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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
VALUES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
ANGLIA As good car 80 mics per
i442: ewes. and Sun. NO. 1-0O64.

ANGLIA IS good car. 30 miles per
1442; ewes. and Sun. NO. 7-oO64.
signals: green TOP; up to IS miles
per gal: fine condition inside and
out: S495. 30-6ay guarantee.
HILL & SANDERS. Washs Oldest
Ford Dealer, TIA Vermont ave. NV.
ANGLIA AS 2-door. Motorola gasoline
heater. equipped. An excellent car.
Only S295; 30-oay guarantee. HILL
& SANDERS. Wash.s Oldest Ford
Dealer. LIZA Vermont ave NV.
AGsyiNs LAS AS. AZ So and 81
convertible. $3.50; ) used NJ. G.s.
Remember Jack Pry saves you
money. JACK PRY, LTD, 18th anc
P NV. Tin our 3lst year,
AUSTIN 81 {nsHl, equipped with
and heater. MANHATTAN AUTO
K-F. INC. Factory Sales end
Service for Kaiser. Henry J. WHY'S.
Of pf Enrlan mfa Morris s0 ana Il G. Both
No. 1900 Established 1914. re
BUICK '53 Super Riviera hard top:
r. and h.. Dynaflov. U. S, ROYAL
e2adiSn F sHre eSy G me. sHa1
Ea gaP lane Bethesda Md. Of,
BuICk i I,aI supeE , 4 ;,aG s sxs q
1886 Wisconsin ave- NV. 90
BUICK 81 Special 4-or; r; and n,
only 81 :o95: cAITHNEss BUICK
INC. AIS Hampton lane, Bethesda
Nd. OIL. $4,000 or "o. "-o"si
BUICK 80 Super Riviera 4-dr.; r. and
h, Dynafiow, Wv. tires; 2-tone
finish: l owner; a real buy. oniy
BUICK SO super Riviera; hardtop.
beautiful. 2tone finish, r.. and h..
Dynaflow. new Wv. tires. low mile
NESS BUICK NC Nc 45is H lamp en-
BUICK 1852 Riviera; orig. private
owner; power steering. seat and win
GoEs; and g.; %hite Wall tone one:
over payments. KI. $4,000. Apt :i05
BUICK so Super 4-dr. sedan: 2-tone
paint. r. and h.. tinted glass. other
extras; excel. cond.: Sl.e9o. ia
BUICK - Super ADJ sedan; 7. and
h Dynsfov, 2-tone gray: 900
MOTORS Chrysier plymouth. 4l0o
Ga. ave. NV. IA. 9-.9hd. -
BUICK 1850 2-door; four new tires;
v4.o~o .,e miles one owner. so
BUICK $: Super Riviera; Dyna
cream. black top, very clean; all
kept Ii. 1-43S0. -
BUICK l94s Roadnaster 4-dr, sedan;
fully equipped. excep. neat, mocha n
lcally perfect 1900 actual M
guaranteed: s495. CARL PAsCALE
DI. 7-01I0 OF JE. 3-S6@3 "a
BUICK 1850 Special 2-dr. sedanette
r.. h.; exceptionally nice. S795. WO
6-97es. 1886 Wisconsin ave. nv:
BUICK '4s 4-dr,: RM with pynahov
Very clean ,, S496' only SbG SO d t9om
s Hs7't BR 5lisai M Il SaRsss ~ 5i0S
BUICK BUICK .5s Special 2-dr. sedan; fall,
equip. 2-tone paint. purch. Oct. 81
1850 miles: S2.35O. Call Ii. 4-063f
before 3 pm. on Sunday. "a
BUICK 1850 Spec; dark blue, Dyna.
lights, new battery and seat covers
nal owner. 1865. WO. 6-2313.
BUICK i94e Super 4-door: Dynafiow
7. and h.. seat covers. extra set neW
Wv. tires; excel. cond. dipiolE a
owner leaving U. s.; 1925 Elk
BUICK 1889 4-door sedan. privat,
owner: fine motor. sturdy frame
good style. RE. 5-5l55.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1858 Victoria Crestline VS.;
radio. heater. overdrive, turn sig
mails. plastic covers and Wv. tires,
Coronado deck tutone green and
ivory finish; driven by company Of
ficial 5000 actual miles; Ike brand
r nsS Month Mpsyen Me aSsra sask
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer LIZA Vermont ave,
FORD 1881 Custom VS. Fordor:
signals. outside mirror and Wv.
tires; raven black finish. contrast
ing maroon seat covers; one owner:
low mileage. 81 ,095. 2-Day Money
Back Trial, 4-Month Written Guar
antee. HILL & SANDERS. Wash. S
o ave. NV F0fa AID Dee 4e4soo ser@ @S
FORD 1850 Custom Tudor; radio,
heater and Wv. tires, matching
green plastic covers; Hawthorne
green; ssh one oTnsT' M SnSooI Baes
tee. HILL l. sANDERs. Wash. S
Oldest Ford Dealer. TIA Vermont
ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. -25
FORD 1851 VS. Tudor; radio,
heater and plastic covers; Sheridan
M SISe g gssk t trial 4 ssaS 7 WAY
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, I1I4
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-430o.
FORD 1s49 v-s convertible; radio
and heater tan top vo Green finish ,rsa
$685. 30-day guarantee. HILL
& SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. LIZA Vermont ave. NV
FORD 1917 club coupe; black; 500
or best offer; forced TO to sell; going Ha1 |;
Gartwiek I'd W College PARK. Md
FORD 81 VS. Tudor; r. and h., over
drive: written guarantee; $500.
ALEXANDRIA NASH. 1715 Mt. Yer.
non ave. Alex, Va. ri. 9-s3so
FORD 81 Custom VS. convertible;
nails and spotlight; new black top.
Alpine blue finish. excellent tires.
low mileage. Only Sl,o95: 2IDay
fsH Trif h1L tM0s saND MFis
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. ll14
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4390.
FORD 90 Custom VS. Tudor; radio.
nesteT srn signals saw nna piast ke
M NtM 2a''G Trial, 4-Month Wit
ten Guarantee HILL &; SANDERS.
WaSh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. TIA
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300:
FORD 1850 station wagon: r. and h.,
FORD 30 Custom "8" Fordor sedan:
with gas-savIng overdrive: beautiful
dove gray finish and immaculate
FORD. 3O5l M ST. NV. AID. 2-0lS5.
Open o TO o. Sat. tin 9.
FORD 40 Custom VS. Tudor sedan:
With radio, heater: this is an ex-
ceptional 40 at S595. PARKWAY
FORD. 305l NJ st. NV, AID. 2-oiso
FORD 81 Custom VS. Fordor sedan:
equipped: nice light finish; special
al SSa5. PARKWAY FORD. 305l
NJ st. NV. AID. 2-01S5. Open . to
q sat. till 6.
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AUTOMOBILES poR SALE

NASH 80 Ambassador Super- 4-dr.i
hydra, radio. heater. seat covers.
rear radio speaker and turn sig
th is HNi sp pS o SseS S~neta -6 S
Money Bark Trial. 4-Month Writ
ten Guarantee: FILL & SANDERS.
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-430u.
as
NASH 81 Rambler station wagon;
beautiful old Ivory; ideal extra util-
ity car, extra good care. good mech.
cond., like new tires. Priced at $685.,
by only owner for Quick sale. Cali
for details. DON'T PASS THIS UP.
OLDSMOBILE 1947 cow. coupe; one
owner: S249: immaculate FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut ave.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 40 s4-ton pickup; de
luxe cab, see-around windows and
canopy cover; $3.50. AP. 7-46sI;
FORD 1850 dump; 3-yd. body. new
motor; ready for work. Cash plice
S995. Call West River 5424. Car. be
Sssn On sh sSErE Size rad .. cSsv
quick sale. $3.50. JE. 4-2SIS. IA
MOVING VAN. GML; $3.50 or best
FORD s. la-;on pickup; $500. KE.
GMc 81 Diesel $50 tractor AND
,S STies sale; CaI LII rI t1l9S1 ~ Ie.
dition: lust the thing for televiSton
repaIrman Jr small retail merchant:
priced to move, S2225 each. See Mr..
SELLER, Evening Star Garage, Sal
md st. Sc, TO 5 daily. 81
s 5oaS Peaf doo Is s5s cali lit f. van
CHEVROLET as ia-ton panel; origi-
SIS 81 doxn v sfEE Slea PRA fta SRy
FORD Isl F-6 dump with cab shield;
3-speed rear, S.25X20 tires; a steady
pay loader that will stay out OF the
shop; 81, 595. PARKWAY FORD,
9 9Vvvii, AZ o. h'"'' @O' ~"A0"' SSeA
FORD 81 F-s s-ton tractor; recon-
ditioned throughout; newly painted;
$500. STUART TRUCK CEN
TER; 20o1 West Va. ave. ne. La.
FORD SO F-e a-ton dump; completely
recondationed; new paint JOB; ready
CENTER; 2oo1 West Va. ave. ne,
CHEVROLET as ,a-ton sedan deiiv-
cry newly painted and motor over
hauled: excellent tires; $40. STEu-
ART TRUCK CENTER. 2O0l w. Va.
FORD 40 F-6 22-ton dump; very
clean; good mechanical condition;
sos. STEUART TRUCK CENTER,
sOOl West Va. ave. ne, LA. b-S02o,
FORD AZ. :-ton platform. Rebuilt
motor and 2-speed rear axle. $3.50.
West Va. ave. ne, LA. 6-S02o;
DODGE 9a-ton pickup: 40: r. and
H.: good cond. 10. 5-2i53.
CHEVROLET walk-in package deliv-
cry truck; 80; clean. fine running
cond.; outstanding bargain. Call
OWNER, MA. S-i9g2; eyes,, JU.
FORD so l2-ton panel truck; excel
tires. Al mechanically. Must sac
rifice for need OF rash' S3on. 10.
sTUDEBAKER A. la-ton pickup: best
offer. JOHN G. WEBSTER Il SONS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
/ drink all the coffee | want...

Ny husband and are very fond ofcoee but il was max
ing lose sleep But did give up coffee? Not at all! We
just gave up drinking caen We changed to Sanka Coffee
That was wonderful idea! Now s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
| get all the sleep need!

And 50 does my hvsb0ndg You Sec Sanka Coffee is all
coffee real coffee but its also o7o caeinee We sleep
like tops And I'm lot less irritable, too Why don't you try
Sanka Coffee? You'll probably like il better than the coffee
you're drinking now"
Homer news., 1954-06-10
MEN NEEDED BY GUARD
An endeavor to raise the

An endeavor to raise the strength of the local platoon of the Alaska National Guard to that of full company will be made soon, according to lsl It. Harry Gregoire, comnand1n@ officer. It is believed that the Homer area will support a company, but a nucleus oI about AO men will be needed be- fore the AVG, will consider
 officially assigning 3 con n pany here-
 Gregoire stated that it
 may be possible to get 3 heavy weapons comr any in Homer as part of a reglmental con bat team. However the present platoon strength of Fl men will have to be increased by l3 men before this could be
 brought about.
 Commenting on the increase of strength, Gregoire noted that in addition to the de- fense benefits gained by the area and the training gained by the men who make up the uni t, the area would gain material ly from the income earned by the men. Several thcus and d cllars more would De brought into the communl ty
 each year wi tn the coming of larger unit
 Another possib:: lity If gain
 by the community in having larger national guard unit here would be that the gov ernnent would probably assist to large degree in the fin ano ing Of an arm ry and com - muni ty center bui ilding. It is understood that in building other arnories the federal government has put up seventy five percent of the money, the ter ri tory twelve and one half percent of the money and the local community the other twelve and one half percent.
Homer news., 1954-06-10
SEWARD WANTS PoaER

The city Of Seward has applied to the Federal Power Conml ssion for 9 preliminary permit for hydroel cctric project on Ptarnigan Creek which would include dam at the lower end of. Ptarmi gan Lake and a power house on Kena Lake. The P Gsr housewould have an ini al installation
 of l, 800 horsepower and would extend the city's power system as far north as Moose Pass.
 The permit, if granted, will give the city of Seward pri crity on the area while it conducts surveys necessary for an application for a license
Homer news., 1954-06-10
SCOUTS TO TOUR AREA

Anchorage area Boy Scouts will accomp any Fish and Wild = life Service conservation agents on their trips into the Kenai Peninsula this sumner unj5r a program sponsored by President Eisenh cWer.
 The program, the National Conservation Good Turn Pr cgram calls for scouts and wildllfe agents to work together to preserve Al aska 5 flora and fauna and will give the scouts valuable knowledge and experience while at the sane time assisting the conservat1oI agents in their work
Homer news., 1954-06-10
NO COMPLAINTS FOR PuD

The Homer PUD board of dir ectors net Monday night to hea complaints concerning the de- linuuent tax list pub shed recently but the conpl a1nts were not forthcoming and the members spent an evening dis cussing the problems facing the distr jet.
 In regard to the clinic It was stated that about all that remains to be done before bids can be let is the transfer of the deed by the PuD to the Terri torial Board of Health. Harry Gregoire, treasurer of the board, went to Anchorage Tuesday where he expected to make the final arrangements to expedite the transfer
 Also in regard to the cll- nic the board was informed that the we'll at the clinic site was not at present putt ting out the volume of water that it had at it's completion Francis Thorn, who SC equip ment drilled the we'll, accom- panied the board to the well site and the, volume was tested It was found that the well would flow for approximately five minutes and after the { pump had been shut off for another five minutes the we'll would again flow for five minutes more.
 It was suggested by Nr. Thorn that silt may have stopped some of the flow at the bottom of the 11l2 foot we'll, and that perhaps the plastic pipes might be low cred fur ther into the we'll to increase the flow.
 While at the clinic site the board members expressed disapproval of the plans of the engineers to place the building not on the high
 gbund originaoly chosen, butt several hundred yards to the east in lower and rather narshy area.
Homer news., 1954-06-10
FISHERNEN SIGN ACRE EVENT


 hn agreement has been reached between the Seldovla members of the Independent Alaska Fi shermen s Union and the packers regarding the price of this years salmon catch.
 Prices agreed upon are four dollars per fish for king salmon weighing more than 12 pounds, two dollars fir king salmon waighing less than l2 pounds, one q ollar seventeen and 2 half cents each for red salmon, eighty two and a half cents for silyers, forty cents for chums and thir -ty cents for pinks.
Homer news., 1954-06-10
NINILCHIK HEARS CHORUS

The Anchorage Community Chorus presented 9 concert at the Ninilchik grade school Saturday evening Nay g under the sponsorship of the Mini IT chik Parent achers Assn.
 More than 25O people atten- ded the concert. which was given as a benefit to purchase chairs for the school.
 The chorus was feted at a salmon steak dinner served by the Einilchik Homemakers Coun- cil. Duing their trip to the peninsula part of the group visited Homer
Homer news., 1954-06-10
PRISONS HAVE GUESTS

PRISONS HAVE GUESTS
 Mrs. Sarah Joseehlne Baker of San Francisco and Mrs.. Grace Holiday of Healy, Al aska are guests of MT. and Mrs. Ray Benson this week. SUBSCRIBE TO. THE HoNrEER7. NEWS
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-01

these questionable sales people W o
keep coming around. have to lock the
doors when l am alone, and I'm so
nervous shake when l see them try
ing to look through the windows.
When my sons are home, these people
keep them from their work by the hour
l am an old woman in poor health, and
l do not wish to be bothered by these
out-of-State salespeople We farmers
and ranchers do not want any of their
wares. We patronize our towns and
cities. Otherwise there would be no
towns and cities in our own state.
l want to add that chicken and tur-
keys should not be kept long in plastic
bags in the freezer. Beef and pork
should not be kept over Sc months for
the maximum in flavor.-Mrs. H. X,
Hill county
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-01
Paradox
By NELL WOMACK EVANS


For years I've heard those to
Saucy tales :. Bout how the little
woman fails To help her man
through thick and thin Which
like as not she got him in
Poor dears, says 1 about these
men Who with such women
must contend No hunting, fish
ing Walden Ponds Just wifie'S
frillS, or maybe bonds
That's why I vowed when once
I'd wed No freedom would /
take from Jed i. T.. I'd fed him right,
three squares a day We'd fish
and hunt and ride and play
We'd swim and hike and Jed would
see :. He had no weaker sex in me.
My gosh, you'd think that anyone
). Would see that such a life is fun
To get clear off where we're
alone +. with plot of land to call
our own To match our certain
brand of wit With Mother Ma
lures for a bit
Come Spring we'd listen for gentle
rain And summers sun would
mean our grain j.. And berries, gar
den, fruit and clover !. Would soon
be busting out all over With
Autumn's harvest in their arms
To keep us fed through Winters
| storms.
No human of mine need ever fret
j.. About the hound dogs he can't
get To help us snare the willy
quail Or get a possum by the
tail On coon hunts, foxes, bear
or deer A boon companion he'll
have here.
| That's why I figured night ant
day To see if I could find {
way To get us out on rancI
or farm :. And keep my man from
city's harm bought the hounds
the guns, the land +. And though
saw the Masters hand.
We gave up all and off we went
And as for me, I was content
With simple things like snow, blu
sky =. The rabbits run, the will
goose cry 1 sowed, 1 reaped,
canned, / froze Peculiar JOY
woman knows.
That way I thought that all woul
see The happiness that meant I
be No listening for a bos
voice But pride in work of oil
own choice And isn't work GOO
for a wife :. If it helps to lengthe
her mans life?
Today, at last, the reckoning can
=. But it turned out to be the san
"a woman's got to have h
way!" Jed turned to glare
me and say 'T'm tired of ;
your bossy drive! =. I'm going
work from 9 to 81"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-01
Readers Requests

4
much like to have this recipe again,
and wondered if some of your readers
might have it. - Mrs. p. X, McCOne
county
I would like to get recipe for loaf
cake which has prunes in it. Enjoy your
Readers Reply page very much and
would like to submit good cake recipe
which has no shortening or eggs, and
is so simple to make.
MIRACLE WHIP CAKE
III cups granulated sugar
cups flour
Pinch of salt
1 cup salad dressing
tablespoons cocoa
2 teaspoons soda
/ cup water
1 teaspoon vanilla
Combine sugar, salt, salad dressing,
cocoa Add sifted flour and soda alter
nately with water Add vanilla. and
bake 80 minuteS-MrS. C.. L., Liberty
county
would surely appreciate recipes for
making and canning horse radish to be
used through the winter My mother
canned horse radish years ago, but 1
have forgotten how-Mrs. r. c., Chou
teau county
Some years ago, had a recipe for
Chess Pie made with butter and corn
meal, which liked very much Could
some of your readers furnish me with
this recipe again? I seem to have mis-
placed mine.-Mrs. w. d. D., McCone
county
Can some reader tell me how to fix
whitefish so they are more tasty? Is
there some way to soften the bones like
canned salmon?-Mrs. A. H., Meagher
County.
wonder if, through your Home De-
partment, you might secure for me
recipes for sandwiches which will 90
well with jello or fruit salads-Sand-
wiches which are different yet reason
ably easy to make.
We who live far from town are often
at loss for sandwich ideas on &C.
caSionS when we have no chance to get
to town. Jello, as a rule, is served at
our neighborhood parties, along with
cake, cookies, sandwiches and coffe
Not all sandwiches seem to fit in with
jello or fruit salad and so would like
some helpful suggestions.
Why is it that homemade doughnuts
do not have the texture and lightnes:
that commercially made doughnuts do
I've tried every known recipe at m,
disposal in hopes of finding one fo
doughnuts as light and cake-like a
those sold at the bakeries.
Can some one give me a recipe fo
maple sticks like those available from
the bakery?-One of your intereste,
and appreciative readers.
When your magazine arrives, the frs
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-01

would surely appreciate recipes for
making and canning horse radish to be
used through the winter. My mother
canned horse radish years ago, but 1
have forgotten how-Mrs. r. c., Chou
teau county
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-01

Some years ago, 1 had a recipe for
Chess Pie made with butter and corn
meal, which I liked very much. Could
some of your readers furnish me with
this recipe again? I seem to have mis-
placed mine.-Mrs. w. d. D., McCone
county
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-01

I am sending a dill pickle recipe in
response to the request from Mrs. H. K.
of Roosevelt county. (Recipe will ap-
pear under Tested Recipes).
wish something could be done about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23

PACKARD 81 200" series 4-dr.
auto shift, r. and h.; best offer
PACKARD 40; beaut. black finish;
$500 miles; / owner since new; So
down. IA. S-962l. pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1854 station Waeoa; ;
1921 Connecticut. W0. 0.e40O.
PONTIAC 80 streamliner; r. and h.;
Wv. tires. y owner, Ike new
throughout. IS down. IA. 2-9SO4'
PONTIAC 1854 cow coupe: HydEe,
power steering: 5000. Never sold:
new warranty: Immaculate. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 422l Connecticut Wo
PONTIAC "a Catalina hardtop: I'M
m1syats n:vsF sold , ns~, sa,n Te5
Conn M ave. w $500 E4SSiiNc s1'
PONTIAC '53 So" Chieftaia sed... de
luxe. loaded with eauipment: lust
PsE new o sSEe aSnd 1898 & dol sTs
ne. La. 6-3200 90
STUpEBAkER 81 Champion 4-dr.
sed special for today. Full price,
WILLIAMS BUICK. 2OOI Nichols
s fESi "a champion 4:dr.;
finish; demonstrator; new-car title
and 2-yr. guar: $500 on or over
allowance to help on On. payment,
Terms to suit your budget. MCNEIL
lstYdesbakerI, 14lS P st. NV. GO
sTUDGEBAKER "a VS. Land Cruiser
4-dr.; fully equip: Vienna-blue nm
ish. two-tone blue nylon interior
display model; new-car title and e
VI. guar 5000 OF or over allow
ance to help on dn. payment. NC
NELL (Studebaker), l4lS st,
sP PiM GQ RislS g Champ. starlight niS
coupe; cd. heater, h.h., excel. cond
3-IS2I after $40 pm.
STUDEBAKER so Commander star
light coupe; r. and h.. overdrive;
cherry red fin.; never denied; mas
had excel. care: $685.. Will arrange
financing and Recommendation. JE
STUDEBAKER $50 Commander VS.
Regal 4-dr. sedan; Jet black finish;
overdrive. heater: one-owner. care.
fully driven car that shows excellent
care. See this one: Butler
$1.095. LEE D. BUTLER, INC. 1121
3Ist st. NV. DI. 7-0ll4..
STUDEBAKER so Champion sedan;
gray: eaS-Saving overdrtve. under
seat heater: well-known for econ
omy: showroom condition; Butler
Bonded $685.. LEE D. BUTLER,
INC. ll2l -21st ST. NV, DI. 7-Oll4
STUDEBAKER 81 Land Cruiser Sc
Dan; saS-Saving overdrive. heater.
radio: many other extras; q one
owner, w-mileage car in top con-
dition: Butler Bonded: S795. LEE
D. BUTLER. INC, 1871 21st ST.
NV, DI. 7-O114.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAILS

0TTDERAKRR 1851 Champion 49,
sad0n: Economical overdrive, heater
one owner; beautifully designed and
Well-knoWn for great economy; But.
ler-BOnded; S646. LEE .: BUTLER,
INC, 1I2l 2Ist st. NV. DI. 7-O114
STUDEBAKER '53 Commander VS.
Regal 5-pasSenger spt. coupe; green;
many extras: auto 1;,.. drive, heater
condition; a beautifully engineered
Butler-Bonded: 81. S95. LEE b. BUT.
LER. INC. 1I2r %1st st. NV, DI.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Regal
sx Ss spO p ssatn tires SnS 9 mseS
cond.; fully equipped, including ov-
erdrive. heater and radio: q real
special and Butler Bonded; only
S545. LEE D. BUTLER. INC, 1I2i
21st st NV, DI. 1-O114.
STUDRBAKER 1919 Regal 4-dr. "6'
sedan: green; oy,erdrive: heater:
very low cost and Butler Bonded:
S495. LEE d. BUTLER, INC, II2i
2lst st. NV, DI. 7-01l4.
"a VS. hard.top CON.
vert; and h.. auto. trans; velvet
black finish red leather interior;
display model: new-car title and o
yr. guar; $500 on or over allow
ance to help on DIN. payment. Terms
to suit your budget. MCNEIL STU
debaker), las st. NV. CO. s.
1853. -25
wILLYS $50 Aerolark 2-dr. sedan;
heater. cd. seat covers: orig. green
finish; very clean; $4,000 mi; l.
owner car: worthwhile guarantee:
only S045. WHEELER, INC. Chrys-
ler- Plymouth-I Dealer. $500
Wisconsin NV, EN-. 3-47OS. o to 8,
Sat.-Sun., till 8.
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AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

WILLYS '40 station wagon: Il you
are looking for an all-around util.
ity car then read no further. This
is one Of the. cleanest 1919 station
wagons We have seen In Q LONG
time Heater, Overdrive and good
tires. Written warranty. $5a5. DIV
YER MOTOR CO.. Dodge-Plymouth
Dealer. 1912 Georgia ave. at Piney
Branch I'd. tn. 10000.
WILLYS 194S 6-cyl. sta. wagon Sc
dan: oyerdrive, htr.; $3.50. Brown
ing S-S142.
ZEPHYR SO 4-dr.: company oacial
car: actual 10000 miles; heater
equipped: 6-cylinder overhead valve
motor. You can't beat this for econ
omy. pleasure and comfort. $1.295.
4-month written guarantee. HILL
& SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV. AID.
4-43OO. Open until 3 pm. week
DAYS: 9 pm. Sat. Closed Sunday.
Customer parking. IA