davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01

er says Glenn Lazenby's boy writes
home that city life amt a bit like
what he expected. A teller has to
work almost half the time to qualify
for unemployment compensation the
rest of the time.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01

Protein Pete says he could raise
wheat ON just about eight inches of
rainfall a year if he could have it
come just when he wanted it, and
have just a little to say about the
amount of hot wind there was goin'
to be.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Third annual Chicken
Contest viii OficiaIIg
Oben March 7th
Continued from nrst Dass)

The June 1 field day." when
judgings viii be made, will be held
at the Georgetown substation. First
prize is trophy. but all five win
ners become eligible to enter a
regional contest the following
week.
Each Of five states entered in the
regional contest, Professor Tom
have said, may enter its five win
ners.
Winners Of the regionals are
eligible for the National Chicken
of Tomorrow Contest of 1850, he
added, and a first prize of $4,000
is awarded the winner Of this
event.
When entries are made on Febru-
airy / for the Delaware contest,
each breeder or hatcheryman will
be given wing bands for his birds.
The Delaware Chicken of TOmOr-
row Committee consists of Della
ware hatcherymen, breeders, and
representatives Of the State Board
of Agriculture and the University
of Delaware.
The proposal to permit the grow
ing Of chicks at the farms of the
individual entries was made by
Edward McIlvaine of MillsbOrO.
The committee also voted to have
a junior Chicken of Tomorrow con-
test in 1850, but dates and other
details will be arranged at a fu-
ture meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Short Course Group
To Graduate Today
- - - -

Service and Experiment Station,
Dean George L. Schuster, Of the
University's School Of Agriculture,
will present the students to DR..
Carlson who will award the GER
tificates.
The invocation will be given by
Prof T. A. Baker, Of the Depart
ment of Animal and Poultry Indus
try, while group singing will be
lead by Maurice B. Field, New Cas-
tie County 4-H Clug Agent.
The AZ men and 5 women in the
first graduating class have all sue
cessfully completed the six-Weeks
Short Course which has been un-
derway at the University since No
vember IA.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
TeWkesbury Memorial
To GIs

TEW ESBURY, England
Up The ancient town of Tewkes-
bury on Shespeare's Avon, plan
half a mile of riverside gardens to
be dedicated to the United States.
The project is ''in gratitude for
the great generosity of the Amer
ican nation and in remembrance Of
all those virile men and women
who passed through the town to the
beaches of France"
The site, selected by a twon meet
ing, will be cleared by the towns
people in their spare time. Most of
the land and buildings have been
donated by the owners. The men,
Orial will be dedicated in 1851.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Boxing Bouts At
Arrnory Dec. 20
Ccontinusd' from nrss pa,

indicated Heavyweight against
Lloyd Wilson, another Baltimore
Heavyweight. The other 6 Anna
teur bouts feature the following:
Camper Of Easton VS.. Vincent Sal
mon of Baltimore; Ralph Leather
bury of Salisbury vs.. Jim Butler
Of Baltimore; TennysOn Leather
bury Of Salisbury VS. Barrett of
Baltimore; BObbie Elliott Of Sails
bury vs.. Granville Mansfield of Eas-
ton; Dick Banks of Laurel VS. Eas-
ton Boy; Kermit Jackson of Mills
bOrO VS.. Jimmy Robinson of Cen
treville.
Admission is only $1.2O including
tax; ringside, $50 extra. Plenty Of
seats will be available. Come out
and enjoy a good boxing show.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Legion Auxiliary
HanIonan Hnit II. 3


The regular meeting Of HenlOpen
Unit No met Friday night at the
post home with 80 members pres
ent. After the meeting the annual
Christmas party was enjoyed by
exchanging gifts, playing games and
singing Christmas carols. Mrs. EIilda
Goodwin and Mrs. Lois Snyder were
in charge Of the entertainment and
had the hall beautifully decorated
with holly and pine, while Mrs. Ash
and Mrs. Joseph had charge Of
the delicious refreshments, all dec
GRATED for the special occasion.
Seven members attended the gift
shop at the Veterans Hospital at
New Castle on Saturday, taking a
hundred gifts. Those who attended
we're Miss Sara TikiOb, department
recording secretary; Mrs. Mildred
Bean, department chairman. of leg
islature; Mrs. Matte Merritt, unit
rehabilitation chairman; Mrs. How
aard Foster, unit president; Mrs.
Adra Fraser, Mrs. Webster and
Mrs. Alma LOcassciO.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Civil Air Patrol
Group Meets Upstate
teontlnued 90 nrst -

the evening was enjoyed, by ALL
Next Wednesday night there will
be a meeting at the Milford Air
Park at 1880; at which time Com
mander Pack will assign positions
and ranks to the Senior members.
This meeting will be attended by
the Wing Headquarters Staff. Fol-
lowing the activatiOn program
there will be an informal gathering.
The purpose of the CAP Educa-
tiOnal Program is to teach the
theories of flying so that the Ma
tiOn's youth will be aware of this
most modern Of sciences and to
give them an opportunity to take
part in the air development of
America by adopting aviation as a
civilian career.
This is the air age and it is the
hope of the CAP to provide our
youth with the training and know
ledge of flight. Anyone interested
in helping with this program is in
vited to join the CAP.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16

GeOgraphers say the United
States has the worlds most color
full autumn foliage.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16

Canada is half again as large as
the United States.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15

ported. This condition varies greatly
from year to year. 1t was very bad
in 1912, almost disappeared the fol-
lowing year, but it certainly appears
to be more widely recognized during
the last two or three years.
1t seems to occur in definite zones
or areas, in either lambs or calves,
ia the lambs at about 2 weeks old
and in the calves at about 8 weeks
old, and usually in animals that
have been doing quite well.
These lambs are often called stiff
lambs, travelling with a stiff, slow,
waddling gait, as if their legs were
heavy. Once down, they have tou-
BILE getting up, but they look bright,
have a good appetite and do not ap-
Dear to be sick. Most of them die,
but we believe that many of them
could be saved if they were regular
ly fed.
We call this white muscle" dis
Ease, because the big muscles of the
hip and shoulder turn a chalky
white and are apparently useless.
Often, especially in calves, the mus
cles of the heart turn white, the
heart 1abors and the calf usually
dies suddenly, often before he has
shown much of any indications of
illness.
The internal organs, except the
heart, do not show any changes, and
the cause of the trouble is often
overlooked unless the pelt is re-
moved so that the white areas OF
muscle can be seen. It is not easily
distinguished from other lameness
or stiffness unless the white muscle:
are uncovered, though when n ha:
seen several cases, the labored
heavy-legged gait is easily recog
nized.
Apparently, white muscle diseas
is due to a deficiency of vitamin T
and since wheat-germ oil is yer,
high in its vitmain E content, W
have given this oil to sick lamb:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15

%Springtime Puzzles
BY DR.. HOWARD L

Sweet clover poisoning in calves
Here is one that is hard to under
stand. We are used to the loss of
grown cattle fed too long on sweet
clover hay, but every now and then
we see calves dead within an hour
or two after they are born and dead
from internal hemorrhage.
Their blood would not clot; it
seeped through the blood-vessel
walls into the muscles and into the
body cavities until the loss of blood
was fatal. And the cause of it was
sweet clover hay, fed to the cow be-
fore the calf was born, though the
cow herself was not visibly affected.
In some cases the sweet clover
was mixed with other hay IN the
proportion that we would ordinarily
call safe, yet enough of the poison
Gus factor of the sweet clover
reached the calf, through his moth
er's blood, 10 produce fatal hem
orrhage.
These cases have occurred often
enough SO that there can be n
doubt of the nature of the trouble.
Apparently the more delicate blood
vessels of the calf were more easily
damaged, and the hemorrhage
brought on more quickly, than
would have been the case in an old
er animal. Just the same, it doesn't
seem reasonable that a calf should
die from sweet clover hay poison
ing when he wasn't old enough tc
eat.
White muscle disease There j:
quite a lot of this trouble here anc
there this year, in both lambs ane
calves. Maybe people have beer
hearing about it and have beer
looking for it. Anyway there are
good many white muscle calves re
Evening star., 1949-08-21

the East zone Liberal Democrat
Party, a splinter group. says the
East zone wants to wait and see
political developments in the West
German republic is fully estab-
lished.
DR.. Hermann Kastner, presi-
dent of the Communist t-controlled
peoples council in the Soviet zone,
reviewed the West German elec-
tions briefly and said the Soviet
Evening star., 1949-08-21
ALLIED Officials See Mere LuN
lin Eosinq of Soviet's Cold War
Thy did the Russian attitude

Why did the Russian attitude
revert to preblockade status?
Allied officials think Russia is
anxious to replenish stocks in the
East zone without dipping into
it's own economy or that of satel-
lite nations.
The political situation in the
East zone needs a strengthening
hypodermic and Russia's Com
munists want to give it full at
tention.
Goods Poured in to Markets.
West Berlin's markets are flood
ed from time to time with Soviet
zone consumer goods which are on
ration in the Allied sectors. These
are principally cigarettes, tobacco,
nylons and similar articles. The
Russians apparently are trying to
drain off West marks. which are
five times more valuable than
East marks.
DR.. Karl Hamann, chairman OF
Evening star., 1949-08-21

zone would take precautionary
measures" but that it is too early
to discuss details.
The Russians may sponsor the
assimilation of all East zone polit-
ical groups into a so-called peo-
pies front. to achieve unity and
to Offset the defeat of. the Com
munists in the West German elec-
tionS.
Evening star., 1949-04-21
OFFICES FOR RENT

EXCELLENT LOCATION, 735 Ilth St.
NV. Knotty pine paneled walls, nu-
crescent lights; reas. rent. RA. 1lol.
EVANS BUILDING. 1870 New York
ave. n.w.-Availabie Immediately.
sairemen... Ssilensn s'0P PENN e p PpRofsEsRs.TIEs.
474 K st. NV. ME, 1107.
OFFICE. furn.. with phone. s4s.
SnII aR. sIRsEs' sT ssii Ap' Or 7.ds' stssr %''
DOWNTOWN business seetion-Two
floors. open space, modern: ideal
for Organization. 1000 50. #.
Ellis Me, 1iai;, nrposr
cTRcLE gJoo BLDG. 1a4e Conn ave.
LnfH4ifED f' NUMBER of otaces s.ii
available to lawyers, etc. in Cen
tury Building. .412. 5th st. NV;
81 pHos; ssscI !. FISHER q Co. 80 !sc,'
oFFICE SPACE. / to rooms: rea-
sonable rentals. 97la Georgia ave;
silver Spring, Nd. sH. s434. ---a3
or unfurn.: SIS mo. Ask for Ianitor.
srs 18th ST. N.w.-s rms. bath.
business; heated; peri, location;
rsKxrENsfyE siaa kT 7sss oFriS2s sc a'st clos. q
white House. 1905 O ST. nv See
4, 3 & r. MAINTENANCE GO
2 LARGE ' ROOMS. corner sldr.. Isth
and n NV, available immed.: ample
parking space. ideal location for any
small business. BROWN REALTY
DEsiaxBIE ofFIeE SPACE. 70 4
rooms. reasonable ren.als n.Isou lilo IL.
TaSoma Park. HENRY sALUs,
1905 EYE ST. NV. oyeriookinz
Franklin Park; ! or Q large. bright.
eonneetins rooms. furn. or unfurn.
] 90 .oes SO "a. TT. OFFICE srACE. .
storase space. ste Kins st., Alex.
1919 Il ssaI 10th ST. NV. on Conn. ave.
studio. 3 rooms. 500 IT,. ind noor:
could be combined for living; SlsS
OWNER. Du 3345. ---25
NEAR Itth AND y SITS. NV
Brtght md a.. about 20 II, by 30 IT.;
Individual toilet. modern iishts: heat
furnished: rent SI25 per mo, Im-
Mr. young SHANNON 4 IUcHs
rHo SO ofpica bspi I saoois Il Bi tsI "a rsns' $500
NEW oFFicE nLDc. Ia Manor park.
D. c. nr. Brightsood. Tskoma,
silver Spring. All outsi1s ofncex
Lee. adv. windows Doetors den-
similar professions. Lac. and me-
dium once Plenty Of parking fa-
cilities. p. d. ALLISON. RA- se05.
20
Evening star., 1949-04-21
AcnrAce soa xAlf tc>.s. !

sCnDFKs- aTrCTfoS-Asreass y
Bradley alive srsa e. s1-sss P~;
cHEyT CHAsE tfTN-aess. 1--WE.
ezeare<: e4ty wzfes. ilk-.t srontsxs
ssAcaea7 street Es8s q Cpna, ave
;sgzs So So- OWNER Czymp p.S
NIAR sHrRlIr awr.-issrl so-t,
lei seeAa $50 essE SIS re
VERNON II LYNCH A SONS lis
no2nsA. Va. Al ssos fCsose1 ssaz J
oNs-ACRE woopEp lot
sIc3nssxs fsec!s st1Gs.- Cal F&lss
Church Iga5e 81
Is AGKEs beautiful prspeFts4 hi9a
and evsr81oktag PotnEnse Rsssgz saess
attractive lsAe "a area, cH asrc-
Ksstscec reAs aNxs 70 asBNs5fa1 Ia
c22r Head kwy.- khsgt distance froI
. { ttrf ever g {, 81 REsaEs AAs<
os8erTtrss snawE Eng rsstE e. n4aes'
v4k4es. stIl sea as whase e. iE hrue
plots frum $%S0. easy ssfEsA ckL
OWNER Sunday CT sseHtnsa T@
fHslN
MAR IRoSsfDEs. ap,--sss .eres.
sruntAgs On > feses- seed tsse1cca
lsne, eonsiceEAs4e timber. via g.
Et6s. sSA PEI scfe cay trfEA
JAMES T. MAHosEY. weoewsfe
Badg,. RE. s4il. ewes. Tu. ssssS.
Evening star., 1949-04-21
REAL ESTATE LOANS


CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES white
fer personal calls to telephone calls.
FULTON r GORDON. 1927 Eye. st.
NV. DI. $3.50. Brokers, attention
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates; 3 or 5 year terms and
monthly payments, p J. WAIsHk.
dNc.,ls nc LIE syc syoc.sIss ss n.sss sA, stas. ~
graded according 70 character 81
Loan; II; no 1, sh,rEso o iSf So. spprsi,ss ., = :
FInsT FsTRTow ASH ssGoEP skssoETY CO. a.sItsrs
MONEY Or oN sEcOND ispsI-ws
win buy seccnd-trust notes. D c..
HATIoNAL rHS al MoRToHdE 4 INVEST
MENT CORP, 1919 n T ave. NJ
iss Si AND End TEUsT LOANS. Premp,
TS,in. e,a d SoLosIAi z tSyEsTMxST sy sssd
ise Ea0 HIN HENRY sALus. .stss isas,
Ma 1852. lI94 Vermont ave nv.
TRUSTS, fst. end and 3Fd; Nd. Va.
ID. C.: wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., so5 ". Y. ave. nv, RE. lSlS.
.ns AND sra TRUST NOTES pn..
chased. Prompt quotations. JOHN
zIRwEs. INc., RE. 034s; ewes. vi.
will BUY deferred purchase nens.'
QUICK. 81. 7s3i: eves.. RA. 3ais.
Evening star., 1949-04-21
MOTORCYCLES

sEKyICE-CfCLE. s-eycie engine:
needs clutch. $50, KE sa.aa. --s
CCsHMAN MOTOR sCo0TEk. 4 h;p,.
coed con6ifion. transmission. $50.
20 ~ SduI nj isnIprxG PLEASURE =.
have an excellent selection OF zstG
machines 70 ekoese from, Por roar
new AIS, Matches. Ariel or TIs-
umrh. SEE uk 6rxti Your nnafcT :
syr'irr headauarssrs ALLIED NO
TORCYCI.E SALES. si1 9Th st- az.
RRAND.NKw Scout 1r. snxanes- ~
h,p.. clutch. transmission. eAro,.
in. ideal for boats. trsrtcrx. etc
xz5 cash vita order 3; \ CHoNN
CO., lT3- p s. nv. II. uASA. ---zi
NoTok BIKE-Munareh fa4T. A-i
ronditson. shock asssTssrs. aces.
scrikx. Price, SIS. Reeksille sssi
HsRIsY I is4s en-. q luas
.ellD. sxeellsnt ssna.,asn IN
HAniEY DAVIDSON iesis sxeel
snnd.. 6.odo nj: ens nex meter,
extras; mast sch; &1eb- IA. iee-
Evening star., 1949-04-21
AuroMsrisE MISCELLANEOUS

Fokp rKtsM ~s~ ENt.aS.s. 1-z
essaEa~sr VITA tgsHSAss sskAssa sS@s
ks.V&lra &sGSvA&Ses smsEu#s tNe&gss
r~a9s1 Cts SsNaeAa3sFx kwSaesR4
AAe. GaGEseaS 7 wEs sFQasAs s. :
ga / cRosiN CO 1887 ? al,
fEtCA nopf, Hsvss sasa. sssse o.
sta a-ss. sssi sSt~e. Ca. 81
SAR 0-SA
Vi y ues eth ksrasa safsYp sesEx
ptFAKfMENrsLixan kEEtltt i
Eaks. ssser.Re sssasins frasss asa
Se1s wgsk at Esks<aaatss stsses
ALEXANDRIA NASH cSass sssse
AanLgGHsrrN - AA&kaesta sSSR
TG1Ck bonIHs ssRasses sAs Rsgal-
ec, Eria kaaEaE, Zee h9EsASx sas
IN sSeek rTsea ees4 FRED $
olcRNKR fRoN AQRks iSC-
lsi* e+th II aw RI S*As
REHUmr ENGINEs-wt a.xt svaIs-
sAls icg immediate esatsTy tAs sas-
lawns reegi,t easlnss,
le@s-tas. f0rd
ls3S-lsAf cnrsfelst
las3-lsss Plymouth
is3a-iaS. rsSss
lssl -lA4S Ehevrstst tTask
1851 Dodge TRUCK
We can es6sT Hatek Pantzks. oiss1
np6lst. De Sc&e, ChrssasT Sauas>
baker snG Lsnoela- Zspksr saRiass
Use eur time pAsmrnt psaa- a. asw
a. Sil per msnIh, d Hsenths %
pRy also lnvessaxsfs @gF tseasrs re
hGiit uknsmt&Slen, MONTGOMERY Y
WARD. Aex-. Va Al isoa- oy
A2zs
Evening star., 1949-04-21
BRICK SEMIDETACHED
$2,450

And q home OF your own. Slate roof,
pregar brick, 2 lovely bedrooms and
tiled bath, living room, dining room,
kitchen and full basement with OUT
side J entrance. Attached garage;
{ near Glebe I'd. and Columbia pike;
very close to everything; owner
transferred, must sell. Be first
this this deIiahtfal II home. @ " ~
Arlington Realty Co.
NcnA WiIsnn Blvd QW Q300 "a
Evening star., 1949-04-21

INTERNATIONAL NITRO BODIES
t3b. mechanically perfect. excellent
for cleaners or delivery. s3@S. cash.
terms or trade
Herson's Auto d Appi. Co.
ia o s.; NV. pE 47i,0 --.z
CHEyRoLET 1888 panel ereefsns
meehnniraf condition: buy. sg7a.
cash. terms or trade
Hersoi1's Auto d Appi. Co.
ia O 3. NV. DE. Ssitss: -=-sss
pIYMouTn Is4i se6. dessssry. radio;
oversize tires: heIpsrfs SPRINGS: $500
podas % isss .-son express: ssx mn. ;
excel. cond III .fssss
Ford 1914 ss-sSn pickup: ssFr hv
mfl: sxesl eond.; soaa tsres 500.
raIn ssrn bod BODY. = Z. 80; @ sead slrss R.s
Ford lass is4-sen- rfsh f1-fsr ssst-
form body An6 hrd. hoast. &4es
sTEuART TRUCK cKxTKIl. sssaI
ToRD 1891 psnea s91s msehansesiis
perfect: d. c. tnsp@xfieu .asrsn-
iced neviy psint<as ssss; eash.
Hers0n's Auto d Appl. Co.
s1s o o. NV DE +5a~E -ss
nueshs riosily psrf~cs: fass frsseE Ii
Il nsw-srEck eon6tisaE elsaE
thspushesss SSa5 es&hs terms ef
trace
Herson's Auto q AppI. Co.
rf< b ss- NV. DK s766 --e1
TOxD 1857 psnss: sxrs1lsns ne
ehan5natly. hsEh fuboss VIA
Purx 1895 panes. Eech&ss<alSs
perfetss sccd tires 80
Edgemoor Motor Co.
ks3s via. Ass- nv. o. saas.
Evening star., 1949-04-21
Aoroa xoorfH

rxAMAs. aSA e agss Ass svseF~
tAsnE 80 H. sss<1s asstst- ssaF-
NssG ss~c haen ss@SAARa< szsnst
sea eG@spef. %at E&ssESs sst@
Ng%S ssrA -S@
SAlkngEf sCUarNKS LAS sSs
fz1HseS essts~ Nsss sa% FsAE Hsstsss
essc pFssx FsssrSA ssssss vaass
sSNssOsz sxAA 1sgzHs MI kEN-sN
as SE&- ST. %H%A Ass ssss
HAfgasss
Evening star., 1949-04-21
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIkIA
YOU'LL, WANT TT

One lock will convince you this B.
bedroom brick home is one of the
best buys in n Arlington at the rea-
sonahle price of S19, $50. LIST a., iiy.
ru. with fireplace, eased mantle.
Colonial ceiling moldings. beautiful
staircase with details found in much
higher priced homes: lovely dining
I'm. with chair rail and ceiling mold
ing. opening 70 screened porch with
brick steps to yard; large kitchen,
space for table and 4 chairs. For rmics
sink top. steel cabinets, exhaust fan.
double compartment sink with gar
baRe disposal and dish spray So
inch gas stove, 7-ft. refgr. End a.,
3 large bedrms., 9 with twin closets,
all will accommodate twin beds
insulated Tile bath, lavatory has
chrome legs and towel bars. Base
ment divided TO provide both recrea-
tion and utility space. Attached ga
rage, overhead roilawsy door. Luxury
details include completely silent
mercury electric switches. Venetian
blinds, aluminium screens, Bryant
gas heat. barbecue fireplace. back
yard completely developed with WILL
low trees. dogxoods, lawn. hedge and
other paintings. We repeat, the
price Is S1g,950. Located blocks
from Washington Golf and Country
Club Open daily from 10 TIL 6.
To reach: Out Lee hwy. TO Glebe
rd., right on Glebe TO Old Dominion
dr.. left on Old Dominion to Little
Fails I'd, right on Little Fans to
33rd I'd, right on 3srS oT u 3psn e
owner-Builder. FA. 29ss. Pa. 4992.
Evening star., 1949-04-21
AUTO PAINTING

ALTOS PAtNrfD-Hkss rear sats
painted Bcw hS theroaShly espeTt-
snced painters, the best rob "a 81
around d. c. fer the price All
vcrk guaranteed Aiss Kitchen
cabinets. lawn furniture etc painted
Call PA aS3s OF Pa. a8Ss after e
pm for estimate. ~
Evening star., 1949-04-21

ANA~AANSA - sAAA&A SSSANS
Berwyn. Nd Call TO boss.
TRAILER COACHES
See the new Schultz. Trsvelo, Amsri-
our display lot from am, TO 0
pm. daily and Sunday.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4o30 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo 3eal.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE
DODGE 1910 panel truck, Al condt-
sa sss. 'AtsSiaSsi sEHsss soTon scas' "ss' so 81
CHEvRoLEr Ia47 n-ton pickup. .x.
eeilent condition throughout. sood
tires; only $3.50. Easy terms. RICE
MOTOR CO. 1894 Bisdensburs rd.
cHEvKoLEr is.s pickup t.ses !;
TRAILER CO. 4e3U wisconsin ave.
NV, WO s33i. ~--I9
CHEVROLET ip4s s.-ian package de-
livery: $40 miles cost sa.' 90.
CHEVROLET. late 'ss. 1hs-,on, iaI-
In. truck with l2-ft, stake body, dual
1000 miles. ike new 40 tags.
Si,7e0, Gail sH. 5.isa. -~3i
CHEVROLET. isss. psuelsd, t-ton.
special equipment; 9 zoo miles. best
offer. $50 Maine ave. s.w. NE,
42.ss. TIE 22O2 ---si
CHEVROLET, is4a. la-ton panel:
equipped, finest eond., $685. psy-
WHoLEsAIERs, NC. I9al sis-
oensburg I'd. ne. Ii, $500. --2s
G.MC. TRACTOR. model No. os1;
cost 5.s6o, has $4,000 actual
miles: Roing back into service. make
reasonable cash offer and 1t Ia yours,
AL. 1853. between am. and P m.
USED FORD TRUCK. is-tdn. yr.
la4i; dual wheels. box type body.
Cali NO. $500 between a.na.-4 p m.
1918 FORD TRUCK. Ia ton; low
sale. $50 st. NV, ST. 1900. --2a
sTuDEBAKER 1919 I-ton pickup.
less than 1000 miles; heavy duty
extras. looks and Is like new. q rich
blue: $500 of OF new truck price
ASK for Mr.. Nelson. LEE d. BUTLER.
INC. i12l sist st. nv. Dl. oii0.
saSprrsSss ssly i4Sas .. an.z sss ssssa 'ssst ss;
Sss5: win install new is-fi, stake
or platform body. Ask for Mr. Nelson,
LEE D. BpTdER; NC iiai alh
sTuDEBAkER issa IA-.on. with
i4-ft. heayy-duty stake body. only
1000 miles: former owner changed
business. traded on new car; heavy
duty tires: direesionai SIGNALS; beau
oniy o1S, f.s1as eosaas eoass. .ns as~ assa
teec. ASK for Mr.. Nelson. LEE ID.
BUTLER. INC. il:i sist st. n,s.
DODGE iis4s l-ton panel: In nie.
shape, outside and in. good motor;
mr ssl' VISION. sfsa. iHss'i Ire 5 sGf asf 80 NC
ll21 2lst st. nv. DI. oldo. ---a2
FORD 1891 Model A stake truck
approximately 5-ft. length; iust
passed d. c. inspection last week
purrs like sevipg machine: o.
really remarkable little truck; thor
x.4b. ASK for Mr.. Nelson. LEE b.
BUTLER. INC. ii2l .isi st nv
sTfuBnnnxkEx II Ia47 H..on pickup:
runs and looks like new. s1ss; ran
e ssfsicst nsefisi e.n csssE 3 sss :it 4fss fsis
FORD ia4s VS. i54~. chassis and
cab. F-s 2-ton. z-sprins axle; si.x,0
lo-ply rear. soxso s .spss :rent ss,t.
Lew Tor ". los. only used 100 al
never titled: viii take Oh sges and
gi.e nsw truck guar. Terms sne
trade. can Mr. Lewis. LOGAN
Ford). iii 18th at. n.ws pi. $500.
"a
FORD ia4a parcel delivery Pa g.
eyi. p ton: y II. lonx. 9 II. vide,
8 e. high; dble, rear soers: used
less Than 900 miles. sells nev for
So ses win take on s4ei and
sIye new truck guarantee, Terms
and trade Gail Mr.. t<xis, LOGAN
tFerd3. 1ii1 Ism st. n.s- Di, ksss0.
s-14
CHEyR0IETs 1885 Is-ton psnsa
ss5; perfect meteor 1872 panel, $50.
1889 1s-ton panel perfect. s9Ssl
al have tires like nee, RI 5aBe. .
GMC ls4s 2-ton; l4-ft closed var,
Evening star., 1949-04-21
FARMS For SALE


sI3e DOWN. $50 MO. buys for s4,-
l5o. D acres. 7rm., s-Story frame.
metal roof dweliing, needing some
repairs but strueturaliy sound; out
okigs, fruit, hard road: elet. avail
able now; ~ mi vest Of Richmond
Also 100 acres. rs cleared and
mostly fertile; z bag rms, nre-
places porehes: big spring near
house, fences. saw timber: only s.:
write. L. l. SELF. Louisa, Va. ---aa
sood road. 81 mi. d. C: la7 acres
gentle rolling. springs and streams.
natural pond location: part timber
abundant fruit; sood B-room house,
needs repairs; good well, electricity
NEW FARM CATALoG!
Free. Time and money saver. 2.Tso
sTkogT REALTY. TIA; weed
ward BLDG, Washington. ME-. T54s.
CATTLE AND GENERAL FARM, S65
acres on main hwy, transp.. com
muting dist. to D. c.; all necessary
bldgs.. compl. equip. water in all
house in sttrsetlys setting ssoSn n
IA. 2l23 or Pa l4I5. I'll
OWNER HAS REDUCED price 81 900
on this - acres near CoiesvilIe fd.,
IL miles from Silver Spring, Has
4-room modern house; vacant; 10
acres in orchard, II in meadow: on
hard road. Only S15,7bo. Terms.
ALVIN EPLING, -UN. o3I3. ---22
CATTLE FARM AS
acres OF fine grazing land with good
farm buildings; well watered by
springs and streams: only 40 NJ Ties
from Washington, just above Aldie,
Va: other brokers' protected. JOHN
l. KING. Real Estate Broker. +o3
Southern Building, WASHINGTON.