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dramatized by the discovery of
two heavy refrigerators and a
mattress on a hillside one
quarter of a mile from the
Morris place.
Luckier than the others was
Mrs. Christine Evans, living at
the house nearest Ivy. Large
trees around the place were
destroyed, but the house re-
manned intact. s8 ~,
Nobody at home when the
tornado struck escaped death
or injury in the Morris house.
hold. "a.
Two of the elder Morris
daughters. Georgia. 10, and
Mary, IL, we're spared because
their school bus had been de-
layed by a less severe storm
that hit the area earlier.
On the bus also were three
children Of Mrs. Evans, Peggy
Ann, Is; Paul. IA. and J. r., 10
The children told how they
started a short cut across ar
orchard toward their homes,
II saw the trees down anc
I started to cry" Mary said. =.
Paul Evans decided to walk
on toward the Morris home
with the two girls, but soor
changed his mind.
IT saw some children lying
around and I took the girl;
back to my home" Paul said
Today the Morris girls, dry.
eyed but stunned, did not seen
Ito comprehend the extent o.
the tragedy. -
Woman Dies in Hospital
Mrs. Bruce was still aliv'
when taken from the wreckagI
but died in the hospital. He
brother, Joseph E. Sullivan
said the. house had been swep
off its foundation and thrown
down through the woods.
1T was shattered all II
| pieces. Not even the outbuild'
/ ings were left" he said.
/ Mrs. o. r. Randolph de-
scribed the first storm to hi
as "a streamer Of fire-a ter
rife burst" She described tn,
tornado as a cloud of whit
steam against a very black rain
cloud"
Because most communica'
stions had been knocked out b.
the earlier storm, word Of tn
tragedy spread slowly. 1t tool
a long time to reach tn
stricken community, and whel
the ambuiances arrived. it wa
!, too late for most Of the vic
tins.
In the storm near Stanards'
vile. 1t picked UP q Stat
employees late-model automo
bile and hEled it through tn
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ACTIVE PARTNER. wants esti-
mator and engineer for large
ing plumbing, heating and air.
conditioning; investment 100000.
Write, stating qualifications and
experience, Pc. Box AOl2. Chevy
Chase, Md
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2 rms. kit. dining area and bath.
Wyrefrig. Rent S57 80. To inspect
apply janitor IN basement apt.
1452 Ala ave. 10. 2-5334.
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VERY, VERY SMALL HOUSE.

very small bedrms., liv. rm., din
rm., kit, , baths with automatic
hot water. Arranged so that IL
could be used by . families. Lo-
Gated on lge farm mile from
Groom. Nd. No objection to chill
dren or pets: S75 per mo for !
MA. 1921.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

ARL.-out-of- town owner wishes
quick sale. Excel. buy: unusually
good terms. 1 bedrm.. 8 expo.
sures Under $1,000: So 900 dn,
S672 mo. pays Pitt. utils
maint.: 5000 cash will handle
SILLS REAL ESTATE, IA, $4,000
TILDEN GARDENS bedrms., .
baths, 3 expos. Cash or small
down payment. OWNER, EN-
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD. APIS. UEFUE
tcoNTINUsD)

ARL. Mclean, duiet, adult, l.
bedrm. apis; $50 so: 2 blks, of
Wilson blvd, s. on N. Oak st. to
1900 10th I'd. North.
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Mod. ebay on US. Rte at
Quantico Marine Base, avs $50, .
900 gel, W.: low rent. Financial
aid to right party. Call Fredericks-
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CHEvY CHAsE Nwe Barna6y

JHEN1 LHAoE N.Wn baFnaOy
brk. Colonial on beautiful land
Scaped Iot. 3 bedrms., . baths,
liv rm.. din rm. kit. pch.. gar.
finished rec. rm wIfirepl. laundry
I'M, Wrkshp. gas heat, wsll-to-
wall carpeting; freshly dec. inside
and out; COW. 70 schools, transp.
S2S.g0O. 1925 32nd St NV.
OWNER, EN-. 2-2204 Open Sun.
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CALL KE. 8-6677
BENOIT g. ALVAREZ
REALTORS

CAPITOL HILL AREAS rms, IL
baths. 500 mo. I2l 9th st. sc,
NE. s-5O26.
CHEVY CHASE: ideal for children
and entertaining-4 bedrms., =
baths: 3rd A. has . rms. and
bath; scr porch. rec. rm.; Ice
lot; June !: $3.50. Agent, MISS
RINGLAND. OIL. 2-449s.
CHEVERLY AREA-3 bedrms. din
rm., equip. kit, loads Of closets.
rent SIPS or will sell. $3.50 down.
$50 mo CALIANDRO & CO..
JU. s-1Ss6. VIII 6-3247.
CLOSE-N SPRINGFIELD - 3-bed
I'm. rambler, l u baths, liv. nm.
dining area. equip. kit, breakfast
bar, fun bsmt. iz-acre lot. Avail.
ir1ned. Si35 mo. LYNCH BROS .,
NC, Realtors, Springneld, Va,
FL $1,000 telosed Sun.
.COLONIAL--J beerms, ia baths /:
BunFalow-s bedrms.: sieo.
Rambler-3 bedrms.. Sl25.
Rambler-3 bedrms. sos.
JAMES c. CONLEY AND CO. INC
g525 Ca. Ave. JU. $500
FAIRFAX, vA.-3-bedrrn brk-: Inv
I'm. with firepI. elec kit. din. rm
full daylight bsmt. with frepl..
h.-w. Dashboard h.: walk. distance
TO public and parochial schools
$3.50 mo. After 8 pm, eau OR,
SOTO.
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Iath AND Q SITS. Sc, between
Armory and d. G. Gen. Hospital
LarEe med. duplex scr. porch
and din. area: heat, h.wa SIT.
fefer.; 1st mr.: S62. sTEUAhI
BROS NC DL 7-243f. d.
5SI PORTLAND ST, Sc, near
Boiling Field--Newly decorated
! -bedrm, apt. 5000. Key, 55I
b tSSHG5ss iSc.s Go. w 5.osaa' :
3 RMS. KIT, bath, $50 plus
utils No. children. go4 Morton
900 3 ST. s.E.-2 rms, kit. and
bath $50 so per mo. Phone MGR
III 7-57b0.
I7i7 Z. CAPITOL ST - rms. kit.
and bath. $40.
1917 M 81, n.w.-2 rooms. kitchen
and bath. redecorated. $50
4i4 nth & ne a. rooms SIS n eo
HARRIeON a. ADAMS
p32 X 81. NV. MA. s-S30s
S89.5O INCL. UTILs.-Spa-
cious one-bedrm. apt. with
private rear entrance, con-
venient to shopping, schools
and transportation. Call res.
mgr. 4207 9th ST, SEE, 10.
1-Ot70, or call
ma, S-o345
SHANNON &c LUcHS MANAGEMENT
1925 M ST. NV: Ant. 8 8 rms.
kit, bath: heat furn., S55.
1907 T. SIT. NV. 3rd dr.. s rms,
kit, bath; heat furn, S65;
A24 18TH ST. NE: Apt "a, 1 rm.,
1909 BRYANT ST. Ne: Apt. 3. 2
rms, kit, bath; gas heat; S67 so.
I1O6 d ST. Sc. Apt .. 2 rms.
kit; bath; Sal 80.
THOMAS p. BROWN
zoos Goth st. NV. re. 7-l771
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J. LEO KOLB CO.

CHEVY CHAsE-w AKEFIELD-
Murch, Deale and Wilson. Attr.
brk home. glass lowered porch.
rear patio. spacious terraced yard,
garage. new elec. kit. 3 bedrms.,
bath upstairs. liy. rm. with flrepl.,
din. I'm. with picture window:
rec. rm. Ia bsmt. and y bath,
Sale includes auto. washer and
drler. S22.75U Call OWNER, WO.
$3.50. WO 6-3iS6. No dealers
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ARL., NJ; Williamsburg area - 3.
bedrm brk. rambler; Ice. equip
kit gas heat, tile bath; carport
scr porch: Ice. fenced ward; close
to school, shop. and bus; Si35 per
mo.
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CAPITOL HILL AREA-s rms, IL
baths. 500 mo. I2l 9th st. sc,
NE s-5O2B
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Si55 MT. PLEASANT ST rms
kitchen and bath. HU. 3-6433,
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CATHEDRAL g. WOODLEY RID.
TOWN HOUSE
1 A gracious, large corner home Of
/ 5 bedrooms az baths, Scar ga
rage and best location Near the
! cathedral, John Eaton, St.
Thomas and Maret schools. First
offering below $4,000; good
terms. BY appt., call Mrs. Chat
terfon FE 2-H12D
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

DECATUR PLACE : smart town
p Features sses iss Ssdrms. drssans
rm. and baths. double drawing
rm.. 3 areplaces, 3 air condition
ers. Attr patio garden. Asking
$500. SIMMONS PROPERTIES,
DE. e-560O. Mrs, King, WO,
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedroo Dutch
Colonial; paneled rec. rm,, wooded
lot: vic. williamsburg shopping
center: immediate occupancy. $50
mo. JE, 1916,
FALLS CnURcH--custom bit. 3
bedrms., ? dreplS., 2la baths, sep.
din. rm Z; scr. porch: bSmt. gar.i
wooded lot; carpeted. June oee.
JE. 2-2lI5.
FALLS CHURCH = 3-bedrm. ram.
bier, u acre wooded lot, detached
garage, patio with awning; $3.50
FALLS CHURCH, los Horseshoe DR.
- bedrmss equipped kit, gas
heat; $40 mo. JE. a-2S03.
FALLS CHURCH, is Minis. to Pent
and Navy Annex-Lge. liv. rm
with firepl., din. rm,, mod. equip
KIT, . bedrms., ample closets full
daylight bsmt. with shower, ldry
facils.: side and rear porches..
screened; lge yard, excellent FOL
children. Mr.. bus, schools, church
es, shop. center, JE. 3-2l73.
FOR RENT OR SALES mr.. Pooles-
vile, Md. --6-rm. rambler on ga
acres, all mod. conven.; commut-
Ing dist. from wash, acc, o.
Diekerson Electric Plant. Dl. D.
TT. WASHINGTON FOREsT--3-
b.r, lab, brk, rambler SET. car
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of 5 who
can pay ss5 each car b. lease IN! I'M
A siSbrm s-s Sit6 fun Sat6 loash rep ssD
1877. BONNIE b. FOSTER.
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS - Rambler
on Wapakoneta I'd o rms,
ssi9S' per rec mo ' Can Ion. th aTsaSf
EDWARD H. JONES g. CO., INC
$500 Conn. Ave. Wo. $4,000
LAKE BANCROFT. 6l4 Lakeviev
dr.. overlooking lake - Lovely
modern 3-bedroom, ? bath brick
privileges Included; $500 CARO-.
LINE L, CAMPBELL, Agent, JE
3-0l73.
LANGLEY PARK AREA-3-be
rambler; full bsmt., scrnd, back
preh.. dishwasher, disposal, air-
cond.. in lee. fenced yard; Sl25
WE, 5-6S06.
LARGE sPLIT-LEvEL. near Whea.
toni bedrms., 2ia baths, all
electric kit. with table space
many additional features. Avail
S Moor. May yu s-7 hf6oLAF ASK ioi
Rental Deptl
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!. WASHINGTON FORESTS.

LANGLEY PARK AREA bedrm
rambler; full bsmt., scrnd. back
preh.. dishwasher, disposal, aiT-
cond., in lge. fenced yard; Sl25
WE. 5-0S06.
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FALLS CHURCH-3-bedroo Dutch
Colonial; paneled rec. rm., wooded
lot; vic. williamsburg shoppln1gg
mo. JE. 3-3l76.
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b30l NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
. bedrms liv. I'm. dinette kit,
and bath in lge. NV. apt bldg,
adults only, no pets permitted.
Apply Manager, Ant, ia.
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LUXURY HOME

OPEN FRIDAY. SAT. AND SUN
Fully aforementioned: 3 bedrms,
Ia baths, large liv. rm., forma
din. rm.. modern kitchen with
breakfast bar, full bsmt., recrea.
ton area: walk-in closets: private
home living without the response
bilities. Dir: South on Columbis
pike to s. Dlnwiddie ST., right OF
Dinwiddie to Sth I'd, left to 5O2l
and open sign.
HAIL, REALTY co.
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LOVELY contemporary on acre
wooded lot: 3 large bedrms., g
full baths, separate din. rm., fully
equip. kit, washer, drier, ample
storage, carport, barbecue ano
patio Quiet neighborhood "a
Minis. to d. c. Possession May Il
$3.50 mo. Call KI. S-6220 for ap'
pointment. ART POST, REALTOR
N. SPRINGFIELD, VA -bedrm
split-level: Q full baths. lge. liy
rm. with fireplace, sep. din. rn
Fully equip. kit. Available immed
Sl65 mo. LYNCH BROS. INC
Realtors, Springfield, Va. FL. l.
1000 (closed SUM-.
NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-
Lovely 2-bedrm. home with sep
din. rm., fenced yard and screened
porch. owner will consider rent
ing furnished. KELLER-WOOD-
MOOR. JU. 5-710O. TASK iol
Rental Deptl
Mr.. BELVOIR OR oUANTICo-
Lovely 2-bedrm. beach home, u
acre garden: pets and children
welcome; $50 so per mo-; lmmed
occupancy. JE. 4-2496.
N.W.-6 bedrms., 2 baths, row;
brick. Mintwood pl., mr.. 18th anc
Columbia I'd. EN-. 3-SS2s. EA
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HOUSES TO SNARE

DUPONT PLAZA AREA - Lovely
town house avail. to share with
refined young business women,
ColleRe background preferred. Call
Elk. 3-B2S0 after $3.50 pm. or
before $3.50 am.
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For a Big Fourth
 The Plan

The accompanying diagr shows the Small Boat Harbor park ing lot converted into the Fourth of July playground. On the left may be seen the concession plats, arranged to allow a continuous through flow of pedestrian traffic and to provide maximum of carnival atmosphere.
 The JAYCEE central booth labelled on the diagram will be the headquarters for operation of the. whole festivities, largely the financial headquarters. Script may be purchased and redeemed at this booth. All the concessions will be operated on script to simplify bookkeeping for the individual conceSSionaireS, and many of the
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-06

The accomplishments of the Italian economy have aroused so much interest that 8 group of leading American business and finance writers will visit Italy shortly to view for themselves the industrial Renaissance of this energetic and hard-working nation.
 At the end of the war, eco- homie problems in this ancient land seemed insuperable. Mar shall Plan aid to the extent of $2.5 billion was an immeasurable help toward reconstruction. It appears, however, that the same inventive power. vigor and enter prise that epitomized the cultural and scientific achievements of the Renaissance period were revital- ized in Italians in the postwar era.
 The Italian economy is a dra- matic success story. Since 1853 alone, industrial production has increased more than 40%. In addition, twelve-year program for the ndustrialization of Southern Italy is now half way completed.
 As a result, ,foreigninvestments in Italy have mounted at an ac- celebrating pace. Since 1856, more than $250 million have been in- vested productively in a variety of industries much of it from American corporations.
 This is by no means the com- Eete picture. The capacity of the eountry's steel industry has. ex-
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stand, which will receive the parade, and double as a place for pie-eating contest and other events later in the day. The parade will be passing the stand from right to left.
 The whole area will be roped off to parking, including the street area outside the fence (to the right in diagram), the latter to provide double parallel park ing for the floats after they wind up the parade. Parking for the public will be in the downtown school yard.
 The JAYCEES note that con- sessions are going to be good this year, if things continue as we'll in the next few weeks as they have started. Already g concessions plats have been let, leaving II to go. Sits let include Nos. 1,23,4,5, 1920, and two not selected. Con- ceSsionaires are again encouraged to contact Bob Leonard, Chuck Powell or Roger Reed at the num- berS listed in last weeks Mirror.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-06

banded almost four times since
 prior to the war. The automobile
 industry exports 42@o of total output, and. Italian shipyards rank third now in annual volume of construction in the entire world.
 The modern Italy is empha-
 sizing the search for accessible,
 cheap sources of fuel and power
 because an aware government realizes that continuing economic growth is dependent upon power
 supplies. There has been spectac-
 ular expansion not only in steel
 and automotiveS but in chemS- calls, natural gas, precision machinery, office equipment electronics, and other growth in-i dustries.
 races will have script prizes which may be redeemed or spent in con sessions as desired. On the Fourth of July, the Bean Bottle will be located Tn thlS booth tprlOr to that time it will be at the Kodiak Insurance Office as advertised).
 The covered stand" will be : small platform for running the races. It will have the PA system for announcing all events of the day. This will be the central oper ating area The roped off are; (25'.. X 15O) will keep the crowt out of the children's races ane will give the kids room to partici pate.
 On the harbor side of the ropee off area will be erected bleacher. on the beds of trucks parked sid. to side, for the observation of thu races. Opposite the covered stand and fronting on Marine Way (no Shown) will be the reviewin,
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-06
Industrial Renaissance In Italy

For country produced primarily agricultural products and the industrial Italy
 little miracle 1ays dedcatng itSeR to expansion already undergone changes and is scheduled progress.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-06
KODIAK, ALASKA. JUNE 6, 1888
BowIers Compete

Bowling resumed at the Elks Bowling Lanes with a group enter ed in a mixed doubles summer league. Play to date resulted in the following standings:
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-06

w l. Mcintyre & Panchot ... 3 T. Nosich & Wheeler .....3 I Frey, Hausman & Reed 3 | Dickow & Hall w. 5 T Ward & Lopez t. ...... 2 2 Miller & Schumacher .. 2 2 Root & Ballard ........ 9 Spencer & WinSlow ... 9 2, Johnson & Ramaglia ". 8 Richardson & Merrill ~. l 8 Dinwiddie x DurOs -.. l 8 Btnum & Dawson .a... l. 3
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-06

Hi Team Series: Terrible Three 2227; Hi Team Game: The Sockeyes 610; Hi Ind. Series: Tex Rickard BOP; Hi Ind. Game: Jim Duros 233.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

FOR SALE = Lapwood in
woods, $3.50 per lap. Also good
John Deere combine with motor.
Phone FIR 8-2960 during day or
FIR 8-2537 evenings.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05
Card of Thanks

| wish to thank relatives and
friends for their many kindness
es during the long illness and
death of my husband, George
Murphy. Special appreciation is
extended the Clayton Lions Club
for use of their hospital bed.
Anna Murphy
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05
Classified Rates
Payment h Advance


Minimum, 50c per inser-
tion go words or less). Ad-
ditional words, &c. Set In
blackface, 75c. Set In black
face all capitals, double rate.
Blind or keyed ads, 25c ex-
ira. Classified Display Ads,
75c per col. inch.
Card Of Thanks, 75c. In
Memoriam notices, 10c per
line. Legal notices, 15c per
line. Public Sales. S1.00 per
col. inch.
CREDIT SERVICE
A bookkeeping charge of
25c will be made for all
Classified Ads not paid in
advance and an additional
charge of Csc for each 80
days bill remains unpaid.
RATES ARE NET.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

DANCING CLASSES-Youth
Center, Frazier ST., every Fri
day. Pre-school children, l:30
class; beginners ballet and tap,
$3.50 and 4:l5 class. Teenage and
adult ballroom classes now
forming. Ilona Ivinski, instruc-
tor. Call OIL 3-9O78.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05
AMIN AL
HOS PITAL
M OV e D

DR.. R. M. Sammons is pleased
to announce he has moved his
hospital to the west side of the
Dupont Parkway opposite the
old location.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

FOR RENT = 2nd-f. apt. 3
rms and bath, unfurnished, CEN
trally located. Call OIL 3-9456;
after 5 p.m., OIL 3-9487.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

FOR RENT-House in Clay
ton, 3 bedrms., large fenced-in
backyard. Available Nov. 18th.
$85 per month. Call OIL 3-7262
before 10 am.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05
Classified Ads
FOR RENT

FOR RENT 3-bedrm ranch
type house in Smyrna, unfurn-
ished except for stove. Call OIL
3-7ll6.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

FOR RENT-Furn. apt, 4 rms
and bath, End fl, a mile north
of Smyrna. Call noon hour or
evenings, OIL 3-7l72.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

FOR RENT-Furn. apt. on Mt.
Vernon ST., 3 rms and bath, pri-
vate entrance. Contact Charles
Dickerson, Bear, Del. Phi. East
8-779O and reverse charges.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE
In The Superior Court of the State of
Delaware In and For Kent County
SARAH CATHERINE FLAMER
Plaintiff.
V.
SAMUEL FLAMER
Defendant.
The State of Delaware.
To The Sheriff of Kent County:
You Are Commanded:
To summon the above named defendant
SO that. within 20 days after service here
of upon defendant. exclusive of the day
of service. defendant shall serve upon
Jack P. White. ESQ. plaintiffs attorney.
whose address is The Green. Dover. Della
ware. an answer to the complaint.
To serve upon defendant copy hereof
ami of the complaint
If the defendant cannot be served per-
sonaly. to publish this process as re-
quired by statute.
WILLIAM M. PASKEY,
Prothonotary
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Fresh-killed tur-
keys for immediate delivery.
Place orders now for Thanks
giving. Howard Hill, 3l8 N.
Main ST., Smyrna. Phone OIL g.
1856.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE
Dated October 26, 1859
To The Above Named Defendant:
If this summons is served personally
upon you. then in case of your failure.
within 20 days after such service, exclu-
sive of the day of service. to serve on
plaintiffs attorney named above an an
swer to the complaint. the case will be
tried without further notice.
If personal service is not made upon
you and If this summons is published as
required by statute. then. in case of your
failure. within 20 days from service by
publication of this summons. to serve on
plaintiffs attorney named above an an
swer to he complaint, the case will be
tried without further notice.
WILLIAM M. PASKEY,
Prothonotary
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-2-bedrm trailer.
Available Immediately. Duck
Creek Trailer Park, OIL 3-9542.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

FOR RENT-EXCEPTIONAL
2ND FLOOR APT. in Clayton,
3 rms and bath, ideally located.
Will sacrifice high rent for good
tenants. Phone OIL 3-743l after
6 pm.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05
SERVICE STATION
FOR LEASE

Mobil Oil Company has high
volume location on busy high
way available to aggressive man.
Established truck volume in ad-
dition to local trade. Paid train
ing course. Limited capital in
vestment. Call Mr.. Kessler,
Swinburne 3-ll64, West Ches-
ter, Pa, or write Box #66, The
Smyrna Times.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

FOR SALE = Homelite chain
saw, $40, 2 chains; table saw,
JIG saw, drill press and grinder,
set COW clippers and 4 sets
blades, new grease gun for farm
machinery. Country Maid Deli
catessen. OIL 3-986l.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

Prepared TO Give Best Deal
In Town.
Bring Your Car in for An Offer
So Plymouth BeIv. 4-Dr. Sl995
HIT. Radio. heater. Torque-
fite. power steering. white
walls. solid black.
So S+ude. v-8 Silver S16q5
Hawk 5-Pass. Coupe. Heat
er, defroster. auto. trans,
white walls, light green.
So Chevy 4-Dr. Biscayne. s1695
Heater. defroster, Power
glide.
So Simca Pickup. Heater, $8a5
signals, white walls, gray,
nice condition.
81 Ford Custom 300. $13q5
v-8. Radio, heater, auto.
trans. red & white.
81 Plymouth 2-Dr. Savoy. $1195
Radio. heater, white walls,
two-tone gray & white. new
tires.
56 Plymouth v-8 2-Dr. slos5
HIT. Radio, heater, auto
matte, two-fone paint. white
and black.
S. Chew. BeIair V-8 Sl395
Conv. Radio heater, auto
matic. light blue & white.
clean.
IS Ford 2-Dr. Sedan $s95
Deluxe. Gray, heater. de-
froster, good tires.
SIS Pontiac 4-Dr. Sedan. $995
Radio. heater. automatic, 2
tone white & gray.
SIS Pontiac Abr. Station $1095
Wagon. Radio, heater, auto.
trans, power brakes, new
tires, 2-fone green & white.
IS Mash Abr. Ambassa- S8q5
dor. Heater. defroster,
auto. trans, green & white.
IS S+ude. Pres. 4-Dr. $995
State. Radio. heater. auto.
White walls. two-+one blue,
wheel discs.
IS Ford Fairlane 2-Dr. S995
Heater, defros+er. Fordo-
matie, blue & white.
IS Ford 2-Dr. Heater, S695
defroster. black, clean.
81 Ford Custom Ranch $795
Wagon. We. Radio. heater.
Fordomatic, white walls, It.
green.
54 Sfude. Comm. V-8 5675
Station Wagon. Radio, heat
er. overdrive, green.
81 Chev. 4-Dr. l2I0l. S695
Radio. heater, Powerglide.
light blue.
So Mercury 4-Dr. Radio, SAYS
heater. Mercoma+ic, green,
white walls.
81 s+ude. Champ. 2-Dr. $l25
Radio. heater, overdrive.
green.
so Dodge Coupe. $150
Radio. heater, blue.
50 Lincoln Conv. Radio, S275
heater, automatic. green,
light top, good condition
one owner.
~ OIds Abr. Super SO S195
4-Dr. Radio, heater, Hydra
ma+ic. black.
~ Hudson 4-Dr. Radio. $15t
heater. dark green.
~ Buick Super 4-Dr. 81!
Radio, heater, Dynaflow
dark gray.
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LATE MODEL USED CARS.
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HOFfECKER
Inc.
DeSOTO PLYMOUTH
STUDEBAKER
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International Trucks
/ Mile North Of Smyrna
Phone OIL 3-7020
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