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Monday Afternoon, Mar f iAut rGun vsctuud aetiiouj THE WATnESVILLE 5 1 OUNT AINEER imnUiimeer Automobile kvwww LISBONPRELATE GREETS SPELLjVIAN GUARD SING SING PRISON AGAINST ESCAPES BY ICE Directory 6f Wajnesville AUTOMOBILE DEALERS bavls Liner Motor Sales Ford Phone S3 ii.':: V . : ,.! I) ' T ... i i f I k.h i. ' . i - ) . hi r II inn i I'1. 1 1 . f I i - J Sims Motor Co -Willys jeep Phone 486 liowell Motor Co Plymouth-Desoto-G.Ri.C. Trucks Phone lit'' Watklns fchevrolet Co. Chevrolet Olo'smobile Phone 75 Potts Motor Co. - Packard Phone 528 Mountain Supply Co. Ford Tractor Phone 46i li. S. Ward -. J. !. Case Tractor Phone 261-W ARMED WITH MACHINE GUNS, special guards have been out on duty on the Hudson River shoreline outside Sing Sing prison, Ossinlng, N. Y., to prevent any prisoners from escaping on the huge cakes of Ice (broken line). Ordinarily, an escape could be made only by swimming around one of the prison walls. (International) CAR TUNES By Wnlkins Chevrolet Co. .... . tI Ad-ln CiT''. . ...... , i. , His Ship Shelled X.. A ' j ( .i 1 1 mi i hi Picking 100,000 Violets Keeps Growers Busy PICKING 100,000 14 ... ieC15 . WOBURN, Mass, ,(UP) Picking 100,000 violet blooms on their hands and knees Is the annual Val entine Day task of James and Rob ert Shannon, operators of New England's only-violet farm. "But," they said, "the lovely smell makes up for the hard weak we put in each year to make the nation's women happy over their menfolk." Soon after Valentine Day; the 21,000 plants are moved outside and tomatoes take their place in the narrow greenhouses. Craves State Prison But Gets Only Cdunty Jail FOND DU LAC, Wis. (UP) Har old II. Zotzman wanted to go to the state prison but he only got a county jail term. r Zotzman said he would like to go to Waupun state prison where he could "rest, regain weight, and be sure of three squares a day." He said earlier in his vagrancy trial that If he didn't get the Wau pun sentence he would "go out and steal a car" to make sure he would get to the state institution. Read1 the Want Ads for bargains 1 - Pi iii (till EN ROUTE TO ROME with 500 American Holy Year pilgrims, Francis Cardinal Spellman (left) Is warmly greeted in Lisbon, Portugal, by the Bishop of Mitelene. The Cardinal road a special prayer. (International) EVERY Tlfc! 9:30 to 10:3 IT'S FR IT'S EXC i IT'S ENTERTaV Brought To Id Howell M Haywood St. Tt ue &oto-Plymoull "... bhd to cousiri Johii, I leave my enr . . . provided he 'lels 'iVATfilNS-tlirtVllbLEf trade ' Mm a good ' used ' car. SKIPPER of the U. S. freighter Pio neer Dal, Capi James A. F. Knowl ton (above) has reported his ship bombed and strafed while ap proaching the Chinese port of Tsingtao. His radioed message was picked up in Tokyo. (International) ARCHERS MOVE INDOORS SAGINAW, Mich. (UP) Sagi naw's enthusiastic band of archers have started something which they belfcVe"is new To' thC United States sports scene, a winter indoor arch ery league. Twelve teams, each shooting once weekly, compete in league's range. . At any price jeorY 2343 so Dtivrd fier tfalt and focal foxi, If any, and whif tidtwellt (2I), exfra. Pricsi may vary tlighlly in adjoining areas becaut of (ronsportofion charge. n0 (0 f don't lake less ilian a Paeicarcl ! . fl grzv ... . . ........ - - .. I I " . : . hWW!t.i...,.,.w...L.... I ONLY $7g.io DOWN for a new 135-HP Packard Eight, 6-passenger Club Sedan. Price Includes Direction signals, elec tric clock and cigarette lighter, auto . matic trunk and courtesy lights, fender shields , . . many other extras. Once you've studied the equipped-zad-delivered prices of today's "lower-priced" cars you'll suddenly . realize that many of them are now in the Packard "price class!" So the extra step to Packard ownership is easier than you dreamed! 'And now is the time to take it! j CmmH PACKARD UL7RAMAV0 DRJVB Available now, ol reducod exfra cost, on oX models1 THE Ask the ma POTTS MOTOB CO, TAKE THE WHEEL 0E A Yes, 10 minutes at the wheel will introduce you to the won derful "feel" and amazing, sound-conditioned 'quiet of the '50 Ford. You'll discover the comfort of Ford's "Mid Ship" Ride . . . its bump-erasing "Hydra-Coil" and "Para-Flex"! Springs ... its 35 easier-acting King-Size Brakes. you'll seb -rue ri cr-r-nrrkisT- V yOULLFEEL THE DIFFERENCE 00 LI HEAR THE DIFFERENCE , f ,. ,, t t'i , i . , , -V i MWmi:t....:v-,.& sls.,:...;..,.)..' " v I THI '30 FORD AT YOUR FORD d'eALeR'S ff will tpin yoW Jyfcsf Onty Fori in the lowprio :1J offers'you 100-horVepower engiw ... , new, "hushed" V-8 engine (the type used la America's costliest cars). It's to quiet you can speak 'in whispers. Yet it seils for hundreds less than all other "eight.! . even hundreds less than mnat HAYWOOD STREET WAYNESVlLiE Atvout;'PC3E) oealer's Phones - DdV SI Might 1071 Wdynesvill Faciei! Fasliien Atadfiniy Selects Fotd ds "Fashion Car" A'ejairj Wu? i
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