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10 Acres. 8 Rooms, S.
ARLINGTON. VA.

New 5-rm brick fireplace, good loca-
ton; price, ,S5,350; $500 down. balance
S42 so month.
New 5-rm brick. good location; price.
e6 800; $3.50 down, balance $50 month.
rms. or more and sleep. porch, hre-
place with lots good ground. with
chicken house and rm. for nice garden;
excellent location; clear of trust; priced
IS 500; terms arranged.
And nthers choose from.
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LIVNfLh1ND OOITOINlHL.
Only 16 miles D. c.; old Talbot house:
a fine example Of simple Colonial: about 10
rooms. several fireplaces. fine wide floors
except where boards need replacing; house
needs. repairs, and modernizine; about half
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J. NJ. MAUPIN.
Call Georgia 1049. *
ATTENTION. BUILDERS

1-DETACHED HONE SITES
Lot approximately SOxIG5- FCres; Wills
south side of Brandyvine street. approEl-
matClv 100 feet east Of nSth st. sur
rounded BY beautiful homes. Priced rIght.
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TWO OUTSTANDING BUYS

5SI2 acres, GROOM house, Delco lighting
plant and running water; large hen
houses, capacity 1000 hens; all necessary
outbldgs.; "a clear, rest in timber; %
miles from D. c. Price, $4,000; $500
down bal, S25 90 per month, or will
trade for house and lot.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND FARM

Farm in Southern Maryland consisting
of about 300 acres. on hard-surface road
about 40 miles from Washington. There
is a well-Constructed frame residence
about 10 rooms. with toilet and lavatorv
on the first floor and complete bath room
on the second floor. Has furnace heat and
Delco electric plant. and is in a GOOD
, state Of repair. There are TWO tenant
houses and all necessary farm buildings.
sold to settle n estate and the price OF
$1,000 represents but a fraction Of the
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Other sites suitable for shopping CEN
terS, apartments and houses See Mr..
Walter. 8 I'M. 10 10 am or 4 to 5 pm.
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sIx-RooM HOUSE, HOT-WATER HEAT
stable, barn. chicken houses and earage;
spproximateiy "a4 acres of rich soil; on
hard surfaced street; Alta Vista section of
Bethesda; must be sold at once to close
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One of the older houses but in good
condition; fine shady lot very convenient
to stores and Transportation. Five rooms
on one floor, four rooms. bath and sleep
Ing porch second. well rented; basement
Terms
. May be seen Sunday See country
homes under Farms Sale"
T
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SUMMER HOMES.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ANTIQUE HOMES COLONIAL AND CAPE
Cod. vermont. New Hampshire Summer
homes Farms. stores, hotels camps New
list free. HARDING AGENCY. Charles
town. n. H
HOME ON SHENANDOAH RIVER IN BLUE
Ridge Mountains. $50 miles from Washing
ton. 10 acres and outbuildne: a mi. in
Guiding oil burner Old Colonial brick
house, rooms and bath. KENNETH
LEVI BerryVllle Va
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Lots S-,LOTs-LOTs-LOT OF THEM.
nIEt nIW.y DuI.t EccL!on. apis. Toonny houses.
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STORES FOR RENT.

NEW, MODERN STORE. SUITABLE FOR
5 and 10c store or any other business,
next to Sanitary grocery. 6l6 9Th st. s.w.
MetTopolitan $3.50
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n = y W. Z II FIIL Dlst. NONO.
PEPOSSESSFD APARTMENT

On paved street West Hvartsv.ue Nd :;
close TO bus and trolley. stores, schools
eic sacrifice. Phone Greenwood O96O or
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FOR SALE.

FINE HOME SITE. -
80 acres "a cleared with l 900 feet
fronting on Lee-Jackson Highway located
1i2 miles from Fairfax Court House, with
its fine stores schools and churcheS'
electricity and telephone available. Write
RnY - EairfaX Va
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACREAGE FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL l67-ACRE SUBDIVISION:
very cheap, nine minutes downtown Ad-
dress Box 451-M, Star Office.
NEARBY VA. Az ACRES OR MORE. ACT
quick for real buy. Walnut 7OlG,
- ACRES OF LAND ADJOINING BEVERLY
Hills and Jefferson Park ideal for subdi-
vision. Must be sold to close an estate; 10
minutes ride from center of WashlnEton
real opportunity 10 make monev Financ-
ing can be arranged A S DONIpEAN &
son. 1O1 Doniphan Bldg. Alexandria Va
Phone Alexandria $40
45 ACRES. RIVER RID ROOM FOR $50
houses trees; S15,15O cash. R L CASSEL
2OG Rosemary st Chevy Chase. Mo 2s'
ARLINGTON COUNTY.
About ) acres on South Court House rd
near radio towers. ripe for DEVELOPMENT
Particulars call Natl. 2265
VIM. T. BALLARD,
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2-APARTMENr HorsE SITE

ROW HOUSE LOTS.
Block OF lots in good northeast section
where there is good market for sing le
or two-family row houses
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EXCELLENT. RESTRICTED NV HOME
SITES IN '.Homewood Albemarle St. 46th
TO 49th stS,: clear or wooded
wv Also restricted sites at Brookville I'd ard
Woodbine SITS. IN Rollingwood section OF
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$50 Acres 3 Houses. S18,5OO.

One 1O-room house bath, cellar. fire.
place, handcarved mantel; Two tenant
houses, four barns. two wells. springs and
streams. long road frontage: = clear bal.
good timber free school bus al door; 2l
miles out. Va: 81. 600 cash. MARTIN T.
WEBB g. SON, Annandae, Va. P. o.
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ExceptiOnal Opportunity.

5-Room and Tile-Bath Bungalow.
H.-W H Oak Floors, Attic, Garage
First-Class Condition Best Res; Section
So 500. $500 Cash. S45 Month.
OWNER. 119 Garfield Ave. HyattSville.
NEW BRICK HOME AND 23 ACRES.
O.0O0-This is 6room and bath
u hour from the heart Of the city.
Thoroughly modern; 275-ft.. frontage on
pike, Could be easily Subdivlded If de
sired; Is acres clear. balance wooded;
small stream. Only 81 400 cash. balance
$50 per month until paid.
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO.
1905 H ST. NV National 2345.
FORECLOSURE PRICE.
1919 3Oth. Mt. Rainier-5-rm. new bum
ealow at sacrifice: open Sunday. North
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IN GOOD NV. SECTION.
Semi detached, six rooms and bath each;
hot-water heat, oak floors. 3 porches
bult-in garage (dreproof); deep yards,
trees: rented low at S45 each (whitel.
Out-of-town owner will sell one or more
at S4,25O small cash payment and easy
terms: speculative; also good investment.
Call MR.. DREW. Met. 1897. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, POS Investment Bldg.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY.
Several new, well-conditioned buildings,
each building containing 4 private apis;
living room, he'd room, dinette, kitcnen.
bath and large porch tenants furnish
own heat. electricity and gas. Excellent
return on investment. See Mr.. Walter,
Q to 10 am. or 4 TO D pm.
3. F. SAUL CO.
935 15th ST NV National - 90.
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1904 NORTH HARVARD ST.,
VNN W.T. WA

I4ON VILbAGE, VA.
New Colonial brick home 7 rooms. .
tiled baths, bed rooms INV h., OIL
burner, recreation room, 2-car garage.
BOSS & PHELPS. Walnut SS15.
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SUMNER CAMPS

SUMMER COTTAGE AT WELLS. Me. s5
miles north Of Boston. close to wide ocean
beach. Large living room, sun parlor
screened porch. bath, garage Excellent
value at 81 300. Atlantic 6l63
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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
INVEST $4,000 CASH

And it will return you 81, 100 net income
per year from this S-unlt. new apartment
building. Located in a restricted. closein
neighborhood. For statement AND partici-
lars call MOSS REALTY CO. Tower Bog
Met. 111G. Evenings and Sundays, Shep
har
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HERE IS A WONDERFUL BARGAIN
$500 per month for well established
GENERAL BUSINESS. INC 1916 Conn.
ave. Cleveland 1904.
MODERN GRIN BRICK HOME IN SILVER
Spring. leased to exceptionally reliable
tenant at Ss4o per year viii Sell out
risht or trade for clear ground. Your
offer invited To inspect call
j. A. WEINBERG. Jr. REALTOR
Woodward Bldg Natl 02S0.
4-FAMILY APARTMENT NV; TENANTS
furn. own heat; rent. s. per year;
price. ST 5 900, THOMAS p. BROWN, 615
4th st. s.w. National 1910.
NW.-FOUR-FA FAMILY FLAT NEARLY
new: oil heat rent 50 800 year: Sl2 500
WALTER M. BAUMAN Natl. 6229: eve.
Clev. O747.
HOME OR INVESTMENT, oVER. 500
monthly rental; 3 separate apts. Why not
live in one? $4,000: trade! Georgia ! 10
of property, some reconditioned: also 100
acres in Warrenton, Va. one-mile frontage
on highway. 1, H. THADEN, 1910 Wis
COrSln ave Wisconsin 531D
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Eve. or Sun. Phone Georgia 901@.
NEARLY NEW APTS.
SEVEN HOUSES

Just of Conn. ave. Price approximately
i've times yearly rentals. KELLEY. Dist.
7741. Sunday Cleveland 1855.
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2-STORE. 3-APT BLDG. LOCATED IN
thriving. business district on Ga ave; fully
seeupied. PIED Annnal n0a rent 81 10 Price
ment. long-term H. o. l.. c. mortgage
Sound investment, with speculative posi-
biities. Address Box 1T5-M. Star office.
or phone Adams l2S1 u
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NORTHWEST-S5 Q5O

Rents Sos per month. 3-story and
cellar brick. 10 rms. bath. INV h. elec. l
block from street cars, few minutes from
downtown.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
729 1jth ST Pealtor Natl O153.
Eve Sun Phone Ceorpja nt1p
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

g r. LARGE LOT: ANIL. RENT OR
buy: small down payment: nearby Montg
Co, Address Box 437-M Star Office.
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OF CAL
NJ. COCKRELL,
Phone 567-J. Fails Church. Va.
GOOD FARM, $500.

so acres IL clear bal. good timber; well
spring stream. shade; 4-room house in
fair condition; lS miles out. on two State
roads; $500 cash. MARTIN T. WEBB &
SON. Annandale. Va. P. o. Fairfax.
Evening star., 1937-01-29

These clever little Jockey cops. will be at
home in any drowin9 room. Mode Of soft,
pliobIe Pedoline strow, they have moulded
crowns and low sweeping tucked yisors,
bound in erosgroin ribbon. There's q Gun
ming strow bow pefched at one side. IN
black, brown, navy. beige, eroy and red.
Sire. q. z21a. q.
millinery -. Sssead Fto0r %# ~
Evening star., 1937-01-29

For specioI occasions wear this beouti-
fuI two-threod stocking. Its gossomer
chiffon, its tiny neat seams, its dainty
French heels cannot fail to flotter your
legs and make you feel, oh, so luxurious.
Hosiery -. First Floor
Evening star., 1937-03-19

The Supreme Court has not yet
ruled on the act, but may hand down
= final decision on March 30.
Yesterdays Circuit Court opinion
was given in the case OF the Ell Paso
Electric Co., charged by Edwin A..
Elliott, regional director Of the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board for the
sixteenth district, with Committing
unfair labor practices affecting inter-
state commerce"
In the Western Texas District Court
Judge Charles Boynton held that the
act violated the Constitution and ruled
1t could not, therefore, apply to the
electric company and $50 Of its en-
ployes who had joined the company
in opposing the act.
The Circuit Court, In reversing that
order. said:
I'VE think the court erred, because
legislative act should not be declared
void unless its unconstitutionality ap-
pears beyond every reasonable doubt,
and such ruling is necessary to the
disposition OF the case"
The court here went on to say that
in the Bradley Lumber Co. case, In
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Cooksey Of Charles, Ernest w. Miller
Of Washington, o. Straughn Lloyd of
Wicomico and Clifford Friend Of Gar
rett County.
Senator ]. David Bale of Carroll,
minority floor leader, who accom-
panied the group to Nice's home, and
Senator Robert B. Kimble Of Allegany
County had not committed themselves
as favoring the plan, but had prom
ised to stand by Nice If he decided
upon a veto, Legofe explained.
The bills had gone through to
enactment by the Senate without a
dissenting vote after bitter fight on
third reading in the House. Legore
said today it was planned by the
Republicans in the upper chamber
not to oppose the bills, but to en-
deavor to have substantiated the veto
they expected Nice to apply.
Sanitary Board Members.
Members of the Washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commission, whose
jobs on the administrative stan were
saved by the bills, are T. Howard
Duckett Of Hyattsville, Emery H.
Bogley of Friendship Heights and j.
Donald Clagett of Silver Spring.
The Democratic members of the
Maryland-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission, whose dis
missal in May was averted, are George
N. Palmer of Seat Pleasant, chair
man; Richard F. Green of Kensing-
ton, Lacy Shaw of Silver. Spring,
Frank B. Smith of Mount Rainier and
Duckett, an ex-officio member by
virtue of his craftsmanship on the
sanitary body.
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that she later visited the embassy in
Rome several times.
De Chambrun Still Weak.
The magistrate. because of the in
jured mans weak condition, did not
press for De Chambrun's explanation
OF the bitterness the 30-year-old wom-
an said she held for him after he
betrayed my love" for a man "too
famous to let me speak his name"
De Chambrun was shot Wednesday as
he boarded the Brussels express at
the Care du Nord
Extracts from the diary, read in
Nine. La Ferriere's apartment by In
vestigating Magistrate LIE Girard in
the presence of her attorney, told Of
secret meetings with the great states
man" deep in the inner recesses of a
famous Roman palace.
The extracts showed that after the
love affair reached climax in July,
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Diary of de Chan,brln Attacker
Bares affair With Great Italian
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, March 19--The intimate
diary of dark-eyed Madeline La Fer
riere. with its revelations of an "un-
forgettable hour Of love" with
great Italian statesman" was sealed
by police today as they widened their
Investigation of the shooting OF Count
Charles de Chambrun.
De Chambrun, descendant Of the
Marquis de Lafayette and former Am
bassador to Italy, was questioned by
a magistrate for his version Of the
shooting. Police declared Nine. La
Ferriere said she shot the count in
rage because Ne caused her to lose
the great mans" love.
The American-born French diplo-
mat, reported recovering from a
wound in the thigh, told authorities
he met his assailant at an interview
with Premier Mussolini of Italy and
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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON c,

1885, she was unsuccessful in efforts
to see the great statesman"
Quoted on Ethiopia.
But one entry, read by her lawyer,
declared:
To-day he said Ethiopia no longer
means anything to me; now only
have the sweet memories OF this un-
forgettable hour of love!"
The meetings, the diary disclosed.
always were arranged through a third
person.
After they had finished with the
black, leather-bound book, the magis-
trate and attorney locked it in the
kitchen desk where it was found. The
apartment was placed under seal.
Police said Nine. La Ferriere, held
in woman's prison, would be ques-
toned Monday.
The French press generally was in
clined to discount the importance Of
the diary and the international
angle" 1t created.
The incident was described in Of
fetal circles as "inconsequential." 1t
would have no i'll effect on Franco
Italian relations.
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MICHIGAN TO VOTE

Michigan persons wishing to vote
In the Spring election to be held all
over the State on April may do
so through the Democratic Absentee
Voters Bureau. 1908 G street, Joseph
Koski, president of the Michigan
Washington Democratic Club, an
nounced today.
The bureau will be open daily from
4 pm. to pm, from Monday through
Friday, and also on Saturday after
noon.
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which the act also was affirmed, we
held that the national labor relations
act, which created the board and au-
thorized the things sought to be re-
strained. was not wholly and palpably
unconstitutional"
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i. s. COURT HOLDS
LABOR ACT VALID
Fifth Circuit Bench ReVerses
Order of Western Texas
District Tribunal.
By the Associated Press.

By Int Absoclated PreSE.
NEW ORLEANS, March l9.-Con-
stitutionality OF the national labor
relations act, setting up boards to
arbitrate worker-employer problems,
was upheld yesterday by the Fifth
Circuit Court OF Appeals.
The judicial score In various OF the
10 Circuit Courts, which rank next to
the Supreme Court in power, Is now
four decisions for the Government and
three against 1t.
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Rhodesia Produces Camphor.
Collective farms OF South Rho
desia are reported to have produced
from lS to 20 tons Of camph1 last
year.
Milford chronicle., 1937-01-08
ENTERTAINs ATANNuAL DINNER

One of the most delightful affairs
in lower Delaware was the annual
New Years dinner given on Satur-
day, January 2nd by Senator and
Mrs. Clifford e. Burton of Angola.
Many interesting games, arranged
by the hostess were enjoyed during
the evening. The guests present
were DR.. and Mrs. James Beebe, DR..
and Mrs. Richard Beebe. and Cap
tain and Mrs. Leland s. Burton of
Lewes, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben A. Town
send. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester v. Town
send and Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Mon
roe of Dagsboro, Mr.. and Mrs. d. d.
Burton and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I.
Joseph of Hollyville. Mr.. and Mrs.
], Edward Goslee of Stockley, MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Mills of Rehoboth,
Mrs. Edward Pyle of Millville,, and
Mr.. ID. d. Burton, Sr., of Angola. At
a late hour the guests departed
wishing Senator and Mrs. Burton
many more happy new years.
Milford chronicle., 1937-01-08
MILL.SBORO

Last Thursday marked the end of an
other year and the passing of another
milestone. AS we go forward together
into 1887 may that grand old girl
Dame Fortune-favor all Milford Chron-
icle readers and their loved ones. with
her most abundant smile and bring to
everyone a generous portion of health.
happiness and prosperity.
Rev. and Mrs. John l.. Sparklin and
Miss Virginia Sparklin of Saint
Georges, were visitors of many friends
in town on Monday.
Edward wilkins, small son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Wilkins had his ton
sils removed in the Milford Emergency
Hospital in Milford. on Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. w. B. Atkins spent New
Years Day and the two days following
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Gardiner Howard and
daughter Helen spent the weekend in
Philadelphia
Last Thursday morning Miss Nina
M. williams and William II. Timmons
of Dagsboro. and Miss Doris p. Ryan
and Chester v. Townsend of Dagsboro
went to EIlxton where they were mar
ried at half past three. They then
started on a ten day trip to Florida =
stopping in Washington and Richmond
enroute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend will live on
Morris street and Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
Milford chronicle., 1937-01-08
DOVER AREA SCOUTS
ARE VERY ACTIVE
Continued from First Pdge]

[Confinned from First Pdge]
serve as the skipper of the sea scout
patrol while Assistant Scoutmaster
Allen Jones will assume active lead
ership of the three regular scout
patrols.
The three scout commissioners of
the Dover Area District, Arthur G..
Livingston and John Burger of Do
yer and Clarence P. Weber of Mid
dletown are among those invited to
a Scout, Commissioners Conference
to be held in Chestertown next Mon
day evening. Problems relating TO
the servicing of scout troops will
be discussed and plans made for the
coming year.
A report on scout membership and
growth mailed to all scout leaders
and scout committeeman this week
by Scout Field Executive Stanley NJ.
Woodhead shows a total scout men,
bership on December 81 of 220 in
eleven different troops in the Dover
Area District which includes Kent
and lower New Castle counties. This
represents an increase of 81 or POO
over January l.
The troops include Harrington.
Milford. Camden-Wyoming, Dover
No. l, Dover No ., Dover No. ),
Smyrna. NIiddletown, st. Georges
and Bear.
Milford chronicle., 1937-01-08

ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer
and daughter Lucille. of Brooklyn,
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Palmer during the holidays.
MIR. and Mrs. S. E. Bostic, MIR. and
Mrs. o. G. Melvin. MIR. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Gerow. Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Darby were among the guests at the
Milford Cotillion Club dance on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Edith Melvin visited Mrs.
Samuel Blocksom of Philadelphia
last week.
Mrs. Susan Bostic was hostess to
seventeen guests at turkey dinner
on Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. l.. Carlisle enter
tanned at a turkey dinner on Friday
evening in compliment to their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester l.. Carlisle of Cambridge.
Mass. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. James O!
Gerow, Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Nc
Bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Person.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Mick of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Mcbride gave q
dinner ON Thursday evening to Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Stevenson, MIR. and
Mrs. Bankson Holcomb and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Counselman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Person en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mick
and DIR. and Mrs. l.. L. Carlisle on
Thursday evening at dinner.
Miss Elya Warrington of Rehoboth
spent the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Mcbride.
Mrs. Annie B. Harrington returned
from Jersey City on Wednesday of
last week.
Milford chronicle., 1937-01-08
PROBLEMS FOR 1887

Our country and the world have
great problems to solve in 1887
There is the question of finding reg
ular work for our 100000 unem-
ployed people. 1t can't be solved
merely by handing out government
jobs. 1t can only be done by stim-
ulating the industries, so that every
willing pair of hands will be needed.
Labor and capital have to solve
the problem of working together
without fighting. If they would
watch two horses trying to pull a
load in two different directions, it
might occur to them that their
present methods need reforming
Also the nations have to solve the
problem of living together without
killing each other. If they can't
solve that problem, they haven't got
much beyond the days of Cain and
Abel in the earliest Bible records.
Milford chronicle., 1937-01-08

" no have been spending the holidays
here, returned to Cambridge, Mass
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Peats OF
Millsboro were guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. william Leach on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. e. Mcbride attend
ed the dance last Tuesday given at
I the Wilmington Country Club by the
| Delaware Trust Company.
Mrs. r. r. Postles is confined to
the house with seSere cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden Raughley en-
tertained on New Years eve Miss
Lillian Frazier, of Hockessin, Miss
Doris Warner, of Milford, MIR. and
Mrs. William Hammond of FELTON,.
Mrs. Maggie Sapp, Mrs. Anna M.
Harrington and Miss Sara E. Lank.
Mrs. B. F. Burton entertained
number of friends at bridge last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Robbins en-
tertained a number of friends at
party on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson
spent Sunday in Wilmington as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Pyle.
Miss Mary B. Derrickson attended
the American Association for the
Advancement of Science In Atlantic
City last week. Accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. John B. Derrickson,
she has returned to Duke Univer-
sity. Mrs. Derrickson expects to
spend part of the winter in st. Pet
ersburg, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hill and
daughter Sara, spent the holidays in
Cape May, wildwood, and Atlantic
City, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Rawlins and
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson spent
Saturday with their aunt, Mrs. e. r.
Allaband of Washington, ID. C.
Mrs. George Manlove and family
of Milford spent few days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vinyard of
Denton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph |
Vinyard and daughter Janet of
Chestertown, Md, were guests of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Vinyard last !
week.
Mrs. William w. Wilson and Mrs. !
]. c. Gerow spent several days last !
week in Philadelphia.
A. M. Melvin, Sr.. has accepted
position in Wilmington, at 500 Della
ware Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson en-
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. johnson
Of Magnolia. and Rev. and Mrs. H.
B. Kelso at dinner on Saturday.
Hamilton Patterson OF Delmar
was the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Patterson. last week.
Miss Frank Passwaters of Bridge
Vile and Miss Nellie Isaacs of Sea-
lord were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bostic on Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. N. C. Benson of
Odessa, Boone Palmer of Whining |!