davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Crude Oil Production
OFF Slightly in Week
By the Assosioted Prss.

TULSA. Okla, May l0.-The
Nations daily average production
Of crude oil during the week ended
May 7 fell 8.275 barrels from the
previous weeks figures. the Oil &
Gas Journal reported today.
The total daily average produc-
ton was given by the Journal as
4,9I0,30 barrels.
Texas, the country's No produc-
ing State. reported the largest loss.
down 26.700 barrels to 1884, 500
barrels. This was 47,o15 barrels
lower than the previous postwar
low for the State, 1881 SIS barrels
during the week ended January IL,
l947.
Other declines included Missis-
sippi, off 1880 barrels to l04 $50:
Arkansas. down 800 to 80.750:
Kansas. ALSO TO 282, $50. and New
Mexico, 1878 TO 12s, ,825.
The following States reported
the greatest gains: Indiana, ur
/ 500 barrels to 25.300: Illinois
3. 800 to 179,i00: Michigan. 4,20t
to 45,250: Oklahoma. 1900 te
429. 500; Louisiana, 1850 to 502.-
900: Colorado. 1900 to $500. anc
California, 1.400 to 943. TOO.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
New York Produce

NEW YORK, May. 10 a. suttst RIa-
tS5: steady wholesale prices m on eule
tBy, ssls; 50 score tcl hT-57a
C.hsese--4sa 6SSl steady prizes Tn
chansed SteadineEa marked dssiinss To-
day In the whpissals ssE market Re-
eeipts totalod 2s,7oi cases, SPOT Quota
tionk follow
Mldwestfrn-- Mixed eolors. extrs heayr-
weishts. ba-s5ts extra ! iafEs, 81. sktta
current fsceip.f. ss-as. dirtlss ts:.sl
checks. ~ Whites. fancy hsayyweiHhts
diutn 81. Browns fsnss hssssssishta.
$3.50: extra isrss. 81 extra / me
white and brown ssxs fenFeSeHt bt-hssi
Wholesale selma prices for the nnest
marks avsilaele. ana not paYtnH ofieef
20 producers OF shtppeFs9 Whites. sEtts
fancy htsyywstshts, 84-sa. tsnss hesvys
weights, ba-sa medisms s@.SJ BFo~Ik
hsavywelrhts 5a-39; mediufnk. 1883
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Railroads Need Aid
To Reduce Expenses,
Leo Crowley Says
o. re AsssS ssse<s FfsAs

CHICAGO. May io.---Lso Grow
ley. board chairman Of the Nil
waukee Road declared today
some relief In operating costs
must be given II the railroad In
dustry Is 10 survive under the free
enterprise system"
Mr.. Crowley told q neeting OF
stockholders that despite the re-
cent ICC freight rates increase
1t is becoming increasingly dim
cult 70 maintain q reasonable
margin OF profit."
The Milwaukee Railroad he
said. last year assumed almost
81. 900 900" OF its operating costs
for crossing protection and main
tenance OF public Improvements -
These. he said. were proper
charges many years ago but be-
cause Of changed conditions
should nov be shifted to those
who receive most Of the benefits "
Mr.. Crowley said the Govern
ment's war imposed transporta-
ton tax ''discouraRes business and
tends TO limit the haul"
In no sense Is transportation a
luxury" he said. The wartime
desire 10 conserve space for per
sonnel and defense materials Is no
longer present, and the tax on
transportation should be repealed. -
He said the roads is4s volume
of freight traific is expected 10 be
about 10 per cent under last year
and passenger trafic seven per
cent less.
The IcC freight-rate increase
will yield the Milwaukee Road
about ~ per cent. Mr.. crosle,
said.
All members OF the board Of
directors and all elective ofiicer'
were reelected.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO. May 10 ~ frspA, :--ssi..
bic hogs. a.5g0. general market wssk V
s5. mostly 1875. lower al wrishss arc
sows; closed fairly settvs after sies star
huik food and choice tS0-269-paHEe
butchers Ia s16-fsan. top IL noxs
comparable a7e-3lo pounds, I so-i A 30,
few 10000 pcands. 10 sa-i hefsss
so0d fso-i7a pounds. I1,sa-Isss, sooe
ard ehcies sowx ace pounds d0sn isrrsay
iS5S-i6.s: sgs-8o0 pounds, II .T5-iASo'
heavier SOUS IA so down.
ERtabIF ratfte--R. .faetls ssishss calves,
500: active steers and hflisfs NtEonx ts
fully So htRfsrs COWS strome 20 % hsxhef.
bulls and veaisrs fully Etfsdys afstseTfs
leads and lots choice stesrs- % 20. y 81
top Is 90 fer two ioa6s CDa0r ados b. q
medium to iow-chosce steers - 30 - 5ss
two i0ads hxh-rh0ses ! 90 po1nG hsifsrs'
ae s0-2s T53 baik good 80 ios-rhcars htaf-
era - .oo-2s so: load TTo.noxn1 s.sSh.s.
sh fgtI, common and nsedisE ccsA ~ ~
10 50: canpsrs and enstsrt. II .D0-l ID
cutters, Is Sc and bstsfr: most sseefaE
ard seed sausage nails, % Ha-1e 90, eTIk
eomH1on 70 choice ss.isrs. 70 CO.'S otti
stcck cattle sfrrn9 te 80 nssf1rr
EalAhfs ssasap--f coo. aH Glasses sssaes
70 sfrunss good 70 ehosce clipped lsrzhs.
20 IS. medium - scccs II 7la4-2tlg 90
shWn swss 1900 doNn-
Evening star., 1949-05-10
J.H. Pumphrey Named
President Of Capital
Insurance Agents
By Edward c. Stone

John H. Pumphrey. treasurer of
the insurance firm of A. H. Baker
g. Co., Inc, was elected president
of the District Association of In
surance Agents at dinner meet
ing at the Mayfiower Hotel last
night. He has been first vice
president and succeeds J. Ham,
ton Vance.
v. Manning Hoffman was elect
ed first vice president; Henry G..
Dudley, second vice president:
William A. d'Espard, secretary;
George s. Denton, treasurer; H.
G. Dudley. national director.
Trustees elected: Eugene Young,
j. Hamilton Vance, Samuel j.
Sugar. Victor o. Schinnerer. Lee
Thren and Robert s. Campbell.
The guest speaker was Man.
ming German, Antitrust Division,
Justice Department. Fifty young
women received diplomas
Maybank Bill Opposed.
Addressing Maryland bankers
at Atlantic City yesterday, Rob-
ert ". Fleming. president of the
Riggs National Bank, strongly op-
posed a bill introduced last week
by Senator Maybank, Democrat,
8. D.. providing for continuation
as a permanent power the Federal
Reserve Boards authority to in
crease reserve requirements. This
power is due to expire on June 80.
Mr.. Fleming said the bill would
empower the Reserve Board to
apply the reserve requirements to
all banks insured by the FDIC,
whether or not they are members
of the Reserve System. The bill
also would extend the board s
power to regulate consumer credit.
The increased authority is not
In any sense necessary. Mr.. Flem-
ing said. The Nation is no longer
fighting imitation; 1t is struggling
to maintain healthy business.
Pepco Dividend Declared.
Directors of the Potomac Elec-
tric Power Co. have declared the
regular quarterly dividend of As
cents per share on the $50 per
cent preferred stock and 22a
cents on the common, both pay
able June 80 to stock Of record
June 6.
The new issue of 592,2 shares
of Potomac Electric Power COM
mon stock will be offered present
shareholders at $3.50 a share.
Unsubscribed stock will be offered
the public at $l3.25 a share. The
bonds will be offered tomorrow
at 1011a.
In a survey of buying power, out
today, Sales Management Maga-
zine says retail sales in the Wash
ington area in 1948 increased more
than 10 per cent to reach $1,261,-
OTIS, 900.
Paul H. Primm, In life insurance
IS years today, was given a lunch
con by the Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of New York at the Hay
Adams, with Charles Rice presid-
ing. MIR. Primm holds a unique
production record, having turned
in at least one application week
for % years. :
Lewis s. Dabney. former special
FBI agent, has been named South
eastern manager Of the American
BoconiZe Corn. y i
Evening star., 1949-05-10
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. May 10 tgForsaFn ex.
chance rates follow tGreat Britain m dea.
IN New York open market - par cent
discount or as.1ess o. Q. esnfh TN
Earope: Great Britain fpeund,. $4o3ts
uuchaneed; Great Britain 3o-day fat2re3,
4.0I q. Unbalanced: Great Br1fatn 8o-css
snss1sss 49,. SSs s5esssns es s. % a ! esna: n
France drsnch .Sots q . cent m
aTsA. unchanFed. eNitSsrisDd uranrb
1frre1 rs4T U co OF Q cent
Latin Amertea. ATsentins urssl @01@.
ssaneea; Mexico. I@-ss, anehsnse6.
Evening star., 1949-05-10

Hswriy eaaes ON ths Kxchangs Ts&ny;
m 100 an. 16o coo 1900 noon $50 ooc
fun 40 600 200 m. 900 ooo
sUuts "a sraG1ng 10 sharea. sln kank-
under .hs Bsnkrupses Act OF securities
s1umed b. such companies Rates cf div.
iden6a fn the foregoiug table are annual
dfn6urSemsnss haSed On Ghe last qusr&1rfy
sY semi-annual declarat5an Unless ether
vise noted special o. extra diyieends afs
nos inelnded I'd czns4 y divtasn1
ssocE d5Eid9nd Cash or stock Pas6
issf yssr. fPayahle tn stock. estimated
sisre6 81 .saa6 % fsr this year. B peeiare6
q reid sfteF ssnck dividend or spisf-up.
{ pcrlared or paid shts year. an accumula-
siye isxue with dlvi6ends In arreArx Paid
sSis year IiYiden6 emitted. deferred or ne
scftpn TAKEN at iazt dividend meeting
+ Declared 1873 payable IN 1919. Licui.
sssn vsius unzsserninad % declasuttor
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Business Briefs

1913 in the week ended May 5
VS.. 204 in the preceding week, but
remained well above 108 in the
like 194S week.-Dun & Bradstreet.
General Electric Co. Is proceed
ing with It's five-year expansion
program and improvement pro-
gram. despite the current busi-
ness decline. a company spokes-
man said
Monsanto Chemical Co. an
nounced it has Joined with Amer
ican viscose Corp. in forming a
new company Tor research and
development in the field OF syn
thetic fibers. The new company
as yet unnamed, will be headed
by DR.. CG:-oll A. Hochwalt, Mon
santo vice president.
Package Machinery Co. an
nounced the purchase of manu-
featuring rights and plant facili-
ties of Frank D. Palmer, Inc. of
Chicago. subject to approval by
stockholders.
Montgomery Ward g. Co. elected
Stuart s. Ball president to sue
ceed Wilbur Norton, who resigned
In June, 1948. Mr.. Ball has been
vice president and secretary of the
company.
National Container Corp. de-
clared dividend of 10 cents a
common share payable June 10.
The company paid 20. cents in
March and 80 cents previously.
Profit for the March quarter was
S5S5, 1926 or 81 cents a share VS..
$1,830,584, or SO cents year
earlier.
Humble Oil g. Refining Co.
profits this year will be smaller
than In 1948, but the company
plans larger capital expenditures
for 1949 than the record $138. .302,-
900 spent in 1948, President Hines
H. Baker told stockholders. Crude
oil output in the first quarter was
1876 below a year earlier
Commercial Credit Co. earned
s3,542,395 or S1.80 a share in the
March quarter VS.. $3,006,453 OF
s1.5f a year earlier.
Chas. Pfizer g. Co. net income
for March quarter was $2,556, ,93l
or $i.69 VS.. s2,921.l77 or $1.S4 ir
the same 1948 period.
Beatrice Foods Co. earned
t4,806, ,961 or $9.0l in year ended
February 28 VS.. $3.47l,956 or S6.3s
In the previous year.
Kansas City Southern Railway
net income for the March quar-
ter was $1,974,869 or s3.46 VS.
s1.826, ,079 or $3.17 in the same
i948 period.
Maytag Co. earned $954,913 OF
a cents in March quarter VS.
t2,123, ,644 or $1.16 year earlier.
Goebel Brewing Co. profit foI
March quarter was $454,852 or 80
cents VS.. $273,662 or Is cents liz
The same 1s48 period.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.
sarned $867, ,s56 or 40 cents In siz
months ended March 81 VS.
b923,719 or 43 cents year earlier
Abraham d Straus, Inc. profit
for year ended January % was
b2,gl0,0S or $17.36 VS.. Sl,990. .594
pr $l1.43 In the preceding fisca
period.
American Machine G. F0undr,
Co. earned $4,000 or 26 cents II
March quarter VS.. s502.877 or 4i
sents o year earlier.
International Cigar Machiner,
Go. net for March quarter wa
k240,00 or 40 cents VS.. S235 900 o.
be cents in same 194S period.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. May 10 Rss--Gcttou fu-
tures turned rrexusaE In fofenocn tsac-
isn tosszy mere was further evening
n IL nesyhy Nay and bAytnE ef ed ercp
tufy On export pgusrecfs NzS cruz ck-
liverasS sa&Ged On HxhG iiaa36atann
Fairay WtnxxpreA6 rRlna sEnertea IN ths
Southeast and Texas we're 9ntaYnfnhss feF
the next cotsna crup. oat ua9ss9 ffit thsf
ii was 100 early 10 GFzu canca2ss0uz on
the rgop situation.
some sEslppers reported erntrratssn ef
orders with Great Britain against sa4 cur
rent snausry for secene quarter S9Stcn
10 lW eemss hiRheT thar fhe p*ew4n@s
clpse Nay. $780, Jaay, ASA. ana oS.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Odd-Lot Deolines

The Securities and Rxchanae Commits
xsor, repnrted today these transactions 6y
erstofrfers with odd-inf dealers or spe-
cialtsfs or the New York Stock Exchange
for Nav D: 9.9Hfs purchases tnvolssne
90 S6g shares: 3,I67 sales tnsolsinx sS,a41
shares. ineludsns "a short sales lnyciytns
r.90I shares.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Market Average:
BONDS,

Raltimere n 0his Railroad
handed 636T4 cars Of freight In
the week ended May ! Vs. sS.1lA
In tine previous week and 66,639I
In the Ike io48 week.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Washington Exehonse

yirEtnlR Elee a. PsT eofn--i0o at i9t.
American Tel l. TsI~ie at i4ls.
oaItnSsfl 0rsinia nlst soSls E p.r e son4s nt ,.
Ftremens TnSurancf-ia at ~. rs al 81
Potomac Elee pwr eom--es al I3ts.
Evening star., 1949-05-10

The Air Transport Association
Of India has been formed to pro-
mote safety.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Bermudo Buys BulldoIen

Bermuda is esINiiak esiilcosefa -
remove aead tfrcs tsosn regions
devastated ey tnfrcfiosaa Gtseasa
Of oe<iars and Nili replaaI lAgss
areAA
Evening star., 1949-05-10

Admiral Corr. introduced . nes
console teieylAlon Set aith q eah}-
ne, described as The largest sins 10
piece O! plastic eses nodded corr
mcfciAlly The sel has = io-ineh
viewing tube and sells for s.As sS.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. May 10 0sp. - Dividends
declared:
Omitted.
Hearn Dept Stores
-
Evening star., 1949-05-10
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-10-07

.vHSGER DRUG
Hl-LAND RANCH MARKET
D. L. MITCHELL REAL estate
NEURAAN'S GROCERY
FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP
BRICKS SERVICE STATION
GRANGE SUPPLY, INC.
MAGNUSoN REAL ESTATE
BENTON AUTO PARTS
,LAMT0R'S MEMS WEAR
GRAVES AUTO SERVICE
y. G. PENNEY CO., Kennewick
FYFE & SPAuLDENG
lAMPSoN EsohaESlTEs
KEhNEWlcK POST OFFICE
D. X. RANDALL STUDIO
SCoTTlE's cHEvRoM STATION
HuNTLEY'S SHOE REPAIR &
sADDLERY SHOP
TWIN CITY AIRPORT
cLYpE'S GROCERY
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-10-07

B. ANON MUELLER
DR.. s. S. SELBY
DR.. CLARK DURHAM, oPToMETRIST
THE Juvenile SHOP
KENNEWIcK INN
CREST MEMS STORE
BENTON COUNTY ABSTRACT &
TITLE CO.
GRIGG BROS.
THE ARROW GRILL
KEOLKER'S MEMS SHOP
MEvERDEN PRESS
TWIN CITY CREAMERY
POLlYANNA CAFE
GlLSON'S FABRICS & SEWING
SCHOOL
STANDARD LUMBER co.
CONSOLIDATED FRElGHTWAYS
WALTER B. ROWE INSURANCE
AGENCY
IDEAL CLEANERS
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-10-07

COLUMBIA MARKET
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE
WASHINGTON HARDWARE &
FURNITURE CO.
RICHMOND implement co.
SUMNYAcRES MARKET
WEST SIDE MOBILE SERVICE
Vanee 'Baird)
LARRY'S MILE HI CONES
BALE US PLUMBING, ITO Columbia
PRoPANE GAS & EQUIP. Co.,
714 CoEumbiu
KNIGHTS riverside MARKET
GIARD-S0NS LUMBER YARD
PAT OWENS &
RlcHlAND TRANSFER & STORAGE
COMMERCIAL INN
BALLAINE'S, INC.
GoODY-Go0D BAKERY
BUNcH-FINNIGAN
SUPERIOR ELECTRIC CO. Of Kennewiek
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-10-07

PRUDHoMME HARDWARE
Mckinley DESGRANGES
TRI-cITY FOOD CENTER
THE CLUB
KoFFEE kUP CAFE
GREEN'S FLOWERS
STRJcKLER MOTORS
turnkey SHOE STORE
BARBIE'S KARMELkORN SHOP
BUY RITE DRUG
LIL.pALE'S SEWING MACHINES &
LADIES' AccESSClES
KENkEWscK FURNITURE co.
COOP SERVICE STATION. Kennewick
K. c. CLIFFORD REAL estate
WASHBURN STORE
CARLBERG'S, INC.
MIDWAY GROCERY
HENDERSON OFFICE SUPPLY
WESTERN AUTO STORE, Kennewiek
MIcHENER'S FOOD STORE
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-10-07

So far the Kennewck Lions undefeated football team with
tie with Se There games still the Kennewick
the Lions The team to beat the for conference honors
der the lights the spacious Kennewick football stadium
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-10-07
PASCO SCHEDULE

. Fri. Oct. 7-Wapato at Puseo
OFri.. Oct. 14-Sunnyside at sunnyside
. Fri, Oct. Z1-Prosser at Pusco
OFri.. Oct. 28-Richland al Paseo
FRI Nov. 4-Grondview at Grandview
= Fri. Now 11-kennewiek at Pasco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17
WOMEN'S JUMPERS
200

Solid rayon crepes and rayon. plaid
taffeta combinations In classic button
front, side-zip style. Choice colors
in sizes IL 10 20 and SO to A In
the group.
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store,
Sport Dresses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17
MEMS JACKETS
'8'ss

Aviator type jackets of water-repellent
cotton gabardine with cotton alpaca
lining, mouton-dyed lamb collar.
Sizes SO to 46.
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store,
Mems Funtshinos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17
But Special \
WOMEN'S DRESSES
= for -

Rayon crepes, spuns, sharkskins and
cotton and-rayon mixtures. F1atter-
ing styles, solid colors, prints and
combinations. Sizes IL to 20, SO to so.
The Recht Co., Do,onstatrs Store, Dresses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17
at TIKI
WOMEN'S LINGERIE
, TO, s.

Rayon crepe or satin slips, sizes 80 to
40; multiflament rayon crepe petit
coats, sizes small, medium, large; ray.
on crepe and satin gowns, sizes 81
to 40 in the group.
The Hecht Co.. Downstairs Store. Lingerie
Evening star., 1949-03-27
GARAGES FOR SALE
lUTO REPAIR SHOP, good ne. loca
ton. For information call TO. 6Qst
or TR. $3.50. ~
GARAGES FOR RENT

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-1-car ga
rage, suitable for storage. I. 7.
HIGGINS REALTY CO., MA. 1884
sfNGLs ~; ssTI LARGE, brick. mr.. sth "a and
Allison All 4od sts' NV Phone TR: 81 $40
1877 ST. sTs ~ mr.. columbi. I'd. NV. 1ss
400 50. IT: available April 1st. Call
Pg $500 Ssr os RA; Ar;tSsFpaoor S42p; mS nr;yat.
garage: water and eiec,; ~ rear: s1.r;,ls: 2iss
Lease, S37 so per mo. GEORGE Y.
WoRTHINGToN d SONS, MA. 1925.
GARAGE BUILDING. containing ap-
prox. 5000 so. IT.; conv. NV loca-
,on for aIaINs leass or 5rs4v sse reasonable so Ss
1868 GaILATiN ST. N.w.-Dry ga
sonable. RA. seas.
1 BLK. I1th AND PA. AVE Sc, rear
1919 and g s.e.-3-car brk., 15x26
f.; garage Is open, see any TIME;
1873 sGs p0' d ST. Is s.E.Msinsle oe4sii metal ga
rage, suitable, for storage or park
Call Mr: Hill. FEDERAL CON
s5ss 3 T. e6EBEo So aa50 ST. x.w.-Det.ss.d xwMss
sssrase; SIS per mo. Call EN-. 1888
GARAGE, for dead storage purposes,
near Walter Reed Hospital. ia.
ciSDER ciiSfiER BLOCK GARAGE. $40 a
month; Sly 9th st. NV, GE, 1875.
garage; can be used storage. etc.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur:
II zERXEs; 8Sss;' fSS'' II: sssS: * ;S;''
TRUSTS. ist, 2nd and srd: Nd, ",
D c.: wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
mGSRrGacE' 81 s2S 4 I LOANS. sys nx x.ess r. lsIS
loan; no charge for appraisals.
MOORE & HILL Co. 800 Y st. NV.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
3;oBBARToW REALTY GO. Realtors.
MoStT aS$t 9 s oN n,sl slcoEDs III s4ssi 4gsssiusr-w.
viii buy second trust notes. D. C..
NATIoNAL MoRTdAdE & invest:
MENT CoRP. 1912 N Y ave. NV
1ss AND end TRUST LOANS. Prompt
iGss aaa :oesfeS es sssElis RsTs sS
L69Ss 20 On 9fR REAL Z. nS FsrA4E Re $3.50
sfa HENRY y So sHLUS tags sssb aatef sS
NA 1883; llo4 Vermont ave NV.
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES
men wh' or Prefe4 c.s fsttls
telephone calls. FULTON R. COR
DON. 1927 Eye st. NV, DI, $3.50.
Brokers. attention.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3 or s year terms and
monthly payments; P. J. .WALsHE,
aHcR 81 rust St 1881: 5:s: s;ss'9si :7:: IT, sss
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
SU1ck s1d srust g. si 7sss e,ssou1s: eKes II a4fs M
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STATION WAGONS

DODGE 194s station wagon (export
typel; radio, heater. seat covers,
11ls, uphol'seTX; splS s1aS H LIP Tics; 5000
and h.; 10000 miles; for quick sale.
FORD 1e41 station WAGON: undoubt-
edly the best buy in town for S675.
VICTOR MoToRs. NC 1901 Ga.
wiIIYs viii, sA' sTxTioN aaxSTriioN WAGON 1e47;
low mileage. exceptionally clean; ex-
ssssS fsRf 's5S Sis ssss :"
MHRcus1 MR 1s9' ls41; .aerit,c. s7sb: 81, com.
EasssAlaF 0vs5PsaIsSf IT, 4Sfis; can ;!s9'e
s'sas ssss saaa.. days sai' 500 a6
sSs n.s as4s sn: s s. bdy y1s s :ss: :9 eoss
sS March 1:s 500 |ss OF ns:: Ss: ei eei s'2 2 p
roNrfxS f5S a2s;' ~ station wagon, recently ws5
and tubes; new seat covers; real
barsain: 1925. No dealers. 1920
sTAT1oN Tlif 8; vi WAGON, Ford, 1e47; Is iir.t-
class condition; radio and heater;
sl;7oo; Can SUNDAY !, 5etyeen ss II
STATION WAGON. Willys. 1e4s, In
Al condition with new cushion
tires; $1,000 or best offer. DE.
0062.
FORD 194s station wagon: low mile
age, one owner, looks and runs like
new. origtnsl shISouEhout' must ssll;
FORD ~ gun metal IN; r. and h.,
excellent cond. inside and cut. A
one-owner car. clean; S1,446. This
IL q Wheelmobile, . selected one
owner car guar: for 90 days by
WHEELER, INC. Chrysler, Ply
mouth dealer. $500 wis. NV. En-
1900.
FORD 1947 o. d. station wagon; /;
heater. low mileage. one owner. ex-
cellent condition.; $1.595; 90-day
written guarantee. Cash. trade or
terms. STEUART, 9th and N. Y.
MA. 5000.
CHEVROLET HEY 1s4l .enG,.,, heater 1 so91d
S700, ME. 24S6
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Phone GE. 1880, 10 q m. and 4 pm
type; 900 miles: 1949 D. c. insp.,
TAGS; $1,000. 1O11 9th st. NV"
pSfNr IA; Ssfsuck s4fRsuck. 1s4s n:.en 1odse
snd pndel; gun. various lsnsths eTtension
iaaders. various sizes Of brushes and
other light equipment. UN. g0oO
pODGE l9li 1.ton panel; motor
se@PRIIss:l1s s:ee.eRIss; s.ss sseOa:; Osi Dafsis fsis Mon
roc It.. Arlington. ya. OK. 029g
FORD 1887 lh-ton stake; recently
installed snt!rs new moeof' sse"
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