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JUL TTTE SAMSItrRY TIMFS. SALISniTtY. MD, TIH RSD4V. MARCH 16. PAGE ELEVEN HOLDOUT LIST HOUSE FLOOR LEADERS LOSES ON FIREWORKS DIVISION OF CZECH STATE BOmETED Itlfl, battle fame when Charkc M.

St, bUnd Alievany county delegate, told of hi experience at ttu Maryland School for the Blind, where he Mtid he became acquainted with several -ha will go blind their graves lm nue of exploding fireweik." "It i prevent thine tragedie that i ytut to uus this measure," he said. Defore See took the floor, White went to his dek and aked him not to speak for the measure. The united howls of limine nd his bloc forced the speaker to ask White to return to his own Mat. In the interim, proponent of the 1 tl ut. Official Eastern Shore League Schedule for 1939 Ai Al At At At At At At Ontrtvitlf FtirruUVg Kasloii Cambridge Qorer SatUhury VoetmuV May 13, 25 May tt.

30 May in. 22 May 12. 21 I May ft, 2f I May 2 May 18. 21.H ri.ivill CflflH JuPv 11 Jul'v 4 14 June 18.21 June 8, 24 I June 19 June 2. 12.

28 June 14, 30 Centrevlle tf6aU July 10,23,29 July 2. 7. 25 July 17 July 1 26 Sept. I Sept. 4 'Aug.

25 Aug. 15. 29 Autt. 12,23,27 Aug. 1, I 30 Auk.

3, 18 iSSilOM Tlie flM4 Iv1, May 19,21.31 iMay 10. 22 MyXl7 12l June 2. 12. 28 June 14 June 6. 22.

25 June 20 AuK.sia Sa chnrv Ju'y jy 1.19.26 5.22 Juiy2.7.25 Sept. 2 OflllaUUII Aug. 14. 28 AuB.2.13,30 Sept. 4 Au.

4. 19 Amr. 10. 26 Augr. 11,23,27 May 3J May 11.

23 May 4. 17 May 15, 26 May 10, 22 May 7, 19 May 14, 29 Easton July 4 15 June 8. 23 Timor June 19 JuT tiff June 5, 18,21 June 1.14, 30 June 2, 13. 29 ff.8,21 HUBS July 2. 7.

25 S.c'l7 July 5. 21 July 20. 27 July 18 Sept. 4 Aup.15,29 Aue. 123.27 Sept.

2 Aug. 9, 25 Aug. 4. 19 Aug. 1.20,31 May 9.

20 May 29 May 5 16,28 fftr May 7. 19 830 June 5, 22, 25 June 3. 13, 29 FW June 1, 15 June 4 16 June 9 26 V'4 Cambridge July 9 July 24 July 20f 2fi July 4 14 May 11, 23 May 30 May 13 25 May 18, 21, 31 May 5, 28 May 17. 27 May 10, 2T Milford iirf'ii8 Ck.M June 3, 13,29 June 19 June 5, 18, 21 i'f ffiVai AuWiO0 ".27 OnOie July 18 July 2. 7.

25 July 6, 21 Ag-14' 28 Sept. 4 Aug. 3, 18 Aug. 2, 20,31 Aug. 12,23,27 Aug.

9, 25 May 7, 18 May 9, 20 May 6, 80 May 4, 14 May 11, 24 May 15, 26 June 20 June 1, 15, 30 June 6, 22, 25 June 2. 12, 23 June 8 '4 Dover iteni 15 ss.va League Sept. 3 Aug. 3,18 Aug. 10, 26 Sept.

4 Aug. 1.13, 30 Aug. 15, 29 Sept. 2 Aug. 2, 20, 31 25 Ag- 3' 18 fort.

2 Sept. 3 Aug. 14, 28 Sept. 4 May 7, 19 May 4, 16, 28 May 27 May 12, 24 May 9, 22 May 13, 25 May 8, 30 June 1, 15 June 19 Jun3 1' 2B June 8, 24 June 6, 22,25 June 9, 26 June 11, 17 Pocomoke July 1. 20, 27 July 6, 24 1" 1 7 July 10.

23, 29 julv yl2.80 July 4. 15 NflUP A i Aug. 12, 24 Aug. 15,29 Vfi- Aug. 7.

16 Aug. 8, 22 liUVlO Aug. 4, 19 gept 3 2. 13, 30 Aug. 10, 26 Sept.

1 Sept. 4 measure persuaded enough dele gates to change their votes and White's amendments were de feated. Only a few minutes earlier. White won a personal victory on a bill which would license and regulate real estate agents. The measure cume up niL'ht but was lost on third reading and final passage for want of a constitution, al majority.

White succeeded reviving it ind putting it through last night. The two bills took up the en tire four hour session, which fin- illy adjourned at 12:29 A. M. 126 GAMES IN SCHEDULE FOR SHORE LEAGUE (Continued from Page 1) quantity, as are the Federalsburg Athletics. Tie-ups before the opening of the season through working agree.

menu with major league clubs would boost the strength of the Centreville Colts and the Pocomoke club considerably. BRINGS WORRY TO THE CAMPS ITop Players Remain -Unsatisfied And At Home Hy Jl'USON ItAILEY New York, Mai eh 10 (AP) omc those holdouts which were luehiR water to the major league agnates whenever mentioned dur- ig the winter are Diner araugnts that the season is juxt a month way. The roll of unsutisfied and un- igned performers includes Red olfe of the world champion New ork Yankees; Joe Medwiek of the t. Louis Cardinals; Bill Weruer or Philadelphia Athletics; Paul 'aner of the Pittsburgh Pirates; nd sizable segments of the Cleve nd Indians and St. Louis Browns.

The Indians alone have pitchers fc'illis Hudlin and Johnny Broaca, lutf ielder Earl Averill and short- lop Lyn Lary still outside the to- lee whH the Brown dissenters umber Buck Newsom, Don HefTner id Ralph (Red) Kress. itlie venerable Gonnie Mack, who 'eves ho has uncovered a coiner Joe Gantenhcin at third base, lied yesterday for waivers on erber, who has been knocking ound in the American League for me six seasons. Ed Barrow, president of the anfcirwas quoted in St. reters- to the effect that he was irough giving voluntary raises to players because they weren't bpreciated and too frequently tried stretch a mile into a light year nyway that was the idea. He was referring to Rolfe, who as offered a boost from $13,500 i $15,000.

Rolfe hit .331 last year ind was chosen by baseball writers uring the winter as the big top's gitstanding third baseman. Muscles Mcdwick has been offered 17,500 by the Cardinals and is bking $20,000 while the only other ational League holdout, Paul 'aner, was cut from about $17,500 i $12,000. At his home in Sarasota, aner said last night he hadn't SFORTS ROUNDUP Peofzleb Column, care at Sacramento Red Smith, director of athletics in the Garden City (L. schools is heading for Wichita to do a repeat performance as manager of the National A. A.

U. women's basketball tournament. The Red Sox are supposed to have more wives in camp than any other big league club and the Boston scribes to a man report the members of the ladies' auxiliai'y are very easy on the peepers. gers are going to get a sample of the Washington Senators International pitching brigade when the two teams meet Saturday. Manager Bucky Harris of the Senators plans to start Alex Alexandria of Caracas and finish with Roberto Ortiz of Cuba.

Cubs Prepared To Meet White Sox Avalon, Calif.The Chicago Cubs broke up their Catalina Island camp today and headed for the mainland where they will inaugurate their exhibition swing tomorrow against the Chicago White Sox. Manager Gabby Hartnett named Larry French and Newell Kimball for the pitching assignments. Buster Adams Seeks 5ieard from the club in two weeks lid wasn't worried. "I'm just playing a little golf, shing and working on my pro- jerty," he declared. Cleveland's Johnny Broaca de-ands a $5,000 bonus for signing a BASEBALL BRIEFS FROM THE CAMPS By The Associated Press Hal Trosky Laughs At Sore Arm Threat New Orleans In camp only three days, first baseman Hal Trosky is making things miserable for other Cleveland Indians infielders with his bullet throws.

Noted for his "rubber arm," Trosky has laughed at warnings' of sore arms. "Never had one in my life," he retorted. Vander Meer Remains Hospital Patient St. Petersburg, Pla. Johnny (double no hit) Vander Meer recovered from a cold just in time to go to the hospital with an inflam ed appendix.

Physicians said the Cincinnati star would not need an operation and probably could return to the playing field within a few days. Butcher Still Lacks Support Of Phillies New Braunfels Tex. Max i 1 xini ISphiSes eirtfleS Tl A -1 it. T3 seemed to get support, is again in the same spot. Three errors leading to four unearned runs ruined a good mound job yesterday and helped the St, Louis Browns win an 11-10 exhibition.

Senators Will Start Cuban Pitchers Orlando, Fla. The Detroit pntract. Averill rejected a con-V iact which would have given him The same salary as last year if he "wd 125 games. The status Jt 1 lary and Hudlin is a little more (Continued from Page 1) Baltimore City in the battle raiiit.t White. "I fan prove," hhoutid Dt-ltirato Bertram I Boone, freshman member fifim Baltimore, "that vote against his bill have btvn bought and paid for and I can upply names, too.

"If this bill killed, it will be by men who sold out the ey-s of little children for a ft-w meanly dollari. I it to be eyes or dollars, gentlemen?" Delegates Albert Sklar and Leon Rubenstein, also from Baltimore, joined in charging that "the jockeying to beat this bill stinks to high heaven." A quirk in procedure caused doubt whether or not the bill had been passed after the House voted on what was supposed to be third reading and final passage. Parliamentary clerks ruled that when White won a vote to reconsider the favorable committee report that the bill was set back to second eading status and could not be passed on second and third reading in the same legislative day. Some said it would have to be I passed again. The sharpest fight of the setto was on the motion to reconsider and the count stood 57-57 when Delegate J.

F. Matthews (D-Charles) rose to ehange his vote to aye. Then White his amendments, which would have killed the original bill and substituted completely new terms. Tolle characterized the amendments as "regulations which fail to regulate." Most dramatic moment of the ADVERTISING P.ATES Times 1 3 Words Up to 35 Up to 3S Up to sr, 40c ft. 00 $1.50 Minimum chatpre 40e cash with order.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS Card of Thank In roHitM-t to the hit Mrn. Guawi' Wriifltt. of Hulialiury whose iuturrui win m-m hmt- rtHv at Urn -St. Janus K. Kiott inwivn the family wbihts tlmnli their fnt'mlr? am! the public for their ninny card of sympathy una cars, Mr.

Norman Wright Mr, llt-rlhu Bell. peci 1 Notices GOOD. RELIABLE GROWERS TO crmv Strawberry Plants, under contract. K. W.

TownstrfuJ Suna Salisbury, Md. PLOWINd donn by Henry Conway, I)t I-iimr mill frum town, Ut in toiutb with him for Rxid job. SUPPKR-Thi Ladies' Aid Society of M. K. Church will ht2d chic-ken MiJud and oy.itt-r sunper in Fireman' Hull Pitts-viile, I-'riday, March 17th.

cttn'wd from 5 to oVitM'k. Adults 50e, children 25e EMPLOYMENT Male Help Wanted WANTED Man with car. Route ex peri encf. preferred but not necessary. Kales way up this year, Knwkuffh n.

Dept M(KM18-M, ChestlfT, Pa. YOUNG MKN. High whool Rraduales to assist manaKer travciinK in 4 atatea, Travel in cxpensea paid. This in a large Mew xok house and promotion is a Hin-ed to those selected. Please do not apply if you are awkward, not ambitious and un appreciative of highly remunerative ptmitkm.

Ask for Mr. Hurria, Wni Penn Hotel, 7 to M. SALESMEN. Montgomery Ward wishes to secure several Malesnum on the Shore. Personal training and assistance will be given to those nelected.

See Mr. Sullivan In the appliance dept. for particulars. MAN EnorKctic. intelligent young man, between awes 22-35, for innuranee work.

Salary and eommiKHton. Car necesrtary. Opportunity for advancement. Phone 1004 from 1 to 4:80 or call in person at J21!) K. Church aftor 5 P.

M. Female Help Wanted SHIRT OPKRATORS WANTED Kx. periencwl esfweially in sleeving, fell-inn, hemminsr and collar getting. Apply P. Jacobinon and Rons, E.

Vine EXPKRIKNCKH OPKRATOIt in ltetrnty Shop. lilue Hird Heauty Shop, 30b S. State Street, Jiover, Del. Male and Female Help Wanted STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper. Per-manent iHWition for the riuht party, in ytur answer ataU? oualificationH.

experience, salary expected, age and enclose small photograph. Write 27tfA, ear uf Time. EDUCATIONAL Musiea! Dancing TOACH'S IIKALTH daneinK studio and fiymnaidum. K. Market St.

Tap, Aero-hatic, Pn 1 1 room dancinvr. npeciali-intr tumhliniir tap: hoxinsr and weight redueinp. Gym claw Ijftdim. Wednesday 7:30 P. M.

Men. Friday P. M. Studio open Saturday 10 tj 4:30 P. M.

Phon 4'ilt-J. BUSINESS NOTICES Mimnff-Kxpresintf-Ilaulinir HAyMNO of all UimU; eleiininK Int? pIowinK Ifltid eh'animr cellarH--effici-fntly ihme at reason hie prices. Let Kf.bert H. Windaor. Hrown do the job for yoti.

MERCHANDISE Mixeetlaneoua for Sale WASHING MACHINE, lll, rlectHc 00 nsed Kelvinn'r frlt-erntor ir, 00 tlonhle door Krlvlnator, en. ft. $76.00: Large refrigerator uuitaMc for store. 6r1 80 In dcert s.00. H.

O. Ungiall, Markvt Salisbury- Continued from Page 1) The federation of Cserbo-SIo. vakia Bohemia and Moravia, Car-patho-l'krain and Slovakia wa wiped from the map. Slovakia achieved independence, as a vassal state of Germany, then wan taken under German protection. Carpatho-Ukraine won independence, then lost it as a protectorate of Hungary.

Bohemia and Moravia, the Caech part of the Czeoho-Slovakia, including a German protectorate. In Berlin, foreign diplomatic circles saw a possibility that Reichs-fuehrer Hitler, plunged now on an undisguised empire-building drive, might strike quickly again while the ii-on was hot. They asked: 1. How soon will Hitler act for return of the war-lost free city of Danzig and Memelland? 2. How quickly will he follow up the latest advance of his "Drang Nach Osten" "Drive to the east" with new strides toward the rich treasures of the Ukraine? In Paris, agitation appeared to be growing for a coalition government of all parties which would present a strong front toward Germany, master of France's onetime ally, Czecho-Slovakia.

Of every eight tons of freight hauled by railroads, one ton consists of shipments of raw materi als to the steel industry or of fin ished steel to consumers. RENT REAL ESTATE House for Kent HOUSE. 709 Poplar Hill all ron. veniwicea. fowaaion April 1st.

Call liii, F. M. Parker. HOUSE, 8-rooro, Haiel Ave, I'ivo-roum brick chHmkv, Camden Extd. All modem convenient-en.

PoH.ession at once. Phone frum I to Ii: ufter 8 call 13. Long Hrua. HOUSE, nix room, nil modern ennvenl-ence. Located at 203 Center Sal-iahurr.

Apply Thomas S. llrittlnuham, Uclmar. Phone 71-F-SJ. Apartment for Rent ROOM apartment In beat raiidentiat aee. lion.

Private bath, shower, hut water. Klectrie atnv and ref riiterator. All mod-ern convert ienceg. Phone 605. 1 FIRST FU)OR bachelor aniirtment.

206 E. Church St. Mm. Ctau, R. Tiuitt.

APARTMENT, unfumiahed, a pa clou a rooma, private ttatn and ahuwer, cun-tlnuoua hot water, flv eloneta, electria range and refrigerator. Oil burner heat, Electricity included in rant. Mm. Church. Park Ave.

Apia. Furnished Apartments APARTMENT i roome. furnished. Oil heat, liKhta and ea furnished. Reawn.

hie rent. 106 Circle Ave. Mra. A. J.

Nottingham. Call afte P. M. SMAIX APARTMENTS on first floor, fur. mailed for houackeepink, all conveni eneea f3 to t7 a week.

Apply the Lin. coin. 40S Naylor Strict. APARTMENT First floor, five bath and shower, hardwood floors, hot water oil burner heat furnished. Porch, Karaiio, laundry trays.

Rent K6.00 per month. Apply Phono 455. Rutineofi Property STORE, 826 K. Main St in Manhattan Corporation, Block, near WSAL. 1 Phone 4KB.

MODERN OFFICES available at once in best Main St. locatiton, Plumbing es pecially suitable for dentist. John A. Kohn. Jeweler.

Phone 470 or 0M4-W. OFFICES i communicating offices, Sd floor Wailes K. Main St. Possession April lat, See Laura L. Wailea or Phone 11.

Farm Property for Rent FARM. My farm 50 acres house and outbuildings. Cash or crop rent, or will hire the right man by day. Good location. East from Princess Anne.

Good roads. S. P. Miles, Princess Anne. SALE REAL ESTATE City Property for Sale HOUSE, 6 room house, all modern eon.

veniences and Karaite. Situated within 10 minutes walk of town. Price reasonable. Apply to O. White at Courthouse or at 402 Mitchell St.

MODERN HOMESTwo very livable, mod. em homes, each at $8750. For further information apply to Alfred T. Truitt. Farms and Tracts TWO FARMS sell or rent.

Good location slonn lone road between Poivrllville and Willards. ft room house with tleetrio lights. Barn and chicken houses. Possesion at once. Apoly Mrs.

Mry Hur-baife. Powellville, Md. Phone 113 Will-ards. Out-of-Town Property NEW STORE, modern sell or rent. With or without equipment.

One of the best locations for retail business on Main St. Only 10 miles or less from Seaford, Del. Write P. O. Box 05, i'ederalsburg, Md.

Wanted Real tirfate PARM WANTED About SIS acre on. noil; some wood Rood noose out. buildings. Prefee on or nesr salt water. State lowest cash price: full particulars.

H. K. Rosa. 370 Broad Leonia, New Jersey. Today's Answers to CRANIUM CRACKERS (Problem On Editorial Page) 1.

Senator Harry Byid of Virginia and Richurd E. Byvd. 2. Frediic March. 3.

William Shakespcate and William Shukespeavo. 4. Kathevlne' Cornell. ANSWER TO TODAY'S LENTEN QUESTION A certain Mary of the New Testament period was a mcm ber of the church at Rome, She is cited by tho Apostle) Paul as one who had been especially helpful to him there, Romans: XCiC. but they re "expected to con- th Slapnicka within a few ys.

I The Browns have one of the most amant holdouts in Newsom, who (ants $20,000 and was reportedly ieffner and shortstop Kress, vital gs in the infield, haven't disclos- their demands. 1 The shutters come off the box Vice windows in a month. The iim band on the bank rolls may bve to come sooner. Seven-eighths of the world pro motion of nickel is produced bv le Dominion of Canada. ick Joe Med wick's Job St.

Petersburg, With Joe Medwiek holding out, Elvin (Bus ter) Adams is getting a chance to show his stuff with the St. Louis Cardinals and it's quite a show, too. His timely single against the Boston Bees yesterday gave the Cards a 1 to 0 victory. A's Surprised By Power At Bat Lake Charles, La. The recur rent display of power by Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics has camp followers wondering whether it is the real thing or a new-found weakness in the pitching corps.

Sam Chapman got four hits, including a homer, in five times at bat to set the pace yesterday as the "Johnsons" beat the "Finneys" 12-9 in an intramural skirmish. Browns Afraid Of Too Much Success San Antonio, Tex. The St. Louis Browns arc getting afraid of too much success, again. Leaders of the grape fruit league last year, the Brown's had a hard time finishing above the American League cellar.

Now they ve won three straight games from the Philadel phia Phillies and hope they aren't on the same trail. Yankes Hitters Fail In Exhibit Game St. Petersburg, Fla. New York fans are concerned about the weak hitting of their favorites. 4jThe champions were held to one Jum and no runs for eight fster-day and finally beaten 2 prfi the 12th frame by the CincintifRcds.

They're going to play inxfcr today. 1 Horses originated ir. Kicrica. but every horse in J'Umted States today is an imi the descendant of an impi! iiwi Edgar Allan Poe oiyeived on boiled dandelions for Re days, when he was out of fr Jf. By EDDIE BRIETZ Now York, March 10 --(AP) Tip Henry Armstrong will hang up the mittens at the close of business this year Stanford and Illinois now are tagged as possibilities for Doe Sutherland Unless thq P.

G. A. brass hats change their minds neither Pinehui-st nor San Francisco will get the Ryder Cup matches A lot of derby winter book players are going to town on William Woodward's Johnstown If the New York Cornish should decide El Galento is physically unfit (which it won't) Mike Jacobs will take the June swat extravaganza to Philadelphia. The SOS is out for Jack Patton, one of Jack Roper's sparring partners, who has disappeared from camp You don't reckon Jack was afraid he'd be arrested as an accessory before the fact, do you? Embarrassing moments: Mike Jacobs and Jimmy Johnston, -who barely speak, had to sit together at the Golden Gloves the other night His friends won't be surprised if Willie Turnesa, national amateur golf champ, bobs up in the movies one of these days Buddy Baor's ambish vas to be a plumber, but by the time lie learned which tool to use for what, he had grown too big; to yet undi-r a sink They made it very plain on the Glenn Cunningham bro i i-cast Tuesday night that Glenn had received no expense ii for telling the boys he got his biggest thrill galloping the mil. in As long as Glenn was dust in their eyes, you rarely heard of him except in Sunday morning papers He drops a collide and not only gets on the air, but is initiated into the exclusive Saints and Sinners club One more licking and they'll offer him a vaudeville contract.

Miklos Szabo, the Hungarian two-mile star, who failed in all his starts here, has given up and gone home. Only he says it was the cigarette smoke and not the dust which got him Tulsa U. rooters want to know why Oklahoma doesn't give Tulsa that open Dec. 2 football date The first stop on Tony Galento's personal appearance tour will be at the office of the N. Y.

Boxing Commission next i Tuesday A party of Grayling (Mich.) fans chartered a plane and flew to Lakeland to see Birdie Tebbctts, the home town boy, work out with the Tigers. So Cholly Grimm wants to top off a fine baseball career as manager of the Cardinals? Well, say the Messrs. Frisch, Street et al, let him have it. Cawthon Bowen and Roland Hughes of the Roanoke Times and World-News. are here for the basketball tournament They report what was left of the more or Icfs famous Graham plan was laughed off the Southern Conference books at the last meeting Ancil Hoffman, manager of Max Kaer, has been under a physician's FOR Anlinllf PEN-LYPTU Httpi to nliav on annoyihg cough that ii duo to On ordinary cold.

Kttp a boHfo in th hotno. Bay It at Hayman's Pharmacy Main at Utkt Btm CHURCH LEAGUE TITLE AT STAKE TONIGHT The second and possibly the last of a series of games for the championship of the Church Basketball League will be played tonight, with Trinity, one gamo up and needing only another victory, meeting Ak-bury, champions of the first half of the season by virtue of a playoff gamo to break a tie in the standings. A victory for Trinity would give them their third consecutive league title, and write a finis to the basketball season. The Baptist squad of the league will meet an un-named opponent in a preliminary game beginning at 7:30 P. M.

Plans are already being made for the banquet to follow the chnmninn. ship series, at which the awards will be presented. CONTRACTOR BUILDER Palmer W. Shockley Estimates Furnished Work Guaranteed 200 E. Pinehurst Ave.

Phone 176-R Salisbury KLKCTKICIAN Experienced in all kinds of electrical appliance work, vacuum cleaners, motors, etc. SPECIALIZING in CONTRACTING John W. ltechen 61 South Division Street it -At See The Countryside In A Gced Used Gar Your family may have more fun see the countryside evenings and week-ends if you get a used car. Take advantage of Salisbury's Auto Dealers' offerings of good used cars at bargain prices. Salisbury Used Gars Are Betted MERCHANDISE Miscellaneous for Sale CAMKUA.

Candid Camera in caae. F-S-5 lens, wee fcrnest Culver Camden Court No. a. City. Phon lUd-H.

PACKING CASKS, wooden, of wi.es. Call Manhnttaii Shirt Co. SUMMKR MATKRTALS. now have the new line of nurnmer, materials that you have been akinvr fnr. Hawkins and Hop Kins, Mill Kemnant More, K.

Division Ht, BOAT, 15 ft. In first clam condition. Call 49. BOATS. One Hi ft.

motor boats on ft. row bout one nmlHHHA pump, $5.00. lioals chii sefii at lJwvf' Service Station, comer K. Main St. Snow Hilt Ad.

Musical Instrument RAItlOS THEY ARE HERB Nw complete line of America-' Finest AuU Radio, Tin nw HtS0 Motorola, (Utiilie Automatic putth-button tun-inn for only Come in and see our many rent bargains in used home nuhoH and farm net model---w ic may be pu rchn set on our KASY PAY PLAN for aa low a SI. ttO per w-k. We also carry ft complete ntopk of Kver-Ready uafc-fei-iM. Goodrich Silvertown StOttw. Salisbury, Md.

Phono 15. Kuildhiff Supplies STONKCRKTK nnd cindercrcUf building hioeks. litttte unita are made by no back-uid ft hod. A iw nimn equipped plant ma kt --i these blocks to be Umd bearing and water Elmer ii. Uaker, Sal hi bury.

I'lioiif 2ti-K, Wanted to IJuy BOAT, IjRht-weight. Suitable for out board motor, Oood condition muat be cheap. Cu.sh. Addreau liox 2B0-A, care 4 OR 8 II. P.

eaaotine engine. Muat be in food condition. Cull in37--H. Farm Stock Supplies Seeds, Plants and Flowers STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 800,000 Blake, mom strawberry iilnnte.

State mipwt.il certified cliarj of nil stele. Price $2.00 per Itioih'fttiU. rhone Salisbury, for further particulars. Mra. Chaffey.

Kt. Princes Anne. Md. BEAN SEED. New crop Bountiful green 1h1 benn se(d He per delivered.

These need are from the best Idaho seed atock grown 198H fur 1WI9 planting. Can make ouick truck unliveries. C. J. Prettyman, I'hone No.

Exmore, Virginia, STRAWBERRY PLANTS, Chesapeake. Lupton, Ulatkeniore, Pn-mier, Big Joe, Catkiil Lvvrsett, S2.r0 per thousand. Waller R. Dennis, Willards, Md. Livestock for Sale MULES, one tfum, will work anywhere.

See John Lnrmore, Mnrdeia Springs, Md. AUTOMOBILE AecesHri(H TRUCK four 82x10-10 ply in joo(t condition may he pu rehired at nl Mtvinif. 'I'wo ft.r0xHi Heavy liuty Commercial tires, Wt.Wt each, One OOOxlfi Heavy Duty Commercial like new, Ria.OO, Tht'M lin moy Im prchaieil on mir KASY PA PLAN. Goodrich Silver-tfiwn Storey, iSiiJiidmry, Md. Phone lft.

TIRES- We have on hand 4 sets of used tires that may be purchased for the uiipuid balance; sizes 47fi.l9, fiOO-ld, 560.17, and TiliSilK. These tir may lie purchused on our EASY PAY PLAN for us low as tl.50 per week. We also have many other bargains in sues to fit most any make car from Cue and up. Goodrich Silvrrtou-n Stores, Sulisbury, Md. Phone lb.

BATTKRIKS We are replacing our rental tMk of all batlerieH and will offer these baUvrie al, $2.50 to 4.00. Alw have many other usvfl hatteriet in lwrfect cfmdition. (Joodrich Silvertown Store. Main and ltuptiAt SaJjbury, Md. Phone in.

ROOMS AND BOARD Sleeping Rfxitmf ROOM nicely furnished, heated, plenty hot water, centrally located. 704 Gay St. Apply Mm, Ira F. He-am, Phone U73-M- RENT REAL ESTATE House for Rent HAZEL 212. Six-room house.

Fur. pace and two car garilge. Entire house thoroughly rMiovattsi. Inspection by ap-IKimununt. Call listii.

1 as CNw Splashing to a New Record UETTE of Qualify S( --vrsPSsZr and speaking one an tut tells anoiHhr Monday's Paper Iwill Tell You The Vlliole Story Ream It! i it.