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Evening star., 1960-04-04
Hugh Reilly Opens
New Paint Store

Hugh Reilly Thomas. presi-
dent of the Hugh Reilly Paint
Co., announced opening of a
modern new paint store at 1880
New York avenue NV, featur-
ing a 3O-foot color bar where
thousands of colors are dis
played for easy viewing" The
new location is just two doors
from the old store.
The firm was established in
Evening star., 1960-04-04
Lothing and Plaster
Bureau Located

National headquarters for the
National Bureau for Lathing
and Plastering. Inc, have been
opened at 1000 K street NV.
with John K. Buster as execu-
tive director. The organiza-
ton is financed by manage
ment, labor and Suppliers to
promote use of genuine lath
and plaster in building.
Evening star., 1960-04-04
Major Finance
Reports Gains
In Last Year

Major Finance Corp. had net
income of $29,734 in 1859 after
taxes, compared with $22,40l
in the previous year, President
Morton Sturt reported.
Total receivables on Decem-
ber 81 amounted to $1,239,197
VS.. $929,429 a year earlier.
Assets at the years close
totaled -$1,380,157, compared
with 81, 1,000,585 a year earlier.
Evening star., 1960-04-04
Speakers at AU

William T. Leith, president Of
Peoples Life Insurance Co., and
John Barnett, area general
manager for Sears, Roebuck,
will address the philosophy of
management course at Amer
ican University on April S and
IL. Business Dean Nathan A.
Bailey conducts the course.
Evening star., 1960-04-04
Serve 40 Years

Double diamond emblems for
40 years Of service with the
Chesapeake & Potomac Tels~
phone Co., have been awarded
to Mrs. Hazel M. Bitner, Frank
E. Crane, Mrs. Nettie I. Davis
and Mrs. Ethel M. Seyfarth.--
Evening star., 1960-04-04
Controllers Speaker

Harry w. Ketchum. director
of the Office of distribution,
Business and Defense Services
Administration, will address the
National Capital Group OF
Controllers at an Occidental
Restaurant dinner on Tuesday,
April IL.
Evening star., 1960-04-04
Bond Club Meeting

The Bond Club of Washing
ton will hold its spring field
day on May 20 at the new In
dian Spring Country Club, with
games, golf and other outdoor
activities. Dinner will be served
in the main dining room.
Evening star., 1960-04-04
Tooth Dividend Due

Seaboard Finance Co. is dis
tributing its Tooth consecutive
quarterly dividend in the
amount Of Is cents a share. It
is being paid holders of record
March II.
Evening star., 1960-04-04

Why has the cost of living,
eaSured by the consumer
price index, moved UP again to
the all-time peak set last fall?
A key reason is that interest
rates on home mortgages have
scared to the highest levels in
a generation.
You aren't feeling the higher
mortgage interest load if you
haven't bought a house with a
mortgage, of course. But the
Bureau of Labor Statistics must
calculate the level of mortgage
interest rates in the general
level of housing costs. The BIS
calculates it's mortgage inter-
est index only periodically.
When it took it's latest reading
in February, it found that the
index had jumped to 124.7 from
1877 in Eeptember 1859. It es-
timated this index was up s
per cent over a year ago, was
more than "a per cent above
the base figure of 100 in 1852.
This one factor of sharply
higher mortgage interest rates
accounted for over one-third
of the entire rise in living costs
from January to February, +"
said Deputy Commissioner of
Labor Statistics Robert J..
Myers. during an interview.
Nov mortgage interest rates
won't influence the index until
the next periodic check this
summer"
Medical Costs Rise
Another key reason why the
consumer price index went UP
again in February is that the
cost of medical care jumped
0.S per cent. the biggest rise in
almost a year and a half. The
medical care index is up almost
"a per cent in the past year.
The climb in the cost of
living. did not reflect higher
food prices. Presumably you
are aware of this, but you may
not be aware of the fact that
on the official index food is is
per cent cheaper than a year
ago, "a per cent cheaper than
two years ago, 81 per cent
under the 1858 record high.
Evening star., 1960-04-04
NewGrounpIs Founded
To Foster Economy
And Culture of Area
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN
Star stan Writer

The elimination of three work. the National Capital
Area Foundation Inc has just been formed by action of
directors of the Metropolitan Washington Board Of Trade to
foster the business and cultural development Of the community
This announced today. This non-proht, non-stock
Evening star., 1960-04-04
OVER COUNTER

Washington liStinRS on over-the-
counter markets furnished by the Ma
tional Association of Securities Dealers
as Of pm. Monday, April 4:
Evening star., 1960-04-04
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK, April 4 (AP) ).-Foreign
exchange rates tGreat Britain and
Australia in dollars, others in cents
and decimals of q cent?:
Today Prev. Day
Evening star., 1960-04-04
LOOK WHAT
YOU GET
FOR S3,67s.60!

TorqueFIite
Automatic
Transmission
Makes driving puShbutton easy.
Constant Control
Power Steering
FulI-time power for restfuI driving
PuShbutton
Conditionaire Heater
From cold to comfort in minutes.
White SIdeWaII Tires
Sturdy, firSt-line equipment.
saiety-RIm Wheels
For extra driving protection.
High-ToWer
Drivers Seat
Extra miles in extra comfort
AStraDone
Control Center
Sd instrument housing.
PaneIescent Lighting
llluminates instruments
without glare.
UnIbody SInsle-UnIt
Construction
Safer, stronger, quleter.
Torsion-Aire Ride
For cornering, comfort, control.
TotaI-Contact Brakes
Husky, bonded brake lining.
LuStre-Bond EnameI8
No polishing up to 3 years.
Eoann-Rubber Seats
For true comfort all around.
Deep-PIIe carpeting
Fine-car luxury oor-to-door.
Evening star., 1960-04-04

Anueostio chrysIer-
Plymouth. Inc.
1908 Good Hope Rood Sc.
Washington. D. c.
ROyoI chrysler. Inc.
1901 Rhode lsIond Avenue
s''"tYd' Nd.
Evening star., 1960-04-04

Wheeler, Inc.
1900 Wisconsin Avenue NV.
Washington. D. c.
Skinker Motor Co., Inc.
l2l6-2s Twentieth Street NV.
TSshi"oto". 0. c.
Evening star., 1960-04-04

lndion Head Motors
1901 Strouss Avenue
Indion Heed. Nd.
East West Motors, Inc.
100 Eost- West Hiehwoy
Silver Spring. Nd.
/. ?. SteuoFt, Inc.
l440 Up" Street NV.
Wushinston. D. c.
Evening star., 1960-04-04

chstsr 4Ooor chs'
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
ATKINSON In LIGHTS


NEW YORK (P)-Brooks Atkin.
son. drama critic Of the New York
Times, will see his name in lights
when the Mansfield Theater re-
turns to it's original role as a le-
gitimate house Michael Myerbere
has announced the Mansfield will
be known as the Brooks Atkin-
SON..
There Is every likelihood that
Mr.. Atkinson will also be a play
through the efforts of Howard
Teichmann, whose Broadway en-
deavors include THE Solid Gold
Cadillac" and "The Girls in 500"
Teichmann says he has long
planned a play about the critic but
waited until he was certain that
retirement was set before getting
down to serious work He has TAX
en- a huge helping of ''Over At Un-
Gle Joe's'. Mrs. Atkinson's account
OF experiences in the Soviet Union
while Atkinson was stationed there
as a Times correspondent
On Broadway. the play will be
Julia, Jake and Uncle joe. Julia
Is Mrs. Oriana Atkinson. Jake, the
critic, and Uncle Joe is the late
Joe Stain.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
A Warning Issued On
Political Ads Along
Highway Right-of-Way

The State Highway Department
is requesting the State Chairman
OF the two major political parties
In Delaware to advise their candi-
dates concerning existing laws
prohibiting the placing of adver-
tising along the highway right OF
way.
r. A. Haber, Chief Engineer OF
the Highway Department, has sent
letters to John Conway, Democra-
tic State Chairman, and Ellwood
8. Leach, Republican State Chair
man, reminding them OF the exist
ing law and requesting their CO.
operation. The letter, in part read
as follows:
Il respectfully request your CO.
operation in notifying all candi-
dates on the ticket that Delaware
State Law forbids placing of plac-
ards. stickers. and signs on utility
poles, traffic regulation signs and
any other tree, fence or building
which may be within the right-of-
way of any street or highway own
ed or controlled by the State of
Delaware.
THE Department will move to
prosecute anyone caught in the act
Of placing such signs and stickers
to tho fullest extent of the law
Il am sending this letter to the
Chsrman of both Parties in the
hO,e that we may have the full
cooperation of both Chairmen in
raving the taxpayers OF the State
Of Delaware considerable amount
of money during this coming cam
paign."
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
INFLATION ON THE HOOP

CHEY, Wyo. (P) - Initiation has
hit the Pony Express, too.
Stamp collectors sending spec
ial cachet on the recent Pony Ex-
press centennial rerun paid 500 a
half ounce.
One hundred years ago the pos
tai rate on the original Pony Ex-
press was IS half ounce. 1t was
later lowered to 81 ~as the tele-
graph lines moved westward and
offered more competition.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
ADVANCE PREPARATION

OKEMAH, Okla. [P1 Thought
full thieves slashed the tires OF
the towns only police car just
before they oarted off safe from
the Farmers Union Coop Gin Of
ficers were inside nearby cafe
drinking coffee.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
REASON TO BARK

SILER CITY. N. C. up - When
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Sheppard's
hound dog. "Crybaby,' gave birth
to IL puppies, they began checking
to see. il it was record.
II SO, 1t was broken the next day
when two more were born. Hound
dog experts here agreed that if it
isn't record, it's close to it.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
A NAUGHTY HERO

DES MONIES, Iowa (P) A
mother glows with pride because
her small son saved friend from
drowning. But she doesn't want
her lad to think he's hero.
"If he hadn't been deliberately
disobedient, he wouldn't have been
where he was" she explains. If
he was a hero, he was very
naughty hero"
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
SHORT ON HONESTY. CASH

SAN DIEGO. Calf. (R At
the police headquarters coffee
shop, the Police Relief Assn. re-
ported in its monthly publication:
The honor system OF paying Tor
doughnuts and rolls accounted for
loss OF only 1854 during May"
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
THE DOGS, THAT is

TUCSON. Ariz. (P) - A hand
drawn notice on the University of
Arizona student union bulletin
board read:
"Weimaraner pups - the smart
est doges in the world,
We'll bread "
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
IT REALLY WAS

WALLvIILE, Okla. (P A
wind storm tore down the Holiness
Church here and Mrs. Eugene
Simpson, = Red Cross worker, said
she found in the rubble q song
torn from hymnal entitled 'Mas-
ter, the Tempest is Raging"
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
A COOKOUT INDOORS

McALESTER, Okla. (F = Gas
service went out temporarily at
the city Jail and Police Capt Bob
Oliver came to the rescue. He
used his outdoor cooking equip
ment to prepare the prisoners
meals.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
TEST OF STRENGTH

TUCSON. Ariz. (F1 = A 17-year-
old Tucson youth had few drinks
and then displayed his strength
to friends
He uprooted IL mailboxes all
by hand before officers ar
rived.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
TOO NuCH ExC1T1EHN1

WILMINGTON, N. G. @
Barbara Ann Blackmon caught :
16-pound king mackerel It CARO-
lima Beach then tainted.
Il guess I got too excited. ssho
said
She's eight years old.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
PAYS 10 STAY AWAKE

PRESCOTT, Arb. m Cl1tte
Perkins stepped out a her h@1no
one morning to find = coyoe1 -
sleep on the front steps.
she fiptoed back into no hoooo,
picked up her - caliber rifle ~
killed the animal with ono Mot
Evening star., 1960-12-16
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Editors Note

ReodsFs' Clearing House oparotes
as pubIie-servies sxehOnss Of idsss
between Washington ares readers
u The StaE. Il Is conducted sntireIy
through The neil. An IstteFs must
'beor the writer's fuH name end
eddress. PIeass send replies oe-
cordins b subject matter, NOT
initiols. lstters received in response
10 queries win either be published
o. fcrNordsd 10 the person making
the inquiry.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

but read and clip items from
this column for . scrapbook
! am compiling Of recipes.
I write now because I don't
have Q recipe for making
popcorn balls an easy way.
They are to be used ct an
ONCE Christmas party so am
sending out this 8. o. s. to
you good readers for any
helpful ways Of making them.
! believe there Is q partic-
ular way to make the syrup
so they win not be sticky to
handle and can be wrapped
in cellophane. Thanks in ad-
vance.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Tips on Luggage
.Mrs. Q. a. "a. Fairfd1

Mrs. I. A. r., FEirf1E
I have gained much infor-
nation from this column and
enjoy II very much.
I would like some tips on
luggage. We are . service
family with four children
from teen.ave TO baby. I
would want something to
please the men Of the family
as well. as the girls. 7 prefer
q long lasting. durable type
although 1t may be more
expensive. Any comments
win be most helpful. d
Also, does anyone have the
recipe for roquefort dressing
which is white. AL ] have
seen in cookbooks call for
ketchup, which makes It
pink.
Thanks for your help.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

ping, well worth the extra
time.
I have also found that
writing to headquarters Of
manufacturers Of nationally
advertised products leads to
one Of three results: "a A
deep silence: (2l q form let
ter Of acknowledgement: (3)'
Q lengthy exposition Of the
legal loopholes carefully In
corporated in the advertis-
ing.
It may be possible to or
ganize buyers for quality ef-
fectively, but as long as the
Evening star., 1960-12-16

The result was that ! have
turned into something Of Q
skin-flint-So much so that
! find myself being proud to
tell all and sundry Of my
ways. I have gone back to
the old adage Mend it. fix
1t, make 1t dol" as much as
possible.
When ! simply must buy
something. ] spend time in
comparison shopping. at the
same time letting not the
salesperson but the buyer,
supervisor or boss know what
] am doing, and why.
! have found that this adds
much to the interest Of shop
Evening star., 1960-12-16

during World War II days,
when any hint Of complaint
was met with Don't you
know there's a war on?"
Ever since then. when we
acknowledged the truth OF
this, that attitude has slid
into. IF YOU don't buy it.
there are plenty of others
who will"
Several years ago the full
impact Of this idea In retail
ing hit me quite forcefully,
and I went through the in
dignation. let's-do-someth-
tng-about-it phase, with no
result whatsoever.
The Madison Avenue boys
were too strong.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
The Advertising Game Pays OFF
To Mrs. H. H. c.. Clinton. Md.
Mrs. NJ. J. G., Washington

Regarding the discussion of lack 6f quality in
merchandise, was very interested to read that
there are others aware of the steadily falling
but also in quality of services rising prices
of both.
This has been rather gradual, getting q start
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Save $50 to 659o' q Il,
] ] 4 Osi,ss store o,.g

Indianapolis French Provincial z
part sectional SOTO, solid mohoo-
any frome finished fruitwood,
loose foam seat 8 back clsh-
ions, brown 6 charcoal text IRE.
'Wos $4,000. Now --------
Erwin Lambeth ss" curved SOTO.
down pillow beck, spring down
cushions, turquoise textured
stripe. 'Wos $500. Now
Sehoonbsek 100" loose pillow
back SOTO, spring down cushions,
kick pIeot skirt, down arm pill
lows, beige textured domosk.
"Wos 5000. Now ------
Hickory French Provincial rs"
SOTO, coved fruitwood frame,
tufted back, grey g rose broco-
teIIe. was 1890. Nov ---
DonevGn Shop 81" crescent SOTO,
toast 9 beige textured domosk.
was 5000. Now --------1
Globe 80" French Provincial
SOTO, loose pillow back, shoped
front, eoved fruitwood base,
foam & down cushion, ooId g
green domosk. "Wos 4Se. 90.
NoNu
Donovon Shop 90" pillow back
sofo, spring down cushions, kick
pleot skirt, toast textured
donosk. was 39e. 90. Now -
Erwin Lombeth 81" sofa, but
toned back, fruitwood base, 4
spring down cushions, toast tex
tured domosk. 'Wos $500.
Hickory "a" French Provincial
SOTO, tufted beck, fruitwood
base, gold textured domosk..
"Wos 405.O Now---------
Schoonbeek 100" pillow back
SOTO, 4 spring down cushions.
Tan tweed. "Wos COS. 90. Now
Donovon Shops 81" SOTO, tufted
beck. kick pleot skirt, down arm
pillows, toost and beige textured
domosk. was 348.oo. Now
Evening star., 1960-12-16
WEE WOMEN

advertising game pays OF,
] do not believe such a CAM
paign will have much sue
cess.
Perhaps q negative ap-
proach might be the answer.
Every time one does not
buy q product, q letter to
some oficial high in the
counsel Of the nanufacttr-
ing company, stating the
fact and listing the reasons
why 1t was not bought, might
draw some response.
II enough Of such mail is
received. possibly 1t might
be brought to the attention
Of some mighty tycoon and
the matter receive some ef-
fective action.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

Erwin LGmbeth ormIess chairs,
pillow boek, fruitwood base,
choice Of persimmon, turquoise
or beige texture. Were II 500.
Now Observation-Disclosures
Shaw EorIy American wing chair,
shirred skirt, blue print. 'Wos
1900. Now l------------
coehron tub chair, kick pIeot
skirt, beige textured domo&<.
'Wos $500. Nov ---------
Donoven Shop Fon beck chair,
mahogany fromed, antique noiI-
trim, turquoise g beige topestry.
"Wos 49, 90. Now ---------
Erwin Lambeth high back lounge
chair, spring down cushion,
green textured domosk. Was
5000. Now --------------
DFexeI Coso del Sol lounge
ehoirs,' bleoehed walnut frame,
beige texture. Were 1890.
Now
Sehoonbeek Mr.. 6 Mrs. chairs
with ottoman, tufted back, kick
pfeot skirt, spring down eush-
ions, corol textured domosk.
Were 554.O0. Now ---------
DOnoven Shop high back lounge
chair, buttoned back, kick pIeot
skirt, brown textured domosk.
was 1890. Now----------
RoyGI Lounge Contemporary
"a" crescent SOTO, buttoned
back, buttoned foam cushions,
beige textured donosk. 'Wos
362.50 Now .
ceeheo swivel base tub chair,
down cushion, turquoise texture
domosk. "Wos $500. Now
Erwin Lambeth pillow back
lounge chair on casters, spring
down cushion, toast texture.
was 249.0o. Now ---------
TomIinson tight seat tub chair,
buttoned back, charcoal 6 rose
textured domosk. 'Wos l4e 90.
[TNOW ------l-@---
Evening star., 1960-12-16
s

Show EorIy American wing
chair, pine legs, green texture.
"Wos 1880. Nov ---------
Donovsn Shop ormIess chair,
buttoned kick pIeot skirt, blue
texture. was 1850. Now
Sehoonbeek lounge chair, kick
pleot skirt, spring down cushion,
beige texture. 'Wos 2o9. Now
Sehoonbeek "a" Lowson SOTO,
kick pIeot skirt, spring down
cushions, toast textured dom. =
osk. 'Wos 490.o Now $685. a
Don6ven Shop "a" SOTO, kick
pleot skirt, spring down cush-
ions, beige textured domosk. =
"Wos $500. Now --------- &
Sehoonbeek 81" SOTO, kick pIeot
skirt, spring down cushions, GEL
edon green textured doNosk. =
sWos 436.O0. Now--------- q
Donovon Shop 90" SOTO, tufted
back, kick pleot skirt, down arm
pillows, beige texture. was :
44oO0. Now ------------- =
Sehoonbeck lounge chair and
ottoman, tufted beck, kick pleot
skirt, spring down cushion. fur
quoise textured domosk. "Wos 7
$1,000. Nov ------------ !
BsrkIey wing chair, gold DOM
ask. Was l45. 90. Nov ------
Heritose high back lounge
chair, spring down cushion,
noss-ereen textured domosk. I
"Wos $4,000. Now --------- ]
DonOvon Shop lounge chair. but
toned bock, kick pleot skirt,
green texture. WAS l67. Now
Schoonbeek s6" buttoned-boek
sofo, kick pIeot skirt, spring
down cushions, oquo texture. =
"Wos 4360o. Now ---------,< &
Donovsn Shop go" buttoned-
back sofo, kick pleot, skirt,
spring down cushions, beige tex :
tured domosk. was 359. Nov &
Herisess 81" SOTO, kick pIeot
skirt spring down cushions, but
toned back, turquoise textured !
donusk. "Wos 486.00. Now &
Sehoonbsek hieh-boek lounge
chair, spring down cushion, I
brown tweed. Was 23S. 90. Nov
Donovan Shop lounge chair,
kick pleot skirt, turquoise and
beige stripe. Was l44.oo. Now
Donovan Shop lounge rocker,
kick pleot skirt, soft green tex
ture. "Wos 1900. Now -----
AIT items subject to prior 81
All sales final.
Budget Accounts 1mUited.
Sorry, sO m'GiI, phone eT cod. or
,sted
SEVEN CORNERS. FoIls chureI
Evening star., 1960-12-16


Western corolinG EorIy Amer
con ormless choir, blue G not
urol quilted print. "Wos | "a. 90.
DoDovan Shop wing chair. blue
green quilted print. 'Wos
loo. so. Now----z--------
Royal Lounge contemporary
pillow back lounge chair. foam
cushion, brown tweed. "Wos
1860. Now
Hegitese wing chair, spring
down cushion, Wedewood blue
domosk. was 24e.00. Now
RoyeI Lounge Contemporary 2
port pillow back corner Sec
tionoI, bumper end. foam cush-
ions, beige texture. was
$500. Now --------------
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Popcorn Balls

Mrs. A. N. B.. Washington
! have never written before
Evening star., 1960-12-16

Royal Lounge 90" comtempo-
roy sofo, foam cushions, beige
textured stripe. 'Wos 346.0o.
Donovon Shop 81" buttoned
back sofa, spring down cushions,
green textured domosk. *Wos
$500. Now -N
Erwin Lambeth SO" curved
SOTO, pillow back, spring down
cushions, beige donosk. "Wos
$500. Nov --------------
Denby 76" French Provincial
SOTO. eoNed imported fruitwood
frone, down cushion, eoosheII
domosk. was $3.50. Now
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24
{ And H Savings
Bonds In January
TotaIed $61,656

Fred Mielke, county u. S. saw
ings bonds chairman, announced
here today that E and H bond
sales for January totaled $61,656
for Richland county.
Estate sales" he said, 'ftotaled
$2,501, 400 for the first month of
the new year.
Treasury officials have set "a
quota of $462, 900 in E and H bond
sales for the county during 1860:
$24, 900, 900 for the state and $4,650
million for the nation.
Special emphasis during the
coming months will be made
upon increasing the number of
employed men and women who
purchase bonds regularly through
payroll deductions at the place
where they work." the county
chairman continued. '"The new,
increased three and three-quarters
per cent interest rate and safety
features of bonds will be publi-
cized during the year to encourage
those in the agricultural industry
and other Individual savers to
build personal financial security to
help themselves and their country.
"The savings bonds slogan for
1860" the chairman said, is You
Save More Than Money With U. S
Savings Bonds"
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24
Hold Final Rites
For Friedrich Ranq

Funeral services were held at
the Church of Christ in Fairview
on Tuesday, Feb. 16 for Friedrich
Rang n, who passed away Feb. IL
Following a lingering illness.
The Rev. A. M. Wiles. Fair
view pastor, officiated at fhe
services and the Cloyd Gorder
Mortuary was in charge of
funeral arrangements. Burial was
In the Fairview cemetery.
P~allbearers were Maurice Ed
ridge, Donald McVay, Clifford
Davidson, Harry Davidson. Nor
bert Bradley and Luther Wiles.
The deceased, the son of Fred
rick and Helen Rang, was born
Nov. %, 1882 in Wisconsin. He
spent his youth in Wisconsin and
in st. Cloud, MINI. He later
located in Montana and home
steaded near Andes. He farmed
there until his retirement in 1850
when he moved to Fairview to
make his home among his nieces
and nephewS.
He is survived by one sister
Mrs. Elva Baxter of Sidney ano
several nieces and nephews.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24

TRUE. The dead parcel post
offices in the United States could
be put practically out of business
if parcels were properly packed,
wrapped, and addressed. Observe
these tips and save yourself time
and money:
1. Place a slip of paper with
your name and address and the
name and address of the addressee
inside your parcel. If the wrapper
becomes torn, ownership of the
parcel a be easily established
This is permissible without any
additional charge.
2. Place your complete name
and address and complete name
and address of the addreSSee on
one side only of the parcel.
3. Pack, wrap and tie your