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Last night on the Elks alleys in special doubles match between Erv Hagerup and Joe Snow vs. John Stout and John Scott after three games of bowling it wound up in tie with 1868 pins each. In the playoff with one frame the Hager- up and Snow doubles won by one mark
 Next Tuesday at 8 p.m the Sicks Rainiers champions of the Tuesday Night League, will play Casters, winner of the Thursday Night League for the unofficial champion on Elks alley mems leagues, handi- cap rolling.
 Skagway and the Juneau Elks will clash Thursday night at 8, starting a 15 game series.
 Individual scores on doubles
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Russians May Enter
 0Iympies

NEW YORK, April 25 -tR-Rus- sia has posed some mighty absorb ing questions by clearing the way to compete in the 1852 Olympic games.
 Does this mean that the Kremlin has decided there is little likelihood of world war next year?
 Does this mean that Russian .ath- letes can now compete on par with the worlds best?
 There is no way to answer the first question positively, but it can be safely assumed that Soviet sports stars will not enter inter national competition unless they are confident they will show up well against the athletes from the de- mocracieS.
 It also can be safely assumed that if Russians compete, American in- terest in the games will be at the highest pitch ever
 Russia has been flirting with the Olympic games ever since World War II ended, and there was some expectation the Soviet might com pete at London in 1948 but nothing came of it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-25
WERLE HURLS PIRATES FOR
 WIN STREAK
By Associated Press

Every time Willie Werle saunters to the mound for Pittsburgh he in- creases Branch Rickey's reputation as a master judge of players.
 It was back in 1949 that Hickey, then head of the Brooklyn Dodgers, offered $200,OO0 for the lefthand re- lief specialist. The Pirates disdain- ed the offer. And is Hickey thank full. Branch, of course, is now gen. eral manager of the Bucs.
 Funny thing, Werle wasn't worth a plugged nickel in spring training. In some 30 innings he was man. handled for something like 40 hits and 20 runs. But once they started playing for keeps, he quickly began to look like million bucks.
 He's been in four of the Pirates six contests and Pittsburgh has won them all. He saved three and receiv- ed credit for the other.
 Werle came to the rescue of start CT Vernon Law yesterday, holding the Cubs scoreless for two innings to preserve Pittsburgh's GA victory in Chicago.
 Tied for 2nd Place
 The victory tied Pittsburgh with Chicago for second place, half game behind the National League leading Dodgers, who were beaten, "A, by the Boston Braves in Brook lyn. The Cardinals edged into the first division with a 3-1 win over Cincinnati in St. Louis. The Phillies handed the New York Giants their sixth straight loss with a GA vic- tory under the Philadelphia lights.
 Teller In Form
 Bob Teller kept the Indians in first place in the American League, stopping the surprising Chicago White Sox, 5-2, in Cleveland. Run ner-up Washington remained half
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-25

game behind, upsetting the Red Sox, 7-5, in Boston's Fenway Park, The defending champion Yankees, be- hind the four-hit pitching of steady Eddie Lopat, shut out the Phila- delphia Athletics, 20, in New York. to retain third place. Detroit and the St. Louis Browns were rained out. st'ff'
 Sid Gordon's three run homer off Reliefer Carl Erskine helped Boston come from behind to snap the Dodg- CT five-game winning streak. Max Surkont went the route for his sec ond victory.
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Marksman; Karen Jones; Sharp shooter: Evelyn Hollmann, Joan Osborn, Ann Reischl, Russell Nsi- son, Bill Orme, Kenny Kadow: Bar 1; Norma Cook. Donna Mountjoy, Beda Clauson, Albert Carlson; Bar II: Alberta Barlow. Donna Wood, Elizabeth Wyller, Harvey Clauson. Sylvia Davis.
 Bar III: Sylvia Lister, Dick Folta, Greg Ripke: Bar W: Paula Cook, Elvird Bergren, Ralph Treffers, Bar V. Beverly Junge, Gerald Shaw, Fred Stewart; Bar VI. Con- nie Williams, Tom Morgan, Roy Peratrovich.
 Bar VII; Lois Lawrence. Anne Parsons, George Messerschmidt, Bob Ripke, Manuel Diaz; Bar VIII. Janet Schultz; Bar TX: Dick For rest.
 Expert Rifleman; Alkaline Bar low, Lynn Bedding, Ann Henning Aileen Kronquist, Betty Mantyla, Jerry Hill, Don Morrison, Carl weidman, Fred Wyller, Jay Oster- man.
 Distinguished Rifleman: Mary Whitaker, Dick Keithahn.
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lGAkE5

Final score of WILL games yes terday are:
 Vancouver ', Spokane 3.
 Yakima 2, Wenatchee 6.
 Salem 2, Victoria 0. Tacoma 6, Tri-City 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-25
EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOllCE FOh fODLlSAIAON
 Notice is hereby given that Vera Paige Bruce, has made application for soldiers additional homstead, Serial O9644, under Sections 23o6- 23O7, R. s. U. s. for a tract of land embraced in Plat of U. S. Survey No. 2502, situated on the northeast side of Glacier Highway about Az miles northwest Of Juneau, Alaska, con- taining 4.24 acres. latitude 58' 20' 30v N. longitude 134o 29' w. at me ander corner No. l, and it is now in the, files of the Land Office, An, chorage, Alaska. Any and all persons claiming ad- verscly any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the local land office, within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes. CHESTER w. McNALLY,
 Acting Manager. First publication: March 28, 1851.
 Last publication: May 23, 1851.
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FUNERAL SERVICES TO IT,. {. <. BE HELD THURSDAY
 FOR HILMAR LARSON

Funeral services for Hilmar M. Larsen will be held Thursday af- ternoon at 2 in the Carter Chapel. The American Legion ritualistic service will be used. Interment will be in the American Legion Plot of Evergreen Cemetery.
 Pall bearers are to be members of American Legion Post No. 4. Mrs. Lois Reedy will sing.
 MT. Larson had made his home at Elfin Cove for the past several years and came to Juneau about two weeks ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-25
DICK KEITHAHN I5 HIGH SCORE MAN
 AT RIFLE SHOOT

Shooting 30.06 rifles, Dick Keith ahn was outstanding marksman Sunday in the final shoot for the year of the Juneau high schools rifle club. His score was 59 out of a possible 50 prone, and B out of 25 off hand.
 The clubs members climaxed the years achievement by an all day shoot at the big bore rifle range, complete with hot dogs, potato sal ad, baked beans, butterhorns, ice cream and coffee. Sore shoulders and a delightful time were the re- wards of all who participated. One thousand rounds were fired.
 Gil Eide, Bud Boddy, Ed zeigler and Art Skinner instructed while Mrs. Chris Wyller, Mrs. Eide and Mrs. Pauline Whitaker aided h. the office making.
 The clubs fifty members have Skot 10000 rounds of ammunition turing this seasons activities, Gil Eide instructor said. They have taken part in two matches of na-
 ional competition, the National Rifle Association tournament. which shot over a four months period, md the William Randolph Hearst tournament, which is shot against all types of clubs, including the military. Results of the MIRA tour ney are not yet known but notifi- cation of placement has been re- ceived from the Hearst match. Out of the l62 teams participa- ting in this division, Boys team No. l composed of Dick Keithahn, Carl Weidman, Dick Forrest, Jay Osterman and Don Morrison, pla- ,ed 39th. Girls team No. 1, com posed of Lynn Bedding, Lois Law renee, Betty Mantyla, Mary Whit aker and Ann Henning placed 50th Boys team Mo- 2. Fred Wyller Jerry Hill, Gerald Shaw, Tom Morgan | and George Messerschmidt, placed l }2nd and girls team No. ?. Aileen Kronquist, Alkaline Barlow, Janet Schultz, Anne Parsons, and Connie
 Williams, placed 102nd.
 Eide said qualifications necessary 1 70 obtain rankingS in markSman- ship are:
 | Pro- -Marksman, M ark S m n Marlsman first class, Sharpshoot-
 sr and Bar 1: score of 20, 25, 30
 35 and 40 respectively out of pos sible 50 in any position.
 Bars II, III, and ": scores oi l 30, 35 and 40 fired from sitting po- sition; Bars V, VI and VII: shots ir xneeling position with 30, 35 and 10 points needed out of a possible 30; Bars VIII and TX require scores of 30 and 35 offhand tstanding po- sition0
 Qualifications for Expert Rifle man: 10 targets with minimum score of 40, standing position. Dis ,inguished Rifleman (highest qual- ification possible in junior shoot ing), 40 targets, 10 from each pos ition with maximum of Is out oi 20 on each bull of bull target for prone and sitting, and 16 oui of 20 for each bull in kneeling and offhand. Most difficult part of this qualification Eide pointed out, is the consistency required oi the shooter. For example, in off hand, the shooter must have 1t on each of the bulls on his tar get. If he should get 20 on bulls and Is on the fifth, the target is ao good
 A list of the qualifications earned by members of the high schOol Rifle Team follows:
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CARD PARTY

Parish Hall, Thursday, April 26, 800 o'clock. GOA. 793-2t
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3. B. SEARS

Stars of big league games played yesterday are:
 Batting = Wally Westlake, Pi- rates clouted a home run and single to drive in four runs and lead Pittsburgh to GA victory over the Chicago Cubs.
 Pitching = Ed Lopat, Yankees, doled out four hits in pitching New York to 80 shutout over the Phil adelphia Athletics.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
5poEtsB Briefs

Moscow Russia named an Olym- pic committee indicating she may participate in the 1852 Olympics.
 Pinehurst, N. c. = Pat O'Sullivan, defending champion, beat Mrs. w. B. Cooke, and 3, in first round of Women's North and South tour ney.
 New York No Third Chance, $1O.5O, won Idlewild purse at Ja- maica as favored Long Bow ran third.
 New York = Casey Stengel, man. ager of the world champion New York Yankees, was hospitalized yes- terday when seized by a kidney stone attack. In his absence Coaches Jim Turner and Frankie Crosetti directed the team against the Ath- letics.
 San Mateo, Calf. Citation will not start in the $60,000 added Bay Meadows handicap Saturday. Train CT H. A. (Jimmy) Jones showed dis pleasure yesterday at the l26-pound weight assignment given the Calu- met farm thoroughbred for the mile and one-eighth race.
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EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY
FOR SALE BY ADMINISTRATORS

FOR SALE BY ADMINISTRATOK Jesse E. Shelley Trolling Boat Mabel C." Official No. 218,218, equipped with gear. ready to fish, SALE: Boat will be sold at ELFIN COVE, ALASKA, on sealed bids re- ceived by Administrator on or before 200 o'clock pm. on May 1, 1851. TERMS: Cash - Right reserved to reject any and all insufficient bids
 Boat may be examined at Elfin Cove, Alaska.
 MAX w. DORMAN,
 Administrator of the Estate
 of James E. Shelley, Deceased. First publication: April 20, 1851. Last publication: April 27, 1851. s4
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FIGHT DOPE

Scheduled fights last night turned out as follows:
 London = Don Cockell, 181, Lon- don. outpointed Freddie Beshore, 185, Harrisburg, Pa, 10.
 Detroit - John Summerlin, 188, Detroit, outpointed Dick Hagen. 197, Chicago, 8.
Evening star., 1951-08-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
D OTHERS TO CHOOSE
JOHN s REECE

JOHN S. REECE
1114 HALF ST. S.W. IL
NASH 81 Rambler custom station
wagon; overdrive, radio, air condi
tion heater. low mileage; S1,S95
new-car guarantee.
ALEXANDRIA NASH, AL. 1880
Ewes. till 9. Sun, IL to 5,
1905 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex, Va,
Evening star., 1951-08-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDsMOBIE 1850 Rocket "ss" de
| luxe 4-door sedan; original and
beautiful gray finish. Hy, r., h.. etc;
| low mileage, one careful owner;
| traded on 1851 "gS'' Rocket; ST ,995.
! COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO. 1241
| 9Th st. ne. Dust of Fla. ave.). Ii.
| T-9340.
OLDsMoBILE 1e4s .9s" conyertible;
orig. black finish. Hy., r, h., etc.;
/ prem. tires, new top; low mileage;
If you are looking for a good car,
see this one today; $l,3a5. Co
! LONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO, 1241
9TH st; ne. Gust off Fla. ave.). Ii.
OLDsMOBILE 40 de luxe club sedan;
Hydra, air-cond. heater, seat COW
| ers, low mileage, one owner, beaut.
marine blue finish; car in except
fine cond. in every way; must be
BELL MOTORS, 5010 wisconsin
oLDsMoBILE iSH9i 4a "os" de luxe "a 4-dr.
| sedan; Hydra, T. and h.. $4,000
actual mi, enc owner beaut satin
Giaek Gnselx nnlSa' aadsh Wv; tires; car abso-
| way must be seen to be appreciated.
Sl,695. BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis
consin ave. WO. 5000. liz
OLDS AZ sedanette; T. and h.,
HYDRA. Wv, tires. very clean; needs
I1nl LYNX "a Gdo hxed; real bargain.
WHoLEsssERs~ VIC sss Ss~a; 4a1o RBRENTWoop B avs .
oLDs 40 sedan, HYDRA Matte; s5a3.
| Over 100 others. Why pay more?
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1881 Bla-
oIDs 194i "a 4-dr r. sedsn sdsnoo orig. green
finish. clean inside and out. luns
PACKARD MOTORS, 1911 Ga. ave-,
Sly SILVER etdnIns Spring Md. sH. 1904, opp.
oLDs '46 sedan, HYDRA Matte; $500.
AUTO WHOLESALERS 1871 Bla-
densburg Rd Ii 3-sS00.
oLDS 1949 "ss" Rocket de luxe Q
dfr.o,,Hs Or; sedan; ma .dh; Hydra; undercoat.
low mileage good tires, nice cond.;
oLDs 1850 "ss'; gar. de IL, luxe; ali il
s1itE2S; Si,T9S Il III poo 4oI ni' no Hydra-Matic
ofps ems. lS4i a. es7s' s5door sedan $50
oLDs 1910 conv. Rocket 49,; new
green LACQUER finish, Hy.. r. h;
low mil. one owner; real buy and
! COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO. I241
/ 9Th st; ne. just off Fla. ave1. III
OLOS AS 4-dr.: T and h., seat
/ covers; smoke blue, red trim; 1895
| HILL g. SANDERS. 1114 Vermont
ave. nv; Wash.'s oldest Ford dealer
oLDs AZ Custom; clean upholstery;
/ p00c cond.; htr Hydra. exc buy
S295 cash, Weekdays, FIR. 800,
Ext. 334 $3.50 Wells pkwy.. River
dale Md; Calvert Homes aft, pm,
otDS 1a4s rs" 4-dr. gray: r and
h.; 5. c, etc Low mi; one owner;
! formerly owned by u S. A gen.;
| extremely nice See 1t. Only
u 1873, COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE e
CO. 22ol Nichols ave. Sc. LU.
oIDS 1919 "9S" Rocket de luxe 4
door sedan; Hydra; r. and h..
etc. One careful owner: traded on
81 ''9S": show room condition. Very
low mileage; Sl,69o. COLONIAL
I OLDSMOBILE CO, 220I Nichols
ave, Sc. LU. 2-S300.
PACKARD '4S de luxe 4-dr. sedan.
r. and h.. s c.. Airfoam seats; looks.
runs perfect. Guar; S1I95. Re
! member this is a blue ribbon bonus
! car" Liberal trades. Your 40 or a
| car can be a full down payment
| CAPITOL PACKARD MOTORS, 1911.
| Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Md. SH.
1904 Opp. Hot Shoppe. --12
| PACKARD 81 Ge luxe 4-dr. sedan;
| r, h.. seat covers, directional sig
mails. etc; only 1000 miles. pearl
| gray luster finish; orig. owner; cost
| over $4,000; will accept 50 .495.
! KE, 3-5950 10
Evening star., 1951-08-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'STUDEBAKER 1947 Commodore; star
light club coupe T. and h.. full price
S795. CAPITOL PACKARD MOTORS
19l1 Ga ave-. Silver Spring. Mo
SH; 39o4; opp Hot shoppe. Ia
more? AUTO WHOLESALERS. 173i
Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
coupe: r. and h.. overdrive. very
clean; unconditional guarantee;
1895, very easy terms BRENT
WOOD WHOLESALERS. 431o R /
sTuDEBAKER fIg EisA 40 Champion Regal e.
de luxe 4-door sedan. climatizer and
overdrive; one owner; SLIPS. 10
sTUnEBaKER IiSff sEfhsnES so sedan; a cham
pion 4-door; T. and h. A real bar
sam, 81 i,395. HILL & SANDERS,
LILA. LILA Vermont 11 .,a ave n.W osSW Wash s
sTUDEBAKER i949 Regal de luxe
club coupe: overdrive: low mileage
A real good car; S1.l90. KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave-. ia.
sTUDEBAKER 40 Commander conv. /;
beaut Jade green flnish, new black
top, Wv. tires; in except. fine cond.
in every way; must be seen to be
appreciated, 81 ,295. BELL MO-
TORS, SOLO Wisconsin ave. Wo.
5000. liz
STUDEBAKER 81 Champ. de luxe;
81. .493. Over 100 others Why pay
more? AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871
Bladensburg Rd Ii. 3-SS00.
'4s Land Cruiser Regal
de luxe 4-dr. sedan; overdr., r. and
h, 21,000 actual one-owner mi.
This is one of those except. we'll
cared for cars, still the same as
brand new in every way. Must be
seen to be appreciated. SI,295.
BELL MOTORS, 5010 Wisconsin
ave. WO. 5000. -I2
STUDEBAKER 1941 President sedan;
good cond., real buy; $3.50. 81. 6571.
Evening star., 1951-08-10
PONTIAC so CATALINA

Copper and ivory, very low mileage
/ owner; Wv. tires; loaded with
accessories; superb mechanically and
physically: Immaculate. Only S2,195
Call AP 1920 or RE. 353l 70
Evening star., 1951-08-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1947 Clipper; r. and h.
IN, IN excel. cond;; sI1s; undercoatins; $500,
Packard 1915 Super Custom sed.;
good goo con s0nd sSsr $s5o snp,s lo% Schuyler NY rd
PLYMOUTH late 194S club coupe;
fully equipped; 1900 mi. one own
er; gsraee-keot; looks and drives
perfect, S1.075, 1865 down, 30-day,
no cost; written guarantee, 1901
Mt. Vernon ave. Alex, Va. TIE.
PLYMOUTH 40 club sedan: s9a3.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bla-
denSburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
PLYMOUTH '3S 4-dr. sedan: T. and
h.. good tires; runs fair. Little work
will be AL. Sacrifice 500 or best
offer Shown ewes, wk. ends, 334S
10th st. NV, Apt. 1. A. LONDON.
PLYMOUTH AZ De Luxe 4-door; r.
and Ii, Exceptionally clean; Ss95.
HILL & SANDERS, 1I14 Vermont
ave W, Wash.'s Oldest Ford deal
er, MA. 1850.
PLYMOUTH Lynn a. club ,,S sedan; ssss
Afro WHoLEsALERs. 1881 Bla-
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-SSO0.
PONTIAC 80 Streamliner "S" sedan;
HYDRA. T. and h.. smooth and pow
erful motor; today's special at
S1,699, excellent financing CIPCO
guarantee. 1S mos to pay. Open
ewes. till 9. CoAsT-IN PONTIAC,
poNrTAc ag Fa ays is4s &C. s AT staton nioo wason
Hydra, good tires: excellent cond.
Phone ia. S-7024 or MA. 1880.
10
PONTIAC '4s "s" streamliner 4-dr.
S;al. sedan; ;,Iy HYDRA Matte radio, heater;
covers, excellent tires and finish. a
very clean car Just traded by original
owner dow mileage) matchless value
for Sl,150. ARCADE PONTIAC CO,
1897 Irving st. NV. AID. $500. 10
PONTIAC so "s'' convertible; Hydra
Reo-red finish with smart black tan,
black leather upholstery, truly the
car beautifully different. lots o.
class, S1,995. ARCADE PONTIAC
CO.. 1437 Irving st. NV. AID. $500.
PONTIAC 40 "s" de luxe station
heater. beautiful dark blue finish,
spotlesS clean interior. excellent tires
a4id,ra, and splendid ana motor traded by BY
finest possible. care; 81 :450. AR
PONTiAC 80 IS" chieftain de luxe
G-or Seuan' raQlo. neater' olTectlOn-
al signals. lustrous satin-black
motor that fairly huns to the tune
of perfection; amazing value for
S1,695. ARCADE PONTIAC CO,
1437 Irving st. NV. AID. $500. 10
PONTIAC 194S IS" sedanette;. two
tone blue, Hydra-Matic, r. h., etc;
low mi; one owner, formerly driven
by an elderly lady Only S1.195.
COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE co, 1241
9th ST. ne. Dust of Fla, ave)
Ii 1890
Evening star., 1951-08-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

danette; beautiful original 81 Iu1a brons, az
finish. r., h, ETC.; low. NIL, on,
owner, new-car cond. throughout
Sl,S95. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILI
CO, 1241 9th st ne. Gust of Fla
PONTIAC 1947 Torpedo go 4-dr.
de luxe; completely equip: fine con.
ditIou. orig. owner; S995. ia. 1915
PONTIAC '46 2-dr. 49,; r. and h.;
orig, owner, $3.50 or best offer
Pontiac 1851 de luxe IS" 4-dr
sedan; beautiful and orig bronze
| covers. ETC.; 5000 actual miles; one
careful owner traded on 81 "9S''
Oldsmobile Rocket: So. 2.295. COLO
| NAL OLDSMOBILE CO., 1241 9Th
st. ne. Ii. 7-9340. Gust of Florida
PONTIAC 1850 IS" club coupe; black,
r. and h, S. c., etc: an ideal eco
| nomical late-model car; Wv. tires;
looks and runs like new: only 81 1,695.
9Th st. ne. Ii. 7-9340. Dust of
| Florida ave)
PONTIAC 1941 2-dr.; black. r., h..
seat covers, good tires and paint;
runs good: S345. COLONIAL OLDS-
| MOBILE CO., 1241 9th st. ne. Ii.
! 7-9340. tJuSt of Florida ave.
PONTIAC 1850 Catalina de luxe "S";
original two-tone paint; 5000 ac-
| tual miles; one careful owner traded
| on 81 Olds Holiday cpe. Hydra.
+, h., etc. A beauty throughout.
| CO., 1241 9Th ST. ne. Gust of Fla.
aye Ii. 7-9340,
PONTIAC 1947 conv.: excel cond.:
| beautiful one-owner car that shows
very little wear; 1895. GREENWAY
| MOTORS, 1900 MINI. ave. ne, LU.
| 4-35l6. --l2
STUDEBAKER 80 4-door Com
| mander; radio and heater. oyerdrive;
| looks and runs like new; ST ,695.
ALEXANDRIA NASH, AL. 1880.
Ewes. It'll g. Sun: 10 to s. 1905
STUDEBAKER 1851 convertible cpe.
| Used 200 mi; $1,000. FLOOD pom
| TIAC. 4221 Connecticut. WO. S400
lSTUDEBAKER '39 Champion; passed
81 II inspection: $3.50 or best offer
sTuDEBAKER 1850 Champion; Rega
de luxe. 4-dr; fully equipped. 4 ex'
| ira brand-new tires. owner. 81 $50
| Call OR 1851 10
sTUDEBAKER i942 Champion 4-dr
| sedan; r and h., new rings. sir
covers, motor, body. tires good cond.
$325. FA. 177S. III
Smyrna times., 1951-01-04
Heating Plant
Requires Care

Although modern heating sys-
TENS will produce more heat at
lower cost than those available
just a few years ago, they still
will not perform at peak effi-
cheney without some attention.
Now is the time to make GER
tain that your heating system is
in good order, says American
Builder magazine, so that you can
depend on it to keep your home
warm and coZy when the really
cold weather comes.
Have you checked on the con-
dition of your furnace, or had
your chimney cleaned? Regard
less of the type of fuel used, the
heating plant itself should be
cleaned every year and adjusted
in order to produce the maximum
amount of heat.
The building industry publica-
tlon points out that fuel bills in
crease when heating systems are
neglected. Therefore, careful in
spection should be made of the
equipment even though it seems
to be performing satisfactorily.
Smyrna times., 1951-01-04
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