Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 71, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 April 1947 — Page 5
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ULL1VAN, INDIANA
STJTJLIVAN PAJXY TIMES WEDNESDAY, Apr. 9, 1947.
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! FOB SALE 8x12 flat bed, ? ft. ' PUBLIC GAMES every Thursside rails. Phone 258. ' day night, 8 o'clock, Legion Home - . by the American Legion Auxil
iary. Door prize. Refreshments.
WANTED
FOR SALE
YOUR Co-op oil driver .will de
ll iver your hybrid corn, iarm
Kureau Co-op.
PROMPT ROAD service for pre battery and farm equipment Itroubles. Phone 285. In haste ...
call MACE. -
OLD and dirty Spark Plugs
waste gasoline. Have them cleaned and tested at STAHL'S STAN
DARD SERVICE. V
RADIATOR repair and Cleaning faanlinp tntilr rAnnir ' Mil-
MURPHY'S Vig-O-Ray Start-, JUST ARRIVED New batter- Radiator Sh op, 925 No. Main ing Mash, the mash that carries , ies, seat covers, Ward Riverside e phone 334 '
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uies aim many uuieraiems iux tu popular cars. Arrow Auto Stores, North Side Square. Phone 449.
all the essential vitamins, proteins and minerals. The feed with no filler always fresh. In new print bags. Martin's Feed Store, Shelburn.
FOR SALE Baby buggy. Cheap! 239 W. Donaldson.
HOME GROWN cabbage plants.
Frost proof and disease resistant. A. L. Robertson. Greenhouse, R. 4, Sullivan.
I RUMMAGE SALE, Delta Theta
WANTED - Dead animals. We Tau & Sat., April II & 12, remove your dead animals free Powell Garage (Bmck & Ponof charge. Phone No. 9 reverse tiac)- 9:00 a- m. to 5 p. m.
.charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. T"V0 nrVT
FOR RENT Floor Sander, Edger, Polisher. All new equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co., Sullivan, Ind.
News Every Day From Neighboring Towns
FOR SALE 1937 .Va-ton Chev. truck, 1942 100 H.P. motor. Good rubber. Phone '258. Reasonable.
WANTED To clean cesspools, septje.' tanks, government toilets. Modern pumping equipment used. Box 20 c-o Times.
WANTED Girl or woman to
work in office. Write Box 500 c-o
HAVE you had an operation? Times
Have hernja or drdpped abdom-1 : , inal organs? Ask your doctor PAPER HANGING. Work guar-
about the BEST Support. Spencer anteed. Phone 9101 or 41 J E.
FOR SALE One set of heavy duty harness, excellent condition, fifty dollars. Frank L. Orr,
Maplewood Farms, Shelburn R. fms all needs. Iva Giles. Call Coffman St,
R. 2.
AUTO BATTERIES!! SPEC IAL!!! for all cars. $13.95 (ex
SHELBURN
561 after 5 p. m.
FOR SALE 1940 V-8 pickup
one-half ton. eood rubber, ex- around work. Call at Henry A.
change), up. South Side Auto ceuent running condition.. Also Milam Service, 29 So. Main St.,
&uppiy. i-irue a mDoay. 1 -ton V-8 truck. 1935 model. I suiuvan.
MR. AND MRS. LOWRY HONOR THE PANTHERS Coach Paul Weekley, his Panther squad, student managers and yell leaders were feted with a
wanteii MarripH man also fish fry and all the trimmings
single man, house and board, year . M1- nd Mrf- Jef owry
WALL PAPER for Every Home. 10 cents to 10 dollars a roll. See our line before you buy. Sullivan Decorating Co.
- CEMENT BLOCKS, SAND, any purpose, GRAVEL. Materials contracted if desired. Free estimate. Phone 270. Res. 8045. Ben's Block Plant.
FOR SALE Used
vacuum cleaner complete
attachments. Good condition. $30.00. Telephone 250.
Universal!0 new, mtour- 8ra,in be.d fnd
iou. uuui uuua pui-cu iu
sen. aee u. n. uomm, uarnsie, Indiana. Phone 117. 1 '
FOR SALE 1940 Ford Coupe. Motor in good condition, good radio and heater and new paint.
George Ray Van Meter, Carlisle, . Road 159;Ralph Near Dugger
FOR SALE 5-room house, well, electricity, coal house. 213 West Street.
FOR SALE Four-room house. Phone 8193. FOR SALE Semi-modern home. Seven rooms, screened-in front porch, summer kitchen,
double garage with, work shop, two wells. At Bucktown on State
FOR SALE Fries. James Hazelrigg, Shelburn, Indiana.- 3 miles northwest of Shelburn.
FOR SALE 1 used leather davenette. Can be used for bed. v, $10,00.' Woodward Hardware Co., 'Dugger, Ind.
FOR SALE Semi-modern house with bath. $1000.00 down and easy terms. Also baby .buggy, slightly used. 809 So, Main x)r call bugger 25.
FOR SALE One white sow and two nice gilts. . First house north of Ml. Tabor church, Graysville. Phone 143. Wm. C. Mason. FOR SALE Downtown building, plenty of room for filling station, combined. Suitable for hotel or tourist home. Capable of in
come of $500 per month. Cheap if sold at once. Write Box ET, c-o Times. FOR SALE South Section St.,
4-room cottage, garage, side drive. Practically semi-modern.
"TXIO. Write Box BCV c-o Times.
FOR SALE AB 'Has; range, an
iiorcelaiti, eood TTyrt- Mrs.
Curtis Hopewell. urst house north of Benson Chapel. Shelburn phone. FORSALE 1 Fhilco portable
battery and electric set, Turn Around Inn, Highway 41. FOR SALE Good lawn mower. 204 Crowder St. ' FOR SALE 5-room modern house with furnace to be moved. $1800.00. Write P, O. Box 392. FOR SALE One 4-slage paint 'spray complete with motor, gun
unrl Vinco "W1i!im- Planinft lYfill I
562 South Section. ' FOR SALE Weslingliouse cabinet model ironer, with chair. Call at 421 W. Donaldson or Phone 645-L. FOR SALE 1937 Model B John Deere tractor will) 16 inch plow and cultivator. Nearly new rubber. C. O. Drake, Farmersburg R. 2. FOR SALE 10 foot. MasseyHarris disk; 3-boltqm 14-inch plow. Also wanted, baby calves. Clell Leach, R. 3, Sullivan. FOR SALE New blonde, sbeep-lined leather saddle, $65. Also large kitchen sink with drain board and cabinets. $25. 934 E. Washington,
COOLERATOR electric refrigerator for immediate delivery. Burris Market, Dugger, Phone 179. ' FOR SALE ELECTROLUX. The complete home cleaner. For authorized sales and service telephone Kirk McMillan, 250.-
FOR SALE Strawberry, blackberry plants, you dig, one dollar hundred. Bring baskets. No Sunday sales. One mile east Graysville. Clarence Patten.
WANTED Model A Ford. Good running condition. See me this week, 604 N. Main. Phone 205. . ..'X 1 -,
and daughter, Jane, last Thurs
day evening with a number of townsfolk figuring in the feast
ing and merriment
Mrs. Gene Benson and sons entertained with a dinner at their home Sunday having as their guests Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Poling and son, and Faye Blake of Lafayette, R$rs. Mary Handford of Sullivan, Clarence Setzer of Indianapolis, Mrs. Nelle McNabb, Nancy DaUey, Sue and Stan Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Milam and
son left last week on a vacation and business trip through theV oactorn efntoe I MiSS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Harrison Esther Myers,
Erma Worth, Nell Gordon, Fonda McDaiels and daughter, Nancy, Mary Gordon and son, Carl, Berniece Payne, Maude Powell and the hostess, Mlrs. Shepherd. Tillie Stwelley's mother is very ill at the home of a daughter near Clay City.
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Marcella Dukes, Miss
James Hannum
and son of Sullivan," were guests and Dave MiUer were in Jason"
Sunday of Mrs. Myrtle Harrison vie ou,1Udy evenu.
and family.
HYMERA
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson and
family and Mrs. Cecil Stevenson spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cooper in Jellico,
Tennessee. , .
Mr. and Mrs. David Guthrie
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jennings' of Morgantown, Virginia, who and daughters of Evansville, ' have been the guests of Mr. and spent the holiday week-end withl j"3- Julius Braatz. returned to
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Moreland and Mr. and Mrs. George MpGaryey. Merton Wheeler, Who is at-
! their home Monday.
George Mjlller, who has been visiting in Terre Haute! returned to Dugger Monday. ' Mr. and Mrs. William Coyner were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Quillen of Odon Eas(,er Sunday. Mrs. E. M. Deputy was In Linton Monday. Oscar Delph was a Sullivan visitor Monday. Mir. and Mrs. George Comsloek were in Linton Monday. Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Dukes had as their week-end guests Dr. Joe and Dr. Betty Dukes and f am-. ily, Miss Marcella Dukes and Dave Miller of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. John Storey spent the week-end in Liriton. Mrs. F. M. Dukes, Mrs. E. A. Hammack and Mr. and Mrs. D. C. PhiU.ippi attended the Easter services at the Methodist church in Linton Sunday. ;
WANTED Cook at the Idle Hour Restaurant at Carlisle.
Those participating in the wng college m UKianoma evening were Mr. and -Mrs. Paul sP.ent the week-end with his
Weekley, Bill Metheny, Tom .lvirs- Muorea Anms
Santus, Dick sweet, Kicnara i McHueh. Edd Livineston. Don I m- and MrS- H. E. Kaylor and
FOR SALE 6-room house, two rooms up, 4 down. Water in house. Corner lot, with new double garage. Carlisle, Ind. Everett D. Watt.
WANTED, HOUSEKEEPER Excellent wages with private room and bath in a comfortable Terre Haute home, for a middleaged lady. Cook and assist with housework and care of children. No laundry work. References required. Write Box MM, c-o Times.
SELLING my 11 head of live-'; WANTED A . graver pumper, stock; three sows & 10 pigs; 500 Forest Burton, Graysville. ' bu. corn. Fred Lynch, Jr. R. 2,
Shelburn.
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Miscellaneous
FOR SALE Grey mare, Oliver tractor, Fordson tractor, Oliver plows, Fordson 12-inch plows, two-row horse cultivator, Oliver disk. George W. Deckard, south of Judge Pigg's farm east off Road 54. . FOR SALE Lincoln soy beans.
Harold Carmichael, 6 miles west
of Carlisle.
FDR SALE Hay, three miles
Lw,M ot ouUivaii.pu.noafl. io'ij qne
good Diftrmg" lfioWing :. machine,
fivefoot cut. H. W. Ephlin.
FOR SALE Cedar posts, faced
and round ones. Call or see
Lawrlticc McCammon, . phone
79U4, Dugger. LATEST popular, classical Vic
tor, Decca and Columbia re
cords and children's records. Re
cord players, needles, albums
and racks. Music boxes, guitars
band and orchestra instruments,
harmonicas, metal & plastic. R.
W. Cadwell Music House.
FOR SALE 10x32 concrete stone silos, erected on your .place,
complete with Ynetal chute, $395.1 STEAM cleaning ancr painting, Also silo repairing, white coating, any make farm equipment moving and brushing. Write Joe JARED ' IMPLEMENT SALES Slough, Worthington, Ind. : v' : ' ' All Insurance is not alike. Ferd FOR SALE 1940 Harley-Dav- Rail, North Oakley Bldg.
idson motorcycle, Moaei bi.. J-iOW ,
mileage, lots of extras, same as NOTICE
ew, A-l condition. 218 W. Don- ments are arriving every week;
aldson. Buy now for decoration day. Buy
: " " : where you can see your stone beFOR SALE House' and store fore it is lettered. Sullivan Monu-
building, also lot on which they ment Co. R. H. Clarkson & Son.
stand, $4200. Nice modern hunga-
low, .close in, $5000. Nice modern
home in northwest part, $5,000. 2
semi-modern homes,, close in, $4500. One of these how earning
the owner $90 per mouth. Call at 227 West Harris St, or phone
507-X. . '-
FOR SALE Good 5-room house located .in Pleasantville. To be moved, $600. Call -at 128 N. Cross or Tri-State Coal Co., Pleasantville. FOR SALE 5-burner kerosene range, insulated built-in oven. All white. 443 S. State.
FOR SALE The Air-Way electric sweeper. $20.00. 1320 N. State St.
FOR SALE English Shepherd pups. John Trimble, east of Carlisle on R. 1.
FOR SALE One white sow w and seven pigs. 2 miles south of ; Sullivan. Aud Price.
Dead Animals Removed AH kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service, JohnWachtel Co, Tprre Haute, Indiana
LIMITED AMOUNT of deej
frccJnc units for immediate de
livery. Martin Feed Store, She! burn.
FOR SALE 1. 3-room house
barn, poultry house with -base
ment, 1 cow, 2 horses, 1 harness
farm implements, 22 acres land.
plenty water. Location east Paxton on gravel road. Price $1900.-
00. Surely a bargain.
2. 6-room house, basement & furnace, large garage, 5 acres knd, good location. . Near Cass
pnH Diipppr
3. 5-room strictly modern
house, garage, poultry house, 1
acre land. Located in Dugger, : block road 54. 4. 4-room bungalow, lights, wa
ter, basement, furnace. Located
north part of Dugger. Reasonably
price. Immediate possession.
5. Filling station, small stock
groceries, building with living quarters, 5 acres land. Excellent
location on Highway 41. Priced
for quick sale and immediate
possession. 6. Sullivan city property,
business places, and a few gpod
farms. Usrey's Real Estate & In
surance Agency, 451 South Troll
St., Sullivan, Phone 542-Y.
FOR SALE 2x4, 2x6, 2x8s,
weatherboarding, baseboard, win dows, doors, lath, casings, hard'
wood & pine flooring, frames
See me at , Pilgrim Holiness Church in Depot town or at home
after five o'clock. Harvey Parr;
Shelburn, Phone 143-K.
FOR SALE 12 acres, 7-room house, garage, 3 wells and other outbuilding. Near Dugger High School. Louis Fuzesi.
KEYS MADE While you wait. 15c each! . ' GAMBLE'S, .. "The
'.Friendly Store," Authorized Deal-
i . , - 7- -r-r- -er, Hartley Rarlak, Owner. FOR SALE OR TRAD.E-i-Se.r-- 4 - .. '....' tTt TrtTT tfrtXT 1 T TTTtTI
vice station, grocery ana living rum., ruumni anu jluvik-
quarters in Shelburn. Pretei1 STOCK special condensed but-.
modern home in .Sullivan. Write termiik, 1UU it), kegs, $x.To; cnicK Box 79, care Times. and pig buttermilk emulsion, 100
lb. kegs, $6.25. JOHNSON FEUD FOR SALE North Section St., & SUPPLY CO.. 115 South Court 4-room cottage and garage. $2100. street, Phone 606. Inquire 424 So. Court. I ATTENTION FAR ME R S FOR SALE 5-room house, Crow's seed corn is here at 116 electricity, chicken house, 12 W. Wall St., Sullivan, Ind. W. R. acres.' 1 mile 'out. Vacant. Inquire Mickey. - 424 So. Court . .'.... - I RECEIVED shipment horse colFOR SALE New 1947 Massey- lars, size 20 to 25 ,in leather and Harris tractor & cultivators, go to 24 in canvas. Boone Harness. Dutch Lamb, 218 W. Donaldson, i . - ' - ! NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN
FOR SALE 6-room modern 2- anj housewives Venetian blind I
West, Jim McCracken, Bob Anderson, Leslie Skinner, Bill Ashcraft, Sam Woolley, Norma Brazzell, Myma Mayfield, Betty Hill, Joan Hisner, Thelma Slover, Mir. and Mrs. Lyle Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nash, Walter Thompson, Eileen Thompson, and Mr. and Mrs. Lowry and Jane. The following Saturday the Panthers were also honored by the Shelburn American Legion Post No. 197 in a similar foodfest. ' , Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vandament, Leonard ,Gill and Mary Gill of Chicago, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gill and family. . G. B. Buzard and John Thomas . Siner spent Wednesday in Chicago. '
- I Mrs. Ruth McGhehey and son,:
Shipments ' of. monu- Larry,, of Indianapolis, Mr. and
Mrs. Alan Jayuer and daughter of Terre Haute, and Mr. and Mrs." John Siner and son spent Sunday with Rr. and Mrs. Vern Crow. . Miss Lelia Buckley has returned ,tp Indianapolis after spending a week's vacatiou here. : Steve Sa.iko of Gary, Indiana, Sophia Sajko of Indianapolis, and Stanley Sajko of Terre Haute, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr .V and Mrs. 1 Enoch Sajko. Mr. and Mrs, Robert L, Clark visited -in Ohio over the weekend:- ' " - - . '
daughter, Elsie, of Farmersburg, Mr. and Mrs. Logan Umsted and daughters of Sullivan, Bess Husband of Coalmont and Paul Oakes of Shelburn visited Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Gordon and Bonnie, Sunday. Wayne Walters, who is attending college, spent the week-end with his mother, Cletus Walters. Irene Holiday and Byrdie Duckworth of Anderson, spent the week-end with their parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reynolds of Corbin, Indiana, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Criss, and son, Nevie.
Mrs. Gpldie ' Shepherd, entertained the Busy Bee club Friday ;at her home South of Hymera.
ine .day. was spent in. sewing.
Those present were Mrs. Katie
House, Fern Case, Nina Gordon,
INSULATION Insulate your home with black rock wool. Phone 258 for free estimate.
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Mr. and Mrs, N. M. Poling and' son. Jack,' and Mrs. Faye Blake of Lafayette, spent the week-end here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daufihe.rty and family of Muncie, spent Sunday and Monday here visiting relatives and friends. Norma Daugherty and Charles Owens, students at Ball State at
I Muncie, . spent the week-end at
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We are having many calls for farms in Sullivan and neighboring counties. If you want to sell, list with the United Farm Agency NO FARM TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL, Hear UNITED's famous radio program, "The Farm You'd Like To Own": WLS, 8:00 A. M., every Saturday, and twelve other stations. Jas. W. LaFolIette Rural Route 4, Sullivan Phone 9075 i . 3 Miles North On 41. i
sforv hniisfv Norlh . French St. nA r, f,
- t - - - t v-nrainii aiiu i -aii tuiiiPrice $6500.00. Phone 634. Emery ich
with Ross. Rug & Upholstery! - ana mrs. r.rnest uooer s
Curry,
CJeuuers. Carl Blckwell,
T?rT) cat v r.: r i,Tr.
v,n .u vx , - g lh j, jid Bloomington Ind. tnx gabardine brown shoes, size b '
6' A; shower and window' curtain; one fireside needlepoint bench; lady's suit, size 10. Phone 724-B. .
Phone 4656.
Mr, mid Mrs. Jim Raley and Irvin Ralpy of east of town. Mrs. Edith Plunkett. of PaKs-
. NOTICE FARMERS Get your t-'"'- wa a guest over the wfekplow points sharpened now. We end of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Danmay be rushed later. We also do sbf-ty and family, welding of all kinds and general Mrs. Gertrude Smelser of Andrepair work. Roy Pinkstpn, rear pr"on, was a guest Sunday of of Monroe Feed Service, Sulli- M'r- and Mrs. O. E. Rinard and van. ' , family. ' - ' ...r. Phillin Vickreyt who is emLAWN MOWER repairing, ployed in Indianapolis, spent the sharpening and overhauling. The week-end .at home. ' erass is getting tall. Bring your Mr. and Mrs. Curt Dungan of
FOR SALE 9-room . modern mower in now. Boone Harness Princeton, spent Monday with
Cora Duncan and Mr. and Mrs.
' FOR SALE Platform rocker, kitchen cabinet, living , room suite. Nona Nichols, Merom, Ind. FOR SALE 3oom house. 810 East Beech St. Now empty. Price $1700.00. W. T. Mellott.
house, double garage, large lot, shop, 16 East Jackson Street, three blocks from court house.
Quick Dossession. Price $7500.00. I MUST GET A MAN at. once
W. T. Mellott. iu this community to work with -J our District Manager. Must have
FOR ,SALE 4-roorri bungalow car and be over 28 years of age.
Frank Roseberry and daughters.
can J PIIAS1, n, W ' jrfmia TO PARENTS ; ( aiout safe inn twm..
house, good garage, ; in Paxton.
Now empty. Price $3000.00. W T. Mellott.
FOR SALE 5-room house, 1300 block, North Court Street, Sullivan 3 lots, fair condition. Possession soon. Price $1900.00. W. T. Mellott. '
FOR SALE 900 White Rock chicks Thurs. and Fri. April 10th & 11th. Johnson Feed & Supply, 115 So. Court. Phone 606.
WE DO PORTABLE WELDING Drake Bros
Expert Body Buildiiur
l Custom. Work Phone 335
FOR SALE Philco cabinet model radio & record player. 206 N. State St. Phone 743. ' FOR SALE Two fresh Jersey
heifers with calves by side; 54-in.
spotted pony, Medford Anderson R. 2, Sullivan, ,;
The work is in ., line with the program advocated by the Department of Agriculture. Permanent work, good pay for man who has lived on farm. Write Box 88 c-o this paper.
NOTICE Within 10 miles of Hutsonville, 111. Power post-hole digging, new line or re-posting existing fences. Prices reasonable. Satisfaction assured- Harry Rains, Hutsonville, 111.
FOR SALE: 6-room modern house, stoker heat, large lot, built-in cabinets, insulated. Very desirable location, excellent repair. Hardwood floors. Immediate possession. Terms if desired. Priced Tor immediate sale. Write BOX "H" c-o Times
IN BOnUS AND AT FOUNTAIN
FOR SALE We have ill stock Automatic Gas Water Heaters, Electric Water Heater,' Stokers, oil fired .boilers,, complete toilet combinations," sinks.- Carl Hilgediek Plumbing & Heating, Phone 317... - ' , '
FOR SALE Potatoes, '. $1.65 bag; seed potatoes, $3.15 bag; eating onions; fancy ' apples. Cox, second house north of funeral home, Shelburn. " - , '
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Of course no one wants to deny a boy the thrill of kite flying.
Sure, let him run and fly to his heart's content, but be sure he's doing it with the hazards eliminated. Just flying a kite out in the open with plain, ordinary string is fine. But warn him about the dangerous things that a boy may thoughtlessly do. Point.put the necessary precautions as listed below; . DON'T S FOR KITE FLYING 0 Do not fly a kite where the string or kite can come in contact with any kind of electric wires. Fly kites in open places away from electric wires. 0 Do not use wire, tinsel cord, or even wet string os kite string, because it can conduct electricity. Such a kite string may sag or fall on a high voltage wira and thus conduct the electricity to the child. Q Do not fly kites on traveled streets or highways. There is danger of running across a street in the paih of moving vehicles. Q Do not fry to retrieve a kite entangled in a tree or in v electric wires. Climbing causes falling accidents. All . , of them are serious and many are fatal. 0 Do not make kites using wire or any metal. Such kites have caused trouble .when lodged in electric . wires. .' ' Talk these ,things over with your boy . . . explain the hazards. Don't scare him . . . just tell him in simple terms. ; .', ; ' ' There's youthful fascination about Jdte flying ... a boy '3 yery soul soa t up into the wind with his kite. It's a living adventure ... a thrilling tussle with the elements! Check on him now and then, to make sure everything's O.K. And Dad, if he wants you to help, go ahead you'll enjoy it, too!
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