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Evening star., 1961-05-17
Shell recommends 21 ways
to make your car last longer

Some new car finishes need only good
washing to keep them bright, but Others re-
quire waxing. Its good idea to check your
owners manual. Older cars are almost Ger.
tain to benefit from good waxing.
1S. Protect chrome against rust invasion.
Chrome, itself, can't rust. But it actually has
millions Of tiny holes which can let the
moisture right through to the metal beneath.
Dirtinvites this invasion, soclean the chrome
thoroughly and frequently, and wax it for
further protection.
10. "Bandage" minor scratches in your
cars finish. Small scratches in the finish
expose bare metal which can rust. Until you
can have the scratches re6nished, keep rust
from foming with coat Of touch-uP paint
or even a strip Of cellulose tape on the
scratches. Use clear nail polish on scratches
in the chrome.
20. Pamper carpets and upholstery.
Ground-in dirt wears out carpets before their
time. Give them weekly whisking or vacu-
uming shampoo once in while.
II. Let your Shell dealer help your car last
longer. Your car may have cost you thou
sands Of dollars. After your home, this is
probably your biggest single investment.
Treat it carefully. Feed it well. Let your
Shell dealer help you on both counts. You
will save money-and increase your driving
pleasure, too. ..: .
Evening star., 1961-05-17

Shell scientists dedicate their working lives to the
care and feeding Of automobiles.
They can offer dozens Of tips on prolonging the life
Of your second biggest investment Here are some
useful samples:
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24
COP Ladies Sign Up
For ID. C.. Farley
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tSOHlinucu AiOih page OHeJ
Mrs. Prickett said the most re-
cent Delaware registrations for the
national conference have been re-
ceived from Mrs. Susan Dent and
Mrs. Evelyn Kneisley, both of Will
mington; Mrs. Jesse Murray, Mrs.
Roland Cobb, Mrs. Nathaniel
Banks and Mrs. Ebe Chandler, all
of Dagsboro; Mrs. Roberta Bra
sure of Georgetown; Mrs. Sidney
Scott of Greenville; Mrs. Leon
Buckson of Townsend; Mrs. Louis
Mandes and Mrs. Gorilla d {
Schoonover, both of Odessa; Mrs.
Ruth Concilio of Dover; Mrs Es-
telle Lee of Red Lion; Mrs. Doro-
thy Elston of Middletown, and
Mrs Conrad L. Hoover, Mrs. Clar-
ence Evans, Mrs. Kathleen Hall
and Mrs. Vera Harting, all of Will
mington.
The Delaware women who had
registered previously for the con-
ference include Mrs. Barbara Mad
den of New Castle; Mrs. Sally
King. Mrs Lillian Hanf and Mrs.
Emma Hannam, all of Whining
ton; Mrs. Clemson Theobald of
Hockessin; Mrs. G. Douglass Buck,
Jr., of Greenviile; Mrs. Marjorie
Weldon of Hockessin; and Mrs.
Mossie Lee Smith, Mrs. Helen
Rogers. Mrs. Elsie Truitt, Mrs.
Helen Hewitt and Mrs. E. Alden
Townsend, all of Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24
Activities OF Red Cross
Here In 1861 Listed
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away from home in this country
and in a foreign land. 1t was a
great satisfaction to relay the fol-
lowing message from a serviceman
to his wife and mother-"I am
well-no hostilities here-mail may
be delayed" The servieeman was
located in an area where he real
lied that radio and T.V. accounts
might be upsetting to his family
and give them reason to feel con-
eerned as to his health and safety.
There has been much counseling
service to families; just talking
over a problem and suggesting pos
sible solutions has been appreciated
by several families.
Home Service assists the Disas-
ter Chairman, MI. Humes. with his
work. Fires began to occur very
early in the Fall Mrs. Cresson was
so busy with the work of helping
some families tc begin anew; the
thought of a community place to
store unused furniture became an
important idea to her. She contact
ed several people and the Kiwanis
Club approved and had the answer
for storage space. We are now for
tunate in our community to have a
place for the storage of used cloth
ing to answer the needs of fire and
emergencies. This has been the de-
sire of our disaster chairman and
many people interested in provid-
ing for needs and emergencies in
the community. Several people feel
rewarded for their efforts; space
has been given in the Community
Building through the kindness of
the Carlisle Fire Co.
Good Things Happen when you
work together. Help your Red
Cross and let your Red Cross help
you. Extra volunteers are needed
for the month of March-call your
Area Chairman, Mrs. William r.
Draper. phone GA 2-S941. or Mrs
Charles Swain. phone GA 2-S473; if
you have time for a worthy cause
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24
Bucs Defeat SeafOrd
On Milford Court
In Real Fray
continued from page one)
SEAFORD
Totals i. 21 s so
Buccanettes Top SeafOrd 4O-3S

On Tuesday afternoon in the
Seaford gymnasium, the Milford
Girls Varsity basketball team
again defeated Seaford 40-3S. The
game was very exciting. for the
girls were pitted against one of
the toughest teams in lower Della
ware. The girls met this challenge
with the steady confidence of true
champions and rose above the i'm
mense pressures of tied scores and
advantage fluctuations.
The high scorers were Kitchens
with IA points and rebounds,
Vernotico with IA points and
rebounds, and Welch with II points
and rebounds. The outstanding
guards were Burris with 13 re-
bounds, Vileisis with rebounds,
and Belts with 4 rebounds.
The team, under the effective
coaching of Mrs. George Manlove
is enjoying a most rewarding sea-
son which will soon draw to a tri-
umphant close.
The Junior Varsity again suf-
fered defeat from the hands of
the Seaford j. V. The girls were
quite nervous. but they managed
to hold their own better in this
game than in the previous Mil
ford-Seaford game.
The high scorers were Lufsey
with 6 points. 2 rebounds, Griffith
with 8 points. l rebound, Short
with 4 points. rebounds. and
Mercer with points, l rebound.
The outstanding guards were Die
kersop with rebounds, and Scott
with / rebound.
Team coach, Miss Cornelia Shaw
has worked long and hard with
these girls, who are now nearing
the end of a very successful sea-
son. Come out and watch the girls
win their last few games of the
1861 season!
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24
ROtarians Hear
Exchange Student Here
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ACOitIilueu lTOu page OucJ
trymen have made since World
War III, to rehabilitate themselves.
A small country Austria. just a
fragment of the once mighty Aus
tria- Hungarian Empire, Miss Ga
briel says there everybody works,
hoping to do their part TO pay off
the $700.000.00 debt owed Russia.
She stated $3.50, ,OO0. 900 has been
paid off, this being done in five
years, with a like amount to be
paid off in the next five years.
She stated that at the beginning,
following World War ii. the coun-
try was occupied by America,
France. England and Russia. The
first three countries have not ask
ed for any reparations, only Rus
sia
Uta described the mountains of
Austria and stated that skiing was
a sport indulged in by all.
She told of the rigorous school
curriculum of her native land and
stated she hoped to become tea
cher.
Rev Milbury responded to the
talk.
Present as visiting Rotarians
were Emanuel Barros, Dover
Club; Clayton Conklin, chairman
of the Board of the L. d. Caulk
Company. Philadelphia Club. and
Archie Feagan of the Harrington
Club.
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24
Highway Program
Has Been Outlined
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operation will depend entirely
upon funds for construction pur-
poses being made available to the
State Highway Department by the
General Assembly.
A large amount of the planning
and engineering for the projects
already on the program in both
counties has been completed and
they could be put into operation
soon after the funds are made
available
OF the projects previously plac-
ed on the program for Kent Coun-
ty, $72S, 400 would be provided
through Federal Aid and the re-
manning $1.021 900 would come
from state funds. These Kent pro-
iects, with the estimated cost of
each, are Willow Grove to Wyom-
ing, $4S0,000; Lebanon Road from
Route 13 to Dover Air Force Base,
$1,150.000; Dixon's Corner to Lit
tie Greek, $4,000.
For Sussex County. Federal-Aid
for the projects previously placed
on the program amounts to ST.
1896 900 and the State share would
be $1.953,000. These projects, with
the estimated cost of each are,
Route IA, Maryland Line to Beth
any Beach, S960,000: Route lib.
Milford bypass, $1,104,000; Route
404, Cokesbury Church to Route
13. 100000: Millsboro bridges and
approaches. $240.O0O; Road 249
from Route Is to Route 5, $1S0,000;
Double Bridges to Redd, 1864, 600.
The Kent projects approved for
preliminary engineering, with the
estimated cost of each are Route
IA, Harrington to Milford, $780,
90; Route s, Route 13 to Little
Creek, SS,00Q,0O; Route 300 Mary
land Line to Kenton, $780, 900;
$545, 900; Road 40. Clayton to
Maryland Line. 100000; Road IL,
north of Leipsic to Route 6, $780,
900.
The Sussex projects approved
for preliminary engineering, with
the cost of each, are Route 20,
Road 2S to Millsboro, 100000:
Route IA, Five Points to NAPLES
Pond, $2.50O.OOO; Route 5, Road
292 to Route "a, 100000; Route
26, Clarksyille to Bethany Beach,
$215,000
Projects not eligible for Federal
Aid also approved for preliminary
engineering. with their estimated
cost. are Loockerman Street, in
tersection, Dover, $4,000; Center
Street, Harrington, $4,000; Lake
view Avenue, Milford, $230,000; /;
Stein Highway. Seaford, S250,000.
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24
Annual Amateur
PTA Show AT Milton
tcontilued from page one)

Sam Shapiro will be general
chairman for the show. with Mill
ard Jenkins, program director;
Mrs. Marguerite Downs. assistant
director; Rudy Sauer. coordinator.
Fred Lehman, master of cere-
monies; Mrs. Mary Hughes. pub
licity; Edward Marzoa. Roland
Bunting and Francis Snyder. judi
ges.
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24
MISSILE BOOM

CAPE CANAvERAL, Fla. (AP)
The booming missile business
has made Brevard County, home
of Cape Canaveral. the fastest
growing county in the United
States in the last decade.
The US. Census Bureau re-
ported Brevard population rose
$40 per cent between 1850 and
1960-from 23,563 to 11I.176. Bur-
eau figures show only 1875 per
cent of this growth. due to natural
increases. The remainder resulted
from the test center and the miss
lie industries it attracted.
In its first year of operation.
1850. Cape Canaveral had $50
workers. The most recent count
showed 20.100,
Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24

Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24
VOTING RECORD

FREMONT. Ohio (P)- Frank A.
Mason. a 102-year-old retired mail
carrier of nearby Clyde. claims the
longest voting record in Ohio.
Ted w Brown, Ohio Secretary of
State. says records show mason
has voted regular since 1880.
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24
Milford Bldg-Loan
Observes Birthday

Continued from page one)
treasurer; j. William Wells, sec
retary
Directors for three year terms,
Henry Wilkins, willard r. Hall
and Cornelius wilkins.
Holdover directors are: Calvert
Morgan. Charles Summer, George
Manlove, Ray Warren. j. p. Stew
ard. Jr.. and Wright Ward.
The secretary reported that 900
serial shares had been issued this
past year, and all were taken. A
new series known as the seth SER
les was authorized by the stock
holders with 500 shares being is
sued.
Classified Ads JieI Results
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24

Classified Ads Ger Results
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24
JAIL THEFT

CHATTANOOGA (AP)-Mrs.
Carrie Sims told police pick
pocket stole her wallet, containing
$40, while she was visiting the
county Jail.
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24
SHIRT SAVER

AS the inside of a mans white
shirt starts TO wear. press a piece
of white mending tape on the fray
ed part as a reinforcement
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24
TIMES UP

An egg timer placed beside you
while making long distance tele-
phone call will let you know when
your. three minutes are up.
Evening star., 1961-06-12

ARLINGTON = Centrally air-cond-
huge picture windows proyiding
unrestricted view Of Washington
Golf Course; 3 bedrooms, 8 baths,
spacious kitchen with an-electric
GE equipment, Gift. ,elubroom in
walk-out basement; distinctive
residential area and choice prop
erty priced in the 40s; easy terms.
call Ia k-R2An
Evening star., 1961-06-12

ARL. Ng-3-bedroom, 2-batt brick
rambler with 33-ft. paneled rec.
room: fgl, III basement, .Se qE bNY; KITCHEN, I
ssTagsi SGs S2SiS0G; SSSrdhs ~ T. IA HH0YHIhd sad
Evening star., 1961-06-12
& Luchs

J REALTORS SINCE 1910
ARL., n, COOL LIVIN0lBy OWN
ER. Beaut. 3-bedrm. brick RAM
bier featuring lge. liy. rm. with
firepl., din. rn., and completely
equip. GE kit; nice shaded back
yard for cool summer living. FHA
appraisal $19,25o, present 4 Y z
sell for less. OPEN IL to 9. 5442
22nd ST., KE. S-7l1b.
Evening star., 1961-06-12

EXECUTIVES! A luxurious home
overlooking beautiful view ol
country club; foyer entrance, 4
bedrooms, 3 baths, s raised hearth
fifeplaees in huge living room,
paneled. large family room and
giant recreation room, ultramod-
ern-eQuipped kitchen, full base
ment, porch, 2-car earport, many
custom features; price, S40,950 !;
must be seen to appreciate. Cal
IA. 6-94Q0.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
4, w, BERENS, Realtor

304 W. Lee Hwy. CIR. 3-14o1
ECONOMY AND EYERYTHING-
Charming and immaculate New
ENGLAND Cape Cod in delishtful
bedrms., III baths, wall-to-wail
carpeting: formal dining rm. Most
attractive kitchen with table
space; full basement ground level;
rec. rm. opening onto lovely rear
patio. This can't last at $l7.950.
JE. 4-22ss. PARKER, SMITH q
nONNETI. Rea1tarR
Evening star., 1961-06-12
BHR
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
REALTORS

FAIRFAx-4 bedrms., "a baths.
pTesd pa ss'SSf 10 s0s SssScn oSS e RsSs
level la-aere lot. soft. rec. rm..
huge state-size dining rm.. unusu-
ally lge. gift. liy. rn., carport,
de luxe in every way. FLA ap-
proved in upper 20s. Bus 70 public
and paroehial schools. Walk to
high school. Be first to view. JE.
10000, WIN. 4. CHAPMAN RE-
ALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ABSOLUTE TOP VALUES

IN PRINCE GEORGES
Showcase Of Homes"
RANCHERl $50 MO. TOTALl
Brick front Suburban
raneh-styie rambler on level
fenced lotl 8 bedrn1s., Ice.
liv. rm. -dining area COM
bined; equip. kit.l Q hlks. to
express bus. shopping and
school. Best economy buy
at Sl1,600 with 5000 down
Must sell this vacant 2-year-
old 4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
Cape Cod with earport;
$1,000 below FLA appraisal
Recreation-type bsmt. with
exit; de luxe kit, firepl.,
sep. din. rml GI and FHA
low-down terms or, with
cash. save additional SIS by
assuming owners present
$15,200 trustl
AP. 7-2075
This Is Where to Buy"
MARYLAND SALES
Il APPRAISAL CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS f' IA. 4-l4O0

eELLEvUE FOREST in North Ar
HstHn TRHY y tss 5isf q saIs CEN: .y
BRICK BI-LEVEL HOME. This
gracious ieye!;sntrsnce, custom
s9s s9pr offs5; SHMHy mS etossl5stivs RoM wiTz 21z
PiiREPLAcE. A3ta aoxie.fs. 'M living winn rrli
with paneled fireplace vali, formal
dining rm.. dream kitchen, 2-CAR
BUILT-N GARAGE. delightfully
private shaded rear yard; many
extras. including WALL-TO-WALL
CARPETING, draperies. etc. FAIR
terms. JORDAN, INC. REALTORS,
IL. 6-6000: ewes. IA. S.6s37.
Evening star., 1961-06-12

COUNTRY KITCHEN
In todays brick home Of custom
styling: A lovely Nv. rm; with
fireplace OF the decor. 3 twin size
All this in the rural. atmosphere
of an acre Of towering trees and
Towering shrubs that can be truly
enjoyed on the summer patio.
This can be yours with O down
payment Of only $500.
q. w. BERENS. Realtor
Evening star., 1961-06-12
HOLLEY REALTY

1888 Lee Hwy. AL. KE. $3.50
ARL., n, CLosE-IN-3-bedrm.
brick new rambler Just com
pleted.. 2 baths din. rri.; bsrnt:.
sSTport equip ICo XII; Slya eat at, iRsss HsrSt
Co to Edison ST., left to 'Carlyn
Spring I'd. right 8 blks. to 5323.
OPEN BY OWNER, SUM 2-6. ia.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
A ,ALE!ANDRIA soUTH

NO MONEY DOWN or
All brick 3-bedroom rambler on
3-acre lot. Washer, dishwasher
and bearing fruit trees are some
ov9e aSe home Sso5s' for sas' Oay e. Tssa safs6 shs
Call for appointment to see,
WE INVITE TRADES. OPEN 80
MONROE REALTORS SO. b-alOO
Evening star., 1961-06-12
.SI7.Q5n

ADELPM = Charming brick-and-
trees: 8 bedrooms. tiled basement
with rough plumbing for extra
bath: 2 air conditioners and wall
to-wall earpeting included. FHA
applied for, $l3,SS6 AM loan
may pe assumed,
Evening star., 1961-06-12
BESI BE1S
WE TAKE TRADES
S145nn

rAKoMA PARK-New rambler on
knoll with trees and view, kitchen
With table space. 2 bedrooms and
floor, heated with rouShed plumb
ing for End bath, full basement; /;
FLA or conventional financing.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
FARMS

COUNTRY PROPERTY
Va. or W. va.-You name tive
have y; Call or write for free
MOUNTAIN REALTY
Box 254. Fairfax. Va. DU. .6,5677
Evening star., 1961-06-12
Q5n

PARK - New section,
walking distance to Our Lady of
Sorrow: 2 bedrooms and bath on
1st, huge finished room and full
bath on End. recreation room with
full extra kitchen for entertain
naent. nice lot with lovely plant
tngs; aluminium awnings.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
$4,000

KNoLLwOoD. close to MOL -
Modern split level. 8 bedrooms,
2h baths, large anchor fenced lot,
home in immaculate condition
with many modern features and
extras. FILA applied for.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Air Conditioned

and outl Yes, the many
rambler make for comfortable HT- y.
ing, Features 3 bedrooms, IL
baths. spacious kitchen, separate
tormal dining room, lovely flag
stone patio, double carport, level
lahdseaped lot: close to Seven
Corners in an area OF higher
priced homes, Can Hu, 1-910o to
Evening star., 1961-06-12
S1hnnn

QUEENS CHAPEL AREA. West
Hyattsville-Delightful 2-bedroom
brick Colonial. lovely large corner
eSe.e ensiSSes sSSs. witn ins wni1e Iar piensIt aIs
trees; immaculate home: FLA ap-
plied for.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
S21.95O

BELTsVILLE-Lovely wooded eor-
Tss nss c. SSSlSS S.sI.o, nSSsrn asSsrn. DEicE si
ing room, extra nice kitchen
equipment, full basement. earport,
close to elementary and junior
high, bus for paroehial schools.
Evening star., 1961-06-12

ADELPHI-All-brk. rambler; 8 spa
ctous heorms.,. large Florida rnn,.
beautiful firepl.. well-shrubbed lot,
premium o on, Transferred
oTper anxious to sell. Price S19.-
join H. HUGHES CO.. WA. 7-o5so
ADELPHI-Sl7,0O0 or less than
$1,000 win make you the proud
homeowner: close to shopping
and transp.: spick-snd-span, 8.
bedrm., all-brk. rambler; kit. with
table space; tiled bsmt., din. ell,
ftrepl,, paneled rec. rrn,, storm
windows, attractive. fenced lot.
=. I. L. LEWIS
10. $3.50 Lo. $3.50
ADELPHIE4-bedrms., 2 baths. Ike
0his Al'MsSUsr "a MUST TO sEE~
Wslk-out daylight ,hsmt. ideal for
rec. nm, sep. din. I'm, de luxe
kit: choice area.
W. ]. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
AbELPHI-Beautifui 5-b.r. brick
rambler .wItwo baths. fin. bsnit.
Nbar, study room IN Cor extra
bedrm;ls laundry: conveniently loc;
q. Of Nd. Sold By OWNER 70 pass
the savings on to you. he. 4.49S2.
ADELPHI-Brick Cape Cod. 2h
81 apt. UNTvERsiTY REALTY.
he. 4-35o0..
ANDREWS-BOLLING AREA - De.
sirable River Ridge Estates: spac.
4-eedrm. Colonial; many extras.
4425 Broekton I'd. 10. 7-4313.
ANDREWS AREA. FLA approved
3-hedrm. hll-briek rambler with
1irepl; in iiv. rm;. sep. din. rm.,
2 full baths and beautiful day
light rec. Tm. with fireplace; on
h-acrei Handicapped lot; many ex-
ttas; must be seen 70 be appreci-
si'5o6 dow down. a. yiOV Cal I'll n pm. o
WA. 7-s900. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
= & CO., INC.
ANDREWS AREA--Fine 2-year-old,
3-bedrm. brick rambler in perfect
IN quiet neishborhood, Assume
large FHA loan. Solid value at
S17,750, RE. B-37S2,
BALTO. WASH. PARKWAY; HoTIl
Only $3.50 full price, with sos
dn. buys this Germ. home: large
fenced lots .vacy. move In with
Sseosit 70 List With ,Ln dtsS. L. j.
BELTsYMLE = 3-bedrm. rambler;
AT LESS THAN .S15,500, FHA
appI.: nr. schools; bsrtt, with rec.
fnl.. outside entr. WE. $3.50.
BRENTWOOD-Take over present
financing. 3-bedru., corner Cape
Cod; sep. din. rm., bSmt. with
rumpus rn.. oodles OF extras.
HAGAN REALTY. INC, UN. 4-e5S3
~. H. VI. JAsEPH. Realtor
CARROLLTON; ST., 800, 4Laes, SI07
$500 dn.: 2nd possible; bedrms., =,
d. 7. e311 Nicholson st., SP. 3-S636.
CHEvERLY - AIl-brick, S-bedrm.
home. Separate dining rIn., large
1iv, rm., full bSmt., outside entr..
side porch, beautiful lot; walk to
st. Ambrose and Happy. Acres
Schools. FIRST to see win buy at
S16,600. Terrific terms.
CT. NO MONEY DowN-Approx
s0x25O: 2-bedrm. home; sep. din.
rm., large liv. rm.: vacant and
completely redecorated inside: big
screened porch; only $10,950,
$3.50 down to non-Vets,
WooDLAwN - Brick Caps Cod;
walk to st. Mary's, public schools,
bus and shops: 4 bedrrns., sep
arate dining rm., ground-level
bsn1t. exit. fire and burglar alarm
system, storm windows, fenced
lot. A terrific buy at $15,400;
assume 41sss loan and pay SS6.29
. mo.
pRrNcr zEoRora pRoprHrfEs
Evening star., 1961-06-12

NJ Screened for
summer and glassed for winter,
regardless Of the ns,,, season. ;aEss u,ab you'll
There's, also, q carport along side
this rambling, white rancher with
three nice bedrooms. Roomy liv-
ing room'n, dining room. Near
Williamsburg, yorktown schools.
$24.50O. -,L
Evening star., 1961-06-12

ALEXANDRIA-caIl now to see this
4-bedroom, 2-bath dream house.
Retired owner has layished his
labors on this. his permanent
home-then he bought Q farm
and wants to move now, Oh no
Tonsy NoTfyoSST' SSTn; s;t2TEIEaA,v DT EHA, pr.yrv
FL 1.09dd S1-HR. SERVICE
Evening star., 1961-06-12

CT, NO MONEY DowN-Approx.
S77 mo. Beautiful wooded lot,
S0x250: 2-bedrm. home; sep. din,
r;,sts ra,;; issEe :;;. ny: rm;; vacant ,ss,a. ind @
screened porch; only $10,950,
$3.50 down to non-Vets,
Evening star., 1961-06-12

AHI 7snience Ssfinsssivs dsssn anonE sSa
custom built homes, mr.. Lorcom
lane-Mil. rd.; 5 bedrfns., 2 baths,
Spac. Icathedral-type liv.- din. area
lge. .carport,. scr. porch, patio;
excellent entertaining; S2S,500.
. OWNER, IA. 1880.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-04
Ex-Cov. Knight Names H. Edgerton as 4Nixon Representative Offering Job

F LOS ANGELES M Former Gov. Goodwin Knight identified Los Angeles financier J. Howard Edgerton as the Richard Nixon spokesman he says tried to gel him out of the 1862 governors race.
 But Edgerton, Knights finance chairman in three campaigns, de- nied ever asking Knight not to oppose Nixon's bid for the state office.
 Nixon himself declared that Edgerton's statement completely repudiates this whole ridiculous charge"
 1T have no further comment" ]" the former Vice President said, 'Mr. Knight has humiliated him self enough"
 "Now we can move ahead toward the real goal of this cam paign, which is to clean up the mess in Sacramento and provide the dynamic new leadership which the people of California want and deserve"
 Nixon, unsuccessful Republican Presidential candidate last year, announced a week ago he would seek California's governorship and not seek the Presidency in 1864.
 Knight, who had already tossed his hat in the ring, charged after Nixon's announcement that Edger- ton. acting for Nixon, offered him any job in the state-up to in cluding Chief Justice of the Cali fornia Supreme Court, if he would bow out.
 Edgerton, president of savings and loan association, released an .orAn letter to the ex-governor saying:
 .Goodie, this just simply not the fact "
 Knight claimed that Edgerton's