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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-15
Small Herds

The largest ones in Maine total
about 200-on the farms of Reed
Brothers and Tom Houghton, Jr.,
at Fort Fairfield, A. ]. Michaud
of Grand Isle, and Leo Daigle of
Fort Kent. Half are breeding
cows. Some farmers are crossing
dairy and beef strains.
Hudson Bearce, who has a herd
of 25 near Houlton, says, Aroos-
took is good beef country.
The animals seem to thrive, he
says. The potato land is rotated
and during the years it is resting
cattle can Craze on a crop of hay
that might not be harvested, he
adds, at the same time enriching
the land with fertilizer.
Farmers can put their cattle out
to Craze and virtually forget
about them during the busy
potato growing time The cattle
need no shelter except a wind
break.
Some farmers are stacking
silage in the fields. Some are
piling hay, on which the cattle
will feed themselves through the
long Maine winter.
It's fewer than 10 years since
beef cattle were initiated into
Aroostook on any sizable scale
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-15
DEATHS
RECORDED

Ackley, Brit W., 50, March 13,
Coronary thrombosis.
Cross, Gertrude, 60, March z,
Generalized Carcinomatasis.
Evans, Ulysses Grant, "a, March
8, Congestive heart failure.
Green, Ella L., 81, March S,
Broncho pneumonia.
Judy, Nancy E. 80, March 19,
Cardiac Insufficiency.
Mcfarland, Orion W., 88, March
z, Old age with myocarditis.
Williamson, Harry Edward, 81,
March 19, Asphyxiation by strang-
ulation.
Wood, Charlotte Caroline, 72,
March Is, Congestive heart failure.
Alcott ,Eugenia Maxwell, 66,
April "a, Angina pectoris. :
Burnette, Thadford, Sc, April %,
Hemorrhage of brain.
Church, Wallace Sheldon, 10,
April %, Acute Nephritis.
Elam, Jess Sylvester, y mos,
March %, Hydrocephalus.
Fullerton, j. Lee, 80, April %,
Coronary Occlusion.
Howard, Rosene Elizabeth, 80,
March 4, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Hughes, Minnie E., II, April 19,
Coronary occlusion.
Jackson, Harlow, "a, April 1,
Coronary thrombosis.
Lentz, Mary Jarpine, 49, April
9, Carcinoma of liver.
Mckinney, Goldie Francis, SO,
April ID, Cerebral hemorrhage.
Miller, Albert, 80, January %.
1858, Broncho Pneumonia delay
ed.
Simons, Cecile Margaret, 65,
April II, Coronary thrombosis.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-15

Cattle also do well with potatoes.
in their diet. In recent surplus
years the government, which sup
ported the price under its subsidy
program, practically gave away
Gull potatoes for use as cattle
feed. The feed spuds were died
blue to identify them.
Purchases Pooled
The State Agriculture Depart
ment helps out with pool pur-
chases of heifers in the West
much as it buys apple trees in
big lots for orchardists. Most of
the cooperative work is done
through the Aroostook County
Livestock Association which only
last June hired Martin Cannon of
Presque Isle as its first full time
fieldman.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-15

county that sends more potatoes
in the nation wants to add the
!, build beef cattle industry.
G grazing land for cattle in the
Potatoes, like most crops, have
their good and bad years. When
they're glut on the market,
agricultural officials search the
future for auxiliary items to help
the farmer. Peas for freezing,
broccoli and cattle feed are bring
ing in some income.
Many farmers, however, see
beef cattle Frightening the dark
years.
Beef is grown entirely as a
sideline to potatoes" says Dun
ming. Potatoes are and probably
always will be the mainStay of
Aroostook. We probably now have
125 herds of beef cattle in the
county"
But all of the little herds put
together wouldn't do much more
than equal single herd of some
Western ranges.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-15
Deer Greek Glass
On Columbus Trip

The Deer Creek Township
eighth grade class took their an
nual trip to Columbus last week.
The trip was planned and con-
Quoted by Principal j. Frank Roth
well. The group enjoyed tours
through the following: State Cap
ital, The Columbus Citizen. The
afternoon was spent at the Mu-
scum at Ohio State University.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-15
Famed POTATO COUNTRY
BY EARL ARoNSON
AP Newsf'e atures


HOULTON, Me-The Maine
to the table than any other are;
meat that goes SO we'll with spud'
ArooStook County is trying t,
There's plenty of fine, rollir
states northermost county. Only
10000 of the d,129,000 acres are
used for agriculture, 1880 of
them for potatoes.
Clement S. DunnIng, assistant
county agricultural agent, esti-
mates there are 10000 head of
cattle in Aroostook now, 10000
of them beef critters, Hereford
predominates and there is a spat-
tering of Angus and shorthorn.
More Cattle
Francis Buzzell, chief of the
State Agriculture Departments
Division of Animal Husbandry
reports the cattle population in
Aroostook has grown "a per cent
in the past two years. Aroostook,
he figures, could handle 100000
head on available feed Sheep
production also has increased
considerably.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
175,OOO More Acres Of Oil Leases Filed On In Anchorage Land Office

ANCHORAGE, H- More oil lease applications were filed at the Land Office here Wednesday and a Shell Oil Company repre- sentative said his company plans to drill for oil in Alaska next month.
 Anthony Kappa, Jr., who all ready has filed on thousands of acres for a number of persons, made applications for 173,000 acres for 35 other persons We'd nesday. He paid 25 cents an acre for the leases, totaling $44,060.
 Two of the applicants named on the papers filed by Kappa were Phyllis and Cecelia Farney. Kappa who works in the District Engi- neers office, said the Farneys are members of the Wurlitzer family, manufacturers of musical instru- ments.
 He said the leases were being filed because he and his family are interested in Alaska and want to develop local sources of fuel oil for increasing the population in the territory. He said explora- ton will begin this summer and, if warranted, drilling would fol- low immediately.
 V. w. Finch, division eXplora- ton manager for Shell, said the oil company should have its drill ing operations underway by mid May. He and James Berry, oper- ations supervisor, have been in Anchorage lining up field parties.
 Finch said there is no doubt that oil is available-the problem is where to sink a profitable well.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
Hiqh School

We had our annual skiing party last Friday and it proved to be a lot of fun. Some of us who didn't have any skis or didn't know how toboggan.
 to ski, slid down the hill on a
 The play cast has been busy working on the annual school play-rest assured, a comedy in three acts, by Donald Payton.
 Some of the classes have al- ready started their general review as we are nearing the end of this six-Week period.
 Several of the students in short hand and typing are entering the all-AlaSkan commercial test which is being given next week.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
WEATHER FORECAST

Compiled by the
 US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
 Cloudy with intermittent light snow becoming partly cloudy to- morrow. Winds light, variable.
 Low temperature expected to- night 10, high Saturday 20.
 Nome data last "A hours as of ' am. today: Precipitation 06 in. High temperature 32, low IS. Max. wind mph from the north. Sun rise at 5:11 a.m., sunset 700 pm.
 Temperatures a year ago today: high II, low IA. Extremes this date since 1907: high 38 in 1888, low -23 in 1949
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
? SCHOOL NEWS
First Grade

One group of first graders has completed the first reader "Our New Friends" and is using supple mentary readers.
 Another group is using Down Our Street" first reader with it's accompanying workbook.
 Marlin Hawk has moved to Aniak; Margaret Weyanna to Tel Ter Mission; and Ethel Kungesuk has gone to Mt. Edgecumbe for a short time.
 Bessie Piscoya accompanied her mother to Wales recently. Bessie's grandfather is ANS teacher there.
 Jim Jack went with his mother to White Mountain for their church conference. He was quite impressed with the many trees he saw.
 Leslie Green has re : entered school after an extended illness.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
President May Continue Truman Restriction On
 Government Information

WASHINGTON, R- President Eisenhower talked Thursday as if he might continue a 16-months old restriction on government in formation. Aides declined to in terpret his remarks.
 A news conference questioner wanted to know whether the President intended, as had been reported in recent weeks, to re- scind or amend the. order issued by former President Truman in December, 1851.
 This order gave civilian agen- cies the power to classify as sec ret and thus withhold from pub lication official information whose release they felt would prove damaging to the nations security. Heretofore, only the Pentagon and State Department had such au- thority.
 Eisenhower told his conference the order was one of the things that had been mentioned in his official family, but no decision had been reached.
 He went on to say that if any reporter ever knew of specific instance where the order was ap- piled to the detriment of the press he wished the matter would be brought to the attention of his press secretary, James Hagerty.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
Second Grade

Since the 18th of February, nine pupils have perfect attend ance records. They are: Joe Bar Der, Mark Brown, Carol Doyle, Carolyn Hudgins, Pauline Larson, Nicky Longley, Carol Miller, Johnny Payenna and Allen Reed.
 We are reviewing arithmetic and spelling. The children have each been presenting two words that they wish the class to learn. We have had to discard many new words much to the disgust of the class.
 We have our room decorated with Easter bunnies, eggs and baskets. Our main decorative ob- ject is the Easter Tree decked with colored eggs and little chicks. The base of the tree is covered with Easter grass, with more col0red eggs, rabbits, East CT candy and baskets. We plan to have an Easter party Friday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
OPERATION LITTLE SWITCH"

MUNSAN, R-The US. Eighth Army has named the proposed exchange of sick and wounded prisoners of war operation Little Switch"
 The overall exchange of prison CTS will be known as operation Big Switch" if it takes place.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03

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The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03

Fine Job Printing al the Nugget
Evening star., 1953-01-04
LIVING ROOM
Modern

M00efn
$3.50 ARMLESS LoVESEAT in
green fobric
1880 ARMLESS LOUNGE
CHAIR covered in red metoIlie
fobric
lz5,75 FIREslDE CHAIRS COW
cred in white poodle fabric,
each
5000 HIGH BACK WING
CHAIR in yellow and brown,
reversible spring cushion
$500 SWEDISH occA-
SloNAL CHAIR fully uphoI-
stered.in red Scotch linen
1880 SWEDISH WING
CHAIR in green Scotch linen.
l84.00 LOUNGE CHAIR in
unusuoI California fabric, with
block lacquer frome
1850 CLUB CHAIR with
brick tufted beck, reversible
spring cushion. covered in
chortreuse
1850 ARMLESS LOUNGE
CHAIR covered in olive ob-
street print
1890 LOUNGE CHAIR COW
cred in tweed. persimmon
z5l.5o ARMLESS LovESEAT
in coroI fobrie, with tufted
boek ond scot
l84.00 SWEDISH CLUE
CHAIR in imported print fob
ric and reversible foam rubbeI
cushion ------------,----
Evening star., 1953-01-04
OCCASIONAL
Traditional

r00ItlonoI
1000 MAHOGANY LAMP
TABLES, with Ieother hand
fooled top 80 - :
$3.50 PIcKLED PINE BARo-
QUE ROUND COCKTAIL
TABLE with glass top
800 CHINESE CHlPPEN-
DALE END TABLES, hond dec
oroted on Chinese red and
block lacquer, as is
1890 ocTAGONAL COCK
TAIL TABLE. picked pine,
with genuine silver leaf top
hand decorated under, glass :
$3.50 KENT OF GRAND
RAPIDS GAME TABLE, all
rnohoeony with removable
top with leather on one side
and wood checker or chess
arrangement on other. Makes
excellent desk
1000 BARoQUE occA-
.SIoNAl TABLE with caFved
cupid pedesfdI and top Of
gold. and silver Ieof. hond
decorated under glass ------
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LIVING ROOM.
Modern

zlS.25 CLUB CHAIR covered
in turquoise and brown fobrie.
t.ttsd arms 1900
40S.00 3-Pc. CURVED Sec
TloNAL SOFA with reversible
i s!sy fab.ie $500
$1,000 2-Pc. SECTIONAL
SOFA consisting Of right and
lett loveseots covered in brown
metollie fobrie - 31a. 90
62o50 2-Pc. SECTIONAL
SOFA, consisting Of right and
left loveseot covered in pump
kin and brown $500
$500 2-Pc. SECTIONAL
SOFA consisting Of right and
left arm loveseots, covered in
omber metolIic fobric, reversi-
bic foam rubber cushions - 3o5 90
$500 z-PC. SECTIONAL
SOFA consisting Of right and
left arm Ioyeseots, covered in
black, green and white plaid
imported linen. with foam !.
rubber reversible cushions as. 90
634.00 S-FT. CURVED FRONT
SOFA, all foam construction.
mohoeony hond-rubbed frome
and legs, covered in turquoise
metoI!ie fobrie -4 49s.oo
$500 HUGE sERPENTlNE
SECTIONAL SOFA in hond-
printed linen fobrie sos. 90
Evening star., 1953-01-04

LIVING ROOM
Traditional

bS0bNbVbb&B
lo7.o0 CLUB CHAIR, smoke
color inside and fIome tone
velvet outside
1000 HIGH BACK FAN
CHAIR with reversible spring
down cushion !,
1880 ARMLESS FlRESlDE
CHAIRS, in rose coral bouele,
biscuit tufted beck and scot,
black and gold frames. eoeh,
1880 MASSIVE WING
CHAIR in red moteIosse,
Chippendole ball and Glow
feet. reversible spring filled
cushion -
1880 ARMLESs TUFTED
BACK CHAIR covered in
covoIier red velvet
1890 WOOD ARM LOUNGE
CHAIR in green moteIosse, all
foom rubber construction
$3.50 RIGHT AND LEFT
FlRESlDE CHAIRS with deep
tufted arms and books, COW
cred in chortreuse motelosse,
kick pIeot skirt =.
1880 REGENCY FIREsIDE
CHAIRS covered in eroy
moteIosse on inside scot and
boek, red velvet outside,
corved frames
1900 REGENCY FIRESIDE
CHAIRS in purple feather
design motcIosse with rich
mohcgony frames
244.o0. DECORATOR
LOUNGE CHAIR in kelly
green motelosse, tufted back,
down and feather cushion.
kick pIeot skirt
z73.75 LAWSON SOFA in
rose moteIosse, z reversible
spring cushions, fringe base.
52s.25 CURVED FRONT
CHARLES OF LONDON
SOFA in sroy moteIosse, z
reversible spring cushions,
fringe base
43l.50 REGENCY LovESEAT
with heort shoped back, deep
tufting, covered in cocoa
motelosse, one-pieee down
and feother cushion
S67.75 3-Pc. REGENCY SEC
TloNAL SOFA with curved
front. built to the floor, COW
cred in red moteIosse, with 3
down and feather cushions
Evening star., 1953-01-04
90
BEDROOM
554.25 5-PIECE ANTIQUE
MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE

554.25 5-PlEcE ANTIQUE
MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE
consisting Of dresser and oval
mirror, double bed, chest on
chest and two night tobIes 449.0O
647.50 5-PC. MORGANTON
CHERRY AND PINE SUITE
consisting Of triple dresser
bose, mirror, double bed. chest
and z night tobIes ---- Sits
70SO0 5-PC. MoRGANT0N
SWIRL MAHOGANY SER
PENTINE FRONT 18th
CENTURY ENGLISH SUITE
consisting Of dresser base,
mirror, chest with golIey,
double bed ond Z night tobles, .595. 90
Evening star., 1953-01-04
DINING ROOM
Traditional

$500 MAHOGANY 18th
CENTURY ENGLISH TAM
6oUR CABINET SERVER
l05.75 MAHOGANY DROP
LEAF EXTENSION DINING
TABLE, with two l0-ineh
Leaves -------------
1000 WILLIAMS KIMP
OF GRAND RAPIDS CHEST
SERVER in mahogany
22250 5-Pc. FRENCH
PROVINCIAL DtNETTE,
tobIe and four choirs, in
Widdieomb bisque finish on
solid birch -------------
1875 e-Pc. CHERRY
FRENCH PROVINCIAL
SUITE consisting Of buffet,
hutch top, oval tobIe, two
arm and four side chairs =
5000 9-Pc. MORGAN
TON SWIRL MAHOGANY
FULL-StZE SENIOR SUITE
consisting Of credenzo buf-
fet, breokfront chino, S-ft.
extension. toble. z arm and
4 side chairs ------------
l,o08.50 l0-Pc. REGENCY
MAHOGANY SUITE con-
sistins Of Ioree credenzo
buffet, breokfront chino, 8.
foot ovoI extension 4tobIe,
server, z arm and 4 side
chairs ----------------
Evening star., 1953-01-04
OCCASIONAL
Modern

:. "O0SIU
51.5o BLEAcHED MAHoG-
ANY LAMP TABLE, as is =
1926 ROUND BLEAcHED
MAHOGANY COCKTAIL
TABLE, as is
5l.o0 LINED OAK COCK
TAIL TABLE with wood shelf
ond gloss top -----4-
5000 coRDovAN MAHoe-
ANY CORNER BOOKCASE,
1850 BEIGE OAK LAMP
TABLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1000 GRAND RAPIDS
LINED OAK GOSSIP
BENCH
1890 THREE-sEcTIoN
BOOKCASE in soble woInut
with sliding glass doors I
4Oe.00 S A B L E WALNUT
BREAKFRoNT BOOKCASE
with eobinet space in bot
tom section. sliding gloss
doors at top -------------- 2
Evening star., 1953-01-04
DINING ROOM

6l.O0 CHERRY FRENCH
PROVINCIAL ARM CHAIRS.
1925 KNOTTY PINE COR
NER CABINET
ILLS KNOTTY PINE
HUTCH CABINET -----
1850 MAHOGANY 18th
CENTURY CREDENZA
BUFFET -------------
1880 CHERRY FRENCH
PROVINCIAL BUFFET -
1915 5-PC. WISCONSIN
CHAIR co. FRENCH GRAY
DlNETTE SUIT consisting Of
oval extension tobIe and 4
side chairs --------- ------
4So.75 e-PC. CHERRY
FRUITWooD FRENCH PRO-
VINclAL SUITE consisting
Of buffet, hutch top, ovol
tobIe. 2 arm and 4 side
chairs -------------------
Evening star., 1953-01-04
LIVING ROOM
Traditional

$3.50 OCCASIONAL
CHAIRS with mahogany
frame, covered in block
florol topestFy --------- 65.O(
1920 PROVINCIAL LOVE-
SEAT with mohoeony frome,
covered in rose and ehor-
treuse print fobrie. Tufted
back -'---------------- 1896
1890 LOUNGE CHAIR in
green moteIosse, with tufted
back and reversible foam
rubber cushion. fringe base. 1897
Evening star., 1953-01-04
BEDROOM
Traditional

AssoRIMENT OF 500
DRESSER AND aad
VANITY MIRRORS S~-------- e.e5
3400 MAHOGANY HEPPLE-
WHITE NIGHT TABLES 1900
ASSORTMENT 1880
or NIGHT and
TABLES -- $3.50
5z.25 'coRDovAN MAHoG-
ANY NIGHT TABLES - 1850
700 MoRGANToN SWIRL
MAHOGANY DoUsiI BED $3.50
l5s.25 JOHN WIDDIcoMB
OF GRAND RAPIDS AN
TIQUE WHITE DECORATOR
MIRROR :. - 1900
1890 MoRGANToN SWIRL
MAHOGANY VANITY BASE
AND MIRROR "a. so
$500 6-FT., Sin. UPHoL-
sTERED HEADBoARD - lze.oO
1880 3-Pc. FRENCH PRO-
vINcIAL GROUP consisting
Of double bed and z night
tobIes in cherry fruitwood : 1850
$500 MoRGANToN
CHERRY AND PINE TRIPLE
DRESSER AND MIRROR -----17o 90
3sl.5o .4-pc. coNTEMpoR-
AIRY BURNT ALMOND
GROUP consisting Of double
bed. chest on chest and Z
night tobIes. 249.00
$3.50 5-Pc. ROBERT W. =
IRWIN OF GRAND RAPIDS
MAHOGANY HEpPLENHlTE
SUITE with beautiful mar
j qaetry Inlay decoration. Con-
sists Of II drawer, 60-inch
triple dresser with serpentine
front, mirror, unusual dec
orator double bed, chest, and
4 night tobIes ----------- 695. 90
1890 5.Pc. FRENCH
LOUIS XIV sERPENTlNE
AND BoMBE CARVED AS
PEN SUITE. Consists Of
double dresser, carved frame
mirror, double bed, chest on
chest, and z step night
tabIe. --------------- l.Is5.oo
Evening star., 1953-01-04
BEDDING

l74.75 DECORATOR CHAIR
BED IN green fabric. Open.
into 2-ft, Sin. bed with in.
nersprins mattress
z3z.OO PULLMAN ARMIES
LovESEAT SLEEPER
Il.50 cALlQUlLT SOFA.
SLEEPER with holsters on
arms. covered in coral nubb,
fabric ------- $500
53l.00 PULLMAN DECO.
RAToR MODERN SLEEPER
in seometric top quality fab.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
BEDROOM

$500 DOUBLE BED in =.
Bordeaux cherry cordovon 3o. 50
9l.0O HEATHER WALNUT
DOUBLE BED 40. 80
1880 l02-inch coRDo-
VAN MAHOGANY HEAD
BOARD -..- 1880
l3l.00 42-inch HAND.
RUBBED coRDovAN MA
HosxNY CHEST 1850
206.75 2-Pc. CHERRY
CoRDoVAN SUITE con. s.
sistine Of dresser, and mir
ror, and double bed d----.:.- 1Ao. 90
277.00 SKIES CHERRY
DOUBLE DRESSER AND
MIRROR 1890
29o.25 3-Pc. CHERRY
SUITE consisting Of double
dresser, and mirror, double
bookcase bed, and chest 1900
33s.25 3-Pc. SOLID
WAxED BIRCH SUITE con-
sistine Of dresser and mirror,
chest, and double bed 27o. 90
$4,000 DECORATOR
CHEST in imported teak
veneerS 206 00
$500 apo. CoRiANDER
LIGHT OAK SUITE con-
sistine Of triple dresser ond
mirror, double bed, z night
tobles 10000
4o6.75 3-Pc. VIKING OAK
SUITE consisting Of double
dresser and mirror, double
bed and chest ---. 33o. 90
470.50 5-Pc. PALoMiNo
LIGHT OAK SUITE consist
ing Of double dresser and
mirror, double bed, chest
and z night tobles = s@-- 3oS. 90
1850 apo. FIESTA WAL -,
NUT SUITE, consisting OF
double dresser and mirror,
double bed. and z eobinet
nisht tobIes - ss5:oo
477oo 3-Pc. KORUNA
SUITE consisting Of double
dresser and mirror. double
bed and chest - 3oY 00
6lo75 Ape. coRDovAN
MAHOGANY SUITE con-
sistine Of curved front
dresser and mirror, double
bed. chest and night tobIe AoS 90
10000 9-Pc. DEcoRA-
TOR SUITE in Topoz ma
hoseny, consisting Of triple
dresser bose. mirror. drop
leof desk or vonity base,
mirror, double bed, chest,
bench and z night tobles-- I ,3eS 90
Evening star., 1953-01-04
DINING ROOM

56.75 AFRICAN OAK JUNIOR
EXTENSION TABLE--
l05.25 coRDovAN MAHoG-
ANY BUFFET ~
l17.50 coRDoVAN MAHoG-
ANY CORNER CABlNET---
1890 coRDovAN MA
H0GANY BUFFET --------
ll2.75 coRDoVAN MA
HoGANY CHINA CABINET
1915 GRAY WALNUT
SENIOR BUFFET -----
1860 coRDovAN MA
HoGANY TABLE -
233.50 5-Pc. GRAY WALNUT
SUITE. consisting Of round ex-
tension table. ] arm and 3
side choirs -- 1
427.25 8-Pc. GRAY WALNUT
SUITE consisting Of china,
round extension toble, z arm
and 4 side ehoirs-
Evening star., 1953-11-04
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S5 nhn DOWN

Brick rambler; 8 bedrms.: IL minis.
to Panetagon; full bsmt., finished
rec. rm., fully equipped kit; dag-
stone patio. Owner at ia. 7-742S,
Evening star., 1953-11-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1850 2-dr. sedan; up to IS
miles per gallon; S495. 2-day
money-back trial, 4-month written
guarantee. HILL 81 SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1i14
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. .
ANGLIA '53: $500 mi. excel. cond
$1,000 or best offer. KE. S-4764.
ANGLIA '4s 4-dr; Al S2as. as
Austin 4-dr; C$4ss;. ,5$ Austin new
Sss' S$ss's; M N g, SO ISL s. i;3sS: 80 sPJs PSs,
IN our 8ist Year
AUSTIN 1853 4-dr. sedan. low mile
Norris 2-dr. sedan. 1895; Consul
tFordD 1851. radio and heater. S795:
Clean, S895. MANHATTAN AUTO
K.-F., INC. Factory Sales and Serv-
ice for Kaiser, Henry ]. WHY'S,
Austin Healey Sports Car. Austin
of England. Morris and M. @. Both
sides of 7th and r SITS. NV. NO.
7-2700. Established 1914. -
BUICK 81 4-door: r. and h., Dyna-
flow, showroom appearance; a must
for the discriminating buyer. See
and drive it, you're sure to buy it.
YOU. car. MCNEIL tStudebakeO. q.
4034 Wis. ave, EN-. 3-72S6. --5
BUICK '52 Super Riviera coupe; r,
and h.. Dynaflow. tinted glass. Wv.
neg trss 2foss sFsen H6YEs YYisss Gfoa MoToR as
SALES o1l317 Rhode Island ave ne.
Evening star., 1953-11-04
TRUCKS FOR SALE

1853 b-ton panel; all
most new: reaS. offer. easy terms.
1915 Columbia rd. NV. CO. SOL SO.
-6
FORD 40 Express; 24-ton: can't be
beat at this price $685.. MONROE
FORD, 1897 East-West hwy. Silver
Spring; Nd. JU. 5-7s04. Open eve
FORD az dump "v-s." Ready to
work. Only S792. MONROE FORD.
Nd. oJU. 5-7s04. Open evenings
so h-ton pickup. See this for
solid transportation Only S195.
MONROE FORD, 800 Wisconsin
aye. nv. Wo. $4,000. Open eve
CHEVSRoLLEf 40 h-ton panel; very
clean. mechanically AL; S345,
MONROE FORD; 1897 Easst-WSesst
Open evenings til 9.
STUDEBAKER 81 is-ton pickup:
very clean, low mileage. dark green.
good paint tires and mech: cond;
Inspection guar. Special S695. LEE
D. BUTLER. INC. 1l21 2lst SC.
NV, DI. 7-0l 10.
Evening star., 1953-11-04
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '46 dump truck. Can you buy
a truck like this? Eaton, 2-speed
rear axle. Hoist and motor perfect,
S345, sos down. SLIGO MOTORS.
Spring. Md, JU. 7-90S0, evenings.
'53 1-ton panel: peri.
cond., 1000 mi; 81, ,275. terms II
desired. LA. 6-61S4. IS
INTERNATIONAL VANNETTE-Pan-
ell body truck 1912; ideal for dry
cleaner. furn., ETC.; peri. mech,
tires and bodyj S%Sj sacrif.; SI66.
SO; Ia-ton. stake body
with hydraulic lift in peri. cond,:
body lifts like dump. This is very
good buy from a builder, $3.50. ME.
S-6424; ewes. JU. 5-0421. -6
FORD 5s pans p%6NnoSE StOp PoFp Ffsi Yslss dSs
East-West hwy. S. s.. Md. JU. 81
1904 Open evenings It'll 9.
40; A-ton pickup;
mechanically AL; only S495. NON
ROE FORD. 1897 East-West hwy.
Silver Spring. Md. JU. 5-7S04. Open
evenings It'll g.