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AUG. 14, 1955- -PAGE SEVEN-D ELMTRA SUNDAY TELEGRAM- AUTOMOBIliS AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES North Carolina Hardest Hit ricane Connie's Fur A CANADA Ut KJS' yJ'X'r scoha J5l'N CAROL -WSV 1 fLA fV HURRICANE conn, CUBA Or-r-1 HOW CONNIE COMPARED WITH HAZEL Map shows general paths of three major storms of 1954 compared with Hurricane Connie which dissipated Saturday as it moved north from Maryland into Pennsylvania. Note how Connie's general route compared in many respects with the much more damag- ing Hazel of last fall. (AP Wirephoto). BEAUTICIANS PERMANENTS.

maihineless or Coldi Wave, 5 complete. 2-9253. Millie. PERMANENTS. $3 50 up.

Evening noun, cantnire snop, a-4i. IOS1 AND FOUND LOST Female German police. Black wiw tan-wmte markings, no collar. Answers to 'Tony." Reward. Vicinity E.

Church and William. 3-9368. LOST Ladies' Croton Jeweled wrist watch, white gold. Possibly vicinity Corning Summer Theater or down town Elmira, Reward. Dial Elmira 2-9095.

LOST Small black dog. white chest answers to "Pepper." Vicinity Van Etten. Leave message with Van Etten phone operator. Reward. Jos eph Amentler.

AUTOMOTIVE MOBIL! HOMES TRAILERS ACRE, 1 Big garden, deep well with Jet pump. Modern trailer, concrete patio, septic tank, pnone ana electric. 3 miles to Horseheads. Con sider trade towards a large late model trailer or will sell separate. Inquire J.

Stoll Trailer Sales, or phone 9-4980. ALMA TRAILER HOMES Warm, comfortable, well built trailers Available in leneths to 48 ft. Sold and serviced by Spencer Trailer Sales, renna. Ave. Broadway.

FOR SALE 16-foot trailer, sleeps four. Call Llndley 821. GENERAL. 1954 2814 3 rooms, complete bath and shower. 9-4982.

SERVICE supplies and moving. C. Stoll Trailer Sales, Elmira. 2-3981. TRAVELO.

1955 42 ft All equipment included; 2 bedrooms. 8692. Marlette and Trotwood MOBILE HOME DISPLAY CHEMUNG CO. FAIR NEXT WEEK Thrasher's Trailer Sales Watkins Ed. (Route 14) Horseheads Announcing New Moon's "Patrician" All New Inside and Out See the 45-foot now Displayed Visit the Mobile Home Display at the Chemung County Fair Aug.

14 to 20. PIONEER MOEILE HOMES 305 Watkins Rd. In Horseheads IT COSTS LESS TO OWN THE BEST American, Vagabond, Travelo and Westwood USED COACHES $895 UP. Visit Mobile Home display at Chemung County Fair Aug. 14 to 20.

C. J. STOLL TRAILER SALES AND SERVICE DIAL ELMIRA 2-3981 AUTOMOBILES A WELL KEPT 19o3 ora custom- line 4-door, fully equippea. Dial 2-1804. BLUE BOOK SAYS we cant aK more than $300 lor si.voa o-cynnuer Henry J.

Only 4 years old. Peppy, vhitn-wAlled couDe. euburbail in terior, sleeps 2 for camping. Top gas and oil mileage. Overdrive, radio, heater.

See at 15 Cobbles East. Or call 2-8878. CADILLAC. 1947 Convertible. White sidewall, tubeless tires.

Excellent condition. $550. John R. Watkins, Athens RD 1. Phone Sayre Turner 8-7103.

CADILLAC, 1949 Convertible. Excel lent condition. Very reasonaoie. wan finance. 933 Sycamore St 2-0104.

CHEVROLET, 1953- Bel-Air. Fully owner. Priced equipped. rrivate right. Dial 6574.

1950 2-door sedan, ex- re lent condition. inquire Stowell Bt. DODGE, 1949 Coronet sedan. $395. Rodbourn Garage, mat v-mu.

FORD, 1952 V-8 Convertible. Heater, radio, Ford-o-matlc, mnes. $1,050. Dial 9-4513. MERCURY, 1952 With Mercomatlc, radio, heater, rear speaKer, very clean.

Low mileage. Dial 3-5403 after 4 p. m. PONTIAC, 1949 Station wagon. Good condition.

$300. Dial 2-6004 BILL And BERNIE'S HOWLAND BROTHERS USED CARS 14th St. at Sheridan Ave. Elmira Heights Open Evenings "SPECIALIZING IN CLEAN LATE MODEL CARS" MR. BUYER This small ad can mean so much to you.

CHEVROLET 1954 Bel- Air hardtop, 2-tone green and yellow with matching leather interior. Has radio, heater and power-glide transmission, plus many other extras. Just turned 17,000 actual miles 90-day warranty. $1895, Stout Motors Lake St. at Madison Ave.

Dial 2-9658. Open evenings. NOW JAGUAR PORRSCHE MERCEDES-BENZ ON SALE AT CAMPBELL ESSO SERVICE HORSEHEADS, N. Y. FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CARS ACCEPTED IN TRADE AUTOMOBILES ELM CHEVROLET OK'd CARS Six Ways Better THOROUGHLY INSPECTED RECONDITIONED FOR SAFETY RECONDITIONED FOR PERFORMANCE 1 RECONDITIONED FOR VALUE 5.

HONESTLY DESCRIBED S. DEALER WARRANTY IN WRITING LAKE And SECOND ST. 1954 BUICK Special. 2-Door. Dynaflow $1895 1954 CHEVROLET "210" 3-Door $1395 1953 FORD V-8 Tudor $1045 1953 PLYMOUTH 3 or $985 1952 DODGE 4-Door 1952 PONTIAC "8" Catalina Hardtop.

Radio, heater $129S 1952 DE SOTO V-8 Custom 4-Door $1095 1952 STUDEBAKER V-8 Commander 4-Door. Automatic transmission $796 1951 DODGE Coronet 4-Door $795 1951 CHEVROLET 2-Door $695 1951 KAISER Sedan 1950 BUICK Special 2-Door. Dynaflow $595 1950 CHEVROLET Convertible $495 1950 MERCURY 4-Door $595 1949 OLDSMOBILE "88" 3-Door $545 1949 NASH 3-Door $196 1949 BUICK Super 3-Door. Dynaflow $446 1948 DE SOTO Sedan $195 1948 FORD Convertible 19-18 CHEVROLET 3-Door $245 1947 DESOTO 3-Door 1947 FORD Tudor $125 1947 OLDSMOBILE "6" Sport Coupe 95 1946 OLDSMOBILE Sedan $195 1941 PLYMOUTH Sedan So. End of Main St.

Bridge 1954 CHEVROLET 4-Door Station Wagon. Power Glide $1395 1954 CHEVROLET "310" 4-Door $1441 1953 FORD V-S Tudor 1953 PLYMOUTH 3-Door $998 1951 CHEVROLET 1 I 3- Door $79S 1951 CHEVROLET 4 0 or. Radio, heater, power glide $S45 1951 CHEVROLET Coupe $591 1951 FRAZER Vagabond $395 1950 CHEVROLET Standard 4- Door $495 1949 BUICK Super 3-Door $495 1949 DESOTO Club Coups $49S 1949 CHEVROLET Deluxe 4-Door $495 1948 PLYMOUTH 3-Door. $9S 1948 CHEVROLET 3-Door $245 1947 DODGE 4-Door 1947 CHEVROLET Sport Coupe $195 1947 NASH 4-Door $145 1947 PONTIAC J-Door 1947 FORD Sport $141 1941 OLDSMOBILE Sedan $95 ELM CHEVROLET INC. "WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS Open NASH 1953 Super Ambas sador 4-door sedan.

Rd and black finish, hydra-matic transmission, famous Nash Weather-eye conditioned air, white sidewall tires, less than 20,000 miles, 60- day warranty $1395 at Stout Motors "Elmira's oldest and most reliable Used Car Lake St. at Madison Ave. Dial 2-965S. Open evenings. DALSIS IS DEALING! REMEMBER THE BIG SALE IS ALWAYS ON At DALSIS MOTORS USED CAR CENTER 210 So.

Walnut St. JUST SO. OF WALNUT ST. BRIDGE Open Evenings A Good Deal Plus A Good Deal More CLUTE MOTOR INC. FORD DEALER FOR 38 YEARS A 1 USED CARS-A-1 '52 FORD V-8 CUSTOM 4-Door in black with radio and heater, $1045 '52 DODGE MEADOWBROOK 4-Door.

In Gray. Radio, heater. $895 '52 DE SOTO V-8 FIREDOME 4-Door. In 3-tona blue. Has radio, heater.

Also power ateerlng and tiptoe transmission. $1095 '53 FORD V-8 HARDTOP. VICTORIA 2-tone, green-black top, Radio, heater, white wall tires and overdrive. $1495 '53 FORD "6" CUSTOM 4-Door In Sheridan Blue. Heater, overdrive.

$1195 '53 MERCURY CUSTOM 4-Door In light blue. Heater. Exceptional. $1495 53 CHEVROLET- DELUXE 4-Door In green. Fresh Air heater, low mileage.

$1195 '54 FORD V-8 CRESTLINE 4-Door In Tu-tone light and dark green with radio, heater, wheel covers. Also Ford-o-matlo Drive. $1895 '54 FORD V-8 CUSTOMLINE 2-Door In Alpine Blue. Fresh Air heater and overdrive, wheel covers. $1695 '54 MERCURY CUSTOM SPORT HARDTOP In cream with black top.

Radio and heater. $1995 '54 CHEVROLET DELUXE 4-Door. Color light blue, heater. Very nice. $1495 '55 PLYMOUTH SAVOY 4-Door.

Dark green, matching Interior upholstering. With heater and alr-eonditlonlng. Driven 6,663 miles. $1795 '55 WILLYS JEEP- 4-CYLINDER In green. Has heater.

Also 4-wheel drive. Driven 8,400 miles, $1895 40 OTHER CARS 40 As Low As $145 BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! CLUTE MOTOR INC, DRIVE-IN LOT-MAIN STREET JUST ABOVE LANGDON PLAZA PHONE 3-7951 OR 617J OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL I irHKVKOT.KT 1950 Bel- Air 2-door hardtop, radio and heater, 2-tone red and ivory finish, white sidewall tires and Continental spare tire. 30-day warranty, $695. Stout Motors Big Drive-In Lot, Lake at Madison Ave. Dial 2-9658.

CORNISH AUTO SALES AUGUST CLEARANCE BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY! 1958 HUDSON Sedan ...1095 195S STUDEBAKER Two-Door J1X95 19S3 PLYMOUTH Sedan $1295 1953 FORD Two-Door 1952 PLYMOUTH Sedan 1952 STUDEBAKER Coup $795 1951 DESOTO Sedan 1951 BUICK Super Sedan $1095 1950 DODGE Sedan $595 Some of the following cars can be bought for little or no down payment 1950 STUDEBAKER Sedan $395 1950 STUDEBAKER Coupe $495 1948 DODGE Sedan $275 1949 PLYMOUTH Sedan 194 DE SOTO Sedan 1948 PONTIAC Sedanette $295 1950 PONTIAC Sedan 1948 CHEVROLET Sedan $295 1947 CHEVROLET Sedan $195- 1947 PLYMOUTH Convertible $199 Open Evenings til 9 p. m. ALBEE MOTORS GOOD WILL USED CARS This ad is written specifically for the man who likes a Hudson for its comfort and economy, or a Dodge for, its rugged dependability. We have taken in an excellent selection of these models from folks who are switching every day to the brilliant new Pontiac for its many and all-inclusive features. Due to lack of lot space, we have reduced our prices up to $300.

Come in and take your pick. 1964 HUDSON Hornet. Was $2095 Now $1795 1958 HUDSON Super Jet. Was $1095 Now $895 1951 HUDSON Commodore. Was $695 Now $545 1950 HUDSON Was $495 Now $295 1950 HUDSON Was $395 Now $245 1949 HUDSON Was $295 Now $175 1953 DODGE Was $1595 Now $1295 1951 DODGE Was $795 Now $645 1950 DODGE Was $695 Now $595 1949 DODGE 2-Door.

Was $595 Now $395 1947 DODGE Custom. Was $295 Now $165 Some Other Bargain Specials 1939 FORD $15 1941 PLYMOUTH $55 1947 MERCURY $95 1947 PACKARD $65 1947 PONTIAC 1948 FRAZER $95 1948 PONTIAC $115 1949 FORD $195 1950 PLYMOUTH 1950 NASH $245 OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 STATE SECOND STS RAINY WEATHER Sure, But The USED CARS Are Really POURING In At McFADDEN BUICK Your New Elmira BUICK DEALER Sales Service Parts Market at William Sts. Yes, we need the rain. But we also need buyers for these fine cars listed here, and we are really wheeling and dealing on BOTH new and used cars, so why not stop in and check these outstanding values! Get our deal before you buy and you won't be sorry! CLASS I Note: The following THREE cars carry our best guarantee: a one year bond against mechanical failure regardless of miles driven issued by National Bonded Cars, Inc. (1) 1955 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR "HARDTOP SPORTS COUPE Popular economical six-cylinder model In two-tone coral and gray.

Has power glide and power steering. Only 10,000 miles. Beautiful coral plastic and charcoal nylon Interior. A real beauty. (2) 1954 PONTIAC 8 CHIEFTAIN 2-DOOR SEDAN Standard transmission, with radio.

Locally owned. Solid light blue color. A good value at our price. (3) 1953 BUICK Super SEDAN A really clean car. Ona owner.

Powerful V8 engine, 12 volt battery system, nylon Interior. Ask for a teat drive In this wonderful car. CLASS II Note: The following EIGHT cars carry our regular thirty-day warranty on a 5050 basis, and all include a complete service and thorough check-over before delivery: (1) 1953 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN Black finish, radio $995 (2) 1952 OLDSMOBILE "S8" CONVERTIBLE COUPE In fine condition $1495 (3) 1952 HUDSON 4-DOOR HORNET Radio. This has a lot of wallop $995 (4) 1962 PACKARD 4-DOOR Two-tone green. Standard transmission $895 (6) 1951 BUICK SUPER RIVIERA New whltewall tubeless tires $985 (6) 1951 HUDSON SEDAN Hydramatlc and radio.

Local car $795 (7) 1961 FORD V-8 SEDAN Fordomatic drive $695 (8) 1951 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR Fleetline Deluxe $595 CLASS III Note: The following FIVE cars offer many' miles of trouble free driving at a comparatively low -cost because they carry no guarantee, but you may test drive them and inspect them at your leisure: (1) 1961 HUDSON TWO-DOOR $495 (3) 1949 BUICK SUPER 4-DOOR $450 (3) 1948 BUICK SUPER CONVERTIBLE $295 (4) BUICK DYNAFLOW 4-DOOR $389 (5) 1948 OLDSMOBILE "98" SEDAN $295 DO BUSINESS WHERE BUSINESS IS REALLY BEING DONE McFADDEN BUICK -Used Cars Located At WILLIAM and MARKET STS. DIAL 3-9676-OPEN EVENINGS Associated Press Following is a state-by-state capsule roundup of damage inflicted by Hurricane Connie in its erratic path: SOUTH CAROLINA Total damage comparatively mild, largely limited to fishing piers and ocean-front houses at Myrtle Beach, the state's biggest beach. No deaths NORTH CAROLINA Total damage unofficially estimated at between 7 and 10 million dollars. The hardest hit were the Wrightsville and Carolina Beach areas, with the damage estimated at 1V4 million dollars in each area. Gov.

Luther Hodges has asked President Eisenhower to declare the coast as a major disaster area, the first step to obtain federal relief funds. VIRGINIA Torrential rains of over nine inches in the Richmond area most in the city's history; flooded highways and bridges, blocking traffic on five strategic routes. Lashing winds flattened corn and tobacco but no serious damage reported so far. Trains were stalled by flooded tracks. The highest winds recorded were 85 miles an hour at Chesapeake Bay lightship off Cape Henry.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA -More than 100 accidents were recorded as rains flooded the highways. Four deaths were blamed directly on the storm. Trees were toppled and power was disrupted in scattered parts of. the district. MARYLAND Eleven persons died and three are reported miss ing when high winds capsized a cruise ship in Chesapeake Bay.

Other damage comparatively minor. NEW JERSEY Six persons met death in high winds and driving rain. A total of 138,000 homes were reported without power and 20.000 telephones were out as the storm blew down power lines. Over 300 residents were evacuated from the Raritan Bay area. NEW YORK-Winds up to 70 miles an hour and a record-breaking rainfall of nearly a foot hit the Metropolitan area.

Eleven deaths were blamed on the storm. Toppled trees and fallen power lines marked the path of the savage storm throughout the state. In New York City, approximately 100,000 homes were without electricity at the height of the storm. Gov. Averell Harriman was isolated when winds knocked out power at his Long Island summer home.

Water flooded highways, airports and railroad tracks, causing disruption of communication services in many points. PENNSYLVANIA Five persons were killed and one was reported missing as a result of flooded highways in the southeastern portion of the state. Many families were evacuated when rising waters threatened, communities. The Water Bugs -How Well Do You Know Them? AP Newsfeatures Fishing and swimming trips these hot days usually put you in touch with some old friends, the water bugs. Most neoDle don't know much about water striders, and their relatives the backswimmers and water boatmen.

The Iowa Con servationist says you'll find them nn most inland waters of the United States. Here's the report: The striders live on the sur face tension of the water and don't get wet. They're insects related to bedbugs and chinch hues. Thev prey on dead and livins insects on the surface and sometimes even leap into the air to catch food. Their legs, cov ered with dense pile, do not break the surface tension'.

Their cousins the backswimmers dart about on or just under the water surface. Their beaks can give a nasty sting, but few people are bitten. There used to be more bites when they got caught in voluminous bathing suits now out of style. They always swim ori their backs and hairs on their bellies trap air which keeps them buoyant. They feed on small insects, Crustacea and even tiny fish.

The boatmen usually leea on bottom ooze. Like the backswimmers, they take their air down with them, but they encase themselves in an air bubble. In stagnant water, they must surface occasionally to renew their air, but in fresh water it is renewed by air particles in the water. They must swim down or cling to objects under the water to prevent their air bubbles taking them to the surface. In Mexico, the Conservationist says, boatmen eggs are collected on bundles of arass which peo- nle float on the water.

The are shaken off, cleaned, ground into flour and eaten. It is nourishing, the people say. You're likely to run into these insects almost anyplace. In fact, vou have nrobably watched tnem The Conservationist thinks you would find them more interesting if vnn know what vou were watching. FAMILY AFFAIR JOHNSTOWN, Pa.

The Alonza Brendlineer family be lieves in doing things in a big wav. The five Brendlinger chil dren all entered the hospital the same dav to have their tonsils out. The familv of patients in eluded Shirley. 15: Joyce, 12; James, 10; Kenneth, 8, and Dan iel, 6. The muskrat is the most im- portant fur animal in the United HAUL oumi Pact Ends Threat Of Milk Strike NEW YORK W1 A milk strike threat to 17 million persons in a three-state area ended abruptly Friday night when AFL teams-j ters and milk hauling firms reached a new contract agreement.

The 1,000 truck drivers received a 30-cent hourly wage increase, retroactive to Aug. 1, and modification of work assignment and grievance procedures. The new pact runs for two years. Farm Population Decline Reported WASHINGTON ufV-The govern ment estimates the nation's farm population declined 11.6 per cent in the five years ended last April 1. The number living on farms this year was put at 22,158,000 com pared with 25,059,000 in 1950 i survey issued here by the Cen sus Bureau and the Agricul ture Department.

The nation total population increased from 151,132,000 to 164,595,000 in the same period. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Special 7-Time Rate 20 Lower Than 1-Time Rate COMBINATION ADVERTISER (Morning) STAR-GAZETTE (Evening) ul the SUNDAY TELEGRAM Number 1 I 7 SO of Words day de7S days days To 2 lines 51 26 2 66 31U.8U To 14- lllnes .72 1.89 99 18.20 To 20- 4 lines SS 2.52 5.32 21.60 To 6 lines 1.20 3.15 65 27.00 To 30 6 lines 1.44 S.78 7.98 33.40 To 35 7 lines 1.68 4 41 9.31 37 80 To 40- lines 1.92 5.04 10.64 43 20 To 45 9 lines 3 16 5 67 11.97 48.60 To 50-10 lines 40 6 30 13.30 84.00 Classified Display $2.00 per lncn (1 Inch minimum) Large type 12c per word (12 word minimum) The abova lats are (or consecu tive Insertions: irregular or sip data ads take ona day rate. All ad vertising accepted over in teiepnons must be paid for within on week to receive cash rata quoted above: alter that time the charge rata applies leure average (5 letter) woras to the line including; name, address, phone number. Initials of one or mora letters, groups of figures such as house or telephone numbers, count as one word. If box number -J used count 4 words.

Minimum charge 2 linea. ANNOUNCEMENTS NOTICES A FULLER BRUSH MAN Is as close as your telephone. Dial 6574 for all your cleaning neeas. A YARN SHOP as close as your tele phone. Dial 2-8056.

Yarns Gifts- Baby Togs, AUTO INSURANCE For ages 16 and older. Monthly payments. Rogers Insurance. 2-1572. KNAPP'S SHOE business of John Carr.

purchased June, 1954, by J. P. Tighe. 3-3405. LICENSED SURVEYOR Prompt, reasonable.

3-5149. Monday-Friday. FACT OR FALLACY NO. 14 American housewives hava switched almost unanimously from home-made pie crust to ready-mixes? Only about half, so far. The rest still make their own.

But Classified ads are "ready mixers" for they sell, buy, rent anything for anybody. And It's easy as pie! Simply phone 5151 for an ad-wrlter. PERSONALS AA CAN HELP YOU If excessive use of alcohol is your problem. Dial 8204. P.

0. Box 24, Elmira, N. I. ELASTIC stockings, belts and trusses nttea ny trainad personnel at Gerould's Pharmacy, S. Main at Hudson St 6946.

Delivery service. LICENSED Private Detective. Virgil C. DuMond, Engllsh-Keenan Bldg Corning. Phone Corning 6-9023.

MAPLE HAVEN Private and semi. 24-hour nursing supervision. Rates from $30 a week. Chris and Alice Gill, 8342. ROSICRUCIAN MYSTERIES All sincere seekers for the great truth and power shown to the ancients writ for fret book, "Tht Mysteries erhood (Amoroe of highest thought of Lire." mailed without obligation to all students.

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Report U. S. To Export Atomic Fuel GENEVA -The United States was reported Saturday to have de cided to export to certain coun tries atomic fuel of a grade suffi cient to operate atomic power stations. This information came from a highly qualified source who said Belgium probably would be the first nation to get such fuel. Up to now the United States has not shipped any atomic fuel abroad but it had agreed to supply 27 coun tries with enough 20 per cent enriched uranium to operate one re search reactor.

Leading atomic scientists Including Dr. H. J. Bhabha of India, president of the current atomic conference say atomic fuel rich enough to operate a power station is also of possible weapon grade. The 20 per cent enriched fuel, however, is considered usable only for research and creation of radio isotopes.

It could not be learned to which other countries besides Belgium the richer, power grade fuel would be sent, but they apparently will be only those which have closest ties of friendship with the United States. Even then, it was learned, the United States will insist on having inspection rights to make sure the fuel is being used only to operate power stations. Lewis L. Strauss, chairman of the U. S.

Atomic Energy Commis sion, made it clear at a news con ference earlier last week the Unit ed States would not send any re actors or atomic fuel to any Iron Curtain nation. Strauss pointed out that under U. S. law it is forbidden to export any strategic materials to' Red China, Russia or any of the Soviet satellites. The decision of the United States to export atomic fuel of power grade is understood to be based primarily on the feeling it would be fairly simple to detect any misuse of the fuel.

None of the fuel being supplied to foreign countries is being sold outright, the informant said, it is merely being leased. Thus, in the event of any questionable use, the supply could be quickly withdrawn YAfcyy-fr: ii lift CAMPUS CLASSIC in three parts. A box jacket in Italian stripes tops a slim jumper. Both are in corduroy and are color-matched to a blouse. r4ummyni-ri, BMllllllf (-' -ftfl State..