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Milford chronicle., 1952-05-16

ident Washington was guest here
at wedding of Anne Van Dyke,
daughter Of the governor, to Ken
sey Johns, Sr. Portraits of bride
and bridegroom in drawing room,
costumes on third floor. Interest
ing colonial garden. Wall memoir
ial to General Washington.
Bartram Chair On Display
No. 13, residence of Mrs. Newlin
T. Booth, erected in 1899 by U. S.
Senator Nicholas Van Dyke, con-
sidered unusually fine example of
the period and one of towns most
beautiful homes. Chair originally
owned by John Bartram, bOtanist,
1699-1777.
No. IA, residence of DR.. and Mrs.
Harry A. Carl, built about 1920 by
Senator Van Dyke, an excellent
example of Empire architecture,
doors of solid mahogany, silver
knobs. Lafayette was guest here
at the wedding of Dorcas Van Dyke
and Charles 1. dupont.
No. Is, residence of DR.. and Mrs.
Henry Thomas Mcguire, Jr., part
of house built before 1913 by Syl-
vester Garland, father of Soetje
| Garland, who married the Rev.
James Anderson, second minister
of Presbyterian Church.
Birthplace OF State Code
No. 16, State Court House, built
in sections starting late 1600's and
extending to 1S45. Former Capitol
Building where Constitution of Del
aware was adopted. A restoration
project is underway to preserve the
building as a state shrine. Cur
rently Historic New Castle, Inc.
aided by the trustees of New Castle
Common are spending $4,000 on q
preliminary survey.
Town Hall built in 1928 by the
trustees of Common as a public
meeting place for citizens; Presby'
terian Church, built 1907, remod
= elled along colonial lines severa
years ago; Rosemont House, resi-
= dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhardt F
Bamberger. Rear of house dates
from about 1875.
No. 20, residence of Councilman
and Mrs. ]. DanfOrth Bush, Jr., tn,
j Zachariah Van Leuveight House
), about 1882. Original certificate o
/, Society of Cincinnati, signed b.
J, Generals Washington and Knox t.
= Joshua Bush. BOxwOod garden.
y No. % Was Store
S No. 21, residence of Mr.. and Mrs
: Nicholas McIntire, built about 1886
= Example of small town house, hear
e pine floors and paneling No. q
f residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar
4. Hodge, built about 1924 as shi
S chandler's store.
e No. %, residence of Mrs. Phil
+ D. Laird, built 1901 by Read, so
n of the signer, and considered eX
J. cellent example of Georgian arch
D. itecture. Furnished in period styl
s. and with beautiful garden aGjoir
y ing.
Z No. "a, residence of Mr.. and Mr.
John j. B. Cooper, Jr., built abor
n, 1850, originally two small house
s. combined by present owners. N
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-16
Apply Fertilizer
Two Ways For Best
Lima Bean Yields

What's the best way to put fer
tilizer on lima beans? Should you
drill it in before planting, or
should it be banded on at planting
time?
That's what the plant scientists
at the University of De, aware Agri-
cultural Experiment Station wanted
to know. They set up three year
test near Houston, Delaware, and
here's what they found.
Banding fertilizer with a two
row bean planter was more effective
in promoting high yields than
drilling fertilizer before seeding, "
according to E. M. Rain, who car
ried on the research.
The best yields in the whole eX-
pertinent came two ways. One was
combination of drilling and band
/ ing-50 pounds of a comp etc fer
/ tilizer was drilled before planting
and $50 pounds was banded at
planting time. The other success
/ full method was brOadcasting five
tons of poultry manure before plOw-
ing, followed by banding 500 pounds
of complete fertilizer at planting.
Comu'ete details of the tests are
available from the Experiment Sta
ton in Bulletin No. 291, Drilling
VS.. Banding of Fertilizer for Lima
Beans"
TUidasnread use of coffee in Eng
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-16

25, residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
c. Galloway, circa 1880, typical of
well-built homes of the period.
No. 26, Thomas House, now par
ish house of Emmanuel Church,
1901; No. q, Glebe House, now
rectory of Emmanuel Church, prop
erty given to church in 1919, pres
ent house dates probably from
1810-20 period, now residence of
the Rev. and Mrs. Francis M. Ham
ilton.
No. %, Buena Vista, residence Of
former U. S. Senator and Mrs C..
Douglass Buck. Home of Hon.
John M. Clayton, secretary of state.
Portrait of Queen Elizabeth, paint
ed in 1880 by Nicholas Hillard
Smith( also of Ann Van Dyke, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel dupont and Jer-
emiah M. Buck, beautiful grounds
and furniture.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-16
Mar-Del Baseball
League Opens Season
Schedule:
Sunday, May 18th

Sunday, May 18th
Wyoming at Viola
FELTON, at Harrington
Glendale at Frederick
Hickman at Pennington
Play Ball will be a familiar
sound throughout mid-Delaware on
Sunday afternoon as the Mar-Del
League, Eastern Shores oldest Cir
cult, breaks into it's thirteenth year
of operation. A new alignment of
clubs has made the Circuit a COM
pact organization that should carry
lots of interest throughout Kent
and Sussex Counties. Wyoming,
1851 runners-up, Hickman and
Frederick are the lone returning
teams from the 1851 wheel, while
two original members of the
League, Harrington and FELTON,,
are back in the fold. Viola, 1851
Mid-Delaware League penant Win
Iners, and Pennington, also form
er Mid-Del League entry, will be
making their debut on Sunday. The
spread of the League covers q
small area, which should add to
! the interest and following of the
1 League.
Home-talent favor1tes will spark
most of the line-ups and at the end
of the school year there will be an
influx of college and high school
players hooking on to the various
/ teams. Player personnel is limited
to the Eastern Shore, south of the
Chesapeake & Delaware Canal.
Opening contests next Sunday
will bring together community ri
walls in each instance. Wyoming
will make their break as visitors
at Viola, Harrington will entertain
neighbOring FELTON,, Hickman in
vades Pennington, while Ellehdalt
visits Frederick. On the following
Sunday the scene will change will
contests at Glendale, FELTON,, Wy
ioming and Hickman.
Most of the teams have beer
practicing for the past few week
land expect to be in top form 70
THE openers. Several clubs hav
e played practice games with on
, another as we'll as with teams il
/ neighbOring leagues.
Final League meeting before tn
opener will be held on Thursda,
evening of this week, at the Fred
erica Fire House, to complete plan
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-16
MUSEUM GETS PRIVATE
SUPPORT

ST. LOUIS - (P - The newly
formed contributing membership
society of the City Art Museum has
made an initial donation of $4,000
to help build up the museums art
collection.
Ten persons each gave $1,000 for
life memberships. Up to this time
the institution had been the only
major art museum in the country
which operated without the support
of private membership.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-16
''Day In old Nev Castle Tour
Includes Many Historical Sites

Twenty-eight homes and public
buildings will be open to visitors
and included in the "Day In Old
New Castle" tour this year on Sat-
urday, May II.
They are in the order to be Wis
tied:
Emmanuel Church and church
yard. dating from 1903; old United
States Arsenal, built in 1909 dur
ing threat of war with England and
where later Major Benjamin X.
Pierce. brother Of President Pierce,
commanded the garrison; the Acad-
emy, 1898, recently SIOther unit IN
the restoration program was car
ried out, and here an exhibit OF
books, maps, surveys, New Castle
records and early glass will be
held, as we'll as furniture from
the home of George Read, a signer
of the Declaration, and a portrait
of General Read of the British ar
my for whom he was named.
Jefferson China To Be Shown
No. 4, residence OF Senator and
Mrs. George A. Pedrick, excellent
example of early 18th Century ar
chitecture, where china from the
family of Thomas Jefferson will be
on display; No. 5, residence Of JUS
tice of the Peace and Mrs. Thomas
HolcOmb, silver, glass, early por-
traits, Indian deed to William Penn
Washington letter to Read, ETC., in
cluding colonial kitchen. circa 1900
No. 6, residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Ellsworth V. Holden, built in three
periods between early 170O's and
about 1920, showing interesting
simple architectural detail and de-
velopment. The owners have re
Gently done a considerable amount
of restoration work.
Old Dutch House, restored il
1888 by Delaware Society for Pres
ervation of antiquities, now OwneC
as a museum by New Castle His
torical Society, and garden main
tanned by Arasapha Garden Club
Thought to be oldest dwelling il
Delaware, probably dating from
early in last half Of 1600's.
Rodney Residence Opened
No. 8, residence of Captain an
Mrs. William E. Myers, built 1875
interesting hand carved woodwork
exhibit of quilts and shawls; No.
residence of Judge and Mrs. Rich
ard S. Rodney, erected 1881 b
George Bridges Rodney, portrait
Of Read the signer by Gilbert Stu
art, and also of George Ross, a sign
er, by Benjamin West, and OF tn
Rev. George Ross, first rector {
Emmanuel Church, by Hesselius.
No. 10, residence of Mrs. Levi
Booker, built 1889 by Chief JustiC
Kensey Johns, fine staircase, mar
tells and paneling, older kitche
wing clearly illustrates New Cas-
ties kin with the old South; NJ
II, residence of Justice and Mr.
Daniel F. Wolcott, built 1923 b
Chancellor Kensey Johns, Jr., e.
hibit of old jeweIry.
No. IL, Amstel House museuT
owned by Historical Society. Pre-
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-16

The highest human habitations
are about 10000 feet above sea
level.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-16

Some mountain peaks near the
equator remain snow-covered all
year.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-16

The highest mean annual temper
atures in the world are found in
Africa ard in India.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-16

Widespread use of coffee in Eng
land dates from the 18th Century.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
'PhiIstar 0utdistances
Pine Pep for Upset
In My Lady's Manor
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, April 12.-Phil.
star, an outsider owned by Stuart
S. Janney, jr.. outgamed highl!
favored Pine Pep in the stretch
today to win the My Lady's Manor
SteeplechaSe, curtain-raiser o1
the Maryland point-to-point rae.
ing season. by three lengths.
A chilled crowd of more than
5000 cheered Rider Benjamin H
Murray as he brought Philstal
from off the pace of the three
mile run over 18 timber fences.
Janon Fishers Lady's Ace was
third in the hix-house field.
Pine Pep, winner of the Manor
and Grand National last year,
battled Philstar head-and-head
for the lead over the last three
barriers. But when set down for
the homeward drive, Mrs. William
G. Clothier's 12-year-old chestnut
gelding tired under Rider Mike
Smithwick and gave way to the
dark horse.
Philstar covered the Worthing
Valley course just north of Balti-
more in s minutes IS seconds.
Daniel Brewster's Seminar, which
set the early pace. surrendered
the lead at the 10th jump and
finished among the also rams in
one Of the smallest fields ever to
compete in the race.
Late scratches included Happy
Hill Farms Adaptable, winner of
the Deep Run Hunt Cup at Rich
mond last week.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
IS Horses Now in Training
For Rosecroh Meeting

With approximately rs horses
already on the grounds and work.
ing out, the training season at
Rosecroft Raceway gets underway
in earnest tomorrow in prepara-
ton for the 2O-night meeting be-
ginning May 16.
Latest shipment to arrive was
Ward Storum's group Of Is horses,
which vanned in yesterday. In
the lot are Flower Song, Silver
Melody, Saxon Girl, Cardinal Sin
and Silver Saint.
Scores of horses who will trot
at Rosecroft and other Maryland
tracks are at Yonkers, N. Y, for
the opening of the Eastern trot-
ting season Tuesday night. True
Kitty, which led the 1850 Rose
croft meeting and was in the
money 19 times in 25 starts last
year, is named for the Yonkers
Inaugural purse. She'll return to
Rosecroft for the $4,000 Henry
Volo Free-for-An Pace.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
BY the Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS. April 12.-
Eighty-four-year-old Earle (Skat-
err Reynolds, world speed skating
match champion so years ago
today put on his skates for the
first time in 81 years and did an
ice dance with Barbara Ann
Scott.
The occasion was Skaters visit
with his granddaughter, Miss Pa
tricia Lemaire, a member of the
cast of Miss SCOTS Hollywood Ice
Revue.
The problem wasn't to keep
Reynolds from falling down but
ito pursuade him that a half hour
of skating was enough. After a
preliminary warmup with both
girls holding his arms, Skater
showed Miss Scott how he and
his wife. the late Nellie Donegan
iof Australia, skated in Flo Zieg-
field shows of 1907-11.
Reynolds feats as a speed skater
included an 8.8-second 100-yard
Evening star., 1952-04-13

loses air ssslowy allows plenty of for safe stoo In
case OF Puncture rubber under the seals against
Puncturng object plugs hole when object Withdrawn
Patents covering basic features of Tubeess Tires have bc
issued to The B. Goodrich Company by the u S. Patent
Evening star., 1952-04-13
Gift Of Gold Sets B|sterng Pace to Capture Virginia Cold Cup

Rivers; Deep Greek and Pleasant
Valley Lakes.
ALLEGANY-Evitts and Flint
stone Creeks; Mill, Winebrenner
Matthew, Jennings. Staub and
Rock Gap Runs.
WASHINGTON - Marsh. st
James and Semples Runs; Tonolo-
way, Beaver and Little Antietam
Creeks.
FREDERICK - Middle. Big
Hunting. Fishing and Friends
Greeks. Big Hunting Creek with
the Catoctin recreational area
may be f1shed only with artificia.
flies.
CARROLL-Beaver, Piney anc
Georges Run.
MONTGOMERY-Rock Creek.
ANNE ARUNDEL-Severn Run
HARFORD-James and Rock
Runs and Mine Branch.
CECu-Stone and Basin Runs
and Principle Creek.
BALTIMORE-Oregon, Georges
and Bee Tree Runs; Jones Falls
Gunpowder River and Little Falls
Jones Falls in Baltimore County
from Stevenson road to Ole
Court road may be fished with
flies only. Upstream from Steven
son Run is reserved for children
only. No fishing is permitted or
Mondays and Tuesdays in Jones
Falls.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

Come in today and the tire that earned the name
TQAnE M(1w unused muee
tires
"a MD SAuEI RF GOODRICH
d wnhsfayu ~
Evening star., 1952-04-13
Mu||oy Retains Jinx
lover Savitt With
|Four-Set Victory
By the Associofed Press

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, April II
Miami's Gardnar Mulloy kept the
Indian sign over Dick Savitt OF
Orange, N. j., today by defeating
his favored opponent, ST. Ga
6-3, 60, in the semifinals of the
Good Neighbor tennis tournament
Although Savitt is the nations
second-ranking player and Mul-
10y is rated eighth. Mulloy never
has lost to the big New Jersey
player.
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia, the
countrys No. l player. defeated
Art Larsen of San Leandro, Calf.
in the other semifinal match, 3-6
6-3, 6-2, 6-2.
Mulloy and Seixas will meet fol
the mems singles title tomorrow
Magda Rurac of Los Angelo.
and Louise Miller of Miami Beach
defeated Mrs. Gladys Heldman O.
Houston, Tex, and Althea Gibson
of New York, Us, 6-3, for tn,
women's doubles championship.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

Trout anglers of this section
know most of these streams and
how to reach them. However,
they are easy to locate by pur-
chasing from the Map Section of
the Interior Department at 17th
and B streets NV. the topo-
graphic maps covering the area
you want to fish. They are very
inexpensive and will give you a
wealth of detail obtainable in no
other way. After you have located
the stream on the map, find the
nearest Sizeable town by compar-
ing the topographic map with an
ordinary road map obtainable
from any gasoline station. you
can easily find your way in.
We've not found waders nec-
essary, hip boots being sufficient.
However, felt Soled boots are adj
viSable because of slippery rocks.
Always take change of clothes
along in case of a spill. They've
saved the day for us more than
once.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
|Ex-Chomp Dons Skates at 81
To Dance With Barbara Scott

dash at Detroit in 1898. It isn't
in the books because he had a
helping wind. The standing Amer
lean record is 9.4 seconds by
Charles Jewstraw at Lake Placid
in 1923.
Reynolds set the National AAU
record of 1:14.8 for the half-mile
in 1897 and it has been lowered
only six-tenths of a second in the
last IS years.
His "firsts" on American ice also
include organizing the first United
States hockey teams in Chicago
in 1894, using the first net on a
hockey goal, and giving the first
indoor ice show in Chicago's John
Hopkins Theater in 1894.
Now retired at Rensselaer,, Ind :,
Reynolds was a horse race betting
commissioner in New York State
for many years. He recalls placing
a bet of $3.50, 900 for John w. (Bet-
a-Millionl Gates on a horse named
Sysonby at Brighton Beach in
1905.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

five a day and the minimum
length seven inches.
These waters will be open to
fishing:
GARRETT COUNTY - White
Rock, Laurel, Monroe. Big Poplar,
Lick, Salt Block, Piney and Puzzy
Runs; Crab Tree. Bear and Muddy
Creeks; Savage, North Branch
CaStleman and Youghiogheny
Evening star., 1952-04-13

$50 am. to 8
p.m., including
5 u n d a y S.
H a v in G COM
pleted the in
itial stocking
. ro g r a m, we
can now list the
so m a j o !
S t r e a m S ir
which one OF
more species o1
brook, brown OF
rainbrow trout
h a We b e e n
stocked. The
creel limit is
Evening star., 1952-04-13
DrexeI Stickmen Win

WESTMINSTER. Md, April IL
P) - Drexel's Lacrosse team
scored eight times the first half
to whip Western Maryland today,
1913. Basil Barnoe. middleman
in the DreXel attack, racked up
three goals to pace the winners.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
With Bill Leetch

Maryland's trout season will
open at $50 am. Tuesday, April
Is, extending through September
Is. Fishing hours daily are from
Evening star., 1952-04-13

The tread of the Goodrich LFE.SAvER" Tubeess
Tire has thousands of flexible grip blocks 50 closely spaced
you can hardly see them They wipe road 50 dry you
can light match it grip like caterpillar tread As
a result, the L1FE-SAVER' Tubeess Tire stops on wet
20 quicker than other tires has up to 4O
pulling power.
Evening star., 1952-05-15

WINDOW CLEANERS, exper. pre-
ferred but not essential building
window cleaners needed at once;
good pay. Apply 225l 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-15

BOY, over Is to start to work in
printing offlce; night work. Apply
RANSDELL'S, INC. $40 r. I. ave.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
NIGHT WATCHMAN
OPTICAL SURFACE
AND BENCH MAN

Wholesale house experience
des rsble. Non DIR mixing and
family man with local refer
ences preferred. Vacation with
pay, disqualification. c0ec en-
ploye's discount PRIVILEGES.
Top salary. Or. Bernard Kan
storoom. care OF GOLDEN
RERGS MA. 5000. -16
Evening star., 1952-05-15
HELP MEN
Sales RenreSentative

To manage well established grocery
route, direct 10 consumer; eXper.
not necessary; applicant selected
must be energetic, ambitious and
looking for a future; we furnish
company car with all expenses paid.
guar. salary to start while in tram
ing; for personal interview contact
Mr.. Hall, at the Senate Hotel, Thurs.
and Fri. evenings only bet. : and
81 pm. lie
SALESMAN-Opening for aggressive
neat man to assist heating and air
conditioning sales engineer; no ex-
perience necessary but must be will
ing to work steady for promotion.
This is an unusual opportunity for
the right man. Apply HOLLAND
FURNACE CO, 321l NJ st. NV.
Monday afternoon. II
experienced. -35; want
ed for Saturdays: mems FURNISHINGS
and military. Apply 63l King St..
Alexandria, MIR. LEVY. AL. 54O3
SALEsMAN-WholesaIe candy. to-
oacco and Sundries: must have car
Apply between s and 10 a m or 1
70 u pm :Sl5 NJ street NV. is
Evening star., 1952-05-15
HELP MEN
ATTRACTIVE

ATTRACTIVE opportunity for mar
rled men on large. established all
white debit; pleasant outside work:
5-day, week; age 36-45; S55 week
and large commission. SUN LIFE
INSURANCE CO, 1910 Vermont ave.
MATURED MEN. 1870. to meet pub
lie, for light sales work hrs.
daily; about S55 wkly.: no exper.
nee. Apply 1o-2 pm, RIM. 102.
40 18th st. NV.
PART TIME-Sales by appointment
no canvass1ng; evenings and week
ends: car; about $50. Apply 5lb
Rhode Island ave. ne, between d
and z pm. MR.. CRANK. -l6
HAVE YOUR OWN BUSINESS, Asen-
cieS open in Washington area for ma :
tionally advertised product Author
lied representative will help selected
applicants get started. Call TU. 1882
for interview before noon.
ABLE FOUNTAIN MAN, good pay and
meals; experienced only with refs.
OIL. 5000. MR.. STANSILL. --l6
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
For right man with car to earn as
much as $500 per wk.; will train
as salesman; no eXper. nee. For
appt.. call RA. 4400. -15
Evening star., 1952-05-15
HELP MEN
MEN WANTED
PART TIME

$50 per week. working ewes. 7 til o.;
Sat. ell day. Car necessary. Write
Box lSl-Y. Star. is
YOUNG MAN. to work in eIectrica al
supply house. Apply after pm.
c. A. LEPPERT, 914 Eye st. NV.
MAN with good scholastic
background for position in large.
local. general insurance agency EX-
cellent opportunities for advance
ment. Inside office duties. Expert
ence in insurance underwriting
preferable, but not required. Apply
YOUNG & SIMON, $40 Woodward
Bldg. IN
YOUNG MAN, 20 to e5 yrs, high
school grad. for general Office work,
with electrical wholesaler. Moderate
starting salary, with excel. oppor-
tunlty for advancement for able and
ambitious person. Write Box 134-
YOUNG MAN. Is to 80, high school
to train for accounting position.
Call at SWIFT & CO.. Ist and l. ne.
or phone DI. $50.
YOUNG MAN. 1890. no experience
necessary. to be trained for Office
routine; permanent position; 5-day
4u-hour week: pleasant working
conditions, liberal discount on pur-
chases. insurance and hospitaliZa-
ton. retirement plan. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. employ
menI Office. p ST n q 16
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Salesman

With executive ability to represent
leading office equipment manufac-
turer. Permanent connection with
excellent opportunity for advance
ment. Applicants must be under
40 years of age and have a min
lmum OF 3 years proved successful
sales experience. Territory in South
ern Maryland and Baltimore. Draw
against commission and bonus, plus
other benefits. Write for inter
view, giving full details. experience
BIT. .607 st. Paul ST., Baltimore =,
Evening star., 1952-05-15
HELP MEN

DRIVER. for frozen food
distributor; aged 25-4O. must be
reliable and know city. EXper. pre-
ferred. EDW BOXER FROSTED
FOODS, INC, 1880 Okie st. ne. LA.
t-S'}1O. lis
DRIVERS. for fuel oil de-
livery year round Apply NET
ROPOLITAN PETROLEUM CO.
INC, Bethesda, Md. Mr.. Evans,
WI. 6l00. 1T
Evening star., 1952-05-15
SALESMAN

No previous exper.; proven earnings
between rS,0tW and Sl0.Oo0 yearly
Phone RE 1910. Ext. 80, between
J.? ana > pm. -19
SALESMEN--Iet us set you up as a
dealer on storm windows and fenc-
ing; we wholesale only A g. B
WHOLESAL ERS. 10 4-646S
Statesmen with training ability and
desire TO manage own agency; open-
inGS in Washington area for nation
ally advertised product Repeat busi-
ness gives unlimited opportunity. No
high pressure selling. Interview By
appt Cal Mr. BRAY. 8 NJ. 10
noon. To. 5:,S"o. is
statesmen t?l 50 o00-Sl0.oo0 cali
5er, thorough training; no canvass
ing draw versus commission. Call
personnel manager, ENCYCLO-
PEDIA BRITTANICA, RE. 69l1.
Two young men for
established and protected city terri
tories IN Washington; national or
g9n!hatlon. salary. commission.
bonus. Phone for appointment. L. c.
SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS
INC. MI. 5000. -l6
SALESMEN-Part time or students,
sell insect yaDorizer Can YOU 90
better than $50 an hour? 6l5 3nd
st. NV ia