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The frontiersman., 1955-04-07
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will be heard all day and on the evening of Holy Saturday.
 Easter Sunday Mass at 9 a.n1.. will be sung by The Rev. James F. Snead. Altar and chancel will be banked with Easter lilies and spring flowers among tall white tapers. White and gold vestments will be worn by the celebrant while red cassocks will be worn by the acolytes. A special Easter sermon will be preached by Rev Snead.
 Music for the High Mass sung by the choir under the direction of Mrs. Frances Hubert with Mrs. Geri Hemmer, organist, VI include: Professional: "Chris% the Lord is Risen Today, tradl tional; "Kyrie and Gloria. Mass of St. Basil; Offertory: 70 Eilil ct Filiae", traditional Frenchs "Sanctus and Agnus Dei~, Mass of St. Basil; Communion: Jesus Jesus, Come to Me-, traditional German; Soul of My Savior" and "Jesus Thou Art Coming traditional Slovak; Anthem: Al leluia, Alleluia Let the Holy An them Rise. Benediction: 70 Sal utaris". "Tantum Ergo" and .eHo1v Cod We Praise Thy Name. Recessional: Christ the Lord is Risen Today, traditional.
 Acolytes to serve include Carl Hendrickson, Gary Van Vaken- bergh, Robert Johns, Victor Johns, Ernest Stineberg, Joseph Puddicomb, Lynn Puddicomb, Timothy Gallagher, Michael Gal lagher, David Martin and Harry Hartung.
 Valley residents planning to attend the traditional Easter Mass are urged to arrive early
 First Baptist Church
 The First Baptist Church, A. V. Richey pastor, announces three services for Easter Sunday, April 10. Sunrise Service, with alR churches participating at 6:30 a.m., followed by the serving of refreshments in the church base ment at 7:30 am. will open tha obSerVanceS.
 Sunday School will be held as 1000 am. and regular morning worship will be at 11:00 am. with the message, Did Chriss Arise?"
 Evening service at 7:45 p.nA will feature a special Resurrec- ton religious film. Everyone is offered a special invitation to participate in these services.
 Church of God
 Easter services at the Church of God will begin with the chil- dren's Easter program at 1000 am. The children's choir of more than 40 voices will supplement the Easter story in scripture and verse. The entire program will be conducted by the children of the junior department. The nor hing worship service will follow immediately with special Easter music and~meSSage.
 The services of the day will be climaxed in the evening worship, 800 pm, when the church choir will present the Easter Cantata, The Golden Dawn" This forty five minutes of sacred music will include beautiful solos, duets, trios, .4artets, and full choral numbers. There will also be a brief but inspiring dramatization, Were You There?" These special services were planned especially for the enjoyment of the entire community and all are most cor dially invited to attend all or any services of the day.
The frontiersman., 1955-04-07

its sizeabIe and fuIl-length 4-door body. With windows down, no posts appear for the rear doors, and you get completely unobstructed view at both sides.
 You find rear doors are hinged at their from edges to swing wide and free, and assure easy entrance and exit.
 And you'll find legroom, headroom and hiproom extra generous both front and rear with interiors tailored in fabrics and patterns specially reserved for the 4-Door Riviera.
 Best of all, this new Buick beauty comes off the line in both the low-price SPECIAL Series and the high powered CENTURY Series.
The frontiersman., 1955-04-07
HOME <: M AKERS'
 NEWS
Glacier View Club

The regular meeting of the Glacier View Homemakers club was held March Is at the home of Mrs. Martha Stadium. There were six members and three guests present.
 A lovely luncheon was served by the hostess.
 Marylou Rideout gave a dem onstration on making light bread and rolls.
 The next meeting will be held in the craft room on April 19.
 Sourdough Club
 The Sourdough Homemakers' club will hold their next meeting at the home of Mrs Edna Cook on April 12.
The frontiersman., 1955-04-07

So you can pick yonr 4-Door Riviera with the potent performance of 1S8-hp or 236-hp Buick V8 engine - the swift get away and gas saving of Variable Pitch Dynaflow* - the velvet stride of the Million Dollar Ride - the long list of Buick bonus features at no extra cost - and aH af ''greaf bay prices fhat have helped move Buick into America $ Big Three" of best sellers.
 But better come see us about the 4-Door Riviera nOEO.
 With all-out production IT and a brOmbt order - this newest excitement in cars will be yours that much sooner.
 +Dyn4fov Dfi0e i5 standard OF Roadpafter, optional at extra cor or otber Serie5
The frontiersman., 1955-04-07
First Presbyterian Church
 of WasilIa

The Holy Week Communion service of the First Presbyterian Church of Wasilla will be held in the church on Friday, April
The frontiersman., 1955-04-07

Charles Beebe, church elder, pre- siding. Special music will be of fered by members of the mixed choir.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15
Garden Experts
Attend Meet

FOUR MONTANA young people at
tended the annual convention of the
National Junior Vegetable Growers AS
ISOLATION held in Cincinnati in Deem
Der. They are Janet Holmes, Rosebud;
Ethel May Oliver, McAllister; Dick E..
Mccain, Billings, and Tom Mcmillan,
Lewistown. All were awarded the trip
as a result of their outstanding records
in their All garden projects or for out
standing garden demonstration at the
All Club Congress at Bozeman.
They were accompanied by Arne
Skedsvold, associate county agent,
Yellowstone County, and Leonard A.
wager, specialist in horticulture and
farm forestry, Bozeman.
Three of the four delegates presented
demonstrations at the convention All
participated in the judging, grading
and identification contests.
The program of NJVGA in Montana
has been tied in closely with the All
garden project and is attractive mainly
to older All Club members. The NJVGA
program is open to any boy or girl
between IA and % who has an active
interest in growing horticulture crops.
In many states FLA and FILA have
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

into motion and halting their destruc-
tive sweep across fields are keys to
controlling erosion Our knowledge of
these phenomena came from wind-tun-
mel studies. High-speed photographs of
moving soil, and analysis of particle
size makeup of blown soil showed how
it happens.
The finest silt and clay particles
nestle in the surface grain of the soil
and avoid the wind But gusty wind as
light as 8 m.p.h. will move medium
particles-cause them to roll along the
ground and, on collision with other
elastic particles, to bound into the air,
spinning 200 to 1000 rpm. BY this dra-
matte leaping and jumping action
called saltation, they can traverse a
field-usually moving fifth or fourth
as far up as forward. The stronger the
push of the wind, the higher the bounce
and the longer the glide.
ClOddy Bed Is Goal
In wind-tunnel studies, topsoils of
fairly high clay and clay-loam content
erode till projecting clods shelter the
remaining blow soil against the wind.
A cloddy bed such as that, stabilized
by man and not by wind, is the goal
when cover is not available.
Some valuable lessons have been
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

learned from field erosion history, too.
AS wind moves across credible land,
it needs greatest velocity at the start
ing edge to move soil. Surface crust
and clods there resist erosion. But In
absence of Instructions = wind5reaks,
crop residues, surface roughness-it
proceeds across the area, sorting out
organic matter, fine silt and clay and
depositing them to leeward. Sand re-
mains behind coarsens the windward
part of the field, lowers its fertility
and ability to grow vegetative cover,
and leaves it more credible. To lee
ward, the leveling, increasingly-erosive
deposits become progressively more
vulnerable to wilder winds.
Erosion Can Be Tanned
Erosion can be tanned, therefore
sometimes in the absence of stubble
cover, by shortening its downwind
range. Burrows plowed crosswind help
some, but erosion soon fills them A
study is being made of combinations
of grass cover, strips of varying plant
types and spacing and all possible
devices to develop workable system
for a dust-free plains agriculture. But
permanent sod appears to be the only
answer for some shallow sandy lands.
Stubblemulch cropping, shelterbelts,
and strip cropping for normal years and
surface-clodding for the 8-per-century
extreme dust years, look like a combi-
nation deserving thorough trial on the
Great Plains.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15
Wimd-TmumeI Tests Suggest
Most Effective Methods to
Stop Soil Blowing

DUST STORMS - recurrent every
spring in the Great Plains and ruinous
after drouth once every dozen years
may at last yield to science.
Stubblemulch farming is capable of
protecting the land most years. But i'll
those occasional blighted years when
there's no effective vegetal cover, dead
or alive, proper emergency tillage will
help save even bare soil of most types.
This is the conclusion of soil cOnser-
vationist A. w. Zingg and his associates
from study of soil-particle structure
and behavior at the United States De-
partment of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Research Service experimental wind
tunnel, Manhattan, Kans.
Wind-breaks (where adapted), deep
blowing to bring up clay subsoil, strip
cropping and other measures are being
studied and developed Width, spacing
and type of vegetation can be planned
from wind-tunnel data.
Scientists consider most present
measures inadequate for disastrous
drouths, such as occurred in the mid
3O's. But such drouth isn't expected
again for three-quarters of century,
time enough for more research.
Halt Particle Movement
Preventing soil particles from getting
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-15

taken an active part In the NJVGA
program. Inquiries about the program
should be directed to Leonard A. Wager,
specialist in Horticulture and Farm
Forestry, Montana Extension Service,
BoZeman. Montana.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
AuTnMnRlLEs 4 EoR sALE

AUsTIN-HEALY ~ Roadsisrs tsl
$2,0gS. JACK PRY. LID. lAtl
A6sfis fsS 4 Hi nkAEEr Er is: equipped a, via
IeMens kit; CO. oticiai car; new.
car title, save $500. We nnance n
bank rates. LARGEST selection ol
Imported and American cars
Dcaler for Austin of Engiand. Au.
etin HeRiey, M o., MO -Magpette
HiiimnFi, Sunbeam. Pofsehe. Mer'
cedes, Beng. Morris Minor. why's
MANHATTAN AUTO. NC. tEat
1910. 9TH al r stss NV, NO. 4,
1900. branch sales. 1910 King st,
AUSTIN AND FiLIMAN sEDANs--
iS5n Sd .hssggh ssgs zK Sl 81 pkg e sfsf sond as
AUsHTiN III 'ffiiEkEkY 1855 sport car
excel cQnd, 1000 miles; goinI
AUSTIN 'SS 2-dr. 5000, JE. s-ys4s
selection 81 models Al
colork HORNKRs9 COaNEE. Rulcl
Dealer. Via ave, ne. a. 9TH, "
BtiicE cEssTANLEY n. HoRNKR
INC. Downtown. I'LL 18th. Con
yenient 10 all hotels. ONCE build
ings. real estate and financial dis
trictS DI. F.30o3
Evening star., 1955-11-16
LOTS. AcREAeI FoR SALE
HILLcREsT. $40 q, and ' p. I.

EsE.i 81 Esss sSS sSs = Ass.r II .s I.
lPa4UxYNf sali NJ Sops, s.n.d,ctls. tl
acre wooded lots: elee.; price 31ab
S2b down, SIS mo. zANTzINGER,
VI. Ma S.k37i. WA. G-1Hlfs 2is
sILyEE srEfEG -! ,K!s:snsinEt9,r 4
sewer and water IL. Can Mi. ME-
ssE, BLANCHARD. Reaitcr, ~, g
|CSfEGssvnLLE aKEa-Lo.s cf III M siss. 4
and description from acre and
W Some near Ind, Spring Club.
Sonns. N5Sa e w sssi affp il EapsnE so snsw.S. 4
s:S acRRs. aS;isEs Mon.eomsry county.
Next to country club with strean
Tunntns through pycperty Idea
ior domestic 81 $50. EXCLUSIVE
AMSHMaEm. MHsaEcn., MSs M rSl aoB s.s5s' sE!ss AVE.
house site Conn. sve. between Ne
hraAkA ave. and Chevy Chase Cir
Gle; approximately tH.GHf "a III:
valuable location. Phone Mf Cope
WIN EDWIN I. ELLIS Reeltef'
RccKyiEHTTER Ron ntlfsY IEsMITsolffipis
eefes. commercial. level land. 4 b00
u road lrontsge RoBT 4. low
/ ERYs ~. 9-02O0i evess. IA. o.
s3s sCREs, long road frontage near
| N0fbeck Country Club All cleared
| VIII sewer to future Rock Greek
So5HBfNsoN. ju 3ii7. AnAns''s'
III ACHES on I.ahilL ID near ne!E.
| Indian 9pfinE Country Club, Will
sewer 70 future northwest branch
trunk sewer. lo-yekr nnarcinr
sssllaele y ,ggg per acfe. ROB
lots Is tie nrsdiss hivd, area 81
| Bethesda ready for immedlets
Rgi|dins sgAd =, WI ,ssNeordinats ROB
| 3 LOTS, acre each, AFe& Qt good
homes; Sb,2B0 each. TAONpB0N
3 GRAY. ~. $4,000. ---f0
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tumble answer:
Snort, scAnt,
SHADY, smudGe
-AGHAST
i.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
STORES F0R RENT

BETHEsDA--4 new stores, excel,
REALTY Co. Of. s-7fs5.
nv sTogK. sstabiished for 10 srs.
240g blk. Pa aye, ny. Cali RA
81 Il n 81. e. M ias.. sIssls IL ssol, l Il
any kind Or 6f5ee. partly fnrn.
across from new telephone Co :
sEPH \ skUNo. Sos 4 II nv ~
|Kzsr3vfn SHOPPING cENllfR,
opening November :. 2. fsT immedi.
ssnans ssns. re- asTvRR saassaTa5ivla ss:6 REsisa
E1oM. No, SO oxon Run drive. 70.
|saNDSYi srRrE0. ) new stores. Z Sss
%: plenty of parking, adt 10 other
stores: ideal fcE, dfugstore.. home
En- eSRElaiasss M tn,, q isflas. ayS HshTeeI ETF.
NAisn I. hR0srbs. KEALToR. 30.
fsfzs AL ] cHuncH susy CO center. I
EAKIA PROF.. iEc.s jE. 3-&03I.
szekE es Ig..e1ss kgs neNT . yish I'm ;E aPt
MSS n Reas. rtrt. ~ slI 81 red.cofst. cyst-
inE VIII BE done by owner Tu.
|DoHRiNsT0WN SHOPPING AREA
Good location for shoe repair; rea.
sonnble. MA. B.S025. lis
PRIME E,E. RETAIL LOCATION -
New building with 2 street front.
ages pvt. parking lott approx.
a;s0O 30, IT. floor area 3gih 3,
CARTEL ST. =. GLENN dARV1Nl 10
m R1MfNENT CORNER. cclumbis "a
NV Center of active retail trade
and Transportation. Suitable shoes,
ehiidfen'S wear restaurant, dry
cleaner etc David Roagnbere,
pREYFuES BRoS.; MA. S-05SO.
Eyes. Sun. IA. 9.5R29. 1B
Evening star., 1955-11-16
MI lots. AcREAeE SALE Icsal.l !

DELTsYlELE-S acres win 55D-ft.
ffonfaeo 0uA Powder I'd. Water
nearby 4 box stan cinder block
harm. 81 500 down and $40 mo.
or $500 down $40 mo. ~. s-3ys0.
FIVE LOTS. good ioc,. Adj. n. Arl.
n. T. Fas5saz ss,,ss.c e. MhtsF sEsaI Ee5 Ds1ss D1s
r. q. cUUNTY-choice BLDG. site;
city water; hnxib so: 3Fd street,
Hynesboro. $1,000, terms II des.
w LEwis, IN. l-s500: ewes,
u sMIERRRs site. wooded. ls0xslo
eissss,; is;S2e; IA vi 1tJ e s.sssa mere so pay
DO rot want 10 build your own
homer II SO We have that CHOICE
lot for you. For full infeFmAtion
cal JU. g.3s25 or 10. g-Ss9s,
on cITY WATER. and okey Tor
septic tanks: -here wooded home
sites, near Shirley hishwsy; se 600:
siRos iSS INC, NC. sSssRinrdssisa ss Va. vsaseE SI'
LAKE aARcRoFT Beautiful
wooded 1loping lot for flne home,
66kp a6n65k;IpNoToks rs s.assAsy aSssAsyAlIER la LAND
se75 PER ACRE-oyer 200 acres
of Eently rolling Fairfax County
land within 20 miles Of Washing
ton and With long road frcntaEe;
siderable pAluable timber IN wood.
ed portion; clean nefghbofhoo IT
this price q very promising capital
gain possibility Odefed As q
whole and on terms or for cash.
MASON HrRsT
Closed Sundays
Annandale, Va Phone u. 2.b5I5
EXCELLENT BUY
NEAR LAND0N SCHOOL
Benutlfui corner lot, 9,el4 50. Il.
(D0-ft. frontaee1. Only Se,05O.
SHAPIRO SALES. INC
1913 x 81. NV. NE. e-I517
Evening star., 1955-11-16
BANNING & SONS
$500 BALTIC. Ave. UN. 4-31S(

CHRYSLER Isl windsor conv.: :.
and b.. red leather upholstery,
Wv, tires. safety wheels. very
clean. sale price, Stifl6. WHEELEH.
INC. ChFysier Dealer, 1895 0eor-
gia ave. Wheaton. Nd, Lo s.
CiiRYsLER 80 Windsor 4-door: : +.
and h., seat covers. GOOD tires.
safety wheels, excep, clean; sale
price. Sla6. WHEELER, INC,
Chrysier Dealer, 1895 Clenrgia
ave-, wheaton, Nd, 10. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
BuslNEss gRop. WANTED

AUrOM0TTvE FIRM interested il
loo IN Sc wash, east of river
4 Or Wheaton area. Must have ade.
ouate outside and inside pafkinl
( space Pref. long leRse. BOX 530-f,
Evening star., 1955-11-16
FORD i53

Courier lseean delivery; heater;
newly refined In Alpine blue and
ID AL condition. Cash, S7l5.
PARKWAY-FORD
sQs1 a 81 NV. FE. 5.gaQ1
DODGE 40
Dump. With alk-yafd body. beer
PARKWAY-FORD
|3051 NJ st. NV Pc 3-22o1
Evening star., 1955-11-16
EVERY KIND

For country living - Investment
rental Or deFeicpmsnt. Check oul
. kcRfs. s-roon and bath erlsl
| Il AcREs. 3 room. ana bah; ;SS: sSs;
Ies acRrs. rooms ana ssih. SS: ss,s:
ios 1uREs. rooms and bah, sst: it:
! zrREs city iyps home. SO. 900
I20Q.AcRE DAIRY FARM. rented foi
300 per month. &b2.h(lt
I2b0-AcRE CATTLE FARM. siightl,
over x&00 per acre.
lI50%AGRE STOCK Farm with laref
I@.EooIn modern home
400.ACRE. DAIRY FARM. One ol
Mont Collntyss best.
lESTATE FARM or 200 ACRES lar.
ser stone henit; has evsrything
|DEyELoPMEHT FARM. out Il Rock Rock.
ville. $500 per acre.
D00- -ACRE INVESTMENT PROP.
ERTY 90 located and priced TO af-
ford an excellent opportunity.
40 ACRES oAI9HERsBURG open
land with wster available; $1,000
RIPLEY d RoMER, INC.
REALTORS GAITHERsBuRu zoo
Evening star., 1955-11-16
EARMs


sIa0 DOWN. $40 mo. buyg for si-
sSs miles Oh ., b II For detsIis'
MI. cEEt4kSHAM. III mn. .4,S acres 4 !,
3-bedrfs., newly equipped kit. and
( bath. On nArd-1uffaeee road. S1@s.
nb0. For further information cal
RE 5-s263. May Be seen sy srst
ss HcREs, IS nj. Nd. ia.rm. house
mod bath, en h;-N.h.; creek. barns
saTsOnT cATxHoG FREE-Tspn,
and businesses. 80 States. GrROu1
REALTY. 234-A woodward BLDG,
Wsshlngton ST :s.37e4.
HICKMAN -CUSTIMAN
375-AcRK STOCK FARM. In hisli
state Of cultivation. Kgcellent SET
Of buildings Level land koTdettns
q Ti THeE hs Il ssasssk ss si sGegss s.r osT ssrs
40 a. DAIRY FARM. eight mllsr
! from acc SITE. Main h0use. 2 ten
ant houses. 3ft-StAnfbfun WhxhtnE.
ton dairy barn. Ftts sprtnss- Hard
road. S42s0p0.
|lEg ACRES Of nice laying land. u
srn. very attractive s-Sedrm. home
Bank barn. poultry house. S45. 600.
Wilt heip nnni1ee.
rs ACRES. Long fronkaee on hard
road. Old 2-ssoFy frame house
other outbuildinFa. Excellent for Dc.
selopment. Qnly miIes from
POPULAR 2-9442
Evening star., 1955-11-16
AUToMoBILEs ron sAlR

CHEVROLET '66 4-door Bel Air,
new: 2Q6-h.p, motor, power steer
ing. baek-up lights, poNerUlide, ra-
go, heater. Save $500. "a. =
caESkoLET 1863 club coupe: seasi
= TesshsT her Win an DA old. isn isiiins cssi csT;
wen trade IN your troubles at =
| fair price: bank nnaneina and q
| factory backed warranty 1t VIII
LIAM8 4 BAKER, 20th and n sts.
CHEVROLET 40 etyieiine de luxe
e-door. DRIVE THIS BLUE AND
GRAY BEAUTY AND eEE ITS
PERFECT NEw-cAR CONDITION. =
A safe dependable car for your
winter transportation. Only S4e5.
So down. Cali Pc. 3-0g13 and ask
for Joe 0randucci
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
$500 n 81. NV. Pc. 3.e5ia
IcHEy. as 5-pass. club epe.; I. and
CHEVROLET s4 ssi6 "a s1dr. - sta
ton wagon; = and b., powersllde;
| eral trade and terms: 30-day war
fanty. MONROE FORD 800 Wis,
ave NV. Wo. $4,000, Open ewes.
lcHEvhR6iRT ,ss styieline de luxe
2-door; and h., poWerglide; q
ll9-A; 3Q.slay warranty MONROE
FORD, 5t0r w1& ave NV Wo.
c1isSedrEqqp gsS9s Eqpea sass syss s., ~ q, an Sln
and b.. poWergllde. beautiful 9
tone white over baby blue. Mech
perfect, heWleSs body. one-day spe-
ToWN-coUNTRY SALES. $3.50
,,sst VIZ; ,sCs sSs ~ NV ,os 81 Wo 70 e-g51e: .s
powefriide. !. and h., TAILORED seat
covers: IDEAL family cari only SOS.
3O-day guafantee HILL a SAN
DERs. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
1390 18th 81 n.wS No. -liil.
r2EvReFRT 1psn efss ~ sass ds sat spst m 4r 4.
pass. station wagon. Al metal;
heater, dark green 1nisii. irnmRcu-
| late condition; $685. 30-day guar
antee. HILL q SANDERS. Wash. q
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 18th 81
NV. NO; Till Open eyes. I'll
cfiiiESIRs0IET ,s4 .2iea 44dr.; =
and H. low MILEAGE; top condition;
2-tone flnist. $i,395. 2-day money
back trial: 4-month written guar
entee. HILL q SANDERS, Wash, Z
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 18th 81;
nn:ws NO ll1ll Open ewes. II
cffiESssssoLE4T va 81 Psi carryan: clean.
dark green. heater, aIl-metal body;
&eg5. 3u-day guarantee. HILL q
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Rfslss RS s4sdd b54 Soss@0es opsa sv.s ave ii n's 3
csanhsyRoLRsr Rs "a Bel Air s-drs :.
and h., dark green, only $l.2e5.
2-day money-back trial. 4-month
written guarantee. HILL & 6AN-
DERs. Wash.s Oldest {erd peaier'
1aadd6e veTa0ns opeS syes sve ID b sst. Iii 4.
cHEvROIET 81 ADD de luxe; :,
green; only s8gh. 3tl-day glaran-
tee. HILL a SANDERS, Wash .
oIssss cs. T0rd psslsf ssso ll op. xsr@Sns ssss
clTEsyR;oiEsT II ;s 81 4-dr sedan: dark
green: heater. excellent motor;
very clean throughepti I owner
tses HILL Ill .iisl SANpERss 1I1s vern,o1t Mssn; 4
ave. nv. ADJ 4-4366. open ewes.
cIIlEsyKofET II Il fls Ss 4-ur. sedan: fully
equipped, seat covers: extre clean
$IO9b, 2-day uofey-baek trial
3 SAND SANDERS. Was6's II Oldest FORD
Dealer. 1114 Vermont ave. NV,
AD. $500. Open ewes. I'll .; sat.
ciiRvRoLET 81 convertible: new
tops :. and H.. powerglide; . real
gs.v-sssk sgSs: sss trIa enl imeosssh month written
Euarantee. HILL q SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, ilI4
Vermont ave. NV. AD. 4-43O0.
open ewes. til o, Sat. I'll 8.
CHFV. 81 styieiine 4-dr.. with
heater, seat covers and other ac-
cessories: perfect 2nd car. To-Day,
only $2g6
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. s.E. Lu. 2-gs27
Evening star., 1955-11-16
TRUCKS FoR SALE

HUDSON ie4t pickup, coed body:
runs good. 500. 10. $3.50. II
Al Used TRUCKS Hi-ralne USED
t1nckG all models. makes and Gizek
81 our selection bctore yQu hug
fNTERNATfoNAI HARVESTER. unl
1lndenshure I'd. ne u. T.43no
FORD lls-ton stake: i2-ft bed, re.
conditioned motor. Call after
pm. OIL, 0-3642, s--l
cond.. Sk50. NATL. TRUCK rem
ITNTTRNAIiONAL TRUCK 1858,
owner. Late model, 5000 condition
Cash $1,000 Or VII hnance. Cal
Z " W.D. -asslw ,ss wILLrs. .-.on pickup;
win pull any hsn q, ics snoT6. mud
ICNEyR0LET f2-ft. van. with new
engine; S;395, or will trade fol
IarFer van. RA. 3-401l. 22 g
INTERNATIONAL 1862 Seton Ne.
speeticni 5000. ND. ESQ. sl.
TRUCKS 1855
6TUpEBAKER 1855 I2-ton. pickup
Close out, settine ready for 19bt
model, Driven less than 200 miles
New1truek title Al low ss 81 :3Aa
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
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