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Evening star., 1949-03-06
WOMEN

REAL ESTATE and insurance ONCE
has opening for young lady to handle
real Estate insurance; tipping and
shorthand necessary; exper. in real
oppor. for advancement; salary open.
We ~ wANT ANA 4 c5EhEGE SfaIi GRADUATE or
equivalent, with a smile, in her voice.
II ou are single and bet. the ages
Ct = and 25; call MISS BALTEN; r. y;
q position which demands intelligent
handling of public relations. -
PLENTY OF sSS FOR YoU!-sell
Everyday cards. Make easy cash
showing smart year round greeting
card assortments;, Top, values, 10
cards for 81 sell quick. pay you
nees %e napfnsp persen chssmsass
other .money-makers. No experience
needed; Box on approval and free
imprint samples. Write, FRIEND
SHIP, 277 Adams. Elmira. N. Y.
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK.
s595 s,s, up; up, Fifth F ave; N; y. firm de-
"Mademoiselle. Good commissions.
MANNER, 315-AN, Fifth ave, New
MAKE QUICK cAsH.-sell friends
Siouses hyfee Free diseays sPIssy compese nTsts
line greeting cards. All-occasion
samples on approval Free sta
tionery samples Special OUTFIT
offers. WEAR WRIGHT, 1909 Arch
ST.. dept A, Philadelphia, Pa.
AMAZING oFFER-s3O is yours for
selling only 80 boxes of everyday
Write for aGar Samples s0'tns on approval % vay.
CHEERFUL CARD CO., 12-J, White
MAKE $50 selling 100 boxes greeting
cards. Napkins. coasters, stationery
sasi, snd complete noEbins line with name Hs on; on
samples and selling plan on ap-
Dept. 46. Newark Q. N j.
EARN UP TO seq WEEKLY-Get your
own dresses as bonus; no cam
necesssry. Write for OF details aaptS'tnss and
portfolio; 1"0 smart new advanced
spring dresses FASHION FROCKS,
Dept. Bl660, Cincinnati. Ohio.
THE HECHT CO. has few immedi-
ate OPENINGS ,sIa In the followns de-
shoes, coats. millinery, upholstery
yard goods You can enjoy our s.
day, 40-hour week with generous
company benefits. Stop in and have
chat with one Of our friendly, per
SOLlHtl REPRESENTATIVES,. GU IL De
convinced that The Hecht Co is
great place to shop and greater
place to work. Employment ONCE.
3rd f., THE HEcHT CO.. 7th and
r SIS. NV -
EXPER. LADY wanted for telephone
soliciting by Portrait studio, to
work from home. Call Silver Spring
O292
OPENING FOR WOMAN who desires
pleasant and profitable work, ad-
vancement. LUZIER'S COSMETICS,
An 1n12 q
Evening star., 1949-03-06
AGENTS

FREE SAMPLES; Big profits show
ing amazing Glow-in- the-Dsrk spe-
cialties. House numbers, pictures
plastic novelties, religious and nurs-
cry objects; etc Large IN manuiaG, panafb
ave, New York, N. Y:
WHERE TO BUY 100000 articles di-
rect from manufacturers. SEND 1or
"Your Profits Under the Spotllght. :
GLASS PUB. CO., Ellwood City. Pa.
FREE SAMPLE NYLON stocking if
you rush your name, address today.
Show friends amazing new 52-pat-
tern At service, take orders, make
money No experience. AMERICAN
MILLS. Dept. 564, Indianapolis ="
HOTTEST ITEM TODAY. combina-
tion ball pen-cigarette lighter. all
gold finish. Year around seller.
Suitable men or women EetalIs ,sII
for only ST. FERTIG PRODUCTS,
Dept 74-A, Bronx so. N. Y.
Write 8 Words-Collect 1895
Make S995 on 10-second demonstra-
ton to merchants. Write on glass
with Amazing Magic Crayon and
Presto-a 5-color advertising mes
sage takes fire and CLOVIS like Q
. brilliant neon sign Three saIes
day and S29.S5 comm. is for lazy
men. Workers can double to triple
that amount. Don't wait. Rush
penny post card for full detalls.
Complete sales kit. all free. MAAl-
IUME CO., Dept. L-31. 125 w. HUB
hard st Chicago 10, Ill.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
MOTOR TRAVEL

l WILL DELTEER your car or station
wagon West. Best references ex-
changed. Box 499-V. Star g.
GOING AWAY? Rent a brand new
1949 Chevrolet for a day, a week or
year. Everything furnished but the
driver. NATIONAL CAR RENTAL
WANTED-One to three riders to
Montana or points enroute share
expenses and driving. Call RA. s232.
FREE RIDE to Florida and California
CENTS TRAILER PARK, $500 Ken Ken
LADY = DESIRES RIDE to sebring.
Fla. or vic. Mar IL. Help drive Il
desired. CO. 1889
LEAVING for West Palm Beach and
Miami, Fla. March 10, returning 20;
new 194a Packard take pass,
sRsFs sRsrs ssp sSpenSs IS dasa Phone after P.m.
LEAVING SATURDAY or Sunday for
Florida; room for sinGle or couple;
share expenses. Call NO 4152 %
RIDERS TO Montana or points en-
route: share expenses. driving ref
erences exchanged. RA. s23?. RA.
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA SOON; take
two; 1949 Chevrolet OV. 1875. Sc
3US LEAVING for Jacksonville, Fla.
March s; take Is to 20, Il fare.
Personal interview, no phones. F. r.
STANCIL. 451 Mass. ave. NV
Evening star., 1949-03-06
Box 205-A, STAR
Attention Employers!

ALLenLIOn E11lpIOyeTS!
The George Washington UniversitS
personnel department assists George
Washington graduates and under
graduates in obtaining part-time OF
full-time employment. II you have
positions open in your company. cal
ST. 859S for assistance in hllins
these Jobs.
George Washington Univ
O1Q1 n Ct NJ w
Evening star., 1949-03-06
MARGIN1CI,ERK

Stock brokerage ONCE desires either
experienced one or person with
banking or bookkeeping experience
to train for such q position. Ap-
plicant must be good at figures. ac-
curate and write good hand,
permanent position, salary open.
Perfer single person under 80.
LAIDLAW g. CO., s2l 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
Cocktail Lounge Hostess
Enllnfain Work
GIRLS

GIRIS
Are you looking for interesting work,
good wages, regular increases,
pleasant surroundings. 5-day week? =?
@ st. NV. $50 am to B pm.
Monday through Friday.
The C. & P. Telephone Co.
HOSTESS FOR DINING RM.
Full charge. complete crew. smart
hotel; hours z am. to pm: excel
lent position with top-flight. COM
pany Only experienced applicants
considered Apply in writing with
III iat liz Ia RnY 1Ok-Y star Il
Evening star., 1949-03-06
ACCOUNTANT

Georgetown graduate, 5 years bus
mess experience of progressive re
sponsibilty, knowledge OF French
and Italian: veteran. age 30. mar
ried Permanent position desired a:
accountant. business manager OF
treasurer. Complete record on re-
quest.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
SALESMAN Cont.
statesmen

80 to 30 years of age, who can meet
top-level executives and sell them.
especial trainer will instruct you IN
earned commission. Only men OF
S6,OO0-S10,0OO per yr. callber
would qualify. Phone MR.. BONE,
RE 1882, for appointment. liz
NATIONALLY KNOWN
Food manufacturer has opening in
Washington territory for young. ag-
rRressive salesman who desires. to
make his last job change. Salary
basis, car furnished. Reply stating
age. experience, present salary. BOX
CSRA
Evening star., 1949-03-06
Pa. Ave. NV.

Real Estate SalesladieS
Do Coxs agents make money? Last
months sales were over a quarter
of a million dollars. If you're 60
ing to sell real estate Join dynamic
organization where the cash regis
ter really rings. II you are young
ambitious and friendly call Mr..
Sebra and if accepted you will be
thoroughly trained and have a
drawing account against commits
sions, cox g. CO., UN. 1925. 3414
2 / ave MI Rainier. Md.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
SAI,ESWOMAN

In one of Washington's finest special.
ty stores; liberal salary. excellent
opportunity for the right people
Apply RIZIK BROS, 110S Conn. ave
Evening star., 1949-03-06
SAI,ESWOMAN

For Arlington's most popular dress
shop; opening now available; excel
lent salary and commission.
WYNN'S
Evening star., 1949-03-06
STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER
Experienced only, for trade, associa'
ton work: good salary; 5-day week
vacation with pay; other benenIS s
Apply in person, JOHN SoDbSH
1105 X st. NV.
CLASSES STARTING
For attractive Govt. girls, 24-45
Learn beauty culture and average
S3O-S5O weekly. Car ana pneone
essential. Box 4O1-X Star. 5
Evening star., 1949-03-06
CLUB DIRECTORS

We are expanding our organization
and positions are open for educated,
capable women. II you are interested
in career which Will provide imam
clal security and pleasant association
through directing nationally Spon-
sored program for girls and women,
we are interested in interviewins
you Teaching. organization or sales
experience preferred. Car necessary
For personal interview see COM
pany's special representative at U. s.
Employment Service. 734 10Th st.
NV. Mon. or Tues. bet. 2 and 4 p m
Evening star., 1949-03-06
YOUNG WOMAN

For credit once in fine mems store,
retail experience preferred, typins
personable intelligent young woman
interested in a career, excellent
salary. 5ka-day wk. pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply Mr.. Stein
bach.
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
Evening star., 1949-03-06
PART-TIME WORK

PART-TIME WORK
The Evening Star has a part-time
position open in the CLASSIFIED Ad-
vertising Department. Applicants
must be accurate typists and capable
of answering incoming telephone
calls. The hours are Fridays, B to
$50 pm: Saturdays. g am. to 4
pm. and SUNDAYS, | I'M. to 9 pm.
This is a permanent position. Start
ing salary. s7i2c per hour. Apply
Personnel once. Rm. 5O4.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-03-06
OFFICE ASSISTANT

Must be good stenographer, have
telephone personality. do some gen.
eral ONCE work; good salary. See
MR.. O'BRIEN, between 10 and |.
noon, Monday only. 30S Barristel
Bldg. S35 r st. NV
Evening star., 1949-03-06

~ IAtiTRsTSS AfiinRsITSSES wb;te. experienced, fol
c89nMoDoRE 9sGMs 5f5sasEanf nkfEss4RADRAsr' R1 an 81
wRarTiREssEs p ii Sc and nossssses = Frss
training courses for White, ne,v "emeta' 9nea
Rs rs st. in nT 5s.' wSgR sPR REsF ARP's ASSOC sss
MATTRESSES t2), exper., white, over
81; also girl for Gonnesr Mt Igrs. pFs
fS$E $:$s 7:}s VIZ aA''s's W: Nv
WOMAN. married or single; over 20
with use of car. wanted ny o1a
established firm. The work Is psI- pMi,,
manent reaulEelS h9eeT h9eeIlent qa chance
personnei Iot aTHHi mgr DE. 1894, bet. 9
| and 10. for appointment =,
WOMAN with employed husnana to
be capable, experience preferred
WOMEN Uo; 2So-x; sse s'ari Il to 40 yrs: of age
neat appearance. to make house-to.
house survey for large contractlne
| company, no selling; saiaay pius pf
eSpes, e4peTienee cseaneis necesssry: See M; = =
MENDELsoN. Parkside Hotel. 1885,
Eye St. NV. all day Sunday or
to ~ weekdays. -
| WOMAN.s Settleo, 10 clerk III iu1itttui
store. 1858 wis: ave; NV App Apply !,
TRANSFER a. STORAGE CO; Il
WOMAN, middle -aged refined. white;
light household duties, exch. board
and room. WI. 915S.
WOMAN, white, for housework, laun.
dry and mending, evenings or week
ends, downtown. State hourly rate
WosMaN. sosssalNSo' wRite, Rite aged ased so-45, fol
supervision of linen room and smai
housekeeper, DODGE HOTEL, Mon
| day, 10 am.-3 pm.
WOMAN, white. reliable. experienced
to care for 19-mo. -old child while
mother works; no housework; prefer
woman living in Silver Spring area
5-day week. 90s Ellsworth dr''
Apt 2o2; SILVER ..So spsf mi, Moi obaree me o.
small , child; liGht Gto household Nsge duties;
YOUNG LADY with selling ability
for wonens dept, age 1922; one
willing to learn ladies ready-to,
STORES, INC. 1885 F St. NV IS
YOUNG WOMAN. is to 25,, bank cler.
WAsHTNGToN LOAN & TRUST Co
9th and F SITS. NV. =
YOUNG WOMAN, % to 35, preferably
college trained, ability to meet peo.
pie, mathematical aptitude desirable
| for Instructor and sales assistant
| calculating machines; salary anc
commission; fine opport. for, righ
/ person; 5-day wk. Reply Box 161-
Star, giving qualifications. -
Evening star., 1949-03-06

SALESWOMEN wanted for children's s
shoe department and millinery: g.
day. 40-hour week. generous COM
pany benefits and privileges. Apply
in person. employment of1ce. THE
HECHT CO., Silver Spring store. cor.
of Fenton st and Ellsworth DR.,
Silver Spring, Md. -6
Evening star., 1949-03-06

DY - Immediately: coats.
'esses: must be experienced.
.LD'S, 3021 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
81. II. W.
SAIESIADIES

commission. Apply THE ESTHER
SHOP. at 1928 st. NV. S
SALESWOMEN. experienced in hosiery
and underwear, permanent positions.
excellent pay. employe benefits
Apply employment ONCE. 3rd floor,
MORTON S. 3l4 7th st. NV. IS
SALESWOMEN for millinery dept
Those with previous experience pre-
ferred. 5-day, 4O-hour week 206c
discount on purchases. Apply en-
ployment once, 4th floor. LANS-
BURGH g. BRO, 7th, sth and
Evening star., 1949-03-06
SECRETARY. pl

SECRETARY, attorneys ONCE, age
knowledge of shorthand and typing
essential knowledge of the Spanish
language desirable but not essentisi Ia =
Please write for App aDpt' S siVihs date 'nf of
birth nr 60 Dpssess pfss Of eRpeF s5s q isI2
PATRICK CLARK. Suite lib. Du-
pont Circle Bldg. 134a Conn. ave
sRCkEAaRY RE, ARi a7ayi asyriESNRoGRAFHER-Gx SR RAP
concern for exper. person; pleasant
working conditions; local once mov1 ~
ing to new bldg. in Alex. in 80 TO W
days peri Tesds999 s995 0f ne4 AeT mo OF paid aid
vacation. group Insurance priyil:
Reply in own handwriting. stating
age to Box 2-B. Star.
SHIRT PRESsERS, experienced: Ap.-
Ply BLUE BANNER LAUNDRY 9'o
SILK FINIsHER. must be experiensesedd
with ali kinds Of silk. Apply .3l
SILK FINisHER. experienced in dry
cleaning BLUE BANNER LAUNDRY
SIN d1E lesnihhni eleanins piant nt $3.50 per day
NEEDLECRAFT. 1859 Columbia rd.
SILK FTNISHERS, hrst.c WoIk'
steady. all year around; Rooo pay
Snack BAR ATTENDANT for counter
in Federal bldg.- vicinity OF NAVY
Dept; prefer 8 IT. A In: or taller
5-day week; early hours; an annual
and sick leave; age lS-35. GOgTo
ERNMENT SERVICES, INC" lllS
SODA S5b1 ST. F9o,TTNrArN-LuNcHEoNEITE
Wuise' no sum. RUST 11sf' MANOR PHARMAeeY
Talis GhT,eh;. Xwh,te Va. "a II ronan i; ms ex.
~erienced. part time: hours, 70
10 ewes: pleasant working cond,-
tions. Call in person or phone DE
!I77 Monday. bet hours 9 and :
pm, at HALLS PHARMACY. 1sol
Monroe St ne.
STENOGRAPHER can acquire estab-
| lished public stenoeraphic business
downtown Office bldg. o desks. 2
dicta phones, 3 typewriters, all free;
no office rent; profitable mail-order
business now developing; no smokers
sTENoGRAPHERs. age 25-45. by
leading wholesale electric appliance
| firm; b-day, 40-hour week; interest
ing work in pleasant surroundings
Salary commensurate with ability
Apply between 9 and 5, SOUTHERN
| WHOLESALERS. INC, 1913 st
NV, D1. 3422.
Evening star., 1949-03-06

SEAMSTRESS, experienced on coats.
suits and dresses; ideal working con-
ditions. Apply MODEL SHOP, 1903
Evening star., 1949-03-06

MILLINERY SALES LhD1' cAptii
enced only. better than average
salary; steady position. appIy
6215 Ga. ave. NV. y
MIILINERY SALESLADIES for per-
manent position. experienced prefer.
red: good opportunity for right
party; salary and commission; 5-day
week. Apply Miss Beers. lst n, r.,
millinery dept. l.. FRANK CO. lZoo
MODELS Light attractive colored
girls for a fashion show for loca
store: state age. size and phone
nnrr her Box 469-B. Star.
MOTHERLY PERSON to live in: room
board and salary; care fol-, dear
little girls. ages 3 and I: nice home
for the right person. GIL. 1887. 20
NURSE, doctors ONCE; must be able
to do blood count; central location.
Box 160-X. Star. %
NURsEMAID. live in, room, board
and salary; care for children
4429 Butterworth pl. NV, OR. 5172
OFFICE WORKER, part time or full
time, to assist in accounts payable
and sales analysis ONCE OF nne
mems store; comfortable working
cond., good salary and perm: pos.
See Mrs Weaver. D. ]. KAUFMAN
INC, 1905 Penna. ave. NV. %
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20
JUST COUNT THE COMFORTS!

Push-Button Starter for sim
plest, easiest starting; Hand-E-
Gearshift with Synchro-Mesh
Transmission for maximum
shifting ease; and Firm Founda-
ton Box-Girder Frame for ride
stability and road-steadiness
unsurpassed in the Chevrolet
price range.
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20
SAFETY HINTS
FOR BICYCLIST
Delaware Safety Council Give
Some Safety Rules While
Using Streets
INCREASE IN TRAFFIC

According to the Delaware
Safety Council, a sharp rise is
forecast in accidental death rates
this year among bicyclists unless
safety precautions are carefully
followed. The number of bicycles
in use has risen sharply. This fact,
coupled with the increased use of
automobiles, presents a serious
problem to children, parents, and
motorists.
The following rules and regula-
tions for bicycle operation are
recommended by the Safety Coun-
til:
1. Avoid riding two on a BIZ
cycle.
2. Be particularly alert to all
street intersections.
8. Ride near the curb, single file,
upon the right side of the street
with traffic in cases where street
riding is necessary.
A. Keep bicycles in good mechan-
ical repair. Good brakes, lights,
rear refiectors and a bell signal
are essential. Keep seats and han
dlebars properly adjusted to the
size of the pedaler.
5. Never ride out from between
parked cars.
6. Don't weave or wobble. Ride
in a straight line.
Z. Obey all traffic rules and reg
ulations.
8. Make all repairs or adjust
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20

predicated upon the theory that
fire is not only destructive of life
but of economic wealth which is
frequently in part irreplaceable.
At the first meeting officers
were elected as follows: Charles
H. Stephans, of Baltimore, presi-
dent; James G. Maloney, for Del
aware, Charles V. Gordon. for the
District of Columbia, and Joseph
Junior, for Maryland, vice presi-
dents; John T. Nichols, treasurer;
and Robert w. Martin, secretary.
Such fire prevention associations
have operated most successfully
in the midwest. Their work in
that territory has done much to-
wards reducing hazards existing
in local communities and in the
conservation of lives and property.
The organization stands ready to
be of service to all local communi-
ties and it is hoped that local city
and town officials will make in
quiry as to the feasibility of hav-
ing a survey conducted by the
Fire Prevention Association. In
quiries should be addressed to
Charles H. Stephans, President,
% South Street, Baltimore 2, Md.
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20
Match, Dog and Boy
Provide Excitement

PASADENA, CALF. "A match,
a home chemical set, a dog and a
boy proved to be an exciting
combination.
Let's start at the beginning:
Daryl Nelson, 9, put a lighted
match into can he had been
using for chemical experiments.
The can blew up. DarryIs pants
caught fire.
Mrs. Norman Nelson, the boys
mother, dashed to his aid. A
neighbor's dog, excited by the
blast. dashed to Mrs. Nelson and
bit her on the leg.
Mother and son were given first
aid treatment at Pasadena emer-
gency hospital, he for burns and
she for the bite.
The dog? Not a scratch.
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20
MORE ROOM AT EVERY POINT!

The new Super-Size Interiors
featuring extra-wide Five
Foot Seat" give you plenty OF
head, leg and elbowroom as
we'll as extraordinary seating
space for six full-groWn passen-
gers; and you'll also notice that
the giant rear decks have what
amounts to trunk room"
capacity.
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20
FORM NEW
ASSOCIATION
State Fire Prevention Associ-
alton Formed with Divi-
sions In Della. and Md.
STUDY PREVENTION

Under the sponsorship of the
Field Club, the State Fire Proven
tion Association has recently been
formed with divisions in Maryland,
Delaware and the District of Col
umbia. The Field Club is composed
of stock company fire insurance
field representatives. The new or
ganization has as its objects the
following:
1. To promote the science of fire
prevention and to improve the
methods for conservation of life
and property as national duty
and public service.
2. To obtain and circulate all in
formation relative to the subjects
of fire protection and fire preven-
tion.
3. To make specific inspections
and as a result thereof recommen-
dations for the purpose of the safe
guarding of life and preventing
the unnecessary destruction of
property.
4. To make an investigation and
analysis of local laws and ordin-
ances pertaing to fire fighting
facilities, water supply, building
construction and repair, nuisances,
care, storage and handling of ex-
plosive, volatile liquids and chemi-
Gals, and all such other laws and
ordinances which if modified or en-
forced would serve to reduce the
loss of life and property by fire,
with the end in view of securing
the adoption where necessary of
the most rigid reasonable require
ments in respect of such subjects.
5. To sponsor foster and where
possible to aid in any instruction
and training of municipal fire de-
partments and private industrial
fire brigades in the most modern
and effective techniques of fire
fighting and fire prevention.
6. To incI1cate spirit of con-
sciousness and to obtain the COOP
Grafton of the general public in the
science and art of fire prevention
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20
Fair. an Ancient idea

Fairs are as old as mankind. For
centuries men have held fairs to
exhibit and sell the things they
make. In the Old Testament the
Book of Ezekiel refers to the fairs
Of Tyre. where merchants showed
their jewels, animals and spices.
Jerusalem had a famous fair held
during the Passover season. Nine
yah, Babylonia, Athens and Rome
held fairs, and as civilization
spread across continents fairs were
established as trading centers.
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20
Migration From Farms

Nearly million persons moved
to farms last year from cities,
towns and villages, but more than
one and one-haf million moved
away from farms. A century and a
half ago nine-tenths of the Ameri-
can labor force worked on farms.
Today, only one-sixth Of the labor
force is on farms.
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20
THERE'S ONLY ONE
WORLDS CHAMPION ENGINE

You get the finer results Of Cheroleps sturdy Vave-i-
Head Thrft-Msster engine in all Chevrolet models -.
together with all Of CheWolets money-saWnl economy
OF operation and upkeep and this is the worlds
champion engine for miles served, owners satisfied and
years tested and proved.
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20
YOU'LL SAVE MORE MONEY, TOO!

This new Chevrolet is designed engineered and built TO
speed your pulse and spare your poc<etbook, for It
brings you all these and many other important improve
ments at the lowest prices and with extraordinary
economy Of operation and upkeep.
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20
.Nanl NEW cEHTER-PoIHT DEsIeHl

A remarkable Away engineering advance exclusive lo
Chevrolet in its field, and consisting Of Center-Point
Steerinq-Center-Pont Seatinq-Lower Center of
Gravity and Center-Point Rear Suspension gives thu
new Chevrolet riding and driving results without prece-
dent or parallel in Iowcost motoring. That means
kind of riding ease and new kind of driving esss
heretofore reserved for owners Of expensive
Remember-ony new Center-Pont Design piys
you all these finer motoring results; and only the
Chevrolet brings you CenerPoint Design at lowest cost
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20
Farm Ponds

If the water level is kept con.
slant in a farm pond. it viii provide
about ESQ pounds of fish year for
each acre of water surface.
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20
MORE BEAUTIFUL FROM EVERY ANGLE.

The new Beauty-Leader Bodies by Fisher with pusf-
button door openers outsde true masterpieces BY
the master builder of fine coachcraft with superb
lines, exra-ne upholstery and wide variety Of aurinq
colors much beautiful from every anQe--insido
and outside-front, side and rear.
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20
STOP MORE SWIFTLY AND sAFELYl

The new Certi-Sae Hydraulic Brakes give faster
stops with safety and assure the highest degree Of
effective brakng action for you and your family.
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20
GEl[By[R(DlIEIr
is the only cor bringing
you oil these fne-cur
advantages at lowest cosiI
YOU'LL PREFER ITS aLUxURY LooK"l

Chewolets new Leader-Line Styling Is lower, wider.
racier with new Dyna-Coo radiator grille. Single
Sweep front and fender treatment and fIeet-as
rocket lines all around by far the most beautiful
development Of the new functional form for motor cara
Smyrna times., 1949-01-20

ments well off the road or street.
9. Never get tows from other
vehicles.