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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13
Legion AuxilidrY
Elects New
Officers TuesduY

Mrs. John ShonSey was elect
ed president of the Hardin unit
of the American Legion auxil-
larry at the regular meeting on
May IL in the Masonic temple.
Other officers for the ensu-
ing year will be Mrs. Sam Cum
bingham, first vice president;
Mrs. Eugene Sloan, second vice
president; Mrs. Lyle Tintinger,
Jr., treasurer; Mrs. Vance Rog-
ers, historian and Mrs. Troy A.
French, secretary. .
Mrs. Cunningham announced
that she had sent letters to all
organizations in Hardin inviting
them to send representatives to
a meeting at the community
room of the court house on
Monday, May "a, to organize a
coordinated health group to as
sist with the health problems
of the needy in this vicinity.
The district convention will
be held in Red Lodge on May
Is, Mrs. Carl Sloan said. She
asked that all those planning
to attend let her know at once.
The poppy chairman, Mrs.
Frank Goe, stated that the
peoples have arrived and will
be on sale on Saturday, May
90.
Poppy poster winners were
announced by Miss Sigma Dahl.
She credited Paul Collier, high
school art teacher, with the eX-
cellence of the entries. The "a
posters will be on display next
week.
Guests of the Auxiliary were
winners in various contests
held this year, delegates to
Girls State and members of the
Junior Auxiliary who will grad
uate from high school. These
guests were introduced as fol-
lows: Poppy poster winners
Sonia Jacobson, first; Mary
Riebeth, second; Amelia Muir
ray, third. Essay contest win
hers Carol Crouch, first; Jean
Steele, second; Jack Butorac,
first for Junior high; Girls
State delegates-Pam Gotham
and Marian Vickers, delegates;
Kitty Rice and Evelyn Frickle,
alternates; senior girls-Roanne
Preston, Patsy Smith, Sonia
Jacobson, Amelia Murray, Mary
Ann Koebbe and Joyce Olsen.
A special table was set for
the guests. winners received
their checks. Members of the
committee in charge included
Mrs. Lyle Bell, chairman, Mrs.
Garold Fish and Mrs. Troy
French. .g
Mrs. David Mann presented a
musical program consisting of
numbers by the sophomore
triple-trio and the senior girls
seXtette.
Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. j. Russell VickerS,
Mrs. William Walker, Mrs. Will
lard Scott, Mrs. Lyle Tintinger,
Jr., Mrs. Dan Maddox and Mrs
Edgar MooS.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

complaining witness IN both in
stances. Both occurred on May
Wayne Leroy Benham for
feited q SIS bond for driving
past q school bus which was
stationary and d~ischarging chill
dren. Rex Davenport Classcock
forfeited a SIS for improperly
passing over the center line.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13
EXAM FOR CLERK

The United States Civil Serv-
ice Commission announced to-
day that applications for the
post office substitute clerk ex-
animation for Hardin will con-
tlnue to be accepted until the
close OF business on May 10,
l948. Full information and APP
plication forms may be OBJ
tanned from the secretary,
Board of U. S. Civil Service ex-
am1ner at the post office.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13
TO GRADUATE

Miss Billye Ruth Zimmerman,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. B.
a. Zimmerman of Lodge Grass,
is one of 361 seniors at the Uni
versity of wyoming who are
candidates for bachelors de-
greeS. II "
Diplomas will be presented at
the annual spring commence
ment on Monday, May 81, at II
a. m. H.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13
Miss Tobids Honored
AT Meeting Of
Local MEA Group

At the last meeting of the
Big Horn local of the Montana
Education association, Martin
P. Moe, executive secretary of
the NJ. E. A., paid a tribute to
Miss Edna Tobias for hr many
years of active service both to
the NJ. E. A. and the N. E. A.
Miss Tobias has served on
many state and national COM
mittees of the educational as
sociations. She is also a past
president of the eastern dis
trict of the Montana Education
association.
The president of the local,
Mrs. Ann Davis, presented Miss
Tobias with a gift of sterling
silver in appreciation of her
service to the association.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13
Two Violations Of
Trdffic Lows
In Justice Court

Only two cases were heard in
the Justice court of Charles A.
Corkins this week. Both were
violations of traffic laws and
the state highway patrol was
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

Don't wash Strawberries until
just before they're to be used.
Remove the green caps only
after the berries have been
washed.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13
DISCHARGES

HONORABLE DISCHARGES
The following honorable dis
charges were filed in the office
Of County Clerk and Recorder
Harry E. Cox: 49,
Nav 10. Floyd Wayne Hert,
from the United States Navy.
Nav 10. Wilbur Erwin Frickel
from the United tSateS Navy.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13
HELP WANTED
LOST

REWARD for return of female black
and white springer spaniel pup taken
from my dads car in front Of Eder
Hardware. "Chuckie" Green, Lodge;
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

1912 JOHN Deere model AN tractor,
with new tires; good condition. Also
John Deere beet harvester, good eondl:
Hardin. O-4
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

DOODLE Bug motor scooter. AL shape.
Mrs. Tom Traphagen, Box III, Phone
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

OR TRADE for cattle, sheep or haying
equipment-one 1912 1H-ton Chevrolet
truck, body rough, engine just over
hauled. Zell Redfield, 1902 Billings
Bench, Billings, Mont. lSti
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

6O7 ACRES of land, on gravel road, u
mile east of Wolf school,; 400 acres
grazing land, rest is farm and hay land.
Contact George S. Kenney, McRae, Mon
tanaN 2-2+
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

ONE 2 h. p. motor and l Il b. p. motor;
F~rigidaire refrigerator, in good condi-
ton. Call SOL. NO-l
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

GUNS: l Model "a Winchester u cal
iber long rifle. Inquire Tribune-Her.
aid. n-tt
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

ONE sO-foot lot on third street in first
block west of Community hospital.
See H. w. Bunston, Is Westwood-Trask
Blds' E-tf.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

500 ACRES of grazing land, Sarpy Sec
tion. Call 126-W or see Mrs. Wayne
Beary. lS-tt
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

BABY bed, with innerspring mattress;
also high chair, good condition. Mrs.
Bill Frazer, Jr., call 201-W week days:
1872
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

OR TRADE-1946 Dodge H-ton pickup.
for late model passenger car. Chevrolet
or Plymouth preferred. Dale Redmond:
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13

COMING 4-yr.-old black mare. Saddle,
bride, all complete. Well broke and
gentle, weight 1,1OO lbs. Call $751;. 1S-tf
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-24

town was thereby unserved with
provision and trading very much
hindered: which occasioned great
discomfort among people, caused
them to rise in a rebellious way"
Among the rarest Of the pam
phlets issued at that time is one
entitled THE Examination and
Tryal Of Old Father Christmas" In
this little volume, zone old Christ
mas was commanded to be brought
to the Bar. then was a Jury for Life
and Death to be impaneled." The
Judge was called Judge Hate-bate.
the Sheriff's name was called
Leonard Love-peace."
IN the end Christmas Is acquitted.
but is cautioned by Judge Hate-bate.
"for avoiding all such scandals as
have been cast upon you for the
future, do think fit to admonish you,
that you remember your Office is
not so much to feast the Body. as
to refresh the Soul, by thankful and
pious Meditations."
Charles II re-establshed Christ
mas in 1878 and "jolly Old Father
Christmas" has never had to stand
trial since.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-24
Christmas Went Underground
With Puritan Ban of l644

THERE was a time when Christ
= mas went underground. People
who advocated Christmas were in
danger Of arrest and imprisonment
and 1t looked as though Christmas
was on its way out
1t all happened around 1914 when
the Puritans in England forbade
any merriment or religious serv.
ices, by act Of parliament, on the
ground that is was a heather
festival. What resulted was much
grumbling. breaking Of the law and
a Christmas underground which
wrote and distributed pamphlets in
favor Of Christmas.
In le48. for instance. was pub
lished Canterbury Christmas"
This pamphlet gives an account Of
the subsequent proceedings after
the Cryer Of Canterbury had upon
Wednesday, December q. Openly
proclaimed that Christmas day and
all other superstitious festivals
should be put downe, and a market
should be kept on Christmas day.
Which being not observed, (but
very Ii taken by the country the
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-24

'al symbols Of Christmas, but the
ell will be found somewhere in the
raditions Of every one.
Bell authorities claim that Pope
Iabinianus gave us the first church
bells In 604. The custom has rrown
until there Is no use Of church bells
So widely known as the ringing Of
he chimes to herald the advent Of
the birth OF Christ
In recent years the ancient bell
has grown up" into the carlton,
a highly sensitive instrument on
%.nch Christmas carols seem to find
their most perfect expression.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-24
REPORT CARDS PAY OFF

LARAMIE. Wyo.,-(P)-- Ho-
ward Trevathan started some
thing when he gave a child candy
because he had good report
card. Now about 100 youngsters
line up for a report card inspec-
ton every six weeks by the gro
Gerry store owner, an ex-Marine
injured on Guadalcanal. If
they have good grades, Ire
vathan gives them candy or bub-
BILE gum. .....
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-24

Almost ore-ha1f the people of
the world live in Southeastern
Asia.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-24

The dragonfly can wing
through the air at so miles an
hour.
Evening star., 1948-04-20
TRAILERs.

NEW UNITED de luxe 22 it., beautiful
birch interior. all.aluminum exterior IN m
suated 5ncn noor p6iea
and many other patented features not
Complete coniid te AiR VAIL TRAILER SALES co,
2nd ave and Colesville rd., Silver Spring,
Nd. bet. 10Th st. and Ga. ave. Phone sH.
TRAILER CENTER, authorized factory
dealer for Kozy Coach. Westcraft, S1ar-
.d ssn paeed dm s4sS syn TO s5S5 es
large line Of accessories and have two
SPs sneiadins & sanday yePr rom Dah am e aas
FIGHTER TRAILER SALES, 2 locations.
Washington Baltimore blvd. Berwyn. Md.
1913 tET1I NA1IoSAI SGfo AND LANpoLA trailers
now on display at NATIONAL TRAILER
SALES, 5000 ods Bait. ave. Riverdale' Md
BOAT TRAILERs for rent. s5 1st day: SO
each day therea fter. AMERICAN TRAIL
ER CO; INC, 4o3o Wisconsin ave. NV"
KEW AND USED home trailer coaches
See the new. Schultz, Travelo, American
Howard and thinner coaches; our sales dis
RMERfeAS ri fe r. TRA1fER faas 60 Ss fac ata at OAK
eeSs 9eGsndr Ta5 on Roue phons ss o% 5Vu so f
LIBERTY TRAILERs. 81, %. 81 and 33
feet; cooler in summer; warmer In winter.
Also good used tralers. HEETER-WALDEN
TRAILER SALES. Wash. -Balto. blvd,
TIRAiIER HEADeuARTERs-we are dis
tributors of Schult. Travelo. American.
Howard and thinner trailer coaches. all
1a4S models: good selection Of used
trailers now on display. open. daily and
SUNDAY, 8 am. to 2 pm AMERICAN
TRAILER CO. INC, 4O30 Wisconsin ave
NV. Phone WO. 1921.
GLIDER. for the finest trailer liyinE, in
the world; see the 194S models on display,
including a 6-sleeper, some models have
built-in showers and flush toilets; trade in
your auto. or trailer now on new glider.
Easy terms COLLIE TRAILER CO., $500
Ga. ave. 81. Sc00-8202.
TRAILER, Streamlite; In 1st-class eondI-
ton: will sacrifice. Call RE, 7400, Ext.
S0.FT. S03FTT 1916 ALMA TRAILER. sleeps 4;
bottled gas; exchange for lot in Washing
ton vicinity; must have all utilities. TIE.
TRAvELITE 1912 o0-foot butane cooking;
oil heat; 500. Seen at Huntington Store,
SPECIAL BUILT 3f4-ton utility trailer:
heavy duty coupling. waterproof canvas
cover; spare tire; wired for night use per
sM. seat a9nftGn AoPst sT5 TayoT 741s too
house for sale 1910 14th St NV, -22
Evening star., 1948-04-20
AUTOMOBILES WANTED (cont.)
BARNES ISLANDERS MOTORS-We wan

BARNES-SANDERS MOTORS-We want
a new car or sell to any one Until You give
us the opportunity to buy at your price
We need 100 cars. 1885 to 1913, If your
IS not paid Tor. viii pay of balance and
pay cash difference. No price quotations
on phone. Washingtton's oldest exclusive
Checks See Mr.. Barnes or or Mr.. Sanders.
Only one location. Drive in big open lot.
ope9 12e0 s s4s6 to st. 5sS ng D@ 9orn1T No of
prise 1,z,alS quotatlons on phone. BARNES
MokE SAsH EoE YOUR CAR e?s
CHEvROLETs, FORDs, PLYMOUTHS, etc.
wanted; drive rive in IN for surprisingly high
ssS aNy MsKT oK NJ "a 9sS9 will
Dfs Edsemoor a: VIII VII pay pa Sf more so Ed EpdEMooR
dealer; can Or come II today. VI 1870;
PRGas rii6 a for cesn used
See Mr. Bodine. RANDALL MOTORS. INC.
Chrysler.Plymouth Dealers, 1850 18th st.
BUSINESSMAN wants. new '4s car; low
mileage; viii pay all in cash. Call any
HfGHEsf rRftEs paid by washington 5
BAKER. INC, for an appraisal, 2s19 st.
NV, HO. 800,
PLYMOUTH Ply owNERs cEs4R. II fe1a aToR
SALES. 1925 Conn. ave. Wo. 1886. EN-.
stisk j. Sas ssss owsEfs aEaa # fssH Mo Eo1g | P5ss
sHoKf saRS f0pS es cxs Ss Eo ons e'e On CASH A
am going into the spring season with the
iammsd up With cash and Til buy Tp g9g5
SALES. goth and Rhode Island ave. ne.
PONTIAC OWNERS v,z Is clean; noy%R yeSs
SALES. 1926 Conn. ave. Wo 1855. EN-.
sAIR, HONEST APrKArsAls on an makes
f Psss ssIs { ss are nn 1s'uTsd Mn . S4eo
sss aohp price It ior asI your isas q ~
1ss5 + ss Mo R5ys il c. e cal n7 P9 ESod: Ss
ERGsNTfY tslaas FL Hpfn m sS
Gyn 9T %ass assa oes G e, asv. iea a
aWiN VIM win WiNN"gTop price for your
car: never too new. never too old: VIII
sOas sS open .Rss '1 G's Ssnss
MOTORS. I5a Florida ave; ne. Elk, 26ss
WANTED. 1887 through 1g4e clean Chey-
rolets, PIymouths, Fords- All cash. co
3 psTUDEBAKERs needed, 1s4T models.
will pay al cash, Call now for high GO cash
pRIvATE rARTI in Desperate sgPs ate ,r NEED e..S q
aNi eaLL NE NJ AT H. $3.50. I'll pay YOU
good price for 1885 to 1912 car. 1000
fsa,sal isas. -, eve .s CARS. need 5 for ,er1le.
list price, Can ADVANCE cash for ne"
Evening star., 1948-04-20
T axe Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
"These (Those) Kind"

@. Our textbook states that
these kind" and those kind" are
but 1t doesn't explain why
they arevnot correct. Aren't text
books maddening?-Mrs. G. w. McG.
A. They are indeed, especially
those that are written by gramma-
rians whose main purpose Is to
bury the simple facts out of sight
under heaps Of Latinized, gram
matical rubbish.
Here is a simple explanation why
these kind" is incorrect:
These and those are plurals. Such
words as kind, sort. type are singu-
lars. Therefore, these and those
cannot modify describe or refer tor
a kind. sort, or type.
Instead OF kind, sort and type,
let us use the words make, brand
and style. Obviously one would
never refer to these make Of shoe,
those brand of coffee, these style OF
dress" Why then should one refer
to "these kind of people, those sort
of student, these type OF teacher"
All these forms are correct:
I like this kind of book better
than the fashioned kind.
I like these kinds of books better
than the old-fashioned kinds.
I do not approve of this sort OF
girl.
I do not approve Of these sorts
of girls.
That type of man is certain 10
succeed.
Those types of men are certain
to succeed.
Note: / like books OF this kind
(the books are of the same kind.
I like books of these kinds (thers
are several kinds Of books.
Have you any more books Of this
type {. books Just like this one)7
Have you any more books OF these
types {. books that are like these
books?
I like girls Of that sort g.. girls
Of that particular kind.
I like girls of those sorts {.
girls who are like those various
types of girls.
Have you been taught that the end-of-
sentence proposition is incorrect? Mr.
Colbys lea1et, CO, may surprise you as
1t gives specific examples in which the
end.of-sentence proposition Is perfectly
To obtain a COPY. send cents in coin
and stamped sell; & addressed sRyslope x
Co tcopyrlrht' the Bell sydnicate. Inc. 1s4sJ
Evening star., 1948-04-20
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

FoRDs AND MERCURYs; any year or
model VII M%ToRs t9P d9lars ssao sfe Hamp MI
den lane, Bethesda, Md, Lincoln MERCURY
INDIViDUAL in immediate need of new
ls lsas car; all-cash transaction. call 5DU,
NEWLY OPENED LOT will pay top cash
MoToR gsrs fsr ss5 es5s 0%s AVE- nT oR
TRY TRIANGLE-we want the extra.
clean e Ret sem and p Phone pay DE- PFe9aa soa
ANGLE sSSsE MOTORS SIC GocArioN 1910 R. /
ave. ne. or 1888 R. l. ave. me-
Sishest Sasa t4s price. % One of Washinstons largs
aoross sft 5fserfN fNc s.? u lss ne oS4FD so fa
;ys We wII NE FAY IoSs spd1 Il cAsh PRICE for
sfzf sTEuAkf isss MoT9S Ns s6oo CO. 9Th and N. =
business; vi VII ppsy top price; cash a5 trsns
casH eftsGn FOR aN YOUR e1ss cAR-roras, Chevrolet,
sTauARF snq lEsPGas9r MoToRs. srd and SITS. e ne
NEW UsED-CAR LOT needs so automo-
bies az makes all m9des 1s Is ysds ysry Righ Rar
No5RTHEAsT NJ MOTOR go: Minnesota
Business Center. 1901 Mimi ave ne
4 A LADY ADV NEEDS a nice used car; prefer
later model will deal with IN private party pa
PRIV PRTysTE II 'fsa PhRrT s vii hn pay cash for
~ or As car. Call after pm, RA.
prices in town for 1871 to 194s cars. For
MOTORS, SOLO wisconsin ave. NV, Wo,
AUTOMOBILE owNERs-Actiye wiscon-
sin ave. lot guarantees to sell your car
for the highest retail price IL toT1 rops Gsll
Sol o Wisconsin ave. n W., WO 5000. IA
PRIVATE PARTY desires Ford, Chevrolet,
46. AZ. AS, 2 or 4-dr. sedan. No dealers
VGT yRT NEEDS NEEDS eis ds. Al 4s sedan: low mile
age. Can advance cash for new delivery
w w Sfaa NEED atSsf cARs = in above average con;
maFss aison W" RoPAk PAE 'SR Pe,fs K
Kennedy st. NV" RA. 772o. Open eyes
idN 100 CARS CARS WANTED IMMEDIATELY-'3s
to AS. will pay your price for clean cars
csme sn to ., or call * LIVINGSTON 5sSa MOTORS
sTIuDHBAKERs@cash ii hin IN min. All body
9fgsnty MoToRs
SH ave. ave- and nEhr BiadensburF I'd I'd. ne, 0si
SEE Us BEFORE YOU SELL. PoHANKA
SERVICE, 1926 Goth st. NV. D1. s141.
IMMEDIATE CAsH-Need 200 clean cars
RHODE ISLAND MOTOR Co, 1920 Rhode
FIYsoGTns. IsIsna azS nf foEbs IS eeHEvRoLE1s, etc.
otier. niseOl or cali for our rep5esentatlys %
ss@ s9@s e you SoRTHEA4sTo oa6@
eHRFsGER eIG FsadsRs0Sak oWkNEksIt FL It's Clean
price is ogr price. CENTRAL WR osss MoT0F EM
ioS NEW 1913 CARS WANTED for our
western and southern dealers. You MAKE
the profit. let US deliver the cars Cash
waiting COLE MOTOR Co, s232 Ga
oLDsMoBILE OWNERS IT'S clean,
your price is our price CENTRAL MOIOR
SALES, 1926 Conn. ave, WO. 923o' EN-
DODGE owNERs-n it's clean. your price
is our price CENTRAL MOTOR SALES,
1926 Conn ave. WO. 0236, EN-. 1928.
FORD OWNERs-n It's clean, your PRICE
is our price. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
GET MORE MONEY FOR YOUR Carve
will buy your car Immediately for top
cash price; or yoQ can name the price you
want Tor your Car on our sell1sour.cas .l;;s
plan. Just bring your car and title. name
your price, wen try to get It ,, for you: . IL II
we sell your car at your price, you pay Us
1o II we do Nc. sell Tns yoqI car: c sneTs Eord 4
dealer. I7sl Florida ave. NV, Ho 5000
SaTInH your priee IS our Price. cENIRAL MOTOR
SALES, 1926 Conn. ave-. Wo. 1885, EN-.
1854.
Evening star., 1948-04-20
Natures Children
GAS BOMBER.
By Lillian Cox Athey

If you want to enjoy natures
first gas bomber, keep your eyes
open for the bombardier beetle. This
is the famous gas bomber of the
insect world. Skunks hold this dis
tinction among animals. 49,.
The bombardier beetles belong to
the Coleoptera order in which YOU
find many beautifully colored beetles.
These bombers are actually snipers.
They hide where there is an abun-
dance of long grass or under old
wood along waterways, especially
where there is drift material Here
you will he able to route a small
army of bombers.s
The army is clothed in shining
armor with caps and body of mill
tary red with wing shields Of deep
blue Upon being disturbed the
entire squad rushes out; the smoke
screen laid down at once, and pur-
suing enemies stop dead in their
tracks. You can hear the pop!
pop" as each volly is fired. The
smoke screen is reddish spray
with a strong offensive acid which
turns into a blush smoke when it
comes in contact with the air.
To ali overinquisitive human
getting too close to the bomber,
the gas burns the skin like fire for
an hour. The bomber must be
aiming to blind his enemies, since
most of them would also be clad
In armor.
Bombardiers are swift footed and
are built along streamlines which
enables them to get through with
incredible speed. If too closely pur-
sued the bomber can rise on mono
plane wings which fit compactly
under wing shield covers and zoom
out of the danger zone Birds
small animals, lizards and reptiles
are fond of crunching bombers. Be-
cause of the gas, their enemies
usually try "head-on-attack.
Evening star., 1948-04-20

ATTENTION DRY CLEANERs-Two 1916
eond s cs f6Ssii DYDEE '0T WAsH e'fS Re- 'Ssfs
INTERNATIONAL 1e4e pickup truck; Al
&ShdliRSRA &ThRSArfoN2I zG 1s4s is aoael saas KB With
BEEN 0Gi s d!afs new 0Gey eraof p
RAG & BAG CO, 215 L st, s.w.
INTERNATIONAL t943 KISS. coE. with
condition; 720 tires. priced at 500. See
M 49, k1hG Is9A ah s ne tdn mo- sane pane
ALL MoSSTGoMERY COUNTY truck own
ers, attention. See US for your new trucks
NC, si26 Ga. ave, sii. spr. sH 1880
Interna tional Dealer rs
DODGE 1916 dump truck; only 1,5oo
class cond; $500. Alex. .9473. SO
DODGE l2-ton truck: good motor good
sf fshR ffR Co. ssfa ae66 @0noH th
sMe Is42 ;. 2ts;ton; sxs,1o wheels; ,, szael: ,s.
ssie bU' RICE RsIts MOTOR re Co us 1924 Bisdens-
sMc i4 Is4l sols 1,fton a 12tt van chassis
nT. anq cSay Na 7SS4 e92n MR aGaa SACKS " OLE st.
FEDERAL 1946 model NILS chassis with
eond has ipasede passed a4s a nspection; qs m can can
release from oun feet for So 2,475 as our
requiTements DO not necessitate oani thiY
sToRAGE s1R I n;s- CO. NJ No S33s & Z lNAN0f1S Hs1
daD foRD S4 1n gsnf 'ssk es dTseT ns cont
oH oHE3kol2T assS Fl H1 1912 ston long xb with
mileage. excel. mech. condition. D. C. in
spection guaranteed. $500, terms. EN-
CHEVROLET 1946 pick up: low mileage;
s5itten sas5aRmtesy, 5 : sTEGARTr NJ MOTOR SI65
CHEVROLET 194s ha-ton pickup: one,
nsG dENen i, 30 miles 81 500 IF 6g3I
slant maintenance $3.50 or best offer.
HUB LAUNDERERs. 37th st. and Eastern
cHiEvRoLET ia4e dump: excellent cond
and ready for work, S6a5, REQ WASH
INGToN, CO, INC, 1881 Half st. Sc,
CHEVROLET 1923 a-yd. dump in excel.
cord new clutch h, and trans very p dG%S 5000
CHEVROLET 1a4a Ia-ton panel; had new
recently painted Must sell; $3.50. ,TR,
CHEVROLET 1910 sedan delivery, new
must sell. S775 or best offer under, 40
Mass ave, NV, NE. 9763; 30
REQ s4S Sody sr0S ov qna ho less han
miles DU. 6774; after q m. WI. So15:
OPPORTUNITIES PLUS FOR you ALL
Trucks are our business and the follow
fng are excellent values.
20 chev cNT 2.ton; ton 1,6oo-sai. tank ,SSs5
40 / H. c. 3ia-ton tractor r------- ,l5C
AZ Chev f7-ton dump ----- ,o95
'43 Ford liz-ton., Eft carso - I25C
More good trucks TO select from. Vans
tractors. dumps, panels, stakes; plckupS
ssa sspsas FNrRE sfS A5TS Moron 5RetS 60 c @
truck sales and service. 1900 Lee hwy,
Arlington. CHI 1000. other good truck
bargains at our Alexandria plant, 1901
Oronoco St, Alex Va, OV. 1900. -
AUTOCAR tractor, 1899; sleeper cab; with
White Half-Track engine: good cond;
Federal 194T 2i7-ton; 16-ft. fat body
p00x20 tires; Al cond., fully guaranteed
Federal la41 3-ton tractor; Al condl'
ton fully guaranteed.
Chevrolet 1912 with coal and ice body
excel. condition.
low mileage; Al cond: o-ol
Federal tractor. l941 Seton; 1ooox2'
wa Van "A semitraiiers. 2s-so-tt lengths
really cheap. noo,
SHERIFF MOTOR CO., 400 r. 1. ave n e
MI 5000. ID