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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02
NOTICE OF APPLICATION For
RETAIL LIQUOR license

Notice is hereby q, en- tina, on
this 18th day TT March. 1854. uur
MARGARET H. WALTER filed
an application for a retail liquor
license with lhr Montana Liquor
= ''rul Eua:d. 10 be used AT
! : GEN HDTii. EAR. LOTS | X
: EIDCk -. BROWNING. MON.
..N\A. and NIn,r>t>. i. any there
az. against tie issuance of such
.Ir"n>r will b" heard at Tie hour
i 10 80 u'rlu K \ VI. on ne
.ith day OF \"rll. 1854. !, the of
tirr Of HE N'nrana Liquor Con
troll Board in !lrlvna. Montana.
Dated March -. 1854
Signed: i L.. WINNING.
Administrator
First tuhlivn'; II Mar. 10: 1854
Last Publication. Ap:l! Q. 1854
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02
METHODIST CHURCH

Friday ! pm. Chur practice.
200 pm. Senior Youth Fellow
ship.
Saturday: 10 am. kummage at
parish house.
Sunday: Gas an Sunday
school. 10 am. East Glacier Sun.
day school. II am. Morning wor-
ship. Sermon by pastor Praying
Men. ! pm. Free tray r!oguc -
colored sound movies
Monday: : pm. l",rrmrdiatr
Youth Fellowship.
Wednesday: l:30 pa Fine We,
mans Sewing and Weaving Cir
Gle. pm. Junior Nu"Ih Fellow
ship s pm. Dib'c study and pray
rv
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02
NOTICE or APPLICATION For
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that on
this 18th day Of March. 1854, one
III .ACkFEET RESERN.\ ALTON
POST NO. 1T filed an applica
tlon for Il retail liquor license
with the Montana Liquor Control
Board. to- he used ut AMERICAN
LEGION Cl.l l.. BROWNING.
MONTANA. aud protests. if any
there hr. against the issuance Of
such li,rnSr VIII he heard at the
hour of ll:lO O'Clock \. NJ on III:
10Th day of April. 1854. 4, the Of.
flee of the Montana l.iuuu: Con.
troll Board in Helena. Montana
Dated March L.. 1854.
Signed: }. l.. MANNING.
Administrator.
First Publication Mar. 10: 1854
Last Publication. April .. 1894
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02
NOTICE OF APPLICATION For
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby gwen that on
tins 18th day Of March. 1854, one
ALLAN WAYNE EKl\kMA\.
NATALIE F.. BRlNkMAN AND
GEORGE EDKlNS tiled an APP
plication for a retail llNllrr license
With the Montana Liquor Control
Board. to be used a, r!iE FAlO-
MlNO BAR. DAWSON TOWN.
SITE. LOT S, BLOCH t.EAST
GLACIER. MONTANA, and pro
tests. If any there BE-. AGalnS, the
issuance of such license Will be
heard at the hour of !! y O'Clock
\. NJ. OH the 10th d.ty "t April.
1854. at tn office of die Montana
Liquor Control Boavi II Helena.
Montana.
Dated March u. 1854
Signed: J. f. MANNING.
Administrator
First Publication Mar 10, 1854
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02

~. -.IITINV1 NV0'E :
First Publication Mar 10, 1854
Last Publication. Aryl! Q, 1854
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02
TRADE WITH RUSSIA

Trade 70 SOv.ct controlled
areas. passing Though Antwerp
from the IVES. has more than
doubled since Joseph Stains
death. II IS reported Most o: the
shipments we're o! metal, and
heavy machinery.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-02

In lis simplest :".:o. -,roup
medicine is where - kind rrla.
l!rcs and thoughtful! friends pitch
N with a cure ap!,,r ter your
cold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

endearing." Rand explains. The
'Dragnet' theme. of course, is very
popular"
Many of the terms were origi-
nally associated with 1--WE but
through frequent usage gradually
became part of the language spo-
ken by teen-agers in club rooms
and around school yards.
''Hey. beau" is used by boys for
addressing each other. Keep cool.
fool" is used when a pretty girl
passes.
The jivey come on. worm. let's
wiggle" might be translated into
the more polite may | have this
dancer"
In the 1--WE vein there is sky
piece" meaning a hat and chalk
stick" a cigarette. A fine vine" is
anice suit. And the old 1--WE express
SONS, very popular with young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
by Beulah Racklin

A lot Of teen-talk can be heard
around the ''corrals" School yards
and the miniature pool rooms"
and virtually none in the class
rooms.
'yoot" (youngster) who blurts
out a big word of more than one
syllable might hear the retort get
that proposition and a fellow get
ting out of line gets an immediate
dose of humility with a "hey.
insect"
School athletes are either Jet
propelled" (fast) or bulls" (big
and strong) and probably have
fiat tops" (crew haircuts).
Expressions associated with
social life revolve around the all
important got any bread?" mean
ing do you have any money. The
annoying ''inquisition" pertains to
the quizzing youngsters get when
they come in late after a date. "All
enrolled in the boiling pot" refers
to kids who 60 around in the same
gang.
~NPlay Dead"
j HE teen-agers 60 in strong for
sarcastic expressions, although
they're quite harmless" states
Rand. "If you ask them a lot of
questions they're apt to retort Are
you writing a book?'
IF they don't want to reveal
their name you might get Joe
Slump. the midget or be told to
cop a breeze Qeave). or maybe
play dead (keep quiet).
This talk" explains Rand, lis
sort of an auxiliary language which
ties teen-agers together in their
own world. 1t characterizes their
casualness. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

sters. real COOL" crazy" and
gone" all mean literally terrific.
dig that" and what's buzzin.
cuzzin" are solid holdovers from
be-bop and have infiltrated youth
full talk.
Quite naturally because the
main occupation of teen-agers is
going to school. most of their ESQ
teric expressions pertain to the
classroom.
MA Real 1las& lid"
HE ''bookweary" youngster is
one who's tired of studying. prob
ably wears binoculars" (glasses).
Anyone who studies has EYE
strain" After a summer vacation
full of fun we have roundup
time" Qback to SCHOOL,.
A real blase kid" is one who's
quite sophisticated or snooty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Only shampoo TO mae ss svarantse gafs bar eIsassF
-reveols heirs true Brightness and good looks.

Now. you can forget all your previ-
GUS ideas about shampoos! Here's
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amazing it washes away dirt and
fiaky dandruff with just ONE lath-
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Shampoo-is 30 wonderful it makes
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New-formula Fitch is baby-mild.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

yet so deep cleansing" that regu-
lar shampooing dis nes0 sO0y keeps
hair free Of faky dandruf as no
ordinary shampooing does!
New Fitch gives oceans Of lather,
too !. and riMses out FAST
Get new Fitch at any drug
counter. II not delighted with now
it removes loose dandruff, brightens
hair in one lathering-return un-
used portion for full refund Of pur-
chase price from manufactures.
Ask for q Fitch shampoo ct any
Beauty or Barber shop.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-29

It is also possible that person
may owe self-employment tax,
end must file an income tax re-
turn, though no income tax is due.
This is explained on Page 7 of the
-instructions which came with your
A1come tax forms.
NO. 2: Why You Must File an In
come Tax Return for 1853.
If your income is salary or wages.
land you earn $500 or more during
the year. most of your income tax
,ARlust De withheld by your employ
ser paid by you in quarterly INSTALL
ass3ents in the form of Estimated
TAX. The law also requires you to
~fiie an annual return, however, to
determine your correct tax liabili-
;fy. Then. if the total amount OF
lprepayments does not cover the
tax, the balance must be paid. II
you have overpaid, the excess will
Arizona sun., 1954-01-29
BY A. G.. Gordon
YOU ARE THE DETECTIVE

You and Winton Collier enter the
/6arkened house and, after switch
) ing on the lights in the living
~-room, you look down at the body
OF Golfers estranged wife lying
ON the floor, a gun near the out
stretched fingers of the right hand.
Noticing a sheet of paper still
/. in the typewriter on a nearby
desk, you bend over it and read:
Everything is over between Win
ton and me. There's nothing more
to live for"
eff only I could have gotten here
o few minutes earlier exclainns
Collier Maybe we could have
patched things up between u.s."
"Just what is your story?" you
ask.
ssWell, as I've already told you,
! Marian and / separated about a
,ssaOnth or SO ago. just one of those
things. yOu know. She was of q
very jealous nature and suspected
+ sSale of assOciating with other wOm-
y en-. I finally left her and took
! Uooms in an apartment building i'm
:, town. Tonight / decided to come
: here and talk things over with her.
INSTEAD of coming in through the
front door, was going to use the
: side entrance and as / passed the
living room window, I happened
= 60 glance i'm. / saw her hammer
. ing on the typewriter. / guess it
was that note.
Suddenly, to my horror. she
stood up, put that gun to her tenn
pie and fired. 1 was too sick to
move"
what did you do then?' you
. query.
II couldn't go in. I knew she
was dead. After few minutes 1
managed to regain my senses
enough to hurry down the street
to the drugstore and phone you."
Arizona sun., 1954-01-29

A. It will not rust if rubbed with
Vaseline jelly. If the color of the
cloth is a dingy black, renew it by
sponging with strong black tea.
@. How can 1 cause the leaves
of head of lettuce to part in per-
feet condition without tearing?
A. Cut the core of the head of
lettuce off with sharp knife, and
then hold the lettuce under the
cold-water faucet, allowing the
water to run into the hole made
by the knife.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-29
Survey Says No
TO State Sales Tax

Arizona's small businessmen do
not like the idea of an increase of
SO per cent in the state sales tax,
even if the added revenue were de-
voted to state aid to schools.
That is the opinion indicated by
the most recent survey of it's
membership by Arizona Independ-
entS Association, composed of
1904 firms throughout the state.
Members are polled every six
weeks on current issues.
Sixty per cent of those who re-
turned ballots indicated they were
against sales tax increase, while SO
per cent favored such action with
the schOOl-fund provision. Four per
cent indicated they had no decided
opinion on the issue.
James Beaman, president of the
association, said So per cent IA
vored a complete state property
tax revaluation, 40 per cent were
opposed because of the expense in
volved, and seven per cent indi-
Gated on opinion.
OU one issue Tic OQSlIcSSHfcI
indicated they approve new
source of tax revenue.
That is the proposal that two
per cent use tax be placed on ma
terials, merchandise, and equip
ment purchased from Out-Of-state
firms. F'ifty-three per cent of
those casting ballots favored such
tax.
Forty-four per cent opposed the
idea while three per cent were un-
decided.
Results of the survey have been
given to each member of the
State House of Representatives,
now convening in a regular ses-
sion of the legislature.
Each legislator is given the bal
lots and the percentage vote of
those business firms in his own
legislative district, service Bea-
man said is provided by no other
organization in the state.
Beaman has urged the associa-
tons membership to write or wire
their representative concerning
the issues in which they have most
interest. By so doing, he said the
association can best inform the
legislature of the thinking of the
states citizens.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-29
be refunded to you.
No. 3: When To File Your 1858
Income Tax Return.

Excepting very few people who
file their returns on fiScal-year
basis, almost everyone should file
between Jan. l and March Is, 1854.
Also. a taxpayer should file his re-
turn as soon as possible. This is
especially true if he must ask for
help in preparing his return. Not
only will the Internal Revenue Of
fices be much more crowded in the
later days of the filing period, a
taxpayer often finds that the needs
more time than he believed he
would need to get together the
doucuments and information neces-
sary to prepare his return. Also, If
he has overpaid his tax, the earlier
he files the earlier he will receive
a refund of the OVerpayment.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-29
SOLVE-A-CRIME

DO you own this home?" you
ask.
"Why, no. 1t belongs to Marian.
She inherited it along with quite
bit of money. don't know just
how much is left, but
But you probably thought it
was enough to murder her for"
you say.
Why do you suspect Collier of
killing his wife?
SOLUTION
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Arizona sun., 1954-01-29

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment,
utilities paid. 21O1 E. Parkway
DR.. BR 6-0655.
FOR RENT-Nice room for re-
sponsible couple. Call AL. 2-9739.
Home evenings.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-29
January %, 1854

We'll Folks
The old Saying is Things improve with ose. Well Echo
Springs Whkey Of those things At eos the increase
indicate thot Since the has been rned from
10 years increased by ieops and bounds
Arizona sun., 1954-01-29
Can !?
BY ANNE ASHLEY

Q. How can 1 mend kid gloves
without tearing the leather?
A. Always be sure, wnen mend
ing kid gloves, to use cotton
thread. It hasn't the tendency to
tear the leather when you are
sewing, and makes the gloves wear
better.
@. How can 1 prevent rust on
the frame of an umbrella:
Arizona sun., 1954-01-29

A synthetic rice, composed of
various combinations of wheat
flour, potato starch. and natural
rice in powdered form, is being
produced in Japan on a small COM
mercial scale.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-29
Income Tax information


Everybody, regardless of age, who had $500 more
gross income of taxable nature in 1858 must file an
income tax return. "Gross income the total
amount taken in and the return is still required If
the actual profit is found to be less than $500.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-29

prevent traffic accidents.
Nitrogen is the element that is
most often deficient in Arizona
soils.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-29

soes indicate thot Since the hos been rused from
years the soes have increased by ieop and bounds
81 The big sowing the FULL QUARTS Of
ssoA has something to do with thof too Who
SSes1 doesn't like TO money? Just think full
T. quart Of Echo Springs year old bourbon at
F.@s price less expensive than many fifhs with
less ose. Special all next month at Csc saving.
rs Come and get If. We can't bring to you!
ko@sN7Nzn@ The Urban League cont be compared to
ISR5gFN wskey except in It, too, is improving
ID Gll with oge. After AZ years the Urbon League is
If@RM stronger und Influential than ever before.
H.~@%@"~ Of help US il needs your help too.
- & The membership drive will be greatly benefited
ITkmnz by your support. Convince your friends thot
M&S they should Join The effectiveness of any
organization only be measured by the
tyu!ty and support of IFS active members Let's make
Lrbun League really strong LET'S get into octon
FREDDY"
PS have questions concerning the Urban League
contu Mr. Thomu your local office fact coll muybe
help you. At any rute will certainly try
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 80 Chieftain .s'' 4-dr. ds
sharp li black finish With Wv. firsS
q very clean low-mileage car @599
4-mo. written guarantee. HILL n
SANDERS, oo wash; Oldest E Mgs
days. q pm. sat. CLOSED sunda2
PONTIAC FsC 1854 rs a.dr. s-cyi. sedan;
Hydra. power steering, radio. heatere
low miles, immaculate; 81, goa
ELoop PoNT1Ac. t22l Connecticas
PONTIAC So Catalina de luxe "s,;;
r.. h, Hydra, Wv. tires, turn siN
nails viewer. sun visor; peri. conc
sale BY OWNER; has second cSE
sTUDEBAKER $50 Landcruiser Ada.
sedan: radio, heater, overdriye,
gleaming lucerne blue finish, attrasN
same as new In every detail. Must
be seen to be appreciated. S1,096.
BELL MOTORS, 500 wisconsin ave.
NV, WO. $500, --10&
WILLYS $50 station wagon: radle
ana heater A real value at S1,24&.
Car No. 679-A. MONROE FORD,
open evenings TIN .. JU. S-asox
ZEPHYR '53 41dr, sedan; blue leather
overhead valves; economy car plus
comfort; only S1,Q95: 4-montH
S TT1sssn w gIsrant S,a HILL & SAN
1114 Vermont ave. NV, AID. l-43O6
Open until 9 pm. weekdays, 6 PINT
Sat-, closed sun. Customer .parkine
-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cond.. new tires. $3.50. Ju. s-4os S
NASH '4S 4-dr., black, +. and H.;
written guar: 1895. ALEXANDRIA,
NASH, 17o5 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex.
ys. 81. 1880 ewes. till 9 pm.
oLDs asIiS Sc sos" sedan: STONE
green finish. radio, heater. hydra
matte, sun visor. A very clean car.
1875. CAPITOL CADILLAC-OLDS-
"a NOBLE 5soe co. 1929 22nd st. NV.
oLDsM0BIIE 1871 4-dr. sedan; ny
ID d 1nsS $d2S q best hes osr Oh 29Ga4s
equipped. Sl,:4S5. JU, 9-1sl2; 10
Power steering and brakes: r. and
h., Hyrda. Same as new. ia. 2-9S04.
oLDs '4s beaut. maroon Torpedo
mod. 2-dr.; r., h.. wv; must be seen
to be ap ga s4s5 or best offer.
oIbs 1856 .;ss" de luxe 4-dr.; r. and
blue; only 5000. ALBER oIDs. 1870
! Ga g sx ave ave- nv nv. Tu. $4,000 3s1S -.
e and od IL aTiaina sIoH f,n ibS ver ry
good tires, newsseat covers; 30-day
guarantee; S395. HILL 81 SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900
14th st. NV, NO. Till. Open
until 8 pm. weekdays, pm. Sat:
closed Sunday. Customer parking.
PACKARD so ..soo"; excellent cond.
Will sell or trade for late right
hand drive car. Call 10. 2-5199.
PACKARD '4s 4.door; 5000 series;
1895. HILL Sc SANDERS, wash. IS
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 14th st.
NV. Nc, E1111. Open until 9
Pa shasE 5s aeo Pa de luxe sedan;
2;tone green, finish; radio, heater,
ultramatic drive. power brakes:
Il SI .seS CAPITOL zoos CADILLAC JsId E
P a;xii I'll s-2s sp Cambridge sedan s /;
elean sss e car No. s ssSsepsS%n oN
ROE FORD. 1897 East-West hwy,
81. spgs Nd. Open evenings It'll 8.
PLYMOUTH 80; $4,000 mi, extras:
! owne asd Like brand-new. Make offer.
PLYMOUTH '4s cony. cpe.; Al, 900
mi; r. and b., fin. uphols. Like new.
PLYMOUTH 1858: owner; low
mileage, Immaculate. sparkling green
finish, equipped with radio, heater,
matching seat covers; q real beauty;
see. and drive 1t today. Priced to
| sell quickly; 1895. KENYON
PECK CHEVROLET, $40 Lee hwy. :.
Arl.. Va. ia. 2-9003. Open til $50.
PLYMOUTH $50 de luxe 2-dr.; ex-
ceptionally clean; sparkling green
| finish, r. and h. must be seen to
| be appreciated. Priced to sell quickly
4 $745. KENYON-PECK CHEVROLET,
/ 1885 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va, ia.
! 10000. Open til $3.50 pm. %
PONTIAC 81; excel. transp. Can see
between 0 and 9 any eve: SIS. 1112
/ N. Garfield st., Arlington. lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1851 club coupe; original
immaculate all around; low S miiease;:
n one1 wf RRK m %or5 81 q &C. 6 3ao6
Ga. ave. ia. 9-4S0O. -
MERCURY '53 cow; sparkling Old
granddad gray finish. black. top. q
tone leather interior. r. and b.. W.
s ses DoEsr R RrsSs fE s M sssso
matte drive, etc.; 1900 actual miles:
sold new approximately SO. 800; for
mer owners name on request; traded
on new "a Mercury cow; beauty
on wheels So. 495. MONTGOMERY
sis BladensbnrE I'd. AZ. 1855.
M, G.s. 4 in stock; bank financing.
also '63 Sunbeam Talbot cony.:
81; 765. JACK .PRY. 18th and p
tifal tan and ivory l nis SoD eau Iep
beauty; see and drive It today; priced
to sell quickly; sos. KENYON
PECK CHEVROLET, 3l40 Lee hwy,
ArL. Va. ia. 2-9O06. Open til $50
NASH 1858 Statesman 4-dr.; com
pany Official car; r. and b., overar. j;
$1.195: No trades. LA. $780, Q
NASH So Statesman 4-door sedan:
oyerdriye. radio. heater, twin beds;
low mileage, one owner, beautiful
2-tone green finish, white-wall tires.
Car positively in perfect condition
throughout. Take car to your me-
MOTORS, .501O Wisconsin ave-. NV.
WO. $500. 3
NASH 81 2-dr. blue. r. and h.;
S845; written guar. ALEXANDRIA
NASH, 17O5 Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex,
Va. XII. $3.50 ewes. till 8 pm.
Closed Sundays. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-09
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont
FORD 1854 Victoria; Fordomatic;

FORD 1854 Victoria; Fordomatic; r.
and h.; Wv tires; only 500 actual
niles; 81 s Sooi or best o asK Call
F4 ORD 1saS de luxe a TSrdor par
gain Ia economical transp.; SITS.
KENYON-PECK CHEVROLET. ,161O
Fl. Myer dr., Arlington, We, ia.
2-9001. Open It'll $3.50 pm. -
FORD 1850 club coupe; beautiful
light gray finish; equipped with
radio, heater. matching seat covers;
appreciated: priced to sell quickly;
$685.. KENYON : PECK CHEVRO-
LET, 1919 Fort Myer dr., Airing
ton. Va, IA. 2-9001. Open It'll
FORD ,5s crestline Victoria hard top:
stunning 2-tone colors and posi-
niles ' Ford ss E T. and sspY h. .e snd
signals. Car titled only s months;
S1,795. Bank financing "a months
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. aye,
FORD 80 Custom "s" Tudor. sports
man green r: and b: tailored seat
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, TIA
| Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43O0.
Open until 8 pm. weekdays, 6 pm.
Sat, closed Sun. Customer parking.
FORD So custom Tudor; light green,
r. h.. turn signals, tailored covers;
$1,095. 4-month written guaran-
tee: HILL. & SANDERS. Wash. IS
Oldest Ford Dealer lila Vermont
ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. Open until
su pm Wee esf9e5 Dm Sat. closed
FORD 49 49, station wagon, r. and
h, original grey finish; tires perfect.
See this for value; $465: 3O-day
guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS,
until g. g. pm. weekdays, pm. Sat,
closed Sun. Customer parking. 80
FORD 1858 Custom Tudor; r. and
owner car can be bank financed.
'$$R e. =; sss ,ss e $sssS II
FORD 1861 custom 6-cyl. Tudor;
owner going into service; $3.50.
FORD SO Fordor custom: low mile
Phone OIL. 7-97OO. Ii
FORD 90 Victoria; black with cream
top, r. and h., new seat covers.
csr No. ias50s an MoS Sse Fob aso
Open evenings til 9. JU. 5-78O4.
FORD 80 cow. cpe:.. 10000 mi, r.
and h.; orig. top and nm; like new,
Make reas. offer. ia. 2-9S04. Ill
FORD 40 club coupe; r. and h., 49,
900 mi, fin. upholstery, like new
Accept reaS. offer. ia. 2-9S04. Ill
FORD AZ 5-pass. club cps,; r. and h,
motor and fin. ia. 8-962l. Ii
FORD '53 VS. Ranch Wagon: beauti-
full Huron blue fin., r. and h., Fordo-
matte, etc. New General Selex safety
tires; low miles; former owner traded
outstanding value, priced so you
may buy; ST. 1876. MONTGOMERY
STUBBS. Lincoln Mercury Dealer,
3715 Bladensburg I'd, AP. 7-2929.