davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-16
ADDED TO STAFF

SHAWNEE ON DELAWARE.
Pa. {P)-Bob Joyce, %. of Bayside.
N. Y, 1856 Middle Eastern Intercol-
legiate golf champion, has been
added to the golf staff of Harry
Obitz at the Shawnee Country Club.
Joyce formerly was No. / golfer at
Iona College, New Rochelle. N. Y.
Obitz now has a staff of nine as
sistants at the Pocono Mountain
resort.
Evening star., 1960-08-09
By the Associated Press

Differences between the Els
enhower administration and
Senator Mansfield, Democrat,
Of Montana. on a program for
the development Of Latin Amer
ican economies appeared to be
narrowing today. Senator
Manseld, assistant Senate Dem
ocratic leader. told a reporter
he and President Eisenhower
are closer together than might
appear on the surface" on their
approaches to the problem.
He said he would support the
Presidents request for author
izations Of additional millions
in new economic aid to the
areas If it is tied to the de-
velopment of agreements to
improve the level of living for
Latin Americans ION the basis
of joint aid, mutual effort and
common sacrifices"
Republican Senators Aiken
Of Vermont, Cooper of Ken
tucky and JavitS of New York
told Senator Mansfield yester-
day they saw no basic conflict
between the Presidents request
and the formula suggested by
Senator Mansfield.
Senator Mansfield said he
will seek early hearings by the
Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee, Of which he is a men,
ber, in an effort to reach an
agreement on a program.
Mr.. Eisenhower asked for
an authorization of $500 mil
lion Ito help our Latin Ameri-
can neighbors accelerate their
efforts to strengthen the social
and economic structure of their
nations and improve the status
of their individual systems"
Senator Mansfield's resolu-
tion would require development
of agreements carrying specific
plans for fostering economic
improvements on a co-opera-
tive, multilateral basis.
At his news conference this
morning. Secretary of State
Herter said that he thought
either congressional authorize
tion of the money or an ap-
propriate resolution on the
subject would be acceptable to
the administration.
Senator Mansfield, in a SEN
ate speech yesterday, said he
would oppose as "a new gesture
Evening star., 1960-08-09

ing Co. (nicken, now shut
down because it's American
owners say they cannot make
a profit under Cuban mineral
export laws, and the Nicaro
nickel plant owned by the
United States Government. Of
ficials of both companies are
negotiating with the Cuban
government over their future.
Before Castro seized the for
eign-owned oil refinerieS in
Cuba. the government created
a national petroleum institute.
The petroleum institute was
given the job Of running the
appropriated companies.
The cabinet also made the
islands electric power supply
a government monopoly, ere
ating an institute of electrif1-
cation empowered to expropri-
ate, buy or use all the islands
electric plants.
The new law affects a num-
Der of small companies supply
ing about 10 per cent of Cuba S
electric power. The rest comes
fro mthe $500 million Cuban
Electric Co.. an American
owned company nationalized
on Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-08-09
u. 5. Hits Cuba
On Mail Use for
Propaganda
BY the Associated Press

The United States demanded
today that the Cuban govern
ment stop using its free mailing
privilege to distribute anti
American propaganda in this
country.
Postmaster General Summer
field said he learned the Cuban
central government has been
"misusing" the franking priv
ilege to mail into this coun-
try unsolicited pamphlets
whose contents "are untrue,
abusive. unsubstantiated. pro-
vocative and hostile to the
United States, and attack the
economic policy and integrity
of this Government"
The Postmaster General ad-
dressed his demand to Cuban
Minister Of Communications
Raul Curbelo Morales.
His letter noted the Cuban
government franked mail has
been coming in under the first
class privilege, which means it
cannot be opened for inspec-
ton by postal authorities. Mr..
Summerfleld said, however, that
his department became aware
Of the situation" as a result Of
complaints made by person re-
ceivfng the unsolicited material.
The Summerfield letter recog-
nized a Postal Union agreement
embracing the American coun-
tries and Spain under which
government mailing recognized
as free under domestic laws
would also be handled free by
all members Of this union.
The protest asserted that
recent use of the privilege by
Cuba to deliver propaganda
into the United States lis hard
ly consistent" with the spirit
and intent OF the agreement.
Mr.. Summerfield's letter to the
Minister of Communications
said:
Il profoundly hope that after
you call this matter to the at
tention Of the Cuban central
government there will be no
further violations"
Evening star., 1960-08-09

States as an aggressor. United
States Ambassador John C.
Dreier said, is a "cariacature
no connection with reality"
The four-point agenda the
council adopted asks the for
eign ministers to consider
threats of extra continental
intervention" existing inter-
national tensions in the Carib-
bean" and measures to pro-
mote higher living standards.
A fourth point-in a provi-
sional agenda sent to member
governments in late July
called for a joint defense of
democratic institutions against
activities of any system in
compatible with such institu-
tions."
Evening star., 1960-08-09
Herter Calls for OAS Unity
Against Communist Inroods
BY JOHN V..HORNER
star Stan Wrlter

Secretary of State Herter
expressed hope today that the
meeting of American foreign
ministers next week will achieve
a sense of solidarity in the face
of clear Communist threat to
all Latin American nations.
He said difficulties arising
with Cuba are not just a mat
ter of relations between the
United States and Cuba, but
affect the entire hemisphere.
The United States has charged
that the regime of Fidel Castro
operates in open league with
Soviet Russia and Red China.
Cuba Loses on Agenda Vote
The 81 American foreign
ministers will convene next
Tuesday in San Jose, Costa
Rica. The agenda for the con-
ference, including a study of
subversive activities. was ap-
proved yesterday, 20 to l. by
the Council of the Organization
of American States. Cuba was
the lone dissenter.
Secretary Herter voiced the
hope for hemisphere solidarity
at a news conference. He de-
clined, however. to predict what
action the ministers will take
at San Jose, either on the
Communist threat or on
Venezuelan complaint that the
Dominican Republic regime of
Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo
was behind the attempt to
aSsassinate President Romulo
Betancourt in June.
Mr.. Herter implied an expec-
tation that there would be some
change in Cuba when he told
reporters that he hopes the
Cuban people will take care of
the situation themselves" and
eventually restore the good re-
lations which long existed be-
tween Washington and Havana.
Protest to Be Filed
The Secretary said the United
States is filing a vigorous pro-
test with the Cuban government
against the mass confiscation
of American-owned property.
To 60 on record at this time
is important under interna-
tional law, he said, indicating
there will be legal action some
time in the future.
Mr.. Herter made a statement
praising Roy R. Rubbottom, jr.,
who is leaving his post as As
sistant Secretary of State for
Inter-Amerlcan Affairs to be-
come Ambassador to Argentina.
Citing what he called unjust
interpretations of the transfer.
Mr. Heretr said the shift was
made solely because of an un-
derstanding reached long
time ago that, after serving as
Assistant Secretary, Mr.. Ru-
bottom would be permitted to
return to service in the field.
His replacement will be Thomas
C. Mann, Assistant Secretary
for Economic Affairs.
4-Point Agenda Approved
Yesterdays OAS action on
reviewing subversive activities
came as the 2l-nation council
approved a four-point agenda
for the San Jose conference.
Similarly. the council re-
jected by the 20-1 margin an
alternative agenda proposed by
Cuba. The Cuban plan asked
the ministers to plan a joint
defense against alleged United
States military and economic
aggression.
The view Of the United
Evening star., 1960-08-09

the mining institute was en-
powered to plan investigation
and development of mineral
production" The institute was
made a division of the indus
trialization department of the
National Institute of Agrarian
Reform.
The largest mining interests
in Cuba are the Moa Bay Min
Evening star., 1960-08-09

would look like "a callous at
tempt to purchase favor in
Latin America at a time we are
especially desirous Of obtaining
it."
He offered the alternative of
an "integrated plan" for de-
velopment of hemisphere re-
sources on a cooperative basis
with a sharing of the cost.
Evening star., 1960-08-09
Venice Storm Blows
Pigeons Into LAGOON

VENICE, Italy. Aug. 8 GAP, ..
"A hail and rain storm. lashed
by 50-mile winds. played havoc
yesterday with the pigeons of
st. Marks Square.
Hundreds were blown into the
Venice lagoon ana drowned.
Evening star., 1960-08-09
Mansfield Minimizes
Split on Aid to Lotins

of the old pattern" a unilateral
program Of aid being rammed
through Congress for a speci-
fed amount. That. he said,
Evening star., 1960-08-09
Cuba Moves to Seize
u. S. Mining Properties

HAVANA. Aug (AP).-The Cuban government today set
up National Institute of Mining step that could be
of the United States mining properties that
Fde CaStros week end naturalization Of most Ame
holdings in Cuba.
decree announced after marathon cabinet session
Evening star., 1960-08-09

binet session said
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Congress Heights
Group lndorses
Renewal Curb

The Congress Heights Citi-
zens Association last night in
dorsed a House bill introduced
by Representative Rabaut.
Democrat of Michigan, to ban
new urban renewal projects in
the District until Southwest
renewal is 10 per cent finished.
The association also ex-
pressed opposition to plans Of
the National Capital Housing
Authority for five public hous-
ing projects, including 230
units of Ainger place, one
block southwest of Alabama
avenue Sc.
The association also disap-
proved rezoning to erect a
community center and play
grounds for boys at the end of
Milwaukee place west of
Nichols avenue Sc.
The construction would re-
suit in overcrowding and con-
gestion and aggravate lack of
parking facilities in the area, :"
said Mark H. Hetrick, presi-
dent.
The group reelected Mr..
Hetrick as its president. Other
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Arlington Woman
Heads Bur Group

Miss Ruth Joyce Hens OF
1900 North Washington boule
ward, Arlington, has beer
elected president of the
Women's Bar Association of the
District.
Other new officers are Marv
E. McCorkle, vice president;
Eona B. Gatchell, correspond.
ing secretary: Alice P. Froh-
man. recording secretary: Anne
E. Lally, treasurer, and Lor-
raine w. Hurney and Anna F,
Nacrelli, directors.
Evening star., 1960-05-20

officials elected are Charles
w. Harris, first vice president;
George E. Fouche. second vice
president; Kirk Ledbetter, re-
Icording secretary; Mrs. Peggy
Mayhem. financial secretary;
William L. Bryan, treasurer;
Mrs. Alma Allen, Clifton Davis
and Mr.. Fouche. delegates to
the Southeast Council; Cecil
G. Hanger and Mr.. Harris. del
egateS to the Federation Of
Citizens Associations.
The meeting was held at
Congress Heights School, Fifth
street and Nichols avenue Sc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

Cherry and Marlonc from a
partnership and operate ii un-
der the firm name of White
Swan Laundry. johnson. whil"
operating the firms truck on
partnership business. negligent
~ Injuries MotSingcr. FrOrI
whom may MotSingcr recover"
MOtSingcr may recover 4
judgment against the White
Swan Laundry. Cherry, Marlonc
and Johnson. MotSingcr'S at
torney will probably nam" AL
as co-dcfcndantS in single
court proceeding.
Johnson is liable because he
is the actual wrongdocr who
injured Motsingcr. In North
Carolina a partnership may be
sued in its firm name. Since
Johnson. at the time Of the ac-
cident, was acting as an agent
of the White Swan Laundry,
the firm for whom he works
is also liable. The individual
partners are both jointly and
Sevcrally liable for the con
tracts or negligent acts of the
partnership.
The full amount of the iudG-
mcnt may be satisfied from
the assets of any one of the
partners. Property not used il
connection with the partner
ship may be seized Ia satisfy d;
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
This Is
he Low
Liability OF Partners

Phillips loaned money To
Crumpler for the purpose Of
operating a business under tho
assumed name of Capitol Man
ufacturing Company. The net
profits of the business was To
be shared equally. The business
was not Incorporated. Crump-
Ter was to have exclusive man
agement. Crumpler was to re-
ceive no salary: he was To share
only in the net profits. Phillips
was permitted To withdraw any
and all advances of money
upon giving thirty days writ
ten notice to Crumplcr for pur-
pose of liquidating the business
and closing il out. After pay
ing all advances to Phillips
and all expenses. the net pro-
fits remaining we're to be di-
vided equally. Was a partner
ship created?
No. There was created mere
~ creditor and debtor rCla-
tionship. Phillips was rccciv-
ing share of the profits sim
ply as compensation or interest
for the use of his money. There
was not co-ownerShip of the
enterprise. Crumplcr was tn"
sole owner and operator of tn"
Capitol Manufacturing Com
pany.
Since Phillips was not 4
partner. he would not be liable
for the obligations of the Com.
pany.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

Jones and Smith operated
the Jones Food Center Il, "a
general partnership Jones told
Taylor that he would not b.
personally responsible for any
additional bread sold hv Tar-
Tor Ia the Jones Food Center
Subsequently TAYLOR. at the &c
quest OF Smith. sold and deli
vcrcd bread 90 the Jones Food
Center May TAYLOR recover
personally from Jones the vale
Of the subsequently delivered
bread
Yes. Both partners had equal
rights in the management and
conduct of the partnership
business.
As long aS the partnership
is a going concern. neither can
restrict tn" other i'm wat'Crs
dealing with the ordinary con-
duct of the business. Only =
majority vote of the partner
can forbid otherwise pcrmiSS-
able partnership transactions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
Free
WsseesSi
<aJ

The road ahead is smooth
and straight. The sky is cleo.
the pavement dry. Your car IS
fairly ncw and powerful So
smotth i, seems to dive .isgis.
It's around up,a.,mo and y.u
roll along shy trou5'n-....
highway at % co. so mikes .-
hour.
Suddenly. you run int t.a
rear end OF a tuck.
What happened.
Even if Won survive you.Il
prnbaBIy never know. p.rr .y
they'll say Won fell 1sl,.n .-
the wheel. Ew you We, \r.r.
awake and rested Maybe
they'll say YOU were drivug
tou fast. But yrII yy,r, COIN,
only 80 or So. legal in North
Carolina So m.vl. Won y.rr.
following the truck too c!narl,
But YOU never even saw 70
truck. The ruaE ahead r1.
clear: YOUR, sure %. thai
If you weren't driving mlH
drinking and noin!ue wei.
wrong with YOUR car. mo- ur,
can saw Tor sure wha. mao.
You hit the truck.
But psyhchloeists and SOM.
traffic authorities have VII.
they think might be the lr-,,
or. It's called HIGHWAY hy.-
nosIs."
state troopers nave irv..f.
gated thou, anal. Cd ancrUrf
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs Winford Taylor
of Rockingham were Saturday
guests oi Mrs. Louise Chest
nut
MIR. and Mrs. DariouS Cana
dy of Tabor City were Sunday
guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. Lee
Canady.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
wv BTW -CHANNEl S
Florence, S. E.

400 Brighter Day
Ais Secret Storm
4::30 Edge Of Night
500 Amos N Andy
$50 Riddle kDrncr
600 Highway Patrol
$50 ESQ Reporter
Gas Doug Edwards
700 Danger my Bust
7:30 Tombstone Ter.
800 Father Knows
$50 Dobic ellis
900 Tom Ewcll
$50 Red SHELTON
1000 Garry Moore
HOO News & Weather
11:l0 Sportsbcat
11:15 State Trooper
WE'D. NOV. 80
7::30 ChriStophcrS
800 CHS News
8:15 Capt Kangaroo
900 u S History
$50 Physical Sci.
1000 Dec. Bride
1890 Video Village
100 / Love Lucy
1870 Clear Horizons
1900 Noon News
1918 Agri Business
1920 Meditation
1890 Search for Tom.
12:45 Guiding Light
100 a Great Life
100 World Turns
200 Full Circle
2:3O Houscparty
300 Millionaire
$50 Verdict is Yours
400 Brighter Day
AIS Secret Storm
AGO Edge of Night
500 Amos m ANDY
$40 Spaccship CO
500 Hucklcbcrrv lid
$40 ESQ Reporter
Gas Doug Edwards
TOO Science Fiction
7:30 Family Classics
$40 Wanted
900 Red SHELTON
$50 I've got n Secret
1000 Hawaiian Eye
1900 News
1910 Sportsbcat
11:15 Late Show
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

'uCVmFnt anr If the individual
partners.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
Florence, S. {.

$50 ESQ Reporter $50 Physical Sci.
Gas Doug Edwards 1000 Dec. Bride
700 + Almanac 1920 Video Village
100 Rawhde HOO | Love Lucy
$3.50 Donna Reed 80 Clear Horizons
900 II Sunset Strip 1900 Noon News
1000 Panorama 1918 Agri Business
1890 Eyewitness 1920 Meditation
II 90 News. Wca 1890 Search Tom
ll:lO SpOrtSbeat 12:45 Guiding Light
ll:l5 Late Show 100 It's Great Life
SAT, NOV. 26 100 World Turns
9:45 Light Time 200 Full Circle
1000 Capt. Kangaroo 2:3O Houseparty
1900 Magic Land 800 Millionaire
1870 Mighty Mouse $50 Verdict Is Yours
1900 SKY King 400 Brighter Day
l2:3O Sat News Ais Secret Storm
100 Wrestling 4:3O Edge of Night
ZOO NBT Basketball 500 Amos m Andy
4l5 Picture $50 Spaceshp CO
9:3O hoy Rogers 600 Bugs Bunny
600 Sports Wea' $50 ESQ Reporter
b:l5 Sat news GAS Doug Edwards
o:5o Route DO ZOO Leave il TO B'ver
E3O Perry Mason 7:3O Tell The Truth
$50 Checkmate a.oO pete and GLADYS
$50 Have Gun, will gao Bringing IN B.dv
1000 Gun Smoke o.on DANNY Tbomas
lo:3o u D MarShai $50 Andy Griffith
ll:oo bate ono" 1000 Hcnnesey
SUN, NOV. II 1890 Panorama
1000 Unto My Feet 100 News & Wea.
1890 Look UP Live 1115 led three Lives
100 UN in Action TUES NOV 20
ll:3O Camera Three TOO Reading Prog.
1900 Picture 7:30 Commonwealth
As Pro Football 800 CHS News
200 Card al RedSkin BIS Cant Kangaroo
445 Frank Howard 900 II 6 History
5:4o Platform $50 Physical Sci
900 Walt Disney 1000 Dec Bride
I:Oo baSsie 1890 Video Village
E3o DcnniS menace 1900 Love Lucy
800 Ed Sullivan 11.3o Clcar Horizons
900 Pony Express 1900 Noon News
S:3o JACK Benny 1915 Agri Business
lO:VO CahoIo camera 1920 Meditation
1890 What's My Line 1870 Search Tom
| 100 News Special t2.ds Guiding LIGHT
MON" NOV. ~ loo Grca' Life
700 Reading Prog. 100 World Turns
1870 This Is the Life 200 Full Circle
800 CHS News 2:3O Houseparty
.8:15 Capt. Kangaroo 800 Peoples Choice
900 u S History $50 Verdict is Your,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
THURS. NOV. "a

THURS. NOV. "a
TO Reading Prog.
7:3O Sacred Heart
tbs Ind. on Parade
600 News
8:l5 Capt Kangaroo
900 Sound Stage
1000 Parade
1870 Clear Horizons
1900 Pkrs vs. Lions
800 Millionair
$3.50 Verdict is yours
400 Brighter Day
Ais Secret Storm
4:3O Edge of Night
400 Concert
800 Highway Patrol
$50 ESQ Reporter
GAS Doug Edwards
700 Flight
100 The Witness
$50 TBA
Q.OO Mike Hammer
$50 Untouchables
1890 June Allison
HOO News. weather
ll:l0 Sportsbeat
MIS- Late Show
FIR, NOV. rs
TOO Reading Prog.
1880 Faith for Today
800 News
8:15 Cap Kangaroo
900 Sound Stage
1000 Dec. Bride
1890 Video Village
HOO | Love Lucy
ll3O Clear Horizons
200 Noon News
1915 Agri Business
1920 Meditation
1890 Search
l2:45 Guiding Light
100 It's A great Life
1870 World Turns
200 Full Circle
2:30 Houscparty
300 Millionaire
$50 Verdict is yours
200 Brighter Day
AIS Secret Storm
80 Edge Of Night
500 Amos NJ Andy
$50 Spaceship CO
600 26 Men
Evening star., 1960-04-19
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

or margarine, 4 eggs, well
beaten, 4 dozen baked tart
shells, cooled.
Combine lemon rind, lemon
juice and sugar in top of
double boiler. Add butter.
Heat over boiling water,
stirring until butter is melt
ed. Stir in eggs. Continue
cooking. stirring constantly
until mixture is thick enough
to pile slightly Cabout IS
minutes. Cool thoroughly.
Spoon filling into cooled tart
shells. Makes 4 dozen tarts.
Tart Shells: Take 8 cups
sifted flour, 1la teaspoons
salt, cup shortening, about
6 tablespoons cold water.
Sift flour and salt. Cut in
shortening until the size of
large peas. Sprinkle water
over mixture; mix thoroughly
until smooth dough is formed.
Roll on Toured surface to
1s-inch thickness. Cut into
212-inch rounds to fit into
124-inch muffin pans. Prick.
Bake at $50 degrees until
light golden brown.
Evening star., 1960-04-19
Lemon Torts

Lemon Turts
Mrs. D. A. F., Washington
Here is the recipe for
Lemon Curd Tarts.
Crate rind of 2 medium
lemons, Y cup lemon Juice,
2 cups sugar, l cup butter
Evening star., 1960-04-19

veniences you no doubt take
much for granted. I strongly
suggest you visit for several
months in the Clearwater st.
Pc tersburg and Sarasota
areas before you decide.
Many people think of st.
Petersburg as an old folks
home, but actually this isn't
so. There is quite a younger
group of people living here
and it is increasing every day.
1t will amaze you that
there are so many activities
available, sch ooling for
younger retired people in this
area, etc.
The only limit will be the
one you place on yourself.
There are classes (free) in
painting, music, investment,
square dancing; name it and
you can find a group to fit
into.
Move into a new isolated
development and you will be
very disappointed in your
retirement. Move into an
area like St. Petersburg,
where years of experience
have been spent in develop
ing programs for retired
people and you'll never re-
gret it.
Florida is wonderful.
Gardening is a truly inter-
esting experience.
If you like it, you can get
many interesting Florida
garden books at the library.
Another item not to be over
looked in deciding on an
isolated rather than built-up
area. is Libraries. Libraries
offer many hours of free en-
tertainment. We couldn't
live without one.
Also don't forget medical
facilities. They are here and
it will be years before people
living in these new develop
mentS can build them up and
support them.
Evening star., 1960-04-19
SOPHIE FOR PRESIDENT?
Durable Miss Tucker
Tunes Up q Campaign

in a voice that has lost none
of its richness.
Campaign Platform
Does she have a personal
platform?
"Yes, I have. 1t is to stay
young"
Her greatest triumph in a
career extending over more
than half a century?
1T is that at 70 I am better
than at 16."
Her greatest disappoint-
ment?
I've no time for disap-
pointments."
Any advice for newcomers
in show business?
Evening star., 1960-04-19
Spanish Punch

Mrs. NJ. Mem, Washington
To Miss S. p, Washington
These are the ingredients
for a Spanish drink called
"Sangria." Use red wine,
soda water, lemon, sugar and
cinnamon Il think it was in
pieces. 1t would have to be
mixed to the individuals
taste. 1t is delicious.
Evening star., 1960-04-19
By MOHAMMED A. RAUF, Jr

Contributing Writer
If you believe in magic
wands and Santa Claus,
then you will believe that
Sophie Tucker is a candi-
date for President.
At the Shoreham Hotel
last night, the reigning queen
of songdom announced she
is opening her current Wash
ington campaign" with a
new song called Sophie
Tucker for President" and
plans to give buttons bear
ing the title to her audience.
Wearing a black cocktail
dress and a flowery, lavender
hat, 72-year-old Miss Tucker
answered reporters questions
Evening star., 1960-04-19
Information on St. Petersburo

A. q. TO MIS-. Z. {. r.
AS former Kensngton (Md) residents-coudnt pass up
the opportunity Of replying to query Florida.
We have been in St. Petersburg about year and have
formed definite opinions which I'll pass along you
Go easy before you decide New" development They
often isolated and will the many con-
Evening star., 1960-04-19
Wool Ends

Mrs. C. r. NJ, Lorton, Va.
Can anyone give me the
address of woolen mills where
I may purchase mill ends
OF woolen material to use in
my hooked rugs?
Evening star., 1960-04-19
Copper CIeoninq

Mrs. o. A. c., Alexandria
Does anyone know how to
clean a copper coffee pot?
Thank you.