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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-08
HUMAN ROAD BLOCK

FARMINGTON, n. NJ. "a
Rio Arriha County raneher really
meant it when he refused permits.
sion 10 an oil company to drive
trucks across his property without
charge
Rancher F.. IT, Kaime set him.
self up as h9c \ rc-d b,c < te
stop true o-ng to q ry o..
and Gas C. nrsny Lease about IS
miles scg'h Of here State officials
say the rosd is on Ksims's
property and they can't do any,
.Aing A. ths matter
kaime ass set up a ten, and
bedroll oa the remote road and
refuses 70 bulge He Was not
available fer ecmment
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-08
Win Humphrey
Cops Win In
Navy Bowling

This week Winnie Humphrey
Is resting on her laurels with the
high single game of the week of
2Os. Second high score was taken
by Edith Holt of opDevSta with a
1888.
Edith also took honors for the
high triple with her score Of 4Ss.
Loretta carson. that isl Of USo,
YMCS team made the third high
score with q l7S.
The uSo-NCCS team again roIl-
ed the high scratch team game and
high scratch team set, a IT'S and
2l20 respectively. They are now in
the first place position by four
points and ell league high stand.
ings are held by their team.
KaaNsa G1naassS.a.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-08
How To Feed A
Football Team
BY JAXoN

It takes a lot to feed growing
boy, at least when he's already a
real big boy, like a football player,
for instance. AT least that's what
the folks out at the Sigsbee Snack
cry found out Friday night.
In the interests of inter-city good
will, and just because they like and
admire the Conchs, owners Joe
and Phil extended an invitation to
the Key West Football team to
come out to the Snackery for eats
on the house after the game Fri
day night.
Well, after the game there was
dance at La Concha, and play
ing football and dancing makes a
guy and a gal mighty hungry. So
the team and their girl friends
too advantage of the kind invita-
ton and went out to Sigsbee Park.
Sure enough, eats we're on the
house, and the kids sure did eat.
Bowls of chilli, dozens of ham,
burgers, gallons of ice cream, and
barrels of.cokes disappeared like
magic. Evepyone had a wonderful
=time and the place didn't close
until after / a. m. Joe and Phil
report that they had just as good
time as the team after all, feed
ing people is their business, and
it's fun watching people eating and
enjoying it like that.
The football team also reports
a big weight gain, and very en-
joyable time, because it's just like
we said, it sure takes a lot to
feed a growing boy!
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-08
VOLCANO RRUPTs

TOKYO E-The rev Paesfle voss
cane Myo5tn uas erupsinE siaIeniiy
shss aftsrnaon. hesehfrg smoke
neaxiY 9 co fees hixh. AZ air force
ugflexr FepoFtea FFidsY
Capa Inhn Pair e. Chieafe -
fsma.e4 she yuseano 20 nlses aoslsk
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-08
BY JACK BELL

WASHINGTON R - President
elect Dwight D. Eisenhower is ex-
pected to name a Southerner-and
possibly a Democratic his Cab
met in recognition Of the un.
precedented vote he rolled up in
Dixie.
While the general hardly has had
time since his landslide victory in
last Tuesdays election to make
progress toward picking any Cabi-
net member, friends here said
they believe he viii make it clear
by such an appointment that he
intends to deal the South in on his
administration.
Eisenhower's three top sup
porters in the South were Cover
nors James F. Byrnes of South
Carolina, Robert Kennon of Louisi-
ana and Allan Shivers of Texas.
None of them may want Cabinet
post, but all might be consulted
about the selection of a Dixie
colleague.
A Texas woman, Mrs. 0veta
Culp Hobby, co-publisher Of the
Houston Post, already has been
mentioned as a possibility if a
kanaag lis chosen.
Mrs. Ivy Priest, director of the
Women's Division of the COP Ma
tionaI Committee said yesterday
Eisenhower had assured her he
would appoint women TO key gov
ernment posts, possibly including
the Cabinet.
However, Sele tion of Mrs.
Hobby probably would not repre-
sent the kind of recognition for
the South that some OF Eisenhow-
er's advisers have in mind.
These strategists are looking at
i the vote polled by the general in
Dixie as the possible basis for re.
vival of the Republican party in
an area where il has been only a
skeleton organization in the past.
Eisenhower carried Virginia,
Florida. Texas, and apparently
Tennessee and these states are re.
garded as the best bets for starting
a rebuilding program.
COP strategistS further believe
that Kentucky. which elected a Re.
publican senator while II was going
for Gov. Adlai Stevenson Of Illi-
nois by margin Of only 1,o4T
votes in the final unofficial count,
offers fertile grounds for work By
their party.
They also class Louisiana, South
Carolina and Arkansas as states
where they may have chance to
build Republican strength. They
are not too hopeful about Alabama.
Georgia, Mississippi and North
Carolina.
Eisenhower friends already are
| looking ahead 30 his expected re-
election contest four years from
now. Sore Of them argUe that IN
ss he hs t6e lr shse
.oTef1cnt during Tee !zse<la, be
, cannot hope 70 have sny such
Dixie support in 1855
These stratezfstt remem-
Der Whist happened 10 Herser,
/ Hoover in Is2z after hs hTUie ihe
South wide open In Iazs 10 the
| battle with Alfred z. Smith
Significantly perhaps. EisenhoE.
er picked Dixie fer MS hrlef vsea
G0a But bis stay in Augusta. Ca.
! scemed 10 involve simoss as nach
work as pIay
In an exchange of messages viii
rsr sns Trzs-~-s '-rTs 7-st7s-. =
~ @ s
al So Eea. 90 -asses 10 g-e @.sS
and Dasense Department. s1rne'
fd ey. IS asesssa ~ TFnma .
] Trumaa afread9 Rad asked s9'
= mas h SO in a-sgh she sa9gsf
psaaaers saa there wEre FsPoF1i
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-08

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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-08

eiann last July. came in az Ice
pounds. % pounds less than vii
al 10s, and. despite Wills longer
reach, battered him with = strong
left hook.
TIE crowd yelled for Matthews
10 end Il quickly in the hate rounds.
ard be tried, But several hard
panSheS went Md.
wins had Matthews IN serious
tronhle in the sif,A. but the Md
came back SlFunK ia the sixth.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-08
DIE IN TANK ACCIDENT

Associated FIs.. wIrspho.s

STUTTGART. Germany FL. y
SeVenah Army hasdqusrteFs Frsdsy
reIssss1 sbs nsmes 81 thges AFuegi-
ear soldiers killed oet. a. when
iheir tank plunged - feet from .
bridge into the Koehsr River a
GziiS6crf.
! They were sas chatsshs Hodsa.
of Box a. roressos. s c.; PFc.
Roscoe B Clarke, whose aisseF u
Mr.. HeFman paimsn ~ Bex isT.
Helena. Ca, ard SCI Thomae
Boodse. Iasrente. led.
Fpaf ofheg sesdsefs. noas seris
oassy injured. aye sssli ID lhe kass
psaai for tFestmens. ne Army sas
nounceA They lneln1s Cpl Ere
waIlace. 20 NHson 81. nFersoas
Ca. ard PIT Bocker 7 n So
36iA ioEsne s. rgsehsrd, "a.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-08

ALB q EBQIE ~ - Someone
.recentiy made of with
an e3r--'ae -'~re gfhe Fart yc1
lt la} tgea Hs At
the re@r oG q Ua'versiss oa @e~
Ne 90 sEs g l.cl
What was b oE s. sF Tie
usemaefs a as & Fs a taesE
hogaeeoe oE & bfas
last week.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-08
Kid Matthews Cops
Victory Friday

SPOKANE, Wash, a - Harry
kid Matthews, Seattle veteran.
SVon = unanimous ten.v0uni de-
sion over Harry Wills Of New
sarS las, night In bis s,tempt to
make = comeback into the biz
sine.
The Kla. Who suffered a two
rcand knockout loss 10 Eoeky Mar.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

nURNG a press interview Jean
- Simmons, the English star
now in Hollywood. expressed an
enthusiastic interest in baseball.
1t occurred to one of the inter-
viewers to inquire about cricket.
How do you play it?" Miss
Simmons willingly obliged with a
dead-pan description of a game
she invented ON the spur of the
moment. Everyone might have
been happy had not a newspaper
man present been familiar enough
with the British national pastime
to detect the fraud.
What does the short slip do?"
he asked with assumed innocence.
Jeans eyes widened. Nobody
wears them now," she was prob
ably about to answer, but caught
herself in time.
An Infant Prodigy
l HATS a cricket term, isn't it3
All right, surrender. I've never
seen game of cricket in my life" "
And so she hadn't, having been
an infant prodigy whose playtime
years were devoted to ballet and
the high arts. She was not always
as pert and as saucy as her ribbing
of the press indicates. We inter-
viewed her once in England shortly
after she played Ophelia to Sir
Laurence Olivier's Hamlet" She
Evening star., 1952-08-24
by Louis Berg
This Week MOUie Editor

never smiled once, acted bored
throughout, and would discuss
nothing but the most high -faluting
subjects. She was 18 then. Today
at % and married to Stewart
Granger - she's a younger and
much more frivolous girl.
She has an impudent tongue -
quite unbecoming to the lass who
played Ophelia. Once, on the Stork
Club TV program, Host Sherman
Billingsley got her name confused
called her Miss Smithers.
s@Thank you, Mr.. Billings
gate," was jeans tart reply.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

On the set of ''Androcles and
the Lion" her next picture, based
on the Bernard Shaw play, she
had her eye fixed on a short elec-
trician named Pettibone, who was
having trouble getting the light SET.
Higher" said his boss. Pettibone
stretched to his toes. "Just a little
higher" repeated the boss man.
Pettibone barely made it. Jean
heaved a sigh of relief.
Il was afraid" she said, I'VE
were going to run out of Petit
bone"
Evexybody Was >>Sazn"
AMERICAN slang fascinates her,
and for a long time she went
around calling everybody SAM"
under the impression that this was
a breezy American way of address.
She has abandoned ballet for jit-
terbugging, and Shakespeare for
gin rummy.
In brief, like many an English
girl who exchanges the austerity
of Great Britain for the plush
plenty of Hollywood, she has gone
completely wild over American
ways and style of living.
Hollywood, which is not exactly
a sober-minded community, loves
her for it. During the filming of
Beautiful But Dangerous" with
Bob Mitchum, Jean continued to
worry her colleagues with practi-
cal jokes. In one scene, Jean, fish
ing in hip boots, took tumble into
the trout stream. Mitchum was
supposed to pick her up and carry
her to the bank. But Jean, as a
gag, had filled the boots with lead
weights. Strong man Mitchum
staggered and all but fell.
How was I to know the dame
was loaded?" he said afterwards.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

Mrs. Bob Considine offers an idea
for mothers. Put on BLUE BONNET
Margarine for F.N.E.-Fl Flavor, Nu-
triton, Economy! Like the wife of
the famous newspaper columnist
and foreign correspondent. you will
love the delicate, sunny-sweet taste
BLUE BONNET adds to any food!
Youll appreciate its nourishment,
too. No other spread for bread is
richer in year-round Vitamin A!
And you'll welcome its economy
To pounds of BLUE BONNET cost
less than one pound Of high-priced
spread! So remember the letters /.
F. N E! AH-Ve0etable BLUE
BONNET Margarine gives 'all three"
Flavor! Nutrition! Econom-e-e!
Evening star., 1952-08-24
OpHELIA GOES To Town
(See FrontC
(See Front Cover)

Hamlet's girl friend, Jean Simmons,
was prim miss back i'm England. But
now see how Hollywood's changed her
Evening star., 1952-11-10
AuroMosILEs FOR SALE

HENRY J '6a corsair; this econom-
ical little car, Just like new car;
title and guarantee; liberal trade;
$l,395. MITCHELLS MOTOR.
Ex EkxsisearTPraser' a;6E 22s 2nd st: Ia niw.'
HENNRaai aaig'i J Isl; selection of 4: all one
owner. Al condition; your car can
Is low as $sS5; an Egerantgsssd.
TTesp TSK fSss y. & iSoi H. sofSet Me
I'd; ne, II. 3-e3O0. -10
new; sacr.; 1851. terms. ROPER.
18th and r. ]. ave. ne. IL
HTRsoN ,III's 80 saper 9 ass sedan clean;
LEA EEaRy' 'JieDeS' JR. & BROS. 51ao wis.
HG1soN as e eo@Sr. nSr'. "s'. sedan: r.
and h. A real buy At this price,
SaSSih ns,h ly 2rday money,Sask .a..a tE1Ai HI7 + +
SANDERS, Wash.s Oldest Ford
dealer INA. $3.50, lila Vermont
JAGtAk AT nv Mark VII 1851 sed.;. cray.
r H. !sfsssr saS 9Ra gsoi No. SoGs 1s. rd
JAGUARs 1s4s conv.. s1.7e2; also
.sss. vi JACK PR9. iSasi i4ta 1saa and S. INV.
hAaSSSR aoGS n ,47 sd; .sr. :; and b.: o,driys;
bscS bS % trisi 4.msnth th Tfahs money oney
antee. HILL q SANDERS, wasS.,s
oldest Ford dealer (NA. ss6O. IdiA
Vermont ave. NV. -lO
KAISER '52 virginian Traveller: r.
titled; new-.car terms and guaran-
tee. a savings et eyer s. $500; Ponn3
trade. MrTCHELES MOTOR. Kaiser
KAISER Ersasf castom sss st. de- e luxe s1 4da iss
dan; beautiful desert sand; Wv.
tires; low mileage. one owner. This
car has everything; r: and D.. sun
visor, Hydramasic driVe and 1ns. turn
atGTa III oflhnss MTcHEs Il n0s MoToR Tosa KS Kss
ser-Frazer; 1901 Mt. olivet I'd. ne,
kAIsER Al ElsS9si :9s 4-dr. sedan; eeenomieal monte
E. ESRY 9R EqslR8sd Skos 1922 51ao
wis. ave. NV, HQ. 6012.
KAISER 81 4-dr. de luxe; overdrive.
new-car guarantee. $1,705. Many
other 1851. 1852 Kaisers. 2 and f.
sasPPsa radU
heater and other special equipment.
Choice of colors: 1-owner. low-mile-
age cars; carry new-car Euarantee:
agH aTTo sGKa KnsgayTRAzEf g5yTsnAss ma bots
sides Of 7th at r SITS; nv; direct
J and Austin Of ENGLAND. Open eve-
nings till 8 O'Clock.
LINCOLN 1851 cosmopoiitan con.
wv. wv tires. Hydra-Mstie, automatic
windows. etc. A luxury car at q
price yea y sn ssn sdsd 0Td sole nsw nsg
9osSIe sas@snS!fssR Linssln
Lincoln 1915 cosmo. 4-dr., r. and
S1,375 or best offer. ia. s-3704.
MERCURY 1861 station vason.
equipped; r. and h., Mere-O-Matic
drive; low mi; one owner. One
look will convince you OF the nne
fs tbs besus ssatisa s21s SssoR saf osd
ERY Stubs Lincoln Mercury
Dealer. 3715 Bladensburg rd.. AP.
MERCURY-19bO convertible. May
wood green flin., tan top; r., h.;
Wv; tires. fender skirts. doG sutomatic
aGMs look and e drive s;HHo viii convincs % You You
GoMERY-STUBBS, Lincoln Mercury
Dealer, 3715 Bladensburg rd.. AP.
M.G.T.D. August. 1852: 1,300 miles;
red, in warranty; $1.79O. Sunday,
GE. 1929. or weekdays, DE. 1922.
NASH 1851 Rambler station wagon;
r. and h.. overdrive; 81 .4o6; excel.
NASH 40 300" dark green 4-door;
2-day money-back trial. 4-month
written guarantee. HILL g. SAN
DERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
(NA. 9S50. lila Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH '4S "600' Super; dark green,
equipd.; excellent transp.; very eco
NOM; $7o5. 2-day money-back trial,
4-month written guarantees. HILL q
bssles A Sssss6 $685. 19fa 1a''s vermont nsss
oEDsIaobrEE axs; IaaoiHb 1850 -ss. s-door @ro Sc
dan; fully equipped dark blue finish.
excellent tires 81 s4s5. PARKWAY
oE6snosILE hh piSS is4 sos1 a .sdans,t. ss nS
ssIl; $500 Can ewes svss. sftsr sSaG =, nais NJ
oLDsMoBILE 1859 super de, luxe
"SS" 4-dr.; Hydramatic,. r. and h.:
SEnRs AZ nRzleaesD oEDsnSpEs ssnts ls nsE ciDea
CO., Fairlington Shopping Center.
Alexandria. Va. oV,, $3.50. 10
h.; very well kept, it's clean, runs
.s RofnE fIISss us hsth snS %pd S2os ave-
1s47 de luxe "ss'
pearance and condition far above
syersge; terms; guar; Ss95; AKERs'
Ing linst0n %stS shoppins Center. Alex. ,0 ya.
oLDs oLDs 1851 1851 super -ss" 4-dr,; r.. h.,
Hydra. black, Wv. tires, owner.
$1,000 actual miles. Beautiful car,
pnust be seen to be appreciated.
Ss.'a0. No dealers. JE. 2-6495.
oLDs !e4s : ~ sdxs k. .ge,s 2 e.. club hub coupe:
sllSsa e, S9 q va best ,S S1srs ss-sosS 800 Y 18th
Hydra-Matic: r, and h.. orig. gleani l
Ing black finish, Wv. tires: very
clean throughout. Today,s special at
$1.490; excellent terms CIpGo
N Safsesffi PosTiAe Seea 1s sssi; SldIids III
PAckARD ciIHS' 81 d. luxe sedan; COM
pleaataly eauipped: very clean;
skSs s1sss: me-. N s sisd ItAEs Als: ave! III h.~.
pEYMSGTH HH SGa1 1s47 4-dr. sed.; r.. h.;
iust painted, beaut. 1t. grn.; new
seat covers. good tires; GOOD mecn.
cond,; o$575. Must see to appreciate.
PIYMSOHuiTTH MSOHuiTTH 1e4s 2-dr.; with heater.
seat covers. low mileage. excel. cond.
1878 or best offer. NO. 3O4O. III
and in good condition. s475. Call
PfYMS1TH Ply HS11 1851 cony.; fully equip: !;
Pontiac CO.. 1437 Irving st. NV.
-1S
PLYMOUTH '51 Special de luxe sed.;
r, h.; finest condition.; 1878. terms:
ROPER" 18th and r: ]. ave. ne. IL
PLYMOUTH 1949 2-dr. Custom: r.
and h., good tires. Sl.126. HO. 2e41.
PLYM. 40 4-dr. sedan: black, htr.,
eopd. Very clean. $685.. 2.day
money-back trial. 4-month written
guarantee HILL & SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer (NA.
9s5O. lila Vermont ave. NV;
PLYM. '49 Suburban; htr.. eaupd.
Very clean. $1.145: 2-day money
back trial. 4-month written guar
antee. HILL 4 SANDERS, Wash; s
Oldest Ford Dealer CNA. $500.
lila Vermont ave. NV. 10
PLYMOUTH 1851 Cranbrook 4-door
sedan; radio, heater. Alpine blue
finish; S1.695. PARKWAY FORD,
MI O1S5, ,3O61 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1850 F-6 cab and chassis:
157" w.b. S.25x2n tires. 2-speed
seen at ARLINGTON MOTOR CO.
1917 N. Moore st.. Rosslyn, Va. 10"
#. van body; only S199; many other
bargains. NATIONAL TRUCK REM
tai CO., 2316 Ga. ave. NO. 7705.
DODGE 1e4s ton truck; good con-
dition; new motor and all new tires;
FORD 40 panel truck; 1s mi. to
gallon, no oil; best reasonable offer
accepted. Ii. 6-4524. 10
WiLLYS 40 4-cylinder panel delivery,
low mileage by one owner; original
finish, excellent condition; low down
payment, long-term financing. A
real bargain. Open ewes. till 9.
MITCHELL'S MOTOR. KAISER
FRAZER, 1901 Mt. olivet rd. ne.
CHEvRoIET Hi i1EsGHS 1s4e h-ton paneled
truck: in good cond.: priced at $500
for quick sale. Call MA. 50S7 for
appt. to inspect. 10
CHEVROLET 1851 Ia-ton pickup,
black corner windows, heater;
$I,195. CHEVROLET 1850 h-ton
pickup, blue; ST. 1,045. CHEVROLET
1949 1-ton pickup. heater, turn
signals; 1895 FORD 1948 F-6
platform, 2-speed rear; $3.50. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO. INC. 7725
Wisconsin ave. OIL. 61oO Oben
Evening star., 1952-11-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1852 Cranbrook sedan;
fully equipped; 5000 miles; 81. .795.
PARKWAY FORD. MI. 01s6. 3051
M st. NV.
PIYM. AT sta. wag.: useefor pleasure
or hauling, htr., eqpd. S795. 2-day
money-back trial. 4-month written
guarantee. HILL q SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer INA.
9S50). 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
PONTIAC 1913 station wagon: radio
and heater. No dealers. $3.50. JU.
PONTIAC 1851 "s, chieftain 2-dr.; !;
2 radio, heater. whits walls; perfect
condition: Eareged; original owner;
no dealers; 81 .S95. WO. 5316. 10
PONTIAC 1851 Chieftain "S' Custom
de luxe sedan; fully equipped; TO-
600 miles, black satin finish; 81 1906.
PARKWAY FORD, MI. 01S5, 3051 M
st. NV.
PONTIAC 1862 Catalina s-cyl.; COM
plete; 2-tone; q real savings; terms;
guar; S2,646. AKERE.OLDSMO
BiLE-CADILLAC CO.. Fairlington
shopping center. Alex. W.. OV.
:, 0350. 10
PONTIAC '4S de luxe 6; 4-dr.; r. and
h.; Hydra-Matic; seat covers. 1896.
LO. 6.02S4. Ill
Evening star., 1952-11-10

PONTIAC 1919 "o'' 4-dr sedan: heat
er. Hydra-Matic. So. 1000 miles. good
cond. Leaving country. S1.245. WI.
S062. --12
STUDEBAKER 1851 Land Cruiser,
with Hydra-M drive. r. and h.,
WV. tires: only 1000 mi: S1,745
or best offer. WA. 3s4s. 10
STUDEBAKER 81 sedan, good tires
and engine. SIS. LO. 3-S644.
heater and oyerdrive; Si.sS5. MAR.
TIN MOTOR SALES. 1904 Ham D
den lane, Bethesda. Md. WI. 100.
STUDEBAKER '4S Land Cruiser; T.
nS nor o XISs sso4 q 2.pd.n MnfTN ans
Bethesda, Md, WI. 1700. 10
6TUDEBAKER 1851 Champion de
;uxe 5-passenger, blue; auto. trans,
heater; owner, mi. 10000. Priced
$3.50; DANISH EMBASSY. ,pU.
81 Champion 2-dr.;
: heater and overdriye; 1,3A6. MAR
TIN MOTOR SALES. 49O4 Hampden
lane. Bethesda, Nd. WI 100. 10
Evening star., 1952-11-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDE. '4S Comdr. 4-dr.. black: good
tires, r. and h., o'drive; S995. 2-day.
naonsyIback n,,.rsni. tIial 4-month pNYs T5isssn
Wash.'s Oldest Ford dealer, TIA
Vermont ave. NV. MA. $3.50. 10
WILLYS 81 Aero Wing sedan; fully
equipped, low mileage. new car guar
antee. Sizes. month terms.
ELLIS MOTOR, Kaiser-Fraze 222
End st. NV. Elk. 4105. 10
Evening star., 1952-11-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLYS 80 station wagon; heater
overdrive, Hurricane engine, one
owner, low mileage; cannot be told
sTTn HiT MoroR SS TsFTs ad irads
r, 222 2nd st. NV. Elk. 41O5. 10
WHLYS 1852 Aero Wing 2-dr.,
6-cyl: radio heater. overdrive,
2-tone paint: low mileage. Same
as new car; cost S2.400: sacrifice.
S1,675. XII. S-9046. 10
WILLYS l949 Jeepster. This is Q
eoa 6ay Rsd,9 sshS an6 S hsstsr sss ,,s1 Cd so0d
Evening star., 1952-11-10
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AT GMC, lh-ton dump, $3.50
'4S Ford F-6 2-ton cab and
40 Ford k-ton panel SOB
80 Ford F-6 3-yd. dump 81 495
'40 GMC h-ton panel ------ $685.
'4S Ford N-ton panel --- $795
'4S Mack 3ls-ton tractor COM
'4o Chevrolet h-ton panel Si50
s6I Chevrolet h-ton panel Isl IL 90
General Truck Sales, Inc.
10 u %. NE. NE. O6O6
Evening star., 1952-11-10

WILL PAY UP TO
'49-'51 CADILLACS SO, $50
'50-'52 OLDS -------- So, ,7OG
'5O-'52 BUCKS --- $2,7OO
'50-'52 CHEVROLETS = 1900
'50-'52 FORDS - 2,100
'5O-'52 PLYMOUTHS 1900
Comparable prices paid for any other
make or model. Immediate cash
settlement; open daily till 8 pm.
ME. It'll
DONALD MOTORS
1877 FLA. AVE. NE.
--10
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

2la-ton, for hire; suitable
for all hauling purposes. MI. SS4I
EUGENE DAVIS, 9l2 NJ NV, Apt. z.
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MOTORCYCLES

40 CUSHMAN motor scooter. good
condition. Sacraf1ce $50 or best
offer. GE. 3474. Ill
MOTORCYCLE, 1850 Triumph. Thun-
derbird: fully equip; motor Just
overhauled. S545. ARCADE pom
TIAC CO.. 1437 Irving st. NV, AID.
$500. liz
HARLEY '40-Guaranteed eel" OH.
valves: S395. SINCLAIR STATION,
200 Indiana ave. NV. Ia
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AuToMoTlYE MISC.

BUS. equipped for mobile market;
best offer. Call DI. 1898. -15
LATE AUTOMOBILE AUTO PARTS,
such as engines, transmiSstonS, fend-
ers, radio, heaters most any parts
for late model cars. Brandywine
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TRAllERS

az ZIMMER, % it.; good condition:
hot-Water heater: leaving city, will
sacrifice. FA. 2032. 10
SCHULT 1851: 33 #. complete bath,
island bed, sultan lounge. aluminium
awning plus many extras. Best
offer. Lot 2S-A; NIGHTlNSSsAaLaE Ssaa
Evening star., 1952-11-10

CADILLACS WANTED
'41-'52 models. See US before you
trade or sell your Cadillac We will
pay you top cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 134b Cue ct. NV,
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-17

Troy-iop toble is ideol For
eenerol utility use Folds
eompoctlY for storage. Re.
sis's both alcohol and heoi
Evening star., 1952-10-05

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