Ribbentrop Says Stalin
Condoned Nazi Invasion
tl it urTTWDMnJTPrt Anril 1 (IP)
. j Joachim von Ribbentrop, former
j ' I nazi foreign minister, testified
, , J before the international uuuw;
- ' irihnnnl today that Prime Min-
i I;; later Stalin agreed in Moscow
I ! , never accuse Germany of aggres
S' .sion because of her actions in
I Poland." .,
j ' The agreement was that II
I i ' : .oomtnn were sDoken of both
i parties would be guilty," Ribben
: trop said.
The accord, Ribbentrop con
J tinued, was reached August 21,
1 1939 less than two weeks be
ll fore the nazi march into Poland
V in the course of negotiations
1 for a Russian - German non-
E 1 '! aggression pact and a secret pro
t tocol for partitioning Poland,
5 M Finland and the Baltic states,
i --The testimony was given after
v) R. A. Rudenko. Soviet prosecu-
s 5 1 tnp nrntnsterl against admission
'f, of an affidavit by Freidrich Gaus,
ij former nazi foreign office nego
n tiator, relating to the alleged
rd aecret protocol.
"V Accusation
Rudenko accused the defense
( i; A- Jt..f Vn at.
M tention of the tribunal from real
issues" by dwelling on the re
ported Russian-German under
standing prior to the outbreak of
(I the war.
"I don t wish to speak about
this affidavit because I attach no
importance to it, he said, "but
we are not here to investigate
the Dolicy of the allied nations.
I'yWe are here to investigate
;'" charges against war criminals."
i : J- The tribunal decided, however,
j that the affidavit could be ad
1 ' i mitted as evidence and that Rib
i ! , 'I bentrop could testify on the
; ,1 matter.
Ribbentrop said that at the
i I time the alleged secret agree
ment was negotiated "there was
not the slightest doubt in the
minds of Hitler or Stalin that if
all negotiations with Poland
came to naught, territory taken
from our two countries by force
of arms would be reunited to
them by force of arms. In this
manner, the eastern boundaries
(of Poland) would be turned over
to the Soviet Union and the
western w
Price Too High
Nazi efforts to induce Russia
to join an axis three-power pact
failed, Ribbentrop said, because
the Soviet's price for signing was
too high.
Hp listed the Russian terms as:
1. A free hand In Finland, which "we
supposed would lead 10 me occupation
of Finland." . .
2, Close relations with Bulgaria, which
the "Bulgarian government did not
Wncertain rights in the Dardanelles,
which Mussolini opposed.
4. An outlet through the Baltic, which
would have brought up the quesUon of
the Skagerrak.
Longshoremen
Sign Contract
SEATTLE. April 1 (JP)
Washington Waterfront Employ
ers and the AFL-International
Longshoremen's association Sat
urday signed a new contract
agreement covering 900 long
shoremen in Tacoma, Anacortes
and Los Angeles.
It provides, for $1.38 an hour
straight time and $2.07 an hour
for overtime and eliminates a
former 10 cent hourly differen
tial between longshore dock and
ship workers.
The contract must be ap
proved by the wage stabilization
board. .
In announcing the agreement.
M. G. Ringenberg, Employers
association president, said the
nntrupt is similar to one rejected
by the ClO-Paclfic Coast Inter
national iiongsnorenicii a
Warehousemen's union.
It amounts to an hourly in
crease of 33 cents for dock work'
ers and 23 cents for those work
ing aboard ship, he said.
Wage Bil
To Hit N west
WASHINGTON, April 1 ()
No provisions of the minimum
waae bill will affect the Pacific
northwest, so far as Senator
Cordon (R-Ore.) can determine,
he told the senate.
He reported wages in Oregon
are higher "in every value than
the wages which would be pre
scribed by the pending bill."
Conditions in "some of the other
47 states," however, would be
affected, Cordon said.
A steady stream of labor from
farms to factories will result if
the 65 cents an hour is pre
scribed the minimum, as the bill
proposes, Cordon declared. This
would force the farmer and his
familv either to do the work
themselves or to pay higher
wages without higher prices for
products, he said.
Natural hot water from many
of Iceland's volcanic springs is
piped to provide heat for office
buildings, homes and public
swimming pools.
More than one-seventh of Mex
ico is forested.
LEGAL NOTICES
RESOLUTION NO. 828
WHEREAS. State Hishwav No. 20. of
the State of Oregon, known as the Klam
ath Falls-Lakevfew Highway, is routed
throueh the City of Klamath Falli.
Klamath County, Oregon, a municipal
corporation, and Jh roule
iRTZZSvnmiSn tnwn the fol
lowing street or streets, or avenuea, or
South' 6th Street; from" a point 327
feet northwesterly from the ce ter lino
of Owens Street southerly to the south
City limilS aimam " "J
titiivnrA th Ktntft Htuhwav Com
mission of the State of Oregon li de
sirous of recelvinK Federal Aid for the
improvement oi smu mi.iiw.ij.
WHKHEAS, the State Highway Com
..." ... ( Utnln nf UrcilOll hill
caused n survey to be mde, and !.
prepared for the improvement of the
State Highway traversing the street or
streets, or avenues, w nwu, vv,.wM
Herein,
and.
ti'urnrAe if nld nmrnvied street IttV
provement is carried out, the work will
be done pursuant to a grade or grades
fixed and established by the Highway
Commission,
WHEREAS, the grade or grades and
elevations to which the proposed Im
provement will bo made are indicated
upon the maps and plans prepared for
the proposed improvement which are on
inc in me uiui-n ui uiw uiviun
Hluhu-iv C.nm miss ion. at Sal Olll. OlCKOll
copies of which have been submitted
to the city for its record and ror i1
approval, nata graacs dciiik as iwiow
in wit-
Beginning at grade elevation 40Bfl 33
at a point in the center line of south
6th Street 227 feet northwesterly from
the center line of Owens Street: thence
to elevation 40iltt.49 at the center line
of Owenr Street; ttience to cievnuon
1088.78 at the center line of Hadcliffe
Avonnn: fhiMice tn elevation 40WS.03 at
a point in the center tine of South 6th
si reel an icei nonnwes oi raisi mum
Street; thence to elevation 40B9.lt) at
the center line of East Main Street;
thence to elevation 4090.09 at the
center line of Martin Street; thence to
elevation 4 wo, 7- at tne souin city
limits oi Kiamain raits in tmasia way
and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Chapter B8,
Ore Bon Laws and Chanter 529
Oregon Laws 1939; it is required that as
a condition precedent to the change of
the grade of any such street by the
commission, sucn grnue cnange snau
be consented to by the City.
NOW THEREFORE. IT IS HEREBY
RESOLVED by the Common Council of
the City of Klamath Kails. Klamath
touniy, uregon. mat uie graacs csiao
lished by the Stato Highway Commission
for the proposed improvement of the
street or streets, or avenues, or roads,
as described herein and which are
traversed by State Hiirhwas No, 20 oi
the State of Oregon, known as the
Klamath Fa lis-Lake view Highway, the
plans for which proposed improvement
are on file in the office of the State
Highway Commission at Salem. Oregon,
and a copy or copies of which are on
file in the records of the City, said
grades oeing as loiiows, to-wit:
Beginning at grade elevation 4068.23
ai a point m ine corner line oi sou in
6th Street 227 feet northwesterly from
the center line of Owens Street; thence
to elevation 4088.49 at the center line
of Owens Street; thence to elevation
4088.76 at the center line of Radcllffe
Avenue: thence to elevation 4089.03
at a point in the center line of South
6th Street 38 feet northwest of East
Main Street; thence to elevation
I WERE WE. was. WPPV Stt .
8 WOO
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:)rv V'UUK OVER, ea fX X Ml f YjL ' I smiLTOLIR. AIM Jmy C0HSCI0USKE5V I
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n'jj ITKfflASK,al hWtl YVEL 'BZWJ&fi ( ( WOgK THIS SZT-UP JUST TONTI
?
SKSlilv - -n!iff K1A SHARP WATCH J I ' ' -f BUT, BRRR!
L fi. 1 Or fe S-rr a iL, wist
f S HATING WEEK 1 X"-e rtKhUMe. jfFfflj 1 rVMR ' AND IF His BODY
I, S- IS IN FULL Y . . ; T-gVlM TtH T r S 1 EVER COMES TO
!T L5Ew j?f: 1 - - Y m Hdfer -M- TH5 surface its
o To cope 7v L ' t V . GUILT.' w
, with it, the isSjj W7r S'" - f M ' yfl - 0S- Jj-
:' GIRLS HAVE" " ''p
p ' " cp-'M"""-t.we.T...rf. ..t.ptT nt. ) 9 lf.,V)
1 J (ST SCHOOL TODAY! Vt)U SHOULD HV). I m wJS??? WH "l ? W HATCHED OUT I CAaSaliSrr ( 1 eomTN I
ll,- ( HESEENMBSeuATeSFftCE. C5t iBMW BBtVt FOOLED-) THOSE DUCK EJ6 TOOK- rtWtI I
, K WHEN SHE BIT INTO Turn- J Mlft 'ik P""".- X. WAS SUP evu enf ZJ I ' 6vE(? SINCE", LIZARDS! 1 I
;,w-;Tt.r!.i,.,B,.1:r,i...ri( . ' i -
4080.10 at the center line of Jt Main
mreef thence to elevation 4(HH),ou n
U S "oliter line of Mitrtln Slrwli tlwiifj
to elevation 40tHJ,74 at ""-K'i1 Way
limits of Klamath l sl " ?.n ttJu
are herehv approved, and consent 11
hereby given to such change, and the
SfaTo Highway Commission hereby is
Jirmltte l o construct, wfomlrwt. Im
m?e. repair, and or nui intain the J
streets III accordance with aald gratie
Passed bv the Common Council of the
Ci v of Klamath falli. Klnjuath Covin ly,
OivHon this imh day of Xl"?.W;
HK IT FV'HTHKK "'.VhV ' re
w IU lawful authority but wttTiout
financial obligation or liability, to co
operate with ami aid the State High
way CommlMloii In the accomplishment
of such street construction, rccoiwlruc
tton. improvement, repair, andor main
tenance. 3 ED OSTENUOUF, Mayor
Attest:
H. T. FRANKY. u
Police Judge and City Recorder.
I hereby certify the foregoing to be
a true copy of the original rrsolut Ion
passed bv the Common Council of the
Cttv of Klamath Kails. Klamath County.
Oregon, on the IMlh day of February.
lt4. at the regular meeting of said
Common Council. .
Dated this a;trd day of February. 1P40.
S H. T. HtANF.Y.
Police Judge and City
Keeorder,
CLASSIFIED HATES
One day
3 day run
3 day run .
4 dtiy run .
5 day run .
Month run
Week run .
,per word 4c
...per word 8c
por word lie
per word 13c
per word 14c
oer word 4.1o
.pr word 19c
Aria received b 1:00 D. m. Will appear
same afternoon In "New Today" column.
NEW HERALD AND NEWS phone num
ber. 8111
Now Today
WANTED Double-barrell hammerless
shotgun. Write P. O. Hox 8;W, Klamath
Falls. Oregon. H&Nlf
FOR SALE -About U sacks drop seed
potatoes. Irwin C. Drewellow, Matin.
4-3
FOR SALE-Boy's bicycle, 20 gauge
shotgun, saddle. 3 children life vests,
aoai Laverne Ave. Phono 81)30. 4-3
FOR SALE 8 acres, near Midland. In
quire Midland Store. 51300. -t o
DR1VINS to Oklahoma City or Wichita
Falls, Texas, April 3rd or 4th. Have
room 3 or 3 riders. Ph. 0080. UU
Bisbce. 4-1
TEAM WORK and garden plowing. Con
tract or hour. Phone aoo. 4-3
CASH foY'smnll adding machine. Met
ropolitan Hotel. 4-3
3-ROOM APT., couple only. No pets.
metropolitan noiei.
FOR SALE -1933 Ford coupe.. Inquire
331 Main. 4-3
FOR SALE Baby grand piano. In fine
conuinon. write uox ikks, care iieraio
and News. 4-0
WANTED Work for McCormlck DeeHng
iu-zu tractor, on rubber. 318 N. 8th,
Phone 33M. 4
WANTED Woman living near Klamath
mill 10 stay with children on week
nights. 1123 West Oregon. 4-3
LOT FOR SALE In Mills Addition. Nice
location. W. H, OI tinker, 273 E, Hth,
Eugene, Ore. 4-6
LISTEN FOR PREWITT'S PROGRAM
starting Tuesday at 3:30 p, m. over
Kr LiW. and everv Tuesdav fol nwinr
We have received some more what-nut
corner shelves, combination lamp tables.
3-d rawer Duncan Phvfe stvle .land.
cock inn laoies and student desks. Lois
oi lamp snades and table lamps.
tasn l erms Trade
PREWITT'S
FUHNITURE AND APPLIANCES
3244 So. 6th Phone 7310
4-1
ATTENTION Expert polishing and wax
ing ana simonizing by Roosevelt, at
Link's Mobile Station, 323 So. 0th. 4-3
FOR SALE 1941 Chrysler, Windsor town
scaan; radio, neater, fluid drive; good
tires; A-l condition. 3743 Summers
Lane. 4.3
WANTED Late model used car. Imme-
aiateiy. will pay cash. Ph. 3323. 4-1
FOR SALE 1938 Buick ineelal arian
ruuiu, neaicr; good tires, 310 Martin.
4-1
Uonary .l;lul;., r " u lul
..,.( .ll.clB MIM. TMIIU.
t'Jikll'KI)" rollnl-lp tllrl li '"?
ii-Jl A nniPilM. HW"
mlon J11U im rrnioli. I'll. 1-r-ll. Ai
Id
AUCTION
COMMUNITY AUCTION AT
HUiMI.KYg
SUNDAY, AI'IIIL 1TII
1 O'CLOCK
BIIINa WHAT VOU HAVK TO SKl.L
COL. BWIOAT
AUCTIONKEIt
THIS omCK St iho Knif riitlw lrrlnnllon
UlrU-l. IHJtl M..II..H. HI. ! '!;;
dully ol"l Suml.y Irom u . "
... "Mr. lB.f iiiiiniimmt-tlltchrKlPl'.
Salary, nwilorn huu.n ami iialilpn
aparn MriiLheit. Ainily l M'H"
St.
oknTisthS'" ""SHASTA WAV.
roil SAI.K lM Clievrolol, lair
...... ilnoiun llalc. HUirn. A.h
l.,i Klar 111. 4S
KOK HKNT .13 "ai'rr"'"n(""MlHl la'nl
.....i .nmlv .oil. hi Malln PUUIrl
iimn. mini. "
rilAUIH 'COIISKTIKHIIIC AlU'i'lnl"'""'
v.mp tintim. j. ni. iai'ii. I mm .....
a
STRAYED from C. C. Crawford rinch.
near Hlldcbrand. black ifeldlng. roached
mane, rnone jiuj. or wntM I. r
Meeker. Dairy. 4.3
JTOR SALE -One black cocker ipanlel
inquire aner I p. m.. 21K10
Arthur (across from Swan Lake Mold-
ins io,i 4.1
rwn artn-ntw -Dedroom tile nouse
and barn, on 10 acres rich soli: excel-
,cn. pasture, must nave 93000 down.
1U7 Homedale Road. 4
WANTED-GIrl to work" in small ind-
wicn anop.. mane's Sandwich Shop.
7th and Klamath. 4.1
FOR SALE-Accordlon. Costelli 48base
uiuv-i. sirenmune. rn. OIHIO, after 8
p. m., or see at Apt 1, 303 So. Sth.
after 6 p. m 4.2
GOOD 3-wheel troilcr with spare wheel
unu ure. aau ana socket hitch. S17
Lowell St. .
VETERAN and wife want to renTlur-
iii.iieu oparimeni or house. Perma
nent renters. Phone 8291, Cabin fl.
4-3
ROLL, rilM printed, developed, six-hour
" aiumu, next door
Pine Tree Theatre.
EX-NAVY couple desires furnlshecTnouse
ur apariment. will be unable to re
main In K. F. as a teacher if one does
not become available. Phone 3340 d.t
MAN wants part-time work' evenings
"-r'-J;L."une no. 4-3
WANTED to rent, 2-Dedroom""houlefor
lamuy with two daughters. 320 Lowell.
4-d
UH SALE-2 stock saddles with hair
blankets; 2 bridles. 2 pairs chaps, 1
SaLri u"" 1 olr Poolers,
3 pairs hobbles and 3 halters. All In
good condition. 175 Ukes all. 033
OB SALE by owner-Modern 2-bedroom
i S 1,, !iaMe ,un Irt- Location.
935 Pacific Terrace. Phono ni9 a 4
.,8Unr lit; 'V'blockof'rEasi
8930. Hawkins, phone
Relief At Last
ForYour Cough
J!!2?uteloEr?IlCTe8 Prompay be
foes right to the seal oi toe
wouble to help loosen and exoel
fl.J00ih2-and heal raw, tendCT. S
flamed bronchial mucous me ml
5KIe Sf Cremulslon with the un
2SKw5?r? e yoH.must Uke the waylt
CREOMULSION
for Couehs,Chest Colds, Bronchitis
DANCE
Dorris, Calif.
SAT., APRIL 6
Music by Local Orchestra
Admission 60c Person
"roit'sAi.K
Lwm n,nHn, homo on Callfonila Ave.
Corner lot. on pavement. NU lawn ami
trees, turn.
See
R. P. OLIVKK. 11KALTOK
or
JOE HOItSl.KY
AI. l.ONtiE
C. R. IClltlCKl IIONNEY
Salesnietl
111 So. Hth Th, 4110
41
roll SAl.K MiHleni Iwme. Mills AdiU
etlon, flioo will lianille, uniaitce easy
terms. Dial (uxul. owner. 4.3
rOR SALK Melal water and "feeil run.
tainers for chickens. i..neap. aiuu
lllibee. Ph. SKI I. 4-3
LOST-Golden cocker male pet rieese
phone .1317. 4 J
WANTED Ser'lce nf male "Preiu'h, bull
or Huston bull terrlor. Call 7!U. 4-1
FOR RENT In' Klamath's finest new
olflce building, desk and office space.
Commercial Arts Uullillng, 2U So.
11th. Ph. 7104. 4 3
WANTED! "4-loot baihiuti. In gnl "con
dllion. Phone 0337. 4-3
ON and 'after this dale. April iiCI""wlll
not be resK,nsltile for debts contracted
by anyone other than myself. Mary
Goddard. 41
FOR SAI.E-New a-tjedr,hPhoine;"nlce
lawn, flowers: landscaped. Call 3M2J.
4-3
GOOD Irrigated' poiato"and'onun. land
for sale. 9130 per acre, or will lease.
V. C. Bryant. Krddlng. Calif 4 3
FOIt" SALE 1 bedroom furnished house.
92300 Strout Realty, IBIS Oregon.
Phone 9414. 4-1
Fori'"' s'ALE"Good"oiMnThouseT "fcttoo
contract. Make offer for equity.
Strout Really, 1B13 Oregon. Ph. 3414.
II
WANT to-tracie. 10J3 1 viorTlnterna.
tlonal truck for late model pick-up.
Inquire O. S. Parsons, t mile north
Mac's Store. Merrill Highway. 4 4
FOR SALE 20 acres alfalfa lan'j. suit
able for potatoes. II. L. Arant. Dairy.
Ore. 4-3
WANTE&-ShirTeToyTood"pa yFull
uma joo. Eds Shoe Shop, 1023 Mam.
looulf
ROdnFTTTTl. l2 NO, BTil. "llroatr
Meeting Notlci
Regular
Meeting
Painters' L. U. No. 1279
Tuesday, April $nd
Election of
Business Agent
BRING YOUR DUE BOOK
4-1
UKKAl n Ntm, Klaiwalll Falls, Ora, MONDAY, April t, llq, (.,,,
10
Sorvlcos
RADIO
REPAIRING
AH Mill" ihuI Moili'U
I'lflmp liml Unlivery
Dial 6232
All Typ' Hiitllti
IlHlltu'lfii li Stock.
Avnlliiblo Tubwt.
Pelican Radio &
Appliance Co.
Kiimclilnod Ollflllim Umllo
DciiUt
1 19 So. 5th St.
127ltf
SEWING MACHINES
RECONDITIONED
(All Mnkex)
Work Citmrimtcccl
In Ktock (or viirloin mnkfi
a Piirt.i
a Nt'cdlri
Oil
AKiu'hmrnts
t Molcirs
0 Hlit'imtiita
SEWING MACHINE
SERVICE
Phono 077 1 32 18 Shnstn Way
4-1U
A COMPLETE
HEATING
SERVICE
Clrnnlnfi Rppnlrliia?
Salon In.itullntloiui
CHIMNEYS
STOVKS FURNACES
Tufts Furnace Co.
Ilcntlnit Si)cclnll.4l9
2323 So. Otli Pbone 0303
304tf
LOOK!
Do you want prompt,
Courteous Service?
If you do just dial
"7423"
Wc Deliver Anyttilnif
you hnvc promptly
iiiid unfitly. We are
fully insured
Merchants' Delivery
M.W.F.lf
PAINTING
DECORATING
PAPERHANGING
V, Mathlien Ptione 7804
MWKtf
L0CALM0ViNC """
AND CARTACE
Anythliig Anywhere
. In Orek'on
Anderson Motor Frciaht
Ph. 7380 101 Klnmnth Ave.
8H3tf
I.O.O.F. No. 137
Every Tuesday 8:00 P M
Sth and Main Sis.
m r n
Kiamath rails Ari
No. 2000 Hem. Li
me tin a everv Tues.
day night, 7:43 p. m.
F O E hall. Oth and
Walnut Vliltlna
member! cordially
Invited. if
Stated meeting, Loilgo of
Perfection, Monday, April
a p. m, lecture on
peculative Maionry. given
by Arthur Hchaupp. Ke
freihmentj. B. K, MILL Ell,
Venerable Master.
Transportation
YOUNb MAN desires rule to" OhlcaiS
..April 1st to lllli. Call Ulllu. y-"K
MOVE by podded vans to all 'polnts in
rcun, wasninmon C'olllornio. tn.i.
10
Servlcoi
Don't let
Baby Suffer
AT firm '8n of chafing, dry
eczem or simple rash from
external causej, use soft, sooth.
ng, medicated Resinol to quicklr
relieve smarting and itching,
favored by generations of moth.
Thi i,?.1?emle effectiveness.
Soap for baby's baih. Use both.
RESINQLS
BIKES FOR RENT
25c hrii ji 50 day
Make Reservations
For Sunday
Phone 5520 222 S 7th
POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
local and Long Distance
MOVING
Eads Transfer & Storoqe
20 Main St. 3
Phone 8271
F : 1732lf
sewing Machines Repaired
Work Guaranteed
SINGER
Sewina Machine Cn
418 Main St. Ph. 84o2
I542tf
SEPTIC TANKS CTEANED
Inspection Free Moncrn Egulpme,
Contents Mauled Away
Ed F. King
,-j Phono MUD 7jnil
Phone 1)1124 artr "lh"' """ "
mmmmmmmmmmm
Watch for the
OPENING OF
SUNSET LODGE
"''SSS".?.'' M Mile South f
fimmlmimmmmimmnm, i,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,,,,
UtVELOPINC
ENLARGING
PRINTING
211H,?TP SERV,CE
ail Underwood Bldg,
PAINTERS and
PAPERHANCERS
Available at
Patterson and Son
Pnlnt ntul WnllpuH-r Store
1220 E. Main i'tiono 3324
hUt
DECORATING
Palnlln( Papartuinglnf
llrush or ffpray
Old Work Our Bnactaltr
Homes or Commercial
M Walnut St. I'hona ilrJS
r. J. Lnta and Vernt Wilson
CLIKrOllU W DAVIIl
ALTAMONT NURSERY
Lanilscanlns Tree Trtrnmlnf.
Lawns, fthnibs Trees
I'hona j,13
. . . MMII
SEpnc tankscleaned "
AND INSTALLED
The Modern Way
W. BAKEU
Ph. 4903 082K
OOOKKKKPiNa," Bnonnand7Tplni
Klndred suhleeta, otflca machines.
KI.AMATH UUSINESS COl.LKOK.
W I'lna pn. 41W)
1M7U
SAY rOl.kS- Call jr)2a"(or" cleanlnl.
Von Hohrndor method. Lee roller.
Prop. Corner Shasta way and Ivory
- H,' 4-3
ro" STJ'A'i'8BANeEoitciikh'i a;
call n.1.is, t.-am
PAINTINO Interior and "iiiirrnT Kern'
. tonlnil. H. U llrown Phone M2B. (1711
VIIIIIIL R AUTO TOP SHOP, lops' and
, uohol.l.rlna m e Main IWllltf
AVON I'HOIXJCTS. Call nut 4.1
w,KUUINO H'""' now-7.pirri
2W Hope HI. eiMlrle and arotylen,
welding hy experienced men. Ph. allot!.
n.m . fu'''n nilliHHkfl
Clem Joyer, lt:a Martin. Phone S077,
8K.TIC-TANKSa.KANEI)rmod.'rn
equlpmem, 4-wheel drive truck, will
o anywhere. Phono lllllo. 4-1 lnVf
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