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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

The spectacular supporting
card includes Yukon Eric VS..
Hans Herman, Verne Gagne VS..
Irish Mike Clancy, Hans Schmidt
VS.. Mario Malano and a tag team
bout that will send Ray and Roy
Shire against John and Girls
Tolos.
The Poffo.Snyder feud, one of
the bitterest in the ANIMALS OF
wrestling's savage vendettas,
promises plenty of fireworks.
Poffo has beaten Snyder twice,
but each time he profited from
the fall tactics of his manager
second, Bronko Lubich. This time
Jack Sharkey. former world
heavyweight boxing champion,
and a second referee will be on
hand to make sure that Poffe
and Lubich stay within the rules.
Cowboy Bob Ellis. a handsome
ex.paratrooper and one-time ro-
dec luminary, calls his bout with
Dick the Bruiser "the greatest
opportunity of my life" They
have met before. AS a last-min-
ute substitute, Ellis took on the
fearsome Bruiser in studio tel
evision show two weeks ago
Time ran out before either gladi.
ator could prove his mastery, but
Ellis had the Bruiser writing
in his bulldogging hold when the
television cameras blinked off.
II know I can beat the
Brviser," says Ellis. ~ would
have beaten him in our Tv
match IL ! had only . minute
or two more. ! had him for
sure with my bvlIdogsins hold.
I'm not a man who likes TO
brag, but know he couldn't
have broken out. He was whip
ped and he knew II. The bell
saved him."
Dick the Bruiser meets this
assertion with snarling disdain.
Ellis is a bum," rapps thu
Bruiser. "He was lucky to las
10 minutes with me the frs
time. | hear he's been telling ev
cryone he beat me. I'll teach hin
some manners this time"
Tickets, priced at 81, So ane
81 are now on sale at the Olym
pia box office and at the dowr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

DETROIT-The Detroit Tigers
throughout Michigan and Ohio
will conduct IL tryout camps
this Summer, it was announced
today by Ed Katalinas. director
OF the scouting department.
From June 16 when the Battle
Creek area will be screened UNI
til July % when Upper PENN
sula prospects assemble at Sault
Ste. Marie tryout sessions will be
operated continuously by Tiger
scouts.
Boys between the ages of Is
and % are eligible to take part
In the tryouts and display their
wares. They will be given
thorough tests in all phases of
| fundamentals and will have am
pie opportunity to perform com
petitively.
1.-The purpose of the tryouts,
Katalinas explained, "is TO look
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
Spartans Seek Batting Punch

catcher Don Gilbert (34D.
But many Of the better bat
ters are back again. and almost
in every instance their averages
are down. An exception is out
fielder John Russell. who is Pse-
ing the club with 400. Last sea-
son he finished with at.
But look at some of the others:
Star outfielder Dean Look is
down from .4l2 in the confer
ence last spring and BAT over
all TO a .342 mark thus far this
spring. Second baseman John
Fleser is down from $40 TO .273.
Short stop Dick Golden has
dropped from .275 to 200. In
fielder Jerry Korwak, who hit
500 in eleven games last spring
now is at pit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
Welterweight Champ
Wins With One Hand

ST. LOUIS, Mo- - (CNS) -
| felt something give in my
1eht hand when hit him high
on the head in the second
r. nd were the words of Don
Jordan, who beat Virgil Atkins
IN a unanimous decision at Keil
Auditorium. Defending the vel.
terweight title of the world
with just one hand-was a chal.
lenge indeed few fighters must
meet but Jordan did il with
grace. Now he may take that
date in the Garden this sum-
mer, depending on what ex-rays
show about the hurt hand.
Each earning about SGT
Atkins cut was held to be sliced
by the Tax Dept. for $4,000
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
Tiger Try-out Camp
Schedule Told

over all the boys who might not
ordinarily come to our attention.
We find this an excellent method
of clearing up the key areas"
Similar trials have turned up
approximately so prospects with
in the past couple years. Kata-
linas reported. In addition to
youngsters signed on the spot
a great number have ticketed
for follow-up observation by De-
troit scouts.
After the Battle Creek tryouts
the mobile scouting unit will set
up camps at Grand Rapids. Flint,
Easts Detroit, West Detroit, Ham
tramck, Wyandotte, Berkeley, Mt.
Pleasant and Toledo, Ohio.
Director in charge of the tai
ent search will be Steve Gromek
assisted by Scouts Pat Mullin
Tommy Bridges and Ray Meyers
and by Fred Capoferi and Sam
Madden, sub scouts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

Then q former manager. Arthur
ibert slapped him with a S12,.
90 slit. Atkins was the former
,hamp, having lost his title to
ordan in December in Los An
.eles. This fight. in st. Louis
was home ground to him and
his fans cheered generously.
From the second round on,
Jordan's hand was hurt but it
never stopped the champion.
Bluffing with the right, he
piled up points with the left as
Atkins kept coming, swinging
wildly. In the 14th, Atkins fore
ed Jordan through the lower
rope. fell on top of him to
loudly screaming crowd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
Azaa&rHS'
SPORTS
CRAP
ey Jim BUTLER
sy JIM BUTLER

les Dodgers couldn't use Earl
Robinson, so they say.
q
Baseball sponsors are proud
OF A. c. Mills young Detroiter
they financed to the Steak .
Beans League. Mills was down
IN Tigertown this January be.
cause Clarence Bostic, DR.. J. B.
Greene, Jesse COSBY, Clarence
klce, Andrew Harris, Randolph
Wallace, Forest Green and
friends thought he was major.
league material.
The former Detroit Tribune
salesboy is back in town with
some nice stories of how he was
treated by all the maior.Ieagu.
ers in the Spring tryout schools.
He left with an invitation from
Pat Mullins and from there the
center fielder from Second Bap.
fist Church showed to Phil Seq
hi and Arthur Williams. He
came back to town with a con
tract to play with Ted Raspbcr-
rvs Detroit Stars.
All boys five to IA years old
are invited to join the jefferson
one of Michigan's leading light
Junior Boys Club. supervised by
weights, Eli Leggett. The next
open-housc boxing show will be
Tuesday. May 5, at 7:30 pm. in
the recreation room. Building
402, 1921 John Lodge Express.
way.
The proceeds to 90 toward
equipment for the gygm. Meet
ing nights are Tuesday, Wednes
day and Thursday from 6 to lC
pm. For further information
contact Eli Leggegtt, Building
404. Unit TAB. sponsored by the
Neighborhood Service Organiza
ton.
JIM BUTLER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

town Grinnell Brothers store.
Choice seats remain in all loca-
tons. Preferred tickets will be
sold, as usual, on strict first
come. first.seryed basis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
Drive Safely

DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1859
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

The search for another Joe
Iouis from Detroit goes on, but
not since the days Of the Bronze
pommber has such a champion
hsen found. Last week a breath
81 fresh air blew into the stale
~ rooms where boxers practice
their business. His name is Nor
ris Nicely. The most interesting
hing about this rousing new
personality is not what he has
already done, but what he is
likely to do in the future.
tough body, and a will to win
A great natural talent, a
these are what makes ring ex-
nerls think Nicely will be a star
in the future.
Ne was born in Detroit, Oct
S. 1893. The yovngsfer Is mar
ried and has four children.
CoIorfvl Nicely Is . combina.
tion OF high intelligence and
the ability 70 box. He attend.
ed Central State College al
wiIbebrforee, Ohio, before he
decided 10 take up PAO-fighf.
ing.
For two years he SERVED in
the 8l7th FAB. where he won
the championship of England for
the Air Force. He was runner
I'D for the European theater and
competed in the Cism. Alto
cether Morris has had around
forty amateur fights. He was a
fnalist of the Golden Gloves of
1867 and lost only six scraps.
The two pro-fights that Medley
has had we're won by knockouts.
Ills big fists Knocked out Lon
ME Schiller of Bay City in the
third; and James Johnson of De-
troit in the second. He is being
trained by Jamaica Harold Smith
and managed by Oliver Wilson,
Jr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

ting average in IS games. In the
"a games of the full season State
hit .304.
This season, with II games
played and the rugged Big Ten
schedule looming just ahead, the
Spartans are hitting an anemic
PAL.
Some of the better hitters
from the fine 1858 club are gone,
including such potent stickers
as Capt. Frank Palamara 1880.
outfielder Ted Kearly (377. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
BY Collie J. Nicholson

GRAMBLING. La Especial -
Athletic Director, Eddie Robin
son, announced Monday that
Grambling has signed a two-year
football pact with Bishop College
of Marshall, Texas.
The cross-state rivals will play
in 1859 and 1860. Dallas will be
the site of the first game on
Sept. 10.
Bishop, coached by foxy
Dwight Fisher is enroute to more
consistent contention in area and
intersectional competition after
a seven-year hiatus that saw the
Parsons make headlines in ath
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
Another Mat Match
For Olympia, May End

The era in wrestling which captivated mat fans
here in its first appearance last month"; will return to the
Olympia Stadium Saturday May q with another outstand
ing double main event plus al-star supporting card
Wilbur Snyder will make another attempt to dethrone
Angelo Pofo as IT, S. heavyweight champion in one of the
feature matches In the companion piece Cowboy Ellis will
seek Dick the Bruser reign of terror in the heavy
weight ranks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
Bishop Is Grid Foe Of Grambling

lctics with embarrassing infre-
quency.
Fisher led Bishop through an
81 campaign last fall.
Grambling will play a lO-game
slate for the first time since
1855 when il won national Negro
championship honors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

AT the time Pupsie Green was
shipped to Minneapolis by the
Red Sox. he was batting 1927
lie had been officially at bat So
times and made 10 hits. He had
four home runs which tied him
with Frank Malzone for the club
lead. He had 10 runs batted in.
AT any rate there are a few OF
us on the outside who can say
that the Boston Red Sox should
havve kept Green. The organi-
zation was the only team in the
major leagues which had never,
until this Spring, even so much
as taken a tan athlete to train
ing camp with them.
The st. Louis Cardinals cut
Julio Gofay; the Phillies dropp-
cd Ruben Amaro, the Cincinnati
cut Jess Gender and Los Ange-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

EAST LANSING, Mich - The mystery of the year in
Michigan State baseball is whats happened to the Spar
tans batting punch?'
Unless veteran Coach John Kobs finds the answer to
the puzzer and correc the situation promptly it could be
long. long season.
, 1959-10-30
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, 1959-10-30

w. Fritz Humphreys. Monoge1. The Chose Muahonm
B0nk, Virgin 1slonds Brdnches. cordially invites its
shareholders, dePosi'ors. patTons and friends toso r.
cepton and cocktail portY in honor Of Mi. David Rocke-
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other Executives and Officers Of the Buak. 70 be held
Tuesday, November 3, 1859 qt St. croix By he SEQ.
from five to seven o'clock pm.
, 1959-10-30

nv THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DISTRICT OF 81. cRo1x, cHRIsr1ANsTED JuRrsD1cr1oN
In the Matter Of the Application Of
REINALDO FREDERICK POWIIS
For Correction of Public Record and MISC. Nc. 8 1850
For change of Name.
TO WHOM IT CONCERN
Notice IS hereby given that it heabove entitled proceed
ing an order was entered the LIST day of October, 1859 adiudg-
ing the change ct name Of the applicant herein from RENAL
DO FREDERICK POWLTS . REINALDo FREDERIro
PAULU
Dated: October q. 1885.
Americ Z. Christian
oo-0lol Attorney for Petitioner
, 1959-10-30
PROBATE NO. 9 81
NOTICE oF FINAL AccoUNT

NOTICE is. HEREBY GIVEN that the Administrators
herein has filed = anal>account. Any interested person object
ing to the final account or the distribution proposed therein
shall file or serve upon the Administrative a written state
of her objections prior to December 8, 1853. "A hearing on the
final account has been set for 10000 M, December !, 1859.
Martha b. PrssbY
Administrators
Dated: October Is, 1859
YOUNG AND SHERWOOD, Esqs.
Attorneys atlaw -~.
LIB King Street .~an.s
Christiansted, ST. Croix /
Virgin Islands 2A07-2-Q
, 1959-10-30

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. cROIA. cERTsTIANsTED JURISDICTION
In the Matter of the Estate of
EDWIN I. PRESBY B 10. 9-5
Deceased -
NOTICE 81 FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE Is. HEpERY GWEN Hat 4ha Aamin;u4.a4-;.
, 1959-10-30
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN

Almeric Z. Christian
Attorney for Petitioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-17
BoyAngIing Improving;
Jumbo Spot Now Biting

charter boat OF Little Cove
Point brought IN 40. Trout
also are being taken there and
on the Chinese Mud
Hardhead fishermen are ind
ing some OF James Island
opposite Cove Point. They fish
In II to Is feet Of water just
outside the line Of crab pots.
Up the Patuxent at Benedict
there are many medium sized
spot and great many perch
and rockfiSh too small to keep.
Best hardhead report is out
Of Chesapeake Beach which
said the head boat caught 200
one night this week on the Clay
Banks The same source said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-17

there were plenty of spot and
small rock.
Anglers out Of Deale also are
finding spot abundant along
with a few trout and one or
two snapper blues. Perch fish,
ing is reported good with the
fish just over the legal 8 inches.
They are mixed with King
Williams.
Boats out Of Tilghman are
catching hardhead on the
Sands between Popular and
Sharp's Islands as we'll as some
large founders and many spot.
Pan rockfish are biting near
ShaTp's Island.
Eastern Bay anglers are get
ting fair catches Of rock troll
ing as well as some good-sized
hardheads.
Boats are still taking rock of
Thomas Point as well as an
occasional keeper up the South
River. Spot are in the lower
part Of the river while bluegills
and perch are biting upstream.
Is White Marlin BOated
Ocean City had its best day
Of the season for white marlin
last Monday when Is we're
boated. all but seven of which
we're released. Only five boats
were out. The fish we're found
on the Fifty Fathom Curve, 10
miles southwest Of the Jack
Spot.
The same day saw a broadbill
swordfish taken aboard Capt.
Edward T. Hatter's Cecil B.
The fish. weighing 100 pounds,
was boated in IS minutes by
DR.. Charles Hawkins of Spring
Grove. Pa.
Blues up to 4 pounds and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-17

small tuna are reported still
odshore while founder fishing
is said to be good in the inlet
and Synepuxent Bay.
Trolling out OF Indian River
Inlet continues good with blues
on the Ridge and small tuna
Just outside the Ridge. Sea
bass and porgy fishing have
fallen of.
Down at Cape Charles an
glers are having a field day
with cobia. Five boats out Of
the Kings Greek Marina
brought in as one three-day
week end. Last week end %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-17

Burton brought in a marlin this
week.
Similar reports we're received
at Chincoteague, Va, although
blues, bonito and tuna are re-
ported still offshore. Many king
fish and trout are said to be
biting in the surf at Assateague
Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-17

For the benefit Of new boat
men. here are some others:
Channels are marked by red
nun buoys (theSe have pointed
tops) on one side. black can
buoys (flat topsl on the other.
Keep to the right within this
channel.
Red and black spars Ground
timbers) sometimes are used
instead Of nun and can buoyS.
Their meaning is the same.
Red buoys are marked with
even numbers. black with odd
numbers. The numbers get
larger as you enter the channel
or river.
Black and white vertical
striped buoys mark mid-chan-
mel They may be passed on
either side.
Red and black horizontally
striped buoys mark obStruc-
lions. Pass on the side tndi-
Gated by topmost color if top
stripe is red. keep buoys 70
right entering channel.
Clear all buoys by at least
so feet.
Don't anchor in channels.
You will obstruct traffie and
perhaps cause a boat TO 60
aground. And remember. tying
up to a buoy is a federal ofense.
The Potomac River Power
Squadron viii have its third
scheduled navigator's contest Of
the season Sunday although
only one actually has been
held.
The first, scheduled to start
from the West River Yacht
Club. was weathered out The
second took place at Smiths
Greek.
Sixteen boats took part. in
GLIDING three guests from the
Patuxent Power Squadron
At the end, the Sandra Jane.
skippered by Carl Smucks.
finished in a tie with q guest
boat captained by l. A Kelly
Their margin Of error was only
80 seconds.
Second was another guest
craft skippered by Frank Combs
with an error of So seconds.
while third was Chris Anna
costs Sailfish with an error Of
one minute and Z seconds
Actually, guest boats do not
place in the oficial standings
Ofhcial third for the Potomac
Squadron was Alfred Castle in
the Blue Chip II.
This Sunday Selhy Bay
Yacht Club will be the host.
Additional refunds Of State
fuel taxes also are available
from the various states. -
COVELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-17

There's good news for bay
fishermen this week end Things
are looking up.
The same cannot Be said for
fresh water fishing The heavy
rains raised and muddied the
rivers so that at last report the
Potomac. Rsppahannock and
South Fork Of the Shenandoah
were above normal and OF
color.
On the ocean the long spell
of dark and threatening
weather cut into the fishing
Boats Just haven't been going
out. On the other hand there
are plenty Of fish odShore from
a big run Of oOhia At Cape
Charles. Va 20 marin on
Ocean City. Nd
Spot have spread pretty
much al over Chesapeake Bay
and they're getting bigger.
Hardhea6s are biting vel IN
certain places and rockhSh
trolling is improving after q
slump Trout also are being
caught in good nunberx
Some Blues Caught
Boats out Of Smiths Creek
are taking Up TO 100 SPOT and
as many as 20 to 50 sea trout
weighing up to II pounds over
Shell Hill On the Southwest
Middle Grounds near Smiths
Island Mixed With the catches
are a few snapper blues
Other good catches have been
made Just above PUNT No
Point Small boats are catching
some spot In CornfeId HsrboE
and at the mouth Of Smiths
Greek
Up the Potomac SPOT and
some trout are biting IN the
shadows along ST. Georges
Island as far As Pney Point
They also are being taken N
st. Georges Greek Trolling for
pan rock also IS productive as
far as Steusr1's Petroleum Pier
but IS SlOE At TAN TInbe-s
except for very small fish Up
at MOrgsrtOEn good catches Of
rock still are being made near
the Potomac River Bride
Capt. Harry WOodburn AZ
SolOmOns reports spot splenry
with some Of jumbo size A skin
fisherman. defyIng the rain.
caught 100 one morning AZ the
mouth Of the PztuxenL A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-17

were boated on Saturday and
% on Sunday. Only three we're
OF citation size, over As pounds,
however. Largest was a 65-
FOUNDER.
Small boats still are taking
trout drifting in the channel
of Cape Charles.
At Wachapreague, Va, fioun-
der fishing continues very good
but the weather has cut into
the offshore angling. Capt. Bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-17
FORE AND AFT:
Reqotto at SoIomons
Tuneupfo for D. C. Meet
FORE AND AFT:

The powerboat fraternity
will race at Solomons Island
this week end as a tuneup for
the Capital Power Boat Asso-
cations annual regatta next
week end between Memorial
and l4th Street Bridges.
The Solomons regatta tomor-
row and Sunday is sponsored
by the Solomons Yacht Club
and will have classes for in
boards, outboards and stock
outboards.
Most consistent winner among
Capital Power Boat members
is Art McDougall. who drives
q AZ cubic-inch hydro. Road
Runner. Art has brought home
seven trophies from eight regat-
tas, all based on seconds and
thirds.
Yves LuSby, who cracked up
his new $50 cubic-inch stock
hydro in the regatta at st,
Michaels, will be back in ac-
ton at Solomons.
The races in Washington are
expected to draw at least 200
entries from all parts of Region
4 of the American Power Boat
Association. Drivers will trail
their boats from as far as
North Carolina, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
The events will start at II
am. Saturday and at noon
Sunday.
The waterways have their
sign posts just like highways
and one of the first things to
memorize is Red Right Re-
turning" meaning to keep the
red buoys to starboard as you
enter a channel or river from
open water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-17
SPORTSMANS
CALENDAR

SHOOTING
NATIONAL CAPITAL SKEET AND
TRAP CLUB-25th annual Dikfricf q
Columbia Trapshooting championships
tomorrow and Sunday On club grounds
on Route IS seven miles north q
Rockville, Nd Events start Al ESQ
CLUB-Middle Atlantic Regional Pistol
CHAMPIONSHIPS today. TOMORROW and
Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1959-02-12
World Prayer Is
Urged By BOggs

Governor ]. Caleb Boggs, in
calling for statewide observance
of World Day of Prayer, has
urged all Delawareans to attend
services or at least pause for a
minute of prayer on Friday,
Feb. l3.
In proclamation issued at
his office in Dover, the chief ex-
ecutive pointed out that "the
World Day of Prayer will be OBJ
served this year in many places
throughout the world where
humble peoples, living against
a background of universal ten
sion and uncertainty, WILL" ac-
cording to Governor Boggs,
bow their heads and lift up
their hearts to Almighty God in
prayer"
Governor Boggs also pointed
out that on Feb. l3, church
women in Delaware will join
with church women throughout
the Nation to form what he re-
ferred to as IAN articulate and
inspiring chain of human pray
err"
Statewide observance of World
Day of Prayer, annually observ-
ed on the first Friday of Lent, is
sponsored by the United Church
Women of Delaware. Present at
Governor Boggs' Office for the
signing of proclamation were
Mrs. Edward Wilkins, of Dover,
state chairman of Christian
World Missions, and Mrs. S.
Marcellus Blackburn, also of
Dover, public relations chair
man for the United Church
Women of Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1959-02-12

FOR SALE-Wisconsin Dairy
Cows. Top fresh cows and close
springers. New arrivals each
week. Good deal for everyone.
REUBEN GREENBERG, ROUTE
206, COLUMBUS, NEW JER-
.SEY. PHONE Administer 8-102l.
(Come to Delaware Memorial
Bridge at Wilmington and get
on N. ]. Turnpike. Leave Turn
pike at Exit 7. You will come
out on Route 206 in New Jer-
sey. l am exactly 212 miles So.
of Turnpike on Route 206. First
farm South of Columbus, N. ].
Call me before you come and
reverse charges.)
Smyrna times., 1959-02-12
Gard of Thanks

| wish to thank Mr.. and Mrs.
Perk Stats and family and MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Keen for their
kindnesses shown me while a
patient at Kent General Hospit-
al. l also wish to express my
gratitude to the VIEW Auxiliary,
the Daughters of America,
friends, and neighbors for their
many cards and flowers, and to
the David C. Harrison Post No.
IA, American Legion, for the
use of their ambulance.
Mrs. James HitZelberger
Smyrna times., 1959-02-12

BIG TRADE-IN SALE on old,
dependable Fergusons and on
new Massey-Fergusons with or
iginal and best Away hyraulic
control, all built-in, no outside
cylinders. Buy quick before Red
Foley $l00 check offer expires.
Three-plow tractor only $2350,
less trade-in and $100 refund.
See c. Stanley Short & Son,
ChesWold, Del.
Smyrna times., 1959-02-12

NOTICE-From this time un-
til further notice, ! will be re-
sponsible only for those debts
which / contract myself or per-
sonally guarantee payment for.
Marshall Clough