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Evening star., 1954-12-12

BUICK 1850 Riviera club cgups: I.
yertihle may Be yours for as low q
50 down. Pun price. $60a HAND
LET-FCRD, 1923 Ca. ave. NV.
"a. 9-S4l6. Closed Sunday. sss
BUICK '5a conv.: power steerinE. elec
windows. I. and b.: 5000 mi, IN
Earops With ofheiai car: Slices
/ HU. 3-6S3g.
BUICK 1851 Special convertible; with
Dynaflow, radio and heater; Jet black
flEish and leather interior; $996.
PARKWAY-FORD. 1851 NJ st NV.
AID. 2-t11S5. Open 2 to 3: sat. til 8,
BUICK 1850 super 4-dr.: with Dyna-
now. radio and heater: excellent
blue finish, with harmonizine in
terror. S7a6. pARKWAY-FORD,
305l II ST. NV. AD. 2-01S5. Open
3 N 8: Sat. It'll q.
BUICK 1850 Super sedanette; Dyna-
now, radio. heater; fally. equipped.
medium shade Of blue: $3.50. AR
NV. AID. 4-S500; also $3.50 I4th
St NV, RA. 3-9670 IA
BUICK "a Riviera hard top: Dyna-
fiow. radio. heater; fully equipped
two-tone gray, less than 1000 mi
S2.sss. ARCADE PONTIAC. i4S7
irving 81. NV. AD. 4-S500. alsc
$500 18th st. NV, RA. S-96T0.
BUICK Al super conv. cpe. =. ana h.
$399. HORNER'S COR. Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. At 9th. Ii
BUICK so e-tone; Dyna., I. and h.
$l.199. HoRNER'S COR, Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave ne. at 9Th. Ii.
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. TRAIL gRs (conIIR. !

2s-FT. BREMEN HOUSE TRATEER,
tandem wheels. Prieed for quick
sale. Apply Lot 1O7. Potomac
Park Motor Court. -12
SILVER DOME 1867 20 ft.. excel.
cond.. $4,000. Lot No. 2. Boiling
LAkGE All E0ifs HTTRAc. rae LUGGAGE TRAIL
ER, 4Sx4axO6 in. entirely incl,
lined with Iinoleum and padioeked.
mounted spare wheel and tire. suit
able for sleeping. Price $126.
2723 n. Edison. Arl- Va. KE.
sfLSER DOME. ! $500. s1-ft.. .
room with everything except bath.
AIIssyTERE AIlIIay 4 e. UfnfTY 21iG I'll TRsiIEs. IaaE /
Il. wide. IT. long, 8 It. sides. new.
sPaRTESEfTE, M RT1EsSSfif; so-ft.. Al eondi-
ton. low down payment. Phone
UTiLITY iii gSps2gi TRAILER. new tires. 4xs
VA. VA 7-e3sa. % M 49, . sso-
rms. all mod; lived in less than i
yr. $2.495. Can accept as little as
$495 down, Unpaid balance through
our local bank.
STREAMLTTE, 1854. 27 IT.; COM
pletely modern; has shower with
tnb: used less than 90 days. $2,606.
Will accept as little as S695 down
PAN AMERICAN. 1919. 33 IT.; /
bedrm; Just like brand-neW. S2.4g5.
MOBILE CRUISER. 1852. 35 IT.; q
bedrmg. $2.79J. 38ss.s
GLIpER issSS q n ss n; al modern; Z
COLONIAL. 1858. rs #: / bedrna.
TRAVELo. 1862: bedrm.: wail-to-
wall carpeting. all modern; 80 #,
Cannot be told from brand-new. in-
side or out. S2,495.
SEVERAL OTHERS TO choose from
Prices have been reduced on some
Of these. We are Offering as much
as $1,000. II will pay you to visit
COLES
WASH. BALTIC. BLVD.
B Miles NJ of Laurel. u. 8.
Parkway 5-I922 liz
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AUToAAoBllEs FoR SALE

CADILLAC Coups pe yille: purehsSet
new Aug. 1858; 13s0o0 mi.s ! cWnex'
always gayageds r. h. Hydra, power
steering, Aufronie Eye. tinted glass
elec window lifts. w.-w. tires. pune
ture-proof tubes. spare never used.
dark blue iinish: SSReS. pE a-3s22.
CADILLAC ls4s -ss. 4-dr. sedan:
Hydfa-Matic. Z. and b.. SO. coo &C.
tual miles. one owner, midnight hlue
fnish: new white-wali tires. imma-
ctilate interior; car positivelyp IN pef-
feet condition IN every way must be
seen to be appreciated, S996. BILL
MOTORS. 500 Wis. ave. Wo.
CADiEIAc 1919 cony.:. HYDRA. com.
pletely. equip, new top, good tires.
Perfect condition. Owner leaying
country. KE. 7-0251. lis
CADILLAC 1858 4-dr. sedan; black.
Wv. tires, +. and h.. 1880 MI !:
!. quick sale. $3.50. En-. 3-6547.
CADILLAC 1881 "62. 4-dr. sedan: 1
owner; less than $4,000 NIL: no
dealers; Call Mr.. HENNERERaER.
CSDIiLAC III model ea cdr. sedan; I
excel cond.: premium tires. S695.
BY OWNER, LU. 4-49o1. Ia
Evening star., 1954-12-12
AuToMosILEs FoR SALE

|BUICK 1853 hard-tcp convertible:
elean: Sl.I90. AMEEICAN SERv-
$50 n Glebe rd.. Arl Va "a
BUICK ia Special eonvertibie; IKE
new; white with red leather tnte-
{ rior Dynafiow. heater and defroster.
radto Mn eGS tisss =. AZ h.. acsessoEiss 6 s. rss
Dys. D;gOu oTnsa mlass oG ssoo 9ssi o5 u. =
BUICK $50 Super cow: all de luxe
eQuipments orig, owner; q. s. Royal
Master Wv. tires: $1,000 or best
offer. Sat. sun. Cali OIL. 4r0l SO;
weekdays. La. 6-SS00, Mr.. SUTTON.
BUICK 1850 super convertible; radio
and heater. DynafioW. excellent con-
dition: as low as $50 down. $40 per
month. BLADENSBURG AUTO CO,
at Peace Cross. WA. 7-076s. Dg =
BUICK "a super Riviera hard top:
DynafloH. power brakes. radio.
heater. tinted glass. Wv. tires:
very low mileage; showroom condi.
soS' on1' ssss salsss rxUE BRos ods
KE. 7-130s. Wis. ave. and Eliicott
st., 8 to 3. l3
BARGAIN FOR ALERT SHOPPER;
new tires. new seat, covers. htr.:
tioor-operated radio. front and
back speakers. dir. indie: sell to
best offer. RA. GAIA. -l2
BUICK 1852 Roadmaster Riviera se-
dan: fully equipped, including power
/ steering. Wv. tires. $l.296. S195
down. 80 others to choose from.
PIEEy BRANCH MOTORS. Ju; g.
BuiCK 1850 Special: fully equipped:
original green finish, As low as 81
down. Full price. S597. HANDLEY-
FORD. 1923 Ca. ave. nv. IA.
9-S416. Closed Sunday, see Monday.
BUICK 80 4-dr. sedan; immac.:
equipped with r. and h., auto. trans.
seat covers. see and drive this
KENYoN-PECK tCheyroletl. .3i40
Lee hwy. Arlington, Va; "a. 3
BUICK, 1949, Super 4-dr. sedan:
$595: Dynafow: =: and h.; very
orig. owner. 3159 N. Military rd..
Arl... Va. IA. 2-6997. -14
Evening star., 1954-12-12

cADTLLAC ,6l s,es's l-dr.; hlack,
ss ls. nsS; 3. ai!sss. sis's h;e::a saa.i: s's Ss
csbnfsc Saa "a So IS B, sedan; run Dover
sssssDn:sssh sss @n:sssshs sarss. sSs b 1sss ssssd n:s
TssaE T4HsissasRdics czDEAc sSi & g. soso oGs- as-
CAD1iiIIIAC li1iIi ;bs ssss s:s col eoups; RADIO and
very low yasisss miissss; PRICED q ss.oss.
SUBURBAN CADILLAC CO. 7020
Arlington I'd. Bethesda. Oh. o-77O0.-
Evening star., 1954-12-12

FORD 1859 truck FL: good cond.,
/ owner. r. and h.. new white side
wall tires. S795. DU. 5-S101. Ia
FORD 1853 * ton pickup: low mile
age: PTact. new tires. 5000. Kf.
FsoRRD6s R6s As @4ton pickup: excel. eond.
| F0Kb. sii.'1aa STAKE @ body; motor recently
! overhanied; excellent buy for small
scntraetor S245. Ar. 7-5ll2. after
rom u ia4g lss-ton stake body; ssy5 4
INTEiRNS2aTIioNAL nS2yIsi ls4s s4.soa7 pick.
\ 1885 7th ST, NV. Hu. 3-3646. ia
\ DODGE so baneE low mileage; excel
\ tires; finish like new. exceptional
| value; only $685.. KENYoN-PECk
siaRtUP GaEVRoHv Hs l4e se5es 6es hDS oSsn AH Fl
cHavRoEES INV SssEaas's; s. h-son pickup. lad
der rack: good cond.: reas. price.
7 $40 10th st, NV. ST. 3.5342.
GMC 42 2h-ton. Central S-3091.
1851. GHHiEEvROLET A-ton crane; A 1
condition; BEST offer. LO. 4-s140.
FORD h-ton panel; excel. through
0ul Just passed O.C, lnSp. IA puy,
1915, trade, terms. 900 Taylor NV
FORD '52 sedan delivery, very clean;
r and Ah.: $500: will take pickup In
trade. JE. 2-5S77.
FORD 1916 Ia-ton pickup; good con-
| dition: new tires; needs new fender:
500. DU. 1860.
1852 CHEVROLET, stake body, @
ton, Al condition May be seen
at 1l25 .4th st. NV.
GMC so h-ton pickup;, excel cond.;
heater, good tires, low mileage:
S5T5 or best offer DU. 5-7364.
FORD ~ VI stake; cattle rack. ntr, ];
! In excel shape; viii consid. trade
for car: $685.. DU, 5-7364.
so CHEVROLET pickup truck. Lo.
| INTEiRSSATIoNAL N1gisSiA 4s XII pickup;
ready rs,. to5 work; As Is, sls5. PARK
CHEVROLET 81 34-tor pickup; ex-
ceptional condition; finish like new;
excellent tires. A real buy; $685..
H KENYON-PECK CHEVROLET. 2636
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, IA.
2-9001. Open til 9:3O weekdays.
TRUCK SPECIAL
4 1853 .353 a-ton flat bed GMC, g
speed rear axle. very good tond
/ This truck is a bargain at $3.50
II To see. call LA. 6-3332 or jE.
Ash A4.s 81 L a
Evening star., 1954-12-12
MONEY WANTED

ID. G. FIRM. we'll known and sub
900 cash for Immediate expansion
program Top interest rate payable
monthly. Complete loan repayable
In 12 months. Ample security as
surance offered at time of inquiry.
Write Box AK. Star. 4-13
Evening star., 1954-12-12
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

80
ALYIS 4,3 litre: 2-tone custom bod,
by Vandefl, plas., real classic; 81,
/ 100 or cffer Or NC: details. 10
ANGLIA ANGLIA 81 s4s7, Hillman. cany.
AGO, hard top S407:s "a Healey
S2,497: 80 Mayflower S69T: 81
Morris. $597; 81 Sunbeam. 81 .297
D JACK PRY. i4th and r,
S395. Also cRoSLEY l948 station
wagon. full price, $195. Larges1
American cars in town. MANHAT-
TAN AUTO. INC. tEst. 1910, Kaiser
: WHY'S and Foreign Cars, 7th at +
st. NV. NO. 7-270o. Branch sales
room, 1910 King st., Alex. Va
King S-5525.
BUICK Al sedanette: In good run
ming condition. Fair tires; r, q.
seat covers. JE. 2-7344.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
1856 Pacen1aker

This 40-foot model is the ultimate
in mobile home living. Choice Of
& i or 2 bedrooms, Undercoated box
steel frame, tandem axies, 4-wheel
electric brakes: heavy alum. exterior
with die stamped corners; 1-piece
galyaneal roof with dressing; ex-
Romea % wiring % tirouSisoat ouSSs fibsrsIas enSi;
Insulation with 2 vapor barriers.
Floor Quoted thermostat controlled
heat; choice Of interior exclusive
oak paneling, birch, mahogany oil
Klinkil; Frigidaire with top freezer;
drop-leaf wrought-iron dinette with
4 chairs; de luxe Gentsch furniture
throughout; more than ample stor.
age: house-type plumbing: automatic
elec. water heater and many other
exclusive features. Payments for
years at low bank rates. This beau
tiful mobile home is open 9 am. to
8 p.m. Mon. through Sat. and
pm. to o pm. Sun. We cordially
invite your inspection.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

USED PARTS for 81 Lincoln, 8:
Chevrolet. 81 Plymouth. so Chrys.
Ter. 40 Mercury and many others
also good used tires. Open Sun
10 til 2. JACKS AUTO PARTS
1000 s. Four Mile-Run dr., Arl
ri STUDEBAKER sale parts OF
Whole RA. 6-3590.
MERCURY CAR RADIO. fits AZ o.
.4s Ford. Mercury: $50. Call WE
1Sii IEi iPoiRD MOTOR. good condition
after i pm. ASK for ART.
TIRES t2t. S.00xl5 white-wall snoy
tires; S24. cost S37. Going to Flori-
da. 1922 Calvert st. NV.
FULL. RACE, 276 GU. In Al Mer
curry engine; heads. 5 carbQretors
ignition, ETC.; complete and run
ming. WO. fi-67OS.
ENGINE. Chev. 194s; 5000 mile
since rebuilt, very, good condition
high lift cam. Mallory ienition ane
rewerked head still in car anc
can be heard running; $50. IL
SPARE PARE TIRE KIT, dual mufier change
over kit, So Mercury. chrome. AID
4-S700. leave name and phone no
MAGrc-AIR HEATER, 1854 Ford
TIRES AND TUBES (e). 5.5ox17
new; S16 takes all. RA. 3-2634
-
Evening star., 1954-12-12
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAyTDsoN 81 .74." ex-
cellent condition; S495: extras.
Call IA. 1850. liz
MOTOR SCOOTER 1854 Lambretta;
125 Id: engine capacity 1913 &C..
fuel consumption 40 miles per
gallon: Sl00 UN. 4-026l.
1000 mi. on engine overhaul, Ike
new rond, must sell. Rf3-5541
TRADE ~ CADILLAC convert, fair
cond. D. G. insp.. new paint for
late model cycle Central S-2846.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
TRUST NOTES foR SALE
Guaranteed Second Trusts

We sell second trusts secured on To-
cal real estate. We collect pay
rnents. remit to you monthly. Our
guarantee IN writing means YOU
get your money back In case Of
default ADAMS PROPERTIES. INC,
1ft(l4 K st NV ST 3-12l5. -
Evening star., 1954-12-12
GARAGES
TRUCKS FOR SALE

concreteg floor. siidin
overhead drs.. several avail. $40
blk. 10th st. OIL. 10000. liz
Evening star., 1954-12-12
BLAIR MOBILE
HOMES COMPANY
White Plains, Md. Phi. La Plata 5692
Mi. North of La Plata on Rt. 301
GARAGES

GARAGE SPACE avail. for live or
dead storage. $500 block Of Conn.
ave. NV. Call EN-. 2-2600. lis
a5th AND PA. AVE. NV pvt.
parking spaces avail, SO ca.
WOODWARD g. NORRIS, Realtor,
723 Goth st. NV. RE. 1866.
FOR SALE--Two-s story brick. wide
front, rear alleys electricity. near
9th and A SITS. s.e. DE. 2-9462. :
I72l RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Space in 4-car garage, $15 per
month. SHANNON & LuCHS CO.,
724 14th st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
Mr., DUPONT CIRCLE. 1914 21st
st.--Brick. street entr., suit for
storage or car RA. 6-4604.
NEED 1000 SO. FIT. Of garage OF
storage space for electrical sup
plies. Call .AP. 7-00SS. -12
HEATED GARAGE FOR RENT at
9120 s st. ne. Ii. 6-4466. -l2
GARAGE WANTED--2nd commercial
property. suitable for auto garage
and body shop, centrally l6cated.
5000 to 10000 50. #. Call JU.
A-ITA1 -12
Evening star., 1954-12-12
LOANS tcont.l

Refinanted9
Raixe CGsh2
Lower pAym nts?
AD. 4-2e44 ia. 2-52sO
--14
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TRUCK SPECIAL

1853 35., e-ton flat bed GMC. q
speed rear axle, very good tond
This truck Is q bargain at S1,35a
To see. call LA. 6-3332 or jE.
4-627e. Ia
, 1954-09-17
Speaking Of
PUBLIC SAFETY

10000 persons are duped to
death each year by the fallacy
that you are safer driving at night
simply because there is less traffic.
Actually, you need only a
glimpse of the traffic accident
picture to realize how fallacious
that reasoning really is.
Out Of every hundred fatal &C.
cidents, so occur in the dark when
only Is Of every 100 vehicles are
operating. In addition to the
10000 lives, the night toll last
year was 100000 injured and 81
billion Of economic loss.
1t is because of the greater
danger Of fatality at night that
motorists are urged to observe
special safety precautions after
dark.
REDUCED SPEED: Driving at
night should always be at speeds
which permit stopping within
range Of headlight vision,
WATCH FOR SIGNAL
CRASHERS: Never crash lights
nor stop signs and don't ever
move into an intersection until
you have looked in both directions
after the light has changed. Don't
assume Observation-Disclosures
safety! Too many drivers like to
race through the red end Of a
light change.
PROPER VEHICLE LIGHT
ING: Headlights should be {
curately focused, kept clean, and
rear lights properly operating.
Directional signal lights, both
front and rear, aid in signaling
but no driver at night should as
sumo the mere act of signaling
his intent will prevent an accident.
He should never interseet traffic
unless absolutely sure he has
ample time to avoid a "close call0.
DON'T DRIVE IF DROWSY:
Night driving requires keenness
OF all faculties. Seconds save lives.
Il you feel sleepy, don't drive.
Thousands of people are killed
because either they or the drivers
who hit them dozed for an instant.
AVOID ALCOHOLIC: Darkness
which dulls vision and alcohol
which slows mental and physical
reactions is a deadly combination
at night. If you must drink, for
humanity's sake don't drive.
Motorists r urged to observe
these precautions at night to COM
pensate for the Inadequate yisi-
bility which will continue to make
night driving dangerous until
street lighting Is made adequate
in cities and towns and on critical
accident-prone areas of highways.
, 1954-09-17
PLANNING

PLANNING
hopes to see numerous play
areas in the town with a ma
jor park adjacent to the High
School at Sugar Estate Of
standard measurements with
adequate seating capacity.
The present field. it is felt,
has historic value and should
Be maintained and developed
as 4 center for sport and civic
activities, especially since it
is within easy walking dis
lance Of the bulk Of the in
habitants.
, 1954-09-17
S A + y R , A \

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Our popular triple action pro-
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Continuation Of Republics Ac-
ton Serial Of 1854
Canadian Mounted VS. Atomic.
Invaders"
Invaders" Chapters 9 & 10
1st FEATURE:
Republics Top Action Western
, 1954-09-17
S.D.A.
M O N D A Y
son & 8.3n nm.

Parchment expressed a great
appreciation for St. Croi and
said that of all the islands he
had seen, he would not mind
living in St. Croix. II was his
first trip to the Virgin Islands.
, 1954-09-17
THE Last Musketeer"

The Last MuSketeer
starring REX ALLEN
ND FEATURE:
Monographs Thrilling Laugh-Ae-
ton Production
"Ridinng the California Trail"
american News of Colored Anne
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starring CISCO KID
, 1954-09-10
"
BROADWAY COMES TO-.
ST. CRoIX b. ne SEA
WILTON cL4RETs leading man in The NEW YORK
production Of OKLAHOMA & many other BROADWAY
! HITS, will sing Monday night, the 18th Of September.
PUBLIC AUCTION

The u. S. Marshall IN San Juan, Puerto Rico will sell by
Public Auction at 200 pm. September 16. 1854, u S. District
Court Building, San Juan, three cargo schooners carrying
50, 70 and SIS tons, and II, II and II, years old respectively
All are in good condition, ready to sail. For particulars write
or cable Young & Rogers, Christiansted, St. croix, I. S.
Virgin Isslands."
, 1954-09-10
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SERIAL: Continuation Of
Republics Action Serial of 1854
Canadian Mounted VS. Atomic
Invaders
Invaders. Chapters Z & 8
1ST. FEATURE:
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Beyond the Last Frontier !,
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, 1954-09-10
is IT

With the cooperation Of the
Council, Mr.. Ray
mond A. Pedro President Of
the st. Croix Labor Union Is
getting some fine jobs done.
For example over at the La
Vale Estate, how nice the old
cotton house and living rooms
are today. Also the Labor
Union House at Grove Place
has been given some attention,
with the cooperation Of Mr..
Ezekiel King. a competent
workman. Any one passing BY
can see the House In the yard,
which was badly in need OF
repairs.
Again, Cumberland Castle
ca nbe seen, and soon some
one may be doing business
there, under the cellar. We in
tend to cooperate LOO per cent
with Mr.. Pedro. and try to
bring about a better under
standing between capital and
labor.
We have already chosen a
Committee from the main
body Of the Supreme Council,
to take the matter in hand, &
try to bring about the land
question of these people who
have paid off for their plots,
and have been asking for their
deeds, ever since three %.
Members have been chosen Of
which Morris is one, and have
promised to try, and if we can
get the cooperation Of the sur
veyor then, or if not, Morris
says They'll find a way, or
make one, on behalf of the
Committee.
FRITZ r
, 1954-09-10
L OST

Savings Bank Book No.
F-1O11 having beenstolen, the
holder thereof is hereby re-
.quetsed to present it to the
Bank within twelve (12)
weeks from this date, as 9th
the book will be can
celled an da new one issued
in its place at the expiration
of this period.
Virgin Islands Natl Bank
Chrl1tianstad
, 1954-09-10
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E At the evening Shows on
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, 1954-09-10
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GROSS WINDS"
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-03-15

foot and waved at us. Gonna get
a car" he called. Late that after
noon he came. home, sober as the
corner fence post and guiding the
shiniest black Model T. We kids
lined up at the fence and watched
him. He had to use low pedal to
climb Davis Crick Hill, but up he
went and out of sight.
NEXT MORNING when we heard
the car at the top of the hill, we
were at the fence again. Now Davis
Crick Hill wasn't long climb but
it was steep, and halfway the road
curved around the box elder tree.
Then it dipped into the crick at the
bottom and up the other side to
come by our place. Where the road
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-03-15

I 5rl55. $S8siS5fti|
esSsas;sssssslsg sEEEs;;slsSszsS
By ELNORA Il. WRIGHT

BACK IN 1922 we were Montana
dryland farmers-a big fanily-and
we didn't have a car or means in
sight to get one. But up over the
Davis Crick Hill from us lived Old
Nels-a SWede and bachelor. NelS
was known often to drink too much.
During prohibition, he made his own
moonshine so he was never without.
He had to go by our place and we
kids would stand in the front yard
and report his condition to mother.
Sober, he was the kindest neighbor
we had, but when he was tipsy, we
were afraid of him.
AS soon as his team and light
wagon came into view down the
road, we'd call out, Hes trottin' his
horses
'All right" mother would say.
Tiles sober"
Or we'd call, boy, he's really
raisin' the dust" And we'd run for
the house. That meant he was full
of ''Sagebrush juice" but still in COM
mand, standing up, whipping his
horses all the way. If dad were
gone, mother would lock the doors.
If the horses came plugging up
the crick, heads down, and Nels
couldn't be seen, it meant he was
out cold in the wagon box and the
team was bringing him home. Dad
would go up on such occasions, un-
harness the team and make sure
Nels was all right.
One day Nels went by to town on
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-03-15
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The frontiersman., 1954-06-24
LOCAL GARDEN CLUB WILD FLOWER SHOW WELL RECEIVED

One hundred and five exhibits, with a total of 76 varieties, were presented at the first Alaskan wild flower show ever held in the Valley last Saturday and Sunday. . Members of the Matanuska Valley Garden Club who spon- sored the interesting exhibit, re- ported over 225 persons attended the two-day showing. Tt was certainly a success, they report ed and announced plans to hold another similar show in the fu- ture Visitors attended from the valley, Anchorage, Fort Richard son, Elmendorf Air Base, and the following states: Washington, California, Idaho, Indiana and the guest book showed visitors from Mexico.
 Flowers, plants, shrubs and ferns were gathered by club members from areas as far away as Little Susitna, Valdez, and Seward. One of the outstanding exhibits was that presented by MT. and Mrs. Richard Huff of Knob Hill Nursery, a number of wild flowers and plants. The Huffs also assisted in the iden- tification of several varieties that