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* RESORTS.
OCEAN CITY, MI)
RIDEAU Boardwalk Hotel
Frlute baths; telephone in rooms. Homo*
Mho mooU. Photo 71. J. P. JARMAN.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J._
New Clarion 8atHtS&
PENN MAR HOTEL
JUST OFF BOARDWALK
Reasonable season*! and post-seeienal
rates. Clean, comfortable rooms; hot
and eold runnlns water. Don t toll to
ran for yeor post-season vacation.
137 St. James Place.
Atlantic City. K. J._Phone A. C. 4-BT22
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KENTUCKY AVE. NR. BEACH
ATLANTIC CITY
AMERICAN & EUROPEAN PLANS
‘Coach-and-Four" Grill
JHON H. FETTER. Gen. Mar.
A T L11 T IC CITT
Magnificent indoor pool (available to
guests without charge). Turkish Bath . . .
Matchless Cuisine. Famous ROUND THE
WORLD ROOM. Sea water In all baths.
JOHN T. WEST
General Manager
JACK E. MORRIS
Resident Manager
Phone A. C. 4-5131
WHERE COMFORT
MATCHES CLIMATE
Where the pleasure* of
a September wisit are
multiplied in superb
Shelburne style. Spaci
ous ’guest rooms. Sun
decks oeerlooking
beach and sea.
Xasidarsik Cocktail Louaye
FAMOUS SHELBURNE BRILL
AND SHELL BAR
THE Paul Arutwaldu, kfgr.
ON THE BOARDWALK
ATLANTIC CITY
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VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA «!
For real rest and relaxation,
you can't heat a post-season
Virginia vacation. Reaches,
natural wonders, flailing.
Skyline Drive, historic
ahrinee, golfing, riding,
swimming, there are a
multitude of things
to do and see now
In Virginia. ^gp
VWfiwi State Travel Bweaa
Located In AAA Oriicaa
Pmnivlnnli Ave.
at 17tli St., N. W.
Phone MEtropolltan
— or —
Viriau Caaatrtiliaa Cawwoiaa
*■ Room 841, 914 Capitol St.
RICHMOND 19. VA.
Ifotion Pictures on Virginia Available
*
WESORTS.
CAPE MAY, N. J.
A-COMPLETE VACATION AT
THE ADMIRAL
Cap* Mb r. New Jeriey
Fireproof. All Recreation and Amusement..
American A European Plane. Redured ratei
After Labor Day. Double from M.80. Single
rrnm S3 dally. Phone, telegraph or write
rer reaerrationa. _
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Madison
Overlooking ocean at Illinois Ave.
Atlantic City
Per Comfortable Fall and Winter Living
Attractive Low Rate* lor extended visit*
AMERICAN ft EUROPEAN PLANS
Doily Concerts Open t Closed Son Decks
JOHN *. HOllINGEI, Gen^Mgc^_
No. Carolina Avo. noar loach
Whoro comfort and service moke Sep
tember doubly delightful. Every recre
ational facility. Solairum, Sun Deck.
AMERICAN AND
EUROPEAN PLANS
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1 lingers Unger 1
VB Fenno. Ave. Overlooking Boardwalk jug
slfc —only Atlantic City hotel with "Bhip't wK
mjj& Sun-Dock." 290 room*, tea-water both*, |pj|
5? delicious food. American and European
9m Flans. Bothiny from hotsl. Booklet.
8 the worn of many haffy mtushs
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has everything ! Enjoy
it more of the Senator. Ocean view,
solarium and sun declc. Pleasant
rooms with sea water baths. De
licious food. Fountain and snack bar.
Cocktail lounge end grille. Gorage.
Merry K Koufmonft, Mgr.
Ocean End of So. Carolina Ave.
U Fall Vacations I
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Stimulating salt air and warm I
autumn sunshine set your per- I
v feet vacation mood. Spacious j
sun deck. Sea water baths. v
Dancing nightly in gay Surf 'n |
Sand Room. Delicious meals. J
' Make your reservations now. I
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BROOKLINE, MASS.—JOHN KIERAN MARRIED—John Kieran,
author columnist and expert of the radio program, “Information
Please,’’ with his bride, the former Margaret Ford, Boston Herald
feature writer, a few minutes after they were married in St.
Aidan's Catholic Church Friday. —AP Wirephoto.
Georgia Textile Mill
Proposes Wage Cut
Of 5 Cents an Hour
By th« Associated Press
ROME, Ga„ Sept. 6—A wage
reduction of 5 cents an hour ir
three textile mills in1 Georgia ha:
been proposed by the A. D. Juilliarc
Co., manufacturers of cotton grej
goods. ,
Kenneth Douty, Georgia directoi
for the Textile Workers Union ol
America <C. I. O.) said the company
demanded a wage-cut to offset
operating losses at Aragon, Rome
and Dallas, Ga. He described the
proposal as “the first of its kind in
| the entire country,” and added:
“We consider it outrageous.”
C. A. Townes, agent for the tex
tile company, declined comment.
However, informed industry sources
confirmed the wage-cut proposal
and said it would affect about 1,000
employes.
The Juilliard Co., with main of
fices in New York, operates other
textile mills in North Carolina and
in New England.
The union ntade public a letter
from Mr. Townes to the T. W. U. A.,
dated August 29, 1947, reopening
the wage question as of October 12,
six months from the date the pres
ent contract was signed. The com
pany asks reduction of the minimum
wfege from 80 cents to 75 cents an
hour, and a flat reduction of 5 cents
an hour in all other rates. If the
union agreed, it would become ef
fective October 13.
Industry sources commented that
some mills have minimum rates of
65 cents an hour, and observed that
the Juilliard Co. figure was “only a
proposal.”
“We will, of course, meet wdth the
company to discuss its proposal,”
said Douty. “We consider it out
rageous. At a time which the cost
of living is sky-rocketing, and people
can’t make ends meet on their
present earnings, this northern
owned company is proposing a de
crease.
“It is very interestnig," continued
Mr. Douty, "that this proposal comes
when we have just secured higher
wages in the North, and are pre
paring to move for a better scale
here in the South. This mill is
northern-owned, with mills in New
England as well as in Georgia and
North Carolina. These Georgia
mills have suffered somewhat under
reconversion, but the profit picture
in the entire country must reflect
! the excellent position of the industry
as a whole.
| “These mills, too, #vere covered
by the tax laws for reconversion
j costs. Now they want to get addi
j tional rebates by cutting wages.
; “ThiS move foreshadows what tex
j tile workers can expect as business
becomes increasingly competitive."
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A D VE R TIS E MENT._I
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Do you feel all puffed-up and miserable
after every meal, taste sour, bitter food?
If so. here Is how you may get blessed
relief In helping your stomach do the
Job—it should be doing—In the diges
tion of Its food.
Everytime food enters the stomach a
vital gastric Juice must flow normally to
break-up certain food particles; else the
food may ferment. Sour food, acid Indi
gestion and gas frequently cause a mor
bid, touchy, fretful, peevish, nervous
condition, loss of appetite, underweight,
restless sleep, weakness.
To get real relief you must increase
the flow of this vital gastric Juice. Medi
cal authorities. In Independent labora
tory tests on human stomachs, have by
positive proof shown that SSS Tonic Is
amazingly effective In Increasing this
flow when It Is too little or Scanty due
to a non-organlc stomach disturbance.
This Is due to the SSS Tonic formula
which contains special and potent acti
vating Ingredients.
Also. SSS Tonic helps build-up non
organlc, weak, watery bjood In nutri
tional anemia—so with a good flow of
this gastric digestive Juice, plus rich red
blood you should eat better, sleep better,
feel better, work better, play better.
Avoid punishing yourself with over
doses of soda and other alkallzers to
counteract gas and bloating when what
you so dearly need Is SSS Tonic to help
you digest food for body strength and
repair. Don’t wait I Join the host of
happy people SSS Tonic has helped.
Millions of bottles sold. Get a bottle of
SSS Ton id from your drug store today.
388 Tonic helps Build Sturdy Health.
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
AHo*H« Cltv
Special lounges . . sun decks . . famous
Holiday Room . . dining room . . sea water
in baths . . central location . . garage.
C. Henry Landow, Managing Director
• September is to many the most I
enjoyable vacation month. The I
crowds are pone. The weather is I
datightfut Activities, both within H
and without the Hotel continue in B
full swing. Bathing is at its best. I
Pfien* Atlantic City 5 721? _1
IRVINGTON, VIRGINIA. _ IRVINGTON. VIRGINIA.
TurTInfO mil/ Von Are Invited^>«« v.,9«y«
I Ht I III IWn a end most beautiful Inn. Rates from $22 Jo $32 per day for ;
i I j I ■ J a TWO PEOPLE including a charming, luxurious room with bath
* • ^ ^ K end shower, gorgeous view, salt water swimming pool, sand
■ |oy|ay|2TON a beach with chairs and umbrellas, three delightful meals and
K daily yachting on the beautiful Yacht "Sun Tan IW Each
VIRGINIA t Monday, guests enjoy an all-day yachting trip to Tangier
— a Island. There are no extra charges at the Tide* ln»»,
1 i t Your rate includes everything. Reservations available now;
# L» •• HAND HOKE/manager .
U >v I^^Ashfn^tow Otflcar
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.AlXAWlll till, n. i
ENJOY THE .LUXURY OF THE
tGTST HOTEL QN THE BOARDWALK.
The Ambassador r
ATLANTIC CITY ^
LOWERED WINTER RATES NOW IN EFFECT
... In Takoma Park ...
A COMPLETE LINE OF GAS AND ELECTRIC
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WE SELL IT! WE INSTALL IT! WE SERVICE IT!
A COMPLETE LINE OF
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HEATERS, GAS-FIRED
BOILERS ... WE ARE
AGENTS FOR
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AND THE
B E N D I X
COMPLETE HOME
LAUNDRY
OPEN WED. tr FRI.
EVES. TIL 9 P.M.
+ Famous for “Just” Service—to all
Northwest Washington, Takoma and i
Silver Spring—featuring household ap- j
pliances by famous makers whose names I
are favorites in every house. Whatever ]
you plan to buy . . . visit us FIRST!
TELEVISION—Sets in every price 1
range, for your home or commercial
installation ... by foremost manufac
turers of Video!
RADIO—Table models, portables, con
soles, combinations , . . both AM and
FM . . . carrying names rightly famed
for value and quality!
RECORDS — Popular and classical,
sweet or swing ... top recordings by
top bands and world-renowned artists,
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featuring all items for kitchen, laundry
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WE’VE HITCHED OUR
Station Wagon to a Star
E ARE not the largest auto dealer
in Washington. The Willys
Overland factory in Toledo is not
the largest in America—in fact,
it is one of the smallest. But it
makes “America’s Most Useful Vehicles.”
And we are proud to be their distributor in
the Washington area.
The way the auto market is today we could
sell Willys products beyond our ability to
deliver even if they were only half as good.
We know thaU-and we keep our operations
geared to the time when cars will again
take “selling.”
IN OUR two short years of existence we
have confirmed the belief we cherished
when we first began business—that Willys
Overland Motors, Inc., is going places in
the automotive world. It was first evident
in the public acceptance of the Civilian
jeep—a hard-working, war-tested vehicle
with power, stamina and reliability built
into every bolt. Farmers, industrial work
ers, and all who require a “mechanical
mule” know that the Civilian Jeep is here
to stay. Satisfied owners praise the Jeep
and its universal usefulness. The Willys
Truck, an economical vehicle which will
soon take a front place in large and small
fleets, offers added proof of our belief in
the Willys organization.
Then the Jeep Station Wagon came aJong
and we’ve been swamped with orders ever
since. The demand is tremendous, because
the Station Wagon is just about perfect
for every need. Its all-steel body and top
provide safety and durability — and the
efficient Jeep engine gives amazingly long
gasoline mileage at low cost.
YOU SEE a lot of Willys vehicles on the
streets of Washington, and on nearby subur
ban roads. We’ve delivered our share of
them. And we’re keeping their owners
happy—because of the product itself—and
because of the service we provide. Our
everyday operations reflect our goal—to
build for the years to come. We- haven’t
forgotten to be polite—to say “Many
thanks”—to treat you as good business
sense indicates you want to be treated—
fairly, hospitably, honestly.
We don’t insist on trade-ins. When we get
them our allowance is the highest possible.
Deliveries are made in the order of purchase.
We’ll continue to do our best on deliveries—
and urge you to wait if you possibly can so
that you may enjoy the pleasure of Willys
ownership. Drop in at your convenience
for a demonstration of any or all of the
Willys products.
WE HAVE hitched our Statioii Wagons and
Jeeps and Trucks to the Willys-Overland
star because we’re convinced that, with
Willys, we’ll build a name for providing
superb transportation in efficient vehicles
at the lowest possible cost to you.
% WILLYS OF WASHINOTOM, INC. • 1124 L STRUT N.W. • RSPUBLIC 4«7f
* \ |

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