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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21

thing can happen. The victim we read
about in the morning paper might
very well be you = or me. Therefore,
the first consideration is to be prepared.
Fire drills in schools are not to brighten
children, but to give them preparation
for an emergency which might never
occur. Take the few precautions which
follow for your own welfare and con-
tinued safety.
Beware OF Traps: 1t is common sense
to walk on the more heavily populated,
better-lit streets. Avoid short cuts
through quieter areas; avoid walking
close TO row of parked cars if you
possibly can. Give wide berth to alley
ways and vacant lots. If darkened store
doorways or bushes on lonely streets
worry you. you can walk in the middle
of the street.
Don't Letter: Know your bus or train
schedules so that you will not have to
stand around empty stations.
Be BusinessIiIke: A telephone operator
told me recently, Il walk so fast l don't
think mugger could catch up with me
if he tried!" What she failed to realize
TW-Io-2I Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
LADY COP TELLS W0MEN:
How To Be Safe

Here tips from expert for women who must be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

$50 EMERSON ALL TRANSISTOR PORTABLE
RADI0S Model ssA2 Six tiny trsnsistors replace bulky
tubes out TfansistoT enegzes last at least
500 hours Magnificent tone and plenty Of power Genuine
IestheT with carrying handle - fullvision dial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-28

'Have you got any friends, Moore? my father said.
"A few
do they come around too?''
Mr.. MooreSquirmed. 'Well. YEAH they come around"
W. father suddenly banged his fist on the table.
Mr.. Moore jumped and talked fast I'll find out who
owns that gun, MIR. Dawson. Ill let you know
Moore, my father said slowly, Il don't want that
gun fired this property, in this state. don't want
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-28

that gun fired at ALL He was plenty mad, and he
still mad when we went up to bed. He DIDN'T want to
talk about it. Not at first We set alarm clock for
fourthrty and crawled into bed My father lay on his
back, and could see him there in the moonlight.
you asked me about market hunters, my father
said at last Il didn't know there'd been any active
market hunters right lately, in Palmer county, but
here's how they work - at least around here They go
out at night in gang of - Continued on nexf page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-28

My father handed Mr.. Moore the gun. This
hidden in the refrigerator he said and waited When
my father waited like that you could pretty well figure
you were in trouble.
The caretaker was thin old man with hair on his
head. He licked his lips and said. Il don't know who
could have left it there
you live here my father pointed out.
Yeah, but there's lot of people come around
He waved his hands, "Mr. Royce, DR.. Smith -"
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-19
HEALTH COMMISSIONER ARRIVES IN JUNEAU

Dr. Harry V. Gibson arrived in Juneau this week to assume his new duties as deputy commission CT of health for Alaska. He will fill the position left vacant when Dr. Charles R. Hayman became act. ing commissioner of health in Feb ruary.
 Dr. Gibson comes to Alaska from Montana where he has been health officer for the Great Falls City, County Health department since 1888. He is a graduate of Washing ton University Medical school at St. Louis, Mo, and took his public health work at the University of Michigan and Johns Hopkins uni versity. He is a diplomate of the American Board of Preventative Medicine and Public Health.
 Buying or selling-Use the Class flied Ads-They get results.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-19
Free Phone Call lures Winner

Saturday, May 19 at 500 p. m. is the Ping Pong Tournament with the winner receiving free five minute phone call to the States.
 Monday, May q at 800 D. m. the USO VII break in the new Bingo set.
 Tuesday at 800 p. m. is colored slide night and is becoming in- creasingly popular at the USO. Take an "arm chair" travel tour of new and strange places by at- tending.
 Thursday, May "A, Service Wives Club meets at 100 p. m. Election of officers will be held and a mem Der of the Historical Society will give lecture.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-19
LISTING EDITOR X TO PRESS CLUB

Prescott Allen, contro- swspaper publisher who
 lail rather than reveal ? of his information, will peaker at the Fourth An ska Press Club awards n Anchorage on May 29. ,iil make his first trip to e two weeks from now es- for the major speech, Ill highlight the Alaska lbs annual awards event le Hour Country Club. .kie, press club president, d today that more than an individuals and press Il receive awards and ci- | the banquet. Tex Noey iaster of ceremonies.
 Ter Allen purchased the Umpire last year. He also Laredo, Texas Times and interest in the Montrose, Daily Press.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-19
USO SCHEDULE

Saturday, May 18-6:00 p. m., ping pong tournament. 800 p. m., movie.
 Monday, May 21-3:OO D. m, game night with bingo.
 Tuesday, May 22-8:O0 p. m, colored slide showing.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-19

-, Wednesday, May 23-8:0o p. m. movie.
 Thursday, May24-1:O0 p. m., Service Wives Club meets.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-05-19

Buying or selling-Use the Class flied Ads-They get results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
Workday Pin-Up

ssVX7IdEN WORK. enjoy like
w That's the secret Dorothy workday
pn-ups for the
manufacture recording and measuring
She went to work for the 1883
paid her personality well her
The feeling she says, is mutual Il find fascinating"
Dorothy is tall brunette with friendly
She spent the first IS of Washington
benesda with family
Chevy Chase High School,
River Bethesda
Both Dorothy her father
try out the trails the Shenandoah summer
Dorothy also likes hiking
and mystery stories No ONE love right having playing
-
your place Of business has
picture
ana works. to- Pn-Up Editor
street and Pennsylvania avenue NV, Washington T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-09

You can't vote in the Dis
trict if you don't register. Now
is the time to qualify. Regis
tration headquarters on ground
floor Of the District Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-09
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. lutD couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, Uait three full days
and receiDe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Roosevelt v. coser. sr.. "a. 1888 shep-
erd St; nv, and Belver Bennett, 1s,
Thomas oaaS lou Sullivan iii niH 40 ao55 Park I'd
nv, and Grace M. Guerra. 80. 1929
Larry Smith. 20 44l5 Nineteenth pl
East Capitol st ne,
Daniel l. Thompson. jr, 49, a26 Ken
s lucky asenqe Sc. and Barbara l.
Ers ssss' F. Williams liam " e. as g. Fieth st
Sc. and Dolores r. Neal, 10, "a L
trey b od sRd fy e sls g. sss
Eors. sase; and Mary "A. Nardelli' 20.
John if HaTre 1 ~ iea1 virginia ave. s.w,.
James Castle, SO. 6l5ha N street ns;ws
and and PHYLLIS P. Braxton. 28' 1928
Avery Jones. As, and Susie A. Weather
less, both of Richmond.
Ais snd kashieen e. cray az e - sao st.
Earl RI stalls. rs. of Baltimore. and Masako
Leroy R w. nars e. Ha ~ and \ EGia NJ
. Alstq,, both Of I44o Oak St. NV:
n C.. and Norma J. Wise %, 42ol
BENJAMIN il. Hall So, and Arie !. R.
Wallace. 81. both of 1894 Tenth st.
c' aSs cgir asoq T. csa & & III III 6 s.;
St NV. and MARY G. arubbs 30,
se MA hTf cos is s. Z aT Myrtle St me-
and Janet E. Stevens, %. iT46 seaton
and Betty A. sims, 20, 1924 Florida
borne. both of aW %tndn ;t, Nd,
NV, and Maria G. Morals, %. 1888
charles E. Lifts MIath 90 3ses ca, Kansas aye sg
Providence st. ne
Lewis P Umbenhower. jr.. 81 ouantico,
Va. and Dorothy B. volz' 80. 1901
Ru DaIls F. Pas ssft eT rs, 4as1 Oak lane
Sc, and Thelma ]. Brown. %, 1447
East Capitol st.
Robert j. Kenna. "a. Andrews Air Force
Base. and Loretta J. Hockenberry, 23.
ee 5pDoi1 " Smith, 81. sos Sheriff I'd. |
ne, and Jennie B Blake, 80, Balti-
more.
George H Gerver jr., 81. and Edith M. |
Steinhise. AZ. both of Baltimore.
You can't vote in the Dis
trict if you don't register. Now
is the time to qualify. Regis
tration headquarters on ground
floor Of the District Building. |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-09
just right for
The Easter Parade
u~y."~!.'-
SHOES
SIS and 7.5o

Top-boys' scuff toe oxford Of
durable brown leather with neo-
lite sole.
Bottom-eirls' patent leather
pump, with leather sole. Sizes
l2I2 to 3 have detachable
strap.
Sizes 812 to II 6.95
Sizes l2l2 to 3 ESQ
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-19
Territories May Be Given More Self Authority
Congress Studies How To Let Them Handle Housekeeping Chores

WASHINGTON, Rl-A move to give Alaska and Hawaii authority to handle some of their own ad- ministrative housekeeping chores is under study by Congress.
 Staff members of the Senate Territories Subcommittee and technical aides from the Depart ment of Interior are looking into the matter with an eye to drafting legislation.
 No one is certain how inclusive such a measure would be nor as to it's approach. But Stuart French chief clerk for the territories subcommittee said two admin istrative areas, public lands and bond issues, are under considera- tion~
 Members of Congress now spend considerable time, particularly in committee, approving sales of small land tracts, clarifying titles and other minor matters.
 Numerous bond issues, partic- ularly in Hawaii, also clutter the committee calendars.
 The last session of Congress granted Alaska authority to incur bonded indebtedness to the extent of $20 million for various types of public improvements. Continued growth of the territory, however, is expected to bring increased de- mand for bonding approval.
 Because of Alaska and Hawaii's territorial status, it is doubtful whether they could be given full administrative authority over housekeeping matters.
 Under consideration, however, are proposals which would give territories basic authority subject either to approval by the Depart ment of Interior or 60-day veto power by Congress.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-19

was injured.
 Several hours later, the Air Force grounded all B-52 flights out of Castle Air Force Base, the big bomber's base 40 miles north of Madeira It was the second time the giant planes have been grounded since they became oper- ational
 In Washington, the Air Force identified the dead as Capt. Dick G. Richardson, Columbus, Ohio; Capt. LeRoy M. Campbell, Ober- lin, Kan; M. Sgt. John T. Brown Jr., New Baltimore, Mich; T. Sgt. Raymond B. Riggs, Roanoke, Va.; T. Sgt. Harvey L. Fulbright, Yer non, Texas.
 Earlier B-52 Tragedy
 Earlier this year, while the first US. atomic age B-52 squadron was training at Castle AFB, an- other of the eight-engined giants exploded in flight, at 32,000 feet, near Tracy, Calf.
 Later, the Air Force blamed a malfunction of part of the B-52's complex electrical system for the first crash. This touched off spec ulation that electrical trouble ig- nited fuel in the plane.
 An Air Force spokesman said Monday night there was no simi- larity between the two accidents. He refused to elaborate.
 A base information officer identified the survivors as Maj. Benjamin R. Ostlind of San Mar ino, Calif., plane commander, and Capt. William J. Vetter of At water, Calif
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-19
Farmhouse Destroyed

WASHINGTON. R-The Air Force has ordered all B-52s grounded until ii can determine the cause of inc crash of the huge interconiinental jet bomb CT in California Monday.
 California Monday.
 The grounding of the B-52 bomber force means that pri- mary reliance for long-range strategic bombing with nuclear weapons will rest. for the lime. with the Strategic Air Com mand's B-36s and B-47s.
 The B-36 is long-range com bination piston engine and jet plane. The BAY is all jet.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-19

endangering vehicles on the high way. Debris hit an automobile and a labor contractors bus load ed with farm workers. But no one
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-19
B-52 CRASHES IN CALIFORNIA KILLING FIVE; TWO SURVIVE

MADEIRA, Calif., R-A huge, intercontinental jet bomber, los ing wing as it fell, crashed in flames and exploded near a four lane expressway Monday, killing five of it's seven crewmen.
 The two others, including the plane commander. parachuted safely.
 Several witnesses reported see ing at least three parachutes-one of them burning furiously. How many of the crewmen took to chutes wasn't determined.
 The eight-engine B-52, largest of the nations atomic bombers, plunged into field near US. 99, California's busiest highway.
 Farmhouse Destroyed
 Flaming wreckage and burning gasoline cascaded over a wide area, destroying a farmhouse and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-11
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

5000 SECOND, behind $4,000 Bal.
1856 discount with recourse. TU.
2-7I40; tn. 2-0967. III
$e.3 $40 End TRUST, at $50 mo,
behind SS.667 Bal. 25 prompt
payments. 8 yrs. and mos. TO run.
Price. $4,000. Elk. $3.50; Ewes,
DE. 2-6915.
Is. zoo SECOND TRUST; 81 900 dn.
payment. Mont. Co., white. Price,
S2,376. 10. 4-7017 or 10. 5-S776.
SEVERAL SMALL 1ST TRUSTS on
new homes In nearby Nd. amnrtiz-
ing monthly, So int. EN-. 3-l219.
SMALL NOTES. 1e% an
nuaI yield. term la yrs, maximum
security. Steady supply available.
Pc. $3.50. -l3
FHE TRUST NOTE EXCHANGE has
hundreds Of Ind trust notes at big
discounts. Complete appraisal Of
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TO see. Get on our mailing list
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TRAlLERS

so: 20 IT.: excel. eond. I:
priced for quick sale. JE. 1851
SALE. house trailers, 22'. $500;
25, $500: basieally furn.; not suit.
reg. travel. 10. S-4692. --l2
trailers. BELTSvILLE TRAILER
SALES, dealers for new Florence
and Imperial. See the new Aft.
Florence, a-bedrms., fully equipped:
1895: We also have . nice selee.
ton Of used trailers At wholesale
prices. 1925 wash. BALTIC. blvd.
sflfoSil'i, III 4ss1AnEE. ,s4s. IS Il.
with bath; excellent condition.
Price. SI,O55. JE. 4-6S6S. Ia
80 81. bedrm, d.
nette, lge. liv. rm.; very good eond.;
$500 cash. take over payments
Pm. Indian Head Riverside 3-231l.
WANTED. HOUSE TRAILER. BY pri-
vate party. No late model. Must be
reasonable: cash. RIA. 3-1334;
ROYAL sPARTANETTE, 1888. SIS
IT,. ike new. / bedrm. Inlaid car
pet. l144 Richmond hwy. Park d.,
Lot s.. Alex. Noon to s pm. AD.
.iidSs HOUSE TRAILER. shove.
and toilet. sae5. BELTsyILLE
TRAILER SALES, 1925 WASH
Bait. blvd. Beltsvilie. Nd. liz
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

Al USED UNDERSTANDING used
See our selection before you buy
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER.
90l BladensburG I'd. ne. Ii. 7-4300.
FORD 1850 F-600 dump; exeellen,
eond.: good bed and hoist: good
L ieii MOTOR CO. Ford,. iii
18th st. NV. DI. 7-5S00. liz
DODGE I94S panel ls-ton; with
pipe rack on sides; good eond.
$500. Call ~. S-2917. liz
GMC 1850 2-ton van: can remove
side panels and convert into ma
body: absolutely In excellent eond.
q wonderful buy. LOGAN MOTOR
CO. tFordl. I'LL 18th st. NV
DI. 7-5S00. la
FORD '65 h-ton pickup VS., with
custom cab: r. and h.: little used
looks and runs new; SPECIAL.
Si,O95. bank financing. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. nv.'
row TA TRUCK TfkSUck. 1854 chey. cor,
fully EQUIP; peri : scnd; :, Ia y o. !
FORD 1885 P-1oo IS" h-ton pick
up; heater, other accessories: only
thgroUehout: Sss5. LOGAN MOTOR
Co. 20l7 Va. ave. NV, NE
F Slni' iisse sa-ton pickup; heater
and defrosters, undercoat and some
1928 Richmond hwy. SO. 6-sole'
x.,o INTERNATIONAL SLEEPER
CAB, tractor and 32-ft. aluminium
single axle trailer with 3 in. OF
Insulation. Cali IA. 5-9lil between
= ntlq 1873 B q Series 5000 cab over
sleeper: peri. cond.: radio. sanders
i is.0 s snS 9 JIG sac asss5 r.
DODGE 1853 't-ton pickup with
de luxe cab; 4-speed trans: like
brand-neW; S795. Call IA. 6-914 40.
FORD 1855 F-100 haif-ton de luxe
cab; overdriye. heater. signals, step
bumper, 2-tone paint, with remoy-
able u-pieeel fiber glass true
bedeoyer; original owner; sl;99o'
sTUDEBARER AS tow wagon; won.
derful cond.. fne tires. Sacrifice at
S325. RIA. 6-s25S. Ii. 1921.
as h-ton panel; excel
mechanical eond.; y.g. tires: $50.
RA. B-S25S, Ii. 4-H62l. LIZ
INTERNATIONAL 81 5S-ton Metro
panel; very nice cond. Bank dis.
posal sale. $3.50. IA. b-80S3. liz
DODGE 1858 a-ton pickup: - :oo0
miles, Ike new, never worked, $795.
HUNTER MOTORS. XII. S-l38;
CHEVROLET 'b2 panel truck: Ike
new, i owner; extras. Best ofIer.
UN. 4-s9lS or AID. 4-42IS. la
80 is-ton panel truck
good condition: 10000 MI: S4!65
or best offer. RA- 6-S603: liz
CHEW. '46 Ia-top pickup; fair con-
dition: S140. Falryiew 2-2pb5.
--12
FORD '46 is-tcn pickup; excellent
cond.. new paint. sood tires; 500,
ar 4-S26I la
FORD AS .-ton. 4-speed trans
mission. new bed. needs work. Call
I'm 4-5745 Ia
INTERNATiONAL 80 h-ton panel;
one owner: extra seat and helper
springs: perfect condition. WIZ
sacrifice. wo. 6-ss7i. -l3
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OLDs "a Super So Holiday q
ment. Reasonable price. WO. g.
PACKARD 1859 e-aoor sedan; AUTO
matte Transmission; 2-tone gray;
T.. b.: new tires; $3.50. AID. .-55Ss.
PACKARD sc 4-dr.; like new. viii
take TRACE. BEAL MoToR Co,
PACKARD as: :. and h., sis5:
SON. AS. =. and h, $50. 1850 Ben
ming I'd ne. Il. 4.3l20, Ia
PACKARD 1851 400 sedan; @
tone green: upholstery like new:
nne mechanical condition; 10000
s %,bss' o owner saso5 59ovinE- Sacrifice
PACKARD 1888 Clipper de luxe 4
age: seas. SOS down. BELL No
TORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV. ,Wo
r iiasSGi 80 cranbroox 4.dr.,
0s rv. sss o sray with sf. is
nancine. See KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 Ga, ave. ia. 9-4S00 lie
PLYMOUTH 1888 Belvedere VS. con-
vertible: 2-tone green, auto. trans
miss mission eorfd AND md nj ni,.s ww fis ssS
or best offer. HE. 4-7470, liz
PLYMOUTH 40 4-dr. Special de
luxe sedan: r. and h.; original
PLYMOUTH SO sedan: heater. seat
covefS; excel. motor; good cond.
$Ta5, or best ofier. OIL. 2-2435.
PLYMOUTH 1859 4-door: excellent
i-owner car: low mileage: owner
moving, economical car to operate
$500 OIL. 2-1973. ia
PLYMOUTH 1850 2.door sedan;
heater seat covers: $275 or best
offer. UNCLE BILLS TOY TOWN.
piSyMouTI' IL ias sm' SAVOY y pm Station atom
wagon: automatic transmission; r.
and h.: SI.0q5. S1ab down. BELL
MOTORS SOLO Wis. ave. NV. WO.
$500 --I2
PLYMOUTH 1881 4-dr. sedan: pvt.
owner. S525: can be financed. small
down payment. TIE. 6-3l5S. -12
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OLDSMOBILE 1858 "9S" de luxe
starfire convertible coupe. TURQUOISE
and white. white orion top, fully
equipped. Including power steering
and power brakes; $3.50. CCC
Capitol Cadillac-Olds
1e2@ 22nd ST. NV. ST $4,000
oLDsMoBILE 1855 Super ''ss" 4
dr.; brand new: No. b42; black
flnish: hydra. r., h.. power steering
and brakes, wheeidisc, oil hitter,
directional signals. windshield wash
er. many other extras. Save SS03:
S2,a95.
/. See this car before you buy and
have money in your pocket.
2. D Pen ..I os :. late rocket home In
3. Deiiyery on the spot .tonly 10
4. When you buy this car you pay
for car only.
5. No red tape. you get only the
facts.
g. Low-rate financing.
Z. Only S495 down.
Open o to 0: Sunday. 10 TO 3
Service Dept. Open Until Midnight
COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO.
Ill. 7-q340l
1871 9th st. NE. Dust OF Fla. Aye.l
10
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AUToMoTIvE MISC.

FORD ENGINES cyl. 1919. COM
plete with transn.. oyerdr. unit
and rear end; very Good cond.; 10.
1881. LIZ
LINCOLN 1910 4-dr.: good motor
and al body parts; .reas 49, Also .D
6-cyl, good motor. WA. $4,000.
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds

lZz2 IND 81. NV, 81. 3-20OO
oLDsMOBILE 1856 Super "ss" de
luxe Holiday 4-dr. sedan: brand new;
NO. 353: new charcoal color: hydra,
T., h.. power steering and brakes;
horns. White-waIl
tires. dual exhausts, chrome disc.
foam rubber cushions. padded dash,
directional signals, windshield wash
ers, oil filter and ETC. Save your
self S992: only S3,095.
/. See this car before you buy and
have money In your pocket.
2. Don't be late. rocket home in
3 Delivery on the spot tonly 10
minutes).
4. When you buy this car you pay
5. No red tape. you set only the
facts.
9. Low-rate financing.
z. Only S495 down.
Open 3 to O.: Sunday. 10 to 3
Service Dept. Open Until Midnight
COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO.
Ill. 7-9340
1241 9th st. NE. Dust Oh Fla. Aye.)
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds

1859 "ss" cdr; .
tone. hydramatie. low mileage. 81
500 Wis. ave. NV. Wo. $500
OLDsMoBTLE 1859 "aa" 4-dr.;
hydramatic, power steering. low
milease; S7g5, SOS down. BELL
MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave. NV. .WO
$4,000 ---l9
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds

~ ma 81. NV, Oh. 3-2oOu
CADILLAC '52 "62" 4-dr. sedan;
black; $4,000 mi, T: and h.. power
c tlTsS Ss5s o. 80 sss4s Il owner
IKE HRy new has .y as White 'f Sodg:
desisrsa po ss trade s 81 le nS
expensive car, priced for quick
CHEVROLET 81 Fleetiine de. L q
dr. imm nee i,oT r,ss s ssr lots ,. q
men a SRnSss.et k1Rk moroR srt co
c fESS Isl a. Bel siao XII conv.:
beaut. turquoise and white. custom
harmoniIing full leather int
powerglide, T, and h., other extras;
win suit most discriminating buyer;
h sl4ESa co. 1000 Ga. ave, IA
c iEsGS 1919 4-dr. sedan l2 r.
CHEvRoLET 80 little s-pass. .
Or. de luxe; heater. 5 excel. tires.
beaut: green an., &C.: 80 IN
Feet ons iS3 oSe e @les must pss
be seen 70 appreciate. Needs no
work. SaeIince 1915 cash. Elk. j.
1855. ia.
cHEFEOLEI 30 2-dr:; r and h;
10. 4-016l. la
1858 ''2l0'' club coupe:
Il cyl, 5000 MI, radio. heater.
Plus other aeets. SI,4p5. WE,
5-6a25s zig.
:. and h.. s good tires; low miiesse:
CHEvRoIET 1888 Bel Air spor.
coupe: radio, heater. powerglide:
] owner; $4,000 miles: $1.a6o.