The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • Page 20

The IA'CROSSE TRIBUNE, la Crossev Wisconsin Sfflxfey, Ftbruaty 4, 1951 Put Ad In. Classifications. Propose $50 PayHfcefor UW Teachers MADISON, Im mediate $50 per month salary increases for full-tune Univer sity of Wisconsin faculty mem ben) was proposed by the uni union, local 233, AFL, Saturday. Proportionate increases for fiie part-time teaching staff also should be given, the union "While 1be per capita pur chasing power of the Wiscon sin residents has risen by more than 60 per cent since 1940 the union's report said, "average purchasing power of Vf. faculty member.

Jos dropped 10 per cent" The union's report offerw three proposals to relieve wha it called "economic losses suffered by the faculty through and to offer par tial protection from the anticipated further inflationary trend." The, first suggested a $50 boost and proportionate in creases. If that is not adopted, the report said, the five per cen salary budget increase requested by the regents for the coming fiscal year should be raised to 10 per cent, leavinj at five per cent the additiona fund for salary adjustments for the second year of the biennium. If the first plan is adopted, the report said, salaries should be raised five per cent each year. The third proposal called for immediate introduction of an emergency cost-of-living adjustment system to apply to all portions of salaries under $5,000. The report said that funds for the $50 per month increase proposed could be financed from a higher educational fund controlled by the state emergency board.

Gov. Rower's budget recommendation included five per cent merit increases for the next fiscal year and an -additional five per cent the following year, along with an added cost-of-living adjustment which would range up to $35 per month for faculty members. The union's study will be discussed at the next faculty meeting. CIO Labor News Schedule of meetings: Feb. 5, local 396, membership meeting, 7:30 p.

m. 6, local 316, member- Ship meeting. Feb. 8, Pioneer Labor Hall association; Dolly Madison, local 175. Feb.

9, local 124, membership meeting. Feb. 11, postponed membership meeting of local 395 (original meeting was to have been held Feb. 10.) Now it comes to light, a campaign designed to bit the earner -where it will hurt him the pay check. Using patriotism as a disguise, these individuals are trying to do away with the 40-hour week.

Even when the country faces national crisis, some big businesses know no bounds. True, a person doesn't go into business just for fun. There must be a profit for the owners and the stockholders, "or an economy couldn't continue to exist But taking all this into consideration, doesn't the right to operate a business carry with it certain responsibilities, such as fair treatment to employes and customers as well? Should this responsibility fail, so the system of economy and way of living also will be destined to ruin. It seems funny that many business and industrial leaders don't realize this. Past actions of many such business leaders tend to indicate that if they do know this they don't seem to care.

With the start of the present conflict prices began to rise, although there was no particular shortage of such goods. In fact, some items at the present time are way out of reach. It became evident that congress had to do something or the country was serious inflation. What congress did hasn't really solved anything, at least not for the wage earner. This was due largely to the Influence of big that even though the wage earner helps produce materials, he isn't in the position to buy them or anything produced by other workers, which all leads to false economy.

On top of they now are trying to (institute a carqpaign against the 40-hour week. Past experience- of the last -war shows this is ridiculous, for almost all national leaders that time agreed it shouldn't be tampered with. It is entirely possible that at some future date such a campaign is entirely justified, but not until is ready to make some sacrifices. Support For Fund Baltimore publisher, who regularly turns over all profits from bis newspaper to the March of Dimes, has donated to the polio fund $180 in prize money be won on a radio quiz show. The publisher is Robert P.

Fleishman, editor, reporter and entire staff of "The News Hound," a mimeographed weekly. He is 11 years old. Thief On Alert PASADENA, Calif. When Norman Munzlinger's car brushed fenders with an- jother vehicle, he got out to "he" tras a'thief bopped into his auto and drove away. i Frattniou Frontier Lodge No.

45 F. and A. M. Special Communication Lodge to open at 7 P. with work on M.

M. degree. Refreshments. PAUL G. KUHLEN, W.

M. Smith Council No. 10 U. Otated Assembly Wednesday, 7:30 P. M.

Refreshments. G. R. BEECTTER, T.LM. La Crosse No.

9 K. T. Special Rehearsal FuU Form Opening Monday. 7:30 P. II.

Oyster Stew. A. A. RASMUSSEN, E. C.

SHRINERS Friday noon luncheon Noble John Haddad speak to us on "The Ro mance of Oriental All Shriners and Masons welcome. LOUIS PITZNER, President Funeral Directors Morris THOUGHTFUL SERVICE DIAL. 2-6588 Lost and Found 1 LOST. Gold wrist watch Saturday afternoon between YMCA and Wash burn school. Catherine Bendrlck son.

1938 Market. Articles for Sole SPRING ON LEGS. $7. bookcase, electric fryer, suction fan. gas car heater, automatic water beater, cabinet base.

Hoover vacuum, kerosene lamps, kitchen cabinets, laundry tubs. 4-ft. ladder. IBM So. 7th.

Suitor Kills Two Women HOPEWELL, lopewell women were shot and killed early Saturday, police said, by a disappointed uitor who critically wounded himself and then scribbled a note of his guilt on a card- box. The two Fan nie Kendrick, 23, and Mrs. Louise McDiarmid, elled by shogun blasts as they eturned to the home of Mrs. ItcDiarmid's parents about 12:30 a. m.

Police Chief F. C. Swaltney said. Chief Gwaltney identified he assailant as Grady Led- ord, 32-year-old machine operator at the Hercules Powder company here. Taken first to a local hos- jital, Ledford later was trans- erred in a critical condition a hospital in Richmond.

Police said their investigation had disclosed that Ledford had been going steadily until recently with Mrs. Kendrick, divorced mother of a son. Officers said hey had learned that Mrs. Cendrick recently had tried to lalt or had succeeded in jreaking up her relationship with Ledford. Advises Handicapped NEW KENSINGTON, ff) you are make the best of it That advice comes from Myron Angus, 24-year-old Canadian, who has paralyzed since birth.

The Toronto youth who has been visiting here makes his living painting. In five years, Angus has created more than 100 paintings, most of which ic has sold. Many of his works were displayed at the Canadian National exhibition. Dther of his accomplishments nclude playing a piano, typ- ng, and driving a car. La Crosse Tribune W.

T. R. L. Bangsberg. Editor.

EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT E. Uenlokken, News and Photo Editor. Alfred W. Rice, City Editor. Gerald G.

Moriarity, State Editor. CIRCULATION DEPT. Ed. Keefe, Circulation Mgr. ADVERTISING DEPT.

toward Colvin, Retail Adv. Mgr. A. E. Teachout General Adv.

Mgr. Luther Wilkins, Classified Mgr. PRODUCTION DEPT." Burgess, Prod. Mgr. "Published every afternoon and Sunday morning in the Crosse Tribune company.

th and Cass street. La Crosse, Wis. The Tribune is a member Lee Newspaper Group. ilember of the Associated The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use or of all local news printed in this'news- paper, as well as all AP news ispatches. For missed papers Tribune-Circulation Department 2-8040, until 7 p.

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unday. Home delivery rates in La Crosse, 35 cents, per week, payable to carrier boy. Man subscription rates within 73 miles of La Crosse: One year, Six months, Three months, One month, $125. Outside 75 miles 150 miles: One year 13.00. Outside'150 miles of A Crosse: One year, $15.60.

Mail subscriptions payable in dvance. 'i Ust and Found LOST: Engagement tttf, diamond, 2 small diamonds; each side. Black onyx dinner ring. I cara diamond. Gold band wedding ring.

Reward. Dial REWARD to anyone tiring Information as to whereabouts at Wagner motor taken from my (arm John Becker. Ettrtek. LOST: LADIKS green wallet, near 4th and Main or SJnd and LSI CrosM Dial 2-1103. Reward.

FOUND: Brown and female part cocker; white and brown par come. Business Services SPECIALIZED BUSINESS SERVICES OFFERED Alonogrammed Matches, Playing Cards, Cocktail Napkins MIMEOGRAPH ONE DAY SERVICE Ray Advertising Service Dial 4-4429 404 State Bank Building WE DO EXPERT FCRNTTORE REPAIRING, reflnishlng, upholstering We also pack. ship, store all kinds of furniture. Get our prices. TILLMAN BROS, 118-118 So.

Fourth DOKACLEANED rugs, upholstery a your home. Use same day. Gnar anteed moth immunization. Horn Service Duracleaner. Dial 2-1800.

RAY L. REVOOR Pianos tuned, repaired. Itembe Amer. society piano tech. 1511 King Dial 4-4633.

DON'T LAY AWAKE NIGHTS worrying about computing your come tax return due March 15th Twelve years' experience in tax work Is yours for a modest fee. Evening hours by appointment. C. L. FELDBRUEGGE 407 Jay Street.

Dial BEDBUGS, roaches. Insects extennl nated one application. Free estl mates. E. KIoss, 1433 Jackson 2-2263.

COTTON MATTRESSES rebuilt into innersprings or recovered. La Crosse Woolen Mills Co, 1645 George. 4-163" THINKING OF Painting or papering' Dial 2-1811. See the newest per and paint samples. FRED H.

J. BAUME Public Accountant Accounting Supervision Income Tax Returns 4th Floor Newburg Building Dial 2-4231 or 4-4333 INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared For appointment. Dial 4-4192 or call at 308 Linker Bldg. OIL BURNER REPAIRING Also Washing Machines. TIM SEVERSON.

DIAL 4-2688. WATCH. CLOCK repairing. All types. Pick-up, delivery.

Barry Schubert, Watchmaker. SOI Redfleld. Dial 2-7018. laths. Steams, Cabinet 20 Vapor Cabinet Baths Massage YANZER SANITARIUM 221 North 7th Dial 4-0473 Personals 25 AMERICA'S FAVORITES! Any leleccion of magazines adding up to 31 points for only 15e per week.

Additional point! oter 31 can be ected at SOe per extra point pajable at time your order it entered. MAGAZINE POINTS 20 Saturday Evening Post 11 Cosmopolitan a 11 Good Housekeeping 9 Charm 8 Sports Afield 8 Parents' Magazine 8 American Home 8 Jack and Jill 10 Coronet 10 man's magazine. 10 Today's Woman 10 Today's Health (Hygeia) 10 Flower Grower 10 Christian Herald 16 Holiday 20 Esquire a 10 Ladies' Home Journal 12 Popular Mechanics 8 McCall's 8 Redbook True Confessions 7 Modern Screen 7 Modern Romances 7 Screen Stories' 7 Inside Detective 7 Front Page Detective 6 American Girl 6 Open Road For Boys 8 Senior Prom 8 biweekly 8 Popular Gardening 12 LIVING For Young Homemakers Cheek magazines yon want on the tot selection adding op to 31 points. II yon an already receiving a magazine that you check, mark it "reneral." NAME ADDRESS POST OFFICE STATE On this order to your la carrier or mall tt direct to Se OrcnltUon Dept. Tfca La Tribune.

La Crosse, Wisconsin. KA8TBK IB. SO CLO6K. yonr best in oar tailor made suits. Cost less-wear longer; perfect fit guaran- eed.

Joe's Pantorium, 413 Jay St. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS "A pew my of life." F. O. Box 6O. foundation garments and health supports.

Freda Kelson. HIS Park Art, teglsterea Corsedere. Dial HAVKNT you tried it? Get a tBrffit 3ean that soiled rag with Una Foam. Barren's. SZAL OUT DIET, seal in beauty with 25 Help 27 Murray institute announces die adoption of a new, modern, scientific ther apy for ALCOHOLISM 7 to 10 days hospitalization All former Murray Treatments are still being administered also.

Write for free booklet 620 South 10th Street Minneapolis, Minn. AT 0094 Help 26 CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY Opening for a capable young woman possessing ability to serve in capacity as Confidential Secretary to company executive. REQUIREMENTS Age limit 27 years. Knowledge of shorthanc and typing. Previous experience required.

Must possess initiative willingness to work and pleasing personality. Interview! By Appointment Only Call La Crosse Telephone 2-9922 Ask (or Employment Supervisor SELL. DRESSES FROM NEW YORK $4.88 up. Fifth N. Y.

firm desires women to sell Mew Dresses, Suits, Lingerie. Hosiery. Seei "Vogue." 'Mademoiselle." Good commissions. Write for sample book. Modem Manner.

280BZ, Fifth Ave, Hew York. office girl to work in our Credit Dept. Must be able to type, accurate in figures and able to work full time In the near future. Apply Mrs. Mltby.

3rd floor. Credit office. W. T. Grant Co SELL FINEST nylon hosiery CUAR ANTEED against everything, snags runs, holes.

Demonstration kl FREE to you with actual sample stocking. American Mills. Dept. 751 Indianapolis. EXTRA CASH calling on friends Show greeting card assortments- Birthday, all occasions.

Stationery Gifts. Two assortments on approval Wallace Brown. 404-A S. Wells, Chi' cago 7. HOUSEKEEPER to take complete charge of motherless home.

Write Box 162, Winona, or phone (-1376 Wlnona. after 5. CHAMBERMAID WANTED: Pref one who can repair linen. Hote Soddsrd. Apply to housekeeper.

KITCHEN WANTED, mornlnl shift. Apply Harmony Cafe, 128 No 3rd St. WAITRESS. for nite club Experienced. Write A-784 Tribune.

WANTED: CHAMBERMAID. Apply Housekeeper. Hotel Stoddard. LIGHT HOUSEWORK, call after o'clock. 2001 Loomls.

HOUSEKEEPER In motherless home Dial 3-7096. Opportunity for a- refrigeration and air-conditioning engineer in application work with one of the world's largest manufacturers. Musi have a college degree or equivalent. Write letter giving qualifications and experience. Write M-634 Tribune TOP MIDDLE-AGED SALESMAN For AAA1 pioneer mfgr.

building maintenance necessities sold direct industrial plants, institutions, schools, etc. Active salesmen earn annually and up. high commissions. Permanent protected territory. No investment.

Write CARBO- LASTIC. WOOSTER. OHIO. SALESMAN WANTED to operate refrigerated sausage truck for nationally known meat packer. Equipment furnished.

Expenses paid. Established routes. Salary plus commission. State qualifications, phone number. Write Y-762 Tribune.

WANTED 2 outside men for personal adrertls- ing department ot Kelly Furniture Co. (No merchandise to sell) Some direct sales experience helpful. Win train. Earn to 1100 weekly. Apply to Mr.

Scrivano. Tuesday, Feb. 6, 9-13. KELLY FURNITURE CO. NATIONALLY mown Life.

Accident and Health insurance company urgently needs man in this locality. Man must hare above average ability and eager for a better future and larger income. Write S-758 Tribune. PLUMBERS WANTED For work in and around Madison. Darlington, Toman.

Sparta and Fennimore. Call or write PRARO BXATINO COMPANY. Inc. 1302 Regent Street, Madison. Wis.

Dial 6-5488. ROUTE MAN 'or -local established route. hfust be neat, ambitious, and 30 yrs. or over. Experience not necessary, car required.

170 per week start Write T-759, La Crosse Tribune. JIGSAW OWNERS ATTENTION: Start yarning money at home cutting out wooden novelties and son- Tenters. Write H. COOK, Dept. C- 31.

4407 S. Normal Ave, Chicago m. IMMEDIATE OPENING Christian man experienced in ministry, teaching or work. Earn tint year. Write JuDy.

Give phone. Write 1-768 Tribune. OPTICAL MEN Surface or Bench Man. Apply to MEYER OPTICAL LABORATORY 125 No. 4th St for Rawleigh dealer In Houston and Jackson counties.

Phone 3-1SS8. BARTENDER, full time for ctnb. Write Z-7P Tribune. Salesmen's Opportunity Wanted aggressive salesman fey nationally known long established Catholic Church Goods House, selling direct to Clergy and Catholic Instltn- iona. Permanent position and terri- ory.

Give fun detaUs in nut tetter. Tribune. SALESMAN If you are ambitious and have a desire for a permanent successful position with a real future and if you have a car and you are under 45 years of age, you may qualify for. the position we now have open in'this territory. Write Tribune for appointment ecuUve position.

The man we wan must be above draft age. he matt have a car and must be able to control personnel. He must be ready to work more than forty hours a week and be capable of directing his own efforts. To this man we offer an outstanding position, with a bonus based on net profits at year end Group Insurance is available. Our own employes know of this.

Reply in confidence, giving a detailed outline of your background and experience, whether subject to the draft, whether married or single, eligible for surety bond. State salary pected. Write D-787 Tribune. 810.000 PER YEAR to the qualllln man who is executive minded and pleasantly aggressive to call on civic club presidents. If accepted you will represent largest Internationally known company In specialized entertainment field arranging for theatrical productions.

Restricted territory this locality. No competition No collecting. No bouse to house canvass, our men earning $150 to S200 per week plus attractive monthly bonuses. Must place qualiflei man at once. Replies confidential.

Rush Information to B. Hedrlclt 538 Law Building, Kansas City. Mls- WANTED A MAN who is employed at Camp McCoy and who drives up dally to take on a pick-up and delivery service at the If you are interested in getting all yonr gas and oil money plus something extra, write giving a complete outline of your position, the hours you work. State age, whether married or single. Write P-776 Tribune.

28 COUPLE' to work modern farm. March 1. References. Write C-786, Tribune. GIRL wants part tune work as bookkeeper, typist and general office either in office or in her home.

Dial 2-4918 after 6. WILL CARE for children In home. Call a-0387. Instructions 31 WANT 1951 GOVT JOB? Men-Worn, en. Emergency program creating 125.000 openings.

Start high as $66.34 week. Qualify NOW. FREE 40-page book shows lobs, salaries, sample tests. Write M-6S4 Tribune. Bring Your Smooth Slipping Tires for a Goodyear EXTRA MILEAGE 'Recapping You need every bit of traction you can muster out oj your tires.

BE SAFE Let us Recap your tires today. Conventional Tread and Mud and Snow Tread All sizes. Goodyear Service 117 N. 6th St. Dial 4-5065 OVERHEATED radiators cleaned, repaired, While-U-Wait.

Work Guaranteed. Mall orders given prompt attention. BADGER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS. 122 Pearl. Dial 2-7794.

ROY FRANZ Standard service. 6th and Cass. Where yon can buy pure motor oil in two gallon lots for only per quart or two gallons for $1.00. Auto Glass Installed in all Cars and Trucks RADIATORS Cleaned and Repaired. Work Guaranteed.

MUFFLERS and PIPES STARTERS GENERATORS IT TRANSMISSIONS Open Sunday Till Noon. City Iron Auto Wrecking Co. 214 Vine St Dial 2-2620 WE SPECIALIZE in cleaning, repairing radiators, hot water beaters. Work guaranteed. La Crosse Auto Radiator Service.

103 So. and. 4-1577. magnetos, starters, generators, voltage regulators, sales and service. Carburetor and Electric CO, Jay.

Dial 4-3853. SPECIAL CLOSE OUT PRICE! Top Quality, Long Wearing, Gay Plaid Plastic SEAT COVERS Will fit most popular makes. ANDERSON'S 309-15 State St. DIAL 2-7335 Complete TOWING and WRECKER SERVICE "Anywhere" TODD MOTOR SERVICE 518 State Street Used Con 34 SMART BUICK BUICK Super 4 Door 3U sedan. sm Qf Like new.

6J.UU iCn BUICK Special 2 Door Sedan. Dynailow BUICK Roadmaster 4 '49 Door Sedan '189! I AQ BUICK Super 2 Door 3 Sedan. $1771: Dynaflow. 1 PONTIAC Streamliner 3 Coupe Sedan. Hydramatic Drive OLDSMOBILE Convertible.

SI CCf! Hydramatic. iUJU DODGE Deluxe $1 2 Door Sedan. I BUICK Special A 4 Door Sedan. FORD 2 Door i Sedan. Very clean STUDEBAKER mander 4 Door SQCf Sedan JU Open Sunday KENNARD BUICK CO.

"On the Causeway W.L.AJJ. ENJOY TJnwinterupted' DRIVING CHEVROLET 2-Door Sedan. Like new OLDSMOBILE RS cpdanettp 1.1JU i AC DODGE Panel Truck 575 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan CHEVROLET $, 4-Door Sedan FORD 2-Door Sedan CHEVROLET 2-Door Sedan CASEY'S CAR SALES "La Crosse's Largest Used Car Dealers" KAISER-FRAZZR WILLYS-OVERLAND SALES and 8EBVICE Third and Jay Streets W.L.AJJ. lit Olson Brothers Motor Sales 2312 Slate Road 'An BUICK Sedanette door, radio, heater, very clean. BUICK Sedanette door, a well-cared for car.

Radio, heater. CHEVROLET 2-door original black spotless inside and out CHEVROLET 2-door, very clean, radio, heater. I BUICK 4-door, extra clean. Radio, heater, new tires and motor, only $495. CHEVROLET 2-door, perfect condition, tires like new, a bargain.

WJLJUX 2473 '46 FORD 2-Door Sedan Super DeLuxe f-8. A fine 'automobile with ow mileage. Clean inside and out A good starter and per- ormer. $845 COMMUNITY MOTORS USED CAR-LOT 510 So. 4th.

W.LJUX 600 34 $325 Fuff Price CHEVROLET Spec. DeLuxe Coupe. Radio, heater. new rubber, very clean. $295 Full Price FORD DeLuxe 2-Door.

Radio, heater, seat covers, excellent mechanical condition, solid body, good rubber. $1065 Fuff Price DODGE Custom Club Coupe. Actual 30,000 miles, air condition heater, seat invite the most discriminating buyers to inspect this one from bumper to bumper. '1595 FuU Price An DODGE Coronet Club "3 Coupe. Radio, heater, white sidewall tires, plastic seat covers.

Appearance inside and out exactly like new. $445 Price PLYMOUTH Special DeLuxe 4-Door. Fully equipped, solid, clean, no rust, performance excellent $119 FuU Price PLYMOUTH 4-Door. Condition inside and out far above Radio, heater, sealed beams, 5 nearly new tires. $295 Putt Price BUICK Special 4-Door.

Four new tires, radio, heater, runs good. SHANNON MOTORS LA CRESCENT, MINN. 1,600,000 That's approximately how many less new cars will built in 1951 because oi production cut-backs. Neec a better reason for getting a late model car now? 48 48 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, sur visor, spotlite, foglite and back-up -lites plus many other useful extras.

3,200 actual miles OLDSMOBILE "66" dub Sedan, Radio, air conditioned heater, and seat covers. This low mileage car looks and runs like new. Must be seen to be appreciated A OLDSMOBILE "68" Club Sedan. Two tone finish. Fully equipped with many extras AC.

OLDSMOBILE "78" Door Sedan. Beautiful two tone grey finish. Equipped with radio, heater and seat covers. Excep- tionally fine condition AUw OLDSMOBILE "76" 4- Door Sedan. Fully equipped.

New tires, new motor with only 11,000 miles of actual use Otnf CHEVROLET Club Cpe. Motor just overhauled and '545 41 41 OPEN SUNDAY NEWBURG MOTOR CO. Oldsmobile Sales and Service 212-216 So. 6th St WXJUJ. 72 Chevrolet Bargains CHEVROLET heater master, radio, AC CHEVROLET master, radio, beater CHEVROLET master Deluxe, radio, beater.

CHEVROLET Special 2- door, clean. CHEVR beater. CHEVROLET, radio Schaefer MOTORS 4th, King W-LAJX 1687 MO DODGE 4-Door Sedan. Hew is real good solid buy New motor with not too many miles on it, newly painted, with new tires, and seat coven; You couldn't go wrong for only $395 COMMUNITY MOTORS USED CAR LOT 510 So. 4th WJwAJX809 LOW'S 6th, CASS 1941 BUICK Muatttv motor com- pltttly overhauled.

80. 31st. Dial 4-5341. THE SHORTEST DISTANCE Between Buyer and Seller it a WANT AD '49 HUDSON 4-Door Sedan. Fully equipped radio, air conditioned neater, sun visor and very good tires.

Low mileage. Come in antf taffus tell you about this fine automobile for $1,595 COMMUNITY MOTORS USED CAR LOT 310 So. 4th heaur. motor Inqulrs- ttnd and Orttn Bay. FORD J-door.

custom, lent condUton. Fully equipped. 11.490. 3-3801. "DEAlwiffiDAHl" cmtwnymonui THE B.

CHENEY CO. Enjoy Winter Driving Witk A DM Winterized Used Carl Engines tuned for top Winter Lubrication and OiL Tires Lights Glass Safety Checked. 1950 FORD Custom DeLuxe 2-Door Sedan Sparkling: Hawthorne green finish, Magic-Air hcatinj system floods interior of car with outside to the temperature you have selected. Practically new. $1745 T949 FORD Custom DeLuxe Convertible Lots of gleaming chrome long, low.

lovely lines warm cloth upholstering sporty exterior, deluxe equipped. $1495 Club Coupe Never cleaner relined brakes, inexpensive to run, sporty and good motor smooth as oil, the car you merit, and for only $1065 1946 FORD Super DeLuxe 2-Door Save in safety, with this "like plant excellent mello radio, summer and winter heater, car ok'ed by our famous shop service. $995 1946 FORD Super DeLuxe Business Coupe Economical size, good car for use; Lots of get up and go, for only $795 .1949 FORD Club Coupe Cozy and comfortable, easy handling' for every wanted accessory. $1445 1949 FORD Custom 2-Door Brakes that know their business, top grade tires, children can't play with it home for just 1948 FORD 4-Door Sedan King size hydraulic brakes, life guard body, easy trance and exit, practically new tires, dazzling chauffer finish, upholstered like fine furniture. $1145 '39 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan Gleaming new paint believe it or got it from the original owner.

$395 '46 PLYMOUTH Special DeLuxe 4-Door Motor clean as a safety-rim wheels, sway eliminator, roominess you'll appreciate, priced! to go hi a hurry. $995 194! BUICK. 4-Door Sedan Swell car for a large doesn't show its you ear with dignity, youTI be riding high for only $495 USE OUR "Dahl-Direct" Convenient Complete Finance Protection, Plan Auto Mart SIXTH KING W.LADI 1108.