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Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
Baseball

After successful basketball
season, Smyrna High is looking to-
ward a good year in baseball. Up
to this time we have scheduled
twelve games with other schools.
Among the new opponents are
New Castle and al. 1. DUPONT. The
season opens when Dover plays on
our home field on April 5.
There are several positions open
as a result Of last years gradual
ing class; however, these places
VII be sufficiently filled by Coach
Gebhart who will again direct the
team this year. Pitchers are need
ed more than anything else. If
you think you can pitch, be sure
20 come out for the team, because
every good baseball team must
nave a pitcher.
Practice will start very soon, il
the weather permits. The diamond
needs much improvement before
the first game. If the baseball
team gets the support from the
student body as did the basketball
team, am sure that we will have
a successful season.
James Truaz
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
Attractions at Strand Theatre


To-day wells Fargo" is a saga
of the development Of the West,
built around a romance between
Joel McCrea, a pioneer working
for the firm of Wells and Fargo,
and Frances Dee, a Southern belle.
They are parted for some years by
a ruse f her mothers. Frank Lloyd
directed. The film is based on a
story by Stuart n. Lake, and in
the cast are Bob Burns, Lloyd
Nolan, Mary Nash, Henry O'Neill,
Ralph Morgan, John Mack Brown,
porter Hall, Jack Clark, Peggy
Stewart, Robert Cummings, Clar-
ence Kolb.
Friday and Saturday - Enacted
by a favorite cast of Western
stars. the latest in the popular
series of Hopalong Cassidy out
doors adventures, Texas Trail, :
with william Boyd again playing
his familiar role of Hopalong Cas-
sidy and a splendid supporting
cast which features George Hayes
Russell Hayden, Judith Allen and
Billy King. Texas Trail pre-
sents Hopalong in q new guise-
as the ardent patriot whose whole
heart is pulling him toward the
service of his country during the
Spanish-American War, but who
is convinced that he can serve bet
ter BY supplying urgently-needec
horses to the cavalry.
Monday and Tuesday When
girl with a past steps into thf
spotlight Of fame anything car
happen and for Claire Trevor 4
happens all at once in big Towr
Girl" Three Donald Woods
Alan Dinehart and Alan Baxter
provide the background fol
Claire's adventures. One wants tC
share her life, one wants to take
her life and one wants to write th'
story of her life! When her bank
robber husband, Alan Baxter
breaks out of prison, Claire Trevol
realizes that her life is in danger
he takes a job as a singer in five
and-ten where she meets Alai
Dinehart, a press agent, who per
suades her that she has a marvel
Gus voice.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
Youngest Screen Star

Hollywood's youngest film ac-
tress snoozed in her crib today.
She was 3-week-old Charlotte
Scott, who was virtually born into
the movies. Film scouts hunting
for a babe for the picture, Marie
Antoinette," saw her at a mater
nifty hospital and gave her a cam
era test. She filmed excellently,
and Immediately was needed for a
role in another picture, THE
Masked Prisoner" 1t was an easy
iob-the role of a sleeping, new
born babe.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
Betty Jaynes in Debut

Betty Jaynes, Chicago school girl
who created a sensation as Mimi
in La Boheme" with the Chicago
Civic Opera Company a year ago
will make her screen debut as
Kathie. feminine lead in THE Stu
dent Prince" at Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer. Miss Jaynes has been train
ing for film career at the studio
for nearly a year. THE Student
Prince" was composed by Sigmund
Romberg and song numbers in
clude "Serenade" and Students
Drinking Song"
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
M!,.1!OMI,E:::.S NJ! :::.
Attractions at Roxy Theatre


Friday and Saturday-Last two
days - "Rosalie' stars Eleanor
Powell Nelson Eddy in a super
musical. Eleanor is a princess
studyign, under an assumed name,
in America. Nelson is West Points
football captain. Their romance
is interrupted when she is betroth-
ed to the son of Romanza5s chan
cellor, but matters are straighten-
ed out later. The film is based on
the play by William Anthony Nc
CURE and Guy Bolton, with words
and music by Cole Porter. In the
cast are Frank Morgan, Edna May
Oliver, Ray Bolger, Ilona Massey,
Reginald Owen, Tom Rutherfurd,
Billy Gilbert.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day-The spectacle of covered
wagons crossing the prairies, the
lusty braves going toward the set
ting sun to make for themselves a
place in that brave new world, and
the extremes to which men will go
to protect that which they have
fought to gain, combine to stir the
emotions of those viewing Cold
rs Where You Find it" Taking
historical theme, embellishing it
with romanti cinterludes, colorful
characterizations and technicolor
photography, Warmers. depict the
plight of the farmers in the post
Civil war period, who fight the
gold miners destroying their land.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
One Of the years outstanding
spectacles will be shown with the
coming Of '"The Bad Man Of Brim-
stone, starring Wallace Beery in
an epic saga of the lawless West
Staged against the grim back
ground of the Vests most rugged
panoramas, "The Bad Man OF
Birthstone" presents a tale Of the
unregenerate town Of Birthstone
ruled with a ruthless six-gun by
Wallace Beery. Bringing to the
screen all the talents which have
endeared him to the hearts Of
Americas picture-going millions
Beery is assisted by Dennis O.
Keefe, recent cinematic discovery
and by Virginia Bruce A distin-
guished cast Of supporting players
includes Joseph Calleia, Lewis
Stone, Guy Kibbee, Bruce Cabot
Cliff Edwards, Quinn Williams, Ar
thur Hohl, Robert Gleckler, Noah
Beery, Scotty Beckett and scores
of character actors.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
lding Is Not Believing

| all students accept what
Y IN print as the absolute
h our literature book
Eat Tennyson's poetry is
Bsceit and stage effects, we
Believe such to be the truth
| bothering to read his
b find out for ourselves.
NJ newspaper propaganda
I questioning its truth and
q
/ reading an article stating
1 live fish we're placed in a
1 Of water, none Of the
fOuld overflow, a group Of
spent an entire evening
figure out why such a
p true. Many interesting
were advanced until one
boy suggested that the
fnt be tried. 1t was; the
EerfOwed.
n most Of US accept false
kon without debut? Eth
+ lazy Or lack curiosity.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
Work ON New Dock at Lewes

Construction work was started
Thursday on the 610-foot dock and
bulkhead of the Anglers Associa-
tion which will provide slips for
fifty motor fishing cruisers operat-
ing out of Lewes. The new docks
located on the north side of the
basin at the municipal wharf, will
be completed in ten days. Each
boat slip will be supplied with
gasoline, oil and water.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
College Women Meeting Yesterday

College Women Meeting Yesterday
The March meeting of the Kent
County Branch of the American
Association of University Women
was held at the home of Mrs.
Blaine Adkins in Millsboro last
evening, March 10. Jack Lewis, of
Lewes, spoke on ARTS and its
Needs" At the February meeting
the following officers were elected
for the coming year: President,
Mrs. Herman Phillips, Glendale;
vice-president, Mrs. Clarence Key
es, Pennington; secretary, Miss
Helen Tatman, Milford The treas
urer will be voted on at the March
meeting.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17

but in our present civilization with
its Reorganization of family life
W. realize the Importance of the
subject as a high school course.
Margaret Crossley
we were given a few bare facts
with which to develop q theme
without making direct statements.
I If YOU think it is easy, just try it.
The following is a solution Of the
theme problem.
The Ways of Life
About three months ago, I NOV
vi into an apartment building in
which six families were living. All
NV neighbors were friendly except
the lady living on the same floor.
4 1t wasn't until few days ago that
she allowed me to become ac-
quainted with her.
She was drying her hair on our
ioint porch, and as an opening re-
mark. asked me what she should
do to improve the looks Of her
grav-streaked brown hair.
For awhile this topic dominated
The discussion and then quite ma
turallv VIE turned to the subject
of clothes. It was then that I no
/ ticed her old-fashioned dress, and
this, coupled with her hair, made
Her look like a sweet old lady Of
fifty
For some reason she seemed to
want to talk and told me several
phases of her life. She had been
nineteen when her husband died,
leaving her with a baby son who
was now sixteen. He had inherit
ed some of his fathers character
iistics and liked to read more than
he liked to work. After her hus-
bands death, she had had to work
Il ia factories and mills to make a
living.
/ During parts Of her story, her
eyes filed with tears, but never
did they brim over on her oldish-
young face.
Y When she returned to her apart
ment, I sat for long while lost
in thought, and finally came to the
conclusion that she was being loyal
to her dead husband or something
which She loved. She had never
remarked, nor did she seem tc
have many friends.
Phyllis Armstrong
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17

Two members Of the First Bap-
list Church, brother and sister, Of
Dover, last week had 98 years OIL
church oficership behind them.
William II. Walker was renamed a
trustee. He has served So years
His sister, Mrs. Priscilla Richard
son wife of the late U. S. Senator
Harry A. Richardson, has peen
treasurer Of the church's Ella
Pearce Circle since its formation
40 years ago.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
Dicxie Moore Wears Wig

Dickie Moore, child player who
has an important role in Warner
Bros Everybody Was Very Nice"
demanded that the makeup de-
partment supply him with a wig
to wear home evenings. He didn't
want the kids in his neighborhood
to know he had his hair bleached
for the role, in which he portrays
Wayne Morris, male lead in the
picture during childhood.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
Dover Woman Contest Winner

Winners of the press and pub
licity contest, conducted among
Delaware clubs by the General
Federation of Women's Clubs,
were announced Monday by Mrs.
John Gilbert Leach, State chair
man. Included in the list is Mrs.
Lillian Sproull Mcdonnell, Century
Club of Dover, subject: Annual
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
Miss BOstic In Hospital

Miss Mana G. Bostic, member Of
me Delaware State News Office
stan, entered the Kent General
hospital for treatment on Thurs
uay. It was reported Friday she
was slowly recovering from her
Illness, but will not be able to re-
sumo her duties for several weeks.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17

New Years Reception" Mrs.
Louis A. Drexler, president of the
State Federation, will present the
Delaware prize winners at the con
vention in Rehoboth Beach in
June.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
NEW DEPARTURE FOR DOVER
VIII Advertise and Sell Property
For Collection of Unpaid Taxes

Sale of properties in Dover, on
which city taxes are unpaid, was
announced by City Manager L. d.
Shank, last week. Council is pre-
pairing for advertising and sale
just as soon as transcripts cover
ing the sales could be prepared
under the direction of City Solici-
tor Melvin Hopkins. Dover Coun-
Gil is proceeding under the author
ity of a section of the city charter
which provides that real estate and
buildings can be sold for the col
lection of unpaid taxes. City Coun-
Gil, at a recent meeting, approved
the plan as prepared by the city
manager. This is the first time
that the city of Dover has resort
ed to this means of tax collection.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17

!, ?, e'',,1ssttaI W "i' people III The TN. tBs
\, d a.ros 1eTa'h f skill IN the the art art
h 'siI' |. evident. No one ,,Sai oan
4. ! necessity of c0mRI5lit Most
! tsoughts II to others. aaa uritten ap
|s,'. :'.g ,s:5'5 5.g : i o our .,9.s:. i've.
I'M. s t is true, pOsseo7 posseos
~ E.,nia atssrs; but skill il tne
! l,rrlage can come oHiy rsa
In N 5f careful training. aF g.
y, ! ! any art is the result q
"a. |. M practice. The nj
FNy ;.or nhases his
~ vaguely and naccurately. te,,S
/ ,,asticaI y training in conl-
| !, now considered an es-
/ m II evsyone's educa-
II part q The discipline tag Re, {.
n ;chool Or college can rs
i more constant use ana
mactical account than
k-sired IN the arr o1 WllIni9
Eg to express our thought
M tOrcibly, to say exactly
1, link and feel is Of the
,, II III the affairs of
EFday Life,
b future professions ano po.
! ne skill in writing is Of
practical value. Letters
| written; speeches must be
1 and delivered before
I,iiences and professional
REPORTS must be made to
u, and expert opinions
h to corporations.
Iisvs. ii our complex civ
the man who has never
a write with ease and
! viii find himself greatly
bed IN the conduct Of his
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
GOIt-Minner Wedding

Miss Nellie M Minner and Ray
mond Colt, of Dover, were mar
ried on March 3rd, at the home of
the bride by Rev. L. w. Savage,
pastor of Leipsic NJ E. Church.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17

If success doesn't turn the aver
age mans head it's because he has
stiff neck.
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
=. Rnssett MOOa'e
P1 1High School Ne'cs
= TorrR SCHOOL REPORTER
YgsT ggsTEILE LIE EDMoNDsoN

course was taught in the home;
but. in our present civilization with
IFS disorganization of family life
W. realize the Importance of the
subject as a high school course.
Margaret Crossley
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
be lime Has Come

VIC CclSe VI Lle dQLOm0-
r the first airplane was
Fctical, a plane for the av-
n has been discussed.
unlike the automobile,
plane has not been gen
espted, although the cost
more than that Of a low
+. It is now within the
nearly every average
own a safe, efficient
Perhaps next to the
0le fear Of flying, which
s0ns still have, the main
2 buying an airplane
aga cost Of learning to
rnls condition has now
ly lessened, since the
reduced the solo time
~ q license from twen-
aVe hours. One light
llfacturer even offers 4
s.s iiee Of charge, with
~ q q plane. Anoth-
cement Il to would-be Av-
VI recently introduced
- Oy Senator smithers
.,...,. Inls bill provides
u Soll'anent !. throughout
2 i airpOrts, schools to )
ayag Instructions. II
me time has coma -
Ii o1.. ~ AFFORD to own
rs,,, IL iplane, Instead
kder b,,,+a automobile, why
lts cba.- -is 4 new light
Ne 1 !, " 10 operate,
Reynolds -
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17
~ aSlne Economies

u u !, 'teA "A upon this course
M ! tinei others take AXE i i
kut' nave ts,, an extra free
! i '.lak i,a i is a course
frsoos9lpi re9pirsd subject. IT =
~ o4'l,oa y ss.i ia not limited
blypss t ] "ider are a, deal
aaasr, !. Preparation y
bsassaliaa1, many things which Which,
~ Lives girls in
!, I g. : s1,.l, g. year each stri
',npIstesdi sis'se ! te,., I required
serDsa.tt nrsss The year. y
TOM wsi,s y u the good
W nay rII,s ,staog dong these
aaks su,sc. ,,ssdecorate OF,
ay sons sarsslns for the
y ISsasscissII isI',ss as,,.,t. Of inter,
our Ho,.. 4e education
Smyrna times., 1938-03-17

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Evening star., 1938-04-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

OLDS. de luxe cpe. 80; very unusual. I'm,
as been bsbed G'qr By s owner
Basies bondsd sa' s44s LEE D. Butler
INC. 1877 18th st. NV.
sedan. All buyers Of the finest transports
tion take notice. One OF the best-prsee pest re-
'ersaia stery; handsome finsh ike new. The mo-
tor in fact the entire condition is, prac
mileage nis May be bousht for for only s7s5.
ggnconditionally guaranteed; H. B. Leary. cary
eTes eve and drss Sun iSs Pot t,n 1900 ST. NV open
dan attractive new dark blue finish; large
buiIt.ln trunk, clean - upholstery. sood tires;
ll"6 .0th ST. NV. District 9141.
CLDSMoBILE 1892 4-door sedan; six,
wheel eauipment; original black finish; good
tires: runs fine; will give some one many
ice, ll26 10th st. NV. District 9141.
OLDSMOB-LE "S" 1896 2-door trunk Sc
dan; the original, attractive blue finish is
ss nsde ne pe1cc
S595, Pohanka Service, 1@6 goth st W.
District al4l.
OLDSMOBlLE 1887 2-door trunk sedan
large built in trunk spotless Interior. fine
tires; mechanically perfect; you won find
nicer one IN town; $3.50: Pohanka Serv-
ice, l26 Goth St. NV. District 9l4l.
OLDSMOBILE 1882 de luxe coach: looks
and runs fine; only SIS: credit sacrifice
Roper, 1870 R. I. ave. ne
OIDSMOBILE 1887 de luxe 4-door trunk
sedan; used very little; carefully driven;
5000 Columbia 61S6-M. Dealer.
OLDSMOBILE 1896 cabriolet model F-6
with radio and heater: original black color
Duco; i'll Al condition. This car will ap-
peal to some one looking for sport model
at very moderate price. There are not
many cars of this type for sale and most
difficult to locate, as they are greatly in
demand at all times. Priced as a real buy
for only S595. Terms and trade. Standard
Motor Sales. 1905 l4th st. NV. North 239S.
PACKARD 1888 "l2O" touring sedan. If
you have Packard in your blood and are
interested in a saving. then drop in here
today. Smart Jet black finish: clean as a
pin and ready TO go. Condition shows un-
usual care. Price reduced TO only S5f5.
Internationally. guaranteed, II. p. Lea~'.
IL, d Bros, $500 Wisconsin ave. tcor.
Albemarle ST.. Open ewes. and Sun. rot.
32a1
Evening star., 1938-04-01

OLDS. de luxe cpe.. '36 very unusual, I'm,
R been By s owner
request. Most critical inspection invited.
Butler Bonded; S441. LEE d. BUTLER.
Evening star., 1938-04-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PACKARD 1886 model lob sedan; large
trunk, Driven very little; shows the best
S625. Packard Washington Motor Car
Co.. 24th. M and n sts. NV. Republic
PACKARD 1880 s-cylinder custom 4-door
yet. radio and heater, newly painted battle
ship gray, upholstery never exposed until
s$:5 sisS sS doss sns II psT %sns5
CO. 18th and and NJ sae sts. NV. IAT ana iii oi isth
st. NV. Never closed.
PACKARD 1895 '120' coupe with rumble
seat seat, radio u. new, heater, all new tires
LoGAN MOTOR A 20. car 18th a0s and pas"ehs sts.
NV. and II 18th St. NV. Never closed
PACKARD 1896 5,passenger touring sedan.
upholstery. all good tires, splendid motor
Here is a very clean car certainly
eapsol rsh caeas s'Gs g. 8 & s
National 1900. Open Sun and eve ~ 49,
PACKARD l20: S425: real bargain Park
ine lot, 3rd and Constitution ave. NV.
p;aGd rAGKARD Ti[ tsas h',, touring sedan; 4door
Has only been driven 1000 miles. We can
ooner you this car at saving OF $500:
SeW-car finance rates throueh Federal
SST?lceS finance Corp. and 9O-day or 900
male guarantee: Come early to secure this
beautiful car at this bargain price Stand
arg Motor Sales, 1908 l4th st. NV. North
PACKARD 1897 6-cyl. sedan with trunk:
unusually clean. Tires upholstery and
general appearance are far above the
average. VIII interest anybody about to
nuy new car and wishing to effect
ConSlderable saving. Priced right at only
H.46. Fully guaranteed by our warranty
Easy terms. Standard Motor Sales, 1905
14th st NV. North 2"Hs
PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe sedan, COM
pletely overhauled; $3.50 cash Call
ADAMS 250S. 1879 Columbia rd. NV.
pLYMOUTH 1894 coupe; excellent floating
nomlcal operation. Reduced to Sl75
packard washington Motor Car Co. @4th
evenings.
Evening star., 1938-04-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

trunk: only run 1900 miles: sacrifice;
Sl20 cash; small payment per moEtn. Mr.
Roper. ] 80 r. /. ave. ne.
sSape; @ s,i ssi5; terms" terms. coast-fn, % Inc, @ 9Th
and Florida ave. ne.
FORD 1886 de luxe ;'-window coupe; origi-
nal light blue finish; white wheels. new
ferrfect condition S4a5. Cail owner.
Cleveland O764, Apt. PA.
FORD 1895 VS. royal de, luxe Tudor Sc
dan run $500 miles; Phlco radio. trunk.
s1e0 cash, SIS mo, Most beautiful car
on n, road perfect cond; looks same ne5 as new.
FORD 1887 convertible cabriolet; used
Motor Co. iii 18th st. NV. Dist, $500
FRANKLIN Victoria new paint. good tires
pfsdf B fGadSn 1Ne aay is sh 'sf S. s NV LEE
LAFAYETTE NASH, 1894, close out at
Sl49. Easy terms. Coast-In, Inc 9th and
Florida ave. ne.
LA SALE, 1887 ,5-passenger convertible
heater low mileage. You simply cannot
nd car su,T,n5s in better csDo G0pd'9n esasa s uo
1222 32nd st. NV. National 5000. Open
Sun, and eve.
LA SALE 1887 -5-passenger touring sedan,
fine clean upholstery, radio. low mileaee,
SI,o45 c. G. G, suaranty. Capitol
Cadillac Co, 1322 22nd st. NV. National
1900. Open Sun. and eve.
LINCOLN 1886 7-passenger sedan, dark
blue finish, wheels. fender wells, trunk
rack. white Sidewall tires, finest upholstery.
This fne, distinctive car is surely clean in
every respect; Sl.525. G. c. G. guaranty.
Capitol Cadillac Co., 1222 22nd st. NV.
National 1900. Open Sun. and eve.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR: a car you will be proud
70 own; 1t looks runs and is guaranteed
like new; see it and you will buy it: come
n toady for demonstration: price only
INCOLN-ZEPHYR coupe. Never titled.
Driven less than 1000 miles by owner of
our company. Will sell for S4OO less
than new one; You will have to see only
CO. I'LL 18th st. NV.
NASH tre sedan. 1896 A beauty at $3.50:
only 500 down. S33.9a per month. Trade
your car. o015 18th st. NV.
NASH coupe. 1896: excellent condition;
$3.50: only 500 down. balance S93 As per
month. Trade your car. @035 18th st. NV.
NASH 1881 sport coupe, original finish
new tires; an exceptional car throughout;
today only $50. Phone us, We will bring II
TO you. Mandell Chevrolet Co. 1900
Nichols ave. Sc. Atlantic 4402.
0LDSMOBILE 1885 de luxe convertible
coupe. unusually well cared for; $3.50. See
Mr.. Flood dealer, 1921 Conn. Clev S40l
OLDS.. coach. 81 splendid mechanical
condition, good tires. finish like new; -
fay trial: STAT. LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
Evening star., 1938-04-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

new. had best care from former ; "H; owner ner
Bonaea SHY LEE aHo D. snaUi BUrLER, i sHstes inc,
1i3 18th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1888 beige IS" four-do sedan.
largest trunk. heater. radio. ,defroster;
See My foor deas cons ceg
PONTIAC 1898 green 6-cyl. two-door
ssdan, ssa n, carefully broken I'M "a best buy in
1921 Conn. Ciev. S40l.
PONTIAC 1898 beige "s" four-door sedan
with trunk. new gear shift, heater: de-
froster: driven by Pontiac Motor official:
Clev. s4Ol.
store stored in in War Wardmsn Park Hotel garage
Flood. 4e3i Conn. ciey. s40l. p Dealer. Ter.
ponIIAC ~ lgs; ;or *1dEor sedan excellent
FSbDef 1p' SoT M5sor,
5000 Wisconsin ave. Wisconsin $3.50.
PONTIAC 1893 coach; splendid family car.
in fine condition mechanically and In ap-
Ley Sstop Prize ar e. e. SIR PaeksrS
SITS. NV. Republic 0l45. Open evenings.
PONTIAC 1896 de luxe coupe. black. IT,
CYL; very low mileage and the best possible
6argain $500, See Mr.. Flood. 4:!I Conn.
FON llAS 1885 dc luxe tWo-dOof SEDAN
with trunk. driven since new by Army
captain now at sea; beautiful condition;
500. See Mr. Flood dealer. 422l Conn
PONTIAC 1887 .two-door sedan: 1000
miles: car and equipment practically brand
new; forced to sell. $3.50 Call North lUI SO
between u and G:3O pm.
STUDEBAKER Dict. tr. sed.. ~: r Il H.
It's lady owner tname on reQuesU brought
It regularly 10 us to be serviced We know
It's comp. history. Comparable to any new
car in looks and performance. Butler
bonded; S747. LIE ED. BUTLER. INC,
1877 18th st. NV.