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HARRINGTON AIRPORT NEWS 1
The Breakfast Flight to Green !
Run Lodge, about 17 miles south- i
east of Ocean City, Md., was en- '
joyed by the following air-minded
youngsters: Howard Lyons in his
Cessna, piloted by Jerome Howard)
% of Federalsburg, Md.; Lloyd Car-'
ter, president of Milford Aero Club,
who was accompanied by Miss Bet
• ty Jo Watson, in the Aeronca Chief, !
owned by the club; Fred Greenly,
Jr., Dick Wales, Paul Porter and
Atlee Link in the two Aeronca
Champions owned by the airport.
On Monday, Atlee B. Link, man
ager of Harrington Airport, Inc., ;
together with Dick Wales, one of
the airport instructors, flew to
Boulevard Airport, Inc., Philadel-1
phia, to take a delivery of a new
- Aeronca 85-horse power Super}
Chief. Link says. "This is the fly
ingest two-place airplane I have
ever flown and climbs faster than
any plane in its horse-power class."
'■ This plane will be used mainly for
' student instruction and cross
\ country flights.
The Bellanca "Cruisair" on July
' 3 made two flights to Roosevelt
Raceway landing at nearby Roos
evelt Field, a stone's throw from
! the track. The fastest leg of the
four one-way trips was one hour
and fifteen minutes, demonstrating
the utility of this new service and
saved the sportsmen many hours
of tedious travel by train or car.
The plane, piloted by Joe C. Jenk
ins of Wyoming, carried the fol
lowing local citizens: Pete Shaw,
< Jr., Billy James. Calvin Simpson,
Russell Kirby, Ernest Killen and
9 Mr. Brown. On Sunday, July 6,
Fred Greenly, Jr., flew to Poco
moke City in the "Cruisair" with
Atlee Link. Later the same day
the "Cruisair" made several trips
to Rekoboth. one trip carrying Ed-j
ward McCormick of Wilmington.
^ Lin and Jenkins, who returned to
the field after having dinner at the
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shore.
On Thursday. Miss Sandy Saun
ders, instructor at Pan-Maryland
Flying School, Baltimore Municipal
Airport and one of her students
flew an Aeronca Champion in on
a dual cross-country fight.
Saturday morning, Robert Bail-1
ey of Philadelphia, and his Lovett!
Ffcdd, Elkton, Md., instructor,
stopped in on U dual -cross-country
flight. Bailey returned in the af
ternoon on his solo cross-country
trip. A new Piper Super Cruiser,
recently purchased by Bailey was
used on both flights.
I. M. Lambertson. Delmarva Air
port. Salisbury, flew a Piper Cub
in on his solo cross-country flight
on Saturday.
Sunday. Dan LaCroux, in an
Aeronca Chief and Jimmy Masten
in an Aeronca Champion flew in
I from Bridgeport, N. J., Airport,
î Jamer Hamilton of Chester. Pa.,
j arrived In a Stearman By-plane.
Hamilton had visited his brother
farm near Harrington and
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came in to refuel.
Benjamin Roland, a student un
; der the O. I. Flight Training Plan,
made his first solo flight on Sun
I day.
Harrington Airport. Inc., deliv
ered an Aeronca Champion to
i George Bishop of Goldsboro, Md.,
and Glen Spiering of Greensboro,
learning to fly.
Md. Spiering is
Bishop, who has his private
cense, said: "Now when I or my
farm
neighbors need parts for
machinery in a hurry, we can fly
after them instead of having
wait so long to get them.
Gar Thieves Give
Cop Some Advice
OGDEN, Utah—(iP) When Police
Lt. D. B. Ballantyne got back
automobile after it was stolen,
plastered with signs read-!
car was
ing:
"Are you making your son a crim
inal? Remove the keys from your
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cars.
Ballantyne said the car was taken
Irom a ball field parking lot and
theives apparently stuck on
signs, distributed by a civic organi
zation.
Ballantyne said no, he didn't
leave his key in the car. It has
defective ignition which can't
turned off.
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performance on a
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
The "Signal Light,'* a weekly news
! paper founded in 1938 by two hoys,
! ages 12 and 13, will "burn no more"
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inspect lining.
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front wheel bearings.
3« Inspect brake drums.
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if needed.
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drums.
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life and dependable per
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Increase your car's efficiency.
HANLEY'S
FIRESTONE SERVICE
Wash. & Front Sts.
Phone 197
Milford
THANK YOU ... WE OF THE A&P FOOD STORE AT MILFORD, DELAWARE
WISH TO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION FOR THE WONDERFUL RECEPTION GIVEN THE OPENING OF OUR NEW, MODERNIZED A&P SELF-SERVICE FOOD
STORE. IF YOU HAVE NOT HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT THIS MODERN FOOD MARKET, WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU^TO DO SO AT YOUR EARLIEST
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TOMATOES
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POTATO CHIPS
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PETER PAN
PEANUT BUTTER
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TOMATO KETCHUP
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MASON JARS pints doz f,9c
CUT-RITE
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TOILET TISSUE
SCOTT1SSUE
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12-oz jar 33c
qts doz 79c
14-oz hot 23c
. 125-ft roll 20c
Prices in this advertisement effective in MHford and vicinity until the
close of business Saturday, July 19th.
. Mb jar 16c
2 rolls 21c