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PAGE 54 _. 93 Auto Parts & Service

93° Auto Parts & Service

| 9 Trucks, Semi-Trailers

94 Trucks, Semi-Trailers :

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TRUCK SALE

3—1951 FORDS

New F-8 Trucks, purchased direct from a Ford dealer who discontinued business. Two have alr brakes, one has vacuum brakes, 147" Wheelbase, 10x10.20 tires. These are new Ford F-8 trucks

'50 STUDE. $1095 49 iE "$1005

1'4-Ton C. and C.

’ 3;-Ton Pickup + 15.Ton Panel 50 CHEV.__S1195: 49 CHEV. __$995

'48 DIAM. T, $695 | '48 GMC $995 iD DOWR and DNR oui 24 MONTHS to PAY

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'50 FORD __$1095

Ton Pie

49 STUDE. $768

12-Ton Pickup

12-Ton Panel

'37 Ford

Sedan Delivery; new gas heater; fair rubber. Goes good.

$95

'50 Chevrolet

Panel. '3-Ton with dark green finish. Good rubber, Heater and defroster. An almost

new truck for

$1095 49 Studebaker

1'2-Ton with 12-foot Inzulated van hody. Good 8.20x20 10-ply ties. Low mileage, A bargain at

$1295 '48 Chevrolet Tractor

2-Ton. complete with’ vacuum brakes, 5th wheel, saddle tanks, clearance lights. An “OK'" unit for only-—-

$1295 '47 Studebaker

C&Ch. 1'3-Ton. Long wheelbase. Good heavy-duty tires. Fully reconditioned and guaranteed. A bargain for only—

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'48 International

Panel Extra good rubber; new paint job. Excellent mech. condition

$745 '46 Ford

13-Ton Panel, Heater: good rubber. In excellent mechanical condition. Looks very good.

Only $645 '41 Dodge C. & Ch.

1'2-Ton, long wheelbasey Heater; good rubber and has replacement engine. Only—

$425 '41 International Pick-up 13-Ton. Heater and defroster

Solid and sound but needs a little work. As is for

$395 '39 Chevrolet

12-Ton Panel. Good set of tires and runs good. A bargain

"$185 '49 Chevrolet

13-Ton chassis with McCabe - Powers utility body; deluxe cab. freshair heater Oversized

tires: low mileage. A bargain at

$1295

$525

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TRUCK SALE

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Walter Hiser, Inc. 49 CHEV., $995

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47 “CHEVROLET sec sedan delivery; excellent eondition. Owner, 6411 Fer guson, Broad Ae.

'50 CHEV, ! /,»TON PANEL

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48 CHEV par iol sedan delivery, 1 owner. TA-100 121 E. 34th,

CHEAP TRUCK ‘48 Dodge. 19.1 Pickup, only $395, Runs OK. New paint d

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'48 FORD !/,-TON

Panel. Radio and heater.

One owner. A MALEY 30 ONE £s- E. WASH or

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1941 FORD dump : “ton. 4 New 700 tres on rear Anthony hoist b «Brakes... overhauled, motor . overauled, cheap, by owner, Denville, 633-2. ONE 1938 Ford p iekup. . Pirst $200 takes it. 364 5. Meridian, LI-1612 ‘1540 INTERNATIONAL Y2-Ton .Pick- : up ih good running cond Tires (With very low mileage. Will trade ig cash. You will have to hurry or pi buy UELLER vA TaV SALES

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15-Ton Pick-up. fully *quipped. ne |

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$975 49 Chevrolet

12-Ton Panel

$965 '49 Chev. Tractor

Complete with air -brakes and priced at only—

$1495 '49 Ford F-6

Yip dual Year tandam axle O

12-Ton Panel.

$845 '49 Chevrolet

1-Ton Panel. Completely overhauled motor,

$1045 '48 Federal

1'2-Ton heavy duty with 2speed axle, short wheelbase.

$640

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1'5-Ton long wheelbase. A bar-

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average $695 : '46 Chevrolet

12-Ton Panel. As is.

$400 '46 Dodge

1'2-Ton long wheelbase with 600-gallon oil tank

$1045 ’ '46 Dodge

12-Ton Pane]

$565 '46 Dodge

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SUNDAY, SEPT. 9, 1951

Deadline Is Near For Entering Times School Contest

This is the Inst call for letters | from teachers and parents in The | Times Better Schools Contest. A teacher and a parent sub- | mitting ‘the best letter by mid- | night tonight each will receive a $25 cash prize, Letters must be postmarked-by that time or be in { The Times offices. | Letters, in" not more than 100 | words, must be on these subjects: | From teachers — “How Parents | can Make Their School Better”; Ero Parents — “How Teachers Can Make Their Sc hool Better." | All entries become the property of The Times and the decision of | the judges will be final, Winners be announced in The Sunday Times next Sunday. Some Highlights | The contest is being conducted lin conjunction with The Times series of articles on “How Good 1s | Your School?” The last article appears in this edition on Page 23. | Here are highlights of entry {letters received yesterday: From Teachers: “Your child can tell whether {you are truly interested in- his {school by the way you find time to attend the various school and PTA activities. Every child is secretly proud if his parent can be ‘active’ in school interests...” “Environment plays a great part in the child's life, If he comes ‘from a good home he will not be a problem at school...” From |Parents: “Teacher can make school better by constantly bearing in mind that she is a gardener of personality, and not a mere merchant of facts...” Notes From Teacher “A teacher should send notes to the parent. stating specifically why a child's grades are below par...” : “Among the things needed most in Indianapolis today is a good guidance program in the ‘| seventh, eighth and ninth grades so that students will have some very definite goals and choose their high school subjects wisely...” “If a teacher shows an ardent desire to be a pal in addition to a superior, parent and teacher can have a mutual understanding...” s

Severe Famine Hits

Northern China HONG KONG, Sept. 8 (UP)— A famine, officially described as “disastrous,” is sweeping North China, the Communist regime disclosed today.

The official New hina news jagency said the emergency has {affected at least three million persons in Pingyuan and Chahar | Provinces. { The famine was attributed to { drought, floods and insect pests i which ravaged crops.

In Indianapolis

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Rex pr. Stafford. 24, 4126} Winthrop: Beulah G. Marshall, 26, 2453 N. New Jersey Wayne B. Woodruff, 21, 3618 Martindale; Barbara L. Pettis, 18, 3273 Martindale. William N. Fletcher, 24, 20 W. 34th; Patricia J. Lewis, 22. 4829 Carrollton Willlam G. Roberson. 23, 2608 Rader; Loretta Artis, 21, 2738 N. Keystone John J. Duffin, 21. 43 N. Gladstone; Kathe leen M. Riley, 21. 614 N. Grant Paul R. Woolen, 20, 1508 8. Xennington; Ellen I. Gallagher, 18, 1341 E. Tabor Ray Hampton, 24, Columbus, O.; Dora Moffatt, 18. 2727 E. Minnesota Norris E. Waldron. 3° Air Force; Dorothy Codermaz, Lad 1108 Winfield, Robert D. Ames, 22. Army: Marilyn L, Jackson, 23. Noblesville, In Charles E. Murray, 45 In Rs nice Dukes, 44, 1661 N John A. Felker. 23 2021 Wa Gloria L. Gibson. 22. 1832 Centr Charles N. Overman Jr.. 19, 515 N Good= let; Elnora Buis, 18. 1114 N. Livingston, Donald J. Rolstad, 25, 1945 N. Pennsylvania; Mary E. Jackson, 22, 1331 Waldemere | George A. Crossland. 26, 4520 Carrollton; Patricia E. Berry, 21, 2238 N. Del Jawa; e. Robert G. Dufek, 19..209 -N. Walc Shirley A. Crim, 18, 974 Middle Pr.

Woodruft Pl William B. Osborne. 41. 118 W_ 21st: Mare garet ‘Montgomery, 42, 118 WW, 21st

George E. Cruse, 65 #120 Broadway; Bonnie Terhune, 60, 6292 College { Perry Moss, 54, 3544 Central; Mary L. | ._ Hooker, 47, 3544 Central | Virgil C. Smith, 56. Iola, Ill; Zedith E. {| _ Judd, 45. Boonville, Ind | Joseph L. Johnson, 53, 2250 N. Kenwood; Frozine Evans, 52, 22068 N. Kenwood Willis A. McMurry, 23, Army: Wilma M. Weaver, 21, 1888 N., Norfolk Wiliam C. Stafford, 27, 3650 E. Pall Creek Pky.: Joan M. lddings, 24. 526 E. Fall Creek Pky. Thomas J. Gannon. 26, Army; Leona E. Alford, 27, St. Louis; Mo Robert L. Williams, 29, Louisville, Ky.3 Marianne Pields. 18, 1714 Yandes Robert Supinger. 23, 1634 Lawton: Carolyn L. McMahan. 19, 1827 E. 64th, | calvin Barr, 25, 2334 N. Harding: Mary E. Brack, 28, 2338 N Harding Clifford R. Lowery, 21. 2255 'N. Talbot; | Joe A. Edwards: 18, 3615 E. 32d Donald T. Schweldler, 25, Lafayette, Ind.; Marcella A. Brown, 24, Lafayette, Ind. Donald R. Curtis Jr, 23, Marines; Joe Ann Kellie, 21, Ingiansnolis William ©. Cochran 23, 1110 LaSalle; Carita Sadler, 23, 5407 N. Capitol John Rash, 27, Greenwood, Ind.: Dorothy M. Burk. 30. 526 N. Centennial Roy R. Dittman Jr. 29, 3023 Clifton; Jeannette J, Cassady, 23, 5936 Univer= sity Robert E, Hartsock, 31, Brownshurg, Ind.; Alicia Jones, 26, 3340 N. Meridian. Bernard W. Reed, 51, 1439 Park; Mae Rike, 42, 1439 Park Francis E. Dahl, 23, 545 Lord: Loretta A. Pruitt, 21, 830 N. East

Shirley, 18, Indianapolis. Donald E. Pitts, 25, 4409 Kingsley; Jeahe nette C, Pitts, 23, 3042 N. Park Osc L. Beeson, 74, Connersville, Ind.; Rose R, Martin, 72, 3863 Broadway, Charles Yant, 26," 2017 Langley; Betty Yant, 2920 Adams. Ralph T. Clark, 21, 917 E. 19th; Ruth Smith, 18, 1807 Arrow. Carl W. Thompson, 47, Warren Hotel; Janett. William, 51, Warren Hotel, Virgil Morris, 44, Noblesville, Ind.; Lore raine Messmer, 20, Louisville, Ky. W. Lawrence Bergman, 21, 1039 N. Mount; Donna M, McNulty, 18, 4931 Caroline. William L. Garriott, 21, Indianapolis; Bare bara J. McLellen, hi 330 Brazil, Herbert L. Wood, 1340 Lee; Jewell Roberts, 26, 1445 Ww "34th, Charles H. Fritts, 24, Army; Kathryn L. Myers, 29, 3236 8. Lyon

DIVORCE SUITS FILED

Roy vs. Mildred McKinney; Lulia vs. -Jacob Ellis; Willlam E. vs. Dorothy Dunn; Gladys vs. Homer Higdon: Willie M. vs, Lewis O. Watts; Marjorie vs. J. W. Agan; Samuel H. vs. Reba "J. Allen; Betty vs, fichard Vaught; Lorena vs. Clarence O, ayes

Legal Notice

LEGAL NOTICE IN THE MARION PROBATE COURT Docket No. 152-55680 State of Indiana, County of Marion, ss: IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CARL M. COMBS, DECEASED NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

By “virtue of an_ order of the Marion Probate Court and subject to

its proval, > undersigned, Aoindsra dix

, : day of Sepber, 1851, and from day-to-day ‘the rae after Anti] Sold, oes jor Egia at Brivite tatan City of Indiana x ‘ton’ County y He olet Tr ' ial No. 9H 940 oh or No. AEs

value. for not.les im

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