Bryan-College Station Eagle from Bryan, Texas • 6

2.000 002 Six THE BRYAN (TEXAS) DAILY EAGLE Classified, rates and locals: Count five words per line. Minimum charge 4 lines or less. 50c, each additional insertion minimum: 25c. 10c per line first insertion. and 5c per line each subsequent insertion for ads, exceeding minimums as above.

Single column display 65c per inch. Cash in advance to those not having regular advertising accounts. This newspaper is responsible for only one incorrect insertion appearing in these columns. For Rent FOR RENT -Furnished apartment, to couple only. 2-5305.

FOR RENT -Nice, furnished apartment, close to town, 305 E. 23rd street. Call day phone 2-6015, night phone 2-7859. FOR RENT -2-bedroom unfurnished apartment, also 5-room furnished house vacant 15th. East 25th, across from Travis School.

Phone 2-1479. A. H. Restivo. Furnished house.

Call 2-2399. Two small store buildings, rock construction. Across from railroad tower. Call 2-6825. Bedroom with or without kitchen privileges, on bus line.

Working couple preferred. 401 N. Haswell Drive. House, acres land, Highway 6, north, miles from court house. Has lights, water, Butane gas.

Prefer year or more lease to responsible party. Phone 2-1214. Two bedroom apartment, with Frigidaire, Roper range. One light housekeeping room. Utilities paid, reasonable price, nicely furnished.

306 North Parker. Unfurnished four room apartment, all conveniences, good location. Call 2-7859 after 6:00. One two-room and one 3-room furnished apartments. All conveniences.

207 N. Baylor. Small house. Mother and daughter preferred. 500 S.

Washington. Unfurnished two bedroom apartment with living, kitchen and dinette combination, and bath. Call 2-1587 or apply 1409 S. lege after 6:00 p. m.

Help Wanted White lady to care for 18 months old daughter in my home. Apartment 3, 918 S. College. Part-time butcher. Floyd's Grocery, phone 2-8609.

405 S. College Avenue. Colored woman for Sunday work only. Apply in person. Canady Pharmacy.

Opening on Tom's Peanut route. Steady employment, real opportunity for right man. Phone 2-7819 for appointment for personal interview. Salesgirl to sell ladies' better shoes. Shoe experience not necessary.

Should have sales experience. See Mr. Watson, Lester's Smart Shop. Work Wanted Local bookkeeper will keep small set of books for your business. $25 per month.

Address Box BBB, care Bryan Eagle. Papering, painting, roof. repairs. Good references. Papering $5 per room up.

Ph. 2-2365. Jack Wyint. Salesman Wanted Two salesmen for Bryan and vicinity. Work on appointment only, Must have car.

Our men average $100 per week. See Mr. Lattimore, 214 Varisco 10-12 a. m. Help Wanted HELP WANTED Experienced bookkeeper, should have 5 years experience to qualify.

Ph. 2-1615. MALE HELP WANTED "COTTON TAG SALESMAN, WANT ADS Bryan and vicinity to call on all gins, compresses, mills, with complete line paper cotton bale tags; prefer experienced salesman but must be man with spare time to actively solicit all prospects; liberal commission paid monthly; freight allowed; write (confidential) fully as to age, experiance, present connections, a and contacts with cotton tag. users, to The Denney Tag Company (established 1887) West Chester, HELP WANTED -Young lady that wants a job, outside work, part or full time. Man with car or truck country route.

Part or full time. Box 214, Bryan, Tex. Wanted Air conditioning work of all kinds, electric work and installation. Call Bryan Sheet Metal Works for estimate. Dial 2-7138.

Wanted to Buy Stud service for AKC registered Chihuahua. Call Mrs. Phillip Norton, 2-1381. RAGS! RAGS! RAGS! COTTON! COTTON! CLEAN! We can use your old clean cotton rags. We pay the best prices.

No wool or rayon. THE BRYAN EAGLE Highest cash prices paid for used turniture. See us before sell. Phone 2-7067. General Mercantile 600 N.

Parker and W. 21st St. A Norman ancestor of George Washington in 1183 became lord of the manor and village of Wessynton (or Wassington) and took the name of the estate for his family name. Lost Dachshund puppy, answers to. the name of Brownie.

Reward. Phone 2-1466. Jay Bob Robert, 108 S. Parker. Blonde Cocker, Meadowbrook Addition, any information call 4-4459.

Notice Bunch of nine keys on ring at postoffice Monday morning, with no identification. Return to Eagle office for reward. O. R. Bonnet.

Armstrong linoleum, rubber and asphalt tiles. For complete tile service call THEO HOHLT, phone 2-8688. Office 3902 College Road. LOANS- FHA, Fourteen Years Experience Eliminates Delays WALTER SAYERS Representing: J.E. Foster Son 107 Hollydale Dr.

Phone 2-6094 HAULING driveway and concrete gravel, sand, dirt and top soil. Call Joe Santana, phone 2-5629. Prompt service on automobile glass installation. Desk tops a specialty. We deliver.

Ph. 2-1604. ACME GLASS 116 N. Tabor. Floor sanding and finishing.

We clean and wax all type floors. All work and material guaranteed. Call us for free estimates. Whitener Floor Phone 2-1616. 713 S.

MainPHONE 2-2030 FOR H. N. T. FREIGHT SERVICE. WAREHOUSE LOCATED AT 1514 S.

HIGHWAY 6. J. R. TINSLEY. SEE US For Termite Control Ant Roach Control Fruit Tree Shrub Spraying Cattle Spraying BRYAN FEED SEED CO.

PHONE 2-1204 TO ALL LOCAL SUBSCRIBERS We are again having trouble with some boy posing as an Eagle carrier to collect. If anyone should have any doubt as to whom to pay, get his name and demand identification as to correction of same then. If still in doubt, call 2-1336, ask for the circulation manager, Mr. Brooks. BRYAN DAILY EAGLE Bookkeeping service, payroll reports.

Let us maintain your ness records and prepare necessary reports. W. T. Mickle, 2215 College Road. Phone 2-5959.

Try the SCRIBE SHOP for typing, mimeographing fast accurate copies of office forms, letters, party invitations. 1007 E. 23rd St. or Phone 2-6705. FOR RENT BY HOUR, DAY OR WEEK- Portable 500 AMR Lincoln D.C.

electric welder. Reasonable rates. "ANYWHERE-ANYTIME." Call 2-8692. Big mill kiln dried lumber. We invite your inspection of our lumber and other building material.

It will pay you to get our prices before you buy. COX LUMBER COMPANY. 2705 College Road. DEAD AND USELESS HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, HOGS REMOVED OF CHARGE. CALL COLLECT.2-1284, BRYAN, TEXAS.

Lawn mowers sharpened and repaired. New and used lawn mowers for sale. Bryan Welding and Blacksmith Shop, 700 N. Bryan phone 2-5535. Tires, tubes, batteries, trailers.

We undersell all competition. Come in and let us prove it. Baker Tire Co. Phone 2-8159. 105 W.

22nd. You have to see it to believe it! The Air Way Sanitizor cleans everything in your home from floor to ceiling. For demonstration in your own home at your convience, call 2-6259. Time payments if a desired. W.

C. Clement. NOTICE Beautifur Easter tionery and unusual Easter letters call THE SCRIBE SHOP, 2-6705. NOTICE HAVE TAKEN OVER OWNERSHIP of GULF SERVICE STATION at 1210 Hwy 6 All Business Greally Appreciated P. H.

WALKER Notice All Types Sheet Metal Work Gutters Hoods Louvres Tanks Stainless Steel Work SHEET METAL WORKS 408 West 25th Phone 2-2166 NOTICE We wish to thank our many customers of Bryan, College Station, and surrounding communities for their patronage while we operated the Real Hat Shop. We would also like to take this opportunity to wish the new owners, Mr. and Mrs. George Mallard, continued success in their newly acquired business. Misses Lena and Clara Wetter.

WILL RETURN BODIES OF AIRMEN TO KELLY FIELD SAN ANTONIO, Mar. 5. (P)- Air force crews expect to return the bodies of nine men killed in plane crash in Mexico to Kelly' Field Sunday. None of the bodies had been removed from the wreck scene early today. The crashed in rugged terrain about 60 miles west of Del Rio, Texas, sometime Monday.

It was based at Hamilt) ton Field and was enroute to Kelly. Saturday, March 5, 1949 For Sale pointer, under 4 years old. Call Trained female, liver and white Oden. 4-8244. One good Thayer baby buggy and mattress in good condition.

Cheap. 600 East 25thBABY CHICKS All breeds, some started. Bryan Feed and Seed Co. 104 East 20th St. Phone 2-1204.

Five tier electric brooder, 500- chick capacity, in good working order bargain at $50. See at Harvey after 5:30 p. m. or at week-ends. C.

A. Jones. Plenty of good clean top soil. No weeds or roots. Thurston Cargill, phone 2-2874.

Have over one hundred cords of good postoak wood and cedar post, all sizes. I deliver. Call at 509 Walnut St. Mike Hernandes. 1946 Dodge 2-door sedan, reasonable.

Call 2-8104. One new 1949 Mercury fordor sedan, equipped with radio, heater, and defroster. Phone 1947 Nash "600" 4-door. Good condition, new tires. Less than dealer price.

Apartment D-4-X, College View, Box 2368, College. 1946 Ford, black convertible. Brand new 1949 Ford engine, new top, in excellent condition. See at 702AA East 26th Bryan. $850 equity in large two-bedroom house.

Established GI loan. $32.50 monthly payments. Must sell this week. See any time. 1320 Graham Drive, Bryan.

Small blacksmith forge; DeLaval electric Junior cream seperator; 4-deck, all-electric Cyclone battery brooder; water cistern; Wilson box converted to deep-freeze. L. A. Slavina, Route 1, Box 27. West 28th St.

Electric arc welding outfit complete. Used very little, cheap. One electric G.E. motor, new; one electric G.E. h.p.

motor, new. Bryan Sheet Metal Works, 204 West 19th. FOR SALE CHEAP. Alfalfa hay. Call Baker Tire 248159.

1947 Chevrolet Club coupe. Lots of extras. Perfect condition. Reasonably priced. See at 405 North Washington or phone 2-6118.

Just Received: One car load of 60 and 77 Oliver tractors and equipment, for delivery now. T. B. Terrell, Navasota, Tex. Double row Case tractor practically new, breaking plow, double disc harrow.

$760. Less than list price. Also various other farming tools. The price is right. Lex B.

Morris, 3 miles on Sandy Point Road. One five-tube Zenith radio, table model, only five months old. Also three wool coatsuits, one wool coat, several cotton, linen, and gabardine dresses, sizes 12-16; large antique oil painting and frame; mahogany what-not stand, feet tall; mahogany end table; large framed wall tapestry; solid walnut hall tree. Will sell cheap. Call 2-2209.

5 foot enameled steel kitchen cabinet and odd buffet for storcharges of $12.00. 4-5364. D. L. All light fixtures selling at cost.

Chapman's Paint and Wallpaper Co. 1000 lbs. barnyard fertilizer, $5 delivered Bryan-College. Satisfaction guaranteed. Offer good for 90 days, Write: Box Holder, 401 Harris Bryan.

Good road gravel, 12 miles north of Bryan. Write A. A. Towler, Benchley, Texas. 3 4 Anniversary Speed Graphic camera, with accessories.

Phone 4-8009. Good clean driveway gravel. No roots, trash or red clay. Thurston Cargill, call 2-2874. COME -MAKE ME AN OFFER 140 Chevrolet 2-door DeLuxe.

'48 Chevrolet truck. (Cab and chassis) 1 '35 Plymouth coupe Can be Seen at 208 N. Congress One Toggenberg milk goat, fresh on the 19th. 401 Duncan St. Hauling--H.

C. Sheffield. Driveway and concrete gravel, sand, top soil. Phone 2-6082. 108 South Randolph St.

1936 Ford Tudor! A good dependable car. Bargain for $295. Phone 2-4879 or 4-6002. Spencer corsets, supports, bras. Individually designed.

Call Mrs. Alice Pyland. 17 years experience. Phone 2-2110. For Sale or Rent Two bedroom house for sale, or will share with reliable le couple (owner travels).

203 Palasota off Beck Street. BRAZOS KENNEL CLUB MEET MONDAY NIGHT The public is invited to attend the next regular monthly meeting of the Brazes Valley Kennel Club. The meeting will be held in Room 210 of the Electrical Engineering Building at 8 o'clock Monday night. The feature of this meeting will be a moving picture show entitled "Training You to Train Your Dog," After the picture show an opportunity will be given for those present to acquaint themselves with the purposes and activities of this club. The wasp's paralyzing sting has been known to keep the prey alive but motionless for more than five weeks.

ALLEY OOP By V. T. HAMLIN WELL. YO. BUT I DIDN'T NEEDN'T TELL ME ANYHOW, MY OH.

ALLEY, BROTHER. SAID HED BE DREAM SO CRUEL! HE'D MEAN YOU YES, NOTHIN' REMEMBER HOW YOU'RE SAFE BUT IM ABOUT HIM! WHY WORRY? POKA BABA. IT PROB'LY SOME DO WHY EVEN OL KING HE TRIED T'HAVE HERE IN NOT, HAS SEIZED PAPA HAD WUR! MY HEAD MOO! OH, I'M 50. THE THRONE WHAT? TO FLEE FOR BASHED IN? AFRAID! OF HIS LIFE! LEM. COPR.

1949 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. M. 6. VIC FLINT BY MICHAEL O'MALLEY and RALPH LANE IT'S NOW OR NEVER WELL, HERE I AND I'LL DO MY NOW IT'S GOING FOR MY LITTLE ACT.

WE GO FOR MY LAST USUAL SKETCHING TO BE ME PROLAND IN NEW YORK CONSTITUTIONAL AGAIN, VIC. THIS HAS TECTING THOSE TOMORROW. AROUND THE WORKED OUT LIKE LA FLEUR DECK, DOTTY. A REGULAR SCHED- NOT THAT WORRYULE, RIGHT ING WATCHDOG, ACROSS VIC FLINT! THE OCEAN. LANE All was quiet as Jay Feathers stealthily switched padlocks COPR.

1945 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. on M. REC PAT the cabin door. For Sale Kaiser sedan. 4-door, 1948 special model, only 3,000 miles, excellent condition.

Phone 2-1428 or 2-2046. LESS THAN bedroom home, well located. Many features including 12x16 concrete floor workshop. Buy from owner and save realtor's fee. 310 W.

Duncan, after 5:30 P. M. FOR SALE Good milk cow fresh, over 4 gallons per day. Antone Syzdek, Leonard Rd. FOR SALE- Two wheel utility trailer, good condition.

Bargain see at 2106 Maloney St. Hillerest Addition. FOR SALE- -Model A Ford roadster A-1 condition. See 2308 Churchill near baseball park. Senate-- (Continued from Pager) if all senators voted.

A majority is needed to kill the move. Administration leaders called northern and western party members into a huddle today to see what could be done to stop the southerners, now backed by several republicans in their battle. Senate Action Blocked The filibuster is blocking senate action on major legislation. One important measure, rent control, expires March 31. The house yesterday approved a compromise bill to continue controls another 15 months and give the government power to prevent mass eviction of tenants.

The president wanted more, but the house bill was called "a good compromise." The measure now goes to the house floor. But even house approval would mean nothing unless the senate, tied up with talk, also approved a similar bill. Thus the administration, if it loses the cloture test, may be faced with a choice between rent control or a rules change. (The filibuster would end if the controversial motion to change senate rules to gang filibusters is withdrawn. Reciprocal Delayed The senate finance committee scheduled a hearing on reciprocal trade legislation, which has backfired on President Truman.

The president requested that an extension of his old reciprocal trade authority be approved by March 4, which was yesterday. The house has given the bill its okay. But instead of passing it on time, the senate group ran into republican trouble: Senator Millikin (R-Colo) has prolonged questioning of state department witnesses, and the federal tariff commission, acting on instructions from the GOP congress, sent to the White House a long list of tariffs which, said, would not be cut below a point without hurting American industry. "Peril Points" These tariff figures are called "peril points," and if the president cuts below them he must explain why to congress. The peril point provision was eliminated in the house-approved measure which also extended authority for three years from last June 12.

The house agriculture mittee continued its hearings on the bill to repeal the federal tax on oleomargarine President Truman asked congress for some changes in the State Department to meet recommendations by the Hoover Commission. The changes are designed to give the Secretary of State more authority. FORMER JUDGE PASSES DALLAS, Mar. 5. (AP) Grin Ellis Nesmith, 63, former district judge, died here yesterday after an illness of three years.

In 1908, he became a court reporter and in 1945, he was elected judge of the 95th district court in a special election. Illness forced his retirement one year after his election. MARRIAGE LICENSES Luther Sharpe and Gladys Hunter. John Quillen Walker and Julie Patricia Sullivan. Robert Lee Pruitt and Ruby Jewel Martin.

that mankind has ever known is under- attack, It is under attack from without. The external danger comes from international Communism and its political em bodiment, the Soviet Union. "And it is under attack from within. The internal danger is that we now face having our own free society replaced by a socialist society in the name of "Social Socialism is a comparatively new name for something very old in human experience. It is the name for the very thing from which our first American pioneers escaped when they fled the shores of Europe.

the direction and control of all individual and community life." Pipkin is the son of Mrs. J. J. Pipkin, Bryan. CREW OF B-25 ALL PARACHUTE TO SAFETY LANCASTER, Mar.

5 Muroc Air Force Base reported today that "all personnel are accounted for" in the parachuting of the seven-man crew of a B-25 which crashed in flames neat here. Sheriff's deputies reported that the men leaped through icy cleet and rain from an altitude of 000 feet after ice formed on the bomber's wings and one motor started going out last night. OUT OUR WAY J. R. Williams TLAKE LIS HE HAS TO BE NO, NO THAT'S BLOOM AN' CAREFUL- TH BULL SELF DEFENSE! DLUST OUT TH' WOODS TOLD HE KEEPS THAT UNNER IT HIM NOT TO MOVE STUFF ON THERE WHILE I HOL THINGS, BECAUSE TO KEEP SITTERS LIS UP HE CAN'T FIND AND LOUNGERS SOMEBODY! THINGS AFTER OFF OF HIS DESK IS TIDIED UP.

1949 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. COLD STORAGE M. REG. U.

S. PAT. OFF. 3:4 TIRWILLIAMS FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberger A 3-5 BERGAC COPR. 1949 BY NEA SERVICE, INC.

REG U. PAT. OFF "Which one of you told her what a filibuster is?" NATIONAL CAPITAL McCabe says he found overwhelming support for continuation of Regulation W. Aiso. he found support among bankers for.

continuation of an extension of Federal Reserve controls on bank reserves. These two actions, it is felt, have materially helped in changing the economic outlook. The banking system is in a sounder condition than it has ever been. The banks themselves have done a lot of self -policing. There has been no stock market spree.

And controls can easily be relaxed if the financial community gets in trouble. Six months ago everyone wanted an adjustment end a reversal of inflationary trends. But now that these things are beginning to be realized, it is being revealed that not all businessmen were fully prepared for them. For perhaps the first time in eight years, retailers have real competitive merchandising problems. Custoiners aren't willing to take whatever is offered them.

If the price is high, they demand quality. If they can't get what they want, they're willing to wait. Instead of merely sitting in their stores and taking or filling orders when the roll in, merchants now have to get out and sell. If in this approach to a buyer's market the creative forces of the country again have to go to work, competitively fighting for business, it is bound to be a healthy thing. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS H.

E. Burgess to Chester H. Burkhalter et ux. Tract in J. H.

Jones League. $10 and other considerations. C. E. Heartfield et ux to Jack Edward Welch et ux.

Northeast one-half of Lot 3 and adjoining northeast one-half of southeast 25 feet of Lot 2, Block 14, Mitchell-Lawrence-Cavitt Addition. $6,100. AGREEMENT REACHED IN GALVESTON STRIKE GALVESTON, Mar. 5. (AP) Company and 'union negotiators today agreed on a contract between the Carbide and Carbon Chemical Corporation and the Galveston Building and Construetion Council, agent for 1,400 striking workers at the Texas City plant of the corporation.

The proposed contract must be voted on by the union membership. SELL COOK'S PAINTS Haswells Beautiful Patterns of Wallpaper as Low as 12c a Roll Lodge Notices CITATION BY PUBLICATION THE STATE OF TEXAS To Virginia Strine Lott, greeting: You are commanded to appear and answer the plaintiff's petition at or before 10 o'clock A. M. of the first Monday after the expiration of 42 days from the date of issuance of this Citation, the same being Monday the 11th day of April, A. D.

1949, at or before 10 o'clock A. before the Honorable District Court of Brazos County, at the Court House In Bryan, Texas. Said plaintiff's petition was filed on the 24th day of February, 1949, The file number of said suit being No. 14119-A. The names of the parties in said suit are: Raymond Lott, as Plaintiff, and Virginia Strine Lott, as Defendant.

The nature of said suit being substantially as follows, to wit: A suit for divorce upon the grounds of cruel treatment. Issued this the 24th day of February, 1949. Given under my hand and seal of said Court, at office in Bryan, Texas, this the 24th day of February, A. D. 1949.

F. T. COLE, Clerk District Court Brazos County, Tex. By Sue Matthews, Deputy. Pipkin Warns US Of Some Threats As 150 Years Ago ABILENE.

Mar. 5-Americans today are confronted with the same threat to their liberties and the same challenge to action that the original colonists. faced over 150 years ago, said J. H. Pipkin, assistant to the president, The Texas Company, New York.

in an address here yesterday. The colonists who came to America Pipkin said, "with two firm resolves: "That they would get away from the highly regulated kind. of life they had known; and that they would not allow anything like what they had escaped to be established in their new world. "Had the colonists not resisted, they would eventually have found themselves. members of the same kind of society from which they had escaped.

For the first time in human history highly intelligent, courageous people had hecome absolutely free. "Today. the whole basis upon which the pioneers and their descendants have built the best life SMITH BACON FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERING 203 East 23rd St. Car and Furniture Upholstering. Slip Covers.

Materials. Draperies. Day Phone, 2-1387. Night Phone, 26871. SEWING MACHINES Any Make Repaired Buy and Sell 708 South Main Ph.

2-5036 COUFAL SEWING MACHINE EXCHANCE G. C. Curtis, D. PhC. Palmer Graduate CHIROPRACTOR MODERN UPTOWN OFFICE MAIN AT 26TH OVER CREAMLAND PHONE 2-7089 ROOFING Industrial Residential -Asphalt and Gravel -Built-up Roofs -Asbestos Shingles -Asphalt Shingles -Tar and Gravel -Roof Repairs -Asbestos Siding -Waterproofing Estimates Without Obligation Barron-Britton, Inc.

1213 S. College Ph. 2-1305 DR. J. S.

CALDWELL OPTOMETRIST AT CALDWELL'S JEWELRY STORE BRUCE TERMINIX TERMITE CONTROL SERVICE Phone for free termite Inspecties World's Largest--Bonded Insured G. S. PARKER LUMBER CO. 419 N. Main Ph.

2-8933 CHIROPRACTOR Geo. W. Buchanan, D. C. COLONIC X-RAY 305 E.

28 St. Phone 2-6243 MOViNG Local and Long Distance Exclusive Agent Mayflower Transit Co. Office 2-2030 Ph. Res, 1-1784 -Crating-Packing-Storage J. R.

TINELEY CHIROPRACTOR P. H. SPELL, D.C. Palmer Graduate Neuroscope X-Ray Analysis 103 Dodge St. Hours 9-12 2-7 AUTO REPAIRINO Body and Fender Worm Motor Tune Up Electrical Servia Auto Painting Complete Bear Wheel WRECKER SERVICE SCARDINO MOTOR CO.

in business same location 22 SALES and SERVICE GMC TRUCKS Pho. 2-6815 724 N. Meis 1 Nite 2-7045 Motors Installs BRAND NEW ON COMPLETELY REBUILT PL CHRYSLER-DODGE TRUCE ONE DAY SERVICE NEW MOTOR GIARANTEN Carry Away End Insta Yourself if Decree SPECIAL PRICES TO GARAGE Halsell Motor ine. Main at 23rd Dial 2-1451 CONLEE BROS. Local -Long Distance MOVING HAULING Li vestock-Farm Machinery Feed Phone 2-1809 Heavy Duty Winch Truck NOTICE YO ALL CONTRACTORS AND INDIVIDUAL For quick service call Sam Nuche and Sons for quality road gravel, concrete gravel dirt and fill sand Located 404 West 25th Stree Phone 2-2418 RADIATOR TROUBLE? Have ThemRepaired -Recored At.

MIT LEE CO. 27th and Bryan Ph. 2-6159 All Work Guaranteed WELDING SUPPLIES Lincoln Arc Welders Lincoln Electrodes Victor Gas Weldg. Equipt. Oxygen and Acetylene H.

P. FARM MCHY. CO..