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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-29
1LAIN TALK


CONTINUED from page u
arY that I might know them
ter. The JewrY of Charles
was almost as old as the city
,lf which was founded in 1880.
e first constitution of South
Arolina welcomed "heathens.
les and other dissenters" to the
ull rights of citizenship. Liberty
f conscience had ben proclaim
a.
There were records of Jews
being naturalized in Charleston
as early as the year 1896 ST.
IN Valentine, IAN alien of Ye
vish Nation; Jacob Mendis,
aham Avila, Moses Medina.
re early Charleston Jews had
from London. France. Hol-
Jamaica and Barbado. They
mostly small traders.
some were bankers. some
indigo trade. In 1852
Lindo was appointed Sur
and Inspector General of
me "a of the Charleston Jews
d in the armies of the
rican Revolution; one JOS
Solomon was killed in the
of Beaufort; Mordecai
lel Noah contributed 10000
h pounds to the Revolution.
I came to known something
the people under the
ing. messy tombstones in
wish graveyard in Charles
gathered from their story
1eY never made a ghetto
lives: their Judaism was
f-serving. it had to do with
life of the city and Char
Jews were not aliens and
friends of their Christian
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-29

carried out series Of postwar
pogroms which resulted in the
murder of hundreds of Jews.
8. Merwin K. Hart, head of
the anti-Semitic National Econ
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-17

Israel The Israel Government would recognize the W. o.
the instrument of the Jewish people throughout the world
for accomplishment of the specific tasks set forth in the
Charter No public organization dealing with similar tasks
would then be operate in Israel without the prior
of the world Zionist executive and the Israel
Government The functions of the W. T. O. organization
will nclude Organization and administration OF mml.
grafton Maintenance of immigrants in the initial stages OF
their absorption Israels economy Cooperation with
the in colonization and development schemes for
the Indignation of the immigrants There are to be Joint
consultations between the Jewish Agency and the Israel Gov
in the matter of immigration schedules The Jew
sh Agency would bear the responsibility for the immigrant
UP the point where he obtains permanent housing The
World Zionist executive would be entitled at all times to
suit with the Israel Government matters relating to the
Charter would also be entitled to transmit to the Israel
Parliament through government channels communications
relevant the operations of the W. T. O. This would in
cude suggestions for the initiation of legislation deemed help
full to those operations The world Zionist executive would
free raise loans secured by O. property in Israeli
This property would be exempt from taxation seizure
Supreme Court of Israel would have final jurisdiction on
all questions pertaining to the Interpretation of the rights
granted to the W. T. O. under the of the Charter
This proposal will be of the main issues under discussion
the forthcoming session of the Zionist Actions Committee
next month.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-17
HISTADRUTH IVRITH DENOUNCED

Established Jewish weekly newspapers throughout Amer
lea denouncng in bold unehca tactics by
Histadruth rh Inc of New York City, which clipped
ads appearing in their papers and sent bills to thousands of
business firms, demanding payment.
Considerable confusion has resulted from this nefarouS
practice many of advertisers throughout the South
reported to having received bills from them with clippings
attached from this newspaper
The Hstadruh Ivrith Inc which receives donations from
many of the Embarrassing organizations throughout the South
should be eliminated from the list of worthy Charities
Hebrew language-and not chaos confusion and ill will
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-17

The last time Daniel Frsch the Southeast
ern Zionist Convention in Atlanta few months ago. We
wrote special editorial about impressions of him
great leader who looked Zonm being synonymous
with judaism with Jewish culture expression and tradition
His unrng efforts dedicated the enrichment Juda-
ism through the promotion of Jewish growth and survival
through education
We recall being part Of group in Atlanta which dis
cussing the Mr. Frisch We remember being strongly
resentfu of particular individual who denounced the z
A. head as being publicitYseeker and politician But
day even he that Daniel Frsch gave his life
great Jewish for which he took himself
retiring from business give of himself completely
ideal with fervor determination and which end
undermined his body Too many of quick TO criticize
those who enough to thrust themselves
ward to lead their fellow On the field of battle call
them heroes" in private life politicians"
Daniel Frsch fully of the grave danger his
health in what he doing for Zionism and Judaism
this he felt, was his mission in life.
We will not forget this heroic figure whose
and conviction did permit him spare himself the
cution of the task he had set to accomplish
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-17
AN ALIYAH
OF BRIDES
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ


Copyright. 1850. Jewish Telegraphic
Agency. 1nc.)
I see where an official of the
Jewish Agency has issued state
ment concerning the shortage of
males for matrimonial purposes
in Israel. I suppose beyond is
suing this statement. nothing will
be done about it. But it wasn't
that way in ancient days. when
Abraham. our father. lived in the
Neqev.
When the time came for his
son, Isaac, to get married, he was
faced with a similar problem.
There were no girls of his people
around. But Abraham didn't just
issue a statement. Nor did he de-
pend on miracles. It is only the
modern Jews who depend on mir
acles. If you go to your Bible and
read the story of how Abraham
went about finding a bride for
Isaac, you will find that he went
about it in the most practical sort
of way.
He summoned his faithful SER
want Eliezer and set him to work.
Abraham was getting old. so he
was taking no chances. Put your
hand on my thigh" he said to
Eliezer and swear to me that you
will faithfully discharge this OBJ
legation" And Eliezer put his
hand on his masters thigh and
swore.
And then Eiezer went forth
with an encourage of ten camels
to far off Nehor in the land of
Mesopotamia.
Abraham knew he could trust
Eliezer's judgment about the
choice of a girl. It is a modern
bit of foolishness that love only
can develop through the parties
directly involved. The fact is that
marriages generally
fare as well as those in which the
parties concerned choose each
other. Almost any intelligent per-
son can tell whether a particular
boy will be happy with a partic-
ular girl. The idea that a person
can be happy with only a single
individual is one of the great
modern myths.
You remember the story, Re-
becca at the Well. How many
artists have drawn that picture.
A well in those days was some
thing like soda fountain. You
drew not only water from it, but
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Between You and Me
BORIS SINCLAIR Copyright, 1850 Jewish Tegaphic
ZIONIST PACT
BY BORIS SINCLAIR

Representatives of the Israel Government
and of the world Zionist movement are
studying proposal for an agreement be-
tween the Jewish state and the World
Zionist Organization It provides for the
granting of Charter to the World Zionist
Organization by the state of Israel The
Charter, which would be incorporated into
the laws of Israel, would define the rights
of the w z 0. and the Jewish Agency in
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-17
A GREAT JEW PASSES

With the sudden death of Daniel
FEisch. head of the Zionist Organiza-
ton Of America. came the loss of one
Of the most colorful and controversial
figures in Jewish history. Years ago
he let it be known to his friends that
he wanted nothing better out of life
than TO be President of the z. o. A.
The tragedy of his death stunned
American JewrY. including friend
and foe. for his ardent devotion TO
the Jewish cause gained for him the
deep respect and admiration of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-17
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SS3lll1a
JEWISH EDUCATIONAL
ALLIANCE
Savannah's Jewish Center
Savannah, Georgia

March 8, 1850
Mr.. 1sadore Moscovitz, Editor
Southern Jewish Weekly"
P. 0. Box 903
Jacksonville, Florida
Dear Mr.. Moscovitz:
wondered if you could send
us two more copies of your paper
for Friday, February "a, 1850,
which is Volume q No. S. That
paper had a lot of material which
we want to cut out for our local
scrapbooks and since many ar
ticles were back-to-back, we need
extra copies.
May now also thank you for
the excellent coverage you give
to Savannah events and person
alities.
I hope to receive the newspap-
ers very shortly.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
IRWIN B. GIFFEN
Director OF Activities.
P. S. If there is any material
that you ever want on Savannah
happenings, I will be happy to
supply it.
Arizona sun., 1950-05-19
"A Success Pattern
For Happiness

"Mr. and Mrs.-Let's Look at
Your aHppiness" is the title of an
article appearing in the April %
issue of Golfers which you will
find on the newsstands today. This
article should be required reading
for every adult, for while it is
written essentially for those who
are either married or about to en-
ter into matrimony, the principles
set forth can well be applied in our
normal dealings with friends and
associates.
Mr.. Oren Arnold, the author,
who is resident of Phoenix, be-
gins by describing a surprise party
at which forty couples, as well as
an Indian and a Negro, were pres
ent. He then follows with dis
cussion of the marriages of few of
those couples and describes their
patterns for married happiness.
In contrast, he points out the false
ideals of another couple of his ac-
quaintance.
Family success is clearly de-
fined" Mr.. Arnold states. "It is
basic unselfishness, then cooper
Arizona sun., 1950-05-19
Not Afraid Of vBigness"

Elmo Roper, the we'll known public opinion analyst
has surveyed the pubcs attitude toward the governments
antitrust against the nations largest food chain sys
tem the Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Company He found
the case oppose the governments action.
Mr.. Roper said, Clearly at this point the & has
won the battle of public opinion in the antitrust
Interestingly enough, we found that women than
men sympathetic to & P This an indication OF
the appeal of lower prices which & connotes to the
member of the family who totes the shopping basket and
who must make the grocery budget balance out
One point of great Importance developed by the pol!
is that the American people not afraid of bg bus
suchthey feel that properly run big concerns
can serve them we'll In this connection Mr. Roper observ
ed SIT the element of bgness which frghtens them
off as it might have 20 or 80 years ago The common
impression that bgness produces efficiency and that
means lower prices"
This is logical attitude. It is obvious that even the
biggest chain does not have and cannot have monopoly
the thousands of other stores with which must com
pete prove that nation which has witnessed the eno
est to the largest does not condemn bigness alone
Arizona sun., 1950-05-19
There Is Something New Under
The Arizona Sun!

AS the saying goes" there is slip between the
cup and the lip" but the slip which is about to be men
toned here is of progress rather than destructive
gossip type The other evening party OF young fellows
killing time and resting from their days labor at
their club where they usually meet after dinner to pass
away the evening by discussing the current sport news
After the baseball drama both major leagues had been
reacted the discussion of how to better conditions their
jobs right here at home launched and this writer
was invited to join with his little bit to if there could
be some means devised strengthen the hold jobs Ne
groes have in and around Phoenix well creating
for the hundreds dle with nothing to do Believe it
before the evening the foundation for one
of needed organizations Negroes here
laid.
With little encouragement from yours truly and
promise of publicity and any support in other way
possible waiter cook and porter club was shaped for
organization One of the biggest steps forward taken in
Phoenix among years at least, maybe before
Such organization has unbounded potentaliles for
more and better jobs for Negroes the Valley of the Sun
It's aim train those seeking employment in these fields
and improve those already jobs in respect to
be dependable tidy, more conscious Of the i'm
porance of their work and less sensitive This training
within itself will double employment for Negroes in little
or time.
It isn't hardly fair to editoriaize this most worthy
venture before the real details presented to the public
but the temptation too great to resist So in the fol-
lowing issues look for the big story.
Arizona sun., 1950-05-19
No "One-Weapon" Wars

Marshall Andrews military editor of the Washington
Post and veteran of both world wars has written
porant book called Disaster Through Air Power which
has been published by Rnehart Company Not every
one will agree with it's treatment of extremely
troversial subject-but it undoubtedly does than
any other work of it's kind to dspel the dubious and
dangerous theory that big bombers will of victory
should another come.
In the book, Mr.. Andrews makes this extremely i'm
portant statement I is reasonably safe to make the
dogmatc statement that nation which ignores power
can hope to win modern It Hitlers failure to
give proper weight to power which led ultimately to
his defeat +" This is historical truth which the air
power zeaots have totally overlooked And failure
to recognize it could lead this any other nation to
disaster.
Moreover, in these tmes adequate seapower demands
truly balanced Navy of surface Ships submarines and
of first Importance carrerbased aviation Some Air Force
partsans obviously wish to reduce the strength of Naval
the vanishing point and perhaps to even eliminate
it entirely Nothing could do to cripple Naval
effectiveness In the last war; and especially the Pacific
the carriers of the most decisive weapons.
Arizona sun., 1950-05-19

ative triumphing over difficulties,
a fortnight analysis and facing
of troubles as they arise. Truly
the greatest single blessing that
comes from family life is its lesson
of sharing, of cooperation. And if
that truism be SO old as to sound
trite, it is nonethelesS basic"
Further on he says, "Some par
ents make home life failure be-
cause they strive too hard to make
it perfect. There is no perfection.
But tolerance is closer approach
to perfection than nagging criti-
cism is. Comfort, not condemna-
ton, is the need when a member
of the family falls down. My
greatest personal regret is that,
over the years, I may have 'bawled
out" my children too often for
shortcomings that were, after all,
trivial. I have lacked the good
sense that my father showed me.
"Down the decades you will COM
nit many blunders, as we all do;
vet somehow the gods of success
do not hold these against us.
"The only unforgivable blunder
lis to make no effort at all"
The .coIortul photographs were
made by Bob Towers, also a resi-
dent of Phoenix.
Evening star., 1950-03-10
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

PONTIACS WANTED-1941 to 1880
WARREN SANDERS, so1o BIadens-
caESKSffT fHEs sSff = 1887 standard coupe;
cHRYsLER iS4e Windsor. Call RA.
CHEVROLETS WANTED - 1941 tc
1850; name your price. Drive IN
and see WARREN SANDERS. 201O
Bladensburg road ne.
FoRDS WANTED-1941 to 1850;
WARREN VAR en- SANDERS, ao1o Biadens-
ceoaNSvERTaBhfs eaSs TSaa Iii; WANTED, any mod
e.s7oo; 81 bdG after z 8 Pm, % vi. 14o7. Ii
'3s to '4s. ca Gsll 10. e-s7oo; after
WANTED Sii;i is47 47't or 1s4s Dodge club
coupe, black or dark gray, for cash.
rAiK hHss q sosssT s1fsn AFrhssA1s Ri as1s Of a.
HHskkiEss 8 ffss i5s fss. 'f'1ss' e =
MORE aI 0t 0cHsH FOR YOUR CAR. new
and SET cash WOLF MOTORS.
18th and < SITS. nv EA 5b62
EI8ECI Calo al 3Otd WIN. ~ TO
40 models Also any other makes.
Top cash prices paid SCHLEGEL
AND GOLDEN. 265 Carroll st. NV
WESTERN DEALER desperate for
clean. late model cars: All cash OF
cashiers checks. NORRIS 8.
I,y5 HUGHES 1914 Georgia ave. RA'
CHEVROLET or Ford. late model. in
good cond Can give you immedi-
ate, top cash price for such a car.
TRY TRIANGLE - We want the
extra clean cars Of popular makes
and models. and will pay premium
prices to get them. Drive yours to
either location. TRIANGLE MO;
TORS, 3010 r. I. ave. me-. and
wiASf AT MoiDEaEs IL 4 FORD roadster or
phaeton. Must be in good mech.
shape and have sound body. Cash
buy. No wreck. Send name. phone
and description. Box 213-z. Star:
IL
Evening star., 1950-03-10
STORES FOR RENT Cont !

9HsSBs Of sth sbe Sss SI ocssns nc s5stf5
sS3Z, %S IA RAHS SSz6Ep,%7 $s7s ssrST7s ,Hp''
Modern store available in this busy
for valet shop. appliance store,
Call Sidney Mensh, RE. 0736. SID
NEY z. MENSH g. CO., 1927 Eye st.
1st s" AND x N.w.-cleaning agency,
tive; heat po furnished 1s % GEO s. KING
CO., Est 1895. LU. 4-250i, Realtor.
1886 18th ST. N.E.-Lge. rm., bsmt.
auto. heat. $11O mo. ROGER MOSS,
MobERS a4 fSS? STORE oiIs ROOM. 4 rs 45xe5, suit
able for store or office; 403S Lee
hwy; avail; for immediate rental.
,yss Xa e s$-F59 after nr e;So sSe,5snags Pm 10
show window; available April 18th,
$125. RA; .O651; furn. apt. avail.
at same address. 10
TOP LOCATION for druggist in new
shopping center with 1,20O families,
Sc; Leased to grocery, beauty, va
able for barber and bakery. Call
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington
Bldg, DI. $500. 10
1929 18th ST. N.W.-Store, 2Ix4o,
2 show windows; lease, S215 mo-
e. M. O'SULLIVAN, MA. 7s4s IA
DRUG STORE LOCATION - Good
r. l. ave. ne. corner; also two stores
to be available. Box 224-z, Star.
1901 14th ST. N.w.-Large corner,
suitable for hardware, auto supplies.
groceries, etc; reas. rent, MILTON
F. RUPERT. 1911 K st. NV, DI
50,5; ewes, EN-. 5407. 10
sToRERooM in business section
Hyattsville; newly painted, remodeled
front; heat included. Phone HY.
5577 or WA. 0537. -12
WE HAVE A NUMBER of very de-
sirable stores avail. in the Congress
Heights area, suitable for barber
rent. JAMES CARROLL, 10. q
0400; ewes, AK. SOLO.
1904 WIS. AVE.-Brand-new store,
asphalt-til floor. recessed fluores-
cent light, beautiful show window;
next to Peoples Hardware; immed.
poss. KASS REALTY CO., EN-. 500.
4703 ANNAPOLIS RD. (30x60i, new,
REAU. WA. 2571. -12
4O1 4th ST. S.W.-Entire corner
building; To inspect. call ME. 1859,
OR. 5l22. Ill
Evening star., 1950-03-10

FORD s 1895 cpe.; comp; geeond:
ss2 best sas osf asatsE %i ssSSsaa $685. tires; goo
FORD 1889 coupe; excellent condi-
ton; good car for business man,
has plenty aod.v Of room for sample sas
FORD 1910 club cpe.; beautiful sea
mist green finish, r. and b.. plastic
seat covers. low mileage; excellent
the best Of care; S1.Ss5. cash. trads
sTEUART MOTOR Co. 9Th and
N Y. ave. NV. Ma. 5000. 10
FORD 1850 de luxe Fordor sedan; 10
esi buy at SIS Sis545. cash. cash. trade % or terms. e ms
BELL MoToRs. SOLO wis. ave.
FORD isY is4i Super de luxe sedan: all
%Sis ssas es tsfm1 as" s3fTzshnf iss ssffsad
FoSRbb; D; is4a nsf5 Custom sedan; one owner,
low mileage; little change In 1850
model and you save over $500 on
car, Just nicely broken, in. Radio
sse5 sna beats5 ls soapEp B1saf5 sGnsfa eass
MAKE ooop Or WE Do" S-day
driving trial. 3O-day warranty. SAVE
BY Low RATE BANK FINANCING.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 1l21 21ss
st. NV, DI. 0110. Open It'll 9; Sat-
urday and Sunday It'll 8. -13
FRAZER 194S sedan; equipped with
gas saving and motor saving over
drive, heater and defroster. Here's
an economical late model car at pre-
war car price. It's Butler Bonded;
$995. BUTLER BONDED CARS
MAKE GOOD OR WE DO" 3-day
driving trial, 30-day warranty. SAVE
BY LOW RATE BANK FINANCING,
LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 1121 21st
st.. NV, DI: 0110. Open It'll 9; Sat-
grday and sunday til 5; ..,i mis
Sa MREEEMobs KsdtS hssfsEi ssi4s5 onS Shslfs sfs
NC, NC $500 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 6s77..
quality car: 81 .394, $500 down.
Why pay more2 ANTO WHOLE
sALERS. 1871 sladensburg rd.; Ii.
HUDSON sTSsSS 1s4e Super "e" sedan:
carefully driven very few. miles BY
one careful owner. retired Army
colonel Little change IN l9oo
model and you save over $500; ra-
dio and heater. It's Butler Bonded:
S1,695. "BUTLER BONDED CARS
MAKE GOOD OR WE DO" 3-day
driving trial. 30.day Warranty.
NANcINd. LEE D. RUTLEPR, INC; NC;
til 9; Saturday and Sunday I'll 3.
CONTINUED On Next pags)
Evening star., 1950-03-10
LOTS FOR SALE

LOT 9Ox12O #. in Chevy Chase; all
util.; Conn. and East-West Hwy:
trsns5. trssnsp; close .oos to CHURCHES and and
home with confidence in restricted
community. Telephone JU. 7-6945.
zoNED APT. HOUSE &C" No. 30 Elm {
ave. Takoma Park; lot ..65x250. 2
RExLfSR slEi. f5SR 2; RA c o44a: l!Re M'DEyIFT 14
CHESTERBROOK WOoDS.-f you
want cheap lot, this is not it., If
you want a big beautiful rambler
site. in really exclusive section. this
RAMBLER SITE 100xI36. Burnt
Mills Gardens facing Colesville rd.,
level, water. SH. 1859. 12'
ARLINGTON LEVEL LOTS" for g
boWER s%E sstaehsd ss hSe hSesss ssSSo ssss sass
CHOICE WOODED LoTs-Avaiiable
in Westmoreland Hills and Westgate,
in. Call MR.. JAMES WALKER, OIL,
BRTHEs1a. IH; Iss lone Me. Oak esHl dr., lot 80,
NJ NJ kEFFER,, dsigHafs, HI5 5'4Sa 4o41 ~o0 o1e So "
LARGE LOTS in Silver Spring, Mead.
9T9sd r. M HIs dGo spras660ok 81 ea saH
APTF.-HHo1UHsE sIfE-Exceii. Excel location
in Anacostia Sc; 4ox13o; price,
CONNER g. RYON. INC. 927 18th
st. NV. RE. 3216; ewes. DE. 1928.
NORTH ARLINGTON -e adjoining
M tiona, lot $500; sewer sewer y and nd water
RAMBLER sITE-North Chevy Chase.
l block east OF Conn: Beautiful
trees; 100x245. HOWARD R.
LSIMost desirable Hg1 snd
Brookville I'd, Md; 1876 So. It.
with CONNOR g. RYON. INC. 927
18th st. NV, RE. 32l6: ewes. DE.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Two
Call MI. Smithson, with E: NJ. FRY,
INC, WI. 6740; ewes. OIL. 477o.
BETHESDA Lot sox145 IT., on
paved road; utilities in: Gall M.
W SoFs Sd1Ss esss dssrabIs SE 1872 tor
housing; all utilities available. c.
LOUIS CAPUTI. Realtor, phone FA.
wiILDERCRoFT, MD.-1oox250;, eiec.,
city water; $1,000. GREGORY g.
vIMcEsT svese; oE. REAh Ia5s ESTATE UN' slo2'
CONNECTICUT AVENUE WOODS
Chevy Chase, D. c. Drive l block
34th st. to our signJ-Larre choice
rambler and homesites: rep. on
grounds 10 am. till dark.
SHAPIRO, INC, ME. 1717, Ia. 7511.
Evening star., 1950-03-10
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
GARAGES FOR RENT
GARAGES WANTED

3 PARK RD. N.W.-Nice garage
ailable. DE. 2096. liz
Evening star., 1950-03-10
TRUCK VALUES
GMC Truck & Coach Di

80 M st. NE. ME. 0505. IL
SUBURBAN MOTOR SPECIALS
Dodge AZ 2-ton cab and chassis;
Al mech. condition; / .ownerj can
be used as dump or tractor: book
price. SS95; week end special $495.
Chevrolet '4S h-ton pick UP: radio,
heater; custom cab; owner; 22,
900 miles; looks and runs like new
SUBURBAN MOTORS, INC.
1921 Ga. Ave, Silver Spring
Open ewes. and Sat. SH. 2S4S. 10
Evening star., 1950-03-10

INTERNATIONAL 1947 stake body
truck: in good cond:; low mi. Best
reas. offer. Call UN. S332. Ill
CHEVROLET 1946 2-ton stake; TO-
tIqes S9e 9ss e4es szpeed sons sszs szs GRs p65as
OR. 0193. Ill
GMC 2-ton panel; in good condition.
$3.50. OV. 47S4. Ill
WILLYs JEEP 1947 civilian type; A.
for farm or beach; S495. NORRIS
e. HUGHES, 76l4 Ga. ave. NV.
wfhLYs hfi Is JEEp H-ton pickup. sta stake
new; Ss45. NORRIS g. HUGHES,
1914 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 1122.-13
STUDEBAKER 194S ton and one
half stake truck; less than $4,000
miles; 5000 or best offer. 516 For
est Glen rd.. Sill. Sp.. SH. 9814.
CHEVROLET 1e41 A-ton open stake
body; good tires, heater; $500 or
best offer. Call TR. 1913. 10
INTERNATIONAL 1941; equipped for
produce route Walk-in ice box
shelves and scales. Ready to work,
$3.50 or best offer. HI. 7779. Ia
DODGE 1910 R-ton PANEL D. C. in
spected; sacrifice. RE. 0723 or RA.
1858. ii
GMc 1889 1k-ton; express body;
$3.50. DICKEY BROS, Kenilworth
ave. ne, nr. Benning rd. Ii, 3-630O.
FORD AT truck: 12-ft. stake body;
excel. for general hauling or hauling
trash: good cond;; $685.. Call MR.,