup liquid pectin
tablespoon lemon juice
To prepare juice: Sort and wash
slightly underripe raspberries. dram
Crush berries. Simmer 10 minutes.
Strain through jelly rag. Measure
Juice and mix with corn syrup SUI
gar and liquid pectin. Boil until
elly stage is reached (22l degree)
n mixture threads from a spoon
Add lemon juice. Remove from neat.
skim. Pour into clean hot lelly
,1asses Cover with melted paraffin.
Strawberry Sunshine Preserves
quarts strawberries
8 cups sugar
Wash and hull berries. Leave
whole. Add sugar and stir just
to mix. Heat in fiat pan
,,,sr low burner. Stir occasionally
. nrevent sticking. When the boil
No nofnt has been reached remove
rom 70 heat and pour into flat pans
over with panes of window glass
nd let stand in the sunshine about
,vo days. or until the syrup IS tnicK'
eal in clean jars.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14
SO FAST..PuRE.. DEPENDABLE
YH ,E'y9.'F 11
FATHER,
IF YOU READ THIS

come back to us. Mons not cross at
you any more. She said, 81 never
would have picked that quarrel with
Dad if I hadn't felt so miserable"
Seems she'd been bothered with con-
stipation caused by lack of bulk in
the diet. Well, since Grandma tipped
her off to KELLOGGS ALL-BRAN,
Nom has joined the regulars and
what difference in herI She polishes
off a bowlful of ALL-BRAN every
am, drinks a lot of water. She's
taken to baking swell mullins, too,
from the recipe on the ALL-BRAN
box. So come on back. You'll find
home was never like this-before
ALL-BRAN. JACK.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14

Perfect JellleS anu jams are poS-
sible when you use the carefully
tested recipes in this column.
rhubarb is tender. Place rhubarb
and syrup which has formed, into
clean lars to within ~ inch of the
TOP. Put on cap and adjust accord
ing to manufacturers instructions.
Process in water bath five minutes.
Strawberries
fWill Not Float
1 cup sugar
pounds strawberries
1f2 cup strawberry juice
Boil together the sugar and straw
berry Juice. This juice may be OBJ
tanned by crushing and heating some
of the culls or overripe berries. Cool
and add the whole berries, then boil
for three minutes. Cover the YES
sci. then set aside for four hours or
overnight. Pack into clean jars to
within one-hah inch Of the top. Ad-
lust cap. Process in water bath for
IS minutes.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14
Easily Built Automatic
Auto Garage Door

II you want really sturdy, hand.
some. automatic garage door, build
II yourself from the pattern Of.
Tered below. The pattern not onlv
snnpifies building the door b,t s1so
tens how to attach the necessary
garage door hardware in order to
make 1t completely automatic and
upward acting. All materials needed
ior building the door are now readi-
" obtainable at lumber yards ev
ery"nere. The garage door hard
ware that makes this door a fullv
automatic acting door is also now
available at hardware counters and
lumber yards. A
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14

Want something easy to sew with
pleasing results? Then pattern 1850
is for you! This clever princess
style molds your figure beautifully,
has nipped in waistline and flatter-
ing keyhole neckline. You can turn
it out in no time.
Pattern No. 1760 comes in sizes
u, IA, 16, 10 and 20. Size IA, 81
yards of 39-inch.
The Spring and Summer FASH
ION offers a wealth of sewing infor-
nation for home dressmakers. Spec
ial features, fashion tips, free pat
tern printed inside the book. Is cents
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14
LYNN SAYS:
Flavor's the Thing
When You Cook

Want sausage patties to taste pei,
4ar than ever? Roll them in egg ana
oo~nflal,es before you fry them.
Pork chops take on the new io0A
when you bake them in a mixture
~ four CUPS of cranberry sauce one
CUB honey and one-hah teaspoon u
cloves. .u in
Ground almonds go wen II
49, chicken soup. Make it
.hick smooth and creamy.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14

setore you fold your omelet'
s7-ead il with mixture Of creaned
-rabneat. Serve with tomato soup
or a fruit cup TO make an easy meal.
Mix tuna and 'crabmeat. then mix
with celery. green pepper and hard
cooked eggs. Add cream sauce and
halo IN rauekins. This is an easy
to-fiy meal on a busy day.
Using up hard-cooked eggs? Chop
and mix with crumbled bacon,
nooisten with mayonnaise and sea-
son with Worcestershire sauce a
good snack On sailed rye
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14

THAT new CAR FEEL like putting on wings"

Send a postal tor
illustrated, informative
new booklet on 7
ways to save oil. It's
free and may save you
lots of money. Sealed
Power Corp, Dept.
WIS. Muskegon. Mich.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14
a Reel Thirst QUeneher

A refreshing fruit drink always is
welcome as the warm days Of spring
and summer approach. Try the fol-
lowing for the evenings refresh
nents. For four glasses, combine
two cups orange juice. one-half cup
I.ycoa Ut lime juice, one-haf cup
6tce1 u shredded fresh pineapple.
t.7:.: thoroughly. Pour into glasses
VIII chipped ice or ice cubes, fill
with gingerale.
peIeased by WNU Features
Evening star., 1948-12-07
LOTS FOR SALE,

ATTRACTIVE WOODED LOT 75xl5O. In
Falls Church; all util, $1,000: ARFAX
hEaIBE ECO BEk TA or 4sfs assG pE IESoe 'front.'
ssasSpsE sses FER LOT. approx X acre; beautiful
pock Soc 0IshsId Rhaf EsTxrE sGGa sraff PI es fe
HiLLANDALE..2 welI-situatedo lots com
prisns one building site With 1s0rs snnrox frort
Il: OF n. H ave; reasonable. OWNER
ssTviiRG1NiA wi GIN HEIGHTS" Arlington and
fndustriaiized fSh ks % homes permitted all utis in
area; sewer and water avail. Ewes cal
5FFSf BTbG co. sfE hs o9 oil Saas
House Square; corner lot, s,500 SO. IT; and
plans fGT s;stoFy ..1s blas. 81 S11's59Sa 49, F. e.
By ses sseh 90 lots E. MAL Es is.dk k
Isl Estate, ow. sos4. by; o4o7; u .
lots IN a0fsIs FHA snd
"; price only $4,000. Call EN-. 25a7
& sukNT MA MIIts-1oo Nit 1T. facing colesyills
rd,. ise;ft. depth: .xster; s2.4oo or best
SsS eoSs. unSsE xSE ks65cASTioN 81 SSN s4tn and
81 81 $50 up: Shapiro INC. ME. 17i7'
: LEVEL WOODED LOTS. in North Ar
iington, all improvements; extremely low
price for immcd. sale. DWYER g. BOYD,
zoNED 10 RES. B.-10O-ft. frontage, area
1900 50. IT., apt. or row; blocks 17th
Phone agt., DI 1885 or WO. 0112: Ill
NEAR CLINTON. MD, lots 100000: price
$500, $40 per mo. o. B. zANTZINGER,
HY. $500; ewes, WA. 4053.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
TRAILERS.

22 PALACE house trailer. completely
equipped, S595 or best offer. D., E
KEENE, National Trailer Court, College
Park, Md Phone To- 9672. r.
DID YOU EVER SEE a 4-room, .6Sleeper
33-ft. Travelite? Has everything you
want in a trailer home. COLE TRAILER
CO., 5000 Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md
NOT THE CHEAPEST. but the best. We
still have some excellent buys and brand
new glider. models: shower and toilet; be
fore our lease. is up. Payments as low
as S52 a month for or 3 years: COLE
Spring, Md. 81. 5000.
go FIT. GLIDER TRAILER, completely re-
conditioned: modern equipped, Venetian
blinds hot-water heater, accommodates 4.
Apply GEORGE R. HERRING LUMBER
CO, U. s. hwy. No: l., 5 miles south OF
Alexandra: Englsside 81. IS
LIBERTY TRAILERS, all sizes and models;
also good used ,trailers.. We are equipped
III fyRy TRAILER SALES INC
NAfoNsE2Y Msfh sstH Oys FsMdHs SssvS6 In
se spartan An9 modes snT RicHTER .Esiss FRAZIER Her
SALES, Wash.-Balto. blvd, Rte. l. Berwyn
Md. Telephone Tower 5035
display at NATIONAL TRAILER. SALES
5000 Baltimore ave. Riverdaie' Mo.
isis LIBERTY, new paint, heated door
Magic Chef range. eft. refrigerator, car:
pet, 6-gal. hot-water heater. Call OV
42S7 or see Lot 254, TEMPLE TRAILER
VILLAGE, Alex, Va. Is
Evening star., 1948-12-07
AUTO TRUCKS foR SALE,

DopGE lS1S rsi, .Sn aas yam; used very Little;
FORD l94s truck I-ton stake body; Ar.
dual wheel. grill guard; fully equipped:
5000 miles: Just passed D. c. inspection.
CHEyR0LET I941 h-ton panel; complete
Cali TR, $l44. Ask for Mr.. JONES. -
INTERNATIONAL 1g47 K-l2 tractor truck,
Rase and n e very
aMs nGas Panel r srustss good opsT.tns
pI Dm EVERINa sviss auas sTxk GaRAaR. e. 81 q md
st: Sc, and see Mr.. Fitzgerald .-l5
TX 7th ST. iease nW' sTy s1Ty s3s4, EhH 1880 l9i'
sTUDEBAKER 1947 pickup; very clean
sIns,n, ana IN mrs nrst.eisss mechanlsal co%ndlti@on % @
caEvkoLET iis 10 E1s' is47 pa panel ii s-.on, 1000
miles excel cond.; used only in light de-
livery priced for quick sale. TR. 734s.
PANEL TRUCKS, lh-ton GMc; good op-
Grating condition; newly painted; $3.50
4sS 6a p@ aaz EvEsso fzsfPs sTa sR 3Ad
s4l 2nd st. Sc. and see Mr.. Fitzgerald.
INTERNATIONAL XII Metro 1e46; this
truck has been used very little and has
ign: eaiI ia. SOS daytime; oE. sas4
Dodge ia4s a.-ton; package delivery,
t5roushout; 81 ,1a5. Barry PxTE MoToR oasSs
Co, 1870 Conn. ave. RE. 1878. 10
age and in excelient CONDITION @ 't throushout: @ t
Sa.n; SS1,0s6; BARRY BAT pAgE MOTOR Co. 1880
SMFVRo.ET n.. 1s46 sss than
eHEvRoIEr CHE Ii PT ls49 " sedan ss delivery; new
HR es1s 'ss JcK ssS0 eth Can and Se
tsaf cafvkoLET 1885 1-ten panel. For Quick
RENA isf sl7S Co. eesh ss1s ga SArosAh .2s NV TRUCK
JEEP 194s panel. r. and h. practically
new: unusual buy at S1.40O. Cal WA.
DODGE '3s panel delivery; new earb.,
new fuel pump good tires, new paint, good
condition throughout. Price. S475. Elk.
INTERNATIONAL stake body truck, 1a-ton,
sacrifice, S4OO., Cali Gaithersburg 81.
DODGE l946 1a-ton pickup; heater slip
and sfaas como ds ss
800 miles; si.sa5; So-day A guarantee.
eas evss til tHaae 8 undsg 81 isn' iii IT g. cHR 5f o1en no
TORS. INC, 800 Wis. ave. wo. 1851.
FORD 1s4s half-ton pickup; with r. and
looks Gn ike neW :n s17s5 s 'eea cHERNER s1S Nc
INTERNAIIoNAL 1889 panel. good run
ming cond. and good tires; new battery.
winterized: $3.50: we'll worth the money.
Call MI. S014 after 9 pm. -13
CHEVROLET 1899 R-ton pickup. S275.
trade and terms. DISTRICT AUTO SALES,
40 Mass. ave NV, Elk. 1868. %
FORD 1941 24-ton panel S225, trade and
terms. DISTRICT AUTO SALES. 40 Mass
NTERNArIoNAL I1a4e dump KS e-ton;
Sx asSs ssssS azKzo IL s.!s
sssGSa esHdi,;SS: 81 ssS cash sssS: valued at
cond FINN'S TExAco STA. 18th and
r ave ne. Call OWNER, NO 9256
CHEVROLET 1941 sedan panel delivery;
toverhauled completely about mos. ago):
can he seen at 4507 Que st. NV Ask for
DAVE. Day phone. EN-. 9S42; eve. phone,
TWO INTERNATIONAL 1s47 and 1913
pickup trucks; perfect condition. GO.
CHEVROLET 1s41 h-ton panel truck;
good condition. 7O3 Michigan ave. ne.
FORD 1910 VS. pickup: excellent me
chanicaly and appearance; $500. Call
after 4 pm. OW 6961 %
CHEVROLET 194S sedan delivery; heater,
defroster, oil filter; 8 miles; Sl,650. FR.
DODGE 1898 with Oft. van body: plenty
Of miles OF service left in this one: best
offer over 81 so takes 1t. LEE D. BUTLER
let ct n