j FOR SALE
I One 1948 four door Oldsmobile sedan, mod
! &!' 98, in perfect ' mechanical condition*
j Just, paid $290-* for complete rebuilding,
I and overhaul of motor ’and*"hydromatic
i drive* Want $500. or best offer* Just
i the car for ADAK
! One 1949 two door Hudson sedan, Super
| Six, Leather Seats, 4 new tires including
! Show Treads on rear wheels*; Want $300.
i or best offer. - 4
! Both cars have Heaters and Radios.
One Warner Electric Co.', Rubber stamp
; outfit complete. Really a money maker
if you want to push" it. Complete outfit
$200. or best offer.
For further information Call Chief SEVENS
at Quarters E-136, phone 505W.
One sunbeam shouemaster, three months old
Contact Looney at 114NS.
17,f RCA T.V. with Antenna for j|60. Call
126W.'•
1950 Buick, R & H, fair condition $275*00
cash.
1950 Studebaker, H., excellent condition
Motor and Transmission completely over
hauled, $350. cash.
Contact R.E. GRANTHAM, SK2, at 256W days
or AMULET E-81 nights.
’ One Aviation Winter Working Green Uniform
: Coat size 36, trousers 28 waist> 32 lgth.
In like new condition. Owner leaving ADAK
' on April ship. If interested, call Chief
j -Indig, 025/125 days*
| 1949-Plymouth, Good Condition, call 432,
A woman in Little Rock,;Ark., bought
a mink.stole and hurried to a fashion
show. There, a drawing was held and she
won the grant prize, a mink stole.
One day a little girl was heard talk
ing to a neighbor child with whom she
was playing cowboy. ’’You be Wild Bill
Hickup,” she said, ’’and I’ll be Wyatt
Burp,”
”Do you permit your wife to have he]|
own way?” %
”No, she has it without my permision
A terribly, jealous woman used to sub
mit her husband to a regular inspection,
every evening. The slightest hair dis
covered on his coat * would lead - to the
most frightening scene.
One night, finding- nothing at all
she burst into tears and wept: ’’Even
bald women, now,”..
Tops in Pops • » . It’s only a matter j
of time, so why fight it? The new ruler i
of the nation’s top te$ juke box tunes^|
as listed in this week’s ’’Cashbox Maga^n
zine,” is Elvis Fresley with ’’Don’t.” !
Others, in order were: ’’Get A Job” (Sil- j
houettes); ’’Short Shorts?’ (Royal Teens) i
”At the Hop” (Danny and Juniors); ’’Catch j
A Falling Star”(Perry Como); ’’Sail Along \
Silv’ry Moon”(Billy Vaughn); ’’The Stroll j
(Diamonds); ’’You Are My Destiny” (Paul j
Anka); ’’Sugartime” (Me Guire Sisters); j
and ”0h Julie” (Crescendos).
RHYMES OF THE TIMES
j When Shillelaghs, shamrocks, and the
I like are seen, ’tis time again for ”We
j arin1 th* Green.”