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GENERAL OFFICE WORK. some
typinR, knowledge OF Bookkeeping
helpful; white, not over 35. Area
4th and H streets ne. 9 to $50,
Mon. through Fri. Call Mr.,
\ P 3 aSaaIy 81 $3.50 ,as s.r.r., msr.
n, ". ave. NV. Ma. s-iO7s. IA
HOUSEKEEPER. man and wife, un-
usual, $500 mo-; swell place, drive
car. ianitor MISS DODGE at
BoYp's. 200 18th cor. G, MA. s.
HousEKEEPER. white. intelligent,
home; 3 children. 10-14. Would
consider a couple. Box 1854, Star,
HOUSEMOTHER, Tor rural bows
military school: position to begin
September 1856 salary will in
clude board and room. Box l6-Y
HOUsEMOTHER. Protestant chill
dren's home. Mature person, live
in. Excel remuneration. MA; s.
INSTANCE Want self-reiiant
young lady with initiative and imag-
nation to help build small agency
specializing in aviation ms, Fire
and cas- fxIe6 typ onn.r s rsaS sa
Shorthand desirable but not a req
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN teacher
by native, individual and group
classes JU. 9-7499. -15
INTERVIEWER-For pvt. admitting
office. Varied and interesting work
Ability to work with people and to
work under pressure. Clerical du-
ties require accuracy in detail. Type
10 w.pm or better. KNOWLEDGE OF
medical terminology helpful. 40-hr
wk includes alternate Sat, sun.
and holiday work. Hrs, 2:30 pm.
to II pm Age @5-45. Apply In
person CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL,
between 9 am. and 3 pm. Monday
Sorry, no phone calls.
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CASHIER

Must be exper. on MGR 1000 ma
chine excel salary: permanent po-
sition: many company benefits. Ask
for Mrs. Yeattes, MARvIN'S. 734 9TH
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SAIL SALES CLERK :

For dry cleaning laundry work
OIL counter OF attractive. modern
STA-NU Store. No exper necessary
we pay you during training Faid
vacation, disqualification and over
time. @ a. S LAUNDRY. 4419 Bal
timore ave. HyattSVille la
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Sales Minded Woman

Excellent pay. hours open.
GOOD refs Apply eb2b oeor-
gta ave, ROOM / lower level,
Monday ~ 2 Pm. ehafp.
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RESIDENT MANAGER

Opportunity for settled woman
under 90 with private income 10
manAFe small downtown apartment
building; near Conn ave and X
Apartment MANAGEMENT experience
msnt Apply HERBERT HARVEY
4 INC, pig 18th ht NV. between =
and 4 p.m Monday Ia
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18
Name Westfield Resident
To Tidewater Sales Post

NEW YORK = Albert w. Baxter
of 500 Forest Road, Westfield, N.
J., has been promoted to the post
of sales supervisor in the newly
acquired fredericksburg, Md, terri
tory of Tidewater Oil Company. it
was announced by company Off
cials today.
Baxter will be responsible for
sales in the area formerly covered
by the Holt Oil Company along the
Eastern Shore of Maryland; in
most of the State of Delaware, and
in the area around Chambersburg
Pa. Holt, long a Tidewater dis
tributor, was recently purchased
by Tidewater.
Baxter joined Tidewater i'm April
Of 1886 as a member of a dealer de-
velopment crew in the company S
Middle-Atlantic District, with head
quarters in Philadelphia. Later
that same year he was named an
automotive salesman working out
of Scranton, Pa, and three years
later he was named a district ser
vice station supervisor in Scran-
ton. In 1916 he became a sales en-
gineer at Philadelphia. He was pro-
NOTED to the post of district service
station planning supervisor in 1854
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18
So
Soks Up! Sign Upl Look Opi
JOIN THE
GROUND
0R . RIVER
CORPS

Telephone: 1871 or 4s4s

Flashi Open house at the Ground
Observer Post is May 10. The pub
lie is invited to see the GOC vol
unteers on duty. 1t might be a
good idea for observers to watch
the others and get ideas for i'm
proving their own methods.
Members of the COO will have
their monthly meeting on May 21
in the Community Building at 700
p. m. New recruits are asked to
attend.
Remember! Eligibility for the
airplane fight depends on the
number of volunteers you recruit
for the Ground Observer Corps
Let recruit and fly" be your mot
to.
Is war necessary for peace?
That is a question that has been
argued for centuries, and probably
will be for centuries to come But
in case of war, the United States
must be prepared to protect her
citizens. One of the most effec-
tive early-warning systems now
in effect in the United States is
the Ground Observer Corps. Join
now and do your part in defending
America.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18

544.33, with an estimated reyenuo
OF s574,279.S4, indicating a defIcit
at the beginning of S107, 900.
No expense for Sussax County
Prison is in the proposed budget
since it will be taken over July i
by the state. This eliminates an
item of S142,S92.
However, the expenses of some
Oh the other departments have
oeen increased. The board of as
sessment shows almost double the
amount allotted last year because
OF the work involved in the reas-
sessment. The annra.;.ss-- -
granted this department is $4,000
The Department of Elections al
so shows big increase. based
largely on the general registration
with S19,S50 estimated for tha
coming year as compared ~ 80 80
$1,000 of last year. An anneonr' sne
alton of $24,277, has bean 49,
for the general election in Noye,, ven
ber.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18
Sun Chorus Will
Sing Tomorrow

The Sun Oil Employees Athletic
Association Chou will climax a
highly successful season at $3.50
p. m. on Saturday, May 10, when
it presents its first annual concert
at the Smedley Junior High School.
18th and Upland Streets, Chester.
Tickets are fifty cents and may be
purchased at the door.
Forty employees will sing under
the direction of DR.. Clyde R. Deng-
Ter, well-known teacher and choral
director. Clyde DengleF, Jr., is as
sociate director, and Robert Green
is the pianist.
Featured in the concert will be
two groups of numbers by the
Dengler Family and the renderings
of barber shop quartet consisting
of Sichard P. Barbor, James H.
Ferris, Robert C. Jagel and Andre
w. Pollock.
The Chorus began rehearsals in
February, 1855, as an organized ac-
tivity of the Sun Oil Employees Ath-
letic Association.
The concert will be the ninth ap-
pearance OF the chorus since re-
hearsals were resumed last Sep
tember. Appearances have been
made before the Marcus Hook Re
finery Sapphire Club, the Philadel-
phia Office Quarter Century Club,
Past Grand Masters, /. o. o. F.,
the Safety and Fire Protection Di-
vision of the American Petroleum
Institute and the Parent Teacher
Associations of Trainer and Marcus
Hook. The chorus also participa-
ted in the Chester Junior Chamber
of Commerce Cavalcade of Stars.
Newly elected officers are: Rob
ert G. Jagel, president; Richard P
Barbor, vice-president; Miss Mar
garet Thayer, secretary; ]. How
ard Wolfe, treasurer; Wallace Gift
ford, librarian; and Miss Kathleen
Callaghan, Miss Elizabeth Chand-
Ter, Miss Ann Davis, Clifford Har-
cis, Mrs. Martha Helms and Miss
Shirley Savage. directors.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18
Guard To Demonstrate
At Delaware Park

Although Delaware Parks race
meeting does not start until May
2S, there1l be plenty of excitement
and entertainment at the Stanton
plant this weekend. On Saturday,
the Delaware National Guard will
stage public demonstration of an
ti-aircraft artillery defense, in con-
junction with Armed Forces Day
observance. On Sunday, the attrac-
ton will be the second annual Fire
Fighters Field Day of the New
Castle Volunteer Firemen's Asso-
citation.
The National Guard program will
take place from 10 a. m. to p. m,
with the tracks large ID and C
parking areas the scene. Units of
the 198th Group of northern New
Castle County will man their 90
nm guns in defense against sim
ulated attack. Involved will be the
156th and 736th Gun Battalions.
There will be a demonstration of
the use of radar with modern anti
aircraft guns to detect, track and
destroy enemy aircraft. No firing
will be done but all the other steps
will be demonstrated. In charge
of operations will be Colonel J.
James Ashton, commanding officer
of the 198th. Participating will be
500 men with 200 pieces of equip
ment.
The Fire Fighters Field Day pro-
gram, 9 a. m. to 4:30 p. M, will
have all 19 New Castle County in
corporated fire companies taking
part in morning competitive evo-
lutions, with the afternoon given
over to displays and demonstra-
tions by personnel of the volunteer
firemen's association and educa-
tional committee. Following the
competition on the spacious ID
parking lot, Miss Delaware of 1856
Janice Olson of Newark-will
present the ]. Henry Topkis tro-
phy to the company earning the
most points in the eyes of the
Judges. The Elsmere company, un-
der Chief Paul Rambo, was the
winner last year. Morning compe-
tition will include three evolu-
tions-ladder, hose and drafting of
water. In the afternoon, there will
be demonstrations of firemen's lat
est protective clothing against fire,
rescue techniques, methods of at
tacking and controlling magnesium
fire, pouring of veritable wall of
water through so hose lines, and
entertainment by the Blue Rock
Drum and Bugle Corps of Post
1898, VFW, Collins Park, with "a
playing members and color guard.
The public, including children, is
advised to use the east entrance to
Delaware Park on the Stanton
Ogletown Road.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18

Mrs. Shitmatter has also an
nounced that a state degree rally
for the Rebekah branch of the
Order will be held in Harrington
on Friday evening, May 18th. The
degree staff of Naomi Rebekah
Lodge No. of Wilmington will ex-
emplify the degree. Mr.. Joseph M.
Croes, a past grand master Of the
Grand Lodge of Delaware will be
I'm charge.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18
Sussex Levy Court News

Levi S. Warrington of Seaford.
president of the Sussex County
Levy Court, announced at the meet
ing of the commissioners this week
that the complete assessment for
the county for 1856 is 9S,4O1. .416.
or an increase of S5,9S2,749 over
the $92,41S,667 of last year.
He said that this is due entirely
to new building and the general
development of the county.
The general reassessment, now
in progress, will not be used until
1857.
The tax rate has been continued
at so cents per 500 on real es-
tate with the same $1.00 capitation
tax.
The budget as presented for the
year beginning July /, totals
s61O,S84.0S with a similar estimated
revenue. Last years budget, as
presented at this time, was $751;
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18

The Initiatory Degree will be
conferred on six candidates from
Crystal Fount Lodge of Milford
and three candidates from Ocean
Wave Lodge of Rehoboth this COM
ing Monday evening, May 21st. All
members of the degree team please
be present.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18

On Thursday night. May "a, Flor
ence r. Strittmatter, President of
Rebekah Assembly of Delaware,
and staff will make their official
visit to Sarah Rebekah Lodge No.
16 IOOF and Laura Rebekah Lodge
No. II IOOF will present a pro-
gram this also happens to be the
gath birthday of Sarah Rebekah
No. 16 IOOF.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18

Mr.. Joseph Green, chairman of
the General Service Committee of
the Order has announced that the
next committee meeting would be
held in the rooms of Morning Star
Lodge No. in Smyrna, Delaware,
on Saturday evening. May 18th.
Following the meeting box social
will be held.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18
zoo CHILDREN

SAN DIEGO, Calf. = Up - The
Pournalles children, Linda, 10, and
Denise, 11A, don't have to learn
about animals from books.
The backyard of their two-bed-
room home is the 2O0-acre San Di-
ego zoo. Their father, George Pour
Males, is the zoos curator of man.
mails. Their address is San Diego
Zoo, San Diego 2.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18
TWO-LEGGED DOG

BAMBERG, S. @. - up - A
rat terrier has learr ed to walk on
cne front leg and one hind leg and
DIR. Robert Hirshberg, veterinar-
ian, said he was the first dog he
ever saw do so.
The dog has only three legs.
When one was broken and put in a
cast, the animal hobbled about on
two legs.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18
FAILS : TEETH
That Loosen
Need Not smbdrrdss

Many wearers of false teeth have
suffered real embarrassment because
their plate dropped, slipped or wob-
bled at just the wrong time. Do not
live in fear Of this happening to you.
Just sprinkle little FASTEETH, the
alkaline (non-acid) powder, on your
plates. Hold false teeth more firmly,
so they feel more comfortable. Does
not sour. Checks plate odor" (den-
ture breath). Get FASTEETH at any
drug counter.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18

ENGAGED-M and Mrs. Roger
e. Vandegrift of Indian River
Lodge, Miliville, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Joyce
Corrine, to Mr.. Leon G. Taylor,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond L.
Taylor, Sr., of Fenwick Island.
Miss Vandegrift is a graduate of
Lord Baltimore High School. She
is employed by DR.. Asher B. Carey,
Jr., in Selbyville. Mr.. Taylor is a
graduate of Selbyville High School
and is a marine engineer employ
ed by the Atlantic Refining Com
pany of Philadelphia.
A June wedding is planned.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18
Free Matches

In the so years since q match
company promoted free book match
es with tobacco purchases, tia
practice has grown to a point where
more than two out of each five
matches In the us. cost consumers
nothing.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-18

Read The Classified Ads
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FIRST TRUsT-Ss.30o. payable $50
ger month; 81 interest. Sell for
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Take U. s. TO $500 BALTIC. Blvd,
Hyattsville
wa. 7-444O UN. 1880
ASK For Mr.. Hakes; Open Til 9 PM.
FORD '55 Tudor "6'': fully equip. I;
owner; low milease; best offer.
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Take u. S. l to $500 BALTIC. Blvd.
Hyattsville
WA. 7-444o UN. $3.50
ASK For Mr.. Hakes; Open It'll Q Pm,
'55 2-door Belvedere:
radio, heater, powerflites low mi.s
must be seen to be Appreciated Qut~
standing for the low price Of Sl.6e5.
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WAREHOUSE FOR sALI

STEEL BUILDINGS for WAREHOUSES,
investigate the new iow-cost wonder
building with trustees clear spans
to 100 IT,; fireproof. quickly
erected. Box 1920. Alex, Va. Call
XII. 0-7639, XII. 8-316S.
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BANNING & SONS

g I11H Law. HWY. Sd. 81. JU, Y-bUU1
= PLYMOUTH 1916 4-dr.: black, ID
Is vary Mira che
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FORD 1856 Crown Victoria hardtpp
coupe; turquoise and white, equipped,
power steering; S2.4e5. cCc guar
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FORD 1876 Fordor sedan: fully
equipped, power steering. like new.
1000 mi. Diplomat leaving. ST.
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washington's Oldest olds Dealership
1l26 Goth st. NV. DI. 7.1003
STUDEBAKER 1913 Land CRUISER
radio, heater. cd; passed latest
Va. inspection; S125. IA. 2-0994.
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CONN. AVE. vIC.-Exec. on. and
secondary reception space; new air.
cond. BLDG; furn. or unfurn.; park
ing avail. DI. 7-0902.
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Ohio Williams Buick :
ARCADE PONTIAC I.
ARCADE PONTIAC

49, Irving 81 NV. AD, 4-s5UU
PONTIAC 1855 Star Chief converts
BILE coupe; blue and white, white
orion top. fully equipped; S2.096ss
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FORD 1886 Sunliner convertible: r.
and h.. Fordomatic: white top and
tires. red and white leather; costs
about $500: will take S2,695
Like smaller car, can take notes
Tor balance. Cali OIL. 2-s645.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Ohio Williams Buick

CHEW. $50 Bel Air 2-door: driven
only q few miles BY one careful own
er; like new throughout; must sacri-
fee; Sl,09b full price
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WATERFRoNT PRoP.-sALE

HERALD HARBOR-cottass. ali
mod. conveniences: mr.. water;
furn: livahle year round; % m, to
D. c.. will sacrifice. WA. 7-04S5.
OLORED-W ellington Beach lots.
terms. 10. 7-32l5, RE. 6-7777.
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CHAS. H. JAMESON,
REALTOR
Poolesyille 32es

FOUItsNIIIt o.O@
COLORED--S2O down. $50 month
buys for S100 an acre, TO 6-acre
tract; State road, power and phone
south d. c. TIE. 6-4131.
COLORED-SlOO down, $40 mo.
and Jaw timber; near the Potomac
RIVER. 90 mi. Sc. Of d. c. TIE.
6-4131.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

FIRST TRUST-SS.3O0, payable $50
per month; co interest. Sell fol
$1,000. LU. 1858.
WANT TO BUY deferred purchase
money End trust notes secured on
improved D. c., Md. or Va. prop
erty. Mr.. RABY, ST. 3-iSob.
GET CASH for your End trust:
quick. reliable service. Day phone
re; 6-l400: or night phone, ia. g.
2604. AL BAKER q SON. INC.
Dos N. WASHINGTON ST.. Alex. Va
fo oE SUzLf frS b TRUST g. Ho DSTss
81 500 down: over $500
S4, $50, Sc. S49.5O monthly; 800
$1,000 dn.; over $4,000
bldg .-loan. Price S3,25C
"a $50 End So. S4S mo-:
$1,000 down: over S11 900
s4' I55oS'-i Snd, Gree sss' $40 mo. $500
81, 800 down: o. over e! Sl2,o 700
: b ddg loan. Price $3.50
:, bid dS loan. Price g. s'.'OO $3.50,
~. 400 End, 60. $3.50 mo-:
$4,000 down: over $500
bldg. loan. Price S2,65(
81 900 2nd. 6es. $40 mo-:
$4,000 down: over $4,000
Bldg loan. Price S2.95C
S2;OOo down: over $4,000 ~
CALL MR.. sINDLER. no. S-i25;
TO BUY. SELL OR PLACE end trust
notes FAST Call THE TRUST MOTH
EXGHANGT MT AnEE
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FARMS
PROPERTIES FOR SALE

RhCHE led FOft DALI
ga. IO-rm. center-hall house.
mod. kit, h.-w.h., bath. garage, hem
house, lge. lawn, garden: quiet coun-
try town; 80 mi. D. c.; $1,000.
pa. 8 rms. bath, oil heat. mod.
kit, lge. lawn, garden. M. Seneca
and River I'd; 20 mi. D. c.;
$4,000, terms.
15-A.. old house, splendid stream.
improved road; ~ mi. D. c.; $4,000.
" cash.
7O-A.. hunting lodge or mink
ranch. 6;rm. house, bath and elec;;
sheds; high elevation in catoctin
Mountains where deer. wild turkey,
grouse hunting and trout fishing
IS at its best; 55 mi. D. c.; $4,000.
1OO-A.. summer retreat, new
3-rm. cabin, high in mountain on
Keys Gap I'd. mr.. historic Harpers
Ferry and Shenandoah River; 30
mi. D. c.; $4,000, 70 cash.
I1O-A.. 7-rm. house. 36x60 barn.
coTnhousso good dt tep ssI streams
and crops; 80 mi. D. c.; 100000,
terms.
1904. 6-rm. bungalow. oil h.-w.
b., tenant house, bsmt., barn, fertile
land. streams. game sanctuary. Mr..
Laytonsville. Mont. City,, Nd; $500
per A.. terms.
194-A.. S-rm. house, cleo. water
bsmt., barn, courthouse, gentle roll
ing land; mi. east Of Frederick:
$4,000. terms.
400-A.. 9-rm. center-hall main
house. cleo. water. bsmt.. barns. 2
cattle barns, superb grass and
water, 2 mi. hard road frontage;
rs mi. D. c.: $3.50 per A.
545-A. stock farm at $500 per A.
Several farms fronting on Poto-
mac River. Prices start, $500 per A.
.119-A.. 10-rm., .2la-bath house.
refgr., 22x56 liv, rm., firepl.; mod.
ten. house, bsmt., barn. silo: new
imp, shed; fertile land. superb view:
equip. to handle show cattle; 80
IO-A. on high elev.: near Ger
mantown; rs mi. D. c.: at S4O0
13S-A., DAMASCUS, MD; 2 mod.
houses fronted on 8 roads: owner
leaving country; priced for immed.
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VACATION PLACES

CAPE COD. MASs.-Furn. 2-bedrm
cottage. mr.. Hyannls: good beaches
summer theaters, fishing: sos wk.
$3.50 2 Wks. KE. 7-0025,
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR sALE
BANNING q SONS

1858: r. and h., ali-mod.
ern equipment new custom seat
covers. ETC.; thousands Of UNUSED
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON 2na rRUsTs--we viii
Nd or Va, Reasonable rates, Ma
TIoG.NII4AL MORTGAGE 4 INVEST
MENI CORP. 1912 N 7 ave. NV
4l$ss MORTGAGE LOANS-conVen.
tional 20-yr. plan. No life insurance
necessary. MR.. SMITH. OIL. 2-11l1
FIRST AND sECOND TRUST LOANS
pur BARLOW REALTY CO. Real
tors. 1881 @ st NV ME-. o-2495
End TRUST OWNERS, ATTENTION!
Don't sell before getting my prompt
absolutely top spot-cash offers! Nd.
Va, d. c. Mr.. QUICK. 10. 4-6565.
800
CASH IN ONE Day
End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

WE NEED MORE LOTS, acreage or
farms In D. c. or nearby Nd. KAY
REALTY CO.. RA. $4,000.
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BUICK AS: little Special, Splendid
cond.. $40. $40 down. Mr.. SIM
MONS. LANB-2T00
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FORD "a COW. ''s": cd, r, h.,
tras; / owner; gar. kept; new-car
cond.; Fin. ARRANGED. JU. 5-0l04.
HILLMAN '53 Calf. hardtoD; cream
wfblack interior
A CREAM PUFF. Sze7.
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BUICK SO Special 4-door; equip;
one owner; irnmac. throughout;
$995, full price, trade and terms.
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AUTOS FOR SAFE lcont. ]

BUICK 80 Roadmaster Riviera
power steering, power windows and
seats, Wv. tires. tinted glass,
beautiful throughout: sharpest
Buick in town. only $685.. Safety
tested for your protection; 30-day
written warranty. PAUL BROS.
tOLDS), Wis. and Ellicott st. NV.
KE T-l30S. Sun. call KE T-13OO.
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BANNING q SONS

FORD 1851 Customline VS.: beauti-
tul maroon finish. modernseuuipment
30. 900 actual miles, guaranteed.
Special. S4Ah
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

DODGE 1881 coronet 4-dr.; syro:
ssss Win 's sssriiss, s4Ss. Lo Sss I.
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IT'S BEST TO STOP
AUTO AND EJECT
WASP HITCHHIKER

A bee or wasp in the car
might seem funny offhand.
but it can cause trouble if
you don't know how to
handle the situation, So
what do you do?
If you're really a stole.
you can ignore it. But even
if you're not afraid of getting
stung. you still should pull
the. car to the side of the
road out of the line of traf-
fic. Roll down all the win
dows and gently shoe the
insect out with a newspaper,
a folded road map, or any,
thing handily waveable. If
the winged monster can't be
coaxed out, then bide your
time and swat it.
If you get stung in the
process-well. at zero miles
per hour, you'll at least be
alive to feel it.
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MIAMI BEACH. Fla.-Tourist
interests here report the biggest
summer business in this resort
city's history.
Fulfilling pre-summer season
estimates. the current peak busi-
ness is being enjoyed by hotels,
motels and public carriers that
bring the thousands of people to
Miami Beach.
According to such business
groups as the Greater Miami
Beach Motel Association, this
summers business is to be about
Is per cent over last years highly
successful summer season.
Resort operators are now pre-
dieting that Miami Beach has
seen the last Of its formerly ira
ditional seasonal business and
tthat tourist business now is based
On ear-around economy. Less
busy months of May, September
and October.