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Evening star., 1947-08-03
oUT-oE-ToWN REAL EsTATE.

AFTER RETIREMENT, WHAT! win you
continue to live in crowded city. with its
of vns seefne to maE. both ends
rather have a place Of your own. in a mild
s0a seS St hs ssnsnas al 10 ns na
and grapefruit: and have a fiock Of henss
to. play golf the year around, don your
bathing suit at home and within a. few
minutes be IN the Tater at one Of the
Mexico? All this can be yours. at little
We are offering two1ssfe od.sf homssisss
city limits Of Sarasota, Florida, and within
four miles of It's central business district.
Pss sssn max. i ses as oT % yon bay
II you are planning to retire 'Sitnin. the
9ea ows t o cT souse
Write for literature or eail our local repre-
sentatiys ,;. Earl J Preston 5sso 2 Georsis gds
and and ask & for ss Mrs: sproesser @ n0"s VAN DANE
FOR, sALE-2-story frame house, rms.
sy osne '.
wiz y Mr. Aaas s tpe west seea S
HOME HON snH'fs AND iNcoMFeur s ssuses .sp. modem
home In Harpers Ferry, so miles from
wash. on Route 340; realize TT on in
vestment besides owners 5-room apt: at
traotiye ODD for GI. Box 356-V. Star.
STOCK FARM, 615 acres. most bottom
land. some timber land: running streams;
3s. box stables: old homestead, lights,
BATH Virsinis ha6 blue grass Near Shenandoah
Tourist cottage camp, merchandise busi-
ness. living apt. on Rt 522. $4,000
Old Colonial brick home, over 100 years
old; hand-carved doors, mantels stair
ways, 5 hreplaces, large barn, other build
inss. aspen Grove" $50 acres good land.
sW ssrSf1 rrdot ,of Sdy. s1foS e.. faon N g. aw
MANUFACTURING 8-ACRE SITE on the
Shenandoah River, with water power, cleo
tricity and the Southern and Norfolk r. r.
lines ell adjoining the land: hard surface
road direct to- land. just n miles from
the corp. limits of Front Royal, Va; con-
tanning a large 12-room res. and concrete
block plant; Sl6.500.
net. on N. Royal ave, offered at SIS, 800,
with $500 cash; location in Front
Large Front Royal restaurant within. 1
block Of courthouse in Front Royal SlO'-
eeesaere horse shoe farm with say tim;
riVe rive tfss,taae 81 ann miles, T s1a.ooo per
year; large corn. wheat, hay crops on
farm: res. 8 rooms, with cleo; 8 miles
ne OF Front Royal, Va, and II the bend
.n arS ssss sqsPss Il ssa.as s VI sl a
ale. only s.. Zoo cash. CLAUDE /. RtsT,
3os g. ~, Royal ave. phone LA. Front
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

NEAR REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. Dewe!
each)-second house from ocean: frs
floor has large living room, fireplace, com.
plete bath, large dining room, coy di.
nette, completely equipped kitchen, screened
has 3 bedrooms and " bath: shower
dressing room. laundry in basement: We.
netian blinds throughout, deep freeze unit
125 feet; priced at $4,000 for quick sale
GEO. J. MOSS. Realtor, Shepherd $500
or DANIEL ANDERSON. Realtor, IL Park
ave, Rehoboth Beach, Del. Phone 3441
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SUMMER CAMPS.

OAK. GROVE CAMP No. 10-Broadwater
for children, ages 4 to IL; careful super
vision sood food. ample playground and
equipment; swim or play IN the shade;
p. O., Churchton, Md. a.
GIRLS CAMP, operated by recreation
agency, has vacancies for girls from
to 16 for period AUG 1927; riding,
swimming. handcraft and all camp activi-
ties. Call RE. 1858
TOM CLAYTON'S DAY CAMP for boys
near Mclean, Va.-Small group. no crowd
ing. close supervision; daily swimming in
structions in clean, springfield concrete
pool: shop work and sports: located in
shady woods on Timmet Run: transporta-
tion, milk and ice cream furnished daily:
under direction of Tom Clayton. athletic
instructor at St. Adams School. Call
WI 1928 after z pm
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE,

z. G. SLOAN & CO., NC, A1tioneers-
Attractive sale. Mahogany diHette suite,
antiaue mahogany chests Of drawers, ma
lime oak chests of drawers, teakwood
stands. large japanese iron pagoda, french
seats, chairs and drop-leaf tables. silver.
ware, china, glassware, bric-a-brac, books
tier mirrors, floor and table lamps, upright
at public auction. at SLOAN'S, us 18th
st.. Tuesday, August 5, starting at 10 am.
NOW on view: Terms. cash. c. 6. SLOAN
CO., INC, Auctioneers. Established
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rRAIlERs.

INDIAN TRAILER. 1943. on skids (no
underearriage), g rms. with kitchen facili-
ties; fine to live In: $3.50 cash. WALTERS,
23S Park ave. Takoma Park. Md. SH.
1920 after pm.
LUGGAGE TRAILER, 2-wheel; has long
hitch: can use for light boats. ETC.: good
:4e SATioNAI TRAILER. a2-ft.. 3 rooms,
permanent bed bottle-gas stove: excellent
condition. Must sell: MAI. MASSEY. be-
hind Laurel Park Grill, Laurel Mr..
1910 vHGABOND TRAIEER- Is-ft. . rms
with porch attached $1,000 or best oder
1876 Temple Trailer VILLAGE, Alex, Va.
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MONEY WANTED.

BONDS FOR SALE-1st mortgage 4eb; on
suburban home; will furnish full details.
pox 'S4o-A, star. A.
FOUR SECOND TRUST NOTES totalins
20, 500. 6ec interest, amortized monthly;
reasonable discount: secured by new prop
srty. Call OWNER, RA. 423I. "a
10000 AT .4%,. first trust on estate.
NOW charged by bank at 81. PL. s7O3.
SI.s00. 2nd trust .on imp. Va. property.
PAYABLE Sc int, SIS. per mo-. balance in
2, 3 years; Highest o cash offer. No brokers.
INVEST $4,000 AS CAPITAL and earn
lbe as a, silent partner in a safe and
oughly trained man with many contacts:
reierenees must be exchanged. Reply,
Evening star., 1947-08-03
AUTO PAINTING

after August 10. aIEsEkfTp. Ekfp'n'"en'' I'LL
AUTO RAINTING, any color. S35; work
suaranteed; body and fender work; free
estimate ia. 1886. g
AUTO PAINTING, $50; best materials
used; immediate service; body and fender
W0rk: 3511 Ga. ave, GE. 9S42
lect your color: work guaranteed. ADDI-
son CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV,
HO. 1900.
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etal hauling; vans, stakes, panels white
help: reas. rates. FIR. $3.50. Ext. r.
a-TON STAKE with men: haul anything;
S4 per hour RE. 5104. %
VAN TRUCKS. large or small jobs expert
enced help; prompt service; reas. rates;
LOCAL and long distance; IA. 1897; g
vans, stakes, panels and pickups: for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UR-SELF, ME. 7011. 81
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs expert
local and long distance. Ia. 2937. A.
DUMP TRUCK. 1 h-ton, by hr., day or
contract. FIR. 273O after pm.
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AUTO LOANS.

IF you ARE PLANNING to buy a car from
2 private party or aealer. it isn't necessary
TO pay cash: Our easy payment plan will
conform with your budget. Cali US before
you buy, Our stan of experts will be glad
to appraise the car for fair market value
and mechanical condition and assist In
procuring title and tags. Nc Obligation.
Telephone Republic 1900, NOLAN FINANCE
CO., l102 New York ave. NV, Greyhound
Bus Terminal Bldg
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-WANTEr

COTTAGE WANTED TO RENT, Aug. 10
to "a, near bay fishing and swimming:
noncrowded location; conveniences: will
pay good price for the right place. co.
WANTED-Cash deal; l to 5 acres, wood
ed land, water. frontage. electricity in
or nearby. within 25 miles of Washing
slider partially improved property. suits
able for all-year living. Write full par
ticulars and will contact you personally
WANTED TO RENT, cottage. to accom-.
modate people at nearby beach from
Aug. to Aug. 19: within 40 miles oil
D. c. preferred. Phone 81. 3061. after
B pm. 81
Evening star., 1947-08-03
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

LARGE 15-ROOM brick house. near 18th
and Mass. ave. NV. Want or family
apt. or to 10 room house, NV, ne. or
Sc. Box 343-X. Star.
WILL EXCHANGE my beautiful home and
waterfront property located near Leonard
town. Md, for income property in D. C.
or vicinity. For informa tion and details on
my property CAN MR.. BERKEY. MI. 4311
or GIL. 1882 ewes.
s.BEDRM. DUPLEX. mr.. Sears, NV:
$7,875; vacant, newly decorated indi-
vidIal gas h.-w.h.: trade $3.50 equity
as down payment on house in NV, Ar
lington or Montgomery Co. WI.s161O.
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

GARAGE-Business and equipment Call
afFAsRicxrEb ffsfs p t. ss.si ses4 and aluminium
| RACES. shops and factory bldgs. erected,
| complete with engineering service. DU-
NV. MA. 1856. .
GARAGE BUSINESS and equipment. SPACE
for 5 cars, and lse. lot included; Jeep
service car: 81 4,500. Call WA. 1908 or
| UN. 1892 after am. Monday. d
Evening star., 1947-08-03
GARAGES FOR RENT

ONE GARAGE, 11th and H sts. me-; also
several sarases Georgia ave. and Park
GARAGE. lst commercial. 2-story brick.
rear of 1241 sth st. NV; reasonable
rent. Ma. I40s. RA. 1871.
Evening star., 1947-08-03

l-TON CARGO TRAILERS, Ss5; Mt. Yer
non auto trailers, $3.50
Vans, platforms, semi's, lowboys CEN
rRA. MOTOR CO., 5000 Lee hwy, Arling-
on, CHI. 1000.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

OSSINING, N. z. Albany Post rd.-Va-
can't plot, 1S0x160, zoned for business; no
mortsage; exchange for Virginia or Wash
ington. D. c.. property. Owner, w C.
GRAIN. telegraph I'd. Alexandria, Va,
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s501 Piney Branch
1917. SH g6O3
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

PLYMOUTH TRAILER, 1871: 19-foot,
closets, sleeps A: exchange for late mode
truck TIE 2635. 3
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COUNTRY ESTATE. faces Mt. Vernon.
:,7oo-ft. frontage. on Potomac River with
full riparian rights: lovely shrubs and
snd house built in isea snd sfe eontsins
orieinal hand-hewn panel lumber timber.
foorinE and freplaces; modern electric
Or less; well stocked with game; price,
6aI ;oo1 nMSI Sh1Tn By appointment' gaI EDWARD
EXCEPTIONAL 0PPoRTUNITIEs-Breton
oysssr bed mssnieert VIEW oatstsndins
ssdpss Sss5 sports excellent 5 n:
''1s,i Potomac ns;'ov River. Charles co.-5-acr.
tsS% seF nc ss sssf ssdSss
Wieomico River. St. Marys co.-1o acres
lent nsishserhood; oatsssndins @ fGaa eass.i aat.i
Delishtiul home. Cobb Island Potomac
Groom Cottage tfurnishsd,. bath. sae eiec.
tricity: watsr-front front privileses; immediate
''ssss Nesis creekmsman bungalow dur.
nishedl: anehorage: crabs, oysters, f,shins
pstuxest River Estuary ist N,shols' s',aas,t "a
try Tsp road Acres. ,0 zoo; Maryiand M IU ant
yirTinia i p,, VIZ wa fronts LEONARD sNrDER
historic TIDEWATER Southern Mary.
land
l. Patuxent River-70 acres: wide sand
beach: 6-room home: large tobacco barn
crops; operated by good tenant farmer
swimm ing. oysters, ducking, nshing, upland
game; 45 miles D. c.; $4,000.
home. sand beach; private pier larss
trees: immediate possession; in perfect
area. near Solomons, So miles d. c.
81 1000.
s. is acres on Patuxent River: modern
1-room home with all conveniences; !
beach cottages; store; located on the paved
b. C., on lower Patuxent: wide SAND
beach; perfect for 3 club or summer resort
Tracts Of land on Chesapeake Bay
Patuxent River. St George River. Tobae.
co. train. livestock farms. CALVERT
Frederick. Calvert County, MARYLAND.
Evening star., 1947-08-03

CENT o;EENIRAL ~ MOTOR co.. GMc truck dealer
oneis ~ trucks at special sale.
pickups panels, stakes, dumps, chass,,
ana cabs, semitrailers. Also some Hrm1
surplus trucks, AKA, 6x6. 6x4 carens
atinmps: tractors, chassis. bridge construc.
Sion lr1cKS. half-tracks, ducks 1910
Fsdsral paal 3-ton tractor and nat semitrailer
;. CENTRAL AL MOTOR CO.. GMc truck
CH. 1000. daily s am. to pm smn sSa;
~ 70 .. To reach: Out M st. through
GeoTgetown. cross Key Bridge. turn rigEi
1h 1 Lee ;,.y nwy. 10. 8. 20 and 2lD; drive
Evening star., 1947-08-03

CHRYsLER 1912 New Yorker; IN fine con.
Vii. vii ssll ya,sl q 500 81 sas7 7ao .,3s, IA
club coupe: new paint job: excellent me
MOTORS. d'Sp srd and H ,ts. ne. AZ. $500
cHRYsLER 1910 Royal 4-dr sedan Al
best offer under. WA. $3.50. "a
e11s sc1s ssT ITD oTg, y ns
eHlRsYiskkR' eilfsi ' 81 81 4.door; s heater. new two.
ssa: s.ns p $500 CASH assi !.F;5 sa
cHRYsIER M I1a42 New Yorker sedan: COM
5.asl psy sss or s.. s.s ss &.r III ahS.I
cRRYsTaR ISLE 49, is4s 4.door Hishla nder; light
blue: purchased in Del; ,a 500 o, mi; radio
CHRYsLER is4O 4-dr. New Yorker: clean
s;nRkwAd f;1 sPd soS1 S sGsd e. e1y n M, olsS
cHRYsLER Imperial coupe. 1888: excep-
tional condition: heater v,ss radio new seat
limousine; black; bouEht in April: less than
pie. 4ee as soo air cs sHnetionss4 III ss41
$:sEsss S:.iys1s Sss 'f8ass SIssv s1iRf
MOTORS, 1893 18TH st. NV. %
CROSLEY 1912 sedan; 1878 cash: needs
some repairs to be put in condition. 145
Galveston pl s.w., Apt. 4.
DE SOTO 1941 2-door: only S400 down;
r. and h; an exceptionally vell-kept car;
mechanically excellent: beautiful dark blue
finish. 30-dAy warranty. an owner-rated
car: S1.195. LOGAN MOTOR CO.. 3540
81 sSfs isss s sdss, C.. :.s.s ys5ss. . "a
exsssly sIy IKE = nsy. very log mileass s'sSs
De s0To 1885 small sedan: mechanically
excellent: new tires, radio and heat; pri-
vate owner: S400. Ii. 1878.
DE SOTO az fluid drive 5-passenger coupe
brand-new motor: new paint Job: radio
heater: good condition: $1,000. 2438 Tun-
DE sOTO i9a7 4-dr. sedan; perfect cond
newly painted; radio and heater; $3.50.
+ ": sIsK. Bailey's Crossroads Va
DE SOTO Is41 2-door sedan; fluid drive,
radio and heater. new tires. excellent
condition indiyidually 9gygsssd; .n s1.oss.
NV. from 10 I'm. to pm: =
DE SOTO 1911 4-door sedan. good run
ming condition and appearance sacrifice,
x0s5. OWNER, UN 7543. 81
BODICE 1910 de luxe 4-door: low mileage:
perfect eond.: ss75. RE. 1901, Ext. SO.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE.

WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE.
EoCH HAVEN-A beautiful building site
on the water front. Call FA. 1851.
block from water. Call Pa. 1851.
EDGEWATER, MD. - Furnished year
around bunsalow near South River; Two
bedrooms and nursery, modern ELECTRIC
dining room, basement; large yard with
fruit and shade trees; possession. Annapo-
lis 957S. 81
4.KooM FURN. COTTAGE, North Beach
Md.-Best ofer over $1,000 for quick cash
sale. Phone GL. 6s45 after 8 pm. 3
WATERFRONT LOTS, houses, acreage
and farms: within 25 mi. Of D. c. M: C.
Evening star., 1947-08-03

BUICK 1910 club coupe. r. and h.; Just
the car Tor someone looking for . good
car: $lsQ95. PARKWAY. 3051 N st. NV
NJ; OlS5. IS
BUICK 1946 sedanette: excellent condi-
sS zen; aor private s oxner; low MILEAGE; price,
BUICK 1947 2-door 6-passenger Super
sedanette: model SOS: black porcelainated; +;
air conditioner. seat covers. Briggs oil
alter: VS.. wall tires; S2.s50. MA. 1866,
MT. Palmer, Sunday 12 noon to f.
BUICK 1e41 century sedan; owner good
condition; h. and r: low mileage; $1,000
2S09 Appleton st. NV.
BUICK 1946 convertible. almost new. 5000
mt: recently undercoated and porcelain
JULES EArfERMAN, 'fis lis Fia Ii'e; ave s'nss ps
TR. 4437 or AT. 919S. "a
BUICK 1887 model "a0'' 4-dr sedan:
excel. mechanical cond. 5000. ov. 265s.
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-02
Tales of the Town

Mrs. Hugh Phelps, Mrs. R. c.
Colson and Mrs. L. L. Smith COM
prise a committee of the Laurel
Garden club which met Tuesday at
Mrs. Phelps home to make arrange
ment for the annual breakfast of
the club to be held at the home of
Mrs. Herbert Bailey of Billings,
Thursday, July 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman
and daughter Helen visited recently
at the Gus YESTERDAYS home in
Reed Point.
Relatives have received word from
Mrs. Cora Giles and daughter, Miss
Gertrude Giles, who are taking an
extended vacation trip, that they
have been visiting in Columbus,
Ohio, and expect to leave there for
points in Texas while on their jour
ney to the west coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Olson and
Mrs. Fred Herman and children
spent the week end visiting Mr..
and Mrs. B. r. Keener and family
of Red Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Wheeler had
as their guest several days their
Glenn Wheeler of Billings.
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-02
legIess World War Vet
Manages Farm, Drives Auto

HERRIN, ILL.-Lester Ogden has
no legs but he's working q 10
acre southern Illinois farm.
The 37-year-old World War II am
putee has turned the seemingly i'm
possible trick with an assist from
two gadget-minded mechanics who
rugged a regular tractor so Ogden
runs it only with his two hands.
Ogden admitted a bit Of difficulty
at first in operating the vehicle but
has no trouble now. He straps him
self to the seat with a leather belt
and, in his own words, Lets her
60"
He held a technician fifth grade
rating as a radio operator and has
a Purple Heart and several battle
stars on which he is reluctant to
talk. He lost his legs on a Pacific
island in 1914. His legs were am
putated too near his body to permit
artificial legs, he said.
Ogden also drives an automobile
especially rugged for him by himself
and his brother, Howard. He gets
around in a w%heelchair that he takes
with him in the car. He has an
cupboard motor boat for fishing, but
he takes a companion along to lug
the motor.
In addition to tilling the land, he
also is feeding II cattle.
Ogden plans to open an automo-
bile service station.
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-02
He Just Had to Wake Up
With All This Happening

PORTLAND, ORE.-An auto
sheared off a power pole, knocked
out electrical service in a large
part of the city, set off burglar
alarms, put a substation out of
commission. sent traffic signals
haywire-and woke up the driv-
er. Francis w. Mcbride, 81,
the driver, saw that three wires
had fallen on the car, and leaped
clear, unhurt.
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-02
From where | sit SOC. by Joe Marsh.
The Picnic Was
q Hug" Success!

Our local Wild Life League went
on a picnic Saturday, and 1 went
along to cOver it for the Clarion.
Monday, folks kept stopping me,
and saying: "Must have COTTON out
of hand, that picnic!"
"Nonsenso I says. "It was
mighty pleasant and congenial.
Just beer and hot dogs, cheese and
cider" And then they show me the
headline reading: "WILD WIFI
PICNIC HUG SUCCESS"
Of course it was Elmer, my type
setter, who had made the misprints:
But is my face red! It's only be-
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-02

cause folks are so temperate and
well-behaved in our town, that they
could afford to take the whole thing
as a joke.
From where I sit, even a news
paper editors entitled to a few
mistakes. And since I reported
that they served a moderate bev-
erage like beer, I'm sure nobody
thinks the picnic was the least bit
wild, or anything but a huge sue
cess-and 1 mean huge!
& @a4e
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-02

First Oil Burner
The first scientifically constructed
oil burner was invented by A. Arg
and of Geneva in 1874.
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-02

Copyright, 1917, United States Brewers Foundation
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
All GIRLS WIN
SEWING HONORS

Because they make their own
clothes, Nancy Vaughn, II, of Route
8, Princeton, N j., and Hester Ann
Bennum, IL, of Lewes, Del, saved
more than SO per cent in their
school wardrobes this fall. The
girls, each the clothing champion of
her state, are attending the 1947
National All Club Congress in
Chicago this week as result of
their outstanding records in the A.
H Clothing Achievement program.
They are among the clothing cham
pions of As states and Alaska who
won trips to the Congress, awarded
by The Spool Cotton Company.
Twelve of these girls also received
college scholarships from the same
company.
Nancy Vaughn, the New Jersey
clothing champion, made her en-
tire school wardrobe of seven gar
ments last summer for only $20.57.
They are valued at more than SIS
I'm keeping the money saved by
sewing to go to college," she says.
when | started All clothing,
never dreamed it would amount to
so much"
The Delaware champion, Hester
Ann Bennum in 10 months of this
year sewed % garments at cost Of
$26.93, which are valued at $118.13
according to her carefully kept rec,
ords. A smart evening dress (white
net over white shark skin) for g
high school prom cost her only &c..
As to make at home. Its easy t.
have nice Clothes" she says, "i
you use some imagination plus the
tailoring tricks, the short cuts, an(
the essential techniques of gooC
clothing design l learned in 4-H."
Both girls are exceptional juniol
leaders and have won many honor
in county and district competition
in dress revue, home-improvement
and other All projects.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
TRAINING TRACK Is NEWEST
FEATURE AT DELAWARE PARK
tcontinued from tirst paae1

takingly done under the supervis-
ion of Clarke Pardee who has scor-
ed notable successes with the other
four courses at Delaware Park
Comprising almost 500 acres, and
one of the largest racing plants in
the nation. Delaware's main rae
ing strip is of course the mile oval
which is 100 feet wide on both
front and back stretches giving
ample room for large fields. With
in this oval is the regular steeple-
chase course. The larger cham
pionship steeplechase course, or
cup course, goes out into the
country" and is the third course.
The fourth course is the recently
constructed hurdles strip, while
the training track makes the fifth.
1t is possible to stable close to
1900 horses at Delaware Park and
at the height of the meeting the
handling of workout traffic fire.
quently becomes a problem. The
new training track is expected to
reduce this strain, especially as ii
is located adjacent to the stable
area and is nearer to most of the
barns than is the main mile oval
A proper foundation, first class
drainage, and construction prin-
ciples such as are found at regu-
, lar racing ovals was followed in
the making of this training track
by Mr.. Pardee who studied engi'
neering at the U. S. Naval Acad'
envy.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
NEW STUDEBAKERS
NOW ON EXHIBITION

Webb's Garage of Milford has
just put new 194S Studebaker mo-
dels on exhibition.
The cars are the first new Stude-
baker models since the company
set an entirely new automotive
style with a brilliant postwar de-
sign. Even greater owner satisfac-
ton is promised by a series of inn
provements that touch both bodies
and chassis.
II think everyone will agree that
Studebaker has been the most dis
cussed automobile on American
highways for more than year, :
said Mr.. Webb. These new models
are proof that the company is de-
termined to retain its position in
the Iimelight. Low, wide bodies
unexcelled vision and superlative
riding and driving ease are only a
few of the cars characteristics.
Further, in addition to the pride
that goes with owning the recog-
nized style leader, the buyer OF q
1948 Studebaker gets outstanding
economy. Both in low cost opera
ton and modern lines, the models
fit the needs of the day."
Mr.. Webb urges people to come
to his showroom not only to in
spect the new cars but to hear ar
explanation of their newest fea,
lures.
Every once in a while a feature
is developed for an automobile tina
is so logical that it makes you won
der why it wasn't thought of be-
FORE" he added. I'VE have such 8
development in a method of ad
justing front seat cushion springs
to the weight of the occupants
Whether you weigh 100 or ,SO'
pounds you are assured of lasting
comfort"
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
FREDERICK

Mrs. verna Starting of Whining
ton, spent Sunday with Miss Edna
Mae Fisher.
Miss Edna Mae Fisher, student
at Milford Memorial Hospital, left
Monday for Washington, d. c., to
complete a six months course of
training. Those who accompanied
her were her mother, Mrs. Claude
Fisher, Mrs. Clarence Webb, Miss
Jane Webb and Mr.. Joseph Webb.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
Greatest Loss of Life

The greatest loss Of life in single
fire in the history of the United
States occurred when 1900 persons
lost their lives in forest confiagra-
ton at Peshtigo, Wis, October 8,
1871. This was the same day that
the Chicago fire of 1871 began.