davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Produce Markets

on1sa staSss Of
TTansparents, MARYLAND no e GRADE or size Size
marx MAJ u 1'59,2 o; S5; Delaware U. s. Is, 2
l.56: Lodi. NO eTade Or size marx, Ao. 500.
,od Potatoes-Market slightly, strongef;
1oo-pound sac sacks Delaware cobblers. e s.
Eastern Shore cobhlers unwashed, 800, 500
20; So,,,Ins mostly 800: MARYLAND Eastern Shore
-, Sweet Potatoes-,Market barely steady;
HeT Jersey no a bushel baskets Jerseys,
Aspareus-Offerings light few sales;
Colossal: 4:o0.4:6o: extra fancy. s'55.
Snap seans@Mar~Retiy ~ barely srer1' steady;
bushel hampers, bushel baskets and sacks,
pe1 5nshsl' faiI to generally good quality,
Jersey bushel baskets, valentines: poor
bufhsl a..t hampers: Maryland. 4,9o-4 SO.
bunes ssss'seaTSy 2s ten hisSer faa New Jersey
Cabbage--Market barely steady; round.
Peas fs11 austy ss5 and condition s64o
bushsI a3sIv baskets: M Is. S:S5s$;so.D NeN Jersey
New Yorf ha sshty weaksr
6-1o dozen a.oo-s 50. few mEsd1s hisher New New
Rs Sfs5s' hss9s sSasn sSs Sa'seS sSo sos 81:
n.,,. Poultry Quotations.
5isd; iTyssTSs. s.ss pounds and up up, 'ss 81
Seavy hes ,e" weIsbsa sS qndeF pounds s3
weights, 2O-2l
on cats,is-2qo; ot,sr only scattered odd lots
ODD ods head M d common n mon and low. medium heif-
common and medium, 10 OO-21 90; can
sausage bulls 90 .5os4 90; cutter tsM Rood snd
common bulls 1s.OO-2O.O0.
,.ssax Calyes-l5o; very slow, but about
choice yeaiers and slaughter calves. Is. 90 o.
31.00, but top quotation still considered
to be around 1900.
bulk osTy ana sts opsnns ss spo a5S
lower than yesterday. but later trade on
a. steady dyo basis: bad early bulk good and
sho5ce sa zee IlSo-22O-pound barrows and gifts
serted iots Ss?S; sso.a4oopoaind a'tn ranss 1ss
ss.75; i4S1so ~ Bounds. Ho-iaS as75oSsss pSsnas
n69.r l69.lso AZ" pounds, 24.25-55; sows steady;
uHuc! 4Uu pounds, lS.75-19.O 90; good
weights 100 down; stays :: :oo.S 90 auier under
sows;e garhage-fed hogs, 1.50-2.OO under
same weight grain-feds
Sheep-1O0; nothing in early, quota
tions nominally UNCHANGED.
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts, none
Wheat-Receipts, 139,316 bushels;
shipments; soI s0a h $4,000 bushels stocks, s.
iicky, spot domestic, 1.9s; July, i 9s; No.
red winter garlicky, spot. 1.96.
Corn-Receipts, 4,771 bushels; ship
ments, none: stocks, 629,3s6 bushels
stocks, 99,969 bushels; no quotations
Barley-Receipts, 1880 bushels: ship
ments, none; stocks, 150.s63 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, none; shipments, none;
stocks, 169,604 bushels.
soybeans-Receipts. none; shipments,
none; stocks, 231,S1S bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, none.
Butter and Eggs.
Eggs-Market slightly stronger: demand
moderate: receipts moderate; A large
44-46, few 43; A mediums, 40-42; B
large. 3S-40, few higher; current receipts
supplies insufficient to quote.
Receipts--Butter. 75,942 pounds: eggs
435 cases.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Crude Oil Production
At New High in Week
By the Associated Press

TULSA, Okla, July 1.-THE
Nations steadily mounting crude
oil production reached it's tenth
straight weekly high during the
week ended July 8. the Oil and
Gas Journal reported today.
Total daily average production
compiled by the journal for the
week was 5,407,950 barrels, an in
crease of 38,175 barrels over the
previous weeks figure.
Texas and California, the No.
/ and 2 producing areas, were
among five States whose weeks
production set new 1850 marks.
Texas added 12,200 barrels to
make its total 2,329,9 300 barrels,
and California gained $500 bar
rels to $4,000.
Other States which reached
their years peak were New Mexico
up $3.50 barrels to 1855; Ken
lucky, up $500 to 200 and KAN
sas, 1850 to $4,000.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
The EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. A-1e


tax adjustments. In the same
l949 period there was a deficit of
$3,934,120.
National Battery Co. earned
$2,225,382 or 1854 in the year
ended April 80 VS.. $3,o35, $50 or
$9.06 in the previous year.
American Marietta Co. net in
come for six months ended Nav
81 was $754,684 VS.. $244,282 in
the same period last year.
Wilson Jones Co. earned $751;
900 or 81 cents in nine months
ended May 81 VS.. 1924, 900 or 96
cents a year earlier.
Gamewell Co. has been awarded
contract to furnish a fire alarm
system for the new Westinghouse
atomic power plant at Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Baltimore G. Ohio Railroad han
died 37,79o cars of freight in the
week ended July 8 VS.. 58,619 in
the previous week and 42,127 in
the like 1949 week.
Hercules Powder Co. appointed
Elmer F. Hinner general manager
Of the Virginia Cellulose depart
ment to succeed the late Lloyd
Kitchell.
Columbia Br0adcasting System
appointed Henry S. White busi-
ness manager, network programs,
for CHS radio and television.
Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp. ap-
pointed j. Warren Shaver and
William Whigham, jr., assistant
vice presidents. industrial rela-
tions.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. July IL. 1Pp CUSDA).-sala-
cents hshs5 Sants ousss!s
on weights under 400 pounds; top, $500;
most good and choice 180230 pounds
"a 50-25 90; 240-260 pounds, 2350-24 so;
270-320 pounds, 22.00-23.50; several
loads 325-400 pounds, 90 .0Q-22 .00 small
lots 14O-l7O pounds, 21 .00-24 90; most
good and choice sows under $50 pounds
q 1921 so; few 21.75; 360-400 pounds
1S50-2O. 90; 425-500 pounds. 1725-1S.25;
100000 pounds, 16.00-175O; good clear
ance
Salable cattle. 1000; salable calves. 500;
slaughter steers under 1,150 pounds fairly
active. steady to 25 cents higher; heavier
weights slow, mostly steady; heifers steady
to 25 cents higher cows and bulls fairly
active; cows steady and strong: bulls
strong; vealers steady to 90 higher; most
good. and choice slaugl1ter steers e. IS
1925; fe wloads high-choice. 81 65-32 70
most. medium to low-good steers, $50
1918: good and choice fed heifers, 29.50-
81 so; medium to low-good. 25.50-29 so;
few good beef cows, 22 50-24. 30; common
vealers, 29.00-31 90; most Gull and conf
mon, l9.00-25.00.
salabie sheep. 1000 slaughter lambs
choice offerings, 2700-2S.00; deck choice
shorn lambs and yearlines, $500; ewes
steady at S.50-1O.5O.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Business Briefs
Business Failures in the

Business Failures in the holiday
week ended July 6 declined to 13e
VS.. 1856 in the preceding full week
and were well below 153 in the
like 1949 week.-Dun & Brad
street. The latest total was the
lowest so far this year.
Steel Shipments in May rose
nearly 100000 tons over April to
a total of 6,252,672 tons.-Amer-
lean Iron g. Steel Institute. This
amount was second only to $685.
68l tons shipped in March, 1949.
Platinum Price at New York was
raised So an ounce to SIT an ounce
retail by leading refiner. It was
the first price change since a cut
of So an ounce February /.
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. raised
its wholesale gasoline price half a
cent gallon in most of it's East
ern marketing area. effective
today.
e. /. DUPONT de Nemours g. Co.
announced increases in prices of
heavy denier viscose rayon textile
yarns.
General Motors Corp. stockhold-
ers will vote September 27 on a
proposed 2-for-1 stock split at a
special meeting in Wilmington,
Del.
American Airways and Pan
American World Airways have
extended until Thursday an agree
ment under which Pan American
proposes to buy American Over
seas Airlines for $17,45O, 900. The
previous extension of the agree
ment originally made in 1948 ex-
pired yesterday.
Chevrolet Division reported re-
tail car and truck sales in June
set a record of 188,382 units.
Columbia Gas System, Inc, reg
istered with the SEC $50 million
OF debentures to be sold at COM
petitive bidding for refunding and
construction purposes.
Walgreen Co. sales in June
totaled $13,283,954, a gain of
2.3% from a year earlier; in six
months. $78.223.629, an increase
of 40.
Western Auto Supply (Missouri)
sales in June totaled $14,O18, 900,
a rise of 35.19o from year earlier;
in six months, sos ,434, 900, a gain
of 24%.
Melville Shoe Corp. sales for
June amounted to $7.330,396, a
rise of 64% from year earlier;
for six months. $33,673,012, a de-
cline of 2.9%.
A. S. Beck Shoe Corp. sales in
June amounted to $4,847,231, a
gain of $50 from a year earlier;
in six months, $20,393,166, a drop
of go.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
net income for five months ended
May 81 was $2.142, ,666 or sta a
share including $874,915 profit
from bonds. real estate sales and
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Railroad Stocks Gain
In Busy Market as N,
Chemical Issues Drop
, By the Assocjoted Press

NEW YORK, July 11.-Railroad
stocks advanced at full throttle
today in a high-speed market.
Highly selective buying and SELL
ing developed in other groups.
Radio-television and chemical is
sues were under pressure that at
times became acute.
Coppers and steels. and an as
sortment of other issues, moved
up briskly. Utility and building
material stocks were mostly lower,
On average the market was
higher. There were too many
losses, however. to establish a
broad and decisive advance.
Orders flooded into the ex-
change so rapidly in midmorn-
ing that the high-speed ticker
tape could not keep up with trans
actions.
The strong conflict in price cur
rents was apparently a reflection
OF the confusion and nervousness
among traders who were trying
to appraise the potential effect OF
Korean hostilities.
Boosted 81 share or more in
the rail division were Santa Fe.
New York Central, Pennsylvania,
Southern Railway, Baltimore g.
Ohio. Chesapeake g. Ohio, Union
Pacific. Southern Pacific, Nickel
Plate and Rock Island.
Also up were American woolen
(more than 81 a share at one
time). Wyandotte Worsted, Guam
tanamo Sugar, WHY'S Overland,
United States Steel, Bethlehem
Steel. Anaconda Copper, Kenne-
colt Copper, Douglas Aircraft,
Goodrich and Standard Oil (New
Jersey.
On the minus side by as much
as 81 or so a share were Admiral
Corp. Emerson, Philco, Radio
Corp, Zenith. Chrysler, Wool
worth, American Telephone, Allied
Chemical, Dow Chemical, Du Pont.
Johns Manville and United States
Gypsum.
Railway bonds with a specula-
tive tinge drew support. United
States Government issues held
steady in over-the-counter deal
ings.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Foreign Exchunqe

NEW YORK, July IL Rl-Foreign ex.
lars. others in cents: Canadian dollar III, in
New York open market 81. per cent dis
COUNT or 90.s1A United States cents, un-
Europe--Great Britain (pound), . .sOh.
unchanged: Great Britain 30-day futures,
f91zs fnf11ss uBnssnnaansed sna Great Brtain soday
90;day futures, 2:8OB, up j. Of a cent:
BELGIUM franc), l,9Sh,. UP u Of a cent:
Holland (guilder(, $3.50, up .O2 Of a cent;
Italy Qira), 1874 of a cent, unchanged:
sportugal fescudo)' 3;46la, unchaneed;
Switzerland (franc) tfree), 23.0s, un.
unchanged: Brazil free), !. 30, UNCHANGED:
Mexico, 11:57. unchanged; Venezuels
tBolivarl, 30.05. unchanged.
unchanged.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, July II dP,.-Continued
heavy, demand for cotton contracts from
commission houses and spot Arms extended
gains to better than Sc a bale in fore
noon trading today.
Mills bought futures extensively as a
protection against raw cotton needs later
IN the year, When the buying pace in
futures slackened, prices reacted about
on increased profit-taking and hedging.
NOON prices we're 90 cents to 3.S5 4
Pale hlgher than the previous close July
800, october 36.12 and December 1910.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
New York Produce

NEW YORK, July II R.-Butter.
10s4 239: steady, prices unchaneed
Egg prices were higher today y,on in u the
5l3 cases. Spot quotations follow:
Midwestern, mixed colors. fancy heavy
weights 43; processed' 42,4S nasa,uSs extra az!
processed. 37h; current receipts. 29-33ka /;
dirties. 2sR-29; checks, 27: extra l
puliets. 27-2S. Whites, fancy heavy
weights. 431a-44Ia; processed. AN; extra
l large, 80: proceSsed, SO; extra 2 large.
35-36; extra l medium, 80. Browns,
fancy heavyweights. 43i2-44h2; processed,
AN; extra / large. 40.
Nearby-(EXtra fancy heavyweight and
fancy heavyweight quotations are based
Extra fancy ICY heaVyWeiehts, % 50; fancy heavy, heaVy.
weights, 4S-49: others, large. 42-45; me-
diums. 1914; -pullets. SO; peewees,. 10.
fancy heavyweigiits. 47-4s: others, large,
42-45; mediums 43-44; pullets. SO; pee
wees, Is.
Evening star., 1950-07-11

conE1IN l.lS
Australia IS So oess
Canada As so = 1ooih
Denmk 51as 55- e4ls
1t Coon 2-3sI7. 3l,s
MnasG6hs58st 35M
Netherln324s57 1ooiz
Norway 4Ks 65. 93N
Serbs CtssSs62 ~
DOMESTIC 1:l5
Am&FP 5s2O30 90
AmT&T 3sss73 1o6M
AmT&T 31ss59- 1lezt
AmT&T 2AS57 1oozS
Am r&T 2N s6l 1oe
Am T&T 2As71 looi4
AmT&T 2As75 1914
Am Tob 3s SO 1o3zs
B d o 6s 95 j. II
B & o 5s 95 G. San
B & o 5s M 96 81
B g. o 5s 200OK 62,1
BOO cv4A2o1O 4eN
B&O SW 5s 80 67lk
Beth Stl 2azs 76lol
Bos Me 4las 70 Ae
Buff REP 81 st 6sM
Can Nat 41as51 JOB
Can Pac 4sperp 1ooy@
Cap Airl As GOA a.
Cen Ga As 95- 66iA
CRRNJ 3As 81 43I&
C&O 3Hss 73 loAiA
CB&Q 4Has RI s1oelh
Chi & e I inc 81 A7h
ChI&L Az 2003 -
SP4Has2019 66Z
CMsP41as2044 5eiA
C&NW 4hs 90 SAN
CCCSI 4hs II 6Aih
CCSLCWM4 81, 5oik
Clev Un T 5s73 1o6Z
Col8SSc 41as 80 -
ConnRP 3As61 1o2N
Con Ed cv3s63 l17N
Cor sup 2Nss rs 1924
CGELPcv2h62- -113h
DelL&W4s2042 s.
DIR in4h201s 70
Det Ed CIV IS 5S 1l2
Erie 4hs 2015 o6iz
Fla z est IS IA 6Siz
GM&O 2015 A 75h
GM&O 2044 B GAN
Hud&M RI 5s57 o6
H&M nc 5s 81 36ih
&c 4Ns 66 %
Evening star., 1950-07-11
N. 7. Bond Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
lEurniShed hY fha ASQnciafad praas

Associated Press.)
IntGN 6s 81 50
IntGN 1st6s52- IS
IntGtN 5s 90 B. 80
lntGN IS So c. 90
KCP&L 234s76 1904
Lautro N inc rs %
LehV4Has2003E 4lM
Leh v is 2003A 81
Leh v As 2003D 37A
|Lig&Myer IS 81 1o3M
Mich C 3las 81 1o1h
MKT ad 5s67 1874
MKT 1st4s9O. 80
Mo-Pac 5Aas 40 A2M
Mo-Pac 5s 65 A 9eiz
Mo-Pac IS n p 80
Mo-Pac 5s S1I- eeih
Mo-Pac Is 75- y
Nor & Es IS 55 1914
Mor&Es Ans 55 TN
|Mor&E3h2000 s5ih
NET&T 3s 81 1o4i4
NOTM 5ias "a loAl4
N Y c 5s 2013. SO
|NYC4Aas2O13A- 62lh
N YC As 90 SIN
NYCHR 3hs 81 y
NYCLS 3hs9S- s.
NYNHin4Has'22 43lh
NYNHH4s2007 e5Z6
N Y o w As 55- LA
NY Tel 2As SO lol
NorflkSo5s2014 9oih
No Pac As 81 1o3
Nor P 3s 2047-- e3h
OhioEd 2As75 1904
lOrWsRRN IS 601o23A
Pac GEE IS "a 1o3La
Penn RR IS 6S- 1o2ls
PennRR 4Aas65 1914
PennRR 4AsSl o1N
PhPet cv23ss75 lo5iA
IReading3hs95- e5lh
sLSF 4lAs2022 63
Seabin4 ks2016 e1N
So Pac 41as 81 oolA
$50 Pac 4Has SO S3N
lSouPac CIV $3.50 los
$50 Pac 23zs 90 e4iz
ISou Ry IS "a 112iA
StdOilNJ2%s74 1o2
T & P 3hs S5 1ooiA
Third Ave $3.50 rs
Third Ave 4s60 66
West On IS go 95%
| IWstEcv2.65s73 lo7
wis C. Is SD "a AZ
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today:

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today:
1900 m 47o 900 l2 90 noon 26o 600
100 DIN. 700 600 900 p.m 900 ooo
tunit of trading 10 shares sIn pank.
ruptcy or receiverstip or being reorganised
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
dends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements biased on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration Unless other
not included. Ga Called. Ex dividend.
clared or paid so far this year payable
In stock. estimated cash value on es-S!.vi.
dend date Paid last year Declared
Z Declared or paid this year, an accumula.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, July IL GP.-Spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 221a
pound, New York; zinc, 15 pound, East
st. Louis; tin, S2A a pound, New York
Evening star., 1950-07-11

tive issue with dividends in arrears Paid
this year. dividend omitted. deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting
datnE div,dsna asaS osysos n 969
cash value undetermined on declaration
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Market AVERAGES
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. July IL uP.-Dividends
declared:
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate riod Record able
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Washington Exchange

Pot Elec Pwr com-I0O at l4A.
Mergenthalsr Lino-26 at AZ.
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS.
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NNN NAt.N -(aea Coolrrater iee ~
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glNl ~ VhNNAe from lNteVNNan's. n n
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FOR sALE-l942 Alma hopae trsil-
Sf sleeps four. Very good conaifion
lFlerd low for quick sale. Would maFe
nice home for newly weds sl5r5T,-
ne housing shortage. Harold White.
Ste1i setoWn. q mile on dirt road
leading from POlitt's Ffning sf.es...,
gust north OF Georget0wnl.
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tOR SAtsE-One 60 acre farm with
= Room house and bath, hot and cold
road from RrldgoVlllo % Seafora. ia
GATED 10 miles south % BrldgeVllie;
. acfvS 81 apple trees. so acres az
stfaWherrlca and 80 acres meadow
iANU, with running stream OF water.
SlhH MNlNg house, Sc C. 30 it, one
NNtlef house, equipped with nghta
NNu water for A,OoO hrOllefs, can give
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SHOP FOREMAN WANTPn M

mum OF five years as flref-e1ass -
ehanlc ln farm equipment. maintenafea
ana repalrs. Preferably age as vaars -
less Minimum Of high school $780,
lon' experience @ supervising rrer
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work, Opportunity FOR aavrer-sr.....'
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new NONNhlNs has with OUTFIT, also M
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FOR SALE

pANSlESi COME AND VISIT Our
IANSN ,OARnENS-~A beautiful ar
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Ot every hue, CarnRtlOn chln,ns s,,3
elaIlolus hulhs ready now, AN ANIMALS
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vWldrOS, Denton, Md Phone 479V
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WANIEli-Housea. Ca guoa Fasl8en-
TAI sections Of Milford and Rehohoth
trieed right-for offer 20 waitinr nsf
OF prospective buyers. David s. HagF.
Seator. Phone Milford alGl.
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lNOtaNti NaNCN NNNl hNra} Mrae MANI
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RED CLOVER AND SOYRRANs
NN W., Owens. BrideeVilie.
ale u
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nNHN eAhE QNiCk Meat kevasv,e
NllNNNeW, IA kN0d conditions NAk aim
W lN9M AWte, NlAN la aNOA p0nAition
~ AMVh a. fNNNe Milton liaF
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REAL Estate FOR San

~ ..'A - = TUX NAAE On
tsewes Beach. Restaurant VIM s,-te
louhtaln and equipment. with aparf !
hlent attached. Also building with 80
en- furnished apartments. Nerv rese-
Suahle. Write or can n. Papa John. Re-
3I-f-2S-2t 70 y m
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NOR SALE ono 10 d. ~ Johnson
SeA Horse Model q, y. Outhoard Mo-
ter NOT run over 10 hours, Gearshlft
SWtNl forward neutral rNVorsgl.
separate plWg4in Mile Master lNlel
lNNN tUVe gallon capacltyA. SaS5. 90
1Ne custom hWtt lG "a. row boat, com-
Weto with oars rope and anchor
0HNvr hcNN Ia the water. StN5. 100. one
Master craft % q. boat tralor-neVer
WeN Wscd $lONNO WIN sell whole
equipment for SaOO 90. Frank Clendan.
W., lNco Lincoln, Del Phone Milford
WI 98-A-2S-tf
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MN NAIN N,OOO cnnnrilV nhI.tan
MVAe, acres land Rarm ~ iOs
ANtYA oN savannah Road, & room ho,,s,
HNN NWmlldmgN, adlOininr SWift,s
,,NealhE Plant Ideal place for dair,.
RfM ,SelNNs hecaWse OF m health
9"'W ~ Adams, 0e0rget0Wh, IA. is
" tNN Atsa-lauat
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rNN NNlN New ANA usoa nls,t,t,
WeehlNe machines. III NOu neeA ~
NaAhNH see OS heHre 6nNinp Ne"
H,NesNlNNSlNlloN "a Your homo. t,ts,,
,N,a1,nWN " WeNlWd We service ana ~
lNtNlNANN'N n, N Seoo,,b sn.," sssSSut,'e,
et'Hel@, Milford Phone anil ''''''s
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FuLL-TldE sALEsr fir6.s - 49,
saee tul-tiHae use af ear fnr 6rlef
gfttins. No travelling canraeefre. ..1If-
iettth8 or parties. Erea - $500 -
stlLiss a nationally sponsored nranra5.,
~ ~ -1ilieli eah women. Prefer annl.s..rf
VINO 81 ambitious. ana reenrr - 49,. -
Leaat sd per week. We train vrs1 ~
ssLa''tial interviews write Richard r1re-
y ia4 Golsueh Avenue. Baiffa7or.
63-a-af-ar
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NEW NUNGALOW HOR SAIR t.

INV BUNGALOW FOR SALE -.
M0derN, ave r0OMs, ready for o,,en-
lAMeNl l0eAted Ia Milton, nelaWsre
NMNMete with heat. hath. VenefiaD
MlhuA ANA MlAta lMOleWmS also niee
MeeMeWl. living room has hean,ed
eellNa, ktcheN finished Ia knOtty nine
ANpN W,N White, go Whites fiat
cherN Milton, St.a. at.te
NON .SALE@NUy az Factory nls,
SoNht lNH, custom Rutlt Kitchens
w WVNl, sprayed Ia your color white
NaMNl eNadea, Or natural finish. "lNOr.
WtN' counter tops with or without
@hNA 0NeQ evenings until . O'clock.
u " q, Kitchen cabinet C0NnNnV
NNNt N0NNtN, Del 4, ~, MarvaeG Nd
Ih0Ne WhiteONks aaal. t6NsllOv al
NactNtN Discount @ibW, A9.S.Si AZ
WlE SAlE an aa good al new,
\eW tUeA hay l0AdeH haYegra sc0rn
NNNAtOh oliver Ann AphOr hNv haler.
W1W automatic thrpaaeE lnternatl Onai
NlUe nav wake, teCtlllacp and limo ann
ANe corn planter tractors Inform.
lsohal dlSk, power lawn mower. An the
ah9Ne is nrtCc0 90 sell IL YOU am
..NooklMg for 4 real buy, caN \. 4. Ayers.
SSSHat9fI SSaS or tsil az Nlghts,
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,aaHsN'S NAltN New Norge refrleera
wltlholNtON htheval allowance Min h,,
nAde % your old rrfrieerator Fs,sV
'H'hR v desired. We have hun6rs3s
~ @tt@,lNH customers peterman'a ii
t,,a "eyeNu amt Charlea streeta Nll,
lWe iNNN NAlN aaafa9. A
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" AN t.ll-airl Cor eenaraf ssrrs.....
~ Wafh. AFninE required T.-aa-i...s-
steteffeQ- Clean and nianear.f .-a..-...s
us e. nfioseNiile. Delaware. e=efa e.
--e-ll nuns, 4Ne, experience nnsl
NitiAoiu Cnroniele. Milford. ae-t-at- -
WANTED - affanaanfs nr.r.
tween ages Cd aud Ts Enna-i.r.- ~.
Eefll9nanf position srafn
salary tl26.o8 nsoufhl, sfes..-.--...
afatlAAie u desired et=3 rafarar....
required Delaware state Hrsr5r-l
FaFnhursl. Dfinwara. af q =
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esitok SALE Ocean city, Rlork w
nua} t3at h0lldlng lots fronting ooean
hstl!teh"nH Real Estate, HaltmGr" ny
dvlAvatp