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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06

there's more than 10000 automo-
biles in the city of Hayden and sur
rounding country using Birthstone
tires" y
''Wen, we know the automobile
was blue" said Moriarty. See
that free. The car scraped it and
rubbed some of the paint off,"
MY, N.Y." I said sarcastically.
"Blue's such an unusual color. I'll
bet not more than 5000 of those
10000 cars using Birthstone tires
were painted blue :"
The next morning the murder
was spread all over the front pages
of the papers. / read the account
and discovered that Moriarty had
been holding out on me. The SON.
of-a-gun! He had checked up and
discovered that there was only one
particular year that the Birthstone
people made tires bearing the pat
tern that was found in the imprint
near the body And that year the
Chalmers automobile company had
equipped all their cars with Brin-
stones The order was big one
and, coming Unexpectedly as it
did. the Birthstone people weren't
able to meet the demands of retail
dealers. Hence, in that particular
year only Chalmers cars had Brim-
stone tires, and most all of that
model were blue
1t was easy, OF course, to find
out all the blue Chalmers Of that
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
Funny Stuff?
Surprise!

A one-armed man entered res
taurant at noon and seated himself
at lunch-counter, next to a man,
who evidently was of the inquisi-
tive type. The one-armed man paid
no attention to him but kept on
eating with his one hand. Finally
the inquisitive one could stand it
no longer, and said: II beg your
pardon, sir, but see you have lost
an arm"
The one-armed man picked up
his empty sleeve with his hand and
peered anxiously into it. "Bless my
soull" he exclaimed, looking up
with great surprise. 81 do believe
you're right.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
TT LOOKED TO ME LIKE a pref.

I'll LOOkED III ME- LINE pref
! ty hopeless case and said so.
That's because you amt de-
tective," Moriarty said.
THANK the Lord!" l told him.
''See that!" he said, pointing to
the imprint of an automobile tire
In the soft earth.
Sure" 1 said. "I've been look
ing at it for a couple of hours.
"So've you and nine other cop
pers. So what? Jack Newbury is
still dead and the killers still at
large and you're stuck as to how
to catch him."
That's the imprint of Brim-
stone tire" said Moriarty. "We
know that whoever killed Newbury
brought him here in an automobile
and left him, figuring the body
wouldn't be discovered for weeks.
He figured wrong. He forgot that
the hunting season was open and
that couple of sportsmen might
happen along and find the body"
Smart" / said. ''Where do we
go from here? l don't imagine
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
Cannery At State RefOrmatOry
Does SIOO,OOO-A-Year Business

The cannery at the State Reforma-
tory for Males at Breathedsville,
Washington county, is doing more
than one hundred thousand dollars
worth of business each year, accord
to report of the Maryland Depart
ment of Correction. This report
points out that such activities re-
duce the idleness of inmates and al
so help to meet the cost of operat-
ing the institution.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
SMART FIGURING

Johnny giggled when the teacher
read the story of a man who swan
river three times before break
fast.
''You do not doubt that trained
swimmer could do that, do your"
asked the teacher.
mo, sir" replied Johnny, "but
] wonder why he didn't make it
four times and get back to the side
where his clothes were"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06

dents per annum-and Is to so is too
many.
And now my perplexity-is a
university president, here and there,
none too alert, or does he maybe
lean his ownsef a little over yonder
or is it the Regents who hired him
in the first place. You see l am in
a quandary-need help. But folks,
send no stamps, or money, or your
reason for using soapy soap, or jim
gleS-just send answers.
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
Atom Greenhouse At BeItsviIIe

The U. S. Government has opened
a $250,000 atomic greenhouse at
Beltsville, Md, to help solve some
farm problems. BY using radioac-
tive fertilizers, which can be traced,
scientists are seeking to learn more
about how plants pick up their food
from the soil, how they digest it and
distribute it to branches, leaves and
fruit.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
Last Laugh

One chilly day, a Midwestern
concern advertised that it would
give away coal shovels to the first
$50 persons who showed up at its
office. 1t did, too, and that evening
$50 persons were shoveling coal in
their easements with brand-new
shovels, each of which had this
message engraved on it: eff you
had installed one of our oil heat
ers, you would now be sitting COM
fortably in the living ROOM"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06

A new car customer was waiting
in Baltimore salesroom for the car,
which was being brought from the
warehouse only three blocks away.
1t came into view-behind tow
truck. 1t had been virtually de-
molished in an accident going the
three blocks.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
Getting Even

A general and a colonel were
walking down the street. They met
many privates, and each time the
colonel would salute he would NUT
ter, "The same to you"
The generals curiosity soon got
the better of him, and he asked:
why do you always say that?"
The colonel answered: II was
once private and ! know what
they are thinking"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
Hard to Please

A girl was driving in her new car
when something went wrong with
the engine. The traffic light changed
from green to red and back to
green and still she could not get
the car to bulge. The traffic cop
came UP.
Whats the matter, miss?" he
inquired. "Ain't we got colors you
hke?"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
The Main Question

my father" said the young
woman to an admirer, lis very
good business man. When he was
quite young he managed to make
a large fortune. Would you like
to hear how he did it?"
Certainly" said the young
man, "but tell me first, has he still
got it?"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
UPSY-DAISY

1.-THE horse I was riding wanted
to go one way, and wanted to go
another"
..'Who Won"
''He tossed me for it.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
Could Be

A very thin man met a very fat
man in the hotel lobby.
From the looks of you," said the
fat man, "there might have been a
famine"
EYES," was the reply, land from
the looks of you, you might have
caused it"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06

lively can sit in international coun-
ellis to solve the problems of the
world, says Mrs. John L. Whitehurst,
internationally known clubwoman
and Democratic national committee
woman for Maryland
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
THE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

l have trouble
getting my mind
off the univer-
sites. Did not
know, says Henry,
you were ever
near a university,
or in one or
were you. Quiet,
I says, My per-
plexity, is uniVer-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06

There are more houses than people
in the resort town of Ocean City.
Preliminary figures from the 1850
census give the Maryland seaside
resort a permanent population of
1905, up 154 over 1910. During the
same period, the number of dwell
ing units jumped from 1877 to 1,468.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
Hopkins Gets Polio Fund Grant

Medical scientists at Johns Hop
kins University have been present
ed $4,000 March of Dimes grant
to support their research efforts
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
MATTER OF LOCATION

Tommy came home proudly
from his first day at school.
what did you learn in
school?" asked his mother.
Nothing" said Tommy; then,
seeing the look of disappoint-
ment on her face, he added,
"but / learned a lot during
recess!"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
Items Of Interest
From Entire State
improvements Planned

A $107111 contract for alterations
and improvements at Springfield
State Hospital has been let to Bal
timore firm. The work is under
the supervision of the Department
of Public Improvements.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
Brother Paul Dies

Brother Paul, c. F. X, former
superintendent of St. Mary's Indus
trial School, Baltimore, and one of
the educators who influenced the de-
velopment of Babe Ruth, died re-
Gently at Sacred Heart Novitiate,
Fort Monroe, Va He was IS years
old and had been in failing health
since 1947.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
Problem That Needs Solving

The United States must solve its
own problems of racial discrimina-
ton before its representatives effec.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
Currant-Rhubarb Jelly

/ quart cut rhubarb
cup sugar for each cup
juice
Crush currants as they heat.
When juice flows freely, pour
into a jelly bag to drain. Add
" cup water to the rhubarb,
heat until soft, and then place
in jelly bag to drain. Combine
the juices and bring to a boil
with an equal amount Of sugar.
Bon rapidly untn two drops Of
syrup sheet from the edge Of
spoon. Pour and seal
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06

OoEO OANo 81 IkOCkS
Top Dollar Trade-In Allowance
On Your Present Car
TEST DRIVE ONE OF THESE
CARS BEFORE YOU MAKE A
CHOICE.
40 OLDS DELUXE Abr. Sc
DAN. Rocket engine, hydra
matte drive, radio, heater and
def, seat covers, low mileage.
Local car, very clean.
'49 CHEVROLET 4 DIR. SEDAN.
Heater. Low mileage Clean
car
'49 DODGE CUSTOM Abr. Sc
DAN. Fluid drive, heater
and defrosterS. super-cushion
tires. Low mileage.
'48 DODGE CUSTOM Abr Sc
DAN Fluid drive, heater, SUI
percussion tires.
AZ DODGE CUSTOM Abr. Sc
DAN. Fluid drive, radio and
heater, low mileage.
AT CHEVROLET A DR.. Clean car,
low mileage
as PLYMOUTH BUSINESS
COUPE. Black.
Al CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN.
Al STUDEBAKER Abr. SEDAN
40 LASALLE 4-DR. SEDAN. Ra-
dio and heater.
'39 DODGE 4-DR. SEDAN. Black.
heater and defrosters.
'38 DODGE 4-DR. SEDAN.
'35 PLYMOUTH Abr. SEDAN.
One owner, very clean.
USED TRUCK DEPT.
'49 CHEVROLET X ton PICKUP.
Blue Del. Cab, heater, low
mileage.
AZ DODGE 11a ton, long wheel
base. C&C Dual rear. Low
mileage. 4 new tires.
AT INTERNATIONAL u ton
panel. Color black.
AS CHEW. Stake IL ton, '49 mo-
tor
AS Dodge IL Tn. Stake Body,
Dual Wheels
'43 CHEV. liz TON AS MOTOR.
DUMP BODY
139 CHEW. " TON PANEL.
CENTRAL MOTORS
USED CAR DEPT.
633 SUMMIT AVE. PHONE 42O
OPEN EVERY WEEKDAY INCL.
SATURDAY 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-06

toward preventing or controlling
polio.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-13
To Tour Art
Institute

The Sunday School students of
Shiloh Baptist Church, Sprague
street Rev. L. Happy Pastor, will
be guest at the Dayton Art In
stitute on Saturday at 200 o.
clock, October 18th. Miss M. Hol-
land will take them on tour thru
the institution. Mrs. Minnie Will
son superintendent of the Sunday
School.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-13
La. Blasts
Victims Hunted

AVONDALE, La. (ANP)-Two
Negro laborers, Moses Wilson and
Edwin Reese, died in the explosion
Of an oil barge here last week. At
the time of this writing the bodies
had not been found.
Since the above incident police
have reported that a similar ex-
plosion had taken place at the
Todd-Johnson Dry docks where,
two other Negro workmen were
seriously injured aboard an oil
barge.
Officials at Avondale where
the fatal accident occurred report
ed that salvage operations were
started on the day of the incident
on the 10000 capacity barge
which sank following the explo-
sion.
1t is believed that Reese was
hurled into the air by the blast
and that Wilson was trapped in a
compartment.
The president of the corpora
ton stated that the men were
cleaning one of six sludge-filled
compartments at the time of the
exposion, cause of which has not
been determined. The barge, rip
ed from it's mooring, sank about
1000 feet north of the Mississippi
river bridge.
Cause of the second blast at the
the Todd-Johnson Dry Docks has
not yet been determined accord
ing to police. Injured were George
Rhods, 38, Marrero, and Fredin-
and Polit, 81, Algiers.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-13
Negroes Seek
Printing Course

RICHMOND, Va. (ANP)- A
Negro is seeking a beginning
course in printing here in the
past given to "whites only" it
was disclosed here last week by
H. I. Willett, Richmond superin-
tendent of schools.
Willet refused to name the ap-
plicant or his lawyers, however.
He revealed that the Willett want
ed to take up this subject in the
adult evening classes sponsored by
the city.
The superintendent said he orr
ginally rejected the application,
but has rescinded the action on
advice of his lawyer. His lawyer,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-13

that money is one Of the primary
factors in making a happy home.
This first requirement for a good
husband is that he realize the i'm
portance of money and place a
high value on it. Some men are
prone to spend too lavishly. My
ideal of a husband without a
fault is n that is thoughtful. If
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-13

not let her interests boil down
to one individual in the family.
There is no place for this in a
well knit family so a good wife
must look out for the general well
fare of the entire family. She must
be willing to sacrifice and share
the ills and the good things that
come to us in our everyday life.
| have only been married once and
my wife measures up in all de-
partments."
E. HAMPTON, 729 Randolph,
custodian: "I think a smart wo-
man is what any aggressive man
need. A woman who can help him
plan and work and save. Usually
some men get women who don't
understand the value of saving
and do not know how to plan.
Now, that is a dumb woman. Get
a woman with intelligence and
treat her right and then you will
have something"
SARAH WHITE, 405 Norwood,
waitress: "Most young people
marry for love and do not realize
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-13

all men were thoughtful 1 don't
think there would be as much BIZ
cheering as there is"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-13

he said, wanted to study the ap.
plication.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-13

WANTED-2 unfinished rooms.
Couple. Mrs. Preston Me-3963
t-99
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-13

FOR RENT-Room for single girl.
Ad-539S. t-20O
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-13

FOR RENT Furnished rooms.
Couples or men, Kitchen priv.
1O2 Mathison. t-200
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-13

FOR RENT Room. Couple. He
1894 before ii am. or after Z
pm. t-ZOO
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18
DELMAR
b. NFS.
Ella \. Carmin~

Miss joyce Mitchell % wslms1g-
to1 kzs beeA 1hs guest u Mas
Wanda Parker here. t0r tie past
iwD weeks
Dg. and Ma John 4. Rs.snger
q Wasal1gto1. T. O.. Tpeat g ,sE
dap - iAe past Week W.ih M
and Nh. Norman w. Hastings
&y and GEe william PADe5uE
are visiting relatives ard frsesos
in Pen1ETlgzusz. Atlsntlc rlty and
Washington. u &
Mrs.. Thomas 4 Brown @ho sc.e11
the pzsI fW0 weeks Wlth vi. ard
1gs- Lem Short 1ere. has TetGT1-
60 - her home b. philadelphia
Mss N&gg8e Phillips .g ihe gUest
q DT. ard Mrs. L. r Shlelcs in
r Charlottesville. Va
MTE Asnnon ~. BOWeT. thss t0Wu.
. has announced the engagement ~
her daughter. Miss Virginia Bow-
eT. ~ Ivan T. WgnderIiek - High
land Park. Mich
M and MIS- COWden Evans Wh0
have been vis.ilog MF- and MIS-
John Culver here. have retained 70
their home in EHRlewOod. X. J.
85E. and NgK. sam White and
daughter Virginia u EasiTl!le. Va
were recent guests - Ny. and MIS-
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

wlih his mother. Mrs.. RAo6z Car
TetL
MF- and MrE- John Garrett and
daughter u New Castle we're week
end guests q Mr. and NTs. G.. =.
Garrett Miss Sharon Gzrre;- &C.
e0mpanied them home foT week
NTE. Hugh Peters and children
we're ln New YORK a few dzys last
week
Nr. and Mrs. Earl Hudson. ST..
and daughter and Mr. and Ms
EaFl Hudson. Jr.. all u Whining
toD we're dinner guests On Eal2s-
day q by. and Mr. Artz Hu1-
EOu.
On September :. ibe Mobile Csn-
Ger Unit q Delaware viii - 81 ahe
Bethel Community HOuse for foil
examination from - u Y a. 20 and
~ : ,. r.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18
LINCOLN
By Mr.. George 70. DegFiekeeH
Ph0Hs MlfoFd f-<s

Fra-k bee-e-t. e. retired farm
- ~ I.s1eDsr slsd ~ fae t9f1e -
als aephss. Emer q tsenns-f. .a
Nsg'orc oa F'razay Afternoon after
6 4oaE --sastE Dsaes f4g7. T5Ff are
& so- JeFtsy Esee-sft. et l.4.ess.n. q
sister. E-f Bessie C4s- 1s Cs@T7on =
6 ofef1er. Henry Ber1e.t. " }sG-
erro-s f5aat Hka1s. aae EWo
e-za3cs.. scss@
Fa1esal aerr.eea aere held s.D.1
shs Be-Ty F-aeEa. Home q. M.5-
ioTe ST. Tuesday Afternoon ss 1e
iufsyIe1s sl Slaughter Atck Gem
elsTy
Usss MarY Welsh - Be46sng.
p ard GSe Harry Etllf 81. M5g-
ford. Ws.s guests a Ngs ~ q
C8snc41.e. ard MTk George Leg-
~sekaoH a. slaughter Be2eh Dr
T1essAy aftesr ufs- ~ last - eek-
Jlr aae Ms M.tcbel. gguss AID
ssgn 14f&e and Mr and WFs Bsch-
a.t C1EeTt4.s sCe1t Sunday 81
IoaTm qas1 Gzsosas
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

i1 SeH YORK City st1eying a. a1-
raaesc coarse su piano.
BlT and Ms Osczr z. Brown are
occ1p 1pFIrg she5r res ho11e. The
BTsezT-B %. -ea Delaware ave-
nae DeluaF
&FF i>-7s HzEs1xs spent ,se
wsek-e1c w.;4 aeg daagAtes. Wrs
&lr.1 steele and NJ steeie IN Sea
ford
GsaFgs B9wes. Dw-s- ard ot.s.-
2tDr ~ Dela&s EzeswaY. - a Dz-
i.e-t .r sAe Ee-31s.la Cs1eFzi Hos
D.tzl
". aid Mr. 4. william Gossy
and NJ ard Mrs g@mek Hear.
have returned ff1-a a motor trD
whss% ihey v.s.iat ,s1 states and
Canada VALE & Ca1z64 they wsgs
5he guests - ~ ard Ms Jp11
AacEe a. Bronze Lake
MEg E-ro,c g. Role and dzuKh-
fegs. Ann and Karen. have -
,ayae3 home .1 Nsato. Highland
Bg4sA ALTER sD%r ding GTs wsskl
aeEe wita Aer pzse.'s- Nr AID
Nrs Ha.lzr El-s1ff
Gr and GsE JoseD1 Kgewztct
Celebrated fAs5s J9tt - ascdsnR ami
reTsary .aAi s%ek NstA Z dinner fOl
tAelT cA.lcYe: and families
&r AID MFs EyeN2fcA came q
IJelEay zbo1t - ye2EE zEo fTo1
Canada Taey tough; q farm & feE
Eusses szss u IgEar1zg. where ste'
st5U lire TIE children attends
she DelmzE fDelzwzgsi geh0o.
FF0su taeYe iAeY went on - rag
sour colleges ard INTO business
NJ aid NJ Kyewz,ch are alo1
q; The 1Dzae place ~ jA!s tine
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

kOg Wright here.
~ and Mrk william Allen hare
1eel entertaining MI Cora Ph3l-
lsDE. Clifton PAllllps. ~ ard Mrs-
Prank Cook and NE and NgR
Fletcher Alien ~ EzlSsusoEe
Nr add Mrs Joseph WaelD'on
have 1eea entertaining WY ard NTe
Jo1- Tracey AID syl John and
MFs 1-.ia Tracy - PA.latelpAia.
ysrs Alle- soslerx ~ Baltimore
-s fhs guest - Mics Ruth Jones
Mr. william Smith ard heT thyee
ctls6re1 n Wesh.1 TfD. y G.. have
tee1 r3sstaE heT mother. Mrs
Mzra1 Francis
blr aid E-s Waller EIaR..- IN.
Mr. and MFR A1ber; Hzs.snEs. MrF
MAID E.3E ard NE and Mr. Ken-
aeth JDaeph 4's spending 'hs week
81 q cottage a. Ocean C5ty
George White. = 10 Tar ts-er cTlt-
sc1s!y .ll ~ TIE Pen.nsglz GeasTa.
EOsVkz. TO- the D4k. sBK weeks aas
retained ~ A.s 1lsae p1 Jessl
street MF Wtlie b. a. e1gsass:
4r its sE1p41y - 2tE Per DfYlFaf q
Ez8l7DaG CD1n pzIy
Harry Hudaol. ST- IS . pefse1-
iD The Peni-Eulz General HDEDfa
sn Salisbury
DIR and MsA q e. Wea, ce3e
s.a,e6 tAelF 4sth seeding zE1lses
szTy l22s week
NF ard ME- Alan RoKeFE- =.
are receiving non9Fzielatlons upo1
The arrival u z Eyl a. TIE PENN
sUla General Hospital. Oh Angus
=
Mr. ard MEs DAVID Green ane
EOnE are spending S0rns time i'
Ssw EzmDsAlFe where GT- Cree
lE c0un HelDT a. boy'E camp
MTE FlDgeace Hastings. tezcke
~ E0zE.s fn the TBGIFrtzy Ectsxs51 4
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18
BETHEL
By Mr. AHm Saith

MrE. o. g. MccalllsisT q PhIla-
deiphla. hrs. Mary GaTfie Of Fe6-
eFalsburg. Nd. and Roy LaTTjmOTe
u New Castle we're weekend gnes1E
u Mrs.. Lena Morris On Tuesday.
Mrs. Lena Morris s2d son left for
q weeks visit ia Philadelphia and
CAPE Nay y. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard LeCaies
spent The weekend 60 Ocean CITY.
Nd
M and Mrs. Judd Phillips spent
the wesk-end So Camden. =. J.
with MF. and MFE. Allan Mess.ek
NF. and Hrs. Stanley OTuey u
jersey City. =. J.. are visiting heg
parents. Mr.' and Mrg. Harry SDl-
Ger.
Jimmy DFlsoOli ~ New Castle ID
visiting Ny. and Mrg. John JD3ee.
NJ. and Hrs. Wallace Garrett u
Wilmington spent the weekend
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

Mr. EiFg3e Marvel % BliagF6
sgsat p4Et " lsag seek uath MFa
Hsssss f9is1g--
NJ aI1 MTs " y Isavsdse1
aest 80 Phll46elDhla o1 Wss8Bes-
t&q AID retained h0me o. Sunday
GF and ME8 @zTEh4ll Eensyr.
4Ge Ws and Ma IS q C1sga are
rgeaGlHE 1As.T Tzc4ssDe oE a Iglp
g1 51e Skyline UEITe-
MEs El118s shea and cagRAief
MfRs Lela S5se u Mani. FIOslda
aye sDe.6l1E tw0 NeeEa wlsk ass
s4s.%y MTs = a.. Rse9 ard 81
Esee aGt oEhey relatives.
Alden Wilson lSsa5s5 she e-H-
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18
Heavy CoUgs
Lunch Kit

%&oDW
VIII take plenty Of knoeking
around. Heavy gauge steel
box, white liner" interior. ]
pint TheFmos bottle. Metal
handle.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18
MANY never
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Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

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Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

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Evening star., 1950-08-20

Everyone including the most celebrated Fashion Academy
Motoroa for 1851 the greatest advancement eevion history
first look this 6ch rectangular proof enough here
TVS best the easiest operate the finest performance
entertainment complete with FAM radio reception
venent 3peed 33 45 and Is automatic phono The entire
unit compacty set contemporary design of beau
full pencstrpe walnut distncvey different excngy At
all Lacy's stores for immediate delivery.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

. Enjoy the advantage of Lacy's affiliation with
Capitol Radio Engineering Institute :. . as
surfing Lacy's Service Department of the latest
technical information.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

0 Know that your selection has the added ad-
vantage Of Lacy's management which repre-
sents over 20 years experience in the radio
and television industry.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

Enjoy the confidence Of perfect merchandise
by Lacys careful pre-checking and testing by
factory trained techniclans of all television
sets before delivery to your home.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

Shop in any one of Lacys conveniently To-
Gated stores in Washington, Clarendon and
Silver Spring each with a complete selec-
ton Of television, radios and appliances.