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The Nome nugget., 1949-02-02
SOviets Will Lift
 Berlin Blockade
(By Eddy Gilmore)

MOSlOW, VHD-fIlilie MiiiiS- ter Stalin's latest announcement has convinced many Russians their leader is going to meet President Truman. Foreign diplomats here are much more cautious - even doubtful.
 The question: twill Stalin and Truman meet?" is the gambit for many conversations among the Muscovites today and the answer follows inc same pattern: "I be- lieve they will"
 An American newsman asked Stalin, in writing:
 Would your excellency be pre- pared to confer with President Truman at a mutually suitable place to discuss the possibility of concluding sue ha pact of peace?"
 Stalin's reply Monday was:
 "I have already stated before that there is no objection to a 
 One foreign diplomat comment ed:
 Truman has said he'll be glad to meet Stalin in Washington any, time. Now Stalin says there is no objection to meeting, but notice, the answer is general. It does not specify where, or even at a mutu- ally suitable place."
 The Russian leader also said the Soviet government would be will ing to discuss a joint declaration of peaceful intentions and grad ual disarmament.
 CStalin has said previously that he would be willing to meet with MT. Truman. The President, in turn, has offered to meet with Sta lin any time the Soviet leader will come to Washington. Officials in Washington pointed out, however, that there has been no official ap- proach for such a meeting).
 In answer ot a series of ques- tions, Stalin also said Russia "sees no obstacles" to lifting the Berlin blockade if the western powers meet two condi ions.
 One would be postponement of the establishment of a western German state pending a meeting of the big four council of foreign ministers on the entire German issue. The other would be lifting of the Allied counter blockade.
 (The offer to lift the Berlin blockade if the Allies first meet in the foreign ministers council also has been made previously.
 Stalin's statements answered questions submitted by Kingsbury Smith, general European director of the International News Service.
 The statements followed by wo days a Soviet 34-page white paper asserting the projected North At lantic pact is intended to set up American-British world domina- tion by force.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-02
AT THE POLARIS HOTEL

Henning Johnson, Teller. Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen, Wen d e l Monnel, Fairbanks. L. s. Tullus, Chris J. Bjornstad, G. T. Joynt, Nell J. Mcdonald, Dr. Milo H.. Fritz, John R. Fredlund, Jack lief ford, Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-02
CATHOLIC CHURCH SPECIAL SERVICES

Wednesday, Mass 700 am. Thursday Feast of Saint Blase
 MaSS-7: am.
 Evening-7:30 pm. Special
 Blessing confessions. Friday-MasS-7:00 am. Evening-7:45 pm. Saturday-Mass 8 am. Children's Choir
 Evening 7:45 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-02
ALASKA AIRLINES

Passengers arriving Tuesday by the Alaska Airlines were MT. Bjornstad, L. s. Tullus, w. E.. Berklund.
 Departing on the return flight were Mrs. T. A. Petersen and A. Burnham Story.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-02

Mrs. Harry Nelson. formerly of Nome and now of Anchorage, has been visiting with her son, Grant Nelson and his wife for the past week and plans to return home soon.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-02

Word has been received from Portland that MT. E. w. QuigleY. well known Solomon mining man, has been in the hospital for ma jor operation and is now recuper- ating.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-02
NOTICE ODDFELLOWS ATTENTION!

Regular meeting Friday. Feb 1. at the Odd Fellow Hall. All mem- bers urged 10 attend.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-02

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT
 SECOND DIVISION
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF ANDREW JOHAN JOHNSON, Deceased.
 No. e10
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. by order of the Probate Court aforesaid Andrew Peterson, of Nome, Alaska, has been duly ap- pointed the Administrator of the estate of Andrew Johan Johnson, deceased
 All persons having claims against said estate should present them, with proper vouchers attached, within six (6) months from the date of this notice, to the said Ad- m;nistrator 8. Nome, Alaska. Dated this l7th day of January, l949.
 ANDREW PETERSON,
 Administrator Pub. Jan. 10 %. Feb. 2, g, 1949.
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Classified Ads

FOR SAIE-Large Dog Sled S35.
 See Mrs. Yaeger, D. St. l2-3tp
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT SECOND DIVISION. TERRITORY OF ALASKA IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF CURTIS JACOBS,
 Deceased
No. 8l3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No. 8l3
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Jennie w. Martin of Nome. Alaska, has been duly appointed Administrator of the estate Of Curtis Jacobs, deceased.
 All persons having cl Ia m S against the said estate should pre- sent them, with proper vouchers attached, to the said Administr9- tor at Nome. Alaska, within six (6) months from the date of his notice.
 Dated this 25th day of January, 1949.
 JENNIE W. MARTIN, Administrator. Pub. Jan. 26, Feb. 2,9. 16, 1s49.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-02
Communication
Legislature of Alaska Territorial Senate

Territorial Senate January 28, l949 Mrs. Emily Boucher,
 Dear Madam:
 Your letter of January 25 con- taining resolution requesting some action be taken regarding the establishment of a Pioneer Home for Women was received this morning.
 For your information please be advised that the matter is being taken care of at once and a bill authorizing this work will be in troduced today, copy of which is enclosed. Whether or not it will pass is something else, however l believe it to be a worthy cause and hope to have the support of the members of our Division. I would like to make a request that you give some publicity to the fact that unless the residents of the Second Division keep us in- formed of their wishes by mail or wire, we can only use our best judgment as to procedure.
 Cordially yours,
 William MunZ.
 Editors Note - The Bill intro duced in the Senate by Senators MunZ and Garnick for the estab- lishment of suitable quarters for women adjacent to the Pioneer Home in Sitka with an appropri- ation of SlOO,OOO.OO is available at the Nugget Office for anyone wishing to read or make recom-
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-02
PIONEERS NOTICE

Regular meeting. Wednesday. Feb. 2. 8 p.m.. at the Pioneer Hall.
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Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
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pee MrS. 1aeger, U. St. lZ-3tp AIRPLANES-Send for free list. All makes and models. Worlds largest stock and lowest prices! It's easy to buy from us-we do everything for you except pay for the airplane. Vest Aircraft Co.,, 46oo Dahlia. Denver. Colo.
 l26-tfc TANNING-Send us your skins and furs to be tanned. Quick, ef- ficient, reliable. Valcauda Fur O., National Bldg, Seattle. Wash. lO3-tf FOUND-Keys belonging to Roy Tobuk. Call at Nugget. 14-3t APARTMENT Available-Nevada. Call Black II. l4-3tc
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Droftees' and Veterans Guide
.By Moi. 1homos "A. NnI--

stallments the balance viii 60 to
the contingent beneficiary named
on the policy by your son. II none
is named. 1t will 20 TO your next Of
kin in this order: Your wife. chill
dren, parents. brothers and sisters.
and then. II there are none Of
these, to your estate. In case OF
death after January /. ls46. other
rules apply. They're too COM
plicated TO 60 into here.
From r. B. K, Birmingham,
Ala: II have received my Ger
tifieate of eligibility for CT bill
schooling. Since then have de-
cided TO take another course than
the one told the VA I was going
to take. Do I have TO notify the
VA before starting this course?
No. you can take any course you
want-just 50 1t Is not avocational
or recreational and as long as the
school giving 1t Is approved.
From p. T. r.. New York. N. z:
Has the VA ever raised the inter-
est rate on loans made under the
CT bill?"
No. Congress gave 1t power TO
raise the rate from 4 per cent TO
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A mild complaint" from D. 8. c..
Oakland, Calf. starts this weeks
questions and answers: MY wife.
whom I haven't laid eyes on for
the last five years and who Is per-
fectly healthy and wealthy. gets
one third of my s138 month
disability compensation check.
rs 1t fair that I, O 100 per cent
disabled veteran. must give $4l.4o
a month of my ''bloodmoney" TO q
wife who has been self-supporting
for years."
Fair or not, you must give 1t.
The law says that wife who Is
separated from but still married
to a disabled veteran Is entitled to
one third Of his compensation
check-more. II there are children.
From c. II. G.. San Jose, Calf. {:
The date Of my birth Is incorrect
on my Navy record. Is there any
way can get it corrected"
Write to the Board for the Cor
rection of Naval Records. Navy
Department. Washington Is. d. c.
h From w. r. c.. Moorefield.
w. Va: Have you ever heard OF
the Regular Veterans Association
and II so, what is it?"
The r. v. A. says 1t stems from
one Of the oldest veterans organ
izations In the country. the
Manned Veterans League. organ
lied In the late 10Th century. 1t
claims it has 10000 members and
110 chapters in all 48 States,
Norway and the Philippine Islands
Any veteran or member Of any
regular branch Of the Armed
Forces Is eligible for membership
r. v. AS main goal Is to lift
compensation for peacetime vet
erans to wartime rates. Right now
the peacetime disabled veteran
gets only 80 per cent Of the COM
pensation of war disabled. You
can get more information by writ
ing to the national office OF the
r. v. A.. Ills Fifteenth street
NV. Washington S. D. c.
From r. G.. Bridgeport. Conn.
II am drawing $50 per month from
from a National Service Life In
surance policy taken out by my
son, who was killed in the war. The
notification read payment for life
or 179 payments guaranteed II ]
should die would my wife get the
remainder. or would 1t go to my
estate?"
Since your son died before jan
uary /. 1946, If you die before pay
ment of the guaranteed 179 in
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Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers

AuCAI fAuVCttASCkS
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 or z times. 35c per line pei
insertion.
8 to Q times consecutively. 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutvely,
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices. and Personal. Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto.
mobiles. SOC per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line Soc
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second in
sertion.
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt. which. bears
q serial number with date and tdenti-
fes your advertisement.
When cancelins classified advertise.
ments be rure to make note OF the
cancellation number. This is I'M
pot show q credit for the cancella-
zion
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HELP MEN tCont. }

ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER = Va.
factory S5 miles from D. c.; must
: be thoroughly experienced account
ant; outline qualifications and rel
erences clearly; bright. future for
right man; starting salary IS;
Box coax, Star. ID
AUTO BODY and fender mechanic:
One OF. Washington's. largest Ford
dealers needs experienced metal
man: good clean shop; good working
conditions; See M; Jones; seTyiee IyH:
215 Penna. ave. s.e., TR. S247.
AUTO BODY and fender man. must
be experienced and able to do FIRST
class work; good hours: excellent
pay. Apply REDS GARAGE. a II
Afro i: BRAKE MECHANIC, must be
alert young man. white. 9o3 n st.
AuToMorIvE GENERATOR. reeGla-
tor and starter .repairman;. pleas
tion: opportunity for advancement;
interesting position for good man.
POTOMAC IMMATURE SERVICE,
3342 M st, NV. IL
AUTO MECHANICS-Ford experience;
good clean shop. good pay for 5000
men: paid vacations and. all legal
holidays; s sr91p insursnss Sc SAM Ne
tOIlCSf SCI mahd6Clf EAs<AAsN
81. SMALL IR, Jf. ssas: NC slS Penna: a1s sve
AUTO MECHANICS and metal men
LARGE and progressive General Mo-
tors dealer. See or call Mr.. Terry,
service mgr. w1ssINGER cHEv.
eohsb eSa4eb vs CO. Phone fS' c9rnsFs iis. s falls
AUTo MECHANIC. must be exper,
and have best references, good sal
ery. perm. position. No phone calls
See Mr.. Dameron, AMERICAN SERV-
ICE CENTER. .studebaker Dealers
bs5 N. Glebe I'd, Arl. -l9
AUToMoTIyE MECHANICS t2,;
truck nr shs Sny @of Sood vases
good M men. Apply THE CENTRAL
MOTOR co. 1ao1 osonoco ST.
AUTOMOBILE PARTS CLERK. ex-
perienced: in General Motors pre-
ferred; good pay. permanent. JOB;
eosggr1S sssgr Ssfs sosrz AVPly 400 = BLOCK essiSs
AUToMoBILE aTei SHOP FOREMAN for
large Ford, shop; must be able to
take complete charge. This Is
position for an experienced man
only: well-liGhted and clean shop.
gesrs glsass siss Box Ftss!ssnfe' ssM STAR aaa pas.
AUTO SALESMAN. used ears--A once.
familiar with buying and selling
used cars: high. steady earnings
assured. with. g secure future. gee
Mr.. Turner. AUTO WHOLESALERS
AhTo InT sAIEsMaN siaSsnssaAiNsr WANrEo rs To- so sch
aesI.rship aeS hfpfessi Established @ for IS Years
More Chevrolet trucks are sold 10
this area than any. other truck.
Salary plus commission from the
nluaf,s Mr' psoreen. ess n9t nIusTINE NAiscaHoG-
SON MoToR CO., 5000 Baltimore
ave. Hyattsyille. Nd. --1s
BODY MAN, must be experieneed.
sober and reliable; 5-day wk.; va
cation with pay; ideal sorkins cond- Nd
soSiIsc C, 60: :rys;s Sss and n; 80. rs;
charge of small once: permanent;
S55 for 5z-day week. state ex-
pperlenee, age. references. etc. Box
p.T aPs, fSos serisa aas: I. sPs sG2s
MARKET. l0aS Duke ct. Alexan-
oARasiESfERs dIiai wanted. sheetroek
work. Apply at lltn and emerson
st. NV, ask for Mr.. HORST. ID
CARPENTERS, must be exper.; report
to Mr.. Ward. IL Farrinrton I'd.
Westmoreland Hills. Md. --l7
CASHIER, permanent position in ma
tionai company with opportunity
for advancement. bookkeeptny OF
b2-dsy, 40-hour week. starting
salary, S45, state ase, experiences
and education. Box S1e-k. steS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

DRIVING lNsTRUCTI0N-Dual-csn-
troll car. free pickup service, day or
evening. VIM. e. PADDY, UN. Qu2o.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by anyone other
than myself. JACK LEE BURMAN,
4560 3rd st. s.e. 1S'
MR., BUSINESSMAN, do you need
o good bookkeeper? Acct? Once
mgr? Cali ATLAS BOOKKEEPF Frs
AGENCY, RE. 5767. lis
WITH THIS CLIPPING ONLY to in
troduce our shoe repairing depart
ment. Mems half soles and best
quality rubber heels, SLAB; best
quality rubber heels, 80 cents; lady's
half soles and rubber heels, 90 cents;
rubber heels, IS cents. Best quality
material and workmanship. NEW
JERSEY CLEANERS, 1901 n. ]. ave.
NV, 1911 First st. NV. HOO 21st
Ct. NV, 1921 Bladensburg I'd. ne,
sol 5th st. ne. 207-9-1 1-New York
ave. NV. Phone ST. 1918. --1s
WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts incurred by anyone other
than myself. HIRAM G. CANDY,
S07 Grandin ave-, Rockville, Nd.
TREES CUT DOWN and cut up in
fireplace length; reasonable. No Job
too small or too large. GE. 65e5.
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Auxiliary 70 lnsfcll

Mrs Me-se Cock. <s3l Thirty
9Th street NV vii De installed
as reelected president cs Cnai
No { Of the Ladies Auxiliary Fret
Reserve Association IN eerwronses
at $40 Pm Monday N iAs
py;hlan Temple. ie1s Ninth street
NV. Others 10 % installed In
clude: Mrs. TsaelnR Dean. wee
president, Mrs. Mildred retrryaAra.
secretary. Mrs. Eseiyn Ea14i1rr1.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Bidgs II and q. RI, 3ass
HrLP MEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., "a to
80, experienced In small loan ar.i,,a6; i,saG;
opportunity for right man. Apply
II, person, o TO B, AETNA FINANCE
co. 1928 os. ave. Silver Spring,
imnSSExrrsrNG coPY wRITER, must
psper. Good opportunity for right
Serson. Call for appt.,, ART ADS
ADVERTISING, Ex. 62o7.
AMBULANCE DRIvER, white. age d
to 80; must be resident OF %. G.
and have drivers permit. Apply Mr.
q. c. Echols, seneral MANAGER. W.
". CHAMBERS co. 1900 chapin
ASSISTANT JANIToR, nv. apt, bldg.
ealary and quarters, local refs. 70.
xeeire6 No children. M. oo61. LIZ
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ON SALE AT ALL
DRUG STORES
HELP MEh b woMfh Gent.

HELP MIN b WOMEN tCenf. J
CoUfix. eoiatsd, TO maintain anal
farm estate, close in sRisss sltA
room and board 81. asS7
Dt tM0NsTnATORk, make extra
money. fun Of pst time. car nresk.
kAfy. Ca NO bgro .~.slR
COIOHIb Man or WOMAN, with
Distract permit and know le6Hs ei
cooking and housekeeping fer peAi
ttpn Ia Riehmond, Va Fhans pE
3Ns1 ~~-IS
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Collfofnlons 10 slee,

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B-MiIlion-Mile Trunsit Net

Streetears. trolley coaches and
buses operated by urban transit
systems in the U. s. travel more
than q. 900 900 miles daily.
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When ans,pertnp advertisement
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
inclose original refeYencsS OF
other materials OF personal vdlus.
Copies serve the purpose and
originals may ~cet lost.
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HELP MEk

ASST. SALES MANAGER
For Wholesale bakery; must be fully
equipped TO take complete ehsYee OF
shipping dept Bakery sxpsrtsnee tn
sales necessary, Reply In your owe
handwriting, siving full details nf
educational BACKGROUND. previous
Box 530-R, Star -~lp
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Michigan Drugs
1901 Miehison Avenue Ne.
Is a Star Want.A
Branch Agency

Other Bronches conven-
iently located through
out the City for the &C.
ceptonce Of Classified
Advertising.
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COLLEGE MEN

Vacation work. II you have sales apti-
tude. se can train you In less than
/ ek, to Join O hArd-hittins sales
organization in which our men are
is educational work, Apple ant must
be bondable. Of neat appearance and
willing TO follow instructions on o
proven sales plan and must have
serious Intentions Of working 0 fun
months. See q. =. MURRAY. 1890
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Cyou srey r-tfs 70 MAJ. Mai.
tn care OF this sewspape~. IN
connection NTH sosc oarw seTr-
ice-coznected p~ohge-s, fscioss
q seIt-addressed. stewped en-
rslope.l
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SAlEsMGh

FACTORY BRANCH has epsnlns for
man ass 81 to ~ With seea aii-
round eli burner ssn. ssfsa eAck-
srcnn6 pref. bat net essen Masa
haHs ear, ssiary ans car allowance
Call MIR KELLY, NO oHs7. so
ADVANTAGE IN SELLING --- var
Wood Nash pfssfs sstiinE sdsantasss
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tarn more than ~. fs,n ! yesf Iss
Bill usunswss, VAR WOOD NASH
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SALEsMES f7t. txpsfisnses. sns
military uniforms ctr; err fer ssss-
wAsHisdros suRfLtis' isc 400
ssissars1s,op Worrying & Cen. q
on ever ana Start 10 sovk tnmsfres
We have = speciality thai ss3is AiSee'
n the consumer, ets easy tBenfhlt
payments ara 80 mean ssu fshF
before eAE1 vas the sa#sssf IN egt
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SALESMAN

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MEN--21 TO IS

Are yau interested In permanent. ia.
terestinR work. Invettissts the nfs-
portunitisx offered by Capital Transit
Co. as streetcsr or bus operators,
paid vacations. sick leave, free irana..
pension Eyktem; no experience nseea-
ssry. We teach you and Bas you
while learning Apply nov 3e 20
IL noon. Monday throuFh Fradas
employment offes 3i3s NJ St nw
Take Routes 50 Eott'vn. 80 Cabin
John. 40 Friendship HRts, ssrsstesrs
10 door -is
MEN WHO CAN SELL
need s Nnfen who can eel ss1sry
open Only men capable sf ssrnins
~ least s75 sssk nssd sppiy,
Only three aualtfca tinnk--fsrs e. o.
xdence. eapabiiity, You sappiF
are going ahead. Are yun stsretnE
ttilis Apply Mr Saunders. UNION
cLoTHIERs. aof Tth - rw. IL
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Opening for an .xpertsneed man.
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Evening star., 1949-06-17
Electronic Salesman

70 cover Washington and surround
ing territory. Must live In or near
washington, Have auto and h*
familiar with dealers, Government
and industrial aeeounts Excellent
opportunity tor . producer. hes
NAf-H Star IL
Evening star., 1949-06-17
MEN WHO SELL,
SHAPIHU, INC.
Gil 18th ~. BIZ, NE i5lT
SALESMAN WANTED

We are locking for . man between
81 and 50 yrs. as aEr. who car tackle
an executive selling toh he may or
NAV not have had ursvaous ssttsDG
experience. hat should BE- asEressiFt
psrruasivs and cscapis Of adapting
HIS persnraiity to an efSahaasaed
proGran Of seliins he should - n.
tsrssted in esrntng between ss ZOO
ard sioea eana yearly. Aerls MH- Ma.
Oils. Room ale, Rsns BIef-s sh
ard n sis nv IL
Evening star., 1949-06-17

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Evening star., 1949-06-17
statesmen

OLD EsTAHLIsHED cHEykoLET
dealer has operlng for ksw sne
used passenger car and trzsk sales
uer, but orfy the best nstd srsiy.
TO snaiify ycu must be . lecsl msr.
record Of Accomplishment Aate-
mobile experiences htEtly ess4rshas
bot not absolutely nseessafy. This
h q real oppersunfss 70 connect
with ene Of washsrTten's ssss ans
eldest automobile dealers. LahssAl
tion rimn TO qualified rssn Csxs fafs
tnformatsors e0nkotns4asar in afat
letter. BoT s1s-K. Star. III