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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-05

Pictured sheva IL DR.. Harold
NJ. Hill. noted Anduheu Screen
Tour Lecturer, II Redlends, Calf
fornia, who viii present his 81.
citing color sncsicn picture Wings
and Talons" a. the fourth eyeat h
the Audubon Seress Tour Series
at Key West HigA Seheol next
Monday night 81 eight o'clock.
Or. Hill, who Il makisg bis
first trip 10 Key vest, uadsr Tie
auspices 81 the MonFca Csunty
Audubon Society and the Natisnal
Anduhcr Society. hes gpens many
years on foot and horsebaeh. h
'the mountains at The west Ceass
ranges, aud by aezt Re the char.
mel islands, 70 phntnwTaph and
study the lives Of the hawks, 60
gles and ewls and ether pgsdatcrs,
ina film "NiAEa and TaioAs'
made icinsly by DF. Hi aaa ~,
Teiscr6 n. work, va vas .
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nature.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-05
Magazine Editor
HOnOred Here
By B.P.W. Members

A group Of local residents. spear
headed by Joan Mardis, including
State B. P, W. officers, Wilhsl-
nina Harvey and Grace Crosb,,
local B. P. W. officers. Blanche
Miller and Garcia Nettles had q
dinner in honor Of Frances Maule,
editor.in.chief of Independent wo-
man." natural BPW magazine.
Among those present were; Lo-
retta Grahms, Asst. State Mem
hership BPW Chairman of Illinois;
Mrs. Margaret Cox. Pres. of cere.
bral Palsy and Cripple Inc; Mrs.
Larrenxa Levesque; Mrs. Willie
Mae Simmons: Sunny Finch and
others.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-05


Silver Anniversary table, which
also won q blue award, was en-
tered by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dick
son. Dazzling white linen and or
nate silver plates, bowls, dinner-
ware and silver candelabra,
cleaned around q eenterpiece Of
fose.red hibiscus.
Modern note was sounded In the
dinner table setting which won the
outstanding ribbon in this exhibit.
Mrs. Irving 7. Duke utilized tones
Of amber, deep topaz, gold, fawn
and brown with white on a brown
cloth. A brass basket held gilded
fruit 10 point up the masterpiece.
A vivacious breakfast setting,
arranged by Mrs. Joseph 10th,
captured = blue ribbon. A plain
green cloth was In effective con-
trast 10 the butter.cup yellow Of
the breakfast dishes. A touch Of
red In the green eenteEpieee was
provided by earrlssa fruit,
Mrs. Joseph Bsttinger was CIV
en- q winning ribbon for he. Ha-
waiiaa motif table. a finely strung
flower lei was draped below Z
woven eoeonut straw hat with q
pineapple In II. Bamboo and sill.
yer knives, forks aud spoons and
Hawaiian designed plates were
placed on hshnet over tan cloth.
Red ribbon went to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene Otto for Nigh Tea" They
used q gold and white Empire tea
set. Roses and begonias enhanced
the period white vase trimmed In
gold. Intricate accessories Of
bowls, little dippers, small jugs,
and plates In blue and white were
featured In the Oriental display Of
Or. and Mrs. Aubrey Hamilton. A
pair Of chopsticks accentuated the
Chinese setting and the tree flow
er known as key West orchid"
floated in a shallow bowl.
Delicate pink coral vine and
pink blossoms, tinted pink sea
shells In q fluted shallow bowl, or
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-05

william Medunnigie was the
first manager of the Dodgers. He
pilotad the club in 1890 and led
the team 10 q pennsnt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-05

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-05
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,an For Rndrinnars

Sen Fer Rodriguez
Mr.. and Mrs. Armando Rodrl-
QueE Of XII George Allen Apis.
are the parents of . baby boy who
arrived at home, February a at
10 am, He weighed 8 lbs, and
has been named George Miguel.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
Mrs. Rodriguez is the former Miss
Alba Lopez. This Is . third child
for the couple.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-05
Judge Lopez Back
From Conference

Circuit Court Judge Aqullino
Iopsr. Jr. has returned from the
annual Judges Conference called
hy the Attorney Generai.
The c0nelnvs vas held IN oeals.
Fla. with that ei,y's barS assoeia-
ton aetsng s. host.
I.eglsiatlen 80 be proposed Ut TIE
coming ssSssnn AZ thF Florida so
gnrx wzk discussed ~ TIE meet
tar Judge Lepes sd OK IRE 81
Circuit cears Judges In TIE state
ii atsastsa TIE ronEHeres Ester
tasnmeas AZ buffet lsscsecas zn1
. eoSksaA parry vas gfovdst ~
iha hcEts,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-05

some stunning hair styles.
"Cavsleade Of Old Fashioned
Bathing Suits" viii be the high
light of the evening.
Tickets may be purchased from
any Jayshee, at Appel's Store, at
the Cuba Shop, or at the door the
night of the event.
Dorothy Raymer win be COM
mentator for both the regular
fashion parade and the lineup of
bathing costumes which begin cir.
"a 1879 Nhen ladies wore panta-
loona under bathing dresses, |"
through the gradually revealing
years 10 the present mode.
There will be IS different en-.
tries in the fashion display start
Ing with playtime clothes, swim.
suits and shorts sets, followed by
casual afternoon and spectator
sports ensembles ard closing with
more formal wear in cocktail
gowns and dance froks.
Local beauties are modelling.
The list includes Gloria MuniF,
Lavonda Sawyer, Gay Lou Barro,
80, Billie Canon. Romona Stampfl,
Betty Cooper, Mickey Renns, Bet
" Roberts, and Jerry Sweeting,
The fetching" bathing costumes
Of the old dsya are being worn by
Mitixi Fishermtn, Jerry Sweeting,
Betty Roberts, Mickey Renna,
Marie Pindef, billie Canon, Jean.
cite founders. Gay Lou Barroso,
Betty Cooper, Norms Dopp. and
On unknown Cinderella who must
BE- ahle 10 iit into the slim siI.
houstte Of the 1880 bathing suit.
william Medunnigie was the
first manager Of the Dodgers. He
piloted the club in 1890 and led
thN team 10 a remnant
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-05
Individual Merit OF Dinner Settings
And Miniature Box Arrangements Told
By DOROTHY RAYMER

The table settings in artistic arrangement the Flower Show
which closed last night could have been entered in Photographic
layout for of the smarter home magazines and plates down.
gohlets of striking ribbon
Fish Supper into which Mrs M Downey introduced crystalline
rainbow hues with Venetian glass carp objects dart Italian plates
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-05

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

to the lower yields, and experience
indicates that from repeated plant
ings on the same ground there is
buildup with certain diseases
such as mosaic.
PLANT breeders have been right
successful in developing high
yielding varieties of wheat which
are resistant to rust and mildew
and OF oats which are resistant to
rust, smut, mosaic, and victoria
blight" Mr.. Nettles continues. In
the case of barley, they have made
progress in developing varieties
resistant to mildew. In recon-
mending varieties, agronomists
have taken this fact into consider
alton.
Cleaning seed is important in
disease control, as it removes small
particles OF straw which carry di-
Sease germs and weak small grains
winch are more likely to be al
fected. Seed treatments are effec-
live in helping to get healthier
seedlings and at times improved
stands. Seed treatments have been
especially valuable in control OF
disease such as oat smuts and GER
tam SmutS of wheat and barley.
Time of planting is also I'M
porlant. Oats planted during cx-
tremely warm weather seem to be
more subject TO Seeding blights
u
ana when planted in the spring
seem to be more subject to rust
damage. Barley seems to be more
sensitive to mildew when planted
late" he adds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Bible Glass
Underway Here

The Week Day Bible Glass for
children between the ages of four
and fifteen years of age was re-
Sumcd Friday, October 8, at the
Presbyterian Church. Rev. F. c.
HutcheSon, pastor, announced. The
class will be held each Friday at
400 p. IN. throughout the winter
months.
The class is designed by officers
of the church to give the children
Bible training, build up a Junior
choir, handiwork, and fellowship.
The Women of the Church sponsor
the class and serve as teachers and
helpers along with the pastor of
the church.
The class was held last winter
and proved a great success" and
children who have not already en-
rolled for the class are invited 70
come and do so" Mr.. Hutchinson
said.
A nursery is kept for children,
under four, for teachers ana help
ers of the class.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
time" he adds.

Mr.. Nettles suggests four-point
program which will hold small
grain disease losses to a minimum:
CD Crop rotation and good ferti-
llzer practices, (2) use of adapted
bodybuilding, disease resistant
varieties, (3) use of high quality
seed properly cleaned and treated,
and (4) planting at the right time.
He says many farmers have
found that if they grow wheat on
the same land for too long or oats
on the same land too long, lower
Yields result. A number of factors,
including soil fertility ana per-
haps weeds, probabl ycontribute
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Which ofthese Ford Economy 1yeksisisht for youa

1858 sales have been 1875 above Iasa
year, 30 your Ford Truck Dealer Cad
afford to give you bis best deal In years.
You can get bargain in any of 100 ns{t
Ford Economy Truck models. Synchr6
Silent transmission In every model -
Of no extra cost. New setback front axieS
tor shorter turning! New Low FRIcT1oA
power! Choice of V-S's, Skies! Al-ne&
DrlDerised Cabs-world's most comfort
able-to cut driver fatigue!
Now :. wheel that old truck in to YOUR
Ford Dealers for the greatest new truck
bargains in years!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

PLANT diseases have long been
recognized as being serious draw
backs to the production of small
grains" he states. Small grain
diseases can best be prevented by
following certain practices before
ana during seeding, and the fail
ure to carry out these practices
often results in failures at harvest
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Grain Disease
Prevention Urged

CLEMSON - During the next
few weeks thousands of South
Carolina farmers will be seeding
small grains. w. c. Nettles, leader,
Clemson entomology and plant di-
sease extension work, has issued
statement urging these growers
not to overlook the Importance of
using recommended practices for
gram o.5raSc prevention.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
Continued

LEDROIT BLDG, S0O-S10 r St. NV;
large. bright ofices; cow. location;
reasonable. Apply Room 10. $40
PVT s'' OFFICE f IN LAW SUITE, Wa Wash.
TeSm Tssn and phone call service. Ma g.
CoLIEGE PARK, Md. shopping cen.
ter office bldg; completely air cond. !;
suit. prof. or com: enterprise: ample
dnss aTas DafMfRinsw MR woMpE 81 to ua f5o2 4o444
and reception rm. avail. for imm.
occup.; excel. for doctors off,. etc.
To inspect call LEO M. BERNSTEIN
4 GG RHobR 91}s ( TskaNh st nv aHF w. sSa4o Hys.fs
VILE Nd Md app app. 1000 So: IT,. conSstg
tile frs, ,f1uor. lights, heat and elec.
furnished, reas. rent: imm. occup.
To inspect call LEO M. BERNSTEIN
up to 1900 So. #; f., space; Bldg.
= s1MPsoN lHss Ssqs soS fNe ssoo oSS wiz f.
son blvd. Arl.. Va. IA. 2-7777:
14th AND EUCLID-Approx. 1000
SO. IT. open space. suitable for stu
dio. office, etc: immed. occupancy.
10 InSpeCG call Leu bEHNS1E Elm ~
co; Realtors, 1415 K st. NV. ME.
100 BLK. n ST. N.w-Air-condi-
toned 2-rm. suite with pvt. bath in
elevator office bldg. of distinction.
Ideal for professional man or manu-
facturers representative. Call MA,
DOWNTOWN--Approx. 1000 50. IT..
on one floor .immed. occupancy: /:
reas: rent: To inspect call LEO NJ.
3 Vi 6jW GEi oFFIcR s1s4sq; SPACE avail.
able. Call NO. 7-9413, Monday
IN LAWYERS SUITE-Furnished or
unfurnished; recently renovated; re-
ceptionist; complete D. c. library.
18th, 1a.h d and g; RE; 1897: : -. 1lS a
In ns our wo 0dsFn Cees srssSGdones sSS ss T. OuS and
LOO So. It. The larger ofice can
into several ofices. Plenty Of free
parking. Convenient to downtown
H1z2AkED. 155a2aEi9n at tH~ Ja slfnoo rsn6 Can ls sN'
for physician. 300 s6oefl 50. Il. In l09SeaIn Westl
mont. mr.. shopping center. Pvt.
bath. laboratory room. Rent $100.
DI; 7-7740; ewes: OIL. 2-6s44. -21
OFFICES AND APT. FACILITIES-Air
conditioned; co,,dt suitsble for lawyer; &C
remodeled bldg. near courthouse.
74S 9th ST.. NV. Inquire at liquor
store on ground floor. Ma. s-6336.
OFFICE SPACE for rent. 2nd floor.
o913 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-1195.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
$50 D ST. N.E.-store and Arm,

$50 d ST. N.E.-store and 4.rm.,
s $Ii0 mo. s"' Sullivan jill AN Bros. 1870 1870
x st. NV. ME-. s-4323. 1-16.
Pa6kiRs Ps6 L y Lot%2na &c com%ercial. Apply
sIo 9th ST. NV, close to corner,
Apply $40 F st. NV. Room 10. -16
7O3 11th ST. S.E.-Busy street; suit.
any small business; $55 mo: LISS
REALTY CO.. INC, ME. S-666S.
DESIRABLE SPACE for lease-3, 456
So. IT., 4Sx72; excellent lighting,
alley approach; ideal for distributor
MR.. COSTELLO, HO. 2-152O. -16
34I5 M ST. N.W.-Grd. floor store.
approx. 17x50, immed. occup.; $50
mo. To inspect call LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV. ME.
1900 SfOY; ist ST. N.w.-corner store.
lights, completely decorated: $l25
mo. To inspect call LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO.. 1415 x st. NV. ME.
stiS. Il efEsa EssEosI sP Dss so7es $sR
M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K St.
1st AND sEAT0N PL. N.w-Approx.
10x36 in very active colored neigh
borhood. heat included in rent: TO
inspect call LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
CO. 1915 K st. NV. ME. S-54Q0.
APPROX. 1sx50. 2 lavatories; immed;;
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415
K st. NV. ME S.5400.
- 25 H ST. NE. -
Almost-new building; suitable many
purposes; 20x130; 2 toilets; gas
heat; s skylights; fiuorescent light
ing. WO. 6-246S. al
WIS. AVE, BETHESDA; 1900 SO. IT.
Call OIL. 2-0793. lie
S2I4 PiNEY BRANCH RD.-75O 50.
it.; liv. quarters avail; also com
mercial shop. space avail. Call DU.
7-9264. or AID. 2-1S54.
EXCEL. LOCATION for beauty parlor,
baby shop, dress shop, appliance or
any other type Of business; plenty
of parking space. EN-. 2-545O;
Evening star., 1953-01-15
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SIX-YEAR. end TRUST NOTE,
o4s $3.50 tb.S 1882 di.cNn. Amss st. ns fGS
REALTY Co.. ST. S-9433. IA.
$4,76O 2nd TRUST; S4s.09 per mo. i:
secured by 6-year-oid D. c. house.
Price; 5000. DI. 1870 or ia.
WANTED, LOAN, on 8 ocean beach
lots, Maryland. Will give first mort
gage at So interest. Write ERNEST
DUPREE. Rte. No. 8. Winchester.
Va. 10"
end TRUST, deferred purchase; on
brick rambler in Wheaton; $4,000,
payable $25 mo-. 6%; only So 200.
SIX-YEAR, End TRUST NOTE,
$5.45O. 3342 Ames st. ne, for more
than " discount. BERGMAN
REALTY co. ST. 3-9433. ia.
ATT: End TRUST sELLERS-List
your notes on our mortgage exchange
board at your price. No charge II
not sold Our fee is go If we sell.
VIM. L. WAKEFIELD CO.. IA. 7-1773.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont }

used very little; new throushout;
F;R FoRp CO.. of 1897 ~ EastHwest ssSi MfSUh hWy..
sil. sprs.. .oMHd. Md. Open evenings till
FORD 1e4e h-ton VS.; recondi-
ea RSE roRP sfSi co eSs fss 4 7gS; ssste@sst West
iii MsS g. 81 gG SpFs SH7so4 ma open eve1iBss is
FORD Isl F-6 chassis and cab; l76-
IN; wheelbase; 2-speed axle; s:25x
70 ,a,.,os tires; low mileage; excellent
FORD nceceo co.. 1887 siaS; East-west MofN0E hWSi.
g., g.; Nd, JU. 5-7S04. Open ewes.
cSEvsoLEr III 80 m-ton pickup; wlg re-
te9ms MoNRoE eaS roRp ean Co. Ss4S 1872
5ssoS' Eess1Wess op.D hwy; Ewes, s: ri f. O. Nd U
FORD 1852 s-cylinder sed.; delivery
(courier); equipped with Fordo-
Ilightt. very lox mileage with new
M8rGE nlS., ao. csooSoooo7: o7ll Florida .17 eve
'IS S1sR RR,'kqD 9DsssG t5pe5 j.. w isa
man who wants truck like this,
1t will go easily at S695. Come and
get It at this sales price. BROAD
STREET MOTORS. 1901 West
Broad st., Falls Church. Open
evenings. Authorized Ford dealer.
INTERNATIONAL Metro" like new,
1900 miles; original owner. Sac
rifice, ST. 1876; terms. ROPER" !"
18th and r. I. ave. ne. 16s
CHEW. 40 k-ton panel; heater; /
owner; SS25. JA. S-2O14. -1S
CHEv. '46 h,ton panel; ready to
work; 30-day guar; 1895. HILL &
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer (AD. 4-4300), lila Vermont
ave. NV.
CHEW. '4S A-ton stake; good body;
clean; ready to work; 30-day guar;
$595. HILL & SANDERS, Wash s
Oldest Ford Dealer CAD. 4-4300),
lila Vermont ave. NV.
CHEVROLET 1850 A-TON PICKUP;
clean; excel. condition; $s45.
dition throughout; $675. SHERIFF
MOTOR CO.. 900 Rhode Island
ave. ne. AID 0-5O0O lis
Evening star., 1953-01-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

STORE AND SECOND FLOOR for
rent. 927. 10th st. NV. 1900 50; #.
parking facilities, in rear of bldg.
for 2 cars. Second COMMERCIAL.
Ideal location for wholesale or light
manufacturing business. MR.. KAY
ENTIRE end FL. 90x1s. at 1910 9th
st. NV. Power facilities for light
mfg. or offices and storage: Secre-
tarial service and parking. VIII re-
model to suit and a.-cond. Very
reas. rental. Call Hu. $4,000. lis
PENNA. AVE. AT 9th-2nd FIR; ele-
vator; suitable for commercial pur-
poses, ofices, etc. Ma. S-S025. -15
A26 SIXTH ST. N.W.-3-story and
bsmt. semidet. brick bldg; 2nd
commercial; suitable for ofnces.
light manufacturing. warehouse, etc;
shipping entrance and parking In
6I4 9th ST. N.W.-2nd and 3rd mrs.
approx. 1000 50. it.. completely
decorated; immed. occup.; reas. rent
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN q CO.,
1416 K ct. NV. ME. S-5400.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SAILS

100 LOTS or part thereof. In Whea-
ton area; sewer. water and laterals
in; fully cleared; streets to rough
grade; in rapidly expanding devel:
eRpmentE;s Esos ogner will subordinate. Can
BUILDERS. Group "A rambler lots
MILLER NIL As5Es0a 5E. 3 i4iss'0n sRo. MA @ ss55a
wHEAToN-Approx. ga acres with
large frontage on main highway.
Can go commercial. Priced below
market, value. Information. write
pARkWoo6, aEH voc 5'Id IMdoNrG. couNTYEIot
61x1l5; ali utils., streets, sidewalks
in and paid for. RIA. 6-3s64. -15
RAMBLER srrES-SoU down; in lge.
DEVELOPMENT facing Colessyille rd..
Montg. Co; 100000 it., 81, 900 ca.
KAY REALTY CO, RA. $4,000.
CLOSE-IN VIRGINIA = 100 acres.
K4Chenbas EsaSS tSE dszslPpSeSt sX sSeS wh es
& PHELPS, INC. -16
hwy.-45, 600 50. #. first commercial.
S!!ipps fGGfs lio9t' ass2s 50. H4krMAE hs
kEA1TIY; ~ l1sHSo !NG;i 1s46 Good Hope sk rd'
sEM1bEf.Ei isii 1iSi 14SS' to 1s lots: water and
III. 5-29S6. or. 4-7O06
DESIRABLE LOT north Of MacAr-
thur blyd;;; overlookinngs s,,S city an snd
S-6341 or RE. 1888. -16
End COMML., 1900 block Hunt pl
Ge Gs 17oft' MfbbsrN sTGbfsgs 81 80 ssstdr ssj f.
RE. re- 7Eri1si or Mied'As 81. Aa-sS57. 'S''0''
SMALL ACREAGE-Fronta on Lees
burg pike: 16 mi. D. C. Good price;
W. SEAY CO., Realtors, JE. 2-2620.
SEMINARY HILLS, ALEX, VA., OF
Quaker lane-Six k-acre lots,
wooded, some with rustic stream;
all utils. avail. $4,000 ca. ,ov.
BEA1TiFUL SOUTHEAST CORNER
LOT; road surfaced on front and 2
sides; "a blocks from bus and shop
ping center; utilities in. LU. 2-9113.
FOR SUBDIVIDING-Land for low
cost housing development. 35 acres,
$500 an acre, located within 8
HoEIEY-rHoMPsoN, Hull y Il mr. Realty, As1E KE.
$3.50; eyes,, JE. 2-S14S.
FAIRFAX COUNTY AT FOREST
WILLIE, near Great Falls and planned
parkway which will make Key
Bridge Sonly 10 minutes away. On
blacktop road near excel. school.
A homesite or a subdivision tract,
cleared and wooded available.
WRIGHT REALTY, INC.
No. North Glebe Road ia. 2-4SOO
Evening star., 1953-01-15
BoATS

BUYING OR SELLNG-Consult us
Fss Largest ss Yacht br9ksEs @N WAs " Ae
MGToN MARINA 1900 Maine ave
s.v RE 7-4797
21-FT. CABIN CRUISER; sleeps q;
excellent condition.; going overseas;
must sell Immediately. EN-. $3.50.
ALUMINIUM SKIFF,
13 IT. long. practically new. $3.50.
RA. 3-61S9. -15
Evening star., 1953-01-15
TRUCKS FOR SALE

fS1R tSaeS conS asSp II 'sn snssso: S1sA0'; ;-hs
. peri. ~ cond. S1So cash and take
over payments. Call AP. 7-6SO7.
81 sedan: delivery. new
s1s5 sGnd SsaS S@saaSNHSTTHN GAEGF0n1To AUTO Osk0P. K. F.
INC. both sides Of 7th at R sts: NV;
NO. 7-2700. Open evenings ~ 9
GMc INC 1s4e dump. Model so2. with 2,
I'd. body, 2-speed axle and S.25x2O
tires; $3.50 or best offer; can ar
range financing. WA. 7-272s.,
FORD 80 VS. 12-ft. stake truck;
orig. owner: low mileage. EDGE
MOOR MOTOR CO.. $685. wis. ave
GMC a paeksse delivery: soodd
cond.; $225. Call HA. 2-S9s5. -15
CHEVROLET 194s h-ton panel; one
guaranteed; finished like new; SS95:
Also. 1850 Chevrolet pickup. Sold
and serviced by US since new. $995.
Also, 1946 Chevrolet A-ton. panel.
A good. solid truck all around. $495.
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CHEVROLET 1850 de luxe pickup;
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car. Half-car now; 6-ply tires.
Overload springs. Radio and heater.
Spot and fog lights. Kept in ga
rage. Can be seen rear 2919 Belle
vue Terrace NV or cal nal RANDY S9
FORD 194s VS.; long wheelbase;
beautiful stake body; excellent con-
dition; terms or cash; S695. ROBERT
HERSON. 72 Fla. ave. NE, AID.
rRucKs-1s52 III cHS; F-e dump, good con-
dition. low mileage. low price.
Dodge '52 h-ton panel. $500 miles.
price 81 1875. JE. 2-S266. lie
FORD 4S panel truck; 10000 actual
miles; 1878. After 6 on weekdays.
CHEVY. 80 sedan delivery: used very
little; new-truck appearance: heater.
low terms; prieed e sell, Se9o.
Fraser, 222 End st. NV. (at Consti-
tuition ave9. EX. 3-4106. -16